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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14

r EFT IN TAyLoRs SALOON on sUrsDAy EVE
~ sins, February 10 white ensmeiisd ooers eisss A
suahe reward will be paid by lesvtnE Al hoyts omc
o Gea fs'erd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14
RELIGIOUS aUTlCEs.

49,
NHRIsTIAE SPIRITUALITY REV r. l. HARRIs
~ viii preach TO morrow. ~ Academy Hall 663 Broadway
Bond rre~t Morning subject-"The Origin Of the
Bible. EyonrR the fifth of the series of dScourses
The Phszes CITY Life eubjeci"1he widow. the Pa
tberless the Stranger Seals free colleciu VIII
the close OF the evening doours~ FOR the benefit Of
the fund the 'he Relief Asspca3or soeiy formed
the purpose oeevns he condition Of the and sck of
our city.
NAEMoRIAL CHURCH.-REv. r, A. ROWLAND REC
N1 tor OF the Church OF the Holy Apostles oil preach
Sunday evening In the church OF Hammond
street Wav~rey place block from the Junction n Etc
yenh street Greenwich and Seventh Services al
1ot. 3srd7k. Beats free
DEv. AspER MOORE WILL GIVE DfHCOURsE on
N the JuSce OF God" IL the JniversAS church, Twea
v fourth street near Ninth avenue. 70 morrow Afternoon ut
8 O'Clock.
DIV. DR. john q. MITCHELL WILL PREACH II
IL the First Methodist Epsoop Church. John sr-c neri
Sabbath ~ lOSs A. and the Rev. Charles X Harris.
ohrisuss Jew aTPM N. The public EcnerS,ly invited
10 attend. seais tree.
DIV. ID. 9 BURNETT WILL PREACH. AS UsU AL,
~ morrow mcrnitg ard nlRbt al the seventeenth stree,
chapel, eiAtey ~est Of stxth Topics" The
beluse ~ w1er and The Dcuxe Of Fire"
THE FUNERAL SERMON OF TIE LATE REv.
Leonard q. Marsh VIII ne preached Sabbath After.
room reh. 70, BY Tie Rev. Or. Armage al the kbeneree
services 70 oommepce 81 oelock-
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sEgARs.

-.v.1X sraARs--0ABApAs Yra ARua, RnaA
III nas, sriHsncas rerncs, 0psrss Conesss snd nu.ns
- rntor club branls q r RooERs is Masdss ,ara =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14
REWARDS.

@S REwARD-LOeT, IN BROOKLYN. ON wEDHEs-
SC day night ~ II scoct isdys black yctovine black
stpea from The corner OF Columbia and Amty streets W The
Ct Columbia and Doug s-ees The 6nder will have
the thsnhs Of tie b. leaving The with James
EsRsn, Is Columbia street, South Brooklyn.
COO REwARD.-LOeT. ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
NLU February III. 10 coming from the Broadway thea
By Second street stage 70 second LADY gold wsich
chaelsn pin. chain locket 40 person returning the
~ Front street. viii receive he sbove reward
rAuIIsN .-sW REwARD.-rHK PUBLIC ARE FUR
~ hes csutobe against purchasing The following Consruc
Ton hoods ofthe Illinois Central Railroad of The deoomnson
81 $50 e~fh Mo- t6 ia ia Az $3.50 ESQ.,. g9s 6seo
SECS sos ssg $50, 3a, goos, ll.,u u.Sl The sAms
ae.rs any bond OF s shove deso~iosoa u:
raid for the end vfcon o Offering
the fw sale TIE Judd Llnsecd and sperm Oi Gem
ALFAANDbS KNIGHT. fresdenl
~ Y. wnulssor Secrstary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14

uVAyANs DOMESTIC AND GERMAN sRaARs on
III various brands at 20 cent less than marxe price
Caah purchAssrs psr1ousiy invited 70 examine tn.
stock Psre~ having Invoices q ssgArs can -ays en-
eseA purchaser. q, Caxkks. IL brvscwHf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

