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Cabinet Letter writing.

JEFF Davis, has recently been called out BY
the force of circumstances, among other FASH
ionable Cabinet letter-writers, to define his
position upon the question of New York Poll
tics. Astonishing and INCONSISTENT % it may
appear, in connection with the past life of
JEFF Davis, he is now "cheek be jowl" with
the President and Secretary Guthrie, in favor
of the Notwithstanding, in strong ana
even menacing terms. their claims to be re-
cognized as Democrais-"in the only way
that can carry conviction with it,"
The President, according to Guthrie's let.
ter, says, that as "he understands" the Balti-
more platform. the Softs, or Free.soilers. are
Just as good Democrats as anybody; and if we
may Judge by the Partially he has shown
them in the distribution Of official patronage,
he thinks them q little better. Secretary
Davis says, and he too. doubtless, speaks the
sentiments of the President Gas he under.
stands" them, that ait would have been hol'
low and dishonorable to have allied wi b men
on such basis as the Baltimore platform
and then when the campaign wac over to have
summoned them to answer for their by-gone
opinions" 1t Is by no means surprising
that JEFF Davis, after having become one o
the lowest of political prostitutes, should il
his efforts to get out of the mire, desire Il
forget the past, and "let by-gones be by
gones"-but it does appear at least, extraor'
binary, that the man who only two ears ago
wanted 50 dissolve the Union, because the
so-called Compromise Measures did no
throw a sufficient shield over the "pecula
institution" Of the South-shoud now b,
found pandering to the tastes and supportin,
the claims of the NaturG, enemies of tn,
South, and the very equvocal friends Of III,
Urion.
The whole gist of the affection ofths Pres
ident and his Secretaries, in bestowing pre-
ferences upon the "Softs," may be seen at
glance, in Davis late letter; he tacitly &C
knowledges that it was part of the contract
that the Aboltionists should be recognized .
Democrats, Gin the only way that could car
~ conviction with it, if they would stan,
on the Baltimore platform and elect Pierce
He says cit would be hollow and dishonor
able to retract now, and summon them to sr
swer for by-gone opinions"
The Free-soilers ore first rate Democrats, !
they only come up to the scratch and supper
us when we want help, and it is none Of on
business 70 sRepphh1sf hey spend their esur
in "negro stealing" and annoying thei
"Hard" neighbors-or otherwise. 1t is ru
mored that Collector Bronson has been de
capitated, which 10 doubtless true, and shoul
itprove so, the policy Of the administrative
upon National doctrines, will be as clearl
defined, ar it has been correctly predicted.
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LYONS KATu,u,,or

HE hathairon neutralizes the eecs disease climate
anu oid age In preserving and restoring the hun bnlr
csen aei badness Ofmany years cIeanses the scalp
rom dandruf and It's natural impu rites, will cure t,
SERIOUS Head ache and all Erupve Diseases OF the ski
@ me most desirable article for curling and mpart
xioss u The hair the world. happily unes the
OF all the chronic Pomades the best French Ex
ana exnales the perfume Of the mos, delightful
o"ens. NO person should be wiihoutit. Price only
cents IN large bottles. sod by all DEALERS every
sep26 ~, ~'"~""~'' Ave-
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~0en. Cass, Z hale, hearty old man. at.
tributes his health to temperance. He says
in letter to Jas. O'Donnie, Esq, III have
never tasted ardent spirits in my life, and
therefore know that their use can be dispens-
cd with" The old gentleman, it 10 generally
known, has seen great deal Of rough life in
his days.
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FRESH OYsrE1s!-Doctor Evans has just
received, per steamer Yorktown, Rs6rigs.
rator Of fresh Baltimore Oysters. which he
will serve up at the d" Evans Restaurat," by
the dozen or Can. Families are particularly
requested to call. Sick people can DO re.
stored to perfect health, By taking Can Of
DR.. Evans Fresh Bivslves.
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Nav YoRK, Oct, l9.
h is reported that George Law has failed
on call loans.
The exiles Of this city have taken meas
ures to form q volunteer legion, under the
command Of Mst Leonard TeIzucanowski,
to proceed to Constsntinopie and offer their
services to the Sultan.
New ORLEANS, Oct. IL.
The mail steamer sai'ed to-day tor Liver
pool, with 9l25, 900 in specie. The English
Episcopal delegations, with Archbishop Sim
clair and Bishop Spencer, were passengers.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IS.
The titu 10 stationary. Tho weather is
fne. t
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DAGUERUeEOTYPEs

