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Baltimore Markets, &C.

BALTIMORE, Nov. % Flour has advanced
There has been sales of Howard street flour at
SIS 37a$S so cts City mills -four s.. % cents
Wheat has advanced cts. White 81 s4a$l %
cents; red $l.75aSI g. cents. Corn 77aSO cts
Large sales.
1t is raining rapidly here, also at the North
AMI West.
At Philadelphia wheat has advanced cts.
and -four IS cts. per barrel.
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TO CONFECTIONERS.

DROPOSALS will be received until the first of
L December next for the exclusive privilege Of
selling Confec ionsry and other refrashme ITS, tex
ceptng Intoxicating drinks of all kinds at the Elk
hibition of the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
in February next, at the Hall of the Smithsonian
Institution.
The bidder must agree to it up the space allotted
to him, in ere itable style, and in harmony Will
the general decorations of the Hall He must ais,
give satisfactory evidence Ct his ability to furnish
articles of the very best quality.
The fommitte reserve the right to make tn,
award accor ing to their own judgment Aadr 81
Through the post ofice,) H. AMIDON.
nov lS-1H Sec of En- hihitinr o..
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j. X, HAKTV Eth,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE

: HE undersigned will continue the AUCTI IN
/ AND COMMISSION Blu SIN ESS, in the store
formerly occupied by d. B. Campbell & Co, No $50
Penn sylyana avenue, where he will keep consts tly
on hand large assortu ent of House Furniture of
every description Parlor, Bedroom and Cooking
Stoves, for coal and wood, Crockery Tin and Pla ed
Ware, and numerous other articles wanted by hou g.
keepers, all of which will he sold exceedingly low
for cash OF short approved credit
Consignments solicited, upon which liberal ad.
vanC. will be made. JOS. X. HAKTWELL.
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Heavy Fall of Snow at the East.

BANGOR, Nov. % We have had heavy
fall of snow here, and the storm is increasing.
There is, as yet no ice in the river, and nayi-
cation is good.
Since the recent heavy rains, the mills have
turned out a large quantity Of lumber. aud
there are several vessels taking in cargoes for
the Test and South. Vessels are in great de-
nand, and a. unusually scarce.
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New YORK Mvrkets-Advance of Breadstuffs

New YORK, Nov. 24.-Flour advanced here
half dollar since the receipt of the Canada's
news Canal IS so; Southern $S.75s$9 30.
Wheat advanced 9 cents.
Forty thousand bushels mixed corn sold at
90 cts Cotton dull. Stocks depressed.
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The Defaloation by Ex. Collector Rus sell

CLEVELAND, Nov. % The investigation by
the agent of the Treasury Department Shoes a
defalcation by OK Collector Russell, of his
port to the extent of about 500, 900 in duties
not accounted for. Russell Was indicted for
this embezzlement last spring, and recently
deposited with the United States district at
torney securities to the extent of about $50 600.
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Will be added

An aesc rtmsnt Of B ipke's, riano ard Table Co,
Table H,oths Eubr ider. Window Curtis ng
The goois will be arrau I'd for rAa pir = ion Al
TUESDAY o1ning.
The room w,l he comfortable warmed. TIL L.
dies ar" ar iculsTly INIT d t attend
Terme: f59 ant under cash; over that aim q
credit OF tive sud four months, for approved ct
dofssd notes, bearing interest
ROTIWSf & BROWN,
nov 9i-eafs Auc.;o-. .-o
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WOOD! LOOK AT THIS

DERSONS in want of we l-seasoned Oak fr,
Il WOOD can have it delivered to them at IT,.
residences in Washington, at 1862 per cord. This
is wood cut in the neighborhood of the city, and is
excellent Please leave orders th- counter Of the
Star Office. stating what usntty is wanted Orders
will BE- taken for wood in lots from one cord up to
twenty nov 20-tf
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Navy Officer lead.

