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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

or Tbs last stsamer (t1e Asia.) brings the
confirmation Of the reported successes of the
Turks on t lover Danube.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

0ArOur pc tie and obliging young friend Nr,
Jno. N. Hollings9orth of fine the mail Steamer
S. s. Prentiss, has our thanks for continued
newspaper and other fayors.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

Balsam end cough remedlee
Ayers cherry pecioral; syrup Of vii ! cherry,
Mistars BALKAN. SchencK's num monte syrup,
Gum drops, Rogers Liverwogt and tar
Bryane pulmouic wafers
Agents ior ell patent medicines in general Hse.
All orders and, prescriptions cent % %, will he
put up with neatness dispatch and accuracy, al az
hoEps. We ollsr also large stock of Pla1tatan,
IhompsonIan and select Medicines; al Of which
viii be sold % Punctua customers on liberal terms
on the usual time, and lower f-r cash than any
house south 81 Mason a Dtxon's line.
ThauKlnl 70 our friends and generous public.
for past .fav0Fs, We arc determined 10 render ou-
selves worthy 81 future patronage.
1azoo GilF air Street, April q I054-ly.
n. I've Keep 81 hand lafgo rupplT
of choice BANDED aud wines ~ mc8icinal ptr+
poses. P.BC. A co.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

or Hons o. n. Singleton, VIM. Darks,
dale and A. G.. Brown have laid US under re-
peated oh igasions, for Congressional docu-
Inenfs.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

mARRIED.-At Madelay, on Tuesday
the 18th inst, By the Rev. parker Scott, Col.
HENRY ALLEN, IT., Of Grenada Miss. to
Miss MARGARET "a. daughter q Mai Hen
" Vaughn Of Yazoo county
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28
Comm ssIoners sc.
q 9 and Q 2 Roberts !


II virtue offhs b0ve stated decres 70
me directed from the Honorable Cir
cult C9urt Of Yazoo county, s dte OF blissis-
sippf suing es conrl Of changers, will
s8ll he fighes, bidder Tor casls on Mons
day the Qgsh dag os. May 1854 A the Courts
House door iii NazO0 Gil Within the he
pre- 81 ltW, he llowin8 props
Vlzs on tifd 81 15e eing lee' on
Yazoo street 300 leet 20 on
strees laid doW eo map 81 the 'eHn
81 Yazo0 ipPi conf a.
"a 10 sale ~ sal sa eges and costs al
suit JENKINS, com e.
Xszas t'lg. 30. 13-3'.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28
sPEtIAL NOTICE.

DERSO Us having receipts from mr.. James
] A Stevens, late Foreman Of this Office, for
Subscription or advertising, will oblige us by
bending them to Mr.. n. G. Nye, or the under
signed OF this Office. we desire settlement
with Mr.. Stevens
- II. N. PREWETT
April IS, 1854
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28
@9IlEl87l9 8TIl8ET @M1LIa
MARpRussa WYNN.

- - sseNt.3tA W aAasete
VA lake place % ne 1lkh Nag 1884.
fHVHE Ladies ofthis and adjoining states
are respectfully invited to attend.
The following gentlemen are respectful i,
invited to act as Managers fot lie season.
IAcKsoN. vfcrrprps
Hon. e. s. Fisher, n, q 8 s
Gem w. r. Nils, DufrGrsoe
S . - I Es.s h7q ThOmps WhalsY, Esd.
a. y. ~ !suSa Us Esq Rufus Afthur Geo.
non. OIaIlon baHera Nv B1uca
MADISON COUNTY, q. Rodlg rs
Mumtord Jones,
q q 80 q. -. c1.-.. WIN. ID, EFifin.
's'' : 80, =. 800 Dat. C3virgtor.
Dr Barnett. PoRTeBsoN.
P. o'Donnell. ESQ. e. B,uuer
q IN J.. r. Burrus, RODNEY.
NEW ORLEANS Aon. G. A Wilson,
gen =, :, Y. DavenPo'' MADISON PARISH, IA,
G SI,S, ~ 1893 $3.50, esq WIN. S Paiham.
~. 7 T., ~ go RAYMOND.
otIyrov ClL WIN. IlalFmih.
Cuddv Thomas. AiEApHIs.
NAscHFz. Col. ~ Lovely.
Samuel Winston. Col NgieKeTs0n.
Samuel PIT .FSon w. a Bithe,
BRANDON, Leon Ifousdals.
E. McNair, BATON ROUGE
WIN. 8. Harper. Maj r, @ Beale.
McMACKIN g. MEhVfNs PRcrRTEToRr.
Vicksburg Sentinel and Whig. Canton Made
sonian and Citizen, Yazoo City Whig and Dem-
ocrat, Natchez Free Trader and Courier, Port
Gibson Herald Lake Providence Waterman,
N. o Picayune an Delta, and Memphis Appeal
and Eagle, pub ish one each time and forward
bills to Cooper's Well.
Sok1
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