A I reduced prices. taken by G. w. DANES
"A North sideof First Street between Main and sven
more, over ID. S. Andcrsons Tailor Store. Persons
wishing to procure good true and substantial Lax
es 1f families or would do we'll to
artist, Of Cincinnati and other paces and IL furnshsd
with superior apparatus he will fato give enrire
satisfaction. t l..f.
sug3d&w.u ..eaI1l q; w. uSSFSoS
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AZ The Norwalk tragedy was rather q
costly operation for the New Haven Rail.
road company. 1t has already paid over two
hundred thousand dollars to those who were
injured and to the relatives Of those who
were killed.
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" In CERTAIN town Of the West, there
was but one birth during the past year
This may be called q case "of solitary con
6nement."
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NEW JEWELRY

AT HUsTACE's, FIRST ST. BET. MAIN & LOCUST.
and select an assorsmep, Of Je~. nc S S
49, lou No anywhe,e West. hrve just an
OF nne Watches. OF different patterns and cole.
az MAKERS also m addition OF nne Jewclry and Sil.
"ah which will sell st price to suit purchaser
nyou don't buy. Toeti1'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

hE UNDERMINED would respectfully announce 10 the
eixens OF Evansville. that he is bet prepar.
Grocery. -~"y
Ihankiul for the very liberal patronage received du
ring the past year. confidently expect Continuance or
OF the trade as additional
and shall spare efforts merritt.
ain constantly receiving all the LEADING article. -,
Famil, supplies. fresh from the country and sh.il
on hand .i all times Frese Butter Cheese Lard Eyvr
Poultry Fresh Meats, Dried and Picked Meat. $685.
ALSO,
complete assortment Of Dry Groceries of every IA.
scnpuon. Teas. Coffee, Sugars, Moasses, Flour Feed
Mf MAkhET WAGON will deliver all good, TO the
OF the purcha.ers promptly upon the rccopt Of
'ne'r oruer' Call and examine my stock.
o.,oe z. H. COOK,
oeSS Opposite the Post Once
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"John, did you find any eggs in the old hens
nest this morning!" mo, sir; If the Old hen
laid any, she has nnis-laid them"
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IPDR. O'HALSTED'S PILLS WILL CURE DYs
, nepsa, indigestion Bousness and every disease Of
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@"What are you writing such big
hand for, Pat,'
"Why you see my grsndmother's dafe, end
I'm writing a loud lether to her.
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rDon't forget the sale of loS ss the
covt House to-day. See advertisements.
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CHANGE OF TERMINUS.
80 -

N'ANoViLLE q CHARLOTTESVILLE RAILROAD
and after Monday. the Gath inst, passengers and
ner baggage will be transported BY The Conpa ny
San. ..S present terminus Of the Road three miles
" siheennes. where carriages will he i'm waiting 70
., .o ca1s Will leave the Depot ut Evansville ut 8 o.
nusat O'Clock Z. n.
All Freight for points North of White river III con.
~ DC taken to kobbs Station until further notice.
Dy 0rder OF SAMUEL HALL. Fres't.
". w. FOSTER, Sup. loct22-n
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TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF EVANS.
ShLLEs -Busih IS men of Evansville who are de,ir
Gus OF extending their business will ind the HENDER
oN COURIER valuable advertising medium. The
courier the Oldest and most suitable paper for zach
IN this section Of Kentucky has very gen
In all the counties Green River be-
those OF Henderson, Hopkins Union Davies Chris,
.au ana Mnhienourg Merchants and others who wish
to have their busne extended will ind II 10 tbsir adj
vantage to advertise in the Courier as it's circulation a
.age ana general All orders addressed TO W. B. Aber
henderson, Ky. will be promptly attended to.
~ iefms Sery moderate. loctl9 3w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-22
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
CLASS q.
DRAWS NOVEMBER 26. 1858.
Twelve drawn numbers in every . Tickets

76,O66 PRlZESs
To deermiAe the fate OF theee Przes IS NUMBER from
70 81 inclusive. i'll be sevsraly placed in wheel on
Che day Of drawing and twelve Of them drawn out 4
random and haf ticket having the st I'd and ID dvavn
ns be win be entitled TO o7s o0e
That ticket having fhe 9Th. sth and 6lh, TO $1,000
Three two dckets having the 9Th sth 9sh AID
10th 1Ifs and I2fh each to 100
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AN ADDRESS

