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AGENCIES FOR THE STAR.

Persons in BALTIMORE wishing to subscribe for the
Dciiy Epening Star, can have it delivered to them
on the evening OF its issue, by faithful carriers, by
leaving their names at the store Of GATHERS &
BRO, corner of Holiday and Baltimore streets.
At WILMINaroN, DEL, z. s. r. BUTLER, ia
Market street, will attend to the delivery of the Star
AtPHLADELrnl.,J T. BATES, at the Exchange
can furnish those who wish copies of the Star early
on the morning after its issue.
MPoRrsaouTH AND NORFOLK, Va, r. G. STA
FILES, No. 4s High street, Portsmouth, prepared to
serve the Star regularly to all who may wish it,
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to his letters, and thus gives the sanction Of
official authority to his incendiary communi-
cations. -
g But he will be snuffed out tits said that
the President will revoke his commission.
that the Senate would reject his nomination,
and that the British government will recall
his sxeoafer unless he be removed
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TIE WEEKLY STAR

This journal for to-day is well filled
Beside the usual amount of Tales, Poetry
and News, it contains a continuation O.
the &C Latham Prize Poems," and nearly
four pages of important Washington News
and Gossip. -
The price Of the Weekly Star is only
81 25 year.
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LIST OF UNCALLED-FOR LErTERs.-To-
day we commence the publication of the
list Of Letters uncalled-for, remaining in
the Washington City Post Office, which
has been awarded the Star on account of
its largest circulation.
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U The st. Louis Democrat has lone
article, going to show that Capt. Gunni.
son and his party were not killed by the
Indians, but by Mormons. One strong
circumstance is, that thoughthe bodies Of
the slain were mutilated, and Gunnison' 5
arms cut off, their scalps were not taken.
1t is no part Of the policy of these peo-
Pile to permit an exploration of their coun-
try, for the purpose of finding route for
a railroad, which is to be the highway of
nations, and, if made, would bring them
again under the observation of the civil.
izod world. Indeed, it was the last thing
they desired, and the very thing from
which they were thinking to escape. This
may account for the fact that the MUIR
derers carried off or destroyed the notes
and surveys which it was the object of
Gunnison's expedite, IN to make, and which
no Indians could have taken. or thought
worthy of destruction"
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NAMES AND RESIDENCES OF SENATORS
AND REPRESENTATIVES. our outside,
to-day, we publish the names and resi-
dences of United States Senator's and
members of the present Congress. The
list will prove useful, and it will be we'll
for our readers to preserve it for future
reference.
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y The Baltimore and Philadelphia
Steamboat Company, Ericsson Line) con-
template, it is said, running two first
class steamboats, between Philadelphia
and Alexandria, Va, via the Chesapeake
and Delaware canal, leaving each city
regularly twice week, during the next
season,
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A CARD OF THANKS

T1'HE subscriber begs to return his grateful thanks
l. 70 his friends and the public for the uuprece.
dented patronage bestowed upon him during the hol-
days, and respectfully assures them they will ever
find at his store the same variety novelty. aid st, ls
OF new goods which has gained for il such celebrity
promising always tn prefer such Inducements AS III
insure a continuation Of their patronage.
j. +. ELLIS,
Ia. avenue, bttween 9th and 10Th sis.
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LIST OF Letters

