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TTOPE CHAPEL.-PANORAAuC TABIEAUs
Jul LIFE OF OUR SAVIOUR,
this evening, and every evening during this W
YTNABI.EAUx vIvANTS, OR LIVING SrATU.
der the direction OF Professor Fleur, II,
International Museum, 81 Division street,
troupe, just arrived from Europe, will be exl
French and Italian style, to day, at7k 2. =
sion, rs cents. H. WILEY
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NEW YoRx, Dec. q, 1854.
AT ALLKRT0NS WASHINGTON DROVE Yam.
offered to day 915 beef CATTLE offered during the weak
1905 We sQbjop the returns Of The week u detail a.
setsr WIN me section OF country whence the supplies
Beef Cdf1e
ns - Fss ss,, mvsr hs''roaa ......"... 2oe
. ne hsanoSo... ..................... 100
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II ITICA MUSEUM, DEC. 27.-IADIES AND GEN
tlemcn II the theatrical profession DESTROYS of oh
tanning permanent situations for the season. win pleas
apply Immediately to J. q. SETON L. SAVAGE p. s.
FOR the fuansns Of all engagements security given,
If Y0uuirpd II
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DUCKIEY'S SERENADERS, $50 BROADwA
ID EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
The popular burl.sque on the opera Of
SlMNAMBII.A

In 5 acts, with new scenery, dresses, nc.
Preceding the opera, a superior Ethiopian
ment, consisting OF the best Negro Mcleod
Solos and Duets, Plantation and Fancy Dances,
herring to their unaiterable motto, ''fun, wit
gsrity."
Concert at TX O'Clock. Tickets rs cents.
seats 80 cents.
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DowERY THEATRE PROPRIETOR AND N
DIP Wsidron; Stage Manager, Robert JOSEF
OF Adm,ssion--Boxes, u cents; Pit and GAlI
cents; Private Boxes, IS.
THURSDAY EVENING, Dkc. %,
Will be presented an interesting drama, entitI
THE KI.EPHT OF THE EVIL EYE
The new romantic military drama, in 4 acts J
Jones, Esq, entitled
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MIN J68kY RAII.nOAD.-FOR PHILADELPHIA
IN 80 Ne Seuth ed West, Vie Jersey City Nail and
4sn1 u Fares e45Sin 4, aaA - 10 Aad 10 4. r.,
81 z = $3.50 elasa, - y II 10, ais n, 81 -
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ErrRsr AND ONLY PRIZE MEDAL FOR CHAIRS
Is awarded to n. W. KING L SON, patent chas
MAKERS 400 and 468 Broadway Pivot revolving chairs
rscumbsnt revolving chairs, self acting extension 70
cumbent chairs dentists chairs improved invalid wheel
chairs branch reading and writing desks and every
ety Of mechanical chairs for comfort aud convenience
Also, by permission, manufActursrs Of Major SeArles O.
8. Az travelling invalid chair. n. " KING,
W. r. HAIJECK
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DRI2E CONCERT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF MUSI-
Clans &c.--lst prize, piano, worth $3.50, for the
best song, original I'd prize piano worth $3.50,
Tor the best original polka Sd prize piano and ten
watches, worth $500, for the best conundrums; 4th
prize 800 gold watch for poetry adapted TO ballads
and national songs; 9th prize, shares in FIVE pianos,
worth 81 500 for miscellaneous and conundrums.
Office the reception OF conundrums, music, &C. 1913
Broadway PECK, FELLOWS co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So BOWERY.-DON T FOR
y get the complimentary exhibition, for the benefit
of Ixzy Lazarus, this evening Sparring by the most
accomplished professors Songs and dances at intervals
The renowned Patsy Flynn will make his first debut in
New York with the nimtable Johnny Mackee, in glove
encounter lzzy Lazarus George Kensett will give
scientific display Of the art Of self defence finale.
Admission :tailery, "a cents; Boxes and parquet
cents Performance to commence at O'Clock r. N. For
particulars programmes which can be had 1t the
door. -
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TyNaIIsH OPERA AT HIBLOS GARDE
~ open at 6X; TO commence ct 7k.-neh|
parts Of this house, TO cents; Privsts Boxes. ~
Seats, 81 ]
Dress Circle seats may be secured from =
p. N. daily, without extra charge.
Last appearance but two Of
MILE NAU, MR. ST. ALBYN, Mr. Ihy
MR. HORNCASTIE, MR.. HARRISON, AND hlS1
THURSDAY, DBcrNBK 49, 1854.
BALYE'S OPERA--B0HEMlAk Glkl1
Airline. Mile Nau ThadAeus. :. Mr..
Devilshoof. Mr.. Horncastle Count Arnheim. !.
Florestine.. Mr.. Harrison Gipsy Queen: ~
Ir'day-MiSS BRIENTf'S BENEFiT
DURT0N's THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREE
Id FIT or MR.. q. JORDAN.
Thursday-Two superior comedies, embrAcir1
casts, ALL THE COMEDIANS.
Morton's comedy, in hive acts, first time for
OF SECRETS WORTH KNOWING.
Nicholas Rue, Mr.. Burton: Rostrum Mr.. Jord
Mr.. Fisher; Plethora, Mr.. Johnston; Rose, Mr.
Mrs. Greville, Miss Raymond.
The last new and highly successful comedy
acts, Of THE NICE YOUNG MAN.
Bonhomme, Mr.. Burton; viscount de Ruse,
mond; Baron, Mr.. Johnston; Mrs. Tayleur, Mr.
morrow, Friday. the great drama, for one !
THE UPPER TEN AND THE LOWER TWl
with the new comedy OF
THE NICE YOUNG MAN.
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LNOuND-NIGHT 2lsT OR 22b INSTANT, !
IL let. The owner can have It by caftii
Pearl street, up stairs, describing property n
for advertising
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LOTT AND TOUuD.

