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DIED.

Departed this life, on the 9Th instant, of coagss-
ton of the brain, aged 10 years, months and 90
days, CHARLES THOMAS, only son of Michael
and Phlpa c. French.
o. The friends and acquaintance of the family
are requested to attend the funeral on Sunday, the
an instant, at O'Clock from his parents residence,
5l5 L street, between Ninth and Tenth
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE

Il. BAILEY, No. 435 Seventh street between
y and IA, has on hsud fresh assortment OF
sUa aRS TEAS, C0FFEEs, sPIGES, LOU ~ and
GROCERIES Of every description, whica be Oilers
at the lowest rusrket rric.s. H SLOTS sl,.re Of
public pafToraga feeling assure, eli rs .buty to
P'eace all who pay iaySs Him si:n 3 .a;I
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1855.

G HILLINGTON has received Leslie's La
- dies Gazette Of Fashion for January, 1855, con-
tanning the latest styles of Paris London and New
York winter fashions. This number commences a
new volume, and now is the best time to subscribe
to this beautiful magazine.
All the magazines for January now published and
for SALE subscriptions received at publishers pri
ces and delivered to any part CT the city, mailed
to any part of the country.
SHILLINGTON,
Agent for all the Magazines,
Odeon Building, corner AZ st. and Pa. ave.
e
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nRAWlNG BOOKS, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
~ Albums, French Portfolios, Knghsh rihla2
Prayer Eooss, fenci, Gases Gold Pens, Roigsrs'
Psnknires, bought perfonslly from tue meEu.ac-
turer; fine editions Of tie best American, Engl h,
and French authors in Pc: Try and Prose, many Of
them finely iliu 'tcat:d, others in Rich London end
Paris bindings, mostly imported dirsct rom Lon.
don and Paris by tbs undersign ned, many If them
just opened. FRANCK TAYLOR.
dac
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A Rich BEGGAR.-An Old woman was sent
to the work house at ST. Louis, short time
since, for begging She made her escape,
when it was discovered that she had sever al
houses and lots in Quincy, Illinois.
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Q1n REWARD.-StrayedO or Stolen Deem
qplO Der, black HORSE, about years old
The most notable marks reco!lected is small White
spot in his forehead and the HAIR rubbed from both
TANKS by the gear. will give the above reward for
the return of the horse, and if stolen sos for the ar
rest and conviction of the thief.
JOHN MOTHERSHEAD,
Virginia avenue and Sixth street, Island.
ian 3-6ft
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r The Governor of Michigan states in
his message to the Legislature, that the State
is indebted to the. amount Of 100000.
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Suspeusion.
Struggle in the Pennsylvania Legislature.

DETROIT, Jan. 4.--Msssrs. Howard, Smith
L Co., bankers, Of this city, have Suspended.
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M AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL-Fort the rapid cure
Cough Asthma Consumption is universally known as
the best remedy yet discovered for variety
publicly te ssss
who been restored from alarming and even desperate
the lungs By It's When once tried its supe
to observation and where it's virtues ,au @
public longer hesitate what antidete to employ for the
g.ns which incident climate By its timely use
many almost all attacks of upon the kngs or
cry year from premature No family should be with
out IT. ana those who do neglect to provide themselves with
will deplore when is too late Proofs Of
ae ecscy Of the Cherry Pectorsl not be
nehborhood those who read be ssats
been saved by its use viii and them IN na
American Almanac which the agents below named has to
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass, And sold
z D: GILMAN, Washington
G. NJ. LINTHICUM, Georgetown
COOK co. Fredericksburg and BY all Druggists
papers as ~ published He agent Harpers
and sook w and
mis- Bookstore Odeon Building Pa and ~ at
NJ GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM-Ths Editors Of
the Richmond publican of December ath 1884, say
tn9t Carters Spanish Mixture is quack medicine.
They had man in their press room who was afflicted
@ sn
had become feverh and mattery neck swollen
al symptoms OF rheumatism, combined Win
Scroula Two bottles of Carters Spanish Mixture cured
him. and in an editorial notice above they bear testimo
ny to its effects and their only that
all suffering with disease Of blood of
existence Of such medicine. They oheerfuly recommend
1t to the public
See their certificate and notice in full the bottle
NJ READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
Youths wear manufactured with taste and elegance by
NOAH WALKER CO., under Browns Hotel Their stock
and neglagee Talmss, black Coats
Froek Coats Of all fashionable colcr oassmer Business
Suites Jch vSet vests Silks &C. black doeskn Cassimer
figured Cassimer and plain Cassimer Pautaoons For the
yOutJackets, Pants Vests 0vercoats &c. As they
their own manufacturers they enabled and will sell
the very lowest prices Shirts of superior m Collars Gloves
Ties, &C., Of late STYLES ALWAYS hand. dec -
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Destruction Of q Shin by Fire.

