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aud soothing the most excrutating pain;
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will cause the patient to leap for JOY Cuts burns gala
and all sores requiring external applic-ton, wi VS .
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equally applicable to man or beast 500 y o,,o
@. W. WESTBRooK, p
Originator and sole Propristor
PRINCIPAL oeaces, s0z Broadway, n: w and
srd and Market Street, st. Louis Missouri
Septl4-54,6m
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Carpenters and COopers--We havea full assortment
of Tools used by you such as Saws, Hand and Cross
Cut, Chisels, &C., &c. NELSON & ROBINSON.
Ii YOU want TO build cheap come to Waynesburgh,
and buy your Nails Locks Latches, Paints Glass and
Sash. - I .r' r. Z NELSON . ROBINSON.
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EDITORS TABLE.

Which will be enriched by short contributions, CORES
poudence, and poetry, valiousy grave and humorous
We have also added
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RaiI Road Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen to those who have
subscribed stock to the Carroll county K, K.
Company, that will sell the shares Of all un .
paid stock on the oh dav OF January ntx'' az
public sale at the Court House 10 CarrollIon'
Sale to commence about 10 O'Clock.
HARVEY COGSIL.
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-Four liquor sellers Of Portage county
tried and convicted Of violating the liquor law
and sentenced to pay $50 fine and be imPri'
oped go days each, are in Jail serving Ou
their time.
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---Dispatches from New York, bearing
date the 29th ul. say the notes Of the Govern
ment State Bank, of Ann Arbor, Michigan and
Nero chants' Bank, at Bridgeport N. J. have
been dis credited.
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H4 h.. NEW Ohh, OdV.
The Star Of the West arrived about three
o'clock, bringing ESQ passengers and $751;
600 in specie. California dates are to Nov.
9th, brought dowu by the steamship Cortes. -
Among the passengers are Senator Weller and
Hon. ]. A. McDougal, NJ. @.
The news from California is oflittle impor
tance. In commercial matters little or nc
change has occurred. A fair business had beer
ldone
Mr., VIM. Sherman had been elected comp
troller Of San Francisco.
The vacancy in the Supreme Iudgship, oe
casioned by the dea:h of Judge Wells, had no
been filed; various candidates were spoken o
the most prominent being Judge Fields, o
Marysyille.
Official returns Of the recent State electo
are published, and show the combined Demo
cratic majority on the Congressional vote to tt
, l2,S45.
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pr RSHN Al.

80. Mr.. John A. Washington, the proprie.
tor of Mount Vernon, declines to sell the grave
Of Washington to the Virginia society of ladies
who made overtures for the purchase Of it. He
declares himself unwilling tina. Mount Vernon
should pass from his possession. unless to the
State of Virginia or to the United States
90. Senator Atchison and Tan. Whitfield
delegate to Congress from Kansas Territory
were in Independence on the 9th instant, on
their way to Washington.
80. Mr.. Maggie, q promising young actor,
and q brother of the attentive assistant treas.
urer of the Broadway theatre, has been play
ing with Miss Julia Dean at tho Charleston
theatre. Miss Dean took her benefit at that
place last Saturday, when she appeared as
Mrs. Halter, and Mr.. Nagle as the Stranger.
They have both met with success at the Sosth,
and attracted OVERLOOKING audiences.
80. Dr. Graham, who is in the Tombs in
New York, is reported by the Express to be
comfortable. He is daily visited by his wife
and by members of the profession Whether
he will be pardoned or not is quite uncertain.
-. General Whitfield, the newly elected
delegate from Kansas, has arrived here He
looks like just the man to carry new country
by storm.
-. The old and we'll known firm of Taylor
cassidy, Of New Orleans and Cincinnati,
has stopped payment. This is one of the old
est, and, heretofore, one of the most reliable
firms in the West and Southwest, and is q
forcible example of the effect of the % hard
times
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

