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lust RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
y % jars Mince Meat
5 dozen Holsters
do pure Currant Jelly
do half gallon Pickles
400 lbs Almonds
10 cans Mustard
do Cinnamon
2 boxes Soap Powders
5 do Fancy Soap
dozen Fancy Mats
200 sugar-curcd Hams
bbls new Lard
For sale by WILLIAM 0RME.
dec 21-3t*
4 CARD.-Au Of our accounts will he rendered
n or before the 9th in tant, and respect
fully request that their respective amounts will be
settled cash before the LIST day of the year
Customers cannot imagine the pleasure We take IN
pleasing their wants; when their accounts are
paid presentation it is both disagreeable TO them
and to to be sending for tie payment.
We have on hand very large stock of Dress Silks.
of all kinds which will sell rery cheap.
large stock of French Mousseliue Delaines, to be
sold very cheap.
A large lot of French Merinos, to be sold very
cheap.
A large stock of various kinds Of goods too nu-
merous to mention. which We guaranty TO sell sheap-
than can be had else " here
dec 21-3taw HALL 4 BROTHER.
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MARSHAL'S SAFE

virtue of a wit Of feri facias, issued from the
Clerks Office Of tie District of Columbia for the
county Of Was hinCton, snd to me directed. shall
expo-e to public sale for cash. MONDAY. the 2eI
instant at Messrs pickerei's Ware house. in George
town D. C., II O'Clock N , the following properly
viz: One printing Press and fixtures seized AMI lev
led upon as the property of 4. Boyd Hamilton and
sold 10 satisfy Judi as No. o. to March Term 1854
in favor of Clamcr Frederick Cosfeldt
JONAH d. HOOVER,
Marshal of the District Of Columbia
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n. B.-The above Sale Is postponed
until TUESDAY. the 9Th instant, at II O'Clock, NJ.
IN consequences of Christmas cav faliI Sunday
and the general Observance Of Monday as u holiday
j, d. HOOVER L. S. Marshal
dec 9I-td for District of Columbia
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tr'ai"d Go,fi-Iu the Gardiner case. seine new
'd"nc" has been dduccd during the ia,r w tinys
70 fh" part IT til" prosecution. Yesterday, new
N.-> wi - y A. not cxaIn,mrd ai The tast ,raI mol
DO. stand ou tIe WisHr>~ bon and WAS examined b,
'i- counsel IuT The United states Governments In,
ii'i Henry May, aud tile Distinct Attorney, respect
- 'driin'T : connection with the hurrlIa MINES.
IT, DAY. anDthtr new VIII orS, Senur NaIunain. a
y -NCai, gave MS evidence through Interpreter
= P,rlus Tie ssInc subject.
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fu'n"f Cotr'-Catharine Frarci-, ". Hilton.
Thus PETITION fur Freedom instituted by the pc
Inn'r, upon the grounds, that al the time Of her
ii" u The defendant, agreement was made in her
e"hlif by the seller, her former owner that OH the
P'Euient Dt stipulated sum Of money To the de
'udhHt by the pcInner, she should h. able To effect
Ut freedom. u was ContrBdcd by tho counsel for
i-r defendant. Ms Bradley that there were only
.1" i"l"Rii. uIId"- ~ which slave could obtuIn
ir"e'ioI i;anIrly by deed at ntanumi~Ion by will
t'"ufins 10 tn act 0i Maryland nf 1896 NV nbaI
H""n"ht at tiir Lave lay the owner: ana b. lmport
h. lEin tn" Distinct contrary To the of Nanlaud
lu' "'t>" va eventually settled without sCing 10
.''t Inv - irH!ant ayr eng To- execute deed of
WtI,uini,>.ui. upon payment oi the balance oi the
'i2iE1i S'"" Stipulated NJ r Time al ia" purchase
N.'tiiu trrIy dty>.
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i December, containing beautifully engraved and
colored plates of Fashions, Caps, Bonnets, &c.
Frank Leslic's Ladies' Gazette OF Paris, London,
New York Fashions
tains two splendid steel engrnving., and colorci
fashion plate.
