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WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
9s PLATED-WARES.

/ 4 N entire new stock Of Watches, Jew.
"A clry, Silver and Plated Wares, is now offered
at Wizards old stand, l22 Bridge street Georgetown
by X. G. WETENHALL.
Call and see the new styles, which | will sell at
New York prices
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry carefully repaired
dec lq--2w
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CAKEsf CONFECTIONERY, Ac-f
WKTHO does nor want n Cake for Sweef

w heart, lover, wife. or friend. at Christmas or
New Years Day l win tell you where you can get
one or more, from ~ TO $40 each. II is Mt No Sir
opposite Browns Hotel
Now making and on exhibition $4,000 worth 81 tho
very best Cakes and Confectionery ever offered in
this city, and on the most pleasing terms Cali early
and leave your orders.
There also you canfnd upwards Of SIXTY varieties
OF small Cakes
The headquarters for the genuine Boston sni
French Cream Cake, very delicious. and taken by
storm, every day fresh.
The public can rely on being served In the verv
best STYLE Ny personal attention given 70 parties Of
I'll kinds. JIG. WEAVER.
dec 1s---1t Jan
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SSs<KR&$~0
HALIFAX Dec. 2s.--A steamer supposed to b
the America, has been tsIegrsphed from the sta
ton; but owing to the dense fog hanging over III.
harbor her identity is not quite certain. Should i
prove to be the America, she win probably reaci
her wharf here about 2 Y. NJ, when her news vii
be Immediately despatched South
Departure Of Lord Eiyia for New FORK, dc.
QuEBEc, Dec. 2s.--Lord Elgin left here yester
day for New York. lie was escorted TO the start,
ing place by guard Of honor.
Sir Edward Head was present at the first leyee
yesterday.
The weather to-day Is still excessively cold, but
has somewhat moderated since yesterday The
Thermometer indicates 20 deg. below zero.
Ertussive Fire is Boston.
Bosros, Dec. 2s.-The Newspaper Exchange
building, on School street and occupied by George
J. Bemis, Moore, Riddle 4 Son, John Wilson 4
Son, and Others printing establishments was burnt
last night.
The following paper Offices we're burnt out, OF
damaged to considerable extent The New Eng.
land Farmer, Massachusetts, Ploughmsn, Christian
AcBiotoiy AIuc riaS, DObtou RcCVIuCIy tuo Aoutu 2
Companion; together, with several stores on the
ground foor. The latter were only damaged by
the water. Loss estimated at $4,000.
Election cfa Unitcd States Senator.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 28.--Hon. David 4. Yulee has
been elected Senator from Florida.
NeD York Markets.
Nxw York, Dec. 23.--Cotton d Arm, with an
upward tendency. Flour has advanced IL Ia To
rs cents; sales Of 1000 barrels good Ohio at
70 ID IL a 90 so; southern has advanced 10 IL
cents, with sales Of 1000 barrels at % q 80 rs.
Wheat--The market continues firm, with sales
Of Genesee at $2.os saO9. Corn ia HuctuAting
with sales Of ~ 900 bushels Of western mixed q,
81. Pork u dull, with a downward tendency
Beefis 6rm, with an upward tendency.
Lard is unchanged, with moderate demand, a
previous rates. Whiskey Is firm, with sales o
Ohio at So Ia. n
BALrNoRK, Dec. 33.--Flour Ia dull Howard
street is held pit 50 49, and City Mills at IS 50 Ia
Wheat--small sales Of white, at So 90 ~ 90,
and red, at 81 30 a 81 90.
Corn--Sales of white and yellow at 68 q 90 cts.
Rye--Pennsylvania at 81 80 cts. per bushel.
But little doing, as holders and buyers are keep
ing back in anticipation Of foreign news.
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NEW YORK BUCKwHEAT.-Extran new
IN hulsd Buckwheat and 0oshen Butter.
For sals by ROBT ID. TWEEDY,
Cornsr Penn. avcnne and 18th IT., south siae.
dee s1--sodianl
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sEBASTOPOL NOT TAKEN,
But Cords Of New and Valuable Books

