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Weather 1T Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1S-We had q slight fall
OF snow this morning but [. is now holding
up AT noon there is every appearance Of
fair weather
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D Nearly five hundred men have jsst been
discharged from the Brooklyn navy yard, COM
prising men from all the different mechanical
department and laborers. Nearly every one
employed on the United States frigate Sabine
was included in the dismissal. There are only
some eight hundred men now left in the ward.
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Fire at Troy.

Troy, N. T., Dec Is "A fire broke out, this
morning, in DR. Thomas's stable, on Auburn
street. Eight barns and sheds and a French
Catholic church, on Ferry street, were de-
s.royed. Five horses persisted in the flames
1t was the work of an incendiary. The loss
to the church is $40. OGO
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Opinion Ct judge Dam Oh Naturalixat,

PGUGHKEEpsIE, Dec. I8.--Judge Dean, Of
the Supreme Court in this place, has forbid
den his clerk to take proofs of citizenship and
grant generalization papers, and has directed
that all those who wish to become citisens
hereafter must apply to the Court. After hear.
ing the proofs from numbers of applicants to.
day, he rejected nearly all of them. He has
given written opinion, holding that admit
ting an alien to the rights of citizenship is q
Judicial act, and requires an examination by
the Court in each case.
smuggling-Fire-Dsath Of Physician, 60.
BOSTON, Dec. 16-The Custom House An
thorisies of this city seized last night about
twelve hundred dollars worth of segars Snug
gied into port by bark from Havana
The depot Of the Boston and Maine Railroad
at Lawrence was destroyed by fire last even
ing. The loss on the building is $5,OO0-on
freight not yet ascertained. The depot also
contained large amount Of inward freight,
including considerable quantity of -four, but
the loss will not fall upon tho company
DR.. Samuel Parkman, an eminent surgeon.
died in this city this morning
The failure Of the Glendon Iron Mill Com
pany was announced here to-day, and il was
soon afterwards ascsrtained that on Monday
last the superintendent, Mr. Brevoort who ia
we'll known in the cities of New York ana
Philadelphia, had left for parts unknown.
Ga The Wednesday following the COMPANY had
received letter from him, in which he stated
that he was o defauiter, and added that II was
useless to pursue him, as he would not be
taken alive The defalcation is estimated at
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
The failure of Messrs. Cutler, Brodhead &
Clapp, extensive stock and exchange brokers
Of this city, was announced to day Their H.
abilities are not supposed to be large
There has been q severe run upon tina Prov
ident Savings institution in this city, TO-DAY.
and in all about 100000 were withdraw
from 1t, principally by the Irish and German
depositors. The bank, however, il perfectly
solvent. There was q run, also, upon another
bank, principally by small bill holders, owing
to the circulation Of false rumors.
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Weather at the East

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-It has been showing
slightly here all the morning and still con.
tinues. 1t is also showing as far East as Port
land.
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NOR RENT-possession given immediately -the
4 late office OF the Evening Star, on D st. within
fly yards of its junction with Twelfth street and
Ps~ avenue The building is Of two stories. The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rcoIcs, and the upper being large single room. It
will afford two convenient sEntn chops, fronting on
D street, with ample working room in tho rear. Al
60 a conysaient painters or carpenters other
nschaoics' work shop above. Apply at Star Office.
oct 2h-u
LNUR sALE.-sEvERAL FARMS FORTH OF
Il WASHINGTON city, containing from thirty Ave 10
one hund ed and fifty acres, convenient t. churches
and schools and god society, from three to six
mills from town. Persons desirous IF market,
dairy, or farming land would do well in applying to
The subscriber near biadensburg.
Low 2+im CHARLES DIGaES
4 VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LEc-THE
II store on the east size of Eleventh street, oBe
door north Of Per.s lvauis avenue, lately &C u.
pied By Mr.. Dyer as an auction and commission
store, Is for relf low to good tenant AL o, the
House abova the store Apply to
q A. RANDALL,
nov lift Corner Twelfth and d streets.
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Canadian Parliament.

