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Suddenly, on the Syctt Instant, AIRS ANN C. NOR
GAN, formerly Of Long Island, New York but tor
The last - years resident of this city, aged G2 Years
{Z-The friends and acquaInlances of the dcccase ed
are Invird To attend her funeral on Thursday al IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, from the residence Of her son in law
:. l.. Cole, OH pennsylvania avenue between 10Th
and th streets.
New York and Long Island papers please copy.l
On the 2J instant, al the residence OF her parents
HANNAH LOUISA, daughter Of jeremiah and Mar,
gar't ;. iaderl,,aur, aged years aud 3 days.
t--The funeral VIII take place TO morrow after
no"u nj OCl1rk, from the residence of her parent,
on 'th street near Maryland avenue, to which III e
ifrhd' ot the family are respectfully invited.
la tins city, on the 20til instant, CATHARINE,
wife Of PatTck COrhett.
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Arrival OF the Black Warrior-Heaith OF
New Orleans-Cotton burnt-ChoIera az
Fort Brown. &C,

Arrival Of tho Black Warrior-Heafth OF
New Orleans-C0tton burnt-Cholers ar
Fort Brown, &C.
New ORLEANS, Dec. l9.-Thc steamer
Black Warrior arrived at Mobile on Sat
urday, from Havana. with dates TO the
10th. Her news is unimportant. Mr..
Clayton. who resigned the Z. S. consul
ship at Havana, came passenger to Mo-
bile.
The weather in New Orleans is cold.
and we have hard frost. The CITY is
unusually healthy. The deaths from
cholera last week reached Sc.
A fire occurred at the town of Shreyc-
port, in this State, destroying a ware
house and its contents, consisting Of ZOO
bales OF cotton. Loss very heavy--partly
insured.
Advices have been received from Gal
weston to the 10th inst. The cholera
was quite bad amongst the soldiers at
Fort Brown.
The Hon. Butler King was at Austin.
acting as the representative of the Pacific
Railroad Company.
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I H DAILY NATIONAL ERA.
Washington, ID. c.
q. BAILEY EuITNR AN u pRNrR ILTnR

v'HE DAILY NATIONAL ERA will be Issued cf
L Il size nearly that Of tie Washington Union on
the "a day Of January, 1854. and daily thereafter
until the LIST OF September 1854, Tor longer should
Congress continue in session. at Five Dollars for
that period.
Its character viii lie the same a. that Of the Ma
uonal Era published in this city for tbe last seven
with this addition, that it will ain larger
reports OF the proceedings of Congress, which will
resppear in the Weekly.
The extensive subscription of the Weekly which,
during the year about to close has reached The num-
Der OF twenty-eight thousand, must make it an eli
gible medium for adv rtising.
The creed and policy of The paper may he summed
up In one Ord-DemOcrGcU-whiGh " iii Ok. enforced
IN relation to Slavery anu all ether political ques-
tol.-.
mike political papers generally, the cause of lit
erature will receive in the columns of the DAILY ERA
the same attention which it has always commanded
in the Weekly.
As but sixteen dpYs intervene between this and
the ~ OF anunry, II is important that subscriptions
be Forwarded at once.
Pigment '1t Gdrahce 1otH b incaria61y reqaired
dee 2O-3t q. BAILEY.
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By &c. MCGUIRE, Auetton.,r

n
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT in the First
ward at Public Sale.-0n FRIDAY afternoon,
December 23d, at half past O'Clock. on the p-emi'
SEES, shall sell Lot No L. in Square So fronting Is
feet on north street between I'D and 24th streets
west running back 70l4 feet to a 10 foot alley. The
lot has also five foot alley running the full depth
the side.
This lot is situated on one of the squares forming
the Clrcle, and is one of the most desirable build
ing lots in that section of the city
Title indis utabla.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; the residue in six and 70
months for notes satisfactorily secured hearing in
tereSt. j. c. MCGUIRE,
dec I'D Arnt;o,o,
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 81, II M.-Flour-
sales moderate at previous prices. How
ard street and City Mills, S6.50-l000
bbls sold. Wheat-prime white 81 ,53a
Sl.57. Red Sl,44al ,4S-7000 bushels
sold. Corn-prime white 54a57 cts
yellow 5Sa6l cts-lS,000 bushels sold.
No change in other articles.
The steamer has not arrived.
Baltimore Railroad shares to-day So 50
to $50.
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Kew York Markets

