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HKw YORK ADvERTIsEnxTs.
Ssos nposALDs Hocss io5 n.ss,u H. T. T.
INDIA RUHBEIi GOODS.
SPRING TRADE 1874.

| HKw YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
'sos s'DoslLDs nocs.. ioi IT, f. T.
lsRsA ssktSe MHhaGs' 4a1ba isss. t;SSDs.
d. Ess Il I"as'n e. ..ae. s &. na arS.9 80
To- s ia$ cs (!
hand GEaaSo ei ossss''s from his cns co4Rs
$Ss$S.,, $$s 'aAsSssSs $sSs'
Of Rubber Good. SMSnSs SsE
at o ., s .s % 20 We,
sod p.aue to inform aay BsG sG.
RuBBER Czo7H1H0. el
Superior
Orders respectfully solicited aud attended promptne and
60, q Maiden Lane and 50 Nassau street. New York
Haia!i'ns EaIS sMLI
@ % Sss be Ps, Up 9 . ,
quarter cubic w.Pp shape
iaosm-tr No. Pine s,1:s, ss's s.ss Ss'n, York
>hE H HhZAnD a POWDER COMPANY, Manufacturer OF
~ VA:
;s s i "S
" ' require ''""fa' SSvrsFcsE, is ;ss ALLEN co..
SO wall street, x a. MAN sssAkS xSfn a:,:is.sy, sssy
A. T. DoroL,ss, Secretary. ap1.dsm"Imi
bks mSRss 93Ps wIas NJ TE 5,tS. TMADE
in .nd England France and
h5 sqs 'ssr G S;' attractive in the city The
ars rhGsGESk GAS nuRNISG FLUID AND CAM
s: ss, .ss s,1 :p
] sss ' S s es pIsps Ts
% % %si ases s ssss sSsa acc Il
Materials light quality always for .ae at the lowest
market price. CHAs STARR ia a Co
Iii FULTON street. New York
MoiLAN AND OTHER PIANOs.-BERRY 4 GORDON 29s
n %, na Esas'i for
Ss'sd @ Ro,an and other Pianos made 6y Hae
hand nd PA
sy a Oh hcsy
r s.. H. D. Co. RolIan Piano. have the A,e. improved
yoLelns y oc2S-iy|lMI
'''' Curtain Cow. eahi Flshi Dae n'H'
Mnnlas,urer,,s.ie. % Room No 96 Leonard Street
Pin AID y oG1smsa,. HEpsiE16S Hotel o,pits
hand Also general Furniture spring Beds
These superior in point of clean
and aasdn portable TS eoSvsaen I .
GSSs5GcKs SS St pcsss.Is nFSM.Ey :,,.., <. co. co.,
ea ,sss ysped for the sale of the above
oSd rEE Dealer p Ivory and Of
Hail. No. Isl Ss rS Sha f"'ss Sn
pSsNS ASD FRAE MANI
United States variety and extern
sveness OF Stock all ohes from long
and continued increase Of trade Union
oes the prop,eto to dispose of his articles prices
public cali bis oot
% nnd aS ,si
advantagei In doing hand,
Rosewood, Walnut, n n Nfouldincs.
or every description, and all the lengths shipping
20 Particular attention given to all orders.
J. sIGLER,
80 - Nos. 81, 81, 90 and II Forsyth street
laIo-1om-lhl New York.
s bon l&2S e M r. SsP5 aS: 'S,,s s.Fss .fs: .sa S
lected
"sI X AND FANCY DRY GOoDs:-
Which Is complete in department.
COST, FOR CASH.
Their sck OF Goods will he STYLES
will be Of their importation, them with
call viii be readily convinced that there great saving
from this system.
Merchants invited TO call and
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v,, JOIN 1. SuITH,.

