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FOR SALE AND RENT.

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND 9TH
IvA ers wishing a pleasant location on Capitol
Hill, can be accommodated with furnished
h ouse, or Rooms, with without board, at 316
delaware avenue, north OF the Capitol, former
residence OF the late Judge Cranch.
feb % 3t*
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ENOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par
l. lors and Chambers, with board.
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, 233 street nov 27-n
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DOOMS TO LET-A FURNISHED PAR
IL lor and Chamber (ncluding Ere and gas)
will be rented together or separately during me
session Of Congress. The rooms are on he first
floor, within one square Of the Kirkwood House
Enquire at the Office Of the Kirkwood House
IAN 30-eOtf
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NO HUM BUG!

GREAT IMPROVEMEN IN ETHEREAL
OIL LAMPS.
WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE AT.
w tention Of our friends and the public Qeper-
ally TO our very highly improved ETHEREAL,
OIL LAMPS, the bes. Of the kind ever offered 10
the public, one Of which can be seen AT any time
burning at our store No. % c street, between 9th
ane eth. HOWELL IL MORSFII
ETHEREAL OIL s. cents per gallon.
feb 25-2w
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FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
Il The advertiser has taken one Of those houses
and is prepared to rent her furnished rooms with
board. AS the cooking will be Of the best kind
she will serve families who may wish their meals
sent them. Mrs. ANN FOX.
fob
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FOR SALE "A DESIRABLE LITTLE
l. place outside the bounds of the city, contain
ing \ acres Of land, In high state Of cultiva-
uon, enclosed with high and substantial fence,
rate kitchen, and other buildings necessary for
family comfort, pump Of water at the door, TX
miles from the Centre Market, adjoining Joseph
Gales farm. For particulars call on the sub.
sc-iber at the Dead Letter Office General Post
Office. or at No. 527 X street North
feb Z2-2W GEORGE KENnAII
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EOR RENT-THE SECOND AND THIRD
l. stories OF the new building over the subscri-
ber's marble shop, opposite the National Theatre,
containing three spacious and well finished rooms
The room on the second door is az feet deep and
will be rented separately II required Apply on
the premises. ALEX RUTHERFORD
feb 06-oo9w
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WILL LEAVE SHORTLY.

MADAME X. respectfully informs the
w public In general, that she will give informa-
ton In all the Affairs relating to Life, Health,
Wealth, Marriages: Love, Journeys, Law Suits
and Death, and In respect to all other subjects
She is, also, able to tell the ages OF persons by
reading numbers. She can be consulted at al
hours Of the day and evening
Her name Is on the door-at No 2S5 18th street
corner OF ID, on the LEFT hand side Gentlemen Sc
cents and ladies az feh0Q o,.s
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WANTS.

