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$25 T FRME S S9SPs T6ta .as ss ST
having on hand q much larger amount Of goods
than Is usual at this season, will offer his entire
stock At prime cost for cash only without the reser
vaton OF a single article, comm .nci ~ on the Doth
instant, and continuing until the 10Th February.
The stock will b; found very complete, having
been purchased mostly e cash 81 the late peremp-
tory sales IN Philadelphia and New York, and offers
rare inducements 10 cash buyer.
X. w. CARTER,
Betw TIN and s,h sts., OPP. Centre Market.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
~ The Geographical aud Commercial fsazeue-a
monthly publication devoted To Physical, com
nercial, and political Geography, edited by
an association Of practical and Scientific gen.
teInen. Subfcnpuon 81 pei aHnun, single
number - cents.
D1sturneli's Railway Guide for Jannary-p &c IS
cents, with map.
jan Is FRANCK TAYLOR
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TO LET-The large and comm odious three story
Il Brick Dwelling, No. asa street, between %
and Sd streets.
For terms enquire of T. = SMITH
Agent Of Adams Express Co,
Pa avenue between ID and Sd streets.
ian 6-eolm
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Il with basement and attic and three story hack
building, with stable and pump in large yard. con
tanning nineteen rooms, on street. between Sd and
~ streets; adjoining the residence of Dr. j. F. NAV.
Possession given on the LIST of February Inquire of
J. p PEPPER, at Adams Co.'S Express Once or of
J. w. HICKS, City Post Office, Executors for the
heirs. ian "a 81
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E>OR RtNT-A medium sized dwelling Bousr
on Maryland avenue, between 9th and 9Th Sts
For particulars enquire of Il. GALLIGAN. al T.
Bastianelli & Co., under Browns Hotel
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II. SEMKEN, JEWELER
GLENWOOD CEMETERY.

THE Rules aud Regulations, and the ac. Of incor
Il ppration of the GleRwood Cemetery hav,. been
pabished i'm a neat pamphlet form. ANY enc wish
ing copy can receive it AZ the Office of The Gene
terry or al the Counter of the Syar ofhce.
ian 6-lm -...... ..
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Wsathsr In Philsd.lphia. 90.

EIpronly fsF sas Daily Eysling STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-26

NOR SALE-A large GLASS CASE, suitable for
exnibltlng large articles at the FAIR. Six lights
80 by 30 inches. Enquire at
MAGUIRE'S Hat Store
AS Pa. avi nue.,
Where can BE- had all kinds of Hats and Cans of
jan 25 81
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lheat'e-Soup House-Young Mems Chyrs.
tan Assoc,atton-Rinneys Exprdtt,on-
Heahh OFcers--Saring Institutton-.B Boon
Children.
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Dull SEAsoN.-Business 10 remarkably dull
in our city at present. There is but little work
going on--rnoney scarcs-proyisions high, and
. poor prospect ahead. Last year, at this
season, arrangements were making for work
all over the city, and Workmen were in de-
nspd; now. workmsn are walking about doing
Lothing bat asking for work.
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t'oR RENI-A Room, 60 by p feet, in second
IL story suable for a book bindery or printing Of
flee. Possession given Immediately. Apply 10
FRANCIS LAMB,
Looking Glass and Picture Frame Factory, 237
Pa. avenue. i'm o4-1t
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LfOR RENT-POsses' ion given immediately a
l. three story brick House and Store. No. ISL
Bridge street, near the Market House. containing 10
rooms and kitchen, perfectly dry cellar capable If
holding 20 cords of wood. This is first rate stand
Tor business particularly as the Falls Bidg. is now
In passabie order. To good tenant the rent will be
reasonable. Apply to
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LOR SALE OR RENTING Lease, Good Will
Il and Fixtures of Restaurant newly and hand
somey htted up, in Alexandria Va. Apply at this
office or Gazette Office, Alexandra, Va.
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LOR SALE.-LOTS Nos. s @ and = ~ SQUARE
Il No. 924, with The improvements which are
two two story frame houses both under rent The
Lots are well enclosed and in the square direct
" north OF the residence of the late Captain WIN
Easily and part on Egh tn street east, and but few
yards from the Avenue, along which the omnbusses
pass regularly. Address L. N. ADAMS through
tne fost Ofnce. jan 25-3l.
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POLICE MAGIsrRArEs.-It 10 said that +,
gar Bates, Esq., is to be the Fifth District p
lice Magistrate in the place Of Joseph v
Beck, deceased. Mr.. Bates has acted At n
guard house, in the earlier part of Captai
BiIch's term. He does not reside in the Elf
District, but will probably change his res
depcs to fill the ofice.
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Jena and Inkermann

