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METROPOLITAN STEAM LAUNDRY.

I 1oh establishment, being now ia complete CIDER
~ with the most improved machinery. PAL Of
Wich We Imported from Europe at heavy ex pense,
we are how pre-; ard to take and deliver clothes
tho door Of our customers in sly that will not fail
to please. Our establishment being superiutenJed
by ladies' who have thorough kuowled of tho
business We can collect aud delyr the clothes in the
most beautiful order, with nroptne: add dispatch
to all pars Of he District and itbout injury 10 the
most delicate fabric There being no chemical prep
aratons used and little ficticn On the clothes
We can Safely say, with the urrance of our Gus
TONER'S that this nj de il pref mCenty better and Il
more economical than by the old process hen the
urgency OF the case requires it, the clothes can b.
collected and delivered in satisfactory order in few
hours notice-all that ask IL trial.
81 Clothes collected and delivered free of car
riage.
Until We can procure a suitable Office in central
part OF the city, all communications left at the fol
owing places: j. 7. Berkey's Dyeing establishment
South side OF Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sits
H. VI. r. King. Grocery, cor Vermont av ehue and
street, or addressed 10 through the City Post
ofio', will be promptly attended tn.
dec l7-eo;irn. KING HICKS.
TOFFEE, TEA, s VARIETIES
~ Oh Government Java Coffee
Brown Java. in packets
Genuine Mocha. in half and quarter bills.
Maracaibo aud Hhite RIO Coffee
Roasted aud ground Coffee, roasted Ind ground 10
the District
ANY OF the above Calees may be roasted l. ground
to order 1t short notice
Imperial. Gunpowder, Young Tyson, snd very
Gne Old Hys'n Teas
ooloug and pouchong Black Teas
S0urLoug, IL English Breakfast Tea
Wine, Lemons and Fancy Crackers, supplies re-
ceivel weekly
English DAiry Chaese. Limitation
Do DO real genuine very rich
Goshen Cheese. plsin
Pine Apple Cheese, L. wis Norton's best brands
Whole and fresh ground Spree, all kinds
Rec Flour, OsSeso Corn. Starch. and Farina
Wheaton GIist, small Homiuy.
SHEkELL / BAILEY
succcsSOrs to J. b. Kibbey Co.
Gee LIT No. 8. opp. Centre Market
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NEW BOOKS.

Frank Taylor sends us Anecdotes of
Painters, Engravers, Sculptors, and Arch
itccts. and CuriOsities of Art" by
Shearjashub Spooner, "A. B., NJ. D.; in three
vols: New York-printed by Z. P. Put
nam & Co., 10 Park place. This agreea-
BILE and interesting book is q. compilation
of all the legends of the artists and the
arts of ancient days, and all the anec-
dotes of artists and the arts of modern
times, which are preserved over Europe,
told briefly, and with such point and pith
as to form work which no one who takes
it up, can abandon until after having read
it through. A capital book it is, for
family library.
The same bookseller also sends us i" City
Architecture; or designs for Dwelling
Houses, Stores, Hotels, &C., in 90 plates,
with descriptions, and an essay on the
principles ofdesign," by Mr.. Field. New
York-printed by Putnam & Co. This
cheap publication can hardly fail to prove
worth hundred times its cost to every
master builder, or builder ambitious to
fit himself to become master workman.
1t will also be of much service to all real
estate holders in cities and towns.
We are further indebted to Mr.. Taylor
for " Mr.. Rutherford s Children" stories
by various authors of works for juveniles
who are distinguished as writers of that
class of books. Putnam & Co. are the
publishers. 1t will make very suitable
Christmas present for girls more especial
ly; the stories being capital and well
told, and the work being got up in very
creditable style, with excellent wood
cuts.
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NEW STORE.

NEW STUEE.
I HAVE on hand a wei selected stock Of Trash
family Groceries, which ain determined 10 sell
at low prices:
Best Green and Black Teas
I'd Government. Java, and Rio CotIres
Brown. loaf, and crushed Sugars
Fresh Spiccs Of u}l kinds
Fresh Butter aud Cheese
Almonds, Raisins
Walnuts, Pecan Futs, Filberts.
LIQUORS OF all kinds and of the best quality
fine brandy, Whikey aud Wine Oh draught aud
ia bottles
Pune Jamsica Spirits, Gin. Cordials, &c.
Segars. Tobacco aud Snuff
l shall endeayor 20 please all who honor ms Wit h
their custom. F. n kOCHg
N. side Of y, between lith and 18th SITS
dec l1-3tk
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TAKE NOTICE.

