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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-Dr F b Watkins Va;
Pee khan, Nh; Raukes, o; II X Clark
Gonzales de Torres. g Kerr, p l. Robb. Md;
III Hutchinson, do; Miss Mckay, s Car; II D Mac
dowell, Pa; w Grimes. Iowa; X = Bingham,
Mich; w T. Corwin, NYk; w p Abendooth and
fam, do; ID Earle, do; NJ Hatch. do; General
Matra and fanny. do; p Hepburn and lady, do;
Barthner, do; C. X Corat and ", do; ID Bowl
ing, L. Thomas, Duvall, DIR J Shaw. T Ii Is
tep, Md; T. Fisher Mass; Prince, jr, Md; III T..
Browne, do Gorham, do; A III Raining, Va;
WILLARDS' HOTEL-E Ii Pendleton. II w
Taliaferro, Cal; Wells. Fla; Jose Cazanova.
w Tracy, Ethan Allen, John n Webber. Ashbel
Green, c b Davis and lady, ] Gay, M GoOder-
son and lady, Y; J vi Forward. jr, Southwick;
= Conrey, Mass; Davis; Nd; w T Banks
dale, Va.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-M Mullin Va;
] Corgill, NJ; G Dawson, Va; w III Snowden
do; Il o Culburth Del; ID III Wyvill. Md; w
Parker, do; Baden, do; Smith. Va; N Tho
mase do River, do; Mrs o man, do; Miss Or
man, do; III b Bird, Md; Williams do T B
Clatworth, NY; I.ightfoot, NJ; w Johnpon
Va; Sherrard, do.
BROWNS HOTEI.-G w Miller Pa; f. Bill
llott, Cal; Banman and lady. Ia; Mrs II Fahn-
stock. Md; Robinson and lady. do; Capt q NJ
Rawlings, do; Jones, do; Il ]. Smith, do; @
Thomas, do; Il w Carroll do II p Mann Ind;
c Mccoy, No; G Howe, NY; II Emerson. Mass
HARDWOOD HOUSE-C w ALL, Pa: w
Mulligan. NY; : Fisher. Pa; Hon w William
son. do; Salmon. do.
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THE EVENING STAR.
An.ede,e Of the late Mr.. Key.


distinguished member of the Bar IN THIS city
happened some time since to be DINING win r. bar.
ton Kew, Esq., who has just ended MS career ~
washinzton, After dinner the conyersauoa turned
upon The constancy of women, and Mr.. key ex-
PRESSED and defended with great warmth the opinion
that women were naturally inconstant and conld
last man who would address them with the req nj
batteries and appliances. He parted from his
friend by pleasantly hoping that he might never
practically realize the unsoandueSs of his own
opinions, and by saying that he would send to him
little poem he had translated from the Spanish
which embodied has own sentiments on the subject
The next day he sent him the following:
One eve of beauty, when the sun
Was on the stream of GnadalquIyer,
TO gold converting, one by one,
The nipples OF that mighty rIyer.
Beside mo on the hank was seated
A Seville girl with auburn hair, 5000
And eyes that might the world nave cneaeou-
bright, wild, wicked, diamond pair.
She stopped and wrote upon the SAND,
Just as the loving sun was going.
With such q small, white shinln8 hanu,
You would have sworn twaS shNef moving.
Her words were three, and not one more;
What could Diana's motto be
The syren wrote upon the shore:
.Death-not Inconsistency"
And then sho turned her languid eyes
so full on mlne that, Devil take me.
set the AIR on IRE with slghs,
And was the fool she chose To make me.
81. Francis might have been deceived,
With such an eye and such n head,
Yet one week more and believed
As much the woman as the sand.
IN Y. Times.
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AQUEER JURY.--It is now going on two years
since the Rev. DIR. Downey, Of Staunton. was
thrown into prison on a charge of having killed
n man named VIM. Mullins in Stsunton. This
Mullins was a single man, and. according to re-
port, rather addicted to fooling with simple
minded Irish girls by promises of marrisge with
same. Mullins sedueed under such promise
young girl in the employ of Downey. Her
character previously stood untarnished. Her
employer wanted that the wronged girl should
have justice done to her, and in his efforts to
make Mullins keep his promise and marry her
dispute seuffie arose between them. and
Mullins got shot, as alleged by DIR. DOwney. On
this charge the accused has stood three trials
and is now incarcerated to stand his fourth
trial about May next, in Albemarle county.
The last jury, who failed to agree on his case
stood in the following remarkable manner:
Three were for instant acquittal of the prisoner
three were for his Imprisonment i'm jail for one
year, but in order to agree they would prefer
going for his aequital. The six who opposed q
verdict of mot guilty stood follows: Ono
for FIVE years confinement in the penitentiary
or hanging one for eight years in the peniten-
tisry; one for eighteen years; two for fifteen
years. and one for two years. 1t is said that
seven men of this jury had been twice married
and had eighty children,
About Staunton the more the matter and evil
dence in this remarkable trial are examined
and discussed, the more popular opinion and
sympathy work in favor of DIR. Downey, and
the opinion is fast spreading to the effect that
this prosecution against him is being carried
too far.-Rick Eng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

