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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
Shoulders,
pnPk

III 000 POUND Canvassed Sugar Csrsa
5000 Do do Smoked Bacon.
\ Is berrds RxiDe Mess Posk.
last received and for sale b.
DvAu0 OnBW Z 90,
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-06-10
MADAM. as YOU PASS US By.
81 T. B. ALDRiCE.

Madam, as you pass us by,
Dreaming Of your loves and wine,
Do not brush your rich brocade
Against this little maid Of mine,
Madam, as you pass Us by.
When in youth my blood was warm;
Wine was royal, life complete;
SO drained the cups of wine,
So sat at women's feet,
When in youth my blood was warm.
Time has taught me pleasant truths /:
Lilies grow where thistles grew;
All, you loved me not. This maid
Loves me. There's an end Of you
Time has taught me pleasant truths.
! will speak no bitter words,
Too much passion made me blind
You were subtle. Let it go!
For the sake of woman-kind
Twill speak no bitter words.
But, Madam, as you pass us by,
Dreaming Of your loves and wine.
Do not brush your rich bro cade
Against this little maid Of mine,
Madam, as you pass us by.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-06-10
l remained your revived friend.
TIMOTHY TIcKLEBERRY.
a fellow went, a few weeks since into

fellow went, few weeks since into
the store of fashionable milliuer Have
you any skirts ?" asked Ae. Plenty of all
kinds. What do you ask cord r snid the
chap. \ cord ? replied the woman. Yes, I
want about cord. Up in our digeings the
petticoats has gin out. l see you adyertiss
corded skirts, aud thought while nay hand
was in, I'd take what you had corded up
The milliner tainted.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-06-10

A PRAYER Cur Snort -Parson Is. was
truly pious man, and at the long graces,
which usually followed the meals, he and the
whole family reyerently knelt, except the
Parsons brother, (who being o er much fairy
bic and overlooking the garden.) One day,
it was summer time, the Parson was unusu-
ally favored not appearing to notice the
hdgety actions of his brother who kept twis-
ting about, until finding no end to the thanks
he broke in with
9 Cut it. Parson-cut it short the COWS
are in the garden playing h--ll with the
cabbagesr r'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-06-10
An Irish ser,

: An Irish servant girl was requested By
lady to go to one of our dry goods stores
aud obtain bed comforter for her About
an hour after she returned with one OF
the clerks. 1t is needless to add, perhaps
that the lady tainted.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-06-10

= The author of love story. in describing
his heroine. says: q Innocence dwels in the
dark clusters of her auburn hair" 4 west
ern editor says that q good fRe tooihed coIn D
would bring Il ont.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-06-10

: If twenty seven inches of snow give
three inches of water, how much milk viii o
COW give when fed on rutabaga turnps :?
Multiply the flakes of snow BY the hair on the
COW $ tail' then divide the product by turnip,
ADD pound of chalk md the sum will be the
answer
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-06-10
VOL. 4. NO. 80.
liar crafts through other oiit-le. locks owned
by this Commonwealth.