BALTIMORE, Nov. "A Lieut. Monroe, OF the
U. S. Navy, died here last night.
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Il. b HALL, M. ID,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

7 ATE OF pn,,au~iphia, "a =, graduate in Allopathy
IL and Homeopathy, having had ext. nsive ex.
perience in the w rious departments of the profes
sion, offers his services to the citizens of
anu vicinity.
Ofics No. 429 Thirteenth street between q and
streets f'ffice hours until a. m; from 3 10 i %.
IN; and 7 to Ii.
References: VIM. A. Gardner, NJ d. Dean of tn.
Homeopathic Co!iegs Ps. and the PROBES. ion gen
sr.ii can "a
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FIRE GILUIN4. GALvaNtZINd, AND
SILVER-PLATING,
on ALL KINDS OF NATAL

on ALL Kinds OF NATAL
~ LAEARRE would respectful, lpfarm the pub
Z tic that &c has opened shop a. the corner
aud 10 streets, 10 the above business. nuu s
re dy to re Give OF ders in auy branch, Dsmsly:
FIkE GILuINu
On sll kinds of ornsm~pts for churches. chaiiccs,
eweis sui regatta for Free Ms-'nns, odd Fellows,
snd other socie les military ornaments, &c. A''c,
SILVER AND BRsSS WATCHES,
Chains, Goblets, Bccasts, Tea and Table sp"ons,
Dessert and Butter z ui4ee.
ELHUTRo SfLvER-PLLTINa
N Military orasrapt-, Fruit B0kctE, Walters,
canGjestcks, snd tsssets.
.so Silver clstins for Piuruh-Is,t.ss Filters. &c.
AZ o,raT"pts ior military, Free ascnps, oo6 fei-
lovs, apd ether seci-ties ard Cirbs made to order
on TIA ssortest notice.
FRANCIS LABAEPs,
Corc.r g snd 10th sts weGt aezr fs. sve.
@e-sa
DOyS' AND YOUTHS WINTER CLOTHING
ID We are recrving large y s0rth eat Of
Boys and louths' WINTER OL0YHING, Of Few
and fa-hiouable styles, CONSISTING Of
0vercoats and ralmes
Fro K and sack Coats
koundabouts Jackets,
Plain and fancy Cashmere Pants,
Cloth, SILK, tin and W. rino Vests,
White aud col led Shirts, subscribers, Gloves
Uaudt Oh efs Ho,-,y, &C r..
Making the rgest gu best variety of Boys VIM
ter Clio hang to be found in TINS city, which Eie
determined to sell at The lowest pricss
WALL Il STEPHENS,
Pa. avtnue, be. Ninth and Tenth TT eets.
next door II Iron Hall.
nov 7-tf News
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DIED.

AT ms residence, III this city. the Odd instant
w q. II. PAGE, in the 4lst year of his age
&C FgneTal service Will be performed at his late
dence, Oh Fifth street between and F. this
Friday afternoon. al O'Clock, pror to his remains
being removed to Virginia His friends and acQuain-
tai ces are respectfully invited to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24
Heavy Failure in Philadelphis.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 23-Messrs Reeves,
Buck & Co iron manufacturers. have failed.
Their Liabilities are stated at 100000, and
the assets at 81 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24
FLYING Cloud Safe.

New YORK, Nov "a, p. M.-The Flying
Cloud has just arrived here safe from Hong
Kong
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nVERCOATs a. TALMAs OF NEW
u and fas hinnahlp ls.irns

