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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-13
Revival N pENfrKSriARY.-For

REVIVAL IN PENTTENT1ART.-E0r
some time past the keeper of the Ken
lucky State prison has been in the habit
of lecturing the inmates every Sunday
morning. Several of the prisoners gave
such evidence of concern on the subject
of religion that induced the keeper to
write to the Rev. J. ID. Black, Of Scott
County, and other ministers, TO visit the
prison. on the third Lord 's-day Of Decsm-
Der. Mr.. B. arrived on Saturday even
ing, and on Sunday morning repaired TO
the prison chapel, a room about forty by
sixty feet. At the hour Of IL, they met
again, and after the preaching of short
discourse, an opportunity was given for
those that wished to designate themselves
as seekers after religion. Several came
up and made q public profession of their
faith, while many were discovered weep
ing in the congregation. That :, same
afternoon, at O'Clock, seuea persons were
baptized in pool within the prison
walls. The circumstances attendant upon
this revival are rather extraordinary
Cmcinnuti Commercial.
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70 The attention of the senior editor
of this paper has been called to publ
cation purporting to be an extra of the
Globe, and, he presumes, procured to be
written by the proprietor of that paper,
false and vituperativc in its character,
and intended as personal abuse of the
former. The senior editor of this paper
is precluded from otherwise noticing this
tissue of falsehoods and blackguardism.
by the fact that the proprietor Of the
Globe has, until this late period, remained
quiet after certain statements relative to
himself, over the formers signature, in
the Daily Union, in the course of that
persons well known controversy with
Thomas Richie, Esq, to which the pub
lie are referred.
lie has only to add, in this connection,
that had he at any time been disposed to
avoid meeting the proprietor of the GLOBE,
as the latter alleged, the odor occasioned
by that individuals VIGOROUSLY uncleanly
habits of person, would have been suffi-
GENTLY indicative of his approach to have
afforded ample time to avoid him.
So far as bis statements concerning the
circulation of the Star are concerned, the
public at large are perfectly aware of the
utter and sweeping falsity of what in the
blindness of his rage, he says on this
head. ,-.s9s .-
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GREAT News FRoa ArsTHALIA.-The
London Daily News publishes letter re-
celved by gentleman in Bristol, from his
relative at Hobart town, containing intel
Egencc surprising anything that has been
received from the gold regions of Austria
liza. The letter, written by a reliable
person, says: "a great discovery has
again been made on the Geelong side.
about fifty-six miles from the town.
They have been digging very deep, and
have come on table Of gold about 100
feet from the surface, apparently mex
haustible. All can tell you respecting
1t is, that the peoples minds are partly
turned from the immense discovery.
Every tubful Of earth they raise from
these holes, contains pounds weight of
gold. The moro they dig the more mex
haustible it appears. At Geelong a tu-
multi has broken out among the diggers.
The government has sent up all the
military to quell the disturbance, &C."
Another account says" 1900 ounces
have been taken out in three days by
few persons, and one person got lump
weighing 100 lbs. in one solid piece.
This is no exaggeration, and the greatest
prevails"
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ALSO, -
Doctor JacksOn's Pile and Tetter
f.s.4-...-ar Il m br or liam. =,

This may be considrsed 4 spfc,fie and is variant.
Cd TO uie 1t not ol ly Immediately ALA, pain and
inflammation, stops all oeeding, bdac. that into.
erahls itching, bit II cisa.ly in very ,hort
time, PA sons Whnse lives have teen ,encer.d pi.rr
able fIr years Its aPpi ion Produces no pain
Ut isth.r an sgieeatie and pleasant sensation.
Call Or seid fer list Of cuIes aud ven viii be as
touiShtd. -rt
For sale in Washington by z. D. GILMAN, ] rug
slst inventor and pr p'ietcr vi Gilmsns Hair Iye.
sno N . atnore, by Seth 1. Lance, No. los Bait
more f1eek Sc 80 - IL fsz-s- ian ISM
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EXTENSIVE RoBBERIEs IN TIE NEW YoRv
CUSTOM HoUsE.-During the last few DAYS,
says the Herald, considerable astonish.
ment has been manifested among the Gus.
tom House attaches, respecting extensive
larcenies perpetrated in the Custom House
within the last few weeks. Canton silks
and shawls have been extracted from
packages to large amount, and the space
niied up to their original size. Suspicion
has been directed towards certain persons
employed in the department, but up to
last evening We had not learned of anv
arrest having been made, notwithstanding
some of the skillful government agents
are busily engaged in the search.
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SCARPA,S
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL.