Christmas Itmss-Ftres md Akarms-.Suu
beneFt-BUtEard'S P0n0rani0-Lectnre.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 20, 1854
Things begin to look bright and Christmas
like. Our fancy, jewelry, and confectionery
establishments especially, are set off in the
most tempting array.
Fire alarms have been quite numerous of
late; most of them proceed from burning
chimneys, &c; but early on Sunday night a
lurld light westerly from our city, gave token
Of confagration in that direction. Our ever
active french started but it was soon dis
covered that the distance to the scene of action
was too great for them to render service. The
barn, hay stacks, &c, of Mr. CoWling, some
five miles from our city, were totally destroyed,
at loss Of nearly 81, 500; not insured
An hour afterward the alarm again sounded;
this time tho fire was in our midst some dar
ing incendiary having applied the torch to
fine brick building on King street, near water.
belonging to Mr.. r. II. Buchner Again our
gallant fremen rallied, streams of old Came.
ron soon quenched the devouring element and
danger was over. The loss of $3.50 falls on
the Insurance Company.
Monday evening the Sun Fire Company's
benefit came off at Liberty Hall The large
audience were never more delighted as they
must have been when Kunkel's Troupe did their
best. Last night the same troupe made another
audience merry at Liberty Hall.
This evening the splendid Panorama of
New York and its people opens at Liberty
Hall. This fine painting (Which those ac-
quainted with New FORK pronounce most faith
full to the reality is over six miles in length,
and delineates New York as it is With the
lecture of the gentleman that accompanies
each scene with description of its features,
visit to this Panorama is second only to a visit
to the city.
Rev. Thomas H. Stockton, of Baltimore.
opened the lectures of the Young Mems Chris.
tian ssociation, last night, at the South Pres.
byterian Church AM
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1Hg WAR FEELING IN ENGLAND-The en-
tire English nation is, of course, in state of
intense excitement il relation to the war in
the CIinea There is mourning throughout
the kingdom on account Of the terrible losses
which have been experienced; for, in the death
of some $4,000 men, of all classes and orders
nobility, gentry and commoners-almost the
whole population have some personal interest
Among the plans proposed is the embodying
and mcbilizing the militia of the kingdom,
and the replacing Of the regiments of the line
N the Mediterranean with the militia Plans
ior employing wrought iron steam batteries,
nertais of prodigious calibrs, rifed guns, and
other devices for sudden, vast and secret de-
structiOn, employ the attention Of the Ad.
miraity, the Ordnance Office and the Woolwich
Engineers.
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ACADEMY OF hoDERH LANGUAGES,

