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RAILROAD TO ALEXANDRIA.

Our attention has been attracted to the
following resolution, now under consid-
Grafton III the Councils of Alexandria
Whereas, The subject of a Railroad fir ON
Alexandria to Washington City, has be en-
agitated for some time past by persons of this
locality and elsewhere. and whereas it must
be obvious TO the least discerning that the
day is not distant when such an event.
whether from opportunities of those living n
a distance from those cities on the lines Of
and travelling over the railroads terminating
now, or which may hereafter terminate at this
point, or of those feeling an interest in the
accomplishment of the object at home, will be
consummated: And as it is all important to
the people of Alexandria, 90 far as the best
interest OF this city are concerned. to keep the
power and the direction of such an enterprise
in their own hands as far rs possible to this
end, be it therefore
ReSOtrsd, That a Railroad entirely indie
pendent of and disconnected from ali otbor
Railroads which do now or NAV hereafter
terminate in this city, ought to be constructed
between the cities of Alexandria and Wash
ington.
Rssotred, That a committee consisting of
= be appointed to confer with the people of
Washington city, with reference to the con-
struction of said Railroad
Resofred, That the Legislature of Virginia
De petitioned to grant a charter upon the
three ffths principle, for a Railroad on the
west side OF the Potomac River from Aexan-
hrla to the most convenient point of approach
to Washington city on the south side Of said
river.
1t may, perhaps, save our neighbors
some useless trouble, to assure them that
the spirit and intention manifested in the
last clause of the preamble are rather in
consistent with the contemplated appli-
cation for aid to the city of Washington.
10 declare, at the outset, that their con-
templated road is to be made and man
aged with jealous and exclusive eve to
the interests of Alexandra, must render
all appeals to the city of Washington for
aid in its construction perfectly idle. If
Washington enters INTO any such scheme,
1t must be in connection with parties
little more fair and liberal in their views
who are capable of comprehending the
calls and requirements Of the day and the
country in such matters. The United
States, and its great travelling interests,
must be regarded as Of some importance
IN such cases. 1t strikes us, also, that
the narrow spirit of this preamble will
not prove very attractive to capitalists,
who, in making investments of the char
acter referred to, consider it essential that
the work should be managed with refer
ence to the interests of the stockholders
as well as to those of one only of it's ter
mini.
We opine that Washington will be
shrewd enough to prefer an association
with parties whose scheme is of more
enlarged character, and whose views are
rather more enlightened and comprehen.
SJye
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-23

AYERS CHERRY PECroRAL,-We bcliove
this to be an excellent preparation, and shall
therefore not hesitate to recommend it to our
readers. 1t has been tested in numerous in
stances in this city, and in several which have
come under our own observation, it has ac-
compisEed what other popular medicines and
some of our most skilful physicians had failed
to ACCOMPLISH perfect cure, in cases of zap.
parently) confirmed consumption. 1t is the
only medicine for this disease which we can
heartily recommend.-Iem Temperance Adroca.e,
Pr0r, H. l.
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q /. \ u | T. NJ EN-

M lSHlNG to provide themselves with surcrio,
w rea 'y-made CLoT II q and Furnishing
floods VIII l'i!d that they BE- SUITED at our .staIl
h'hiheht NJ n any styi" color, quail of gar
ments adapted to the present. season mannfactn. al
IN the best and most substantial MANNER express. /,
Tor our sales, Which W. vi warrant i'll al caes {,
prov" as rerc. ent-d.
BOYS CLOTHING
We have the largest and mot superior assortmen,
IN Washington. suitable for children and boys fir M
hour 10 sixteen years of age cons .ting Of
O,ercoats. ,loaks Talmas
Jackets. Eoundabouts, faBtaluons Vests
Shirts, Drawers, Undershrts
Gloves, Hosiery, &c. of all qualities
10 which We would invi parents and guardian:
III search OF substantial and well made garments
gentlemen and boys clothing made to order
WALL Stephan.
Pennsylvania avenue, next 10 Iron Hall.
dec Oft
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The Editor Of the Il Truths" report Of his
own meeting Read, one and all

