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Personal.

80. Mrs. Rush of Philadelphia, known az
the Queen millionaire of the Quaker city, d
gave an entertainment last week which puts
! our Washington millionsires completely In the
shade. 1t is said tho entertainment cost about
$50. 900, and that 1000 invitations were sent
out -.r.
...."X Observer Sphynx'' treats the rea-
ders Of the Herald in yesterday Issue of tina,
paper, to another dish Of alien malignitv. A
portion of which resembles tx" in the Sun of
this morning,
.... The Minnesota Democrat contains a
| report of the trial Of Gov. German, # that
territory, charged with sssaulting and beating
Frank Collins, An auetioneer. The jury, il
appears, failed to agree on q verdict, and we're
| discharged.
The telegraph informs us that Gov
Pollock of Pennsylvania has made the follow
| ing appointments ThomasJ Power, of Beaver
county, tx. N. dom y Adjatant General of the
State. Christian Myers, of Clarion county.
*: n, whigO Whisky Inspector Of Philadel
phia. G. L. Iagee, *. N. whig) Inspector
Of Weights and Measures for Allegheny county.
Mr.. Cup, TX N whig,) Flour Inspector for
Pit!sburg
-. A man named Samuel s. ChappelI, of
Pennsylvania, aged about SIS years, and by
occupation book and lace pedler, Was ar
rested by the Marshal Of Montgomery, IA
and taken to Savannah, Georgia, charged with
stealing negro girl, the property Of J. w.
Sandiford, Esq of the latter place The girl
was dressed in mems clothing, but promptly
gave her name when questioned. Chappeil
! acknowledges that this is not his first com.
mission Of the crime Of which he stands com.
mittcd.
80. At a recent interview betveen coIon.,
Mspypenny, Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
and the Six Nations, Col NJ, wac adopted
into one of the tribes, and formally invested
with the title of How-waw gun-e-so, or Paci-
fcator.
80. The New York Tribune endorses the
9on. Charles Durkee, who has been elected
U. S. Senator from Wisconsin for six year,
from March next, as an sold fashioned aboii.
ZIONIST, thorough land reformer, and Chris.
tian philanthropist
Durkee is said to be K N
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CONGREssIONAL.

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went to
press, Mr.. Brodhead's bounty land bill was
taken up, discussed till a late hour, and We
passed-yeas 80, nays l5.
And thsn, after referring some thirty House
bills, the French spoliatiOn bill was made a
special order for tomorrow Ito day.
Mr.. Gwin introduced bill to establish a
semi monthly line Of steamships from San
Francisco to Puget's Sound.
Shortly afterwards they adjourned.
In the House, the rules were suspended for
the purpose Of considering certain private
bills, which wore passed.
Mr. White moved to suspend the rules to
consider series of resolu lions condemning
Know Ncthingism; not agreed tO-yeas l04
nays 70.
Mr.. Letcher tben called up his pending
question Of privilege, and offered resolutions,
rs follows:
"Rssoived, That the Speaker of this House
be directed to revoke the privilege under
which W. b. Chase holds reporters desk on
this floor, and that said W. b. Chase DO ex-
oluded from the hall.
'Resolved, That the Speaker do issue his
war; ant, directed to the Sergeant Arms at
tending this House, commanding him to take
into custody, wherever to be found, the body
Of W. B. Chase, and the same in his custody
to keep, subject to the further order and direc.
ton of the House"
These resolutions were discussed at length
by Messrs. Lstcher, Bayly, Zollicofer, Edger-
ton, Odds, Preston, and Peckham, when the
second resolution was referred to the Judiciary
Committee, and the FIRST was passed.
Pending the question on motion to recon.
slider the vote by which 1t was passed, they
adjourned.
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] he Concert To-Nirht