FINHE test place to buy fine Jewelry is at ia. Neg
L J1weiry Store of H. o. HOOD. between a ( AMI
9th street, on Pennsylvania avenue sign az the urs
spread Eagle. where all kinds of I'm. n stehes ~
Jewelry, silverware &c.. can be had at New No Z
city prie-, and much lower than goods al like anal
ity csn he bought for at any other establishment H.
this vicinity. "a o. Uoon
y. BAH kinds of watch Repairing dou. AT VAR
short noti"e aid well az at aqy other .stab.L
ment either In Eurole America by W W. Ho
HhSwortn dec LIT
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" Hllbus 4 Hitz have sent us several
pieces OF new music, among which we
ind 1.-The New Hungarian Polka" "My
iome' My Happy Home" as sung by
Jenny Lind, the Recollection Waltz :"
memory apretty ballad, and Z" Nestle
Thou Little One" All of these nieces
are arranged for the Piano.
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GAS FIXTURES.

VNHE sufscribar takes pleasure in announcing 70
i the public that his stock Of GAS EINTURks,
comprising some of tn" best and latest paterns has
been Received. and that he is prepared sell at
the lowest rates. Persons ip want 81 Gas Fixtures
sill please call and eNamine-,Ley will no doubt
end il to their interest.
Dwell inss and public buiidingl Fl tel with gastu-
bnb IT the usual rates. j. W. THOMPSON.
dec lt-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-17

~ The inimitable THOMPSON is daily engaged
In taking those wonderful STERkOSCOPE POR
TRAITS, which are winning for him such au envia-
BILE reputation. THOMPSON has many imitators,
but his pictures are ahead of all rivalry. If the
public wish for Portraits possessing all the attributes
of perfection, brilliant but unfading let them try
THOMPSON. His pictures, Pope said of his
friends VIII bloom in their eolors for thousand
years." His Gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue,
between A. and 9th streets Try him.
poyll-f
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FOREIGN MUSIC.

fVNHE Matt nal Airs Of all Nations arranged for the
Piano, with the flag Of each nation ca he litls
page.
The Compositions Of List Tha!teIe. Chaplin. A..
cher, Garis Herr. M-ndelschn, Beethoven. Mo..it
Hayden, Czerny, Gottschalk, Jseli, and others
A large selection Of nlusic for Violin, ilute ari
Piano.
Music for small Orchestra
Music Ton Guitar and Fluta.
Together with all the new publications Of the day.
at the Music Depot Of HILBUS HlTZ
dee lG-tf
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THINGS IN NEW YORK.
Nsw York, December Is. 1853.

NsW York, December Is. 1853.
The excitement is increasing in reference
to the arrest of Parsons, the street preacher,
and 1t is quite possible that some serious dis
turbance may result from any attempt on the
part Of the authorities to interfere with any
future similar exercise of the liberty of speech
Archbishop Hughes has issued letter to the
Catholic clergy and laty, exhorting them not
to interfere in any way with any street
preachers; limiting ut a conspiracy against
their civil and religious rights, which, howev-
or, may be frustrated by their carefully
avoiding any hostile demonstrations. The
Times expresses the opinion That q state of
feeling in the highest degree dangerous to the
public peace, is growing up between the Cath
olics and Protestsnts Of this city,
The Tract Society of the NJ +. church cell
ebrated its first anniversary at the Mission
Room on Wednesday-Bishop Jones presiding
Receipts of the year Sl6,450, besides over
500 to purchase prize tract
The Hard Democracy have appointed a
committee to select site for the erection of
building to be named jefferson Hall = where
those eXileI from Tammany Hall may take
refuge.
Gavazzi delivered his last lecture in this
city on Thursday evening and Will soon sail
for Europe.
Liberal donations are being made for the
iS.Ioi VI 'ho -lcssis iIdI per operatives
1t is seldom we find the press of this city
so unanimousi in sentiment as they are in their
approval Of the recent decision in the libel
case, Fry VS.. Bennett. Not one appears to
express the least sympathy for the proprietor
of the HeraM. The Epening Post thinks
verdict Of twenty thousand dollars would not
have been too much. 1t says Indeed if
they could have united with it O decree Of
imprisonment, it would MOI have been too
severe punishment for this Caliban of the
press, who, for years, has outraged deeency
and morals, almost with impunity" The
editor Of the Milror tells Mr. Bennett" Ap-
pealing in such cases ia an expensive luxury.
Better pay up and done with it."
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.

