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4 LArpAttr PRoJrcr.-Tbe Society Of Alumni Of
washington College, which situated within the corpJ-
rate limits OF our village have determined 10 furnish
ton CITY. H
Il Is proposed iorli-e toe Necessary amount bg csDri
baon4 Of one dollar from each Alunuus sLD NAV feel
I-bOs'l u a'..i lu 20 worthy scheme. Prof Junius
i-hburn b. authorised receive the contribution
which are requested % be forwarded % coon AS possible
Hfanf" Inst mi project had not been conceived oi
much sooner This - the ony College ever endowed by
lbe faiher Of biz County, and block IN his rnonu-
h',' couIl Dc more appropriate than this which comes
the ohcrnf "i an Institution distinguished BIS biz name
and iDcr1lity
Editors who are disposed 10 ..yor tbi. scheme Will
please give TINS On insertion L',,Hgfo" DJ.,,Fsr
kstos5 o' rHs CouHsfasrR7 o., Psssrost-Mr wal
DO remarks ,us ,ie business Of tbe Pension Office ma.
be divided into Eve oas.e' ,laonary pcbsion.-ba
Psy pensions for five Invalid pensions Eavy pp
sions-sud Bounty Land
lndef ibr 'rt Of Narrh 1873 2o4.j rersonsjpeflofm
ng evolutionary eryccs have been placed on the pension
uta', tn' o. Way ISIS, llIs under that or June
i99zl3a,l'' FOR the widows Of such 1855 claims bay,
been admitted Under the sct Of 1888 the csirs. s-,
now coming IN very rapidly. The whole will require a,
spPIopr'hon Of 100000 10 addition to what has beer
Icder tho head NJ bail psv pensions for Eve csrs thor
have been 1891 claims allowed
Inc payment Of the invalid pensioners requires Al
sholnt q 1873, "a. The Commissioner thinks Their,
claims " Ines'
W na'y pcoaio0a the amount Of money regzired anu
Any nyahds BE- fa0tSo, the number Of persons re-.
He'yu ~ ''F widows, The sum Of ss9ls is require,
persons F' ''''- '' .
Under the head af Bounty Land ts Commissioner say
reto hqre been 2ai 100 applications which ali re..i,,
2'.sP',s 500 acres " land IN satisfy
hr. Waldo complains Of frauds and a tho diaic,,,,
o. ooi'o'ng correct evidence and asks FOR some cgsi
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~ MOTHERS, su,,sr ,,o,,,s-,,... Co..

~ MOTHERS BnEAsr tIOItis-Thsse Cloths will do
more TO prevent 9aa Breasts and give entire speedy
'' 90 Tah ~ the breasts " nursing mother arising from
cold or any other than any thing world this
day Ihey may be without the discomfort TO the mo
her aud procured and during the period nursing
=" eneVer any dgreesbc SYMPTOM &C hardness
from any cause exhibits ITSELF they guaranteed to give rciei
and IN every instance the Rising There are thou
sands who suffer dss during period Of nursng Directions
for using these Cloths accompany them.
They are 70 sale exclusively by ADIE d GRAY
Main street Riebrnsnd yi,gini,
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PETESBURG MARKETS, Dec e3.-Tobacco-B
little coming in except loose parcels For this there Is
good demand, and it sells readily prices ranging from
~ 90 to o. A good article win command s6a9
LfNCHBURG MARKET, Dec. 2I.-Tobacco Re-
ceipls very light Small sales for Prmings So 90 l.
Lugs at 81 so; Common Leaf So so Oo Shipping 50
90 a Q; good manufacturing $40 Is.
"heat-Heee'Pto large Rcd. NO. White, 90.
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TT IL is believed that the increased value of lands
through which the New York and Erie Railroad has
located far greater within the short space OF the last
h'e wears than the entire OF the road and all its
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CrRA.-The New Orleans Picayunc find no author
y for the story of Expedition four thousand strong
and reported to be about sail iom that city for
Cuba,
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RICHNOND NARKE1.N nrcranru o.

