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DANCING ACADEMY

~ classes in Dancing on Tuesday. October H. =,
my Saloon. All tho new and fashionable dances
taught. Glasses IN Academies and private fau,ilir.
attended Ia.
Days of instruction: Tuesdays. THURSDAYS, and
Saturdays. Hours for You Ladies' from 3io 5: for
Boys, from 10 : and for Gentlemen, from Ia
9, p
{-My saloon il still for lease on reasonable tenn.
sep 10 LEWIS CARUSI
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OF FICIAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. Aug. -. 1853.

Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the six
per cent tccks Of the losn authorized by the act OF
April Il, 1872 and rcdcemale 3lst December, 1862.
and sso TO the holders Of the six per ce>t stocks o:
the loan authorized ly he act of uly, SIC, redeem
able 18th November. 1885, that this dcrar;m, mt Is
prepared TO ruTchssc At any time bctwccn the date
hereof and the first day Of December next, 10 the
tent of two millions of said stock in the manner ard
on the terms herein ftcr mentioned. to W.T.:
In case Of any contingent com petition. within the
amount stated, Ere will he given I'm order #
tim. in which the said stocks st either kind may Re
offered. The certificates dulr asSne, TO the United
States. must b. Transmitted 20 this department:
upon the recep whereof. a price will Ne paid COM
pounded Of The following particulars:
lst The par value amount specified in each
certifcatr
ID. premium Il u per cent. thc stocks Of
1872 re 'c~n,ablc in 1882, premium las The ca
may be- of So rcr cent. the stocks of 1876, re-
deemale in 1876
81. Interest thr par If the certificate from the
lst of July, 1873 TO the Date o receipt aud settle
ment at the treasury, with the allowance G5r the
money TO rea'h thc owner Of days interest in
addition.
Payment COR said stocks will lie InFr in craft. 81
the Treasurer Of the Urited States the assistant
treasurer at Boston. New York, or !hi adeiIhia ~
the parties may Sheet. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct 1o-ti;f Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TTOUsE-FURNI>HING H.rdware.

IL Important To Rouseisppcrs-Very superior
Table Cutlery, silver plated Abata Forks and Spoons
of extra quality fine sets parlor Shovel and Toncs,
common DO. Fire Dogs. Tenders. cuamelled ard
timed Saucepsns and Boilers. Griddes Spi1ers &C,
forming OF the largest a1r complete assert
msnt1 of Housefu rnshins Goods offered to the
public II. LINDSEY,
Pa. avenue between 9th and 1eth streets
next to Galt and Pros. Jewe,ry Store.
oc 6-eo2m-
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GAS FIXTUR rs.

rNliE Subscriber has hand and is daily receiving
/ from the celebrated factory of Cornelius. Par
ker X Co., Philadelphia, large and handsome rnl-
lie lion of CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, PEN
D.7NTS, &c., embracing all their new patterns
which he will dispose OF IT manufacturers retail
prices. Those ia want OF tiaS Fixtures will find il
Ia their interest ~ call AMI examine. patterns and
prices before purchasing.
Z. w. BDTEIER
sep t-cn.lm. iron Hall
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FRANCIS III. DAyREGE

IFURHERIH OF BALTINOKE,1
Attorney and COunsc liOr.at.Law.
DROPOSES to attend 10 Convpyaucins and other
L office business, together with the prosecution
of claims against the Government, for which ey-
perience of eleven years III various branches of the
gree.
His attention will be prompt and his charges mod
crate.
F. II. ID. may always he found during business
hours at the office OF his W ALTER DORSEY DAv-
IpGE, ESQ.,, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. on
Louisiana avenue, near the City Hail, and opposite
TO Fifth street. aug 4-eoly
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Mantels, Iron RaiIings, and Spring
MctireSseS.

