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NHITE HOUSE MATTERS. the article
IN the local column Of the Star Yesterday
respecting our friends on duty as assist
ants in the Executive Mansion, no inten-
ton existed of making the least invidious
comparisons. We hold all respectable
persons to be on an equality as to claims
for good treatment, and would be the last
IN the world to imply that position makes
any difference as to character. =" Act
well your part, there all the honor lies"
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"ANTED.-AW WOMAN 10 do the Cooking.
w Washing. &c. of small familv Apply
on 18th street, second house north of L street
m 2l-3t*
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Fancy-Cut Papers and Crate Aprons !.

TNHESk beautiful Ornamental Pay ers are the
l. neatest article in use for protecting Pic
ture Frames and Looking Glasses from the
Flies. and giving an appearance of comfort
and GOODNESS to the parlor For sale only at
IA l4-3t WIMER,S Eth stroet
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THE MAGAZINES FOR JUNE.-We are
indebted to Joe Shillington, Odeon build
ings, for a copy Of "Godey's Lady's
Book" and "Grai1am's Magazine for
June. They are really beautiful, and
should be in the drawing-room of every
family. Call on Joe and get copy.
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FOR U-ARH WEATHER

nUR stock of Goods for warm weather ia
" now of the most desirable kind, thin and
cool We are ready to make any garment at
the shortest notice, in style unsurpassed.
Ready made we have THIN COATS, of Silk
Linen, and Alpaca. of various colors; Drill
ings and Marseilles VESTINGS; Thread IN
DERSHIRTS; also. GauZe. Merino, and Cot
ton. Our stock is worth q call
YOUNG & OREM,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.
NAV 20-2wif Browns' Hotar
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Ta,ir1 vV--'.-Mr EDITop Please an
nounce RICHARD Fl. LASKEY. ESQ. as .
candidate for the Board of Common Council
for the Third Ward 4 VOTER.
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First vvarI.-J T.. CATHCART is pre-
sentnd to the voters Of the First Ward as a
candidate for the Board Of Common Council
at the coming election, and will he ed
by I'm 2l-tel THE VOTERS.
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s"no,-|' vE~"1.-We are authorized TO ga,
that g. WILLETT has consented to he a can
didate for Alderman. and Will hn snn-orte1 b,
m 20-te MANY VOTERS
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GOpp'S SALOON.

TNIIF PISTOL GALLERY is in excellent or
l. der. having heen newly avenged and fit
ted I'M. The BOWLING SALOON also Every
article required to give satisfaction to persons
fond of bowling or shooting kent constantly at
hand. As usual. MEALS will be furnished.
when called for. at any hour. m 21-2w
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Second Was. - Mr.. EDITOR Please
announce c. J. CANFIELD. as a suitable can
didate. for the Board of Common Council, at
the ensuing election, and oblge
m 17-te 4 VOTER
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FOurt', Vyard-AssESsoP.- We again
present the name Of WASHINGTON LEWIS
az a candidate for the office Of Assessor His
conduct during the present term is An assur-
ance of his "aithful performance of The duties
if reelected. He will be supro~.el Nv
NAV I0-te MtJ0oJTY
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D. Vessel, Secretary.

C'tr To1'ecfor.-The friends of ROBERT
}. ROCHE, the present incumbent. submit his
name to the favorable consideration Of the vo-
tiers for reelection to the office of Collector of
Taxes m 16
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S'~t% Wharf.-The friends of Mr. JOHN
RUSSELL, (unders+a ndnS that Mr. Kea'ev
declines re-e'ectionl nreSent his name 20
the voters Of the Sixth Ward rs suitable
nerson for Assessor a. the annro aeh;rr Jnno
election I'm I7-tel MANY VOTERS
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NFUSTC AT THE CAPITOL and extra ICF
iFI CREAM at The sn'endid furnished Sa-
loon. at MADAME HUNTERS
n II fNewsl next TO C. s. Hotel
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DE WISE IN TTMF,-Dr BROTHERS, IN
- DIAN REMEDY for Cholera. Cholera
Morhrs. or Summer Comnaint. of Children.
nvsenterv. Diarrhoea. &C. nuts Ill cOmneti-
tion at Defiance rs being Altogether the most
efa"tual remedy to he forrd for this terrible
disease: and when j. is administered in time.
accordirr 10 the directions. i rarely fails
Seventv-fve casns cured within the last two
weeks. whore nhvseians ond the different
nain-h'1ers bad fai'nd. hv the of DR.. Bro
therS' Cholera Reme1v. which will ALWAYS in
yariahlv check i in few horrs. 4 rure will
he guaranteed. or the money rnf"nded. Pre-
narad AMI <o'1 ~ the Gorm7n MqRicU Ofro
of Drs. BROTHERS & GRAY. opposite the
Smithsonian Institution, Island.
nav 2I-en 2M*
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NV DRUG AND APoTHEcARY STORE.


