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E>OR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE, con-
Il tanning ten rooms, very eligibly situated with
all the modern cOnveniences. Possession given
on the first Of February. Apply at No. $50 st.
between 18th and 14th ian 2f-tf
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DOARDIN6.-TWOF FAMILIES CAN BE
- accommodated with board and lodging al
Az ID street, between 9th and 9TH streets
ian 3O-tf
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOk SALE OR RENT, THE TWO-STORY
Il Brick House on the corner Of 9TH and g SITS ,
Island, with storeroom. IL will be sold on ac-
commodatt' & terms or rented at reasonable price.
Apply to the subscriber, at United States Hotel,
or Room No. ~ Treasury Building.
feb S-3t# THO B. THRUSTON
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OUTER, BUCKwHEAT, &c,
- 30 kegs Glades BUTTER
90 small bags BUCKWHEAT

20 200 lbs J bags Do
IS bags family and supertne FLOUR.
Just received, and for sale by
BARBOUR 4 SEMMEs,
No. 90 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 7ti
streets, opposite Bank OF Washington.
b6-eO6t
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MARBLE WORK-MARBLR Worn |,
FOR SALE

TINE SUBSCRIBER Has ON HAND A
Il variety Of American and Italian MARyLF
MONUMENTS. of beautiful design and highly
finished workmanship, TO which be invites be
attention Of the public. Persons In want Of n on
urasnts, or any other kind Of marble work win
nnd II TO their advantage to give him q call The
marble and workmanship is Of the best QUALITY
ana WI. be sold as low as similar work can Be-
obtained at the North
Also, on hand, large stock % highly lnisbed
MARBLE MANTEI1S, which VIII be sold al ne
duced prices.
ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD
Marble and Brown Stone Yard one door + IN
l3K street, opposite National Theatre
nov lO-eoSm Union
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pOARDING.-MRS. PIERCE HAS SIEVE
- raj good Rooms with board, suitable for fam
lilies or single gentlemen, at No 500 Pa avenue
few doors from the Capitol. Jan 24-eo&
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THO CAPITALISTS, BROKERS AND LAND
Il AGENTS.-A person conversanr with land,
intending to 90 to Nebraska and Kansas for the
purpose Officiating one or two thousand acres for
himself, would locate Land Warrants, or buy
tracts Of land in healthy situations, for those who
may favor him with commission on reasonable
terms Address ''X Il Star office
feb l1-3f&
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON TIE s. w.
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-n
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IVORY HANDLE KNIVES AND FORKS,
Il and Knives without forks. Also, an extensive
assortment OF Pearl, Ivory and Horn Handle Pen
and Pocket Knives. imported direct from the Gel
ehrated mandatory Of Joseph Rodgers q Sons.
and will be sold at very low prices, by
f.. X. LUNDY,
jan l5-I No. LIS Bridge st., Georgetown
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VITANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE-A
w House Tor small family, between AZ and
18th streets, and Pa. avenue and st. 1t must
contain the modern Improvements and be sup
piled with water and gas New house preferred
No applications exceeding IS 900 in price or $500
In rent need be made. Inquire at this office.
fob
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MRS. T X IPPE, NO. 294X STREET, Is
Nl prepared to accommodate number Of Mem
bers Of Congress, with good rooms, with or with
out board. feb eo3t&
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NOTlCE.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY
~ cautioned against purchasing note given by
William v III. Brown, and the undersigned, 10
Franklin skinner, bearing date 18th Of February,
1855, Tor lac sum Of five hundred dollars, and pay
able twelve months after date. Said note having
been fraudulently obtained, neither said Brown or
myself will pay the same.
ian 23-1aw3yn
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E>OR SALE-FIFTEENH HUNDRED CORDS
l. PINE WOOD, standing, situated onUDt
the Potomac, near the mouth Of WicomicoV
River and Meals Creek. vessel drawing~
IN easy draught Of water can go In the Greek, or
anchor within forty yards Of the landing. The
land Is level and the farthest TO haul is not half
mile Terms accommodating. Address John
ian Sl-law3w
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON EUROPE,
"E ARE NOW Prepared TO DRAW
w BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON
PARIS, BREMEN, and other points in Europe,
In sums to suit
SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE, FAINT & CO
Bankers, No. 352 Pa. avenue,
Jan H-1m west Of Browns, hotel
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BOARDING.

