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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12
Mfniral.

ct. VITUS DANCE.-Those having this com
- pisst cured with certainty and by har niess Sp
elson cure WsiIantso ~ 1vsiy ee,s PeoyereS
~ W !. NJ FISH. No z2 Fulton-st, Brooklyn
CWEDISH HAIR CREATOR.-Ihe propre-
The public in the fullest coh6dsnce They tried ny
many cad " have they been sn9wn 70 la OF 20
eipsl Druggist- and the Depot No 5l Bro,dwsy Price
-, C. HUTCHINSON, AGENT.
cTWFDISU HAIR CREATOR will create Hair
A. ,fe Of lett .hond be by every lady ard gentle
Fer .ue ly The Prs1P' p,nssr T3a ne Dspo
OVERWHELMING PLASTERS.-The most
- I.suifol ihng 81 the md the transparent ST
ENTNG PLASTER spread Canton flannel Pliabe as 10
.o DsTd Il 1l9 Rf'SE EeE
and Bilious diseases IS cent? R B, NEWAS, N d P,o
prielor No dudsont snd for sale BY Druggists generally
SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR, comprising an ex
- qae pomade and liquid, inpaTts TO the HAN sottoes
aud bIsnty the productions Of Ensaed and F'elee
eJa in elegant lsIae size hetes For sale By The pm
si' C. E HUTCHINSON, Agent.
ITO THE AFFLICTED have suffered &C.
verey with the Ch and Fever and could get only tenn
Sd atsd Icy 30 DocT TS TaoM2ss sPEcc Since
msrety tued UhIe qUniue and that ellss Of remedies.
leaves injurious effects upon the system y ni. been
sle inc daring long course q practice hss
Thomas n. il M 10 pHs F tes o' .oa 9.y %
bs it be TO use more than one Pse.sse - = R
m n
Iptee STATES free OF pnesge rise wholesale and re,i
by c. FARRASO No S1 Broadway New YORK
YNHE NEW S.-GLENN's TRUE
i VERBENA WATER-This delightful perfume, pre-
nAed by chem fom1he hot house plant Lemon
Toa confidently recommended TO the ades IN paIieuAr
on account refreshing and delightful odoL contains
All The pleasant nf the plant itse In eooeeDt rs ed
form will be found highly useful Ia removing the lanso
incident 10 the waIm weather. crowded rooms &c As de-
cous perfume for the handkerchief will be found equal 10
the besi French extracts much cheaper pce Also an
admirable change for Cologne No article OF tie 81 I'd
s;iained great popularity In ~ short time Pee
CLEANS CiTRoNELLA, ROSE, GERANIUA MUSK
ard cher TOILErWATERS.
The only genuine articles have the Of the inventor and
proTrl tor w GLENN Philadelphia blown IN the glass OF
every foiile. Purchasers Will please observe this vaney
Of por The real sFcle before the public
For sale II Wholesale BY w II. CAREY GO PeaIlst
WARD. DICKSON Co MAiden-lensi NORTH, sdER
MAN q Co No o. ChAmbers-st HENRY HA.lLASD
No % Jobn.st snd Of retail by JOHN MEAkth, No 49,
Brosdusy; RUSHTON, CLARK Co, 81 NICHOLAS Hotel
No 10 Aston 65 and 23 Brosdwayi J. hlLSAU
No lsj fro,dwsy; JAS. GREEN No. SO Broadway ):
GRIFFIN No so Broadway w. L. CHlLsoN, No 10
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OTICE Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ VI TO r OF UIcI hIbL IUN.-NOICt II
~ hereby given that the proceeds OF the ISLE cf he Real
Fsste Of Cornelius v Bush, iotherTi- called Cornelius
Bu.h decreased ies lately made under the order Of he
Sunssis Of he County Of New Yok By Peter b. buh, The
AGu iriirsar Of al and singular he ioods Cha tells tnd
rdis The ssd interstate Will he tliouted according
law q Surroge-s Office ~ the City New ork the
euv hfh October O'clock in the fore
rocn u that day-Dsed hi. 7h day OF September 1851
sere 6w A. W BRADFORD Surrogate.
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r. COTTON, AuctioneeI.
n ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE of HOUSE,

