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Dissolution.

DISSUIUCIVn.
VuNHE copartnershp heretofore existing between Samuel
IL Mcconnell, Thomas Mcconnell, and Thadeus G. Nc.
eonnell, under the of S. Mcconnell & Co., at Gar
men Valley, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
SAMUEL McCONN NELL,
THOMAS MCCONNELL,
THADEUS C. MCCONNELL.
Garden Valley, Sept. II, 1854.
The business will be continued at Garden Valley under
the and style Of 3. Mcconnell Co.. and all labl-
tiles and accounts will be settled by the undersigned
SAMUEL MCCONNELL,
THOMAS MCCONNELL.
Garden Valley, Sept ii, 1854.
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=; IA Nv
Question for Discussion.-A Sc rt Societies oducivc
of more good than evil.
The lyceum meets Mo day evening ext.
JANIS JOtN~ON. p, esident.
]. CRAVE bRD. Secretary
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DIR. J. NJ. CRUZ.

PRACTISING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
PRIVATE OFFICE in the Apothecary Store of VIM
Zcner Hours for consultation from II A. NJ, and
2to5P Al.
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ALL persons indebted to said firm will please call imme-
date and settle with the undersigned He will also settle
all Indebtedness Of said firm.
ri WILLIAM F. HOLIDAY.
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CALIFORNIA ART UNION.
DISTRIBUTION ON THE 18th NOVEMBER
5000 SUPER ARTICLES
INCLUDING
$4,000 IngOt Of Gold!

THE LARGEST DIAMOND IN THE U. STATES
For which $1,000 in cash will be paid
VALUABLE WATCHES, WORKS OF ART, &c, &c.
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-04
Dissolution.

InNH e firm heretofore known Holiday & Askns hav
this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT the latter part
ner being desirous of returning to his native land vs
to his friends. WILLIAM F. HOLIDAY,
WILLIAM G.. ASKINS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-26

INTENSIVE AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE of
IL choice and valuable Books, Stationery, &C., at
Auction and Private Ssle.-Commenciog on SAT-
URDAY, December 16, at Fitz2erad's Store, 474
Pennsylvania avenue. stock all new and perfect
direct from New York trade sales, comprising the
choicest and best selected assortment (o-eiyn and
domestc) ever offered in this Market insisting of
School. classical, law, medical and
Miscellaneous Books, in every department of ltera.
New Books, daily from New York,
echo,l public and priv te Libraries furnished from
30 to 40 per cent less than usual rates
Bibles. Prayer Books, Blank Books, &C.
Albums, Animals. and Holiday Presents for 1855
Agricultural Works, some so different authors all
new and popular works in pint (American
aud English) 10 i'm aIove the soil and the mind
Gold and Steel Pens. Of extra quality
Diaries, Pocket Memorandums, Porte sIoupaies.
The above stock will bs open for examinsti sn and
private sale during the day, to which all are respect
fully invited, whether they wish to purchase or
not, and offered at auction every evening until the
entire stock shall be disposed of.
NJ b. rare opportunity is now offe, ed for re-
penishlng libraries with choice reading at low rates.
fer the long winter evenings, all can be suited
Don't forget the place, at the New Union Bookstore
454 Pennsy wanna avenue.
r. II. JEWELLE 4 CO.,
dec 10 Auctioneers.
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Z. S. WRIGHT, Auctiomeer.
GE0RGH OWN


