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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

VI ILL be sold by public outry to the highest bidder
w on the premises in Brown township Carroll Co.,
ohio, on the % day OF August a. y. 1857, between
the houts OF and ! o'clock y. NJ. Of said day, the
foow ing real estate free of dover, belonging John
Better deceased to wits fhs south east corner Of the
south. west quarter of section six, % of township If
teen, 5 Of range ave. (5l containing forty
OF less, situate in Carroll county. Ohio.
A perfect title will be given clear of all encumbran,
Gee.
PAyments-one third in cash on day Of sale; one
third in ak months and one third in twelve months
from the day Of SALE with interest, to be secured by
mortgage On tue premises. Appraised At Sl4OO, 90
IGNATUS BETTER,
July 23,-4w. Adm'r. Of John Better, deceased.
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n. 1lork advertisements
Prom Albert G. richardson's
Vsriisiag and correspondence ohes. &sA ., IL,
CRIsTAD0R0s u:iunur

Nitsin = nas-sl.g ~ Al ia rss-ss- ss
N.-asoofos never equafed Dye,
aeo d makes black, 70 brown trsnsforms grey,
And keeps the 6bfes slEays from decay
MS matches rcEilsliEng Hair DE sall bClds IL
portion as The mos, harmless and efcaeious Hslf Dys
10 tbe world Prepared and sold ubolesae and ressir
oo aPPhed 10 Ten private rooms At CHS sdofos No
as'oi house, Broadway, Nsv.fofk, and By al per.
tuners and Drsggsis 10 the United States,
Agents Cincinnati; Ohio, J. D. PARK, and soLos
PlLMER
Jan Is, 1857 ,-iy.
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FROM KANSAS.

ST., LOUIS, Aug. 9.
Adviees state that Walker evacuated Lawrence
OH the 81, with all bis troops except 40. The
ostensible reason, that the Indians had attacked
Fort Riley being regarded here as ruse to get
the troops away.
The vote for the Topeka Consultation was 65s,
against it 9. State ticket elected.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-13

TRAVELLING AGENTS wAYTED.-wsnted, an
honest, industrious man In each section Of the State
to travel and take orders from samples for McALLls
TERS HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES" A liberal
monthly ssGry and fair commission will be paid Ap.
ply 10 or address with return pOstAge)
DIR. j. s. MeALJISTER,
Jersey City, N. J.
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MISSOURI RLRCTInN

ST. LOUIS, Aug, 8.
Fifty counties give Rollins 4.72l majority
a gain over Fillmore Of4,S25. Richardson, Scott
and NaptOB, largely ahead for Supreme Judges.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-13

No. The author Of "Remarks for the People
and School Directors" is notified that it is our e.
tOSlished rule never to publish communication,
without first having the authors real name in our
keeping,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-13
TEXAS ELECTION.

New 0RLEANs, Aug 8.
Returns indicate the election in Texas Of Run
nell, by about 1000. s. far as heard from,
the opposition have not elected candidate to the
Legislature.
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MRS CUNNINGHAM.

NEW YORK, aug. 8,
Mr.. Stafford, Mrs. CGnuingham's counsel, to.
day submitted TO Justice DaVidSon's points ofaw,
by which his client should be admitted to reason.
able bail. The Justice reserved his decision till
Monday.
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AGENTS WANTEDl

( l.ll fl0Per MONTH Here is q rare chance for few
young men TO make large salary without T.
Vesiing capital The above Is 90 'iLsee cent e-,eh
penny, or 6gmous 70 ini..5iues Patsut Msdieiass
ooOs' &C. - an oa'ai, s1el0Ie stamps f9r rttara
postage. Address
7. s. CARrER, Boz No. O. lawrence, Mass.
June 4, l55T.-3ms.
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SAILED

New YoRK, Aug. 8.
The steamship Ariei sailed at noon to-day, for
Southamton and Bremen, with IA passengers and
100000 in specie.
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FIRE.

