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GOLD WATCHES. In, w.
sI9 GAIT & BROTHER have just made large ad-
dftions 70 their stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
superior Gold Watches, making their present as
sortment unsurpassed elnbrecfng, as il ioes, those
of every aescrip ana by all the most cclebra-
tea matters, 10 which they invite the attention Of
purchasers. 89 ,s.''''q'l" a19atid g
81 1mporrting The move raents Of our Watches di-
rect, and casting them ourselves, we are thereby
Flo this country. :. 49,, go ~ .Aiat9ia IN
F. TAU Watches sold BY the Subscribers are we r.
ranted,'.,, =. 49,; NJ, W.. GAIT & Bro
s. las Sign Of The Golden Eagle, Penn avenue.
Jan l7-3t between Oh and 10th sts,,
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n,ipa INDIA RUBBER GOons,

IN snHODGMAN, No. az Maiden Lane and SO
~ Nassau street, first cor ner from Broadway }
respectfully inyiesthe attention of bis old custom
ers, and merchants throughout the country gener-
aliy,to hisstock flndia Rubber Goods of his own
manufacture, viz: b9roiiaa'n 5mil ahl III eyjf7J 4
Goats, Capes, Penchos, Pants,s Overalls, leg
gings, Caps, Gloves and Mittens Life Rreservers,
Overshoes Carriage Cloths, Piano Covers. M achine
Betting, Steam Packing, Door Springs, &C.; and
every description of Rubber Goods manufactured
will aiso be found as above. ibaa ID u 5,a2is e
My goods defy competition or comparisons--are
mate and are offered for sale in large or small
quantities, upon the best terms. Orders solicited
and promptly attended to by -, aaaaG h..rI3
|Ygx.1 3ai az baHier slaioq b. H0DGMAN,aG '''
!" ell RI Maiden Lane and 81 Nassau ST. MA II
Sept 15 aev3 ,sitiysigoi s'n@l ~ $50 a7n!i /
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.

DETER LoRiLLARD,. Mar. ufac t tarer M No ~
Chatham street, New York, offers for sale the
following articles, warranted of supsrior quality
\ iaccoboy,. Scotch Coarse French Rappee; and
olhfr snuifs; also, 9Fine-cut Tobacco, in tinzfol
various articles be known by sendipe for full
price current as above .s.gIo :, 2
- Jan 10A3al 90 " XXI ,9iil2s5HcI 600 =
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70 Wkoiesa1e nfcracaiila nnss. :

JOHN G. Mcpherson 4 CO.,
a a ia az
III & ali a, 176 Psafl 5Yor, 80 11,,
OFFER Tor ssaie' an extensive assortment Q
~ Fne4Gh and American, "A rtifcial Eowers
lish, and American, Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, &C
!, The above, chiefly OF onrown manufacture, EN-.
brace The nd iH9st STOCK to be found
IN the United StatesnsM ;7lo1llh ,o7FaJ ;6fsi1
: may seen at o,u ,oareroom in veio York
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Nem .llnrh advertisements.
nn FEeoR on CIOTHsi.G.T