nVERCOATS a. TALMAS OF NEW
~ aud fashionable designs
Fiae Dress and Fr"ck Coats, all co!ors
business sack and frock
Plaid AMI cOlored Pantsoons, all qualities
Fine Velvet, i k. and Satin Vests
Cloth, Tweed and Cashmere do
G-nf's fiue whit and colorei shir's
Heavy Merino aud Cot on Uu'srs hirts
Do do Drawers
HID IS Crsvats, : orks, Gloves, Hosiery
Col ars, Suspe- drrs, -.
Emb ac;ng tn. largest and most superior assort-
ment OF g-ntlemen's fashionable garments 10 lie
found in the city, which We viii dispose OF on the
most reasonable terms at very low pric.s
WALL 4 STEPHENS.
Mex. q. or 10 the Iron hali,
70. s,snrs, between 9th and 10th SIS.
nov 22-f
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By ROTH WE'LL q BROWN II, Auc q
FVENING SALE AT TIE NEW sTORE-un
Il SATURDAY evening, he 25th met, We shal
sell at our new Auction store. Louisiana aver III
variety Of new and desirable articles of Dry Go d.
such AZ
Blankets, Shawls, Merinoe, Alparas Flsnnels
Undershi, Is, Drawers, Crsvats, Gloves
Handkerchief, Ribands
C liars Table Li-en
Also, variety of Fancy Articles, with supdry ar
ticles Of Hardware, &c.
ROTHWELL 4 BROWN,
nov I'D Auciic nsers.
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Wants.

w AhTED.-A WHITE WOMAN, LATELY ar
w riveu in this city from New Hampshire, Al
phys for situa ion as Cook or Eousekeeper. TIL
hest Of recommendations if required. Apply at this
Office. nov Dit
IA ANTED 20 RENT-A NEAT TWO STORY
w House. brick wood. One quite small AMI
with few roc ms will answer: Address IN, }" at this
cfhce, giving the terms and location
nov "a st*
VA ANTED-A WHITE FsMALE SERVANT
w who will be treated as one of the family
which is small, consisting only ct husband. wife,
and child Apply at NJ =. SMITHS. Dress Maker,
street bet~ cen Tweif snd Thirteenth
nov 22-2t*
"a ASTED tenan' Tor the Grocery Sore r.
w ner OF Third and Market street. Georgeto wn.
nov Is
ATANTE1-sIX Oh hIGRT MORE. DANES 70
W work on 3 place. near the city for the winter
OK year. Board found
Also, Man who has some knowledge of black.
smlthing, and good cook washer and irGncr.
LLOYD co,
Opposite Treasury, 18Th street
once open nom to 3daily. oct 25-lm
NTAETS "a EGROES.-TLssubs ey>e
w all times in the market buying SLAVES. pay
Ing the CHEST cash prices. Persons having Sfsves
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal
tinore, Md, Slatter'e Old stsnd) Slaves taken en-
feb Fly B.M.& w. l.. CAMPBELL
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Loss of the sloop-of-War Albany.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. PA private dis
patch here announces the loss of the sloop-oi
war Albany.
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NOTICE.-The Store OF the undersigned, 80
~ Peonsylvanis avenue, is now rift ed ard will
he opened tomorrow. Among other consignnen 8
ne LAS for sale cheap, LII egnifcent Chinese BED
SPREAU and two Sets of rare TEA POYS, toge ther
with choics selection o. Chinese WINDOW
SH ADES-to which the attention OF house Keepers
and OTHERS is respectfully invied. If net sold be-
fore Saturday next they will be re-shipped to the
consigno.. T. s j. JOHNSON
20-4t
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JUST PUBLISHED,

MARTY MEsRIvALh, HIS x MARK.-By
WI Paul Creyton. illustrated.
The Better Land or The Believers Journey and
Future Home; by Thompson
Cases Of Conscience, by Pike and Hayward This
is most searshins, instructive, and entertaining
book.
The American State sman, or Illustrations OF The
Life and Character of Daniel Webster, designed for
American Youths; by nev. Joseph Banvarl.
Memories of Grandmother, by Lady of Massa.
chnsatts.
Clinton, book for boys; by simonds.
Precious Lessons from the Lips of Jesus.
Lowest thou Me? Both book, by the Rev. Daniel
Wise For sale by
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
nov 92-3t No a9s SIEVE, tn street
"a PIECES BLACK SILKS, VERY
~ rich and cheap
20 pieces Parametta Cloth, at rs cts, cheap
French Merinos, all shades, Is cts.
Rich Merino Plaids
700 yards "A French Chiptz at 10 cents, a little
damaged
Together with many other great basgains for cash
WIN. X. RILEY,
Corner Eighth st., opp. Centre Market.
n0v 01-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