BosroH, Jan 5.-The new ship Acorn, bpilt
at Waldoboro', Nc, was destroyed by FIRE ten
milss below that place, on wednesday last.
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DETROIT, Jan. 4.-The Senate to-day elected
Isaac W.. Wilder as its Secretary, and the
House, Cyrus Losell Speaker, and Henry
Barnes Clerk. The dispatch states that all
these officers fare republican," on -'-
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

4 DRUG STORE eligihIy situated, doing an ex.
n teDsive business, and with an ample stock of
thu best Mecires, Fancy Articles, &c with al the
fixtures, (which are nsw) AMI in the most perfect
order, is offe cd for sale, great bargain.
The price is 81 500, which is 81 600 less than cest
Any pers n desiring to purchase can learn par,ic.
ulars by addressing letter to "Drug.ist," Wafh.
ingtcn oitH dec 12-d.f
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HAKRIs Burg, Jan. 4.-The struggle 70 elect
a President Of the State Senate still continues.
This afternoon another unsuccessful effort was
made, resulting as on the previous day
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WANTED.-A young woman, in full health
w wishes situation as WET NURSE. Good
references given as to capacity to take care of a
child, as well to character Enquire for the Wet
Nurse, at Mrs. Sprgg's boarding house on street,
Dc Ween Third aud 4. jan 4-2t*
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WANTED-By young man of good character,
" situation IN grocery store in Washington,
Baltimore, or Alexandria. Salary no object. Adj
dress "R NJ P, Washington Post Office.
ian 4t*
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K A IT'S 18th Annual Sale OF
l. noeks'-By Downs * Hutchinson, near AZ
street, and under the Atheneum. Pa. avenue THIS
lWednesday) and every evening this week. The
largest and best selected stock OF Books ever Offered
at Auction in this city, comprising i'm part the -bes
library editioos oil English and American Works in
The various departments of literature tho ART. ,nJ
sciences, history, poetry, romance, Drama, &c.
All new and late editions, in rich and elcean,
bindings. ''Ss""
Sale at O'Clock each evening.
jan 3-3t DOWNS & HIrTC,E,NsoN
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Auction Sales.
By GREEN T. ac0TT. Anc.io.,

By GREEN 4 sCoTT, Aactione.r.
books AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY
~ the 10Th instant, commencing ct O'Clock D.
m, We shall sell by catalogue, and will be con,in
ued every evening until all is Sold at the ONCE room
occupied by A. ID. Mernck, ESQ.,, on 9TH strset on
posite Odd Fellows Hall, one of the largest & fines
private libraries ever offered for sale in the District
comprising Law, Historical, Classical, MisceIlane-
For further particulars see catalogue, which car
be had at the store of Green Scott, at the cornell
of Sixth street and Pa. avenue, on Monday, the si
instant.
Terms cash. Sale peremptoy. ~
GREEN & SCOTT,
Jan sd Auctioneers.
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MARRIED.

