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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-08

SLY E DOuB PLATES L. NUMBERS.
EOR UWEi LINGS, OFFICES. CNITRCu
Il PEWS, STATE ROOMS, HOTELS, &c.
OF this celebrated article, manufactured by Whip-
PIE I.ivermore. We have received the sole
agency FOR the District Of Columbia
The plates are OF all sizes end Of beautiful de-
signs exhibiting superior finish; and lettered or
numbered In style unsurpassed in point OF ele-
gance They are warIah' ed TO contain a large
quaptly OF pure silver, and thus TO he more dura-
BILE, as well rs more beautiful and lower priced
than silver plated articles
Samples may be seen at my store.
II SEMkEN,
hoV'-u $50 Pa. avenue
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NOR THE CHIIngCN

EOR THE CHILDR To-, - =
BOXES OF Furniture. Dolls and Doll Us,ds'
, Trades, wagons, building Blocks, Magic Ian,
arns, Targets, Battledores, Graces, with 5rsa,
Naais , oi Novelties suitnsle for Presents, at
LAMMoND'S, Sevenih street. .
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GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SEC
ONn.NAND EUkNITUBE.

OhEAE DAhShbNS IN NEW AND SIC.
OND-HAND FURNITURE.
EoHsekS.PerS and Others, IOOk to tOHr irteTsStS,
~ THE SUBSCRIBERS ADOPT rwG3
" this method Of returning their-EV
m grateful thanks 10 generous pub
1'lic for the literal commandments.
extended To them Stree they have commenced bus
mess, and now bee leave To invite the especial at
tent on Of all persons in we nj of CABINET FUR
NlTI RE and HOUSE KEEPING GOOnS
generally to their large aud comp etc stock which
they Will guaranty 10 sell cheaper than any o. her
estab i>hment in tie city. Our stock con ,isrs in
part as follows:
Marble top and other Bureaus
Marble top and Mahogany Centre Tables
Walnut extension Tables
Mahogany and walnut Sofas
BcofcaSe and Writing Desks
fs aGGSa 1 Bt feaG i1 a1f 18th, gheE RfSeads
Wardr hes, SidehuardS
Mahogany, walnut cherry. and pine Tables
Washstancs. lei Ct Tables
Mahogany and pine W OrkStandS
Ha' Racks and mehO. ANY Side Tables
very large assortment OF Mahogany cane.
and wcOd-Se.t Chairs. very cheaD
lot Of Carpe:ing aud oil Cloth
Glass and Creek ~ Ware
GirandOeS and Clocks
Cooking and other Stoves
An as, OF ment Of Kitchen Utensils, &c &c.
Together with every article usually required in
hOus~ keeping.
The above goods with man. o her articles NOT
enumerated, will be sold II astonishingIy low
prices for cash or 10 punctual dealers at the Usual
credit. Persons in want OF great bargains will
ind ii grea ly to their advantage &c call and exam
Inc oar stock BEFORE making thsir pgrcha e.
particularly those who are temporarily located in
Washington and drSirou5 Of commenting house
keeping without mourning Leavy expense Re-
member the place
New Furniture Exchanged for Secondhand
REPAIRING and VANISHING really eye
cuted a the shortest nGti-e
BONTZ & COOMBS
Cheap furniture dealers, No Bog sth street
near Northern Liberties Market
nov S-polm
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YNIIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
Il scriber hath obtalnet from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, In the Districtof Co
lumbia, letters OF administration on the Persona
estate Of John - KimSalI late Of Wash Ing ton
County, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with he vouc hers thereof 20 tn
subscriber, on OF before the 9th day OF Novenlbt
next; they may otherwise By law be excluded
from ali benz hit Of tine said estate
Given under my hand this 9th Cav If n ovember
1855. THADDEUS. a. JONES,
nov 9-law3w Administrator
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SOIRT HsNSaNEE

