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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-05

E1-ytusbanbs and Wives, Attention = J,a,aD-
ioas lfgef"he Tinfiare.--Extraet from James Harris
hsis Letter Alexandria, FaAfcr speaking wonderful
cures on himself he says Mrs II has suffering With
the liver complaint aud rom feelings inability constantly
complaining with weakness through whole system She
now ENJOYS better an for thirty years being entirely resto
red by the use OF Hamptons Vegetable Tincture
Grimes ESD, Loudonn Co. Va.-Extract from his let
ter my wife has been for wears afflicted with great weak
pain in the breast side and back papitaton of the
heart feebieness Of the system appetite
complexion salow the sight Of eye gone the
other very weak. J am ieased To 'sHanptons Tine
ture has restored her perfect health Her eyes
good now as they ever were.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-05
IN A FEW HOURS
r. II. r.
No. 3.
1sADWAY's REGULATORS.


asADwAY's RTcuLATcEs.
| Md and pleasopt IN Msir optratioa
TO Rtgu'afeYhs Bcteis and cieanss
| The System .frcm all Pufrid and
! acrimonious Uumor,
Good al al fipfs TINT fire Lours
Small doses R,7iaode Lqrgc doses Pwse.
Taken IN iosss from One 10 EGgh,
THEY Will CURE.
Costiven.ss Dy,r.r.a
indigestion. fonSlipatjo pfthe cve,.
Sour stomach, lIrart-Bnn,
,'ieasi.s Snirn Pox.
Lavei Complaint Kidney Complaint,
FETERs OF AL KINDS,
TYPHOID, Fneumona, Scarlet. TyJhus, yellow and
Rilious.
And In all where system. is Ont OF nrdr Da..
otthe Regulators viii regulate the Bowels, give Tone snd
tncgy t. the Liver. and the Naturai Health
lFee Regulars Is ordinary dose and will rmpty thu
b"weis q their refuse matter IN few hours.
lt They cleanse the stomach from all fsted diseased
hnmors and l-aves IL sweet clean q and hralihy
They produce uron the skin tree perspation. aren
M pores aud give rrgnar and healthy action ska
81 They purge from the skin the srrretions bowels
hr stomach and every function In the systt, morbid
and unhealthy humors
In serious where PROMPT and Immediate action
required and general operation oftle bowels dsands
FIYE TO EIGHT REGULATORS
win produce the most Beneficial Effects
IN ALL FEvERs
Scarlet, Typhus, or bilious,
Take from three Regulators per hour until free
and powerful evacuation Is produerd
railways Regulations safe, quick powerful hut
mild and pleasant 10 their operation.
Price ofRsdwsys Regulators % cents per Box, contain
ing 81 Regulators.
For sale in sarusburg by VIM H. Hesietne; Darkesvlis
J. Wrsong; Char'estown Joseph Harris Shrpherdstown
WIN. H. forney; Harrers Ferry, A. NJ CrdIvr.
July IS, l552.-iy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-05
Ar EDITORIAL REQ oMM,NrATroM

In the savannah Republican, Of December 2ist,
1851, written by A Moore, Esq, speaks in the
glowing manner OF the Mtstaag Liatmem:
This medicine is now offered TO the people of
Georgia for the first time. 0uR PERSONAL sxrgni-
Excg enables us to recommend il TO the public with
confidence. as we have feb tie good effects upon a
pydiasd aoclf, which received great benefit from
one application, and has been almost cured by the
occasional use OF it fer week
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-05

n Ell gfiH. WHOLE sFEAi. sss> WORLD,
suffering
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28
DOINGs OF CONGRESS-.

