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Agents for the Evening Star out Of Wash

Agents for the Evening Star out Of Wash.
ington.
Persons at q distance wanting tho DAILY
Evening Star, at the earliest period after its
issue, can be accommodated at
Wilmington, Delaware, by E. S. r. BUTLER,
No. ia, Market street
Baltimore, by HENRY TAYLOR, Sun Iron
Buildings.
Harpers Ferry, by ARCHIBALD K1rzx1LLxR.
Alexandria, Va, by WIN. T. CARNE. No. 60
King street, corner of Fairfax.
Fredericksburg, Va, by W. M. MILLS.
Richmond, Va, by SMITH FORE, Nos. $50
Broad street, and 1874 Main street.
Charlottesville, Va, JAMES " MANNING,
franklin hotel.
Portsmouth, Va, BY A. B. OWENS, No. 20,
High street.
AT Orange Court House, Va, D. II. VAN
PELr
At Stanton, Va, THos. H. GREsHAM.
AT Gordonsville, Va, G. A. MILLER.
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The Loss BY THE LATE FIRE AT PH1LA
DELPHIG.-The loss by the late fire at Phila
delphia is summed up as follows:
George W. Edwards, $50, 900; George J
Henkles, $4,000; VIM. 2. Fotterall, 100000
VIM. Il. Carryl. 5000; Lacey l. Phillips
$50, 600; Major Weiss $4,000; Wn. II Stafford
$55, 900; the Ridgway Estate, $50, 900; Nation.
al Guards, $4,000; Edward L. W al Rer, $40 O00
Thomas Price, $4,000; George Bassford
$4,000; Galusha & Co., $4,000; Stayman &
Bro, $4,000; Independenoe Hall, $4,000; J.
G. Meggs, $4,000; c. F. Kensell, $4,000; J.
Stapleton 81 ,OOO all others, SIS, OCO; total loss
$458, 900. About three-ffths of this amount
is estimated to be covered by insurance.
Several persons were badly injured during
the FIRE, one man a member of the FRIENDSHIP
Engine, 80 much so that it is thought he will
not recover.
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NAvAL.-The U. S. steam frigate Cumber.
land, Capt. Harwood, bearing the broad pen.
nant of Com. Stringham, and the u 8. steam
frigate Saranac, Capt Long, arrived at Villa.
franea on the 18th of November, from Toulon
This is the first time an American mar. of war
has touched at that port, and nearly three
thousand persons visited the ships ON Sunday.
The officers and crews are all we'll, but anxious
to return to tho United States, having been
absent nearly three years.
The ST. Louis and Levant had gone on a
cruise up the Mediterranean.
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eEOaeEToWE CORREsPONDENcg.
GEORGETOWN, Dec IS. 1s

GKoRGETOwH, Dec Is, 1854.
The weather with us, this morning, is rather
glOomy-;nclined to snow-unfavorable to
outdoor business operations-consequent our
business streets and wharve looks rather dull.
Our river and harbor is again open, and we
have had several arrivals and departures of
vessels; among them the bark VIM. Chase,
cargo of sugar and molasses to Meesrs. F. 4
A. II. Dodge The cargo will be sold on Wed
nesday, at II O'Clock, by Z. s. Wright For
particulars see advertisement
The brick work upon the new Mission Meth.
odist Church has been completed, and the roof
is now being put on. A portion of the church
will, in a short time, if the weather continues
open, be SO far completed as to furnish place
for worship to those persons who reside in the
section of our city where it is located, and &C.
commodations for the Furnishing Sabbath
School now In operation. The Presbyterian
Mission Church and school-rOom, near the
pletion.
The Young Catholics Friend Society intend
having course of lectures delivered during
the winter for the benefit of the Society. From
the distinguished persons who have consented
to lecture the citizens of our town will enjoy
a rich literary repast. The President of the
Georgetown College, Rev. B. Mcguire, will de-
liver the opening lecture in Forrest Hall early
in January.
We learn that the Christian Brothers at the
Georgetown College, intend at an early day to
open, in room now occupied by MIR. Hunter,
a free school. This enterprise will be great
accommodation to many of our citizens, and
will be hailed by them with delight.
Flour market firm, with good demand and
short supply; limited sales at SO IS 50, al
in quality. The supply of wheat arriving
continues very limited. The demand is brisk
at 81 IS a 81 SS for red, and 81 ss 81 IS 70,
white. SPECTATOR.
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the interests of the tribe and tho particulars
Of present Importance In their relations with
the General Government
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Deoartment-On Saturday, tho 10Th Of Dec :,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Departmen.--
For the redemption of stock. .$269, 611 SO
For paying Treasury debts. 93,375 OIL
For tho Customs. ................ 20,0l1 Al
For covering into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ......... 50 81
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands. .........:.... -. 2,7o7 90
Covered into tho Treasury from
Customs. .................. 7.491 O8
For the War Department. ........ 62,2O7 O5
For the Navy Department. 5000. 175.561 Is
For the Interior Department. ~. 22,S72 so
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PREPARATION FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
TODD e. co.
dec 1S-1w
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,


