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SUPERIOR MINCE MEAT.

'1NHE preparation of which, under my own super
Il vision, warrant out Of pure spices Fresh
Su tana Rai,ns, Citrop, and other Fruits Virgi la
Crab Cider, and Noun ain Beef from Weavers
stan TO have this nice article without the trouble
Of making, orders should be sent in Immediately.
Also, whoe e, halves, and quarter boxes Bunch and
seedess Raisns; Prunes in glass: Naillards prera.
ratsops OF Chocolate and Gum Drops. Favored with
Hoarhound; Lemon, BANANA aud other fruits ::
pnrs fresh ground Spices Orange Flour Water and
other extracts Sultana Raisins Gelatines, East
India Preserves, Pickles, &c. For sale at
z NJ. KINGS
wholesale end Retail Tea and Grocery Store,
few steps northeast of lac son Statue.
dec l2-tf
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Shooting Affray-Trial of Arr,so., &c

CINCINNATI, Dec. IL In an affray at Gov.
ington yesterday, an omnibus agent by the
Perkins shot Z. D. Carpenter, Esq, distin
guishsd lawer of that place, dangerously
wounding him. Perkins was arrested and
held to bail in the sum of $l2 600
The trial of Arrison for the murder Of the
Allison family, is new progressing here.
There is but four feet water in the Ohio
river and there appears to be little prospec:
of rise at present. The weather is clear
Hogs are selling at 81 5Oa$4,75. The num-
Der received here to date, according to the
statement of the Price Current, 1000 against
$50, GOO at the Same time last year. The freights
asked for them to New Orleans and St Louis
are 81 Per cwt
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Auction asies
BY r.! III. JEwELLE q 90, 49,.
INXTENSIYE SALEn on HnrrsruozA N

- O0.a n
EXTENsIyE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD. TIr,,,,
~ en- requisites at Auction-On sGTMpH.
morning, December 18th. at o. .ock. ~ .h.m -,
En.n street and Penns avenue, several .rticlss o
Hoasehold snd Kitchen Requisites. viz. '''s %
Mefofooes, Bureaus and Sidebosrd.
Mahogsny hair, spring and Main 81.
Dressing and Washstands and LOOKING c,-...,
Tables CT various oTts and sizes ""'s's
Chairs, cane and wood seat, Rockers
Carpets, Oilcloth, Mating
Blankets, Comforts and Spread, -
Superior hair and husk Mattres...
Bedsteads, donble and single
Feather Beds, Bolsters and P;liovs 81 AS
ooking. Psrlor and alright Stoves
WIN ether articles in the housekeeping lire too nm.
merops TO mention wv NV
Crtiy after the above sale Wa srs
s"'norH q TO cell, without reserve ''
casss genuine French BRANDY
va oozea d. Old Port Wine. in at bottIss
:hasera " Ao0'innioaSVe the pur
me IS r,re chance for tavern keeper ~ cam
Pie S 81 ,ne asucie Will BE- sure to p'ea.f,
Uonfignments s3lici ed which w ! Ia ....,s,
wi'h promrtituie and dispatch "'eAed 20
s,, r. IL JEwELLi; CO..
Anctlone~rs
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Baltimore Karkets. &e

baltimore, Dec. 14.-There have sales of
DUO bbis aour-Howard street at s. SO. and
City Mills at $S.25. Wheat-13, 900 bushels
sold-white at 81 .s5, -. O1a$2. o5; rcd q. 81 90
a$l.s5. Corn-38, 900 bushels sold-whits at
Sc; yellow at s3as5c.
Western rivers remain about the same as at
last accounts.
Dispatches from New Orleans state that
business is dull, cotton declining, and money
tight.
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Case Of Dr.. Beals-The other Side Of the
Question.