liar crafts through other outlet locks owned
by this Commonwealth.
SEC IL. That should any Company already
incorporated by this Commonwealth become
the purchaser of said Main Line, they shall
possess hold and use the same under the pro-
visions of their act of Incorporation. aud any
supplements thereto, modified however SO IS
to embrace all the privileges. restrictions and
conditions granted by this act. in addition
thereto, and all provisions in said original act.
and any supplements inconsistent with the
privileges herein granted, shall be and the
same are hereby repealed.
SEC. u. That the entire proceeds of the
sale of said main line shall be paid to the
sinking fund and applied to the payment of
the State debt. according to the provisions of
the act entitled :. An Act entitled to provide
for a sinking fund, and to provide for the
gradual and certain extinguishment of the
debt of the Commonwealth" approved April
tenth, one thousand eight hundred and forty
nine.
SEC IS. That should it be ascertained at
any time before the payment of the last in
stalment provided for, that further legislation
is required for passing to the purchasers. their
successors and assigns, all the title aud inter
ests of this Commonwealth to said main line.
or any portion thereof, or of the property con-
nected Herewith or used thereon, then the
faith Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
is hereby pledged for the enactment of all
la ws and performance of all acts necessary to
carry out the true intent and meaning Of this
act.
SEC. Il. That all necessary expenscs in
| Cured by the Governor under the provisions
of this act shall be paid out ofthe monies in
the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated, up
on WARRANTS drawn by him.
SEC. Is. That the purchaser of said works
! shall have perpetual corporate succession.
and if the purchaser shall at any time misuse
/ or abuse sny of the privileges granted by this
act, the Legislature may revoke all and sin
gular the rights and privileges granted to said
company ON judicial decree of said misuse
or abuse being first duly had and obtained,
and thereupon may take for public use, the
ioau w iOaoe; cdnai Vi cAbdis 50 purcnaseu VI
constructed in pursuance Of this act. ProVi-
ded, That in resuHling said franchise no in
jury shall be done to the corporators of said
company; and in taking such road or roads.
canal or canals, for the public use, full COM
pensation shall be made to the stockholders.
SEC. 16. That in the event of a sale, and
delivery of said Main Line, as aforesaid, all
further payments on account of the sppropTi-
ations for motive power or other expenses on
said Main Line, as provided in An Act 10
provide for the ordinary expenses of govern
ments, the repairs of public canals and rail-
roads, and other general and especial app.o-
priations'' for the year 1857, shall be suspen.
ded.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-06-10

An ENTIRE NEW NEDICINE.-Chi Of Brick
bats and Compound Unadulterated Concen-
trated Syrup of Paving Stones manufactured
only by Dr. Humbugibus Hollowbelly. and
sold only by his regularly authorized agents.
Beware of Counterfeits, !,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-06-10
CERTIFICATE.

Mr. HoLLowBELLY-DearS Sir:-I kicked
the bucket last night, bat while the underta-
ker was placing me in the coffin, vial of
your Essential Oil burst in his pocket, aud
streaming down on my face. opened my eye.
sneezed, and arose The shroud having re-
ceived portion Of the oil, instantly took
root in the floor, and expanded into beautiful
cotton stalks, each filed with bursting pods.
The coffin rose On end, sprouted forth shoots.
and grew into magnificent mahogany tree.
which burst off the roof of my house. and
waved in the evening breeze its 'uxuriant-
branches. amid which the monkeys chatterod
and green parrots futtered their fan Ike
wings.
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RaieS.

90 All advertisements must be marked with
the number of insertions desired, or they will 6e
continued until forbid, and charged accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28
AUCTION sALEE.
Bye. w BOTELER, Auc,iouee,

Bye. w BOTELER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF SPLENDID FANCY GOODS
~ NJ Auctisu.-On MONDAY, March ID AZ
IL ociocf q m, 4 shall sell, al my store, Iron
such as
Elegant lnlaid Rosewood Lequier Cases
mofk Boxes and portable Writing Decks
hsfge Pastel Paintings In groups. representing
Fine French Statuet.es
Large Vases
Perfume Bottles, &c
WIN otner Useful ard Farcy Goods, which are
now arrt nged for exhibition,
cdsn' u. w. BOTEJER
~ ~0-h An III nee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28
By A. GREEN, Auctiopef

CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Books,-On MONDAY, the I'd OF March, |
shall SELL at my Auction Store, No 526 9TH street
commencing ct O'Clock p m by order Of the
Orphans Court, the private library Of the late
John Floyd, comprising an assortment OF about
three hundred volumes OF Miscellaneous books,
q select library.
Also, large Let Of piano, violin, flute, and
other Music.
Terms cash.
Catalogues ready for delivery at the store any
time previous TO the sale. A. GREEN
ieo I'D Auctioaeer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28

BY JAS G. Nee UIRE, Auctiopeer
GET pF DESTAL TRUs1ENTS AT
~ Public huction.-On MONDAY AFTER
NOUN, March I'd, at 4 O'Clock, at the Auction
Rooms, i shall sell a set CT Dental INSTRUMENTS
BY order Of the administrator
feb I'D JAS. G. MCGUIRE Auct
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCTITED pprSS
IHRfE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Nt...

