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~ dersigned having been appointed by the pub
fishers, d. Appleton Co, of New York, their sole
agent for the sale by subscription of the first volume
deliverable LIST April. 1854 of Hon. THos H. Ben
TONS Work, Thirty Ycars' View, or a History of
the Working Of the American Government for Thirty
Years, from 1920 to 1850" will call in person npon
the ctizers Of Washington ard Georgetown, Repre-
SentatiVes in Congress- strangers. &c. from Gay t.
day for their subscriptions. Mr. HIS Office for the
present is over the Banking House of Seden Ni:hers
& Co.
1st volume. Price 81 so on delivery
dec 6-3teo J. s. H0LLTNGeUEtD
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q For RENT-The EIIILDlNG Now he

g. FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be-
IL ing finished the northeast corner Of eth st.
ana Louisiana avenue in this CITY.
The first floor has been constructed for Bankir z
Establishment, of marble, with vaBits &c, and two
stores on 9Th street TIE basement is construct i
TO embrace all The noiern convelierces for g Res
taurant, in COnnexion with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters provisions, &c. The restaurant COM
munlcGtes both from i'll and ont doors with the So
cond story, which is composed Of four rooms COM
municaing through ample folding doors f4r the &C.
conm"da'on Of either large small private parties.
Should the second story not be taken in couurHion
with the restaurant the will he rented for Z
fees The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the building. and is well adapted for >
comm0dcnS bllliGId-rOCm fer three tables. The
fourth story embraces the whole extent Of the build
ing, anc is well adartcd for printing room ar
mory. and if not rented will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas AMI water and all the
mo Tern improvements have been introduced on
each floor of this building. and its position situaci
IN the very heart of the most business portion OF
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to, ad !rcss
S.C.B.;RNEY.
street. between 9Th and It'll SIS, Washington
sep lI--eotf-
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Winss-HowaTd March Madeira
w Cogswel's Canary
Bucellus, PaIletino
Lisbon, Burgundy
Ports OF every variety, dry and swoe;
Dnf, Gordon, a;id MOpaz Sherry
GeSter's Anchor and Bonche Cham paynes
Sparkling Cataw ba and Isabella
For sale by
dpc5-.t r. l. SFM,Jrs & mo
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The Presidents Message at New Orleans, ii
Advance Of It's Delivery TO Congress.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The Picauune
received at ten o'clock last evening, and
published in its issue to-day, a full
synopsis Of the message, in advance Of
its contemporaries, and one day in ad-
vance of the transmission to Congress.
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sS- No" Is THE rIAE.-The display of daguerreo-
types AT LCMBS GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., Is truly magnificent. The proprietor isdoing a
handsome husiDess, and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered nd patronzel Enterprise with
genius deserves support. and what is gratifying, al
ways attaiDs 1t. THIS accounts for the success Of
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Dagaerreotypes taken in
al weathers. d,c7-
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Monument 10 Calhcuu.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. "A PROPOSE
ton is before the Legislature of this State.
in favor Of appropriating $4,000 toward
the erection of a monument to the late
Hon. John c. Calhoun.
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Approaching Close TO Navigation.

ALBANY, Dec. S.-The canal is much
obstructcd with floating ice. At Amster-
dam, yesterday, navigation was blocked
up. To-day, however, the weather was
milder.
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New York Markets

New YORK, Dec. 81 p. M.-Flour de-
clined-S,000 State brands sold at S6.75
1851; Southern at SG.94 a S7.12.-
Wheat declined three cents-l5, 900 bush
els sold. Corn-20. 600 mixed, at 81 cts.
Cotton firmer-stocl1s advancing.
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M A r r led .

On the Sd September, 1853, Lieut.. GEORGE w.
DOTY, Of the U. 2. Navy, 10 JULIA, daughter of
tie late Henry Lynch, OF New York.
On Thursday evening, the 9Th instant, by the Rev.
a. Carothers, Mr.. ROBERT THOMPSON to Miss
NARY A. KEMP, all of this city.
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VERY RECENTLY
Ill e ISY j 4 y N lE,S
BOOT s. SHOE STORE E MeRuFsiTngY

