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NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS

fE,BANKfUi, fcI ia kind patronare heratoror. ox.
4 teii9a us At cur cid stand, We peclfully
ltit Our patrons ami the ,ublir in genersl IL al
We nave This day removed cur extensive stock OF
nusic 70 TIC large building c1rnsr of Pa svenue
Eleventh. anu D streets, " her. we RE af nres.nt
nlnpg ~ and shall OPEN on MONDAY, the lItb
ios.ant Music Store, whose liberal character We
hepa will meet The appreciation If a generous aaf
discriminating public,
Oonng the coutse OF nsxt week persons DESTROYS
CT purchasing MUSIC from u, can nd US in tie room
adjoining cur new stoc ard the Star Office
zee T. EILPCS HITZ
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JUST RECEIVED

4 tiNE assortment Of CAM hene, Solar and Ethe-
"a risl oil LAMPS. GIRAND0LEs, Candida
Bhas, HALL LANTERNS, and LANTERNS Of
every kind tie latsst and most improved pste, ms
q paper Shades, dome and other shapes GL9DPs
OF every description. Patent spring CsndIssticss g,
snc beautiful assortment OF Britain ia Lamps fo:
fluid or oil, Nursery Lamps, &c.
brushes, Paine ana Gil, Lamp Oils, Window Glas
and artists materials in G, eat variety.
HOWELL & MORSELL,
nov So-dtJapfst
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nov I'D
r, ky J; 9. MCGUIRE. Auction..r.

ET y. u MCGUIRE. AuetfoAesr.
"a ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENN
- DyIva1la sFenue, and fronting Market Space -
On TUESDAY, December l2,h. At o'ciocH -,
vi be ID TIE two houses fituatsd o pare Of L.!
I, square $50. cornar OF PeGasglr apis avenue and
street north. The ground fronts At feet on the
.senue, sn' EGns back to c street north, having
iocation oaFrs grsht sdv.ntScss for permsnent In.
Tesr1ent In real e5fete N the city # Weshineton
th L, hou5e wiz. es rold separately, il desired.
iefnS: oEe fourth cash: the balance In three
equal instruments of 6, 10. and I9 nonths III IN
terest. enthusiastically ssoarad. -.
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
a"f - Auctioneer
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Snow Storm, &c.

BALTIMORE, Dec. There was heavy
snow store here this morning, which lasted
but an hour.
The Ashland factory, which burned this
morning, was owned by . company, Of vhish
VIM. G. Thomas is President. Origin of the
fire unknown.
The Western rivers are falling and filled
with ice
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Fitz Henry Warren
ny Warren will

BUFFALO, Dec. Fits Henry Warren will
probably be chosen Senator from Iowa.
The Wisconsin House at Grafton, Wisconsin,
has burned down.
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Absq ustulator ArrastAd

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-McGuieken, the ab.
squatulating teller of the Ocea Bank was ar.
rested this morning
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Departure of the Canada. Ac

BssroN, Dec. 6.-The Royal mail steamship
Canada, Capt Stone, sailed at noon to day With
seventy nine passengers for Liverpool, and
fifteen for Halifax. He takes out Si60, 700 In
American gold, and f30o sterling in English
silver.
The Wings of this city have nominated q.
3. Upton as their candidate for Mayor.
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Baltimore Marke,s Ac

BALTIMORE, Dec. 7.-Howard street aeur
s. Is cts Wheat has advanced-,o ooo h.,
sold. White 81 95 81; red, 81. IS. Corn
10000 bushels sold. White rs cts: yellow
S3f cts
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mAkHlED.

On the Sd instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Sutherland, of
to Miss ROSETTA BAKER, all of Genraetown
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New York Narkeu-No Tidinp, NH. p,,,

new York 1arkes-No Tidinga ofths Union.
NEW YORK, Dec. Flour has advanced II
cents-3,G00 bbls. sold. State brands 9 SIT:
Southern 50 e. a 50. Wheat arm and nm.
changed. Corn-4o, 900 bushels ssld-mixsd
W cents. Gotten dull. Stocks quiet
No tidings yet Of the Union.
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Western Trade,

CINCINNATI, Dec 6--Fogs ere dull to-day.
!; Hs l OF nne prime lad at 9csnts Exchange
10 pienty at from par to per cent. premium.
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Boarding.