MONTREAL, Aug. 8.
The Harris Gotten factory on the Lachine canal
was fired by an incendiarY, last night and totally
destroyed.
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

bI, LVuIsJ mug q
Huis .'-E-
-'tI a-..-I:-- -. o.. i've a ,,. o.. 60
AIfTty-eiguV OVuus'os give :, InsJUT-
ity. Clark. democrat, is elected to Congress in
the 81 district iu place Of Jas P, Green, who wa,
elected to the U, s, Senate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-13
TENNESSEE ELECTION.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 8.
Returns incomplete but indicate the election Of
Tor 8 Democrats to Congress and Of . or 8
Americans. Zollcofer and Ethlidge doubtful.
Legislature Democratic in both branches. Har-
ris' majority for Governor will exceed 10000
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-13

.ISsUGANcE.-We invite the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement oftbe Ktna Insurance
Company of Hartford, Conn. It's unnecessary
for us to add to what we have heretofore said in
reference to this well knowu company. Rank
ing as it does, among the first Of fire insurance
companies in this country, in sGOrdiug superior
facilities and security in matters Of insurance, and
in promptly paying its, losses It cannot be other
wise than popular 1t has cash capital of five
hundred thousand dollars, with sssets amounting
AOSl ,So596s,Ss; it was incorporated in 1918,
has transacted business for thiFy-eight years. and
still retains its health, its vitality, and its good
name.
Mr.. /. Ulman Is agent for this place, and will
attend to all business iu bis line with promptness
and Dispatch.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-13
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. s,
The third district is still undetermined, but
claimed for Underwood. In the fourth district,
Talcott, Democrat, is elected.
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FRutr CANs.-Persons wanting cans in which
1to put up fruit for winter use, will find it to their
advantage to buy safseGling fruit cans asit Is
far less trouble to put up fruit in them, aud they
are Just as good as the cid kad. They are de-
signed to meet the wants Of persons who live in
the country and find it impractcabe to close their
cans by soldering The selfsealiug cans can be
closed or unclosed without the aid of solder or
soldering irons and consequently are far more con-
veuient than cans which you are obliged to PACK
offto tho shop to get them sodered.
These caus are made and kept for sale by our
friend, THOMAS II. ATKfNsoE Tin & Copper
smith; shop on public square, west of the Court
House. See Advertisement.
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JUDGE WARDEN OPPOSES THE NEW
CREED.

COLUMBUS, Aug.s.
RIB. wadeSs, late Democratic Judge Of su.
preue Court, came out y tO'day's Journal against
the new creed Of the party.
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GotaI & AtiSg4aneOns

kE Editorial, and other matter, unavOidaU'.
crowded out.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-13
GRANGER'S
AND MATHEMATICAL.
INSTITUTE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Splendid Inducements to those who wish to at
tend Commercial College. %
SITUATIONS GUARANTERDt
TUITION FREE

TUITION FREE!
SUN MER ARRAN GEMENT
ITO tn OSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE, OK
/ remit me $50, and thus secure GUARANTEE
SCHOL ARSHIPS any time before the lst day Of next
September, can upon completing thorough course OF
Double Entry Book keeping and its Collateral Branches
SECURE lucrative employment in Commercial Or Bank
inc Houses as Accountants within ninety days after
graduation or else they viii be indemRied 70 The uR
amount of the sum paid for tuition, and thus realize
FREE TUITION, OR LUCRATIVE SITUATIONS
Graduates from this institution are BOW filling re-
,ponsble and lucrative positions Cashiers Book keep.
ers and Rail Road Office Clerks Ia different sections Of
the country and beng preferred by business men to
Graduates Of any other Mercantile College Hence the
above unparalleled inducements which nothing but the
great Superiority Of my instruction and thorough train
Of nv students for business life wonld warrant
The Principal Of this institution has been practical
accountant for longer period than any other Teacher
in the western country.
Address the undersigned for iurther particulars
may!4-4mos WIN, w. GRANGER.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that petition will be pro.
IN sented to the Commisso Of Carroll County, at
their next meeting in September, for the location Of
road, beginning at the Augusta and Robert George
road, in Washington township, where IL crosses the
line dividing the land Of Thomas Weir and Israel Ny
ers heirs thence East along sad line, or as near as
practicable, to or near William Herrlngtons Barn.
thence South. .Easterly direction the nearest and
hest route until it inersecs the line between the lands
of Wesley H. Taylor and the heirs Of William Black
ledge in Fox Township thence along said line until It
ptersecs the New Lisbon road where it is to termi
nate. MANI EElAl loNEno
June 25th lSI7-td,
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NORTH CAR0LINA ELECTION.
RALEIGH, Aug.7.
The few returns received from the election IN
this State show that the Democrats have carried
everything.
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Friday Of next week (SIst iust.,)
aas been agreed upon as the day for holding the
proposed Printers Festival at Harlem Springs =
I'VE would like 10 see good turn out of our
brethren of the press. on that day. Mac will
have sa things ready' and will not fail to do his
part toward making the occasion season of en-.
joyment to all who may be present All "man-
kind" are invited to attend.
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All orders BY mail should be addressed
MEDpICY DE NTnN A. ne

