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1 CARD.-Thr UNDERSIGNED

4 CARD.--The undersigned would most r..
"a specially inform Lis customers that their re
spective accounts will be rendered by the 18th in
slant and he Therefore confidently trusts that they
Will call and settle the either by cash or note
by the first of the New Year.
On hand large and well selected stock Of season
able DRY GOODS all of which will be sold yerv
low as the season is advancing.
WIN. r. RILEY,
Corner Of sth st , opp. Centre Market.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

VNOR RENT-A large parlor and four bedrooms.
L furnished.
Also, ether rooms if required. Location on 10th
street. fourth house north of Pa. av, wes: ride
dec 3o-2t&
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Fg- Why HIVE We TWO EYES That was the
question which Mr.. WHgArsToyE entrapped nature
into. answering, In III. new theory Of vision. In
June, ms, Prof. NHHATsToNE detailed the true
theory OF hlnocunr vision together with a descriu-
ton IN diagram OF his illustrative apparatus which
ne first called the STEREosC"pE (after two Greek
words, meaning Solids see,H for which, in 1910.
Ia was awarded the RoyH IHriaI Its practical
utihty has been overlooked until very recently it
has been applied tn Daguerreotypes. WHITFHURST
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
angles and also in the rooriug by which they suner
seis anythinS we have yet aeen in Photography We
*dNise MI who have not them to call at his Gal
lery over the store Of Duva Bro near four and
a half street
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~ All Norslists and Speakers, who desire clear
strong and sweet voices, should make frequent nse
Of Bh'-' Compound Cod Iivpt Oh Cen,iv. Til.
agreeable remedial agent Strengthens the organs Of
the throat and lungs. and frees air cells from all
distractions: thus giving the Dice its free aud at
'irsl scope and mpass.
Don't fail TO give it trial if you would excel as
vocalist or orator.
This Candy nerd' hit I ir trial 10 ronvfnre the
most skep'csl Of it's superior excellence
H. ID. GILMAN, Druggist is the ONLY arpointed
Agent
p. s-As remedy for whooping cough and the
dry barking cough to which croupy c. ldren are
subject, il has equal.
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READY-MADE.

NFE have q large stock If the best quality Coats
W Over. Dress. and Business Talma CloakS &c
Pants and Vests Of rlch and fiuc material of the Ia
test styles, and well made up. Gentletrru Wishing
a suit for Immediate use rely upon getting
good article.
Also, Goods to mike UP to order, IF the newest
and best style. maize, ans: finish
Fine Shirts do Wooen. Merino, and SILK
Also. Drawers, Stocks. Ties, Neckerch els
Best kid Gloves, all eolors
And many other pretty and desirable articles for
the shs,on. Al at the owest prices
5UUSa & OREM,
Merchant Tailors Clothiers bIowis' Iotal.
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ARRIVAL Of THE STEAMER AFRICA.
THREE D.qrs L.sTER FROM EUROPE

Resignation Of Lord Pslmers.oa-Lcss oftne
Turks in the late Naval Ba.tlo Exsycer-
ated-Rumcred Defeat Of the Turks in Ar
meria-Prussian Army Crossing the Turk
nh Frontier-advance in Breads.uffs, &C.
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II i T. II

In this city, on the Both instant. MARY MILES
OF Somerset county. Maryland, in the 73i year of
her age.
{1+ The funeral will take place on to morrow
(Fnday) afternoon. at O'Clock. from the residence
OF A. X. Hewitt. Esq.
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&@i FOR RENT-A large two-story frame House,
Ea situated at the corner of A and 9Th st. Island
The house contains rooms. Possession given i'm
Apply at this Office.
doc pw
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Arrested for Counterfeitinr

New YORK, Dec. 29.-Dr. Edward
Brooke, of Brooklyn, has been arrested.
charged with making counterfeit gold
dollars. He had quite ali extensive man
ufactory.
The steam propeller Watkins exploded
on Seneca lake to-day, killing two fire.
men.
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LfOR KENT-A tvostory brick HOUSE, rent is
Il $500, containing good store ROOM and dwell
ling for small family. situated on Pensylyans Az
enue. opposite Wisrds Hotel, it is a good business
stand. Apply To s. W. X. Handy, next door to the
premises, or to X. G. HANDY, Agent.
dec I.-tf
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Health of Eew ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, Dec. 29.-Ouly 60 in
tcrments in all last week, of which bat 5
were from cholera. City healthy, weather
cool
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dec 3D.