4 lHANCERT SALE BY virtue of dscree of the
" Circuit Court OF the District Of Columbia for the
c9unty OF Was hinl on. made n he cause Of jose n
I and Mary Z. hittervs WIN H. sni Hrrau, q
Ritter, and dated November o. 1854 We will Offer
Tor sails ut public auction, On TUESDAY, the III OF
January, 1855, at O'clock p Ii , on the prer,;s.
the foiioviny valuable property in Georgeeowu
L. Pert OF Lot No. 20, of old Georgetown fronting
On the east size OF Duck ane or Marke; at Get 6olS
feet, more OF less and running back OF tie s,mq
width, n'netythres feet two inches, and binding ON
the north on the anal, md on the south on fur.
teen feet alley, with two-story brick wsrshouse
2 Parts Of Lots Nos. 40 and 80, of old leorg. own
binding on the south line Of the alley nj res aid
fronting six three feet ten inches more or less on
the east side Of Duck Lane or Market str ct, and
running back, Of tie same width, one hundred and
tren'y fonr feet, more or less; and the nor. bern
part to the WI IN OF twenty feet, more less <.
tending twenty nine feat. moro or less, extending
twenty Dine feet ana half fut'er towards Market
space, with the dwelling house the late Peter Rit
ter, and several small tenements
3 Part OF Lot No So at the northeast intsrs ectc
Of Duck Lane or Msrket street, with Water street
fronting f5rtyise feet on the f1rmer and ffty one
feet on the latter, with two-st ry brick dive lng
Terms of esle: One-fourt tf the purchase money
to be paid in cash. aud the residue in three equal
'staneDts a. six, twelve, Or eighteen m, nths te
be secured by approved notes or bonds, bearing in
te-est.
The right ia reserved to sell, at the purchaser
cost, after one weeks notcs upon his failure 10 ccm
ply with the terms Of sale in one week after sale.
WILLIAM r. WOODWARD
WALTER g. cox. Trustees.
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
dec 9-2aw3w Auctioneer
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NEWS! NE WS!-NO 347 Penn avenue
~ Call and see the largest and best assortment OF
Pound and Fruit Cake ever manufactured by sny
one establishment In this city. 5000 worth O,
Pound and Fruit Cakes on Inhibition and sCle. WITH
large stock of Confectionery, Bon Bons and small
Notions, and also upwards Of 90 varieties of Small
C Cakes. Pes and Puddinga-Apple, Cranberry
nut Puddings.
Halter myself successful in obtaioing fine store
In good situation, and with every facility 10 man
ufacture all and every hing in my line to the en-
tire satisfaction Of those who may favor me with
their patronage. My personal attention will be Civ
en- to the furnishing Of Balls PARTIES Weddnrs. xc
Dinner Parties furnished In the best style, en- mod.
crate terms.
Having been selected, from among large mum.
Der OF competitors, to furnish with Confsctionary
&C., the Mechanics Institute Fair, to be held In
February next my friends and the public Generally
Will tn re find as well at my store the best The
country can produce, and on the most moderata
terms. Please call early and leeve your orders.
Ice Creams and Jellies always on hand and fresh
G. WRAVIR,
No. 347 Pa. avenue, opp. Brovns' Hots,.
dec 18-dtJan1
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costs. David Hurts, disorderly; dismissed.
Henry Davely, firing pistol; fine and costs
j. Robinson, profanity fine and costs Sam.
uel Wise, firing pistol; dismissed. William
Mills and Peter Wagman, firing pistols; fine
and costs. John Simms, shooting fire crack
ers fine and costs. L. Denham, profanity
fine and costs. Mary Winston, vagrant
workhouse 80 days. 8. w. Combs, firing
crackers; fine and costs. Daniel Robinson
profanity; workhouse 30 days. Thomas Nc
Guiggan and William Truman. DRINK and dis
orderly; fine and costs. John Mathews, drunk
dismissed Charles Davis, colored, disorderly y;
fine and costs. John Hammond, drunk and
disorderly; fine and costs. William King
drunk fine and costs.
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By ). G. Mcguire, auctioneer.

