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TO THE CREDITORS OF SELDEN
WITHERS a. 60.

FTNHE Undersigned beg leave to te, that owing
i to the calls If persons and the pressure Of the
incident to closing the cunts Of
large concern as the late house Of seden, Wihe
Co., We have found IL impossible 10 take IN exacs
inventory Of assets and lsbi ties o. the finn, bat,
as before stated, aesurei by tbs book-k.eper
ienee that the estimated value Of tie assets IL over
81 ,O00OO0 snt The lsbil ties about 100000 In
addition to this. informed, snd believe Ii to
be true, mot having seea the &c cs cannot Steak
positively that Er Withers has appropriated out
II bis private estate property valued ut ,o0 to
De applied to the pay rnent of the debts Of the firm
ne larger por lion of which IL to be applied exclu
slvey, II neces airy, to the redemption OF the circu.
iation ard the payr ent Of depositors.
We learn from the hook ke.per, also thst the
amount Of circulation ow cut tanding is less than
s'IOUcc, and tie 'ggresate smount IF deposits to
oe pail eDout Si50,0O0
We teem it proper also to state that the notes
II SeldeD, WNherS Co. Will be received in psy-
ment Of any detts due the late firm at the same
rate as Virgins ey, lut iha: none OF the cir
"uiat1on can be otherwise redeemed until q pre-
erred debt, estimats ut $3.50 O. shall have been
iqaida"d; after which tie funds will be applied
exclusively 10 fhs r demplion of the circus ton
until 1t shall ha e baen redeemed; CT the demp
ton Of every del Of which we entertain no doubt
and therefore ed Sjse persons who can hold III.
not to FacriSce them. Promising To follow tbs
'-rms OF the trust strictly We hope to give al tie
ssti. faction in our power.
W w t =; rEsSsl1'H' Trustee.
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GREAT RARGAINSI

VERY InruRrANT To HOUS sKEEPERS!
'HNaE subscr ibsrs having oetoi mined to reduce
4 their largA stock Of House Furnishing GOODS,
in ord@r to make room for a new assortment, hsv
Dat srmned to sell their present stock at greatly re.
duced prices, at last 20 per cent cheaper than any
other house in this ty. Our stock consists Of
Sofas, Chairs, Bed and Bsdstesdr,
Tables, Bureaus, Wardrobes,
Stoves, UArpsting, Oilc.oths.
and in fact every article required in Housekeep-
ing. Persons may confidently rely on getting bal
gal rs If they givs us a call
lUrZ & COOMBs,
Cheap Furniture aalcrs,
dec lb-eo3t Seventh street, between and X.
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PERSONAY.

