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DIED.,

DIED, ...
On the 18th instant. MARY TERESA, aged sill
months, only daughter of Dennis and Mary Ann
Callahan, of this city.
The funeral will take place from the residence
Isl Sixth st., between N and o, on to morrow, a.
IL q. m.
Ga TIE 18th instant, Mrs. LOUISA BALLARD
aftsr few dag ilnss IN the 56th year of her age
The DYING MorHKR.
Lines icJtttsn on the death Of Mrs. Barbara E
AeieH, BY deroted friend, NJ. NJ.
Raise me in your arms, dear children.
Let me see this lovely sight.
Ere my eyes are closed forever,
Never to behold the light.
2.
lis the glorious sunset hour
See the monarch Of the day,
In the clouds Of gold and crimson,
Slowly, slowly pass away!
III be going, too, dear children!
Ere the shades Of night appear,
IN be far away in heaven.
While you are mourning for mo here.
't
Dry those fearful eyes, dear children!
Do not wish me back Again
Know towards me ron have done your duty
Try bright heaven to obtain
Hark hear the angels coming!
NY short stay on earth 10 done
Kiss me, dear children, for am GOING
am going 10 my hesvenly home!
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The Ssuthern Csnsress

MONTGOMERY, March 16.-The Congress this
afternoon confirmed the following District Judges
A u Magrath, for South Carolina; II. X. Jack
son Tor Georgia; VIM. J Jones, for Alabama :
VIM Lanier Harris, for Mississippi; Thomas
Semmes, for Louisiana; John Hemphill, for Tex
as Jesse j. Finley, for Florida. And also the
following: Moo ueen McILte ID az Judge In Ad-
miralty at Key West; David Hubbard, Of Ala
bama, Commissioner Of Indian Affair; Ale1an.
der WithereIl, Of Alabama, Register of the
Treasury, and Boiling Baker, Of Georgia, Audi.
tor OF the Treasury. The Congress then took a
recess until evening, when they again assembled
and adjourned to the second Monday In Map.
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The Alabama Convention

MONTGOMERY, March l6.-The State Conven.
ton to-day adopted a resolution TO adjourn on
"Wednesday next.
An ordinance was passed altering the free bank
ing act substituting stocks Of the Confederate
states for those Of the United States allowing
the issue Of two for one OF capital. No foreign
citizens or corporations are allowed 10 hold
stocks.
Two members Of Congress were elected to sup
ply designations. ii. G.. Jones, Of Bauderdale,
and Nick Davis, of Madison, were elected
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NEW ORLEANS, March I7.-Galveston dates Of
the 18th have been received.
The steamer Rusk, from Brazos, with 300 State
troops, returned 90 Galveston on the 18th.
The Federal troops evacuated Fort Brown on
The l2th, and embarked on the Daniel Webster
for Kew West aud TortugHs
Sewers hundred State troops had enlisted for
SIX months to serve under Col. Ford on the Rio
Grande.
The Convention was discussing measures for
military defense.
Maj Maclin, Of the u. s. Army, has resigned
ana rendered his services 10 the State.
Camp Colorado, on the northern frontier had
been taken by the State troops
Capt Sayre Of the Confederate army had ar
rived at Galveston TO muster In a regiment OF
rangers for the frontier, by order Of President Da
Wis
There has been nothing about Gen Houston !,
movements
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From the Southern Copfed,raex

MONTGOMERY, March Is.-The Tariff Bill &c
reported last week was not passed by the Con l.
Congress again reassembIes, ION the second Mon
day In May).
The Commissioners appointed to visit Europe
are Mcssrs. lancey, A. Dudley Mann and r.
Rost, Of Louisiana. They leave to-day for New
Orleans, and will take the English steamer az
Havane On the 27th fer Southampton.
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MisrellansAus

DosToS, March l6-The Methodist Church on
Harvard street, Cambridgeport, was destroyed by
fire at midnight. Loss els, coo. Insurance IS OO6
Nearly one foot Of snow fell between ten o'cloc 4
last night and this morning, which is greatly
drifted by strong northeast gale
IL ceased showing here at about noon. There
has been no serious obstruction Of the railroad.
the various trains due this forenoon being behind
only from one 10 three hours
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New Jersey Iestslature

