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THE INVASION OF KENTUCKY.
The Fight at Paducah.

CAIRO, March 2s.-Our forces under Col.
Hicks, at Paducah, comprised the First Bat.
talon, 10th Illinois, numbering three hundred
raw recruits, under Major Barnes, three com.
panies OF the 122d Illinois, one hundred ana
twenty strong, under Major Chapman, and
two hundred and fifty of the LIST Kentucky
heavy artillery, colered, under Lieut.. Onn.
ningham. tlft ~ -
The steamer De Rotch, burned at the Marine
Railway, " a. owned by Capt Johnson, OF Pa.
duca, and valued at $7O,0W
Messrs. Wolf &c Brothers estimate their loss
by plundeIing at $4,000. =
SThe steamer Bell has arrived with 200 bales
of cotton for ST. Louis. 81
Forrest Within Eight Miles Of Columbus.
CAIRO, March 29.-The rebel Gen. Forrest
with force estimated at seven thousand, IL
reported within eight miles OF Columbus, KY,
last night. They cut the telegraph lines be-
tween thai place and Cairo yesterday. Efi )
About forty more persons captured by the
rebels at Union City, arrived here last night.
They report that only two hundred and fifty
prisoners were captured with COL Hawkins,
and parties OF them are escaping every day.
Rsiiroad Train Captured by Guerrillas-
/ Scouting the Other Side Of Bills Gap--Ne
Signs Of Lonsstreet's Fefces. ff,s-
LouIsvILLHt March 2a.--IA pursuance Of di-
rscticns frvm Gen. SchoEeld. and IN accord.
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TOR SALE--Two lar &c WORK HORSES, kind and
ii SITS, to CHARLES CURTIN NH an ats
GRAY'S PATENT
NODDED COLLARS

. .... hULDED CDBLARS
Have now been before the public for nearly a year
They are universally pronounced the neatest and
best fitting collars extsnt
The upper edge presents perfect curve. free
from the angles noticed in all other collars
The cravat causes Fuckers on the insd. of the
turn down collar; they are as SMOOTH INSIDE
Az OUTSIDE, and therefore perfectly free and
easy to the neck
The Garotte Collar has smooth aud evenly fin
ished edge on both sides.
These Collars are not simply Eat pieces of paper
cut in the form of q collar. but are nodded AMI
shaped TO- dt the neek
They are made in Novelty (or turn down
styled in every half size from 70 to IT inches and
in Eureka,h Cor Garotta, from 10 to II inches:
and packed in solid ciscsn in neat blue cartons
containing 100 each; also in smaller ones of ten
each-thelatter very handy package for travellers
army and navy officers sar
~ Every Collar is stamped @'t
.GRAY's PATEE1 NODDED COLLAR.
Sold by all dealers in mems furnishing goods
The trade supplied by -
HATCH. JOHNSON l. CO..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Mems Fur.
nishinx Goods and Umbrellas, 81 Devonshire
street, Boston. max 3'-eoam
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ance with Qsn. CRAFTS orders, Kentucky has
bean Al n II Ia tsrn die4riAfs

ance with Qen, CRAFTS ORDERS, Kentucky hAs
been divided Ii 70 tvo districts.
The Western district comprises all between
the Nashville Railroad and Cumberland Riv-
Or, under 0tn. Ewing, with his headq uArters
on the railroad. The Eastern district comprises
all between the Nash willie Railroad and the Big
sandy River. under Gen. Hobson, with b lad.
quarters IN the field, the whole 70 be un der the
&C mmand Of Gsn 9eabridge, with headq ga ar
ters 81 present In this city. That part Of Ken
tucky west Of the Cumberland River belongs
to The Department OF Tennessee.
The express train which left Louisville on
Monday morning for Lebanon, was captured
by guerriilas and two passenger cars were
burned. guard of seventeen Federal sol
diers on the train surrendered without firing
gun. This guard has been ordered to Louis s.
vi,le under arrest ---e-~~- F7z-
Federal scouts have preceded some four
: miles beyond Bulls Gap, and report no signs
Of I.ongttrse;'s forces. -
Gen. Vaughan has been appointed Provost
Msrehai OF Louisville, vice Major Fitch, who
Ieions his regiment. s.=.s.
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The Quota Of kentucky-Case Of Colonel
Sandersen. IL.

