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M A RI En-

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. John c. Smith,
Mr.. JOHN KERR to Miss SUSAN SAUNDERS ali
of this CITY.
On the 18Th instant, by the Very Rev. VIM. Mat
thews, Mr. WALTER NJ. HUMPHREY TO Miss
ANN ELIZABETH REED, ali OF this civ.
On the l4th instant. BY the Rev. DIR. Peck BENZ
r. GC to MAGGIE J. MORSELI4. all Of this civ
On the 18th instant, i'll Ovensbnro', Kentucky Mr.
fRhMClS NJ, SHRADER to Mrs. MARGARET
"hIff ii, daughter of the late Hon. j. Calhoun
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60 FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be.

G. FOR REF 1.-THE BUILDING now be-
A:M ing finished, on the northeast of eth ST.
and Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The first floor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment, Of marble, with vaHlts. &c, and
stores 9TH street. The basement is constructed
to embrace all the modern conveniences for Res
taurant, in connexon with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters provisions DC. The restaurant COM
munlcates both from in and ont doors with the Sc
cond story, which is composed Of four rooms, COM
municatng through ample folding doors, fer the &c
eommodaton of either large or small private parties
Should the second story not be taken in connexion
with the restaurant the will be rented for of
fees The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent of the building and is we'll adapted for n
CONNEXIONS billierttroom for three tables. The
fourth story embraces the whole extent Of the build
ing, and is well adapted for printing room or ar
mory, end if not rented will he reserved for meet
ing or exhibition Gas and water and all the
mofern improvements have been introduced on
each floor of this building, and its position situated
in the very heart Of the most business portion OF
Washington, must insure large profits TO competent
tenants. Apply to. or address,
s. c. BARNEY,
street, between 9th and 18th SITS, Washington.
sep 17-eotf-
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

NOR RENT-Three or four very desirable fur
Il nished ROOMS, ON Missouri avenue, three doors
west OF street. Hotels and boarding houses very
convenient Enquire as above. J. y. WALKER.
dec lh-3t
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BREAD. CAKES, PASTRY, &c.

CHAELES W. HAYBNER, Baker and CONNECTION
~ er. c street, between az aud 9th streets, has
constantly on hand large assortment of ali tbs
best articles usually kept in bis line
Pound and Fruit Cakes
Sponge, Jelly, and Citron Cakes
Tea Cakes, great variety
Best family Bread and Biscuit, fresh every NOR
ming and evening.
Goods delivered in any part Of the city free of all
charge.
ANY article sold by me which does not give salts.
faction can he returned and the money refunded.
dec 12-eO3t
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pRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS
ID 2casks superior old Brandy
casks A1edingo Brandy
10 quarter casks Port, Madeira, Sherry and
common Wine
30 barrels old and common Whisiley
70 baskets Champagne Wine, (Max Sautern)
10 dozen VOLTS Aromatic Schnapps
$1,000 Cigars, of various brands and qualities
Just received and for sale by
sAM'L BACON Co,
Corner Of eth street aud Penn. avenue.
dec 1a-e06t
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Judicial Election in South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Dec. ll.-Robert Mon
roe was elected Judge yesterday at Co.
lumbus, vice Frost, resigned.
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Fs- Now Is THE rI'E.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMBS GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remeEAbered q I'd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying al
ways attsins it. The accounts for the success of
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
all weathers. dec
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Rs- CLEANERS HONEY SOAR, London. very supe.
ror article for the toilet. CIeaTtr's musk scented
brown Windsor Soap. Lows genuine brown Wind
sor Roussels Shaving Cream and Toilet Soaps
White Windsor and CASTLE Soaps, very old. Trans
parent Wash Balls And great variety of chea per
soaps For sale by the package or retail by H. D.
GILMAN, Druggist. dec 15-tf
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING Star
Another Filibuster Movement at Few Or.
leans.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 13.-There are
rumors here Of the fitting out of new
expedition of four thousand men against
Cuba, and that it will be ready by the
middle of February. 1t is said thot Gov
eminent has been apprised of the move
ment.
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a1- Joe ShiiIington receives all the NV
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fa>tas published. He
Is agent far Harper's ard all the other Magazines
and our readers VIII always find large and good as
sortment OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner OF street am PENN
syIVdnIa avenue. aug 10
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BY J. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

