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JENNY LIND.-The Charleston Cg.gier
ofthe 18th publishes letter from a lady.
formerly Of Charleston, hut now 4 resi-
dent of Dresden. under date Of Septcm-
ber %, from which we make the follow
ing extract: Jenny Lind, whom |
believe | have already mentioned a.
living opposite to us, has a little son
she nurses him herself On Tie doctors
demonstrating with her, and bv wav of
persuasion, assuring her that her voice
would sutfer-nay, that she ran the risk
OF losing 1t if she persisted in fulfilling
this maternal duty, she said 81 Peut n i'm
porte, je rempli1af les devoirS dune mere
a mon enfant'-rcallv sublime sacrifice
on her part. She lives perfectly eeclu-
ded-she sees no cne-her husband She
has converted, or to use her own words
!" he is baptiSed by The grace Of God"
She says that the idea of her having been
upon the stage viii bea cause for remorse
Tor life, for which she can never forgive
herself The good Germans think on the
subject of religion she is more than an
enthusiast. She made so noble Use Of
her powers while public singer, that
am sure she should view it in a different
light am told she has not much of
fortune, as she would prefer living in
England, but on account of the expense
has chosen Dresden as place Of resi-
d nee.
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GRAND MILITLRY AND CIVIC BAI.L
WASHINGTON MONTGOMERY GUARDS,
AT JACKSON HALL,
MONDAY, January ed, 1853


'INHE MONTGOMERY GUARDS respectfully on
L nounce to their friends and the public in gen
eral civil and military. that they will give their Sc
cond Annual BALL, at Jackson Hall on MONDAY,
January ID, 1854. ....... = ~..-.--.-. :
The Committee Of Arrangements pledge them
selves That no expense pains will be spared to
make this the ball Of the season.
AT s o'clock the ball will be opened by a grand
promenade, Professor Prosper's Band playing the
"hontgomery Guards QuicAstep,' composed xpress-
ly for the Montgomerys.
The Committee on Refreshments will leave moth
Ing undone to please the tastes of all present.
Supper can be had at any time between IL and 8
O'clock.
The military are requested to appear in uniform
No hats or caps will be admitted into the Ball
room.
Managers on the part Of the Company.
capt r Key, Lieut. Feeny,
Lieut. kel,lher, Sergt McEmry,
sergs Walker, Thos Moriarty,
William Gucson.
Programmes will be furnished the ladies' on their
entrance to the Saloon By the Floor Managers
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to b. had at The usual
places and at the door on the evening of the ball
Floor Managers will be designated BY green ro-
settes tipped with buff.
Committee of Reception blue rosettes
Committee of Arrangements white rosettes
dec 11-en6t
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FlR COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AND WHooP.
ING COUGH

TEE BrSt Cbugh Syrup an the World
Dr. Ross CELEBRATED COUCH SYRUP gives immedi-
a.. rgle' to I. the worst Cough, whether Consump-
,,v. ~ proceeding from cold. 1t allays any rri-
rsrn Of the Lungs. aud fOrtiies the system against
.,,,.-a attacks. II bottles at 20 cents and 81.
ChEir, n also hsbs to Group, which dangerous
rr-Iqt Yields irlmeCiistely To Dr. }. Roses NEVER
r,Irv. CzuUr Strip. Price - cents.
Nh9,;iu. Cuugd, another complaint, always
u,rs, in roli gni damp weather. The afflicted fnd
gr.~. relief IN the Us" o: DIR. J. RosE's WHooPISe
Ccr.H >lGUP, whh'h always relieves and prevents
TIE rv,zse from renuinS into other Diseases such
p inflammation # the Lungs, proPSy in the Chest
,qi ''auSu II ,,tiou. Price % centS.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-22

