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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

rrSome Of the Fusion editors are pre-
dieting want of harmony in the proceed
ings Of our Convention.
Don't trouble yourselves, gentlemen; there
Will be entire unan:mity of feeling and opin-
ion not one discOrdant note, and such an
cut pouring of the people as will make the
Know.Nothing and Abolition traitors tremble
IN their midnight dena
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail Road

We have before us the Report of the able
President of this road-Mr Z. A. MORRIS
1t is one of the best roads in the state and has
as accommodating and attentive agents. The
following is statement of receipts and shows
q prosperous condition:
The receipts for transportation for the first,
six months Of the year 1855, as before stated
are. .............. SIG, 445 90
The receipts for the first six
months of 1854, were. ....... 1886 81
Increase oil 1900. ............ OO,oiS 20
Or AZ PER cent of the receipts Of the first six
months of 1854.
The cost of the road, exclusive of the third
rail, is per mile. $25, 1888 7G
Gross receipts per mile for six
months. ........ 1860 90
Transportation expenses per mile
for six months. ........... 891 90
1--WE understand that the American Des-
patch. a Know Nothing paper published in this
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

A significant marriage ceremony come of in
Kentucky on the first Monday in August. The
union of Kentucky to Massachusetts The inter
esting ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dr. breckenridge assisted by the Rev. T. Par
ker, OF Boston. The occasion was highly emil
yened by abolition melodies, and the guests yiv.
idly decorated by bloody triangles Prentice
was groomsman.-Shelby Volunteer
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

RECENT NEws FROM THE CoUscTL BLUfFs AeKs-
cY.-The Otto and MissOurian Indians have
been removed 10 the reservation provided for
them by the government. They appear 10 he
well contented. Their blacksmith and farmer
are with them, and have four teams engaged in
breaking prairie ground. They are very dcsi-
rous Of making Improvements, and have set
about digging two wells. BY this same letter
from the Indian agent OF thisa gency. oficiaI,in-
formation is received Of the attack n,.ie by the
Sioux on a small party Of the 0mahas. al the
South Fork. The Omahas were out hunting at
the time. The principal chief Of the 0mahss.
Logan Fontinel, was Killed and scalped. togeth-
er with five others. The Omahas are on the
Platte river, about 10 miles from Bellevue. and
it is said, refuse TO return 10 the home provided
Tor them by treaty stipulations.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

4 MEAN MAs.-Caroline Bradley. a Young
isdy aged about twenty, committed suicide al Z
1oensstsr hotel, By taking rat poison, in conse.
4uencs disappointment in love. He, we,I.
~ fsther went 10 Rochester to zee his dead
eaoghtsr, but under an assumed name. in The
1ope ofs-oidiSs the payment of the funeral ex-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
sONE O'Clock, P.

.-ONE O'CLOCK, z. Nj.
The Convention re-assembled and was adj
dressed by Robert A. Taylor, VIM. b. Beach
and General Allen May, in most excellent
speeches.
AT half-past four the Convention adjourn
ell, sine de
DAVID HUFF, President.
4. A. TAYLOR, ice Presidents.
HARRIS TYNER, ''' ''''
WIN. HENDERSON. Secretrru
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

~ If you observe a gentleman with hi.
arm around young lady, it is morally Ger.
tain that they are not married.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

IL At a late term of the county court in Per-
~ county, Indiana, there were twenty-five ap-
plieations for divorce-seventeen Of which were
granted. One lady set forth in her petition
nat her lord always slept with his back to-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

o. The Journals notice of Mr.. STEWART,
our nominee for Clerk, contains several mis-
statements, which we have no doubt were
made Internationally. Mr.. 5. was elected for
sevea years. but the Constitution cut off about
two years of his term. He never appealed
to men to vote against his opponent on ac-
count of his wealth, and frequently said and
especially in the last speech of the canvass
that he would scorn to receive the vote Of
any man simply because he was poor and his
opponent rich.
As to the wealth of Mr.. s., we presume
that he would willingly exchange places with
Mr.. WALLACE, as to property.
The Journal saws that ''on Saturday hl'
sneers were all at the young men," As tc
the age of the two candidates, we are assured
there is but two or three years difference
between the two Mr.. WALLACE being some
what the younger. Fauther, from what w
know of the social relations existing between
Mr.. STEWART and the junior editor of tn
Journal, who is himself young man, we ar,
confident that he is not unlriendly, even now
TO young men. Socially and politically Mr.
S. has always been the steadfast friend o
the young men, as the junior of the Jon7'a
well knows.
1 In his remarks before the Convention Mr.
! STEWART did not sheer mt young men, bu
| alluded to a certain class of Shanphais of al
ages, in no mild terms, who had been quite
busy in originating and circulating slande
4 upon street corners and elsewhere agains
himself and his party.
We presume that it was not in bad TASTE
for one worthy candidate for clerk to allude t.
the fact that he had been a miller-a working
man. The honest masses will think non,
the less of him on this account.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

