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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

IN the l2th dpy Of Mar, b, 1855, an advertisement
" tia INV goods had been dis aimed and would he
sold a. public auction ter rent George Z. KRIS,
appeared la the Evening Star. As such adser-
n.emeEt, II unexplained, would have the tendency
10 iniuIe my credit, which is nay only fortune, and
only means Of supporting my family, make The fol-
lowing statement:
On the LIST day Of August, 1854, entered intn an
az Ct menl 10 lease, for five yeas, from Geo. E. Kirk
the part of lot No. in Square No 437, and ptem-
agreeing to furnish a new planning Machine and ali
NJ fixtures, AT h's SIS anu have them finished fully
tor use within two months from said LIST sugul
1854. This Mr.. Kirk failed 10 do. TIE said ma
chre was not finished and htIef mp for use for two
months after the time specified. This n great
lnss u me. The planning machine was worth more
than all the machinery ON the premises. MIR. KIRK
further agreed To build b. lex shop sad ground,
move and set all the machinery, and put them in
good running ORDER, al his own cost and expense.
Nr KIRK has entirely failed 10 perform his part Of
Agreement, ana demanded Of me the payment OF
the full rent OF 500 pr annum, for a "a old shop
without roO. glass in the Windows, shutters To
keep cut the cold. Ii is impossible for aay ole TO
woik in the shep in rainy wea her, keep any
thing dry man cannot carry On business in the
hep Ia It's ~ esrnt coalition. think when Pr. X.
weighs the matter well IN his mind his conscience
will not lei him charge me much r,nt for an Id
shop that Is IN a manner worth moth ne, as have
had To pay for new one. Ii Mr. X. had demanded
Of me small and just rent, would have settled il
with bin, notwithstanding the failure 20 comply
with his agreement. ]. w. J0RDON
mar l6 -lw$
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AZ EjSRS. EDITORS: I'm answer 10 Mr. ] w
w JOur6an's Card of 18th inst in which ne ac-
cuscs me OF an in ended injury OF his credit ia the
ADVERT ement FIR the sale OF his goods Now do
mo positively and unequivocaily pronounce il To
be without the shadow of truth, never having can
10 be other than friendly disposed towards him. The
law requires that goods levied upon under warrant,
OF dstraint shall be advertised or posted in some
conspicuous place for "a hit days, and the expira-
ton OF which Inc to be sold the party whose goods
are levied upon to be furnished with a schedule of
articles taken. The bali the case not being able
II fnd MIR. Jonrdan, and acting under instructions
from me to comply with the strict letter of the law
he applied TO magistrate, who advised him pub
i'h the sale, IL b-iRg the sures way 10 avoid diff
Guilty.
The Planning Mill was purchased and put in r.iace
as som as h. or any other person could have Gone
II. Tae ,'elay of which he speaks Sas caused in
New York, and on board of the vessel as | did not
get II for nearly two months after being shipped
reused 10 be bound IN any specified time to furnish
IL, and II was only suppOs.ion that il would be here
In two months
was 10 have rebuilt the shop with brick admit;
but owing to the DELAY, on his part TO execute the
lease, which he rOmised from time 10 time 10 do.
and let Ire know the cost Of the carpenters work
up 10 the time that brick work could not be done 4
contracted with him to repair the present building
Notwithstanding the lease was not executed IN
being complicated job, il was agreed between Jour
dan and myself that the price should be fixed when
done by his foreman, Mr.. Geo. Blu I, who will tes-
tfy 10 the above facts, if called upon so to do The
material for the repair being brou, hit to the Mill and
dressed, then being used for pu poses, and taken
away, was the first cause of doubt and mist ust in
my mind "a to sthcerity on his part. HIS card con
tains the h'st intima.iOn Of any objection 10 the
amount OF rent known TO me. The above facts have
been drawn from me in reply 10 lis card. which will
neither edy or enlighten the public, being solely
privat mater between ]. w. Jourdan and myself
mar l9-lt &c KIRK
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St. Tatrick's Law in Baltimore

