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AUCTION SALES.
, eREEN q SCOTT, Auctionecrs.

NJ GREEN g. SCOTT, Auctionecrs.
IIoU sBuohD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Fixtures. &C.. sttsched 10 the Ahsmbra Sa-
icon, at Auc.icn.-'ft TUESDAY, the 9th instant
mt 10 O'Clock i, m, shsll sell, under dstrsin
for rent, all the Furniture in the above mentioned
establishment, viz:
MAJ ogany Sofas, Cane-seat and ether Chairs
Nsyis B-t,s.e,is. Wardrobe. Tables &c.
Csfpets aud Mating, Looking Glasses
Daft.sR ano Lace Window Curtsns
CorsinT. Alright. shd o. Der Stoves
China. GIass, ard Crocs cry NRte
With a gooi lot q Kitchen Requisites
Also, the Bar Fixtures, Liquors, dc.
Also, s MURDER Of fine Framed kn2rayings
With many other articles which We deem unne-
sessary to enumerate. Terms cash.
GREEN SCOTT,
dec sd AIcticneere.
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BOARDING.,

DOAWPtsG.-Mrs. NJ. A. FOWLER has taken
- the house formerly occupied by Mrs. Deitz and
il prepared to receive hoarders by the day, or
week OF month. Her terms will be moderate, and
every effort will be made to render her guests
Portable. dec 2-3t*
D0AHDING Mrs. +. I. DUyAIL. having COM
ID pleted the arrangement OF her horise. is now
rrCratcd n receive hcarGers nv the day. week, or
month. Hnr terms will be Moderate and every cf
fort ill hC made to rt''er her guests comfortable
Location nearly opposite Browns Hotel. over Honr
er SON shoe Store. rov .i0-.Stsw.tw
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Ff- CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING RLooD-See the
Certificate of Mr.. Turner H. Ramsey, for many wears
proprietor Of thu Farmers Hotel, Fredericksburg,
Va and late of the City Hotel. Richmond. Va.
DR. John Mingc, Of the City of Richmond thong h
regular physi ian, and of opposed to Whist
he called quack medicines, obliged 10 say that
its good effects in the rcse Of Mr. Ramsey were won.
d-rful indeed
He had been given up by several physicians; had
tried most OF the quaek medicines. and was on the
verge OF despair "a well the grave, when he tried
Carriers Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public TO his full and lengthy GER
hficate around the bottle, stating his cure
*~*See advertisement
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GROCERY BACKED OUT.

E'lhDiht our store entirely too small for our il
i creasipg business. we have backed it cut some
% feet TO Wine alley, giving lis ample loom 70 &C.
commodate our customers with every hing that il
calcUlGtea to sweeteD, TO eAharate and to nourith
We a not pretend to say will sell lower than or:
friends III the trade. hut none who keen stock o,
first ate l,osds sha! go b low us.
Cur stock Of Tobacco, Cigars, Matches. anI
snuff. Wine. Brandy. ami other ''od etufT'-aCc
srirct'd for Us 10y competent judges, from the most
rrii1Sle importationS f. IN Jamaica. Hevana. &c.
The celebrity ot cur Snuff and Matches which are
not Imported have enabled the manu- ia turers t.
"ii enough 10 sturiy the inhabitant and to ret the
world on ti.e. :. w. x. HANDY 4 co.
s. side Pa. ave, between 18th and 18th sts.
dec 1T
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EDWARD C. DYER,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA SEGARS,