IDeepatch 20 the New 1oFk POST -
: WAEHINeToN, March 2o.-GOverner Bran
letie, Of Kentucky, has had several interviews
with the President and Secretary OF War in
reference TO the quota Of Kentucky under the
new call for troops. He does not attempt to
oppo Sc the enrolment Of slaves in Kentucky
according to law, but asks that the mode OF
enrolment be made as iGoffensiye as possible.
General Rosecrans's senior aid de. camp ar
rived here on Saturday from st. Louis, to pro-
ties, against the action OF the Senate Military
Committee in case Of Colonel Sanderson. The
Secretary Of War at once ordered him under
a'rest, for violation OF the rules OF the depart
ment in being absent from his post of duty
without leave from Washington
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NH &-dtapl0
~ EXECUTIVE ENLISTMENT COMMIT
III TEE ROOM

| 3 TEE ROOM. o'A
AA Resa,H Dss.'f CRY q. M aaas 2. 1854.
Sffn e. Psa
pa PAY Il EVENING. March a. ISL, to IA the fund
S the e9s Volunteer En'n
hfn FSe %i1"eA Gem Gem Rc R &sishtm.n
y i ssst1n G sa Moves; .;o,,
l. Middleton WV Moore "'
9 Sso P 2 ctr JJ ? E ssssfora
Ward w h.mon Ghss Kieman
ss Ash LLOYD W VIM ( h rtstGn
Paymaster Cunningham, U. s.N
Can, sc,.et, COMMITTEE q Ss + FG W.Ss
Els Wickin
Pm puban sA''''Nh On Hktsf Riesaras
n Larner CHI Anderson
Samuel Noyes
COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS.
Thomas Lewis Henry Lyle
A B Norton
,,v COMMITTEE on xusIo.
Hudson Taylor ,, Crosby 5 Noyes
W. q no FLOOR xA y & s.s;
John " Boteler Ii Wilson
Thos Lloyd D McCathran
Jas English SY Sylvester
John Dudley n d Lsrner
s c CulverweN Ut Halleck
c Richards M Dubant
l. Beall CT Garfield
Snowden Robinson Opp Wroe
John Wheeler OK Harris
Gwynn Harris z Downing
Andrew Noerr John Fl Blake
VIM Mclean Harvey Roberts
The various committees will be designated BY
suitable rosettes.
Gentlemen desiring invitations for ladies' will
please send names and address to Hudson Taylor's
Bookstore. Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets.
Tickets for sale at Hotels and bookstores
fChronicle, Republican, Intelligencer and Times.
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TELEGRA.PHIC NEWS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
PROGRESS OF THE DANISH WAR.

HALIFAX. March 30-The steamship Africa
from Liverpool on the 10th Instant has arrived.
Consols 81 Ha91x for money.
Bullion in the bank Of England has increased
63,0t0 pounds.
The belugsrents in Denmark show ere ising
activity. The Germans are vigorously prose-
cutting the siege OF Duppel.
A Cabinet Council was held in London
Saturday afternoon.
Late Berlin dispatches state that the Prus-
slams are ready to open fire across the Wemim-
burg
repulsed
guns. ~ f-sa
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NAVAL ORDER

rEIa NAVAL ORDERS. #.#...
Commander j. B. Creighton has been ordered
TO temporary ordnance duty at the Boston
Navy Yard.
Lieut.. Benjamin +. Day, ordered to the
steamer Saugus.
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RAISED GREESRACKs--Iti is said that raised
z eenbaeks are circulated here. The work Ia
neatly done by passing ones 10 pass as tens.
Of course none but careless people, or those
nor used 10 handling money. would he deceiy-
"a. II is TO protect such thar we call att,u ton
70 tne aItereo notes The art of FASTING no es
has been brought 10 great perfection, and those
who lsok on ~ 10 the figures on note NAV BE-
easily misled as To frs ciaaracter-P Rochester
american
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SPRAGUE'S
AND PACIFIC PRINTS,