CARRIAGE AND FOUR at Auctiop.-on SAT-
~ CRDAY morning, Dec. 18th, at II O'Clock, in
front Of my Auction Rooms 1 shall SELL
One pair matched grey Horses
One do black Mares
That have been driven fourth hand, together with
q strong built country Carriage and Harness com.
plete Sale peremptory.
Terms cash in par funds.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
dec I'D Auctioneer.
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E?eA FOR RENT have several furni she'd houses
snsa for rem, pleasantly located. Small families
ssAwithout children can be accommodated at ST5
500, $50, and $500 per month.
Also, several furnished rooms, with or without
board.
Apply to j.. n. STRATTON,
dec 9-d1w Auctionpcr
"a FOR SALE OR RENT-The cottage built
LII brick house, NJ street, near 18th sIeet west
Immediately in the rear Ct Franklin how. and only
seven minutes walk from the Treasury Building.
contains rooms, besides kitchen, pantry, and Gel
lar is of the most convenient houses in the city
Water in the yard, stable and carriage house. and
large lot attached. Possession given immediately
Enquire at Room No. Is, General Land OfficN.
dec 13-eO3t L. A. TSCHIFFELY.
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The Cholera at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE deaths
from cholera huring the week have been
Ill.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY ITEMS,

Criminal CbBTt.-In the case of DR.. Gardiner, one
rfthe Commissioners, Mr.. EvaRs, who adjudicated
the claim under the treaty with Mexico, gave eyi
dence today, which substantially the same as
rbat given by the wness the former trial. He
was examined by Mr.. Fendal, the late District At
,orurv who is engaged to assist in the prosecutions
add eroSs-cSamned by tIr. Bradley, one of The coun
RI for the defence.
Yesterday, Mr.. Myer gave his evidence, but it
was after the Star had gene to press. II contained
however, nothing of new interest, being merely
repetition Of former testimony. There were not
many spectators III court, did the affair seem To
excite much curiosity. In the course of the trial,
some fresh evidence, viii, however, be brought for
uari by the prosecution; namely that of the COM
r,.sluuerS who visited the spot of the presumed
nne- by order OF the United States Government.
Smith ,oHiGn 1Hstitution.-Llst ght DIR. J. Law
renee Smith delivered the second of his course o.
lectures chemistry, in the theatre of the above
mined Institution. The subject was the elements
ofthe atmosphere, comprising Oxygen, nitrogen and
7zcnc, oxygen in its allo'ropic condition. Iwould
be needless TO add, that the lecture was very inter
s-tinC, and that the subject was well explained BY
the talented lecturer Not The least instructive mart
~ the course of lectures, are the practical expert
r,Cnts made Ivy the Professor, TO illustrate and ex-
PLAIN the subject that he l. treating Chemistry is
sieCt of such vast utility, and eHters much into
~. most common minutia of domestic life that
knowledge OF its clements ought to be understood by
one. No course of lectures can be popIl-
lar than this course at the Smithsonian Institution.
MetroroIitGn Mecharics' Iustitutc.-To- night,
lecture will be delivered by Professor Whitaker on
the ohec; and nature Of the School of Design which
intended to open for instruction, under the au p
ces Of the above named society. The lecture will be
delivered at the rooms of the Institute on Pennsvl-
vars avenue and all who feel interested are invited
tn attend. From the knowledge OF Mr.. Whitaker on
the subject, very Instructive lecture may be ex-
pectcd aud the object Is ofsO great importance thai
II requires no comment at our hands. school of
design Instituted in our city, will be Of vast benefit
and would be of great utility To have similar place
Tor instruction in all the large cities of tbs United
States, particularly in the manufacturing districts.
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Centre Nertet-Ths very large supply of provis-
ions COPING to this market from the surrounding
country, has caused quite fall OF the prices Pork
selling this morning at SIS 30 per 100 lbs.
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CARUSI'S SALOON.