AND DEALER IN
WIN Els A " ID LIQEORS,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
I have constantly on hand French. German, and
Native sparkling and still Wines otchocesy brands;
BlandieS. Gins, Scotch, Irish and other Whistles.
London and scotch Ales and Brown Stout. Cordial
and all other goods usually found in first class
Wine store
RS-SEGARS-SEGARS.
Having an experienced agent in Havana whose
judgment may he implicitly relied on, shall Ierc-
after b. in The monthly receipt OF 900 Of the choice
bra dS of SearS manufactured the Island ofCubi.
TO samples OF which l now invite the attention Of
connoiseurS.
Now in Store, 10000 Washington Club and T., Style
brands, received by the Schooncrs Japanica and
EliZaaeth Jan" of Philadelphia, thl sou owners.
Persons wi hing 10 rrucarc particular brand,
can do SO on application TO me, rs have shirmrns
every Two weeks. EDWARD c. Dl ER.
nov 3Q--4!lGt- Gpt0
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COMMIT SICATFD.

lCONNU SICATED.
t'',h' Of hr'. Chg. H0rcrd.-Thr amusement
''Hz peopl" Of Washington will regret to learn
1l4' 'AlS accomplished lady and indispensable ac
'rs' conc uues her engagement AT RisIevs 10 night.
WHICH occasion has been act apart for benefit, vet.
h'l viii b' glad OF opportunity 10 testify tbe,r
~ 'rAuoH at tie 'iHjs she has made To afford
MA p't'SuIe As commedienEe, Mrs. Howard
i "'.' second I" "a" one who has appeared here az
~''ie dutin- The lart ten years as a vocalist
- 1870 n'' PilaPH 'Pudl Sontag gener sing
T. Sl''"Ih Ia many particulars she l. her super,nr
~ VT ~, ''"tr' control, compass and swee,nrs. q.
Mh'h deep, mellow, heart moving tones are
tin'h ~ give elect 10 language In fine, her
~, seem rlna! t" ever, requirement. nhp,i,er m
,. AZ .n.n'"s' g.; iafcr I'm thI- her Iaer appear
~ = :" "idcii'e -hiii ~ Care" II Offered Those
VIZ attend Will be delegated. and and We ,,nsf no
va, w., W." ., uHoccuhed. Go, one and all and re
MERTr.
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Baltimore Markets.

tssfrrMoN,,, Dec. 3, j., M.-Flour.
sales mGd.rate at previous prices, How
ard street, S6.eAs 1918. City Mills.
Sc 6Ss a 1913. Wheat, prime white.
SI.54a sl.5S, red. $l.44 Sl.48-6000
bushels sold. Corn, also white, Tic.
new yellow, lie, old, CSC. a66c.-l, 1900
bushels sold.
Baltimore and Ohio RailroNd Stocks
have advanced to-day, per cent.
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IELTUUNrnT
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Trouble Brewing.

NRw YORK, Dec. 3, /. M.-Prirate
dispatches received here from Mexico. re-,
port that two Thousand men from San
Francisco. had just arrived at La Pass.
Lower California, and took possession of
the town, imprisoned the commanding
officer and declared Lower California free
and independent. Trouble is anticipa-
ted.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Dec. 3, |. p. N.-Flour un-
changed-12 600 barrels sold. Wheat.
southern white, Sl.72. Red, l.50-
$4,000 bushels sold. Corn, yellow, so
a Slc.-13, 900 bushels sold. Stocks I'M
changed. Cotton quiet.
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To THE I,BpITS

I 7. EVANS respectfully informs the Ladies that
~ he has lately received new AMI splendid rs
sortment Of FUKS. this day, from Eurs1r, which he
can sell at the lowest price ever offered, ,onsi ting
OF Stone Martin Fitch, Rock Martin, Siberian 81 air
rel White I.rmirc, d..
-. j. Il. T.. hkrgise calls the attention of gentle
LII men t. the now aud fashionable style OF HATS
20 that he has just introduced.
Pa. ave, n. SIDE between 18th and 18th sts.
dec l--IW
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

