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CHICKERING & SONS PIANOS.

CHICKERING & SONS PIANOS.
UST received a further supply Of thoss truly su.
u perb aud worldrepowned Pr
AMOS from Chickering Sone, Boo
ton Ny stock is now complete, en-
bracing variety Of the newest stylesu y v
Of Pianos from makers in Boston and New York of
long Odd acknowled reputation in their art: Pianos
OF 6. Ok, 6A, ami avo, of elastic touch and
depth and purity Of tone unsurpassed In this any
Other country.
Purchasers desiring the magnificent toned Pianos
OF Mesera. ChicAering So, will remem Der that
they can be b,ught 10 this city only Of the subecr
Der. Their mammoth fact;ry, although the rgest
IN this country. and second to none in the world.
cannot supply the great and Increasing demand for
tn n,s inst ,umsnts The large number Ct Pianos
quality and reasonable price of his Pianos.
ny the brig China, and also by the packet of the
18th instant, 1 shall receive further supply of
Chick.ripg Sons Piapos
Secondhand Pianos taken in part payment
A new stock Of Guitars, Violips, Flute Acoor.
deona. DC. NeS Harp, Guitar, and Violin Strings Of
New Music constantly received.
RICHARD DAVIS,
nov 3O-eo3t PennR avenue
OLD NOvELs-A LAhGR NUMBER, LAID
~ aside by the undersigned TO send to auction,
may be bought 10 the mean time at auction prices
or less from FRANCK TAYLOR.
nov ii
Mn. SCHONENBERG,
Teacher OF Piano and Singing,
NO. H55 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oct 23-tf
DIAMONDs sETT AND FINE GOLD JEWEL
~ ~ of every hind manufactured to order 10 the
best worsmsnlike manner, at 4ls Pa. enue. betw
~ and 9th sts II. o. hood.
nov 9l-n
EvENING GLASSES IN LANGUAGEs-PKOF.
Il SCH0NEN Il RG will commence reviewing
GLASSES in Languages on Monday, Goth October, ct
his residence, 267 Pennsylvania avenue.
oct 23-tf
IDA NORMAN, B MRS. LINCOLN PHNLPS.
i Wisdom, Wit and Whims Of DISTINGUISHED An.
Gent Philosophers, by Joseph Barnard. AM.
Woods Illustrated aturai History, with $50 origi
nal d. signs
Cummings Lectures on the Seven Churches
History OF the Constitution Of the United States by
OWL FRANcK TAYLOR.
| TYPOGRAPHICAL DRAWING-A NJ ANUAI
L OF Typographical Drawing, by Lieutenant g. 6.
Smith, 3. Army assistant Professor of Drawing
| at West Point, with engravings. For rals BY
TAYLOR & MAURY,
nov " Booksellers. nesr Ninth st
| THE sCIENTIFIC stair BUILDER. sy Robert
Riddle, Prsc' cal Arohitect large folio volume,
| With forty large plates. Prize Sc.
| nov Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
A VERY SUPERIOR MELODEON Just received
| "A and for sale By JNO r. ELLIE
Pc. avenue, between 9th and 10Th sta
| ITO TnACHERs.For GALS .ov 9 pair Of Globe
i and = Philosophical Apparatus. Enquire Of
| TAYLOR MAURY. nov IL
lOB r nj III n q NkArLa AND E1P1-
y DITiOUeLY kxkCVTRp At THB "EVEhLht
SilE 0xyIoR. k2a-1
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

louisiana aoen1e. ofposite the Bunk Of Washia etAa
MR.. THOMAS DkLEANY respectfully invites
Vl the attention OF the public 10 exsmine his
stock Of GOODS, which he has op>ned on Lousi.na
avenue between sixth and Seventh street,, opposite
the Bank Of Washir gtop, CONSISTING Of eli de- Grip.
tons Of Teas, &C.. Imp rial. Gunposdsr and Black
Tea Wines and Liquors, Of ell forts, which be can
sell at the lowest prIose sash approved osper
Besides all the n csssariss for Gro cry husiceaa,
Wis: Brooms, Buckets, Cedsr Tubs, Matches, &c.
&c. Please sau and ZEE for yourselves.
nov 2-Sm
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Another Bank Failure.
NEW YORK, Dec lit is reported here tha
the Wheat Growers Bank, of New Jersey, ha,
failed.
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oonereasp,en en- route for Washington.

