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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-09
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intclligencer contains extracts from
the Annual Report of the Secretary of the
Treasury. Some New York correspond
ent complains, through the editors COL
umns, that the wages of scamen have got
up to $40 per month, and urges the Gov
eminent to DO its best to increase the
supply by legislative encouragement.
The Sentinel publishes the Secretary OF
the Nays Report, ard devotes it's edito-
rial columns to comments upon that doc
ument.
The Union publishes the reports of the
Secretary Of the Treasury and the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, and deyotes
its editorial columns to comments on the
message, including many from other edi-
tors pens.
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CENTS REWARD.

Who pulrd down The Governors Breaches such 9
cold night: All adIai. Nv dsrn'd shsmel
The IrsiGnis Of State" viii h placed ii Gp
,,rtp,Tqfcy csalcd position having been taken down
last night nv some Mnrcy-lass II 1rencl!ess
ture being peculiarly Indebted IN The Aduli1is.ra-
ton for turning my Family oct of House ard home
while rick md tEAing ia" bread from The EIouths Of
lovely iuucct nj bit hclpr.s RaleS urd.r flsc Pre-
fcps, to testcw il par Hr'rje fJcts'n' patrons
Of 'lan,bling Houses 6rosgrricS aye and kroihels
cf whom have siOce following III tho Footsteps
Of their illus;rioas predecessors filoe tlsmlrg
Trim bic st aiiGsb already drowned Themselves dc
hereby ofTcr the above reward together with Urea
ti.e on Concord. by 9 The Qsod OH DdTnft The
Life and Tines of Martin the lst By " IN Tiger Mac
Kpnzie and q common Spelling Boos Oh Slectsc;es
and Rattan for the return cf''Ths fpdt.p~nSGtjcS
II may add TO the Gducemsnt to say that the three
isst mon toned articles orce belonged to present
Dgnitary in The Temple of the Golden Calf who OF
fers up the incense profusry presented there nv
the riinions who nre so we'll known TO he 20" fdit
IN producing noyious vspors and Devastating pesu-
ience.
All by mcarness and su'.scrv'ency Re has they say
Obtained an appointment 7sador to TIE Pid'.fpIn
s an Ercfgea, ~
Who's hands by negro MAJ sac I'm If aid
So'ae ines m maze to get dcuh aid
Hes often seen aronnd The ship 10 Turk
Aiw3yS eager for some div work
Or sporting with some other GINS" srisll
That genteel oEeh0rse "a ryan!
Ills antec eGertS SO .nt.rior
He shows by turning his p stcfior
Quite new sort OF feature unknown TO cur mo, als
A specimen sure of cli Cunher,an.'s Pearls,
He once taught school in re1rsyItrckv
Whence h. sl"r-d, Oh want trey lurkY?
They did not like him tn. git rich he ,rou.F'
So'' he left his country for his country's good
And next he's duhb'd Proi g;ous Wonder.
The Great Leather Headed Nichi Camden
He PLAYED so well the Gerry Manler..
Plea re call at the Captains Office
Fer mind now end the Preface
First (-rarl vOu ,oeli) tie damage. repair
And do for ever more the thing that's fair
Or I'll blow YOU all together in the air
From CAMILLE (amp!e) Store.
+ = +
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Alexandria Correspondence.
ALEXANDRIA, December Q

