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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC

OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC OF
" Washington and It's vicinity respectfully
Informed that Mr. RICHARD DAVIsis, and has
been for the pa ten years. sole Agent for Il c
sale Of our iano FCrtes in the District Of &C.
lumbia
Al purchases made Of Mr. Davis are guaranteed
TO be, both I'm cheapness and excellence, upon q
par with those obtained directly from our manu.
factory in Boston and we can with the fullest
confidence recommend ITO all DESTROYS of pos
sessing one Of eur instrume-ts) the bove named
gentle ran person upon whom they can place
an implicit reliance
AS we have not nor will not supply any other
dealer than Mr. DAVIS for this market. sales by
other persons are neither guaranteed nor author
lied by us. CHICKERING & SONS,
mar 25-2w Eos on, Mass March 20, lS5e.
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The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, received
frcm Messrs. Taylor & Maury. is an interest
ing number Of this able periodical. The pres
emit number contain the following articles ::
Table Talk, Reformatory Schools" emo
nander, Henry Fielding" Neology of the
Cloisser," Landscape GARDENING" THE
Geological Gardens" and "The Results and
Prospects of the War" How the American
publishers (Messrs. Scott & Co. y can afford
these valuable reprints for the price at which
they are sold is a mystery to US.
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be
acquired by using the 'Baim Of a Thousand
Flo,oers." 1t will remove tan, p,mples, and
feekles from the skin, leaving it of soft and
roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour on two OF
three drops, and wash the face night and morn
ing. For sale at Shillington's, agent for Wash
ington, and all druggists.
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THE CITY DE PATCH,
ID n


DELIVERS LETTERS, PAPERS, CIRCU-
II lars, Business and Invitation Cards, Meeting
Funeral. and Masonic Notices, and Messages Of
every kind, Throughout the City, Georgetown,
Navy Yard, and Island, and to The Post Office
making Five Deliveries daily:
At ,9K,a am i, and O'Clock, p. m, through
out the City, Georgetown, Navy Yard, and the
Island.
Att, OK, a. NJ, L. 81, and P. m, to the Post
Office.
Letters to the Post Office and answers 10 edvcr-
tisements must in all cases be prepaid.
Despat b and Government Stamps for sale at the
Box Stations and the Principal Office 39i ID street,
near Seventh.
N. B.-The CITY DESPATCH will not deliver
Money, JeweiIy, or other articles Of intrinsic val
ue and the Projectors will in m case hold them
selves responsible for such articles unless regis
tered at the Principal Office, and SPECIAL MES
sKNGER employed.
SPECIAL MESSENGER can he obtained at all
hours during the day.
mar 25-3t* JOHN WILEY. Agent.
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I"Jos PR1NrIys.-Our friends and patrons
are notified that we are now prepared to execute
every kind OF jos PAINTING with despatch and
In the best manner, at prices as low as In any
Other Office in Washington Job Printers are also
rotited that we are prepared TO do every descrip-
ton of press-work that can be executed on double
cyIinder and Adams power-presses. So, also,
has the STAY oficea Book Bfndery connected with
IT, equal in its capacity to turn out book binding
Of eli descriptions to any other in the District Of
Columbia.
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODs.

