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Melancholy Casualty

Boston. Dec. 2l.--Last evening, while
a party Of young ladies and gentlemen
were amusing themselves on the ice at
Spy Pond, in Cambridge, the ice sud-
denly gave way, plunging them into the
water. Assistance was soon at hand,
and all were rescued excepting Miss Per-
cy Peck, daughter of Abel G. Peck, a
merchant of this city, who was drowned.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 23-l2 M.-FIour is
firmer. Howard st. 200 hbls. sold at
Sc 62t. Buyers generally unwillingly
offer even Sc so. City Mills held at
Sc 62t. Prime white wheat 81 81 a
81 60. Red 81 as 81 40. 1000
bushels sold. White corn sc a 50 cts.
Glow 80 a 63 cts. $4,000 bushels sold.
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lI- CLEAvER's HONEY SOAP. London. very supe-
rior article for the toilet. Cle6vers musk scented
brown WindsOr Soap. Lows genuine brown Wind
sor Roussefs Shaving Cream and Toilet Soaps
White Windsor and CASTLE Soaps, very old. Trans
parent WISH Balls. And great variety o. cheaper
Soaps. or sale by the package retail by z. D.
GILMAN. Druggist dec l5-.f
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
KRISS KRINGLE'S ADDRESS.

kRISS KRINGLE'S ADDRESS.
III IND FRIENDS, as old times rushes noiselesslv
IN on,
Aud our days Of delight scarce appear ere they're
gone,
I'm anxious to spend some bright hour as II flies.
BY glad the youth with their Christmas sun.
plies. f
But finding that ! must this pleasure foreco
AT LAMMONDS cheap store I've fixed nv denot,
And all would do well to remember that he
has made selection suggested by me.
embracing Perspeciives, Dolls, Building Blocks.
Games.
Fine guilt Cups and saucers with notices and
names.
Canes, Whips, ranoramas, Paint Boxes, and Tin
Toys,
WIN host OF fine Presents to please girls and
boys,
Then hasten at once to his eth street store
And thus the rare gifts of Kriss KrDgle secure
dec 22-Sf .
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CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAYS.

THIlOSE wishing presents TOR the holidays will do
i well to call at BlRGF'S, and examine his stock
where will be found as good assortment of Robes
Canes. Gloves, Handkerchief. and Pprfumery as Of
ten offered at such times to the ciszens of this city
dec 22-tf
TAMES AND TOYS of every description, such as
" cannot fail to please the children and for sale
low. HAMMOND
dec 22-3t Agent for Kriss Krinps.
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DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

WE have now the largest stock Of domestic Dry
w Goods To be found in the District, which We
are selling at very low prices for instance
lbs pieces yard wide Brown Cotton at oAc
$50 do - do heavy do do do
cases good blesched do 90
600 pieces fast colored Calico do
800 do Nous de Lame, from 10 to l212c
1900 wards superior fast cold Bingham do
100 pieces white and red Flannel, 20 and Csc.
Heavy Blankets, good size and fine for 81.
Is 600 wards bleachpd Cotton, embracing all of the
grades and makes from o.. to lS,..c.
10 cases Cotton Sheetings, all widths
1000 yards Pillow ip Cotton, all widths
The whole of which viii be sold at the very small
lest price for the cash
YERBY, TEBBs VERIFY,
Corner of 9TH street and Pa. avenue.
dec Lett
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The Troubles at Frie-Large Mcetire

BUFFALO, Dec. pa large and influ-
entail meeting of our citizens assembled
in Franklin Hall this morning, for the
purpose of adopting measures to protect
travellers passing through Erie, and TO
offer assistance to the United States mar
shall.
Mayor Cook presided. Speeches were
made by Hon. G. r. Babcock, George
Palmer, James Wadsworth and others.
Resolutions were also passed, and a
committee appointed TO report at a meet
ing to be held this afternoon.
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CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR Is AT HAND

