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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-06
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
Rail Is ~ 6. "a Road.
NoTICE.

Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York,
And the New England states.
The l is an exclusive Steam Boat Tram. connects
only with the Company Steamboat al MONROEiOr
BUFFALO, direct without landing.
General Pass Office NJ. S. r. r., Zero cp,y
CHICAGO, May II, 1854 i"Eo' m'"hAA l.
Wallace Nygatt, .9gcnt.
tfS Passenger Office, corner ofAlan and Mark e.
street, nearly opposite the Bank, kenusha, Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-06
DEARER THAN EVER.

OLz1A1G41AC LLAEAIE L v LII
iFHNo our hearts, are the Daguerreotypes of IN
4 kindred and friends, who, having cHecred us
by their presence and rendered us happy by their
smiles, are by force of circumstances called from our
sides To dwell in other climcs, and gladden. othey
hearts; and dearcr still, are these mementos when
our loved ones gone to that bourne from whence
no traveller returns
"secure the shadow ere the substance fades"
SCHHE0ED'E 81 WEST,
Al the old rooms of II. T. West (Mansi0n Hous,
Buiidings,) are now prepared to exhibit TO the in
habitanis of kerosha and yicnty,thc perfection OF
/ Daguerrcoypng.
Pictures for the Million!
"COME ONE, COME ALL"
Ana see the most beautiful assortment of Cases
h0ckets. Frames, &c, ever brought TO Kenosba
which will be fitted TO order, with kenesses. nnsur
asSed for beauty of style and Artistic finish, and at
as reasonable rates rs the times will allow.
- instruction given in the. art Oh reasonable
SCHMOhDT & WEST.
~" Web. 1854
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-06

Pade, JOsef-
Can any of our readers interpret it /?
At first we took it for apothecarles' La
tin; judge our surprise then, when the
key was given us, TO find the above in
scrutable items were simply these:
A horse half day" and "a taking
him home again"
Can any of onr readers beat that
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-06
The school-NIaster w antcd,

The School-Master w anted.
The following, says the Mobile. 44drer-
User, is copy Of bill sent in to a gen
tlemen some time since;
aosafada IN
atachinonlmomagin so
$500
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-06
DYE STUFFS.

IS bbls. LOCKWOOD,
so do CUPPERAS,
50 do FUSTIC,
So do MIC WOOD.
Casks MADDER,
1000 lbs. ENT. LOGW GOD,
Cases INDIGO,
OOis. BLUE VlTRlOI..
IS do. CAMWUUD,
25 do. ALUM,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-06

We have purchased largely from Ra'hbonc &
Kennedy of Albany. their celebrated Albany Stoves,
whose manufactures, have Ubtaiucd in this, well
as all Other markets, an cnvlablC reputation. They
have been long tried and found reliable. For style
finish. and durability. they aye Mneu iI:.lled.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-06

NEW YORK, 81.
Rev. Hiram Potter of Albany was cleo
ted provisional Bishop on the 9Th ballot
The Captain of the barque Mary from
Liyerpoole reports seeing on the 18th
Aug, the hull Of large iron steamer
painted black. 1t is supposed to be that
of the i'll fated steamer City of Glasgow,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-06

NORFOLK, Va. 90
Rand the Bank Robber who has been
confined in Jail for several months has
finally been released. there being no suf-
ficient proof to detain him.
WAsHiNGToN, 30.
Thomas II. Benton returned to this
oitv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08
CONGRRSSIONAL.