The SENArE.-In consequences of the fune-
raj Of the Hon. Brookins Campbell, of Tenn,
taking place to-day, the Senate, Immediately
on assembling, proceeded in body to the
House of Representatives, to attend the obse-
quies of the deceased member of the House
above mentioned. Prayer and the reading Of
the journal were accordingly dispensed with
The number of Senators present, was very
limited and the Senate, on moving out, was
very slmly represented
HoUsE.-The funeral services to-day were
very solemn and impressive. The, Senate 5
Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Slicer, made the opening
prayer, and the Rev. Mr.. Millburn, the House
Chaplain, delivering very eloquent and ap-
prOpriate discourse, the remains of the de-
ceased member the late Hon. Brookins Camp
bell, of Tennessee, laying in state before him,
surrounded by the pall-bearers in the inner
circle, and the President, his Cabinet, the
Supreme Court of the United States and the
Senate sitting just behind them. Not half the
members were in their places, however. though
the galleries were crowded, and all present
seemed duly impressed with the really awful
character Of the occasion. The fact that the
eloquent reacher officiating is blind, seemed
greatly to increase the interest Of the Occa
sion. Of course, no business was done o-day.
Our local columns will furnish the reader with
satisfactory particulars Of the funeral pro-
cession.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

&Nn RE w ARD.--L Il. Il Pariar LOUNGE.
DcN' or sofa, made without ii Is or back ana
covered with red and white material Tia. frnmp BE-
ing r"s-wo,d The said article Was shipr.,i with
Other furniture abont lie Zath OF April Inst from
New York, on board o. one OF n- Charm. N aud
Sturgis' lime Of iia. kats Tor Washington. IL was
s="ed mp IN 'arpet. having attarlsl 10 il Il card.
marked with the ctI.r &c, in GiamCLd and con-
II Fed TO Alb 1T Apuleius. Washington. be In the
bot o.n cf the lounge were pa, kel for tranSlrts-
u0u several valuable srti, aiBorg tl IN a indy's
Work FoN, containing leitcrs which will show the
own : raIn'; ais'1 very rare al 4 splendid eJi-
hOa OF Virgil IA a sin. - folio volume ON
the rr-ss of Ddot. in raTis, Louri IA blue srurco
ami pa K in its nahos.i,y case. lined with triu-
son velvet IL l. belev that ti.,Ie i hut one other
copy OF this edition Ia the country. In tk- same
package were an anil!e liver plated urn-a AN an
tiqus pair ofCaudl,stichs II Snui Box. with ulin.
allure and The nam. of John A. Graham. LII b.
chinese Tea Ca.idy n antique Cribbare Fox. ard
snndy o:h'r articles The who.e being covered ty a
Brussel: Stair Carpet.
The shove reward will he paid for the recovery of
the said lounge and its contents. suitable pr,.Inr
ton OF thu above reward i'll be- paid for any Of the
articles If found separately. Apply for further n-
formation at th- osce OF the Evening Star.
dec % -lwt
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28
PERSONAJ..