TRENTcN, March I5.-The Legislature at TIRES
O'Clock this afternoon adjourned sins DE.
The District bill was passed. The bill con.
corning railroad connections was lost in the Sen
ate. All the railroad bills favored by the Camden
and Amboy Railroad Company were passed
this Company.
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State Ris hts Meeting Broken Up, &c

LOUISVILLE, March l6.-A large State Rights
meeting was held at the courthouse here last
night. IL was attended with considerable confu-
sion, and was finally broken up in a row.
The management OF the Southern Pacific Rail-
way asks the stockholders 20 take one dollar q
worth Of the new stock on each share
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Safety of the Steamer UneI. San

NEW YORK, March Is An extract from letter
dated aboard the steamer Uncle Sam (wbose non.
arrival at san Francisco was causing much anxiety
there). Acapulco harbor on February 18th report.
a rough passage up, and that the steamer had lost
one Of her wheels and would not be able 20 reec b
San Francisco until the ith or 5th Of March She
was due there on the 9th Of February
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ANOeHER ~ITNEss

Important 70 Frustrated and Deb,litafsd Inralids.
Thousands oflnvalId ladies in Parts Of the
Latham. of Pacific street, Brook lyn, New York,
who has recently been entirely cured of DISTRESS
Ing Liver Compl,Int Of come years standing, by a
short course of HoSret.er's Stomach Bitters. Capt
Latham. the husband Of the lady, JOINS with his
preparation and both at all times really to stste
the fact connected with Mrs. L. 3 case, which was
a very obstinate and complicated case of Liver
Compant cas- 1t was termed By her phy stefan, AZ
gfayated BY dJsPapsIa and general arrangement
OF the internal organs. The has been thorOuG
and comp etc; nor Is tlIsro any kind Of stomach
c1mp6IhI. nor any affection of the bowels, which
ative.
Sold by all druggists. ma Is eoss
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- EAD-READ-READ
SPRING STYLES
BONNETS, RIBBONS AND FLOWERS

Citizens and strangers are most respectfully So
a .llcitsd TO call 1 u medlatey and xamine IN
ANKthe Novelties If the season, ell ofS
we'll assorted Havlng made ARRANGEMENTS 70 buy
for the each, II be able TO offer great attractions
In price. X. G. STEVENS,
$50 Pa av., bet 9Th and 10th sts.
N. B-Always on hand the celebrated Grover L.
the pTic of hich having atey been red "a per
cent and set for seven years, ii il useless TO delay
even the dissolution OF this glorious Union con d
effect IL Prices from SIS 70 SI5O.
ma Is 70 336, between 9Th and 10th sta
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Bnitimors NIarkst.

BALTIMORE. March IL Flour market 10 dull;
Howard street and Ohio held at IS ~, CITY Mills
IS. WHEAT buoyant; red 81 25al D; white sI as
sI70-latter for CHOICE. Corn active; mixed 53a
Soc. Provisions dull. Coffee nrm at IL al3c.
Whisky dull at I7xc.
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EinauciaI.

NEw YORK, March rs stocks dull and lower
Chicago and Rock Island S.; Cumb. Coal Coz
Illinois Cerhal shares 81 \; do bonds 9ols; La CT
and Mil. 20; Michigan Southern 81; New York
Central 80; Reading 43k; Hudson River r r
4S;V Va. 6's 7sas; Mo. 6's CO.
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PULMONIC SYRUP.

