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advertisement
EXHIBITION OF RICH FALL SILKS, &c.-Few sub

ladies prssent exhibition Of dch Dres Goods Coubn
Hall Grsndst The attraction incidental 10 the exhibition
Hundreds ladies who before knew Of
the existence OF Columbian Hall have visited during che past week
display OF rich Shaw silks Mrnos Pafans,ta.
Muslin Lanes ard other Dres Goods hiss been witnessed
this city Dry Goods dom Ladies who accustomed to
shopping Broadway BY visiting Columbian Hall No 8
also lesson domestic economy that gives double
vslne 20 their purchase.
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Tbs Tsxrs-The total amount to be raised by tar FIR
the current year. presented by the Controller u
siu.3s6 - Wis
BY Board Of Finance current y.x. si~,ps
Arrror 6ts for i&sl omitted IN the
pointed or
AaI y tE co I'm
slA 80 y
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CorEr or OYzR ASD TEKNISER.-ln this Court yeater-
dav John Wzeman indicted for burglary in the first de-
gree for robbng house in Willismsbgrgh IN February
a was placed on trial and convicted frederick Nolan
tn YER tried aud the man convicted the women
xer, acquitted and discharged In the case 81 John Ste
yea. coored nan indicted Tor rape, the Jury were una
be 10 agffe.
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Az twhere he r. attended By DR. Cloner The mis-
who committed the ssssa; escaped Is they usual
ly do
MARROW Rsc,PK.-on Monday evening mike was
issuirg from in house No so' Elm a. oc,u
pied by man named Michael Sullivan ien'e "no
lived In the buliing 20 the room in lest'a
snd there found Sullivan grossly Intoxicated AMI iIas
upon the roor with his pantaloOus in blsIe he 0aynS
accidentally sat them IRE while Alternating 10 gni MS
pipe with match: policeman was called IN ana eK N
tee Welsh, who locked him up TO get sober.
TARGET ExcuRsIoS-The Ligh, and Newton Guard.
Cant Tenf ine body Of men numbering TO musk cts
made their first annual target excursion Saturday last
to Clifton Park Staten Island Among the prizes swsriet
were three valuable gold watches and chains After the
rrizes were awarded the Company paricok of sumpta
Gus repast provided by the gentleman from whom the
Guard receives its after which they returned to the
City well pleased with their days shooting ihe mem
bers of this Company all piano forte makers and are
the employees Of Messrs Light Newton Nos 20 and p
Canal st This is the first Company organized IN the Chy
by this class of mechanics
WoxAS ARRESTED FOR STEALING Horse mp
CIG-A Young woman who gave her name as Ellen W ell
den arrested Monday night by Capt carpenter OF
the Filth Ward Police for having her possession horse
and gig which she subsequently confessed having stOeh
from before of one of the Broadway Hotels. She was
quite intoxicated, and the vehicle was almost wreck
having been into by omnibus but she was perssn
in attempting make the horse drag il along through
Church st by shaft She locked up to await ex
animation.
RECEPTION AT THE CONVENT OF MERcr.-On Saturday
morning Miss Elizabeth Shubrck daughter of the late
Capt Sbubrck and niece of Commodore Shubrick. re
ceived the White Veil at St Ca:harines Convent Hous
ton ST. at the hands of the RI Rev j. Biyey, Bishop
elect of Newark. Freemans Journal of Saturday.
Assault WITH DIRK-0n Monday night an atfray
took place at No &C Westinghouse. among number OF
who lived there when james short, fireman ON
board steamboat, who of the party, became
highly exasperated remark addressed TO him by John
Miner, and plunged dirk knife twice into his arm niiet
ing wounds Short arrested and locked up by
Justice Bogart for trial.
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

Stephen Townsend aged resident of Brooklyn
father of Dr s. p Townsend, died in Brooklyn on Sun
day aged II years and % days He was member of the
Society of Friends of the Isaac 7 Hopper school He was
friend of the slave promoter of the Temperan cause
and of all movements for the ameoraon of the condition
Of man He formerly resided in Albany and his remains
were taken there for interment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28

