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The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
Additional Proof of the Nationality
 of the Democratic Party.

The resolution which we publish below, and which was passed by the caucus of the demo- cratic members of Congress, from all portions of the confederacy, proves that the democratic party is fixed and resolved to adhere to their high national position upon the slavery ques- tion, and that the principles of the Kansas Nebraska bill is with it the test of national de- mocratic orthodoxy. No other party dare do so
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18

Salt Them Down. SO SACKS salt, just received and for sale CU Aug 2s, M. OSBORN.
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18

IRISH POTATOES. Gn BUSHELS Late Irish Potatoes, just received OV and for sale by FIELD & DoLLEi' Dec Il
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
NO TT | q F..

A IL Persons indebted to the undersigned either A by note or account, earnestly requested to call and settle up by the lst day of January, ls56
 Dec II FIELD & DOLBY.
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
Liverpool Cotton Market,

At Manchester and throughout the manufac- turing districts, there was great dullness pre- vailing; and this unsatisfactory aspect 6t affairs was increased by the fact that 3, 400 operatives in the city named were out of employment, on strike for increased wages, the necessity for which is attributed to the dearness of articles of necessity, caused by the war
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
k 000 LBS. Flour, "Gap Mills" just received O,UUU and for sale by
 Hoo EETID Pr nOITEy
HORSE STOLEN-s1O REWARD.

An BUSHELS Corn Meal just received and for AO sale by FIELD & DOLBY.
 Dec
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
WHAT DO THE PHYSICIANS SAY.

IIWeSSV U NuTge7y. (See Advertisement Helmbold's Genuine Prepara- tions.l 1l--2t.
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
HACK ABANDON BOARDS.

By the TOVernOr:
 D. B. GREER, Secretary of State. Dec 1S 1853.
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
DreadstuHs.

The Liverpool flour market is reported dull, with decline in prices of Cd. per barrel.
 Wheat is also stated to have slightly de- cined, with dull market The decline in most quotations is from Il. to 2d per bushel of 70 pounds
 In corn decline of Cd. per quarter is re-
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18

Hahtan, Dec. 5.-The Cunard steamship Africa Capt. Harrison, has arrived here with the European mails from Liverpool, of the 24th ut. Her intelligence therefore is one week later than that received by the Atlantic
 Liverpool Cotton Market.
 The circulars of the Liverpool cotton mar ket brought by the Africa are of less favorable character than that received by the Atlantic.
 In prices they report decline of from 1sd. to 14 d. per pound, and the market is said to have closed very dull, on Saturday the 27th ut.
 The quotations for fair Orleans are 61s d. per pound. The sales of the week are reported at 350 900 bales; the greater proportion of which had been taken by the trade.
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ALEXANDRIA, CORRESPONDENCE.
ALExANDRIA, Dec. II, Is:

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. IL, 1856.
The Know Nothings advertise Lewis c. lie.
vim, A r. Boteler, Hon. II. A. Convers, as
speakers at their gathering tonight
At the same time, the Rev. John G. Morris,
of Baltimore, delivers, at the Lyceum Hall,
before the Young Mems Christian Association,
free Lecture on his C. Personal Adventures
in the Alps"
Russell, at Liberty Hall, gives an exhibition
Of Dissolving Views
Among the recent proceedings in the Legis.
latufe at Richmond are resolutions Of inquiry
as to the expediency of Incorporating the
George Washington railroad from q point on
the Potomac, near Georgetown, TO some point
On the Ohio river in Dickson county; of in.
cooperating company to run telegraph line
from Alexandria, via w arrenton and Char
lottesville to Lynchburg. Among the bills
reported is one authorizing the managers of
the Manassas Gap Co. to extend their road
to Harper's Ferry. Applications for the re.
inovai OF the court house Of Alexandria from
Its present site; from the Orange and Lynch
6urgh Railroad Company, for loan and
further State subscription; from the Manassas
tap Railroad Company for an increase Of
capital stock from the old Potomac railroad
OF an increase Of stock sufficient to connect
with the Orange and Lynchburg road, had
been presented :
The weather is very cold and business mod.
crate ais. sgl so. AMI y,
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PERSONAL.