AT YOUNG'S ASSEMBLY ROOM
MONS. COCHEU BEGS LEAVE TO IN
4sA form the L,,iies and Gentlemen Of this city.
that his SORES will take place every Thursday
evening instead OF riday evening. rs mentioned
in former advertisements roy ,-lt&
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MISS H., nsAJ..E.I

RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE Ladies'
~ Of Georgetown ana Washington that A..
she Will open a splead!d assortment ofS
French MILLINERY o. Saturday, Nov ~
10th, at her Store Bridge street, between Ieer-
son and Congress Streets, Georg etown
nov 7-3t%
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VNiE QUEENS OF ENGLAND, OF TIE
n House or Hanover, vols, by Doran
Table Traits with something on them. by pcrsp
vol
, lie PRAYERS, by w. Gilmore Simns, vol
The Match Girl, novel.
move FRANCK TAyIOR
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HNNDS0ME WINTER MILLINERY.
M RS. j LANE WILL OPEN HAND
- some assortment Of Winter MiLLI-s~
NERf on Saturday, the 10th inst, COM 49,
p,lslnS fashionable assortment of BON 49,
NETS, RIBBONS. FEATHERS, CAPS WI
FLOW ERS and HEAD Dr. ESSES, TO which
she invites the attention Of the ladies
Bridge street, between Congress and High SITS
Georgetown. nov ? as
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ODD FELLOWS, HAIL.
ODD FELLOWS HAIL.
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS
GREAT TRIUMPH,
A GRO wDE ED HOUSEr
Shouts of Laughter Rounds OF Apnlsn..,,

S1IVuss u OF AppIGCfeI
THE MANAGER RETURNS HIS THANKS
a TO the ladies and gentlemen Of WsshinV,or
city for the very substastial reception they 70,
dsTed 10 the New York ETHIOPIAN BUR-
LEeQUE OPERA TROUP PIE on Nordsy n,vb,
their 1rst appearance ia this city. He Is happy ~
announce tLa. the success Of this Model T,oxns
during ;hei: late Western tour Is without mani.
lel-their entertainments having rever failed 10
receive the universal praise Of every beholoer
While they contain ell the elements Of NOVEL
FI, WIT and HUmOR, there is 20 lang, .gs 70
offend the mot sensitive.
H. CONCERTS EVERY EVENING THIs
WEEK. Also, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON
for the accommodation az SCI oo,s and families ~
which teachers will be- admitted free and idren
IN a body 10 cents each
Front seats invariably reserved for ladie. srs
gentlemen accomp sny Ing them.
Doors open att Z Concerts commence u7
o'clock
move r RAMSBOTTO. Pronr,e,or
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TO THE PERLIG.

U NE Il z BLU.
TNHE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE will no.
> be IN service on Thursday, Fri eIE.
day and Saturday Of this week it,E.SZzE.seEs
Is the intention 10 arrange her furnace Tor burning
Coal. JAMES A EVANS rr,.,oa
1-.H
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FRESsI ARRIVAL.

ME- HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED ONE
w case Of Misses and Children's Fan A.
cy HATS. FLATS and CAPS. les en- q
urely different from any yet out, and prices ~
much lower, as they come q! ,eot from the manu-
facturers.
FURS
Parents and others purchasing the above goods
will find it greatly 20 their advantage by calling II
the new esta biShme.t
NO extra profit for exhibiting goods al
BUTT q HOPKINS'S
Cheap Cash Store, corner Pa av and 9th ST..
between the National and Browns Hotels.
&C 30-eO.lw
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A pnD DID IT sUrPLY OF TAPESTRY

pDIIIONAt. StFPEY OF TAPESTRY
"a BRU SSELS CARPETINGS. Just received
ana on sac bales DC pieces) eleg ant new style
English Tapestry Brrssels CARPETISGS
which are going al unusually low prices
Also, bales elegant and cheap Administer ard
Velvet Rugs
bale English oval shaped cocoa Door Mats,
new and superior aTtinle
bale JGte do, bale Manila do, bale par
lor do.
- Also daily expected, fun supply superior floor
Oilcloths, in sheets. 10 he cut 40 70 order
All of which will be sold Is low as The lowest
oct 2e--eo2w CBAGETr, DODSuN a. CO
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MADAME Y.

