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ENoR SALE--A FARM, in Fairfax county. Va. II
l. miles from Alexandria, laying on the OK road
between Fairfax Courthouse and CccoQuan Mills
about miles from Ber,.'s Station on the Railroad
1t contains about 30 acres, good stream of water
runs through it, between three and four hundred
fruit trees, dwelling and out houses, and Well tim
bered. For iRfol nation apply to
VIM. WASHINGTON
DEC 10 Capito, Hill.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 18th, II m.-Sales Of
Howard-street and City Mills -four at
$3.50. Sales offs. 900 bushels white wheat
At Sl.S6: red, SI.75aSl.7S. Corn-sales
of 10000 bushels at 70a73 cents: yellow,
76a1S cents-a decline; otter things un-
changed.
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Arrival Of the Palmetto and John Adssr

CHARLESTON, Jan. 1.-THE steamer
Palmetto, of Baltimore, arrived here to-
day, safely, in 65 hours. She had tole-
rably fair weather.
The steamer John Adger, Of New York,
also arrived here. She sailed from New
on the l4th inst.
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, January 10, 1854.
we regret exceedingly to learn that Mr. Bodisco
Minister PleniPotentary from Russia, is seriously
indisposed, so much so as 10 coufine him TO his
apartments for the last several days. and cause his
friend. fears in regard his recovery. Mr.. Bodisco
has been resident Of our city some eighteen or
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.

M b. JOSEPH WALL has commenced his class of
MI Spanish Language, and wi continue it every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evening from I
O'Clock at his rooms, Pennsylvania avenue, H. side
between 9th and 10th streets
ian 13-3tm
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Acauital Of Hr. and Mrs. Hay.

: NEW YORK, Jan, 49, 12k P. N.-The
Coronsr's jury have discharged Mr.. and
Mrs. Hays, who were charged with the
murder Of Doctor Lutener.
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metropolitan Daguerrean Gallery.
Formerly Thompson's)
IINHE propr;etors having purchased the above e.
Il Enlistment would invite the attention Of the
citizens Of Washington and vicinity to specimens Of
their Photographic skill which have excited the ad.
miration Of all who have seen them, aud hich are
admitted by artists to be unsurpassed if eQualed by
anything heretofore at aimed in the art.
Miniatures made In emery style equally a. we'll In
cloudy as fair weather. II -. =
Especial attention Is collected TO our new gyle Of
so!orsd Photographic. a. ADAMS q DVNsIiEx.
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GRAND BALL
Is C'hND SOCIAL GLIB.

VIE members of the Club take pleasure In an
i nouncing to their friends and Che public gene
rally that their first grand BALL will take place at
Island Hall, on the llth of February, 1854
Further particulars in future advertisement
ian 16-eo6
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DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
"E have now the largest stock Of q ,mestic DRY
w Goods to be fouad in the Distrie., which We
are selling at very low prices. for instan e
10 pieces yard wide Brown Cpttoa It &c
$50 do "a do heavy do do do
cases good bleached do do
600 pieces fast colored Calico ds
500 do Nous de Laine, from 10 to l11Sc
200 yards superior fast cold Ginghau do
130 pieces white and red Flannel, % And Csc,
Heavy Blankets, good size and fhe for ST.
$4,000 yards bleached Cotton, embracing all of In,
grades and makes from Oh to lS3<c.
10 cases Cotton Sheetings, all widths
1000 yards Pillow lip Cotton all widths
Ike whole Of which will be sold at the very ma'
lest price for the cash.
VERIFY, TE2BS VERIFY.
Corner OF It'll street and "a avenue
dec 1Q-tf
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HISTORICAL Sketches of North
Ill Carolina, from 1854 to 1851 complied from
original records, official document, and traditional
statements with Biographical Sketches of her dis
nnguished citizens, public and priqste by John H.
heller, late Treasurer of the State One large oc-
tavo volume, of 600 pages, with engravings Price
-: FRANCK TAYLOR.
jan lift
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FURNISHED RoOMs--With or without board
IL toilet. OF Indiana avenue, three doors from ID
street IN pleasant and agreeable location, within
hve mnrtes walk of the Capitol, near Pennsylvania
avenue, and short distance from tho Railroad De-
pot. Terms moderate. Apply ON the premises
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Large Fires.