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, message was received from the House
announcing the death of the late Hon. Presley
Ewing, member of the House from Kentucky
with their proceedings thereupon, whom
Euiogies upon the deceased were delivered
by Messrs. Thompson, of KY, and Badger.
The resolutions Of the House upon the occa-
sion were then adopted by the Senate; and hen
they adjourned until Monday next
In tho House, yesterday, after We went to
press, other eulogies were delivered on the
death Of Hon. Presley Ewing, by Mexrs.
Latham, and Smith of Ala; after which, the
resolutions on that occasion, previously intro
duced BY Mr.. Cox, were passed.
Tho House then adjourned until Monday
next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

- sNS.A thl powers, with observat'ohs
on marriage, Its duties and disqualifcations, and
their remedies; with Autographs, illustrating the
anatomy and physiology, ard diseases of the rerr
ducftVe organs or both sexe6 their structure usei
and unc tinns. popular and oonpreht nsive tress
Use on the duties and casualties Of single and ar.
ried hfe-happy and fruitful alliances mode Of Sc.
curing them Infectious and infertile ones-their
obviation and removal-important HATS TO those
contemplating matrimony, that Will overeoRe CD.
Jections TO II; none, hswever should take this iE
poftant sep vi hout first consulting its pages
q mmentaries the diseases and medical treatment
OF femsles om inf1ncy to old a7e esch CAGE grs ph
icaliy illustrated by beautiful lilhogIaIh;c pistes
nefvoas debility, its Gauss and cure, by process
at once SO simple, .sfe aud ehectual that failure Is
'ppossib:e-rulss for daily manag-ment-sn esssy
on Spormatorrhoes Nth practical observations en- \
sifer, and more successful mode of trsstmant-pre-
cautcnary hints CT the evils resulting from en- PHI.
col Iracnce-sn essay On all diFesses arising from
indiscre.ion, with plsin and simple rples by which
all persons can cure themselves without mercury
remedies for those FELT inflicted miseries ard 6issp
pointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent in The
young. 1t Is truthful advif er 10 the married and
nose enpiating marriage. Its perusa Is par
ecuisrIy tecomntn ded to psrsons entertaining Sc
cret doubts Of their physical conditit n snd who
conscious OF having haz arded the health, hap
ana . privileges to which every human being is en-
Price Is cents FER copy, or five Copies for one dol.
ted Ststes. my
N B.-Those who prefer may consult DR. La crOI
upon any CT the diseases upon which his book treats
eaner FER onally or by mail. Medicine sent to any
psiS Of toe Union according to directors, safely
PACKED and carefully secured from all obaervatir n
Address DR.. NJ r. LA C8OIx, No 81 Maiden Lane
or Post Office Box 67q, Albany NY =.
- Once open daily from 8 q to N, an 49,
Sunday from uyc.l pm.
dsc7
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT, NO TICK
" cts at q less rate than SIX
Cents each will be issued for the X&
ming between Georgetown and Washington. Sixth
st Get and the Navy Yard, and Pennsylvania syenus
and the Alexandria Steamboats, The enormcu sIv
increased price Of horse feed, and the increase Of
in the last six years, have made this couss
sary on the subscribsrs part, as all viii perceive
who will call to mind tbs rise Of prices referred to-
It has been the subseriber's sarnest aim to serve
the public faltniully, rendering them the greatest
fore trusts hat they will duly appreciate the p-es
ing necessity for Instructions from Tim to his
drivers, on and aftsr Monday next, to ask in all all
persons excep. children in the arms. He has GU
to add that the proprietors of all omnibusses run.
ming In New York and Baltimore have bssn com.
pellsd IN seif defsnos, to adopt the same course.
dec s-N GILBERT VANDERWERKEN,
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STEAM CRACKER BAKERY.
T. street. bstUesa AZ and Oh str.e-s

sTeet, 6stWesn ~ ana 6R strsets.
THE above establishment is etill in successful
Il operation. Improved machinery driven by
steam enables tho subscriber to fill all orders prompf
~: and to furnish work equal in quality to any es
tablishuent in the country.
On hand and ready for delivery q large stock Of
fresh Soda, Butter, Water, rnd Sugar CRACKERS,
Pic Mics, Wine, Biscuit, and Ground CRACKERS.
Believing that strictly cash business is best fer
buyer and seller. have determined to try the ex
pertinent
Goods delivered free Of expense at ary Ioint In
Washington or Georgetown Terms cash on de-
livery. THOS. 81. HAVENNER
dec S-2w ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