ALEXANDRIA, December Q, 1853.
ConfG.rction-F re-Tirgin;d Hinstrcis-Sons Of
Temperance Mcefir IS Green's Memorial Death
-G0rcrn"r'S kcssC &c Coming .4nUscmenfs.
Last night, about nine O'Clock. the buildings of
Mcrs tan yard, near tie stone bridge, were set on
fire, and Notwithstanding the early arrival of the fire
men, and their strenuous e1crtors, all the wood
work of the edifce was entirely consuncd ;hc con-
agration however. confined to the spot of its
origin, though the surrounding buildings several
times in danger The tan yard had been unoccupicd
for years, and the loss will net exceed $500
On Wednesday afternoon, tie chimney Of Ham
mcr'ys. King street, in the of the Exchange
block, caught fire, bG; the tireincn did not spare
wafer, and no damage accrued.
Dur young citizens The 'sErginia Ministries and
DurIesque Ethiopian Troupe made fine debut at
SaieWa Hall, Oh "Wednesday night. Their per
!ornanccs were received with much applause hy a
crowded house. They start SOcn for the South
On the same evening, in the hail above the
brethren Of Mount Vernon Division, No. e.. Sons of
Temperance. listened To splendid address from Mr..
IebbS. ii Lcr-s'u!c.
Mr. James w Green. one of our citizens. who has
recently been appointed Consul TO Lima. has pre-
senied memorial, praying legislative investigation
into the affairs of the Bank OF the Old Dominion in
this place. Not und' rstaning the merits Of the
affair, wait for the printing
Mr.. James A. Cox. the baggage master who a few
weeks ago. was so badly crushed by the cara, died
yesterday, n: lock jaw. from The injuries received.
ne III sag" III 'rnEtrHor johnson recommends
liberal legislation toward the works Of internal I'M
prOvein"nt that terminate here. The advantages,
present and prospective, ot oar various lines are
deliberately dU'i upon. An act tn ,:cde the j'Iris-
dictiOn of oar custom hu;I>e the Federal Govern
meEr is requested, and The Governor concludes that
8 when roads shall have reached their drst;na
ton, and isIrd one shall have been huI. what
want nj enterprise or capital, can prevent tiGxan-
dr,a. situated she upon OF the raui-
tll 'iv'rs ie The wcd, and possessed of capacio,s
haFhor, from being commcrcIai point 81 consider
able. il rot The first mrnriaIcr:''
Next week Ne shall ha.e here Davis Clio Min
sif'ls for three nights and probably concert from
Prof. Everett. AMI.
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NJ Grace Church Fatr.-The ladi
LS OF Grace Church, Is!ard, Rev A. IIelmead
Rector, will open Fair for tie sGe of useful an,
fancy article on MONDAY next. december Eth, in
the larse and spen,tia building recently erected IN
he corner OF Pennsylvania avenue anI lith street
The Fair will hc Continued during the week. Each
nl-ht handsome rlG houE'ifu. supper Ill be pro
Iid.d This benevolent and chris. ian ENTERPRISE will
mntnd ITSELF to citizens generally when it is
stated tet the proceeds ct fair are IT, b. appro
prlacd towards tie payment ot the debt due on
Grace Church.
Donations arc respectfully solicited, and may I've
sent during The week 10 tire house of tn. Rector on
y, between 9th and 10th Sts. south and to the Fair
room aft,r Monday next. dec s.
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ka- SPECIAL. NOTJCE-T

- L
the Young Mems Christian Association are now
open f'F members and visitors. the enlargement and
improvements having teen completed FROM thre.
10 ten o'clock, T. The attention # the public il
invited to the attractions offered 10 those who viii
I" avail themselves of reading the hes. periodicals
the day ut a moderate exp rSe.
Tie leading religious papcrs fl:m all parts Of ID.
country are regularly received also, the standar,
tnGihh ard American Reviews. Magazines enc
J"u!i,aS. Al the Washington daily and week.,
ne" Sparers. The leading journals of the Free Ma
sons, sons o; Temperance and odd Fellows The
bcst literary newspapers, aud selection of secular
papers from Boston. New York. Philadelphia Bati
more. Charleston New Orleans. Ac. Magazines de
voted to Mercantile, unu fac turing, and Industrial
interests
The Library now contains one thnusa nd volumes
among which ar" all the Smithsonian Contribution:
70 knowledge, tn" works Of Prescott. Bancroft, Rob
efteon Mncanlay, layard, &c. &C.. with large rrm
Der OF religious works. commentaries ard helps t
the study Of the bible. &C.. &c.
The terms OF annual membership with fun use O
the Library and Reading Room, the paymen: Of
one dollar only. Persons wishing tn make Use ofthe
advantages thus afforded, invited to visit tht
Rooms. Seventh street, below r. opposite the Pos
Office Department WILLIAM JRIIiES.
dec 7, 0. 10. l2th-3t Librarian
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III
S tUrcs-Thc first lecture of course on
ASTRONOMY wall be delivered on MONDAY EVEN
ING, Dee. 9th, at ~ O'Clock, ny BENJAMIN HALLow-
ELL, of Alexandria, Va. Subject: The general
principles OF Astronomy, with the movements and
consequent phenomena OF the bodies Of the Solar
System.
The lectures on Astronomy will be continued on
Monday evening: Dec. 18th and i9th.
On Frsday evening, Dec. 9tiI, the first of a course
OF lectures on CHEMISTRY will be delivered by Dr.
}. Lawrence SMITH. Subject: The importance of
the study Of chemistry, and its close connection
with the progress %. the arts and manufacture. of
the present age also general notice OF the nature
OF bodies, more especially gaseous bodies.
3 < q 4.
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A T. ARD.
VAN HEG &c