The Tribune in a very able and elab-
orate review of the battle of Inkermann,
institutes a striking comparison between
itaand the battle of jena Itsays:
Like the Prussians at Jene, the Brit
tish forces facing toward I~nkernlann we're
stationed On a range of nights accessible
in front by a feW,defles only.
Like the Prussians, the British had
altogether neglected to occupy an eleva-
ton on their extreme left, on which like
Napoleon at Jena, Menehikoff threw q
portion ofhis army-there establishing
himself upon the flank Of the enemy be-
fore daybreak. The intention of the
Russians was evidently to profit by this
circumstance in order to bring the mass
of their troops to bear upon the flank of
the British to deploy npan the nights
thus secured, and crush the British sdi-
as they came mp singly during
the fatal but inevitable maneuver of
changing their front, or to troll them
up,n as it is technically called. To this
Napoleon owed his brilliant
success over an army which, Though
clumsy, slow, andbadly commanded, was
yet at that time the best of the old con-
tinental armies. The rapiditys of his
movements, executed with troops versed
in the new mode of warfare introduced by
the American war of Independence, BY
the French evolntionaryWar and by
Napoleon himself, favored this bold
Here, at Inkermann, it was
slow and clumsy troops that Men
attempted this same surprise up
the active and q~uick-moYing troops Of
the British and French and the result
accordingly the opposite Of that at
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ImpoItant 70 Weatarn prozern

Western drovers must take notice
that stock must all be started to reach
Dunkirk Saturday night. If cattle ar.
rive Sunday, they must lie over until
Tuesday. Those started upon the Erie
Road FROM Dunkirk, Sunday morning,
viii be sure to arrive in time for the
Wednesday market.
OhioPapers should notice this change,
as it is made in special reference to the
accommodation of the cattle men of that
and other Western States 5
The stock business of the Ere Rail-
road has increased to such an enormous
extent thati requires . very heavy force
TO keep the road clear and aRreat deal
Of care on the part of the S-1perinten-
dent department to keep q supply of cars
at all the stock-shipping stations. Mr..
McCullom and his cubs all appear de-
termined to spare no effort to render the
business as perfect and satisfactory to
drovers as possible. This is of the ut
most Importance to customers of meat In
city
But few are aware how dependent we
are upon railroads for the dailysupply,o of
pur table. But a verysmal portion of
the animals slaughtered inthe;city reach,
it onsfoot-M Y Ts56une.
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.SHERIFF'SSALES, &C.
]. sHERIFF's saLE.

so
BHERIFR'S SAFE. err
E eosn.FyPaa ~
D counlryman stai5 ConHss PEzls.
DURSUANT to the command efan order Of
sale duly issued in the above case from
the court Of common Pleas Of said County aud
State of0hio 10 me diresfed I will expose to
Public sale atthe door Of The seopn house IN
said county ION
Mondag, The 2sA day Of Janaasy,
A. n 1855 befsseen she hours Of cen, osciocE
4. n. and four O'Clock r. n ofenid davfhS fol-
lowing described real estnfe sifuaee asd beieo
in the county Of Ashland and STATE Of ohio 10
wit .sThe North West quarter OF section 1Sms
Der twenty in township number twenty two
of Range number fifteen, beirr in Perry Town
ship, in said county, continuing one HUNDRED
and sixty acres ofland, 10 be sold suhiec to the
dover estate heresofore assigned to Rosannah
Counfryman widow Of Peferac ountryman. de
ceased, said doweri Is the one third Of the reats.
and profits ofsaid real estate, valued al thirty
doBsrs per year payable annually on the Sd day
ofMay OF each year and so Som year 10 year
during her life time.
Terms Of sale, one third cash on The day OF
sale, one third in one year and one third 10
two years from the day Of sale swith interest
on the two last payments from the day Of
saies deferred payments TO be secured by mort
gage on the premises. Said real estate was
appraised at the sum Of four thousand dollars
suhject TO said dowcr estate. al ArEi
3 y.D JONES, Sheriff. :
DecemberI3 18th, 1854. n29ts pr 81 81
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NEW BOOK STORE!
100 RmHR.

