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M no THE PUBLIC = -

xHE Undersisaed placed in the hssds Of O. 2.
sssrias Ssss on the - 'ls dsy q FsssSssy ssss
40 ass spd gay sss ,s menths amer dats ssd for
A. Hssh In favor Of ugene schwirskamer fsS
tsis He desires to know the prssent holder OF sad
Tote. he soic'ts the said holder 20 eall and SEA-
hlmt references To said note n d assures hip that
ne thsl susts,. no iogz IN c9nseeuence Of the In
no zs.a- 49,. corner lSh and d ktres q.
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is Ssp s = .s.
ths ssss Bsioos cis, q New vstR. so . ress,
s 70, exemption. rpd :. many sayrss spanish brow n
With them. II the time II sxscu Ion arrives sm ~
tse barrels over the whole crowd, shd. I'm ,srs
B,oyn may ceelly make bic escape. Tim she
ack and IN. krnwn val. a AXE hands and this en-
citing GfAlr VIII be ssttltd for4vsf
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RArHxR TOO PAR NoR7H.-A At Evansville, Me-,
on "Wednesday, Nov. %, the snow was II inches
deep. and The storm bad not abated In bangor,
also. the fall IL snow sufficient to make verv
good ,letghing ON "Wednesday. A snow storm
whole Of Tuesday, I'D, and The aleig Ching was
excellcut In the mountain district and Northern
New Hampshire on Wednesday, 80 F'Is 2.
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LOST AID fQHTp

QST-oa n street, bstvesn nth apd lssA. az
= hH yteinity,s pair 6OLp SPEC. A@
TABLES. A ilbefai re card viii be-
pssd t. any one leaving them q. the Star Ofkcs
II osT-on Sunday Inorrics, Ncycrber s7th on
- ~ eef, befween the corner Of llth street Ard
5es SSg S q n. ERiphsny srsy Fi,9 PPET,
g xos b street, north side, between In ana istk
stfeeu. no 8 st-
TAKEN Up AsTRAY-ou the s5fh inst.nf.
bay AAkE. With Write face and white ~
hind teet Had bsidle on. The ownar 10 1W
requested 70 come forward, pro "a proDerfv,6A
pay charges and take her aUar.
wM. II. TALBERT nth NJ east l1
no S-A Near tine Navy Yard Bridse ,
S25 EEwARD:-I,cst. hesvesn RAIL-. I'D De
~SO pot ana A'cxandria Steamboat WHAT on
or about the Eth instant, BALE oPCOODS.
married L1ileufhai, Alexandria. TIE S1t<r = X
recays the shove ard byieavfug il 81 the alEcs
OF Ad9mg Express Co. =
{ no 8-ss - . A .. FALLS. Agent.
4S REwAkD-strsycd ewsy from. near Dro-
~ veys Rest, On the 18th inst two hay ~
HORSES. One dark bay horse, heavy tail: IN
tsent three seI. old The other . bay:62S
s ssass s sissis IN 3 pssf s ,ss,T ay
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Balls. PIRTIEs. "a.

Oh
N 90 Is's sfR nd 4.
sv-unsKnd MA It. sslss.d sa TifFsSav' ! 3
" ,ssnher 9Th ,T,eksts sscenta. sdsattisx sfc2k
SEteSp SRANp CorILlUN PAKTY =
n RMsERieA c LuBA
81 y ssi..s Hls,M0KY HALL, $3.50
6 - 81 stssst .bsts cen Ina aad isth.)
ssss, .as:ins ssa. osssT sss
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WAITS

AM M8s sfa E g. gs..
noese, near The Depot
WANTEp-By . respectable tirl, a sITUA-
TfVN 70 DO general homework for a fm,ft
ssIqly; Inquire q No. 81 X street, between 9,sf
WANTED-A WRITE WOMAN A. oook .rd
80 70, assist IN Washing and ironing. Arplv Al
ssl 2tn street west between 6 AID n. no 81 Sc.
WANrED-A BOOK KEEPER. c, o.citv and
w honesty are the nec -ssary eual foa :ianS. A
~ss,. 20, H. saI Once, giving reference end
. as-s ~ eMRloyea. no p q
SERVANT, in small family.
vbo q good cook. washer and Irorer Arply
- - re. Siy aafylsnd avenue, between az and Sth
- -..e.--- - - no 8-Sts
WANTED-A SITUATIONS IN a stere. b,
~ yncha youth II years az ere may earn A
Hone1 nstnE. Prelers TO learn. . trade. Ssfikfsc
tor given With regard 70 intersify
sld espaelilty. Apply n tins Once. no ~
WANTED-Bys respectable America. rirI- \
w 0fUAIfON ss saleswoman n a sfor~ fosoJ
,,esceemmepaacons given II required. Address Box
49, On-oe- 90 ~
WANTED.Hplf . Store on PsunsyIv.uIe e1s.
nue., north side, between 9Th and l2fh streets.
smprecing one good show window, for q boaiposs
t.st ctnnot fAh 20 ettraot custom largely % nv
otner ba3insss eerried on on the came eeeoisss.
5000 Tor farther informstioi, note 70 &c w.
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~ sTsAkeEssr lyIelrno wAsalNs-

