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FOR SALE.


EIHoR SALE Iowa fine young Dray OF Cart
q HORSE;
4 you'd FAMILY CARRIAGE, Hoses with double
hnrnes>;
a good strong Glt;, with harness in COOL order;
superior PIANO FORTE, by the b mixer, nearly
fine order; ..I.
Three tioun SWEET OR tNGE TREES. three md years
did, fine Plants,
Two hundred CEDAR TRIES, four wears Old.
variety rIrr Plants choice phts Apply
at No 20 NGshtz street. up stur ian-
HNOR SALE-Now Landing-75 Tierces Rice :;
bales $50 each Gnny bag: store. 80 bags Snpeirn.
APiy'o tja1l hAREllI Il CO., 81 Common ST.
DOR SALE.-A Lease of residence in a
l. sreetgoof nsiglburhnd, odsrneur The 10y
lst October, together with ti FURNITURE, BEDlNfi,etc
b..
sion For particulars aires. box r. So 49, Post office d
L'OR SALE.-A second hand Double Cylinder
4 PRINTING MACHINE, Hoe pattern No 3 bed "A ~. credit
OF twelve Hos with approved security stdo Will be gel Apply
Il ,l.t office
The Mobile Advertiser -il Iletsr nop bill
to ihs office jyr If
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MlAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. DRcsNnEn 49, 1sa
gas" NoTIcE is hereby given, in virtue of the
above resolution passed by the Council Municipality
sitting 9Th December 1851 that not less
iteiaon hereof the Council Of Municipality No. Two
on Common Street Shell Road from termlnaion through
Meare Res m straight line, width Of adjoining
operty of the Newoean Canal Banking Company
ons of the act of The Legislature the April
May, ls+7. A. ID. CROSSNtN Nayor
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MARIE DE LA ANoUvELLE-uRLEAS liz ~ DReEanRr. 1851
RS" En- vertu de Ia resolution ol,i precede
'"pte par !" tonr de Ia Munripaa No Den,
'nhe sd avis est par e present donn6 dams
ours pa'r de In present publication l Cora Muncnnht
r9de ia mise on execution de ntloaton proistSs par
" sav"r fonvfrtnr et Ia prolongment u roqnea
onhnns pnr dc a rnnaison aetnrle usluu henn de
ropc Dc la Rnque du Canal ronIorSner
dc lacte legaf du Av 1892 r6eunt rouyertr4
race 9" f8tloration DIES dams Ia vile Ia Nouve,
rans dc sc surptulenare dit artc approve Mai 1s4
dis A. d. CktlSSN N Nsira
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part Of the following, viz:
Snpeg Brucht An,iINo SiIko;
Golct"G ATnure silks;
Striped Tatrta Silk4.
liisl cnlofcli plain rauli De Sole;
Back BrDciple Faconn6c
E.lra r.rh and Embroii'i FnsUIntt
Bnuguablp and CNrna Fagcuntc !;
Embroidered Damask md plan
Puult de- Srie,
hI'rt rich rhIrgrAble aliL Chhna
bon PJult dc Sole;
Small plaid high colorcl DO, "a
uNl,irs;
ha'rellipea nnd i'lorenaes, OF ever
-h:lIr aud color;
Wh.'e nud cnlored Satins;
A irw pieces superior heavy hlacI
and c1'Orcd wa!or"d r0llt le Sol,
'ulp-rt six YclYrts;
Rich rRenG satin striped ami plai
CN4lmerr ti'lGeO-se:
French aud English Merinos, Nous
,"lineS dc Lame aud AlpRras, sD'i
colors. Of every VARIETY Of shWlo
PLAN, striped aud plaid Popiins,
Superior black and eglorrd plain an
tig,rci Canton Grapes;
a l.fgn assortment Of white an
"piprgl embroidered md plal
Grippe Slnwls, suEHe eTtfa rich;
alr -ino, Cashmere Had heavy rio
Sii -hnvl-;
Hlrh plUid Eaw silks;
~ T., W, VI, would NI.FplnllI
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MAYoRALTY OF NEw0RLEANs, Dec. l3, 1851
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO TWO.l
SITTING OF TUESDAY December 9, 1851.

n EhoplIN Ell. Ilat 1t IS the intention OF this
y Council provided that there satisfactory opposition made
thereto to open out Common Street Shell
nation through to the Mcae Road.
feet and adjoining the property the
said opening be made passed Sd Apri 1882
gsm"nF TIE oInne laying out of streets the city Newor
R.s That the Mayor give public notice during
twenty days in the official paper and in the Neweans
and English of said Intention "
Signeil JAMES H. CALDWELL President
Approved December 49, 1851. ~
- ISigncdl a. n. CRSSMAN Mayor.
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WANTED.

