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es- CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING BLOoD-See the
certificate Of Slr. Turner H. Ramsey for many years
proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel, fredericksburg,
Va, and late Of the CITY Hotel, Richmond, Va
DIR. John Ming2, Of the City of Richmond thoug b
a regular physician, and Of courSs5 opposed to what
he called quack medicines, obliged TO say that
its good Effects in the Of r. Ramsey were won
derful indeed.
lie bad been given up By everal physicians had
tried most of the qUack medicines. and was on the
verge despair, well the grave, when he tried
Carriers Spanish MStt:e.
We refer the public TO his full and lengthy GER
tifirfte around the bottle, stating his cure.
%s*See advertisement.
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ID L Il Id

At Alexandria, on Tuesday the 9th instant Mrs
MARIA Y. ENGLISH, in the 3Sth year of her age
wife of Mr.. Jas. A. English, and daughter of Alnon
and Malnda Baldwin, of this city.
fEy-The funeral OF the deceased will take place
from her late residence. at the OF King and
Patrick streets, Alexandria, on Thursday morning
at lOh O'Clock, to which the friends OF the families
invited.
Bn the 18Th instant, JOHN JACOB, son of John
Jacob and Sophia Angler. aged years and 3 months.
In IiancOcktnWm. Md, December 9Th, ALVIN.
son of Rev. james +. and Caroline c. Fugitt, aged
one
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M a r r ! < n

AZ Brow"sNl lie, Pa, oh the lfh instant by the
Rev VIM. Lambert, ALOYSUIS McCLEisH. TO
Miss ELIZABETH \. SrILLW ELL, both OF
Brownsville.
Baltimore papers please copy.
On the .29th nj November Bolton, Somerset
county, Maryland, by the Rev James Moore, III 4.
MURRAY RUSH, Esq o; Philadelphia TO ELIZA
BETH UPSHUR DENNIS, of SAID county.
In Alexandria, ON the 9th instant, by Rev j. T..
Johnston, J. BOWEN SMITH, of Baltimore, and
ELIZABETH L. WAT1LES, daughter of the late
Nathaniel WatcS.
On The - h instant, by the Rev John &. Smith.
THOMAS TALBOT, E-q., To Miss RACHAEL l..
WALL, both OF Prince Georges county, MARYLAND.
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GATHERS.

DINNER RITES
D ESIDENTS, Strangers, and others wishing 20
IL give Dinners or Suppers, can have them served
in the best manner short notice, in a large and
elegant dining-room, with superbly furnished re-
ception parlor attached ensurins all the comfort
and convenience of private dwelling
Parties desiring Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner, or
Supper can be served in the Restaurant or in pr.-
vate dining rooms.
LADIES' SALOON.
Ladies, and ladies accompanied by gentlemen, will
be served In this spacious and elegant room, with
Coffee Oysters Ices and all the delcscies Of the SEQ.
son.
CONFECTIONERY
OF the purest and most elegant kind equal to any
in the country, manufactured daily III the establish
ment.
Entertainments at private dwellings furnished as
heretofore. nov 2S-W6Slm
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STIR
Baltimore Markets, &c.