Come and see-Ice Cream laughter!
n NJ. HARVEY has the pleasure to inform
i the public that he has made ample ar
rangements with Messrs. Painter Russell. and
Richardson. TO supply him with any quantity
Of ICE CREAM. by which he will be enabled
TO furnish any order large or small
He will wholesale the Cream at 81 % per
gallon. and Families will he furnished with
any quantity at the rate Of 81 80 and 81 IS
per gallon. He will warrant il to surpass
an Cream that can he made in Washington.
Cream put up in moulds. and delivered in
proper time-Sundays included.
T. NJ. HARVEY.
mo Penn. avenue. bet. 9th and 9TH SITS
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Sixth Wara-Mr. G. r. RUFF will be
supported for the Office OF Assessor hv
m 1o-te* MANY VOTERS
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~ Sun AND STORM UMBRELLAS.-As
usual, our assortment is complete in vari-
ETY. and style.
Sales room under Browns Hotel. g
u 2,3tif STEVENS
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Fau--', Hv-~"--We are authorized 10 an.
nounce HENRY LYLES rs candidate for the
Common Council from this Ward
m 20-te MANY VOTERS
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INDIA RUBBER COMBS. &c.-Just received
another supply of those India Rubber Long
Combs for children decidedly the best and
most economical comb ever used. Also, a
large assortment of Porte Monnaies, in rich
and beautiful STYLES and for sale very cheap
~ LAMMOND'S. 7th street,
1a-eo3 81 second door below z.
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NANTED-To rent or purchase a small
w comfortable HOUSE with about six
rooms. in pleasant part of the city. Owners
of property. wishing good tenant, or to sell
on reasonable terms, would do we'll TO address
- NJ. c.. Onion Office JS-tf
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All recommendations for office, or COM
munications Of a private character, and in
for before insertion, or payment guaranteed
By some responsible person.
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Pror"pf1nos ofthp Commissioners onnoiute1
To take stoo& IN the Metropolitan Railroad
C0UDr7,u
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CONCERT
At Iron Hall Every Night,

AT iron Hall Every Night,
y Madame ROSALIE DURAND, Signor ANTo
Mo NOVELLI, LIE Petit OLE BULL. Master
NICHOLAS GOODALL, and Mr.. GOODALL.
NHE dear little Aztecs, MAKING and BARTO-
La are pleased to state that they have effect.
ed an engagement with the above named indivi
duals who will assist them in their uuioue enter.
talnmens nightly during their brief stay at Iron
Hall. ~ -'o
Madame ROSALIE DURAND. a H
Prentiss, of the Louisville Journal saws: sW e
scarcely know how to speak. Her appearance. "a
enc came upon the stage, prepared the behoders
to expect the voice of angel, and they were not
disappointed. Nothing could surpass the exoui.
site sweetness of her tones. Her every song was
encored most rapturously. No other vocalist since
Jenny Lind, has been greeted with 30 much en- .
thusiasm." ~. @asgt 60.
Signor ANTONIO NOVELLI.
ds Primo Basso and Perry Profondo,
10 truly magnificent vocalist, with voice ex.
ceedlngly rich, and cultivated to the highest de.
gree of perfection. ~
Master N. G. LIE Petit OLE BULL. .H
aged ten years, executes with astonishing perfec
hon the most difficult compositions for the violin
by Bethooven, Mendelssohn, Spohr, Paganini. De
berlot' Mayseder Ernst, Aard, Artot, Ghys, &C.
"" 1@ "1a Mr.. GOODALL
is an eminent Violinist and violoncellist.
Planoforte from the mandatory of -
Washlngtonlans and strangers, we invite YOU to
tire least carefully prepared for your amusement
and instruction; and, although strangers here.
promise you treat, all told, that will reward Won
lor more thar one visit. Indeed you have no con.
cePtlon OF the interest the little Aztecs impart.
Tickets to all rs cents; children under ten wears
of age half price. a WI
Doors open daily from 10 to TO- 3 to 5, and to 9.
programme changed nightly.
Jan ID
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