%AS@h's u 1hhN EhS tph q,
MSSf For the last ten years located on Sth st
yea near the General Post Office, was removed
7 ~ to Pennsylvania avenue, between Browns
Hotel and 7th street, where the proprietor
has spared no pains expense in fitting IN en- e.
adjustment commensurate with the great ipcreasr
IN the business of the house.
The subscriber tenders bi< mos. cordial and CRATE
fui ach acknowledgements to his friends and patrons f ?
their long continued favCrs. and will be pleased T.
meet them in his new house
have very well assorted stock of BOOTS and
SHOES Of French, New York, Eastern and my own
make, embracing every style and variety: 10 which
] invite the attention Of members of CONGRESS and
citizens generally. HENRY JANNEY.
Pa. avenue n. side, between Browns Hotel
and Ith street, third door from the latter
K
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TIE EHtioncI Guard were out ycster!ag, target
firing, the place selected being the Washington
Monument. There was some very good shooting.
and the prizes Were awarded follows: FIRST prz,
asllvcr cup, won by private Wilson secon! prize, a
gold rI'daI, won by James Johnson.
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fFss FOR RENT--Four small frame HOUSES. on
III street south, between Sd and AZ St Apply
TO Samuel Humphrey. corner of IL and u streets
south, or to c. ". Haveaner, C, between 4 and 9Th
Sts. north. dec 5-Iy
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LNOR SALE--Two fine HORSES at Mr.. Cow
l. ling's Stable, on G. between 18th and 14th sts
They belong to private gentleman, and offered
for sale only because he contempates leaving for the
country.
Mr.. CowIDg will show them and state the price.
nov 12~--tf
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Marine Disasters.

BUFFALO, Dec. 9th.-The schooner
Michael Dousemand has been wrecked off
Point Albino. Insured for 81 900 cargo
insured. The ship Rather, belonging to
Baltimore, from the Chincha Islands,
went ashore on Currituck. She will be q
total loss. Fully insured in Baltimore
and New York. No lives lost.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND CONCERT !

MIR. l.. " H. CROSBY, the celebrated Ballad
vi Singer and Composer, assisted by Mrs. Cros-
BY. who have charmed hundreds of thousands in
different parts of the country oy their sweet Songs
will give concert TONIGHT, at the Industrial Ex-
hibtion on sth street above G.. rich treat may
be anticipated. Come AMI hear.
Adnittance % cents-Children half price.
hncQ
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Z. Q. 0. T. and Masonic DEPOT

:. y. y. = and ID dSCnlC Depot.
E. A. GIBBS.
No. 70 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE Mp
M ANUFACTURERo of l. o 0 f.. RED MEN
w Nj SONIC, and all other Societies RFCih-
LAS, BANNEtS, FLAGS, snd JEWFLS consisting
OF every variety of style for Odd Fellows. tIa-
sonic, Red ri en-, Sons of Temperance,
ate being more e5 tensivc and comrlcte assortment
than can be found in he UNITED STATES
: DsMBERS AND OFFICERS of the various Or,,ers can
ht su2II"d with any style dc,ign from the conf
plet@ assortment always hand, without being oe-
casoned the delay necessary to execute their orders
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Mayor Of Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Dec. Col. Ward, Dem
ocrat, has been elected Mayor of this
city.
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Fight at Il BGH.-About - o'clock last night. n
number Of persons were arrested by officer Boss and
some citizens nj a house I2,b street. where bail
was III operation, for fighting They were taken 10
III" Enart house, where. after an examinations two
oi Them, Ferguson and Clackner We're held to Sc
cuTity Tor peace. The row originated in one person
attempting 10 whip female vino Nas present. when
another ntcTtered 10 prevent it. The '.n.u7sr was
considerable tor time, and caused the sudden de
partrrc OF "A number of gentlemen who ha2pened to
be present.
The Io>t he'i-Thcre has been no tidngs received
Of 'hc lost pouch Up 10 this moment. 1t contained
the AFTERNOON mail from Alexandria which was
valuable, large amount of money being in ii. The
rider, Mr. 4. Fleming, had gone but little over two
mites from Alexandria when his horse was trioht-
encd at the approach OF some boats On the canal
lie soon after nISstd the pouch and returned but
did not hHd IL Officer Davis of this CITY has been
employed 10 search for IL aud efforts have been made
without success. The pouch was lost OH the 9th
inst mt.
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The HesGPcoke and Ohio Canal viii be kept open
for navigation, 50 long the state Of IN. weather
Will permit.
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DEmOVAL.-JOSE HIGGINS, Jeweler.
~ has removed his store to the north side of Penn,
syi'ania avenue two doors west of Wizards Hotel
where no is prepare to make all kinds offne Jewel
ry with the best material and Workmanship Parti
cuar attention will be paid TO the repairing of Jew
ery with nsatness and durability.
n. b: have employed competaut watch-ln lker
who will repair all kinds of watches carefully and
warrant them to perform we'll, dec S-d3v-
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En- TIE Horyidrd Institute, have awarded WHITE
HURST another Medal for his superior Dal,uereotyues
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition at which he
he has received the highest award given Ivy this In
stitute- II you want your likeness taken 20 to
WEiriHCHsTs. He makes likenesses rot charhcters
t his gallery between Fourand half and eth street
PenHsYlVani9 avenun
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Circuit Comt.-Edwn J. McCeary VS.. Robert r.
liazard-counscl for the plaintiff Mr.. Stone; for the
defendant, Mr. WyIie. This was all action or re-
arose out of disputed rent, the house belonged 10
Major Hobhie, who in November 1850, sold it 10
Messrs. Willard. who before the deed was actually
delivered diStraincd and the action was brought IN
conveyance. MIR. kidweH stated that he took the
store In question of Mr.. McCleary aad found that
there was some difficulty about the payment az the
rent Il conversation was held i'll Mr.. stones office
and was agreed that he to take the store free
from my responsibility, ana payment OF the money
he was relieved from any responsibility by Nessrs
w lllard, who had bought the property IN question
Inc case was heing argued by the counsel on both
sides when went 20 press.
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DISLEY,S VARIETE.