We are now opening more than 800 pieces of very
choice styles of Sprague and Pacific CALICOES.
These goods are nearly equal in quality of cloth
styles and colorings to
FRENCH GOODS,
aud although they cost US 23k cents per ward nv
the case in New York, vet shall sell them at .,
cents
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E,0R SALE-An ENGINE and BOILER, sboutS
horse power. Apply al DUVALL'S Foundry,
Georgetown, ID. {. NH 80 ST.
THE PERSON WHO LEFT THE FORE PART
j Of a wagon at the wheelwright shop on q
street near eth. is hereby notified TO call ana get
NH 3o-2t. c. BOWERS.
EOR SALE-A fine young MARE I5la hands
L high well formed, accustomed to single hsr-
ness. free from unsoundness; sold because the
owner is about TO leave the city. Also ahanisom me
Rockawsy, with glass trent built for physician
by Watson, of Philadephia, in excellent order;
sold together or separate. Apply at 32t q street.
from to p. NH 30 2ts
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~Captain Thomas q. Sullivan, for three
years past Commissary Of Subsistence at Bal
timore, has been transferred to San Francisco,
Cal. Capt. Kellogg, Commissary at the latter
place, Is to be transferred to Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

Army Of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY or THE POTOMAC,
March 2s-Lie Ut Gen. Grant, accom- painted ~
Major General Meade. reviewed the First
Corps, now portion Of the Fifth, this morn.
line thy were greeted with the most entousi-
astic cheers. tIen Merritt's cavalry division
W as also reviewed, the whole presenting me
appearance.
The Second Corps was 20 have been re vie we'd
IN the afternoon, but heavy rain storm nav
ing set in. which still contin ues, the review
Was postponed. =
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A NOTORIOUS REBEL ARRESTED

70 A NOTORIOUS REBEL ARRESTED -
General Patrick. Provost Marshal General
Army Of the Potomac, sent to this city yester-
day noser,ous rebel citizen and bushwhacser,
CHARGED With the m urder Of ths son OF Senator
Brown, of Virginia. The proof against. this
man is said TO De positive, as the deed Was
witnessed BY several OF our officers. Colonel
Ingraham committed the prisoner TO the Old
(,apitol
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MORE REBEL DHsERTBRs.

MORE REBEL DASERTHRS.
Yesterday, six deserters from Lees army
we're sent mp from the front. They took the
oath and were released. A rebel prisoner Of
war, captured bya scouting party, was also
sent up at the same time. He was committed
to the Old Capitol
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LIQUOR SELLERS FINEp.-C. Timex and
Frawley, keepers Of liquor establishments on
Market street, Georgetown, were arrested this
morning by one Of Capt. Dolan's detectives,
and fined $40 each by Justice Ferguson for
selling liquor to soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

CHANGE OF RAILROAD AaHNr-E. J. Will
kins, Esq, has been appointed agent in this
vice E. o. Norton, who has been in charge
here for some time. Mr.. wilkins has long been
connected with the office, corner of 9Th street
and the Avenue, and will, as heretofore, give
all desired Information to travellers.
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GovKRSMBNT PROPERTY SKIzRp.-Yester.
day Capt. Dolan's detectives seized q lot OF
Government clothing, found in several stores
il this city. The goods were turned over to
the property sergeant At Gen. Martiudale's
headquarters. ~. r.
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- The Portland Courier says: Nothing
has occurred in this vicinity for long years
that has more powerfully operated to siren etl,.
en- ones belief in human depra witty than the
scenes connected with the wre TX OF the Bohe
sntap. II another cargo Of equal extent, varis.
~ and richness should be east upon our shores,
II 10 AAr6 telling who would be saved" 4
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THE FRENCH MERCHANT SERVICE DESERT

Yesterday, At Che request OF Mr.. L de Geos-
ROY, Acting Minister Of France, the fopr men
mentioned in the Star q day or two ago as hav-
ing been committed to the Old Capitol as de.
serters from the French merchant service,
were sent to New York to be turned over to the
French Consul q eneral. .#"
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FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND SAXONy
DRESS GOODS

