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11SN<SNf A@OSS ~AANA ~<~fSA Oo1SN~N
1 HAVE the House, Lott and Livery Stable in the
Il town of LOudon, Tenn, on which there is run
ming water, fronting Atlanta street, No. LIS; and
contains from to acre, which will sell low
Apply to the Editor of the Free Press, or to
JAMES W. NELSON,
oe1Stf-n50 Knoxville, Tenn.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
THE SECRETARY OF The TREaSUR
COLLECTOR BRONSON

ounce reading the Hon Mr. Guthrir- report. | bcg
- leave t. "np,R my destiny from Jud e Bronson =
c"dttI, lest il may pitch mo r'lt1is r,sas into the
extremely awkward cavity OF The Immortal
Breaches, ct ta Brute
when rOgues fall out" &c.
Much 40 have reason 10 know of the scared Black
Hearted e-Liyerri f-uvrn-daring incredible vii
lany prsctSeI 10y High officials
Who. dead 10 all but brute sensation.
But mock At all d-nuneiati0n:
who under many closks. fT,ty. net excepted. slsy
wit'nut remUrse, helpless women and children Il
lsG. az tctdf IkR0ac) to feast ufamy their very
Blood i confess WAS iyisrAnt of the mcouceivable
amnunt OF f,u,sd that Report (by impiication) I'M
folds
Where (recompenSe for horrors d-erth)
These Eightoned Princes of the Earth
Are held in high r+pute,
While honest rogues, who only steal
To get some rameut meal,
Are treated like Brute
lfsuch bu worth deserving rchca,
Then ''go il blind We sons OF Witches
No f,vnrS msrr Mis cit'd teseeches.
Save that pair of mat hl-ss brec,hos.
Ea~ CAHiLL.
N. b shall soon commence a course of Lectures
on the Rise, GRANDEUR and Dee ,dence OF Republics
1icke's l2lI cent?. De, l3
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
MADAM ELIZABETH DANNsTPoM

The celebrated prima donna at the
Swedish Theatre Royal, Stockholm, has
arrived here with the intention of giving
In this city her first concert in this coun-
try. Madame Dannstrom is accompanied
BY Herr Loyegren, the eminent Swedish
pianist, and by her husband, Professor
Dannstrom, a scholar of the Conservatory
OF Bergamo, and singer holding the
same position as Belletti at the Theatre
Royal Of Stockholm.
these eminent artists are provided
with letters of recommendation from their
distinguished cOuntrywOmen, Madame
Jenny Lind and Miss Frederick Bremen.
VINO speak OF them in the highest terms
OF eulOgy.
We copy from the New York Herdd
the following article:
Dir. lsidor Dannstrom and his highly
talented lady arrived in our CITY a few
weeks since. Madame Dannstrom was
IN 1850 engaged AZ prima donna at the
Royal Theatre of Stockholm, where her
artistic skill and remarkable voice were
much appreciated. Since that period she
has travelled over Europe, giving occa-
slonal concerts. We do not know vet
the intentions of the fair prima donna,
whether she is to give concerts on her
own account, as formerly, or if she is
ABOUT to form an engagement with some
concert or opera company. 1t is rumor-
ell that she intends leaving us for Wash
ington on the opening of Congress. Mr..
l. Dsnnstrom, who was engaged as barry
tono at the same Theatre with his lady in
Stockholm, is scholar of the Conserya-
tory Of Bergamo, in Italy. lie is the
originator of new method of singing
and it will be sufficient to name among
his pupils Miss Westerstrand, whose
aeb''t at Berlin was lately made with so
much ectat. and Miss Bergilner, who oc-
euples now the first rank at the Theatre
Al copenhagen. Mr. Dannstrom comes
from Paris. where he has been teaching
in aristocratic and fashionable circles
and he intends to resume here his nro.
fessional duties" r''
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
PERSONAL.
Father Gavazzi. the L

