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lIIlTTE IeadCincinnati brand-just received and fo
w saieby (May2'5l) II. ALEXANDER
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To Females.

You will find these Pills an inv.I,.h,.
many complaints TO which you are subject r" nln IN
ons ciher total or partial they have been annd
estnane pehent restoring their functional ~ Iu'
ens TO healthy action purifying The blood and a,s
huds SO eiec,ually TO put to flight all comnain, J'ier
may arise from female Irregularities as winch
diness dmness OF sight pain p the side back sid,
none genuine unless signed J. N. HObenssct a., -,
ers being base limitations. sesh' all 9th.
, u PAgen,s wishing new supplies, and stor. x..
desiIons OF heeomng Agents must address ,hs espeta
tor, J. N. llobensack, Philadelphia Pa s rroprie'
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DAVID ALLEN.

SOO lbs Potash, and 500 lbs Sal soda--just received
COO and for saleby JAMES W. COLLINS.
st. Clairsville, March 25, 1853.
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MANYPENNY VS.. MEDILL.

BY hard work, MgDTLL beat MANYPEYNY,
md secured the nomination for Governor.
MANyPEENY then went to Washington, Sc.
cured an appointment there, and has also Sc
cured good places for his friends. But where
are the MEDiLL men--the anti -MiaInies! No
where! The Cleveland Herald thus classifies
the parties:
Manypenny's men came out of the contest
with the following rich spos:
Sam. Medary, Minister to Chill.
Geo. w. Manypenny, Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs.
John w. Howden, Consul to Bermuda.
J. w. Fitch, U. s. Marshal.
30. Morton, U. s. District Attorney.
The Postmaster at Cleveland.
The Postmaster at Cincinnati.
The Postmaster at Columbus
The Postmaster at GAINESVILLE.
The Postmaster at Dayton.
The Postmaster at Sandusky.
The Postmaster at Springfield.
The Postmaster at Elyria.
The Postmaster at Toledo.
Collector of Customs at Cleveland.
Collector of Customs at Sandusky
Collector of Customs at Toledo.
Surveyor of the Port Of Cincinnati.
Special Mail Agent.
To this we should add all the other loct
Offices.
To Offset against this, Mr.. Medill's friend
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Physiology for schools and fin miles.
Cutters Physiology large and small. with the pa,e,
mounted and paper. Also, Greeueats arithmarics. /
nave formed an agency for this Co. for these
wosks and can give them to the trade shoos And FAM
Oct.29. s. H. Will Ms
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S2il,lS2 II

Three'sevcnihs oithis $24l,lS27l,
or as 30 miles would be to l3D
miles, would be the proper pro-
ton for Western Division--say
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$96G,3S4.76

Si9b6,
Right of Way S23,
Discount on $3.50 900 $56,25O 90
Discount on 100000
Z. d ~. 2,lOO 90
Interest paid after de-
ducting int. rec, 33,7O8 G6
Premium pd. in Ex., 455,OG
Taxes 4,2S7 II
Contingent expenses S,529 80
salaries OF officers from
the organization of
the Company l3,64O.6I
Office Furniture 5lJ 73
Expenses of operating
Road from opening
till 18th of Jan, 2I,662 SO
Loss and damage-pro-
perty injured and cat
tie killed 775 ~
Repairs of Machinery 1858 81
Repairs OF Road 1896 50
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STATE OF OHIO, BEI,MoNT COUN.

