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WHALEY'S oKEIbUsSEs.

TN THtHSD ~ The 2gth instant,
@EE will cUnnrBe- running two lin 81
ENEksof Of ONNIBUSstS Letwesn AIexan.
driA and a>hingtoI leaViDG Alexandria at ~
OciCck IN the morning.. and 81 in the afternoon.
connecting with the trains liyIng Washington at b
o'clock in the morning AID in the afternoon. Re
turning. l-aTe Washington the arrival OF the
trs from BE- ltimgr- IN tine in the morning to
clnnrci with the Ordnse n'id Mana Gap train
IRON ttfzaBifi1, az Oci1,k X.
Passengers Wishing seats in tbis lipp. Will leave
their n4unes an I rcsjiencgs wal; D-. James Entwis
te Alexandra. ani ct tire iryia;. House. Washing
ten Of l2Ih sg7e Il AMI Pennsylvania avenue
Tne mor,H- line will cali 7 passengers within any
rsss0nsbe dlStanr.G iii Viiisr city. -s
s-p Zs-6RI- WM. WHALEY
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WV. J. WHITARHp.

PTnciPGiof MiTgAIitcH hch,oi # Design. EdI.i,g-
ton, ID. q PrqfeSvs- ta tie DttD1sthsEt of .lrt II
d. Dsiga -Nsfc sqidEd No1Inal Iii.tlt,td ond L.r-
fsrr IN DTa'c'',g "a he Massachusetts, Stlts Iisii-
ttGes.
ID ESPEGIFCLLY informs the ladies and gentle
Al men OF Washington aod Vicinity tiat he la.
tends forming private classes for instruction In tie
art of Drawing and Design at the rccms Of TIE Ne
tropolitan mechanics institute, farkrr's Eui,d.u.
Pa avenue, Washington city 70 cuUIaengc on l..c.-
day, December y, 1853.
Terms &C., can be obtained at the Rooms. lie
mornings Of TUESDAYS, Thursla, aud Fraiays, o,-
tween the heurs of 10 and IL och Elk
dec 2I--dams
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ORNAMENTAL GARDENING.

TOliN .. HUGHES, Gardener and FLORIST corner
~ OF and 9Th S:rs"ts. Island. attends to Harden
InS In it, y4riou, branches Grape Vines pruucd 10y
skisifUl AMI experienced hands and new GARDENS,
Grass Plots CIrTiayc i;o;.lE, &c l1d out.
=. B--J- -. H., acts A,-nt for several Of the
IN - extensive aId popular Nur cries at the North
All Trees purchased of him, warranted tO live il
planted by himself Ill r. nit Tres rris..s most
Of the varieties adopted AMI approved by the Con
g-ess Of .'Tuit Growers for General Cultivation.
nov III In Il
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r. VI. BC Teller, Practical GRs-Fit
ter and pimIn ber,

S,s'th IT,. fJTayT ~ IN dAI ~ .irSfis,
prepared AZ all times . supply the public iene-
1 rally with JAS FITTINGS aud FIXTURES, Of
tins la,est style AID patterns. the
able terms.
Church,, Hotels, sng public or private build
iaZs, fitted uy ~. tiA~ Plies anI FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
SDir AGENT IIr Dr. Killer Pat nj fats RS9,ddt0r
which io- .rny aud ~ufesi.r ii.ht, should b- PCS
s.rssrl lv all consumers ~ qzs a-p 23-tE
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FUNERALS.

0H The subscriber is prepared 10 al
SAkE4E1zs1 end, AT the shortest notice, to any
calls in this line and w,.l spare no pains to render
entire satisfaction to all who may desire his
in performing the last tribute of respect TO the dead
Hearse always in readiness. Mourning Caps and
ShratdS furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave To cali the attention q,
the public 10 his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER.
which has been already tested In The families of sew
erai IN this City, to whom he can refer as TO
It's efficacy In preserving the body from decomposi-
lion tUr any length Of period
J. w. PLANT, d street, ...
aug s-esly bet. 9iI and 10Th streets,
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FASHIONABLE HAT 4 CAP STORE,
II n a lHrEl n

