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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29
CAUTION THE PUBLIC

VA " 4ON II II + u b LIZ
te buy no book unless the words " Dr. A. NJ MAunczAv,
1i0 Liberty street. N y" the title page, and hs
entry in the Clerks once on the back Of the title
and buy emily Of respectable and honorable dealers OF
send BY mail, and address to DR.. A NJ. Naurieeau.
Upon receipt Of One Dollar 1.-THE MAR
RIED W0MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPAN-
ION" is sent t~aied se) to any part Of the United
States, the Canadas and British Provinces. An
letters must be postpaid, and addressed to Dr. A. NJ
HAURICEAU, Box 1924, New York City. Pub.
hshing Office, No. l29 Liberty Street, New Yorh,
For Sale BY
Hunter & Maddox, Ripley, o.
John SaSton, Canton, o.
W. f.. Earle, MassiloA, D
d. Lamb, Findlay, o.
John Perkins, Athens, o.
L. c.. Newman, Norwalk, o.
Edwards g. Goshorn, Cincinnati, 0.
Geo. Hall, Ashtabua, o.
A. Giinchman, Salem, o. 34.gn
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WOULD respectfully say to the citizen. of
w Fremont and vicinity, that they will con-
tinue the hardware business at the old stand
of Garfield a. Mitchell; whsre we hope to
meet the patrons of the late firm, and all 9TH
ers in want of
Hardware, Iron, Stoves &C.,
which We pledge ourselves to sell a, the very
lowest price.
CANFIELD & BROTHER.
Fremont, June 80, 1S54.-o3:tf
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Valuable Tavern Property, in Clyde,
H7~aRMR O. "a HCa

M1~dD H&- % VA -"s
ITNHE subscriber wishing 10 engage in other
i business, offers his TAVERN STAND
for Sale on VERY FAVORABLE TER MS. .
This HOTEL is situated about fifty rods from
the junction CT the Railroads, in the town Of
| Clyde, Green Creek township, Sandusky coun.
ty, o., with good frame BARN, and aboui
three e-fourths of an acre of land. The HOUSE
is well located on tho Pike; it was built for aA
has long been occupied as a Public House, With
first rate WATER, ana plenty of it even at
this dry season.
For further particulars and terms snquiro Of
the subscriber on the premises.
WILLIAM BOYD.
CydA, Sc ptember Is lS54-34-if
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.NOrvOI,s Kifle,.S.

E,OR the cure Of Ague and all Bilious diseas.
IL err and which have surpassed all other prep
arations, whether in the shape Of Chologogue,
Febrifuge, Bitters or Quinine Mixtures, which
are or have been before the public. II is Ger.
Tain cure for the following diseases, which all
originate from the same causes, viz; Imperfect
action Of the skin, or Kidneys, Fever g. Ague,
Chill Fever, Intermittent aud Remiltent, Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Diarrhcea,
Dysentery, Liver Complaints, Jaundce. Skin
Diseases, Loss Of Appetite Debility, Cold sw eats,
Female Complaints, (weakness, &o.,) of the
latter il is one of the safest medicines before
the public. No Caomel, Quinine, nor Arsenic
here. Prize, 81, so per bstile, with the Pills,
which may be found under cover in the back Of
the bsttle. Sold by s. BUCKLAND a. Co,
June 70, 'O4-2Iily Fremont, ~. 4
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THE MARRIED WoMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
By DIR. A. N. MAURIoEAu,


One hsndredM Edition (tOO, ,oOo) lsno, PIP. $50.
Ios TINE PAPER, ExrRA BINDING, 81 col
Every complaint to whsh Is svhset hom girl
heod 10 womanhood, also wife and mother ul.
B described with the causes the symptoms ald also pro.
per mode Of treatment in plain, simple bat IN the
Ohaste language, easily understood And thus every
discover, By comparing her synptens with
those described the nature character and OF her
complaint; and be spared much anxiety and suffering.
The wife about becoming mother has oftsn need Of
Instruction and advice OF the utmost Importance 10 her
future health, in respect to whsh her ssnsvensss for.
bids consulting medical gentleman, viii find such In
srueton and advice, and also explain many symptoms
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm.
How many suffering nom distractions or rreSulart-
ties peculiar to the female system which undermine the
health The effects OF which they ignorant, ana for
which thar dslicacy forbids seeking medical sdvss How
many suffer from proidpsus uter calling Of the womb
nom uor di6Ws (xeakness, debility &s)G How nauy
are In constant agony for many mont preceding
mentP How many have di0cut II not dangerous dekv.
cries, and slow and uncertain reeoveriss9 Come whose
lives are hazarded during such time will each fnd in hs
pages the means Of prevention, ansloraton and relief
How many bitter momezts how nueh anguish, might
have been spared to the sufferer to her husband to her
relatives, By the timely possession of this little volume
tmpraceable to convey fully the various subjects
hsated or as they are Of nature strictly intended for
The married, or those contemplating marriage.
But no husband, wife or mother exeusablS u they
still continue in ignorance OF those physiological laws by
the knowledge Of which their own health and
also the future webeng of their children are secured
THB MARRIED WoMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION is standard work Of established rsputs-
on found classed in the catalogues of the great trade
sales in New York, Philadelphia and other cities, and
sold by all tho principal booksellers in the United sasos
II was FIRST published in ls47 sncs which time
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
have been sold, Of which there were upwards Of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY MAIL,
aisCsng the high estimation in which is held a. res.
be popular Medical
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE,
hs author having devoted his exclusive attention to the
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-11
by GREEN g. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
VuyRUSTEE,S SALE OF VERY VATu
1UHE AMERICAN AssOCTATIoN FOR

