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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04
In RotRD OF Po,f,soD

II BOARD OF BoMMoS Corsc1L
A ACT in relation to contributions to rhe
"A National Washington Monument.
be 1t emoctea By the Board of alderman
ant Common Cornell OF the Citv of Wash
.ngton, That the Mayor be and he is author
ized and required to cause suitable boxes ia
be procured and have the same delivered IN
the commissioners Of Elections of the several
wards on or before the opening of the polls
on the day of election in which to deposit
such contributions as the citizens NAV be dis
posed to give in aid Of the National Washing
ton Monument, and to defray the expense
thereof, an amount sufficient is hereby appro-
prlated payable out of the general fund.
SECTION 2. lind be 1t enacted, That the Com
mlssioners of election of the several Wards
upon receiving the boxes hereby provided for
snail place them in conspicuous position at
the polls and direct the attention of the yo-
ters to the same, and, upon the closing Of the
polls they shall count and safely keep such
contributions and return the same to the
Mayor within twepty-four hours after the
closing of the said polls.
n. CALLAN,
President of the Board of Common Council
B. B. FRENCH,
President of the Board of Aldermen
APPROVED, June Sd, 1853.
JOHN ". MAURY.
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Hoe ShilIinatcn receives all the rev
Books and Newspapers as fast as published
He is agent for Harper's and all the other
Magazines. and our readers will always find
large and good assortment of Blank Books and
Stationery at his Bookstore, 0deon building,
corner of Al street and Penn. avenue. feb
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.


We are gratified to be able to announce
that B. B. French, esq, the new Commits
sioner of Public Buildings, already gives
assurance of the deep interest he feels in
the reform of the capital.
hun feesee;ttee % Of gentlemen ms waited on
the important work of constructing ship
canal through James Greek to the Ana
costa. The new Commissioner politely
received the deputation, informing them
that he should be happy to pay that part
of the city an official visit, as soon as
possible after he had entered on his du-
ties. He expressed his friendship for the
opening of the proposed canal, in accord
ance with the original plan Of the city
the draining off the marsh of Greenleaf's
Point, so as to benefit the health of all
our inhabitants, and facilitate the coal
trade and general commerce of Washing
ton.
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For the Daily Evening Star.

Mr.. EDITOR: Having noticed an article
in your paper of yesterday, in reply to
"Jackson and Liberty" signed "Truth, ="
[ will answer few Of his attacks on my
SELF Sir, [ am very glad to see that
* Truth comes out so boldly, and more
so because he comes so late in the season,
ten days after my article appeared in your
paper. Did it take "Tluth" all that
time to study out some mode Of how to
attack me, instead Of a discussion of
opinion. Aye, sir, if it did, pity him.
In the first place, he calls it ignorance !;
why does he not explain it, and come
direct on me? Aye, sir, that is a show
Of want in moral sense. Then he boldly
asks, "What is an infringement on the
rights Of the community at large?' Why,
Sir, it is very plain: by one set Of men
trying to prescribe to all the rest what
they shall or shall not drink: and, be-
sides, requesting the clergy to help them
to carry their purpose by; Mr.. q Truth
knows that as we'll as do. Again, Mr..
TRUTH asserts that eve have laws to
R WY a5e 'mhfEatfi h8Bses if there is,
out! This is the very place where he
ought to 60 to work, for here is a wide
field open for him: what is the good of a
law, if not carried out? Let Mr.. TRUTH
become penitent himself, and thus show
a good example to other. | would again
assert that tavern keeper does notdo near
as much harm, as those men do that have
beset every corner for these last two years
abusing and cursing decent and respecta
BILE citizens. Mr.. "Truth'' did not take
notice Of that. Mr.. Truth" very inno-
Gently asserts that liquor fills the land
with woe, paupelisln. destroys their hap
piness; what phrases. Mr.. ssTruth"
don't explain himself rightly there; let
him slip. Again, he gets so far into wis
dom that he forgets himself, and asks me
whether | g belong to a secret society g"
Very ungentlemanly, indeed. Truth"
knows that the Sons of Temperance
started the subject first. Again, there
lies the rub-a very low, mean phrase.
As to tom and jerry, would only say
that think he has drank a great deal
more than ever drank or will drink.
Again, he says, ga friend to the temper
ance cause :" yes, sir, friend. but not
fanatic: and for the first time in nv life
have | heard man called sapient rea
soner for expressing his opinions in
public print.
Sir,.l cast aside the rest of his personal
attacks, for it is not worth notice. A
few more remarks ; why do they call on
the clergy to preach it to their people, to
adopt such obnoxious laws? They want
Church and State to work together. It's
tyranny they want. Then [ would ex-
claim, Friends and fellow-citizens of
Washington, you have an important duty
to perform on next Monday, yes, Monday
next. Will you shrink from it? will YOU
permit such fanatics and demagoeucs to
deter you? | trust not. Step forth, all
ye freemen, put down such would be
tyranny. | say, put on the armor of
liberty, and be ready for the ballot box
on Monday next.
For the birds in the air.
And the fish in the sea-
They all say if you dare
Take away mans liberty
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04