AT I'll Thirteenth ST. ct, bet Hetn Z aud G. or
address corEl,r % ard Ninth strees
LfRENtH, Spa ISL and ITsIIAS taught by
L Pref. Il. PiahE by a CIV :. sam the only
natural ard eucc ssfal mode thai commands the st.
tention CT all those WHO have fall1d or found the
eboVe Languages too difficult or too tedious with
O.; her tsaeserS.
PENMANSBIP taught 10y simpis and easy r,e-
tbod, b. which the foest hand writing NAV be 81.
tanned IN fifteen lessons.
Parents wishing their children instructed ia these
branches are requested to call aud C nvin-s them.
selves uf the infaiibe and be st meas OF teaching
kG- Fer terms. see the teacher.
ihe bichest reference given. dec 10 -2.s
FNeE MOTT ELyGANr JUVENILE OY THE
1 SEASON
Eyeninx Hours with ny Children: o., ConTersa.
lions "a ;he Go7pel Story, la gs tyre quartz
spsnditly il.ustIGtei-price ST. % or with
cclored pates S. 56
New Noium", ty tie author Of the e. ide Wide
Horld Seing the e-Ed volume OF Mr. Ruth.
efforc's Children--ssc
I CT rial Gatherings for The Young-sOc
Lave You Seen 1t? An attractive volume nnllisbs5
by the Sunday S,hool Union
Our Stock efjuyeniie Works is the LARGEST Ne have
ever hk1, ard Comprises all the choice nubl;
cStiols OF Carrier Bros, Carlton T. phi,l;rs
Aprletcns, Sunday school Union, &c
Now is the tine to subscribe for the ChilJ's Psnar
american MeS7eagsr, Sabbath Sthool Visitor ard
Boys snd Girls Magazine for 1856
All q which are delivered here at the sare rs.es
AZ in New York. 49,
GRAY BALLANTYNE
occ iS--"C A9S Srysathst
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Samuel w. Brown, Of Lowell, Mass.-For
improvement in condensers.
Thomas J. Chubb, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvem in metal separators.
Maj,r B. Clarke, of Newman, Ga,-For i'm.
provemeut in cleaning seed cotton and feeding
It to the gin.
David W. Clark and Sylvester H. GRAY, O,
Bridgeport, Conn For double acting force
pump.
Horace j. Crandall, of Boston, Mass-Fo,
improvement in bilge supporters for holding
vessels in docks
Daniel Fitzgerald, Thomas Rogers, and
William G. Walker, of New York, N. Y.-Fo,
improvement in guards for ferry boats.
Jno. s. Gage, of Dowagiac Mich.-For i'm.
provement in clover harvesters-
Geo: W. Grader AID BENZ. F. Cowan, Of
memphis, Tenn.-For improvement in grain
mills. .4f., .-s..-
Stephen Hadley, Jr., of Lyman, N. Il ,-Fo,
direct action water-wheel.
Isaac B. Howe, of Mortified, Vt-For i'm
provement in machines for Strengthening
heavy metal bars 60
VIM. B. Leonard, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in thermometers
Charles Merrill, of Maiden, Mass-For i'm.
provement in sash fasteners.
James Myers, Jr., of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in making sugar moulds
George Reynolds, of Bangor, Me.-For i'm
prOvement in compositions tor tanning
John P. Sherwood, of Fort Edward, N. Y.
For improvements in cut-nail machines.
jonathan Smith, of Naponset Village, Mass.
For improved method of holding vessels by the
keel in dry and other docks.
John j. Speed, jr., and John A. Bailey, of
Detroit, Mich.-For single machine.
Louis Stein, of New York, N. Y.--For i'm
prOVement in revolving fans for apartments.
Saml. Taggart, of Indianapolis, Ind For
improved clutch in machines for packing -four
Nathan Thompson, jr., of Williamsburgh,
N. Y.-For improvement in life preserving
seats. Patented in England Sept lS, 1854, .
Grey Utley, of Chapel Hill, N. C.-For i'm
provement in boot crinping machines.
Daniel P. Weeks, of Maiden. Mass,-For
improved oven cooking range
Wendell Wright, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in spring bed bottoms.
Robt. Grifiths, of Allegheny City, Pa, and
Geo. Shield, of Cincinnati, Ohio, assignors to
Robt. Griffiths aforesaid For Improvement
machines for forging horses shoes.
VIM. =. ketchum, of Buffalo, N Y, assignor
to Rufus L. Howard.-For Improvement in
grain and grass harvesters.
Elisha Pratt, of Salem, Mass, assignor to
Elisha Pratt and II. P. Upton, of same place
For improvementinl leather splitting M chines.
Milton Roberts, of Belfast, Me-, assignor to
Milton Roberts and Hiram E. Pierce, Of same
place.-For improved machine for turning
prismatic forms.
Allen B. Wilson, of Watertown, Conn, as.
signor to W. P. N. Fitzgerald, of Washington,
D. C.-For Improvement in sewing machines
The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Department On yesterday. the 10Th of Dec :,
thore wore of Treasury Warrants entered On
tie books of the Department.
For the redemption of stook...... $7,723 "a
For paying Treasury debts. 1915 O6
For the Customs. ................ 1855 19
For tho War Department. ......,. 32,730 "a
For repaying in the War Depart
ment .........,... 3O,O2S 81
For the Navy Department. 119,951 80
For tho Interior Department. 1882 SO
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Z A N L o N TEA MPANy
No. $40 Seyenth Ssr..r


