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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01
Derlrgun9 nnD ll1f6(fl.
Gin un9ebeurer unb antiebenber Stcd !!
Morris {. Gaauwrl & Co.,

Morris {. GaaOwra & Co.,
pbilooelpbia,
Gaten ibr Iptnbio nsucS 9Bdartnbaus te;r9tn, etI:
y fen @tn9on9 SIC. 147 SJaartt unp 80 81 N1crS
Strc SraGe III, no e icet fir bSn Srdbabrsbanpcl
erStTntn Gin I0crtiment pcn
Seibe Mnb TGncD Glitter,
pslbss an 6IrSbs uno 8erlbicccnbeit cben onesrn
Stcd tm SNartt dbsrrift. Sbrsn nsusn Strbr be:
;iebeno, rurttbsr
Giner Der or6bten in 2(merifa
it, init cinsm ttreits ctatlirttu 8sihdft pcn unes:
wSbnllhem 0caut pas ic nctb risl mtbt ousjuosbnen
9totntsn, 6ticnoers nit Scbcn bic
Sir GGf6
tauftn, unb sauttno bas eas scrsbhftt Spttm i'm
Baarsnbduptl odsisni9t ptn
8lei6 ma bi9en 9reifen
III. 70 no s stnsbigt an ricl nieorsstru grsiEn gu
prtaufu, ais oiss 9ldrbsu fam NO lanas trspitirt
wire. Inter ibrcm 9dfh uno furJsm Greoit Spirm
ttebt feline Nctbpsnoi9ttit 9rces Ytrte ju fcrocrn,
uuo burh Ncrtduf ibrtt 6lttr on elmer nur tlsiuCn
GrbSbunS dtGr Ole auslSnoiben 8ttsn slali6en e cs
gum 5nttreTe ctnes icosn 8curtbsilers prn Gttsrn
matbsn gu tSnnsn, gu tauftn an fclstnotn
Recinuuhaeh:
Gddbs s6uisr sbatn sinsn ab1 pch Gshs qrot tu cas-
Stle III drsSpnes nnsrbalb 10 4ngsn pc San Ger g bs
Jablt nro.
naansbarss gse rirS sinsm Rarnpsrb an 3aOt bee
Smptanee an0enennlsn.
Nh sdfnls unbt,wsisltsm efahSt titS ess gSnatt
Srtci asnebsn, irenn pttlanot.
sBc eels tsIab miro faas IL, its Hbps ali diner
Gatt pen 5rclf Nrcltnt per 5abr trlaubi.
8aufeu reIt e eiisn Stde bsfitn ino tfattansn Ia:
ttn ecf 81 Uainrn, nosu s bsr bltn eae @ eisieibtn
eann dbttu9si ea ts n in btsm 9nit lt0t Sic ercsen
prefiie tu esj6bea rtld,s
abfelut hotbmenei1
fnS fur GeIhs, bk Ianss reit es6sn.
Me balIcpslI, 8 9. 6alIcruru, &. IN. GpSnrr,
5anes Sraquair, 4. ~. eits, SR. ,buttbnicr.
6sh. 1. na2R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01
Mrmen Ne6nnn1.