nISLEY'S VARIETE.
i l. Immense success Of
Miss GERTRUDE DAWES.
THIS EVENING will be performed
4 HOPELESS PASSION.
Medley Dance hy Miss G. DAWES.
Song by Miss De FORREST.
To be followed by the farce Of
GOOD FOR NOTHING.
To conclude with the drama Of THE TOODLES.
Prices of Admission :-Orchestra chairs IS cents;
dress circle 80 cents; gentleman accompanied by
two ladie 81: family circle 25 cents.
Doors open at 6li-commence at ~ o'clock
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SncH Note I1dictmcHts.-NOw that the Grand Jury
Is sitting many of our citizens revivng tie small
note question, and wondering Grand Jury will
IndIct any of the offenders against the law. We
were Informed by magistrate this morning, that lie
had 'ent case 10 that body, with the names of the
witnesses and the note passed by the offender The
ta!k about the matter IL premature ami unnecessary
~ Il l. far 10 presume that the gentlemen CON
posi'g ule Grand jury, will do what they are sworn
10 do. We shall see.
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dec S-en3tk

e. FOR SALE Or RENT-0n bic term.
90 two-story frame II @ u f. situated or St.
between 9th and 9TH. For further info matinn en-
quire at Mr.. Stones Drug Stora, corner Of ard eth
SITS, where the key may be had.
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Death Of Jonas Chickerinr

BosroN, Dec. 9, II, M.-Jonas Chick.
enng' manufacturer of pianos, died Of
apoplexy.
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Potce-Fhis morning, warrant was issued by
jus ice Goddard against Mr. Stoh the Hospital stew
ard, al the Military Asylum for an assault and bat
terry oil one OF the inmates who was sick in Bed II
appears that Mr.. S'ohl came to the complainant
while sick IN bed and kicked and beat him. threat
ening 10 cowhide him. To an inquiry of Justice
Goddard why he (the complainant did moi com
plain 10 the commanding officer, the reply was .that
II would not he attended to if he had done so' The
warrant was accordingly granted and placed in the
hands Of police officer to bring the defendant he
fore the Justice 10 answer the complaint.
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THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
~ BENEFIT Of Mons and Mad. MARZETTI.
THIS ETENLNG, will be performed
KISS IN THE DARK.
To be followed by first tme) THE COOPERS.
After which. A GRAND ADVERTISEMENT.
To conclude with the psntomime of
J0CKO, THE BRAZILIAN APE.
Prices of Admission Dress circle. Iarauet. and
third tier so cents; reserved and orchestra seats IS
cents; fimiy circle and coOrei gallery % cents
Doors at Ga to commence Mt o'clock.
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CuEDEEN'S AND INFANTS HATS, CAPS, and
y Flats of all coo-z. stylas qualities and prices
? large ard superior assortment COW on hama and
cheap fer cash ut LANES.
Fashionable Tat and Cap Store,
Pennsylvania arcuFe, near ~ street
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Railroad Accident.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Last night COL
hslon occurred on the Erie Railroad three
miles from Jersey City. Seven or eight
badly wounded, two legs broken, one leg
cut of-probably two injured fatally.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

eEa FOR RENT have several Furnished houses
ssm: for rent, pleasantly located. Small families
Gfss> without children can be accommodated at S15
800. $3.50. and 500 per month.
Also several furnished rooms, with or without
board.
Apply to e. n. STRATT1N,
dec 9-d1w huctionrer
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NEW GOODS-IITST RECEIVED