The jew Of Verona; historical tale of the Ital-
ian Revolutions, by Of the most eminent writer's
In Europe.
Yankee Notions for January.
The great Pictorial Brother Jonathan for Christ
mas and New Year.
Also the Pictorial Picayune
A large and splendid assortment Of Gift Books jul
venile Books Games, and everything in the fancy
line suitable for Christmas and New Year Presents
at JOE SHILLiNGT0N'S Bookstore,
Corner Pa. av. and AZ ST., 0deon Building.
dec2l--tf
INLOWERS FROM STRATFORD-ON-AYON-
II Gatherings from the Orchard and Exotic
Birds"
These beautifully illuminated Books, with choice
selection of the Standard Poets and other Works i'll
elegant and tasteful bindings just received at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY's Bookstore,
dec 2l--tf near 9th street.
PARKER'S FANCY STORE.
ANEW GOODS-Just opsnng for the holidays some
~ beautiful new goods, among which are few
Papier Mache Writing Desk, II, 10, and 20 inch.
Rosewood do do do do
Russia leather Dressing Cases for ladies and gen
tlemen
large assortment of Fancy Portemonnaies
| New style Shell Tuck Combs, Paris make
Ivory Hair Brushes shell Dressing Combs, &c
And most choice and extensive assortment o.
| fine fresh Perfumery-indeed in this department o.
| our trade we are not to b. excelled.
PARKER's Fancy and
! Perfumery Store, under National Hotel.
dec 21-3t*
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Christmas Gitfs.-Ey referring to our adve,,isin,
'o''n''S' our readers viii learn where to find the
very oea assortments OF christmas gifts at the very
'0"eH prices. call al the stores there mentioned
Is tfiai that costs nothing, and Is worth long
Walk Tomorrow we will publish Christmas and
New \ ears directory
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AUCTION SALES.

At Public Auction In Alexandria,
ITO STONE DEALERS AND PAvERS-WiIl h
i sold ut Public Auction. on FRIDA- tho 22I
At Il o'clock NJ eO3 feet inches, Is Inch Curb and
Ssh feet IL inch Gutter, Of North River Blue Stone
Also large lot of paving tools. Sale on lot ives,
side of Fairfax between Queen and Princess streets.
where the articles can be seen.
Terms cash. ". 7. POWELL.
i--Etz
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Ri'icy' IaTictc-To- night, there viii be performed,
2"d according to the announcement, positively for
the last u!ne, the great moral drama of the Drunk
'rd, which has been rendered so strikinsy effec
I've by tn" lHim;fable acting of Mr. GOodaII. Those
ri our readers who have not Vet visited Ri>ey'-
Ndnete l" SEE tins great domestic tragedy, should
not iaIl Ia Let II be remembered that il il the
Et-t opportunity that !. presented, ncrfr: and
'VnSId'nng the nature of the subject. the great
'uuTi lesson that II unfn-. and the powerful acting
~ III" traSr himself, should delay aying
'I-I, 10 the theatre TO night. A. COuntrrpni~e 10
~" above, W. have at the termination for cOntra-
'h' Iausbabis farce of 'The Married RI y which
wl serve 10 eNiarate tlie spirits after The shock re-
"eIved from the former piece There Is nothing like
IIn"ty and Rl>icy- aT-te has well its name, for
hpiv else hut the pnterPr.sinS marag-r could or
would furnish so much entertainment nr am,lSr-
-GHi 10 4 Washington public
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FOUR GRAND PRIZE CONCERTS

FOUR GRAND PRIZE CONCERTS
viii he given at thr above Saloon. on "Wednesday,
Thursday. Friday, and Saturday evenings, Deem.
Der 2lst, I'D, sd, and 9th.
$500 WORTH OF VALUABLE PRIZES
Consisting of Jawe!ry. of every DESCRIPTION. to be
distributed among the audience on the evenings of
the concerts.