DOR the IA pid cure of Cough Colds Roar<e nees
L Bronchitis, Whoopiug Coug Asthma and Con.
s1np len, is unive saly known az the b s. rene. v
eVsr VET discovered inr every veriey Of Pulmonary
disease. So wide Is the fed Of its ussfulness an
numerous the cases of its cures that almost .rery
section Of The country sbourds in pe-sons publicly
known. who have been restor d from alarming and
even desperate diseases of The luz gs by its use
When otce tried its superiority over every other
medicine O. lis hind Is to) apparent 10 eeceps OBJ
ssrvstion. and VIII re its virtues known, tn
public TO longer hesitate what antidots 10 employ
for the distress and dangerous sst tons Of the
pC monsry organs who are incident II eur eli
mate BY its timely use many, nsy almost all at
tacks of disease upon the Lungs throat. are At
rested and thus are saved mauy thousands every
year from premature grave. No farcily should be
without 1t, and thoss who do neglect 70 provide
themselves with remedy which wards off This dan
gerous Of Giseases ii have cause to depnre il
when il is too Ia Proofs o. the SUI pr ing efficacy
OF the Cherry Pectoral need no: be given to the
American leople-they have living proofs II every
neighbor hood, But those who wish to read the
statrme its Of those whose whole h alth has been
restored and whose lives have been ed by is us
will find them in my American Almanac which the
agent below named las to furnish gratis for eyery
one.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass and
sold by
GILMAN. Washington.
q. NJ LINTHICUM. Georgetown
JAS. COOK 90, fredericksburg, end by al
Druggists everywhere. dec ls-2m
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dec l6-SMW&P
ASTROLOGY DEMONSTRATED

DhOFESSOR LEO SOUND continues to foretell
i all particular events incident to human life,
such as advice given for tbs successful accomplish.
ment Of q wealthy MARI age, changing Of bushes.
ONCE or situa,ion1 OF friends, riches property, sub
suits, sckns S. death, and all concerns of LIE The
Professor also may be consulted On Tall mans "a
miliar Astrolcgy.
Terms: Genilsmen- 81; ladies 60cents; eo!ored
people % cents each.- -
Madam Rossillia may be consulted ny the cards at
the same phase, UPSTAIRS White poop so cents !.
colored people Is cents each, Apply 1t No. ss3
lAstIology over the door corner Of G and Twelfth
street, on the Island. dec IasWs
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HISTORY OF LOUISIANA, Frens

GAYARRE'sH HISTORY OF LOUISIANA, French
" Dominant N, vols
Gsyarre's History CT Louislana, epanish Domino.
ton, vol
Parish Pencillin 9. by Krwan, l vol
Dickens Household Words, Dec. number
Bruno. by Abbot tale for the young
Almanach Francai des Etats Unis, pour 1866
Jeffer5on's Complete Works. in 8 vols
The Positive Philosophy Of Auguste Comte, In Eng.
ish, vol. fRANCK TAYLOR,
dec lS
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Vine CONVENTION IN VIRGINIA of
the Wing papers are sugg esting preparations
ter holding Wing State Convention to nomi-
nate candidates for Governor, Lie utensnt
Governor, aid Attorney General. The cleo.
ton will be held On the fourth Thursday of
May, and it is thought that the 22d of Fob
ruary will be suitable period for the Con-
YeRtion. Union Convention has been sug-
gested, composed of all the opponents of the
Democratic ticket, (who were themselves
Wings in 1640;) but the "Old Line Wings
are in favor of raising their own banner, which
they say is good enough ard broad enough for
all patriotic voters.
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SUPERIOR HARPS.

