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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15

ANOTHER EnIro: R&wARDEn. Mr.. Richard
G. Broughton Junior editor ofrhc Norfolk Her
all, was IN lrried on Thar5lly last to Miss Emily
H. Ward.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15

The ChArl.stown Spirit of jefferson heads an
article with the Interesting inquiry y-"Where is
Democratic party 2" Echo very distinctly an
wers, strange as it may seem, 1oDheTe.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15

Some east" Youngsters wear hlne coats and
brass buttons. The blue is indicative of their
feelings AID the brass of their manners.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15

N@ The gentleman who embraced All
opportunity, is of the decided opinion that it
docs not come up 10 some Of his female friends.
What rOgueI
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15

FaEENAsoYRY IL OHIo.-Thc recent session
o the Grand Lodge Of Ohio grated cE;IttIs for
l5 new Lod yes.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15

Tom liver was beaten in the great prize
fight near St. Louis on the 9th ult., for $4,000
by MeGewan, Sixty-four rounds were fought.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
JNO. w. & SAM'L 3. O'BRIEN.
CoUDON


The cholera has, it is said, disappeared from
Marlinsbur.. Va. Hon. Chas. j. Faulkner has
recovered from severe attack.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15

THEY are making sugar from pumkims, in
France. TAey say it IS likely that ;he Leet will
suoa be Lca;cn in that business
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15

A QrERY.-Which travels at the greater
speed heat or cold? Heat; because you can cas-
lily catch cold.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15

you would be pungent, be brief for it is
with words as with suubeams, the more they
are condensed, the deeper they burn.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15
FATAL DUEL NEAR COLUMBIA.

Columbia, Nav. GA due took place,
fourteen miles from this town, this morning. be-
tween PETER GAFFNEY and DR.. DUNCAN w.
RAY. The former was killed at the second ire.
The latter was unhurt.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15
sBill. dill YOU ever 70 to sea?"

''Bill: did You ever 20 to sea?'
81 guess did. Last year for instance went
to see n gal; but only called once"
"Why soR7
"Cause her brother had an unpleasant habit
Of throwing boot jacks at people"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15

"THE DocroR."-A doctor in Ohio writes to
bis father as foows:-"Dear daddy, conclu-
ded Ide cum down and git grinded into doc
tur l hardy don't think / was in more than 3
you seen.
Hale Columbv happy land.
II ant Dokture, III be hanged.
pukes. purges, and swets en-,
Then if tha di, wi then lets um.
gifts plente of custom, because they says
they die eezv. When you rite, don't fergit to
put docture afJre my name.'
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15

Rash. frutless war, from wonton glory Waged,
is only splendid murder Thompson.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-15
Morgauton, Nov. 9, 1854.
ASNODECS.

'Tis but a little while, at best,
That hers have power to lar;
Tomorrow eggs must ad.!led he
That were quite fresh 10 day:
O! let the touch be very light
That takes them from the keC:
There is no hand whose cunning skill
Can ineId "a broken eT.!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-06
NOTICE.
CRY OF W. sHINeroy, December I

ClIN Of WisHlN6ToS, december 1854
FENHE property, estate, rights, credits, AMI claim.
l. Of the lste copsr inership OF Selden, Withers a
Co., have been conveyed and signed 10 the IN lar
signed trustees, to render the same available bves
and collection as speedily possible and 10 ami
the proceeds to the liquidation of tbs abftieS q.
said firm in conformity with the provisions OF tn,
deed Of assignment 70 u.s.
we pledge ourselves to use our hest eifcrts IA
ping tho bu sness Entrusted to to close as speed
lily az possible, and to faithful application Of the
proceeds of the assets.
our progress IN the matter will be at AZ. ,imes
open es the late banking house of the firm In tn
elty, 10 the inspection Of ell interested.
Inc crcu atior OF said firm being prsl e-ruf Oil,
be speedily redeemed. WAS
we take occasion to say that since the commeues
ment Of the enbsrrsssments Of said Arm VIII oh
nave placed them into iauidation that about 49,.
ooo OF their circulation and about $50 COO of other
haointies have beoa redeemed and iouitate. The
circulation now outstanding is in amount about
lotO0, and the deposites to be paid abou $3.50 600
AS per scheduls total liabilities about $500 az.
sets over s, COO,OO0.
Acting as trustees only, we shall be governed
strictly hy the Provisions made In tbs deed, taking
10 responsibility other tn that invested in ms bv
the assignors; and We beg that the pubic win not
deem US unr easonsble or ungsnerous.
JN0. A. ENGLISH.
WIN. BAYNE,
dec I-St Trustees
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Wants.