Prizes to be in the window of Mr.. Jno. T. e.
lis Music Store
For particulars zee programmes OF the day
Cards of Admission 25 cents--to be had ut all the
principal Hotels aud Music Stores
Doors open at ol 4-commence at 71a
Front seats reserved for ladies'.
Cshers will he in attendance
Z. S-ConnundruLcs solicited from the ladies'.
Ito be left at j. f. Ellis Stors) for which reward
a valuable gold Bracelet will be given for the best
production, to be made known on Saturday evening,
the last of the Sorees. dec 20-it
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
(RcI Rosette.)
Jas Loveass, JIG Ofutt,
B Boyer, Henry Forrest,
Henry Urine, Robert Barkley,
Jno Suter, Saml Pennington,
Jno- Conner, Lord,
A F,Martin, c Draper.
Manager: en- tie part Of the Society.
Armstrong, VIC Butler,
Robt Allen, Middleton Birkhsad,
Ii Andrew, Edward Bridge,
Louis Brunette, Mex Buell.
Geo Barron, Geo COLLISION.
J NJ Carrico, w ii Wannall
w Dove, Curtis,
j Douglass, Drummend,
" Dawson, EG Evans,
David Kellenberger, J ii Goddard, jr
W Gallant, b Hatchenson.
j King. l. Herbert
Jas Reeves, W Nick Perry,
j L Tydings, VIM Obold
Wright, } T Whitaker,
Jas Mcfarland, saInl Rabbit
Jas johnson, Jos Carter,
j Hunt, Saml Skillmap,
J. T. Chauncy.
On The part Of The Citizens.
Jno Shields, Tx Ofutt,
Valentine, Robt Waters,
Thos " Wheeler, Francis Walmsley,
VI " Calf, Joe Shilington,
Capt TAFT, Geo Hilbus,
s r Sylvester, Jno Smith.
Baldwin Drane, Alfred b Wilkerson,
Sylqeater Z Mudd, Fairfax Crumps
FLOOR MANAGERS
(Scnriet Rosete)
JAS Grier, Jno Suffer,
Jno Conner, 4 II Hugo.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
(Thite Eos,He)
Ephram Richmond, Thomas Herbert,
| SAml IIamme, Il + Gettinger,
| ThOs Johnston, J ii Middleton,
r. TT. Fitz.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admiitnga gentlemen
ladies'; to be had of the Committee and at the loo
on the evening of the ball.
All the managers on the part of the Society will
be designated by blue ribbon their left breast.
dec 13-TE ST " .6Th-Gt
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DEACHES.-Just received and for sale at G.
j A. Knots Confectionery, north side of Pa sv-
enue, between I'd and Sd SITS, 100 of peaches
kept in their natural state.
He is also prepared TO furnish Balls and Parties
the most reasonable terms He will keep also on
hand at his store, large and fresh assortment of
Confectionery for the holidays.
From the long practical experience he has had IN
the business he hestates not in saying that he CAD
please the most fastidious who may favor them with
their patronage dec IA
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INLnTHS-
- Black. blue, and green French>Cloths
Black and fancy coloTed Cassimeres
Silk and Satin Nestings
LimhS wool Undershlrts and Drawers
FLANNELS-W bite, yellow, blue, aud red Of ey
cry quality.
Customers will do well to give me call.
WM. X. RILEY,
Corner sth street, opp. Centre Market.
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ENOR SALE--A FARM, in Fairfax county. Va IL
L miles from Alexandria, laying on the Ok road.
between Fairfax Courthouse and Occouuan Mills.
about D miles FROM Berks Station. the Railroad.
1t contains about 20 acres. a good stream of wate-
runs through it. between three and four hundred,
fruit trees, dwelling and out houses and well tim
bered. For iafoi nation apply tn
WIN. WASHINGTON
dec d Canifol IilI
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FASHIONABLE HAT 4 CAP STORE.
Il MAJ TlNGLY.