w nsye this dag received very superior toned
xvy .dAhP, from the celebrated Parisian manu-.
t. .eers JDomery, who received the highest pre-.
1851. A'1 in ~ noon,
PERSONS DESTROYS OF purchasing, BY giving us
ca nave the opportunity to obtain one Of the above
@ntivelieo instruments. HILBUs 4 HIT
Geo Is ee'
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JOB PRINTINC.

Our friends will find US prepared at any
moment to execute every description of JOB
PRINTING, with neatness and dispatch on yery
reasonable terms, from Cards up to Book
Printing We are now ready to serve all, at
moments warning.
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q The editor Of the Courier and ENQUIRER.
who has recently returned from Europe, says
that the 93d Highlanders, the regiment which
received and repalssd the charge Of Russian
cavalry with sucl admirable GOODNESS on the
10Th Of October, has volunteered to lead the
storIning party when the breaches are opened
at Sevastopol. Probably not one Of the gal
liant fellows will live to know whether the at
tack is successful or not
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CODEY's LADY's BOOK FOR JANUARY, 1865,
" received ard for sale at SHILLINGTONS.
Godey's Lsdy's Book for January is really mag
nifcent number.
Ladies' National Magazine for January, 1855, is
beautifully embellished.
Life of Barnum, wri,t1n by himself, is very inter
es'ing. dec Is
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

NOTICE
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
'INHE BOARD OF ASSESSORS do hereby give nc.
/ tice that they will meet daily at their room In
the City Hall, from 10 o'clock a. m until o. m
from the fifteenth to the thirty first day OF Deem
Ger Instant, inclusive, Sundays and Christmas ex
cepted FOR the purpose of correcting any errors that
may be pointed ou in The list Of sersons subject to
school tax for the year ending the thirty-nrst
day IT the present month (Dectmber) and Of adding
hereto the names Of any persons subject o the
said schooi tax which may have been omitted there
rom.
The Board wonld par .icularly call the attention
OF all to the tc & e. 10 person vote next yesr
at any elec.io. in this city whose name has not
been returned as u iect 10 a school tax for this
wear Every free white male citizen Of this city, Of
the age Of twenty one years and upwards would
therefore do Will TO whether his meme be on the
said 81 and if omitted II give notice to the Board
OF Asss soIs thai il may BE urned for this year
7. + HARKNESS,
y. W. BARKER,
J. NJ DOWNING,
r. b OWENS,
J. hepburn,
J. RUSSELL,
p. HEPBURN,
DC io-dsSlst Board Of Assessors.
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KRISS KRINGLE'S ADDRESS,

I>HE idss Of December has passed, and feel
Inclined to my Juvenile friends to reveal
secret which all W 'uld do well 20 remembr,
AS reign supreme but one dsy in December
lis this as sgaiu I am forced to fer 60
My annual visit. wish them to kscw
That LAMMoND so well my defections supplies
AS, really. to "A me with utter surprie;
He GEMS to have ransacked creation al, Ger
her Christn,a as supplies st his seventh st Store.
Then tell your ia as and m ANNA wh~ye TO 90
For LAMM Nd car ne'er be excslle5, KNOW.
dee 1876
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
s. WRIIHT, Georgetovp, has received q con
~. siEnment of q large stock If GOODS, suited
for Holiday Presents, and which lie offers at very
low Eric at private sale, consisting Of
Work ard tsncy Boxes. Writing Dssks
Porte MoDneiss, Walters, Vases. Casters
Rich 1nlad Clocks, Gla ssware, Mirrors
Gold and Silver ". tches, G. Id Earrings
Finger Rings, Ihimhles, &c &c
Also, Blankets @ uu'erpanes Hdkfs
Carpetngs, Table Cloths superior Rszo,e
Pocket and op n Knives, scssors. Tea Bells
Tea Set ., Tumblers, Knives and Forks
Spoons, &c. &c, Fire Crackers, Torpedoes
Fireworkt, &c.
Such Goods as remain unsoI will be sold at Auc.
ton on Friday next, the 22d, at 10 o'clock
Z. W. WRIGHT,
zee Io-SMW&F Auctioneer
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TO SHOEMAKERS.

