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THOs. ECkHARDT, Confeettoner.

fhrhrr FGad 9TH s'T>'iS near TIE Itfent Office,
Two whom was awarded the First Diploma for Con-
fectionarv at tho great exhibition of the Metro
Poll'an A"cnHncS' Institute takes this III ,thod Of
inviting the attention Of his customers and the pub
nc generally to his fine stock of Confectionery both
Foreign and Domestic, for the coming season.
Having he'd years Of experience in furnishing
Ball. Parties. anu Private Entertainments, he feels
confident of giving satisfaction TO all who may favor
him with a call.
7. S-Ice Cream at a reduced price. All orders
LETT rs above will receive prompt attention.
Also, two furnished Rooms for rent.
nov 2S-eoHt
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TO TIE LADIES.

I T. EVANS respectfully informs the ladies that
- he has lately received new anil splendid as.
sortment Of FURS. this day, from Europe, which he
can sell at tie lowest price offered consulting
OF Stone Martin, Fitch, Rock Martin, Siberian Saur
rel, White Ermine Dc.
n, j. T. 4. likewise calls the attention of gentle
ID men to the and fashionable style Of HATS
% that he has just introduced.
Pa. ave. n. side between 18th and 18th sts
dee l--1w
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Latest from Havana.

NEW YORK, Dec. So M.-The steam
er Black Warrior has arrived from Ha-
vana with dates to the Goth ult. General
Peznla was expected hourly The MUIR
derer of the Spanish actress Taron at the
theatre. has been sentenced to the garrote.
Mr.. Clayton, the American consul, had
arrived.
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Railroad Accident.

WHITEHALL. n. Y, Dec. 5.--Last
night, near this place; freight train of
twenty-five cars ran over COW, throwing
the engine sad several of the cars from
the track. The engineer, Mr.. M'Mullen.
was killed, and tNo cars full Of hegs
pitched into the canal.
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EDWARD C. DYER.
IMPORTER OF HAVANA SFGARS.

AND DEALER
W IN i s ND LTQUORS,
pennsylvania avenue, between 9TH and 18th streets
nave constantly hand French, German. and
Native SPARKLING and still Wine, OF choiccs brands:
hran"its, Glus Scotch, Irish and other & hisbie.
non"on ana scotch Ales and Brown Stout Cordial
Wine Stora " " " ~
RS-SEGARS-SEGARS,
na'lng an experienced agent in Havana whose
JauSnert may be implicitly relied on, shall here
r Nv IN he monthly receipt of 80 600 of the choice.
y, nessrs manufactured on the Island of Cuba,
10 samples Of which now invite the attention CT
cOnnOiseurs.
Now IN Store, 10000 Washington Club and FL siglo
u UT, received by the Schooners Japanica and
Eizaaeth JAM of Phil.delnhis l,hl l. Son owners
Persons wi hing to procure anv particular brand.
can 10 so on application to me, as have shipments
every TWO weeks EDWARD C. DYER.
nov 20-dl0t- UntN
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SUEfi I;ON ENLIST,
DHlNG compelled to remove from his old stand
ID on account Of the lnndlady making different
arrangements this winter he takes this rra9rtuut v
to inform hir friends aud the public Of Washington
and vicinity that he has taken convenient fron.
apartments on eth street, Z. whera he viii con
t;nue permanently &c perform ell operations in Zen
tai Surgery in the most scientific manner. lie re-
turns his thanks to them for the liberal patronage
he has heretofore received, ard trusts his rnputa
ton and skill for the continuance OF the same
All operations warranted.
nov 2S-eo1ma
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4N- There Ia no better time than The preseDt t.
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in want Of superior low priced spperel
we would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known =, NOAH WALKER'S MAR
BE HALL CLOTH ING EMPORIUM, Browns build
ing where they he suited with every variety and
style of clothing. Their heautifsi ard well scected
stock consists in part Of fine black and fancy ooored
coth rock. sack aud dress coats: superior plain and
fancy 'imers business frocks and sacks; rich
almhs, paetat' and sack overeoats: with the best
selection Of fine back doeskin and fancy cashmere
pants, cut velvet silks, satin, cashmere and plush
vests Also, shirts, collars, drawers, socks cravats
handkerch'efs, suspenders, gloves, undershirts, &C.
All OF which they will sell lower than any other
house in this or any other city We would also call
the attention Of ladies to their complete assortment
OF Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
always on hand
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The viii ~ Senator R.herton