little nothing doing In th. ar,Iel. N,
he near approach VI the hoidAys W. o,,.
Leaf az "a se- Lag. ttk to t general sale, Of New
10 81 800 Oh Lngs t5k To aud 6S Common Leaf Az
" w "A Socd ~ to II One ti2to Is ''S
"'-r'ms Whit is worth VI A. aud Red 81 80
HESTER 4 WHITE, Com M,rcLa.,
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METROPOLITAN nALL
s. S. .SINFORITS OPERI IROTPE
WILL APEEAR sAIuRDAY. DECEMhER nm. IAhI-

s. S. SINfORipS OFERA IROUPE
WILL APPEAR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1883.
- ANFOHD'S CRLEBHtTED NEW ORLEANS OPERA
- TROUPE late Of sanfords Opera House Philadelphia which
by Friday DesembeT9 1885, after
sion q 28 nights crowded and delighted audiences tie elite
of the city.
This Troupe Of Aisies, combining
that has travelled Ia the United States consisting % r. ~
Sitter the Champion Dancer and PApiomnist; MIL ON
kNEAs the celebrated Author, Composer and Pianist tho
Troupe who will appear each evening" HERR LiEBENsTFN The
Hungarian Vocalist and the old established members who
appeared this Troupe, Messs SANFORD,
LYNCH COLLINS, RAINIER, HOLMAN, KANAkAGH, LIND.
SAY, DONALLY, Johnson RUDOLPH, and Master SANFORD,
assisted aavary aid numbering all twenty Not
whsshdnE the attending the
Of this the price to all parts o the house reserved
will be p cents Reserved seats, which secured
duTngtte day, 20 cents.
CHRISTMAS DAY. C2sthJ Observation-Disclosures ~
O'Clock, eveuingat1. dC2z
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ST. LOUIS MARKET Dee Il

TonAcco-Nothing done in this article worthy of no
tice Only two three hhds offered and then the
sales of which afford no correct quotation for The
Manufactured Is quite dull, and only limited quantity of
city selling at former rates-say from e 94c per h.
as IN quality To-day two hhds leaf sold the Stat
Warehouse at - 30 and 50 30 per 100 lbs
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RANGE Oh THE THEIR MONETEH
Al NORRIS Bools:ore ~ Main street. December 2sr5.
o'clock, IL O'Clock, o o'cloeg
s8a aFs

~ DR. BRAISARD will return from Petersburg wcdne,
day and be consulted the Hotel
yaie PaTor for week with the exception Of Saturday
following subjects LIST, Partial Total blindness
ton; 3D. Pain 70 sight, 4h sghiednes
short or Near Sighted Hours
A. NJ, rom l to 4 M, dslg-dtf
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AL US E NJ ENTS.
THEATRE.

BENEFIT or Mr.. ". aARD, Aonag Munger.
TUESDAY EVENING, December 9Th 1873, the Play OF
EDITH,
The Pair Maid Hichmond
ElSard ... . Mr. Ward
Mrs Ward
pUtfr. .Msscs s. and K ParingtoB.
wv AUNT,
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CONGRESS.
wAsnrNGroN, Dec. -, 1858.

WAsniN"roN, Dec. %, 1858.
SENATE.
variety Of petitions, possessing but ltlle interest
presented
Nj Jones OF Tennessee gave notice OF his intention I,
Introduce bill TO distribute the proceeds OF the publ,
LANDS among the several States.
Mr. James gave notice "i his intention to introduce .
Dill to present s"ord TO he nearest male relation OF MAJ
Nj Sebastian int oIuced bill (Which was noticed We
terdayJ and 1t was referred.
The bill for the relief OF the Representatives, ofMs Ca
leb Swami was passed
Nj GS,nn introduced bill for extending the term O.
the California County Lind Commission which was refer
rec Immediately afterwards bill again taken "
and passed.
"a invitation read from the directors of the New
ioS crystal Faice 10. the members OF the Senate to
tend the exhibition.
Tae Senate soon afterwards adjourned until Tuesday
next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House the usual hour.
debate arose as to the law books ordered At the las,
session. OF TIE House, aud printed since the adjournment
Thereof "hether said books SHALL be distributed and H.
clerk. ~
TINS CARgo OF .uE HUXaoLuT-Ihere were 1873.
packages ia the HUMBOLDT, principally dry goods silks
velvcts, ebToicrics brooatees fancy articles cuelry
&c OF various kinds
The value Of the Humboldt and her cargo Is estimated
to have been worth siiSoooo; ship, say 100000, ami
Probably oac.hlli or u,sre Is total loss. though the
watches, j1V-lrv &c, stored away in the eaoin are
saved
Goods saved viii have to share in general average nth
What lost anu the adjustment Of these averages viii be
JOB OF no small difficulty
TIE loss Of some of the insurance companies will, It e..
said, be very hrge.
Tae disapPontmcnts to dealers Is lar-e-iuasmuch a.
some Of those articles CONTEMPORARIES ordered
Christmas and o'hcf fancy articles intended for Ei du
ring the hoydlys.
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From the n V Herald
THE WAR BETWEEN GUATEMALA AND HON
DURAS-INTRIGTES OF yEXICo

