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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-11

have telsgraphic sdvices Of the prompt sail
ing Of the revenue cutters from New London
and Boston, In search of the steamship San
Frarcisco. There are, therefore, already six
Of this class Of vessels cruising to that end.
u. q. SHIPS SAVANNAH AND BArrBRIDeE
HEARD FBox.-Ths Navy Department have
sdyices from the T. 8. Frigate Savannah,
Commodore Salters' flag ship, at Rio, on the
Attn of November-all well. Also, from the
U. S. Brig cambridge, Lieut.. Chas. tAlverado,,
Hunter commanding, ut Port Prayo, west
coast Of Africa, ON the 10th Of December last,
where She had arrived after . very stormy
passage, on her way out to join the BRAZILIAN
Coast Squadron All we'll on boaSa this ship
| also. .sr. 3>~,-F Y-sT.~T'T EEsrs
LIGHTHOUSE KEEPERS APPOINTED SINCE JAN.
uARr l, ISsr-At Carysford Reef, Florida.
Ezra Harris, at $3.50 per annum; at Mispillion
creek, Del, Thomas Clark, $500 per annum; at
Brandywine shoal, Delaware, Samuel Will
loughby, $500 per annum; at Long Wharf.
New Haven, Ct, John Hood, $500 per annunn:
Ogdensburg, N. Y, VIM. Gardner, $3.50 PEI
annum.
| TIE FIsHERIEs QUEsrioN.-To-day the
Presidents message sending in the CORES,
pondcnce, naval orders, &C., or this subject
was delivered in the House. but not read be-
fore we went to press. The documents in
question appear to be voluminous. They arc
understood to explain all occurrences of in.
terest in that connection transpiring since the
present Administr alton came into power.
COLLECTOR REDFIELD's nomination posi-
lively went in to the Senate to-day. There
is no doubt Of his confirmation.
TIE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREAsuR,
DEPARrMEsr.--Ony yesterday, tho 10th Of Jan
uary, there were of Treasury Warrants on
tered on the books Of the Department
For the redemption Of stocks..... $69,663 g.
For Treasury Department, exclu-
sive of stocks. .................. 10, 757 81
For the Customs. ................ 1856 3:
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs ls 5;
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. 34S O:
For the War Department. 12l ,924 3
For re-paying for the War Depart
ment Observation-Disclosures. l19, Ala 2
For the Interior Department. 1882 3
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

BY the arrival of the steamship Mexico
at New Orleans, the papers of that city
| Of the Sd instant have dates from Calves
ton to the Both ultiino.
The news by this arrival is not import
ant, as nothing Of interest has transpired
on the Mexican frontier since the procla-
nation of the Empire of Santa Anna.
Carvajal and number of other filibus-
tiers are Oh their way by land to this city,
to take their trial before the United States
Court.
Dr. Geo. ". Emswiller died of yellow
fever in Brownsville, on the 10Th instant.
This individual fought a duel, about the
commencement of the filibuster move
mcnts, and killed his antagonist, Lieuten-
ant Ross, of the iilibus;er army.
The Austin State Times says that Gov.
Peasc has appointed Mr.. Samuel Harris,
of Brazoria county, his private secretary.
Col. Edward Clarke has teen appointed
and confirmed as Secretary of State.
The Bastrop Advertiser states that an
affray happened lately in Ingraham' Prai.
rie, Fayetto county, between DR.. Miller,
of Roundtop, and Mr. Hyde, which re-
suited III the death OF the latter. Both
were arm;l with double barrel shot guns,
and both tircd-the shots of Miller only
taking effect.
Ed. Burlcson, who has returned to Au-
stn from tour into the northern portion
OF Mexico, informs the editor Of the State
Times that the people of that region an
ticipatc a war with the United States.
unless revolution against the Govern
ment Of Santa Anna should prevent it.
lie says that among the common people
and the priests Santa Anna has many
adherents, though large portion of the
higher classes are secretly opposed to him.
Those indulging ill giving their opinions
currency, when not in accordance with
the Dictator's ideas, very soon receive
notice to quit the country. Bulleson
was told he had banished some twenty
persons from Saltillo and vicinity, who
were supposed to he friendly to Ameri-
cans or favored American institutions.
Lieut.. Thomas G. Williams, lst Infan.
try, has arrived at Indianola, and taken
charge of the Commissary's Department,
i'll place Of the latc Lieut.. Barber.
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VESTS GRAND ORIGINAL
G.