Case Of Dr.. Beals-The other Side of the
Question.
A legal gentleman of Philadelphia, of cha
racter and influence, in writing to the Now
York Evening Post says
have just read the report of the proceed .
lngs OF tho second meeting of the dentists and
surgeons OF New York, met to consider the
subject of ether and chloroform, especially in
reference to the case of DR.. Beale, and con.
slider that those persons showed the most sense
of all who spoke at the meeting, who said that
1t would be time enough for them to move in
the matter when the dentists of Philadell hia
take some steps for DR.. Beale's pardon. If
your New York dentists wait for this, they
need never hold another meeting upon the
subject large majority of our fellow citi-
zens believe the verdict righteous one, and
that it should not be disturbed or reversed by
pardoniDg the offender
1t Will be recollected that the District At
torney offered to prove other acts of licen-
uous character on the part Of DR.. BeaIe to
wards females under the influence of ether.
1t is no secret here what this evidence would
have been, had it been legally admissible.
Two married ladies were present in the court
room vi their husbands, prepared to testify
to attempts At rape by Dr. Beale upon their
persons whilst seated in his operating chair.
One of them was saved from violation by be-
ing seized With fit Of vomiting at the nick
Of time, which poured the contents of her
stomach over the lustful dentists person.
The above have the best authority for st at
ing as facts: In addition, 1 may mention a
rumor, which is very generally believed here,
that indecent liberties, taken by DR.. Boaie
with another female were followed by horse.
whipping, which he received from the person
under whose protection she was living. The
name of this person is freely given, but it need
not appear in print.
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VETERAN TUNER.

TIE undersigned Informs the musical public that
L re isnow prepared to tune Pianofories, Organs
and Melodeons with dispatch. Fsrty years expert.
enee In the business affords him Qualifications for
ac:utatsne:s which fsw can titan, having so far
given entire satisfaction to all correct mus clans and
Tie exclusive tuner Of Pianos at the Presidents
Mansion at the time Of Madison.
Or ers lett st HILBUS HtTX Music Denot or
Dir. Wm. Z,n;zinger's Music Store, will meet with
prompt atenticn bat if left at ether establishments
do no; reach him and fall into the bands of minor
tuners JACOB HILBUS,
II 81, between Eth and 18th, south side
dec 12-tf
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MARBLE YARD REMOVED.

" n. 4. GRIFFITH respectfully invites
w the public and bis oil customers In psrticu-
streets, northwest of the Patent Ofioe, where be
interds keeping constantly on hand q good assert
ment Of Marble Monuments, Tombstones aad Head
stones
S1uiptured and Ornamental work of every Size
AID style, done by the best vorkmen.
Stapstens for CRATES snd frep!aces always on
hand.
All orders promptly executed.
w. A. Griffith offers for sale his cid Shop on 18th
street. which is held on lease Ct two ears and six
months. Intel lm) dec l3-eo2vs
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Libel Suit.

NBw York, Dec. 13.-A suit for libel is
about being brought against the New York
Express for publishing the report that the
Austrian Consul had fed from the city in a
disreputsble manner. The whole story is pro-
nounced false
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By J.C, McGUIRE. Auctioneer.

INTENSIVE SALE OF COPPER COOKING
~ Utensils. Heres, Carryalls, Furniture Sc, b.
order ct the Orpba5s' Court On II III SDAY
morning, December 24.h. st 10 o'clock In front of
the Auction Rooms shall sell the ger onsl cts
of the lat. A Fayier. comprising
very lfrga and complete seit CT Coppers. consist
ing Of Ham Turho', Rock f. b spd euuD Fol
ers S.ucepaGs, Basins fo5 pr -ervss. DC
Large quantity CT Aou;ds for Jelles, Nogas Sponge
Cake, &c
Forming the most complete ses ever offered fer
sale in the District
Aleo, two ceilent Work Hoses
Two Carryalls and Harness
Together with general assor. ment Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture
Terms cash.
By order Of the administrator
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
dec I'D huctinpaer
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Hung Jurv.