CT Gen. joan A. Quitman, Of Mississippi,
has been unanimously nominated as the
democratic candidate for Congress in the ffth
g
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

BLESSING TO HER CoUSTKY.-A lady now on
a visit 10 Paris, Tennessee, has written to a
friend here some particulars OF a remarkable
and most exemplary mafron Of that vicinity ,
which particulars have been communicated To
US as worthy of place in our columns. The
matron In question is a Mrs D.-now eighty
seven years old. She has had fsoenfy-fhres liv-
ing children, and prayed the Lord TO give her
one more, To make the round and goodly num-
Der of two dozen. Besides these she has raised
fourteen orphan children. She has educated
thirty children-her own aud portion Of the
orphans-and for many years sent nineteen
children TO school in Paris. and their dinners
with them. She is a member Of the Methodist
Church, pattern OF piety-and does more good
than anybody else in the .neighborhood She
says that none Of those she has reared and edu-
Gated have ever disgraced her or themselves--
The girls have all married well, and are rich.
The boys have all done well-one Of her sons
and one of her orphans profecs have been in Con.
gress; several others in the StaieLegi-lature:
there are sundry Colonels DC, among them, and
all are highly respectable.
We fully agree with the friend who communi-
Gates these particulars to Us, that they srf wor-
thy publication. The General who leads the
armies of the Republic to victory. scarcely de-
serves better Of his country than such mzfron.
-FrGnkfoTt Comno n,cealh.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

"HOl EVERY ONE THAT TIIIRSTETHl COME
VIE TO THE wATERs."-There is now time
of Jubilee for those who wish to wet their
threats with n few draughts of whisky, OF
Other ardent spirits. This liberal era is 70
last until the October election is over. The
screws are now loosencd, and you have only to
ask and to receive. The indianapolis Agencies
are very kind to all who apply. None are
turned away empty. You can get by the
gill, pint, quart or gallon. The jug, demi-
John and key, are each alike easily filed
The policy is now to let the community feel
that the liquor law imposes no restraint upon
the people, and that they are not deprived OF
any of their privileges. This plan is to be
carried out until after the election, so that the
voters may not feel aggrieved. On Saturday
last the sluices were fully opened and none
went away dry. The taper and the temper
a,,ce nan were again on an equality. Both
got what they wanted-and no questions
asked. Amt this good time-and won't
the COUNTY Agents be well paid?
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

UThe following toast was given at Biddeford
recently: The clergg-All honor TO the clergy
man who follows his Master instead Of his Pay
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
The Peach Trade of Cincinnati.

Few persons abroad can have an adequate
idea of the vast amount of business done in
the peach trade at Cincinnati. During the
past two weeks the average number Of bushels
received daily, at the four principal depots
for their sale, is between eight hundred and
one thousand They are brought, principally,
from the immense orchard, covering an area
of one hundred acres, belonging to Mr.. J. c.
DAVIS. near Milford, Ohio, and from Waynes-
vile and Fosters Crossings, Ohio, and from
Smiths and Fosters Landings, Kentucky.
OF the number received, about one third are
sold to shippers, and are sent to Chicago De-
troit indianapolis Rochester, Lexington, and
Cleveland. The present average plicc per
basket containing three pecks, is from one
dollar TO one dollar and quarter.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

FLowfRs THAT ARE ALWAYS FALLING orr.-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

87A drove of 1900 hogs crossed over the
bridge, TO tins side. from Canada.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30

DrWe understand that the American Des-
city. has been discontinued. Reason-want of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
jan 4 4
BY J. C. Mcguire. Auctioreer.