BURNErr's KALLIsToN The Justly cele:
brated sauam, Humboldt, in speaking of the
differences Of climate in the various parts of
the world visited by him, says that the climate
of the settled portions of the North Am.ri-
can continent is tho most " excessive in its
changes Of any one on the face of the Globe
when in New York." Gays he, al found
there the GUNNER Of Rome, with the winter of
Copenhagen. and afterwards, at Quebec, the
summer of Paris alternated with the winter of
St, Petersburg This is owing to the differ.
encss of physical geography, which the learned
writer goes on to explain, and which must
always exist in full force. How important,
then, to guard against the injurious effects of
these extreme and violent changes on the del
icate texture Of the skin. Bgyuett's KILLS.
ton, or Orient Water, is prepared specially to
inset these conditions Of tho American clirnat
Il is prepared by Joseph Burnett & Co
Boston; and sold in this city by Marin l. Pal.
mer, Selby Parker, and the dealers generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

SOMETHING NEw.-L.. W. E. Jones, who
not long since resigned his lieutenancy in the
United States Mounted Rifles, ha: patented
Al adjustable and sof-adspting saddle. which
Is likly to provo very useful article indeed
After carefully examining it We are satisfed
tass it is very easy saddle to the rider, and
from its capacity Of being fitted to any horse
back, Of whatever size or conformation, it is
very improbable that it can irjure him,
even when emaciated By long iournies 1t
seems to us that 1t will supercede other sad.
dies in the trips over the Western plains; ard
1t is susceptible Of all the ornament that would
BIO required by the most fastidious taste of our
Eastern cities 1t has received very aatter-
ing notice from o Board of French Cavalry
officers, and will, doubtless, by whoever used,
give great satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05
Proceedings Of To-Day.

IL TIE SENATE, to-day, the Chair presented
the annual report of the United States MINIS
operations referred.
The bill to regulate the circulation of Spar
isb, Mexican and other silver coin in tho Uni
ted States, and for other purposes, was taken
up, and the House amendments thereto were
agreed to.
An additional amendment thereto was ABORT
ed, providing that for two years only ate =
the passage of the act the new cents, the coin.
age Of which the bill provides for, shall no
paid out for the foreign silver coin in question
at the latter nominal value.
The bill of the House amendatory of the
graduation act "to confirm certain entries of
land" &c, was taken up, and was discussed
by Messrs Trunbull, Brown, Collaner, Clay
and Adams.
IN TIE HoUsr, Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, with
drew his Tsnding motion to re-,ommit the
Submarine Telegraph bill, and moved tho
previous question On its third reading with
ont discussion; the previous question net SEQ.
onded
Mr.. Smith of Va, then addressed the House
at length against the said bill and Mr.. Seward
for il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

EVERY MANS HAND SHALL BE AGAINST
HIM. Col Matt. Ward, Of Texas, was lately
rubbed Of twelve thousand dollars on the Dan.
gerfeld road, in that State, the thief having
cut the straps Of his trunk while the Colonel
was driving through thick bushes The same
gentleman had his pocket picked Of twelve
hundred dollars while In attendance ON the
Cincinnati Convention"
The New York Erenins Post, from which
We clip the above, evidently confounds Col
Ward, of Texas, with Matt. Ward, of Louie
vile, Ky, who killed Butler, the school
teacher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDJN(,S

