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Bs-COBSreSalios

BS-COBSr eSationaI.-The Congregati nal
CH'uch aud Society. op;'-i.c the City Hall. 5th
street nave given call Ia the Rev. Alexander Dun
canon, n Scotch piv;nc 90 great POWER ard cl.-
Iu"nee Mr.. II ha, accepted the pastoral ,!fic.. hs'
arrived in this city and will commence his lab u,
on Christmas DIZZY. Tbis j. an important asc, ssion
Z" the ministerial talent 81 the metropolis.
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THE \EW YEAR

TAYLOR NAURY'S stock suitable f,r rr.s.,.
L NJ The aiproa'hin season cnII.is,s OF variety
"f foods in every ST, lie If -eganc incuijrp nh,
ntei. '' VIVA
Iettfoltos in PAPER Mache and leather.
tar1 ha3kets, Coqrrt Holder. Carl C,scs
P"rtemonraies, " rting Desks lax lands
'lSar Ca-es. Staturtt's Pcns Case Sa;c.,,is Sc
to which they vita at,rnti u =
Book aid ST. tionery Store. lear eth st
dee Aft WV ~
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Bank OF Warrington,
u r. y L |. +. NJ EN-

WlslilSG To u oyide themselves wih superior
w rra 'y-mai. CLOTH Nc and Furnl,A a.
Hod- will ind that they ran Ice SUITED NJ our stab
'rhnient vi h any style. color. or gull at gar
HehiS aiaitcd I" ;nc pr,scLt season, mauL far IL
ia The best and most sulstant al manner ,xtreS IL
Tor our sales, which W. warrant in al c.,rs 10
prove req entsd.
BolS' CLOTHING
We have the largest and most snn.,i,r -...ftnl,ut
in Washington. sutabis for children ana hoy. II Ia
iour 70 sixteen years of age; con. ietipg Of
Ovcrcoats, tlosks, Taimas
'Sche'-; h"nncab9GtS, PaHtal, on, Nets
SHIRTS pra"ers, Uni"rshirts
-, "rr's ii"s'rEy. &c. If all ;ra!i;i-s
10 men we wou.'. insi .reLtS and guar Jiaus
In search OF substantial and we'll Ia de .arincuts
"ehuenen and boys clothing made t. order
WALL 4 STEpHENs
Pennsylvania avenue, next 10 Iru flan.
dec 2S-tf ~
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"a 600 RE w ARD-rosu

NJ Mh IL l. w \ II D-To ANY one Who
Spc sOoO can beat me in selling cheap goods
tents Boots, Sl.21-Ladi,S Ggite, IS cts-sIiIIers
.. e's-NalAing Shoes, so cts-Childr.ns Shoes, -
eS., ac' &c Also my ~hoie STOCK of DRESS GOODS
III price cost.-De Laines, 10 cts-Calicses. cts
Large blankets, Sl-G0- Shawls. $lOO- Gloves, cts
NJ r1lngS. c:s-ButNns, cent doz.-Bonpets
20 cts-GooI black Kid Gloves 20 cts, &C, &c. Men
other articles at the GREAT CHEAPCASH sTukF,
right on the corner Of eth and St. ao prSWE
critics. T. d. oho"N'
dee Oft
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~ EW md Attractive Gift ROCK
Tor INC HOlidaYa-GR AY A. nAnA =