Die 8e6nune BON Gbas. g. 8uf6, Gfq.
Sbasmeifter Der Direttoren oes 4rmens
bauies BON eeda Gauntp, pom l. San.
1853 bis jum l. San. 1854.
Sr.
1853. San. 1.-Silan; Der lssiSbrisen Rstbs
nuna, 500 81
Gmpfansen ron Shes. 5auit, Sis
fang Der ltetidbrieen Rebnun9 Sc %
gRat 3.-Gmpfan9cn rarh piram 3. Stbaue,
~ Oirettcr.) pen 5rieeridb gla9d, fir @lis
tttb GnelIer so 90
Gmpfan9en burtb Sbruias SauIt ron g.
gaofuni, fir SNatlca 9Brrt, ? ID
Gmpfanssn ourb Gbarles Gclptr, auf cine
S1rte ron Snianna alcoer iu Saniud Srer, 100 90
'5uni 6.-Gmpfau9sn ron 2bcf. Sault fdr
ben 8trfduf pcn Sdbafe, 72 90
Gmpfan9rh pcn Dem armenpffe9sr rcnSranfs
lin 2cmnidhip, Carton Gauntr, idr Den
llnterbalt pcn Dapio Shdffsr 100 %
Gmpfansen Scn Sbrmas 5auf, fir ben Gsrs
fauf pcn Paftr, 4S ~
Gmpfanscn auf Grtfdaft gu @atiIra gssrt
fdGis, 10 %
Off, s.-Gmpfanssn far ben ilntsrb0It pen :.
SRaria Seipsr. l95 90,
Gmpfansen ourdb 8. 9. S6one. ron Daniel
8ubns, fir Gar. S6manecr, 81 90
0cs 6.-Gmpfanscn ucn .. 8. 9tbcabs,
Gtrabcloer, 90
GmpfanSsu ron 5. espi Slid, fir gB. pautr, A 62
Gmpfan9tn burtb 8. g. Sdans, fir ben Tins
tsrbalt rcn gJaaria 5cislcff, SO 90
gmpfanesn ourch bsuielbsn, ron Sec Snaue,
Srustss pcn 5aues 8uanf, einem eunats, lO4 10
gmpfauesn gu psrihistensn 3titcn auf Srs
bsrs, pcm Shasmsiiter, 45OO %
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

!. 9. Sren uno &c. Gdrpet Fir Gcartbaus 46 05
5sTt Gbdffer osnisl6su ron philadelphia gu
brinaen ! 90
Drats. aBitfcn nnb &C., Srodt fdr gUei prras
miebe Gteine i 90
5cTbua Gt6btr, Geitcrbsns, @erbeisatbete uno
2cbten gu r:9tifrirrn 81 90
Scibua Rerlp, GanntpsSar G6srbe5abIt l 35
Scbu Gbsrbaro &c dternhnet % II
suIan,mrn $23,I73 81
Ganier 9slaif ron 9'slafun9 500 80
8elauf in csr S6aetammcr laut ecs
tsetiibrissn Beribts (atsSO9sn) 6.265 ID
y, ,75g 10
g3e,abn p5breno ocs Sabre 23,173 81
gmpfansen unb ausbesablt pabrenb
bem sabr 45,9s2 So
Gcntnilca auf cbiee Sumins on grc3 459 62
8anj in ben panb;n ocs Sbaemciftcrs
am 1ftsn Sanuar, 1854 5.421 33
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01
Stod auf Der Sauerei.

