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RIsLEY's VARIETE.-A very fashionable
and brilliant auditory greeted Mr.. Goodall
az his first appearance last night. Heis,
indeed, great artist, and his beautiful
deIineation of the enthusiastic Claude
Melnotte elected the most gratifying
cheers of appreciation. He appears to-
night as Ugolino, in the tragedy of that
raIle, written by the late lamented ira
sedian, Booth. He is supported by fine
cast. Mr.. Wayne Divine, the popular
= oung comedian, as Orsini. After the
LAY, favorite dance will be executed by
1Igd1le Genevieve; and favorite must
al piece, with Miss Julia Daily as the
heroine, concludes. The impression made
~ this very pretty young lady's vocal.
ism and acting is great. She is, indeed,
Ii acquisition to Risley's corps dram
.itiQue.
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i,E MILITIA IN THE UNITED STATES,
accorii1g to document lately furnished
=, ongress, is as follows Maine a
ts5 New Hamshire 81 ,667; Massachu.
sets 16l ,781; Vermont 23,9l5; Rhode
Island 1868 Connecticut 57,7I9; New
York POI ,452: New Jersey 39,l71 ; Penn
eylvani 276.970 Delaware 900; Mary.
land 1864: Virginia 124,20O: North
-farolina 10, 448 South Carolina IS 200 /:
.'corgia 81 1872 Alabama A ,33I; Loui-
s.ana 1892; Mississippi 34.OS4 Ten
ressee II ,252; Kentucky $500; Ohio
iTj, AS {; Indiana 53,9l3: Illinois SO,
j2t; Missouri 81 600; Arkansas Il, I37 !:
Michigan G0,0l7; Florida 2,l22; Texas
1916; Wisconsin 32,2O3; District Of
olumbia l248. Total OF militia in the
tuited States 1859, 1872, or probably,
"Ith full returns from all the States,
= 10000.
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q AN OUNCE Of fact is worth a pound Of theory ;
and the swarm of conclusive facts that cluster around
that Incompatible preparation, Hoofiands German
Bitters, prepared by Dr. O. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia
establishing its value tonic aud restorative are
such as would prevent incredulty itself from ques.
tionng its efficacy. In all cases Of disease of the
stomach, whether acute or chronic, il may be recon-.
fuence. Dyspepsia, heartburn loss of appetite maui
sea, nervous tremors, relaxation and debility, &c,
are relieved by the Bttsrs in very short space Of
time; and perseverance In their use never fails to
work q thorough cure.
For sale BY Druggists everywhere.
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Ephraim K. Smart, Collector and Inspector
for Belfast, Me.
SECRETARY GUTHRIE.-The very recent &C.
ton of the Kentucky Legislature upon Score
tary Guthrie, endorsing him straight ont as q
financial officer, yet Of course refusing to 20
his politics, has created no little consterna-
ton among the lobby in this city, who have
been moving heaven and earth (as we have
time and again explained) to get rid of his
presence in the Treasury Department. They
had foolishly really brought themselves to the
conclusion that they had him almost cru
mored'' home-in Louisville, in his law Office.
That Wing legislature Of the stsunchest
Wing State should gratuitously step forward
to pronounce their system Of warfare upon
him unmanly, unfair, and undeserved, so far
as his discharge of the trust he holds Is con-
cerned, they vote to be very abominable
blindness, indeed. The truth is, they have
failed utterly to get the sympathy of the Wing
party here in this work. as there. The reso-
lutions passed there are but fair reflex Of
the determination of the Wing party in Con
gress, to take no part in the work of Olsen.
genuous opposition.
No man of political experience can for an
instant doubt that the Wing legislature Of
Kentucky, though scorning to say derogatory
things Of Secretary Guthrie and his admins
tration Of his trust, which they do not believe
to be true, are as ready as the Wing party il
Congress, to oppose to the last extremity ever,
measure Of the present Administration found
ed on the tenets of its political faith which
they deem likely to eventuate unfortunately
for the country. They simply refuse to fgh
from behind a bush, and to aid and abe
schemes of public plumber, because the othe
party are in power. This is the quod sra
demoustrandum of this recent action of tn,
Wing legislature of Kentucky, with referenc,
to Secretary Guthrie.
TIE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREAsUR,
DEPARrMRNF.--On yesterday, the 7th of Jan
uary there were of Treasury Warrants en-
tered on the books Of the Department
Fer tho redemption of stocks..... $37, 461 3
For Treasury Department, exclu-
| sive of stocks. ................. $3.50 3
For the Customs. 3,70S
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AIS, 047
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ......... 1854 G
For the War Department. ........ 5,O4O 0
For the Interior Department. 80. ISIS 0
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON Ian