Washington Place, III ST., bstlcren and Z,
IN HAS now and keeps constantly oD~IA
<E# hand an excellent assortment OF bats, E53k3
S7a CAPS and FELT B0ENETs and Misses
FLATS, OF the latest styles and best quality, which
he offers for sale the most accommodating terms
dec LEW
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE LATHAM PRIZE POEMS.
CONTINUED.
COPYRIGHT SECURED.
Co. p. NJ

Here we have the best song of the great song
writer, G. P. NJ. His ballad of the fair maiden.
whom somebody loved and treated savageIy so that,
after suffering through an entire winter night,
"Her heart and morning broke together,
In the storm
was nothing to this production, though the former
ceived shouts of applause whenever sung. But
"The Disunionist" breathes sentiment dear to the
heart of every American, and is therefore destined
to an unbounded popularity. This popularity will
be increased by the fact that our Bard is Brigadcr
General, uniting with his song talent the all conquer
ing power of Alexander, Caesar, and Napoleon.
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COUGH CONSUMPTION &c

Mr.. Henry C. Winn had cough tor years; great
Weakness &c, had in all physicians; tried all
their remedies, hut was cured only hv
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Call and get pamphlets gratis with history of die
CoTery OF this wonderful Blood Purifier. and GER
tIfcates of our citizens of Rheumatism DIV .ler
sla ScTofulA, Liver Complaint, General Weakness
Nervousness, &c, &c.
ss- Sold by MORTIMER MOWBRAY. 40 Bal
hmOre street, Baltimore: aui :}n4 Broadway New
inrk; CHAS. SrOiT Il CO, WIMIR. j. b. MOORE,
D. b. CLARKE, CLARKE BOWLING, W. Ell
LOTT, and III. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
Alqxandra. sep 29-
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Christmas Cakes-6,0OO lbs. all sizes.
V'H)S. ECKARDT. CONFEC IoNER, corner Of T
/ and 9th streets near the PATTI Once, would
again call the attention of his customers and the
public to his very large assortment of Cakes and
Confectionery for the holidays. Having made ex-
tensive arrangements for the manu- ory of the
above, he feels confident Of pleasing all who may
favor him with a call.
His assortment of French Confectionery stands
unsurpassed, having been selected expressly for the
hold ,ys.
The st part Tar attention given to The fnrnish.
ing of 'sliis, Part s. DinncTs and Private Enter
t inner. 8.
All orders left at his store, corner of anl 9th
streets. the Patent Office, will receive prlnpt
attention. dc 2zl'.
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAYS.
T'IOSE wishing presents for the holidays will d,
i well to cali at BIkGF'S, and examine lis stock
where will ts found rs good assortment of Robes
Canes, Glov B., Uandkercef,, and Per dmery, IA of
ten Offered at such times TO ne ciszcns of this city.
dec Oft
DICH AND HEAUTIFUL GOODS for
IL Holiday Presents such as
Gold anC slverhe:,G Walking Canes
Gents superior travelling and Dressing Cases
Fine POrtemonn8ies AMI Purses
Cologne in Wicker and fancy glass bottles
Lubin's best French Extracts
Scarfs, Cravats Ties, and Stocks of new aud el =
CANT styles
Guina Zen, Chenille, and Cashmere Mufies
Together with complete assortment of Toilet ar
tcles of the best quality, at
ClIAS II. LANES
Gents Furnishing Establishment,
Penna. avenue, near d street.
Int JT,,ie T. Nat
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PAINFUL BIT LAUGHABLE-In" Mote
of an Army Surgeon" we find the fol-
lowing:
| remember, one day, in making my
hospital rounds, patient just MIIy,d.
presented an amputated forearm. and
doing so could scarcely restrain a broad
laugh: the litter was constantly on his
face. a.
:" What is the matter this docs not
strike me as a subject Of laughter"
1t is not, doctor, but excuse me.
lost my arm in 50 funny way that
still laugh when | look at it. "
""What way 2"
''Our first sergeant wanted shaving,
and got me to attend to it. as am cor
poral. We Went together IN front of ms
tent | had lathered him, took h.m by
the nose, and was Just about applvm.
the razor, when cannon ball came, and
that was the last saw of his head and
my arm. Excuse me, doctor, for laugh
ing so, but | never saw such thlnz
before"
This occurred during the siege of Fort
Erie.
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UsT RECEIVED

y ~ boxes Lemons
Eaisins whole. u, !, and 4 boxes
Paper shell Almonds, Prunes
Nalnuts, Filbs rts, Sardipes
Lozengcs, Apples, dc.
With q selected variety Of French Confectionery
and Christmas N0:ions
For sale at reduced prices by
VI. Nj DORRIGAN CO.
Stall No ll0, Cepire Market west Of the
dec l9--O:t@ Engine House,
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT ThX-PAY.Ls.
Collectors omce. Dee II Issa