BoSToN Dec. 3.-Hon. C. G. Athcrtou.
recently deceased, hast left eight Thousand
dollars to President Pierce, and the bulk
ef his property, upwards of $50, 900, to
his wife and cousins.
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Dress Caps and Head Dresses.
AIDES In want Of the above goods will do we'll
- TO give NE a call, as l wish to close out the
present stock on hand
loo Dress Caps, 81 to 81 Is
100 do do 5U:. 70 15c
Plain do Csc tn Soc
100 Mourning Caps. soc. to 81 %.
large lot of Head Dresses, soc to 81 IS
nov ac-eost lint and Union a. TATK,
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Bargains-Call GET Them.


l HAVE IN store fine and large assortment of
l. FInbroiderirs, Ribbons, Laces, Edgings, Flow
crs, 6e.. consisting in part Of
1000 worked Collars. from 1214c. So
Muslin fmbd Habits and Sleeves
DO do Ficunciugs ard rand.
20 do Caps and Cuffs
Do DO Intcrtirgs aud E!sirgs
CaHhTic do Hahis 4 Sleeves
Do do E"nds iloarcings
De dc skirts. cheap
Infant do Waist md Caps
Embd Uandk'is, 81 re. to g.
L"ce Emhd Habits, Sleeves, and Collars
do DO Collars and Cans
MOURNING GOODS.
Chemi'etts & Sleeves TO match
Black Craze Chemisetts and Sleeves Icmb'd)
do do Collars do
A large assortment of Collars. sleevrs, Il Hand.
kerchsfS suits BILE for uln;,rnuE
NETS. &c.
Pain snd figured Bobiuet for sars & Sleeves
Fancy Emh'd Nets do do
Thread Illusions.
n. B.-White and solorpd TarIe;ons, Musl;ns
plain and dotted Swiss Musins: Cembric, Jaconet
Plaid, Book, Null. and Nainsook Muslins: Cardin,I
aud Bishop Lawns: Laccs and Edgings every style)
A. TATE.
Pa. ave, bet. 10th and lltl sis.
nov 3o-eost lint Union
TUST RECklvED-s0O 900 feet North Carolina
~ Timber comprising 81 and inch joi.t 40 80
40, AL ia. el2 and SIS .illing md framing Rim
bar, and 1910, 1912, 12l2 and 1914 Cirlprs: IL OOO
feet OF 21alZ whits pine ioist. which with large
soTtnent Of building timber Of all qualities. We offer
the National Observatory
nov -9-"o3. II. n. 4 J. w RASEY.
AlslNs, ALMONDS, rIGs, &c.
~ % whole. half, and quarter Eox Raisius
I.oOo lbs 'oft shell Almonds
lup do har'I do do
1900 do Walnuts Filbcr;s and crcor, N,t,
fral' Dates
AZ bushels Ground Nuts
81 drums Fig.
bhis. Cranhprrips
Just received and fnr sale low nv
BARBOUR / sEMMrS.
La avenue, opposite Bank of Washington
dec 1-enSt
VII Il r. = T., MACK s..REL, HIrtK-
Y WHEAT. &c.
100 boxes prime Cheese
100 bbls No. and is Mackcrel
do No do
IS bags Buckwheat
% kcgs prime Butter for family use
$500 It's. Grand Eank Goldfish
20 brI's scaled Hc-rinCs
90 do Sperm and Adamantne Candies
60 do Mould do
Just received and for sale low by
BARBOUR Il SEMMES.
La avenue, between 9th snd eth sits
uer cont opp Bank of Washington.
TEA, COFFEE, FLOUR, SC.
i 80 half chests Gunpowder Imperial. Youno
Hyson, and Powchong Teas
90 bags Java, Maraeaibo, and Rio Coffee
80 bb's. Family and Superfins Flour
10 boxes Pearl Starch
IS gross Matches
80 gr IS Backing
- hUI. Painted buckets
40 doz BrOOms and Whsks
Just received and FIR sale low by
BARBOUR a SEMNES
La. avenue, between 9Th and 9TH SIS
dsc A-s'e' opp. Bank of Washington.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

