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END OF AN Ex1LE.-Mr. Patrick
O'Donohoe, one of the Irish exiles who
made his escape from Van Dieman's
Land, and arrived in this country few
months since, died On Sunday last at his
lodgings, in New York, the Times says of
disease superinduced by his late habits
of life. He died almost alone, and with
out friends, and was buried yesterday at
Greenwood Cemetery by few friends of
the cause for which he was banished his
native land. The family of the deceased
(wiie and daughter, arrived in New York
on Saturday last, but did not find his
whereabouts until after his death.
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NOTICE WONDERFUL ATTRACTIONS

NOTICE = WONDERFUL ATTRACTION
On fsnnsylrania orenue merit door to adams d Co.'S
Express.
k)ROFESSOR DUNBAR informs the citizens Of
L Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown, that
he has at very great expense engaged the cele-
6rated naturalist, Dr. JAMES THoM, from Baltimore,
for few days only with his unrvalled petrifacton
positively stands matchless in the world. 1t has
been exhibited for three months and three weeks at
Carroll Hall to upwards of one hundred thousand
people, and pronounced by them all to surpass all
they ever beheld. The above will be exhibited To-
MORROW, the 26th instant, along with the greatest
living curiosities in the animal kiugdom-the two
largest and longest wooded sheep in the world, and
queens of all sheep kind. Also, the smallest Shet
land cow and calf ever beheld. the COW standing
only 80 inches high, and the calf is years DID, and
strange to say gives milk, although never having q
CALI Dr. james Thorns's stay being positively
limited to a few days, an early call is requisite.
dren half price. ian 25-4t*
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The Erie Disturbances.

BUFFALO, Jan. PA meeting Of the
citizens was held last night at Fairview.
Many of the Erie rioters attended, and
made an unsuccessful attempt to excite
the citizens to an outbreak. The United
States Marshal was present.
ERIE, Jan. 27.-There is great excite
ment here to-day. Upon the return of
Mr.. fitzpatrick and and others from Pitts
burg, cannons were fired to notify the
people to turn out and give them rccep-
ton. The crowd made rush to tear
down the State street bridge, when Judge
Thompson and others interfered to stop
them. The crowd then dispersed.
Messrs. Walker and Tracy, the direc-
tors of the Railroad, were rotificd by the
committee last night to leave town but
refused to 60, and there is strong indica-
tons Of their being mobbed.
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SPLENDID WAREHOUSE For Rent
~ The spacious brown stone building, 25 TT frgnt
"a eet deep, and four stories high with fine dry eel
lar, recently erected, the south side of Pennsyl
vania avenue, nearly opposite the National Hotel
now ready for occupancy. The building is con.
structed IN the most substantial manner, in hand.
some modern STYLE and is so arranged that e,.b sto
~ may be occupied separately. The location is one
OF the very best in the city for business and the
roomy character of the building, with its elevated
torres makes it peculiarly desirable as 4 Furniture
rented separately or entire. Apply to
NJ. e. EMERY, or
J. C. McKELDEN,
street north, bet. 9th and eth sts west,
jan 26-eotf ~
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More Gold-south American News

New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-The steamer
United States has arrived from Aspin-
wall with the California mails. She left
the Ohio at Aspinwall for New York with
300 passengers and 81 100000 in gold.
The G ngress Of New Grenada has
levied tax of ten per cent of the estima-
ted profits Of all vessels arriving and de.
parting from Aspinwall.
The sloop Of war Cyane was about
leaving Carthagena to convey the engi-
ncsrs to explore the route Of the canal
across the ISthuus of Darien.
Arevolution has broken out in Bolivia,
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~ POPULAR DExoSsrRAfIoNs.-This smpha ticaIly
an age Of demonstrations, but of the most popu
lar and agreeable demonstrations We think of jus
now Is that which tests the excellence and superior
ity Of the Daguerreotypes made by ADAMS D0xsHu
SUCCESSORS to Thompson. =
Their Gallery IL over Lane fuckers Store, Penn
sylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th sts.
Give them q call spd you viii find that "seeing I
% bslisviug!.. jan 2s-6
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II A E RI e D.

