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PROPOSALS FOR STAMPS.
Posr CFFICI I EPARryINT,
Il "a or

February "a, 's55.
DROp0sALS viii be received at tn d.partn EN-
Il until ihs 30th day Of NJ srch rf xt for FUN Sd.
ing stamps for the use o. the post nfc N the Uni
ted stSt rs fer four yssrs from the LIST y OF April
next when ordered bv t. e department Of the III
10 wing dascri tons viz
The name Of the cfice and State IN cir.pla- form
cut from q 20 ID ock o hardened steel, ant N ade
In such manner as to atmt Of l.tters AID fgures
to designate the month ana cay, with a thurnb
screw to eeo such letters and fsur,s in pece =
Such stamp, aid The letters mpcsi q the s.n me- 10
bs OF the same size as thoe now msnufactur,d Al d
In uss. tsra6d MAHOGANY handle, CT the ssme
like tiz' t. be securely :as ened to hs ,.amp The
months OF the year a.hrs waited "a to contain but
thres letters each. CT the size now in USE spd
to BE- cat from solid blocks CT hardened steel Fig.
utes for the days If the month, from to 81 ipcl3
siVe to be male Of like nstSl, and cf the
size last Aforesaid
Also, stamps with thu words "p i,n ard "frse !,
dies. 'N''N NA"'
Also, stamps with figures den,ting tie rates O.,
turned handles.
- Also, stam,s for foreign mails ussl by the New
York and Poston offices.
Al OF the above stamps to be made of hardensd
The proposals. mus also contain separste Tia, far
the circular s'amr, with he months and 6pu,es
Also, for each separate pIscs, con.lining the
month, consisting Of three letters
month. Wv
Also, for mpiete sets of months and fs ures
Also, Tor each e p3rat, piece, it'll The word
paid" and Gree"
Also, for each separate piece, with the fzur.s de
noting ha Rates of post re. The making Of the diff
Ten mt sets will not, however, be gwen to different
contractors, bst tie propfal for the whole which 10
deemed most favorable to the department will b. nc
cepted. The department 20 itss the ris bit
to r ject Ill proposals IL the price is deemed .xtIav
agant, and also thu right to pit proposals from
the same in iiSidusl firm for the circular stamp
with names Of n ouths end figures Of hard NED
st<e, a-d al the other stamps Of other material II
deemed advisable.
Proposals viii be r'csvei and considered for all
the stamps above nsm.d to be composed OF oths,
material than hardened steel; and the department
reserves the right 70 accept such prop ,sas lift shs
deemed for the interest Of the department 20 do
%.
Specimens Of the various kinds of sam q rsouired
ION steel can be seen ct the Appe intmsnt nee Of
ths department., JAMES CAMPBELL,
mag A-iaW%W Postr astsr General.
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HECKER'S FARINA.

DREPARED expressly for Families. a delicate
i and appropriate food for all Seasons, and one OF
the most economical, nutritious, and wbolesome
preparations ever brought to the table, eminently
co0bining the Qualification OF the palate, with am
pie and healthful SUBSTANCE Of the body.
Strictly speaking, HEC xERS' PARMA is neither
stringent nor laxative but restorative; strengthen
ing the digestive and absorbent system. In disor.
defed bowels, Dianhes, Dysentery, and even in
cases Of Cholera, when food is deemed admissible
by the physician, Heckers' Farna cannot fail TO he
salutary, and wherever known is extensively used
In Hospitals and private practice. The preservation
of health, the prevention Of sickness is At least
a. import mt as the cunng Of disease. People in
heath should therefore Heckers' Farina freely
a. common food, TO preserve the incsiimable bles-
sing. For sale by Grocers and Druggists generally
whOIes lie by the manufacturer, HECkER BRO,
at the Crolon Mills 0l CHI Try street, New York. OF
by CHARLES r. PITT, 12 Commerce street, Baiti
more.
- HECKERS' FARINA JELLY in double boil
ers, which render barnng scorching impossible,
Is now exhibited daily at The Fair Of the MetropolI
tan Mechanics Institute, in Washington.
mar 1-3ts
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pc RsONAl.