'ENiE ladies of Washington and its vicini are re-
sre"tfuiiy invited u call and examine a spler-
dd assortment OF Dry Goods. which VIII be sold very
low for cash. The following is part q the stock
on hand
Cambria Edgings. Swiss do. Camh-ic Bands. do
Sleeves. Embroidered and plain do. Lace embroil-
cred handkis collars, from u cents to 81 So Lace
falls. silk mitts kid gloves and many other arti.
cies too numerous to mention.
E. s. TATE.
Pa avenue, doors from Centre Market. g. side,
dec PIT
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NEW MITSIf PIANOS 60


ME have this week published the .'star Schot
w tlsche by GSchwend, and dedicated to
MrSsrs .Naliach Hope, Of the Evening STAR
' ms Is very pretty Schottsche. ard friends
shouid not fall to secure copy. We have also re-
Gently opened five new Pianos, fr, III the establish
oent OF knabe Cache < Co.. and ore from Firth
POND, Co, n u, 10 of which we invite the 1T
tention OF those in wal OF q fr,t rate instrument
az We are determined to Sell at very low rates,
j. Z. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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The JeariHsS' EaGfe>.-As Tire above property in
England, : lie subject ~ litigation, an account of
The gcarglDgy q: tie claimants IN tie United States
CgnnC; .rl {" PTovc interesting In 1874 John Jen-
UIIg~. the son Of the oldest sur, wing son of the
owu.r of tEr property. emisIdi-d from England To
Amc1ca- bu1;ll. with hiu A:H~ hIS wife and their
children Elizabeth, LuEe. ana john. and probably
two cl'i-s. Grace and Dolly. I.avlng behind their
eldest syH- Thomas, who WIS }rsrnaDNt To- Elizabeth
with q Tic'f IUcir. They ltYird about the Isl of
Decrmb"r. ~ Fredericksburg Va, and The 1T OF
January. ~, following wear, H7IJ.) his wIfe was
confined with a'I"T 'Hi.,. banned Lucy. In I1I@-
p "a" -: Tie above children raniCd John died OF
~" small ppy. aud IN I.GJ-5! JOHN Jennings, tie
father, did -Hiieulv aud h1rir,. AT FrcrrcSa-
bug, a. IN l1G2, previously To February list. lis
widow waS manned to NH,. White. and about the
same date "'. pt her so3~. Luke Jennings. ap-
TTrni-cff 30 ~l"jt>liSaniI co"ufy, Va in 1863 thu
other sos. tT"uI-. WAC Lad been left IN England.
cam" To AH=r.ra .,Hd was aPprruticed lii the sane
county. la LOS Elizabeth Jennings The eldest
,h-.t. Wa married To- JnLr WISE. oi Alexandria.
~ Loo one %, tir s"ir> EaHI" Luke was killed nj
Ire byu', 30 ECHSrT ii.ii. Ia !.7J OF the iaugI
l'r>. taHInt iH"N. W. LtITTi"d To TLn-. RigdPn.
t''t'r.'.,) oi Gong town. Between 1875 ana 1870
tis>. me OIa' 81 ,i!r residence % her s,n Thomas
20 tIip pcT ,DUaIy. Va, 3In the recollection Of
Lucy JrhnIn.-- twidow-l and ct Benjamin Du,all
10th Of Va ard VIII" ~. BOW living. In 1914 Mrs..
VIZ died 10 A.'&Iri ~. Ia I,..I Thomas Jennings
G.ri - I.oT.iDl county Va. and IN l-.z3 Mrs Rir
den dIed IE Georgetown, ID. &. The descendants OF
thr above scattered AL parts OF the United
-tA'e, from '' ttdi 10 tp thc fdrEic- and are ev
m Htly The true herr law this extensive properly
NctioHGi IaeGf6c.-ThIS Is TO he grand night AL
the National. The occasIGn the benefit of those
accomplished performers, Mons. and Mime. Mar
zettI. Urea Matthias To- dance one of her finest
TIeces''Le J0ta Arrogsnaise'' Spanish dane. ar
ranged expressly tor her hy +. RaYei who with J.
Ravel ami MesGamrs MarZerti and AzeI will also
Gdrce IL the OF the evenings entertainments
The pieces The CO1pers." for the first time
hels. ana ''Jnckn, the Brazilian Ape" The firs,
q. these pieces though LOT known III Washington
rankS certainly OF TIE master pieces OF the
troupe. 'triuglhg down the hOsIse' throughout its
fHtre performance, wherever thus presented 10 the
Pubic The second piece l. too well known 10 |
Warrington audiences, u, being miTth and wonder |
aspiring beyond expression, 10 need description al
cur haBds.
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D0ARDING.--Mrs T. T. DUVALL having COM
- pletei the arrangement of her house. il now
prepared to receive hoarders by the day. week or
month: Her terms will be moderate, and every eff
fort will he made to render her guests comfortable
Location nearly opposite Browns Hotel. over uoov
er Son & Shoe store. nov 30-9taw2w
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"a FOR SALE-An excellent family Car
'FS<TTe rlnge. Harness and Horsc. The carriage
tais--es<3 and harness new. well made. and cf
y II the latest style. The horse is perfectly
gentle and kind. and be driven with entire safe
ty by lady They will he sold very low for cash
apply to MIR. Dorsey, at his Stables, Oh 7th between
III ana SIS. dee t-Si#
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GREAT RUSH To
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
The Great Wonder of the World has
Arrived
HF H