The birthday of Ireland's patron, st. Patrick,
was celebrated in Baltimore by tho "OIiver
Hibernien Society" and Irish Social Bsnev-
client Society,"" both CT which gave magnif-
cent bapqus,s, which were largely attended,
where sentiment, song, speech, and good fell
loUship prevailed. Among the toasts offered
at the Hiberniaa Society, We find the fol-
lowing:
By Mr.. Luke Cassidy Irish Americans
The pleasantsst duty they have to perform uu-
der the Constitution Of this glorious Union, b
to ronounco all allegiance to every foreign
prince or potentate on the face Of the earth,
and especially to her Ladyship, the present
Ruler of Great Britain and Ireland
John 4. Ennis The Irish Adopted Citizen |:
He may feel the stripes, but he will ever be
faithful to the stars which are emblazoned
upon the banner of his adopted country
Patriotism can demand-America can receive
mo stronger proof OF his devotion.
At this dinner, letters were read from Gov.
Lyon, ex Gov. Lowe, aud Hon Henry May
We notice the following sentiments among
these present at the banquet of the Irish So
eiaI Benevolent Society;
The United States Of America: The land
where every principle of liberty is indicated,
and where every emo bling sentiment of hu-
mainly yes and fourishes Crushed be the
spirit that would sully that liberty or extend
& whitening influence to the pure and lofty
emotions which have characterized his yota-
ries.
by Francis Gallagher.-The Enemies of Re.
ligious Freedom: Father, forgive them, for
they knov nothing Of what they do. Luke
23t chap 3ith
The True American Heart: May Its pulsa.
tons Of patriotism be always as free az the
waving Of our national dag in the brsesss Of
heaven.
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The Poole Verdict.

The jury to examine into the cause of the
death of VIM. Poole, who was recently shot In
New York, came into court at o'clock on
Saturday evening last, and returned the fol
lowing verdict:
ave find that the death of Mr.. Poole was
caused by gunshot wound from pistol In
the hands Of Louis Baker, at Stanwix Hall, in
Broadway, On the morning of the 25th of Feb
ruary, 1855.
I'VE find that James Turner and Patrick
Mclaughlin, alias Paudeen, were guilty Of
aiding and abettiDg in the murder of Mr..
Poole
"We find John Byler, Cornelius Linn, snd
Charles Van Pelt, guilty az accessories before
the fact.
eve likewise find John Morrissey guilty Of
an assault with an intent to take the life Of
VIM. Poole, and that he was accessory to the
murder Of said Vim. Poole by association on
the evening preceding the murder.
I've likewise find James Irwin ACCESSORY
before the tact"
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Bringing thsm no with a Roaud Turn.

Bringing them up With Roaud Turn.
South Carolina, We presume, for the first time,
vas . few days since ssisnishsd with riot
among the hands employed in laying tbs track
on the North Eastern railroad Those en-
ployed, who were Irishmsu, struck for higher
wages, and their places were quickly supplied
by Germans sent up from Charleston. The
former then insisted on going back at their
old wages, but we. not received. They then
attacked those who had beoa employed in
their stcad, succeeding 10 preventing them
from working until the arrival Of military
force from Charleston, who captured thirty
three ringleadsrs, whom they safely lodged in
the Charleston prison. Weca2 fairly promise
those obstreperous gentlemen that by the time
they get out Of the clutches of South Carolina
law, they will have, each and every mothers
son them, firmly made up their minds never
to organize, in tie South, to disturb the pub
lie peace, or to violate the rights Of e.he by
force Of arms. They have fallen into hands
that will teach them that such things cannot
be done in that quarter with the immunity with
which they may sent" such "shines'' at the
North. Demagogueisn at the North, is at the
bottom Of their uniform failure to execute the
law in such cases fsarlessly and faithfully
It has thus made the hands employed on pub.
lie works there at times turbulent, lawless and
exceedingly dangerous to the peace of society,
and has thus generated in its efforts to pro.
pitiate their favor, much Of the so strong feel.
ing against all who were born abroad, which
now undeniably exists throughout the United
States. But for the Iipeness of demagogusism
throughout the North, not 1.-THE of the rail-
road and canal riots which have disgracsd the
United States in the last tw enty years, would
have occurred
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SPIRIT OF TIE MOANING PXEss<