We learn that the tick cts for Ro,, De yries
concert, which comes of to night, sold rapidly
this morning, giving every exhibition of full
and fashionable hcuse. We sdvise all who
love good singing to go'to This concert. Rosa
DE yIies' "Casta Diva " IS alone worth the
price Of admi ssion.
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EPIaIT OF TEE MORNING PRESS

VA
The Union this morning regards the recent
speech Of Senator Wilson OF Macs as proof
that Know NOTTINGHAM at the north is simply
abolitionisn.
The IH:eihgsncey rejeioes that General Cess
yesterday added the weight of his infu
shcs against the generally received doctrine
OF obedience to Instructions, to which shs
Democratic party usually prOfes, such vehe
nent allegiance
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ga REWARD.-STRAYED AWAY ON THE
eDc afternoon of the LIST, yellow setter PUPPY.
or months old. He is marked with a small streak
OF white between the eyes, 'maIl streak on the
back OF the neck, Also under the throat and all fonr
iest spotted WIN small yellow snOtts tom The first
joints of the foot; answers I'd the name of Nio. r
Will give the above reward To whoever will bri,r
him 10 my residence on Eighth street, norh of the
Patent Office, No. 433, or al the Star Office
feb 5-3lt WN II STEUaRT
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A CARD.

HE undersigned has purchased the lease of the
L establishment known the {" Metropolis Re-
iectory," situated on Pennsylvania avenue between
81 and 81 streets, adjoining Jackson Hail. winch he
respectfully informs his friends and the pubic he
WIN open in few days as a RESTAURANT where
Vlsiters can be supplied with refreshments at all
hours, OF sup rior quality and in good style
The house is undergoing thorough renovation,
telng newly painted and papered, and will have spa,
cieus and well furnished dining and supper rooms.
ne Bar (Hnder my own immediate direction) will
ne furnished with Wines, Brandics, Scotch and
tneiisn AIes, Lon'on Porter, Havana Cigars, &C.,
&c, OF the very best brands.
CLEMENT REYNOLDS,
feO 5-H' late Of Wizards Hotel. .
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TUESDAY ARrEzpoaa.......Fsbru.rv g.

- The large and convenient dwelling
on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street is for rent. Posses.
sion given Immediately. For terms ap.
ply at the Star office.
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NOTICE TO SUBscsIBsRs.-Eu Subscribers 10
the Star, who do not get their papers Regular
~ will confer favor on the pfoprietOrs BY
leaving information Of the fact at the .Ssa~
counting room.
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4 CARD In making the above announcement
IA WALTER HARPER would take occasion 10
return his sincere thanks % his friends and patrons
for pas favors. He would also infnrm them that
the next thirty days Tor until he open. his first sus-
ply Of spring goods he will dispose Of mis- present
stock of beautiful Silks, Laces, Embroidcries Even
ing hesses, Cloaks, shawls; Nernne-, CRsIimeres,
and all other Goods on hand N greatly reduced
prices.
As II is all-importsnt 10 him TO settle up the bust
ne Oh the late frm as soon n pOSs BILE, he would
take II "a a special favor il all persons indebted
would, within the next thirty or sixty days. square
up by cash notes At shorI dates. feb 5.3,
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned respectfully announces 10 the
' public mat he 10 ready now Go sell his PATENT
REPEATING PISTOLS, or TO take contracts for
making The same. Those wishing 10 see me. can
have an interview between the hours OF and 7 n
m. fuil Iplanaton viii be gwen by me or sy
my legal agent, A B. stroughton. Please sddrs.,
j. w. Brown, q. 8. Hotel, Washington, ID C.
J. w. BROWN.
THE Register Of New Haven, Conn, viii please
ccpy.l feb o-5ws
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NEW POLKA.

