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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-06-25

Suryelllants des chemins pour FInterieure:
Mr.. Evariste Adam, pour lie chemin du Brulee
Grand Chene.
Mr.. D. Cross, pour lie premier District, ct W.
Griffin, pour lie 2eme District du chemin de La
fourehe au Bayou Heron.
Ielection des Inspectors des Chemins ct
Levees fut renvoyee a demain matin.
Les personnes suivantcs furent NOMINEES COM
missaires detection.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-06-25

IN o.. Quinine just received from the East which
w viii be sold at the lowest price j. FRIzELL
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-06-25

CEASONED LUMBER.-Dry dressed
~ FLOORING and CEILING. and Pastering Laths
always on hand for sale by, FOLEY & TOWNSEND.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-06-25

Ter Dsrct-Leon Boudreaux, L. Trosclar, T. Bernard.
I'd J. B. Boudreaux, j. Boudreaux, Louis Boudfeaux.
3D. s. Trosclair, Redrick Darden, E. D. Richardson.
4th Zenon Bourgeois O. Lagarde, j. b. Leblanc.
9Th Ben. Folse, Emile Gande Pierre Thibodanx.
9th N. Leblanc, Pierre Lee, Jacques Matherne.
7th A. I. Ledet J. Savoie, Marcelln SEWN.
9Th Edmond savoie, jackson PIERCE Victor MeEncon.
9th I" L. p. Robichaux Edward Breaux joseph Haydel
10th i" Joseph Bouyg Lubin BERNARD George Clement,
18th +" w. II. Raglan, T. w. johnson, L. Daunis.
18th Joachim Bergeron, J. X. Leblanc, f. Hebert.
18th Hylaire Bourgeois, J. O. Nicholas, L. Pertuit.
l4th Pierre Folse, Ben. A. Folse, Sosthene Fose.
10Th " g. Abribat, Francis Seaman, B. F. Barker.
10th g Zenon Cheramie. Noise Guedry. A. Cretini,
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NOTICE-All persons indebted to the
i Succession of NIalclane Dagas widow Beoi Rahl,
are requested forward and settle and all
whom the aforesaid Succession is indebted, hereby
notified forward and receive the amount OF their
claims. i. GAGNL, Administrator.
Iousna, May, 81 1855 [25-H.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-06-25

I NiS-foutes personnes qui doivent Il
\ In Succession de Madeline Dugas weave de Be,oi
Bain sont par lie present re0s de presenter ct M resr
ct oues persoue qni la dite Succession dot suut de mem,
reqliS presenter Iuiltart ON s t
dGes. r GAGNE Administrator,
IIotuna ce u Maj 1s.5'. fss.-ifI
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-08

re Ciriaiial Ci,4ct ko.A> II, M sjnqs on ever
Icld'- day, It -. ..,rancc Han, L street, near
S,lI. III II o,io~E. =. II.
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GLEANINGS.

Lucy Stone, says the Indianapolis Jour
mai of Nov. %, has gone from among us
after delivering three lectures, whereby,
she set about two-thirds of the women
crazy after Woman's Rights, and placed
half the men in similar predicament.
The firemen's fund of San Francisco
now amounts to $4,000, of which
$4,000 is loaned out at q per cent a
month.
The next Legislature of Wisconsin will
stand Senate-Oemocrats, 10; Oppose
ton, g. Assent y-Democrats, 40; OPP
position, SO.
Apaper called the ''Irish Republican, "
has been started in Boston.
The game of Fox and Geese has been
played by the Fox girls, who have raped
fortune out of the Geese believers.
The Territory of Minnesota is about
four times the size of the State of Ohio,
extending over an area of LOG 900, 900.
The gold mines in Franklin county,
Name, are said to be doing well. The
owner Is erecting a boarding house for
workmen, and viii employ fifty hands
next season.
Twenty Or thirty years ago, say our
best physicians, no such disease as mania
patti, or delirium tremens was known.
The disease is caused principally by the
poisonous drugs with which all wines and
liquors of the present day are so abund-
antly dosed.
The Richmond Enquirer contains a
savage onslaught on the Hon. F. P Stan
ton, for his disorganizing course in the
Democratic caucus. We should not be
surprised to hear of an order for pistols
and coffee for two.
They are endsavoring to get up an
extensive silk house in Baltimore.
An experienced Hotel manager is about
to Visit Baltimore, for the purpose Of in
ducIng capitalists to erect a building
suitable for first class Hotel in that
city.
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The Murderer OF LIZA Iowa &c

