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Explosion. of Life.

SPRIsGFIELD, MASS, Dec. THE steam.
boiler in the Ames Manufacturing Company
at Chicopee, exploded this morning, instantly
killing A. B. HOyt, the engineer, and break.
ing the legs and otherwise iDjuring ns-
not expected to recover The small brick
building which contained the boiler was oom-
pletely demolished and portions Of the boiler
are projecting through the walls Of an adioin-
ing building used az . machine shop
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JUST RECEIVED

4 FINE assortme, Of canphepe, Solar and Eths-
n iisl oil LAMPS, GJRAND0LEs, Candida
BRAS, HALL LANTERNS, and LANTERNS OF
every Kind the latest ana u.ost improved patterns
If paper Shades, dome and o.her Ghapss GLoBEG
OF every description. Patent spring Candlssticks,
and beautiful assortment Of Britannia lamps, foc
fluid or oil, Nursery Lamps, &c.
Brushes. Paints and Oil, Lamp Oils Window Glass
and Artists materials in great variety.
HOWELL MORSELL,
No. 523 O etreet, Todd's Building.
nov SO-dtJaaIst
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Great Snow Storm.

ROCHESTER,, Dec. TT is still showing here
and is now forty inches on level. We have
intelligence here that several vessels have
been wrecked on Lake Ontario. The loss of
property by the storm is very large. So far,
no lives have been lost. The mouth Of the
Genesee river is fast filling up with ics
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From BaltinoN.

BALTIMORE, Dec. s. - Business 10 day ID
dull. Flour is held at yesterdays prices.
Wheat - 2,000 bushels sold ct yesterdays
prices
The weather Is intensely cold, and dispatches
here from the West state that rivers are filed
with floating ice.
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HARPEA'S MAGAZINE fer December
IL Lsdde rhose's Life Of Melarcthon, translated
by Rev. G. 4. Krot.l
Roughing it in the Bush, BY Mrs. Noodle
Life in the Cles1ings VS.. the Bush, by do
Outdoors at Idlewi d, by N. P. Willis
The Rat Catcher, by Gustsv Merits
Beautiful Bertha, " Mrs. TuttiIl.
dec FRASCK TAYLOR
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.
THRCSTEEs SALE or DRY GOODS ANB FAN.
cy Articles.-On MONDAY afteenobp, Decem-
Der 1lth at o'clock. On the FIRST floor Of nv arc.
ton rooms, shall sell without reserve, a lot of
Dry Goods comprising
French and English Cloths and Cassimsres
Fancy eatro:der'd Vest Patterns
Fine red and white Grape Shawls
Long wool and plaid shavls
Woolien entos I'D Piano and Table c.vers
Brocade Silk Handkerchief.
KID and Buck Glevss
Fur cap's and Rotes. P.r:umcry Boxes
Large los Of Porte Monnaies, Cards of Scissors
serertl brase bound Trunks lot of suspenders. &c.
Terms: Upder $25 cash; ever sos credit of 20
and 20 day.. tor notes satisfactorily endorsed
ing Interest. THOS, J. FISHER. Trustes
JAS. G. McGUISE,
dec Sd Ar, t;.,,e,-
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BY =. G MCGUIRE. Auctionser.
MEDICAL WORKS AND SURGICAL INSrSr-
A'A meEts a. Prblic Sale On THURSDAY sfcsr.
n on December l4tll, at 311 O'CLOCK at nv Auction
honf, sha!l sell the collect ion of valuable Meii
cal works and Surgical instruments belonging to
DE- Wer6eid, Who his decli-ed his profess;sn
-, The above may be examined the day previous TO
the sale. Terms e,sh.
JAS. O. Me9UIRR,
dec Sd ku.t;nr.
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HARfFoRD, CT, Dec. s.-A gentleman in
this city, recently retained overland from Cali.
fornis, states that the Indians In the Vicinity
Of Fort Laramie, had resolved 10 prevent the
mails from passing again this winter, owing
to imposition on the part Of the whites. KIM
card. one of the recent victims, was large
merchant ut Salt Lake.
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From New York

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Tbe Chamber of Com.
merce has resolved to memorable Congress
to send q vessel in search Of Kane.
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Boarding.

