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|U a n CHERRY PKcToRAI--For the rapid csre
OF coughs Colds, HoarseEess, Bronchitis whoopfnr-
Asthma ana Consumption,
the best remedy yet discovered variety nj
Pulmonary disease So wide dofit
and numerous the of its cures almost every
section ef the country sbounds ia persons publicly
who have been restored from alarming aud
diseases OF the lungs by its When
riority every other medicine is too
observation, aud where known tie
public longer hesitate what sntidote employ the
distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary
kgans which Incident 90 our climate BY
many, almost all attacks the Lunss
throat arrested and thus many
from aprenlzture No family should
and those who do neglect provide
remedy which wards on this dangerous lis..s4s
i'll have deplore when Proofr OF
the surprising efficacy the Cherry need NOT be
given to The American People-tey have living proeS- an
every neighborhood But tho-e read se sts
those whose whole health has
whose lives have been by Gnd tLeD in M
American Almanac which tue agents named is 4,
furnish gratis for
Prepared ny DR. J. c. AVER Lowell, aass Ard sold
by
H. ID. GILMAN, Washington.
G. n. LINTuCUH, Georgetown. a
JAS. COOK CO, freieric sbur and 10y all Dru>r,.,s
everywhere dec t7sse02m
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United States Patent once,


IN the petition Of JfssE REED, Of Mars, fisld
" Ma ss,ausrits, praying for the exts usion OF
pSfent granted to him on the 10th OF April, lS&t,
To- improvement ia "pumpa," for seven years from
the expiration q said patent which takes place
on the 18th day Of April eighteen hundred ana
tits ordered, that the said petition be hesrd a
the Patent Office en- Monday, Che ii say Of April,
next, at IL O'Clock m; and all persons srs uets6so
10 appear and show cause, IL any they have, VIM
said petition ought not to be granted. - :
Persons oppoeing tue sxtension are required 10 ME
In the Patent Office their objectious specially ses
Sorth In writing, at least twenty days before the DAY
OF hearing; all Testimony filed by either party 70 b
ased at the said hearing must be taken and trsns-
mitted In accordance with the rules Of this OfBcA
which viii be furnished on application iiag,sI -
The testimony In the will be CLOSED ON the f2d
March 1885; dispositions and other papere relied up
GU a. testimony must be ltd In the Office on Or b.
fore the morning of that day; the argunsae, u
any within tea days thereafter. -. 81. -d.-a p
Ordered also, that this notice be publishse - ne
Gniou, fntellsencer and Evening Star, Wss,Ht9,
ID. C., Pesnsyivsbiar, Philadelphia, Pa, Aentine
American New York: and tbs Post, BOSE n. nsss-
on q week for three successive weeks previous 10
the 2, of Ap. II NEXT, the day CT HEARING. ~ W
Gn flnl. = - CHARLES AAStAN,l Z Z
e.. uttsEfsi Commissioners OF Ratentt.9
.s.-sditors fthe shove papers viii please sopv
ana ssud their bills to the Patent Once with p
par containing this notice Jan a0-W8w
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kHuKNlTURE FOR SALE-A GENTLEMAN
Il with handsomely FURNISHED heu.s, wishes t
dispose OF the Furniture at private sale 10 the
which is now occupied by him The Furnitur. i.
all new, Of the rst qa.hty, and every. hing il com
pr' e. IN the hou,e cessary for housekeeping
sana.enleiY The furniture Is OF black Wa'nut
snk The upEo'-t terry in brocst-le.
Aay GENTS m IN DIS GUS # 'eous, -kesp', o III Re
snabl4d to suH himself chelp,y with handsome fur
niture Kitchen. parl,r, nj chamber; a new hcu.e
II he desrss. and in delightful section OF tn. city
Payme.t mad. cay.
address II UaBARb through the CITY Posi- cffes
or No. ~ Genera i.-n't ffse
de- 2a-tf rUnion &yots.1
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1l-Cotton-Ths MAJ ket
Is unchanged with limited business ct pre-
vious rates. Flour is upward and firm; sales
of 5000 bbls. good Ohio at 60 81; Southern 10
lower; sales Of 2O0b bbls at 50 g. Wheat is
upward and hrm; Southern white, 81 22t Corn
is declining; sales of 5000 bushels Western
mixed at$i o. Pork-sales Of mess at$Ia Is
Beef is dull with declining tendency Lard
is upward aud firm Whisky Is firm; sales Of
$50 bbls at S9ia40 cts
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sV trvTeks PRknTus.-Mr. wHirEHURsT has. besa
AWARDED another premium r ls superior Dsus reotyps
exhibited at tbs Worlds Fair, New York Il Will
oered THAI III W received from the Worlds Fair Luaoa
t.n Liedss r his nnrivaed duerreotypss PsesSsDt
Fillmore ant Cabinef and Eiaxsr Falls,
Sites prem as al all the .iIs which exhibited fcr
mshy years past fis speaks SouInes hfs gale
Ttes. -.
Call aud have taken whehursts GALE
le-N - u
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fN ARniE d.

