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NOTICE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 80, 1853
Notice 10 hereby given to the holders the six Der
cent stocks VI the United States of III, loan subor
ized by the act of 2sih of January lsI5 and rodee
Able the 3l,t OF December, lsG1 and Of III. loan au
thorired by the act Of SLIT Of March. ls.s and -.
dcenabe 3oth June, lS6s, that this DEPARTMENT i,
prepared to purchase, at any time between th. dat,
hereof and the LIST day of Dee, mbcr next. 70 ia.
tent OF the sum of five millions of dollar. of tn. sal,
stocks, in the manner and on the terms h.r,ns ~,
mentioned, to wit:
In case u any contingent competition within ,l,s
amount stated, preference will be given in the order
OF time In which the said stocks msy lie offered 1bs
certificates, duly assigned to the United States r,
be transmitted 10 this Department. upon the room,
whereof price will be paid comps unded Of the hi.
lowing particulars:
l. The par value or amount specified in each Ger
tifcats.
3 A premium on said amount Of txe.ty-on. ,s,
cent. ~
3. Interest the par Of the certifc.t. rrom ~.
LIST of July, 1858, TO the date of RECENT AMI ,,,,
meHt at the treasury, with the allowance t.,,r TIA.
money TO reach the owner Of one days int.r.,, IN
addition.
the Treasurer Of the United States Oh ia. s.,.n,
treasurer at Boston. New York, or Philad.h bi. a..
the parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE.
&c rotary of tie Ii. asury
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

South Ctro!iad drsnu,, i~ttceen Oh and 1M STREETS
east, Washington.
fIHHlS Institution is now in successful operation
i with full corps of competent and experienced
teachers in each department 1t presents the best
advantage to parents the LEGATION is very retired
The buildings are ample and surrounded with beau
tfu grounds for exercise, ard the of study II
thorough and practical.
Board aud tuito.. all English branches 800 pei
session OF ten months. Day pupils from s. 10 SIC
per quarter of IL weeks in English.
French, Music. Drawing, &c, extra.
For further particulars or for circulars apply TO
GEO. @. BUTLER. A. NJ,
sep 29-eotf- PRINCIPAL
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REMARKABLE FREAKS OF FORTUNE

4 RE daily being observed and wondered ut Low
n the uninitiated Men with small incomes and
large families growing wealthy and becoming nen
OF means and ntu-Lcc A change which thoir
friends can only account for by surprising they have
found sonr money saving or money-uaking opera
ton, or a machiae which il kept from the know.
edge of the public. Such is the face. and We will
briefly expose the easy and honorable Means ty
which they accumulate wealth. The secret which
Il hereafter 10 he ubc il this-they save at eas,
ome-fourh of their incomes by purchasing their
whole supplies of the Model Grocerq
MciRAW JACOBS
Corner Jenna. avenue and 18th streets
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EDWARD J.yCETrr CIV

- ~ IN11 NJ,
ieDk-blNOER, Potomac Hail, corner of iItA st
} and Maryland avenue over Charles Dru. store
, u :.-iii:,.t ton. ID. &.
tVrfy style Of book -bining executed, either in
vei"t turkey Morocco, RUSSIA. or fancy co!ors caIt
Feriri"..I- and Music neatly half bound
alr Ii CIIf respectfully suggests to his fri, uls
that while much has been done to traus1nt family
records little care has been taken to serve La
rental llhcEe.Ses. He takes this method to inform
his ir!eniS and those DESTROYS Of perIetuatur rrr.
S1i," nhraDc-s. that dagurrc0type likeuesses
can hc inlaii the inside covers of family bibles
presentation books or kee>.kes, specimens Of hch
can be seen at his bindery hecan be addressed by
letter. which will be promptly attended to-
dee l9--,IncO.
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United States Patent once,


ON the petition of LUclUs STuBRINs, OF Hartford,
~ Connecticut, praying for the extension of a
patent granted to him on the 18th day iof March,
lS4O for an improvement in mode for coIorug maps
for years from the expiration said patent,
which takes place on the twelfth day Of March,
eighteen hundred aud ffty-fuur 0S54):
1t is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the 18th day of Febr,l-
AIRY next, at II o'clock, and all persons otif
to appear and Ihow cause, if any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file
in the Patent Office their objections specially set
forth in writing ut least twenty days before the day
of hearing all testimony filed by either party TO be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
united in accordance with the rules of this Office,
which will be furnished on application
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Union, Inteliyenccr and Evening Star. Washington.
D. c.. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa, Evening
Post. New York. Boston Post Boston, Mass. and In
quirer. Cincinnati Ohio a week for three sue
ceSsve weeks previous to the thirteenth day of Febru
AIRY next, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON.
CtmmisS ner OF Patents.
p. S-Editors of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office with pa
per containing this notice dec 10-S3w
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TAKE NOTICE.

