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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

StUPERl0R GOLD wATCHEs, RICH JEWELKY,
= SILVER AND SILVkRPLATED W AR T.
FANCY GOODS, 6c.-rhe undersigned respectfully
invites the attention Of the citizens Of Washington
lis handsome aud ell selected stock Of the above
uamet Goods. compriSng-
Ladies aud Geutlemen's Gold ana Silver Watches
of every variety and style. from the best Lon
don, LIVERPOOL and Geneva factories
Rich JeweIry in Pets aud by tie single piece.
Gold Chains, Seals, IOckets
Set and plain Cold Kings
Earrings, Bracelets, Brooches Cuff Pins, &c.
Handsome silver Tea Sets, Pitchers, Cups Ladies'
Table Dessert, and Tea Spoons
Forks, Napkin Rings, &c, ali of his own manufac-
ture.
ALSO
large and excellent assortment # Silver Plated
Ware and Fancy Goods. All Of which he pledges
himself sell at prices which cannot fail to be sat
isfactOry. SAMUEL LEWIS,
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th sts.
DE I4-i2W
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i December, containing beautifully engraved and
colorei plates cf Fashions, Caps, BOnnets, &c.
Frank Leslies Ladies' Gazette Of Paris, Lond H. /
New York Fashions.
The january nnmber of Godey's Iady's Book con-
taif,s two spleudid steel enErayings and color,i
fashion plate.
The Jew of Verona; historical tale Of the Ital-
ian Revolutions, by OF the most eminent writer's
in Europe.
Yankee Notions for January
The great Pictorial Brother Jonathan for Christ
mas and New Year.
Also, the Pictorial Picayune
large and splendid assortment of Gift Books, ju-
seRi!e Books, Games, and everything in the fancy
Hue suitable for Chris tmas and New Year Presents,
at JOE lILLINGT0N'S bookstore,
Corner Pa. sV and A St, OdeOn Building
dec 2l-tf
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MESICAL GlET.

MUSICAL GIFT.
u ECEIVED direct from tn Publishers, beautiful
II little holiday gift for children, containing 25
pieces, arrasgsd very easy for the Piano forte
amongst hich are
Hail Columbia Prim Donna Waltz
Yankee Doodle Carnival Of Venice
Star Spansled Banner Norma March
Home Sweet Home SOntag Polka
Last Rose of Summer Katy Darling
SwitzeIs Song of Home. Comm thro the Rye
DC. &c. &c &c
Price IS cents
All desirous of obtaining this beautiful collection
requested to call early, the supply is limited.
UILBUS HITY
Music Depot.
n. B--Just received Nathan Richardson's ''tfod-
School" for the Piano forte, in embossed bind
ing. III. s. ii.
dec Eft
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FANCY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR GIFTS.


THE subscriber has for sale fine assortment of
i Fancy Goods, which ne il determined to close
out at cost Among other articles he emu nerates as
follows, viz: Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Writing
Desks, Paper Maehe Boxes, Port Folos and Card
Cases, She'll Ivory, Pearl and Paper Mache Card
Cases and Porte Monaies, Fancy Boxes with and
without note paper, &c. Pen-holders, Penknives
Gold Pens and Cases mes, Port Folos of all kinds
Card Baskets. Purses. Paper Cutters, Match Boxes
Fancy Ink StandiShes, Bells, Paper Weights, Seals
&C., &c. WM F. BAYLY,
Penn. avenue betw l1th and 18th SITS
Always on hand a large supply of the best Letter
and Cap Papers, Note Papers, Envelopes of ali kinds
and sizes. Penknives, Bill Paper, Pens aud Quilts
cheap 'Friting and Wrapping Papers, &c, &C., at the
lowest prices. Ilntelligeneer dec 19-dt4jan.
DICH CHINA ORNAMENTS for presents, such
IL as beautiful Cups and Saucers, with mottos :
Ink Stands in new designs: Match Stands; Jewel
Cases, &C, and for sale low at
LAMMONDS,
dec 22-3t 7th street.
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IL q l. III Juvenile Books for
- Christmas-A Laughter Book for Little
FOLKS Picture Pleasure Boob: Funny Leaves f,r the
Younger Branches; Tine Favorite Picture Book
Grlmms Household Stories Parley's Presents for
1854; and large assortment Of other Juvenile
Books in attractive bindings with illustrations,
For sale at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
dec Oft bookstore near 9th straat
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DICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS for
IL Holiday Presents, such
cola and silver head Walking Canes
dents superior travelling and Dressing Gases
Fine portemonnaies and Purses
Cologne in Wicker and fancy glass bottles
Lubin'S best French Extracts
Scarfs, Crayats, Ties, and Stocks Of new and ele-
CANT styles
GuiRa hen Chenille, aud Cashmere Muf1es
Together with complete assortment of Toilet
tices of the best quality at
CHAS. ii. LANES
Gents Furnishing Establishment,
Penna. avenue, near ~ street
dec 2l-d2w
Int. Union, Sentinel 4 Nat Era
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ATTENTION, "sT. CLAUS"