WINE ufoS W NV 7 En- = ID M dhNU.
A Sarin,g If 80 per cent IN III purchase If Neu
lelr nH2 Christmas lPresens
4 the new Jewclry and Family Store. north side
n Of Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th d 18th
streets, will be found first rate selection Of
Fine gold Scarf and Brcastpins, Finger Rings
Earrings, Bracelets, LCckets
Pencils, gold Chains. and Cna,mS.
Also, variety Of PCrtemonnairs
PAPER Mache Tables. Portfolios
Inkstands inlail with pearl
With great variety of other 2rcds which | am
determined TO sell at the lowest prices.
dee 1I-lw A. LEWIS.
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RICH JEWELRY.
NJ W GAIT d BRO. have now on hand the lar-
vi I. gest assortment OF elegant Jeweiry ever of
tered for sale in this city, consisting Of
Diamond, Pearl, and Plain Brooches
Earrings and Bracelets
Diamond Finger Rings and Crosses
Guard, Vest, and Fob Chains
Pencils, Lockets. Seals, and Keys
Gold Thimbles, Cuff Pins, Armlets, Necklaces,
Chatslains, and world of fancy nicknacksry suita
bic for the present season.
NJ. W. GAIT BRO,
Sign of the Golden Eagle
Pa. avenue between 9th and 10th sts.
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MARSHAL,S SALE

y virtue OFFS writ Of feri facias, issued from the
Clerks office Of the District of Columbia. for the
county # Wa hington, and to ne directed, shall
expo to public sale for cash, MONDAY. the Goth
instant. at Messrs. PickerelS Ware house. in George
town. ID. e., II o'clock m the following property.
viz: One printing Press and fixtures seized and lev
led upon as the property of A Boyd Hamilton, and
sold to satify Judrias No. IS. to March Term 1854
in favor of Clamor Frederick Cosfeldt
JONAH ID. HOOVER,
Marshal OF the District Of Columbia.
dec l4-dtS
n. B.-The above Sale is postponed
until TUESDAY, the 9th instant, at II oclo,k, NJ.
IN consequences of Christmas cav fa'l ling sunday
and the general Observance cf Monday : holiday.
J. ID. HOOVER. L. 8. Marshal
Gee 2l--td for District of Columbia.
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gD- AN OUNCE of fact is worth a pound of theory {:
and the swarm of cOnclu.ve facts that cluster around
that Incompatible preparation, Hoofand's German
biters. prepared by Dr. c. VI. Jackson Philadelp hia
establishing its value tonic and restorative are
such n would prevent incredibly itself from ques,
tioning its efficacy In all cases Of disease of the
stomach, whether acute or chronic, it may be recon-
mendgd for its soothing, cordial and renovating in
huence Dyspepsia heartburn, loss of appetite nau-
sea. nervous tremors, relaxation and debility, &C.
are relieved by the Bitters in very short space of
time; and perseverance in their fails to
work thorough cure.
For sale by Druggists everywhere.
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WANTED-A Market Gardener, by a pers,

\" ED-A Market Gardener, 10y person
" whH has II farm in the vicinity of Washing
ton. amrly stacked with everything necessary for
the business. To man who is steady, reliable and
tho oushly competent to take charge Of a market
carde', with such assistance in the way CT labor
he may need fair wares and share of the sales will
be given. Apply early at the "Stsr' office. No one
need apply who cannot bring satisfactory recommen
dations as to character and competency.
dec G--tf
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4 DRY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED-We wish
n to engage the services Of FIRST class salesman.
une acquainted with city trade preferred.
dec l0-6teo MAXWELL, SEARS COLLEY
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FB- WHY HAVE WE TWO Eyes THAT YVES the
question which Mr.. WnEATsroNE entrapped nature
into answering, in the new theory Of vision In
June, 1893, Prof WHEATSToNE detailed the true
theory OF slnocular vision, together with dcScrp-
ton an diagram OF his Illustrative apparatus which
he first called the SrEREosCoPE, (after two Greek
words, meaning d" Solids, see'') for which in 1910
he was awarded the Roydt 1he1al. Its practical
utility has been overlooked. until very recently il
has been applied to Daguerreotypes. WIITEuURST
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
angles and also in the colorrg, by which ther super
sede anything we have yet seen in Photography. We
advise all who have not seen them to call at his tal
lery, over the store Of DuYa 4 Bro near four and
a half street
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MUSICAL GIFT.

MUSICAL GIFT.
u ECE!NED direct from the Publishers beautifn,
III little holiday gift for children, containing 2S
pieces, arranged very easy for the Piano forte,
amongst which arc
Hail Columbia Prim, Donna Waltz
Yankee Doodle Carnival of Venice
Star Span.led Banner Norma March
Home Sweet Home Sontag Polka
Last Rose OF summer Katy Darling
swltzers Song Of Home. Comm thro' the Rye
&c. &C. &c. &c
Price IS cents
All DESTROYS of obtaining this beautiful collection
are requested to call early, the supply ia limited
HILBUS & HITZ
Music Depot.
n. B.-Just received Nathan Richardson's "AIod-
ern School for the Piano forte, in embossed bind.
ing. H. & a.
dec eft
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AUCTION SALES.
By DOWNS HUTCHINSON, A,

