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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-02
ODDS Ard END.

- Upon the person of a burglar who
was caught in Boston on Wednesday
night, was found the key TO Daniel Web
ster's tomb, from which an intent to rob
the tomb is inferred.
-" Where are we going !"-N. Y.
Herald
* The Bible will tell you r'-Bostor
Post.
- The multiplicity of bcggars in
Newark, beggars all description.
- Flour sells in Boston at $l2 so
cts. per barrel.
- The ministers of Maine are en-
deayoring to break up the practice of
burying the dead on the Sabbath. They
will no doubt next attempt to destroy the
practice of dying on that day.
+ An itinerantministe was one dav
preaching to "pack of hardened sinner"
when he made use of the following and
rather striking smile: "My hearers"
said he, Il can compare you to nothing
but parcel of hickory nuts: the gospel
is the wedge, and,,-throwing himself in
the attitude of woodman-"by the
grace of God I'm the beetle to w-a-c-k IL
into you.
- st. Louis papers of the 18th, ult.,
state that there has been more sleigh
riding i'll that city during the previous
live days, than had been known in as
many years. Among the curiosities of
the course, was mammoth elk harncssed
to pung.
The Oregonians are talking of be-
coming State with sanguine tone of
the speedy accomplishment of the inten-
ton. Oregon now counts its fifty thou
sand people. -
A nosegay is easily obtained
-Four brandy toddies day for a couple
OF months, will put you in the way of
one that will astonish all your friends.
"A large establishment for the
manufacture Of sewing silk is about to be
erected at Hartford, Conn. It will give
enploymant to some four hundred opera-
tives.
Cham, the caricaturist, represents
Dumas seated on car, writing with one
hand, working the crank of printing
press with the other, and distributing his
journal right and left with his feet.
On the Sd instant, there was a
general rise in the price of bread in Lon
don of Id. on the four pound loaf, ior the
best wheaton and seconds bread. Goals
also advanced Cd. per cwt.
: - The Chicago Journal gives the
names Of ten railroads which Gel tire in
that city, and over which se7enty-iye
trains daily leave and arrive.
The mississippi peniten iary ) 'elds
a profto Of 100000 annually.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-02

dread RIoTs IN ENGLAND.-At the
departure of the Asia there were great
apprehensions of Bread Riots in England,
owing to the enormous rise in the prices
of breadstuffs.
AT Topshal. mobs Of women threatened
the bakers in consequence of the latter
raising the price of bread. At Creditor,
also, bands Of women and children parad-
ed the streets, and attacked some of the
bakers shops, demolishing the doors and
windows, and doing other damage.
The market people were also molested,
and their produce kicked about the streets.
The police were unable to put down the
disturbance, and it was not until the re-
port that soldiers were coming that quiet
was restored.
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THE WAY TO SAY IT,

The Baltimore Clipper Of this morning,
in reply to our question whether its sdi-
tor, Mr.. Requa, inclined to abolitionism,
says:
"Our neighbor of the Star has put a
plain question, and without admitting
bis right to interrogate us, we reply that
we are unqualifiedly in favor of the COM
promise of 1852, and opposed to all in
reference with orr
20 the way to say it. We trust
that the Clipper, now having an editor
opposed to interfering with his neighbors
affairs, will let the poor Catholics alone,
and stop abusing them and their religion.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-02

WASHINGTON TERRIroRY.-The De-
mocrats have called convention to meet
at the Conbitz Landing on the End of
January to nominate Delegate to Con.
gress. The Wings have called q conyen.
ton to meet at Olympia. The election
was to take place on january 80. The
legislature is to assemble at Olympia,
February ~. Col. j. P. Anderson, F.
Chenoweth and Hon. VIM. Strong ara
candidates for Congressional Delegate.
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DIE ID.