AID Hcurnan from the jed Committee, submitted re
uort on the condition Of the County Jail from which ap
bar tst there are confined in this institution charged
with various crimes arger number u prisoners than at
any former period Dat VI these there are about 40 charged
with burglary with arson, 10 with highway robbery and
with grand larceny In view OF the increased vigilance
necessary the part of the keeper the Committee recon
nended that the Sheriff be authorized to employ watch
msD 81 an expe not 81 exceed FL per night Adopted
number OF motions Of very little public interes. we're
offered and adopted and the Board adjourned until Tues
day the sth Of October.
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DAGUERREOTYPING

Board or TES GovERsoRs.-A stated meeting of the
Governors held last evening at their in the
Rounda. Present the President +. a West in the Chair
Governors Townsend Smith, Dugro, Mclaughlin. vii
laIns and Henry.
GOV. Wet called for the reading of the minutes. Gov
Williams wished have the acquisitions read first as il
the usual CUSTOM which was agreed to.
From the acquisitions it appears the following number of
persons remaining in the various Institutions under
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28

The Young Mems Union Democratic Club inauguraed
their new Club Rooms Broadway, between Ninth and
Tenihs Monday evening The suite Of rooms is fine
and the opening entertainment agreeable. The
speeches &c on the occasion, were decidedly Soft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28

IMPORTANT ARRANGENENT oS THE Lose ISLAND RAIL.
RoAD.-We understand the Long Island Railroad Com
pany have established mechanics train and intend to
be permanent arrangement II arrives at South Ferry
at 81 NJ and leaves at 2. NJ This train at present
runs as far as Jamaica and il is probable will be ex
tended further The Communication price is TO Jamaica
sl3 per quarter-siO per annum to East New York. -
per quarters 5 per annum.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS

Lady Collins was the favoro at slOO to 500 and won
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CRY TEMPERANCE ALLAScE.-Ths body met at No. 46l
Broadway last evening but the attendance very
limited adjourned meet again Friday evening at the
same place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28

Assaulted By ROwDIEs.-A mar hsni.G Is1IlcA ~, 81
AnsIv Wa fund ON Moudav night by Poll eman Nun
.on u tie Twentieth Ward lying upon the sidewalk IN
Twenty enih e. Ninth sv suffering tron me ei
de-. He was csnveyed H. yIsee Of residence 10 Ninth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28

y. Sept 2O.-Purse 500, mile heats, best 3 in 3,
mich weights: no distance
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Autographed error made US say yesterday that >aun
derson new hotel in Creamery Park VIII accommodate two
thousand guests it should have been two hundred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28

Francis Loutrel sationers Maiden lane, have issued
in their customary beautiful style the Counting House Al
manac for 1854
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Union Course, l.. I.-Trotting.

rrrsplr. sert g1-Purse s75. me heat., best 8 IN )
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
4. K At 4 - !.

JUST PgBLIsuED-A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE!
4 FEW words on the ratiOna. treatment, without
N M-dicins, of SprruIatorIhsa. or iuca! Weak
uess Nervous Debility. Low Spirits, La tudr. Weak
ness "f the Limbs and the Back, lndiSpCsitiOn, and
lncapacity for Stydy and Labor, Dullness OF Appre
hensi"n, Loss Of Memory, Aversion to Society, Love
at Solitude, Timidity, SelfBlStruSt, Dizziness. Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains i'll The side
fiction Of the Eyes Pmples the Face, Sex ual and
other lnirmiti-s in Man.
From the Fttnci of Dr. 3. DsLnnpy.
The important fact that these alarming complaint.
may easily De removed lCuiOEf McdjcjHg. is in thi
small tract, clearly demon Stratrt and the entirrl
new and highly successful treatment az adopted by
the Author, fully explained by means Of which eve
ry one il enabled ~ cure himself perfectly, and nj
the least possible cost. avoiding thereby, all the ad
yerti-cd nostrulns Of the day.
Sent To any address, gratis and post free, in
sesir envelope, by RENTING post paid two po>tag.
STAMPS to DR.. B. DeLANEY, Box 100, broadway
Post Office, y. Y. nov s. :im-
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