COMETHING NICE FOR TIE HOL1DAYS-R.
- L. A. Stuarts New York celebrated Steam
Candies, in pound and half pound paper, neatly put
UP at their establishment. Msilaris frehch Gan
dies and Chocolates.
The above Candies and Chocolates are from the
b.st establishments in this country, and warranted
Also, l case IF very beautiful imported Sugar
TOYS. which are small, and the greatest variety OF
costumes "Cupids" animals, DC, at
KINGS Family Grocery,
5ac c19-eo2w Corner 18th and sta.
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CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAYS

flHIf0SE wishing presents for the holidays will do
i well to call at BIRGFS. and examine bis stock
where will be found good a., assortment Of Robes
Canes. Gloves Handkerci iefs. and Perfumery as of
ten offered at such times the ciszens Of this city
dec 22-tf
G'AMEo AND TOYS OF every deScri pton, such "a
II cannot fail to pleas the children, nd Tor sale
low HAMMOND,
dec 22-St Agent for Kriss kringle
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FENCING SCHOOL.

(rHEyALIER NIEDZIELSkI, late Major in the
u Hungarian army, instructs In all the branches
iIhe healthy aud gallant accomplishment Of Ecnc-
ing, as taught in Europe and America, and now the
fashionable accomplishment or an American gentle
nan-so conducive TO health, graceful attitude, and
as1snciEs requirement.
Terms SIX lessons s3-12 lessons s. in advance.
Sse 43-can rsaI COZ. 18th and Pa ave-
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

GREAT AND GOOD NEWS FOR HOUSEKEEP-
" FRS!-I have just received assortment Of
Phillip Patent Liquid Glue, in l22, 25, and so cent
bottles. This Glue is the best cement known for
mending broken china, and is warranted to answer
the purpose on every occasion.
III. LINDSLEY,
Pa. avenue. between 9th and 10Th SITS,
next to Gait and Brothers Jewelry Store.
dec 20-TuSF4t
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lNANCf GOODS, PLATED AND SILVERWARE
l. richer than ever-Please call at the store of
L. BAST1ANELLI 4 CO. and examine their spleu.
did stock of Paris Fancy Goods and Plated War. Just
opened. 7. BASTIANELLI 4 co.
Importers, under Browns Hotel.
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HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENTS S-S,me-
thing SuJtdnttnl-Call at Fl. LINDSLEY'S
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
next door t. Gait 4 Brothers, ard purchase a fine
set Of Knives Of very superior quality together 18th
set of fine Albata Plated Forks and Spoons. Such
presents are appropriate and lasting.
dec 81 -2aw2W
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BREAD. CAKES, PASTRY. &c.