AN ADDRESS
sssoas rus INDIANA STATE AGRICULTURAL s9rr.
Atits Annual Fair. Lafayette. Ia, Oct. -, =.
BYHORACE GREELEY.
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4 y L GAL NVTIC ES.
FIRE MEETISe.
:;

c,,r are abIndany supplied with all the necessary
CCulH' Yes &c TO print large Canal Boat Bills and
% BLANKS OF al kinds, In the latest style and with dis.
Kiycr. ~" O"''0' on 'ne onio
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Tickets 81 Hsi,es 50 cts ouarers IS cts.
CBRTlFICAE OF
IS Whole Ticket. sis rs Gu, rter Tickets. - 9
% Half IS Eighth IS
For go ws win issue Certificate Of 30o Quarter Tcks
IN The aAote Lottery.
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All cher tickets, being ls6) with three OF the dxs
numbers on them each: $50
those % tickets having the LIST and Cd ON them,
e.ss :::...: 800. .sc
Those 66 tickets having the I'd and eth on sbeu
each. -. ........... go. $50
Those ii tickets having the Ssh ana SIN on mem.
each; loo
All nthsr tickets (beiag 4iss)wih Of the drawn
number, on them, each co
All those tickets, (bei 2s.@ 0) with the a
drawn numbers on them, each. ................ 20
And all those tickets ibrng 4s16U) With neither OF .
the drawn numbers them, each 10
Tickets ESQ., Halves SIS Quarters o. 50 Eighths o3s
CERTIFICATE OF
&c Whole Tickets for $50 80 Quarter Tick for os
20 HALF Tickets for LIS 20 Eighth Tickets for ~
In ordering Tickets is necessary TO name the Class
OF the Lottery aud date enclose the money and direct 10
us. We send the Tiekets,a asrtle drawing. en-.
close 0 ial list Of the MIXERS drawn full ex.
planaon Of tho result. Efelese Post Once s,aIts
instead Of silver. Be careful mention your toxi,
county and state. and 10 address plsiny.
Scti SaiRN & Co.. Baltimore Maryland.
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sOMETHINo FOR YOU no Read.

WE have this day received ter clegsnt ns~
w GcOis, selected th great by experiencca
nsys from tAe hfe.t imporiaticns In New YORK. No
tsth. the Lsdie 10 call ard examine stock rortSG
fnt n large and splendid assortment Of Silks Rretr
and English Msrncs. Cobourg Cloths Lustrcs Silk pna
Wooden Shawis. Ribbons Cambria Hdkfs Coiiars Eay.
ings ard nsernEs Sill, Kid and Cashmere Gloves ssf
Mhtss WOODEN Cuns and Under.leeves.
- SILBERMAN. ANSPACHkR Il co.,
o~G Main st. door bslsw tho BEN:
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MARIN 4 CO.. AonNfs,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
: POR THE SALE OF TICKETS IN THE Z
MABYLAN ID STATE LOTTERKE

TIVE amour, Of money for distribution In the Mar
i land Lotteries annually exceeds .ns hundred AZ
forty millions Of dollars This immense sum divide
into Prizes rang ng from 1000 TO 81 the lowest II
drawing Of each Loitcr. 10 conducted publicly By a
Commissioners elected By the people Of the State tn
perntend the management OF the Lotteries. We snbul
tho following excellent schemes 10 your inspection
Recollcct the Prizes must be drawn. and IL 10 YOUR
fault IL you have chance Ia obtain Of them.
Very respectfully yours.
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RAAN, CORN ANDOATS.-
~ lOU0 lbs Bran
2DO bushels Oats;
100 do Corn; for sale nj
sepe7 COOKS Family Groterr.

NOTICE.
LAYING sold my Steam Saw ,sstf situated on P,r.or
IL Greek, TO Suffer- Greek ~ On ming 4 tcndsr ~
sincere thanks TO my friends AM she public
Ior pas' avors hoping thev will con ue the sam. p.i
octls-n r1S,S r..o ~ M.
Volksbote copy ! month ""o"~'
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
BosToN, Jan. %, 1858.