....Oar old friend of the Baltimore Arpus
has just returned from his trip to the east in
announcing this fact says: sAfter a prettv
Thorough cruise over Boston and its envi rons
during which We had abundant reason to know
that the Maine Law waa dead letter in m at
region, having seen more drinking there in
day than We see Ia our own city in q month,
We TOOK mp the line of march for tho Monu,
Hope Jon do lot speak from experience
friend Beals.
.... III is said that Coleman Stetson have
taken the lease of the Astor House, New York
city, Tor eleven years from the LIST of Nav
next. at an advance en- the present rate q,
5000 per annum, Mr.. Astor agreeino 70
spend Sl5, 900 FOR improvements and repalrs,
-. 1t Is stated that Gov. Bingham, of
Michigan, had vetoed the general bank bill
passed al me late session Of the Legislature of
that State. ~
go. Mr.. Billings, Of Belrdstown, H., is
now putting up 5000 barrels of patsn covered
mans, which are TO be shipped In the spring
for California.
...' Jared w. Bell, the we'll known printer
OF New York, has been arrested on a charge
OF forging the Endorsements of Goldman n
etetson. OF the Astor House, to two promisory
notes. he was committed to prison in default
o. a,OVO bail. The aggregate of his forgeries,
amount to several thousand dollars; and the
out Of him. -
80. Fifty-thrse Inhabitants of Concord IN
H. have signed q statement that thew have
Withdrawn from the Know Nothing counc;Is
Of that city. They say TIE whole humber of
WitndrsWals in that city is about q hundred
ana me Patriot estimates that the number In
.hs state Is ffteen hundred. The Know Moth
ing lodge IN Raymond IN H. lately had
meeting and dissolved with three cheers for
Sovsrncr Baker, the Democratic candidate for
Governor. ''
80. Major General Winfield Scott was YES.
terday, by and with the advice and consent of
the Senate, appointed to the brsyet rank OF
Lisutent General in the army
1--WE hear that the youngest son of the
deceased poet Fairchild has become insane.
and that he IL now an inmate of the Bloom.
ingdsls Asylum.
....J. c. Derby has in press q biography of
Ten Sam Houston, In three volumes.
....Judss Edwards, of the Supreme Court
OF New York, died In New York city on Taes.
aAy evening last, aged Al years.
1.-The New York Express defends thu
character Of the notorious Bill Poole, who
Va nearly murdered in q row the other
i!wn.,d nn said that Poole Is recovering from
The Louisville Democrat, of Saturday
.sys ne r, hno. Nothings of kentucky, a. their
OF Warren County, for Governor and
EdWsrds OF Logan for Lieutenant Goyernor
The first has been Wing and the ssconJ az .
Democrat; they are gsatlemsn not widely
known.
....It 10 rumored In New York that Hive,
and Horrssey, the Notorious brsisers are T.
have . rough and tumble fight in Now York
within week, for . purse Of 1900. The mo
nsy has beeu placed In the hands of stake
holders, and all the arrsoksmsuts made fol
the ARRAY. = -.--..'.- ~
The fugitive slave, Anthony Burns, is now
on his way back to Boston, his freedom having
been purchased by a few Bostonisns for the
sum Of 81 300.
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INTERESTING NEWS.

