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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, December 30, 1853
observe that the Washington Star is beginning to
circulate quite freely in our city There are nuner-
''iS inquiries tor IT, and all that required to gain
strong position here. is 10 have your agency promny
attended to. Hundreds-yes thousands of our citi
Zens ar" anxious tn know the earliest on dts at IN,
'aPHo' and Ut Is generally known that the Sfr gives
them reliably. Your paper in time may become n
regular ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tea table companion
IN Baltimore.
The first iingiins. jingnc sounds o: merry winter
are W'tn rs Snow fell day To the depth Of ahont
I"nr inches. II is still falling. The slripLs are ont
W ai' directions and as write merry bells are linz
ing IN a'i directions. Amongst the first who made
MS appearance, with fast horse, magnifcently ca
paisoncd, Sleigh buffalo robe. bells &C. this after
Ieon. was his Honor, the Mayor of TrinnIe's all v
ffr f0ok Baltimore street by SUNRISE and was tIt,
observed of many observers Emperor Nicholas of
Russia. or his sublime Highuc.s. the Sultan OF Tur
KEY, would surely have created greater sen -aion
tie was sof,S-the Suano not having been in readi-
ness, perhaps, to embrace early an opportunity o:
airing herself. IT
dropped into the Charles street Theatre, short
ii'ne last night ii - certainly one of the neatcst
and most comfortable little places of amusement m
thecountry. Our Balmoreans should rejoice at
having So pleasant and entertaining resort The
Who'e arrangement Is unique and in admirable taste
Miss Laura kecne. the accomplished manag-ress
tFInces thorough understanding rf her busipc SC
our citizens should rejoice that so cha, mine pIarc
OF amusement has been afforded them The nryt
thn@ now l. To sustain tins ENTERPRISE This CITY has
suffered greatly for the want nj precisely such re
SORT. We have had le credit, from strangcr- of
being too stupid to keep up IL desirable placr q.
amusement for their entertainment. Persons when
ihey come IN Town, expect 10 enjoy themselves bv
seeing sights, &c. IT, therefore. have nothing
Tor them TO see, they are certain to speak disnar
aglI gly. when abiding TO our incompari~on with
other cities Miss Kcenc is host IN herself-sfe is
charming actress. Indeed the entire c0rnnany il
cAccheh'iy ch''srn. more agreeable evening car
nowhere he spent than in this little theatre II Bal
'lin"reans fan to sustain il Handsomely they deserve
y" he neglected by strangers, merchants, and men of
business from tie country. good theatre or mace
{" amusement ~ A. advantageous to the CONNER
c WSprfiy Oh city, III ITS peculiar sphere As any
other nStituts::n that can be estabI ,hed-not ,r:
exec iing church.
VII w biin"y : lectures aud initiative Representa-
ions, nave been tulcrdbly well attended here. Inn, he
Is NOT quite =" perfect rs had supposed
fon make singular ausion (editorialIy) 10 INV
friends, the editors Of the Times. What's IN the
wind: Explain yourselves
IhS has hecn Il very active week in our market
tor breadStnf1s. The sales of flour have reached
0,000 bbls. Roprp,Cv
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market will afford. This we believe. has been Mr..

market will afford. This we believe has been Mr.
C.'s custom for several wears.
The supply of beet cattle at Drover's Rest for the
week ending TO day, has been unusually small, owing
10 the Christmas holidays and the difficulty in eros
sing the ferry n. the Little Falls. One hundred and
sixtyslx have arrived. Prices ranged from So - To
81 V 100 gross. Sheep, full supply, selling at
81 D r. head, HogsSi.
Inc foreI IN news Of yesterday has caused more
activity m the flour matket. II is firm this morning
at 81 We note small sale of prime brands nj
81 -. Prime rcd wheat from wagons 81 - "a
81 -. White 81 20 a. 81 ~.
Vt the sugar sale Of f. :. Wright, on the wharf
of tne Messrs Dodge, yesterday, the whole cargo of
tn" brig Fidela sold prices ranging from - so
to $3.50. Molasses 32A. a 3i1a cts per gallon
SPECTATOR.
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Georgetown correspondence.
GR0RGETuwN, December

