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OUE2 woe rs KosRSE..

The Lion roarcth and the Seven Ihunders utters
their yoicct; ne that hoth an ear to hear let him hesr."
A. H. 3 R T
HAS just received from the Eastern Citirs a large
AAand splendid Assortment of Fall and Winter
ttoods which he proposes 10 cell 20 per cent. lower
iAAn former prices, IT, tlatters himself that his Goods
gGre brought on as good terms ~ nryo'her house in
he place. and also when the Stock OF Goods in the
East were quite AZ fun ia AT any other time this Fall.
10 my customers and the public gonoralty, ! would
Jay call and see iinly assertions are correct.
q Cadiz, October 10. 1852. A. II. BURTCIT.
NLOIlIS, Cas+iinercs and Ncstiny4, a splendid as
tOsorunent, utredUced prices, at BulGlGllS.
AIDES Dress Goods, Il new variety, at
l. BURTCllS.
DONNET Trimmings, a good variety, at
BuRTCIIfS.
EHAWLS, a good assortment of Bay State Long
DShuwls, ~atcxLenely low prices, ut
BURTCHS.
1ENTLEMENS' wear Of every variety at
WIN. lIOGG & CO.'S.
DBACK. Brown, and Drab Cloths, Iweeds, and
DIlanneis, ut reduced prices, at
$. Il II. McFADDEN'S'
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Dissolutio Of Partnership,

'fOHlLLIPS & HAMILTON have by mutual con
sent dissolved partnership. Persons Indebted TO
C firm will please cali soon and pgy. +. Hamilton
Jas moved his Boot and Shoe establishment to his
Town house, a few doors above BeaIl's Drug Store,
ana directly opposite the Public Buildings John
Philips continues in the Saoo and Grocery business,
at his old stand on the corner.
Elliy Enkrnnru q 1872
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QUARTZ GCLD IN VIReINIA.~-Some diggers
aitera fox in a cliff near Lynchburgh, Va,
lately discovered a vein of quartz, mixed
with a mineral since denominated to be
gold.
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C1NcINNArG. March Is.

Flour--Gull at $3, 60. Butter at 1905.
Prime cheese at 9@9t. MoIasaes-sales
500 bbls at 20. Flax seed in demand at
$l.o5. Spirits turpentiue IS. Linsccd oil
7UW7o.
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McCue's OYSTER Saloon!

GOOD fresh Oysters served up at All lines, at Nc.
N CuE'S OYSTER Saloon, corner of Main and Mar
ket streets, Cadiz, Ohio. Families can he served at
all times with either whole or half cans. Public
patronage solicited. TEOMA McCUE.
Cadiz, December 8, 50.
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Petition for Divorce.
George Brown
Es.


vs. Ia tnuGCCTy.
Nancy Brown.
said Nancy Brown, defendant in this case,
i will take nolice that said George Brown has
this lTth day Of March, a. d.. 1853, filed his petition
for divorce against her in the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Harrison county, State Of Ohio, which petition
will be for hearing at the next term ct said court by
COWEN * tObSNTHE, his Solicitors.
March %. 1888 4G-Gw.
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GTThe Pope is confidently expected TO
visit France tocrownthe new Emperor. He
will remain two months.
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NNw IoRK, March %.

NEW YORK, March %.
Cattle Market--Salcs 24OO head Beeyes,
closed dull at 7M9t. S~hecp--sales 1000
at g., 80, and ATS at $4,000 and 1908.
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Fire, Tirel