Slpl Au ICl SOuuStSt.
Ykree. I6 aabs, l @uG, IL Stsrs, 8 Ninesr,
5 SdIbcr, 2i Shof, Cd Sbwsins, QSasen, 2 Osars
tcruwa9tn, gahihlittin, 2 !ocljfhliteu, a Gs9cn,
pfld9e, Sbubtarrcn, l Sru6t: Drill, l ORab.
uno Gtnts; sIaihns, 1Drrbmaihns,2 - SHinon,dhls
Grtra9 Der Sauerei.
AIS SuIdbef @ei,sn, s93 BulbsI &csscu. $40 rus
fbd &oakr, IL Suffd Slobsfaamcn, 700 Bupbtt
aortcfen, 1900 Suitbsl @BslIthtcrn in ben 6clten,
20 Sulbel 8dbsn, 80 suIbsl 3pittcln. 40 euibsI
Rctbrdbsn, 81 Sulhst SuppentcbnCn, 3Sarrd Gurs
fen, 5000 8rauttSrfi, 81 6eSsbcao Souerfrout.
l0l pfunb 9sbchsltrr SIaths, GA eacuu9en Ssu, 30
eoeuneeu 98etfhtcrnlaub, l40 eoouneen Ddneer ouf
oas eano eetban, 2l5l pfunb Rlncbduts, SO pfunb
8o6sbSuts. 1850 Yhluo SbmalS, l444 Yfuno Tins
fbtn, l7l5 pfuno Butter.
SIN 6aule perfertiete 2rtifel.
90 Toar SRauusbrItu, $50 GRannsbemosr, % gSss
ten, 40 98dmms, 40 6uabrnbccu, ~ Reitsbemeer,
30 SrauInsSrcds, 64 lintcrrSds, So SbcrtsGcIuus,
l2S Sbdrje, 40 I8tibsbau6cn, 49 Sunbdten, 15
paar llnterbcItn, 68 8inbcrfrcds, 20 &nbsrbsmoen,
81 6ineerunttrrSdt, 16 Scosntltiocr, 81 panodher,
9 Quits, 76 paar Srdmpft oc(tridt, 40 Yaar
Strtnpfe auaelfrtdt, 155 Cuts Strdn,pfaorn, los
Cuts Mabts, SprouIdds. 16 Hclltsrs, 81 Settsdse,
"a 8cpffdfsujd9e 10 8rpffdfsntids, 55 eeintiiher,
Srubfade, 495 pfuno barts Ssifs Is Barrel
Shmicrleift.
Sleifb 9ef6ladtet.
l6,624 pfinO &ncftifb, 474 pfuno SuttfIcfd'
770l pfuno Stbtpsiusfsiib.
l(njabl 9erIonen i'm Sauie.
Gs 6sfanben fidb I'M Sauf' am l. Sor. 1853 147
@rbalttn mibrsno Dem Sabr, 66I
sos
GnhaTtn rudbrtnS Dem Sabr 600
@carsrbunocn, 10
Geiicrbcu, 16
SCOT sn,pfon9su, 2
@ntIauftn, "a
- 652
Ssrtlisbsn i'm bauls am lFen Sanuur 1854, 156
DisIs 3abt bsiitbt aus II psi6sn errpab btncn
Noannsrsrcusn, AZ rpsiesn erwoblcucn gRtitspsrIo:
ncn, fartiaer erpabcncn 9Seibsprccn, 81 rptieeu
anabsn untsr l2 Sahrrn,2 fartiscn 6noten untsr IL
Sabrrn, 10 mstgsn gRdehsn untcr II Sabrtn, 2 far=
bi9en Gardbtn uuter 10 Sabrsn. .oisrpcn fno 22
prrridt.
WeeUerbunben.
Samld Il. &umpftr on 3. 8. eeibi9. ephn Stprs
ibip, eSdpa Gauntn. (Sousr.)
2(nna SQ. DrudsnmilIsr an Charles g8idert, 9iics
ocrmotuuaie Scpncbip, erbo Gountr, (Srusr.)
Srarp NR. Yattsricn, on Sanftrp Stspbsn, Sbcr.
fauscn, esdba Gauhtp. (Saucr)
Srieoritb g4alter an Sbcnias DIT, S6;riauicnS Scwns
Ihip, ecfa Gauntr, (Saucr)
gBilIcu9btp gR. pauIp an. Benjamin Supp, Ster=
Wlatun9ie Scpnidhip, ettba Gountn, (Sdusr.)
Sulanna SubnSnan an eycbu SnpeSrJ Sdorpteits
balI Scpnltbip, etoba Gauntr, (Saucr)
Siatbauorl fanoer an 9tcr9e euoipi9. r., 9iisosrs
masun9it ScpnIhip, eeda Gauutr, (Sauc.
Gtrt9e u, Fanbst an Srnatban a4ano, Staet aasus
tenn (SrppibrpeGsr.)
,ornrp Il. Drudtnmiutr on g8ilIiam WBiaub, Stabt
IGcutCpn (Ssppitbpsbsr.)
Georp SR. pstttricn an Gpbruim Ues, (esbrer)
Staot Inentcpr.
6enrp Oiefenoerfer,
Siram S. S6ane, Dtreetcrsn
peter Ronie, }
h,At.,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