'lk the cure OF Deafness, Palms. and discharge OF
Il matter fr.m ibe Lars. AFRO, ell Tho Sc disa-
grcesble noises, liking the buzziI insects falling
o. Vat: whi[zin. OF steam, a., which symptom
Of apProaclih dsaIne =. aid also geI.,IaIy gtel d
an, with the si-t Many ici who have b. en-
deal Tor ten, fifteen, AID twenty ytars, and were
Oh is. to year irun els. have, after usibg two
or three bottles, thrown aide their rumpets, beinl
made lerfes thy well Pin, sician, ard Surgeons nigh
ly rstrmmend it's
This medIcipe has cured more per ons. and is now
used more exten lively ,ban any other medicines
combined, r the cure Of Diseases of the Ear, The
certificate numerous and Oh the highest author
iy.a .rr
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-13

The STEAMSHIP SAN FRANCISCO Re-.
PORTED ACKNOWLEDGMENT Walter, ESQ.,.
secretary of the Board of Underwriters at
New York, yesterday morning received a
letter from Norfolk, dated Jan. 1, stating
that report prevailed there of large
steamship being ashore at Currituck, SUP.
posed to be the San Francisco. The wri.
ter of the letter. however, who is an agent
OF the Underwriters, doubted it's correct
ness, from the fact of no special agent
having reached him from the beach.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-13

A SAD SCsNE.-On Sunday, LIST inst,
we visited house on State street, near
the river, where we witnessed sight
such as we trust we may never again be-
hold. We found in damp, wet, un-
wholesome basement, family named
Glow, the man apparently shiftless,
lazy fellow. his wife, a woman Of perhaps
forty years, lying dead upon board on
one side of a little room, in which the
only thing movable was bedstead with
few old rags upon it, while on the floor
at its foot, upon an old piece of carpeting
lay her son, a young man of about %
years old, apparently dying. The other
room contained small stove, an old ia
BILE, and two or three old chairs, There
was no fire, and nothing to make one of,
and the family, such as were not sick,
the husband and three childrenl were
entirely without food. The squalor and
poverty of the place is altogether indie
Scribable. They were provided with some
tirewood and something to eat by Mr.. G.
c. Tolley, aims house commissioner, and
in the afternoon an inquest was held on
the body of the woman, Susan Glow.
1t appeared in evidence that the family
had several days previous eaten the en-
tire liver of the cow which died in that
neighborhood, Of which mention was
made last week, land which is now sup
posed to have been poisoned) and suisse
quently had eaten piece of "corned
beef obtained previous to the destruc-
ton Of what remained of it by the scav-
engcr. DIR. Frary testified that the
woman undoubtedly died from eating the
liver and meat referred to, and the jury
rendered verdict in accordance with the
testimony. 1t also appeared that other
families living in the same. house had lost
four hogs from eating the offal from the
COW, two of which were dressed, and one
cut up and packed down. The Mayor,
who was present, at once caused the pork
to be destroyed, though the owners
(lrishmen) seemed quite 10th to part with
the dcath-seasoned article. About six
O'Clock in the evening the young man
died, when another inquest was held,
and verdict rendered the same as in the
former case. This makes three deaths
already from eating the poisoned beef;
how many more have imbibed the poison
from the same source, time will show
Hudson Republican, Jan, IL. e..
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U Speaking of the tightness in the
money market, says the Philadelphia cor
respondent Of the Baltimore Sun, little
incident came under my notice on We'd
nesday, which is worth relating. STEP
ped into one of the fashionable iewelry
stores In Chestnut street, and saw a lady
purchase lot of diamonds worth 1925,
and ordered them to be sent home. A few
minutes afterwards met the husband of
the lady IN brokers' office, in Third
street, negotiating ano,e of five thousand
dollars, at shave of four per centum per
month.
W DR.. Walker, of Portland, one day
last week, took from the face of Mr.. Gill
more near the right eye, porcupine's
quill, about two inches long. Last win.
ter Mr.. q. killed porcupine, and in eat
ing some of the flesh, got the quill into
his throat, from whence it gradually
worked its way to his eye, causing him
considerable inconvenience in it's pere-
CARNATIONS. asdh is. d
" A benevolent German in New York,
Mr.. Llndenmuller, offers to the poor a
dinner daily for this week, between eleven
o'clock and two, free of charge. At pres
ent he charges nothing. 1t hereafter he
feels unable to continue the gratuity, he
proposes to furnish it at four. cents meal
The dinner consists of beef, soup aid
bread. 'Rv" y = - sil5'5i'.' go,
3l3U.% A writer in the New York DHily
Times lamcnts the growing increase of
paralysis, arising out of excessive mental
exertion, and ;ervently prays he may be
delivered from so fearfalIa malady. Judg-
ing from his article, the Tribune thinks
the author is in no danger. ol3aI ~
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Notice the Blue and w h,te Awning.

