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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-05

To OUR BALTIMORE SUBsCR1BERs.-We
owe our large list of subscribers in Balti-
more an apology for the irregular manner
in which they have been served with the
Star. 1t is always difficult matter to
establish new routes on any paper prop
erly, even in the city in which it may be
printed, and as Our paper does not reach
Baltimore until dark, it makes it still
more difficult task to serve the paper.
1t may be, that the carriers will he
compelled to serve our subscribers OH
the morning after the Star is issued,
for day or two, until they can learn
their routes perfectly, after which it will
be delivered early in the evening. Aswe
have determined to furnish our friends in
Baltimore with our paper in good time,
they may rest assured that we will spare
no expense or labor until the thing is
accomplished.
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CHEAP BOOKS,


II or .Nore, corner Of Ba'tinaor. oki Horsiyy r,
Baitimore, Nd.
1--WE offer to the pubic. at low prices lsrgs as
w sortmsnt Of old ami rare, new and secon ihapd
BOOKS 10 every department Of sci.noe religion, H.
era'ure, and art Among our collection Of .pcoul
band books will be found some Of the most euriou,
and valuable works Of the 18th, 18Th. l7th and
18th centuries, on almost every branch Of human
intelligence.
Scarce Works on religion history, biography, voy.
ages and travels science, the drama, politics, crit
csn, Law, medicine, poetry, heraldry, philosophy,
manners and customs, &c.
Our Modern Books is composed ia rart Of q very
6ue collection Of Law Books new ana secondhand
many of which ar nov nearly otd Of print.
Also, q large assortment ef Medical Books, tnd
1000 vols of School and Classical BOOKS and about
1000 late NOVELS, second hand, which sell Ut
half the pub fishers prices
Alec, Blank, Bill aud Pass BOOKS, Stationery,
Ink, Pens. Portfolios, Cards, &c.
An assortment of Miscellaneous Books viii he
found valuable, well selected and cheap. Whit
the psbli- may depend for supplying them
with all the New Books OF any merit. ss soon ssrsb
'i.hed In England or America, at the very lowest
prices.
VALENTINES, Envelopes, Note Paper. Mott oc., &c
A. we have given our attention for the last year.
largely to the manufacture Of Comic and Sentneu
tai VALENTINE, our assortment (pow on hand and
open for eysmnsten) will he found one OF the most
beautiful and extensive in this country. Our prices
fixed at the lowest cash prices.
Any person visiting this city for anything in our
line Of busness would DO we'll TO examine stock
and learn pricss before purchasing elsewhere.
1o2 Baltimore st, cor. Holiday st, Bait. Nd.
Riau s-H
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William Hcndry was tried in Provi-
dence last week for kissing three ladies in the
street against their consent. He was fned S
81 80 for each kiss. -
-. 1t appears from the following in the
Richmond E"qmirer of yesterday, that Mr..
Pryor IS not going to France:
"a correspondent of the Baltimore San ~.
aerstands that Mr.. Pryor of the Richmond
EnqHtrer, has received the appointment of
Secretary of Legation at the court of Paris
This is a false rumor; Mr.. Pryor never sought
and does not expect any office in the Govern
ment.'
1.-The Wing, of Boston have nominated
John II. Wilkins, Esq, for Mayor.
....Geu. Scott, being invited to attend the
dinner given to Gen. Wool at Troy, wrote q
short letter, in which he said
.'But that 1 have declined all invitations 10
public entertainments, should be happy to
be present at the highly merited honor you
are about to bestow on my distinguished
brother officer in two wars, and for period
Of more than forty years"
THE Maryland House of Delegates or
ganized' yesterday by electing Mr.. Dent, Of
St. Mary's, Speaker, over Mr.. Turner, of Bal
timore county, by 81 votes to %. The Senate
elects its presiding officer to-day. -
....Governor Biglcr, in his message to the
Pennsylvania Legislature, states that the re-
ceipts in its treasury for 1855 have been So
100000, and that the payments arc 81 900,
900. The total amount of the funded debt is
10000, 600. On the difficulties at Erie, the
Governor takes decided ground ia favor of con-
trolling the subject so as to promote the inter
csts Of the people of Pennsylvania.
IA correspondent of the n. Y. Tribune
says:
Mr.. Belmont's chances of confirmation
have improved in consequence of bis manly
behavior in refusing to wear a livery when
presented at Court-a course which stands in
such credible contrast with the conduct Of
Messrs. Eroom, SouIc and Daniels
Tx Canal Commissioner Mather, of New
York. publishes his letter to the Philadelphia
"IIards" in the New York National Demo.
crat. The Union comes in for share of his
abuse.
....Burr, of the National Democrat lie.
tends Bennett of the Herald A short time
since Chauncy thought Bennett fiend and
the Herald a cesspoOl Of corruption.
ia. G. Allen, Esq, Naval Agent for this
city. was confirmed on Tuesday last by the
Senate
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The RAILROAD TROUBLES AT ERIK.-
The Erie Gazette says that all is quiet
now in that quarter, and that the track
of the Western road has been relaid, and
will not be mOlested until the final decis.
ion of the Supreme court is known. The
people, however, will not permit the north
east road to put down the four feet ten
inch track on the northeast road, and
the long gap on that road therefore re-
mains. The Erie Gazette says, the four
teet ten inch track " never can 90 through
Erie county" ~ t,..,.l.r s...
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PERIoDIcALs.-Taylor s. Maury send
US Leonard Scott & Co.'s edition of
- BlackwoOd," for December, and the
- North British Review" for November.
We regret that our space at command
will not allow us to notice their contents
at length; yet we are among those who
believe that money cannot be more prof.
itably expended than upon these cheap
reprints, and that every American reader
would be UNNECESSARILY profited by reg
ularly perusing these most entertaining
works-most entertaining to those who
read to enable them to think clearly and
with a proper knowledge of the current
literature Of the day.
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AGENCIES FOR THE STAR.