cologEe wafer, from best manufsctnrers.
Orange flower water. tay water.
Lnbin's extracts. or every variety.
Hanle's extracts, soaps, and perfumes.
Hair brushes, nail brushes, tooth brnshes:
Ioctl powder, and soaps, bufFaIo combs:
Toilet spanges, hais s,raps;
bafry's triepPheraus. Lyons Kaihairon;
Lows windsor soap, Jones' lily white.
Shaving ceams Of AZ descriptions.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28

Ilrtarie acid, ei.ric acid, oil Viiriol,
Sweet spirits of nitro, "a. ammonia
MuFiatic and nitric acid, powdered alum.
Chloroform, doyel's powders. gltcerine.
L4nar cansiic, tannin, yereirfa, aalinine.
Hyd. pOtash.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-28
- 80


Consisting inpart Of the folo&inr articles. III
tyus STE wanented frsi|sand rennine.
lnlnine, caiamei Thubarb, opium, ipecac,
Magnesia, blue mass, epson SAILS.
Callaya bark, mustard, alcoliol tabioca.
Cfeam tartar. pearl seda linseed oil
Copal. japan aud white pafnish. coda.
salefalass snake root, window rlns1.
Putty, pearlash, hempsesd, glue,
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PIX RsDN A..

80. 1t is stated that Strang the Mormon
leader of Beaver Island, is elected to tho Leg.
islsture Of Michigan.
80. The Rev. Mr.. Msgoon Of the Baptist
Church. New York is the clergyman of Gray,
the deluded Wit oil man He seeks to enlist the
sympathy of the sufferers In behalf of this
man. He was q member Of Mr. Magoon's
Church, and deemed in all RESPECTS good
Christian man. Three or four weeks since, he
became deluded with the idea that he could
punish prostitutions by destroying the dresses
OF bad women. From one step he proceeded
to another, until it became a passion 10 des-
troy every dress upon which he could throw
bis destructive material. On one occasion he
destroyed blue silk, and Turkish satin dress
worn BY lsdy in tho morning. as she left
Stewards store, and in the evening as she came
from the English Opera At the Broadway Thea
tre Gray says be has been infatuated from
the beginning He expected to be arrested
and Wondered that he had not been arrested
before He even wont 90 far as to fancy what
tho newspapers would say of him, and feared
that they would call him a seoundrel when he
knew what CHS motives were. He offers 10 ex-
suss for his o3snce and seems TO expsct no
mercy. His wife, children, listers, family and
friends are deeply grievsd by this oalsmity
Frssh complaints against him pour in daily.
80. ]. Ellis Bonham, chairman # the State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-30

Central Committee Of Pennsylvania, 10 in this
city, stopping at Willsrds
80. Hon Mr.. Fuller. Of Maine, and family
are at Kirkwood's. Hon J. Goodrich, of
Mas, and Hon. j. l.. Dawson, Of Pa, are at
the National.
-. Hon. Lynn Boyd and lady are located
for the season at Wiliard's
go. Dorian, the gallant mate of the Arctic.
has been removed from his position by Mr..
collins, who assigns no reasons for 80 doing.
Tao New York papers are severe ON him
for it.
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something for Both Ewes.

