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TELEGRAPHIC MEMS.
Frsn the Associated Press Aseus.
Further from Ksns.s.

ONclNNhrl, Jan. 4.-The 80 Louis Democrat
following On Friday, 25th nit. news rr,ehed
eehWoth OF an engagement between the
ToCps unaeI Gen Lane, at Sugar Mount. and the
Lane TO surrender, but be refused and The Ar,
goons charged upon him, aud were repulsed
with loss Of three Of their number The dra
goons then retlTed and sent to Governor Denver
panies Of dragons tn the seat Of war Ia wns
expected there would he bloody work soon
when the news Of the engagement was re-
celved the people commenced organizing, and
Were hurrying 10 assist Lane, and Il was ex
Pected before the dragons arrived be would be
reinforced by 250O men. There was intense en-
ClteHeht' ard the people Of Lawrence were pre-
Parng 10 Take TO the field Mr.. Calhoun, the
president OF the Constitutional Convention, lad
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Marine Disaster.

AUGUSTA, Jan. i.-The schooner r.. s. Rud :
de!son, from Charleston for Indian River, Elon-
da, with government stores, was wrec ked at the
latter place on the 18th ult. The cargo was lost
but the captain and crew were saved.
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of the Cahawha-

NEW YoRE, Jan. i-The steamer Cahawbs
from Havana with dates to the 3Cth ult has al
rived. Sugar was active at a slight advance.
Walkers steamer, the Fashion, was in port
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

DUBLlC SALE.-By virtue of a deed Of trust ex-
L ecnted to me and recorded in LIber J. A. s..
No. l53, follos 257, 28 259 26, and 26l, of the
land records Of WASHINGTON county, DISTRICT Of Co
lumbia, SHALL on THURSDAY. the 8 st OF Decem-
offer for sale at pubic auction to the highest bidder
therefor the eastern half of Lot No. r. In Square No.
Calan, IS the same is recorded in the office of fhe
record Of satd city Of Washington, District of Co
lumbia
Terms cash. The property tn be resold at the
risk and expense OF the purchaser unless the terms
of sale are complied W it'll within three day from the
day of sale.
EDW. c. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
d9-lawts A. GREEN, Auct.
LUTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
hour. BY order Of the Trus ee.
ianl&7 A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YcRK, Jan. i.-The weekly statement of
the city banks shows the following totals: Loans
increased, S6is, OO0 specie increased, 81 i2O go;
circulation increased. si3s, 600; nominal increase
in deposits, 81 395 600.
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EsCape from Jail,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. i.-Donnelly, who IL un
der sentence Of death for murder, in New Jersey
escaped last mig ht from Monmouth county iail
but was re arrested early this morning.
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Libel Suit Withdrawn.

NEW YoRK, Jan. i-Ths fifty thousand dolla
libel suit Of the Austrian consul against the New
York Express was Withdrawn this evening, b
mutual agreement.
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AUCTION sALES.
TO-DAY q TO MORROW MORNING
By WALL 4 BERDARD, Aucts.

4 . 10y Will BEKDAKD, Aucts.
ASoser OF PeNssyleanida renss and 9tk street.
i AnGE SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY
SEMsLEf AT AuCTloa.-On w EDNESDAY
MUhNiNO, Jan. otn, at 10 O'Clock. we shall Q il,
wlloqt reserve the lars and finest sortment OF
kcn Jewelry, c. that has ever been dis play sd or
onered for sale an this clay at auction Tsod on ac
count OF the senlsr partner of Northern house
Withdrawing from business at the store On nth at
near Pennsy lvan.svenue, under the Avenue House
w e name part .S
Rich set of Coral. Lava, Mosaic and Turou,ss
do. in same, with Bracelets to match
Cameo, Coral, Camel and Mosaic Brooches,
do. do. do. EardTops,
Mosaic. Agate and Coral studs.
do. do. do. Buttons,
silver Gard Cases, Portemonsiss,
Diamond Locbet. Seal aud Mourning Rings,
Watch Chains, tiuard Chains, Gold KEYS,
Also, lar re assortment of the finest quality Le-
yer, Duplex, ChrOnometsr and other French and
Engli.h Watches, all of of VII oh will be sod.
jan ds WALL a BARNARD Aucts
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, Jan S. -FlouI closed buovant at
a partial advance OF Sc: sales of 600 hhls COM
mon to good State IS 25aes 80; Ohio q e5ai So
Southern 81 5Cas4 so.
Wheat is Arm; sales Of 3 500; Southern white
81 IS, red 81 iOasl is Corn closed with an i'm
proved tendency; sales Of 30 03o bushels; South
ern wi lite at SO Gle
Pork ~ heavy. Beef and lard are dull.
Whisky is dull at 2Ia2I &c. for Ohio.
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JOHN NoRaILE, whose name appeared in the
watch returns Of Friday and Saturday STAR is not
the John Norme late of Kansas It.
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DIED.,

