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Alexandria Corresrondencs
ALEXANDRIA, January

ALEXANDRIA, January l6, 1854.
Weather. Orphan Asylum Meetins-Moipe L,ru
Do'ngs-.7ppo,nfn,ent oGd .9ta,,s-Legisia-
tion-Jhc .deeidenf.
pleasant informing is Upon lis tiadu Is alread,
busy in our Streets and large amounts of stock and
real estate are expected to change hands before noon
The Alexandria Orphan Asylum and Female Free
Schoolj holds its anniversary meeting TO night q,
the Lyceum Hall. David Funston. ESQ, of Alex
andrid, and the Rev Byron Sunderland, of Wash
ington, are expected to deliver addresses The
Musical Association will discourse fine music. and
most pleasant and profitable evening my be spenl
there.
TO morrow evening, Rev. Dr. May, of the Epi.co
pal Theological Semlnaty addresses the people a,
dle Methodist Episcopal church, in advocacy of thu
principles 0f the anti license nagiIe. The doctor
hhs he s' S.tati5h Of ripe scholar, and will Ger
family attract crowd. | understand, Also that on
the evening following the Sons of Temperance make
grand demonstration III favor of the same object
in Sarepia Hall. ~
The Sentinel says that Mr.. James S. Douglass, o,
TINS place. i'as been appointed 10 cerksIiP in the
Treasury Department.
Considerable interest IL manifested am6pc M,
people on the sub Jet Of the various schemes for
railroad to Washington, but the glound assumed by
the late resolutions of the City Council Gems to NEE,
general appreciation.
In the state Ssnate m Friday, the Committee on
Roads repoyted hill for the construction of rail
road from Alexandria to Wasfinson ON The plan o,
James 3. French. On motion Of Mr.. Thomas, the
COMMITTEE on Roads was directed to report a bill
authorlzihg the washington and Alexandria Turn
pike Company u d pose of any part Of their work 10
the Alex ndria and Washington Civ RaiIroad Com,
pahy. The bill authorizing the extension of III,
Orange Road to Linchlurg was taken Up, Aid pend
ing its consideration the Senate adjourned
The young man injured at Smith 4 Perkins Car
works, on Saturday, yet lies in very dangerous
condition. His thighs broken i'm several places
and MS ne ad and spine severely injured.
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SCARPA'S
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL,