C57-ner Pans y'rantn drcnue d!,G 12H street.
.ss Remembers with grsti;u .- tie kindness OF
"a thDse patrons and friends who 81 generously
~ susisined him in the business to which re is
- attached, for the last tn years, under ~
many adverse circumstances. He IS now pleased 10
inform them and the runiis generally tina. he has
opened upon tn" site of hS late place OF tuSIueg-
estab.i>Emcrt hr he ia;tcrs himself will. i'll cv.
cry drs'-e. r. worthy OF their future patronage.
thr stock lie nov presents 20 their Hoice. com
prse> every article required in gsntemsn's ward.
robe. His goods for manufacture, consists Of En-
giish. French. American. and German Co.hs, and
Cassire-as Of the bCst quality unsupported in this
any other market. The fireSt N~vets Silks, Cash
meres, EIahr i-rei aud other EestinCS. together
With a complete assortment Of gentlemcrs urDish-
ing Goods.
Gentl'men furnishing for the season will 20 well
to give him aD eTrly call. Pr0mFt:!e.s en- fdrl:iy
is the motto Of lis business.
n. B.-A large supply of Paris Kid Cloves OF ev.
cry co;or. just receives: from the celebrated Factory
of jouvip Co. and Alcxdalcr's.
dec 9---poS;X
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AIDES g. GENTS FRENCH KID

II UI1VCSe
White, black. and all shaJes Of coor
Worked MUsiin Collars ard Unde-slr-vos
Silk, Alpaca, Cashmere, and Cotton Hose
SuaWLS
White Grape and Bay State Long slagls Ct every
suaty
Linen Cam,ric ii. rdk Is fir IN O. nts up
Together with gcn raj .seortInrLt Il -sanatls
goods.
Customers will be pleascd to give me a call.
WM. X. RILEY,
Corner 9Th street, OPP. Cept;. Market.
dc I'm
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The Bridgeport Farmer says that a
gentleman in Danbury has latcl y invent
ed ball, which is so constructed, that
when discharged from the cannon or rifle
and strikes its mark, it explodcs, and
does second execution with charge of
shot contained within the ball.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-09

u Persons desiring to get statements
concerning any matter to be considered
by Congress before the members and the
public, will find the advertising columns
of the Star their best possible as well as
cheapest medium.
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lion. TEiOS. Al. BENTON,s WORK.
IL Mr.. lioLL,NdanEAD, Agent for the sa;e, exclu.
siVeiy by subscription, of Thirty Years View b, 8
na'or OF Thirty Years, would state that the work
VIII be complete III two volumes and at a Price SC.
cessible to all First volume, price s. so, con tain
ing 7eo pages, with superbly engraved portrait, to
he delivered on the Let Of April, 1856. yable on de-
livery. der p--eoat
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NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA, from
~ the letters aud Journals OF Sir Hudson Lowe,
by Wm. Forsyth, Nj. A.
Health Trip tn tha Tropics, by n. 2. Willis
UP The hirer. by f. w. Shelton.
Siemoha Of Abernethy. bs Dr. Maci!wsin
huieiand's Art of frolonging lif-, editei by Eras
mus iison. =. X. s.
Histoiy'f the Apostolic Church with general
introduction to church history, ny Philip Schaf
Professor in the Theoiogical s.n.insry at m.rcers
burg, Pa. Translated by 4. u. Yecmsns. For sale
ut TAYLOR MAURY'S
dec - Bookstore, near eth st.
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ELEGAST RICH FURS

