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S The value of stone qsarrisd in Rock
port, Mass, for building purposes, last year,
was quarter of q million dollars There are
some three hundred men constantly at work
on the lodges, and twenty sloops are all the
time employed to carry it away. The Granite
of Cape Ann, is more valuable than the same
extent of gold mines in California.
e Felkins has had some desperate adven-
lures in his time. Last spring, he started for
London. The third day out, gale came on
of the most fearful magnitude. 1t tossed the
sea about so that the only way he got his
trowsers on was to stand on his head. FeIkins
is one of those young men who see q great deal
OF excitement in very short space Of time.
Y The London Times Paris correspondent
writes: "When the Emperor Alexander re-
turned to NicOlaieff he was much more war
like than before. Whether il was the thought
of the ruins of Sebastopol that awoke the
spirit of vengeance within him, or that hope
arose as he witnessed the vast preparations in
his more secret arsensls, know not; but /
know for fact that he was ready TO fling de-
fance not only at France and England, but
expressed himself about Germany in terms Uf
the utmost indifference"
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Boys wIErER CLoTHING

"E HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED
w large addition 10 our usually ertensIys
CLOTHING, which We win orar 10 onr r,,-,o1S.
eh and the public al unusually low prices.
Our stock consists in part Of
OVER COATS and TALMAs
Fine cloth ROUNDABOUTS and IacRErs
Fine and common PANTALOONS
SILK, satin, and Merno VESTS
White and colOTed SHIRTS
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS
CAPS, SUBSCRIBERS, HOSIERY ko a..
Making our stock Of Boys and Children,s
Clothing very large and complete
WALL STEPHENS,
322 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and it,th street.
jan TX NEXT TO Iron Hall
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AN AMERICAN BAROSEss.-We find in the
last letters from Paris the following invitation
to wedding, made up last summer at Baden
Baden. The bride is said to be good looking,
and worth a hundred and fifty thousand
dollars; the bridegroom has his title, is
about fOrty-6v years of age, and is a kind
hearted gentleman, strongly attached to Amer
leans
60 The Baron Louis de Waeebter, Chamber
lain Of His Majesty the King of Wurtemberg,
has the honor to inform you of the marriage
of Monsieur the Baron AuguSte de Waechter,
his brother, Chamberlain Cf Ills Majesty the
King of Wurtemberg, and Envoy Extraordin-
airy and Minister PlenipOtentiary near His
Majesty the Emperor Of France, with Made
mOiselle Josephine Louisa Lee, daughter Of
Madame the Widow Lee, Of New York, and
invites you to be present at the nuptial bene-
diction, which will be given them at the
church Of the Redemption, Rue Chauch at,
Thursday, Goth December, at / o'clock pre-.
eisely.'
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS.
GRoReErowN, Jan. "a, 1885.


Our old and highly esteemed fellow citizen
Major William Jewell, whose illness we no
ticed few days since, expired last night al
IL O'Clock He will be buried by Potomac
Lodge (Masonic) tomorrow afternoon at :
O'clock. The death of Major Jewell leaves
two vacancies in the offices of our corporation,
yiz: Tax Collector and Assessor.
7 The weather continues extremely cold. Not
the slightest abatement is yet perceptible
The ice upon the Potomac at this point is from
ten TO twelve inches thick.
Business generally continues rather mac
tive. in consequence mainly of the very unfa-
vorable state of the weather.
UPto the arrival of the foreign news yester-
day afternoon -four was held at 50 25aSS 30.
and wheat at s1.70aSl.75 for red, and SI.75
81. So for white. The news unsettled the
market and caused decidedly more 6rmness
among holders, and prices will doubtless adj
vance during to day. Corn 72a77 Oats
scarce, 45a47. Pork, from wagons, $3.50,
from stores Sass %. . p SPKcrAroR.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL BoNDs.-We
learn that the committee of the Bondholders
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
are actively engaged in prosecuting their
duties. Those BOndholders who have not sent
In their names to this committee should do so
without delay, as their cooperation is desired
and the Legislature Of Maryland will not be
in session many days longer The co-opera-
ton Of all is desired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-24

RINGING EN- Our.-Up at Manchester, the
other day, party from Boston was examining
the factory facilities and buildings, and,
among the rest, the force pumps that throw
water all over the premises This was just as
the girls were leaving their work, and some Of
them got pretty wet. "You are washing
your girls, Colonel" said one of the party to
the master Of the Economies. eyes" said he,
quickly, as the bell sounded for closing the
work for the day; Eyes, and We are now
ringing them out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-24

