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"STEVENS"
FANCY STORE 4 MI

STEVENS"
FANCY STORE A MOL
JUST received the allowing very desirable GOODS,
- attention to which is specially requested:
1000 new Cambria and swish Collars, all qualities
o. dozen ,Jous bssi Kid Cloves, black white, snd
color d all number.
80 cartoons assorted Bonnet Ribbons
40 do do ncs plan Satin aud Taft Bib.
II carlo Nd velvet Trimmings, ell widths
80 do escorted width plaiu Velvet Ribbons
Bonnet SILKS, Setius, velvet, Marce.on and aounee
Plush in every ceIor
White, black and colored Feathers
z overs IN grea: vari-ty
Enb'd bordered AID plain Hdkss
MOSS Selver, An entire new article for Bonhets
The above Goods are entirely new, felec' ed wi b
great care, which will be ,old low for the cash
PRATBT J. STEVENS,
No. Is Psnna avenue opp. Cent e Ma ket.
dec 7-eo3t IIuteli
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A SPLENDID WCRK.-We have received the
two FIRST numbers Of the magnificent and rich
~ embellished edition of Shakespeare, through
the hands of II. Veysey, Office on D street,
corner of Ninth, and published by the London
Publishing and Printing Company The work
contains nearly one hundred steel engravings
by the most eminent artists of Europe, from
daguerreotypes of American and English 40.
tors, viz: Edwin Forrest, G. V. Brooke, j. B.
Booth, Anderson, TO-, &C., all taken in stage
costume. IL. Veysey will supply all orders, hs
being agent expressly for this company and
the publishers we'll known popularity will be
sufficient guarantee for the faithful perform.
ance Of his duty to the patrons of this elegant
work
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ERSONAL,


Mr.. Chas. Eames, United States charoe IN
Venezuela, has arrived in Washington.
80. The dentists Of New York have called
another meeting in relation to Bsale's case.
for Friday evening.
80. We see it stated that Mr.. Throckmor.
ton, who married Miss Nudge after the alleged
outrage upon her person by DR.. Beale, has
made An affidavit that he il satisfied no auch
outrage was committed! This is altogether
very curious case, and one demanding Execu.
tive Investigation, if not of clemercy.
80. The London democr ats have had meat,
ing, Ernest Jones chairman, and resolved to
kiss the emperor Of France upon his visit to
that city.
80. An exchange says:
In the Senate, General Cas- 10 unousstion.
ably the leading man, In point of influence,
having been long enough connected with pub.
lie affairs to have rendered his name histori-
cal de, as well as some Of his greater con.
temPoraries, who have left the stage Of life,
was born In 1882. Temperance and activity
OF body and mind have given him q green old
ago. He was called to the chair Of tho Senate
as deserved compliment to his character and
service.
80. The gossip Of Rome is that the cole.
Dfs.1o amer Peronne, 3. j., ts to DO made Q
cardinal His Holiness, on a late occasion
regard. -''
-. Mexican Buchanan, the American actor,
10 at Boston. If the London correspondent Of
the Esprit OF the Times" is to be believed, he
returns to thiscountry loaded with money and
covered with histpnio honors.
....J J. S. Orr, the CANCEL Gabriel" de-.
hvered an address at the Broadway Tabor.
nacle, New York, last evening. His subject
was Freedom to man, be no black or white,
from physical, mental and spiritual despotisms.
He also promised to make known the fscts
regarding tho late high handed ontrsges upon
his liberty by the officials In the cities Of Wor-
csster, Charlestown, Newburyport, Philadsl.
phis and Warrington. His charge for On.
tightening the public % sil these points vas
twenty-five cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-07

q The butchers Of New York are at log.
gerheads with the cattle dealers. They wish
to break up the combination of cattle dealers,
who keep up the prices by commanding the
market. The latter have one fixed market
day when they bring their cattle for sale
The butchers are determined to have no fixed
market day, but to have tho dealers bring
their cattle in every day of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-07
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union eulogises tie portion of the mes.
sage which the editor regards as documentary
upon "ths mission Of the Democracy" and
from the unanimity with which Senator BRIGHT
was elected to preside over the Senate and the
virtual defeat of the movement Of Mr.. Sellers.
he draws the conclusion that ";he party" in
Congress, are destined to have . very hsrmo-
neous time Of it this winter.
The Intetiigsneer deplores the Presidents
river and harbor bill veto, arguing that it is
in direct contravention of the will Of the PEG.
pie. The editor also regrets that the Score.
tary Of the Navy in his report "has Joined in
second bombardment of Greytown," though,
as whole, he compliments the report In ques.
tion highly.
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mo. 527.l
SALES OF ALTERNATE SECTIONS POSTPONED


