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Robberv and Murder,

New HAvsH, Dec. 29.-The house Of Mr..
Joseph Sears, of Naugatuok, was entered ct al
early hour this morning. BY some burglars,
for the purpose Of robbing it. Mrs. Sears re-
esived frightful wounds upon the head, and
her skull was fractured by blow. 4 young
child was murdered to prevent it from giving
an alarm. Mr.. Sesss who slept in another
part of the house was not awakened. The
mu,derers have escaped
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Fatal A&tsy in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA man named An
drew Dunbar was killed last night BY another
named Joseph Kenny. 1t appears that they
had been at q tavern and left for home to-
gether, both living in the same nsighborhood.
They stopped at the door Of tie latter, where
an alteration snsued, when Kenny fired
pistol, which took fatal effect upon Dunbar,
who died this morning, leaving wife and
two children. r % -H
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for The Daily Evening stat

s.atsr from x sxieo-Arrival Of the 0rissba.
New ORLEANS, Dec. BY the arrival Of
the orizaba, We hsvs Mexican dstss Of the
18th instant.
Two Victories are reported 10 have been
been gained By the Government forces over
the insurgents. Alvares, at latest accounts;
wss within eighteen leagues Of the city Of
Mexico.
Santa Anna was reelected President slmost
unanimously.
The steamship Nautilus, heretofore reported
to be lost, has arrived at Tampico.
Tie Mexican var steamer Iturbide was at
was at Vera Crus.
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ny }. q MCGUIRE. AutiOnesr.
ExrFNsIvE sALE OF BOOKS AND STATION
~ ery.-On THIS evening. OF Z O'Clock. shall
sell, At stor. No 3d. on Pennsylvaria avenue, &C.
TWEEN Ninth Ell Tenth streets en- extensive ass TT
ment OF Bookf, Stationery. Encyclopedias, Annuss,
ard valuable standard works
Also. ooss Ell gaptiy illustrated and illuminated
pictorial, embelli,h and beautifully found.
Letter ard c p Paper, Portfolios, Gold Pens, &c.
The GALE will b positive ED without reserve, to
tbs highest bidder end will be Continued every
ming until all are sold.
N: B'"Rooks fey examination and ct private Fale
during the day. Terms cash.
J. G.. MCGUIRE,
dec l9-dtf Auctioneec.
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

4 VERY LARGE AssORrMt Mt OF ENGLISH
"A Bibles, Episcopal and Catholic Prayer Books In
rich and slsg mt bndiuG and childrcD's Books the
moss extensive collection tefJre offered In The
District
Also, god asso -iment of Cutlery and Fancy Sta.
honery. Just received, and for sale at great bar.
bsios BY e. K. LUNDY,
Nc. 12S Bridge street,
dec 30 GEORGETOWN.
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VETERAN TUNER.

1HE undersigned :niol ,as the musical public Il at
/ he i'ros prepared to tune F;eaoforfes, 0 gsns
and Melcdeons with aispats b. Fsrty yesSs expSri.
81 in the business afo. ds him qua:ifcat:oGs f5f
accu atens which few can alta n. having 60 fer
given entire satisfaction to all CORE ct sicans and
the exclusive tuner of Pianos at the Presidents
Eersicn q. the time of Madison.
Or ers i.ft IT HILBUJ HiTZ Music Depot. or
Nj. VIM. ntz nE RS Music StsIe, will meet with
prompt astentirn; but if Jeff at ether estabii. hments
do not r. ach him and fall into the hsn5e Of minor
tuners. JACOB Hill 9yS,
II st., between 17lh ana 18th, scuth s.iss
dee 11-tf
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MUSIC FOB BALLS, PARTIEs, &c.
Il w. WERER

n ESPGCTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS and
IL, former patrens tina. he continues TO attend
BALLS. PARTIES, &C., with his well organised
BAND Of scientific Musicians
He will introduce sill the new and fashionable
Music
An accomplished Pianist furn'shed II desired.
- Ordsrs left at Hibus Hits Music Depot,
Gautier's or MiIer's onfecionery Stores or ct my
residence, near Gen Hepderson's, Navy Yard, VIII
meet with prompt attention. nov 2S-2m
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Iowa Senatorial Election, &c.

