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FOR SALE AND RENT

| tfoR RENT-The dwelling part of house over tn,
l. Store. corner of and 18th SITS. The under
signed would like to rent it to some person tina
would Keep 1t as boarding house and entertain tn,
country people that have been stopp NJ at said hou,,
ior many years For further Information inquire OF
| H. G. STEWART & CO,
dec 2S-St% in said building
INOk RENT-lhe upper part of the House. @,
i Bridge street, occupied by Arny's CONNECTION
| airy, containing 9 rooms Rent moderate Immeii
ate possession given. Enquire at the Store
GEORGETOWN, December IS, 1858.
dec 2S-eo3t
50 FOR RENT-A large twostory frame House
Iii sli uated at the corner of and 9th st. Island
The house contains rooms Possession given inn.
mediatey Apply at this office.
dec 2S-eo2w
FURNISHED HOUSE, complete in every particu.
4 lar, Tor rent, situated on the corner of III and
list sts The above house Is in a delightful Ioca
ton and ha' all the conveniences to make II com
i"f'aoe. Two servants cook. and chambe rm aid can
also be procured Possession given on or after the
iSt OF January. Inquire Of
Z. N. sTRATToN, Auct'r.
s. side Pa. avenue near corner 10th St
k'ok RENT-A neatly furnished HOUSE, in the
Il First Ward, in a desirable location. Address
H. at the Office Of the Evening Star.
dec 24-3t*
FURNISHED ROOMS-With or without board
l. toilet, On Indiana avenue, three doors from I'd
street. In pleasant and agreeable location within
nVe minvtes walk of the Capitol near Pennsylyania
avenue, and a short distance from the Railroad De
poi. Terms moderate. Apply on the premises.
dec eft
e. FOR RENTING or six rooms in , ,I.,c.,,t
LII three-story brick house, a few doors north of
Tie avenue, on 18th street west and near tba de-
partipents furnished or unfinished suitable for
family. with fine yard and pump Of good water in
it Terms reasonable. L. B. TRIIE
dee 2!-1w*
E'OR kENf-A two-story brick HOUSE, rent i,
$500, containing good store room, and dwell
ing t"r small family. situated on PepsyIyana ay-
shue opposite Wiilards Hotel, it is a coed business
Tiahd. Apply 70 5. W. X. Handy. next door to the
premises, or 70 EG HANDY AGENT
dec I1-tf
t'oR SALE-A FARM, in Fairfax county, Va. Is
miles from Alexandria laying on the OK road
between Fairfax Court house and Occoauan Mills
shout miiea from Berk's Station. on the Railroad
1t contains about 222 acres, good stream of wafer
runs through it. between three and four hundred
iruit trees, dwelling aud out houses and well tim
btred For il fol nation amply to
WM. WASHINGTON.
u'c d Capitol Hill.
4 PRIVATE SALE-4 Vai,latie Fdyn,-The nm
"A dersigpsd has heed authorized hy q deed of
trust duly executed and recorded to sci a very de-
Va, within = miles from Washington city, and S
miles from Alexandria.
There IL upon the place a com Portable farm house
ana an orchard of good fruit
For price, terms, and particulars apply to
WIN. III. WARD, Trustee
Offce oyer Todd Cos Hat Store.
dec 15-eoCt*
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H'ok RENT-A neatly furnished HOUSE, in the
First Ward, in a desirable location. Address
"A h, at the Office Of the Evening Star
dec 24-3ts
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pRACESi BRACES-For ladies and gentlemen,
ID Of new style, ut "a BIRGES,
dec D. Willsr1s Hotel,
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FURNISHED ROOMS-With or without board
L toilet, On Indiana avenue, three doors from ID
street in pleasant and agreeable location within
nVe mtnvtes walk of the Capitol near PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, and a short distance from the Railroad De
pot. Terms moderate. Apply ON the premises
dec
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TENTLEMEN'S Travelling Shavls
~ We have now on hand
40 heavy superior Travelling Shaws
Which we will sell low for cash
VERIFY, TEBBS VERIFY,
Corner Of 18th street and Penn avenue
dec l9-tf
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The National Theatre continues AS attractive rs
ever. The performances to night will commence
with the farce oil Betsy Baker," to be followed by
anew ballet, the second time Of its execution, emit
edihe Rivals, after which there will be performed
for the first time, the comic pantomime ofte sThree
Friends" composed by NJ. Marzetti. The evening 5
entertainments will conclude with the Harlequin
comic paniomime of the "Green Mcnster" The
entertainments have been very judicously selected
and are particularly suited for Christmas week.
Notice Of RGHe.-Perssns having chances in
the Watch to be ratified at the City Restaurant, are
notified that it will take place tonight
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