" " THEREFORE Rl THEIR FRUITS YE SHALL KNOW
THEM -RaH. :. 2o. So am | willing to he known
unto all on the globe ana all in heaven.
JAMES ROBERTSON
f"" Of nv friends net me. according to the call
to "rga:zc "RoLrtSon'> G1os'i' addressed them
and the following resolution WAS adopted:
d" H"N"fr'd, That the Constitution OF the United
States is the Political Chart OF every American Cit
Zen, either ut home or abroad and any violation of
1t towards any citizen in the city of Washington or
"iSew here is violation # the Sacred R.hs of NIL
concerned, either Ia or the Unit-d State, 4
amrr"a. JAMES RtRERTsDNs Autlrr
l thrn HSkel II there Vas one present that knew
Violation Of any clause of the Constitution or that
of any Corporation law Of the city of Washington
fer have yet to learn the clause the sitution
or the Corporation law. have violated at the .cat
of the Federal Government-y-t / have teen de
prI'ei of my Liberty one hundred and thirty.four
days and stripped Of every right guaranteed to ne
IN The Constitution OF tba Unel States pxcrpt thai
OF life. have been days without food. and night,
thout place 10 lay my head. and three tim : I
have been stripped OF nil the clothes hxd hut hat
had on Three coats nearly torn from nv back.
hat destroyed hy the various rowdi.s. since July
lh'9-ny papers have heen srz IL my trunk search
ed, and all IT, CRAFTY f"nIish spirit of evil which
says: Evil l.. tho't Try tood'-thp misery ol other
my happiness Yet: say, In the happiness of man
is the rh.f glory of God Au1 il you will come "a
tn" adjourned meeting in I, importance Hall street
west of 9th STREET. at O'Clock, Dec -. 1911. viii
pTote it to you.
Let all my friends that oder nv parer, a. IT,.
Truth. VIII ich will be out on every SATURDAY + fter
Jan. 18th, 1851, at e. for year ) wears for 80 or 3
copies at -. papahlc in advance. And will saw a
merry Christmas to all my friends in Washinyi. n
and elsewhere. JAMES ROBERTSON.
ON. y, Edito Of "The Truth"
Washington. ID. C., Dec %: lS54-lt#
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The LARGEST AND THE SMA,tr.r wour.
IN THE WORTH ARE Now liz THIS CIrr.-We
are Informed that Col. johnson, after repeated
solicitations, has arrived in ths city with the
wonderful female turiosites, Viz Miss Rich
ardson, the New Hampshire gian toss, 20 years
old, and weighing GA lbs, ateoRapsnied by
Miss Jones, the s::.iail lady, from Massschu
sctts, 10 years old and only 81 inches high
and weighs less than 50 lbs. 1t is said that
these two ladies have been visited by more
than two hundred and twenty thousand per-
sons in the principal cities of the United
States. They will be exhibited at Risley's
Naritte on Tomorrow.
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ITALIAN OPERA.-To-night the Italian
Opera Company will perform Bellini's
magnificent opera of Norma, in which
the part Of Norma will be sustained by
Slgnora Rosa dc Vrics. From the splen-
did character of the opera, the well earn
ed reputation OF the composer, and the
general brilliancy of the piece, a crowded
house may be anticipated.
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New GUANO ISIANDS.-The Baltimore
Times Of to-day says: Some enterprising
merchants of Baltimore have discovered
islands where this valuable fertilizer is
deposited in large quantities. The islands
are not within the jurisdiction of any
government, and therefore open to Amer
lean enterprise. We understand this dis
cOvery was made before the one announced
some days since as an evidence of New
York enterprise.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-23