CHARLESTON, Dec. Ga. NJ Ballow,
who was convicted !ew months since at
New Orleans Of the murder OF beautiful
young woman, his mistress, named Eliza
Love, has been sentenced to the State
prison for life.
The Governor Of South Carolina has
granted pardon to the white woman
who was ordered 10 be whipped in this
city.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GREEN T. SCOTT. Auctioneer
E>RAME HOUSES AND LOTS at Auct;on.-(

ERAME HOUSES AND L OTIS at Auction.-On
Il FRIDAY, the 9th instant, We shall eell at Sl%
O'Clock p. m, part of Lot No. 6, in Square No s25
with the improvements, which good two story
Frame House. The above described property fronts
on 18th street west, between Virginia avenue and
st. south.
After the sale Of the above property We shall sci
several small Frame Houses, on 5th between Z ar
1 stIs,tS, and on I'd, between D and E and 9th and
eth SITS.
Terms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest A deed given
and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancng at the
cost Of the purchaser.
The above mentioned houses are all nearly new
and per ons wishing to purchase such property will
90 well to attend the sale.
GREEN & SCOTT,
dec ID Auct;onaars
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Later from California.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. The FL Dorado
from Aspinwail is below. The Pampero
has arrived from Nicaragua with s4O0, 900
in gold. The Geo. Law left Aspinwall
for New York on the lSt with GOO pas
sengers and 81 ,500,GG0 in gold. The
Star of the West left San Juan for New
York on the lst, with Sl,50O,OOO in gold
and 400 passengers. The Golden Gate
arrived at San Francisco November 10th.
The news from California is unimportant.
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DIR. CAHADAVANT.

- q II q e y " d z " I > 7,
1ElNG compelled to remove from his old stand
ID on account Of the landiady making different
arrangements this winter be takes this opportunity
to inform his friends and the public Of Washington
and vicinity that he has taken convenient front
apartments on It'll street, f. where he will con
tinue permanently to perform all operations in D.
tai Surgery in the most scientific manner. He re
turns DIS thanks to them for the liberal patronage
he has heretofore received and trusts TO his reputa
ton and skill for the continuance of the same
All operations warranted.
nov 26-eolm%
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BEAUTIFUL SILKS And sHAwLs

fTALTER HARPER ! co. Pa. avenue between
w "th and 10th streets would take This method
OF informing heir friends, customers. and rurr!.a
s"rs generally that they have nov il. store choir,
selection OF modern and antique Silks for lrcirc-
made, dinner, anu evening dress also, great var
ETY. Of party and full dress goods received 10y tie last
steamer at New York. Ne have also aided largely
to our stock CT
Cashmere plai1 and mourning Shawls
Silk Mitts. EnIbd IIandkfs
kiG Cloves and Dress Fans
Also, plaid P"pin, plaid Meriuo plain Popn
MerinO, MousSelines, Cashmere
Laiirs Cloak Cloth
White and colored Fian,,cfS. Linens
pamask Diaper, Eapkirs, D3ylirs
Cotton and Linen Sheeting, Furniture CT intz.
dec }-eO3t
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II
On the part IF The C5ntinen'aI Guards.
Capt l. Smith, Lieut. W Tucker,
Lieut. l. Marceron, Ensign " f. Hornsr
Committee Of -4rranqemrnts
sergt Le2f1er, Sergt NJ Ruppel,
Ensign y. Happ. yeit,
John AngermGu.
FI1Or Managers.
ssrgt Neitz, Caspar Offinstine,
g Scbleagel, Jos Emmentrout,
Herman Boup
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Baltimore Markell

