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NEW STORE, NEW STORE

Lpass.sR1 dre"us opposite lie Brnk ar HdxkSz otf :,
NJ H. THOMAS DkLkANY rssres:fany invit-s
lyl the stt"n !ua CT the patIic t. sxsmtua h.
'tock OF dC4is. ~hioh he bs4 cp-ae. on Lousisps
ssenue ht 'saa sixth aij seventh .treea, Opposite
me Bank It " asbinssou consisting OF ali tescrip,
ions II Tea. &c, lnpsriai. 1unposder, sns Blask
Tss VIM and Li99oss, of all sosts, which hs can
sell Ill s l"sest pf'ess fr sash or approved sspsr
beades d 4! The IA c-es.ries for aro rns .su.ip-s.
VIZ; Or oins, tucL-ta, Cei Tubs. Maiesro S.
&C Pisase cal .sf srs for ycsr elves.
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by GREE 4 SCOTT, A.euone r

by GU RE III 4 SCOTT, Auetaone r,
BOOKS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
- the 10Th Instant, commencing ct 7 O'Clock o.
III we shall sell by catalogue, and will be contia
ued every evening until all j. sod at the Office room
occupied by A. D. Nesrick, ESQ, ON 7th strsrt. op.
posile ODD Fellows Hall, one OF the largest finesr
priT ate libraries offered for sale in the hi trict
comprising Law, Historical, Classical, Miscclane-
Gus and other Books.
For further particulars see catalogue, wh. j can
De mad at the sioreof Green & Scott al thu lnrues
Of sxth street and Pa. avenue; on Goadsy, the stil
Terms cash. Sale peremnoty.
GREEN & SCOTT,
Jan sd AuctiOHeers.
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The Erie Raiiraad War

ERIE, Jan. In thu eonn,;,.
PROPOSITION was disc assed to order thu ~; a..
at French and State streets to De taksn DE-
and Kept down. Tho subject Was dnally Ala
On me table to await the action OF ne tse;s.
taure.
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PRICES OF NEGROES IN SOUTHWESTERN VIR-
aINIA-The last Abingdon Democrat says: At
public sale in front of our courthouse, on the
10Th Of December, there were sold thirteen
slaves, belonging to the estate Of tho late
capt John Dunn deceased. A credit of six
months was allowed. One man aged So years,
brought x275; woman, As years, $500; q
woman, So years, and child, 10 months, 5000
boy. IL gears, $685.; a girl, IL years, $7O5, a
boy, years, $500; q boy, years, $52s; a
girl, q years, $500; a girl, years, 1905 an
other, same age, $425; and another, same age,
$500. These are very high prices, when the
stringency OF money matters is considered A
large concourse OF persons were present and
the bidding was extremely spirited.
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Baltimoco Harlrat

BALTIMORE, Jan. l2.-Ths steamers nsvs
mao no viahis eject on the market. Flour
Small sales Of Howard stree. q, % 10: ,hi,
Aha ''aer brands sis gsnsraliy held at this
ta's, wheat 10 anshsAgsd, and but iit,I. u
doing CorD-WLiis s2a93 csuts v.,Iow o..
70 cents The advance is not caused By steam.
ers news
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Death OF Nn. Van Kan...,ss,

ALBANY, Jan. 1.-The widsw sf PhiIf. s.
Van Rensselaer,, formerly Mayor of THE city,
died last evening aged 80
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I cath Of q Nercbsns

NEW YORK Jan. Il las. Mcbride, ESQ
wen known and popular citizen, died las.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRaINIA.-There are at pre-
sent 4s7 students at the University, from the
following States:
Connecticut, L. New York, 2; Pennsylvania,
l; Maryland, IL; District of Columbia, 8; Vir-
ginia, 322; North Carolina, 4; South Carolina,
81; Georgia, l6: Alabama, 20; Florida, 5; Mis-.
sissippi, "a; Lou isiana IL; Texas, 2; Arkan sac,
2; Tennessee. 2; Kentucky, 5; Missouri, 8; Cali
fOrnia, 3; Ohio, l Total, 497
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FREIGHTs TO RICHMOND BY RAILROAD
The Lynchburg Nirginian has bsen furnished
by gentleman in Richmond with the follow
ing list of charges on freight between the two
cities
Molasses, per barrel 81 so; Whiskey, per
barrel, 81 80; Dry Goods, per 100 pounds, TOO;
Groceries, Hardware, &C., per 100 lbs 400 !;
Coal, in hogsheads, per 100 lbs 49,; Salt, pef
sack, 49,; Fish, per barrel, $50.
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Arrest Of Nail HoAhA,s