A FEMALE COOK AND A WHITE CHAMBER
"A MAID WANTED in the family Of Men, b.r
Of Congress. Persons who can come we'll RECON-
m.nded may snply at cnce 1T No 6, Louisans av,
nearly opposite the CITY Hall dec 6-St%
tkI ORKING OXEN WANTED-THREE Yokea
w OF Oxen are required for draught purposes at
the Washington Navy Yard. Persons DESTROYS Of
furnishing one or more Yoke will opply immediate
ly at the Yard, where, ind the direction of the
the ctmmsndaot thereof they viii he inspected
snd tested before they purchased. For oxen suit
abe for tie uses required fair price will be given.
q. ALLEN,
deo 5-3t Navy Agent
4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO WILL BE EN-
~ gs2ed this winter as correspondent Of several
newspapers in Virginia and New York, is desircus
Of employing his leisure moments in any descrip
tion of WRITING which may oHer raoiuna rative
compensation. Address ar w" box 5i6, Washing
Post Office. c2-2E
NAyAaT'S NkGs:OAS.-Tnesubs r. are
w eiltimes in the market buying SLAVES, psy
lag the highest cash prices. Persona having s1syts
for sails viii please call at 2a2 PRATT STREET, Exl.
tiEioEs, Md {slattsr'e Old stsnd) Slaves taken on
board st 20 conts per day.
feb Ply B.M.& w. l.. CAMPBELL.
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DIED.

Al Al O'Clock p. H., December 2l, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH ELLEN, consort Of e. G. Wildman, in the
3oih year OF her age.
N5- Her funeral will take place ST. Dominicks,
at 64s O'Clock, on Thursday the 7h instant, prior to
removal to Charles county.
Alexandria Gazette and Marlboro papers please
copy.
Suddenly, i'll great peace, on the 3D. instant, at
Lewisburs, Virginia, Mrs. LIZZIE g.. wife of Rev
Wm Harden, OF the Baltimore Annual Conference,
and oldest daughter OF the Rev. Henry Slcer, aged
"a years and months. "They that sleep in Jesus,
will God bring with him.
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Baltimore Marke..s. &c

BALTIMORE, Dec. 6.-Ioward street &c r
sells at S.. Is; City Mills at S7.S7. Grain still
scarce-2, 900 bushels of wheat sold at yester-
days prices; 10000 bushels of corn sold-new
white IS cts; yellow So cls
The Northern canals are fully closed.
The Western rivers are in fair navigab.e
order
The New Orleans Picayune' 8 synopsis of the
Presidents Message was sent over the Western
telegraph wires.
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Know Nothing Election, &c.

BosroN, Dec. 81 S. Raymond, the Know
Nothing candidate for Mayor at Cambridge,
was elected yesterday.
The gale OF Sunday night blew down two
new houses at Nahaut
The whole Know Nothing ticket for city
officers at the town of Lawrence, in this State,
was elected yesterday.
At New Bedford and the Vineyard, the
storm was accompanied with heavy thunder
and vivid lightning
Nearly all the shipping in the harbor OF
Newburyport received damage from the gale
The Presidents Message reached Boston at
Il o'clock this morning.
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By G.. 2. DYER