80. The wealthiest citizen Of Louisville /,
Hon James Guthrie Secretary Of tho Treas.
ory His property in one district in the CITY
il taxed at 1901, 2O5.
-... A gentleman, in q private letter from
the Sandwich Islands, speaking of King Kama
hamehs, says: "He loafs around the town o,
honolulu-peeps into q tavern, and is ready
10 take nip with any body that asks him
he ISM worth continental, and auctioneera
went take his bid at an auction
80. The Senate of North Carolina on Thurs.
DAY, decided that Warren Winslow, ESQ as
Speaker OF the Senate becomes Governor of
the State without vacating his scat in the
Senate 'A'
-. Mr. Macaulay is said to have made an
mportant discovery of mass of Stuart pa.
Pers reiatinS TO a period Immediately anterior
10 tue death OF Queen Anne. The discovery
Will, while adding to the value and importance
OF what ne IS about, delay, at the same time,
the long looked-for day when two new vol.
umss are to appear.
...' Inc veteran Lord Brougham has under.
taken to collect and edit his works-includina
MS speeches. and orations They will appear
In a series Of monthly volumes, and will be
published by the enterprising nrm of Griffin
q Co, publishers to the University of elias
gov.
-. Judge Kane, Of the United States dis.
trict court OF Pennsylvania, Marshal F. NJ
Wynkoop, of Philadelphia, B. N. Browne.
Sta,e Senator, OF Philadelphia, and George
Piltt, clerk Of United States district court,
Philadelphia, are in this city
80. The trial for divorce in New York,
frances L Childs rs. Solomon ChiIds. has
been decided by verdict for the plaintiff.
.... Charles Kinkaid, who was in COMPANY
with be mail party recently massacred bv the
nioux lndlan3, near Fort Laramie, and re-
ported 70 nave been murdered, was not killed.
Inc Indians had left him for dead, having
shot SIX arrows into him. But despatch from
Independence, Mo, mentions that he is vet
awe and may recover. He was robbed, a
stated, of $4,000.
.... The Rev. Charles Hudson has rel;n.
pushed his position as senior editor Of the
Boston Atlas
80. desperate man took Barnum's life,
yesterday--trom Lundy, who lives over in
Georgetown.
80. Charles Shelton has sued Hiram Fuller
of the New York Mirror for libel and tbe
Austrian Consul has sued Brooks of the Ez.
press laying his damages at $50, 900.
-. The executors of Mr.. Webster's estate
nave asked leave of the Plymouth Mass pro.
Date court to sell as much of his real estate al
shall raise the sum of sos, 2O6 70, for tho paw.
ment OF all debts and membranes thereon.
go. Mrs. Mowstt Richie has another book
IN press, which will shortly be published.
-. 4 new pistol has been patented by
MesSrs. Peak Grilles, of New Heaven. Ct.
which discharges twenty-one shots in the same
time Colts can six
80. President Pierce reached bis fftieth
birthday on the 9th ult., the THANKSGIVING
Gay OF the District Of Columbia. Among his
specia! guests on that occasion was general
Mexico, but now under the Command of Cen
Pierce "a N'A
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Hoes DYING WITH CHoLERA.-We learn
that within the last week the firm Of Wicks
Horton Co have lost eighty to one hunkred
hogs at their distillery, situated at the outlet
OF tho Skaneateles, one mile and half from
this village. The disease is said to resemble
the cholera; they vomit up green substance
and soon die. They bury their carcasses In
renches.-Sknneateiss Nv. " Democrat.
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e PALPiTATIoN OF THE HEART, Nervous diseases
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Costiveness and
are all and cured in incredible
OF tme BY Carriers Spanish Mixture the
purifier of the blood not particle of
opiu or any noxions drug perfectly harmless
We can oniv rafs ave thu an rad cases & osease
which be found in another column and ali of which
the detailed in full around bottle 1t ia the of AN
Spring and Fall Medicines and An over
are blood touly remarkable.
ss< See advertisement
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JOB PRINTING

Our friends will find US prepared at any
moment to execute every description of JOB
PRINTING, with neatness and dispatch on very
reasonable terms, from Cards up to Book
Printing We are now ready to serve all, at
moments warning
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NEW BOOKS.

