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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-06

by j. G. REQUIRE, Auctianeer.
fI'HREE SMALL FRAME HOUSES at Auction
L On FRIDAY afternoon, December 9th. at half
past o'clock, on the premises, l shall sell snug
two-stcry Frame Houses, on the west side Of Az st.
between and Ii streets south, containing each Eve
rooms, occupied by good tenants.
These houses are situated in a rapidly improving
part of the city, and are very desirable to persons
wanting small houses, or An investment.
Terms: Onethird cash; the residue in six and
twelve months fer notes satisfactorily secured, bear
ing interest. JAS. c. MEG UIRE,
dee 6-dts Auctioneer.
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BEAUTIFUL sTLKs ANnss.w1e

"ALTEE HARPER 4 co, Pa. Avenue. between
W Hth ami l"th streets would take This lrqtlc,!
otIhi"rWl"G their friends, customers. and purcha
-er' generally that they have now in store choice
reir' uUn &. hiod'rn and antique Silks for prone
made, dinner. and evening ,Irr,S; also y yrcnt wi
cry "i party and tui dress goods received iy the las;
steamer at New York. We have also added LARGELY
70 stock Of
Ca>hmrrf, plaid and mourning Sbawls
Silk MijtS, Emhd iiandk'fs
Hi Gloves ard Dress Fans
Also. plaid oliin. plaid Merino, plain Foplin
Ncrino. Nous cline :, Cashmere
La lbs Cloak Cloth
Whit ard ctl0r,d Flsnr els. Linens
Dima>k Diaper Nankir~. poylies
Cation and Linen shesting, Furniture Chintz
dec :-eOSt
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p. j. STEERS

Z. j. STEERS
- EW GOODS AND FASHIONS FOR GENTLE
~ MEN'-i respectfully invite Members of Con
gress Citizens, and Strangers inquest of Clothing to
csli al my new store 9TH street near Odd Fellow
faii, and examine my stock of Cloths Cassimeres
ana ftsubgs, and Gcntlemen's Furnishing Goods
generally.
am prepared to execute all orders for Clothing at
te shortest notice and in superior style, at modpr-
ate prices.
nave a lot Of fine Overcoats and Vests on hand
ready made.
l.. j. STEER, Merchant Tailor,
No. 1 Washington Place, 7th street
dec G-eo2w " >'
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DUTNAM's MAGAZINE for Decemhar
j at sHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Popular Educator for November
Musical Repository Nc. l, containing La Prina
Donna Waltz. by Julien
Littcas Living Ago for this week
Gl"a'ohs ictnrial, illustrated News and all the
weekly papers Tor this week received and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S
=. bookstore, COZ. Pa avenue and AZ st..
" - GIDEON Building
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THINGS IN NEW YORK.

New YorA. Dccsu,Jer 5.IS53
The vote of the State is now all in, official
ly, from which it appears that the highest
Soft (Seger) leads Clinton, highest Hard
" votes. So the hard wing of the Democracy
have not much cause for rejoicing after all
The following is the official vote:
HARD-SHELL. SoFT-SHELL.
Clinton. 80 S3j Verplanck. .96,073
Cooley. ....92 $50 kelly...... $50
;Stnte Treasurer.
Watson. ...97,9I3 Seger...... 99,927
An0rRcy General
Brady. .92,5l4 Grover......97,0 95
Cali<I Commissioner
Mather. 1892 Yates. 93,954
Staie Prison Inspector
Bennett. ..9S ,3S9 Dryer. ,422
St0te Engineer,
Fay. ....93I72 Bristol. 80. 81, 59S
J"@ges Of Appeats.
Rusglcs. ...176,422
DEMO. lisa 1861
CLARK Of appeals.
BOVINE. .....92S59 Edgarton. 81 ,056
From statement concerning the terrible
mortality at sea. on board the emigrant ships
which arrived here during the last month, it
appears that one thousand one hundred and
forty oGe persons died of cholera out of thirteen
thousand seven hundred and sixty-two paSsen-
gers.
The proprictorS of the New York DGy B0oA
have recently been mulcted in $1,000 for a
libel on Messrs. Hcrford d Co, Express car
riers.
The number OF deaths during the past week
according to the report of the City Inspector,
was $50. This shows a decrease of - on the
mortality of the previous week
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d EMOVAL.-JOSEPH HUuGINS. Jewcler,
has removed his store to the north side of Penn
sylyania avenue. two doors west Of Wizards Hotel
where he is prepare to make ali kinds fine Jewel
~ with the best material ard WorkmanAhip. Parti-
cusr attention will te paid 10 the requiring of Jew
erv with neatnrss and durability.
n. b. have employed conspetant watchm kcr,
who viii repair all kinds of watches carefully and
warrant them 10 perform well. dec :;-i;}w*
NOTICE-Fanjes and others wishing to be
~ supplied with the best Philadelphia BUTTER.
in print, at regular prices, be by leaving their
orders, Stating quantities wanted each week with
SHEkELL s. BAlLY.
Successors to j. Is. Kibbey & Co.
No D, opposite Centre Market.
BIT will be received twice or thre. times a
week, hy Express, direct, and supply any guam
tity, large or small, that may be required.
nov 3o-tt Int Union SAB.
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WANTS,

