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ASTROLOGY DEMONSrRATFD

tDEOEEsSnR LEO SOUND continues 10 -r,-ts,
l. ell particular events incident to humsn l;sa
such as sdVce given for tn suoce.sful ac,or,rIi
ment Of wea thy MARI age. charming OF hus,n a
om:e, or stua loo, ci iends, riches, property, sub
sui g, sickn'sa, dsath an cor earns OF life III
fr9iess; also may he con ult-d On Tai M ms "a
miiar !stIolcgy.
Trrms: Gentlemen 81. isaies 60 cents: eolore,
people % cant3 esch.
Madam Rcssi,lia nsy be consulted ny tn csr,s a
the same place, n. stairs. White pop e 50 cents
colof.d people % cents each Apply st No IS;
tAssrciosy over the d-or) corocr Of c and w. lci
street, Or the STAND Dec IsE"ws
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NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS

M TIA pleasure We inform our friends that Wa
w have JUS, retura,d from tte North with an
immense assortment Of new and beautiful GOODS,
suitable foc Yresents, such as work Boxes Desk,
pnp:er SGohe and inlsd Goods, Card Cases Porte
honnaies, Cssr Cases and Stands fine China Vases.
mantel olna sn's bronze an parisi mar bic figures
Baskets Chill Iefs' Ffys. Brushes, Combs, Perfu.
C"vers, fine Ensrsav;ns, and host of Fancy foods
too numerous for an advertiJ NETT, ali OF when we
vii. take pie sure IL exhibiting. ard promise to sell
at low rates. JNO r ETIJs
Pc. avenue, betseen 9th and l0!h ste.
dec a--tf w.
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PURE SILVERWARE.


7 HAVE Just crened magnificent assortment q,
i sTERLING sILVERWARE. embracing: c, "a
piese Coffee esd Tea sets, fit:hers, Gooets, Gu pg
Also, lot OF Fancy slvarTars, new stylta. such
as IKE, fish and bu.tes Kniyrs: Ovstsr sad Sen,
Laaief; sugar and Cream SEoors; Sugar Tongs; sait
Stands; Napkin Rugs, &c.
My silver is warraatei-Ster.;ug and Coin.
II. SEEKEN,
Jeweller, Pa. are betw. 9th and 10th sis
dec S-dtJan1
GAYARRE'S HISTORY UE LoUISIs ANA, French
" Dominant u, z vols
GayaFre-s History Of Louisiara Spanish Domino
ton, vol
Parish Pencii1 g. hy Kirwsn, Iyol
Dicken,' Household Werts, Dec. rumber
B-uno by abbot tale fog the youpS
R'msndch Francai des Etots Unis, pour lata
Jefersnn's Complete Works IN 8 vols
The Positive Philosophy of August Co-z.e "a Eny.
hsh, l vel. FHANCK TAYInH
dec Is
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS

~.
GUPERI0R GOLD WATCHES, FINE JEWEI.
y RT, SILVER AND PLA. ~,sA-
TEOWARe, &c -SAM'G LEW AHSS
Is respectfully calls attention &HEsSffSHGA
to his excellent and weil select 0.sGESfS
ed as;or 5meut of goods, compris ny
Superior Gold Watches in hunting ard other ca sas
from the most celebrated manufacturers
told Fesf, guard aud f1b Chains Of beautiful pa t.
t6rhs
h4th aud b'au ifu az ticle of Jewsly, consisting of
Breast sins Ear and Finger Rings, Br.ceitts.
H., OF various patterns and designs, in full
sets and by the single piece
Fine Silver Spoons. Forks, iades. Blu ;e- Kn,ves
NapkiD kiags, DC.
Together with large and exc llent as soi tment OF
Goods Ia his ins all CT "hich he is prepared 10 sal!
on pleasing terms.
Pa. avenus, bet. 18th and 18th streets
ID BEAUTIFUL WORK BOXES
q 10 rosewood and papi.r nache Desks
l0 supe rianOs
"a Tlton's Guitars
file Papier macbe Size Tables
u dozen asserted Vioiins
10 ad 'itija to Card Cases, Porte Monnaies
Children's Toys, Beautiful Vase, ard a host OF
Fancy dcots, Gil suitable for Presents
JNO. F. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, betwe,n 9 h and 10Th SITS, No. BOG.
de- 20-tf
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VETERAN TUNER.

