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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-20
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING pRRss

The Union denies emphatically the truth Of
the stories saying that Mr.. Guthrie designs
Tesgning his position as Secretary of the
treasury, and announces the unanimous re
nomination of Senator SlideIl in Democratic
caucus composed of a majority of the Loui
'iana Legislature. The Union also regrets
the imminent danger of defeat in which the
Pacific Railroad bill rests The Union
further discourses at length concerning
Washington letter writer's, essaying to sift the
wheat from the chat, ard announces tina,
GOV. Bell, Of Texas, is to be member of the
Central American expedition of Col. Kinney
The InteIIigencer is full of news this morn
Ing, and also presents its readers with the
recent Senate debate on the Smithsonian
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AMERICANIsMs. (e)

A Mr.. Killinger offered in the Pennsylvania
Legislature q resolution, which was adopted,
requesting the Military Committee to inquire
into the sxpedioncy of reporting . bill pro.
vidiDg that all the volunteer companies in the
Commonwealth shall severally be composed of
at least two-thirds of American born citizens.
A movement is in progress for q mass meet
ing of the citizens of Lawrence, Mass, to
agitate the subject Of the total abandonment
of all imported goods.
There is much talk in certain quarters just
now, about excluding the Greek, Latin, French,
Italian, English and other languages from
our schools, and teaching only the Iroquois,
Winneba 60, Camanche and Cherokee
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DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS..

iHE greatest remedy ever d scoVered for the cure
i of all female Instructions and irregularities ari-
sing from whatever cause A complete
TRIUMPH IN MEDICAL SCIENCE,
rendering it no longer necessary for delicate ladies
10 take large doses Of nauseOus drugs. want long
felt is now supplied. Relief guaranteed always, and
permanent cure in all cases not beyond the reach
of medicine.
column, and circulars, &C., to be had at Druggists
Sold in Washington by KIDwELL g. LAURENCE
SToTr CO., w. d. GILMAN, s. z. SYLVESTER,
B. MOORE, First Ward; o. BOSWELL, Island ]. N
CALLAN, H STONE, Seventh ST.; H H McPHERso,
Capitol Hill; F WALSH, Navy Yard In GeoreetowT
by o. n. Linrhicum, J. L. Kidwell. In Alexapdri,
by Cook 4 Co., Peel Stevens, Fountain Co.
jan 19-2t"
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BRAz1L.-Advices from Rio Janeiro to the
9th ult,, say that Brazilian Squadron was
under orders to sail for Paraguay, to demand
immediate satisfaction tor some insult offered
to Brazil by Paraguay. A rumor prevailed
that the English and French representatives
at Rio objected to this movement Dc Tonga
Ex-Ministsr Of Foreign Relations, one of the
most distinguished men in Brazil, was to leave
Rio Immediately for France, the object of his
mission not being known, but rumored to be
to demand explanation as to the interference
of France in the quarrel with Paraguay.
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OThe large and convenient dwelling
On the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street is for rent. Posses.
sion gwen Immediately. For terms ap.
ply at the Star office.
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DIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-s

DIVE DOLLARS RE
Il from the subscriber yesterday evening about
sun down, WHITE HORSE, little CALLED Oh the
shoulder, and DARK BROWN MARE, slightly
injured on the fore shoulder, FROM fall When
they got away had on chain halters, and were last
seen iii the neghbOrhOod of the Presi ent's House.
will give the above reward if they are returned to
me at No. 499 Tenth street, between Pennsylvania
avenue and streets, or information left so / can
get them. CHARLES LYON
ian 19-3tS
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agents for the Evening Star ont Of Wash.
inQtoa

kVl tN6 Evening Star ont OF Wash.
ington.
Persons at distance wanting the Dahl
Evening Star, at the earliest period after it,
issue, can be accommodated at
Wilmington, Delaware, by E. S. R. BUTLER
No. LA, Market street.
baltimore, by HENRY TAYLOR, Sun Iron
Buildings. 49, '
Harper's Ferry, by ARCHIBALD KIrzsrLLEr
Alexandria, Va, by WV. F. CARNr. No. 40
hiag street, corner of Fairfax.
edericksburg, Va, by W. NJ MILLS
Charlottesville, Va, ROBERT HOFFMAN,
Portsmouth, Va, by A. B. OWENS, No. 20.
High street. ~
Orange Court House, Va. D. Fl. VAN PE1y
Culpepper Court House, Va, j. B. GoRREI1
Gordonsville, Va, G. A. MILLER.
otaunton, Va, THos. II. GRESHAM.
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NEW LINEN & COTTON GOODS.