WEDNEsDAY, January 5, 1853.
No. IL. ]. Wlswall ps. Lessee of E. Hall ct al
In error to the circuit court United States for Ala
bama. Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion
of this court, reversing the judgment of the said
circuit court, and remandng this for further
proceedings, in conformity to the opinion of this
court. -@s -#ale" a..a-E,. -.
No. 3s. William Hopkins ct al rs. Jacob Bark
man.-In error to the supreme court of Arkansas.
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of
this court, affirming the judgment of the said su-
preme court in this cause, with costs.
No. 81. P. H. De Lane ct al, appellants, Us. A.
B. Moore ct al.-The argument of this cause was
commenced by MIR. Reverdy Johnson for the ap-
peIants, and continued by Messrs. Davidge and
Bradley for the appellees.
Adjourned until to. morrow IL O'Clock a. m.
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TELEeRAPHIc.-Last night, at half past nine
O'Clock, the embargo which the rain and ice placed
upon all the eeg raphc lines between this city and
Boston last Friday and Saturday was removed,
thanks to the energetic efforts of the House compa-
ny. We understand both of the wires and many of
the posts of this line completely Frustrated for
many miles by the great body ofice which collected
upon them last week, and some scores of men
have been actively engaged for two three days
past in repairing the damage. The Union (Bain
& Morse) wires also broken, SO that they
have been unable to communicate with Boston
since Friday. They reported still down at
ten O'Clock last night, but hopes were entertained
that they would be repaired in day or two
Y. Y. Jour. CON-, 4th
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DIED.

In Washington, on the I'd of January, ELIZA
BETH OWENS, in the Ted year of her age, for.
merly a resident of Calvert county, Md -76gs
In this city, on the 4th instant, WILLIAM n
LOKER. of St. Mary's county, Maryland, aged
50 years.
At her residence in Tazewell county, Virginia.
on Sunday night. the 18th ultimo, Mrs LETITIA
PRESTON FLOYD, widow of the late Governor
JOHN FLOYD, and daughter of Colonel VIM Pass
TON, of Virginia. at
o. The friends of the late Peyton Randolph,
ESQ.,, and those of the family, are invited to
attend the double funeral of himself and the nfan
son of William H. and Mamie Randolph Hull, to
take place this day (6th) at ~ O'Clock, from the
residence of ]. hines Randolph. iG8g Il
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The CALoRIC SHIP ERIcssoN.-Ths vessel went
down the East river on contemplated trial trip
yesterday morning, at about ten O'Clock, but an
chored at the Southwest Spit; detained there, no
doubt, by the severe gale that prevailed. She
made very handsome appear ance che proudly
hoated alongj and, with wind and tide in her favor,
travelled at the rate of about twelve miles hour.
Ne,D York Herald, 5h
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oFFIcIAL,1
GENERAL. oRnEp

As mark OF respect to the memory of Commo
core CHARLES w. MORGAN, who died at Wash
lngton city on the morning of the 9Th of January,
instant while IN command of the navy yard there,
the nags Of the navy yards and vessels in commits
sion Will pc hoisted at haf-mast and thirteen min.
ute guns hired at noon on the day after the receipt
of this order
ofhcers Of the Navy and Marine Corps will wear
Grape on the left arm for thirty days. III B,. i
s JOHN p. KENNEDY, I.
Secretary of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, January 5, 1858. s
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"PUTNAM's MoNTHLY."- The frat number of
this magazine has made its appearance, and jusi-
fes the high expectations formed of its merits.
The articles cleyery written, and are all orig
inal. handsome copperplate view of "Marsh-
field" the residence Of the late Daniel Webster,
adorns this number. # " E-#s
"Putnam's Monthly may be obtained Of JOE
SHILLINeToN, periodical and news dealer, corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and A street, at S. per
annum, or Is cents a number . - +@4
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OMNIBUS FAREs.-In Philadelphia the rates of
omnibus fare has been reduced to three cents,
which amount is required to be paid on entering
the vehicle. This arrangement prevents all slip
perry tricks, such offering ten dollar bill to be
changed, affecting to have no ey, &c.
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The New York Albion, in it's thirty first
year, came out on the fret instant in new and
elegant suit of type, looking fresher and hand
somer than ever before, even in its most youthful
days. The Albion is conducted with distinguished
ability, and great good taste. Its editor is grace
full writer, a judicious critic. and altogether, a
scholarly, gentiemanly sort of a man.
NR,o York Mirror
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Markets.