WATCHES AND JEWELRH.
q Gstp EEsD-an The Subscriber most respect
SHSt9A ~ fully wishes to inform the city
aS sG&sZ:5srnatS of Washington and vicinity.
ar that be has just opened lin the
tore formerly occupied hr Mr.. stephen Eddy good
and fashionable assortment of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES. Gold Chains, Col Seals, Keys. Lockets
Pens and Pencils. Far Ring Finger Rings. Breaches.
Cuff Pins Sleeve Buttons. told and Silver Thimbles
Gold, Silver, and other Spectacles, Silver Spoons.
Plated Ware. and variety of goods usually hept in
jewelry store. All of which he intends TO sell as
ioc goods Of like quality De bought for either
IN New York or Philadelphia: and you,d therefore
solicit share of patronage. and he will always
leavcr to consult the interest of the buyer well
his swn Please call and examine the goods, and
prices at the Store On Penn avenue between an4
G.h street. Forth eide.
nov 3G-tf II. q. HOOD
AToTfCE.-Famles and Others wishing to De
y supplied with the best Philadelphia BUTTER
In print, at regular prices can be 10y leaving thei-
orders, Stating quantities wanted each week. with
SIIEKELL s. BAlLY.
successors to j. D. Kihbey & Co.
No D, opposite Gentle Market
N Bit will b. received twice three times
week. by Express, direct. ard can supply any guam
tlty. large or small that may lie requirga.
nov 3n-6t Int u Union 8. b.
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Settlement OF the Methodist Church Dispute.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1T is officially
announced to-day, that the Methodist
Church controversy has been settled. but
the terms will not be made public till tho
withdrawal of the suit by the consent Of
the Courts of Law. tits understood that
the basis is an equal division of the prop
erty between the Northern and Southern
sections.
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81 Joe shillingtOn receives all the NEw
Books and NEWSPAPERS a. fast as published He
Ii agent far Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
sOrtment of Blank Books and Stationery ut his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of street and Penn
sylvania avenue. aug 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-03

az The inimitAble THOMPSON il daily engaged
in taking those wonderful STEREOSCCPE FOR
TRAITS, whirh winning for him such au envia-
bic reputation. THOMPSON has many imitators,
but his pictures ahead of all rivolrv If the
public wish for Portraits pos sessng all the sttributes
of perfection, brilliant but upfadng, let them try
THOMPSON. His pictures. as Pope said of his
friends. " Will bloom in their cnlors FOR a thousand
yecrs?' His GALLERY is Pennsylvania avenue,
between ! and 9Th streets. Try him.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-03

Ss- The MsryLnnd Institute, have awarded WHITE
HURST another Medal for his superior Dagupreotypas
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition at which he
he has received the highest award given by this
stitute. If you want your likeness taken, 20 TO
WHIrgHURsrs. He makes lkenesses. not characters
at his gallery between Foursnda half and 9th street.
rennsYlYania avenue.
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MAGAzrNE for Dccem-

HARPER'S MAGAZINE for Drcem-
i l. her, received and for sale at III. Washins ton
Publication Office,
JOE SHILLINGTON'S bookstore
i1arpars Magazine for December CONTINGENCIES rev
volume, which is made up entirely OF original Ilat
ter. Its contnnt and rapid increase in public IA
vOT, as shown by the fact that this volume com
nenccs with tie un, Xsmpled edition OF $4,000
copi"s.
Single numbers for sale or subscriptions received
and delivered in any part Of he city. Agency at
JOE SHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
Cor Pa. ave. and ~ st., Odeon Building.
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iENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.

GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS.
rHAS. Ii. LANE has now the honor of informing
" HI mum, rous friends and patrons in and out
of Congress that hiS stock is large and complete in
every department, EN- nracing al articles usually
kept in first class furnishing establishment.
Gentlemen respectfully roll tied to call and
examine my stock which will he cherrfully exhibit
FL at all times. Moderate prices ana fur dealing
may be relied upon. LANES
Fashionable Hat. Cap and Gents. Fur
nshing Establishment, Pa. av., neer 4 v IT.
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Sale CT the Steamship Osprey

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-The steam
ship Osprey was sold at half-past one
o'clock to-day, at the Merchants Ex-
change, for $4,000.
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Deaths at Boston.