Collectors Office, Dec. IL 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that the lit of den-
~ quent property is in course of preparation. and
will be completed and published about the 1t
ofJsnuary, 1854. All persons Interested
ly reques ed to come forward and by paying reiey.
the undersigned from the unpleasant duty Of enoI,-
ing the collection and themselves from the onerous
additional sxpense attending IN advertisement.
X. j. ROCHE,
dec l5-dt-Janl Collector
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" 1t is reported that different par
ties are about to institute suits against
Bennett for libel-there being a number
OF persons in different parts of the coun-
try who have been as badly slandered by
" the Satan of the press" as Mr.. Fry
has. 1t is said that q troubles never
come singly;;" so it is with the Herald.
No sooner has it lost it's influence, than
those it has injured sue it for libel and
recover damages. 1t is expected the suits
we speak OF will soon be brought {. .ainst
Bennett.
q The DAILY Ohio State Democrat
Is the title of new Democratic paper
published at Columbus, Ohio, by Horace
5. Knapp and Chas. B. Flood.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-17

~ Joe ShtlIinGtOn receives all the NV
Books and NEWSPAPERS As fast a. published. He
is agent fsr Harper's and all the other Magaz ines
and our readers wall always find large and good as
sortnent of Blank BooHs and Stationery at his Book
store, OdeOn Building, corner of4 X street and Penn
sylvania avenue. aug 70
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-17

Rctribution comes at last. A man
named Patrick Sweeney was recently ar.
rested in England for murder committed
twenty years ago. Sweeney, at that
time, succeeded in making his escape to
America, and supposing all danger past,
he ventured to return.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-17

A LIBERAL reward and M questions asked, will
IA lie given for the return Of Musical Box. II
plays two tunes, viz Isabella and Yankee Doodle
and having the top picture Of the church 81 No
tire Dame. Reform to Mrs. ycss' Jew.lry Store, "a
Pa avenue. between 18th and 18th str
The BOX was taken Oh the 18th Nov 1853
dec l5-2t
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PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

MI w. phhi bhtla HIM invite Atlantic,
XNls their unusually large stock of 70
SUPERIOR GOLD WATCHES
Consisting Of Ladies' and Gentlemen, h,..,
and open fsco London, Liverpool. and Gene. n,ls
pick. Lever and Lepine Watches in plain enrr.r.'.
ensmeucd, and jswelled CAGES '"a-
RICH JEwELRY
Diamond, ruby, and pearl brooches
Earrings and Bracele's
Diamond AMI Pearl Finger Rings and Cross.
Gold Chains, Lockets, Seals, Keys Breas,pips
Pencils 'f'ns'
Gold Thimblse Cuff Pins, Wedding Rings. ke
PURE SILVER WARE
siver Tea Sets, Pitchers, Goblets, Cups
Napkin Kings, Table, Dessert, and TEASPOON.
sud Forks
Silver Dessert Knives. Soup, Cream, and GRAVY
Ladies '
Sugar, Salt, Mustard aud Egg Spoons
Pie, Cake, Fish, and Butter Knives
Sugar Sifters, Ice and Salad Tongs
Preserve and Jelly Spoons, Pickle Forks. Sc
FANCY ARTICLES AND PLATkD WARE
Fine Pans, silver Card Cases and Porte monpai.s
Plated Tea Sets, Walters, Cake aud Card Baskets
G.stors, Urns Kettles, Flower Stands
Liquor Frames, &c.
N. ". GAIT BRO
Sigh Of the Golden Eagle
dec lest AVN ~
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UNICHORD PIANO.