I UST published and for sale at HILBUs HITZ
u Music Depot, the
TUNERS POLKA,
Composed and dedicated TO Jacob Hilbus, ESQ
by J. Espusa, cmbelshed with a beautiful and COZ
rect likeness Of the veteran tuner.
Price IS cents.
The trade supplied on very liberal terms.
frh 6--tf
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DISSOLUTION

The undersigned would respectfully reqnett all
those indebted to the concern to come forward and
settle their bills by the 9th Of March, as IL is very
important To him 10 have the business closed by that
time All accounts left over a; that tine will beput
into the hands Of officer for collection. All &C
counts due by the concern will please he presented
Tor payment as soon Is possible, as ] an ready az
any time TO meet the same.
HENRY BARRON.
r. s.-The undersigned would respectfully say to
all the customers of the late firm. and the public
generally that there will always be kept a stock OF
Wo I'd and Coal al the old stand, Green street and
sn'icits share of public patronage. Believing il 10
bet Tor both buyer and seller, he has determined
TO make the terms cash, short time t. punctua
customers. TIIoS. ORME, Agent.
feb s.
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Val ENTINES.

ME have this morning received the largest anC
w most varied assortment of Valentines ev,
before offered in this city, consisting of every styl
finish and price to suit III kinds f people CT all acc
sexes and cOndilinns, all of which we will run of
such prices suit tae times.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
3O6 Pa avenue, near corner Tenth streets.
80
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In the Senate, to-day, several private bills
were passed. Mr.. Butler made report from
the select committee on the Smithsonian In
stitution, which was ordered to be printed
without reading.
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SUPERIOR PLATED GOODS.

SUPERIOR PLATED GOODS.
VNHB subscriber wsUd invite CO &c al attention O.,
i his extensive assortm snt of superior quality
Plated Goods, consisting Of
Tea Sets, Walters, Butter Coolers
salad Stands, Castors, Cake Baskets
Forks, Spoons, Ladies, Salt Stands
GObiets, Tea Kettles ana Coffee Urns.
All Of which are warranted TO De Of the best quail
ity. and at greatly reduced prices.
c. w. BOTELER,
House Furnishing Store
No 3I6, Iron Hall, and 145 ID street.
feb 6-IU
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NEWS FOR THE MILLION.
hESSRS. RYDER & PLANT have taken the
IL old and well known confectionery establish
meni, No. 499 Seventh street, opposite Odd Eel
lows Ball where they will be most happy 10 receive
their friend. and the public generally.
We will keep cOns,a lily on hand choice seIec
ton OF all kinds OF CONFECTIONERY
Also, dealers in foreign and domestic FRUITS. of
all kinds. - ~
We hope bv a strict attention TO business 10 win
tn appreciation Of their friends, and merit liberal
share of patronage generally.
N. b. Bale, Parties, and Families supplied on IN.
most reasonable and satisfactory terms ar the short
en- houce; RYDER & PLANT.
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HENRY BARRON.
NOTICE.

'JHE eopartnership of Walter Harper & Co, was
Il this day dissolved by mutnai consent. Ali per
sons indebted 10 said firm will please make payment
to Walter Harper, who l. duty authorized to settle
the business. WALTER HARPER,
February 1, 1855. b. F. GARDNER.
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COWS AND CALVES.

II "LHh ohei io' &c OF VIC 4uHhet mouse 7 ard on
l. Saturday morning next, hve superior yopns
Cows and Calves of Devon and Ayrshire blood
ieoo-V' l.. BEEILEY
NOMBlNED ATTRACTION FOR THIS NIGHT
~ only, for the benefit Of the far-famed Necro.
msncer, Macallister. Old PellOws' Hall Tuesday
evening, February 9th, on which occasion, in add,
ing feats ." this great Magician, Malone Raymond,
the popular Humorist, Lectur Il, ana author of Gan
Hour IN Ireland and other Lands" will make his
mat sno only appearance In mrth-inspiring Read
ings from his admirable work. given bv him. In Eau
rope, United States, Canada, &C., over one thous-
and nights. Madame Macallister will appear az
the wizards Page; the whole forming ons of the
mos. noVel ana attractive programmes ever offered
to public notice. Prices as before.
feb 6-lts
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THE UNRESTRICTED