ARD1NG-sEvERAL LARGE ROOMS
- sui able 1o- families with board Also, board
without rooms can bs obta!nsd at fITZGFRAI ms
next door to the United States Hotel.
dec !-2.*
two eHNGLESEN, WHO ARE WILLING TO
\ Occupy the same room, can be acsommoda ted
with beard in q private family. Apply at No. 1872
steet noltn, Firat " ard. dac 6-3ts
DOARDING IN GEORG RTOWN.-A SMALL
~ family having house larger than req hired for
tbeir own use, ear several rooms hand ON .ly fur
nished, for familI, OF three or four gentlemen.
with tha comforts and quiet of home, with beard
on reasonable terms Tbs situation is In desire-
bic neghborhood and quite convenient to the or,ni
bus Apply at No. lSl Washington street
nov SU-lWs
D0OMS AND BOARD.-shYERAL LARGE AND
IL pleasant unfinished roens ior families or
singe gentlemen, with hoard, will bs let ct MAS
HALLS, NO. 462 Thirteenth street
nov 28-1m*
RcARDiNG.-The Misses sHANBs, asj2in.
~ ing the store Of Mr.; Berry, on Bridge street,
Georgetown. have ssveril ane ROOMS to let ami
are prepared t. accommodate Boacders bsth parma.
nent ana transient, on he most moderate terms.
nov 9-1m
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Intends to ResiRu

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec 7.-Govsrnor Wood,
consul to Valparaiso, has concluded TO REIGN
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;A1ofnn Pa HI M.--Mr, wHffKtiu Est .xs,Aa.a
another premium for his superior Dsguerrecsypes
xa1teo at me Words Fair, New York. Il Win be res
eeesd that M reosived nom the WORLDS Fsir ionSon
10 medals nt h unrivallsd dasuerreotypss or
fmoFe an4 Cabinet and Pantisoopes Niagara FsIIs
sides preanias at all the fairs which has exhibited m
cies. - Vi his saus-
Call and have your likenesses e. Gan,
~ near -Four snc ahaf street, Pennsylvania avenue
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JoE ez1LLINeToH receives all the Books and News
Is ss published He agent for Hsrpers and all
.ne oths Magazines, and readers will always ind
sed sod assortment OF Blank Books and Stationery
Az odson building, Pa. avenue and ~ 1t.
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Effects of the Storm

ALBANY, Dec Eve have had no mail here
from Buffalo since Sunday About $50 canal
boats, with valuable cargoes, are frossn In
near Utica.
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DIED.

On the It'll inst, FRANKLIN PIERCE, youngest
son OF John I. and Virginia A. King
o. The friends and acquaintances are respect
1uhy invited to attend the funeral on Thirteenth
street, between and G, on to morrow friday at
9 O'Clock. \'' ~
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WOOD FOR SALE.

ON LIEUT.. HUNTERS UPPER FARM, TWO
~ miles from the Long Bridge, above the toll
gate, In Alexandra county, Va PINE AND OAK
WOOD for sale. Oak, . 6aH, and Pine % l24 pc,
cord. Apply to w. CARLIN, Agent.
nov lA-lm
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New Boot and Shoe Store,