~ +" and Attractive Gift BOOKS
Tor the HOltdays.-G RAY a BALLAN
iiHr. IN stre"t doors above obi Fellows Hall
respectfully invite the attention of ala. nubIic q,
thelr very extensive of BEAUTIFUL az en-
tertaining Gift hooks tr the ,et.on.
lheir Books for the Young embrace early I'll the
new. u>eluI, alf interesting .Iuvpnirs published
anu have been selected with special reference to their
moral bearing. >'e'
Their Books of Substantial Literature and Stand
ara m"rks, particularly those oil general reiigi u
aud Theological class embrace larger variety thu.
any store in this District ~
Ais., Writing DISKS. Portfolios Workboxes
Sp!endld ! icture Albums. &C.
Valuable Books. handsomely foupa su;t.ll. for
presents TO Ministers and Sa ltatL Scboo, T.sch.rs
Ii INNS OF all nominations, Bibles AID PRAYER
Books in superb bindings 10y
GRAY DALLANTYNES
dec 2I-tf '
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Y OTICE.--The undersigned. as the Agent at
Tie Heirs att aw OF JOSEF h Ball ss to one IA I!
~ ne nrdiyMed moipty Of iuare AL. and If tn.
Hrir' @! Standrh rnr'le as "a 18TH part Of m.
other E,ri"tv Il Na;h SQUARE. having seen that Col
i:e1ry Nay'or.rs Tius'c: o q or" Faye ard t;ror,
Mattirgiy has advertised the said Squar. for sal
on the III Instant. h. rely BOTTLES AL par.ce con
t'-rn' "t hi "a IN r'irrrio and If bis int N f.
u crt ire ,,i.tS %: the ii.irS Ia In. S,m.
Gil iKiES DLSFLDlSG,
.'h S.'eet, OPP site Odd Fellows Hail,
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\. NJ. ALLEN.

Es- German ~ English school, cor
nar oi Ill ami >t--An aminatipa nf Schnl-
a. VIII take place 1t MONDAY. the 2ctl Instant
III q rular Hall. On ilth hetwr"n ami q s's.
All friends are invited To attcud.
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WHO LOVES THE TRUTH =

II January 9Th, ts5i vii! Ia EGhsbrd ia Wash
~ inSi"". d. C., by James Ra'al t-nil. of v v
AZ lr'i"i crirnt Journal. under lie Tile OF III.
Truth or"c week for g. in .Iciyan.r or = for
years, az foi.r 10" -. lei all my II en- D. in
"aShln -ton or Il rsl"r, s.ni t!,,ir orI.r To INV
mess through the Post OFF e. and AID Lie ia >r,,I
inG lie rrinc'rlrS Of hc Truth, for gu The. Trut,
r"st- the hapruess Of mankind and the ylor, of our
TOD The President AMI a portion of his Cal met
S.hti"rS and Eeirrseutatirys-the May. and City
oonhril-thr Comm sSio:er and er-Commis- ipuer-
Win thousands q: ether have ordered it. or p,omis
20 to do Come Send ME a Christmas or New Year,
present 10y giving N" your address for The Truth o,
with AIN Editor. in Washington. d. C.
JAMES ROBERTSON
y R-Lrt all real the Rerort Of INV ,nc.,;ns &c
the IN instant. trd come 10 the adjourned mrctrr
on Tuesday ri hit. dee Iii.
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G isE. IL. upI.-s .-nri Womb mo-,

1 a KE. IL = unIcrs cuUt would mot r.
>itrtful int"i III h customers that their ~
'1eciIEe arounts Viii h. rendered hy tl.e 18th in
'tant, AMI - III rrfr confidently trusts that The,
VIII cal AMI F.'sso the same either by cash or aot.
b. the first Il IL: New Year
On hand a large and VEL selected stock II .ea-ou
abe Dry GOODS. all of which will lie sold very
.oY as Tho >cason is advancng
WM- n. RILEY,
tHrhcr OF Ssh It. opp Centre Market
Lee. Dt-b,y
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NEW MUsIC.-Mr. John Ellis, music
aeaier' Pa. avenue, has sent us 1.-The
"'ies Polka, by Chas. Lcnschow 1.-The
Last Flower" pretty ballad set to
.nus'' and 9 Loves Seranade, " another
very pretty song.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS

TNh lhE IlOLiDl1N
- AAsl. FIRST JewclIy Store eI,t # the National
-. ii. lei, has just received. in addition TO hi.
SICK Oh FINE Watches. in gold and silver cases gold
Chains, Seals, Ike, = Sp,ctacles Esrin,s Dr.sst,;n
llnser Kings, Card Cases. PLATED and Fancy Go Dc
and every other article kept in jew, lev ard Fancy
store which he will sell on good terms as any
''iie s'"'e LII TIE CT Y dee 24-3t
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". i. MAmcr. S,cr.lary OF s,tarr.