New YORK, Dec. Il, P. M.-Flour -
Duller. Western and State brands S6.e7I
6,93s; Howard street S7,l2A Isl
5000 bbls sold, Wheat-Sales of II. 600
bushels Southern white at Sl,7Oa LII.
Corn-Prime white IS - cts; yellow
50 81 cts-30,00O bushels sold.
Stocks unchanged.
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Riot at Erie.

ERIE, Pa, December 2l.-The citizens
of Erie, last night, burnt the railroad
bridge across Harbor Creek. The riot
continues, and the rioters threaten to de-
molish the railroad. The United States
Marshal served notice to desist upon
them to-day, but the notice is UNDECIDED.
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Wreck Of the Schooner Danube-Disaster

Wreck Of the Schooner Danube-Disastsr
NORFOLK, Dec. 20.-The crew Of the
schooner Danube, of Augusta, Me, have
arrived at this port, having left the vessel
water logged and abandoned.
They were taken off by the schooner
I. o. Thompson. The Danube was
bound from Savannah for Baltimore.
The schooner Elliott, bound from Sa-
cinel for Boston, arrived here on Sunday,
with the loss of deck load and sails.
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ENGLISH g. AMERICAN PICKLES
IL and English Sauces
Gherkins Mixed, Chow Chow, Walnut, Piccadilly,
Caulliti over, English, of both Crosse, Black
wells, Battey's expectation
And Crosse and Blackwelrs celebrated Onion Pick
les, Mixed, Mapgles, Martinas Onions, Caulli-
flower. Red Cabbage, American
Van BenSchoten and Wells Provost, N. York.
Lee d Perrin's celebrated Worcestershire Sauce in
quarts pints, and hslfpints, late importation
Also, John Bulls Harvey, Reading, India-Soy Is
sence Of Anchoyes and HOLSTERS
Crosse aud BlackWelfs, and Whybrow's English
Mustard
Louis Frere's French Mustard
English Refined Table Salt, in jars
SHEKELL l. BAILEY,
Successors TO j. b. Kibhey Co.,
dec 17-1w No. 5, opp. Centre Market.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY E. N. sTRATTON, Auction.

ny Il. M . NAITON, AuctfOneef.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS at Auction in the
ID First Ward, near Pennsylvania avenue and the
Circle On THURSDAY afternoon, the I'D inst,
at o'clock, on the premises, shall sell part of Lot
No y in Square %, fronting 20 feet on street. by
lao feet Ii inches deep. between Dist and I'D sts
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
sh all sell Lot No. ?, in Square So fronting 54 IT.
on NJ street, near the corner Of I'D sts
These Lots are beautifully located and we'll worthy
the attention of purchasers
Conveyancing at the expense of purchaser.
Sale positive. Title perfect
Terms liberal and made known at sale
l.. n. STRATT0N,
dec I'D anc,;ona.r
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Poisoning. &C.

BOsToN, Dec. 20.-It is now said that
Mrs: Barnet, the actress, was poisoned.
the steamer Benjamin Franklin has
arrived here from Charleston, S. c.
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g. FOR SALE OR RENT-Tbe cottsc-c built
LII brick house, on street, near 18th street west
Immediately in the rear Of Franklin Row, and only
seven minutes walk from The Treasury Bull ling
contains rooms, besides kitchen. pantry, and eel
lar Is one OF the most convenient houses in the CITY
Water in the yard. stable and carriage house and
large lot attached. Possession given Immediately
Enquire at Room No. IS, General Land OFF,.
dec l3-'ot I. A. TSCHTFFELY.
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FANCY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR GIFTS
q 4 n IL


