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CLASSIFICATION OF CLERKs IN THE WAR DEP
MENT.


july 1, 1858.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
Archibald Campbell, chef clerk.
Class 4-Jobn Nc !hcrson: disburfng clerk
3-Nathan Rice John Potts.
CHARLES Calvsrs, James ID. Kerr.
l--Williem IN Lee
OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.
Glass 4-Joseph f. Brown.
3-James l. Addison.
John G. Lsw James H. Lourdy r NJ. Hanson,
Charles H. Lse, Samuel 5. Randall.
OFFICE OF THE QUARTER ERMAsTER-GENERAL.
Class 4-William A. Gordon.
3-Jsnes Goszler, William l. Bailey.
John s Moore. s. D. FinkeI Thomas J. Abbott,
J. G. Goodrich, Matthew MARKHAM.
1-James b Nourse, +. G. King, G. M Cooke.
OFFICE OF THE PAYMAsTER GENERAL.
3--N Frye Edmund H. Brooke.
1-Ricbard I. Coke
OFFICE OF THE coMMIssARY GENERAL.
Class 4-RcbaIa Goit'
. Columbus Munroe VIM. II. Watson.
John A. Wilcox, Joseph Schwartz.
OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL.
Class 4-Ricbmond John ION.
2-Andfes Balmsin.
1-P NJ Henry.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER.
Class 4-F N Barbasn.
James Eveletb James G, Wilson.
2-R b Fowler
III. C. Preuss.
OFFICE or THE COLONEL OF TYPOGRAPHICAL EN-
GIEEERs.
Class A. George Thompson
Phillip Harry.
III c. Dorsey.
OFFICE OF THE COLONEL OF ORDNANCE.
Class f. George Bender.
3--Morris Adler
2--S. Rsmsey William McDermott, James p Keller
Charles Semmer.
In W. Faes, X. b. Irwin.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR |
WASHINGTON, July l, 1858.
LIST or APPOINTMENTS THIS DAY.
sECRETARY's OFFICE.
Fourth Glass
/. X. Pritebett. 3 Al II White, Pa
j. Hood Pa.
Third Class
l. Simeon Smith " Y. g. Geo. A. ID Clarke, Md.
2. o. W. Noote, Acb.
Second Glass.
l. CHARLES A. Packard. 3. s. G. Hyde, Ind.
2 A. w. Fletcher Mass. 4. Robert Bowie Md.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Fourth Class
l. N p. Csnsin. d. C. g. Moses Kelly N. H.
.. j. W. dc Kraft D. G
Third Glass.
l. N. A. Randall, Nd. IL. James l.. Cathcart, Ia.
2. John L. Barnhi d. G. IL. JameslH. Blake, N. G.
3. r. I Reilsy, Ohio. IA. Charles A. Davis d. G.
4. VIM v. ii. Brown, D. G. 15. g. W. Bosrdman, Wis
6. ii II, Heath, Mich. 16 d McCsrty, N. Y.
@. Nicholas vedder. III. 10 s. Brntnall, NY.
7. samueir. Niles d. C. Is IL Sweet, r. l.
s Wm. VI. Lowry, ID. G. 10 G eeds. N. Y.
6. i~,j.L = Eu -, Pa ~ = Fmpu.
10 g. j. Dallas III n J K Copaut.
II. T. A. resShiaely, 30. ~ Oliver DufoU.
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VTANDEwATER'S HOTEL, SOUTH OYSTER BAY,
Lorg Isapd.-Tbis ,uss is most pleasantly and
lubrious situated within of fine bay and has good
for families single gentlemen. 1t Is
easy By The Long Island railroad and stage from
distance Of the houe and the drives in the vicinity cee
for their rural beauty and diversity Cnrsges and
the proprietor to the venicnce and comfort of the
visiters.
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Classification OF Clerks In tho Executive De-
partments Warrington.