[e .ass1gaoo 10 iisI4RIs0 s. HOYT.vsio IHrEs
al .aH = gasSssa ~ ohh ssfest, view York
10 ao.anas 81 Floor y Il clotAs,,,o sl
afTER 70 thetrads on lbsasrv 4e1rn,;s a. gsSss,s
aaAsdrtnleHt Of 4hgs aboee q,oSds *
VI tns: ef fset 3fesee, afeep ,5sfssf$ Sr e
s'iS 1eet' 4b'fest is Iset, and 81 feet; asoeq
b sat saaas CARRIAGE OIL cLoTns pa III slea
'dn Widths of a-4fhs, 7-sths, and 4e4thp, atso,,
, a;I .a assHtiABEE Dill cLoTf.s abiso1q
and s4lhs DE- ~aE bga
thsge ggsds afsyell eeaseped and end urt
Say ciAti44a4frA ssaf9o a4eihae1-et, Jan 11-6w
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s,.3 3 ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR,
Mrs. S. PARK Err is just opening
ltl Marrabout Feathers for the hair, tipped in
gold and silver. ~ = 20 ~ >ayea
silver.i @5cu ts1istiasho;, oiia 9n9tlA iinf ss,i
x tEnainelfed Hair Ornaments, Pendant Drops, in
white; gold, arnet green, blue, &C. li22 9li1
t@G0id and silver dotted sTuiie. as5oiaa ont 70 j
Large assortment Of rich Paris Ribbons; latest
styles. 9to Ei'efsl iasi'1o a'a aot D9r3i5sctis
p Pearl, ivory, and sandal wood Fans. ias1sIlib
1ot blitts, Cloves Flowers, Bracelets. p6rnbs G.,
3 &C. a7fffzia}SW q - fifao' q z aPARKERSaq :
Fancy and Perfuhefy store, Il
ad Pennsylvania avenue, under National Hotel.
t Ian 1n.l2t alaaas VEG o. i9tt azod yiLuftasaa
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p" ~ Vi Y THE LARGEST &c gEST7A
SILK, RIBBON, AND TRIMMING HOUSE
ia IN NEW YORK.
.''.."1 't9ia TIL OMAS G,eSTEhRNSs H-911
= - Importer and Jobber of %''- ~
: Silks. Millinery. and Fancy ,Csnods.

- ..iTr Importer and JObber of :, =
f.; Silks, Millinery. and Fancy Goods;
ga.T Iqy;g 1872 Broadaeay, Ne,c York, ,.,;Iq
II AS now in ,storc and is daily receiving and
IL Offering at the lowest prices, .aecompefe as
sortlnent of goods in his line, embracing al! the
various styles and designs, consisting of Black and
Fancy Silk. j MarceIinesy Florences, 7Shawls,
Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, Taffeta and Satin
and English Grapes, Grape, Lisses, Silk ;Crava Is,
Embroideries, Gloves of all kinds, Silk Lace Mts.
Bareges, Laces, White Goods, Hosiery, L. C. Hand
ke.chefs, Sc The under5i gned invites the stten-
ton OF the trade and his friends generally. Great
+, IL, -THOS: G. sTEARNs, 1872 Broadway
Between, Liberty st, and Maiden Lane, Y.
Dec 25-IY ~ 4es1 '1','FF"0 '',,ie''
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Is !, STRAW GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS invite attention TO their
a stock Of Panama, Leghorn Canton and Pedal
Braid Hats FIorence,, SILK, and Fancy Straw
Bonnets of every, description, constantly ma fac
turing under their ownipepecion; comprisingon
of the best assorted and largest stock Of goods to
be found in the city, and at prices which will de-
fy mpetition. Ia A.LELAND & co. ~
Ill Pearl street, corner Of Pine,
Noy 27;-Anls ''lIra:'fo,S ,. e&s New York City. #
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lr .ADELEsrIAEE hI All RIA GE.-The well knownC Chr
ne se tea-vs nder in this city, MIR. Dong Ar Shove,
was Yesterday married TO Miss Louisa M Hsnss,
a young German lady, by the Rev Mr.. Chncn, IN
81 MaItbev'y Episcopal Church, South Boston.
s,rhe interesting ceremonials were Witnessed oy
sz;erv Iargc audience. Boston Transcript, l7M.
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iMr.. DEMPgTER.
IOMPosER 6f staa3s q Nay Qasep, o raj Iii s7i

tOMPOSER of The q May QQugep. p tf aa1TiieM d
~ the Irish Emigrant,". tThs Blind Bdyy,s 70 &c.
respectfully announces That he vim give his ORR
ginal Ballad Enterta5nmnent taf CARGsi's SArooN;
on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, evenings, San
uary n and g. Songs, of lt6EsD HY, s.Tbe Dark
son, my Jo;' '.Lonely auid Wife,, "some thin gs
love me" .sThe Barfi6g nfhe bod: ?, asI1ament
of the Irish Ennigraht ,sa 81 ..The May Qpssn p
in three parts. no scI .booi .glpt 70 fib isF1l
Tickets so cents To PROMINENCE atss4o o. cfoek
Jav ri 3;itt II ufrl aIf iaH h5tt4ITUf I
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an,i9ss,rI ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, VI has
adBETwsEs aspRINe AND BRooME STREETS,
ot'Losg'91 broadway, New York, naA HNdt