The JEW OF VERONA. This is the
title Of an historical tale, translated from
the Italian, purpmting to be a true his
tory of the Italian revolutions of 1886 9;
published by John Murphy & Co., Bal
timore, and for sale in this city by W. A.
Kennedy, 7th street, between G and IL.
This work is from the pen of the Rev.
Father Bresciani, S. j., the distinguished
Editor of the Ctriita Cmtoltcd, published
in Rome, and one of the most eminent
writers of Europe. The publisher in
giving this work to the American public
says:
The translation and publication of
this work has been undertaken at the
urgent solicitation of some of the Rt. Rev.
Bishops and other eminent Catholic gen.
tlemen, who had read the work in the
original Italian, and who were desirous
of having it circulated amongst the Cath
olics of the United States, that they
might be made familiar with the True
History of the Italian Revolution and the
movements that led to this extraordinary
event, which has been so little understood,
owing to the determined and combined
efforts of the sectarian and secular press,
and their emissaries, in the circulation of
the most exaggerated mis-statemcnts of
the facts as they occurred, and the secret
influences that were eXerted towards its
accomplishment. The nature of the in
cidents which it narrateS is such as
necessarily to arrest the attention and
engage the interest, not only of Italians,
but all Catholic readers-and so popular
was the work on its first appearance,
owing to its truthfulness and exactness
of detail, as well as by the extraordinary
beauty of its style, that it obtained the
approval and admiration of even the
enemies of the cause which it advocates,
and became one of the most popular
works ever issued in Italy. The follow
ing brief synopsis of the work IS respect
fully submitted, and a careful perusal of
it is earnestly requested of all who feel
an interest in disseminating the Truth"
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other individual to possess from one to
one hundred thousand dollars worth Of
stocks upon which he is deriving a profit
OF from SIX to twenty-five cents per an
mum, TO pay none.
We are now done with the subject. and
leave it with the people, in the hope that
they will take it in hand by calling
public meeting, and taking the proper
steps to place US, in the before named par
tlcularS, upon footing with our ncleh-
borS, and not leave the matter to be SET
tied by few individuals according 10
their own contracted views.
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BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY. &c,

THaELES W. IIANhNER, Baker aud Confcction-
~ er. street, between ~ aud 9th streets, has
constantly on hand large assortment of all the
best articles usually kept in his line.
Found and Fruit Cakes
Sponge, Jelly. and Citron Cakes
Tea Cakes great variety
Dcst family Bread and Biscuit, fresh every NOR.
ning and evening
Goods delivered in any part Of the city free Of all
charge.
Any ertcie sold by me which does not give salts
faction can BE- returned and the money refunded.
al
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE LATHAM PRIZE POEMS.
CoPYRIGHT SECURED.
w. &. b.

several sentimental and philosophical poems,
some with very hard names. have given w. c. b. a
WIDE reputation, insoInuch that he is known from
our Atlantic shore almost to the Pacific. He wooed
the muse before he had attained his "tecns., like
Pope, Tasso C:at,erton and CowIey, far surprising
them ALL which fact has been attributed 10 the ma
ture of our glorious institutions. america il sjpqu
larly adapted TO the production of pre- cocious talent
The boys of this country permitted TO Join pol,
cal PROFESSIONS TO sing political songs, (herce our
numerous poets TO run with the fire engines to
smoke cigars and swear, like men, and hence they
are men at very tender age The world belolds
all this with astonishmcnt, more and more airniring
our freedom. ..-
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THE DOOM OF THE SINGERS.
BY w. c. z

81 he melancholy days are come,
The saddest of the year.
Of waiing winds, and naked wood,
And meadow brown and sear.n
-.-. .. The Dccth Of the Flo,rers
The grand, romantic days have come,
The prOudest of all time,
A Banker calls our poets forth,
And offers cash for rhyme.
Far IN the iron conlpassed vault,
Mid silver, gold and notes,
hear him tell the Continent:
"Preparp 10 tune your throatsi: ::
A thousand weak voiced bids reply,
VINO rhyme nor reason know:
i lie Banker turns away hIs head.
Or only says: "So-so.''
Where are the bards, the true old hayds.
That lately stood and s,ang,
And shamed away to silent gloom
This now uproarlous gang?
Alas, they learned another trade,
For though their songs were sweet,
They got no other pay than praise
And praise amt good TO cat,
The poet, in these latter times
Wants bread-ye give him stones;
Ie wrong hlm through his toiIsome life,
Then can0nIze his bones
And |, had not printer turned
Had peTiSl,ed long ago.
As the fiGwer that only gives It's bloom
TO the death touch of the snew.-
In poetry, was found no pay,
So, peilics ] sought
And recently, al auction,
horse and buggy bought
What's more, one third the cost reid
And for the other two,
These patriotic Latham notes
Shall carry Inc safe through
., thou. whoever now thou art,
That cnndescend'st to song,
lnsplr" me To the height OF ''prize ~
fam would ''go II strong -
Hia . ha . burn, rave, ha ba
My Country fills my heart!
Throughout this sublimat.d form
There is no mortal part,
For Is II not enough to make
An angel of man,
To sing thy praise, America,
And as no other can,
Land of unnumbcred hOais of steam,
Unnunibered roads of rail :.
Land of magnetic tulegraphs
And baby Jumpers hail,
Thy empire from the rising sun
70 the setting sun extends
The world, and all the rest of men,
Shake hands with thee As friends
They see, upon thy starry flas,j
wonder and sign,
And own. with universal shnut-
That horse and buggy's mine,
'Chrysanthemum. Its budding beauty i often 81
.p1 hNE lnfp
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TO THE LADIES.

