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Boston Municipal Election.

BosroN, Dec. 1l.-Mayor Smith, the Know
Nothing candidate Was to day reelected
Mayor Of this city by a majority of ,253 votes
over all the opposing candidates, four in num-
Der. The Wings bave probably elected some
of the councilmep.
Nothing ticket for municipal officers was
elected.
A largo procession of Know Nsthings Are
pareding the streets tonight, giving express
sion to their qualification at the success Of their
ticket in the municipal election to day.
From Worcester, the report is that George
w. Richardson, Know Nothing, is elected
Mayor by nearly 5000 majority.
In Roxbury, Richie, the Knew Nothing
candidate for Mayor, has also been elected
over Mr.. Sleeper, formerly the editor Of tho
Boston Journal, BY 300 majority.
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o~ THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR
Ill 8 THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION will
hold its fourth annual session, in the and beau
tifuI lecture room Of the Smithsonian Institution,
during the interval between Christmas and New
Years Fay, commencing OIL TUESDAY, December
Goth. instant.
large number Of the di tinguished Educators Of
our country, and leading ftiende of Education,
expected to be present, rom whom there will be
many valuable Lectures and Educational papers;
which wi be followed by interesting discussions.
The occasion viii ofer to he citizens Of Washing
ton a lare End rich treat for Christmas week.
The officers Of OCT Gov srnn. Mt, members of Con-
grets and all the citE. earnestly requested to
make tn. rrapgemepts to attend, and usc their
In flueuce TO Induce their friends fcom abroad TO
attend
If any of our liberal minded citizens can offer
free enter taipm.rt to delegates, make any con-
iributsons for that purpose, they are requested to
send in tLJiE namcF, residedcs, and the number
they can accommodate to any or the following gen.
tlemen. The time is at hand, and whatever is done
must be done quickly.
REFERENCES.
In the First Ward, G. J Abbott, Esq and Rev.
C. Davis
In the Second Ward, Prof J Henry, and z. Rich
ards.
In the Third Ward, P, Force, Esq, v. Harbaugh,
aud silas Bill, Esq.
In the Fourth Ward, J. W. Maury, ESQ Rev J.
W. Samson, and Rev. b. Sunderland. !.
In tie Fifth Ward, B. French, Esq, and Prof.
A. d. Bache.
In the sixth Ward, B. B. French, Esq, and o. G..
Wright, ESQ.
in the seT epth Ward, g. York At Lee, ESQ, o. G..
Wright, Esq, and w. ID. Randolph, Esq.
z. RICHARDS,
dec Civ Secretary Local Committee.
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By j. C.. MCGUIRE, Auctlaneer.
4 DNINIsTaATOR'5 SALE OF VALUABLE
IL Real Estate On THURSDAY afternoon. Dec.
14th. at o'clock, the pre1ni es shall sell Lot
No in SOU re l2s, fronting 40 tsss On north ST..
be wesn II and 18Th streets west, and running
back lf5 feet to 80 feet alley.
This lot is beautifully situated Immediately op-
posite the residence OF Hon Fish, and is very de
sirable for first class residence.
I'm m diately after the above, at the
same place,
We shall sell Lot No 8, in Squire No 7o2, front,
ing 81 feet inches South Capitol street, betw.
N and o streets, rrnning bsck 175 feet inches
Terms: onethird cash; residue in six and twelve
months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
interest
GsoRGE MeME1LL, Administrators
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
dec ed Auctioneer,
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Ey j. O. MCGUIRE, Auetions.r.

BY J. O. MCGUIRE. Auetionesr.
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENN
y ey!vspia avenue, snd :rotting Market Space
On TUESDAY, December 18th, at 4 O'Clock p. m =,
will be ID tie two houses situated psrt or lot
l, Square $50, coTnSr o! Pennsylvania avenue and
street north. The ground fronts Al feet Oh the
avenue an. runs back to street north, having
three fronts, ons Of which is an open space. The
location oarrs great advantages for permanent In.
vestmeut in real estate in the city Of Washington
The house will bs sold separately, if desired.
Terms: One fourth each: the balance in three
equal fnstalcents of &, Is, and Is months with In
terest, satisfactorily secured.
JAMES O. MCGUIRE,
nov 25-d Auct,oneer.
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By ROTHWELL e BROWN, Auca..

