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LAST DAY OF THE RACES.


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~,.. a.'.ly 'De eno .! escn SEASONS resa.ss spor'
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ne'' uos"ei, = worthy specimens Of the Virgins
sun.een = snsn s'eoe - proved o. me TUT.
ansli aacce., We nope, WIZ induce them to renew
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v soell nlnne.s' - wen - 70 sneH po.'eneas' 'ne
sA't* accommooa..on. PROVIDED, IN o.aefen. Ways
'ue uufsu''sns .''snson soown ~ 'ne CiuD PEI
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% ".n = iaalss .ne coal'esy ol voc sen.lemen VINO
.s.sa - .'s.a'os oorlns .ns week ana, ABOVE an
.us oous,uel.'e cale sna oelca's a.'enuon paio py
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1890 =" ,Aalss wno nonoieo ano oeaunned
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Diseases of the Throat and Lungs

DIR. g. p. CRANE,
Whose successful Diseases of Throat
Lungs by inhalation of Electro Chemical and Medical
por well be the only reliable philosophical
ecting in those extreme and desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules of practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
hehorough of all Chronic and Functional Diseases By
Of yergnes' Electro Chemical Baths Galvanis and
Electro Magnetism.
For the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs and unable visit CITY, who
sutaon list of Questions has been prepared will be
warded on application to DR.. c.,
No. 146 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Inhang Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received in each particular case.
HS-Patens frsm the country be accommodated with
the Institute. Mo 2p6rAW
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II never shot bird in my life,n said some one to
his friend, who replied ~ never shot anything in the
shape Of q bird but squirrel, which killed with a
stone when 1t fell into the river and was drowned
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There are people who have learned as the poet ex-
horts them to labor and to wait but unfortunately
they tcait a great deal more than labor.
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Wines, Liquors, ETC.,
NOS. IS AND Is ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE. in quar-
snd pin continually hand which equal to best this,
this MARKET Also other brands insero. quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY. SIERRA SHEER
~, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE. Madeira and SHERRY WINES.
BRASD1Esaserac, Of the vintage of l7a5, 1898 1905
aad other brands WHISKY Irish
Eye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER In pn.s and quarts
Also on band, my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
the Market which terms ss any
etasr house in the city
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. :oly Nos. IS and Is Royal street..
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How can five persons divide I've eggs 8 Inst eech
man shall receive one, and still one remain il ,hN
dish? Ans.-0ne man take the dish with the eeg.
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Reducing Stock.

In order to reduce my stock for the SUMNER
offering my large assortment Of
wATCHEs,
w'RLRY,
-.=4.- FANCY GOODS, etc.,
.a..- At Very Low Prices,
And assure purchasers that they will find their interest
examine them before purchasing elsewhere.
W. A. WILSON,
az 2plm .-...a... SO Canal street.
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9em @rltans 9aiIp Grssesut.
ANALSE AND THE MASQUERADE.