49,. Father Gavazzi, the noted religious
Controversies, is at Browns Hotel
Senator Geyer, Of Missouri, is danger
ously i'll at st. Louis
-. We learn that the Hon. JoelG Seaver
who figured in this region during the late
Presidential cfmpai en- n. stump orator. is
subscriber for sock to the Pacific Railroad
to the tune OF $500. 600
80. Hon. Henry A Muhlenburg, of Pa, is
lying dangerously i'll at Wizards Hotel with
typhoid fever 1t is fe1red he will not re.
cover
Alfred II. Ame', of this city, arrived
at Boston on Saturday from the Cape of Good
Hope
go. Mr. Robert Walker, Deputy United
States Marshal, died suddenly, sitting in his
chair, at Richmond Va, on Friday last
-. Miss Davenport is playing at the Broad
way Theatre, New York in a new plav in five
acts, entitled ''Camille. or the Fate of Co
quette," by the author Of " Civilization.''
80. The Galveston Texas papers state
that gentleman named William L. Moss.
from Hancock county GA committed Suicide
in Marshall, on the 10th inst, by cutting his
throat with razor. He had property to the
amount of SIG, 600 with him
-. We learn from the Austin State ga
c5tts that Governor p. III. Bell has resigned the
Office Of Governor Of the State OF Texas, and
the duties Of that station have been thereby
devolved upon the present Lieut. Gov. j. w.
Henderson, by whom they will be discharged
until the 2lst Of December next
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

SD- metropolitan Mechanics' Insti-
tute.-The School of Design of the Metropolitan
Mechanics Institute will b. opened about tn. 18th
or 18th instant iii The third story Of Parkers Build
ing, Oh Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and eth
streets.
The school being limited to one hundred and
twenty scholars those DESTROYS of becoming attached
thereto will please hand in their names to any of
the officers of the restitution. New members over
twenty one years of age will have pay three dol
lars thoss under twentyone and not less than four
teen years pay two dollars Present senior members
will pay two dollars and junior members one dollar
Upon paying as above which must be done before
entering the school, they will receive ticket of
membership in the Institute. emitting them to all
the privileges of the School Of Design Lectures and
Exhibition, if any shall be held
BY order Of Board of Management
7. NJ. PEARSON, Rec. Secy.
dec Geo.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
AT COST
Al GUST
IN GRAPE SIIAWLS, all qualities

IN GRAPE SHAWLS, all qualities
cO Amongst which nay be found very RI, -
broidrr,d - ~" enl
Also, cur stock Of Cloth and Velvet Cloak. 81,
cost. an a.
With our entire stock 90
DRY GOODS
Embracing all the most recent styles Of
DRESS GOODS
WTh every article found in well selected SOL
Contemplating change ia our tirm next NIL
II IL desirable that III" stock De greatly r,Iu,., -
hat lm'V will Therefore sell cur stock witb.rt
the reservation OF any article f.r one mont =.
cash only, at cost.
A rae rhaLc. j. thus offered for the time n.n,i7,
ed OF selecting from SO, X Of the yhoir,.t -
in this section of The country, "a prices loae, ri
many art'cs' can liz had at Wholesale lIic-s N Ns
YORK city. T. MYERS i co
Iron Hall Dry Goods SIR
Pa. avenue, between 9th aud llti -.
do. N I'm,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

OAnonymous writer's will please bear
in mind that we pay no attention to let
tiers or communications unaccompanied
by the real name of the writer. Persons
who are ashamed of their names are I'M
worthy Of notice.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

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.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
ELEGANT RICH FURS,

Il oDO O. W, bruNHs Hot. Pa avenue. in.
4 wife the attention Ia their elt-l.iVe and uUr.
vailed assortment OF
l. DIES FIRS
Of every dcsc'Ip iun-consi- ting 81 Long Flat Els
pnlatinss, pOluiase NituIiu,s. rillorues Cuii- a.
RICH HUDSON BAY SABLE
BAUM AND STONE MARTIN
ROYAL ERMINE
FITCH IAE1lN
MINK BD
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
BLACK LUSIDLhA,
And other styles, recognized hy Ia.t aud lash.
ion. dec g.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
FENCING SCHOOL.

