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EF-" Perseverance, said lady to ser
want, :. Is the only way to accomplish great
down stairs, and they all disappeared. SAL
.ly, where are all those dumplings?' Il
managed to gel through them ma'am. ~
".Why, how on earth did you contriye TO cat
so many dumplings y :. BY perseverance,
ma'am," said Sally -
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5slett GuIr.
EGOTIS NJ.
THE BOsOM Sc 1T.

FROM THE
UNPUBLISHED "ALLAGoRIEs oF THE HEART
BA NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.
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= - ihe physical fact, to which it is here attenp-
~ ~ - give moral signifeation, has been known
" o'ear IN more than one instance. Ai 8
i~tSsasas ~ tyzs
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'Ziba don't exaggerate but here is twen-
ty-five cents, go to the store and buy 9 pound
of fresh-N J.. Piodyaae. lash gea
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@ Rosina cried he. in broken and passio-S
nate tones but with nothing of the wild waiii
that had haunted his voice SC long. g Fora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-05
By McGUIRE, Auctlon.er.

SSy ~ -. Ia Co hScII0nGeTs
ARGE AND MAGNIFICENT SALE, by Cat
4 aioga" ni elegant and c0Stiy Fancy Goods, suit
ahie TOR H0ifay Presents, containing The latest De
Signs and Novelties Of European Art Housekee MI, o
Artrits Sc.-On MONDAY morning JAM g. 1856
at III clock, and at in the evening Ut the store
room adjoining Iiarper'S dry goods store PennsvIya
ma avenue, between 9th az 10th streets shall
sell without reserve, an invoice OF bohemian Glass
watc, from the Royal Manufactures of Prague and
Vienna, viz:
Mamie! Vases, Pokals Boquct Holders, Gard Re-
ceivcrs, Pot Pourrt Jars, FIacons, CoIugnes,
IumbierS, G0blets, Champagpes, Clareis,
Wines, Spoon Holders, niger Bowls. Wine
Coolers, Fruit Bowls, We're deau Sets, Sc.
Also, an invoice Of heavy English and French Ctys-
tai cut and Engraved Glassware, viz: Dc
canters, Bowls, Tumbers, GOblets, Cham
pagHes, Clarets, Wines, &c.
Also, an :nv"icc Of French China Dinner and Tea
Sets, Mantel Vases, CoIosnes, Baskets, Tete-
aTctcs, Coflaes, sc.
Also, an invoice Of hronZe Figures, Vases Perfume
Stands, Candelabras, Ctupcs. Candlesticks
Card Stands
Also, al invoice of Rosewood Work Boxes. Writ
ing Desks, ladies' Reticues, Gentlem ems
Dressing Cases
Also, an invoice of Lava and Antique Ware, Ettus
can glass, Sax China, Venice Glass, Biscuit
China, sc.
The Goods will be open for exhibition on the
morning of the sale
Terms: $50 and under cash over that amount a
credit 81 sixty and ninety days. for SATISFACTORY
iy endorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. c. Mcguire,
sSan :'!f AuctiOneer.
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jan dds
BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,