T HAVE FOR SALE Z LOT OF NEW AND SEC.
i ord hand Lass; tu entythsee pairs mems, thres
setts CT womer's. few msses' and bog al o. 3
complete sett Of boot aud shoe-:rees, cri nping
boards, &c, e., which offer very low for cash.
II O. DYES,
70. 2S4 Pc avenue, nesr Thirteenth ct.
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II The London Daily News says that the
Americans are found the best customers now
for old English books Large Libraries, both
public and private, are rapidly forming in the
United States Of old editions of English au-
thors
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AT ALEXANDRIA,
DREsERvES, Jams, Jellies, Mar.
ii m ala de. viz:

DA~ - ~ 49, SdIhks OelIless M0rs
l. m aIade, viz;
Peaches Quinc g. ID ,nsons, Blackbsrries, strs~-
berries and RsspberIies, and Pine Apple Pre-.
serves
Blasd Currant Jel.ies, Ia half and one 10. Jars
Ked do in half Ut end ct. do
Crepe, Ounce Crab apple and Plums
Pine Apple aHi do Mernslaies
Peaches and Pine Apple, in cans herm stcally sealed
yeles
Pine Apple, Peaches, Green Cages preserved In
brandy
These Preserves Jsllies, &C. are of the best dual.
ity, pus up to cur order for cur sales
SHEKELL BROTHERS,
No. 40 opposite to the Centre Market
dec 16-lw
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NEW PuBLIcAIIoNs.-TaylOr 4 Maury have
sent US the Life of Barnum," the great
Snowman, which We shall notice at length in a
future humber of the Star
joe Shillington has sent US Godey's Lady's
Book for January. The new title page is
superb.
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INVALUABLE REMEDIEs.-Hero are q few
simple remedies for very prevalent disorders,
which we have No hesitation in recommending
as infaliible:
For sea siekness-stay at homo.
Tor drunkenness-drinkc cold water.
For hsalth-take "Ayer's Pills"
For accidents-keep utof danger
To make money-advertise in the Evening
Star.
For Coughs and Colds-take Cherry Pecto.
raj
To keep out Of jail-pay your debts
To be happy-subscribe for newspaper.
To please ali-mind your own business.
To have good eonseience-"pay the prin.
ter"
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.AVIS'S POEMS just received and for sale By
ALEX ADAM SON, on Seventh street.