HFARTsEAsE, by the author of Heir of Red.
IL clyfe. Ida May
Leaves from the Igdrsgsyls ty NJ Russell
Indoors ana ou'; or Views nom he Chimney Cor.
ner, by Oliver Optic
Mini ring Children
Ida Norman; hy Mrs. L. Phelps
Outdoors at 1dlewild, b. \. p Willis
Laier Iesrs by the author Of the Old House By the
The Pile rims Of Walsinghsni, by A. Strickland
Rutherford's Children, second volume
Laoys Complste Guide to Crochet and Fancy Knit
ting
Also, further supply CT the Apocalypse I'm.
yelled, at reduced price.
MISS THOMAS
BOOK AND FANCY STORE
High street. nesr First, Georgetown.
dec 14-2ts
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their own temporary absence ct Washington.
Nearly all Of them are at that time of life
when their families are most expensive, having
children half grown, requiring the expendit-
ure of more to sustain and educate them than
earlier or later in life. Nearly all Of them
are from walks In life wherein liberal, il not
lavish personal expenditures are common :;
and nearly all of them are in their prime-at
the age at which they should be most indus.
triously laying up for the future, if ever.
Their duties, and the associations by which
they are surrounded here, are always such as
to render the practice Of such economy in
their personal expenditures in Washington, ~
they might be expected to exercise az homo,
utterly out of their power, however much dis.
posed so to do they may be. It is possible
that those Of them who enjoy very heavy mile
age may save something from the compensa-
ton they allow themselves; but only such can
accomplish that end for which nearly all of
US strive so earnestly, except by the practice
OF rigid parsimony. Now, under this state of
facts, they are almost heurly called on to vote
money from the national treasury on all con-
ceivable pretexts. Their fat may empty it,
as it fills it. To underpay them, then, is to
hold out inducemsn ts to them to make up the
deficiency by their own legislation. If they
were paid sixteen rather than eight dollars
per diem, we fancy that few resolutions for the
biennial distribution of say 100000 worth of
books among themselves would become laws.
Such results, however, are by no means the
worst evils Of the system of underpaying
members of Congress under which they are
now laboring, as We most sincerely believe
They cannot, possibly, all legislate with an
eye solely to the public interest, while they
know that the expenditure of their time and
talents here is to result in nothing for them
selves and families, save and except a sub
sistence for the time they are so engaged. This
all as correct who have studied human nature.
Nine-t enths Of them, too, are active and ef-
dcient business men at homo, full of brains
and energy. Just the men, of all men, to
.ucces,d in business and accumulate property
To expect that such persons will, when under
paid, guard the public interest as faithfully
and act as independently of surrounding in.
auences, more or less of which are as i'm
proper as unfortunate, is to look for, in them,
almost superhuman virtues as humanity runs
in this age of ours. We really believe that
if their pay was increased, their work would
be SO much better done in all respects, as to
make the expenditure of the difference about
the most profitable Investment ever made from
the Treasury of the United States
The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Dspartnsnt.-on yesterday, the 14th of Dec !,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
tho books of the Department
For tho redemption of stock...... $28, 545 26
For the Customs. ................ 1923 &c
Fo. the War Departnent......... 5O157 80
For repaying in the War Depart
msnt ................. 27s3 IS
For the Navy Department. lO,745 10
For the interior i,epartneaf..... l,616 81
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u liz reply to our friend s., we refer her
to Nellie De Boye's card in to-day's paper,
whom We understand to be the most accom-
plished pianist in the city. By the by, could
NELLIE De Bcye not soon favor US with con
cert to relieve the stagnant state of music en-
tertainments in this city?
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ANOTHER PHAsE OF TIE GARDINER FRAUD
The Bank of Columbus, Ohio, against which
there Is Government suit pending for the
recovery Of the 500 900 deposited with it BY
order of ex-Sscre.ary Corwin, has made an
assignment for the benefit of its creditors, or
in other words, have taken that means of pre-
venting the United States from recovering by
due process Of law.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
1UtT received and now opening at DOWNS 4
u HUTCHiNsON'S the most beautiful collection
Of Shells and Shell Work Of every description ever
offered in this city; together with fine assortment
OF Fancy Goods Of English, French and American
manufacture, including
cad Cases am Porte Monnsies of every descrip ton
jewel Caskets, Alhums, Csbss, Work Boxes
Fancy Boxes, Writing Desks. Alabaster Instands
shaving Cases. Rszors, Combs and Brut hes in great
Travelling Companions, Cake Boxes, Wax Dolls
Wax Figures und.r Glass, Psnorams
Ch;ldrens Cups snd taucers with notices and Tea
and Dinner SETS complete, for children
Toys, China Vases, Backgammon Boards, Accor.
Perfumsry, Lubin's Extract
Albata and Silver plated Ware, Pocket Knives, &c.
Also. fine Gold and Silver Watches, Fancy Clocks
aud me !eEelrg of every description; together with
many things not necessary 10 enumersts, and to all
OF which tho attention o. the public is respectfully
invited. DOWNS IL aUTCHINsON
4"e Athen@um Buildings, Pa. av., near AZ st.
dec 49, -. "
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" AroTExR Pr UM-Mr. WHITEHURST hasbeer
another premium for his superior Dsguerreoype
exhibited at the Worlds Fair New York 1t will
oered that Mr. W. received from the Worlds Fair Lonor
two medals for his unrivsei daguerreoypss
sides premiums at all the fairs which exhibited
ries. $3.50 s
Gall and have likenessss taken whehursts Gale
ry near -Four andahalf street. Pennsylvania avenue.
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w. l.. MARCY. Secretary of State.
From the Baltimore Methodist Protestant !
T.. X. RANGE.