lust received and will be sold at fair low prices
u for cash; or to cur most prompt customers.
We name in the lot
25 pieces 60, ga, l04, 12-4 bleached and brown
Sheeting Cottons, all of the bes. brands
l50 do superior bic .ched and brown Shirine
Cottons from 6 to le cents per yard
Is do all pure Shifting Linens, ranging from 81
to 81 per yard, which we know to be
very cheap
10 dc fine Linen Sheetings and Pillow case lin
A larga variety of Table Diapers, BIeachcd brown
Table Cloths
Damask Napkins, Hackubac and many other Tow
elllngs, Scotch and Russia Diapers Cloth
Linen and cotton Table Covers
With many other desirable Goods which we de-
sire purchasers to examine before making their sc
eCtiOns.
~ Observe that all articles sold at our estab-
Ishment are warranted to prove as represented.
COLLEY SEARS,
No. 522 Seventh st, 8 doors above
jan 2o-eo2W Avenue House,
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ian 1876

GEaVANT WOMAN AND BOY FOR SALE
- No. Servant Woman and Boy for sale-are
slaves for life-WOman % years of age, boy g. both
sound and healthy. She is the best cook, washer,
and ironer in the city. Apply to
RICHARDS, Agent,
jan 80 3t* No. AS Thirteenth ST.
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HORSE 1OLEN.-Was stolen from the
L L stable of the sub crber last night, the ~.
18th instant, SOrrel Mare. She is a rid fTSSA
ing animal, of much spirit, and fine NOV hh
Ell The only distingushabIe marks are a Knot on
the back, caused by the saddle, and one hind foo,
white. She is about ten years old. A suitable re
ward will be paid for the information that will lead
to her recovery. FRANCIS N. BRENT,
jan 29-6t Delaware avenue CAPITOL Hill.
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sAY!-Why can't young ladies abstain from
kissing babies frantically before strangers?
Why can't man visit Paris without return
Ing with super natural tooth brush, in the
guise of moustache? And lastly,
How does it happen that when ever you
chance to stop out late, upon your retirement
as !quietly as possible, every door creeks ten
times as much as usual, and the stairs 60 off
like parks of artillery ?--I London Diogene,.
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BRowNsoy's REvIsw.-We ara indebted 70
Mr. VIM Kennedy, for copy of the January
1855 number of Brownson's Ouarter,v RI.
Vie"' containing the usual number Of theoIog
ical and critical articles, 30. The work il
the ablest Roman Catholic periodical pub
hshsd Ia this country its editor ranking as
one OF the most powerful reasoners and acute
critics in our land. To all literary nersons
as we'll as to those out of the Roman Catholic
church who are given to reading theological
dlsputations, and to all Catholics, Brownson's
Review has always been work of much in.
terest
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pOR O0O WORTH GOODS SELLING Al

DLO,UUU PRIME CosT.-The sub cribel
having on hand 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
vation OF a single article, commencing on the 10Th
instant, and continuing until the Goth February.
The stock will be found very complete. having
been purchased mostly FIR cash at the late peremp-
tory sales in Philadelphia and New York, and offers
rare inducements to cash buyers.
R. w. CARTER,
Betw 7th and 9Th sts., opp Centre Market.
ian 0O-po0y
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JOB PRINTING.

Gar friends will find us prepared at any
moment to execute every description of JOB
PRINTING, with neatness and dispatch on very
reasonable terms, from Cards up to Book
Printing We are now ready to serve all. at
moments warning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-20

a DISTRICT DIREcreRY.-Ihe compiler has
favored us with copy of '' Ten Eyck's Wash
lngton and Georgetown Directory, with a
complete Congressional and Department ID.
Iectory, compiled and published by 1. Ten
Eyek, contractor for numbering the cities oil
washington and Georgetown Washington,
u. T. Henry Polkinhsr IN, printer, 1855 y
This work appears, as far as we have exam,
ined it, to be quite complete, and to be we'll
arranged 1t contains great deal of inform
alton concerning the public institutions, and
government affairs, requisite in work of the
sort, but not often found in connection with a
City Directory. A Congressional Direc tory is
appended to il, as we'll as chapters ezplainipg
everything about every body who make Wash
lngton or Georgetown their home, which be-
ing OF interest to any one, may properly be
embraced In such work. 1t will be indis.
pensable to all who do business In this region
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REMOVAL OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE
CApITAL.-Some of the Pennsylvania journals
are advocating the removal of tho Capital of
that State from Harrisburg to Philadelphia
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r We are daily In the sseipt of some five
or SIX papers whose pu blishsrs ask to be pl lac ed
upon our exchange list. We regret that we
are compelled to decline increa sing our list
As it is much larger than We have any use fol
aud is already great tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-20

a Advertisements excluded from our M
Per to-day, will receive their regular number
Of insertions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-20

e Many Of our Subscribers did not es,
their papers until lats hour yesterday, ow-
ing to the breaking of our engine.
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AWFUL SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS.