Congressnen en- route Tor Warrington.
NEW YoRk, Dec. 2.-Messrs. Seward, Sum
nsr, Sage, Simmons, Thompson, and Pringis
have arrived here to-day, On route for wssb-
ington.
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Loss Of a stsamsr-peep snoz.

BUFFALO, Dec. The steamer Ontario has
been lost on the Lakes.
The snow is foot deep in Niagara county.
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PROF. NCHONENBERG,
THAUHRR AND TRANSLATOR OF
Modern Language and Literature
no. 2t7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
- oct 3-H
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k>uhNlSHED kOOMS-SRS. g. ANDERsOY
has tor rent two parlors and five chambers.
situated ID door from the Kirkwood House.
No. N6 Pennsylvania avenue
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Acouittal Of DR. Tbomnson

Acquittal Of DR. Thompson.
RICHMOND, Dec. 1.-Dr. Thompson, charged
with the murder of Miss Phsrr, at Covington,
has been acquitted. The jury wss out about
IN hour.
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MUSIC FOB BALLS, PARTIES, &C.
i. T. w. WEBER

IL Vs W. GDG1k
ID RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS and
IL former patrons that he continues to attend
BALLS, PARTIES, &C., with his well organized
BAND Of scientific Musicians.
He will introduce all the new and fashionable
Music
An accomplished Pianist furnished if desired.
a. Orders left at Hilbus Il Hitz' Music Depot,
GATHERS, Milers Confectionery Stores. Or at my
residence, nesr Gen Henderson's, Navy Yard will
meet with prompt attention. nov 2s-2m
VULCANIZED GUTTA PERCHA
W Il TER-P ROOF GOODS,
MANUFACTURED EX JLUSIVELY
NORTH AMERICAN g 1TrA pERcHA co
Warehouse, 1O2 Broadway, & l Pine ST.,
NEW york.
COMPRISING Coats, Cloaks, Cspes, Pouches,
~ Overalls, Pants, Leggings, Damp Blankets, Tent
Carpets Tarpaulins, Horse Cover, Knapsacks, Can.
teens. Haversscks Gun Gases, Hospital Clotss, n
vsstsrs, Storm Caps, Bathing Mats, Druggist Goods
and
HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARTICLES.
The main advantages claimed for Vulcanissd Gut
pellent properties; perfect freedom from unpiess
ant odor; beauty Of texture; extreme tenacity;
psbility; perfect resistance to acids we'll tat
ty substances. and unlise India rubber in not be.
ing liaole to
DECOMPOsE AND BRCOME STICKY.
Orders for these Goods, either foreign domestic
will be executed with fidelity and despatch. Illus
trated Catalogues forwarded by mail or other siss
when requested
s. EDDY, Agent for the Company,
3e6 Penn auenus, at Chmrb belts Sadlery Store,
+ Washington, D.. c.
CAUTION Base imitations Of these Goods,
made Of vanished India Rubber, are already bsilg
offered In the market; these purchasers ehcuid bear
In mind that mono are genuine unless stamped with
the trade mark of the company.
WILLIAM RIDER.
President Of the N. A. g. P. Co.
nov E8-eolr
PR0E NCHQNENRERR
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Boarding.