THOUND-ON THE Esd INST, NEAR THE
E of Broadway and Canal street, . small
money, which the owner can have BY calling :
ton street.
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FT,O NERVOUS sUFFKRERS.-A RETIRED d
i man, restored TO health in few days, ard
years OF great nervous suffering, IL anxious
known the means Of cure. Will send free n
the prescription used, ON receiving letter. 8
Direct 20 hcv. John N. Dagnsll, 81 Fulton st.,
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fTNHE HYBRID OR SEMI HUMAN INDIAN FROM MEX.
i co.-Stuyvesant Institute, $50 Broadway During
the holidays, this Mysterious Troglodyte will continue
10 hold her levees. Her popularity il unprecedented
Ladies electrified with the Hybrids artless naivete
and euphoneous voice. DIR. Motifs startling episte u
Mr.. Boon has created furore among medical and scien
tfc concerning her duality. ia Muger Osan vii
shortly take her leave Of New Yors. Admission TWEEN
ty- five cents
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MISS TERESA EsMONDE, IN COMPLIANCE WITH
lXl numerousiy signed requisiton, will give
reading positively the last previous to her departure for
the SOUTH from the Irish National and American poets
at tuyvesant Institute, Friday evening, December
29. To at o'clock. Tickets so cents to be
had at Hall Sons the Offices OF the Citizen, Irish
American, Truth Teller, and at the door
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NJ ETROPOIITAN THEATRE H c. JORDAN,s
Nl beneft.-Mr. J. begs most respectfully to inform
friends and the public generally that his first benef
since his return the city will take place Friday
evening next December 20 when a great variety of
vees will be presented, which occasion Mr.. 4. Eddy
aud host Of talent will appear.
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hR. WARDS UEFORTUNATEB' FRIEND
IL visl, and . book, cures in few hours
else can do 1t. No. SO Canal street, ono doo1
Broadway is the place to get this rapid and I
remedy no where else in New York. Cure M
or no pay
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HOUSE WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
IL small house, or part Of convenient modern
built dwelling not above Fourteenth street. Of the
Bowery Possession required by the lst Of February
Kent and references made perfectly satisfactory Ad-
W. H. p Herald once.
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DRICK MOULDER PATENTED 1864; WARRANTED
ID AN ordinary hand can mould with ease twenty
h,usand brick day superior to those made BY hand
100 Gos Ais cnlass - uaAehtnss
apply postpaid TO RIPLEY REED New York.
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Domestic MnrAees.