In TIE SENATE, yesterday, after We went
to press, the resolution to print the entire ccr.
respondence between the Secretary of War
aud Gen. Scott was debated at length between
Messrs. Weller, Fitzpatrick, Jones of Tenn =,
Clay, Stuart. Benjamin, and Bigler for it,
and Messrs. Crittenden, Seward, and Toom bs
l against it, ere it was agreed to.
Mr.. Bigler, from the joint select committee
/ on the subject, reported the following resolu.
| ton:
| Resol-sd, That the two Houses will assemble
| In the chamber Of the House Of Representatives
| ana the President Of the Senate pro tam shall be
the presiding officer; that one person be appoint.
| ed teller on the part CT the Senate AID two on
the part Of the ouse Of Representatives, to make
lis; OF the votes thew slall be declared that
the result shall be delivered to the President Of
! the Senate pro tenn who shall announce the state
Of the vote and the persons elected TO the two
Houses assembled, which shall be deem d de
Vice President Of the United states, and together
with list Of votes, be entered on the journals OF
the two Houses.
The resolution having bcen agreed to, Mr..
Senate
And then, after tho introduction and refer
ence Of few billie. they adjourned.
In THE HOUSE, Mr. Campbell of Ohio, 70
ported back from the Ways and Means Com
mittee the submarine telegraph bill and de-
manded the previous question on its passage
Mr.. Jones Of Tennessee, moved to lay it on
the table ; not agreed to-yeas 81, nays 1873
The said bill was then passed over.
On motion of Mr.. Davidson. the Committee
of the Whole were discharged from the con-
sideration Of the con. ular and diplomatic ap-
preparation bill, which after being amended,
was passed.
The House then went into Committee (Mr
Marshall of Kentucky. in the chair,) and again
taking up the tariff bill they were addressed
in general political speeches by Messrs Evans,
Wright Of Tennessee, and A. K. Marshall of
Kentucky.
Mr.. Clingman having next obtained tbe
floor, the committee rose and the House ad-
J0urnod, after MI. Campbell, of Ohio, gave
notice Of his purpose TO move to-day to stop
the general debate On the Tariff bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05
OYSTERS AT Sl.a5 PER GALLON

We stree TO merit yonr Patronage.
AFTER THE POTOMAC WAS CLOSED
IA we were the first to supply our@ ~
custom with OYSTERS from otherNN Id
sources. Now we are the first to re- MY
duce the prices, and are selling the ~
BEST OYSTERS In this city, at 81 IS per gal
Ion and as the roads improve we will continue
to reduce the price. We receive our Oysters by
express, and warrant them always fresh
Oysters In the shell, by doz IN or bushel
SCHWARZE q DRURY,
feb - $50 Eleventh ST., ID above r.
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WOOD AND COAL
At THE OLD PRICES

AT THE OLD PRICES,
OAK WOOD DELIVERED AT SO per cord
~ Pine do do IS DO
COAL Of ell kinds and the best quality.
All orders left at r. STEERS store No 4eS
Seventh street, or at our Ofice, will be promptly
filled
2,aiO pounds given to the ton.
JOHN w. MYERS & CO,
ONCE and Yard corner Of u ard I'D SITS First
Ward. feb 5-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05
OAK AND PINE WOOD,

A LARGE QUANTITY EXCELLENT OAK
IN WOOD, very long and well seasoned, at the
lowest market price
IL PINE WOOD (Lest quality only IS per
cord
III For sale at the Yard, southwest corner Of
Ninth and n stree.s feb Sat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05
LAND WARRANrS LOCATED.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER, A RESIDENT OF st
Il Paul, Nj t., having an extensive knowledo e
Of the Government Lands In Minnesota. W,scon.
stu, and Iowa, and having great experiences In
locating the same, IL prepared 10 enter Variant.
to great advantage TO those wishing to invest.
r,,nm ouaat tuenuon given to procuring lands
ject to entry.
Lands and Lots In and about the cities Of Super
Tor, bayfield,, and Sc Paul, for sale.
Jan 99-lm wasbinoton' ri q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05
The New York Murder.
The New York Tribune of Yesterday