DOARDING.-THE LONG ESTABLISHED
ID and ropulsr boarding bouse on the c. rner Of
y and Thirteenth streets (formerly kept by Mrs
Willis 10 again ready for the reception Of rsrms
n-nt, transient and dsy boarders. Sewers! lins
chsmbers can be had by tarlv application to
dec 2-4t& MRS. r. E. WHEELER
NTEMBERs OF Gov iREss DESIRING suit ,e
WI OF comfortable Rooms and good boarding can
be accommodated at No 453 Thirteenth street, be
tween and Z. Location healthy, central ana one
of the most desirable IN the city.
de 2-5tH
BOARDING IN GEORGETOWN-A SMALL
ID family having house larger than req uired for
their own use effer several rooms Handsomely fur.
nished, for fsmiv, or three or four gentlemen,
with the comforts and quiet of home, with board
on reasonable terms The situation is In dssira-
be neighborhood and Quite convenient to the omni
bus. Apply at No. Isl Washing on street.
nov 30-lw+
DOOMS AND B0ARD-sEvERALL LA 2l!E AND
III pleasant unfu-ni.het ROOMS for families or
simge gentlemen, with board. will be lss NJ MRS
HALLS, no. 49, Thirteenth street.
nov 29-1m*
DOAR DING The Misses al ANKS, AXIOM.
- in2 the store Of Mr.. Berry, on Bridge street
GEORGETOWN have severfl hoe ROOMS to let, and
are pre- pared to accommodate Boarders both perma
nent and transient, on the most modera t. terms.
| nov elm
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LNOR BENr-FuUR Rooms eIrUATtD ~ N
4 strest forth, between sixth and Seventh stree.s
west. Enquire on the premises
nov 3J-3t+ CHAS sCRIVENER
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E>UKNIsHED OR UNPUBLISHED ROOFS F0R
L rent, either with or without board, at No. 4,5
street, between second and Third str, cts.
doc 1-2tt ~'
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DOR RENT-A PARLOR AND FIVE BED
Il chambers, ell fitted with gas. Location, Tenth
street, between and n, west side, second dwelling
above McGuire's Auction Store. on the corner #
ana the avenue. JOHN Gregory
El-6t. -
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nLD NOvELs-A LAhGE NUMBER, LAID
~ aside by the undersigned TO send to auction,
may be bought 10 the mean time at auction prices
or less. from FRANCK TAYLOR.
nov ID
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hRdE DWELLING-HOUSE TO LET-sITU
at on the ca side of Be zenith street one door
ab we street and only two squa es from the Psten
Omoc TIE house has been built but few ssars,
ID large and oommodious containing fourteen rooms
Il If now being newly painted and prepared, and
fitted with gas fixtures; has pump with excellen
"at'r Ia tia yard, and cstsrn water In the house.
bath rooms &c; a large yard, with stable and car.
mage house Apply, next door to the house. to
nov IL eotf A. ROTRWEJE
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t>oR RENT.-A LARGE BRICK ICE-HVU ST
L conveniently site ated near the Chesapeake ant
Ohio Canal and Potomac River. Apply to the su b
scribers. at their Lumber Yard corner of d sn,
Twenty sixth streets. H. N. 4 j. W. EASBY
nov l7-eoSw
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EfOR SALE.-THAT VA UAtLE LOT on Sew
L. enteenth street, at the terminus of The Ohio
sn1 Ches p.ake Canal in this city. fonting 100 feet
on the Canal, and about $50 Seventeenth street
being par OF. square south I73 Il has a large
STONE WAREHOUSE upon it suitable for mill or
auchinery Of every description. 1t adjfins the
ocks and Is al ke convenient to trade on the canal
Or river. For tsrms, apply on the premises to
pcv ll-eolm THOMAS GREEN
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| EUKNIsHED ROOMs.-A LARGE PARLOR and
Il Bedroom, richly furnishe d, to let for the Win.
| Ter, with or wi hout board, o. FLINTs.
dec% next door to tire Union ONCE.
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No MEM rERS OF CONGRESS AND OFt.tR
l. GENTLEMEN "A private family has three
comfortable furnished Rooms to rent Two of tb.,n
connect and would answer as . parIor and Chamber
or otherwise desired. The situation is pleasant
being midway Of the City Hall and Depo. ferm
$40 Per month. Address "S g." at this cfa e.
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Mn. SCHONENBERG,
Teacher OF Piano and Singing,
NO. S55 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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REvIvALs.-The revival in the new Baptist
church on Thirteenth street near G, continues
with increasing interest Ten candidates have
received the ordinance Of baptism during the
last two weeks, and several others will be i'm.
mersed to-norrow Mi ht. Last Sunday even
ing the church was crowded, and many could
not gain admittance, although every exertion
was made to comfortably seat the immense
audience.
The First Baptist Church, on Tenth street.
(Rev. Mr.. Hills,) also continues to be bIest of
God. Six candidates were immersed last
Sunday night, the church being led TO over.
nowing with spectators Of the interesting
ceremonies.
IHE fAVoRIrE ROUTE TO NEW YORK CRY
just at this time the favOrite route to the En-
Pire city, both for speed and safety, is via Bull