0LDAOAOEOA MI lAhEN,
But Cords Of New and Valuable Books
Nightly taken from the NcS Book auction store
474 Pennsylvania avenue, FITZGERALD'SSt Store.
HOLIDAY Prints in great abundance,
IN and cheap, at the new Book store, 474 Penn.
sylvania avenue fA
Look out for the cars when the bell ringsl
just received, at the new Union Book store, the
Autobiography Of the incompatible Barnum.
Life Of the indefatgable Greeley.
Ruth Hall, continuous story by Fanny Fern, the
memorable writer of the nineteenth century, and
Fern series complete with little Ferns and an assert
ment of New Books for the Holidays, Just opening Al
the new Union Book Store, 474 Pennsylvania avenue
- Dom Earl, Jack Downing's last, with High
Life in New York, Wide-Awake Gift for 1885, DC
DC, just in at the new Bookstore,
dec l9--d5t 474 Penn avenue
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A BOOKSTORE EsTABLIsHMEN +
FOR SALE.

ELDER n Co., corner Ia. avenue
- and 7th Streets offer at private sale their
tire stock and store fixtures, &c The stock compris
ing History, Biography, Poetry, Travels, &c, Works
ef Fiction, great variety, and of the most popular
kind bound and in cheap form; Bibles, Prsyer-books
Portcmopnaies suitable for holiday presens also,
good assortment Of Bsnk-books, stationery, &c, Sc
The location IL desirable one, and the stock II
fresh and in such variety a. one commencing business
requires.
fhd stock and fixtures win Be cold ssparAtSlv or
together, q can BE- agreed upon.
Apply on the premises, Ia person or By letter
42N f2 T. ELDER Co..
No. Q, Columbia Place.
Corner Louisiana avenue and 7th sss.
The public arc requested to call, whore they win
find books cheap, dec 2o--xt.
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BOARDING.
GENERAL gentlemen can be accommo-
~ dated with board and lodging at Mrs. WARDS,
avenue.
~ Gentlemen can DO accommodated with meals
for Is per week. dec 20-dlw
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TyHE undersigned will have all Of his
- accounts made OF by the Esd, and he would
most earnestly request his customers 10 call and yet
tie the same promptly, either by cash. or with notes
at short date, sst IL matter Of great importance
TO have his books closed up.
WIN. r. RILEY,
Corner Of sth street, and opposite Centre
dec 22--lw Market
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NHRISTMAS RRESENTS.--Just received
~ and now opening at Downs and Hutchinson's,
the most beautiful collection of Shell Work Of every
description offered in this city together with
fine assortment of Fancy Goods Of English, French,
and American manufacture. including
Gard Cases and Porte Monnaies Of every de
scription
Jewel 'Caskets, Albums, Cabas Work Boxes
Fancy Boxes, Wnting-desks, Alabaster Ink
stands
Shaving Gases, Razors, Combs, and Brushes,
in great variety
Travelling Companions, Cake Boxes Wax Dolls
Wax Figures under glass, Panoramas
Childrcn's Cups and Sauocrs with notices; and
Tea and Dinner sets, complete, for children
|, Toys, China Vases, Backgammon Boards, Ac-
cordeons
Perfumery, Lubin's Extract NAsssl
Albata and Silverplated Ware, Pocket Knives,
10, &c. 4 s'
Also, fine Gold and Silver Watches, Fancy Clocks,
and fine Jewclry Of every description together with
many things not necessary 70 cnumerate and 70 all
Of which the attention Of the public is respectfully
invited.
DOWNS h HUTCHINSON,
42s Athcneum Buildings, Penn. avenue,
dec 2l--eod1w near AZ street.
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FASHIONABLE DRESS, TALMA, AND
Cioak-making Establishment.
No. As ~ street, south Of Penn.ylpania apensz
II AIDES desiring to be fitted ontin the
IL most fashionable style with either Of the above
named articles Of dress will do well 70 call at the
sbove-named establishment
Also Room to rent suitable for an Office
dec 1S--lm
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USEFUL AND SUBSTANTIALC HRIsT-
mas and New Years Presents.
ENTLEMEN,s Fine Dressing Robes Of
NJ all styles
Mufiers, Scarfs, Cravats, and Ties
Gentlemen's Dressing Cases, Portemonnaies,
Card Gases.
Fine Raxors and Strops, Brushes OF al kinds.
Best German Cologne In plain and fancy bottles
Lubin's Extracts, and Soaps.
Phalons, Lyons Barrys, and Rousselrs Prepar
rations for the hair.
Also, rich and varied assortment Of misses and
cbildren's Hats and Flats.
With many other very desirable articles for Holt
day PRESENTS. LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
424 Pennsylvania avenue,
dec 20-d2wif near Four-spd-s half street.
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IT EATHEn nETICULEs.--A new lot Just
- received, asd ysry cheap at fLAMMONDs,
dec 22-H Seventh street
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FINE JEwELRY,