NEW SPRING DRY GOODg.
"EARE NOW RECEIVING OUR LARGE
w and well assorted stock CT seasonable
DRESS GOODS, and general sssortnsnt Of all
kinds, staple articles for family consumption all
OF the beSg class, 10 which ask the special at
tention Of purchasers and orr frier DIS generally
before buying elsewhere. We name a few lead.
Ing and desirable articles:
10 pieces superb plain black silks at 81 to 81 rs
per yard
A lot rich Flounced Silk and Barege Robes, I'm
beautiful designs and at low prices
SO pieces assorted styles Challys and Challey De
IS rich Lawn Robes at s, per dress, we know to
200 new style Parasols end Sun Shades in all
shawls, scsrfs and Silk Mantillas all new st, les
Is pieces Irish Linen, at Is, 81 and so cents Ter
yard
300 pieces Superior Shifting ar d sheeting cottons
Of the best brands
A full stock Of all kinds Mourning Goods
Table Diapers, Napkia and Toweliing In great
Black and Fancy Cloths, cas.Imeres and Vest
so dozen Ladies' and Gents Kid. silk, thread ana
cotton Gloves - = .
900 dozen Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs at rs 10 50
UAn articles sold at our establishment are
warranted to prove as represented. o. -t-
b COLLEY d SEARS
No. s0S Seventh street, three doors
mar SS-eo a. A-s.. north o. Pa. avenue.
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1.-THE LADIES OF GRACE CHURCH
80 (Rev. Alfred Eolmead) will open their
Fair In aid Of the Church. on the night Of Easter
Monday, March "A, in the hall at the corn of Pa
avenue and 18th street, over the bookstore Of Mr.
Farnham The patronage OF tie friends Of the
Church is earnestly asked.
Do ations, during this week. may be sent to
the house of the Rector, No. 173 street south,
between 9Th and 10th streets; afterwards to the
Fair room. mar lift
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STHE PLAYS OF THE JEW OF
49, Verona, The Happiest Choice and
Spoiled Child, will be performed by the scholars
% flg an ,b ShT 1S sunday School
March 27th, at6H p.
Tickets may be procured at the drug store Of
Dr. kidwell, or from the following committee Of
scholars T. F Carusi, A. Hurdle, J Meem
Hurley, c. Barbour, J. Easton, ID. O'Neil, C Nc
Daniel, c. knight, J. Speiden, and William
Meem, or at the door mar 81
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FRUIT TREES, &c.

FRUIT TREES, &c.
John SAUL HAS Tue PLEASURE OF
y offering a splendid collection Of FRUITA&
TREES, Of superior growth and quality, ~
consisting Of PEACH, APPLE, PEAk -
CHERRY, &C large and vigorous, and varieties
suited to this latitude
Also, MANY thousands Of the large Lancs shire
GO0SEBERRIES, CURRANTS, red, whit.
and black, the new long punched varieties
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. r II U b A II B
ROOTS, SHADE TREES. EVERGREENS,
&c. with everything pertaining to the Nursery
and Seed business, CT h:st quality and very mod
crate prices.
JOHN SAUL, Seed Warehouse,
800 Seventh st, cor. II, Washington.
mar 2<-nC6t
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U> The Ravels, Mexican Buchanan, Ed
Booth, and Mrs. Sinclair are starring it in San
francisco. In the late california papers Mr..
at the Metropolitan Theatre.
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PROGRAMME FIRST
1. Grand Duet, flour hands) Ganop de
Mr. Camoens and Prof Foertsch
,. Duett-Le CT daIem la Mano, don Gio-
vdnnOl.. NJ old.l
Cisrs kesn and Mr.. Cancers
g. Cavatira-As I view these scenes so
charming, (Sonambulal ..............Be Bella.
Mr. Csmoens
4. SceHa and Cavstina-" Enani'i fy
Win me. Neie
Clara hean
S. Solo--Pianc-Wood land whispers Alfred yss
Prof. Foertsch
6. Barc,rolle-su;la poppa del nio Brik,
LA Prigioni d'Edinsurgo)............Kioo
,. Ballss-Young Agnes; era DisvOlo,. .AuSs
s. Gro,esque Fantasia-by request (Amer-
lean sketch,l introducing Gottschslk's
celebrated Imitation Of Banjo. :. Gotscha1
Clara Kean.
.. Due:t-on to the field Of GLORY, (Bell-
sarlo) ...:.....-...:.-. .DonneI'
Clara can and Mr.. Camoens.
PART Second.
1. Cavitinetta-l'm a merry Zirgara,
Grown Diamonds) ..........-.........bAt
2. Duet -syren and F risr.....Louis EmsnSl
Clara kean and Mr.. Csmoens.
3. Song-Maa the Efe boat ....... henry kusse
MIR Cancers.
4. serenade-Swest Love arise Henri
Clara Kean.
5. Comic Duett-singing Lesson. Barrs
Ciara kesn and Mr. Cancers ,
6. Scotch Ballad-Comin' thro' the Rye. =
Clara Kean.
2. Song-Come, Brothers, arouse. Henry r USE
Mr.. Cauoens.
8. Song-Columbia, the gem Of the Ocean =
Clara hean.
o. Duett-Gent!v signs the Breeze. .6lew
Clara Kean and Mr.. Camoens
10. National song-Star-spsngled Banner. =
Clara Kesn
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NEW LEATHER STORE.