GRAHAM FOR JANUARY. I'VE have re-
celved Graham's Magazine for January,
which is decidedly the best number of
that popular magazine we have ever seen.
1t contains l25 closely printed pages,
and several handsome engravings, among
which we find well executed engraving
OF the equestrian statue of Jackson.
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FORREST HALL, GEoRGErowN.-The
citizens ofGeorgetown will be favored to-
night for the last time, by the perform
ances of Mcssrs. Risley & Goodall's tai.
ented theacrical company. Mr.. Goodall
appears in favorite character. See adj
vertlSemcnt on first page.
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" Books
Fancy Boxes, Albums, Writing Desks. Porte NJ n
naies,
Ard everything in the f,ncy Stationery line at
SHlLLINGTON'S Bookstore
Game OF Connundrums Game of Qualities
Game Of Robin liz oil Game # Snip Snap Sno-
Game Sociable Snake rum
Game Crystal Palace.
Splcndidy illustrated and richly bound gift books
Bi les Catholic aud 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 f. st as published at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S Booh store.
Cor. Pa. ave. and 4 ST., Oleon Building.
l.l
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Ga Srlendidiy illustrated and richly bound eff,
BOOKS, nj SHilLiN"roN's Bookstore, comprising Juye
nile Bo ks, Bibles, Catholic ard Episcopal PRAYER
Books, in the best and mos, beautiful ornam. ntaI
bincinS to be found in any Bookstore in the c,ty-
Also, splendid assortment Of Portfolios Portemon
naies, writing Desks. Albums, Games, and every
thing in the fancy line suitable for Christmas .,I
New Year Prftents for sale ut SHIIIINGroN's Rook
store Odenn E"iidng, corner Of AZ st. and Pa ave
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~ Now IS THE TIME.-The display of laguerreo-
types Mt PLUMB'S GALLERY. PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue., Is truly magnificent The proprietor is doing a
handsome business. and hundreds are delirhtsl "a
the splendid pictures they obtain there Let il l.,
duly remembereda nd patron2ei. Enterprise with
genius deserves support, and wha' is graft, ing n,
ways attains it. 1hia accounts for the success oi
Piumhh GALLERY. Cameo Dagnrrrroiypcs taken i'm
all wrathers. IL.
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N'sIc'-"e are indebted to Hugh
cameron, 7th street and Louisiana ave-
nue., ior the Musical Repository :" con-
tanning vocal and Instruments, co,oo+;o,c
Prophet. " u ''ie
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Office of Chief of PoItce

Na>HINGToN. pcremfer II, ls5:'
'V'lE following extract from the act entitled An
Il act concerDing the use Of firearms nd the use
and sale "f frecrack-rs s3uibs and other artificial
fireworks, is published for the Information of all
concerned
Section >. And Ls II GBdcfsi. That If any p.rson
hall set of any firecrackers. squihs, other srts
cis fireworks, in any ST .'eet avenue. within ons
hundred yards of any selling hous. such p.rso,
shall forfeit scd pay fl not eding FIVE dollars
nor less than one dollar and if the offenc. be corr,
mitted 10y slave. il shall I've punished by whirrir-
not exceeding thrtyn stripes, at the discr,tion
of the ma gistrate, which punishment NAV be com
muted by the payment of the fine aforesaid snd ii
ty an apprentice or minor. che parent or guardian
-hall pay the fine.
Section .1ri BE- AZ .nac'od T. at it shall no, la
lawful for person to sell. offer or expose 10,
sale, frecrackcrs squibS other artificial work.
without having previously obtained hc.ns. from
the Mayor for that purpose, for which lIoense the
sum of fifty dollars per anuum shall be paid To III.
Corporal on; and if any person shall violate N.
provisions OF thS section. such Iersun shall forfeit
and pay fine of not exceeding ten dollars nor les
than five dollars for each and every offence"
BY order of the MAJOR:
IL. y. STEELE, Ch:cf Of Police
dec .nl-at
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or Joe sh,I,,ne1on recgivc, -, y,