DRANDlEs, WINES, &c
ID in store, qualities as represent, suljec: to in
si-ee.ion:
BRANDIEs.
Bouyet inc. Co'nsc, vintage 1915, pa'e
oiard, D"puuy, & Co. 30 d. ISL, DIRK
PHI. Goddard. old. pale and colored
Sazarac, De Forge F., i'll quarter casks, gold
Eahteau, Charruyer, pale
Chateau RernarI Cognac, choice, old viutagr. gold
rine;. Castilion Go. do do vintage 1857
dark
London Dock of several brands, imported from the
Londor Docks
Pinot, caS;ill on 4 Co. very choice ChampaCre
vintage OF loZ5 'knusn 10 b. in quarter
caeks. ana :he same in bottles, believed, to ie
the h-st SraEdy III the District
WINES.
Old South Side SIa,.iIas in wood and bottles
Old Bual ID very fine, in do
Old London Particular Ms,lsrs in wood and bot.
ties.
wcolaouee fine Sicily do in quarter casks
Regents and .burand's" Old Font
quarter cask CtIltys do
l D. Que,r's Fort
p. HarmoDys Pale Sherry
Duff Gorion irLwn do
Regents Golden sherry, OF rich aud del cat. fla
tor, pronounced 10y judges u most sup, rior
1quar:er cask Otlcy's Pale Sherry, very fue
Dry and Sweet Malaga anu Cette Madeira.
CHAMPAGNE.
Geisler's "Apchor' and Own Brand" in quart,
L. A. Mumms Siery
Heidsick Co.'S champagne, in quarts and Iints
imported 5y Eanaud, fr.nlois
He'd. lex Il Co., Enrler's 4 ca.
&Oet Chambers very superior Champagne, i'm
Iorted 10y hdolphus oech's
M'ct Il thandons Graad Hin-Angisis, N Pints 4
quarts
Meet d th3nian's Owl DC P-r''rix, in pts aud a
TIE finest Champra u- in Washington
j. i. j. MEETS lmpeIial Schei.iam Gin
imperial. Fear, ami Clover Letf
Old Rye Nii,k.y. distilled 1892
Choi.c Old Rye Whisk-y. pure article. distilled
In 1872 u"w twenty W years old speak.
for its+ 1
Scotch and Irish Whskeys. pure
Old Jam~ica and st. Croix Rum
Toge her with full assortment cf S;svs and L;
InDrs at low prizes
iEKELI 81 BAILEY.
Successors 10 j. l. Eibhcy a. Co,
dec9 -ht No ., opp. Centre Market.
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NEW BOOK, by Fanny Fern.
~ Little Ferns FOR Fanny little friends
Cl! and Nv England. ty Alfred Bum
Annie Grays"I: or. Life 10 Washington
The greet Illustrated Magazine OF Art
Popular Educator for December
knickerbocker Magazine for December
The Turkish Captive
Jack Junk; OF, Tie Tar OF all wea.hers
Morgan, the Buccapeer
Harper and Putnam's Magazines for December
All the new books and pcrs r, ceivet MS ST
as published.
Blank Books, Letter, Cap, and Note Paper. and
everything in the Stationery liue for eale at
JOE SHILIINGToN'5 bookstore,
Cor. Pa. avenue and Il s., Odeon Building.
doc O.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-09

U The Governor Of South Carolina
has RENTED the punishment of inhicting
a lash upon white woman for a petty
offence. The Charleston Courier thinks
the law barbarouS enactment, and calls
upon the Legislature to repeal it.
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HAVANA CIGARS