"ANTED-A Market Gardener. by person
W who has farm in the vicinity of Washing
ton, amply stacked with everything necessary for
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
he may need fair wages and share Of the sales will
be gwen. Apply early at the "Star" office. No one
need apply who cannot bring satisfactory recommen
dations as to character and competency.
dee 6-tf
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GENCY FOR TILE SALE nflonr,ror.h f.

4 GENCT FOR THE SALE of Longworth & Tim
"A norman Pure, Sparkling and Dry Caawba
the Isabella Sweet Wines and Brandy have ais,
received direct 10y picket South America, from liza
vre, 100 baskets PURS CHAMPAGNE. minis and
quarts. of my former brands Alsp in store Held
seek Gcrtnn's Sherry. and s.her wines: all Of the
te-t brands, with large choice of the finest BRAN
ID rs, Scotch ana Rye Whisky. Jamaica Rum. Arrac
Maraschina. Curacao, and other Cordials. Prime
Havana Scars, &c. T. lost
dee 3-:iteo Pa qy btw -th e. IStb SIC
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.norc Fighting between the Turk. and
e tA"ssfans-TUrE. victa-ious Ad.
vance i'm Flour. sr.
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NALCABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-By
virtue Of deed of trust from John +. Day and
wr, recorded in Gher j. A. s., No 50, folio sol, g..
will sell at public auction, the prsmises, on
MONDAY, the 18th instant, at o'clock D. m. all
the right and title of said graators in and to Lots
l., Is, and La, in square 625. Cabots subdivision.
Terms cash, ard all cenveyancing at cost of pur-
chaser On default of payment within five days af-
ter day OF sale the lots will be resod at expense of
the defiulting purchaser.
JOHN c. BRENT. Trustee.
GREEN & SCOTT,
dec 3--3t2w&ds AuctionecrS.
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Ready-made Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods.

( NE IL NJ contemplating the purchase Of
" winter garments are reminded that thew will
find at our establishment a large and superior as.
sortment Of fashionable and well made goods suits-
bic for the present season, consisting Of
Over Coats and Talmas Of all qualities
Dress and Frock Coats, of French, English, and
American cloths
Business Goats, Of Cloth, Cashmere Tweed and Cas-
sinet
Black, dee skin, and Cashmere Pants
Plain and Fancy do do
Velvet, Silk, and Satin Vests
Silk Plush and Mrrino do
Cloth and Fancy Cashmere do
Fine white and colored Shirts
Merino Shirts and Draws, extra sizes
Canton Flannel do and Shirts
With large assortment Of
Hosiery, Crayats. Stocks. Gloves
llandkerchiets, Collars, &C.
WALL & STEPHENS,
Pennsylvania avenue, next 10 Iron Hall.
dec S-tf
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Gsaa Il RENT-The handsome Gothic Cottage
IL on the corner of l3th and y SIS. The house
contains rooms, including kitchen AMI is in excel
lent repair; there are also, smoke house, wood
house, and a cow house. pump of delightful water
at the ki chen door, fruit trees of excellent quality
and clpacious garden. The neighborhood is rapid
ly improving and the location remarkably healthy
Possession given Immediately. For further irfor-
nation enquire next door at No 1, 81 story p. O.
Dept. dcc:-3t&
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WANTED-To hire, or purchase. if on easy
W terms commodious dwelling HOUSE. north
nj Pennsylvania avenue. Address &c G F." osFice of
the evening Star" nov lS-tf
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GENTLEMEN.S TuRNIsHING G0onS