23i and 235 Brordtndy Ntr l0rt.
TUNHE most Extensive in the World prepared
IL Merchants the largest and complete asornento
I,hBRELLAS AND PARlSOLS
be found In Europe America Merchants visiting
70 buy their goods, uly invited to cali
the stock, BEFORE PURCHASING.
". B-PLEAsE this put II in your POCKET
BOOK for reference JOHN SMITH,
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EKw YORK ADvERTIsEMEsTs.
REMOvAL.
HoGhES, DUPUY &c CREHANGE,
importers and Wholesale d. aIers

H0GhEs 1nhss, DyPgY & CREAlNGE,
FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
LhAo'kD From Ssw IL aAsRdisr ThJHM STREET TO THEIR
Ss, Ss 10 srh K. Had.
'Ass sSRSEdss ssS
rAo1SnS HsD lSh lSSA1nkHs Ghaiss TSTS N4aIS;
llAsi siiaisas hsssoss e, u. VIOLIN
I PARIs FANSY ifS GOODS
CALI TE i'lI %rfHsTos OF BUYERS
. " ORDERS DER FOR ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF GOODS taken a.
a oREM&saE BY their Residing rs.ns, in Paris
'hr 'i"nS HORACE AGE MTsG WhIras st''rApIsilsiENr.
,HIE %Ssr aFotD Ns~ plts5s hS5 AND Mr1o
~, pEGNs aHHtEI Co.'S World. PIeGun Paac.
@ ;s : s.s se:a
.s.% T n4% s 'ff. is:, Hf e. q
nos;eE waIrns psos manufactured expressly him. having
ay the depot Musical IN III. eoan
sslsiGss mot r ss h.a 1s cleo c
SIP Every fully warranted or the noney fsV re-
MELODEoNs
Soodmnn d Bnidwins Patent Organ Meiodeons rvo
sss Of seys-a sweet and Prices from ,Ts
M sp. 1s %.@, 1% rs
>, Ae 3e hesers supplied with and Melodeons
MUSIC ''S's'"e"'
t comprises the products
and european continents and receiving
oy publication Of the pieces
w he day Dealers In Music Teachers
70 purchase music published for
unued supplies OF Mr. wAIER' their In.
e call or forward their 10 any part Of
the Union or Canadas, postage free. ' f "
spS-d8m-[Pl HORACE WATERS.
THNhhLoIrs lNrtltNA1IONAI. HOIEI BRoapwIY ICoR
- or fRdNhLLN STnEET,) NEW YORH.-Is completed
anu opened fos travellers who
IL Is conducted principle E
" Tue tables In the saloon, at the option guests Hotel
combine elegance with designed A.
r he convenient reception travellers trains.
ja2i-smlP) JOHN TAYLOR Pronri.tar ~
l. q. CONR0S No. 90 Falton Street gsic JorE
ronl call the attention dealers rye
fhhg rackle OF the best qualities ouaii
salmon Lake and Trout Flies; Floats Lines. Nets Rel,
anu , Eods OF al knds and varieties, &c, &C.
STOCK q" hrt quality Of Conroys celebrated LIMERICK
hooks general Fishing Rods Of their own
fIe and Drag Nets in variety ALI Of
trade. ' ''''"' 10, s 70 tn ,he
M ETAL. Wiss ElfOISE, 2I5 Winter Street.
1ta NEW foRk.-fANDERvOORT, DCKERsoN a Co ogr,
io 'ae In iarg. or small lots to suit puroha.ers
5OVD BOXES Tin plates, one third Best
y'..SS DO Koohng plates l. Q. anG l. Y. IL 20.
900 Bdls. Sheet Iron, No In o 10 9s.
.yr do do X. q. and anneaied 90
tOO do Russia Sheet TO l6.
90 do Wire, assorted numbers good quality
i.p Casks Sheet Zinc; i5 ton, spelter.
10 do Antimony 80 casks Copper. II to i6 o.
SSo 90 Figs Banea Tin; 200 pigs Strait Tin.
Iogether with full
Ja2I-d8m-lrl
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NEWSpApER ADvppTtsINo

The shove DsEoroEr e from the ADvuusxa AeExer offs
". PErTENaiLL co. 199 NIss,u srRErr, New YORK.
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RICHMOND DAILY wHIG.