H,RUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
E BY Virtue CT deed 90 trus. FROM Patrick A
ByFne, and Msry JAM ByFne bis WIFE 10 Edwin c
Morgan ani William e. Howard. the same lei, . r.
ocE1ed il L;aar }. :. s., Ne. IS, ore Of the land
zee -rjs tcr Washington county, in TIE District O.
Colombia, Ec, the eeid Horgap and Howard v III
sell, il front of the premises, CT WEDNESDAY the
3th day cfNoTembsr, a p. 1864, at az O'clock, o.
m, the following piece or pare of ground, and the
improvements thereon, the same being situated In
the city of Washington, in the District Of Colum ba
and known az parts of lots 60 and i1ht (sl
in square No. four hundred and ffty.four, begin.
ming for the same at the northwest corner of / OF
eight, and running south Eleventh. street twenty.
enc rest, thence eest ut night angles with Seventh
street west sixty five fec, thepce due north forty
one feeI, thence west twentyfeyen feet six inrt &C
thence south twenty fee, thence west thirtreeyen
feel SIX inches to the plsce of beginning.
TerInE One half cash; the bal nee IN snd l.
months, with interest," the deferred peyraeuts to he
fecored by deed eftrust en- the premises.
lDWIN G. M0R3AN,l
Get Dep ". E. HOWARD, trustees.
Ra- Z he above sale Ia postponed nm
til WEDNESDAY, the 9th OF December next. at Il .
same hour ard place. nov SEQ
~ The above sale Es further Dost.
ponsd till MONDAY, January 9Th next, same no
and place dec6-It
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Kansas Election Election 4 ows-Two Men
Killed

KANSAS, Nov. 3o.-General Whitfield, pro
slavery, is at least 700 ahead north of the
Kansas river, and is certainly elected by a
large majority. Free Soil vote out of Law
renee nothing. Whitfield 10 the squatter can
didate, and in favor of leaving the people to
say whether slavery shall or shall not be rec
ognlled 10 tho Territory. Flenniken was the
candidate of the Abolitionists, and run in op-
position to Whitfield
disturbance occurred between two perscos,
In which person named Davis was shot and
he died within an hour. Both were citizens
Of the Territory, and formerly of Nilsson.
One man was killed at Boston, or, If the
new towns in the Territory.
what Inc 81 LOUIS Sepublican. says that General
d h,i, f p,oa'er man, has been elected
majority. ''' y IS
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II THE ROOMS OVER MY STORE ARE FOR RENT
~ I'll. location is admirably calculated for a lawyer
physician, or other professional gentlemen The upper
room is nttea Tor aDaguerreoypist, with large skyght
Apply 10 Il, d. GILMAN,
Druggist, Pa. avenue near Browns Hotel.
large supply of Toilet Articles. Soaps, Hair Brushes
Combs, Tooth Brushes, German Cologne
Lubin's Extracts for the handkerchief
A hhoice lot of Havana Cigars
Old Henhessey Brandy, Port and Sherry Wines
With well selected stock of Medicines, Chemicals Druga
Paints, Oils and window Glass just above
5-3t
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nov I'D

81 j. g. NJ &c UEE1k;s .sGt;SasaP.
= ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON Penn
- ey!vaDia avenue, and fronting Market Space -
on iuAoDaH, Deceuber 18th at O'clock p m
vii be Id tie two houses situated On par Of Lo'
!, SqEsrs $50, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue End
q street north. The ground fronts 81 feet on the
avenue, ana runs back to @ street north, hayiii =
three fronts, ore OF which is en open space. The
location oarrs great advantages fog permanent IA.
vestment IN rsal estate II the city # Washington
Tie house Will be solJ separately, if desired.
Terns O1e fourth cssh: th5 balance In three
equal instruments Of 8, TO- and IL months with IN.
tetest. satisfactorily seet,rsi.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
nov I'd Auctioreer.
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NEW STORE. NEW STORE