JlBSJ. VESTS magnificent Psinting, repres. NJ
ID Christ h.ai ~ the 81 k, with G1 charact ,rs
as large life. which so in England for SI5-
600. wi be exhibited AT the New Bsptit Church,
ca 18th street. above 6, with exI nations, by Nr
NJ rris. the rrOpiit r. Thursday and Fridsy
nights OF this wees. The picture needs no commeH
daticn Those who have never it houi not
lose this opportunity to examine this inimitah.e
work OF art. And those who have sees it will find
IL improved by age.
Admission only l2ia c.ntS.
Many OF the valuable articles IN tie industrial
Exhibition will be Offered Il sale at aucton on Fl,
day night. ian 1l-2ta
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CrOn account of an accident happen
ing to our press yesterday afternoon, our
subscribers were not served until late
hour.
We shall have our new fast press in
operation next week, when we shall
be able to serve our subscribers at least
one hour earlier.
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NEW HEAD DRESSES

uST received large assortment of silver vi gold
- Head Urnauent>; Tirsel Flowers Silver tn cd
Feathers Silver and pearl Head Dresses; Rose and
God Wrea'hs: and variety of IIecd Ornaments
unsurlass' IN DewnesS Of style, beauty, ri hness
and Their appropriateness for the season
Also whit" and coored T.rltors. illusions, Craps
and ostins for evening dresses Bjou white and ,ol-
orei hi Cloves. far ladies AMI gents and eye,y d
scrirtion of Embroidcrics Laces. &C.
MRS. H. A. FEACo,
Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10th IT'S
S-Person' Indebted to me v i'll please call sni
settle IS soon possible. i'm li-tf
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OFFICIAL.

FrankIin Pierce, President Of tAe United States Of
- .a,nessea, to al rAon IL may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that FIrzrrssr HossR has been appointed consul
of Buenos Ayrss for he port of Boston, in the State
Of Massachusetts, dohercSy recognise him as such,
and declare him free to exercise and func
lions, powers, and privileges as are allowed To tho
consuls Of the most favored nations in the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the sdal Of the United States
TO be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, AZ the city of Washington
49, the 9Th day of January, A. D.. 1854, and o.
II. ST. tire Independence of the limited States o
America the seventy eighth.
+ s->-. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Bytlre President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of Stnte
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y The aggregate loss by the fire at
the Lafare Hotel is estimated at 1851.
900, viz: hotel, $35O,00O: furniture
si57 600; hall, $3.50, 900. The proprie-
tors of the hotel and hall were MessrS
wright, Lanier &. Co., who had leased
the premises for $4,000 per annum.
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DIR. NATHAN SMITH LINCOLN

HNENDERS his professional services to le citizen,
Il of Wsshington and vicinity.
Office on It'll. near street.
The following gentlemen kindly permit hin 70
give their names AS reference:
Rev. DR. Butler, OF Washington
Rev. w. McLsin, do
Judge Ridgate do
Charles Calvert, Esq, d.
w. W. Seaton, Esq, do
Or. Masruder, 10
Or. Hail. do
Rev. DIR. Johns, Of BaltimoR
Prof. Nathan X Smith, OF Baltimore
i.,
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FOR SALE,
CABINET FURNITURE