.tih h.S: place To buy fine Jeweiry is st the New
Jew":Ty Sore of ii. @. HOiD, between 4 . and
oh street on enue, sign Of the large
-i'rr:i faslr. where all Kinds Of fac Watches rich
jaweiry, Sv"rwaTe &c, lie had at New Yo k
rlt rl'.'. anu mach lower than goods of like quail
''y Gu =, hougL, or at any other establishment in
'hls 'cLiiiti Ii. .. HOOD.
y. B-Ai kinds Of watch repairing done at very
short mott re ard well as ut any other estabii IN
nsnt either i'll Earnpe An.ric; 10y W. w. lIol
lnsW0lth der 1e,f
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HUNT & DONALDSON.
DENTISTS

fennsytrdnid dusnHs. bftusen oh and 100, streets
Washington, d. C.
\ HE prepared to perform all operations In every
"A branch of Dental Practice in such q manner
as to insure satisfaction
The former gives his hole attention 10 the oper
atiye-the latter to the Mechanical Department.
Manufacturing, az they d. ARTIFICIAL TEETH
from the crude material they enabled to supply
any case with teeth and gums of any shape Color or
shade.
An examination Of teeth and gums of their manu-
facture is invited Doy .3-3m
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VERY SUPERIOR BLscK TE.

-If MY cfnt5 pr Igund
- CilESTS ei fresh and superior Black T.. :,
the above price, warranted To pleas. ard r..
erehee can lie gwen 70 the first ply sicans and Rev
Fine Green Tea "
iocha, oid Government, java aud other KINDS
q, 'ohec, at L. NJ. L kIAG'S,
wv i'-eh-W Corner 18th and I KS
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY

GEORGETOWN, ID. {.
TINS institution is open and in full operation
Il few mere pupils be admitted into the
family.
Terms for boarding .ups 500 per session Of
months, payable half yearly in advance
French. music, draw ing, &c, extra.
Day pupils from IS to $40 per quarter Of IL weeks
Circulars and catalogues to be had on applica tiop
TO the principal. WILLIAM J. CLARK.
&C 2S-du Principal.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT. .ur % L.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug p, lsa3
Notice il hereby given 10 the holders ~ the ii,
per cent stocks Of the loan authorized Nv the al 81
April Is, 1912, and iec-mable Slst December. I..,
and a.o, 10 the holders VI the six =. rent stA 81
the loan authorized by the act OF Julv ls46 r,.rn
able 18th November. 1856. that this ,,ersr;u.pt j.
prepared to purchase, al any time between the dt.
hereo; and the first dry of December n.xt 10 Ia. ~,
tent of two millions Of SAID stock in the manner spI
On the terms hereinafter mentioned. To wit:
In caee Of any contingent competition within the
amount stated, preference " i'll be given in order ~
time in whicS the said stocks Of either kind uay 4,
offered. The certificate. duly assigned to the United
States, must he transmitted 10 this department.
upon the receipt whereof, price will he taid ,on.
pounded of the follow ng particulars:
LIST. The par value amount specified in each
certificate
ID premium Of To- per cent on the sticks Of
1872, re e-mcble in 1867 or PREMIUM lss he e..-
may Le) of So per cent On the stocks Of 1870. r..
deemsble in 1850.
Sd. Interest the par of the certificate from III.
LIST Of July, 1853 to the date ii receipt and s.t-
nent at the treasury, with the allowance (for tie
money to reach III. owner Of one days interest in
addition
Payment for said stocks will lie made in draf,, q
the Treasurer Of the United Satt on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Phad-lI lila, Es
the parties may direct JAMES GUTHRIE,
Decl-d,1stJan Secretary ST tie Treasury.
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4 LnTHS-
- Black. blue, and grern French Cloths
Black and fancy colored Cass:mcrrs
SILK and Satin N,-stings
Lambs wool Undrr,i.irts and Drawers
fLANNEhs-White, yellow, biup, aud red of ey-
cry quality.
Customers viii do well to give ,na a call
!" VI. K. IiIET
dec1-lm ~
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOYS AND CONFECTIONERY.