80. The wordy battle between Max Maret-
EEK and Salvi, is conducted with much spirit
in the columns of the New York journals
80. Gen. Scott, who was so outrageously
abused by the New York HeraH during the
late Presidential canvass, is low literally
overwhelmed by the fulsome fattery of that
sheet The Herald &c wheels about and jumps
about, in its opinions about every thing here
tofore unequaled in the history of newspapers
80. Edward Ii. Wright, ED, of New
Jersey, late Secretary of American Legation
at st. Petersburgh, arrived at New York by
the Pacific. He is bearer of dispatches from
our Charge at Paris, also from our Minister
at London.
80. Gov. Powell, of Kentucky, has pardoneJ
Amanda l.. Carter, the young woman who
committed forgery to buy bonnet in Lou
isville short time since. She was member
of a circus company or hippodrome, and had
excited sympathy from her youth and appar-
ent inexperience.
....A .McLyles, who recently killed Thomas
Garner in Anne Arundel county, Md, has
been admitted to bail in the sum of SIl 600.
go. John Murphy, who murdered his wife
at Fail River last spring, by forcing sulphuric
aoid down her throat, has been tried and con-
victol, and sentenced to be executed after
one years imprisonment.
80. Governor Andrew johnson. Of Tenncs-
sec, transmitted his annual message to the
Leg islature of the State on the 10Th inst In
his message, the Governor calls the attention
of the Legislature to three important amend
ments, which he thinks shout, be made in the
Constitution of the United States, viz The
election Of President by the popular voice,
and not by electors as is now the case the
election Of L. S. Senators by the people; and
limiting the term of Office of Judges of the
Supreme Court Of the United States to ten
years instead of for life
TX. Of the Sun, tells US that the friends
of Gen. Cass in Pennsylvania have bought
the Democratic Union newspaper and intend
to make it National Democratic organ This
is a saG mistake. Simon Cameron 4 Co. who
have purchased the Union, are looked upon
by Gen. Cass's real friends as his worst enc
mics. 1t is said, with much truth that the
course Of the people VINO now have the Inion
lost Gen. Cass the vote of the Penn ,ylvaria
delegation in the late Democratic National
Convention
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ESSES- ARO!1I TENRlkS. Directors OF tne
VI Italian Opera Company. have thu honor to All.
nounce that, having eifect I an gag.u. mt with
tile management OF the National Theatre for r. aigy
and Saturday next. ian most positively their lss
performance bnore Tie ri;in Of Washington n ey
will present for IL" patronage of the pu,c on Fir lny
i'eilinIs tirand Opera OF NORMA aud H. PURITAN
with Il double ard most inrirnt orri-stra Jude,
the direction of Sen"r tRbl IL him 1af new scenery
COSTUMES. 1r: and on Saturday evening poniZ.tt /,
Grand Historical op'rl of bfLiStEiUS, with n. "
Costumes. scenery. Sc, which viii le PIT uron t..
are reg rdes- of "Npen e, ant with grandeur AMI
ru'hinlE--s OF costume AID appointments never
yet eguaiiei In this co'ntrs.
MessrS Ar'ih DrFr.e- regret that III. inefiicen-
ey OF III CO and ap; ointment Il The IrcaIe of tin. r.
late enga ,tmeat tRi-l,.y') prevent their doin.
justice eithrr to thens- q. Tor the pu'.ic; but now
they have Theatre In which thoy will be- able 10
pre ent each Opera in manuer worthy the great
com9ser their own merit, and the pa;rJna e 81 the
public.
On Thursday, fail programme will lie found un
der The advertising head, and in large and small
hills. Al oa %,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

they surround Prince Woronzoff on all
sides, in the vicinity of Tifiis.
The Turks were repulsed in an attack
on Alexandrianople, IN Georgia, but have
blockaded the citadel Of Akista. It's fall
was daily expected.
The Journal de Co',stantinoae mentions
a report that Schamyl had defeated
$4,000 Russians, and a Vienna paper
ssates that the attempt to land $1,000
Russians near St. Nicholas, was repulsed
with heavy loss.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28
DIR. c. GOODRICH,
:ITfra9 SURGEON DENTIST

tran Mar lOrL.)
T." paciuIly informs the citiI. rs Of Washington and
v!ii'tr that he has opened an of.ic-. between l.,
al II SIS. OH fcnra. avenue. for the purpose q,
Practising his profession, aud respectfully soIeits y
si'.re oi their patronage.
Dr g. having Recently risiel several cities and
taken especial care to 10 acquainted With the
late np.crcmenss in the profession, together vi
eight years practice feels iitent that he can gi.r
tntir satisfaction 10 those who ma, favor him viii
their pair1nag"
He 1s al so with Inn several tiers from gentle
men OF the best Iespec;aLiiity by wim he has oer
patroniz Il.
Terms moderate AMI operations wante!.
dc 2S-,s3
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

4" WESTERN DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, -
ThiSls the title of 4 new political monthly,
published and edited at INDIANAPOLIS
Ia, BY Geo. p. Buell.. 1t presents a
handsome typographical appearance, and
contains portrait Of the late Gee Il. A.
Howard, and an ably written biosraphi-
cal sketch Of that gentleman. The Re-
view takes strong ground in favor of the
Administration, commenting very Sc
verely upon the conduct of 'disoreani-
Zers." .ti
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28
4 CARD.