THE Mantels are new, cheap. sud beautiful ar
/ tice, manufactured upon Stone. in imitation
OF the richest Marbles of the rare and de.ira-
bic kinds. In style and finish they stand unequal
ed, and nos injured by i, gas smoke acids
At the North they are b. coming extensively used
and give perfect satisfaction.
Builders AMI othsrs wishing to purchase are r..
que-tel to call and examine for themselves
Also, PIER SLABS To match the Ma lte!s of the
same material
IRON EMETERY ard other FENCING and
RAILfNGS.
Will be kept constantly on hayd variety Of pat
terms. for which orders will bc received and prompt
iy x-cuta.i.
Premium SPRING MATTRESSES, new article,
Tar superior to anything Of the kind now In
r. HASkINS. Agent,
Penn. avenue south side, near 10th street.
oct 15-tf
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C.H, MYERS. Gn.-Ett,rr.

NINTH street. one door from Pennsylvania nv -
~ rae i"Dy jrartiral ..a~ filter i. prttnr-d 20
nj up cat ECitE>. III IT ri.>. IHtT ATE OWE, -
LlAUS, STORES. Sc, at the shortest noti'-. In the
b~s: manner, md on reasonable terms.
sep Aim
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NOT1CE.-We are now opening one of the rich
" es. and best assorted stocks of FALL GOODS
from New York and Phsdephis ever brought to Thu
market We think it il useless for tn enumeratc
articles could not describe their richness and
beauty, but respectfully invite the attention of the
-public. HALL BROTHER.
sep 2l-aOtf
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A CARD.
To the Building community Of Washington

dnd as rtCrn,ty.
SNREDEeiCk F.. GEIGER, Master Builder and
Architect, respectfully thanks his friends and
the pihi,c generally tar past favors, and hopes TO
be t.lvored with their continuance as he is prepared
u execute all kinds of work in his line of b,sins nj
The shortest h"ice, AMI on the m0st reasonable
r"fnlS.
sic'Ni'i Hl-o make Plans, specifications ,ci,. Sn-
pr n'ni any kind vi work that may be puu si,s,
IlS care.
Pace OF residence on G. street, between 9th and
th streets ans IT,
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NOTICE All persons indebted to the late
~ firm of A. Davis Co, Grocery. 7th street are
urgently re4uastej t. call on the unde signed and
make immediate settlement of their accounts, and
thereby prevent the isagreeabe nee ssty OF passing
them into other hands for coercive d, asure> as the
business must be closed
Il. z. M0RSELI.. Trustee
La. avenue, opp. Bank of Washington.
sep la-eo.m-
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I HAVE constantly on hand splendid assortment
Il Of
Colts and Aliens Fire AMI six barrel Revolvers
Aliens Selfcocking Pistols
life, Saloon, Double and SinSs barrel. and Pocket
Pistols in great variety
Which / will sell to customers on most accommo-
dating terms
Persons are solicited 10 examine my stock before
purchasing, rs ii is lost complete, and l can of.
fer as reasonable terms as ans house in the city.
JN0. ". BADEN,
South side Pa. avenue, near 9Th street
oc S-eotiil Decist-
Nail. Gazette anil Rock. Journal
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SJACKEREL. HERRINGS,
vi GOLDFISH, CHEESE, DC.
go barrels New Nackrrrl
leo 10 IL. uinG-
-UtD lh-. CJ!fish
Jon boxes New l"!k ti:r--e
D .ip Pearl starch
80 do fresh Ground Code,
leo dos IL Rabbits Yesst row.iar
u do Pr-s!.o 4 M-rIiirs do
Ju-t received, Ter schooner fairfaN, fiym New
York. for sale by MURRAY sENNES
o. 1Nsost-
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FUNERALS.