UI e ID.
On the lsf instant, Miss MARGARET PAGAN,
f77-The friends aud acqrainiances o: the faui'iy
are Respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral to-
NOTION (FHday) evening nj 3o' lock, IRON the resi-
denee Of her mother on Al street between i2Ih ana
18th. :, .a-a
On tho lst instant after long and severe Illness
HENRY HOFFMAN, aged 80 years.
In Baltimore on the 3lst ultiino, after painful
illness of two weeks, MARY T.; aged III 'n'"'ns'
daughter of John T. and Martha Hope.
On the 18th utimo, in the city of Phhadeirhia,
JAMER ROBERTSON, Esq, having on The day 81
his death attained his sai year. -
In New Albany, Indiana, Mrs. ISABEJ.LA SEM
STACK, consort of Henry Z. Sengstack, OF this
city, in the 2sd year Of her age. s-7-=-
Liaos on Ghc Deaak ofIeAAc r. CoRBrTT, JR., ~
, Mss II. RENT, Of Ba,,ia.ye-
His heart broken parents hung round his bed side
Fer days and nights his wants TO provide, ~ =
And many and Utter the tears for him shed,
Aud anxiou. and ervent the prayers that were said.
Kind parents ard friends rncirciins his bed.
Were 10th to number their child with the dead;
But angels of light came whispering low,
And bore him 10 heaven from tsoublcs Lciow.
Then sank his bright form 10 its quiet, lust sleep,
Closed gently those eyes never more To weep;
So calmly he sunk in deaths Geld embrace, 81
That could have thought lis slumbeiing face.
He has gone like the tinted cloud in the even,
Melting slowly away on the bosom OF heaven;
Or, like the young bud, that promised to bless
Our sight with hines OF its rich ioveliHess,
But nursing worm In is foIdings une.n.
II wthers and droops IN its bower of green:
And ere it, destroyer is clearly revealed,
It's petals are wthered and its doom ever sealed;
And the hands that ha cherished for sake of th'
Loom E..-t-
Must now lay il Lowry in the DARK silent tomb,
And the eyes that in pride wont often TO dwell
On tina; face snd that form they cher he'd 50 well,
| Must rnournfuIly and sadly Turn ever away
| From that Wondering form Of inaDimate clay.
| Oh bitter the pang 10 a fond parents heart,
From the face OF their chill forever TO part;
| To gaze on this face aud look but in vain
| For smile from cold lips, twill ncer smile again
OH j. there charm this vain earth can supply,
| To tighten a heart of this fierce agony! .t
No-earth hath not power 20 heal The rad heart,
| 'Tis heaven alone the hahn impaIt;
| When grief has invaded the quiet, happy home,
And blights all our fairest pleasures to come,
| IT'S then we can lift our soHowing eyes
| To our lost ones dwelling, away in the skies
| Ills then can look to one who sorrow ha
4 known,
| To guide and to guard US in troubles our own,
And viii at last succour nd crown all bliss,
| And grant us all peace in his sweet loveliness.
Farewell, dearest Isaac, we mourn your sad loss,
| Blu, its God that berctt us, We will bear the sa
Baltimore, January 25th, 1854.
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70 Resolutions have been introduced
into the Louisiana Legislature, approving
the " Intervention !" of our Government in
the koszta case; also declaring cum
called for" and un-American, and
mexpedient" efforts the Federal Gov.
ernment may think it its duty to make,
with view to put down movements
suspected of having the liberation of Cuba
in view.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-02

BRITISH REVENUE REruRNs.-The rev.
enue returns for the year and quarter,
ending Jan. 5, show on the year, an in.
crease of fl .3l5,925, but on the quarter
decrease of Eos, 297. The falling off on
the quarter was distributed as follows -
On the customs ,f96, 8O6, excise liz, $40,
stamps IS ,1Ol, taxes 1913, property tax
$3.50, miscellaneous 5,887, total $780,
2T. Increase on Post Office, GO, 900, net
decrease, f299.297. This reduction is
attributed in part to the reduction of du.
ties, and partly to the strikes which must
have materially diminished the consump.
ton of general commodities, as well as
the production of particular articles,
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u Most ladies think it is the summit
OF misfortune to be ugly. This is mis-.
take. quite frequently. The chances are,
as the world goes, that homely women
are altogether the best at heart, head and
soul. A pretty face often presides over a
false heart and . weak head, With the
smallest shadow Of . soul.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-02
BIRTHNIaHT BALL.

TIME swAsHINGToN LIGHT INFANTRY take
pleasure I'm snnourseing TO their friends end
and ii citizens seaerslly that their annual BALL
viii he held AZ Carcss SELDOM, on "WEDNESDAY,
February I'D. and they assure all who may honor
them with their presence the occasion that moth
ing sha1 he ist undone on the part Of the coupany
10 make Il an evening Of Pleasure and grstfcstion
% ell who attend
supp r and refreshments served up ty conn.
tent cate CT.
A superior ootillon Eand has been ,nsss.i f.
the occasion. ..s--
T.ckeis TWO DoLLAfs- to be h.d Of J. O. Wa.
n.r 6core clown; w. ID. Butt, corner Pa s,enu. 80
l2th street.; = n Power, c,rner la avenue and IA
street; j Ssillingtons, corner Pennsylvani. az.
pue sni AZ street, ard at the door on the e,-nir,
o. the bah.
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u We learn from New Orleans that
Mrs. Landreaux has obtained in one OF
the courts there, a verdict of twenty
thousand dollars, against the New Or
leans Railroad Company. The suit was
brought for damages sustained in the
loss of her husband, who was killed by
an accident On the road in question.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-02