On the 9th inst, in the First Presbyterian Church
Baltimore. by The Rev. DIR. Baccus Mr.. s. d. MILLS
of-;his city, 10 Mrs. ANGELIsE F. WHITE, younges,
daughter of Capt Jos. Baraey, late of Somerset CO
Maryland.
(Balt Sun Eastern Shoreman copy
On the 9th instant, by the Rev. MIR. Pine, Mr.
JoHN NJ. Cost, Of Georgetown, to Miss SARAH
FRANK, of this city.
On the 9th instant, by the Rev. G. w. Sampson
Mr.. HENRY Fox, lately of Philadelphia, to Miss ELIz-
ARETH 8. HARRIS, Of this city.
On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Hodges, Mr.
JAMES T.. BROOK to Miss MARY G.. PERKINS of this
CITY.
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k>OR KENT, "a rare opportunityO-That new and
l. handsomely furnished House, No. 3Ol G. II
tor the last two years occupied as residence by
Professor Baird of the Smithsonian Institute is now
tor rent. As Prof. Bard's was the first, and has
bee the ouly family which has occupied this house.
since 1t Was built and newly furn-hri the premises
AMI the furniture are all in excellent condition
For terms, &c. inquire of Mrs. EMMA BRYANT.
No. 3O3 g street, between 18th and l4ti
ian S-eo3l*
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SECOND-HAND PIANOS FOR SALE
~ Oh RENf.-We have In store feur Pianes, two
Of Chickerlng and two of Andre stems, which we
offer low for cash, or good notes, or will rent on
moderate terms. tss
New Music expected tomorrow morning.
JOHN. r. ELLIS.
Jana SOC Pa. avenue.
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Further Particulars from Havana

COLUMBIA, Jan. 10.-The New Orleans pa.
pers, OF Saturday, have been received. They
contain some interesting details Of the trial of
h'tamres, alias Laeoste. 1t appears that he
acknowledged on hiai that his psrpose was
to place himself at the head of q revolution in
the eastern part Of the island. lie denounced
Hernandez as the traitor who betrayed him.
Ii IS reported that both Fstimpes ard Felix
arc to he garotsd.
The cholera is raging in the I.land, and q
500 deaths have occurred.
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TELEGRAPHIC.7
Expressly fer th, Daily gveniHs Eta.
The New Orleans Convention.

NSw ORLEANS, Jan s.-The Southern Con
vsntion met to-day; only sixty delegates we're
present Mayor Lewis Was appointed chair
man pro TEN, and committee was appointed
to nominate permanent officers.
JAN s.-Ths Convention met - adjourned,
and elected Gen Lamar, Of Texas, President.
Ten States we're represented by one hundred
and twenty delegates, including eighty. three
from Louisiana.
Resolutions were offered for the improve
msnt Of Galveston Bay and Harbor, and the
establishment Of q Marine Hospital there
Adjourned until to morrow.
JAN. lo.-Ths Convention met, but trans
acted 20 business VI importance.
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aKoRaETowH coRREsrox >

GKoRGsrowN, Jan. IL, 1855.
Mr.. VIM. Cameron, one of the workmen en-
gagged upon the supsrstructure for the Little
Faus bridge, while ascending ladder, yes
terday, fell to the ground, q distance of some
twenty feet or more, injuring himself so Sc
riously that he had to be brought to his home,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-11
By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auotione. r