4 WILL OPEN TO-DAY LARGE LOT
Of MOROCCO, and French and American
CALF SKIN
Also, PATENT CALF SKIN.
large lot Of Spanish and slaugh ter SOLE
LEATHER, fol. sale cheap by
JOHN C. SHAFER,
Pa. avenue, between 18th and l3X SIS.
mar 2S-eO3t&
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GRAND CONCERT.

Pr Of. A. N. JOB NSON
II EsPECTFULLY GIVES NOTICE, TIA
- being obliged to pass through Wsshing@
he will give CONCRETE
CARUSPS SALOON,
Tn WEDNESDAY EVENING, March ahi
assisted py
MISS 3. x. WHlfEHOUsE,
MISS HATTIE BRIGGS,
PROF. Z. II. FROST.
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NEW JEWELRY, WATCHES, SIL.
" vefware, &c just received, a large as.
:ortment OF new and elegant Jewelry, Watches,
&c. = +
Also, every description Ct pure Silver and
Persons In want Of fine goods Of the latest STYLES
ana the lowest rates should examine our stock
NJ. w. GAIT & BROTHER,
mar Is ~ Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts.l
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Prices OF admission Single tickets 50 oens.
family tickets to admit one gentleman and W
ladies, Si-to be had at Davisfs and Hilbus NJ
sic store, TAYLOR Maury's Bookstore, NsiOrt
Hotel, and al the door
Doors open al o'clock-performsnce 10 con
mence al s.
F. WIDOWS, Business Agert
ering's, kindly loaned by r. Davis, Esq
mar "a IL
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FOR GENTLEMEN.

NEW SPRING GOODS, EMBRACING A
IN general variety Of the newest and prettiest
styles and fashions Orders promptly filed.
ready made, Of superior quality.
Also, fine Dress Shirts, with 6auze, Silk, and
Cotton underdress, Furnishing and Toilet Goods
in variety. A. H. YOUNG
Merchant Tailor and Clothier, Browns, Hotel.
mar 25-wtf pa avenue
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PROGRAMME-PART 1.

PROGRAMME-PART i.
L. Grand Trio from the opera Of Norma,
Miss Whitehovse, Miss Briggs, MI fhs
z. Ballad. 1.-THE dearest sfos On earth TO aE .
VI
This is a new piece which hes been recei.
with the greatest enthusiasm in Ealin''
Boston. and wherever IL has been sung
3. Duet. " 81 la stsnchezza M'opprime
Miss briggs, Mr.. nv
q. Grand Cavatina from Roberto,
Miss wbiiesor
S. Grand Scena from the opera Of M osss in bfyp
Miss Whitehouse ard Mr. :"
6. Trio from Don Jusn,
Miss whitehouse, Miss Briggs, Mrff'
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IL AGENTS FOR THE SrAR.-The following
named persons are authorized to contract for the
publication Of advertisements in The STAR:
Philadeiphia-V. B PALMER, northwest cor
ner of Fifth and Chestnut streets
Nsv York-S. NJ. PKTTINsILL Il Co., Nassau
street.
Boston-v. B. PALMER, scollay's Building.
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~ GEORGETOWN CORPORATION
~ TAXES.-All persons indebted to TIE
Corporation Of George own for taxes Of every des-
cription, whether under the general tax ordi-
nances, or those imposed for Improvements, are
hereby notified thai the same must be paid TO the
subscriber without delay, as he has been en-
powered and directed to close his collections I'm
the most summary manner. As all par, les so in
dehted have long since had tbeir accounts de-
they must not expect to be again called upon in
per- on. Those who may wish to avoid the heavy
expenses consequent upon destrans, will please
call on either Of my brOthers--George Jewell or
Henry G Jewel-at the corner OF High and Cav
streets, Georgetown, who are authorised to give
receipts In my behalf.
THOMAS JEWELL,
Collector Of axes.
Georgetown, March 9TH, 1855. mar TT
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FIRE INSURANCE.
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
the District Of CoiG mtia.
rHARTEREO BY CONGRESS THIS
~ Company offers 20 the property owners Ct the
District the cheapest a. as safe means OF insur-
auce against loss by Are, as any other company,
as Will appear by an examination OF its pTinci
Piles and condition.
The advantages TO those who insure I'm this
Com pany aIe, that the insurer pays no more pre-
Eiu m than the actual losses bear 10 the whole
amount Of prcpeltf insured; an each Of the in
sured becomes a member of the Company and
has voice in its management, and with the
privilege Of Withdrawing at any time he may de-
sire It.
ULYSSES WARD, President
CHARLES WILSON, Secretary.
MAT. g. EMERY, Treasurer.
Managers.
ULYSSES WARD, JOHN VAN RIswIcK,
THOMAS BLAGDEN, 4. J. MAGEUDER,
JOHN DICKSON, MAT. 6. EMERY.
john MnkELDEN.
Uttice adjoining north Ct the Bank Of Washing
ton. Open during bank hours. mar Is Ct
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Complimentary Benefit to Miss Clara Keap.