New Boot and Shoe Store.
SAMUEL w. TAYLOR a. CO. hive
~ opened the spacious new store No. 339 Penn.
syiyania avenue, ne t to Messrs Geo. 4 r. Parkers
opposite Browns HOTEL or III. sale OF Ladies', aep
tlemen's, Misses, Boys, and se1yanta
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, 4 SLIPPERS
IN openns t.3!s establishment our aim Is 70 be-
prices.
arrangements have been made With tbs veYv best
Nortnern manufacturers fur o regular supply Of
order. '" -
By respectful attention to the wan Of those who
VIII favor us with call, We hope to merit their f
T. ". TAYLOR 4 CO.,
gag Pa avenue, opp. Browns' Hotel.
FOR LADIES'
Black and Bronze Button and Lace Eeelsd CATERS
DO DO % Italian Cloth julien do
Caters
DO do do double g led tipped
Caters
DO do do pump soled tipped
Caters
Morocco and Kid Jenny Lind Polkas & Dress Shoes
French, English and American Kid and Mo-
Black Morocco double sole Boots and Shoes
Do Goat DO do do
Black and Bronze Italian cloth double sole Caters
Do do Kid and Morocco Slippers
Black Morocco and Goat Boots
Fancy colorei Morocco and Kid Polkas and JENNY
Lind Boots
FOR CHILDREN.
Fancy colored Nor. Geo and Kid Polka and jenny
Lind Boots and Ties; Black morocco anil Goat
thick sole Boots, with variety Of other styles
FOR GENTLEMEN
French Pat ,nt L. ather Oxford Ties
Do do Opera end Dress Boots and
Shoes
Do Cs.t Dress Boots ard Shoes
Patent Leather and Cloth Caters. ard a large es.
so:tment of Peggcd POota and Shoes
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS
We have On hand good assortment of eyesy va
risty in demand.
For Servants our assortment comprises svery va
riety heretofore made, with additional styles.
dec a-3t
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Z. =. HALL, N. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

ATE Of fhnaoelphis, Pa, graduate in Ailopsthy
- and Homeopathy, having had extensive ex.
psriencs in the various departments OF the profss
sion oeEe hisservioes 70 the citizens of Washington
and vicinity.
c.tice No. aa3 Thiras9nsh STREET between q and
streets. 0fac, hcuca untii =. z: from . To n.
Il ana to & , m
Re-sreaces: EsIA. a. Gardner, Il. D., Gsen {: the
Homeopathic Collage Pa. end tbs p;o:sH iou gen
-e-ii
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TELEGRApHIC.
E1prxi! for the Daily Evsains Star.

Destructive Fire.-Operativss thrown ont OF
Employment.
BALTIMORE, Dec. THE Ashland Cotton
Factory, situated on OWNS Falls, In Bald
more county, four miles from Baltimore, va
totally destroyed by Gre last night Los
about $4,000. Mostly insured. About one
hundred operatives are thereby thrown out Of
employment.
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TO COOK, WASH AND IRON for
w snxll family, middle Jed colo-ed woman
recommendations will b, +. q uired
LAqulre u tAls once dec1-tf
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k'Oh hENT-Possession given immed a ely--Iha
II late Office o. the Evening Star, on st., within
ntty yards Of Its junction with Twelfth street and
"a avenue. The building is of two stories, Ths
lower story being divided into three convenient
rCo 20 ana tne upper being large single room IT
Will afford two convenient small shous. front;ny en-
street, with ample working room in the rear. Al
80 convenient painters or carpenters or otbap
mecnaaics' Work shop above. Apply at Star ofacs.
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II. A. TYSON & SISTERS SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES

rstreet, Getween 18TH and 1sM
THE duties Of this institution commenced Sep
i TENDER 18th, and will continue to the ususl
time Ct closing in July. Parents wishing to enter
tn -ir children can 20 according TO terms stated
in circulars, which may bs obtained either tie
Institution, or at the principal booketorcs.
dec - DIV
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
DROPOsALs for conveying the mails OF the uni.
Il ted States from LIST Of March, 1856, to the Soth
June, 1858, On the following routes in LouYmINA-
will be receive at the Contract Office Of this denar
ment until o'clock p. m, Of Monday the ism of
January 1855, to be decided by the nth follovins
No. 77Sl-From Bed River LANDING. nv ss-m.
port, Moreauvills, Mspms, Msrksville.
and Point Msgrs, to Alexandra, "a mile
and bacs, three times a week, In two.
horss coaches.
Leave Red River Landing Monday, Thursd.v.
and Saturday Of 8 Q N.
Arrive at Alexandria same dsys BY linn
Leave Alexandria Tuesday, Friday and Sunday
at3am
Arrive at Red River Landing same days BY II
pm.
Proposals to perform the service in four.horss
coaches will be considered, and are In yited.
For form OF proposal, guarantee, and osrti6oats.
ais notes and instrucHons embracing eondirions
and obligations to be incorporated IN the eontracts
to be executed by the accepted bidder to sush ex.
tent as the department may deem expedisnt and
proper zee advertisement inyitiuE proposals for
mail servsa flor tbs eont.set tern July /, 1854, 70
June 80, 1852 In the States Of Alabama Louisisna
DC. dated January Q, 1854.
Each proposal should be sealed, marked "Propo.
sal for route No. 1871, louisiana" and addressed.
Second Assistant Postmaster General, WashinRton.
DO. JAMES CAMPBELL.
nov 94-Aw Postmaster 0eneeal.
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VA ANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECT
w able young woman as Nurse and Seamstress
mas no objection to do cham cerwork. Please cali
dec lite
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pOH0-WANTED A PARTNER with the above
WcOO cspital to engage in a res ectab!e and
very profitable bueiness In this city Address "a B
y, with real name and place Of interview
dec 7-1t*
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kfOR sALE-TflE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
Il a first rate Grocery Stand. For art;culsrs
enquire at Esquire Grubb's, on Eighth near St
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BY VIRTUE OF IT'S LOCALITY