L. o. o. Fat recent meeting Of the
Grand Lodge Of Maryland, the following off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year Geo
W Mowbray, NJ. W. Grand Master John w
COlley, r. W. Deputy Grand Master; W. C.
Cunningham, r. W. Grand Warden; Jos. B.
Escavaille, K. W. Grand Secretary; John C.
Smith, r. W. Grand Treasurer; Benjamin
Dafin, r. w. Grand Conductor; William ii
Nelson, r. w. Grand Marshal.
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SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops Of Balm of Thousand
Flowers" rub the beard well and it will make
beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents
For sale at Shillington's, agent for Washing
ton, and all druggists
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II paper at Springfield, Mass, referring
to the oyster trade, says The cities of Albany
ard Troy, and other western places, in part,
are being supplied with oysters through Spring
field to an extent that, even though it should
cover the whole supply, is little remarkable.
Two car loads, comprising in the whole twelve
tons, or $500 gallons, pass through this place
daily for Albany. In addition, Springfield
receives some 800 gallons daily from the same
inexhautible beds at Fair Haven, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-24

WHAT LITERATURE Is.-Poetryis said to be
the flower of literature; prose is the corn, po-
tatoes, and meat; satire is the aquafortis; wit
is the spice and pepper; love letters are the
honey and sugar; letters containing remit
tances are the apple dumplings,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-24

A COOP JokE-We copy the following ex-
cellent joke from the Columbia (Texas) Dem
Oorat. 1t is well known that the two gentle
men referred to have been at "sword points
for some years past:
General Sam Houston and Com Moore, on
their late visit to Austin, occupied seats in the
same stage. Not a word was spoken by either
on the route. On entering hotel one day to
dine, they were joined by the driver. Moore
having retired from the table after dinner,
says Houston to the driver:
You probably have moro rascality on
board this trip than you ever carried before. :"
"Whyf' asked the driver
"You have Commodore Moore along" was
the reply.
"Ah, General" says the driver, "I Just
heard Commodore Moore make the same re-
mark, but it was on your account
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? CHRISTMAS G,Pr

RoBERT SCHWARTZ HAS THE PLEA
sure OF informing the public that he Is We'll
prepared for accommoda ting tie nullc a. ,Tc,srsI
with FRESH OYSTERS, put up air-tieht' for
sending them 10 their distant friends In tie conn
ny. he also Keeps constantly on hand nne SUD-
ply " PICkLED and PRESERVED OYSTERS
Please call on L. SCHWARZE. corner OF llth
and r. streets or leave orders at his establishment
corner OF 10th street and Potomac river.
dac0-ff -
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III Advertisements should be handed In by
II O'Clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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IL AGENTS FOR THE sTAR.-The following
named persons are authorized to contract for the
publication Of advertisements in THE STAR:
Philadelphia b PALMER, northwest cor
neI Of Fifth and Chestnut streets.
NsV YoTk-S. NJ. PETTINGILL Co, Nassau
street.
BOstOn-V. b. PALMER, Scollay's Building.
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IL During great storm on the Psc;so
ocean, vessel was wrecked, and a OusIar
tossing to and fro on plank, sx claimed, over
the crest Of wave, to another who was drift
ing by on barrel, Friend, dost thou cali
this Pacific -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-24

~LECTURE! DIR. LYDIA SAVER
~ will, on SATURDAY EVENING, lee
ture at Temperance Hall.
Subject: Fashion as antagonistic 10 Moral
and Physical HEALTH
Tickets rs cents-for sale at the counting room
Of the Evening Star, and at the Bookstore OF Col
Joe Shillington, corner Pa avenue and ~ st.
The lecture will commence at M O'Clock.
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THE NEW BLUE BOOK, or Government
Il Register 1865, just issued, giving the names,
salaries, locations, &c, OF all pOstmasters and 9th
er public officers and agents, civil military, and
naval, In the service Of the United States with
the names, forces and condition OF all ships and
vessels belonging 10 the United States, and when
and where built; and the names and compenss-
ton Of all printers in arv way employed by Con-
gress, or any department or officer OF The Govern
ment. I octave volume, price 80 50.
Can be sent by mail to any part Of the Unitel
States.
For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR a. MAURY,
jan - Booksellers, near 9Th st
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.