The Snow SroRN.-We learn from the Bos.
ton Times that the snow storm on Sunday last
extended over vast extent Of territory, for
instance in Buffalo 10 inches-Lockport, IL
inches-Brockport, Is inches-Rochester Is
inohes-Nswark, 20 inehes-Geneva, 10 in.
ches-Auburn, 10 inches-Syracuse, "A inche,
Oneida, 80 inchss-Utica, 1s inches-Trov.
IL inches-Albany, Is inches-Poughke.psie,
IL inches-Watsrville, SO inches-Piskanv
Falls, 80 inches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

II The United States Circuit Court at B al
timore has decided that a railroad company is
liable to pay damages for non-transportation
Olive stock by earliest freight train to market,
If meantime, there should occur such fall in
market prices as to occasion loss to the shipper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08
JOB PRINTING,

Our friends will find rs prepared at any
moment to execute every description of JOB
PRINTING, with neatness and dispatch on very
reasonable terms, from Cards up to Book
Printing. We are now ready to serve all, at
q moments warning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08
PERSONAL.

80. The Hon. Joshua r. Gliding lectursd
on Tuesday evening last, before large audi
ence in the Tabernacle New York, on the
attempt, In 1S41, to expel John Quincy Adams
from the House of Represent atives, for having
presented petition for the dissolution Of the
Union.
80. On Monday last, John Ladue, Demo-
Graf, was elected Mayor of Detroit, Michigan.
80. A few days since, at Memphis, Tennes-
see, Senator Dawson, Of Georgia, was married
to Mrs. E. Williams.
80. The celebrated Father Gavazzi leo.
tured at Melodeon Hall, in Cincinnati, on Mon
day evening last. Wendell Phillips il also
lecturing in that city.
80. Hon. B. F. Hallett is seriously indie.
posed at Boston.
go. Hon. Henry A. Wise has accepted the
nomination for tho Gubernatorial chair of
meeting at Richmond on Tuesday night, and
gave notice of his intention to stump the State
during the campaign.
Venezuela, has obtained leave of his Govern
ment to be temporarily absent from the United
States, and We learn that he will shortly de-
part for Caracas.
80. Old Mrs. Jeanne De Lux, we'll known
Now York character, died in that city last
week at the age of sixty-fve. The Express
says: She had property valued at $l0O, 900
though of French origin, was remarkably flu
emit in English Billingagate, when her accus-
toned equanimity was disturbed. Once she
was brought before the criminal court, charged
with stealing q neighbours cap; but Mr.
OConor, as defendant, got the case Alto
gether, her life has been of varied experience,
and it may some day serve to point moral
or adorn tale'' She adhered to the Catho-
lie faith, and died in the care of some of the
Sisters -
80. Samuel Follett died at Worthington,
Mass, Both ult., survivor of the battle of Bun
ker Hill, aged 81 years. Mr.. Follett was born
Both November, 1857, in Attleborough. lie
Joined tho army when in his eighteenth year,
remained in the service fifteen months, and
served at the battle Of Bunker Hill in Col.
Reeds regiment.
80. Rev. Thomas NJ. Clark, D. D., was
consecrated, on Thursday, Bishop of the Do
oese Of Rhode Island.
80. The wife of Mr. Joseph T. Little, of
Arnold, Maine, recently made her husband a
present of three little Littles at one birth.
Every little helps.
80. The editor Of the Columbia (Texas,
Democrat, q few days since, found q snake
fsur feet in length coiled up among the ex-
changes on his table.
80. The Empress Eugene, of France, de-
clares that no State balls shall take place, and
no unnecessary expenses be incurred BY the
Emperor's household, until the taking of Sc
bastOpol is an fatt accomp!i
80. The editors of the New Orleans Plea.
June are in possession of certain facts, which
they say, Empress upon our minds the sick
ening fear that there might be some founda-
ton for the suggestion that Madame Sontag
and Pozzolini did not die natural deaths-in
other words, that they were poisoned" Ru-
NOR, hitherto, has only limited at this horrible
suspicion, but the statements of the Picayune
would seem to show that there is something
more than nero " hints" and "surmises'' al
the bottom Of it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

oocAiruArE WATER Tho Boston Water
bosrd' after experimenting for weeks for tho
purpose of asoertain,ns the csus. Of the Inn.
Purities existing In the water, have at last
published long report, the gist Of which 10
that they know nothing about 1t, and advise
the citizens to wait pa tie ntly.
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Il Tho New York Journal of Coum.,..