BALTIMORE, Dec. IA, II M.-Flour-
There are buyers, butno sellers. Howard
street, Sc 37a sc 50 is demanded, but
no sale. City Mills. Sc 80. Wheat
PriHe white, 81 81 a 81 Sc. Red, 81 40
a 81 46-ll 900 bushels sold. Corn
Prime white, 81 Sc cts; yellow, So a
81 ctS-45, 900 bushels sold. No change
in other articles.
Mrs. Hammond, the mother of the COL
lector of the Port of San Francisco, died
yesterday.
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
CIIAS. Ii. LANE has now the honor of informing
~ hi. nuTnt rous friends and patrons in and out
of Congress that his stock is large and complete in
every department, EN- hraciDg all articles usually
kept in a first class furnishing establishment.
Gentlemen respectfully solicited to call and
examine my stock. which will be cheerfully exhibit
ed at all times. Moderate prices and fair dealing
may be relied upon. LANES
Fashionable Hat Cap, and Gents. Fur
nishing Establishment, Pa av., near AZ st.
der
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VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT in the First
Ward at Auction.-0n THURSDAY afternoon
the 18th instant. at o'clock, tie premises shall
sell east half Of Lot No. Z, in square 14o fronting
rs feet on north St, betw zen 18th and 10th sts
running back 90 feet to so foot alley, containing
1915 So. feet
This Lot is very desirable for building purposes.
Title perfect
Immediately after, shall sell Lots Ncs. and Z,
in Davidson's subdivision of square No 16l. having
front each Of % feet inches Connecticut ave-
nue., between and NJ streets north, and containing
about :, 260 square feet.
Title perfect.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in six and IL
months for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing in
terest j. c. MEG UIRE,
dec I'D Auctioneer.
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HAVANA CIGARS

I1aVdNd CIUdNp
az the following choice brands:
~ sylvia Co.'S VI. c.. LIST, in 1-l0ths
La Fi!anthropa, in l-iths
La Adorason, in 1-ithS
II sol de PeuaTrel, in 1-iths
George Washington. in l-5ths
FL Consolation, in l 4ths
Ambrosa, LcnGres, LIST, l-l0ths
Do ID, l-5thS
Ell. Etseo. in 1-l0ths
La CosmopoIita, in 1-5ths
Maria Antoinette Londres Regalia, LIST, i-loths
Do do I'd, 1-1oths
Espanioa for de Prensado, in 1-4ths
case original Victoria Londres, g. 90
Together with a fine assortment of Chewing To
bacco. SHEKELL 4 BAILEY,
Successors to ]. b. kibbey Co.,
dee St No. 5, opp. Centre Market
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THINGS IN NEW YORK.
New York. December IL, 1853.

The journey men Confectioners are on strike ard
DOW advancing up in the street cheering their
friends Their present wages from So to So per
week. They demand that the minimum of mems
wages should not be less than 80 25 and that good
hands should have advance of % per cent OF that
medium wages should be ) so per week
It's said that the Roman Catholic Bishop in Rrook
lvn, yesterday, confirmed 500 girls, 800 BOYS. and
100 adults
The Harpcrs have already opened a place of bust.
ness at 90 Beekman street. corner of Gold Their
safe has been taken from the ruins and it's contents
policies of insurance, books &c were Vi narmed A
number OF books too, have been recovered from the
ruins unhurt In very short time they will be at
work again, and efforts making to have the Jan
uary number of their Magazine ready nearly at the
usual time of delivery
T. l. BarNvm, it is rumored. has bought the mo-
peTty on the n. +. corner of Houston street and
Broadway, running all the way through to Crosby
treet, and two hundred feet up Crosby and two hun
dr"t feet on Broadway for the purpose of erecting
splendid bull ing for theatre, museum and concert
room.
Statement Of Ncw York city Banks for week ending
saturday Dcccurb,r 10th. 1858 Capital $40 l42
Loans SS6,7OhG2S Specie. So l93. go; Circulation
S9Oi5T04: Deposits. s1 .s3S 006: being an increase
over the previous week in loans of SSS3,212 and a
decrease in specie of Si1 O12 Circulation s57 sS2:
Deposits. S597, l3l.
Atelegraphcb despatch in the Tribune saws: 1.-THE
Southern Wings and Democrats are cow ulsed with
laughter. They declare the votes of Sumner. Chasr
Wade. and Seward, for Hard candidate for Prln-
ter, the richest joke Of the age Sonic Northernors
express the apprch ,nsion that those champions of
Free Soil will become " Union-saYers" Rich, isnte"
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Es- AN OUNCE of fsFtis worth pound of theory
and the swarm of conclusive facts that ulster around
that lncoIa?arabie preparation, Hoofand's German
Bittprs. prepared bY Dr.. C. NJ Jackson PHILADELPHIA
establishing Its value tonic and restorative are
fuch as would prevent incredulty itself from ques
hoDlDg lis efficacy. In all OF disease of the
stomach, whether acute or chronic, il may BE reccm
menled for its soothing cordial. and renovating in
fuence Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss of appetite nau-
sea. nervous tremors, relaxation and debility &c,
are relieved by the Btters IN very short space of
time ami Perseverance in their never fails to
work borough cure
For sa e by Druggists everywhere.
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7 HE PHYSIOLOGY OF TASTE;