BALTIMORE, Dec g. l2N.-Flour is dull.
buyers only offer SG.6Ss for Howard s..
and City Mills Flour. Wheat declining.
White wheat 81 "a a SI.5S-l2 900 bush
els sold. White corn So O. cts; vel
low corn 60 Ga cts.-30. 900 bushels
sold. Butter in kegs - IA cts, in
rolls l. 10 l9 cts.
The steamer has not vet arrived.
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BY j. c. III CGC1N E, AUCtfaneer.
FyNEHEE SMALL FRAME HOUSES at Auction
1 On FRIDAY afternoon, December 9th, at hal:
past o'clock, the promises, l shall sell snug
twostory Frame Houses. the west side of AZ 81.
between and II streets south. containing each FIVE
rooms, occupied by good tenants.
These houses are situated in rapidly improving
part of the city and very desirable 70 persons
wanting small houses. an investment.
Terms: 0ne-third cash: the residue in six and
twelve months for notes satisfactorily secured bear
inG interest. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
dec 6-dtS Aurtinneer
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New York Mlrke.s.

New YORK, Dec. SIR. M.-Flour is
unchanged, all waiting for the steamer,
not yet arrived. 1900 bbls. sold. Wheat
is dull and prices unchanged. Corn,
10000 bushels sold at previous prices.
Stocks firmer and unchanged. Cotton
dull.
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The Ohio River

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Dec. 8, M.-There
are tour feet water in the river here; at
Wheeling five feet.
The Deptford Fire Co., have been de.
tanned by low water
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tNE u n @ SCUII, AuCtIOneefs.
HR0CERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY.
" the 9th instant. we shal! sell. a. the Grocery
Store Of Henry c. Neale. at the corner of Sth and
streets north- at 10 o'clock a. H. an excel ent assort
ment Of fresh Groceries. viz:
Brown and other Sugars. Cheese and lard
Tea and Coffee Of every description
Candles and Soap Tobacco and Cigars
Bacon, Fish. Crcckery ard Wooden ware
MplaSses, Vinegar
With a large assortment ST other Groceries, such
as are generally kept in retail grocery store
Terms cash. GREEN SCOTT
dec I'd Aucfinnearc
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Sailing Of the Careda.

Boston, Dec. THE steamship Can
ada left at noon to-day for Halifax and
Liverpool, with over one hundred passen-
gers and 1872 900 in American gold.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE ErENYEO Star
Insurance on the Humboldt

NEW YORK, Dec. So M.-The Hum
boldt and cargo was insured in Wall
street to the amount of $4,000. Both
nearly total loss.
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NEMOyAL-JlSTPu RI,;GI,

EMOEAL.-JuSEPH HIGGINS. .Geweler.
has removed his store To the iorth side of PENN
~tINa:1G Avenue. two doors vest Of Wilia1Gs Hotel
whore he i prepare % MAKE all kinds oftine Jew-l
~ With the Lest rlateri; and workmanship. pnrti
euler attention will lie rad 30 the reIaigng Of Jew
eiry with M atness ard durability.
=. H. have employed a con petant watcI-In~ k, r
no AL rcI@'r all kinds Of watches carefully AID
warrant lem 20 perfc rn wei. dee DIV =
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Ss- CCysUYFrI-S IND SPITTING ILOOp-See tie
Certificate Of Mr. Turner II. Ram-e;, for msny wears
proprietor Of tn Farmers Hotel. Fre!e-icksburg
Va aud late Of the City Hotel. Richmond Va
DR.. John MinRC. Of the City OF Richmond though
8 regular pLysi ian. and Of course Opposed to what
he called qusc'. m-,i ,Les obliged to saw that
It's good effects IN tie Of Mr Ramsey, were won
t@rful indeed.
lie had b"cn given up By s-TeFal physicians; had
tried most OF the quack neditiues, and was ON the
verge CT despair, well the grave when he TT ec
Carriers Spanish Mixture
We refer the public to his full and lengthy Ger
tifcate around the bottle, stating his cure.
ss"See advertisements
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FL Ak cUS-E Of tsrt - worth found q theory
and the arm If cuLciu i've ta"Ls that cluster around
THAI iclurar;.bi- -lar:.ion. l0Jtl tnIs German
Ri.trrs DrraaraI IN ir. G. VI. Jact sen, Iiatie pd,
r~t4i-iing - value tome and restorative are
puch a. ou.d prevent Incredibly Itself IF cues
TOWING its efficacy. In All Of disease Of the
stomach whether acute chronic il may I've IN
Inrnl-i f,r H. thing cordial and renoyatn. in
furuce. Dve.-,Sia heartburn, oss Of appetite nau-
sea nervous lreInofs rlayatIOn ard debility. &c.
are relieve by The B:ttsrs very short >lsce OF
time: and pprsry erar,t in their tsils 10
work a thorough cure
FGr sale hv Druggists evervwtrre.
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TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS

To PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS.
M have now on hand one of The largest stocks
w Of Dry Goods in the District, which We guar
ATTY TO sell cheaper than they be had elsewhere
in part of
A large quantity of Dress Silks, for evening and
street dresses
large quantity Of French Merinos, comprising
all colors, very cheap
large quantity Of French Mousselne do LANES
figured and plaid
large lot Of herinO PlaiiS
large lot of Bomhazins, Aipacas, and Velvets,
for Mantillas, all shades
Pelice Cloth, all cOlOrs
large lot of long Shawls
Cashmere and Bay State Shawls
Ribands of all kinds
Embroderies do
Velvet and ClotN Cloaks
Hosiery of all kinds
full and complete assortment OF Staple Goods
usually kept in our line.
dec 6--eo3F HALL RRO
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VARIABLE BUILDING LOTS FOX SALE-Dr
virtue IF deed of trust { n John r Bay ard
wiz. corded in liner J. A. s, No 50 folio SOL &c.
| will sell ut public auction, on the pr-mi.eS on
MONDAY, the 18th instant, at o'clock p. II all
tn" right and title Of said graBtors in and to Lois
Il. X, and Is. in square 625. Cabots subdivision.
Terms cash. ard al ceuveyancing 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 Gefaulting purchaser.
JOHN c. BRENT Trustee
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
dee 3-2t2w&,Is Auctioprars
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Rich Lace and Muslin Embroider-

EETAlTER HARPER & co. Pa avenue. between
~ 9tn anf 10th sraets will open this day
Large ard beautiful assor:rn- mt Of
iilna'on, Point. Limerick, GHmrure, Neckiin
Maltese, "nd ChaHtiiia Leces, n SITS
ta9"E, Ch"TiSe'tes. S'r,ves, c. liars. Caps
Scarf. Dress. Bridal veIIS
tLE'uts' Gays, Ra2tism.l Kotas aEl Srl:h.das.
in cm}roice-yd Muslin We have the saline yari.ty
II h Fey" add tiuuaI novelties
dec - -
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Es-T!,p ia l..,a!tr THOMPSON = daily engaged
in tskjEF those w".lderHli SIERLOsCDrE FOR
TRAITS. vi .s!l .sas'!r f.r Linn such cnvia-
BE reput-tior TitJHpSON has InaHy iHitators,
tdt hi> p;-t;rrs t.e ahead OF all rivalry II tine
publ" With fur p r. ryis Possessing ali the attributes
If TertoCti u. brilliant Tut unf,,d:rg LIT them try
THOMPSON. Is pictures. - Pope said Of his
friends, -" Viii bj. ON ~ thrir cDlGrs for thousand
yc--s. - His r-lary Is on Pennsylvania avenue.
Letwe, i y and 6si. streets Try him.
rcyfI-tf
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BALL o. THE UNITED CLUB,
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

iA1 take this opportunity tn give our frerds aud
" the pubic geueraiIy due notice that We hare
taken the large and elegant ligh:e store rorin
occupied by Ill. VI Shuse: / Co. il tn street. ihrea
!"ors no th OF Pes sylvaHia avenue" ard n order
reduce our stock OF well selected ana >scrtrd D!Y
GOODS before moving, viii e Elmenca tn-iay 10
sell every article a. greatly reduced prices and
many a. less than cost TO Cin~ them 0Gt. We ask The
particular attention ii ladies 20 cur stock Of
Fine a | wool Iltii Cashm"Ies and Mousse'irrs.
fancy plaid ard broctle Silks in very rich St1 l,s:
i4uleS tloa%inS Cloths, embracing ell The clini g
shad11. with lining silks 70 match. Also. a lot IF
Veive and doth tlras IF the latest STYLES and wh h
viii he sold at much less than the mar, pria. III
public respectfully invited to examine our stock
rs we warrant all goods bought at establishment
to prove as represented.
MAXWELL. SEARS & COLBY
Penn. av.. between 9Th ard l0;il streets
B-The store We how occupy is for rent.
a. .;
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THINGS EN- NEW YORK.
Neac YORK, December :. 1853.