We have just returned from New York and will
open to-day and to morrow many very elegant
Dress Goods. from auctions and from inporters.
sll Of which we will sell at less than the market
rates.
JOS. J. MAY Il Co,
nh 292t sos Pa. av bet 9th and 10th CT.
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VISIT OF THE CIrT COUNCIL TO WASHING
ToN.-The members OF the city council have
arranged to visit the Columbia Institution fol
the Deaf, Dumb and blind, at Washington. Oh
Saturday next, leaving here in the 7 10 morn
ing train. They also propose to pay their re-
spec.s to the city council OF Washington
Bulfimcre Sun today.
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T.,.- BoRDEN7DwN, N. y.
The summer Session of this Institutiou will
open April the 18th. A few Vacancies oniy re-.
main. For catalogues containins terms, xc., ad.
dress Rev. JOHN A. BREKELEY, 4. NJ,
s'A ie-in' Psesldenst.
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Warrington Money Market-Latest Que.
tatiens.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank
ors:
NEW YORK RATEs-sECOND BOARD.
No change in Governments. Quicksilver, so;
Pacific, 236: N. Y. Central, H4A; Erie, l25h
Hudson, 1871; Harlem, 12S; Reading, 153, Men
igan Central, 150k; Michigan Southern, 1l6k;
Illinois Central. 1901; Galena, l26k; Toledo,
l49; Rock Island, 1254.
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A RAp BRaJsNISe-l.ast night a young
soldier named Finley B. Liebpy, was picked
up from gutter by officer w atts, of the Fourth
Ward, nearly drowned He was taken 70 the
stationhcuse and restored to consciousness
This morning he eeid his age was eighteen aua
this was the be sining Of drunkenness with him.
Justice Giberson dismissed him, with Soma
YcOd advice, fasr IS $50
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE

OnfA TIT HBNT OF oTAFE,
WASHINGTON, March &c, 1854.
Official Information has been received at this
Department that the port OF Neustadt, in Hol.
stein, which was in the first instance exempt.
ed from the blockade Of the ports and inlets on
the east coast OF the Duo hies Of Schles wig and
Holstein. Is now also blockaded-the BLOCKADE
OF that port having been ordered by the Danish
Government to commsnce on the 5th inst.
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THE ENLISTMENT FUND BALI to be held at
tine Patent Once building tomorrow Thurs
day. night bids fair 70 be the most popular ball
ever held in the Metropolis, and so it should
be, for NO ball was ever given for better pur-
pose, or one more closely identified with the
interests Of every individual In this commu-
nifty. President Lincoln, the Vice President,
Cabinet officers, Gen. Grant, Gen. Halleck.
and host OF other celebrities, have been In.
vited, and many OF them will doubtless honor
the ball with their presence. The ballroom is
really beautiful sight, and we'll worthy
visit from staid, sober people, unaccustomed
10 "Trip the light fantastic toe, as well those
who delight in dancing. From the number OF
tickets sold, and the general interest taken by
all classes, we predict its unbounded success
THE UNCONDITIONAL UNION CONVENTION
Of Prince Georges county met at Bladensourg
Tuesday, March 10Th. 8. b. Rittenhouse was
called to the chair and p. Bogert was made
secretary. Messrs. John Bowie, ST., DR.. John
H. Bayne, George w. Duvall Of George and
Shelby Clark were nominated as delegates to
the state Constitutional Convention. The con.
vention adopted the following resolution:
Resolved, That we are in favor Of immediate
emancipation In the State and compensation to
loyal owners by the General Government, and
that we accept, as the exposition OF our prin-
cipleS, the recent address of Richard J. Bowie
and others to the voters OF Montgomery county.
VETERAN RESERVE TROOPS GOING TO ALHx.
AEDRIA.-The Government transport steamer
City Of Bath arrived here this morning from
Washington. She WAS at once dispatched to
New Haven to take on board four companies
Of the "Ve1sran Reserve Corps"-heretofore
known as tho Invalid Corps-which will be
conveyed to Alexandria, and take the place OF
an equal number Of able bodied troops. This
lie understood to he the first similar movement
of the men of this corps. Many thousands Of
such soldiers quite f1t for garrison duty, are
distributed throughout the North. and may be
called on to follow in the track Of our armies.
n. 7. Evening Post, 29th.
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ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GONE One by ons
the old citizens of Washington are passing
away, and the obituary notices OF too day an
nounce the demise Of another, Mr.. Richard
Smith, for many years cashier Of the Branch
Bank Of the United States in this city, and iAts
cashier Of the Bank Of Metropolis. Mr.. Smith
was IS years Of age. 5s-
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~ CITIZENS OF WASHINGTo
Eb ENrH EEEE