TERMS: Daily Paper per snnum; s5weetly
Ss In advance Remttanees he made OF
runher. In all where evidence depoe Of
sstter In the Post Once contaians money
ADvnruiNu
Zach additional insertion.
One month without alter 25
Three do. do. 10 90
30 90
Twelve do. do. 35 %
Two Squares Three ........... Is 20
Twelve months ............ 80 %
20 No Advertisement W be eonsidefed
ane, ,peeincd the Manuscript previously upon
tH advertisement copy specified mum.
Der OF Insertions will be continued until ordered
sxacted accordingly.
RrouLAn ADvERrnEzrxsTo avoid any
on the Of hs Annual Advertiser Il
~ that their privileges immediate
Real Estate, Legal and all other
additional charge, and variation.
B Real Estate and General Agents
inserted the rates subject
70 such discounts shall be agreed upon.
Auctioneers Booksellers
engaging with the privilege change
not their the
amount agreed the standing under ad
all exceeding such be charged usual rates
Advertisements inserted In the Semi Weekly whg
per square OF 10 lines less for the nrs
square for each continuance.
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GREENWAY, RIiOTIsEIt & CO.,
40. I'D barclay street, New York.

(Ncrt Street North ofhie AStor HOuSe)
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS.
AE constantly receiving by from
w Europe large Of desirable
wants OF the rsde which
or approve paper, payable at Bank.
As long connection with the South has
knowledge Of their wants enabled import exactly
to their sales and by importing them
to sell them low.
All descriptions OF LINEN GOODS we are importing very
largely. '
We hsve also at all times full stock class OF Do
nestic uoois the whole making complete
stock than have before had
spect GRkENwAY, BROTHER 4 CO.,
IHi-8m lM) ID Barclay ST., 81 Park Pace.
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FEoA vscHR scHEIL HOrsE
sTREET,
SAMUEL l.. CAyERIY.
NAJ HOLESALE DEALER in Brooms Painted Pals and Tubs
w Wood and win w Ware, Baskets, Mats Cordage TNine
Wiekng, Matches &C., 20t Greenwich street. New York
fe2-ly-tvisl
STAMPED ENIBROIDERIEs dr.
H DE PERCEvAL e5T broadway New York.
rer OF Stamped Emboiderie offers the Ladies
ond and Its vicinity large and choice selection
lars Sleeves Bands Skirts Caps, Morning Dresses Handker
chiefs tc OF great variety Of Pattern excellent quality
orter whoesae and RETAIL will thankfully and
promptly aitendtdto fe2S-8m-Tvssl
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sbHNuE MEDICAL uAGNET," OR EVERY ONE
HIS OWN PIYsICIAN.-This Is only Work treating
PRIVATE DISEASES TO MALE FEMALE and
contains RECIPES for the Of the same gives the ymp
toms OF the different diseasss follows them
stage, Sh recipes written In plain ENGLISH for their
FROM this work the unfortunate learn their
take their pencil and make out prescription (which pro-
cured at any Drug store and by following implicitly the
tnns be cured The author this
Professor in Of the leading Medical Colleges Philadelphia
has perhaps had more practice In the Of Private Diseases
different stages Of Society than other Physician in the
try. II contains beautiful Lhogaphio Figure Of Female
showing the formation Of the Geneave Organs with proper
plantations, &C.
Pa PRICE 81 per C0PY-ffee OF Postage. mh2p-dsm
EINtNE FR0CK AND DRESS COATs.-I have hand a fnII
~ supply o Pine Bact and Blue Cloth Coats
Whichfor latest style and cut cannot be surpassed.
mh2s Gov Main and ii,b a.
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THE underned having formed connection for the purpose
Of conducting Commission Forwarding
the Sity Of Richmond und the style Of dooO ARRIs
Tetpeatfuy tocts the patronage the public and
ton Of he favors Of the friends NANCE4 goOCB
ID. r. OOOOH,
End January, 1885, JNo. A. HARRIs.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HCERDINAND zOGBAUM co, No % Maiden Lane Impor.
NJ ""oi NoiNs, GriE AccoRpsoSs StRSos - ISsrRr.
SESrs, &c, Ac. mbIt-sn
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n ORD & KHOWN, 55 Ccdnr Street, n ".
~ ti door oto The foa 0c) offer their large
lected stock Of
"sIi X AND FANCY DRY GOoDsw
Which Is complete in every department. at
VOICE cosr FOR CASH.
Their Stock OF Goods will he largely
will be OF their imporation
call VIII be readily convinced that there saving buyers
from this system.
Merchants from all the country
compare our with those Of other house In the
feS-dSn-LMl
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KOTICE.-Mr. JAMES O. HUNT Is authorized draw or
IN endorse Notes. Drafts Bills Chseks-to accept Drafts
la and to do aud all things
bune-herey rang and confirming al such acts that
taken may hereafter take place. HUNT A HARVEY,
Richmond, March o. 1854, "
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THE INDIA KUBnER COMB COMPANY
Onicc ~ lln street, New York,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS under GooDrElRs PATExr offer TO
Trade assortment DRgs
Gowns LAnfE TICK and SIDE Coxn Children IoxG Gowns
Of the highest fRi, and superior elasticity and durdv To-
combs OF any other material They feel the head
any other Comb affected by grease and
ranted to stand any climate. and o warp or split,
r sale at the principal Comb Dealers New and at the
.sc..
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THNHE LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO In
IL tend sailing their favorite Steamships follows:


Third Class Passengers
limited number Of third class will
ladelphia and Liverpool, and found In provisons-
From Philadelphia t23 Prom Liverpool $40.
Certificates passage will be issued here to parties who
bringing their friends corresponding
Drafts the Agents from 81 upwards.
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried each ship.
All goods the Phiadelp Liverpool
be forwarded with economy and dispatch.
For freight or passage apply TO SAMUEL SMITH.
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ZINC PAINTS.


ESRS Y" hlSGNiAS, partner of PuTIrs KISc..S
IL respectfully his puh.
generally, that he has - " " '
A LARGE AND INTENSIVE
o. AL kinds Of Warranted made FURNITURE CHAIRS
BEDS and MATTRESSES, which he at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
at unerceptonably low prices. be
satisfaction to all who may favor him their orders
HENRY W. KINGMAN,
mh.O-d3m-lFI 43i Pearl Nev Yofk.
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.oohlNG ING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
NAs GmpiSo In al SMna1iae.u,er an No IOI Canal street
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NNOILAN AND OTiitIt PINNOs-DERRY GoRDoN 20;

ENINUIINN MD OTffFIt PINNOS.-DERRY A GORDON
4nL broadway, Publishers OF Dealers Wholesale
and reA In Pianos Melodons Musc-Agents for te cee
DRAFTED olan Grand, and other Pianos Hae
Pianos considered superior all others
bargains In New York Pianos
Music supplied Wholesale the
Pianos to let. =
r. g.. II. D. Co.'S have the ia.cs. Improved
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AJOIICE.-The arm Of EANCE A uUOCH dissoiVed on
lN e Is instant by mutual consent The Of late
firm viii be used BY either the parties for the only
dosing their late business. THOMAS j. NANCE
January End, 1884, D. p. aoOOH.
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niSuTioruRE IHE VIII TSowE
MCOMPUSIrE IRON RAIIINE

"COMPOSITE IRON RAILING"
WHIOH II 80 called because composed Wrought and
w Iron, connected without
connections being melted Wrought Iron Metallic
houds making each pannel asst solid piece
ng AL Whera rus. generally eommenee be
This Railing unequaled for and
~, and peculiarly adapted oENEfARY GoTs because IL
needs repairs.
Also, ayle Of Pam TScE at % 90 per 10 feet easily
transported and set ana very much liked.
Also all kinds OF Wrought and yenceg
Balconies, Ao. Machinery and other Castings order
by GEORGE RosTER Agent
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eheerfuly recommend the nrm of uOOOH HARRIS 10
the favorable confederation Of my friends.
2nd January, lSji-in THOg. J. NANCE.
W Lynchburg vgnan and Express will please copy the
above for weeks and send aecount to This once
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dIARRIlGE Innings, Curtain Goods Cloths. Pushes, Bun
" ings, &c. A. W. KELLEY A pRo
IN NJ