ny DU " > q HU To HINSON, Au'trs.
hN Friday and Saturday evenings the I'D and
~ .4th instant. at o'clock, will sell at our
Store large assortment Of
Fancy Goods, Jewclry, Perfumery, &c.
Suitable for presents.
DOWNS & HUTCHINSON
Au'trs, Atheneum Building, Pa. avenue.
lac
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Christmas Cakes-6 900 lbs. all sizes.
'I'HOS. ECkARDT, CONFECTIONER, corner of +
L and 9th streets, near the Patent Office, would
again call the attention of his customers and the
public to his very large assortment of Cakes and
confectionery for the holidays. Having made ex-
tensive arrangements for the mandatory of the
above, he feels confident of pleasing all who may
favor him with a CALI
His assortment of French Confectionery stands
unsurpassed, having been selected expressly for the
holidays.
The most parse ular attention given to the finnish
ing OF Balls, Parties, dinners, and Private Enter
tiinments.
All orders leff at his store. corner of and 9th
attention. dec PIT
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IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN PURE WINES
l BRANDIES, &c, has in store and offers for sale
a choice and complete assortment of the abnve-men
toned articles, consisting Of
The best brands of Champagne
Madeira, Sherry, Port, of most all grades
Rhine Wines, of great variety.
Claret and White Wine, from low price to the
highest order
Sparkling ard other burgundy
ALSO
Teneriffe, Lisbon, Sicily
Malaga, Frontgnan, Maraschino
Curacao, Anisetie, Kirschwasser, Absynthe.
And of my own preparation
A few dozen of Blackberry Juice
And few dozen OF Wild Cherry randy, for me
dicnal purposes
Together with stock of superior genuine Havana
Cigars and variety Of cheap family Wines
dec 2l-eo2w&2aw5w
NOUS DE LANE, SILKS, g. MEKl-
WI nos
large assortment Of the above, some just re
ceived, at very reduced prices fer the cash.
YERBY, TEBBS & VERIFY,
Corner of 9TH street and Pa. avenue.
Hoo,
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fN- CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING BLOoD.-See the
certificate of Mr. Turner II. Ramsey, for many years
proprietor of the Farmers Hotel, Fredericksburg,
Va and late of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
DIR. John Minge, of the City of Richmond, thong h
a regular physician, and Of course opposed to what
he called qusck medicines, obliged to say that
its good effects in the case of Mr. Ramsey were won
derful indeed.
He had been given up by several physicians; had
tried most Of the Quack medicines, and on the
verge of despair, well as the grave, when he tried
Carters Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public to his full and lengthy GER
titicate around the bottle, stating his cure.
H.$See advertisement
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"ANTED-To hire, purchase. if On easy
w terms, a commodious dwelling HOUSE, north
of Pennsylvania avenue. Address &c G F." Office of
the Evening STAR nov 15-tf
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M A r r lie

On the Odd instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Butler, WIN.
n. GORBCTT, formerly of Philadelphia 10 Miss
MARGARET REBECCA KEITH, OF this civ
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Din fancy Store, an energetic
w and business young MAN. One who will
devote his time TO the interest of his employer and
can come vel recommended for honesty and moral
ity. will find permanent and good situation. 4d
dress " W. at this office dec 2l-tf
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Rs- Just published the true history of tho italian
Revolutions THE JEW OF VERONA: A Historical
rae OF the Italian Revolutions of 1863 Transla-
ted from the Second Revised Italian Edition. vols.
Emo, with portrait of the Jew. Cloth, gilt lacks
g. 90. o
This work is from the pen of the Rev. Father gre
Catoca. published in Rene and one of The most
eminent writers in Europe The author who was
an eyewitness of many of the events which he re-
ia'es, gives truthful history of the convusons of
europe, and more especially of the scenes of devas
tation committed in Italy and in Rome from the
death Of Gregory tie Sixteenth to the attack of he
Qurlnal Palace ami the flight Of Pore Plus the TX
, Inc principal object of the author, in preparing
the WORK, was to expose the wicked tendency and
the treachcrous designs of the secret societies OF
these nefarous associations he draws the most vivid
picture.
But the warning voice which it raises against
secret societies. Is only of the many merits of
the works. The danger of bad books. their corrupt
ing influence over the minds of The Young ia dis
tinctly marked out They are the ready vehicles i,
the hands of secret societies for dis eminatng their
ing their nefarious ends.
1T is superluOus to add single word IN reference
u the character amp the evil tendency of this class
OF literature in our rwn land, where, perhaps it has
acquired wider circulation and it read with more
avldlty, than in any other country in the world
The true character Of Mazzini, of Kossuth, of
Lola Nc nteS, and Of other prominent actors in the
ate commissions of Europe. and even that of FAITH,
jew OF Verona; ard, as many Of these noted per
sonages, have visited our shores. and are at the
present moment, Disseminating: in our midst their
poisonous principles, it is important that the puh
lie should know their history and understand their
characters.
The bri lianry and vvacty of its style, the beauty
and decacy of its description charm the reader and
throw around its pages a fascinating influence
which renders it a work of unprecedented interest
LOO copies sold the first month.
Justo tcundono. Prince of Japan. BY Philaethez
limo, cloth; 75 cents
The publishers have the pleasure to announce
that this work has met with very cordial reception
and an extensive and unprecedented sale, for an
original American Work by an unknown author.
" book of rare merit, profound reasoning, and
oil extensive philosophical and theological research
Ii may be read with equal profit by a. Christian de-
nominations, being powerful defence of our COM
mon Christianity against rreligion indifferentism
ana every oth"revil. The work is written in clear
1orc Ole and most attractive, style. 1t se- ms pecu-
LARRY adapted for the OF the young No one can
read the work without being pleased with it."-Bos-
Ton Dciy Times.
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WANTS.

