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DONNETS! BONNETS!!--Silk, Satin
ID Lawn. Pearl and Cord Straws, just received, an
cheap that they can't help bat SELL also beautlu
assortment of Winter Ribbons, from ten cents to tire
shillings, to go with them.
ppFNTTss HopVTSS S, ~
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Notice

A r my instance an attachment was this
II day issued by John Bruuer Justice Of the Peace
OF Franklin TOW nship, Portage county, agaihst The
Property and effects OF Alanson Newton, non-rcsi-
dent OF said county, Dated this llh day Of Nov. 1854.
400 3W FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
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GrOaul ,lO More.

A RE you afflicted with pain in the Head,
II Eyes, Lungs, Breast, or Bowels, or with Lame
ness in the limbs, get bottle of Root German On-
ment, Sc it thoroughly and be cured. If this ont.
ment should not give satisfacon after thorough APP
plicaon the bottle may be returned to the agent, and
the money refunded
Agents: |. Swift Ravenna; Dr. Earl, Franklin; and
sold hS one Accent in ehch tnWnShin. 4Rl2m
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DRY GOODS, &c.
PRENTISS, HOPKINS g. co,
Fall Goods 1854.

WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING our fall
w stock OF goods, comprising broad cloth easi-
meres, yestngs, delanes, eashmeres, poph.s, en-
eroceres eroekery hardware, &c, which We gnaran-
ee 10 sell Al figures to suit Call and examine before
purchasing. PRENTlSs, HOPKINS & Co.
October lItii ia5f.-IO-tf.
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szsi;fzSsis Esssti5s5sa s. i sfstziszsa -
ENaJafsJg UNIafhaIy H7asJB &tfJ ~ W GaaWeiNs9i

TREAsuRrRs OFFICE, of Franklin & Warren r. r. Coz
Franklin, Portage County o., Nov. 10th 1S54.}
THE Stock Subscribers who have neglected to pay
i any part of their subscription hereby notified
that the whole amount of their Stock is due, and
further indulgence on the part of the company would
bo gross injustice to paying subscribers, well re-
tard the progrgs of the work And ifpaymeEt in part
is not promptly made the collection of the whole
amount due, with interest and penalty of five per cent
will be enforced.
If. L. p. BRAINERD, A. Treasurer.
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WALL PAPER-A large and we'll Sc
w lccted assortment of Wall and Window paper,
just received, and selling from g. cents up.
PRENTIss, HOPhINs & Co.
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5pptiul Notlrrs.
!, n Olicc,

.n.n. Notice.
From and after Gate twenty-five cents each will be
charged for the following articles, of not moro than
tive lines each: Marriages, Deaths, Notices of Fire,
Religions. and all other meetings. The terms will be
strictly in advance and no attention paid TO any notice
unless accompaniedby the cash.
November %, 1854.
NSSSsS> DR.. TUBBS will be at the Prcntiss House,
A<eB Wednesday and Thursday until O'Clock P.
NJ. .7th and 2eth of Dee.
See advertisement in another column.
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Notice.

hrs. H. PRATT g. A. BASSET having
~ formed co-partnershp for The practice OF their
profession, and can be found Except when profess
sional busness at the Office of DR.. Pratt over F. W.
seymours Store, or by enquiry at the Drug Store, OF
G.. Hatch" 81" 5. ~ q
Ravenna, February IA. 1854. ~ 4sl-tf
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HATS AND CAPS.--A large stock OF
Ill Hats and Caps OF all styles just received and SELL
ing very low. Oct. %, 1854. 4, v. HoRR q co.
SHEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, Of
~ the finest quality, can be found !5 ,.a n .a5sa
Jan II, 1854. 9.,lslS % Wa R.A. BAnp a 0o'a
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In the Court ofCommsn Pleas
of Portage County and State
of Ohio.
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Arm aousrtisemmts.
Raveunn Schools.

THE CHEST-Medicated Fur Chest Pro.
Il leciors. For sale by c. HATCH.
Nov. %, 1854.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NoIice.