Theold log jail on the public square, was
set on fire on saturday night last by an in
mate, a Mr.. THOMPSON; a salerams manufac-
turer, and was burned to the ground. Before
the fire was discovered by the citizens and
the door of the Jail broken open, Thomp-
son began strongIyt to suspect the Devil was
fast toreclosing his mortgage on him; and
that his earthly estate would soon be sold
out; for when Mr.. Z was discovered in the
cloud of smoke and heated air in the room,
he was lying in one corner with a blanket
wrapped close about him, bowling in tones
hat would have added new notes to Pande-
monium or The latest edition of the most
popular musical work. He was arrested for
arson, but made his escape.-Ftnloy Com.
PRosPEoTs FOR Wool The purchase ofwool
has been suspened for represent. Prices
have been much higher than during t,
past season. The factories are supplied, land
they are now waiting to work up their stock
and hope the prices will fall before they are
compelled to purchase. Probably three
fourths of Ohio wool for 1853 has been pur.
chased at an average of from As to So cents
per pound. Our friend Sessions, of this
city has purchased 5 1000 lbs, but the
has order to suspend at present,-O Ai
State Journal. .
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SA BBIS. No. , and 3 Mackercl, for sale by
sbU S.& II, McFADDEN.

- bbAH-- NJ. < uilu . nav ~. %"
bO 5. II. McFADDEN.
1nn PIECES or PItINIs, all cOlOrs, anu price
%OO from ca cts. up to p, at Wood a. Smiths.
Dress Silks, in great varietyi black, changenh!c'
figured .Berage, Berage Delaines and linen blng-
hams Linen Bingham Robes, various colors, al lie
store Of WOOD & SMITH.
Ihibit and silk Shawls, a good stock a splendid
assortment Of silk liundkcrchicts and CraVats, all
colors. trimming goods, an endless variety, consist
ing in part of G,imps, trngcs. silk Lace, silk Vel
very, &C, &c. .Bofnets, Silk, Gimp and Straw, ut
greatly reduced prices Palm Lear, Panama and
straw Hats. .Parasols, Parasoictts and Sun Shades.
Umbcrcila's, by tue cart load. Carpet Sacks. various
qualities and prices, at WOOD & SMITHS.
Saddlcry and Harness, of all kinds. for sale cheap
at WOOD & SMITHS Cheap Corner.
Family Flour for sale al all times, and u Wheel
barrow to lend ut WOOL Il SMITHS.
Quecnswarc and Glassware, Il good stuck, at
VOC X SMITHS.
Wall and Window Paper, at WOOD &SMlIH'S.
Spinning Wheels, Davis make warranted to be
FIRST rate. Coffee Mills, a good article, al
WOOD & SMITHS.
Groccries-Tea, Coffee, Sugar and NIolasses, &c,
&c, at WOOD & SMITHS.
a good assortment Of Schools Books constantly ON
hand at WOOD Il SMITHS.
Brown and Bleached Muslin, all qualities and
prices, at WOOD SMITHS,
Hardware and Cutlery, consisting in part Of Locks,
Hinges, Screws and Nails. &c, &c, cheap. Forks
and Hoes, Corn Cutters and Brier Scythrs, At
WOOD Il SMITHS.
10 Coo feet of Oak and Poplar Boards and Scant-
ling; also, Oak Shingles at the Lumber ard OF
WOOD & SMITH.
Stone and Earthcn Ware. at
WOOD q SMITHS Corner.
kossuth Hats, X. Ready do, Navy Blue and CT
Cloth Cups, at WOOD Il SMITHS.
March -, 1853.
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The Philadelphia Murder.

The late murder in Philadelphia eoutin-
ues TO attract attention. II was full Of hor-
ror; Strocious beyond description. The
terrible butchery Of two innocent women!-
No one suspected tie murderer. One clue
only excited-thc dirk-by which the two
women were SO brutally murdered. a youth
saw it, and said, Chat is fathers dirk
That father was arrested, and end"svored
to screen himself, by throwing suspicion on
his on, of which We copy the following ac-
count:
1.-The most important evidence was that
submitted by young Springs lad of seven
teen. The sheath of a dirk found under the
body of Mrs. Lynch was identified by the
boy. The dirk formerly belonged to him,
and was taken from him by his father. The
lead pipe was also Unidentified as having been
taken from the ia Iern where they boarded.
On the night of the muder, Spring came
home about II o'clock, being let in at the
back door by his son. The father gave the
boy several gold pieces to hide, but he re-
turned them. Spring told his son that he
had murdered two bitches, and set fire to
the, house, burning the ends of his fingers
in doing SO. The father then washed some
blood from his shirts for his son and him.
self and with five dollars of change paid
for their board at the tavern.
'In cross-eXamination, the prisoners
counsel put questions, suggested by his
client, which showed that The father was
endeayoring to screen himself, by charging
his son and a still younger boy-Finncy by
name-with the murders. Young Spring be,
hayed with much feeling and propliety, but
faint. He was affected to tears by the ques.
tons put by his fathers counsel.
the prisoner was fully committed fol
trial"
The widest dreams of romance canno.
parallel this case, in simple, unaduIterate,
horror.-Irae Democrat.
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NISII Oil, Pert Wine, Sole Leather, and Mackerel
Z for sale by Sc II. McFADDEN.
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AMOUNT RECEIVED