By RrTHWELL T. BROWN, auoss.
ISVHNING sALFS OF Boots AND Sic ES.
~ Clothing, Dry Goods, &c THIS EVENING, at
90 Z, We shall sci at our Auction Store I.a,ei-
ana avenue, near the Bank OF Washington, variet
Of desirable Goods, viz:
Ready msie Clothing, Boots and Shoes
Blankets. Dry Goods in great variety
Carpenters Tools, Hardware. Cutlery
Useful and sncy Articles in crest variety.
We shall hold fsles every eTeniug next week.
We will receive and give prompt attention 10 all
consignments of goode for sale.
R0THWELL BROWN,
dfc9-3t Auctionsers.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. l2-Flour unchanged.
1000 bushels of wheat sold-white, 81 10; red,
% Corn-15000 bushels sold-nixed, 50 q
IS cents. Cotton dull. Stocks depressed.
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Accident-Death Of q Merchant.

Boston, Dec. 10.-J. A, Studley, an actor,
while performing at the National Theatre in
this city, yesterday afternoon, had bis hand
shot off by the accidental discharge of a pistol.
Thomas Cords, Esq, an eminent merchant
of this city. died yesterday, aged SIS years.
week ending day, there have been but fifty
one deaths
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Auction 6al0a
j. @. MCGUIRE, Auetionser.

INTENSIVE SALE OF COPPER COOKING
order OF the Orphans Court-0n III 8 DAY
morning, December Path, at 10 O'Clock, in front of
the Auction Rooms shall sell the personal effects
OF the lat. A Fsvier, comprising-
very lsrge and complete sett of Ooppers, consist
ing of Ham, Turbo', Rock dsh and Soup Boil
srs, sIucssaos, Basins for pr sserves. 30.
Large Quantity Of Moulds for Jell.ss Nogats Sponge
Cake, &c
Forming the most complete at ever offered for
sale in the District
Also, two celcnt Work Horses
Two Carryalls and Harness
together with general assortment Of UsusehGi Id
and Kitchen Furniture
Terms cash.
By order OF the administrator
JAS. @. MCGUIRE.
uec i<-U kuctioneeY
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily EIsaiag Star
Western Nsviestion-Collinss steemers.

NEW York, Dec. 1.-THE Westerly wires
are full Of ice and navigation ID seriously in
terrupted.
An agent of the Collins's steamers 10 shout
to start for Washington, to ascertain II Con-
gress is disposed to continue the mail sppro-
priations, which II refused, the company Will
probably sell out accepting the Offer Of France
Or Russia.
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Failure az New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Ilth.-The house Of
Mcssrs. Taylor d Cassidy have suspended.
They were involved largely by the failure Of
George Nilue, and this caused the emb arrass-
ment. They have largo excess of assets.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

T SHALL OPEN on the 18th or 18th Of December
L the first lsrse invoice Of new style Of Diamond
aid other Jsrelry, Fancy Silvsrware, Gard Recev-
ers, Work Boxes, Vases, Figures, Table and Mantel
Ornaments, Fans Gard Cases, Porte Monnaies,
HACKS, suitable Cor Holiday Gifts The Goods VII
lie arranged for inspection on the l4th ins ant The
public are invited to call. PoHteness and dvility
will extended to all, Thetscr purchasers or not
II. SEMKEN, Jewelsr,
Formerly Warmer 4 Se,asen,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
dec Sd, 9th
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Baltimore Markets,

BALrINoRE, Dec. 12-Howsrd street -four,
Is so cts; city mills at 1886 cts. 5000 bus.
Of prime red and white wheat sold at g. 90.
1900 bushels Of white and 80 Of yellow corn
sold at "a cts. Oats, 81 cts. Ryef from o. 20
to 81 IS cts.
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BY j. q McGUIRE, Aucttonaer.