The Panorama Of New York City commenced
Ito exhibitions here On Tue. day evening to a
FULL house. We are pleased with it.
The representation begins at the CORTLAND
81 ee. Terry, continuing down to the wharf at
~ he extreme foot 1t then extends the N
ure length II This great th, roughfare, IRE.
senungs hngulariy correct and AMI ID ated bic
sare II tho vest side 10 18th rect, with divers
oy scenes introduced. The distinguished
merit u this panorama i, that it verifes 8
naue- You zee it al We defy those who
Ate most familiar with the stores, haunts, resi-
dsnces and public buildings of the eren
So'hsm, an OMISSION or n discrepancy # sny
monet Inc IDEA OF the artist was TO repre-
SET tne subject Diuuieiy, to py its par,icu.
lars as we'll as its generalities, and he has done
so with devoted accuracy There are MANY
Points "hsie he might have saved deal of Ia
DOT sno trouble, aud yet have secur cd .; ikiup
sU.ot oul ne has spared himself in U dsaree
AL outline or etching mi hit have suficed for
many-but by his close attention to the filing
up, ne has challenged the admiration OF the
whole. The painting does more than to graft
1y-1t famlllaIlses and inslructs. One whs
will sttenuvely observe it, will receive y
proper idea OF the great metropolis, albeit he
perfect stranger 10 the locality-apd yber
be goes there Will be able 10 hud his wav 70
Tarlt as pi aces, and In various portions With
ont any guide but his memory
he Panorama covers Is UUO feet of canvas
and It's produc ton occut led four entire years.
Ii Is painted In wafer coloIs, ard in this wav
the different hues which The artist had TO do
arc more viVidy represented than could have
been achieved by the process OF oil. Its ex
hloiuUn lsumes LeaIly two hours, and the
constant occur ing objects of interest are
pointed out and explained by Mr. Doei, one
u lhe propriotors, In pleasant manner.
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AT REDUCED PRICES.

M are now receiving maLy new and Fl asonable
w DRESS GOOD which We are selling ~ much
less than former pi1es
Rich p aid silks and Plaid French Merinoes
Plain Silks. very des irahle shades
Plain French ard English Mernoes
10 pirces plain black Silk, very cheap.
"ih many o:rer desirable Dreis Hoods, which We
are daily rsce wing
As our stock OF staple goods is as we'll assorted
and selected as sny other house in this cit. va
would call particular attet ti,n to
Cases bleach.d Co,tCns. Of well known and IA.
worn brands; loo pieces, war anted all pure Irish
tlnens from m dunn 20 .xtrs tine; so ri CO white
Fannes, FRI m 25c. t. 4lb0 all gra les Bls, ksts in
great Gun 'ance, with General assortment
Table Dsmssks, dwellings, Napkins, &C.
Also, Will be solo ut cot
an fancy, plaid, st iped and fg Ired silks
All WOOL. Frepch printed ana plaid Musselips
Having dett rmined not to keep sny more Fancy
silks 10 cur sto K, purchasers may r.,y on getting
the SHOWS articles Beme l. at prims cost rash only.
co LILY Sc Rs,
No. 523 Seventh street 3 docrs above IA ave,
nov 29-6t
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BY VIRTUE OF IT'S LOCALITY

4 ND the extent ana the novelty OF It's suppl;es,
"A JANNEY', SHOE 81 OaE his been -aS~
nsmao :" the Grsat Centrs. Sroe Store ~
Washington. Its rhe.v-a are supplied witty
go aid fsshionsble BOOTS and sHOSs, -
~ ali orders shall be promptly led in the fec DRY
above.
Cork.sojed Boots and II work for winter use
speedily made to order and wa y antsd to At
Il. haze ist resolved supply of Slices from
auction which were purrh ssd v-ry " fr cash,
and Will be soid, wholesale or rstsi vt low prices
HENRY JANNEY,
S4S P. Az, bet. Browps' Hotel d It'll st
Eli street, opposite Bank OF Washington.
nov - d2W
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~ Judge Pearson, in a recent charge to
ne grand jury At Harrisburg, decided that an
Individual who visits from tavern to tavern
drinking five or six times daily, is empha,i.
ssiiy man Of Incorporate habits, and that
tavern keepers in Pennsylvania who sell to
such are liable to prosecution under the act
prohibiting the sale of liquors to men of
knos Incorporate habits"
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FRENCH MILLINERY.

~ MIS-. r.. McD oNALD,
(succe-so' t. Mrs. H. Clark
VIII cpen on Thurfday, 3Oth Of Nc.
vepter, AID Tuesday, December 9Th, w
choice and elegant sortmrnt Of tire lstes. ETY.
Of Paris Winter MILLINERY. at her fashion b e
sstabli ihment. TIRES DOORS east Of the Post OH,
Biige street Georp etown
Al orts will b. Prom. tly ate ndsd to WITH neat.
q sss and despatch. nov 19-GSt
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MRS. B. GREGG