....Ex-Gev. Thomas, collector of customs,
Baltimore, Md, Hon. j. B. Thompson, Hon.
L. c; Levin, and Hon. Joshua Vansant are at
the Kirkwood House.
...COl. Steptoe, U. s. A., is at Willard's
Hotel.
-: Hons J. C. Rieaud and j. NJ. Harris,
OF Md, are at Dexter's
phia - "AA0'''
....PaSsamoFe Williamson claims $50 00o
from Judge Kane for false Imprisonment
this estimates the damage at about s3, 600 Der
week. fS'
....George Law is said. by the New York
Tribune, to have spent SIC, 900, at the late
election Live Oak" always was expensive
....fhe Marquis Of Hartford, q friend OF
the Emperor Napoleon, is purchasing French
stocks--s sign Of peace.
....Orr the Angel GabrieI,'' has sailed
for Demerara
....Ninian Pinkney, U. 8. N il named in
The Annapolis Gazette for the United States
Senate.
DIR. Harris, the veteran librarian of
Harvard College, is detained from his duties
by illness.
Hon Mr.. Appleton had his private car.
rage aud horses stolen in Cambridge, on Fri =
day while he was visiting friend
- liza Dean Hayne cleared $1,000 by a
oeneht New York last Friday evening.
,....Bayard Taylor will lecture at Phila-
deiphia on Friday evening.
49,. Mrs. Gaines is at New Orleans. enseav.
oring to obtain an appeal from the deoision of
Judge Lee on the Clark will If she succeeds.
Toe oiii viii be probated, and the indefatiea.
bic sutton victorious
-. Among the distinguished visitors at the
Ie1erai City at this time is Breyet Lieut.. Col
hiiilam d. L. Walker, Major of the tenth
lnIsntfy; commandsnt of the corps of cadets
at 1he West Point Academy, who is now at
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union reprobates Mr. Francis p. Blair,
late of the Washington Globe, with great se-
verify, for his recent letter in which he pro-
claims himself a member of the Republican
party, and abuses the President and the Ad-
ministration without stint The truth lie, the
letter of Mr.. Blair is simply the natural re-
suit Of the disposition of the lately vacant U.
s. Judgeship in this District The President
felt it incumbent on him to fill it in a way
that greatly disappointed Mr. Frsncis P Blair,
whose heart and mind were set upon getting,
through the intercessions Of others, his son ap-
pointed to the place.
After the election Of Polk some eighty Dem.
oeratic members Of Congress united in repre-
senting to him (Mr p. that it would not do
to continue Mr.. Francis p. Blair in the posi.
ton Of editor of the party organ at this point
as he had sacrificed his allegiance to his pre-
viOus political principles, to his devotion to
men who had been using an apparent identi-
heation with those principles wholly to their
personal advancement. Mr. Polk accordingly
dismissed him from his editorial position,
~ ~ eno iOco VI pSIudp5
$4,000 per annum of profits connected with
that position. He Blair at once turned Free
SOiler, and went for the Buffalo candidate in
the next succeeding election. Subsequently,
he has not protested the slightest sympathy for
the Democratic party, except when there might
be chance of getting something 90 fat'' in
the way of office for some one or other of the
many persons directly or indirectly identified
with him personally.
1t strikes US that the Administration have
done their best to mollify his settled hostility,
by listening to petitions in favor of such per-
sons; which we have always regarded as being
the worst possible policy on its part This
furious TRADE Of disappointment over the fate
Of the District Judgeship, strikes us as being
simply the result Of making him believe that
his political course is of Importance, by con-
tinuing to recognise his wishes with reference
to the distribution of Offices in which he
was interested, as worthy of thought on
the part of a Democratic administration.
The IRtsiiigemesr is to-day devoted to news,
science, and literature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