GFoRGETuwN, December 81, le.3
The memorial To Congress for an amendment to
our City Charter, empowering the Corporation tn
levy additional tax ot seventy five cents on the
real and PERSONAL property in city for the pur-
pos oil meeting the interest upon t, Corporations
subscription to The Metropolitan Railroad cam. nm
last night. III Tile Common Council, for considera
ton Aiicr some few remarks by several ~ III.
HIrnIhrT-, " WAS un: .umOuSIy lad upon ,h.. l,hI,
Tins, W. doubt not, will bc very gratifying intcj,I
sence 10 large majority Ut our cuiZen4 The prc
waning "pih"n' al me present lime, appear. IN be-
mat W" should a>h 9" t"nsTrss. Al once for all We
want III lir shape ui Charter REFORMS and not axe
piece meal business III a matter ot 30 much Ilnuor
ianrc, aud IN hicb all 70 deeply Interested
Another matter of vital importance 10 all we shouId
rot los" Sisn oi IN our memorial To Congress for rN
tended Charter powers, the power Ia raise Tin,
means To distribute the through our civ when
tli" great G"vernmcni work. which brings il from The
Great Fall -ha have been completed We think
~ more Than likely that -unc of The progressive,
spirits III Cooperation will, al an early ay re-
Iou 10 the t0un is, Tor their consideration the ion
0 Charter, winch Will meet with The Appreciation
III our CITIZENS generally.
Tbs MayoT iahi before our Council. lasr n;.h, .,
communication Informing them OF The iurofIanc. al
making Al an raIiy day. prov-ion for calling IN our
'oTpnTatI"h Issue vi one and Iwo dollar bills. This
We presume, VIII mol be a hard matter As the com
mIssOnrr- ~ the sinking fund hold some so 0OO
worth OF stocks, over and above our present crcu
l3flon We are no adyOC atcs for q small ,tota cir
tiunh, nut WE confess we caI ste no good tn be de
rived from compelling Corporation to call IA this
scnp, aud tlius break up Il scheme which il iudi
"i"usly managed, would IN the course of time en-
Irify relieve nnr city nf lis present indebtedness
We hesitate mol 10 lay that the scrip OF The rorpo
Iai'"n Oh 6""igrIown In IL safe, If not a safer PAPER
circulating medium, Iliab the ,9Sucs II any bank in
al" tn.on. "
Tie great siot-at' o. the "Indcpcnfent' con
t'nueS 20 IRE OF his crackers - tn" Str Do for
pity SAKE, gre him notice. am SUI. ;hat : what
he W ,r;<. ~
W w Corcnran. Esq, Of your city has made nre
H-'" tor giving To all the inmates OF our Door and
sliiis house on New Year day sumptuous dinner.
The table Is IA be supplied with all the deeaces our
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The Weather e.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 30.-It has been
srowing all day, and we have fine sleigh
ing.
DETROIT, Dec. 30.-The snow l. eight
inches decp-the weather cold and a
strong wind from the west.
ALBANY, Dec. 3o.-Snowlng here
weather milder.
BoSToN. Dec. 30.-Tne thermometer
this morning was at zero. It has been
extremely cold all day. The trains from
New York via New Haven, duo at ) and
II o clock las. night, arrived az ! clock
to-day. The sound steamers arrived at
their dock at Slonington, Norwich and
Fall River, hut the trains have not ar
rived here. They will probably get
through tonight.
New York, Dec. 20, s p. N.-We
have had a violent snow storm this even
ing, but 1t has moderated now.
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The Erie Railroad diff guilty.