HE undersigned infoi ms the musical pub,, +, al
i he Is row prepared to tune pisnofortes, D. esns
ana :eiodeons With dispatch, Ferty years exp, n.
eIe IN ne cuInss1 sffo. ds him quaiif, cations hr
aosu atsDes which fsw can alta havin, - f.r
given eitIe satisfaction to sll corr ct m Sci am,
the exclusive tuner of Piaaos at the Prs. dsnt,s
Mansion at the time of adiron
n, W els ,s't ct HlLBUS HtIT Music Dep {, or
MI Wu. Zintz nger's Music Store, will m, 4 Win
prompt attent n; but T. f at other setabI hm NIT
90 nos T. ach him eSd ssil into the haros OF minor
tspsrs, JACOB HILsEs.
IL st., between l7th and 18th nth eide.
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ACADEMY

OF MODERN LANGUAGES PENMANsHIp,
At %44 Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th 6
EfRENCH, SPANISH, and ITALIAN taught b,
II Prof u. PANE by new 81 stem, the ouly
natural and successful mode that commands the at
teh.ion OF al those who have failed or found the
above, Lang yes too difficult or too fedions v,,I
o. her t-acs er4 w. Se""' VI"
PENhANsHiP taught By a simple and easy mo
thod, b which the faest hand writing NAV is a,
tsiped in fifteen lessons ~ ~
Parents wishing their children ;ustru.tad q, -.
branches are requested to Call and O uyjuee tban
seivs OF the infilible end best OF te ,ebing
So Fer terms, zee lie teacher. Gail from 70 r.
ocicek i'ni Is W
the highest i. !encs gwen de.1o-a.s
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NEWS! NEWS !-NO 347 Penn avenue
~ Call ard see the largest and best assortment of
Pound and Fruit Cake ever manufl ctured By any
one establishment In t1is city. $500 worth Of
Pound and Fruit Cakes on Inhibition and SALE with
large stock of Confectionery Bon Bops, and small
Notions and also upwards Of 50 varietiss of Small
Cakes Pies and Puddings Apple, Cranberry,
Mince and Cream Pies; Lemon, Almond, and Cocoa
nut Puddings
haster myself 81 ccessful in obtsiring fine store
In good situation and with every facility 10 man
ufacture ell and every hinq in my line, to the en-.
tire satisfaction OF thes who may favor ne with
tneir Pstronage by petsonai attention will be CIV
en- to the furnishing of Balls. PARTIES Weddings &c.
Dinner Parties iui nished in the best STYLE on mod
crate terms.
Having been se'e:te5, from among a large mum.
Ger OF competitors, TO furnish with Confectionery,
&C, the Mechanics Institute Fair, to be held Ia
FEBRUARY next, m fI-a6s and the public gene, al
VIII IN re ind as wsl at my store the best the
couatry can produce, and on the most moderate
teIms. Please call early and lesve your ordere.
Ice Creams and Jellss always on hand and fresh
G. WEAVER,
dec lS-dtJanl
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NOTICE,

IUsT received frC N tn. hands Of the Publisher. a
- work or infinite value and importance to every
wor6ingman IA this District and the surIoupdIpe
country.
The undsrigR sd we been appointed sole agents
!or the n he st: let aud the ststes Of Mary.
land and Virginia and prepared 10 dit pl 80
OF copies, wholesale CT retail, at exceedingly low
prices.
For further Information call on
ELvANS THOMPSON
Hardware ID al rs,
10. 326 Pa. ave let 9th and lesi, cts
dec est Iutel&Oyrsnl
CUpyRIOR 70 rTI.rD LIQUORS fOR MEDICI-
- NAL PURPOSES.
Choice Cognsc 2faEdy
Port, Sherry. ard Madeira Wines
Families recomms njed BY tier PLY 5tc'aus ths
hss o. any OF the above liquors foT iiriraf pGr-
poses, will bear iii mind that the sat I fiber has
them coa, eutiy OF hand, " the pur-st and besl
quality. R3b'T X. TWkEDY Grocer,
corn = Pa. and lSh -, E. eide,
he 2l-itJaGl
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N ARRIED.