SALES OF ALTERNATE SECTIONS POSTPONED
NOTICE Ii HEREBY GIVEN that in cons.ousnce
IN OF representations going to show that large
number OF meritorious actual settlers, on account
CT short crops and other howard circdm stsnce,
would be unable to pay for the lands at tbs public
sales OF tbs United States alternate sections along
the route of the Fouths0est Pacific Railroad in the
state It MISSOURI. advertised in proclamation No
OLA to be held at the following nslsi Offices In Ds
cember instant and January next the prss,d.n,
has ordered those sales to be postponed ana ks
place rs follows 10 wit:
At the Land Office at st Louis comman.;n, nm
Monday, the 9th Of August next
At the Land Office at jackson conmensipy IN
Monday, the 18th of August next
At the Land Office at Clinton. commepciny IN
Monday, the 18th of August next
At the Land Office a. EpriI gield. commsnc;nu n,
mondry, the Goth Of August next
Given under my hand, Ut the General Land Oface
Ut the city of Washingu n, this fifth day of Dscem
Der, ammo Domini one thousand eight hundr cd srd
fty-tour.
By order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
0ecd-1aSoW Commissioner
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NEW STORE. NEW STORE.

Lc11%ana acesse, orposite the Bank of Wdshfn gto9
NJ n. THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invites
~ inc attention Of the public 10 examine bis
ttock OF GOODS, which he has opened on Lousi. ma
avenue between Sixth and Seventh street, opposite
ne Bank Of Washington, consisting of ali dsscrp.
mons OF Teas, de- Imperial, 0unpowder, and BLACK
Tea; Wins and Liquors, of all forts, which he ca
sell at the lowest prices for cash or approved paper
Besides all the n.ceessriss for Grocery Business,
viz: Br oms, Buckets, Cedar Tubs, Matches 60,
&c. Please call and see for yourselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-07

Il The recent storm at tbs North was the
worst one that has visited that region for years.
On the Lakes there have been some lives and
much property lost. The shores of North river
are lined with stranded canal boats, barges
and sioops. The snow extended ever Canada,
where 1t Is very deep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-07
THE GREAT WONDERS OF THE AGE!
Performance Extraordinary
CONCERT BY THE
American Mocking Bird"
AND ORPHAN BROTHERS

MASTER SINCLAIR BAKER, 'the American
WI Mocking Bird" formerly Of the National n.
atre, Philadelphia, and late Of Woods Varieties,
YORK, assisted by the renowned ORPHAN BROTH
ERS, late of Barnum's Museum. New York res pect,
fnlly announce to the citizens Of W. shington that
they will We one Of thsir Pleasing and Novel I'm.
tertainmentg at
IRON HALL,
commencing on tt EsDAY EVENING, Dec 18th
consisting of Songs, soloes, Glees. Overturss, Bur.
lesques, limitations of the songs Of Birds yertrilo.
qui.m, Fancy Dancing, &c, &c
Master j. SINCLAIR BAKER, the uopdsrfu I'm
itatsr Of Birds. Ventrioquist, Vocalist and Fancy
Dancer, only IL years o. aga
Master ]. WILLIAMS, the celebrated yiolfnist
and second Ole Bull, IA years Of sge.
Master D. WILLIAMS, the charming Banjo Plsy.
or, 10 years of age.
Master 8. WILLIAMS, the renowned Tambourins
and Bone Performer, years of age.
The extraordinary elf: of Imitation and Ventrilo-
quism " hich Msst. B. possesses has never been ex
hibited In any other human being, and NAV never
be again. Let all avail til Of this oprortu
nifty, to see and ear one who stands alone invested
with powers which cannot be taught or Transferred
and who may jnstly be considered the eighth Won.
der of he World.
To the chasts and truly wonderful performance o.
these hi hly gifted Children tue attention Of the
public is invited, especially the ladies'. as nothing
will b. dsne that could offend the most fastidous
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JOB PRINTING.

Our friends will find US prepared at any
moment to execute every description Of JOB
PRINTING, with neatnsss and dispatch on very
reasonable terms, from Cards up to Book
Printing. We are now ready to serve all, at
q moments warning
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THE DYING GLADIATOR.

