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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-01

THANKSGIVING DAY R1or-We noticed q
few days since, that q riot had occurred on
Thanksgiving day st the lager beer house near
Capitol Hill. Since then several arrests have
been made, and one of the accused persons,
Mr.. John Shekells held to bail for Court in
the sum of 5000 Two others, Messrs. Andrew
Kidwell and Patrick Kelly, appeared for trial,
but their cases were laid over for the present
SALE.-Yesterday, Messrs. Rothwell &
Brown disposed of the personal effects of the
late Charles W. Stewart. The horse Moscow,
so we'll known in this city, was purchased by
Andrew Minatray, for the sum Of two hund red
and fifty dollars The late owner valued him
at thousand, and had repeated offers of eight
hundred dollars for him
WATCH RETURNs-The Captain of the
Guard shows by his monthly return that there
has been 142 entries made upon the nightly
record during November. Of these, 50 were
lodgers, and % in for offences, and but few of
these citizens of this District Last night, the
return is as follows: Anthony Tobey, slave,
stealing, five lashes; VIVA Willis bringing a
dog in the market, workhouse thirty DAYS:
Daniel Hays, vagrancy, .workhouse ninety
days
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AT REDUCED PRICES

EET arc now receiving misty new az g. ssonab be
w DRESS GOOD :, v hich We axe selling At much
less than former prices
Rich aid silks ard plaid French Msrinoss
Plain Silks, very desirable shades
Plain French AID English Aerinoes
10 pieces plain black Silk, very cheap.
With many OTTER deSirs BILE Dcoss Coco whka So
are daily recs wing
As our stock OF staple goods is as vel; asserted
and selected as any otter house In this CITY, w.
would call particular atter tea TO
cases bleached Cogtons, Of well knosn and ia
Fori brands; 100 pieces, warranted ali pure Irish
Linens, nom MEDIUM 90 extra fine; So pieces white
fannels, from Csc. to slt0 ali era les Blankets in
grsat abundance. with q general assortment.
Table Damss ks, Iowelings, HaI kias, &C
Also, VIII be sole AT cost
All fancy plaid, st iDod ana figured Silks
Ali wool, French printed and plaid MusssI:na
Having determined not 70 k'e1 any mc~J Fancy
silks in our sto k, purchass:s ~ rely on getting
ihr bo7s articles nar1ei prime cost cash oly
Colby SEsRS
Nc. 523 Seventh street doors above pa eve.
nov 39-gt
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United States Pstent Office.
W4GHlNGFoN M,


an the petition Of SQUIRE W RIPPLE, OF A,beuv.
" New York praying for the extension OF
patent granted to him Oh the 9th &C ArriI 1871
Tor an Improvement in "the construcl:,n OF Ircs
Tress Bridges, for seven years from the expiratic-
OF the said patent, which takes place on the og.h
day of April. 1856
Its ordered, that the said petition be heard aft ia
Patent Office on Monday the Goth OF March ne,t.
at IL O'Clock m; and all persons are notified TO sp
pear and show cause, any they have, WIZ SAID 70
ttlon ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle In the Patent Office their objections specially SET
forth In writing, at least twenty days before the dsy
OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party TO be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans-
mitted In accordance with the rules If the off,,
which will be furnished on application.
Inc testimony In the case will be closed n tho
10Th March, 1855; dispositions and 9th papers re-
lied on as testimony, must be filed in the Once on
or before the morning Of tina. day. the arguments.
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered 30, that this notice be published IN the
Union, Intelligencer, and Evenirr star, Washing
ton, D. c.; Pennsy lvanian, Philadelphia, Pa; Seen-
tifc American, New York; and Patriot, Concord =.
once a week for three successive weeks, previous
to the 10th day Of March next the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF PATENTS.
p. S.-Editors Of the above papers viii please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Cfacs, WITH ra-
per containing this notice. Doy 20 ia f5w
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MARRIED..