GENTLEMEN ) FURNISHING GOODS.
4 WAS. II. LANE las now the honor OF informing
y III, mum rous friends and patrons in and -out
Of Congress that his stock is large and corle:e in
every department. eIn racing all articles usually
Kept in 4 first class furnishing establishment
dent'enen are respectfully soil tied to call and
examine my stock. which will be cheerfuly exhibit
ell at all times. Moderate prices and fair dealing
may be relied upon LANES
Fashionable Hat. Cap. and Gents Fur
dec 2-2w "a re
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10 FOR RENT-0ne of those large four-story
,sS houses containing Il gas fixtures and
S<sss bathing room complete. and with every other
convenience, on q, between eth and Sth streets En-
Gulre of 5. MAGEE.
dec .'--3tr eth bet. G and IL SITS.
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ENOR RENT-0ne parlor and two chambers hand
J. somely furnished. occupied last winter by Judge
Read and the Hon. ID. Platt of Ohio. Apply to
MRS. BARRY.
dee S-3tt Corner of 10th and SITS.
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B1- CoS>uNP7I AND SPLITTING Tcor.-Sec the
Certificate Of Mr. Turner H. Rar1sey fcr 1na,,y ycsrs
proprietor Of tn Farmers Hotel Frcdpricksburg
Va, and late Of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va
DIR. John Minga. of the City of Richmond. thoug Il
regular physician, and Of courge opposed TO what
he called Guack medicines, was obliged TO say that
its good effects III The of Mr. RaU.sey were won
d-rful indeed.
lie had h"e1 given UP hY several Ihvsiciang: had
tried mos: II u" qia"k me'lhiUrS. and WAS on the
verg" of drspar, well the grave. hen lac tried
Carriers Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public to his ftll and lengthy Ger.
tifrate around the bottle, stating hts cure
@x*See advertisement
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LWK SALE-TwO fine HORSES. Mt iIr. Cow
L ling stable, on G. between 18th and l4tb SITS
They belong to a private gentleman and offered
for sale only because he contenpates leaving for the
Cuntry.
Mr.. CowIins will show them and state the price.
=
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

FOUR D.gYsL.4TER FROM EUROPE.
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NOR RENT.-Three HOUSES on NJ street be-
l. tween 10Th and Goth. For further information
apply to the subscriber living 18th street near NJ
dec 6--3t !. WALTERS Senior
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HARPER'S MAGAZINE for pecem
- Der, received and for sale ct the Washington
Publication Office,
JOE SIlILLINGTON'S bookstore
Harpers Magazine for December commences . n.u
volume, which is made up entirely of original mat
ter. Its constaHt and rapid increase in public In
Vor, as shown by the fact that this volume com
copies. - 'O'''0'
single numt ers for sale subscriptions received
ana delivered In any part of the city. Agency at
jon SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
% Cor ia. ave. and AZ ST., Odeon Building.
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ZINE DRESS SHIRTS myde to order
ana '.rge ,tock of Undergar meuts, fer Win
Ter selling on cheap, at HOPKINS. between M.
Ito al and Browns Hotels, on Pa. ayenye
AieA0n nispEuus ior shlrts. nov 2l-2w
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\ RECORD OR TUE BOSTON STAGE. by VIM
"a W. ClarP junior editor of the Boston Eyeninr
Post. ' ''"'"s
review Ct = discourse ocrasionea nv tha Da,.h -
Oanlei webster, preached at the MecCieop. on Snn.
day Sct 81 1852. by Theodore Parker, Minister of
u" 18th Congressional Sacicty In Boston. by Inins
Americans. - '
sn Education, by EstrIle. just received at
TAYLOR MAURY'S
"sc - Bookstore, near 9th st.
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AUCTION SALES