THE subscriber has for sale fine assortment Of
i Fancy Goods, which ne is determined TO close
Out al cost Among other articles he emu neratas as
follows, viz Work Boxes Dressing Cases Writing
Desks, Paper Mache BOXES, Port Foos and Card
Cases, She'll Ivory, Pearl and Paper Mache Card
Cases and Porte Monaes, Fancy Boxes with and
without note paper, &c. Pen-hoders, Penknives
Gold Pens and Cases, Games Port Foios ofall kinds,
Card Baskets. Purses, Paper Cutters, Match Boxes
Fancy Ink standishes. Bells, Paper Weights Seals,
&c, &c. VIM. +. BAYLY,
Penn. avenue betw. 18th aud 18th sts
Always on hand large supply of the best Letter
and Cap Papers, Note Papers. Envelopes of all kinds
and sizes, Penknves, Bill Paper, Pens and Quilts,
cheap 'riting and Wrapping Papers, DC, &c, at the
loves, pr!ces ftnteDigencer dec 19-dtijan
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Spiritual Suicide.

BosToN, Dec. 20.-Dr. Josiah Flag,
the well known dentist, this morning
jumped from the third story of his house
on Winter street, and was instantly
killed: He was probably insane, as he
Is said to have been an enthusiastic be.
lever in spirit rappinps.
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctione.r

CHAMPAGNE WINE BRANDY. and UAyAS.
- CIGARS at Auction-Ou THURSDAY after
noon, Dec-mber 22d, at o'clock, at my Auc ton
Rooms, shall sell
10 baskets Heidsisk Co. Champagne
casks Pinet, Csstellpn & Co Brandy
5000 genuine Havana Cigars.
Terms cash. J. C. MCGUIRE.
uec Isl Auctoreer.
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Election of Maynr

Troy, n. T., Dec. 20.-The common
council have elected Elias Plum, Dem,
Mayor, vice Bosworth, resigned.
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Death Of Mrs Kerr

WELDON, n. c., Dec. l9.-The wife of
the Hon. John Kerr, member Of Congress
from this State, died to-day in this HAL
fax county.
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CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR IS AT HAND

A Sdring Of 80 per cent IN tie purchase Of NeD
l,qr and Christmas Presents.
4 the now Jewelry and Fancy Store, north side
n of Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th 18th
streets, will be found first rate selection Of
Fine gold Scarf and Breastpins, Finger Rings
Earrings, Bracelets, LocEet5
Pencils, gold Chains, and Charms.
Also, variety of Portemonnaies
Papicr Msche Tables, Portfolios
InkStands iIlaid with pearl
With great variety of other goods which l am
determined to sell at the lowest prices.
dee 1T-lW A. LEWIS.
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FOREIGN MUSIC.

fTNHE National Airs of all nations arranged for the
l. Piano, with the flag of each nation on the title
page.
The Compositions of List. ThalbeIg Chaplin, As
cher, Cara, Herr, Mendelsohn, Beethoven, Mozart,
Hayden, Czerny, Gottschalk, Jael, and others.
large selection Of music for Violin, Flute, and
Piano
Music for small Orchestra.
Music for Guitar and Flute.
Together with all the new publications of the day,
at the Music Depot of HILBUS HlTZ.
dec lift
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DTOOMS, BUCKETS, dc.
ID so dozen Brcoms
30 DO Painted Buckets
20 Nests Willow Baskets
10 do Painted and Cedar Tubs
Bales Alicant Mats
4d9zen Jute and Fancy DO
100 gross Matches
For sale by
SAMUEL HAMILTON 4 co,
dec lo-co2w. Pa. ay. opposite jackson Hall.
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GAS FIXTURES.

Odo 1AI O6ES.
THE subscribar takes pleasure in announcing to
i the public that his stock of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising some of the best and latest patterns has
been received and that he is prepared to sell
the lowest rates. Persons in want Of Gas Fixtures
will please call and examine-they will no doubt
find it to their interest
Dwellings and public buildings fitted with gas-tu.
binh at the usual rates. J.W THOMPSON.
dec l5-G
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ANNIVERSARY BALL
Or THE
COLL MBlA TYPOGRAPHICAL N0CIETY