D. BosToN, Jan. Is. p. M.-The exten-
sive factory Of L. NJ. Harris, at Oakland,
was burnt to-day. Also, mill at West
Boylstown. The damage amounted to
G In 0O0
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~ Joe ShilHngt0n receives all the New
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is agent fer Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
soTtment OF Blank Books and Stationery at his ROok
store, Odeon building corner off, street and Penn.
syvania avenue. ans 10
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALExANDRIA, JANUARY IL

PUkT Uf ALLA ANDhIAr "HNtiNI II
ARIIvLD.-Schr. Maria Jane, Jones, N. York, 10
fowle 4 Co.
SMIED--Schr Cole, Haa.eton, n. York, BY Fovls
4 Co. $500
Schr. Sarah and Emmeline, Lane, N. York, by
1owle Co.
S"h-. BfH, cast1, =, N. York, BY Masters .
Bon.
.,cnr. NJ Mouson, -, N. York, by Thomas and
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ADJUSTMENTS.
pIsLEY's vARIETE.n(,.,

DISLEY'S VARIETE..-
III - = . vi LIZ T9,;e,a pigbs If
LA BELLE ADAMS, the popular actress, from the
Western theatres; MISS JULIA DAILY, the Ifavo-
nte comedienue aud vocalist, and late eecond Dom
ms to Madame Thillon; MILE GENEvIEvE,
the accomplished and beautiful Danseuse; and
NM. WAYNE DIVINE, from the Boston the
~ aires =.
IdAS EVENING will be performed ~ -
~ ssl UC0LIN0: or, fhs Gdmester,s Fate.
Favorite Dance by Mile Genevieve.
Alter which, FIRENAN'S ADDRESS, written by G.
W cutter, Esq, spoken In character by BELLE
The evenings entertainments to conclude with
-. p ~ LIE CHALET.
Prices Of Admission :--Orchestra chairs rs cent?;
dress circle, 30 cents; gentleman accompanied BY
TWO ladies, 81; family circle 25 cents.
Doors open ate1z-commence at ~ o'clock.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
~ ,t.a=. STAR COMPANY.
THIS EFENING will be performed the
WILLOW COPSE.
Overture by the Orchestra.
10 conclude with the favorite comelieita Of
LOAN OF LOVER
Pr1ces of Admission: Dress circle, parquet, ar d
third tier SO cents reserved and orchestra seats 70
cents family circle and colored gallery Is cents.
Doors open at 63I. to commence at o'clock.
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k'Oh RE NT.-The subscriber being about to
i take a larger store, offers the ore he now occu.
pies Tor rent, il applied for Immediately.
RALPH HASKINS,
Pa. avenue, side, between 9th and 10th 1t.
jan 12-3t - -
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NOR RENT-In q healthy and pleasant location.
u two comfortable ROOMS, furnished. either can
be used as parlors, or bed chambers Inquire on 5h
street, second door from Louisiana avenue,
ian ST
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Papter Mache Architectural Deco
ratiOAs.
THE attention Of Architects, Builders, and other,
i is invited to this new material, which IL now
so extensively used at the North for house saG
church decoration. For beauty of finish and dura
bility it Is equal to carved wood, and s much cheap
'er and in every way superior to plaster. We al,
prepared to fiji orders upon the shortest notice at the
manufactory prices. ADAMS HASKINS,
Agents for Boston Hapier Mache Co.,
Pa avenue, n side, between 10th and llthst.
ian l1-eotf +-H#
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LANES, TOY BOOKS, 4 Juv.n,I.

CANES, TOY BOOKS, L. Juv.n,I.
Fancy Boxes, Albums, Writing Desks, Porte Men.
And everything in the fancy Stationery lin. .,
s.<os HlLLINGToNS Bookstore.
tame OF 0onnundrums Game of Qualities
Game Sociable Snake MIN P Su@P eno-
Game Crystal Palace.
Splendidly Illustrated and richly bound riff boots
bi.Ies; Catholie and Episcopal Prayer Books. In
ing. nensAA pano'
Pictorial Newspapers, new books
And everything in the cheap publication limo s,r
sale as fist as published At hne iot
-~ JOE SHlLLINGTON's Book,tora
dec 23-d - o~ooh building.
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IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS

\ GOOD assortment of plain, enamelled, and COL
IA ored Cards, Card Boards, enamelled plain and
colored, and visiting Cards, for sale low in quaint
ties, at WINER,S 9TH ct
ian lift
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CARPETS d OILCLOTHS-
~ good stock of Carpets and Oilcloths at lev
prices, to close off.
VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner of7th street and Penna avenue
&c 1Q-0
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LNOR RENT-Furnished Parlor and Chamber
Il in the First Ward, with or without board. At
the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Goth street.
Other chambers can be had if desired.
For terms, which will be moderate. apply tn fbe
subscriber, on the premises. DAVID lines
ian 11-eo3ts --
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Managers on Mspcrt Of Washington Circle.
Bro VIM Banfn, Bro IL o Nh.tsmsre,
" A W Griner. "Wm Bril-
W Mitchell, Geo Blackstock,
Geo Page, " II Eiiweu
" l. Seidner, -"J r N Curtin,
i" L Glider, "BF Duys!I.
VIM Brown, z Whitemore,
Jas w Stellar, ell Watson,
J Garner, CD Devaughr,
c farmhouse, 9" Thos ] sicons,
Jas Eliason, 8 Rollins,
W Kinds, g A Allen,
BRO Isaac Stodiard
On the part Of Oapitol Circle
BIO stewart Bro John Thompson,
VIM Il CHAMPION, Cunningham
Jas Drane, Thos Robinson.
On the part of Potomac Circle
Fro W Tucker. Bro ] Dow,in,
JAS johnson, Indermarer,
John Dudley, IS Robt Goldman.
On .he part Of Noun, Tsrnon Circle, Aler, ".
ITO Cover, Bro Andrew Station,
g II l. Shclhard, Sc Thomas,
Davis, aVm BeIi
John MoiIen. Richard Wardef,
Bro Wm Robertson.
On the Part Of Franklin Circle, Laurel Factorv.
Md.
Bro F Brownham, Bro G Morrison,
ID Morrison II Brown
John Whitesde, John Hold.
g Richard Hale, Walte- vyil,i.taa
On the part Of he Brotherhood in Baltimore,
Bro John Wilson, Bro ThoS Askew,
Bro Thos Green.
VIM. P. BROWN,
Jan i6-u Secretary.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Sergt c R Bishop, Corp J u Johns,a.
GRAND BALL,

E(N1lE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB rsspeetfnllv
i announce that their second RAIL of the season
will take place at Island Hall, ON MONDAY, Janu.
airy Goth, 1854.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR
Particulars in future advertisement
ian l4-lH&
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By GREEN & SCOTT, Auettoneers.
NEW Two-spoRY FRANg HOUSE AND LOT
IN ct Auction.-0n WkDSESDAY, the 18Th Ia.
slant, at o'clock p m, shall SELL in front Of the
premises, q handsome building lot fronting rs fee,
inches on North d, between let and I'd SITS east,
being west half Of Lot No. g, in Square No 72A
running back l02 feet to an alley, with new two
story Frame House thereon. 80 ? E5Bis5 !
jan I'D Aucf;onas,s
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- Just received at the Music Depct twelve 5oy
French Accordeons and Flutinos of every style and
finish, and at all prices. Those wishing Instruments
Of this or any other kind will do well to paw us a
visit. fN' ~
Also, six dozen Violins, ranging in price from a
ian l2-tf
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Young Mems christiaa .dsso ciafioa-Ii appsars
that the reading of the annual repor, of the above
Society occupied so much time on Monday even
ing, that no time left to Bishop Potter who wa.
TO have delivered lecture, TO do so. The Reverend
lecturer, IN consequence, confined himself to some
eItempore remarks, which although excellent in
character, Were not however, OF sufficient length TO
be offered a substitute for the subject proposed
Much disappointment was felt by many of those
present at this untowaId result, which was chief,
attributed TO the length Of the report. II was pity
that so much time occupied with this document,
As II could easily have been deferred another oc
easion, or distributed among the members in printed
form. The majority Of those present, we VIII be-
bound 10 say, went hear the lecture and not the
report, and therefore not very well contented
mat their time had been thus unfortunately LOST
Indeed al most annual meetings OF this kind The re-
ports and business transactions appear very prOsy
the generality Of these present. especially when the
public in general invited To attend, and might
very We'll be made known by printed account,
which every one could read at their leisure. At the
meeting Of the above Society," the audience were in
danger Of being inflicted with reading of other re-
por;s, besides the one that delivered, from the
corresponding secretary and treasurer. The read
ing OF these was postponed, however, until Monday
next, when the Society meet again AT the Smith
soaiaD Institution TO hear lecture from Professor
De Bow on the "Progress of the Republic The
better plan would be TO defer the reading Of these
report. until after the lecture, which would be only
complimentary to the lecturer, and ought TO have
been done on Monday last.
NaPpears from the above report just alluded TO,
which was read by Mr.. u. Richards, the President
OF the Association, that the number oil books in the
library has been increased during The year from $50
TO go, besides taking 20 periodicals. OF these
i4o were procured by purchase, and the remainder
by GIT OF the periodicals., IL paid for by TIE
society, 10 are paid for and given, and IS fur
h'Shed by the editors. The property Of The Associ
aa'a Is valued al $780, and it occupies for its opera
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PULG1AN from Constantinople, who ar
~ rived at the exhibition OF the Worlds Fai
Crystal Palace, with various Turkish Articles az.
Perfumery, for Ladies and Gentlemen. He is on 3
visit to this city, and has consented to exhibit a. Mr.
BIRGE Furnishing Store, the famous book ST Z,
phia Mosque, Of twenty five fhe engraviugs, to tL,
18th of this month. Ladies and gentlemen are in,i
ted to see it free Of charge. ian e-et*
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kfOR H1R E.-The advertiser has a colored
BOY, about fifteen years of age, which he
on 9th street, between and II, back Of the Patent
oaee. LEONARD UILLEARY
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VERY RECENTLY
Moan Try ia a n EY,s
0oVI q sh0k STORE 4 NANUPACropy