On tho 4th instant, in the ID year of mis- age HAIR.
KY W., only son Of John and Martha Myers.
His funeral will take place from his parents resi-
dence, No. % New York avenue, between 4th and
so streets, on Wednesday even ng next. at 3o'clk
Inc friends and relatives of the family are res
fully requested to attend.
burlington or HightOwn, N. j., papers please
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Millinery. &c.

MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING AND
lvA TRIMMING ESTA
Ladies visiting Washington are respectfully in
formed that we are prepared to make up Dresses.
Cioaks, Basqurs, c.. at short notice. ia the est
Styles and satlsfa c. ION guaranteed in a cases.
large stock OF Dress and Cloak grIrnm,ues of
stest Eng hsnds3mest styles with CI0AkS,
RIBBONS. and M Millinery. of every descrip-
tion always on hand. M. WILLIAM.
10 Zfn opposite Centre Market.
MADAME A. NOURRIT
IVA No. 7l6 Walnut ST., below 9Th. PhiladeI phla,
IMPORTER OF
BONNElS AND FINE MILLINERY
M(la Begs leave to inform he Ladies now IN
ASTE!n w ashington city hat she has opened y
2k0or two or three weeks only, a Saioon1S
oG Pa. avenue, between 18th and 1Sfh SITS, No Isl,
where Ladies will lind all the above articl of the
latest and richest style, being selected by Mime
herself In Pans, during her accustomed yearly visit
there for that purpose.
Mime NOurrit having contracted with Mr. Felix,
the celeb,ated Coldsur of the Empress Eugene and
Queen Victoria. for the sole depot in the United
states OF his Head Dresses, she will be able to fur
nsh all the Coifeures Of the latest pattern worn at
nowned artist. .. ...-.-.. -
Ladies are respectfully invited to call and exam
Inc. .... dS-SfA2awlts
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By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auof.

(vFEAT SALE Of STANDARD BOUkS.-
NJ PRATT's TwENrIkrH ANNUAL Book SALE, at
~ Pssnsy!cdnta drsaue, aorth sids.-On This
EVENING, ana every evening this week will
sell, Without reserve. great assortment of
Law, Medical. Standard and Miscellaneous Works.
. Albums, Animals, & c.. everv style of binding.
English and American Publications..
ALSO, Family and Pocket Bibles, in velvet, calf, and
morocco % bindings,
Pray er and Hymn Books, &c
All OF which must be sold.
This stock is perhaps the largest ever offered in
this city. Every book warranted perfect.
Jan 4-lw WALL BARNARD, Auots.
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Financial,

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Stocks are dull and irreg-
ular. Chicago and Rock Island s2b; CnmbeT-
land Coal Com. 10Y Illinois &c atrial sha'es 81,
Michigan Southern I9; New York Central IS 8
Reading 55A; Milwaukee aud Mississippi %;
Virginia 6's 6; Missouri 6's &c.
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AUCTION SALH.
By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

BY j. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
EURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Eff
= >fEcIs AT AUcIIoN.-On THURSDAY NOR
NtNG, January nh at 10 O'Clock, at the residence
@, ady declining housekeepn the west side Of
.ftn street. between and g streets; shall sell the
FURNITURE and fleets comprising
Mahoeany Bair-spripg Sofa, Chairs and Rocker,
MaDie top Centre Table, Washstand, -
Cane And wood seat Chairs, Lounge, .lt
Sllt Window Shades, Gas Fixtures,
Carpets Ohlcloth, Mating, ~
Bsdsteads, Bureaus. washstands, "rt -..
Mattresses. W ardrObe. Pillows,
thina. Glass, and Crockery Ware,
Dining and Breakfast Tables, 80
Cooking and other Stoves, ht
Kitchen Utensils, &C. ...
Terms: SO and under, cash: over that sum, a
notes, bearing interest.
jan d J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctiopeer.
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Loss of the Bark Sam x,,,l