"ANTED-TwaR ROOMS, with board, consist
w ing of private parlor, with the use of a fam
lily paror a reception room. for two days, for two
persons. Address, post paid, Immediately, sc. W.
NJ" Star office. de-, OFT
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FANCY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR ezra

..
SELLING OFF At COST!
ME subscriber has for sale a fine assortment of
L FANCY Goods, which he is determined 20 clos.
out at cost Among other articles be emu uerates As
follows, viz: Work Boxes, Dressing Cases. writing
Desks, Paper Nsche Boxes, Port Folios and Card
Gases, Shell. Ivory. Pearl and Paper Mache Csod
Cases and Porte Mouaies. Fancy Boxes with and
without note paper. &c. Pen holders, P.nkuives
told Pens and Cases Came. Port Folios ofail kinds
Gard Baskets. Purses, Paper Cutters. Match Boxes
Fancy Ink Standishes, Bells. Paper Weights, Seals
&c, &c. WMF BAYIy
Penn. avenue hetw. 18th and 10Th SITS
Always on hand large supply of the best Letter
ana Gap Pspers Note Papers, Envelopes of all kinds
and sizes, Penknives. Bill Paper PEN. and Quilts
cheap 'Friting and Wrapping Papers &C., &c. at the
lowest prices I1ntelligencer dec 1e-dt4jan
ID lCH CHINA ORNAMENTS for presents, such
III as beautiful Guns and Ssucers, with motto>:
INK stands in new designs Match Stands; Jewel
Cases, &c and FOR sale low at
LAMMoND'S,
uec EZ-3t eth street.
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PARKER'S FANCY STORE,
NEW GOODS-Just opening for the holidays some
~ beautiful new goods, among which are few
Papier Mache Writing Desk, u. 10, and 20 inch.
Rosewood do do do
Common do do do
Russia leather Dressing Cases for ladies and gen.
tiemen
large assortment Of Fancy FortemonnaeS
New style Shell Tuck Combs, Paris make
Ivory Hair Brushes, shell Dressing Combs, &c.
And most choice and extensive assortment of
fine fresh Perfumery-indced in this department of
our trade not 10 BE- excelled.
PARKEN'S Fancy and
Perfumery Store, under National Hotel.
dec 21-3t%
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The Obstruction Cdses.-The cases caused by the
temperance meeting on the street, the corner of
9TH aud Louisiana avenue, up for trial before
Justice Morsell, this morning Warrants had been
Issued against Messrs. iaydock, JOS Bryan, Jerome
Digs, r. Suit, Cha>. Stuart VI. +. Parker, p En-
sli,h, and l.. Newmeyer From the evidence, i, APP
pcarrd that on tbs sabbath referred TO in the war
rants, 10 large crowd had gathered the street
hear iaydock speak, 10 interrupt the passage of
persons on the side walk, which is violation oi the
law. Nh llayd"ck showed disposition 10 make a
speech IN iaV"Tol the Maine law freedom OF speech,
and against the law for The preservation oi order.
which prIyilr." was denied him by The magistrate.
Jn>lIc" Mnr-rIl holds The cases under ADJUSTMENT
for day ~ two. whrn he will give his de cision.
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MISS THOMAS begs leave to announce to the
4Nl ladies that she has just received from New
fork handsome assortment OF Fancy Articles spd
Toys, TO which she respectfully invites their attPn
ton at her fancy store, Pa av. bet sth and 9th sts
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ADIEs' WORK-BOXEs, Dressing Cases Fur,
IL nlshed Reticules, together with the largest
stock OF fancy articles suitable for hold presents
ever offered in this city, and for sale at
LAMNONDS,
dec 22-3t eth street I'd door below f.
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ID i T. II
JOHN II. BUTHMANNS