by y. &. Nee UEiiE, Auctionssr.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
~ Efscts-Un WEDNESDAY morning Decem
Der 9th, at 10 O'clock shslI sell at the residence
OF the Rev. Charles A. Davis, on street. near Goth
all his Furniture and Household Effects compris.
ing
Piano Forte, stool and cover
Mahogany Spring Divans Lounge
10 Parlor Chairs cane seat do.
Do Dining and other Tables
Window Curtains, Shades and Cornice
Three.ply, ingram, and stair Carpets
Oilcloth, Mating, Rugs
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wa. drobes
Washstands, Toilet Sets
Superior Feather Beds. Hair Mattresses
Bolsteis ana Pillows Blankets and Comforts
China, Glass and Crockeryware
Table Cutlery, Casters, Fire Irons
Looking glasses, lot Of Books
Superior Cook Stove and Fixtures
Alright and other Stoves, &c
Together with general assortment of houseleep-
ing articles.
Terms: UDder $25 cash; over SIS credit of 90
and W days, tor notes satisfactorily endorsed beer
ing interest JAS. C. MCGUIRE.
oec I'd Auctoneer.
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New York Markets

New YORK, Dec. 26.-Cotton is frm, with
a limited business at the rates last reported
Flour has advanced, With sales of 1000 bbIs.
good Ohio at at 50 49, aSs so; Southern firm !;
sales Of 1000 bbls. st s. S7ta$9 .62!. Wheat
small sales at nominal rates Corn is trifs
lower, with downward tendency-unsettled
sales of Is 900 bushels Western mixed at SO "a
973c. Pork is unchanged, with . moderate
demand at previous rates, and small sales Beef
is firm with an upward tendency. Lard lie IN d.
changed, with a moder ate demand at previous
rates Whisky firm, with sales Of Ohio at 3se.
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Auction Sales.
By j. C. MCGUIRE. Auctionser.

INTENSIVE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF
ID Cabinat Furniture and House furnishing goods
On TUESDAY morning, December 26th, at 10 o'clk
at Store No $40 On the north side of Pennsylva.
mia avenus, between Ninth and Tenth sts., I shall
sell, without reserve the stock in trade Of gentle
man declining business, comprising
Full marble top Dressing aud Plain Bureaus
Marble top mahogany and walnut centre, side, and
sofa Tables
Marble top walnut and mahogany Washstands
Mahogany hair spring seat Tete Tete, and other
Do Card, Dining and Breakfast Tables
Secretary and Bookcases, cloth covered Writing Ia
bles, Lawyers Desks
Chinese Tsspoys, Window Shades
Carved Mahogany Rockers and Parlor Chairs
Revolving Office Chairs, Cottage Chairs
Mahogany Bsdstesds, Hatracks
Enamslled and Plain Cottage Suites
French China Tea Sets, Glassware
Iron Stone China Toilet Sets, Water Pitchers
Vases, Lamps, Britain mia ware
Table Cutlery, Fire Irons &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over $50 q credit OF
%, 30, and TO days. for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest
PS-fhe attention Of the trade il called to this
SALE The furniture. e.. il all new. and of go
quality, and will positively be sold without reserve
Jas. g. MCGUIRE,
oec I'D Aucticueer.
~ The above sale Is postponed in
consequence Of the rain until THURSDAY morning
December 18th, OF the saIns hour and place.
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IT AYERS CHERRY PkCTORAL-Foft the rapie cure
W. OF Coughs Colds, Hosrseness, Bronchitis Whoopins-
Cough Asthma and Consumption is xn9wn
the remedy yet discovered for every variety OF
Pulmonary 30 wide s the held OF ts useulnes
and the cases OF its cures every
section Of the country abounds in publicly KNOWN
have restored from alarming and even desperate
of the lungs When once tried Its supe
rorty every other medicine OF It's Kind too
escape observation and where us virtues are Known me
distressing affections Of the pulmonary
eans which incident climate By its timely
many almost all attacks of disease upon the Lungs
arrested and thus saved many thousands
sry year premature grave No family should be with
and those who do neglect to provide themselves with
remedy which wards of this dangerous class of diseases
to depore it when 1t is too late Proofs of
surprising efficacy Of the Cherry Pectora need be
given the American people-hey have living proofs in
neghborhood But those who wish to read the
of those whose whole health has been restored and
whose lives have been saved by its will lind them
American Almanac which the agents below named has
furnish gratis for every one,
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER, Lowell Mass And sold
by
z. D. GILMAN, Washington.
G. M. LINTHICUM, Georgetown.
JAS. COOK co. Fredericksburg, and by all Druggists
everywhere. dec I.-eo2m
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GEORGETOWN coRREsroNDEHcI.
GEORGETOWN, Dee. 26,

