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WAR sTATIsTIcs-A cuTlous correspondent OF inc NOW
York Mirror furnishes the following:
ut has been investigated that out of 297 warsthe
present excepedwhch have been waged in Christendom
since the Christian era, 10 mainly resulted from the
desire of territory % from the desire of plumber "a from
revenge to settle questions of honor from disputed
claims Al from disputed titles 30 from the pretencc Of
ssng allies 20 from jealousy Of rival greatness from
commercial difficulties 80 from civil anirnosy, and % from
religious bigory Surely, how few causes can Justify
war;
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
ATTORNEY GESERAL's OFFICE.

ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.
Relation Of the President Of the United States to the Erccu-
tue Departmenl As general rule, the direction Of the
President to BIO in all instructions and orders
suing from the competent department
Official Instructions issued by the heads of the several
executive departments civil military, within their
specvc jurisdictions valid and lawful without
ing express reference to the direction of the President
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Now Open, at Odd Fellows Hall,
DR.. BEALE's GRAND MAMMOTH PANORAMA
or American, English, and Danish
SEARCHES FOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.

In the Arctic regions.
In connection viii, which will BIZ exbtec each exhibition
SIEGE AND COMMANDMENT OF sEBAsToPoL,
Painted by Geo. Hedge, esq., of Philadelphia.
Exhibition evening O'clock and Wednesday
day afternoons at 8 O'Clock.
Tickets, % cents; children, I2K cents.
Sen 25-d
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Everett House,

North Side Of Union Square, Now York.
THIS establishment prominent delight
York approaching finish, and, when
completed skin supply
% II the desirable hotel constructed
establishment respectfully that
tho s October next for the accommo
dalton Of the public.
Applications will be received from parties wishing to make
for winter months
The public patronage II respectfully solicited: o.
CLAP JOsLIN.
HAwLrr b. CLArr,
A. G. JOHN.
Sep 9t-d3m
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NOTICE TO TRAyELLEns Eoa THE E,sr


IMPORTANT CHANGE OF HOURS OF DEPARTURE.
TINE changes departure from Baltimore for
Philadelphia York, take effect MONDAY tbs
2sh instant, require that ALL THROUGH TICKETS FROM
WASHINGTON those be sold by Inc two Trans
leaving Washington at d, a. md 3, y. only.
The ~, and viii continue from Wash
baltimore the Way Stations
between Washington and Baltimore
The Baltimore Philadelphia leave follows
viz.
Ate, a. M and $50, m, Instead of and II, amt
n m, before
90 PASSENGERS FOR THE WEST viii continue iaEr
the and 30 trains em Washington, making close
connection the Washington Jnucon e. Relay iiouse with h
CiBcinnat Louis
ve Dayton, Indianapolis 81 ioais Cleveland, Toede Dsro
Chicago, &C.
these other places In the West
THROUGH TICKETS sold Washington Station, xhctu
baggage viii be checked or Wheeling Direct
= JOHN ii. DONE,
Master OF Irans portHi0u-
THOMAS II. PARSONS,
Sept 93-d6t Agent al Washington.
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Kaaaqs Emigration ana he .slavery Question.

Kaasas Emigration and The Slavery Question.
CHICAGO, Sept 24.-Ths committee appointed by the late
Lexington (Mssour convention issued an address
the people of the United States donouncng the sending
emgran to Kansas societies in the free danger
and calculated TO orounscfibe slavery its present
it's and defeat the of the Nebraska bill The
dress also declares that the rejection OF Kansas
State would be gross insult to the Southan assertion that
slavery incompable with repubcansm and nequiyoca
step towards dsunion. The document Is signed by j. A.
Napton late supreme judge Sterling Price, the present gov
Of Missouri and Mordeca Oliver member of Congress
from that State.
Hotel Burnt
New YoRK, Sept 2f-The Oceanic House, Coney Island
was burnt last night. The building extensive
and the loss is heavy.
Wartets
NEW YoaK, Sept. H--Flour is trife lower: straight
State 81 ST. southern, IS 63l9. Wheat is trne higher
sales Of 55 900 bushels southern white 81 IL red 81 49,
Corn 10 firm ST. SO Pork is tribe higher mesa
s22 G24. Beef unchanged. Lard is firm. Whiskey is
firm. Stocks heavy.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 24.-Fiour Is firm, with upward
tendency sales OF 100 barrels Howard and Ohio
81 s71G; City Mills, 81 70. GrainWheat is firm and
changed 1000 bushels offered good prime whites
81 IS 81 81 choice 81 95 81 9s red, good prime
81 70 81 so. Corn is unchanged; white and yellow, ss
80 cents. Rye-Maryland ST 05; Pennsylvania, 81 IT,
Oats So AZ cents. Provisions generally unchanged
Bacon sides 3s 1872 shoulders, H. Porkmess, $2l so
S22 prime, $780, Bulk meats-shouders, III IL Sides
IL Ia hams, IL l2ix. Lard is armi in barrels,
IiA
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.,