" A n TIE D.-BY A LADY, WHO WILL
w give good wages and accommodation, a
Ssamstress perfectly competent to ft dresses and
use sewing machine None need apply without
being competent and well recommended. Apply
at LA F street west. mar 1-2t&
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"ANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A STU
w alton as porter In store. Can write and
understands accounts. Is willing to make him.
self generally useful. Satisfactory recommends
tons given. Address Box No. 3, Star office.
mar 1-NK
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DARE CHANCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
H. offers for sale those beautiful Lots situated
on Sd street, few feet south Of Pa avenue. Their
situation cannot be excelled for either business or
residence sites, and will be sold at great sacri-
Zee. nc. NARROWER
feb 23-tf
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
" Left my house on 10th street last evening,
about O'Clock, to GO TO the City Post once a
small negro boy, called LANEY, about % years
Of age. He Is black, well built, and rather good
iooking-he has down, but pleasant look when
spoken to. Had on boots, raw pants and round
about, and a check cloth cap, with La ppels Iwill
give 500 reward II taken In the District, aud
600 II taken out OF t.
feb 20-eo6t EDWbD G.. DYER.
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created demand for these popular BrTERS
TO establish depot city
that they be furnished any quantities
steamboats,, private families, &C. Orders distance
promptly attended to, and liberal discount
who purchase for sale. Address JAS N CALLAN, Wash
fngton- l-lw
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~Prof. Morse, of telegraph renown, 10
passing the winter in New York, much to the
delight Of his old artistic friends, at whose re-
9HI0ES be is always q fsyorite guest.
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CORPORATION STOCK.-6e,0O 900 CoSpo.
~ ration Of Washington stock for sale at
feb 25-u CHubb bkOTakke.
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A MEXICAN ALMANAC, complete from it's
years, ia finest new calf binding Price sS
For sale "a single set only, many OF the volumes
being entirely out Of PRINT by
FRANCK TAYLOR
Also, The British Almanac and Companion
complete from It's commencement in 1875 10 1851
twenty four years. single set only. made up
with great pains, a complete set not being 10 be
found In London. Price 826
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ENOR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND CON-
l. tanning ITO acres, 40 Of which liz cleared Is or
30 well set In clover and timothy and the balance
In oak and hickory, some Of which is very heavy.
1t Is Handsomely LOCALIZED, in thickly settl ed and
rapidly improving neighborhood, near Bayly's
Corners, 6k miles southwest Of Washington and
about the same distance from Alexandria and
Georgetown; well watered soil Of the best ual-
ity; buildings, small frame House and stable;
contains valuable stone quarry, and will be sold
In whole or In part, at great bargain. Title un-
questionable, and terms made easy
For further particulars apply to F.. H. SMITH,
at House OF Representatives, or to J. H. CLEvE-
LAND, on the premises. feb2p-H
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CLOCK n.