The IAtsiiigsnesr publishes an article from
the Liverpool Times, by the Africa, which
the editor regards as rendering certain the
truth Of the account Of the death Of Nicholas.
The extracted article takes it for granted that
the event will bring about peace. Nous vsr-
,Ons. The IH.slIigsneer also copies a cock
and bull story from the New York Times, ac-
counting for Mr. SOu.e's act in rsfrainiug from
getting into personal quarrel with his friends
In the Administration, on the ground that the
latter are in possession Of cert ain charges
against the manner in which he discharged
his duties when in Madrid, brought by bis
Secretary Of Legation. We refer the reader
to what We say in another column about the
Efforts to make it appear that there is per-
soral misunderstanding between Mr.. Soule
aud the Administration.
The Union, growing indignant over the
fact that that Messrs Beals and Patton desert
the Virginia Democracy for Know Nothipgism,
says:
1.-The two Democrats who have submitted
TO tie humiliation, hot to say degradation, OF
playing second fiddle TO the combination of
Wbiggery and know Nothingism msy be able
TO pacify their own consciences upon the hope
of gratifying their private griefs or th cir inor
dinate ambitious, but We will not believe that
theft treachery can excite in the honest and
faithful Democratic masses of Virginia any
other than feelings of indignant disgust liz
cannot be that Democracy which has won a
high national renown in a continued series of
triumphs Of Federalism in all its phases has
become so deuoralzed, or so Indifferent to its
own character, as to ratify a bargain which
not only places it at the foOtstool of its ancient
foes, but SINKS il the the level Of an associa-
ton with Abolitionism itself So far fem
being discouraged By the announcement of tn
eonsummstion Of the bargain, we indulge the
hope that the very boldness and baseness of
the coalition VIII s.ar,le the over-conGdeut
Democracy, not oniy Of Virginia, but Of the
whole South, and awaken them to a proper
sens, of the dangers which threaten them,
The ticket just announced IL the result of the
midnight schemes which have been conco,ted
and coosummated in secret conclaves, for the
purpose OF breaking down the regular Demo
cratic organization. No Democrat csn now
plead ignorance as to the real object Of the
analSamation, and none can now give il Lis
sanction except upon the full responsibility Of
proving untrue TO his Democratic faith.
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an HE MIND or JESUS. hv m. aulhor

HE MIND OF JESUS, by the author of the
i Words of Jesus-prce 40 cents
:, ny the same author, The Footsteps Of ST Paul -
l2mn, 81
What nober model could be lected Tor youthful
minds-what history mere feplete with stirring i'm.
terest and noble spiritual lessons than the life OF
the "Scholar o. Gamalieli" IL has been truihfuliy
SAID that 'no romance has ever been written SO in.
teresting As the Acts OF the Apostles"
:, Morning and Night Watches, l6mo, go cents
Family Prayers, l6no, IS cents
The " ord- Of Jesus, l6mo, 70 cents
The Great Journey va Pilgrimage, illustrated, Soc.
The Minister'S Family, by the Rev. w. NJ Hether.
iDgton
Notes and Disc purses on the Cos psi, by Few. A.
Carrull
Harper's Story Book No 4, Little Louvre
The Christ ans Companion, TO the sick and am cred
Paul and Julia, by John Clau6ius Pitrat
For sale by GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE.
mais-@ 40e Seventh a.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19

STEAMERS on SALT LAKE The Mormons
have built q steamer to ply upon the Great
Salt Lake. She only waits for her machinery,
which Is to be taken GU by the first trsin
fIom So. Louis in the spTicg. Utah Territory
has now population Vi 40 coo and that Of
Salt Lake City is II 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19

SroRAGE.-Storage will be taken in
the fine large dry basement, corner of
Eleventh street and the Avenue, "Star
Buildings" The central location and
easy access to this store-room makes it
the most desirable place of the kind in
Washington. Terms low. Apply at the
Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19

TEE LOWEST BIDDER nams Of Ma.
mon preacher was added TO the Iist az Off.
ciating clergymen who acted as chaplain 70
tho California Legislature, because be offered
to pray for that honorable body without mo-
Ley ana Witkcut price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19
THE HONEY BEE.

NALVERT'S FIRST PREMIUM COMMON
" SENSE BEE HIVES, OR PALACE, may be
srea in the National Gallery, Patent Office building,
Fac lew days Only together with his beautiful spe-
ciuIons Of Virgin Honey. Stale, County, and Fam
ill., Rights may be pur -hased. IHqure tor the lat-
entee. GEORGE CALVERT.
mar l--4ls Il
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OLD SOLDIERS, SAILORS, AND
- 14-1H Ia
NJ ARMIES

GtAN have their papers prepared, ard Warrants
~ CHAINED, under The late Bounty Land Act II
NJ rch 3, 1855, by calling at { = banking house OF
HAMILTON G FAINT,
No 40 Pennsylvania Avenue.
0f- n. b. The highest price paid Cor Land War
rants. ma l1-4t
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