rnAkLEs W. HAyENER, Baker and Confection.
~ er. c street, between Ila and 9th streets has
constantly on hand large assortment of all the
best articles usually kept in his line.
Pound and Fruit Cakes
Sponge Jelly, and Citron Cakes
Tea Cakes, great variety
Best family Bread and Biscuit, fresh every NOR
ming and evening.
Goods delivered in any part Of the city free of all
charge.
Any srticle sold by which does not give salts
faction can be returuei and the money refunded.
dec 12-eotf
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MOWERS FROM STRATFORD-ON-AVON--
Il 'Gatheripgs from the Orchard and Exotic
Birds"
These beautifully illuminated Books with a choice
se'ection of the Standard Poets and other Works i'll
elegant aud tasteful bindings. Just rec,ivei at
TAYLOR x MAURY'S Bookstore,
dec eft 9th street
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Christmas Cakes-6, 900 lbs. ali sizes

Chrisfmas - Cakes-6, 900 lbs. all sizes
Nus ECkARDT, CONFECTI0NER, corne- Of
L and 9th streets, near the Patent once. would
again call the attention of his customers and the
public TO his very large assortment of Cakes and
confectionery for the holidays. Having made ex-
above. h. feels confident of pleasing all who may
favor him with a call.
His assortment of French Confectionery stands
passed. having been selected expressly for the
hold ,ys.
The me- particular attention given to the furnish.
ing OF Balls, Parties, dinners, aud Private Enter
tinments
All orders ieit at his store, corner of and 9Th
streatF. near the Patent Ofcs will receive prompt
attention. doc 2I-at
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CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR IS AT HAND

CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR Is AT HAND.
A sar5ng of 80 per cent IN Me purchase Of 1NeW
isar and Christmas Presents.
4 T the rev Jewelry and Fancy Store north side
N Of Pennsylyania avenue, between 1lth 18th
streets will be found first rate selection Of
Fine gold Scarf and Brcastrins Finger Rings
Earrings Bracelets, Lcckets
Pencils, gold Chains, and Charms
Also n variety of Portemonnaies
Papier Macha Tables, Portfolios
Inkstands inlaid with pearl
With a great variety Of other goods which / am
determined to sell at the lowest prices.
dee 11--lw A. LEWIS.
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GAMES. TOY BOOKS, & Juvenile

AMES, TOY BOOKS, & Juvenile
u Books
Fancy Boxes, Albums, Writing Desks, Porte Nc n.
naies
And everything in the fancy Stationery line at
SIIILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
tame Of Connundrums Game of Qualities
Galhe OF Robin Hood Game tf Snip Snap Sno
Game SOcnble Snake rum
Game Crystal Palace.
splenddiy illustrated and richly bound gift books
Bi les, Catholic and Episcopal Prayer Books in
the best and most beautiful ornamental bind
ing.
Pictorial Newspapers. new books
And everything in the cheap publication line for
sale US fist as published at
JOE SfIILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa ave. and Al ! st.. Odeon Building
dec 23-tf
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IUST RECEIYED-

e) 20 boxes Lemons
Raisins, whole, y, "A, and boxes
Paper shell AlmoEIs, Prunes
W.lnuts, Filbr-,s, Sardines
Lozeuges, Apples, &c.
With a selected variety Of French Confectionery
and Christmas Notions.
For sale at reduced prices by
NJ. NJ. DORRIGAN CO,
Stall No. l4O, Centre Market west ot the
dec l9-eo3t+ Engine House.
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DO YOU SUFFER WITH ANY PAINi II you
A., YOU will ind Immediate relief 10y using DR.. j. s.
Tss's PAIN CUEER Ii il TIE only preparation which
,I,r,s almost ins antly Sore Throat, Rheumatism,
f-a,, Colds Pains IN the side, back limbs. Face
,sr nr Foothach-; stomach Bowels Side or Back
-;if seek. Brui>es, COrns and Chilblains. Where
,.r you have pain. the Pain Curer, safe to all
,prs Prize lZj2, % aud 30 cts.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-24