BUFFALO N Y. Dec % We have intelli-
sencs from Iowa that the Legislature of that
State haye made four unsuccessful attempts to
elect a United States Senator. The contest
ants were Hsf1and. (Whig who received IS
votes, and Cook, (siIver Grey Wing who was
supported by the E.braskaites, and received
"A votes. There were Id scattering votes.
The ice has passed OF the -iYer here, and
navigation is again open.
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n p GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM-TheE Editors of
the Richmond Republican, of December 4th, 1862, say
that Carriers Spanish Mixture is o quack medicine
They had man in their press room who afflicted
with violent mercurial rheumatism who continually
complaining Of misery in his backs limbs Joints his
eyes had become feversh and matery neck swollen throat
and all the symptoms Of rheumatism combined with
Scrofua Two bottles of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured
him. and in editorial notice above they tesmo
ny to Its wonderful effects and their only is that
all suffering TN disease of the blood OF the
existence OF such medicine They cheerully recommend
4. to the public.
sss their certificate and notice In full around the bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

IT = READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEFEN AND
Youths wear manufactured with and elegance by
NOAH WALKER CO. under Browns Hotel. Their stock
embrace the Patot surout OvercOa Oversack shaped
and ne2lasee Tamas black and blue Cloth Coats
Frock Goats of all fashionable coors Cassmer Business
Suites Ech Velvet Vests Silks &C. black Cassmer
figured Cassmer and plain Cassimer Pantaloons.
youth-Jsckets, Pants Vests Overcoats &c they are
their manufacturers they will sell at
the lowest prices Shirts it, Collars
Ties &C. of late styles always on hand. dec 40
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II S e M K E N :,
WRZK

Pa. avenue, b.taeen 9Th ard 10th streets.
nFFHRs FOR SALE A BEAUTIFGL AeS0RT-
" NENr OF
BEST SILVER. !LATED WARE
Complete rcffee AID Tea Sets on white met Il, en-
tirely new Styles q variety # richly ctssed Cake
and Bread Baskets, Casters, WsierS Butter Dishes.
ETC., etc
Double and thripple plated table, dessert end tee
Spoons and Forks in silver Patterns. All the 60 IDS
warranted as represented and sold low.
dec S-itJanl
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Extensive Five at Toronto. [

TORONTO, Dec. 80 The extensive cabinet
factory Of Jacques d Hayes, ono of the most
extensive establishments In Canada, was dss-
troyed by IRE last night, with nearly all the
contents. The loss is estimated ct 1000,
with but a small insurance. Two hundred
men are thus thrown out Of employment.
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NOTICE
TO THE CITIZERS OF WASHINGTON.


TO THE CIrJZEES OF WASHINGTON.
hNHE BOARD OF ASsE' SnES do hereby givs no.
II tice that they will NEE tailG st their rom in
the City Hall, from 10 O'Clock a. m. unit D. m
from the fifteenth t. the thirty first day of Decem
Der instant, ioclcsive, Sundays and Christmas ex
eepted, Eor the pose of correcting any that
msy be pointed cul in the list Of persons subject to
school tax for the ear eniing the tsirty-6rst
day Of the sent month (December) and Of adding
thereto the names Of any persons subject the
said school tax which may have been omitted there
from.
The Board would particularly call the attention
OF nil to the fact that person can vote next
at any election in this city whose name has not
eeen returned as subject to q school tax for this
year. Every free white male ciilen Of this city, OF
the age Of twenty one yesrs and upwards, would
therefore do II to whether bis meme be on tire
faid list and If omitted, to give notice to tbs srd
of Assessors thai it may Re returned for this year.
T. HARDNESS,
}. ". BARKER.
j. M DOWNING,
r. B OWENS,
j. HEPBURN,
]. RUSSELL,
p. HEPBURN,
dec 16-dt31st Board of Assessors
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ACADEMY

OF MODERN LANGUAGES PRNMANSHIp,
At SA4 Penn avenue, between 18th and 18Th SIS
ERENCH, SPANISH, and ITALIAN taught By
II Prof. u. d PIANE by lew ystera the cnl5
natural and successful mode that commands The at
tention At Ill those who have failed or found the
above Lansusse t"o difficult or too tedious with
oth;c teachers.
PENMANsHlP laugh. b. simple and easy rae-
thod, b. Which the fsest hand wfitlEs nay - at.
tanned in ffteer lessons
Parents wishing their children instructed Ia these
branches are Re cussted to call and nvince item
selves of the iufaliblc end hast means OF tie aching
"a For terms, zee the teaoi-ss. Call from 3 to
O'clock.
he hiph heat .efaYenca given. de; 1G-2aA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