4 tHEE ALEX NlEuZIELSkI. late Major in the
" Hungarian army, instru.ts liz all the Lraurb.s
ofthe healthy and gallant pli>hm-nt Of Frnr-
ing, a. taught in Europe aud America and the
fashionable acco nIpl!shme'.t I an American q mile
mSn-so conducive t. heath, graceful attitude. AMI
dcfencive requirement.
Terms: six lessons i5-l2 lessons IS in advance.
de- i:--d3m near cor. 18th and Pa ave.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
lARuSI'S SALOON.

ENATHER GAyAZZI will deliver lecture at Ca
IL rusi's Saloon. on Tuesday evening, Dec 18th.
Father Gavazzi can deliver hut one lecture he
is engaged in New York, on Thursday evening
Tickets 50 couts--to be had at the door.
One half of the nett proceeds will be- given TO the
Ladies Benevolent Association.
Doors open at to :, lecture commence at '1.-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

NEW MrsIC.-John F. Ellis, Pa. av.,
between 9th and 10th streets, has sent us
the " Reset Mazourka" composed by J.
A. Janke, and La Brunette Schottisch"
by Il. S. Coleman.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS

COMMITTEE or ARRANG EMENTS.
(Rsd ROsett-.)
Jas Loveass. JIG Ofutt,
5 b Boyer, Henry Forrest
Henry Urine, ko"ert Barley,
Jno Sut.r, Sanll P-unihgto
Jno Conner, Lord
Martin, Draper.
NlaGgsrs on H- part Of tie .S9ci,ty.
Armstrong, VIC Butler.
Robt Alien, Middleton BirAhead,
ii Andrew. Edward Bridge,
Louis l. Brunette, j NcK Baei,
Geo { Barron. Geo T. Coils n,
j VI CerIicO, W III NanuaiI,
II Dove. u q Curtis
" Douglass, y EruuImDnd,
Dawson, sd Evans,
David kcilenberger, III Go darl. jr
W Gallant, N Hutchinson,
T King. l. Herbert.
Jas Reeves. " NICK Ferry,
T TYdingS. WIN oiOld
4 r. Wright. j L hitsher.
las Mcfarland, saml Rabbit
Jas Johnson, Jos l. Garter,
J Il Hunt, Saml SkIiimaD,
J T. Chamey.
Oa :lc pat Of :te Ch,.1r.
Iuo Shields TX ufurt,
\ Valentine, RCbt Va ers,
ihOS " hrelr~, Francis ~ alur ~,
" Calf, J"r sh!llington,
Capt T it, Geu liiihu>.
: K SviNe-t-r. Jno Smith,
Baldwin DraLe, Afr wilhcrsCn.
SylIr~t.r Iiuii. Fanflx CIu jumps.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
tS;G,ist R5Ss;ts)
Jas A uri9r, JuO 4 Su gar,
Juu Conner, T. VI Hugo
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
HhGfe HoS,tfS.)
Ephram Richmond, Thomas IIerlert,
Salnl liamme, Gettinger,
Th0S Johnston, } III Middleton,
L. III. Fitz.
Tickets ONE Notwithstanding IA Gentlemen X
ladies' to he had Of the Committee and at the door
the evening Of the ball.
All the managers on the part Of the Society will
be designated by blue ribbon On their left breast
dec b
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
ANNIVERSARY BALL
OF THE
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY

THE Executive Committee appointed to make the
L necessary arrangements respectfully make
known 10 the public that the contemplated Ball OF
the COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY will
take place at JACKSON HALL, on MONDAY, the
9th of January 1854.
Every ARA cement will be made to insure satis
faction.
~ Ticket TWO Notwithstanding gentle
man nd laiit :.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