Rsiey's Iiariee.Thi- elegant little tseaire keeps
nP IT. well earned popularity under the skiu man
agenient Of rs en'erpSisng manager, who is always
introducing some fresh novelty for the theatrical
going pnblic To night, We to have the lariyha-
BILE comedy OF paul Pry," than which, perhaps, no
piece was ever more successful. and in which the
celebrated Lston gained immortal fame on the Lon
don stage aS comedian Of the first water. We
well remember the enthusiasm with which thai
popular actor Ia be received in this comedy
which at the period he made his bow, no one pre-
Stunning TO undertake the part of Paul Pry, while
Lislon could perform. No piece was ever known
to have had such success on s first appearance, and
II there should b. the Juror Oh lis representa-
lon IN Washington that there was in London when
II Was first played, !, will draw crowded houses
There could not have been chosen more Iaushabe
comedy Tor this tune OF f-stsiIy. As coroary The
evenings entertainments will concluds with The
'aushabls iarce Of "uHcie Sam"
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M ANTED.-A good tlan Cook Washer and
w Ironer, and woman r r general housework
and TO assist in washing and ironing for family of
four persons, may hear Of permanent situation by
applying at this Office
&6 None but women of good character need ap-
ply, and to such, good wages will be paid monthly
Colored servants preferred.
dec 24-tf -.
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f"e.-Yesterday afternoon, fire broke out in
sOrnr frame buildings the Seventh Ward, belong
ing TO Mr.. w. u. Council. Two were burned, and
-"mr others slightly damaged. There was 10 alarm
ia the cay tuftIrien TO bring the fire companies.
IiIr i"s, though not great will BE- felt severity by
HE occupants, who, all very poor persons,
bot ti"ir furniture. We hope our charitable citi-
all feel enough money replace The little the
occupants have lost
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-28

a CenfenaIidn.-A colored woman, oven one hun
drrd years Of age, named Amelia Brogden died on
Christmas day, the house Of her da ghter on Cap
ilol Hill. She was hundred and ten years OF
age.
The Hdiian Opera Company having terminated
riI r engagement al Rsley's, about to give two
nights performances at the National Theatre
namely, Friday and Saturday, which will be their
last before Washington audience. The operas Sc
leeted for Friday night will be ''NOnna, and 81
Puriiani''-Of the former, nothing need be- mentioned
the company having already given proofs of their
efficiency in its execution their performance OF the
other will, we have doubt, be quite as capital.
The managers, Messrs Arditi De Vriss, appear do
t.rmined that nothing shall be- left undone TO make
their success complete. The music of the above
named beautiful operas of Beni will he executed
by double orchestra, under the direction of Sgnor
Ardit HIMSELF with new scenery, costumes &c. On
Saturday evening, there will be brought out DOM
zetis magnificent opera of "BelisaTus,r in an un-
precedented style OF grandeur and historical truth
fitness, far costumes and scenic decorations
are concerned. The managers Of the company de-
the patronage of Washington for the enterprise
that they display, and hope that large attend
ance and a full house will be the consequence of
their public spirit.
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VIM. J. WHITAKER,

frtneird'of Metropolitan School Of Design, Hdsliimg-
ton. d. G.; Professor in the Department of Art d
D~sign N,,O E,,yldnd Normal Institute and Lee.
fer'r on DrdtciRg in The Massachusetts State Lsti-
tues,
/ ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies AMI gentle
III men OF Washington and vicinity that he in
tends forming private classes for instruction In the
art of Drawing and Design at the rooms of the Me-
tropolitaH Meehaurs' Institute, Parker's building
Pa avenue, Washington city, 10 commence Tues
day, December -, 1855.
Terms, &C., can be obtained at the ROOFS, on the
mornings Of TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. aud Fridays, be-
tween the houis of 10 and II O'Clock.
dsc 21-d5m+
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WANTED-To hire or purchase, If On easy
w terms, q commodious dwelling HOUSE, north
OF Pennsylvania avenue. Address 90 f." Office of
the Evening Star" nov ls-tf
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WANTED-A Market Gardener, by a person
w who has farm in the vicinity of Wishing
ton, amply stacked with everything necessary -,
the business. To man who is steady reliable, and
thoroughly competent TO take charge of a market
garden with such assistance in the way Of labor as
ne may need fair wages and share Of the sales viii
be given. Apply early at the astarn Office, No ors
need apply who cannot bring satisfactory n co nmen
dations IS TO character. and competency.
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G1'OR RENf-A twostory brick HOUSE, rent i,
l. $500. Containing good store ROOM and dwell
ing tor small family, situated on Pennsylvania ay
Rnue opposite Wiards Hotel, it is a coed busix ness
..and: Apply TO S. W. X. Handy. next door to the
pfeHi'se', or 70 4. g. HANDY, Agent
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DARAMETTA CLOTHS AND EN-
glish MerinOs-
2U0 pieces very cheap.
VERIFY, TEBBS VERIFY
Corner of eth street and Pa avenue