NETANTED TO iIRE-A Servant a first rate
w Cook, Wner and lrpner, usantel by A Apply
at No. lus CnryI.elet street. jan3 If
ENTANTED TO HIRE-A first rate colored
w creoy for shon price will paid
apply unless well a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 13, 1852.
DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
Further by the Atlantic.

'UseIL oF.THH SECOND MUNICIPALIT
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RECORDERS OFFICE MUNICIPALITY NO TWO
NswORLRANs. November j. 1851.
Ytss" NoT1cE is hereby given that the under.
signed ready to limited INDECENT rhans resiins
" within m ' limits q q M i' Mncn,y md that they will he provided
counr passed October H. 1851 orphans having pelthe
apply. JAMES H. CAiDWEIT Recndnr
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RECORDERS OFFICE MUNICIPALITY No. .Twol
NEw,)HLEANs, December So 1851.
q SkNE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
~ In of resolution Council of Municipality No
Two, passed the 26h December, Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS sl00) information will lsa
to the and the person
q Mr. JOEL GLEASON, while standing Of own door
ths night Of the lin uii JAMES H. CALDWELL.
Jas Recorder 0i Nnnrina,v M Two
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p 'trFenef would esectfI eaI The attention ~
1usr generally large and well selected Ef
tlRNlTt RE, the cheapest ofrs ihis consisting
~ PAN OF Mahogany and Walnut Char, Sofas Ivant otonai
BIO Top '.ntrr Tables Card rabe Mahogany Rosewood
MINORS Mahogany sni Walnut bIt+als Marble
"n,hsho. Marble Top Sdaloar9s Extension Dining Tables
aud Time Pieces, Hair Moss
+t+rs; together with large lot of Furniture
eal respectfully solicited of any -oos in their
line. H. GREEN Il DO ~
1917 Poyras street. between ST. Charles streets.
II.
lus. Ii. lIUBBAEp.i oil bm1rNW
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FURNITURE, ETC.

a 'OPARTNERSIlIP NOTICE The under
- sFoed f@ye en"-e into date from sspcm
or Hr under Tie irn and style Of NJ CARuONA CO. 1i-i
1llnu the FURNITURE BUSINESS Canal street and r,-
all transactions Of The late of NJ Cnrtona. M,CaRDp<t A.
NewDr- Dec. ISL. ld3l n1 W r. DAVIS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23
ApOlOgetic.

1.-THE course of true love never did run
smooth" and the labor Of a newspaper pub
Usher are, in the beginning, anything but
satisfactory. The machinery of printing
establishment, at the outset, will not run
smooth. The conductor of the "Evening
Star" has encountered difficulties and anoy-
ances, such as those experienced in the
business are familiar with. The obstacles
in the way of the success of our publica-
tion are yielding to our industry and per-
severance. Our patrons will understand
this as our apology, for the late appearance
of our little sheet. We are about consuma-
ting arrangements which will enable us to
issue our paper on and after Monday next,
regularly about o'clock. Till then we ask
the indulgence of our considerate and gen
erous patrons.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23
The Poor.

Men of wealth, we have orphan asylums
in our city, and the poor are among us.
Neglect them not we beseech you. There
are hundreds of our citizens upon whom
fortune has smiled, who can without incon-
venience make glad the Orphans heart,
and the benevolent ladies who labor for
their comforts and send to the poor widow
an American bird-a turkey, for her Christ
mas dinner. Men of wealth-dear friends
think of the poor and needy.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23
ALL TASTES SUITFn

'HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully call the .tt.p.
the city, and the public generally, to his is-r
mens OF BOUTS AND SHOES on hand of his own
manufacture, also from the most celebrated
OF New York, Newark Philadelphia and Baltimor.
Boots for winter wear also Opera and Dress ROOF, p
toned Gators patent Congress Boots Detached ,s;,or
Glaze Shoes, French Walking Shoes Paris Pumns Toll
ct slippers Cnfskin and Gum Shoes; also youths And
scription. Wy Nv
10 my old customers L would say, that am full,
prepared to make work of every kind to order At m,
shortest notice of the very best material aad by TN.
best workmen in style which cannot be surnassed bv
any similar establishment in this or any oth-r city
in the Union. All measured work warranted 70 A.
Please call and examine for yourselves at the Fashion
able Boot and Shoe Store, Browns Marble Hotel
JOHN MILLS,
dec 10 Fashinable Boot Maker
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23
John L. Carey.