NEkf EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW CABI
net Furniture and House Furnishing Goods
ga WEDNESDAY morning, January 10. at II
O'CLOCK, at The House furnishing Warehouse e
Messrs. lieartwcl aud johnson, on the south sid,
or Penrsylvdnia avenue, hetwC en- 9th and 10th SITS
snail SELL wilo1t reserve all their stock in trade
comprising:
Fnli marble top dressing and pain bureaus
mahogany SOtas and Sofa Beds
liz dozen Mahogany Chairs assorted, Rockers
ID Cottage Chamber Suites, varioTe pstteras
Painted bureaus, Wa.hstands, Tables
Secretary and Bookcases, Writing Table. Desks
Mahogany and walnut Centre and Card Tables
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables
Mahogany IIa'racks, Bedsteads
Single and fOuble Cottage Redsteads
Mahogany and walnut En- closed Washstaf as
Revolving cane 5 NJ. and pl ain Office Chairs
IL d0Etai cane and wood seat Chairs, assorted
D dozen Rockers various patterns
2o0 Mahogany framed Looking glasses
is cooking an ether Stoves
French Chino Tea Sets Vases
Stone China Dinner and Tcaware
Granite Tni tt Sets Basins and Pitchers
Glassware. Cutlery, Fire Irons. &c.
Iogether with large number OF articles not Eeces-
sary 10 rnuIDeralc.
1 he attention of the trade is specially called 10
This sale, which viii be positive and without re-
serve.
Terms: $50 AM under cast over that amount a
credit Of CO. go and LOO days. for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
jan I'D Auctioneer.
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Union ACADEMY.

Crner Qf,it for,gA at. and hesv 70, K Grenae.
A FEW n ior Scsu be received to rake up
II the L,Qr hye. Der Appios'isn ust be
made soon. TA~-sIec'riino, ins;ru ton, an uesns
of illustrator such to insure satisfactory pro-
gres in there supils who "a p1Ectusl, regular and
obedient.
Circulars at the Bookstores
dc 3e-Sm T. RICHARDS, Pri- cipsl.
NOR BALLS. CONCERTS, &c.-THE MAIN
Il Hall of the Assembly Rooms on Louisiana ave-
10 now vacsn., and the undersigned is prepare
rent il for Balls, Concerts, or like purposes Ii
is in order and known be one Of tie best halls C.
the kind ia the District. The hall fitted for gss
i'gi, and The fixtures are in good order.
For terms apply 10 JNO. ~. YOUNG,
Pcnna. avenue, near corner ~ street.
3-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
Kew York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Cotton--The market 10
unchanged, With a limited demand at previous
rates. Flour is tending downward, and prices
are easier, bat not quotAbly lower; ssles Of
$3.50 Ibis. good Ohio at s. l2t q ~ est
Southern Is heavy; sales Of 1890 bills. at
% l2t q 50 IS. Nheat is Arm and upward.
Corn ia easier. but not quotsbly lower. Pork
is upward and firm; mess $l2I2i &IaIsl.
Beef is unchanged, with a moderate demand.
Lard is upward and hrm. Whisky-ohio 10
frmer at SIT SO cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
BY GREEN a SCOTT, Auct,o..,r.

DOCKS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
ID the l0;h instant, commencing O'Clock o.
m, we shall sell by catalogue, and will be ccntia
ued every evening until all is sold, the office room
occupied ny A. ID. Merrick, Esq, eth st,set, op-
poslle ond Eel ows Hal, one OF the largest finest
private libraries ever offered for sale i'm The District
comprising Law, Historical, Classical, Mscellane-
Gus and other Books.
For further particulars see catalogue, which can
be had at the store OF Green & Scoli al the corner
of Sixth street and Pa avenue on Monday the 9Th
instant.
Terms cash. Sale peremD,ory.
GREEN & SCOTT,
jan4-d Auc,ioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.-For n. "a

o. AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL.-For the rapid cure
OF Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis whooping
Cough, Asthma and Consumption is universally known
the bes, remedy discovered every variety
Pulmonary disease SO wide 10 the field usefulness
and 30 numerous the Of s that almost
section Of the country sbounds in persons publicly
who have been restored from alarming and
diseases of the lungs by it's When tried supe
rfority other medicine its kind
escape observation and where its virtues known
public longer hesitate what sntdote employ the
distressing and dangerous affections pulmonary
gsns which incident to climate By its timely use
almost all attacks OF disease upon the Lungs
throat arrested and thus many
cry from premature No family should with
out It, and those who do neglect provide with
remedy which wards of this dangerous class diseases
will have to depore II when late Proofs of
the surprising efficacy of the Cherry Fecsora
given to the American peope-hey have living proofs in
every neighborhood But those who wish the
ments Of those whose whole health restored and
whose lives have been saved by its find them In
American Almanac which the agents below named has to
furnish gratis for every one,
Prepared ny DIR. J. C. AVER, Lowell Mass, Aud sold
by
z. D. GILMAN Washington.
G. NJ LINTHIOUM, Georgetown
JAS COOK CO., FredericksburR and bS all Druee,sts
everywhere. dee iE--eo2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
Auction Gales.
BIZ G.. 7. DYER
Il. y. WRIGHT, Auetioncer.