8crtIistcn I'M boule am 1ftsn Sanuur 1854, 156
DisIs Sabt bsiitbt aus II psiesu erpabtncn
Naounsrsrcuen, AZ rpeiecn srpo6Icucu gRtitsptrIc:
nsn, fartissr srtpabenen Beibsrrcfcu, 81 ptiesu
anabsn untsr l2 Sahrrn,2 fartiscn 6noten untsr IL
Sabrsn, 10 pstBsn gRdodrn uutcr II Sabrtn, 2 far.
b9en GRaedbtn uutsr 10 Sabrsn. .oisrpcn fno 90
pcrriid..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01
r,r 1(uhitrrs. Weritht

elites SauGpIs srrfauft.
Scbn Stbsrer, Shsrer's 8rdde 10
q. NN. eine, Serbian 0rdfe, Iuentcpn I3 80
Vstsr Gnadman, Gecperetur9 8rtde Is 30
ertcmcn Bue, permeuu's Srdde SO 81
Ssrlcrnes gisb SertauIt.
8eu6en StSbltr, Gin Sbaaf ptrtauft I IL
Sclbua 5rep, Gin 8ino psrtouft Z 90
Gmpfanasn ron getcr Rcmig uno Gel.
ISstsrtn, Snauifticn Secs jurddbes
;ablt an bic Sinterlahsnlbafoesn nrs
ftcrbenen gpstcr Sbnsiocr 10 10
@cn 1orrn Srep, elm 9sidsnt on Die
GccpersGur9 Srtds 10 oO
@cn Gbartes @dtrt, gicrtbamptcn gaals
frltcd Dippsnc, fdr 1853 % gu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01
GduntD< Ne6nmn9.

Die ae6nuns bon Gphraim gcbe, Glqr
Shabmeiflsr BON eeda Gaunty, bonn 1. SAM
mar, 1853, bis gum 81. December, 1858, beis
be Gage nit einsefdlcRen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

S29,054 80
gBir bic unter;sitbnsttn Queitcren pcn eetba &C.,,
tsssu9cu bismit, oag mir Die 8eebnun9 pen Gpbraim
lpbc, Gil., Sthosmriltcr bss beio9tsn Gaunns, pom
lisn Sanuar bis gum 3llten Dtssmbsr 1853, beios
Gage mitsinseihlclIen, scnau nit ben 9dbsrn uno
ben earauf bcjishsnoen irtunoen persibeu, uno Die
Rshnuns ols ridtis uno ruabr stfunoen baten. mic
iis an9tsebcn III, uno fanosn cine 8itan; ron finf
taulenO picr bunorrt uno cinunoSpanss Sbolsr unc
oreiunbbrcisi9 Gents, in Den pSupsn oss Sbaenlii:
tiers.
Bur SstStoun9 bsGtn ba6tn mir unltrs iIuttrs
fbriftcn tsiscfdst ben 6tcn Sag Sanuar, i'm sabr
1854.
8. 8. S6anb, 9rs;torsr
s. 5. Titter, ""''t''eA'
Sttruor 1. nl4m
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-14

HousE.-Mr. Cutting, yesterday, went into
Z minute explanation Of the necessity Of ouch
an act, and gave several instances Of The in
justice TO which the children of American cit
gems born abroad were exposed from the ssnt
Of ouch Law. He concluded by appalling
to the patriotism and sense Of right of every
member to put the bill on its passage without
delay. q 4
The bill was afterwards passed.
After some private business, the House re-
solved itself into Committee Of the Whole on
the State of the Union. Mr.. Ewing spoke at
length in opposition to the levying of tonnage
duties on domestic commerce: and Mr.. keitt
obtained the floor, when the committee rose,
Tho House then proceeded to the consider
alton of the Senate bill prescribing the ap-
pointmeRt of the Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury. s-sgE-r tt.grsrFE9
The question Of adopting the ndment to
the bill proposed by Mr. Orr, (deferring the
operation of the bill until a vacancy should
occur in the Office was agreed to.
The main question was taken, and the bill
as amended was rejccted-yeas 20, nays LOT.
A motion to reconsider the vote by which
tho bill was rejected, was laid on the table
yeas l06, nays 80.
Adjourned till Monday.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-14
SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

The Union defends Mr.. Soule warmly
against the comments Of those journals
which find fault with his recent "affair''
al Madrid; complimenting the Court Of
Isabella for the manner in which they
Sustained from interfering against Mr.. s.
IN defending his wife from insult.
The Union also copies highly compli.
mentary article from the Detroit Free
Press leveled at Secretary Guthrie.
The Sentinel is again upon Nebraska,
laboring, as it were, to coax the Albany
-f'las, and those Immediately sympathiz-
ing with that journal, to fly of from the
Democratic party on that issue. The
!Sent'net, we are happy to be able to say,
also deprecates Walkers expedition.
The Idie'!isencer is devoted, o-day, to
news, standard literature, and science.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-14