~ Hereby infoims the citizens Of Wash x
ingtoH that he will attend TO the LAYING at
of new and the repairing OF old gardens. Alec, H.
pruning Of shrubs, graperies, etc. Charges mod
rate.
Orders left at Mr.. Nairn's, Druggist, corner Pa
avenue md 9th street, and the grocery store Of nj
iiiz, Capitol Hill, will be promptly attended TO-.
feb 6-eoTs G.. SEHAD,
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of new and the repairing OF old gardens. Also, the
pruning Of shrubs, graperies, etc. Charges mode
rate.
Orders left at Mr.. Nairn's, Druggist, corner Pa
avenue snj 9th street, and the grocery store OF M
iiilz, Capitol Hill, will be promptly attended to.
feb6-eoN> @. SCHAD.
THE LATE MIR. MEADE'S PICTURES
Two BE RAFFLED FOR IN 400 CHANCE
i AT e25 EACH.
PRIzR NO
"St. Thomas of Viii nueva, giving Aims 10 a.
Poor, !" copy Of Murillo, by one Of has pupils az
touched by that great artst-sad to be equal 10 tn,
o.igiEal, cost $4,000.
PEIZE2.
Z" The alteration Of the Mise Men Of the East ?
genuine Muro; cost $1,000.
PRIzE3
Head of our Saviour" by COrrsggio; cost 81 O0O.
PRIZt 4.
"Herd OF the Blessed Virgin, !" by Canegsio; cor
81 900.
Mr.. q. A. MATLACK is authorized 10 reeeiye
subscriptions in this city, of whom ticket. may :,
Obtained, or of "; ssrs. TAYLOR s. MAURY.
All money received on account of the Rattle viii
be deposited in Bank until the drawing takes place
which will be duly announced.
From, the National InteiHgencer.
Articles similar TO the annexed we have observe,
In several distsnt papers, contained i'm their Wash
lion correspondence. We are glad to see that
inenber of the family is willing dispose of a par
81 tie rare collection of the late Richard W. Mead
who, during his long residence in SPAIN hal oppor
tunites which his opuIence enabled him to indulsc
Tor selecting many OF the finest paintings in Spain
that treaeure-housc of pictorial riches. The dis
turbed state Of the country al The time, moreover
made II favorable for obtaining many gems of ar
which would otherwise never have been purchase
BILE.
From the Boston Chronicle.
CHEF D'UGvREE OF ART.-Sevcral chef d'ueures
OF Murilo, CorIeggo, md other mast"rs which werr
brought from Spain during rev, latOnary times ~
the late X. w Meade, have elected the admira ioi
OF connoisseurs during the past week in the Rotun6o
OF the Capitol. They to be disposed Of for III.
benefit of dan liter of Mr. Meade, residing in New
Irk, alter an ops ortunity has been given to IA.
luDlkS Tor an examination. feb eff
PIANOS FOR SALE AND HIRE.
THE subscriber has always on hand q large ssso,t
! ment OF German and American PI-.xcr
AMOS, from very the best manufacturersff $Fx
which Re offers for sale at lower prices
than can he purchased in the District of Columbia
and the most accommodating terms. All Plane,
based from me are warranted to give satisfac-
ton.
Pianos hired ont by the month, quarter, or year,
on reasonable terms.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
b. REISS, Professor of Music,
G, betw. Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
feb SIM
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Yo0Na LADIES CT sssICAL INSTITUTE,
No. Indiana drenuc.
/ He second term Of the present scholastic year
has Just commenced. A few more boar. ing
and day pupils can be accommodated.
STEPHEN II. MIRlCK, A. NJ,
fb6-2wf Principal.
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FOR LADIES ONLY