BOARDING SEVERAL LARGE ROOMS.
ID suitable for families with board Also. board
without rooms can be obtained at FITZGERALD'S,
next door to tho Units1 States Hotel.
dec 7-3tH
TWO GENTLEMEN, WHU ARE WILLING TO
i occupy the same room, can be accommodated
with beard in privats family. Apply at No 1872
stl eet north, First Ward. dec ST.
DOOMS AND BOARD.-sEVERALL LARGE AND
IL pleasant UNFINISHED rooms for families or
single gentlemen, with board will be let al MRS
HALLS, No. 462 Thirteenth street
nov 29-1ms
pOARDING.-ThsM Misses sHANKs, adjoin-
ID ing the store Of Mr.. Berry, On Bridge street,
Georgetown. have seversl fne Rooms to let, and
are prepared to accommodate Boarders, bath perma.
nent and transient, on the most moderate terms.
nov 9-1m
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20 PALPITATI0N OF THE HEART Nervous diseases
pu complains Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Costivsness and
az relieved and cured in incredible short
o! sme oy Carters Spanish Mixture great tonic and
purifier Of the blood It contains not parcle of
or any noIous drug 10 perfectly harmless and has
We can onI 1An f nre anu hanarea ssss q disease
which may be found in column and ali Of which
Spring and Fall Medicines and possesses An
the blood touy remarkable ~ S' o'ef
80 See Advertisements
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The Burns Riot.

BosTos, Dec. John c. Cluer was this
morning arrested for an alleged participation
in the riotous attempt to rescue the fugitive
slave Anthony Burns. Francis jackson became
bail for his appearance at the March teIm of
fh ourt
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II. A. TYSON & SISTERS SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
r sfrsSf hof,r,so 1cfb nnJ 1atl

r'HE duties Of this institution commenced Sep
Il TENDER 18th, and will continue to the usual
time Of closing in July. Parents wishirg to enter
their children can 40 70 according TO terms stated
IN circulars, which may be obtained either at the
dec 1.d2W
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Caught in the Ice.

CLEVELAND, Dec. THE steamer North
Star, from Detroit, reports feet of 30 sail of
vessels enclosed in the ice in Portage Bay, and
among the Islands in that neigbborhood. They
will have to drift until thaw should come.
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NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS.

THANKFUL for the kind patronage heretofore OK.
i tended t. us at our cid stand, We respectfully
inform our patrons and the public in general tLat
we have this day removed our extensive stock OF
Music to the large building corner OF Pa. avenue.
Eleventh and d streets, here we are at pres. Mt
fllirg up and shall open on MONDAY, the l1th
instant q Music Store, whose liberal character We
hope will meet the appreciation Of generous and
discriminating Iub'ic.
During the courss OF next week persons cesirous
Of purchasing music from uH can nd us in TIE room
adjoining our new stor e and the Star ofics
dec ? HILBUS IIITZ
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Flour unchanged
sales of 5000 barrels. Wheat 2,00O-whits
81. Corn 40,0oo-mixed "a cts. Cotton dull.
Stocks dull.
No tidings yet Of the steamship Union
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Glori6ca60n.

SCHENECTADY, Dec. Cone hundred guns
were fred here this afternoon, and this even
ing the principal streets were illuminated
with burning tar barrels, in honor Of the cleo
ton of Myron a. Clark
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Bearer of Observation-Disclosures.

New York, Dec. S-Waldo Maynard goes
out in the Canada, rs bearer Of dispatches.
j. g. Dudley & Co., of this city, clothing
merchants, have failed.
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WOOD FOR SALE.