IS: :: : a :s:s Is s1 ss:sl
& = - - 90 So "a, : :: q:
s'sss 81 e,leRss~ -
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- p e 8 DQARDIIN.
sss s ss Rec. s:s:' ~ tx .i :.
ingl With RREAxFASf OF mn Box -. N =
vs1 yisessst loeeee1, r. Ptivete family, On Stk
% b ssss11nodsssd SSiti socd besSS ~ \ ~ ~
korBr = . g!Sessue location, by s1drsssinS ncts
70 :. b ssef oeos - a - $50
45S W s 3 sTSsfEEr, 45S
c6serss sad other sfrapren Of d tsctios visif,ss
50 ssS s s,st asS ssssie2s ~ :s,sst
STOP q the Patent sad Pest o6ss 6spers5 -
.lss - ssst xttly = sSevs. % 3 IL In
RoANbING.-Msa an TON. 95a p se-e1e- 4
eon.lz tsr.fsksd, pIsaasf And rsssons6is hooSs
RQARDIFe = desrabls ftosf roo1s. 1eo-.eee
n -. Sssssss s sos 4 s = AsSS sss
Ia Q2nS sQR RkNT-FuRNIsHED Or IN
80 e s;ssss q - sssss:s Is. w.: {: S
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ID xddsy lagt belne ne ,Anniversar a -
Evssnefon - Nsu rcsk ~ - Rsieisk trso1s.
ws .ega1bfs1sd a that ei1y - Ske usnsl ws~ -.
ne hoasasg q the NATIONAL coloss o. al The pSle
asd y ths pus1de q .sssesoSs sssSS.s ~
nln1ey ee1pss!D, With reotoos 6vinr. 1r,r,S.
seseS - -. e n...is asssal5s15iaS skeIf
basssso - oiSseese - ~ We "a g
u Msyor rte1nas, % DE ssts fc,y3sesf c 6,s
i:sf.zs,fs, Co. gsgs.s = g. ss1 sss ~
S::, s.s's:: :. = So s:s;:s : G..
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ia ssssisaAsn q Als1sndl4a shipped pc,
expreD, . few days ago, mystsdsus 1Os1ing bui
directed 70 the SheFif ct J<4spou county, Va.
Il wss opeuef md disclosed sfxfseA fsef d stout
and subsAntiaf cotton rope, With nooses sugges-
tive OF nsa.sshsly but nseupry dufg - which
Il II 10 be applied .e4tk
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ID The .thts1KNxth ssniysgssrY5n the New
York Bible Society wss held In that city On suns
day evening. and NEE largely attended. The m
nual report showed hat toe receipts Of the year
have been SIC. 36i, and the expenditures 1851,
leaving ~ sucfsty ffse from debt. Both TIE dis
tributiea AZ H. Scriptures md the money ex-
pended vtse leu thaa me ysas precediag.e
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AUCTTOH MIM

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioueer, :
EURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A GEN
IIEM.y pEcHSSs HousEkKEPINs.1On
at No SI cotneI of 10th and / street,, we shall SO
y portion OF the Furniture and Eject Of a gentle
man declining Housekeeping. comprising
MAHOGANY Hair spring Sofas, Rocker aud Pasiur
Marble-top Centre aud Sofa Tables, Bus
Window Curtains, Shades and Cornice, Efl-s tf.l
Car pets, Oilcioti, Mating, Rugs, = - st.l. p T.
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Lounge, ...tH.f
Bedsteads Bureaus, washsta nds, o.. ..... f. 81.
Wardrobes; Toilet Sets. Looking glasses, 3.
Fe ather Beds, holsters and Pillows, ..3 F. a.
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bedding, --.. ..- +. %
China, Glass and Crockery Ware, ..-.f...
Dining Table, Dining Chairs,
Cooking and other STOVES, I'D.
Together with many other articles in the house.
keeping line. 81 ff.I n.
Terms: SIS and under cash lover that sum credit
bearing interest. ~ y =
p. s. The House is for rent. Inquire of s. Sirnms
mar I'D &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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DIED,