This journal for to-day, challenges COM
parison with any similar publication in
the country. Its eight broad pages arc
literally crammed with late and interest
ing news and choice reading matter, in
Gliding tales. poetry, and miscellaneous
items. This paper is noted the country
over for its reliable Washington News and
and interesting Local Items.
The Weekly Star is 81 25 cents year
in advance. \ reduction in price is made
to clubs. ISIS . "
Single copies, in wrappers, at our coun-
ter, three cents.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-14
Personal.

-. Mr.. Thomas ii. Skillman, New York
merchant. has recovered 50, 400 damages from
Davis Moore, stage proprietors, of Vernon,
Wisconsin. for the breaking of an arm by the
upsctting of one Of their coaches in 1850.
-. Mr.. Murdoch is playing brilliant en-
gagement at Stockton, California.
80. Forty thousand dollars have been sub
scribcd by the citizens of New York, for the
relief of Messrs. Wright and Lanters, who
lost so largely by the burning Of the La Fargo
house.
go. The Waterman Of the Metropolitan
Hall, New York, is under arrest aud examin a.
ton, charged with setting it on fire. A wit
ness testi6es that he saw the watchman come
out Of the Hall with lantern Immediately
after he SAY the light from the fire in the
room.
-. Two men, named Paul Ritter and Mar
tin Reed, who had just served out their time
in the Brooklyn prison, to which they had
been sentenced for eight months, for stealing,
we're re-arrested on Thursday morning in New
York, the moment they were released, charged
with being the murderers of a man named
William Furlong. found dead in house at
the csrner Of Third avenue and Thirty.sccond
street, in tho month Of March last
80. Kate Hays and Discaccianti are said
to be singing to crowded houses somewhere
in Peru.
80. story was going the rounds Of the
American press, some tino since, that the
| faculties of 7. B. Macauly, NJ. F., the celobra-
ted Reviewer and Historian, were failing I'M
der the free indulgence Of opium. The
attention Of Mr., Macauly was directed to the
matter by a friend in this country, and be
gives the story An indignant denial. He says
of fifty three years does not amount to ten
grains.
80. The members of the Legislature of
Tennessee, on the ID instant called upon
Mrs. james X. Polk, at her residence in
Nashville, and. it is stated. were received
with that courtesy, grace and hospitality for
which this excellent lady is SO distinguished
-. young man, named Stephen Hague,
lately returned from California, vas killed in
an ARRAY in -allegany city, Pennsylvania. or
Monday, by l. Hosach.
-, keeper Of the Detroit prison, na:1cd
Parish, was last week arrested for theft He
plead guilty, and was committed
80. Judge Edmonls, OF New Yurk, is Ell.
gagged in featuring on spiritualism at various
places. lie recently visited Poughkeersic
Alas, poor Edmonds.
80. GOV. Powell, in his message to the
Kentucky Legislature, opposes an increase Of
banking capital
-. Rev. Thomas T. Hunt, Of this city, is
delivering temperance lectures at Wheeling.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-14

u During the past two years the no.
tells OF New York have picked up BUSH
ness for themselves that will compare ia
vorably with most banking institutions.
1t is said that the profits of the St. Mich
oias for the year just closed, foot up to
s53,000; the Astor $40 900; the Metro
polltan $4,000. The Prescott House.
Captain De Groot's palatial establish
ment, cleared Sl6,8cO the first three
months it was open.
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AGENCIES FOR THE STAR.