near me GENERAL Post Once was removed
70 fennsyivania avenue, between BROWNE
h.. mo.si ana ath street. where the proprietor
~ sp.reo no pans or expense in fitting up an es-
Acsnnment commensurate with the great increase
In the business Of the houae s''-' An''e
me subscriber tenders bis most cordial and erste
go. osement to his friends and patrons Tor
meet them In his new house :
1 nave q very well assorted stock of BOOTS and
shoES OF French, New York, Eastern and my own
make, embracing every style and VARIETY: 10 which
L invite the attention Of members Of Courress and
caesens generally. szr HENRY JANNEY
Pa. avenue, n. side, between Browne, Hotel
.nd 'th street, third door from the latter,
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GERMAN BULBS AND FLOWER ROOTS

SlEGLOCH has arrived in this city from Har-
u lem, Holland, with a choice assortment of
Bulbs and Flower Roots, Rose, Dahlia Garden and
Flower Seeds, &c, and can be found at Mrs. Robert
sons east side of 9th street, near the corner of
street.
A catalogue of the choice plants can be had BY
calling there.
Mr.. g. will remain but one week
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A1The inmitable THOMPSON is daily engaged
in taking those wonderful STEREoSC0PE FOR
TRAITS, which are winning for him euch an envis-
BILE reputation THOMPe0N has many imitators,
but his pictu res are ahead OF all rivalry. III ths
public wish for Portraits possessing all the attributes
IF perfection, brilliant but upfading, let them Try
THOMPSON. His pictures, as Pope said OF his
friends " viii bloom in their colors for q thousand
yearsr' His Gallery is on Pennsylyanis avenue,
oetr-."- Az and 9th streets Try him.
novl1-tf
GHAPPED HANDS and rou h skin can be
" entirely avoided by using the Transparent Tor
let Soap in bars, for sale at LAMM0ND's,
9Th street, second door below Z street.
jan list
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Doetcf Jackson's Pile and Tetter
Em brOc alton.
This may be considered specific, and Is warrant.
ed to cure 1t not only immediately allays pain an,
inflammation, stops all bleeding, blues that into
cradle itching, but efectuaIly cures, in very Short
time, persons whose lives have been rendered uiser
able for years. Its application produces no pain.
but rather an agreeable and pleasant sensation
topished.
For sale in Washington by z. D. GILMAN, rrug
gist inventor and proprietor Of Giman's Hair Dye.
ard in baltimore, by Seth S. Hance, No. les Bait
more street. ian 10 On
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oN SAL E-A first class f..aiiy CARRIAGE.
Nnrtnern built .nd Nearly new aud reir of
synsh hgESEs, and years cid, warranted 70 he
pef'eety sound To be seen at Burches Stable. 1a,h
street, south Of Pennsylvania avenue,
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VHE Industrial Resources OF thu
Il Southern and Western states; their commcrc,
agriculture. Manufactures. Internal improvements
slabe and free labo products, History and Statistic,
&C., by }. d. ID. DeDow, 3 vols. octave, $40.
Jan lO-u FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Notice the Blue and White AWNING
To The Ladies Of Washington and ricinity.
TINHE subscriber begs leave to inform you that he
i has just returned from the North with a new
and well selected stock Of fancy AMI trimming Goods
that cannot be surpassed in this market consisting
Of
Embroidered Collars Sleeves, Chemisetts and Hand.
kerchiesa
Head Dresses, Dress Caps, Perfumery
All kinds Of Laces. Thread and Cotton
Kid Gloves, Combs and Brushes
Flowers, Cloak and Dress Trimmings
And in fact, everything kept in a well selected
stock of Fancy and Trimming Goods You are re.
specially invited to call and examine nv stock.
whether you wish 10 purchase or not.
4. r. MYER,
Pa avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets
N. B-Also, large stock Of Lace Goods such "a
Chemisetts Collars, Sleeves and Handkerchief all
Of which will be offered low. Call early Y. r. M.
ian 11-eo3t
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EOR RENT-A frame HOUSE. en- la;b stree.
west, near Il street north, rcoms and passsgp,
in good order, nearly new and a pump of GOOD Va
ter in sha yard. Possession given on the 10th inst
by applying to A. BORLAND.
ian 14-3tA
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k'oA HENT-Or sale, a new brick HOUSE
l. on 18th street, between New York ayenne snS
streets, containing nine rooms with massage =, am
respects gooi house. Terms moderate. Ami 70
U. .. LANGLEY, On L, SstweeH 9th and 10th sts.
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E'oR RENT-Three furnished ROOMS. two
4 psriors and he'd room, at the Columbian. cor
ner S:h and L streets e0i
Term. moderate. Enquire at the premises.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Aactioneer.