On the 9Th instant, after an illness of one day,
HESTER AM H., infant daughter of Wm II. aud
Anna r.. McClosky, aged 2 years, months, aud q
DAYS.
The friends aud relatives Of the family are re
rents residence, corner of Sth aud streets To
morrow tfuestay) Afternoon, ut o'clock
At Calcutts. India, .Dec erDher oath. I95s MARIE
Jessie Gle MENCE ELIZABETH, nly daugh
tor of Nj aud Madame Gaudrie Boil, au, born at
daugther to ia late Hon. AIR. Benton.
On the 81 instant. CAROLINE EAURENS,
wifi, Of Lieut.. John n. Mafft. ". g NAVY da,Ig lat ~
of the late Hon. John Iaurens, of Charleston, :. C.
FAINT daughter of George n. aad Yirsinia p. Bow l.
aged months and II day. The Saviour saii
"SuticT little children to CONS unto me- for of such
is tn, Kingdom OH ayen."
The relatives aud lends of tho family are invited
attend the funeral from No. SIS 18th street south
of street, OH Tuesday afternoon, 9Th instant at
o'clock.
!: On the 5th instant JAMES LOWNnS, infant
year and days.
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~ THE STAB Publishes THE LISTS OF LETTERS
RRI,sNIN6 ~ rue WAsm 10 ToS CIrY Posr OFryt.E
uSpEE wa PROVISIONS oF THE LAW DIRECTING
IHES 10 BIZ PRINTED ~ IHE NEwsTArER HAVING
Inc LAKOEsT CIRCULATION WITHIN IHE DELIVERY
OF THB OFFICE. lTs TOTAL DAILY CALCULATIONS Il
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT az AMI OTHER pAILY
PRINTED IN The DISTRICT or COLUMBIA. .-.--
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AUCTI0H aALh
THIS AFTERNOON q TO MORR0W

RUib6iSG IST Isl nIHS EikST WSEsb At
vii sell, Lot No. ii, in S9asre No. IL frontins ss
feet on 2th street west, and running back LOO feel
Title perfect Terms cash.
NIB Inst al of on the premises, we will sell the
30 So at the northeast sfS ss c co ,
nsa 10y the INTERSECTION Of Pennsylvania avenue
mar Z. .a %S sfi asd BsSsHRsNARp, Aue..
he E,Isss Ss. y q ss St Ger g..
OF WasbnS " sne RI Of for the county
a5oor Of ssa t souSs On P 5Ge.
e1t to Wit All s asaiSsna dsssrsssd
Washington, D. c. together With ali and NE s.ty OF
as the property Of Sam1e A. Knss sSs x qPS S
sold to satisfy yudicials No. lo6 to October term,
Poe, Jr., VS.. Samuel NJ. Knight; ~ - os''
fe Hts for the District Of Columbia.
BY WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneers.
ae ~ SALE SF 6aA4 tEEsbkk99c EE6RES
ING, March 18th, commencing at loo'clock, we shall
Groceries, Liquors, Cigars, G., on account OF whom
u may CONCERN .....1
t Rass w 9G%sv Yasc% and and
% boxes Sperm and Mould Candles,
Raisins, Prunes, Pecan Nuts,
Cheese, Buckets, Brooms. Stoves, Washboards,
Salad Oil, Claret Wine,
Port and Sweet Wines,
10 cases St. Thomas Bay Rum,
Barrels and Octaves Brandies and Whlskeys
u boxes Tumblers, Meal Buckets
5nOo0 Cigars, different brands
Fine Chewing Tobacco,
Barrels of Potatoes,
2 barrels Machine Oil,
With many other goods in the grocery line.
Terms: S3i and under, cash over that amount A
credit of ID and 81 days. for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed.
mar SITS WALL & BARNARD, Aucts
WILL BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE SALE
-. ~ barrels Labrador HerTings. in prime order
BY order Capt. fireman, of Schooner Maringo
WALL x BARNARD, Ancts.
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From New Mexico. x.s

ST. Louis March 4.-The New NeYican mail
of the 18th nlt., has arrived at Independence.
Mr. Crenshaw, mail contractor Just from Zumi.
reports that IL will be impossible 10 carry the Kan
unless the contractors are protected against the
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BALTIMORE. March7.-Flour closed Arm: How.
ard street and Ohio SO rs
Wheat is unchanged; white 81 sGasI 50; red
81 .i1aSl IS.
Corn closed higher; white SOC; yellow s2as3c
Provisions closed quiet; bacon sides gac
Whisky closed firm at 2sa2gc
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NOTIcE-DIsTRIcr OF COLUMBIA ADVERTISE
NESTS To BIZ INSERTED IN THE BALrTsoRE SUS
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
STAR OFFICE.
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Later from Europe, xc.