Collectors Once, Dee. IL 1893.
NOTICE is hereby giv,n thsi thc Il : Of driin-
~ qaent property is ourse OF pr ia-s'ior. AMI
wilt he comllecl and published on 81 .i,at de ls.
ofJsnuary, 1874. All persons interested eaT,st-
ly ie4uts ed to come rwaTd aud hy paying relieve
the undersigned from the unpleasant duty o ,ri5rr-
ing the collection, and themsev. from the o.Ious
additional expense attending an advcrtis, rn.ut.
}. HOCHf.
dec 15-dtJanl C.>nrrtpr
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DATCHELQkS LIQUID HAIR Iff, "hoitsac
I'D and Retail, at J. III GIBBS's new iial, DEtsSihs
Establishment. Wil!ards' Hotel. whtre NE dle IS
apoied in nrivate room, M the good o'd lrsnci-
pie Of mo dye, no pay. U0
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BREAD CAKES PASTRY Sc

bhEAU, CANES, FAbIK1, &C.
NHAkLES ". IAEENER, Baker and infection
~ er, c street, between AZ AMI 9th streets, has
constantly ON hand a large assortment of ali the
best articles usually kept in his line
Pound an', Fruit Cakes
Sponge, Jelly. and Citrun Cakes
Tea Cakes, great variety
Best family Bread and Biscuit, fresh every NOR
ming and evening.
Goods delivered in any part of the city free of all
chaT,e.
Any article soll by me which does not give satis-
faction can tr returned and the money refunded.
dec l2-eOtf
AGNIFICENT BISCUIT AND CHINA VASES
VI for Mantc and Dinner Tab.e-We have
opened 'oday one large Of beautiful Vases just
imported from Paris
Also, six B-nnze Clocks, the Gladiator superb
style, intended for cabinets or very large rooms
For SAT" lOw for cash.
T. BASTINFLLI co,
Importers, under Browns Hotel
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4 NOOD OLD kRlSS KRINGLE has sent me another
" lot Of Motions for the children.
dec 23-3t HAMMOND IT ST.
GAMES, TOY BOOKS, & Juvenile
u Books
Fancy Boxes, Albums, Writing Desks, Porte Nc H.
naies,
And everything in the fancy Stationery line at
SIIILLINGTON'S Bookstore
Game of COnnundrums Game Of Qualities
Game of Robin Hood Game Of Snip Spap Snn-
Game Socable Snake rum
Game Crystal Palace.
Spiendidly illustrated and richly bound gift books
Bibles, Catholic and Episcopal Prayer Books, in
the best and most beautiful ornamental bind
ing.
Pictorial Newspapers, new books
And everything in the cheap publication line for
sale as fist published at
JOE SHlLLlNGT0N'S bookstore,
Cor. Pa. ave. and . st., 0deon Building
dec 23-tf
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SUBSTANTIAL JCSTICE.-SOmcv wears since
a system Cf courts was established i'm
Michigan called county courts. presided
over by one Elective Judge They U,u-
ally were called "Onc Horse Courts
They were designed, in the word of ,i5,ir
inv entors, to bring justice home to cvcry
man s door. In one county they clecs,d a
certain Judge VI. who made up Ia aa,un!I-
ton and decision what he VA, destitute
of in regard TO knowledge of law. The
Judge had one expression under which lie
cloaked all his ignorance and purpIexiti,,.
and that was, that .. he must decide ac-
cording to substantial justice On enc
occasion a culprit was undergoing lF,
trial for petit larceny. Tie offender was
an old one, and every one believed him
guilty, but the evidence came up lament
ably deficient. At,cr the ar numcnt, were
closed, the Judge arose to charge the Jury.
He talked very pOmpously around it and
about it, he had determined to have the
fellow convicted /; but he could not iGItl-
fy his charge by the facts and the law.
At last, after foundering about for "a
long time and vexed at the position IN
which he was placed, he closed in the
following summary manner: "Gtntle-
men, you must never lose sight of sub
stantial justice. This is the cud of tic
law. The evidence may be rather def
cient in this case, but, gentlemen vou
ought, think, to keep in view the ctcl-
nal principles Of substantial justice. t.cn-
tlemen, think this man ought Ia hec.n-
victed. He is id rascal ANYHOW,
he stole my wood all last winter any
how-and [ think you had better bring
him in guilty anyhow. "-Toicdo Bi1d,
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HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Nome
L Il thing SubtdnttGi.-Call at Ii. LINDSLEY'S
Pennsylvani1 avenue, b-lUeen 9Th aud 10th streets
next door , Gait Brothers, ard purchase fine
set Ut kn of very superior quality, together Win
a set of fine Albata Plat-d Forks and Spoons S4ch
presents are appropriate and lasting
dec 2l-2aW2M
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EASCY GOODS, PLATED AND SILyERWAEE.
l. richer than ever.-PeaSs call at tn. store of
T. BASr1ANELLt d Co, and examine their splen-
did stock of Paris Fancy Goods and Pst.d Ware lust
opened. L. BASTIANELI Il CO,
Importers, under Browns Hotel
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'TToN, MTDpLCsES Co. Va.