Politics Our general readers may be
disposed to complain of the large space
allotted to political articles for few days
past. But they will all please bear in
mind the fact that next Monday is the
day of election, and that consequently
there is much excitement on the subject
among all classes Of the people. We will
also add, that all party or electioneering
articles are paid for as advertisements.
AS soon as the election is over, we shall
give more miscellany.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04
Be Cautious :!

There is certainly great need of this adj
vice at the present moment.
Our people, generally, should be eau
tons how they pass their judgments on
the recent acts of our public men, lest
they do injustice to those who may be
sincerely aiming torender real service to
the nation.
Our Washington voters should be eau
tious and not get too excited on Monday
next, at the municipal elections. To avoid
this disaster let every citizen resolve to
vote for the candidates best qualified, in
all respects, to serve the city.
Our families should be cautious how
they begin to indulgein fruits and yegeta-
bles, until they are proved to be fully ripe.
Much sickness may be prevented by this
means, that might not otherwise be cured.
But our men Of capital and enterprise
especially, should be cautious how they
dip into speculations Of houses and lands.
The city has taken quite start, recently:
but let it be borne in mind by all persons
| having any property at stake, that much
of this stimulus to building and trade is
owing to the bringing of so much money
here in consequence of the enlargement OF
the Capitol buildings-a stimulus that
must Of course nearly all pass away when
the work is completed. Be cautious!
We have not doubt that Washington
is to become a great and powerful city.
But we have also not doubt that its
growth must be gradual to be permanent.
This national city can never become re-
markable for its character, its beauty, its
splendor, except by the gradual accessions
OF substantial inhabitants. Washington
is the worst place in America for extern
sive land speculations we most
earnestly hope that they will not be at.
tempted. Gambling in city lots is the
meanest kind of a mania. We trust that
our good people here are too wise and
prudent to be caught by any such ridicu'
lous and dangerous afflatus. Be cautious
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Roots Wonderful Dagucrrcotypes.

60 to Roof S No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth. he traces,
Multitudes Of lovely faces
RooT's Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near
Seventh street mar q
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B The Office Of the "Daily Evening Star
is on the south side of D street, two doors
west Of 18th street

70 On the first page will be found the
Address on the License question; and on
the fourth page the Address of the Demo-
cratic City Convention.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04

Robert NJ. McLane, Esq, and family,
of Baltimore, and Madame Bodisco, wife
Of the Russian Minister, and son, are
among the passengers to sail from New
York to-day for Havre, in the steamer
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04

Barney Williams, the actor, has DUR
chased house in New York, valued with
It's contents at $1,000, which he pre-
scented to his aged mother.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04
NEW GOODS.

T HAVE just received an additional supply
L of seasonable GOODS, and request persons
generally to give me call, as | am determin
ed to sell as cheap as any other house in the
District. E. S. TATE,
South side Pa. ave-, doors east of
may 27-lw Centre Market
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04
Dr.. CASADAVsNT, Surgeon Den.

UITYTTS list, would respectfully Inform ms
friends and the public Of Washing
ton and Georgetown. that he may be found in
Campbell's new building, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between the National Hotel and az
street where he still continues to perform all
operations in his profession in the most scien-
tifc manner. NAV 3l-2w*
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MUSIC =.