Notice the Blue and w htte Awning.
TO ne Ladscs of Washington and u,o,nify.
'I'HE subscriber begs leave To inform you that BE
L has Just returned from the North vith new
and we'll rejected htcck Of fsncy ami trimming Goods
that cannot be surpassed in thi- Market consisting
Of
Embroidered Collars Sleeves, chemisstts and Hand
-i-. krrchiefs
Head Dresses. Dress Caps. Hsrfumery
All kinds of Lsoes THREAD and Cotton
kh Gloves, Comts and Brushes
Flowers Cloak and Dress Trimmings
And in fart, everything kept in a well se'ecisd
stoek of Ley and Trimming toods You
specially invited 30 call and examine my stock,
whether you wish TO purchase not.
FL. MYER,
Pa avenue, between sth and 9th streets.
N.B-Also, large STOCK Of Lrce Goods, such g.
Chemisstts, Collars sleeves and Handkerchief ell
Of which viii be offered low. Call early. +. =. NJ.
jan lost tr--sr
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-13

HE ERIE DIrFICULrlEs.-The New
York Times of yesterday says ~
We understand, by private advices from
Erie, that that Railroad COMPANY vester.
day attempted to relay the track, aud that
opposition being offered by the rioters,
numerous arrests were made by the Uni.
ted States Marshal; and that great excite
ment prevailed in relation to the matter.
1.-THE New York San argues that the
= British Monarchy is fast losing the hold
It has upon the British peopleoowing to
Its policy in regard to the Russo. Turkish
Question, and predicts that Victoria is
positively the last" Queen England win
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-13

DT Letters from Naples announce that
another ancient town has been discover
ed several feet under ground, between
Acerne and Scaffari. 1t is stated that il
does not resemble Herculancum or Pom
peii IN any respect.
70 The statement that counterfeit
stamped envelopes are in circu alton, is
denied. The story originated, iproba bly,,
in the fact that million or so of the first
issue, made from an imperfect die, are in
circulation, and they arc very ragged and
imperfect.
liza caucus Of the members of the
House of Representatives of the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature favorable to the cause
of Prohibition, was held at Harrisburg
yesterday. Mr.. Bigham, of Allegheny
was elected president, and B.. r. Miller
secretary. vote being taken, Is
were in favor of submitting the matter
to vote by the people, and II were in
favor of unconditional legislation. The
friends of Prohibition were not all pres.
ent. 1t is supposed that the majority
would have been still larger in favor of
the latter course. had all been present.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-13

The New YORK Observation-Disclosures
ham, at the National Hotel, and Shilling.
ton, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
A. streets, have sent us g The New York
Journal" for January. The journal is a
literary periodical Of the first class, hand.
somely illustrated and ably edited.
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Ru,,ding Associ-

kS washingto building Associ-
atfOn.-Ths annual report of the Secretary of this
Asscria 'on for tae last year, sh VS. that there are
now held by indiviiuss G91 shares @: lis stocks 81
having keen surrendered during the pat year
Within that pefioi lie SUN of sl0,3'4 20 has been
received into its treasur upon stock advances, re
Advances have bsen sold to the sn,ouut Of slesIo.
at an average premium OF Al per cent, making the
amount Of money actually paid thereon $lo.ois co.
Its expenses for tic time including salaries
were S143 co. This Association has been organized
a little more than two years ..-
J. p. DICKINSON.
jan Bit Secretary.
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-~--~---RAfgoNAL GUARDS
COTIL.LON PARTY.

TNHE "NATfONhL GCAHD" take pleasure in an.
neuncfng % their friends and tbs public r.n
orally that they will give Cotllon Psrty Of Islsnd
Hsii. on THURSDAY EVENING, Jsnusry 10, ISsa
when the Committee pledge Themselves 10 sp.r-
neither pains sx repse 30 insure satisfaction.
supe Tor Cetillon Muse Il engaged for the Orr.
iou.
supper will be furnished a. the Hall, nv IN. .,
periene-d caterer, Mr.. HsE,me-sly.
The Military ere requested TO appear IN fun uu,
forr.
Tickets ONE DoLLAE-to le had from Ihe c,r,
mittee, and az the docr the evening of the Part,
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AGENCIES FOR THE STAR. :