URANU NUCAL CUNCERT.
MADAME ELIZABETH DANNSTROM
's'HE celebrated late Prma Donna of the ROYAL
Theatre of Stockholm will give her first concert
at Carusi's Saloon. on SATURDAY EVENING, De-
cember 18th, assisted by Mr.. Lowegren, an eminent
Swedish Pianist, and Mr.. Danustrom, highly
praised rytope, from the same ROYAL Theatre.
Tickets 80 Cents-Reserved seats Fl
One gentleman with two ladies reserved seats 81.
The tickets for the Reserved Seats will be had at
MIR. Richard Davis Music Store alone
dee 14-2t#
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Pubic hnProremcats.-Th public and private i'm
provemen;s that are how going on are not confined
to The densely nha bted parts of the city alone there
are several others being actively carried on in the
EeighboTlng precincts. One of these is situated
about three miles from Washington. between here
and Bladensburg, where Mr. Clark Mills is erecting
4 workshop, and making other extensive improve
msns. Ii Is much 10 be desired that public accom-
modauon would be commensurate with private en-
teTprlSe, SERIOUS complaints being made of the
state OF the bridges at the last named place which
are said TO be III a very dispidated condition.
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DIR. CAEADAVANT,

S UR q EON ENLIST,
DEING compelled to remove from his old stand.
ID on account Of the landlady making different
arrangements this winter he takes this opportunity
to inform bis friends and the public OF Washington
and vicinity that he has taken convenient front
apartments on 9Th street. near Z. where he will
unue permanently to perform all operations in Den
tai Surgery in the most scientific manner. he ne
turns his thanks TO them for the liberal patronage
ne has heretofore received and trusts TO his rputa
ton and skill for the continuance Of the SEINE,
All operations warranted.
nov 26-eolms
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EPPLESi APPLES!

A pples: Hpples.-lIas been received by
~ PECK WEED, on Louisiana avenue, near
the corner of 10Th street. and opposite the old Gas
House, 500 BARRELS CHOICE APPLES. For
sale by the barrel or larger quantity.
dec l2-dlW*-
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ELEGANT RICH FURs
TODD g. CO, Browns Hotel, Pa. avenue. in
j wife the attention to their extensive and unr-
vailed assortment of
DIES FURS
OF every rip.ion-consisting OF Long Flat Boas,
Palatines, Polmase VictOrnes Pillerines, Cuffs &c
in
RICH HUDSON BAY SABLE
BAUM AND STONE MARTIN
ROYAL EKMINE
FITCH MARTIN
MINK DO
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
BLACK LUSrDLI
And other styles, recognized by taste and fash
ion. dec q
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RTe'rer's Panorama continues as attractive rs
ever, ard draws nightly large numbers of spectators
tn view its attractive and graphe display. Seated
comfortably i'll Odd Fellows Hall. our fellow ci1i
Gems can travel along the shores Of the LAX that
form the northern boundary of our country and view
their varied wonders. In the course of a few.
minutes, we are carried from the Falls of Niagara
down south To Kentucky, to view that natural won
der, the Mammoth Cave, and then transported in n
tUnkng across the Atlantic to behold the exterior
and inside OF building no longer III existence the
crystal Palace OF London, with lis rich and magn-
cent contents. of all the RATIONAL and painless
pleasures, this is one of the most Instructive We
must not omit mentioning tile singing of the Misses
AvOnGale. which adds new zest to the exhibition
Remember, there are bu; three more exhibit ons-
this evening, to mOnow afternoon and evening
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ATTENTION, "sT. CLAUS"
COMMITTING NICE FOR THE H0LIDAYS-R
~ l.. d A. Stuart's New York celebrated Steam
Candies in pound and half pourd paper, neatly put
up at their establishment Maillard's French Can
dies and Chocolates.
The above Candies and Chocolates are from the
best establishments in this country and warranted
Also, l case # very beautiful imported Sugar
Toys, which are small and the greatest variety Of
costumes, ''Cupids," animals, &C. TT
KINGS Family Grocery.
dee l3-eO2w Corner 18th and sts.
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DISLEY'S VARIETE.