BosToN, Dec. Mrs. j. II. Valley
wife of the member elect for Congress,
died in this city last night Of lock jaw.
4 son of the late Robert Gould Shaw,
Mr.. r. G.. Shaw, Jr., died suddenly last
night
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Nts TO We are requested to call the attention
I" 'he proper officer 10 4 heap ut Garth from new
building on e bsrweeR l2ih and 18th streets, which
a' hec suffered to remain there to the great incon
v'ssnee Of the Helshbors. The commissioner of
the Second Ward Is the proper one, we believe.
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"TANTED-by lady in this CITY, white
w NURSE, to take charge of several children.
One perfectly competent and who can come well re-
commended will meet with good situation 10y ar-
plying to Mrs. H., at Mrs Spaldings clearinghouse
on the corner Of 7 and 9th streets.
dec 2-3tf
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nTANT FURNISHED ApGrtmenti.--A single
w gentleman, residing permanently in Wash
ington wishes two rooms, parlor or sitting room and
bed room, in house occupied by private family.
where there no hoarders Location within FIVE
minutes walk of the Post Office Tho advertiser
wishes his marketing done and meals prepared. and
sent 20 his rooms. No aprlicat ons attended that
10 not meet sill the above quistes. Address Nv
letter "a O." Washington City Post Office.
doc
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Hs FAST HOKsk.-The sorrel mare Nelly,
ISS known to be the fastest PAGER in the Dis
A-A trict. Is now otler' for sale ut Brchs Liy-
cry and Sale Stable, corner Of and 18th str She
t thorough bred animal. Of Valley Virginia stock
is kind and tractabe, only four years old. is near
about IL hands high and will work anywhere she
"a suitable either Tor a saddle a harness horse
There is opport unity for sporting gentlemen
TO possess themselves of colt. VIII ich with prope~
training, will pace mile in II. She kas made d
quarter on the Columbia Course in 40
2-S,<
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SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL
TIRE
y0URNEYMEN STONE CUTTERS

TIVE C0MMiTTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS have
/ the honor t. announce 10 their friends and the
public generally that their SECOND ANNUAL
RAIL will be given at jackson Hall, on MONDAY,
December 9th, lS5J.
No pains or expense will be spared to make this
the bail Of the season. The programme will consist
Of choice selection Of the moot popular dances and
Pop goes the Weasel" will he introduced for the
first time in this city.
The hall Will open by the band PLAYING the sstone
Cutters Grand March" gotten up for the occasion.
CJmmitee Of arrangements
Joseph VI Kelly, John Essex,
William Wa!lach, William j Cosgrave,
Chas Edinonds, John McEIroy,
Daniel o'Brien, Benisn in Wright
William Bougherty, Patrick BOYLE,
Neil HcCschnie, Andrew J kleriine,
William Mgau, Andrew Bsin,
John Doughan, Michael Murphy,
James Guild
FLOR MGndGcr-Jos. VI. Kelly.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman
and ladies'; TO be had ut the usual places and at the
door on the evening of the bail.
floor Manlger-white rosette.
deception Committee-hlus roset.e
Committee on Refrrshments-red resettes
nov I9-lta
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Baltimore Correspondence.
EAfTIMpsE

n. E'LTINn.E, December }, IS5s
c.., M ''en quite day OF pleasure. The :. re-
IA. % Nj and AIrs. Cuttings took place and
'y largely attended The brile and ,,oo,,
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Distinguished Arrivals at New orleans-A
Death.