The bark Cadet Capt. Guide, arrived Yesterday from
Belize Honduras. She sailed theuc. the 9Th ult
She brings us late aud highly Interesting intelligence from
Central Anne RIGA, especially from Honduras
Our correspondent gives the ateS aud most autheu
tic account of siirs ia Honduras of the progress of
the war Of that State with Guatemala
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-26

RECEIPTS oS IHE V. r. X R-Tnc following state
nert furnished by the Secretary exhibits the actual C.
cepts ecep; 10. mail transportation the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad. during the moalh Of November Is
So viz
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UANTED.The subscriber s,he, to hire Tor the
w ysaL aTsn.y @ thirty g cd Coal p hands FST such
dsiS-igi WA n. TRENT
u nes" - o'sissLtsois Ss~ noMK Va sor ts
ra1MsHp t%MEsfoMS Captain s,SL %
received oay) Monday q O'Clock, and 70 ihe hour q
Pa,senge requested board before
a, Office, of,he Basin
Passage York including room accom-.
ony wy
Pa.ssnse. siag h. .hp i Noft win be charged the sane
de1S-2 INDIANA WATSON
= f1lAaj%JRE IS 2' f&bs'if2HBstf1ilc ID
Up oeioct u, tuesday, insa, for
Also of wheeling Plsburs Cincinnati and the South and Yves,
', S:ss@s, LUDLAM WATSON
NV YORK EXrRA sYRUP-sugar house Molassss-Ncw y.
,s ''S''''h-P'PP'Tp ,yss ns ALLEN co
{, ATTTY TGsE, BLAsTfSo AND RITLE PowDER Hydraulic
S"'' n''' Fo' sud b AV sp ,I TIess z CO.
lkUOK WHAT TJ0UR-Brstil and Havsns white sugar
faT sls e. ''F a. &c p.yfsPoaT ALLEN Co
VInGINIA cEEissTaaIa HAILnoAp;-Ths
ne $50 instant, on Mont Jsnaa qad 49, and tho rloaiS
Of 5s,,hi trains discontinued during that p'IlOd
AFAHGE HOUSE, NEW YORK, Bsoadf
- EsJ, between A,ni.y aud nlcccksr sts.1
ard Sary rnl.Rsd : syis snsurpssssd
BE-. .: ~ .ad iS saias '' sS1 psi,SS
o. uef friends the travelling puhc 10 VII BE-
reception Of guests aboa, the 9Th o. January. 49,
wHoHr, LAHIERs co..
ds2i-dem q. Lahior Son, formerly Of Nseou, eeorg
GtLOyEH SEED, LARD, SPERM CANDLT&
~ ma a. brandy ~
O. bushels Glover seed
~ kegs Mountain Leaf Lard
100 boxes sperm Caudlcs ~ .
sbeis yeau old Oates Brandy, superior article
ceving for sale
- ALT.-Aaoat, "J,afey Darcy" brands, IN prime
de9s DAVENPORT, ALLEN
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NKTANTED.-The subscriber wishes hire Tor the ensug
w year twenty thirty cd Coal Pt hands For such
liberal hire will be paid Apply to the subscriber In Richmond
or his brother, DR.. r. Trent
deI6-iU WA. n. TRENT.
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The War News b, the America

CO No paper will be issued from this Office on Tues
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S4Gqs g.
Tonnage Fast,
West,
Wav freiEhr- ard Express,
Passenger Fave,
kIns6a-na

This Is falling on compared with receipts for the
month Of between three and four thousand dol
ir7. principally on Western tonnage Tdere Is also .
small failing OH in passenger receipts while on Els
tern tonnage have regularly increased are larger than
for any previous month.-LiJ.Siv Se.tin.L
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


debate arose to the law books ordered At the las,
session Of the House, aud printed since the aiournrea,
Thereof "hether said books SHALL be distributed and H.
clerk. "
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~ The steamer America brings the following de-
patch, which may be important dealers in brcadstrT
ODT5'i, Nov %, 1853.
very active business has Of late been going on in
wheat but frost has act TO- aud the port nov frozen
up.
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SE- The question Of SLOWING the people Of the state
90 vote Tor the election a. President of the United 3tcs
rejected by the South Carolina Legislature Of is late
scssion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-26

tn Al editor in the State, Who fyor ny plan az
requested 70 copy
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~ The Washington Union givc' timely warning to
Democratic scnator', again'i voting 10 opposition to the
confirmation Of Collector Redsed The Bronson meu OF
rather bc National Democrats wnIbsye to look out The
Union says
We have only 10 observe that the Senator rho s;,s
bis passions 70 get 20 much the master over his Judgment
we against the confirmation fNr RedGeId without
good valid tangible reason will have cause Tor Der.
aona snd political regret forever thereafter.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25
The CALoRIc ENGINE.-The New York