T. TREAD WELL, rACKER q CO., PRoPRiEToRs.
TaHIs MAGNIFICENT MARBLE HOTEL, un
81 1 eaualledY in architectural beauty, and in all
the appliancesthat minister to convenience, com
fort ndluxury, will be opened about the list OF
December next by the Subscribers Centrally situ-
,ated betweenthe faahonahle and business portions
of the city, it, prsse unrivalled 1advanta ges in
point of, location. The edi6oe erected for the
iessees, 7Messrso Treadwell s. ,Aoker, by D. H.
Haight, esq and the interior arrangements as re-
CARDS ventilation, &c, on an en- tirsly original
plano It is the design of the undersigned to rem.
der the ST. Nicholas in all respects MODEL HOTEL
of the very highest class. and TO give it areputa-
ton in all its departments which shall be known
landappreeiated throughout the civilized world. >
J. p. TREADWELL,
,fs vi t,efiravs.,s al Up iACKER ~, 81
81 Nov 5--3muf ,slnpbi fY.iiWHlTC0MBo 500.
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CoLp AZ Sew YORK Tine JouThdt q cp"7e'ce
.EtLEf}3 =. AZ
says: .r.f...4iq. 1rtftJ=:9 81, "a. =,
+" SUNDAY last was sis coolest day Of the season
thus far Delatour's THERMOMETER IN w an slee''
mTrsd TX att O'Clock in the morning, is at noon,
and IA at D, m, At I on Monday Iaornipg it
:. marked IS, at noon "a, and al. P. M 80. Their
,mometer at Brooklyn sunk to degrees aGou.
fmorning Thermometer N arked A. at noon TO-,
at Sd. m u. Early on Mondsy morning the same
thermometer marked 8. 81 ''3 :,
20 One of the advantages growing out O. anV coi1
weather is that il win renable veryeodye TO al
their ice houses an opportunity which 10 this ati
tude has not been enjoyed before during the pres
r ssnt yinter.'' .:.- r. RI
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. Mock AUCTIONS. bill Was reported in the
New YORK. Assembly at Albany last week IN re-
cent, and if passed viii be the means Of closing up
fhf se rascaliy swinding shops in the city OF New
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&c LASSICS English, copies,
) alei 6nepaper. large type, and good bindinga
Aristotie'a Rhetoric and ArntotleIs Poetic, liter
ally translateuIbYi Rpcfdey;;i vol, 81 3d.
Ethics, translated by Brown; vol:
|. q L ba.sworil ,obnr 2 ,,ol !"
Eschylus, translated by RuckleYi vol, 81.
r liicretiua, translated by5 w atsun and Good; 1
Fsoiiy Sli60J sdi al noIaf1 reI7s,fy.ia.iI ~ I
y The. Tragedes Of sophocles, tin English Prose,
the Oxford translation; lgvoh,t . 5o.aah alaf y
vo, stl q vi .5zoH II mi. | -
slii PjatSas Complete Works. q nswand literal vefc
sion, oempletein vols5, s7 5Osiak 10 ssifeIa p
Pindar Moore's metrical versions and Turner 9
literal translation into,Engist Prose; 1voli s &C.
Thdcydides, translated by Dale; 3 Yols., $a !.
1 iJavenal and FessINa, literally translated into
'' ts asssal # By
Lixy, UtfIaI a vols, $s s''
sopSociss, ths oxlOfd lrahsiaatsio lion
Nov6 FRANCK TAYLOR. =
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e 1WAsHING;TON ,AssEEMlzBIj lies.