DY LLOYD Il co, Claim, Pension, and Bounty
- land Agents. 18th str. ct opposite the Treasury.
Washington, d. C.
Cash advanced on Claims, &c,
Claims before Congress or tks United Statvs that
have been abandoned 10y other agents IcGgtti. IS,
have been successfully prosecuted by Letter.
addressed above, post paid, will lie promptly at
tended to. dee h
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

Y To secure the insertion of Advertise
~rsnfs they must be brought to or counting
room before - NJ ssth~piss they may not
appear until the nert dau.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

-. An Englishman, named VIM Rroun
hss oeeh arrested at Newark, n J., OH the
charge of forging notes to the amount Of
$2,l3o. He had sold or discounted several Of
thsnotes.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
VERY SUPERIOR BLACK TEA

Al .Iyiy cetts per- pound.
> CHESTS sf fresh and suyeri. Black TIA, at
~ the above price, warranted TO please and ref
erenre can be given 10 the first ply sicaus and Rev
ereni gentlemen OF tho city. Call aud Try it.
Fine Green Tea
Mocha, Old Government. Java, and other kind.
of Coffee ut H. NJ L KINGS
dec l3-eo2w Corner 18th aud sts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
JOurIeymeH HOUSE Carl enters SCritly,
or WASHINGTON CITY.
At IirLSnN HAT

AL d AZ kSDN HALL
TIL CRSDAY, December &c, 1853.
lVIE JOUENEYMEN HOUSE CARPENTERS
/ take pleasure in announcing that their fiI.t
Annua! BALI will take place IT ia kson Hall, on
THURSDAY, bro > q. 1853
The Committee o; Arrangements deem ii unneccS
Sary To- state they vi their Test ende;vDIs TO
make this the ball IF the scssou and every depart
nent faithfully SERVED and they also pledge them
selves that they viii make every II II To preserve
dccnrum and RESPECT.
The refre-L ne is will be served by the We'll know Il
caterer. Mr. &. Columbus.
W,llamo CotIlun Eand has been engaged 70: the
occasion.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
| RARE CHANCE FOR N,Eryc uo,,-,.

L A person having fine pair Of Horses ana W
on soshplete wishes to JOIN smother VIII -, "Ag
i,Lni flO 70 $3.50 IN cash and also unexr,
IT,. and h, "a a. 90 character and business hal
very saie and lucrative business that Nj -, 10
nett pT"flt OF from $3.50 Tn - Der MIL ,ir'd
20, D, at The OH Of The Evening star VII
dec l0-3t* 'ah Jc had.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
INDUSTHIALE xHIRITION-

U3 At TIE EAnbillOn on 18th above G. street
Mr. Crosby will give another of his popular Concert
The Rev. DR.. Peck, and the Rev. Mr. Sunderland
will make brief addresses and Prof Schecl will fill
up the Intervals with excellent music on the yaruu.
instruments contributed tn the Exhibition IL l.
hoped that the President and Cabinet i'll lac presput
tonight. To the lovers Of innocent amusemcut and
Of rich intellectual entertainments the exercises To-
night present unusual attractions dec 13-1t*
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

The bakers Of Philadelphia. have re-.
solved not to bake or serve bread on Sun.
day.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

A report has been made in the Sontb
carolina Legislature in favor of charter.
ing all tho banks applying. ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
DORTE MONNAIEs.-L,wyoND-

eree', "a door below 4. has on hand . ..'' :.
' n OF Porte Mpnnai-. Ladies Worh pe soDd
T pr,sh pss'ns Gases Port foos Combs and H..
dec =" u p e'erS description, for sale cheap.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

o|-Messrs. AKDIrI and DEvRlES, directors of
u3 the Italian Opera Troupe, respectfully an
nounce that during the ensuing week there will he
given three Grand Operate Pcrf0rut at RiSeys
Varieties, commencing on Monday, Dee 10, 1915.
Opera nights, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Gee l:;-TW2t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-L,uvor,

IN street., doors below 4. 10 now rec.i,; :.
an ~ sdiltlonal supply Of Fancy Goods sr,i,s,1n 4
Sa :, PRESENTS and for sale Mt very ow pris
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
~ Smithsonian institution Lee.