FRENCH Coffee
This justly celebrated Coffs e, made from pure
cefee a.d coffee malt. AS in Paris has given great
satlsfaction TO al families. Those who have used
II pronounce it the best ever made 1t is healthy
and ourishing in the extreme. It does not affect
the nervous system; promotes digestion, and is
geod for dyspepsia. For invalids its nourishing
highly oft
The French Coffee can be obtained from the fol-
lowing named Grocers of Washington at the nan
ufacturer's price:
Barbour, semnes Co., 3. L. Jackson s
=: q. White, Smith L Morrison,
Middleton Beale, Egan Il Perrie
p. White & Co., Orme & Son
Edward Hall, John Farrell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

AProSTr Yesterday, Commodore Mont
Eomeryscy direction Of the Bureau Of Yards and
Docks, appointed Mr.. David Lescallet Master
Boiler n aker Al the Washington Navy Yard.
in the place OF Thomss Smith. removed mr
Leeca,iet is well known In the District having
BEEN raised In Alexandria, and some years
since be YEA in the boiler makers department
At the yard as orarterman.
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PERKINS, STERNE e Co..
$50 Broadway, n. Y,
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN
G AIiE ORN MA w NE.

We guarantee them sll to be
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
For sale by sill frst-class Grocers and Druggist
everywhere. mn 80 3m'
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

PRICE OF GOLD.
fBy the Peoples Line
NEW YORK, March $3.50 q. m.-GoId, 81
10 Q. M, 81 \ a64k; ~ a. IA 81.
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@Hnttsr is 81 cents per pound in New
Xerk CITY,
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DHAp.-The coloYed barrier. Nathan OtaS
VINO vas injured Oh Thursday night tast. ~
falling In frInt Of ono Of the street cars a. Il
was going Up the Gr4de north OF the Capitol.
ard who had his arm and leg injured, died On
Mcpday afternoon from the effects Of his Ia
iuries His arm, which was broken near the
shcuider, was amputsted 70 save his life. bat
without success. AS stated previously ths A.
fh;r wss entirely accidental, and no blame ca
be attached to any party.
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SECRETARY STANTON AND THK HORSE CON
TEAC TORS.
WAeBISeToN, March - -Despatch to New
York Evening Post.l-Secresary Stanton yes
terday broke mp gang OF horse contractors,
cen hitting one Of them to the Old Capitol
Prison. Trey were endeavoring to put up the
price of horses by q combination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

n~ REGISTERS OFFICE, March rs, 1854
N Notice is hereby given that the Licenses is
expire on the first Monday in April, and that said
Licenses must he renewed in compliance with law.
SAMUEL T.. DOUGH- ASS,
NH 5-dtapl0 Register
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SECOND EDITION.
Z O'OLDUK r. Nd