MISS A. r. WILSON TAKES THIS
yl method Of informing the citizens and stran-
gers OF Washington, that she still continues the
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING In all the latest
and most fashionable varieties Her long expert
ence In the business warrants her In assuring sat
isfaction to these favoring her with their patron
age. Ladies wishing Cloaks and Dresses cut and
bsstsd can be accommodated on reasonable terms
Residence, 9th street, between ID and y, No. 457,
west side. Jan l6-9ts
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GOOD INVESTMENT,

VIE HAVE FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
w ing Bonds and other Securities, which will
yield the holder ten TO twelve per cent the in
vestment, viz:
Orange and Alexandria Rail Bonds
Virginia and Tennessee do
Illinois Internal Imp't Bonds Of lSiz
The above securities are unquestionably safe.
SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE, FAINT & CO.,
Jan 2-lm Bankers $50 Pa avenue
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CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, CITIZENS
IVl and strangers wishing 10 supply themselves
with superior garments, made 60 order. are invited
20 examine our superior assortment OF Doeskins,
Cloths, Cassimeres, SIX, Satin and Velvet vest
ings all Of which has been selected with an espe-
Cial view 10 the wants OF our customers, which
we viii make 20 measure in manner inferior 90
none at much cheaper rates than the usual cry
prices WALL a. STEPHENS,
I'D Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Hotel jan 81
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DANCING ACADEMY

LAST QUAhIEh.
DROE. Al. w. MUNDER MOST RESPECT
fully announces to his friends and the public
generally that his last quarter will commence on
TUESDAY, January %, 1856. All who desire 10
prepare for the Grand May Festival are politely
solicited 20 join Immediately. Jan 22-eo2w
CtANAL BOAT FOR SALE-THE FINE
~ Canal Boat "Isaac Long, "ASH<r;,T.-1
about l21 IONS burthen, will be
sold on favorable terms. Apply TO GEORGF
Georgetown. lar 0TTvu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-24

SMITHSONIAN LECTURES THE
~ Lecture Of Mr.. DEVEREUX on the
"Popular influence OF Architecture" which was
to have been delivered on Monday evening, and
postponed on account OF the weather, will be Civ.
en- THIS Thursday EVENING, at 8 O'Clock.
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CALL IMMEDIATELY,

Book worth SI.25 for One DeIIar:
AND PRESENT
Worth from % cents to One Hundred Dollars.
AT THE STORE OF THE WASHINGTON
IA Book Company, under Derter's Hotel.
Just received
Mimic Life, Alone, Widow BedOtt Papers
Juno Clifford, Female Life Among the MorInous
Miss Bunkley's Book, Young Ladies' Book
PbRnixiana, Kate listen
Abbou's Napoleon, vols
Maeaulay's History England, 4 vols
Len Years Among the Mail Bags
And 10000 other good Books, too numerous TO
designste In catalogue
The last Ieeek of fks Sale unless a Speaker is
elected ga Congress
Call and examine our IMMENSE STOCK and
judge for yourselves. Remainder the last chance
Positively the last. See Red Flag.
Jan 22-lw
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M. HOFFA T. co ,

Pee LEAVE TO NOTIFY THEIR friends
u and the public that they viii re open their
Buildings, as soon as the slight damages done 20
tne store oy the recent fre, can be repaired; the
state OF the weather up TO this time having rem
aerea impossible for carpenters to work there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-24

GEORGETOWN CORPORATION
~ TAXES.-An persons in arrearages for
taxes due TO the Corporation Of Georgetown are
hereby notified that the same must be paid forth
with, in order to avoid the expense and mortifca-
ton Of diStrains. No longer Indulgence can pos
sibly be granted, and as all delinquent parties
have been heretofore personally called upon, this
is the last notice that can be given
Those who intend 10 pay their bills will please
call before the 18th day Of this month at my resi-
dence, on the corner OF High and Gay streets
My two sons, George and Henry c. Jewell are
authorized to give receipts in nv behalf
jan IS-dl25th VIM. JEWELL, Collector
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union argues that had the forty FIVE
Democrats (who being present when the House
voted on Mr.. Carlisle's resolution) voted
against it, instead of for it, their votes could
not have carried it, insomueh as ten Republi-
cans who, being present, refrained from voting,
would surely have in that case voted against
it.
The Inteiffgenesr says:
THE promised withdrawal Of Mr.. Richard.
son to-day from the candidature for the Speak
ership will, if nothing else, open some change
OF scene In the dull drama enacted during the
last seven weeks in the House of Representa-.
tives. 1t is to be hoped, too that it may lead
to some concessions of personal preference and
of party Obstinacy which may result in over
coming the difficulty which has kept the
House so long unoIganized. The motion of
Mr.. Rust, also, should it be adopted to-day,
will doubtless tend to facilitate a consumma.
ton so devoutly to be wished.
" Immediately after the adjournment of the
House the Democratic members held a meet
ing for the purpose Of selecting a candidate
for the Speakership in place of Mr.. Richard
son and 1t is understood that the choice fell
on Mr.. Orr, Of South Carolina, a gentleman
personally unexceptionsble, and one very ia
miliar with the duties Of the chair, which he
has often temporarily filed with marked abil-
ity."
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CHOIR AssOCIATJON-

