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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-03

1914 aBsIy & CO.'S 7OSI
lOCf.GREAT EASTERN IL WEST OJ4
Szss<- ERN EXPRESS, ,rzggses4. "a
Ak For the IA id and safe convey n-AA--<ff,f
ETstExj5lance of Money Jewelry, yalu- e IsrkttE8
- able Packages and Dtfreight
generally. Arrangements having been made with the
Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad Company, for
running the Express their Road the business pub
lie of Evansville respectfully informed that Mes
will be dispatched Monday morning, Goth inst,
and daily thereafter Except Suadays in charg of pack
ages and freight. forwarded through Adams & Co., 10
Vincennes. aud Way Stations ON the road.
An Iron safe viii, be carried To greater security to
yaluabes and in all goods delivered, immediate
|! arrival al either end. without extra charge.
The business connections and arrangements OF Adams
& Co.'s Eastern Express have been extended to Evans
VILE, aud JOHN :. MITCHELL appointed Agent there
for ReTeh Ints ordering goods from the Eastern ct
will find great advantage in having them forwarded by
AdaHls q Co.'S Express, the time OF which rarely over
five days.
y Packages Of all descriptions designed either TO
the East for the Vnccnnes route should be rfa Mr.
Micleils Counting Room, or if notice be given he will
send Tor them.
II ? The Messenger, Mr.. JAS. REYNOLDS will DO at
the train half hour before its time of starting, 10 take
charge of whatever may he offered there
Evansville. Feb. h, 81. (fcb2uIyl ADAMS os co.
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FUKNITURE.

FURNITURE.
SOFAS. Divan, Center, dining, Breakfast and Card
~ Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Betlsteads and Mat
resses. Also large and general assortment Of ood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by ~
aug23 Ivd WOOLSgY & NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-03

TEwELhy Il NoTIoNs.--Rar rings Finger.rings,
81 Breast Plus. Shirt studs. -God Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Coabs, Purses. Fancy Soaps
Accordians, Vions Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
auga3 ly -t.tr a WOOLSEY IL NELSON.
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For IaRaen-a and U1ooping Cough.

NAsHvtLLE, Tenn, Jan. &c, 1851
Sir: have repeatedly used your Cherry Pectoral for
Nhooplng Cough and Influenza and have no hesitation
in pronouncngt acomplete remedy Four of m, child
rem have been afflicted with these diseases and the free
of the Pectcra has always afforded umo instant re
lief. JAMES GIOVRP
We attest the truth oftlfe above statement.
VI. NCGINTy, Editor Nashville Wing,
J. NJ ZIMMERMAN Druggist.
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For a ConSVmpiire CoRsh.

PITTsBUEGH, Pa, Feb. %. 1851.
Dear Sir: For three years have been afflicted viii n
Cough distressing that frequent, dispared of re-
ooyery: much ofthe time was obliged to lit up all night
in my chair. my cough would sufIocate me when 1
laid down. Having used many remedies without mucl,
relief. at last tried the CHERRY PICTORIAL which
under Providence has cured me altogether.
j am with gratitude YOURS
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- = TURKEYS reed and for sale. wholesale retail
- ut CGcbIsl COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-03

- The good old steamer Ben Franklin
passed up yesterday morning from St Louis.
She brought the latest dates for which she
has our thanks. She will be here Saturday
morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-03

IygSSaA Ds ca So cas- IS bleached Russia Ducks
IL suitable for Coats and Pants, reed this day
sale by JAS. LOW IL CO.
icb2a AZ Main street. Louisville, XIV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-16