AWFUL SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS.
FURTHER reduction in prices at the store of the
T. late firm OF Magruder s. Calvert.
1000 yards brocade ST k, cost 81 for 6211 cts
762 do figured do do 62I cts
433 pieces changeable Silk, cost 81 &c for SOC
velvet Cloak cost $3l for Sl3
l emb'd cloth Cloak, cost $3.50 for SI3
Is plain do vely low
few pieces raw Silks, cost SOC for Bic
Also, Canton Grape Dresses, various coIors ;,
which will be sold exceedingly cheap.
Call soon and make you. selections at No. 16
Market Space, between Eighth and Ninth sts.
ian COW
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SILVERWARE.

4 VERY pretty assortment OF Silve. Coffee Sets
"A Pitchers, Goblets, Cupi, Creams, and all kinds
of Spoons and Forks and variety of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for presents, viz: Soup and Oyster
Ladies, Crumb Scrapers, fish, pie and cake Knives,
Cream and Sugar Spoons etc., is offered at low prl-
ces and warranted sterling.
Ii. SEMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
;a,,
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II. SEMKEN. JEWELER

No. $50 Pa. drenue, between 9th and 10Th streets,
Offers for sale a magnificent assortment OF
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
Gold Bracelets, Breastpins, Earrings, Seal Ring,
Wedding Rings, Fob and Vest Chains, Seals, Lock
cts, Pencils, ThimbIes, Trnkets, etc
All articles arc warranted as represented and solt
unusually low. innlo
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a. Sleighing now at Albany is excellent
Tho people of that city enjoy it hugely.
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

COMPLETE Coffee Sets, Casters, Cake and Frui
~ Baskets, Walters on white metal, Table. Dies
sert, and Tea Spoons and Forks, double and triple
plated on Abata, the best substitute for silver war
ranted aud sold by H. SEMKEN,
No $50 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th SITS
ian 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-20

rOLD, SILVER, STEEL & PLATED SPEC
" TACLES to suit every age and
eve, Riding Specs, R. R. Glasses, Eye ,ssS10As.a>
Protectors, Eye Glasses of all descnp- 90S
tons, Reading Glasses, Goggles Sc,
Parabola, Perifocai, Concave, Convex, and Colore1
Glasses put in frames at the shortest notice.
Persons in want of glasses may be sure to pc,
those which benefit the eye at
II. SEMKEN'S,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, bstw. 9th and 10th sts.
ian 20
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d UEAWAY from the subscriber Oh Tuesday,
IL the 10th instant Henry Davis, colored. The
said boy is my bound apprentice, is about IL years
old and light coiored. l hereby warn all persons
ftom employing, or in any way hsrboring him, as I
will prosecute any person offending according to
law. MICHAEL DOLBY
jan 20-3t.
WEDISH HAIR CREATOR.-SO
- confident are the proprietors Of the success of
this article that they will, at their rooms in New
York, apply it, and make no charge until the hair is
produced For sale at
jan 20-3t LAMMOND'S, 7h st.
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NOTIFICATIONS. COCHEU respectfully in
IN forms the numerous patrons of his popular Fri
day night Soree., that in consequence Of The Presi-
dents Levees being on the same night with his
Soirees, that i'm future they will he given on every
alternate Friday, commencing with to morrow eve
ming. He hoges TO meet a large number of his
friends TO morrow night at Carusi's SaIosn.
ian lS-.3ls
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y The Richmond Penny Post, an Ameri-
can organ, advocates tho propriety of passing
bill for the relief of Robert B. Randolph,
the man w.o pulled Gen. Jackson's nose,
while President Of the United States. No
doubt the admirers Of the departed hero at
Richmond will relish tho proposition with de-
light
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CHARLES WALTERS

GENERAL AGENCY AND INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, NO. $50 SEVENTH ST.
OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET.
Office hours from to II a. m, and from 2 TO
p. IN. Jan Him
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Proceedings of To-Day.