EMIGRATION J Jan 10 Tho parties
VINO robbed the mail bags made up ia this
plac'' On saturday lar. have been arrested.
anu al the bagt--fttssen ia numbers.
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6y j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionee
BUILDING LOT AT Au.,ion-On FRIDAY
- afternoon, January 18th, at 4 O'Clock, at M,
auction Rooms, shall seil Lo: Ne 5, in Square No
ooS, irohtng % feet 3 inches on FIRST stree. west
between south aud % streets r,,nnjpa bnck IA
feet inches.
Terms One third cad, the residlI ia, six and
twelve months. tor s4risiac,ofiIs endorsed
hearing interest
= jan I'D anc,;ono.~
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:. NEW York, Jan. 1.-THE Evening Post
from privs.s letter from Paris that
'ns Hon Y. Mason, Minister 10 France, was
,uas. VIII Paraysis on the morning Of The
.a Dsesmosr. and wss quite upwsu when
the letter was closed. -
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TIE FiRsr SHALL BE LAST THE Evans
Vile Qnd) Journal says that an old gentle
pan, aged sixty five years, was married q few
days ago, in Knox county, in that State, to his
sixth wife, and he has only married five vo-
men. His first wife is his last wife, and she 10
low in her forty fifth year. She has been
msrriei thres tiines, and her first husband il
her last husband
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to LET-The large and commodous three STORY
L Brick Dwelling, No. asa street, between 2i
and Sd streets. :
For terms enquire o. E. s. SMITH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.,
Pa. avenue, between I'd and 81 streets,
ian 6-eoim
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nor sALE-A pair of young Mules, complete
Il set of 6our horse wagon harness, and wagon,
Enquire at this Office. ian 9-eo3t+
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y The Clipper, of this morning. says Of
Pittsburg, Pa: The population of the city ID
about two thirds Dutch and three quarters
Irish" If SO, it Is rather strange that the
regular Dimacratie ticket" has always been
defeated in the Iron City.
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Wants..

"ANrEB-TO RHNT A SMALL HOUSE,
w with furniture, in The vicinity Of the Patent
office. Address Immediately ''N il,iams" tn ough
Post office. ian lo-2tt
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TOWARDS u. g. SUPREME COURT RE
LII ports, vol Is, just rec. lived by
lan3 FRANCK TAYLOR
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u Southwestern Virginia has suffered
vast deal The past year. The drought affected
the entire country. The expected scarcity of
grain, and the high figures hoped to be at
tanned, has caused many persons to hold on to
their produce, with a desire to obtain the
advanced price
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Looking Glasses.

255 Looking Glasses, ass
II all sizes and quality, French or German plate,
~ Fancy or PLAIN Portrait and Picture Frames,
Gilt or Fancy Colorsd.
Ai.o, Gilt Room Moulding, Marble top Brackets
COrnicss made to order.
Aise, all kinds of old work regilded with dispatch
and on reasonable rms BIZ
J. WAGNER,
.ao SSS Pa. avenue, opp. Kirkwood House.
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hAVlS'S POEMS just received and for sale ~
~ ALEX. ADAMSON, Seventh ST.,
opposite the Post Office.
He is agent for all the Cheap Public lions, Maaa-
zines anu Newspapers; Harper's, Putnam's, Ora
MANS magazines and Lady's Book at 81 SO u year.
LONDON illustrated News, Bells Life, 1imes, Punch
received by every steamer. The New York He aid
cred TO subscribers. He keeps constantly on he nd
large assortment Of Blank Books, Pens. Ink, Pa
per, Envelopes, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards, Chill
drens Toy Books, Primers, Knapp & Rightmysr's
Copy Books wholesale and retail, &c.
jan 2-,f
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Dl h ID.