70 III" subscriber IT. prepared y" q.
SA-Aa<--S end. AT the shortest n0ilcr. 20 niE
calls in this lire, ana viii spare pains 20 rsna'i
entire satisfaction to all who may desire assistance
IN performing the last tribute Of respect 10 Ill" G"d'
H"arSe always in readiness. Mourning Cap ''''
lnuds furnished when desired
The subscriber begs leave - call the aentnil h
the public Ia his ParENT CORPSE PRESERb II,
which has hcen already T. s,ed in the families o ~
"iai IN tins cuy, TO whom he can refer ~ w
its efficacy IN preserving the body from dccomI7''
ton for any isngth of period.
J. w. PLANT. u street
aug seely bet 9Th and l0fh street..
( tREEN'S Ink Eraser and Papt'
~ Ci"aner Tor Book-keelers, Clerks, aud l'r"'F
G"nt.emen-A new kind Of eraser AID rubber i~I
SUPERIOR 10 any article FIR the purpnse eve q
introduced ASIDE from its superior qusl ies d,
pencil clesuer, il removes ink and o her ssins WIN
with more facility than the p-lihsry scTaicT. ALL
leaves the surfac. OF the paper unhamet.
For sale 10y COLLINS BOVINE a CO.
litlI street. doors north OF Pennsylvania n'e"nf'
Branch Of stationer's Hal, la and l.6 lt"T
sep ls-eotf street, n. \.
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EINE CUTL withdrawing a iarr. VA.
l. riety nf very superior English Table KNIVES
aud FORKS, and SpOrtsmen's Pen and Pocket
KNIVES, Of the most rare and beautiful patterns,
for sale at the Very lowest prices at
ii. LINDSIEY'S.
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
oc6-eo2m next II Gait Bros
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

IiE Subscribers offer their services Tor the sac of
L REAL ESTATE in the District " Cclumb; J..
Mar, land, and Virginia. Office On the Wa sii. Of
street. few doors below the General Post Office
CHAPMAN LEE
sep Zs-lm* ADMIR- BRU6M
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Cloths, Cassimeres, vestinRs, SC.
I store a well assorted stock Of
l. Black, Green. Brown and Blue Cloths
Black French ana fancy co:or-d Cassim.res
Sill, Satin and Cashmrre Vestings
Gents adersh;rts aud Drawers
Hosiery. Gloves. Silk !iantk'f and Suspenlers
Also heavy Welch and double milled white Elan
mes, sai able for drawers
WM. r. RILEY,
Corner Sth street, opposite Centre Market
l7-eolm$-
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French NJ ertnos, Plaids, Mousse
LANES, &c.

LANES, &c.
IfREN c III Merinos, white, pink, blue, Tan, and
other coors
Cashmere and ell-wool Plaids. all qualities
frrrch Nou.selaiues, white and all colors
Printed MOus selsines. from 12I2 cents upwards
Fink. blue, white and black watercd silks, wide
Bi-ck Silks, all widths. black Alpacas
hI,clS-Bay State Mer;no, Grape, aud other STYLES
Together with general assortment of seasonable
Goods, 100 numerous tn mantion.
Cu:tOners are respectfully invited To give
call. WM K RILEY
Corner sth street opposite Centre Market.
oc ls-eoIm-
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Washington Branch E.aiirona.
5:Ssz.ses Is ~ 8 -

- 90 $500 s;sssEs - sSsss
IlRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
l. Leave daily, except Sunday, At and 8 a. IN.
81 and p
Tn Sunday at n. M. and D. IN.
The Train az p. L. Express, and stops only NJ
Annapolis Junction and Relay; the others all way
stations.
Trains at a. m. and 3h p. H., connect with An
napolis.
Traias at 6 Il. M. and p. H.. connect West.
Trains at and a. m. and p. IN. connect East.
Fare from Washington 10 Baltimore = D
Do DO do aRi return so
DO do Annapolis - -
Do do do ard return 30
The round trip tickets must in AL eases be pro-
cured ut the Office, and good for The day upon
which they nre issued. r. ii. PARSONS,
iv l6-tf Agent.
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Building Lots for Sale

@0sS
NOR SAIE.-A variety of CITY BUILDING
LOTS for sale in various parts u the city
Prices moderate and liberal credit will be given Al
80. VIII effect Insurance upon lives and property III
responsible Companies. Inquire of
MEERI.E s. WEIR
aug 2d3m Penn ave. he; =. and It'll, ST.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT. July 90. 1858.