70 An anonymous letter is . mode OF
moral murder, which, using only a pen
for poignard, and an inkstand for bowl,
polsons confidence and stabs character,
without fear of detection. .....
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-02

FROM PoRro RIco,-The cholera at St..
Thomas was raging fiercely. From the
LIST Of January to the 18th, there was
l,5OO persons died, mostly blacks. The
Porto Rico steamer had ceased running
on account of her machinery being ont of
order. %ss" iias ~ sa a.sssg =
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From the Boston Commonwealth Of yesterday.
BEDINI IN BOsTONLEXCITING DEMON-
STATIONS! THE NUNCIO BURNT IN

EFFIGY!
The arrival of Monsignor Bedini, in
the city, yesterday, incognito, to take
passage in the steamer to-day, for Europe,
was known by some of the German popu-
lation, who have been informed of all his
movements since he left Cincinnati; and
last evening they took measures to ex-
press their opinion of the alleged muir.
derer Of Ugo Bassi, and other Italian re-
volutionists.
Accordingly, last evening, secret meet
lngs were held in various German beer
houses, and it was determined to meet at
about 10 o'clock on the Common, when,
after speeches, an effigy representing the
Nuncio should be burnt. The arrange
ments therefor were all duly made, and
great interest and enthusiasm attended
the proceedings.
By the hour assigned, large crowds of
the Germans assembled near the large
I'm on the Common, when some six or
eigh brief speeches in their language
were made by different speakers, fire.
4uently interrupted by the "bravos" of
the company, which could not have num-
bered less than four or five hundred
The tenor of the addresses was recitals of
the atrocities Of the Nuncio, with wither-
ing execrations upon his name.
At about half-past eleven, huge effigy
of Bedini, crowned with cardinals hat,
and clothed in scarlet and purple, was
brought by some dozen men upon the
ground, and speedily fixed to one of the
guide boards on the mall leading from
West street to the large elm, about mid
way from fremont street. Fire was ap-
piled to him, ring formed of the specta-
tors, and his combustion, amid the shouts
and cheers of the crowd, speedily follow
ed. The straw was well saturated with
alchohol, and made bright light for a
large distance. The German participa-
tors seemed frantic with delight.
The vast crowd then moved off amid
cries of " Franklin Street." and proceed
ed to Bishop Fitzpatrick's house, corner
of Federal and Franklin streets, where
the Nuncio is stopping. Reaching the
residence, shouts, yells, cries, groans, and
calls rent the air for some half an hour,
when the crowd moved off, with various
acclamations upon the Butcher of b.
logna," &C., &c. Soon after midnight
all was quiet.
Earlier in the evening, another con-
course visited the Bishops premises, and
saluted his guest in the same manner.
At neither visit was any violence at
tempted.
Large numbers of the watch quietly
looked on, at the first visit, but no vio-
lence being manifested, no arrests were
made. Indeed, the watch seemed to enjoy
the sport, rather, as they laughed and
chatted about the affair as if a pleasant
episode to their customary duties.
1t was only by dint of long persever-
ance that our reporter got an inkling.
early in the evening, of these proceedings,
as, singularly enough, every one to whom
he addressed himself seemed to hnow
nothing Of the affair.
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ID The Mississippi Synod of the Pres
byterian Church lately resolved to raise
SAC, 900. to establish book depository
in New Orleans.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-02

THE GuANo MoNofoLY. branch.
es of the Maryland Legislature have
adopted tho resolution requesting their
Representatives and Senator's in Congress
to urge upon the General Government the
propriety of making an arrangement by
which the monopoly in guano in that
State may be removed.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-02

UThe Missouri Iron Works, al
Wheeling, were entirely destroyed by
fire on Tuesday. The loss is in the
neighborhOod of 100000.
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ARRrrn

On the 3lst utimo, by the Rev. Mr.. Hodges, JAS.
HENRY MOORE 10 Miss MARCARET ANN FARR,
both OF Prince CeorRes county, Maryland. 81.
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Treasury Notes Outstanding Febru
airy 1, 1854.