The death of this gentleman was, some
days since, announced in telegraphic dis
patch. He departed this life at New Or
leans, on the 14th inst. The "Cresent
City ;" Of the 18th inst, came to US clad in
the habiliments of woe. It was our happi-
ness to be slightly acquainted with the de-
ceased. He was a native of Baltimore, and
was gentleman of rare intelligence, ripe
scholarship, and of most amiable disposition.
The " Cresent pays glowing tribute to
the memory of Mr.. Carey, from which we
take the following extract:
"We make to-day mournful record of
death, John L. Carey, Esq, one of the edi-
tors of this paper, died suddenly, yesterday,
at half past twelve o'clock, at the St. Louis
Hotel, in this city. His attack appeared to
be congestive chill. He was in this Office
at late hour on Monday evening, wrote
some letters, spoke slightly of being some
what indisposed and left. Yesterday morn
ing, he was walking about the premises of the
st. Louis; and, though his bearing was
somewhat strange and eccentric in the eyes
of those who noted him, none could have
suspected how awfully limited were the few,
brief hours, during which he was yet to
walk and breathe among his fellow men,
and the warm and moving form of life then
be naught but the cold and silent mystery
of death. Yet, so, in the dispensaticl of
Providence, it was to be. He fell suddenly
from chair in one of the public rooms, was
borne to his chamber, and, in less than two
hours, during all of which time he was in
sensible or writhing in commissions, his soul
had gone forth from it's tenement of clay,
and stood in the presence Of it's Maker and
its Judge.
"Mr. Carey had but recently come to this
city to connect himself with this Journal
Previously he had been connected with the
editorial departments Of the Washington
Republic and of the Baltimore American
and whilst engaged upon these papers won
an enviable reputation for himself and add
ed largelyto their popularity and character. "
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23

Whisk eretts is the name of the "little
John beau-catchers' that the ladies wear on
their cheeks in the place
"Where the whiskers ought to grow"
They are formed by drawing down a
tuft Of hair from the temple, and curling it
upon the shape of a rams horn, or pigs
tail, with an extra kink in it.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23

The PRESIDENT ELECr.-Gen. Pierce visit
ed the public schools Of Boston on satur-
day. He addressed the scholars and his re-
marks were calculated to make lasting
impression. The success and honor, he re-
marked, in his address to the boys, of an
American citizen depends much on his own
exertion. Every boy before me, whether
Of an American or foreign origin, is here
fitted to become an American citizen, and
so let him improve his opportunities that he
may become blessing and an honor in
support of his country. He concluded with
an earness appeal to the boys to be indus
trious in the improvement of their presen,
advantages.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23
EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON:
FRIDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1852.
Christmas.

The return of the day which has been &C.
LIBERATED by enlightened christendom for
many centuries, as the day on which our
Divine Saviour took upon himself the form Of
humanity to embark in his mission of mercy
and love to rebellious and fallen race, is
near at hand. 1t is enc of the oldest and
most revered festival of the church founded
by the meek and lowly Saviour, and watered
on Mount Calvary with his crimson gore
his precious blood.
The most able Divines, Commentators and
others, profoundly versed in Biblical litera-
ture. and the History of the Church, differ
as to the precise day of the appearance of
our blessed Lord on our terrestrial ball, but
common consent the twenty-ffth day of De-
eemher has been set apart by the followers
Of Him who embarked in glorious and
God-like enterprise to redeem a lost and
ruined world, on which to present their holy
offerings, to make their grateful acknow-
Judgments to the giver of all good, and to
implore future mercies at his hands
Christmas, too, has ever been celebrated
AS day of gladness and rejoicing. Many
devout men object to I" making merry" on
this time-honored day, but our opinion is,
that it is not sinful to rejoice and be glad.
The learned and pious Dr. Mason thought
that we should be "solemn but not sad,
cheerful but not gay" but the sentiment of
Christian poet expresses our views,
Religion never was designed
To make our pleasure less"
1t is true they should be circumspeet and
legitimate pleasures, in no case conflicting
with the code of ethics instituted bv the
"Star of Bethlehem" the victim of CAL
vary. our gloriously asceaded Redeemer.
May the coming Festival be distinguished
for the holy thanks-offering Of those who
are sincerely pious and may every heart be
cheerful and even merry. To those who
ore rich in the treasures of this world, we
would say, remember those upon whom for
tune has frowned. Think of the poor and
the destitute-the care-worn widow, the
tender orphan, the sick and the afflicted,
and give some substantial evidence of your
gratitude to God and your sympathies for
your race.
Our hearts desire is that all our readers
and the dear children of our friends may
enjoy 4 HAPPY CHRISTMAS.
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AND Eousr prn
NISHING GOOns w.