WASHINGTON, July 2, 1858.
The following lists embrace the classifcations of
clerks in the Departments of War, Navy, and the
Interior made on the lst inst in conformity with
the act of Congress- passed at the last session The
cassifcations in the Treasury Department and Gene
raj Post Office is not yet entirely completed. The
salaries Of the clerks under the organization it
will be remembered 5000 for the first Glass; 81 200
for the second 500 for the third, ana 81 800 for
the fourth class. We have added the States from
which the appointments were made in the Depart
ment Of the Interior, so far as practicable.
CLASSIFICATION OF CLERKS IN THE NAVY DEPART.
MENT.
July l, 1853.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
John Eheridge chief clerk.
Fourth Ciars-L. b Harding register and disbursing
Third ua.s-c. sNs " Welsh principal oorr.apo.ds clerk
II. L. Harvey, warrant clerk.
Geo. Watkins, corresponding clerk.
w. B Gulick, corresponding clerk
j. s. Cunningham, corresponding clerk.
Second Class-H. B. Upshur, recording clerk.
Grer, recording clerk.
p. Colston recording clerk.
w. Robinson, recording clerk
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE AND uYDROGRAPHY.
sesond e d clsss-E u-s h'e TiSSaiI. clerk. sis.N
X King, clerk.
G. X. stellwagen, to act as craftsman
0. b Merrill clerk.
BUREAU OF NAVY YARDS AND DOCKS.
Fourth Class--w c. Rideely, clerk.
Second Glass;. Cough clerk.
j. M Young. clerk
+. de Ia Roche, clerk, to act as draushts
JOS. s. Robinson, Jr., clerk.
First Glass;. =. McEldery, clerk
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT, AND REPAIR
Fourth Clasp. c. John on clerk.
Second Class--J w. Bronaugh. clerk.
James Selden clerk
W S. McNairy, clerk.
w. w. Morrison, clerk.
w. Schall, clerk
r. Powell, clerk, TO act "a draughtsnan.
&. +. Green, clerk
First Class-C Hackett, clerk.
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
Fourth Cass-John w, Cameron clerk.
Second Class-T. Filebrown, clerk.
j. S Williams, clerk.
L. 3. Allyn.
r. Bowman.
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
Fourth GLASS; R. Addison assistant to Chief Of Bureau
Second Class-L Irwin, clerk.
One vacancy.
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OsT-A POCKET BOOK. IN GOING FROM FORTY
IL sixth street to Yorhvle containing about $9 In
for S23 from John d. Rohr check for s22 sgned by a.
J. r. Ptrrmsnn. All persons cautioned against nego
ating Of the above drafts and checks has
been ped liberal reward will be given to the finder
6y Z. a J. PfIRRMANN. II Frankfort street.
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From the Cape OF Good Hope and Australia