INV YORK Dec. 1.-THE jury in the case
Of Tucker, who was tried at BROOKLYN for the
murder Of his child, could not agree, and have
been discharged. They stood seven for CON.
viction and I'VE for acquittaI.
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Died.

On the l4h Instant, after an illness of few days,
Mrs. MARY QUEEN, in the 74th year of her age, b
native of the county OF Wexford, Ireland, but Tor
number OF years resident OF Norfolk, Va, and late
of this city.
% Her funeral will take place tomorrow (Fri-
day. afternoon, at O'Clock, from the residence OF
her son in-law, John J. Joyce, corner of Thirteenth
and L streets, where her friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
=, Norfolk, Virginia, papers, and American Cet, New
York, please copy.
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u The Sacramento Union says that sim
of that city, has branched four hundred and
thirty six feet CT vine, from which have been
gathered six hundred tomatoes What a
cnuntry'
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Heavy failunes

Boston, Dec. l4.-It is rumored that the
house Of Hill, Carpenter & Co., wool dealers.
At Providence, R l., has failed for $500 900.
1t is supposed that the Arcade Bank IL iu.
yolved in the failure.
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By j. G.. McGUIRE. Auctfoneer.
M EDlCAL WORKS AND SURGICAL INsTKU-
w meLts a, PGblic Sale ON THURSDAY after.
mon Decsmher l4t!. at 31S O'CLOCK ct my Auction
Rooms, shall cell the collect ion of valuable Heii
cal Works snd Surgical Instruments belonging 10
DR.. Haraeli, who b d cliued his Or, fssssn.
=, he above may be examined the day previous to
the gale. Terms c2ss.
Jas. @. MCGUIRE,
otc Go AuctiOne- T.
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FAMILY GROCERY.
Northwest corner Of Thirteenth and II streets.
1NHE subscriber having taken the above.naned
pied S ssa5 Mrs. rF E t e'SS eR0cER1F
intends keeping q q. neral<
supply Of FAMILY GROCERIES, of the very best
quality, which will be di poesd of at tn. lowest pcs
sible rates tor cash, shors credit TO punctual
customers.
He collects continuance Of the custom of the for.
mer patrons of the house. and begs to invite the at
tention nd inspe ton of his numerous ftienos and
acquaintance to tn quality Of his goods and the
arrangem. nt3 made to the liberal patronage
Of the public. A JACKSON
dec Pin,
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SRoCkING.-In Chicago, few days since, a
man was found hanging by the heels to the
top of fence. Ills face had turned black
and he was dead While climbing over the
fence he had slipped and caught his foot be-
tween two of the pickles. In his struggles to
release himself, he had torn off his coat and
vest The muscular contractions all over
bis body were very great. He had probably
hung there several hours
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening Star.
Arrival Of the Crescent city-News Of the
Albany