4 LIZ persons in want OF Musical Instruments will
~ do we'll to call and examine our very select as
s"rtment Of Guitars. Vioirs, Flutes, Accoideons,
BaDjo's and Taulbnui ines.
Also, Tuning Forks, Pegs Bows, Rosn Italian
Strings, &c, ali OF which will sell at remarkably
low prices. j. +. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th 5 reefs.
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Prize Fighter Arrested

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-Dominic Brad
lev. the victor in the recent prize-fiSht
with Sloan, has been arrested by the mar
shal's police.
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STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS.
GRAY & BALLANTYNE, Book sellers. 9TH street,
" have just received Jorge lot of superior Cap
and Letter Paper, at all prices from 81 80 TO So so
per ream.
Adhesive Envelopes from 81 to So per thousand.
Note Paper of all kinds, Fancy Envelopes, &c.
Blank books.
Ledgers, Day Books, and Journals, all sizes.
Copy Books, very aue assortment, plain and fan
cy binding.
Memorandum Diaries for 1sb4
Superior GoiG rtns.
Steel Pens from 15c to 81 per gross
Drawing Books and Cards, reiicis and Crsyoas.
Mcnocbromati. boarts
Visiting Cards. &c.
GRAY & RALLANTYNE.
doc . 9Th street. near old Follows Hall.
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E'oR SAL E-0r exchange for property in
l. Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria, a
very desirable tract OF land. containing lie acres, w.
ing in Alexandria county, Va. about : y miles w,.st
Of Georrctown. and miles i ON the centre Of this
city, adjoining the land lately owned by y. A. Brad
icy, Esq. More than one half the land il covered
with good wood and chestnut timber II is most
healthy place, and may bo male beautiful Summer
s,'nce, alorling tinG yirf Of Georgetown and
Washington. or a profitable market ana dairy farm.
III" soil and situation We! aiaiel to TIE -rnwth
Of Ia" vine and ali kinds ct fruit. Apply al this Of
lice 10: further information. nov lift
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G. RTRGE

IT AS this day opened fine assortment of Gents
Ill FURNISHING GOODS under Wiilard's Hc
tel comprising almost every article requisite for the
Gentleman's Toilet, among which NAV lie found
Hats Caps. Gloves, Hosiery. Shirts md Collars SILK
Wool, and Cotton Tnsershirs and Draws Shawl.,
Robes de Chambre, Canes SILK and Cotton umhrcl-
las, DC 2I-1y
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-05

~ MRS T. GREGG will open handsom. AZ
Ss ttsortrnefIs Of Paris Millinery on Thursday, ssr'
F>6 Eth instant, over Geo. >. Aliens Store, be
tween 9th and Il IN streets. the north side Of Pa
avenue whore she respectfully invites the attention
of the ladies Of Washington and Georgetown.
nov lis
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Hs- The ininitahls rHnMpsnN /. daiiip

~ The ininitahle THOMPSON ia daily engaged
in taking those Wonderful STgREOSCOPK POR-
TRAITS. which are winning for him such an enva-
hle reputation. THOMPSON has many imitators,
hut bis pictures are ahead of all rivalry IL the
public wish for Portraits possessing all the attributes
Of PERFECTION, brilliant but untnding, let them try
THOMPSON. His pictures. as Pope said Of his
friends Will bloom in their colors for a Thousand
yearsE His dnllery is on Pennsylvana avenue,
between ~ and 9th streets. Try him.
noyl1-t.
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q. s. Senator from Vermont.