III hINVT VIN VI THVN'7N1-
IL HOLD FURNITURE-CARPETs, OIL CLOTHS, pl
ANO FORTES. FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, BED
sTFADS CHAIRS, &c, &c. f. COTTON will sell TO-MOB
ROW "Wednesday sept 18th AZ vs oolock the Auction
Rooms No 50 Boeknan large and desirable asso
utpt Of Rosewood and Mahogany Pslor and Dnngon aud
Btdroo FuinituC: Rose wood Piano fOes q and Toe
fave by good makers Among the assortment be found
..ysrs PaoT Suites R0ss God aud Satin BrOcatee Ma
hoesny aud Rosewood French Bedsea0s ES,eason Dining
and Tea Tables beautiful Mahogany BoOkcstes Rosewood
carved Ma Center and Sofa Tables Washstands ec.
gently Cottage aud French Bdfeads Secretaries Ms
hoRanv Chas carved Sockers Tete a. Zee snd
Voirsfe Chairs cotnge Furniture Carpets ADD OIL Csihs
French Plate Oval Mirrors Oil Paintings Hair Mattresses
Marble Dressing ard Plain Bureaus together with
DESCRIPTION Household Goods Silver psted Ware, @c &c
The above sole will prove most advantageous 20 all
ia 10 want as the Furniture 10 the sock OF cabne
manufacturers giving the business And the sale viii be
perenpto,y, without regard 20 weather
Also large Of Second hand Furniture, from
hnily removing. al of which ia in good order.
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IT WILSON, AucfOneer.
INACTIVE SALE of SUPERIOR HOTrSE-

DOSITIvE SALE of SUPERIOR HOUSE
III HOLD FURNITURE, RICH TAPESrRY CARPETS
Elegant ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE; LARGE OVAL
MIRRORS THIS TUESDAY MORNING, at lt5 O'clock
No no Wts 24h fourth house OF 9thav consisting
port Of Rosewood PaTloT Saiie In Satin BrOcade one do
very doh ga crimson and gold; seyen.0clave ROsewo9d
Piano excellent instrument, cost 5000 Noare Gothic
and Reception Chairs carved Rosewood and M4hogany Cen
ter Side end Sofa Tables; Conner Stsnda Rosewood Es:r
toe Sec.etey; magnificent Rosewood B1okcec; Oval
and Pier Glasses Lace Cufsn.i Dining Extension aud TIA
Tables costly Bedoom Furniture, In Rosewood Msh0gany
and Blsck walnut VIZ Bedsesds Bureaus Washstands c
rant gilt China Toilet best white cured dorsehair Mat
tr,pes Beds and Bedding Base FurntureMah )gaay
Sofa chairs Mirror Paintings choice Glassware China Din
per and Tea Sets syeiw4Te bes. Ivory Cutlery &c. Also
ecsy China Vases Parian Figures Omou Clocks tow very
superior Oil Paintings and FFeich Engrsys together with
many Other articles FIJI aud ornamental numerous for
en- advertisement Every article win positively BE- Sold rain
on sh
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the Ap

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the Ap-
- pcsion Of tie Msyor Aldermen and Commonalty OF the
Civ York relative 10 The OPENING OF such parts OF
EIGHTY JHIRD-STREET, from the Filth avenue TO the
Fs,t River, mot openrd in the City OF New York
We Con missione OF Estimate aud Assessment herein
hereby notice the owners occupant or occu
rants all houses and lots, ard improved aud unmpoved
lands s cfed thereby and all others whom may concern
.s follows, 10 viti
PIs. fha, hsYe pletcd Estimate and assessment
and that penons whose interests Affected thereby and
who ma, be opposed the do pr their obcOnsn
writing duly verified to WILLIAM H. ELTING, Esq our
Chairman at the Office of the Commissioners No 81 Cham
ber street (second story front In City before
the 18th dAy of October 1884.
Second That person persons vbo may consider them
By said Estimate and Assessment will be heard
n opposition tho same b. fore the place at
s'eloek p. 81, the z7,h day Of October lS5f
Third That the Abstract Of the said Estimate and Asscss
neuf together with msps snd also ell the stdsys esi
other documents which used by IN making
nR our port have been posted in the Street Commission
e Oee City and County of New York there TO re main
until the lsih day Of Nov embsr, 1884
Fourth That the limits embraced by the Assessment aors
follows All those land situated in tho
d Civ opiing OIL both sides shy third treet between
the side OF the th and the East River and
erendr the n0Ithey and souhery sides OF Eighty third
sheet middle Of the blocks either side thereof and
Fnh That report herein will be presented 20 the Su
o the State OF New-YOk, at Special Term
seof be held the City Hall In the sad City SAT-
URDAY the 18th day Of November A D 1884 At the open
hs couHse be heard motion will be male that
said poIt BE- tonfImed -
WILLIAM ELTING,
MICHAEL g. BART, Commissioners
J. SIBERIAN BROWNELL, }
New YORK September 8, 1854 81 ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

w HISKERS and MUsTACHEs produced IN
w SIX weeks by GRAHAa's ONVutSr, IL - - ~ ~
as or nure the skin ~ per bottle Sect % sny e. y.
he eoupfry r g GRAHAM, No n Ann'st zessI 70 10. ~
South SdsL, Philadelphia sPsleins' No -
Boston
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UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES. =