Not single ray of light has yet penetrated
the dark cloud that envelopes this most mys.
FERROUS and remarkable case. All the efforts
that were 10 ade yesterday by the Coroner, the
jury, the police, the friends Of the murdered
man, or even by public opinion, produced
| nothing; and certainly nothing had been dis.
covered before, sufficient to show who was the
assassin, Notwithstanding the strong suspicious
that have been raised towards the parties In
the house, and, according to present appear.
| ances, no more light than we have already
seen will ever illumine the mystery
As far as the inmates of Dr. Burdell's house
| are concerned, tho investigation Of yesterday
| developed no new facts to strengthen suspicion
against them. On the contrary, the result was
| negatively in their favor Two points were
proved pretty conclusively-frst, that the
murder was committed before ii o'clock on
Friday night; and second, that the front door
| of the house was about as often left oper as
otherwise. One Of the neighbors on the o, her
side Of the street also testified that between
10t and ii o'clock he heard a cry of murder,
the first syllable Of the word being uttered
distinctly, and the second In dull manner, a.
if the voice were strangled. A smell as of
| burning woollen cloth was also proved to have
been perceived in the street in that vicinity.
This is about tho sum Of the days revelations.
The Times says:
The inquest into the Bond street tragedy
was continued yesterday. Young Burcheli,
the lad who first discovered tho murder, ties.
titles to having seen Eckel 90 into the back
yard, where he had never known him 90 be.
fore, At an early hour on Saturday morning.
A Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens, who live In Mercer
street, testified to DR.. Burdells having told
them that he felt unsafe in his own house
from the presence Of persons he did not like
That he had made his will and should never
marry-that Mrs Cunningham was very anx-
ious be should marry her, but he would not
nave her to save all his money and his life
beside, and that when her lease was out in
May he should clear them all out of his house.
Ihey also testified to sundry things tending to
show plot on the part Of Eckel and Mrs.
Cunningham against the Doctor Hon Dan.
lei Uliman testified to having come into the
house at halfpast IL that Hight-gone to bed
In the room directly over the scene of tho
murder, slept soundly nd heard nothing until
the alarm was given in the morning Mr.
brooks, living opposite, stated that he heard
tine cry OF murder at about IL and DR. Maine,
hVlpg also opposite smelled flannel burning,
As did also his wife, at O'clock Drs Dore.
mus and Gourlay have subjected the blood
round on the clothes in the garrett to a chemical
examination. and it is said they have no doubt
1t is menstrual fluid ard not blood.
Tho New York papers comment severely
upon the manner in which the coroner dis
charges his duties, accusing him of brutality
and vulsarity in the examination of witnesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05
WIRE ROPE.

HEsUBSCRIBER HAS BEEN APPOINT.
L 90 agent for the sale OF this valuable article,
ana VIII supply II eithcs single rope or sufacieni
quantity to build q bridge. LIS use has been
adapted to many purposes, and II has been found
to be cheaper ana TO give more satisfaction, the
the hemp rope Samples are TO be seen at the
store, where further information viii be given to
parties wishing to purchase. Prices guaranteed
the same as the manufacture.
Joe. l.. SAVAGE,
Sign Of 9uteaw, Pa ~. bet. lsthk lltA sss.
feb G6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

p Inc city Of Matches, Miss, is not only
o. 10, Oh ceot, put has surplus OF over $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

II The Boston Post suspects th at the ably
written papers in the Washington Union upOr
the Puritans are from the pen of one of the
Stock
The Boston Post is good Yankee, but 70,
once guesses badIy-URton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

~LECTURE.--CO IRWIN WILL
NJ Lecture on THURSDAY EVENING,
5th instant, at Columbia Hall. Subject" he
Union snd the constitution as is"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

HPHILADELPHIA CAKE AT PHILA.
M dephia prices, at the PHILADELPHIA Ice
Cream Depot, corner Of l9th and r streets.
kee Dream ~ p0 gallon. I'M I0-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

l. illustrated, price 10 cents each.
BY Balzac--Louis Lambert; La Vendetta
L'Entant Maudite; lie contrat de Marriage Une
file DIVE; Albert Saverus; La Vkilia File |:
Nassimilla DOM La Maiseu Nucingen Un
Prince de Ia Boheme; and others
BY Eugene sue Les Sept Peches Capitsur /;
Deleytar La Gournandise lie Marquis de Le-
toIieTe, and Others.
By Dumas-Perre lie Cruel Tn Bel Ms.qze;
Praxede; Bernard; lie Capitsine Marion HI, :
taire dun Mort; La Main Droite; lie Kent, ard
others
And manv Of the Novels and Roma nces Of in.
cob, Paul Feval, Colet, De Stendhsl, Berthet
De Musset, ROmieu, Castillo, ard other writers
this day opened, direct from Paris.
feb5 FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05
CASH-CASH .