(OokS AT AuITION.-On WE'D ESDAN.
~ me lo u instant, commencing ct O'Clock %.
IN we sRa'i sell by caia!osue, aud will b. comm
ued every evening until all Is sold, the Office r,su.
occupied by A. ID. Mcrrick, Esq. on 7fh s,rset up
posie odd Fellows Isll, or al the largest fines
prifat" iibrdrirs eyr offered for sale On The III ir,,
~ rs'a. Law, Historical, Classical, MIsceIsn..-
Gus and Other Ronks.
For further particulars see caiargrir, whicI, can
oe had nj the store OF & cen Scott. NJ the curn
instant.
Terms cash. Sale pcr.inn,oty.
GREEN & SEUTT
JAN I "A AuctiOuCrrs.
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ARGE u" ELHINGHOUSE TO IET-sITU
sLsd on tho "a side OF 2. snih st sect one door
an, erect snt only Two s9ua rs from the Patent
oflcc The houss has been butt but few Years,
is large and 'o:uno IL u.s. fnu.een rooms
1, IA now bang nsviv printed and prepared, ST j
water ia the yarI snS cstar " star in th. bouse.
bath rooms, &c; large yard, with stable end car
mage hoiss Apply next door 10 The hnuse, 10
nov Id "otf A.. RDTH WILL.
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Cow en,ion Of Know Nothing sseedsds

ScHENEcrApY. Jan I0.-A Know Nothiog
convention of rs delegates, CON posed Of sece .
ders from tho old lodges, 10 in 80 sion here
The ohjec, is to effect a thorough organisation
to cou ter CT the political influence Of the Bar
ker wing Of the party. which as Is charged, be
is exciting against Mr.. Seward The eonveu-
ton lnet this afternoon, rnd is now holding an
evening session, but nothing important has
been done
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r. = CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING BLOOD-see the
~ certificate Of Mr.. Turner H. Ramsey for many years
proprietor of the Farmers Hotel Va aud
late of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va
Dr. John Minge of the city Richmond though regular
physcfa ana OF course opposed called ausck
medicines was obliged to that good the
OF Mr.. Ramsey, were wonderful indeed
He had been given by several physicans had
most CT the uack me iicnes and verge
Mixture. f
We refer the public to full and lengthy certificate around
the bottle, stating his cure.
".sSee advertisement
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For Sale and Rent,