~ Smtth sOnfaM 1nstitutfOn Lee
uS tures.-On MONDAY EVENING the 18th
Instant by Benjamin Hallowell. Subject: 'The
sun, Neptune, the Asteroids and Comets
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th Instant
10y DIR. j. Lawrence Smith. Subject: .The elements
Of the atmosphere, CONF rising Oxygen, Nitrogen,
and Ozone. or Oxygen In it, al.otropir condition.
On FRIDAY EVENING, the 10th Instant 10y Dr.
Smith. Subject: THE physical properties OF the
atmosphere, as its color, weight, elasticity &c.
The Lectures wi confidence ut X o'clock
dec l2-5t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

A CROWDED HoUsR-Ihe Dyunknrd-
Risley's Eariete was literally packed last
evening to witness Mr.. Goodall's admir-
able personation of the Dr,nkard."
Hundreds were unable to procure seats.
MIR. Goodall acquitted himself to the sat
istaction of all present-in fact, he was re-
ceived with much enthusiasm. At the
conclusion Of the piece he was called be-
fore the curtain and responded to the call
in neat and appropriate speech.
Tonight, the Drunkard" is to Ike re-.
peated, and Judging from the excitement
created in favor Of the talented Goodall
and the desire to witness the representa-
uon Of the great moral drama in which
he appears, another crowded house will
greet him.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
FANNY RInup

hNE th11sard tarrsls fresh ground. ,,- ell.
dec l0-3t- RoVCr 10Y
NOTICE.-The public arr he-.lv c,,,,,,,-,.
~ 10 receive from John I. ERy two note. - ~.
hundred dollars each, drawn to IN, order =, %"
! am determined not % paw them - - - uAs
traudulently obtained from me in rsrt rryrs.,.,
lot which Day sold to me. Tie lit sire. III
chase being advertised for sale under an ~, L''
court. '''i al
dec l0-1t< RnrE,.7, y ,,,-,.,-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

MANAGERS Il RLe Rose'te.l
CLAYTON, Abraham Cook, Jas Charles,
Jas Chrdal, y Hammond, L Barnard.
L J klopfer. RIch'd ClaXton, Dennison,
J Tate. W X Mclean, W W Currau,
l. Smith, W A Fitzgerald, W Kennedy,
] Mattingly, VIM Marie. Bowling,
Wilkins, G. W Morris, W Woo iwsrd,
j Larcomb, IF Halliday, Seth Eliot
Jack. " Scho'er. Dyer,
j III Sessf)rd J McQuilan, J III Trenh-lm.
COMMITTEE ON INVITATION AND RECEPTION.
White RoSsts)
Jas English Brown. Bowen.
VI Judge, Mclntire, j Cogswell,
& Mcpherson, q Rock, j Cunningham,
Joel Brown, + NJ Detwiler, j Robinson,
4 Glenroy, j 7 Halleck, A McGuiggan,
Wilmington, j b Williamson Franzoni.
COMMITTEE ON REFRESHMENTS,
(Bts ROseteD
Geo Cochran. Thos W Howard,
b c Wright JOS W Davis,
Vim Morocco, 1hos. Rich.
FLOOR MANAGERS RI Roset,)
VIM. Jones' Vim Belt.
kar The above Committees requested 10 meet
ut The S,ciety's roon., City Hall, Saturday
ing, the Eth instant. dec e.
DEEPLY TO NOTICE.-Mr. c. III. b.
IL Ashton unnecCss arily brought before the pub
lie the subject Of certain and o.Eer business
pending between myself aud him, 1 would briefly
state, that Mr.. Ashtou's liabilities very clearly
defined in writing and nor less is expected
of Kim. than what that writing calls f,g.
dee l3-2t* p. ENRICH.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intelligenceris full of general news,
with little editorial. 1t contains ais IA
continuation of the Heap Journal of
Beale's and Heaps excursion overland to
California.
The Union, referring to its proprietor's
defeat in the contest for the Senate print
ing, tells the truth in saying that hos
tility to the Administration on the part
Of some Of the Democrats who coalesced
with the AbolitioniSts and Wings to pro-
ducs the result, was the reason why they
took that course in the secret balloting.
The editor further shows from the able
report of the Public Printing, that the
cost of the printing Of the last Congress,
(including the whole of the census print
ing was as follows:
THIRTY-sBCOSD CONGRESS-, FIRST SESSION.
Printing for the Senate, cost J. Sl4. 500 II
Printing for the House, cost $50. Is. S22 SO
TRIRrr-sRCoND CONGRESS-, SECOND SESSION
Printing for the Senate, cost 80. .S24 $50 II
Printing for the House, cost 800. 4.092 So
Printing Of the Census. (cost, )..... 59O9 90
Aggregate cost of printing, under
the act OF 1892. l2J, 595 80
The cost Of the paper was Sl9l $50 81.
These figures show that the Senate
printing alone will not yield $4,000
profit IN COngreSS-twO sessions.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

