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thelr second cotilon party (of the SEASON. to-
morrow Tuesday evening, at Franklin Hall.
corner Of Ninth and ID streets The former sue
cesses OF this company in festive as well rs pro-
fsseional matters ensures an oyeriowino half On
Inis occasion. This being leap year, the ladies
are Invited TO attend without cards of invitation
as there will be none issued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TURNPIKE
SrocK.-Four hundred and seventy-seven shares
Of this stock We're sold at auction in Alexandria
on saturday, to Messrs Fowle, Snowden & Co.;
three hundred shares for SIT per share, and one
hundred and seventy-seven shares for $40 per
share
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

AccIDENT.-Dr Charles 8. Taft, clerk in
Culver's drug store, the corner Of Pennsyl-
on Friday in preparing some decorating chem
icals In mortar, when they exploded and burned
his right hand and arm in such manner that he
will probably not be able to use them for some
time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

The ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB give their second
grand cotlllon party Tomorrow CTuesday) even
ing, at Potomac Hall Island
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MINIS DIIss SUITS,
Mess Bssissss Sxits,
YOUTHS DREss SUITS,
YoxtAs' Bs.insss Sxits,
CHILDRIN's DRESS SUITS,

NOAH WALKER d CO., Marble Hall Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Fall and
Winter Clothing Is now ready for inspection. II
ls comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy, in
fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity s now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in this CITY, at very re-
duoed prices. ap28-1y
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DYSPEPSIA CURED BY UsInG THEOxYCESArEpB Bit

PORTSMOUTH, n. ~, A prll IS, 1852
Or. PRKsION-Dear Sir For the last four years
have been. as you well aware, great sufferer
with Dyspepsia. Frequently, during that time.
have been compelled TO quit my business, and the
disease had become so seated that | had given up
all hopes of ever obtaining any relief. The most
SIMPLE food caused great distress.
had given up In despair, until you strongly rec
0nmended the OTygeHdtsd BitteTS, and 1t Is with
h'ar fuil OF gratitude, that now pronounce self
rhOty free from all symptoms of Dyspepsia. [ can
eat any thing at any Tune, sleep well, and now
eDoJ the tafny air of spring, and look UPON nature
with a dsllght that has been a stranger to me for
years. To a who may be suffering from Dy dyspepsia,
l would say, use the C2ggendted BitterS."
WIN PLAISTBAn.
,tTentfcnlen-l add my hearty concurrence with the
above statement. knowing IT 20 contain nothing but
the truth have never sold any medicine for Dys-
papsla that has given SO un versa sati faction as
the OTygcnGttd Buters. WIN. 4. PRESTON,
Druggist and A pothecary.
Portsmouth, April Is, 1852.
Prepared by =. w. FOwLE 4 Co, Boston And for
gale by Il; ID Gilman, 5. G. Ford, lr S. 3. Waite,
lngtoI; and bN dealers everywhere. fe7-lwr
MRS: WINsLOw, an experienced nurse and female
ins, which greatly facilitates the process teethiDs
will ailay all pain, And is to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to ourselves. and relief and health to your infants.
Perfectly safe in al cases. See advertisement in
announcer column 90 lilly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

SANFORD, the far-famed manager and delineator
moDic Hall for series of performances com
mencing on "Wednesday evening Mr. bas
SHOWN great Judgment in leasing the above hall
mere Is no doubt but what the ball will be
crowded, as Sanfords Troupe are recognised as
The leading Minstrel Troupe of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

You CAN buy YOUR Valentines at Shllington's
Bookstore at greatly reduced prices. They are gems
of beauty. fe III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

sNirhsoSIAN LxcrUREs.-Prof A. T. Bledsoe
OF the University of Virginia will deliver at the
mithsonian, this evening, the first Of a course of
ee'ures on the 'Social Destiny of Man - Lecture
70 comm nee II quarter TO eight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

NE COUNTY CoURr or AIrx.xnpr. Corx-y
80. session. Of two days, closed Its February
eln On tuesday last, without the Transaction Of
ny business Of In ortance. '" u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