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WASHINGTON
STEAM CRACKER RAKppy

cs:.eet, between Fourand a-adlf ard et, r,,,-.,
THE sabecrieer having enlarged and reti,,.a a.
II estsbishDeut vi b the most irnp-o-ss ~
cbinery. driven BY steam. e. prepared "a san me
any demand with which he may be f.vur-a '"aPn
The facilities with which he " proyidei -,
him TO m nufacture Crackers which win com, - :,
quality and psice with any In the m rk.t NV u
No sxcrtoa win be spar d 10 tive ..tss..,,--
orders promptly filed and DELIVERED FIRE. OF ,S'
Country merchants aud others scaains o,sl.'s
mail, can have their goods delivered At N, r.
DEPOT, the Canal In 6ecrgetown, or any of -, SUE
boat landings. wan
On LAod end ready &c delivery, q fun .s,,J.
fresh Soda, Butter, Water, and Sugar cr,cl g
Wine Biscuit, Lemon, and other pic MICS. IT,
ism 1<-ess3w. - THoS. "A. HAyFxNr,
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SCARPA,S
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL.

IsOR the cure Of Deafness Pains. and cischsrge o,
- matter from the liars Also al those ,,i.n.
gIpeablc noises. liking the bu2zipg of insects fag
ofwste Within Of steam, a.. which are svmp;om
OF approachis dcafne znG also generally ati-l
ant with the disease. Many PERSONS who hav. been
deaf ior ten, fifteen, AID twenty years, end Mer.
Obliged TO use year trum cts have, after usi,s Two
or three bottles, throsn u Ide their trumets heinz
made pcrfc' fly we'll pb, sicians aid Surgeons hg..
~ recommend il
This medicine has cured more persons. and is NO.
used more extensively Than any ether medicines
combined, r the cure of Diseases Of the Ear. Tho
certificate a'e numerous: and OF the highest author.
iiy.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-14
REDUCING STOCK.

AViNG on hand a very large assortment of ~
IL Kinds OF FURNITURE and wishin. to rcduc,
stocx there viii he great LargriEs offered for sale
10 wi len the attention of tho>e in want is o. rticsr
~ invited, and to examine before purchasing el.e
where, IS there will be gieat bargains sold Among
which may lie found
d 70 nj ,hogany and walnut marble top and plain
W mahogany Sofas, d.ft rent styLs
~ DO and walnut Rockers and Easy Chairs
on casters ~
90 dozen walnut, maple, and other cane-seat ana
wood Chairs
100 walnut and maple caneseat and wood Rocker.
Hands me gilt and n hngany Mirrors
Best turi,d hair ard shuck Mattresses nm hand
and made to order
mahogany, walnut. AMI rosewood marble top Ia.
blrs in great variety
Walnut and cherry extension Dining Tables, all
And a'so a complete assor nlent Of everything in
the House-furnistng line all Of hich win b, sold
very low, at
WALLS Housed urni:hnz Wsreroems,
9Th street, OPP osite Nat. Intel ffic,
jan l4-S&W3w
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-14
ENLARGEMENT OF THE DAILY STAR,

On Monday next, we shall present the
Star to our readers in an enlarged and
highly improved form. Four columns
will be added to the paper, which will
make it equal in size to any penny paper
published in the United States. With
the increase of the size of the Star, we
shall be able to afford additional accom-.
modations to our business community,
who have made such irresistible demands
upon our columns that we could scarcely
Go justice to our immense list of sub
scrlbers in giving them a sufficient
amount of reading matter. With an in
creased size, we trust that we shall be
able to add to the interest of our paper.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-14
TAKE NOTICE.

rITIGENs Of Warrington and Strangers VIII,
~ have been in the habit OF seLdiug Nor. IA 70,
Watches, Jewelry, or any description Of goods in
that hne, can now themselves the trouble aud
expense and get the came quality OF Goods, at lowsy
prizes, /, calling at HOODS New Jewelry Store -
he can furnish fice Watches, Jewe'ry or silver.
ware from his Agents in New York, cheaper than
they can be obtained elsewhere. Every article Nil
he warranted ut time sf raj. BY the Proprietor
ii. o. HOOD,
Sign of the Large Spread Eagle.
jan lift
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-14

ADvERrIsrSG.-In one of the proverbs
OF Solomon, we find the most comprehen-
sive and satisfactory exposition of the
philosophy Of advertising that ever was
or could be printed, viz:
There is that scattereth and yet in
creaseth, and there is that withholdcth
Iuore than is meet, but it tendeth to pow
erty." / .7.fsl. .-i.aa,I
And the words of Paul to the Corinthi-
ans aptly express the same idea: SIS
"lie which soweth sparinely shall reap
also sparingly and he which soweth
Lo"ntifnlly Shall reap also bountifully."
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bacon, CLOVEKsEED, Candle.