Washington, Jan. Il, 1851
Information has been received at this department
from Naximo de Aguirre, Esq, United States consul
at Bilbao, that dismasted ship from 500 to 1000
tons, loaded with timber and -four, has been towed
into the port CT Gion. She is described as pine
built AMI coppered, and having the appearance Of an
American vessel, with a negro figure head and with
unconnected letters on the stern resembling Scare,
-"orls.' The -four barrels are branded Dumwe;s
Canada She is supposed to have sailed from Que
bee in the month of August last and appears to have
been recently abandoned
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OT A bill abolishing imprisonment
for debt and making all the debtor
PERSONAL property, real and personal, at
teachable upon the original writ, has just
been reported to the Rhode Island Gen
cral Assembly, by a Select Committee
appointed at the last session of that body
- consider the subject.
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AGENCIES FOR THE STAR.

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&10 AE"A RD.-Lost on Monday evening
VIZ shout dark, near the corner Of Pa avenue
and ~ street. Porte Monnaie, containing about
$50 in gold, sic in no.es 81 80 in silver a note of
hand drawn by X. +. Hogg, in favor Of and endorsed
by jas. NJ Iiogg, for SIC 6s, dated December sth,
1883 Also, several receipts and papers of no use to
any one but the owner. The finder will receive the
above reward and no questions asked by leaving it
with T. +. Mcguire, Pa. av., doors from 4 ( st.
jan l8-1t*
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U On the first page of to-day paper
we publish the substance of the discourse
delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Milburn on the
OCCASION of the death of the Hon. Brook
lis Campbell. ...
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C)NSDcrICcT.-The total valuation Of
re State of Connecticut is $l79, 552, Ito,
"a,ch does not include railway and in
, trance property, and some bank stock.
Kew Haven heads the list, having q val
Aatlon of SIG ,038, 500; Hartford comes
ext, with $l4, l66,4 1872; New London,
Bridgeport, Norwich. and Middleton,
como next in the above order. Eight
towns have valuation of over 50, OOO,-
cog, and thirty eight other towns, over
Il 100000.
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" An old man, in Pittsburg, whose
nose has for several years been unnatural
~ enlarged, went to Cincinnati last week,
and, by the aid Of skilful surgeon, had
IL reduced to more nOseable size. The
skin was separated by an incision from,
The forehead to the end. The flesh thus
laid bare was cut out, the skin drawn,
over the nose, AID so ba daged and Sc
cured that it will grow os< again.
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Observation-Disclosures. Harper, whose
immense establishment was recently de-
stroyed by fire, have kindly offered to
pay the board of the girls, so suddenly
thrown out of employment, until their
business is sufficiently advanced to give
them the opportunity of resuming their
labors. Such benevolence cannot fail to
meet its reward. The consciousness of
having benefited so many in time of
pressing need, is perhaps greater salts
faction to those gentlemen than any other
reward.
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~ Now Is THE rIME.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave.
aue, Is truly magnificent. The proprietor Is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
The splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
July remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, al
ways attains 1t. This accounts for the success Of
all weathera. dec
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~ An Adjourned Meeting of the
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute will be he a.
the Institute Rooms, on Pennsylvania avenue, over
Parkers sto;e, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next
the 18th instant, at O'Clock. Professor Whitaker
will deliver a lecture ON the ssCuture Of the Reaut
full on the occasion
The members Of the Institute are srecially re-
quested to be present, AMI the public Especially the
ladies, to whom the lecture will be particularly in
tsresting) are respectfully invited to attend
p. Nj. PEARSON,
Jan 1T-2t Rec 60.
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SIxPENNY SAVINGS BANKs.-This insti-
tuition in New York continues to increase
in popularity and usefulness. Since the
bank was opened in July, $50, 963,79
have been deposited by 2,243 depositors.
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BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcT.--I saw the temple
reared by the hand of man, standing with
its high pinnacles in the distant plain:
the storm bent upon it, the God of Ma
ture hurled its thunderbolts against it,
and yet it stood as firm as adamant.
Revelry was in its halls, the gay, the
young, the happy and the beautiful We're
there.
[ returned, and the temple was 10
more; it's high walls scattered in the
ruins; the moss and ivy grew wildly
there, and at midnight hour the owls cry
added TO the desolation Of the scene: the
young and the gay who had revelled there
had passed away.
saw the child rejoicing in his youth.
the idol of his father. | returned, and
the child had become old. Trembling
with the " eight of years, he stood the
last of his generation: stranger amid
the desolation around him.
saw an oak standing in all its pride
on the mountain: the birds were carroll
ing on its boughs, l returned-the oak
was leafess and sapless-the winds
were playing their pastime through the
branches.
Who is the destroyer 2" said to my
guardian angel.
alt is Time" said he, "When the
morning stars sang together with Joy
over the new-made world, he commenced
his course, and when he shall have de-
stroyed all that is beautiful on earth
plucked the sun from its sphere yelled
the moon in blood-yes, when he shall
have rolled the heaven and the earth away
as scroll-then shall an angel from the
throne of God come forth, and with one
foot upon the land, and one foot upon the
sea, lift up his head toward heaven and
heavens Eternal, and say:
Time is, Time was, Time shall he no
more. ''-Paulding.
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GARUSIS- SALOON.