QUEBEC, Dec. 16.-The amended fsudaI
tenure abolition bill passed Parliament last
night by a majority OF g. Tonight both
Houses passed valedictoIy address to Lord
Egin, who assents to the Clergy Reserves,
feudal tenure abolition, and other bills Par.
lament then adjourned ill February.
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sJoE saILLNeroH receives all the new Books and Hsws
papers As a as Published He is Harper and all
the other Magazines and our readers will always find
hs Bookstore Odeon Building cor Pa avenue and AZ a.
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Wauta.

WTANTFD.-A YOUNG WOMAN fully oomps.
w tent to fill it a situation 20 do the general
foosaEork OF ANAL family. Reit OF CO arsctel
given. EnqUire fer Il )" st this tine. Its
a CARD TO BUSINESS N EE,-I
"A wi to make an arrar cement with so.ce young
man. with good references and crsh capital Of tom
s5cO to $500, to act sgnt in the District Of @
inmDia, aiso person to act agent for IN. State
6f Virginia, FOR a brsrch bu-inesJ located IN New
York. 1t worth frt 81 800 to SO 600 Ter year 20
any one, and requires be. little attention Any
other situa ion may DO held without int, ference
aS IN the city this could be ATTENDED to In The
ing 1t would also suit any l;e:tleman DIES cous CT
travelling occasionally Rs short trips to the country
pay we'll. The business is geuteel and light. Far.
ties, one or two. wishing to make an arr aneement,
will rleae sdirss5 MARCUS, through the Star
ofnce, fer two days. as reside in dist ant city and
cannot wait longer) stating where an interview
may be had, will meet with prompt attention, enh
dentia-1y. None but those with the above qualif.
cstisns, giving real n me, will be noticed
Dec 1R-Ift
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IHE NEW YORK MONEY MARKET ON SArUE-
pAT.-The New York Evening Post of Satur-
day last says:
The rates for money are very firm at our
high quotations. The banks do not feel strong
enough to expand at present. The stock mar
ket was dnller and more heavy than usual.
ALI the leading fancies have declined. and
there is no Improvement in any one instance.
Western state stocks were more freely offered
today, and Virginia State skies declined 7-S !;
Erie stock fell one per cent, and the bonds
proved heavy Of sale; Hudson river stock de-
c!ined, as we'll as Reading and New York
Central stocks and boads; Harlem and Cum
berland coal stocks were steady.
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Markets

New ORLEANS, Dec 16-Sa,es of fair Sugar
at 2ta2sc. Moiasses Isle.
The Columbia Insurance Company has sus-
pended.
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NJ FRENCH GLASS.-A large lot Of French and Amer
~ lean Window Glass all sizes
2 tons Zinc Paint, snow white
. tons White Lead, pure In oil
20 bbls Yarnishes, ali kinds
20 do Fire proof Paint four colors
20 do boiled and Linseed on
Ground Colors, Paint Brushes varnish Brushes
Sash Tools, Putty, Glaciers Diamonds &c
JUST received a LOT sale low for cash approved notes
by z. d. GILMAN, Druggist
$50 Pa. avenue, and 3Is c street
French and British Plate Glass any size furnished al
short notice. de- "a 1T
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TOLIAN PIANOS-The increased d.,
III and at the North for Halle & Davis beau
tlfnl EOLIAN PIANOS has induced us to in sroduce
these unique Instruments IN this city. very gu
perior one Of which can now be seen at our Mu.ic
Depot HILBUS HITZ.
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sy j. &. Require. Aact,smeer.