TUST RECEIVED. Song Of Home lne
j Blind Girl: The Murmuring Sea; Lily
CLYDE: Lilly Dale; The Household Clock
Childbood's Dreams; Thou art gone from M
gaze; The Separation; My home, my hapP:
home Oh. ask not for thy heart again; Anne
Laurie; Old folks; Young folks, and 0'h''
songs. r.-
Also Cotton Plant Schottische; ;, n.n 10
Polka: Affection Polka Ocean Wave Nsl,'
West Point Dream Waltz; The Crazy fo.s
Leonora, or Affection Waltz; Brattieo".
Waltz; Pluie de PerIes and variations oP'-
popular pieces-at WlMEho
9Th street, square from Penn. avenue
june 3-3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04

METRoP OLITAN RAILROAD. The subscrip-
tons to the stock Of this road promise well
for its prosecution. Nothing is wanting
but the cont inued agitation Of the subject
among the citizens to SECURE the good OBJ
ject in view.
The road must and can be built. The
more railroads there are terminating in
the District the better not only for our
citizens, but for the country at large.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04

1--we are informed that Gov. Lowe,
OF Maryland, who was in this city vester-
day. was offered by the President the
MISSION to China, which he gratefully de-
clined.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04

II }. Ross Snowden has been ap-
pointed Director of the Mint in Philadel-
phla, IN place Of Professor Patterson, who
would not accept.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04

" ). Royton Belts, formerly mer-
chant OF Baltimore, has received an an.
polntment to clerkship in the Fourth
Auditor office of the Treasury Depart
ment.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04

Mr.. Brandt of Harrisburg, has been
chosen for the contested place Of Post
master at that city, in place of Richard
Panke, resigned.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04

O7 The well-written article Of G.. G..
Ii. was received too late for our paper
this evening.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-04

Strawberries, green corn, and cucum-
bers are plenty in the Philadelphia mar
ket.
Every thing looks encouraging for a
plenteous harvest and abundance of fruit
Mr.. Strakosen, the pianist, is about to
make concertizing tour with Master
Paul Julien.
Moses Sheppard has given $500, 900 to
build an insane hospital at Baltimore.
The author of this grand charity is a
bachelor and a Yankee.
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ROBERT IN A RAT-HOLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
rI,HAr GouRAups ITALIAN INDICATED

SOAP deserves sthe popslsrity receives s ..s
that has h-ore the people thes- l. years P<
.lish tine has ste.dly Increasing n sa o pr esttt
mind thai has had 70 bear he t
iuifsiious and low priced SUI Ae
smTtsa b. fsted Intelligent people and
coU founded ~fn of,iHt
1iats only has .oofe
only besebss the dstesf sni s>t
rcst hetutirl kuf piupis .rrpons s.fn,
ter el,r ehs,s ard eyery oshsr snd Of skin aefF Sln
husds COURAUUS Pousre 6stfe for s?ro'rnf nr o1 ~
r,heae, urIer ps ssy OF the body H'o Lflsl
Licud Rcure Lily Wtie aud Hair R.rors'ise '- i5nl .
~ W.,hr g,on Boor Carleton Lowell; - -pfas -, -
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
pEPUBLIc FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, nc.
papei Warcbonses.

DAPEE WAgEHOUSE-J 7. DERRICKsON {
60 10 ,C5 Fatoust sale tbs loves terms "rs
7sqris English French ard Aui-ccan.
f.grs sffhts ard t-e
Hoot feYer. All s'z,s Weights snS shte-
Issne r8ref fancy e,iors end wine oftte oest qnsis
Frnfra fsrsr -hie s1d coirraa ifer-at s'1ttf
Ht..srs Pc per trim sni of the bert c-eltT.
t.oit ftper, sdy4N ani txi3
Fns hh 1arfwsre fsPe.. s-se uroEaeat .it ufiTss-
shf.fiirs lcr-r o. the bes, quality.
HTerEtrg frrcT srtv, k-g ard fall&
rca feptr Of a4f-rCnt s.4,i
-sr fcot-g P-Tcr slit4tie toT rcos 10 Toif
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
~prAT SALE Of f'TISH 'HTI0usEHoLD FURNITURE

" CaHFTGs OiL~CLOTAS MIRRORS. ChAl&a 60:
C0iTCN wUl sen rbIS DAY SaiugdAy. Dc IL a. ltt
o'e CO. Auction noons No . beeka.,ns 'eIy iaf.
go ~ po.,wood MabO.an. FGra.tge Ia Cl erl+a "i
,d lsIse Bokctses WIaScs Scr-tsiif.
4, I.el H. Mahogany and Black Waaat Gul hi feneh eld
G,sie pedssf. Bsftr top and Dssag Bur tn.' Re.e'oi
81 Mahogany Marble top tener ,ae, sofa Aa 10 ~
g., a.. Eo with aud without Marble t's ar'e rnf- hHr
l,tr.s Finsfer.; Tsrtstry 1hyeep sud insr.r capt
crb.s 40 Couch BEDS Sileerplsf~i Vsre b1--
p,,s Oce rblss Portable Ds Cared Nah stn- hoekert
I,r,,' Nort.Istlts. haS Aso >rconia nj
Iunsre Bo1rs p.ekias short notice ana % r4soaa5s
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
4fleoirai.