EOR GOOD HONEST CLOCK ALWAYS
Il go TO FRANCIS, on 9TH street AS Clochs
cannot be eXceled, and his prices VIII aot frj0bt
en- you He tries every one thoroughly, himself.
and those who buy OF him are sure to get a good
one or have their money refunded. jana
FRESH yENlsON, WILD TURKEY, &c.
MILL RECEIVE FROM THE NOUN
w tains on Tuesday, by the Manassas Gap R,
EKESH vENlSON, WILD TURKEY, But
TER, EGGS, &c at
KINGS Family Grocery,
leD ~ corner and 18Th sts
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NEW MUSIC received weekly at the Piano
II Store Of JOHN F. ELLIS.
tan2e
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Georgetown.
EURNITURE, BAKEHOUSE, IMPLE.
Il ments and Confectionery.-On THURS
DAY, the 9Th Of March, at 10 O'Clock a m /,
we will sell, by order Of the trustee, all the Fur
niture and Bake house Tools and Confectionery
now In the house lately occupied by U Heeter,
on the east side OF High street, Georgetown, con
sisting Of
Bedsteads, Beds and Bedding, Bureaus
Side Tables, Card Tables, Dfvans
Looking Glasses, one ten plate Stove, Parlor Stove
Washstands, Carpeting, Chairs, Rocking Chairs
And lot Of Cooking Utensils
Also, Glass Jars, Tin Boxes, lot Of Moulds
Bake pans, Candy Stones, and Kettles
Lot Of Preserves In jars, and Confectionery
Together with other articles.
Terms at sale
BARNARD BUCKLEY,
feb a6-eots Auctionesrs.
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COOK WANTED.-A COLORED WOMAN
~ who can cock, wash and iron well, with good
recommendations Address Box 13e City Post
Office mar SITS
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CAAT.OFF CLOTHING
QOU6HT AND SOLD AT ~ LOUISIANA
- Avenue, opposite Holmsad's grocery near
semmes's. Address through post ohce, 70 :" Nr.
Tailor.n feh4-lms
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BY JAS MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VENRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN ASsOhTEO
Il stock of China, class and QueensWare
at Public Auctien.-Under, and by virtue OF
deed of trust from James Pool 10 the subscriber,
bearing date the 9Th day Of June, 1856, and duly
recorded in liber J. A. q No. s2, at folios 492,
493 ard AGA, shall proceed TO sell at public auc-
ton 10 the highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the 9TH
day Of March next, at IL O'Clock m, at the auc-
ton rooms Of James G Mcclure, all the stock of
Crockery, Glass and Quesnsware contained IN
the store formerly kept by said Pool, consisting
as follows
French and English China, decorated gold band
and plain Tea Sets and detached pieces
White, blue and fancy stone China toilet and tea
sets, dinner Ware, Pitchers, Ewers and
Basins, Dishes, Plates, Cups and Saucers,
&c.
Glass Go6lets, Champagnes, Wines, Tumblers,
Dishes, Bowls Pitchers, Jars, &c.
Also, Fancy China Articles, as
Vases, motto and decorated Cofees, Coloquss,
Mugs, Card Baskets, &C.
Terms made known at sale. ...-......
VIM g. MOORE, Trustee.
feb 27-eo &c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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NOR RENT.-LAR6EAND PLEASANTLY
l. situated Rooms can be obtained at No. 3ll
South side Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
feb 2S-n
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NTANTED-A COOK AT 4O3 TWELFTH
w street. Good references must be given.
mar Its
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please say they are ADVERTISED.
LADIES' LIST.
Amsry Mrs Ann Davis Miss McIaugblin Eliza
Adams, Miss Anna Eot, MrsJM beth
Armstrong, Miss II Elliott, Mrs N NorvelI Mrs JH3
Allen, Mrs Eliot, Mrs Owen Miss Mary
Brown, Mrs R Ellington, Miss 0'Bier1e, kilsn
Burnett: Mr.: Ann Flynn, Mr.J Patton. Mr.MMs
Brown, MrsHs Ford, Ann Parker, MrsAs
Barnes, Mrs A Fshey Elizabeth Phillips, Mise
Bowen. Lucy Pennington, Miss Quein, Ellen
Baldwin, Miss M FzgersldMrsClars QuigIey, Margaret
Buchanan Miss Ferguson, Miss Let Roche, Hanors
Bsscher, Miss N Fortney, MrsnA Rsuf Mrs NJ
Beecher, Miss A W Gray, Miss l. Rynex, Caroline
DurIeish, Mrs L Green, Mrs MA Renouf MrsEA
Banchor Florence Green, Mrs Robinson Mise
Br.nnan, MssL FIG Gregory, Kli1a Storm, Mrs Perry
Berry Miss 8 Gasaynskee Mrs smith, MrsD
Gains, Mrs Galbrsith Mrs n Stone, Mrs NJ
Cook, Mrs Gordon, Margaret Smith, Mrs Eliza
Corbin Mrs z Haines, Mrs Sarah Sparks Miss
Carroll, Catharine Hake, Mrs Susan Smith, Adelaide
Cnncey, Bridget Human, Miss Kelly Saunders Louisa
Colman Mrs HUMPHREYS, Mrs = Sanford, Mrs
Clagett Mrs Hsnsler Mrs Stockton. MissKateB
Conner, Miss Il Hedgmsu Mrs c A scanon Mary Ann
Cramsy. MrsS johnson, Mrs G Stuart, Mrs Chas l.
Carter, Jsquen W Jscker, Mrs Anne slever, Mrs Sc
Conlon, Cathsrine Kesser, AC Shorter, Mary A
Carleton, Grace Kennedy Catharne symonds, Msssussn
Capron, Miss Celes Lee Henrietta Stevins, Hester l.
tine Lamb, Emma Stuart, Miss Anne
Chatain, Mrs Lucy Lynch, Miss Sherlock, Ellen
Carter, Mrs Lomsx, Elizabeth Sullivan, Maria
Cstoe Mrs Isabel Lewis Mrs Robert Sarrett, Secea
Campbell, LsuraJ Metaur, Mary Turner. Rebsc:s
Csmmack ME- Mason, MISE FOLSOM Julia A
Cunnin CHAM Kate Murphy, MrsE Thompson, JennieM
Conielle, Miss ii Msrkle Miss Thomas, Emelie
Counti Mrs ROsslie Merllal Miss NJ Valentine, Ann
Clshin. Mrs VIM Mahsn, Miss @ wroe, Mrs Emily
Dufied, Miss NJ l. Millum, Mrs. Clara Writ, Fanny
Davidson, Mrs Hen Moreian, Miss Z Louisa
rietts Mason Miss Mary whiting, MaryK
Dunhoo, Catharine Mcdonald Miss webster John
Duncan, Emily McCIeliand, Agus,a ward. Miss Eliza
Denis, Mrs Felix McGinnis, Susan yelling. Kate
DsBIane, Fanny Magee Miss Joseph Wheeler. Annie
Denison Amelia Inc Yates, Maria Ann
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CASH PAID fOh FURNITURE
DERsONS DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
L or having a surplus Of Household Effects on
hand will end us prepared at all times TO pur-
chase their entire stock, or such articles az they
NAV wish to dispose Of. Call and see
BONTZ T. COOMBS
No. a6e Seventh ST., bet. and N
feb 1e-eod
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining ia sAs Post once, wash,ssse., D c.,