From the Baltimore Methodist Protestant
E. K. RANGE.
DIR. REFSE:-De,r Sir ses by your paper ii 1.
- morning that R,pge is imposing himself on
The good peopls OF your city.
Range was admitted On ttisl in our conference
ne year see last fall during the year ensuing ".
rted aud exc led, His e4pu sion pcb ished in Il 9
Western Re rder, and 30 report, to the last fes.
sion # our Conftrenca.
think yoa will do wsll to publish him In your
paper, thai he may not continue his npositio1s.
Yours, &C., j. BURNS, President.
,steubsnvil'e, Dec. 8, 1854
The following from the Weetern Recorder Of AT.
gut 25th, 1854, Is the noics referred to in the note
Of br. John Burus:
CASE OF K. RANGE.-Br Bsssett: You will
please publish in the Recorder the derision Of the
committee in the case IF K. X Range, that he may
not impose himself upon our chu .ch in ether Con
fsrences. Yours, VI. TIPrON Chm
The committee who were called upon to invest.
gate the charges pref FRED sgsinst K. Range sre
Of tbs opinion hat the sams with their specific,.
tons, wsre 1ully sustained. Therefore
Resolred, That the sid f. X. Range be sDd Re
is hereby expelled IRON al tire rights privileges
and In nuniries OF the AZ. Z Church (SisoedJ
join McOANN,l
a. S BIDDISON, Com.
WIN g. SEARS.
Mcdonnell Vile, Aug. 8, 1854. dec I5-1ts
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TEE WARRINGTON NAVY YARp.-We, to-
day, commence in our local columns, the pub
LEGATION of carefully prepared description Of
the Washington Navy Yard We shall con-
tinus il for three DAYS.
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AN APPROPRIATE TExr.-The Boston Tele.
graph proposes a. text, for the next election
sermon, the 4th and 9th verses Of chapter Of
the epistls to Ii rothy:
Z" He is proud, kaoving nothing, but dotine
about questions and strife Of words, whereby
cometh envy, strife, railing, evil suffsrings,
perverse disputings Of men Of corrupt minds,
and destitute Of the truth, supposing that gain
j. godliusss; from such s0ithdrSw tAysstf."
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NEW PARIS MILLINERY.
VIII be opened ON Sat

NM WIN % opened on SATURDAY the 10th
instant, an elegant assortment OF
~ New Hats, Heaa Dresses, Flower sets
Tor trimming evening dresses, 60 W
Ladies couble Shirts, Flouncing Opera Cloake
infant Talmas &C. embroidered With sink sr Uorsfed
on any material, by MRS. NJ. A. SCRIVNER. over
geo. T. Aliens Dry Goods St. re, Pa avenue, door
rom Tenth street Entrance through the store.
dec l3-Sts
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ON THE ISLAND.

