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BOARDING.,

MRS. BATEs. AT Ter BOARDING.
IVA House, on the southwest corner Of Perm.
avenue and 9Th street, has made arraneene 10 to
accommodate large number Of strangers with
Meals at any time throus bout the day, and LOds-
ings ---.- MAJ
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/ 1hILH LIN Il FOk EDWARDS RkR.
- ~, Leesbnrg, Va, via S1Qr-.,h
(hes peake and hie Canal EE53<l Il
The Packet Boats tReo ard M O. MTfas viii
commence making daily trips te the above poin:s
on Monday, Mach I'D, leaving the wba Of w
q a. b. Ritter, 6eoGetown ev ~ morning
at z O'Clock, Sundays excepted.
Through Tickets, $i.75. Meals served on the
boats at moderate prices
For further In Information, rquire at tie store Of
w. d n. Ritter, Georgetown mar 20
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TAKE NOTICE
WE WILL, SELL, o r IMMEDIATE
w delivery
PINE WOOD..........etS 81 On a Cord,
OAh WOOD............at 81 8 Cord
II taken IL Quantities or one cord and upwards
Persons deslrous Of laying in both GOD and
Coal. very cheap, are req 1ested to call immsdi
afely on BOGUE O'NEILL,
No los Water street, George own.
IL Terms Cash. mar 30 ste
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A VALUABLE RIDING HORSE FOR
"A Sale. He Is young, gentle, and viii q
be sold cheap. Inquire at this Once. %
mar 1881 "a
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LECTURE on China and Japan to Re de-
Tweed every evea'ng OF the Exhibition
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Every Union loving man, every man who de-
sires . continuance of those blessings gusrsn-
tied to as by faithful adherence to the letter
and spirit of the Constitution, from one ex-
tremity Of the country 10 the other, desires
that the scenes enacted in Kansas during the
last two years should never recur sgain; but
there are not in oil our broad land any men
who have 50 much right to, and who DO 80
much deprecate these thing: as the National
Democracy, the old law and order party Of
Kansas Territory. They, besides having the
same high and noble reasons for this feeling
tn at others have outside the territory, now
that calm reason hiss had time to resume its
sway, appreciate moro than any others can,
the ruin and inter wretchedness which must
ensue. should this state of things again recur. "
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ABOoKOF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE
lust PUBL lsHED, TIE MOST USEFUL
" and ItraoidinaTy volume ever yet issued from
the press, as II comprises all the Information CON
tanned In dozen ofany other books Of informa
ton that have Hitherto heen printed The tit,e
OF this wonderful Book 10 as follows: "Ino lire
Wthin Tor Anything you want to Know; or over
700 Facts for the People - A large volume of
3e0 pages-clcth, ailt-price 81
For sale by A ADAMsON
Bookseller, 9TH street. opposite The Pos. Once,
Washington City. mar TO- n
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Admission Twenty Five Cents.
Parties =,
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PRIZE BEER.
WILL BE OFFERED ON HONDA
w morning, at Stalls N %. AID
y In the West Market, End on TX
Tuesday morning, At Stan NO Go
In Cenue Market. a hae lot
BEEF grsIed by Alfred Rector, In Virginia.
mar 10 3t# WIN. LINKINS
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TNH z SfEAMER GEORGE PAGE FROM
sc-d,y, will run follows: 60
lex 1tk 3 AZ, aId6x
i;esve Washington at 8, g, OK, l1X,1Y4,sX,
and O'Clock -.
Passengers to ard from all the tyeirs on the
Washington Branch railroad will take The
GEORGE PAGE, ELIISL PRICE.
mar 2o-n Captain.
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WANrED.-A SITUATION, BY PER
w son who Is qualia 10 perform almost any
Kind OF business, and will endeavort 10 maie him
sell usefui IN any respectful employment Ref
ereaoe, Editor OF the Evening Star Any com
muntcaticn addressed = !" ard left Ut th Is enc
Will be promptly attended to- mar - aawlm
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BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auc,s

