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By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctions.rs.

TWO TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSES 4 LOTS
L fronting on Nor K, nesr Seventh st. west at
Auction.-On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant, We
shall SELL in front Of the premises, at ii o'clock a.
M, two good two story frame House, fronting on
North X, between Sixth ami Seventh streets west,
next 10 the tin es Adjustment ar the lots on which
they stand being lot No. 10 and pat Of H. In sub.
divi ion of sQoars No. 45l.
The above described property is handsomely To-
Gated near the Nor hern Liberties Market il being
the property belonging to the estate OF Henry Hoff.
man deceased, and sold by order of the executor.
Terms One half cssh; balance in three and six
months for Eotes bearing interest from the day of
the sale.
A deed given sni deed Of trust taken.
All convsysnces at expense of purchaser.
GREEN SCOTT,
Gee I'd Auctionssrs.
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~ ANOTHER Pc UM.-Mr. WHITEHURST has been
awarded another premium for his superior Dsguerreoyps
exhibited at the Worlds Fair, New York It will be
bered that ME- W. received from the Worlds Fair London
two medals for his unrvaed daguerreoypes President
Fillmore and Cabinet and Panscopes of Niagara
sides all the fairs at which he has exhibited
many years past This speaks volumes in favor of his gale
Gall and have your Licensees taken Whshursts Gale
~, Four and q half street. Pennsylvania avenue.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTiHoRK, Dec. 25.-Thcre has been no
sales Of dour to-day. Howard street is held at
$S.S7ts$9; City Mills, 1915. Wheat is firm
at Saturdays rates. Corn-sales of white and
yellow at 80 cents. Nothing doing in rye.
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NOTICE.

lime is NONEY.-I have just received q great
L ssortnient Of Clocks, Watches, and =
JewelIy. Clocks from 81 50 to SIS; Gold ~
Watches from $26 to Sis; Silver Watches N2
from S. 70 $40; all Of which will be warrant. -
% 70 give sssisfsction Having an experienced
hand to put all our clocks in order before selling
them, those in want Of a good Clock will find &c TO
their advantage to buy from US.
Also, on hand Clock Trimmings OF every descrip.
ton, such as Balls, Keys, Cords, Hands, Weights,
&c &c.
Our assortment Of Gold Jeselry Is large, and will
be sold on better terms than similar goods can be
bought in Washington
Also, Silver Butter AMI Fruit Knives Cake Bias
k.ts Albata Ware and mauy other ooois for Chrsst.
mas presents.
At the Clock, Wstsh and Jewelry Store of
j. ROBINSON,
dec lin 34o opposite Browne Hotel.
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Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is "A train Of cars on
the York and Cumberland road fell through q
bridge near Portland yesterday.
The train was full one, but only two per-
sons were injured--the engineer and fireman.
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nGAWiNG BOOKS, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
- Albums, French Portfolio5. English Bibles,
Prayer Pooas. Pencil Cases, Gold Pens, Rodgers
P-nknives, bought Personally from the manufac.
turvr; fine editions Of the hest American, Engish.
and French authors in Pc. try and Frcse, many OF
them finely illustrated others in Rich London and
Paris bindings, mostly imported direct from Lon.
don and Paris by the undersigped many of them
just opened FRANCK TAYLOR
dec 81
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CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

TNHE subscriber has . large and varied assert.
i msnt of Cakes and Pastry for the Chistmas Hol-
idays. Especial attention is called to the quality
well as to the variety Of the supply.
Plumb, Pound, Jelly, Sponge and Tea Cake
stantly on hand.
Fresh Bread, Biscuit, Bunns, and Rusk every even.
ing In time for tea.
The public are invited to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
CHAS. W. HAVENNER,
Ostrsst, between ~ and Sixth streets.
dec 20-H
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Death Of q Missionary.