on the 2sth instant, by the Rev. VIM. Hodges,
ROBERT V. HENRY to Miss MARGARET X.
SIANFIELD, all of Washington.
=, On the 18th instant, by the same, ENOCH M
MUfKiS. OF Charles county, Md, TO Miss SARAH
WILLIAMS, of this city.
On the 23d instant, by the Rev. F. Israel, VIM
HAWLEY 10 Miss ELIZABETH PARKIN. ali Of
this city.
On the 2Sth instant, by Rev. E. ii. Phelps, Mr.
ARMSTEAD T. MILLS, of Fairfax county, Va.
and Miss ELIZABETH E. GERMON, of Wash
ingtOn
90, On the 2sth ins:., by the Rev. Mr.. Hodges, JNO
w: LYNN, Esq, to Miss EMILY BELL both of
Prince George co., Md
At Georgetown, OIL the 2Ist instant, by the Rev
Mr. Sutherland, MORRIS ADJ ER to CATHARINE
daughter of the late Daniel Kurtz, of that place
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NEW YORK, Dee. 30.-Flour-Ths market
is firm with sales of assoc bbls. at previous
rates Southern is better, with sales of 1900
bbls. at 80 37i $9s7t. Wheat is arm and
upward, with no sales to note Corn-prices
are trife lower, with 5000 bushsl. in store
at ssc. Beef and pork are firm and tending
upwards Lard is unchanged. Whisky-ohio
is firm at 37tc.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
'lME Is MONEY! have just received q great
ssortaeps of Clocks. Wstchss, and q
Jeweliy. Clocks from 81 so to SIS; Gold ~
Watches from $25 to $l15; Silver Watches E1
from IS to $40; all of which will be warrant.
90 to giVe satisfaction. Having en- experienced
hand to rut all our clocks in order before selling
them, those in want OF u z cd Clock viii 6ad il to
their advantage to buy from us
Also, on hand Clock Trimmings Of every iescrip
ton, such as Balls, Keys, Cords, Hands, Neghts,
&c, &c.
Our assortment of Gold Jewelry is large. end will
be sold ON better terms than similar goods can be
bought in Washington
Also, Silver Butter and Fruit Knives, Cake Be-
ksts, Albata Ware and many other goods for Christ.
mas presents.
At the Clock. Watch and Jes elry Store of
J. ROBINSON.
dec I'm $40 opposite Browns Hotel.
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RAISING THEIR PRrCEs.-The Richmond
Post says: agents for the hiring out negIos
are putting the prices up for the ensuing year,
much to the discontinue of every one who
mas use TOR negro labor. Men who were hiring
last yeor tor $lOO, are hold this year at 1920
ana $iso; and negroes who brought only $75
ana Soo last year, are hold at 500 and 1920
In the hiring of females, the prices have not
jumped SO high and range at nearly the Same
figure as last year"
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This has been Mr. c.'s regular practice for
several years past. --..-.
The receipts and supply Of -four and wheat
both continues very light. The demand for
each is very active, at aslvanced prices Flour
$9a$9.25 as in quality. Sale yesterday of
about 1000 bushels wheat. white and red at
$2.02. No corn Offering Oats by cargo Ala
40 cents struck measure. SpRcrsrop
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Aessags Of the coveruor =, x;.,.r.,