Persons in BALTIMORE wishing to subscribe for the
Duly Eeeains Sur, 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 streets.
AT WILMINGTON, DEL, E. g. R. BUTLER, ia
Market street, will attend 10 the delivery Of the Sz
AfPHILADELPHIA,J j. T. BATES, at the Exchange
can furnish those who wish copies of the Stcr early
on the morning after its issue.
AT PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK, Va, X. C. STA
PLEs No. 40 High street, Portsmouth, is prepared
serve the Star regularly to all who may wish it,
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
BUM tAN kk66S5rffA E GI41kkrS.

On MONDAY H. Jan. 9th, 1854.
II HB BOONE RiFhEMEN respectfully announce
i to their Military friends aud the citizens gene.
rally of Washington and its vicinity, that tn is Sec
ond Annual BALL will be given at Anacost Hall
on the evening of MONDAY, the 9th inst
Piedg1ng themselves 10 use their bert epdeayors
to make tho time pass pleasantly with those Who
may favor them with their presence the occasion
they solicit the patronage Of the public.
EXECUTIyE COMMITTEE.
Capt Bright, Lieut. II N Ob.r.
Lieut. Sanderson, Sergt Robinson.
Corp VIM scott, Jas Burdine,
d Taylor.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting Q gentleman
and two ladies. - ian 6-dzt
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phia. Pa.-For improvement in utilizing slags
of furnaces.
Cornelius W. Blanchard, Of Clinton, Mass.
For improvement in looms for weaving hg-
ured fabrics. $50
Designs.-William Resor, Of Cincinnati.
Ohio, assignor t. W. & r. P Rosor 4 Co., OF
Cinsinnati aforesaid.-For design for hall
stove.
Charles Zenner, Of Cincinnati. Ohio, as
signor to Nj. Greenwood Co., Of Cincinnati,
aforesaid-For design for the frame Of a foot
stool or ottoman.
additional Improrement.-Edm'd L. Free
man, of Ann Arbor. Mich.-For improvement
in bog cutting cultiyators. Original patent
dated June q, 1858.
TIE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY
DISCRIMINATION yesterday, the 4th Of JAN
uary, there were of Treasury Warrants en-
tered on the books of the Department
Fer the redemption Of stocks..... $5l2 90
For Treasury Department, sxclu-
sivc of stocks. 1O,472 ii
For the Customs ................ 34,779 81
Covered into the Treasury from
customs. 53Vo 40
For the Jar Department. 5000 90
For the NAVY Department. 24S. O21 49
For the Interior Department. go. 4,73O q
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could not be rendered more perfect and that
no one objected to anything in them.
Mr.. Richardson following, went on to show
that Captain Ingrahsm had rightfully ebti-
tied himself TO the thanks Of Congress and
the country.
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MALL STEPHENS, Pa avenue. between 9th
w and 10th streets, Lext 20 Iron Hall. have
just received q fine assortmt mt Of PreDoh Cloths
Eoeskins, Fancy Csssimeres. rich yevets aud slt
veetinxs OF all qualities, which we prcpsrd 10
make 10 order at the shUrest notice, in the most SUI
porior msnnsr, at low p, ices, Offering great iaaucs
ments ~ gentlemen wishing to consult ,cono ard
at the time obtsin the best quality Ct gOei.
Ian TT
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PRIVATE TUITION.
CIVIL AND MILITARY ENGINEERING