DEhFNFSS-Just received from London, Dr. BAR
yovs AumcLss entirely small bat powerful ustfu
or sfss Iosse.sog the ndVaotege Of sqeas tu7
The kd fie h= been produced
pr.e, a. 10 he No. "A Ls,snsd-st Newlork, o.
nr Is de LANLf. Only Agent Tor America.
nk BArNlNUs MhDICAL aD0 etEt HAElCC
J Surgical INSTITUTE 10. a Nercefst -Fol h
e,,ner If Disease snd for fo agcaop Of h. ~ ~
Eee, Spn Shouier Brace spos PO!s Brace lusses iest
rdes fue srugs end Travelling Compenio or q cute OF 70
ei prlmonsrv Spinal snd temse COMP Dft
ard for ptrres Uoopne snd Langro so ~ te 'Tp oi
I.Ll ND Amin. rnl. 2
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
GIisfella.aoaa.
NJ HINKLEY, Forwarding and COmwissic.

~.
A. Ner,hsnt Aainwsil n O
DEWARE or INTERLcPERs
REwARE Of InPosTERs.
r.. cosrArs RAT, MOUSE. cocSRokcH ts ExTgas..
KsToR o"y s'oSioe' Wholesale 'ndr'.' dep NJ" 90
TuLLING, SECURING and OIL SOAP, for Wooden
Manufacturer Of sooa quality, and at low prices delivered free
hesht ehAs a. ssy q tAe vessel landings or railroad sepO1
~ ''' 's" JAMES HARrNEss Schenectady, Ny.
INDIAN BREAD-This pure snd healthy article Of
ss = No Ga cree corner Of Dsp3t No an
sra No s'r's oFd' served 10 %MaSlREttGi q sa'
\ u;sEOUs BARBLE-WsreroOm No. 534l
~ ssd~sJ Go M.ISio. Ms%Si'Ss o w. -
- ssone TensCos te In e1scine- Of imitation Of he nos
",, Sss: OH, sr Psd Pssd r u pS n s1pss
S,s eessblen Churches Dwelling, hcte. otofss .I<
1ss, coantsr. hsaies ooonn Vs,es Peas, .eo Isse
ps AID fsse5 viz be fsiheo aPgesicn' me MnS
.Afre ali persons iuieres;ed are inyites 70 call
AtAIAM MORROW is, without exception, the
Os wop6 sf Asifoo Ia the world TIA IA, bee
rsfterp m by tepg learned In he Asaooos science 20
ts ty rs tnd oil ofe in regard 70 nsa
trsis trd will slso rnke mstIony easy sn viii shey the
,.tse hpsisre ara absent ienos which ae
aag her travels through Europe No IS Boomsst between
CsnIos srd Columbia Oettemsr nj admired
pARSONs & Co.'S RAT and COCKkOACH EX
scid y ,ss Eirsp.l p,u,. E.~Yo-s 'ai T.; :sei
hr.nis-S $1,000 d 20. no o. 10 s .Syes Or tie
n-rey 10 be re,urod Price 25
CUITONs PRINTING OFFICE.-Readcr, 90 you
- vh yorr Csrd. CicusIs BIZ Heads Receipts Val Iickeis
P.,jp, steser other knd 0 printing
pic-f No W OF co re! Well
tIs9 cal IN THOMAS SUTTON, No l4l sglga-t aud yoa
wiH get fufed oet s''t'N' r''"''i
OYFics og REoEivEK TASEs, No Nov C.y iA'i Pax
vTAXES FOR lo53.-Tax-pGycrs are hereby notified
ta per viii be added 10 all Tascs ro.hsns enpaid
ol c 0ber and ceI on be Lenss
a. 0f Ntcsmlef r@nt
Tie Beceiver would upon the importance Oi MAJ
trs possible avoid ie ccd and dehy "0'h
,,s oerr rnecitfaly previous the adiOn Of the cent
se rturs for recei,ng from O'Clock Ali u ococF
y h banktrie money only received
AARvEY HAN1, receiver oi fsy-.
Third.av No 25 Sev-Yns
SE DHELLEs NEW PROCESS for GLIDING
spo siLNERISG 1AEUFACTURES 0, ell tiois OF Table
Were Works Of &C., he Patented IN France and sbfoaa
ssups of fineTuitcurei
TEE SUBSCRIBERS having succeeded NJ.
Andrew be old established Tea Vine aud GOley store
No 6 Fuoust aeg cs .he attention Of IA ii H. % aed the
tisas Wi,s Brsndles Scoch sh WHEY Lendon ani -
lr Porter Scotch Ale IN bottle og tnef genet, sne nj
of Gr,ceries McrAUGiLtS 4 MCsdANE.
Iure win, for church pprTos.s specially selected
WHOLESALE FISH STORE.-EXira large No.
W Kac.ef.i rcaiD4 haif la es Of csta ijr family "a
orn er barrels b. add bs Smoked Hefrns tckci
Hsrrres; lsffs Codish &c For sale by HENRY v
soHtNCk No z5e Fuitof between Wellington aud Wrs's
WEST POWDER-B. I. BABBlTr is the orig
Inventor he chemical ieast Power which par d
GO and ~ Washing Ne" iOrk "a IN
.sn. Ii.e VINO pache should tat thy ge ihAi win e
shove
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17