,,WAsHINGToN. March 20, 1856
MILE CLARA kEAN, National Hotel:
Many OF your warm friends and sincere ADM
rers are very DESTROYS that, IL not incompatih.
with your future engagements, you would favor
the citizens Of Washington a the cosmopolI
tans with renewal Of the del btful concer
which we had the pleasure Of hearing on Sstur.
day night last.
Approaching, rs we do, your artistic talent, ~
which excel at Ct those who Walt the metropo-
lis we are desiTous ~ testifying 10 your excel
leuce by Offering to YOU this pl nentary tesfi.
mony Of our APPRECIATION.
Ii would be extremely gratifying II you could
MAKE IL convenient TO favor your friends win
- 6ottschalk's' Imitation OF the Banjo.
Col. A. Ii. Gray, w wallsch,
James Graham, Hon. TLos. B Florence
Geo p. Buel, Hon. David Barclay.
w II. Topping, e. III. BranaTd,
John III Scranton, Lewis Pitt,
n l.. Kendig, Hon. II A. Edmundsou
Lieut. Gibson, a. s A j. N LoLer, Md.
James ID. Stevenson,
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Washington, ID. C March 20, 1856
Of this date, and beg to state il nv intentio,
TO give ore more concert In this city previous %
my departure South consequently, YOU a re rather
anticipated in your request. But, gentlemen le
pleased to accept my sincere gratitude for your
very kind and hattel ing express ion and provided
a suitable piano can be procured il would give
me great pleasure to perform Mr.. l.. w Cots
chalk's compos ition as requested-Imitation q
the Banjo.
am, gentlemen, ysur obedient servant,
CLARA KEAN
Hon. Thos b. Florence, w. III. Topping ESQ
w ID. wallach, Esq, c. IL. Brsfnard ts3
and others. mar 25-It
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REGISTERS OFFICE, March Is 1856
aSNOTICE TO ALL WHOM MAY
S>Na CONCERN Notice is hereby given
that licenses for Carts, Wagons, and Drays will
expire on the first Monday CT april next, and that
said licenses must be renewed al this office within
ten days from that time
sAML. Z. DOUGLASS,
mar 1e-eodthpl0 Register.
$3.50 LECTURE FOR THE BENEFIT
80 OF TIE Young Catholics Friend Society
OF Georgetown, ID. will de delivered at For
rest Hall by l.: s. IVES, LII D., on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, 26th instant. Subject: sThe
Sources OF Protestant Injustice to Catholicity -
Doors oDen at 7 o'clock, lecture to commence at
N O'Clock. Omnibuses will be in readiness to
convey passengers 10 Washington.
Tickets % cents each, and may be procured at
j. +. Ellis's Music store, at the Drug store Of
kidweI &c Lawrence, in Washington; at J. L.
Kidwell's. Georgetown; and at tie door on the
evening of the lecture. mar gid
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GREAT BARGAINsIN PIANOS.