II NlNEhSll1 ANIL eiI1blSlNbO -
~ FEVER and AGUE-CHOLERA -
The UNIVERSITY Of FREE MEDICINE tad fOPU-
LAR KNOWLEDGE chartered BY the STATE OF Penny
April IS 1883 mainly the eyls Of spurious Ho-run
also &c uIpl, the Fnbe with rslisbe emeHss sneie me
purehsss6 the irvsh ll' remedy,
RoWAS rs TONIC MIXTURE,
e s ,pS on, nova S is . isfp eondsaS re-
oturesf TO the patronage of the Afflicted
,bov. Institution likewise Tor BOWEL Ooro
f1soWAND's COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY
hQO1
And in due VIII f1rnsb IT, remedy for every dise s
ttr' s,n be safely treated in this ray .or,..-r
By order Of The TrusteeG JOHN n hOMAND u y.
President Of the University .nd head o. me
DfpAtment, Philadelphia -, 49,. MI,
Home Dkpensary aud once No u SCUM o9e00a - iA
sod bv CHAs II RING. General AGENT, s2 Broadway T.
C. v CLIckESER Co...........No 81 5sIehy-st
n I'm IN U.ss.LL PIsLEY..No 80 Warrens-
y r WsIisS Co......,.....No 81 E.hti-sy.
. c.xns N lac BOweTy.
- Ms.,ts .....,..........Eo 4J7 BToadssy
y NJ c,,os -............Ne n BOwery.
G. :. SMITH, ~ - n
eRlGEAs 4 MuLEK,.............No. y Az "
J. & 4. CoppIS6ToS,. 20. Ilo oloaa-.l
" ID CRunslE................No. $50 brossvrJ
~ u No a. Third az.
W - ''Nos s6itsv .ad lee SHAW
GAN ANEpp, ............'...'s 20 - pHIe-.'
Z. w. NoNOAsNErH-. 10 - 9-.1y
7. T. GRLLN..............''''.'',No - 80
A. POWELL.
J WALL GREEs,. 70 ~ pto--n'''
JoHk MILLER, - -, ue,.a
". y. LINDsAY,...s'....''..''.'so - tS.a.,S.s
". h LoNks.. ffs E.i,,1.t prookiys
r Tuas n vs. ................ south Brooklyn
BOSWELL LIviSGsroS........ho II SsuSI u,,.b,y,
LrvNssroy Co.............'n NO 70 -. 20, al Az
THos -r Bieecksr
DAVID hTTEE,. ....'o SIs 49, ,--
MINISTER'S and MUSTACHES produced in
an "a L Il.
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,1,,,rp Eoi PASTE V MANU- Mth,NsGUFAcToRY at AUG

II TGnE " WFsTCOTT will eel on WEDNESDAY,,
er. a At 6{ o'clock m. estab-'usnt known as the MAN
~ TAN LABORATORY, No 1Oi West SD II near Ih Az
,irs of ali the essential for the manufacture
sartcle with the premium Obtained iori The apPera'ns
lists IN part 0o0 Fir Pans large Copper Boilers.
re 90 gallons each set; DO 90 gallons not set tufuaco
s.ope sro Pipe with fixtures or hot room sknmers Lads
corper Service Euafneed Coppes 80 gallons each Fair
baniGs Patent Scales &C. The sale will be positive, rain or
ehine HOuse and Stable In rear 10 let
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12
wv. Writers. hpc,oneer ,,,,,,e
"OUSEH HOLD FURNITURE. I'm IUES-

nay AT 10 o'clock at No "a West 3lstst near on-sv,
III he Psor Chamber snd Kitchen Furniture in The aoye
bopse including Pisnofore. Sale perempioy Tor
cash. For particulars see Herald
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
i Ct ihe County Of SewYork, notice is hereby given to
al peTsou, kAyins claims against JOHN McCABE late OF he
Cts Of Nav York, Dc. esed 70 present. the h souch
ers thereof %. .uhsc nbes The Office Of james Boyle
No - AsneiD-ss ~ thu City New Iu~t before the
sixteenth day 81 Sept mhv dated Sewlors the etv
spth dsy % March, 1874
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Pt'ESTANCF of an order of the Surrogate of