BOARDING BY MRS. ELLEN STEWART,
ID No 3G9 street. near Thirteenth. Comfort
able board at 81 per day, together with lodging
city. feb9
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ROMAN PUNCH HOMAN PUNCH!
A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE, something
n very nice. Please call and try II.
Also, fresh CAKES every day. The original
Boston Cream Cakes French Cream CAKES: ALI
fresh every day, at 30i Pa. avenue, between eth
and 10th SITS. u. II. RIDENOUR co
feb 6-eo3t
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ENOR RENT-THE TWO-STORY BRICK
Il House on the southwest corner Of F and Goth
streets, washington city. Key may be found at
Mr.. z. Alexander's, near Winder's Building.
For rent, In Georgetown, the Restaurant and
few rooms on the first floor Of Forrest Hall ; and
commodious Store, with Warehouse attached,
recently vacated by Mr.. H. w. Blunt, corner Of
High and Gay streets, opposite the Hall.
For terms apply to BLADEN FORREST,
Georgetown. ian 29-lm
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A LII WHO WISH TO KEEP WARM AND
IA take care Of their health will do well 10 CALI
at LANES, who has a full stock OF warm Under
shirts and Drawers, Socks, Gloves, Mufhers, and
Robes and Shawis, and viii sell them cheap for
cash at LANES
Gents Furnishing Store, 224 Pa. avenue.
janQL
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S.
l. Dunlop's Digest Of the Laws Of the United
States, VOL complete, 81 so
Macaulay's England, a vols complete for 81.
febo Bookstore, near Oh St.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A COMPE-
w tent and active farmer and gardener to rent,
on shares, a farm, in the environs Of Washington,
well suited for supplying the city market Any
who can bring satisfactory references Will ind
It to his advantage to apply to Messrs JACKSON,
BROS. L co, Penna. avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel FEB e-eoot
NTANTED-A SMART, ACTIVE BOY, 10
w to Ia years old, to attend in Grocery Store,
and run errands. He must be able to read and
write. None need apply except strict Catholic
Address an G,' at this ONCE. feb S-3t*
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WIGS AND T0UPEES.
"TIZENS AND STRANGERS ARE RE-
~ specially informed that the best assortment
Of WIGS and T0UPEES are to be found al
HEARD'S HAIR DRESSING ESTABLISH
MENT, and WIG MANDATORY, Sixth ST
National Hotel
Wigs and Toupees made on the shortest notice
Also, good assortment OF Ladies' Back Braids
lust arrived from New York. dec l1-eo3m
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OST YESTERDAY, NOR ABOUT the
IL Hall of the House Of Representatives, a Poll
cy Of Life Insurance which had been sent on to
be executed. The large white envelope in which
1t was enclosed is addressed to the owner. 1t Is
Of no value whatever except to that person The
finder will receive many thanks by leaving IL at
the Star office, or with the Postmaster Of the
House Of Representatives. feb 1T
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How even in Desolation VIC can Glo-
rify God.
A SERMON on PHILIPPIANS I. 8, 10.


An old man, little known, perhaps, to many
even of those who were in the habit of worship.
ping with him in the same church, but who
dearly loved the habtatiou of Gods house. was
a constant COMMUNICATE, and pattern of ex-
cellence in his family and amongst his friends,
during his last illness was placed in al in6rmayr.
He happened to be located in disagreeabe
ward, and one which he especially disliked at
first, on account of the ungenal company which
he found in it. With one young person, who
had brought himself into his position through
his own prifigacy, he so ctfectually reasoned
that he appeared to be quite penilent aud prom.
ised that il he should be restored to health and
regain his liberty he would, by Gods grace,
endeavor to live holy life. He declared that
the old man had put the truth in light in
which he had never seen it before ; and he be-
came so attentive to his instructors person,
that be anticipated his every want; and if the
old man required anything at any hour of the
night, this convert Of his was ready to supply
that want, as far as it lay in his power.
Meantime our invalid was pressed to exchange
iis ward for more agreeable one. But he
could not now be prevailed upon to do so, be.
cause be had reason to believe that he was doing
good where he was. And thus was he employ.
cd when the day of Christ dawned upon him.
He used often to say when on earth that his
God never should hear the last Of his praises in
heaven and now, doubtless, with angels and
archangeis and all the company Of heaven, he
is clarifying the Lord most High.
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Out1l Car0Iina--KerSlla District
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

HenrJs, Smith Townsend U.s. Enoch Tryon.
Attachment
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did on the twenty sec.
w ond day of August, A D. 1866, file hisdeclara
ton against the Defendant who las it is said ab.
sent from and without the limits OF this State and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the same
upon whom copy Of the said declaration might be-
served It is therefore, ordered that the said Defen.
dan do appear and plead to the said Declaration on or
before the twenty ythrd day OF August which will be
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and lfty-sx, otherwise 6rsl and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
N. NAUDIN, G. G. P. G. s.
Clerks Office, Keshaw Distric, &
August 2s, 1855. Aug q. K
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DIR. JAMES G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price IS Cents per Box. Five Boxes for ST.
SOLD By
7 J. WORKMAN, &. co, Camden.
AMERICAN HOTEL.