S6 Joe Shfiifngton receives al! the Nrw
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fas, lii published. He
Is agent f'r Harper's AID all the other Magazines
and our readers Will always find large and good "A
sortnent OF Blank Books and Stationery M his ROOF
store, odeon Building, Of street and Penn.
sylvaRia avenue. an. 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-23

Wednesday was the shortest. day this
year, the sun being above the horizon but
nine hours and eight minutes. The days
will now begin to lengthen.
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kS- The inimtable THOMPSON is daily ap,ao.,

~ The injmitable THOMPSON is daily enrag.d
IN taking those wonderful STEREOSCOPE FOR
TRAITS, which are winning for him such gu cnyia-
bic reputrtion. THOMPSON has many imtators
put hiS PICTURES are ahead of all rivalry. If the
public wish for Portraits pos sessng all the attributes
OF perfection brilliant but unfading, let them try
THOMPSON. His pictures, as Pope said Of his
friends VIII bloom in their colors for thousand
years. lis gallery is on PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
between ~ and 9th streets. Try him.
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Pc RSONAI..

80. The New York True National DeU.o-
crat pitches into Mr.. Buchanan, our Minister
to England, like thousand of bricks What
is the matter with the T,~e IN
80. The accomplished Miss Richings has
been presented with costly diamond ring by
her admirers in Cleveland We hope the
next may be plain one. "a plain gold
ring is worth the world beside
-. Governor Hunt, Of New York is SO far
recovered from his late sickness to be pro-
nOunced ont Of danger.
-. Mr. Burwell, editor of the american.
and Messrs Ripley and Baylor, editors of the
Times, all of whom are Virginians, and we
believe not yet entitled to i vote in tho city
of Baltimore, are discussing the question
- Who loves Baltimore the best Wonder
whether it is Baltimore or the patronage
Of its business men, they are squabbling
about
go. The Cincinnati Enquirer is informed
that Senator Bright, of Indiana, is opposed to
the Administration, His every act shows it.
80. Hon. Mr.. Stephens, of Ga, Is lying i'll
at his lodgings in this city
-. The Camden n. J. Tribune. comes to
us this week with the ha.nc OF the Hon. Ed
ward Everett at It's editorial head. as the next
WING candidate for the Presidency. Mr..
Everett Will make strong man for the Wings
but the Tribune is = leetie" trc eariy.
80. Mrs. Bohsth,asti foote Butler. wife Of
Gen VIM. Butler, of the Revolution. and
moth er Of the Hon. A p Butler. Senator in
Congress. died at the residence of her son. in
Edgefeld District, on the evening of the ID
inst.
-. Mr.. Grnhd, the new clerk of the Com.
mittee on Public Lands. in writing +. the
Philadelphia LraSre about the letters of Cass
and Clemens to the Nationals q among
whom he classes himself, tries to be severe ON
those papers that give publicity 10 such cor.
respondenee, This fact is, "Observer,, j.
eXod because he is behind the times-becom-
ing antiquated, old fosyish, and drives one
horse team. Time was when he was among
the first to snap up private notes and CONVEX.
sations and magnify them into wonders: Now
It those grapes are sour
-. lion. j. A. McDougal, NJ. C. from Cal
iiornia, is at the National Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-23

The Connecticut river is closed by ice,
and the boats have suspended their trips
to Hartford for the season.
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Cheap Catholic CIR R,,L

4 assortment Of Catholic PRAYER Books. Tales
n and Standard Works suitall, r q ii.v mo-
Senls, tcr sale at CAMEkoN'S General Literary Re
posiiory, No. B. Columbia Place, corner of la ave
and IN ST., at 20 per cent less than can be bou.ht
efe"here. dec I3-lt*
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ss- Fifth Presbyterian Church, or

the corner of 5th and streets six squares directly
north of the National Hot~l.-REv. A. q. CARo1HrRs
Pastor, will prca h On Sabbath az IL =. m and p
m. At the close of the morning several per.
sous W II he publicly received by profession
enant to the communion of the church.
dec q If
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ASTOUNDING NEWSn

