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SUPERIOR MINCE MEAT,

TNHE preparation Of which, under my own super
l. vision, I warrant out Of pure spices Fresh
sutana Raj ns, Citron, and other Fruits. Virgi ia
Crab Cider, and Mounssin Beef from Weaver's
stall. To have this nice article without the trouble
Of making, orders should be seut In imm ediatsly.
Also, whole halves, and quarter boxes Bunch aLd
seedless Raisins Prunes In glass aillards pref
rations Of Chocolate and Gum Drops, favored with
Hoarhouud; Lemon, Banana aud other fruits
pure fresh ground Spices; Orange Flour Water and
other extracts; Sultana Raisins, Gelatines, Esst
India Preserves, Pickles, &c. Fer sale ct
z III. KINGS
Wholesale and Retail Tea and Grocery Store,
few steps northeast of !ac son Statue.
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BY BARNARD q BUCKEY,

ARGE ST0CK Oh FAMILY GROCERIES, AT
!, Aueaon.-on AONDAY. the 18th ins ant, at 10
o'clock q. M. at the store of Mr. W. IL Teuney cor
neT OF Bride and High streets, ve wifi sell his en-
tire stock. We nsme in part
HoSsheads su yar barrels 4 Molasses
b'r1eis refined Sugar, large stock CT Teas
Brandy, Whisky, Wines and O: her L,ouors in b.r.
rels. casks and bottles
B9gs aio, Java. and other Cofees
Imperial and other fine AMI fresh Teas
Large stock of Salt
Cigars, Spices, Oil Prunss and Pickle.
Tobacco, Snuff, lot of FirecracLe-s
Brooms, Brushes, Woodward, Baskets
Also. all the q ore Fixtures, Scales, DC.
Also, large humber of Roots ard Shoes, coarse
ana nne-w rked, with many her goods not herein
Z entored.
ALSO, 20 b. shsls Clover Seed
Terms at sale. WIN. It. TgNNEY
BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
Use ID AuctionssYs.
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Auction EAiAa

ny AOTHWELL 4 BROWN. Av.,.
BALANCE OF RETAIL srorr or ~
~ Goods at Aucticn-On SATURDAY wa-. un
t ns iStn instant We shall sell, in front Of our
consisting Of 'ln Dry Goods,
rs pairs Blankets 10 and ia
10 ps Alpacas all coIors
10 do Msrinos, some very sns
70 do Bleschsd and unhiesrhaa c,..
9 do Vslvets boxes Re. fbsrs 0''''n'
Linsays, flsnnels, Irish Linens
Table Linens. Hdkfs Gloves. 40
10 dozen Urdsrshirts and Drawer.
Spool Cotton. Buttons, Hosiery. &c.
also I'VE boxes Bonnst and Sash Ribbon. son.
very rich and worth 81 yard . so"''
o boxes Velvet Ribbons
Lot OF Gimas Braids, &c.
sa'es are he'd at our etore EVERY ryrr1No -
VARIOUS fpSr1ss Of Dry aoods, Clothing, &C. "
Loaisi.na .vsnn Brown, Auctionsers.
dec Cit NpP' osnh oI WASH n
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By J, G. mo0UyRE. Auc,,.n..-