Bounty Land Wurrdnts.-Inportam Deeision.--Commis-
Eoner Mno of the Pension Office has decided that the vol
uneers called into the service of the United States by req
siton of the President and designed for the expedition
New Mexico under General Kearney, and discharged
after six weeks service at Fort Leavenworh not ent
tied to bounty land under the Of March g. 1885, they
not for the seat of when discharged by
der of the Secretary of War.
Bounty Land WarrantsAn abstract Of the business of
the Pension Bureau under the of Sd March, 1885,
the sth to the 22d September inclusive
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METROPOLIS,
Washington, Sept "a, 1855
THE corporate Washington having recommended
Wednesday, The Goth inst day ofasing, humiliation,
that due bank that day be paid the day
officer will remain in bank Ill. O'Clock,
for such have been attend
sept as-dadf
A CITING MIDsIIIPmEN passing through washing
call establishment and leave outfit
Pennsylvania avenues between "a and ION sr rfs
sepa5-3 Contractors Naval Academy
AcoMBEHrtoire de la Monarchie Europe, Paris,
BeginHoe de Napoleon, dc ramne, ct de Epoqse
Maritmes ~ Ia France; vols. Paris, 1855.
Bllnt savan-Physologie du Gou' edition llusree VOL
moicre-Guvrsr completes; vol Edition nlusree. $, a5
Rouenu-Lcs Confessions vol Edition ilusuee cents
Cnaicanhrand- Memories doutre tombe 70 vols. 81 So
Ducis-QEuvres completes; vols 81.
nucis-cEaues pos'humesi 2 vols. so cents
Sep 25 FRANCk TAYLOR.
NENEaAL AGENCY Ar WAsHINGTor.-Jhc sui,
scbcr, formerly Of Richmond Virginia, having estabshr
uy Department upon
mspi for stgse and for land b'une
Having purchased the manuscripts s,he late David Darlington
papers
Richmond lie has also very copous ,neex 70 Inc rapea 10 al
from other sources Of twenty, years en-
claimant himself be entirely
claim, under the recent act Of March, 1855 giving 100
Of land who n battle or who served xu teen day., bis
charges will be very moderate. fELiA RChAkps.
RErKRrNcrs.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
Il, Heath, late Commissioner Of Pensions Richmond
staaard H. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
ZION. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, &C.
Lewis Timbernke ESQ.,. New York.
March 7-dacplys
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CULOtsIES 81 Calhoun Clay. and Wsbsscr-com-
" piled book OF go neatly
bound, can furnished purchasers AT 81 copy.
by emtng ~, have ang'e copy
aentt their address by mail free Of postage
hundred will be sent by express Tree Of charge for
remittance OF 675-
JOHN TRETJER,
Avg io-d&cpam' Seventh street, Washington, D. g,
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900 .i nsess and ws ssaeds
rs. * point dsni'nsa blue blankets TO mea
pairs pon, tentnea blue Macsnac blankets 10 measure
400 naI,. n,a -. anu sn p san, h,,nl. ~
aoeo SUI, sure % BY % . and weigh pounds
$50 $50 DO do. do green do
a'soo ~ AZ cry 1919 ~. p aus w. w.
$500 do do scarlet do
80 do do ueendo
$50 dozen cotton asa hsndks,chisfs
e :, % g = g, so''e@ : sAs~i'
60 do ~ do
1000 pounds linen thread
90 do sewing silk
$50 pieces ribands
Is gross wors,ed gathering
a5,eno yards calico
2 S.SoS 90 40 S Mss', ar,is as'co
5000 DO Georgia stripes
a,oo DO coronado
ig y@S 40 40 Esa mek YEs,n,
,o oo do sai u,
5000 do plaid insey
a ,sooo 90 domestic shI tg, unhsaehea
500 do checks, stripes, and plaid'
300 yards hannes, assorted
400 DOZEN Soaaas spool ,S,is cotton, ,"is"u
an pounds cotton On, maite ;u,a
900 calico 40
80 .
CLAss NO. "
Hsos,.mn3e CloMi,.
$50 blue cloth frock coats
$50 do pantaloons
cr.ss M a
Iardpurc .fsrieuifural Implements.
l,ooo tin kettles
$50 nests japanned DO, IN anest
~ dozen ~ quart TN pans
~ DO quart 40
% 90 aqnaft 90
eu w
$50 do scaIping knives
20 NJ gun fins
IL gross gun
SO dc squaw avis
Ivy Ivy 10 hsn , noua'' "hs,'eu
~. ivy aon. W.. n ~ IN ,,m'' W
- W." a . .J
oc ~ 40 hn.h scy,he.
% AZ AZ o.as. soy,h.s
~ ~ ~ 80. 80, .cy,hss
. do sdze.
is do srubbing hoes
SO pairs names
100 do trace chains
200 log chains
$50 hand saws .,.
70 cFoss-cu' saws iees ~ iens"
~ 90 10 1o w
90 90 crossc ,asn "a" hie'
Soo qnaien n socse. a cm's s ~ = anu 2ihch
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Six hundred and Of the above applications have
been allowed to soldiers of the revolution their widows
seventy to the former and five hundred and eigycght
to the latter.
Agricultural DECISION of the Patent OBce.A Letter from
Nc,e yersey.The following letter forwarded TO the
Patent Office BY friend and it gives interesting
of the cultivation of Of the seed distributed by
this Office make the following extract. The letter is
dated Mt Holly, New jersey, September Is, 1885:
recently several packages Of grain which had been
from the Patent Oiccsueh wheat, rye and buck
wheat and would like to get portion if it could be pro-
cured All of the Japan seed which sent to me ast
spring have either planted myself or put good hands,
and have several plants growing finely Many OF
the seeds did not prove good, and persisted bu the yeow
SQUASH labelled, think very valuable. 1t grows
very large succeeded in growing the sweet melon, the
winter melon the cucumber, varieties OF beans &c,
&C. The winter Melon it Is called excellent fruit
and rpens early September Our California potatoes
doing WE'LL and promise to yield largely"
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appointment BY tho Presdenf-Augustus III. Vaughan has
been appointed postmaster Of Norfolk, Virginia. in the place
of DR.. Gaut deceased.
Pot Office Appointments The following named gentlemen
have been appointed postmasters by the Postmaster Gen
era:
William Owens, Asbury Fsyette county, Alabama, in
place OF J. Manly Smith, resigned.
james b. Brett Pierre Grove, Pike county, Alabama in
place of Edward W. Sewal, declined
Lewis Eldrdge, Sparta Bienve parish Louisiana, in
place OF j.. N. Warren, resigned.
J. X. Whtord Lake Providence Carroll parish, Louisi-
ana, in place Of Isaac n Kent, declined.
Jacob Grbcs Retreat Grimes county, Texas in place Of
h. q. Weaver, resigned,
Charles " Smelling, Snellings Ranch, Marpoa county
california; in place Of Henry o. Schroeder, deceased,
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A CITING MIDsIIIPMEN passing through Washing
the Naval Academy Annapolis win please
establishment outfit
Penns ylvana avenue, between gh and
WALL. Il STEPHENS,
Sep25-3t Contractors Naval Academy.
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New YoRK, Sept. 2iThe Oceanic House, Coney Island
was burnt last night. The building extensive
and the loss is heavy.
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Flour FROM CALFoRSrAThe ship Telegraph is unload
ing at Brooklyn New York, large quantity of -four
brought from California.
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aE0aeE1OWN CORRESPONDENTS,