The latest style of Winter HATS just re.
EH Hceivcd.-The undersigned respectfully in
0vtes the attention Of the ladies to examine
Va our new style OF HATS, and to inform them
that o are ready to receive and execute all orders
for HATS, CAPS, HEAD-DRESSES, &c, with neat
ness and dispatch. Also very select assortment Of
pointed velvet RIBBON, all colers; together with
every variety of Fancy Goois, at ..a 49,. 3a...
-.., ....-. WM. p. SHEDDS 8,
n, Ilth street, above Pennsylvania avenue,
q
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VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS

l. Wedding Cards, teach Penmapshp phcnogra-
ply, and Book keeping, at his room. over No. s,
Washington Place, 1th street, Odd Fellows
Hall.
Hours from this date from a. m. till 10 n. H.
Commu iCatioas through the Office sttended to- and
and cards delivered in ang part of The city.
dee l4--eO3t WM. A. RICHARDSON.
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ATTENTION. "sT. CLAUsn

COMETHING NICE FOR THE HOLIDAYS-R
- L. A. stuart's New York celebrated Steam
Candies. in pound and half pound paper neatly put
up at their establishment Maillarfs French Can
dies and Chocolates.
The above Candies and Chocolates are from the
o,st establishments in this country, and warranted
Also, l case # very beautiful imported Sugar
Toys, which are smal, and the greatest variety Of
costumes, 'Curi1s," animals, &c, ut
KINGS Family Grocery,
dee l3-eO2w Corner 18th and sts.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-22
FFECING SCHOOL.

EnEyALIER NIEDZGELSkI, late Major in the
- Hungarian army. instru-t- in al the branches
ofthe Era tiy and gallant accomplishment OF fenc
i-- - 'ar : in Eurn,e and Au.r ~, and now the
fstio,l.' '- acc npi sim ut s'' A-1-.'c"n e nile
L. 80 roadgcTe to health, graceful attitude, and
:-E'lTs requirement.
Terms six lesson. s}-l2 lessons 30 in advance.
dec l5-d3m near cor. 18th and Pa. ave,
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Do iInI;. Comnnnnh P.ncn sr,

Dr. ilpi;'s CoHipnuud Peach syrup.
'.NIiS C.;nPJun c>IatlpErd IN univ rrsal IA
vU- Uy ~ 5cE.OW I'D -ed msrit. fr the euIe of
'.'->- -',i'. croap orInE Cuu-u, and every dis
w. - tn tnr'-4t sui luug~- without L parallel!
L'r.y f1n.iy should ssp,4y t"eIl,clyFS with u
supply Of Dr- Iplts rEACIl Sil.Cf, 10 be used a.
Z Ysavu tive Hci!CLne.
sold IN Ws.h ngioa by G. Stott, u. u. Clarke. W.
L.i"t. -. = Davis, j. II. Stone, Evans, Sylvester,
- att, Gtrlnsr, AMI by the Druggists generally
n F:a'tilu9re, Gs5I ,r:owl, AIcxaniri, aud Rich.
nd.
Pro- twenty FIVE ccGts per bottle.
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L I'll f DAILY NATIONAL ERA
Washington, II. c.
G. BAILEY, EDITOR AND pRopE1Ero,

