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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19

~A few years since, when the Rev
DR.. Hawks, the celebrated Episcopal
clergyman, was leaving New York for
the South, he was waited upon by the
vestrymen of small church of West
chester county and urgently solicited to
take charge of the same The Rev.
Doctor graciously received the commit
tee, but respectfully declined the pro-
position, urging as chief objection,
that the salary, though large for the
parish they represented, would be in
adequate for his expenses, having a con-
siderable family of children to educate
and provide for. One of the committee
replied:
"The Lord will take care of them;
he has promised to hear the young ra-
vens when they cry, and to provide for
them"
Every true" said the reverend gen
tleman, "but he has not promised to
provide for the young hawks"
BE CAREFUL HOW YOU STRIKE.-An
amusing incident occurred the other
day, in fashionable music store in
Albany, which should teach clerks to
be careful in their sports:
1t appears that the clerks in this store
had acquired a habit of playing off
little tricks upon each other, and one of
the sports was, if one saw the other
STOPPING down to select music or for
any other purpose, he would seize
board, generally of box. and spank
the STOPPING victim. This practice had
gone on for some time, when one day,
one of the clerks who had caught the
board most severely for some past trans
action, and was "laying low" to catch
his antagonist in position that he
might pay him off with interest, en-
tered the store, and at the end of the
back counter, be saw, to his great de-
light, his fellow clerk doubled up in
beautiful position, with his head among
the lower shelves. and his body at full
angle. Now, thought he, is my time,
Mr.. Jerry-so he selected good stiff
board, about four feet long, and eau
tiously approaching him, gave him a
blow that sounded all over the store,
and brought him erect at once. At that
moment Jerry appeared from behind a
stack of books, with his face swollen
with suppressed laughter, and the gen.
tleman who was struck stood in utter
rubbing himself most dex-
terously. The offending clerk dis
covered, to his great astonishment and
regret. that he had struck his worthy
pastor, the Rev. DR., who was
busy selecting music, in mistake for his
comrade. OF course he was ready to
fall on his knees for forgiveness, but the
deR was done.
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'H.' 'CHILDS & CO,
WHOLESALE sHoEwAREHoUsE
Nos. 1ss and 1856, Rood ssrsa,
PITTSBURGH, PENN,

- :
m AM now prepared for III.
.-FALL Trade with from three K
%A-H &Sfour thousand cases BOOTS and
- SHOES, comprising one Of ths
most extensive stocks we ever had the pleasure
of calling the attention of our friends and
country merchants generally. Among which
may be found
450 cases mems welt and half welted kip Boots
$50 do heavy spk sole coarse do;
100 do nailed Hungarian do;
so do oak bottom tap sole kip do;
$50 do pump and half welt calf do;
IS do INN stitch French calf do;
IS do water proof and lumberm ms do
so do sewed custom made do;
A large assortment mems coarse and double
soled nailed brogans;
Mems super L. and B. kip and gents Bootees;
Do fine calf, goat and enameled do;
Do coarse, calf and kip. seved custom made
BOotees-
Boys, youths and childs coarse and kip Boots;
Do do do Munroes and Brogans;
Ladies fine heel and spring heel calf, kip and
wax Boots;
Ladies fine heel and spring heel goat and ena-
Do fine enameled and kid Jenny Linds;
Do do do Fillmore Boots;
Do bronze and black Sultana do;
Do fine PIP and tight sole Caters;
Jenny Lind Ties, Alboni Ties, Sultana Ties,
Victoria Slippers, with a great variety of wo-
mems heavy strap Shoes, Buskins, &C.
Misses and ehildren's goat, calf and kip
Boots, Bootees, fancy Ellslers, Caters, &C.
Mems, womens, misses and children's metal
ie gum OTershoes, Boots, Jenny Lind Boots,
Buskins, Slippers and sandles.
Also oover 1000 sides prime New York tan
ned sole Leather.
HATS AND CAPS.
A splendid assortment of mems and boys
wool, fur, Mexican, Kossuth, Magyar, and cit
iEens Hats of many styles and qualities.
Fine silk plush and cotton plush Opera,
Union and Rolla Caps; Mohair cloth and
glazed Caps, fresh from the manufacturers, of
latest fashion, &c, &C.
Our stock being purchased direct from first
hands principally for cash, and adapted to
Western trade, We are enabled to offer such in
ducements as will compete favorably with any
regular Jobbing House East or West.
We respectfully invite an examination of our
stock. pParticular attention given to orders.
H. CH1LDS co.
Pittsburgh, Sept. l. ls53.-3m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19
Marble Miniature Francs.