DIX DUPONCO'S GOLDEs MONTHLY PILLS.
LNF.9LLIBLE.
their operation for the cure of all painful OBJ
u st,uctIons and female irregularities arising from
whatever cause.
These pills have been tried in Washington and
found TO work like charm. Those having any
doubts on the subject will, on application 10 the
general agent, be referred TO persons in Washington
OF undoubted veracity, who know that they all they
are recommended 20 be.
For the name and address of the general agent,
and list OF he bragg sts who have the pills for sale
see the long advertisement in another column.
feb 6-eoAs
"AVIMG SOLD OUR LUMRER
I'LL Yard TO Messrs. John B. Ward q Brother we
would solicit for them the patronage Of our former
customers. THOMAS q DYER
HAVING PURCHASED OF MESSRs. THoN.
Alb L DYER their entire stock, we shaft eontinne
the bu.ness both at the corner Of Sirth and r. ana
Twelfth and Canal streets. We have on han |.
large and well seasoned stock Of Lumber. mch ne
White Pine OF all sizes, Yellow Pine Joist Floor.
ing and slline Laths, Paines, and all kinds Of eah
met and coachnsser's Lumber
we Respectfully solicit share Of publjc na,yo,.
age nom the public, being determined 10 sell o.
reasonable terms TO prompt customers. a. WI
iepo-toS JNO. Il, WARD A mo
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J IssCLUTI0N or cc-PARfNsBsHIp

Il HE co-paurership heretofore existing beiweeu
} the undersigned, is lhis day dissolved by mutual
consent. Cha'les Haskins, who will coniinue The
business authonzed 10 settle The account. and an,
nd TO the diminished business &C the late Arm
- J. II. ADAMS, IA
iep l-eoJt CHARLES HASKINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-06

NENTLEMEN:-In yesterdays paper md
" card from Z" James Mcguire GusrdIan," in'sn
swer I, one signed NJ G. Judge, amsng other things
he says: MY lawyer (Aar. Bradley told him nv
mother' father died nsoveni, therefore could hold
property in this woman who was his (my mother e
father 81 at his death, then she belongs not to MIS-
Judge or the undersigned.o knowing that the w.
man - beloaee not to him or Mrs. Judge" why did
he 60 before Justice Clark and swear on the Holy
Evangely that the woman did belong 10 him. Let
me ask rhich is true, his oath or his card! He
says, also, that the woman was formal "" tai en-
posse scion of by Mrs. Judge, and may have met the
fate against which the public cautioned 10 look
out for him. Such is not the case, he knows she
caans be sold IL 10 keep of his clutches tha,
she Is out Of the way. The least he says about the
guards nshp Of the daughter OF r r. Wood, will be
better for him. If he has been fui.kfi guardian
let him prove it-but not by sdch oaths that
before Justice CLARK. JOHN III. JUDGE.
frb6 LIS
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DOCKET and Quato Diaries for is55 for ale :,
Il jaRe u FRANCK TAyI'0e
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IVY WALTZ,

IVY WALTZ.
COMPOSED and dedicated to Miss NJ. ]. Table,
~ by Prof A. F. Little, just published and tor sal,
at HILBUS HITS Music Dspot.
Price lax cents. feb G
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n. A. TYSON q SISTERS
EMINARY FOB YOUNG LADIES.