Remaining in the Pest 0ficc, Harrington CRY, DC,
JanaGry 7th, 1854.
fOYdereSfo Ie adrcrtisod in TIE " EVENING sTAr,''
agreeable 70 the toiiorins section Of The F'a ofoe
LG,r /: being the newspaper hGriHg the largest c're-
lotion Of any daily popcr published in R0shnsfon;
SEC s. .qrd be IL further enactcd, That the liss OF
letters remaining uncaed tor in any posi- Once ~
any city, town, or village, where newspapers rhail
be printed, shall hereafter, be published once only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
ot;encr shall here tic largest crcIsfien within the
range Of the delivery of said office, TO b. decided by
the postmaster ut such Office.
spplyns for letters IN te following list viii
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HIGH PRICE OF HANDS. The Norfolk
Argus says it has never known the de-
nand for slaves greater, nor that descrip-
ton of labor scarcer or higher than at the
present season. Many farmers, rather
than engage at the present rates, consider
1t more prudent to curtail materially
their agricultural operations. Ordinary
held hands have commanded as high as
500, and No. l laborers have readily
brought s225, accompanied with a life
insurance for the value of the slave. The
great demand for laoorers proceeds from
the turpentine regions in North and South
Carolina, and Georgia, as well as the
works of railroad improvements which
are soon to commence.
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FOR SALE,
CABINET FURNITURE.

4 s fne an assortment as can be found in the Dis
II trict consisting of roses GOD, walnut, mahog
&c, all Of which is new and of the late st Pat
terms having been selected with great care from the
best maHufac cries in Boston, New York, and Phila
depha and will be sOld at prices that cannot fail t.
suit the most economical, and that can't be bet
Also, lett q few more of those celebrated
SPRING BEDS, a d.
which for comfort, durability, and economy, def,
competition.
IRON BkDSTEADS.
We have on hand and are receiving first rate as
sortment of the various styles of New York and BIS
ton manufacture which we will sell at the very low
est cash prices.
Also, Iron Hattrees, Umbrella Stands, Gilt Brack
cts, Looking Glass Plates, &c. .si-,. -..s-. -.
WIGHT 4 CROSBY.
La avenue, a few doors east OF 7th street
jan 7-2w
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MUSICAL LEAVES FOR 1854.

4 additional supply of the above popular work
"A just received. The immense suocets witch
mas attended this work stamps j: Icing the best
Musical Gift for Juveniles, Of the season.
1t contains all the popular airs Of the day, includ-
ing the celebrated Prima Donna Waltz, arranged in
the easiest possible manner for the Piano forte.
Price only rs cents.
A reasonable discount made to the trade to schools
ard TO the profession Orders hy mail enclos ng
dollar, will insure the receipt Of the Musical leaves"
and the celebrated Prima DonRs Polka free cf post
age. HILBUS 4 HITZ' Music Depot
South side Pa. avenue, near cor. 10 s.:
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ALL TOE NEW BOOKS, Americ-

N English Review, Magazine aud Chap Pub
locations received and for sale soon puhs he'd At
SuIL.LINGTON's BooAst6r.
Hot Coru-Iife Scenes In New York. illustrated
The flush Ha.es OF Alabama and Missss.PTa-.
series Of amusing Sketches
Mrs. Partington's Carpet Bag Of Fun, with l50 e.
Cravings
Putnam's Magazine. Godey's Lsdy's Book. en-
hrm's Magazine, illustrated Magazine of Art Z |,
January
Agent for all of Montgomery's popular ILLUSTRATED
Publications $4,000
Catholic Almanac for 1854
fine assortment of Blank Books. Letter, Not.
and Cap Paper, and every thing in the Stationery
line fof rae at
SHJLLINGT0N's Bookstore
Cor. Ia. av. and AZ st. odecn building
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70 John Gaiener, late Of Ohio, has
bought the quicksilver mines, situate
about 40 miles north of Santa Fe, in New
Mexico. The deposites are found in a
space of 300 yards long and 200 IN width.
Gold, yielding 80 per cent. per bushel of
eerth, is also found in that vicinity
UT 1t is rumored that one of the Smith
family is about to get married. We
don't want to appear inquisitive, but we
would like to know which Smith it is!
70 Sinope or Sinoub, the Turkish port
just entered by the Russians, is the birth
place of Diogenes.
UI In ten counties of Pennsylvania
there are 1863 iron works, and over SILL
000,0O0 of fixed capital employed in the
manufacture.
DT" Kinchifoony" is the name of a
new county just formed in Georgia by
the legislature of the State.
70 The importation of iron into France
in 1852, was forty million pounds of ore,
ninety million pounds of unwrought
meta, and sixteen million pounds of bars,
sheets, &c.
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Gentlemen rms Clothing De-
Uartment,