II ? STIMULATING LINIMENT as prepared at Gilmans
Drug store s deserving of the highest commentator
ss cure Tor Chronic and Acute Rheumatism 1t seldom If
ever fails to give speedy and ranent relief This Lint
ment has been prepared by GILMAN chemist of th.
CITY Tor many years. aud since its has been
the District and vicinity t. whom reference he made
any time az to lite magical effects
In elderly persons, who had been sufferers long eI
originally made for horses the lsmenes
SD lie CALLS &c, and much uset such purposes
being an Invaluable article wherever Lnment required
either for beast. dec 2S-at
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q The Cincinnati Chamber of commo,o.
has collected $500 for the relief of tho DOOR
in that city. While larsssun " y. MONEY are
being collected all over the country for the
beneft Of the poor. what are our own people
doing?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

r. The Governor Of Carthagsns has issued
decree prohibiting the extraction of guano
from those deposits already discovered, or any
that may be discovered hereafter in any of
the group Of islands that constitute tho can.
ton of San Andres.
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NEW STORE. NEW STORE.

Luutsadnd drerue. oTpoSte tss 1s1nk 81 WdshiNgkN
MIR. THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invites
MI the attention of the public to examine his
stock of GOODS. which he has op'sed on Lousispa
Avenue between sItf and Seventh stree.f, opposite
the Bank of Washington, ttnsstins of ell d-fcrip.
tons of Teas, &c. Imperial. Gunp6~d.r, and BLACK
Tea; Win and Liquors, OF all Forts, which BE
sell ct the low st prices for cash approved paper.
besides al the n-cessaries fo- Gro cry Business
viz: Br o'I:s, Packets, Ced.r Tubs, Matches, &c,
&c, Please ce.l az ~ for ycurelvcs.
coy 22--3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

VIRGINIA WHIG CONVENTION. learn
from the Abingdon Virginian that the sub.
jet Of Wing Convention for the purpose Of
nominating State officers is beginning t, bs
agitated in various quarters of tho St ate. The
only two places spoken of are Lynchburs and
stsunton. The time. some time during tho
month of Feb.uaf7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

q At the st. Nicholas hotel in New York,
there is monthly consumed 462 900 cubic feet
of gas. The gas is made from rosin, and costs
1924, or 1856 less than the gas companies
would charge for corresponding amount of
ocal gap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

" AHoTHKR Pr UH.-Mr. WHITEHURST has, beeu
awarded another for his superior
exhibited At the Worries Fair, New York renen,.
oered that Ar w. received from the Worlds
two medals hr his unrivaed dsguerreOtypes
Fillmore ana Cabinet and Psnscopes Niagara Falls be-
sides 1t all the fairs which he
res. $3.50 o~
Call and have at Whitehurss Galls
sep lS-u
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
JUNE Is MONEY! have just received er.N
/ ssortment Of Clocks. Watch 8, and q
Jsweily. Clocks from 81 50 to SIS; Gold "a
Watches from $25 to $l75; Silver Watches IA
from s. % $40; all # which will be warrant.
cd to give satisfaction. Having an experienced
hand to Tut all clocks in order before ceiling
tfen,, those in want OF good Clock will find it to
their sdvantage to buy from us.
also, ON hand Clock trimmings Of every descrip
ton, saca as Balls, Keys, Cords, Hands, Weights,
DC DC.
Our assortment Of Geld Jew elry is large and will
be cold on better terms than similar goods can be
bought in Washington
Also, Silver Butter and Fruit Knives, Care Bas-
kats, Albata Ware and many other good; for Christ
mas presents.
1t the Clock, Watch and Jew elry Store Of
]. ROBINSON,
dec I'm $40 opposite Browns Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

Good PRICE FOR On.-The Now Bedford
Mercury learns of . sale of eleven thousand
gallons Of sperm oil, In Fairhaven, Tuesday,
to house in New York, at 81 70 per gallon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

AZ Joe Shillington has sent Us Harper's
for January. 1t contains beautifully Illus
trstsd biography Of Gen. Andrew jackson, and
the conclusion of Abbott's illustrated Life of
Napoleon. We have also, from the same gen.
tleman, Blackwood for December
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Death of an Esteemed Merchant.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10 Robert Burton,
ESQ.,, for many years an esteemed and honored
merchant Of this city, died this morning. He
was about the age of seventy years.
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Eon.Arrizsl Of the Atlantic.