Charlotte Hoskius sndl
Jacob v. Nell. Admr In the Probate conrt, Por-
of James H0skins, de- age County, Ohio.
ceased.
Charlotte HOskihs and Petition 20 exeeaie CON
All other heirs and legal tract between James hos
representatives, OIL ktns and Jamts h0oh.
James Hoskins, deed.J
CHARLOTTE HOSKINS, jacob V. Nell,
v Ann {. Nell, John Beery. Enall Beery, Henry
Berry Louisa Beery, Jonathan Esey, Eliza Elsey Az
ner Hoskins, who reside in the State Michigan Jane
hoskns, Mary Hoskins and Sablna Hoskins are Ne
by notified that Charlotte Hoskins aud jacob v Meii
Administrators, have ded In said Court their peion,
praying for The execution ofthe following contract en-
tered into the 18Th day Of November, A. d. 1850; be-
tween James HOskins aud James Hoon, the following
premises situated In the township OF Palmyra Portage
county; being part Of lot humber 4 fourteen, In the
fourth division of lots in said township. commonly
known as land formerly owned by Samuel NJ. Gilbert;
the said James HOon agreed 70 pay said James Hos
kns the SUN of O5 for said premises upon deferred
payment. aud the said James HOskns agreed 10 make
unto the said James HoOn, good rnd sunicent war
ranee deed on, before the 18th DAY of November,
I65i, npon the punelua payments by tbs said Jane:
Heon, of consideration money and other things more
particularly described In said petition; la order 10 exc
cutc tho said contract OF the said James Hoskns, de
ceased aud so soon as the can legally be done
an order will Dc taken for the conveyance OF sai,
premises, unless the said persons appear, pleade an
swer, or demur thereto.
ci1 JACOB V. NELL, I Administrators o
| slghea' CHARLOTTE HOSKINS.i James Hoskins.
DceraeId, Nov. G, 1854. 4s9-3w
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Z. p. BRAINERD, A. Treasurer
LEGAL Notice.

ERANCIS r. BLANCHARD, will take
J. notice that G. Fl. Detmer g. Co., filed in the Cour
o f Common Pleas of Portage county, State of Ohio
on the 2sth day of October, A. D.. 1854 Petition
cry of $l64 49, and interest Anattachment has ISSUED
out of said court in said and has served GER
tain property of said Francis K. blanchard in sait
Blanchard is required to answer by the 25lh day o
January, A. D., 1855. .,.r.., .u
ANDREW JACKSON,
CIV, Atty for Plaintiff.
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dissolution IN Notice is hereby given
~ that George L. Hotchkss has this day retired from
the firm of Rawel Witter 4 Co. Tho business of the
Arm will be settled by Rowell Witer, who alone are
authorized to settle The same, and VIII continue their
t5N, IN ..s.l G. F. ROWELL,
Fs@ lfye &easA WIN. X. WfTTER,
.srf IN a8 i1.aag3 3d GEO, L. H0TCHKISS.:
Ravenna, Oct. 9th, 1854. a,ifss :.
yEIANTED, Six or eight good Tailoress Gsirls.4
wv NAV 90. iaS4. DALRYMPLB e. MuNYoN. ?
CUTLERY of every descriptions kept COM
~ stantly on hand, ~ st E.T. RiciisRDsos. y
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pLACK SILKS-Any lady wanting a
ID Black silk Dress, eau find an article superior in
quality beautiful in Lustrc and cheaper than SOLD
in RaYcnna, at PRENTIss, HOPKINS IL Co.
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THE WINTER TERM Of these Schools
Il will commence on Monday, December fih, and
will continue IS weeks.
Itisv very important that all who attend, commence
The hrstday OF the term. BENZ. NEWELL, Supt
Bavenna, Nov. 60 1854. 3w.
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n REAT FALL In SOC TEA.-l500 lbs.
VI of the best SOC Tea offered in Portage county,
is the way from New YORK (and owing to the
great decline in Tea) will be sold at tho extraordinary
low nrice of 37ac per pound by II. i. DAY.
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Interesting News GsosGa tRae East

please take N0siCc.
TN these Hard Times we will cndeavor to
l. To make il easy possible to purchasers partic-
uary in the saving Of cash
We will Tor the cash deduct ) per cent. any bill
amounting dollars after selling the goods
at the lowest cash prices. .
Nov 90 1851 J.H. .BOSTWICK & Co.
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K NOW-NOTHING HATS--A complete
IN assortment of Hats, consisting of KnowNothirg,
Wide Awake, yGers, &c. Also fine ssOItment of
Plaid and Cloth Caps, some new and very desirable
styles; Also superior article aud latest style Of Silk
Ilais all going of "a Shade bclow'' PhTniX Block
prices. PRESTIss, HOPKINS u Co.
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DEADY MADE CLOTHING.-OVER
LII Goats of every style and quality; Froek do. do,
business do. panaloOns of every variety and price,
vests drawers, shirts, rappers, stocks, cravats, hose
&C.. large stock just received and will be sold to cor
respond with the low price of Wool by II. h. DAY.
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NOTICE--Dr. B. NORTON, would in.
lN form his friends aud the public, that he has moved
his office, to his Dwelling House, on Main So nearly
opposite the Town Hail. in Rayenna, whore he ready 10
attend to all the calls in his profession. ,.Y
August 16, "a. < ss5 fl0tEA 4J7+tf
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Petition 20 sell Lands.