UALL STEPHENS, Pa. avenue, besween 9th
w and 10th streets, pext 20 Iron Hell, bare
inst received fine assortment of French Cloths,
Doeshins, Fancy Csssimeres, rich Nelyets and Silk
Vestings Of all qualities which we prepared to
make TO order at the shortest notice. in the most SUI
perior manner, at low prices Offering great induce
ments TO gentlemen wishing TO consult economy and
at the same time obtain the hest quality Of goods
ST
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
For Sales and PurCh

KOTHWELL at his office, in Ocd Fellows
IA. Hall, 18th street has for sale Buiidir 10 rs,
in various locations. many of them very eligible and
desirable. Also, several dwelling HOUSES
He will also find purchasers for city pro, erty i'm
proved or unimproved
Persons des,rous either of purchasing or selling
Houses or Los will find 1t TO their advantage TO
make application to him ian e-F&T,, m.
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MASTER & MOORE.
DENTISTS.

ftnnsyirdnid GrcHu@, near 10th 81.
I HAVE thi. day associated with me in my dental
i practice. j. HALL McokE, Surgical operative and
Mechanical Dentist BY this connection are en-
abled fully to resume the Mcdaniel 1pera,ions az
the office, which have for some time past Ioen par
TALLY suspended WM. MASTER,
Late Parmele a Malsier.
Washington, January Sd, 1854.
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~ The New York Assembly has unan-
jmously passed a resolution requesting
the Senator's and Representatives in Con-
gress from that State, to vote for the pur-
chase of Mount Vernon.
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DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

M Il have now the largest stock OF domestic Dry
w Goods to b. found in the District. which We
are selling at Very low prices, for instance
125 pieces yard wide Brown C,tton at o. a.
$50 do "a do heavy do do DO
cases good bleschcd do do
600 pieces fast colored Calico de
800 do Nous de Lame, from 10 to 12l5c
loo yards superior fast cold Gisgham do
13o pieces white ard red Flannel. 20 and 2Sc.
Heavy Blankets, good SIZE and fne for 81.
1900 yards heached Cotton, embracing al q the
grades and makes from O. to lsH4c.
10 cases Cotton Sheetings, all widths
1000 yards Pillow ip Cotton, all widths
TIE whole Of which will be sold at the very small.
lest price for the cash.
YERBY, TE1BS & VERY
Corner Of 9TH street md Pa avenue.
dec I9-H
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DURE MILk-Families AID others wishing
Il TO be supplied with pure country Milk, from
Z. r. Blars Silver Spring Farm, at cents a quart,
can be served by leaving their orders with
SHEKELI Il BAILEY,
Successors to j. b. Kibbey d Co.
No. 5, OPP. Centre Market.
n. BIT will be delivered. wherever ordered dai-
ly In the morning. in any quantities desired, small
or large. jan 3-ilw
CHAkERs SwIFTS, for winding warn,
~ Cotton, &c, useful present for lady, and .or
sale at LAMM0ND'S, Eth st.
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L Register for Englsrd, Scotlsrd, Ireland, and
the Colonies for the yer 1854: containing lsts ~
the Army, Navy, House Of Parliament, Ambassadors
Church Judiciary, reersgp, Barcpetsee and nearly
exerv Office and roFt OF the British Government ana
C,loaies. This day received. from london erv,.
by fkANCh IADlB
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Department Of state,
WAsuISGroS Ian 1854