UNION CHOIR ASSOCIATION
~ The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Directors will be he'd FRIDAY ITO
morrow EVENING, at the residence OF II. .
Magruder, i22 r street, at : O'Clock
full and punctual attendance Of the members
is very desirable, as business pertaining to the
National Musical Convention" ito take place on
the 18th proIimO) will be considered
The regular rehe'r for the month OF January
Will take place at Temperance Hall on MONDAY
EVENING next, the 18th instant, at O'Clock
jan2i-0 THOS J. LLOYD, Sec
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OPERA 8LaSSES-The largest and cheap
~ cot assortment In the city at
JOHN F. ELLIS,
DOG Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-24

ID EFINED SUGARS.
III 50 bbls. Crushed, Powdered, Granulated and
Clarified SUGARS
IL hhds. brown SUGARS
10 bbls new crop N. o. MOEASSES
10 bbls. Philadelphia Strip
Just received, and FOR sale by
BARBOUR & SEMMES,
No. IS Louisiana avenue,
Jan 4-eo6t opposite Bank Of Washington.
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NOTICE TO rHE PUBLIC

MRS. ELLEN STEWART has taken the
S1 house, No. 3Os o street, near the corner on
18th, where she has comfortable and Handsomely
furnished bed rooms 10 let 20 gentlemen Frrnc6
and English Is spoken In the house. and capitsl
the basement below, nom which Meals can ne
served as desired ~ '
Balls, Dinners, &C, will also be provided TO or
der from the Saloon. ian IsNlx..
TWO SUPERB NOS RECEIrRD
l. this week, which, in addition TO our usu.l
large supply, makes our stock the most Complete
and cheap instrument s"'~
JOHN 4. ELLIS
$40 IA avenue, between sth and lOth SITS.
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IA /MASONIC THE MEMBERS OF PO-
NY tomac Lodge No. S, Ancient Free Masons,
Nare hereby notified 10 meet at their Lodge
Room, Forrest Hall, Georgetown, on TO-MOR-
ROW (Friday) at 2 O'Clock p. m. for the pur-
pose OF attending the funeral Of their late brother
WILLIAM JEWELL.
All Master Masons In good standing are frater-
nally invited to attend
By order M. ADLER, Secretary.
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RoGEk's fEN KNIVES, warranted gen.
H. uine, bought personally from the manufsctu
rers IN shemeld ladies and genilemen's patterns,
Of one TO four blades, in buck. iyoT1 "a nss 1
handles. UanSl FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-24

FOURTH WARD ELECTION NO
~ TICE-Notice is hereby given that
special election will be held at the City Hail. on
THURSDAY, the 3lst day OF January, 1856, for
one member Of the Board Of Common Council. TO
MI vacancy caused by the resignation Of A
Med. Davis, ESQ
The polls Willie opened at 10 o'clock a. m. and
closed at 2 O'Clock p. m.
J. C. McKELDEN,
N. ID. LARNER,
WIN. LORD,
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Thecurrent0perations Of the treasury De
partment On yesterday, 23d Of January,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
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NJ 7 a. EVE SINCERELY TENDER
= our thanks 10 all those OF our customers who
have in accordance with the notice az the Of
our bills, called and paid al our desk their re-
speetive amounts. Those who stiu owe us are
respectfully urged 10 settle up their bills, without
waiting II be called, on. which NAV be disagree
able. All are aware, from the heading Of their
bills, Of the terms on which they made their pur-
cEases. CLAGETT, DODSON co.
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The American Party Cauous.-An informa
United States Steamship Powhatan