Charlotte HOsEins and
Jacob V. Nell, admiH-
istrators OF James Hos
kius, deceased.
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Charlotte lloSkins, and
all heirs and legal rep
rcscntatiyes, Of James
uOskins, deceased,
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Charlotte Hoskius and
Jacob v. Nell, Adm's
0f James H0skins, de-
eaused.
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M E have splendid assortment of Goods
w and what is more we do not wish to keep them.
These are hard times, and whoever has the money to
spend have goods at almost no price We are
ound TO sell them, whether We make anything not.
We are not to be undersold. sa " 4i2t'4Y & ~
J.H., Bosrrtcx & Co..
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Masonic Notice.

~ The members of Unity Lodge No. 49, Of Free
@TkA and accepted Masons of R;venna, are request
SNT cd to meet at their Hall In Rayenna, on Mon
w day evening, Dee. 4, at 65 O'Clock P. M, at
which time the annual Election will take place,
es L. T. RICHARDSON, w. NJ.
IOUE r. DrWOI n c.o,,. = +.
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MR.. ALANSON K. KING, has this day
Nl been appointed Sexton Of the b6rying ground,
In Ravenna township by the Trustees Of said township.
Attest, A. B. GRIFFIN, Town Clerk,
RaEenna october o., 1854 a, 4 e7r3w( AL
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Petition 30 oxeeRie a con
tract between James hos
kins and JAMES HOOn.
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BOOTS and SHOES-A full stock con
ID sistng of Gents. Boots and Shoes; Ladies' Morocco
BoOtees, Caters, BuSkins Goat cnaml'd and patcn
Leather Shoes Children and Youths Shoes of ever,
description. Cali and "try them on.''
PRENTiss. HOpKISs & Co,
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Charlotte Hoskihs and
all other heirs and legal
ReErcsentatiyes o I
Jnmes Hosklns. decd.
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SATIN BONNETS-Ah!w we always sold
~ more Bonnets than any other house in town, and
our fall bonnets arc cheaper and more beautiful than
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-26
JOHN xIrcHxIL ARD Hrs nrsrIrv

When Mitchell, the Irish patriot, first
landed on our shores, his advent was hail.
ed by the Satanic HeralP' with plea
sure. When he taught Secretary Marcy
manners and craftsmanship, the chiel
who presides over its destinies went into
eestatic spasms. But, alas. change has
come over the spirit Of the s'Satanic's'
dream. Hear what he says:
I'VE are sorry to see that John Mitchell is
going the way Of Kossu b, Kinkel, and many
others OF the patriots who have come here
with great ecfat, and fzzled out after a few
weeks Of glory, A few days ago John Mitchell
was the observed of all observers; now there
are % none 80 poor as do him honor, The
whole press of the country is down upon him
and his paper. The former may be consid ed
as tolerably near biz extinguishnent; the Int.
ter, which began with circulation Of some
nifty Thousand, il said by the other journals t.
be in rapid decline -
What is the matter? Has Mitchell
refused to let Bennett use him that b,
speaks thus disparagingly Of the patrio
and his enterprises f-'l'-i-. ssi 5.ii@
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U We learn from PHILADELPHIA that
the selection Of Senator Cooper as Presi.
dent Of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad
Company is not satisfactory to the CITY
Councils Of the city proper. who threaten
to withdraw the subscription of $1,000 .OOO
nrde some two weeks since, if he does
not resign, so that they may secure a
creature Of their own to fill this import.
ant position. If they succeed in expell-
ins Mr.. Cooper from the Presidency Of
the road, BY Withdrawing their subscrip-
ton, it will not be the first time thew
have done this thing. A short time since
tey withheld their subscription or &C.
ount of the election of Christopher Fal.
nl' Esq as President, no was acknow.
LEGGED syall to be peculiarly fitted for the
rad because members of the Councils
O. uld not use him for their i,,,;i,;.lu,, 30.
Eandizement.
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THE NEGROES OF JAMAICA.-Jamaics,
= n s,,,,fier the fayorite British nnlieY.