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~ TY, SS.--CoURr OF CoMNoS PLEAs.-MAv TERM,
ls53.-John arnall cs. Mary Hart widow of William
Hart deceased, Mary A.. Hart, Samuel Hart, Nancy G.
Hart Eliza Hart, infan; heirs Of Vim. Hart Junior.
deceased who was son of William Hart senior aud died
in the life time of his said father, Wp Hart Sen.
The above named defendants will take notice that
petition was filed against them the 18th day Of May
by John Yarna, and Is now pending, wherein the said
John farnal demands petition oil the following Real Els
tate TO wit the north end Of the N. W half of tho NJ W.
quarter of Section No. Township and Range @, CON
tanning 40 and also 80 OF the end of the
south west quarter Of section No. s, Township and
Rage 0, more fully described in said petition. And that
at the September term OF said court application will he
made by said John Yanall that partition be made Of said
premises. JOHN YARNALL.
6y JNo. DAvEHPoRr,
May 90, Is53-6w.1 His Solicitor.
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SILK of iawn color, with tinge Of gold,
is now fashionable in Paris, and is known by
the name ofaurifcre.
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1mEerSuisK Wrisht's indian vcspis hlc PIN.
ALEXANDER,s,s
Drugste
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DEAR 1T IN MIND. If you are in want
OF pretty fancy silk Bonnet of the latest style
al about half price, you can select om the largest
stock in the city, and for less price than you ever saw
one at the slgn OF THE GOLDEN BEEHIVE.
June 3, 1853.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-07-01
$5l,4i7 O3

80 ,1iT U3
Expenses $16l,o75 Al
Receipts 5l,4i7 O3
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-07-01
Balance $ll0,52S 80

llO,52I
Real Estate; Col, Newark, etc. 1881
Engine house, Ma
chine shop, grounds
u their improve
ments $34,0 a.
Machinery 2O7,l2O 81
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ISAAC IRWIN.
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$l6l,975 II

LESS
Passenger Receipts
up to Jan. Is, '53 $3i,2O2 81
freight Receipts 6,5SS 10
Malls to LIST January 1898 60
lst to IS Jan. 573 90
premiums received 6,759 l3
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-27
GeorgetoWn Correspondence.

CEoRGErowY, December D. 1853.
The Christmas holidays have passed! off vc!, usict
iy; but little disorder, and few accidents of any Si-d
occurred 10 tile peace of any, or dis,ur =. ger
eral rejoicing which appeared to pervade al 5.as..s
OF our people. Business Of nearly every kin. wa.
suspended from Saturday evening until lS morning.
Services, appropriate TO the occasion, were had in
all our churches On SUNDAY.
The election OF the officers of Covenant IoJge No
10, - o. F., caIae of last night when the i.,Ilow
ing brothers were chosen: e.. John King of Wm:
V. IT,. N. W. Walker; Recording Secretary n
Porter; r. =, H. +. English; Treasurer, JOHN Fow
Ter. Tins Lodge numbers about one hundred and
MY contributing members, and is in most flourish
ing condition.
.fCrideHt from Fre-nrns.-On Sunday n small
boy, son of Mrs Col Creacy. had IN. left hand badly
t n 10 pieces ~ the premature discharge Of pis
iG, with which lie was amusing himself The load
passed entirely through the hand. intIictins severe
wound DR.. Matthews was called in and dressed
the wound, and tins morniug, we learn he is doing
as well "a could he expected
lro ann Of fiTe occurred i'm our eity Yesterday
aitfrroor-One caused by the burning of foul Chin
Iiey OIL Gay street, and the other by the root of
house on Water street, occupied by Mr.. Brown
taxing hre 1t was suppressed, however, before
much damage was done. The alarm brouoht over
The mon company OF your city, and regret that
considerable disorder and some fighting occurred be-
tween some OF ITS members and those of the VIgIaui
company Several pistol shots were fired-whrth.r
with blank or ball cartridges, we cannot saw Ar
any rate, no damage done. We are informed
that one OF the police officers on the spot and
his attention was several times called to the disorder
ana ming OF The pistol by gentleman present, bu,
he made no effort 10 qIcll the disturbance or arrest
any OF The PARTIES We move the Councils present
INN with leather medal for Christmas git,, a. Il
reward foi Ills fidelity and efficiency officer.
O1r CGnal Is completely blocked up by ice and
navigation suspended Large quqnIitieS Of ice is
floating about our ha~bor, but navigator sti;i con
tinncs open. The steamer Columbia Il .4nc- from
baitmore; 10 L. Plckreli d Co., arrived tn morn
ing. Tie brig FicIia, laden with sugars 10 the
Mrssrs. Brown, Is lying III the cut, bound up She
viii probably reach her wharf to-.Iuv The briu
A"d0vtr, Hardy, laden with flour and corn, was
CLEARED FOR Boston yesterday afternoon by John A.
Grimes.
IL Is thought by many that the inspections o. -four
IA our city for the present year viii be greater Than
It was last, WHEN II reached over 800 900 barrels.
SPECTATOR.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-27