CINCINNATI, Dec. %. -Agreeably 10 ?
call signed by number of citizens, a
large meeting assembled in the Merchants
Exchange this evening, with reference 20
the railroad disturbance at Erie. The
meeting was addressed by Hon. Thomas
Corwln and others. after which series
of resolutions were adopted deprecatinc
the proceedings OF the people of Eric, and
the action of the Governor Of Pennsylra-
MIA, who is supposed to sympathise with.
and encourage the citizens IN their pro
Ceedings.
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New York Markats

New YORK. Dec. 81. 7. M.-Florr
declining. Western and State brand
S1,6Ss: Howard street SG75-9G00
barrels sold, Wheat firm. 5000 bush.
Southern white sold at 500. Corn Is
tirmer. Prime white - - cents: vel
low go cents sales Of cocoa bushels
Cotton is depressed. Stocks tirmcr pr
ces advanced.
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Ealtircre Mal lefs.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3l-l3 M.-El,ur-
200 barrels Howard street sold for 500.
but it is generally held at SIl2!. City
Mills do. Whoat-prime white 81 &c a
Sl,1Ui red = SO a II .60-5p00 bushels
sold. Co.n-white 60 G. cents yd-
low "a 66 cents. 600 bushels sold.
Butter in kegs IL TO II cents per 10 ;
roll 10 10 cents.
No change in other articles.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares,
So to 51!,
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60 C"NsrMPrIaN AND SPLITTING BLoop-See the
certificate of 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 Miugo, Of the City of Richmond thour h
regular physi ian, and of course opposed to what
De calie1 quHcS medicines, was obliged to say that
ITS good effects in the of Mr. RaInsy were won.
d+rful indeed.
lie had been given NJ by several physicians: had
lr'd most OF the lua"k medicines. and was on the
very" on despair as well the grave when he tried
Csrtar's Spanish Mixture.
We refer tie public to his full and Iesgthy Ger.
ohfnte around the bottle, stating his cure
~-*Suu advertisement
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AS- AN OUNCE OF fact is worth a pound of theory :
ard the swarm of conc,u facts that cluster
That Incompatible preparation Houilands German
Bittrrs prepared by Dr. C. Nj. Jackson Philaderhia
eStr''ishing its value tonic and restorative are
fnc' As would prevent increduity Itself firm cues
Ironing its efficacy. In all cases of disease of the
stomach, whether acute or chronic. il may be recon-
In'hu"d Tor lis soothing, cordial and renovatng in.
huenr" Dyspepsia, heartburn loss of appetite nau
sea- nervous tr-m"rs, rel,xstinn and debility, &c,
are relieved by the Bitters in very short Snar. n,
lmc AMI perseverance, in their Use never fails to
work thorough cure
For sale 10y Druggists everywhere
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MAESIAl'S GALE

virtue of two writf of fer facas issued from The
Clerks Office Of the District of Columbia, for the
county ot Warrington, and to me directed | shall
expo to public sale for cash. on TUESDAY, the "4,h
day Of January next at the front of the Court house
door OF sail county. Mt IL o'clnck m thu following
pro- crty, viz: All that lot piece, rarcel Of GROUND
lying in the C ty of Washington aud designated ~
the plat of said city. part of Lot No 4. (furl
in Square No. ll9. containing three tiouSani tcrrn
hundred Gnd twenty feet more nr less r her with
all AMI singular the improvements thereon. seized
aud levied upon rs the property Of An.lrcs Fisher
and sold t" satisfy Judicial No ~ t" March Term
lS'4, in favor OF John furiy. Also. No. 20 TO sad
tenn in favor of John Andersen ure of Jnn puIdy.
JONAH u. HOOVER.
Marshal OF the District of Columbia.
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Re~ WHY HAVE VIZ TWO EYEs,-That was the
question which 1r. WHEATsTONE rntrappcd natur.
int" answering, in lii: new theory If vision. In
June, l&3S Prof. WHEtTSToNE detailed the true
theory of hlnOcuar vision, together with descrip-
ton an diagram of his illuS rativp a,,rarstns which
ne frSt called the SrEREOcCoPE (after two Greek
words, meaning Solids. see."l for which in Is 10.
no wa. award 1T tn" ROpH Med0l Its practical
utility has been overlooked until very recently it
has been applied to Dagaerreotypc.. WHITFHURST
ha' introduced some valuable improvements in the
a'iGleS and also in the cnoring by which they surer
S''e any thlnT we have yet seen in Photography We
ADVISE All who have not them 10 call at Iis Cal
ierf over the store of puysl Bro near four-an,l-
"A half street
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FB- All Nocalists and Speakers, who desire clear.
strong and sweet voices. should make frequent use
OF bi.s' Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy This
agreeable remedial agent strengthens the organs of
the throat and lungs, and frees the air cells from a
onstructons thus giving the voice its free and nat
ural srone and compass.
Don't fail to give it trial if you would excel as
vocalist or orator
This Candy need hut fair trial to convince the
most skrptical Of its superior excellence
Il. d. GILMAN, Druggist, is the only appointed
Agent. -,
L. S-As a remedy for whooring cough and the
Try: barking cough tn which croupy children Pr,
subject. it has no equal.
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AUCTION SALES.