BROUGHT BY P.iTENT FLYING SHIP"
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE OF TELEGRAPH
RtSSL1 T.iKEN BY THE TURKS,
AND AFRICA DECLARED FREE (,
I'llE above astounding News was brought through
l. from the Empire at expense of $4,000 by
way OF the Eastern Branch Bride, in the incredible
short space of seven seconds. including stoppsgts-
Also bringing pTiya'c documents Ia the Suh-cTlers
announcing the arrival ut Fel-Skin Hollow If his
army Of SUUTII-DDWN MUTTONS, ard the employ
ment 10y his agents of the felSkin Patts ion 10 keep
sway the crowd for their triumphant march to the
city. They have been visited by lgo.cGU ~ ope who
proclaim them 10 he the finest lot OF Muttons ever
brought to this city. Th dictionary fails for word.
to describe Them; they must he and tasted to
appreciate them. They raised and graZta by
those inimitsi'e and prince of farmer George
'raham. Thos. Claartt- Chas. Clagctt. and Rirhsrr
Hill. of Prince 'iersr> county, VI l.; vino may well
l+ proud # their shcrrss.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his Gus
TONERS and the public in general that he will ahpos.
for sale these extraordinary MutCns. at bis stall In
old Crntr- Market House. on Satir !ay. December
24ih. ls5; will also have some other fine lots du
rig the winter.
Thankful for past favors, With n constant endearor
to please, still solicit share Of public patronage
PHILIP UTTERBACk.
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HANK OF washtnRtOn.

Dec huber I'D, 1888.
Np11CE-This Bank vii, be cDcs,d ~ usual
~ on Monday. the 10Th instant, and OF Monday
sne ID OF Jansary next 1t is requested that notes
falling due on those days will be previously
for. las ADAMS Cashier
dec 22-2t
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Gao REV ARD.-Lost.a Parlor LOUNGE
Sc' or Sofa made without ills back and
covered with red and white material tho frame be-
ing ross wood. The said article WAS shipped. with
other furniture, about the goth of April last from
New York, on board of one of one of Clearmnn and
Stur2is line of Packets for Washington. 1t was
sewed up IN carpet having attached 70 it card.
marked with the 'etter &C. in a diamond, and con-
81 ned to Alb"rt Apueiu. Washington, DC. In the
bottom OF the lounts wrfe packed for Transports.
ton several valuable articles among them n lady Is
work Box, containing letters which will show the
owner : name; al>o very rare ard splendid eli-
ton of Virgil In single large folio volume f. ON
the press OF Dniot, in Paris, bound in blue CO.
and packed i'm its mahogany ease. lined with Grim.
con velvet 1t Is believed that there is hut other
copy oi this edition in the country. In TIE same
package were an antique silver plated Urn-an an
tlque pair of Cand!rSticksa Snuff Box. with min.
stnre and the name of John A Graham. IL. D.
Chinese T@'s CaEiy-ln antique Cribhace BOX. and
sundy other articles, the whole being covered by >
Brussels Stair Carpet.
TIL" above reward will be paid for the recovery oi
the said lounge and its contents. suitable proper.
ton of the above reward will be paid for anv Of tn.
articles II found separately. Apply for further in
formation at tho Office of the Evening Star
dec 23-lw+
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GRAND OPENING OF
III A II M O NJ II A L L

IINHE ARLINGTON CLUE tan. great pleasure ia
l. Announcing to their friends AMI tie public
in general and the l. dies i'm partruls~. that ib Y
will give their fifth BALL on THURSDAY. Decen-
her 10Th, at H4rmony Hall, on ID, between 18th srd
18th s:s.
The Club pledge themselves that no psiEs OF
pensa shall he spared 10 make this the ball If the
season.
C6mmittee Of arrangements:
X g Ecklof. Vim Hutton
VIM H. Andrews
Tickets ONE D0LLAR-lo b, had Of the G mint
tee AMI at the door.
No hats or caps allowed In the room.
dec 22-eo4t
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TO Gentlemen who shave them
TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFF.