DAv1ss Poems Just 5 Sas and for ssls b,
opposite the Post Office.
He Is agent fer all the Cheap Publications, Maya
zines, and Newspapers, Harpsr's, Putnsm's, Ora.
hams Magazines aud Lady's Book at $3.50 year.
London Illustrated News, Bells Life Times Pcnch
received by every steamer. New York Herald, Times,
and ibuns eised every night and deliv rsd to
subscribers. He keeps constantly on hand large
assortment of Blank Books, Pens, Ink, Paper, En-
.eopes. Playing Cards, Visiting Cards, Children's
Toy Books, Primers, &c. dec 1S-1w
NEWS! NE WS mo 347 Penn avenue
~ Call and the largest and beet rim mt Ct
round and Fruit Cake ever mxnufs &c .urel by any
one estab, ishment Ia tbs city. $500 worth o.
Pound and Fruit Cakes on Inhibition and sale, wi b
a large stock Of Confectionery, Bon Bons. and small
Notions, and also upwards Of 60 vari ati.s of Small
Cakes. Pies and Pudding -Apcle, Cranberry,
Mincs and Cream Pies; Lemon, Almond, and Cocoa.
nut Puddings.
atter myself successful In obtaining fine sto,s
in good situation, and with every facility to man
ufacure all and every hing in my line, to the en-.
tire satisfaction of these who may favor me with
their patronage My personal attention will be Civ.
to the turns hing of Balls Parties Weddings &c.
Dinner Parties furnished in the best style, on mod
crate terms.
Having been stsd, from among q large mum
Der Of competitors to furnish with Confectionery,
&c, thu Mechanics Institute Fair, to be b sid IN
February next, my friends and the public general y
country can produce, and on the most moderate
terms. Please call early and leevs your orders.
Ice Creams and Jsllies always on hand and fresh.
G. WEAVER,
No 347 Pa avenue, OPP. Browns Hots,.
dec 1s-dtJan1
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~ WARRINER,W Matchmaker, NO. 8 30 Pc.
". avenue, between Ninth and Tenth SITS Wash.
ington, having competent assistant, nd devotirg
our time exclusively to Watch repairing, hope to
satisfy those who may offer their patronage.
dsc 1R-rtt
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PRESENTS.

fhESENIS.
M ". GAIT & BROTHER will b. opening
wi. DALI. until after the holidays. the richest
styles OF new Jswslrv, Fanny sverwsrs. snd bijou-
tere Of every description suitable fer presents
Thsiv assortment is larger and more varied than
ever e'or' offered. and at prices unus usllv low.
lurcha erS would do well to Ike their &c oct ons
es'ly, and avoid The bustle of the HOLIDAYS
NJ. VI. GAIT BRO,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th its.
de-. l8-St
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SChampagne and oysters are the induce.
ments ofered at public sales in New York, ac.
cording to the Evening Post sumptuous
lunches procure good sttsndances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-18

~ FAIR.-The ladies' attached to Union
H3 Chapel n E. Church, will hold FAIR In
Farnhams aall, corner Of Eleventh street and Pa.
avenue, commencing on MONDAY, the 18th inst,
the proceeds OF which will be appied to the i'm.
prsvemsnt of the above named Church
variety OF aeful articles will be offered for SALE
Supper ser ed every eve1ing Admission lSX cts
Season t.css 81, to be had st the door.
dc 18-Iws
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FOR CHILDREN.

MI W: GAIT BROS assortment of presents
Al. for children Is complete. They enumsrate
in pat
Silver Knives, Forks, and spoons
siiver Whistles and Bells
Sold Aimiets, Sleeve Pins, Bracelets
W. sno singef kings, silves Pap Spoons, &c.
WITH thouss nd and one other Kniek kn.,ks
suitable for presents MUM AA@0A'
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
.. "a. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
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NOTICE.

M HUBANT, BARBER AND HAIR-DREs-
wi. SER, RESPECTFULLY informs his patro and
the rub &c that he prepared to do every thing in
nis ne Of business in the best styls and with tie
least possible delay. He he's employed number OF
workman well known to be competent end atten
I've to business. Call st the old stand, Pennsylva-
mia avenue, south side, between 18th and 18th SITS
and be acc I'm modated. dec 1875
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e The guano at Bird Island, near St.
Thomas, is said to be equal to the Peruvian
deposit.
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WOKE NECK sHIRTs-OUR ASSORTMENT
L OF eentleT1ep's Gress Shirts IL corple.s, and
ms in all cases are wsrrauted
STEyENS'S classroom
Gee lo--ot Ero Ms Hotel.
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FAMILY GROCERY.