Icttb Strcff. Jour doors from McGuires
Estahlisbed in 1882
I FILL, PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS,
u continues to prepare gentlemen for II aehers.
West Point, the Armv, Navy, Engineers, or they eau
be expcit u,ly qualified for any scientific pursuit.
Upwards of three hundred have len pr. Jar,d here
previous 10 their cxamina' ion, and certificates If
their passing have been Received. seNeIal ale now
taking lessons.
Terme-S:3 for a course of lessons, payable in sd
vance. Terms-$l0 per month for Drawing, Con-
struction, Algebra plain and spheral Trgonometry,
Navigation, Longitude by Chronomatsr qme, every
description Of Nice anicS, the Of AL scaies aud
Mathematical Instruments, Astronomy, and Philos-
ophy bookkeeping, by double, ntryp SIS per oonrs,
Writing. Sld. jan 4-3ts
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" VIM. A. Kennedy has placed us
under obligations for copy of the Balti.
more Metropolitan Magazine for January.
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FIRE FIRE y

vNRE WooD-A new yard just opened on the
IL corner If l4th and streets. at the Canal
Bridge. Persons Wishing to exchange cash for wood
Wholesale retail, will hnd very sup' ror quality
ou the very best cash terms Please cali and ernls-
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
jan 3-e..2w ID. W HEATH
lust RECEIVED-
y 200 barrels choice NV York Apples
Jut received and for q. l: at the 80 Depot cor,
per Pa av and II st. j. A. JONES.
ian 3-3t&
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DOINGs OF CONGRESS.

S8NArE.-Yesterday, after our departure, a
joint resolution was passed, that the thanks Of
the Congress, and sword should be presented
to General Wool, for bis services in the Mexi.
can war.
After the consideration of some other mat
tors, among which was the passage of bill
for exteudin. tho warebousing system, by
establishing private bonded warehouses, the
Senate resumed the consideration of the reso-
luton submitted by Mr.. Chase, on the 1ith
ult, directing the Committee on Roads and
Canal. to inquire into the expediency of pro-
viding for the construction of railroad from
some point Oh the western line of one of the
existing States of the Union, to some point on
the eastern line Of California,
Mr.. Gwin moved the following amendments:
R,slced, That so mucn of the Presidents message
and accompanying documents refer to the ject
of national railroad from the Mississippi vall-y to
to the Pacific ocean, be referred to SELL It commit
tee Of - members.
Essolrcd, f,It err, That the committee to whom
the several bills and papers relating to the subject
have be II referred, be discharged from the further
consideration OF the same. and that they be also
ferred t. said select committee.
After some debate the amendments were
agreed to-yeas 80, nays ).
On motion, it was ordered that the commit
tee consist of nine Senators, to be designated
by the chair. Adjourned.
IN The House, yesterday, after VIC went to
press, at the conclusion of the speech of Mr..
Cutting, Mr.. Orr moved to lay Mr.. C's pream-
BILE and resolution calling on the President
pOndence with Greene &. Bronson. resulting
in the removal of the latter from the ColIec
torship of the Port Of New York; on the table;
on which motion he demanded the yeas and
nays. The yeas and nays being ordered, Mr..
Orr motion was agreed to-yeas l04, nays &c.
And then, after the transaction Of uninter-
esting business, the House went into Com-
mttee Of the Whole on the state of the Union.
Mr. Orr in the chair, wherein the President g
Annual Message being under consideration
Dir. Wheeler waived his right to the floor,
when Mr.. Washburn, of Me obtaining it,
addressed the Committee for an hour in favor
the develorement of our present Dational
resources, before the Government Of the
United States acquires more territory.
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RUGBY ACADEMY,
Boarding and Day school for Young

Gentlemen,
CbfHer Of l4nt and A street.
MORRISON, Principal, Kingman p Page,
SJs a. b, hate principal Of Sherwood Instit9s,
Pa, principal Of Classical Drpartms Mt; L. C. Abbott
Instructor In English Department and p~nmans hip
Z aoldouado teacher Of Spanish Language.
Theodore Lhuilier do French do Draw.
ing and Painting.
Circulars containing all necessary Information can
b had Of the principal. jan sac
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

VV'ilE undersigned have this day entered into Co
i partnership und,r the name and style Of
Wheat'sy MORMON, for the purpose OF conducting
the wholesale Grain and Feed business and ha,e Ia
Ken the Warehouse formerly occupied by J. r.
Wheatley, Water street, Georgetown
j. r. WuEATLEY,
ID l.. MORRISON.
Gsorgetown, January ID, 1854
jan 3-lw
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NATIONAL GUARDS
C0Tllt0N PARTY.