4 NAVAL CAPTURES.
The Navy department has recei we'd infor ma
ton OF the following captures
On the nth inst., OF Mosquito Inlet, Fia.'
tire U. 5 schooner BeAur.gard captured he
schooner Linda, from Nassau TO New Smyrns 8,
Fla, with a cargo consisting Of salt, liquor,
coffee, &c.
same ,essel. tina British eioop "Hanuah," OF
Nassau, N p. The vessel had on board SIN I'll
qusntity Of cotton, but the captain threw II
overheard before being captured.
These vesssls have been sent to Key Wes,
for adjudication. E.r<
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H-MAsoNIc.;The nembersof Dawson Lodge.
IL No. l6, will take notice of csllei m atiu E
al Masonic Hall THIS tWedn ssdaY) EVENING, at
~ o'clock. By order of the W NJ.
II r. H. STRELR. Sec.
UT AIMS INFANT ASYLUM, CIRCLE.
w In consequences Of the inclsment leather,
the Supper and Refresh ments a. this Institution
will he continued until To- MORROW tTkursdayl
NIGHT The Silver Tea Set will then be disposed
of. The object in view could not be me re prase-
worthy, and the ladies in attendance hope large
number will promote it by their presence. 1T.
n~ENLTsTMENTF FUN D BALL, FAIR ROOM
IL PATENT OFFICE BUILDING,
MARCH 81. 1s6
The West Wing will be appropriated Ladies'
Dressing Room. 10
The Vast Wing as Gentlemen's Dressing r pom.
The Committees will be desi enated - follows:
Reception COMMITTEE, White RIOS tie.
Police Committee. Red. White and Blue ssette.
Refreshments Committee, Red Rosette.
Decoration and Music Committee, Blue Rosette
Floor Managers, White and Blue Rosette.
Refresh ments will be supplied by Mr.. Jos. Shat
Geld, at regular prices.
The Marine Band, under Prof Scala will be in
ATTENDANCE
Ball Room will be Opened at 81 p. m. for the
Receptions Of guests. - - - 80.
NH 30-1t (Chronicle and Times, i'll
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FOR sALE-A complete SODA FOUNTAIN, at
L $50 Pa. avenue. NH 29-3t"

FOR sALE-A complete SODA FOUNTAIN, at
$50 Pa. avenue. NH 29-3t'
RUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
sa,s ss Of fin Nsy York Butter A75IxIPs
NH 2-6t- $50 Sth street.
FOR SALE-A covered three spring WAGON,
1 , nearly new, price 800. One set double HAIR:
NESS, S25; Also, two light work or saddle HORSE
tween and SITS. north. NH 293t-
FOR sALE-; A new Grand Square PIANO FORTE,
at q great sacrifice, "a octaves, ele--
Eanily carved legs etc, by gentleman
Prof Alex WooWskis rooms, No. oee s1S street
to 20 o'clock q. m. daily NH get
oN9RR CARRIAGEs!C ARRIAGEsln- 80,
@8H CARRIAGES! E0HS
On hand, fine assortment of first class. CAR
EdAGEs sonsisting Of I've and fou. seat kocka
Wagons. Togand top Buggies, &c, &c. Also,
RoBT I: GRAHAM, Coachmaker,,
Polko's Musical Sketches. Translated by FANNY
Fuller. Price .25 A'
Rambles Among Words-Their Poetry, History.
New BeoR
Comfort, spoken from City Pulpit Price 81 so
Robert Browning's New Book, sordelio. STRAIT
, ThackeIay, the Humorist and man of Letters.
The Wife's Secret. Novel BY Mrs. Ann 8.
Annie warIei Cd 5 fortune Glh BY Holme Lee. Pa
Private MILES o'Reilly'a Book. Price, slas
For sale by y " PHILp ( soLoMoNs,.
. 900, Metropolitan Book Store,
M pann hnH II /,
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TO THE PUBLIC.-The supper
H which is to take pla,e at the Infant Asylum;
to continue for three days the public are sted
to atteud, as the splend set of silver which was
for rattle at last festival ill be disposed of the
last night. There is . few more chances to be
taken. mar 26-AtH
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n<NOTICE.-The members of the Columbia
V Engine, No. / are hereby notified that an
election for seven directors Of the Columbia Ii
MING, April 4. 1854, st the Engine house. Polls
open from to p no.
Commissioners of Elsction-Francis G. Jardella,
WE L. - a''' a. ~ WILLIAM H1CK,
mar 8-4t* Librarian c. f. COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30

n-JOpRNEYMEN HOUSE PAINTERS AS
U3 SOCIATI0N.-At meeting of the Jour
peymen House Painters Society Of Washington;
after the LIST day Of April next, the wages Of all
yoarneymen House Painters be $40 per day; and
demand, it is made the duty of each journeyman
to refuse to 60 to work until such demands are
the. Association viii be held on FRIDAY EVE
MING, April LIST, at O'Clock. g.. --.F
NH 2s.3t< G. POLE Secretary pro tenn.