- ESPECTFCLLf INFORMS TIE PUB
~ lie In general, that she will give information
In a.! the Affairs relatiEg 70 Life Il es,tn Wealth,
Marriages, Love, Journeys. Law Suits ID ficu.ties
IN business, Absent Friends, SIckne,s and Ieath,
eho IN IeSPect 10 al other subjects She is also
able 10 tell The Ages OF persons by readny nun
oers. All those who wish 10 consult Madame x.
VIII please call soon, as she viii remain In the
CITY but short time. She can be consulted al all
hours OF the day and evening. Her name is en- the
doOr-at No. 2e5 18th street corner OF ID. on re
left hand side. Gentlemen 50 cents and ] aides
% novS-2ws
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FOR THE FALL TRADE,

FOR THE fail TRADE.
STEVENS, BROWNS HOTEL, NOW OF
~ fer the largest and most complete assortment
of GENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS ever offer
ed by hem, and of the newest and best impo;ta-
tons, and bought In the st few days for cash
and presume the prices will be OF lie loves
Buying they DO for cash, they feel assured thai
their prices viii be low, and the extent Of theii
business gives assurance 10 their customers thai
goods will be of tie newest ard best STYLES
STEVENS;S
nov ST SaleSroom. Browns Hotel.
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The Approaching Season.-It cannot now
be Iuabted that the next winter in Washing
ton Is to be marked by the sojourn among us
Of much larger throng Of fashionable and
wealthy people from distance, not connected
with Congress, than ever before. The signs
point to the probability that thousands Cd
thousands will Come anu go ere summer again
sets in, as the same class Of persons are in the
febit Of visiting Saratoga, Newport, Cape
May, Old Point, and other such places in their
season. This is as it si.oGIl be. Washington,
during the sessions Of Congress, offers more at
fractions to persons OF wealth, taste, and lei
surt, than any other spot in the woili, save
Paris. The expenses Of living here, so that
the stranger may enjoy the familiar society Of
the distinguished per Ons, American and for
eign, in American public life, are not more
than halls the pecunilry cost Of scjOurning in
either London or Paris, in the style necessary
to enable one to eujoy the society of the lite
rati and men of distinguished reputation Us
Swans and civilians in either capital.
In astieipatiOn of the rush to W ashington
Of those to whom Yo refer above, the empires
SaSios q orr great hotels have for the last
thGee months been straining every nerve to
place their various establishments on n foot
ing Enh tie most celebrated houses in either
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E,ASCY HAIR ORNAMENTS CT any sug-
IL gested devise, such az BRACELETS, PINS,
EARRINGS, RINGS, FLOWERS, made u
order, al short notice
ID Persons may rely upon their own hair be-
Ing used. IL. SEMkEN,
3]O Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th SITS.
nov S-if
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Lively Times For the last twcnty-four
hours Washington has been in a condition of
excitement difficult to be realized by those not
within its limits. Of course all this has been
with reference to the recent elections, which
in their results have fairly baf1sd the calcula-
tions of all parties who pride themselves on
being sbrewd and usually correct calculators
in such cases, in advance Of the actual voting.
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CESTLENEN'S sBisVFT.S.-A very large
VI assortment OF Gentlemen's SIIAWLS this
day opened, OF the newest and best styles. at
STEVENS'S SalesToom,
novS-3t Browns Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19
Court OF General sessions.
Before Hon Recorder Smith.