T O. REEE
WISHES to inform the citizens OF Ashland and
w adjoining counties, that he has just received
and will keep constantly on hand, the largest and
best assortment Of
Books, tatienery, Inks, Wall Paper,
&C., ever before oasrsdt to the public in this pam
He has taken the room formerly occupied by tho
Banking House Of Luther, Grail &aco.. and directly
opposite the
NEW BANK BUILDINGS
Having purchased his Stock directly from Pub
fishers At cash prices, and holding . conneetion
with an extensive Publishing House in New York
City He feels warranted IN saying. that he ex-
poets to distance all competition.
His stock will consist in part Of all the various
ScnooL BooEs now muse. the choisest standard
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
all the recent Pu plieations, Bibles or all sizes, dis
and prices, q well selected assortment of
Inka, In faets every thing usually found in Book
Stores.
Particular attention is called to the ststiohey
Wau-Eaper Departmenfs. The subscriber has no
: esitation IN saying that he can give the most IN
alleged satisfaction to those who are in want OF
Paper, Envelopes, Blank-Books, Memorandum.
Diaries, Wall Paper Inks, Ink Stands.
or anything of the kind,
Lawyers and business men, IN particular, are
Invited to call and examine the quality and prices
OF goods they may be in need OF.
B-Tr supplied at Cleveland Wholesale
prices. -
ashland, Nov. aad. 1854. astf
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SHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue Of q ri, "a. in favor Attack San
ID burn and wife vs. &c. Moltrip and Will
liam Tilson and an order of sale wherein Nm.
D. Ewait is plaintiff and said M0ltrip and said
Tilson are defendants both wits duly isBucd
from the Court Of Common Pieasofi Ashland
County and Stale ofOhio to me directed 1 will
expose 20 public Sale atthe door Of the Court
House in said county, on as-
Monday, the 29H dag of January,
4. D. 1855 between the hourg of ten O'Clock
and four o'clock in the 6fteFnoon.ef
said day the following described real estate
situate and being in said County of Ashland
to wit: The south half oflot number one and.
the south half oflot number two in the original
plat offh e town of Eo udontilIe in said county
togs Their with Foundry, Tinshpp, Pfowshop and
Shed, one Engine, Boiler Fan, and cupala APP
praised at S1f26 90. will also expose to sale
BY yirtne oEsaid writ ~ the ~Pfemises Of said
'defendants in said scounty, Jon
Saturday, the 27M daYF Jnaua1u
A.. D. 1885 between the hours OF ten osci0ck
A. M.and four O'Clock Pm Of said day, the fol-
described goods and chaftles 10 wit:
One Turning Latb, one ParIore Stove Pasefn,.
one Ten plate Stove pattern, two Dutch Pillow
patterns, one large CanIdron one pair ofTcaIes,
one Clinton Airstight Stove pattern. number
4 premium and FLASK, Number box Stove
do. do. Two Kettle paaterae, Five Plow FIssks.
one Iron Lathe and Iron Hnnme. one nair Of
scales no 2 one BlackihR Mill and one large
Grindstnne. one lot OF mill gearing PstteTns,
one serapes pattern. s
3. D. JONES. Sheriff.
December 10, 1850, a9stpie4,s7
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mnnrHon stimdlsted

The Almest inczsdibIe Valor of the
Russian masses in the hattie of mixer
mthe q csEtifed to by the English cor
respondents in the Crimea. They rush
edSapoa the enemy with frsnzied deter
mination, and the reports Of Prince Men
schikoK % the Antocrat,giFe a clue TO
thesdespefste prpwess exhibited Two
of,.keseo1ss Of NieholassWere on thetfeld
of1baetles under thesNafmest FIRE of the
ensmyfEhsy had ,preyiousIyFHisited
9 gestlppe and batteries, and stimula-
TED 2 men By. example and words of
lneoufegensns from his Msjesty.1
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L. OTICE.

RY Instructions just received from the Auditor Of
II State. County Treasures are requested to col
lect the Tax.on ahsRsalEestate, If the owners arc
residents Of the eountE, or have chattel property
levy. Owing to hard times and scaRcify
OF money, some OF the Taxpayers not aware or the
late law, haTe paid the Tax on their chattle propei4
expecting tEeir land to be returned a6linnucnf.
Any OF thoseAeetng this potiee will save Them
selves SOME sxpence by calling and paying their
Taxessbefpre the Delinquent list IL sent out for col
Ashland, Dec. 81, 1854. INIT
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s~HERIFF,s SALE.