On the 4th instant, by Rev. S. d. Finckel, of the
First Ward, PHILLIP KRAFT TO Miss FRANCES
FULLER, all of this city.
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FE'HE CATHOLIC ALMANAC for 1855.
i Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
jan Bookstore, near 9th St.
THE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN; cOntainin <
i hints to spOrtsmen, notes on sporting, aud the
habits Of the game birds and wild fowl of America;
by Elisha J. Lewis, N. ID. With numerous Illus
tTatiOns.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
i'm 3 BOOKSTORE near Glib
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TOLIAN PIANOS.-The Increased lie.
Ill nand st the North for Hallei & Davis beau.
tifnl E0IIAN PIANOS has induced us 10 introduce
these unique Instruments in this CITY. A very su
Depot. HILBus& uITZ.
dec IL
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NIANTED-A Situation by a young woman to
w do the cooking, washing and sewing for
small family. Best of reference given. Apply on
corner First and c sts. to EDW. MURPHY.
ian l-4ft
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BY e. 8. WRIGHT, Auationesr,
Georgetown.
M ACkEREI., HERRINGS. FURNITURE &c
1N1 at Auction.-Oa SATURDAY morning ney,
Tue olh instant at 10 O'Clock in front of the Auctol
Rooms, shall sell
~ bb's and 10 hall bbIs. Mackerel
~ >do Nova Scotia Herring
With variety OF sacend-han3 Fu,niture
ats ana na fancy Goods, Crockery, &c.
Jan 4-2t 49,, 49,
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TATAET5 WEGROEE.-Thsa:.ba crI.oYs ~.
w al TIM IN the market buying SLAVES. pay
lag the highest cash prices. Persons having zsTss
tir1crs, nd. {satteTs cid :tand.( shTes taken on
board at rs dents per d,y.
feb Ally E.M.A W. L. CAMPBELL.
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Wants,

A YOUNG WOMAN, who is an excellent seam
"A STRESS, and understands dress making wants a
SITUATION No objection to assist in light chamber
work. Please call at Miss McDonald's, Ninth, bet.
u ana f. jan 5-1L*
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LOYAL DIvIsIoy, S. Of THE following
Oucefs nave bean elected by this Division, to
se'ye the ensuing term: j. L. Kidwell, W. P !;
~ Il; johnson, W. A; NJ b. Clark, II S; r..
". Campbell. F. s; J johnson, T; ". S.
EaoIenson C.; j. Gooeh, A. G; L Lock, I.
9 - Bridge, y S; r Further, Chaplain.
LIE LAST CHAxcE.-Our NAVY Yard friends
viii remember that thi, is the last night OF
''Snieys interesting panorama.
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d sCHWARZE's OYSTER DEPOT
H. Corner Of Eleventh. and E streets 49,
Orders for superior OYSTERS left at ~
this place tefore 10 o'clvck in the morn UlMN
ing, will be delivered tefore o'cieckN ~
p. N.
Slso, are arrangsm .Its made to send Oysters ia
any qaantiiy in ths cuntry, PACKED up in Int
cans, 30 that they Will keep god fog ut least eight
la' s.
Picked o;stess always prepared at the shortes:
noGee. tee EG-ef2St
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7 OsT OR STOLENe-On Friday lest, young
L black New Foundland DOG, of large size, with
white marks his head, feet, and end of his tail.
liberal reward will be paid for his recovery if
brought to No. 43O Sixth street, next the corner
L. Jan 3-3t*
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rORSETs, SHOULD TRACES,
" Supporters, French Jackets, Gentemen's Ri
ding Belts: French and German woven Corsets ill.,
ported ourselves; Railroad COrsets, DIR. Dick Cor
sets, Jumps. French Jackets, Jenny Lind Belts.
Railroad and Mechanical fastenings for Corsets
Railroad Cord, Silk and Cotton Laces Steel, whale
bone, and india rubber 3usks.
Mrs WRIGHT respectfully in 'orms the ladies
that her stock of the above articles now complete
can be purchas ed anywhere in this country.
246 Pa. av., between 18th and 18th SITS.
i'm 2-nn3f
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DETIrES HISTORIES POUR LES INFANTS
l. par Blanchard
Ab.eedaire des Ecgfsnts, iilustrs
Nouvcau Th-are de5 Demoiselles, par Nine. Bots
gouter
Alphabet ilustrae des Jeux do PEnfanes
Petits Contes mis- en- ac.ien, illu.tres
Comics ct Hiftoires pour les Enfanta, par N. A
Blanchard
Nouvelles petitcs Histories
Ahecedare Francois, 500 gravuTcs
The above and many other French books III
youth osevery age. are imported from Paris dirsct
dec 20 FKANOK TAYLOR
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Supposed Loss Of an Kast Ipeism.,.