BosroS, Jan. 3.-The American bark sam
Slick, from Boston for London, put into 81 Mi
charts (Azores) on the ith ult ieaky The crexr
cut away her masts and threw the cargo over
board. and were obliged ultimately to abandon
her. She was accidentally set on DIRE. She lie.
on the rocks four miles west Of 1t Micbaeie n
total loss. The crew were saved
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Congressional Nomination
RaIumare A1arke4a

BosIoE, Jan. i.-Geo. Osborn has been nomi
mated by the Democrats, in the seventh district,
for Congress, TO supply Mr.. Banks's vacancy.
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The New York Legislator,

ANBANy, Jan. 5, 12A p. m.-The Senate has
organized bv electin2 Republican officers. One
American voted with the majority and two did
not vote al all
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BALTIMORE. Jan Flour is .teady At 81 so for
Howard street, ONO, and City Mills.
Good 10 prime white wheat 81 loasl 20, fair to
prime red Sla2I 10 Corn has advanced, sales CT
white at Sass; yellow 55s57.
Whisky is quiet at 2oo2lc.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

TO The PUBLlC.-Please take notice that |
Rave stopped payment of Check of mine dated
I5.h Dec. 1887, on the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
man representing himself as a Mr.. Davis-who
brought forged order from Benz. Row. nd. of
AL persons from receiving said check
Respectfully, GEO. WATERS,
Jan 4-3tA Georgetown lar iss,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

gle Rooms, with Board. Apply at No AS 18th
street, between q and III. isn5lw.
FOR sALE-A, three story BRICK HOUSE,
with back building, stable, and carriage house,
streets. No. ss7 Price $500 Terms: $500 cash a.
ans w SaI Brick e h'
inquire on the premises, OF of MIR. LEE, corner of
o.u Lz.M sIIee,s. jan S. cost
A DRUG STORE, neatly fitted up, with hand
"a some bottles and jars, and every thinG complete.
and ~ good location, is for rent. Price only $780,
INQUIRE at us Pa. avenue. JAMS
FOR RENT.-The Basement part of No. 25', on
+, between 18Th and I4th streets consisting Of
1t is an excellent situation ioT a Cook, who would
he we remuneIated for furnishing meals to the in
mates OF the house. besides having an opportunity
or supplying families in the neighborhood
ROOMS TO I.ET-Furnlshed or Unfinished
1a,h Apply at No. sll ST., south side. near
low. Jan 81
ROoMs TO RENT.-Parors and Chambers.
win all the modern improvements, water, gas.
WALL, STEPHENS. & CO.
Jan Wv Pa ave-. bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
E0R RENT-The dwelling part of three story
! Brick HOUSE, with good back building on
rem. avenue, nearly opposite Browns Hotel, &C
house has just been repaired and painted. "'''e
Also, two-s story Brick Houses, IN the rear of the
sane. on Canal street. To good tenants the rant
Apply TO CHR. GRAMMER, Attorney at Law.
once north side OF ID street, between 5th and 81 H.
near the Unitarian Church. d al
CLINTON HOUSE FOR RENT-Tbe Hot
~ Formerly known as Dorsey's Hotel, on the cor
her of tn and streets. will be for rent tn the rst
OF January. For terms inquire of MOORE& CTS
SELL, ahlolnlng. i6-law3w'
most western sTIi DING on tie north .Ide "a" IF
PenDsylvan;a avenue, (nrar the Treasury, with the
Lot on winch ~ stands. The premises front n feet
upon the avenue and extend back nc feet to a 81 feet
alley. Apply 10 pr. CHAS. II. CRAGIN, George
town, or to KELLER & MCKINNEY, corner of
TN street ana Louisiana avenue. l9-eotf
FOR RENTING ooms suitable for Off ces ar
an office and chamber. immed lately OBJ posIte the
City Hall, and over the Office Of c :. Wallach
duff ApplytO RICHARD WALLACE
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ONGFELLOW'S POETiCAL WORN =
Il London copy. with one hundred designs by {, IL
lert, Dabzie l and Others: finely bound.
TENNYSON'S POEMS, London cnpx. n,,.r
ousiy iustra ted and finely bound r''
HoME AFFECTIONS. SELECTED FROM
The andoS ifS Maskay one volume, smal,
BRYANT's POEMS. small quarto. II ensrav-
10! LAah IL ROOKB. small auarto. finely Illus
Gus eneravlngs and finely hound
AND hns editions of most other English and Ame-
Ilcan WRITER'S I'M Poetry and Prose, some beautifully
Illustrated. others richly bound may lie fouad nj the
bookstore of the UNDERMINED, mostly Imported by
himself direct from London. = :.
ian4 , - : - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MARRIED..