LNANCT GOODS, JEWELRY. WATCHES. &c. al
L Auction.-At7 o'clock. this evening 3lst in
slant will sell at store large assortment Of
thc above, consi sting in part Of the following al
Giles. viz:
i.sdies' Work Boxes, Fans portahl" Desks
Shaving Cases, Por fooS, fine PoItmonnaicS
Card Cases, Jswelry Boxes Parlor Bells
Boxes IF PcrfuBcry. Fine RaZrs
Pocket Knives, China Vases, Table CUTLERY, &c.
JewClry, Gold English lever Hunting Watches
Gold detached lever and lrpipe Watches
Gold Chains. and finger Rings, BreIstPinS
LoCkets, gold Pens and Pencils Cuffpins, &c.
Ais" several superior Guns. Pistols &c.
Together with many other articles not necessary
to enumerate.
Terms cash.
DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON, Au'trs.
Atheneum Building.
Pa. avenue, between 8 and 9th street..
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81 There Is no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies of Fall and inter clothing
To those in wast of superior low priced apparel
We would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known as NOAH WALKERS MAR
Bile LLCLOTlIiNH EMPORIUM, Browns build
Ing, where they be suited with every variety nd
style OF clothing. Their beautiful and well selected
stock consists in part of fine black and fancy coo,e
cloth frock, sack and dress cnats: superior plain and
hncy cashmere business frocks and sacks: rich
tamas paletats and sack ovcrcoHts; with the bert
selection OF fine black dorskin and fancy cassmpr.
pants, cut velvet silks. sntin cashmere and plush
vests. Al-o shirts collars drawers, socks crayats
hand herrhefs, suspenders, gloves, un,crshirts DC
All Of which they will sell lower than anv other
house in this or any other city We would also ralI
the attention of ladies to their complete assortment
OF Boys Clothing large supply of servants wear
always On hand.
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dec 2S.-td
. Mcguire, Auciinmeer.

by j. G. MCGUIRE, AuciiGneer.
IT ANDSoME AND VERY DESIRABLE BUILD-
Ill ing Lot at Public car.-0u TUESDAY after
noon, January Sd, at 50 oclpck. on the premises
'hall sell Lot No ], in Square BIZ, fronting 30 tt
inch on north street, between llth and Eth sts.
west, running back 100 feet tn n 20 foot alley
The above Lot is beautiful " situated, frntin, the
Reservation formed by the intrs elton of New York
avenue and st.
Terms: One third cash: the residue in six and II
months, for notes satisfactorily secured. bearing in
icrest. J. Z. MCGUIRE,
dee Sd turtionrcr
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Import art From Mexico

, CHARLESTON, Dec. GA private let
ter to the Courier Of Tins city, from Mex
leo, Of the eth. states that Mr. GadS len
was making progress towards favorable
settlement of the questions pending be
tween the United States and Mexico.
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Fire-Bslumcre Vessel in pis,rcss

NEW YoRK, Dec. 81. l. MA fire oc-
Cured this morning at Ogdcnsburgh,
burning several houses. Loss $4,000.
The Barque Sherley, from Liberia for
Baltimore, put in TO st. Thomas, in a
crippled state.
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IRON FURNITURE.