~ Pioneer ClUb.-The members OF tn,
10 rtvvs Gu" are requested To attend the meet
iny a. Ia. TALL of Perseverance Engine House. on
THIS EVENING. the 2i'h instant, rs busia. - oi
Importance will bt brought before them n which
every nru;' or il Interested.
Ey ur Ter OF the President.
dec 2l-lt* J. NJ ALLEN
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Smithsonian Institution l.

~ smithsonisn Institution l. &c.
lI3 tures.-No lecture Will be given on Mon
day evening, Dec %.
On WEDN tsDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS the
2Sth and Both Prof. c. W. Hack ey, of N. Y, will
IL ,ture on constitutions Of Learnn, and Science.
The Lectures commence at "a O'Clock. 80.
Doors open at o'clock. - ---is' . f-a,. 81. ..-
dc II ,2G21,2S,29 .er sr"sEE E
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sS- Fifth presbyterian Church, or

the corner Of 9th and streets SQUARES dirpctlN
north Of the National Iipte.-REv. A. q. C.RorHrRs
Pastor. will pres Ia on Sabbath at II a. m, ami 4 D
m At In. c"-" of thu morning service several per
sons II he publicly received 10y profession ard
enant To the crmmuuoin Of the church.
To-
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RIsLEY's VAuErE.-To- ni;Lt, Mr.
| Hoodall takes MS farewell benefit, and
VIC would advise the admirers of this tai
cntcd actor not to fail going, as there is
n rich treat in store for their entertain
mcnt, IN addition to the usra. theatrical
performances. In lLc course Of the even
ing. Mr.. GoolalI will give scrics of inn
tatlonS of the most celebrated actors. in
Their favol1tc parts, and from the we'll
known talents of this gentleman, VIC can
promise our readers fund OF amusement.
lie is said to be one of the best living i'm
itators. Miss De Forest Will likewise
sing, and VIC need not say anythin" in
her praise, this young lady having since
her appearance in Washington, gained
for herself high reputation as clever
and accomplished actress The perform
ancCs viii commence with the comedy cr
The Honeymoon, and conclude with
the amusing farce of The Widows Vie
tim"
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GS0 REV. ARD :

SOn IKE " AIR d. Il a raflor LGl' NGT
',Scb or SofI, mad without il Is or back. a,
'overcd with rel ami Whit mate,ial the franz Ia
M rosewood The laid artirlr VS. >Lii pei vi y
other furniture, about he .olh of Alril las, traa
New York, on hoard OF one OF cue OF ClratIl,n lad
Sturei> line o. Packet .yr WasLiugt.n. Ii -.
Sewsi u, in arpct having atta,l:ai to 1t a 81,
marked in The etter &C in II :,iamUud ana rn,.
81 ned to aIb ri .lu,eius, Washington. be ia Ia.
Dol ON ef the lounge were packed for transports.
t"h several valuable artic among ttem u lrdy.
work DO. containing letters which will show tie
,"ntr nam; Also, Very rar- ard splendid = "a
'l"n ot Nir~''- IN Sin.- large folio yu!um- Ca
fhr lr's> OF ni,iot in pa:. hound IL hue moro,
and "a X d in lis nEo-am sa-e. liLrI w,lt ..,,,
<"n v'is"t Ii is beli,y that there i, ut one tirf
ropy OF Thu e'!iiion in the country Ia T.. >au,e
!arksi-" wc,c an aut4 liver plated Tn "a. a;,.
uIu" pair "f Cauf.-ti.ks-- Il - uif Esv III t. III.
ilufe md ih" naa;r of J,l.n A Grn!4a a.. IL u !.
Chinese iea faddy-'p antique Critlg.e Fox. ati
sundy other articles Tire whoe Icing rover..1 by 4
brussels Stair Crrrct.
HE above rrnard viii I've Ial fer the recovery 4
the said i"unc. and it, rnt,n's suitable rr,.r.
ii"n OF IN" above reward i'll r Isil for a., f ths
srticics II t"und Srlarat ~. Aylv for iurihrr IT,
FORMATION 1T tn Office If tha Evening Star
dec 2t-1w<
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II EMENbER that there t.iC Fancy Go IL
IN let a j Z ELLIS fancy store H.. has such
variety II fLe goods. suita5'c fer presents, xnJ
sells them at S1eh remarkable low prices th.t hi
stpr" has been crowded with customers durin, ia.
week. by ala means call in and inspect his stock
whether YOU purchase or Lot
J. r. FILLS
Pa avenue, tetwe.n 9th and l0lh streets
dec AZ
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" Topographic dispatches from Bos-
ton, New York and Philadelphia, speak
OF the extreme cold weather Of last night.
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u See outside of to-day's Star for
advertisements Of holiday presents, &c.
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~ FAIR.-A Fair for the poor will he held
tl3 on New Jersey avenue, Capitol Ill., Thurs.
day, Friday, aud Saturday nights December 81, q,
and "a. II will b. held on q small scale,
dec 22-3t .r--
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~ Joe shiiiiMEtois r-~eivcs AL the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as Published He
is agcntf .r Harpcr's and all the other Magazines.
and our readers wall always ind large and good as
sOrtnent Ut BLANK Books and Stationery al iis Book
store, Odeon Building, corner OF n street anI Penn
syiVitiia avenue" aug ~
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CHRISTMAS IS COMING.