CIRCUIT CoURr-To-day. the Court is ENGAGED
IN ssngatng a case in which action Is broug ut
800 so,eph Bryan agt. Charles b Calvert to re-
i TIC amount OF a certain alleged debt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

STOLEN GOODs :-This morning a bundle of ar
ticles were picked up by colored man on Missou-
ri avenue, between Four half and Sixth SIS .
winch were thrown down on the st eet by white
min, who was loaded down with more than he
COLD carry. The bundle contained set of four
new lace curtains, an old black cloth overcoat
ana piece Of unbleached cottons The burglars
OF the present day seems to have gone into tie
honsefnrnishing bus nsss. The articles can be
seeL at Justice Donnis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

"THE RoOr OF EVIL" is the venom of isease
lnstlIied into the system BY early abuse ndus etoe
from the stem without delay; not moment should
ma lost. The pernicioUs use Of mercury Will not do
IT. nay 1t Will lnJure rather than cure. Tr'ssemar
Human Fra'iy; or Physiological Researches" il
lustrs It'd with cnlored engravings will explain
ervthinr. 1t will only cost YOU Is cents TO be had
Of DIR. Barrow 1914 Blocker street, New Yolk.
Sent free of postage verywhcre.
Sold also by s Calvert Ford, Jr.. Washington,
~. u. fe lm,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

THE BAuCARpk CoNcERr at willa,ds, Hall this
evening, promises to be a very ENJOYABLE affair,
ana VIII no doubt be numerously attended by our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

EDITOR STAR: Can you inform an anxious pub
lie to the arrangements for the Inauguration of
the Washington statue on the I'D instant, Are
invitations TO the civic societies generally to be
extended or are privileged few only to be al
lowed to participate in the ceremonies, BY whose
authority certain invitations have been issued
&c, &c. Believing that this is matter In which
al the people mig bit with propriety unite, 1t is
hoped that invitations will be extended to the
different societies of the city. Ventilate this mat
ter, MIR. Editor, and thus make an effort to have
the ceremonies reflect credit on the capital Of the
nation and the city founded by the great Wash
ington. A CITIZEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

FIRE Saturday night about 10 O'Clock, a barn
Oh me farm OF DIR. Palmer, on the Bladensburg
road short distance from the c;ty was destr,,v
cd oy nre. The alarm was given, but the unfa-
vorable nature of the building and the rapid pro-
gress Of the flames, prevented the possibility of
been Informed as to the loss or cause OF the tre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

fHE TRACT Of land and fishing shore known as
Cockpit Point, on the Potomac, a Prince William
county, Va, containing about FIVE hundred and
twenty-five acres, was sold at auction in Aexan-
ora on Saturday last, for SIS 600, Mr.. w. H.
Fow!e being the purchaser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

iHE RUSSIAN WAR PANORAMA Ia still open
every night at Odd Fellows Hall, and IL one Of
tue most interesting entertainments now in the
6ity This is announced as the last week of the
Panorama In this city, aud those who have not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13
Washin gtor, Feb. II, 1860