HAVANA LIJ MS
nF the following choice brands:
~ sylvia Z Co.'S VI. C, l>t. in l-,0ths
In filanthropa. in l-4:hs
Ia Aiaras,on, in i-iths
I'll sci lie PenRrrel, IL l-+ths
George hiugtor. ia l-:ths
El Con-olatinp. in I 4ths
Ambrosia, Lon.iTrr. 1st. llOths
Do "a. l7j;hs
Eli. ftsac IN l-fctts
la Ccsmo!o.;ia. in l-Jths
y aria Autcinelte LoaGrrs Rege.ia, lSt ll;'ihs
20 do ID. lloIhs
Fspaaiola ficr Ge prers:da. in l-itl<
casa original Victoria L0pdfrs. e.. 90
Together with a fine assortment oi Chewing To-
bacco. SHSKELL 4 RAILEl.
Successors tn j. Il. kith'S Co..
dec 6-Gt No 5. OPP Centre Market
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UCol. Benton's history of thirty
years operation of the United States Gov
eminent, will be issued from the press of
Appleton & Co., about the first of April
next. The work will be completed in
two volumes octave, of 100 pages each.
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RENTERS RESTAURANT.
PIANOS. PIANOS PIANOS!

lust received. at the Music Depot. some very sl-
~ periOr Instruments. select ed ucr-cDsly. 10
" hch We call the attention IF the public, hars
now in store, Pianos from the following celebrates
makers Ororeston c.. of y. Y; Gilbert, Halle
Davis Co. aud Chic&sriDg, sciomacher & Co e
Phil. and Rosenkrsptz celebrated GeTn-n Planes.
We are daily exIecti~ pianos from the old ahli-h
al f-c'pry Of Bacon Raven, \. Y. Oar apartment
l. more complete than he found in any oh
h>hment this side % New York. An esrly call lie
quested rs baI & inns may be obtained.
EILEUS IIITZ' Music Depot,
South Size Pa avenue, near 10th street.
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China, Glass, and Earthenware
tabltsh ment.

1N street, bsftoeon Louisiana ct-n~ en-, r,,,
fINHE subscriber has just received frem ,iie "a
i splendid assoi tment Of China, otass "a
Esrthenware; also, magnificent Girsnaoies ~.
Lamps e many patterns, adapted for halls Snu -
lors. -
Paints, boiled and raw, linseed oil. putty, "hU0'
glass Of every variety, always on hsnd: .,.I
Clocks, Brushes, &c, and every article fr feIe'''
housekeeping kept for s.l-. rs,,,,
c. E. WHIT ESEi,
a..3,r 9Th street
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N. CARROLL. MASON
Attorney and COuNse

WASHINGTON, d. g..
w I'LL attend TO sll business connected with his
w profession, and also to the prosecu tion 81
claims against the General Government
ONCE in the east wing of the City Hall.
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NOTICE
DREsEuvEs. JELLrEs, & MAR.

DRESE&tES. JEEEIES, & MAR
i ma ladies, comprising Peaches, Pears. Quir.
ces LINES, Raspbcrrics, Strawberries, ana Ctron in
half gallon and quart jars. domestic.
Lines. Ginger, Citron, and fire Arrl", West In.
dia Preserves
CGuton, dry and preserved, Ginger and Chow.
chow. fresh.
Red Currant, Ounce. Peach. Apple. inI oran. 4.
Raspberry and straw berry JCllics, in quart, nut
and hsifpint jars. domestic.
Guava Jelly. in pound md hslfpoupd boxes.
Brandy l,TescrrCdD Pcachc-, in cHllon md half
gallon jrrs, domestic
Brandy (preserycd) apTicots and Peaches, West
Indis.
llnfpreservod Fruits, I'll kinds. for making pies
Fresh Peaches and Pine Apples. hrrmCti-aiv
sealed. SlIEhELL& BAILEY.
Successors TO J u. Eibh.y & Co.
dec s-ft No : cpp q. nitro Mark,
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CoPA2TNERsHIP NOTICE.