4 TPR1VATE SALE-4 Valuable F0Tn-The I'M
IA dcrsi gned has Deed authorized by a deed of
trust duly executed and recorded to sell very de-
sirable farm of 70 acres Of land. in Fairfax county
Va, within y miles from Washington city, and
miles FROM Alexandria
There is upon the place n comfortable farm house
and IN orchard of good fruit
For price, terms, and particulars apply to
WIN. ii. WARD, Trustee,
Once over Todd & Co.'S Hat Stc.s.
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EkCII KID

I AIDES & GENTS FRENCH KID
Ia Gloves.
White. black, and all shades Of color
Worked Muslin Collars aud Cndersieayes
Silk, alpaca, Cashmere and Cotton Hose
SuAWLS
White Grape and Bay state Long Shawls of every
s,aiy
Linen Cathhrie H-ndk'fs from cents IN
Together fifth general aSetr M Mt of seasonal Ia
goods.
Customers viii lie pleased t. give TIE p call
WA X. RfLEY
Corner 9Th street, opp. Centre Market.
DE I'm
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NJ A z RI Ed

On the Doth instant, in Wesley Cbarci. nv the
Rev. James III. Brown. Mr.. HENRY h. McEI,
FRESH tn Miss VIRGINIA J. PRENAI., both OF
this city. ---
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. SOL P. M.-Sales of
5000 bbls. flour at 800. Wheat has
advanced l to 2 cents. Corn advancing.
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A ED-A Market Gardener, by q person
w who h. " farm in the vicinity of Washing.
ton. amply stacked with everything necessary for
the business. To nan who is steady reliable, and
thoroughly connect to take charge Of market
garden, with such assistance in the Of labor
he may need, fair and share Of the Snles win
be given. Apply early at the "Star" Office NJ ore
need apply who cannot bring satisfactory co nmnn
dations as to character and competency.
dec eff
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WANTS.