The WESTERN BANKs-More Suspensions
The Cincinnati Commercial states, that in
consequence of the pressure, tho City Bank Of
Columbus, Ohio, has been forced to suspend
payments of its deposits.
The Western banks and banking houses are
in a sad condition, and at Cincinnati gold is
selling at five per cent. premium. The notes
Of the Bank. of Kanawha sold at Is per cent.
discount; Bank Of Circleville at so; kentucky
Trust Co. at TO- and Newport Safety Fund at
so.
The notes of the Clinton Bank of Columbus
were again refused at Cincinnati on Saturday.
Indiana Stock notes are selling at 2Jto 30c.
discount
A note from the Treasurer of the State of
Ohio, states that the notes of the Miami Valley
Bank, Canal Bank Of Cleveland, Savings Bank
of Cincinnati, City Bank of Columbus, and all
other Ohio Stock Banks, will be received for
taxes, and all other public dues as heretofore.
These notes are abundantly secured by the
pledge of Ohio and United States Stocks in
the offices of the Auditor and Treasurer of
State, which stocks are still commanding a
premium in New York. No bill holder he
adds need necessarily lose anything by Ohie
Stock paper.
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spIYTq Up Fax nagETse spr.s

- E-CAhEiNs AAsS
The Onton comments with just pride and
exultation over the last trip of the Nicaragua
line steamships for San Francisco to New
York in twenty days. If we remember Cor
rectly, the time allowed by the Post Office
Department for the transportation of the mails
via Panama, is thirty days The same paper
tells us thnt during hi recent brief soiourn
among Us, the Hon. VIM. Aiken of S C. ar
ranged on she part Of the South Carolina Rail
road Company, temporary contract to carrv
the mails until the 1st of January next, bv
which time the editor hopes that Congress
will remedy the trouble in that quarter.
The ImtetItgeneer, on the occasion of re-.
publishing recent speech of General Cas-
says:
" We may be moved in part TO this act Of
courtesy by he feeling of : auld lang svne
"hen this eminent eli izen stood with us in tn .
MadlsonIan talks. and gave his fine abilities
ana efficient labors to the cause of conserva
tive repE biieaIism. We therefore srrsad %
iofe OR readers Sc much of his speech a. Is
reported IN he Detroit Free Press. with the
exception Of one or two local References
The Ssntinet argues to prove that some Of
the southern Wings d. injustice TO the north.
ern Democrats in insisting that they are Ut
trustworthy, SO far rs devotion to the rights Of
the States is concerned
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G / A MT'S WEE
AT JACKSON HALL.