TINE friends of this establishment. and the psbc a,
i large, ure respectfully informed that this HOTEL
will be continued and kept o. en- for the reception o
all who may feel disposed to patronise it
The services of Mr.. JAMES L. BEARD, long ia.
vorably knowL in connexion with the Hotel, have
been secured.
A continuation osthe patronage heretofore given,
is respectfully solicited.
No pains will be spared to give satisfaction.
The Culinary department Will be supplied with the
selection Of the market,
Gentlemen with their families visiting or passing
through Columbia can be furnished with unsurpassed
accommodations; the location Icing central, retired
and convenient TO pleasure and business.
Mr.. JOHN a. SHELL will continue his location
at the Stables in rear Of the Hotel; his Omnibus and
Currage line will he in readiness at the different De-
pots and at the Hotel at all necessary hours to con-
vey passengers to and from the establishment
Guests desiring Carriages can have them at any
hour W. BOLL1NGER,
Jan. 22-tf Proprietor.
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TIN MANUfAcToRY.

TNHE subscriber is e. yaged in the THINNING BUSI-
Il NESS in all its branches, and keeps constantly
on hand agenera variety of suct articles are in
constant use, made by himself Of the best material
and in the best manner.
ROOFING and GUTTERING done with despatch
and warranted. Old Rags Brass and Copper taken
in exchange for work A n. FARR0W,
Sept. 4-tE ~ Agent.
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PALpABLE Ilrr.-An invalid once sent for a
plssician, and after OBTAINING him for some time
with description of his pains, aches, DC, he
thus summed up: Now, doctor, you have
humbugged me long enough with your good
fornothing pills and worthless syrups; they don't
touch the real difficulty. wish you TO strike
the cause Of my ailments, if it is ia your power
to reach it."
"It shall be done!" said the doctor; at the
aame time lifting bis Cane and demolishing a
decanter Of gin that stood on the sdebosrd
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MISCELLANEOUS
asrs,e Architect of his Fortune.

NYes!.e<ery n,aa that moves and brealhes
,upon the earth, in whatever station of life he
,may be-, is the "architect Of his own fortune.
The fact of this being rather sszle saying, does
not in the least degree, dctusce from its truth.
folness. If cur observaton has been rightly
employed, It surely can pesat to nurabers Of
:. cnses-perhsps in our OWE community, where
this truth has a,een fully illustrated and cor
sroborated. iCsnuot yosr 7nnd's eye now single
:. out, within the sange Of your persons acquaint-
/: ance aud social intercourse, some one, who,
when just about entering on the threshold OF
/. manhood--at w,hicl, period the formation OF
: future character is supposed to take place-bid
fair TO rapidly ascend to the mnacle Of tame i;
:. one who usss noble in all his faculties of body
and misa, fascinating and Ell dearing in manner,
with every element of sacc ess beaming from al
! hoeest and open counten: nee, but who, sad to
Well, in an unguarded ho ar, grounded his arms
Of virtue and thought illness, and let dissipa
tiop, with her legion IF corrupting and deba-
tsing influences, blot Cot every element OF truth
and honor, and cony ert the once pure and noble
mind into gorgeous and attractive saloon tor
the entertainment of uIl the vices which caa
possibly be imag .ined.
Here is sad. but true picture OF the fruits
of yielding to temptation. AT first the tempter1
may have presented himself in an unsuspected
.ppeal 10 him, through the solicitations OF one
he deemed his friend, to participate, perhaps
in the pleasures of the wine cup at social
party Perhaps he yielded, thinking that sure
IL no harm could result from SO predominant;
custom. at those assemblages, which, by the
way. have too often proved . dire curse to
society. But it kindled the fire Of se]fdestruc,
4ion npor hiis- -vi.ale. and he learned to drink
larger draughts Of the liquid FIRE, with which
ba ..a.,sss.a--.l
by dcmolishing every hope Of future useful
ness to himself and country.
Take care young friends lest the evil one
influence you to build your ed6ce Of character
after his plaus and speci6cations--lest he
become the sole superintendent of the work.
If you permit it to be so, your character, when
completed, will be such a miserable botch as
only to attract notice by its cries and solici.a::
tions for sympathy, instead of commencing
itself to the emulation Of your associates.
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"I HAVE THE READING OF IT EVERY WEEK"

81 HAVE THE READING OF IT EVERY WEEK" "
1t not unfrequenty occurs, when persons
are asked if they will subscribe for newspaper
or ifthey already take it; that they reply, "No,
but neighbor B. takes it and have the reading
of it every week" Such often add, "that they
consider it the best paper they know off,
They arc benefited every week by the tolls,
perplexities and expenditures Of those who
receive nothing from them in return. Reader
If you feel reprosed, just send in your name,
with two dollars, and take the Journal your.
SELF
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Removals.