CUpERB SEVEN OCTAVE CHICKERING Pr
~ anoto. te, Excellent Cabinet Furniture Superior
Down and Feather Beds Heddipg, Carpes Curtain
S G,'t l5sme nrror., Sarr'ag., Hcrses, Bnggy &c
On THURSDAY morning, december 2ist, a. 10
O'Clock, the rssiience of James Morse, ESQ.,, On
the east side OF TIVE b, bet Teen and street.,
shall sell all his Furniture and Householi Effect.
cOmprsipg-
Superb seven ec'sve Pianoforte, by Cbickerinr. in
richly carved rosewood .ss style Louis XIV
frensh plate mantel and kisr Glasses, in rich gilt
francs
Suite of T sewcoi plush 20 yered psrIor furniturs
comprising la &c French AID pair Tete-a Tete
Sofas, arm and psrlor Chairs
Rosewood sid Egyptian marble OPP Centre and Side
T bles
Walnut Etageres, Music Stand. Stool
hush seat fancy arm and reception Chairs
Beautiful marble and tronzs Msntel Timepiece
Ina Whist Tables
Writing Desk, Marble Vases
T. n iandFome OIL Psinrgs Engrav;ngs
Superior M hogan piu vered patent Reading
Oh il
Exc 'll,nt ring seat Lounges. Ess7 Chsirs
Brussels aud three ply Carpets, Oilcloth Rugs
suites OF dsmask ard Lace Curtains, Shades, Cor.
nice ard Fixtures
Mshogany Extension dinirg Table, Is feet
Msrhle top Sidaboard do Beaufet
Dining Chairs, Side Tables LOUNGES
Eiegan. gold band Dinner Set
ichly d-cc rated tea, C flee and dessert SEES
Fine Bohemian AMI cut Glassware
Table Cutlery, Clocks, Ornaments
Sto supS iioE hCs iufultUre, consisting OF mahog.
any Bookcases, Secretaries. Decks, Writing
Tables, &c
Mahogany and walnut Bedsteads
Do and rosewood Wardrobes Washstauds
Dress ny Tables, bureaus Chairs
Very SUPERIOR FEATHER Beds, Bolsters Pillows
Hfir q d husk Mattresses, Comforts
Excellt n; blankets Counterpart g, &C.
Brass toupd silver Chest, of Tea Wood
Mahogany Crib, Commodes, Mirrors
Steel Fire Irons. Fendsrs, Stoves
three srGeti r Cook Stores and Fixtures
CCppfr O ,ok ng Utensils, efrigerato, g, SC
Together with u large rumi er Of useful articles
Eot necessary t. enum@rate.
At O'Clock, in front of the premises, shsl
A pair Of haDdsos bay carriage Horses, perfectly
broke, snd wora Well in single or double har
ness or under the saddle
Excellent family Carriage and top Buggy, built to
order by one of the very best builders in New
York
Single and DR. ub!e Harness Covers, &C.
Terms $50 and under cash; over that sum credi,
off and month for notes satisfactorily endorsed
besring interest.
P. s.-The house Is for rent; inquire on the prem
Uses, or Of the Auctioneer.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
deci5-d Aucticnssr.
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BOARDING H~6EOkGETOWN.-A Small 7,
~ family having he1Ds larger than required for
their own use, offer sevssal rooms. handsomely fnr.
nisned, for family, OF three four gentlemen,
with the comforts and q0iet Of home, With hoard
on reasonable terms. The situation ia in . dssirs
BILE neighborhood and quite convenient to the omni
bus Apply at No. ISL Washington street
dec 9-1w*
DOOMS AID kOARD.-sEVERALL La RtiE AND
~ pleasant unfurnished ROOMS for families CT
sing!e gentlemen, with board, will be lei at MRS
HALLS, No. 49, Thirteenth street.
nov 29-1ms
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Later from California-6rrival Of the Pro.
metheul
The Phila6elphia Fire

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-The great fire has
been checked. The walls Of the destroyed
property all fell this morning with . great
crash, injuring no one. At the same time a
fire occurred at the corner If Swanson and
shippen streets, destroying four houses
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Kentucky State Temperance Convention

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1.-THE Kentucky State
Temperance Convention is now in session here,
and largely attended, embracing delegates
from all parts of the State. They are discus
sing the propriety of nominating candidate
for Governor
There is only three feet Of water in the
canal. The number of hog. killed here up TO
this date is 196, 900
Mr.. Carpenter, shot in a fracas at Covinston
few days since, is recovering slowly.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Doc 15.-Sales Of 1000 bills
four at yesterdays prices. 1000 bushels
white Michigan Wheat sold at 81 .9s, prices
tending upwards. Corn advancing and prices
tending upwards-40,0 900 bushels mixed sold
at 81 cts. Cotton dull. Stocks slightly frme,..
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Fire at Buffalo

BUFFALO, Dec. 4.-The distillery of Messrs
Truscott Thomas, in this city, was destroyed
by fire last night. The loss is about Sis, 900.
In suranee $4,000 Some 900 bushels OF corn
were burned.
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By e. 9. WRIGHT, Auet,on...
Georgstovn.