HE undersigned beg lesve to ip form their friards
Z and the public generally that they have SS~e.A
lolmeu c7psr' reiShip under the firm off -
HALT d H@NSlNG, ard will open ORR &
Monday, the 18Th instant, a large assort- s1s5lj
nent Of TEAS, CoFFEES snd SPICES
we particularly call attention to our system Of
fhcRed Teas done rp ia the qqsrter- pound rack
ace, Snch renders tn N impervi, US to the air.
TEis System of-re great icducem nts t country
merchants and de .ltrs AZ is enables them to kesp
VARIED as o:tnienS + tees fer small investment.
10 houstReepers tn Is metz Oh possesses great ad.
Vahtages as nc Preserves the tea in the best possible
manner Zach package contains full weight and
We warrant cur Teas to be IS repreeented or thew
may be returned.
frem the following list Il will bs seen that our
assortment Is large, and prices at least 20 Der
cent: lower than the same articles hsye sold Tor
hert toiore:
young Tyson, 40 cent; good di TO- so cents; fine
30 cents; extra fine ditto, ST. silver leaf ditts,
81 20 Fine Imperial, IS cents; extrs ditto ST. gol.
Gen chop ditto, Sl.25. Superior Gunpowder. IS
cents rne ditto, 81; extra ditto, Sl.25. Superior
$3.50.
BLACKS
Mig Yong, 81 Is cents; good Oolong, so cfn.s fine
di'to 20 cent?; extra ditto, 81; fragrant ditto, Sl:5
superior Ming Yong, 10 cents; extra ditto SO cents
Fine Chulan, SO cent?; London Breakfast, IS cents
ENG ish ditto 50 cent; Grange Pecco SO cents good
Souchopg, 30 cents; Ne Plus Ultra Black 81 90.
To persons buying Ia quantities for cash we offer
superior Inducements.
Rio, Java, and Msrsrtibo G dese, green and
roaa'ed and Spices If ali kir DIS con family on band
who lesaie aud re. AL.
P.w. HALL.
oec ~ 81 @. HENNlNG.
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Star.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. December 20
SPIRIT OF TIE McssI PRESS

SPIRIT OF TIE Mcn MING PRESS
The Ihfsllfgenesr, speaking of Mr.. Badgers
bill to increase the pay of members of Con.
gress and the judges of the United States su.
preme Court, says: i. s7'n q
III ls surprising, indeed, in view of the cir.
cumstances which have heretofore promntad
an increase OF pay to other public servants
that the move no made by Mr. Badger IN,
not been made before; but there Is a stness In
me Introduction of proposition by mem
per who, while he may be supposed to have
Ieit the justice OF the measure, will not be here
himself 10 enjoy the benefit oft. Remember.
ing, as We do, the good effect which resulted
TO the business of Congress from the expert !.
ment OF the salary system many years ago, We
could have wished that the increased compen.
ton now proposed to that branch of the Gov
erpment had taken the same shape"
The Union, discussing the new fashion of
mixing politics with religion, says:
"The people of the United States sbould
pause before they sanction this intrusion of
the Church on the State, and this palpable de-
sign to bring legislation into subseryi eacv to
religious dOgmas and fantacies, which. If made
the basis of tho action of government. will
render every provision of our Federal and
State constitutions for the protection of per.
sonal liberty null and void. That many pulpit
politicians aim at such a consummation, and
dream OF its accomplishment, is becoming
every day more apparent. 1t was lately
stated that sixty-six clergymen had been
elected to the Legislature Of Massachusetts,,
and two or three to Congress In Ohio and
other States We see the same thing. After
having prOstituted The pulpit to political har-
argues, they aspire to tho halls of legislation,
and, without doubt, are prepared to ingraft
their system OF higher law ON the organic
laws of the States and the Union. We pre-
sumo they mean to fulfill the obligation of their
ordination. TO maintain and set forward, as
much as in them lieth, quietness peace, and
love among all Christians,' by sowing dissen-
sions in the States, and fostering inveterate
antipathies between different sections of the
Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-20