FLoRIDA-The Legislature of Florida !. IN
session. Governor Broome has Communicate,
his annual message, showing the receipts into
the State treasury during the last fiscal yea,
to have amounted to SOS. 1854, and the war.
rants issued during the same period to
SIS, s65; showing deficiency of about SI7 :
goo. The aggregate Indebtedness of the Stats
including 900 contracted in the protection
Of the frontier from Indian depredations, i
SlSl,S72 With view to the sItinguishment
OF this debt, the establishment of a sinking
fund 10 recommended. There has been q
gratifying increase in the population of the
state since the last enumeration Of inhabitants
was made. A new era has been nauvnratsd
by the progress Of internal improvements In
the State Under the aid afforded by the Lee
gislature last winter, several roads have been
located and surveyed, and the work Of cor.
strUctiOn commenced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

~ Barnum really intends to establish a
Geological Garden in New York. He can sna
bulls and clears in Wall street, and be-
fore Spring the "wild goose" will have flown
back 70 the Tribune Office.
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40 mo. Ao.l

40 No. $40
Notice of Ute disc0nfinnancs of the United
States faaa office ar Tandalia. in the State
Of Illinois. ....
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT, In
" pursuance Of law, and In view Of the report Of
the land officers at VAEDAAIA, ILLINOIS, the va
can't land Ia said district IL reduced below one
hundred thousand acres, the SECRETARY OF TIE
INTERIOR has directed that the land once at
VAHDALIA be discontinued, and the lands re-
manning unsold al the time Of the discontinuance
be made sobjectto sale aud entry at SPRINeFIKLp +,
In said State.
Lands remaining unsold and unappropriated
by law, and subject to private entry at the land
osaee now discontinued, viii cease to be subject
10 entry 1t said Office from date Of the receipt Of
notice to that effect by the register and receiver
thereof; and the land officers at SPRINGTIRLp will
give public notice Of the day on which they will
be prepared to receive app icatons for entries Of
any such lands at their ONCE.
Given under my hand, At the city Of Washing
ton, this 9Th day Of December, A. d. 1855.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofsee.
dec 11-1aW6W
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e An American lady publishes in the
Ne" York Journal Of sommsrce a long &C.
count Of her visit to sebastopol with her little
girl. They came near being killed bya bomb,
and were glad to get away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

II Commodore Perry gave an entertain.
ment last week, at his house in Thirty second
street, New York, to the "Montezuma Asso.
elstIon," of which he is president. This 10
composed Of those who served in the Mexican
war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

r. There has been q shooting match at
chapel Hill, the University of North Carolina,
IN which an amiable young man, named Sin
gietary' from EdgeeOmbe county in that State,
was in'ulted and then mort.lly wounded by a
fellow student named White. of Tenn.sse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

II Horace Greeley. in one of his epistle.
from this city, calls Governor Shannon 81
biunderer, a knave, and fool" The Gov.
ernOr should feel complimented by such abuse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

-, q The landlords of Washington have set
things up rather steep. They charge eight
dollars week to sleep I" on the cistern. A
hoiiar extra If they furnish bricks for pillows
albany KJlicksr6oeker.
Is it to save that extra dollar that 80 manv
OF our New York visitors carry bricks in their
hats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