On the llih instant. in the 34th wear of her age,
Mrs. MARY JANE MCilENRY, wifi. of Mr.. Hamilton
McHenry, and oldest daughter of Mr. Fraaklin Ed
mOnstOn.
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TEA! TEA TEAi

AA1AA AGn In
'I\HE Canton Tea Company, No, sic Seventh
street, three doors below Odd Fellows Hall
nave constantly on hand the largest assortment Of
feas That are to be had in this city.
All Teas bought Of this est Enlistment are war
ranted, and if they d. not suit can he returned, and
the asoney will be refunded.
FINE Black Teas, hitherto difficult of procure
heht, as well as those Of inferior grades, here
to be obtained.
VI Green Teas we have the best in the city.
o1r prices are uniform, and range from 3, Y els.
to 81 50 per lib.
COPPER COFFEE! COFFEE!
no, Laguyra, Maracaibo, and Java
nulat Gomez at Il, l6, and lS cents. We have
ouI cohee Drnt in this city, and grind II ourselves
without additional charge, al short notice.
Gooas delivered TO any part of the city, and any
ORDERS ieit with us will be punctuay attended to.
viied. " ~
samples Of Tea may be had on application
jan s-eo't HALL r HENNiNG.
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n ARRIED ID.

On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Pine, Mr..
JOHN NJ. COsr, OF Townsville, Va, 10 Miss SA
RAH E. FRANK, second daughter of Jacob Frank,
OF this city.
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NJ READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLBs EN AND
Youths manufactured with taste aud elegance by
NOAH WALKER CO., under Browns Hotel. Their stock
the Pstot Sutout Oversack shaped
and nezlagss Tamas black and blue Cloth Dress
Frock Coats Of all fashionable colors Cssimsr Business
Suites ch Velvet Vests Silks &C., black dosskn
figured Cassmer and plain Cassimer Psntaoons the
youthJackets Pants Vests Overeosts, DC. As they
their manufacturer they enabled and will sell
the lowest prices Shirts Superior Collars Gloves
Ties, &C., Of late styles always on hand. dec 20
JOE eElLLISaToH receives all the Books and News
Papsss - A ss pEbshed He L. agent for Hsrper
the otnss Magazines, shd rssders will always find
large and Rank Books and
his B90kstere 0deon Building, Pa ct
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Auction eales
By i. @. MCGUIRE. 1..,,--

SA3sAs A00t10Ooor.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PRoprprv
ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENtJH At p1.p
Lie ShLE-On THURSDAY Afternoon I.nn.o.,
18TH, at o'clock, on the premises, shall sell ahs
west part OF Lot No. e. in Reservation 10 frnn,ns
axteen feet eight inches on Pennsylvania avenue
feet to Is feet alley with mpfoyemen,. Co.,; -
inSs. '~e p"'o
Title indisputable.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue In 6, 10 10.
and ~ months, for notes bearing Interest ..c,,a h.
deed of trust on the property. y
JAS. c. MCGUIRE.
yeu A-0 Auctioneer
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ARGB pWELLING-HOUSE TO lKT-sITU.
ated On the "a t side Of Sd enth It est one door
40 We street and only two aqua from the Patent
Once The house has been built but few wears
Is large and commodieus, containing urtsen rama
1t Is now being newly painted and prepared, ard
nsted with gas fixtures; has pump with exceli. MT
water Ia the yard, and eist4r wstar Ia the house
bath rooms. &c; large yard, with stable and car
risge h;,'se Apply next door Go she hpuss, 10
nov l3 edtf A ROTpWEII
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tsT IL VS n EGKUk.s. e: .esu bscribersar
w 81: :ines IN the s,arss buying SLAVE5, "a,
lag The highs cash prices rsrsu Ms having .lavs
for as,. Will please can Ct 2i2 PRATT STREET. Bal.
taor:, Nd, (sl..tes's Old staaa) slxves taken Oh
1E.'1 e Is g ats per dag.
:so ---ly B.M.A w L. CAMPBELL.
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ROSENKRANZ PIANOS.