BY j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctionser.
M EDICAL WORKS AND SURGICAL INSTRC-
LSI ments at Public Ssie-On TRURSDAY after.
q on December l4tL, at 81 O'Clock, ct my Auction
Poems, shall sell the collection of vsluab,e Gedi
cal Work. and Surgical Instruments belonging tc
DR.. VERIFIED, who hes declined his profession.
The above MAJ be examined the dsy previous to
the sale. Tens cash.
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
dec Sd A,,ct;one r
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MUSIC FOR BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
r SHHENIH

n ESpECTFULIY inform his fir ends and former
patrons that lie continues to attend Balls, Par.
tie, &c, with his we'll organize Band Scientific
Mu ians. LIE will introduc. ali the new and ,ssh-
ionable NJ lgic.
An acc mrlished Pianist furnished If desired.
ORDERS lie with Mr.. Norbsck, Confeationer, Pa.
avenue, one door west of Iron Hall, al my resi-
dence, wsntieth st. eet wsst, between NJ AID N
streets north, will meet with prompt attention.
doc o--StH
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Boarding,

BOARDING IN GEORGETOWN.-As SMALL
ID f.Iuily having house larger than required for
their own use, offer several rooms, Handsomely fur
Disned. for a family, or three four gentle rep,
with the comforts and quiet of home, with board
reasonable terms The situation Is in O des!. a,
BILE neighbochood and quite convenient to The omni.
bus Apply at No. Isl " Washington street
dec 9--1W*
DOOMS AND BOARD.-sEvERAL LARGE AND
IL pleasant unfinished rooms for families or
single gentlemen, with board, will b, let at nj Rs.
HALLS, No. 452 Thirteenth street.
nov 29-1m*
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Heavy Failure -stsamsr Pacific.

NRw YoRK. Dec. Ian extensive ship
chandler, in this city, is reported 70 have
failed. His liabilities are very heavy.
The Pacific has not yet arrived, and IL ID
now thought she did not leave Liverpool until
the I'd inst
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Cotton-Eoney,

BALTIMORE, Doc. l2th.-Dospatchss from
Charleston, Mobile and New Orleans, repre-
sent Gotten dull ara Money tight.
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ny DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON Auc,s
DEREMProRY AND UNREsERvED SALE BY
l. Auc ION OF 2C5 Baskets at d Cases of he genuine
n.se class Cham pagnes. Wines, Brapdies Liqucss
Lqutres, Pates, Preserves In tins, &c-Qu WE'D
NhSpAi Afternoon, Dec 18th, at X o'clock we will
sc az ne TAR Buildings, cerner of Pa avenue and
hesen'n street, large and cho-e assortmen, of
t'e nhest wines, Braudiee, and Preserves, without
reserve, inclu jug
Rarton Gues.ier. and Johnston 4 Co. Cab, let
Creme de Bourzy ard Imperial Chsmpsgnes, from
Aumm Co, Runart c.. Dinet, Feuvrel & Co
DE Rr mont, and o,her houses
Johan'sberg steWwein in Book beufel Heel
heimer and o'ber German Wines. from HenkelI &
Co., ard ether houses
Pate de flie erss in and por nd tins from strs
tourg a Pengord: Truffes Salmon Tro 1t: in 80 II,
tbs; Truite Saunionee aux Truffes in h. tins aad
other excellent tscsc;es
Chsr'rense Equere, Noyau, Maresoliuo, Am n
tliado. Vino del Paste, Mscharnudo ard other buff
Gordon Sherries
East Icdia Ssrcial, Bual & London: rart;crlar
Made ra', London Dock Ports of the finest grades
Chambertin, Beaune FoDmard, hiche bourg, and
oher fine Burgundies, Corn, aus fine Catawhs,
Capri Rossn, Ischia Bian o. Calcutta Curry Pc I'd r.
Eau Vert. and a great variety Ct her wines AID
delc1cles, and ii assoi nj of Cognac and Cham
ragne Brandy
The large portion being in original imported
packages, and from the first European wine mer
chan-s
Terms at sa'e. Cat. lrgues ready NOR ping OF ale
This sale presents a vaiuab Opportunity 10 & n
tlemen laying in her winter stock. The WI, 9
will be warran ed, and ever parcel soil without
reserve. DOWNS & hUTCIII son
dec l1-dts Auctiopce-
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Charge Of False Pretences.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. ia man named Ro-
senthal, residing here, charged with obtain
ing goods to the amount Of $50, 900 at Phila.
delphia, by false pretences, has been arrested
on a requisition from the Governor of Penn
sylvapia
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Military AID Burns, Riot.