BE- WHY Have We TWO EYES THAT was the
question which Mr.. WHEATsToNs entrapped nature
into answering, in tn, new theory of vision in
June, 1888. Prof. WHEiTsToNE detailed the true
theory OF hnocuIar vision. together with dcscrin-
ton an diagram of his illustrative apparatus which
be hrst called the SrsREoscorE. (afIer two G., eek
words meaning Solids. see,') FIR which in IS40
he was awarded the Royal Nedlal. Its practical
utility has been overlooked, until verv recently ii
has been applied to Daguerrcotype,. wIIITEHUEST
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
anF!es aud also in the colorrg by which they super
se!c anything we have yet seen in Photography. We
d'lsc ell who have not them to call AT his Gal
ery, over the store of Ouvall Bro near tour-and-
a half street
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SECOND DESPATCH.

New YORK. Dec. p, l p. M.-The
flames are still raging. but nearly sub
ducd in the city. The shipping continues
burning. The great ship Republic, valued
at s3fo.000, and her cargo Of -four. wheat.
cotton and beef, valued at $500. coo: part
of the cargo saved in damaged STATE.
Both ship and cargo will be nearly
total loss. The ship Joseph Walker to-
tally burnt. Ship White Squall, near the
Navy Yard, burning. Immense excite
ment. Thousands of spectators looking
on. The total loss several millions Of
dollars. The Republic and other vessels
and property, partially insured. The
weather is very cold. and the fremen
nearly exhausted.
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RANDY a., cor. NV,S
IRON EURNITITRE

'Y'HE attention Of those fJrnishing houses or
4 apartments ia particularly requested to the as-
s1rtnent OF ION Articles to be found on Pennsyl-
yania avenue, south side, het. nth and 10th Sta
IRON BEDSTEAnS AND CRIBS, al Patterns
SPRING MATTRESSES
CIRCULAR ARMS, for drying clothes
HAT AND COAT STANDS
UMBRELLA DO
SETTLES AND HALL CHAIRS
PIER SLABS AND GILT BRACKETS
BRONIED ANDIRONS AND TENDERS
FIRE SET AND BLOWER STANDS
MARBLE TOP TABLES
FOOT SCRAPERS
WASH STANDS
CARD RECEIVERS
THERMOMETERS. &c
Also IRON RATINGS OF great variety of pattern
for Cemeteries, Public squares, and Private Dwell
lings. RALPH UASKTNs
Ia avenue, g. side, between 9th and 10Th st.
doc 7--en3m
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AUCTION SALES.
By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auettoneer

o. y. CUUtOE, AuettonCer.
VERY VALUA ABLE BUILDING LOT IN thu Frs,
Ward at Public S.Ie-0n FRIDAY Afternoon.
Dec Der 23j, ut half past O'Clock. on the nrepi
ses shah sell Lot No II. in Square SO. fronting %
feet on north f1srce between Esd and 24th streets
west running back 7015 feet is foot aliev The
lot has also five foot alley running the fal depth
on the side.
This lot Is situated on one of the squares forrning
the Circle" and is CT he mos. desirable build
ing lots In that section OF the citv
Title indis utabla.
Terms 0ne-third cash the residue In sjx and Q
months for notes satisfactorily secured hearing in
terest. j. G. Mcguire.
dec I'd suctioneer.
Sc In consequence of the rain fhe
above saie IL Numerically postponed till TUESDAY
afternoon, Dco,mber 9Th, fame hour.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
utC "a Auctionrer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-27