N.B.-God Pens repOiHted In superior manner
Enc lose the pen and SO cents in F. o. stamps and the
pen will be repOinted and returned post paid.
NAV Ia. 1853 mos. MSS
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Rs.g- WALL Paper Of Of vario4s etsier sold cheap
BAXTER co.'s New Dug ssosS.
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BROADWAY GOLD PEN
MANUFACTURING 90

MANUFACIURlhG 90.
Office No. 335 Broadway New York.
Fourth Quarterly Sale Of Gold and Silver Watches
Gold Watch chains, LOekets, Bfaeelets &c. &c.
LIST OF RETAIL PRICES OF PENS
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G9e Carroll frtt Dress.

oAaRoLlrOS' THURSDAY AUsvsr Islh o.
}, lo67.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02

NATIONAL INAUGURATION BALL,
Judiciary Square, March 4, 1881.
Commiftss to rait spos the Prssidsat elect.
Hon Albert g Brown, Jonah ID Hoover, Esq.
Hon John Appleton,
COMMITTEE to i0ait on the Vice PresideAt Elect
Hon Henry Burnett, William Dove, ESQ.
Cornelius Wendell, Esq
Coninnittss TO wait on Es- Psssideat Pierce.
Hon Samn A Smith, Thomas Salt, ESQ
Hon ID A Smalley,
Connttttes Of Rsefptica.
Hon VIM B Magruder, Mayor.
Hon James Jones, Col VIM H Emory, u .S.A.
Hon c Faulkner, Com f A Lavallette, u = N
Maj Thos Smith, Gen Henderson, u NJ c
George w Riggs, Esq Col VIM Hickey.
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District Of Columbia,

COUNTY OF WAsHINsroN, }0""
i HEREBY CERTIFY THAT MICHAEL
l. Muntz OF said county, brought before me, the
subscriber, one Of the Justices Of the Peace In
and for said county and District, this day, q bay
M are, with bride and saddle, as estray, tTess-
passing upon his property, on the 18th day Of
February, 1857. Said mare Is about years old,
small size, shed all around.
Given under my hand and seal this I'd day Of
March, 1857. THOMAS c. DONN, J. P.
The owner Of the above described Mare Is re-
quested to prove property, pay chsrges and take
her away MICHAEL MUNTZ,
street north, No. CPL Washington City.
mar 2.2ts
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with amendments, to deposite the surplus rev.
enue in the Treasury Of the United State with
the several States, and for other purposes.
This bill was read the third time, and the
question was about being put on its passage
a. the Star went to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02

sPIKJToP THIS MORNING PRESS.
Tn. Inssl6ssnesr regrets the frequent
changing of members of Congress, taking the
approaching retirement of Mr.. Tyson, Of Penn
sylvsnia, as its theme.
We and in the IntslGgeneer the following
notice:
TEE NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY.
U. s. NAVAL CoURr OF INQUIRY
WASHINGTON, Feb 26, 1856.
The Judge Advocate gives notice, for the
information of parties coming before this court
under the FIRST section of the act of January
Is, 1857, that they will be respectively ad-
vised by the Department when their cases
shall have been referred to the court and
that it is desirable that in presenting them
selves they should come prepared with list
of such witnesses as they may desire to have
summoned, specifying to which of the respec-
tive heads of fitness for the naval service"
mentioned in the act their testimony is to be
applied respectively; and suggesting the de-
lay, If any, which may be required, and in
respect of what witnesses.
JIM. CARLILE, Judge Advocate.
The Union announces the entire recovery
Of Mr.. Buch snsn, who, it will be remembered,
was unvell when last in w ashington.
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20 THB OWNERS OF HOGS 4 GEESE.

70 THB OWNERS OF HOGS & GEESE.
OFFICE OF rHR CHIs1 or Police, !
Washington, February Is, 1857. (
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AlU-
Il thorized by the Mayor to inform the owners
Of Hogs and 6eese runulng at large In the City OF
Washington, that after Thursday, the Is h inst :,
the law In relation to such nuisances will b en-.
forced, and the Police O@cers have been direct.
ed to seize all such Hogs and Geese and convey
them to the Washington Asylum
]. w. BAG6OTT,
mar 2-3t Chief Of Police
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A CARD.