IL SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES, who
desire to be served with the Star, win please
notify the Secretary Of the Senate and Clerk
of the House to order ii for them. This must
be done to sscure early attention to their re.
quests TO have it sent to them. cen -,r.rts y
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WALL, BARNARD e CO., AUCTION
w EERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
south side Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street,
viu give their especial attention to all sales en-
trusted to them
Cash advances to any amount made on consign-
ment. dec low
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r OST-ON SATURDAY NIGHT LAeI,
IL sither on the avsaue, between GUYS NsrSn'
s a 9 a Hail Drcastpin rAs finder win be lib
orally rswauasd by lesving tat The stsI Sfnss OF
the Nstieoal aotsl, dec 1l-ge
90 REWARD.-LOsT on STOLEN IN
NO the cars between Baltimors and Wssh-
inston. or q the Depot in Washington, on The
svsnilx Of he 10th instant, 9 small green alk
siss !. - TSe ssCve reward will Be paid upon
returning Ii to the oaceof the National Hotel, ~
washington IFS olen, SIS for the detection OF
the thief or recovery Of the money.
II OsT.-ON SATURDAY, FIRST deem,
y Der, q the Navy Yard, by 2 hdy, goo
CROSS BROCHE, with twist OF gold round
Il, and q hook for the watch chain; supposed 70
have been dropped on or nearthe Allegheny. Ana,
gold PENCIL CASE, tie bead Of which repre-
;sS sSs.n y . nSSa :s % =. S confer
favos (ss both were valuable a. mementos which
could net be rsplaced) and b rewarded, II 70
Quired, by leaving them 1t the ofhce OF messrs-
Ri anc Z g corner iS'h '''es' ana "a .senn',
KRlss KRINaLE RELPKcrFULLY IN
again appointed HAMMOND, 4s2 seventh street
his sole Agent for the distribution Of Toys snd
Fancy Notions. , dee 1i-H
(NOLf's, ALIENS, ROBBINS, and LAW
" renee q Co. . patent revolving hammer, I'VE
and six barrel PISTOLS. Also, good a.sort,
ment Of single barrel Pistols from vs. cents to Is
each. American RAZOR6 OF the best quality,
every razor warranted. Fer sale BY
% SD ~ +. K. LUNDY,
dec II No. 12s Bridge street, eeorgetown.
FREsH FAMILY GROCKRI Es.
STyHE ATTENTION OF HEADS OF FAM
II HES and others 10 respectfully called TO my
stock Of choice FAMILY GROCERIES, which
comprises every thing In the family grocery line,
and st prices that cannot fal 70 please, SoSkihs
II. Corner 9th and streets.
WIGS AND T0UPEKS. -E.
fNITIZENS AND STRANGERS ARE RE
~ specially informed that the best assortment
Of WIGS and TOUPEES are to be found al
HEARD'S HAIR DRESSING ESTABLISH
MENT, and WIG MANDATORY, Sixth 81.
National Hotel. $50
Wigs and Toupees made on the shortest notice
Also, q good assortment Of Ladies Back Brsids
just arrived from New York dec 11-eo3m
THIS RUSSIAN EMPIRE-Its Resources,
L Government and Policy, by Loohsr-on from
Merry oia England and her History BY Miss Ju-
Cotton is King, by an American
The Merchant Vessel, . Sailor Boys Voyages to
see the world .-
Man-ef- War Life, Boys Experience in the U.
Renourd SAs History of Medicine, translated by
Cornelius g: Comegys, n; o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

TWO SUPERB PIANOS RECEIVED AT
= our variety Store last week, which. In add
uon 70 our usual stock, makes our assortment the
iargestin Washington dec 10
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800 REWARD.

WILL BE PAID BY THE SUBCRIBHR
w for the return Of a cash box and its contents.
stolen from the residence Of Major VIM. b. Scott
in the First Ward, on the evening of Friday.
December eth. The box contained, besides a mum,
Der Of valuable papers, about 800 in gold, and
notes Of 6irard Bank, Of Philadelphia
MKRINE T. w. CHANDLER.
dec 10 Att
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HAY-HAY-HAY.
THIS DAY LANDING, AND FOR SALE
Il 200 bales prime TIMOTHY Hay