BosroN, Dec. l2.-Some of the military com.
panies Of Boston refuse to accept their portion
Of $l4, 900 for services during the Burns riot.
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PURE SILVERWARE.


T HAV Just orened m gnifcent sssortme Mt o.
i STERLING sILVERWARE, embracing Com.
pless Coffee aud Tea Gets, ri: hers, Goblets Cups,
spoons, FORKS, &c.
Also, a lot of Fancy silverware, new styles, such
as Ike, fish aud butter Knives Oyster and Soup
Lad'es; Sugar and Cream Spoons; Sugar longs Salt
Stands Napkin aings, &c
My silver is misunderstanding and Coin.
II. sEMKEN,
Jeweller, Pa ave-, betw. 9th and 10th etc.
dor S-dtJaD1
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DAN AWAY !-TWENTY DOLLARS RE-
IL WARD.-Ran away from his home on the goth
NoYemher my MICRO BOY Dick Brown, eyed about
Ii or S years, copper color, no marks recolected;
he was employed at Browns' Hotel foC the last 3
years, and was sean near The Capitol on Saturday
last l will sire the above reward for his apprehen
sion ar delivery to me at no SOL Massschuset 8
avenue. Washington, D. c.
dec S-txH SARAH A. BUTLER.
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WIN. HAUNSCHILD,
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY.

Cstreet, bstveen a and 6th str,ets.
TIME above estab ishment is e.ill in euccessful
L operation. improved machinery, driven BY
steam enables the subscriber to I'LL all orders prompt
ly am to furnish work equal in quality to any ee
tablishrent in the country.
On hand ans ready for delivery large stock Of
fresh Soda, Butter, Wa;e-, rnd Sugar CRACK ERs,
Pic Mics, Wine, Biscuit, AID Ground CRACK RS.
Believing that strictly cash business is best fer
buyer and seller. have determined to try the ex-
pertinent.
Goods delivered free Of expense at any point In
Washington or Georgetown. Terms cash on DE-
livery. THOS. b. HAtANNEk.
dec S-2W
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d . S e NJ K E N t,
- III Ell ~ y

Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
0PFERs For SALE A BEAUTIFUL ASSERT.
BEST SILVER.pLALED WARE
Complete Coffee and Tea Sets on white meta, %.
tirsly new styles, q variety II richly chased Oeks
and Presd Baskets Castors, Wsiters, Butter Dishes,
Sugar Fowls, aalt and Fruit stands Urns, Kettles,
ETC., ctr
Double aud thrippls plated table, d'sssrt; ana -
Spoons and Forks in silver sn rs, .aa low All
dee 6-okJAu1
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EVENING GLASSES IN LANGUAaES-PkOF.
L. SCH0NENBE RG viii commence reviewing
classes IN Languages on Monday, 30th October, q
his residence, 2t7 Pennsylvania avenue.
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EsAnNY FERNS NEW BOOK at
l. SHtLLINGTONS Bookstore.
Ruth Hall, by the auth of Fern Leaves
Later Years. by the author of the Old House by tbs
River
Ladies Complete Guide to Crochet and Fancy Knit
ting
Hunts Merchants Magazine and Commercial Re-
view for December
Littelps Living Age
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
Odeon Building, corner ~ st. and Pa ave.
dec lift
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wauts.

no WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, Tea
i Wine and Spirit Morchant.-Wants a Situation
young r!aa. WHO perfectly understands .he above
buGinefs Gao also assist in keeping set Of books
His terms will be found moderate, so as con slant
and immediate employment ia his greatest object
Any commands phase address "F, - at this office.
dec l2-1ts
VIIANTS-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO-
w man, a Situation Cook, in a lespsotabie
private family Address I'll s NJ" Star otice.
dec l2-2t*
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MRS. B. GREGG