department OF state,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1854. !
Information has been received from William ii
Kelly, Esq, United States consul at Tahiti, Society
Islands, Of the death, that Island on the 18th OF
May, 1885, of john Donnelly, citizen of the United
States, and late seaman on board OF ship "Orozim-
b." His friends, who are said to reside at No. A
Orange street. New York city, may obtain further in
tellgence respecting him by addressing this depart
ment.
FTdnkiin Pierce, President Of the United States o.
.4meTicG, to oil rhom IL may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited Il
HE that NALBRo FRAZIER has been appointed Con
sui of Buenos Ayres, for the port of Philadelphia
State of Pennsylvania, do hereby recognise him as
such and declare him free and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges allowed to the
ConsuIs of the most favored nations i'm the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to tie made patent and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand NJ the city of Washington
the 4th day of January, A. ID. 1852 and
l.. e.. of the independence Of the United States
of America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State.
RELIGIOUS BOOK DEPOSITORY.
rRAT Il BALLANTYNE, Seventh street two
" doors above Odd Fellows Hail. have the only
Depository in this city of the publications of the
American Bikls Society:
MpthO list Book Concern:
Robert Carter Brothers;
Presbyterian BOard:
American Tract Society;
Evangelical knowledge Society:
American Sunday School Union
New England and Massachusetts Sabbath School
Societies. and all the principal Religious !ubl;sh
1t i therefore apparent that their stock of stand
ard Theological Works and geneea Religious Liters
ture must he uncqualled.
They always keep extensive assortment OF all
the hymns used in the different churches family
and pocket Kihles and Prayer Books in plain and
superb bindings.
Attractive and choice Juveniles, embracing nearly
all Of the most useful and entertaining Books for
the young. published.
School Books of all the kinds used in the city and
country schools, n. New York prices.
Blank Books, Staple and Fancy Stationary
Pocket Knives, fortmonics, Portfolios. Writing
IeSks DC jan If
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THE Boston American Almanac for
i 1854, expected this day from Boston, contain
ing its usual amount of valus BILE Commercial Histo-
rical, Political, and Statistical information.
Pilce 81. FRAsCk TAYLOR.
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Eo- BY Divine permission the Rev.
VIM Mci.air will preach in 18th street Presbyt. rian
Church on tn morrow morning at IL O'Clock. and the
r.. B Sunderland, at o'clock p. m. The friends
will have an opportunity to contribute, who were
prevented on last Sabbath from attending, Cd &C
count of the weather. JNO. +. COOK, Pastor.
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~ The Anniversary of the Tract
Society of the NJ thodist Episcopal Church will be
b Id in the Foundry Church on sunday evening, the
stn instant, ut halfpas O'clock Rev. DR.. Durhin,
Rev. Abel Stevens and others will address the meet
ing. JESSE T. PECK.
jan 7-1r r'..e5-.
sJ- A Missionary Meeting will be
held in the Georgetown Methodist Episcopal Church
on MONDAY EVENING, the 9th instant, to COM
mence at O'clock. Addr sses may he expected from
Rev. Abel stevens, D D., Rev. John P Durbin, D D.,
Rev. Henry Sicer, Chaplain to Senate.
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pARRY'S TRICOPHEROUs, Lyons's
ID kaithsron, Adams Lus.rale, superior Ok Mar
row, PoDsde, Lubins Extracts, Cologne, Bay Rum,
Transparent Toilet soap, in barr, &C. for sale low
at LAMMoND'S, 9TH 1t.
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FIRE (! FIRE :,

NlRE "oOD-A new yard just opened on tn,
Il corner Of l4th and streets, at the Cana
bridge. Persons wishing to exchange cash for wood
wholesale or RETAIL will find very superior quality
on the very test cash terms Please call and exam
Inc before purchasing elsewhere.
jan 3-eo2w D. W. HEATH.
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rs The Banquet In honor of the
battle of New Orleans will b. held at FulIe corner
Of Pa avenue and 9th street, on MONDAY EVEN
ING, he 9th instant, at O'Clock. Tickets can be
procured at the National Browns, Wizards, United
States, snd Fuller's. Price 81.
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Alexandria Correspondence.