LruistQna GreTae, opposite the Bank Of Wdshin gtc5
M Il. THOMAS DELEANY respectfully iuyitA
WI the attention OF ths public t, examine biz
stock of GOODS, which he has opened On Lousi ,ns
avenue betTeen Sixth and Seventh street, opposite
the Bank Of Washington, consisting of ali dstcrip
tons Of Teas, &c, Imperial, Gunpo wder, and Bscl
Tea Win ard Liquors. OF all sorts, which he Cal
sell at the lowest prices for cash Or approved paver
Besides al the n. cessalies 70. Grocery Business
viz Br1oms, ruckets, Cedar Tats, Matches, &c.
&c. Please CAL and See far your elves.
nov 22-3m
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N EREiE

On the I'd instant, ny the Rev. Mr. Hodges, Mr.
WIN. LAWSON to Miss REBECCA IiULSE all OF
this city.
On the Both ultim0, by the Rev. E. p. Phelps Mr.
THOMAS J. ADAMS and Mis-. ANNIE WRIGHT,
both OF this CITY,
On the 9Th instant, by the same, Mr.. JAMES w.
ST. CT AIR and Miss MARY J., BURCHE. both of
this CITY
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Auction ESloa.
By J. Q. MCGUIRE. Auotioneer.

\ DMINISTRATOR's SALE OF VALUABLE
"a Real Estate.-3n TUESDAY afternoon, Dec
Eth at O'Clock, on the premi es, ,ha sell Lo,
TO- In Squire log, fronting IS feet on north II st..
between IL and 18th streets west, and running
back l45 feet to 80 feet alley.
This lot Is beautifully situated, Immediately oD-
Posite the residence OF Hon Fl. Fish, and Is very de
sirabis fec first class residence.
At liz O'Clock. at same place,
We shall sell Lot No 6, in Square No 700, font
ing 81 feet inches on South Capitol street betw
snd o streets, running back LIS feet inches.
Terms: Onethird cash; residue in six and twelve
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
int.lst
GEORGE NcNEILL, Administrations
r. s. FRENCH. A~AN inis'4 -i'o' .
Jas. Q. MCGUIRE,
dec o. Aurt,o,anr
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BY }. C. EIcGUsRE. Auct,onser.