1 Tho New York Journal of Commerce
says:
1--WE learn that some Of the colored men of
New York have organized q library associ-
auon, and are taking measures for tho estab.
hshment Of reading room and the delivery Of
q course o! Lectures, the first of which will be
delivered in tho course Of the nresent v..L
The effort is deserving Of encouragement:
though We understand that when some of the
Jealous Abolition orators were applied to for
tnelr cooperation, they were found to be stoo
much occupied"
Just like the great mass Of Abolitionists,
1hey care not fg for the black man, and
oniy advocate his cause for their own personal
advancement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

a 1t 10 claimed that the device adopted
for removing the sunken Russian ships from
the entrance Of Ssbastopol, is thoroughly of
American Invention; that the use of cast iron
cylinders, with the screw augur bits at the
lower end Of them, and the ignition of the
powder by battery, are American applications,
and that the apparatus employed is substan-
tally the same as that used by tho American
engineer, Mr.. Cowsrs, in removing the steam
fbgats Missouri from Gibraltar harbor, after
all attempts Of English engineers had failed.
In reference to these facts the Louisville Jour.
nal remarks:
"The only difference between the cast iron
cylinders used In removing tho American
steamer and those now being taken to Bebas-
toPol is, that the latter are Of capacity to
hold four times az much powder as the former
This may be necessary, as the depth Of tho
water at sebastopol is nearly three times az
that at Gibraltar"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08
. The New York Sun SAYS

"Some Of the manufacturing establishments
In iron and ship yard business are contracting
their operations on account of the general de-
preston Of business. During the past week
charged hands, and those they keep are on
short time''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

~ The regular term Of tho Hardin (Ky3
Circuit Court Is now progressing in Elisabeth
town. Thos. n. Yates, one of tho Juror. vho
granted the verdict Of mot guilty. In tho
ward case, IL up on trial for perjury, He VA.
injected by the grand jury, along with some
others Of his confederstes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

THOMAS kISKLEF, In the Circuit Court for
SARAH ANN K,.xLEY, Der Term, 1854. 'p''
fI'HIS Cause standing ready fer hel ring and being
i submitted, the counsel for the parties were
heard, and proceedings read and conside-e,:
It Is therefore, this lat day of November, in the
year 1854, by VIM. George Krebs Juage, and by
the authority OF this Court, adjudged ordered, and
decrsed that Thomas Kirkey, complainant be, and
he hereby is, divorced a vinculo matrimonii f ON
that Thomas Kirblss, complainant pay the costs Of
tbia procet ding. WIN. GEO. KREBS.
Test: W. Il. 81. TURNER, Clerk.
doc S-1tt
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" The late gale at Quebec was 80 severe
that four hundred dollars were offered to any
steamer that would undertake to carry the
English mail across the river, to place it on
board the cars, but none undertook it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

a The Presidents message was telegraph ed
by the Morse line, through from New York to
Bufalo-dropping at intermediate offices-in
5h. 30s
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NOT1CE-All perso Ms having claims now be-
~ fore the Department of the Interior relative to
the lats Boundary Commission between Mexico and
the United States, Of which J. K. BARTLETT was
Commits ionrr, are earnestly requested to m ct on
MY AI EVENlNG next, at O'clock, at THOMAS
BAKER'S HOTEL corner of Eiyhth and D streets A
business OF Importance is to be transacted
dec S-3t
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Agents for the Evening Star out Of W..h
in1tOp. 90"