a..--.-- ------ ALEXANDRIA, January q, 1854.
Concert - Improvements - Literc1y Cub Steamer
Union-Rirer Trade, &c.
The Concert of Ole Bull, which, by some mistake
did not come off as advertised, on Thursday, takes
place to night at sarepta Hall. "The Soldiers
Dream.'' and "The Mothers Prayer" will be exc
cuted by Ole Bull, and the remaining pieces per-
formed by those distinguished artists Maurice Stra-
kosch and Adelina Patti
Our Improvements progress apRce. The workmen
at the Alexandria FIGURING Mill busily employed
on the interior. The whole building has been rooted
in and sheeted. Materials OF every kind, timber mill,
wheels, &c, are already on the spot, and the con-
struc N OF the steam engine proceeds vigorously.
AT the gas works, large trench for the new rcser
voir has been eIcavated, and its waliing is nearly
completed.
The Alexandria Literary Club met last night. when
the question Does Poetic power incl ease with civ
iliZalion," was discussed IN the affirmative, by
MeSsrs. T.. L. Stuart and &. w. Bncoe and IN the
negative by Messrs. Duncan and Brent.
The steamer Union was yesterday hauled up on
the ways of Mcssrs. X. w. Hunter 4 Son. Her re-
pairs will proceed as rapidly possible, and in a
short time she will be again on the route.
By-the-way, what has become OF the new project
for establishing a regular steamboat plying between
Alexandria and the various points Oh the Potomac.
While we are spending hundreds Of thousands OF
dollars to penetrate the interior OF the State, ought
some attention be paid 10 trade which for years
8 ned the retail trade of Alexandria. Let u. not
n,iae the dog In Esop, and drop the meat while
gr sping for its shadow.
The weather grows chill again, somewhat impeding
| navigation, but business continues active. AMI.
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DOARD-Seyerrl gentlemen can be acoommo
ID dated with comfortable rooms and good board
i'll quiet private family, residing the corner of
and 10th street east, Marine Barracks and Ma
Wy Yard.-Terms reasonable.
A6- line Of omnibusses PASS to and from the
Capitol within square OF the house, every fifteen
minutes during the day.
Apply personally to tie subscriber on the prsmi
ses. z. HAIGHT.
ian 7-2w#
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4 CARD would call the attention Of those
"A wishing to purchase desirable Lots.
To the sale of Lot on I street. ;.tWe-n llth and
In streets, facing New York avenue. opposite ope
of those open squares which makes il suitable for a
idcnce place OF business.
Lot 40 feet front, IS feet deep.
Sale on Tuesday at o'clcsk.
j. c. MCGUIRE
dec 3l-t Auctioueer
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Abrcn, Sr Don San
ua.o
Arnold, II VI
Alter, Jos II
Ancser, N
Ants, p
Anincross, sehas'n
Andrew, WIN n
Bloomer, W l.
Burweii, Win VI
Barber, ) NJ
Bolani, Scion
Blan,ling. o ;
Bennett, n Smith
Bililer, Karl frei'k
Bailey, James
Brown, J c
Becker, Joseph
Bowie, H Ray
BlaBcy, Geo
Beck. John
Blanchard, c A l.
Brown, Clark 5
Boarman. Com Chas
Brown, Addison
Bushby, DR. 4 X ,
Barker, Adolphus
Bocdiker, A y &, NJ
Brandla, Augustus
Chamberlain, W Z
Crandle, VIM \
Clements, Tlos 4
| Cooper, + II
| CrowIland, ; X
| Clements, Sherard
Cockeryille, Ssml J
Campbell, Gen X Is
| Cranston, Robt
! Churchill, PeleS .
! Crosby, Pierce
Catlett, Monsieur
| Conick, Jas W
| Cassin, John ii
asey, John
Clinton, John n
| Cssiiay, Jas
| Callaghan, Jas
| Crosden, Jas
| Collins, John
! Clark, & A
Cronpine, EInanl
Chapman, c
Campbell, A Bryan.
| Davis, Thos J
Davis, Thos w
Darling, NJ G :
Drake, y J
Donoliue, Matthias
Dupont, Mr.
Dyer. Lewis
Douglass, Jas X
DE Cu,;rc-y, Jas
Davis. 1t J c
Darling, II Y
Dudley, Henry
Duncan, srier u )
| Dwire, Edw
Dennian, Daniel y
Dickson, Belj
DeviD-, b
1 Enos, Roswell
Eaton, PG
EldredSe, n T
Estcrly, George
Earnest, Felix W
Evsretts, Anthony
French, VIM 7
frilius, Theodore
Fitzpatrick, Major
Thos
Farley, Major
Fornaru, Mr.
Fleisllell, Jacob
Freeman, John w
Farrell, John
FriRk, John /.
Foster, John
Fowle, q ID
GorSas, W "
Garrison, W l.
Gibbs, VIM
Gallagher, W III
rls.
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~ NOTICE.-Therew will lie "A meeting of
i the Pioneer Club at Harmony Hall, on SAT
UEDAY EVENING, the eth instant. at o'clock.
Members are requested to attend 10 uniform, as
there will be parade.
BY OF der Of the President:
EM FARRELL,
jan S-N* Secretary.
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NJ MOTTO 4 The Journeymen Hou,e
A3 Carpenters Society will meet on SATURDAY
E' ENlNG, January It'll at o'clock, in the hall of
the Perseverance Engine House. As business OF i'm
is to be transacted it is expected there will
be a full attendance
BY order j. F. c. OFFUTT
ian ct Secretarv
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OFFICIAL.