How those words gladdened our heart
III times past The recollection of those
days come strong upon us, in the midst
OF the well-nigh overwhelming business
cares OF matured manhood, as, passing
up and down the Avenu we meet. at
every turn, troops of joyous little ones,
peeping at :. Christmas things" so tempt
lngly displayed i'll many windows. We
are Of them to-day, as it were, being
drawn by their load-stone irresistibly to
the memory of what - Christmas times"
were, to us, i'll childhood happier hours.
We are not of those who believe that the
gradual abandonment of the way of keep
ing Christmas. which was in vogue
throughout Maryland and Virginia thirty
years ago, has been change for the bet
ter Then Christmas was, in this region.
Ia day of all days in the year. It's ven
cradle religious associations and obIiga-
tons were recognized as being in full
force by all denominations of Christians
as they do not appear to be recognized
low: while its pleasurable associations
for all of all degrees and ages, made it
the day of all others when all the world
fdt at liberty to be happy together
Alas. what a change the observance of
New Years and Thanksgiving days has
made for time-honored Christmas, in this
age not half as much thought of by others
as the anniversaries OF half the saints in
the calendar by our dcyout Catholic
tellow-citiZens. We are getting old
enough to think asectionately of old
times and in such thoughts, we mourn
tbs sad change for the worse However,
We are thankful, indeed, for such signs
OF "lnerry Christmas" as are being
VohchSsted to our old-faslioned eyes and
tastes. The children, at least, are pre-
Farng to enjoy the morrow. and re are
happy in their very look of pleasure an
uicipated.
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p the Pre-. idcnt:
w. L. MARCY. Secretary Gf State.

FfGH'hn Pierce, PioBe,L of The LATED State, Of
.i.,.c; i,a. h nH Uh7w. il B.du concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been eNhihitcd 10 M.
that JrIITs SiNsoS la. been appointed Consul of
Brunswick aud Luncnturg, Tor the States al Texas
Louisiana. Florida, ArkansaS, A'alama Mississippi.
S0Iii Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee. Ia reside nj
Mobile d0!cr by recognize ham n such. and de-
cilre hun iec Ia exercise and ENJOY >uCh functions
powers, and privileges allowed 10 Consul of
the most favored nations in the United States.
Ia testimony whereof. lav' caused tii"-. letters
tn he made patent. and the seal of the United States
T" he hcrcuuto affixed.
GN"n under my hand. ut the cit, of " ashinyiou,
the eoth day oi December. !. ID. 1853. aud ut
H.. r. the independence o the TIM d States OF
.iincIica the cnit eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERRE.
Ey tn President:
W. j.. MACY. Secretary oi state.
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TERRA GOTTA CUPS SAUCERS in new and
L oc-u;Hi Il tyles, Received IL iay auI Tor sale
A. LANNON'S :. eth -
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T = NJ TO = MT 0h UpeTN--NIV ~NTc
tI5 AKDirI and DEvRILs. directors of IN. Italia
OIera Company. respectfully annornce thrt. in com
plancc with numerous solicitations of the citizens
they VIII give an extra nj :hts performance Mon
lay evening next, when will be presented R,li,,i'.
'avorite opera of La Somnamtula, With the tuli
-treng h OF tt e rnrS pany. dec PIT
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This paper, for to-day, is excellent.
II contains large amount of interesting
matter: among which will be found COM
plete sketches of the proceedings of Con-
gress for the present week, all the Wash
ington News and Gossip from the Doily
Star, the q Latham Prize POEMS" which
are creating great sensation in our city,
interesting tales and gems of poetry, per-
sOnal items, local news, sermon BY the
Rev. MIR. Millburn, foreign and domestic
news, Geographic dispatches, &c.
This journal is daily increasing in pop
nlarity. Every mail brings numbers OF
new subscribers, which is the best evil
idence of the manner in which it is ap-
preciated by the public.
Price 81 % year, in qdrance. \
reduction made to clubs. Single copies,
three cents. t..-..
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I 'HlLDREN'S NURSERY CHAIRS. uaie Of rat
~ trn, just re- aiyed and for sac at
Gee Z5-3t LANNON'S ,. Z
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Observation-Disclosures