NEw YoRK, March The ROYAL mail steam
ship Europa. from Liverpool oa the Isth Of Feb
ruary, has been signalled from Sandy Hook Her
editions
The steamship Cahawba from New Orleans via
Havana, has been signalled from the Hook
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MARRIED.

On the 2lst ultimo, by the Rev. DIR. Butler, Col
JOHN III. RICHARDSON to Miss CATHARINE
Z. HODG ES, daughter of &. A. Hodges, formerly
of Richmond, Va.
On the 81 instant, by the Rev. Mason Noble, Mr..
GEORGE l.. MILTON to Miss OPHEI.IA :.
BAGGETf, all of this city.
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Einameial-

NEW YORK, March 7.-Stocks are duII Chi.
cago and Rock Island 62S; Cumberland Coal
Co. "a Illinois Central shares 69k; do bonds o.;
Michigan Southern Isl New York Central sO1
Penn: Coal Co. SIN; Reading 49a; Virginia Ga
91i Missouri o's s5k. Sterling exchange 10 firm,
but dull
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Later from Califar-i.

ST. I.ouIs, Feb. The California overland
mail Of the nth February has arrived. Three hun.
TO punish the Mohave Indians for the recent or.
RACES The Panama steamer was 20 sail ON the
2lst. Business At san Francisco was brisk ,nd
candles, provisions, liquors and COnse Were adj
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,ELrvArloxs.-we are indebted to w. Forsyth
Esq, City Surveyor, for an opportunity Of obtain
ing the following interesting information for the
leaders Of the star IL is collected principally
from the unbound sheets Of the new and improved
book Of plats prepared 10y Surveyor Forsyth for
the use of the city We present II in convenient
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Our Minister 20 Austria.
Death of an ex-senator

NEW YORx. March 5th.-HoR. J. Clancy Jones
was received at the Court Of Vienna on the l4th
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Baltimore Markets,

ST. Louis, March 7.-Ex-Senstor Geyer, Of thI
State, died on saturday
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avenue. lowest point Of the avenue). 8
Tue highest point of the Seventh Ward is ut
Pettibone's ice house, little west of Fourteenth
and Z streets south. il being al feet above high
tide. The door sill of Clark's drug store corner
Of Maryland avenue and Eleventh street. Is 81 feet
inches Sill Of :. Pumphrey's store, corner Of
and N streets south is 81 feet
The square south Of the Smithsonian Is about 2I
feet. Presbyterian Church, corner Of c and Sixth
streets, 20 feet I0x inches.
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Mssnt Vernon Bail in Boston.

BosIoS, March 5.-The subscription hall in aid
" 'he Mount Vernon pure base. under the auspices
"a our most Influential and fashionable citizens
S q. u.e scsson Theatre last night, a very briL
n s1 ana successful affair. Edward Everett 10
Were - each. aud a handsome sum will he real
zed 70 the patriotic fund in aid Of which the BAH
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The Fire on board the sAi. -.

out on board the ship Vanguard on Wedne.S,v
evening. while lying at Algiers has been gcs NJ
der. but the upper decks are burnt through snd
the vessel itself Is full Of water Her cargo Of Qo
bales cotton Is badly damaged but there 10 heavy
Insurance upon il In Enropesn object The "
was bound for Cronstsdt. Her masts are stiIi
standinu
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTs,