0eorgstown.
EuRRNiTuRE, REAL ESTATE &c at Arc,on-
~, oa 1hoksDAf mex, the 2lst instant { 10
residence Of the late Mrs. Ezeheth Flee On sso
ono street. the entire household Effects confi iinr
Mahogany and other Tables
Chairs, Carpets Sideboard, Sofa
Clochery and Glass ware
Feather BIDS DIS eats Bedding
Looking 0lss'es, Stcves, &C.
With the usupl Kitchen Farni urs
Also. a. II CLOCK the RI usa and T,t
"a IN Thrsldke d's addition, fl ntirg on The corns
OF second and IA cite street Geo,gctovo GO h,
t1a feet, With the Improvements being a coed trs
story frar ,uEc. Terms at sale.
Csc I5-4t A. Ho1-
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deci5-d
By r. H. JEWELLE 4 Co., Auct

By X. H. JEWELLE 4 Co., Aucts
EXTENsIvE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD KITCR-
IL en- Requisites st Auction--On SATURDAY
morning, December 1s.h at O. lock. We shall sell
in front of cur Auction Rooms. No. ali corner OF
Ninth street and fenna avenue, several articles Of
Household snd Kitchen Req uisites, Wig:
Wsr6robes, Bureaus and Sldebosrds
Mahogany air, spring and plain Sofas
Dressing and Wash,tands and Locking Clrs es
Tables Of various orts and size.
Chairs, cane and wood seat, Rockers
Carpets, Oilclo:h. Nat.ieg
Blankets, C mfor.s AT d spreads
Superior hair and husk Mattresses
BedsteadS, donble aud single
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows
coking. Parior ard alright Stoves
With other articles in the Housekeeping line too nu
merous 10 mention
Shortly after this above sale we are
authoriz I'd 10 sell, without reserve
casks genuine French r. andy
1917 dozen d Old Port Wine, In qt bottles
Ali of which viii be sold to accommodate the pur
.hasers
This is rare chance for tavern keeper, as q sam
pie of the article will bs sure to pleaeC.
Consignments solicited which wi he attended In
will promptituds aud dispatch
Il. FL JGWELLE i CO.,
dec III Anctioneers.
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Manchester Nills Burned
Baltimore Markets. &C.

BosroN, Dec 1.-THE Stauk Mills have
been partially consumed by fire.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 15.-Howard street -four
is held at $3.50; City Mills IS Is. $4,000
bushels of wheat sold at yesterdays prices
$4,000 bushels Of corn sold at yes:erday's
prices
The Western rivers continue unin terrupted.
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y }. @. MCGUIRE. Aucttoneer.

By ,. O. MCGUIRE, Auctfonssr.
LfURN1TURE, &'-Cn WEDNESDAY morning
4 December Goth, at 10 o'clock, at the residence
OF j. b. Se.lick, Esq on z street, tive a sixth
and Sew nth, shall SELL
Mahogany spring sofa Chsir
Do Cad Tables, Clsss
Carpets, Rugs, OcIoths
Redstesis. Mattresses, Bedding
Hasfs.asdS Toilet Sets
Dining Tables, cane a. Chairs
Chins, Glass and ockery Ware
Cooking snd other etoyes
Toge her With good assortr ens Of Kitchsn U,en
sis. oA o'en
Terms; erder $40 cash; ever $40 o credit Of 20
an h0 days. tor notes satisfactorily endorsed hea
ing intsres.. JAS G. McGIIIRE
dec I'D hr,t;o
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STEAM CRACKER BAKERY.

Csfrcct, bstsocen as and Oh streets.
't'HE above establishment Is etill in successful
i operation. Improved machinery, driven By
steam enables the subscriber to al all orders prompt
Iy. AMI to furnish work equal in quality TO any e
ubiishuent in the country.
On hand and ready Tor delivery large stock Of
fresh Soda, Butter, Water, rpd Sugar CRACKERe.
PIC Mics, Wine, Biscuit, and Ground CRACKKRe.
Believing that strictly eakh business 10 best fcr
buyer and seller. have determined 10 Try the eK'
pertinent
Goods delivered free Of expense at any. point N
Washington or GeofHstown. Terms ossh on Do
livery. TH0S 81. HAVENNR.
dec Saw
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By z. FL. JEWELLE g. CO., Aue,s
nouBLE AND sTNGLs at Auct;o,-On SAT
- VI DAY, Dec IN ,er 18th, at 81 o'clk, in fr. n,
OF 1ur auction Room, 81 Pennsylyaaia avenue
We shGll sell
ST. gle Car. iage
two horse do, N coed condition.
Terms Of ale: so and 60 DAYS f r uotss "a ;sfsc
IoEily endorsed, bearing in crest
L. 81. JEWELLE & Co.
oTt 40 Aucti5 neeTs
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Political Dissatisfaction