NOW that the merry Chri, tm2s day has gene
~ Aud all sav. mem rios If H. lows his lawn.
KRIS hiin-'e-" With an oy'.r w-tc..fui eye
Has se-n with pride his cliu- n A ...icy.
:" well conducted by iis EN- l..,.e
Til<t-+ii the tui!n-ss OF his -Fr'ule ie
Now recommends to each and every one
To cali on i.AlNOND. wii, such skin has show N
Ia h!ii"s with rare gift his Fd,ary Iure,
That one might tank le d searched ere lion O.. r
The most fastiiious tastes to gratify-
Including Mar lot.''s PreSfn's in variety
And AL VII" wish this great display u See
Sh''ult Writ 9Th street, two doors from T..
dee 2S-3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

RowDYIsM IN BALTIMORE.-We see by
the Baltimore papers, that the spirit OF
roTdyism has been rampant in that CITY
for the last few days. The Pario, OF
last evening, says:
some Of our streets yesterday NAV
be said to have rejOiced in carnival OF
rowdyism. Broken heads, backed ewes
and bruised bodies attested the eusto
with which our ''fellow citizens" "dr-nk
IN the spirits" Of the day. They dis
played great love for '.spiri, of yicces. y
Pistols, knives anl clubs were pla VIKINGS
generally understood, and their ow ners
seeIned TO have considered the day espe-
cialiy devoted to an increase of wors for
surgeons and physicians. " 49,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28
READl-MADE.

NJ gave = lnrg. rtuck Il the lest quality Coats
w o.rr. Er'@s, sid Business, Tslma CIuaks, IL,
Pants and Vests, OF rirh aud ts material Of the IA.
tft sly les, and vel made up Gentlemen wishing
Il suit r immeliat. use can rely ulou getting
good article.
Aiso, G"ols to make up to order Of tie newest
ard best sty-, make, and fui.h.
Fine SHIRTS 10 ~oOil-n. Neiiuo, and Silk
Aso, Drawers, Sticks. Ties, Neclerch efs
Past Kid Gloves, all colors
4 sd mshy oih'r pretty and desirable articles for
the seaSon. All IL the overt prices.
YOUNG a OREW.
Merchant Tailors C!utLers, EroN rs Eotsl.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28
CLOTHING! CLOTHING ..
ltE N STR TTnN.S arcstau Hoo q,

Tam. y'rdhia drenRe, s. SIDE. mar luth n
1 HAVE just opened and will rffrr for ssk II large
i assortment OF Chilling a cOnsig nment irC a
81 the best and largest establishments in Phsdr
phis, comprising ia part
Black, blue, and ianey colored Dress aud Frcck
Coats
An assortment of superior Talrna Cloaks
Also. Northwestern, Uuninilia. Mo air, Beaver,
French. and belgian Cloth orer-sarks and
Bangups, &r
800 Tairs black fancy Cashmere and Doe Kin Pan
.if ttloons
500 black. fancy, satin grcnadiue, velvet plusii,
Cassimere, and Cashmere Vests
And great many other articles too numerous 10
mention.
As this stock viii lie open for Nv days only,
those wishing to purchase will do well 20 ca,l wlih
out delay. 4. n. STRATT0N,
dc eff OIL. Auctioneer
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28
NOTICE.

~ virtue OF an order of dis,ran for hau se rent
- due 10 John 5. Deyeiin. by Alfred Hunter,
wti expose at public sac. in frnt Centre Mark,
ll"usr IN tLe City Of Washington, the al day O,
January, laoi, ri 10 O'Clock ~ for cash. tn. fol
lsSing good amt rh.tt;. To wit: oue hundred ana,
Try IL oss. called Washington aud Georgetown ni
i'torL; Two stoves. oI,e Hpfpau; the Wssllsi
Basin aud Pitcher; One Table AMI Table Cover. aud
one Wardrobe. IL. K AAkYNhN.
49, Consail
Wr?lingt.n December :. tIl 1853
dec .S-rs,ii
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

BJ7The New York Tribune says that
it is now definitely settled that the Crys-
tai Palace is to be permanent institu
ton, devoted TO the exhibition of indus
trial and artistic productions Of all ma
tons.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28
<TOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

~ our bills Will I've ready for delivery on Monday
the 10Th instant, and those who do not wish theirs
sent IN viii please call and ret them We would
here remind our patrons that il IA our uniform r,ls
tom 10 close AL hish - transact up To the first
OF the new YEAR and il is the mo desirable for US
10 do SO nov rs we shall move our business location
10 10 street three doors north Of Fem >yIvauin
T'hh., IN the early pat OF Janusry. We conf
dehliaiy hope therefore, in view those facts that
our customers viii promptly reslnAd. -
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 CoLGhY
dee 2f-Ct g.tf. ... ~ u = =. D'-'-'
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a r. y u |, r EN-