THE attention cf those furnI hin. hcu.-s 1T
L Hputinent, il particularly requested t. the es-
sortment OF Gu Articles to be found on Itn.s. /
vania avenue, south eide. bet 9th aud 10th SIS
IRON BEDS IEADS AND CRIBS, ell patterns
SPRING MATTRESSES
CIRCULAR ARMS. fer drying clothes
HAT AND COAT STANDS
UMBRELLA DO
SETTLES AND HALL CHAIRS
PIER SLABS AND GILT BRACKETS
BRUNZED ANpIRoNS AND FENDIES
FIRE SET AND BLOWER STANDS
MARBLE Top TABLES
FOOT SCRAPERS
WASH STANDS
GARD RECEIVERS
TuERNOMETERS.& &c.
Also, IRON RATINGS % E7 at variety OF pattern
tor Cemeteries, uhiIc fIusres. AND Pr ate Owed.
hngs. RALPH HASKINs.
Pa syenue, 6. side, between 9th snd 10th ~
dee T-ec3m
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81 Joe Shtliinusnn room,

80 Joe shiiiinNtOn receives all the Nav
BOOK and Nfw Frs a. fa, published. He
ir ascmI for Harper and all the other Magazines
and our realcrs al aways find lar., and good =
hoEtmfni oi Blank Books and Stationery ~ his Book
store, 'h1eon Building, corner Off street an! Penn
sylValIiH avenue. ouu 10
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- Rs- splendidiy Illustrated and richly bound gif,
books, at SHIFrINGToNs Book store comprising Juyc
tile DO ks, Bibles, Catholic and Episcopal PRAYER
Books, in the best and most beautiful ornamental
binding TO lie found In any Bookstore in the CITY
ALSO, splendid assortment II Portfolios Portemon-
naies, " riting Desks, Albums, Games and every.
thing i'll the fancy line suitable for Christmas and
New lear Presents for sale at SnnJISGToN's Book.
store odeon Building, of A. It, and Pa ave-.
dec 20-tf
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Gold q. tie Nm

FHlLADELrUA, Dec. Gi.-The amorht
81 gold deposited IN the Mint during Pc
cember, IS four and 4 half millions. The
total deposits for the year is ffy-tlrec
and half millions. The market is IN
,>har~pl
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BercTe o. SHrGse Doss.-.Ve have Ma need. We
expect, to caution readers to beware of sayar.
dogs, the number of which that are allowed IN .,
about by their owners, being inturrabIe nuisance,
Indeed, l. qHit" dangerous for pedestrians. IN 90
along some OF tbs streets, particularly at night H.
'htt are very likely tn he attacked by some fierce
animal OF the canine sprcirs Last week ! inur
".yman mechanic wlln is enpio,cI al a boat and
-h-r store on the Avenue. OF the pane of aI,,n
wa, attacked on 9th street by a dog and vond GER
family have been iorn 10 pieces hut for timely aid
" 1t UaS, he was severely bitten about tho calf of
Inc leg, aud has not since been able To labor al M.
occupation w" hope that he aggrirvcd party will
take proper means 10 obtain redress for the jp;,ric
he IDS sustained IL p~"0 viii Keep such savage
animals they ought atI-s To be compelled io keen
them tied mp; for 10 allow them 10 20 roamnp ,bo,,
lnoi" IA the Streets where people may he ps.,no a
Al hours, Il a complete nuisance for which, rim,
owners ought to be held liable to punishment. We
must Insist upon all dog that are al ali .avayr being
ned up or ell" they ought be killed BY the police
a. Is done IN come cities during The hot weather
The licenses for dogs will expire on the frs, of Jan
""i'' AHA hohce l. gwen from the Registers office
'ht 'heS Eiu't bercneTed within days from that
tin' We Wish that the RrrI'cr W the Corporation
would make The tax Of = graduatory kind and raise
according To ihr length ~ dogs teeth or the fero-
CIV with winch the an,nIrl attacks individuals Til.
might induce good many Who boast of the terocity
~ theIr dogs, to change them for niIder animals,
We have no doubt that many living proofs OF the
=aId dog proves will be addurcd as Witnesses if
required THIS il all we have 10 ray at present on
the subject nj ios>Oogy
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BY f. n. sTRATToN. Auctioncor.