DR.. SCHENCK, of Philadelphia, finds it impos
sibie to visit Washington every week. and has
made arrangements to positively be IN the city the
third w ednesday Of every month.
He has q suit OF rooms at the Avenue House,
where patients oan obtain advice free. He only
charges whom il is necessary To make q thorough
examination OF the Lungs with the RespirOmetor
3. b. Waite Is agent for Sohenok's PulmonIc
syrup, price 81 per bottle for the cure of Coughs,
Tonic, price 81 per bottle, for Dyspepsia; Schenck's
Mandrake Pills, prios IS cents Der box, for Liver
els. DIR. Sohenck would be grateful to those who
have been CURED by his rcmedes il they would
leave their certificates OF cure with y. B. WAITE,
corner Sevt nth ct. and La de 1915
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PUBLIC BATHS.
HENRY sCHAEFER,
BARBER AND UAIR-DRE SSER,
E SIkkkI, Nh SENEN1I

Opposite tke Posi- Csfscs DeparfDesI,
has fitted up, IN connection with hIs establIshmeIt
convenient accommodHt sons for sfOrding % hs
oustuners and "a. pub 10 the lu1ury Of COL OF
WARM BATHS, At any tine during business
hours charges viii &c moderafe-twenty-fve
cents for q single bath, or Eve baths for dollar
when tickets Tor that number are Purchased anc
psld for IN advance.
Mr.. Schaefer takes thls OPT orturty TO inform has
that this desirable additon TO HIS 60 tab
llshment VIII IN no manner interfere with his regu-
lar peiesslonAl business On the CONTRARY he hopes
to add 10 his present facilities for Insuriag prompt
attention 70 his numerous patrons an the line 80
SHAVING and III Air DRESSING.
And 70 the LADIES VINO patronize him IN ths line
ofCutting or Trimming tbeirov their childreg .
hair, he begs 30 cay that ne has provided for them
room and Appropriated il exclusively 20 their ne
fe "a Lon
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R. f ans ESb 1 aEkbSiNs fEEXh hsrAfA

ties. iao S Belle ds foat.a.s Which is
hardy and productive, bearing kne full CROP onr-
ing the autumn, with but little attentlon.D "Catta-
VISA. Hudson AntyesRn sad Other 49,, a.
Herioot Hovey's SeedIinE I" Alice Maud, !" and
other RAwBERRlEs Of the most approved
S'see roots of GIANT AsPARAfys
an.ooo oSAGE oRAN6E PLANTS, for hedg
ing.
dons with HtI proper esss. J0sauE P,skyn,'
-, NsTss[ymsI, Linnssn HI
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New York rJaykSss

New YeRK, March Is Flour firm and un
changed. Wheat steady. Corn frm-all gener
ally unchanged in price. Provisions quiet
Whisky steady at 1sc.
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Only One Dollar.

Only One Dollar.
476 Pa. Av..-...Ar EvANs's 80. .476 PA. Av.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR 81.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR 81.
JEwELRY-JBwELR
JEWELRY-JEWELRY
2gE RRtk4f IN F9 ogk ASX kkRTcLE
CARBUNCLE ONYX STUDS
SETS, and BUTTONS.
SETS, and BUTTONS,
CORAL CARB. STUDS
SETS, and BUTTONS,
JET PIN GOLD STUDS
SETS, and BUTTONS,
LAVA MOSAIC STUDS
SETS, and BUTTON
PLAIN GOLD GOLD STONE STUDS
SETS. and BUTTONS,
ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH!
ro, s SP. EMP POCKET K NI,s e.,
~ LADIES' CHAINS:
SSAffRLxINE E Eef S Sns P PSEisT
NECh.....---- .--- ----- For One Dollar
GENTS CHAINS
Twelve Styles---... For One Dollar each
PLATED WARE,
Consisting of BUTTER KNIVES,
SPOONS,-TABLE, TEA, DESSERT,
CUPS,-GILT LINED,
FORKS-PITCHERS-C LADIES,
CAKE BAsKETS-SUGAR SIFTERS,
NUT CRACKERS and PICKS,
TEA KNIVES and FORKS, 60, &c, 10.
| 476....476....476.. ..476..476
BOOKS-BOOKS.
CLOSING OUT LARGE LOT OF BOOKS,
At Great Reduction in Prices,
nw ArrouNr m TUE Ham
Now IL the Time to Replenish your Library,
Or Get New One,
CHEAP.
Remainder Rsmembu
ats EVANS,S ats
Pa. Av. EvANSS Pa. Av
mar Il betwesn Sd and ~ streets.
MONEY. MONEY-All persons who have the
lVl cash buy o superior Article OF unad to RAJ
ted CIDER, antied to be the pure juice Of tine
| es = - ARMY 4 sHINN,
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CoueHss-The sudden changes Of our climate are
Agsetions. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily. and certainly when
should at once Be had to Rre,en,s Bronchial
Moehss"s Or L9zenses let the Cold, Cough, or II
precsution more serious attack may be efeotualy
ysrded Cd. Pxbltc Speakers and Sinners will find
them efeotual for clearing and streng thenlng the
voice. See advertisement. de lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