I'VE Executive Committee appointed to make the
l. necessary arrangements respectfully make
known to the public that the contemplated Ball of
the COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY," will
take place at JACKSON HALL, ON MONDAY, the
9th Of Jan Isry, 1854.
Every arrangement will be made to insure salts
faction.
b,- Tickets TWO DOLLARs-aimittinp gentle.
man and ladies
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Es- The iniInitable THOMPSON il daily engaged
IN taking those W0ndsrfUl STEREOSCOPE POR-
TRAITS, Which are winning for him such az enyia-
bic reputation. THOMPSON has many iaitators
but his pictures are ahead If al rivalry. If the
public wish ioF Portraits possessing all the attributes
OF perfection, brilliant but unfading let them try
THOMPSON His pictures, rs Pope said Of his
ilend+, q" Will bloom IN their colOrs for a thousand
yearsl" His Gallery is on PENNSYLVANIA avenue
between and 9th streets. Try him.
novD-f
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AT Public Auction In Alexandra.
Two STONE DEALERS AND PAyERS.-WfIl he
sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY, the 23d
Al ~ O'Clock m SOB feet inches, 16 Inch Curb and
e34 ieet IL inch Gutter of North River Blue Stone
AlSo large lot OF paving tools Sale on lot west
SIDE Of Fairfax between Queen and Princess streets
where the articles be seen.
Terms cash. W r POWELL
dec l7-Gt*
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TRY-TRY-TRY
OtANNoNs VEGETABLE or BLOOnpuRIPyINa
~ BIrTERS. - Ask for the bottle with tbe
Portrait Of the Inventor and Proprietor and take
none other. VIM NJ. CANNON,
Washington, D. @,
To whom all orders should be addressed for Ace
cies, &c, nov 3-NSs Sm
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DORTE MONNAIES-LAMM 9TH
i street, I'd door below Z, has Porte Mounaies,
in pearl ivors, silk, leather and velvet really
beautiful and very cheap. dec 1876
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CARUsTs SALOON.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT
GRAND GIFT CONCERT W
SrANWOOD'S CELEBRATED
ETHIOPIAN SERANADERS

AND BERLESQUE OPERA TROT PE
Whose successful tour throughout the Union has
gwen them brilliant and world renowned repu
taion, and whose SoTers have Justly been termed
The most roonderfm Exhibitions ofths day.
Beautiful Melodies, with elegance ard pure wit COM
prise these Exhibitions.
FOUR GRAND PRIZE CONCERTS
" III be- a. EN- IT the above Saloon, on Wednesday
thursday. Friday, and Saturday evenings Deem
Der 2lst, 22l. 23,l, ard 24th.
$500 WORTH OF VALUABLE PRIZES
Consisting of Jewe'ry. OF every descriptions to be
distributed among the audience the evenings of
the concerts
Prizes to he seen in the window of Mr. Juo F. FL
lis Music Store.
For particulars see programmes OF the day.
Cards OF Admission 25 cents-to be had at all the
principal Hotels and Music stores.
Doors open at O. I-commence at ~.
Front seats reserved for Ladies'
ushers will I've in attendar &c
=. S-COnnundrumS solicited from the ladies
Ito be let at j. f. Ellis Store 20. which reward
valuable god Bracelet will be given for the hes
production, TO be made known ON Saturday evening
the last OF Inc S0lreoS. dec 20-it
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n A X r led .
ID L r. ID

On The ! ID! instant, by TIE Rev. French S Evans
SIDNEY EASTON,o C0RDELIA DiGGES, eidcs
daughter OF JudS0n Digges, all OF this city
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MARSHAE'S SALE.