Marble Miniature Fra mes.
THE subscriber will manufacture at
i his Marble Works, in Portsmouth,
Marble Frames for Miniatsres,
OF every size. Those in this vicinity
wishing to procure them. can do 90 by
calling on v. N. FIRoR, ESQ.,, who will
order them as desired. Specimens can
also be seen at Mr.. F.'s Office.
II. r. R.CHARLESWORTH.
GalliPolis, Feb. "a, 1851
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-19
LIVER coMpLArNT.


DYSPEPSIA. CHRONIC OR NERv-
Gus DEBILITY, DISEASES or THE KID
NEYs,
And all diseases arising from a disOrdered
Liver Of Stomach. saek as Constipation, In
pdrd Piles, Fsliness or Blood 20 the Heed,
Aciday Of the Stomach, NaHsea, Heartburn,
Disgust for food, Fullness, or reighf IN the
Stomach, Sour Eruetafions, Sinking or Fluf-
tering at the pit Of The Stomach, S,oinsmil9 Of
the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
FIHterin9 fthe Heart. Chokingor SzfaeGfinS
sensations srhen in lying position, Dinness
Of Vision, Dots or pebb before the Sight, FeUeT
and dull pain in the Head, Deficiency or Per-
spiration, YelIopaess Of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain IN the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs &c,
Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Hnaginin9s Of Eoii and Great
depression Of Spirits, can Be sfeetually cured
BY
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ONE hundred bbls No. Kanawhs
" Salt, justreoeived and for sale by
FORD . DRouILIARD.
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DIR. ~. B. MAReHIsPs
CELEBRATED CATHoLIcoN,

Foa THE RELIEF AND CURE or sUFTKR-
ING FEMALES.
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His UnrIvaIIed In the Cure OF NIL
FEMALE COMPLAINTS

as Weakness, general debility, Inegularity,
distinctions, Swelling of the Feet, Limbs,
Joints, &c, caused by weakness; also. LUNG
and THROAT COMPLAINTS, as Colds. Cou0hs
Asthma, Consumption, &c, also, Dropsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13

rumors were circulated yesterday, was sum.
moned % witness against an Austrian nsmed
Stsphani, who was Arrested recently ahsresd
With obtaining goods BY false pretsnsss. The
consul refused to attend, when an attach meut
was issued, but he eluded the officers, who
searched the steamer Baltic for him Just prior
to her sailing, but without success. The Off.
GERS state that the said consul 10 suspected of
being recently concerned in the circulation of
quantity Of counterfeit thalen in this city
4sssachusetts Town Elections
CaARLEsrowN, Dec. 1.-THE Know Moth
ings were defeated here in the municipal eles-
ton to-day. Timothy T. Sawyer, the citisens'
candidate, was elected over Barley, the Know
Nothing candidate, by 25S plurality. The full
board OF aldermen, and Q majority Of the COM
mon ceunoilmen are also elected on the ciu
Eens' ticket.
LYNN, Dee. 12.-In the mupicipal election
to-day, the OF tire Know Nothing ticket has
been elected by large majority. Andrew
Breed is mayor.
LOWELL, Dec. 1.-THE entire Know Moth.
ing municipal ticket is elected here The
vote for mayor gives Lawrence, Know Moth
ing' 1851, and all others only 400.
NRwBuRrPoRr, Dec l2-The Know Moth
ings were routed at the municipal election here
yesterday. Moses Davenport, the peoples
candidate, was elected Mayor, and also ma.
)ofity OF the Council ticket.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA. Dec IL 1854