NoTics.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
20 oe Inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
Mt and forwarded from The STAR once.
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HOTEL THEA colored man named Wallace
went into Browns Hotel about O'Clock on Sun
day morning, and stole a pair OF boots valued at
sl2, and 66 cents In money. He was taken to the
guardhouse and thence to Jail, and is now in a
fair way to join his brother In the Penitentiary
IN from the street, unobseryed
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THE military spirit Is still upon the increase In
our county, some young gentlemen have org aniz ed
a company Of Infantry at Jacksonville. "Conley',
Rifles" and elected the following officers: Cap
tain, T.. j.. Conley; LIST Lieut., Thomas Waters
I'd Lieut., A. Fawcett, and E. 6. Duley, o. g.
Rockville Nd Sentinel.
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PERSONAL.

MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsrRoLo-
l.l GlsT AND DoCTREss, FROM EUROPE.-Thls
hi hy gifted and ntellig gent lady oan be consulted
on the Psst, Preaent and Future ~ ents. Call at
Ward, ma ls-5t.
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THOSE IN WANT Of spring goods, new carpeting
oil cloths, rugs mating, &c. should not fail tc
call at SWANS new store, No. 373 Seventh street
Everything in this line of the best quality be
had al Swann's at low prices. Don't forget the
new store, No. 373, Seventh street
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From THE POSTMASTER AT LISBON, Mn
LIsRON POsT OFFICE Mn Nov llth la6n

Seth W. FUtcIe r. Go.
Gentlemen: For the last three or four years I
have been suffering from collie and piles su perm
dnced by sedsEtary occupation. nave tried va
TIous thing wit h ind fsrent success A few months
ago: yonr sgent came round here, and asked me to
Try the oxygenated Buffers, Af'er using one bot
lie, had some symptoms Of returning colo, but
tctthost pam. A struggle commenced between the
bltters and the disease, but kept taking the Bit
have had no colo since, either with or without
pain. ! shall, however, keep on to O. third bottle.
Oxygenated Btters Is q valuabe medicine for cases
Of Indigestion, and there is doubt this is fruit
ommend all those whose heath Is impaired to f-y
the Bitters, for half orr complaints may be traced
to Dyspepsia In some Of its multifarions forms:
THOMAS Lucy, Postmaster.
Prepared h Seth w. Fowis Co. Boston, and
z. d. Gilman, John Schwarze, Nsirn Palmer,
John WlleI. B Moore, and \. H. mcPher.on;
Southron, and by drug sists everywhere ma Is IN,
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APPoINTED-Mr 6. Alfred Hail. of this city
and Tor several years past the cashier OF the Wash
ington Gas Light Company, has been appointed
special mail agent for Maryland and Virginia
Mr.. Hall is universally known and esteemed in
this community, and his appointm 10 the above
post cannot fail to be we'll Tecei we'd on all hands
He is emtnently qualified for his new duties
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LOST AND FOUND.