INTERESTING MARATIME NEwS-sUFFERINGs OF THE
KAFFlRs-THE AMERICAN JAPAN EXPEDITION
THE GOLDEN ACCOUETs-MINERs DIsGUsTED WITH
LEGISLATIVE ENACTMENTS, ETC.
BosToN July 5-SP.M NJ
The bark sprinsbsk, from Cape Town, Cape of Good
Hope May 16 arrived here this evening She ropGrts
the ship Siam from Manis for NeS York. before report
ed put in in distress, putting in foremast and
fishing the msnmast; would sail about May D.
The Fapeuil Hail. with government COAL had dlscharg
ed and would sail for Calcutta the 18th also the bark
fremont for Boston June 1.
AT ST. smon's bay the bark Phoenix, from New York
for Australis put in leaking badly and would be con-
demned.
At st Helena, May 80, ship Severn, from Canton for
New York. TO sail next day also bark Maid Of Orleans,
from Manila snd the Fesee Islands for Boston day
From the Cape Town papers we learn that the
stituten of the Cape had been promulgated Il gives
equal rights to all classes and coors There is to be
legislative Council and House of As embly composed
OF resident colonists and elected by the people, bn
Law go into force without the sanction of the Queen.
The Cape Town Mail says that 'this constitution restores
liberty to the people of the Cape"
The bark GeeloDg from Ade aide London with thirty
thousand ounces Of gold, put into Cape Town, Mays
The steamer Melbourne, from Aiesids March 49,
snd King Georges Sound April s. for London put into
Cape May TO- with hundred thousand ounces of gold
The country appears to be in quiet state, except from
the sctop OF bodies OF disarmed Ksirs, who by the
result OF the dispose sed of their lands and
wandering about the country in state of extreme pow
eIiy, sometimes stealing cattle from shear desperation
ana hur ger,
The u : steamer Powhatan of the Japan Expedition
sailed from Table Bay April 20, for Meuiitius.
The ship Sterling, from sumatra arrived in Table Bay,
My 8 and sailed The 5tb FOR Gibraltar.
The news from Melbourne is not quite so late that
via Panama. but from Adelaide IL is later, and contains
particulars not published by that arrival. The
Adelaide Weekly Dispatch, of March 10 saysthat thres
more great nuggets bad been found in the Cauadi
gully weighed little short OF 9S lbs another 10
lbs and the third 140 ounces In the Canadian gully
Of the holes down 1l2 feet, while new dig
pings being discovered. The hereto.o tore famous
oven dgergs al discount many leaving sand but
few arriving
TIE New South Wales Legsttuce had passed act
for the regulation Of the gold fields stringent that the
result had been to disgust miners and to put stop TO
many dggngs altogether.
There change in market quotations, except for
lumber, which was rapidly Increasing in price.
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More ApI osntmcnts In the New York Custom
House.
The following additional appointments have been made
BY the Collector
DEPUTY COLLECTORS
Charles G. Walden, John II. Hunt.
Joseph d. Newton. William c. Gray.
Roy al Hewens, Aaron Phillips.
Abfahs Verplanck, Charles A Crackbon,
John Van Duyne. John g. Voorhees,
Jane III Cornwell Evan johnson. jr
John Scarlet, George L. KeeGe
INSPECTORS.
Samuel ?. Goidson, John T. Burling.
Andrew W. Dog, Jern. Thompson Halett,
Charles Granger, George W. NJ. Briggs,
George Hubban Joseph A. Yard,
william u Shaw, Simon w. Manwaring,
Edward Murray. John stephens,
Samuel = Graves William Coly or,
james b. Archer, George 7. Teel.
NIGHT wArCHsfEN.
Oliver Var detwater, Henry Van Holland.
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AIfo TIE following notes past due, VIZ
Henry a. Aru strong, dated LIST October, 1871, pay
able in year from date, with interest to order Of
A. G. Sloo, and by him endorsed. S97H 10
Suydam. Sage 4 Co.'s acceptance Of s. suydam's
drat Calvin Bishop due 4th Sept 1850 4063 SO
Tho above named reward will be paid the
che ead and notes and questions asked the
being value but the the
dersisnsd payment ofthe notes having been stopped.
The makers of the said and the public
hereby against receiving and neeottng
OF the said notes. WILSON BROWN, SO Beaver
New July 1853.
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SrnCAAL n01rUMs.
J, IN IEsT!TTT.A "A STATED M ESNTaLY
Tas.'d''
A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE SHIP
s.nn T s usual place this
j. K RArnosD. Secretary. T. MORRIS, President
CARD-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE VARIOUS AR.
% s.mAp As
% to % S. have
Ssss;
s.sss ss.s:SI:s:
end ohsapss. manner practicable The time By
greatly bulk aSfas sss mall. 1ssa ssa
sss sr S T s ss Of 1
the Panama Railroad, and with this consequent saving Of
Of freight passage and Issao
ports 0fsAe Boasd # D5.sGT
New York. July l, 1858. ''''''"'''
MAsoNIc.THE MEMBERS OF POLAR srARLoDoE,
IN hs is .nd ON G 70
business Of importance will come before the Lodge
AMD o OLIVE 4
ssr
Dsi0rs 'Aem. BY order rdssSotRrNcr Of coRnyrr W x,...-
W. WALSH R Scribe he' '1-'oA 0o"DA-' n''''''
ETo INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURERS You ARE
hereby notified that William Judscn has authority
ins
Irseoenns no acts Of his binding and that
nnde: obligation to raty anything sh,s he h., done in
Providence, July l. 1853.
eTHE NEW YORK cENTRALRAILKoAD COMPANY
that in sf an dss
the sax s @
S GTSaS the S ass
Company The sna Utica Railroad coSpsay tie
syrssgss And usGs Direct Railroad Company tLs Roohss
:s:::sS Si. EsissS s:sssS
as
S,s . g.
Of se.ts. Rairoad CGmpanss Whereby the said several
4
sss s sa 1t s: . .S
y IN ss provided for BY the said agree
Albany rRS RSssET SAGE Ki'.sss COMPANY
IS d5Rsfsa 55Sy eSGSsa'
jc&S wnkksoN HtlfkS ss.'sa fa.saP csa%Psn'
iis vsifs pes%aR.
frs Ssis fssms'n'
;ossr plss.a Company
ofste Buffalo ssd Rosh:;ssT chs &ss Railroad Company.
a,.,. assI z; SsqLTSS: Psse;idsnss "
lubriousi situated With fine bay good
;:ss Long Stage from
sr .Ieir rural beauty and diversity
tL proprietor to the convenience and comfort OF the
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WASHINGTON, July 2. 1858.