Neac YORK, DeCenibpr I. 1853
There are great fears en- e.taned here Ly the
:''e"tS t" henn~t that he Will commit suicide Since
the endorsement % Inc administration BY the Demo
cratic majority 1t; Congress lie has not been the same
man He looks hageafd and Wild When alone he
talks to himself, idoc hy murIGriI: about s.th4
SE'nl!S-s'ool pjg'On-tr aii0r--Frce Soil Cabinet
Forrest letter. o'Iey aud the Cl-r!;Shp'' watc!I
tJS i'th placed over him -- nc may 10 something
d. iI@TIt-.
A morning piper in }ticing ihe Hera!I's flntas
' say = really an 'i~n2 "a witness the ugoies
u iiir hC1"h over IL" contempt displayed all is
THREATS the indifference manifested i'll regard all
IT'S HGiu-S, IN " dsinctun. il fair, fOalus at the
in;hih with rage OYER the ndispuahlr success of
Colonel fonry. ltravcs in most incolpr. LIT idiocy
under ihetred scGrn OF the administration. 1t as
his ana brsf"ch''s every mcmLcr Of the Cabinet in
tlI b'li II l. needed not. II appeal. George Law
md /" Edwin tf0.;v, TO Francis Cuiting and to
Nike wash, but AL IN vain. Walibfidse is not on
rand. Tweed Is deaf Ia its call. All forget IT, all
.h II, all mock at It's distress, while by one It's
bold assertions and pretty theories DISC away be-
fore the lI-!.t ~ the SIMPLE facts"
MI J"rIn Farrell, "t the firm az John Higgins i
TO- OF Ills city. Wi! shortly b. IN VaSbingtl for
t:'a P'r2" "a presenting II Mrs, President Pierce,
beautifully Embroidered cami,Tic handkerchief OF
ifi>n manufacture. The GrriTn consists OF a shin In
fuil >dil flags and other embplT.s at Cur couiItrv's
commerce. In each corner an earle holding IN lis
taInns TIE American she'll. surrounded hy clusters
of stars. The whole Is borirrrd By oak leaves and
dHc:E> ne needle work lSthat of til" highest order
and equals the finest French work and strongly ndi
cafes that France, vino has for long time stood
ft-eIt Mt i"r Etr embrodtrirS, viii soon have if
she has not already, powerful rival in Ireland IL
Is every way worthy OF the distinguished lady for
whom II IN intended.
The IND -rwr.i-rS have chartered the steamer
Marion. 10 proceed Ia Halifax for tie relief Oh the
Humboldt SHE is 10 leave this CITY 1T O'Clock TO-
MORO" morning IL VIII be seen by a tplecrapii,.
communication. dat the Underwriters of Boston
sent agr:I by The steamer that LETT tina. nnrt AT
noon IN Gdy
a great daE : work was done Tuesday at our
post Ollie 1850, letters and 2j1 IG2 newspapers
were received aad distributed.
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DOARDING.-Mrs E. T. DUvALL having COM
- pletsd the arrangement of her house, is now
prepared to receive hoarders by the day week. or
month. Her terms will be moderate, and every eff
fort will be maze to render her guests comfortable
Location near Y opposite Browns Hotel. over Hooy
err & Son s Shoe Store. nov 3O-3tsw2w
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"HI X II Y 400 barrels Westmorelacd
w County, Zeiqler, Magnolia, Sun, Eagle, and
Yann.see brands. For sale by
dec St b. |, SEMMES X BRO,
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GRAND MILITARY END CIVIC BALL
OPTHE
GE r NJ A E YEAGER
AT CARU SIS SALOON.
DEC M Nf.is 2G,h 1872