ID W. BROWNING, Mer, haut Tailor, under
i the United States Hotel, has just received q
large supply OF Spring and Summer Goods, and i.
now prepar TO offer great bargains to all in want
Of goOd and fashionable clothing. His Ready
made Clothing " will be sod al The following low
prices:
VIII l. SUITS, Coat, PanislOons. aud vesi, Of thin
cloth or Cashmere, fIr STA.
Fine Black Frock and Dress Goats, from Sl0 to
els.
Good Business Goats for al.
Black and Fancy Pants, from 81 10 81.
Hiarseies nj SILK Vets. from 80 to SIS.
He keeps always hand large assortment, Of
fancy articles, such as Shirts, Gloves, Crava,s, I'm
brellas, Sc.
''Sole Agent TO tie sale of Scoit's Fashionsn
mar l9-t
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Gg0RGE C RkOoKE,
Attorney and Couessibor.at.L Law,
UPPER MARLBOROUGH
MARYLAND.

MARYLAND,
Will practice IN the Courts Of Prince Georges, Cal
vert, Charles and 81. Mays Ccun,ies, and in
THE COURT OF APPEALS
And give prompt attention TO the collection of all
claims in either OF tile above Counties
mar Is DIV
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EOR SALE--just arrived, nine good WORK
II horses, from Virginia. Can be seen ~
at the Blacksmith shop corner of Tenihf72S&
and streets, near the canal. Hn
mar l9-lts
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NO MORE SMOKING.

JAWS & LOWE, Bricklayers ard Builders,
have obtained patent for building chimney
that will not smoke, at saving of 30 per cent. in
material, and they have ought their plan 10 that
perfection that all persons troubled with smoky
chimneys can have them cured or no pay. All
kinds Of brickwork contracted for upon the most
liberal terms: Residence 375 Ninth street, between
G and New YORK Avenue.
mar l9-3:f
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MORE BARGAINS

A I lie ''W Washington Store," late Magruder L.
IN Caiver's.
Irish Linens all prices
Pillow do
Beautiful TILES white and cold Brilliants
Striped and figured Chinizes
New style Chaley perege
Do Silks, Mousselne, Lawns
Eerege de LaIns, SC.
In addition to tie above there is a large stock OF
spring and SUNNI er Goods, purchased Of the late
hrm, which VIII be sid remarkably low 10 close
Out the entire stock.
Customers can rely upon great bargains al
No. 10 opp. Centre Market,
mar l6-lw UGD b-tw 9Th and 9tu sta.
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RECEIVING SPRING SUPPLIES.

RECEIVING SPRING SUPPLIES.
ME are now opening msny new and desirable
w Spring Goods, 10 which we invite the atten
u Of purchasers generally before making their Sc
lectinns
We name d few ]. ading ariiclee-
IS pieces fine plaid and plain Cambrics, chean
100 do neat style Chintzes and French bril-
liants
20 do Manchester and other styles nice Cling
hams
so do Richardson's and Barklics' Shirtins
Linens
200 do superior bleached Shrting Cottons
"a, 10 I, l2 Linen and Gotten Sheetings
A large lot OF Tow ,llngs, damasS Napkins and Ia
Also, lot Of light stripe and plaid Dress SILKS at
greatly reduced prices.
spring Mousseiines. Challey De L aires and Ba-
rege DE LANES, all Of beautiful designs
With general assortment Of New Goods which
We Will sell at fair prices for Gosh, on short time
10 prompt purchasers.
Uy-Ah articles sold at cur establishment are war
ranted 10 prove as represented.
COLLEY SEARS,
No. 623 Seventh st, doors above Pa. av.
mar l4-eolw
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PREMIUM BOOTS.

PREMIUM BOOTS.
EENTLEMEN are requested 10 call at my Store,
NJ Browns Hotel, and examine the fine case Of
BOOTS that wa srded THE HIGHEST PREMIUM al
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, msnuiac-
tu5eti by Go, ley Co, Pha ielphia Please call
early, a. they vail be returned in a few days. Ihave
fine assortment of BOOTS hand and for sale
IT, IN the SINE establishment; also, nf G. Benkert's
and C"nrad's make, Of Philadelphia, well as
my own manufacture, comprising the largest and
hest selected stack of Boots that has ever been In
the market JOHN MILLS.
Fashionable BoOtmas IT, Browns' Hotel.
mar IL 81 Hint, Union. Sent, and Organ 81
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GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY |!