- IHGOL BOOKS OF every desert, tiUL at tn.
- iovept publishers prices, at
sep2 TAYLOR 4 4AVRY'S, near 9th q.
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Auction Sales.
BY T. s. J. JOHNSON,
GEO II, DYER. Auction aeP


WIILL be sold at 10 o'clock n the f,renoon, and
w in the evening on sArURDA thu 2bth
instant. at ths Auction and CouDission Store a
the w dersigued, g. Penn svsnue, I'm, selection
Of Household and Kitchen Forfeiture, consisting o
part Of
Mahogany sofss, Bureaus, wardrobes
French and Ordinary Bedsteads
Marble top Bureaus and Cen-e Tables
Site, dressing, card and Dining Tables
Tete.atetss. mahogany snd Walnut spring seat
Chairs
Rosewood, mahogany and walnut Whxtn6ts
Rare ChiDese Teapoys and Chsue e Blinds
Hat Racks, mohogany Stands. Bssss and To bles
Mahogany assistants double AMI single
Do secretary, efie e Tables, &c.
Office and Office pivot Chsirs, superior
Enamel'ed and plain Cottage Sets
Chinese Wardrebes
Fine Oak, Psrlor and Demi Chairs
Beautiful sett of Enamelled Chairs
most splendid worked silk al d satn Chinese Eel.
spread
Together with general assortment Of HOUSEHOLDS
and House furnishing articles Chiaa, @ ass and
Stoneware, Cutlery and Hardware, too numer GUS to
mention. T. 3. j. JOHNSON.
nov 24-1t
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lDENkHYN AND IRON MANrGLs-dsy be Be, q
l. a beautiful assortment Of these chap and do
rable srtice, at the Of Penn syvsnia avenue
and Tenth street, over tie Washington Savings
Bank. RALPH HASKINS
nov 18-eOtf
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WOOD FOR SALE

ON LIEUT.. HUNTERS UPPER farm, TWO
~ miles rom the Long Bridge, above the toll
gate, in Alexandria county, Va PINE AND OAK
WOOD ;nr sale. Oak, - ca and Pine 81 l21 De,
cord. Apply to W. CARLIN. Agent
nov l4-lm
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NEW BOOKS AT SHILLINGTON,S

- VI mi H's Theatrical Journey Work
~ Sat- Water Bubbles
The Lost Heir ess, Swell Life at Sea
The Pride Of Life
trosress and trsjudie
The News Coy, 81.
All the late Nos of the London Illustrated New
containing the latest from the seat of war In
the Esst
Latest Fashion Books and Literary Periodicals.
All tn latest Newspapers, and ever, thing b.
longing 10 tie Stationery line at
SuIL'1SGT iN'% Zoe kstor,
Corner # Pa. syrru. aud ~ street
nov lS--tT ,J,ts1
pores aAPHiUaL Raw NG.-A M,NUAI
L OF roPographica. Drawine, by Lieut. N mt x. 8
al West Point, with snsravings For faia ~
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
aoY n Booksellers, near Ninth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