LIST of consignees per steamer Mount Vernon.
from New \ ork TO Washington The steamer is
expected at her wharf today c. & H. A.
lilard. w: Fl. Tenney. Morgan & Rhinehart.
Ellason Cherry, r. j. Ryon, King & Burchell,
Jno Z: Rives, w. Morsell Wall & Barnard
u + Parker & Co, u Bosue, NJ NJ Lisbea
Jno- - Duvine, W. G.. Metzerott, A. Sergeant
Camp5ell Son, ] II Coombs. J p Bartholoyv
r. Dennis, Ii. Adamson. Mrs. f.. j. Morris, $
Mowry, * ): L. Cissel, Jackson, Bro. & Co c.
Stribling, j. Stribling, Parker & Spaulding. F
Wilson, Hon Jno. W; Forney, F. t. L. Laurie,
j. l.. Savage, VIM. Ballentyne, VIM BRYAN, D.
A Bokee, II. c. Purdy, W Davis. Baldwin
Bro.hers Clagett& Nav, r ebert Beal J Schwartz
n. ,Acker, Photographed Dept, Jno L. Kid.
well, Hon. Jas A. Bayard, Geo w Riggs, r 6
Etchison, Wilson & Barr, c. 5. Fowler & Co
Col IL X Craig. A. Fl Evans, p. NJ Dubant
W. Thompson & Bro Thos. Cogan. S Petit. II
J. King, I. F. Boucher, w. A Brown. G. s
McElfreSh Kennedy i Pugh, Moore & Cissel, C
j.. Coltman, Sibley & Guy, Geo Lowrey. D.
English i1 Son Mason, Dodge & Briggs, Hon D.
r. Sickles, John Saul, o. f. Duffey A. Warth,
Mrs Gen. Totten, JOS. Frye, c. Woodward. Peter
Pagan, T.. Owen & Son, Murray and SHINES, G.
VI. Wight. Blanchard & Mohun, w. F. Bayly.
w aSblIgton Art Association. Chas Stott. ] p
Milburn & Co, Ed. Hall, McGregor & Co r. A
Lazenby, A. A. Kieckboffer. f. NJ Linthicum &
60, A Gregory, Maj. g. D. Ramsey, Philip 4
Solomon.
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QUERU's Cen LIVER OIL JKLLy

QUERUs C9D LIVER OIL JRLLY.
Approved by the New York Academy of Medi-
cine. 1t is twice more eficaciOus than the liquid
OIL. 1t is the only cure for Sorofulas, COnsump-
ton and all kinds of Coughs.
ALSO,
QUERU's JBLLIFIBD CASTOR OIL, by which the
offensive greasness of the oil Is Obviated. For sale
by all respectable druggists In Washington and
Georgetown
PRSFoLD, PARKER L MOVER, Wholesale A gents.
Is Beekman street, New York city. no 8 SIN
WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to the
Advertisement of DR.. Woolfson, the opticlan, 2S4
psnnsy wanna avenue, between Tw elfth and Thir
and states. will he seen that his STRENGTHENING
spoctaces ard eve glasses" are recommended by
many eminent gentlemen, presumed to be Judges Of
their good qualities, and of the comfort to Be de-
riyed from their use by those VIII" require the a.d
Of these important lnstrumentalties DR., w, has
h-"n located In this CITY for several wears de GOV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

CoMrLAINT.-A lady writes us, entering her
indignant protest against some of the scenes of
disorder which occurred in the galleries during
the contest for Speaker. She says:
~ would most humbly suggest that when all
the seats In the galleries are occupied, when the
passages between the seats are filled, and when
some half a dozen persons are standing in the
doorWays, that that is enough. | would recon-
mend that policeman, or some authorized per-
son, be stationed at each door to prevent the dis
orderly entrance Of vast crowds who force their
way through the doorways precipitating those in
front upon the heads of those already seated The
cries of war between the advancing and repellinp
forces. and the furious contentious of those who
unable to either sit, stand or leave the House
anything but pleasant TO those who are irving
to listen to what is going on below them DO
form in this matter, and oblige
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MARRIED,

. On the 9th instant, at the Dumbartop street NJ F..
Church, Georgetown, by the Rev. Mr. Nj. d. RYAN
.Ir. w; DOVE, # Navy Yard, Washing ton IT,
MISS susanna NJ. FRY. Of Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

A SERIOUS ACCIDENT occurred at the house of
Mr.. Bridget, on Eleventh, between l. and Nj sts
on saturday night, caused by the explosion Of
camphene lamp-the effect of which was to dan
gerously burn young lady on the arm, and little
boy about the face and neck, both children Of
MI: Bridget Too much care cannot be exercised
In the use of this dangerous fluid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

NorIcs.-Dtstr,et Of Columbia Advertisements
~ =, inserted IN the BALTIMORE SUN are vece,red
=, a.d for,edrded from TIE STAR Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

AMONG the numerous entertainments of the eve
nlhg the exh bition and lecture at the Gallery of
the washington Art Association will be one of
Tue most interesting and profitable The extreme
low price at which the Association have placed
season tic kets. and the great merits Of the exhibit
Ton ana lectures certainly commend them to IN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