M iSHiNd 10 provide themselves with sUpei iOr
w r'a " made CLDT u y q and Furuislius
Hfod' VIII lind that they b., suited at our stab
IMMINENT vi any style, c.iOr, auali oi gar
niep's adapted to The rrrssut season, manufactured
IN 'he Best and most substantial manner expressly
for our sales, which viii warrant i'm all CO.. =,
prove as represented.
BOYS CLOTHING.
We nave the largest aud mot supel Tor assortment
In Washington suitable for children sud hoys FIR nm
four to sixteen years uf age : cons isting Of
Oyeicoats, Cloaks, Trlmas
Jackets. koundabouts, Pantal, ons Vests
Shirts, Drawers, Uudershrts
CLOVIS. Hosiery, &c. OF all qualities
TO Nhich We would invi PARENTS and guardians
la s"arrt Of substantial and well m he garments
Gentlemen and boys clothing made 10 order
WALL STEPHENS
pennsylvania avenue, next 10 Iron Hail
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

NE have row the largest stock o! domestic Dry
w Goods 10 De found ia the District, which We
are selling ct very low prices, for instance
20 pieces ysIa wide Brown c. ton ut 6lLc
160 do q do heavy do do do
cases good blesched do d.
600 pieces fast colored Calico do
300 do Nous de Laine, from 10 TO l21gc s
100 yards superior fast cold bingham do
13o pieces white and red Flannel. 20 and 25s.
Heavy Blankets, goed size and fine for s..
$4,000 yards beached Cotton, embracing all Vi the
-. grades and makes from GZ to lS3<c. :
10 cases Cotton Sbeetings, all widths
Zoo ysrds Pillow ip Cotton, all widths -
The whole Of which viii be sold at the very small.
lest price for the cash. =.
9aA YERBY, TEBBs 4 YERBY,
- Corner Of 'th street and PA. avenue.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

u Well informed newspaper men in
New York say that the circulation of the
He ddi is rapidly declining. We think it
has had its day. ''l'
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o. lulll nc " AKU- To an, ON. NJ

&h iuNl Il r. W A x % To any Oh. ~ ho
pc.pN'o can beat me in selling cheap goods
Gents Boots, Sl-eo Ladies Gaites. 5 cts Sin per-
% cts-Wnlking SHOES, 80 eis-t hldr. ns >las -
cis, DC, &c Also my hole stock OF DRESS Guof'S
ut price cost-pe Lsine-, 10 rts- Calir.-s s cts
Large siani~ts, l-a0-sLnMis. .itO- G!,n,s C els
ut ckiuss. q cts Buttonr cent "a drz-I;onnrt.
30 G - Gosd black Kid Gloves, :.5 cts &c Sc Men
ard Bows Hats aud Caps cheap, With a ih' usand
other artic'es. at the GREArCfIEiPCASH SToRF,
right on the eVruer Of 1th and st's Northern lit,
ertls T. u BLOWN.
dee Off
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

lLANk BOOKS OF every size and uding, TO-
I'D gethcr with large stock OF Mercantile Eta
uunery at 100 prices.
For sale at TAYLOR NAURY
dee III Bookstore near ct st.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28
MEDICAL CARD.
Inhalation In Cousumptfeh. H..
chttfa, and Axt6 na

hrs. HUNTER, late Of London, physici,ns 4.
~ Diseases Of the Lungs, &C., win meet tb.ir ,O'
iients 10 Washington on Wednesday aud Thvrs.its
the 18th and 18th instant at Mrs Y T. DUVLII,s'
on Pa avenue, opposite Brown Hotel. Those vis
ing TO consult them shou leave their nsu,s -,
vious to the day of their arrival.
New York, December 2ls', 1853.
de- Cr-2f
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Ch) X E w ARD.-Lost, on Monday afler-
" ~ noon. between The Patriotic Bank aud the
Steamboat Wharf, black Morocco Memorandum
BOON, containing sundry PAPERS belonging to the
Ship Lone Star, and :bnut tw, hundred dollars in
tank Notes The Above rev arl will he paid to- the
return IT tie 10 Fitzhugh Coyle or to tie shin
Lone star, iyn,, OF The u. s. Arsenal.
dec In
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THE NEW YEAR.