THE pubic are respectfully informed that Gott s
celebrated fulEsised copy, In marble, of the
DYING GLADIATOR, the most renowned sta ne of
antiquity which has te' n handed down to the pres
emit time. IL now on exhibition on * street, near
Peonsyvan'a avenue. This work hiss been Dr.
nounce1 q faaltless copy OF the great original BY
all artists and connsseurs who have saen t. while
1t justly ranks the most perfect ,pecimen OF tn.
s,ulptor's sublime a-t brought from Europe to
America Indeed it is the only wcrk OF the kind 80
far exhibited in this country calculated 70 give the
bsholder who has not been abroad. Just corcsp
isn Of the ski l Of the ancients in d,signrg aud
executing works Of sculpture in which, it VIII be
reoolleced, they have never been riyalet by subs.
Quent generations
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Season tcke's, admitting Lady and Gentle.
Single tickets ........... rs cents
Hours Of ADMINISTRATION g. m to 10 m.
Gee If
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FoREIGs NEHs.-A dispatch from Now
York, in the morning papers, announced tho
steamer Union below, with four days later
news from Europe. Up to this time We have
heard nothing further from her, and think
there must be some mistake about the an.
nouncement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-07

CENTRAL BANK, n. IA tslegraphio dis.
patch in yesterdays Star stated that there
was run on the Cen raj Bank of New York
city. It should have been tho Central Bank,
Brooklyn. We arc informed that the Central
Bank Of New York is one of the soundest in
the State and bank in good standing at the
clearing house.
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The FAaHIoss.-From Joe shillington, We
have received the December number Of Frank
Leslie's Gazette of Fashion, and splendid
number 1t Is, containing q large number Of
admirable plates and all the latest American
and European fashions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-07

q The Hudson River Railroad Company
has advanced its fares to the extreme limit
allowed by law. The fare from New York to
Albany, 100 miles, is now s..
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e The American schooner seized by tho
Cuban Government, at Baracoa, has been
searched in presence of the United States
Commercial Agent, and large quantity Of
arms was found aboard, false partitions hav.
ing been constructed for better stowage.
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NOTICE WE ARE NOW READY TO DIE
IN rose Of our stock Of Goods ut retail n reduced
prices All thcse that are Indebted To n, IN nIssse
do US the favor to come forward and settle up a.
SoSn as posslpie. HALL BROTHER.
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~ For particulars see small bills
Admission TWANTY-FIVE CENTS-Children
HALF PRICE.
Orchestra Chairs 81 4 oents-Private Boxes zoo.
Doors open at I-Performancs commence at TX
O'Clock. dec T. Ste
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PRICE OF PROVISIONS OUT WEsr.-Beef is
selling at from to 10 cents per pound. Here
it is sa16c) Chickens 80 cts. the pair. But
ter 18 to 80 cts Potatoes 18a2O cts the peck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-07

u A great fire occurred at Council Bluffs,
Iowa, on the I'D of November, which totally
destroyed the business part of the city. The
loss is estimated at $4,000. The fire is sup.
posed to have been the work of an incendiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-07

Our PAPER.-The circulation of the Star
was never so great as what it now is During
the past two weeks, our subscription list has
increased at the rate Of fifty per day
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~ A CARD-Ths Presiden MT and Faculty
u3 ofGtorgetown College feel under great obi
cations to the Vigilant Fire Company, Of George.
town, for their prompt and generous exertions on
the morning of the 9Th instant, In arrestipg the
progress Of fire which originated in the workshops
Of the Institution, and thu saving the entire build
IL from tho flames.
The conduct of the hremen on the occasion wss
worthy Of all praise, and shows that they are true
to their name and worthy of the confidence and es
TEEN of the public. The inmates of the College
will not forget their noble conduct on this &C.
casion. BERNARD A. MAGUIRE, President.
GE0RaE1owN COLLEGE, December 9th, 1854.
dec 7-lH
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THE You've HUSBAND. This is the title
OF new novel by Mrs. Gore, sent US by Joe
Shiilington. Like the other productions Of
that lady it is simirably written; the Young
Husband is an admirable production.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-07

q A teaspoon Of powdered alum thrown
into pailful of water, will purify it, after
standing couple of hours.
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q The agricultural produce of this season
in Ireland will, it is said, reach 9l0, OOO, 900
sterling above that Of last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-07
Private Medical Treaties
OF THg
PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
M. b. LA CROIX, M. D.,
ALBANY, N Y.
$50 Pages and $50 Fine Plain and Colcred LItho
graphs and Plates.
~ Price only 25 Cents. IA
A3-Sent frss of postage to all PARTS OF the Upon-a