ID &c
% boxes b'cached Mould Candles
- do Adamantire and spei IN do
do Judd's patent Sperm d.
50 hush p ime Cloverseed
80 new Hams, Shoulders and br,ast pieces
2s pals new Lard, &c pounds each
~ bids New orl.nps ), rup
ALSO
2o,0OJ lbs. bulk Sides, Shoulders, ard Hams
Also, Bacon Hams, Shoulders. Sides aud yo,e, n
nv own curing.
For sale 10y W IL TESNEY
jan t3-ot G.orv.toxn
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u Taylor & Maury sends us Leonard
Scott & Co. S republications of the Lon
don Quarterly Review for October last.
We have time ard again said, that the
reading man or woman OH this side of the
Atlantic, who fails to regularly read all
Leonard SCOTS republications of the En-
glish Magazines, is far behind the literary
times, indeed.
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ALSO,
Doctor Jacks0M's Pile and Tetter
In N

This may be courideied specific, and is warrant
ed u cure. IL not onl, Immediately sla,s pain md
inflammation. STOPS all bleeding, bdue that in,ol-
eratle itching but ,f.ctus'ly cures in very short
dme pei SONS whose lives have been rendered nis-r-
able for years. Its Sppliratiou Produces pain,
Tut rather an agl eeahc snd pleasant az o. alton.
Call or send for list cures ami Won viii be a.
toniShcl.
Fer sale in Washington by L. u. GILMAN, Ius-
lit Inventor ami pit pIic:or OF Giman'- Hair Dye
aud in Baltimore, by Seth :. HaI.ce, No. los BaIti-
more street. ian Ism
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ROSA DE VRIES Waltz

4 additional supply of this beautiful and * pu.
IA lar Waltz just received
The ce.cbIat.d FESTIVE Guaar;iIasr h: Mrs !,
Philip.
Were with thee on yonder Ec:yl.ts-words by
Mr. otto schonenberg, and music by Mrs N. A Sho-
nenbcr,:.
The above are AL new composition ky residents o.
iris ct3 , and can tc had a. the Music DEPOT If
Jan l1-G HILBUS UITZ
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u The commerce of the United States
with Africa has declined sailing vessels
being unable to compete with English
steamers, which monopolise nearly the
entire trade, a great part Of which was
formerly carried on by American ships.
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u On cnr FIRST page, to-day, will be
found the details of the Soulc duel at
Madrid, copied from Courier Des Etats
tnis, which will prove interesting to
many of our readers.
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A CARD.

( NOPARINEHSHlP-lE have associated 18th me in
" business to take cfl, ct from the LIT instant nv
brother, IL. BUNS. The bus ress will be known
and carried on in the future under the name of TO-
Burns BROTHER. ! would ask for a con inuauce
OF the liberal patronage which has ben bestowed
upon me for the las seven years. there Will be 10
efforts spared by the new firm to pcct the vaults OF
the public in cur line.
All persons indebted TO me will please make early
sct"mont by cash or notes, a. 1t ia necessary that
my business should be speedily settled.
GEO BURNS
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t." In Japan, if man dies in office,
deeply indebted, it is concealed until the
accumulation of his salary has paid his
creditors-all things going ON as if he
were still alive.
Hosts of onr good citizens would rejoice
il such happy state of things existed
here.
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FIRE! FIRE v

LNRE W0OD-A new yard just opened ON tn.
- corner Of 14th and streets, at the Cana
bridge. Persons wishing to exchange cash for WOO
wholesale or RETAIL will find very superior qualit,
In: before purchasing elsewhere.
Jen S-eocV DIV HEATH,
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BOOTS AND SHOEs.-we

e BOOTS AND SHOEs.-We would
RAcall the attention Of the public to our large
and we'll selected stock of Boots and Shoes,
embracing every variety usually kept in q well or
defcd Shoe store, which We are determined to sell
low for cash or TO known punctual cut ,ners
GEO. BURNS BRO,
Ia av bet 9th and Il tn sts, and ~ and 9Th.
Jan l3-so2w =