Washington Place, .h ST, bet,reen ID and Z,
r, HAS and keeps constantly onIlR
FL hani an excellent assortment of HATS, El5eii61
SNCAPS and FELT B0NNErS and Misses
FLATS, Of the latest styles and best quality, "h,c
he offers for sale on the most accommodating terms
deg l1-lw
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Es- NoS Is The TINE.-The display of da,uerreo-
typ"s at PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nue., Is truly magnificent The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pirtureS tn sy obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered I'D patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support. and what il gratifying al
ways attainS IL. This accounts for the success Of
Plumbs Gallery. Cameo Dagurrrrotypes taken in
all wrnthrfs. dec =
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&c CLEANERS HONEY SOAR, London a very Fupe-
r!0T article for the toilet. Cleavtrs musk scented
brown Wind -"r Soap. Lows genuine brown Wind.
-Or RnusSeGS Shaving Cream and Toilet Soaps
White Windsor and CASTLE Soap-, very old. Trans
parent ash Balls. Aud great variety of cheaper
soaps For sale by the package retail by z d.
GILMAN, Druggist. dec l5-tf
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FRENCH MERINOs, all oolors, yer,

FRENCH NJ Z IL n los, all oolors, very
cheap
Psrametta Cloths, in every color and quality.
French Mousselaines, white, black, and colored
Cashmere Plaids, Sack Flannels, of every color
SILKS.
White, pink, blue, and black watered Silks
Rack Silks Of eteey width and quality
Also, many other goods not mentioned, all Of
which Will be sold cheap, by
4 WM. r. RILEY,
Corner Sth Street, opp. Centre Market.
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WANTS.

"ANTED-A situation to do general house
w work in a small family. Enquire at Edward
Murphv's, near the new Depot
dec 22-1t&
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BACHELORS LIQUID HAIR DYE. Wholesale
ID ard Retail at ]. III. GIBBS'S new Hair Dressing
Establishment. Wizards Hotel. where the dye is
applied in private room, upon the good old prnci-
pie of no dye, pav' dec 2G-lw
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Arfi"rrI JH".frc--To night the National pre-
~Fri> most enIIcIng hIiI. The 'Greru Mon>r.r-,,
p. 3" pertFmed again, preceded by eyoluiions on
TO- i'-hi rope. and grand advertisement. During
'-''" christmas tImc~. they having very fine
l'n~"> indeed. Then pr"crS beng calculated IL
Wa Tor hc aIiilI>' iiicht 0f children HE enter
''nm'HI Of il,rF cId"I- They are los Ion. odds tia
'>'N"HT' "t F1UirIuiIII>t> VIII AZ darcrr- who
"'N' pcriUrIrd'n America and pun their piece.
'. wei 90 the tag. Ecie, a. ia New York.
'tTs1.etfls Ban are engaged to night the In
fI>trial ENhBilIOn At tie Baptist Church, on
it'i street This Will afford fine opportunity for
'aIh- people 10 promenade ia tie spacious hall of
- cAhIDII on, and besides tins aitractlnn, Rev J.
NhcdIOn Smith, OF fmladepIs, who has spoken
NIIh much force tie la>t TWO nights of the eNhi
tHOn, NIlI deliver original poem
U,-fC3 RctnHs.-TA' GENITAL guard house last
H..iii, was occupied principally by persons who came
81 e.. i0-.ir.. The guards in the western district
~gr- more bu>Iy engaged with number of sailor.
= l'' N@Ie drunk and hghrng: three We're captured
aver hard struggle, and this nrfnIDg made 10 paS
y 'heiT cnnduct ashore. They would not give then
lines
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INOR SALE-The cord will and fixtures of small
l. business stand, on Pa. avenue at low rent.
II. II. WHALLY,
Pa. avenue. near the corner 18th street.
dec 22-1t&
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ssss$ HOUSE WANTED-Tbe advertiser
issssH desires to purchase a comfortable DWELLING
ss.-fcr small family. Enquire at the "Star'' Of
oe. nov 25-tf
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WOOD WOODM WOODm

WOOD! WOOD WO0D,.m
Urine OAK AND PINE WOOD can be hal az
L the Depot of the Orange ard Alexandra Rail
read, IN Alexandria.