SOiD BY KfDWEL Il LAURENCE. Fennsyl-
~ vania avenue anu 14th street. Washington, AMI
JOHN l.. klDNELL, High street, Georgetown, d.
C., comprising in part:
br. Javns.s Family Meicines--Dr. Roses Family
Meliciuel-Wist;,rs Balsam of Wild Cherry-Ayers
Cherry Pc Orai-Sands and T0wsand's Sarsaparil-
ia-A H. and ohm Bulls do-Rose' and Schw artZe's
do-MiIhau Elxer CaliSaya Bark Wolf : Aromatic
ScheiaIn nSchnappS-hidwell'sE Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Autidute- Osgood's India Cholu-
gosne-EOwaids Tonic cMiXture-IEampto pton'> Ye,,eta
he Tinrture-Greea's Originated l:tterS-liO"tand's
German do-Blake's aud CannUn's do-RuohtCn's
and Sims Cod Liver OIL together with all the nost
approved medicines OF the time.
Agents for the sale of SeymOur's Galvanic Abd0m
AL supporter, Seynours 0Dstttr:cal Supporters, and
Mrs. B.it'1 Abdominal U'crO Supporters.
fresh supply of saratoga and Bedford Water.
sep 80
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
DAILY EVENING STAR,
THE FROST SPIRIT.

By }. e. WHITTIER.
lie comes, he comeS-the Frost Spirit comes
You may trace his footsteps now.
On the naked woods and blasted fields
And the brown hills withcred brow.
He has Sinlttcn the leaves OF the grey old trees
Where the pleasant green came iorth,
And the winds that follow wherever lac goes
Have shaken them down To earth.
He comes, he comcs-thc Frost Spring comes.
From the frozen Labrador:
From the ICY bridge OF the northern seas
Where the white bear wanders DER:
Where the h~heTman's sail Is stiff with ice
And the IuckIrss forms below.
In the sunless cold OF the atmosphere
Into marble statues grow
He comes, he comPS-the Frost Spring comes,
And the quiet lakes shall feel
The torpid touch OF his freezing breath,
And nag 10 the skaters heel;
And the streams which danced on the broken roc
Or sang to tie leaning grass.
Shall bow again To their winter chain.
And IN mourGtul silence pass.
He comes, he comes-thc Frost Spring comes,
Let uS meet hm we may,
And turn with the Light ui t,Ie plrlor fire
His evil power away;
And gather closer the circle round,
W hen I'll" freight dances ilgh
And laugh If th" shrek nt 1h'. batllad fend,
As his sounding Wing g0ca hy.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

MURDER IN ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY,
MD.-A murder occurredat Herring BAY,
Patuxent river, on Wednesday night
Whilst party of men were waiting the
arrival of the steamer Patuxent, an al
tercation occurred between two of them
named Octavius M'Lyles and Thomas
Garner. Whilst they were scuffling to-
gether, M'Lyles stabbed his opponent in
the region Of the heart causing his instant
death. The murderer escaped. The
Governor has offered a reward of 5000
for his arrest.
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP. AND WHOOP
I<lf CtlITEH

~ ~ fblJh NyrNp ~ he WorId
Tr R1~E'> GCIERa tTED CoUTH SYRUP gives immedi-
s,- relief &. IA. worst CUurh. whether CnnSunI-
tts- IT prnr '-iin. from coli. IL aliavs auv irri
ttan ~ tn. Lungs and fDrti-S the - -..m a.ainst
> ru-. attacks Ia bottles at 81 cents a,id 81.
it..,Igy as' Ahl- ~ Crriup. whi-h ,t1.lyerouS
-rr!r.aiii yi.lls inmelit"y to Dr. ) Kosa's NeylG-
~, C,.r-r STRJF. Price p cents
W!r,piIL C,,uSh. another complaint. ALWAYS
g7r>r in c-,I amt lamp weather The afflicted find
great r..,,.! IN tine Of Dr. !. Ross WHGUPING
CJu III SrE. p. which always relieves asj prevents
liz ii..as- fr,m running into ctLer dSg,ses such
a. nfanptipn "f tbc Lungs, Dropsy III the Chest
81! CoaSumVt VtiOn. Price 80 cents
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I't'TI 'Fft-7''T't ttI''F IJFFtII'tS T TFFI y
Cher 4 Co.'S Itseiablt Srrcilic.