AMPBELL's RKsTAURANT AT AUCTIoN.--0p
~ fhipAr, the nth instant, at 4 O'Clock, win
= es On ,ns premises the Lease. Flock F1tsres &C.
svlxsnis svsn1 assanshment situated on Penn
Hotel. rare chance Is now orf.red 10 sny one
Wishing 70 engage in The business Of ieenine Srst
The house has been newly p.;nt.,
and il one Of the best located and ARMY
the kind in the city. muses. Oh
Terms :One-third cash balance in one. two r.,
ana four months, for approved endorsed notes Le,r
ing interest. '&'r
janlS-d J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctianeer
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BARGAINS BARGATNSW
NV INFER, on 9th street, one square from Penn.
w sylvauia avenue, is selling off lila stock q,
late and popular Music, Perfumery, Blank Books
&c. at greatly reduced prices Give him a cali Il
you wish bargains. lift
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Uafch Retrns-J. Jones, larceny; security for
Court. T. Robbins, do; jail. Patrick HendIey,
drunk and disorderiy; security and cost. Anton
Arnst, vagrant work house. r. Marshall, throw
ing stones; fine and costs. T. Ratcff, assault and
battery; bail for Court r. Marshall, assault; Sc
curty for peace. Alfred Lomax larceny; dismissed
We are requested to state that the D. Kurtz in tie
returns day or two since, is not w. d. Kurz.
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'ok sALs.The well known RESTAURANT. 10
II catei at the foot of the Capitol. corner of Ist
street. Possession given at once Tho only reason
or It's the rr prietor is absut engaging in
sh9eher business Apply on the premises. to Il. n
a. ccu"icA. Jan 1S-lv
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4 NAMfBELL' RESTAURANT FOR SALE-Bpir
" about to engage Ia another business. will 81
the Lease, Stock, Fixtures, &c, Of my Honse on p;
avenue Immediately opposite the National Hotel. >
rare chance Is now offered to any wishing "a
engage in the business Of keeping frat class Resau
rant.
The House has been newly painted, paperei, &c
and is one Of the best located and arranged Housr
Of the kind in the city. JOHN CAMPBELL
jan1-6t.
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Hc.LET-A first rate business lot su;.,b,. Co..
L ln'aher, coal, or wood Depot, on the corner
" itti street west and the canal street north Also
Two story and base:nert brick HOUSE, With store
a'o .',t reg huj:a'ng. Inquire of Jno. p. Hilton.
jan 1J-TuSE}Ux ~ 10A'"
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ROARD-Several gentlemen can be accommo-
~ dated with comfortable rooms and good board
In quiet private family, residing on the corner of
ana Ioth street east near Marine barracks and Ma
Wy iard-Terms reasonable
~ line of omnibusses pass to and from the
Capitol, within q square of the house. every fifteen
minutes during the day. 80
Apply personally to the subscriber on the prsmi-
y jaR7-2vs .5.... 80 - '>''> we
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GATHERS
GAS FIXTURES.

0Ao FIXTURES.
rTNHE subscribar takes pleasure IN announcing I,
Il the public that his stock of GAS FIXTURES
comprising some Of the best and latest patterns hs
been received, and that he Is prepared to sell
the lowest rates. Persons in want Of Gas Fixturrt
will please call and exsmins-they will no doub,
find it to their interest y
Dwellings and public buildings fitted with gas-tu
binb at the usual rates. J. w THOMPSON.
dec 15-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-18
FOR SALE AND RENT

toA HENT-Opposite the gate of the Smith
Ia s s Grounds, south side, corner Of 10th
For terms, which will be moderate. ARMY on N.
premises or or the attendant Of the Smithsonian In
o. jan 1855
EOR RENT-A three-story brick HOUSE.
l. corner Of 10th and L SITS,
jan lists