FoN sAAhNNff MIA NOPE, HERRING ei MA
500 OARS, handsome article, ~-
barrels 4 80. Potomac Family Herring, su-
$500 ;ss.: sI 1887 s% e .. fee,
,oo long. at REDUCED prices,
6s + Gfif ! sent, PC. ,,ss
OHHHHkk SE k hN1F FOR q .sALEA large stock Of
CORN MA EEn "a az ndsscrPtISpnsi Also prime
chNhRY BIRDS the s1d pret laess H eSsr
offered Tor sale in the Disr,ct1sGSd f GHE
- No. 3 Market Space west side,
mar4-Iw Georgetown.
EoR RENT--.The two story BRICK HOUSE,
ter, eistef. stable, aud garden Of chSics fruit
Apply s Mrs IT. SHoEMhksE sR HiH ish ssrset
above Nv est street. mar s. eo3t'
l law Gco1PARTNERsmP NOTICE.
RrRRoTl,I tns aay ass1eIate with me RICHARD
aI sMo S@TS,nf Ru K fne itSlh
NO. lls Bridge street, Georgetown, d. z.
UITAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY ORE
and !" the ans and VIZ
gina, many thanks for the patronage they have be-
fully ask contiHuance Of the same for the new
hrln assuring them that every effort will be made to
dessabe goods At the Very lowest prices s. 'ne most
IL All persons whose accounts have been rem
dered and yet remain unpaid, will obige me by
making Immediate settlement by cash q mote at
Georgetown. March l, 1850 mar i:st
HAN C. A Dbl s N,
ALL KINDS RS1hsf or = FEED,
;. Nos; 81 and SO Water street, Georgetown.
w BALE HAY.
w Have constantly on hand BALE HAY, Of
the Dest quaiity. FOR sale AZ the lowest prices
fe l0.2aw4wf No. 108 Water St, Georgetown.
BOSTON ICE.-BOSTON ICEm
JUST RECEIVED, Bills of laden of ,UOO tons s,l
perior BOSTON ICE, now on the way and daily
now In house. constitutes stock-n poiut of uan-
tlty and quality, equal to any in the District.
Being extensively engaged IN the business, am
determined to spare neither pains, labor, means
to furnish the public, at all times, with pure arti-
Gle, on the most reasonable terms.
All orders LETT with the drivers of my wagons.
lmarked 'Godeys lce,') or at my office, corner of
Dumbarton and Green streets, GEORGETOWN will
fe 24-lm WALTER Cooley
y. Who'll ESALE LIQUOR STORE.
fe 22-tf No. High street, near Water.
NOW Is YOUR TIME:
Entire stock of DRY GOODS and FANCY AR
Skirts, at Sl.25 worth S25g $40 yards Carpeting at
Sic, worth 62z; best A Oicloth at 45c; Corsets at
S7sl; and all other Goods at cost for cash only.
fe 2-lm w. X. HURDLE, High st.
ROARDING-Two gentlemen and their wives
- e c ne aec8mmodated with pleasant ROOMS
at No. n Bridge street, Georgetown. fe Is i'm
THREE MORE NIGHTS q NOPE MIC u,rS
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THE LATEsT NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening Star
More Gold Hunting

Lofts. March 5-A Leavenworth comma
d,, noose CT this city, received from Clear Creek
sIisst,ags near Longs Beak, a nugget Of geld
men ,.,,,i he person who consigned il as a sp<cE
hi,a,.If =. ahoer date of February 9th expressed
%, 80 ss eanrely satisfied with his success TINS
~ anu .'e Psospecs Tor the future Clear Crerk
Is tributary to the south Platte riy.r Ths. e,sx
Is thronged with parties hound "a, d. ~. cry
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PETER ENRICH.

READ, BE!IEyE, AND IMpKOyE YOIk
II HEALTH.-Madam MOUNTS Consumption
Destroyer, acts magically on COUGHS: COl.pss
ASTHMA. BRONCHITISa and CONeUMPTfON.
la ca of one or two bottles wall edecta eufo
al cost of 81 cents Persons from all sections have
ordered diff quantities by express ~ a. purely
ing been restored health by % herself, from deep
Consumption, she recommends ~ INTERESTINGLY %
cation il you wish % he saved. Apply At No. $50 O.
street, brtveen 18th and lzth OF AZ Stous, corner
nth street and Pa. avenue. de e-Sm
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For the Destrncii0H Of all kinds Of Garden Insects
Anis. Bed, B"Es, Reaches, Ticks, Eeas, Moths

dHIN, Bod BHFN, ROdrhpH, IIckI, FISuS MOfhx,
Rats and Micp. fc. -
What greater trouble, in an hour of case,
Than gnawing rats, bed bugs AMI heas.
Gardens can be preserved and houses rid of these
pestE. IL WAS discovered by Mr. r.. Lyon, French
Chemist, M ASIA, and has bcen patroniZ al by all
Eastern governments sud colleges. References can
be made wherever the article has been tr.d. IL rs
free from poison, aud harmless to mank nd and do
nestle animals. Many worthless limitations are al-
vertlsed. BE sure IL bears the name Of T.. LYoN.
Remember
IT'S Lyons Powder kills insects in trice,
While LYONS Pills ixed for ats aud mice.
Sample Flasks, 81 cents; regular sizes 81 cents and
81. BARNES PARK, New York.
Also, THE MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
fe 21-lmeow
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RUSSIAN WAR! WAR . WAR y WAR ns
EMRICH's LAGER BEER DEPOT,
In putting up