sinca the n..nn.r.d;no han 4sf
Mosques were invented BY his Majesty
Not named To ears polite
And here. a vow auainst them Al,
solemnly ind;te - .,
Ny love is sparkling Auaise. a5
A witchinQ Creole girl:
With rounded arms. and kissing ling.
And hair Of natures curl.
Since first she found the entrance
To the sapcturn Of nv heart.
The imp has fairly tortured me
With diabolic All, ~
And yet, when finding that her shafts
OF mischief reach their aim.
She nestles rosy palms in mine,
And asks me not to blame.
And I, stupid = well, 9S e7 -
Like every other man,
A woman's hand has turned me round.
AZ though ia been her fan.
Nv Ansise hss little feet, ~ n n
AL have learned bv chanca. ...
And with them fairly dotes to glide
Mid the mazes OF the dance. gA ST
The thought, it seems, was natural. then.
Bright Anaise to ask
The wilful sprite! if she would 20, "
On Thursday, to the masoue? e
Pm certain that q glad assent
Was trembling on her tongue. es r
When after.thou rbts 4 pivot made. =.
And round the answer swung,
"Ah, non, Edgar, cannot 20. -,
Parceque ma mere has said.
IT'S not scion Ia yeele non.
Till after we are wed.n ..O
My breast was then with rapture filled.
Which overaowed upon her lips, .~.
And could feel she trembled too,
Down to her slippers tins.
Isoothed her, loved her, told her then.
No change should ever come
When here she laughed hystericly, ~
And rushed out from the room.
Daily called. with fondest care. IT,.
But failed to pass the gate.
For Anaise was either out, 5Q.
Or else had NAL de tete.
She pencil'd, though, some loving words
Beginning with" nv dear:
That when the ball was payest found.
I'd surely wish her near"
Twas true-and vet I saw no use.
So long as was there, -
(Albeit, 1 wore a priestly robe, ,,
To slight the fairest fair: ...at
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j. 4. Hammond,
ENGRAvER, .LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER.
-s.4sZ, NO.9 Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully solics orders in the above
of art.
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills OF Exchange Checks Promsory Notes.
ee beshed with original designs engraved copper or
ssel and printed In style unequalled In the South.
He has obtained facilities for doing description work
Sone and particularly refers to the style recently
daced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving the
cheapness Lhography and particularly adapted Bills
Exchange Checks, Account Saes Bill Heads, fine Labels
etc etc., etc. 4sas svz
Being only Engaver of Pictorial subjects steel
per in the South publishers others requiring Portraits Land
aeaes Book Illustrations etc. etc., requested to examine
his specimens, and will add that the finer and
diflcult kinds Of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and not sent to the Noh practice.
2.s WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INvI-
TATIONs Engraved Printed in every STYLE puncuay
and at short notice.
COURT. LODGE and FoTARIAL SEALS, Designed, Ed
grayed and and furnished with press. .ceunter.die
iel 2ply
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psses OF 1900 npproximstngt $60 O0 prize H.
Aozss OF 300 approxiinangt to 10000 prize ars... nc
praes Of 80 Approximangt 10000 prize ars... lD
spfsss Of 2b approxiinsng to 5000 prize ars.... 90
prizes Of 90 approximatng 1905 prise srs... 50
prizes Of lb0 appropriatlng to 5000 prize are... CIV
prses Of lo0Approxima.ins to l.5DO prize are... 4U
600 pfises OF 100 0g
A<3s prizes amounting TO- $3.50 on
Whole Tickets S0 Halves Sb Quarters 81 Eghths
a-A Circular showing the Plan of the Lotteries b
sent to any ons dssirous Of receiving 1t.
$500 Prizes OF $40 will be determined by the last u.
anbe: the $50 900 prize. For example II
unnss drawing the $50 prize ends with No. l. hen all tb
tickets whore the number endsn will be entitled ~.
as number ends with No. then all tickets where
hsr ends In 2will be en.ledto 80, and 80 0.
Csr:sncsse OF PAckageof 10 Whole leTickets........M
f .. 10 Half :. ..........,. "
10 Qnarter.. ............ 80
10 Eights =. ........... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
kncoss the address Tickets osdsred
receipt Of which they Will be forwarded by Hrst as.
Purchasers have tickets ending In any izurshsy
designate.
fhs list Of drawn Numbers WILL pur
ssase.s Immediately after the drawing.
APurchasars will please sgnstures plR.n
give their Post-Ofce, County and Ststs.
NJ Remember that every Prize drawn and pAyhns 81
eutl without deduction
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets Csrtiacateste
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
Boxs36>s, Post-Onice New Orleans, La,
WOOD EDDY & CO.,
ms zpAW Augusta, Georgia.
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II Card.

We would call the attention Of the public tho fact per
card below Of the Hon. James Beggs Foreman Fire Com
pany No. that tho wood House, covered with our Roof
Ing remained unnjured by the flames the fire Of the 10Th
u while the adjoining roof and the awning of the Wood
House itself both took fire from excessive heat.
SOUTHERN FlRRPROoF ROOFING COMPANY, J.
81 st. Charles street, N. o.
Tho undersigned Foreman Of Fire Company No. 90 being
called takes pleasure stating that the occasion Of the
fire at the Of Grayier and Tchouptouas Streets
morning Of TIE 9th u thereof Of the Wood House whsood
the flames and that the adjoining premises similarly situated
took fire and required the utmost exerons OF the emen
the property He gives this his humble testimony in
favor Of the Southern FeProof Roofing Company knowing
that the roof which took fire of what
s claimed for 1t.
al 2ptf JAMES BEGGS,
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Briefs
PATENT GAZOGENE APPARATUS.