'1>HE MOST DIFFICULT AND COMPLICATED
Z Watches pu' in good order by first class
workman, and WATT ,ntst, at 4l8 Pa. ave-, Sign Of
Large Sfreat Eagle. II. 0. HOOD.
Nov 21-;f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNE r.
- sHlP.-The co-partnershiP heretofore ex
i'ung bstween the undersigned, HENRY r. WILSON
and DAVID A. BROOKS. in the Patent Agency bust
ness In the city OF Washington, Was, on the 18th
instant, dissolved by mutual consent and the bust
ness will hereafter be conducted by the said DAVID
A. BROOKS, who Is authorized to close up the bust
ness Of the late firm of wilson & Co.
HENRY +. WILSON,
DAVID A. BROOKS.
Washington, Nov. 20, 1864-nov 2l-3:*
District OF c Olu IN bis,
COUNTY or WASHINGTON, ~1
7 HEREBY certify that Charles Lawson, Of said
i county, brought beIore me, he subscriber Ole
Of the Justices of the Peace in and for said county
this twentieth Jay of More nber, 1854, asiray,
tresspassing on his enclos RE- dun Mare, about 9
years ole, fifteen h-ns high, small blaze in fore
head right hind foot and lore f-et white, faxen
name and tall trots and works vel.
Given under my hand and seal TIL. Goth day Of
November, 1854. q. ASHFORD, J.P.
The owner IF the above described mare is request.
ed to prove properly, pay charges aad take her
away. CHhS. LAWSON,
At corner l4th and streets, Island.
21-2tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

That SILVER TRUMpET.-Iron Hall was
filled, on Wednesday evening last, by those
who came As well to witness the presentation
of the silver trumpet, as the excellent perform
ances of the Parrows. Upon counting tho
number OF tickets sold by the rivll com panies
it was ascertained that the Northern Liberties
Fire Company had sold the greatest number.
Eight hundred and thirty eight was the mum
Der sold by the victOrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

STURAGE-fhose having Fun niture, Dry aoous,
~ groceries, DC, to be stored, will find ample &c.
conmodaticns in the large, airy, fag-stone-p sved,
and dry Easements under the scar Office, corner Pa
avenue aud Eleventh st. apply At The Star office
oct 25-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

NJ AkriN hEKlVALE. Ais MARK, BY PAUL.
NJ Grey ton. Theatrical journey ~"lk. Just re-
0oNed 81 TAYLOR . MAURY'S
nov A.u Bookstore, near 9th 1t,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

A COOP JOKE The editor of tie Methodist
Protestant, printed at Baltimore In speaking
of Billiards. celebrated Panorama of New
York City which commences its IL hi bition
here at Odd Fellows Hall next Tuesday even
Ing. says I'VE were amused on Iste visit
at an Old gentleman and lady who sat behind
us When the bfrds eye Utec Of tie Gig vas
before the audience, ere the unroitiIg - the
great painting bad commenced, be party TOT k
up the idea that tcha. aoos before Them scaA
alt that scas to BE- seen. Waiting some ten
minutes they became thoroughly Sd isfed of
this fact and with al air Of soule rmpoIianas
as though they had been sold, they rose and
in quite stately manner left tho premises. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-OPPOsfFE TIE
y Patent Office, Walkers Row, Ninth st House
AL. nov cO-At*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

LEGENDARY ATTMEPr We learn that some
house burning rogue, after stealing all tn
keys in the house of E. K Lundy, ESQ 10,
Gated at No. 4S Low avenue Georgetown. ct
tempted to set the house on fire. Fortunately,
the effort proved abortive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

HTO" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il late office OF the Evening Star, on st., within
fifty yards of its junction with Twelfth street and
Pa avenue. The building is of two stories. The
lower story being divided into three convenien Mt
rooms, and the upper being a large single room It
will afford two convenient small shops, fronting on
d street, with ample working in the rear. Al
so convenient painters or carpenters or other
mechanics werA shop above Apply at Star ofi.e.
oct Z5-u
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EOR X n Il II GH LE.-THE MODERN
u Fcur-story Brick House on Thirteenth street
near E, east side. The house is in good repair dry
cellars, and TO good te .ant the rent will be low
Possession given on the let November Apply to
oct Soft JAS c. McG(JIRE Amer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

LfOR RENT.-A small Frame HOUSE, No. So
l. Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets. To responsible tenant the rent will b.
very low. Apply to EK LUNDY,
No 1913 Bridge street. Georgetown.
Or No. 400 street. Washington, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

IrOR RENF.-A PAKLuk AND BED HAMBhR
1 furnished or unfinished, opposite BROWNE
Hotel, NO. 347, in one of the best and plessanteet
locations in the city. apply at the confectionery
store OF JIG. WEAVER.
nov LIFT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