New YORK, Doc. 70. The Sandy Hook
telegraph at Q O'Clock this morning reported
that the weather was very foggy, and that
there were no signs of the Atlantic. 55 ,..
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Baltimore Market.

HALrIHoRE, Dec. 1s-Plour-Sales of How
ard street, this merning, 1t 1915. Wheat
White is held at &2s32 OF; red at 81 s5a$a 90;
choice at 81 05, and choice parcels for family
-four at 81. OSa$2 10. Con--small sales at soc.
for both yell ow and white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

q Gen. Nesmith, Il. S. Marshal Of Oregon
territory, has resigned his Office, and forwarded
his resig nation to Washington.
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HEAT AND VENTUATE,

rINHE subscribers have new on hand and are pre-
i pared to put up almost every description Of
Brick and Portable Het Air Furnsses and Kitehsa
Range, include. the Chilson, Boynton, cesbe, B&x-
row and Spence patterns. These we will at up 1t
"a Low rates and as well as can be found In this
country.
Also, on hand complete assortment Of ReestsrS
and Ventilstors. 9
Nv. THOMPSON BRO,
Plumbing Gas Fitting Establishment,
Pa. avenue, 8 side, between 10th and ll'h fts.
OCT I3-eot Jaul 4,
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The Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 25.-Cotton-Prices
have advanced under the influence Of the latess
foreign news to 3-sales of $500 bales mid
ding at 8 aS!. raj ......
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EXPECTED NEW YEAR pREsRN7s

OF all tic branches Of busine conduct In this
" city, fceries, perhaps, Of all others afford the
smallest prof5 and should have the preference for
cash, ard no one In that bus ness can continue if
his customers not prompt in settlement: by short
notes CT cash Deirous Of closing up for the past,
earnestly request all who sre indebted to call and
settle vi bout delay.
will further give notice that all future bills
which may be contracted with me must bs made
with refer nee TO- and with the dis ioc understand.
ing that they are TO be closed monthly, by cash OF
notes ct 30 days, which have prepared for the pur.
pose, except UGH Of my Old customers who have Ell.
ways bssn prompt. 2. N. P. KING.
doc OFF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

DA. Adamson, Seventh street, opposite the
Post Office, and Buckingham, of the National
Periodical Depot, have both sent us Harpers'
Magazine.
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The Philadelphis Pest Omcs.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 2S-Ihe first floor Of
DR.. Jaynes' mammoth building IN this city has
been leased by the postmaster for the post
Office for three years, until the new govern
Gept building can be erected
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IUvESILE BOOKS, FOR YOUTHS OF EVERY
u age, for sale IN great qusntit e. br&eirz most
Of the works f the est esteemed vii ers :.
ia Class in FL gland snd America
Also, ie London editions { the same, and G fine
collection Of French Juvenile Books, lecied
In Fsris By the undersigned, ma Of which
are ju epehed
dec % EHA&EK TAYEHR.
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Il TIE Toronto Colonist says that the Brit
ish Government has purchased IS, 600 buffalo
robes tor the Uss Of the army IN the Cgimea.
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~ 4 RRsED IL.

On the Goth insaHt at the street BAPTIST Church,
~ Rev. G. w: Samson, assist. d by Rev. Prot. HUNT
ington, Prof B. P. LATHAM, OF Richmond, Viz
DID,, President Of Columbia College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29
CARD MUSICAL.

THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed hat we
sic depot, with a large additional stock ct usic,
musical instruments, and mu ical mcrchsn dice il
general. call l. respectfully solicited
AIlBUS 4 FlrZ.
Music Depot, Star Bulldogs, corner Penufylrs mia
avenue, Eleventh and Streets. dec IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

7 .0OK OUT FOR THE CARS WHEN FEE HFLL
IL Ri aGS.-,yust received at the new Unisn Book
street.-The Autobiography of the Incompatible Bar
mum; Life of the iadefalgable Greeley: Ruth Hall.
continuous story BY Fanny Fern, the woman w-itet
of the 10th century, and Fern Series complete With
"Li,iis Ferns" and host Of Books for the holidays,
just opening At the nav Union Bsekst ,re 474 Penn
sylyania avaDpa dec 19-tf
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NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS.

NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS,
w ITH pleasure inform our friends that we
w have Just returned from the North with an
immense assortment of new and beautiful GOODS,
suitable for presents, such as Work Boxes. Desks,
PAPER a!ache aud ipla:d Goods, Gard Cases. Porte
Monnaies, Cigar Gases and stands fine China Vas s.
mantel ornaments, bronze and pariad mar bic figures,
Baskets, Chilirens' Tcys, Brushes, Combs, PERU.
merry, Music, Mus cal Iustruu ents Piano Stools and
Covers, fine Engrgsvins, and host OF Fancy Goods
too numerous for IA adver:is meat, all Of wbicn Ne
will take pies in exhibitir 2, Gpd promise to sell
1t low ratss. JNu. F. ELLIS,
Fa. a7enue, bst.e,n 9th and 10th sts.
dec 4-tf
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r. We are indebted to Taylor d Maury for
Blaekwood's Edinburgh Magazine for De-
csmber.
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Wants.

yIyANTsD IaMEDIATELY-A COOK. WHO
w 10 competent washer and II ner. To such
good wages will be given Enquire at sac ct.
north. dec % -eoSe
VIYANTED-AT THE CITY RESTAURANT; &c
w corner Of Thirteenth str 20. and Pa aven~A q
good oyser Opener; white or eolored None but a
good ons nest apply. dec sS-2ts
kKTANTED "A WOMAN TO %. K, WASH and
w iron in private family. Good reference re.
CURED Eaquire at gas st., corner Of 18th.
HoOK WANTED WANTED A FIRST RATE
~ Woman Cook. None but those who know their
bu mess need apply At FLtNT'5, next door to
the Union Ufi.e. dec 27-3t
NTANTED INMEDIATELY-AT THE MANI
w zion House, in AIexandria, q Head Waiter, 8
Runners, and good bread and vegetable look.
dec 26-4t~ A. G. NEWT N,
WTANYS RE- S.--Thesubscrjberssrs
W. all times in the market buying SLAVES, psy
eg the highest cash prices. Persons having slsvs,
for ssle will please call 1T 242 PRATT STREET. Bal,
amore, Nd, (slstter's old stsnd.) Slaves taksn On
board at Sc cents per dsy.
feb Fly B.M.4 W. L. CAMPBELL
49,
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Boarding.

MRS. WELLS, Green's Row. Capitol Hill,
WI has several fine large rooms and she will be
pleased to accommodate boardeTs, BY the day, week
or month. dee Q8-eo3;H
DOARDlNG.-MRSM ARCkLLAS, No A27
ID Seventh street, the next fquare above the Pat.
emit Office, can accommodate few t,ardera.
Board ng at % per week. dec 27t--soSk
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VIM. HAUNSCHILD,

VIM. HAUNSCHILD,
PAPER RANGER & UPHOLATERER.
A MEXICAN and French Paper Hangings and
"A UpholRter Goods, Pennsylvania avenue, b.tw.
sesenteenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington,
@.
VIM Haunschild begs leave TO inform his friends
and the public that he has hand O large stock Of
Ersnch Gilt and American Transparents
Aieo, Hair, Moss, Cotton end shuck Mattresses,
which he will dispose of at the lowest prices.
ocfl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

JoR eslLLssToN receives all the new Books and Nav.
nape.s 81 a. published He agent Harpers ell
the other magazines, and otr re,iers slways and
large and Sood assortment of Blank Books staort,
MS BOOKSTORE Odeon Building Pa avenue and AZ st.
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DIED.

At Cumberland, Md, on the ODD insta, l. ELLA
FRANZ is, infant daughter Of Mary J. and Edw ard
NJ Boteer after all illness of three weeks, aged one
year.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

A DRUG STORE, eiigibly situated, doing an *.
IA tensive business, and with an .mIls stock o.
thu hest Medicines, Fancy Articles co. with all the
fixtures, (Which are new and In the m ,st perfect
order, is one ed ior sale, great bargain.
The price is 81 500, which s 81 600 less than cest
Any rers desiring to Purchase can learn partic.
uiars by aid essing letter to '"Drug. list" Wash
ington tit1. oec l3-itf
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FINE WATCHES

FINE WATCHES.
I WISH to reduc. my extern i've stock of FINE
i WATCHES, and offar in u ,emen!s to e
purchasers. -
Ifycu "ish q good, warranted Timekeep >El5
er at Q low price, ca Or
H. sEMKEN, Jeweler,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
dec S-it,Jan1