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Crescent City
has arrived, and reports that the captain of
the English brig Espiegle, at Havana, says be
fecsived letter while at Jamaica from the
British corsul at Cathagenia, who states that
the United States sloOp Albany WAS at that
place on the 10th of October with her crew all
well
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n - GREAT CURE OF RHECMATISM-TheE Editors OF
~ the Richmond Republican, of December ith say
that Carriers spanish Mixture Ia - Quack medicine.
They lad man in their press who afflicted
with violent mercuria Rheumatism, who continually
complaining of misery his backs Joints his
had everish and matery neck swollen throat
and all the symptoms of rheumatism, combined
Two bottles Spanish Mixture cured
him. and in editorial notice above they bear teso
to its wonderful effects, and their only
all suffering with disease of the blood the
existence of such medicine They cheerfuy recommend
the public.
See their certificate and notice In bottle
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1r y THE ROOMS OVER MY STORE ARE FOR RENT
W. The location ID admirably calculated for q lawyer
physician other professional gentlemen. The upper
room fitted for aDaguerreoypist, with large skyght
Apply to 2, d. GILMAN,
Druggist, Pa. avenue Browns Hotel.
large supply of Toilet Articles Soaps, Hair Brushes
Combs, Tooth Brushes, German Cologne
Lubir's Extracts for the handkerchief
A thoice lot of Havana Cigars
Old Hennessey Brandy, Port and Sherry Wines
With well selected stock of Medicines Chemicals Drugs
Paints Oils and Window Glass received as above
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BY i. c. MCGUIRE. Aucsioneer.
A DNIHrSTRATOR'S StLE OF VALUABLE
~ ReGl Estate.--9n THURSDAY afternoon, Dec
18th at O'clock, ON th7 premi es We fhal sel Lo.
NO in SOU re l26, fronting SO fee. en- north II ST.
be wsen II h and 18th st Gets west, and running
back l45 feet to.s 90 feet alley.
This lot L. beautifully situated, immedis tely op-
poslte The residence OF Hon II Fish, and is very de
sirabie for first class residence.
I'm I'M { d ateIy after the above, at the
same place,
We shall sell lot No 8, in Square No 702, front
ing 81 feet inches on South Capitol street, betw
n and o streets, running back It's feet inches.
Terms: Cne-third cash; residue In six and twelve
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
interest
GEORGE HcNEILL, } .,..,
r. s. FREG.;EI. Ae0io'Sfe'o $
J.7. O. McGUIRa,
dsc I'd Auctiones:.
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about the same rs at
New York Markets .

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Flour is frm-4,000
bbls. sold-State brands S.. 25 a s. Sc; South.
ern s. 50 . s9.I2; Ohio S9.l2. Wheat un.
changed. Corn-25,O 900 bushels sold-mixed
at "a cents. Stocks depressed Money easier.
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Fraudulent Land Warrants.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. BIN the U. States
District Court to-day, JoLn W. BoiIeau was
convicted on eleyen bills of Indictment with
fraudulently obtaining land warrants from the
Government On the rendition of the verdict
the prisoner fell in at, and raved like q mad
man when restored to consciousness The
sentence was deferred, and motion was made
for new trial.
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!" PALPITATI0N OF THE HEART Nervous diseases
Liver Complaint Neuralgia. Dyspepsia Costfveness and
are all relieved and cured in incredible short
OF time by Cartsr Spanish Mixture the tonic
purifier of the blood contains particle Mercury
Opium noxious drug 10 perfectly
cured more than five hundred 0ses Of disease.
We only refer the ee certificates few of
which be fonnd in another column and Of which
the detailed in full around the boae s all
Spring and Fall Medicines and Possesses influence
srs blood tonly remarkable.
- See advertisement
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Destruction Of q Hotel.

ALBANY, Dec. 13.-The hotel in the town of
Berckville, North of Port Huron, Canada, was
totally destroyed by fire on Wednesday last,
and two of its inmates burned to death.
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M AGRUDER & CALVERT HAVING
Nl made an assignment Of their goods and debts
to the undersigned as trustees for the benefit of
their credi ors those indebted by note or book &C.
count will please call at store 216 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, and psy the same to their agent, Thomas
v. Hills. GEO. SLOFHOUER,
JOHN W. ENGLALD
dec lS-1w
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Cod Fishing at Cape Island.

CAPE ISLAND, N j., Dec IL There is much
excitement prevailing here, in consequence of
the large catches of cod within q few days
Immense numbers are being caught daily,
and large parties are constantly going out after
them.
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e In short time the bellows of the grea
organ in fremont Temple will be worked BY
steam.
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e. AkoTak7 Pr UM.-Mr. WHITKHU RST hss.been
awarded another premium for his superior
exhibited at the Worlds Fair New York It will be
bered that Mr. w. received from the Worlds Fair London
TWO medals his unrivslled daguerreotypes
Fillmore ana Cabinet and PantiscOpes of Niagara Falls
sides premiums At all the fairs at which he for
years past This speaks volumes in favor of his gale
riss.
Gall and have your taken at Whtehursts Gale
ry near Four andahsf street, Pennsylvsnia avenue.
SEP l6-tf
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MRS HERMAN. E. FISHER.
MRS. HERMAN & CO.,
FRENCH STEAM SC0VIR ERs