GEORGETOWN, Dee. 70, 1904.
Our city, this morning, is as quiet as mouse.
trap. Yesterday and Sunday night, notwith-
standing the proclamation Of tho Mayor for
bidding the vending or use of fire crackers or
pistols in the streets, there was one continued
bang, bang going on in every direction, so
much SO that Georgetown might have justly
been styled Sebastopol, jr. Among all the
sports, however, We have heard of but very lit
tie disorder Of an offensive character. EARLY
in the morning, party of black fellows an.
noyed the citizens of the east end of the city
for an hour or so, by indulging in the peculiar
Injuries of a general fight, accompanied by all
the usual Notwithstanding, dirty vulgar
ity, &c. If the officers desire their names,
they can obtain them by calling on MI. c. w.
Dean or Mr.. Poor.
In the afternoon, party of inhuman CT ca
lures, under the influence of intoxicating
liquor, committed an act of vandalism which,
for brutality, almost caps the climax. It ap-
pears that gentleman who resides in Balti-
more had come on with his wife, on a visit to
her parents, who reside in our city. One of
the brutes, seeing the lady at the door, fred q
pack of crackers, and threw them into her
face The lady's condition being of a delicate
char acter, she was not only somewhat injured,
but was badly frightened. The husband and
father, in attempting to defend her, were very
severely beaten.
A post norton examination, conducted by
DR.. Joshua Richie, in the presence of Drs
Magruder and Lauk, was ad on Sunday morn.
ing upon the body of Mr.. DellzelI, noticed in
the Star of Saturday. The stomach, with it,
contents, were turned over to Professor Page
Of your city for aniIization. We learn that
every portion of the body examined presented
| a very natural and healthy appearance, excep!
small amount of inflammation about the in.
testines. The result of Prof. Pages investiga.
tons are lot expected to be known before
next Thursday.
The weather with us this morning is quite
dark and gloomy, rather unpropitieus for any
kind of business, provided any person was
disposed to 90 at it. AS yet however, we
have seen but few persons who seemed dis.
posed to engage to any extent in it so soon
after Christmas
Our river and harbor is again clear of ice,
and navigation FREQ; as yet, however, we have
had no arrivals.
No change in the markets sir . our report
of Saturday. Flour and grain both remain
firm at our quotations Of that day.
SPECTATOR.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening Star
Arrsst CT a Supposed Nail Robber

BALTIMORE, Dec. 26.-Ssmusl Wilkinson, a
contractor for carrying the mail between Nil.
ford, Delaware, and Cambridge, Maryland,
has been arrested IS an accomplics In series
of mail robberies in connection with VIM.
Williams, a clerk in the Postof6ce at Milford,
who had been heretofore arrested. Both are
now in Jail at Dover, Del, awaiting Q trial.
The arrest of Wilkinson was effected by Ar
thur Hughes, a special sgentof the Postofhce
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-26