L rally that have large stock of German and
French Toys and fancy Boxes. Also. general as
sortment of Confectionery and fruit, Raisins, Al
monds, Eiberts, Prunes, English Walnuts Figs, Pc
can Nuts. and Pea Nuts.
Gum. Chocolate, Strawberry, Rosebud. Pine Ap-
pie, Orange Apple, Raspberry, Bottle. Jenny Lind,
Vernilla, Pear, and Nectar Props, Pearce Bats
Also constantly on hand all kinds of Candy and
CIkes at wholesale and retail.
Parties served at the shortest notice by
URIAH HEETER,
High St, Bridge st. Georgetown.
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METROPOLITAN STEAM LAUNDRY.

Nf. foFtJLi IN SlEAM IAU y DIX ~.
sLR establishment, being now in complct, order
" with the Ta-t improved machinery, part Of
"!ii:h we imported from Europe at hiayv rxpcu.c
"" are now prepared To take and deliver clothes nj
the t0or Of orr customers in style hat viii not fail
to please. Our establishment ie:irg ruprriutcu led
by ladies' Who have thorough knowledge of thu
business collect and c,iy the eliot hes in the
most beautiful crtr with prom pnrSs and dispatch
to all parts Of the District. and without injury t. the
most delicate fabric There being no chemical prep
arati"ns used, and little fiction the cotEc-
Ne cin safely say. with the uIlango OF our cuS
tcri that this mode is prominently better and far
G,0.e economical than by the old proc. - Whea The
urgency Of the requires it, the clothes can H.
collected aud delivered in satisfactory order il few
hours n"ticr-il that We ask is a trial
& D Clothes collected and delivered free of car
r:"gc.
Unit! We ca: l.. suitable Office. in a central
part OF the city, all communications left at the f,
owing places: j. Il. Berklavs Dyeng establishment.
s"hth l1C Of Pa avenue, between Sch and 10th st =
L. NJ. j. Kings Grocery, cor. Vermont avenue and ]
street or addressed TO us through the City Post
Office, viii be promptly attended, to
dee u -rr,.l. KING & HICKS
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christmas d. New Years Presents.
nOWNs HUTCHINSON have just recsiyed 4,
- handsome assortment OF Goods ve.y suitahl,
ior presents On the approaching i,o,idays As thew
are prepared 10 ell AT very redur, prices the pub
TIC Will mud 1t deci icdy 10 their advantage to cal
and examine their stock before purchasiup else
where. We enumerate, in part. as follows. viz
Ladies ard Gentc.nens Dressing Cases, Work.
boxes ~
Ladies' Travelling Crmpanions, Sewing Birds
FINE scissors, Bracelets, pearl and shell .Jcwelry
Boxes
Hair Brushes of every description Combs
Pallor Bells, Card Cascs. Gard Baskets Portfolios
~ new kinds OF Porte Monu:ies
Icckct + nves, fine Razors, Shaving Cases Guns
China Vases with Flowers
Perfumrry. Oils. TX tracts, Fancy Soaps
Small chests of ferfumery, Pomade
Portable Writing Desks, metallic inlaid Clocks kc
Also, gold and silver Watches, gold Pencils
Lockets, Ear aud Finger Rings, Breastpins, Cuff
Pins
Gold Chains, Keys, Shirt Studs, Charms, &c.
Together with msny other articles too numerous
10 mention.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON,
Athenrum Building,
Pc avenue, between ~ aud 9th streets.
nov 30-eo2w kd2w
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FRANCIS IL. DAVlDGE