JANUARY 1s-CAar0s ef Robbery -Thoras Wells
Joh Gion, John Manyan, and Mary Ann Forsyth were
jointly indicted for rtbbins Fraucs Osborne Of "a In
money, while in house Of i'll fame in Little Water
evidence against the prisoners that given by the
at the time. He moreover man OF bal character
being In prison under four indictments tor pa sing csan
tereit money. The jury therefore wous credit his
story without corrobora;ion which was not produced
Verdict, not guilty.
Claiming Money Under False Preferc,s Adam Ma
than INDICTED for obtaining money from John Xantsn
German emgrant, by false representation, fhe story
told by complainant vas that tie I'd Of septe ber h.
left Antwerp, previous to which DO oota nod ticset
from Rscbmuer and Lcescher, isknowlo lginy the re
cept Of half his passage money and direct ug balance
to BE- paid in New York Before labdinz hers the de-
PENDANT representing himself as Georieh Rischmuller
took compaina nts tcxet, aud obtained from hun 3l3
giving her ticket IN r-tnrn which 10 take
the bearer from New iork To Chicago, but was found
10 BE- good ooy as far "a Bad.lo Mr. Phlips for the
defendant qaaso the indicm. OF on no ,rouud
that The coyn plsirsct was wrttnn Hauten IN
stead Of xanten, and the jury accordingly found spe
eial verdict In couequtpee Of this the
indi tmept ard the proof
Larceny --wepi.l krockle, q German rns indicted
for stealing watch and chain from Bertha Liehus;
waite In the capacity Of baker he vent into her rosm
(13 Mulberry street) tho 9th " October 20 lave
bread The defendant proved 10 hsv. been In the
complsnsnts room by witness sho testified that he
bm there with watch IN h,s haod; sni .his VA.
the evidence against him trading TO estaosa bis
guilt Numerous witnesses we're examined IN prove the
prisoners previous scoo character Verdict not guilty
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BROADWAY TBkArRE--The grand spectacle OF " Cinde-
rella" u still drawing large houses, ana viii likely con-
tnue for the next week. The manager has spared
noeIpersein producing tim sEendor The performances
throughout is very good and Miss pynes vocAaston
affords the utmost pleasure. Mr. Borrani great ia
vorite, and dcservedly 40.
BowyRY TnKArxE-The popular dramatic and eques-
trian actress la Belle Adams, appears 10 night In the
her famous horse Cinderella The drama Of the Crock
OF Gold" VIII commence the entertainment, and they
viii close With the dra.aa OF " Kit Carson"-Ar W. 4
Der as Kit Carson,
Burrows THEATRs.--The pieces announced for this
evening by Manager Burton the comedy OF Secrets
Worth Know ng,o in which Burton, Jordan, Johnston,
Miss Ray mond, and Mrs Hughes appsarthe orchestra
viii play select pieces OF music, and the entertainments
will close with the satire Of "Apollo In New YORK;
Burton as Jupiter.
and Morning. % being much admired AND having dra xn
good houses 10 announced again for his eyenins-Les
ter, Blake, Bfougham, Bland Miss Rosa Bennett and
Mrs Copover In the leading parts "a Lady and Gen.
tlsmsn in Peculiarly Psrplexng Predicament" closes
the amusements.
METROPOLITAN TmArnz Il new drama, fonnIsd upon
the in India will be produced TO night. II Vs. en-
titled "samoe, or the Elephant Of Anghanistsn," In
which all the principal menbsrso OF Whlarfs dramatic
company appear. The amu.ements commence With va
rious feats M the ring by Sands equestrian company.
AHmrAN MosKun.-Tbe amusing piece IA Like as
Two Peas and the comsdietta Of Giving Two Past"
announced for the afternoon, and In the eveaing the
historical piece Of wallace with hessrs. Scott Clarke,
Hadway and Mas Nstaysr in the principal characters.
woob's MiStrnrs, MscHASrcs' HAII--The entertain
menus gwen befe ae, NJ usual WeH at.shaeo. various
sores, instrums ntai pieces, and the Mummy are tbs
features Of the ever ing
BrckITy's srH0ApFas Negro melodies, plantation
jig violin solo, and the burlesgue the opera OF Cen
derelah need Tor this evening Mr.. Sho
tales his benefit on Saturday evening Let him have
bumper.
DcsAIDsoS's OPxaA HousE--Hope Chapel IL visited
nightly by large numbers 70 hear The EthIpon dsnea
tions Of this company. The Masquerade ends all"
Ma y. y. BuHcss takes his benefit Sunday evening
At the Metropolitan theatre. The concert viii be OF
interest several accomplished artists have volunteer
I'd their services.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