CUpEKB SEVEN OCTAVE CHICKERJEG Pr
~ anofo-te, Excellent Cabin, Furniture Superior
Down and Feather Reds. Ri :in,, Carpe's Cur,aii
GIT frame Mirror, fnr5.ags, he rses, Buggy, T.
On THURSDAY nlcrulcg, eccm' - 9ist, 10
o'clock, a the residence Of Jemes Morse, ESQ, On
TIE east side CT TIVE b, batEaen and street.
sfa.l sell 81 his Ecr1iture and Hou eholt d.ct.
cDmpr;si"G-
Superb Sven octave Pignoforte, By Chicke.inp, in
richly carved rosewood style Louis XIV.
FRI nch plate man.el and ,i,r Gisssss in rich gilt
frames
suita Off sewooi Plush coFe-td ,srio- furniture.
comprising la sc Freoch al rsir Tete. Tets
Sofas, arm snd parior Chairs
Rosewood and Egyptian marble 'cp Centre aud Side
n blcs
Weinut Eagerus, Music Sand, s.co'
kush seas fancy arm end re .eptioa Chairs
Beautiful marble and tronz. aisnfe: Timapiecs
In ali Whist Tables
Writing Desk, Marble Vase.
Tn handsome Oh psin:ings Engravipgs
Superior ms hogeny Flu b c versd patent Reading
s ssSsl,u s2Iins sea. Lounges Essy Casi,s
suiies OF damssk and Lace Curtains, Shades, Cor
nice ard Fixtures
Mahcsany Extension dining Tehl-, IS feet
II rble top Sijahaard, do. Eeautet
Dining Chairs, Side Tables Lorn2es
Elegant gold bard Dinrer Set
ichiy cc rated Tea, c flee and dessert ses
Fine Bohemian and cut Glassware
Table Cutlery, Clocks, Ocn, ments
any Bookcases, Secretaries, resks, Writing
Tables, &c
Mahogany and va:nut Bsdseads
Do and rosewood Wardrobes, Washstands
Dress NJ Tables, bureaus, Chairs
Very suoeriac Feather Beds, BolsteTs Pillows
Rsir s. trsk Mattresses, Comforts
Excelie n Blankets Counte1pan- &c.
Brass touDd liver Chest Of Tea Wood
NJ .hoganJ Crib, Commoree. Mirrors
Steel Fire Irons, Tenders, Stoves
hree screri r Cock Stov es and Fixtures
Cfppsr Cock ng Utensils, Eefrigerato =, &C
Toge,h eith lare, rum. O. If us.fu articles
not neceifsry TO enum rate.
At O'Clock, in front Of the premises, shall
A lair Of hsnaso~e bay carriage Horses. perfectly
broke, sud wors we'll IN single or doutls Ia :.
Ness or under tie saddle
Excellent family Carrisge and top Buggy, brilt to
order by one of the vers best builders In New
York
Single and uble Nsrness Covers, &C.
Terms $50 and u,.der cash; that s1m CTS cit
off, and month ,or nets satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing ine est.
P.s.-The house ia :cr lent; inquire on the prem
sAs C. MCGUIRE,
Geei5-d Aucti, nssr.
BY &c MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF COPPER COOKING
II Utsn si!s Herses Carryalle Furniture. &C., By
order Of the Orphans Conrt-on 81 " RSDAY
morning, December 18th, at 10 o'clock, in front OF
tae Aucnon hooms snail Eel Inc Per onel enc Gus
Of the late A Favier, comprising
very large and complete sett of Coppers consist
ing Of Ham, Turboi, Rock fish .p coup Boil
ers. Saucepsps, Basins for prseerve1, &c.
Lsrge quantity of Moulds for Jell es, Nogas Sp3ngs
Cake, &c.
| Forming the mes. complete set ever offered f.,
| sails in the District
Also, two e. &C. lent Work Hoi sss
Two Carrya.ls and Harness
Together with general assortment of Household
| and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms cash.
By order OF the administrator.
jas. G. MCGUIRE,
dec I'D Aucdoneer.
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BOARDING.