IL Mr.. Sawyer's version of the New Testament
gets roughly handled by the critics. The review
in the Atlantic Monthly thus refers to the
lator's work on the other portions of the sacred
volume:
We are informed that Mr.. Sawyer has compile
ted his improved version of the Old Testament
and will soon publish it, We almost shudder in
anticipation of the sounds which he has probably
evoked from the harp Of Judah's minstrel king of
the cOlors which he has put on the canvas where
are painted the glowing visions of Isaih, and of
the rude matter-of-fact method in which he has
doubtless used the modern telescope to penetrate
and scatter the glorious and solemn mysteries of
the cloud-land of prophecy out of which spake the
God of Daniel
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MEDICINES.
uELMBOLD'S

HELMg0LP,s BGCHU for the Bladder. : "
HEMB9EB B BTGH for s sSs S s.ss
HEEMBB8t BBTTe eHE fer SI RsSRss
HELMB0tRs BHCHE for Bimness Of Vision.
HEiMB0i.Bs BTciiT iSr General &S Debility.
HEiMBO!.D,S BUCHU for Universal I.assitude.
e. E: #sEss 4
BHGH RTyptss 81 the Skin"
HEI.MB3i.RS BIIGHE lor Pain in the Back:
HEI.MBOLDS BTCHU for Mobility and Rest
BTe#T T from
~ -. SEXUAi. ORGAN,
Existing IN either sex, from whatever cause Origi
"a.s''' ~" HOW lone STANDING.
by sufferers With diseases Of the Bladder. Kidneys.
Gravel and Dropsy, and invariably by the njudi
since establi that any disease of these organs
effects the mind more than any and ali Others and
Iemoves-soon follows Loss of Power, Faulty and
EpilePtie Fits-in Of which the patient may ex-
quenty followed by these dIrefnl diseases, Insanity
and ConspmPtonc The record of the Insane Asy
bear ample witness to the truth of these assertions
In I.unatc As{lums the most melancholy exhibi
and quite destitute-neither mirth nor gfief ever
visits 1t. Should sound of the voice occur, IT is
rarely aItlculate.o
with woefu measures wan Despair
Low. sullon sounds, his grief beguiled."
Debility rs most terrible, and has brOug ht thOus-
ands upon thousands to untlmey graves; thus bla
ing the ambition Of many noble youths. 1t can be
1.'' y iSFSLi.ifBLE REMEDY.
, The mass of voluntary testimony IN possession of
the Proprietor, vouchlng its virtues and curative
powers, Id immense, embracing names well know
to science and fame. Certificates of cures from one
reliable and responsible character, open for in
sgsction from Governors of states Judges, eminent
nf E&TR%cTf BrEHT is prepar
81 directly according to the rules of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi-
cal know edge and care devoted in its combination.
See Prot. Devices valuable Works on the Practice
q Physic, and most of the late Standard Works OF
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant in
taste and oior. bnt immediate in its action.
Personaily appeared before ne, an Alderman ofthe
ton contains no Narcotic MercaTy, or or Injurious
Drug "pf afT fmHTEsI, sf6sfab Sole Manufacturer
Sworn and subscribed before me. this sd day OF
November. 1854. WIN. p. HIBBARD, Alderman.
Price s. per bottle or six for SIS, delivered to any
A TRIAL COSTS BUT A DOLLAR-TRY 1T!
Professors of Medical Colleges, Clergymen, and
others Prepaid sy .nd Taa aE :s e2lM
1O4 South Tenth st., below Chestnut Phiiad'a.
To be had of all Druggists and dealers throughout
the United states, Canadas, and British Provinces
Ask for HELMBOLD'S-take no other. Cure,
and 18th street, Washington city, and all other drug
glstS ian $-eolyt
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QUEER WEDDING PREsENT-The Emperor of
the French is said to have expressed the utmost
displeasure at the demonstration of rage and ill
feeling made at the prospect of the princes mar
rage by celebrated lady, whose has long held
the reins of government in the princes household
The sarcastic ausion To the youth of the princess
contained in the present sent by the lady for des-
patch to Turin. and which consisted of a doll and
set Of nursery cups for the bride, highly Gen.
sured. even BY the ladys friends and she has been
compelled to retire from Paris to GENTLY, where
by the EmperOr's request, she will remain till
after the princes return 70 Paris.-CInrt 10 nrnnL
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-AIL.
~ THE GREAT PALN ANNIHILATOR.
AND S EEENM ti, toR ,DSSPEPS!A,, WEAK
PkEPHRED BY CHEafIST