NHE Manager re pecJfully ann punceS to citizens
Il and strangers that Mons. BEYAN the cele
brtted French Gla ut, the tsIlest man know 10 Eu
rope 81 America, and Miss HANNAH GROUSE the
American Giantes', the lsrgest woman living a,s
nov holding reception tevees at JACKSON HALL,
Pennsy vsnis avenue, from l0 o'clock, a. m, unit
O'Clock, p m.
Seven crowned besds before when Mons B. has
had the honor Of appearing, prom uuce him th-
most r-rfect Giant in Europ' and all the hsb.-
tants of this favored nd who have seen him. coiu-
CHE n the same opinion. he isn.ir y eight feet ip
heigh, weighs nearly 400 pounds, and his strength
's commensurate with his enormous sig. He is 3
highly educated gentle man, speaks seven diffsren
languages, and Of the most perfect symu etry oil
form renark ably easy and graceful in his move
msnts
Mems B Will appear in the Roman Tora the COS.
tune Of the second century, which he wore in the
pi esence # seven of the Moosrchs of Europe.
MISS GROUSE,
the Amor lean giant girl, is a native of Ohio but 10
years OF age, meat uring 70 inches around the ARM
lib inches around he wais' and will ee;gh more
than a'y ether woman. We challenge the world To
produce her equal, wi hout regard to age This
young lady measures 81 inches more around the
arm, IA inches N around tie WAIST ard is TALIEs
than The woman 80 years of age who is represel tie
70 weigh 769 pounds. she is very in lig.nt soci
able, OF e good form any womsn, and very active
for person OF he immense t;ze.
iha comb.ned aXhi5i ion # these very extraordi
nary 'rs1ns-the ,ALLESF MAN aud Largest
WOMAN knoSn is highly interesting to all who
delight In seeing tae greseot wonders of the void
s. DANSEITH,
nov I5-2x. Msnaeer
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enable the Secretary of the Treasury to choose
the best sites for custom houses, ordered by
Congress at its last session to be built. We
hear that his report will be ready in three
weeks, after which it is probable that the sites
In question will be at once selected, and that
all the preparations for the construction of the
various works will be promptly made
The Cabinet Council To-day-Among the
men around town, it appears to be understood
that the regular Cabinet Council of this morn
ing was princi pally upon the Soule affair. We
are not aware that any additional reliable in
formation concerning it has reached the Gov
eminent, and therefore take it for granted that
they cannot possible come to definite conclu-
sions with reference to it at present. Having
confidence in the representations of our cor.
respondent now in Paris who, as we remarked
yesterday, declares that Mr.. SouIe has not by
word or deed given shadow of cause for his
treatment by Louis Napoleon's Government
we have not hesitated to take an emphatic
position on the subject, in the belief that
ness of our views of the unwarrantable char
acter of the action of the French authorities
The Ex-C Collector at Haumes, Ohio.-When
the case prosecution under the Sub. treasury
law against George Forsyth, ex-collector at
Maumee, Ohio, at the present session of the
United States district court at Columbus, Ohio
was called on, the accused came up among the
missing So his bail for his appearance was
forfeited $4,000. Suit has been ordered
against his bondsnen, who are represented as
fully able to pay the default.
Another Army Offic D Br evet Maj.
Geo. w. F. Wood, of the Quarts masters De-
partment, died at Indianola, Texas, on the
5th instant. 1t is supposed at the Depart
ment that he died of yellow fever.
A Lighthouse Keeper Appointed. Mr..
John Boyd has been appointed keeper of the
light at Cape Disappointment, on the
coast of Oregon at ST, 900 per annum.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Depsrtment.-OnWe Wednesday,, the 18th of Nov.
there ware Of Treasury Warrants entered en-
tho books of the Department
For tho redemption of stock...... $4,000 80
For paying other Treasury debts. Is, I'll 81
For the Customs. ................ 1929 OF
Covered into tho Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ......... 1875 Is
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs 800. .............. 1856 ,977 O3
For the War Department. ........ 56,315 80
For repaying in the War Depart
ment ..................... 1896 95
For the Navy Department. ....... 6S,O76 90
For re paying i'll the Navy Depart
partment. .................... 947 Is
~ the Interior Departmental. 1880 rs
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TO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS,
A II, HlTkGTs

I>HE soiEAT1FIC STAIR BUILDER, illustrated
Win . large plates by Ro cert Riiuell. OF Phil
sdslphia- This in iples embraced in this work
n.Ve Deen thoroughly ana tIiumphaaly tested in
ne cities CT New forh, Philade phi and baltimore.
La I'M or any 9TH ci y, th- author really to gil
practi ri dem INST ation of the system ana rive
ITS iority over any thing tina. has ever teen
Saoflshed On this beautiful branch of carpentry.
Inc eavng OF labor and material is by this 1t least
my per oeat ihe certain y aud proof sffor led 10
tas worA man by plain, full, ard simps explsua.
uons I" q eeousuu ton Of wrea his tor o,nd.rails
cent ring, and grain arches &c xilst once present
SaonarIVe5 TO every carpeatcr Snd architect The,
autnor can &c seen aud the book obtained at A.
Gil DE1EiSfER S, NO 81. AZ street, between Penn
nov SIS
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e There is quite scism among the Bap-
fists of New York. The translation of the
Bible has been a bone of contention among
them for some time 1t seems the majority
are satisfied with the present version, but the
learned portion denounce it as full of errors
The most material point between them if, tn at
those in favor of a new version insist the word
g baptism should, in every instance, have
been rendered immersion" They have at
length brought their differences before the
courts
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RICH AND ELEGANT FURS,