N0K the cure Of Deafness, rsibs, and discharge Of
IL matter from the Ears. Al.o, ell those disa-
grenahle noises, liking the bnzzing of insects falling
Of waite, whiLzing 81 steam, &o, which are symptom
of approaching deafness, aud slso generally attend
ant with the Gis.ass. Many persons who have been
obliged 70 year trUm ets, have after usipg two
or three bottles thrown ASIDE their trnmrets being
made perfectly we'll. Ply sicians and Surgeons high.
ly recommend it's use.
This medicine has cured more persons, and is now
used more eXten lively Than any other medeipes
c ,mhred, for the care Of Diseases Of the Ear, Tn,
Ger cate are numerous, and of the highest author
ity.
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By e. n. sTRArTON. Aaettonesr.
10y virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Losis Henke
ID Trustee to the subscriber, bearing date the Sd
day Of September, 1881 and duly recorded in Liner
A. s. No. 30, fnas 81, 81, .. ssg, Of the Land
Records for Washington County, in the District OF
columbia, shall sell at puble anction, on the prem
tses on the 10th day OF peeembur next, at osloek
p m, Lot Ne. 3, in Square Ne ~ lying in the said
City Of Washington, and fronting s. fet inches on
north street. and running lack loa feet TO an al.
ley. 70 feet wide which, BY side Alleys has IN outlet
on oath and 18th streets :
The property II improved BY Q neat twc-story
Fr.me House, nearly opposite General Tnompson's $.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue In and IL
months for notrs bearing interest and secured BY
Iced OF trust.
II the terms not complied with within dayr,
the property will be reeold at the risk and expense
Of the purchaser.
The title is believed tn 10 indispufable
ConveyapeiDg at the expense Of purchases.
X. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
= o.. = stss. HN .srkArrON,
nov 2i-lawe6ds AuetioneeY.
The above sale IL anav Old bly, post.
ponei to TUESDAY, January 10th, 1854 at the sam.
place and hour 4. N. STRATTON,
dec II AuctioneeY
A6The above sale 10 farther most.
poneI Till TUESDAY, January 3lst, At the same time
aud place. X. n. STRATTON,
jan l0-E Auc iopeer
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a. WHr HAVE We T~o E1ks THAT was the
question whish Mi. WHEtfsroSE entfapped natu
into answering, in thu new theory Of vision. In
June, 1888, Prof WHEArsroSE detailed The tru.
ton an diagram of his Illustrative apparatus which
he first called the SrrREoscoPE, (afer two CT eek
words, meaning Solids, see, for which, in 1910,
he was awarded the Royal Medal. Its pract cal
utility has been overlooked, until very recsntly il
has been applied to Daguerreotypss. WHITEHURST
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
angles and also in the cooring, by which they super
ssie anything We have yet seen In Photography. We
advise all who have not them to call at his Gal
'ery, over the store Of Duval Bro near four and
ahaH street.
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~ AN oUNcE Of fact is worth pound Of theory ;
aud the swarm of cOncluiye facts that cluster around
that Incompatible preparation, Hoo1and's German
Bitters, prepared by DIR. G. N; Jackson, Philadelphia
establishing its vau. a. tonic hnd restorative are
such rs would prevent incredibly itself from ques
tioniDg its efficacy In all cases Of disease of the
stomach whether acute or chronic, it be recon-,
mended FOR its soothing, cordial and renovatng in
nuence Dyspepsia, heartburn loss of appetite nau-
SEQ, nervous trcmors, relaxation and debility &c,
are relieved by the Bittsrs in q very short space OF
time; ana perseverance, in their never fails to
work thorough cure.
For sale BY Druggists eyeryxhera
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WASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES.

n meeting of the subscribers to the Washing
"A ton Assemblies for 1854, held on the eseninS
Of the I'D ultifae the following gentlemen were
elected ttanagsts.
- p ~ HONORARY MANAGERS. ss't 2
Hon JEFF Davh, Hon Cushing,
Hon Dobbin, Hon Jas Campbell,
Hon Charles 7 James, Hon II Fi-h,
Hon VIM Gwin, Hon Presly Ewing,
Hon Vim Aiken, Z Hon NJ 1ngsrsoll,
Hon Jno Naury, Joseph Gales, ~
Beverly Tucker, Gen Robt Armstrong,
Capt Hiram Paulding. u. Qenersl George Gibson,
8. N. USk.
sr Major A A Nicholaon, u NJ @.
7ssf- EXECUTIVE MANAGERS.
Walter Lenox, Elish Riggs, -
Barton Key, VIM Webb,
II Gross j Monroe Chubb,
Capt Il L r uatdceetle, Capt C Reno, U ga
U.s. - Lieut j Alwy, USN
Lieut. Lsufnsn, UsN, Lisut c A Henderson,
Major W w Russell, Gfr2i{.ard Wailach,
NC George Harrington,
II bite, Sidney Webster.
N. B.-No citizen member nf Congress- or resident
for tho winter, obtain ticket for any bali,
without subscribing and paying for ALL
No person, not subscriber, can purchase a ticket
to any Assembly Ball. except rpon the written per-
mission OF an Executive Manager.
The frat Assembly will take pla"e on TUESDAY
EVENING, January 18th, ct Jackson Hall.
jan 2. Z, l., 16. u
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~ All Vocalists and Speakers, who desire clear,
strong and sweet Voices, should make freausut usr
Of Bliss Compound Cod Liver Oil Csndv This
agreeable remedial agent strengthens the organs OF
the throat and lungs, and frees the air cells from ali
ohetructons thus giving the voice its free and nat
ursl scope and compass.
Don't fail to give it trial II you would excel as
vocalist or an orator.
This Candy needs but . fair trial to convince the
most skepiical Of its superior excellence.
H. ID. GILMAN, Druggist, IL the ouly appointed
Agent. ~
p s.-As q remedy for whooping cough, and the
dry: barking cough to which oroupy children are
subject, 1t has no equal.
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NATIONAL GUARDS
COTIILOM PARTY:

TNHE "NATIONAL GUARD" take pleasure in an
l. noilncing to their friends and the ptfblic gen.
orally that they will give Cotillon Party ut Islam
Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, Janusry 10, 1884,
whom the Committee pledge themselves to spare
neither pains or expense to insure satisfaction.
Supei ior Cotiilon Music is sssagdi for the ocea-
sion.
supper wiz be furnished at the Hall, by the ex-
periencef caterer, MIR. Hammersly.
The Military are requested to appear in full un:-
form.
Tickets ONH pOLuAR--to he had from the Com
mittee and at the door on the evening Of the Party
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Murder and Suicide,

NEw BosToN, N. H., Jan. l4.-Henry
N. Sargent, of this place, aged % years,
yesterday murdered Miss S. Jones, aged
IL, by shooting her four times with a re-
volver. He then shot himself, and ex-
pired about six hours after. 1t was
love affair. Both parties were respect
ably connected.
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NOTlCE.-Ourc customers most respectful
~ ~ notined that their accounts were delivered
to them on the 9th of December As this il the
commencement Of the new year, we earnestly hons
that all indebted to US will oblige us by calling n
the store and giving Us the m Dey their notes At
short dates.
After the 18th Of January our collector will walt
upon all who have not settled previous to that dat
CLAaErr, NEWTON, MAY co.
jan SGT W.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DIsLEY,s VARIETE.

HI .s...-. -. - ,,,.--. First night Of
La BELLE ADAMJ., The popular setrrss. from the
western theatres; MIS- JULIA DAILY, the favo-
rite comedienne and vocalist. and late second Don:
- Ba- to Msdame fhiion MILE 6ENEvIKvE.
the accomplished end beautiful Danseuse; and
Mr.. WAYNE DIVINE, nom the Boston the.
atreR.@S - sE-s-sa- L. p @-fF-
THIS EVENING viii BE- performed
3 DON CESAR DE BAZAN.
Tn veniHgs entertainments {" conclude with
! 900 81 THE IRISH HEIRESS.
OF Admission :-Or.he ira chairs IS cents
lrcle, so cente; gentleman accompanied by
two ladie-. 81; family circle rs cents.
Doors open at e1<-ecmmence at ~ O'clock.
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bacon, CLOvERsEED, Candles,

BACON, CLOyERSEED, Candles,
ID &c.
80 boxes blsacled Mould Candles
- do A.iaManti' and Sperm do
do Judd = ratent siern. dc
so hush prime Clevsrseed
900 new Hams, Shoulders and breast pieces
~ pals new Lard, 70 pounds each
20 bbls New Orleans syrup
ALSO
5000 lbs. bulk Sides, Shoulders, and Hams
Also, Bacon Hams. Shoulders, Sides and Joles Of
my own curing.
For sale by W. II. TENNEY,
jan l3-6. Georgetown
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GREAT CURES FOR COUGHS q COLDS