TRAVELLING ARTIsrs.-Th Winchester, Viz
ginia, Republican states that there is trav.
cling barber on visit to that place with his
"fxins,' drawn in little cart by dog. HI
goes from house to house and performs his
shaving operations. A man, he thinks, can
not be too 6are-faced these times.
There is also in Winchester travelling da.
guerreotypist, Gin pursuit of art under diff
cuities," He cooks, eats, sleeps, and takes
pictures IN his house on wheels, which, with a
due regard for geographical position, has been
located near the market house. His card
outside, promises portraits, caught by sky
light and true to the originals, for fifty cents,
whilst inside the sum varies to as much more
as he can get.
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e The Albany Journal of Thursday saws
that the railroad companies have constructed
two bridges from the pier on to the ice, by
which vehicles of every description are enabled
to 60 from that city and reach tho eastern
shore with perfect safety. The ice in the river
has become so thick and strong as to enable
vehicles laden with two tons of freight to cross
over it with apparent safety. The bridge to
the Hudson river railroad is constructed at the
foot OF the State street bridge, and that to the
Boston depot at the foot Of the Columbia street
bridge. Besides these, there are bridges lead
ing on to the ice constructed for foot passengers
only. The Hudson River Railroad is receiving
an immense amount of freight, and is thus tax
ed to it's utmost ability.
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REDUCING STOCK.

I N order t. reduce our large and we'll assorted
Il stock OF Fancy Dress Goods, We shall commence
t. day selling OF streatly reduced pricas for cash.
or to our most prompt customers.
In our assortment will bs found large LOT Of
Fancy Brocade, Plaid aud Stripe Silks, aud WOO,
French printed Mousselines, which will be sold at
prime cost, as We have concluded not to keep anv
more in olr stock.
JUST OPENED.
beautiful assortment OF French Emtroliared
Pocket Hsrdkerchisfs, Collars, Sleeves
10 setts hue Sleeves and Collars to match
With many other new and desirable Goods for the
present season, and 1t fair low prices.
ES- All articles sold at our establishment ara
warranted TO prove as represented.
C0Il.kY & SCARF
No. 533 Seventh st, : doors above Avenue
dec 22-eo2w Houee
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dec Q-2aw:


By j. q MCGUIRE. Autfoneey.
INTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS AND STATION
~ ery.-On THIS evening, at o'clcck. shall
sell, ut store No. 80, On Pennsyvanis avenue, ts
TWEEN Ninth 81 Tenth streets, an extensive assert
nent Of Books, Stationery. Encyc.opeliss Animals,
and valuable standard works
Also, Books elegantly illustrated and illuminated
pictorial, embellilh and beautifully bound.
Letter and Cap Paper, Portfolios, Gold pers, &c.
The sale will be positive and without reserve, to
the highest bidder and will be continued every
ming until all are cold.
N. B.-Books FOR examination and at pr4yate sale
during the day. Terms cash.
J. C. MCGUIRE,
Gee lS-0-I Auctioneer.
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ACADEMY

OF MODERN LANGUAGES 4 PENMANsH1P,
At 244 Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th sis
ENRENCH, SPANISH, and ITALIAN taught BY
IL Prof. d. d. Plane by a new system, the only
natural and successful mode that oomm&u ds the at
tention Of all those who have failed or found the
above Languages too difficult or too tedious with
other teachers.
PENMANsHIP taught by Q simple and easy hoe
thod, by which the haest hand writing may be at
tanned in fifteen Lessons
Parents Wishing their children instructed In these
branches requested to call and convince them
selves Of the fnfaibe and best means OF tesching.
80 For terms, see the teacher. Call from L to
oclcck.
The highest reference given. des 1e-2vs
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q Nicholas, it seems, in spite of the anx-
Lefty incident to his present positions, main
tains his old habit of walking the streets of
st: Petersburg unattended He was lately
informed that tradesmsn in a large way Of
business had insulted Freedman without
prevocation, and he Immediately sent for him.
When asked why he had insulted the man be
your only motive?" eyes, SIRE" "Then yeu
shall have an opportunity to crafty your
hatred. l shall send you to join my army in
the Crimea"
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NJ READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
Youths manufactured with taste and elegance
NOAH WALKER CO.. under Browns Hotel. Their stock
embrace the Paot Suront Overcoa Oversacks shaped
and neglagee Talmas black and blue Coats
Frock Goats of all fashionable coors Cassmer
Suites rich Velvet Vests Silks &C. Cassmer
figured Cassmer and plain Csssimer Pantaoons For the
youh-Jackets Pants, Vests Overcoats &c they are
their manufacturers they enabled and will sell at
the lowest prices Shirts Collars Gloves
Ties, &c, of late styles always hand. dec 20
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ASTROLOGY DEMONSTRATED.