WASHINGTON, July q 1905
The foowipgis complete list of the employees In the
Patent Office classified the first instant. The six
assistants examined included in class No. 8, 1t will
be perceived that the changes in this Bureau have hcen
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cupied by grocers, &c
The Tavern Sailors Home.
Hopper Co., blacksmths.
Wheeler. pump and block factory.
Pool, bookstore and express office.
Fore Il Brothers, jewellers.
The Cansl Collectors flee.
Oswego Journal establishment, partially saved.
The house Of Heck and Ladder Co. No. l. and Eague
No. 8.
Also the large planning mill owned by Gerritt Co..
with all the machinery and lumber.
The above are but partially insured.
1t is impossible to ascertain individual losses. Many
removed their things three blocks respective
residences, only to b. removed in q moment more so
rapid was the progress of the flames
Three Of the largest mills ruins wi thin an houv
after the first discovery of the fire.
The FIRE Of 1s49 nothing ed to this and
many estimate the loss much higher than our figures
large share of the loss will fall on persons abroad
The heat the river distance Of sevea hundred
feet great that it feared the opposite side
would catch but the wind blowing strong in the opposite
direction prevented it.
Two fire engines down from Fulton and three
from Syracuse.
meeting of the citizens in view of this great Gala
nifty took place five O'Clock this evening at the Court
House. Large numbers present. William Lewis
called to the chair, and William s, Malcolm appointed
secretary.
On motion of r. p Grant committee of fifteen
appointed to ascertain the of the distressed and
devife for their temporary relief committee Of
FIVE was appointed to raj money, &,-L. Wright being
the treasurer.
All have been temporarily provided fcr-hundreds being
qusrtered in the City Hotel and other public buildings
A rumor vas current that had been killed.
but ii is believed to be unoupded Many injured
by falling of tunbers being burnt, sc &c.
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Dest, uction of n Tobacco Mans ufactory by Fire
BALTIMORE July 8, 1853
The extensive tobacco mandatory OF James Thomas
at Richmond covering half square, destroyed by
fire Saturday night. Loss estimated at $50, 00O In
eured for $40 OOO
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MEXICAN INSTITUTR.-A STATED MONTHLY
IA meeting Of this Institute will be held this Thursday
July T. at ~ O'clock, at its No. 35l Broadway
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A. d. johnson, blacksmith,
Stark 4 Page, lumber yard,
L. CiIes, druggist,
Phillips. bat store,
W. Cooper hard ware,
AeJriman, dc
J. b Col ~sll, druggist,
Littlefield's block.
Marshal, baker.
Cozzen's Inv office.
III. +. Wallace's nat store,
James Rrowp, law Office.
0 Robbinson, do.
Hathaway. DO.
L. Wrights grocery.
Wallace, boots and shoes.
Binger's grocery.
Wyls's do.
Coplin do.
Bentiey's dry goods.
Benefits brick residences.
Grants do
The Wilber House.
z six or seven buildings, oc.
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9 SPORTING sc.

CPoETltG,- FOR ssLE, FOUR BEAUTIFUL YOUNG
~ FrNbuunde about three months old strong and
whicn with the mother at No 81 Spring street.
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A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE SHIP
"A Joners Union will be held at the place this
"Wednesday evening July s, at o'clock.
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Abby's clothing store,
Boquot's shoe store,
O'Kane, paint shop,
Andrews, grocery,
Davis, do.
Burr, do.
Fowler & Co., do.
Wheeler, hardware.
Brown. the Recess.
Nett, grocer.
McAv0y, do.
DoADelly, do.
Andrews Recess.
Murray, shce store.
Farrell. grocer.
Dryer & Kingsland, do.
Eagle Tavern.
Rosell's saloon. $685..
Sabine's Tavern.
Bah or, grocer.
Oliver meat shop.
Crandall 4 Scott, black
/ smiths.
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LOST AND FOUND.

AOE RFWARD-MISSED FROM THE OFFICE OF
~pLC the subscribers the afternoon Of the 9th inst
sundy pocies Of the Atlantic and New York
Mutusl Companies storage receipts and other
papers, and the notes of hand below described viz
due 9Th Septemher Observation-Disclosures. 1886 95
Cotton Ely endorsed by W. Meech due I'd Oct 68l 06
iadeipbia, due 9TH October =. ss4 o.
Philadelphia due I'd October ............. $50 81
B. Marsbman endorsed by W Meech due 18th Oct 3 90
Do do. do. do. llth Oct 400 90
George Watts, do. do do. 7th Oct 253 %
Do do. do do. 7th Sept 252 0
Cornish Lampert a Co., endorsed by Walker Bro - .
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CIOU UUU aes porter &c, Of choice qualities suit
ca - ~ imported by the subscriber and offered at
twenty cent belos any other house Dealers
spertLI nvtad to call and will be treated the most
lea tr Pine claret 81 80 per dozen, bottles return
ed shc aiI other qualities. Bottled Wines liquors, &c
Sehi, ena Schnapps In variety, by WA. H. UNDER
HILL 40 Broome street.
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NE WARDS.