CAsH-CAsH.
SPANlsH AND MEXICAN COIN, fps,
~ Levies, and Twenty-Five Cent Pieces, taken
at their full value for Dry Goods and Fancy Ar
ticles, Hats, Caps Boots md shoes, At low prices
TO the amount Of One Thousand Dollar. at the
NkW STORE, No 22e 7th, between N ana
streets. feb <-3te
DOfAfOES.-lOOO BUSHELS X I M r.
Il white MERCER POTATOES, In store, and
fof sale In lots TO suit purchasen.
PETER BERRY,
IN N.u o WstH stseet, 6eoeyVtswn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

D. L. Ronalds, exscutrix of Th,ma.A. Ro.
maids, deceased, appellants, Us. John II
L avis. The argument 81 this cause was con.
hnued BY Messrs. Reverdy johnson and R
johnson, n for the appellee, and concluded
oy Mr. Thomas for the appellants.
Adjourned. -
Tho Current Operations Of the Treasury
Depsrtment.-On yesterday, 4th of February
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

INAUGURATION BALL.-THE
~ highlanders will give grand Inaugu
ration Ball, at the ASSEMBLY ROOFS, on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, the 4th Of M arch. As the
Comnittee Of Arrangements will be composed In
part OF our best citizens to aid the Ohcers Of the
company, the public may rest assured that moth
Ing will be left undone on their part to secure
pleasure to all who may favor them with their
presence. Tickets-TWO DOLLARS.
jan l7-W&S11t By order Of the Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05
CITY OF kEUkUK UOWA) BONDS.

CITY OFkEUkUK UOWA) BONDs.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS, AGENTS FOR TIE
l. sale Of these Bond request the attention a
persons wishing to make safe investments TO the
securities They can be sold so as to paw 10 Der
cent per annum interest. The Coupons are pa, =
able In New York, and also received In payment
Of Taxes TO the city Of Keokuk and the Bonda
are secured by an equal amount Of the stock of
the keokpk and Forl Des M Dimes Railroad and
NAV be converted into said stock at the option of
the holder. We regard them one Of the very
best securities In the market
PAIRO l. NOURSE
feb Slim 18th street, oppo. Treasury Dept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

~ MONTGOMERY GUARDS, ArTEN-
TON -You are hereby notified to attend
" " on THURSDAY EVENING, the stS Inst
Punctqsl attendance Is called io. BY order Of
feb -2t Secretary.
~ Ate TON, PRESIDENTS
I( notified to attend the regular monthly
IAmee,ing, on THURSDAY EVENING
next, at O'Clock. Business In connection with
the Inauguration cf the President elect, will be
attended TO Every ofncer and member In expected
to be at his post. BY order Of Capt Jos. PICK:
feb 4 2t +. A. LUTZ, Sec.
THE MARKS OF THE CHURCH.
~ The lecture on this subject, postponed
because Of the weather, will be given on III URs-
DAY NIGHT, the 5th instant, In At. Matthew's
Church, at = O'Clock, by Rev J. McGILL, Bishop
Of Richmond. f:b g.
ECONCERT FOR THE POOR ANY
~ competent amateur instrumeutalist vii
ling or DESTROYS to join the regnar orchestr. for
the Concert to take 49, m MONDAY, the 10th
instant, are respectful ,a,ited to leave their
names and address at the ACADEMY Of Nj usIc )"
Pa. avenue, over Farnham's Bookstore
WIN. n. PALMER,
FEB 3.r Conductor.
~NOTI HAVING DECLINED
NJ the agency Of the Northwestern Insur-
tant to all concerned, would give notice that
continue to Insure In several large md trustworthy
companies. always ready to pas Losses promptly
! intend to do business for no others, and hope 10
be able to give general satisfaction, a. for many
years past. &c LEWIS.
P. ST. declined their business arst IN March
last, but was persuaded to commence for them in
June, since which we have done com para Il vsly
little for them. We shall not act again for any
hre insurance company doing marine business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