w e T n U II 4 wANTED-To take
chargs of an infant eight months DID, A healthy
an iran woman with fresh breast Of milk may
hear oil permsnent situation, with liberal wages
By addressing :" A. B." through the Post oflce
dec 30-Sts
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New YORK, Dec. 80, l2M.-The Africa
has arrived, with three days later news
| from Europe.
At Liverpool, flour has advanced Cd:
wheat ID: corn firm, with an upward
tendency: cotton unchanged; provisions
firm: tobacco unchanged; cotton firm;
money stringent; consols declined TO "a.
Lord Palmerston has resigned his posi-
ton in the English cabinet.
The report of the less &C the Turks in
the recent naval battle with the Russians
has been greatly exaggerated.
1t is rumored that the Turks have been
defeated In Armenia, with a loss of4 900
in killed.
1t is rumored that the Prussian army
would cross the Turkish frontier.
Private Sdyices state positively that
Palmerstons resignation was owing to
the state Of the Eastern question. Such
was the prevailing belief az London and
Liverpool. The London Times is tn,
only paper which says his resignation is
snconnccted with Eastern affairs. This,
all the other journals positively DENY. IL
is probable that the entire English cabi-
iiNI W III ltSlSU.
The accounts regarding The Sinope af-
fair, are exceedingly vague apd contra
dlctory- One report says 5000 Turks
were killed and taken prisoners.
Several English and French officers
were on board the Turkish feet.
Three Turkish steamers with arms
and ammunition for Caucasus. safely re-
turned to Constantinople after landing
their cargoes in Egypt.
The frlgate st. Louis, safely arrived
with the new American Consul on the
18th of November.
Turkish Ver.ion of the siuop~ adsi:
Information from Constantinople gives
the following version of the Sinope
massacre: Three steamers of the Turkish
squadron came in contact with a large
Russian force i'm the Black Sea. Several
engagements ensued. Two of the Turkish
steamers escaped with much skill. The
third, an Egyptian vessel, was blown M
by her captain, who refused to surrender.
'the defeat, nevertheless, produced great
excitement.
AT Constantinople there was a grand
Dlvan held, at which all the foreigners
were present. The English and French
Ambassadors were urged to despatch the
combined fleets into the Black Sea, but
after an audience with the Sultan, it wa2
resolved to send only four frigates, and.
that to obtain more precise information.
the Turkish fleet was under orders 70
sail for the Black Sea.
A Vienna despatch announces the car
mage at SinOpe as immense. 1t is ru-
mored that the Russian naval division at
Cheftekin with six thousand troops aboard,
was repulsed by the Turks with great
loss. One steamer was knocked to pieces
and fifteen hundred Russians killed.
Military operations on the Danube con-
tlnue suspended.
THE nARKETs.
MISUNDERSTANDING qualities of cof-
lee are active. Stocks light. Beef dull
declining. Pork, ditto. Lard declined
one to two shilling. Sugars are active.
Tallow is firm. Tobacco remains un-
changed Cottan-Fair Orleans q nil
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~ Cur bills win be ready for delivery on Monday
the 10Th instant, and those who do not wish theirs
sent in viii please call and get them We would
here remind patrons that it is our uniform Gus
tom to cloEe all business transactions I'D to the first
of the new year aud it is the more desra for us
to do so now shall move our business location
to Eth street three doors north of Penpsylvana
avenue, in the early part Of Januery. We conf
dentialy hope therefore, in view of those facts that
our customers viii promptly respond
MAXWELL; SEARS COLLEY.
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AIDES WORK BOXES, Writing
IL Desks, Portfolios, Leather Reticues China
Cups and saucers, with mottos. and many Other
goods suitable for New Years Presents far sale low
at LAMMOND'S
Seventh street, second door below f.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J.C Mcguire, Auctioneer.

BY j. G. MEG UiHE, Auctioneer.
NALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT at Auction
~ On WEDNESDAY, January 4th, at 81 O., lock
p M ON the premises, shall sell Lot No. II, in
suhdiv sion of Square AS fronting u feet on Oh st
between NJ and sta. north. running back lo6 feet
with the improvements. consisting Of good two
story frame house
Sale positive and terms cash.
J. c. MCGUIRE.
dec 2S-td k,a,in.,oar
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BUILDING Ms TEREALs:

T ". BADEN. south side Pennsy lyauia a, enue
- d. Dear 9th street, having completed HE stock of
Building Materials, offers superior Inducements to
contractors aud others. His stock Is coniI ct- and
Rural, Novelty. Peoples, Cott,ge Villa, Mortice,
Foldingd6of. Carpenters, Oupboarls, Chest
TIL. Pad Horse. lead and Trunk Locks
Cut and Wrought Nails of all sizes
Gimlet-point and other Screws
Brads and Sprgg1, Tdeks, Flush, Spring, Shutter,
and other Bolts
Pearl, White, Mineral, Iron Rosewood, Brass and
other Door Knobs Bell Pulls
Brick and Frame Turnbucsles
Window and Shutter Springs, Hooks Hasps
starles, Drops and Escutcleons
Shutter Screws, Stubs, Plates, and Lifts
Sash Knobs Door Springs, Axle and other Pulltys
Sandpaper. Glue. DC.
IN fact everything in the Building Line.
The above articles have been selected with great
care and received direct from the manufacturers
and will be sold to customers on the most liberal
terms. ~ . .-l -s
il respectfully solicited from hose in wait.
JN0. W. BADEN,
Pm. avenue, near eth street.
ocs-ssWey-
rENTLEMEN's GOODS
U a full steck Of
Shirts. Collars, Cravata eAcks, Neck Ties
Scarf, half hose, Gloves ~ al kinds
Autters, Su'renders, - very CHEAP.
.. YEHBY. Bs VERIFY
Corner of It'll 6G1st and Pa avenue.
dee l9-tf
NOTlCE.-The undersigned, the Agent Of
~ the lieirs at Law of Joseph Ball, to one hall
OF the undivided moie'y Of Square AL, and OF the
Heirs of standi>h Forle 20 one fifth part OF the
other Doiety of said Square. having seen that Col
Henry Nsylor, Trustee of George Page and George
Mattngly. hes advertised the sail Square for sale
ihs e.ih instant, hereby notifies All parties con
cernsi Of his claim thereto, and Of bis Intention tc
assert the rights ST the Heirs to the same.
CHARLES DESELDING.
9TH street, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
dec 2I-eo3t
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DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