~ Grand LOdg Inst all tiOn.-Thp
8 UNDERLINED COMMITTEES Of &rraf yemrut [,
would respectfully announce to tine Masonic frster-
MY AMI citizens a'id strangers OF the district If ca
u.Ihi.. Aexanria. and oil her places that the .nnu.
al Installation Of o! cr> of the Grand ge of FRI
AID Acc"Tt'd NaSnns will take place uL!iclv on.
TUESDAY EVENING the 2.t instant, at u'c,oc[
at tn" Unitarian Church. ut the corner of La ave.
nue. and 18th street, Ia Witness which they are re
specially nIt Il.
a meeting OF the Grand Lolce will bc he'd nj Ma
sohic lia' on the same day, at o'clock ~ IN al
which time the fraternity invited.
fr'n'sd prog anirics of proceedings will be fur
n:shcd in TIL evening.
". g. MAGHEDER.
y. u. IIWbE.
HER H. HEATH,
dee I'D Committee If Arrangements
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ACGHING DOLLS ana iIcad- II India Rultrr,
- Tor >aie AZ LANNON'S, ,th -.
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Office of Chief OF Police,

=
VNllE following extract from The &c. eT.ii, l..
act concerning the use cf firearms and IT,. vs..
aud cal" Il rr-craclers. sGuii< ana other s~t.fr.
ur' work., is published for tie in orrna;iol a.! FL
concerned
Sr,tioi, = i"3 p. a. ,ar.'rE That If arv ,er,on
nan Sci Oh any hrrcrackers. sguhs. .th.r nr,f
'iAi nro"orks- in any street avenue. = ttin one
hundred yard, or any dwclliuc-hnuSp su.,l person
'la'i forfeit AID Pay line not rGn IKE ,,u t-s
nor l'sS Than "Ie dollar and Il the ..rrt. ~ ON.
nitted by slave, it shall IL ruIis aivw!.i;9i. .
not eNreeiias thrty-nii.e .t-iJe- at t!, discretion
IL The nisSi-trate. wi.h Purisl merit Isav Ie ,.n.
mutcd by The pay fnent II the line ;io:,.Sri snd If
by an apIrcItlce or minUr. ;h- parent or guardian
shall psy the flnc
Section .1,i,' lie II sqJ,t-,I Tat II shall no, be-
lawful Tor any lelscn sell or offer or -sro- Tor
ssie hrecrackrrs. IuilS. other arti.cia r wor H.
without having pr.vi usy obtained l,c-ns- from
Tie MAYOR fur that purpose. tor whch lc-ns- tine
sum OF ffiy dollars per snluri shall h- paid tn tie
Corporal on and II any person shall violate the
PROVISIONS oil this section such crsua shall im1tlt
ihu pay line 81 not exceedinr Ia. dollars nor '-s
man hive dollars for each and every Offence.
BY order II the MAJOR:
IL. y. STEELE, CHEF Of Fore.
dec oo-,t
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OFFICIAL