By j. g. MCGUIRE, Auetionser.
VERY EXTENSIVE SALE or NEW CHBf
" net Furniture and House Furnishing Goeds-
IN WEDNESDAY morning, January 10, at n
O'CLOCK, at the House Furnishing Warehouse q
Messrs Heartwell and Johnson, on the south si,i<
81 pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th SITS
SHAH SELL without reserve, alt their stock in trade
comprising:
,Fnll marble top dressing and plain Bureaus
Mahogany Sofas and Sofa Beds
~ dozen Mahogany Chairs, assorted, Rocker5
10 Cottage Chamber Suites, various patterns
Painted Bureaus, Washstands Tables
Secretary and bookcases, w riting Table, Desks
mahogany and walnut Centre and Gard Tables
Marhie top Centre and Sofa Tables
Mahogany Hatracks, BedsteaGs +,
single and donble Cottage BeGsieads 3. HF
HahogaDy and walnut Enclosed Washstands
keso!vnlg, cane seat, and plain Office Chai.s
10 dtxen cane and wOed seat Chairs, assorted
D dozen Rockers, various patterns
sn lhasseeany framed Looking giasses
10 cooking aDiSther Stoves
French ChHDS Tea Sets Vases
Stone China hpRefand Teawaye
Granite TOi!et Sfas:Basins and Pitchers ,
glassware Cutlery, Fire Irons &C.
together with large number of articles not neces
sary TO enumerate.
The attention of the trade is specially called 10
this sale, which vii! be positive aud without re-
serve.
Terms: $50 and under cesi 4; over that amount a
credit of CO. go. and 100 DAY. for notes Satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JAMES C, MCGUIRE,
Jan Sd Aur.fouper
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES OF THE PAST YEAR
We find in our exchanges tabula. statsme emit.
ct the crimes and casualties in the United
Statss, during the year which has jus. closed
The total amount of property destroyed by
fire is estimated, in round numbers at twenty
five millions of dollars. The number Of per
sons whose lives have been sacrificed by burn.
ing buildings, is put down at one hundred
ard ssventy-one There have been one hun
died and ninety-three railroad accidents, Kill
ing one hundred and eighty six persons, and
Wounding FIVE hundred and eighty.nine There
have also been forty-cight steamboat aoci-
dents, killing FIVE hundred and eighty-ssven
persons, and woUnding two hundred and
twenty-five. During the year six hundred
and eighty-two murders were committed, and
eighty-four persons were executed. In the
State Of New York alone there were seventy.
four murders and seven executions, and in
California sixty four murders and fifteen exc.
cutions.
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MANASSAS RAILROAD .TRADA.-The Alex.
andria Sentinel recommends that the mer
chants Of that city establish commercial agsn.
cies at strasburg, in Shenandoah county, with
capital to purchase the large amount of pro
duce that comes to and passes that place in
wagons for Winchester, where it is transferred
to the cars for the Baltimore market. The in.
forests of Alexandra, we have no doubt would
be greatly promoted by following the advice
of the sentinel. Strasburg is an important
point in the trade Of the Valley, and a diver
SION theIe freHa the Baltimore to the Alexan.
drla route would advance the commercial in.
forests of Alexandria, while it would have but
slight effect on the interests of Winchester
as the principal trade passes directly through
that place.
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5000 blue 1hnRol for lining great coats
1000 dozsu pairs half stockings, Sizes weighing
3pounds per dozen, OF good sound wool,
doubled and twisted yarn. Those Knit by
hand preferred
Brass scales, NC. S. ssrg. corp privs.
staples for coats (brsss)
Worstel sashes, crimson
i and = Zach worstei la-e crimson, reen, orange,
rsd. sky blue, and yellow
Fell cap lCdies
| Glazed leather, FIR viEors and chein-straps
Morlcca, for cap liuiugs
Oil Sill, for cap covers
Glue serge, for coat Innings
Sewing silk nd taigt
Linen thresds
Drums, compete, artillery end infantry
D ,um cords, hesd batter and snere. snares sete,
sings and sticks, pairs
Drums stick carriages; flies. and c
Bugles, with e1 IA mou'hpiecee, and truppets
Colln's axes, (fslling)
Axe AID hs,chet hardcs speies
Tin canteens, 10 hold three pints
Bunti g, red, white and blue
Tent poies and ;i, sets for hospital wall and com.
mon t-nts
Boiling rope, tent c-rd
Garrison and recruiting halliards
Wooden tent buttcns and slips
Brass spurs, pairs
B 'ank boohs and stationery
Wax, upper and sole leather.
All Of which it is desirable should be OF domestic
manufacture, and mus: conform, in ell respects, to
the sandard psttHrn eesled in this Office, where
they can be examined.
Sample patterns will be SEQ! by mail, with any
addinoual Information upon The lject which may
BE- desired by manufacturers wishing to offer pro
possls.
Ten per cent OF tie amount Of each delivery will
be retain until The contract sksll be mpleted,
which Is TO be fortified to the United States In
O. de!alcatca the part Of the contractor in fol-
htng the terms snc stipulations Of the contract.
About oneourth Of these suprlies will be required
on or bef,re the h.st of July next, and payments
will be made fc. them the next sppropri-
alton by Cchgress Of funds 10 this brsnch OF the
service il available; tie remainder Will oe psi1 Tor
| on delivery
The privilege Is reserved, of increasing, by one
third, the quantity If II the supplies above men
| toned.
Contracts will bs basel upon accepted proposals,
for the fslf lment Of which two more securities
/ will be required. BIDS desired only rom man.
ufactn-ers or regular dealers ia the article proposed
to be fu, nishes aud viii be respected or con-
sidered from an one who IL not known as Q manu-.
fscturer or regulsr dealer In the Gesi1ed supplies
which fact or the reverse must be distinctly stated
in the bids offered we'll ~ the Games aud address
of the persons intsnded e. be proposed Securities
In CAGE a &C ntr &C. Is obtained. f
/ letters ntxiniag proposals. should bs endorsed;
"Pf pcs rs fer ARM supplies"
siajos ans ousrtsrmasteI o. ). a.
dec T-e0,3lysp % ah1
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The WEArHER Il damp, dull and dr;x,,v :.
everything and everybody look stupid and
disagreeable, with the exception Of the fsmi
mines, Of course. We could not be hrnta,
enough not to except them. The sidewaIks
are wet, and suggestive of coughs and catarrhs.
Inc river j: slightly foggy. Some people Have
a queer look about the eyes, consequent upon
lmcibabies and everybody agrees in suppl.
eating the clerk of the weather for q little
sunshine and pure bracing air.
LAST MIGHT OF THE RoussErs.-Theresa,
Adelaide and Clenentine Rousset take their
farewell benefit tonight at the National The
atre, when several beautiful pieces will be
presented. These ladies have made hosts of
friends by their exquisite dancing and lady.
like manners. We trust that they. will have
a fine house.
No FIGHr.-Yesterday We mentioned that
Bill Beckett was sent to Jail for badly beating
Mr.. A. Grinder. Mr.. G.. informs us that
Beckett attacked him while conversing with
another person, and beat him as We stated.
Mr. G. don't want it understood that he on
gagged in fight with Beckett, such not being
the case.
THB LECTURE To NIear-That eminent
scholar and lecturer, Dr.. Baird, will deliver q
lecture tonight, at the Smithsonian Institute.
on The present war in Europe" All who
desire an Intellectual treat will do we'll to 20.
The subject 10 fruitful, and cannot fail to inter-
est everybody.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Tho number of maj.
rage licenses granted by the clerk Of the
county court. Tor thu year 1854, was ia.
About the same numbsf were granted in 1853.
but only Is wsre granted in 1851.
WATCH RETURNS Tho only cases disposed
Of at the guatd-house, this morning, were
those of two boys John Ellis and John Wen
dell who were fighting in an omnibus at the
National Theatre last night. They were sent
to Jail in default Of security to keep the peace.
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TANNING BIRD.-1Ye fiad in one of our
exchanges singular instance of " damhins o
flood" of cong. The writer of the anecdote
says:
GA friend Of ours has had for q long time
very superior canary bird, which has teen
celebrated for its excellence as a songster, and
for which he has been offered large sums of
money. About three weeks ago, our friend,
being awakened from nap by It's voice, rosa
and hastily exclaimed, 'd--p that bird
denly ceased its note and from that time to
the present has never warbled or even chirped,
but has maintained unbroken silence What
philosophy of in> tinct, or of mutual affection
between man and his pets can account for
this !''-B"Bats Commerciet Adrsrtiser.
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BY &c. REQUIRE. Aucttonsar