DOOMS AND BOARD.-SEVERAL LARGE AND
~ pleasant unfinished rooEs for families O,
shgie gentlemen, with hoard, will b. let a. MRS
HALbS No. 452 Thirteenth street
nov 20-1m%
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~ AEoTaK1 p UM.-Mr. WHITFHURST has,beep
awarded another premium for his superior
exhibited at the Worlds Fair, New York be
bered that Mr. W. received from the Worlds Fair London
two medals for his unrvsed dsguerreoypes
Fillmore ane Cabinet and Psnscopes of Niagara Falls be-
sides premiums at all the fairs at which he for
many years past THIS speaks volumes In favor gale
ries.
Call and have your kenesses whtehursts 9slls
lS-tf
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0T GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM-The Editors of
~ the Richmond Republican, December 4th 1852 say
that Carter Spanish Mixture is quack medicine
They had man In their press room who afflicted
with violent mercuria rheumatism who continually
complaining OF misery in his backs limbs Joints his
eyes had become everish and maery mock swollen
sore and All the symptoms of rheumatism combined
Scrofua Two bottles of Carers Spanish Mixture cured
him. and in an editorial notice above they
to Its wonderful Effects and their
all suffering with disease of the blood the
existence Of such medicine They cheeru!ly recommend
il To the public.
See their certificate and notice IN full the bottle
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FURNITURE, & en- WEDNESDAY morning.
Il December Goth, at 10 O'clock, a. the residence
OF seilick Esq, "a ( street, b.twe Sixth
and Sew nth, shall cell
Mahogssy spring fcta Ch4ir
Do Gard Tables. Glass
Carpets, Rugs Oilclnths
Bedst+a s, VI t.resses, Bedding
Ea'fsasds L ;let Sets
Iiuiug sblas, cane g Chairs
Gins Class and ockery Ware
Cooking and othcr Stoves
sc hes with good assortment Of Kitchen Uten
sis.
Terms: JDder $40 cash; over $40 credit of 30
am TO day, fr notes sfastoliiy eadcr sed, bee
ing interest JAS. G. REQUIRE,
dec Id An, ti,naa,
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VIM. HAUNSCHILD,
PAPER HANGER & UPHOLsTERER.

A MEXICAN and French Paper Rangings ana
n Upholster Goods, Pennsylvania avenue betw
se.enteenth and Eighteenth strestg, Washington,
G.
Vim. Haunschild begs !esye to inform his friends
and the public that he has on hand large stock OF
French Gilt and American Trensparents
Aieo, Hair, Moss, Cotton and shuck Mattresses,
cot 10-3m
rAUkCH CHOIRS AND CONGRE.
~ cations are informed that an accomplished
Lady Vocalist, who has tesn the leading singer In
churches at the orth, having taken up her rerma-
part Of principal sopraro singer in any choir Fer
further particulars and ref renee, enquire ct The
New Music Depot of HILBUS HITZ, corner Ps.
avenue, Eleventh and D streets. dec Is
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.

lust received che of Neill pnrap Co.'S first pre-
u MUM Pianos, Z splendid ins:ruu eat IN tone
and beauty CT workmanship. CsiI AMI examine f,r
yourselves Neal, Iurop Cos Planes received the
fIst premium a. the iateexhibit Of the Maryland
Ipstituto over all competitors.
dec III UILRUS HITZ Aaanfs
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ANOTHER GUANo ISLAND Tho New York
Evening Post says:
"since our article in Thursdays paper,
copied from the London Times, on the discov-
cry of aGuano Island, near st, Thomas, we
are informed of the discovery of another island,
with at least a million tons on 1t, the locality
Of which is yet . secret Measures are now
taking for tho organization of a company to
bring he guano to market. We hope it will
make the article little cheaper and more Sc.
cessibie to the American farmer"
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By e. 8. WRIGHT, Auetionesr.

GeOrg
FURNITURE, REAL ESTATE &c at Az clio, -
i On THURSDAY nex', the 21st instant, lC
O'Clock a M, I shall ell without reserve, a. the
residence Of the late Mira Elizabeth zlee on Sec
ond street. The entire household Effects CONSISTING
Of
Mahogany and other Tables
Chairs, Carpets, Sidebo.rd, Sofa
Cookery and Glassware
Feather DIS, B DIS eats Bedding
Looking G.. sies, Stoves, Ac.
With the u.iFl Kitchen mi IRE
Also, At IL o CLOCK, TIE ii, use and Lot being Lot
"a n Threldke De addition fronting on the corne,
OF Second and "a cite str ct Geo gptown 60 by
l40 feet, nith the improvements, bsirg q god tvs
story fraEe House. Terms at sale
+. S. WRIGHT,
Gee lot Au fionAcr
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@ tRVANl s WA TED FOR 1855 IN ALEX AN.
- dria county, Va-The undersigned wishes to
hue Or the year 1885, at his resd noe in Alexandria
county, Virginia, negro Man, Boy, and woman.
Tie Man and Boy 10 BIS accustomed to farm work,
and tie Woman to cooking sad washing. Compa
tent and f.ithful servants will find good homs
with him These having such se,vanra, which
they desire to hie In Alexandra county, will pes,e
apply in person or by letter, possible,
the undersigned at the Star of.e Washington city.
dec left W. d. WALLlCH
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EXTEN!1VE AND EXTRAORDINARY sAI.E O
4 cSL ice and Neluahla Roaks StatiaI.a=x. 10