JACOB soon ss'a In Partition i5o7ss
MARY Coon a. al i1 Ashland Common Pleas
DURsUANT 10 the command of an order OF
sale, duly iss ned in the above ease from
the Court ofCommon Pleas OF said County and
State Of Ohio, to me directed, I will expose 10
public sales at the door 0fthe Coufa Hose, in
said county,aon fa saszi
Aonday, the 29thlay Of Jaauagy
AID. 1885, between the hours of ten o'oiocks
AN. and -four O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situafe and
being inthe cennty Of Ashland and State ~
Ohio, to wit The soafhi west quarter of SEQ
ton seven, ~ towaship nineteen, (19yand of
range sixteen, (Is} CONFIRMING one hundred and
IS acres, more or kss, 60 be sold subject 20
the dover estate hereto6one assigned to Eve
Coon, widow ofJacobGeea, deceased. Terms
of sale, one third cash on TIE day of sale, one
third in one year and one tsird in TWO years
from the day of sale with interest on the two
paymeHts, TO be secured BY Rengs4s on
the premises, appraised AT two thousand seven |
hundred dollars, q, 7ool subject 10 said dover
estate. JOHN D.. JONES',
Sheriff Of Ashland County.
December is 1884. 29ts-pfS4 ,l9E
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RooKs AND sTATToNFRYf

ID SturSrs Boaksckfer. St~atIpner. &C..
M4NSPTELD OHIOg
Hasiust received . large and splendid sssort
AAment OF
BOOKS, AMERICAN I'M STAPLE
AND FANCY STATIONERY.
Inc new additions now made TO his already
WHICH s hfs pst slaSass m s,n f. 70 M him any ,5 oTd sso, win IN
BEST OF TERMS. He has also, just completed ar
rangements for re eeiying new and valuable publ
Among his fine Stock OF Stationery just opened
Will be fonnd all the new styles of White and
Blue Letter, Gap Bath Post, plain and gilt eige.
Also, the new style Of EtiHte0 Buff land damask
Note and BetterFapers, " it'll Envelopes to match;
Buff tinted and plain visiting Cards Note Drafts,
Copying Books, Copying Passes, PortfolioBaDkers
Cases. Post ohiee and Bill Head Boxes. d, Cal
esrmine Inks, Ink Stands Of all kinds, Pencils
Seals Wax, Waters, Papey Weights. Letter and
Bill ZIP R1o, isIts5 Stamps; ivory toidsEs, writing
&c. Also a fne Stock Of Cutlery rom The best
Blank Books. :
Day Books, Journals, Ledgess, Cash Books. full
Time Books, Pass books. Memorandnm hooks,
diaries cc;.Se.i Every description Blank Work
wrapping paper aud Twine, white and Gray
Bonnet Boards. etc, etc.
Law, Medical and School Books.
Schooland Standard Literary Books.
Whtohhe ohersat very low putoes.E A@se, q very
large assortment OF
WALL PAPERS,
window curtains. Borders Fire Board Views. sc.
HTo this and adjoining County Merchants he
for Books and statiorory It the lowest rates. and
D. STURGEs.
Mansfield. Nov.2s. 1854. zm27
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Execntor's sale % Real Estate
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that in pursnance
~ of an order OF Sale directed TO us from
tho Probate Court of Ashland County, Ohio,
made ct the Noeember Term thereof, 1854,
we wiHsafsr fof sale ON che premises the fol-
lowing described Real Gstgsc, TO wit ga part
Of the n~orth-west quarter of section seventeen
az Township number twenty-five t22D Range
number s~ixteenf16,1 containing one and one
fourth acre of land more TO less with the privi-
leges and apPurtenances thereunto belong
ing, being known as the Arthur Saw Mill prop
erty, on Saturday the 23ddayo of December NEXT,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A., NJ and
= O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. Terms OF Sale
one third cash, one third in nine monthe and
one third. in two years. Back paynenis to be
secured bys mortgage on the premises, with
interest on same from day of sale.
45z THOMAS L. ARTMUR, n
MARGARET ARTHUR, aasE
Executors of the Estate off, Arthur, deed
KELLOGG & ALIrsoH, AIRY for Petsy.
Nov. 20, 1854. 4w26
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70 THEPUbLIo1

MISS 8cx-9BER1IN Rkco.swodId x6snsSaal
vicinity, that they hare lscated inshe aoua or
Ashland, In b eshrlt brick house east Of ahe
dah, where they Wiusbe prepared AZ an fnlN
ttoadoe41n 7ueH tasa On II aoSz5 2a ev1
ESS MAEIWGTs asg
infhe mostfhski0aaB1s st5Ie and on reasSndBh :
.eermsa0AH MisszB.r1Rnnot waE and has an
wiI15pasronize them. mhey will -endeAEoY -
render satisffcffon. Also, FsIoffng, Qi
Shirts SILK Bunnefs, &c-s done 70 ordsEst11
They will keep On hand the Latent flahlOnazI -
Ashland, Dec. IS 1864. AaF
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Itema BIZ the last caIifornia staameF.