BY WALL, BARNARD L CO, Aucts
FEHRADE SALE OF CHINA. CROCKERY.
Il and Glass Ware.--On TUESDAY. the
9Th February. we shall sell, at our Ware Rooms
on TIE corner OF 9th street and Louisiana avenue
commencing at IN O'Clock a. M , a large assort-
ment Of China, Glass, and CIockery Ware:
- dozen Niagara Granite Tea Cups
90 do do Coffee do
25 sets DO Tea and Coffee sets
l25 dozen Niagara Dinner Desert, and Coup
Plates
70 dozen Tea and Coffee Pots
25 do shallow and deep Dishes
4S do do Bakers
do Toilet Sets, consisting OF ten pieces to the
doz an covered Granite and Chambers
so do plain pressed and cut Fumblers
90 do do DO GOble.s
Also, large assortment OF covered Dishes
Sauce Bowls Pickle Dishes, Soup Tureens
sugar and Cream Jugs. Soups, and Trays
Foot Baths, &c.
AL Of which will positively be sold TO the
highest bidder.
Terms: AL sums Of aLd,under $50, cash over
that amount credit OF co and % DAYS for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
WALL, BARNARD Il CO,
ieD lo-d huctioneeTs.
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TIE ANNIVERSARY BALL OF rHn WASHING.
TON LiGHr INFANTRY On Monday evening
next nsat, TINS hme-hOnored company, which has
come 10 De recognized as one Of the institu-
lions OF the city, gives its twentieth annual
pan In celebration of the one hundred and
twenfy'hfth anniversary of the birthday of
the immortal Washington.
Inc long and brilliant series of carefully
conducted balls given by this company has
earned for the Infantry a great reputation in
,nese affairs, and they invariably draw out
nosts OF citizens who do not usually attend
public balls.
r tne Executive Committee, headed by Capt.
). T. Davis, is composed of energetic gentle
men, VINO are bound to sustain the reputation
OF Infantry balls on the present occasion.
Inc company evolutiOns with which the
pail 10 to DO opened, may be counted on as
line
Withers' full cornet and cotiIlon band is en-.
gagged for the occasion.
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DR., N, r. PAINTER.

From Charleston, South CaroIinaO
surs icon, Chiro podist and Practical opera.
tor on the Feet,
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF Members
Of Congress, Citizens, and Strang- u
ers to his instantaneous and effectual Il
cure OF CORNS, BUNIONS, Nails
Penetrating the Flesh, cured without c~z.9
the slightest pain, by new and Pc
culiar method, without cutting, by means OF an
elixir Of his own composition, In 1--WE to ten min.
utes, and the relief is 80 instantaneous tn the
persons thus treated can Immediately put on their
shoes and walk wi hout the least inconvenience
DIR p has practised In his profession for the last
tventy- four years with markable success and Ia
now well known and vouched for by respectaSl
and prominent persons, some Of whose names are
annexed
ICFOrders will he attended TO Hleft at Browns,
Hotel, or the kirkwood House, at my Once
No 3i0 north side Pa avenue, over Hutchinson
& Monroe's Fancy store.
w. Humphreys, Jonas p. Levy Hon. l.. nj.
Keitt, Ex Gov. Thomas, b Tucker. Baltimore +:
w g. Maxwell, Col 5 Houston, Calvin Green,
p II. sullivan. Charleston: Prof. Dickson,
Prof Cuttings, DR.. II. v. Tooner, DR. w. M.
Fitch.
DIR r can be consulted from to 10 a. m aud
from to p. m and will attend families at their
Tssidences. t..s..s.--r.3 FEB " 2w~
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BY JAS. G. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
GRAND SALE OF MARBLE sTaTU