Boston, Jan %, 1858.
What contrast is there here with the
scenes which have just left in Washington.
There the air was clear and cold. but not
fake of snow covered the ground. Here
the Yankee land and the city of the Pill
grims are sheeted in their glistening coat of
winter beauty. As l write, the merry
sleigh-bells go giugling by, and the busy
crowds that throng the snowy streets are
mufled up in furs and fannels from their
toes to their noses
And yet this is land where winter un-
folds some of her fonGest charms 1t is here
that you feel ''tte sweet influence OF the
gentle words OF Cowper:
$50, Shut ths doors. and t.3e windows bar;
Within is peace, tho without is mar
Here You have the pleasures of the fire side
to perfection. The New England hearth
stone is the stone of gathering, the altar
stone OF kindred affection and patriotic de-
votion. Here the sire and the son. the ma
iron and the maid gather together; and
here the tenaer and the true find their live
liest hours and purest prisons.
The man who thinks that the Yankee
heart is not warm, because the wind whistles
iercely over the wintry fields of snow, does
gross injustice to the genuine New England
character. Let such an one come here where
| am to-day. Let him listen to the glad
voices Of groups Of happy children, the rich
tones Of the piano or the harp, and see the
gathered circle, book 10 hand, around the
quiet home-cir"Ie, and he will feel a new
glow III his own bosom. and delight TO feel
that the land OF the Yankee is also Ibis own.
his native land''
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MARRIED.

On the 9th instant by the Rev. Mr.. Sewell, CHAS.
T. STEWART. of Washingto D. c., to Miss IDA c.
MARMELSTEIN of this city.
On Wednesday, the Goth instant, by the Rev. Mr..
Hodges, RICHARD s. R0Bf to Miss SARAH T.
SCOTT. all of this city.
On Thursday, 9th instant, by the same, Mr.. AL
BERT SUMMERS to Miss ELIZABETH STAPLES, of
the District of Columbia.
In this city, on Tuesday, the 18th instant, by the
Rev MI EckelI. ROBERT S. FLAGG, of Martinsburg,
Va to MARGARET A. daughter of the late Nathan
lei Hughes.
On the 25th instant at street Baptist Church, by
the Rev Mr.. Sampson, L. A. 1AKDELLAto ANNA NJ
WALKER all of Washington.
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LOLA MoNTEs-Deah Of -Hr. Kcald-A
correspondent of the London Obser5er states
as positive fact that. within the last four
months Mr.. Heald. the gentleman who a..
Quired such noteriety by his marriage with
Lola Monies, and whose death, by the foun
dering of his yacht off Fort ST. Julian, a;
the mouth of the Tagus, has been reportsl
in the daily papers, executed Il will in which
he has bequeathei to Lola Monies life in,
terest in $50, 900 vested in the funds. Ais
his portfolio of water drawings and engray
ings, and the portrait Of himself He a,s1
bequeathed to the Consumption Hospital. q;
Brompton, the magnificent sum of e5,0J0
and after some trifling legacies to his ser
wants, &C., he willed the remaining portion
Of his handsome fortune to his aunt. the
lady who manifested so natural a desire to
separate the nephew, after the discovery Of
his extraordinary and imprudent marriage
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House of Representatives.

On motion Of MIR. JONES, Of Tennessee,
the bill concerning bail in civil cases in the
District of Columbia, was taken up and
made the special order for to morrow, at
one O'Clock.
MIR. JENKINS announced, in appropriate
terms, the death of Hon. Alexander H. Buell.,
4 member of the House from the State Of
New York, and offered the customary reso-
lutions of respect to his memory.
MIR. IVES spoke briefly Of the character
aud virtues Of the deceased and offered a
resolution to pay for his funeral expenses
out of the contingent fund Of the House.
The resolutions were adopted and the
House adjourned.
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GEN. PIERCE's CARRIAGE.-Thec Carrie,
for Gen. Pierce, President elect, is now np,,
ly finished By the builders, Messrs. Jaso,
Clapp & Son, Pittsfieid 1t will be exb;I
tied in this city about the Goth of Februa,v
previous to its being sent with horses +.
match, to Washington.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON:
MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1853.
CONGRESS.

Senate.
The credentials of Mr.. K. SABAsTIN-re-
elected Senator for six years from the State
of Arkansas were presented and referred.
Mr.. HUNTER offered a resolution for the
appointment of a committee to count the
votes of President and Vice President, and
to inform them of their election
Mr.. Hale presented memorials from Anti
Slavery Societies, for the repeal of fugitive
slave law, which was read and laid on the
table.
Mr.. COOPER presented memorials from
citizens of Philadelphia for the establish
ment of railway post road between Phila-
delphia and New York: referred to the Com
mittee on Post-Ofices and Post Roads.
A message was received from the House
announcing the death of Mr. BUELL., mem
Der of that body.
Messrs. SEWARD, FISH and HAMILTON
pronounced fitting eulogies, and the usual
resolutions were passed.
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SB- oardinS.-Gentlemcn will find the fes;
of board ct Cops Pavilion, for $3.50 per week, -
board and lodging on enable terms. Gentlemeu
can be ommoiated with baths at all hour. a suJ-
ply Of hot or cold water always hand only = Cts
a single bath.
jan 22-1w Louisiana ave. near 9Th s..
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81 5anslsOme Rooms

81 II andsOme Rooms.-TWo neat az
convenient rooms, one Iaror and ore bedroom, c.I
be obtained rcas enable terms. if application Is
made immediately, at the house known as Butte.
Hotel" street, 18th, south side.
jan :5-tf
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CHARTER OK LIFE INSURANCE C0M.
p2TV
IzARTFORE CCNNECTICCT.