IRUsTEG's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
By virtue # q deed Of trust fsom PatrI.h A :
fyrne, and Mary Jane ilyrne his wife, 10 Edvio q
morgan and William &. howard, the same A =.
corded In Lioer J. A. g., No Is one of tb. and
Iecor1s fsr Washington county, in the District of
columbia, We, the said Morgan and Howard. viii
teI, in front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY. tLe
Sth day Of November, A. d. 1854, at AZ oclosk. n
m, the following piece or parcel Of ground and the
improvements thereon, the same beirx situated 10
the city OF Washington, In the District Of Columbia
aud known "a parts Of lots seven CD and I'll hit Isl
In square No. four hundred and ffty.four Lerin.
ming for the same at the northwest corner Of Lot
eight and running south on Seventh street twenty.
enc feet thence east at right angles with Seventh
street vest sixty Eve feet thence due north forty.
one Ieef, thence west twentyfeven feet six in he's
saence south twenty fee, thence west thirty.seven
'eec s,4 inches to the place Of beginning.
1e.ms: One half cash. the bal nee IA S.pi Il
nouths, with interest the deferred rsyments 70 DO
r00"reo py deed Of trust On the premisee
Mt. IDNIS q NORSAN1
oot o-e' W. Il. HOTARD, fru'tes
A., The above sale Is poxtnoyea nm
Va "SDNEoEAf, the 9th Of December neyt. At The
nor $50
me above s.Ie 60 furtheuo.
?, ma TIL MONDAY, January Sth n.xt, s.r,e hon.
and plsoe. nou'
N|- The above sale Is furth.r no..-
poned until WEDNESDAY,, tho 9Th ins,su; San !.
hour and place. ian a.
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Trouble in Erie again.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 9-In the Supreme
Court this morning, In consequences Of the re-
ceipt Of q dispatch from Erie. announcing .
renewal Of the troubles there, Msssrs Comp
bell, Hirst and Meredith applied for . writ of
assistascs, directing that the Sheriff Of Phils.
ds'phia be commanded to proceed at once to
tho scene Of disorder, With ssch force as may
be necessary to enforce the several DEGREES Of
the Supreme Court. In reference to the appli-
cation, the Court, after consultation, said they
had not agreed ss to the form Of the writ, bus
would decide the matter to morr,w morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09

FURNITURE, HORSES, MULES, at Auction.
Il On WEDNESDAY morning next, the 10Th
instant at 10 O'Clock, shall sell. by Ord"r Of the
administrator, at the residence Of the late Robert
Betzell, in Cherry street, near the Market, all the
personally, viz:
sone Horse, Grey Mule, black do, bay do
sets Harness, Saddles and Brides
Cart, Tow Lines Boat Sheet
Boat Lamps, Carpenters Tools
Household Fumi ure, &C., &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 credit of
Six months, for approved endorsed notes with in
t!est- Z. s. WRIGHT,
Jan '-eots Auctone.r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09

SERVING A WBIT.-This morning, an old
county constable, named Mcpherson, went to
the residence Of one of our neighbo to serve
writ Of distress. He had entered the house
when the proprietor came in and pitched the
ofiicer out, and looked the doors upon him
This will cause the issue of a warrant for AZ.
sauls Though writ is always unpleasant,
the easiest way to meet them is the best.
RIcovlR1Na.-Hon.M Mr.. Moffat, Of the Brit.
ish Parliament, who has been lying at viii.
iaId's Hotel seriously ill of lung foyer, has q
far recovered a. to be able to leave bis room
ior a short while yesterday, and take exercise
IN the passage Of the house.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-Nothing done to day ex.
cept sitting for the Grand Jury, and after they
came down the CourI adjourned.
tbs RATTLE for a horse, which was post
poned on Saturday night, will take place to.
night at Union Hall.
WATCH RIrURNs.-The docket ct the guard
house presents q clean sheet this morning
neither offenders or dodgers admitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening Sta
Ohio Democratic Convention

OaKcIxxArI, Jan. s-The Democratic Con-
vention for the nomination Of State officers
met at Columbus to-day.
motion was made to defer the nomina atoms
until next summer, but Was lost by large
majority, and the Convention then proceeded
to make nominations. The rssalt was that
Governor Medill and oil the present State
officers received the nomination by q very
large majority Of the votes.
The Convention then passed . resolution,
denouneing Slavery, Know Nothingism, and
Mr.. Adams's amendment cf the Natur.liI alton
laws, endorsing the Bal imore platform. a..
The meeting passed Cd 10 . calm and orderly
manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
Collision st Heuga,e.