Orders will meet with prompt attcnti-n.
dec 20-3t H. ELDRIDy
IRON FURNITURE.
THE attention Of those furnishing houses or
i apartments is particularly requested To the as
sortment OF Iron Articles to be found on Pe1nsyl-
vania avenue, south side, bet. 9th aUd 10Th stsk
IRON BEDSrEADS AND CRIBS. eli patterns
SPRING MATTRESSES
CIRCULAR ARMS. for drying clothes
HAT AND GOAT STANDS
UMBRELLA DO
SETTLES AND HALL CHAIRS
PIER SLABS AND GILT Brackets
BR0NZED ANDIR0NS AND FEkDkRS
FIRE SET AND BLOWER STANDS
MARBLE TOP TABLES
FOOT SCRAPERS
WASH STANDS
CARDRECE1yERS
THERMOMETERS, &c.
Also, IRON RAILINGS Of agTsst variety Of pattern
for Cemeteries, Public Squares, and Private Dwell
lnga RALPH HAsklNs,
Pa avenue, 6. side, yetween eth and 10th st.
dec 7-eoSm
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WANTED-In a fancy Store. an energetic
w and business young MAN One who viii
devote his time to the interest of his employer and
can come wei recommended for honesty and moral.
tty, will find permanent and good situation. Al
dress "Y W." at this Office dec Off
"ANTED-A Marl-ot Gardener. by a person
w who has a farm In the vicinity of Washing.
TON. amply stacked with everything necessary for
the business. To man who is steady reliable. and
tho oughiy competent to take charge of a market
garden with such assistance in the way of labor as
he may need fair wages and share of the sales will
be given Apply early at the "Star' Office No ose
need apply who cannot bring satisfactory recommen
dec 6-tf
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T!s FOR RENT--Five or six rooms in a pleasant
Iii thrcc-story brick house, few doors north of
the avenue. 18th street west, and near the de-
partncnts furnished or unfinished, suitable for
family. with a fine yard and pump of good water in
II. Terms reasonable. l.. B. TRUE.
dec 21-1w*
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TIE Fa'an OFera Company performed last night
the beautiful opera of Lucia de Lammernoor, before
a hi.hy fashionable audience. The singing of
N,dame Rosa dc NrieS was enthu. iastical!y ap-
g'dufed and al the end Of the opera she presented
herself after the fall of the curtain, upon the stage
IN Pursuance OF the repeated braves OF tile company,
Gh" again honor2d the accomplished vocalist with
e'pT'>>1v" marks Ot their appreciation. The recep-
rH II the company has been flIItering in the pX-
t'me. during the two nights that they played, and
W would remind our readers that there Is only one
rhr more. their engagement expiring with this eek
'r nd1y night, there will be reformed the splendid
opera OF - Norma, and from the brilliant reputation
~ thIs piece "a musical composition, there is no
doubt That every person pretending to the least taste
Nil NY To- be present.
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A DRY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED-We wish
IA to engage the services of first class salesman.
one acquainted with city trade preferred.
dec lo-oteo MAXWELL. SEARS & COLLEY
w ANTED-To hire, or purchase If on easy
" terms, commodious dwelling HOUSE, north
OF pennsylvania avenue. Address &c G f." oefce Of
the evening Star" NOV lit
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RGiiroGd IpProremcnts.--Thr freq,ent collisions
on railroads, with their consequent and i'm many
instances, fatal rcsuIts, have awakened public al
rcntIGu tins great evil. and excited universal d.