lust received two of the above uaeoualled in
y struments direct from the Manu-
factory in Dresden, Germany. These
Pianos having both, after lorg sea!
and land voyage, arrived in perfsctu w
in keeping in tune their beauty and power OF
tone elIcits the highest enconums from all the
great musical critics of Europe.
HILBUs & HITZ,
Music Depot, cor. Pa. av. ll.h and sis.
inn q
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k>ok KENT, "a rare opportunity THAT new aad
. handsomely fl nisi,ed House, No 3UI e II
Tor the last two years occupied as residence By
Professor Baird, of the Smithsonian Institute, is now
for rent As Prof. Baird's was the first, and has
been the only family which has occupied this house
since Yves built and newly furnished the pr-Inj.-s
ana the furniture are all in excellent condition..
For terms, &C.. inquire Of Mrs. EaaA BEY.Sr
No aO3 street, between 18th and l4th.
In S-enSit
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NICHOLAS CALLAN,
Odi @ and residsnc, No. ala street north
dec 20-e0lm
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CToRE FOR RENT-THE ELIGIBLY sIrIr-
- ated Store on Pa. avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, lately occupied by us.
HlLBUS HITZ
possession given Immediately Enquire at our
Music Depot: corner Pa. av. and llth street
ian Aft
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jan I'D

TO BE SOLD ON TUESDAY NEXT, the 18th
uo. gay 81 January, 1855, at 10 O'Clock n m. in The
.a,n aI.et. Tor expenses, Er whom il n.av en-
oe,n an estray Horse. sorrei, with White biuJ fee,
s,,ao,, W. d. birch's Livery Stables. l4,h and D
'"Set1' on .he l4th Dec. mbct iast.
single apnved and ior sale two pairs aud five
" ""'Sfr. inn 10
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ny Il. H. JEwE.LE q Co. Avct..

iohI SALE or VALUABLE LOTS
AZ o,s'o na. u, n MONDAY, ,he 18Th met, a,
az snue we sh,ii sell the whol. OF ,h. -. ae1n.
9aaa,e no, Wa Garner south b and F1ftseath s,s
Lots !, 2, 3, 10, ID, Is. 10 L.. and rs. Ss'
lnese lnts are ssnated In We v desirable toca-
under cultivation VI re'e"t
nose ees,r va o' making SNAIL nvs stmeo,s n
rare chahcr is "ffr:cd aii nf ire above lOs Ar, IN
o. so.d I'd the highest bidder, hr owners Jea vim,
the city. ''1
Terms: One fourth cash; ii,e taIsuce nsYah.,. i'm
ufee equa instruments fax, twelve, and eight en-
uiohtfs, on Notes satisfactorily eRtorsed, bearing
interest.
An indtspGtabie deed given aud q deed Ct rrust "a
ken. r. H. JEwEyTr g % 80,
ian l0-d
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DOOMS TO LET-Furnished or unfinished.
IN with or without board, al No. Is East CAPITOL
Terms made easy by ga. iy application 10 Mrs N,
c. Greer. ian SEA
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DEV. SEPTIMUS TUSTIN'S WORK.-The
IL fourth edition of The Doubling COMMUNICATE
encouraged, by Rev. 8. Tustin, d. d. late Chaplain
OF the United States Senate
Further supplies received at
TAYLOR & MAURY,S
Jan D Bookstore, near 9Th st.
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sAj ANTED-A WELL BEHAVED & HONEST
~ coIored BOY, from Is to 1e yc airs of age, as
waiter III private family. Apply to
jan IL St FITZHUCH COYLE, TIN st.
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NTokAhE- These having Furniture, Dry Goods,
~ Groceries, &c, 10 be stored, will find ample A.,
,c,nincia;ons in the large ei,y, dayston.- paved.
and Cry Easements under the Star Office corner, Pa
s'e-.Ws and Elsventi: ss. Apply at the Star CHI So
&C: 26--tf
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For Sale and F. ant.