No. 81 North E1tdW street, near Lerineton,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Will thoroughly clean all kiods of Ladies snd
Chidren's Dresses, made Of Sils, Velvet, or Wool
Genlsmen's Coats. Pants and Vests, without shrink.
ing or taking eff the natural gloss.
The utmost punotuality warranted
White Crane Shawls done I'D equal to new,
All orders left at VIII. P. SHEDDS Fancy Goods
and Millinery, 500 Eleventh st., Washington
dec l3-2w
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Z HE Practice IN COURTS OF JUSTICE IN
Eu. land and the United States, by Conway
Rob nson of Richmond, Vs.. vel ]. just published
and for ssla by PR,NCK TAYLOR.
dec 10
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Fer Eals and Rent.

EVoR RENT-A HOUSE, CONTAINING Sly
Rooms, Ut the corner Of first and streets and
near the railroad depot It Is we'll calculated either
transient boarding house. as it is in the line Of tray
ell to the depot. Apply on tn. premises.
EloR RENT-A HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS
4 with board. Inquire at MRS. SMITHS, 9 3
r street. de, 14-2aw2vs
= r ReNT-ROOMs IN A CENTRAL, AIRY,
Smithsonian Insti ute or any of the Departments
For terms-which are modersts-apply ct the Ii.
brary, at west end of the Smithsonian Institution
to- P. 2. KENYON.
DOOMS AND BOARD.-sEVERAL PLEASANT
III Rooms with board, AMI q neatly furnished
parior snd bed Tooul may be had ct 40 L street,
near Eighth. nov 99-1ms
DoARp IN A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN BE
ID procured By several single gentiem|n or a gen
teman aud his Hif,, at No. asa II street, west Of
Seventeenth sree', very near The Departments -
There gre no children in the family, Terms reason
able. Apply ss above. dec 1e-3t
+ G RENT S' ''"N''"'D No'"' s'h
Also, ean accommodate few BOARDERs at No,
276 street, between I'd snd Sd cts, back of ct.
harles Hotel. WIN W. WOOD.
dec 12-lwH
EOR RENr-FOUR NEW TWO-sTORY FRAME
Il houses on street, between Fourth and Fifth
The rent will be low to puncsual tenants. Posses
sion given imm sdiatelg. Enquire at II. Heitmul
lsr's Grocery Store, on Fifth street, betw. and O.
NHANCE FOR INVESTMENT-FOR SALE
~ VALUABLE Property en- Pennsylvania avsnu-
which rents for 10 per cent on the pri es
Also. opertyio other parts Of the city, present
ing equal inducements.
For rent, several elisibly situated Houses, fur.
nished snd unfurnished.
JOS C. G. KENNEDY.
dec l2-3t corner Tenth street and Pa av.
EOR SALE OR RENT-A THR NF-STORY frame
l. Hou e, with two-stOry back building, situated
on Virginia avenue between Ninth and Tenth sta.
in the Seventh Wsrd
for sale cheap FOL cash
VIII. R RILEY,
Corner Eighth st., opp. Centre Market
LIVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD ~
~ Union Land Association have now lithogrsphed
plats Of UnOnt town, situated on the Eastern branch
Of the Potomac river, directly opposite the Nav
YARD and invits the public to exsmine the same at
their office. "
Eligible Building Lots, on graded 60 feet wide
streets, fronting "a fest and running back $50 feet
are now offered at the very low price Of $75 para
Die In easy 1nstallments of So a month, until the
whole ls paid, when deed in fee simple will be ex
ecuted to each lot holder; deduction of 10 Dr.
cent. Will be allowed to persons paying cash.
The Fcation is one of acknowledged health fulpess
and beauty, with an abundant supply Of excellent
wa'er. Persons DESTROYS of procuring house and
lot upon very favorable conditions of peyu,ent
should make immediate Application, as similar op.
portu aity will never again be presented
NJ B-A large qusntity Of chesnut post and oak
WOOD 1or sac cheap: JOHN FOX, Secretary,
Office, Seventh ct above Odd Fellows Hall.
dec Q-1m ~
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g The way to make tall man "short,
is to ask him to lend you hundred dollars.
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s6JoK S<sLLINGToN receives all new Books and
papers ss published He agent Harper and all
the othsr Magazines and our readers will always find
large AID good assortment of Blank
his BOOKSTORE Odeon Building Pa avenue and AZ st.
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ID OOMS AND EOARD-SEyERAL La RaE AND
IL pleasant unfinished roons for families or
single gentlemen, with board, will be let at MRS.
HALLS, No. 4b2 Thirteenth street.
nov 29-1m*
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A CCORDEONs, FLUTINOS, &c.-Just opened,
n twelve dozen best quality French Accordst ms
and Flutinos which will be disposed of on the most
reason able terms. HILBUS Il HI1Z
dec IL New Music Depot.
EREECH PEAS e. MUsHROOMS.
l. Petit's Pois "Ri l.t,p in and 2 10 cans
Champignon's do and 2 ID cars.
For sale by SHEKELL BROTHERS,
dec 12-3t No 40 opposite Centre Market.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