BY &c. n. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
IRISH LINEN, ENBRoIDERIES, UAND'KFS.
L &c, at Aucion.-0n WEDNESDAY MORNING
December eth, at 10 O'Clock, at my Auction Room,
shall sell
so pieces SUI erior Irish Linens
Collars. Hapdkerchiefs. UndersieevCs. Ties
Jaconets, Csmbrics, brown and bicached Mus
linS
Calicoes, Canton Flannel, Dc LANES
Alpacas. Hosiery, Gloves
SuspeBders, Spool Cotton
Also, Grape, MeTino, aud Rerrge Shlwls
Yistes, Capes. Nuhias. Skirts.
Terms cash. Sale positive.
EN-. sTRATToN,
dec Sit Auctionerr.
BY f.. n. STRATTON, Aucttoneer.
NEW FURNITURE to be sold for account Of sun
~ dry Persons.-0n THURSDAY morning Dec
sth. at 10 o'clock at my Auction Room, shall sell
without reserve
200 wooi-seat Chairs
100 do Rockers
100 wood and cane-seat Rockers, Childrcn's
Chairs
Trundle Bedsteads, Crib Cradles
Patent and corded Cottage BedStcais
Mahogany and walnut v ardrobeS
do do mlrb!et p Bureaus
Marble top Sofa, centre and whist Tab es
Mahogany Rockers, Hat Racks
0ttomans. hair and husk Mattresses
The above goods all new and in good order,
and will be sold peremptorily to cover advances.
E. n. sTRATToN.
dec CT Auc.ionecr
BY j. c. Mcguire. auctioncer.
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND HOUSEHOLD
~ and kitchen Furniture at Auctinn.-Will re
offered for sale THURSDAY. the Sth instant, at
II o'clock q. m, beautiful Lot 18th street. he
tween q and Ii, fronting 40 feet 18th sr. ct Icy
depth of l55 feet. with the improvements thereon,
consisting of threestory brick dwelling. with s
rooms closets and two pleasant pazzas brick kitch-
en-, With servants rooms, brick carriage house. brick
stable for thrc horses, alleys the side and rear,
the latter 50 feet wide.
VIII also be sold on the same day,
commencing Immediately after the sale Of the House
and Lot, variety of superior Household and Kteh-
en- Furniture. consisting in part Of
Mahogany Sofa and Chairs, Mirrors
CARPETS. Oiico;h. Curtains, Shades
Marb, e-tnp Tables, Feather Beds Ess
Hair and HuSk Mattresses Eedding
Excellent Piano Forte &c.
Terms will be unusually liberal and made known
p the sale.
The house is unoccupied, and mag BE- inspected by
persons wishing to purchase at any tine between s
a. III. and } IN
A servant will be in attendance
JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
dec Sd Arctoneer.
Also, at IL o'clock, in front of the house,
superior Carriage Horse, warranted sound and
kind in harness, and would re very suitable for a
physician. j. C. MCGUIRE.
doe Cd Auctinnecr.
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sJ- The NqryfJRd Institute, have awarded WHIT
HURST anot!"r Medal for his superior Da,uereo.y
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition ut which he
lie has received he highest award given ty This In
stitute. II YOU want your likeness takcT, 90 to
W;TTEHUrST@. lie makes ike1es.ss, not characters
t his gallery between Four-and half and eth rtrccl
Pennsylvania avenue
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneers

.
TWO FINE HORSES Mt Auc.ion-On SATUR-
1 DAY morning, December lGth at IL O'Clock, in
front Of MY Auction Rooms, shall sell two fine well
broken Horses, one of them an excellent saddle
horse. and the other very superior buggy horse
Sold because the owner has no further use for them
Terms cash. j. c. MCGUIRE,
dec Cd Auctioneer.
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Rich Lace and Muslin Embroider-