FrOCeedtnSs OF To-Day.
In the House, to- day, an Executive message,
covering communication from the State d.
partment concerning the claim of Captain
Gibson against tho Dutch Government, was
read and referred to the Committee on For.
eign Affairs.
Mr.. Giddings, of Nebraska, introduced hills
for the establishment of land Offices in Nebras-
ka, and for the construction of military roads
therein; which were referred
Mr.. Fuller reported from the commerce com.
mittee bill to carry into effect certain provi-
sion of the reciprocity treaty with Britain !;
committed.
The Pacific Railroad bill then came up in
the regular order of business.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, moved to lay it on
the table; not agreed to-yeas A, nays 125.
The questie was next put by yeas and nays
on referring the bill to select committee Of
10; and it was not referred-yeas rs, nays
lit.
The question then required on agreeing to
the amendment of Mr.. Davis, of Indiana.
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FOR EVENING.

M w. GAIT & BRO. have Just received beau.
Nl. tiful assortment OF Rich Pearl Necklaces
Brooches, Ear Rings, &c.
ALSO
A complete assortment of Pearl, Ivory, Spanish
and Mourning Fans, which will be sold unusually
low. nj. w. GAIT & BRO,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
ian 1875
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A CARPENTER.-FOR HIRE, ON REASON
n able terms, by the year, coiored Carpenter. ::
Enquire al inc once. jan 1885,
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rs CENT DAGUERREOTYPE.

w E are always on hand making Pictures for IS
w cents and upwards and have just received a
new assortment fancy Cases, pearl, paper mache,
sonag: Jenny Lind, Oval, velvet, stereoscopic and
lady Cases, which we will sell at reduced prices ;
and by our usual accommodating principles we hope
to gain n share Of public patronage.
Gallery on Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
directly over M. w. Gait & Bros Jewelry Store.
jan 20-eo3L+ g. d. STEWART, Prop,r
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A r N Y

No. 81 Bridge street, Georgetoun,
7 s prepared TO furnish BALLS, DINNERS, So1REEs
L WEDDINGS, SC, with everything i'll the Contec
tionary line, in any part of the District. the short
est notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
ian l9-tf
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SMOKE-SMOKE-SMOKE.

DoBINsoN CO., lately from Eur pc, can cure
III Smoking Chimneys Any one troubled that
way can have it remedied by giving them a call
Their charges are moderate and f they fail to effect
a cure don't expect pay. By leaving their residence
At John Riley's, No. sac 7th ST., Michael Taltyt
$50 St, or at this Office will meet with attention
Jan l5-lw
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OST-Last evening, black lace Veil. on II
IL street, between 10th and l4th. The finder
will confer favor by leaving it at the Star Office
ian 20-1t*
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II 1t is said that SIC, 900 will be realized
from tho New York ladies' ball for tho benefit
Of the poor.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office, Washington, ID.
.Ianucru 20. 1855.

remaining IA the foSt On1ce, W osntnStoHy IL. -
January 20, 1855.
,(Orderedto be advertised in the " EVENING STAR"
agreeable TO the following section Of the Post Ocs
Law-t being the newspaper harng e 'arsesf circii-
tdt,on Of any daily paper Publisaedin Washington:
SEC. 5. lind he il f,irther enacted That the list OF
letters remaining uncaled for in any post office in
any city, town. or village, where newspapers shall
be printed, SHALL hereafter, be published only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
otener shall haze the largest circulation within the
range of the delivery of said Office TO be decided by
the postmaster al such office.l
U1Persons applying in the following ,,st will
please say they are ADvERTrsKD.
LADIES' LIST
Ayton, Miss Annie A Hadey. Mrs Ostharine
Austin, Miss Ellen Jones, Miss Anna
Anderson, Miss Jane Ireland Ml.s Elizabeth
Allen Mrs susan Ireland, Miss Anna A
Bates, Mrs Geo jackson, Mrs
Birch Miss Julia Knott, Miss Elizabeth
Berkei Miss Barbara Kewell, MrsM
Bodeorner. Miss Sophia Heating Miss M.rssrete
Broushden, Miss Susan Kembe, Mrs Eliza
Britten, Miss Mary Lynch, Mi,s Anna
Bourness Miss Leonard, Mrs Sise
Downing, Mrs Ellen Lawingeu Miss Mary
Burners Miss Amelia Lyman Miss Julia
Barker Miss Marthe Leddy Miss Margaret
Cole, Mrs Sarah Lighter Mrs Mary L
Cspp, Miss Elizabeth W Lewis Miss Suss
Culmond, Miss Marks, Miss Mary
Caushlan, Mrs Miller, Mrs Polly
con MsnH Mis-. -. Ee aaan Maddox, Mis-: Eu.
Connei Margaret Morris Miss Mary
Corrohan, Bridget Murphy, Bridget
Chafant Miss Eliza Murphy. Mrs
Cheney, Mrs Matilda Myers, Miss Mary A
Dunn Bridget Miller, Miss Mary Zoliver
Davis Miss Mary Mason, Mrs Mary b
Dnvaul, Miss Louisa NJ Mitchell Mrs Mary =
Davis, Charlott Minton, Ellen
Driscol, Margaret Mckenzie Mrs AL
ElIicott Mrs James p O'Connel Mrs John
Ferry Miss Mary A CHAIR, Mrs
Flanagan, Miss Mary 0dre, Miss Halvin
Gibbs Mrs Pierce, Mrs Hariett
Green, Miss Victoria Poore, Mrs Charlotte
Gsdney, Mrs Capt Ross, Miss Elizabeth
Gardner, Miss Jane Reeves, Mrs Margsrste
Garratt Mrs Ann Virginia Rodney, Mrs Adella
Carton Miss Robertson, Mrs Eliza
Gessford Mrs Elizabeth Rien, Miss Bridget
Griffin, Miss Mary Steel, Mrs Annie
Griffin Miss Jeanpie Smith, Miss EmillieJ
Horn, Mrs VS. Stockton, Miss Kate
Hail. Mrs Virginia Stevens, Miss Loise
Hayes, Mrs Margaret Sullivan, Miss Hannah
Huestis, Miss Rossnna Sisson, Miss Alberta
Harper, Miss Mary Thompson, Mrs Nancy
Howard, Mrs Martha Thomas, Mrs Jane e
HARRISON, Miss Sallie Williams, Mrs Sarah
MrsM Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-20