Notice is h rcby given to the ho!ders of thu six per
cent stocks vi the United States Of the loan author
lied by the act of Sh of January ISL and redeem
able the 3Is of December, lSG. and Of tie loan au-
thorizeI by the az. of S!St Of March. 1915, and
deemabie seth June, 1865, that this department j.
prepared 10 purchase, At any time between the date
hereof and the lS day of December next. IL the ex
tent of the Of five mi lions If dollars of the said
mentioned To wit:
In case of any contingent competition. within the
amount stated preference Will be given in the order
of time in which the said stocks may BE- offered. The
certificates duly assigned to the nited Sts;es. mrst
he transmitted to this department: upon the receipt
whereof price will tc paid compounded Of the fol-
lowing particulars:
l. The par value ar il Icunt pecifrd in each Ger
ti;icate.
.. A premium on said amount Of twe.ty-one Ter
cent.
8. Interest on the par of the certificate from the
LIST of July, 1885. to the date of receipt and settle
msnt at the treasury, with the allowance (or the
money TO reach the owner) tf one days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will lie made IN drafts OF
the Treasurer Of the United States the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, Philalellhia "a
the parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct 1O-dtf- Secretary Of the Treasu
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Z. n. BOTELER, Practical Gas.Fit
ter and Plumb her.
Southuest cDrnsr of7tl

Southusst cnrn.r Of 9th and ID streets,
rs prepared at MI times to supply the public gene
L rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES. (
the latest styles aud patterns, on the most reason
abe terms.
ChurcheN, Hotels. public or private build
isgs. fitted W with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for Or. Killers Patent Gas Req,iroto'.
which for economy an! superior light, should b. pos
sesset By all oonsu,le-s of ,as. sep Eft
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I y ADDITION 10 our former large assortment o.
| Cloaks and Nantes, open this morn ing. =
Cloth FiiihTstrrS, embroidered: l. hrad.d Taliii%
These goods entirely different sty lcS from any
have had and ara com-iletHd very bcauti n and pr
ticularly adapted to the season.
oct 3-2m- CL4GETT. NEWTON. MAY eco
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

ever exhibited in this any other rity The rrpu-
ta:ibn of WiESENFELD. cGl.ue-te, l wi ;hs C,,th-
ing Trade for great number oil years is a known
fact by most every citizen OF tn" United States sni
the public encomiums. the rep, ated editorial notice.
Of the daily papers. well the awards Of Medals and
Premiums, has made WIESENFELD the Nipple Baf
the Clothing 7rJds: consequently those in want Of
Ready Made Garments can be suited TO their satisinr
:i1n, frm the fact that the purch has the largest
assortment in this rity To .el-rt from.
AT TIT LOWEST PIECES.
Boys and Youths Clothing.
WlESSNFEi.D a GO. have r0mrict.I arrange,
mrntS for Bo.S and Gouths' Co hing ~ every e.
strip ion. Their ..Ss rthleut in The above hraurh
will he Superior to my in this city, enG tie prizes
far l"-low those usu ill I'D; being ir;.rmilel 10
keep SUP. ror stock OF iha shove goods rpsleo-
fully solicit an examination fron rents fIl guar
tians, - We shall sell al crstics SOD i. i' Of
Youths and Boys Cio,Einc % per cent s,s iiianany
other house.
Mems Clothing
o. every description. rs I'm C..'a Ng3S, ~ ~
ca"r. for F.tfcea Dollars The fcuwinr n rs
portion Of the large stock alw;ys nn !aGd.
Fine dress Coats, rIaf:, Vests
" frock 4" BlIe Sacks.
Overcoats Of all kinds C-ssj.-.rre E..-tS
sack Goats, heavy Ia 49,! inE,>.
Fine Bu-iness Coats, Fsarc silk I.~ts
R.ue Frucks. Blue Ca-sim-rr i'-l''.
: Black Sacks, CD ,Tttl s'd>>iG.t EdiI-.
! Heavy Pilot Coats, pyercnat> III servant.
, Black poeskin Pants, FIR mens C,at>,
] F"h NcStS- 'sS>l:l''. f.stit-,
4 surtout Coats. TWcpi Pants.
/ SIN .e Breast Frocks, KerSrN C,.ai>.
. iir"wn Frock-, Drab .,actct>.
Satin Vests, Sn.rt- :lI Co.'rt..
! Fancy Cashmere Pants, Carp Be-,
/ Fancy Coatees, TruuE- nj isiis'->.
/ Business Goats. II.n.i.cg. ~ - CRY
/ fetersham Coats, Glove -. H. r.
1 I.amter Coats, Buc C,--i. ISr;-.
! Hunting Suits, t:rc.u & .dri Pms.
Felt Coats, Fi-c IiInn Shirts,
! Beaver Co tts, Overall. NC kr
Together with every article -, tie f'''un- i7'.
The pubic will bear in EIinl thst = lone ~.
every article at reduced prices.
BOYS CLoTIlNG-thn create; a-eort.nrr; 81 'fs
I 'owett prices.
WIESENFE!.B & CO. rlohiiers,
sep 2t-lm corner 1 u street and r.. sv'iu"-
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TO TIE iDN .:RS OF
ICE CREAM, COyF9CTI0NARIES, &