LS RLWARD.-LoS ON THE ID INST. IN WEST
srD epty first street. black and white Kinx Charlie
slut Tl dnder will receive the above reward by leavin
her nj IL sixth avenue, corner OF Ninth street.
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ITO INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURERS YOU ARE
L hereby notified that William Judson no authority
to act as my attorney or to give licenses for the
rubber originally dated august 81 1896 and extended
August 81 1885, for further term years aad chat
recognize acts Of his binding me, and that
under DO obligation to ratiy ANYTHING he has done
my name. EDWIN II. CHAPPEE.
Provdenoe July !, 1853.
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MlSxcEl.L6NEUUAs

6cnn TO PERSON HAVING SMALL CAPI
spOVO. tai and some knowledge of the drug trade,
oppor unity offers to establish himself in bus
ecd with shipping, where good profit can be
realized The only for selling is other engagements
Apply b T. kICIARbsON, No ~ Spruce street.
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Charles Mason, of Iowa, commissioner.
s. 7. Shugert, PenDa.. chief CLERK.
l.. d. Gale, N. Y, examiner.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-23
By f. S. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

ny f. ,. whl6HI, Georgetown.
FURNITURE, FANCY GOODS. &c. at Auction
i On SATURDAY morning, the Oath instant, j
shall sell, without reserve
sets mahogany springseat Chairs
pair do Dining Tables
dozen caneseat Chairs, mahogany ard walnut
BtGsteads
Dressing Bureau, marble cop
Mating, Mats, DC.
Also, Ladies rosewood, mahogany, and walnut
Workbo
Portfolios. Portmonnaies, Glass Boxes
Games Knives and Forks, Carvers
Spoons, Walters, Pocket and Penknives, &c.
Also, so dozen Jumbiers
100 Dishes ard Vegetable Dishes
Radiator and airtight Stoves
Also, 100 Pair Gum Shoes in order
Also, 10 double barrel Fowling Pieces
Terms cash. T. s. WRIGHT
dec 23-lt Auct;cro.r
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Georgetown Correspondence.
GEORGETOWN, December p

"EoRaETowN, December 2 ;, 1853.
our principal business street (Bridge) was COM
Petely thronged from an early hour in the day, YES
10 late IN the afternoon, with country wagons
anu other vehicles, unloading and loading, and ON
own citizens, chiefly ladies, preparing for the an
P."aching Christmas holidays; and the rich dsnIar
y, goods, OF every description. made by orr mer
o.s, was feaiif tempting. The three chief places
Va attraction was Heeter's confectionery establish
meht, where all manner of good things for Christ
mas ana toys, &C. for Children are at all times to ne
oiiu' ana on The most reasonable terms; Seymour,S
s"''ndIc hai ana rich fur emporium, where the
very ldest fashion OF hats. caps and ladies, furs mr..
al all times 10 be found and ArnyS old and nonpI.r
biinge street. confectionery e>ta bsment and if
you get INTO 1t. you must keep your purse STRINGS
u'aNh uSt', orthe accommodating manner of friend
Army ana the sweet smiles of the ladies will drau !,
tn the BOTTOM and YOU will be forced tn call or, .,
take home your purchases We advise our citizens
one ana all, who are In want of the articles adyer
call. " s' '''oh d
The very interesting ceremony Of prese,,,nu .,
each one of the children attached 10 orr Method;st
Sdobatn school handsome premium as n Christ
iaS GUT, VIII TAKE place on next Sabbath afternoon
III the church, at ~ O'Clock. The children. led by
MI hehry w llSon Will sing number of very pretty
pieces, and the Rev Mr.. Landsreet will deliver an
address to the teachers and children; after which he
premiums VIII he presented by w. H. Edes ESQ.
SUPERINTENDENT ofihe school -
Inc cold OF the past few DAYS has to some extent
checked business upon our Canal. The number of
arrivals OF boats have been It's large As they were
i'f me several preceding weeks. We presume how
go II ue son weather OF this morning continues
10, d It" DAYS, trade upon it will sgain revive
rade III flor during the last few DAYS has no, been
very heary-al have been nnxio,,slv av.aitips tho
steamer Americas news. Small sales have bpen
made at SOD s6-56 a $685.. No change in grain
since our last. Pork continues to arrive freely and
Is selling from wagons at $50 a $751;
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MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
CANF1ELD. BROTHER g. CO.