- HALIFAX, Feb. IS The Cunard ste,n.h,,
Niagara. from Liverpool on the I4th in,tsnt
arrived this forenoon, bringing three DAYS late,
advices from Europe.
me Collins steamship Atlantic arrived out
~ n ~. ne TOM, and the Cunard steamship Persia
on the morning Of the l4th inst.
The news from this side, FER Atlantis and
fersia, greatly excited the Liverpool cottt
market, and, with an unsettled market. prices
were considerably higher. The sale. Of the
week ending Friday were 81 600 bales. ipclu-
ding p 600 on speculation and 5 500 bales for
export.
The Liverpool bresdstufs and provision
markets were dull and without much change.
Money was decidedly easier
Conscls for money closed at 93!s94.
The political news by the Niagara Is not Of
an Important character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28
DIED,

DIED,
On the 9Th instant, MARIE SEYMOUR
SHEA, the only beloved infant dauyh of Henry
and X ose Shea, aged DAYS
Her funeral will take place this Saturday after
noon, at o clock, from the residence Of her pa
The frends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend,
At his late residence, corner Of New Jersey ave-
nue. and street, on the morning Of the 28th in
slant, after long Illness which Re bore with pa.
uence ana Christian resignation, SAMUEL
WATTS, in the 32d year tf his age He died in
the nrm belief Of blessed Immortality beyor
the grave He left wife and two small chill
dien to mourn his loss
his funeral will take place at his residence, at2
O'Clock, on Sunday. His friends and AGO usin-
tances are Invited to attend 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28
BY BoNTZ CoOMBs, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF HouxEUn, n

Instant. at sk O'Clock m we SHAH ,eli =, TIE
House furnishing store, No 5O4 9th street. TWO.
doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue laIge ana
geneIaL assortment OF new and second hand n cuse
Furnishing Goods, such as
sofas, Chairs, Bureaus, Tables
"aIdIooes, Bedsteads, Beds, Pillows and Boil
sters
cotton and Shucf Mattresses, and Bedding
Looking 6lasses, Crockerv and Wooden Ware
China, Glass and Crocfery Ware
aogethef with many articles too numerous to
=, Terms All sums Of snd under s25. cash over
ttat amount, a credit Of 30 and so DAYS for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
Ieo 2a-St BONIZ & CooMBS, Aucts.
90 The above Sale is Postponed mill
moNDAf, March 2, same honr and place
IL BONIZ & COMBS, Auc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28
PREPARE FOR THE 9TH MARCH.

TTNHOSE THAT HAVE NOT SUPPLIED
i themselves with Blankets, Comforts, Quilts ,,
Sheeting Linens and Cottons. Pillow Case Lin
ems and tottcns, Tow cling, Table Cloths, Linen
and Cotton Diapers. Carpeung, Oh cloths Rues
&c will Aud a large assortment at low prices st
the store Of the subscribers
w. EGAN 4 SON,
feb 27-4t a23 Penn. avenue, south side
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MRS. GEORGE,