TT HAvEJust received new supply OF the
u latest styles Of Jewelry, and have just finished
fine lot Of pure Silver Ware, such Tea Setts, Cob
let's, Cups, Spoons, Forks Ladles Butter, Fish, and
Pic Knives, Napkin Rings, &o. &C.; all Of which ]
for the quality Of goods At other establishments
in this city. And every article viii be warranted a.
represented q time Of sais. At ais Pennsylvania
Sse Ib-d9 n. o. HOOD.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Peg cHnIsTMAs NIGHT
Fifth appearance Of the
WASHINGTON DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
Manager .,.-.....-.,......h Mr.. Frank Waller.
On Monday Esening, Dec, 20, 1854,
Win Represented the beautiful Drama, in three acts
entitled
vICTORINE,
THk 0RrnAS OF PANS.
Marquis de Valrivier. ..,........ Mr. Rogers
sietorlne Miss Ada kean.
To be followed BY the interesting Drama Of
THE IDIOT WITNESS,
On, A TALE OF BLooDl
Gilbert, the Idiot Witness, Mr.. A. T. Smith.
janet. ,....................... Miss =. Hays
n
Sailors Hornpipe. Tin charactsr) Mr.. Thompson.
The whole TO conclude with the laughable Farce en-
titled
POOR PILLICODY.
John Peter Pillicody. ....,...... Mr.. II. Steuart
oarah Blunt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss A. Bennett.
ADMISSION.
Gentlemen and Lady to Parquetts and Dress Cir
Gle rs cents each.
Gentlemen (without lades) 70 Parquette, s7,S cts
Family Circle. rs cents.
Colored Gallery, rs cents.
dec 22-2t
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SUGARS, COFFEEs, TEAS, sc.
UUST received by last arrivals from New
- York and Philadelphia
20 packages double-refned Sugars
10 hhds. Clarified do
10 do Bro. n 0. and p r. Sugar
50 bags old government Java and Maracaibo
50 do green and white Rio Coffee
50 y 'hss ns S,ssn and black Teas part extra
LIQUORS, WINES, AND CIGARS
Ala casks old " Pnet 4 Co." and Goddard"
Brandy, Vintage, ls46."
IL pipes Dark Brandy
50 barrels e., old rye and genuine Bourbon whis-
An assortment, Of fine Wines. on draught and
Also, Jamaica and Santa De Cruz Rum
Old Holland Gin and
Genuine Scheidam Schnapps
$4,000 Cigars, part Havana, very fine quality.
FISH, CHEESE, &c.
100 barrels assorted Msckerel
100 100 do do eastern ..ssT and Potomac Herring
rs quntals St. Georges Bank Dry Cod
Also, small lot Of family shad in half bbls.
FRUITS, SPICES, &c.
100 whole, half and quarter boxes Raisins
loo drums Smyrna Pigs
boxes Genoa Citron
do glass top fancy boxes and choice Fruit
bales Almonds soft and hard sheIled
. cans E. !. preserved Ginger
10 boxes MaocAroni and vermacell
20 boxes assorted ground Spices
80 do do toilet Soaps
Also, Pickles, Catsups Flavoring Extracts, 3D., .
large assortment
Also, Brooms Buckets, Mats Brushes. &c.
To all Of which invite attention, offering 10 sell
on terms and at prices 70 please, notwithstanding the
pressure in the money market
B.F MORsELL,
3 Jouisisna avenue opposite Bank Of Washington
dec 22-lw
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BOARDING,

n FEW gentlemen can be ACCOMMODATED
IA with board at Mrs. WHITNEY'S on G street,
No. 252 between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Also
good toned secondhand Piano for sale cheap
dec 2O--6td
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THE GREAT NATIONAL PANORAMA,