- -- List OF GI CTS
To be distribI tsd To Night among the audience al
THOMAS & co.'s DIsSOLViRG VIEWS,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, tn Street
! SPLENDID GOLD WATCH, valued at S35,
3pair beautiful Gold Ear Rings,
l magnificent Mosaic Bracelet,
3 handsome Gold Beast Pins,
, Gold Lock Is, diff rent sizes
splendid Gold Pen aud P,ncila
handsome Gold Pencils,
Gold Finger Rigs,
"a Silver Thimbles,
Silver ShieIds,
l2 fine Pen Knives,
"A e rnelian Finger Rings,
1lo Articles Of Penumery, French Articles. Fancy
Goods, SC,
amounting in va ue to
SLASH!
They will be put up in neat paper b"xas and tied
up N Calf & Bro 8 Jewelry and Parkpr's Fancy
stores, and sent TO Mr.. HIrbaugh, CANTOR o. Oh.
hall0 by whom they will be thoroughly m.x"d 10
gelher in a large box, and handed cut indiscrimi-
nateiy To the auditors "a they present their checks
tae ciDse Of the exhibition
Ii is requested favor that the individuals re-
ceiving the NOR: costly articles viii leave their ad
dress at The hall or at The office o. the Erening Star
previous to III O'Clock. n IN , ON Tuesday morning
as the piOprirtors desire that those Interested may
be convinced Of the intention 10 b. just and impair
tai.
Tickets only TWENTY-FIVE cents Commrnc.
al z X O'Clock. mar Ii
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u ADVERTISEMENTS should be handed
in by u O'Clock, NJ, otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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HL0CKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS iii yau
" want good Clock, wauant'd 20 keer tin,e.
call al the store OF J. ROBINSON,
$40 Pa. ave., opPO. Browns Hotel.
feb 26-dlm
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amounting in value to
GIoEs
CARUSTS SALOON,

Snlb CcI ~ ShLooN,
THURSDAY EVENING March &c
MIR. ROB EET HELLER has the plea
vi sure of announcing TO his friends and the Gill
7ens OF the District thar, at the solicitation Of the
former, he has determined upon giving
ONE MORE SOTREE
here previous 10 carrying oui his plans with a view
To permanent residence in this ci,y-the Sor, 10
be given next THURSDAY EVENING, at CARU-
SIPS SALOON, and TO consist of performance un
the PIANO FORTE, AMI SECOND-SIGHT, aud
MECHANICAL ILLUSION, he being assisted in
the musical part Of his entertainment b. some OF
his amateur friends
Further particulars hereafter mar IA
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I OST.-St3yed on yesterday morning, from No
IL 397 Thirteenth street, between q and n,
Newfoundland DOG color, black, fore paws Int
tie tInged with g ay, and answers 20 the name at
Leo Had on, VIXEN he left, broad brass collar
with the name and residence of the owner thereon.
Any one returning him TO the subscriber will be lib
orally REWARDED. WILLIAM HANDY
mar l6-3I'
tOAl. FOR SALE LUNA SUPERIOR LOT
~ at White A>h COAL for sac low for cash, tn
close out, IL applied Tor a, the subscribers ard
oH New York avenue, betw en- 18Th and l4th sts.
uiar l6-3;+ JAMES DAILY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19

An Abortivs Tffart.-We presume that by
'nis ums those patriotic journals that have of
tate been engaged in the effort to get up per.
sonsl alteration or quarrel between Mr..
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The Current Operations u thu Treasury
Department. CIV Saturday, the l7tn March
thoro were Of Treasury Warrants entered CT
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-09-26
State Fair.

We do not see as much said in the publ
prints about the next State Fair, which com
mences on the 18th of October, prox., in thi
City, as usual but it by no means follow.
that active preparations are not being made
to make it by far the most creditable Indus
trial Exhibition our State has yet made. Ev-
cry thing will be in order and if our people
from every county will come and bring spe
cimens of all kinds, they will return with a
more exalted opinion of the enterprise of our
people, and the capabilities of our soil an9
climate. The latch-string of the doors o,
the citizens of Raleigh will be found hang
ing out, and warm hearts to greet and make
welcome our guests.