JUST RECEIVED
Is Per cent. lower tn an ever Offer ed
I'm shfs city
FI'HE subscrf would r. 81 ecful.y iuyits the at
Il tentiou of the lslies Of Washington and its en-
virons to call and exauin. his larae aud besuti.u,
sssortnent Of FUR', combining all the fashions
the torthcomir season, which, iu splendor and
richness, cannot b. surpss ae5.
Also, number OF superb CARRIAGE ROBES
- A fine lot # UM BRElEAs, of al. sizes. to be
odisposed Of very chssp.
large stock of Children and Iufant'a Fame,
GOODS always on hand, made from the best mat
risls, and at exceedingly low prices
His late new rtsl lie Of BATS for gentlemen has
been already stamped the NJ pus ultra, -
ard he only mai mention Of 1t to say th,t -z&
tbs price, as heretofore, for the very best, isG&
only 81.
j. T. EVANS,
nov l6-1v 'SS penpsyIyaris ayenua
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II German letters refer to the increasino
scarcity OF ammunition in Russia, and of the
materials for manufacturing it So severely
Is this ielt that the Government at St. Peters
burg Is making every exertion to discover
mines OF lead, sulphur or Goals, and wilt re-
sumo the working of those which have hitherto
been neglected. The price of lead has risen
from Il forms to roubles. Sulphur, also
owing to the blockade is extremely scarce
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DENTIST RY

bn. MuNS'N re FecfuIly Cal pu blic attention
~ 20 BIS new, patent, and GREATLY
1 ralet method of Sc ting Ariifci &S2
Teeth, with Continuous 5um-ths er A{IH1Y
z. FELL ION OFT AIT. Thisttyls
ol iesh hAs us follow advantages over all others
VIZ: Ghhaf sTk NGTi-, CLEs NlIhE-S, q a.
IoAl, and BEAUTY icing with Naturs in the q
s1sc,s, aao ZONE o hers excelling. pohl.c ipsp.o
to- Is respectfully solicited. Please cali and see
Specimens. WV
CAUTION No other Dentist in The District of
Ooiu OLA q af night TO make tbs style of Tee D.
n - Tee b consttutionsI'y h-si, H. pluygud
aI rrant d for life ~ oo~
ofbce AMI house at No. 29S ( street. near the COR.
nef OF senn' yiyanis avenue and I4th street
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- JEREMIAH KIowsLL, Esq, is appointed
our agent for collecting subscriptions to the
Daily EUe"img Star and Weekly Star, is
the State of Virginia We commend him to
the kind attention of our friends.
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THE NEW YORK e. LIVAhPOOL
44kf& UNITED STATES &4K&
MAIL STEAM ERS

NJ "A i II - J. u "a NJ u n
TT'HE SHIPS COarRIS ING THIS LINE ARE
ATLANTIC, Cspt. West.
PACIFIC, Can't Nye,
BALTIC Capt. Cemstock,
aDaIAyIC, Cspi. Grsitcn
These ships have been built b. contract, expires =
iy for Governms MT service; every care has he n
taken in their construction, SIS in the Engines &c
insure strength ald speed. and their accom- moda.
tons Tor psssengers are unequailed for egslce
and comfort.
trire of passage from New York to Liverpool, 10
nrEt caDp
Second Cab ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
EXcluivs use Of extra size state roope....... 800
From Liverpool to New York ESQ aud f20.
An sxreriencet surgeon attached to EACH ship.
No berth Can re Secured until paid Tor.
For freight or passage apply to
INWARD K. COLLINS CO.,
81 Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SHIPhEY CO,
Liverpool.
E. G. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
I3 Kings -rps Yard, ondon.
JOHN MUERoE 90,
26 Rus Notre Dame dss vi tot! es, Paris
GEO II DRAPER, usVre.
The owner of the Q chips will not be accountant.
for goli, silver, bullion, specie, je elry, precouI
stones mstsls, unless bills Of ladins are senel
therefor, an0 the value thereof therein expresss6
nov l6-dly
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- By an annoying accident, our dispatch.
es' Yesterday, concerning the state Of the Bal
nmore and New York markets, failed to an
pear in their proper places. We have taken
measures to prevent repetition of such an
OccurrPnce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-16