ORIGINAL MIRROR OF TIE MAMMOTH CAVE
~ OF KENTUCKY, and the world renowned
CATARACT OFNIAGARA, in Summer and Winter
Having made most successful tour through Eu-
rope, during which the splendid and ,stly PIANO.
rama of the Worlds Fair Of London, was added, is
now open at Odd Fellows Hall, Washington, and
will remain for few days longer
In connection with the above q grand CONCERT
will be given by Misses Jenny and Rosa Avondae.
Admission % cents.
Doors open at So Embellishments at -.
JN0. UOWORTU,
Proprietor and Delneator.
dec eff JOS. q. W PIKE. 4 gent
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BE- J. c. MeGUIRE. Auctloneers

By j. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneers.
'lNHO FINE HORSES at Auction.-On SATUR-
l. DAY morning. December 10th, at IL O'Clock. in
iront OF my Auction Rooms, shall sell two fine well
broken Horses, one of them an excellent saddle
horse, and the other a very superior buggy horse
Sold because the owner has further use for them
Terms cash. j. c. MCGUIRE,
dec Cd Auo,;o.
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NOR RENT-Two very handsomely furnished
4 rooms, with everything necessary fer comfort,
on 7th st. between G ard II, west side. The ROOFS
well suited for two gentlemen. Inquire at
A. SELLHAUSEN.
dec S-1W TnhaccNrist. 7th ST
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BOARDING.

MRS. MANNING having thoroughly reno
WI waited and newly furnished her house, on 18th
between and streets, viii rent number of her
rooms to mess Of members or others during the
session Of Congress either with or without board
The location is central and one of the most desira-
bic in the citv dec s-3t*
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WHIS KEY 700 barrels WestmoreIacd
w County, Zegler, Magnolia, Sun, Eagle, aud
fannissee brands, For sale by
dec ST. B, [. SEMMEs q BRO
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"N MRS Z. GkEGGs open handsome rs
~ lsortment Of Paris Millinery Thursday. the
With instant, over Geo. j. Aliens Store be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, the north side of Pa
avenue, where she respectfully invites the attention
Of the ladies Of Washington and Georgetown.
-
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O. FOR RENT-A brick HOUSE. on st. north
Eli between 9th and 18th streets, containing eight
rooms and convenient to the northern market Cuse.
Also, l am now selling off my stock of Dress
Goods at prime cost. Great bargains are to We lad
in all kinds of Dry Goods. Shoes &c. Mems Boots
low 81 so. Ladies 6 alters as low rs $50. Ladies
Shoes as low SIC. IT. B. BROWN.
Corner 18th and | SITS, Northern Liberties.
IL
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HATS! HATS" HATS ..--Gi the latest fashion
T. and most approved styles, fall assortment
now On hand st LANES Fashionable Hat and Can
store, Pennsylvania avenue, Fear y st.
dec 2-;lZw
SHlETS, SHIRTS, SHIKTS.-Gent,emen in want
- of superior article and gocd-ftting shirts will
find first rate assortment OF all styles at
LANES
Gentemen's Furnishing Establishment
dec 2-d0w
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Fire The alarm of fire this morning. about four
o'clock, was caused by the burning Of an old frame
house on l3ih street, near l. The house, we are
told, was not occupied, and was probably fired by
some lnccndidrv. The loss Is small.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-09

fJNHREE Ii Rt f. and comfortably furnished rooms
j can be obtained by enqmring at Mr.. pe5hody's
on ST. north, between Delaware avenue and lst s..
Capitol Hill. These rooms within two minutes
walk of the Capitol, and would be suitable for
berS Of Congress. dec S-6t$