u y =
- ry and Farian Statuettes, Fancy Arti :.
cies; &c.-Sig Vito Viii & Sons grand ga e of
classical Objects Of Art the products OF the sud
lbs Of Italy, will take place on FRIDAY MORN
", teoruary 81, at 10 O'Clock, on the second
moor OF our Auction Rooms, where these beauti-
ful works CT art will be arranged for exhibition,
ana may BE- examined the day previous TO the
sale IN the assortment Will be found
supSro GIecian UTns, Of Sienna marble
Etruvian Vases, with relieves, for mantels
Richly carved Pompeii Urns, OF elaborate DESIGN
baccante TszEas, for cGIds, &c
superb miniature copy Of Powers GTetk Slave
me nrst piece OF the size ever imported, and
the product OF the chisel Of Pisani
Psyche and Pandora, two beautiful Parian 6pures
Also, the Circas.ian, Charity and Prudence
Innocence, Minna and Brenda, Helen Of Troy,
Gentle Shepherd, dc
supern Te'e-a-Tete and Hanging Vases
The above assortment Is well worthy of the a.
tenton OF all lovers OF the fine arts and comprises
far more meritorious goods than have heretofore
been offered to the public
1t Is hoped that, owing to the Intended depaT-
ture Tor Italy OF Measrs. Vito Wit & Sens anna
t"nrs will not let slip this opportunity Of purchas
Ing articles OF q classical character
Terms cash. JAS c. MCGUIRE
ieo ia Auctioneer.
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MbRsHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a wit OF
Iva heri facies, Issued from the Clerks Orice Of
the Circuit Court FOR tia county Of Washington
In the District OF Columbia, and TO me directed
shan expose to public sale, for cash, on FRI
DAY the 2Ith day Of February, 1857, cOmmenc-
Ing at 10 O'Clock m, at the store room OF Fran
el> Mayor, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
d and y streets, tOuth side, the following goods
and QSlattels, IN part, to wit One Servant w O.
man: slave for Me- Bedsieads, Bed and
Bedding; Wardrobe; Tables; 1 Washstan6 !;
l Clock: Bureau and Looking q lass; 6 Pitchers /;
Maps; Oh Carpet; - Ch1irs; Settee; lot OF
Books; l lot OF CToo ktryware; kitchen Utensils;
lot OF Registers; VentilatoTs; Copper Tea Ket-
ties; SaucepaDs; Furnace Nsw and Old Stoves;
Iron Pots; Boilers; Sifters; Coal Hcds; shoyels
Castings; Conee Roas;ers Dripping Pans, Chat
Ing Dishes Ice Cream Mou!ds; Japan Boxes :;
Patent Balance; lion Chest; Wafer Closets
Washstand Basins Shower Baths Cocks for
Bath Tubs, end lot OF Counter Shelves &c,
seized az d .eVied upon go the Goods and Chattels
OF Francis \. Nayl0T, and will be sold 10 satisfy
Judicial No /, 10 UcgObe: term, 1856
J. d hOOVER
Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
tol l.
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THIS AFTERNOON AND ro-NoRRov
ByA GREEN. Auctioneer.
BY JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
khosTEES SALE OF FURNITURE

II"oSIEkS SALE OF FURNITUR r
u and Hensehoid Effscts.-On THURS
pAf MORNING, February Goth, at 10 o'cloci,
snail sell, by virtue or deed II trust duly re,
corded among the land records FOR Washington
county, the Furniture and Effects Contained I'm
house No o, on north A street, between Delaware
avenue ana FIRST street east, opposite the Capitol
Mahogany and Walnut Hair Spring Sofas, Psrlor
Chairs, and Rockers
Marbie-top Center Table, Card Table,
Damask and Lace Curtains, Shades
Mahogany Dining Tables, Sifeboards
TIVE nty four nm Dining ChaiIs
China, Glass, ar d Crockely w are, Table Cutlery
Cane and w God seat Chairs, Lounge
Brussels, Three Ply, and Ingram Carpets
Large quantity Of Uiic 9th, Mating. Rugs
Gas andsl'srs, Pendants and Fixtures
Eight Feather Beds, Bolsters ard Pillows
Hair and Husk Mattresses Blankets, Comforts
spreads, Sheets, &C Beds eads. Burr aus,
Washstanss, Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets
Clock, Cottage Set, Chamber Tables, 6c
COOKING ard other stoves
Together with a general assortment OF House
keeping articles
Terms: S2j and under, cash over that sum
credit OF 90 and 90 days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee
ieD ~ eo6ds JAS. Z. Mc6UI2E, Auct
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DIED