Rents DECLINING IN 0Hio.-The Cleveland
Herald says that The buildings in that CITY
Which the last year rented for $500, this fall
go begging for $3.50. The GAINESVILLE Courier
notices The same result in th at city.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THE PARROWS ARE HERE

DARR0W's GREAT sou rHERN BURLEsouR
Il OPERA, BALLET ard pa SToNI.F TRofr pT
will commence a series Of their chase and Dr.v.
'nx-Room Entertainments at the O. owe named ha.,,-
tiful exhibition Hall, Gn MONDAY EVENING
November 18th, and continue for one we.,
The cJmpany, as evsr, comprises Q talented mar.
formers, each one . bright star ia his rcf.ssicp
For further particulars see descriptive sheets.
ofhcers are engaged to keep perfect order
Admission Is cents
Doors open at eH o'clock-performance oou-
mences at ~, snd concludes at "a to TO-
nov 1S--tf JOHN u SMITH A..
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TU sCAHDRA NO s, Improved
u Order Of TIE Men, annou nee to the = others
If thu Order aod the pubic IN g7ne 81 that hey
III xiv q Bs THURSDAY Efni.I q. 7th of
December at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yara
Particulars In future advertisement
J. Il. VBRIEN,
nov S-toSW< Treasurer.
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q W. M MILLS, at Fredericksburg, Va,
is prepared to furnish subscribers to the Star
with their papers early every morning. Per
Sons wanting the paper will be promptly at
tended to by leaving their names and ad-
dresses with him
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QFFicE OF fHs GAS LIGHT COMPANY,


QFFicE OF fHs GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
Washington Nov. Is, 1854
A cARD.-Notice is hereby given that bspkssls
n fopss will be required hereafter In payment
OF all dues to this company.
nov Ct JOSEPH BRowN. Seq.
MALAat GRAPES & SMYRNA FIGS-JUST
M received q small invoices of tresh Grape asd
Figs in good order. O. GAUTIER,
nov t6-St 252 Penna- avenue,
Two HOLDERS OF EXCH SGE AND TRANS
i ALbEGHANY BANKS We have . number OF
Lots in Wsshnstor, and several Farms in Md for
ssleand will take the notes of seldom Wither On
or ofthe Trans Allegheny Bank, at par, ia payment
Fer particulars S, IL quire of
BRIsCOE 4 WARD.
nov l6-5t* Potomac House.
NEW BOOKS AT SHILLINGTON'S.
C0L sMI ch's rhealrisal Journey Work
y Sat Water Bubbles
The Lost Hei ess, Swell Life ct Sea
The Pride Of Life
Progress and frsjudire
The News Boy, b..
ALI the late Nos of the London illustrated News
containing the latest news from the seat of war in
the East
Latest Fashion Books and Literary Periodicals
All the latest Newspaper, snd every thing be
longing to the stationery lice at
SuILL1SGToN'S BOokstors,
Corner Of Pa. svenus and u street.
move left QnteO
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- The storm and election at Boston on
Monday last are thus noticed by the Post of
that city:
acre was all sorts OF storm yesterday
and more political wrecks than has been See
before for many years
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PIANOS PIANOSu PIANOSm

I2hANNkJ II
NJ have on hand 80 .rsl Fl as PI NO FORTE0
w which will b. soll at sstoui-hi x.
ly low pr,ces ia order re- c'cse out ourf35eaa
present sto;k previous to removingst wv
These Planes are equal, if not suTermr, to any in
the market, and each purchaser wi receive q writ
Ten guaranty CT their duTaoiliU. Gail AMI try be-
fore purchasing else where IL the Music Depot OF
Hi Rus HI1Z,
South de senua. avenue,
nov 15 between Tenth aud lever tn ,treets
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sofa, IL TIL mem bars of the perse
8 v.rsnse Fire Company will meet at the Hall
on FaIDAY l7th instant, at o'co K TO at, end the
funeral OF our decesse Der, Mr.. John Was
By order of tIe company:
nov is lt* JOHN Y. DORIAN, Sec.
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A FEW MORE LEFT.