CdpiIuj 500, 900.
Securely invested under tie official approval Of the
Comptroller Of Public Accounts of this state.
Office corner Of Han afed <fSyltta, .StredS.
ESNHIS Company will issue Polio the Join. Stock
L principle. and npOu the Mutual plan, thus
blnlug the dement's OF both systems At tie option
the insured: and make contracts upon any and all
conditions appertaihiug connected with life RISKS
OF Whatever name or Nature.
Policies Will be Issued at tn Fl west ties o. MUM
that be adopted ami atfrI requisite security To
the insured ana perretuity TO the insti. luton.
On the SURRENDER OF Life Policy, the Ao,der VIII
ccVe its equitable value III cash
This Company continues to eject insurance on the
lives of persons going u Calf rnia, tar Of
premium: and to grant permits for -traveilg,
ana foreign residence at equitable rates.
Policies issued for the benefit OF married woman
On the life Of her husband, any otaer person, will
to her separate Ede, evidently Of her nus
band and Of the claims Of n creditors.
The Company is managed and controlled by Board
Ct directors. personally interested, stock
holders and policy holders, i'll its
Ia nphietS containing rates OF pre- mum and infor
nation in relation 10 the plan OF operations, and all
papers necessary to effect insurance. may be obtained
at the Office OF the Company, Of amy Of the
Agents
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Ea5~ Exhibition Notice-To U-asiiraf3g
Cuy Ltttott1rS.-AS Applicant si.s from o. fer y ace,
arr now coming in. thos4 citizens Washington vino
wish to secure favorable situations in tic Hall are
T: questsd to make their Applications OF aS early
q i.y as possible. by order OF the Exhibition Com
mtttee.
T. II. 0RRtIN.
Jan IL Rec Secretary
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so- Have you seen those beautifu

Lace Ber;has and Chemisettes at FATES? No. Wy
yoa ought by all inca s. There is also to b. ssr
Muslin Embroidered Caps, Ne:ino Embroidered scarf
Lace Emhrt iiercl Caps, Fancy Dress Caps Evraiu-
Head Dresses, Sontag sleeves, and beautiful 1t d:
Embroideries. ian u
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Bs@ The Roxbury Journal suggests thu,
its city have portrait painted of each
Mayor, the same to be placed in the Ci,-
Hall. The idea is applicable to any ci,r
-
and sensible anywhere.
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Roots Wonderful Dasuerreotypes

Go TO Roots! No matter whether
1t he clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal trrth he traces
Mulitudes of lovely faces
Roots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near Scven4
street. Jan 81
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81 F. Shaw and Harriet \. Howard
published in the Gardiner Me. Transcrip,
their contract Of marriage, denying ,Ro
rigth OF Church or State to have ought 70 =,
in the matter.
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H@The Boston Bee says that conven-
ton of the Sausage Makers of that city,
will be held shortly, having for its object
the selling of the miscellaneous eatable by
the measure, per length, instead of weight
per pound. Hence, very soon, the order
will be for an ell, foot, yard, rod, &C.,
of sausages. 1t is also rumored that the
admission of a greater variety of meat, and
more red flannel, is to be discussed.
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s9- whitenursts Gallery

best Daguerreotyfcs in this city, or in the world az
msde, is on Pennsylvania avenue near four aui D.
Ia f street.
He has splendid assortment of gilt francs, L9-s
cts and fancy cases just received call and zee then
ian Is
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s8-Joe ShiIIfngton receives all the

new books and newspapers as fast publ shed. h
is agent for arpers and all the other Magaziues AMI
readers wiIoaways find large and good assert,
nent of blank books and stationery at his book store
Odeon Building, corner Of q street and Penn.
ja2 81
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-31

gy~ We should have Acknowledged it ls.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-31

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immigration Of the last 70 II years had addej
100000 Of yards TO the regular anuu,,
demand for cotton goods.