Ey - T.. mCS u 1fSE Auct1Oneor-
TXtELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
II keeping Effects at Auction.-On TUESDAY
morning, January 9th, nj 10 O'Clock, the residence
OF 4 renilemIn declining housekeeping southeast
corner Of Ninth and streets, shall sell all his fur
ntme and effects, viz:
Par Of walnut Tete-a F.le SOFAS covered with dam
ask
Walnut Wiat1ot, sal Gmandnles
Marble tsp c'nt;e Table, Rugs
Mahogany hair spring cat Chairs
Blue and gold DamaSk Curtains
CoInice and Shades
Tapestry. ihrec-ply and Venetian Carpets
Handsome Engraviugs, Lamps
Marble top Sideboard, dining Chairs
Walnut Extension Table, 1s feet
Silver plated Casters, Table Cutlery
French and Stone Cniu2, Glassware
Double and single Cottage Bcdsteads
Bureaus, Wa-stsrds, Toilet Sets
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows
Superior hair and husk Mattresses
Coltage Chairs, Rockers, Clock
Two superior Cook Stoves ana Fixtures.
Together with general assortment of Kitchen Re
quistes.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that amount :
credit OF thirty and sixty days. for notes SATISFACTORY
Iy endorsed, bearing interest.
81 The House will be for rent ENQUIRE ON th,
pr misses.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Jan3-d Auctioneer.
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~ ANOTHER Pc UN.-Mr. WHITEHURST has.been
awarded other premium his superior
exhibited at the Worlds Fair, New York 1t will be
bered that Mr. w. received from the Worlds Fair London,
two medals his unrvsed dsguerreoypes of
Fillmore ans Cabinet and Psnscopes of Esssra Falls bo
sides prsnams ct all the as which he has exhibited
past This speaks volumes in favor of his gale
riea
Call and have yorr licensees akon Wtehursts Gale
r. near -Four snd-s-hsd street. Pennsylvania avenus
sep le-H
~ PALPIrATION OF THE HEART, Nervous diseases
Liver Complaint Neuralgia Dyspepsia, COstvenrss and
Piles are all relieved In incredible short
OF tae 6y Carers Spanish Mixture the great tonic AND
paIner or the blood. 1t contains particle of Mercury
opium or any noxous drugl perfectly harmless and has
enrso more than i've hundred cases Of disease
We can only refer the the certihcstes
which be found another column and all Of which
tne detailed in full around the bos It Is
Spring and Fall Medicines sssssss On i1fusncs oy
blood touly rsmark able,
e" eS0 advertisement.
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ASTROJOGY DEMONSTRATED

