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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02
HUNTING A TESTIMONIAL.
BY JOHN Jones. JR.


Sf JOHN JONES' JR.
aDoetor," said Il mn with thin, sallov
counlenance, pale lips. and leaden ewes
coming up to the counter ef a drug store il
B4'limore. some Years aen-"D ,c,or. ",
befn reading your advertisement, about th,
Eaisar-al Restorcr and Bslsam Of Life.
aHd Il rbsi Mr. John J5hnson's testimon,
IS To be relied on. It ought 10 sui, my ease
| II. in describing his on fIrrings. he ha
le4scifv described mine. b. I've spent s
Hsch maaey op medicine to no purpose
| that am tired uf being hainbupgad. 50 i
au'ii inst tell me whore | c3n fad III,
Ar :. ltnson. I'll give him b cal. ia ikt
ia know il he's real llesh and blood man
You don't mean To insinuafe that f.
rae tes,imonia?" replied the man oI
medicine, with sama slight show Of iudig.
nation.
.Oh, M. don't insinnate ANYTHING a
Il. d4ctnr." answered The pale looking
mn. .B0i ia like H. see this M. John
-sn. and have Iittle talk With him"
..Yau can dn that. If .au'!i take the trou
nle To cs.ii on him" said tie doctor in an
Thand way.
.Whcre can find him?, asked the man
"lle lives little way out Of town;
4hout three miles on the Frederick turn
pibe..
.sh2 So far?'
"Yes. Go out till YOU come to the thre,
mile stone: then keep on 10 the frs, roac
turning of 10 the right, along which vol
in 90 about quarter Of mile, whet
ni will see brick house. Mr.. Johnson
lives there.n
The thin salIow faced man bowed AM
retired. As he left ibe store, the docln
ave low chuckle, and then said hal
aIou1--
II guess he won't try to find this Mr.
Tohn J6hnson.''
Bot he was mistaken. Three hours af
terwards the sick man entered The shop
and sinking upon chair, with an expires
sion of wearincss, s4id il frctiul tone--
.WeH, doctor. I've been out where yo,
said. but no John Johnson lives there"
"Mr. Johnson lives at the place to whicl
directed you," said The doctor, positively
| But The man shook his head.
You wen, OH, the Frederick road to th'
lir,e mile stone 2"
| .Ycs."
"And turned Of on the first road on th'
le(, hand side?"
"You told me The righ, hand side!' saic
he man.
"Oh! There's the mistake" replied the
doctor, with an air OF man who had jus
discovered very maierial error. by whlct
n inporian, result wa. affected. 81 toll
Oh 10 ,urn fl 10 the left"
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IOWA APPOINTMENTS.

Dubuque Land Office, George NJ. Henry,
Register, and Patrick Quigly Receiver.
Fl, Des Moines Land Office, r. l..
ridrick Register, and Thomas A. Walker
Receiver.
Fairfield, Land Office, James Thompson
REGISTER, j. w. Culbertson Receiver.
Warner Lewis, OF Dubuque, Surveyor
General Of lows and Wisconsin.
N. nj Bright, Post Master At Fairfield.
Stephen Osborn, Post Master at Otlum-
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The BIBLE.-.-iiow comes 1t that thl'
little volume, composed by humble men
IN rude age, when AIT and science wcre
bn, ia their childhood, has eyerted NOR
Influence on tie human mind and on tht
ss,ri,t system than all the other books pa
together? Whence comes it that this book
nas achieved such IN marvellous changes II
the opinion Of rnankina--hns hanIshed I'd"
wnrship-has abolished lnlanIcde-- f.,
ont down pnlF gamN aud divorce -eXhlter
the cundllan ot womt raised IN" STAND
lrd Of public rlIty erected for iam'Ie
tht blessed thing, a Christian home-atd
caused its oher tfiumpbs.b by causing benes
dent institutions, open and expansive,
sprlng upas with the wand OF enchautmeht
What sort Of book is this, that even tht
winds and waves Of hnman passions obey
it? Wha, other engine # social improve
nen, has operated so long. and yet los
neue of its virtue? Since il appeared
many boas,ed plans of amciora'ion has'
heen lred and fa'ed, many codes Of iurl~
prudence have arisen and run their courses
nd expired Empire after empire hs.
been launched upon the tide of time, anf
gone down, leaving no trace upon the W.
tcrs. But this book is still going about do
ne good, Icavening society with its holN
principles, cheering the sorrowiul with IL
Iconsolation, strengthening the tempted
calming the troubled spirit, aud smoothing
The pillow Of death Can such book b.
The offspring Of human genius? Does no
the ynslness Of its effects demonstrate tht
exceilency oftho power to be OF God?
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We arc under obligations to Mr.. X
Lord, Purser of the Promeibeus. and to III
Express Agents Of Bedford & Co, Greg
ory e. Co, Adams q, Co, and Wells, Far
90 g. Co., for the prompt delivery OF oul
files.
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Court Housn Burnt. The new sui
stantial Cour, House in keosaqns was Ell
tirelv DESTROYED bv fire on the 10Th ms
We have no particulars.
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nR. !. M. WITHERWAX