=, On The 18th ultimo, by the Rev. James H. Brown,
mr: CALEB b. RICARDO Miss MARGARET ANN
REED, both of Montgomery county. Nd.
MlCHAEL SHAY to Mrs. REBECCA FACE.
On the Goth ultimo, by the Rev. P. D. Curlev.
WARNER P. JONES, Esq of Lynchburp, Va, to
Niss REBECCA L. PAXTON, of New Orleans
Levin, John A. HUNNTCUTT, ESQ, of this civ.
10 MARY G: B., eldest daughter of San usl C. Mo,
ran, Esq, of Charles county, Md
On the SSth ultimo, by Rev. John C. Smith, Rev.
Church, Pottsdam, New York, to Miss MARY H..
daughter Of Cyrus Brge, Esq, of thi. city.
., On the 3Oth utimo, by the Rev. Mr.. Phelns. Mr..
IHOS: J. ADAMS to Miss ANNIE c. WRIGHT.
Alexandria, Va. "
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Auction 9a1ea-
By GREE n As,
SCOTT. Auotiona.rs.

ny 0HEEN q SCOTT, Auctionsers.
AZ OF FORK BEANS, &c, By ORDER OF
y the Navy Agent On TUKsDAY. the 5th inst
y. shall sell, at the Washington Navy Yard, at 70
"ciock m, by order Of the Navy Agent
ia lbs Pork, $50 Ibs. Bred
rs lbs. -Four, "a lbs Raisins
- ~ lbs Pickles 1S9 lbs Beans
ief1as cash GREEN q SCOTT,
Auctionsers.
VIII be add ID 10 the above sale. a
lsrge quantity of Live Oak Chips, lying nssr the
west gate OF the navy yard. Terms cash.
GREEN & SCOTT,
oec I'd kuctionaers.
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MRS. B. GREGG
RICH JEWELRY.

NlCH JE w ELRY.
M W. GAIT BRO. offer q magnificent assert.
Nl. ment Of rich JEWELRY, Of the very latest
stJ les, consisting Of
Diamond, pearl, mosaic, and plain Brooches
Earrings and Bracelets. diamond, pearl, ensmelled,
and plain Crosses
Gentlemens diamond Pins and Studs
Diamond, enameled, ruby, pearl, Wedding and sig.
net Rings
Gold fob, vest and guard Chains
Ladies' Chatalains, Locket5, eeals and Keys
Gold Thimbles, mosaic, cameo, lava, enamelled and
pla sleeve Buttons and Studs, Gold Neck
laces, DO.
Which, together with ths largest assortment Of
superior Gold Watches and pure Silverware ever Of
fsred to their customers they are selling at unusu
ally low rates.
NJ. W. GAIT i BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
nov 2Q-3t
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Later from Mexico

New ORLEANS, Nov. Boy All arrival
here from Vera Cruz, We have later adyioes
from Mexico. The revolution was still. FRO.
crossing, but the reported victories of T. Q rev
oiutioniSts have not been SO great as hereto
fore reported The government, however. is
in a very critical condition
The circulation of the New Orleans Delta
and Bee newspapers has been p,ohib tied by
Santa Anna. They are esteemed as incendiary
journals, and tending to incite instruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-01
Literature Of the European War.