WATCH RETURNs.-Jas. Brown, drunk an,
disorderly; fine and costs. VIM NayIor, -
do. VIM. Henderson, dsorderly; dismisse
John Fox, fighting; security for court. Dav
Pyne, breach of peace; security for peace
Geo Sha kelford, profanity; fine and coSs
J. Ponder, drunk; do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

u ANTED A tenant Tor the H1ocery sore r.
w ner o. Third and Market street. Georgeto wn.
nov Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

LtOR RENT.-The spacious STORE ROOM on the
L corner of Seventh and sire ITS is tlr rent It
ia one Of the best stands for business on the itreet
and has good dry celtar 1t has bsen used for the
dry Goods business, and is ready shelved Apply to
kOFHWELL BROWN,
Iouisara avenue, op pesite Bank of Mashin gton
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Boarding.

nhn NOV.LS-A LANCE NUMBER LAID
" aside bv the undersigned to send to auct on.
may be bought IL the mean time at auction prices
or 'ess. from FHANCK TAYLOR
pOv ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

4 VERY DESIRABLE SrURE TO LEr-IHE
N store on the east side of Eleventh street, one
door north of Penns lvan;a avenu-, lately occu-
pied by MI. Dyer as an auction and commission
store, is for rent low to good tenant. Apply to
@. A. RANDALL,
nov 14-tf Corner Twelfth and ID streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

AT ALEXANDRIA, the Common wealth VS..
Arlington, indictment for murder, jury failing
to agree were discharged, and tho case coz.
tinued to May term, 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

nONT YOU WANT A HOdt?-lOO BUILDING
~ Lots for sale on easy terms to suit any person
that wants to build Fine store house on corner O
seven and streets to let.
WALTER A. TRUE, Carpenter and Builder,
G, between Seventh and Eighth street
oct M-lm*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

Mr.: THos. c. CONNOLLY has been electe
superintendent of the approaching exhibition
of the metropolitan Mechanics Institute. He
is gentleman of capital address, and will,
doubtless give satisfaction to all in the posi-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24

ON CAPITOL III L-FHREE VERY LESIRA-
" Bile Building Iots No. /, Is, and 16 in Square
1877. between East Capitol and SITS. south, Third
square of Capitol Grounds, will be sol on &C
commodating terms on application to G. Crandell,
No. SO stree,, near Tenth, Island.
Also. several otners in Square S72.
oct 25-1mx
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-01
WA, ILL, SATURDAY, APRIL I, 1854.

oeeh iniil"nccd. ! ceasing to pres. i,s fumer de-,
ni'.'-' Wy desire to occupy footing whci, vii
enable 1t TO hlyc eome influence IN opposing Am
mex llon 10 the United States
he climate Of these islands is probably more
''inhHoa1 and equal in temperature than any
"'her on the globe The mean trmrrratare al
lhls place, Of 1853. wns 75b In the month If
January. OF tha same wear, il was 72l. and in
July 'S9, showing d llerence Of only 6S de-
ereeS between The mean Temperature nf mid win
Ter ana md summer. On ln6 sd " morning Last
the 'hern"me'or (Falteuheit) aioud at Gs 10
gree The lowest point known lar years
The staple productions are sugar C fee. pot,
toes arrow root wheat. &c. Most Of ae tropi
ca' 'ruit' are also ra'-ed ia great perfection 7
nave seen some specimens Of wheat from the is.
land OF Kauai, fully equal to n,thng Of he krnd
ever RAISED IN Illinois. Strawberries ami beaches
are also common in all the upland regions Mel
on7, and the usual garden vegetables abound
and are in condition for the table at most season.
Of The year
The soil formed cf dccomrosed Volcanic ,ocL
and ashes, mingled with vegetable mould. !, ,x
ceedingly rich especially in the valleys.
There are eight inhabited islands in m. Hawai-
an Archipelago, will, names and extent as fol