OUrHtT OF TN Stftet aud Ia, avenue.
dec Iq-tf
n OT1CE.-our banking house will .bs closed
~ On Monday, 10Th lust, and on Monday, ID
proSimo. 1t is requested that all notes falling due
on those days will be previously provided for.
dec 2.-eodtJan2 CHUBB BROTHERS.
lCE.-The undersigned, the Agent of
the Heirs at Law of Joseph Ball, to one half
of the undivided moiety of Square Al, and of the
Heirs Of Stahdsh Porde MS to one fifth part of the
ether moiety of said Square having seen that Col.
Henry Naylor,ss Trustee of George Page aud George
Mattinely. has advertised the said Square for sale
on the - ia instant hereby notifies all parties con-
cerned of his claim thereto and of his intention to
assert the rights of the Heirs to the ssme.
CHARLES DESELDING,
9TH street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
dec 24-eo3t
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FOR RENT-A large twostory frame House,
Hi situated at the corner of Az and 9th ST. Island
Inc mouse contains rooms Possession given i'm
mediateiy. Apply at this office
dec 2S-eo2w
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E'ok fENT-lhe upper part Of the House, on
i Bridge street, occupied by Arny's CONNECTION.
airy, containing rooms. Rent moderate Immedi.
ate possession given. Enquire at the Store
Georgetown, December IS, 1853
daro
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT Let every body
NO. l.
r. R. r.
RdDWAY'S READY RELIEF
TSs Wos Eya aas
s;i q; ss s ffi5ss. ~ Fsa
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giving 40 The ormsnsins
TO TIN SICK AND pAIN;surTnRNa OF NEW
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bodysvey snd sesl'hy
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pain Of this %
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LsTRAUB. r. HAzLETT.
ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTORY
Corner OF Front and John streets. Cincinnati. Ohio,