Would inform his old friends and the publ, gen
sraig. that he will attend (as III former years
upon all who may desire his services.
Office on B ady Street, 3 doors below Second.
Res dencc on 81 street between Main and Haui-
son. opposite the Presbyterian Church.
Daven port. 10th May, 1888
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Say, Caesar Augustus, why am your legs
ike an organ grinder?
Don't know, Mr.. Sugarloaf, why is they
Cos they carry monkey about the
streets.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

JESSE HuTCnlNsoN DEAD.-Jesse Hutch
inson, of the "Hutchinson Family" died on
Sunday last, at Water Cure establish
ment near Cincinnati.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

ndhn We have now on hand . large assortment
Of Ladies' Double and Single Sole Black and
Bronze tipped and foxed CATERS. ranging
In price from 81 % up. Ladies' fine Kid, Mo
rocco and Satin Slippers case Ladies' french-heeled
Gsiters. Misses double sole black and b onze Gait
er Boots; Misses fancy enamelled Leather Jenny
Lind Boots, Morocco and Kid Welt Boots. For gentle
men, have the largest stock OF double and single
sole Patent Leather and French Calf, Morocco Kid,
and Cloth-top Congress Caters, Oxford and Union
Ties, to be found in the city. We would say to ALL
csli aud examine stock before purchasing else
where. HARRIS GRIFFIN,
nov % st ps av. bet 9th and 10th sts
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
Additional European News.

~~AsAVneA cUiVf,0ou 0eWS.
BosToN, Nov. 27.-Letters per steamer
Canada from Constantinople say that
another million of paper money had
been issued. IL was also stated that
Selim Pacha had crossed the Russian
frontier in Asia, and that news was
hourly expected Of a decisive battle hav.
ing been fought, which would probably
decide the campaign.
The Russians have only 1000 fight
ing men in the principalities.
The general impression prevailed that
Russia would be defeated.
The Turks had taken by storm Cher
kedy, in Asia.
Advices from Rome state that the ex-
citing news from the banks of the Danube
has created some excitement among the
young soldiers of the French army of
occupation, and also among the oldest
veterans in the service, and that numer-
Gus applications have been transmitted
TO the competent authorities for permits
sion TO witness the operations of the
Turkish army.
The Dresden Journal contains some
details of the military preparations Of
Russia. Besides the three corps in the
Danubian Principalities and Bessarabia,
there is fourth movable corps in Volpy-
MIA and Podelia, and large masses Of
troops are concentrated in other places.
AT Krementshuck are eight regiments of
cuirassiers and four regiments of lancers,
and eight regiments of dragons are sta.
toned at Charkoco. Besides these, there
are numerous corps of Cossacks ready to
take the field. Large bodies of troops,
too, are marching to reinforce the army
under Prince Worouzoff.
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sCHIEDAM sCHNApPs.

lust received, large supply of the above superb
y or medicsted cordial. This preparation il adm
raby adapted to all diseases arising from an imperfect
distribution OF the blood. Indigestion, general de-
blity, and such diseases which are CONSEQUENT uron
sluggish habits and sidenary life, it promotes the
secretions and establishes healthy equilibrium in
the whole arterial system.
To be had wholesale or retail, at SCHWARTZ'S
drug store next tn u s. Hotel and Sd door east from
Sd street, Ia avenue. Z
Il noy15--tf. ~
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TO Lazy AMATEURS

Joseph II. CARVER, THE NEW ENGLAND
u TEACHER OF CHROMATIC AND PASTEL
PAINTING, would say to the ladies of Washington
and vicinity, that he has just opened in this
city, where he intends to establish a per,nanen Mt
School OF DEsIGS afordipg pupils opportunity of
acquiring thorough knowledge Of DRAWING SKETCH
ING AND PAINTING. If the people of W ashingtan will
manifest an interest In this enterprise, Mr. Carver
will spare no pains or expense to make his Academy
what you would have it, permanent useful and arts
TIC MIR. C is now ready toform ella ses at his rooms
opposite jackson Hall, Pa. avenue between Sd and
~ sts. where he will be happy to receive calls from
a. m. to p m.
Terms and references given at bis rooms
nOy26-2w& -F-.-
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Phalon,s Hair Inyieorator