Aessags Of the Governor Of Missouri
LOUIS, Dec. 2s.-The Governor, ma.
sage was sen: to the Legislature ye,,.n,.v, !,
s.a.es that the balance in the treasury Of IN A.
o'a'e' on the first Of October, was eass ooo
ne recommends its application 10 the pavm.n,
OF outstanding debts He also ,.comv.,a.
An extension of the. charter of the Banl Of
Missouri and that that corporation b allowed
70 increase its capital to $4,000, 900,
lie favors additional aid to the railroads =,
the State, and discountenances al sev rail.
road schemes until those now in progress ara
completed He recommends the enactment of
law imposing an additional school tax, in
stead Of appropriating portion of the surplus
funds OF she State Treasury He INDUCES in
the hope that tie great Pacific Railroad will
pass through the State, aud endorses in n,
meantime the great M all route as a. preseu,
established, and the Pacific telegraph scheme
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE

louisiana dce'e. opposite tie Bask Of Rashisg t n
M X. THOMAS DELEAaY respsc. fully invites
IN1 the attention OF the public t, exsIniae htf
stock Of GOODS. which he has op,sed on Lous, n.
avenue b. tween Sixth and Seventh street, opposite
the Bank OF Washington, consisting Of ali asrerir.
lions Of Teas, &c. Impartial. Gunpo~dqr, aud Baci
sell at the lowest prices II cash or app ID psner
BESIDES all the necsssaries for Gro n "us;psss
.iz; br oms, Buckets, Cedsr Tubs, NJ c,es, &c,
DC Pisa'e cal az see TOR your elves.
nov 22-3m
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Boarding.

M MS. WELLS, Green's Row, Capitol Hill,
NA has ssveral fns large rooms. and she will be-
pleased t. accommodate bosTders by the day, week
month. isc oe-oosts
pOAEDsNG.-M MAROhLLAs, No 427
ID Sev nth street, the next 20 1ars above rhe Pat
ent of'ce. can ,cc immediate Z fe - b ,arder
Board ng at 90 per week dee 27-oost
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Auction Sales
By j. G. MCGUIRE. Aut,o,

By j. G. MCGUIRE. Autioa.er.
ENXrENSIvE SALE OF BOOKS AND STATION
III ery-On THIS lAn-. sd 7 o'rjrcS o. y
SELF ~ store No, 3lo, r-uu=r ivsliA avenue ;
TWEEN Ninth N Ter h s'rsst- SO ex;eprive .s.c,t
ment OF Book, Stationery. ERcyclope iias Anuua,s
afa valuable standard works
Also, Books elegantly illustrated and illuminated
pictorial, embellish d and beautifully bound
Letter and Cap Paper, Portfolios, Gold Pens, &c.
The sale will be positive and without reserve, TO
the highest bidder and will be continued every ey
ming until all are sold.
NJ Books for examination and at private eale
during the day. Terms cash.
&C MCGUIRE,
DC I9-dtf luctioneer
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NEW YEARS RECEPTIONS FREE DRINKs.-
Messrs. Editors: The public is we'll aware of
your continual advocacy of reform where q
moral good is to be achieved. Now, am not
an advocate for the Maine liquor law or any
taxation upon the freedom of the individual !;
but think little reflection upon the usual
mode of conducting the festivities of new
year day will not be amiss. The custom of
mutual congratulations among friends, on the
opening OF new year, is very delightful
one, and the free entertainment in connec-
ton with it token of the generous hospi-
tally of the people; but why should it be
carried to such an extent as to produce an
amount of intoxication unparalleled through
out the year, swelling the watch returns
and giving full employment to the police
1t IL well known feet that the majority of
persons who frequent the receptions in this
city are attracted moro by the Turing charms
of "Bacchus" than the wish to pay respect to
the host. The remedy is in the hands of our
citizens. Let there DO an end to the indiscrim-
mate supplies Of alcohol, and the result will
be fsr different from former anniversaries
the smile Of friendship will not be less sweet;
friendly greetings none the less cordlal, and
the pleasure will be enhanced by an appear
snce of decorum throughout the city, whilst
the watc,. returns the next morning will not
out SO sorry figure as the day after Christmas
day. F.P.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-There was no case tried
in this court yesterday. To-day, when we left
the court roolH, the case of Wesley Birch and
J. T. Wollard, two members of the Police and
Auxiliary Guard, was being tried The
charge against them is arresting G. G. Patter-
son under peace warrant, and taking him
from bis bed to the guard house without giving
him time to clothe himself
CENTRE MARKET The market rlace was
crowded this morning with dealers and pur.
chasers. Phe butchers department was sup
piied beautifully, and the stock Displayed to
wild game for sale, and was taken up rapidly
by proprietors of public houses Prices have
not declined though there appears to be so
large quantity on hand.
Col. Is ENToy Persons desiring Col. Ben.
tons great work are reminded that ]. S. Hol.
iingshead, Esq, at the exhibition room of the
Dying dladi ator, is prepared to furnish it to
all who may desire 1t
"TAKING 1T CooLLY. Last evening q gen
tlsman, passing through the Center Market,
found young man laid out on bench and
snoczin2 as quietly as if he was in bed. A
few hours and he would never have been
troubled again for resting place.
UEIea AcADEAY.-The attention Of the
readers of the is called to the notice OF the
mon Academy, in another column of to-
day s issue.
WATCH RETURNS In the guard house, this
morning, there were seven lod ,ers The po-
lice court, Justice Grubb presiding, had but
two cases to dispose of, viz James Watson,
drunk, costs Martin McGuine, vagrant, work
house ninety days.
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH
~ hiblas, Episcopal and Catholic Prayer Books in
rich and elegant binding, and childrsn's Books, the
meet extensive collection before offered in he
District
Also, good asso 'tmsnt of Cutlery and Fancy Sta
tionery. Just received, and for sale ct great bar
bAins by g. K LUNDY,
No. 1913 Bridge street,
Qec 2O- Gs0r0afn1Hu
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Naturalization in Rsv yor.