WE have now the largest stock OF domestic Dry
w Goods 10 be found in the District. " hirh VIC
are selling at very low prices, for instance
IL! pieces yard wide Brown Cotton at y &c
$50 do 3 do heavy do do 90 ..,
cases good bic .chtd do d.
Goo pieces fast colOred Calico do
800 do Nous de Laine, from 10 10 l2lGc
l2CO yards superior fast cold bingham do
100 pieces white and red Flannel, 20 and 25r.
Heavy Blankets, good size and fine for 81
Is GOO ards bleached Cotton embracing sll Of the
grades and makes from 81 to 1916.
10 cases Cotton Sheetings, all widths
1000 yards Pillow 9 ip Cotton, all widths
The whole of which will be sold at the very small
lest price for the cash:
VERY, TERBS & VERY,
'.. Conner OF 7th street and Pa. avenue.
der ~ IF '-..
GHAWLS, Long s. Square
= 500 new Shsws of ali styles, at very low prices
VERIFY TEBBS VERIFY,
Corner Of n street and Pa. avenue.
dec 1S-tf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DlSLEY'S VARlETE.
~ Holiday Week. MRS dLADSTANE.
THIS EPRNlNG will be performed. last TINA,
LADIES' BATTLE.
To conclude with. last time. ?.
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
Prices of Admission :--Orchestra chairs as centa:
dress circle, 80 cents: gentleman accompanied ~
two ladie 81; family circle IS cents
Doors open st s14-eommenre at ~ o'clock
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xF- splendidly Illustrated and rely bound gift
Books, at SHILLINGToS'a Bookstore comprising Jnye
nile 10 ks, Bibles, Catholic and Episcopal Prayer
Books, In the best ard most beautiful ornsm ,ntal
binding to be found in any Book store in the city =
Also, splendid assortment Of Portfolios Porte mon-
naieS, Writing Desks, Albums, Games. and every.
thing In the fancy line suitable for Christmas and
New lear Presents for sale at STILLiNGToN's Book.
store, deen building, corner of A. ST. and Pa ave-
dec l0-tf
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HUTCH CHEESE.-6 cases Edau,, 2 dozen
IL in each, i'll prime order
SHEKELL l. BAILEY,
successors to J. B. Kibhcy < Co..
dee 2S---ft No. s. opp. Centre Market.
THE NEW YEAR