There Is no better time than the present L,
purchaSe your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing
10 those in want of superior low priced apparel
We would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known as NOAH WALKERS MAR
pit II Ali CLOTHING EMpOEIU ", Browns build
ing WHORE they can be suited with every variety and
style OF clothing. Their beautiful and well selected
STOCK cons'5S in part, of fine black and fancy
cloth rock, sack and dress coats; superior Iain ard
nancy CASHMERE business frOcks and sacks: ric,,
lainas, pa'etats and sack Oyercoas; with the best
selection OF fine black doeskn and fancy cashmere
pants, cut velvet silks, satin, cashmere and plush
vests Also, shirts, collars, drawers socks cryats
hanhkerci'leS, suspenders, gloves, unlersbirts &c
All of which they will sell lower than sny oths,
house in this or any other city We would also cali
the attention Of ladies to their complete assortment
OF Boys Clothing. large supply OF servants weer
always on hand.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-27

Wetea Returns.-Florence DoRo'oo, assault So
euTity for peace. L. d. Prandou, larceny: dsnji eed
John Ennis malicious mischief; jail on b,ncl,
warrant. Sam Cooper, colofed. rio: jail Ed. Jack
son, eolored, do; security for peace. D. p Cover,
threatening his wife; jail. JAS Gusts, slave, as
Sau'tins white child; ten lashcs. Thos Donne,v,
profanity; fne and costs. Jos. White, Jas. Drudge
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, James Rvon,
fiSordcry in the theatre, do. W. Williams de-. do.
f. iayior, firing pistol in the street. do. F. Lewis.
DO; do Marshall Howard do; do. Jas. Copsev,
drunk aud disordery; do. George Raglin, do; do.
A. bulanry, do; do. Henry Mitte, VIM. Smith.
hrins crackers. do. l.. Dentam, :. H. Barron.
W IN. Worthing;On, and A. Thompson, profanity:
hires and costs. ID. p. kurtz running with an en-
gine Gil the pavement; fine and security. Guy Ora
ham, do; do w. Pinde, colo. ed, profanity: fine
and costs. VIM. Brown, exposing his person: fius,
AMI costs. Wan. Powers, dcrangrd; dismissed. r.
Franklin. pIofanilyj work house. b. Hanna. iniu-
ring property; do. Arthur Hughes, profanity; fine
and costs. G. Cokry, colored, firm. crackers; do.
T.. Conner, larceny; Jail for further examination.
These returns are for the 9th. 2J,h and 26,h.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-27

4s' AN OUNCE of fact is worth pound of theory
ana the swarm of concu,iVe facts hat around
tnat Incompatible preparation, iootaDd's German
btters prepared hv DR.. c. VI. Jackson PhiIadelphia
establishing its value tonic and restorative are
sucn as would prevent incredibly itself from cues
uon1pE its efficacy. In all cases of disease of the
stomach whether acute or chronic it may be- recon-
mended Tor lis soothing, cordial and renovating in
nGencs. Dyspepsia. heartburn loss OF appetite nau-
sea, nervous tr 'aors, relaxation and debility &C.
are relieved ~ the BittHrs in very short sracs Of
ume; and perseverance in their use never fails to
work thorough cure.
For sale by Druggists everywhere
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by = O. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

INTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND HANDSOME
~ FURNITURE THURSDAY morning he.
cemh'r 18th. commencing at 10 O'Clock shall sell
at The Cabinet Factory Of Mr.. John Walters, who
mas ased his buidiuF for other purposes on the
side ct Pa. avence. betwe- 10Th and 18th streets
~ his stock in trade. comprising
Walnut and mahnCany French TIE q a-Tste and plain
Sofas. IN hair cloth
rosewood. walnut, P1d mahogany mal ll. ION Cen
tTe. Scft. and Side tables
MahHgany and walnut Hair cloth and Gre Rocker
Do Dressing aud Plain Bureaus
DO AID walnut marble-t top WashstandS
DO Hcir SpriPg-seat. Care, end Wood Chairs
walnut Extension niniDg Tables RreaSfset Fable
Sdeboards, NbatnctS. Corner Stards
Mahogany and painted Wardrobes, Washs.a IDS
walnut maple and PAINTED Cane ana Wcotsea;
Arm snd Nurse Rockers
o'toulans octstoois, mahogany and walnut Rout
Tables
High, low p ST, Cottage, and TIundle Bcdsteads. Of
various patterns
Cherry Dining Breakfast, and Kitchen Tables
Together with number Of articles USUALLY fouur
10 house-furnis hing store
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum a cred
OF two and four months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
u'c III Au"tioueer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-27

Rs- CoNSUMrTI5N AND SPLITTING BIooD-See the
c"ruEcaie OF Mr.. Turner III. Ramsey, for many years
proprietor of the Farmers Hotel Frederick shurr
va, and late of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. John Minge of the City OF Richmond though
regular physician. AID of course opposed to what
ne oaled qnaek medicines, wes obliged TO say that
its good effects in the case of Mr. Ramsey were won
derfu indeed.
He had been given up by several physicians: bad
tied most OF the quack medicines, and was on the
verge OF despair a well the grave, when he tried
Carriers Spanish Mixture
We refer the pubic to his full and lengthy Ger
tfcate around the bottle, stating his cure
*.*SGe advertisement
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
TIE
WASHINGTON MONTGOMERY GUARDS,
AT JACKSON HALL.

I'hE MDNTG )hERH GUARDS respectfully an
1 rnuncc 70 their friends and the pubic Ia gen
erai, civil ard military thai they will give their So
cond Annual BALL, at jackson Hail on MOSDAY.
january u, 1851
The Committee Of Arrangements pledge them
selves that expense or pains will be spared to
make this the bail Of the season
Al o'clock tie bali viii he opened by grand
promenade, Professor Prospects, Eaud playing the
hcntgomery Guarls Guicastep, composed exIrr, 80
iy for the Montgomerys
The Committee on Refresh mcHtS will leave MOTH
ing urdore 20 please the tastes Of all present
supper can be had at any time between II and 8
O'Clock.
The military are requested to appear in uniform.
NO hats or caps will be admitted icto the Bal
room.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-27

NEW York, Dec. q, IL A. M.-An
awful fire broke out here this morning.
and IS stu raging-fearfully raging. The
ire broke cut in Treadwell's bakery. on
4th street, which was consumed, with
large amount of other property. The
flames spread along 4th street extending
to the wharf 4 number Of ships CAUGHT
fire; among them. Joseph Walkers ship
Great Republic. valued at $500 Gee. She
is totally destroyed. The loss Of prop
erty is immense.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-27
HAVE BEEN RECEIVING

HAVE BEEN RECEIVING,
4 ND ia sore, Il large assortment OF Groceries q
~ every kind which will be sold low ior cash or
t. punctual customers
40 bbls. Loaf, crushed, powdered, AID graIula-
ted Sugar
II bb!s. white cCff1e Sugar, beautiful article
80 halfchests Imperial Gnnpowdcr, Young Hv-
son, and Back Teas
10 do fiue Black Tea, for families
do Imperial and GuDpowdrr Tea
do Old Hyson. of very fine flavor
FRUITS. NUTS. DC.
Rai'ins Figs. Prunes, Dates, Lemons
Tamaritds, Citron, CT.Ir.herrics
Almonds, Fiiberts, Palm Nuts
Pecan and Ground Nuts
o. packages \. Y. Butter and Cheese
case OF Saps1ro Cheese, very fine
New Hams and ShHudp- Bacon
Smoked Beef and Beef Tongues
l Dbl Mince Meat, very nice
bags OF barley. for makiuc vcszt
Pickles in glass jars ana in wood, oS retail
Preserves, assorted
Peaches, Theoretically sealed, retaining their
natural flavor
Six casks OF Youpger's Ale
Seyen casks llibbert's Brown Stout, said to be
the finest imported
One Dbl. TapPacoa
Also, a large Tor of Cigars and fire. Chewing To-
hacco, ofthe best brands
Eirginius, E,dorsdo, Cranpton, and Mi ler'r celc.
brated brand. ? anufacturcd at Lyrchhurg
just received email lot of Turkish Fig Paste very
nice.
For sale by RICHARD j. RYON,
Cor 9th and d sts, few doors from Pa. a e.
Where will be kept constantly fire assortment
OF goods, embracing everything that is usualiy
found In a grocery store
dec 1924 27.&29-4t
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New York Markets