w f have just received large assortment OF
w BOOTS and SHOES for ladies', misses and
children's wear winch we offer very low.-a6~
Ladies' Caters from 81 to IS J
Misses Boots of every kind in proportion ~
OF children's shoes we have every color -.
and style, from 25 cents, up
The inquiry generally il, Where can we find
good assortment of Shoes for children? We can
answer all such quersts TO their satisfaction If they
give Us a call.
We would also state that we are prepared 10 man.
ufacture every style of boot shoe usually by
gentlemen, ladies, misses or CHI ldren.
Also on hand tvery description OF boots and shoes
which will be sold very low.
Call and examine for yourselves before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as we are determined 70 cell.
s. e. MILLS 4 CO.,
feb 2S-3t 4S6 seyeuth ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intsiigencer rejoices over the action OF
the President and Senate, in carrying out,
yesterday, to triumphant conclusion, the
lieutenant general Law. That's, 10 nominating
and unanimously confirming Major General
Winfield Scott to be Lieutenant General in
the army Of the United States, the new com.
mission to date back from the taking of the
fortress Of San Juan de Ulloa, at Vera Cruz.
The Union urges that Know Nothineism in
the South is bat introducing abolitionism there
under disguise. WeHnd in the Union also q
Communication upon DR.. OWNS proposed over.
land express to California, which reads to n,
very much as II designed by the writer to defea,
that great Measure of economical frontier pro.
lection, for the benefit of the companies OWNING
the mail steamer lines between New York and
San Francisco. In the last year, in nine ont Of
every ten trips they have been bsaten from
one To four days in the time occupied, by the
Steamers OF the Nicaragua line, whose propris-
tors have before the Department standing
oner to make the mail to California weekly,
for $3.50 ,0e0 per annpm. The Postma,ts,
General has called the attention of Congress
to this offer, and has recommended that, if any
change whatever be made in the ocean mail
steamer service between New York and Sar
Francisco, 1t shall embrace authority to hin
to contract for tho additional service with
the lowest responsible bidder to carry the
mails, in the shortest time, under ordin.
airy inland postal rules and regulssi6ns Tt Z
scheme which will likely be brought beror.
Congress today, is in direct opposition to
this recommendation of the Postmaste,
General; inasmuch, as when developed. i,
will be found to propose to make an sd.
dinonai close contract to carry the mail
by the slowest route, really in order to choke
on all competition in transporting passen EN-
between New York and San Francisco by
steam on the ocean
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TO THE LADIES.

SFLENUIU hHFFLED.
Q1 600 WORTH OF ELEGANT CHAN
Dl sOOOtilIy, Brussels, Alencon, Valencennes,
and Point Laces will be rafled as soon as the re-
qured number Of chances will have been taken.
There are zoo numbers, Of which 500 only remain
to be purchased. The chances are 81 each. These
costly articles are at adame DEL ARUE'S, for er
hibitIOn, where the tickets can be obtained.
Nine. Delarue would also solicit the attention ot
the ladies To a magnificent assortment of fine EN-
hroderies and Laces, consisting of Collars Sleeves
ROchsll"s, Wells, Sets, Handkerchief Shawls sc.
All Of the above articles will be opened and ready
for sale on the 9Th instant
23s PA. avenue, bet 18th and I 9Th streets.
fah : -lx.%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

SroRAar.-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. o. 6
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Proceedings Of To-Day,


In the Senate, to-day, many private bills
were passed before they went to the consider.
alton of Mr.. Underwoods original resolution
to secure to Americans travelling or resident
abroad, religious liberty, the rights of sepul-
ere, DC on motion of Mr.. Cass, and il was
passed by large majority.
Mr.. Benjamin reported back the bill for the
preservation of tbs lives and health of emi-
grant passengers, which was amended in sew.
eral particular, and duly passed
The civil and diplomatic appropri alton bill
beiSg next taken up
Mr.. Clayton moved to strike out the Letcber
amendment Of the House-Mr. Houston's pro.
position for general reduction of the tariff
and addressed the Senate in favor of his mo-
ton.
Mr.. Hunter was replying to him with much
earnes'ness as the Star went to press.
In the House, a bill establishing ports of
delivery IL Columbus, Miss, Chattanooga.
Tenn and in Hickman. Ky, was reported by
Nj Fuller from the Committee on Commerce:
which was passed.
Mr. Peckham called up the Senate bill to
amend the &C: entitled an act to carry into
enect the late reciprocity treaty with Great
Britain; which was passed
Senate amendment to the bill authorizing
the Corporation of Georgetown to levy add.
tional taxes to pay the towns subscription to
the metropolitan Railroad was concurred in.
and thus that bill was finally passed.
a large number Of private bills were duly
passed among them being the bill for the re-
ilef OF Henry S. Sanford, late United States
Charge at Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