CHARLESTON, Dee. Prince William
Paul, of Wurtemberg, has arrived at New
Orleans, from the Pacific, also Lord
Elmely and Niscount Ingestre, from
Mexico.
Williarl Arnold, member of the Geor-
gia Legislature, is dead.
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4 RECORD or TUE BOSTON STAGE, by Vim

4 RECORD or THE BOSTON STAGE, by VIM
n W. Clapp, junior editor of the Boston Evening
Post.
review of q discourse occas;onCd ny the Death of
Daniel W ehstar, preached at the Mrlodeup on Sun
day Oct. 81. 1852, by Theodore Parker, Minister OF
the 2sth Congressional Society in 30 ton, by JuniuS
hmeriranus.
Lucy Herbert: or. the Little Girl who would have
sn Education, 10y Bs,elIe. just received at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
dec . Rooksinra near 9th Il
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MINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C.
w - casks Madeira, Port and Malaga Wine
hafpipe1 old Brandy, dark and pale
- quarter casks do do
$50 bbls. Wh>key
200 gallons old Peach Brandy
$50 dozen bottles Wine. Brandy, &c.
% baskets lieidsirk Champagne
20 4 zen Aromatic Scheidam Schna1ps
10000 Ciyars, from g to SIS per 1000
Just received and for sale by
nov 19-eo6t MURRAY & SENSES
u AESINs, ALMOND, &c.
IL $50 whole. half and Or boxes Raisins
LOCO pounds soft shell Almonds
500 do hard shell do
1000 do Cream Nuts
30 drums Figs
50 barrels New York Apples
- kegs Grapes
- ID. Jars Pickles
cases Canton Girger
800 pounds Currants
just received and for sale by
nov 29-eoet MURRAY 4 SRMNES
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

/ LII persons in want Of Musical Instruments will
~ do we'll to call ami examine our very select as
sortment of Guitars, Vioins, Flutes, AccoId-ons
BaBiGs and Tambourines.
Also, Tuning Forks, Pegs, Bows. Rosin, Italian
Strings DO, all OF which will sell at remarkably
low prices. J. f. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th reefs.
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G9h HOUSE WANTED-The advertiser
IT, desires TO purchase a comfortable DWELLING.
u ss-for small family. Enquire at the "Star" OF
fee nov
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E1. FOR SALE first rate draft HORSE
psasNr. Cart ard Harness. all ready for mmedi-
f1--v+f ate use viii be sold very low. Enquire
- u * OEeilly and Co.'S Clothing Store, near
the iost | fife Bridge street, or at Mrs. 0kelIys
mar Canal bfiGGe, Congress St, Georgetown.
dec l-St* -
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WANTED-To hire, or purchase, if on easy
w terms a commodious dwelling HOUSE, north
of Pennsylvania avenue. Address "G G F." Office of
the Evening Star" nov l5-f
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aF- n. ID. GILMAN, Druggist, has for sale
Medicinal LIQUORS, such as Brandy, Pert, and
Sherry, which can be relied on as pure, being i'm
ported expressly for medical uses. Also, agent for
Wolfe's Aromatic Echnanns
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-03

III, ner Drew IF WHit>Ts-Mr. F. Feirhorn, chief
vser. writes u in favor of the new dress for wait
- :, the NationsI Hotel, II being neat, cleanIy and
iF,a,m. Furnished at the expense Of the worthy
rr.grftor. and making the walters appearance ut
r,,s much improved one, he thinks none Of them
beuiI complain. u Will ne strictly adhered IN AT
5.i sysu,s. The lat apron wis not 'sthe Irat!ng
WATERS roy was II ''iGnd IN rBi-hOle," hut was
nal Of a wOrkin. man, and was found in closet
-.-ca ly rats. The neN; question Is, 'whst is your
,El0h OF Tai-."
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John COLLINS.