Ubti IL u, lCsCldDiC Nl tClliG.
'f'HE prOprietOrS OF this valuable Meiicine have
L never iaale any efforts TO introduce it .efore
che -Iblic Yet has found great favor far and near
Certificates without Humier have been fur nished Of
its vlrtucs without solicitation, and many cures
ptrforuIar " hen all ether medicines have failed Al
that Is dS.i iriGi It has stood th test for sew
raj years. and say, without fear that better
preparation tor the of AGue aud Fever can b..
pr0Fiucei- As All evidence pdbSiI a certificate
Of 4 gentleman well known:
- take great pleasure in recommending the Spe-
niGc prepared hy Ut-r & McCOusry, for the care OF
Aguc and Fever. the best article for the arcom
glIshncEt OF that Ohjert have ever met with. H.
my family II hes succeeded h-ynud my most san
euine expectations, AMI therefore, l consider It II
privilege we'll as "a duty to recommend its Use u
al Who shay lie suffering eF the Gfuence OF that
distressing atilicti0n (Sisa.,t)
Il. Evans REESE,
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Fer sale s'y the proprictors, OREK IL co, Hal!i-
more;
BY DANIEL r. CLARKE, Apothec;ry, Potomac
'tali, conner of Maryland ayeuue AMI llth street
Isanl:
By CLARKE & BOWLING, 7:h street, between
south u -n: streets. Island;
And 10y JAMES H. STONE corner of 7ih and L
-tr"rts. Northern Liberties, Washington, ID. C.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sep kt-3In-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

UMr. A. B. Wright, printer, and one
of Massachusetts, representatives elect,
gave the hands on the Lowell Courier an
elegant entertainment in that city last
week, where he was pledged y to legis-
late for the protection of pfinters-by
the passage Of an act making newspaper
borrowing a penal offence. That's the
talk. Can't we have such law passed
in all the State Legislatures {! Nothing
like trying.
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wv to our readers Mr. Bull is 2 merchant Of
high character.
SANDY B0TToM MIppLEsEx Co, Va
August 10Th, 1853.
Messrs. Mortimer Mowbray-Cents: You NAV
| think it strange that have taken the liberty to
write you this letter but do under circumstances
Ihai Justify it As you are the Agents for uAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TlNCfuRE, | deem it expadi
nnt to address you this note. hoping it NAV be part
81 the honorable means of giving this medicine no.
toriety which its merits deserve
Being in the habit OF vending medicines which re
late to the Patent and regular system, consider
myself, to soihe extent judge OF the real merit III
many of them. Ny experience teaches lie that
iamptons 1lncture Is a medicine of real merit
n1 intrinsic value. When i this, do not saw
that it is an infabe cure in all eases but mean
to say that champions Tincture" will flvoraby op
crate In all diseases originating from want of prop
secretiOns of the gastric juices bad digestion and
Consequently bad depoSites of animal matter from
that source. believe that many diseases located in
various parts of the system. such Inf anlati. II
ulcers Scrofuia, &c, Sc. originally have their be-
ing IN the stomach. IRON bad food bad Digestion
and con IU-nrlr ii tirpo-iOn5 OF the circu;atjon
20 those parts; AMI Sill believe Hamptous Vesp-
| tn5le lncture will even react i'll those cases
Having found out. myself what it - ] recommend
II to others i'll such cases as have described AMI
have done 1t upon the mo cure no pay svstpn,
ana haze Yet To have the first bottle returned or
tn" first objection about the pay 1T is great pity
people warrant
it in The following cases: (iout. Ehcunats!n InHa
nations, which proceeds from the stomach Sores,
SSrnfua. Dyspepsia long standing of .ue and
Fever; first stop the chill! and then give the Tine
ture-tie li.fcrIjy in this case is not in stojln,
Tie chill INIT iir rutur of IT, this tla Tinst~e vii;
certainty d. In general de'il itat,.is warrant it.
and as sail before have procured Il trial Of it in
this way. which otherwise | could n0t the reopie
have i.eee hunbl@gpi 10y patent rlaicin.s sn long
THAI they are afraid of all This is clearly stomach
medicine, 1T works all its wonders there. aud in all
such cases il is specific if ythng in The world is
Having given the 1incture n fair trial with ny
self. IN my family and ueighltarhooi think | am
Wa ra1ltci Ia waat say about it, and which I do
without any other interest. than the wish to see it
m genera! circulation. and in every LLlI's family,
whore It n;I-ht to h..
fwhat | -ay I've doubted hy any of the afflicted
IN ! thew will write to m" at Sandy Bottom Post OF
ilr. MdieSex county Virginia. stating the nature
of the disease. and recommend il for such case
will warrant 1t, and lift dnr't do -CuI will pay for
thg medicine. TIlDS. II. BULL
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.
NJ. VIM oldham OF 'aithnre custom house, suf
tered these complaints fr Is months. with h,t BODY
and mind seriously affected He cured bv Hamp-
tons Vegetable Encture, nf er other things fllad.
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MORE NEW MUSIC,