Boston, Dec. 1.-THE Democrats residing
in the 18th ward of this city, call on the Pre-
sident to remove the Custom House appraisers
for employing wings.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Rvsning Star

Terrible conhagration at Philadelphia Some
Of the Principal Stores on Chesnut street
Destroyed-Loss Heavy.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l5.-A FIRE took place
mere last night, commencing In the fourth
story OF Edwards's Block, No. lsl Chestnut
street. above Fifth. opposite the State house
fns entire block has been consumed, including
the American Hotel
Among the sufferers are Sandsord A Cook.
man, and W. H. Carlyle The falling vail,
spread fire to the adjoining suildine,. Hen.
kle's furniture rooms, containing the most
beautiful furniture in the country, was de.
stroyed. Also, the buildings o. Fifth street.
with their contents. The sufferers are l..
Walker, agent for Chickering's pianos, and
Layman & Bro.
TIE flames extended alopg the North side of
oth TO Miner street, burning Long d Philips
saddlery, Psnington's book store, o. C. 81.
brendle's shoe store, and q building called
Jefferson Wigwam" Also Bassiord' g saloon,
the waverly bowling alley and other houses.
This property laid in the heart Of the city.
The entire loss by this FIRE is estimated ct
over half million of dollars, part Of which is
Insured The fire burnt all night.
Another fire occurred at 2 o'clock this morn
ing in Water street, and burnt q large num-
Der OF small buildings, among which was four
immigrant boarding houses Loss heavy.
Later from California-srrival Of the Pro.
metheuS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The steamship
Prometheus, from San Juan Nicaragua, has
arrived. She brings California dates to the
24th ult and leo passengers.
The steamship Nertbern Light left San Juan
on the 9Th inst. for New York, with 300 pss-
sengers and 81 ,oO0, 900 in treasure.
The steamship Daniel Webster leaves here
to day for San Juan
The trigate Susquehanna has been Obliged
to undergo considerable repairs, and Was to
sail Immediately for For. Dallas, Oregon,
which has been abanione on account of In.
dian atrocities.
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GTORAGE.-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods,
y Groceries, &C., to be stored, will find ample &C.
commodations in the large, airy, fag-stone. paved,
and dry Easements under the Star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star Office
oct 25-tf
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nOsENKRANZs WORLD RENOWNED GER
III man Pianos eau always be found for sale on
reasonable trims at the Mu,ic nspot Of HILBue Z
HITz They chsiIsuse ecmpetitiou for beauty ara
power " tone. oec ~
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE

A DRUG STORE, eligibly situated, doing an ex-
n teusive business, and with an ample stock of
tn. best Medicines, Fancy Articles, &C, with all the
fixtures, (Which are new and in the most perfect
order, is offs ed fer sale, great bargain.
The price is s., SEQ, which 81 100 less than cast
ANY yers desiring to purchase, ca learn partc-
uiars by add essing letter to druggist" Wash-
ingtcn city. &c l9-dtf
ftkANS-ALLEGHANY BANK AND sKLDKN.
l. Withers 4 Co.'s Notes purchased at the hiehest
rates.
Uncr trent Money, Land Warrants, and Virginia
Scrip bought and sold.
Drsfs on all the principal cities sold to suit pur.
chasers.
Persons g distance sending me Trans. Allegheny
notes or Land Warrants, may rely upon receiving
the beet rats', snd remittances made By drsft on
any city in the Union.
HAMILTON G. FAINT, Banker.
dec 9-3m No 49, Peuna ayeuua
DAN AWAY !-TWRNrY DULLARS kE-
III WARD.-Ran away from bis home on The % d
November, my MICRO BOY Dick Brown aged about
Ia or 6yeaIs, copper color, no marks recouected;
he was employed at Browns Hotel for the Last s
veerS, and was seen Rssr the Capitol on Saturday
last. will rive the above reward for his apprehsn-
sion ard delivery to me at No. SOL Massachusetts
avenue, Washington, d. c.
dec S-lw" SARAH A. BUTLER.
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By j. q. MEG UIRE. Auotioneer.