X IKE w ARD-Was lost or placed IN >,
wrong hack, on the evening q the en- ir.,
=. The |" aShinston Depot, one Carpet Bag one r.
BOX, and snsll Basket. The carpet-hAr ana t 'aoa
no1 were marked "Mr. Tsasc Si,by. NewTort - !,
Inc above reward will b. paid for the delivery ~
articles al Mrs Lsngs Hotel, Georgetown. we
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
APPLES APPLES

4 ppleti Apples.-Hss been rpcsivsa 4,
~ PECK & WEED, on Louisiana syen,a or
uie corner OF 10Th street. and opposite the old ~
hoase, 500 BARRELS CHOICE APPLES 81"
sale hy The barrel or larger quantity. tut
dec II div
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

D 4 Attention.! eagers.--You are here
a 81 by ordered to assemble ut your arnory, TUES
" II DAY at o'clk PIN. As business of importauce
II IL will be transacted it is necessary that every
member be present.
By order OF the Captain
J.. LOFFLER,
dec 1T Secretary.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13
ATTENTION. "sT. CLAUS ~

AlIENIIUN, 81. CLAUS"
COMMITTING NICE FOR THE H0LlDAYS-R
- l.. 4. Stuarrs New York &c ebrated Steam
Candies, in pound and half pound paper neatly put
up at their establishment. MaillurI's French Can
dies and Chocolates.
The above Candies and Chocolates are from the
best establishments in this country and warranted
Also, l case IF very beautiful imported Sugar
Toys. which are small, and the greatest variety Of
costumes, 'Cupds," animals, &c, at
KINGS Family Grocery
dec l3-eo2w Corner 18th and SIS
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ROOkS-

NEW BOOKS
~ Ii, hard Williams. the pat:eonisn Mis,,ops,r
by the Rev. Jas. Hamilton. I'D.
Jaqselin, Pascal, OF A Glimpse If Cuuv.u, Lit =.
Port Royal.
The Flower of tie Famy-a book for gal.
The Religions ct the V Grid aud their Relations .,
Christianity, ~ r. H. MauIirr
Berridge's Christian Wo..J Uum sLel L, lev r
Guthrie. I'D.
Pari'ys Present fCr all Seasons
The Edinburgh Doll and otter Tales for Ll3,a,
Fine English Editions of the iO!i.~iI. Jny,nil.s
Guizot's Moral Tales
Evenings at Home
The Swiss Family Robinson
The Little Savage. by Capt Mari, At
Celebrated q i,iIcu, ly VI Mason
Sanford Merton
For sale 10y GRAY a RhILANTYNF
dec To- 1th " r,hr til L.il,v- III;
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y. CARROLL MASON
Attorney and COuuseIlOr-at-L6v

NA~nNCTuN L. g.
WILL attend 10 all business c,.ileai,,i With III
w profession, and also o. tie rr,stutiuu Al
claims against The General q, NerI Iueut
Office in the east wing sf the City Hall
a Inn