MoNrprnAR, Dec. 5.-Forty ballots
have been had in the Legislature result
ing in no choice.
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few York Markets.

NBw YoRt. Dec. S, P. M.-Stocks un-
changed. Cotton duff. Flour unchanged
lO, 900 bbls. sold. Wheat unchanged
90 900 bushels sold. Corn unchanged
$4,000 bushels sold. The steamer has
not yot arrived.
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| osW-on the I'D instant near the carriage step
AT General Henderson, door. blue Medallion
bracelet. A reward will be given to the finder il
left at Calls, pcnnsy lvania avenue
nov :0-3t
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washington. Nov, SIs53,

II FGrNBD BUSINESS AGAIN.--Having pur-
II .fed of Mr.. Il. r. Miller his entire stock ofGro
rpries Tie subscriber respectfully announces 10 his
orlnA PATRONS and citizens generally that he has re-
commen,"t ."Afctt sautisinr at his old established
stand corner Of 7th efrd streets, occupied by him
for the last five years.
Thankful for the liberal ratTo1acs hfr'trsorp nX-
tended to me, should be glad TO have The minor of
serving my former customers and others. assuring
them that courtesy, promptitude, and fair dealing
shall characterize my every effort TO please all and
win their regards and hy adding to this constant
and well selected stock of fresh FAMILY GROCER
les procured from the best Northern markets and
sold at inducing and uniform prices, hope by dill
gent attei,iGii 10 business TO merit share Of the
public patronage. JOHN II. JOHNSON.
Grocer, corner Of eth aud II ctreets,
nov l2-lm Opposite General Pest Office.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-05

GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS.
( MAS ii. LANE has now the honor of Informing
~ hi mum, rous friends and patrons iu and out
of Congress that his stock is large and complete in
every department, embracing all articles usually
kept ~ frs class furnishing establishment.
Gentlemen are spoctfuiIv so:i~ied 10 call and
ex"nine my stcck. which will he cEevrfully exhibit
ed AZ all times Moderate prices and fair dealing
may b. relied upon LANES
Fashionable Hat. Cap, and Gents Fur
nislins Establishment, Pa. av., near & st.
dcc2-2w
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H'r9 Fi:hi-cn SATURDAY. night one Of the Guards
meaning nard swearing and hard namrs called on the
corner Of 0i street and the venue went to the SPOT
and found Young gentleman in conflict with a lamp
post Nc fought hard, and had fair play, TIL the
Waterman Intcrfcrcd and took him I. m. cuard
mouse, where h" w's required to pay fine and costs
FOX his conduct
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BOARDING.

DOAHDING Mrs NJ A. FOWLER has taken
ID the house formerly occupied by Mrs. Deity, on
street, between 12th and 18th streets, and is now
month Her terms will be moderate and etefy effort
will be made TO render her guests comfortable.
dec 2-st*
BOARDING Mrs. Il. T. DUVALL. having COM
ID pleted the arrangement Of her house. il now
prepared to receive boaTders by the day. week, or
month. Her terms will he ,modsrs;e, and evsrv eff
fort will he made to render her guests comfortable
Location rearly opposite Browns Hotel. OYER Hoov-
or & Son : Shna Store na1 Costa s:2w
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The Cincinnati Forgery Case
Elacfinn Of Judges.

CINCINNATI. Dec 3.-The verdict IN the
Kissans sergery case been sustained.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-05

John COLLINS, 10y about II years OF
~ age and recently student Of Washington
Seminary, lef his home on the 2Ith of last October
and has not since been heard of. Any information
respecting him will BE- THANK fully received by lis
grandmother. Mrs Calnan, two doors north OF the
Baptist Church, on 10th St, between E and T.
dee 1T
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A1~ The MI'yiond Institute, have awarded WHITE
HURST another Medal for his superior Daguerhnypns.
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition at which he
he has received the highest award given by this In
.ttute. IL you want your likeness taken, go to
WnTrEHUssTS lie makes ikeneases. mt characters
ut his gallery between Four and and 9Th street
pennEYlyauia aTanue
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WANTED.-I wish to hire good COOK at fair
w wages. Apply AT the north east corner of 9th
and streets. dec 5--lt*-
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AeT NHf-.-We were somewhat sratifcd and
halicre on Saturday last hy listening to piece OF
msic GetIcated 10 IL, entitled the {. Star chot.h
N7't>, composed ~ Professor J. A. G'Schwend.
OF si' city I'm o. lively, pleasing aud e1liiiraiing
ehaE'eisr. and cannot fail tn become popular in III.
hal rooa and AT private assemblies. Mr.. John r.
Ellis, Pennsylvania avsaus, Is the publisher, an en-
'srfrlslns youn. man, he being The fr.i, and only
one IN this city that has sver published music on his
own account.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-05