i Furnishing Ware Rooms . LILY on hand at his
sing ware, &c, compr-
Rosewood, Walnut aud Mahogany Sofas
Plash, and Hair Cloth III brocatells,
Elegant Rosewood, Walnut, and Mabor,,x Gill
Slao dressing Bureaus Wardrobes wash S. iuil
beasteads Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck M,ttr...
Gold Band Dinner and Dessert Sets r;o,,v 49,.
rated , Hehiy deco
French China Teaware, Flower Vase. coe., o.
silver Plated Casters, Spoons, Ladies'. Forks &c
In snort his stock embraces ALL that is nssF,1
iamental in the H0USEFURNISHING lis T0eiui Q, OF.
prices that cannot fail TO please e' "na IL
liberal credit will be extended far good note, ~
ferences. eN n0'es or re-
oec 10 JAMES c. MCGUIRE.
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nounced to be barefaced invention.
Some of the farmers of New Jersey use q
new churn, on the clock principle, being
driven by a weight, easily wound up and
regulated.
A Daguerrotypist took the portrait of a
lady in such an admirable manner, that her
husband preferred it to the original.
JOHN, how's your ma? Oh, she's fat
and strong. How's your ma? Feeble
enough; Pve got so that can lick her now,
and have everything my own way. You
don't see me going Grants, and doing
chores about home as used to.
An honest old lady, when told Of her
husbands death exclaimed: Well do de-
clare, our troubles never come alone! 1t
amt week since l lost my best hen, and
now Mr.. Hooper has gone too, poor man
1Your House is on Fire % bawled a
stranger, rushing into the parlor of a sober
citizen. "Well, sir" was the calm, slow
rejoinder, 4" to what cause am | indebted
for the extraordinary interest you seem to
take in the affairs of my house ?"
Punch says that the heirs of Robinson
Crusoe have instituted suit for the reeov-
cry of Juan Fernandez, on the ground that
their great ancestor was monarch Of all he
surveyed.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23

D9 A bill has been repol ted in the
Virginia legislature requiring the Commits
sioner of Revenue to enter fine ST $40 in
the tax bill of every person passing or re-
ceiving small votes in that State not authoriz-
ed by law. Each person, when he hands in
his tax list, is to answer, under oath, whether
or not he has passed or received any such
note. The object, it appears, is to allow
any one the privilege of using small notes,
by the payment of an annual tax of $40.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23
dec 16-3t

NJ c X e IL e l. SALMON, GOLDFISH,
WI White Fish, &C.
so bbls. small No. 3 Mackerel
10 bbs. No. l AIackerel
10 - bbls. No. / do
20 kits No. Mackerel, expressly for family use
l do fine family Salmon
$500 lbs. Grand Bank Goldfish
30 boxes No ! Scaled Herrings
= bbls. White Fish
4-bbls. do
25 bbs. Connecticut Herrings
Just received and for sale by
dec 16 SAMUEL BACON 4 CO.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23

pa Cabinet NJ aking is said to be very
much more lively among politicians than
among mechanics-though the products of
the latter are far more useful.
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dec 16


M EMBERS OF CONGRESS, Stran.
Vl gers, and others will please notice that the
subscribers have removed to their new store (sgp ~
the Golden Eagie three doors west of the one thew
Formerly occupied and have opened assortment Of
superior Gold Watches Diamond and other rich Jew.
ry Silver Ware &C.. which, for 6nepess of quality STYLE
and cheapness, is not surpassed in this country
Watches, Chronometers, &c. repaired with the utmost
care N. w. GAIT & BRO.
Sign of the Golden Eagle Penn ave-
dec 10 between 9th and 10th sts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23

An English barber claims to have invent
ed new touch in the hair restorative art.
Not any of your lotions, ETC., but real
true-blue mechanical operation. It consists
Of machine containing combs and brushes,
so arranged and constructed as to produce
a galvanic current when used. The teeth
of the combs are made of copper and zinc,
alternately, and continued back to cham
Der in the hind part of the comb, in which
is placed flannel saturated with salt wa
ter as an excitant. The object of the in
vention is to excite an electric current when
es are made of fine copper and zinc in place
of bristles.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23

% The old year is on it's last legs. Now
is the time to turn over new leaf and
mend your manners and your morals. Shake
off your bad habits, purge your heart of its
evil, and be ready to commence the new
year o regenerated being
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23
USEFUL AND VARIOUS.