I an article in which cleansing and purifying
i wash is beautifully blended with a most delicate
silky and glossy moisture for the hair, never before
attained, and is infinitely better than oil grease
1t clears the pores of the skin, healthy &C.
ton of the blood vessels, nerves. &C. which free the
hair, thereb preventing badness and grey hair en-
trey frees the skin from Scurf, Dandruf and other
cutaneous diseases, and restores the hair that has
fallen of or become thin. Ladies will find the In
vigorator great addition to the toilet both on &C.
count of its delicate and agreeable perfume and the
great facilities 1t affords in dressing the hair.
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE,
nov D. Tth street
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MRpICAL CARD.

hrs. R. ]. HUNTER, physicians fer diseases
IL of the chest, &c ) beg to announce that they
Ill remove to New York on the 9Th Of December
next. thereafter as they shall have CON-
pleted desired professional arrangements in regard
to their practice In Washington and Baltimore The
motive Of this change is that of heing more central
and easy of access to those visiting them from dis
tant parts of the Union.
DR.. Jam S Hunter will, during the winter, visi,
professionally, St. Augustine, Jacksonville, and the
principal resorts for nvsids on the southern coast
DR.. Robert Hunter will visit Washington and Bal
timore professional business once In each month
after December.
Win be published In January next an American
edition Of Sir Charles Scudamore's work on IuA ala
ton, with an Introduction" 'Notesn and an Al
pendix, by R. Hunter. NJ. n. C.e.
omes-l2th street, hstwscn g and n. nsv n
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ORNAMENTAL GARDENING.

TOliS O. HUGHES, Gardener and Florist corner
u of and eth streets, Island. attends to Garden
ing IN its various branches. Grape Vines prunei by
skIilful nj exrerlcneed bends, and new Gardens,
Grass Plots, Carriage Roads, DC laid out, -
n. B.-J. D. H., acts Agent for several of the
most extensive and popular Nurs cries at the North
All Trees purchased Of him, warranted to live if
planted BY himself His Fiuit Trees comprises most
of the varieties adopted and approved by the Con
gress of Fruit Growers for General Cultivation
nov 22-tf Intel
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Arrival Of the City of Glasgow,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-The screw
steamship City of Glasgow, from Liver
pool on the 9th inst, arrived here at noon
to-day, with three hundred passengers.
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New York Market,

New YORK, Nov. %, p. M.-Flour
advancing. Western Sc S7i sc 93i.
Howard street 81 12k a 81 IS. 10000
bbls. sold. 10000 bushels of wheat sold
to-day. Michigan at 81 20 a 81 "A.
Southern red 81 60. White corn 81 a
50 cents. Cotton advancing. Stocks
declining. Money easier.
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81 There is no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in want of superior or low-prced apparel
we would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known as NOAH WALKERS MAR
BILE HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Browns build
Ing where they can be suited with every variety and
style Of clothing Their beautiful ard well selected
stock consists In part of fine black and fancy coored
cloth rock. sack and dress eats; superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frocks and sacks; rich
talmas paletats and sack overcoats; with the best
selection of hne black doeskin and fancy cashmere
pants, cut velvet silks, satn cashmere and plush
vests. Also, Shirts collars drawers, socks, cravas,
ALI 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 hand.
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$4,000
WORTH OF SEASONABLE DRY GOODS