M nave now Ia store one Of the sbOve res sta
w cheap Pianos, from the celebrated mauutar'
tory OF j. III. SchOmacker Go. This style CT piano
Is considered to stand unrivalled for keeping III
tune.
Also, OH hand a complete asa rtment Of American
and German new and second hand Psp"s.
HILBUS & HlTE
Music Depot.
Knew Music received this day.
dec ID
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS

GAUTlER will open on Monday December Ia
W choice collection Of the most rare no,,i 81
beautiful PRESENTS ever exhibited in Wssbington
insisting man. elegant articles made In PAL. -
his swn order, TO which ha invites the examippt,op
OF the public dec IL =,
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/. O. r. M.
GRAND HAT,r.

'lNHE ANACOsTIA TRIBE No. 3. Improved Order
OF Red Mem respectfully announce TO their
friends and the public. that they will give grand
Hall
They respectfully soli the patronage If the pub
Inc for this Ball. and pledge themselves 70 leave moth
ing undo:e tn make il ''the Ball of the season"
The proceeds are to be appropriated :or the pur.
chase of d Banner for this Tribe
Refreshments will BE- in the hands Of an efficient
caterer. Supper 10 be had at d reasonable charye
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MANAGERS:
;, Nm Brown, Bro frieEdwsld,
S, } Webster, Bro A Burress
Z :. Geo Brown, Fro A PumpbIey
r =, Mm Lu-by, Bro G Grifh0,
8, Gross, Bro } Smnot
:, Jas Edwards. Bro Tracy,
Ps. Nayson. Bro Miller
sachem, Pierce, Ero Naryman,
Sen Sag, VIM Lloyd. BRO T + Naguire.
Jun Sag smith, Bro WIN CHAMPION.
On the pat 81 ta' Great Council.
G J, VIZ, Tucker. GUS. Mills.
ii W, VIM Hutchinson.
Tascl,ord Tribe No s.
PC 8, J NcCauley, GS, Gadds.
O.rye TrLs No q.
:, ) Sohn-"n, Bro, u Dudley.
Aokd.OL Tr.ts No. I.
p e, Orpeinhim-r, Bro Seldu.r
Tickets ONE D0LLAR-to be he'd at the usua
places and at the door on evening Of Bail
dec 16--5f%
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NEW MUSIC.-Iove wilt thou t~ine nor me
IN bower; Ada Clare; Dreams OF youth Allan
Percy; The grave of Lily Dale Fare thee wen MI ue
are broken Juliu. from Kentucky; dreamed OF
thee; Reset Mazourka; star Schottisch; FASHION
Schottisch; La Brunette Schottisch Aunty peihs
Picciola Poll a. The dream Polka together with ali
Of Julians pieces. JNo r. ELLioS
Music aud Stationery Store. Pc. avenue,
dec IL pet~- ELL 1910
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-17

EAUNITARIAN CHURCH.-The Rev. w. Ii. Chan
ming, of New York, will preach in the Unitarian
Church for a few Sahbaihs, commencing to morrow
al the usual hours, ii O'Clock A. NJ, and \ p. M.
Subject in the rnorning--"A Credible Creed.n In
the evening-'Vhe Unity Of Christendom."
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APPLES! APPLES |!

..1..e ADple0.-Has been received BY
"A fPECK & WEED, on Louisiana avenue, near
The corner Of 10th street, and opposite the old Gas
House. 500 BARRELS CHOICE APPLES. For
sale by the barrel or larger quantity.
dec l2-dlw"-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-17

Mr.. Coo DALL s BENEFIT Tonight, Mr..
'oodall appears for the last time in his
Celebrated character of Edward Middle
ton in the play of 90 the Drunkard."
MIR. Goodall, since he has been in our
city, has won golden opinions of all, not
only as chastc and finished actor, but
also by his department as gentleman,
and we sincerely trust that tonight
the citizens of Washington, who are ever
ready to appreciate real merit, will give
an exhibition Of their feelings that will
speak louder than words.
During the whole of the present week
MIR. q. has drawn full houses; but he
deserves more than this tonight. Let
him therefore have such a crowd as was
never Seen at the Variete before.
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RAZORs! RAZORsm

n y. II I. N / d Is >
NeU Haar Dressing Establishment, EtVa,4s H'G.
N hand and for safe a select assortn icnt VI Rod
~ gers and Wade and Butcher RaFOTs, all Of
which are ~srrahtgd 10 shave we'll q Tie noLry Rs
turned.
AlH,, Brushes. Combs, Shaving Sosps. Razor StroF,
Hair Oils. Pomades &c dec I,-lEt
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-17