IHE DAILY NATIONAL ERA will be issued Of
Il size nearly thst of the Washington Union on
the I'd day Of January. 1854 and daiIy thereafter
until the lst of September 1854, (or logger should
Congress continue in session. at Five Dollars for
that period
Its character will be the same as that of the Ma
tona Era. published in this city for the last seven
years with this addition that it will contain larger
reports Of the proceedings Of Congress, which will
reappear in the Weekly.
The extensive subscription of the Weekly which,
during the year about to close, has reached the nun
Der OF twenty-esht thousand, must make it an eli
gihle medium for adv, rt>ing.
Inc creed and policy Of the paper may be summed
up IN one -iCmOcrUCywli will be enforced
In relation to Slavery and all other political ques
tons.
nike political papers generally, the cause of Lit
crature will receive i'll the columns of the DAILY ERA
the Same attention which it has always commanded
in the Weekly.
As but sixteen days intervene between this and
the I'd Of January, is important that subscription.
be forwarded at Cnce.
Payment an adraHce rW he Invariably required.
dec 2O-3t G. BAILEY.
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SHORTS, Browustuff.
~ LIlRNMEAI III OLD Dbl q

SHIPSTUFF, SHORTS, Brownstuf.
~ CoRNAtEAL, FLOUR, APPLES, G. A. AND
FINE SALT.
Just received and for sale in lots to suit purcba
1000 bushels extra Shipstuf
5000 do common do
5000 do Brownstuff
5000 do Shorts
300 do prime yellow Corn MerI
100 bbls Pippn Apples
Also, selected brands of prime, super, extra and
family Flours, all of hich will br sold on accommo
dating terms.
Daily expected to arrive
900 sacks of fine Salt. which will be disnosad If
low, from the vessel.
PAUL 4 BROWN
dec l3-2w Water street, Georgetown.
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FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &c.
TIE Liver heinS the largest gland in the human
holy. i il more frequently deranged than any other
Then follows dyspepsia. constipation, cold feet and
osS Of app"titethe skin becomes yellow, the spirits
droop. AMI there IL great aversion to society. Re
guIst. tn. liver. and You correct all these evils
Tha Sur.yt preparations tn take are Dr. RO~Es CELE
BgLTED RyLEp ~ Or ASTT-BUIOUs PILLS. They carry
of the bile. aud soon CiTe appetite and strength.
His DYSTEPsIA C0IVorND should be taken where q
person has been troubled with dyspepsia for leng
tinr--PTice 80 cents. But for colds, bilious habits,
jsunlice &c, take DR.. Roses ANTIBII OR RAIL
RclL PILL. 121 and % cents per box.
AT ot the above preparations, with DR.. Roses
Ner Adviser 10 persons in Sickness and in Health,
t. = hst of T.. d. Gilman, Charles Stott 4 Co. ".
H. Gilman, John w Nairn, Patterson & Nsifn,
" Morrison, William I. Evans. KjiwPll h law
rencr, j. b. Moore, Washington; j. L. KilwH.
Georgetown; and BY all dealers in Alexandria, Nir
gInia- sep II
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rr.l T3s greatest discovery in medical science
III; ts.)uiShnS PREPARATION for raising up weak
-,,s.itltiln d.hililted b. care labor study or dis
s,-a like charm. 1t gives strength and app
IT, .ai ToS-',SssS great invi,orating properties
r,r Hart Disease. all Nervous Affections Flatu-
kar. H,1rt Burn, ie>tlcs>neSS. y umbness Neural
"a raj in, the spirits, and giving power To the
" no system. II is almost miraculous in its effect
5r.-ltS = bottle.
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T7K ALL DISEASES oF TIFF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER

pR J. s. ROSES CoMPoUND FLIuD EXTRACT OF
Hr-HU-This il decidedly OF the best remedies
eyer us,.i TOR diseases of the kidneys bladder &C.
ami alsr f,r -0uty affections. ALWAYS highly recon-
manIrI hy the late DR.. Physic, aud many of the
rr.-t distinguished medical men abroad. rrice 80
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AT ARNY's CONFECTIONERY

AT ARNY'S C)NFECTIONERY
NJ lNCED MEAT, ready for use. In Jars of to G
VI pounds, and in bulk in quantity to suit Gus
toners.
splendid and extensive assortment of French
COnfectinns and Candies.
An assortment of Fancy Goods Perfumery, &c
suitable for the coming Holidays.
Cakes of all kinds and all sizes Ice-creams Jeies
Charottes dc. made to order at short nrtice Din
ners, Balls, Solrees &c, furnished promptly at
ARN1'S CONFECTIONERY
dee 5-e015t Bridge street Gporyrtown
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-22
U,NGLIsH a AMERICAN PICKLES