BOTTLES II, 25 and 50 cents and one dollar
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDIcaI
. SCIENCE.
HARTSliORNE'S CURE-ALL should be ken,
IN all families an of accidents or sDddan SIT
CURES to get q ply stefan. ' ~ ~
IL cures pain in any part of the sy stem ma ia
externally and internally. ] % uoou
IL As the frequent changes of the weather nro
uu;e I,ai Cold, rheumatism, Pain in the 4 ,rrnhs
aud Body; also, STIFF Neck-every person shouId
get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves. MnscIas
SInews, Hood and Bones: and 10y its warming cleo
nsnc power, exPels all pain from the - stem
N BIZ You have q Cough. use HARRIS
HoRNES PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILL
World. '"P =" INC
iiyou are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE,S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver Sc
cretions. WI oe-
The above medicines 10 he bad At all Drur stor..
IN Washington city; KIDWELL a CISSEJT a.
Georgetown; II, PEEL 4 Co., Alexandra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

LONG BANIsHMEST.-A man named John Ber-
~ has just returned to Detroit, Michigan, from
Van Dieman's Land, whittier he was banished in
1887 for his connection with the Canadian :. pa
triots.'' He was fOrty-twO when he was banished.
and is now sixty-fOnr-a sad chasm In life He
was lieutenant, and joined the PATRIOTS at
OswegO.
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THE CELEBRATED
L DIR. J. S. ROSES MEDICINES,


., . OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies the result of thirty FIVE year
OF extensive and successful practice, and are the
only reliable preparations 10 cure the various Ills
that flesh IL heir to. "
DIR. J. :. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. OR Ey-
pECTORANf, will radically cure Coughs. Colds.
Hoarseness, BRONCHITIS, and all Lung diseases
Price ~ cents and 81.
Or. }; :. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.
or blood Purifier, for the cure of ScroiuIa Old Enn
u3ns, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, SweIled Neck, and
Price 81. viz 'i''"'
~ DIR. J. :. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND
plant. Price - cents '~i N'i"
DIR. :. ROSES PAIN CURER Its NOT a
cure ALI but 1t alone has stood the test of a years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, ChoIic'
ppaihs ga the stomach and Bowels Sprains Bruises
rams IN the limbs, Joints, Back and spine oranx
pain Internally or externally. Price, Il, q. and 81
III you wish tn get cured of any of tho hove cop-
PaInts, get DIR. J. :. ROSES GENUINE NEDI
ZINES, which you will know when renuine Inv
having his written signature on the cork of .acI
b4ttls Sold 10y druggists generally
y. B,-Baware of those poor noStrums nnrnor,;nn
To be the best in the world "a ga ., IN ing
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MRpICIHRs
MAeN ErtfySS N'ff row pERs1