4 nne an assortment can be f,u nd in the BIZ
"A trict. consisting Of rosewood, walnut, rlaho-
IN &c, all of wbi-h is Few and of the latest "a
terns having been selected with grtat cre from the
best maRIfac ori, in Boston, New York, asa Phili
delphia, AMI will be sold at prices THAT saunot f. 70
-uit the most economical, and that can't b, be4t.
Also, lett a few more OF those celebrated
SPRING nF4s,
which for comfyrt, durability, and econoAy, defy
competition.
IRON BEDSTEAp9.
We have on hand and ale receiving n first -st a.
sortai-nt Of the various styles of New York sud Ha
ton msnufacture, which will sell at ,he very low
est cash prices.
Also, Iron Hsthees, Umbrella Stands. Gilt B-sck.
cts, Looking Glass Plates, &c.
WIGHT & CROSBY.
La Avenue, q few doors east f 7th street
ian
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AGENCIES FOR THE STAR.

Persons in BALTIMoRE wishing TO subscribe for the
Daily Essr,ing Sar, can have ii delivered to them
On the evening OF its issue, by faithful carriers, by
leaving their names at the store Of GATHERS
BRO, corner Of Holiday and Baltimore streets
At WILNNsTON, DEL, f.. s. r. BUTLER, lis
Market street, will attend TO the delivery OF the Str
AtPHILApELPHIA,J T. BATES, at the Exchange
can furnish those who wish copies of the Star early
on the morning after its issue. '''
At PoRrsMouTH AND NORFOLK, Va, r. G. STA
PILES, No. 4s High street, Portsmouth, prepared Y
serve the Star regularly 10 all who may wish it. 3
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u Mr.. Nicholson's charch, (Episco-
pal corner of Plum and Seventh streets,
in Cincinnati, which was built at cost
of $4,000, is advertised at sheriff.
sale. There is a debt of some 800, 900
yet upon it.
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OTPersons wishing copies of Colonel
Ben'on's Thirty years in the Senate, -
would do well to give Mr.. Hollingshead.
the agent for the District, their names. as
we learn the work will De furnished to
none but subscribers. l'.'
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( NAMPBELLS RES rACRANT FOR SALE Being
~ about to engage in another bu,in. So will n
the Lease Stock, Fixtures, &c, of nv Honse On Pa
avenue Immediately opposite the National Hotel A
rare chance Is now offered to any one wishing to
engage IN the business Of keeping frat class R,sau
rant.
The House has been newly painted, paper-i. &C.
aud is one of the best located ard arranged ousp.
Of the kind ia the ciy. JOHN CAMPBELL
ian ct.
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PCLGIAN, from nstsntinople, who ~.
~ rived st the exhibition Of the Worlds Fsir.
Crystal Palace, wi various Tsrkish Articles aud
terfumrry. r Ladies ana Gea;leuen lie r. on
ylsit 10 I'll city, and has consented TO exht at NJ
BlRGE'S Furnishing store. the famous book St Be-
oha Mosque, Of twenty five fine engrs,irgs. to thr
18th of this month. Ladies ard gcptl,men are iny-
ted 10 see il free of charge ian e-G,s
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NEW MUsIc.-John F. Ellis, Pennsvl-
yania avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, has sent us the Grave of Lillv
Dale, touching little song set to music;
the Festive Quadrilles," and the "Flu-
tina Polka" by Charles LenschoX.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-11

To he Ladies Of Washington and ricinity.
IINuE subscriber legs le ave inform you that he
L has just returned from the North with a new
and well selectAd stock Of fancy an trimming Goods
that cannot lie surpassed in this market consisting
Of
Embroidered Coliars Sleeves CT niset;s and Hand.
kerchiens
Head Dresses, Dress Caps. Perfumery
All kids Of Laoes. Thread and Cotton
Kid Gloves, Combs and Brushes - o.
Flowers, Cloak and Dress Trimmings
And In fact everything Kept In a we'll selected
stock OF F.ncy and Trimming Gods. You are re-
whether you wish to purchase or not.
- 4. p. MYER,
Pa avenue, between sth and 9th streets.
N B-Also, large stock Of Lsce Goods, such n
Snepisete, S9ilars Sleeves, and Handkerchisfs all
OF which will be offered low. Call early. 2. I'M.
Jan ll-eo3t ~ -
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Notice.