By j. q. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF COPPER COOKING
Ia Utensils, Herses, Carryslls, Furuiture, &c., b.
order of the Orphans Court-Ou II II DAY
morning, December 10th, ct 10 o'clock, in 'front.' Of
the Auction Rooms, eha,I sell the per onsl effects
Of the late Fxvier, comprising
very large and complete sett Of Ooppers; cousist
Ing Of Ham, Turbo. Rock fish and soup Roll
ers, s.ucepaos, Basins for Or sssryea. "a
Large quantity OF Moud6 for Jeles, Nogats, Sponge
Cake, &c.
FormiFg the most complete set ever offered for
sale in the District -
Also, two o. OF lent Work Horses ---------
IN Two Carryalls and Harness 500
Together with general assert ment of Household
and Kitchen Furniture
Terms cash.
BY order Of the administrators.
JAS. 9. MCGUIRE
Geo i1~d AuctonetI.
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"ANTED-A YOUTH, FROM THIRTELN TO
w fifteen years Of sge, to attend in a variety
stere: Coed reference required Address 81 P r.
City Pos! Office, Warrington, D. G.
dec 14-tf
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.

Usr received one Of Neill. Dnrop Co.'s first pre-
u MUM Pianos, Q splendid instrument in tone
and beauty Of workmanship. Call and examine f1r
yourselves Neil, Durop & Co.'S Pianos received the
nfst premium ct the lateexhibit on Of the Maryland
Institute over all competitors.
dec IL HTLBUS HITZ, Agents.
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MRS. HERM an u. FISHER
MRS. HERMAN & co.,

further Information enquire OF JAS H. BIRCH.
dec 1876
MINIS. HEkM AN. L. FL SD GR.
MRS. HERMAN & CO.,
FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS,
No. 81 North Eu'd'D street, near Lexington,
BALTIMORE, ND.
Will thoroughly csan all kiads Of Ladies' and
Children's Dresses, made of Silk, Velvet, or Wool
GentlerIens Coats Pants snd Vests, without shrink
ing or taking of the natural gloss.
The utmost punctuaity warranted
White Grape Shawls done up equal to new.
All orders left at VIM. P. sHEDDS Fancy Goods
and Millinery, 6O2 Eleventh st., Washington.
dec l3-2w
NHAGRUDER g. CALVEAT HAVING
WI made an assignment Of their goods ard debts
to the uudsreigned az trustees for the benefit Of
their credi ors, those indebted by note or book &C.
count Will please cali at store Ale Pennsylvania
avenue, and pay ths same to their agent, Thomas
O. Hills. GEO. SLOrHOUER,
JOHN w. ENGLALD.
dec 18-iw
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MI EThOPOLlTAN M 4 q H a n ICNs
Nl INSTITUTE, pa. avenue, over Parkere
S.o.e0 SCHOOL OF DESIGN is now open for ths
winter session on the evenings Of Tussc avs, Thur
days snd Saturdays, between the hours Of and
O'Clock.
Glasses for ladi s, gentlemen and Juveniles.
W.. ]. WHITAKKR, Principal,
dee 11-dtvA
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LfOR Il RE-A NEGRO GIRL 10 or 20 years Ct
l. age. slave for life, ana of fire character. She
Il good ehsmbermaid, ady'smaid, or nurse. CT
further Information enquire OF JAS H. BIRCH.
dec 1876
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DOR RENT-A LARGE AND DESIRABLE RES
idsnce on the Hsiznts Of Geo. getown, will be
ntod until the LIST Of March. with or without fur.
Diture. bor information apply to
4. 8. WRIGHT,
dec 15-3t Auctiorear 9eoroe.o.,n
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EfOk RENT-Possession given immediately-the
4 late office o. the Evening Star, on st., within
fifty yards Of it's junction with Twelfth street and
Pc avenue. The building is Of two stories. The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms, and the upper being large single room. It
street, with ample working room in the rear. Al.
80 convenient painters carpenters or other
mechanics work shop above. Apply at Star Office.
oct 2b-n
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Hf ACTS EGRUE subscriDers are
w all times In the market buying SLAVES, psy
lag the highest cash prices. Persons having S1ay
amorc, Nd, fSlsttera old stand.) slsves taksn on
board at 70 cents per day.
feb Ply BMk w. T.. CAMPRELT
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SARAH A. BUTLER,
WATCHES.