NEW York, Dec. 20 The total number os
naturalization Papers issued by the Superior
Court of Common Pleas of this city for the
year is 1904, and the foreigners who have de-
clared their intention of becoming citirens are
about double that number.
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Death of Ex- Governor Korehead

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20 -Ex- Governor More
head, of Kentucky, died al his residence in
Covington last night, aged SO years
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SPECFACLEs AM EYE GLASSES, in Geld, Sill.
~ Yer, Steel, AMI shall anes, with
convex, concav-, periscc pic, and Para S.SS1N~.>
bola Glasses, of brst o,te. Aigo Goygs S@
and Eye Protectors, 'etr, ard nslY G as. S
ses put in to order peraons in want OF GLASSES
may be sure to gst tho.s that b,npf. the eve, al
T.. sEMKEN, Jeweler,
Pa aTenue, between Oh and 10th sta
Gee 2-d.isri
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MoNoNGALIA BR1DGE-The new wire SUE.
pension bridge across the Monographs river,
at Morgantown, Va, has been finished and
leased for one year to Mr. Michael R. Chal-
fant, for the sum of 1890. This sum, avs
the Monongalia Mirror, will ensure to the
stockholders an interest of about three per
cent on its cost. The State is shareholder
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS

COLLECTORS OFFICE. December 6, 1854.
NOflCE l5 HEREBY GIVEN that the list of
IN delinquent pr perty is in urse of prepsr ,tio-
and will b. completed aud published On or about
the Is January, 1855. al pe,sops interested are
earnestly requ sted to come forward and DIV paw.
ingl reDsve tee undersigned from the unpleasant
au y OF enforcing the collection, and tn mreIyes
from the oCerous additional expense attrn ling a
sa,erasement R j. ROCHE, Collector
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Fire in Belfast, Maine,