FURNISHED ROOMS AT S5 PER MONTH
boahI 10 the same house on the most reasonable
Terms! n Enquire at J. II. DURHAM's, in Grf ems
WV, zap lol Hnl. jan LIE
FURNITURE FOR SALE AND ROOMS FOR
kENT.-For rent, TWO large and conveniently
located Rooms on Pa. avenue. over Whi,ehurst;s
Gallery, in Duvals Building, between AZ and 9Th
streets. Furniture of the rooms consisting Of he'd
Dedding, Sofa bed, tables, bureaus, Wardrobes, SC
for sale on the most reasonable terms. Enquire on
The premises, or of Mr.. Duvall, in same building
jan 1l-eo3ts
A GOOD INVESTMENT.-FOR SALE cheac
IA on long credit, and in an eligible situation, a
small two-story brick House. with attics and base
ments Apply to T. Z. CONNOLLY, 40I Sew
enth street. jan IO-4t.
CROCK AND FIXTURES of a Shoe Store 10
- sale, together Nth complete outfit of Boot and
Shoe Trees, Shoe LASTS. CrImping Boards. Bench,
gagnR in the Shoe business. Inquire nj the premi
jan "a. d. Q. MOVES.
HOMES FOR ALL.-Beau,fuly and heaI,hiIy
III lo' atcd Building Lots "a feet from. by 100 feet
deep on graded streets, can, until spring, be bnugh
atthe exceeding low price Of So payable So per
month Title indisputable.
Union L All Office, 9Th st.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
Jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-MRS g
L w. STEWART, Missouri avenue, between 81
and Il streets, has well furnished PorOr and bed
room, or twa Bedrooms, on the second floor which
she Will rent, permanently, either With without
board. lang 81
LIVERY AN THE OWNER or HIS HOME
Ia STEAD.-Having suIriivided Squares No OILS
$50, and Squire south q Square No. 9l5 i'm Lois
averaging 20 feet front by 10 feet deep, am now
prepared 10 sell the same al prices ranging from sos
To SID, and upon very accommodating terms, say
three ar five dollars per mo"th until paid fO,.
The above Squares front Maryland avenue, betw
sin and ID ST. Gets east, and situated in the mos,
thriving part OF Capitol Hill.
have also Lots in various sections OF the CITY
Improved and unmproved) that offer ind,icc rnents
to those DESTROYS of m liking Investments, or OF OBJ
taiiilng 4 residence. GEO. +. DYER,
Office on ID, n corner IO:i street west.
jan 6-d3w
STORE FOR RENT--THE ELlGIRI.Y STU
" ated Store Oh Pa avenue, betn cen Tenth and
Eleventh streets, lately occupied by us.
HILBUS & HITZ.
Possession given Immediately. ENQUIRE AT our
flusIc Depot: corner Pa. av. and lltIl street.
Jan3-H
TO LET-Thc large and cOnln0diUus three st,mv
Brick Dwelling, No. asa E street, between ~
and Sd street,.
FOR terms enquire Of +. s. SMITH,
Agent of Adams Express Co
Pa avenue, between ID and Sd Streets
jan 6-eOlm
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READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
Youths wear manufactured with taste and elegance by
NOAH WALKER l. CO., under Browns Hotel Their stock
embrace the Pstot surtout overcos Oversac
and Regiagee Talmas, black and blue Cloth Costs
Frock Coats of all fashionable colors Cassmer
Suites rich Velvet Vests Silks &c. black doeskin Csssmer
figured CAssi1ner and plain Cassmer Panaloens
youth-Jackets, Pants, Vests Overcoat they are
their own manufacturers they enabled will sell al
the very lowest prices Shirts of superior Collars Gloves
Ties &C. of late styles always hand. dec 20
s6JoE BURLINGTON receives all the Books News
papers f published He agent Harpers and all
the other Magazines and readers always find
large AID good assortment of Blank Stationery
his Boosstere, Odeon Building Pa. ct
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4 VERY DESIRABLE STORE 70 LEr-THE
n store on the east 81 Of Eleve nt1 street., one
door north of Pouns lvsnis avsnue, lately oc.u.
pied by Mr.. Dye. as an auction and Commission
store. is for rem low to q good tenant Also, the
House above the store Apply to
A. RANDALL,
nov LIFT Corner Selfth and D streets
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southern Nail Ar,.nokmsnt

COLUMBIA, Jan 9.-The mail difieulty has
been finally adjusted. The Railroad Com.
pany have agreed to perform double daily
service, and the new schedule will 70 into eff.
feet on Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-11
Baltimore Markets. &c

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.-THE receipt Of four
and grain to day is light, and but little is do.
ing in these articles, ut yesterdays rates.
Provisions are unchanged and dull.
The snow which fell last night is fast disap-
pearisg under fall of rain, accompanied by
sleet
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leath Of a Secretary OF stats

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 10 Intelligence has
been received Of the death of w. H. Muse. of
PASSPORT, Mississippi, and Secretary u that
State He died on Tuesday.
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New York Military Convention paupsr
Emigraucz

New YORK. Jan 10 Tho State Military
Convention, in session at this city, has ad :
journed. Genera Nelson r ,ndall was elected
presi lent for the ensuing year
The fifty ship pauper emigrants who were
wrecked on board the ship Acadia. at Sable
Island, arrived here to- day, via Boston. Hav-
ing stated thai their passage out wa paid by
their native authorities, they will be returned
to Boston, and FROM thence sent back to Suitz.
erland
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Boarding.

DOARDING.-Al large front ROOM, with gas
ID fixtures, and handsomely furnished, in cen
trail and pleasant neighborhood, suitable for family
or two single gentlemen, can be had on reasonable
terms by making application at Mrs. WILLIAMS,
Eighth street, a few doors north of Pa. avenue.
ian 9-3t fsf
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Rumored Dofalcation.