FlNHE "NATlONAL GUARB' take ulessur. in .,-
nouneing to their friends and the public gene
rally That they will give Cct,llon Party at Island
Hall, ON THURSDAY EVENING, January the 10th,
Tickets ONE DOLL:R
Particulars given In future notice.
5-6ts
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NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEpERS.

WOULD hrrety inform my friends and the pub
1 lie generally, that having removed rom I'd to
" between lAh and 18th streets 18th door from 18th
street, Ahsl still continue 10 put cane $. at, in
Chairs.
N B.-Persons having such chairs, BY leaving
them at the above place can have hsw seats put in
them, or by leaving the and place Cf re dpnce
or by dropping line to that effect in the POET Once
directed to the subscriber, they will lie called or and
returned when finished.
Painted If desired merrill KENDALL
ian
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A CARD OF THANKS.

TIE subscriber Legs to return his grateful thauhs
to his friends aud the Ablic for the unprece-
deuted patronage bestowed upon him during the no,
idays and r-tp ctfuliy assures them they ill
end at hs store the same varia y, novel y. ahd s,s
Of new soods, which has game Tor it such celebrity.
promising always to proff-r such inducements us will
insure a continuation Of their patronage.
J. r. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, b.tween 9th and 10th rs.
ian 80
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-05

HAIR BRUSHES, Combs, q good as.ort-
IL ment constantly ON hand and for sale ut fair
prices, at LAMMOND's, It'll It.
Tor
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MUSICAL LEAVES FOR 1854,

4 n additional supply Of the above p'pu'sr work.
"A just r, ceivcd. The immense succees which
has attended this work stamps 1t b,iRg the te,t
Musical Gift for Juveniles, OF the reason.
II contains oil n Iol airs Of The day. ipclus-
ing the celebrated Prima Donna Wa IL. arranged in
the eaeiest pos lille msooor for the Piano forte.
Price only 20 cents.
reasonable di count msde 10 the trade 10 schools
and to the profession Orders hS mail enclosing ens
do lar i'll in,Ure the rcc- pt vi the 'Musi leaves
snd the celebrated Prma Donna Polka. free Of lost.
age. H1LBUS HITI Music Depot
South side Ia. avenue, near cor 10 b It.
jan 5-h
DUHE MILK Families aud others wishing
i to be supp lied with pure country Milk, from
L. p. Blsirs Silver Spring Farm, at rents quart
can be scr,cd by leaving III FIR orders with
SuEKELI BAILEY,
Successors to J. B. kidney Co,
No. S, opp. Centre Market.
N. Bit will BE- delivered. wherever ordered, dai.
ly, in tie morning. in any quantities desired, tmsu
or large. jan S-dlw
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CANIERON'S GENERAL AGENCY.
DRY GOODS-pRY GOODSM

s IL has become fashionable within the lat
"A few years for other r.hants 10 ssll their
ODDS at 90 at TIVE seasons of the feel dis
posed to give our customers a. good bargains as
Other, and We will offer entire stock, which 10
the largest IN tic District at prime 1ost. Nothing
more will be asked md nothing less IL lie taken.
All goods charged will he at the regular lr ce. This
Is the nrst time have offered our stock at cost
since We have been i'm business, aud would not do t
now IL 1t were not that We are determined ,tlers
shall have advantage oy. us i'm business IN YOU
want bargains now is your chance.
jan 4-dl0tif. HALL A BROTHER
DlCkEO up, between two an d three O'Clock,
L yesterday, cream oolored HORSE. with a
loSz switch tail Any person pros ing the same and
defraying the expenses have him by calling at
NJ Biad,f Railroad Hotvl, Pa avenue, near the Cap
itoi j. COOPER.
ism 3-3t&
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