III RON BEDsTEADS-IONisTOCK, BROMLEY d 90
s'anuhs,urenIs.le- % Room No % Leonard street New
plah AID ornamental BEDsTEADs OF all Hotel Hospital
Prisons Family Servants and Chdrens Bedead always on
hand Also general Spring Beds
Hair and other Mattresses. 'o'-o .'
E1 These Bedsteads superior all point clean
hnes neanes and economy They yermin,
and exceedingly durable Orders
any extent may be addressed to
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
NJ VAN BRUNT, IS Bir'iH0 Siip, He,o York, MANUPAC.
IN rURER and DEALER OF
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
offers 10 the trade large OF
and splendid paernso FLOOR on CLOTHS of his own man.
ufaciure In sheets ~ wde 10 endure
any climate. N. VAN BRUNT,
mh25-6m DurIinv Sev yo,k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

CRUvELLI.-An English paper, specializing
on the late strange absence of Cruvelli from
the grand opera at Paris, says that she is on
her way to the United States, where she in
tends to sing. Another paper asserts that she
has married a rich young Frenchman and re.
tired from the stage; but it is significantly
asked in reference to the last report what
need of her running away if she is gone to be
married The first report is the one We should
like to belive, for it is under stood that Mr..
Hackett has disposed Of his contract with Grisi
and Mario to the Paris manager, to enable the
latter to supply the place of the cruel fugitive,
or the fugitive Cruvelli. Cruvelli is a most
splendid singer, and would 60 far to reconcile
US to the loss of Grisi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06
SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS

The Inteiligsneer gives it's readers the
speculations Of the Courier and Enquirer
relative to to-morrow's election in New York
The same paper thinks it cannot be long be-
fore the Mormons of Utah will be knoc king
a: our door. for admission into the Union,
with polygamy among their institutions.
The Union reviews the history of the Know
Nothing municipal administration in Phila-
delphis, and claims that it is failure 80 far
Ths organ also defends Secretary Davis from
inVidious comments of the Courier and En-
qutyer.
The Sentinel laughs heartily at the high
fallutin humbug in the way Of Spanish min
isterial manifesto, designed to show that If We
take Cuba, or, rather, try to do go, Spain will
chew US up fright straight off, The paper
in question is full Of ridiculous e1aggerations
q SPANS power, and equally silly mintfca-
sasns of the power of the United States, as
compared with that Of her most Catholic Ma
iegty
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