IN PURSUANCE Of an Order of the Surrogate
OF he County New YorkNece "a hereby given to al
IecLi hGvrg c.nf AGAINST WILLIAM wlrZEL 6see ssd
late Of City SeYok. Gutter, present The
with vsuceI thereof 10 the subscribers az s Office OF
their At;orrfy ALBERT MATHEWS. No s. Wsilst., IN
the CITY OF FORK before the twentieth day of De-
ceHbeT Daed NewYols the uia -enh DAY OF June,
1854 ANN $. WIT2Ffs. Adm =,
js.0 Law 6alT AUGUSTUS : CHAPLIN. Admir-.
ALsFEr MATHEWS Proctor No. - Wsllst Y. Y.
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GREAT BARGAINS in RICH RIBBONS,
W MILLINERY GOODS and DRESS TRIMMINGS
H. LICHTENSTEIN No 80 BoweTy bees leave TO inform
AZ numerous that by taking advantage Of the
pressure the money market Europe he has heen en-
bo 70 heavy stock Of choice Fall Ribbons Millinery
and DTesmakers &c DDS extraordinary great sachce
Merchant Nnes and the public invited 10 cali they
will find goods about half importation. Just
opened 40 Of ch feshe French Flowers SILK feves
sstirs fancy, dotted and diamond Bonnet Velyes
DITCH DRESS GOODS-FALL, 1884,
HI UBSDELL, PIERSON g. LAKE are now prepared o
of, 10 the ladies extensive Of Paris DRESS
SILKS French MERIN0S Sa1ony PLAIDS, &c. &c, Pur
ehasd at the sales prices full less
than the cost Of importation. No. 81 Broadway between
Grand and Broomess block below The St Nicholas
vINO FRINGE MANUFACTURERS FRINGE
Il SILK sEWlNGS both IL gum and eeors, for sale at
hWer wholes sale cash prices by - -
REYNOLDS & LEIGH No IS Doy-st
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEoRGErowN, Dec. 8, lS

dEoRGEroWN, Dec. 8, 1854.
Our citizens generally no doubt will be
much gratiied to learn that Billiards. great
work of art, the Panorama Of New York CITY,
will be exhibited here next week. Having
had the pleasure of seeing it, We have no hest
tation in saying that, in point of correctness
OF design, and elegance of execution, it sur
passes anything of the kind We have ever seen.
We therefore advise all our citizens to 90 and
see it for themselves
We learn that the sudden and unexpected
close of navigation, by ice upon our canal,
will prevent large quantity of fuel and pro.
duce, which has been collected at different
points, from reaching our market for some
time to come
Some Of our citizens have commenced this
morning laying in supply of that grea. sum.
mer luxury-ice. Quantities are being taken
from the canal basin nearly, if not quite, four
inches thick
We learn from letter from the Rev. Thos
SeWau to friend in this city that the revival
of religion in the Methodist Church at 6 osh en-
and other points on the Montgomery circuit.
is still progressing finely.
Inc next steamers news is anxiously looked
Tor by our -four merchants, and others VINO
are anxious to hear from the condition Of the
allied powers before Sebastopol.
The weather continues extremely cold AMI
We have fears that if it shall continue few
days longer navigation upon the river will he
closed. No change in the markets.
SPECTATOR
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AuoGon Sales.