On the 10Th instant, at half past O'Clock a. m. ,
Of consumption, after long and painful illness.
Mrs LUCINDA l.. SMITH, in the 5lst year Of
her age
The friends Of the family are requested TO at
tend her funeral on Saturday, the 2ls instant, at
, O'Clock m from hsr late residence, south
west corner Of 8th and streets, without further
notice.
AT Indisnola, Kansas, January 26, 1857, after
brief illne $, ANDREW JOHNSON, formerly
OF this city, In the 33d year Of his age.
On the 1ith Instant In the 36th year of her age,
Mrs ELIZABETH TRAIL, consort OF Richard
Trail, formerly Of Montgomery CO , Md.
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By A. GREEN, Auctione.r.
CROCEhIEs, HOUSEHOLD Kitcb-

~ en- Furniture, &c, at Auction. On
WEDNESDAY. the 2Sth instant, shall sell At
the grocery store and II sidence Of Mr. !, shannon
on 2Oth street, NO. 262, between l. ana NJ streets
az 10 O'CLOCK e. m all the Groceries in the store
and the Furniture IN the hou e, viz:
Tea, Sugar, and COTE
Soap, Candles ard Brooms,
Tobacco and Cigars, Crcckery and GIass Ware.
store !xtufes, Tea Caddies, Scales, &c
With large assortment Of ether Groceries rur h
as are usually kept In a retail grocery store
Also, barrels Liquor, Brandy, Gin, Nhisley.
&c.
And the Rsusehold Furniture, such as
Mahogany Sofas, Bureaus
Maple and 9th er Bedsteads
Waidrobee, Washstands, Mattresses and Bedd nc
Looking Glasses, Tables, Chairs, Curbosrds,
ana safe
Fine Cooking and other Stoves
With coed lot Of Kitchen requisites
iens cash A. GREEN,
'eo lS'o Auctioneer
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IL The Attention of the public Is re.
specially called to the following Notice
VARNELL,S
DAIUTJNE EHPORl

PAINTING EMPORIUM
lust OPENED ON NEW PLAN. NO.
y 81 Louisiana avenue, between 9th ar 9TH SITS
north side, sign Of the large Eagle.
HOUSE, SIGN, and FANCY PAINTING of
every description will be executed at reasonable
prices, and by competent workmen.
am determined to give entire satisfaction %
ali who will give me trial.
Sign and Fancy Work ten per cent oh eaper than
tbs old standard pTIes.
The Establishment will be open from a. m,
to y past O'Clock p. m , and ali orders will be
promptly attended to. feb I6-dIm
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FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT.
THE AMERICAN EAGLE.
Z III A 4 L. Z Il LOTZ a. CO,

ne a W r h1EAR n AGL &.
III x l. 3 X LOTT a. CO.
Corner Of Ninth and ID streets.
HAVING TAKEN THIS LARGE AND
magnificent stand, near Penn avenue, a
the senior partner In this al ir takes this o.
Occs>ion 20 return his thanks TO the friends -LA
who sustained and supported him while occupy
Ing his Restaurant on the corner OF Penn avenue
and llth street. The house which he and lis
partner now occupy Is decidedly one Of the best,
II not the very best In Washington city, being
central and convenient, near The Centre Market
aud within a few doors OF The main Avenue Ii
II Is new building and furnished In the most
e.egant style, having every convenience. with
large Vaults ard Cellars, deep, airy, and DOL,
and well calculated to keep their Ales Portes, &C
&C., In the best condition during the summer
Their Bar will always be supplied with tie most
choicest and best brands Of Wines and LiQuors
and their table with the best that the markets can
afford.
The best Oysters, Crabs, Lobsters, &C, &C
will always be on hand.
Wei furnished and pleasant Rooms for parties
OF gentlemen always ready
Persons desiring meas during any hour Of the
day or mig hit, can be accommodated, their table
is always set.
Having supplied themselves with ore Of he
best relch Cooks, cbliging Bar Tenders and
Servants and deT citing their entire personal atten-
tention to their business, they respectfully ask
share of the public patronage.
III The friends and patrons Of the senior part
respectfully invited TO call at this new es-
adjustment feb 13-lw
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 Flour has declined :,
sales Of State at Sc sOas6 As: Southern Sc IS
RS7 10.
Wheat is buoy ant; white sI.75aSI. 80. Corn
has advanced; sales Of 1000 bushels at 74c
FOR mixed
Pork is firm; new mess s2I.5O Beef "a
steady; repacked Chicago Sl5asl5 IS. Lard
is buoyant; sales at Ii &c. in bbls.
Whisky is firm; Ohio 29c
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THE WEATHER.-Rapge of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, Feb II to this morning