A CAttD.-Ire att.ntiou u the lsdi and ge .
n ;iemen Of Warrington and Georgetown, snu
he pu lie in nsrsl is resp ctfulIy invited 20 ,hs
ale OF very super Furniture 1T the lsie resid nee
of the Secretary O. the SPANISH Legation, No s
Missouri avenue, between ~ and 9th str cts wiich
will take pace On FRIDAY, tbs lst December. at IL
o'clock q. n. The Furniture ia of v,ry ,ur-rior
quail y, made by Mr C1ipps to order; the Window
Gu, tsins ara sur srior; the Feather Be aid Hair
Mattresses of the best qualify; ths China. Giss
ard Cookery Ware are of the best The terms re
LIBERAL and the sale will BE- well worthy the~ attsn-
ton. GREEN SCOTT.
nov 30--1t Auctioneore.
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MUSIC T0a BALLS, PARTIES, 60.
l.. r. W. WERER

d ESPf CTFULLY INFORMS bis FRIENDS and
IL form or patrons that he oontinuss to sttsud
SAL!.S, PARTIES, TO-, VIII his Veil organised
BAND OF scientific n uEcians
He VII introduce ell tbs rev end tshionable
Music
An accomplished Ptanist furn'fhsd u deGaard
- Orders lsft ut HMbus 4 Hi,l kusie Dspek
6sutiers or Mulsfs Oonlse,ionssy Stores, or q M
residence, nssP Gen. Hendesson's, Navy xasd, N
meet with prompt attention. nov
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POST OFFICE,

Wa hing,on, Nov. 20, 1854.
MAILS fr CUMBBRi A D, Md ,CLAPKSBU g
wi and WHEELING in vi Z MIA. ZANESVI LIE,
COLU H8U-, aud CINGINtAJ, In Obi MA U.s.
V;LlE and LOUISVILLE, in Ken lucky, INDIAN
APolIS Ind wili hereafter be closed this Off e
daily a. 2 p m d-psrtiog IN the O'Clock TIA G,
connecting with the trsin leaving Baltimore for
Cumberlan- AID Wheeling at o'clock.
JAMES G. BERRET, Postmaster
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II ARPER's MAGAZlN y for Decem Der
IL CONNIE ming Q new volume, Is received and
for sale at the Washington Publication ufac.,
SD LLIN4T)N'- Bookstore
Dickens House hold Words for December
thicker DC cker MsgaEas do
Pursm's CO do
d' d y adv's Rook do
G. aham's Mspszus do
Lad o. National Magazine or December
Al recs;raa End tesu fully illustrated
All me New Boot published rec.ived immedia o
ly afterws rds I'M flr sac at
SR1LLINGT0N'S pcokstore,
Odeon Building, corner Pa. avenue ~ Ct.
nov 30
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A CARD.

THE subscribers Wit continue tNs general Dry
i Goods trace at the cid STAND, No. 623 seventh,
street. And they auth issd to rettle up tie
business ofthe late firm OF Maxwell, Sears Collev
ali persons ind. bed requested to iorw ard
and maks prompt sett lemenr. as the business must
be sge, diy closed. COLLEY l. SEARS
nos 90 fit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-30

iHk hSIcKERBoCkER MAGAzINE.-From Joe
shillington We have the Knickerb booker Mac.
aans for December. This sterling publioa.
non maintains its reputation as one of the best
Eonthlies of the day.
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For tho redemption of stock...... $50, 24o Os
For the payment OF Treasury debts 5l734 II
For tho Customs. ................ ll,700 IS
For covering into the Treasury from
Customs. .........:...... 2,24s 30
For covering into the Treasury from
miscel aneous sources. 49l 81
For the War Department. ......,. 5,Sl5 80
For repaying in the War Depart
mont ...................... 5,25s 30
Eor tho Navy Department 5000. 81 ,275 A
For repaying in the Navy Depart
partment ..................... 2455 81
ror ~ 'n'e1or nepar,Tenf. 1895 90
For repaying in the Interior De-
partment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 797 80
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HINT or THE MORNING PRESS,

The Iatehfgeneer, Is an act Of Justice 10
ssnator Douglas, re publishes his speech at
the Chicago dinner. Tha; paper is very rich
In miscellany to-day.
The Union cautions the South sgains,
placing confidence in Mr.. John M. CLAYTON.
who, the editer seems to hold, is, after ALL
hardly less opposed to Southern right than
Mr.. Seward himself. .. ....r
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OSHhN BUTTER AND BUCK
" WhEAT--Now landing
kegs Ihen1ung county Butter very fDs
u do Delau are coun y do vry good
P.att Mills eAtts Buckwheat, In barrels, hall
barrels, boxes, aud bPgs
Also, Pennsylvania buckwheat, in bags.
Fer by g. EkEtL fROTHErs,
Nc. 40, opposite the Centss L srket.
nov 30 Iw
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
4 FINE ass rtm-, of Jam phep., solar spd Ethe.
n iii ri LAsPS ,iIRASDOLES, OANDELA-
B4as, HiLL LANTERNS, and LANTERNS q
e-ery kind tie lat>st nd ~ost improved patterns
fpa"er Sha lea, dome and ott or shapes GL ~ :
OF every des rpti n Patent fp-ing Car dl-stics &.
And hes tifol aSsor m-nt # Bri anita Lamps for
fpid or oil, NrrS-ry L.m.s, SC
Brushes. psin's AMI Cil. lamp Oils Window Glars
and rtists' materials in g; eat Nar'ey
WELL d MOpsFJL,
No 623 g street, Todd's Building.
INV S0-dtIapIet
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY

E~ JEST opened, over tue DE- Good Rs.-
E. store Of Geo. &. Allen, han dso "s flsssss
asso tment or Fashion bic MILL
NHhY, co which the attention OF the va
ladies' Of Washington and its vicinity are called t.
sxa inc. nov Q-Stx
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SHIRTS SHIRTS-SuIRTS

IA N. II. FAGL X 4 n n, the en- prsc
w cd shirt Maker n the city, would respect
full. irf,-n his Old Gust me:s m: mbers Of Uon
gre's, snd strangers, that ny leaving their ear.
at his g. irt Hauufs,tory they can have shirts
made II he best mate ial snd warranted 10 t In all
cares no reputation wDich tee shirts have a .
lured L. thi city, induces the advertiser 10 invite
nose ntsmen Who have bsrn tr. ub ed with bsd
aiin, hrts to give him q cal elm assured Il at
tLey viii, On trial, ad Mt their SUI risriy.
sssEa SIGN OF THE shirt.
Pa. av.. between ard ~ sts., side.
P. 81 aeod assortment Of Furnishing Goods 90
hand which viii b, sod chesp.
nov S0 colin
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-pARrNERsHIP.

I DE par .hip retofUrs xisins b. tw en- the
[ sub crib-Is IN the Drv Goods business, under
the firm Of Max y J. Scare Colley, was disssle ed
By mutual sent on the first day Of November
John b. Maxwell Withdraw ipg from the firm.
JOHN .. MAXWELL.
JAMES y. SEARS,
T. W. COLIEY
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tiemdu VI e EeueTlck, iEOm MISS bQnkley, the
escaped novice:
NORFOLK, Va, Nov Goth, 1884.
"---- have my fathers permits
sion to answer the letter you addressed him,
requesting a statement Of my escape from St
Joseph's. I would remark that l regret OK
ceedingly that 50 many reports are in circula-
ton, and have thought Of making public
statement. With regard to my manner Of
leaving tho Convent, the circumstance speaks
for itself. Could have had permission, or
had been free to leave when .1tshea, I would
not have had recourse to flight, and that in the
still hour of night
escaped through window near the Oh APPEL,
fronting the avenue, whore there is no enclo
sure, and ran or rather few down The avenue,
as tho moon vas shining SO brightly that
feared being discovered by the Waterman,
who nightly traverses the grounds around
the building When half way down the
avenue. heard noise, and soon discovered,
that the man who sleeps in a small house at the
gate was up, and had raised the window to see
who was passing. hid myself and he did
not perceive me, but he continued Watching at
the window until O'Clock, when tho stage for
Frederick passed, and l was unable to reach
tho stage, or even pass tho gate until he with
drew, which was soon after the stage passed
feared to 90 to Emmlsburg, for many rea-
Souo' Ill tuc OpposNe ulIeCIlOu US
fGr as St Lazares s, when l became alarmed
and entered a side gate on the road and re-
manned until the Angelus rung, which was six
O'clock. l then continued my ,urney on a
road never travelled, and reached Gre agers-
town about nine o'clock, where met friends
who protected me until the arrival of my
fathor.
The other Side Of the Case Letter from q
Catholic P. lest
From the Portland (Me.,) Advertiser, Nov %.
We are in favor of free discussion and a fair
hearing Of all parties. We therefore. al an
act of courtesy, publish in to,day's paper q
commune alton from Rev. ). 0'Donuell, the
Catholic clergyman os this city.
LEFrER From Rev J. o'DoNNH1t
PORTLAND, Nov Is, 1854.
Nh. EDITOR dear Sir My attention has
been directed this morning to an extract in
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CHICKERING & SONS PIANOS.
Usr Ieceiv.d q fu eth. supply IF those truly gu.
- psrb 81 d vorld-rer owned Pr
AMOS from Chickering Sons, Boe-1 ~
sSn ny s s,ois # aS ". complete
Of Pianos from makers in Boston and New York Of
long snd tcknowled reputation In their art; Pianos
nf 6. 6H, "a, AMI GO avo, of elastic touch and a
depth and purity of tone unsurpassed in this or any
9th country.
Purchasers desiring the magnificent toned Pianes
of Ne'sr'. Chic t-ring 60 e will r.member that
they can be .ught H. this city only Of the subscr-
Der. Ths ir mammoth ia ~, although the rgest
10 this country. AMI second to none In the world.
cannot supply the great ard Increasing demand for
ter inst umeuts. The large number Ct Pianos
sold by the subs riber is the best Ruarantee Of tie
quality AMI re.soo able price OF his Panos.
y the brig China and als) by the packet of the
29th Instant, shall receive q farther supply Of
Chick ring 4 Sons Pianos.
Secondhand tianos AIKEN IN per- payment.
rev stock of Cutters, tioIins, Flutes, Ac,or.
d'cn'. &c. he< Hap, GUi ar, and Violin Strings 4
b'st quality.
New Music constantly receivsd.
RICHARD DAVIS.
nov S0-ee3t Penna avenue
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RICH ,JEWELRY.