I TAKE THIS METHOD OF MAKING THH
L acknowledgment s due my customers for the lib
eral patronage Of which have hitherto been the
recipient, and to respectfully solicit continuance
OF the same; and desire to extend the assure nee
that my stock will at all times comprise every
article usually found In establishments In my
line. Being In daily communication With Balt.
more, Philadelphia, and New York, and receiv.
ing FREQ uent additions to my stock therefrom, Il
Will at all times give me pleasure to order any A..
ticles that my customers may desire, which thev
may not bejable TO obtain In Wasbin. ton.
UTEsPIcIAL NOTICE. On and after the drst
Of March, Bills rendered monthly, and In all
cases immediate settlement iasistid xpoa No
account allowed to remain open for q longer Pc
nod than thirty days This rule viii be strictly
adhered to. which an experience Of ten or Afteen
years IN my present business, assures me will
prove beneficial, both TO myself and purchaser ;
Tor, being enabled by these means to purchase
my goods for cash, l can orr much greater In.
ducs ments to all who favor me BY an exanina-
ton Of my stock.
Very respectfully,
~ -. Il. C. STEVENS,
Dealer In French Millinery and fancy Goods,
mar 2-3. No. 10 Pa av. Get 9Th and 9th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02
Proceedings Of To-Day.

In TIE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Cas- presented
Joint resolutions of the Michigan Legislature
instructing her Senators and requesting her
Representatives to vote against tbs admission
., any more slaveholding States, and in so do
ing TOOK occasion to comment at some length
on his views Of the obligation Of the doctrine
Of instructions upon him. N'' 'A'
liz TIE Hous., the Post Office bill WAS
passed.
The Senate joint resolution ,uspendipr tn.
operation Of the 10th and 18th joint rules W ar
agreed to vas
Mr. McMullen called up his pending motto,
to reconsider the vote by which the h;II e..
the relief of Joshua Knowles was pa.seS
which, on motion of Mr.. Washburne, of nm
was laid on the table.
Mr.. Benson moved to discharge the Com.
mittee Of the whole from the bill to authorize
the construction Of ten sloops Of war not
agreed to.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, reported back from
the Committee Of Wsys and Meas the bill,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

IL TIE SENATE, on Saturday, after We won't
TO press, the Deficiency bill was discussed until
Ii p. IN, whom they adjourned.
IL THE House, the vote by which the bill to
prevent corruption. &C., was passed was re.
considered, and the said bill was laid on tho
table.
Mr.. Washburne, Of Ill moved to take M
the Senate River and Harbor bills; not agreed
to
Mr. Winslow moved to take up the Senate
bill to continue the improvement Of the Cape
Fear river not agreed to.
Various Senate amendments to the Post Of.
fce appropriation bill were then considered
until they adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ROARDINe -FORTY Oh FIFTY fEn
~ Sons can Be sceommr dated Win posIe sne
kodgiae st MS. CLA1ke, eva t &c S - =. y
WssAiktsa. -. - 20 He"~
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC Corner of 18th st. and Pa avenue.
MIR. f. NICHOLS CROUCH

MIR. F.. NICHOLS CROUCH
"GODEYS LADI'S BOOK"
HIS First Clase. Comrss o
Enqish Opeu
Wa q fsssr.
And TO qualify those studying
Historical, Biographical and Read,ns the
SCIENCE
Of tsr e~A>~
Mr.
~N oeh-
A"o~''J
All should be addressed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02

Q7E REWARD. -STRAyED or Stolen,
O ~ from the front Of Lloyd's Union
Hotel. on the morning Of the gath of Feb ~
ruary, near the Depot q Bright Bay MAKE
~ old, about 16k bands high; white strip in
the forehead; black name and fail. Hsd On
black quilted Leather addle, Russell Bride with
a single curb bit and martingale with broad
leather alter Strap around her neck e25 Vfll
be paid for the return Of the Mare with Saddle.
ard $50 for the conviction ofIthe thief II stolen
THADDEUS F. CLARK,
mar 2.3t$ Kendall gre.n
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FRENCH FLOWERS,

FRENCH FLOWERS.
uIUTCHINSCN & MUNRO HAVE THIS
L i day opened splendid assortment of-SSD
French Flowers, Wfeaths, and Head.
Dresses.
Also, now receiving beautiful assortment Of
Spring Bonnets. OF the latest Partisan styles.
HUTCHINSON q MUNRO,
mar est $40 Pa ave bet 9th and 10th SITS
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M 6UARDS.-You are hereby ordered to
meet at your Armory, on WEDNESDAY MORN.
ING, the 4th inst at6K O'Clock, In full uniform,
for Parade. BY order OF Capt KEY:
mar 2-2t THOMAS McENERY, o. 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02

%SPECIAL NOTICE THE MANA.
~ gers Of the Nationa. Inauguration Ball
are requested to meet the Committee OF Arrange
ments at the Ball rom, in judiciary Square, on
MONDAY EVENING, March ID; at7k o'el'k,
on business Of importance.
feb 27-d3t THO. J. FISHER. Sec.
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TREASURER 8 STATEMENT,


ni,.. a:d a. No. s:d
-
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Lost and Found.