ON LIEUT.. HUNTERS UPPER FARM, TWO
~ miles from the Long Bridge, above the toll.
gate, in Alexandria county. Va PINE AND OAK
WOOD for sale. Oak, . Cd; <, and Pine - l2X per
cord. Apply to ", CARLIN. Aren't.
nov IA-3no . "
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Levi Blopour has alb
squatulatsd from this city with $50, 900 Of the
funds belonging to the Lake Shore Railroad
Company.
A gentleman in the cars, . passenger, was
robbed of IS 900, q short distance from De-
troit
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n THE ROOMS OVER MY STORE ARE FOR RENT
,,, location IL admirably calculated for LAWYER
pnyHcsa, OF other professional gentlemen The upper
Apply to y n n m M sMsh"
druggist Pa. avenue, near Browns Hotel.
sres supply OF Toilet Articles, Soaps Hair Rrushes
Eom n,o, tooth Brushes German Cologne
Lubins Extracts for the handkerchief
fhoice lot Of Havana Cears
u Wlo nsnnessey Brandy, Port and Sherry Wines
TN wen selected stock of Medicines Chemicals pruoe
Paints OILS and Window Glass just received as above
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

will take the paper OF Exc un2+
~ Bank of selden, Wlthers 4 Co, at Fer, for
Goods, but not ac,ovnt, there will sarily
be delay of some months before the paper can he
redeemed. GEO. H. BAYNE & c.,
dec 6-3t Alexandra Va,
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Wauta,

"ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN 4
w situation as Nurse, aud will assist in cham,
p.rwork Good reference given. Apply to DANIEL
oosEN, cornes OF Thirteenth and G streets.
w ANFED-A MIDDLS AGED FEMALE Of r..
msnt as hous-k keeper, similar capacity. making
herat generally useful Wagea are not an obi, CT
nome for the winter being the poi sought An.
ply at Room % General Land Office
WANTED-A SITUATION IN GROCERY Or
~ commission House, By young man that has
Gccd reference and moderate salary. Address &C G
/" Post Office care Of box $50 dec7-3t4
WANrED-TO COOK WASH AND IRON for
w q small family, mii3le aged colored woman
Satisfactory nany re9ommsnda.ions will bs required
1nquIre at tnis once dec Z tt
I FEMALE COOK AND A WHITE CHAMBER
- MAID WANTED in the family of a Member
OF congress. Persons who can come we'll recon
mended may spply at cnce ct No. 6, Louis,ars av ,
nearly Opposite the City Hall dec6-sts
4 YOUNG GEhTLEMAN, WHO WILL BE EN-
IA gagged this winter as CORES D. nden IF revera
newspapers in Virginia and New York is DESTROYS
OF employing his leisure moments in any aescrip
ton OF WRITING whi]h may oeer a reuuneratiys
compensation coz Address "R W." box $40. v ashing.
Iose Omce. Geo 2-2w
INFANTS Observation-Disclosures
Ing the highest ASH prices. Persons having siayts
for sale viii rleese call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal
tiiaore Md, (siastsrs old stand.l Slaves tsken On
board at Is cents Per day.
feb 2-ly r.M.A w. L. CAMPBELL.
NOTICE WE ARE NOW READY TO DIS.
Iose Of Our stock OF Goods at retail At reduced
priees All those that indebted to us will please
10 US the 1avcr 70 come forward and settle up g.
soon as possible. HALL Il BHOTHEP
dec colt
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JOE sELLrHsToE receives all the new Books and News
PAPERS as as as published He agent for Harpers and ali
the otnsr MAGAZINES, and readers will always And I
and good Blank Stationery
ns odeon Building, Pa and Az st
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HOU>F HOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE AT
IL Public Sale %; MONDAY m ,rning, Decor,
bar 1ltn. st 10 O'clock south side f 4th st betv.
l4th and Is h str sts, sha cell portion of the
Furniture and Effects of gentleman removing
from the city, comprieins:
Push fl and Parlor Chairs
Rosewood narbls top centre Table Side do
Mahogany cloth covered Writing Table
Roun1 mahogany Dining Table, b okshelyes
Carpets, oiloloth, Rugs
Oak and painted CAY seat Chairs Rockers
Walnut Dressing Bureaus, MAJ b. top Wsshstsuds
French ard Cottage Bedstsads. Toilet Sets
Superior Hair and huss Mattresses
Six pair Blankets. B1ls.ers ami Pillows
War r"bes, Rrass Andirons, Tenders
Hall Stove and Pipe
Alright Chamber Stoves, &c. Terms cash.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
dec Sd Aucu,ncer
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II A correspondent of the Journal Of Com
merce urges the necessity of the adoption of
signals on land to warn vessels of their prox
unity to tho shore in thick and foggy weather.
He suggests that large guns be obtained on the
most dangerous sections of the coas. and sig
mails given every hour when needed. We
should doubt the feasibility of such measure
on the ground that nautical men, in mistaking
the reports of these guns for signals of distress
might be very dangerously deceived.
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e 1t is stated in the Boston Traveller, that
Little Brown Co., Of Boston, have paid the
family Of the late Judge Story $l50,O0O for
copyrights of the various works written by
the Judge: His copyrights have sometimes
yielded his family $4,000 per annum. Of
Daniel Webster's writings the Same house has
sold % goo volumes; and Of Bancroft's His
tory OF the United states, $4,000 copies have
already been sold. For one series of works
lthe Cambridge Mathematies,) they paid $780,.
600 for the copyright. 1t is thought that this
single house now pays annually larger sum
to authors than was paid by all the publishers
in the United States twenty-five years ago
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AaoTHnn PRsnI NM. wHITEHU Rsr b.shss.
ha premium for bis superior
we worid's Fair, How York. II win b rsmem
va; NJ received from the worlds FAIR Londnn
Meoas or bis unrivailed daguerreotypes Of Praidsni
aes prsmias at all the irs which he has exbibteS ~,
ries. '~e' AN ~vo1 VI nis 6aus-
Gall and have your Licensees taken At whitshursys Gall.
Dep 16-tf avenue.
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New Boot and Shoe Store.