Garden Insects, Cockroaehes, edbHgs, Eeas, Ants,
Moths, and oil pests Of the rsrmim kind.
The importance of reliable article Of this kind is
inestimable In warm weather all nature teams with
these annoying foes This Powder is the only arti-
Gle ever discovered which will sxtstmlnats them
of Paris. while amidst the ferns Of Asia, observed
t Ts1, al sin made ."
t. sns,d thsl, night camps from these intEndsTs
J.. Lyon, and found a positive insect destroyer in
every experiment It's SIMPLY powdered leaf chem
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
the Governments Of England, France, Germany and
zeal and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from the President Of The United STATES;
EXECUTIVE MASsIoN,t
WASHINGTON, 3tsr Jan, 1883. {
"MR. EMANUEL .YoS.-Dear Sir: have the pleas
nre t3inform You that the Royal Cop9lsslon Of the
and Certificate for the great value ofyonr Magnetic
nj MORT Chairman
The above was accompanied by certificate Of
Prince Albert.
TITS FREE FROM POISON.
NKw YORK, October LIST, 1859
"Mr F. LyoS.-Dear Sir: We have analy sed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and Ind them per
but certain death when INHALED BY bugs, ants, and
aaiIaMEEs Be B. GHI t16 NJ. D., CHEMIST.
'PRoF. CHEMisIRY, n. Y. Hospital"
Mr.. IouN T., RoMF. Superintendent Of the New
finds IL OF immense Value."
Every gardener and housekeepeT must have di-
rect interes in article Of this kind. Reference
can be made to the Astor. st. Nicholas, and Metro
poitan Hotels tn Judge MEIGs. President of the
American Institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen.
Winfield Scott. Cyrus w. Field. l.. NJ. Pease. Of
the Five Points Mission. &c., &c. Judge MEIGS
says. "This discovery of Prof l.yoN Of national
importance. The Farmers Club have tested IL thor
oughy. IL will destroy locustS gTasshoppers. ants
moths, bugs, and all vermn. Garden plants be
preserved and houses made pure"
Arrangements are now made through Messrs
BARNES 4 PARK, Of New York. to have it sold
throughout the world Many worthless limitations
advertised. Be cautiousi
"NEw YORK, November 9th, 1852.
"In retiring from business have sold all my In
sect Powders and Pills, Letters Patent, and the
secrets pertaining thereto, to Messrs. BARNES q
PARK. This Powder is discovery made by my
SELF and brought from the interior of Asia, and is
unknown to any other persons. The genuine and
effective article is put mp in tin clnnsters. and will
continue to bear my name. r. LYON
Rats and mice cannot be reached hy Powder, and
are killed by MAGNETIC PILL. Ordrr them through
merchant.
'Tis Lyons Powder kill insects in trice,
But Lyons Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Sample TASKS 25 cents; regular sizes 81 cents and
81. Follow directions. Use freely aud thoroughly.
BARNES d PARK,
Is and is Park Row, New York.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA.

"A COMPOUND REMEDY in which we b,v. I,borsd IN
extract Of Para sarspariils so Combined b
other substances OF still greater Alternative power afford
ed to cure is believed that such remedy wanted by
those who sn from Strumous Complaints and
mi. large c's: citizens How completely
this compound will do has been by on
many OF the worst to be found Of following
SCROFULA and sCRoFuLoUs COMPLAINTS. ERIp.
TON and ERuPTIvE DISEASES, ULCERS, PIMPL Els,
IptT u TTM9R S ; SALT RHEuM sCaLD HEAD
DISEASE, DROPsY, NEURALGIA or TIC DOULOU-
ROSE or ST ASro 'Sa FiRE snd
1 ne whole class Of Complaints arising from IPURTY
This compound will be found great promoter Of health
when taken n the Spring to eIPel the foul humors wh
expulsion Of the many ranking disorders npped
bud ulttudes by the aid of this remedy spare the
selves from the endurance Of foul erupons uc
through which the system strive 10 rid itself of
% not assisted 10 do this through the natural channels
ted blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through
find ob'tructd aud sluggish veins cleanse il
ever ion and Your feelings will tell you when Even
and live longer cleansing the blood, Keep the L"nd
and al. WELL but with this buum of life disordered,
must 60 wrong and the great machinery Of life
srsaP.rll has, and deserves much the repu,ton Of ac
complaining these ends But the world has eyre gosy
has all The for it, bnt more
many Prepsr,ons pretending TO be extracts ,f
IT, contain bat little Of the virtue Of SrsaPIrs anything
During lite years public have been nsIed by ,r~.
hfs PRETENDING To Of Extract SarsplriIl for
dollar Most these been frauds upon he Ear
properes whltrIer Hence h,rr "a n, oGn no
appointment has followed the use OF The ysrIon.
justly de'Pised and has synony with imposition
md cheat sui call this pound Sarsaprrla and m
The load OF oboquy which upon il we think
nave ground Ior believing i's which irresistible
p the ordinary OF the diseases 10 cure In
order to secure their complete eradication the system
tons the bottle. ~ 'ee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

PosT-PRASDIAL POSTING What ought every
man to say before swallowing OYSTER Good
bivalye, Goodbye valve IN. Y. Post.