UvHE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR
- the Advancement Of Education, will hold liz
fourth annual session in the new and beautiful Leo
ture Of tho Smithsonian Institution during the
interval between Christmas and Now Years Day, be-
ginning on Tuesday, December 26th, inst
large number of the distinguished educators Of
our country, and leading friends Of education are ex
pected to be present from whom there will be many
valuable lectures and educational papers, which viii
be followed by interesting discussions.
The occasion will offer to the citizens of Washing
ton rare and rich treat for Christmas week.
The officers of our government members Of Con-
gress, and all The citizens are earnestly requested TO
make their arrangements to attend, and their In
huence to induce their friends from abroad to attend
II any Of our lberal-mnded citizens can offer free
entertainment TO delegates, or make any contribu.
tons for that purpose they arc requested to send In
their names residence, and the number they can 40
commodate, to any of the following gentlemen.
The time is at hand, and whatever is done must be
done quickly.
ln the First ward G. J. Abbot Esq, md Rev. G. A.
Davis
Second ward, Prof J. Henry and z. Richards
g Third ward, p. Force, Esq, " Harbaugh. ESQ.
and Siias Hill, Esq
Fourth ward, ]. w. Maury Esq, Rev. G.. W.
Samson, and Rev. B. Sunderland.
Fifth ward B. B. French, Esq, and Prof A.
D. Bachc.
!" Sixth ward, B. B. French, Esq, and o. G.
Wight Esq.
Seventh ward, s. York At Lee, ESQ, o. G.
Wight Esq, and w. B. Randolph, Esq.
2. RICHARDS,
:. Secretary Local Committee.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1854 dec 9--lw
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MosDAY, December IN.
SENATE.

Mr. BADGER presented the credentials Of the
Hon SAMUEL @. REID, Senator elect from North
Carolina for six years from the 4th of March, 1856.
Mr.. X. appeared and was sworn
Mr. ADAMS then INTRODUCED his bin for the
amendment OF the naturalization laws, and pro-
ceeded TO speak at length upon the subject.
The bill he stated only proposed a change IN our
naturalization laws by changing the term OF nve
years now required by law for foreigners 10 remain
in this country, before they acquired the elective
franchise of American citizens 81 years, and TO be
only prospective.
The bill did not propose 70 Interfere with for
eigners now inhabitants of the United States, who
were to be entitled 10 naturalization according TO
the laws in force. II would only affect those who
came in after its passage. He said he would de-
prive no man Of any privilege or immunity secured
by the constitution and laws of the country, nor
impair or abridge any prescrptive rights promised
by existing laws.
Mr.. A. was speaking when our repoa closed
full report Of his remarks will be published in our
paper tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, December ii, 1854.
Mr. CLINGMAN asked leave to introduce Joint
resolution authorizing the President of the United
States TO tender the mediation of the United States
to settle the existing disturbances in Europe.
Objected to, and rules not suspended
Mr.. FLORENCE asked leave TO introduce joint
resolution, directing the President to send United
States vessel to the Arctic seas in search Of DIR.
Kane.
Objected to, and rules not suspended.
Mr.. STANTON asked leave to introduce q reso-
luton requesting the President to furnish norma-
ton as to the action of the authorities Of Memphis
in regard to the cession by the United States of
the navy yard at that place. Agreed to.
JOINT RESOLUTION PASSED.
On motion Of Mr.. LANE, joint resolution was
taken up and passed. granting relief to the children
OF Captain Thomas Porter, deceased
On motion, the special committee ON the military
superintendence Of civil works was continued this
session.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Mr.. HAMILTON asked leave to introduce a reso-
luton setting apart the 10TH Goth and 2lst instant
for business connected with the District Of Coum-
bia agreed to, and resolution adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. HOUSTON, from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, introduced bills making appropriations for
the Army and for the Military Academy.
Referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
PACIFIC RAILR0AD.
On motion Of Mr. McDOUGAI4L, this bill, pro-
viding for the construction Of this road which came
up to-day as the special order, was postponed to
the second Tuesday in January.
NAVY DISCIPLINE.
Mr.. BOCOCK obtained leave to introduce bill
providing for the more efficient discipline Of the
navy referred to the Committee on Foreign AT
faira
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL
or THE
CG0lE GIIADn0