ARenLS Iu0 OnAAo ~eS"~ WV VI " Qlh.
ington.
Persons at distance wsntir>, n. D,:t,
Eysning Star, at the earl' at n.,,oa .f,.. ~,
issue, can be acoomD'. .,d.t.d at
wilmington. delaware, by E. s. R. BurL,za,
No. ia, yy.arkst street.
Baltimore, BY HzSRr TAYLOR, Sun Iron
Buildings.
Harpers Forty, by ARCHIBALD K1rzr1LLxR.
Alexandria, Va, by VIZ. r. CARRIE. No. 90
King street, corner Of Fairfax
Fredericksburg, Va, by W. NJ. MILLS.
Richmond, Va, by SMITH FORE, Nos. $50
Broad street, and 1914 Main street.
Portsmouth, Va, by A. B. OWENS, No. 20,
High street.
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REMEMB Err
THE BENEFIT OF THE
northern Liberties
On Saturday Evening, Dee. eth.
de. Sit
HLuSTRATE

LIVERY thing in the way Of seasonsble luxuries
Ia that can be desirsd by the ost atiiious ID
ptite of TIE epcure, at ali times be had served
up in ths most approved sty.e, and at thu shortest
notice at W. II THACKER'S Taaai Restaurant cor
ner of nal and MarKet street Geor setown. Such
as VEN15lN. fresh. superior 20 any Ting Of the
Kind il the District, CANVAS HaCK DUCKS,
TERApiNs, MUTTON CHOPS, O. STEERS in every
way, &c &c. de, s-3t
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NAvAL.-Ths u. 8. brig cambridge was q
Montevideo, Dot. Sd.
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NRW YoRk PR1NrKRs.-Tha NAV York

NEW YORK PRINrERs.-The Now York Tri-
buRe . day or two since said:
'.Of printers alone, there arc now, it is
stated, not less than five hundred in this City
out OF employment, with fair prospect Of
seeing tho number largely increased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

IDA MAYA STORY OF THINGS 1CTU. "a
i Possible, b Mary Langdon. at -AS
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,s
Aos ~ Bookstore near 9th at.
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TRANS-ALLEGHANY NOTES

A NY PERSON CT persons avine o. hsr d a tn ~
IA rand dollais of The 70 es thu TransAlle
ghany Bank Of Virginia or even thousands NAV
send them TO Richmond to re RESENTED 20 the Tree
surer, and they will receive there,or Couuon Bonds
of the State cf Virginia T. W. LATHAM
dec S-3t
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Private Medical Treaties
ON THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
M. b. LA CROIX, M. D.,
ALBANY, N Y.
$50 Pages and $50 Fire Plain and Colored Litbo
graphs snd Plates
~ Price only rs Cents. ga

CGEAPEST eOOK EVER
PUBLISHEr, and containing
nearly d ub,e the quantity Of
rta5ing matter In that Of the
FIFTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
Ut treats On The PHYSIoL0-
Gf OF MARRIAGE, and the
Secret L. fi:mities and disorder
OF .outh and maturity, re-
sulting fir m excefsss, which
Destroy the phvsicsl ard men-
fol TnUErS .,-,.h 1Lro-@tnxr
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NATIVE ORANGBs.-The orange trees in
Alabama, which were nearly destroyed by the
severe winter of 1851, have since thrown up
vigorous sprouts from the old roots, and some
Of the young trees arc now loaded with fruit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

lest night is requested to leave it at this Office he
was eeen By competent witness to walk Of with il.
NO Quest1ons asked. dec g. 81
MO. i ErHERIEL OIL AND CAMpHINE con.
~ antly on hand, aad for sale at the Family
Grocery OF JNO.G GEO. ADAMS
Corner Of Iii 81 and L streets,
dac S-eoSt$ Northern Liberties
kIOTICE.-MY son, CHARLES HAMMOND.
~ is tie only person authorized to collect money
or trans act business in my nsme.
dec St A. HAMMOND, sr, 7th st.
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MRS. r. GREGG