TAYLOR NAuRls stock suitable for --.u,s
i Mt the approaching season consists Of n vnrirty
Il Good la every S;,le Of e!',enc ,iacuiiug bib rs
and Prayer Books, la colored vel,-ts richly orua.
m-n.el
POI iolIos in Papier Mac'.e and leather
Carr Baskets. EoIuet lIoIirrs, Card Cases
PortemOnpaios, Writing Desks, iuketaIds
Cigar fasc-. Sia'u.tt- :. Pencil Cases, Sntchels A.
to which the invite rt,enti u.
OR alb Stationery Store, near 9th St
dor pl--t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

y Oar contemporary of the Baltimore
ST." has ceased crediting the Star for
items he selects from it's columns. Honor
bright, Mr.. SIN. .a,.s., .- t4t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

OST-on Monday night. the 2Cth inst, in Ia.
1 vicinity 18th ard X s;s. dark cloth CApF.
Tn" finder will receive liberal reward 10y leaving il
at Mr. k-iS'rake's store, corner OF Nee York ave
nu- AID 9Th st. dee os-ots
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

We learn by telegraph that on
sunday night, MIR. Hayes, keeper of the
poor mouse at Groton, Mass, murdered
his wife and three children, and afterwa,J
cut his own throat. = : ''''-"' ''o
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28
dec 2I--.r
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS

- MAST, FIRST Jcx,l y st.re east ii the Natiopsl
kDs ll'tel has just ieu.iyed, iu addition 10 Li,
st * "f tiLe Watches, in god and silver crs-s gold
Chains, Seals. he SptctacleS, farrinss Bre lin,
Finger iingS, tad Ca:cs. rlaiel and Fancy GO d.
AMI every ether article kept ia Dew, L., and Fancy
store, @hirh lie Will sell on COED rms a. any
iier sii'fr In Tie "a Y dee 24-.st
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

" Policeman Jacob Albright, who
was injured at the recent lire in Philadel.
phia, died on Sunday night. ''' - t',, +
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

HE KENTUCKY GARL.ND.-Mrs. Har-
riet e. Lindsey, editress of the Kentuck.,
Garland, is now in this city, stopping at
the National Hotel. We learn that her
object in visiting Washington is to pro-
cure subscribers for her valuable paper,
which is we'll printed and exhibits much
talent. Mrs. L. has large and interest.
ing family Of children which she is edu-
eating by her own exertions. We trust
she will meet with liberal encouragement
while in our CITY.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

I ADIE.' WORK BOXES, Writing
/ i Desks, Portfolios. 4 Gather Ke.ieuI.s. Chin.
Cups and Saneers. with mottos nud many nib-r
e oIS suitable for New Years Pre~ents f. sale low
AT LAMM0NDS,
Seventh street, second door Lelow H.
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NARSHAL's SALE.

virtue Of two writs Of feri facias issued from a.
CLERKS offct Of the District OF Columbia for n
county 81 Wa bington. and TO me directed. sLso
expo TO public sale for cash on TUESDAY the alT
day OF Janusry next at the front Of the Court hou>
door Of said county, at IL O'Clock m, the t5lI,uin
property, viz All that lot piece, lsrcei Of yr,ns
lying In the ty Of Washington and designated a.
on the plat OF said city, part Of Lot No T. ,Eu,
In Squafe No. iis, containing three thousand s-y,,
hundred and twenty FEET more or less together win
all AMI singular the improvements thereon. ssia.J
and levi upon rs the pruT%rty Of Andr-s FISHER
and se.d to sati-fy Judirisl No. 10 20 March T.rn
1854, i'm favor Of John Purdy. Also. No 20 10 sail
term Ia favor OF Jo I'm Andersen use Of Jno Iuriy
JONAH u. HOOVER
Marshal of the District of Culumlda
dec 2-dts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

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