WE. the undsrn gnci have this day entered into
~ Copartne rsh,l for the purpose Of transact
ing the Wholesale Grocery and flour business, un-
der the and style 81 WATERS & SHOEMAKER. and
have taken the Warehouse in course Of zion
on Water street, west of High, Georgetown. n. c.
JOHN n. WATERS,
u. l.. SHOEMAKER.
Georgetown, d. c.. Dee sd. 1873
dec ,-,t
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Hell o! board them Long Lo,c Bidcl Clipper
Butt Teomer', and o'her Craft FLo" 10"
r r r
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@-THz starr OFFICE IS LOCATED ON
d STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH,
NEAR THEJUNCTION OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENCH's CRYING HOTEL"
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NUTS, &c

ERUITS, NUTS, &C.
Fresh Malaga bunch Esis'ns, new, In W. .. J.
and boxes =
Malaga Raisins, Ds-er, in wholss
Do seed ess, for cooking In halyss
New Smyrna Figs, Elerse bsand two qualities, ),
drums -
Naples Zig. In boxes
Fig Paste. in plain and fancy b,Ncs
Jujubc Paste, Iose, lemon, and ysnilla rav,,s
Dates Arabian. ia trails
Citron. Leghorn
Sicily Lemons
Almonds. Bordeaux ard Msrsei!lCs
Do princess or ps, or shplled A.
Do s'rll,'i. ~ harrr
Pecan and Brsy Nuts. fiiberts
The above are all importation
SHEKELL x EATlY.
Successors to J. Z. Kihbry Go
dec Set No S, opposite C.ntre Mari.
KID AND WARM GLDEES-Ciur
N sortmont of Warm aud Xii Gloves Is now =.
plete. In our assortment may b. found "Ala,,n
ders.' Sal-sroom, Browns Hotel.
DEE r. STENrNS
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J. II. q. NcCuTCuFN.

J. TT. q -Nrtt II NFN.
Attorney and r-ct-bsW'
once on 20. street. opposite Odd f,'i'FS h'''
WASHINGTON. Il G..
DRACTISEs in the several courts for tHn l1 ,,,
OF Columbia. attends to Convryarerg hnao'"
iections. and proSecuics lsims on the "o'rflhe
nf the L. s. for Pensions. Land ard a 'iaiihs siH
ing under the Laws CT the United Sta'es.
nov 2k-llmk
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4 ppies: Apples.-Iias been receive. ~ ~
N PECK & WEED, on Louisiana avenue; 80.
tue corner of 10Th street and opposite IRE oid ~,
House, 500 BARRELS CHOICE APfLbo' ~
sale by the barrel or lar quantity.
Also barrels Of OUNCES in excellent oIaei'
dec&-dlws-
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GOSHEN BUTTER, selected from E.,,
VI ccurty csiries.
New York and Pennsylvania extra hu,lod Huss
wheat.
SamrIrs of the rhiladelphN Print Butter. can now
be st tie store, AID which 10 now ready fr 10 .
livery TO ord'r. SnEkEBL & RAILEY. =
SucrcsSors In J. b. lhy sCo.
dec Set No >, OPP Centre MARKET
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CHINESE CHINCACHOO.

TIVE new, elegant and fashionable COUGH REM
i EDY, Bridal, Plum and Sociahle Candy, which
may be used freely any cnnfeccn. I'd i'll not
soil the most delicate glove. These attracting. POP
ular, and delightfully."- paletablc PLUMS- combining
the mucilagirous roots ofthe GiTsnG and kCAoTs-
cure Gil CoUGHs and PULMONARY AFFECTIONS, invigc-
rate the appetite and p olony life to extreme old
See Ginseng in Eecte's Cyciopadia. vol. xvii.
They are also 4 wonderful PHONETIC K:NTD., hsv-
ing congrnial and decided affinity for soNG and the
sociable powers of the human voice
The Chncachoo and Song trgrth'r
Protect the Lungs from wind and weather,
And by the aid W famous roots.
viii plant sick man in his boots.
This delightful Gemulceut may be procured Of all
principal druggists and many dealers in Tie fashion
able variety OF fancy foods III Warrington.
dec 9-2t*
OST-A large gold WATCH KEY, having Oh
side n locset, containing daguerreotvp
likeness Of lady. and the other red stone, on
Pa avenue. between 9Th and 18Th streets, on Tues
day nigk last. liberal reward will be given IL il
is left st the Office Of the Star
dec g-lt*
NOTICE.-Any one wsnung 10 hIe neg O
" woman, with good qualities. an efficient cook.
washer. snd ironcr, will DO well hy making ea
ly application to "M. i. H0fLE,
At Mitchell Terrct.'s Dry Goods Store