NIE have this day received the following, TO which
w we call the attention ofour friends our custoner',
and the public generally:
10 pieces Table Danask all grades
so dozen Table Napkins, all prices
lbs do Towels from l2l2 centsup
10 pieces all widths Sheetings very cheap
so do pillow-case Cottons
800 do Blcached Cottons, all prices and makes
500 do fancy Prints all grades
20 do black Alpacas, to sell at twelve cents
20 do black Prints, 10 sell at g.
Is do heavy fulled Cloths, for servants
IS do plaid country Linseys
$50 do Mousselines de Lame 1212 cents
400 do Mousselines de Laine, le54 and 70 cen"
100 do Penty plaid Cottous
100 do heavy 0snaburgs
100 Linen Table-cloths bleached and brown
25 sces Huckaback, for towellings &c
so do best Russia Diapers.
With q full, general, and complete assortment OF ~
kinds Of Dry Goods. fEkBf hlLLhh,
Corner If 7th street and Penn avenue,
dec 16 Miss Dermott's building
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23

% The estate Of the late Fanny Wright
is estimated, We learn, at $50, 600, to which
her lovely daughter, an only child, becomes
sole heir.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23

BTr Mrs. Sinclair, the late Mrs Forrest,
with Mr.. G. Vandenhoff, is playing in
Charleston, South Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams are in New
Orleans.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23
WINES, BKAND!Es, CIGARS, GROCERIES
PICKLES SAUCES, CATsUPs. S AZ
JNO. B. RJRPpv

ooEf q CO.,
1 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS .srKet
variety Of trade an unsurpassed
Hosss as on c assssi Ports sA.r
LIeuoRs-Brandes, Rum, whiskev Sn and bottles.
tiers, &c. setu Noyeau Bit
lish Aes 0o', scotch and Eng.
CIGARs-A variety of brands
S SickLEsIBest quality of English and French
T r.sEp.aorf fish; Currie, Game, Meats, &c.
ooong, Hyson, Young Hyson &c. in Chests lesos,
SIs tas Loaf, Crushed, Pulveraed Grand.
CCoffEE-Mocha, java. Mara'cabo, Rio. f.
and smsrra chedder, Sapsago Parmesan. Dutch
HANs-Best American and westpbaI;.
60 LEA PERKINS, WoRcr;Trpsm,na'
dec 16-12t SAUCE. ID
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23
lust RECEIVED

- % halfchests fine family tea
so boxes rasins
j bale almonds
j do walnuts
boxes W. rock candy
cases ginger
trails dates
bags ground nuts
100 boxes sardnes
rs kegs family butter
i barrel pickles
boxes do
Is boxes sealed herring
125 sugar-cured hams
50bags buckwheat -four
90 dozen brooms
do whsps
do Manila mats
10 do flour buckets
do washboards
buckets
20 barrels crushed sugar
20 boxes starch
dec 16-3t WILLIAM ORME
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OPERA BOOTS, CONGRESS GAITros -

Il ooI ED from the manufactorv CIV M.
y ney Newark, New Jersey formerlv ~ " W. hit-
l case of Opera Boots VI 'nis cityD
1 case Congress Caters
One case Oxford Shoes ana
Also, case of boys Congress Caters and r.
For sale by InIIS e a MON shoes
dec % Fash;onablo D.. 1ohN MILLS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23

1t is computed that two hundred and fifty
thousand tourists visited Ireland last sum-
mer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23

D9 The Star will not appear tomorrow
evening, as all connected with it desire to
unite in the observance of Christmas.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23
SOMETHING NEW.

SOMETHING NEW.
lust RECEIVED-
u One case of Madame Sontag Button Caters for
Ladies
Also, Ladies' Half Caters
And for sale by HARRIS GRIFFIN,
Penn. avenue, bet 9th and 10th streets,
dec 16 next door to W. Harper Co
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-23

NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS.
w RITING Desks, Ladies Work Boxes
w Gentlemens Shaving Cases
Eightday Clocks, superior article
Porte Monaies. Bird Cages, &c. received and fol
sale low at the It'll street Fancy Store, I'd below f.
dec 23-3t A. HAMMOND,