Il No. so ELEVENTH SIRgBr,
Ttco doors North Of the IDs CO,lpaHy'S lEoe.
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has accepted the WASHINGTON agency Of !. a. r.
Batzs PliIlADELPHlA LAGER REER which
he is now prepared 20 furnish 20 the trade private
families. Raits Lager Beer has hons been kept az
the understands eStab shnleIt and ranks an thu
city, ia all northern cities, as the best ulanuse-
turad in the United States.
= All orders promptly filed, and delivered free
of charge.
fe 2S-9m PETER ENRICH.
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THE EXERCISES Of the Young Mems Bible Class
were particularly interesting on Saturday night,
the subject being the Mosaic account Of the Crea-
ton, and the views Of biologists in reference to it,
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THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION held their regular
monthly meeting at the Smithsonian Institution
on Saturday last Mr.. o. C. Wight delivered an
interesting address on the best means of exciting
thought and self-reliance in children.
A discussion ensued upon the same subject, In
which the chairman MeSsrs. Wright, ~. Rich
ards. LoOmis. Prof. Mcleod. and Mr.. Derrick
participated, in all animated strain.
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UrTHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED, on
account of the rain, until IT. ESDAY, the 18Th inst
same place and hour.
MARI A GREEN.
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BT THE advertisement elsewhere, it will be seen
that the new line Of telegraph between Washing
Ion and Memphis, Tenn, IS now open. affording
great and much needed facilities fof business men
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COMMUNICATED.
WHITE HANDKERcHiEFs Editor Star: VIII
you be kind enough 20 inform yonr readers
Whether the Commissioner of Public Buildings
has gwen orders that hereafter no gentleman will
DE allo"ed 10 use white hand erchief when
NislunS lafayette Square; for assure YOU I was
no' niue startled this morning when passing
throngh The square, and while in the act OF limo
cehuy blowing my nose, by the abrupt eiacula-
lon In my ear, In sort Of confidential howl
Phase sur, don't pull that mse lief thiny out here
w. ~ Snuie. CITIZEN
FIRE.-Fhe carpenter shop Of Chas b. Cburcb.
situated On the corner Of Maryland avenue ami
Eighth street, Island, was consumed hv a % o.,
Saturday night The loss is estimated ~ ar,
SGOn, upon which there is an insurance OF sas,
large quantity Of sash and all his tools yvere
destroyed. The IRE Is said 10 lave been the worL
Of an incendiary-- -
THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Of the Medical
Department Of Georgetown College is announced
| to come OF at the Smithsonian this evening. The
yaledictOry address is To be delivered by DR.. An
tisell. rff- ID 7.
DoS'r FORGET the Fair at the Assembly Rooms
Louisiana Avenue, Cor the benefit VI the little or
Phan boys. .1aaifs ssi b ssa.lsgtis
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ernIucBt aud doctT ines al this / nlted soclsty OF
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Onward, or the Mountain Clamberers, q tale Of
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The Mechanics and Builders Pflce Book, showing
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For sale by FRANKLIN PHiIsr,
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THE PANORAMA Of Wilkes Exploring Expedi-
ton, opens at Philharmonic Hall, this evening
1t is to be exhibited by Mr.. Erskine. who was a
member Of the Expedition. The fidelity Of the
paintings representing the principal scenes and cir
cumstances through which the expedition passed
has been attested by Capt. Wilkes himself by
Capt. Hudson, who commanded the Peacock and
bv Il. X. Peale, Esq. the Naturalist of the Expe-
ditiOn. See advertisement in the proper column
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A FLORAL and musical festival of a highly
interesting character is to be given at the Smith
sonian on Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings,
the sth and 9th inst, by the pupils under the
direction Of Mr.. J. Wright. assisted by eff
cient orchestra. Nearly hundred pupil, ON
prsing lads, misses, and young ladies all iresscd
in appropriate costumes, will take part in the fes
tiva1 For particulars advertisement in the
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