Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-25

ST PAUL's (LUrHKRAN) CHURCH FAIR, at
Metropolitan Hall, Star Buildings, is being
largely attended The tables offer a tempting
display Of good things; the fair attend ants are
assiduous in their Efforts to please the various
tastes of purchasers; the music is among the
finest in the city. and to crown all, the cake of
the season is there. There is, we learn, A
pleasant history connected with this cake.
Look Our for some remarkable feats in the
way OF natural magic, at Wyman's exhibition
tonight.
Ds. REID will tor night give another of his
instructive lectures at the Smithsonian Insti.
tuition.
LOOK Our for "sharps" The city is full of
them! fresh instalment came in yesterday.
ARREST OF DESERTER "A dispatch was
received in this city, last night, from the U. s.
ship Pennsylvania, saying that a young ma n
named Thos. Brown had deserted. An order
for bis arrest was given by the Secretary of
the Navy, and at an early hour this morning
Omcers Tanning and Williamson ARE SEED him
and had him secured in the central station
house to await tbs demand of the authorities.
HE CLAIRvOrANT Be sure to call on
Madame SWEET, Whose advertisement will be
found in another column you who are curious
to read your destiny, recall the memory of
the past, drink deep Of knowledge of the
hearts Of those you love, or to become wiser
in your own affairs generally A.; or, again, from
mere curiosity to learn something of the won
ders of the clairvoy ants art.
HARP sR FOR MARCH also, Godeys, Ora
hams, Leslies, Mrs. Stephens, Peterson's
and New York Journal, London illustrated
With those beautiful colored prints; and also,
Frank Leslie's illustrated Paper, for February
18Th. For sale at Alex Adamson's, Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office.
We would draw attention to the fact that
Mr.. w. II Gilman has started his Soda Foun.
tain, and during the crowded state of the city
IL Is pleasing to know th at strangers and 9th
ers wishing a refreshing drink, which does not
intoxicate, can procure it at the corner of Pa
avenue and Four and-a-half street.
INHALATION IN DISEASES OF THE LUNGS =
Drs. Hunter and Williams, Physicians for
Diseases of the Chest, No. 52t North Charles
street, Baltimore, Md.
The great success which has attended the
practice of Inhalation by DR.. Hunter and his
associates in treating every form of Pulmona-
~ diseases is now established beyond question.
DR.. Williams, associate of the Baltimore
Office, may be consulted in Washington on the
A@tA duU <sbu VI OoCu uOuln Inc next visit
will be on Saturday, the 2Sth instant.
Ofice 200 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs.
Voss's Jewelry Store
TIE GREAT PRIZE PEs.-The Washington
Medallion Pen, the only steel pen made in
America, and the best pen in the world.
ShillingtOn, Bookseller and Stationer, corner
Four-and- a-half-street and Penn avenue, is
the agent for the sale Of it in this city. co
EVERY Person VIsIrIyG THIS CRY should
have copy of a little book entitled Ell
quetts at Washington" to which is added en-
appendix containing a complete guide through
the Metropolis, with an accurate description
of the public buildings embellished with fne
illustrations. Price only Is cents. Fine edi-
ton, gilt, and neatly bound, so cents For
sale at Shillington's, book, newspaper and
stationery establishment, Odeon Building,
corner of Four and a-half street and Pennsyl.
vsnia avenue co
WATCH RETURNs.-Jefsrson Payne, (col-
oredl cut after hours and disorderly, fined SO
aud costs; Nelson Sinm, lcolored,) out after
hours, costs 81 A.