ICE CREAM, C0NFECTI0NARIES, &C.
VINHE AMERICAN ICECKi.tN VI. unp uf,ctured 10y
the subscriber from rur' Country cream, and
furnIsiei in anr Guantity. from one quart aud uy-
wars. nj 81 SO per gallon, and - IT, shortest notice.
PARTIES Dinners. aud Private Entertainments fer
piShed IN the mos. fas':ou.l 'e style, and equal
any in the Unit! state.
CiIARL0rfrT:USSE, FROZEN FRUIT
BLANC NAHGE, PYRAMIDS,
JELLIES, CAKES &C.
made to order " ever,
All oriers !cft ~ - lbs, under Ga,:shy's
Hotel. on fejnSyi - =S-BJi', sly he puuctuallv
attended to; whr- th-r" will u constantly kept on
han larS" and fresh assortment of FRUITS
CONVECTION .RIES. FRENCH BDX-BONS PRE-.
SERVES piCKLEsXc &c.
long experience it. the business enables the sub
scJlber II guarar;rs the utmost satisfsrtioa
OYSTERS Ia VARIOUS styles COFFEE, TEA, CHO-
COLtTE, GRsiEaT, snd other Refreshments can be
obtained II. all hours at the above saloon.
-ep29 IL ECKARDT
lust RECEIVED Layer Raisins, AL
~ mOnds. Lemons, Green Ginger, Madeira Wine
English Dairy Cheese, Hams, Lard Old Government
Java Coffee, and Scotch Herring.
J. r. RADCLIFFE,
aps 3-eotf Odd Fellows Hail.
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RED RIVER RAFT

Oct DIFF
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON:
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1853.
Louis Napoleon.

The world will find itself as much occu-
pied for the next few years with the
remarkable fortunes of this man, as it has
been astonshed during the late Olympiad
at his wild success. The acknowledged
head Of a great nation Of thirty five millsns
of people; all, like the Kentuckian, "feeling
wolfsh about the shoulders for the want Of
a fight" himself burning for military re-
nown as ardently as his people,-the won
dering world ask, What will he do? An
army of half million soldiers, a large and
excellent navy, and the national finances
in good condition,-whom will he pitch
into? We also ask, Is it England, who
broke down his uncle? or will he make a
dash eastward, annex Belgium, and reform
the Confederation of the Rhine? Does the
conquest of Spain or Italy allure him? Or
is it colonies that he desires for France :?
Morocco and Egypt lay before him, con
tiguous to Algeria. Possibly his attention
is directed to America Mexico, now in an
archy-Cuba, in servitude-Buenos Ayres,
in the iron hand of q revolutionary chief
Hayti, once the appendage of France-the
Canadas, that force wrested from that en-
pire century since, aud half of whose
population are as French to-day as they
were then. We look in vain to the debates
in Congress for any information. Even the
New York Herald, usually so wise and ON
niscient in diplomacy, is blank. All agree
that he is going to war; none agree as to
whom lie is to fight. Perhaps the United
States are his object. He could hardly find
within the circle of the world a commerce
more valuable, a navy more weak, cities
more rich and less defensible, or Govern
ment less inclined to prepare for the pro-
lection of our wealth and our honor, than
exist here.
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We were seated in the smoking rooms os
Milliken's celebrated eating-house, eniov.
ing eur cigar. In the room was Mr.. PopA
a gentleman who had written and said muob
against tobacco.
''Your smoking is offensive sir very ~ said
Pope addressing himself to Blunt.
"Ah /! is it, is it ?" asked Blunt, polit4Ir
then Immediately changing the tone os
his voice, he said-"then ID you, nor. -
He did move.
Would hare has acay.-My friend Steut is
upon the whole, a good fellow; but Stem,
has his "weak point" he will get ''cornedn
There are many graduatiOns as well as
de- graduations in the scale of inebrietv-
don't ask me how l know-and Stout w;n
pass through 'em all With astonisbipc
rapidity. First he would be clever. HI.
bosom would swim with the "mlk of human
kindness" then he'd be
''Jolly ana glorious,
Over the ills of life victorious"
Lastly, he'd be savage and obstinate as =
bear. He was son time" Christmas
About u o'clock in the morning he brought
up at old Ben KS saloon. His friends
tried to get him out in the air; Stout was
in his obstinate mood and wouldn't 90
His friends, tired of coaxing and vexed at
his obstinacy, at last told him tkat he must
60 out and take the air; and proceeded to
carry out their threat in manner which
convinced Stout he was not stout enough to
resist so he cried out
Eyes, I'll go out, but ID me if I take
the air.
Bg A clown went to the clergyman Of
his parish, and told him in great consterna.
ton that he had seen a ghost.
"Where did you see it ?'
"Why," said Diggory, "as was goin',
an please your reverence, by the church,
right up against the wall l seen 4 ghost"
"In what shape did it appear ?"
'For all the world like great ass"
eco home and hold your tongue" said
the Clergyman "you are timid creature,
and have been frightened at your own
shadow
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL

At Carusis Saloon, Monday Fec. I, 1858.
THE WASHINGTON IGIIr INFANTRY respect
fully announce that they have engaged Carusts
Salon for the purpose of living Grand Ball on
MONDAY NIGHT, Feb. Z, 1893
To those who wer. pre- ent at the Ball on the 18th
of Janusry We refer a. to whether the promises to
make it the lest ball that has been given for years
was complicd with And it is the intention TO make
this equal if not surpass that bail
Tickets 81. to be had at rhe usual res.
JOSEPH b. TATE,
JOHN F TUCKER,
JAMES KELLY,
JOHN W. MEAD.
J. X. MARSOLETTI,
JF. MITCHELL,
JAMES A KING,
WN. L. SPALDlAG,
P. H.DUBANT
Committee Of Arrangements.
VIM, ", a Kwx. Tn~a.ren jan o.
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r. Boarding

Re- BOnrdtOg.-Gentlemenw will find the best
of board at Copps Pavilion, for $3.50 per week, or
board and lodging on reas nable terms Gentlemen
can be accommodated with baths at all hour, sup
ply of hot or cold water always hand only p cts
a single bath.
jan 22-lw Louisiana ave- near 9Th ST.
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Sc Joe shiIitngton receives all the

new DO ks and newspapers as fast publ shed lie
is agent for Iarpers and all the other Magazines and
our readers will alwaJ find large and good assert
ment of blank books and stationery his book store,
Odeon building, corner of ~ street and Penn. ar.
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BIr The extensive property known as the
Bible House; lis Nassau street, New York,
was sold on Wednesday, for $1O5, 900; the
purchaser was NJ. c. Plat, Esq. The So
ciety Library Building, at the corner of
Broadway and Leonard street, brought
1921, 800.
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Rr Handsome Rooms.

RB- Handsome RoOms.-Two neat and
convenient ,ooms, one arI,r and OF bedroom can
be obtained asonsble terms, if aspiration is
made immediately, at he house known as Buffers
Hotel" street, hear 18th, south side.
jan 25-tf
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Sc Have you seen those beautiful

Lace Berthas aud Chcmisettes at .TE'S? No. Why
yoa ought by all mea s. There is also to be
Muslin Embroider' Caps, Meriuo Embroidered Scarfs
Lace Embr idered Caps, Fancy Dress Caps, Evening
Head Dresses, Sontag Sleeves, and beautiful lot q
Embroideries ian 2i-
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E@ The Partisan miliners are attempt
ing to introduce the straight corsage, with
out point at the waist; but points still
remain in favor.
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Ca Whttehursts GalIery.-Where the
best Dagucrreotypts in this city, in the world, are
made. is on Pennsylvania avenue near four aud a.
hat street
lie has splendid assortment of gilt frames, Lock.
cts, and flncy cases. just received call and them
jan %