THE NEGROES OF JAMAICA.-Jamaics,
rs 1t is. under the favorite British policy
of Manumission, is thus presented by
Bishop Knipp, in a letter published in the
Churchman, dated at Kingston-where
the steamer on which he embarked for
California stopped 'to COAL" "The
Streets 1.-THE Bishop says| "are crowded
with the most wretched looking negroes to
be seen on the face of the earth. Lazy,
shiftless and diseased. they will not work
since the manumission act has freed them.
Even coaling the steamer is done by wo-
men. About hundred march on board
in line with tubs on their heads, tubs
and ceal together weighing about 90
pounds,) and with wild song empty
them into the hold. The men work day
and then live on it a week. The depth
Of degradation to which the negro popu'
lation has sunk, is, We are told. indescIi'
bable. The inhabitants Of Sodom were
pure compared with them. ''Once, sait
q gentleman to Inc, .'you did not SEC NJ
untidy negro in the streets. Now, look
at ;hemI' pointing TO group Of squa!it
wretchcs. This is the unvarying testi
mony of all the residents have seen.
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pE RSONAL.

| .i:.ReV. r. Neil. formerly a Roman CatLO
lie parish priest in France, was last Sunda
evening ordained as IN evangelist minister b,
the Prcsby;ory of New York
I'M Scrruier, long attached to the Froncl
Legation in Washington, and now tic Frencl
| resident at Hesse Cassel, is about to be mar
| ried to Nile. Berthe Dis Ballet, the daughte
of Count Ballet Latour, Questor Of the Bel
.ian House of Representatives, and the nice
Of the Duke dc Bassano.
| ....Pleasure seekers Mt Baltimore are il
raptures with fair young American eques
TRAN, who is performing at the Front stree
theatre She is scarce fifteen years of are
and yet her form is fully developed She hal
brilliant complexion, handsome classical fca
lures, and symmetrical figure. This young
LAZY is said to be the best female equestrian i,
| the world
-. Accounts from Columbus, Ohio, stat,
! that the friends of Allen, Medary and Many
penny are 50 divided in the caucus of the Demo
| cratic members of the Legislature that the,
are unable to fix upon candidate for the U
S. Senate
| ....Ex-R Rev. Free Soiler Burr of the Nation n
Democrat, is bespatterins the Hon L. p Stan
| ton with praise. The Hon. gentleman would
fare better with his abuse A man could sur
vive SANDER and yilliication from such quar-
ter: bnt praise never. -.
-. Messrs. N. u. anal F. T. White of Gin.
cinnati, have liberated eleven slaves which
they lately inherited in North Carolina.
- Bedini was burnt in etiigy at Louisville
recently. The Courier says the ccremonie.
were conducted by large crowd OF Germans
who first iagsllatcd the cfligy, and then applied
the torch 10 it, When asked what they did
this for, one Of them replied in brol-en Eng
Iish, Vat for he como here? Tuyfe2 We
Mcricans Can take care Of ourselves Dun.
der :"
-. Baron Rothschild. while complaining
to Lord Brougham of the haydships of not be-
ing able to take his seat. said, = You know [
was the choice of the people To which his
Lordship replied, So was Barrabas''
....Ihc death Of Chester Jennings propri-
e:oi OF the old City llotel, New Y ork occurred
were displayed ut hnIf-mast in respect ~ bis
memory. correspondent of the Express
gives the following account of his remarkable
rise in fortune
When first l knew Mr. Jennings, he was 4
servant IN the City Hotel q maker of fires
and he attended to The backing of boots, and
the boot room. The Hotel was then kept by
Mir. Gibson. Dir. Jennings was frs. promoted
as head waiter in the dining room, and then
t. Tic bar, and rs assistant in the Office. On
the retirement of Mr. Gibson. under The pa
tronage Of Mr.. Weeks and Mr.. Astor, the own
ers, AIR. j. became the proprietor, and the
Hotel soon established its excellence, and
gained It's reputation all over the United States.
as then the best Hotel in the Union.o
....Dr. Newton Fox, one Of the oldest and
most respectable citizens Of Todd county, KY,
vas murdered near his residence in Trenton
few nights since hi
;. ....ole Bull was taken sick in Wilmington,
A. e., last Wednesday, and was unable to per-,
form or proceed on his journey to Charleston.
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The EASTERN WAH.-The London
Morning CAroniele of the 7th SIT
10 generally thought, both in London and
Paris, that the Emperor Nicholas is re.
solved upon war. Yet it may, perhaps,
be found that the last word of Russia
was reserved until further diplomatic
chicanery should have become impossi.
BILE. The chance of success in negotia.
ton may have been thought worth the
risk of rupture, and yet there may be
an intention to avoid decisive struggle.
On this very slender thread hang all the
remaining hopes Of peace; and the west
ern Courts have fully completed their
preparations for the more probable alter
native"
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AGENCIES FOR The STAR.