TO BE NUN OFF AT COST.
/ consequence Oh Mr. u. W: 1Ehbi having pufi-
ness 10 stsesd 10 In ehe states OF massachusetts,
anu New FORK, wnich requires nus personal atten-
uon; we snai commence on moNpAi next, no
feniper ., 10 run OH me WHO'RE SUCK at Cost, ioi
sSsa. Ihere VIII re no humoue or mistAke aoout
Tue n,tnr On me to"ote so"c1 #es " e.oseu otn "
nte na.dos 81 Redt moaHt. PERSONS "ihihg IN
TuopS az 20 per cent. lcss 'nan osaa, prices viii
PIE; eau ana eAamihe cur AR sso,s, as my
wiz Hni IL comPieoe IN every auo nesI'y
AL All, Of sne STOCK new; having been bought turing
'iie ias' TWO m"buis-
our STOCK CONSISTS IN part Oh
90 pieces Ingram Caipet
oo GO brussels 90
% 40 neivet 40
10 10 ao I memp do
~ 90 Sialr 90
90 10 rioor VII oiotn, HoA d u 10 iee' "ioe
1 re PAT hianhes
~ inarseiies euiils
90 10 Aienoale 40
~. 50 t .etts S m ecu l,-:
~ ooIen iabie Naphihs
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~ PALPITAr1oN OF THE HEART, NERVOUS DISEASES
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Cnstivencss
and Piles, are all relieved and cured in incredible
short space OF II by Carriers Spanish Mixture the
great tonic and purifier of the blood. 1t contains
not particle OF Mercury, Opium, or any noxious
drug is perfectly harmless, and has cured more
than five hundred cases of disease
We can only refer the reader to the certificates a
few OF which may be found in another column, and
all OF which are detailed in full around the bottle
1t the greatest Of all Spring and Fall Medicines
ana possesses influence over the blood truly re-
Markable.
AsASQe advertisement
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 28-12 M.-Howard
street flour, Sc IS; City Mills, Sc rs
1900 bbls. sold. White wheat, ST. IS
a 81 60 cts: red wheat, 81 40 81 As
cts-4,000 bushels sold. New corn,
(whitel So 60 cts; yellow, GA 65 cts
10000 bushels sold
The steamer has not, as vet, arrived.
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A Great Counterfeitsr Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, l p. M.-Charles
Clark was arrested here to-day, charged
with counterfeiting upwards of S39, 900
of spurious notes. His plates were re-
covered. He has been committed.
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Sentenced.

CATsKILL, Nov. 26.-Warren Wood.
the murderer of Williams, the pedler, is
sentenced to be hung on the Goth of jan
uary.
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Boots, Shoes and Caters.

kAturers and dealers 10 all kipdsof Ladies', Gen.
- tlemen and Chdren's BOOTS SHOES, have
received large and very superior assortment, which
we are determined to sell at the lowest prices for
cash. Es-An kinds of work manufactured in the
most fashionable style of the best material and the
workmanship warranted. Do not forget the place
Pennsylvania avenue, doors from Butts Drug
Store. nov 22-?tswMW&F
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ADAMS & HASKINS,
-AR0HITECTs.

Office on IfanSyirdnid arenuc, betreest 10th and
1lh streets, Washington, D. 6.
DLhNS, Specifications, Estimates, and Contracts
l. for;new buildings prepared, and their erection
superiptepded.
Old Buildings altered aud modernized.
DraughtA and Specifications of Patents and Draw
ings OF every description executed.
RRPERRNCEs:
Hon. John Wilson, Commits; irner General Land
Office.
Hon. B. 3. French, Commissioner Public Build.
ipgs.
Capt. B. s. Alexander. u. s. Army.
Professor Charles c. Jewett Smithsonian Inst.tu.
ton. FL.
DIR. VIM. P. Johnston nov 22-eotf
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The Printers Strike.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 26.--The Printers
continue on the strike, and the principal
daily Offices have arranged for female
labor.
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rl'HE NOVEMBER Ladies' World OF
/ Fasbion-A journal Of the Courts of London 4
Paris it contains four beautifully engraved and col
ored plates OF Fashion.
Godey's Lady's Book for December.
Grahams Magazine for do
Ladies' National Magazine do
Charles Auches.er.
Health Trip OF the Tropics, By N. P. Willis.
Minnes ota and its Resources, by G. W. Bond
Yankee Notions for December
Flag of the Union, Ned Buptline's Own, Wayerly
Magazine, and True Flag, all TO- this week:
Casse!Ps Natural History No. 4.
Everything in the Book, Stationery, and Cheap
Publication line for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, cor. A. st. and Pa. avenue,
nov ~ Odeou Building.
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acknowledgements in Cotton.

CHARLESTON, Nov. ga disease re-
sembling cholera, has broken out in Flor
ida, and has thus far proved very fatal.
Cotton is advancing in nearly all the
Southern markets.
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Fatal EXPLOSION.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 37.-The propel-
lor Independence exploded her boiler on
Lake Michigan and four persons were
killed.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINrING :.

VIE subscrIber has recently opened BOOK and
i JOB PRINTING OFFICE on the north side of
Pa avenue, between 10th and 1lth Streets where be
Is prepared to execute sll kinds printing share
OF the public patronage is respectfully solicited
nov lZ-eo6t 80 VIM. H. MOORE
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THOS. ECkHARDT, Confetti toner,
Corner Fdad 9th streets, the Pdtent Office,
ITO whom was awarded the First Diploma for. Con.
i dictionary at the great exhibition of the Metro
Folitan Mechanics Institute, takes this method OF
inviting the attention Of his customers and the pub
lie generally to his fine stock of Confectionery both
Foreign and Domestic, for the coming season.
Having had years of experience in furnishing
Balls Parties, and Private Entertainments he feels
confident of giving satisfaction to all who may favor
him with call.
P. S-Ics Cream at a reduced price. All orders
left as above will receive prompt attention.
Also, two furnished Rooms for rent.
nov 22-eo6t
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. NOVEMBER .