Il and English Sauces
Gherkns. Mixed. Chow Chow, Walnut, Ticcadjlly,
CaulLf,wer English, OF both Crosse, Black
wells, Batiey's expectation
And Crosse and Black Wells celebrated Onion Pick
les, Mixed, Mangies, Martinas, Onions Cauli-
flower, R,S Cabbage, American t
Van Ben>choten aud Wells Provost, n. York. ..
Lee & perrins celehrA Ated Worcestershire Sauce. in
quarts. pints, and halfpints, late importation
Also, John Bulls Harvey. Reading India-Soy Es-
sence Of Anchovirs and LObSters
Crosse AID Blackwels, and Whybrow's English
Mustard .r.'. b.. tf'.
Louis Freis's French Mustard u
English Refined Table Salt, in jars -..- ss ST..
SHEKELL Il BAILEY, .. -.
Successors TO j. Is. Kibbey Co..
dee l1-lw No. 5, OPP. Centre Market
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100 ono Genuine Havana and
1oosoOo German Segars.-We offer
for sale assortment Of Segars OF the following
brands, which compare in quality with any other
stock in this city, pric. ranging from s. to SEQ
pr thouSend
Flor Cabanas (T.ondres) Fl Comercio Libre
do (Regalis) III Leon
Las Minas (LOndres) II Judie Erante
Consolation DO George Washington
FL Nnctar rueano (Scra- La sslfeJa
fursl Tres Amigos
Fl Salvador JUST SAM.
SAMUEL HAMILTON 4 CO,
dec 10--eo2w Pa. av, opposite jackson Hall.
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m Y0r sT-FFER WITH ANY PAIN, If VI

~ Y0U SFFFER WITH ANY PAIN? If you
d. yau will fni iIlmiiate relief by using DIR. J. s
- TAi' CUEEa. 1t l. tb- Only preparation which
rn-.s almost ins antiy Sore Throat, Rheumatism
IA Coli. Pains in the s;lc, back or limbs Face
T. n ToJthache stomach or Bowels Side OF Back
c.iI Neca. Brui.es, Corns and Chilhlains. Where
,g.r ynu have pain. the Pain Curer, safe to all
as. Prlce l2I2, - and 80 cts.
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NEW YORK COFFEE HOUSE,


Christmas & New Years Presents
DOWNS HUTCHINSON have just receive a
II handsome assortment OF Goods ve.y suitable
1r presents On the approaching holidays. As they
are prepared 10 'el ri very reduced prices the pub
lie Will hnd it decidedly to their advantage TO call
and eX2mine their stock befor. purchasing else
whore. We enumerat-, in part. ~ follows, viz:
Ladies and Uentlem.n's Dre-s sing Cases Work
boxes
Ladies Travelling Companions, Sewing Birds
Fine Scissors, Bracrlct', pearl and shell Jewelry
Boxes
Hair hiu-hes cf every description, Combs,
PsrlOr Briis Card Cases. Cald Baskets Portfolios
80 new kinds Of Porte Monnairs
Pocket Knives. fire i'azors, Shaving Cases, Guns
C.Iina VASES with Showers
IerfuIlrry, Oils Eytracts. Fancy Soaps
Small chests of PertunIrry, pomate
Portable Wi ing Desks III ,talic nlad Clocks, &c.
Also, gold and silver Watches gold Pencils
Lockrts. far and Finger Rings, Breastpins, Cuff
Pins
Gold Chans, Keys, Shirt Studs, Charms, &c.
Together with many other articles too numerous
Ia mention.
DOWNS & HUTCHINSON,
Atheneum Building,
Pa avenue, between l. "a and 9th streets
nov J0-ao2g 6d2w
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OUTER. Cheese, ,Mackerel, &c.
ID so Kegs prime Goshen and Glades Butter
1000 lbs. prime Goshen Cheese
!5 b5s. No. !. 3, and Mackerel
~ l'oxes Scaled Herrings
900 lbs. Grand Bank CCdfiah
80 bags Buckwheat
100 Beef Tongues
30 pieces Dried Beef
In store and for sale by
SAML HAMILTON ( Co
doc l0-eOIw Penn. av., opp. jackson Hail.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
ID DYSPEPSIA x ID
j A DlCIG,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM A DIS0RDERED LN-
N