NEW YoRK, January 5.-Sales to-day of $3.50
barrels -four at So Sc for State, and SIS 6ss a
IS IS for Genesee Holders ask an advance upon
wheat at 81 80; shippers holding off for lower
freights. Corn less plenty and firm. Small sales
ofyellow at 74z Stocks dull. Sales of Canton at
lis; Erie 932: Harlem 734; Reading sc; Cumber
land 60; Morris Canal 2lz; New Creek Coal d;
Nicaragua BIZ.
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IRON HALL,
Pennsylvania .4venue, betaceen 9th and 10Th SIS.
A NEW RACE OF PEOPLE,
THE AZTEC CHIJnpCN

NEW RACE OF PEOPLE,
THE AZTEC CHILDREN,
M ILL commence their entertainments on
THURSDAY evening next, at I O'Clock,
and continue for a limited number of DAYS three
times day. ~ sci - ~
The AZTECs are an entirely new TYNE Of ,eo.
pie, about two feet in height, kind of human
being never before seen, with physjopnom;es
formed by descent through ages of thought and
association, OF which the public have no know.
fe emily from all other people. ....-
10 cay that these folks are altogether the greatest
phenomena of all ages and clirnes and that their
appearance at once calls forth emotions peculiar
only to affirm what is everywhere admitted.
But to safety the public that new race of neo
pie OF this dlmnutive stature have actually been
discovered and brought from Central America To
the United States, requires evidence of the most
positive character; such evidence is realIy and
truly in the objects that have drawn to their exhi
billions and satisfied nearly all of New York and
Philadelphia They are specimens (as Horace
Greeley says) of dwindled mannikin race who
almost realize in bodily form our ideas of the
" Brownies " Bogles," and other fancifuI crea.
lures OF a more superstitious age; and las N, P.
Willis observes) somehow appear with an uuex.
plalnable look of authenticity, conscious pri-
GRITTY, as if they were of the "old family'' of bu
man nature, and we were the mushrooms of
to day.
REMARKS.
These people are not brother and sister
They are not dwarts; are perfectly formed in
every respect.
Their habits, tastes, and dispositions, are per.
fectly In accordance with the different sexes
A child year old requires more food than both
of them.
The girl sews and nurses her doll.
The young man plays his fiddle and drives his
horses.
Maxine weighs 90 pounds, Bartoa only II.
Bartola ia about 10, and Maxine Is years of a ge.
The lady is 29z, the boy 333 inches high.
They are active, playful, and happy; they have
no vernacuiar language, they speak variety of
En- giish words, and understand readily all said to
them
The girl is actually pretty.
The man reminds you of the quaint old idols of
the Aztecs. '' :
To describe them is impossible; they are a com
plete puzzle to all beholders. In a word they are
unlike any thing but themselves. ..5s
They were discovered in the idolatrous CITY of
lximaya; mentioned by John L. Stevens, esq and
other travellers.
Doors open from 10 to II, 3 to 5, and to 9. Lee.
lures at II, 4, and daily. A Lecture every E1.
hl5ition. 1'
Tickets Is cents-Children half-prce
Dec 29-dtw
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Mem pprk advertisements.
HARDWARE. MhoI...I..

BUILDING HARDWARE, wholesale and
~ RETAIL Splendid PorceIaine Door Fornj.
ture, French Window Knobs and Latches. Bell
pulls and Levers, Finger Plates. Mouthpieces for
speaking iuoes, Wrought and Cast Locks and
Latches, Sliding Door Trimmings, &C The snb
scribers would respectfully calf the attention of
owners, builders, and others to their stock of the
above goods, now comprising the largest assert
Padocks and Night Latches, of Chubb's, Bra
mah's, Days, and other celebrated makers. Brass
Lock and Trimmings for ship use Sole agents
OF Dixon's Black Lead CrucibIes.
BALDWIN & MANY,
40 John street, New York
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 5-The flour market was
somewhat excited to day, under the steamer'snews.
Early in the morning sales of TOO bbls. Howard
street were made at S - before the news, but
later l,5OO bbls. sold at ST %. In City Mills
there were sales of 300 bbls at S. IS, and GOO
bbls. at 20, at which price it closed very firm.
No grain in the market. Whisky Is cents. &C.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, January 3.
5000 Bait. & Ohio r. R. Bonds, l875........ 80
1,77747 do do 1867. 100
IS shares Franklin Bank. 12l
200 do do do .............. l2s
Atthe Board this day, Maryland SIS closed at 1851
bid, 1897 Asked Baltimore 6's, 1890, lot bid lO7s
asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1875
eSa bid, SO asked; do. 1880. 49, bid, SO asked; do
shares 922 bid, 81 asked; York and Cumberland
Railroad, 22s bid, 23a asked; Baltimore and Sus
.quehanna Railroad, 80 bid, 81 asked. s- -F
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MARRIED,