DPIMA DONNA WALTZ, by Julien.
Ingomar Polka; Saratoga Polka; Emma Polka
Isabelle, Blanche, Jessie, Claire PoikaS; Forest glade
Polka.
Rainbow Schottsche: Saratoga Schottische, &c.
S,ngs-The grave OF Lilly Dale: love the snow
Mary A tore; Melodies of home; Days OF childhood
Come, dearest, the daylight is gone Take me home
to die, sc.
ks- IammDnd'S Castor Oil Pomade, an article
highly recommended for beautfyiug AMI aiding th,
ro,st th Of the hair. Price 20 jar, also, just
RECEIVED at WIMER'S
Stationery and II usic Store, 9th street
nov q
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DR.. SCHWARTZE'S

Compound EXtfact Oh shFsa aPhT1Ii ~
NEJ Hen other Sarsaparilias and quacherirs have
w hal their day, and have sunk iuto inSig-
milf ,anc Dr. schwari2rs SarsapaTil:a > still per
forming what others OILY professed and have fail ed
III.
Try the above for rheumatism, scrofuia, bronchit-
: IntiamAton of the eyes, impurities OF the blood,
general debility, nc
TO be- hal at SCIWARTZE'S Drug Store, next to
u s. Hotel, and u door from 81 street, Pa. ave.
nov l5--tf
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NEW YORK COFFEE HOUSE,
FIELDS HOTFI,

CAFITOL HILL, " NASNINHTON, D. c,
WILL be opened for the reception of guests on
w Saturday, November 10Th. It is unnecrssa
ry to enumerate the advantages this Hotel possess
over all others in Washington in point Of location
and being also entirely new, aud furnished in The
most modern style. From tie experience the IN
derS gnei has had in the first hotels in New York
city and Saratoga Springs, and also, st Wizards o
tel il this city, he iaters himself that he can make
his NGW HOTEL II comfortable and agreeable HON,
for all who may favor him with their patronage
w. d. FIELD.
Washington, November 18th, 1853.
nov 19-dlm
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IN THE LADIES

T T. EVANS respectfully informs the ladies' that
sbs he has lately received and splendid as.
sortment Of FURS, this day, from Europe, which he
can sell at the lowest price offered, consisting
of Stone Martin Fitch, Rock Martin Siberian SPUR
rel, White Ermine, &c.
- IT f. likewise calls the attention of gentle
IA men to the and fashionable style of HATS
90 that he has just introduced
Pa. ave-, n. side, between 18th and 18th sts
dec 1-lw
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ORNAMENTAL GARDENING.