BosroN, Dec. 26.-Lsttsrs by the America
have been received here which announce the
death of the Rev. Josiah Goddard, an emf
nent American Baptist missionary, at Ming
Pc, China.
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- An Irish woman in Boston, who has re-.
ceived medicine gratis from benevolent drug.
gist during the past two winters, on her repre-
sentation of her utter restitution, has called
upon her bsnefactor to know whether the 1920
she has in the savings bank is secure there
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

I'VE undersigned viii have all o. bis accounts
L mads out by the 23d ms ant, ard he would
most earnestly request his customers to call ard
settle the same promptly either by cash or with
mites at short date as t is matter Of great import
snce 10 Tim to nave bis books closed up
WILLIAM z. kILEY,
Corner Eighth street, opposite Centre Market.
dec 22-lw
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TNOLIAN PIANOS.-The increased de.
~ mand at the North for Hallet Davis beau
tifnl EOLIAN PIANOS has induced US to introduce
these unique instruments In this city. A very su
perior one of which can now be seen ut our Music
Depot. HILBUS HITZ
dec Is
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EISH-FISH-
II The undersigned has on hand, sud is daily re-
ceivDg from the North aud East Nos. i, =, s; and
Mackere.
Also, Bay of Fundy and Bank Goldfish
Wkich viii be sold as lew as can be ordered from
the North, fy NJ. ELDRIDGE,
deo 2i-t Union Wharf, Alexandria Va.
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WANTS observation-disclosures srs
w all tinss in the market buying SLAVES, pay
lag the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
tinors Md, Skaters old stsnd) Slaves taken on
board at rs cents per day.
feb 2-1y B.M.& W. L. CAMPBELL,
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CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
CALI. MI & z Il


4. GRIFFIN SON having made arrange
i ments with some CT the principal dealers In
Boots snd Shoes IN the Northern and Eastern cities
are constantly securing additions to their .bn
fas hionable stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, ~ III
which they ere determined to ssll On termsy
that cannot fail 10 PLEASE. ~
Citizens and also strangers visiting the city are
requested to give us call before purchasing else
whore We satisfied We have good an assert.
ment OF Boots and Shoes were ever offered In this
market.
We enumerate 10 part az follows:
Gents Patent Leather and Calf Dress Boots, sups-
perlOr articls
Do do do Congress Boots
Do do do Button Caters
Do 60 do Kossuth sho's
Do Calf sole water proof Boo's
Do DO do broad strap Shoes, new style
Do 90 do Kossuth and Oxford Ties
De Black Cloth Cater Boots
Do Drab do do
Do Detached Caters different co!ors
With all other binds Of mems work usually kept
in we'll regulated Boot and Shoe Store.
FOR LADIES.
Cater Bo.s with aud without heels different eolers
French Worked Slippers, a beautiful article
Do Slippers. lid and morocco, black bronze
Do Morocco Walking Shoes
Do do Lace Boots
Daily expected, an assortment Of Ladies' Shanghai
Boots, fer Winter wear
Misses and Chidren's Shanghai Boots now In store
Do do Lace and Cater Boots
Buskins and Slippers of every description
Boys and Youths Patent Leather Cater Boots
Do do Bregans, Boots, &c.
Servants Boots and Shoes Of every description, very
cheap.
Also, . osmplet' assortment Of Gum Shoes OF all
sizes and style.
All kinds Of work manufactured to order by expe
| riencsd worknen, and at the shortest notice.
T. B. GRIFFIN & sON,
No. 314 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sts
| dec 21-ec3.
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7 OOK OUT FOR THE CARS WHEN THE BELL
IL k1NGS.-Just rec'ived at the new Union Book
street.-the Autobiography of the Incompatible Bar
mum; Life Of the interchangeable Greeley; Ruth Hall.
continuous story by Fanny Fern, the woman writer
of the 10th century, and Fern Series complete with
"Litte Ferns" and host of Books for the holidays
just opening at the new Union Bookstore, 474 Pena
sylvanis avenue. dec l9-tf
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FRENCH MILLINERY g. FANCY eoon

EHENCd MILLINERY q FANCY GUUUS.
M RS. C. BEHREND5 of Baltimore, would ka-
WI most respectfully inform her friends N
and the ladies of Washington in general, JS
NETS for the Winter, and at the most reasonable
prcee, on Friday December 22d. at her store Penn
sylvaaia avenue, between ~ and 9th streets, south
side.
Also, large assortment Of Embroideries aad Lace
Goods always on hand, such as Collars, Under
sleeves, Chemisetts, Ribbons, Flowers, &c.
n. B.-FutiDg dooe ct the shortest notice, and
also futed Collars, &c, for fale. dec 22-3ts
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JOE 6alLLINaToN receives all the Books
papers ss published He is agent for Harpers and all
the other Magazines, and readers will always find
large aud good Books Stationery
bis Bookstore, Odeon Building, Pa AZ st.
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DIED ID.

On the oath instant, LIZZIE LIVINGSTON,
daughter of DR.. William Gunton, and wife of Rev
William Ives Burlington, recently of Charlestown,
Mass, but now of Philadelphia.
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Fire in Portland .