EHHIiIBlr of the Receipts and Expenditures of the
II Borough Of Cadiz, for the year ending March
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PHILADELPHIA, March 90.

7 IILNUELTITTN NIWTNE -
Cattle Market-Sales 1900 Bceyee at
G@85. Hogs--sales 800 at Ga =. Cows.
sales 1870 at $Ij for dry, and at $15@
80 for fresh. Sheep $2@4, Lambs $3.50
@4,O9.
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DAY WATER.-Ihe latest article for the toilo
fDknowa, tur sale by 5, Is II. McFADDEA.
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Hobensack's Worm Svruu.

An article founded upon scientific principles, corn
pounded with purely vegetable substances, being psr
ttctIy safe when taken, and determined in all It's Ell
tects, and not leaving the system In n diseased cor
dltlon AZ most advertised nostrums composed OF CAT
omel for the removal of Worms, such ~ Luzsuges
Vcrmiiuges, &c, but has performed most astniislime
cures, and saved the lives Of thousands, b0rh Old nud
young, who have been pronounced hopelasr, inrliftr
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Death OF a Telegraph Operator

RICHMOND, Dec. 80, 10 4. M.-Georre
W. Howell, chief operator in the Wash
ington and New Orleans telegraph Office
IN this city, and young man named
Sorrell, We're riding down Main street
yesterday afternoon, when the horse tool,
flight, ran off, and threw them violently
to the groun1. Howell was dangerously
wounded. Sorrell not injured. Some six
or seven physicians were immediately
summoned to Howell. who pronounced
his case hopeless. He did not speak
from the moment Of the accident until his
death, which took place at o'clock this
morning.
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HAVE BEEN RECEIVING

Nd 10 store. q large d sOltllent OF Groceries Of
N every kind, which will be seid low for casl or
t. puuctunl customers
IL b.,s loaf, crushed powdered, and granua-
ted St,sa-
u bills. white cof-s Sugar. beautiful srticle
30 half chests Imperial, GuHrovdsr Young Ivy
son, and B;nck Teas
10 do fne Black Tea, f'r families
do Imperial and Gunpowder Tea
do Od iyson. of very fine flavor
FRUITS. NUTS, &c.
Rai@Inrs Figs. Prunrs. Dates. lemons
Tanarirds, Citrch, Cran berries
Almonds, Fiberts. Palm Mute
Pctan and Grohnd Nuts
6I psHkasss N 7. Butter and Cheese
Gaze of Sapsago Cheese. very fine
New Hams and shoulder Bacon
Smoked Beef and Beef Tongues
bib. A1ince Meat very nice
bags of barley for making yeast
Picks If, flass jars and in God, on retail
Preserves, assorted
Peach.s, Theoretically sealed, retaining their
natural flavor
Six casks Of YOunger's Ale
Seven casks Hibberts Brown Stout, said to be
the finest imported
One BIB; Tarparon
Also a large lpt of Cigars and fue Chewing To-
bacco, Of the best brands
virgnius: Eldorsdo, Cr4mpton, and Nj Ier's cee-
brated BRAND manufactured at iy, thburs
just received snail lot of Turkish Fig Paste very
nice.
For sale by RICHARD J. Rf0N,
Cor. eth and SITS few doors from Pa ae
Where will he kert constantly fine assortment
of gocd.stfmbracing every Trims that is usually
found In u cry store.
dec % "a u h2a- It
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Marine Oisas.ersAFire