q AMUEL w. TAYLOR a. co. hive
~ opened the spacious new store No. 339 Penn
syivan:a avenue, nest to MeEsrs Gao. & T. Parkers,
opposite Browns Hotel, for tn, fae of Lad es, Gen
tlemen's, Misses, Boys, and Servants
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, & SLIPPERS
In opening this establishment our aim is to be.
come popular by keeping good articles ct very low
prices.
Arrangements have been made with the very best
Northern Manufacturers for a regular supply of
every article manufactured exclusively to our own
order.
By respectful attention to the wan of those who
will favor us with call, we hope to merit their fu
ture confidence and patronage.
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S30 Pa avenue, opp. Browns Hotel.
FOR LADIES
Do do Iealian Cloth julien do
Do do do double soled foxei
Caters
Do do do doubla s led tipped
do do do pump soled TIPPED
Gaters
Morocco and Kid Jenny Lind Polka Dress Shoes
French, English and American Kid and Mo.
rocco Slippers
Back Morocco double sole Boots and Shoes
Do Goat do do do
FOR MISSES
Black and Bronse italian cloth double cole Caters
Do do Kid and Morocco Slippers
Black Morocco and Goat Boots
Fancy colorei Morocco and Kid Polkas and Jenny
Lind Boots
FOR CHILDREN.
Fancy colored Morecco and Kid Polka and Jenny
Lind Boots and Ties; Black morocco and Goat
thick sole Boots, with variety of other sty les
FOR GENTLEMEN
French Patsnt L ather Oxford Ties
Do do Opera and Dire 80 Boots and
Shoes
Do Calf Dress Boots and Shoes
Patent Leather and Cloth Caters, and q large ss
sortment of Peggsd Hoots and Shoes
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS
We have on hand good assortment of every va
riety In demand.
For Servants our assortment comprises every va
riety heretofore made, with additional new styles.
dec 5-3t
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TELEGRAPHIC.