By }. O. CURE, .Auctionssr.
CPLEEDID ROSEWOOD HIOKERIN0 PIANO
~ Superior Cabinet Furniture, Velvet and Brus
els Carpets, &c.-On TUESDAY morning, Deem
Der 18th, ct 10 O'Clock, at the rssid nes OF g. W. G.
Whiting, Esq, Franklin Row, shall sell Superior
Assortment Of Furniture, 70. viz:
Superior rosewood Piano Forte BY ChickstinR
Elegant Piano Cover and Stool
Very hsndsoms rosewood and walnut maroon plush
covered Medallion back Sofas
fcur ross wood and walnut Parlor Arm Chairs to
match
Handsome rose God plush covered Medallion Back
Psrlor Chairs
Suites Ct blue and gold Damask Curtains, With In.
side Lace Curtains and Fixtures
ROSEWOOD. Hsrble top Centre Tables
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Tnfted Rigs
Bronze Cand slabras, Mantel 0rnsm
Superior mahogany extension Dining Table, cost
$126
Very complete Mirror Front Secretary and Book.
csss
Handsome mahogany sideboard
Mahogany hair ssat Ginning Oh airs
Bronze Hatrack, hall ard astral Lamrs
Pair OF handsome rosewood Wardrehes
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Il Do high POST Bsdsteads
Hair Mattresses, &c
Terms $50 and under cash; over that sum Gre at
OF 20 and 80 days. for nota satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
P.S-Ths aheve Furniture was ali made to erier
by Bradley, Of texaudris, and Is of superior n AXE
and finish, and has been bnt little used
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
oeco-d auc.i~nesr.
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MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
nF JAMES DIXON 4 SONS SHEFFlELD TEA
" WARES, EXTRA SILVER PLATED IN
WHITE METAL, WARRANTED QUALITY.-W
Store and examine cur magnificent assortment and
ascertain our low prices.
We have on hand duplicate sets of II. enif -ent
embossed, chase and Plain Octagon Pat ems
Carved AID chased Etruscan chased, embossed,
and engraved California
Plain old English style, celebrated English PATIO
mis-
With many new patterns just imported.
Our assortment in Tea, Cake aud Party Waters
is very large AID Of tbs best quality only.
We have also two dozen fine Engli. Csstoys tx.
ira plate, cut glass bottles Cake BASKETS, Frnit
Dishss &C., which We effsr at uncommon low prices
for cash.
Quality warranted in all cases &C represented.
r. BASTIANELLI 4 CO.,
Importers Of Fancy Goods and
Psrfumery, under Browns Hotel.
At
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BY j. G. MEG UIRF. Auctioneer.
nELIdHTFUL RESIDENCE IN LAFAYETTE
- fquare at Public sle-Ol MONDAY after
noon, December 1lth, It e'co.k. on the premises,
shall sell that valuable and de irab'e residence
lately occu led by Thomas Richie, deceased, ad
joining the residence eff w. W. Corcoran, ESQ and
onting south on Lafayet Tor Presid- ns) Square
The lot hes front OF ST feet in. hes on north II
street, and iuns back i3l fes inc res to common
alley 20 fset wide on the opposite side Of which
stands stable &c fee: by belonging to the Or. n.
isee.
The house is first class double building, built 10
the most substantial manner, witt simple accommo
dations for large family disposed to entertsin-
Apart from the main house is a large outbuii,Iiag
for the accommodation Of servants &c.
Further particulars are deem ID upps 5essarv a,
persons disposed to purchase will doubt ess examine
for themselves ss the proper y Is we'll known
Terms: One third cash the balance psysbl. In
two equal ipstalu euts in one and two Years from
the day Of sale, with interest thereon payable semi
annually, AID eeCur b. the notes of the purchaser
snd deed Of trust on the premises.
JAMES T.. MCGUIRE,
nov I'D Auctioneer.
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Bv j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
IN UafEE'S SALE OF A SMALL DWELLIa G
4 House on Capitol Hilton MONDAY after.
noon. Dece nber 4, at 81 o'clock. on the premises
shall sell, by virtue Of deed Of trust duly reeori
ed, &c. part of Lot No. H. in squsre 72I frorting
about ID feet inches On LIST street ssFt between
aud D streets north running back about lis feet to
N1a feet alley, will the :mprc rem.nts. consisting
OF nearly new two story frame dwelling Hou Q.
built IN the bsst manner, ana nnished with c,ose e.
outbuiidngs, &c The property is nov under re t
at 500 PR anDum.
Terms: One-haf cash, tEe balance in g. 10 and
le tbs, for notes, boaing in:ores., secured by
deed CT trust o. the property.
THOS FISHER, Trsetee.
]. c. MCGUIRE, Auc..
Rs- The above sale is unayofdablv
p stponed until FRIDAY afternoon, Decs mber SO,
same hour and rlscs.
THOS J. FIsHEa, Trustee
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
dec Cd Auctione4r.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Auctfohesr
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENN
- sylvania avenue, and fronting Market Space -
On TUESDAY, December 18th, at 4 o'clock p. m ,
will be Id the two houses situated On pare OF Iot
l. Square $50, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
c street north. The ground fronts AZ feet on the
avenue, AMI runs back to c street north, having
three fronts, one Of which Is an open space. The
location ohrrs great advantages for permanent in.
vestment In real estste in the city Of Washington
The house will be sold separately, if desired.
Terms: One fourth cash: the balance in three
equal instalmsnts of 8, To- and Is months with In.
terest, satisfactorily secured.
JAMES O. MCGUIRE,
nov 25-d Auctioneer.
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Great rina.