NJ TAGNIFICENT BISCUIT AND CHINA VASES,
vi for ManteI aud Dinner Tab!e.-We have
opened day large of beautiful Vases, just
imported from Paris.
Also, six Bronze Clocks, The Gladiator superb
STYLE intended fr cabinets or veiy large rooms
For sale low for cash.
T. BAsTINELLI 4 CO.,
Importers, under Browns Hotel.
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KRISS KRINGLE,S ADDRESS

L. IND FRIENDS, Old Time rushes noiselessly
IN oD,
Aud our days If delight scarce appear ere they're
gone,
Ill ANXIOUS to spend some bright hour as it lies,
Dy glad ming the youth with their Christmas sup
plies.
But finding that must this pleasure forero
AT LAMNOSDS cheap store I've fixed nv depot
AMI MI would do well to remember that he
Has made q selection suggested by me-
embracing Persrectives, Dolls, Building Blocks
Games,
Fine guilt Cups and SaucerS with notices and
names.
Canes. Whips ranoramss, Paint Boxes, and Tin
TOYS, III
With host of fine Presents to please girls and
boys,
Then hasten AZ once 70 his 9TH street ST Dre
And thus the rare gifts of Kriss Kring.e secure.
dec 22-3t
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FASHIONABLE HAT & CAP STORE.
IA NJ TTl NGIK

Vashinqton Place, IN ST., betaceen d and E,
HAS new and keeps constantly onEa
IA hand an excellent assortment of HATS, -
cACAPS and FELT BONNETS and Misses
FLATS, of the latest styles and best quality, which
he offers for sale on the most accommodating terms.
dec la-Iw
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR

DRESENTS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dres-
Il sing Robes Of Silk, Cashmere, French Flannel,
Aousseline, French aud English Prints, of rich and
beautiful styles and of all prices, of my own manu-
facture. large assortment now on hand at
P, LANES Gentlemen's Furnish
.- ing Store, IA avenue, near A. street.
dec 20-d2w
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Dg J. :. ROEE'5 NERVOUS AND INvIGORATIyG Cor
ma The greatest discovery in medical science
This astonishing preparation for raising UP a weak
,nsitution debiliated by care. labor study or dis
.., sc.s like charm 1t gives strength and appp
me- sni PosSi SOS great invieorating properties.
For Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections, Flstu-
i,u,,. Heart Burn, RestlesSness, Numbuess Neural
ia rai-iug the spirits, and giving power to the
~bpe system, it is almost miraculous in its effect
IA cents bottle
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l AIDES WORK-BOXES Dressing Cases Fur
~ nlshed Retcuies, together with the largest
stock OF fancy articles suitable for holiday presents
ever offered in this city, and for sale ut
LAMNOND'S,
dec "2-St 9Th street. 2d door below f.
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HIGH PRICES OF BRAND1Es IN FRANCE.
\ letter to the Boston Chronicle, dated
Cognac, France, November 81, saws:
Notwithstanding the reluctance of
importers in your country to give orders
for Cognac brandies, our holders will
maintain their high prices.
I'm our district we have only had a
small touch of the "Oidium." but if it
follows its usual course, We apprehend
that the next year it will spread all over
the country, and then our worst appre-
tensions will be realized. Our most eX-
percnced agriculturists have not as vet
found out the real cause of that disease,
and cannot satisfactorily explain what it
is: we can therefore only speak of it
from what we have seen. When the
grapes are formed, it is something like a
white powder that attaches itself to it, at
the same time preventing its further pro-
gress. The branches of the vine then
seem to have lost all vegetation, become
black, and the leaves appear to be dead. -
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Dir Holt. ComDound Peach syrun,

nr HOlt's Compound Peach syrup.
'tHlS COMPOUND nov established in universal Ia
Il ypr by its sck1Owl led 5ed merit for the Of
t'';LS cJli-, Group. hoping cough AMI every dis
To- oi thr throat and lungs. is without parallel
Every family should suPp!y themselves with a
Supply Of Dr.. Holt's PEACH SYRUP, to bs used a.
a pIryentve medicine.
So.I IN Washington hy c. stOtt, d. II. Clarke, W.
Elirtt e. T.. Dlyis, j. IL. Stone, Evans, Sylvester
Dr. Butt. GAr1n4r and by the Druggists generally
Ia laltimere, Georgetown, AlexandriA, and Rich.
Epn1.
Price twenty-five cents per bottle.
l1-3m-
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THE EVENING STAR
BY VAIL ACH * HOPE.
yEDICINES WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.