>re remedy what may Justly be termed the whoIel
sale slaughter of odr fellow citizens. Among the
v1rinu~ plans that have come under observation
attain tl> end, eff, Give IL that or
lanes :. French, nf Virginia. Hi, Dl1n consist. in
.prnectIng III" ears together without nnv space px
l-tIBg between them. thai persons passing from
car tn another cannot fail through besides rem
dcrIng u perfect inpos>ibiy for one car TO IL,
forced upon another III Tie event OF a collision Bv
IA, mode Of connection, the cars, although brouqh,
INTO cOniact with each Ofhcr not prevented from
turning on curves. Nothing can he Of marc import
aTc" ip the travelling community than this simple
Invention. and il l. the duty Of the press throughout
the country tn urge upon the railroad companies the
adoption OF this, some other plan, hy which such
wholesale slaughter continually occur can be
avoided
.fS.1oGnropsh BasfjncIIis storr. on Pennsvlva
avenue, under Browns Hotel, is equal to a visit
n rh. Crystal Palace Exhibition. Indeed, we doubt
much whether the latter can show more splendid
specimens ~ 'f arts than are To be seen here The
collection II ot the mot recherche and exquisite
description. consisting beautiful French porceIa
vase, richly decorated bronze clocks, bronze
eprrquss TOR mantle ornaments library ditto, great
vgn"ty Of richly iniaid and painted PAPER mache
Desks tables, etagrrrS &c French rose and cherry
wood writing desks; magnificent solid silver mo unit
cd dressing CASES for ladies and gentlemen; bronze
csndelehTaS Pdrian marble staiuarv. &c.
We would especially invite attention TO large
assortment OF Sheffield plated ware, dinner and tea
sets, liquor and castor stands. than which nothing
nN-e magnificent can he imagined. and which for
beauty equal tO solid silver Of these, dessert
ct deserves especial notice, for the excellence OF
the d'Sien and -plcEdOr of workmanship. To the
ladies ~ particular, we would say, examine the as
sDT'Hent ct pearl fans. which are very magnificent
lnf the latest style, and also the porte monnaes
card cases. SC, which biiGuX Of art. There
have also been lately received by Mr. BaSaneIi from
France, a splendid collection Of silver gilt CUPS
nelly Ornamented and chased The greater part OF
hc|e goods have been lately imported by the steamer
A,la, and are all OF the newest designs
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DOR RENT-House and Store adjoining. together
l. or separately, on 9TH street near NJ west side
cellar extending under both. The store would make
a good grocery stand. The House contains 6 rooms
For terms apply to the undersigned, NJ near 9TH
street JAS. NJ. TOWERS.
dec 22-eo3t*
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~ENTLEMEN'S Travelling Shavls
" We have now On hand
IS heavy superior Travelling Shawls
Which we will sell low for cash.
YERBY, TEBBS & VERIFY,
Corner OF eth street and Penn avenue.
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4 large assortment of the shove, some just re
reived. at very reduced prices Il r the cash
VERIFY, TEBBS VERIFY,
Corner of tn street and Pa. avenue.
lnnl Of
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HATS! IATSI HATS of the latest faGhion
L and most approved styles, full assortment
now on hand at LANES Fashionable Hat and Cap
Store, Pennsylvania avenue, near y st.
dee DIV
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! Washington AGmed"ct The following is list of
the NAMES of contractors, and prices per 1000, at
which they offer To supply bricks Tor the construction
" tlc above public work:
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FOR SALE AND RENT

l'OR RENT-A two-story frame HOUSE. with q
l. brick basement containing 9 rooms. on l. tn
street. between and streets. Enquire of John
Roemmele, corner of 18th and sts
dec 22-3t*
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IT. FOX RENT-A large twostOry brick HOUSE.
WssH on maryland avenue corner of 18th st., with "
kAsss- brick stable carriage house ard fine lot OF
ground attached. Apply to Mrs CHESHIRE. at Dr..
Plpers :, corner of 9th and ST, near Patent Office
dec 2p--rolws
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DLANKETS-
- A large stock of Blankets from 81 IN, some
extra good. VERIFY, TEBBS & VERIFY,
Corner of eth street and Pa. avenue.
dec LIT
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-22

LNOR RENT.-Nrs. Ward has several furnished
i ROOMS on the first floor, corner of AZ st and
Missouri avenue, with south and east exposure
une large room with gas. dec COTS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-22

CHAWLS, Long s. Square
- 500 new Shswls Of all styles, at very low price,
VERIFY, TEBBS g. VERIFY,
Corner Of 7th street and Pa. avenue
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