THE BosroS MILITARY DfsBASpxBsr.-rhe Bos-
ton Telegraph learns that COL B. Y. Butler, OF Lowell
viii resist the disbanding the Irish companies In his
gin emit We presume by refusing TO transmit the ORDER
and thu. bringing in self before court martaln Tho
Telegraph ssysH is sail that Col Butler, Who IL
Of the msst eminent lawyers In the STATE Il confident
that there IL nothisg In the constitution laws OF tho
State which gives the Governor the power which he has
exercised. We believe that the Supreme Court has
supervisory power the proceedings Of courts
tiA, that the reports we hear correct aud re-
tstspee 10 made the highest tribunal Of the state win
be called upon TO give Judgment Col Nelson, who, as
chairman Of the Committee Of the Council gave the ad-
vice " the Govsrnor, 10 also lawyer Of emissoes.
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title to his vast real estate In and around st. Lpis ID
free from any lien or mortgage Who doubts the sol
vency Of Daniel d. Pager Who Doubts tho integrity, the
high honor Of Henry D. Bacon, or Edward Wyman and
why shall fear be entertained ofthemf But Duncan
Sherman Co. refuse TO pay some drafts Of Page
Bacon, who worth probably twice much those
Who dshonor them, and orsooth, all business is to
be derar ged AMI gil solvent bankers to be de-
ranged In consequence
Now my fellow citizens, let meet this crisis we
can, and should, and Monday next let show
confidence in ourselves and bankers, ami all will
be well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

SHIP CARPENTERS SrRIKs-GREAr EXCITEMENT
AtoIHs-A great deal Of excitement caused yes-
terdsy Algiers, by strike among the hands working
at the various docks The employers had reduced the
wages and increased the II dinner in
thevfore This the hands did not like, and being all
combined, refused 70 10 vcrt During the day they
rang be which IL has been the custom 10 ring for toe
Assembling Of their association Tina the poyers is.
took for signal ct revolt STRIKE and at once applied
20 The Chief Of Police Of this city for detachment DO
Ice strong force seat over but the alarm proved
70 have been unfounded and the Knights Of the Club
and Crescent had 10 rch back and without their lives
having been jeoparixed. The strife st continues
and MAY be trouble before u ends another
police force was called for last nisht.-Sne 0rIeaas
Dsfa, jan 10.
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fHE MONETARY EXCITEMENT AT ST. LOUIS.

p~0o n Hacon,s Circular-Run the Bank
p EInuses Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
TIE eoIvency OF So. Louis Bankors-Stand-
mig OF Page q Bacon, De.
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The Chicago papers of the latest date furnish the
following quota tons Flour, city mills and family
brands s. 25 country brands IS 5c07 90 orsuperfne
s77 SO for winter wheat flour; 81 50S rs for extra
Sales 100 bbls Albany mills 81 a61s Wheat, common
and fair spring 81 01 49, prime and choice for milling
and export 81 3601 49, red and yellow winter 81 SSO
so; prime choice white do 81 45iD1 Co. Corn, sales
at sec delivered to warehouse t in demand at Soc
delivered to warehouse Barley s101 u.s. Rye sales at
eOc Flax seed 81 IS. Timothy steady at s202 25-
Clover S. 5O06 co. Sugars N. o. common to fair 6a0
5slc; fair to prime 5a406c; prime to choice 6O6Ac
Molasses plantation 30i32c; 33035c sugar house
32037c, syrup 81 1aD44c Belchers golden syrup 62c
Coffee, Rio l1al21zc; Iaquira 120l3c; G Java at 10
(016c; Mocha 16O17c Hams, new smoked city cured
slO 100 lbs; country 7Dsc o h. Shoulders do do at
54051sc p b.. Dried fruit-apples 81 IS p bush.
Peaches impaired 81 SO02 O6. Lard little selling No
in bbl at Ease by the single bbl Tallow lie q h. Po-
atoes dull at 81 12 Cheese Western Reserve 11012c
country s010c. Butter plenty; sales at 12014c
p rkn in jars 5(16c; fresh roll 1Sc. Beans S1D1 80
o bush and IN demand. Highwnes 26c; whisky 2Sf027c.
Hops, Madison county, N. Y, selling at 3O0S4c T. b
by the hale.
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ries. that most lucious of berries, together with
pine apples and oranges, are in abundance and
il . few days we may expect to see cherries
and the other deEcacies Of the epicures palate
making their appearance. - - g
There are vast number of buildings in the
city untenanted, owing mainly to the discovery
made by housekeepcrs that they can get on as
well with half the room they have been in the
habit of occupying, and to the fact that
larger number of families than usual have ta-
ken houses in some of the suburban villages,
which the facilities of travel bring in close
proximity with the city. Rents are conse-
quentiy much lower, and many who took long
leases last spring, have reason now to regret
their rashness M
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THE LATEST NE VS..
Arrival OF the George Law.
New YORK, May "a.