On r. gei.rccn l2A and l3th streets, Washington.
u, HE second term of this institution commences
/ on Wednesday, the 7th Of the present month,
and will expire on the Isl day OF July mex.
Circulars may ~ had at the principal bookstores
i'm the civ or nj HE seminary feb6 81
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MY COURTsHIP h IT'S CONSEQUENCES
WI by Wikoff. Price 81 q,
slavery IN New Light and is G.nd Results, BY
Ciuzen OF Georgetown. Price l2l< cts
Night in Buenos Ayres, q new drama In ave act.
oy Citizen Of Georgetown. Price 1914 Gus.
Ida May; $l25
Putnam 8 Magazine for February; IS cents
saiious New Monthly for February; 10 cts
Cooley Ladies Book for February; Is cts.
For sale by Elk. LINpys
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown.
jan 25-u
DOCKET and Quarto Diaries for is55 for sale ;,
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CHARLEs HASKtNs, Architect.
PA. Grenue, be.soeea Tenth and Hepensh So,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.
NTlLL continue 10 funirb Plans de,.i -o~k,.
w Drawing, and specifications OF bui,dins. ~
every description, and also 70 superntend their cree
uoa. feb l-du
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H~THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
81 Ing of the Franklin Fire Company will be
held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 7th inst
The election OF officers for the cns.ing year will
take place. G. 4. CROSSFIELD, AS I Sec.
feb CIT
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The question is, Is there q shadow of Iiabil-
ity Oh the part Of the United States to paw
more than the Eve millions originally agreed
to be paid, and interest on it to the time whsp
paid!
The plea Of the bond holders is, that BY tn.
act Of annexation they we're deprived of the
security ofthe revenues Of Texas from customs
This Ii sheer nonsense. Texas never had a
dollar Of revenue with which to pay the inter
est of these bonds; and had che remained in
dependent Of as, she never would have had
any such revenue sufficient to that end. The
act Of annexation, instead of impoverishing
her, has gradually relieved her from the state
Of actual and notorious bankruptcy in which
she then was, and has given value to her
means Of herself paying her credito,s the
balance Of her debt. That is, 1t has made her
citisens prosperous, and has caused the de-
mand for her public lands which has made
them worth something, instead of being prae-
tically worthless, as heretofore. 1t has, in
truth, made her able easily to pay the differ.
ence, which she, not the United States. ia
bound to DO, IL these demsnds are just
The United States receive, through the
annexation, but about $50, o0e per annum in
duties collected in Texss-the interest on one
million dollars. Yet they have agreed to
pay hSs millions, and interest, wheneve,
Texas may settle with her creditors how they
are to be paid, Now, in losing the $50 200
per annum, mot dollar of which cdsld they
have touched untl after the expenses of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-06

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
DspatnsDt.-on yesterday, the 5th of Feb.
lhere voro of Treasury Warrants entered on
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An Army officer Res!gned.-lst Lieutenant
Thos s. Rhett, CT % artillery, has resigned
His resignation has been accepted, to take
effect on the 10th inst
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-26
LIVE ARRIYALS oF
SUNDRLES.


CoAT, Vest, Dress and Shirt Buttons;
~ Tuck, Fine and Dressing Combs;
Ivory, shell and horn do;
HON, Rubber, Puff Buffalo and Hair
Pins; Spool Cotton, all colors and
qualities; Patent and Shoe Threads;
Gun caps, Hooks and Eyes;
Silk and Twist; Purses of all kinds;
100 doz Port Monies, assorted;
Cloth, Hair, nail and tooth Brushes;
German and English Pins;
Gold, Plated and Common Jewelry;
Sewing Birds; Work boxes and Baskets;
Knives, Scissors; and Spoons;
Jews Harps and Harmonicas;
Toys, Accordeons, Violins aud Strings;
Fancy Soaps and PerlumeTy;
Pens and Holders; Cap, Letter s. Note Paper;
White and colored Envelopes Dominoes
Cards and Dice; Backgammon Boards;
TIantpamnt and Common States; Lead
and Slate Pencils; Tape Shoe and Corset
aces; Suspenders; Bonnet Wire;
Tobacco Boxes; Whalebone;
Matches and Soaps; Razors
and Srops; Carpet Bind
ing and Leather head
lacks; Hosieryj
Gloves and
Mitts, good
assortment; Tin
Foil Plug Tobacco;
anew lot Of Zephyr Worst
ed; and host OF other articles
too numerous TO particularize, which will be
Offered for sale at small profits.
Jau. u, l655.-tf. r. DAWSON.