'IH0 BRICkMAk ERS.-We are Pre- PAL ed 10 furnish
i to order, 1t I'll IT mott ., and at as reasonable
price rs they can he procured elsewh re the horse
pow'r .emrcrius wLccs no Y in general use for tenn
perlag clay. WM. VI. ELLIS BRO
Eagle Iron Works.
Wash 'ngton, January 1lth 1898.
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PERSONAL.

...Gov. Stevens, of Washington territory,
had issued his proclamation for the election
of delegates to the legislature. The people
proposed to send him as delegate to Wash
ington, but the Governor declined.
The English papers are accusing Prince
Albert Of intrusion into the domain of poll
tics with which he has no more to do than the
man in the moon.
Judge Waldo P. johnson, is proposed
as Benton Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, in Phelps's District
lit is reported that Mr.. Rufus Choate
is writing history of Greece.
....J. V. Smith. Independent Wing, has
been elected Mayor of Boston
80. We learn that the friends of Edwin
Croswell, Esq, are relieved from their imme
date anxieties respecting his health. A ia
vorable change has taken place, one that pre-
sents good grounds for hoping the most favor
able issue.
lion T. W. Lyon, the new Governor Of
Maryland. is to be inaugurated at Annapolis
oday.
....Gen. VIM Larrime-, Of Allegany, Pa,
is advocated by the western papers rs the
next Wing candidate for Governor of Penn
sylvania.
THE Marchioness Of Wellesley died on
the 18th ult., at Hampton Court, London,
after u short illness. She was daughter Of
the late Richard Cation, Esq, of Maryland,
and granddaughter of the celebrated Charles
Carroll, Of Carrolton, one Of the signers of
the Declaration of Independence. Lady Wei
lesley's first husband was Robert Pattison,
Esq. In 1925 she married the late Lord VEL
lesley, the eldest brother Of the Duke of Wei.
lington.
Tho Star Of the West brings news Of
the death Of Lieut.. James Blair, son of F. p
Blair, Esq. aud son-in law of Geu Jessup, of
this city. Mr.. Blair died at San Francisco.
Cal, where he had acquired handsome for
tune. We knew the deceased well-he was a
noble fellow-his big heart and liberal opin-
ions endeared him to all who knew him
....Edmund Curtis, formerly Collector Of
the port of New York. was taken to tho in
sane asylum on Long Island. on Friday last
His mind is completely wrecked
80. The Richmond Examiner SAYS:
Mr.. George n. Sanders, quoudan editor
of tho Democratic Reyieny, Il fast man. and
our newly appointed Consul at London, is
playing propagandist, fillibuster, and gencr-
alissimo red-republican at Il very progressive
rate in that emporium of tories, and on that
archimcdean fulcrun of revolutionists. 1t
smacks very much of treason and faction to
say SO; but wo cannot help thinking tho APP
pointment of this parsonage was one not fit to
he made. and is one very fit to be revoked.
For such men rs George Sanders there is no
place like home"
When George conducted tho Repiem, the
Examiner thought him ''Somc Pumpkins"
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Gentlemen's Clothtng-Custom De-
DAEfm&n6.

TVALL STEPHENS, Pa. avenue, between 90
w and 10th streets, next to Iron Hall, ha'e
just received n fine assortment of French Cosls
poeskins, Fancy Ca, simeres, rich veivets and shk
Vestngs Of all qualities, which we are prepared
make TO order at the shortest notice. in the mos SUI
perfor manner, at low psices offering great induce
msnts to gentlemen Wishing to consult economy and
ct the sane time obtain the best quality Of gosds
jan 81
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GERMAN BULBS AND FLOWER ROOTS.