BALTIMORE, Dec. 80, Il M.-Thn
brig Water Witch, from Savannah for
Boston, bilged on Teddy Rocks. Schoon-
er Galeta from Baltimore ashore at Strong
Beach. The Boston schooner Wcllfcct
from Baltimore for Boston ashore at Man.
of-War Rocks and belgcd.
Brig Monte Cristo, from Boston for St.
Mary's, ashore at Pedrick's Island. A
large vessel is ashore at Cohassett, with
all her masts cut away.
The Wednesday steamboat trains from
New York, has just arrived.
The City Hall at Cambridge, Nd,
was burnt last night
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GREAT CURES FOR COUGHS & COLDS.
nR.J S. ROSES EXPECTOKANT, or Cough Syr
IL nr, is a never falling remedy for Coughs, Colds,
As Inns, Bronchitis. and all Lung Diseases. In zoe
and 81 bot'lrs.
DR. ROSES RAILROA or ANTI-BILLIOUS
PILLS will remove any settled cold and cary of all
bic fr'm The system. They the bert Liver c,
Purgatire Pills used. In boxes 1215 and Csc
DR.. roses GREAT PAIN-CUKER will cure
Rheumatism, Sore Threats, Stiff Neck, Pains in the
Face, Side, Back, 5r Limbs from Cold. 1t cures
Chilblalns, sprains, Cramp Pain III the Stomach
or Bowels. Safe to all ages. In bottles 12l% %,
so els
FOR WHOOPING COUGH This distressing and
frequently dangerous complaint yields and is cured
by DR.. ROSES celebrated WIIOOPING COUGH
SYRUP. 1t alays the cough and prevents intiana
tioa an drop-y the chest. 1t frequently cures
in week, and gives instant relief. 90 cents pee
bottle.
Children also liable to Group, which dangerous
cOmplai; yields Immediately to DIR. ROSES never
failing GROUP SYRUP Price 26c.
All Of DIR. Roses celebrated Family Medicines are
for sale by ID. Gilman, Chas. Stott Co, VIM III
Gilman JnO W. Marin. Patterson Marin, W. Nor
rison, w T. Evans. Kidweil d Lawrence, aBd j. y.
Moore, Washington; j. l.. kidwell, Georgetown and
by dealers generally throughout the United States
dee T-aOlwH "a
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Important from Rusria

New YORK, Dec. 29.-Private advices
received here fom Russia, state that the
Emperor will never submit tc the dicta-
tons Of England and France
p The wealthiest merchants at Moscow
offer the government millions Of rubles,
if wanted, to prosecute the war. II
affairs are not settled during the winter,
Paskawitch, with an army of 100000
men, is to advance on Constantinople. -
Extensive preparations were making on
the borders, and the first hostile act would
probably be to blockade the Baltic.
Russia, or the Emperor, it was SAID,
expected that the American would be The
only neutral flag before the affairs brought
to final settlement.
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en- FOR I.ENT-The BUILDING now b,

CO FOR kENT-The BUILDING now be-
Eli ing finished the northeast corner of .tn ST.
aud Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The frat floor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment, Of marble, 18th vaults &C.. and two
stores eth street. The basement is CONSTRUCTED
to embrace all the modern conyeniences for a Res
taurant. in connexon with a Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters, PROVISIONS ~. The restaurant COM
munc"trs both from in and out doors with the
cond story, which is composed OF four rooms, com.
muncating through ample folding doors. f~r the
commodSton of either large small private parties
Should the second story not be taken in connexon
with the restaurant the will be rented for of
hces- The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent of the building, and is well adapted for a
rCmI,adions biliinri-roOm for three tables. The
fourth stry embraces the whole extent II the build
ing, and is well adapted FIR printing room
mory. and If not rented, will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water end all the
mo ern improvements have been introduced
each floor of this building, AMI its position, situated
in the very heart of the most business portion OF
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants Apply to, or address
S.C.BARNEY,
Estrcet. between 9th and eth sts., Washington.
sep l7-eotf-
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MhRSHAL'S SALE.