"A
nELIGHtFuT RESIDENCE II LAFAYETTE
r. square at Public Fale Ca MONDAY after
ro2n, December 1lth, It o'clock, or the premises
thali soii that valuable and a=irab'e residence
lately occu lei 5y Thomas Ritchie. deceased, ad
Joining tie resuence of W. ". Oorcorsp, Esq ana
fronting south on Lsfayet Tor Presidents Square
The lot has front of 81 feet inches on north II
street and runs bsck iSi feet inches to cosnuc
alley 20 fsa: vide on the opposite size O: which
stands Stable 70 ise by g. beionging to The prem.
tsee.
The house IS first class double building built in
the most substantial manner, with ample acconmo
nations fer large family Opposed to entertain.-
apsrt from the main hcnze is large oU.tu' din
for the accommodation Of str.ept5 &c
Further particulars are deemed unro es sry *
reisH disposed to purchase. will doubt ess exe n ue
-: themselves, g. ths proper y is well known.
Terms: Olla-thiId cash. ths lalz1ce payable in
two equal ingtalmen}g in one md TWO Years nom
the day Of sale, with Interest theron payable SEMI
annually, AID Fscured bF the Eotes OF tic pcTchas
snd dc Of trust on the premises.
JAMES {. MCGUIRE,
nov G-sG AuctiorsRr
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HINT OF GREAT VALUE 70 THE Poor
OLD and valued friend suggests to us the i'm.
portance Of calling the attention Of those
whose means will not allow them to provide
themselves with an ample supply of bed
| clothing and fri wood, to the fact that if thew
will fill one or two black bottles with water
heated so that one can barely hold the hand
in it, and place them, corked tightly. in the
bed at their feet, they will sleep comfortably
warm without fire in the room, and with much
less than the usual quantity Of bed clothing
In the morning the water in the bottles will
DO found still quite warm. The practice of
this expedient will save any family the con.
sumption of more or less wood. and afford a
comfortable nights rest to many. indeed who
muss otherwise suffer much for want of stuff.
Gent bed-covering.
PARADE AND BALL.-The new company.
the Highlanders, under command of CAPTAIN
Reese, are to parade to .day. at 2 o'clock.
Escorted by the American Rifles and the Light
Infantry, accompanied by the National Brass
Band.
Tonight, the Highlanders give their first
ball at Jackson Hall, and we learn that such
an interest is felt in the new company that
nearly every ticket that was printed has
been sold. Tonight, may
"a thousand hearts beat happily; and when
Music arises with its vouptuous swell,
And soft eyes look love to eyes that speak again,
May all 60 merry As q marriage bell.''
BEAUTIFUL WoRK.-We have been frequent.
ly asked who put up the fountain in tho south
garden of the Executive grounds. We are
now able to say that it was done by one of our
best mechanics and one from PHILADELPHIA.
The first is Captain Reese, corner of Pennsyl.
vania avenue and Sixth street. and the latter
Mr.. G. H. Gallaher. 1t is a beautiful speci-
men of their handiwork, and is universally
admired.
KUNKEL AND THE BoYs-The liber al minded
Kankel intends to give the receipts at the Ma
tional tonight to that band Of juvenile pat
riots known as the Union Infantry The bows
of our city deIerve encouragement, and none
more 80 than the members Of Union Infantry
We trust that there will be a full house
DRUNKENNEss.- Last night the guards
picked up good-looking woman, who was
lying drunk in the street. With her was q
beautiful child just able to run about her and
bring tears to the eyes of those who witnessed
her gambOls. The mother has q husband
living This morning the justice, in mercy to
the child, sent them both to the workhouse.
PUAP OUT OF ORDER -Nessrs. Edttcrs:-
The pump on A street north, near the old
Capitol building is out of order Will you
please call the attention Of those whose bust
ness 1t is to it, for zoe aUzalt aUutey.
A SUBSCRIBER AND CITIZEN.
Washington, Dec A.
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81 PALPITATION OF THE HEART, Nervous diseases
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia Dyspepsia Costiveness
Piles all relieved and cured in space
OF time by Carters Spanish Mixture the
purifier of the blood 1t particle Mercury
Opium or any nOxious drug 10 harmless
cured more than FIVE hundrsat&2saat disease
we can only refer the req 4a.e certificates Of
which may he found in and nm and all of which
detailed in full around tho 1t il the greatest of ali
Spring and Fall Medicines and b5essse an nduenc over
the blood touiy remarkable.
- Advertisement
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BY R1FHWEEL e. BROwN. su.,s

~ n'f ta W. ELL q BROWN, = Uets.
- ALE OF BOOKS, &c, BY ORDER OF THE OR.
~ phsn's Cour5-Un MED> ESDAY wen ng. tbe
9th Instant. b. or3"r Of the Adnir:s;ratcr of tie
tate OF the late Charles w. ste vert we sbsr e
orr u2t"a sto:o, at oclccS ysI3.a EEL seli ~
n no ot 800 Ss,ks ard Congresasal Documents. viz
'o1654 ~ 'he year ic4U
eresi1 .1.s' Msssagss and To,uments, rumble, G,
series. from 1859 to 1854
Commerce and Navigation, lsis ID 1871
Finance Reports, 1852. i3f4
Constitute OF thu Uni ed States
Documen ary History OF New Cork. vo,s
Stan bur- Rerort on Sit lake
Speeches in bound volumes, Rules of Order
Hsrn1on's Valley ofthe Amazon
Estimates 81 Apple priations
hcF@rfs and Documents on New Mexico and Call.
5trnia
Map ard Squares Of the City CT Washington
Sixth Census, folio volume
Census Of 1850, Livingston Cod.
congressional GLOBE, vols, With other Miscellsne.
Gus works, ell well bound and valuable
AIso, l RupssiGr Hifle Revolver
l Pistol. Powder aasa and Shit Bag
ROTUFFIf. & BROWN
uec ID Auc:iCGGers.
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lust RECEIVED, a fresh supply of A. b
% WILB0R'S COD LIVER OIL AND PEOS
PLATE OF LIME. The most psls-able and elton
cious preparation Of Cod Liver Oil known, for the
cure Of Consumption, Scrofula, Coughs, G. Ids
Asthma, Byi nchiis, and all scrofulous hu-1rS
For sais by SCHWARTZE SON,
(Agents Coz Wasliugton,l Re. avenue, Ext doos
toU. Z. Hotel. nov 70 -sG'
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By - C. MCGUIRE, Auc tfoneer.
YNRU5TEk'S SALE OF SMALL DWELlIS &