OTChurch going has become a very e1-
pensive matter in San Francisco. At sale Of
pews several sold as high as twelve hundred
dollars, equivalents to about $2s per Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

q From Joe Shillington We have received
BlackWood Edinburgh Magazine for Fsbru.
AIRY, and Frank Esslie's admirable Magazine
for March.
The Metropolitan (Catholic) Magazine 70,
March Is now before Us 1t is a capital
number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

The Massachusetts, House of Represen.
fsnVes have passed resolutions condemnipa
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, ard
saying they shall hsnceforth continue bv all
reasonable and constitutional methods to seek
fts restoration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

OTOut of 1897 dry measures examined in
New York City, only 3l7 were correct, while Of
wet measures, two.thirds were found incor
rect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

D We have not received the Pit,shr,,
fo'f and Ohio Statesman for at least three
months- The present is tie last number of the
Star these journals will get until We hear from
them ~
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y
.y NATIONAL THEATRE. sga
uEssRs. nYERs a. MADIGAu
Respectfully ANNOUNCE 70 the citizens Of WASHING
ton and lis vicinity thai they VIII open
for short season, on
THURSDAY EVENING, March u,
With their % 81
Splendid Circus Company
The best now performing in America, and composed
STAR ARTIsTEs
OF the highest celebrity and renown. Among ti,e
distngui. he'd srtistes in this troupe Ia the ceie-
brated Female Equestrian,
MILE ROSA,
Ju sly termed the Pride Of the Circle, whose un.
equalled and beautiful hiding has created the high
est enihu -iasm and admiration WHEREVER she has
performed. ......
THREE GREAT CLOWNS OF THE UNION.
Each one different, but unequalled- -
The Inimitabe lester and Performer,
jim MYERS,
Renowned and Popular everywhere.
The Famous Trick Clown,
SIGNOR FELIX CARLO
And hs Wonderful Son.
AMI IN DO, lar Southern Clown and Comic Singer
FAN. LONG.
The great Leaper and Acrobat,
Mr.. TH0S. KING.
The celebrated Acrobat and Hurdle Rider,
MONSIEUR LIE RUE
The Youthful Equestrian,
MASTER JAMES MAOIGAN,
Termed the Hero Of the Circle.
Masters CHARLES, JOHN, and WILLIE.
The great Double somerset Thrower,
Mr.. ODELL.
The accomplished Scene Rider,
Mr.. ALBEIT AYMER.
And last though least the veteran OF the Circle
Mr. n P.MADIGAN.
Together with host Of other Talented Artstss.
A splendid Pantom'me,
RED GNOME; or spiri, OF the Silver Fountain.
Spiuf.............'... =: W VIC 49,
Rel Gnome sig. Felix Caro-
{rz- See tis of the day.
Box Sheet will be opened on Thursday morning,
VIII re seats can be secured three nights in advance
without extra chargs. ne u
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STEARNS A. MARVIN
CARUSI'S SALOON.
GALAXY OF JUVENILE GENIUS,
BOON CHILDREN.

These celebrated children, three in number,
ANNA ISABELLA,
LORA GORDON, and
EORDAUNT BOON,
VIII! give TWO entertainments at
CARUSPS SALOON.
SATURDAY, MARCH
In the afternoon at az O'Clock, and in the evening
at O'Clock,
In which they will appear in some of their favorite
characters.
Admission so cents chdien half price. After
noon half price.
Doors open at I. mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

HATS HATS, HATS I'VE have just
IL received large and fashionable assortment Of
gents travelling Hats and Caps, which we offer fer
sale, at extremely low prices, at the Temple OF
Fashion. BUTT e. HOPKINS'S,
Corner 9th 81 and Pa. avenue
Between BIowns' and National Hotels
m 2xU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

proposed new Richmond (Va.) Custom House,
were duly opened at 8 p. m, yesterday, at the
treasury Department. The award, or awards,
win hardly b. made for week, owing to the
ptsssurs of business which the closing of the
session brings on tho Secretary.
The Texas Debt Bill Tho President has
signed the Texas debt bill.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
DepartmeDt.-On yesterday, tho 18th Of Feb,
there wero Of Treasury Warrants entered on
tha h0nka of "A a n>na.4.nnaA-- - z
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COME LEARN YOUR FATE.