EOR SALE-A two story BRICK DWELL
L ING HOUSE, on 2lst street west, near f. st
north, well suited for q small family. For terms
near New York ay "a q 90 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13
By A, GREEN. Auct

BY a. KEEN. Auctloneer.
THkNCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HorsFs
~ AND LoTs IN WARRINGTON CITY.-Pursuant to
the provisions of Decree pronounced by the Cir
Quit Court ofthe District of Columbia, the cha nee
y suit Of Jane f. Gray and ais. VS. May ID. Dud
ley aud ais. tNo. l.476, equty,l the pndersig ned
trustee, appointed by said decree will offer for SALE
at public auction, to the highest bidder, ON the
premises, on FRIDAY, the nth day of February,
io6o at O'Clock M, the real estate in thu bil ami
proceedings in said suit mentioned, late the Pre- p
erty of Mrs. Ann Semmes, consisting of two lots,
with the vsuab' e dwelling houses and other tene-
ments each, situate az the corner of 18th
,treet and Mary and avenue, UslandD in square SsS
with a the lights and privileges thereto telling ing
The terms OF sale are One-third Of the purchase
money ca h, End as tothe residue q credit of
and u months from the day of sale; the purchaser
giving bonds with good security, To be approved
By the trustee. and the legal TIT to be retained
further security until the pay ment In fail. The de-
ferred payments to bear interest from the day of
sale.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
three days from the sale day, the trustee
he right resell onl weeks notice at the costs and
risk OF the first purchaser. All convey cling at
the costs of the purchases:
ALLAN Ii. MAGRUDER. Trustee
ia q 3tawtd A. GREEN, Auct.
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SPEAK KINDLY OF The JEWS ."-Editor Star ::
IL is said that when the celebrated MIR. Spureeon
has occasion to refer to the descendants Of Abra-
ham. he usually accompanies his allusion with
some such remark as this Speak kindly of the
Jews-thpy are my Saviours kinsmen" The i'm
portdnce OF this suggestion cannot be over esti-
mated by those who may wish to do good to this
Interesting people. NV attention was first at
tracted to this subject during my residence at the
University of Virginia At that time a Jewish
family OF much respectahiltv resided at Monti-
cello, once the residence Of Mr. Jefferson. One
of the ladies of that family being on visit at the
University, attended worship in the rotunda on
Sabbath morning 1t SO happened in the Provi-
dence OF God, that was led to speak kindly of
the jews on that day. At the close of the service
the Jewish lady expressed her high qualification,
and remarked that it the first time in her life
that she had ever heard Christian minister spea
OF her people with kindness and consideration
i1elt the force OF the remark and have endeavOred
TO profit by the lesson it conveys whenever have
occasion to speak of the Jews. An opposite course
ain fully convinced, only has tendency to
sharpen their rejudices. and thus obstruct their
progress TO "1im of whom Moses in the law and
Prophets did WRITE | was therefore greatly
pleased that JsriSh Rabbi had been courteously
invited to Lead the devotiOns of the House of ep
resenta1ives on Il recent occasion 1t Is true the
prayer was not vtalized by Messiah's name, but
In ali other respects it was worthy of the warInes
ciinmendatiOn. Not few of the professedly
Christian pupits of our land might safely 90 to
the Rabbits altar and rekindle the expiring fire of
Plety and patriotism. The vessel Of State has
been recently so tossed upon the sea of political
agitation as apparently to threaten its disember-
ment and the conseq uent loss of its priceless
But in answer, as | doubt not, to the prayers of
Gods people of every name and of every denomi
nation, the storm has in measure subsidized and
already the bow of promise begins to appear on
the receding cloud. In the plentude of our low
at these omens Of returning happiness to the Re
public, let christians of different denominations
throu2 bout the land, speak kindty Of each other
If my feeble words could be invested with such
celestial authority would commend them to
the Representatives of the people, from the orth
and the South, would say, speak kindly of each
other The hour Of separation has not vet come
The Republic has not fulfilled its sublime desti.
ny. Let the word diSun,on be erased from our
vocabulary, or be employed only when we need
superlative to express that which above all
things else we most abhor
Very respectfully your friend, &c.
SErTIMUs TUsrIN
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By A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