GREAT BARGAINS PIANOS.
FOR CASH.
DEING DESTROYS OF CLOSIN6 OUT
- our entire stock, In order TO makeeS3
important changes, we offer a octave yTTfU
PIANO, rosewood csss, round corner, iron frame,
manufactured by Knabs, Gaehle 4 Co, Baltt-
more, for $500 the regular price of which is 1875
A superb 6H octaves rosewood case Piano, manu-.
featured by Bacon Raven, and one similar by
Lighte Newton, New York, for s22s each
the regular price being $500 each A superior
Piano, Louis XIV style, beautifully carved,
octaves iron frame, manufactured by kosenkrantz
in Germany, and used only few months, we
will sell at the exceedingly low price Of $3.50.
The above Pianos g al warranted. and we
give numerous references I'm this city of persons
who have purchased Of us ard are delighted with
their bargains.
We have also second hand ri; no fer S5f; ore
for SS7, and one for s25.
Also, GUITARS, VIOLINS, ACCOR-
DEONS, FLUTES, MUSIC, &C dc at the
Fancy and Variety Store Of
JOHN F. ELLIS,
mar 25 800 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10th sts
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BUSINESS MEN OF WASHINGTON
Merchants, Manufa turers,
HOTEL KEEP ERS, AND ALL OTHERS
w HO DESIRE PORTION OF THE
w Trade Of Southern Maryland, are recon-
mended to advertise in
"THE PLANTERS ADv0CATE,n
Published al Upper Marlboro, Prince Georges
county, Maryland, and having la ger ciIcula-
ton than any country paper in the state.
The " Planters AdrocGte," has been estab-
lished for seyeral years, and Is well known
throughout the southern portion OF the State, cir
culating extensively in Prince Georges, Ann
Arundel, Calvert, Charles, st. Mafy'f. and Mont
gomeTy counties, and also In the District Of Co.
lumbia Being devoted to the interests Of the
Agricultural community, its columns are the
most dire channel to the attention OF farmers
and others, where custom Is desirable to the Bal
timore trade.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
One square, and not exceeding three squares,
per year, sly; ditto, Elk months, SIS; ditto, three
months, s..
Address THOS J. TURNER,
Editor Planters Advocate,
mar 15-eo6t Upp Marlboro, Md.
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MR.. EVERkTT'S ADDRESS in
SSa AID OF THE P HASE OF
MOUNT VERNON.-MR EVERETT, by in
vitation Of residents I'm Washington, will deliver
TOM" at the lecture room Of the Smithsonian
Institution, on THURSDAY EVENING, March
9th. The proceeds arising from the sale Of tick.
cts will be wholly devoted to aid In the purchase
of Mount Vernon.
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR each, are for sale at
the bookstores Of Franck Taylor, X. Farnham,
Taylor Maury, and w. NJ. Morrison, and at the
Na,io1al. Wiliards', Dexter's, Browns, and
Kirkwoods' Hotels.
There will be no tickets sold or money received
at the door The number Of tickets will be lin
tied to the convenient capacity Of the room.
The lecture will commence at O'Clock exact
ly. The doors Of the hall be opened at Z O'Clock.
BY direction CT the Committee Of Arrangements.
mar Old
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CARUSPS SALOON,

ID L y u u L X
T EVILS CARUSI'S DANCING SOIR
IL will take place on THURSDAY, the 9th in
slant, at his Saloon.
few more pupils will be admitted until the
first Ct Nav. mar 25-3 t*
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PART IL.