TWO hundred and fifty extra fine Gold English
j and Geneva Watches, pocket Chrcnometers &c.
for 10th lkdes and rentlsmen.
Persons in want of superior timekeepers Will nnd
our assortment FOR variety, STYLE quality ana cheap.
ness unsurpassed in this country
NJ. W. GAIT BRO,
Sign of the Golden Eagle
Pa avenue, between eth and 1Osh sts.
doe
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TVENING GLASSES IN LANGUAGES.-PROY.
II 6OHONENB Z RG will Commences reyisVins
Glasses In Languages on Monday, 8Oth October, &
his residence, 257 Pennsylvania avenue.
oct 4-n
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Ut w 1sK = ~
AunIiOrear. 9eorpa.oHyn-

LNOR RENr.-Ih- SPACIOUS STORE kUUM on the
= corn.r Of Seventh and sire cts is fer rent It
Is one OF the best stands for business the itreet
and has good dry cellar. It has been used for the
dry goods business, and is ready shelyed Apply to
ROTHWELL & BROWN,
Loai'a" avenue, ppesite Bank of Washington.
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Wants..

"AhrED a FURNISHED ROMA GEN
" tienan, OF regular habits, desires To procure
small furnished room. Tae lcc .tion m uat Ia ZEN
trail the rent low, and the room contain re pIacr
Addr 81, with terms, ct g." through Post 0ffe,.
dec l5-1ts s
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NOR RENT OR SAL E.-THE MODERN
L Four-gtory Brick House on Thirteenth ST. eet
near u, east side The house is in good repair dry
cellars, and 70 good te ant the rent will be low.
Possession given on the 1st November Apply to
oct 30-tf JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auc'r.
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4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO WILL BE EN-
IA gaSed this winter as CORES pendent Of several
newspapers in Virginia and New York, is DESTROYS
OF EMPLOYING ms leisure moments in any descrip
ton Of WRITING whi,h may offer renuneratiye
compensation. Address "R W." box $40. Washing
Post Office. Ice ow
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BENEFIT OF THE AHACosTIA FIRE COMPANY.
tiOnal Theatre, tonight. macbeth" will be
produced-Search as Lady Macbeth; the
Hymn Of Liberty will be sung 1t is posi-
lively the last night but one OF Kunkeps
troupe, as they appear in Alexandria on Mon.
day and Tuesday evenings
A BEAUTIFUL WsRK CT ARr-The enter.
prising and so skilful house of NJ. w. Gait 4
Bro. have just prepared for the State Depart.
ment magnificent pocket Oh ronometsr, with
gold vest chain attached. The chronomster
was made by the celebrated Jurgensen, of
Copenhagen, and bears the following inscrip-
ton, viz:
Presented to Capt j J. Ariansen, of the
Hansburg ship Hampden, by the President of
the United States for his humane and gallant
conduct in roscuipg from shipwreck the mas.
ter, passengers, and crew Of the schooner
'Scheerw ater,' of Boston-1854'
The chain represents ships cable, and is
very massive and beautiful. The whole cost
OF this 80 well-deserved testimonial Is about
$3.50.
A FINN OLD GENfLRMAN of this city WAS
present at the frat openi ng of Stanley's PIANO.
rama, some months ago, at the National Tn g..
atrs, and he was observed there on the follow.
ing night, and every night of exhibition. He
found
g. thing of beauty is Joy foreyer.n
On the return Of the Panorama, OR friend
also returned, and has regularly appeared
every night, thus far, at Odd Fellows Hall.
He declares that the picture is ever charm.
ing, ever new"
CRIMINAL Court.-Yesterday no cases were
tired In this court. The jury in tho case of
Snipel, the German, who was tried for attemnt
ing rape On child four years of age. was
discharged yesterday at four O'Clock, D. M,
being unable to agree. George Simms, col.
ored' who was found guilty of a rape on his
own daughter, was sentenced TIE day pre.
vious to fifteen years in the penitentiary. He
rem TIC uoyage" yesterday.
IHE TRANs.ALLKGHAsY BANK Alex.
anarla dazstte gives an extract from q letter
| adofeSsed to a merchant of that city, which
states that the Trans Allegheny Bank Il
| aoing business, and redeeming Its paper In
the nara currency. Last week 1t paid oui
~ 900 or $4,000 for its paper, and its oficer,
seem disposed and determined 20 meet any
run that may bs made upon it."