T>kU5TEk'S SALE OF A SMALL DWELLISG
a Rouse on Capitol Hilton MONDAY after
noon. December 4, at 81 o'clock, on the premises
shall cell. by virtue OF deed Ct trust duly record
ed, &c, part OF Lot 10. IL, 10 Square -2l, fronting
about y feet inches On IL. street eaet. between
and srects north. running back about 5 feet {,
81 fee; alley with TIE mpr, rem. uts col.sis.r
Of a neatly new two s.ory frame dweilins U9use
tLiit In the hsst manner, and fnishd with Gle :.
outbniij:Dgs &c. The property is now under re-
at SioO pr nun.
Terms: one-half cash, the balance in g. 70 and
10 moths, for notes. b9a pg Interest, secured by
deed Of trust OF The property.
THoS FISHER, Trr,tee
j. c MCGUIRE. Aucs
ks- The abovS sale 10 unayotd a hi v
20 stponet until FRIDAY afternoon, Deo.mber ST.
sama ! o IT and place.
TH0S J FIeHE7, Trust a.
JAaES G. MCGUIRE,
dec 6--i Au,tic,..r
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NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS.

UNLAWFUL for the kind patronage heretofore ex
l. tended t. us at cur cid stand We respectfully
inform cur patrons and the public in general thai
we have this day removed cur extensive stock o.
Mu.ic to tho large building corner of Pa. Avenue
Eleventh and d streets, where we are at pres n,
fliiIg up and shall opsn MONDAY, the 1ltL
Instant. Music Store, WHOSE Ibsral character We
hcps will meet the sPprobation Of q gausrous and
discriminate pubic.
During the course OF next week persons DESTROYS
Of purchasing usic from Us, can fad us in t. room
adjoining our new sto- : and the Star oEics.
dec = HlLBUS HITZ
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening Sta
From New York

NEw YORK, Dec. 6.-The steamer Seneca
burst her boiler on the Hudson last night.
The bills on the Brunswick, Maine, Bank
are discredited here
There is considerable run on the Central
Bank, which, it is thought, will break
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BY VIRTUE OF IT'S LOCALITY

l.
4 ND tie extent and the novelty of its supplies
n JANNEY'S SHOE STORE hiss been ,nshn
named the Great Central Shoe Store OF ~ III
Washington. Its shelves are supplied with u
good ard fashionable BOOTS and SHOES, -
and ali orders shall be promptly filled in this factory
above.
Corksoled Boots and Ill work for winter uss
speedily made to order and warranted to fit
P. s. hare just received supply of Shoes FROM
auction, which were purchased very low for cash
and will be sold, wholesale or retsi, at low prices
HENRY JANNEY,
24S p. av., bet. Browns Hotel ard eth st.
3l1 @ street, opposite Bank of Washington.
nov 29--d2w
" WHEAT-Now landing
q kegs Chemung county Butter, very fine
IL do Delaware county do ytry coed
barrels, boxes, and bags
Also, Pennsylvania Buckwheat, In bagr.
For sale by SREKELL BROTHERs.
No. 10, opposite the Centre Market
nov 3Q-lW