BosroN, Jan. 5.--ConfidsrabIe useasinsw
ID felt for the barque Prince Arthur and her
crew, bound from Singapore, China, to New
York Reports havs reached here that she
was last seen in = sinking condition Cd Ma
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n HOcfdl reward Will ne ptlu 1Or his recovery If
brought No. 430 Sixth street, next the corner
L. jan 3-}t*
HUMANITY IN THE CRY, by Rev. E. H..
Ii Chaplin; price ST.
Harper's Magazine for January; price IS cents
Life of III. Greeley, by J. Parton; price 81 .25
Ruth Hall, by Fanny Fern; price Sl25
Winter Wreath OF Summer Flowers, richly Illus
trated; price SO
Lives of the Queens Of Scotland, by agnes Srick-
land, complete in vols; price 81 each
Agnes and Caroline, Franconia stories, by Abbott;
price 80 cents eech
For sale by E.K LUNDV,
jan i No. las Bridge street, Georgetown.
T y Ek.-7OOOO feet of 1914, "a, Ga, and
IL understandable and select Albany White
Pine
2OO,O feet of 4, "A, and A Susquehanna White
Pine, of all grades
81, 900 feet Of 3-4~lNhite Pine Siding
10000 feel Of White Pine Framing Timber, from 3
by 6 to l6 by 19
80 600 feet of White Pine Joist and Scantling
10000 feet of /, ~, and inch North Carolina do
200 900 feet of Eastern Shore Joist Sna and Stud
10000 feet of Eastern Shore Flooring and Step
ping
$1,000 feet of 5-S and i Poplar
10000 feet off 4, 4, and l24 Oak and Cherry
Laths, Fence Posts, Fickcls, and Rails.
For sale at tile lumber yard OF the subscribers
and Twenty-sxth streets, First Ward, near the
National Observatory.
II. N. & J. w. Easily.
Bills of sawed and rough White Pine, Yellow Pine
and Oak Timber furnished to order.
jan l-e03t
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"ANTED.-A professional gentleman wishes to
w Board, with his lady and child, in private re-
spectacle family, where they would find cnngeniaty
In the members, and comfort in the accommodations
of the house. They will require a sleeping apart
ment and all adjoining parlor; or the use of one for
instruction on the piano and in languages. Terms
must be reasonable. A family with Children and
disposed to place them or themselves under the ad-
vertisers instruction in those branches of education
and in consideration of part board, would be pre-
ferrcd. Address, with real name, and post paid,
"Exciusus,' post office. jan 4--3t
"ANTED-ON a SMALL FARM NEAR
w Richmond, Virginia, sober, industrious and
trustworthy Man, without family. One who I'M
derstands gardening would be preferred. To such
4 one fair wages will be given. Apply inIa ediatey
at the Potomac House.
ian 3-3tr JOHN A. PARKER
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For Sale and Fent.


FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Mrs. Dom
Il nelly. between AZ and 9th sts Pa avenue. has
wei iuInlshed Paror and Bedroom which she
VIII rent on moderate term-. ian 5-tf
EOR RENT AND SALE-I desire tn sell INV
STOCK OF Groceries in the store on the north side
and near the Centre Market. The stand il q vars
good one. The house is also offered for rent ANY
one wishing Information in relation to il, can CAL
on me as above. VIM. E. ANDRES.
EOR RENT.-TWO HOUSES ON SECOND
street. netween Frederick and Fayette, George
town. Enquire on the premises. The pair are new;
two stories. with five rooms. jan 4 81.
STORE FOR RENT-TnE ELIGIBLY sIrU-
- ated Store on Pa. avenue, between Tenth and
:. HILBUs & HITZ.
,,, rosssSsion gwen immediately. Enquire at our
Music Depot: corner Pa. av. and lIth street.
jan 3-tf
EURNHURE FOR sALE-A GENTLEMAN
4 with q handsomely furnished hsuss, wishes 10
dispose OF the Furniture at private sale in the hou
winch ls now occupied by him, The Furniture ID
prised in the house necessary for house.se.pine
sandt omeiy. The furniture Is of black Walnut
ank the uPholftery in brocatslIe. -
ANY gentleman DESTROYS Ct house. keeping will be
enabled to suit himself chsaply with handsome fur
niture, kitchen parlor, and chamber a new house
It he desires, and in delightful section of the city
Fay msnt made easy. n
Address HUBBARD shrou Oh the City Post Office,
or No. AZ General Lani Cfiiss.
dec 29-tf tUniou&Intel.l
LOR RENT ON 4 l. Es-THE MODERN
4 Four-story Brioh House on thirteenth ct, eel
near X, east side. TIE house lis in good repair dry
cellars, and TO good te aut the rent will BIO low
Possession given on the lst November Apply to
oct 30-tf SJA2 c. McQUIRE ku.,r
LIVERY MAN HIS UNN IANDLOkD -TEE
81 Union Lard Associs .oN ii.ve cow lithogrsphs
plsts CT ULontown, s;.aats,l the Eastern branch
OF ths Potomac river, directly opposite the NAVY
Yard, sndjnvit, the public 10 exemine the same ct
their of'ce.
Eligible Building Lots, on graded 60 feet vide
streets, fronting "a fart and running back 1876 feet
are new offered at thsvery low prize of $50, paya.
/ BILE in easy instsllments Of So month, until ire
who'd. is paid, when deed in fee simple will lie ex.
ecutea to each lot holder; deduction of 10 per
cent. will be allowed to persons paying cash.
The location ia one Of acknowledged altlfuness
and beauty, with al abundant supply of excellsn
water. Persons DESTROYS Of procuring house and
lot upon very favorable conditions OF payment.
should make immediste application, as similar op-
portunity will never again be presented.
N. B-A large quantity Of chesnut post and oak
wood for sale cheap. JOHN FOX, Secretary,
Office, Seventh st, above Odd Fellows Hall.
dec o-lm
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TELEIaRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening STAT
Election Of President Of the Peaasylvaaia
Senate. p s--'

AARRIsBuRa, Jan. 5.-wm. D. Holster Wa
elected President Of the Senate this morning
on tie seventh bsllots BY afsssu votes.
Skinner, tWhig1 received eleven votss Z
frazer (mhis3 two. Darsis (whig) voted for
Hester, and Price (Whig) did aot yots.
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Looking Glasses,