DEOFESSOR LEO SOUND continues to ioretel
l. all particular events incident to human life
such as advice given for the successful accomplish
ment Of a wealthy marriage, changing Of bushes,
office, situation, friends, riches, property, sub
lent Or demanded, travelling, absent persons law
SUITS sickness DEATH and all concerns of life The
Professor also may be consulted on Tai mans ia
milar AstrolOgy.
Terms Gentlemen 81; ladies 80 cents; eolored
people 20 cents each.
the same place, VI stairs. White Peep so cent?;
colored people Is cents each. Apply at No. 5s3
(Asrology over the door) corner Of and Twelfth
street, On the island. dec lS-sw*
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COOP EEws.-The New York Sun says -
decline is about to take place in the price
Of coal. Large quantities have accumulated
on the hands of miners and in the markets,
besides many boat loads frozen up in the
canals. The stoppage of factories, and the
laying up Of steamboats,, and the withdrawal
OF several ocean steamships, have caused a
less demand, and necessitate a reduction of
the exhorbitant prices at which the article has
been held
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~ PALPITATION OF THE HEART, Nervous diseases
Liver Complaint Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Costiveness and
Piles all relieved and cured incredible short
OF time by Carters Spanish Mixture the great tonic and
purifier of the blood 1t contains particle of Mercury
Opium any noxious drug perfectly harmless and
susea more than hve hundred sases q disease;
which may found in another column and all Of which
ths detailed In full around the boe s the greatest all
Spring and Fall Medicines and Possesses influence
blood touly remarkable.
- adj ertis
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NJ GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.-The Editors of
" the Richmond Republican, of December 4th 1852 say
that Carriers Spanish Mixture is no Qusck medicine
They had man in their press room who was afflicted
with violent mercnral rheumatism, who continually
complaining of misery in his backs, limbs and joints his
eyes had everish and mattery neck swollen
SORE and all the symptoms of rheumatism, combined with
Scrofla Two bottles Carters Spanish Mixture
him, and in editorial notice above they bear estmo
its wonderful effects and their only
all suffering with disease Of the blood of the
existence Of such medicine They cheerfuy recommend
1t to the public
See their certificate, and notice In full around the bottle
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

ME shall bsve really for delivery on the 9th in
w slant, all accounts due and the l.te firm of
Maxwell, Sears L Collsy. All those that are not
called for will be rendered, and earnestly hope,
and most respectfully insist upon their being clessd
In full TO the LIST OF the new year ID is very i'm
portant ths. the business Of the Ate firm should be
settled as soon as possible.
COLLEY q SEARS,
No. 523 Seventh st., 2 doors above
dec 2l--6t Avenue House.
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4. 3. HALL, n. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

4 ATE Of Pnuaaelphia, Pa, graduate in Allopathy
L 4 and Houosop. thy, having had extensive ex-
periencs in the vsriocs departments OF the PROBES.
SION, Offers hisoer,ises 20 the ctsens of Washington
and vicinity.
0ioe Ne. 40 Thirteenth street between and
u streets. 0ifce hours until q. n from b q D.
M; and to Sp N.
References: Wn. A. 1.rdnsr, n. D., Dean Of the
Homeopathic College Pc. and the profession gen.
et.ill~. ..p aA-2r
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Il S e M K E N ,

Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th strests.
" MENr OF
-BEST SILVER. PLATXD WARE
Complete Coffee AID Tea Sets on white metal ON.
tirely new styles, q variety If richly chased 2sts
and Bread Baskets, Castors Walters, Butter Dishss
ETC., etc ~A'' Ne''ie''
Double and thripple plated table, dessert, and tee
spoons ana FORKS In silver Patterns. All the good,
warranted as represented and sold low.