In Boston, on The 18th instant, by the Right Rev
Bishop Eastburn, JOHN OSBORNE SARGENT,
Esq, Of Washington, to GEORGIANA, daughter OF
Benjamin Welles, Esq, of Boston.
On the 10Th instant, by the Rev. James II. Brown,
Mr.. JOHN M. MITCHELL to Miss MARY ANN
GOODRICH, all of this city.
ON the 26th instant, by the Rev. James H. Brown,
JOHN L. EVANS to SOPHIA SMILEY, daughter
of James Lawrenson, all of this city.
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60 FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be
lii; ing finished, on the northeast corner of It'll st
and Louisiana avenue, in this city.
Inc hrst hoor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment, of marble, 18th vaults &C., and two
stores on 9TH street. The basement is constructed
to embrace all the modern convenieHces for Res
taurant in connection with Kitchen and vaults for
COAL oysters, provisions, &C. The restaurant com.
municates both from in aud out doors with the Sc
eond story, which is composed Of four rooms, com.
municating through ample folding doors for The &C.
eommodation OF either large or small private parties
Should the second story not be taken in connexion
with the restaurant the will be rented for Of
hces The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent of the building, and is well adapted for a
connections billiard-room for three tables The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
Ing and is well adapted for printing room OF ar
mory and, If not rented will be reserved for meet
Ing or exhibition room. Gas and water and all the
modern improvements have been introduced on
each floor of this building and its position situated
IN the very heart Of the most business portion OF
washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to, address
s. BARNEY,
Estreet, between 9th and It'll sts., Washington.
sep 1!-sntf-
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CARuSI,S SALOON

I'VE great Niagara series of the Frankensteiu's
will open for exhibition on THIS (Monday)
EVENING, the 23d instant, and continue each night
in the week.
Doo0open at o'clock-commencing at ~
ADMISSION y ccnts-children half price.
This is the great work known as
FRANKENSTEIN'S NIAGARA,
which is becoming so justly celebrated throughout
the land The entire Mia yara region is represented
Falls, Rapids Whirlpool, the beautiful Mirror Wa
ter that exists miracle like in the very midst of the
maddened waters Of the Niagara the Falls and the
Rapids by moonlight.
The Niagara in the season of winter is beautiful
feature of this remarkable work.
This is the greatest panoramic Painting in ext.
tence. ian a3-tf
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a. An OUNCE of fact is worth pound of theory ;
and the Of conclusive facts that cluster around
that Incompatible preparation, Hollands German
Bitters, prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia,
establishing its value tonic aud restorative are
such rs would prevent increduljty itself from ques
tiOniDg its efficacy. In all Of disease of the
stomach, whether acute or chronic it may he recon-.
mended for its soothing, cordial and renovating in
huence Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss of appetite, nau-
sea, nervous tremors, relaxation and debility, &C.,
relieved by the Bttsrs in very short space OF
times and perseverance in their use never fails to
work thorough cure.
For sale by Druggists everywhere.
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R1r DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGEsrIoN-These great
scourges of our people cannot be too we'll under
stood, or the means of avertng or curing them too
highly appreciated. The person who discovers any
means of cure or alienation, confers benefit upon
his fellows, and is deserving of honor This desira-
bic contamination has been achieved, and lot only
may dyspepsia be cured but it may be prevented by
the use Of "Hoohand's German Bitters, prepared by
Dr. G. NJ. Jackson, of Philadelphia, which medicine
Is spoken of in terms of the highest commentator
by Thousands who have tested lis efficacy. 1t is per-
f.cty nocuous in its nature and possesses the vai,.
able property of improving the health of the robust
as well Us restoring the health of the sick.
For sale by Druggists everywhere
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20 The Ohio papers state that the
farmers have lost full 40 cents per cwt.
upon their pork in the .all of price during
the railroad riot at Erie. 1t is generally
supposed that the Ohio farmers are not
very friendly to those who have occasion
ed them this loss. At last accounts
about 20 1000 hogs remained alive or uncut
at Cleveland.
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-Dates from
the city of Mexico to the 7th have been
received. The ministry was still vacant.
Much excitement prevails in Sonora and
chihuahua in consequence of the proposed
treaty, and the leading men say they
would rather annex to the United States,
than submit to its terms.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY


ADRIvED-Brig Emma, A. Coterell, Dairan, Ga
to Master.
York. to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co
SAIIkD-Sehr. Pswnee. Pharo, New York coal by
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.
Schr- Sea Witch, Hawkins New York coal bv
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.
schr Eliza Mershon, Crammer, New York, coal By
Parker Vein Coal Co.
schr. Maria Jane. Jones, New York, coal by Ale
ghany Mining Co.
MEMoRANDA-Schr. Isaac d. Crsmmer, hence at
New York, Goth
Schr. Marietta Burr, from Boston, for Alexandra
anchored the Horse Shoe in q gale 2lst Lost
snchor and chain, sni put into Norfolk, 23d
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BY Z. n. STRATTON, Aucttoneer

ny II M STNATTON, AuctfOMeer.
ALOABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE No
I52-0n MONDAY. January 3Ott, at o,cl,k
on the premises, shall sell several very valuable
Building Lets, on the Of street north, and
~ street east, being so feet on ii street. with 8
depth Of 100 feet on ID street
fr mt. " ~ "
The above lots are pleasantly located, on high
ground, and suitable in every respect for q cottage
residence.
Title indisputable Conveyancing at the expense
of purchasers.
Terms: Onetbird cash residue in equal install.
ments at SIX, IL, and IL months. with interest Sc
jan 23-dts
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II 4 z II

On the Doth instant, after long and painful i'll
ness, in Salisbury, Md, Mrs. ANNA C. J. BRIGGS,
in the 10th year Of her age and for the last
a resident of this city.
At Prairie Park, near Plattsburg, Missouri, on the
10Th instant, in the Both year of his age, LEWIS
LINN, fourth son Of the Hon. James Fl. Birch.
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ENOR SALE-A FARM, in Fairfax county, Va, Is
l. miles from Alexandria, laying on the OK road
between Fairfax Courthouse and Occoquan Mills
about miles from Berks Station, on the Railroad
1t contains about 222 acres, good stream of water
runs through it. between three and four hundred
fruit trees, dwelling and out houses, and we'll tim
bered. For information apply to
WIN. WASHINGTON,
dec ID Capitol Hill.
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% Ninety thousand dollars have been
raised by the friends Of Mcssrs. Wright
Lanier & Co., Qessees of the La Fargo
Hotel, n. Y. recently destroyed by fire, J
to enable them to start in business again,
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70 According to the minutes of the
Mormon conference, the present popula-
ton of Utah is, $4,000, among which
are five bishops, and two hundred and
fifty-four priests.
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Baltimore MARKETS

BALTIMoRE, Jan. %. II M.-Flour-
sales OF LOCO bills. Howard Street at
$50, closed duller with sellers At 50. 90.
Wheat-sales of 1900 at white at 20. 10
a $3.50. Corn-95 cents for white
Yellow IS a 81 oents-l0,O0O bushels
sold. Oats 46 As cents. whiskey in
bhls. SO cts. No change in other ar.
ticles.
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@ Mrs. A. Ii. West, of Brookville,
Indiana, has recovered $35 damages, of a
liquor retailer, named Henry Martin. for
selling her husband liquor, so as intoxi-
cate him.
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~ WHY HAVE We TWO EYES THAT was the
question which Mr.. WHEArsrONE entrapped nature
into answering, in the new theory Of vision. In
June, 1888, Prof WHEATsroNE detailed the true
theory Of binocuar vision, together with descrip-
ton an diagram of his Illustrative apparatus which
he first called the STEREoscoPE, latter two Greek
words, meaning Solids, see, for which, in 1910,
he was awarded the Royal Medal. It's practical
utility has been overlooked, until very recently it
has been applied to Daguerreotypes. WHTTEHURST
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
angles and also in the colorng by which they super
sede any thing We have yet seen in Photography. We
advise all who have not them to call at his
ery, over the store of Duvall Bro, pear fourand-
a,ha1f atreet - -
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DOOR, BLIND, & SASH FACTORY.