Treasury Notes Outsta nding Febru-
airy 1, 1854.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers tfice, Feb. I, 1854.
Amount outstanding of the several Issues r,ior t1
I'D July, 1916, ss iccorls Of tbs
Office, slos.7iI "a
Amount outstanding of the issue % 22i
July, 1916, as per records of this flee. $3.50 GO
Amount outstanding Of the issue Of 18th
ofJsnuary, 1877, per records Of this
Office. 2;4)O &C
Slli,l6l g.
rtduct cancelled rotes In the hard of &C.
counting officers, all under acts prior
to 81 July, isi6...-....-........ $50 G.
sil4,oil q
+. BIGGER,
feb 1T Register
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tG3- The Subscriber tender his SINGER,
thanks to the Firemen of Washington for their cn
uaordnary and successful cyert0ns in saving hi
properly from Destruction the morning Of the soil
instant he feels that he is indebted The service.
OF the Northern Liberties and Franklin Fire Com
panies for the preservation of his home and wis,e
he could give them some more substantial evidcnc,
OF his gratitude than words.
Esp:c,al thanks are due to ths Perseverance Fir.
Company f,r the generous loan of Hose. which en-,
bled the hremen to reach my premises with water
with ut which it could not have been saved
Rb 1-t% JNO II CATI0
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w. NOT1CE.-The monthly meeting OF tn
lS Pcrsrverance Fire Company win bs held
the Hall Cr tina Engine House. OF THURSDAY EyI
MING, at ~ O'Clock.
Punctual attendance Of rsembers Is requested a.
the election of officers will take place
w. w. TUCKER,
Ioi-Zt Secretarv
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~ One Of the Deputy United States
Marshals of New York arrived at Nor
folk ON Monday, with fugitive slave in
custody, who was found secreted on board
a schooner, bound from Norfolk to New
York.
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90 OAage Tribe. No. 6, lmprovee
Gritr OF Red aien.-A sIc l.! netting vii
be bel at ther WtwLn', THIS Thurs ay) EVEN
lHH, II O'Clock. 10 make arrsn sements 10 at ens
In" tuner # our late brother, ncn;y Ii, lsaan
~ ot.Gr Oh JAGES KELSEY,
10 Il sacl en-
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TO THE LADIES.

HAVE ju received q beautiful assortment n,
4 head Dresses, Tinsel Ornaments Tor III, hi,
ilnsei Ribbors OF various stylrs, Illusion and Tar.
ION f,r evening dresses. Lace Goods of every dessp
non, ana good stock Of o,her fancy articles sppro.
pirate for the coming festivities
It Will be remembered that the aboye Goods ara
very desirable and prisons will do vel to call ear
'ney wi n to make good selection.
f+at tt -1 y. n. MYER,
Pa avenue, betW cen Sth and 9Th sts
r c.in order to ind the place without disculty
remember the blue and white Az ping.
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TO CORRKsPONDENT6.

TO CORRE6PONDENT rs,
No notice can be taken Of anonymous Communiea-
lions. Whatever 10 intended for insertion, must
be authenticated by the name and address of the
wi:er-not necessarily for publica alton, but as .
guaranty Of his good fai:h.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communi
cations.
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AGENCIES FOR THE STAR.
Persons m BALTIMORE wishing 10 subscribe lor the
Dolly Eoe'rins Sor, can have il delivered to them
ON The evening Of its issue, BY faithful carriers, by
leaving their names at the store OF GATHERS b
BRO, corner Of Holiday and Baltimore ssreets.
At WILMIssroS, DEL, =. 9. &. BUTLER, liz
Market street, Will attend 70 the delivery Of the aT
AtPMLADELruIA,J. T. BATES, At the Exchange
can furnish those who wish copies Of the ser cary
on the morning aNer its ssus.
PoRrsNovrH AND NORFOLK, Va, r. G. STA
PILES, No. 40 High street, Portsmouth, is prepared 70
serve the Ster regularly TO all who may wish il
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1F> sons OF Comprehensive GRAM
DIV SION Of the isirict ItInmbia will meet in Ill,
Wet loom al Teep' .nte nall 1HIS EVENING
III. I'd int TART at OF lock.
full attendance Ct tie representatives is re-
IpcSttd
Ey order: r GRAY CAMPBELL a q
fell 2-Jt
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BOOKS AT Auction

NESSRS. GREEN a SCOTT Will SSH on sATrR
Midday MORNING, in front of sheir store, a larse
collection OF valuable works, French aud Germs n
scientific works, Astronomical Books, Law and Nel .
cine with large variety of heap publications. TO BE-
put up In lots, sa'e peremptory-ahout 40 ,leme,
les Register, Latin Commentary ON th. Bib
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FAST LINE.
WHALEY'S OKNIBUssEs.
AT PRIVATE SALE,