BosToN, Jan. 10 jacob 2. Brown, the mes
senger in the New England Bank, mo killed
himself yesterday, 10 said to be a dSfapites
for from six to seven thousand dollars He
was q years old, and very respectfully con.
nected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-11

Il THE BEST ARTICLE ever used, as hundreds can
~ testify In this city and surrounding country Read
GiLMANS LIQUID HAIR DYE instautane ously changes
The hair to brilliant jet black glossy brown which is
permansnt-does not stain In inure the skim
No article ever yet invented will compare It, We
would advise all who have gray hairs IT. 1t
fas.-Boston Post.
For sale by T. D. GILMAN, Chemist, Washington
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New York Relief Fund

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 9-The Howard Asso.
ciation of this city has voted $4,000 for the
poor of New York city.
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kfoN NRS NJ 0H NAL G.--THr: MODERN
L Four-stnry brick House OF -rhirtespth ST; ee;
near Z, east side The housa il in good repair, dry
cellars, and 20 good ts ,snt the tent will be NV
Possession given Oh the Let November spply to
OCT 50-t JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auc'r.
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Dl ED.

On the 10Th instant, EUGENH, infant son of DR.. l.
and Phi'lippa DOvlliiers, aged months.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral morrow
the 18th instant, at l2 O'clock from the residence
DIR. l.. Dovilliers
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looms TO l.ET-Furnahed or uufurnishcd.
IN with ar wlthDut board. Mt NJ. I6 East Can fol
street, between Second and Third SITS, Capitol HIM.
e.. Greer. ian s-ao3,
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TNOLIAN PIANOs-rhe incrssssd a.
III N and at the North for Halle. { DAM tsas-
tifnl K0LIAN pIAN0S.h has induced W. TO intfoduee
there unique instFunsnts In this citS "A vsry 50
d. ior one Of which can nov be seen q our NJ &c
Depot HiLBuS HiIL,
dec Us x
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&ToRAdE-Thnee having Furniture. Dry Goods
~ Groceries, 60. to be stored, will find ample ac.
sommodations in tho large. airy, fay-stone-uaved,
and dry easements under the s.Ar Oaice, corner ps
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply Ut the Star office
oct 25-i<
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HAMPToN's VEGETABLE r1NcrURE.


.. EAsTON, Oct. 4, 1854.
Mcssrs Mortimer & Moubrdy:
Gehtlemci-l feel il my duty 10 nu and the ,.vb
Inc tn certify to the effects OF fIampton's We. table
linctuTc. l WAS for more On five wears atoriny
under disease OF Chronic Rheumatism ini the
great part oil that uTe was 81 helpless ia t, lad
to be helped from my led and dressed i'm INV clne.
became reduced Ia mere skeleton. All the med
icinrs tojk done me no good, and cuIitinu d to
grow worse. heard ri Hamptpa's Tnctur- and
Thought would give il a tria'. Al this time did
not expect 10 1--we one day after another did MOI
take II (tlic 1incture) Ur the rheumatism Gut in
a short time was VIII that disease From the
effects Of your inclure and the hem of God am
now getting in good health
wish all the afflicted To try IIampon,s Y, &c. ,bl-
ilhcture, as have tie, with the same effect that
it has on YOur ,bc.:i..i servant,
ISAAC BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin; sold
him some OF !iampt0n's Vegetable Fincimre and be
ieyc the .bOve statement correct.
DAWSON & Bro.
From our knowledge of Captain BENJAMIN we are
confident tiHt the above statement is true aud un
exaggerated. J. A. JOHNSON,
CHARLES ROBINSON.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures of
pepsia, Nervousness and General " eakurss A. n
female medicine for delicate children we believe
II unequalIed.
Sold by MORfiM r & MOWBRAY, l40 Ral,i
more street, Baltimore; and 30i Broadway. N. York
CHAs. STOTF K Co, J. p. MoakE, ID B. CLARKE
CLARKE BOWLING, w. Elliot. and H. MrPHkR
son. Washington; also, by r. :. F. CIssEL, George
town. and {. {. BERRY, Alexandria aud by Drug
giss everywhere. ian SIR
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1ooo.
g HlLElNGTONh has received LcsIIc's Lid
~ dies Gazette If Fashion Tor January, 1855, co,l-
tanning the latest styles OF Paris London and New
York winter fashions. This number cOmuls uces Il
new vslume, and now Is the best time to subscribe
to this beautiful mag .gine.
All the magazines for January now published and
for sale, or subscriptions received publishers phi
ees, and delivered to any part OF the city, or aIIed
to any part Of the country.
SiIiLLINGTUS
agent for all the Magazines,
Ode'n Building, corner \ ct. ard Pa. ave-
f
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tNSH-FlSiI-
Il The undersigned had hand, and il daily n
ceivipg rom tn. MOI III last Ncs. l, ., !, a. ]
Make rl.
Also, of FUND.- an IA: X Crdish
Which will be sold as Nv as can Se rtdeIed from
the North,iy NJ. ELDhip1E,
dec gil Uni"n n har ALI xaDdris. Wa
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DEV. SEPTfMUs TUSTIN'S- WORK.-Th,
N fourth edition Of The Doubt1S tComnIunica an
Encouraged by Rev. S. Tu,tn, ID. D., late Cha plair
of the United States Senate.
Further supplies received at
TAYLOR g. MAURY'S
jan 5 Bookstore near 9th 81.
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BY j. e. McGUIRr Auct,on..