Literature Of the European War.
The literature Of war is previously exem.
plihed In the following cool writing from the
London Times
+" We may suppOse-and it is neither an i'm
probable nor an agreeable supposition-that
the loss of the two sides was in much the same
ratio as at the battle of the Alma-that is. two
to one in our favor At this rate, in about
week we should loose FIVE thousand ID ten thou.
sand OF the enemy, and in two months time
should achieve the destruction of 80 600 Rus
SLAMS, at the cost of the whole allied army.
There is nothing at all out of the way in this cal
culation, when it is considered that we have to
throw into our losses the drain by sickness.
As matter Of fact this is, and always has
been the Russian mode Of warfare That DOW
er, mGmcipiis Occupies, egens eris, ALWAYS
has been lavish Of life, and ready to pay two
of its own for one of the foe. The artillery
men who turned their guns on the melee of the
British and Russians cavalry on the 18th act.
ed On the customary calculation that Rus
sian drsgoon counted for nothing when there
was an opportunity of destroying q British
one. Whenever, then, the enemy can attack
US with reasonable hope of losing only two
to cur one We may depend upon it that he
victory over u.s. He will not grudge two b.
rodinos to destroy the two invading armies.
When such is the calculation evidently acted
upon, and the result answers to it, what is it
but a question Of supply? All things consid.
cred, we really cannot expect to continue al
ways killing and wounding two Russians to our
one; at least, we cannot hope to do more than
this; We may do less. But, at all events, if the
contest goes on at its present rate, our forces
now in the Crimea will be DESTROYED some
where about New Year'sday, and we shall
have the doubtful satisfaction of knowing that
the Russians have lost twice as many, but are
at last masters Of the field"
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United States Patent ONCE,
WASHINGTON, Nov, 20. 1854

United States Patent ONCE,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 90, 1854. {
ON the petition of FRANKLIN RANSOM & UzzAH
~ WENMAN, Of the city of New York, praying for
the extension OF patent granted to them the
mode Of Supplying water to fire engines as to rem
der their operatioo more effective" for seven years
from the expiration cf said patent, which takes
place On the 18th day of February, eighteen hun.
dred and fifty-four Q854:)
tits ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office On Monday, the Goth of Janua.
ry 1885, at IL o'clock, M and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, If any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension required to file
in the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth in writing at least twenty days before the day
of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules of this Office
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the will be closed on the 9th
January 1885, dispositions and other papers relied up.
On as testimony must be led in the Office on or be
fore the morning of that day; the arguments, il
any within ten daye thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published i'm the
Union, Inteiligencer and Evening Star Washington,
D. c., Eveping Argus, Philadelphia, Pa. Scientj6e
American, New York: and Patriot Concord N N .
once week for three successive weeks previous TO
the 10Th of January next. the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
P.S-Editors of the above papers win please con,
and send their bills to the Patent Office with na
per containing this notice. nov 20-TSw
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an New York city, on the 28lh ultimo, Mrs. M. E.
Of her age. 49, ~ ~'A ''"'
, Un the 18th ultimo, of typhoid fever, SUSAN B.
COhIlS. of PHILADELPHIA aged 20 years, daughter
Of Asa Curtis, U. 9. Navy.
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Ey j. G. EeGUzRE, huctton.or.

Ey j. G. KcGUsRT, huCttcneor.
q ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY Oh PENN
y sylyania avenue, aud fronting Market Space
On THURSDAY, December 18th, at o'c:cck p n !,
Will be id the two houses situated u psrt Of Lot
l, Square $50, corner of Pennsyivsnia arerua and
street ncEth. The ground fronts At fset on the
avenue, ami 1uDs back to street north, having
three fronts, ore Of which is en- open gpace. The
location orrs great advantages for permanent in
vestment in real estste in the city OF Washington
The house will BIS scld separately, il desired.
Terms: One fourth cash: the balance in three
equal instruments Of 6, 10, snd IS onths With In
teeest, alphabetically secured.
JAMES .. Mcguire,
nov % &c hCct:oEeer.
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By j. c. mceUlss, Aucttom.er.

DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCES IN LAFAYETI e
~ fquare st Pub ic sale --0E MONDAY after
noon, December 1lth, It o'co,k, on the premises
shall gel. tnat valuable and desirable residence
lately oecu led by Thomas Richie, deceased, al.
joining the resi0ence OF W. y. Naroorsr, Esq sud
fronting south on Lsfsytt Tor presidr nt) Square
The To- las = front c. 5i feet in hes on north Ii
street, anu iuns back Isl fest incaes TO a common
alley 20 fset wide. the opposit. SHE o: which
stands stable 70 zee. by s., belonging TO hs prem.
ite6.
The bouBe Is first class double building, Lui. in
the most substantial manner, with ample acconIno
dations FOR large family disposed to en.ert ill.,
Arers from the main house is large outtuilding,
for the accommodation CT servants &c.
Fur her particulars are deemed uaue aesary, a.
persons disposed to purchase Will doubt ess exam:
for themselves. ss the property Is well known.
Terms One-third cash; tbs balance payable i.
two equal instalnents In cae end two years fror-
the day OF sale, with interest thereon payable feai
annually, and ssllr9d b. the Eot65 Of the purchssT
and deed Of trust on tbs premises
JAMES g. McaUCE,
nov I'D ATlciiScser.
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q PALPiTATI0N OF THE HEART, Nervous diseases
Liver complaint Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Costiveness and
Piles are all relieved and cured in so
C Time. by Cartsrs Spanish Mixture great tonic and
pnr2eS OF the blood contains not particle Mercury
Opium os any noxous drug is perfectly harmless has
cured more than i've hundred cases of disease.
We only refer the reader certifcaes few of
which may be found in another column, and Of which
detailed in full around the bottle the all
Spring and Fall Medicines AID possesses an influence
the blood touly remarkable
- See advertisement.
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1T SHOULD be universally known-for IL Ia s,rictIx
the parent of large proportion Of
,ne lae1I usesses Dysenery dRrrhea cholera morbus
Gy weekly catalogue of deaths By
b s sone ihink that, dysPepties; think Of 1t ali
% SaGsa ~ advice founded experience resort
ohceIaon delay dsy-to Hollands German Bttars nre
pared by Dr. Jackson, which, an Alternative cprs
,Ve ana inygorant stands alone unspprosched We
nave tried the Btters and know that they Are sxcslIent for
te specified above For sale in medicine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-01

u A doctor and a military officer bee anne
enamOred OF the same lady. A friend inc ured
of her which of the two suit0rs she intended to
favor. Her reply was that it was difficult to
determine, as they were both such killing
creatures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-01

sfLkSDfp PIcrUBEs,-Those ofour readers who desire
pAss thronsh splendid Gallery of Pictures
on Visit to punbs Rooms the Avenue He ha.
in OIL which for beauty excellence are
svia s There ia portrait executed, in
President Pierce that reflects on the
NJ ineament thereof giving life like expression
Of s among the arst Daguerrean artists
- '.-1o'
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AsoTHKn rsEnIUM.-Mr. WHITEHURST has been
another premium for his superior Dsguerreotypes
sAGed a. the Worlds Fair, New York 1t will be remem.
hs, MT received from the Worlds Fair London
ior his unrivaed dsguarreotypes of President
pr at all the sirs which has exhibited for
riss ~ 40 Ae'oA Vi LIE Ssiis-
Call and have your Licensees taken at whitehurss Gall.
le-E e'eUoe'
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WOOD! LOOK AT THIS!!

DEASONS In want OF well-seasoned Oak Ar,
Il WOOD can have IL delivered To them at their
residences In Washington, at 1852 per cord. This
ID WOOD Gus in the neghborhood Of the city, and is
excellent Please leave orders at the oountr of the
etsr once Stating what quantity Is wanted. Orders
wenty. nov 2O-n
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HyJ. C. rkcGUxE:aa. kuosionesr.