CHEAPEST HOOK EVER
PUBLISHED, and containing
nearly d ub'e the quantity Of
rssiing N after in that Of the
FIFTY CENTS OR rOILAR
PUBLICATIONS..
IT treats on the PHYSTOE-
GY or MARRIAGE, and the
Secret 4. fiEmities and disorder
Ct youth and maturity, re-
sultiug firm excessss, which
destroy the phy steal and me D.
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EIG FARCIES . Ia Gautief.-Those In
I want of delicious Dessert call at GAgTIERS
and try his Fig and Date Paroles, which fcr purity
and delicacy Of hav:r are uuequalled.
O GAUTIRR.
dec 7-3t asa penpa avenue
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John G. Davis, Disney, Dowdell, Edmundson,
Faulkner, Fuller, Goode, Grow. Hamilton,
Sampson W. Harris, Wiley P. Harris, Hast
ings, Hendricks, Hubbard, Hillyer, Houston,
1ngersoll. Daniel T. Jones, George W. Jones,
J. CLANCY Jenes, Kittredge, Hurts, Lamb,
Latham, Letcher, Lewis, Macdonald, McDou-
gall, McMullen, Mcqueen, Maxwell, Smith
Miller, Millson, Murray, Odds, Orr, Bishop
Perkins, John Perkins, Phelps, Phillips,
Powell, Pratt, Reese, Rowe, Rufan, shannon,
Shaw, Singleton, Shelton, VIM. Smith. VIM.
R. Smith, George W. Smyth, Richard a. Stan
ton, Stratton, Straub, John J. Taylor, Wal.
bridge, Walsh, Warren, and Hendrick B.
Wright-90.
Mr.. Sellers introduced bill providing for
the purchase of 90 much of the turnpike road
az lies within the limits of the District Of Co.
lumbia, and making the same free; refer red to
the Committee on the District of Columbia.
The House then adjourned.
Preceding, Of To-Day.
In the Senate, this morning, resolution
was offered by Mr.. Badger. and agreed to, to
pay Senator Atchison the difference between
his pay as Senator and that of Vico Presi
dent, during the time he was President PRO
tenpoye of tho Senate.
Mr.. Seward presented the petition of E. T.
Collins and others, Of New York, praying fur.
Their provision for the protection Of life on sea-
going vessels referred to Committee on Com.
merce.
A motion that when the Senate adjourn, they
would adjourn over until Monday next, was
agreed to.
A bill for the relief Of George Fisher was
passed.
Mr.. Pearce offered joint resolution re- ap-
pointing Rufus Choate, of Mass, and Gideon
Hawley, Of n Y, regents of the Smith, oni an
Institute, which was passed.
Mr.. Bad ger gave notice that, on Monday
next, he would introduce bill increasing the
pay Of members Of Congress and Judges Of the
Supreme Court.
In the House, Mr.. Maxwell introduced
bill for the sale of the reserved lands in Flor
ida; referred to the committee on Public
Lands
Mr.. Houston reported from the Ways and
Means Committee, the usual annual invalid
and other pensions bill, and the annual In.
dian appropriation bill, embracing also appro-
priations for the fulfllment of the various ex-
listing Indian treaties; both of which were
duly committed to the Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union
MI HEM introduced q bill for the improve
ment of the rapids of tho Mississippi; also, a
bill to compensate the owners of the town of
Omaha, In Nebraska Territory: which were
appropriately referred
It was then moved and carried, that when
the House adjourn, it adjourns over until Mon
day next.
Mr.. Cox then rising, announced the death,
during the past recess, of Hon. Presley Ewing,
q member Of the House from Kentucky, in an
appropriate eulogy, closing with Offering the
usual resolutions on such an occasion.
Other eulogies upon the deceased were then
delivered by Mr.. Bristow and other members.
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STAR.
Agents for the Evening Star out Of Wash.
ington.

Agents for the Evening Star out Of Wash.
ington.
Persons at distance wanting the DAILY
Booming Star, at the earliest period after its
Issue, can be accommodated at
Wilmington, Delaware, by E. s. r. BUTLER,
No. la, Market street
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Buildings.
Harpers Ferry, by ARCHIBALD K1rzn1LLER.
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King street, corner of Fairfax.
fredericksburg, Va, by W. M. MILLS.
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High street
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL
SCOTT GUARDS,