UHILtU ELHLtS oCtdmBHIp fUWuHLHM,-
This ship has been heard from very recently,
at the Navy Department. According to these
advices she left Hong Kong on the lst of No
vember last for the United States, via the
Cape of Good Hope. She may be expected to
arrive at Norfolk in the course of next month
February.
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a 1T NAITts-I nv IL .OI n
N Lunatic with sandy hair and norid compiler
ION escsped from his bone and friends In the
town Of Ellery, N Y, some time since, and, is
Thought, will endeavoT TO make his way TO Wash
inpton His relatives are most anxious 70 OBTAIN
Information where ne Is, and any one who may
hear OF him win be suitably rewarded for drop
ping line to the editor OF the Star.
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CNUR HIRE-A SERV II MAN AND
Il Woman, both accustomed to household du
ties ind farming operation Slaves for life. Ad-
dress "W - through the Post Once.
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DAGUkRREOTYPING BY A LADY.

MRS. A. c. REDMOND HAVING ADDED
WI 20 her new rooms a beautiful Skylight ana
engaged an Assistant Operator Zone Of the best IN
the Distrct) she intends not 10 have her Pictures
ercelled, IL 70 ualled, In the United States PIC
TURES pm mp In Embossed Cases for FiffV
Cents, such as are usually sold elsewhere for one
dollar.
Particular attention paid 10 Coping Deguerre-
otypes, oil Paintings, &C, &C
Mrs. r solicts the patronage OF the Ladies par
ticularlv.
IL ROoms-iOl seventh street, west side be-
tween ii and j Jan 2I- II
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q lO-4. la AND 1914 BED BLANK
Cfs ETS, very cheap, red blue and gray
French Merino and Mer no Plsids
Quilted skirts, Hosiery and Gloves
White, red and yellow Flannels
With many other Winter Goods 20 be closed
out cheap. WIN. X. RILEY,
Cor. sth St, opposite Centre Market.
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BENTER g. DUBANT

ID RESPECTFULLY BEG LEAVE TO IN
III form their friends and the public generally
that their RIFLE AND PISTOL GALLERY is
now complete, and will be open for visitors on
Monday, January 2>th. So, gentlemen. " you
are ready, call and fire. Jan 24--3t
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IL CHS were found by gentleman In the Can
itol Grounds. They are at Wizards Hotel
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"REMEMBER THE TEA POT.n-
~ Mrs Smith set her Tea Pot on the range
TO draw the tea, little dreaming II would Mt
stand the Are ;" till she II rEa. She screamed
as II disappeared, and fell back I'm commissions
Every remedy was administered, but nothing
would restore her. At last her husband said he
would call on FRANCIS, Seventh street, and buy
her one Of his FIRE PROOF TEA POTS when
she was observed to smile. In the morning after
starting away, Mr.. Smith looked back and saw
her standing In the door. For moment he lis
tened. Ii was that same musical voice, "My
Dear, remember the Tea Potn ian II
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CAUTION AND REWARD.-Landw War
~ rant No. 40, s25, In favor OF John Saunders, for
40 acres, assigned TO blank before A. Abat, No
tary Public, New Orleans The above warrant
has been lost or mislaid. Persons are cautioned
against purchasing the same. liberal reward
will be given for its return.
CHUBB BROTHERS.,
Bankers, opposite the Treasury.
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MADAME DEVOS.

MADAME DEvOS
FROM PARIS AND NEW YORK.
MADAME DEVOS' MILLINERY HAS AR
Ivl rived, and is now opened for inspection al
THE LAKES,
No sol Psnn,ylranta 0rcnRe,
to which the attention Of the ladies OF Washing
ton, Georgetown, &c. is respectfully invited.
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PINE WOOD Only as.

ONE OR TWO HUNDRED CORDS BEST
~ quality PINE WOOD, well seasoned, VIII
be delivered at i've dollars per cord Shares In
PROPORTION Apply AZ the Yards, corner 9th ana
h streets and foot Of 18th street, opposite Wash
ingtou Monument Jan 2S-Sts
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STKAYED AWAY-ON WEDNESDAY az
~ ternoon, January I'D, a sorrel Horse, a.
with slit in his right ear, haging on IoV
saddle, bride and halter. Enquire OF KESSLER
BRO corner Green Beall SITS, Georgetown
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