By A. GREEN, Auct'oneer.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE
"A HOLD FURNITURE, HoRsE, Cows, WAGoNs
BUGGY &c AT ACcTIoN.-O. wednesday the 18th
10 O lock m at the residence OF the late James
A Black deceased. on c street, between Delaware
emu and ist street east Capitol HUI the House
h Id Effects, embrac'ns-
Sofas Chairs, Boz eaas Lounges,
Bsdst ads, " a-dIobes, Sales,
Nash tanjs, Toilet Sets, Tables,
Feather Beds, Bedding aud n Mattresses,
Chiua Glass and Crockery Ware,
A general assortment Of Krohea Requisites,
Also one excellent Work Horse,
ore excellent Mich Cow,
twn MARKET Wagons,
one good Buggy.
Terms: All sums under S. cash; over sJs OF ecIi
of s. days Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed sesrng
SAMUEL HOOVER, AdmlnistTs,or.
re I'D A, GREEN, Auct,
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E'OK RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, with or with
st ous the Furniture pleasantly situated north
east fronting the East capitol PARK. The bonss
nts IN 70 oms and kitchen, with gas, and good
t ~ water In the yard. tor terms. &c apply
at the Capitol. " 'i0 N0'-''0 'o fs ~ stt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

The TBEATRE.-Oar theatre going citizens will
be glad to learn that Miss Maggie Mitchell is to
be with us four nights more The bill for this
evening is one of the richest of the season, viz.
satan In Paris" or The Mystero GUS Stranger"
Miss Maggie Mitchell in six characters and
= The loung Scamp Miss Maggie Mitchell as
Joseph" The beauty and versatility of this fair
comedienne, together with the admirable support
which she receives from the stock company now
here, renders the present engagement one Of the
most attractive and successful that has taken place
here for a long time.
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ST: VALENTINES DAY.-It will be remembered
that 70 -morrow, February 1ith is the day Of the
year particularly set aside, originally for the
choosing OF mates but latterly for amatory. SEN
timental; and comic correspondence, in which
everybody NAV init mate his or her love, over the
right or the left, for anybody else The period of
this correspondence is not confined to one partic
MAR day, but generally commences short time
before the 18th and continues after until every
body Is perfectly satisfied with the extent Of bis
or her fnsllade- This is season rich in senti-
ment and comedy, and is made so in a great
measure 6y the enterprise of a few publ ishers,
who flood the market at this particular time of
the year with everything that can be desired in
the shape Of Valentine, either sentimental or
C 'nic. We wish all our readers a merry Valen-
tine day, and hope that they will send as MANY as
they receive, and give and take in perfest good
humor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

k>OR SALE-A nice three story Brick HOUSE,
L on I'd strest, between ID and f. streets in Kih,
bey,'s Subdivision. The above property will be
sold on easy terms. Price made known By inquir-
st.se.t opposite Centre Market. Title perfect.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

VEST END RUII.DG ASSOCIATION.
u Z THE subscribers t. this Building Association
the Council Chamber, 90 TUESDAY, the l4.h in
8 ant, at clock p. m. A full ATTENDANCE is re
Ques ted, that the organization may bs coGp. ted
and operations commenced. fe 13-2t
~IMPORTANTT TO THE CITIZENS OF
U3 GKORGETUWN.-CON the
earnest req uest of numerous persons, the concert
given by the Dumharton street VI. r. Sabbath
School will be repeated on FRIDAY EVENING
next, February nth. Admission: Adults Is cents,
children 10 ce"ts fell-M,W,F
u bbf. 5. Soft Cru,hea SUGAR,
do cheap SUGAR II ,use MOLASSES,
10 do Pixies Magnolia WHISKY,
10 do do Treble do
ALSO. HOURLY EXPECTED,
500 sacks 6. A SALT,
$40 do Fine do.
For sale low from vessel by
fe Is st w. H. TENNEY
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-A Fur
nished House in a pleasant and desirabie loca
tlon VIII be Tented for six months Or year. In
quIre at the Star Office. lie 7-iwH