4 tOL. JOHNSON will have those two Female Nstu-
" raj Curiositiss on exhibition the balance of the
week, commencing on THURSDAY, the 5.h inst Mt
o'clock p IN at the above hall.
The clergy and teachers OF Public Schools are
placed upon the free list and are inviteI to call Mt
any time during the day. ian :-.f
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GRACE GREENWOOD's TOUR In
VI Europe
Iiaps and Mishsps of 7, ur in Europe, by Grace
Greenwood. just received at
TAYLOR MAURY'S
Jan J-ff Book store, nesr 9th st.
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:. b. WARD, ULYSSES b. WARD
M sba.lc instantly keep Oh hand large d We
w selcct' assortment OF building Lumber of We
quslity Also. hard wCod, Albany Ash. Walnut
and Poplar. We will sell on as good terms Is the
same can be obtained elsewhere la the District
j. Il. WARD BRO
Yard, corner Of 18th and Canal streets.
Jan st lint and Spptinrl)
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OST-On Monday, the 10Th ultimo small sill
IL yer WATCH, detached lever, W it'll gold guard
Chain, with W. p. Pearson carved on the inner case
reward OF s. will be given if return n. to the sub
Warehouse, GcoI getown. WP FEARSON
i'm 5-3ik
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CHAkERS SHIFTS, ior winding ,arn,
- CJtton, &c, q useful present for lady, and TOR
sale at LAMMoND'S, TN st.
ian 4-eo.t
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Bank of Washtnptou.

Bank OF WashtngtOn,
Janurr, 4th, 1854.
'1NHE Trustees OF this Bank have declare divi-
i dend of three Der cent out of the profits of Tia,
Tart six months, payable to stock holders on drmsns
JAS. ADAMS,
Jan DIT Cashier
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COPARTNERsHIp

T HAVE associated with NE U. b. WARN, for tie
Il purpls- Of carrying Oh the Lumber business uu-
Ger the name OF J. b. WARD Fro. j would request
all persons ind. be to 10 call and 60 counts
st the earliest convenience. J. Il. WARD
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LEATHER BUSTERS, Egg Beaters. Cur
II Meps, busting Pans. Knife Baskets, Carpet
Rass, Children's Nursery Chairs Paper Window Cur-
tains &c, for eale low at LAMMOND'S It'll St
i'm b-St
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NOTlCE.-0ur Gu .tomers are most respectful.
~ ly notified that their accounts were delivered
to them on the 9th OF D., ccmber As this is the
commencement OF the new year, we sart esly hone
that all indslted to US will oblige US by calling at
The store and giving US the m hey or their notes at
short dates.
After ths 18th of January collector will wait
upon all who have not settled previous to that date
CLAGLTr, NEWTON, NAY co.
ian J-St
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n OTICE.-Our customers will please take DO
~ tice that we have placed all Of our accounts in
tho hands of Mr. John Dale, for collection, who il
authorized to receipt for Us.
jan 6-3t NV GAIT RRO
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MASTER & MOORE.
DENTISTS.

AS - AS - ~0
fsansyiudaid drcas,, near lOh It,
4 HAVE Il 1. Gay associated with NE in my dental
i practice. J. Hall Moore, Surgical operative and
Mechanical Dentist. BY this connection we are en-
ablei fully to resume the Mechanical operations Of
the Office which have fr come time past been Psr-
TALLY suspended. WI. MASTER,
Late Parmele 4 Master.
Wsshingtou, Janurry Sd, 1854.
jan +-ilw
DAHRH's TRICOPH EhOUs, L,onss
ID Kathsr.sn, A lams' Lus,rale, super Tor OK Mar
row, Pomede, Lubins Extracts, Cologne, Bay Rum,
Transparen mt Toilet Sosp in bars. &C. for ssle low,
at LANMOND'S, 9Th st.
Jan 4-eoHt
CANlERON'S GENERAL AGENCY,
No 3, CoumJtd If,cr corner Of 7th St,sst and Ls.-
iSidnd dreHVe.
NJ HOLES ale and special agency of Montgom
w ery's illustrated and Educational Works
viz:
Montgomsry's Pictorial Times, an illustrated
Weekly Journal.
Moutgomer,'s Magazine OF Art-the beet monthly
published.
Montgomery Popular Educator.
Montgomery AlpS-Cassells Natural History
hontgomery's History Of IIungsry-Ladies' Work
Book.
illustrated History Of Englsnd-Ladies Drawin,s-
ronu Book
Mcntgomery's affairs Of the Household-Musical
Repository.
Montgomery American system of Education BY
Litrrxry Association.
And Agency for Harper Bro. Putnam Co. and
other publ hers in New York aud Bottom
Az Daily pers promptly deliver ell to subscrit
ian 4-tf
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PERSONAL.

....William Hcndry was tried in Provi-
dence last week for kissing three ladies in the
street against their consent. He was fned S
and costs on each complaint, amounting TO
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0eAtlemen's Clothing Custom =
part naent.

1o2 Baltimore st, cor. Holiday St Bait. Nd.
Plan 5-G
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Land Claims.

Lana Claims.
~ GACTlER would like TO see the gentle man W no
~. called few days ago in regard to claims in
Missouri. ian St