nR.J :. ROSE Is an honorary member Of the
IL Philadelphia Me1icsl Society, aud graduated
4. 40 from the University of Pennsylvania, under
r. Guidance OF the truly eminent Professors Phys
- Chapman Gibson. Coke, James and Hare. names
~Lratad for me,lical science. Being solicited by
,assnis Of his patients to put up his Preparations
"a nav offers to the public. the results Of his ex-
for the past thirty years. the following val
:, ,be Family Medicines, each suited TO a spc-
- Ee ID ssdSS
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DRESENTS For THE HOLIDAYS-Those wish
i Ing to make presents on Christmas New
hear. should call ON Mr. NIIITEIURSr, and get
one of his inimitab.e Dagu"rreotvpes What would
be more acceptable TO absent friend wife, or pa
rent than Perfect likeness, such r. Whitehurst
-teS at his Gallery, Pa. avenue near n street.
dec 22-3t
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LIVER COMPLAINT
DYSPEPSIA Y

Err OR STOMACH.
Such as Constipation. inward Piles Eullnsss Of Flo q
TO the Head, Acidity of the Stomach. Naus. 4
Heartburn, Digest for Food, FulIneSs or Weight a
the Stomach Sour Eruetations, Sinking or Flute :
irg at tn" Pit Of the Stomach. Swimming OF I: e
Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing Flutteril
at the Heart, Choking SufOcsting Sensation
when in lying posture, DimncSs Of Vision, Dr S
or Webs before the sight. Fever and Dull Pain in
the head, Deficiency Of Perspiraton. Yel,0Wn.-s II
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the SIDE Back Che t
Limbs, &c, Sudden Flusbes of Heat. Burning "a
the Flesh. Constant Imagtninss Of evil snd Great
Depres sion of Spirits
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N and Fancy Goods generally is permanently
established at LAMMOND'S,
dec 1Q--6t Tth street 2i door below r.
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~ OOD OLD KRISS KRINGLE has sent NE another
~ lot o. Motions for the children
dec 23-3t I4MMnHD ~ st
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A FASHIONABLE PARTY IN New YORK
A New York city paper gives the follow.
ing condensed description of fashiona.
BILE New York party
Nolrees have their established " pro.
gramme, and all our readers will recoe.
Mise 1t instanter. Printed cards two
weeks IN advance, for large parties, writ
ten notes for medium, and verbal invites
tor small, at intervals of from one to five
days notice; carriage at eight o'clock !:
front room, second story, for gentlemen
back room for ladies THAT the latter have
not to pass the former, which rM be kept
open, and 'riA smell of brandy and cigars }
ladies' tuning over pincushions and tight
sippers-gentlemen agonizing with a stiff
hair-brush and intractable gloves: meet
lngs at head Of stairs, and entering room
together; no bowling to most intimate
trends until hostess is approached and de.
yotions paid chairs and comfort for wall
flowers; dancing and small talk for light
heels; old tops in the basement, at cards
matrons under the windows, comparing
daughters gabble-gabble, hop-hop, mu.
SIC and lemonade, for three hours slight
odor OF fried oyster, and tuning for prom-
enade; grand march of victims in parti-
colored costumes, like the actors in a
Spanish duto-de.te; rush of gentlemen for
plates and forks y: screams of ladies about
dresses; oysters, salad, and sandwiches,
followed by champagne, ice-cream, and
Jelly; smashing Of plates and subdued
swearing ofwaiterS destruction of white
kids alarming volley of small talk in
clplent dyspepsia, relieved by adjournment
to dancing rooms for exercise; confusion
la champagne old tops high matrons
low with fright; bellies and and beaux
getting OH famously; host yawns: car
rlages driving up: shawls and overshoes:
empty rooms; smell of stale food; two
hundred noddlng night-caps. Fms.
10 Several Ladies' of Washington"
address US (says the New York Erpress)
to know why we did not follow up our
remarks in regard to women shoemakers.
They say that in Washington some of the
most respectable and independent women,
married and single engage in the shoe
making business as an agreeable pastime
as well as from motives Of economy.
g The CATERS which cost us s. al the
stores, they say, ''cost us one davis
labor and 30 cents for the best material
bought at retail, One of us have made
five pair of ladies CATERS in a week.
Many of us make shoes for ourselves and
children, without neglecting other house
hold duties. On Capitol Hill alone there
are thirty ladies thus employed and about
two hundred in the city. We find it
very easy to make two pair of children's
shoes in a day, and they cost us here
Sl.25 pair. We hold that it is both
proper and defensible for women to en-
gage in this kind of work-that shoe
makers profits are enormous, and that
all gallant and good men should lend a
helping hand 10 work -womenin this light,
agreeable, and profitable branch of busi-
ness The Express has begun a good
work. Let it keep it up.
HIGH PRICES OF BRANDIEs IN FRANCE.
a letter to the Boston Chronicle, dated
CoUnac France Noycmher 81 cove.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
AT SEYMOUR'S, IN GEORGETOWN.
EURS! FURSm-Nothing con lie more aporopri.
Il ate as a memorial than present of a set of
the following beautiful Furs for Indies!
Stone Martea, Flat BOas, v it'll cuffs to match
Fitch do do Io
German Fitch do do ao
Rock Martin do do do
Siberian Squirrel do do do
Childrens sets of elegant Furs in abundance
Recollect prices are very low. Call early
W F. SEYMOUR,
Fur Manufacturer, Bridge street
Six doors east of High street, Georgetown.
dee 23-3tS
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS GOODS ,