AkRIvEp-Schr. Connthian, WeIch, Machodoc
wheat to Robinson PAYNE.
Schr. Mary Virginia, Thomas, Machodoc, wheat
to Robinson & Payne.
Schr. Cassandra, Mothershead, Mattox, wheat
and corn 10 Robinson & Payne.
Schr. Sarah Ann, Omohondro, Normini, wheat
and corn to Robinson & Payne
Schr. Virginia, Weaver, Nomini, wheat to Rob-
inson Payne.
Schr. w. n. Harrison, Murdoch, wheat TO ]. T.
B. Perry & Son.
Schr. Mary Virginia, Thomas, Machodoc, corn
and wheat TO s. Shinn & Son.
Schr. Two Brothers, Dixon, GIgmont, wheat to g.
Shinn & Son.
sciir. North Carolina, Weaver, Nomini. corn to
h. Shinn & Son.
Schr Mary & Ann, Baiderson, Yeocomico, wheat
to g. Shinn & Son.
schr. Rebecca, Humphres, Boyd's Hole, corn and
wheat TO 8. Slim & Son.
MEsoRANpA.-Schr. Rapid, from Alerannria, Va.
or Cork, has been tctsily lost.
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JULLIEN'S MUSIC.
MEXICAN QUADRILLES

Al :
IA The Holy Family
The Prima Donna Song
The Flowers are Sleeping
When Thou art by My Side
Heed not the Idle Tales
: Twas on Sunday Morning
Little Katy or, Hot Corn
katydid Song, or Katydid's answer To Katy
Together with an Of Julien's Music a. prepared al
his Concerts, for sale at the Music Depot Of
HILBUS HTTZ,
south side Pa, avsnus, near 10th street.
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Written Visiting Cards.
'ftHE subscriber would respectfully invite the at
J. tention of Members of Congress, citizens, and
strangers to his written Visiting Cards. which re-
quite close examination to be distinguished from
engraving.
COPYING.
Manuscripts, Deeds, or other instruments of Wr
ting copied in the most satisfactory manner at rea
sonable prices.
Plain and Ornamental Writing, Book-keeping, and
Photography taught at his room. No g. Washing
ten Place, It'll street, near Odd Fellows Hall. Let
tiers GA business through the Post Office promptly at
tended to. VIM. A. RICHARDSON
N. B.--A frs. rate Office Desk for sale VA. r.
nov 22-2w
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Fatal Accident,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. GA small
boat upset in the Delaware to-day and
eight persons were drowned.
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Later from Naturalization Of q. s. Senator

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-The steamer
Texas from Vera Cruz, and Pampero
from Nicaragua, have arrived here. The
latter connected with the steamer Curtez,
which had on board $l,600,000 in gold.
| learn from Mobile that the Hon. c.
c. Clay has been elected U. S. Senator to
represent the State of Alabama for the
long term, and MIR. Fitzpatrick for the
short term. They are both Democrats,
and able men.
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FRENCH CANDIES.

nNE case MaiIard's Co. superior CANDIES,
~ consisting in part Of
VANILLA Cream, Roseburnt Almonds
Lemon and Rose Gum-drops
Cream Chocolate, very superior, Lozenges
Metallic covered Chocolate Sticks
And hourly expected one case of Stuarps celebra
ted New York Candies.
Also, very superior green and black Teas and fns
Groceries in general.
For sale at KINGS Family Grocery,
Corner of 18th street and Vermont avenue,
nov 23-3t north of Jackson Hall.
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OIL Paintings, Engravtngs, &c.

OII FHIntIhgs, EngraV1hXs, &C.
NE are this day opening at our store, a most
w beautiful and select assortment Of Oil Paint
irgs, Engravings, Autographs and other styles of
pictures to which invite the attention of persons
furnishing their prrlors for the winter. We have
also on hand great variety of useful and ornamen-
tai Stationery and fancy goods Bronze Figures Man.
tel Ornaments, Vases, Walking Canes, Baskets Csld
Trays, Card Receivers Papier Mache goods, &c.
]. +. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-28

MORNING ROBES.-A large and full az
NJ sortment just opened and prices moders tie, at
HOPKINS Furnish;n g Store, corner Of 9th st., and
Pc. avenue, between Browns and National Hotels
Shirts made to order.
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