A5RDFESSoR LEO SOUND continues to toretell
J. al particular events incident to human life,
such SIS sdyice given for The succe.sfu accomplish.
ment ofs wealthy marriage, CLEANSING OF cuisines,
Office, or situation, OF friends riches property, sub.
srits, sickn sss d a, and al concerns Of life. The
Pr1fe.sor elfo may Re consulted on Tall mans f..
miisr AstroIogy.
Trims: Gep'leu,eu 81; ladies 80 cents; solored
people 20 cents escb.
Madam Rcspilla may be consulted by tbs cards at
ths same place, upstairs. White peop e 50 cents;
colored people 25 cents each Apply ct No. k83
(Astrology over the door) correr of c and Twelfth
street, on tho Island. dec lS-Sws
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FREDERICKSBURG WATER WoRKs.-The cit.
iz'ns Of Fredericksburg voted With very great
unanimity, on Thursday, for an increase Of
subscription, to tho exten. of $40, 600, to the
water powor project The dam being com.
pleted across the Rappahannock, it is no W ne
eessary (says the Herad) to construct suit.
able channel to bring the water to the town,
where it may be applied to manufacturing
purposes. The old bed of the canal will b.
used to the extent capable, but with o width
OF some serenity feet, and an increased depth
is necessary for the volume of water. The
vote On the proposed additional subsc rip ion
was small one, viz For l48, Against g.
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OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAes,
'LApEIPHIA. Dec %. 1854.

SEhLED PROPOSALS will he recsired at this
- Cities until 10 o'clock, IN Of the S1at day Of
January next fer furnisbicg b. contract the follow
Ing ery supplies snd materials, ceivt rahle at the
kill Artelsl, In quantities as required, viz
5000 yards ca dark bue Qnt'go Dyed twilled
cloth, wsighing 81 ounces per yard
5000 yards 81 SKY blue Qndgo dyed) twiiled cloth,
weighing % ounces per yard
10000 army blankets wool gray, with the letters
US. in black four iEches Ions, in the
eenter,) to b. seven feet long and Eve
feet wide; each blanket to weigh i've
pouads
$1,000 yds u flannel, cotton and wool
$4,000 "a unbiesched dsilling
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New York Marke1a

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Cott6n Is upward and
firm, but no large sales have been reported.
Flour has declined 12ta1ss cents; sales of A.
$50 bbls. at So I2sass.75; Southern is heavy
and unchanged. Wheat-the market is frm,
with an upward tendency. Corn-pricss are
trihe higher, with sales of 10000 busheIs
western mixed at LOB delivered. Provisions
are unehaaged Whisky-ssles Of Ohio at
36S1362.l 80. i
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e. 3. WRIGHT, Aactienssr.