] Tran5cfndentII Gastr6nomE, illustrated by An
eclotrs of distinguished Artists and Statesmen of
both continents. by Briat SavaIin, translated from
the last Paris edition, by Fayette Il ,binson.
The Neglibor's Children, from the German, by
Mrs :. A. Myers.
The Heavenly Home or, In" Employment and
Enjoyment Of the Saints in HeaYen, hy Rev. H. Har.
baush, A. VI.
Manual of the Diseases of the Eye, by s. Littel,
VI. d second edition, revised aud enlarged.
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
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DRANDIEs. WINES. LIaUoRs-

ID 2casks superior old Brandy
casks Medingo Brandy
Is quarter casks Port, Madeira, Sherrv AID
common Wine
30 ba -Tels old and common Whiskey
~ baskets Champagne Wine. Max Sautern)
10 dozen VOLTS Aromatic Schnapps
5000 Cigars, of various brands aud qualities
Just received and for sale by
SAML BACON i CO.
Corner Of 9TH street and Penn. avenue.
dec 12-snft
4 luiLDREN'S AND INFANTS HATS, CAPS, and
y fiats of all eoiors styles, qualities, and prices
large and superior assortment now on hand, and
cheap for casn nt LANES
Fashionable Hat and Cap Store,
Pennsylvania ayenve, near ~ street.
dec div
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STOVES! STOVES = STOVES ~
F. Y. NAYLOR,
a e.

II
South Side PeRnSyir0nid dreHHs, near Sd street,
- Invites the attention Of all who are in want
@T of STOVES to one of the most extensive as
- sentiments of the latest and improved STYLES
SF They comprise FURNACES, CRATES and
COOKING STOVES Of the most approved PATTERN
including the celebrated Kisterbock Cooking Stove
fancy PhIlor and Hall STOVES, for coal or wood, az
also the Saratoga Radiator. adapted either for the
paror hail. which he offers for sale at the lowest
market prices.
Also, manufacturer and dealer in TIN COPPER,
and SHEET-IR0N WARE, made Of the best mate
rial and workmanship. An excellent assortment Of
Culinary Articles always on hand.
Fs- Roofing. Guttering, Spouting, &c, executed
by experienced workmen, and repairs neatly done.
Sole Agent for Winslow's Improved Patent Cefes
Rooster. sep 24-S&wSm-
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Race at Nashville.

CINCINNATI, Dec. l3.-The great race
at Nashville for $4,000, between the
Cordelia Reed and Compromise, was won
by the latter in two heats.
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Pubic improvement Several improvements have
been made about the Capitol Grounds by the public
gardener, Mr.. Maher. New additional plats of flow
crs, &C. having been laid out by the above assisted
by his foreman and the other subOrdinates.
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Watch Rc'urns.--W. TT Hall, drunk and disorder
ly; work house - days. John And crsoD, vagrant;
paid costs and gave security. Michael Fallen, using
indecent language publicly in the street fined $40
and 81 Al costs Roger Kelly Lee, drunk and dis
orderly; paid fine and costs.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. DECEMBER Is.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. DECEMBER Is.
ARRIvED.-Schr. Corinthian, WEIGH, Machodoc
corn and wheat to Irwin Powell
Schr. Two Brothers, Dixon Mstawoman, wheat t.
Irwin & Powell.
schr. Edward Ingraham. Wade, Pomonkey wheat
to Irwin & Powell.
Sloop Sarah Emily, wede, PomoDkey, wheat to
Irwin Powell.
SAILED.-S chr. Sarah Elizabeth, Somers, New York,
by Fowle Co.
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The Humboldt.