sth street House Furnishing Store.
nONN r. BROS. have in store q most COM
- p etc assortment of Goods adapted to tie sea
SON. when comfort IL sought and tokens of affection
are passing. We have those which are suitable in
the greatest variety, from the finest sofls and COM
Portable chairs to articles of the exquisite work
man hip in plate glass and china
Only call and see DOM BROS
n B-Do not miss the store, five doors above Oa-
gett 8, at the corner OF ID. D.&B
dec 23-3t
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LIVER CnMpLAINrS nYSpEpsIA

r J. 5. Roses FEMALE sfECIFIc.-A remedy for
1iul Menstruation, Lercorrh,ea or Whites Price
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-10
KENTUCKY COAL.

There are to be seen at the Post Office in this city
specimens of coal from Kentucky, on the line of
the rail road from this city to Henderson, of very
superior quality 1t viii interest our readers to
learn that the coal fields from which these speci-
mems are taken are in Christian and Hopkins coun-
ties, Kentucky, about 20 or so miles distant from
this city. The road from Henderson, KY, to the
Tennessee line, is under contract and much of it
graded Ample funds are provided for its compile
ton by October, 1855. The Tennessee portion of the
road, about 40 miles, has been put under contract
10 be completed by the first of January, 1856. A
portion of the funds 10 build the Tennessee part of
the road have to be raised by private subscription.
When this road completed coal can be had in this
city al from to 10 cents A company of wealthy
gentlemen at HopkinsviIle, KY, offer to give bond
and uRdoIEted security to deliver one million Of
bushels per annum, at 20 cents per bushe this con-
tract to continue fos FIVE years.
The saving to the city Of Nashville, in the con-
Of COAL would be immense-equal to the
whole tax of the city win not Nashville, David
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