TIE NEW YEAR.
jNATLOR i NAURI'S stock suitable fur present ?
] at the approaching SEASON consists of a variety
Of Goods in every style 81 elegant including Bib rs
aud Prayer Rooks, in colored yelvets richly stna-
mcntsi
Portfolios in Paper Nscle aud leather.
Card Baskets, Boquet Holders. Caro- Gases
Pnriemonnaita, Writing Dssks Inkgtande.
Cigar Cases, Sta'urtus, Pencil Gases, 1athhels &c
To which they invit" attpnti.u
Book and Stationery Store, near 9Th st.
dec 2{-tf
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- Nov ls rHE TIxE.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMBS GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., Is truly magnificent. The prop ietor is doing
handsome business and hundreds are delighted With
the splendid pictures they obtain there Let 1t be
duly remembered nd pstronIzei. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and wha is gratifying, nj.
WAYS sttains 1t. This accounts for the success of
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Dagucrveotypes taken In
all weathers. DO "
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M Edo hire, or purchase. if On easy
w terms, a commodious dwelling HOUSE, north
of Pennsylvania avenue. Address sc f." ofice OF
the Evening Star" nov IE-.f
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THE ai.srtiser wirhes to engage q YOUTH, tn
l assist in q Fancy store. on Pa. avenue. Ono Of
about 10 or l6 years of preferred. Address ~
d. through the Post Office, stating name, agc Rnd
reference dec Sa-2t*
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IF The inimitahIe THOMPSON is daily engaged
IN tTking those wonderful STEREOSCOPE POR-
TRAITS. which are inning for him such au enyia-
hle reputation. THOMPSON has msny imitators,
but his P:ctHres ahead of all rivalry If the
public wish for Portraits possessing all the attributes
Oh perfection, brilliant but uuStding let them TRY
THOMPSON. His pictures, rs Pope sail nf his
me d< VIII bloom in their colors tor n Thousand
years! His GALLERY Is PcnnsylYuna avenue
h"tws"n IA and 9th streets. Try him.
nov lift
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Sc There is no better time than the present to
purchase Your supplies of Fsl! and Winter clothing
II" Those in want Of superior low-priced apparel,
We would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known rs NOAH WAI,kER'S MAR
BIN IL ALI CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Brow MS buiid
ing where they can BE- suited with every variety and
style OF cluthing. Their beautiful and well selected
stock consists In part of fine black and fancy colored
cloth rock, sack and dress coats; superior plain and
hnry cashmere business frocks and sacks: rich
talnas, paletats and saek 0yerrOats with the bett
selection Of fine blsck doeskin and fancy cassmrre
pants, rnt velvet silks. satin. cashmere and Plush
vests Also shirts, collars, drawers socks, cravas,
Ali &c Which tbey viii ssIi Iover than any ether
fnuse III this or any other city. We would also coil
the attention Of ladies to their complete assortment
81 Boys Clothing. large supply OF servants wear
always on hand.
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MUSTER ROLLs.-Muster Rolls Of the
vi Virginia Militia in t he War Of 1872, Iejng
Supplement to the Pay Rolls printed and distribu-
ted in 1881; copied fr6ti Rolls in the Auditors OF
ranieS and psrts of companies which were omitted
in the printed Pay Rolls
TAYLOR 4 MAURT'S
de" 29-u Bookstore. near 9Th at
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AS- We do not believe that Young man Just on.
ing, or about to enter upon business life can in
vest small sum so profitahly in arv other yav "a
III ohtanng the instruction necessary Is render him
rapid and cis9IDf peamon.
Mr. RICHARDSON il prepared to give that jnstruc
u n to persons at his foom, No. S, Washington
tiace 4 III street dec 2T-3t
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DiTCITELOR'S LIQUID HAIR DYE wholesale
ID and Ret.il, at III. GIBRS'S new Hair nr.s. ing
E+t.hlis hment, Wizards Hotel, where the dye is
applied in private room, upon the good old lrinci
pie OF no dye no pay.' dec Cow
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tAs'"fr"te end OH, Crnal Navigation on N,
Tia apedAe and Ohio Canal i, now entirely >u>
pended AT 'lic beginning OF the past week three
bHdis came down, laden with pa tons Of coal. and
these were The last that arrived Whatever coal. II
Fny, that comes from this resus. nrst row he
brought over The railroads leading from IN. c., IN,
''let. The whole amount brought b., d,t.,.n, w.,
i''i" me 'nr' ut Maryland durins'he year amounts
n ,fe1o, ~ ton.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY ITEN q.