EURNIrURE. HORSES, MULES, at Auction
Il On WEDNESG DAY morning next, the l0tl
instant. at 10 O'Clock, shall sell, by order Of the
Administrator AT the residence of the late Robert
Drizetl in Cherry street, near the Market, all the
personally, viz:
sorrei Horse, Grey Mule, LACK do, bay do
setts Iiarnc:s, Saddles and Bi idcs
Cart, Tow Lines, EOat Sheet
Boat Lamps, CaTpehtefs' Tools
Household Furnl;u IRE, &c., sc.
Terms: Sil add under cash /; over 500 Il credit OF
sit mcnihs, Tor approved endorsed notes. with in
t.rc.t. F.. S. WRIGHT,
ian 4-eOtS Auctiunetr.
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TIL, PHILLIPs' C0AcH FACTORY

At Eighth st adjoining Eain.y's Livery Stables
0WING to The increased trsds which generous
PEELED to erect new and larger building for the
csrryipg on of my business. Here shall b. en-.
sbled to execute all orders entrusted To- me with
greater facilities aRd dispatch, and would RESP. Ct
Carreg's AMI Wagons. of tbs most mod-rn ct, il,
ba,ls OF the best materials, end warranted to siv.
satisfaction.
,.epnirs Of every description pcnctualIy attended
to.
For ssls, cheap, secondhand Clarence Carris 20,
nearly new, dec est
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STATISTICS OF TIE NEW YORK ASSAY Or.
FIcE.-The amount of gold sent to the Assay
Office, from the time it went into active op,r.
alton 1.-THE 10th Of October) to the Both of De.
cembeE, was 5l5, GIG O3 ounces. If the value
is calculated at slS an ounce, its aggregate
value Is $9,2ol ,0SS "a (nins millions, two
hundred and eighty one thousand, eighty.
one thousand, eighty eight dollars, and hfty.
four cents The amount of silver sent for
assay, during the Same period, was 765,ol5;
value, at say 81 II per ounce, $9ls,467 IS.
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jan Sd
UNION ACADEMY.

C5r1er Of F1r'ceah st. and NetU York auenus
A FEW Iaers pupils can be received to make III
"A the limited number. Application must /,
made soon: The discipline, instruction, and me an
OF are such to insure satisfactory pro
grss. In those Iupis vic punctual, resuler I'm,
obsdient.
Circulars at the Bookstores
dec 3o-3m H. RICHARDS pr;ro;n.l
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BY z. s. WEfGHT, aue%s>naer
49, ..~tA A6ef y gs

l-.-ts,h = 49, ketoyy4fsF ~ ssH !
A BsoIIITe aNn uskEfE EYEb SALE BIZ
~ Auctmn, byorder of the assiyhees 6r 100 has.
ketS and cases Of first class Ol.if Wines, 2randjes
ana Liquors, at ny store, No. lS2 aad ls4 I;rge st.
m T.. , on MONDAY afternoon, January 9Th,
at 9 o'cih"k.-amoncst lie variou, old and cbc:re {
wines IN original cases as imported, Arc
iaH hofdois < HeTmeny's finest old Cforoso. Ma
chaInudo. Vino tel Paste Pale and Brown
Anontiliad0 Shenies, ManzanilIa do. Sande-
man Ofey's Pale, CrIsiy and Trinity
London Dock Ports, East India Sercial and
hoaf matriras, Chambrrin, Romance Con O.,
Hefntas', Chatsaux Latte, Margauy, La,
rose LaiolIr, Giant, OF Boston, and Guester,
bordeauf, c. Marcy Minis and other houses
Cabinet S,einberger. and Hockheimer, Stein
wen in Boeksbeutel, Capri Rosso, l.acrima
Christi.
Absynte, Noyau and Liqueares, Pale and Dark Cog
nae ana Champagne BraEdies of Otard and
m Marteli. and oiher Wines and Liquors
Inc entire IN cases Of l dozen each, the fine 4
quality, and will be sold without reserve TO the
highest bidder. Terms cash.
E. S. WRIGHT,
jan 4-dis Anct;nneer
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