Expressly for the Daily Evening star
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EOR IA PARLOR AND FIVE BED
u chamoers ell fitted with gas. Location, Tenth
street, bsteeAu and Il, west side second dwelling
ABOVE Mcduire's Aucti Store on the correr of l.
ahc the avenue JOHN GREGORY
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS

COLLECTORS OFFICE, December 8, 1854
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the list of
~ delinquent property is in urse OF prepar ati
ana VIII b. completed and published on or about
the ls January, 1855. All persons interested are
earnestly rsqu sted to come forward and (by paw.
tDg) relieve the undersigned from the unplse SAINT
du OF enforcing the collection, and tn mselyes
f'Sm the oaercua additional expense attending an
advertisement r. J. R0OHE Coll ,cta,
dec d dtlstJsn
Culver srOONS- RVERY DES0RTPTI0N ON
~ hand and made to ordsr, at AIS Penna. avenue,
between ~ and osh Stssess, q. o. HOOD.
nov 10 4
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DOOMs FOR RENr-ONs PARLOR AMI three
| ~ BEDROOMS, ell fur rished, over VIM drupes
! confectionery Store, Ia. avenue, No. AS, oppo-
| si q Jackson Hall. der 3ts
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asL1DrD PIcTURKA-Those of our readers vho dssire
pass hseash splendid Gallery of Pictures sbonid not
an 70 visit to Pumbs Rooms the Avenue he has
there some choice specimens of the nav art al
IN OIL which for beauty and exceIience are
stv ~ Tners Is portrait executed I'm this lsst
sS every neament thereof giving life like Expression
=, reekoned among the Hrst Daguerrean artists
mar 20
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k'OR SALE-THE LIE So AND FIXTURES OF
Il q first rate Grocery Sand. For lsrticulsrs
enquire at Esquire Grubb's, on Eighth rear It
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FRENCH MILLINERY.

FRENCH MILLINERY.
&c. MRS. NJ. L. DAWSON,
Pa. avenue, between 9th ana 10th
streets, has just received the latest
- fashions, and respectfully announces W
to the lad es Of Washington and the vicinity that
che viii open q large and be utiful assortment of
FRENCH HATS on Thursday the 7th instant
Also. Headdresses, Dress Caps, Flowers, Feathers
ana hiooon. II. L. d.
dec Ate
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A VERY DEsIRABLE STORE TO LEr-THE
n store on tbseast side of Eleventh street, one
door north of Pennsy lvania avenue, lately oc.u-
pied by Dir. Dyer as an auction and commission
store, il for rent low to good tenant AlEo, the
House above the store Apply to
G.. A. RANDALL,
nov 14-H Corner Twelfth and streeta
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DUOMS ~ LIZ IN CAPIrOu HILL Two
LII comfor table Roc ms Furnished or unfurnish. I'd
Will be rented on very reasonable terms Apply at
No 16 street ucrtil. between Delaware avenue
and First street, or to JOS Hedritk, at the Capitol
dc SLUT
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BY VIRTUE OF ITS LOCALITY