Prisons in BALEINoRE wishing to subscribe for the
DAILY Ereniag Say, can have il delivered to them
Che evening Of its issue, BY faithful carners, by
leaving their names at the store Of GATHERS &
BRO, corner OF Holiday aud Baltimore streets.
Al WILaSsToN. DBL, T. s. Z. BUTLER, ia
Market street, win attend IN the delivery Of the S.
fPHILApEtrHrA,J T. BATES, Mt the H1change'
ean furnish those who wish copies OF the Sar early
on tAe morning af>er its issue. .-itlHs@ .F
Al PORTSMOUTH AND NoRFoLK. Va, r. C. STA
PiEs, No. AZ High street, Portsmouth, is prepared n
serve the Sto1 regularly TO all who may wish il.
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TROUBLE AT TAxMANY.-The proprie
tors of Tammany Hall, New York, have
instituted an action in the Superior
Court against the members of the Demo-
cratic General Committee of the year
1852, to recover the sum Of 81 ,GI7, al
legged to be due for rent, broken glass,
broken furniture, refreshments, &c. MAY
be the developments won't be rich if the
case comes to trial
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: u Gathers Il Brother, corner of IIol.
b lay and Baltimore streets, Baltimore
ba.ve on hand a most beautiful assortment
o. Valentines, Of their own manufacture
? .heh they are prepared to dispose Of q
dealers at the lowest wholesale market
prices. We advise our friends in the
District, who purpose trafficiug in loves
missiles to give the Alessrs. Gathers a
e.ll.
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ChoLtRA AT ST. THoM!s.-The ship
Java which arrived here Yesterday re-
ports that the cholera is still raging at
st. Thomas. Up rto the 7th inst. it ha,,
been confined wholly 10 the lower class
OF negroes, but, on that day, it broke out
among the more respectable mulattoes in
easy circumstances, and seemed to be
Leaving the negroes. In population Of
1000 the number of deaths in twenty
four days was eight hundred and thr.e.-
Ne,c Bedford Mercurg, 23d. ~ ~--,I
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MURDER OF A FRMAIE.-A Miss Poor.
OF Allegheny city, Pa, whilst walking
through the streets on Sunday evening
last, was felled by a h on the head
rom person in disguise. She fingered
ID, stated mental alienation for some
days, and then died.
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70 We have received from Henry
Clay Preuss, Esq, "a Vision of Free
dom, one Of the rejected Latham Prize
Poems, neatly printed in pamphlet FORM
IL can be bought at our book stores.
i'rlce, one dime.
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Nc notice can be taken Of anonymous Communities
TINS. Whatever il intended fur insertion, must
. authenticated by the name and address of the
priter--not necessarily for public alton, but as
Guaranty of his good faih.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Comlauni-
entions.
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SUPERIOR CIGARS,

USE rcHved, which, in addition 10 former stock
- makes the most complete assortment Of fine
Havana GIG AIRS to be found i'm the District:
Hyguera, Prensados, III Delete Miller Comup.
Esranola, do La Eleisa do
Vigilancia, Pecticos, jill $50 do -. f.
III Ebro, Lopdres, Joeefita. Re,sl;s
the above choice brands Of Cigars, together with
9 large assortment of the finest brands of nounJ
lump and hne-cut Chewing and Smoking Toberco
snun, &c the subscriber Is prepared to furnish ~
al who wish first rate article. -
p i7'aS GEO. ". COCHRAN.
az a.. IN street, opposite Sat Intel once.
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U Wheeling, Va, has votcl by a
large ms, o1ty against granting licenses
70 ave rs. p.ll s..- Eino aEi0g tgie's
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BALL OF THE UNITED CLUB.

Vie "UNiTED CbyB'' mo respectfully inf rm
Their friends and the public generally That the
next BALL ill take plac. on MONDAY, Eel rusry
9th, 1854, ut Columbia Hall, Capitol Ill.,
Tickets ONE DoLLAR.to. he hai Of sny CT the
Club and at the door on the evening.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-26

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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-26
JAMES RATES.

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Csrter IF styles and President STREETS, BLGi,=ors
FfoIS7ING EHKEIS FOR WARRIIorSg'-
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over airy Iiaer had oil Hosting Nhet.ls They are
in genrrh use il New York Philad. lphi,. g, many
rev stores and Wa'chcucs in this r;ty, and in every
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