THE second Assembly Ball will be, held at Jack
4 son Hall on Tuesday evenings january 26.. I
iickess1 % admission can be- obs9ined, tby, sub
scyibers at Steyens's,: ylyan ia avenue.ay
Strangers and persons not snbsoribers,can epl
procure tickets by applying tothe Executive Man
ayers, oneef whom will be found lat jackson Hal
on the day of the Ballq nsd.@ 7si,4so e ,p7aHo I
o9Pgnctuai attendance at 9oielock=i is requested. /
q. 90, Jan -eodt25th, . ,areer,4ang ,,i7 IN +,,
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IL ,tnuena'u GFSAMERCYa HOUSE, .s9s7raH
Broad way and ,Tyentieth Street, New York

Efr' .EPF9G ~
TIME PROPRIEEORS of this Hotel beg to an.
Il nounce to their patrons and the travelling
public that they have just completed an extensive
addition to their house, and can now accommodate
several families eiegantsuts ofapart aeats, with
or without private itabe.o Also number of hand.
some rooms for single gentlemen, richly furnished,
- Movel6-Smic1 GuE ysFg 3ti1 DONALD g. co.
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81 st5l 'DAGUERREOTYPE you want
to see yourself as in a MIRROR, let ,THOMPSO ON
take your likeness. He has onciof the bestarrane-
ed skylights in the country, that he can ia he
pictures as well in cloudy "a clear weather. He
has iaat returned from New Yorkawith-t the lar gest
and most beautiful assortment of Farcye Cases,
Gallery north lside hPennsylvania avenue, be-:
tween A. and 9th streets. Jan 154lm -
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20 0DRUEGIS1S8 AND q MERCHANTS
o775r THROUGHOUT THE UNIoN.A -

ID o. B. MCCULLOUGH, Man ufacturer and Dea l.
~ seer, in Points, OLA &c ,zNo.14l Maiden
Lane, New respectfully invites the attention
OF Drug glss nd Merchants throu hoat the Union
TO bic la rye and extensive assortment of PAINTS,
OILS, &C., of the BEST AND !PUREST, QUAIL
TIES, which hesoffers for sale on very moderate
terms, both to cash and close time buyers Below
are enumerated SEINE of the leading articles:
o White Lead hin oil. lin kegsiof rs TO 500 lbs -
2 Black Paint elbow Ochre, Ven. Red, In oil.
!nPatent Dryer, Spanish Brown, Terra de Sienna
In oil. a51 llf~ ,1at1G ISL era nj 6eo5l 1ra5ri
TIMBER. Chrome Imperial, and Arsenicai Greens,
looPrussian Blue, Chrome Yellow and averdiqyis
IN OH. n f2oA1oJa yr7Ts so 7uud -ruEs glf ~ s1r
Varnishes of all kinds ;ncss"e cd gajTrb vch
Linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled Putty, Within n
thaik, Lamp Black g7gT9 z5gi5'c K : a;1sutra <
Arnerican'an and English Ven. Red, Chrome Red
and Yellow, dry. .,hyisg sc 'e9yi7 7rr.1.
+ India Red, Red Lead, and Litharge; dry9oI
Stone, Frenchzand Yellow Ochre, dry. 5rra.
Chrome Paris, and Brunswick G reep. dry
French and American Window Glass
Druggists and others in want ofany of the above
mentioned articles will fndSit to their interest TO
call, as our facilities for manufacturing ardtpur
chasing, and our experience in the business, give
sadysantages in selling over most Of hose in the
same lines-SGsSs ssIS-s-f e-sz-s-5-saz -,
zSsss - I'd. b. McCBLLO UGH,
Jan 13-3nllf,, - al Maiden Lane N
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CHARLES p. iWEAyER.. D gas RoBEsT. III CAFrES.
WEAVER & CAFFEE, -
tiAe TTORNEYs AND COU NsELLlORS ATIaAw,,
"A andsGenerai Agents for the Rroseeu Zion IT
Claims againstthe Government, Washington, d c.
iFarrally > Joseph &C.. g.. Kennedy esqs, and to
members of Congress generally, .lir
Address box 81 CITY f esi St.tcs sxGfs Rr.4ro ~
his Ofice or, east AIDE 0f 18th hEaRenn av. AID 81
Nov 4-tri-wlm&<w6 isir1 sIilii iaIiianasl
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o. BurTER-This indispensable article has receded
in price within few days, and would sell lower
LII osr il not for the active demand for shipping.
one man in this city has order from single
firm TO pack sixty tons (l20,00O poundsi for the
IaIifornia ma keti The best quality emily IS se-
aected, which keeps the price OF this grace nlgh
70 IA, home consumpsion boston Transcript, l7h.
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e. rs-D:-B.5 Nice BLLO UGH,
Jan 13-3mif -.,TT =, al Maiden Lane, n.