FIRST ANNUAL BALL
or THE
SCOTT GUARDS,
Thursday, December 14th, 1854
The Scott Guards have the pleasure of announcing
that their First Annual Ball will take place Thurs
day, December 14th, 1854, at
CARUSI'S SALOON.
In announcing this Ball the Scott Guards solicit
the patronage and presence of the military and citi
zens generally in their behalf
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman
and ladies, to be had of the members Of the COM
spany
re- Committee Of Arrangements.
Lieut.. +. r. McKEAS,
Sergeant J. Keyworth, Private J. b. Houston,
Private French, G.. Bassett
/" Thos. Withers j. f. Southoron
dec ibid
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DYING GLADIATOR.

DYING GLADIATOR.
"HIS exquisite work Of Art, in marble,
- is now on exhibition ut Morrison's Building,
4 10 street, near Pennsylvania avenue, "a statue
of such surprising merit this should have a room
by ITSELF for in its presence, it is difficult to look at
anything else. should put this work at the head Of
all the statues in the world" See Hllard's Six
Months in Italy
The statue now exhibition is an exact and faith
full copy by J. Gott of the original antique in the
Capitoline Museum at Rome
Hours Of admission from a. M, to 10 p. m, daily.
Single tickets rs cents
Season tickets, admitting lady and gentleman for
two months, 81.
Tickets for sale at all the principal hotels and book
stores. JOHN s. HOLLINGSHEAD, Agent
dec Sim "
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
J. G. KEN NED Y

(Late Of the Census 06ice)
WASHINGTON
NNILL PURCHASE, SELL, OR RENT, REAL
~ ESTATE,
On conmission--purchase ground rents, effect In.
vestments, and negotiate loans on property, and
when desired win make cash advances on Real rs.
tate to be sold That interests confided TO me in
goods hands, viii be confirmed by the best special
references
GENERAL REFERENCES
Messrs. GALES A SxAroN,
CoRcoHAN RIoes,
CHuss BRorHERs
SELDES, WITHERs a Co.,
PErER FoRcE,
Professor JosKrH HKSRY, Ii. ID.
dec Idly
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DICH HEAVY SILKS, at rs cents
II We have on hand about 100 pieces Of rich
heavy Silks some OF them little out Of date, which
have selected out Of regular stock, and will
now offer at rs cents Some OF these goods cost near
" double that price, and advise all in want of
very cheap and servceable Silk Dress TO look at them
before making purchases elsewhere, as we feel con
fdent such opportunity will not again be afforded
this season. rs
dec G-d6tf w. ST. SINISTER A co
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NEW AND CHEAP FAMILY GROCERY.
IOS. w. DAVIS, (for many years con-
a. nected with the City Post Office respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that he has opened
a new and cheap Family Grocery, at the corner Of
Ninth street west and street north, where he in
tends keeping everything usually kept in Grocery,
and at the very lowest prices He invites particular
attention to his stock OF Teas which is very fine and
cheap Buyers will find it to their advantage to give
him call. dec e-3tf
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~ Warrants bought and sold Drafts all the
principal cities sold TO suit purchasers.
Highest rates paid for ans-Alleghany, Va Bank,
and Selden, Withers, a Co.'s notes.
Claims against the government collected.
HAMILTON q. FAINT,
No. 4S2 Penn. avenue, Washington, b. G..
NOV JR--1v Z.
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PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-.The best mate-
made and sold by WIN. II, FAULKNER, the only
practical Shirt Maker in the city of Washington Try
them, and save money in addition to trouble time,
and temper. Gentlemen measured, and good fit
guaranteed in all cases.
Orders attended to with despatch. Please note the
address, SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third and Four-anda-Ealf sts, south side.
dec Blvd
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THREE or four Gentlemen Boarders.
- Members Of Congress- or others, who relish
good cup OF coffee at private table can be accom-
modated with board and desirable rooms in a oniet
family corner of street North and LIST street East
Capitol Hin, one square from the Capitol.
Address Mrs. A. H., Post Office, or apply as above.
dec IL st (Star)
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERS.