D0meStlC MnrAetos
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, Dec. 25.-The market con
tinues wholly inactive. We have received from the
Treasury Department the following statement exhibiting
the quantity and value OF sperm aud whale oil, whale
from the United States for the fiscal year ending Jnne
30 1854 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

By GREEN 4 sCOTT, Aucttoneers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND Second hand
lL Furniture at Auction.-On THURSDAY, 26tl,
instant, shall Sell, at store, at the IF
Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, at 10 ocl ok
a. M, an extensive assortment CT excellent Rurui-
ture, on account of whom it may concern, viz:
Mahogany hGr seat and plush CO, cred Sofas
Do ssstor, arm, rocking and psrlor Chairs
DO narbietop. dressing and other Bureaus
Do do centre, sofa, side, and other
Tables
Do Sideheard Wardrobu
Wristbands and Closets
Mahogany dining breakfast, card, and fancy Tables
10 Bookcases, Secretaries and Hatstands
Maple nd walnut cane seat Chairs and Rockers
Mahogany and walnut French and other Bedstsa g
Fine marble top and other Cottage Chamber Sets
Two fine French plate gilt frame Mirrors. one y ly
~ inches, the oth'r so by As inches
Feather Beds, Bedding
Hair and shuck Mattresses
G ~ dslabras solsr, hal and OTTER Lamps
With a large lot of other articles which We deem
unnecessary TO enumerats.
Terms $50 and under cash; over $50 credit Of
two four and six months fol notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, be- airing interest
The attention Of the public il respectfully invited
to tie ssie it will be we'll worthy their attention
GREEN SCOTT.
oct 23-d Auctionears
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WASHINGTON INFIRMARY,
EteI on f. street, north of tbs CITY Ia,

SITUATED on T. Street, norm or tAe CRY I11A,
Washington.
THE extensive additions 70 the buildings Of this
i institution are completed and constantly open
for the reception and care of the sick.
Every benefit, comfort, and convenience whioh en-
be obtained ia hospitals secured for the nmatsA
The insttut on Is visited daily Tor oftensr nsoss
sary) by Physicisn and Surgeon nom the Faculty
of the National Medical College.
DIR. B. L HELEN, resident physician, b always y
the building; also several resident students and I'll
necessary attendants.
The patients are nursed by the Sisters Of Mercy,
whose benevolent services have been found invAlU
able sncc their introduction into the institution.
Physici us in the city and also In the country and
neighborins cities having patients who need hospl
tails invited to send them TO the In
Urinary.
The charge for board is from s. to $40 pr week.
according to the accommodations required, payable
in advance.
Persons will apply for admission to d.. HELM
resident physician, at the In6rmary.
All communications in regard to the institutes
must be TO my address.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D.,
Qargetown. d. O,
Curator Of the Washington InnrmAH
oct 8-lm
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DIED.

On the ODD instant, after lingering illness of four
months, AGRICOL FAVIER, in the 57lh year OF
his age.
&C. The friends and acquaintance Of the family
respectfully invite to attend lis funeral from
his aIe residence, on the 25t instant, ii o'cOcE,
without further notice.
On The 23d inst, DIR. RICHARD o. COCHRANE,
only surviving brother of John T. Cochrane, Esq.
oil this city, in the 3lst year Of his age.
90 His friends and acquantances, and those of
The family are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from the Residence OF his brother in-law,
Nil James A. Magiuaer, West street, Georgetown,
al a O'Clock p. H., Tomorrow.
On the 22d instant, WILLIAM HUNTER, ESQ,
Of this city, in the s7th year Of his age
On the 23d instant, SPENCER, the only child OF
Archibald and Ruth Roape, aged ~ months.
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