NEW Observation-Disclosures has sent
US a new drama, in five acts, entitled "Night
IN Buenos Ayres," the American reprint Of
Diekens's " Household Words and CORA
hams Magazine for January. The pub.
Usher has sent us the specimen number of
Fletcher's Family Bible, which is elnbellshed
with two beautiful steel engravings, repre-
sentins the Captives in Babylon and NO
ses III the ark of bulrushss" 1t also contains
beautiful family records for marriages and
bi-ths. 1t is proposed to issue this capital
edition at e. cents per number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-20

JUT OF EaPLOYMENT.-The New York Her.
aid furnishes tie following list of the number
Of artisans and mechanics thrown out of en-.
ployment of that city:
Tailors and tailoresses 1000; cabinetma
kers, upholsersrs, &c, 500; masons, 1000
maohinists, smiths, &C., 700; printers. 500
stereotypeFs. $50, bookbinde:s, folders, ane
stitchers, 40; shOemakeTs, AGO !; house car
penters, 200; ship Carpenters, 7O0 rope ina
kers, bleck makers, ringers &C., 500; plaster
oEs, 200; plumbers, 600; umbrella makers
go: hatters, 800 Total, 1880.
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CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

VsNHE iubscriIer has large and varied assort
i nsnt os Cakes and Patty for the chis.ua Hol
days Especial attention is called to the quality
well as to the variety Of thu supply.
Plumb, Pound, Jelly, Sponge AMI Tea Cake
Mince, Apple, Cranberry and other Past,ie, con
stanlly On hand.
Fresh Bread, Piscuit, Bunns, anu Rusk every even.
ing in time for tea.
The public ars invited 10 call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere
CHAS. ". HAvENEER
cstreet. between Az sid Sixth street,
dec 20-tf
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NOTIFICATION.
.IsTRIOT or COLUMBIA,
Il

nIsTRICT or COLUMBIA,
~ WASHINGTON COUNTY, to wit
do hereby certify that VIM. ". Birch Of the uaty
aforesaid, brought before the subscriber, Jus.
tce CT the Peace In and for said county, this Ism
day Of Cecsmber 1854, as 8 ray, trospa ipg on bis
premises, SORREL noRsE, ag, beyond the N ,rk
head. two hind feet white, end off fore OF white
switch tail, trots snd csnte,s. Given under my
hand JOHN D. CLARK, J. p.
The owner Of the above described horse IL re.
qussted to prove property, pay CHI srgee, asd AXE
him away. WM a. BIRCH
dec 20-2t
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e Those Of our readers who are in quest of
elegant and appropriate presents for the holt
days, will find at Shillington's Book Store,
Odeon Building, magnificent assortment of
Animals, Gift Books, Albums, Poets in all
styles Of binding, interesting Juvenile Books,
Toy Books, Episcopal and Catholic Prayer
LOOKS, Bibles, Writing Desks, Porte Monnaies
PoEt Folios, Work Boxes, Gold Pens, and
everything in the fancy stationery line.
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p The Democratic Clubs of New York,
have reported in favor Of the union Of the
Hards AID Softs, and have perfected an organi-
cation under the following leaders; President,
John Cochrane; Vice Presidents, Samuel Os
good and Charles II. Ring; Corresponding
Secretary, Thomas A. Glover; Recording Sec
rotary, DR.. IL. Sheppard; Treasurer, Conrad
Swackhamer; and Sergeant at Arms, Thomas
Ii. Ferris Ii is intended to hold an union
ratification meeting at Tamnany at an early
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S.uRDER IN RICHMoSD.-The Richmond
papers state, that colored boy belonging to
The confectionery sto,e of Mr.. Catogni, was
ztabbed on Monday by a young man, % years
of age, and so badly injured that he died
within an hour afterwards. No cause is as
signed for the deed. The murderer has been
arrested, but refuses to give his name.
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CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY.