ATE FROM ENGLAND. WISHES TO
IL inform the ladies and gentlemen Of Wash
ington and Georgetown that she can be seen and
consulted with such as past, present, and futuIe
also, Love, Marriage, Losses, Absent Friends,
Law Suits, and many other particulars. She can
tory.
Ladies' IS cents and gentlemen so oents.
Hours-F rom q. m. until 3 p. m. q
feb 17.2W&
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BY G. X. l.. GROWN CO, Auctioneers.
WYE WILL sELL.ON TUESDAY AZ
w TERNOON, the Sd Of March, at O'Clock,
without reserve, four Frame Houses, containing
six rooms each, situated on Seventh, between u
and H streets Island, with right ofalley back.
Title indispu,able.
Sale positive
Each house now under rem: Of eight and nine
dollars per month.
Terms: one-third, cash; balance IN II and is
months, with notes satisfactory endorsed, bearing
interest from the day Of sale
&. X. l.. CROWNS CO.,
feb24 lLtelil Aurtioneers.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. % Flour is unchanged
and steady, but dull at SIS.
Wheat-red Sl40lSl 81 white 81 5eaSl 6G
FOR fair to good. Corn sass.
Whisky 27ta2Sc.
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BALLOON ASCENSION!
MR. GEO. ELLIOTT,
III 2 z,

THE hbNO WNED II RONAUT,
CONCENTRATES MAKING HIS I3dB BAL
" LOOH ASCENSION on TUESDAY, March
ID. 1867, In Washington City, at 2 O'Clock q m ,
from the eligible OF, on "a street and MARYLAND
avenue
The Gates will be opened at 1 O'Clock for the
reception Ct visitors
variegated Balloon, with a car and a NINA.
ture [Eronaut [. will be sent If to announce the
opening Of the gates.
Tickets only rs cents-to be had at the gate
ieo TFs&M# II. PRINCE, Agent.
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BOQUEYS-BOQUETS

BOQUEYS-BOQUET
GREAT BOQUEr DEPOT, OF ALL kinds
u Of BOQUErS, FANCY BASKETS, sssAs>
VASES, and the choicest FLOWERSgAX3
always on hand, and at the lowest prices, Kill
GEORGE HANFT,
Union Refectory, Southwest corner Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and Third street, near the Capitol.
feb H.1N
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TIRE INAUGURATION.

NE INA UdCHA IONs
MARSHALS, AIDS. AND ASSISTANT
INl MarshaIs who have not ord cred their Saddle
Housings for the 4th Of nj arch, are notified that
we are making all the different styles. Those
wishing Housings made In rroper yle and to ut
the saddle, will please leave their orders imme-
diately, II they wish 10 secure one at low price,
LUTZ BEALL,
feb 27-3t next to National hotel.
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TRUSTEES SABE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
decree Of tie Circuit Court for Prince George
county, setting as Court Of Equity, passed in
the case Of John L. oltzman ana wife eS Mary
f. Hoffman and others, the undersigned, as
Tru5tee, will expose TO public sale at Beltsvile,
near the premises, On THURSDAY, 18th March,
at IL O'Clock m II fair, If not. the next fail day
thereafter, pant Of tract or parcel OF LAND call
ed "Edmonston's Range" late the residence Of
Mr. John L Hoffman. cor tanning forty acres.
This property is situated about half mile from
Beltsville, In healthy and elevated region is
susceptible OF the highest state Of improvement,
admirably adapted 10 a fruit and market farm,
and there Is young Peach and Apple Orchard
thereon
The Improvements consist Of large CON-
modious FrameDweiling, with brick basement
recently built, and every necessary building, all
Of whi,h are in complete repairs. There is
pump Of Sne water in the yard attached 70 he
main dwelling.
The society in the neighborhood Is excellent
ard the situation presents many Inducements for
a most pleasant country residence for gentleman
esiding in Baltimore or Washington cities
Terms of Sale as prescribed by the decree are
One half CT the purchase money TO be paid in
cash the day OF sale On The ratification there
Of by the Court, and the resid In 6, l2, ard Is
months thereafter I'm equal instalments, to be Sc
cured by the notes of the purchaser with security
to be approved by the Trustee, bearing interest
from the day Of sale
On the payment Of the whole purchase money
with interest the Trustee is authorized by the de
cree to convey the property to the purchaser In f
simple. N. G.. STEPHEN,
feb 26-2awts Trustee.
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Vermont stete Capitol.