EXTENf1VE AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE of
~ che ice aud valuable Books, Stationery, &C. ut
Auction end Z. ivata Ssls.-Oc mmenciog on BAT
UaD& Y, December Is, at FitzIerald's store, 474
pepnsylvaais avenue. Stock all lew and perfect,
direct froE New York trade sales, comprising ia .
C. cicett ard bst selected assortment (foreign and
domestc) ever offered in this market consisting OF
Scho- cassicul- law. medical, and
Misce ansous Books, 10 eEery department. of litera.
ture
NV Books, daily fem New York,
ccco 'uhlic and priv ts Libraries furnish fem
30 II 10 Fer cent less than usual ratss
Bibles, Prayer PookE, B spk Books. &C.,
Albums, Annals and Holiday Presents, for 1856
Agricultural orks. some 80 difieren: authors all
new ani rsPular wcrks in pint (Am+ rican
ard EnSish) % i'm rove the soil and tn mind
GCid end ste-i fers. of extra quality
Diaries, Pocket MemoranduniS, Porte Monrsies
Tho above stHck viii be oJen for examinaH. q nd
lrvatH sa,- duri"g tic day 10 which all are respect
fully invi..d, whether they wi=h to purchase or
BOT, ana et,r;d at suc;icn every evening until the
entire stock 5! all b. disposed o.
= b. rare opportunity is COW ufT.' cd FOR re-
pienshing libraries nj Ia choice aiding at low rates,
Ter the long winter evenings, all Re suited.
Don't forget the pla at she New U Ion Book tor g.
474 Pennsylvania avenue.
r. Fl. JEWEi.LE l. CO.,
dec ID - Aucti7na
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Auction Saisa.