E1RUsTEE's SALE of Valuable Building Lot near
L the Railroad Depot-By virtue OF deed in
trust bearing date on the 1l,h day of April. 1854
recorded in L,ber j. A. S., No. "a, foios 27l, 272
23 274 and 276 the subscriber will sell at public
sale on Tuesday, the 2lst day Of ovember, 1854
~ O'Clock, p ny on the premises all that piece or
of Washington, and being part Of Square No. $50,
beginning for the same on New Jersey avenue, at q
point $50 feet inches fl ON the northwest corner
of said square, and running thence at right Angles
to New jersey avenus eastwardly 1873 feet ~ in;
thence due south 23 feet, less, to parallel
line ~ feet from the line first described and run.
ming parallel with said first line westwardly to New
Jersey avenue $50 feet 2inches; thence northward
Nex Jersey avenue ~ feet to the place Of begin.
ming, containing 2 $50 squire feet, more or less.
The above prope' ty is eligibly situated near the
Railroad DEPOT, end offers . favorable opportunity
for investment.
The terms of sale viii be cash, aud 4 not complied
with in week after the day Of sale, the prop erty
viii be re-so;d, Mt the risk and expense Of the pur-
chaser, upon one weeks notice.
All oonvsyances at expense Of purchaser.
CHAS. WALLACH, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
oct 20-eodds Auctionser.
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q ALE BY ORDER OF THE ORDER OF THs
~ Orphans Court of Household Furniture; two
first rate Work Horse' Carts and Harness, superi
or Mich Cows, &c.-On THURSDAY morning, 90
tobr Goth at 10 O'clock at the residence Of the late
JabeS AYERS, on 9th, between / and K streets,
shall sell all his personal effects, viz:
Mahogany spriog seat Sofas and Chsirs
Do Card Tables, msntel and pier Glasses
Do Dining Tablee, sane and wood seat Chairs
Do SideboaTd, Dressing Glass, Settee
Bedsfeads, Washstands Bureaus
Beds, Mattresses, Bedding
Curtains, Csrpeta, Mating, Oilcloth
Glass and Crockery Ware, Clock
Superior Cook Stove and Fixtures, DO
Together wit. general assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils
Two first rate Work Horses, Carts and Harness
One superior Mich Cow.
Terms $25 and under cash; over that sum a
credit of four months, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest
BY order CT the administrator.
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
set I'D AuctiOneer
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BY GRE EN- 4 SCOTT, Auctionssr,.
HANDSOME TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSE and
LII and Lot on north l.. between 18th and l9 b
streets at Auction.-On THURSDAY, the 25th inst
We shall sell, in front OF the premises at Az ocpk
p. NJ, part Of Lot No 8, in Square Ne 140 frontir
on the western new market spac.. The house Goa
taiDs four good and conveniently arranged rcoms.
Title indisrutable
Terms Onehalf cash /; balsIc e in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest.
deed given aud deed of trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
oct G-d Auetioneers
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fOR RENT.-For one or four years-the premises
Il from which the Star Office has just been re-
moved, on street near its junction with Pennsyl-
vanta avenue ant Twelfth streets. It CO. sists Of
two buildingB-front end rear and ample yard
rnoD with q we'll of water for mechanical purposes
on the premises. This is first rate Opportunity
for dyer, Painter, carpenter, manufacturing hat
ter, blacksmith wheelrlght, &C., to obtain working
room within stones throw OF the centre Of Penn
sslvsnia avenue, while the front building vii
answer for one, two or three shops or Offices APP
ply soan ct the new Office of tho Star, corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street.
oct TT
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q The newspapers make some snort Of =