The CALoRIC ENGINE.-The New York
Post states that, in compliance with sug-
gestion or request from Mr.. Kennedy, the
Secretarysof the Navy, who manifests the
deepest interest in Captain Ericsson's new
motor, the ship Ericsson is now prepar-
Ing to 60 to Norfolk. She will be ready
for sea, it is presumed, in thirty or forty
days, when we shall have an opportunity of
ascertaining whether she has power enough
to run against a head wind, which many
mechanics and scientific men doubt.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25
The New Literary Paper.


We have several times alluded to the
movements which we understand is steadily
Progressing to establish a new and elegant
l;terary paper in Washington. The plans,
We are informed, are not yet matured, but
nre in good stage of forwardness.
The Springfield Mass Post, makes the
t,llowing illusions to this enterprise:
"Rev C. W. Denison, recently of Boston,
IS about starting a new literary paper at
Washington. Mr.. Denison has considera-
lie editorial experience, and is a fine writer.
In the ample field he has chosen for the
development of these qualifications, we
.rust he will meet with liberal encourage
naent."
The Baltimore Argus informs us that Mr..
Denison was recently editor of the Olive
Branch, popular journal of Boston, where
MS lady is now filing his place, but which
she will leave in the spring, for the purpose
of being associated with him in the conduct
of the new paper here.
The Boston Bee adds:
"Mr c. W. Denison, formerly Of this
city, is about starting new literary paper
at Washington. Success to it."
The new paper, We learn, is to be of a
Pictorial character, and issued in form
suitable for binding.
The names of subscribers may be left at
the Office of the Star.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
IRVING HOTEL.

IRVING HOTEL.
5 B Luce U u l. B Dodge Va
W ID Washington DC S Y Armstrong DO
Ii Hickcox Bait A McGiunlss Pa
Noad Quebec NJ Stevens & Nd
IL j Jeffrey do Miss Strong DO
u W Harris Phila } Fiarerty Phil
Mrs Harris do Stockbridge Bos
} Wallan n } b Dudley Ohio
Col Abercrombie Ga Mr. Atkinson & ser
w Brown Mich NC
L Michals Md
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25

OLD, But GooD.-Bill P. was making a
journey In a stage-coach, over the billy
roads of New Hampshire and amused HIM
1t on the way by frequent resorts to the
comfort of mysterious black bottle which
he had with him. Suddenly the coach
came in contact with large stone, which,
without doing any other damage, deprived
Billy Of his equilibrium, and down he rolled
upon the ground.
"Wot'n thunder yer doin'?" said Billy :;
how come yer to tip over?"
The driver informed him that the stage
had not overturned at all and the passen.
gers assured Billy that Jehu was right.
Billy approached the vehicle again, and
remounted slowly to his former seat outside
"Didt upset, dyour say"
"Not at ALL replied the driver.
Well-if Id a know'd that" said Billy.
" I arouldnt ha' got off,"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25
CONGRESS.
Senate.

senate
Crowds in the galleries and in the report
er's seats to hear Senator Soule speak.
On motion of Mr.. BADGER the House bill
to prevent frauds against the Treasury of
the United States, the object of which was
to guard clerks and members of Congress
against receiving brides, was taken up.
Mr.. HALE said he hoped that the bill
would be so amended, as to prevent sailors
being taxed to pay agents for their infu-
ence in procuring the passage of bills,
which did not stand in need of their assist
ance.
At the hour of one the special order was
taken up-discussion on the Monroe doc
trine.
A motion was made by Mr.. JONES to al
low the ladies to occupy the floor of the
Senate, but was not carried, because one
member opposed it-Mr. UNDERWOOD.
Mr.. SoULE spoke at great length upon
the pending question. He was particularly
severe upon the course pursued by our
Government respecting Purser Smith, and
those who went to the Island of Cuba to
assist in freeing it from the hand of tyranny
and said that we treated Crittenden and his
party as pirates and robbers -.
Mr.. SEWARD asked him whether our gov
eminent had in any official document stig-
matised those men as pirates.
Mr.. SoULE. The Governor-General of
Cuba cared not for the terms used, what he
looked at was the meaning of them. Mr..
S. further said that he was against purchas-
ing Cuba. He did not believe that Spain
would sell it, neither would the Cubans who
call upon US for assistance submit to be sold.
Mr. S. is opposed to the purchase of the
island of Cuba.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25

NBS The Virginia Colonizatiox Society
has memorialized the Legislature for an
annual grant sufficient to defray the ex-
penses of colonizing the annual increase OF
the free colored people of the State, which
increase is estimated at about LOGO.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25
EVENING STAR.
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1853.
Warrington Gas Corporation.