A- Respectfully informs the ladies orA
ashingto1 and Georgetown that
she has cp-ned q handsome sssort
ment of WINTER MILLINERY, q, W
Mrs HILLS, on pennsylvania avenue, south side
No 2s9, between Tenth and Eleventh s.re.;s
dec ste
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q At the close of the current year, it is
stated, the treasury of the State of Missouri
will have on hand the handsome surplus sum
Of $400, 900.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL, NAVY YARD
KUNKEL's NIGHTINGALE
OPERA TROUPE
VIII have the pleasure CT appearing before their
numerous fiiends at and near the
May Yard,
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
December 11tn and 18th.
Admisston-25 CENTS.
dec ST. JNO. Y. FORD, Agent
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
7 SHALL OPEN en- the 18th or 18th IF Dscember
l. the first large invoice Of new style of Diamond
and other Jewelry. Fancy Silverware, Gard Pecey
RS, Work Ro1es Vases, Figures, Table and Mautel
Ornaments. Fans Card Cases, Porte Mouusiss
Dresden china Ornaments, and vari TT Of Mic
M Saeks. suitable for Holiday GIFTS The Goods win
oe arranged for inspection the 18th ins ant The
public are invited to call. Politeness sni ciyility
will oe extended to all. VIII tier purchasers orn,t
II. SEMKEN, Jeweler,
Formerly Wsrrine. 4 Sernteo
Pa. avenue, between 9 ami 10th SITS.
dec s-d.24th
TOYS T. FANCY GOODS. . general ,,.
dec7-3t ~
nOLLs AND DOLL Il = ADS. AID TOYS
- generally, at LAMMOND'S,
dec t-ot Seventh st.
RODEE, Ac-WE INVITE ATTENTION To
~ our assortment o: WOLF jennett, buffalo and
OF, er Robes: Also, Horse Covers and Blankets of
all kinds which We offer at reduced prizes.
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Makers.
oec I-oI next to National Hotel.
OOFT CRABS IN WINTERl-EpICURUs ONT
- one!-Fresh soft Crabs will be served 10 a.
6AULEhs on saturday evening. December 9th,
for the frs: time in the history CT TIE world
G. OAUTIER,
NOOKING.-C GAUTIER " IL SEND 10
~ the house Of his patrons 6 r-t class Prar oh
Cook at 81 FER day. Marketing and every thing fur.
nished for dinners.
just received, % kegs Malsg. Grapes
, q, G. GAUTJER,
dec at asa Penn avenue.
T EsLIE's LADIES, GAZETTCOC
sale at sHf fiISef y rseeved and for
me Ladies' Gazette If Fashion contains plain and
oinamentet designs of Paris London and New YORK
The New York Herald, Tribune ana Tine 20.
eeiTed every evening and for sale at ~
sHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
do.1 odsen Building, corner ~ st. and Pc ave.
ZIG FARCIEs a la Gautter-Tbo.e; n
- want Of q delicious Dessert call at GAUrTER.S
and try his Fig and Date Paroles which for ru.;t
ana delicacy Of favor are unequslled.
O. GAUfIER,
ueo I@ot asa Peapa. avenue,
EVENTS sCARFs, TIES, CRAvATs. &c.-Every
~ variety OF lie, styl. and shape of new and de
araoie scarfs Napoleon Ties, Cravats, 60, Of late
importations and at moderate prices, at
STEVENS'S Salesroom,
Gee o-St Browns Hotel
MRS. B. GREGG
A Respectfully informs the ladies orA
ashington and Georgetown thai
- she has cp-ned q handsome SIS sort
ment of WINTER MILLINERY, q, "
s MRS Hills, on Pennsylvania avenue, south sids
No. 299, between Tenth and Eleventh s.re.s
dec ste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

DUDES, Ac-WE INVITE ATTENTION. n
IL our assortment o: wolf, jennett, buffalo ana
OF. er Robes: Also, Horse Covers and Blankets of
all kinds, which We offer at reduced pricrs.
LUTZ 4 BEALL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Makers.
Gee st next to National HoS.J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

TOYS Il FANCY GOODS. f.. oenor,, o..
Il ortGent at LAMMOND's, 7th st.
nOLLs AND DOLL IL > DIS, AID TOYS
IL generally, at LAMMONDs
uec ~ot Seventh st,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, tho 7th Of Dec !,
there wore of Treasury Warrants entered on