20 The newspapers make some sport of the
acting Secretary CT the Treasury, because, in
bis late circular, he is supposed to initiate Gen
Taylor's call the world and the rest of man
kind expression, by exempting from duty
fish of all kinds, and all other creatures liv
ing in the water" The Boston Mail asks
"Do our contemporaries suppose that nothing
but fish live in the water? Did mono of then,
ever get in sight of sea-horse?'
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BY BARNARD e. BUCKLEY, Auct'rs,
GEORG FLOWN.
HOUsECOLD FURNITURE, &C. AT AUCTION
L On WEDNESDAY morning, the oath inst at
10 o'clock, We will sell a. the house of Mr.. Jsmes
Il. H"Itzn n, in Cherry Alley, on the corner oppo-
site the Cotton Factory, his entire Furniture. We
name in part
Mahogany Bureaus. da Tables
do Sof.; Lounges
settee, Mahogany Rocking Chairs
Cane. Rush, and Windsor do
Wardrobes, Sideb ard
Curtains, Clocks, Wsshstands
Bedsteeds, Feather Beds and Bedding
Cribs. Mattresses Buffalo Robe, DC
Bird Cages, Pictures, Refrigerator
Parler, Hall and Chamber Carpets
Looking Glasses. Glass and Crockery Wsre
Parlor Cook and other Stoves
One fir rate milk Cow, one Sleigh
Mary ether articles not enumerated. Terms at
sale. BARNARD BUCKLEY,
Get 20-d Auctioneers
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" Invslids recoyel

" lnvslds recovering from the effects Fever Bilious
Diseases, or long continued Illness of any kind
Carriers Spanish Mixture the only remedy will
their dropping constitutions expel all bad
blood excite the liver to prompt heaIty action BY
HIS tonic properties restore the patient life and vgor
Wecan only say A single bstte worth all the
socaed sarsaParas In existence 1t contains Mercury
ou or any other no1ious or poisonous drug and be
given 10 the youngest infant without hesitation
the certificates around the bottle.
More than five hundred persons city of Richmond
Va, can testify to its good effects
..thee advertisement
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CHEAP HOUSE FURfIsHIug GO0Ds

CHEAP HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
!'HE subscribers would respec, fully invite tho at
tention '6f the public to SNssssSS19
hsis large ami general 'ort- AISaEaaH5EHs
msnt Oh house furnishing Goods, 81 1871
thoth new and second band) en-
bracing every article usually kept in a complete
House Furnishing Store Our goods baving been
purchased at tie lowest cash prices We will guaran
tea to sell at least 20 per cent cheaper than any
other hose In the city. Our motto is ''Punctuality
to bueir ass-Quick sa.es and hal profits
Gives call and be convinced that Eoney can
be saved in buying Furniture.
Furniture eatly repaired and Vanished at the
shortest notice, on the most rsaso liable teens
BONTZ d OOOMBs,
Seventh street, between and Z streets.
oct 21-3t
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The Discovery Of the Remains Of Sir John
Franklin's Party Particular.


BosroN, October 23.-The Montreal papers
received bere contain some more additional
details of the discovery Of the remains of Sir
John Franklin's exploring party. In the
spring of 1850, party of forty whites were
seen travelling southland over the ice, dragging
their boats, by some Esquimaux, who were o.
cupied in killing seals on the north shore Of
King Williams land. None Of the party
could speak the native language inteIliglbly,
but by signs the natives were made to under
stand that their ships had been crushed in the
ice and that the whites were now going where
they expected to be able to shoot deer. From
the appearance of the men, the appearance Of
all Of whom with the exception Of one chief
officer, looked thin-it was supposed that they
had got short Of provisions, and they purchased
supply of seals from the natives.
At later date in the same season previous
to the disruption of the ice, the bodies Of
about 80 white persons were discovered on the
continent, and Eve moro bodies were found on
m island near about long days Journey ssy
IS or 40 miles northwest of q large stream,
which can be no other than Bucks great Fish
River. Some of the bodies were buried, and
some were found in tents and under boats
turned over them. and several lay scattered
about in different directions OF those found
on the islani, one is supposed to have been An
officer. as he had q telescope strapped over bis
shoulder and double barreled gun under
him From the mutilated state Of many Of
the bodies and the contents of the kettles, ID
was evident that the unfortunate party lad
been driven to cannibalism to prolong . mis-
cradle existence. They appear to have had
an abundant stock of ammunition.
Among the articles in the possession of the
natives were the fragments of watches, tels-
scopes, oompasses, guns, &c, which had been
broken up by them.
DIR. Rae saw pieces Of these articles with the
Equimaux, together with some silver spoons,
foi ks. DC and as many a. could be obtained,
he purchased. A list of the most important
relics found, with drawing Of others, would he
forwarded to London
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CONE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.