VALUABLE LOT NEAR THE OBSERVATORY
Il. Public sa,e.--On SATURDAY eft ,rnoon.
Decsrnter 2, at o'o'ock on the premises | shall
sell Let No 3, IN Square O. fronting 81 f. s. q inch
on 2'd street west, between New York avenue spd
North street. running back 13T f,.t az inches,
containing 9.20I square feet. more or less
Terms: One-third cash; residue in six and twelve
months, for notes satisfactorily scared, bearing in
tsrest. Jas. 9. McGUIRE.
nov cd aro.;oyaa.
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THE EMMIrTsBURG MIN.
To THE EDITORS OF THE EVENING STAR

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30, 1854.
AN entirely unfeunded statement has been
going the rounds, in some Of the newspapers of
me Jay, charging the sisterhood of St. Joseph's,
near Emmittsburg, with cruelties the most re-
voting toward Miss Josephine Bunkley, a
Norfolk, Va
AS patron of that institution for the last
seven years, having two daughters educated
there, L knew the whole story, when I first
read it, to be wholly unfounded. In my in
tercourse there, year after year, had unlim.
tied opportunities to see, hear, and know the
discipline of that institution; yet before con-
tradicting the statements, I deemed it nv
duty to address the Mother Superioress aletter,
lncioslng the statement copied in the BaltimoJ
Sun, and requesting a reply to the same. On
the 9th inst received the following from
the Lady Superioress:
miss Bunkley was with us ten months She
came here for the first time about two years
ago to make a retreat, and then petitioned to
De received, but was advised to wait A year
after, she renewed her petition, was received on
trsol, and has always appeared to be happy
we were greatly surprised when she was fou I'D
missing, and much panied that she should have
left as she did. It is well known tn at we do not
desire to keep any one here who has not the
desire to remain; aud had Miss b. expressed
such wish, she would have been sent home
Immediately. We felt uneasy about her.
when we heard from tie neighbors that such
person was seen on the road, about daylight:
and fearing something might happen to her,
we sent our overseer to make some inquiries
VINO learned that she was in Creagerstown. As
soon as we found out that she had really gone.
wrote to her father in Norfolk, telling him
our uneasiness, and expressed the hope that
she had gone direct to Norfolk. Il kept a
copy of this Lottery
1t can be proven by one hundred boarders
now in our Institution, Protestants and Cath
ollcs, that Miss B. never taught anything here
except some lessons On the piano ste avas
free to write when and as often as she pleased:
was never heard to speak any language ut
the English, and wo doubt much if she KIN esy
any other.
SHOULD any further information be nee Is.
sary, we can give it, but I believe, this is all
that is necessary for the present.
The writer of the foregoing is native of
Maryland, lady of high order of intellect,
one of the first families of that State. con.
nected with the Bowies, Grahams, Hills, Ma
gruders, Youngs, and Brents, names init
mateiy connected with everything that is lib
eral both in the social and domestic relations
OF that old and respected State. If these
cruelties had ever been practised there, would
such families as these ever have sent their
daughters to be trained and educated under
such barbarous rulers as these particular
frtsnds Of Miss B. would wish the public to
believe the Sisters to be. No, it is all gotten
up at this time and manufactured for the oc.
casiOn. M
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NEW STORE, new STORE,

Luois.an1 dpetue. opposite The Bark Of Wasbsa otos
M r. THOMAS DELEANY respectfully iuvis
I'VE the attention oI tha suhIin Z, osamire his
stock Of GOODS, which he has op>ned on Lousi "a
avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets, opposite
She Bank OF Washington sisting Of ali defcrip-
Cons of Teas, &c. Imp rai, Gunpo seer, end Black
Tea; Win ard Liquors, of eli -orts, witch L. can
sell a the lowest prices for s7sn approved p.per
Eefides al the L cessafios for Gro cry Eusireer
viz: Er oEs, Eucke:s, Ced'r TUts, X -toi as, &c
Sc. Please cal ara Eee ior yourssivee
nov 22-3m
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SOARDsAG.-Mrs.D UVALL, penna. syenu.
- nearly opposite Browns Hotel. has fne ROO,dS
and offers every desira comfort and eceomnods
ton for families CT single ssntlsmen-perrsanent
Or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found Ia Washington jsI5-Iy
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MTRHTs NEGRO &c The subscribers are
w, all times in the mark ct buying SLAVES. pay
lag the highest cash prices. Persons having si.Yt
,or esle viii please call at 242 PRATT STREET. Bs!
Hmore, Nd, (Siatter's old stana) Slaves taken o.
board at 26 cents Per day.
feb Fly B. & w l. GAMpBEIy,
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Cold Weather.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 III ae..lier = clear
and freeziRg cold hero.
EosToN, Nov. 30.-We have clear wea her
here and quite cold.
CONCORD, Nov 30.-It is very cold here.
The snow is about eight Inches deep. AID
sleighs are quite the fashion.
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TUE SCIENTIFIC srAIR puILDER hv nohs-t
v;,h tais, Practical Architect large folio volume
"l.n ig.,y large plates. Prize Is.
Ho' 40 PKANoK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-01