Mr.. Magwtrs's Lecture-Advancs in Beef
Catae-Neeesstty TO, Foot Ways-Mar-
kets.
GEORGETOWN, Jan. 10, 1855
Long before the hour arrived yesterday eve
ming for the delivery Of the lecture by Presi-
dent Mcguire, before the Young Catholic
Friend Society, Forrest Hall was crowded al
most to suffocation by as intelligent an audi
ence as ever assembled in our city. Upon the
stand with the reverend speaker We noticed
tho venerable Bishop McGill, of Richmond,
and the entire faculty Of the Georgetown Col
lege, and in the audience nearly all the Pro
testant Ministers of the Gospel new residing
in our city.
We learn from our butchers that beef cattle
advanced fifty cents on the hundred yesterday,
We learn that the advance has been caused
from some heavy packing house in Baltimore,
which has contracted to furnish large amount
to the allied armies in the Crimea
We discover in the Georgetown Advocate of
yesterday, the name of R. P Dodge, ESQ an.
nounced as a candidate for the Mayoralty of
our city.
We sincerely hope that or city fathers will
to- night take into consideration the actual
necessity of giving to the good people who re u.
side in the neighborhood some flag footways
at the crossing of Green and Dunbartoa streets
We know Of no spot in the whole city wher Q
| such an improvement is more needed
The -four market this morning is steady at
50 for good brands, and very sup erior a shade
higher. Wheat has declined from to loo
Market unsettled. SPECTATOR.
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CongIe ssional Sport.