Irank,ir Pierce, President of the United STATES o.
r .Ime11ea, 70 on shom Il ncy concern:
Satisfactory evidence having bgen exhibited IN mr
uat CHARLES F. ZIHYE gMAS has been appointed
aconzu! of Busnos Ayes, for the port OF New York
in the sites OF Nv YORK, ID hereby recognise
: hrai UGH AID declare him free Ia cNcrcIse
ENJOY such functions, powers, aud privileges
above, To The cnm>uI> OF the most favored nations
IN the United states. 20
In testimony whereof. hav, caused these letters
10 he made patent and III" seal OF ,he Initrd ta,rs
to be herrunto af.iyr,i.
Given under my hand, n: the city OF Washington
Tie 21th day al December \ D. lisa. and ot
IL. 81 he independence of The United States OF
AIde,ica the scveniy eighth.
FRANKLIN plEprr
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rs WHY HAVE We Two Eyrs THAT w,s tb.
question which Mr. WHEATsr!SE entrapped ma ur.
INTO answering, in tn. new theory Of vision In
June 1H1s, Prot. NHEsTsrONE detailed the true
t'orS OF Gln0cu!ar v.iuu, toytt hrr with ,!,s-rir
loh an diagram OF hi> i!lu apparatus which
ne nrst called the SrhREosCUP: (after two G eek
words meaning - Solid. scp.r) for which in $50
nv was awarded the ItoyGi H.hn!. It's pract cal
utility has been overlooked until ,,rv r..,,l !,
ma Deeh applied to l,asuerreotypc.. MI!iTtiIuRST
'"S i:tfoih,cd sonic valuable inn rn,eneuts ia the
angles and also in the coorns hy which they su,cr
sei' any ,i'hs We nave yet seen III Photography. We
attIisc ali who have not seen them "a call IF his ,:I
cry over the store Of DuvaIi Bro, near fourand-
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Be- CLEArER ticsLY SOAR. London a very supe-
ror article tor the toni t. clcar'r's musk scented
brown Windsor soap. Lows genuine brown Wind
sor RousSefs Shaving Cream and Toilet Soaps-
Whit" NEd'or aud CASTLE Soups, very old Trans
parent Wash Balls And great variety Of rhcarcr
Soaps. For sale hy the package or refill by z D.
GILMAN, Druggist dec l5-tf
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jam BOOKS OF every size ami udru., 10
ID geth"r IN large stock # Ner, artilr IT.
uonery at low prices
For sale a. TAyJnR Nl-Bh
dec 23-tf M -. -. -.
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For sal- at Joe Sh,ing;nn', y ,ksto~, r F.r..
ham, and kPnueiv's in this city de-. ~ ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-24

81 AN OUNCE of fact is worth q pound of theory
ana the swarm OF concu i've facts that c Ter around
that lie mparabe preparation. Hoofand's German,
n,.'eis prepared u Dr. {. NJ. jackson, Philsielpha
establishing its value as tonic ard restorative w.
.Gcn as Won d prevent incredibly itself ir IN dues
nohing It's efficacy. In all eases of disease of the
Stomh'h whether acute or chronic, it may be- recon-
ehucd ior lis soothing, cordial. and renoy in.
huenc'. Dys"psia heartburn, loss Of appetite nau-
sea. nervous tremOrs relaxation and debility Sc
are relieved by the Bittrs in very short s1ac. Of
uns: ana perseverance, in their use never tails to
work thorough cure.
For sale by Druggists eyervwhcra
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-24

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60 CONSUMPTION AND SPITrIya BIgop-Sc. ths
Certificate OF Mr. Turner ii. kamscy for many wears
proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel, fredericksburg
va ana late OF tie City Hotel, Richmond. Va.
DR. John hingc, of the CITY of Richmond h,,,h
regular physi ian, and Of course opposed to win,
he called quack medicines, was obliged to say that
ITS good effects in tie case of Mr. Ramsey were won
dcrful indeed. "
lie had been given up by several physicians; had
tried most OF the quark n,eIrincs ami was on tn.
verge OF despair, well as the grave wien he tried
Carriers Spanish Mixture
We refer the public tn his full and lengthy cor.
hiicate around the bottle, stating his cure.
Fx+Scc advertisement.