FORMERLY or BALrIMORE,)
attorney and COunseliOr.at.La Law.
IJkoIoSES 10 attend To tonveyancing ard other
ONCE business, together with the prosecution
Oh claims against the Government, for which un ex-
p"rirnce OF eleven Year. in various branches of the
pnp.ic service has qualified him in peculiar de-
gree.
HIS attention will be prompt and his charges mod
crate.
+. H. ID. may always be- found during business
hours at the office of his son, WALTER DnRsEY DAv-
lp"E, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. on
Louisiana avenue, the City Hail. and opposite
to fH'!i street. aug i-eOly
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Arrival and Departure OF Ocean Steamers.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF THE
HiShiNGT1N MONTGOMERY Guards,
AT JACKSON HALL.
MONDAY EVENING ,J.n Adj ISS4

FsNlE MONTGOMERY GUARDS respectfully an
nHuHre - their friends and the public in gen
er civil! and military. tina they will give their
'"i,i Annual BALL, at Jackson Hall OH MONDAY
Jeruary u, ls54.
The Committee Of Arrangements pledge them
selves tnat 10 expense Or plin5 will be spared tC
make this the bail of The season.
4; o'clock tie ball viii DE opened by grand
I"9L1raa IT, Professor Prosrerfs Band playing the
montgomery Guards QuiclStep,' composed express
~ f,r thu Mnntgonervs
1',e Com .nittee on Refreshments will leave moth
iIE und1ne u please the tastes of al present.
Supper can BE- hat at any tme between IL and j
O'Clock.
he military arr requested to appear in uniform.
~ hats or caps will Se admitted into the Ball
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S"'ha, GIass, and Earthenware Els.
labItsstm enf

tabItshm ent.
an street, bsfioerii Lsuisicnd o., m, and D ST.
VIE subscriber las just received from The North
L splendid assortment of China, Glass and
'aFeheh"are; also, magnificent Giral.toles and
lors. -
rants, boiled and raw, linseed oil, putty, window
glass OF every variety. always on hand.
Nisks Brushes, &c.. and every article for general
housekeeping kept tor sale.
Z. :. WHITTLESEY,
aer 5--N 9Th street.
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Coilsctor's Office, Nov. a., ls53

NutlCE TO DHLlNQU ENT TAA-PaYEHS-No.
y to- is he'"hy e:tn 10 all persons who are in.
irht 10 Use Corporation on arcpuxt f taxes ft
NE year OF iS'|, OF whatever description. that un-
less the same be paid or before the 3lst dny of
December next en- ung, it will be the duty of the
unfrrsi! ned to enforce the collection by advertise
meht sale ofpropcrty according to law.
r. ]. ROCHE,
nov 9-oo.l Coy..,or
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AIDES e. GENTS FgENCm KID

White, black, and all shades Of color
worked Muslin Collars and Undersle vos
six, Alpaca, Cashmere, and CuttGn Hose
SHAWLS
White Grape and Bay state Long Shaxls .f every
Suality
Linen Cant re IIanik'f: fion 6 c,nt.u r
Together with general gssortm, Ut of easonAll.
goods.
Customers will lie please t. give HE call
WI. X. RILEY,
Corner sth street, opp. Centrp Market.
dec lin
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MOTTO E-I" TIE Citizens Of Washington I'll.
- Honri OF Assessors hereby give notice tina,
t-ey will meet daily, at their ROOM in the city Hall
from III O'Clock a. IN to O'Clock p. M, from the
10Th to The 3ist day Of December instant. inclusive
Sr,ay and Christmas day excepted, tor the purpose
! "Hrrc"tiis any errors thGt Gay be pointed out in
tke INST of persons subject to school for the year
ending on tn thirty-frst day of the present month
ttecrrnhrr and of adding thereto the names of any
PERSONS suljert TO the sail school tax which NAV
have been omit "a thCrcfTo;n.
Tie Eoarl would particularly cali the attention OF
all 10 the fact that person vote next y.a- at
any cleo ion in thi6 city whose haInr has not been
returned subject t. the school tax for this yelr
Every free white nIir iz"n Of this city Of the aga
OF twenty lore ycHr- aud upwards would therefore DC
Wei Ia -" whether his name b. on the said lists
AMI, omitted to i've notice to the Boa of Asses
sor- that It may be added ami returned for this Wear
L. f. HARDNESS.
dcc LEO Secretary
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MANAGERS