An invoice Of
Briefs Gazogene Apparatus
For making Soda Water, isparklng Lemonade Sparkling
Wines etc. etc., of various sizes and prices Just received by
LION & PINSARD,
t4and IS Royal street.
mel 2pf COR er Of Benvile
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EsDAY. APRIL 70, 1850.

Ge5ltL4nleSa'S
FURNISHING GOODS.
Just received fresh assortment Of .
FRENCH SHIRTS,
MERINO. SILK and COTTON UNDERsHIRrs,
LINEN and COTTON DRAWERS,
SuSPEN DERS and CRAvATS.
COLLARS and SOCKS
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED LINEN BOsoMs.
beautiful assortment Of
SILK AND Isle THREAD GLOVES,
For Ladies' and Gentlemen.
LION g. PINSARD.,
"a 2ptf 81 and IS Royal street, cor of Bienyle,
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Court OF Prussia.
In consideration of superior quality of Chsmpagne ta
you have supplied me for several past hereby
by this Patent the contract supplying my Court am
authorize you make the public ~ Great Seal an
Arms. z# ALBRIGHT, Prince Of Prussia
Berlin 4.h February, 1856 'i1S' y fss spsi
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Lea y Perrtsas'
CELEBRATED
WOR RCESTERSTIIR SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
TO be- 4.
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY VARIETY OF DISH,
Extract Of letter from Medical gentleman s Madras
his brother at Worcester, under date of May 1851:
"Tell LEA PERRINS that their SAUCE is highly
.semed in India and s in my opinion the pslatsbls
we'll as the most wholesome Sauce that is made"
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury the New York Exh
bon of Foreign Sauces, obtained by LEA PERKINS
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, The world wide
fame of which having led to FORGERIEs, pnr.
chassrs requested to that the Of LEA PER-
RIMS are upon the WRAPPER. LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA PERRINS will proceed against any infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce and have
instructed their correspondents various parts the world
advise them of nngements Sole Wholesale Agents for
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN l. SONS,
405 Broadway, New York.
stock always In Also orders received for direct
shipment from England. AulS 2ply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-04

OF handkerehiefs by the ladies. A grand han
iuet IN tne afternoon, and a magnificent dis
play Of fireworks, ended the celebration, and
at lZ, p IN, mot a drum was heard" and
all was as still as it is possible for the inhab.
itahts OF village" the size of Brooklyn ID
be- Tired nature sought repose, and wo were
soon at our quarters, and in the arms of Nor
pheus. - -
Friday and Saturday were spent in visiting
Williamsburg, HOboken Greenwood, Black.
wells Island, the Tombs, Police Telegraph, the
High Bridge, and tho many objects of interest
IN and around New York; aud as / write some
OF the squads have not returned, and fears are
entertained that they have been captured by
land sharks
At g p. m, a portion Of the delegation left
Tor Philadelphia, where arrangements had been
made to have them shown around" The
time New York was pleasantly spent, as every
one We came IN contact with took especial pains
TO make our trip agreeable, the only thing ne
ceSsary to be mentioned being that we were
from WashingtOn-the delegation seeming TO be
the favorltes OF all, their praises being sounded
In every direction. The band that ACCOMPANIED
our delegation (Withers') . took DOWN every
thing in the music line of the same number of
pieces, as we'll for its good music a. for the
quantity given on the way up Broad way--many
OF the other good bands in the line (and there
were some twenty in all acting ms if thew were
for show, and not tO furnish music.
Our delegation were favorably impressed
with the passenger ear railways and they were
unanimous in their declarations that such an
Institution was the thing for Washington city
considerable improvement upon the rafting
and jOstling of an omnibus
But l need not extend this letter to any
greater length, as a mention of a tithe Of the
places visited or the sights seen, would make
IL entirely too long for your columns, and.
probably, hresome to your readers Suffice il
say, In conclusion, that the delegation eninyed
themselves immeasurably, and were well
pleased with their trip to New York to par
D. o. F. PyT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-04