ERESH FRUIT, NUTS, Ac.-
IL 100 boxes Raisins
700 pounds Currants. good and cheap
bales Almonds, hard and soft
10 do Ground Nuts, fresh
2 do English Walnuts, fresh
do Pecsn Nuts
8 bags Shellbarks
barrels 6hellbarks large
barrels Cranbcrries
ecases Preserved Canton Ginger
do Citron
. do Pnines fresh
GO drums Figs, new
barrels Oranges
barrels Lemons
0uava Jelly
6 dozen packages Strawberries
do Peaches, preserved
do do hermetcally scaled
dozen Pine Apples do
Tsmarinds
2 cases Of Brandy Fruit
do Sardines, third, hail, and whole b'xs
barrel Mince Meat
10 drums Sultana Rasins
For sale low by RICHARD J. RY0N,
dec 16--eo2wif Corner 9th and d streets.
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With . variety Of other choice and rich furs,
prising the larRsst assortment ever offered in THE
CITY. The present 10 rars opportunity OF obtaining
Childrsns Furs In endless variety, prioss very low.
$3.50 TODD = CO.,
dec IS--lw Under Browns Hotsi
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fHvM1Ux4AS ana NowsYcar Prsssusss
~ The subscriber has psosived large and spisndd
assortment Of Fancy Goods. satsbls ior Christmas
and New fear presents, viz
staple and Fancy Stationery
Elegant Pianos 2 3slIH eHH r1eAR
Musical Boxes III
PaPier-mache Goods
Porte Monnaies, very handsome
China Vases and Cologne Bottles
ladies Cabas, or Workboxes. in great variety
Rodgers Cutlery
flames for Children 4
Fresh Perfdmery, &c.
All which will DO sold at reasonable prices.
Stationers' Hall, adjoining the kirkwccd House.
EREsH PREsERyEs, Jsllies, Entracts
II for Fhyoring, &c.-Just received from one Of
the most celebrated preserving establishments in the
family use
s dozen fresh Peaches, natural favor
do Cranberry jelly 8sfq 8 z
do Currant Jelly 6-
do Grape Jelly
do Orange Jelly
do Lemon Jelly Na
DO West India Preserves assorted
20 do Extracts of Mace, Lemon, Almond,
Vanilla, and Celery
80 jars q Canton csaS o Rssssryed Ginger imported
For sale by '' H. i. WHITE 4 CO..
No. So Louisiana avenue, bet 9th and 7th
streets, opposite Bank Of Washington.
ENGLISH DAIRY, Pine Apple, and
- Goshen Cheese.--25 boxes English Dairy
Cheese, small size selected expressly for family use
10 cases Of Norton's celebrated Pine Apple
100 boxes Goshen Choose, selected
"a, 20 casks d. do
D. For sale BY EE. WHITE q Co.
streets, opposite Bank Of Washington.
lyHAMPAGNE.- -LalIend's Creme Dc Bou1y
~ Champagne. The undersigned begs leave to
call the attention Of the citizens Of Washington and
connoisseurs, TO this new brand Of superior full
bodied and ,frnity Champagne, which, upon trial.
will be found unequalled BY any now imported into
the country. For sale by
II e. WHITE 4 CO.,
No 68 Louisiana avenue bet 9Th aud It'll
street, opposite the Bank Of Washington.
dec 2l--8tif
DURE CRAB APPLE CIDER.--l0 bbls.
u pure Crab Apple Cider from Franklin county,
very superior article, received this
day and for sale by the gallon and barrel, by
r. f. WHITE CO.,
No. 90 Louisiana avenue, bet. 9Th and 9TH
streets, opposite Bank Of Washington.
dec 2l--stf
NILEs'S REGISTER AND RECESS EN-
~ cycop@dia. Fifty volumes from first to fif.
teenth nclusive) Of the valuable work Nless Regis.
teri and complete set Of Recess Encyclopedia, for
sale by the subscriber at low price
Information, prices, &c., can be had by address
ing GEO. w. CALDWELL
Il darO n s. A.
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y AIsINs, PRUNEs, FIGS, &c.-Layer
- and bunch Raisins in whole, half and quarter
boxes
Prunes in handsome fancy boxes, glass jars, &c.
New Figs, very hne. Fig Paste, &C.
For sale by ROB'T D. TwEEDY,
Corner Penn avenue and 18th st., south side
dec 2l---eodtjan1
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GEORGETOWN,
90 Bridge Street, South side.

a
II 8. BLACKBOARD, silvcr-smith and
a. . Jeweer, has just received direct from Now
York and Philadelphia, in addition 10 his usual as
sortment Of fine Watches, Jewelry and Silver>Ware,
articles new and uniqe, suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
70 which he invites the inspection Of the public.
His stock 10 large quite new, and well selected, and
viii be sold at prices that cannot possibly ii TO
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II AIDES WORK BOxEs.--A fresh supply
- = and very cheap, al LAMM0ND'S, 7tb st
dec 2Q--ot -. -L.-..-
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AUCTION SALES.