On the I'd instant, by the ev. Andrew G. Caroth-
ers, DANIEL. MURPHY to EMILY CAVE
NAUGH, both of this city.
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ID COON MILK
Il ERSONS wishing PURE RICH MILK can
obtain it At my store, by leaving their name ard
Number of their residence, and l will send IL to
them. have made an arrangement with a gentle
man, living a short distance from the oity. who is
max az large quantities of Cieaa Pure Rickldflk,
and will furnish i. As l may wish.
. ~. ... A. E. BROWN,
ian 2-2w corner OF llth and SITS.
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MONEY RECOVERED Yesterday Justice God
dard issued search warrant to police officers
Lloyd and Gill, directing them to search the
premises Of Mary Dulin for the sum of s23O I'm
gold, stolen from Edmund Buckley, supposed
to be there concealed, The house was thoroue hly
aiming Privy attached, the sum # S2lO75 was
found. IT. b. --0|
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ByA, GREEN Apctionee,

credit Of so and 60 dsys, Tor sstsfaotorr endnrse
Jan a J. &. MCGUIRE. Auctionesr.
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
ROOFS. JEWELRY AND PLATEQ-WARE
and every evening during the week, [ shall sell. al
my auction store corner Of 7th and d streets, at
and F.tsd Ws1e suSS OF Books
law. Medical, .nd STANDARD Works,
Soss sffs fp Bso aas 9Snf' P0sm'
with general assortment of American Works.
A large and fine COLL cot ron Of JeweIry, such as
G G"1a and save, Matsches Chaps Bracelets.
< ings. Pins, studs. CUT Buttons, Pens, DC.
Fine plated .s ~ Tea Sets. consisting fsI pieces,
Bef c:..S ose,. ns srSs
All of which will positively be sold.
MARsHAL'S SALE. In virtue of a writ OF
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
County OF washington. and TO me directed shall
to eu aocI 81 U Gn
18th day of January 1859, at II O'Clock m the TO-
lowing described property. to wit: All defendants
ia square No. $50, in the City Of wasninrton, d.
together with all and singular the lmprovsmen mt
Edmond Riley and will be soIdito satisfy Jp iicyisI.
No. 81, to October term, 1857, In favor of John
.J.D. HOOVER. Marshal
jan SITS for the District of Columbia.
BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
CorRer of PenasyIu Isia arsnue and 9Th street.
I ARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF GRO
o. o1EsSNHfE A.
at our auction room without reserve alarge assert
msnt OF Groceries fresh Fruits, &c, consisting Of
100 whole, half and quarter boxes RasIns
81 drums Figs, ,O0n Cocoanuts
~ bags Peanuts, bags Almonds
~ boxes oTanges and Lemons
L9barrels Pippn Apples
Imperia, GunpOwdrr. and Black Teas
s barrels Brown Susars
ba Q Rio Coffee. Is boxes TumbIers
% boxes M, uld and Adamantile Candles
80 boxes Soap, barrels Molessss
100 barrels prime HerrIngs
Brandy Cherries, Pickles, Mustard, Spicee, &c.
20 baskets Champagne -00'H
30 cases brandy and Blackberry Brandy
~ barrels Whisky, assorted
10 one eighth casks Brandy, good article
~ FOXES Smoked Berrings
Is do prime Chewing Tobacco ... ..
1900 Cigars, good quality.
With many other articles in the Grocery hEe-al
OF Which Will be sold without reserve.
Jan It's WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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THE ADVENTURES OF A CAT, and a fine
Cat. too. colored engravIngs; London, 1857.
The Adventures of a Bear Hnd a great Bear, too.
co,ored engrsviags; London, 1867.
The Adventures Of Dog, aud q good Dog, too,
coloTed engravings; Lond IN 1857.
The Little Pilgrim. by Alfred CrovQuIi, beautI-
fully illustrated; London. 1857
FAIRY Gold aDslstsd from the French, many NJ
lustratons: I.oudon. 1857.
Tales and FAIRY Stor .es. translated from the Ger
man; London, 1857.
SaxeifoTd. a story for the Young, many illustra-
tions: London, 1887. f''-
Eda Morton. ar School-room Days, many dustin
tio.s. London. 1857. Tn
With MANY otheH new Books, EnsIIsh. French
0 I'd American, for youths Of al ases. : !
jan FRANCK TAYLOR
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NJ. RUPPEL.
NORTH side of Market Space No. 81, bstveen
BRUCE and Canal streets, GEORGETOWN -
announces to els patrons that at hls(gN "a J
RESTAURANT may be found at all SNAlZV
times the choicest and most excellent VIZ
assortment of lIQUORS, the freshest
OYSTER ) and all kids of u A Nj +; in season
Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices
jan 4-3m -
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STAR, in George
~ Town, are most earnestly and respectfully re
Suested I" be Pnnctual IN ttnx with the agent or
ms collector, next week. as he il very anxious to
the year. ian 9Nst
8 NOTICE.-LTC ENSE S.-All persons
~ whose Licenses from the Corporation of
Seorgetown expire on the 3st inst. are hereby not-
aed promptly to renew the same, otherwise they
may subject themselves to fine.
dS-SrawtlothJan VIM. LAIRD, Clerk.
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IS w GIfTs-GIFTsn-GIfTsmA