DOOR, BLIND, & SASH FACTORY.
rIN1IE undersigned has completed the above estsb-
i hshment, and is now prepared to execute every
variety of work, Doors, Blinds, Sash, Mouldings
Scroll Saving, &c, to which he desires to call aten
ton of builders and Others
Intending to devote his whole attention to this
business, he hopes to receive share Of the public
patronage.
He has connected with the above the manufacture
OF planes. and having the services Of one of the lest
makers in the country, is prepared to fui nsh car
pcnters and dealers at short notice.
WIN. B. DAVIS,
Cor. LIST and d sts near Railroad Depot.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOUSES PRINTING FELECRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
Sailing Of the Steamer Washington

NEW York, Jan. %, IL p. m.-The
steamer Washington sailed this morning
for Southampton and Havre, carrying two
passengers, and one hundred and fifty
thousand dollaas in specie
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New York Markets

New YORK, Jan. %, IL p. M.-Flour
steady-S,000 bbls. State brands sold at
1925 a S9.37; Southern S9.3l $40:
wheat at yesterdays prices; corn, $4,000
bushels sold-mixed 81 "a; yellow 81 ,05:
cotton dull: stocks firmer, at nearly one
per Cent. advance on all descriptions.
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MANCHESTER MANUFACToRIEs.-The
Manchester IN. H. Messenger, state that
the only establishment in the world
where paper hangngs are printed from
paper manufactured in the same factory,
is to 60 into operation in that city next
month. 1t will employ about IFS hands,
and manufacture about 2, 100000 of rolls
per wear. s> -a.s-sss q
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FOR SALE AND RENT
NoPP's PAVILION FOR s.1E

TT vILION Fur SALE,
Will sell the Lease, Fixtures. &C., of INV estab
hshment on Louisiana Avenue onnos;tn 81 80.
ran Church, near 9th street. rare chance is now
GueIed 70 any one desiring establishment of this
h n, large dining room for regular boarders.
ing Rooms, Bowling Saloon, Pistol GALLERY and tha
argest ana most convenient Concert and Ball room
in Washington, d c.
n. B:-Ihe Kitchen and Fixtures, Oven, &c are
all IN perfect order. MOSES COpp
ian 2S--IW w.
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, AUcTIoNEERs

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at Auction.-Or
IL MONDAY. the 3oth instant, we shall sell, al
10 O'Clock q. m, at the residence OF Mrs Brooks On
street north, near the corner Of sth street. west
lthe nag will designate the house, good assortment
of nearly new Furniture, viz:
mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus. and Tables
Maple Bedstesds hair and other Mattresses
Cane seat and other Chnirs, Carpets
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
With general assortment of other Furn;ture
which we deem unnecessary to enumerate
Terms: Under SIS cash over that sum credit Of
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dOrsed, bearing interest
- GREEN SCOTT,
jan I'D Anc,;one.,,
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"a All Vocalists and Speakers, who desire clear,
strong, and sweet veices should make frequent use
of Bliss' Compound Cod Liver Oil Csndy. This
agreeable remedial agent strengthens the organs of
the throat and lungs and frees the air cells from all
obsructions thus giving the voice its free and nat
ural scope and compass
Don't fail to give it trial If you would excel as
vocalist orator.
This Candy needs but fair trial to convince the
most skeptical Of its superior excellence ~
T. d. GILMAN, Druggist, is the only appointed
Agent
r. s.-Asa remedy for whooping cough, and the
dry, barking cough to which croupy children are
subject, it has no equal.
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BALL OF THE
ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CHR

THE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB respectfully
i announce to the public that their second Rail-,
of the season will take place at Island Hall. on
MONDAY EVENING, January 3Oth, 1854
The Club pledge themselves that no pains or az
pense viii be spared to make this Ball as agreeable
as their former ones.
Several new dances and cotiIlons viii be intro
dueed, among which the 'Friendship Reel Music
by Mr.. III. W. Rice 4 Co.'S Cotillon Band
Sc"tts Band Of Cotillon Music have slso teep an.
gagged.
lickets ONE D0LLAR-to be had of the msnspers
and at the door on the evening of the bali.
MANAGERS:
W Walker, CIR Rishop.
j G Dudley, AN Caldwell
Alex TAFT, GBClsrk
] L johnson, BJRIioIt
Levi Jones, RI Graham
Jan 23-1w$
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The Pacific Rsilroad

New ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-Texas ad.
vices of the 10Th state that the Governor
had declared that he will close no con-
tract for the Pacific Railroad before the
LIST of May.
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~ The stock of NOAH WALKER Co.'S Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, is rich and varied at present
as in the early part of the season. Strangers and
citizens in want of Great Bargains, in fashionable
Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
give them call before purchasing elsewhere Their
goods manufactured by and purchasers
may rely on good fit. They are closing out their
extensive assortment at greatly reduced prices as
they must all be disposed of in time for the coming
season. Citizens strangers, and visitors, call on
them if you would save money.
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"ANTED-Situati as Chsmberm.;d and
W Nurse, and as Nurse and seamstress, wanted
places. Application to be made to Is. MURPHY on
the corner of LIST and streets. VII
ian
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~ FoR BRoNt uIrIs, THROAT DISEASES, HACKING
Cough, and the effects of imprudent use Of Mercury
No medicine has aver been discovered which has ef
fected such cures as Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases, produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough, Bronchial Affections Liver Disease, Neural.
gia and rheumatism, have all been relieved and
cured in wondsrful manner, by the great purifier
of the blood, Cartsrs Spanish Mixture.
The case OF Mr. T. Il. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any who doubt. Call on the Agent and procure a
pamphlet containg cures, which will astound you.
s**See advertisement.
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~ Now IS THE TIME.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nue., is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying al
ways attains it. This accounts for the success OF
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
all we8there. doc =
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE for Janu.
Ill airy.
This number Of the Giant of the Monthlies, which
has been delayed in its ISSUE owing to the recent de-
struction of the prOpretors extensive building by
fire, is again resumed. The present number still
maintains its reputation Of being the most entertain
ing Of all the monthly publications now issued in
this country
Received and for sale at
BUCKINGTAMS
National Periodical Depot, National Hotel.
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NOIlCE-In consequence Of the length of this
may be enabled to retire at a seasonable hour, no
other piece will be performed on the same evening.
Prices OF Admission Orchestra chairs Is cent?
dress circle, 80 cents; gentleman accompanied by
Two ladies, 81; family circle 25 cents.
|. Doors open at 6L-commence at ~ o'clock
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NARDENER wANTED-In ,na,,.,

I y n Ell "ANTED-An industri-
~ Gus sober man, with a small IA mily, who un-
derstanas vegetable gardening. can have yery nd.
r.antageons situation on my farm, IL miles from
Aiexandra Va, 70 to 80 acres, or more II REQUIRED
would be allotted Of first quality land situated south
anu east slope Cabbage, lettuce, onions, Kae and
good manure on hand Horses and Implements fur.
nshed. Also, comfortable House and wood. I.rcs
ana !, COCA or:hard Apply Immediately to WASH.
hAhpEH, Alexandria, or on his farm
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'EA CAKE, SCOTCH CAKE, CRACKERS, &c.
i Annissee Tea Cake
Scotch Ginger Cake
Fancy and Plain Sugar Crackers
Lemon and Wine Crackers
Pic Me and Boston Crackers
Supplies received Monday of each week by
SHEKELL BAILEY, g..
No 8, opposite Centre Market
jan 2s-otif lsenttnel
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MRS. CHAS. GRAHAM.

~ An GD-To rent medium sized FARM.
w with good or fair Improvements Ora 49,
eeu 70 nay preferred, by practical experienced and
systematic farmer, or an interest mis hit be taken
with the owner of a good farm, where the business
c c De made pleasing and profitable, by a Judi.
clous course of operations
For address apply at this office.
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DROWNE'S HARPS.-Two of the above
ID celebrated doubleac,ion Har,s can be seen for
three days at our Music Depot. All DESTROYS of pur.
chasing will therefore please call Immediately.
jan A-tf UILBUS 4 IIITZ
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Destructive Fire.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-The town of
Tshoula, in Mississippi, has been destroy
ed by fire, and 5000 bales of cotton con-
Sumed.
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L'OR RENT-A convenient two story HOUSE
l. with basement, containing eight rooms all
private, situated on x street north, between 4th
and 9Th streets.
street, between L and NJ streets north,
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BALL OF THE UNITED CtuB.

TTNHE "UN1TED CLUB" most respectfully inform
i their friends and the public generally that the
next BAL will take place on MONDAY, February
9Th, 1854, at Columbia Hail. Capitol HILL
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had Of any Of the
Club and at the door on the evening.
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