I)f virtue OF q Deed Of Trust from Louis Heukr
- Trustee to the subscriber, hearing date th. 81
day Of September, 1851 and duly recorded in liter
j. A. ;. No 30 in'os III, 81, ct sr rf the Inni
Records FIR Washington County, in the Hisiris' If
Columbus shall sell at public auction the rrcIn-
iseS on the y RI day OF December next, at o'clock
T. IN. Lot No. D. in square No. u lying in tn" sad
tlty OF Washington and fronting - feet inches on
north VI street, andrunnn, back I0h feet to an al
ley - feet wid", which, by side alleys has an outlet
ON 9th and 18th streets
The property is improved hy a neat two-stury
Frrmc House. nearly opposite tieney.d Tnomi ,ou :
Terms: Onetour;h cash; the residue in & a,rI Il
months for notes bearing interest and secured ly
deed of trust.
If the terms are not complied with within davs
the property will be rrood at TIC risk and cxpcrfc
of the purchaser.
The titie is elieve1 to lac indispuiuhle.
ConvryaBCIng at The expense If ru-, haspr
X. Il. CRAWFORD. Trustee
i. y. eTEaTT1N,
nov - awts&dS AuctIoHrt;.
The above snic s. uunvn'dab,y post
ponc1 to TUESDAY, January luti IS54 IT IT,. :. mo
place and hour. f.. y. eTRAITON.
dec II AUction"er
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I1OK kLNr-Housc ard store a Joining together
or separately. on 7ih street. near NJ west sid =.
cellar extending under bpib IT,. etrre you'll ma .
q got 4 CToc' ,iUui The House contains 6 rooms
for term apply 10 the undersigned. II. rear 7th
street. las NJ TOWERS
dec ,
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EOHPNR ATION LAWS

THE Cooperation Laws of the City of va hiuctau
I" the end Of the ffteth Council, ITO June 81.
'N'A inclusive :" which are aided the Laws enact
III be' wen hat day ard October II, 1888 with an
Nppensi,y: 'ontairInS FOG large octave pages Just
published by order Of the Corporation of Washing
7n, hy Robert A Waters. AMI for sale at bis office,
tTeet; between 9Th and 10Th, and by all the Book
sellers Also for fales the Builders Guide, or Me-
c@ancs lrice Hoof; with greet veriety Of Plarks,
such As
ppets # Conveyance. Dec On Mole,
Trust, 90 Account,
Quit claim Deeds, Blank Drafts
Mar. On Note, Blank Checks and Check
Account, Books ON all the banks.
Ia GcOk. Job, and Letter-rreSe PRINTING, in
every variety Of type and color executed with mat
ness ard despatch, aud the most reasonable
Eu'iness Cards very cheap. dec IO-S&W I'm
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NJ USTER ROLLS

MUSTER ROLLs.-Muster Rolls Ct the
NJ Virginia Militia in the War of 1872 brin1 3
Supplement TO the Pay Rolls printed and distrihu-
TED m 10; COPIED from Rolls in IN" Au'iors Of
It Richmond This Supplement contains com
rsnies and parts of companies which were emitted
In the printed Pay Rolls.
TAYLOR & MAURYS
dec eft bookstore near ath ar
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DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

w + have now the largest stock Of domestic Dry
W Goods TO he found IN the District. which We
are selling at very low prices. for instance
Us pieces yard wide Brown Cotton ut 81 &C
$50 da 4 do heavy Do do do
cases good blenched do d.
$50 pieces fast colored Calico de
500 do Mou lie Lame, from 10 to 12l5c
Zoo yards superior fast cold Girgham d
$50 pieces white aud red Flannel ~ and Doc
Heavy blankets, good SIZE aud fine for 81
5000 yards bleached Cotton. embracing all of the
grades and makes from n to ls34c.
10 cases Cotton SheetingS, all widths
2t'n y"r!s Pillow 5 ip 90 tor. ali widths
he whole f whrh vi tie sold at the very small
last prize IT the cash.
YERBY, TEBBS VERIFY,
Corner Of It'll street and Pa. aYtrIe
dec l9-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-31
Vessels Wrecked

BosIoN, Dec 3l.-Furihcr reports
state that the wrecks Of vessels by tia re-
cent storm is very disastrous.