Warrington Gas Corporation.
We have no invention or even desire to
make the Evening Star the vehicle for assail-
ing any particular class of business or any
private institution of this city. Far be it
from US to allow our columns, while they
are open and independent, to be perverted
to the purposes of partisan warfare or petty
malice. Our paper is entirely free from the
corrupt influence of party, or the bigoted
'-ogmatism of sect. 1t is established to
maintain and perpetuate the best interests
IT all classes of society, leaving each indi-
>idual to judge for himself as to the inherent
rightfulness and beneficial effect of his call
ing.
We make these predatory remarks, because
a worthy citizen has called our attention to
what he considers some Of the abuses now
ractised by the body of gentlemen who have
baen incorporated here for the purpose of
supplying the city with gas. tits very likely
that We shall admit some structures on these
hTowed abuses to be published in our col
I, INNS. But in doing this, we wish to state,
AID to have it distinctly UNDERSTOOD that we
shall not allow our paper to take sides in
this matter, in such a way as to give just
cluse of offence to any one We shall faith
fully reflect, as the EUening Star ever does,
nothing but the true light; so that no citizen
will be deceived on consulting our columns
1t has been stated to us that the manage
ment of this Gas Company is bad: that its
charges are extravaganty high; that some
Ct its agents have shown disobliging dis
position; that it fails to secure the conf
dance such as a company ought to enjoy, in
such city as the capital of nation-there-
~ preventing many streets from being pro-
Ierly lighted, where light is greatly needed.
All these points, and more, have been
presented to US; and we have been urged,
as we have already stated, to take the SUBJ
jet up, and call to it the attention of the
national government and the citizens at
large.
We therefore give notice that the columns
Of the E0ening Star are open to discussions
nn the merits or dement's Of the WASHING
TON Gas COMPANY" and that we will pub
lish communications on both sides of this
i,aportant question, provided they be pro-
,.erly written, and furnished to us at sea-
sonable hours.
Now, then, citizens, "free your minds"
/. Shall we have more light?
2. Shall we have better light?
8. Shall we have cheaper light?
At any rate, " Let there Delight" shed
q this dark subject. And the Euening Star
is ready "with healing in it's beams"
More anon.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25

68- Observation-Disclosures will find the best
OF board at Copps Pavilion, for s. 80 per week, or
board and lodging on reasonable terms. Gentlemen
can be accommodated with baths at all hours, sup
ply OF hot or cold water always hand, only % CT
single bath
jan 22-1w Louisiana ave near 9Th ST
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25

R8- Have you seen those beautiful
Lace Berthas and Chemisettes at .ATES? No. Why
yoa ought by all meas. There is also to be seen
Muslin Embroidered Caps Merino Embroidered Scarfs
Lace Embroidered Caps, Fancy Dress Caps, Evening
Head Dresses, Sontag Sleeves, and beautiful lot of
Embrodcries. iano4-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25
GREAT . ISCOVEhY.

II HE create discoveries are those which are Z,
L beneficial TO The human race Joy sBd gladl
result from th' IN. iii eovery that rroducs ia
ness is truly great. How many have been sent D
eternity by coughs and colds that settled into Z.
enemy of human life-C' NsUMPuoN! How d
suffer daily with coughs, who might rid th,msy
OF tbelr a11cton for mere trif-l is there r, d.
Has the discover be, u made which will give rrt
fe>! Mclntoshes ARABIAN SYRUP" and the -
HEALING CORDIAL" have Icen dscoye cred They b.
gwen reliefto thousands who were lettering up,
brink OF the grave! Turned sorrow into joy, q
produced happiness where nougLt hut gloom /
vailed.
For sale by w. H. Gilman. corner of Pennsylysr
avenue, ard - treet; z ID. Gilman, rennsylys,
avenue between 9th and 9TH streets, and the prop
tor, 9th street between ID and 4 streets, south
ian 2l-dtf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25

re- One brave little girl, ten years of
age, whose ankle was so badly broken by
the late accident by which President Pierce's
son WAS killed, as to render amputaton
necessary, never shed tear, but kept say
ing, ''don't cry, mother, you see DON'T
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25

agT A law imposing penalty of $50
upon any persons circulating bills under SIS
OF any bank out Of the State, went into
operation on Monday last in Alabama.