Average helght OF The thermometer in the
mornings from Feb. 18th to 18th, inclusive,
4I0 Oh.
New moon Tuesday, Feb "a, between 6 and
a. m
Remnr&S-Snow and hail 18th rain 18th
heavy fogs, with calm air, have prevailed ali
this week, and this morning air much warmer.
with great deal of floating ice passing dswn
the river.
GEoRGErowS, Feb. 10, 1857.
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MRS. GEORGE

II ATE FROM ENGLAND, WISHES To
Ia inform the ladies and gentlemen Of Wash
ington and Georgetown that she can be seen anC
consulted with such as past, present, ard future
also, Love, Marriage, Losses, Absent Friends
Law Suits, and many other particulars. She cal
be seen on 22d and streets, near the ObservG
tory.
Ladies IS cents and gentlemen so cents.
hours-From q. m, until 9p m.
feb l7.2wx
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BY A GREEN, Auctfoneer.

EE'S SAEE.-Cn SATURD DAY 18th
Il February, 1857, at4X O'Clock p. m in front
OF the premises, By virtue o. deed of trust 10
me, dated MAY 2h, 1854, and recorded in Liber
A. s, No II, fOlios ass, &c one Of the land
records OF Washington county, District Of Colum.
bia, Lot No l, square No sig, having a fort IN
Third street west Of Is feet inches, ard IS feet
Terms cash
All conveyances al The cost Of the purchaser.
feb Is GRElN ann,,,
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Eiuanrial

NEW YORK, Feb 10 Stocks are irmer !:
chicago and Rock Island e6i; Illinois Central
D Dnds, 91i; Michigan Southern rs; New York
central 00i; Perm Coal Co "a; Reading 79;
Sterling exchange is dull
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From Nicaragua.

New uaLEAEs, Feb. Is Col. Rial.,
turned on the Texas from Nicaragua hall
wounded. lie confirms the new, sls.ssy
transmitted ooey
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by WALL, Barnard & CO, Al ctoneers.
ExrENsIyE SALE OF GROCERIES.


~ Liquors, Cigars, &C., at Auction.-On
SATURDAY MORNING, Febr 1ary 2lst at 10
o'ciocf, we will sell, In front Of our Auction
Rooms . large assortn ent Of Groceries Liquors,
Cigars, DC without reserve, in part
Ten \ casks Superior Cognac Il andy
Twelve & cash superior Cognac Brady
10 bbls Magnolia Whiskey
bbls very fine old Whiskey
casks Brandy
10 barrels Whisky
Imperial, 6unpowder and Black Teas
30 boxes Family and Olive Soaps
Maccaroni, Stare b and Indigo Blue
= boxes Tobacco, large and small Backing
Ademantns and Mould Candles
IL bags Buck VIZ eat, Saleratus
10 600 assert, Cigars &c
GOO lbs Of Pure White Lead
los esher with sundry other articles In the Gro
Gerry line not enumerated, the Ell. cts of a grocer
dec lining bushes, which will positively be SOLD
wfihoutreserv
Te.s: 49, and under, cash over that amount,
credit OF 90 and 90 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD CO,
'ec I'-C AuctioDeers
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NOTICE-NOTlCE.

HAVEA FEW OF THOSE CHEAP TOT.
l. LET SETS on hand, which l wish toS-
close out, and will sell at cost. Also, COP
LET'S and other GLASS WARE, that must "
be sod preparatory TO change In my business
All that want to buy cheap, please call at No
300, between 9th ard 10th str sets Penn avenue
feb IL 6m JOHN McDEVITT
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb 70 Flour is hrmer. with
sales of City Mills and Howard Street S6.2S
Wheat is without particular change; salesof
reds At 81 40aSl AZ, and whites 81 55a$l 90.
Sales Of yellow corn at 6Oc, and prime white at
Whisky is selling at 27sa2S.c.
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WOODEN WARE.