THIS DAY LANDING, AND FOR SALE
Il 200 bales prime TIMOTHY Hay
Also, in store
5000 bushels MILL OFFAL
500 do OATS
so bbls. CORN, in ear r.
Also, RYE CHOP, COW food CUT HAY, and
fresh CORN MEAL, daily, In quantities to suit
purchasers, at the old Railroad Depot, corner ID
street and Pa. avenue, No. 53i.
dec 11-eo3t* CLARK q BRO.
CHRIsTMAs AND NEW YEAR PRES
L.. ENTSs r.s
HUTCHINSON d MUNRO HAVE JUST
Il received, and are now opening beautiful as
sortment Of rich and desirable goods suitable for
presents on the approaching holidays.
They enumerats In part as follows, viz Jewel
Boxes Boquet holders; Card receivers Work
boxes; Cabas; Dressing cases; Portfolios; Trav-
cling eases; Glove boxes; Writing Desks Back
CANNON boards; Chess and Chscquer men; Per-
fume eases w atchstands; Sewing birds Gold
Pens and Pencils Fine Fans Opera Glasses !;
Portmonnaies; Card and Cigar Cases Jet Orna-
ments Motto Cups; Tete- a-Tets Tea Sets; Chi
M Figures; Vases; Lotto aud other Games Ac-
cordeons; French Perfumery; Toilet Articles.
Also, a lot Of fine Toys for children and many
other goods not necessary to enumerute, Of which
they can sell at unusually low prices, and would
meet respectfully request citizens and strangers 10
give them q call at their Fancy Store, No. 3l0 Pa
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, next door 10
Messrs. Walter Harper Co.
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO
Dealers in Fancy and millinery Goods.
dec lift
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~ ANNIVERSARY BALL
~0 OF THE
VICTORY AT NEW ORLEANS,
WIZ be given by the
MON UL'R DIS,
r.- JANUARY 8, 1855,
AT NUMBERS ASSEMBLY HALL

A CARD.-The Washington Trade and
NJ Benevolent Society Of Journeymen Tall
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring establishments
az every way worthy OF their patronage. They
alone pay the bill Of prices established by the
above named Society, viz:
H. F.. LoudOn & Co. Edw'd Cooley. ~
steer, Jas. I. Mcintosh,
VIM. Tucker, Thos. B0yne,
Duvall 4 Bro, MatlOck Griath.
Jos. r. Thompson, VIM H. STANFORD
Edw'd NJ. Drew, Thos. X. 6ray.
p. s.-Strangers designing to work In this eitv
through the season will take notice that those are
me only shops that society hands are permitted
to work for. JAS: LACKEY, Rec. See.
WAsHIseToN, d. c., Oct. 9th, ls6S.
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"ECALL ATTENTION TO OUR MAG
w nifcent stock Of very superior Gold Watch
e, elegant Jewelry, pure Silver Tea Sets, Pitch.
efs, 0oolets, waters, Forks, Spoons, and every
Cases, Porfmonnaies, Ane r ans &C
Also extra heavy plated Albata Goods and su-
perior Table Cutlery.
Uoid Spectacles and Eye Glasses Of every va
riety. Particular attention paid M The sslss,ion
ofglasses adapted to the eyes Of wesrers'
Possessing every facility, we are prepared TO eH-
ecute In the best manner the largest orders FOR all
articles In our line ~ 80
NO. 1s Pa avenue, between sth and lsth SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

F~WAsHlNGTON YAGERs-rhe Ap.
- nna! Ball Of the Washington German
Yagers, win take place 1t Csrusi . saloon tn Es-
DAY EVENING, January lst, 1855 $500
Particulars In future advertisement.
- me0ung o. the company viii be held on
THURSDAY NIGHT at w O'Clock.
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Eieeted'-on Saturday last, in Executive
session, the senate elected Mr.. j. II Nishol.
son. OF Maryland, to be their principal exec
utivs clerk. This is responsible poa,ion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

q EO REWARD.-LOST, ON SATURDAY
POO evening, between Fifth street and the
Theatre, or NJ the latter place small memoran.
dunn book, containing S140 In S2's and sIO's af
the Patriotic Bank chiefly, one Corporation SIS.
inclusive. There were also some loose papers In
the book Of no possible use to any but the owner
II the same has fallen into honest hands, will
give Fifty Dollars reward for the return thereof;
II In the hands Of thief, II is hoped he viii re.
turn the book and papers. w. HOWE,
312 Pa. avenue, corner 9th street
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GS0 b Il w A r D-I win give the above
pOO mentioned reward for the apprehension
and delivery to me, Of ANN, a slave, who calls
herself Ann johnson, and who ran away from me
on Saturday night, the Sth instant. She is about
- years old, feet, four Eve inches high, light
black complexion with full round face, Of good
figure, and likely. She has variety Of clothing
and took with her her feather bed and bedding
VIM F. PHILLIPS,
dee 10-oOtf So6 New Iersev venne
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EXTRA sILvkR.rLATED WARE