ENoR SALE handsome pair Of black Horses
y Prettily matched, young; gentle land perfect
~ sound, together with alTPhaton, built in the
latest and most approved style, as we'll as com
plete set of new Harness to match 'llEd a@Ba1
= Apply at ROBERT RENNY'Sn Livery Stable.
Eighth street. between d and z. IN s-TToaF
p Jan 14-eo4tIioo &nsGqols .5alllE ilEE zaarg
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shows no aign of tagging from the high prices
T, that 80 frighten the croakers Within few days
tifty- four lots between the Eleventh and Twelfth
avenues Ind 10Th and l0Sth streets, belonging to
the country seat of Mrs Colonel Curtis, were sold
for s 8, coo, or trihs over 500 each: hundred
acre farm at this rate would be comfortable pro-
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s5t CoNHgcTIcur RIVER CLoaEp. ~ The Hartford
>, Times says "The Connecticut river closed on sun
,day the 10th instant, it having, kept open about
three weeks later than in any previous season lor
tine mast wenty years, and, far we know, DUR
ing the presen. century itcontinued open til the
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persons having books in their
possession belonging ito, this Department arei
requested ,to return Them as soon
practicable 9Ta eGEQaG.lW ING, q
III asfy So su suoil 2eisra on i.aar fsaiss Clerk
s DnpARrMrNr OF THE IsrEnioRy Jan. 10, 1868 ~
9FfJan 2OA3tu0 hfia ,h9kPnf!itt 2tE y!iaf ;.
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rOPP's PAVILION, Louisiana Avenue.
" near Sixth Street, Washington, pc
Cent emen viii be accommodated with the best OF
Board at s 80 per week, or Board and Lodging
on reasonable terms. Bathing rooms, with abun
aanoe OF water hoi and cold with peryans to wal!
upon sgenlemen, if desired. Only twenty FIVE
cents foI abathnoit7aip7g oft ep4-,,.ES sariG %
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~ *ButIer county returned but not counted, on &C
count of galley eft election. having been held on
Monday. -, -a7'S, S,..5'a
- mo returns from DankEin county-clerk says
the election was illegal. ret 1f5' 2aafrt72,20
- montgomery county, 1874 votes were cast for j
RI f. Brown, and 1872 votes for F. N Brown, instead
g. of J. N Brown; and 95 votes were given to H. +
Gray instead OF q. F. Gary. ttG g a25nf aa1
ala SRsynolds county, Scott was voted FOR direct
with the exception Of Gibson, (spelled GiPson, }
who received II votes. .s9It 1fa 30 shi
.2ttNshannon county, only tso electors veted for,
one Wing and one Democrat. 5&a| a.tE45'
TWayne county, only two electors voted for:
All the votes for electors, whether spelled cor.
recly or without the proper initials are included
in this COUNTS Louis Republican 'o77& lae
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sJTALUABIE observation-disclosures wan
I y pene.-Mnltiudes of white heads have Been
changed within The last six months BY the 1ee of
Loyet's Wabpene., 1T changes gray hair TO its ma
tural COLOR From eight to ten bottles is considered
sufficient Z. S94
n Sold at MEDH URST s. HEARDiS s, Hair Dress
crs and Wing Makers, Sixth street, National Hotel
where letters of highly respectable persona can be
seen. Price enc dollarper boitleoa7yo .sas9aG
\ ofNoy 25--3taw3n li~av-.T .;-rFF .-,-.-s'-rr
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1 Bpr Two DAYS Mokf!-As the Panorama Of
1.-THE Creation and Deiuge" IL TO close onss atur-
day evening, the last opportunity to witness it is
near at hand Yesterday Odd Fellows Hall was
ladies and Saba tt schools G The exhibitions must
be az interesting and attractive as they have been
for Ave weeks, being now the farewell entertain
ments.
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NORTH AMERICAN, REVIEW. for Jahpary
II. Herberts Captains of the old World; III. Sir
William Hamilton on Philosophy and Education ;
~. Novels and ,Noveists;V. Weber's Universal
History; VI. Frere's Version of Aristophanes I;
VII. Farini's Republic at Rome; VII. Nathaniel
-Hawthorne's Oriental Noticesal,Iy 2-CgR ~
Published quarterly in Boston. for s 8 per an
num-. May be hadoidi }oFRANCK TAYLOR.
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,-WILLARDss : HOTEL, 7