On the Sd instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Hopes, HO-
RATIO R. MARYMAN to Miss MARY LOUISA
ARTH, all of this city. 3 's0 -~.-1
In this city, on Monday, the Sd instant, by the
Rev.S B. SoTHERLAND, Mr.. JOHN T. STORY,
Of Baltimore, Maryland, to Miss LAURA A.
WOODDALL, of Washington. - m j
In this city, on Sunday the I'd instant. bv the
Rev. G. W. SAMSON, Mr.. JAMES JONES to
Miss MARTHA MARMEDUKE. both of Wash
ington. SO b fsH#fssa.g is.ss .s.. .ae... -.
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FATAL AtclDENT.-A girl, about eighteen years
of age, named Anna McGerren, was run over on
the Sd instant, in West Broadway, near Duane
street, New York, by one of the Sixth avenue
railroad cars, and seriously injured that she
died a few minutes after.
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RECTAL Headquarters of Volunteers,
Washington, December 80, 1863.

Washington, December 80, 1859.
N accordance with an invitation received from
l. the Committee of Arrangements for the "Inau-
guration of the Equestrian Statue of General An
drew Jackson" on the Sth day of January next,
the Regiment of Volunteers will assemble on the
usual parade ground, in front of the City Hall, at
O'Clock a. m. on that day, for which the officers
commanding companies will give the necessary
orders.
The occasion in especial manner invites the
cheerful cooperation of the military since it di.
reefs the attention of the American people to the
erection of a statue to endure for ages, commemo-
rative of the genius and valor of soldier, whose
extraordinary deeds in arms were even surpassed
by his ardent love of country, go we'll illustrated
by his memorable declaration which is now, and
will ever remain watchword with every friend
OF his country
t'The Union must be preserved"
By order of the Colonel Commanding:
JAMES b. TAFT, Adiutant
Dec 81
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WasHINGroN- Januarv K. lSs

Information has been received from the United
States Commercial Agency at San Juan del Norte
Of the decease of William johnson, an American
seaman, late from New Orleans, where his family
are supposed TO reside.
Also of the murder, on the night Of the 18th of
December last, on the road from San Juan del Sur
to Virgin Bay, of Mr.. Manager, an American,
who had resided in Nicaragua for period of about
ten years. lad
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Mr.. KIrGsLAND, the late mayor of New York. was
presented by the omnibus proprietors of that city
with magnificent clock, valued at five hundred
dollars, mark of their approval of his conduct
in the case of the proposed Broadway railroad.
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The Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN has been stay-
ing at Gadsby's for few days past. We are
informed that he is in excellent health.
Senator MALLORY, Of Florida, has also taken
rooms at Gadsby's.
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MiNNiE's MECHANICAL DRAWING BooK.-No 3
of this excellent medium of self-instruction in
drawing has just been received
1t may be obtained at the book and stationery
store of JAMEs Winner, 9th street, between d street
and Louisiana avenue. #E W.
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o. Fair for the purpose Of Iiquidating
the debt now remaining due on st. Peters's
Church, Capitol Rill.-The Ladies of the Navy Yard
ost fully inform their friends and the public
IN general that Fairis now open at the Anacostia
Engine-house, Navy Yard, and will continue until
Saturday, the Sth. As the object is very IaudabIe
one, it is hoped that it will be generally attended
The company will be envened by the best of
music from the Marine Band, and cheap bargains
to suit the season may be expected. E@s@
Mr.. Ryther's omnibuses will be in attendance at
10 O'Clock P. m. to convey visitors to the city if
required. ..a #aass-s Jan
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GRASS VALLEY GOLD MINING COM
VI PANY-J. WINCHESTER President Cani

" PANY-J. WINCHESTER, President. Capi.
tai $3.50 900 Shares, 5000; half shares, SIOO
exceed 400 in number, covering a surface of 100
acres IN the richest and most desirable part OF
Grass Valley. The Machinery, which is the most
approved and powerful of any yet Manufactured,
The principal part Of the machinery is on the
ground and the remainder daily expected. The
whols of the propertyis paid for, and the Company
free from debt This is no speculative affair. 4
few shares of the stock for sale at par PamnbIets
containing the Charter, By Laws, Map, &C., may
be obtained at the Office; if by mail, enclose two
three cent stamps.
Address, post paid, with remittance for stock
Qn drafts on New York, or current funds,) to
n.-s.a r. j. RICHARDS, Secretary,
- s..... .a No. 107 Fulton street, n Y
Where specimens of the god-bearing Quartz NAV
be seen from 10 to O'Clock
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