JOE BURLINGTON receives all the sw Books and News
papers as ast as published He agent Hsrpers and all
the other Magazines, and readers will always find
ana good assortment Of Blank Books
MS BOOKSTORE, Odeon Building, Pa avenue and An st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-01

RoARDENa.~Ehe Misses sHANKs, sdj,in
~ ins the store Of Mr. Berry, on Bridge street
Georgetown have ssver.l fine ROOMS to let. an
are prepared to accommodate Boarders, beth PEI NE
nent and transient, on the most moderate terms.
nov Q-lm
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y. k. HARTWELL.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE

? HE undersigned will continue the AUCTION
s AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the store
formerly occupied by D. B. Campbell Co., No. $50
rennsylvania avenue where ne viii keep constantly
on hand large assortment of House furniture Of
every description. Psrlcr, Bedroom AID Cooking
Stoves for coal and wood, Crockery, Tin and Plated
Ware, and numerous other articles wanted by house.
keepers, all of which will 10 sold exceedingly low
for cash Or short approved credit.
Consignments solicited, upon which liberal ed.
rapcs will be made. JOS K HAHTHEIL
nov cd
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MTANTED-EITHER TO RENT OR PURCHASE
w small Dwelling House in the centre Of the
city No objection to the Island. Apply at EVANS
nov 2A2t
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GLOVES, HOSIERY, WOOLLFN YARN, &c.
" 10 dozen White French Kid Gloves, 62 cents,
worth 81
10 dozen light colored DO DO az osots.
worth 81
10 do ladies and gents Bsaver do 90 coats.
very cheap
80 do ladies' aeecy lined raw silk, Cashmere, and
Cotton Gloves
70 d, misses Cashn,ere and fleocy lined .aw six
Gloves
LUZ DO ladies' Alpaca, Cashmere, hse1y linsd raw
silk and Cotton Hose
10 do Woollen Hose, for servants
10 do misses white Merin0 Hose
Woollen Yarn CT all colors
Children's Woolen CATERS, Wocllen Comforts
With many other Goods ch ap for cash
VIM. X. RILEY,
Corner Eighth st., OPP. Centre Market
nov 21-lm
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Baltimore Markets, &C.

BALTIMORE, Dec. The rominal price of
Howard street -four is S. H. City Mills is held
at 50. Wheat is frm-3,000 bushels sold,
white SlS5aS So; red, 81 50 a 81 80. $4,000
bushels of corn sold, whito 76a77 cents, yellow
IS 80 cents. Other articles unchanged.
Dispatches from Pittsburg, Wheeling and
Cincinnati, state that the river was in good
navigsble order At Cincinnati; the business
is good
Dispatches to dey from n. Orleans, Charles
ton AMI Savannah, represent health a. good,
and business improving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-01

I.T ANTED-A YOUNG MAN, TO ATTEND IN
w Grocery Store. Hs must be strict Catho,
lc To stree person good situation ia ffsred
For particulars eoquire ct this office.
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TIE Most DIFFICULTY AND COMPLICATED
l. Watches put 10 good oaisr by trtt olsss
workman, sId werr.lte4 60 sls ks, eye tlgn o.
barge Spread Eagle. ID v. HsQI<
nov A@tf