Lvnis'assa dremue opposite the Bank Of Meaningless
MIR. THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invites
stock Of GOODS, which he has opened on LousiIps
avenue bet~aen Sixth snd Seventh strees opposit.
the Bank of Washington, consisting of ali descrip.
tons of Teas, DC. Imperial Gunpowder, and Black
SCI at the lowest prices for cash or approved PAPER
Besides al tbs n.cessariss for Grocery BUSINESS
viz: BrnOms, nuckels, Cedw Tubs, Matches, &C,
&c. Please call and see Tor yourselves.
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n At recent Presbyterian Synod, held
in New York, they took up the subject of psal-
mody generally, with the view to improve
ment in its adaptation as portion of divine
service. In resolution unanimous adopted,
they determined to have included in Book
Of Psalmody to be prepared g the Psalms in
the prose authorized translation, to be adapted
for chanting!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-05

y Gunpowder is no longer to be the great
destroyer. A Mr.. Perkins had steam gun
which will throw ball weighing a ton dis
tance of five miles He wants a ship of TO-
600 tons to anchor off Sebastopol with his gun
on board, and promises to destroy the place
without loesing man.
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Arrival Of the City OF Manchester

PHrLADrhrHIA, Jan. 6.-Ths "City of Man
ohestSe''is betsw with 3ls passengers and q
full cargo. This vessel left Liverpool on the
Goth Of December, consequently her foreign
Few has been anticipated by the Asia, which
sailed On The 23d.
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Meeting G; the Indiana Leeislature

CisCIsykrI, Jan 4-The Indiana LegisIa-
ture organized to-day. The Senate elected
Scion Furman, Chief Secretary; and the House
Dor's message will be delivered to morrow
He will strongly urge restrictions against the
abuse Of free banking.
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nAVIS'S POEMS just received ard for sale by
~ ALEX. ADAMSON, Seventh St..

lie is agent for all the Cheap Publications, Maya
zines and Newspapers; Harper's, Putnam's, Ora
hams Magazines and Lady. Book at 81 so year.
London illustrated News, Bells Life, Times Punch
Tunes and Tribune received every night aud deliv-
cred 10 subscribers. He keeps coast inly on hand
a la'se assortment of Biaak Books, Pens, Ink, Pa
per- Envelopes, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards, Chii-
Copy Books wholesale ami retail, &c.
ian 2If
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T OW PRICED sTATIONERY-sELFs SEALING
IL mmercial Envelopes one dollar per LOCO
Ruled Bill Paper 20 c.s p-r luire
Letter Paper s. rer Team
Steal Pens SO cents gross
And every other~artic,e connected with the eta.
tionery business at Al uniformly low tariff.
TAYLOR 4 MAURxS
dc % near Ninth 81.
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Trial Of an Editor

BUFraLo, Jan. 3.--The trial of S. NJ. Booth,
editor of the Free Democrat, for participation
In the rescue Of TIE fugitive slave, Grover, as
Milwaukee, is to come OF during the present
tern of the u S. District Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-05

DOR BALLS, CONCERTS, &c.-THE MAIN
Il Hall of the Assembly Rooms Oh Louisiana ave
nue. is now vacant, and the undersigned is prepared
to rent It for Balls Concerts, or like purposes. 1t
is in order and known to be Of the best halls of
the kind in the District. The hall is fitted for gas
light and the fixtures are in good order.
For terms apply to JNO. NJ. YOUNG,
Penna. avenue, near corner AZ street.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-05

e We talk, says an English writer, of
spending our time, as if it wore go much in.
terestof perpetual annuity; whereas we arc
all living upon our capital, and he who wastes
single day, throws away that which can
never be recalled OK recovered