MONTPELIER, Feb 26-An informal ballet
in the House to- day, indicates that the Cap
toll building will be rebuilt here.
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sUBsC RIPrION CONCk RT

q E Il II A X ID $ SAL LOON.
No. 3tS Maryland Avenue
A SERIES OF SIX CONCER AR
ranged from the best musical compositions,
and given by the finest musical talents Of III IS
city. will commence at the above Saloon on
MONDAY NIGHT, March I'd. The second Cor !.
cert will be given On Tuesday Afternoon-the Sc
week
Subscription price-s!x concerts for gentleman,
81; with one lady, 81 so; gentleman with two
or more ladies' go
Concert commence at O'Clock. After concert
dancing until II o'clock feb 27-Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28
The Late Kansas ARRAY

LOUISVILLE, Feb. u We have further nd =
vices from Kansas in relation TO the attack
upon Gov. Geary. 1t appears that Sherrod
was candidate for sheriff Of Douglass coun-
~, but that the adroitness of Gov. Geary's
private secretary prevented him from securing
the office. Sherrod was in consequence, much
excited, and the next time he met the secre-
tary he dealt him several severe blows, telling
him to the ground. No steps being taken TO
resent this insult, Sherrod soon after spprosch-
cd the Governor himself, and shook his fist in
his face, and denounced him with oaths.
There is no confirmation of the rumor Of
Sherrod having been shot, but the settlers
were about to take immediate measures to in
fiict punishment Should the Legislature take
sides with Sherrod, it is feared there will be
renewal Of hostilities between prcslavery and
free-State parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by n UhEEN, uClIOLeef.
coed TWO.SYORf FRAME HOUSE
" and Lot at Auction.-On MONDAY, the
I'd day Of March, shall sell, in front Of the prem
"a, In fquare No. 734, with tie Improvements,
which good Frame House
This property is located next to the corner OF I'd
street east and ID st south.
The owner being about TO leave the CITY, the
property will be sold for cash to the highest bid
der.
All conveyance at cost Of the purchaser.
febA A. GREEN, Auct
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Senator Haulin.

PORTLAND. Me Feb. 27.-Gov. Hsmlin has
resigned the governorship of Maine. He goes
in a few days to Washington, to resume his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28

EOR sALE.-A PAIR OF FINE MULES,
l. four years old, and very kind in1
Army sHINN,
No. 81 Green street,
feb 23-u Georgetovn,
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BY A. GREEN, huctinneeF
SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS &c
- at Auction On MONDAY, the ID day OF
March, L shall sell, at 10 O'Clock m at the
GrocerY Store at TIE corner Cf 7lh and streets
the remainder OF the goods In said store, viz:
6unPowder, Imperial, Young Tyson, add Black
Teas
Sugar, Rice, ard ground Ccfee
Coca, Chocolate, Incigo, Pepper
Starch, BTooTs, End Buckets
Sirup, Molasses, Vinegar
Brandy, Vine, Nails ard Sho.
With some store Fixtures.
Terms cash A. GREEN,
leb I'D AuCdoneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28
INAUGURATION Il

INAUGURATION BALL.
1T IS WISER TO USEAFAN THAN TO
sit II In the draught when heated at the Ball.
Attention to this hint and to the kind OF Perfumes
and Cosmetiques used by the ladies OF America,
would arrest con sumption, prevent FADING COM
plexion, and premature decay CT beauty 80 lament
ably prevalent In this country
An extensive and elegant assortment Of FANS,
with Bracelets and without. from 81 to &75 each
Just received at TIE LAKES" Perfumes Il
the sweetest odor and not only innoxi but actu
ally cosmetique. feb 27-dtMarcbo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28