THE great Niagara series Of the Frsnkenstsiu,s
will open for exhibition On MONDAY, Jsnussy
23d. and continue each night In che weed. 80
This II the great work known
TRANKENSTEIN's NIAGARA,
which Is becoming so Justly celebrated Throughout
the land. The entire Ma ara region Is re,res~uted
Falls. Rapids whirlpool, the 10 ru;ifal Mirror Vs.
ter that exists miracle ke in the very midst Of the
maddened waters Of the Nisgsrs the Pals aud M.
Rapids by moonlight
The Niagara in the season Ct winter is a teau,ifl
feature Of this remarkable work.
This is the greatest panoramic Painting in e,Is
t-nce. jan lS-lO,-
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Is For BRONCHITIS, THROAT DISEASES, HACKING
SouGH, and the effects of imprudent use of Mercury
No medicine has ever been discovered which has eff
fected such cures as Carter's Spanish Mixture
Throat diseases produced by sail alton, Hacking
ough, Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease, Neural.
ia and rheumatism, have all been relieved and
If the blood, Carter's Spanish Mixture.
The case Of Mr.. 7. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any who doubt Call on the Agent and procure a
pamphlet containg cures, which will sstound you.
= *See advertisement
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= The st. Paul, Minnesota, Demo.
-fat of December Goth, learns from Mr..
3iayks, who came down from the Winnie.
go country on Monday, that tho Winnie
hsgoes are entrenching themselves Oh
Cow River, and preparing for hostilities
NillI the Chippewas.
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kS- NOTICE.-The members of Naval Lodge
No. of free and Accepted Masons are requested TO
meet at their Lodge, the of Virginia ave
nue. and 9Th street east, near the Navy Yard, To-
MORROW afternoon, at o'clock, for the purpose
of buryins. with masonic honors, our late brother
Peter Little, jr.
Our brethren of the District and sojoarning ma
sons are fraternally invited.
By order of the W. NJ:
JOSEPH MUNDEL.
jan 1S-1t*. Secretary
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CTORIEs FROM HIsTORY,bv Agne.

- Strickland.
Ta;es from English History, for children by Agnes
Strickland.
Stories from Jewish History, adapted for young
persons
y Guide to English Composition, by the Rev. DR..
Brewer
The Book of One Hundred Beverages, by william
Bernhard. q
The Word Eternal" and PunisYment of the wick.
ed, by Frederick Deniscn Maurice
jpn 11-f FRANCK TAYLOR
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A3>ADAMs AND DUNsHEE, successors to THOMPSON
are making and coloring DAGUERREorYPEs superior
in beauty and delicacy of finish to any heretofore
made IN this CITY, Pa. avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets.
Call at their Metropolitan Gallery, and examine
their work. jan left.
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COPARTNERsHIP