tfoR RENT THE HOUSE ON PA. AVENUE.
norh slde, between ID and Sd streets known
as the "Cieen Tree" Il 10 Admirably adante6 far
, oeins one OF the best locations in the city
~. t1a1 business TO punctuai tenant the rent
VIII be made 70 suit the times The house contaius
nine rooms. The fixtures on the uremises re rr.n,-
ED will be sold to suit the purchaser For (urfhsr
ment OF State, Of JAS Mcf:R A M =
jan 12-N"
EfOk RENT-FOR ONE YEAR OR a TERN
=. OF years, the well situated, commodious, we'll
nnIsned, and convenient dwelling House, over The
Music STORE Of Hibss 4 Hit. at the corner OF Pa.
avenue and llth street. 1t contains seventeen
rooms without the basement, in which the Kitchen
10 situated. This il chance for private fam
ny wishing large house on Pa. avenue. for per-
large and wen kept boarding house. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at this Office
jan l2-tf
FURNITURE FOR SALE AND ROOMS FOR
hENT.-F0r rent, two large and conveniently
located Rooms on Pa avenue, over Whitehurst's
Gailery, IN Duvalls Building, between AZ and 9th
streets. Furniture OF the rooms consisting of bed,
bedding, Sofa bed, tables, bureaus, Wardrobes, &c
iof sale on the most reasonable terms. Enquire on
the premises, or of Mr.. Duvail, in same huiTaing.
4 GOOD INVE5TME NT-FOR SALE CHEAP
n on long credit. and in an eligible situation, a
small two-story brick House. with attics and base
men's: Apply 70 T. Z. CONNOLLY, 4s1 Sew
entn street. ia 1n-4f+
HOMES FOR ALL.-Beauufuly aud heal. nII,
located Building Lots "a feet front by 100 feet
deep on graded Streets can, until spring, b. bought
AT the exceeding low price of SIS payable SO Der
month Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, 7ill st.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
jan 9-om JOHN FOX, Secretary.
LIVERY IAN THE OWNER OF HIS HOME
~ STEAp-Having subdivided SQUARES No. 0I5
9sb, and SQUARE south Of Square No. 9I5 in Lois
averaging ~ feet trout by Ito feet deep, am now
prepared to sell the same prices ranging from $50
u ol25, and upon very accommodating terms saw
three or five dollars per mouth until paid for.
The above squares front Maryland avenue, betw.
9th and st, eets east and are sttuats in The mos;
thriving part of Capitol Hill.
have also Lots in various sections of the city
Improved and unimprOved) that offer inducements
10 those desirous OF making investments. or Of oh
tanning a residence. GEO F. DYER.
Office on ID, n corner 10Th street west.
jan 6-d3w
GTORE FOR RENT-THE ELIGIBI,Y sJrIr-
- ated Store on Pa avenue, between Tenth and
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NTANTED-BY A COMPETENT AND EX-
w perienced man, situation to attend TO a
I rim or garden. He is married, but has no family
ANY satisfactory reference given il required Eli
qulre Tor Nv, - nj this Office. ian l0-3i+
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CITJZ ems AND >TRANGERS Will.
" fina at LAMM0ND'S, 7th street, large and
beautiful collection of Fancy Nouons and Toys suit
able for presents. ian l0-:r
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10y, WANTED-AN ACTIVE CAPABLE col
- ored Boy, about IL year. ~ age, ~ do office
and hot:sewoTk. Good reference required. Appi,
TO ADAMS i HASklNS
Architects, Pa. ay. bet. 10th and llh Sta
ian i0-2f
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A VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LEr-THE
n store Oh tie east siis Of Eleventh street, one
door north Of Penns lvania avenue, lately occu.
pied 10y Mr Dyac "a an auction ami commission
tore, Is for rent low to good tenant Also. the
House above the store Apply to
G. A. RANDALL,
nov lift Corner Twelfth and streets.
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aI'DF RENT Oh SALE.-THE MODERN
= Fourstrry Brick House on Thirteenth s:a ee.
near u, east side The house is in good repair dry
cellars and 20 good to iant the rent will be L "
Possession given on the let November Apply to
Oct 3l--tf jan q McGUJRE An,-r
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AfuRNIruRE FOa SALE.--A GENTLEMAE
4 with handsomely furnishe house wshss to
spoe OF The Furniture at private asle il The house
wh'eh Ia now occupied by him The Furniture il
all he", OF the frat qaalty, and ry hing is CON-
prisei IN the houae necessary for housekeeping
Handsomely TIE furniture IL or black Walnut
INK the upho,tery in brocat.le
Any sehtls m .n DESTROYS of housekeeping will 10
snsbisd to suit himself aheanly with handsome fur.
nft"re. Kitchen parior. III chamber; a new house
he tes res and In delightful. section of the city
Payment made easy.
address HUBBARD through the City Post Cffea.
3r No. ~ General LIN | ffi6.
de .9-.f (Unionkyuty
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"ANTED FULL GROWN GIRL AND A
w small girl, about II or IL, to dc i.e work of a
family. The woman must bs good Cook, and be
able to wash and iron. Applicants may leave their
names and residence ut the Star Office.
ion la--4t*
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M ANTED.-A BOY ABOUT 10 YEARS OF
w age wants a situation Has been accustomed
to tax. care of hoses. Enquire of Mrs. MURPHY,
corner First and c streets. jan IL = lt*
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hRAWING BOOKS, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
- Albums French Portfolios English Bibles
Penknives, boua ht personally from the manufao-
turer; foe editions Of the best American, English
and French authors In POETRY and Prose, many Of
the n finely ILLUSTRATED others in Rich London and
Paris bindings, mostly imported direct from Lon.
don and Paris by tn, undefeigr ed. many of them
just opened. FRANCk TAYLOR,
dec 81
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ThE GREAT JOURNEY A pilgrimage ,hrough
thor of the 'swords az Jesus
Follow Jesus, by the author OF Come ts Je-,.
The Fountain Of ivit,s " ateFs, hy Thee irving
The Uales IN Newport b. Leila Lee
Flower Fables By Louisa M. Abbott
Eastfofd, or Household Sketches, by w. Brooke
The Pictorial caechi-m nf the u E. Church
Minutes OF the AnHnsi tonier-ace Of the Ne,haiist
Episcopal Chur.h iot 1854.
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE
Jan 49s Leveuth sueet.
NoRTH AMERICAN REVIEW for January
~ Pro eseionai Eth,es. ny Geo Sherwood
flak aud Hemp, their culture and nipulation-2.
cents -
The Rose and the Ring, by ThacS erap, illustrated
Altman CHI fraheas des Flats This poar l. annee
Night m Buenos Ayfes. a new DRAMA in s acts
Parish aud other Peucings, by RaWan
Humanity III The City, by Rev. T.. II. Chapin
Sociology Tor the South, the failure of Free Soci-
ely, by George filzhugh
Cahliiif, a novel. by Alexander Dumas.
Jan FRANCk TAYLOR.
DIR. j. u GIBBS. Den,I.t. hs.
fAxA removed his ofice trosu az etreat % IN.
~ILID hous If br. Arthur, ia. avenue, tetv
1919 sui lS.h s,r.sls
a.,t ,s-Sms
LNOR BALLS. CONCERTS, ACHE MAIN
l. Hail "f the As>einhiy Rooms on LOUISIANA a,.
nue Is now Vaean. ahd ihe Undersigned Is pr-psrpd
10 rent II Ter Hal :, concerts, like purposes IN
Is IN ORDER AID hnu be OF rbp best hal.s af
The Kind iii The District. The htIi is fitted tor "
light aiiiihe fixtures are IN good CIDER.
For trrnis apply Ia mo. NJ. YOUNG
Penna. avenue, near cofnex AZ street
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-12