IfHk GERMAN lEAGEKs respectfully announce
that tn Y will give If their popular BALL
on MONDAY, December 18th, at Carusi's Saloon.
heinz their third Annual Ball
The Committee Of Arran gemants do not DEEM il
SSarS 10 say what they will do to make this the
most popular Bal o. the season. the public are
sell aware that the balls Of the Yeagcrs are always
done Gp' i'll tne style and they may rest assured
that no expense or trouble will ," spared t. make
this bali 20 OF With tie ecIot that has hereto
S2re characterized the Ball. Of tire Ky ayers"
The bail viii he opened ut 5 O'-iock. by a bronze
made, af or which sword will be presented To- Capt
q. A. Sehwartlman, Professor Prosppri's Band play
IN Tie GERMAN ieagers QuicksteI,' composed ex-
prrssly TO- them.
SUPPER can 'e had at any time between the hours
Of II and O'Clock.
The military are requested 10 appear in full uni
form
No hats or ea95 will be allowed in the room except
lie Military dress caps
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THREE. FOLD ATTRACTION ~

T3HE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION with Lectures
and Concerts will open TO NIGHT. in the new
building on 18th st. Lecture by Rev DR.. Bowling,
Of Philadelphia. l. v H. Crosby and lady will sing
some choice pieces on the occasion.
Tickets rs cents-to be had at the door, and at the
Bookstores.
Sea Bills. dec Sits
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BOARDING.

Mrs. MANNING having thoroughly reno
Vl waited and newly furnished her house. on 18th
between z nd streets will rent number of her
rooms to mess OF members others during the
session of Congress, either with or without board
The location is central and of the NEST desira-
BILE in the CITY. dec SITS
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LESSONS IN MUSIC AND FRENCH

"A fooNd LADY, educated In a Convent and &c
IA customed to giving instruction. in Mnsic On
the Piano, Guitar, and Harp is DESTROYS of ohts;n
Ing few more scholars, at reasonable prices les
sons Will also be given by lady in French. and
schosrs In both bra inches will be attended at their
the Music Store of Mr.. Davis, Pennsylvania avenue
near loth street. aud at the Bookstore of Mr. Shil.
iington, c,rner of Pa. avenue and ~ street,
dec 2-F&M2w$
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WANTS..

NTANTED-An active BOY between the age
w off and 16 years, to learn the Pyper-hauc
and Upholstery business. Enquire of L. F. Clark
Penn avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS.
dec S-1t&
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40 IL s. A 4 iC--Or exchange for rropertv III
4 Washington, GoorCetown. or Al.xaLdria i
very 4. ai.tjt' i Of Gd contaimE- IL e,rn. H.
ing IA Ai"yas .iI county. Va, about - mites west
ri G-"r"et own. INT n'lra he centre OF th.>
city, adjoining the land lately owne! by " A Bad
ley, Lsi. More tliar one half the land IS c1-.r,G
with gnD' wood nd chestnut timber. 1t i not
healthy Flacr ar} may H. maze beautiful Su,l-ar
residence. st!":n';ng fine view OF Georgetown ana
Washington. or profitable market aud :airy rsr
h" soil and situation wei adapted to the -rorih
II The vine and al kinds OF fruit Apply at this Of
See far further irfrruaii1n I0y lift
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HALLs AND PARTIEs-C4n lie sunrlied
- thfap With Cst Flowers and Bcquets OF b,.au-
uiui double Japonicas and other choice gre: rh use
movers, a Vi. Griffith Greenhouses IA 5th street
between h ard L. OR at lis Greenhouse corner OF 30
=. and =. nney lvania ayeDGe
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Fs5- TIE A1yiand Institute, have awarded VI EITE-
HVI snrt or t!e''; hi superior Daguercotvpes
iHaHin2 tie l11rtn Annual Exhibition at which lie
ne has received ir highest award given hy this In
5tltrte. Ii y"u want your likeness taken, 90 to
HiTEHtR-Ts. He make iikenesse2 not characters
II MS gallery hct~e-n Four and half and 9Th street
Pcnnsy wanna avenue.
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ZINE DRESS SHIRTS mrde to order.
l. and large stock of Undergarments, for Win
ter, selling off cheap, at HOPKINS, between Ma
uos al and Browns Hotels, ON Pa. avenve.
French Risbands for Shirts nov DIV
Wines.-Howard March Madeira
w Cogswell's Canary
Buccus, Pahetino
Lisbon, Burgundy
Ports of every variety, dry and sweet
Duff, Gordon, and Mopaz Sherry
Geisters Anchor and Bonche Champagnes
Sparkling Catawba and Isabella
For sale by
dec5-a B. J. SEMMES & BRO.