New YORK, May "a.
The steamer George Law arrived here at
noon to-day with California dates to the lst
inst, and 81, 1924, 625 in treasure and 81 pas
sengers.
The news was brought down the Pacific by
the Golden Gate, which reports seeing the
steamer Sonora lying in San Francisco.
The news is generally unimportant.
The adjournment Of the Legislature had
been postponed, and nothing had been done in
regard to the Senatorial question. An act to
lay capitation tax of $50 on each Chinaman
arriving in the State, had passed the Legisla-
turc. A bill to take the State Prison from
the hands of the lessees had been adopted
Bill to incorporate the City of San Francisco
had passed both houses, but they did not suit
exactly in their provisions.
The Walker expedition to Central America
had not sailed, but preparations were making
for their early departure.
The I. S. Land Commissioners had rejected
five claims held by Jose Leimontar under al
legged Mexican titles for over l ZOO square miles
of land in the State, and it is supposed that
under the decision in the cases the similar claim
of Leimontar to 500 acres of land in the linn
its of San Francisco would be rejected.
A discovery of gold diggings at Santa Is
land, in San Diego, is reported.
A. Phillips had been hung by lynch law, for
killing R. A. James, on Indian Greek. A full
average Of other murders and crimes are re-
ported.
A Congregationalist Church had been con-
secrated at the Mission of Dolores, the pastor,
Rev. j. E. Benton, having with his own hands
assisted in its erection. ......
Sandwich Island dates are to April 10TH
S. Swan, of the firm of Swan Il Clifford, has
been, detected in circulating $4,000 Of forged
whalers' bills, and it is supposed his total ope-
rations reach $4,000. a'
The steamship Golden Age, whose loss was
reported the last arrival, had been got off and
lowed into Toledo, where she was beached.
A returning Californian had been robb: ID of
about 800 ounces of gold dust at Hunters
hotel, at Aspinwall, Notwithstanding he had
deposited it in the safe of the hotel.
Valparaiso dates are to the 18th of April,
and Calico to the 25th. -
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WinSIGW House.

Junction Of Saint Anthony, Eagle, and Fort !Srats,
SAINT PAUL.
II. A. PARKER, Proprietor.
HAVING taken this large and comihodiOus House
respectfully solicit share of public patronage.
The building is new, having only been opened July
last, and expense has been spared in furnishing
offers to the travelling public that great desideratum
home Being situated in the most business portion
the city, visitors, business pleasure, will find
to their advantage to stop with u.s. The prOprietOrs
will spare pains furnish their table every
ury the market affords.
o. Connected with this Hotel is a Livery Stab u.
prepared to furnish pleasure parties, and Other.
good turnouts. H. A.PARkER
St. Paul, Nov. 81, lS54-d&wly.