MI w. GAIT BkO. offer q a nif-ept assort-
W. nent fitch JEWELRY, CT The very ist- at
y e., consisting Of
Damcno, pearl. mo etc, and plain Brooches
Earr ngs and B'scs'ts diamUla, pea l. snsmallsd,
and PLAIN Cr,sss
G.n.eInen's diamond Pins and etuds
OiamoDd enamslled, ruby, pearl, wedding ana sic.
net Rings
Gold fob, vert and gasid Chains
Ladies' Chatalsins, ock. Is. eeals and Kevs
Told Thin biefs mo- ale, cameo lsvs enamsllsd Ara
pia .leeve Buttons aud 3. uds, Cow Neok.
isces DC.
Wbch, Hgetner With tn largest assortment Of
superior Colo Watches sni pure Sil,erv.re eve, AZ
feied 70 their customers they ceiling a, unusu-
N. W. GAIT BRO,
sign Of the Golden Kasle.
p avenue, between 9th and 10Th Ats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-30
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IN scout GuaIds, katsnft0u3-Y Y, u
aEe heIeoy no ftl hst me ting OF the CA.
IN mi ANY VIII be ned at 20 u n ia arm nv corn j
" " taya n street and Loui lana aveoue ca
FRIDAY EVENING, Deceu bar 1t. At ~ O'Clock
Puncroal site, dance is request d, IS business +
in sort anc. wi ! NJ tram scted.
Ali persons des,rous Ct becoming m -mbsrs of the
corps sre invited to atteu.
B. A JAMIsoN, Captain.
J. KEIwoR1H, e. ing Orderly.
nov 80 ltt
~. Ate ntioni-The uembs, Of tn. jour.
- neyDen Il rs society are hereby motif q.
TO ba puDct al in attendance on SATURDAY
NIGHT, Deceo b-r ID, as there will b, something OF
infoI mat on Ibid b-fore the for their consideration.
nose who are not at prese. N m hers and W o
believe there Are bsnefts t, bs derive f. ON the
Society by unity among its meu bers, are invited
to attend JAMES LAUKEY,
nov a0-1te kec Sec
a@-1he scott Guards have the plsasuI q
OF amounting that heir First Ball will take plsce
On the 18th December
Particular In future advertisement.
nov l2-ee6t
I OST.-naTHEkN BhOWNs' HOTEL ON Tul
IL AveIus on or be ~eeo Eighth and Ninth
streets, Humid cd Dollar Sou; d Caro- ina BIN
ing it at this eftcA. nov 3o-its
OFFICE BASKETS FINE PApI.e MACE E
~ Coos, Brol Eo Figures, Jet Bracelets and Pine
Pelr and Shsll Hanole Knive7, In ia Rubber sack,
Dressing, ng and Puff Combs, ins Steel Engrav
Tor .ale low. &c r. Ellis,
nov 30 Pc. avs, ue b It. Mn h and Teoth sts.
STRAYtD FROM THE NATIONAL RESTAU-
- rant, Pa avs nus. on ruesday. tn, 10th ~
instant, q small bay 20 sEY, with a new ~
halter On. Supposed 10 have been pic cd un on
penrsyisan's as.nu my perfo res oring him t.
named restau1a t. will b Ii orally reraried.
nov 80 ct