TOHS .. HUGHES, Gardener ami Florist. corner
- Of and eth street, Island, attends to Garden
ing in its various Branches Grape Niues prunel by
skiful and experienced hands, and new Gardens,
Grass Plots, Carriage Roads, &c laid out.
y. b. .. H., acts rs Agent for several OF the.
most extensive and popular Nurse at the North
All Trees purchased of him, warranted to live II
planted by himself His II ut Trees comprises most
of the varieties adopted and approved 10y the Goa
rress IF fruit Growers for General Cultivation.
uoy 12-tf INTEL
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Dr HOII's Compoand Peach Syrup.

H. t'u.p t'Iut hcS e-tsbii. he'd in universal IA
F"r by - ac1I0w ed ,rt rn>rit, for the cure OF
izl7. c'itS. sroup. hopping cough, AMI every dis
oi Ia throat Iut lungs, il without parallel.
''rf' Li'Hiiy sir5G!i supply Themselves with a
.'ri.y = D. Haifs PEACH SIKUP, to bs USED as
b.. '-.It.vr Ilc liril-
p,>>,.i N Washington 10y C. Statt, d. B. Clarke. W.
~. T. T. +. Davis, J. IL. Stone, Evans, Sylvester,
- :. blt:, Garin4r. anj by the Druggists genoraily
mad.
rF,r" twenty-five cents per bottle.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
COUGH, CONSUMPTION. &c.

Mr.. Henry Niun hal a cough for ) wears; great
weakness &c, bad III all or ph YSicans tliei all
their remedies. but cured Oniv hy
HAIrTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURF
Gail and get pamphlets graiIs with history If di<-
"ryeFy oi tbs wonderful Blood Purifier au;i Sc Ger
thcates "f our own citizens, o trG natSn. Dvspep-
ia Scr"f"is, Liver Compliant, General Heukuess.
Nervousness, ~. ~.
se- Sold by MORTIMER M0WRRAY, IId Bal.
iiniOrr street, Baltimore: aui 3ui broadway, New
Tork; CIAS. SrOTF 4 co, WINER j. g. MOORE
d. B. CLARKE, CLARKE Il BOWLING, ". Ell
LOFT, and II. MCPHERSON, Washington: also bv
K >. F. CiSSELl., Georgetown: and C. c. BERRY,
AgXanlria. son %
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NEW MILLINERY,

Al MISS MORELY wi8hss TO inform the Ia
$rS he7 that she has just returned from n. York
- With large supply of fashionable goods. and
thrir attention before purchasing elsewhere.
i.t rooms the north side Of Pa avenue, lear
Wsnted-sevsrsl good MnIinsrs.
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The Boston transcript fears this pro-
posed Convention at Syracuse, like too
many others, will only end in-smoke,
but if the members should succeed in
improving the quality of cigars, their
praise would be in every body's mouth.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
e. NJ. .BOTELER, Practical Gas-Ftt.
and Pin her.

,SDutI,Oest corner Of 9th and d streets,
rs prepared at all times to supply the public gene
rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES, of
the latest styles and patterns, the most reason
able terms.
Churches Hotels, or any public or private build
ings fitted up with q AS PIPES aud FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for DR.. Kidder's Pdtest Gas Regulator,
which for economy and superior light, should be pos
sesssd By all consumers Of gas sep 22-tf-
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Nh. kNABE. III. GAEHLE. ED. BETS.
First Premium Grand and Sauar.
Pianos.

fsESS& KNARE. GAElILE & GO, manuf.ctur.
: ! 'rrs. Nos !. :. &, . and II, FntaT street.
Baltimore. Il. &. wodid respectfully call ruhli,
attention to the great valirt? III l!,er IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finish ~. v hir. for durability
de!caey of touch, 1rllaucy or tone they believe are
not surpassed by any no" manufactured. . ndGi
ton T. the fir7; Premium awarded them by the Ma
rylaEd Institute III iA+S an,. iSIa they IN rse ed
the h'Gli'Si cnc"miurs of the most cmient artists
who used these instruments far Their Concerts. Al
of our St class prorssors n,d AmcteuTs in Ia,
city, who have highly recommends, them.
e. u mos HINED. OF IL