MANAGERS:
On tie part Of tie Field and Staff
p ~ ,i ,r' ': Won 5?r. .i.n g.. =" c ne11y
viz : NHlI"ch Maj. 7. D'noho
AinJ- L. key @orth MAJ F Bacon
'!r'rt- H:tJiinm Ait L. j. Middleton
SuFsEe"u j + Morgan Al Surgeon GryInes
Oa the part Of The Light Iefnrtrv
Co.. 9 CarrinstOn, Lieut. Vim IL Clarke,
L. 81 My, Lieut. + Tucker,
1-uatu- T. Mrii.
oI the pet Of The -S:Gi,,..d (s,ys.
C:rt f,r.r.."i Towers, Lieut. Holden,
"a; Sntjon, II, ut : Wales,
Peter Ian
u; TIE pot cf ia> Jg,iNe7. .S.ull.Ao.trrs
CT y b-aiiorl, Lieut. Mccoum,
iI""t- Elrknes., Lieut. J ii Goddard,
Vim. smith.
~ tn part Of the C6atinss, al G.etrds
CIT /. Smith. Li.ut " ,ruck.r.
ii-ut l. Msrc.ron. Eusign " f Hornet
"a n. p,.rt .,F d, Pom, H,asmsn.
Capt ); u Bright, Lieut. Ot,erbaek jr.,
- = ''e'' i,"nt VI sanderssn,
a.! n's part Of III, Nontgna,ry Gttorls.
'it = Nry' Lieut. Y Rely,
I'-"' " Fr'ny, Lieut. ke!1her,
o" ~ ;';t Of Tie Prrs:1e,rs Ho,.ntrl c,1,rg
~ - ~. :; Lieat Clark Mills,
L-'tt : " Baden, Lieut. Pettifnne
Jas C@sPars.
Or n'r pert If ne N,,tsana! Cau,J.
C,r.J rut. Lieut. II BIRD i'"'
Lieut. P"nphrcy. Lieut. Allen,
James Johnson.
On -, part Of the Cdi>ens
I"Jor M"nry, g. Giie%n. L II Clarke,
col " " Ss'atou, Hunt CIaeett
4 ) "hitc, A Mccausland, II fouiop.
& Bo-rler, Pepper, CK Byrue,
.'''i,-eh' ; Wall, q " Cochran,
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Noiit -" Ashcroft" high aud low pressure
Slram 'i"ns"s, padgcrns" II ydrustatic Jncks
'hd " J.dSons dovrrnor Valves, FIR steam engines
can h' purchased, applied OF repaired ut New York
pm =" nv alPli" ihon Ia VA VI. ELLIS 4 mo
Eagle Iron WVrks, In this city dec lI--iuwgw
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cAMERoN's GENERAL AGENCY

md Insurance Office, ~ floor, 1odds building, Penn
sylrf;nia Grenuc, Washinston. d. &.
{ 'hAlMS before Congress, Claims for Bsun,,
- Land and Pensions, Applications for lliSuraic,
on Ike and Property, and al business belcu.Ing I,
Tie General Agency which may be- cnti,ised 1,
Cameron's care viii receive prompt aud satsiactor,
attention.
MIC. has quite variety Of Fine Emgrayin.s Books
Periodicals, Pamphlets &c, &c. ut tiit: General
Agency, and is prepared 10 fill ordtvs on short no
tie" A:I reasonable terms.
All the DAILY and Weekly Pn,Trs are to be had a.
early is lssitt, III the General Agency. Subscri
"' supplied ny carr'r. aug lily
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PHENIx planning SAW MILL.

CASH. BLIND, DOOR AND MOULDING MANU-.
~ fACrOET.-The subscriber having just COM
peted the above establishment, and furnished it
throughout with new machinery of the very hest and
most improved style. is now prepared To manufac-
ture in the neateSt AMI best manner. and upon the
most reasonable terms. all descriptions of Sash.
Blinds, .ors and Mouldings, and tn dress Flooring
Notwithstanding, &c. All the apoys articles always
on hand. for sale. JOSEPH l.. SENMES,
nov 1t-d3m Georgetown. D. c.
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j. HALL MOORE. Dentist, flor
ySSE@.SEE TIE last five years au assistant in the
S4IllD office of Messrs. Parmele & Mal.;er.
oilers his professional services to the cit.
izens OF Washington and vicinity.
onice west side of 9TH, street. Office hours
fohI d. H. 10 p IN. 2-itt-
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Washington Branch Railroad,
&8Ks sssz;x..