BosToy, Dec. ga FIRE occurred last nigh
in Portland, which destroyed Robinson Is SEED
store and Gilson's apotheosry store. Loss moi
stafad
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EVERYBODY LOOK HERE.

UsT re,sived by Adams Express, q supply Of
- stuartscelebrsted STEAM CANDIES, name
in part: Cream Vanilla, mixed kinds In pound and
half pound papers, Plumbs, Burnt and Sugar AL.
monds, 90, and hourly expected . full supply of
Maillards delicious preparation Of Chocolates, such
Drops, SO suitable fo- public speakers and others,
These ara known as the Ne Plus Ultra Of all Can.
dies and Chocolates. For sale at
KINGS
Tea, Grocery, Fruit. and Variety Store, few steps
northeast of jackson Statue dac o.
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Boarding.

DOOMS AND BOARD.-SEV ERAL LARGE AND
~ pleasant unfurnishei rooms for families or
single gentlemen, with board, will be let at MRS
HALLS. No. 452 Thirteenth street.
nov 29-1mt
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NEW HATS AND FIJRS.

John T. EVANS, j., has received a supply Of
u the finest and cheapest HATS, and such a I-a
splendid stock Of FURS as was never before I
opened in Washington.
His establishment is already known not only as
the most fashionable, but as decidedly the cheapest
In the country. All who like to inspect exquisite
goods are invi ed to view his stock before making
their Christmas purchase
He has newly-invented machine for measuring
the size and taking the form Of heads which is the
greatest curiosity Of the day. In its wsy as also just
the thing for which it il intended.
Be sure to call to see JOHN I, EVANSS new
stock dee l0-1v
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FINE WATCHES.

FINE MATCHES.
WISH 10 reduce my extensive stock of FINE
l. WATCHES, and Offer Inducements to e
purchasers ~
II You wish good, warranted Timekeep G2
or at a low price, call On
III. SEMKsN, Jswslsr,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and leth sts.
dec 8-dtJanl
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vTTAR IN THA EAST
w eeor's great work on Russia
Life Of the Duke OF Wellington
Oampaigns Of Napoleon, &c. 10.
Just received and furnished to agents on liberal
terms, at the Union Bookstore, 454 Pa. avenue.
dec 1a-tf
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MyANTED-A WHITE MAN SERVANT, TO
w attend upon an invalid gentleman. Enquire
st Room No. 69 United States Hotel.
dec 2e-it*
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Wants.

VETANTED INMEDIATELY-AT THE MAN
w sion House, in Alexandria Head Waiter, 8
Runners, and good bread aud vegetable Cook.
dec 96-4ts A. O. NEWTJN
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SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES, IN Gold, Sill.
- yer, Steel, and shell f ames, with
convex, concave, Perisce pic, and Para. ssIIy1Is>
bola Glasses, Of best olte. Also, Goggles s4R
and Eye Protectors, ETC., snd new GI as
ses put in to order. Persons in want of Glasses
may be sure to get those that benefit The eve, at
Il. sEMKEN, Jeweler,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th sta.
dec S-dtJanl
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MONTHLY MAGAZINES for January
Nl l666-Au the Monthly Magazines r.ceI..i