IMITATION IN FAsIIIoN.--White cravats
and vests are now out of date in fashion.
able circles. They are now the distin-
gushing badge of servants in attendance.
The editor of the New York Sunday Times.
in abiding to the present fashion in that
city. says: A dandy friend of ours, who
had tor few seasons given up parties,
attended one recently, and wishing to
honor the occasion in full dress, arrayed
himselfin his wedding suit, carefully pre-,
served, and was much chagrined on find
ing that he was the only man present be-
sides the walters who sported a white
vest and cravat." Fashion also has of
late years placed frock coats on a par
with dress coats, and the former are as
much worn as the latter are at parties
and balls.
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MARSHAI,S SALE.

/ virtue of writ of Teri facias, issued from ue
Clerks office of the District Of Columbia f"f the
county "f Washington, and TO me directed, fhh, no,
eSpo;e TO public sale for cash. MONDAY. the Zo'u
instant. at Messrs Pckerels Ware house. IN "eoree
town, ID. e. IL O'clock III the following prpsry
viz: One printing Press ana fixtures. s-iz. snd lev
led upon as the property of A. Boyd Hamilton, anu
sold to satisfy Judiials No. IS March Tenn lest'
Ia favsr of CLAIM Frederick Cosfsdt
JONAH u. HOOVER.
Marshal of the District OF Columbia.
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THIRTY YEARS VIEW,


INuE guests OF the National Hotel. strangers and
L Others who desire to subscribe for the Hou6ra-
be Thomas IL. Benton's great work Thirty Years
View, or the Working of the American Government
for Thirty Years, from 1920 TO 1870 are requested
to leave their names with MIR. Wills, ofhce NJ 6,
National Hotel, where | can 10 seen wien not ell
gagged canvsssing for the work.
The guests Of BROWNE Hotel, who desire the work,
VIII leave their Names residences, &c, al the ufh
with Mr. j. I. STEwART
The guests of the Irving Hotel will leave them
with Mr. Jas. TUCKER
The guests of Nilards' Hotel " II leave them Siil
Mr.. JNo. H. kREwoOD
The guests Of the L. T. Hotel will leave them with
Mr.. A. ". kIRHwoop
Us. H0LLINC.sHEAD,
Agent for the District OF Columbia.
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CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR Is AT HAND

a Sdrig cf 30 per csnt. an tie purchase If Neuv
1edr and Christmas Presents
4 L the new Jewelry and Fancy Store. north side
IA OF Pennsylvania avenue, ietwecn 11th I2th
streets, will be found a first rate selection Of
Fine gold Scarf and BreaStpins, Finger Rings
Earrings, Bracelets. LockctS
Pencils, gold Chains, and Charms
Also, variety of Performances
Palier Nach- Tables, Portfolios
1nkstands inlaid with pearl
With great variety Of other goods which I am
determined to sell at the lowest prices.
dec l1-1w A IFWJS
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ENGLISH & AMERICAN PICKLES