TO UND-A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON,
4 which the owner can have On application to
r. SMITH, at Mrs Buffers, ID street, near eth
street, between and 2 O'Clock, CT and O'Clock
p. m. ltH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02

10 THE LAUIES.
MFRS. B. e CUTTINGS HAS JUST RE.
WI ceived another large and beautiful as ~An
sortment Of French Flowers, Wreaths and =
bunches; Sash and Bonnet RIBBONS; ~
Straw Bonnets and Flats. Also, Pique Cloth for
ladies' Basques and children's Sacks and Cloaks,
with linen Fringes, Brsids, and Buttons to
match, all Of which " II be sold az cheap as they
con be purchased elsewhere, at her store, No. II
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 9th sts.
mar 2-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02

FAIR THE FAIR FOR THE
~ benefit Of the 18th street PRESBYTERIAN
Church, will open on MONDAY, the I'd Of
March, and will continue two weeks in the large
Hall owned by Mr.. Gideon, en- the corner tf Oh
and streets. large assortment Of Fancy Ar
icles will be exhibited, together with variety
The public are respectfully solicited to patronise
tne same. feb ~ n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02

ATTENTION, MARION RIFLES
NJ You are hereby notified to meet at your
Armory on MONDAY EVENING, TX o'cik
In full uniform for drill. By order Of CART r
M SHBKELL: JAMES POWELL
REQ zS-HH Orderly Sergeant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02

~A LECTURE BY THE REV VIM.
- TAYLOR, author Of +" Seven Year,
street Preaching In Can Francisco," will be de.
!ivered at the Foundry NJ Church, MONDAY,
March I'd, at ~ O'Clock Subject: Social Life
In California Admission Twenty Five Cents.
Tickets may be had at the principal bookstores
ana at the door Of the church The proceeds Of
this lecture will be applied to the erection of
I'd streets. feb 37-3t4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02

OST-ON SUNDAY, 1sT MARCH, ON g
~ street, between 18th and or in, the Church Of
Epiphany, aBREAsTPIN, with painted face on
IL. rim fastened with a common pin The find
er will be very literally rewarded by leaving IL at
$50 corner 18th and 6. 1t was priced above its
value, and did not belong to the loser. Ire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02

SOLDIER, Do You Wish TO SHINE,
IF YOU DO. CALL AT LUTZ'S, next TO the
Il National Hotel, or at STOTT'S DRUG N ~
Store, corner of 7th street and Pennsvl' anis y
avenue, and ask for M o 9 ATH, s6 hi
WATERPROOF LIQUID JET; pricex "
Is cents. mar s.Sts
ESOR THE INAUGURATION BALL.-A
sn6Es md f1n seoE
receiveda at HARMON BURNS'S, Vy
40e Penn. ave-, bet \ and 9Th streets, -.
mar 2-2t q few doors east Of National Hotel.
EEATHERS AND FINE
Il French Flower, suitable for balls and parties,
all colors, ceiling cheap.
French Flower and Headdresses
Millinery and Fancy Goods
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
WIN. p sHEDD,
soy 1lth st., half sqssre above Penn. ave.
mar 2-3t
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Ok REWARD.-STOLEN OR STRAYEI
PO from the subscribers stable, on the a.
95th instant, q very large gray HORSE, oN
with long tail. Any person bringing t6e s1Ie
horse to me, or giving information % a. to b,
found, will receive o5 reward.
feb N-3i& MICHAEL MUNTZ.
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II OST OR STOLEN-THIS MORNING en-
II Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th and 9th
streets, CHECK on the Treasury Of the United
States from the Washington Acqueduct for SlOI
(cents not recollected Persons are notiAed moi
to cash such Check, and the finder Will receive
$40 upon leiving the same at this ONCE
feb % w. B. OFFUTT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02

RUGBY PAwaLY MANSION,
Corner Of 14th and X SIS.
BOARD PERMANENT on TRANSIENT.
- Single rooms or In suites Of two or mere.
convenient =, Tor individuals families furnished
aPpy 70 tho Agent, al. the Mansion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02

b. stusrt.-Among the host Of strangers
Of note, whose presence now grace the Fei-
eral Metropolis, is II. Stuart, Esq. the Col
lector of the Port Of Galveston, Texas, and
for near twenty years past the editor of the
Galveston Ciriiian, q journal which, under
his conduct, has come to WELD perhaps more
powerful influence over the popular mind of
the southwest than any other; an influence
always considerably and happily directed, SO
far as the true interests of society are con-
cerned. He is at the Kirkwood