&TRAYED-From No. 167 F street, between
- 18th ard 10Th, on Sunday, the nth,
white SETTER SLUT, with yeuou3T
spots and ahou: years old had on whsn~1
che left q new leather collar. ANY person return
ing her will be liberaily rewarded. ma Ia-lws
GS REWARD.-Lost last week, on Louisiana
DC avenue, Pennsylvania avenue, or some other
street, dark Hudson MUFF. The above reward
Will be paid to the hndsr on leaving II at SHUS-
TER'S Dry Goods Store, Market Space.
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LOCAL NEW S.

u Though The STAR In printed on the fastest
steam pre.s In Use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
~ 30 lsrGe - to require 1t to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
no: appear until the next day.
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Senior Lewis Molina, who has for several wears
represented the Republics of Nicaragua and Costa
Rica at this capital, having been promoted by the
taordnary and Minister Pleni potentiary, was.
on Saturday, formally received by the President
On being presented by the Secretary Of State, the
Minister In brief speech, expressed his pleasure
to which the President replied in a few remar Ks
of welcome
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n G. w. nREW'S
DYEING, sCGURINi AND CLEANING Es-
TAB .1SHMENT.
2a9 pennsylvania AVENUE,
(S~eIH SIDE,)
Bst,ceen Ninth and Tenth Streets.

G. w. DREW would respectfully solicit a cal
from the Inhabitants of Wa hington and surround
ing neIghborhood to inspect goods cleaned or dyed
by him. 9 has the most complete aTTanse mepts
for carrying on his business, and Is years expe
TIence as q practical man, and guarantees to DYE
in the STATES, North or South. ma rs Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

WHIrEEuRsr, i3t Pennsylvania avenue, makes
Ife-siLe Photographs, colored In oil aud pasted:
as well as every variety Of Album cards This
gallery continues TO be the fashionable resort.
He has for sale all the prominent men Of the
nation. otN
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CENTRAL GuARD-HousE.-B.fors Justje, Clark
Anthony Selbv alias Anthony Bowie accused of
bog stealing; examined and dismissed. William
Bowie, do; do. Hannah Greer, drunk and dis
workhOuse GO days Samuel Dennison, Ilovd
Johnson, VIM. w oodward, Basil Hanson, Hanson
Mackal, Anthony Selby, and Bernhard Vest, all
colored, accused Of rd-playing fined IS "a each,
and West, In default of security and costs sent to
the work house for 60 days. VIM. Eaton, CARRYING
a concealed weapon; security for further hear
ing Lewis Travis, carrying concealed weapon;
fined SIS and costs
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DUN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
~ on Monday, the 18th instant, NEGRO IA
NAN LEVI. He little more than feet OK
high; about 50 years Old; wa ks htiy lame IA
and weighs IT'S pounds; also had a heavy ~
beard. iorewarn Gil persons from hiring oI-zks
harbOrlEg said slave. as the law vii: be enforced
a reward Of $40 will be paid If he be secured IN
jail so that get him again.
Tn1 10 St. CLARK MILLS
I OST-At the .evee last night, soft HAT and
u heavy grey beaver cloth capped OVERCOAT
without seovesD The finder will confer a favor
by leaving them al this ofhoe, or by leaving word
where they may be got. MAI s-tf
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-We clip from the Ga
zette Of this morning the following:
The Washington Home Guard, Fairfax county,
met on Saturday last at Cats tavern w est End
and were fully organized. They will meet on
Saturday night at Cats for drill. This company
10 composed OF able and efficient men, and will
add luster to the already brilliant achievements
OF the volunteer military Of the State
train heavily loaded with cotton, from Men,
PMS, leh the Orange and Alexandria depot, In
Lynchourg, on Saturday morning, on Its way to
New York Both the Southside and Alexandra
roads are doing heavy freight business in this
article now, which materially increases their re-
ceipts Of money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

DRESSMAKERS, at No,
w 339 Eighteenth St. between III and I SITS
None but fret class hands need apply. Also, 8
Young Lady to learn tn business. It,
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FOR RENT-A we'll FURNISHED HOUSE,
L on 1wefth street, between F. and F, No, 500
containing 10 rooms, with gas and water. Attached
TO IT Is brick stable and carriage house supplied
with water. This house will be rented in whole or
IN suits Of rooms. Apply on the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