Remaining IN fAs Post ONCE, Washing ton, d. G i,
March 4, 1856
TOrdered TO be advertised in the &c Eceuing
Star, - agreeable to the following section Of the
Pest Office Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation Of any daily paper pub
lished In Washington
SEC. S. And be IL further enacted, That the
list of letters remaining uncalled for in any post
Office In any city, town, or village where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter be pub
!ished once only in the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall hare the largest
circulation within the range Of the delivery Of
said office, to be decided by the postmaster at
such office
s%Persons applying for letters I'm the following st will
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COLORED BOY WANTED.-A BOY, from
~ IS to 10 years old, as dining room servant.
| Any slave holder having such a one to hire ont
win and good and permanent home for him by
| addlessing7' Box $685." City Post Once.
feb 24-N
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TELE0RAPHIC NEWS.

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING rrIros pu
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DOARDING.-WILLB BE VACANT TIE LIST
- Of March, two desirable rooms, southeast cor
ner Of 9th and H streets. feb 2S-ec6t*
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WEATHER REPoRT.-We are indebted to
our attentive friend I" B., +" at Georgetown, for
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BOARDING BY MRS. ELLEN STEWART,
- No. 300 u street, near Thirteenth. Comfort,
able board at u per day, together with lodging
and well furnished rooms, In quiet part Of the
city. feb9
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BOARD, &c.-MkS. BATES, ON THE 3. w.
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
isprepared to accommodate gentlemen withrooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
TO render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-n
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pOARDING.-SIXP PERSONS CAN BE AC-
- commodated with board at No. SO Congress
street, Georgetown, d. c. feb 2s-3t#
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BOARDING.

b. SPRIGG, ON MIS-.
- souri, avenue, between Sd and ~ streets, has
two very desirable front rooms for the accommo-
dation Of boarders fsS 29-eo3t&
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RNANTED-TWO OR THREE good Cham
w bermaids, At Willsrds' Hotel.
feb est
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"GoIS' TO GKoRsErows?n shouted a fellow
To an omnibus-driyer, as he was dashing down
the avenue yesterday. "Yss,' replied the
driver refining up his horses. oval, SO I
thought" responded the gawkey, and passed
quietly on 80
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a SELL.-Ihat was a naughty hackman
who, last night, grayely assured the slightly
sprung young Philadelphia that il was
thirteen squares from the National Hotel to
Browns and who charged him accordingly
for the ride o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-01

DOBlNSON'S PRACTICE, Vol. 2.-THE
IL Practice in Courts Of Justice In England and
the United States, by Conway Robinson, In two
volumes Second volume this day issued
feb 29-tr FRANCK TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
NEW YORK. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2s, 1856