WTALTER HARPER & CO, Pa. avenue. between
w 9th and 10th streets, will open this day q
large and beautiful assortment Of
U0noton, Point, Limerick, Gampure, Mccklin
Maltese. and Chantilia Laces in sets
CapcS, Chemisettes, Sleeves, CJllars, Caps
Scarfs. Dresses, Bridal Wells
Infants Caps. Baptsmal Robes, and sylphides
In embroidered Muslin We have the same variety
with a few additional novelties.
dec 3-eC3t
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ti''-ih no annual ball ~ the Jouncymen stonr-
cutters Associations nnk place last night At J,ck.op
Hel, aud W., well attended. The selection, -,
''''. W. Nt'i good aud we must not forget L.
.-'''" 'i' iN'''in' 'ion el tlnt new dance called
''PS'~s ~" Weasel which; created 80 much
''' "Hen tr-t Introduced AT the Court Of Queen
'''' ,rit- HE bail opened bv the band pIav,pg =
-" 'hu''td tie stone cutters grand march -
H'@ W''" All o. nature tn give sa,is
''u'a tp the company and to do ,-rcIi, =, rho ~
"-hc ''iIHuIttr. and others ~
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BOARDING.

DOAEDING--sIrs NJ. A. FOWLER has taken
- the house formerly occupied hy Mrs. Dci,z. on
street between 18th and 18th streets and is now
prepared TO receive boarders by the dav or week OF
month Her terms will he moderate aud every effort
will be made to render her guests comfortable.
dec 2-3t%
BOARDING Mrs. 4. T. pUVALI. having com
ID p!eted the arrangement of her house, il now
prepared to receive hoarde.s by the day week or
month Her terms will be moderate. and every eff
tort Will lie made to render her guests comfortable
lHcaton nearly opposite Browns Hotel over IIoov-
sr & Son s Shoe Store nov 30-Staw2w
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80 HOUSE wANTED-The advertiser
;m#i desires 70 purchase o comfortable DWELLING
ttsssifor small family. Enquire at the "Star Of
fee. nov Oft
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III I'd. GILLMAE nrI,.

F5- n. ID. GILMAN, Druggist has for aaIc
Medicinal LIQUORS, s"cL az Brandy, Port, and
Sherry, whioh Gnu he relied pure, being i'm
-'rt~l expressly for medical uses. Also, agent for
VOLTS Aromatic Schnapps
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-06

E>0R RENT have n neat dwelling near
H. the Post Office. comfortably furnished, which !
viii rent low 10 punCtua tenant. The house con-
tainS handsome parlor, dining room, Kitchen and
three good chambers, all well fitted up, and will ad
mlrabiy suit Il small family. Enquire of
Z. n. STRATTON. Auctiomrcr.
dec 5--d Penn. ay., near 10Th street.
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Written Visiting Cards,

Written Visiting Cards.
INlE subscriber would respectfully invite the al.
i tentinn of Members of Congress, citizen and
strangers to his written Visiting Cards. which re-
q'ire close eAanination to be distinguished from
engraving.
COPYING.
Manuscripts, Deeds, or other instruments of Wri-
ting COPIED ~ the most satisfactory manner at rea-
sonahie prices.
Plain and Ornamental Writing Book keeping, and
Phon"gr3phy taught Mt hi. room. No 3. Washing
ton Place. 1th street, near Odd Fellows Hall Let
terS on business through the Post Office promptly st.
tended to. WIN A. RICJIARDsOS
n. B.-A first rate Office Desk for sale WAR;
22--w
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n SUIT of furnished ROOMS. suitable for fam
n lily or mess of three or four members Of Con-
gresS can be had, with or without board. The
whole to -ethrr separately. The location pleasant
and convenient TO the Capital. National Browns
and other Hotels. Enquire Of Mrs. J. r. VanNess,
Missouri avenue, between y and 9th SITS.
dec SITS
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