SIEGLOCH has arrived in this city from Har
-. lem, Holland, with choice ass rtmeut of
Flower Seeds, &c, and can lie found at Mrs. Robert
sons east side Of 9th street, rear the corner of
street.
A catalogue OF the choice plants can be he'd by
calling there.
Mr.. s. will ren ain but one week.
jan ll-1w*
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/ T. GOVERNOR UJHAzY, from his Yves
tern home, has recently declared hi;
readiness and that OF his son to plac,
themselves at the disposition of kOsSUTu
at any time when ther services may bt
required. AS KossUTH was to sail from
Southampton on the 23d ult., in the Bli
fish steamer for Constantinople, whithe,
it is supposed he was to 60 ON the express
invitation OF the Sultan, We may expec,
soon to hear of Hungary again in the
turmoil of European politics.
" New York physicians have petit
toned the legislature of that state TO lc.
gallse dissection. In Massachusetts,, Yer
mont, and Michigan, dissection has the
protection of the law, commands the and
hearty sympathies Of the people.
U The Legislature of Virginia has
appointed committe to examine the
affairs of the Bank of the Old Dominion.
~ Elihu Bnrritt calls California
Gods bank of uncoined specie.'
u The two policemen, Kennedy and
Smith of the Fifth ward, who, some few
months since, were convicted of burgla-
ry in New York, have both been restored
to their liberty and citizenship, by an
unconditional pardon granted by Governor
Seymour. ........
" General Cass will to day speak in
the Senate on the Central America ques-
tlon-tae Bulwer and Clayton treaty
and one of his greatest efforts is anticipa-
ted by his friends.
UThe Government of Mecklenburg,
Schwerin has declared it's accession to
the convention of the 10th of June, 1852,
between the United States and Prussia,
and other States of the GermaAic Conftd.
eratlon' for the mutual delivery of crimi-
nals' fugitivcs from justice in certain ca
seS. sF ..a.a
-O The Citizen, by John Mitchell,
New York, had issued Forty Thousand
copies of its first number when it closed
its office doors OH Saturday night, and
had not one copy left in the Office, but
many orders untitled on its books. A
new edition was issued on Monday.
q u The recent snow storm extended
IS tar south as Selma, Alabama. As it
extended north to Boston and Portland,
md west to Chicago, this was decidedly
he most wide spread and national storm |
We hare had for years. r.s,f
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5. HOLIlNGStEAD, agent for the sale by
-. subscription, and who will i'm person sttcnd 10
the delivery, the first of April. of Hon. Thos. II
Benton's great work, Thirty Years View, by a
Senator of Thirty Years., would request those whom
he may not in person AMI who desire TO sn bc-be
to address him, with names and resd .ncs, through
the City Post Office aud they will receive the work
when ready for delivery.
am fully authorised t., assure sub srribcrs that
this work will be sold exclusively by subscription
and hat the price will never Re less than 81 30 Der
volume, in two volumes, ard that it cannot b rur-
chased of booksellers.
Office To.Gs Building, Pcnns. II ania avenue.
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Papier Mache Architectural Deco.


FNpltf MaChc ArchtteCt urAI Dec O..
raltOns.
THE attention of Arch tec.s Bui'drrs. and others
/ is invited to this new e-iil, which is now
50 extensively Used at The North fer house sud
church decoration. For beauty of finish and dura-
bility id quail to carved wood. AMI l. much cheap
er aud in every way superior to plaster. We are
prepared tn fill upon the short st note n the man
ufactory prices ADAMS 4 HASXlNS.
Agents for Boston papier Mache Co..
Pa. ave :ue, n. side between 10Th and llth t.
Jan 1l--e:tf
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~ To secure the insertion Of AdCert,se-
n,snts then 1snst be broasght to o,tr counting
room. before IL NJ, sfhsyrise they may not
appear se,ttti tbs ntgt day. #st-,. IL. +.
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my-rHE starr OFFICE IL LOCATED ON
q STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH,
NEAR HEJvNcTION OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENcH's e IRVING HOTEL

u All advertisements pubiishsd in the
STAR, accepting those sent by s1r quarterly or
yearly exstosers, mast Ss paid for 'chsn or
dsred No attention mil be paid to transient
advertisements sent by mail or marked q"
other papers for tho STAR, ua!ess aeoo mpa'''e3
By the money. .-...r
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u lures.
The Course on Chemistry by DR.. J. T.. Smith will
be continued during the week.
On WEDNESDAY evening, Jnnusry nth, Com
pound. of Oxygen aud Hydrogen; the 0xhydroycn
B!owpipe and the Drumhend Light; Water in seve-
raj of its relations
On FRIDAY evening, January 18th, Combinations
Of Hydrogen with Nitrogen, Sulphur, Phosphorus,
and Chlorine. 80 z = .t.. Jan I'd
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q. u. II. r. G.. A,