"a Magazine street, New Orleans
q The above is Wood Cut Of single geared Queen Of the
South " Corn Mill and Crusher
We Cob Breaker Of great strength and durability
place Mills by
Corn Mil into Stock Feed Mil but few minutes
to put o take IL off,
portable Mills single gsard
N Of French grind Wheat Corn and Stock Feeds calculated
These Mills have
and competition against the other make Mills
city, at our State and have failed to Oh the first
awarded beautiful silver medal.
% took first premiums the best Mills
AEoPortsbe SAW MILLS, power
This BILL exhibited operation by horse the Ohio State
Fair 1885, when it awarded premium and
Aiso-Dnsrent portable POWERS AND STEAM
ENGINES All articles for Of operation, snpciy nseu
and durability, surpaased by
All our articles warranted representedor
Of transportation and the money refunded.
DFo full description and testimonials of merit unesa
refer those interested to psmphe be had where
NoTEMr Kmbal partner j. H. Burrows, nibiting
arrows Mill State Fair last FALL boistsrous
NIL and eOasaseousy entered int verbal agIssmsn. with
quantity be the @ sStn mills at each and every trial.
straub to eghtsenineh mill
Burrows 81 sRc CONT T fsfaiy men mi'
strsub to tssnty- two inch rl.
THIRD TRIAL.
Straub to twenty inch mill.
Burrows d Co. 10 Thirty inch mill.
the pinch came that oosterous courage popped out
10 e above now apPenda challenge eobeei oute whole
viii my eighteen inch QUEEN OF THE SOUTH with cob
MUM AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR last a against M
inch Burrows MILL and VIM Stewards Ohio Stock Feed
appreciation Mr. Pomeroys Corn
Crusher auxiliary Should single article fail grind equan
mills ustas pleased then draw
Come don't be cowadlyhere nothing walking straigh,
into the merits ola thing ISAAC STRAUB
To III BURROWS q 90. janis sm
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DENNSYLVANIA RAIL-EgEgsssEElf ..s,,.-
hoAD-NorfcE TO EASTERN IRA sss:it,-.s.sze:ts ~
vEtEits-A Continuous Railroad CINCINNATI CLEVEIAN
woosIER MAssiLIDN, ALLIANCE, OHIO, AND CHICAGO III,
lINOlS TOPHLADkfPHIA,V VIA PENNsYLyANI1 RAII An
FhoM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA.
Through rom CinclltAti o Philadelphia in ss honrs
Through from Cleveland to Philadelphia in 20 hours
Through from Pittsburgh TO Philadelphia hours,
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM THE
AND STEAMBOAT ' " Ai@oAD
Only ~ to Cincinna sIa Louisville eIs TO ST. on.
~ Boarding and Lodging packe ssta; Pshu,ph
70 Cincinnati, "; Louisville, 81; St. Louis }3 - 's
- FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
rttts nnrgh 80 so Columbus ala az
ndAss'ion 10 10 Toledo 90
Clevehnd 10 90 Cincinnati al
"snsus'd ana crsstine o0chicago, via NJ s. rs
To Chicago Waukegan III; Ksnoha, Racine Milwaukee shsbov
gan Wal via Detroit and Michigan Central Railroad SIS
Tcets FROM Cncinna Philadelphia Baltimore by Railroad
can p q srRADER Ticket Agent Cincinnati And
Ins SsAm Packet Line to Pburgh, by Railroad 10
~ from sss Captain; board And from
Of D. Horton Ticket Agent at the wedde House,
O. q about The middle q February will be opened from
reduced 81 hours ~ ' -'""'s'P"A
HOiiCEIn case Of loss the Company hsmseiye. repop
be or personal baggage only and for so
THOS MOORE. Passenger Agent, PhilndsIphias
jyss SIN J. MEsKiMEN, Passenger Agent pitisbarrh '
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rOun D7rU T 50 EFT nm Cyrp . c,T on or
OdN DULL . FLUID EAIhAGI OF cAh-
- invaluable remedy Asady spp
the hearts Of thousands daily giving
acted than could afforded
forns and the world combined m bottles,
ne strength Of sa times as pure iondurassarsapsrsa
any similar Pre- paraton made 10 America
rhich-4i per potie, OF sx bottles ior ".
and properly prepared was me only true panAees Tor all diseases
an STATE 81 ne blood me uas
only preparation before the patlie a, strictly ne
and every pound before being used
ana Tvs asceransd beforeeens
also contains the v;,,us, ,,,.,
geei ne beet compound and producing the
greatest curative agent In the hnown World
r.o.,s.., so0D TEsTIMoNf. ,,,,,a
PAnns' ~,---,,,
w ae o. us
na.s y ~ as ssn ioi 'ns
wno have tried Il the that .s puhe blood
no equal Jha e bed assertion call
with u.s. longer and be shat Bulls Bar
sAPAr'hA"'ne WONDER OF THE WORLD
that will
What Oven Drasgat and ApoihScary
, ,,.,,
ME- lows Bu1D,a, 81, have h,sp s,r ssssra a..
.vsrev setsd ,ith Neyru,al e's
INV Inssd sj,no. al tha 81
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until chanesd to aset with yoara hres sss o bieb
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,ha.asa,a ~ 49, 4. ~. ~. =. .- = 4.
snietsd community A. supsrior srtieis e s " NV
VIZ ,asrIyr.snii, 'e''' ouuvN- n
WY 'psI RrIlyyiissATsM ''h'o"IN' ND
sii I'M ~ ~ d anal as or.ufe 81 Nhe
they viii uss his mai lbls remedy; ' " ~ " A'N
aned yxh Rbenmstism N tbe a.
he asoa Of tried remedy eou prae for ts
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"EST LlNE-CINCIN- Ca xs Ezssssszsaszssssssa
,rXx natl, DAYTON AND SAN

wv NATI DAYTON AND IAN ~ u
DuskY ROUTE New Yok via LAC ssan,e,. Nv ssnuFy il
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pirss Tssis-Lighinius Erpres at1A.x
1sccne RECOMMENDATION EXPRESS o. N An
5n're n-1ccommoa snon al r ~
roufsn srai Y Express 81 Sas p NJ
no rAns Of tnis route are ia throughout with heavy a
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
First Rxure lesves Cincinnati Al O'Clock A. AZ:
GsPssin 1890 ~ Il hS & az
os.sf 4 Bunsio wh ne 4 IIsns ss na
~ Nsw 81 ey ~ ifnns as naufoaas
tot rsw no,.on nla&s rais
osena II prs, Iessss xI nnaa ~ a
sE = ~ way stations ss'"ssa c'nanAu and san
I1 800. AM ,'. on sa.s,s
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70 Steamers cleveland ~ h Ssar.
To Pt,abu.sh how're
PSsd.Pis IN hour:
To wheeling In hours hours
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY. '''''
-FOUR TRAINS.
Second Express: S S,ssss M M
,i.i ": ;ss. 4. ;t
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL
.esass = x sPs. sSS,s A
ss ": s D sa zs. wi. a ss Il:
::;: Skim 81 :is":s.
~ Ss"Ry y and S;r YORK c win
bursS. Montreal. etc. ''''S"- AA' os's''-
s% sSs$S IE
s as s s" Ssi A. s e.
yS.IS M s'sosl
Railroad aouassias =. sIBs aslo Win i,
s, ely na. s md Ass. and Niagara Falls
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
Al % 6s ssS
Sugh connecting with Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia and
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