In OnSDA1, lee. 4, 1854
THE SCOTT GUARDS have the PLEASURE of an.
i nouncing that their First Annual Bal will take
place on THURSDAY, Dee. i4tb, ISL. ct
CAR SI'S SALOON.
In announcing this Ball the Scott Guards selicit
the par image and presencs of the Military ami cit
zsns generally in their b-hal.
Tickets one DOLLAR admitting q gen lsman
sni ladies'; to be had Of any membsr Of the com.
psny.
Committee Of Arrangements
Lieut. r Mexican,
Sgt Keyworth, Priv Houston,
Priv - French, Priv G Ba sett,
Priv Tbos Withers, Priv Scutheron.
dec 7-dtbt
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The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Departmsnt-On yesterday, tho 9th of Dec I,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered On
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The Delegate elect from Kansas. Mr.
Whitfield, just chosen to DO the delegate from
Kansas, 10 an Arkansas man, reared on the
frontier. He Is q gentleman of great energy
and emphasis Of character, and is "hard to
beat" at anything he undertakes. For the
comfort Of our Northern fellow citizens who
have undertaken TO mould affairs in Kansas to
suit themselves, rather than the people who
have cast their lot there, We have to say that in
his views of the fitness Of things political, Mr..
Whitfield will be found to be second edit on
of senator Robert johnson, of Arkansas
They are emphatically chips from the same
block We hear. By the by, it appears to DO
understood BY the knowing ones In the federal
city, that Mr.. Whitfield 10 largely indebted
for bis triumph to the vote of parties sent out
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-05

/ 49,. rs <x ~ ss7R HI Il go AsAis4sfs
To CAxplDATEs. Gentlemen<one
and al Of y6W The meeting of the
Legislature is clos)sat hand There
are a few Offices in and about the
house, to be given away to the good
and faithful plough horses Of the party
in power. As the, list Of the faithful
has not been narrowed down BY and
public 'calamnity (!)aof 'codrss sthefd
will becandidates, if not for the fame !;
for the fees; and it is high time that
each and every one Of you should have
circulars, and cards out, setting forth
in plain and modest terms, your claims
to the consideration Of the parity
Our, card printing, arrangements are
complete. Wecan give you the com
mon. three by fye-the enameled on
both, and the glazed on one, Just as
you like. And when it comes to the cir
cular part, we may be ofservice to you
in arranging your many claims to con-
sideration, so they will appear in the
best light. We can get out any thing
Of this kind in much less than /" the
shortest notice." and have bosom
warm with sympathy for you, If Your
cards, circulars, and claims do not elect
YOU. FOL ST aee saFaiaas 7ah es2 i
All We have to say 1t this moment
is, now's the time to have the printing
dofe. Get out u circular, ind show
the party how you run your legs offat
the recent election to ring-m voters
Tell them how you have dined out.
and dined in, and been drunk nine days
out Of the seven for the party. Put
yourself in the light of q martyr to
the Democratic side, and if you do not
find sympathy ,apd are pot elected,
then we will give you back the cost Of
the circular, with interest, se s.'.,,
"a, 81 oa ~ -.--------T'l- s--s ts aldss7s.
.aj''y ohnathan, did you ever bet on a
l,.-lssse pr. 9g@H "a - - $3.50 fffts3 80 4
~ = SSgssg ~ late 7i.f 900 5saaI S. nv
,-,"No, but Two seen my sister Bot
On an old mare ~ .sy e. s,,fs..q
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-05

JEFFERSON CoLLEGE.-This iusti.
tuition situated six miles from Natcl,ez
has just opened and presents an at
tractise card to parents for the coming
year .4fs ler :
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CARD! 1854 CARD!

tss CARD! 1854 CARD!
DROGRESSi is our motto With . new
L yeafsws''wish to adopt new meas
ures- udesspTes commensurate with the time
land which we trust will meet the appro-
baton Of all. e9A aSs BH3{a
Our design il to make il distinctly known
that from and after this date that for oil
purchases made Of ssbs,'' by order or with
out cash in hand. unless time be express
" stipulated for, we will on the first ol each
month proceed To render to each purchaser, :
without reference to how recent the puf-
chase may be, hill OF their ihdebtedness 10
us. which we fully trust will always meet
with Immediate attention. . Our desire is
to give every customer good articles at
good tair cashsvaluatiop. and Arder to do
50. Je must have our Nils paid pnnctoslly.
Mtker6 anyto whom this mannef Of
doing t1i hess Is offensive, we do not want
their CUSTOM. With thanks to our: many
kind friends who have 50 freely patronizsd
US during the PAST year and hope for theiir
prosperity. @We'' Remain,
-. . 800 .',. With respect
Jan. lst 1854. JOSHUA BEAL.
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r ARDsANDsWH Olk-a5 barrels
- prime Winter lard ana Whale soil,
just received and for sals by .sill,s.g
Jan 3tf, - - s. NJ. HART Z CO.
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Tor eALE.-A delightful 'scottage" residence
! with suitable out buildings, and two arpcnts
Of land attached, elgdhly situated on Church
street for saie-terms favorable. '9H y = ~
Until sold, the above proasrty will be rented IT
4 moderate price per month. Apply to- II ~
y dec. 28M 6M HART 4 CO.