By u q. WRIGHT, Auct.cneer.
NEW Crop NEW ORLEANS SUGAR 4 Nh
A. ola is,ses at Aueta,nIou WEDNESDAY next
Wharf the cargo Of the Bark william chsss. csn
s2s hhds cla,id d, choice and prim. suv,,
so7 bbls choice Solssses
EDw. S. WRIGHT,
lint Union. Sent, Bait Sun. a A. Z s asss
BY r.. H. JEWELLE 4 Co., A-.t..
"ATCHRs, JEWELRY AND FANCY ooons
w at Auc'ion.-A rsrs chsncs r. ofEsred ~, rrr.
chasing Christmas and New Year Gins. On WIN
NksDAY evening. December Goth, at 7 oclock. A.
our Auction Rooms, No 2l7, Pa. avenue. Va 4. al
sell large lot Of Watches, Jewelry &c eon.;st;r
In pert, viz: W. ''"'''''"s
Cold aud Silver wsichee and Chsins
10 finser Rings, Ear Rings and Drops
1r,., 10 and Fitver Pencils, Penholders Pens
VIZ" "'hSi ar',cIae too numerous to insert
s..,s .. r. H JBWBLLE CO.,
oeo g. Anctioneers.
By GREEN d SCOTT. Anc,,ou..
HOUSEHOLD AND KIrCHEN FURNITURE -
IL Auction -Cn TUESDAY, the 10 ins,art -.
shall sell, at 10 Col ck m, at the residence ~ II
". HauPtman No. 500 Eleventh street. th,es
doors Sou j o. Pa. svenue a pool and c.nsrsI .s
rtm'nt Ct Furniture, viz: e''"' -
Nah s'ny fss Lounges snd Rocking Chairs
DO dressing and other bureaus and W,sh
SpnuS
10 dining, breakfast and ether TstIs,
Feathsr Beds, Bedding, and Bedstsads
A good assortment Of China, glass and Crocksrv
Ware
Three ply, irgrsin, stair. and ether Garrett sr a
Rugs
Cane and wood seat Oh irs and Locking Glasses
Anoirons, Shovel and fonge, and Fend.rs
stoves, and good as ortment Of Cooking Utspsil.
WITH many other articles which We deen, nm, IN
esrv to enumera'e.
Terms Under $25 cash: oy,r s25 q era M NJ ova
two, three. and four mouths for notes sstistsctoi
ly endorsed, bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT,
oec I'D Auctioneer.
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yHT ANTED.-A ROOM IN RESPECTABLE
w German family, With or without board, for a
g. ntleman. Address . 2" at this Office.
dec l6-2tt
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NHIANTED BY A GENTLEMAN VIII JSE TIME
w | unemployed after 10 m, employ .nent as
coryi-t. Having sope knowledge IF mercantile &C.
counts, would rot object to taking ckargs OF SET of
books Address EENRY through the Post Office.
6e. l6-Stx
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EgRNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Mrs. q. An
Z DAR6oN has avs furnished rooEs for rent, sit
uatsd en- Pennsylvanis avenue seeond door from the
Kirkwood HOUSE. dec lS-3ts
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ITO LEr-THREE LARGE ROOMS, NEATLY
1 furnished, and located within FIVE minutes walk
Of the Presidents Mansion and Treasury Depart
ment. can b. obtain.d by applying at No. 42O on
Fourteenth, between 81 And SITS.
Also oue Room, on I've fsh street, between MAJ.
sschusatts avenue and NJ street north
dec 2-eOtf
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DOOMS FOR RENT, VITA or withsst BOARD -
IL Rooms, completely furnished, from S. to 81
per month. Meas IS per week. pump of the
pure1t water In the yard. Apply at 279 Seventh
st north. dec 16-3ts
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-This court were all the
morning engaged on the ease of Nelson (col.
ored) petitiOniDg for his freed om vs.. Cornell,
which has not yet gone to the jury.
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NOR RENr-A HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS
L with board. Iufnire ut MRS. SMITHS, 233
= sire It. de, 14-2aW2We
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LfOR REMIT. o fIhST CLASS WE'LL FUR
Il nsbed Psrlors, with gas fixtures. The house
is located in the best psrt Of the city, the Poet
Office. Apply at the Jeweiry Store Of II sEMKEN,
No $50 Pa. avenue, bet. 9 h and 10th cts
doc lN-3;t
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E>JR kEST-tOUsE, NEWLY DONE UP, aAV-
Il ing thirteen rooms, end fixtures FOR gas, on G.
two doors vest of Eighteenth. enc square west Of
the War Department Price 1925 per annum APP
ply on Eighteenth, Two doors south of q.
dec I6-6ts
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WATCH RErURNs.-J. W. Knott, profanity
me and costs; Ii. A. Chistey, do, do; Bel
Thornton, drunk and disorderly, workh0us
thirty days
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l. Hou'e wish twnstory back buildin g, tituated
OF Virginia Avenue between Ninth and tenth sts,
il the Seventh Wsrd
Also on hand well assorted stock of Dry Goods
for sale cheap for cash.
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1ETAETG MIGEOkS.-ThesEb are
w all times IL the market buying SLAVES, pay
Il. the highest cash prices. Persona having Slaves
for sale will Please cal! st 2A2 PRATT sTRkET Bal
ti1,ore, aM {sla:teis old s:apd) sisyes taken On
feb 2-Iy B.M.k w. L. CAMPBELL.
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THE TRUTH. PROF. Robertson's speech
will appear tomorrow.
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DOOGS AND BOARD-SEVERAL PLEASANT
IL Rooms with bosrd, and 8 neatly furnished
parot snd bed rocca may be had at 5 40 street,
near Eighth. nov 29-Im<
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EfOUR PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
i RENT
Also, can acc immediate few BOARDERS at No
376 street, between ID and Sd sts., back of st.
harles Hotel. EM " WOOD
W
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IIGARs. CIdARS!-JUsT RECEIVED, a con-
~ Segment OF 10000 Cigars, which will be sold
by the box only at very low prices.
ROCKWELL Il BROWN, Aucts,
dsc 15-3l- ODD Bank Of Washington
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IfUR RENT.-The Spacious STORE ROOM on the
l. corn'r Of Seventh and streets Is fer rent. IT
Is one Of the best stands for business ths itreet
and has good dry cellar. 1t has been used for the
dry goods business, and is ready shelved. Apply to
ROTHWELL BROWN,
Louisa- q avenue, op pos te Bank Of Washington.