FvfoEATrox FRauDs-A Committee Of the Emzrs VI
Society OF Phade Aia have published report in rels
10 the Emigration law. la he State Of New York es re
rf.uls of their iayccaOn during recent visit 70 sh
civ The COMMITTEES espress the opinion that the T3gis
letcre Of Pennsygou ul sh0aid enact law similar e. 49,
IN New York whore s. per head is e1lced from .oey
e1erant being Included IN the pa'aace money creating
flEd or the support Of an Em-gfa1t Home
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17

COAt-I still sell the best quality OF Coal 81 re
~ ssetd pTss fren ny yards and s1a so,ol S u
Krs and (rsenuifh W,ixkt varrEbt,d PETER CLiNOS-
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17

YrvHE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNIIbD
L s1ATEs NAIL sTEAMERs-Ths ships eomPOsnr taiE rs
fse. fo.cWings .,,.., -. -
sQfTIC Csnt BALTIC Cart. Coustock
ADRlATlC.
The1e Itips ha BY conct expressly I OoYera
Livery k< been taken y tns eo1sEue-o -
the Erss 10 su.e strength and peed and tte seemnoaa
f0T passages gness iE elezsnee s4a coof re
OF ps..azs fo Ns Yok t. Liverpool n fcias cabin s n
d. exclusive Of sxirs szs sAts fos So" ho
LserFooi Es-Iofk 20 sd 10 AZ eAgs eaeea 'arssos -
t.eb- 80 NsI I.fsi secur-l until pad ior.
IlQrl-E u aTF- OF aAlLINE
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
DR. PHlNNEY's FANCY PILLS.
A BG D. SANDS
,opsrs, poRsFsi HoRsES.-A strong Lini

nObSFs! HORSES HORSES "A strong Lini
n,n especially adapted to the Hone to hcsl and nshsn
le biu, DAILY This the public will tnd 10 DE NIL
LNGI RS CHARM which Is The most certain remedy ever
I'd t public the beaves immediately aud al
.e Of ,rs uts bruises Ac &C. and the horse be worked
dsily bottles 81 each 81 dozen This great edy
Cte,m esch-no smaller sizes II: BNT l. Laue Murray
Of heayes aud Elandes MT Wm Rae
grocer No 22 Wet purchased snndd horse
tsdy injured thought he woud die In lew
ssy cured bottle and worth $500 t Is -
eertan There has been anything se
of ethor Vndenable evidence
principal depos No 40 Peerst and NO 40
trials nothing Il necessary
e a. cheap any other remedy osesed 20 the people
II hcGIuo fail.
n, KslIiSGfR- My Den Sir Weu saw the above o1nd ao
49, n, ealing on the rarss Thsu could not Doubt bnt
s sosaiisactory as me sions tes ~ M
nov with RE testimony have cured two very
bad and deeply seated cough os cured dJs
N'' Residence iOnker
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
5a.es ep AEuior
D- noueH. Anerionerr