MRS. GEoRG K late Of England, wishes to
vi inform the ladies and gentlemen OF Washing
ton and Georgetown that she can be seen and con.
suited on the past present and future events al the
late residence, No 81 F street, between 2lst and
22d streets, First Ward opposite the Observatory.
Her name u on the door.
Hours firm a Va TO O'Clock pm.
aides 25-Gertempn so cents feb oS-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went to
press, they passed the bill of the House to
provide a more efficient discipline for the
navy.
Its object is to authorise summary courts
m atrial to be convened by the commander of
public vessel, for the trial of offences com
mitted on board ship by ssamen and persons
of Inferior ratings. The punishments the in
Fiction of which it authorizes, are solitary
confinement on bread and water, imprison.
ment in irons, and bad conduct discharges.
While Furnishing the guilty, it proposes to re-.
ward the meritorious, by granting to those
who have served with satisfaction, good CON.
duct discharges at the end of the period Of
enlistment, which entities them to increased
pay.
And then, after considerable debate. thew
refused to agree to the motion of Mr. johnson
to re consider the vote by which they had
agreed to the report of tho Conference Com.
mittee on the bill for the relief of purchasers
and loca' ors Of swamp lands.
The ocean mail steamer appropriation bill
was then taken up and discussed at length
After which 1t was passed precisely as it came
from the House, tho vote being, as on the Col
Inns line question, yeas 20, nays %.
After an Executive session, they adjourned.
In the House, the bill granting additional
i
war OF 1872 was discussed at length by many
members on various amendments Finally, it
was amended and passed, so as to give lands
to persons Of oil grades who have served either
on sea or land, including Indians, in the wars
since 1870. One hundred and sixty acres In
all, to every person who has served not less
than fourteen days, except actually 10 battle
for shorter period. The widows and minor
children to receive the benefit, in the event of
the death Of the persons entitled to this bounty.
widows of officers and soldiers of the Revolt.
tionary war are entitled to the benefit of this
act; likewise the volunteers at the invasion of
Plattsburg, In September, 1914; volunteers at
the attack on Lewistown, Delaware, 1915, and
chaplains who have served in the several wars
Of the country.
The House went into a Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union, and, at half.
past i've, took recess till seven in tn evening.
After the committee came together again,
they were occupied in the delivery of general
speeches on general politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01
MORE ABOUT LOCKS.

Tones ROTATING FORMULATION PLATE
u LOCK, now commonly called the WORLDS
FAIR LOCK, ,rithout key or key-hoie is the Lock
that secured the outer doors of the Herring Safe that
contained 81 600 at the Worlds Fair, London 1851
being necessary to unlock this before other locks
in the safe could be unlocked. All parties interested
are referred to the following notice:
THE WORLDS FAIR LOCK.
NOTICE.
have this day sold to Messrs. STEARNS &
MARVIN, Manufacturers of WILDER'S Patent
Salamander SAFES, New York, the Patent right Of
my
ROTATING FORMULATION PLATE LOCK,
Commonly called
ZONES ANTI-GUNPOWDER LOCK-" or,
"THE WORLDS FAIR LOCK-"
The latter title was acquired in consequence of
this Lock being placed in Safe at the Worlds
Fair, with 81 GOO in the Safe, TO be the reward of
any person who could open the door.
five days, whilst the visitors got tired of turning the
Der of changes being "a 800 600.
Bankers, Jewellers, and Merchants who desire to
have these Locks upon their doors, can have them
by applying 10 Stearns & Marvin, No. 146 Water
street, who have the exclusive right ture
said Locks in The United States.
HENRY c. JONES.
Newark, N. j., January Goth, 1853.
STEARNS & MARVIN
SUCCESSORS TO RICH 4 Co,
IA & l46 Water ST., y. Y,
THE ONLY MAKERS OF SALAM AMBER
SAFES, combining WILDER'S and RICH PAT
ENTS. 9. ii. HOWELL, AGENT,
mar lin Georgetown, ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