COLUMBIA, s. C., Dec. IA tremendous fire
occurred in this city last night, destroying an
following is list Of the. principal sufferers:
Mr.. Mot, druggist; Spigner, grocer the Ex.
change Restaurant; Crawford 8 clothing store
Carolina Hall; Squiers 4 Bowers's furniture
store Combs express Office; numerous other
offices, and the Carolinian newspaper and job
Office, owned by Messrs. r. n Gibbes & Co
whose loss amounts to $40 200, not insured
The carriage repository of Messrs. Boalvright
&c was also destroyed, but their stock was
saved Total loss supposed to be about $50, 600.
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

Louisiana arenuc opposite the Bank Of Washin gtes
MI K: THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invites
1n the attention OF the pubic to examine hi
ftock Of GOODS, which he has op,neJ on Lousi ans
avenue between Sixth and Seventh etreeh opposit,
ths Bank of Washington, psiatipg of ali desorip
tons Of Teas, &c. Imperial. Gunpowder, and BLACK
sell at The lowest prices fr oash or approved paper
Besides al the nscessaries for Gro.ery business
viz: Br oms, Buckets, Ced r Tubs, Matches, &c.,
&C. Please cal and see FOR your:elvas.
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q An exchange paper says:

"a colporteur of the American Tract Society,"
who has labored for many years in Virginia,
recently informed us that a much larger pro-
portion Of the slave population of that State
were consistent members of evangelical
churches, than of ANY other class They are
well provided for, physically and Intellectual
ly, and one Of their churches in Richmond is
perhaps the most numerous and we'll sustained
OF any In tho South
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DUTTER, CHEESE, RAISINS.
I'D 80 kegs superior Butter
rs boxes Ess. IN Cheese
zoo lbs. Pine Apple Cheese
100 boxes Raisins
100 tags Buckwheat
10 buahel bags Apples
SEQ family Hsms
10 barrels Lard
rs drums Figs
cans Preesr we'd GINGER
boxes Lemons
10 dozen cars Honey
so bb's pulverized and crushed SUGAR
20 bags Java Coffee.
WILLIAM DAME,
Pc. venue, next to corner Eleventh ct.
dec 6-3t
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DIED.

DIED.
On the 9th instant, Mr.. GEO. w. MOUNTS
On the 5,h instant, GEORGE EDWARD. infan,
son OF John and Susannah G. Pullen, aged four
months and five days.
Softly, peacefully lay him down 10 rest,
race the sod lightly on his young breast;
For he was far too lovely
TIE dwell in mortal CLAW.
And bright angelic spirits
Were calling him away.
There may we meet our loved one
On that fair, happy shore,
Where death and earthly partings
Are known and feared no more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

q The Richmond Enquirer of Wednesday
states that the convention of internal improve
ment companies organized on Tuesday, in the
Capitol, with Col. Edmund Fontaine in the
chair. committee, composed of the presi.
dents OF the several railroad companies of the
State, was appointed to prepare and bring in
business for the action of the convention; and
then, after some other preliminary business,
the convention adjourned. Ono of the objects
OF the convention is a revision of the tariff of
tolls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-08

BY y. G. MCGUIRE. Aucti0neer.
4 DNIaISTRATOR'5 stLE OE VALUABLE
~ Real Estate-2n TcESDAY afternoon. Dec
i2th at ocilck, on the premi es thall cell Lot
10. Il squ re l20 fronting 46 feet north st.,
between II h and 18Th streets west, and runuirg
beck l45 feet to go fest alley.
This lot Ia beautifully situated immediate;y op-
posite the residence OF Hon H Fish, and Is very de
strable fer a first class residence
AT Tx O'Clock, at same place,
We shall sell lot No S, IN Squsre No ZOE, mont.
Ing 81 feet inches on South Capitol street. betw
N snd D streets, running back l75 feet inches.
Terms: One-third cash: residue la six and tw elve
months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
interest.
s e. $. fkts ssSslIl' Administrators
JAS, g. MCGUIRE,
dec Cd Auct;ona.e