Iir, c., ". Isaa;es. se Cincinnati Ohio. is
al Travelling agent for iihe sWestern
States, assisted By Join I.'Dent, H.sJ Thomas, o.
J. Dyer, I'm. u fTYiseman, Isaac Bartlett, r. O.
oook, d. T. Cailds, and To- r. Bso,rneH , p'"s =.
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Countess or e.. noss1 = superb Da-
atWHirEauasr's Gallery ,neaf ID street, This
Has Been pronounced by heufriends of Sontag
the OILY good pa lerrsotype ever taken of her.
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MEDICAL BOOK AGENCY IN fWASHING .
~ TON lClTY.-For the sale of Medical Text
books, and all Medical Works published in the
United States, at Philadelphia prices A, large
collertian constantly on hand at = u,ii-,i,,cf
w .zjreq sro TAYLOR s, MAURYiSe
H3LhE4. Bookstore, near 9Th st.
Among them will be found the latest editions
of-4AE Ejd.IG Eh3lH5tER h. EOTcOa ERF1r-
10. Wood & Bacheis United States Dispensators.
w e PracticeaN atgaI,aa hHl Iafaqg.7
Drultt's Modern Surgery. - s-i-g
y Fowne's Chemistry for Students aeG
N: Gregorys Outlines, of Chemistry, ...
= /, Horner's Dissector = Wilson Dissectors4
Moreton's Anatomy. :" 2''lJ'G'"i-- "rS1 -
Dunglisons Therapeutics. |''il@A' -H'g''"a
And all the works recommended by the Faculty
10 pc usea a. the Medlca! Lectures in this city.
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II INGTgN Keeps on D atreet, three dodraeasi
of Tenth street, Temperance House, where stran.
gers can be accommodated with good board and
lodging on moderate terTnsa .aat1aN ,isilns3
hit Jan Is Ad4t*,fi7h asoGA erl 10 aa2o., lsisyoo
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: m Public Temperance Meeting. 4Crys-
tai F6pnt Division Sons 81. Tenn perance will hold
public Temperance Meeting at St. Papi's Luz
theran Church, corner of llth and Fl streets, on
Thursday evening, January 90, at O'Clock. !
Rev MIR. BUTLER ,dRev. DIR. p Eek, and others
will addressthe meetihgaaeaA2 asa{i ss.ssl ll1 e
10 The pgbiicare respectfully invitedto attend. y
ipilolj5 3dl 9jlpni yitsj.; e,CLARH ,s1a,sa.s =
,aaytsafaett H.cG. FITZHUGH,a - -
,aioic oGiui4"I bus: y9nsH PARKER, ~
tJan'20 FiGH 1abGG Committee.
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HAVANA -CIGARs,-We have receives. direct
L u from Havana, to be sold on commission,
~ 600 prime Cigars ofthe celebrated A, NJ. brands
They will be sold in boxes and punches only.
s,sysi;TtTr , T. BASTIANELLI & CO,
Importers Of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Jewery
SC 80 ?" " -'sa sr Dec ID
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1 $50 REWARD.