VN IdE ISIANU.
IN is l. A ND HALLAe
t(uLLARC'S PANORAMA OF NEW YORK CITY
- will bs exhibited at the above Hall on MONDAY
kvENl q, Daca mber 16, and TUESDAY APrER-
NOON and EVENING, December 10, at SIX ank TX
O'Clock.
Admission Is cents; children half price.
Families and parties, persons, 81; persons,
81 so dec 17-4t
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NELLIE W. DE BOYE

II NHANKt u to thu Musical tublic of tkta ctv for
l. the very liberal pa ronage extended h.r, In.
orms them that she has mads such ARRANGEMENTS
VIII enable her tn accept few addisiopal ed auced
scholars on the iiano Forte and in Vocal Music
Residence ut Mr.. 6ildemeisters. Az street near
PEnna avenue. -
hsforsnce: Hiibus & Hitz Music Dealers. cornfr
Pa. avenus, Eleventh and streets Dec IL
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SUPERIOR HARPS.

M have this day received very superior tones
w HARP, from ths celebrst d Tarisi n N anu.
faceursIs Domery, who recciyod the h. chest pre-
MUM for Hsrps at the great exhibition in ndon,
1851.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing, ty giving US q
call have the opportunity to obtain Of the ab7vs
unrivsIisd ins:1 uments. HILBU5 l. HIIZ,
Music Depot, cor. Pa. avenue, 18th ana d sts.
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hELIGIoN IN TExAs.-A very large number
OF caUrch edifices are being erected in Texas
Four religious newspapers are well sustained
10 the state and there are pros pectuses issued
I0r Ihrse more. A correspondent Of the New
io1X journal Of Commerce says: "Texas
to revivals Of religion. All denominations
share in the blessing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-15

JOE SHlLLINGTOH receives all the pew Rook and News
papers :. :.s as published He is Hapsrs
the othsr MAGAZINES, and readers will ALWAYS 6nd
large aud good assortment Blank Books and
his Bookstore, Odeon Building cor Pa avenue and az At
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TOL1AN PIANOS The increased do.
III II and at the North for Halle. Davis teeu-
ttui E0LIAN PIANOS has induced us to introduce
these unique Instruments in this city. verv su
Depot HILBUS & HITZ.
dec
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~ THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Fol,
A3 THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION will
hold Its fourth annual session, in the new and has
tful lecture room Of the Smithsonian Instjtutiop
during the interval between Christmas ard Nev
years Day, commencing on TUESDAY, Decemhe,
A large number Of the di tinguished Edu,stors q,
our country, and leading friends of Education sre
expected to be present, from whom there Will b,
many valuable Lectures and Educational papers:
when WI DO followed by interesting discussions
Inc occasion viii offer to he citizens of WASHING
ton rare and rich treat for Christmas week.
The officers Of our Govsrnn Mt mem beers of Con
gress and all the citz are earnestly requested r.
make ths II arrangements to attend and use thsi,
lhnue ice TO induce their friends from abroad &c
attend, e"A'"O ~
II any Of our libersl minded citizens can offe,
nee entertainment to delegates, or make any con.
ributsons for that pu, pose they are reouested to
ssuo IN tnelr names, residedce, and tho number
tney can accommodate to any of the following gen.
tiemen The time is at hand, and whatever Is doue
must be done quickly.
REFERENCES.
@. A Davis.
ards.
In the Third Ward, P, Force, Esq, " Harbaugh,
In the Fourth Ward, W. Maury, ESQ, Rev. J.
W. samson, and Rev. II. Sunderland. a.
In TIE Fifth Ward, B. B. French, Esq, and Prof
A. D. Bache. =. -. & = y ~
In the Sixth Ward, B. B. French, Esq, and o. C
Wright, lsq. 49,
In the Seventh Ward, 8. York At Lee, ESQ.,, O. C
Wright, Efq, snd W. B. Randolph, Etq:
dec9-1w Secretary Local COMMITTEES.
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7 OsT IN GEORGET OWN, YESTERDAY AFTER.
IL noon, small isdy's watco, m ,k.d with tbs
Lila s. Q. c, numte-ei 1926, A. G ndre make
The finder viii be Lbs al rewarded On leaving it
at The oh1ce CT Mes5rS Riggs Co, corner Of Fit
'enth street and Pcnnsyly ania avenue
dec lbs
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PENMANSIIIP