New YORK, Dec. q, Hp, M.-Flour
characteristics of 1900 bbls. State
and Southern brands at 81 so a s. 90.
Wheat advanced-30,000 bushels South
ern and Genessee white 81 s. a 81 90.
Corn, 40, 600 bushels white at - cents.
yellow 76 cents. Cotton dull. Stocks
slightly declined.
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MANAGERS:
On the part Of the FiciG ard .YqF
MAJ ten. Jones, Col. " Hickey
Dr. Cen X { Wcishtman Lieut.. Col. j II Reilly
Maj. Il. keyworth Mai Pr Bacon
Quart hcConun Adit. l.. =. Middleton
Surgeon Morgan Asst. Surgeon } Grrrues
Or the part Of Tire Light Infantry
Capt. G Darlington, Lieut. Sm Ii Clarke,
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. Tucker
Ignatius F. hudd.
On The pa't Of ti.c National Grcys.
Capt Lenucl Towers, Lieut. + Holden,
ii-ut sutton, Lieut. 9 Wales,
Peter Egan.
o., The part Of The Hduter .StG15rshuoteTs.
Capt " r. Bradford, Lieut. MrCui.uu
Lieut.. BIrkhcad, Lieut. Ii cid .rd,
VIM. Smith.
On the part Of Ac Continental Guards.
Capt Smith, Lieut. W Tucker,
LIEUT. Marcsron, Ensign w IIorn9r.
On Tie part Of tie Boone R,fs,nen.
zap e y, n1,eht, Lieut. 7 Otterbark. jr.,
Lieut. IL Ober, Lieut. C VI SanGcrs?n.
George Miller.
On the part Of the lsontgoa.:ry Guards.
taft I hFy, Lieut. Kelly,
Lieut. " Feeny, Ii Ut KelIeher.
James Naher.
On tie part Of the Presidents Hou,ted Guard.
capt feck, Lieut. Clark Mills,
Lieut. Baden, Lieut. J pettihone,
JAS. Casparis
On the part Of The Nai,oua, Guard.
Tsp j Iait, Lieut. J Ii Bird
Lieat Humphrey, Lieut. Alien,
James Johnson
On the part Of the Ctti-ers
W W'YST 4 1ncE, f Has'6 CLARKE.
4 5 ii white, A Mccauslana, Il i I + Eeudo,
wD Wsi1seh VIZ anpp'r' G Z R Cochran.
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PERIODICALS. BOOKS &c


- ECEiNED and for sale ut BAKERS Periodical
~ bcpo, and Variety Store, 9Th St, Island
The Ladi 8 Gazette of Paris, London and n York
fashions for January, 1854, being the LIST No
81 New Work, which the ladies' will find p,r.
ticuiarly interesting and useful -
dndry 3 Ladies' BOOK for January 1871
Ar;hur's Home Magazine do
Putnam's illustrated Industry If All N.t;ans
parts II. III, II, and Is.
New York Journal fnr December
PICTORIAL Bro Jonathan and Picayune for Christ
mao and New Year
new supply of Stationery and School Books
Also, a select assortment of fancy bound Books
and her articles suitable for Christmas and New
Years presents consisting in part OF Bibles, Tesla
ments' LYNN Books, Episcopal and Catholic Prayer
sc, &c.
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