~ lie Great EmfoTi"T. Sen 81 NE h"""'
n ROWLAND, having purchased my ft,p-in,
-. stock of Cigars, Tobacco, snd sDnH' n,
cordially recommend my friends, eusi' n,ers spa
public generally TO cell at his store "I thcnseIy.s
ir-ve N l4th ard 18th sts-. ard fulit -
~ s,a,iv xri,h me He has large ara sritFicr
q IS' H. sn,st CIGARS and TOBACCO, and can
s,nnIy those who call on him on the moet reasouar
~ sup tyms u. BROWN.
dec l9-1w~
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Collector Office, Nov. 4. 1853.
NOTICE To D3LINQU ENT TAN-PAYHR>.-No.
y ticc is hereby given to all persons who in.
d-bt"i to the Corporation on accnust FIR taxes fGr
the year of 1873, of whatever description that IN
less the same be paid before thu 3lst dsy u
December next ensuing, il will lie the duty "f The
undersigned TO enforce the collection by advertise
ncnt sale ofpropertv according to Law.
X. J. ROC HI.
nov s-eotd Collector.
)RACES! BRACBS-tor ladies and gentlemen,
ID ofnew style, at BIRGES.
dec y Willsris Hotel.
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( GOD OLD KE1SS KEINGLE has cent me anothr,
~ lot a. Motions for the children
dee ct IANN1ND - g,
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CHRISTMAS pRESFNTS

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
AT SEYMOURS, IN GEORGETOWN.
INURS! FURS--Nothing con te more apornrri
L ate memorial than n present Of set O.
the following beautiful Furs. for ladies'
Stone Marten. Flat Boas vi it'll cuffs to match
Fitch do do do
German Fitch do do do
Rock Martin do do do
Siberian Squirrel do Go do
Childrens sets of elegant Furs in abundance
Recollect prices are very low. Call early
". +. SEYMOUR,
Fur Manufacturer Bridge street
Six doors east of High street, Georgetown.
dec 23-3t%
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SOMETHING EXQUISITE ,

- ENENTi-TWO MINIATURE BOTTLES Of fine
y EXTRACTS for 81 %. These extract. are des-
tined to suierce'e the If every other Kind nc
for sale In small fancy Boxes for p cts.
Winner, 9Th street.
Also, a fresh supply of Lew MUSIC received
dec eff
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( NHILDREN'S NURSERY CHAIRS ma tc of ra-
~ tan. just received and for sale at
dec 23--:,t ItMNOND'S. 7th st
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~ Pioneer CIub.-The members of the
lk3 shave Club requested 10 attend the meet.
ing on FRIDAY EVENING, the % instant, in full
unifprm Full attendance is required.
BY orler Of the President.
dee 22-2,s
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TERRA GOTTA CUPS 4 SAUCERS, in new and
beautiful styles, received this dav and for sal.
at LAMMONDS, eth st.
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/ AuGlIING DOLLS and Heads. of India Rubber
i 4 for SAFE Mt JaNMpND'S eth st
dec 23-3t
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OK 600 REV ARD

"a 000 RE w AHD-To any Que who
Sc, OOO can beat me in selling cheap good.
Gents Boots, % Ladies Caters - cts-sIupcrS
81 cts-Walking Shoes, so cts-Chdrrns Shoe. Is
cts, &c, &c. Aso my " hole stock OF DRESS Goods
At prize cost.-De LANES, 10 cts-Calirees cts
Large Blankets, Sl-0o-Stawls. 81 Co Gloves n.
ST ckings. cts-Buttons cent a doz-Bonnet..
d c's-Gocd black Kid Gloves ~ cts , &c &c Men
and Boys Hats and Caps cheap. with 4 thousand
other articles, at the GREAT CIIEAPCASH ST0RT
right on the corner Of 9TH and ST. Northern LII
critics 7. B. BEoHN.
dec Oft