61 I N4fd1L obLE.
Two valuable Lots, two story Brick Buildh;I
i Bake House, ard q two story brick Stable
The above beautiful lots and bull incs, situ-S
ON the corner Of Oh and z streets, square 3ss,
the Island, fronting SO feet streets, and 1906
on 9th street, are for private sale.
The location is an excellent ore for a prcducir
grocery business, which has been kept there Ter y
last few " ars.
For furihor information srply to the proprietor.
GEO. THOMAS, I
Corner Of 9th and 2 sire is, Island
fob
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~THE STAR OFFICE Is LOCATED
ON D STREET, SECOND DOOR WEST FROM
TWELFTH, NEAR THE JUNCTION OF
TWELFTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, NEARLY OPPOSITE TRENCTs
IRVING HOTEL"

UThe large circulation Of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable oduertising me
dunn IN tie District. II has more readers
in the cities of Washington, Georgsto,cn,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash.
inpton dailies combined, GOV
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NOTICE.-Persons who are indett II nsr
~ account Of my late business are JeQ1est'd II
N Ike payment to Mr.. David Rowland, corner Of
Iyenua snd Sd street and all who have dains
az aiIst me- will file them for settlement .
The sto-e lately occupied by me is r rent ~ I
ply rs above. j. D. HENDDY. Y
feb 1-3t&
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feb PIT

RT Lecture on r DI X e. and b K ast.
PROF. JOHNS british Consul for Palrstin and Arch.
CT Of the Protestant Church in Jerusslem will de
liver course of these illustrated Lecture descrir
tive IF his travels in Turkey Arabia and kgypt. a
Csrusi's loon, ON SAL UEDAY, MONDAY axe
TUESDAY EVENINGS 4th 9th and It'll isstants
Doors open at O'Clock, lecture at ~ 9ick,t 70,
sale at the Hall end principal Hotels, Music aut
Book Stores Course so cents lecture rs cents
feb 2-3;*
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"a Washtr gton HIs
ADJOURNED m citing Of this Ccmia ny wi be held ut
the Armory OF the Washington Liz hit Infantry O.
WEDNESDAY NIiIiT, the Sth in an. 1T o'cIocS
These favorable to the formation Of this Compan,
are invited 10 attend
JOHN Balm, Chain man.
hIItiS oRSTTH, Secrstary. feb 2-1w*
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NOTICE.--Our stores will be close hersa'is
~ at o'clock every evening, except Satsrdiy
D.. W REED,
J. J. JOYCE.
n. c. STEWART CO.
FRANCIS MILLER,
y. n. ROCHE,
u. VI. Z. KING.
JAMES MILLER,
McGRaW JACOBS. &
eo l-3t JN0. DUFFY.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.
DIX RobEkT HUNTER, may b. consulted To
MORROW MORNING aad the following DAYS, Fri
day and Saturday i'm ell cases OF CONSUMPTION
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c, at Mrs Voss', jew lry
Store, Pa avenue between 18th and 18th streets.
feb 2-1t
OST-On Thursday, the goth ult in the neigh
IL borhooi of the National Hotel, a large brow,
PGINTER DOG with white breast Had ,eathe,
c, liar around his neck and answers to the name q
CARL liberal reward will be paid for lis rrtur,
To his owner, on street q door fr, m Is h. oppf
lite the foundry. feb 2-3s
( NHILDREN'S BELTS in Elk, Cotton and pat.n
" Leather. Also ,Tuckipg and other Combs i,
great variety; Barry's Ticolhersus on's Katha,
ron; Ok Marrow; Leebins Extracts; Transporter
Toilet Soap in bars for Chopped h.nds, aud for sa G.
at LANNON'S, 7th street
&0 RE " ARD.-Lo>t a god linked BRAC. :
QO LET at kisley's Varie.e between Eislcy's
asd 81 street by returning the sane 10 Schwa t.
sons Drug Store, Pa avenue, the above reward
VIII Dc 'iven. feb 2-2t
ga REWARD-Will BE- paid at the bar Of TIE
GcC Empire House for the return Of smal
SPANIEL SLUT, which left the pre- misses on sunday.
the I'd uitimo feb 2-lw
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HE'D QUARTERS N.rioy,L GnrYs }

hT:D t,UAETgKs NsTfoyAL 7EEYs.
Feliurry LIST, 1874
You are hereby o7l-Tcd to met a. the Annoy O,
SUNDAY. February 5th. al I ~. lock. y m IN fol
uciform fo- IN" purpose nf ait N ng the funeral O.
our iste Fellow MEN b r. Henry III ffnsn.
LIN. TOW ERS, Captain.
p. EAcEy O. s. feb o-at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-01

DOR RENE Stable Aley between UuioH
II and DeIderck street. for the balance of the Ap-
ply 10 W. l. BOYD. Jr,
mar2q "a Clenl Ae't. No 20 Cherry ST