NOTiCE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ tie Washington, Alexandria, L.
AID NJ cunt Vernon Steamboat Com
pany wi Re held at 6eoI& Thos Parker C Co.'s ,
store, on FRIDAY, February the 9Th, still m
feb2-4t THOMAS PARKER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
- TO KNOW .-HO USES FURN-
ISHED we want Housekeepers and those
about to commence Housekeeping {" bear in mind
that the first, second, third and fourth rooms Of
our large and spacious warehouse are filed TO
taeiI utmost capacity WITH every description Of
CABINET FURNITURE and House. furnish
Ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
invite The attention Of those In want Of bargains
Houses furnished throughout wi every article
or to punctual dealers at the usual credit Call al
the " hoUsKKRRPRR's EMPORIUM" and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"QSich sales and small proftsn
BONTZ COOMBS,
dec Ism 9TH street, between and X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

nOAkDiNG "A SUITE OF ROOMS, WITH
= or without Board, can be had at No. 473 oh
street, between ID and e streets. feb 3-3s
BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON The q. w
~ corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared 10 accommoda te gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort win be made
TO render those comfortable who may favor hef
can be obtained. ape-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05
REMOVAL OF DRUe krURI

MESSRS. KIDWELL & LAWRENCE Take
I'A this method Of informing their custo- n
mers that they have removed their DRUG Q
STORE to 18Th street, near the corner Of ~
Pennsylvania avenue, and opposite Treaury u
extension, where they will prepare and dispense
Medicines until further notice, as Il 10 there pur
pose to arrange an attI active aud complete store
feb5
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NATIONALI INAUGURATION
M BALL.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
Hon Thompson, Major VIM " Russell,
Hon George pugh, RI Nevin,
Hon CLANCY Jones, w Mahon,
Hon c ] Faulkner, AB Stoup hton,
Hon Jno Phelps. Chas w Welsh.
The subscribers to the National Inauguration
Ban are requested to leave at the Stationery store
the names and places Of residence Of the ladies OF
their families fJr whom cards Of invitation are de-
sired, or transmit them through the post once to
Major WIN. w RUSSELL, Chairman Of the Com
mittee.
A subscription book NAV he found at the store
Of Mr. Bayly. WIN w RUSSELL.
Jan 5u-oa Chairman.
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Boarding.

DOARD -LAR6E AND PLEASANT Rooms
- In q central location, near the Post Once, 70
lstto gentlemen with or without meals. Addr.s
box SOL, Post Once feb sac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

&SrHE 6ENTLENEa COMPOslN6
N>A the Com mittee Of Arrangements for the
National Inauguration Ball are req uested to meet
at MIR Z. Gauiier's, On FRIDAY EVENING,
February 9th, at O'Clock.
feb IS TbOS Fisher So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

WA THE HIGHEST PRICES
W paid In cash for Old Silver, at hoods ST.
yer Ware Mandatory, 33s Pean. avenue, mai
9th street. dec 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

ntD BUCK PEN RACKS, invaluable for
" Office use, for sale at
TAYLOR l. MAURY's
febS Bookstore, near 9th 81
% ESTAURANT FOR SA LIE The Lease
IL and Fixtures OF Restaurant situated on Pa
avenue, good localitv,) Will be sold low for
cash. Apply at this flee. feb S-lws
FOR SALE.
VNEN SHARES OF THE Homecoming
l. and All gheny Coal and Transports i,n.Com
pany. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERs',
1t& Bankers