Nsw YORK, Jan. 9.-Last night when the
steamer Estate Of Maine" was passing through
Hellgate, she ran into the schooner Sparks, OF
New Haven. She sunk Immediately, bat the
crew were fortunately saved. The steamer
escaped without injury.
The weather to day is vet and foggy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
Wants.

"ANTED-A long established Southern Peri
w odical would make favorable arrangements
with any gentleman disposed to travel at the South
to secure sub cribers and make co Lotions now
due. The business will prove remunera,ive. AID
dress Star office. ian -tf
WANTED-By young man OF good character
" situation IN grocery store in Washington
Baltimore, Or Alexandria, Salary no object. Ad-
dress ssR P, Washington Post Office.
ms ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
Illinois Le1islsturs.

CHICAGO, Jan. s.-The anti Know Nothing
resolution in the House was laid upon the
table by a vote of IS to SO to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
Baltimore Market.

baltimore, Jan. 9.-Flour lie held at IS 81
for Howard street, and at IS IS for City Mills
No sales. Wheat-reocipts have increased,
bat held above views Of buyers. Corn is nrm,
with large supply; white, s2aSSc /; yellow,
93s95c. Provisions unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
arrest for Forgery.

PHILADELPHIA, jan. "a man named @.
G. Foster was committed for trial, yesterday,
on the charge Of forging the name of Vim Il.
Burton to a note Of over $500 The note was
given for clothing, and the balance was paid
in cash. The bail was fixed ct $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
NEW STORE. NEW STORE.

Lvuisi:na acenae opposite The BInk Of Meaningless
AR. THOMAS DslSkSY resgec fully invites
WI the attention NJ the cubic ID examine his
stock Of GOODS, ~hi.h he has op med OF louisiana
avenus h reen Sixth end Seventh street opposite
tbs Bank # Washington, consisting IF ell d-rcrip.
lions 81 Teas, &C., Impsr:a aGnpo rdes, aud Black
res Win q acS Liquors, OF ali nor.s which be oan
sal ct the lowest prices fr sasn approved psper.
Besides 81 the n,ca.ssries for Gro cry business,
sig: Br oms, ru:k-.s, Cej Tubs, Matches, &c,
Se Please cad AL sse tor Ut. elyss.
x2-S.p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09

" AEoTHE7 P RRMIUM.-Mr. WHITEHURST has beer
premium for bis superior Daguerreotypes
exhibited ct the Worlds Fair New York It will be
bered that MI W. received from the Worlds Fair
Two medals for bis unrvslled daguerreoypes President
Fillmore an4 Cabinet and Pantscopes Niagara be-
sides premiums At all the fairs ct which exhibited for
ries
Call and have taken at whehurs.s 9slls
~, near Four anda-half street. Pennsylvania avenue
16-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
L.ore Railroad Rioting

ERIE, Jan S-The Lake Shore Raiload
track has been torn up by mob at Harbor
Creek under the order of the Commissioner OF
Highways of this county They are now tear
ing down bridge over State street Judge
Miles and sheriff Vincent we're pel,ed with
stones and snow balls for interfering to pre-
vent The destruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
Petition for q Loan,

BANGOR, Ms, Jan. 0.-Ihe citizens here
are petitioning the Legislature for power t.
raise loan Of $500, 900 for city purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-09
DAvIs'S POEMS just received and for sole BY

hAtlS'S POEMS just received and for sale BY
IL ALEX. ADANSON, Seventh st.,
opposite the Post Office.
He is agent T all The Cheap Public tions. Maya
zines and Newspapers; Harpers, Putnam's, GA
hams Magazines and Lady, Book at 50 so a year.
London Illustrated News, Bells Life, Times Pun n
received b. every steamer. The New York He;nld
Times and Tribune received every night and deliv-
cred 10 subscribers He keeps constantly on hprd
large assortment OF B:aok Books, Pens, Ink Pa-
per. Envelopes, PLAYING Cards, Visiting ards CHI
dren's Toy Books, Primers, Knapp Rightmy e
Copy Books Wholesale and retail, &c.
ian IF
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Failure at st Lopis, &c

BALTIMORE, Jan. 8.-The firm Of firm Of
Rhode & Pegram, at st. Louis, have suspended
payment.
points, are reported to be rising