The following play upon names is from the
Washington correspondence Of the Spirit Of
the Times:
Fine fishing and hunting here among the
concentrated representation of all the big and
little fish Of tho Union, without going out of
the House, and exposing yourself to the wea-
Their. Dress in I,0std 7of N. Y)-take the
Grey (of KY of the morning, before tho
6r'ght (of Ind sun is up-the air balmy
from the effects of the ShoWer (of Md last
night take Butler (of S c. with you, and
LOT lunch let him procure q Rusk (of Texas
Ha"a- Ftsh (of New York, } and Rice (of NJ.
| Ia Cook (fron Iowa. and for bait procure
6"sg (of Tenn or Miller (of Mo ) Gam.
ole Iganbo', of Pa and play them for a Trout
| (of PAP you will find him Ready (of Tenn J
to PecA at 1t; be careful to keep out of the
Eddy (of Ind y and while in smooth water
don disturb the Lilly (of N. J.)-you will
make Goodrich (of Mass haul-or if Won
use slnker you may catch Drum (of Pa y
when of soundings take p Wade (of Ohio
and pull the Boat, and Peter (no relation OF
Simon Peter, the ancient fisherman but Peter
fowe tof N. " who will be serviceabIe at
the oars ~
If you prefer hunting-tske Hunter fot
Virginia. on HINT (of La and start the
Chase lof N " across the Green (of Ohiol
after Badger (of N. c.; you NAV come
across Lyon (of Lyonsdale) and Limb 1of
Mo }, lying down together in Bliss. (of Ohio.
ful lnnocence-then leave off animal huntino
and shoot Robbins (of Pennsylvania) -if shot's
too large you'll be apt to Ridaie (of Dol }
them. We -''
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Auction Sales.