HELfAsr, Dec. 3o.-Last night a FIRE oc.
CURED here, which destroyed i've stores and
dwellings. The buildings were occupied by
Nathaniel Virgins, S. Gilman, II. Ii. Haas,
and Josiah Mitchell. Less lot given.
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EINhLY BOUND EDITIONS. AMERICAN AND
l. knslith. OF Burns, Byron, Campbell, scott Bry.
ant, southey. Halleck, Longfellow, Wordswoi til,
Dry den, Clancer, Moore, Thomson Cowpr and
many others of the most Stoned English and
American poets, most OF hem imported from Len.
don by the undersigned; some OF the 4 miniature
editions for the pocket others Ct oc ayo sise ri hly
or naulentet and illustrated.
Gee % pr NOK WAvTnp
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Baltimore Markns

BALTIMORE. December 3O-The business in
staples Is light this morning. Flour, wheat
and corn are held at yesterdays prices, with
no sales worth noting.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 90 Robert Burton, an
esteemed merchant OF this city and formerly
ship builders of Philadelp hia, died this morn
ing, in the SEVENTEEN year Of his age
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CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

FTNHE subscriber ha. large and varied ASST rt
i ment Of Cakej ald Past try for the (hissmas Hol
idays Especial attention is called to the quality Of
well as to the variety Of tbs supply.
Plumb, Pound, Jelly, Sponge and Tea Cake
Mince, Apple, Cranberry and other Pastries CON
stan,ly on hand.
Fresh Bread, biscuit, Bunns, and Rusk every even
ing in time for tee.
The public are invited to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
CaAs ". HAvENNER,
C'trelt, betwesn 4 srd Sixth strsess
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Low Water In the suso ueh.nna

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3o.-The Susquehanna
river IL HaVre de Grace was 30 lon last night
as to prevent, for & time, the caIs from con.
meeting at that point. The ferry boat ground
ed at the dock
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I'Ok RENT Possession given immediatsly-ths
u Late office 0 tn" Evening Star, on St., wi hin
dfty yards Of its junction with Twsfth sire Il and
Pa avenue. The building is Of two stories The
lower story being divided into three convenient
'oons, and the upper being large single room. 1;
d street. vito alaris ~orkisg roon IN the rear Al
80 q Convenient painters CT oarpsnters CT other
mechanics WORK shop above. Apply at Star of1ics.
oct I'LL - = -
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NOTICE
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

NOIlCE
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
rsfBE BOARD OF ASSEs S0RS do hereby givs 20.
4 lice that they will NEE. daily at their room 10
the City Hall, from 10 O'Clock a. N. until .. m
from the fifteenth e. the thirty first day of Decen
Der instant, inclusive, Sundays and Christmas sx
cepted ior the pose of correcting any RS that
may be pointed cur in the list of Vesons subject to
school tax for the ear en- ing the tkirty-frst
day Of the pr sent moath Dsoember) and Of adding
thereto the nsmss Of any persons subject % the
said school tax which may have been omitted the o
from.
The Board would particularly call the attention
OF al to the fact that person vote next year
at any election in this city whose name has not
bsen returned subject to a SCHOOL tax for this
year. Every free white male citizen CT this city, o.
the age Of twenty one years and upwards, would
therefore do Will to whether his me be the
said list, and If omitted t, give notice to the osrd
of Assessors thai it may he returned for this year.
T. F HARKNESS,
J. W. BARKER,
j NJ D)WEING,
r. B OWENS,
j. HEPBURN,
J. RUSSELL, p.
P. HEPBURN,
dec 15-dtS1st Board OF Assessors
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MUSICAL GIFTS.

M have Just recsi Ell variety Of handsomely
w bourd MUSICAL WORK, suitable for toii.
cay presents, to which we respectfully invite the
attention Of The pubic. They comprise in part
B.e;hoven's fonatas, vol II
Meuds lsohns s'Egs without wer:s in vol
hoore's Irish Mcleod es in embossed binding
Boqu It Of Melodies, Pctpnur1's OF all the modern
Operas, by Beyee, in vol
Musical Leaves, sn excellent gift for children
Buds and Blossoms of sscr.d Melodies, in vol
The prettiest OF Aozarts Works, vol
Darcers Album
MoEart's sona:es, 4 hds, &C., &c.
AILBUs HITZ
dsc 21- Music Depot.