ALEXANDRIA, Dec IL, 1854.
Weather Appearances - Retreat Clossz-
Re.appotntment-Change in ms Mail
Rife Corps Ac.
The pleasant calmly weather still continues
The ice is rapidly yielding to its general in.
fuence and few days will render river navi.
CATION without impeachment.
Our streets give token that the fair ladies
of our city have not forgotten to avail taem
selves of the genial sunshine.
On the evening Of Saturday, Rev j. P Done
Ian preached at st. Mary's Church on "Com.
munion under one kind" defending the prac
tice of the Catholic Church on that subject
and on Sunday the Retreat was closed by the
Rev Bernard A. Mcclure, S. J President Of
Georgetown College who preached to large
congregation morning and evening. The he
treat is the largest ever held among the Cat.s..
olics Of Alexandria, upwards Of Que thousand
persons having complied with the conditions
Of the Jubilee during its continuance.
The Virginia Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, recently in session
have continued the present esteemed pastor.
Rev. j. D. Coulling, at the Alexandria sta.
ton.
The Sentinel says: eve are pleased to
learn that the Postmaster General has made
arrangements to have the mails transported
at least for the present, ~ the orange and
Alexandra ADD Central railroads =" The low
water and the ice in the Potomac have
made this necessary step.
We are requested to say that all who desire
to unite in tho new Virginia Rife Corps will
please meet at Hand INLAND Hall, Exchange
Block, third story, this evening.
Business is moderate. The health Of the
city is excellent AMI.
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BY DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON. Aue,s
DEREMPNRY AND UNRESERVED SALE By
4 Auction of 2o5 Baskets and Cases of he genuine
nrst eiass Champsgnes. Wines, Brandes LIQUORS
LlGueres, PAtee, Preserves ia tins 6c-on WRD-
NESDAY afternoon, Dec 18th, a6 3h O'Clock we will
sell al The star Buildings, corner of Pa avenue and
Elesensh street, large and choi e ess -rtnent of
TIE finest Wines Brandies, and Preserves, without
reserve, iaclu ing
Chsteaux Latte. 1S4S; do aIcrgsux and Lateur.
karton Guestier, and Johnston Co. Cab:iet
creme De Bourzy and Imperial Chsmpsgnes, from
Mumm Co, Ruinart 4 Co., Dinet, Feuvrel Co,
DE Brimont, and other houses
Johansberg, stemwen IN Bocksbeu'el, Hook.
heimer and oher German Wines from HenkeIl 4
Co.. AID other houses
Pate de foie grss In ard 2 pop nd tins from Strs A
hourg d Ptngord; Trufres Salmon Trout; in 30 Ii.
uhs: Iruite Saumonee aux Truffes In H. tins and
other eXcslient dGlicscies
Chartrense Liquere, Noyau, Marascl inc, Anon.
tillado, Who del Paste, Mscharnudo and other Duff
Gordon Saerries.
East Ildia SsrcisI, Bua, & London; particular
Made rds, London Dock Ports Of the finest grades.
Chsmbertin. Beaune, Pommard, Richebourg, and
Other fine Burguodies, Cornsau's hne Catswbs,
Capri Rosso, Ischis Bianca Calcutta Curry Pc Eder
Eau Vert, and great variety cf her wines aud
delicacles, snd fine assortment of Cognac and Cham
payne Brandy.
packages, and from tie first European wine mer.
chans
Tsrm7 at fa!e. Cat, CUES ready morning of sale.
Tais sale presents a valuab opportunity TO gsn-
ileme1 laying in their winter stock. The WINS
will be warrsn Ell, ard evers parcel soli without
reserve DOWNS HUTCHINSON
dee 1l-dts Auctiopeers.
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THA SECOND ENrKRrArsHEsr Of Knnt.,,,
| Nignnngals Opera Troupe, at the NAVY Yard
| axe place this evening ct Odd Fellows Hall
| 1nen programme filed with tbs cboi,..
| pieces OF music and songs of q high order hi,
| De presented, in addition to the usual amorn.
OF "darkeyisms" Our friends In that Iocs,;..
should not let this opportunity slip of passino
an evening with tho Kunksls. u p"'''ns
ance of Robertson, the editor of ths .T Rpsf
exotic our patriotic feelings, and renav af,.sh
| the recoiiectlon of tho animatine scens. If ths
'umes that tried mons souls . -
l. because, as he passes along the Avenue. he
Wasons the echoes Of that lively and thrillinp
narchal air-'Yankse Doodleh"
Inc ABOVE Is the soorst conundrum, as writ
ten by its author, Mr.. Ward, and read at the
hunkel exhibition the other night.
BENEFIT OF THE ANAcosr1A.-The Kunkel
opera troupe, on Friday night next, at the
National Theatre, perform for the benefit of
the Anacostia Fire Company, and in aid of
their library. The Anacostia boys deserve
vol at the hands of the public, and the noble
| manner In which they behaved in aiding to
| rescue the Congressional Library from the
flames is an evidence that they would make
good use Of library Of their own.
THROWING STONEs.-Yesterday little COL
ored boy was taken before Justice Morsell
and made to pay the corporation fine and
costs for throwing stones in the street. His
sport was costly to his guardians and painful
to others, for he cut the head OF little bow
named Mckinney very badly. This is dan
gerous practice, very common in the streets.
but deserves punishment.
No SALRs.-We learn that there was no pur.
chaser for the splendid property of tho late
Thomas Richie, Esq, which was offered for
sale on Monday by Mr. Mcclure The conse.
quencs is that the sale was postponed, indea.
nitely.
RoBBERY.-On Monday night last Dearborn
Johnson ESQ, Alderman of the Seventh Ward,
had his pocket cut open and valuable watch
stolen from him while walking on Pennsyl.
vania avenue. Efforts have been made to
catch the thief, but without success
WATCH RETURNs.-The city was very quiet
last night. The guards had very easy time
of it, having no arrests to make. The prison
rooms were 'to let" and dodgers were few in
the trial room.
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auction Sales.
By j. c. MCGUIRE. Auet,on..r.