ALE OF FURNITURE On TUESDAY, III.
~ I'D instant, at 10 O'Clock a. m, we will sen, a
the residence of Mr.. Thos. J. Willard, Cav it, nea
the corner Of Washington st, Georgetown, all tn,
household and Kitchen Furniture, which is wei
kept and as good as new.
We name in part
mahogany Sofas, do. Rockers
DO Secretary and Bookcase
DO Parior, Arm and other Chairs
DO do and Dining Tables
French Timepiecc, Mantel Ornaments
Mahogany and marble top Stands and Tables
Solid Walnu. and other Bedsteads
Handsome Cottage Chamber Sets
First rate Feather Beds, Mattresses
2 dressing and walnut Bureau
Enclosed Washstands, Wardrobcs
3 ply parlor and other Carpets, Rugs
Radiator, Kitchen and alright Stoves
Dinner Set, China gilt breakfast and tea do.
Knives and Forks, Glassware, Chatting Dishes
Refrigerator, w ,ter Cooler, Crock, ~
Britannia Coffee Sets. &C.
Kitchen Utensils, Rain Casks
Also. large lot Of improved bred Chickens
With many other articles.
HUGH CAPERTON. Trustee
BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
Jan lI-dts AuctiOneers
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A JEREMY DIDDLER Last Sunday, a we'll
dressed young man arrived at Browns Hotel
and registered his name as E. Studnitz, Of
Charleston. The gentleman was fond of bug.
gy riding, and went to Mr.. kimmel's LIVERY
stables and hired horse and buggy. After
taking his pleasure he returned Since then
he has had the horse and buggy twice, but the
last time he did not return, and neither the
owner OF the horse nor the proprietor of the
hotel have heard from him since The clark
| at Browns was 80 we'll satisfied with his an.
pearance that he paid small bill for him be.
fore he left. ALI that Submits left to pay his
Dill was new valise, in which, on being
opened, was found three Jumps of stone coal.
CALLING TEB ROLL IN THE NAVY YARD.-A
correspondent asks us to aid in inducing tho
clerk in the Washington Navy Yard who calls
the roll OF ship carpenters, to raise his voice
In 30 doing; as, in the crowd surrounding him
| on such occasions, it often happens that some
present fail to hear their names called, and
| not answering are reported as being absent, to
| their great injury. We are very sure that
| the clerk in question has only to be inform ed
| Of the necessity for change in this resp cot
to make it promptly.
ANCIENT BABYLoN.-The exhibition now
open at Odd Fellows Hall, is certainly worthv
Of patronage. Its character is entirely new
and the lecture is very instructive and pleas.
ing The Baltimore press have spoken of it
In the highest terms of commentator. Go
see it. Last night ell in attendance were
highly gratifed.
THE CANAL There was but little water in
the canal this morning, which caused consider
able inconvenience to the boatmen The heavy
gales from the northwest usually causes low
water in the canal
The NATIONAL BAND-This band is increas-
ing rapidly in popularity as we'll as members.
We are told they have several very fine en-
gagements to fulfill shortly. It is an excel
lent band, and can furnish performers on
either wind or string instruments.
IHE GRAND BALL OF THE HIGHLANDERS-
The owners Of jackson Hall arc about making
the building fire proof; in consequence Of
this, the grand ball of the Highlanders will
como off at Odd Fellow Hall.
CRIMINAL CoURT b y We went to press
yesterday, John Carberry, for an assault on j
r. Inns, was acquitted lie was convicted of
| assault on Martha Mcclure. The Court ad
journed until Saturday.
WATCH RETURNs.-W. F. Booth, disorderly;
workhouse thirty days John Scrivener do.
do: The last named person has only returned
to his old quarters, which he left without per-
mission from the proprietors few days since
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 1s.-The orIzaba has
arrived at this port. She brings $50 600 in
specie. By her intelligence has boon received
that Arrangoiz has been deprived of his decora.
tons of tie Order of Gusdaloup for levying .
commission on the 81 ,000, 900 raised from this
government, and abandoning his position at
Washington without permission. Many per-
sons have been removed from office for not
voting at the recent Presidential election.
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EcLlPsEs IN THE YEAR. 1S55.-There will
be this year four eclipses, two of the sun and
two of the moon.
The First-A total eclipse of the moon, May
LIST, at 10 O'Clock So minutes in the evening
visible.
The Second-A partial eclipse of the sun,
May 10th, at 9 o'clock 8 minutes in the even.
ing-invisible here. Only visible towards the
orth Pole, Greenland and the north part OF
North America, latitude 60 and6l
The Third-A total eclipse of the moon,
Oct. 18th, at 2 o'clock IS minutes in the morn.
ing; invisible.
The Fourth-A partial eclipse of the sun,
November 9th at 2 O'Clock 80 minutes in the
afternoon; invisible here, and only visible at
the South Pole.
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DOCKS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
ID the 10th instant, commencing At 7 O'Clock D.
m, we shall sell by catalogue, and will be confin.
ued every evening until all is sold, at the office room
occupied by A. ID. Merriek, ESQ.,, on It'll strset, or
private libraries ever offered for sale i'm The D trct
comprising Law, Historical, Classical, MisceIlane-
Gus and other Books.
For further particulars see catalogue, which can
be had ut the store of Green & Scott at the come,
Of Sixth street and Pa avenue, on Monday, the 9Th
instant
Terms cash. Sale peremp,ory.
GREEN & SCOTT,
Jan =. d Aucti0ncers.
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