Persons IN BALrrMoRE wishing 70 subscrbc for the
Dc,ly Ersnins Sar, can have il delivered to them
on the evening OF its ISSUE by faithful carriers, by
leaving their names at the store of GATHERS l.
BRO, corner Of Holiday and Baltimore streets.
At WILAINeros. DEL, E. 9. R. BUTLER, ia
Market street, will attend to the delivery ofthr Sor
AtPuILApELPHIA,J j. T. BATES, at the Exchange,
furnish those who wish copies of the Star early
on the morning after its issue. ''
At PoRrsaocTH AND NORFOLK, VA, r. G. STA
PIES, No. AZ High street, Portsmouth, is prepared to
serve the Stor regularly to all who may wish il.
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NEW HEAD DRESSES.

lust received large assortment of silver and gold
- Head Ornaments: Tiuol Flowers Silver TIPPED
.eatherE Silver and pearl Head Dresses; Rose and
dold Wreaihs; and variety If Head Ornaments
unsurpassed in newness Of style, beauty, i.hness,
and their appropriateness for the season
Also, white and colored Tsrltoas Illusions, Grams
and Satins for evening dresses: Bsjou white and co-
oret Nit Gloves, for ladies snd gents and every de-
scriptou Of Embroider;es Lsces. &c.
Mas. X. A. PEACo,
Ps. avenue, bet 9th ard 10th ST.
P.s.-Persons indebted 10 me will p'etse call and
settle MS soon as possible. jan lift
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~ smithsonian Institution Lee.
U3 lures.
The Course on Chemistry by DR.. J. L. Smith will
be continued during the week.
On FRIDAY evening. January 18th, Combinations
Of Hydrrg-p with Nitrogen, Sulphur, Phosphorus,
and Chlorine. jan p-d
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U Shillington has sent us the /" NIu.
steal Repository" containing three beau
full songs from the opera of the Bohemian
Girl, viz: Il dreamt that dwelt in
Marble Halls, The Heart Bowed
Down." and '' Then You'll Remember
Me-"
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GERMAN BULBS AND FLOWER ROOTS.

SIFCLOCH has arrived in this city from l!sr-
y. lem, Holland, with a choice assortment of
Bulbs and Flower Roots, Rose, Dahl ., Garden srd
Flower Seeds, &c. and csn he found nj Mr.. Robert
sons, east side OF 9Th street. near the corner Of
street
A catalogue Of tie choice plants can be he'd by
calling there.
Mr.. 4. will remain but one week
ian ll-lw*
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ICE CREAM.

ICE CREAM equal TO any in the city At 81 so per
i gallon.
RsIls, Parties, and Dinners furnished rs uSual.
All orders left at the store corner cf Y and 9th
sreet., the Patent Office, will receive prompt
attention THOS. ECKARDT.
I3-eoGt
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Rich Jeweiry, Watches, Silverware
G..
M W. GAIT & FRO iare inst received a choic.
WI. assortncu Of bore: "a Jewelry, of the mot
vIe, ant Patterns.
Also, every thing aeS OF American manufacture
The abave, With - elldid >sortment of .p.rior
Gold Watches, Per, s.ser Ware, &c, We offer ut III.
forrest possible rates
y. W. CALF * BRO,
Sign OF the Golden liz gle,
Ia avenue, be, ween 9Th and 10Th SITS.
jsn 1876
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The SOULE DUELs.-A full translation
of Mons. Galliardet's letter, on this un-
fortunate affair, reveals several interes-
ting circumstances not before published:
Madame Soule had on robe of blue
velvet, made in Paris by Palmyrc, the
favortc mantua maker Of the Queen Isa-
bella. The garment was trimmed with
lilies in gold lace and as decoiletiee as
mOdesty ailuws to the mother of a family.
When the insult took place, and the scene
was over, the elder Soulc did not leave
with his son, as has been stated. He
immediately put himself in possession of
the whole circumstance, and went up to
where the Duke of Alba was standing,
caught him by the elbow, and gazed fix
edly in his face. The latter, probably,
did not understand the meaning of this,
and walked off without saying anything.
NJ. Soule and his son walked around for
three quarters of an hour longer, and did
not retire until the crowd began to dis
perSe.
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.

MIR. JOSEPH NALL has commenced his class o.!
wi Spanish Language and wi continue il every
Tuesday, Thursday, ard Saturday evening from Z
o'clock, at his rooms, Pennsy vania syenu-, N. side,
b,twren 9Th and 10th streets.
ian n 3;E
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Or The Murray river, Australia. is
navigable for vessels, it is said, 200
miles from sea. Vessels had assembled
that distance: the navigation was perfect
~ safe, the depth of water varying from
Is to Sc feet. .t,sff 20
10 The ferriage between Newport and
Cincinnati is only one cent.
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g 1.-THE supporters of the Maine LSw
are preparing to unite in a grand demon-
stranon, to take place at Philadelphia on
the zOth instant, aa1 .s5--..f :. =
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-13

U The eastern ice dealers have COM
menced operations, and are securing
large Supplies CT this necessary summer
luxury. AE'ss =
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B. U. [H. FL G. A.