D. hoUeH, Aueioneer ,-..,.
AUCTION SALE Of MAGNIFICENT hOCsh-
rms PIlg cLassEs srArUARY ss-THIs DAf So
trery n L. l4s Wes. 2' between i-n 81 D.
6 .I,ss ooe El.T Gs s a. IN s'i b-'
esce tId vh sroeeFea ssin plse fogt sad inAree tS
I 7cc.sve vrrrsu:eS Csn.sr fabe a oi
anS gold ioJs; si6s LLd tGIeg Istes E ltAl.a 'si
rsli i.lG Isli III &c AID Etfssa -, %, m = l.
IL Cob csArs wife aad blas sFa;4eis 90
~ and wslIgl E1tIsOB rsbs Lsasae!, aseo-Ss C.4t II
,rd Tea s. . an 90 ross~ocd I'D maiSs.9'
h end tbsB B.desi wool snd DAhJssnf "'s-s %
couer % hsI &srs-s Toie ssis P.o-s boaie' 'o-"'
Isrss Wool.n blshtets &c -,
kICIION NOTICE SAMUEL O>GOOD VIII
y ell Tuls DAY Saturday Des H. Il lti o.o,k a. ,9s
Tr lure s PsIloT Suites. il BIolisl1 BOT to0sAes
Chair. Litr.ry and steIs.Iy Loo Cess B..'e-Is
WsSssrds MstTsss; OIL PaDteEs Miffoa .hey OO,os &C
A "a MEAw.x A-e.olees c
DY BANGS. BROTHER 4 q --'' e cIles
ID Room. Es IS esIk-Iow
Jos LORD Aaeiislssr
ny GRO w LORD & Co, No. $50 broadway ,
IL t-,wecr Frsnklin and Leonaa sstfs Of BOOKS fAHf
INes. FrRs1IrsE. &C. held on favorable terms
Anst.x Fl 1fuLLss Au-t'cnssr. -
DFSIRAEfE WESTINGHOUSE PROPERTY
n hIlIER 4 co viii sell suesion on ~. 'DAf y G ~
ifss {, u 6cck ihs nereh,ns hEehsnse ne two 'ry ,n
WI 81 tetve6n AID or,iosts ga ka1 3
ou hs rctr IS t inchc The noFi1J an 1893
o. .ae oess Of the Aueoaecs No Pas
r. w WKsrcorr Arrtion-er
V7T TCkNT HOU USEHOLD DfURSIIURE-french
I vs. VHsTCOIT will sel, On MONDAY AOANlNt, q /
-. Gel Ill til furniture II house 10 ~ az "a eI
fuCIils e rrnet-sly sod 10 hiza q 5e .r
snbrsr Of Rosewood AID Masonry FsFneIe
ntsnfo Rostwooa su..ss e SAINT ki.seie - a@aS = "
,p ysrieiy offered Al auction u -,,a C- I--s -
Ia m IL uoIBbs Cf saie. vh-n the can b. A'ara
Id,o VII Be required Of every pafoLA'r Hull psf.ca~' ol
Mono mornitr
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17

T7OR sAVANNAH--fsie keiucel-The Few sPea-
u - rfr-fesl -s.rss,r STATE o. GEORGIA Cas- J. =.
Csr n r. rrgins tie Jns. s..ts Ms vii @ags PliiLA-
trrff'i nal cn WEDNESDAY, De a. a. ~ Tel.t
60 u ~! hove Flnesr u sped aul sLssnsll 81
lt- t l1r ll- cen M I'D co-srnls1c. U pass a. n
,t.f r-rr .red Pare fo Plilieirha ~ stsertz- -
fI FArr 0lE >ll.- arl7n ~ 3TllE " ~ 80
En- i-.. a Ffl.a..i-.i- EFaOg MARTIN - 81 fc-fl
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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-17
1I As1HMA AND NOOPING. .COUGH REMEDY.
~. .DIARRHEA CORDIAL AND CHOLERA
PREVENTIVE.

CERTAIN Dislaes aud ussd ia time for Dysentorl
q olrs MorAs and Asiatc Coer4 Ts PoD H.s sgvs
fALrD oronay DisIes and 10 nePient Dysenery
,oue ,ucc,ss The Early OF Asiac Cholera vii
fei nd invaluable For Collie of Iutan aud Cholera nf4ntn
scsee medy Fun d ections or accompany each bo
FNIfF Bottle. IS and So