THEATRICAL THUNDER.-Tho following anec-
dote Is current in musical circles 1t is known
with what impatience the public awaited the
hrst representation of the Pardon de Ploermel.
but the first performance was DELAYED by a
singular caprice of the composer At one of the
most dramatic periods Of the work violent
storm bursts forth, and is, of course, accom-
panied by thunder. The manner in which the
oPcra-Commue represented the storm did not
satisfy Meyerbeer, and he wandered about
listening to every noise that was made in the
nope o. hearing something that came ND more
closely TO his idea of thunder peal. At last
one morning, in passing before house in course
OF demolition, the falling of the stones and NOR
tar to the ground through long wood en- rough.
gave precisely the sound which he wanted
lie fastened 10 the theatre, and ordered a long
square tunnel to be made of boards and sent
down through 1t quantity of stones sThe
sound Is too hard, said the composer "we must
nave smooth lead or iron. Grape shot would
be admirably" ''But it is impossible to obtain
them, said the manager, swithout permission
from the Government" Meyerbeer replied
that he would undertake to procure them and
ne wrote the same day to Marshal valiant Mil
ls'er OF War, on the subject. The Marshal is said
10 nave been much amused at the letter and to
have replied that all the stores of Vincepnes
were placed at the composers disposal The
shot thus obtained produces, when rolled down
the wooden trough, the thunder which is heard
each night the piece is performed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-04

ALIENArISG THE AFFECTIONS OF A WIFE-
In Columbus, Ohio, they are trying curious
case the particulars of which may be briefly
stated as follows: Lucius A. Bowers and Mary
Il. Kent were married in Bardstown, Illinois.
IN 1898; she, as it would seem, entertaining n
neutral affection for him. WAS induced to marry
hlm by the persuasion of her friends They
were married but short time, when, as il Is
alleged. the defendants, Ira Preston his wife
Margaret Preston, and Aaron G Griflin. persuaded
her to leave him; (the defendants, it is said,
though this has not yet appeared in the evil
dence, were instigated TO this by an old rival
OF the plaintiff - The defendants finally sue
ceeded In Separating Mr.. Bowers and his wife,
and they both came to Franklin county, she to
seek refuge among her friends, he to renew his
Efforts to regain her. The principal reason and
Justification of the defendants for their part
appears to be that, though they were married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers were not man and wife
In spiritual sense, and were consequently
miserable, though no striking evidence of the
existence of or reason for this unnappiness ha.
yet appeared in the evidence The affair has
undergone an examination by the Church and
by the Society of Odd Fellows, but neither re-
sulting in the restoration of his wife to Mr..
Bowers, he has now come down to u civil court.
supplicsting as balm for his many wounds
damages IN the round gum of SIS, 900 What
the real cause of the trouble il has not vet
trsnspired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-04

ADULTERY. FRArRICIDE AND SUICIDE.-The
Iicksburg True Southron Of the 18th uIt.. ha.
the following account Of tragedy in Misss-
sippi
- gentleman from Washington County has
informed US Of one of the most shoe king affairs
including fratricide and suicide, that has ever
come to our knowledge. 1t appears that two
brothers, named William and Robert Buford
have been residing near BOgue Phaliah. in
Washington County, for some time past The
elder, Wm. Buford, had n very pretty wife.
with whom the younger brother, Robert. be.
came madiy infatuated A criminal intercourse
between the two had been carried on for some
time. but growing weary of the restraint i'm
posed by the presence of the injured husband
the younger brother determined TO add to his
other crime the damning one of fratreide On
"Wednesday evening of last week the outraged
husband and brother was murdered and on the
Sunday following the murderer committed
suicide by taking strychnine The misguided
wife of the murdered man, with two children,
are left the sole memorials of this chapter Of
horrors"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-04

SINGULAR RAILROAD ACcIDENr.-The Syrs-
euse Journal states that the train which left
Rochester at S:35 on Saturday evening, met
with n singular accident a few miles above
Port Byron. A telegraph pole had partially
fallen in such manner as to point directly at
the car windows. As the train came along. the
pole rsked the windows on the north side Ofthe
train, making fearful crash, shiyering the
glass to fragments, and slightly injuring three
passengers. The greatest CONSERVATION pre-
vailed for moment, but was quieted as soon
ne the nature Of the accident was made known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-04
POsALs FUEL,
QUARIERMAsrER's OFFICE, L.. INC.