'E'HE SUBSCRIBER HAS ROW IN STORE
a most complete assortment Of the best
WOODEN WARE ever before offered for sale
In this market. IL consists Of
IS dCZen Large Tubs
20 " horse BuckstE
10 Iron bound Buckets,
I" Brass bourd do
Iron bound do with tops,
" Brass-bound do, do
Peck, Half Peck OR Peck Measures
Half Bushel Measures,
Staff Churns, brass and iron bound,
Barrel ID.
Our arrangements are such that our stock viii
always b. found full and prices (either wholesale
retail) as low as the Eastern cities A csll
from the trSde is respectfully solicited
JOS L SAVAGE,
Sign Of the Gilt Saw, Pa av,
FEB l7-6t between 10Th and 18th sts
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SUPERB GRAND PIANO.

p &c EIVED ON THE 7TH INSTANT,
y from Messrs Chickerlng & Sons, 49,
Boston, another full Grand Piano. se-fT"n
lected expressly TO the order Of M. Thaiberg FOR
his farewell concerts In this city, and perfect
duplicate 10 the two 6rands used by him at his
former concerts, and since sold
TEis superb instrument is for sale at the factory
price, to be delivered after the Concerts OF Nj.
ThaIberg
In store. as usual, the larges, and most elegant
assortment. Of Pianos In this city, comprising Par.
Tor Grand, Louis XIV, Central and square Pi.
amos, OF every scale and pattern, from the ceIebra
ted factory Of Chickering & Sons, and other az.
proved factories
The subscribers experience, the extent OF his
business, and his money facilities enabe him 10
cner instruments OF the best quality at the lowest
prices
Also, On hand a number OF good second hand
Planes great bargains.
An assortment q superior MelOdeons Of various
styles and prices.
Guitars, Flutes, Violins, &c.
RICHARD DAVIS,
frh - - Penn. avenue
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MARRIED ,

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. MI. O'TooIe.
Mr.. JAMES l.. BARBOUR to Miss ANNIE f.
MOORE, both Of this city.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Byrne,
6 b. BRISCOE to Miss BETTE A. SASS
GER, bofh Of Prince George's CO Md.
Marlboro Gazette cOpy)
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Fatal Duel at Savannah

AUGUSTA, Feb. 1S.-A duel occurred M sa
vsnnah on Monday between Daniel Elliot and
Thomas Daniel. The latter was killed at the
first FIRE.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT MRS
IL g. ANDERSON has for rent three or four
Rooms, which are comfortably furnished, and
can be converted into paIlors orchambers, as may
be required. Penn. avenue, I'd door east Of the
Kirkwood II ouse. feb Saw
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BEWARE or BaD OYsTERs

VNRE BALTIMORE PAPERS ARE CAL
h7nlng the public against the use~
Of oysters brought to that city, which SN(al
have been frozen and An,red agaiH Nk2
! he same will be true OF oysters -"
brought un the Potomac for weeks to come, ",hsy
sch NARIE & DRURY Will not buy the
oysters 10 this liver for now they have a peT
mdnent establishment at Herring Bay, on the
Chesapeake, where the best Oyster. In the world
are taken fresh out OF the waters, and expressed
last tbTough out the wear
DO YOU EATATA RESTAURANT,
Re sure to call for SCHWARTZ DRURY,S
OYSTERS, for all good houses get theIr best
through this channel.
Orders LEFT at iS9 Eleventh street, I'd door above
Il. feb 1881
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCLATED PRESS
New Jersey U s. senator.
Special dispatch for the Evening Star

TRENTON, Feb IS.-The Hon. J. r Thop-
son was, this morning in caucus, unanimously
nominsted for the United States Senate on the
nrst ballot Harmony and good feeling pre-
sLea The joint meeting to elect takes place
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M AhsHAL's eALE.-In virtue Of wit OF
1tl fert fecias, issued from the Clerks fice 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 House door Of said county on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of March. 1857, a, 4 o,oioctn
m all defendants lights, title, claim and intrr-
est In and to the south half OF Lot No %, In
square NO 81, containing 973 square feet, more
or less, together with, ali and sfngu a.. the i'm
provements thereon, in the City Of Washington,
d C., sc z7d and levied upon as the properly of
George Rhodes, Jr., ard will he sold to satisfy
Juoicial No 50, to March term, 1857, ! homss
Hughes, rs. George Rhodes Jr.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal Tor the District Of Columbia
feb II.