ENNGLISH & AMERICAN PICKLES
IL and English Sauces
GhsIkins, Mixed, Chow Chow, Walnut. Piccadilly.
Caulhfi 'wer. English. OF both Crosse, BLACK.
wells Eatteys expectation
And Crosse and Blackwels celebrated Onion Pick.
les, Mixed, Mansles, Martinas Onion., CaulIi.
flower, Red Cabbage, American
Van Benschoten aud Wells Provost, n. York.
Lee X PERKINS, celebrated Worcestershire Snuce. In
quarts, pints and halfpints, late importation
Also, John Bulls Harvey. Resding. lnda-Soy Is
sence Of ABchOvics and Lobsters
Crosse aud BaekWells and Whybrow's EpzIi.l
Mrstard
Louis Freres French Mustard
English Refined Table Salt, in Jars
SHEkELL 4 BAILEY,
successors to j. X. Kibbev 4 Co
dec l7-lw No. ., opp. Centre Market
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~ 1. o. o. F.-The members of Friend
uS ship Lodge Ne. IL, and Ridgely Ensampmsnt
Ne. 5. will meet at their Lodge Room on SUNDAY.
the 18th instant at O'Clock p. m for the purpose
of attending the funeral Of Brother Water L. Burke
late a member of Franklin Lodge No. . and salem
Encampment No. > If Baltimore.
Members cf Sister Lodges and Eneampmcnts are
frsternally invited to atterd. dec Tits
~ Smithsonian Institution Lee.
A3 tures.-0n MONDAY EVENING the 10th
instant, by Benjamin Hallowell. Subject: "FiIed
Stars. Nebulae and Stellar Systems"
During the lecture Plsnetrium of entirely new
construction, invented by Thos II. Barlow, Of Ky,
showing the actual motions Of the sun. Earth Msr-
curry, Moon. and Venus, with all the phases Of the
planets, changes of the seasons, and other Astre-
nomical Phenomena will be exhibited
dec l5-I
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INEN ANDk'FS-rlmin Bnricrrd ADJ
IL Hemstitched, at gIRGE'S
dec ID If Nill6fi-' Hotel.
FOX saLE-At Mr.. IUpIphrey's li'rIy
~rFN stable, on street. thorough bI-t hhy
TySf HORSE, Years old, perfectly sound, he
y II works finely in single harness and ride
we'll.
Mr. Punphrey will show the horse and state lie
pficr dee Is Is \
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lust RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
~ 20 boxes Lemons
Rsisins whole, =, 4, and boxes
Paper shell Almonds, rrupes
Wslnuts, Fllbtrts, Sardines ~
Iozsnges, Apples, &c
With selected variety Of French Contsc,,ons-,
and Christmas Notions
For sale at reduced prices by
NJ. q. DORRIGAN &CO
Stall No. 40, Centre Market. west Of n.
"'S is-eoot~ Engine Housa
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OFT
WASHINGTON MONTGOMERY GUARDS,
AT JACKSON HALL.
" ~ = W " III LII,
ON ID Y, j aIluarY I'd. ISJ3

MONDAY, January I'd, 1853.
VIE MONTGOMERY GUARDS respectfully an
l. nounce to their friends and the public In gen
eral, civil aud military, that they will give their Sc
January H. 1894.
The Committee Of Arrangements pledge them
selves that no expense pains will be spared 10
make this the Leli of the season.
AT o'clock the ball will be opened ~ u grand
promenade, Professor Prospects, Band playing the
"Montgomery Guards Quickstep,' composed exI,r,ss-
ly for the Mtntgomerys
The Committee on Refreshments will leave moth
ing undone to please the tastes of all present
supper can be had ut any time between III and .
o'clock.
The military are requested to appear In uniform
No hats or caps will I've admitted into the Ball
room.
Mndgsgs on tie part Of TIE Company
Capt b Key, Lieut. F.eny.
Lieut. kelliher, ser,t McE,nry
SerSt Walker, Thus Morisrty
William Gueson.
programmes will be furnished the lsdirs on their
entrance to the Saloon by the ko0r Managers
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had ut the usual
Floor Nanagers will be designated by green 70
settles tipped with buff.
Commit, Of Reception blue rosettss.
Committee Of Arrangements white rosettes
dee l7-coet
URS-FURS-FURS.
NEi MotR, in Georgetown, is now sellii Oft, at
y reduced riceS, ma gniscent assc rtmeut OF Ia
di rich FuRS, such as
Fitch do do 10
Rockmast,r do do do
Besides various 9th rev styles just received.
Feco'ltet prices are very l.w: Call early
". f. SEYMOUR,
Fur Manufacturer, Bridge stree,
Six doors cart Of High street, Georgetown.
dec LIT
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-17

AS- Public Worship, as usual, At
the New Jerusalem Church, (Sweeienborgisnl ON
North Capitol street, between and c. sunday, at II
o'clock. dar I6Vo,s