PHILBRICK'S THIRD ANNUAL SALE
now open at .
Ne. f76 Psnnsplrani ar.nu., 81 door eaSt OF
United .tatss Hotel.
Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists IF several
thousand volumes, embracing the choicest Eurppean
and American Literal ure, which vii he s,id at the
publishers lowest prices, and MANY of them for ess
and a BEAUTIFUL PRESENT will be made
Immediately after the sael TO each purchaser Of
book for which receive 81 aud upwards.
Our RESENTS consist ~ part Of ..,.
Sold and Silver Watches. Gold I.ockets, Brace
lets, krmlets. Chairs, Camro, Gpld stone aud Mo-
sale Pins and Drops, Studs and Sleeve Butt0ns
Gold Watch KEYS, Cuff Pms, Pens, Pencils, Rings,
&c.
$50 worth of Presents will be given away with
each thousand Books sold.
Catalogues of Books can be obtained at the store.
ladies' and gentlemen are invited To call and ex-
anime our stock of Books and Presents.
Sales DAY and Evening.
diff ]. PHILBRICK. Agent.
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CENTRE MARKEr.-The market opened this
morning with very fair supply In all the de.
Partments. The prices in the sheds continue
about were published In the lis, Of Saturday.
There was large lot Of pork at the scales, and
was selling rapidly at 81 25 per 100 lbs At the
hay stand, the supply was mode and the
prices ranged from 70 cents to 81 Is per cwt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-05