| virtue OF Il writ of feri facias, issued from the
Clerk office Of the District of Columbia for the
county If " a>hin2ton, and to me directed shall
exp" q 10 public sale for cash on MONDAY. the Goth
instant at Mcssrs. Pickerels Ware house in Georre
town: D. T., IL O'Clock III the following property
VIZ: One printing Press and fixtures SIZED and lev
led upon az the property of A. Boyd Hamilton. and
s'i1 20 satisfy Judilas No. %, to March Term 1854
in favor of Clanor Frederick Cosfedt
JONAH ID. HOOVER
Marshal of the District of q, lumh;a
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Prices of Admission:
Admission to all parts Of the house with the ex-
ceptnn of pri ate Boxes 81 So Seats in private box
eS. 81 90.
The Box Book will be open for secured seats On
wednesday next at Davis Music Store, on Pa ave
from 10 n III. to p m
ArranE eHents have been made with a line Of ON.
h'hu'es to run between Georgetown and the Eari-
rte which may be found in front after the OPERA
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANG EMENTs.
Red Rosstts.)
JAS Lovelass, JIG ofutt,
B P1yer, Henry Forrest,
Henry Urine, Robert Barley,
Jno Suter, Saml Pennington,
Jno Conner, Lord,
Martin, NC Draper.
Managers on the part of the Socisty
Armstrong, VIC Butler,
Robt Allen, Middleton Birkheat,
Andrew, Edward Bridge,
Louis L Brunette, Mex Buel,
Geo Barron, Geo COLLISION,
J NJ Carrico, w Wannsll,
X W Dove, lib Curtis.
J W Douglass, N Drummend.
W Dawson, EG Evans.
David Kellenbergsr, JH Goddard, jr
= Gallant, Hatchenson,
I King, L Herbert
Jas Reeves, W NICK Perry,
I Tydings, VIM Obold
A Wright, t Whitaker,
Jas Mcfarland, Saml Rabbit
Jas johnson, Jos Carter,
j X Hunt Saml Skillman,
J. T. Chauncy.
On the part Of the Citizens
Jno Shields, TX 0futt,
Valentine, Robt Waters,
Thos Wheeler, Francis Wslmsley
W Gait Joe Shillington,
Capt TAFT, Geo Hilbus,
S r Sylvester, Jno Smith
Baldwin Drane, Alfred Wilkerson
Sylqester Mudd, Fairfax Crumps
FLOOR MANAGERS.
(Scarlet Rosette)
Jas Grier, Jno suter,
Jno Conner, EMHugo
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
White Rosette)
Ephrsm Richmond, Thomas Herbert,
Saml Hamme, BIZ Gettinger
Thos Johnston, H Middleton,
r. II. Fitz.
Tickets ONE D0LLAR-admitting q gentlemen 4
ladies'; to be had Of the Committee and at the doc,
on the evening Of the ball.
All the managers on the part of the Society viii
be designated by blue ribbon on their left breast
dec 13-T.FSTw& Th-6t
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A TPRlNATE SALE Toiudile F,um-The IN.
IN dersign"d has Deed authorized by deed of
trust duly executed and recorded, to sell very de-
sirable farm of 60 acres OF land. in Fairfax county
Va, within p miles from Washington city, aud ;
miles froL. Aexandris
There is upon the place a comfortable farm house
and an orchard Of good fruit
For price, terms and particulars apply to
WIN III. WARD, Trustee
Office over Todd & Co.'S Hat Store
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MARINE LIST.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. DECEMBER 20
SAILED.-Sehr: NJ. c. Durfee, James, Fail River,
coal by Borden Mining Co.
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TO THE LADIES.

FANCY HEAD DRESSES, CAPS. sc.
CSr received, another supply of those beautiful
- and much desired articles, which the Ladies have
been disappointed in getting. They will now ind
an assortment from which the most fastideous can
be suited. "" invite examination OF our stock Of
Embroideries Laces Ribbons, &c.
ATATE
de i-3teod Pa. avenue, bt. 10th ard llth SIS
DRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS
ID 2casks superior Old Brandy
cask- Mte;iiingo Brandy
Is quarter cask. Port Madeira, Sherry, ana
common " inc
so ba- rels old and common Thiskay
70 baskets Cia.upagne Wine, (Max SauteTn)
To dozen VOLTS Aromatic Schnapps
1900 Cigars, of various brands and qualities
Just received and for sale by
sAML BACON CO,
Corner Of 7th street aud Penn. avenue.
dec l2- eC6t
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The Mayorality of Boston.