TRaINS Il; n As FOLLOWS:
Il Leave daily, except Sur.Gay al q and q ia
81 and p
On Sunday AZ q. m. aud 5 -. M
Tue ram al , p ia. r. II l,rrs> and sot,s ..y al
Annapolis Junction and Relay the ";irt- "a all way
stations.
Trans at 4. m. and 3H p. ia, connect " rli An
M polls.
Iral%s al "a a. M. md 3 p. m, Coun.c; W..
rains AT . and a. in. aud > o. M. connect Fast
Fare from Washington 10 Baltn,ore - -
10 do do aud Irturu | ~
DO do Annapolis -- -
10 do 10 and r.nsm | 20
Inc round trip tickets must in all Gases t,r pro
cured al the nficr, and are good for the dan uron
which they are is>l.d. TUPARSoNS
jy l6-T aa.ur.
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pEMONAL.-JoSErH HJ0GINs Jrwrlrr
IL has removed hS store To the north side II P-rn.
Hy'ahia avenue" two doors west OF " illGrd> Hotel
where he IL lr.lare l. make all kinds ofnue JrN.
ny with The best material aud worn manship. Psr.
cuisF attention viii lie aid 10 the Repairing Jew
eirv with n'atness end DURABILITY
n. D. have employed a eomuctant wAtch-m .ker,
who Will Repair ali Kinds az watches CAREFUL, nli
warrant them 20 perform w,li dec :-aS
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CHlsSS HALL,

UHiDG HALL,
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
St'rf, t'ttres" 6t and 7th s'Js. IF Dyo,yES
-MtrL'c IfDfE
~ " The subscribers wouli most x,
N,1A | y resp tfU J ! inform thcir q -
NSf4y friends and the public grre- SssS1a.
- rally that they have en--.AS
idrged ana Improved the above named House $50
Noraby known TO many citizens aud strangers visit
ing the metr, polls enable them to serve w. all
TIE DELiCAtIEs the market affords in a superior
style, rs can only be had in first class Re,t::l
They hope by giving their personal attention 70 each
department. to please the most fictitious.
Families and parties served with dispatch
WILSON < HAYWARD,
nov 29-dlm PIOprirt0rs.
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SllEEErLATED SPOONS AND FORKS-I hay.
~ just Received splendid assortment of the above
goods, made /" order to prevent imposition which
am irns as low interior article Is offered ia the
market.
Also on shand, very sclec. assortment of Ivory.
handicd Knives an Forks ii every variety, al low
P'ic'N. LINDSEY,
zee ~ Zaw2w Pa. av bet. 9Th and 10th St.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-24
JONAS CHICKERING'S PIANOS.

I CSr received per barques Maryland and Nickcr
- son, froE, Bosom, and per Transportation Line
from New York. further supply Of six paDns.-
These. with the Pianos lately received, form the lar
e>t ard most elegant assortment offered in this
city. Magnificent Louis NV. and Central Pianos
from The ion@-cstahlishcd and world enown,d fac
tory of ona> Chickcrins, sion. from the old and
celebrated aetory nt Ba ON Raven, New York. and
from other approved New York manu- factorics.
In this assortment every scale and style Of Pianos
may Ire found, at prices from 500 to 5000.
Persons desiring the eirat, d Chickering's Plan
i'll Inlsr that the factory Of Jonas CHECKER
ing. Boston, which has bJcn in existence for more
than thirty years never plies but dealer in
Zach city: and that, for years, the subscriber has
had that sole privie5" for this city. This explana
lion is necessary, another person named CHECKER
in" has set up Piano Factory i'll Boston.
The hundreds of Pianos sold by the subscriber
sufficiently attest the quality of his instruments and
his moderate pri Is.
Secondhand flakes taken in part pay ment for
Now Z.
l,rGc stock Of Guitars, Iiol.ns, Flutes, Aocorde
onS sc
New Music received semi-woekly.
Ky the barqur Syiph, which sailed from Boston on
the S'h iEs will be received an additional supply
of pianos. RlCHD DAVIS Music Store
dee 2O--cO..t