w to our readers. sir. Bull is a Elprchsut OF
high cEara'ter.
SAVOY BORON, MTDpLEsEx Co. Va
August 18th. 1853
Messrs. Mortimer & NOwbray-GeIts: You may
think il strange that have taken the liberty to
write YOU this letter hut do 50 under circumstances
that justify it. As you the AGENTS for uAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURF, | deem it expe,li-
ent to address you This uo'r, hoping it may be part
ef the honorable means Of giving this medicine no-
tOrifty n hiCh its merits deserve
Being in the habit Of vending medicines which re-
late To- the Patent and regular system. consider
myself IN sOnae extent judge of the real merit of
many of them. Ny experience teaches me that
"Ham?tOns TiGctnrc' is MEDICINE Of real merit
Of intrinsic valu-. When ! say this. | do not saw
that il is afa!lble cure. in ali cases but mean
10 say that "1amptnnS 1inctItrc will favOrahly op
crate in all diseases Ornatiu;, want of prop
secTetous az the g1s;ric juices bad Digestion and
consequently bad deposites Of animal matter from
that source. believe thrt many diseases located in
various parts of the syStcm. such r Inamst tis n,
Ulcers, Scr0fula, &c, &c, originally have their be-
iug in the stomach. frnr bal food. bad digestion
and consequently bad drpastons of the circulation
to those parts; and will believe IIsnDtous Yege-
table TInCture will even rrart in those cases.
Having found out myself what it iS recommend
il to others in such cases have deScribed and
have IOne It upon the mo pay SYSTEM
and have yet tn have the first bottle returned or
The first objection about the pay. 1t is great pity
people. warrant
il in the following cases: Gcut, Rheumatism, Infa-
U1fttphS- WHICH Tf tt"i> from stomach, Sores,
S0rOfula, Dyspepsia. loT staining of Ague and
Fever; first stop ths chill. and give the Tine
ture-the difficulty III this not in stopping
the chill hut the return OF it. this the TnSture will
certainly do. In general debilitltOns warrant it,
AMI as .aid before have procured trial of it in
this way, which otherwise / could not the people
have been hum buc-ed b patent medicines long,
that they are afraid Of ALL This is clearly stomach
medicine, IL works all is wonders there, and in all
such 1t : ecidc if any thing in the world is
Having given the TiRcture a fair trial With nv
self, in my family and neighbOrhood. / think | am
warranted in what soy about it, anu. which | 10
without any other interest, than the wish to il
in general circulation, aud in every mans family
where it ought 70 BE-.
If what l Say be doubted by any of the afflicted
anl they will write to M. SANDY Bottom Post Of
Gce. Mdlesex county, Virginia, stating the nature
Of the disease ani recommend it for suck a case
will warrant it, and ifit don't DO good | will Ia, for
the medicine TIOS. r. BULL
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
1r. Wm. Olih4m, Cf Baltimore custom house. suf
fered these complaints for Is mon hs, with both ody
and mind seriously affected lie cured by HamI
tons Vegetable Tincture, af er other things faied
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V'HE subscriber has for sale a fine assortment Of
L fancy Goods, VIII en- be IL determined to close
out at cost Among O'-ier articles he emu neratps
follows, viz Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Writing
Desks Paper Mache Boxes, Port Folios and Card
Cases, Shell, Ivory. Pearl and Paper Mache Card
cases and Porte Monaies, Fancy Boxes with and
without note paper, &c. fen-holde.r, P-nknives.
Gold Pms and Cases Game. Port Folio- ofall kinds
Card Baskets Purses, Paper Cutters, Match Boxes,
Fancy Ink Standishes, Bells, Paper Weights Seals
DC; &C. WM. T. BAYLY,
Penn. avenue hetw. Ith and 18th sts
Always on hand large supply of the be.t Letter
and Cap Papers, Note Papers. Envelopes of ali kinds
and sizes, Penknives Bill Paper, Pen. and Quills,
cheap friting and Wrarpin2 Papers &c, &C. at the