The Hayorallty Of Boston
BosToN, Dec. 20.-The Hon. Benjamin.
Seaver has declined the Wing nomination
for Mayor, and new nomination will be
made tonight.
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FIRST GRAND Annual BALL
THE
JOurneymen House Carpenters Society,
OF WASHINGTON CITY
AT JACKSON Hail

4.
AT JACKSON HALL
THURSDAY, December "a, 1853.
0NHE J0URMEYMEN HOUSE CARPENTERS
L take pleasure in announcing that their first
Annual BALL will take place at Jackson Hall. on
THURSDAY, Dec. 3D. 1853.
The Committee Of Arrangements deem it unueces>
sary to state they will use their best endeavors TO
make this the ball of the season, and every depart
ment faithfully served, and they also pledge them
selves that they will make every ef,rt to preserve
decorum and respect.
The Refreshments will be served by the we'll known
caterer, Mr.. c. Columbus.
Williams Cotillon Band has been engaged for the
occasion.
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eS- AN OUNCE OF fact is worth a pound of theory :;
and the swarm of cOuelu facts that lister around
that inc nParable preparation, Hollands German
Bitters prepared by Dr. C. VI. Jack son. PHILADELPHIA
tstab~ hing It's value a tonic ard restorative are
uch a. would prevent incredUty itself from ques-
uunlng its efficacy In all cases OF disease of the.
stomach, whether acute chrnni. ii may be recon-
mended nf it, soothing, cordial. and r-novatins in
hucncc. Dyspepsia, heartburn loss Of appetite nau-
sea, nervous tremOrs, relaxation and debility. &c.
are relieved by the Bittgrs in very short space of
time; and perseverance in their fails to
work thorough cure.
For sale by Druggists everywhere
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DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
" L have now the largest stock of domestic Dry
w Goods to be found in the District, which ".
are selling at very low prices, for instance
l25 pieces yard wide Brown Cotton at g
$50 do - do heavy do do do
: cases good bleGched do do
6G0 pieces fast colored Calico do
300 do Nous de Lame, from 10 to l21%c
1900 yards superior fast cold bingham do
$50 pieces white ana red Flannel, 20 and 25c
Heavy Blankets, good size and fine for 81
Is 600 yards bleached Cotton, embracing all of the
grades and makes from 614 to 1870.
10 cases Cotton Sheetings, all widths
1000 yards Pillow Sip Cotton, all widths
The wnole of which will be sold at the yery small
lest price for the cash.
VERIFY, TEBBS L VERIFY,
Corner OF eth street and Pa. avenue.
dec left
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BY r. n. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.
| - virtue of a Deed of Trust from Louis Heuka
- trustee to the subscriber bearing date the Sd
day OF September, 1851, and duly recorded in Liter
D. A > No 80 folios So, 81, ct seq, one of the Land
Records for Washington County, in the Distrie. Of
coiumIa' shall sell at public aucion, en- the prem
'seS, on the 10Th day of December next at O'Clock
p m, lot No. B. in Square No. "A, lying in the said
City OF Washington, and fronting 81 feet inches ON
north street, and running hack 100 feet to an al
lev ~ trt wide which, by side alleys has all outlet
on 2Ii and 9th streets
The property il improved 10y a neat two story
frrme House, nearly opposite General Tnompson's
Terms onefourth cash: the residue in 6 and II
months. t"r notes bearing interest ard secured by
deed Of trlst
II the terms are not complied with within 8 DAYS,
t1H nr"rerty will be re-sold at the risk and expcnse
Of a. chaser
The title IL believed tn lie indi.rutabIe
C"nvryal cling at the expense of purchaser
X. K. CRAWFORD, Trustee
E. N. ST3ATfU
nov -"-ia"tS3ds Auatioueer.
The above sale Is unavofda bly, posi-.
poned to TUESDAY, January 10th, 1854 Mt the same
place and hour f. n. SrRATTON,
ucc Il Auctioneer.
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CENTLENEN'S GOODS
NJ A full stock Of
Shirts, COllara, Cravats, Stocks, Neck Ties
Scarf, half hose, Gloves of all kinds
-. Mufters, Suspenders, &c, very cheap.
VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Of tn street and Pa. avenue.
Jan
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n OYS.-French, German, and American Toys K
i Games, for sale wholesale and retail at
dec l9-3t HAMMOND.