New Publication. Ready This Week -
n APPLETON Il Co, Nos. $40 and 3lo
H. Broadway, publish on HURsDAY:
ELEMEN OF l. . SIC.
rscErHyR
AN INTRODUCTORY VIEW OF PHILOSOPHY IN GEN
ERAL, AND PRELIMINARY VIEW OF
THE REASON.
By HENRY W. T.PPN.
One volume, l2no. ~ pages. Pree 81 -
ms work views Logc in light, sresty eSehds rs p
pon and enargss ts sphere OF usefulness
evolved By Aristotle taught his 10 the pe'
time Logic e than deiHctve system OF
rules fer the establishment Of cOnelusoI from admitted OF sup
posed facts The origin OF these facts except 80 far ss hey are
10 inferred from other premises hss been left untouched
Philosophy and Reason the starting points OF theo-the
which look for original premises 10 every
of scence-hGye heretofore been viewed III
with ogca and thus the relation between
the aud their mutual dependence hyrg been LETT
ined great Of facilitating the comprehension oi oon
hes been nes elected.
HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY,
n EPIroaE.
By Dr. ALBERT SCHwEGLER-
Translated from the Original German by julius d. seelye
One Vilume Emo, Cloth. ~ p. -
have had opportunity hear large part OF me Rev. W..
seeey's TRANSLATION Schwegers History OF Philosophy
f clear askaby precise English rendering OF this in
valuable Eptome OF the History Of Philosophy IL exceed
Dy desirable that il should be given 10 American students
Philosophy in the English language and have no expec
of its favorable and successful accomplishment
in this present attempt should immediately Introduce
instruction II be favoraby published and cannot donot mar
other teachers will rejoice to avail themselves Of the ne assist
from u. l.. I. hlChONh'
Union College, Nov Q, 1855"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
OOK Sc NGLI Ssh EDITIONS.-
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ID Recently received and now for sale at
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No Brosd-st., corner OF Wallst -
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THE CAMPAIGN IN THE CRIMEA. BY Geo. Bracken'
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THE MORMONS AT HON + -
i DESCRIPTIVE OF A TOUR
KA SAS A ID l. L A H,
AND OF A RESIDENCE AT THE
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY
By Mrs. B. G. FERRIS,


One volume l2mo. Price IS cents . .
Portions of this work have appeared In Putnams Monthly,
under the of Life Among the Mormons and have been
received and the public with the strongest
deuce Of and interest The facilities enjoyed bJ
tie author for spprehendg the general public poiy OF the
Mormon Leaders, observing the effect OF this poy upon
tie social and family life of e people were such as
her report peculiar and permanent value
We add opinions Of the Press on that portion OF the
work th at appears Ia Putnam's Monthly:
80 Life Auong the Mormons' is continued III TINS NUMBER
and writer paints the life the fearful wckedness OF the
dreay infdey sensual enormtie of Aormondom Pan
demoum has spot in Chstendom where nquy Is carried
on perfectly m wholesale way than In Sh valley A
heahen turned disgust iro the PSPhisn orgies
at VIRUS said the Cyprans had deied lust but Brigham
Young and his gang could give lessons 10 the Paphan gests
louisville Journal
The picture tie oahsome den of uncean beasts IA the
Salt Lake Valley drawn by lsdys modest but lively
pencil" Burlington Dsty free fress
The problem of theoretc government in U.h subject
lust now absorbing public IL fortunate that II
has ssased the able Of the writer who bTng e her aid
discrimination and anpartiality." n. T. Herald
The paper Of Life Among the Mormon recounting the
details a actual the Salt Lake Settlement during the
Winter record Of much needed information by
intelligent and accurate observer" IN u Express
Life Among the Momons is seasonabe sketch Of man
ners and customs among the Latter-Dsy Saints"
IN. " Tribune.
DIX & EDWARDS, No. 92l Broadway, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-This beautiful
br9ins contains various objects Of nterest-Aneient
Gobein TAPESTRY rallery Of PAINTINGS and val
shinery. II viii remain open anul further notice
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