V'HE undersigned have this day formed corsrt.
L nership underline lame of ScHwARTZE SoH, for
me purpose OF conducting the Apotbecary and Drug
business in all Its branches. on PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue., next to the United States Hotel where all bus
ress in this line viii be promptly attended to dsy
and night. A J. SCHWhRTZE-
JN0. SCHWARTZF.
Hs-The store formerly occupied by inc Schu artre
viii be closed on and after the 18th of January 1854
All persons indebted to John Schw artze will please
settle their accounts at the store Of
jan l.-3t SCHWARTZE A. SON
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E'ORRIsTER's Boys, and Girls Ma.

ne EN'S bOys' anu CIrIs M Ne
game for 1854, an iustraIed monthly for the
louhg, edited hy Francis Forister, Esq, the best
writer fer children in the country one hundred
beautiful engravings during the year
To its matter the editor will impart increasing va
riety interest and value it's spirit will he as hereto
lore religious, but sheerfu its topics will embrace
historical sketches Anecdotes natural history brief
spicy outlines Of the various sciences biographies Of
the childhood and youth of remarkable men asd wo-
men, moral stories choice sayings, puzzles &C. and
ss new charm, there will be series of papers on
the art of pencil drawing written with simplicity
and illustrated with engrayings
This Magazine will be pleasant companion 10 It's
young readers, and reliable auxiliary to the parent
in the work of house education.
Terms, one dollar per year, delivered to subscri.
bers by the agents.
GRAY BALLANTyNE.
Jan LII 9Th street.
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p A slave aged "a, and blacksmith
- tcade sold at Augusta, Ga, last week,
81 : ,525 and another who was brick
ayr, for 81 $50.
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t'oh hENT-A frame HOUSE, with seven rooms
Il and fEe large cellar, above ground. situated
on vermont avenue. between and streets, and
In fsii view of Jackson Statue To a punctual and
good tenant the rent will be low Enquire at Kings
Family Grocery, corner Of 18th and Streets where
genera assortment of 6ns groceries can always be
bad, - L15.- -s..- jsp7-St
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~ New style of Daguerreotypes, on Paper and
lass-Strangers and citizens are invited to call and
examine the New Style Of Pictures now made at
RooT Co.'S Gallery, Pa. avenue, near 18th street,
Abundance free. jan 4-dtf
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1DR. NATHAN SMITH LINCOLN

INENDERS his professional services to the citizens
l. Of Washington and vicinity.
Office on 9TH, near street.
The following gentlemen kindly permit him 10
give their names Ms reference:
Rev. DR.. Butler, Of Washington
Rev. W. McLain, do
Judge Ridgste do
Charles Calvert, Esq, do
W. w. Seaton, Esq, do
DR.. Magruder, do
DR.. Hall, do
Rev. DR.. Johns, of Baltimore
Prof Nathan X. Smith, Of Baltimore.
jan 9-St*
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- To secure the insertion Of Adrertrse
~. rs thsy nuusf be brought TO oar counting
nm Isfors IL M, otherwise they may not
g. lIlsov until tbs nSTt DAT.
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An advertisements pubiished in tie
= =, erespt those sent by orr quarterly or
-,.-'-,g customers, must be paid for vhen or
5.rrt. No attsntion sciH be paiato transient
.Tfisemsnts sent by mail or nrarked in
~ rrpopers for the STAR, unless accompanied
~ money.
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~ Smithsonian Institution Lee.
HS lures.
On WEDNESDAY evening. the 18th instant, by
Dr. j. Lawrence Smith. Subject: "Carbon uzder
its various forms Of diamond, chareoal and mineral
coal; the combinations of carbon and oxygen"
jan IA, l6, II, ais
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ODDS AND ENDS