T FAVE yet unsnld Several Lots in squares No,
i 915 and south OF No. 9i6, fronting on Maryland
avenue. between Eighth ald Ninth stree.s east, to
which L would al the a tention of those desiring
Lot npon eligible terms.
The pric e RACES foon sixty to one bundred and
thir;y-fse dollars. psysb in instalmspts # Eve
d,lisrs per month GEb. Il. DYER,
Auction and Conn ission Merchsnt,
0fic, On ct LIST hosse from cor. 10Th st west.
nov lh-diw
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Mn. SCHONENBERG,
Tesener OF Siano and Singing,
oct 2S-tf

II DENNIS, (rRoH PARIs) UPHOLSTEREk AND
= rAPEh HANGER, TO. 4Si, CT OF Of ouisi
Aue avenue ana Sixth street, W ssbins ton, II. Z,
furniture repaired and vanished. "a pets cut
fitted, and made
20. taias Lounges, and Mattresses made.
~ coed references givea
Z. ". 30: ici share OF patronage of the public,
aud pledges to do hs WORK as at ana cheap as 1nY
other [, hlishment in tire city usv7-lms
PROF SCHONENBERG
TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF
MODERN language and Literature,
DOT 23-d
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nLD N0vtLS-A LARGE NUMBER, LAID
" aside b' the undersigned to send to auct on,
may be bought 4. the mean time at auction prices
or ;ess fron FaAScK Taylor
nov Ia
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II I'M Err LUM BERlg
IL $4,000 feet Albany white pine Lumber Al to
5000 feet cherry 4 70 12f
5000 do do IL and 5-s
5000 do walnut cofin boards, first quality
900 DO de- "A 70 ,2&, wide and clear
10000 do ash A. 70 l64, Of the best kind
5000 d, poplar "A
Just Il ceved and for ale by
j. r WARD Bro
nov Is 1w Twelfth street ant canal
. HIRTs-s SHIRTS Y hav- just received
- large and fne asortr,t Mt Of WI ire and color.
I'd Shirt of best quality msds in the most superior
man-e- aud warranted to fit, which are selling
at very low prices, Also, large quantity Of hne
Merno Undershirts and Drawers for cold wee. her.
WALL 4 STEPHENS
Penn avenue, next door t, Iron Hall.
nov 15-3t
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THE NATIONAL, HOTEL

this ely will be re-1r.usd for the reception NJ
l. guests on tie A7ta o. this Donh The removal
oi the Hi chen ON the bas mep TO the rear OF ths
6ui ding, and The slts' atoms Ia aud about the
Duing Room +, will a'd eatly to the convenience
ami @ mort OF its guests The tabs will be iurnisb-
cd With the best the markets afford and served
IN the best st le and no expense or labor wi be
spared to render the house in every respet, equal
TO any in the country. Ths su Hscr Der, therefore,
trusts fhst generous pubic will contioue the lib
srai patron Age whi has always been extended to
the Iouse. Per obs desiring to procure rooms for
the winter, can 90 60 at any time after the 10Th by
cal ing f the Hotel X d. WILLARD.
Washington city, November Ia 1854
nov l5-tf Intel u ion Semi. Glnhc III
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- TRAYED-On the 7tk instant lieht and dark
- brown spotted DIG, about monthsSD N
old. reward OF Tire Dollars viii be XH
given II rsturnsd 10 the owner on D-ls- I'm
ware avenue, NOR b Capitol gate, NO 3l1..s
nov I5-4ts MRS MARY A CAMPBELL.
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ID EMOVAL GEORGE II DYER, uctiopesr
III and Commi son Merc haut, has removed his
ofis- to ID street. frst house from the corner of
tenth str ct west, where he will be pleased 70 see
his 70 mer psrons and the public generally.
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WOOD FOR SALE

NLOtAS.-aesSy Linen Six Gloves; Kid,
~ Cloth, ma, and CASHMERE, for Ladies and
Gentlemen, at
NV Ia BIR9ES, Willard's Hotel.