THE Subscriber has removed from his former stand,
i to the store recently occupied by Moore & Kuy.
assortment Of Dry Goods Groceries Winos Brandies
and Liquors. A good article of CaEdied Ctron with
many Fancy Groceries, and every article usually
found in general ariety All Of which viii be sold
as low they can be bought for elsewhere for cash
or to those customers who pay their bills promptly.
March q tJ.CHARLESW0RTH. y
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS.
AND TIE
FARMERS GUIDE.
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SCHEDULE.
Mail and Passenger Trains.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
M =4 sse.-., e.4s:,c--. cs5--;zs, m

SOUTH CAROLlNA RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ go 80 - o. e FSE 81 8
Leave Camden 4.30 a. m .
Leave Boykin's, So q. M; Claremoat $40, a. m.
Leave Middleton 6.5 a. nj Manchester juno.
tion 6.l2 T. m. gs.
Leave ClarksonS 6.30, a. m.
Arrive at Kingsvle 645, a. m
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Leave Manchester June $50, P. m:
Leave Middleton 640 p. H.
Leave Carehont 655; p m.; Boykin's, TAO p. m
Arrive at Camden ! 5p. m.
MIDDAY TRAIN.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
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Leave Boykins 2.l0 p m Leave Clarkson's SIS
Leave Clarenont 2.4S " Leave Manchester juno
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Leave Manchester June. Leave Claremont 9l0
ton 1928, pm Leave Boykins $50 "
Leave Clarkson's 3.45 Arrive ut Camden, 1890
Arrive Mt Kingsvi 4,
Leave Charleston 10 a. M
Arriyea al, ,Kngsville 4:3o p. m; Columbia 6lo p.
m; Camden Sl5 p. m.
Leave Charleston, 0.l0:p. m.
Arrive at Kingsville $50 q. M; Columbia $40 q.
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Nov. 90 HENRY 7 PEAKE, Genl. Supt
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A. M. q r. Kennedy

HAVE received and offer sale full assortment
Ill of Ready Made Clothing, consisting Of Coats
Vests, Pants,
BOYS CLOTHING.
Coats and Vests Under Shirts, Drawers, Hose, Ties
Cravats, &c,
Dress Shirts ofsuperor quality, made to order and
warranted to fit. Oct "a
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NEW ST ORE.

\ JERoNEY & BOSWELL. have opened at u
wi corner of Broad and Rutledge streets, in til
;,ore receptly occupied by Major X. S. Moffat. I
boice assortment of FRESH HEAVY AM FANG,
iROCERIES, to which they invit4ghe attention [
purchasers: in part as follows
Heavy Groceries.
n. O. and P R. SUGARS.
Crushed t'ulyerized and Stuar,'s Loaf do.
Rio Java, and Cuba Coffee.
New Orleans and Cuba Molasses.
Salt, Leaf Lard.
Bacon Sides Canvass Hams.
North Carolina Flour. q
Goshen and English Dairy Cheese
Soap Starch, Cleansing Soap.
Sperm and Adumaniine Candles.
Nos |, 2 and Mackerel (
Fancy Groceries.
Quarter Boxes RA1SINS. ;.
Half and whole do. -
Almonds, Figs aud Assorted Candies.
Ginger and Chow Chow Preserves
Sardnes and Preserved Salmon. !.
Cove Oysters Preserved Lobsters
Walnut and Tomato Catsup.
Capers Olives, Pickles
Pepper Sauce.
/, Preserved Pine Apple.
Brandy Peachea,sdo, Cherries.
Tobacco and Cigars suas
Gold Leaf and Rio Hondo cigafs
Palmetto FL Ensaya and La Palma do. 9.
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Penn & Ayers super do. y
SuperHne G,swing Tobacco ss.si
Common do. do. - -
Wines aud LiqEors.
Rectifed Whiskey. = 4. ~ -
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO sCIENTIFIC AND ACTICAL AGRICUL.

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGR1CUL-
TURE
By Henry Stephens, F. RI S.~of Edinburgh, and
the late j. p Norton Professor Of Scientific Agricul
ture in Vale College, New Haven. vols. Royal Oc
tavo. 1900 pages and numerous Wood and Steel
This IL, confessedly, the most complete work o"
Agriculture ever published. and IN order toglve
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Constantly OF Hand,

NEMENT, Calcined Plaster of Paris, for building
~ purposes; Gypsum or Land Plaster, for agricui
;ura purposes and Stone Lime all Of good quality and
in quantities to suit purchasers.
A very superior articleof White Lime forwhitewash
ing. c. L. GHAFfEfass.'e
MaIch9. 20 If