THE BROTHERHOOD OF TIE UNION take
] great pleasure in announcing TO the oitixens
Of Washington and the public e oeralIv that their
first grand Regalis BALL will me of at Old Eel
lows Hal, on 9TH rtreet, or the I'D Q. January,
1854
The Committee pledge themselves to spare no
pains or expense to make il of the best balls q,
the season.
splendid Cotillon Ban has been en- ;agcd FIR the
occasion.
Tickets ONE DoLLAR-admitting q gsntem7n
and ladies.
Further particulars in future Advertisement
VIM. III. BAUM, Chairman.
MN. ~. RR0N n. Secretary ian L
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DATCHELUR's LIQUID HAIR DYE. Who,,.,I.
ID and Retail, at J. n. GIBBSS new Hair DRESSING
Establishment, Wizards Hotel, where the dive :
applied In private ROOM upon the gooi old pripci
pie of mo dye. pay dec al-lm
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cosxsrrKk co ARkAseEsksrs.

i OST-Betwrou G-orgetown and ISL s,r.e, nj,
IL III strict, CT Penrsylvsnis av-nu., a HAIR
BRACELET, with a large gold Gasp: q name On
gravel on the outside, and tive on TIE INSIDE
Tic finder viii be suitably rewarded By lcsviug I,
At Mr. Gsnlt's, Pennsylvania av,nue.
i.n lo-2k
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NIOTlCE.-An perse ms holding esths, flags.
IN and boquets are requested to send them oyei
to Mr. Moore, treasu of Franklin Fire Company.
By order ef the President of Franklin New York
Association X. Il. DOYLE.
ian
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BIRTH NIGHT BALL.

EHTE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY inform
i their friends ard the publ. that they intend
giving GRAND BALL, on wEDNEeDAY. the 2 d
Of February. jan l3-3t$
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TWO MORE NEW BOOKS

TWO MORE NEW BOOKS last puh
lished and received and for sale ut KEYNE-
DY'S Catholic Bookstore, on 9Th between and N
streets.
The Cross and the Shamroch or, How to Defend
the Faith, by Missionary Priest.
The Life Of Saint Eiizsbcth Of Hungary, ty the
Count de Montalpnbert.
Recently published, faithful and beautiful litho.
2 sph portrait of the Rev. VIM. Mst'hew. for ffty
years pastor If St ratrick's Church, WASHINGTON.
now in the s4th year Of his age. Price Il.
i'm 12-3t
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A CARD,

CAHU.
NOPART NERSHIp Il have associa' ell with me In
~ business to take effect frcm the lst instant, nv
brother, Ill. BURNS. 1he bus'acs will be known
aud carried on ia the future the Iene of ILo
BURNS brother. / would ask for a con inuantc
of the liberal patronage wEnh Las bcn e tnweo
uJon .ur the la.t years, there will be 40
efforts spared ny the re. Erin 10 Get the Of
the public in line.
All persons inGfbtei 10 me will please make rnrly
setil Iuent by cash notes. it necessary that
my business should he sreedily settled.
GEO. BURNS.
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RacoN, cLovEksEED, Candies,

HCON, tLOS En- EEU, CahdIes,
80 boxes besched Mould Candles
- 90 Adsmantiie and SpeI m do
do Judd's patent Sperm do
so hush p ime tloverseed
300 new Hams, shoulders and breast ri, ce,
rs pals pew Lard, rs pounds each
20 bills New Orleans ~ rup
Also
-20,cO0 lbs. bulk Sides, Shoulders, ard Hams
Also, Bacon Hams, Shoulders, Sides and Jo.es Of
my Own caring.
For sac iy W. III. TENNRY
jan l3-6I Geor etown
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Papier Mache Architectural Deco
rRffnns

INiE attention Of Architects, Builders, aud others
L Is invited to this new material, which l. nov
81 extensively used at the North for house and
church decoration. For bcsuty of finish and d ira
bilty it is equal 10 carved wood and much cheap.
-r ard in every way superior to plsst-r. We are
rrepapd to 81 ord,r upt the shortest notoe AZ the
manu- sctorT prices ADAMS 4 HASKINs
Agents for Boston Pari.r Macne Co..
Pa avenue, n. side, between 10th and l1lh 4.
jan 1l-eotf