THE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN; containing
i hints to sportsmen, notes on sporting, aud toe
habits of the game birds and wild fowl of America
by Elisha j. Lewis, NJ. ID. With numerous illus
tratiOns.
For sale at TAYLOR x MAURY,S
jan VA. Bookstore, near 9th g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-12

T OST-AT THE OPERA ON MONDAY night
IL last, black Opera Glass, with gilt mountings
1t was leftin box No. 10 in the Dress Circle. Tie
finder, ii SO desiring, will be suitably rewarded by
leaving i at the Star office. jan l0-Slt -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-12
GLENWOOD CEMETERY.

I>HE Rules aud Regulations, and the act of incnr
u p' ration of the Greenwood Cemetery have haen
published in neat pamphlet form. Any one wish
ing copy can receive it at the Office Of the Gene
terry or al the Counter of the Star Office
ian Elm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-12

.1TARTED--vA COOP COOK, WASHER, Sc,
w in small family, wh steady, faithful ser
vice will receive good wages and continued employ
ment. Inquire at No. asa q street south, Capitol
HUI. jan IL IT.
NTANTED--A BOY ABOUT Is or II YEARS
w of age, to learn the Brass Founder,ng busi
Lesa. None need apply but those having res,on<i-
bic parents. Apply to
l.. IL. & G. G. SCHNEI DER,
South side Pa. av, bet. 10th and 18th SITS.