John COLLINS, u koy about L. Years of
~ age, and rc:cntiy student OF Washington
left his home on the 9th of last October
and has not since been heard IF. Any information;
him will b. thanh fully received by his
grandma ther, Mrs Canan, two doors north Of the
Baptist Church, on 10th st., between L and I.
dec Its
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WANTS.,

WANTED IMMEDl ATELY-A few active and
w intelligent Young ladies' to learn N operate
Wheeler and Wilson'S Patent Stitching Machines, to
make Collars. Bosoms, Shirts. Address a note to
agent Box No. 915; city ?. O., with name and res
! Hence. dec SITS
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NJ 4. H'n'r was held 10 security for peace by
llstcs Beck. for throwing wafer from Il window OF
h' house, and sprinkIing storekecprr and Ss goods
by - dong.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-03

II, Continental, Bail.-ln our report of the ball
rsn on Thursday night, by the Continental Guards,
.,-s Vas an error inadvertently made, which re-
,rnre. correction. In that account, Mr. IL, G. Torch
.,suron,I n. orc nf thu Floor Managers, and is
M, down. IN the programme and LIST Of officers.
e., IN reality that gentleman did not act. the whole
. IA, d,Iy, winch was most arduouS, hevolvIng upon
n, y. :. Wright who performed II alone and un-
.,d That II waS dsne IN the most efficient man
., ,yrrr one who was present VIII agree. and on
- puncIple ri honor To whom honor Is due, Mr.
"A Wright entitled 10 the entire and sole merit
Al rrrflrmlns the duties Oi the office.
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Satt9nGl Th,rtrc.-This theatre presents hos, of
sHficir"ns III the Ravel Family and Mile. Yrca
Matthias, the performances TO night Will be the
Vale; dc Silan.' PaquIta,' and ''Jocku, the Bra
llIan Ape
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-03

10 Il S A l. E--Or exchange for property in
d Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria, q
very desirable tract OF land containing IL acres ~
ing in Alexandria county, Va, about % miles west
city, adjoining the land lately owned by w A Brad
ley Esq. More than one half the land is covered
with good wood and chestnut timber. 1t is Il most
healthy place, and ms v be made beautiful Summer
residence. aifording fine view of Georgetown and
Washington. a profitable mark t and dairy farm
The soil and situation well adapted to the growth
Of tbe vine and all kinds Of fruit. Apply at this Of
fee far further information. Iov lit
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GRAND BALL
g e N e e v e G. L q q =,
AT ANACOSTA HALL,

n L dNASOSlA HALL,
THURSDAY, Dec. sth, 1853.
FT'HE GENEVIEYE CLUB take great pleasure in
4 announcing to their friends and the public in
general, aud the ladies in particular. that they will
give another one of their popular BALLS on THURS
DAY, December sth, bei0g the second ball Of the
The Club pledge themselves to be Sduvt ter in mo
d. toTttr an re; ana also The Committee of Arrange
mentS pledge themselves that no expense or pains
Will be spared to make this bali The ball Of the
Managers:
Middleton, b suit.
u Davis, W keiholtz,
Brooks. J Granger,
Padgett, RI Talbert
Floor managers:
VI Carrico, j Ii Hutchinson.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR.
We would respectfully inform the public that they
will have occasion 10 leave the hall to procure
supper it will be furnished there 10y an expert
enced hand al IS cents for each person.
nov 30-6t&
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""'" Ret'nns.-Chas. Donnegy, for hcing drunk
'I"i dlSofdery. was sent 10 the work house for 90
;sy,.
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ANDk'FS, Cravats, and Scarf.-
4 NaLoleon Scarfs and Ties, large variety OF
black and colored Craysts, Satin and Silk scarf,
pam ana Inquired Also. splendid article of Viii e
Tab Stocks, for parties. For sale at
.-.. BIRGES,
aec - Hillsrds' Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-03
NEW GOODS-JUST RECEIVED.

NEW GOODS-JUST RECEIVED.
I'HE ladies OF Washington and its vcini are re-
fpectfully invited to call and examine spler-
did assortment Of Dry Goods which will be ,oId very
low for cash. The following is part OF the stock
on hand:
Cambria Kdgings. Swiss do. Camkric Bands. do
Sleeves Embroidered and plain do. Lace pmbroid-
cred handE Is. collars from g. cents to 81 So Lare
falls, silk mitts, kid gloves and many other arti-
Giles too numerous to mention.
E.S. TATE.
Pa avenue, 4 doors from Centre Market. 8. side.