Weather-No Brsacery-Jullieus Burlssque
-1Horg0n's Panoranaa-IHe deviL out
dome-BaH, 9c.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 9, 1854
The weather grows more chilly, and bleak
winds herald the approach of winter. For
the past three nights ice has formed in con.
slider able quantities in exposed situations
The Ladies Fair, with it's innumerable at.
fractions, is still open at Sarepta Hall. The
past week has been one of unmi1ed enjoyment
and brilliant success A large number of the
| articles have been disposed Of by sale or raf-
he, but the msjo part Of the most exquisite
and costly remain on exhibition this week.
Splendid music upon the piano forte, accompa-
MED by the melodiOus voices of some of Alex
| andrla's gifted vocalists add another item to
the other varied attractions. On Thursday
evening the Fair was honored by visit from
the Friendship Fire Company, and the other
ASSOCIATIONS will follow in order this week
We learn that the brewery will not be re-
Quilt. After almost century of unrivalled
| fame for the excellence of its ale, it expires
just as the city begins to give presage of pros
perity.
.Jullien's Burlesque Opera Troupe open to-
night at Liberty Hall, with their fine comic
and Ethiopian limitations. They appear for
two nights, and on Wednesday they will be
succeeded by the panorama Of the Deluge, the
Antediluvian World, &c
We shall not lack of amusements this week.
But why cannot we, with population Of ff.
teen thousand Inhabitants, support theatre?
and what has become of the much talked of
project of giving series of dramatic enter
tainments at Washington Hall?
Some villain, whose malignity is almost un.
paralelled, entered tho engine house of the
Hydraulion Fire Company on Friday night
last, and wantonly defaced their beautiful
suction: We hear that a reward will be offer
ed for the detection Of the author of this piece
of vandalism
The Guards have chosen the 22d as the time
for giving their fine ball. AMI.
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Those of our readers who have any
thing whatever to bring to the notice of the
public, will find the advertising columns of
the Star the best medium, by long odds, for
that purpose within their reach. We started
out to make a cheap advertising medium.
which should go into the hands of nearly every
man, woman. and child within thirty miles of
Washington city especially, who can read; and
We have succeeded; having already secured
for the Star far more general circulation
than was ever before attained by District of
Columbia newspaper. One has but to look
around him of an afternoon, wherever he may
be, to appreciate the fact that where there is
one reader in Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandra, for any other District newspaper,
the Star has ten. Thus it is read by all
classes and all interests, being now as neces-
sary to the comfort of the foreign minister,
the head of department, of the member of
Congress, as to that Of the Government clerk,
the professional men, the day laborer, or the
divine. All, all resort to the Star for the news
of the day, and all are sure to find it there
dished up to the taste of every one who de-
sires to get at the marrow of what is trans
piring here and elsewhere, without the trouble
Of wading through prolix and sleep-inviting
dissertations. We have again to remind those
wishing to do business in business-like man
ner, that the insertion Of an advertisement in
the Star is worth more for the accomplishment
Of any business purpose than it's insertion in
all the other Washington papers together.
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The UNDEksIGNED routd re-.
= specsiuliy inform his friends and c:tissns gen.
ana Is now located at the corner of Pennsylvanis
avenue ana Thirteenth streets, where viii be found
choice selection of GEOCERlEs, TlAs, WINES.
LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
Special attention is invited 10 his a..o-+r.rt ~
Teas, Liquors, and Cigars
the above 60 Ids are all of the best quality, and
ior SAFE very low Tor cash. Il. d. TWREDY,
corner OF pa. avenue and 18th It., south side.
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DA schism has has been caused in the Lu-
theran church in Maryland, by the agitation
of the questions as to whether an Odd Fellow
can be good Christian, and as to the proper
method of administering the bread in the
Ierd's Supper.
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CALIFORNIA GoLD.-Up to the first of Octoi
Der this year, the shipments of gold amounted
to $37 ZIG, S31.18, against $39, 1888. OPT fol
the corresponding period in 1851, showing q
decrease this year of s., SIG, 211 Sc. The coin
age at the United States Mint, San Francisco
during the month of September, amounted to
S5s9, O0O-for the six months ending Oct 1st
So, O9S 20S
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Projectors of the Weekly Star,
Washington city, D. O.
" PostmasterS throughout the coun-
try are authorized to ast as Agents, and
will be allowed commission of twenty
per cent. on all orders they may send US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

~ A correspondent of the Newburyport
Herald, writing from the Alpine House, White
Mountains, states that he was on Mount Mo.
riah last week, and found plenty of snow on
the summit. The snow is three feet deep on
the top of Mount Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

"a The agents of the Collins line of steam
ship have decided to furnish each of tho ships
with five additional life boats, so as to provide
for 400 persons, with water and provisions for
several days in ordinary weather at sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

n An extensive revival of religion is now
going on at the Methodist Protestant Chapel
of South Baltimore. The minister, Rev Jno.
r. Nichols, breaches religion-not politics
rate dnys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

e The Baltimore Argus of Saturday con-
tains an account of three Catholic priests be-
ing stoned by mob of boys, in open daylight
in the streets of Baltimore, without the slight
sst provocation, Can it be true?