HALIFAX, Dec. 13.-The Humboldt is
breaking up and her engines going to
pieces. Only 200 tons Of goods have
been saved, and very little more can be.
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rlron Of Georgetown. The Jury In this case having
rendered verdict for plaintiff, already gwen in
the STR, the defendant yesterday moved for new
'1ll and an arrest Of Judgment. The motion was
argued by Mr.. Cox, for defendant and Messrs Stone
and Clements for plaintiff.
The court decided that the verdict was contrary
W the instructions of the court, and contrary to the
r'Idence, and on these grounds granted new trial
They also arrested judgment, on the ground that
the declaration did not "tbat the officers Of the
Corporation had notice Of the defect in the street.
md said that even If it had, the plaintiff had no re
dr"s-- ~ no action at common law cOul be brought
against corporation for damages resulting from the
detects IN 4 street.
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FS- DR.. LOCOCKs PULMuNIC WAFEEs- RtIief an
ten Htnefs.-The great Medical Discovery OF the
age. For the cure Of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Br u
chiF, Consumption, AMI all affections If the Chest
and Lungs.
These - afers operate like q charm. producing al
most nstaueous relief. They alay at once the tick
ling and irritation the throat, which give rise to
hacking and coughing and finally result if not ar
rested, i'll = disease OF fatal type.
For sale by 4. d. GILMAN Authorized Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
By %. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer

CARRIAGE AND FOUR at Auction.-On SAT
- URDAY morning, Dec. 18th, at IL O'Clock. in
front of my Auction Rooms, shall sell
One psr matched grey Horses
One do black Mares
That have been driven four in hand, together with
strong built conntry Carriage and Harness com
peto Sale peremptory.
Terms cash in par funds.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
dec I'D Auctioneer
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Draw Of a Bridge Left open-Leap Of Loco.
motive and two or three Cara.

BoSToN, Dec. l2.-On Saturday eveu-
ing, on the Old Colony Railroad, the
draw at Neponset Bridge was left open,
and a powerful locomotive, tender and
two baggage cars of freight train, went
through. No lives were lost.
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NEW RAISINS, FRESH TEA, COZ

NEW RAISINS, FRESH TEA, COZ
~ FEE, sc.
100 whole, %, ard 4 boxes Raisins
65 half chests Tea, of fresh importations and
part of prime quality
$50 bags Java, Rio, and Ceylon Coffee
so boxes Ground Coffee
10 do Maccsroni and Vermicell
Is do Salad Oil
30 bags Mustard, Pepper, Ginger, &c.
loo dozen BrOoms
% dozen Buckets
Just received and for sale by
SAM'L BACON l. CO.,
Corner of1th street and Penn. avenue.
dec l2-eo6t
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. Mrs. +. 7. DUVALL, having COM
ID pleted the al arrangement of her house, is now
prepared to receive boarders by the day. week or
month. Her terms will be moderate, and every eff,
fort will be made to render her guests comfortable
Location nearly opposite Browns Hotel. over Hoov-
er & Sons Shoe Store nov SO-3taw2w
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Yellow Fever in Florida

MOBILE, Dec. IA disease resembling
yellow fever has appeared at Key West.
Two or three deaths have already oc.
CURED.
At Tampa the disease has also shown
itself, but III a mild form.
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CARUSTS SALOON.
GRAND VOCAL CONCERT.