lowest prices ilntelligenceT dee l9-ut4jan.
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Such Constipation. inward Plies FuIlness of Blood
tn the Head. Acidity Of the Stomach. Nausea
Heartburn. Digest for Food, Fullness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flui:ar
irg at the Pit of the Stomach Swimming OF the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttcring
at the Heart, Choking Suffocating Sensations
when in 4 lying posture Dimnesn of Vision. Dot
or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in
the head, Deficiency of Perspiraticn Yellowness 0:
the Skin aud Eyes, Pain in The Side, Back, Chest
Limbs, &c. SUDDEN FluShes of Heat, l., nirs il
the Flesh, Constant Imaguings of evil, and Gre;
Depression of Spirits,
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ELOWERS FROM STRATFORD-ON-AYON.-
II Gatherings from the Orchard and Exotic
Birds"
These beautifully illuminated Books. with a choice
&" ecion cf the Standard Poets, and other Works iu
elegant and tasteful bindings. Just received at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S bookstore
dec Eft rlar 9th strn.t
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Al this pause the pocket handkerchief Is rr. Iuced
and 1ppi!ed to the Eyes. 1t contribute strongly Ia
the pathoS.
fThc hundred thousand readers ot the Journal -
published iii New York BY n. F. w. ani nIyseit have
been frequently informed, through my partner that
have the honor of beng BrisadIer General IN the
Militia OF that State beg leave to repeat the III
formation here, for the advantage ot those, ii any
who may thus far be ignorant of 'nine Office. -
.4.Gh1r
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rhiseKcocnr Family aud Ns9s Journal
tainra greater variety of inter-, fr esdi Than caa
be found IN any cthcr-rs rubi,-'Icu On ssrurday.
Trims.
COPY
To Clubs Five voptes tsr sSEO. I'en eopirs lu
aSrGnoe.
'"sIS'srERs .ho act "a s."Ht- rIil be ailoutat
commission ~ twrnry rcr cent
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CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAYS.
lint. Union, Sentinel. & Nat Era I
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SUpER1OR GOLD WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY,
- SILVER AND SILVkRPLATED " AR T.
FANCY GOODS &c.--The undersigned respectfully
invites the after ion of the citizens of Washington
to his handsome and well elected stock of the above
named Goods, com prising--
Ladies' aud Gsntlemcns Gold and Silver Watches
of every variety and style, from the best Lon
don Liverpool, and Geneva factories
Rich Jewelry in sets asd by the single piece.
Gold Chains. Srals, L0ckets
Set and plain Gold Rings
Earrings, Bracelets. Brooches. Cuff Pins, &C.
Handsome silver Tea Sets, ritchers Cups Ladies
Table, Dessert, and Tea Spoons
Forks, Napkin Rings &C., all of his own manufac-
tu-e.
ALSO
large and excellent nrment of Silver Plated
Ware and Fancy floods. All Of which be pledges
himself TO seH at prices which cannot fail to he sat
isfactory. SAMUEL LEWIS.
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS
dc 1a-d2w
'i'HE LADIES World of Fashio n for
i December continuing beautifully epgIayed and
colOred plates of Fashions, Gaps, Bonnets, &c
Frank Les.ics Ladies' Gazette Of Paris, London, Il
New York Fashions.
The January number of (iodpy s Iady's b ok con-
tains two splendid steel engravIUgs, and colored
fashion plate.
The jew Of Verona; a historical tale cf the Itai-
ian Revolutions, by OF the most eminent writers
in Europe.
Yankee Notions for January
The great Pictorial Brother Jonathan for Christ
mas and New Year
Also, the Pictorial Picayupe
large and splendid assortment of Gift Books ju
venlie Books, Games, aud everything in the fancy
line suitable for Christmas and New Year Presents
at JOE SIIILTINGTON'S Bookstore
ID,
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DYSPEI

DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
1r. Nm. Olih4m. Cf Baltimore custom house. suf
fered these complaints for Is mon ,h, with both body
and mind seriously affected. lie was cured by HamI-
tons Vegetable Tincture, af er other things fliled
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THE DIsUNIoNIsT.


"Woodman, spare that tree.
Touch not a single bou.h'
In youth it shelter. d me.
And III protect it now.
Twas my iOrefather's hand
That placed it near his cot.
There, wOOdman, let it stand,
Thy axe shall harm il not :"
Mister, spare our States!
Speak not another word!
The silly parrot p.ateS,
But you're Il Sliiier bird.
Twas our forctathers' hlnd
That fixed our glorious lot,
Then, Mister. let 'cm stand,
l tell you, touch 'Cm not
The old familiar name.
Whose glory and renoWn
Made E1gland's lion tamr-
Her ''metcor flag" come down =
Mister, hush your tongue
Cut not our heaven bound ties;
Long after you are hung
Our stars shall "ti0ut the skies -
When but little boy
Blue jacket, pretty pants
How OIL l heard with Joy
My uucles and my aunts,
My father, mother tell
1ne greatness Oi our land
These foolish tears viii swell
But '--lei our old States stand,
My hcarl-strings round 'em cliug-
so mind your rye, my friend,
A Brigadicr may brug
Your staggering To ar end 4
: Old States the free aud brave 80
Here. M!ster, leave the sp,t;
, . w hIir | We q sword to sdvc,
tell yOu. touch 'CEi hot
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS GOODS
9th street House Furnishing store.

CHRISTMAS GOODS!
9th street House Furnishing Store.
nONS & BROS. have in store a most COM
- etc assortment Of Goods adapted to the sea-
son, when comfort is sought and tokens of affection
are passing. We have those which are suitable in
the greatest variety, from the finest sofas and com
Portable chairs To articles Of the most exquisite work
manship in plate glass and china.
Only call and see DOM 4 BROS.
;. B--Do not miss the store, FIVE doors abovf Cla-
gets ct the corner of D. Dab,
doc 2,-3t
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
AT SEYMOUR'S. IN GE0RGETUWN
stuRs! FORSn-Nothing con lie mo-e aporopri-
1 ata AZ memorial than n present of a set of
the following beautiful Irs, for In lies
Stone Msrtep, Flat Boas with cuffs to match
Fitch do do do
German Fi'ch do do do
Rock Martin do do do
Siberian Squirrel ito do do
Chiltrens sats Of elegant Furs in abundance.
Reco!lect prices are very low. Call early.
". F. SEYMOUR,
Fur Manufacturer Bridge street,
Six doors east of High street, Georgetown
dec 23-3t*
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
4 tREAT AND GOOD NEWS For IIOUSEKEEP-
~ EkS,-I have just received an assortment of
Phillip Patent Liquid Glue, in l2I, D. and 30 cent
bottles. This Glue is the best cement known for
Ine nilng broken china, aud is warranted answer
the purpose on every occasion.
ii. LINDSLEY,
Pa. avenue. be- ween 9th and 10th SITS,
next to Gait ard Brothers Jewelry Store
dec Z0-Tu&F4t