Ohm MILLER respectfully informs tn. prb,;c
- that he has on hand, at tis we'll known estab
imminent on Pennsylvania avenue between Tenth
and Eleventh streets one of the l.rosSt $500 =,
CONFECTIONERY, imported and Of his own make
ever ffsred for sals In this city
ite lis fully provided with Fruit Cake IN yarious
SIZE ana for:o; Pound Cakes, Sponge Cakes, and
email cakes Ct every favor and vsaiety.
Also, fresh and full supply q: Sugar Plumb,
candles and Chocolates of every shape and flavor.
Ice Creams, Water Ices, Jellies, Charlotte Russ.
be furnished at the shortest notice. ~ Il
He has also on hand large and fresh sssortmep,
OF imported French Vegetables: as Aspars Green
peas mushrooms, Green Corn, stewsd Tomatot 8
Truides, 10 Catsup, Doth mushroom and mstos
sardioes, Anchoviss, Pates de Fore Grass, and f,
assor tment OF meats in boxas Preserves. pried
Fruits, &c DC, at the most reasonable terms
Every article from his establishment is warranted
to be Of the best msteris,s and made iu tha Lss,
style. ' ~ 'n' 0eS
dec l9-St News Intelliysncer.I
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q An additional body of chaplains have
been sent to the English army in the Crimea
by the English Society for Propagating the
Gospel. How ridiculous Send an army te
Russia to murder the people, burn their prop.
erty and devsstate the country, and at the
same time serd them preachers to teach Chris.
tianity. What mockery. Is it any wonde,
that the world contains so many infdels?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-20

e The Baptist denomination appears to
lie progressing in many parts of the county
Near two hundred persons have just joined
that church in Mississippi success is also re-
ported in Louisiana, Alabama, Texas and
Florida; in Virginia, they have membership
of 100000, OF whom 10000 joined them last
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-20

u project is nearly matured in Paris
OF pilgrimage to Rome, in large bodies,
like those of the pleasure railroad expeditions
between London AID Paris. Companies Of
hundreds will be conveyed to the Holy City
and provided On the way with all comforts at
a very moderate rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-20

q Yellow Fever has not yet disappeared
from New Orleans, notwithstanding the ad-
vanced stage Of the season. During the week
ending December Cd, the total number of
deaths their from all diseases was 22o, of
which were by yellow fever.
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IF YOU WANT CHEAP CLOTHING

20 10 oREIbLi'S Metropolitan Clothing Store,
- near the Post Uftice Bulge street, Georcetown'
where can b found as lerge AID cheap an sseort.
ueIt CT RKADY-MADS c. .T1ING rs at any other
tstablis i'm ut la tn District. 4 GOOD supply OF
Boys tlpthiCg now hsur, which we viii sell
cheaoer thai. the ch sp,st. Servants Clothing at
tie lowest prices.
Just received, a lice !oE o: Buckskin GLOVES, for
sale very low.
dec 19-5t+ 3. GRIZZLY ( Co
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BOOKS FOR THE Holidays

A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT oF ENGLISH
n Bibles, Episcopal and Catholic. Prayer Baoksin
rich AMI elegant binding, and childrrn'S Bo:k lie
meet extensive collection tefJTe offered 10 the
District
Also, e good sortment of Cutlery and Fsn;v Sta.
tionery Just rrceiyed, and for sale ct great bar.
bsins by f. X LUNpY.
No. 12s Bridge street,
de3 ~ G. oryes0wn
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KANSAS TERRITORIAL LEGIsLArURE.-The
Independence (Mo) Occidental Messenger of
Dec. 8, says it has received pretty reliable in.
formation "that Gov. Reeder would take the
preliminary steps toward ordering an election
for Territorial Legislature, in some ten or
fifteen days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-20

~ The queen Of England has given great
offence to the friends of the Sabbath by having
the French band of the Guides play on Sun
day afternoon at Windsor Castle