by j. c. McGUIRy. Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF COPPER COOKING
~ Utensils Rerses, Carryalls Furciturs. ST., br
order q the orphaus' Court On thursday
morning Dec mber 24th, st 10 o'clock. in front Of
the Auction Rooms shall fell The personsl eff.cte
of the lats Fsy;er, comprising
very isrge and COMP ete eett of Corpsrs. consist
ing OF Hsm, Turho'. Rock Ash and soup Boil.
ers Siucepaos, Basins for Or sserves, &c
Large Quantity of Moulds for Jelle, Nogats, Sponge
Caka. &c.
Forming the most complete set ever offered for
sale in the District
Also, two 9, ce'lent Work Horses
Two Carryals and Harness
Together with general assortment Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms cash.
BY order OF the administrator.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
dec I'D lun,;o,o.-
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STEAM CRACKER BAKERY.

STCtl, UNUteN ~ and Oh stTeC1S.
NNHE above establishment Is etill in suocessful
Il operation. Improved machinery, driven by
steam, enables the subscriber to all all orders prompS
ly. and to furnishwor equal in quality to any e.
tablishu,ent ia the country
On hand AID ready for delivery large stock Of
fresh Soda, Butter, Wate-, rnd Sugar CRACKERS,
Pic Mics. Wine, Biscuit, aud Ground CRACKERS.
Believing that Q strictly cash business is best for
buyer aud seller. have determined 10 try the e.
pertinent.
Goods deisered freq Of expense at any point In
Washington or Georgetown. Terms each on de,
livery. THOS. 81. HAvENNER.
dee S-2v
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sy PALPITATION OF THE HEART, Nervous diseases
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia Dyspepsia, Costveness and
all relieved and in ncredibs shor space
time by Carriers Spanish Mixture great tonic and
Of the blood. Ii co.ans particle of Mercury
Opium Loxous drug il perfectly harmless and hsi
cured more than Ave hundred eases " disease:
only refer the reader the certifcstes few
which may be found In another column and all of which
detailed In full around the bo0e 1t IL the
Spring Fall Medicines and Possesses influence
q blood tonly rema rkable
- Sea advertisement.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