DIsoRpKRLY GATHERING The officers of the
Northern Liberties police district on Saturday
night made q descent on the houfe Of one oe
Fletcher, "a colored man, who lives on Fifth
street between 6 and II, and grabbed" a crowd
OF fellows who were playing cards The parties
arrested were Samuel Dennison, LLOYD johnson
Bernard West, VIM. w Woodward, Basil Harrison
Henson Mikel, and Anthony Seiby. VIM. Bowie
and Joe Fletcher were also arrested for stealing
two hogs, one Of which was alive and the other
were committed by Justice Clark for a further
hearing, and the others were some Of them fined
and others sent to the workhouse.
ANOTHER FIRE-About one O'Clock Yesterday
morning a brick stable owned and used by Capt
Carbery In Seventeenth street, near D. was dis
covered 10 be burning. and In a brief space was
destroyed, together with two carriages and val.
usble horse The Union, franklin, and Western
Hose Companies were on the spot, but were un-
able TO render efectual service on account Of the
difnculty in procuring water. The Are Is sup
posed TO have been the work Of an incendiary.
LOOKING Up business which during the win.
ter, and especially some time prior to the inaugu-
ration, had been 90 dull az almost TO cause our
dealers TO despair Of It's revival has lately picked
up little, but not yet sufficiently to m the de-
pleted pockets Of those who depend upon the
sessions Of Congress for business enough 70 carry
them through the dull summer months. Our
mec haniss and laboring men Of course feel the
pressure heaviest, and will hail the prospect Of
lively times again with peculiar satisfaction.
card Of Mrs. r. @. Etchison, No. ~ Pennsylvan
avenue, between Zig nth and Ninth streets The
assortment Of spring fancy goods Is Of the riches,
STYLE and are offered at the lowest rates. Call and
look at her spring style Of bonnes before making
purchases.
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WANTED-By q respsct able young woman, a
w SITUATION as nurse, chanbermaid. or
reference can be given. Address Box 9, Star Of
foe. lts
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STORE FOR RENT.-A large Store-rocm on
- "a. aveLne, adI"inirg our auction rooms. for
rent. Apply to WALL & BARNARD, Auction
and Commission Merchants, corner Ninth street
aud south side Pa avenue. msr N
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E'OR REST-The three story Frame DWELL
Il lNG-HOUSE corner of Tenth ard " streets
ana nut two squares from the Patent Office. II
gas through out. VIII not be rented for a boarding
house. 1IquIre of A. B. McFARLAN. corner OF
Pa avenue and 18th st. mar 10 2weOs
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WANTS.

WANTED--A GIRL, 70 to II years of age, to
w nurse and assist at homework. White pre-
ferred. Apply at NJ. asa f at. m. 49, ST.
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WANTED-As steady WOMAN, to cook, wash
w and iron, to 60 . short dIstarcs in the coun-
try. Good Recommendations required. Apply at
396 Seventh St, corner III. ma ia. 2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

FOR REST-The ROOMS recently occupied
L by tbs Hon J. :. Mllison. They are welIfur-
nished and supplied with all the necessary cove
niences INCLUDING bath room with Potomac waterl
adjoining the BEDROOM. Persons having their own
cook can have the use of the kitchen or else they
can be 400 mmodated vita meals IN the neig hbor-
st., between ID and r.. marx cw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

THEATER.-JUst look at the bill for to- night
Jefferson as 'Bob Acres" Jefferson as "Malep
pa" with all the old favorites-Raymond, Rov
Bland. C. ID. Hill, Ryan, Bartholomew, Boyd
Miss Alice Mann, Miss Shaw, Mrs Mann Mrs
Bland, &c, &c. Two such plays on the same
night as 1.-The Rivals" and "Mazeppa". The
attractions are piled-up, stupendous! The ques
ton is not who will go, but who can stay away
See announcement elsewhere.
Miss Gertrude Argyle concluded her engage
ment at our theater on Saturday. She has mad.
a decidedly favorable impression. Her natural
and truthful manner, and the general accuracy OF
rendering the parts in which she appeared, have
proved her ability to maintain the position she
has assumed