BY VIRTUE OF IT'S LOCALITY
4 ND the extent and the novelty of its supplies,
n JANNEY'S SHOE STORE has been -ssan
named the Great Central shee Store Of u
Washington. Its shelves are supplied with ~
coed and fashionable BOOTS and SHOES -
and all orders shall be promptly filled in the factory
above.
Cori-soled Boots ard I'll work for winter use
speedily made to order ana warranted to fit.
P. s. have just received supply of shoes from
auction, which were purchased very low fer cash,
ard will be sod wholesale or retail, at low prices
HENRY JANNEY,
34s p. av., bet. Browse Hotel o. It'll st.
81 street, opposite Bank Of Washington.
nov % -d2w
VNHE CAVALRY MANUAL, BY MAJOR alNs.
i lie 14th Light Dragoo. &, l vol, LondG II
Cavalry Field Service, by Cspt. Beamish, 4th Ora.
COON Guards, vol, London
Cavalry Duty, by Lent Robbins, Adjutant 9Th ORA
COON Guards, vol, London
The Training ofCayalry Remount Hors :, by Capt
Nolan, 18th Hussars, (killed at aebastopsl,u
vol, London
Cavalry, its History and Tactics, by the same, vol
| Cavalry Regulations, official. vol, Lonion
Regula isf for the Yeonsnry Cavalry, ~ iol Lor
de Ros, vol; London
Ordonuance de Cavaleries vols, Paris
TactiQue des Trois Armes, par le Capitaipe Fave
vol, Paris
Les Treis Arms, par lie Colonel Prussien Decker, !
vol, Paris
ReooEnaissances Mlia'res, Ynfanterie ct Cavsleris
par lie General Leloutsrel, / vol, Paris
| Avant Poster dc Cavelerie, vol, Paris
sand other writers On the subject, American,
English and French. FRANCK TAYLOR.
dec eff
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RoOhS 10 LIT ON CAPITOL HILL-TWO
4H comfortable Rooms furnished or unfurnjshed
VIII be rented Oh. very reasonable terms Anniv at
NO SO Stree. north, between Delaware avenue
ana FIRST street, or to JOS Hvdrick at the Capitol
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