nE BOWS REVIEW FOR JANUARY, just
~ published and for ,salee Subscription s. per
annum. FRANCK TAYLOR,
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REDUCED RATES.

F5HIlE season being well advanced, and having on
i hand large stock of DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS
and SHOES of every grade, comprising
Fine stitched Patent Leather Boots
Quilted bottom Water proof CALF Boots
Double sole stitched do do
Double sole pegged do do
Do Stitched Patent Leather Shoes, of va
rious styles
Do do Calf Shoes do
Do Pegged do do
With a great variety of other stock not necessary
to mention, we have determined TO offer further in
ducements to those who purchase for cash. and will
for the remainder of the offer the above goods
at greatly reduced rates for c1sh.
10 Where goods are charged the regular price
will be strictly adhered to-.
BURNS & COCHRAN,
4Os Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and 7th streets.
ian 20-3t
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THE QUEENS Regulations and Orders for the
Army complete to 1854, 2 vols, LONDON
Code Napoleon, literally translated vol, London
1854
Fairhot's Dictionary of Terms of Art, vol, Lon
don, 1854
The Microscope, its History, construction, and ap-
pication, by J. Fogg, l vol, 500 engravings,
London, 1854
Hughes Luties Of Judge Advocates l vol
The Steam Engine, for practical men, by Ham and
Gener, vol, London 1854
The Steam Engine, its history and mechanism, by
Robert Scott Burn, vol, London, 1854
Richards Population and Capital, vol. London,
1854 FRANCK TAYLOR.
ian 90
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. yesterday, the 10th of Jan :,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the redemption of stock...... $15,42s SO
For paying Treasury debts ...... 1,346 90
For the Customs. ................ 11,476 20
Forcoverin into the Treasury frcm
miscel aneou sources. ......... 4S1 %
For the War Department. ........ 45,195 20
For tho Navy Department ....... 5000 90
For tho interior Department. ~. 2,316 70
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An Army officer Resigned. Second
Lieut.. Charles e. Rogers, second dragons,
U. s A, has resigned.
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BOOK BINDING.

BOOK BINDING.
MRS. ADELINE SERGEANT respectfully in
Nl forms her friends and the public generally,
that she continues carry on the bookbindng bus
mess i'm all its varieties.
E 81. north, between 9th and 10Th SITS.
jan l7-eo3t' Intel, Globe, Unionl
HOWARD's U. 8. SUPREME COURT BE
| 1sa5 FRANCK TAYLQR.
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Mistakes.-Tne Portsmouth, Va, papers
are wrong in announcing that the sloop-of
war jamestown is at anchor in Hampton
Roads. She has not yet sailed from Phila.
delphia. So also in announcing the arrival
Of the United States brig Porpoiss at New
York. 1t is thought in the Department tina.
sh has not yet left Hong Kong on her return
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-20

DOCKET and Quarto Diaries for less for Gale By
Il FRANCK TAYLOR.
jan S-G