FAMILY GROCERY.
Northoest c3rg.er 81 Thirteenth and II Streets
| EE subscriber HAVING taken the sbo Te.paued
stand, recently ecu @Oo ~.N
DIED Eas,t sy Mrs; :, A L.ub, EGk0CERfESN
snppis OF FASlLY GROCERIES, Ct the very best
uatity, which vii! Re di posed OF at the 10 west pos
customers.
ne sohcits continuance Of the custom Of the To-.
uer patrons of he house. ami b.ps to invite the az
tention nd inspe tion Of his numerous f.enos ana
aeqnaintanees to tn quality of bis goods, ard the
arahgen, nts made 20 fecure the liberal patronage
- .no ;up 10. JACKSON.
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SaTARM ENTERTAINMENTS aENTLeNEN
W wishing SIk, Wool, Or Cotton undershirts
and Drawers csn be suited at
STkVENS'5 Fs,esrooIn.
dec lo-Se Browns lstsl.
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r~ st. Fincent's Female Orphan
lIS Asylum, corner of Tenth and G street.
A sale Of Fancy Articles for the benefit Of the Or
Ihans will be held ct this institution to conm ence
on TUESDAY MORNING lie 18th iustsnt. The
public generally are invited to attend.
dec 1S-0-
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NOTICE.

4 Ii Persons indstt I'd to c. W. Colepian's Grocery
n Stors, Bride street, Georgetowo, D. c., fol-
whom have been agent will please pay him, as
am 10 longer agent for him.
dec lS--3t f. T. MILBOCRN
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DEMEMBER, OHN +. ELLIS HAS AN IM-
IL mense assortment Of Fancy Goods suitable fer
Holiday Gifts which he is selling cheap.
No. 800 Pa ay., bet. Och ami 10th ste.
dee lS-tf
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FOR CHRISTMAS

A FINE VARIETY or CAKE, POUND aud Plum
~ ornamsnted n har deome style. ALEC, Email
Cakes Of all kinds, together with large assortment
OF CANDIS s Foreign and Domes 10.
Having manufactured he shove express for the
dcHfays, my customers, and all others fsvoriny me
With ca !, can rely on getting COED fresh article
THOS. ECKARD
Corner Of and Nin.h street
(nesr the Patent Ofice)
N. B.-Bals. Parties, and Weddir IS. furni she'd as
usual, ut short notice
For TIE New Yer, VIII have splendid assert.
ment of Reception Csk', Of all eises. dec IS-6t
CIGNOR SEVERE STRINI, lats Prin
- cioal Basso Of Madsma Sontay I'D Biehop's
Opera Company, has III, honor TO announce to the
.itsens OF Washington that be will takea few scho
'srs iu Voc'l Music Terms $40 per quarter; two
lessons a week, one hour each. For two pupils in o
class at the same time $40 each. Address Browns
Hotel. TnteI) dec ls--1w
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VERY SUPERIOR MTNCE MEAT.

600 LBS OF MINOE MEAT, made by Differs
COO Patent Cutter, for sale at Is per cent. less
than Il en- be prepared by families.
A. JACKSON,
Corner of Fl and Thirteen h st eet'.
Confectiouers and Hote,-ks .pers can be supplied
at PhiIsdslphis prices by the fifty pounds. Call ant
examine. Al
dec 49, eolw
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NELLIE W. DE BOYE

H'RANKFUJ to The Musical Public of this c;tv for
l. ihe very LIBERAL pa ronage extended her In.
Terms them that she has made ,uch ARRANGEMENTS
as VII enable her tt accept few add ionsl
Fesid: nee at Mrs. Gldemeisters az street near
Penna. avenue. -
Reference: Hiibus Hiix. Music Dealers. c,r,.r
Pa avenus, Eleventh and street. dec IL
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RIVET.D HOSE.

lie bsst Ssuthera and Western tanned leather
is selected and being ma is by machinery ard
Is botn superior and chea er THAI is made at sny
o'har factory in the Uni ed States
Also, manufactures Suction Hote, Fire and Navy
Companies INV
Two secondhand Suction Engines for sale low.
VIM. DUKEUART,
No: 10 Water street. bet. Calvert and South,
dec l6-7t* RsItino,a Ala
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A PRIVATE SALE NEAT. sP-
"a copd hand &c riase, for ora or tvo&
q IN good order. apply at this Of
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An Anterv,ew.-We understand, that, at one
p. m. to-day, the delegates Of the Cherokee
nation, now in Washington, headed by Judge
Hicks, were to have had an interview with the
President o< the United States, to talk owe,