DSO4O o4ND OI1OIJs
N1OT1CE.-We will take the paper OF Exc .angr
~ Bank Of selaen, Withers Co, at par, Ior
Goods but not on .c,ovnt, there will necessarily
be delay Of some months before the pape- can be
redeemed. GEO. II. BAYNE 4 Co.,
dec SGT Alexandra, Va.
MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
OF JAMES DIXON L SONS SHEFFIELD TEA
" WARES, EXTRA SILVER PLATED IN
WHITE METAL, WARRANTED QUAIITY.-WE
site those In led Of Plated Ware to call at our
Store and exam nine our magn .6cent assortment and
ascertain our low prices.
We have on hand duplicate sets Of N 'rnif 'ent
embossed, ohss d, and Plain Oetagon Pat ems
Carved AID chased EtrIscan chssed, embossed,
and engraved California
Plain old English style, cslebrsted English PATIO
mia
With many new patterns just imported.
Our assortment in Tea, Cake and Party Walters
Ia very large ard Of tie best quality only.
We have also two dozen fms Engh Csst0is, 9x-
ira plate, cut glass bottles; Cake Bsskets, Frnit
Dishes, DC, which We eff,r at uncommon low PRICES
for cash.
Quality warranted In all cases represented.
T. BASTIANELLI 4 CO.,
Importers Of Fancy Gccds and
Perfumery, under Browns Hotel.
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ll The ROOMS OVER MY STORE ARE FOR RENT
-, Inc location Is admirably calculated for a LAWYER
OF other professional gentlemen. The upper
room Is nted for aDaguerreotyps with large skylivb
Apply =" Q, ID. GILMAN
,u Druggist, Pa. avenue, near Browns Hotel
Combs Tooth Brushes German Cologne
Labin Is Extracts for the handkerchief
hhoce lot Of Havana Cigars
VII, Uid hennessey Brandy, Port and Sherry Wines
WIN Weil selected stock of Medicines Chemicals
RANTS OILS and Window Glass just received ss above
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| k'oKN!SHED ROOMS TO LET-TWO PARLOlS
- and two chambers, handsomely furnished. for
TWO OF more gentlemen, in private family, in the
vicinity Of Wiliard's Hotel, on Fourteenth street
Gee o--otS JOHN C. SHAFER. No siO
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Wants.