1hAuNAE ICGNI " ElSIm MAS fh ESENIS
CANF1ELD, BROTHER g. CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET, corner of Charles
AVE received from all parts of the world TN,
IL largest and greatest variety of
RICH, RARE AND CURIOUS ARTICLES
ever imported into this city, MANY OF which are truly
elegant. We name few of the leading articles:
WATCHES
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
from London, Liverpool. Geneva and Copenhagen
GOLD CHAINS AND CHATELAINES.
set with Diamonds, Pearls, RIhies, &c.
PARIS AND GENEVA JEWELRY,
OFTHE NEWEST STYLE.
consisting OF full suits and SINGLE pieces OF Enamelled
Emerald, Pearl Rubes, CarbuncIe, Coral, SC.
SUPERB JEWELRY,
Paris, Geneva, Leipsc Fnir, Vienna, &c.-entrely
LONDON AND AMERICAN JEWELRy,
IN GREAT T.4RIETY
d NON TICLES,
Such
=, BtR;aCELETs, Err RINGs. BROOCHES,
FlNGER-R1NGS, SCARF-PINS, STUDS, SC
SILVER V.1RE,
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
consi sting OF Il choice collection of articles VIZ:
PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS, TEA CADDIEs,
NAPKIN RINGS. SALT CELLARS
COFFEE AND TEA SETS, TEA KETTLES.
CARD STANDS, INK STANDS. VASES.
SUGAR BOXES, DESSERT KNIVES, SPOONS
and FORKS, Vegetable, Salad, Asparagus, Ice
aud Sug'r TONES, Cake, Pie. Ice Cream
Pudding. Fish and Butter KNIVES,
GOBLETs, CUPS, TUMBLERS, WATERS,
MONEY BOXES, CRACKER SPOONS,
OYSTER LADIES, PICKLE KNIVES & FORKS
OF STERLING SILVER.
p IRIS FURN ITURE
few choice specimens, beautifully inIaid.
BOHEMIAN GLASS ARTICLES.
III great variety.
SHEFFIELD BIRMINGHAM PL ATED GOODS,
ALBATA SPOONS,
FORKS, LADIES, CASTORS
CAKE BASKETS, SPLENDID MANTEL
CLOCKS, from PARIS; BRDNZES, from PARIS
and BERLiN; DRESDEN CHINA GOODS,
RICH AND LARGE SIZE VASES,
PARIAN MARBLE GOODS. new patterns;
PAPIER MACH GOODS
Fancy GOODS. ris:
OPERA GLASSES. PORT FOLIOS,
WRITING DESKS. WORK BOXES, SEGAR
CASES SNUFF BONES, SPLENDID
FANS, TORTOISE SHE'LL COMBS, PORT
MONNAIES CARD CASES,
GOLD TIIIMBLES, TOOTH PICKS.
SOLID SILVER MOUNTED DRESSING CASES,
NEEDLE CASES, BOBBIN HOLDERS,
L.7DLES' COMPANIONS,
and an endless variety of articles which arc now
opened and are offered AT prices rhch cannot Int girc
entire satisfaction All articles from our establish
ment are guaranteed to be a. represented or the
money returned
dec Dat CANFIELD, BROTHER & co
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-23
By &c. Mcguire, Auctioneer

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT in the First
Ward at Public Sale.--on FRIDAY afternoon
Dec mber 23d, AT half past o'clock, on the prepi
ses, shall sell Lot No IL in Square S. fronting Is
feet on north street between 23d and 2ith streets
west running back 1012 feet to a 10 foot aev. The
lot has also five foot alley running the full depth
the side.
This lot is situated on of the squares forming
The Circle. and is one of the most desirable build.
ing lots in that section of the city.
Title indis utabe.
Terms: Onetbrd cash; the residue in SIX and L.
months for notes satisfactorily secured bearing in
terest j. c. MCGUIRE,
dec I'D Auctionear
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-23
Steamboat Explosion. tf Life.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2l.-The steamboat
Zachary Taylor, from Laurenceburg for
this city, exploded her boiler this morn
ing about 6 o'clock at Taylorsville, kill
ing three persons and scalding ten. The
boat was saved from sinking, The up
per cabin is not much damaged.