Collectors Office, Dec. s, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that the list Of den-
~ quent property Is in course Of preparation, and
win he completed and published on or about the LIST
Of January, 1856. All persons interested earnestly
requested TO como forward and (by PAYING relieve
tho undersigned from the unpleasant duty Of enforc
ing the collection, and themselves from the onerous
additional expense attending advertisement
r. ]. ROCHE. Collector
doe H-dtJan
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A CARD. -

nUR PATRONS, and the public In gem
" eral, are most respectfully informed that we
have this day, the 1lth instant opened our New
Music Depot, at the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue,
Eleventh and ID streets Large additions having
been made 10 our extensive stock, we are now pre-
pared 10 furnish Music and Musical Merchandise of
every description, on the most reasonable terms.
A call il solicited
dec l1--Steod HILBUS h HITZ. E
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Dogs AND GIRLS MAGAZINE FOR
II lS55-This Is the eighth year of the publication
Of this most popular and successful of all the child
ren's magazines and the publishers pledge them
selves that there shall be positive improvement in
every respect for 1855 Its topics will embrace His
torca Sketches, brief spicy outlines Of the various
Sciences Moral Stories Biographical Sketches Anec-
dotes, Puzzles, DC.
What better present can parent give his children
than 10 subscribe for 1857
Terms, 81 90 per annum in advance.
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
49s Seventh st., agents for the District.
dec IF
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| SKATES.-A very fine assortment Of the
~ aboye-named articles, this day received and for
| sale at low prices, by E. TUCKER d CO.,
1858 Penn. avenue, nearly opposite Browns
q
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M. A. TYSON * SISTERS,
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,

y. STREET, BgrwEyS 12rH AND 13ru, WASHINGTON
VyfE duties OF this institution commen-
- ced Sept 18th, and will continue 10 the usual
time Of closing in July Parents wishing TO enter
their children, can do according 10 terms stated in
circular, which mny be obtained either at the instu
ton, or at any Of the principal book stores.
nov 9O--d2w
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To Members Of Congress, Citizens, and
II ]. STEER MERrMaN TTAuop

No 4s8, Seventh street. invites the attention
Of the public to his elegant stock Of French Cloths
Cassimeres, and Vestngs embracing the best styles
OF the latest importations; which are now making
up in style OF elegance unsurpassed here or else
where Union 4 Init nov 2a-eo2wlf
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HATSi HATSif ALL STYLEsfff
NOV opening large and varied sssort-
lN ment Of FELT HATS for men and boys, Of
every shape and color--such as
PANAMA,
MARIO CAVALIER,
SHANGHAI, a., &c, DC.
The public are solicited 10 examine, az shall sell
them at the lowest cash prices
LANES Fashionable Hat Store
424, Penn. avenue, north side
nov 2S-eod2wif Untelligencer)
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,


Markets
BALTIMORE, Dec. --Flour.---Sales Of Howard
Street, at ss.s7; City Mills, $s25.
Wheat.--Twenty-t three thousand bushels recev-
ed. Sales of Red at $3.50 10 sI.95; White al
$l.90 to $2.05.
Corn.-Eighteen thousand bushels in market
Sales of White at rs to 80 cents; Yellow at sS
TO So IL cents
Rye--Pennsylvania, Sl.34 Maryland, sl.20.
NEW York, Dec. lI.--Flour market firm 8, 900
barrels in market. Sales of good Ohio, IS 10 a
10 IL. Southern hrmcr; sales of 900 barrels at
SO so a 50 81.
Wheat is a tride higher; 10000 bushels in mar
ket. Common Genesce, 81 20; southern red,
common, 81 so.
Corn-A trife higher; $4,000 bushels in mar
kct Sales of western mixed at "a cents.
Pork--Market duh, with declining tendency.
Beef market unchanged, with moderate de-
mand at previous rates.
Lard is firm.
Whiskey-0hio is quoted at 40 Al cents
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
AN AMUSING and instructive gift for
IA young people Do you want Geography with
out q Masters Then buy Dissected Map, fine
stock Of which we have now on hand.
Also, Dissected Pictures, Builders Blocks, A G
Picture Blocks, &c, DC.
Writing Desks, extra neat and extra cheap.
Ladies' Work Boxes and Cabas choice assert
ment.
Gentlemen's Dressing Cases and Ne Plus Ultra
GRAY Il BALLANTYNE,
dec g--3t III Seventh street
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CAMPHINE and No. ETHEREAL OIL.
IyONSTANTLY ON hand and Ger sale mt
~ the family grocery Of
JN0. GEO. ADAMS,
Corner OF Eighth and l. Streets north.
dec 9--3teod
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ERANK's German Economic or students