T SHALL OPEN on the 18th or 18th OF Dsoambsr
i the first large invoice Of new style If Diamond
and other Jswelry, Fancy Silverware, Gard Recev.
ers Work Boxes, Vases, Figures, Table and Mautsl
Ornaments, Fans. Gard Cases, Porte Monnaiss,
Nscks, suitable for Holiday Gifts. The Goods win
be arranged for inspection the 18th inns ant The
pUhli' s,e invited to call. Politeness and civility
will De extended to all, whether purchasers or not
II. SEMkEN, Jewsler,
Formerly Warmer 4 Semke1,
Pa avenue, between 9th and lothlt-
dec S-dtI4th
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dor RgNT-TWo OR THREE PIE AeANS
T. Rooms in the second story OF House Nc. AL
Vermont avenue with breakfast il required
Also, O room In the basement. dec lS-eoSt.
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DkhSEETS for lhe Ch,ldren.-AT
LAhMpNDS, 7th street, can be found q large
h hha beautiful addiction Of Toys AID Notions suita
pto iot presents. dec 1876
X Kiss KRINGLE'S HEADQUARTERS
N for Toys is at LAMMOND,s 7Ih At.
dee 1875 - " "
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~ q.
Corner a and E street, Island
f1tHE subscriber respectfully Informs his friends
J. and the pubic, that he has openei an ApOTHE-
GARY and DRUG STORE above, ard will con-
stantly keep fresh supply of pure Drugs. Also,
large and fine stock Of Fancy Goods, Perfum.ry,
DC, and would respectfully solicit share Of "a.
tronag..
Mr.. WM. e. REIrsNIDER, whe has been in the drug
business for the last years in some Of the best
conducted apothecary establishments in Baltimore
city, will take charge of the above place, end ply
sicians entrus'ing their Prescriptions to him may
rest assured that they will bs akilifuly and ascu
rately compounded, day CT night
just reserved, large end fine assortment OF
Porte Moor airs, L1bins AID Bazins Pa:choulys and
Extracts, Hair Brushes, &C., which will be sold at
reasonable prices. o. BOSWELL,
Druggist aud Apothecary,
Corner Maryland avenue and Seventh ST.,
and ~ and K street, Island, Washington.
N. B. can always be found at my old stand, cor.
ner Maryland avenue and Seventh st. OBJ.
dec l2-1w
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TURKEY AGAIN TAKEN.-Another drove of
fine turkeys marched through Fourteenth
street on their way to WilIafds farm, thers to
rusticate until otherwise ordered.