virtue of two wrts of tinri facias issued from the
l. Clerk office of the District of Columbia, for the
county IF Arlington, and to NE directed, l shall
expo to public sale for cash on TUESDAY. the 24th
day OF January next at III" front of the Courth house
door of said county. at e o'clock M, the following
property VIZ All that lot, piece, larcel of ground
lying in he C ty of Washington and designated IS
on the plat of said city, part Of Lot No L. -four
in Square No 40, containing three thousand se1en
hunurea and twenty feet NOR or less together with
NIL and singular the improvements thereon, seized
ana Levied uron as the property of Andres Fisher.
and soid t. satisfy Judicial Ne. 10 to March Term
ls54, in favor Of John PuTdy. Also, No. 20 to sail
term in favor Of John Andersen Of Jno purdy
JONAH ID. HOOVER,
Marshal of the District of Columbia.
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600 D n D ,css any s.. Sns so she
tents Boots, sl.2JLadies Caters, 10 ctsSlippers.
81 cts-Walking Shoes, SC ,ts-Chldrens Shoes, %
cts, &c, &c. Also my nho- took of DIR ES2 GOODS
at price cost-Dc LANES, 10 cts-Calitees. cts
Large Blankets, SlG0- Skawls, 81 Co Gloves. cts
st ckings, ets-3Buttons, cent doz-Bonuets,
rs e:s-Good black Kid Giovet, Is cts 8t; a. Men
and Boys Hats and Caps cheap, With tilctl,and
other articles, at the GREAT CHEAP CASH STORE,
right on ihe corner OF Tth and SITS Northern Lib
critics. r. b. BROWN
dasD
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% Joe Shilitngt0n receives all the NEw
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is agent fer Harpcr's and all the other Magazines
and our readers VIII always find large and good as
s"Etihent e Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, GIDEON Building, corner OLA street an4 Penn
sSIVah'd avenue. aug 10
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New York Markets &c

New YoRK, Dec. 80, II 2. M.-Flour
has advanced l24 cents. Wheat and corn
advancing. Cotton quiet. Stocks de-
pressed.
Apprehensions are entertained of a m1b
and trouble regarding the probable pas.
sage of the Broadway railroad bill.
1t is showing here.
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dec esd
BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.

BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.
HANDSOME AND VERY DESIRABLE BUILD
IL ing Lot at Public Sala.-0n TUESDAY after
noon, January Sd, at 81 O'clock. on the premises
shall sell Lot No l, in Square 81 fronting so feet
inch on north street, between 18th and 18th SITS.
west running back 100 feet to 90 foot alley
The above Lot is beautifully situated from ting the
Reservation formed by the intersection Of New York
avenue and st.
Terms: One-third cash. the residue in six and IL
months, for notes satisfactorily secured. bearing in
terest. j. c. MCGUIRE,
dec I'D ----- Anntinncar
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By e. N. sTRATTON. Auct,oneer.