1. Duet. God IL Love-
Miss whttehpuse and Miss Bil..l
2. Song. III with all your hearts We truly sr
A4S1 -. WI
y. Duet. " The bird let loose in eastern skies
Miss Whitehouse and Miss BIZ
4. MY Native song, introducing the M ionsI az -
B. Duet. Tell me where do fairies dwell.
Miss Briggs and Miss W bilepy,
D. Song. |" Man the life boat - (describing az
cue from sbipwreck). ...........MrfT
q. Duet. I" Kind friends. good night p,,1
Miss Whtehouse and Miss D'f
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~MEDICAL DEPAR TMENT OF
~ GEORGETOWN COLLEGE-The
annual commencement Of this institution for con-
ierring the degree OF ID OctOr in Medicine, will be
held at the Smithsonian Institution on TUES
DAY, the 25th instant, at O'Clock d. m.
The Valedictory will be delivered by Professor
ELIOT, MD.
The medical profession end the public are In
vited to attend.
FLODOARDO HOWARD, MD,
mar 22-3t Dean
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WS6K.
mar 25 3ts B. s. LETTON
Il nounce to the citizens Of Georgetown and
vicinity that he will resume business at his old
stand, oh High street, on the LIST Of April ne I
He returns his thanks to his former customers for
their past favors, and soicits renewal Ct their
patronage. ID. w. EDMONSTON, Sr.,
mar 2S-eo3tx No. 134 High ST., Geotown
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The above pieces were no. sung when r..
and company were I'm Washington before ms\
dftion, such pieces on former programmes II
be requested win be repeateds s far rs the
Single tickets FIFTY CENTS; tickes, 80
uniting gentleman and two ladies, one,
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TERPSICHORES IN THE FIELD
yNa AGAIN The members Of the Terpsi
scho:e Club most respectfully announce to their
numerous patrons that they intend giving Grend
Ball on nj ONDAY, April 9TH, 1876
Particulars In future advertisement.
mar 2l-3t&
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California Surveys returns have Just
reached the General Land Office of a large
number of exterior lines of townships, among
which are about forty townships, extending
from the coast range of mountains westward
to the Pacific shore at Esteros bay, and en-
bracing the valleys of the Salinas river and
its tributaries; together with the MAPS of
ffty-dve townships, subdivided into sections,
all surveyed from the Mont Diablo meridian
and base line Of these, twenty-six townships
are situated in body north of Walkers Pass
and east Of the Sierra Nevada twenty one
on Russian river and the sea shore, extending
north from Bodega bay to the second standard
line north and seven in the valley Of the
Costumes river, southeast of the city of Sac.
ramento. The returns also include survey
of the exterior boundaries Of about twenty
five townships, from the San Bernardino me-
ridian, southeast Of the Sierra Nevada and
north of Turner'S Pass, including the Sebas-
tian military reserve.
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LHOR BOSTON.-TBE PACKET BRIG r.
Il X. HICHBORN has arrived, and ~
will have quick disratch for the above 80
port. For fIeight app.yto
HARTLEY Il BRO
mar 25-1w 10l Water street, Georgetown
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FA CARD-THE MISSIONARY so
~ ciety connected with Miss Hogan's
School VIII hold a sale Of plain and fancy srti-
cles on the afternoon and evening Of EASTER
MONDAY aud tuesday,, al 253 street, be-
tween 18th and 14th.
The proceeds will be devoted to the City Mis-
sion OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
Doors open at az O'Clock. mar aS-1t&
THE COMPANY OR ASSOCIA-
~ ton that borrowed a FLAG ftom the
kirkwood House, through an order Of Mr. Eope,
about year since, will Please return Il as Il is
wanted at the Hotel. mar os3t
<@THE REGULAR MONTHLY meet.
~ ing Of the Field, staff, and Company
Offc rs Of the 1st Regiment I'D Brigade M. ID. c.
will take place at Wilson Hayward's, TUES.
DAY EVENING. at7h O'Clock
BY order Of the Colonel mar 2aet
~PUBLlC ADDRESS.-GEORGE M.
~ WESTON, Esq =, Of Maine, will deliver
an address before the Republican Association Of
this city, in Temperance Hall, on f street, be
tween 9th and 10th SITS, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, the 25th instant, at ~ O'Clock.
Subject The Northern direction intended to
be given to Slavery by the repeal Of the Missouri
COMPROMISE.
TIE public is respectfully invited
mar 24-2t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-25

Mr.. Davis, of Maryland, made a furious
anti'foreigner speech, to-day, in urging the
House to make the term of naturalization here
six years instead Of FIVE, as at present, in
Washington city, and every where else under
the laws of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-25

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, oath of March
there were of Treasury warsants entered on
the books Of the DepaYtment-
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Georgetown, March 9TH, 1855. mar 1T