TIE UcalheT since wednesday night has become
very cold, and or Thursday morning we were
y4her dagreeaby surprised by observing the ground
covered -ith It's winter mantle IF snow n was
However, only superficial, not an inch thick and in
n,anv places the wind had laid baIe the pavcruet
sy,n ot THE slight cove ing, so that pedestrians
were not al all Inconvenience. api bv the middle
c The day tliIs flight qusutity worn DOWN by
the traffic that the fall OF snow on the prcc.diug
night was Only TO be in snail patches TIL.
ground, however, had becoms 50 hard with the drr
Cnd weather Ut the last week that il was i'm n fiji
.tae tn receive It's winter covering; and this morn
~. We were visited wish another faJ OF ,noy no,
however OF trivial kiad. like the former In, I'M
thick, constant, steady shower. II hogan early his
morning and continued to fal uniuterr,Ip,cdv un,;
II O'Clock. Ut the time of writing this article i,
Oh As though we should have more snoy, so ,b.,s
inc prospect Of .le.hing Eve, .hcra c,s- IN thu
unrth, they are now in the full tide fenoyn,cp, with
this winter amusement, and the jingiing bells are
ringing right lnrrrily through the now otherwise tran
gull streets We see reason that We ,houId No,
enjoy The same fun here in Washington, and eInacr
~ ;'ay or 10 10 hear the same SOUNDING ,int,,,o
mSEh through our streets. II Tn. weather does not
change to thaw, nj which we do not see a EkeI;
h'"h' The 'ieishng, with good fall Of snow beu-arb
viii be first rate TIM winter
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CORPORATION LAWS.

y.
rIN1IE Corporation LAVE of the City of Washington
L TO the end of the fifteth Council. ito JUNG Sd,
1853 inclusive to which added the Laws enact
ed between that day and October 10, 1853, with an
Appendix; containing Ss6 large octave pages: just
published by order Of the Corporation of Washing
ton, by Robert A Waters, and for sale Mt his Office
street, between 9th and 10th, and by all the Eook
sellers Also for sale, the Builders Guide, or Me-
cl,ancs Price Book; with great variety of Blanks
Feeds of Conveyance, Dec. on Note,
4" Trust, Account,
Ouit.lain Deeds, Blank Drafts.
Mar. on Note, Blank Checks and Check
So Account. Boohspn all the banks.
ss7= Book, Job, and Letter.Press PRINTING, in
every variety Of type and color, executed with mat
and despatch and the most reasonable terms
Business Cards very cheap. dec lo--SdW Ina
DARAMETTA CLOTHS AND EN-
Klish mertnos-
zoo pieces very cheap.
YERBY, TFBBs & YERBY,
Corner of eth street and Pa. avenue.
dec left
OTICE.-Our banking house viii he closed
~ on Monday, 10Th inst, and on Monday, I'd
proxmo. 1t is requested that all notes falling due
on those days vii! be previously PROVIDED for.
dec 21-eodtJan2 CHUBB BkOI HERS.
VERY SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
at fifty cents per pound.
D. CHESTS Of fresh and superirr Black Tea, at
~ the above price, warranted TO please. and ref
erence can be given 10 the first ply sicnns and Rev
ereni gentlemen of the city. Call and try it.
Fine Green Tea
Mocha Old Government. Java. and other kinds
of Coffee, ut z. Nj. KINGS,
dec 13-eo2w Corner 18th and SITS.
CARPETS g. OILCLOTHS-
~ good stock of Carpets and oi'cloths at low
prices, TO close off. ar.s.. s..
VERY, TEBBs 4 YERBY,
Corner of 9Th street and Penna avenue.
&c left
NOUS DE LANE, SILKS. & MERI-
A large assortment Of the shove, some just
ceived, at very reduced prices fer the cash.
YERBY, TEBBS YERBY, -
Corner of 7th street and Pa. avenue.
dec lo-:f
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! (taNNON's VEG ETABLE or BLOOpPURIFYING
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Portrait Of the Inventor aud Pro rietor, and take
none other. VIM. NJ CANNON,
Washington, n. G.
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ntIENTAL PERFUMED CRYSTALS or Spirit O
| ~ the Flowers; entirely new perfume. and
new style, ct BRIGGS,
dec 22-n Wizards Hotel