QUARIERHAsrER's OFFIcE, L. s. NJ. c.,
Washington, April Is, 1859.
SEALED Proposals will be received at this Office
UNI, UNI, o clock p: m, OF Friday the 3th day Of May
s5sti9ned at Washington city p. G.: from lst June,
lS91, 10 the Sth June, 1860. Said Wood to be best
white ash anthracite, broken and screened, and
rg1 m rom Gust and To weigh 22io pounds To- the ton;
sueh times and IN such qualities within the walls of
the Marine BARRACKS, as the !ooInnandng officer Of
ton. N'
No bid will he entertained unless accompanIe,I bv
the names Of two persons known to this Office as
suretles OF IL unknown, certified to by officer Of the
Government. WV
Io bo endorsed Proposals for Fuel for Marines
At Washington, ID. c., and address d to the nder-
Hshed. ID. j. SUTHERLAND,
Major and Quartermaster u. ). nj. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-04

How Mrs. HARrUSG RECEIVED THE News
The facts of writ of error having been granted
was communicated to her about noon Upon
entering the room she was found sitting near
the window with a manual Of prayer in her
hand, which she had evidently been reading.
for her manner was serene and her countenance
denoted thought. The sheriff, approaching her
with smiling cOuntenance, said: Mary, |
hsve received dispatch from Mr.. Hadley -
when she arose, but before she could answer or
give utterance TO n word, Mr.. Cuyler extended
toward her hts hand, saying Mrs. Hartung,
Why do you smile ," She replied, II see by
yonr coanrenance I that you bring me good
her, which she received with emotions of 81 lad
ness She has evidently been Iaboring under
presentiment that she would not be bnny far
il was only yesterday she stated So the she IA,
During the interview she preserved the same
modest and womanly department that has cbsr.
acterized her conduct since her Incarceration
.4ibGHy JoHyAGI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-04
RICHD. HENRY HENDERSON. Trnste
ap IL cox DIS J. G. McGUIRE&C Co. Amct
o,p,SrBsy By 4; GREEN, Auet.oncer.

V,RUSTEE'S SAFE oF TaImaRTT.E TTasgItmiPaGReT. ppop
\ KRIY oNTnE ISLAND AT AUCFION.-On III ES-
"a The l"th da. OF May next, shall sell. in front
dsed OF trust from Joseph Gafoutaime to the sub
sarlDeI, bsarins date the twentieth tathl day of
recorded II l.lbeT j. A. -, No. I5I foos al 472 Ind
w. one oi he LAND records for Washington county,
IN the District Of Columbia, the following uame,i
property, .ng and being in the city of W
aforesaid, yIz
number I'd four hundred and sixty i've .f5 tosrth
or with the improvements, which consist of 2 com
Portable Dwelling houses.
The above property fronts on south f. between
9th and 7th streets west
Terms cash; SlrH to be paid down when the prop
snd thore put up agan and sold to the next highest
bidder Should the whole purchase money not be
pad n hive days after sale the trustee reserves the
rsht To resell the property at the and cost the
hrst purchaser, bv giving three da advertisements
oI such resale IN SONS newspaper printed in the city
oi Washington. JOHN l.. SMITH, Trustee.
aP S-eodds A.GREEN, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-04

CJO A CARD. Oun
clO A II J. Il " Il ION! OlS
HOuSEkEEPERS AND OTHERS,
. have this day received a few more Of IN. DR.
kane Upright Dining room REFRIGE -
RATORS, Improved and got up to my or ~
dtr;' aiso. few more of Sanford's cole xzzN
brated Arctic REFRIGERATORS man S52
uiactuTcd by Cortland 4 CO.. ot Baltimore: 2rE&
with great variety of Chest and Upright REFRIi;
ORATORS, filled in with charcoal. Prices rang
ing from S3 to S4j s
am determl ned to have the very best R Rafrigera
tors that can be procured IN this country and All
sell VIII be warranted as represented "
have also another supply of CIIII.DREN,S
CAR RiAGES and CHAISES. something yery
COOLER ofthe best aud latest improved patterns,
from S225 to SIS llousHk ping Goods nf ali inds
COoNing stoves, and other goods In endless variety
and the cheapest i'm the city,
Balcony IN front full of goods. Please call on
c. WOODWARD,
SIS Pa. avenue, between 10th and llth streets