Such as CnnstipaIon. inward Piie Eu!:i.s, cf Blood
to the Head. Acidity or the Stomach. Nau,ea
HEARTBURN, Digest Tor Food, FUlint., II Weight la
t!Ie Stomach. Sour ErIctat tons SimAi.ir Fl,Irp-
u : n; To" Pit of the Stomach, Swimming vi L
Hes'i, Hurried u1d nificuIt Bregttinc. Fimtterin-
~ the Heart, Choking SuiiocatI1; sen atoms
when ia lylr;, posture. Di,uurSS N5-TC'. d.,
or Webs before rhe sight. Fever alsd Duh Pain In
the head, Deficiency OF Perspirstion, YeIownsss Of
the fkin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back. Chest,
Limbs, &c, sud zen Finishes of Heat. Burning in
the EigSh, Constant lmsglpings Of evil, and great
Depression cf Spirits,
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Il koTIcE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
Collectors OEice, Dec. II, 1853.

NOTICE is hereby given that the il of deliu-
~ quent property is in course of prepara. ion, aud
will be completed and published on about the 1st
OF January, ISL All pprsors interested earnest
IL Tequts ed to come forward and by PAYING relieve
the undersigned from the unpleasant duty of enforc
ing the collection, and thems elves from the onerous
additional expense attending an advertisement.
r. J. ROCHE,
dee l5-dtIaul Collector.
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MEDICINES WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.

NE J. 5. kDNi. Il an h0no-ary member Of the
III PhIa Tel yhl 'i"lctl Soci-ty, and graduatet
- /, - rom tie University of Pennsylvania under
e., -,lpItn-' Of the truly eminent Professors Phvs-
a.. ChaulI1n. Gib5nn, Coke, james AMI Hare names
- r,t.s tor mc,licdl science. Being solicited bv
- ,sin y his patients to put up his Preparations
- - o'rrs u the pubiic tine results Of his ex-
risn' for the past thirty yc,rS the following val
n be Family Medicines, each suited to sps-
Z e. Iss,s,
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TOYS AND CONFECTIONERY,

l " iSh to inform my friends and tha public gene
raIly that have a large stock of German and
French TOYS and fsncy BeNcS. Also, a general as
sGrtnent OF Confectionery and fruits, Raisins, Al
mondS, tiiberts, Prunes, Engli Walnuts Figs, Pc
can Nuts, and Pea Nuts.
"um, Chocolate, Strawberry, Rosebud, Pine Ap-
pie, Orange. Apple, Raspberry. Bottle, Jenny Lind
|ern1ila. Fear. ana Nectar Drops Pearce Balls.
AlSo constantly on hand all kinds of Candy and
Cakes, at wholesale and retail
Parties served at the shortest notice by
URIAH HEETER,
High ST., near Bridge ST., Georgetown.
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'Chrysanthemum. Its budding beauty is nften SUI
prised by Winter-Thc .iufh0r.
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DR !. :. RnsEs GOLDEN Pills for Falling Of the
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility, ant Relaxation.
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To subscribers IN the ciiicS ot Washington, George
80. SIX CENTS-wrckly To the Agents. To
ii s.,,,,s tihc-S the sub ~cripiiUn price l. THREE
1n+,Ir1SS NND FIFTY CENTS I vcariH d1ro,cc.
-, t,.pII.iRS for SIX MONTHS and ONE
nniI.R .or THEE MONTHS. SINGLE CORES
rSs CTNT.
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS,

Il NOH SALE-
4 !o'oeo barrels Northern Apples new lapding
nj Davidsons Wharf
Apply to the captain on board, or to
JNO. DAVIDSON,
dec 2I-3t ,,aor,a.,
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THE EVENING STAB
By WALLACE * HOPE.

.. rEIIsHEp Every AFTERNOON, (EXcEPT SUNDAY,
tss SIr Offcc. on street near l?th, nearly oppo-
ste tic Irving Hotel,