TUE subscriber having taken the room on Twelfth
l. street, trst door above Butts Drug Store, for
SHIP, to commence Monday, 18th instant. would
invite early application, a limited number only
can be taken Hours for LADIES' from 10 a. m iii,
lZ Gentlemen from till p. m.
Ter ns-For IL IL ssons s., in advance.
Apply between 2I< and D. IN to
WM A. RICHARDSON, Kirkwood House.
dec l4--3ts
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NOTICE
TO THE OTHERS OF WASHINGTON.

TO The CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
fs'EE BOARD OF ASSESSORS do hereby give no
l. iics that they will mee: daily at their room In
the City Hal, from 10 o'clock q. m. until 2 o. m
from the fifteenth to the thirty first day of Decem
Der instant, inclusive, Sundays and Christmas ex
iepted for the purpose of correcting any that
may be pointed Gu in the list of Ee subject to
school tax 70 the year ending the thirty q rst
dav If the pr-sent month (Decemberl and Of adding
thereto tho names Of any persons subject O The
said schoo, tax which may have been omitted there
from.
The Board would particularly call TIE attention
OF ell to the fact th at person csn vote next
at any electio. il this city whose name has no.
been returned as u'ject to Sc col tax for tti
year. Every tree white male citizen # this city, O
the age Of twenty one Years and upwards, would
therefore do ii 10 see whe Their bis 10 me be on
aid lst, and If omitted, t, give notes to thu ,srd
OF Assessors that 1t may be urned for this year
T. HARNESS,
J. W. BARKER
J NJ DIVING,
X. B OWENS,
!. HEPBURN,
j. RUSSELL,
P, HEPBURN,
dee l5-dt31st BOARD of Assessora
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A T PHIVATE sALE-A NEAT Sc. A9
n cond-hand Ca Rage, for one or two ERG
horses, In good order. Apply a. this of
fee dec ,5-eocts
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Agents for the Evening Star out Of Wash.
ingtou

Agents for the Evening Star out Of Wash.
ington.
Persons at distance wanting the Da,iv
Epsning Star, at tho earliest period after III
issue, can be accommodated at
Wilmington, Delaware, by E. S. Z. BUTLER
No. ia, Market street.
Baltimore, by HENRY TAYLOR, Sun Tn,
Buildings.
Harpers Ferry, by ARCHIBALD K1rzH1L1zR,
alexandria, Va, by WV F. CARsE. No. 80
King street, corner of Fairfax.
fredericksburg, Va, by W. M. MILLS.
Richmond, Va, by SMITH FORE, Nos. $50
Broad street, and 1874 Main street.
Charlottesville, Va, JAMES V. MANNING,
Franklin hotel
Portsmouth, Va, by A. B. OWENS, No. 20,
High street
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S-lw GILBERT yANDKRWsRKEN
V,HaEE DOLLARS X EWAED-

VNH6E DOLLARS X WARD
S ray ed away from the sub eriber on <DkI
sunday last, bright red COW, with white ES4H
spot in the Centre Of the forehead, the low 2~
sr half Of he tail white and white stre.E on a.
belly. For her retuIn to nv residence corner Of
MINI street east and i street south, Navy Yard
IN tie rear OF the Marine Garrison. the above -.
ward o. three dollars viii be given; or q liberal
sbouts. WITTY Me- pso nGsie'
dec IL Dho"N.
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( IGARS! CIaARSl-JUsT RECEIVED, a c. n.
~ Segment OF $4,000 Cigars, which viii BE- sclo
by the box only at very low prices.
kOTHWhLL BROWN Aucts
dec Isl opp Bank Of Washington.