MADAME ELIZABETH DANNSTROM
THE celebrated late Prma Donna of the Royal
i Theatre Of Stockholm, will give her FIST concert
at Carusi's Saloon, on SATURDAY EVENING, De
rember 18th, assisted by Mr.. Lowegren an eminent
Swedish Pianist, and Mr. Dannstrom, highly
praised Barytore, from the same ROYAL Theatre.
Tickets 30 centS-Reserved seats 81
One gentleman with two ladies reserved seats So
The tickets for the Reserved Seats will DO had at
Mr.. Richard Davis Music Store alone
de, l4-2t<
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HAVING undertaken the management Of coueid-
III cradle property in the District of Columbia, /
have determined TO devote all necessary attention to
the purchase and sale of Real Estate on commission,
efecting investments and negotiating loans on real
estate.
Persons desiring to sell or entrust to an agent the
Of their real estate to purchase invest
good security, may rely prompt and faithful at
tention To their interests
JOS. c. G.. KENNEDY,
Late Of the Census Office,
II street, bet een eth and 10th SITS.
REFER TO
Hon. John W Maury, Mayor; Corcorsn hgee'
Selden, Withers Co., Charles Calvert, nsas fro'
fessor Jos. Henry, LID. nov l-1Af 'ln'
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g.. al CoInf.-The Gardiner case was resumed
~ day the Court ha,iEg again removed the place
nj hearing from the rOon belonging to the Board OF
Aldermen TO the regular Court room. where the
Judges Of tho Circuit Court had been hearing Jury
rase-, and which was vacated to Judge Craw-
ford. tn" jury called Oter shortly after 10
O'Clock, but II was neatly 4 before the case began
HvIng DrrsiIme 10 ie absence OF tie counsel for
the prosecutions Mr.. MAY, for soon As the last
f'ln.d gentlemen made his appearance one Of the
witnesses Mr. MyeT, was called. Mr.. Myer, how
e'T not tslng present TO answer to his name there
was 4 fresh delay during which the names of the
Grand Jury were called over, which havin. responded
- they retired. II now half past II O'Clock
and the Judge and jury hal practice that cardinal
VIrtur patience" Mr.. Myers name was called
"t of Court, but we suppose thar he too far off
~ hear II for there was no response of here," or
perhaps he was occupied al some business in his
own office. which he considered OF much import
-7ce, e5iityng In tile prOracted and intermlnable
Gardiner trial. As the evidence to be brought for
ward, L. merely repetition of what has already
been gwen on the former trial. reporter did not
fhink 1t worth while wait tor MIR. Myers appear
ance, there would he nothing new stated BY him.
our reporter accordingly left, considering that he
bad done his duty 20 the public in waiting until hi.
patience al least WAS worn out.
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EE Nov i. TTfr TtuF-T'ba d;-,,.r ,

Fs- Nov !, TIE TiME.-The display of dagterrco-
types at PLUMBS GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
i''ie is truy magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business and hundreds are deyhted with
the splerdid pictures they obtain there Let it he
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and whar is gratifying al
ways fttains it. Ghi1 accounts for the success of
Plumb's Gallery Cameo naguerreotypes taken in
all weGthers dec r
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China, Glass, and Earthenware Els.
tahI is