+ ~ Uy MOIHW ELI a UNVWNt
Aucti0ncers-
LIVERY EVENING this week saios wiz
- be held at the Auction store, opposite tho Bank
OF Washington, Of the following articles, viz:
christmas Presents. such as Fancy Boxes, LAdics'
Work Boxes, Dolls, Games, and Toys
4c &c 800 49,
Blankets, Cottons, Flannels, Muslins
Ladies Dress Patterns Of Mernos, Alpacas, &c.
with great variety Of articles including quanti
ty Of Cigars, Of excellent quality
R0THWELL a BROWN.
dec 18---lw Auctioueers.
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THE AMERICAN RIFLES HAVE the
IL pleasure 70 announce that they will give grand
DRESS BALL, at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, on
the 9Th Of January, 1885.
Particulars in future advertisement
1.r *
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SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL

or THE
FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY.
TUyHE Members Of the Franklin Fire
IL Company would respectfully announce to the
ctSens Of Washington and vicinity, that they will
give their SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL, at JACK
SON HALL,
On Wedaesday Esening, january II, 1865
Nremen are respectfully requested to appear in
uniform. sF1e
and ladies'; to be had Of any Of the Managers and at
the door on the night Of the Ball.
Ca rles j. Garfield, Edward Alexander,
E ward C. Ecklof, Richard Downer,
VIM. H. Tanning T. ]. Edmondston,
]. b. Medley, A. Sioussa,
Robert E. Doyle, Joseph Williamson,
8. 7. LArcombe, ]. Walling,
William M. Payne, Conrad Finkman
A. Ecklo6, e R4
dec l9--6t dec lR 28--ian IL II 80
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In ANTICIPATION Of the appr0aching
- Holydsys, have recently made an addition TO
my heretofore choice stock Of
China Vases, Fancy Cups and Sauoers, with and
: without notices
Toilet Bottles, Cigar Vases and Lighters
Lamps, Girandoles, Candelabras, Spring Candle
sticks, &c.
And win take great pleasure in showing them to
any that will give me call.
A few Of those celebrated German Students Lamps
on hand Psrsons in want Of good light would do
well to call before they are entirely closed out
am selling Toilet Tea Sets, and Crockery Ware
generally less than coat being determined TO close
out that part Of my business.
@. s. WHITTLESEY,
534 Seventh street
p. 8. All bills made with me must be settled
monthly. dec 21--eod2wif
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A splendid Assortment Of Gold and Silver Watches,
fne Jswelry Of every descr pdon. Purs. Silver
Wares, Spoons, Forks and Tea 6sts plssed on al
bdts. & rt
American, Englisb, and French Clocks, from
81 so TO $50.
J. 8. B. has for many years paid particular attsn-
ton 70 repairing fine Watches and has lately avaed
tate his operations Jswsry repaired equal 70 new.
Engraving in all its branches Charges always very
moderats dee le-1w
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CEsrRE MAnxEr, Dec. 2s.--Prices. Beef 10 TO
II IL cents per lb. Pork, Wholesale, 81 per cwt.
Retail, 10 to IL cents per b. Mutton, ~ IL cents
per h. Sausages, - IL cents per b. Hams,
~ IL cents per b. Turkeys,.sl 90 to o. as
each. Chickens, so to rs cents per pair. Butter,
rs to 40 cents per ID. Cheese, IA to 1s cents per
ID. Eggs, As to rs cents per dozen. Potatoes
u 81 per busheL Hay, 81 80 per cwt Straw,
rs cents per cwt Wood, pine $4s76; hard, So as
mar r,r,d isI6eT VI n. sag.
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NLILEs,S REGISTER AND REESE EN.