M ONTHLH MAGAZIME q for Jsnusry
MI ls66-All the Monthly Magazines received,
except Harper's, and for sale at
sHILLINGTON'e Bookstore
Any one wishing to present a lady friend with an
Godey's Lsdy's Book, Graham's Magasins, Ladies'
da.ette OF Fashion, or Harper's Msguxine. Sub
seriptions recsived at publishers prices, and de-
livered In anv part Of the city, sent by mail to
any part Of the country
A large and magnificent assortment Of Animals,
Gift Books Juvenile and Toy Books; also the great
Christmas Brother Jonathan, full Of the most in
teresting pictures.
Almanacs Of every description, Wholesale or n.
tail
Gold Pens, splendid assortment
And everything in the stationery line at
JOE SHILLINGTON,
dec % Corner Pa avenue and AZ street.
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VIM. HAUNSCHILD,
PAPER HANGER UPHOLSTERER.
4 MEXICAN and French Paper Hangings and
n Uphelster Goods, Pennsylvanis avenue, betw.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington,
D G.
VIM. Haunschild begs leave to inform his friends
und the public that he has hand large stock OF
French Gilt and American Transparents.
Also, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses
which he will dispose Of at the lowest prices.
oct l0-3m
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LIVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD -TXE
IL Union Land Association have cow Autographed
plats Of Uniontown, situated the Eastern branch
OF ths Potomac river, directly opposite the Navy
Yard and invits the public to exsmine the same at
their Office.
Eligible Building Lois, On graded 90 feet wide
streets, fronting feet and running back 1s0 feet
are new offered at the very low price of SIS, paya
BILE in easy installInents of So month, until the
whole is paid, when deed In fee simple will be ex-
ecuted to each lot holder; deduction of 10 per
cent. will be allowed to persons paying cash.
The location is of acknowledged health fulness
and beauty, with an abundant supply of excellent
water. Persons DESTROYS of procuring a house and
lot upon very favorable conditions of payment
should make immediate application, as similar op-
portusity will never again be presented.
N. B-A large quantity of chestnut post and oak
wood for sale cheap. JOHN FOX, Secretary,
Office, Seventh st, above Odd Fellows Hall.
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10 BEAUTIFUL WORK BOXES
i - l6 rosewood and PAPER pache Desks
10 superb Pianos
"A Tilton's Guitars
2 f1de Papier mache Side Tables
~ dozen asserted Vioins
In addition to Card Cases, Porte Monnsies
Chil5ren's Toys, Beautiful Vases, and host Of
Fancy Goods, all suitable for Presents
JNO. r. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between Oh and 10th sts, No. BOG.
dee 20--tf
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PURE SILVERWARE.

PURE SILVERWARE.
HAVs just opened magnificent assortment of
i STERLING s1LVERWARE, embracing Com
plete Coffee and Tea Sets Pitchers Goblcts, Cups,
spoons, Forks, DC.
Also, q lot of Fancy siverwars, new styles, such
as cake, fish end butter Knives; Oyster and Soup
Ladlee; sugar and Cream Spoons; Sugar longs Salt
Stands; Napkin Rings, DC.
My silver is Misunderstanding and Coin
II. SEMKEN,
Jeweller, Pa. ave-, betw. 9th and 10th SITS.
dee S-dfIap1
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.

UST rec9ived one Of Nsill Dnrop Co.'S FIRST pre-.
u MUM Pianos, . splendid instrument In tone
and beauty OF workmanship. Call and Examine ,r
yourselves. NELL, Durop Cos Pianos received the
fret premium at the lStsexhibiton OF the Maryland
Institute over all competitors.
dec IL HILBUs HITZ, Agents.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS

CoLLEoroR's OFFICE, December S, 1854.
NOTICE Ii Hereby GIVEN that the list OF
~ delinquent property is in use OF preparation
and will b. completed and published on or about
the Isl January, 1855. All persons interested are
earnestly requested to come forward and (by pay.
ing) relieve the undersigned from the unpleasant
du OF enforcing the collection, and tn mselves
from the onerous additional expenfe attending an
advertisement r. j. ROCHE, Collector.
dec g. dtlst.Jen
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Christmas Presents tor Children and Misses.
FURS !-FURS!
SEYMOUR, In Georgetown, has this day completed
~ the most beautiful and varied assortment of
FURS for misses and children ever offered In the
District, Containing sets Of
Minerva Cuffs to match
Variegated Squirrel, new article
Do Jennett
And many other kinds. Prices reduced low.
w. r. SEYMCUA,
dec ~ ST. No. 132 Bridge street.
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yINRANS-ALLRGHANY BANK AND SELDEN
i Withers Co.'s Notes purchased at the highest
rates.
Uncprrent Money, Land Warrants, and Virginia
Scrip bought and sold.
Drafts all the principal cities fold to suit pur.
chasers.
Persons o. a distance sendicg me TransAlleghany
notes or Land Warrants, may rely upon receiving
the best rates, ami remittsnces made by draft on
any city in the Union.
HAMILTON g. FAINT, Banker,
dec 9-3m No 432 Penna avenue.
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kfEAALE POETS OF AMERICA, BY THOMAS
IL Buchanan Reed
Femsle Prose Writers of America, by John S. Hart
L. l.. d.
Goodrichs Gems of British Poetry
keats's Poetical Works
kirke Whites Poetical Works and remains
Moores Irish Melodies
The PARALLELS Unfolded, by Rev. VIM. Bacon Stevens
DID,.
Cabinet Annual for 1856
Jerusalem and its Sacred Localities, by W. B. C.
Odenheimer, 4. NJ.
Leaflets Of Memory for 1856
The Snow Flake 1855; Friendships Offering 1855
Affections Gift 1855; Gem Annual 1856
The above are fine editions handsomely bound
and beautifully illustrated.
dec 10 FRANOK TAYLOR
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EfOR RENT-Posssssicn given iInmedately-tIle
4 late Office OF the Evening Star on st., wi hin
fty yards Of it's junction with Twelfth street and
Pa avenue. Ths building ia Of two stories The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms, and the upper being large single room. 1t
Will afford two convenient small shops fronting On
street, with ample working room in the reur Al.
30 convenient painters or carpenters OF other
mechanics work shop above. Apply at Star ohice.
GTORAGE.-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods,
~ Groceries, &c, to be stored, will find ample &C.
commodations in the large, airy, fagstone. paved,
and dry Easements under the Star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star Office.
oct 25-tf
A VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LEr-THE
n store on the east side Of Eleventh street. one
door north Of Pennsylvania avenue, lately occu.
pied by Mr.. Dyer as an auction and commission
store, is for rent low to good tenant Also, the
House above the store. Apply to
g. A. RANDALL,
nov lift Corner Twelfth and d streets.
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- and valuable Books nightly taken f:om the new
Book Auction Stors 474 Pennsylvania avenue.
dec 19-tf FITZGERALD'3 Stora
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DOOMS AND BOARD.-SEVERAL PLEASANT
IL Rooms with board, and neatly furnished
parIor and bed room may be had at $40 L street,
near Eighth. nov 29-1m*
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A NNUALS, HOLIDAY PHESENTs, &c.
n Ch!ldren's Books in great abundance
Abbaits Rolio and Lucy Books, SC.
Cheap for cash at the New Bookstore,
dec s2-tf 474 Pa. avenue.
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DOR II I'm TT Usk SALE.-THE MODERN
Il Fourstory Brick House ON Thirteenth St eet
near L, east side. The house is in good repair dry
cellars, and to good te lant the rent will be low
Possession given on the LIST November Apply to
oct 30-tf JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auc'r
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HOLIDAY PRESE NTS in great abund
IL ance and cheap. at the New Bookstore, 474
"a avenue. dec left
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NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS.

NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS,
NM lTa pleasure We inform our friends that We
w have just returned from the North with an
immense assortment Of new and beautiful GOODS
suitable for presents, such as Work Boxes. Desks.
Pspier Hsche and inlsid Goods, Card Cases, Ports
Monnaies, Cissr Gases and Brands. fine China Vases
mantel ornaments, bronze and parad maj biz g ures
Baskets. Childrens' Toys, Brushes, Combs, psrfu.
merry, Music, Musical Ipstruu ents, Piano Stools and
Covers, hre Ensrgsvins, and a hos. of Fancy Goods
TOO numerous for an advertisement, ali of which we
will take pleasure IN exhibiting and promise to sell
at low rates. JNO T. Hills
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts.
dec 4-tf
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LfOR SALE OR EEAT-ThE LEASE. GOOD
Il will and Fixtures of store suits bic for any
kind Of business For particulars enqnire Mt No.
3 81 street, near Tenth st. eet west.
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l0FFION ROOMS FOR RENT.-sOUTH SIDE OF
~ street, threadocrs from 18th. Ths rooms
are large and very pleasant; and are admirably
suited, by location, to the purpose named. Apply
| at the door A. HYDE
dec 22-3t
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Fcr Sale and Rent.

| ENOR KENT-A- HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS
L with board. Inquire at MRS. SMITHS, 233
/ street. de. 14-2aU2vN
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ADVICE TO Observation-Disclosures list. When
You shave man don't put your finger in his
mouth. We saw barber the other day take
a customer by the lip, as cordwainer would
handle shoe tap. 1t is awful to think Of
I'd. Before dressing mans hair observe how
he has been in the habit Of adjusting it. - If
it was ''parted on both sides, and frizzled, ;"
depend upon it he won't thank you for doing
it up in "soap-locks," and 'wisa versa If
he wants his hair 'got up in new style he
will tell you so. Lastly, when you would
remove your clippings from q gentleman
whiskers, use your brush, and don't blow on
him-if you do he'll probably ''blow on you
and "sarys you right"
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CAPT. REESE GIN TREAr.-Last eyenin
Captain Reese, of the Highlanders, invite
his company and friepGs to partake of a SUI
per which he had provided for Thorn. 1t wa
quite merry meeting among them, and th
national brass band was there to assist i
making it 30.