TIE BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION take the
greatest PIE isure in announcing To the ct zen-
Of Washington and the public generally that their
fret grand Regaia BALL will come off at Old Eel.
lows Hall, on 9TH street, the sd of January,
1854.
The Commi tee p'e.ge themselves TO spare no
pains or expease TO make it of tie hest balls u
the season.
A splendid Cotillon Band has been engaged fur The
occasion.
Tickets ONE DoLLAR-admitting gcntlem IN
and ladies'
Further particulars in future advertisement.
WI. H. BAUM,
Chairman.
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A CARD OF THANKS.

TUE subscriber begs to return his grateful thauk
L u his friends and the public for the unp:cc,
ieuted patronage bestowed upon h:m during the ho-
itays, snd rtpoctfol assures thsm they will e'ei
find at bis store the same vsrp y, novel y and rt,e
II new goods, which has gain, for il fuc celebrity
PROMISING always b. proHsr sEch inducements as Ill
insure q continuation, Of their ratroasge.
J. Z. ELLIS.
Ia. avenue, bttween 9th and 10Th sts.
LII
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FRANKLIN Fire Ccnsa

o- Franklin Fire CemPany.-A
AS called meeting of the company will be keld
at tho Engine House, on THURSDAY EVENING,
the 18th instant, at ~ o,lock. Members are re
queSted to be punctual in their attendance, fus
mes appertaiuing TO the welfare Of the comp my
will be laid before the meeting.
L. c. ECKLoFF,
jan LIFT Secretary.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINSm

NN1MER, on 9Th street, ono square (: ON Penn.
w sylvania ay,nHe, is selling of kis stock OF
ate ami popular Music, rereumeiy, Blapk Books
Ic. at greatly reduced price,. Give him a call il
'cu wish bargains. jan lift
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N of Nv de " Tide World"
Csrl knkcn; bis Christma ST ckip IS lesu fully
illustrated Price .sc; gilt 81 IS
Glad Tiiings: W, 1hs Gosrel II Peace. Price ts
cents.
Popular Legends Of Brittany, illu..ra:cd. Price
IS cents
Autobiography Of Rev. }. b. Finley, or Pioneer
Life in the Wet Prise 81
Christ j n History CT. The Central Power smfnr
Men, by Rost Turubul, ID. ID. Price 81 25
GRAY & BALIANTYNE
9Th St, 2 doors above obi Fellows Hal
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION

HsLAGETT, NEwToN, MAY 90. rssp,cttau,
~ announce 70 the ladies Of washlngton ana VI
cinity that they have had consgnsd 20 them for an
solute and Immediate sale . moot superb and mssh.
lee collection Of vsrieti, Qatey On sxhibsr,en :,
the New York Crystal Palace comprising some a.
quixitsly beautiful and costly specimens OF Ne,n.
work, via: so
Embroidsrea Clocks and NsntIllas
Opera Cloaks
India, Cashmere, and Velvet shavl
Persian SILK and Delhi do
Rare and costly Fancy Fur In Royal Ermlns m,
sia Sable. Buenos Ayrss, chinchilla, Se 4,
Cspes, Cardinals, ard Muffs
Forming together q combination II perfect ,,,.,
in ladies costume, superior 10 anything ever vet a.
troduced into Americ-.
The whole OF the above viii be open TO publ,
animation and sale for the next Eve dsy,: ara
tho instructions ftcm the owners are imu.r.,i.-
they vin be sold wthen Mt the least reg I'd % orisi
cost for cash. .- se- jan IL"