RCiLDiNG LOT at Auction.--On FRIDAY
ID afternoon, January l2th, al 4 o,cIock. n m =.
Aucton Rooms, shall sell Lot Ne. S. in SQUARE M
boz, fronting 50 feet inches on FIRST stree, weS,
between south and o streets, running back H..
feet 7inches
Terms: One third cash the residue in 81, AID
tweive months, for notes satisfactorily en,or ,rd
bearing interest.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
jan ID Auctonecy,
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

Lentsiana are,u opposite the RI'sk q hashin ,tts
NGE THOMAS DELEANl re-, &c fully inr it-
lHJ ths a,t-n ion vi The pubic t, rxsmi.s biz
tick OF GOODS =hirh h. ha- q .nsG on LousI = Q
avenue BET Six u aus Seventh .t.pe, ap Ecsia
n Bank "f WASH igton. rop.iw;ng of ali dsfcrip.
ions Of fea;, &c, Lap RIA. iun sis-, AID Black
sea Win an Liquors. OF ali or-s, which Re cnr
sell a. tao In~est ,r,ess r cash approved eIper
Besides 81 the IL csssaries for Gro cry Eusioeas
7iz: br ems. nuckrts Ced Tubs, Matches, SC,
sc pl,aae "a an zee ior Ynur>eives.
ror h-yn
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$685. TEA! TEA! TEA!
TINE Canton Tea Company, No. sic Seventh
l. street, three doors below Odd Fellows Hall,
have constantly On hand the largest assortment of
Teas that are to be had in this CITY,
All Teas b1ught of this est blishmeut are war
ranted, and if they not suit can be returned and
the money will be refunded.
Fine Black Teas. hithfrt difficult of procure
ment, as well as those of inferior grades are here
to be obtained.
OF Green Teas we have the best in the city.
Our prices are uniform, and range from 81 n cts.
to 81 SO per ID.
COFFEE COFFEE! COFFEE!
Rio, Laeuyra, MaracaibO, and Java
Burnt Coffee Al IA, Is, and Is cents. We have
our coffee burnt IN this city, and grind il ourselves
without additional charge, at short notice.
Goods delivered to any part of the city, and any
orders left with US will be pmctualy attended to-
Inc attention OF dealers AMI hOusekeepers il in
vited. 5.tl. s,rrE - -
Samples Of Tea may be had on application.
jan s-eojt hALLs& HENNlNG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-11

7 oW PRICED STATION SEALING
IL Commercial Envelopes one d, liar ner ICeu
Ruled Bill Paper 20 cts p r qure
Letter II per 81 per ,eam
Ste j Pens 50 cents q gros.
And every other artie connected with the Sta
donery busine at an unf,rmly low tsriH
TAYLOR AAUkY,
Qfe - near Ninth 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-11

TO LET-ThC large and cO,n,n0diVI, thf.e ,t,ry
Brick Dwelling, No. asa street, between II
and 81 street,.
For terms enquire Of T. s. SMITH
Agent of Adams Express Co
Pa. avenue, between ID and Sd streets.
Jan 6-eOlm