"A lady who was visiting one Of the
churches in New York, commenced sing
ing the hymn which was given out, when
the sexton crept softly to her and told her
that in that church the choir done all the
singing. The lady afterwards remarked
to friend that the church had better
strike from her liturgy, Let the people
praise thee, oh Lord, let all the people
praise theew
Medium-'.Alli is now ready. what
question do you wish TO put 2" Widow
- Why, ma am, must explain that |
gave to my dear departed one f300 to
pay off claim, and now he's gone they
have had the audacity to apply agaiu for
the money! Pray, therefore, ask my
dear Augustus what he did with the re-
ceiptn'
-A CANNON, loaded at the breech,
has been invented by q DIR. Church, OF
England. By this process of loading,
heavy ship guns can be five times in a
minute by two men, and eld-piece six
times in minute.
- IT IS ESTIMATED THAT THE UNITED
KINGDOM OF GREAT Britain consumes
1,5O0, 100000 of eggs yearly, Of which
Ireland produces nearly third.
- There will be an extra ordinary
eclipse Of the sun on the Goth day of May
next, such one as none but the oldest
inhabitants have witnessed in this vicin
ity. 1t will be similar to the great eclips,
of 1906, since which there has been mono
resembling it nearer than that of 1850
when eleven-twelfths Of the sun was OBJ
scured.
- The i'll fatcd steamer San Fran
cisco cleared from New York December
18th, and we find, on examining The
Shipping List, that on the same day thu
following ships cleared, all ofwhich hav,
met similar fate: ships Commerce
Singapore and Borneo, besides ship Sax
ony disabled, and put into Halifax
Boston Transcript.
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MRS. M. j, ROBERTSON'S Boarding
WI House, east side 9th st., near corner off
Transient and permanent boarjers accommodated
on moderate terms. Also, furnished rooms.
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rTTe large circulation Of the STAR
r..1t.s it the most desirable advertising me
,l,,as IN the District Ii has more readers
IL. ne cities of Washington, Georgetown,
G...i Alexandria, than all the other Wash
ION dailies combined.
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60 NOTICE.-Lucy Stone will lecture on
Woman's Rights, at Carusi's Saloon to morrow eve
ming, the 10th instant, at ~ o'clock.
ADMISSION 70 crnts. ian Isle
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lust RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
~ 300 Sugar cured Hams
6 bbls. new Lard
leo bags Buckwhest Flour
3 doz half gallon Brandy Peaches
doZ Tomato C.tsup
boxes gum DROPS
SO pounds Roll Butter
80 boxes Adamautine Candles
jan list WN apu
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III AFlNG associated Ia the practice OF the medi.
ci offer their services TO the public
onice and residence, corner 10th and y sis
~. DIR. r. Howarjs health being re-established.
ne VIII as heretofore devote special attention to Mid
witery and the diseases of women and chiliren.
jan lG-d2m=
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SELECT SOIREES DANSANTE.


DR0F. III. w. NUMBER takes great pleasur. 4,
il announcing the commepccms ut of his Sslr-.s
GA THURSDAY EVENING, January e9th AT ~
Hall. Columbia Place, corner Of eth street and \.
Avenue an will continue every THURSDAY throu-h.
out the sessSn.
Gentlemen wishing 20 subscribe by the month ran
10 20 By applying at Mr. j. n. kliis EuSc Store "a,
avenue. hear 10Th st.
Tae School il open for the reception OF p. pls IN
Tue day, at sp m, and Saturday at 10 IN, for La
die, mir ses, and matters, and on Tue day aud PA.
cay rights a. O'Clock. for gentlemen.
jan ls-Tuw&1h3w
ANEW SUPPLY OF FRANK Le.-
N lies Ladies Gazette Of Paris sid New York
tashi, ms at
..f SUILIINGroN'S Do -kstorp
John as Is Cousin ia the Land, worth two Counts
in the Bash, by Emeline Csren
Alcohol and the Constitution of Man.
Nautical Almanac for 1854.
Hunts Merchants Magazine for January
The illustrated Crystal Palace up To- No -
Musical Repository No. 10, all the back numbers
on hand.
Agent for Litte,rs Living Age, published weekly.
and the very best Periodical lublshei.
Blank Books, Cheap Publicatio rs, and eysrythiuy
in the Stationery line for ale at
JOE SHILLIN0T0N's Bookstore
Cor. Pa. av and ~ ST odeon Bullins
Jan 1S-u
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1 OST-on tn 18th instant, q silver WATCH
- made by John johnson. Liverpool No. 1881 -
Thoeve will return said watch will rec,iv. 81 :.
no questions asked The wa'ch 10 he l,f IT Nc1Iraw
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ian l1-3t
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Is-THE" STAR OFFICE is LOCATED ON
u Street. SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH,
NEAR THEJUNCTIoN OF TWELFTH STREET
aNp PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
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TURKISH PERFUMERY,

TURKISH PERFUMERY.
DURE Otto Of Rose
l. Light Rose
Sultan Amber Suy
Iiarem Chickek Suy
For sale at RIRGFs
Jan l.-u Willards Hotel.