~ cycop@dia. Fifty volumes (from first to If.
teenth inclnsive Of the valuable work niles Regis.
ter) and complete set Of Recess Encyclopaedia, for
sale by the subscriber at low price
Information, prices, &c., can be had by address
ing GEO. w. CALDWELL
dec 2l--d8t Wheatland, Va
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Ar IRos HALL. The Infant Drummer with his
rat-tattoo, makes his appearances at Iron Hall, on
Christmas Day, in three performances The wonder
full precision with which he drums and whistles tbs
most difaicut tunes, worthy Of note. OF course
al our citizens viii 20 and see him.
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POLICE CouRr.--CESrRAL SrATroN--Befors
Grub and Birch.-James Fleming, member Of
United States Marine service, was arrested for
being drunk and disorderly, and was discharged
this morning.
A bright mulatto woman who has been living
with white man for some time, and who has a
child, was arrested being charged by her neghbors
with an attempt to kin the child. II having been
proved that she was only chastising the child pro-
perry, and that the prosecution was somewhat
prompted by malice, the woman was discharged.
THOSE Of our readers who are in quest Of elegant
and appropriate presents for the holidays win find
at shillington's bookstore, 0deon building, mag
ni6cent assortment Of ANNALS, gin books, albums,
poets in all styles Of binding interesting juvenile
books, toy books, Episcopal and Catholic prayer
books, Bibles, writing desks, portrmonnaies, port
folios, work-boxes, gold pens, and everything in
the fancy stationery line.
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PREPARATION FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
TvODD a. co. invite the attention Of the
sets OF
SABLE,
STONE MARTEN,
MINK MARTEE,
fRHfNT,
Smyrna times., 1854-07-19
Il arm ers. Attcnti0m

,,,,,,, Ll.lNAU'S AMERICAN
rEhllllZEk AND UPER PIIOSP ATE OF LIME
,>n,,,. HAS NO EQUALH
IJhcfAkED expr sly for WHEAT and GRAIN
L OF all kinds, CORN. POTATOES and GRASS IS
suthie Tor all soils. One barrel is sufficient fnr nm
acre OF Land: far superior to Guaio and nj half ito
pSe can be had al So 80 per barrel s25 per ton
and Harrow in To be had nl lhe PROPRIETOR oniv
GEO. A. LEINAU, Prop'r
No. l9 South Front ST Phlladeinbia
= Used successfully, by DR.. William w. CIatke4 NJ
r9lIadeiP hia, George Graves, ESQ., Mr. Field of Foy
chase p, Mr.. David Of Nouni Airv, Mr.. Jnnnv
Nucks County. MIR. Rhoads, Montgomery count
Mr. Charles Wood, Isaiah Wood q Brothers, Neyy
Jersey Mr. Bond mott OF Burlmgton CITY New JERSEY
mr Bond OF Salem, New Jersey, Mr Troulyinoo'
abingdon Bucks County, Pa, MIR Trainer of Delo'
ware county 2lessrs. Coleman Kitchener of salem
~ouhiy, Nc" Jersey, Mr. AIahaley of Marietta pa
ana most OF Farmers in DcawaIe, New Jersev
Pennsy lvana and elsewhere 'y'
Farmers making Muck Hills. will fnda few barroIs
invaluable. For FRUIT TREES-which il viii
greatly beh9hI, by being scattered around after tbey
by. GEO. a LEiNAi Pran'r Trie o"iy
- No. ~ South Front ST. PHILADELPHIA
N.B-The American Fertilizer has been usppd snc
;essiuiiy in the Islands OF Bermuda and Barbadoes
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Smyrna times., 1854-07-19
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CONFECTIONERY AND STATlUNAHy
M us MARY A. kOBEK1S takes tis metlod #
~ ~ Informing The Ladies' of Smyrna and vitiuIIr.
ii'a she las lIoY on hand a aud extensive nssar
ment of TRIMMINGS, CONSISTING in part ns c,iIn,,.
tNe' trimmings, Cloak Trimmings, Cloak Pal,rr,,s
niefdoss' hel'es. Lace ('oods, hid Gloyes Io,Iary
- - Also, q good lot oi CONFECTIOMARY, SUD, a.
IanacS' oranges Lemons, DC. She also keep, con,
eiuhuy on hand an assortment Of STATIONARY
. IN ~ as Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens Ink, DC
one w"'id embrace this oEporlnnity of relurniur
uIrIshed lhaikS iolhose who have extended their
patronage 10 her hereioiOre and of snIIciiina - @
ace OF The same, promising that she will snare M,
pains 10 please her cGslOInrrs i'N Nv
g. MARY A. ROBERTS