LHRANK's German Economic or Students
II Lamp.-Just received by direct importation
from frsnkforton-the- Maine eight dozen Of those
celebrated Lamps, such as were sold by me year
since and gave such general satisfaction TO all who
bought Of them For economy in the Of OIL clean
illness, softness, and beauty Of light they cannot be
srcclled an article admirably suited for colleges
schools, public Departments, members Of Congress-
and all other persons that require good light and
one that will not in the least effect the eyesght last
but not least they equally well suited for ladies
that have le-work TO do at night
Also on hand, Pine Oil Ethereal or Spirit Gas Lard
Oil, and all other kinds and patterns Of Tampa now
in use, Of the most modern and approved styles,
which will be sold low for cash. think my stock il
the largest in the city and frmi the only complete
stock hereabouts.
@. =. WHITTLESEY, 534 9TH street.
Sole agent for the sale Of Franks Economic Lamp
in this city.
p. $. All bills made with me must be settled
monthly. dec e-eo2wif
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Georgetown Markets. December IL.
Flour-family $40 to $1f 25.
Extra superfae-$8 rs.
Superfne-$8 so.
Wheat 81 90; Red 81 80.
Corn-white no sales, worth rs TO 80 cents. vel
low no sales
Mill offal-Shorts--l8 cents.
Ship stuff-40 to 65 cents
Brown stuff-25 to So cents.
Corn meal-$l.
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SEARS GREAT WORK ON RUSSIA.
IUsT PUBLISHED, an illustrated de-
- scription of the Russian Empire, being Physi-
cal and Political History of its Governments and Pro-
vinces, Productions, Resources, Imperial Govern
lgion, People, Manners, Customs, Antiquities, &c,
&c., &c.
From the latest and most authentic sources.
Embellished with about 200 Engravings and Maps
of European and Asiatc RUSSIA.
The whole complete in one large octave volume Of
about 700 pages elegantly and substantially bound.
Retail price, a. 90.
The work can be obtained Of R. w. BATES, agent
for the American Organ. dec 7--lw
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II OUSEKEEPERS,A Attention Dinner
IL Sets, Toilet Sets Tea Sets, Crockery Ware,
and Housekeeping articles generally, for sale little
lower than they can be had in the city.
Being about to close out that part Of my business
offer to the public any of the above enumerated
tcles at cost.
My stock ofPaints, Oils Glass, Varnshes, Brushes,
Wicks Gold Leaf, and everything appertaning there
to is complete and invite all persons in want to give
me CALL being determined not to be undcrsoId in
this city or Baltimore.
Sperm and Lard Oils, fine article, constantly on
hand.
also keep for sale Russia Hair Felt for packing
steam boilers.
My stock is bought entirely for cash. and am con-
fdent any one in want of articles sold by mo cannot
90 amiss by giving me call.
On all sums Of $40 and over, five per cent deducted
for cash.
Goods delivered in any part of the city and George
town free of cost.
CS WHITTLESEY,
534 Seventh street
p. s. All bills made with me must be settled
monthly. dec s--eodf2w
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SEATS CAN BE SECURED DURING THE DAY.
Doors open ut 81S-performance commence at TX
o'clock. JNO. 7. FORD, Agent.
dec 5--lw 5
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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON.
"IDWIFERY.--Mrs. BANGS, Profes-
lvl- sional Medium, would respectfully inform her
friends and the public that she has removed from her
late residence 20 Twelfth, between and ID streets
next door to John ID. Carks Police Office She here
BY tenders her thanks to her friends aud customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon her, aud
hopes BY her attention and assiduty TO business 10
merit continuance Of public patronage.
RefeIs TO DR.. Hogan and DR.. Fairfax, Alexandria
dec 4-lw+
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FOR CHILDREN AND MISSESi
lust received large, varied, and olo-
- giant assortment of HATS and FLATS for In.
fants and Misses wear, which, for selection of style
beauty and neatness of trimming, cannot DO exceled
at LANES
Fashionable Hat Store
4a4 Pennsylvania avenue, north side
nov 29-eo5tif tIntl