ExThA SILvKR.PLATED WARE.
Walters Pitchers, 6oblets, Cups, Cake Bas.
aets. Decanter Stands, Castors Salt Cellars, Mus.
,aro stands, Ladies', spoons, Forks, Cand lesticks
Tuuef hnives, Table and Dessert Knives &C
Lnis ware Is from the best and most reliable man
directories In the couttry IL Is I'm the latest STYLE
1at made for service. Persons wishing Albats
FORKS and Spoons, Of the finest quality, or any Of
me above, extra plated will do well 70 call on g.
= snANCiS, just above Odd Fellows' Hall on
Seventh street. Dec So J
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MADAM q n.

MORE ANTIQUE q VELVET CLOAKs.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SIXTEEN
w elegant MORE antique AND VEL
ranging from S25 to $40.
MAXWELL BRO,
dec 4-eo0 50e Pa avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11
WORSTED PLAIDS,

lust RECEIVED
~ 90 pieces all wool scotch PLAIDs. br,oh, noa
ors, and very cheap
% pieces cotton and wool PLAIDS. beautiful
colors, at IS cents per yard
case Lupins French MERlNo, best ouslity.
at OIL per yard, all colors H"'''s'
Is pieces very pretty CASHMERES. M n Y esn,s
W DO new style MoUsSELINESDR LAME.
The above goods were bought at auction few
gains. s'e' o@i-
Daily opening. new SILKS AND FANCY
GOODS.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY e. CO.
decS-6t Corner Pa avenue and Orb S,,ea.
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HAVING INDUCED MADAM DEyO. OF
H New York and Paris, TO exhibit her g..
choice and very superior MILLINERY for
afew days at our house, we hope this effort 49,
VIII meet their appreciation, and induce their
presence at the opening, on Monday next
Should this be encouraged, il viii not cause our
exer1ons TO relax In endeavoring to please
We also call attention to fresh supple, of MI
SIC, PERFUMERY, COSMETICS, &C &C
THE LAKES, 5o4 Pa avenue,
oec near Adams ExDress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

TOYS IN EADLEss VARIETY, at the
emporium OF Fancy Goods 300 Pa. avenue.
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I OsT.-ON SATURDAY LAST, A BLACK
II terrier DOG, with tan colored legs,
white breast, and short ears and tail. AK
reward Of three dollars win be paid to
the finder II returned to Mr.. FOWLBS, corner Of
x and 4th streets. Navy Yard. dec 10 3t*
ESOUND-A SUM OF MONEY (WHICH
Il the finder has reason to believe has been sto-
len.) The owner can have the same by proving
property and paying for advertisement. Inquire
at the Washington National Monument, Of
dec 10-3tN SAM,L g BRlGGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

COLT'S, ALIENS, ROBBINS, and Law
~ renee e CO.. patent revolving hammer, i've
and six barrel PISTOLS. Also, good sssort-
ment Of single barrel Pistols, from vs. cents to Is
each. American RAZORS OF the best quality,
every razor warranted. Fer sale BY
10 sd ~ +. X. LUNDY,
dec II No I2s Bridge street 0eorgetoWn.
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NoTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS HAD
" tfsspassing upon his farm, near the F5<.tS
milk and cider colored COW, with m6
q white stripe down her back. dry at this Time
has been upon the farm since the first of October
past The owner Of the above described Cow will
please come forward, prove property, pay charges
dec s-a GEORGE A. MEN.
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KRIsS KRIN0LE RELPECTFULLY IN
N forms the citizens Of Washington that be ha'
again appointed HAMMOND, 4s4 Seventh stree
his sole Agent for the distribution Of Toys and
Fancy Motions. > = dee 1f-H