Il We are in the receipt Of a pamphle.
containing afull account Of the trial and con-
Vietion Of DR.. Stephen E Beals, with the let
tiers Of Chief Justice Black, and q number of
others, the whole being plea in favor of DR.
Besle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01
STEAMER GEORGE PAGE
EXCELSIOR IS OUR MOTTO.

EXCELSIOR Is OUR MOTTO.
VIZ have Just received fresh lot of PRUNES.
w FIGS, ORANGES, LEMONS, &c. Also, a
case Of SARDlNES, put up ia superior style
Give a call and judge for yourselves
Don't forget the No 4o9 Seventh street, oppo
Odd Fellows Hall.
N. B. Balls, Parties, and Families supplied on the
most reasonable and satisfactory terms at the short
est notice. RYDER & PLANT.
mar lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

III RPER'S MAGAZINE FOR MARCH; as
II cents
The Sons Of he Sires history Of the rise IN ogre,.
and destiny or the American Party
Life and Beauties OF Fanny Fern; 81
W'iGrl's Raost, by Irving; 81 25
Gifan's Third Gallery of Literary Portraits
PuInam's Magazine for March; 95 cent,
Pride and Prejudice; so cts
Cooley and Gri hams Magazines for March.
For sale by Elk LUNDy
No. las Bridge street.
feb 28-tf Ceo..a,S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

I OsT-On street, between Goth and 2i.'. on
IL Monday evening. the Goth ult., brown FUR
T1PPET. suitable reward Will be given TO any
one who will leave it at the Star Office.
mar l-2s
T OST-On Tuesday morning, the 9th Ut, at or
IL near the Capitol, a largA platina BkEASTPIN,
with female head in the centre. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving il at 203 G st.
mar l-3ta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

EOR SALE-A VERY FINE SADDLE AND
l. Bsegy HORSE. The horse is young. ~
mite and sound, and Of fine stock would IN
make either very fine carriage horse, or a NA
very pleasant riding horse.
Also, for sale an excellent work hone, perfect \
sound. Apply to No. A Dunbarton ST., Georgel'n.
mar l-lawtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

MMITTEES.
Managers on the part Of citizens.
Lem Gaddis, Capt Bright,
WIN Sanderson, c Cawood,
Frank Ober, Venabls,
Jno Brandt, w Dobbins
Chls Miller, jr Pratt Stevens,
Val Conner, BMorsell.
OF Alexandria.
E Shinu, Plummpr,
G Rudd, Fields.
ON THE PART OF CLUBS
Friendship Club Dudley, l. Jones.
Social Club.-Mr E ~ens, II Dudley,
George Warrington Club.-Thos Bowling, Albert
w Ward.
.4rlington Club R G Eckloff, w II ttcn.
Terpsichore CLb-M Marceron, p Ennis.
.7mericus Clubs Robertson, e Evans.
Ordnance Club Wilson, w Furgerson.
Eagle Ciub-U. Harrison, Archid Cunningham.
Mount Vernon Clt6.-W II H Towers, Dom.
.amicus Club 8 Sessford, E Alexander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-01

SPRING STYLE OF G ENTs Dr...
y Hats for 1855 will this day be intro uced.
which for beauty, style, and finish are unsur,
passed. q
- Also, the patented corrugated brim Hat, at The
Temple Of Fashion. - 'A'
BUTT HOPKINs,s,
Corner Sixth ST. and Pa avenue.
mar l-eo.w