tn street bcttUeep Louisiana drenue and D st.
V'HE subscriber has just received from the North
L a splendid assortment of China, Glass and
Earthenware; also, magnificent Girandoles and
Lamps + many patterns, adapted for halls and par
lors.
Paints, boiled and raw, lirseed oil, putty, window
glass of every variety. always on hand.
Clocks, Brushes &C, and every article for general
housekeeping kept for sale.
c. S. WHITTLESEY,
dec 3-tf eth street.
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MANAGERS:
On the pert Of the Field and SGf:
Br Gen. weigh'msn Lieut. Col. } ii Rely
Maj. Wallach Maj. L. DonohO
Maj r. Kcyworth Maj Bacon
Quart McCoum Ahjt. l.. J. Middleton
Surgeon Morgan Asst. Surgeon j Grymes
On the part IF The Light L,fantry.
Capt Carrngton, Lieut. VIM IL Clarke,
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. J Tucker,
Ignstius T. Mudd.
On he part Of the National Greys.
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. Holden,
Lieut. Sutton, Lieut. Wales,
Peter Egan.
On the part Of the Walker Starpshooters
Capt W X Bradford, Lieut. McCollum,
Lieut.. Birkhead, Lieut. Ii Goddard,
VIM. Smith.
On the part Of the Continental Guards.
Capt } l. Smith, Lieut. W Tucker,
Lieut. J L Marceron, Ensign W Z Horner,
On the part Of tie Boone Rifemen.
Capt NJ Bright, Lieut. 0tterback, jr.,
Lieut. Ii ODER, Lieut. NJ Sandereon,
George Miller
On the part of TIE Montgomery Guards.
Capt Key, Lieut. Reilly,
Lieut. w Feeny, Lieut. Kelleher,
James Maher
On the part Of tie Presidents Mounted Guard.
Capt Peck, Lieut. Clark NILS,
Lieut. } Baden, Lieut. } Pettihone,
Jas Casparis.
On The part Of the National GnGrd.
Capt J A TAFT, Lieut. Ii Bird,
Lieut. Humphrey, Lieut. Allen,
James johnson.
On tie part Of the Citizens.
Mayor Maurv, e Gideon, II Clarke.
Walter LsDox, II Ill Heath, AlcNerhany,
Col w W seaon, X Hunt, J CIagett.
A s III White, A McCausland, II Loudon,
c W Boteler, J Pepper, CIR Byrne,
W d Wallach, SWal, q W Cochran,
IL Bradley, John Coyle X Laskey,
2 Hoover, r W Carter, S HILL
W Boteler, B French, Brintnail,
NJ Carlisle, W Philips, W II Hope,
III Brown, III w Calf, Sheckells,
E C Morgan, Corcoran, Jonah Hoover,
b Tate. Joe Shillington, J Kirkwood,
Radcliffe, J CrNer, G Il Calvert,
Towers, W I'll Winter, ED Willard,
Wailach J A Linton, NJ A Dexter,
W Riley, Burns, Vim B. Butt.
Josiah Baily, Edward Hall
Committee Of arrangements.
Sergt LeOffeI, Sergt NJ Ruppcl,
Ensign N. Happ. Viedt,
John Angerman.
Fl9or Managers.
Sergt Neitz, Caspar Ofinstine,
g Sshlsagel, Jos Emmentrout.
Herman Blau.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS-aJ
hitting gentleman aud ladies' to be had Of tn
Committee and Captain, AMI at the door on the evt
ming of the ball
The Floor Managers will tie designated by blu
scarfs.
The Committee Of Arrangements by green rosett
dee 1-dtb
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

4 IL persons in want OF Musical Instruments will
~ 10 well IT, call and examine our very select as
sortment OF Guitars, Vio.iDs, Flutes, AccoIdeons
BaDo's and Tambou ines
Also, Tuning Forks, Pegs, Bows, Rosin, Italian
Strings. &C, all Of shich we will sell at remarkably
Low prices j. T. ELLIS
Pa. avenue between 9th and 10th reefs.
nov "a
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e. FOR RE NT-The BUILDING now be-
5:u 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 vaults. DC and two
stores 9TH street. The Easement j. CONSTRUCTED
to embrace all the modern convenences for Res
taurant, in connexion with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters, provisions, DC. The restaurant
municates both from in and out doors with the
cond story, which is composed of four rooms. com.
municating through ample folding doors, icy the
commoiaton of either large small private parties
Should the second story not be taken in conneXon
with the restaurant the rooms will he rented for of
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent of the building, and is well adapted for
cOmmOdions billiard-rOOm for three tables. The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing, and is well adapted for printing
mory, and if not rented, will be reserved for meet
ing exhibition room. Gas and water and all the
mo lern 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, address
s. C. BARNEY.
street, between 9th and Eth SITS, Washington.
sep 17-eotf-
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fs- The KIrplI,R Institute, have awarded " HIrE-
HURST another Medal for his superior Daguereotypes
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition ut which he
he has received the highest award given by this
stitute. If you want your likeness taken. go to
WHITEHCEsT's. lie makes hkenessps. r OF characters
at his gallery between Four and ahal and 18th street.
PenDsy lvania avenue.