yfOR RENT-Two pleasant and comfortably fur.
Il nished rooms, lighted with gas. Enquire at
the corner of Indiana avenue and Second st. west.
Dor
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' = A"i7tTe f''1'.-The following members Of
''''" distinguished body mel Yesterday at noon.
,''"'ii cont rn".n ., the Capitol: Chief Justice,
ANY A-"rit:" Justices Mclean. Wavur N.Isor
'H'f- ''a'<, Cdtron dnd Campbell No,iru a.
~ ,'l'ii'd, aud the members na their adj
.'Hu''Ht- rrocrc,ird To the Winnie IIrI.,. -, ,,,
"'.' respects 10 the President
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-06

re- Joe Shiiifngtoi, receives all the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS As fast - published. liz
agent far IlGrpCrs ard all the other Mrcaz,ncS
and our readers VIII always find large and goo, A.
soTtinent ut Blank Books and Stationery his Book
store, ode"n Building, corner of street ard Penn
SylV1nid avenue. aug ~
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- UAWLS-SIIAWiS-A rood assortment NJ Con.
~ tlemens shawis Just received at
Urges,
"er = Wizards Hotel
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DALLS AND PARTIES-Can be sunrlied
ID cheap with Cat Flowers and Boquets of beau
tfu double Japonicas and other choice gree nhcuse
flowers al NJ q rifith's Greenhouses On 5th street
between and L. or at his Greenhouse, corner of Sd
ST. and p nnsylyania avenue.
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Co. FOR KENT-Four small frame HOUSES. on
Ill street south, between 81 and ~ St Apply
t. samuel Humphrey, corner of az and II streets.
utb or to C. W. Haveaner, c, between IL, and 9th
as. north. dee 5-1w
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"ANTED 1MNEDI ATELY-A few active and
w Intelligent young ladies to learn to operate
Wheeler aud Wilson'S Patent Stitching Machines to
make Collars, Bosoms, Shirts. Address a note to
agent" Box No 3l5, city P. O., with name and res
idence. dec 2-2tk
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'.''' ''4 'rtc ia>' night presented very excel
.'o' BILL %; fare, br there was not a very fuu at
'''.'' owing d"gh:ics> to political causes, nnli
'.- .'.t i1r h"Ir; ,Iir absorbing oIr,rInu. 4 pcv
'''-s. n D. ro,c,. ct Baltimore. made no, fir,
.'' " me ''d viii BIZ additional attraction =,
-'"' mute Theatre. The manager IL certainly
To-. " F,."h'2' 'n' th" spirIt thai IL" displays
~ VIZ. VIM. n 70 :t,T takes uIarr M ~ ''''
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''.'''' ~. Her"rT.-rhls case, which ha. occu-
''e 'in" and nied the prrencc of three lures.
''. '''t'd Yesterday, Tire pry giving a verdict IN
''''' az the Plaintiff
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'f''F@"E PrT"dc--Last night, the members Of n
" 'ir2''I, called tue Pioneers or Auacc,,a Fire
'p'"y' i'r' ."d through the STREETS oi The city.
were Pr'rrd' ny the Navy Yard Band and
.....a r'' hem a transparency brarinr Tie uanc
'''ir company.
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M ORNING RORES.-A large and full as
vi sortment just opened and prices moderate, at
HOPKINS Furnishing Store, corner of 9th St, and
Pa. avenue, between Browns and National Hotels
Shirts made to order.
noT El--4w Int & Alex Gazettel
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TELEGRAPHIC

BY HjlSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE ErENING STAR.
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CEN MRS. B GREGG will open handsome a.
II assortment of Paris Millinery on Thursdsy. the
Ollth instant, over Geo. Y. Aliens Store bs.
tween 9Th and 10th streets the north side of Pa
avenue where she respectfully invites the attention
of the ladies' of Washington and Georgetown
nov Ia
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By f. N. sTRATToN, Auctloneer.

dec 3-3t2w&ds
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The very latest accounts report a
further decisive engagement between the
Turks rnd Russians since the departure
of the Atlantic.
The Europa left on the 10Th. She met
with no accident but was detained by Sc
we're weather.