HAVE this day received and opened great vari
1 ETY. of CLOCKS, WATCHES, and JEWELRY.
Good Clocks from 81 so to SIS, all warranted one
year. Also, gold and silver Watches in great va
Iiety, silver Watches from So to S35 gold lever
Watches from S25 to 81 So and great assortment
of Jewelry, all OF which will be sold cheaper than
goods OF same quality can be bought in this city.
Ihose wishing to get good Clocks would do well
to buy from me, as put all my Clocks in order be-
fore selling them.
Call ami see for yourselves, at the Clock & Watch
Emporium OF J. ROBINSON,
349 opposite Browns Hotel.
an lO-lm iIutejl
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Know Nothing State Convention

Louisville, KY, January Is.-The Know
Nothing State Convention met here to day. A
large number of delegates from all paris Of
the State were in attendance, and among them
were Humphrey Marshall, Col. John S Will
lisms, and other political aspirants. 1t is re-
ported that they met for the pur. ose Of nomi-
mating State officers.
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New York Markets

New YORK. Jan. l9.-Cotton-The market
is unchanged, with limited business at pre-
vious rates. Flour is unchanged, with lin
tied business; sales of $500 bbls.: Southern
is heavy, at IS 75ass 49, Wheat is unsettled;
Genesee is held at 81 So Corn is considerably
lower-sales of $4,000 bushels Western mixed,
at nominal rates; white and yellow, &c. Pork
is unchanged with a limited business. Beef
is upward and firm. Lard is downwards and
dull. Whisky-Ohio.i is firm at 36c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-19

Nor Much LIKE "HARD TIMES. "a gen.
tleman, living on Harrison Square, Boston,
and doisg business on India wharf, was pre-.
sented on the 10th instant with $500 by the
men in bis employ, as token of their esteem
and regard for him as an upright, prompt and
had better waited until money had got more
plenty.
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T. h. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,

At Eighth st adjoining kainey's Livery Stables.
OWING to the increased trs de which a generous
" publir has bestowed upon me, have been COM
PEELED to erect . new and larger building for the
rrying on Of nv busioess Here shall b, en-
abled to execute all orders entrusted to M with
greater facilities and dispatch, and would respect
fully solicit continuance of the rubli rateonase.
Carriages ana Wsgone, Of tn. mos: mod sty:e,
bull. of the best m ster:as, snd warranted to give
satisfaction.
.,ps:rs of every description punctusll5 ATTENDED
to.
For sale, cheap, q secondhand Clarence Carnage
nearly new. rec Io-a
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

Louisiana avenue opposite The Bank Of Washington
AR THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invites
M the attention OF the public to exsmine his
stock of GOODS, which he has ep,ned on Lousisna
avenue bet Feen Sixth and Seventh streets, opposite
the Bank OF Washington, consisting of ali descrip.
Tea; Wines and Liquors, Of all eorts which be can
CELL al the lowest prices r cash or approved paper
Besides all the n~cessaries for Grocery Business,
VIZ: BIZ 7oms, Buckets, Cedsr Tubs, Matches, 10,
az. Pissss eau AID see for yourselves.