BY JAS. G. MEG UIRE, Auc:iopeeY.
ffoRTiSUATtUNC sac. NATU VITA
~ Sons Grand Sale of Marble Stntuary,
Psrian statuettes Ant que Vases, &c. &C.
On SATURDAY AT TERNOON. Feb 2Sth ar
81 O'CLOCK, on he second hcor Of our Au tion
Rooms, we shall make final sale OF Sig Vito
VIII & Sons Invoice Of Marble Statuery, Paf.an
Statuetes Antique VGsts Urns Card Receivers,
al itch fancy articles, TO which we invite after
ion, as II VIII be the last opportunity Of securing
these beautiful eriIcles
+. MIR r A viii will furnish persons un-
able to attend the sale, at private sale, with any
articles they may want.
feb 27-2t JAS McGIJIRT Amt
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New York, Feb. 81 "A Kansas dispatch
says that Sherrod is not dead, but has three
bullet wounds Young Jones had been ar
rested by the bogus sheriff. Governor Geary
called out the troops to prevent Jones from
being lynched, and had ala organized a COM
pany for mis- own defence. The Legislature
b ad passed a territorial election law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28

NTARSHAL'S xALE.-In virtue Of q wit Of
ltl feri facias, issued from the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia, for
the County Of Washington, and to me directed,
shall expose to public sale for cash, IN front Of
the Court n ouse door Of said county, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day Of March, 1857, a O'Clock p.
m ill defendants rights, title, claim nd inter
est in and TO the south half OF Let No 81, In
or less, together with, ali and singular, the i'm
provensnts thereon, in the City OF Washington,
ID. G., sc zed and levied upon as the properly Of
6eorge hodes. Jr., and will be sold to satisfy
Judicial No GO, to March term, 1857, homas
hughes, as George Rhodes, Jr.
J. ID. HOOVER,
MAMMAL for the District Of Columbia.
feb IL dts
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ATH MARCH.

4TH mARCH.
VTTEARE PREPARED TO FILLORDERS
w for several hundred more MATTRESSES
to be delivered before 4th March next We have
now on hand
ESQ double Husk Mattresses
100 do Cottcn-top do
176 SINCE do do do
300 do Husk do
30Small Cot do
The trade supplied at Baltimore prices. Ad-
dress FITZPATRICK & BURNS.
febA Ivy FsirvieW Steam Mills, Alexandria, Va.
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STAR.

81 LDvssrrE4Esrs ssouLp LEVY AT TEE 0YrrcR
Twelve e'1OCs, NJ; oTsEsuns rsEr Eat nor APrnAn
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MADAME FERRERO, NO. 24S PENN.
vi avenue, has inst received very ~
handsome assortment Of SPRING BON ~
NETS. feb 27.2t' ~
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Adjournment OF Penrsylvanis Legislature.

HARRIsB Burg, Feb 27-The Legislature has
adjourned until the 9th of March, TO afford an
opportunity to the member. 10 attend the in
auguration Of Mr.. Buchanan, President elect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28

mutual LIFE INSURANCE COM.
~ tANY, hartford, CONN
Secured Capital, LIST January. a. al $50
Dividend On Lie Policies. 40 Ter cent.
MICH'L NOURSE, Agent
461 Thirteenth street. west
N. BIS Ii not the moral duty of every man
who has dependent family to insure his life :.
LIST Timothy S, 8. feb 26-Iw
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Amusements
washington Circus and Ampitheatrs.
Corner Of Seventh Street and the Av.uu.
Re engagement Of MURRAY ard holland

La'' Day and Evening Of the engagement Of
... DAN RICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28

MACHINE SEWING ROOMS ON
~ ID STREET, north side, two doo's from
corner Of Ninth street. Sewing neatly and accu-
rately done at the following rates
shirts, Qeady cut al oasted,) so tos2Xc
Night Shirts, do. d.. p to;AEc
Drawers, do. do ISX TO 2sc
Collars &c each; Wristbands Sc ref pair; Shirt
Bosoms &c pleaf; Plain Sewing Sc per yard
The attention Of families is respectfully invited
II Terms Cash. feb 95-1w