1ards panorama Of New York city, on exhi
hitlOn at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street.
and 1t is being berally patronised. 1t exhi b,
its every evening until December Visit the
wors, ana you will know as much of the city
a. II you had actually visited it and walked
Its streets for week The Hall was filled to
OVERLOOKING last evening
TEE KUsKELs To -NIeBr -Thi. in;rpit.b,.
troupe give another Of their side.splittiDe en-.
tertainments to night. at the National, when
nne Progra anime is presented, upon which il
To be found musical gems of fine order. To
say nothing of the good singing of the troupe.
or the excellent dancing of Joe Brown, the re-,
DUN to U ncle Toms cabin is we'll worth the
price OF admission, and will, no doubt, draw
tas 1t always does a full house.
NATIONAL GUARDS BALL-On Monday
night, sckson Hall will again reverberats to
s.i nee Oh W.T. and beauty will be triumphant
Al the annual ball Of the National f;nards
L. popular commander aiding the coumittee
OF arrangements, and assisted by the who'll
home. appear d.
MoNEf hETURSED.-Wel learn that the Rav
Mr.. oToole, pastor Of st Patrick's Chi
in this city, on Wednesday re.toreS ~ ~.
Bank Of Washington the sum of rs mi, ~
had received for that purpose il th. oonfs.
sionel. 0'iss
CISTRx MAHKEr.-The Centre Mark., NO..
very we'll supplied this mo, pirg by a is,os,
number Of our country friends Ia an we bsSv.
seen In the market space for months. Thar
but little change In the price OF provisions
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NOR RENT.-Th. Spacious STOkk kOUM On tnt
l. corn of Seventh and stre.ts is tr rent ,,
Is one Of the best stands for business on the itrse
and has good dry cellar. 1t has bsen used Tor Il
dry GODS business, and is ready shelved Apply Il
ROrHWELL 4 BROWN,
Loui'a-a avenue, oppes to Bank of Washington
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''II covering the whole ground has teen 'n,rods-
'e' Wy Gen Shields. although am not able to
P'e all I's details. 1t ahrogatos, however, ons
'nJn-t dIsiincllon between the widows II lsi2
mi those OF the revolution for whereas. thoso
i the revolution receive pensions. slihorrh thcy
nay have been mari d dsnhscqu.nt.y to The ,cath
i th' husband who did I, o er,ice on,y an thew
ire wr'ows when apply ing for The peuson--thos
u iSl2 are cut of by second marriage. al
h"nsh again widows and in want
The following important bills were introduced
n the senate, by Gen. Shield. on Moniny:
A bill to increase th" present military e,tah-
lshinent ct the United STATES, nud for other p,r.
poses.
bill tn regulate the pay AMI increase the "a
l''r'cy oI the army, aud for other purposes.
bill to promote the iii igncy ul the amy by
eiIf'ng disabled officers
The main object Of these blI- is to increase tho
present military force Of the nation to inc'ease
the paw Of the officers and men OF the army aid
to provide for n retired list. They propose to in
crease the army by the addition Of one regiment
ot drngoons, two i,gu,lt- Of nfaruy, fDd u
company Of sapper-, miners, and pontoniers'
The pay Of the army Is increased from 2o to 30
per cent That Of soldiers is raised rom seven to
ten dollar, per month; ami II rataLle increase is
allowed to officers; aud the effect Of the retired
list will be TO withdraw from active service, all
such officers rs are supcrannuatnd or worn out in
the service, while 1t will lead 10 the promotion Of
many gallant AMI meritor"us officers who would
otherwise be unable to rise until also in tho scar
and yellow leaf
The following bill was also introduced in the
house nm Monday
BY Mr WENTWORTH: A bill 10 provide
for the erection Of suitable building fur a pust
office, custom house, land Office, bonded ware.
house. and United States courthouse III the city
OF Chicago.
The New Yorl quarrel has again cut 40 io,-
po'tnnt figure during the week, and continues.
both in and ont Of congress- main tn pic Of con.
versalon. Ou Monday evening, aid aud comfort
Was brought to the harls from q new quarter.
Gov. Foote, Of Mississippi. who has jus, been
beaten for the U. senate in his state, and who
is running over with complaint. that he and hia
fIlends in Mississippi were not fairly dealt with
in the distribution Of -pols, made speech in the
dining room Of Browns hotel. 1t would have
been unreasonable to expect the Governor to
have suppressed all the instincts Of tisGppoin.
ted Office seeker, and accordingly he made gs.
uuins hard" speech-hard enough to have done
honor to Cuttiug himself He abused the admi.
ni'trltion-ahusci Jefferson Davis, and utterly
execrated and anathemzed Cushing lie threw
out many challenges to Davis or hi, fricnds ts
meet hun mex. day on certain points. but then
wound up with the announcement that lie would
he otf Oy doyght next morning. for New York,
where be proposed to take the steamer u, once
for California. II s suspected tnat Davis and his
fcnds will hardly follow him ththcr to accept
bis challenge.
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Activity IN IIrcadstuiis.