The pilot boat Dancing Feather has
returned to San Francisco from the
wreck of the Yankee Bad, having sue
ceeded in recovering four boxes of treas
ure, containing $4,000 dollars. She
has been absent about FIVE weeks. She
took down divers, with an the necessary
submarine apparatus, for the purpose of
recovering the lost treasure. The wealth.
er, it seems, had been very unfavorable
for the undo rtaking, the divers finding it
extremely difficult to- carry on their OPP
erations on account of the extraordinary
heavy swell injuring the iarmor very
much against therocks at the bottom
No portion of the hull remains. The
siszsthl there. A brass cam
non was seen on the bottom, but they
were unable to- get it. It is q very yaE
liable one, and 1t is said it was exhibited
at the great exhibition at New York,
end cost originally $f,i50.
The fifth anniversary of the San
Bible Society was held on
Monday evening The Society during
the past year have circulated 5,8I2 BIZ
bles AID testaments.
"A fire in Hopper Valley on the LIST
Dec. Consumed thirty houses.
adams and Co.'S express Company
we're boxing up the big lump of quartz
lor shipment to New York The lump
contains at least eighty per cent, of pure
yold, which at sly per ounce amountsto
he snug sum of $26, 1852.
Some specimens of gold were found
lear Millerton, the largest of which was
pure, worth S298.
Platinum has been found on the
North fork of Trinity river, in such
uantities as to induce miners to turn
heir attention to it. The average pro-
eeds ofwork daily, are said to be go per
emit. gold, and 20 per cent. platinum
he value of platinum is about one-haff
hat of gold
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Now is the tinel Subscribe for 1855
A Monthly Periodical of Literature, Art
and Fashion.


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~ --&Erl. E-l4a. L-+lEr 80 -
WoRD TO BoYs.-Boys did you ev-
er think that this great world, with all
its wealth and woe, with all its mines
and mountains, oceans, seas, and rivers,
with all its shippipgs, its steamboats,,
railroads, and Magnatic telegrsphs; with
all its millions of dsfkly cropping men,
and all the sciences and progress Of ages,
viii soon be given over to the hands of the
boys of the present age-boys Hike you,
assembled in school rooms. or playing
without them on both sides Of the At
Believe it. and look abroad
upon your inheritance, and get 1eaayfol
enter upon its possession. The kings,
PRESIDENTS; Governors, Statesmen, Phi
losophers Ministers, Teachers, Men, of
the future, are alloys, whose feet, Ike
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ed upon the benches upon, which they are
learning to master the monysyllables of
heir respective1ahgnsges,--Tz Tic Learn
"a BIdcksmitk.
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SHERIFFgs SALE

Gideon R. Bowkers I 5s.f I'd
George si H..d.lsr. fl1A.-
DURSUANT to the command of an order Of
II sale Issued in the above case from the Coe.:
ofcommon Pleas ofsaid county TO me directed
I will expese at PublcsSale, aitbs door ofthe
Court House, ip. said county, on -
Monday the z9H dayo Of anudr4.
A, D., 1855, between the hours often O'Clock,
A. n, and naar O'Clock p. M. of said day, the
following described Real Estate ssitaate and
being in Troy Tp., Ashland Co. "a. 10 sit= Part
of lot thirty-two, bounded west and south by
the lines Of said lot thirty two, north by lands
contracted to Wesley r. Wilcox and east by
land decided to David F.. Young, excepting and
reserging thsrefrom two pieces Of four acres
each, in nearly square forms, the enc in the
south west, the other in the south east corner
of the lands herein describeds Said pieces 10
be each twenty-five rods noFth and south le6pe
ing the ballarce TO be sold as tho Saw Mill
property, ten acres. more or less, together
with the appuTtenancss. Appraised atone
three hundred sud soyenfy-fye dot.
lars. Terms Of sale-Cash-
JOHN D. JONES,
Sheriff of Ashland County.
December ~, 1854. 29ts-pf e4,iai