0A6AA SUhEc FUN C0U6hS G COLDS.
hR. j. s. ROSES EXPKCT0RANT or Cough Syr.
~ up, Is q never failing remedy for Coughs Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Lung Diseases In SOC
and 81 bottles.
DR.. ROSES RAILROAD or ANTI-BILLIoUs
PILLS will remove any settled cold, and carry of all
bile from the system. They are the best Liver or
Purgative Pills used. In boxes 12lx and 2Se
DR.. ROSES GREAT PAIN-CCRER will cure
Rheumatism, Sore Threats, STIFF Neck, Pains in the
Face, Side, Back, or Limbs from a Cold. Ii cures
Chilblains, Sprains, Crnmp or Pain 10 the Stomach
or Bowels Safe to all ages. In bottles l2Is, 25,
80 cts.
FOR WH00PING COUGH-This distressing and
frequently dangerous complaint yields and Is cured
by Or. ROSES celebrated wHOOPING COUGH
SYRUP. 1t allays the cough and prevents infsma
ton and dropsy on the chest. II frequently cures
in one week. and gives instant relief 80 cents Der
ChildreL also liable to Group, which dangerous
complairt yields imme aately to Dr. ROSES never.
falling GROUP SYRUP. Price 2Sc.
All Of DIR Roee's celebrated Family Medicines ara
for sale by d. Gilman, chss. stott Co. VIM u.
Gilman, Jno w. Nsirn, Patterson Nsirn W. Nor
rison, w. 7. Evans. Kidwell & Lawrence and J. r.
Moore, Washington; J. L. kidwell, Georgetown, and
by dealers generally throughout the United ststes.
dec 27-eo2w*
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Gcntlem ems Clothtng-CustO De.
part ment.
MALL STEPHENs, Pa avenue, between eth
w and 10th streets, rext 10 Iron Hall, hav,
just receivod a fine assortment Of French Cloths
Doeskins, Fanny Ca.simeres. rich velyets and Skf
VestBss OF all qualities, which are prepared tc
make TO orrr at the 'hortast notice. in the most SUI
perior MANNER at low r ices, Offering srest induce
msnts 10 gentlemen wishing to consult sconony and
at the same time obtain the best quality Of goods.
ian h-tf
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ALSO,
Doctor Jackson's f'ile and letter
Linn ltr att0n.

This may e considered q specific. and is warrant
cd to 1t no. only Immediately sllays pain and
inamstton, stops ell b'e-ing, s,biUec that intol-
cradle itching, but rciually cures in q very short
time, persons whose lives have been rendered miser.
able for years. Its appii'ation produces no pain,
hut rather agreeable and pleasant scusation.
Call send for list of cures, and you will he as
toniShtd. =
For sale In Washington hy Y. u. GILMAN, Drug
gist inventor atd pr ptieter Of Gimsn's Hair Dye
and in baltimore, by Seth s. Iance, No. Jos Bait
more street. jan 13-3m
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sergt 9 II Bishop, Corp j L johnson,
r III Graham,
MANAGERS;
SPANISH LANGUAGE,

M X. JOSEPH WALL has commenced his class OF
WI Spanish Language, and wi continue it every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evening from
o'clock, at his roorS. Pehnsylvania avenue, a. side,
between 9Th and 10th streets.
inn
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
~ STAR COMPANY.
THIS ETENLNG will Be performed the
fs.- r-s SERIOUS FAMILY
Overture by the Orchestra.
To conclude with the favosite drama Of
- -g ALL THAT 0tfTTERS 16 NOT GOLD.
frices Of Admission: Dress circle, parquet, and
third tier so cents; reserved and orchestra seats Is
cents; family circle and co!ored gallery Is cents.
Docfs ctsn ct q 70 commence at O'clock.
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HISTORICAL Sketches OF North
III Carolina, from 1854 to 1861, complied from
original rec )rds official document. and traditional
statements with Biographical sketcbes Of her dis
tnguished citizens, public and priqste, by John II.
Wheeler, late Treasurer of the State. One large
tavo volume, Of coo ragtsj With engrsyings. Price
81 FRANCK TAYLOR
jan lift
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IN FOR BENT-A large and commodious dwell
ss ling HOUSE and Stores. lat door east of 18th
&Astrest and Pa. avenue, north aide. There are
two stores on the premises, of which IA now oc-
cupied and paying handsome rent, and which Will
be included in the arrangement for the whole prem
Uses. Being in the neighborhood of several hotels
and the DEPARTMENTS, they offer Q very fine stand
for business, &e. Apply to
HENRY ii. N0URSE.
Attorney and Agent, cor. 18th and sts
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FURNISHED ROOMS-With o. without board,
II toilet, on Indiana avenue, three doors from I'd
street, in pleasant and agreeable location, within
five mnvtes walk of the Capitol, near Pennsy lvauia
pot. TERMS foastat. Apply on the premises
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IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS

4 GOOD assortment of plain, enamelled, and col.
n ored Cards, Gard Boards, enanelled plain ard
coored, and visiting Cards, for sile low in auanti
ties, at WlMBR'S, 9th It.
jan lift
HILL On TRUSTEES, With notes, by
IL Henry Wharton second edition just publish
ed and for sale l., ERANCK TAYLOR.
ian lift
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TNOR SALE-A ntst class family CARRIAGE,
Il Northern built aud uaar1y new, and pair of
siylish HORSES, and yesrs old, warranted to he
perfectly sound To be at Burches Stable, 18th
street. south Of Pennsylvanis avenue.
Jan At
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DOifESTIC DRY GOODS.

I'VE have now the largest stock at domestic Dry
w Goods to be fou.d in the District, which we
-re sclliug OF very low prices, for instance
l25 pieces yard wide Brown c 'tton at exc
$50 do Il do heavy do do do
cases good ble.ched do do
6A0 pieces fast colorei Calico de
$40 do Nous de Lsine from 10 70 12l5e
100 yards superior fast cold bingham do
139 pieces white and rel Flannel, 20 and 25o
Heavy Blankets, Sosd SIZE and fine for 81.
$4,000 yards bleached Cotton, embracing all of the
grades and makes nom G. to 1879.
10 Casa Cation She.tings all widths
1900 yards Pillow ip ton, all widths
Tne whole Of which wi be sold at the very small
est price for the cash.
YERBY, THDBS fERBY
Corner Of ith street and Pa. avenue.
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80 Joe Shiliin4ton receives all the New
Books and NEwsPAPERs AS fast as published. III,
Is agent fer Harpcf's and all the other Magazines
and our readers VIII always hnda large and good as
sortnent Of Blank Books and Stationery al his Book
stors, Odcon Building, corner u ~ street and Penn
syfv1nia avenue. uus n
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"a FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be
ing finished, on the northeast corner Of 7th st

a FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be
LIZ ing finished, on the northeast corner of 9TH st
anu Lcrssiapa avenue, in this city.
The first no5f tas bssp constructed for a Banking
Establishment. Of mafbfS, th vaults, &C., and two
stores 9TH street. The basetiebt Ia constructed
to embrace all the modern convenieAcss for 4 Res.
taurant, In connexion with Kitchen and vaults for
COAL, oysters provisions, Ae. The restaurant COM
munieates both from IN and ont doors with the Sc
cond story, which is c6f.o..i Of four rooms. com.
municating through ample folding DORIS. tar the ac
commodation Of either large small private PARTIES
Should the second story not be taken in connection
with the restaurant the rooms will be rented for Of
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent of the building, and Is we'll sdapt'd for
comIfiOdio'is billiard-roon for three tables The
fourth story eni5taees the ~ie extent Of the build
ing, and is we'll adapted fof printing room or ar
mory, and, If not rented, will be resefS for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water md al the
mo FERN 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 70, or address,
E, C. BARNEY,
Estreet. between 9Th and 'th Sta, Washington
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Il Register for England, Scotland, In, land. ana
the Colonies for the yer 1854 centsinin9 Lsts ot
the Army, Navy, House Of Parliament. Ambsss ,dors
Church, Judiciary, Peerage, Baronstage, end nearly
Colonies. zhis day received, ffoe, London direct,
se-l r 13A&ox TAYLOR.
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Important from Hexico.-A Treaty for the
4essiIla Valley concluded,