On the l2d instant. JOHN F., infant son of Peter
and Virginia Hevn-r.
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O. FOR RENT-Five or six rooms in pleasant
III three-story brick house. a few doors north of
The avenue, on 18th street west, and near the de-
par;nacnts. furnished unfurnished, suitable for
family with fine yard and pump of good water in
il. Terms reasonable. l.. B. TRUE.
dec 2l-lwA
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Presidents Mounted Guord.-A e1nvivial meeting
of this fine company took place last evening iIend
ley's Metropolis Restaurant, winch occasion
supper OF oysters, III every style, was well served up
by the host Major keywortl, of the field officers
presided on the occasion. supported on his right by
Major Crawley, Of New York, and on his left by
Captain Peck Among the company were several
invited guests, whose names, however, did not
learn. Many toasts were given, and happily re-
sponded 10; but the Plus ultra during our short
stay, was speech by Captain Peck who gave ii
humorous account of his recent visit to New York,
which was repletc i'll fun and wit, and much amused
the company. He spoke also of the generous hos
pitaIty extended to him whilst there for which, he
said, he was greatly indebted To his kind friend,
Major Crawl Y. We remained but a short PERIOD
hut VIC saw sufficient TO satisfy Us OF the utility of
frequent gatherings of this kind by which not only
closer bond of friendship cemented, but strength
and permanency gwen to the company. If our other
citizen soldiers were TO have occasional meetings of
this kind their advantages would soon be made ap-
parent.
NGfioncI Theafrc.-To night, the Ravels will de
light the public with the BedOuin Arabs Urea
Matthias III La Rondja, and another repres ent;.tion
of the Green Monster, which has created such a
rur of applause and excitement nightly for four or
five evenings past. They have fairly established
goers, who nightly testify their enthusiastic de
light with the performances of this world renowned
troupe.
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DRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-Tbose wish
L Ing to make presents on Christmas or New
Year. should call on Mr.. WHITEHURST, and get
one OF his inimitable Daguerreotypes. What would
be more acceptable to an absent friend, wife, or pa
rent, than perfect likeness, such as Whitehurst
takes at his Gallery, Pa avenue near AZ street
dec 22-3t
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B' procured We perceive from their notices.
Monday, and will require notes payable that day
To he paid on The preceding Saturday At the Bank
of Washington, the same step viii he taken with
notes payable on Monday, January 2i which must
be- provided for beforehand.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CtUPERIOR GOLD WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY,
- SILVER AND SILVkRpLATED W AR 4,
FANCY GOODS, &c.-The undersigned respectfully
invites the attention OF the citizens of Washington
to his handsome and wel-selected stock of the above
named Goods, comprising
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Watches
of every variety and style, from the best Lon
don. Liverpool and Geneva factories
Rich Jewelry in sets az d by the single piece.
Gold Chains, Seals, Lockets
Set and plain Gold Rings
Earrings, Bracelets, BROOCHES Cuff Pins, &c.
Handsome silver Tea Sets, Pitchers, Cups, Ladies'
Table Dessert, and Tea Spoons
Forks, Napkin Rings &c, all of his own manufac-
ture.
Also
A large and excellent Ortment If Silver Plated
Ware and Fancy Goods. All of which he pledges
himself 10 Sell at prices which cannot fail 10 be sat
isfnctory. SAMUEL LEWIS,
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS.
dec la-d2w
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

treat AND GOOD NEWS FOR HOUSEKEEP,
~ ERS!-I have just received an assortment o,
phllip' Patent Liquid Glue. in 1917, IS, and so cent
bottles This Glue is the best cement known for
mSnding broken china, and Is warranted to answer
the purpose on every occasion.
III. LINDSEY,
Pa avenue. between 9th and 10th SITS
next to Calf and Brothers Jewelry Store
dec 20-Tu6F4t
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&Tred HIM Rtght-A man named Brent was ia
ken TO the guard house last night for insulting Ia
dies 10 the Theatre, and being disorierly there lie
was fined five dollars and costs.