HOTTON AND WOOL HOSE.---English and Ger
~ man Hose Of superior and ordinary qualities
Also. Merino apd Atwood Goods. in various qualities
and sizes Our assortment of Hosiery is complete and
prices moderate ct STEVENS Sales Room,
nov :}0-3tif Browns Hotel,
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WANTS.

" ANTED.--A BOY to Learn the barhermg husi-
w ness. Inquire of Edward L. Dawson, Barber
and Hair Dresser, 9th street door north of II.
der S-lts-
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For LniirS ANA G>ht'rn,rn
FINHE NEW ENGLAND CARD WRITER has ar
rived AT the z. Hotel. and offers his services
to Members Of Congress Officers OF the Army spd
Navy, and strangers generally who will find it very
necessary to have few cards in their pockets in ma
king calls upon their FRIENDS and tire public depart.
mcnts. Ladies and gentlemen invited to call
and procure specimens. dec 1-3ts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-05

M Il. ID. GILMAN, Druggist, has for sale
Medicinal LIQUORS, such as Brandy, Pert, and
sherry, which can be relied pure. being i'm
isrted expressly for medical uses. Also, agent for
Wolfe'a Aromatic Schnsnns
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-05

CtIILDREN'S AND INFANTS HATS. CAPS, and
" Flats OF all colors STYLES, qualities, and prices
n large and superior assortment row on hand. and
cheap for cash At LANES
Fashionable Hat and Cap Store,
fennsy lTania avenrr, near ~ street
dar
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SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF THR
JOURNEYMEN STONE CUTTERS,

rINIIE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS have
i the honor to announce to their Friends and the
public generally that their SECOND A Nm UAL
BALL will be- given at jackson Hall, on MONDAY,
December 9Th, 1853.
No pains or expense will be srarrd 10 make this
he toa Of the season. I he programme will consist
ot choice selection of the mort popular dances md
Pop goes the Weasel" will be introduced fr The
first time in this city.
iLs bali will open by The hand playing the ''sions
Cutters Grand Mnrrh," gotten w tor the occasion.
thRnttce Of Arrangements.
Joseph VI Kelly, .iohn ksSeX.
William Walarh, William CUsgrsve,
ChaS Edmonds. John McElroy,
Danisl 0'Rrien, Eenjamin Wright
William Dougherty, atrick Bowie
hell McCachnie, Andrew j Klerlina,
Willisn G Ngan, Andrew Balm,
John Doughan, Michael Murphy,
James Guild.
Floor MGaGger-Jos NJ Kelly
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman
and ladies; to be lad at th usual places and at the
door on the evening of the ball.
Floor Manager-white ro>ette.
Reception Comnittee-blue rosette.
Committee lefreshments-red resettes
nov 19-dtb
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FRENCH SONGS.