Az AEPED-A MIDDLE AGED FEMALE ,f ra
w spectsbility, widow, is desirous of emplov.
msnt as hOussEeeper, or similar capacity mak 10
nerseI generally useful. Wages are not an obj ct
nome for the winter being the point sought Al.
ply at Room 70 General Land Office
WANTED-A SITUATION IN A GKOOERY OF
"! commission House, by young man that has
nad soma experience in busirts 1856 in Richmond. Va,
tocd reference and moderate salary. Ad iress &C
F." Post Office, care Of box $50 d.c7-3t*
WANTED--A SITUATION BY RRspECr-
w able young woman as Nurse and Seamstress,
mas no objection to do chamcerwork. Please cali
at SI4 st, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
dec lite
WANTED TO COOK. WASH AND IRON for
w smsll family, middle zed colo.ed woman
Satisfactory recomm and atoms will b, required
Enquire ct this ofacs dec7-tF
DOUO csptal to engage in res ct ectab, es and
very profitable bueine g In this city Address "a
With real name and place Of interview.
A FEMALE COOK And WHITE CHAMBER
~ MAID WANTED in the family of a Memb r
o. congress PERSONS who can come we'll recon-
meuded may spply at cnce st No 6, Louis,ara ay.,
nearly opposite the City hall dec6-st*
S,OO amount to invest as T sr asaSn
on good real ests'e security, would do well to ad-
aress with real name and terms, to J. L. s., Wash.
irgton City Post ia g. nov sS-eolxt
skI ORKiNa OXEN WANTkD-THREE Yok.a
w OF Osen are required + T draught purposes at
the Warrington Navy Yard Persons DESTROYS of
furnishing one or more Yoke will apply immediate
" at the Yard, where. ndcr the direction of the
the communicate Their of, they VIII lie inspected
and tested oefore they are purchased For oxen SUIT
abe 1or the uses required, fair price will be given.
A G. ALLEN,
ueo o-ot Navy Agent.
\ YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO Will BE En-
IA gased this .winter as corresp ,ndent vf sever
ne "epapers In Virginia ard New York, is desire Is
OF employing his leisure moments in any Sescrip
ton Of WRITING whi,h may offer rsnunerstiye
compensation. Address "R W." box $40. Washing
POST ONCE. dec 2-2T
W n Us :. txO x 3 ~ ne 1bscribsrs AZ
w all times In the market buying SLAVES. nay
lag the highss cash prices. Persons having slay
TOR sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal.
tinore, Md. (slstters old stand, Slaves taken on
board at &c cents per d.y.
lob 2-sly B.a 4 W. Il. CAMPBELL
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" IT SHOULD be universally knovn-sor n "a ..,,v,
@ s the parent large proportion Of
iGs Dyssntsry di.rrhoa morbus
1n s'' TS,s Ss.tsGsus deaths
vas sssm dsordered stomschs and ifyon M ., an
~ :dyiss. founded upon experience, resort Il
passe - O. Jackson, which, as an Alternative eprs
IVA SHSagorant stands slone unsppros che3 We
d ~ btsers and know that they are excellent fsr
specined above For sale dealers in medicine
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| kfoRNlSuED ROOMS.-FOR RENT A pAR-
i ior and two Bedrooms, neatly furnished, On "a
street. bet seen and c. No. l79, within few min.
utes walk Of the Capitol and near the a-enue vii
be rented low doc 60.
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kChN1sakD ROOMS TO LET, AT lS6- ST.
Willards Hotsl Sec - s"Iyys VI
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UsL h ECEIVEO, IRISH supply Of A r
T. NiLhoWS COD LIvER OIL AND pros
PLATE OF LINE. The most pslatabla aud efscs
eious Preparation OF Cod Liver OIL known, or tn.
cure OF Consumption, so.ofula, Ctuahs C. ID
Asthma, BIZ nchiis, AMI all rcrofu'o1s bum ,rs
For sale by SCHWA RfIp sCN 0A 'A
(Agentsf Tor Warrington Pa avenue, 1ext dcos
toU. 8. Hotsl, nov 10 IN
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'v - y ENr-A BRICK HOUSE, coNrATNINs
,,nusetFs avenu-. between 18th and issh s.s ia
de- inquire st 454 Thirteenth st., bet. and 3
re IA PAkLOR AND FIVE am
stTeet ksn.osf all fitted with gas Location. Teuth
aboss nEsNean and e, west side, second dwelling
enS Medufre's auction Store on thu corner of !,
de- r' svsnus. JOHN GREG0RY.
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SALE OF INGLEsIDE -Notwithstandinp the
cold weather, quite number of persons as
sembled yesterday at the sale of Thomas Hew-
ling, Esq.'s estate, called "Ingleside. The
property was bought by Capt. Britain for
Arnold Harris, Esq, ofthis city. Mr.. McGuire,
the auctioneer, Knocked it down to him at
334,50O
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q. sLDID PIcTunxs5-Those ofour readers who deairs
- .aloagn splendid Gallery Pictures should NOT
ls 70 ~ Visit to Plumbs Rooms on the Xyenue He h
Dasuerreopins In OIL which for besuty and sIcsi OF
.ys 81 fssd. naePs Is portal. executed in this Last
ss every ineament thereof giving life ike exprssso
Of our time. '' "i'' Daguerrean artists
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H'oh hENt-A STORE ON PA. AVENUE-THE
= neat and convenient sized Store In stsr Build.
next 70 the corner of Pa. avenue end Eleventh
street, which said corner Is soon to he nnened -
Hilbus Htts, as their Music store and Piano ware
rooms The store now for rent will make os o}taI
stand Tor almost any kind of business, as already
business place In Washing on Apply at the Ear
u Inc StSr omc,. oct 25-tf
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kVms FOB RENT-ONE PARLOR and tbrse
CO.. nedrooms, veil farui.hed, over VIM. Grnnss
ale Tsesaa store, Pa. avenue, No. AS, oppo.
z.- oAu. dec = 3ts
ohr1B Bile ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD
nso.snt can % hsd IN Virginia family, in q ~ ired
psassnt part Of the city Gentlemen or ladies with
cnldfen or servants, will find pleasant winter
qu u oy early application to 2Ss q st north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-07

FURNISHED ROOMS.---A FURNISHED PAE-
= LOT snd chamber is for rent few doors west of
ene Cspltol, on Pa avenue, above O. Aiglers Con
1e aonary store Apply at his Store below
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\ VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LEr-THE
N store on tie east side of Eleventh street oro
ocor north OF Penns lvsnia svsrus, lately ea.I-
Peo py Mr. Eyer as an auction and COMM -eion
store, is fer req low Co a good tenaHt. hnnIv 70
q. A. RANDALL
oOV If Corner TFaIfth and u straotn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-07

DARLUkS 10 RENT.-A LARGE PARLOR ON
l. the first floor, and a rarlor nhd bed room on
the second floor located within block of the Pat.
ent Office, will be rented during the session on &C
commodatirg ferma. Apply ri Room %, 81 story
of ths Pest Office Department sec bE3Is