255 Looking Glssses, ass
OF all sizes and qualify, French or German plate,
~ Fancy or plaiu Portrait and Picture Frames,
Gilt OF Fsncy C0lcred.
Al.o, GIT Rpau. Ioudng, Marlls top BRACKETS
and Tables. 81.
Cornicss made to o.de-.
Alse, ell kinds Of old ork regiiad with dispsteh
and ca reasonable rms by
j. WAGNER,
255 Ia. avenue, opp. Kirk God He use.
dec Oft
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LNOR RENT.-Ths spacious STORE ROOM on the
Il corn'r of Seventh and strests il fer rent It
Is one Of the best stands for business on the treet
and has good dry cellar. 1t has bsen used for the
dry goods business, and is ready shslved Apply TO
R0THWELL 3 BROWN,
Louisa"a avenue, opposite Bank of Washington.
nov 1s-eotf =
ARGE DWELLING.HOUSE 70 LETIsITU.
i ated on the easti@e Of Seventh street one door
Office. The house has been built but few years,
is large aud oommodioAt containing fourteen rooms
It is now being neFly painted snd. prepared, and
fitted with gas fixtures; has q pump with excellent
water in the yard, sud cstern water in the house,
bath rooms, &c; large yard, with stable and car.
rage house. Apply. next door to the heuse, to
nov l3-eotf A. ROIAWELI.
OToRAGE.-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods,
- Groceries, &c to be stored, will aud ample ae-
ccmmodstions in the large, eiIy, fag-stone.psYed,
and dry Easements under the Star Office, corner Pa
avenue and EleTeaih st. Apply ct the Star Office.
oct 25-tf
A VERY DESsRABLE sTORE TO LKT-THE
IA store on tie east side of Eleventh street, one
door north of Psnnsy ivania avenue, lately occu-
pied by Mr. Dye as an auction and commission
store, is foc rent low to good tenant. Also, the
House above the store Apply to
g. A. RANDALL,
T. nov 14-a Corner Twelfth and streets.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Mrs. Dom
Il nelly. between AZ and 9th SITS, Pa. avenue, has
q wen furnished Parlor and Bedroom, which She
will rent on moderate termr, i'm s.tf
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A SEA ALL.-IR the Board of Common
Council on Tuesday, a resolution was adopted
authorizing the committee having charge O.
the matter to endeavor to procure an appropri
alton from Congress for sea wall from Tenth
street to the penitentiary. wall of this de.
scrirtion would he a great improvement to
Washington. The navigation OF the Potomac
would be vastly improved, and the land sa Yed
would 60 far towards paying for the-wau.
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CRIMINAL COURr.-The only case tried yes
terday, after We went to press, was that Of
Char.es o DOnnell for forgery on John Swartzs;
found guilty.
To-day, when we left the court room, the
case of Samuel James for forgery was on trial
Ratclif and Woodward for defence.
On Wednesday, the Grand Jury adjourned
over until Tuesday, January g.
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LOR RENT ON s Al Es-THE MODERN
4 Four-story Brioh House on thirteenth at, eet
nsar X, east side. The house is in good repair dry
cellars and TO good te ,aut the rent will bo low.
Possession given on the lst November Apply to
oct 30--tf SJA9 c. McflUIRE ku.r
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01
MEYENBERG, BRO. & CO.,
(S.AREPTa H1LL.)

No SIS King Street, Alexandria, "a.
HAVE now open very large and desirable
Il Il stock of Foreign and Domestic DRY, FAN
CY and MILLINERY GOODS, such as
Embroideries, magnificent stock of the very la
test importation
Brown and bleached Shifting and Sheetng of the
- best mills
Irish Linens, with a general assortment of Linen
Goods
French Merinoes and Cashmeres
Lyonese and Coburgh Cloth
Plain and figured DeLanes of beautiful styles and
colors
Ginghams, Alpaccas, Flannels, Casanetts and Cas-
ameres
A desirable lot of Silk and Cloth Mantillas
Canton Grape and other Shawls
complete stock of Ribbons, Bonnets and MILNE
ry Goods of every description TO suit both
wholesale and retail purchasers
Also, their assortment of Domestic Goods for
both city and country trade cannot fail to please.
1t is useless to me re articles or prices it
is enough to say that their stock is of the arg
est in this city and the prices will compare favor
ably with any other market.
Alexandra, Sep 27, 1856