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l2.-Tbe steam
ship Texas has arrived at this port from
Vera Cruz, bringing dates from the City
of Mexico to the 5th inst
Mr.. Gladsdsn, our Minister to Mexico,
came passenger in the Texas, having con-
cluded an important treaty with the Mex
lean Government. The treaty agrees to
give SO ,000. 600 acres of Mesilla Valley
for $40, 0OO, 900, of which $1,000, 900 are
to be reserved for paying claims, inclu-
ding the Garay grant, &c.
General Lombardini is dead, and Gen.
Almonte has succeeded him in command
of the army. r..s.,--,- ..r.
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LNOR RENT-Furnish-d Paror and Chamber,
Il in the First Ward, with or without hoard, st
the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street.
Other chambers o4n Ia had If desired.
For terms, wairh will bs moderate. apply to the
subscriber, on the premises. DAVID HINES.
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Young Men ChIistion .associofion.-Ifcw would
remind our readers, that the RI Rev. Alonzo Potter
EpiscoPaian Bishop Of Philadelphia, will deliver
lecture this evening, before the members of the above
Association, at the smithsonian Institution the sub
jcct being" The Philosophy Of E1pedency." From,
the high literary atiainnsns Of the reverend lee
tureT and his well incTited reputation as a divine
large attendance may be anticipated. In conse
quence OF the th.at. Of tn. building being applied s
tins purpose, there will be no lecture by the Isti,u
ton. The next OF DR.. Smiths course Of lectures
taking place on "Wednesday evening, when he " i'll
deliver discourse the follow ing subject: Car
bon, under i,s various foIms of Diamond, charcoal,
and mineral coal the combinations of carbon and
OXYGEN"
The WeGthcT.-Thc bIandness Of yesterday morn
ing has been succeeded by still blandef afmOs phere
The weather Of to-day has been completely May
weather, warm-even excessively warm in the sun
SHINE, 20 that overcoat was Oppressive. We have
had plenty OF fin. sunslining days before during the
winter, but the peculiarly OF the weather to-day
was the genisty Of the atmosphere, that life quick
eniBs warmth which is the announce meni Of spring
With such weather we have had to-day, we may
expect to see the trees in bud very early, fear oI
the wishes Of the gardner who 20 often liable 70 zoe
"hiss' promises eiiShtsd IN the bud.n
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~ New style Of Dasuerreotypes, On Parer and
Glass-Strangers ard citizens are invited to call and
examine the New Style of Pictures now made at
RooI d Coz Gallery, Pa. avenue, near It'll street
Abundance free. ian 4-dtf
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~ Now IL THE r,ME.-The display Of daguerreo-
types at PLUMBS GALLERY, Pennsylyania ave
nue., Is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business and hundr reds are dsliybtai wtb
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 1t. This accounts for the success Of
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
all weathe4s. dec =
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DOR RENT-will be to let on the lst of : oh
Il ruary next, two story brick HOUSE, with a
well 1nissea basement, and one story and q half
back building. Situated On the corner Of Vernon. av-
and l. streets north. Inquire Of JNO. r HILTON,
Agent, Office on l4th street west, between L and NJ
streets north. ian 6-P&TuSWs
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GERMAN BULBS ARD FLOWER ROOTS

GERMAN BULBS AND FLOWER ROOTS.
SlGLOCH has arrived in this city from Har-
~ . lem, Holland, with o 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, neat tie rcrner of
street.
A catalogue Of the choice plants can be had b1
calling there.
Mr. s. will remain but ono week.
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ErOR RENT-A frame HOUSE. on 18th street
Il west, near L street north. rooms and passage
in good order, nearly new, and pump Of good va.
ter in the yard. Possession given the 10th inst
by applying to A. BORLAND.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-16

ID DOE. FIR EAEii ACCORDEONS.-
II Just received at the NJ hsic lcpot twelve doz.
French Aecnrtltons and Futinos Of every style and
6nish and at all prices Those wishing instruments
Of this any other kind will do we'll to pay US
visit
A!so. six dozen Tiolins, ranging in price ON 81
to SO. HILBUs HITZ.
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