QEAUTIFUL WOODEN GOODS, socFs
dI MoLAUGHLIN's.
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The LECTURE by Hon. II. w. Hilliard, at the
Smithsonian Institution, last night, upon ''The
Life and Genius Of Milton" held the close atten-
ton of large audience through its entire deiy-
cry; albeit his estimate of the blind poet was not
universally coiDcded in.
The next lectures. on Wednesday and FRIDAY
| evenings of this week, will be by Dr. J. j. HAYS.
upon "Arctic Explorations.
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HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS, PORTEMON
III Ma Els, Gard Cases, Cigar Cases, 4 O., very
large and superior stock, at
d3I MeLAU6HLIN'S. 20 Pa. avenue.
'1NHE SONGS OF SCOTLAND, with the
i grsyed music, and Panofnrte accompanlments,
by Graham, Nude, Dibden, Dun, and other eminent
mus cians Complete in one large volume. richly
bound, and containing abnut three hundred melo,
dies, beautifully engraved. Price $3.50. Imported
d2s FRANCK TAYLOR.
rlTY ACADEMY,
u = AS I0fh street Esfasltshsd an 1889.
School for Civil and Military Engineering, the
hig her branches Of Mathematics, Book keeping.
Duties resumed MONDAY, January 4fh, lass.
d co-l9 PkOF. j, FILL, Principal
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n ORD BIEON'S WORKS. vols, Murrat's
IL London edit N, m purple calf binding.
Kntsit's Pictorial Shakespeare, vols, octave,
Loadon green calf
The STAFFORD Shakespeare, 10 vols, London. m
The Cabinet Shakespeare, Il vols, London. cloth
gilt.
Roses Biographical Dictionary, Il vols, London,
full calf 90.
Rollins Ancient History. VOLS. London, many
maps. hall calf.
Burnet,s Histories. vols, Lendon, hsIfcalE
Drsn S~lus Works, Roscoe's edition, vols,
Whewell's History Of the InductIve Science. s
vols, London, fu calf
Bulwers Novels, ~ vols. London. green calf
And many other standard works an fine bpdlnge
Imported from London, by
dS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
Proposals In Whiting until the 9Th day of January
next for the purchase of the Snanty Shops, Office
and Cement House at the Little Falls Bridge. Also
for one Derrick, complete, and all of another Der
REX except the mast. The Derrcks can be inspect
ed and one of them seen operation at the bridge
Terms of sale: cash In Government funds.
Proposals to be left at the Office at Little Falls
bridge, addressed to 80. -. ~.
RANDOLPH COYLE
S-eOtJaD]8 s-...r. Engineer IN charge.
NOTICE.-All persons indebted to me, either by
notes past dues due bills, or open accounts are
hereby notified that shall expect them TO pay The
cash on or before tbs LIST Of January, 1853. per
sons not complying to his notice a. the above
stated time will have their notes. due bills, or open
accounts placed in the hand of GERS W. IN astruc
tons make the money,
10 my customers who have paid me promptly and
to those who buy for oash | return them many
thanks and shall at all times he pleased to fill their
orders with any goods appertainng to my bus iness
F'' WIN. M. GRIPS,
Wholesale and X etaIl Grocer,
81 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th SITS.
d % staw6w .f... ...
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WATCH RETURNS michael McQneen, Ire
land, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 90 DAYS.
John Thos. Tenley, Ireland, drunk In the mar.
ket; do. Twenty-one dodgers; all non residents
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President Franklin Fire Companv

THE ELEcrIoS OF DIKrcroRs for the Wash
ington Gas Light CO. took place yesterday. when.
in pursuance Of recent arrangement. three direct.
oTs from Washington were chosen; the rrmair
Ing two from the owners Of stock In Phi,adrI.
phia; hereto fore three have been selected tom
the Latter city. The Washington directors 49,
Messrs 6 Riggs, Col. w. 6 reeman, and r
Thompson. The last named gentleman e
ths lew dl'eetof, ana being Practical man ana
thoroughly eoBversant with the bushes. ,n.h
may be expected from his cooperation. ''''N
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MADAME A. NOURRIT,
IVA No. TIC Walnut st., below 9Th Phladelp hla


MADAM BONNEL,
NO $50 18th street west, between and X streets
Washington city, has the honor inform the ladies'
OF Washington and vicinity, that she has fitted up
a Dress Making Establishment. where she 10 ready
t0 make every kind of work, as Dresses, Mantllas
Basq &C., and in the best and very latest style
Of Paris, receiving every month the French Journal
DE La Mode. direct from Paris. n i-2ms
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NV M. j. STONE, yR. = I y r
w ATrORHEYATLAWt
Has kKMovE bn Once and esldel ee 20 5rh 80. II
on Judiciary Square, one door from I.ouisinna
avenue. q esgsvr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-05

nRIENTAI.NAILP POLISH. giving q hess tIful
" lustre TO the finger nails, at GIBBSS Hair
Stoes. near tsth street. Pa ave- " ~ s.s