A RECORD OF TIE BOSTON STAGE, by VIM.
n W. Clapp, junior editor CT the Boston Evening
Post.
review Of a discourse occasioned by the Death of
Daniel Webster, preached at the Melodeou, on Sun
day oct II, 1852. nv Theodore Parker, Minister OF
tie 2sth Congressional Society IN Rust"n, by Junus
Americans.
Lncy Herbert: OF. the Little Girl who womb have
IN Education, by Es.elle Just received at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
dec 2 bookstore, near 9th IT..
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~ HAWIS-SHAWIS.-A good assortment OF Gen
y tlsncns ShaWls Just received at
BIRGE'S
dec / Wizards Hotel.
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30 Joe SbflifnEton receives all The NEW
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS fast A. published. He
II agent fer iiarprr's and all the other Magazines
and our readers Will always find large and good as
sortncn oi Blank Books aud Stationery ut his Rock
store, oieon Building, corner of street and Penn
sylvanla avenue. aug 10
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EgARpER'S MAGAZINE for Decem-
L her, received and for sale at the Washington
Puhica ion Office,
JOE SHILLISGT0N'S bookstore.
iIarper's Magazine for December commences
volume which is made up Entirely Of original mat
ter. Its constant and rapid increase in public IA
vor, as shown by the fact that this volume co!u
mences with the xampled edition of 49,. 900
copies.
Single numbers for sale subscriptions received,
and delivered in any part Of the city. Agency at
jos sEILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. ave. and ~ ct, OLeon Building.
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NEW GOODS-JUST HECEIvED.

FVHnE ladies' of Washington and its vicinI are re-
l. .pectfully invited to call snd examine spiFn-
did assortment of Dry Goods which will he sold very
low for cash. The following is part OF the stock
on hand:
Cambria Etgings. Swiss do. Camtric Bsrds. %
Sleeves. E.ntroidared and plain do. Lace enbrolG'
cred hsndk f.. collars, from 6i cents to s. 80. Lace
falls silk tIite, Kid gloves, and many other arti
ces too numer1ds II mention.
B.. TATE.
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FpnoT.-1tl, runored here, that a man who re-
sides on En-. ,h Hill, went "a Alexandria Yesterday
ann met bis wife ~ company with person no had
excited his jealousy. !Ir Immediately drew re
'oiver and Sr-d iouf times, Tho balls taking effect in
the BODY Vi his wfcs conrasion, KILN, him i'm
media,sly.
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LNOk sALE-Iwo fine HORSES At Nr Cow
Il ling's Stable, on G, between 18th and li,b SITS
They belong to a private gentleman, and offered
for sale only bccause he contmpates leaving for the
c;untry.
Mr.. Cowlins vii! show them md stnte the price.
nov l2.-I
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IL FOR tEAT-Thc BUILDING be-
H:S irI finished, the northeast corner of 7th st.
and Louisiana avenue. in his city.
The first floor has been constructed for a Banking
Establishment. Of marble, 18th vaults. &C. and two
stores on 9TH street. The basement is constructed
20 embrace all the modern conveIiences for Res
>aurant, in copns1ion with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters provisions, dc. The restaurant com
muniCates both from III and out doors with the &C.
"cnd story, which is composed Of fouc rooms. CON-
nu" icatn, through ample folding doors. far tho SC
cc!nm9aton Of either large s1rali private parties
Should the secout StCTJ-r~d be taken in connection
with ia" restaurant The roollS sill he routed for &c
fees. The 'hiri tory embraces nearly the whole
"XtGnt of the building, ana y we'll adGrtpd for \
commod"nS biil;ard-Turm for three tables. The
fourth story embraces the whole extent uf the build
ing, and is well adapted for printing or ar
m0ry, and if not rented, will be reserved for meet
ing exhibition room. Gas and wate- and all the
mo fern Improvements have been introduced on
each floor of this building, and its position situate.
in the very heart Of the most business portion of
Washington, Ilust insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to, or ad iress
$. c. BARNEY,
Estreet, between 9th and 9TH sts., Washington.
sep 1T--entf-
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HALIFAX, y. S., Dec. 3.-1l p. M.-We
have had thick fall Of snow this even
ing.
No signs Of the Europa at this post
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have tindly and generously patrOnised me during
ne time | was .ensaged in business at the above
name,l corner will gar that it will afford me great
plea SIRE If tfav will 6ontilt- their dealings with
The present proprietor, Mr.. II. JOHNSON who is wor
til q heir cent fenc", and who viii extend 70 them
rrcrv sccommGdt;tfaa T. p. MILLER.