Holders Of grain in large amounts may con.
sidcr themselves for the present. as the mos,
fortunate Of men. Prices are perhaps rs high
AZ they were ever known to be tins country, and
the tendency 10 upwards. A much larger
amount Of brealstuf- has been exported to Eng
land during the last four months than for the cor.
responding months uf the previous year, bat At
present prices in n. York and Liverpool ox.
ports must cease The large cTpces have &C
tuallv created a scarcity on the seahoard and
the present high rates in New York are for humc
conSup'on, not export Whether England can
ouhd New York aud again draw upon US fer
tlnur and grain IL a matter involving many con
tinrcncie- Where all this is to end We do moi
profess to oe able to foresee, aud therefore We
shall not assume to advise our friends 10 III,
country to:sell or not to sell We may say however
that nothing is lost in selling wheat at 81 81
and corn nt 55c, and something is sometimes los
by waiting for higher prices, But let every on,
Judge for hiraself Meanwhile look st the OK
ports ofbreadstutf. since September LIST, will .,
interesting:
/ The exports Of Flour to Grea, Britain since Is
September, from the principal ports Of the L
States, are ! o52 900 bbl.. against SOL OO
sol 600 to same date last wear. Wheat, 4,4ST
O0o bnshols against 27i3OoO last season, an
Corn $4,000 bushels, against only $4,000 la.
seascn to datc--LH Press
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Few persons are aware Of the interest which
our Irish citizens manifest in tue welfare Of
their friends in the old county. In the St.
Louis papers of las, week we fud a statement
Of a single European against Wu. Lind!ey Of
St Louis, which shows that the Irish L-a,t ia
s,Ill warm. aud that their remembrance of their
native country Is still sweet and practical. The
beneyolcnce Of other countries is matter Of
convention or necessity; but the kindness Of "a
lrl-hman is not The running account o. posted
and legsred courticies. it springs like all his
qualities his faults and his virtues, directly from
his heart
Mr. LindsRy's books how that the nnnhcr of
draft. issued by him iIum january 8, '63 to De.
center 81 OF the same year, was 1909, aud the
amount Of money represented BY thsse drafts
was t83239 -. In addition 10 ,his, lO4 pass.
nge tickets were issuad, amounting in money 10
: S72, making in all the masn tccnt sum of
Sdh,lO! 90 transmitted by the Irish, to their re.
latyaS aul friends. from st. Louis aous. in .
sngle ycTl
az those who sent these drafts, 1871 wG>
males Hni 9s3 were females, and Of the recipi.
euts. 652 were males SSs were w!dows, and 9.f
were other fsmalg,.
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rypn ErRRfR CuNsS A novel use Of en-.
otrchouc, and apparently most slnable one,
+. the mnt,tiil Of comb', OF this sob''ancs very
hcru'iul comb. srs u,ndc, at one third the cost
IT shell, ard Of even greater durability. BY =
process called deodori,ng the frmness of metal
" she'll s impaired to the rubber. While great
"a of the ,on,hness is retained. Tho pr ce,s
= pa,ent,d d and the exclusive right for tho U.
: belongs to a company in New York. who have
m,nuiuc,hrc in Willamsburgb, emplo! ing 300
work people.
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Hoes The Cincinnati Gasette Of Tho 18Th
says; The receipts of Hog during tho past wesh
have been light Us consequence the trsnsas-
tons. have been limited but prices have i'm.
proved The sales reported to ns comprised $40
snd $50 head on Wednesday at s&2S3s2 do.
Thursday n, Sii5 2?5 Friday at s4S0 Mon.
day and yesterday We heard Of no sails. There
were very few ii market and holders eon'snded
resolution for S47a vnd We uuderstsns thaS
sales were made a, that figure, but did no, learn
nnrtlcul,rt nnyors were free At SiH0.
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t. Boot & Shoe Shop,
Nv &. FASH

WOULD inform the public that he has latch
opened a shop on Madison street. ~ the building
formerly occupied hy Buchanan 4 E,rhrIncrgcr
aud lately hv Bailey 4 Eichrlhcrrrr,N ~ n t1ilo
shop, where he is prepared to manufacture to or
drrnli kinds otwork IN the above line III the bes
possible manner.
lie wlilalso keep on hand a good assortment OF
ROOYS IND SHOkS,
which he will sell at thevrry lowest prices. Mend
ing done at tshottnouceond N the nca'r- nllnncl
! CaIlanda.e' January 10 ~
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in orr memories Wub all IN, tluIt found with
hiscrrcrolsbin tLcrc wa. not a commander in
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