If OST, on Sunday evening, between 10, aud II
II O'Clock At or near. Wizards Hotel, dark
Morocco Wallet, containing, a Diamond Cluster
Pin, with nine. jewels, guard pin AID chain at
by leaving itssthe eihceUf Wizards Hotel.
+ ~ JaulSr3W
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will re-
ceive the most prompt attention, and official
it is over to all who order,from ne,]; $50 l.io =
= Address gtiutilaq1E; E.E0'BRIEN,, Agent,, !,
~ Jan 90 aoaB Alexandria Virginia !
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aCtTATEy GITY,, AND RAILROAD, MORTl
~. GAGE BONDS payiag six to ten, Der cent,
andwelk scured.. riFor satebY. q ylsIatsiitaa7 ,
HURB.BROTHERSsI =
Vi Dec22-eodlm toBankers, eppqaiie Treasury.
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d bsqf55a1 5nn boi99qD d. ED, ass}g tt55 .in,,,s
.irAt athelresidenceJ of her husband in this city
yesterday afternoon at CLOG p. !, after afew
days illness M ARFEA, wife of the Hon. STEPHEN
A DoUGL AS of Illinois, and only Surviving child of
|theate Co.'s MARTIN, of North Garolina.sb ur =
The funeral will take place from her late resil
deEce on Saturday next at two o'ciockipanI The
friends ofithe family are invited to attend.t ladi
On Wednesday morning, January 10, at one
O'Clock, Mr. GARRETT ANDERSON, D ged fifty.
six years! 234s21 i!h III @Dia Ho' 10 2&tTohL 10
His friehGsars his funeral, which
Will take place to day Thursday at II O'Clock,
from bis late residence on Pennsy ivania avenue
- Opthel7 It'll instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH TO NGE,
| relict Of Mr.. THOMAS ToSGE, in the 33d year of
On he 1sth iinns Instant THOMAS VAN TYNE, son
Of the late F. Vas TYNE in the s2d year of
hisage t:,tJ ;,.fs 49, 80 Ir.y
The friends Of the family ar j, respectfully Invited
to attend his funeral from the residence Of his
mother on street near 9th street. this afternoon
at ocleek
Suddenly, on the 10Th instant, Mrs. ANN ED
WARDS, consortof General AMUEL W. EpwARps,
the Goth year Of her age ~ - s
On the evening of the 18th instant, after an ILL
ness of eighteen days, of water on the brain, pros
duced BY teething;a IEEIA" hfcNUTT, aged 81
mouths; only child of WILLIAM and MA TIA
In this city, onthe 18th instant, Mrs CHRISTIE
MA HINES, consent Of the late FREpERIcK HINES,
/ of the eity, in the 59th year of her age. @aa
The friends and intanee9 of the family are
requested to attend the funeral at the Union chapel
on Thursday, at o'cllseGGlkS.t y,,l,0s,spfaq
! -.W Public Temperance Meeting. 4Crys-
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90 FAIRs.-Thel lady managerial the St. Yincent's
OrphanlA Asylum, we learn, are making arrange
ments for holding fair fof the benefit Of that me
ril, 1J2I9T Aol" o. sGQ27@q nrt
~ q 80 On ,rcb q, 8 + 4 HI;
we are pleased to learn, realized $500 from their
late fail, at Iron Hail. and $500 from its continu.
alton at the AnaGosta engine house, Sixth Ward
The funds, We are nfor med, are TO be applied
toward quidating the debt of the church, 3of