Editor OF the southern Prcss Cashier Of Merchants Bank
President of b. X. of North America Arlnct" Tent; ID.
Jan :, JAMES @. BEREbT.
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E>uUND-Nn Pa avenue, a gold BREASTPlN
l. with two locks of hair, rolled up in q bit of q
newspaper. The owner IAN have them BY calling a,
this office and paying for this advertisement.
ian 1T
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~ Special NOttce.-A meeting of the Ma
sonic Fraternity will be held at the Hail. corner of
and 10th stree s, next TUESDAY EVENING the
10th instant at ~ o'clock.
1t Is hoped tnat every resident and sojournng
member of Craft will he present, as business of i'm
portance will be laid befo: e the meeting.
BY order of Federal Lodge No. ]:
G. A. SCIIWARZMAN,
jan ct Spcretsrc
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Mrs. NJ. A. ADA s, on Il,h, between F
Vl and streets, having vacant rooms can &C.
commodate few gentlemen with board, upon appli
cation. ian 7-eolwx
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y Session of tn. Grand Division of the District Of Co.
iumba will be held in the Hall of Pot ,klas Division
Georgetown, on TUESDAY, the 10th instant, at :.
o'clock p. m.
full attendance of the representatives is re-
quested.
BY order: r. G. CAMPBELL, G. s,
jan 7-1t*
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL,
Bank OF Washington,

.Janurry 4th, ls5&. I
THE Trustens of this Bank have declartS diri
i dend of three per cent out OF the profits Of The
last ok months, pa, able to stockholders on d~naus
JAS. ADAMS
Jan St Cashier
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-07

~ 1. o. of h.-COLUMBIA DISTRICT TENT, No
US A-The officers and members Of this Tent
are hereby notified that an adjourned meeting will
ba held on MONDAY EVENING. the 9th instant al
~ o'clock, at Rechabite Hall, OF 9Th and
streets.
BY order: JNO r. ELVANS, DRS
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-07

R1- The Rev. DR.. Durbin, Misston-
sry Secretary of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
will preach the annual sermon in behalf of Missions
in We>ley Chapel, on Sabbath morning next, ut IL
o'clock inn 6.1ts