Nl The ladies and gentlemen Of Washington and
vicinity that she be consulted the past pre-
eDt ard future events at her residence, No. e0 rev
epth street, b. tween Maryland avenue and street.,
Vest gi,.e. ii nd. Her name Is the door Ladies
25 c.rt:-eentlemen so Hours from o'olk In Tie
me- ming Ham 10 o'clock at night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

By Il. S. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
ON TUESDAY, the 9th instant, at 4 O'Clock p
I'm shall ST. without resevve, In front OF the
pre- misses
Lot ll6, In BealIs addition to Georgetown, front
ing feet Green ftreet by III deep, to six foot
alley, with the frame Buildings thereon.
Terms at the sale.
h. S. WRIGHT,
oct Id Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24
By GREEN T. SCOTT, Arction..-

By GRE EN- 4 SCOTT, Auctionsers.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, HARDWARE, &C., 1T
We shall sell, at the Grosery Store of Mrt Ball. at
the corner Of Thru and street north at 10 OCH
a. m an excellent assortment of fresh Groceries Ii
quors, &c, viz:
Tea, Sugar and Coffee, Spices, Candles and Salt
fine assor tment of Liquors, Brandy, Gin, Whia
key and Wines
Tobacco. Cigars and Snuff, Wood are and Broorns
Soap and Candles, Starch, Glass, Orockery 4 Hs,d
Molasses. Vinegar and OIL
With q lot Of other articles such as are usually
kept in a retail grocery.
The above mentioned stock Is fresh, having been
just laid in
Terms: All sums under SIS. cash over that sum
credit of sixty and ninety days. for notes satisfac
torily endorsed
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Oct Id Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

" The best article ever used as hundreds testify
In this city and the surrounding country
LIQUID HAIR DYE instantaneously the hair TO bril-
liant jet Black glossy Brown, which permanent doe
not stain or In inure the skin. article yet
Invented hich will compare with it. We advise
who have hairs buy it. for fals-Bosto
For terms address T. D. GILMAN, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

MANUFACTURING OF JEWELRY.
I HAVE now completed my arrangements for the
L msnu'a turing Of all kinds OF fine go Jrwslry
in the best woImanlks manner. Diamonds re So, ,
and every Inscription of New Work msis 20 order
at short rvtios. No. as Pa. avenue, betw. a. and
9th St., sign of the Large Spread Eagle.
II. o. HOOD,
N.B-Particular attention paid TO the repairing
Of fine Watohes. oct Il
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:idings Of the steamer yet News scarce.
The Fever ct Montgomery. Ala

MONTGOMERY, Oct 2l--The yellow fever ID
very malignant in its character. There were
ten deaths to-day, and although the weather
the disease
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NOR SALE-DEsIRABLE PROPERTY ON THE
4 Misunderstanding Of two HOUSES GLOFX,
the first being new frame House. fifteen by thirty
feet, with four large airy rooms and summer kitch
en- attached, and other improvements consisting of
stabling, &C., full lot of SO by 122 feet running
back to 30 rect alley The other is a frame house
Of four roons, situated Lot 81 by rs feet 10 in
all information will DO given by applying in person
or by letter to "SYPHAX," at the star office.
N. B.-The first named house aud lot would suit
any one engaged in huckstsring, DC.