{Of virtue of Deed of Trust from Louis Henke,
ID Trustee to the subscriber. bes ring date the Sd
day of September, 1851, and duly recorded in Iher
j. A. s. No &c, foos sc, 81, ct seq. of the Land
Records for Washington County. in the District OF
Columbus shall sell at public auction, on the prem,
ises on the 10th day of December next, at O'Clock
p m. Lot No. q. in Square No. "a lying in the salt,
City of Washington and fronting So feet inches on
north street, and running lack 100 feet to an al
ley % feet wide. which, by side alleys has an outlet
on oath and 25th streets.
The property is improved by a neat two-story
FrPine House. nearly opposite General Tnompson's
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in and IL
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
dee 7 Of trust.
If the terms are not complied with within days,
the property Will he resod at the risk and expense
Of the purchaser.
The title is believed to lie ind:Epuable
Conveyanring ut the expense of purchaser
R X. CRAWFORD. Trustee
i. \. STRATCON.
nov 23-lawts&ds Auctioncer.
The above sale Is unavotd ably post
poned to TUESDAY. January 10th, 1854, Mt the same
place and hour. J.. n. STRATTON,
dec Il Auctionear
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ca CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING BLooD-See the
c'fnhcafe or Mr.. Turner II. Ramsey, for many years
proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel Frederick sburg
va and late of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va
DR.. John Mings. of the City of Richmond. though
regular physician, and Of course opposed to VIVA,
ne called qunck medicines, IVES obliged to say that
lts COCOA effects in the of Mr. Ramsey were won.
derful indeed.
lie had been given up BIZ several physicians; had
tried most of the quack medicines. and was on the
verge OF despair as well as the grave when he tried
Carriers Spanish Mixture
We refer the public to his full and lengthy Ger.
tificate around the bottle, stating his cure -
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nor SALE-A FARM. in Fairfax county, Va 10
L miles from Alexandria, laying on the Ok road
between Fairfax Court house and 0cc,,9uan Mills
about miles from Berks Station, on tie Railroad
1t contains about 2.2 acres, good stream of water
runs through 1t. between three and four hundred
fruit trees, dwelling and out houses, and well tim
bered. For in Information apply to
Nm. WASHINGTON,
dec 3D. Cani,ol Hin
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DOR RENT-Thc dwelling part Of housp over the
l. Store. corner of III and 18th SITS. The under
signed would like 10 rent it to some person that
would keep it as boarding house and entertain the
country people that have been stopping said house
!or many years For further information inquire Of
III. c. STEWART & Co,
dec 2S-3t* in said h,,; ding
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FURNISHED RO0NS-With without board
Il toilet, on Indiana avenue three doors from I'd
street in Pleasant ard agreea BILE location, within
five minvtes walk of the Capitol, near Pennsylvania
avenue, and a short distance from the Railroad De-
pct. Terms moderate. Apply on the premises
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IN0R RENT-The upper part of the House. on
Il Fridge street, occupied by Arny's Confection.
arv, confirming Q rooms. Rent moderate Imm.di.
ate possession giren. Enquire at the Store
Georgetown, December rs, 1858.
dec 2E-en3t
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~ FOR RENT-A large twostory brick HOUSE,
.ns on Maryland avenue. corner OF 18th at, with a
&ssA brick stable carriage house. and fine lot Of
ground attached. Apply to Mrs CHESHIRE, ct DIR.
Piperf, corner of 9Th and St, near Patent Office
dec ol-po1HH
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20. Az OUNCE Of fact is wort., pound of theory ::
ard the swarm of conclu dive facts that cluster around
mat iucom?srahle preparation, Hocfand's German
htters, prepared by DR.. c. Nj. Jackson Phiiadelphia
estsb:hinz its value tonic and restorative, are
fuch ~ would prevent insredulity itself fr m Gues
tiouiDg its efficacy. In all cases of ds.ase of the
stomach, whether acute or chronic. it may be recon-
aended Tor It's soothing, cordial, and renovatins in
huence. Dyspepsia. heartburn, loss of appetite nau
sea- ne ivous tremors, relaxation and debility, &c,
are relieved by the Btters in very short space of
ume anu perseverance in their use never fails to
work 9 thorough cure
For sale by Druggists eYerywhera
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-30

NOR RENT-Honse and Store a joining, together
Il separately, On 7th street, near NJ. west sid
cellar extending under both. The store would make
II coed groc"fy stand. The IIonse contains rooms
For terms apply to the undersigned. NJ. near 1tb
street. JAS. NJ TOWERS.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-30

Ga FOR RENT-Five or six rooms in a pIeass..
- three-story brick house, few doors north of
the avenue, on 18th street west, and near the de-
partIaents, furnished unfurnshed, suitable for
family. with fine yard and pump Of good water in
1t. Terms reasonable. l.. B. TRUE.
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