4 n AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE GIFT eOH
~ YOUNG PEOPLE.-Do you wanta Geography
without Master - then buy Di,sected Map, {
nne stock OF which we have n, On hand. Also
DiSsected Pictures, Builders Blocks, A @ piotur,
Blocks, &C., dc.
Writing Desks, extra neat ana extra cheap
Ladies' Wo.k Boxes and Cabss, oaoi se assert
ment.
Cent? mems Dressing Cases and Neplus Ultra
GRAY L BALLANTYNE.
dec IL Jog Sayanib CT
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Further From Mexico

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE advices from
tho city Of Mexico and Vera Cruz represent
that both had voted almost unanimously for
Santa Anna. One hundred and sixty Of the
compatriets Of Count Boulbon have been par
doned by Santa Anna as q mark of esteem for
the Emperor Napoleon. Five civil Judges
have been suspended in consequence of dis.
respectful communication addressed to the
president.
The plague was committing great ravsges
among tho Indians in Yucatan
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II S e NJ K E N

WELER,
Ia hofxuaor,

VE WELER,
Fs. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
NFFERS FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL ASSORT-
~ MENr OF
BEST SILVKR.FLATKD WARE
Complete Coffee ard Tea Sets on whits metal. en-.
tirely new styles, q variety Of richly chased Cake
and Bread Baskets, Casters, Wsiers But. er Dishes
Sugar Bowls, Salt and Fruit Stands Urns, Kettles,
ETC.. etc
Double and thripple plated table, desssrt and tea
Spoons and Forks in silver Patterns. All the goods
warranted e represented and sold low.
dec eatJhni
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PURE SILVERWARE.

+ HAv Just opened . msgnincent assortment Of
Il sTERLING sILVERWARE embracing: Com
piete Coffee and Tea Sets, Pit,hers, Gobles, Cups,
spoons, Forks, &c.
ALSO, q lot Of Fancy Silvsrwars, new styles, suoh
as ke, fish and butter Knives Oystse and Soup
Ladle; Sugar and Cream Spoons Sugar TongF ealt
Stands; Napkin kings, 10.
Il. 6ENKEN,
Jswsller. Pa. ave, bstv. 9th and 10Th q.
dec S-dtJanl.t 80
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WIN. HAUNSCHILD,
PAPER HANGER & UPHOLSTERER.

A MEXICAN and French Paper Hsngings and
"A Uphelster Goods, Pennsylvania avenue. betw
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington.
D G.
VIM. Haunschiid begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he hiss hand large stock OF
French Gilt and American Transpsrepts.
Also, Hair, Moss, Cotton and shuck Msttrssssa,
which he will dispose Of At the lowest prices
oot 10-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13

- SHILLING TONS.
Life Ct 2. 7 Rasnum, written b. himte!f, in which
ne nar1ates his early history as Clerk, Mer.
chant, Editor and Snowman
New York Journal for December
Map OF the Seat Of War, and views Of sebastc DOL
and Raaklaya
Inc Great Christmas aud New Years Bsott er Jena
than, full of p!ctu res, or sale at
SHILLINGTCN'S Bookstore
Odeon Building, corner Pa. avenue d ct.
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WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY

No avg G Street, bst,ceen 18th and 18th.
4 IONDUCrED ON THE PARTISAN STYLE, BY
" MONSIEUR AND MADAME MARIN-Itsl o..
cation il Of easy access from ali parts o. the city,
while Its high and airy situation renders it especis
iy suited to the promotion of health by this most
agreeable exercise The Horses sra docie and well
trained and are provided Win new and elegant sad.
dies The Propr,etnrS pledge tbems Ives that no ex-
pense Wi, be spared to make this establishment tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13

BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE FOB 1855
'NHIs Is the eighth ysar of the publication If thin
most popular and successful Of all the childreps
Magazines, als ,na publishers pledge themselves
that there shall be positive improvement in every
respect 1855. Its topics will embrace Historical
Sketches brief spicy utlines Of tie various Sciences
Mora Stories Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes
Puzzles, &c. How can a parent spend dollar bet
ter than by subscribing for 1855
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
498 Seventh street, Agents for ths d.. tiict
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n- THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR
NS THE ADVANCEME NT OF EDUCATION will
hold its urth annual session, in the and beeu-
tiful lecture roon of the Smithsonian Institution
during the interval between Christmas and New
Years Day, commencing on TUESDAY, December
Goth, instant.
large number of the di tinguished Educators of
our country aud leading friends of Education, are
expected to be present, from whom there will be
many valuable Lectures and Educational papers:
which will be followed By interesting discussions.
The occasion will offer to the citizens Of Washina.
ton q rare and rich treat for Christmas week.
The officers of our GoY5rnm mt, members of Con.
grss, and all the citiz earnestly requested to
make th,ir arrangements to attend, and use thor
infiue acs to induce their friends f:Om abroad to
attend.
If any of our liberal minded citizens can offer
free entertainment to delegates, or make any con-
trbutsons for that purpose, they are requested to
send in their names, residedce, and the number
they accommodate to any of thu following gen
tlemen. The time is at hand, and VI eever is dope
must be done quickly.
REFERENoss.
In the First Ward, G. ], Abbott, Esq and Rev
C. A. Davis.
In the Second Ward, Prof. J Henry, and z. Rich
ards.
In ths Third Ward, P, Force, Esq, v Harbaugh
and Sias Eill, Esq
In the Fourth Ward, J. W, Maury, Esq, Rev ]
w. Samson, and Rev. b. Sunderland
In Il 9 Fifth Ward, B B. French, ESQ.,, and Prof
A. D. Bache.
In the Sixth Ward, b. B. French, ESQ. >, and @. C
Wright. Esq
In the Seventh Ward, 8. York At Lee, ESQ.,, 0. G
Wright, Efq- and w. B. Randolph, ESQ.
q. RICHARDS,
dec 9-lW Secretary Local Committee.
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DAN AWAY TWENTY DOLLARS RE
IL WARD-Esn away from his home On the Goth
Nioveme er' my N-GRO BOY Dick Brown, aged about
IA or .5yct-s, copper color, marks recollecte6
he was employed at Browns Hoel for the last 9
yesrs, and was seen near the Capitol on Saturday
last will give the above rev Ard for liz spprehen-
sion and delivery to me at No sol Massachueet
avenue, Washington, D. c.
dec 6-lWa SARAH A. BUTLNR
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Ifuit RENT-Posseesion given immediately-tf
p late Office o. the Evening Star, Ga st., within
fifty yards Of its junction with Twelfth street and
fa avenue. The building is Ct two stories. The
lower story being divided into three convepien.
rooms, and the upper being large single room. 1t
VIII shord two convenient small shops fronting On
street, With ample working room In the rear Al.
go convenient paint:r's carpenters or other
mechanics WORK shop above. Apply at Star of,i,s
oct 25-tf
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MRS. B. GREGG
Has opened handsome assortment 4

~ dAS Ooe0ed q handsOme aSsOrtmenf ~
of FRENCH MIL LIVERY at MRS 81
WI HILLS, No. 299 Pennsylvsnia ave-
nue., betwe Tegth and Eleventh w
SUE, and next door t. Mr. hiller's Confectionery
dec l1--St<
IFE or p Il. BARNUM, written Nv
IL himself-price 81 25
Frank Leslie's Magazine of Fashion fer December
price 25 cents
Fifty Years in both Henispheres, by Nolte-Price
81 Is
Nick of the Woods, by Bird-$l Is
For sale by Elk LJJNDY
!. No 12s Bridge street, Georgetown.
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BOARDING IN GEORGETOwN.-A SMALL
~ family having house larger than required for
their own use, offer several rooms, handsomely fur
NAMED. for family, or three or four gentlemen,
with the comforts and quiet of home. With board
on reasonable terms. The situation Is in desira.
Die neghborhooi and quite convenisnt to the omni.
BUS Apply at No Isl Washington street
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