A ND the extent and the novelty Of its supplies,
n JANNEY'S SHOE STORE has been-fh.
named the Great Central Shoe Store of
washington. Its shelves are supplied Witty Y
good aud fashionable BOOTS and SHOES, -
and all orders shall be promptly filled In the factory
above.
Cork soled Boots snd sll work for winter uss
speedily made to order and warranted to at.
p. 9. have just received supply Of Shoes from
auction, which were purchased very low for cash.
and will be sold, Wholesale refill, at low prices
HENRY JANNRf,
S4S Pa. av- bet. Browns Hotel ard It'll St
BIZ street, opposite Bank Of Washington.
nov % DIV
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I .OMFOnta BE 80 ms AND GOOD rUARD
~ can b. had in Virginia family, ia re I'd
pleasant part Of the city Gentleme. or ladi-s With
out children or rvaIts will find pleasant wiz ter
quarters by early application to zSS st nortn.
der
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EfURNISHSD ROOMS.-FOR RENT, PAR
Il lor and two Bedrooms, neatly furnished, or I'd
street bet$een B and G, No. l79, within few nin-
utes walk Ct the Capitol and near the a enue will
ee rented low. dec 5-lws
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FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET, AT $50 ST.
Il between Fourteenth ami Fifteenth, vicinity OF
WIZARDS Hotel doe b-lxs
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E>uR 1sHED ROOMS TO LEr.--TWO PARLuRS
and two Oh =mbers, handsomely furnished. for
two or rcye gentlemen, in q private family in the
vicinity of Wizards HI tel. on Fourteenth street
dec 6--Gtn JOHN c. SHAFER No Flo
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EVENING GLASSES IN LAN0UA0ES-PROF
~ sc HON EN- B RG will commence reviewing
classes in Languages on Monday, Soth October, az
his residence, 257 Pennsylvania avsnus.
oct s8-6
FTNHE MOST DIFFICULT AND COMPLICATED
l. Watches put In good order by a nrst class
workman, and wsrrsntei at AIS Pa. ave-, Sign of
Large Spread Eagle 81. O. HOOD.
nov 2-M
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EWR EsNT-A STORM ON Pa. AVENUE-THE
Il neat and COW enent sized Store in Star Build.
next to the corner Of Pa. avenue md Eleventh
street, whish said corner Is coon to be onaned hg
Hilbus Hitz. as their Music store and Piano were
rooms. The store now for rent will make car;ts,
stand Tor almost any kind of business. as already
tie gar otaoe is more frequented than any other
business place in Washington Amply st the count.r
Of the star offics. oct 9sNtf
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ktoR RENr-A BRICK HOUSE, CON TANNING
FIX rooms, oca ed on the 81 nth side of Massa-
cnuses avenue. between 18th and 18th sis. For
dec Ste w WV - "
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AkGE DWELLING-HOUSk 20 LET-sITU.
IL at on tie ca side OF So zenith Get one door
above street and only two squares from the Patent
Once. The house has been built but few years,
Is large and eommodiOus, containing fourteen rooms
IL ia now being newly painted and prepared, and
fitted with gas fixtures; has pump with excellent
watt Ia tbs yard, and cstern water in the houes,
bath rooms, &c; large yard. with stable and car.
rage house Apply, next door to the house, to
nov Is eotf A. ROCKWELL
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EtJR RENr.-A LARGS BRICK ICE-H0UGE
4 conveniently situated nsar the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Canal and Potomac River. Apply to the SUP
scribers, st their Lumber Yard, corner of u snd
Twenty sixth streets. II. N. & j. W. EASBY.
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LfOR SALE.-THAT VALUABLE LOT on Sew.
L. enteenth street, at the terminus of the Ohio
ana Canal in this city, fronting 100 feet
on the Canal, and about 100 on Seventeenth street
being per Of square south 173 1t has q }aree
STONE WAREHOUSE upon 1t futable for a mill or
muchioery Of every description. 1t adjtins the
or rivec: Fer terms, apply on the premises to
nov lI-eolm THOMAS GREEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

HoUsE TO LET NORTH OF THE PATENT OF
= nes.-Dweling No. $40 on north street., next
~ rue oofne OF highth street, contains seven rooms
with enclosed area is comfortable and convenient
,1cauon pleasant, yard new.y paved, pump at the
Az n door rent $500 per annum. Enquire at
'ns FAMILY Grocery Of JNO GEO. ADAMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

IHH FIRE BELLs.-About G O'Clock ,.,,
evening, the bell Of the Franklin w. Gus las'
pany was tapped for the purpose Of h';n ION
me members together to attend the e,h;h;S ing
al the theatre, given by Kunkel for ha;, I.nn
NJ. Other bells were tolled for com~a ue
meetings; and the alarm, we learn was ca p"ny
py the burning of foul chimney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

LfOR sALE.-sEVERAL FARMS NORTH OF
II washington city, containing from thirty-fvs tc
one hand ed aui atty ac-es Convenient to church
and tchcols, end good society, from three to six
mills from town. Persons desircus If make.
dairy, or farming land, would do well in applying to
the subscriber, nesr Bladensburg.
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