DISLEY'S VARIETE.
IL Last night but two of MIR. W. r. GOODALL.
Miss GERTRUDE DAWES.
THIS EFENLNG will be performed
THE LADY OF LYONS
Pas de Bloomer by Miss G. DAWES
Song by Miss DE FORREST.
To conclude with the farce of LOLA MONTEZ
Prices of Admission :--Orchestra chairs IS cents
dress circle, 80 cents; gentleman accompanied by
two ladie :. 81: family circle % cents
Doors open ut u -commence at u O'clock.
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WANTS.,

WAN TED-A young lady, to take charge of
w a school, in the nejgbhorhood Of Bladensburg.
Address, post paid, IS c CO Bladansburg.
dec To-
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Il RE" ARD-And no questions asked. for
~ l. the return to the irving Hotel, of n black
velvet Watch case with fringe border.
dec 7.3-2t
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Snlithsonicn I,ditu;e.-The lecture season has
now fairly commenced, and the anxiety to hear the
several gentlemen who lecture, is erinced by the
throng that fill the amphiiheatre. Unfortunately.
th1 is limited in dimensions to accommodate
al who wish to attend. In view of his fact we
would ask the Regents, those who have charge OF
the matter, whether Il would he well TO establish
-Hme rules for admission. Would not be well for
the comfort of those capable of apPrecatng the treat
offered them. 10 keep o1t babes IN and children
under twelve years Of age And what would be
the effect o dISnIs~lng those Young gentlemen who
beat the devils tattoo with their heels and thus raise
clouds OF DUST Ia tie great annoyance of their more
quiet neigibOT~2 ]; would really seem that come
parents send their children TO the Institute that rev
may srt shut of them II such il the case let
collection be taken up AT the door dcrfay the ey-
peDse of nurses for these darIing, and al the same
umc sufficient funds could be realized 10 -crd the
e28es 10 the theatre, where they can practice their
Prcpen>ities to their heels content
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DROOms, BUCKETS, &c.

DROOMS, BUCKETS, &c.
Id - dozen BrCOms
- do Painted Buckets
% Nets Willow Baskets
10 do Painted and Cedar Tubs
) Bales Alicant Mats
dozen Jute and Fancy do
lUp gross Matches
For sale by
SAMUEL HAMILTON & Co
dee io-tO3w. Pa. ay. opposite Jackson Hail.
MOTTO e TO LAND HOLDERS IN ALEXAN-
y bkIA, VA.-A!l persons residing in the Dis
u't ~ Columbia. Tho real estate in the city
aud county OF Alexandria hereby notified to call
immediately and pay the same, otherw Use they will
he returned delinquent, and thereby cause them
much trouble and expense. "A word 10 the wise il.
suiacie2t' T.. SANGSTER, d g.,
Alexandria county, Va
sle1andria. Nov Hiber 18th, 1858
'tr' l0-fG.5t
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
IN Third week of the RAVELS
THIS EIENLNG will be performed
THE FETE CHAhIPETRE.
To be followed b. the ballet of
FLEUR DE MARIE.
The whole to conclude with
THE SOLDIER FOR LOVE
The evenings performance to commence with
KISS IN THE DARK.
Prices of Admission Dress circle raruuet and
third ter 90 cents; reserved and orchestra seats IS
cents; family circle and coore'i gallery % cents.
Doors open ut ca, to commence at O'Clock.
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"ANTED-AM 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 market
garden, with such assistance in the of labor
he may need fair wages and share of the sales will
be given. Apply early at the "star' Office. No one
need apply who cannot bring satisfactory recommen.
dations as to character and competency.
dec k-tf
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IsOrins.-A. number of the ':iancy men" who
were here TO operate on the 'grecm uns, have de
cided to leave the city there being many eyes
tnr them TO operate safely. We hope the balance
will follow.
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HATS! HATSM HATS !G-Of the latest fashion
l. and most approved styles, full assortment
now on hand at LANES Fashionable Hat and Can
store, Pennsylvania avenue, near II st.
do. 0-I2,r
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

MUsIVhL IHsiEJ II{.E4s.
A LII persons In want Of Musical instruments will
"A do well to call and examine our very select as
sortment of Guitars. Yioips, Flutes, AccOrdeons
BanioS and TambouIiues.
Also, Tuning Forks, Pegs, Bows, Rosin, Italian
Strings &c, all Of which We will sell at remarkably
low prices. j. ELLIS.
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
nov %
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He'd for Ccmt-TLis morning, John 7. Waters,
OF Virginia. hel0 10 bail for court for an assault
and battery on VIM. Sissel. They are both boat
men, trading TO this city, and the of their diff
Guilty was tale bearing to young ladies in that
STATE.
NcticHot Ihcatrs.-Tbe performances this evening
viii consist If two pieces By the Ravels, who arc
now in the third week Of their engagement-"The
Fe;e Ch1n'petre" and "Fleur de Marie;' and com
nienCe with the kiss in the Dark"
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NOR SALE-A FARM, in Fairfax county, Va, Is
l. miles from Alexandria, laying on the OK road,
between Fairfax Courthouse aud Occoquan Mills,
about miles from Berk's Station on the Railroad
1t contains about 2z2 acres, good stream of water
runs through it, between three and four hundred
fruit trees, dwelling and out houses, and well tim
b2red. FoT isfol nation apply to
WI. WASHINGTON.
dec - Cap;tol Hill,
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p. J. STEERS
TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS

TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS.
M L have now on hand one of the largest stocks
w Of Dry Goods in the District, which we guar
anty to sell cheaper than they be had elsewhere
consisting in part Of
large quantity of Dress Silks for evening and
street dresses
large quantity Of French Mernos, comprising
all colors, very cheap
large quantity Of French Mcusseline de LANES
figured and plaid
large lot Of Merino Plaids
large lot Of Bombazins, Alpseas, and yelvetf,
for Msntillas all shades
Peoe Cloth, all colors
large lot of long Sbawls
Cashmere and Bay State Shawls
Ribands of all kinds
Emhroideries do
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Hosiery of all kinds
full and complete assortment OF Staple Goods
usually kept in our line.
dec 6-eo3F HALL BRO
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RGsiordy.-A OF this Mind was tried Yesterday
before Ju'tice Smith. The parties, Rosa Collins
and john MarOncy. are both Irish and both good
looking After hearing, Maroney gave bond for
the support of the child.
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.7coidGt.-We regret to learn that Mr.. Vincent
ono OF the talented actors IT RisIey'S Variete fell
from horse yesterday while enjoying ride through
the city. lie L. severely cut about the head and
face
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ID L 4 ID .

In Frederick city, Maryland, on the 18th instant al
the residence OF her father, Or. William TYLER. Mrs
81 San r.. PECK, wife of o. 5. Y. Peck, ESQ., of
washington city, IN the 2sth year of her aye
At Oakdale, Harrison county VIRGINIA on the 7,b
Instant Mrs SARAH JOHNSON, wife OF The Hon
Joseph Johnson, Governor of the State of Virrinia
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IH0R RENT.z,fgsery comfortable and convenient
Il House, on Dstreet, between 9th aud 10th, con-
tanning nine rooms. and having yard front and
rear, planted with shrubbery and choice fruit trees
There is pump in the yard Possession given 1st
January. ". A. HARRIS,
dec 14-3t& L street. between eth and 10th
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Mount Vernon Ciiih BGH.-To night, the Mount
Vernon Club give their first ball, Carusi's Saloon
which we have doubt will be well attended
From the eAertiOns that have been made by the OK
ecu'ive committee TO render everything complete.
there VIII be nothing TO complain of ON the score OF
comfort and accommodation. There Is a capital
list Of managers, good band Of music has been
provided Tor the OCCASION and excellent caterer
Nlr. HImmer>y, Will furnish al; tfFt is requisite il,
the shape ~ creature comforts. This is the time
or year to enjoy The pleasures OF the dance and he
must be an old fogy indeed who could remain indie
ierrnt 10 the eliminating sounds al music or the
bright eye OF woman. This Is the ball season. Dor
eTceiieHee, and our friends should not let pass bv
The occasion OF spending pleasant evening. The
old maxim OF the epicuFeans was cGrpe die1n-now
or never.
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convenient. Enquire as above. J.". WALKER.
dec LAST
A 7 PRITATE SALE FGlttGb{e Fdrm.-The I'M
n dersigned has heed authorized by a deed of
trust duly executed and recorded to sell a very de
sirable farm of 60 OF land. in Fairfax county
Va, within u miles from Washington city, and 5
miles from Alexandria.
There is upon the place comfortable farm house
and an orchard of good fruit.
For price, terms, and PARTICULARS apply to
VIM. II. WARD, Trustee,
Office over Todd & Cos Hat Store
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ITALIAN OPERA

CONSISTING OF FORTY-TW0 PERFORMERS.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLYg
Under the able direction of SIGNOR l.. ARDITI,