MRS. B. GREGG
Has orenei a Handsome ass ortmen: 4e-
- of FRENCH MILLINERY at MIS-. 49,
HILLS, No. 290 Pennsylvania aYe-H ~
V6Snue betwe' n Tenth and Eleventh ~&~
sts., and next door to Mr Miller's Confectionery.
dec ll-3ts
IFE OF r. r.. BARN UNI, written by
IL himself.-price 81 rs
Frank Lssie's Magazine OF Fashion fUr December
price 25 cents
Fifty Years il both Hemispheres. by No!te-Pr;ce
81 %
Nick Of the Woods, by Bird-$i Is
For sale by T. K LuNDY,
no. lbs Bridge stsset, Georgetown.
dec lit
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4 YOUNG GEhTLE&AN, WHO WILL BE En-
n gagged this winter as corresp ndent Of feveTal
newspapers in Virginia and New York, is DESTROYS
of employing his leisure l1oments in any descrip
ton of WRITING which may offer a reuunerative
compensation. Address "R W." box $40, Washing
Post Office. dec 2-2w
iAy HMGS NEGRO E:S.-Tlcsu hscriters AZ 9
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
Ing tbs highest cesh prices. Persons having Ssvss
timore, Md, Skaters old stand) Slaves taken on
board at 25 cents per day.
feb Ply BM.& w. L. CAMPBELL.
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GpECTACLEs AND EVE GLASSES, in Gold, Sil.
~ YER, Steel, and shell T ame., with
convex, concave, Perisc pic, and Para Ss1DMANsS
bo!a Glasses, of best olte. Also Google
and Eye Prot ctcrs, ETC., a ID nes Q as W.
ses put in TO order Persons ip want Of Glasses
may be SUI to get those that bsneht the eye, at
II. sEAKEN, Jeweler,
Pa. avenue, betwesS 9th and 10th 6e,
dee 8-dsJAnl
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n subscriber, living on Fourteenth st (28a4
ia The city Of Washington, No. 3, nesr BoUn-~
day street, on tie 9Th December instant, 1An0n
so;ray COW, trespassas on bis premises. She
il large Cow, very low, in flesh dry, red SIDES,
white back and belly, large horns, q crop OF tie
right ear, about ,ht yecrs old. The owner is
questsd to prove property pay and take her
away. WIN. MURPHY.
dec 9-3t*
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STORAGE.-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods,
y Groceries &C.. to be stored, will find ample &C.
commodations In the large, any, fag-stone.ps red,
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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NEeRO WOMAN FOR SALE-SHE CAN COOK,
~ wash and iron, sew, nurse, or do any kind Of
house work is honest and good tempered, and IN
and healthy, ami viii be sold without restriction
ADDRESS, post paid, @ NJ. L. WASHINGTON. City
Post Ofite. dec Ste
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lust RECEIVED, fresh supply OF A. b
u WILBOR'S COD LIVER OIL AND PEOs
PLATE OF LINE. The most palatabls eud efica
cous preparation of Cod Liver Gil known, for the
care Of Consumption, Scrofula, Coughs, e. Id,
Asthma, Bronchitis, AMI all scrofulous humors
For sas by SCHWARTZE Il SON,
(Ageuts for Washiugton,) Pa. avenue, aext door
to u. s. Hotel. nov 10 I'm
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NEW AND CHEAP FAMILY GROCERY.
IOsEPI W DAVIS Qste and for many years con-
u nected with the City Post Office respectfully in
forms lis friends and the pabiic that he has opened
O new and cheap FAMILY GROCERY, at the cor
nsr of Ninth street west and street north, Wis.,
be intends keeping every thing usually kept in a
Grocery and at the very lowest prices He in, ties
particular attention to his stock Of Teas, which is
very fac and cheap Buyers will find it to their ad
vantage to give him q cali. de 9-3l*
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DOR rem IA PARLCR AND FIVE BED
Il chambers, all fitted with ges. Location. Tenth
street, between and 6, west side, second dwelling
above McGuire's Auction Store on the corner Ct d
ana the avenue. JOHN GREGORY.
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METROPOLITAN he CHA MICS
I'M. INSTITUTE, (Pa. avenue, over Parksr's
Storey SCHOOL OF DESIGN is now open tor tie
winter session the evenings of Tues ays, Thurs
days sni Saturdays, between the hours Of and
O'Clock.
Glasses for ladi-s, gentlemen and juveniles.
WIN. J. whitaker, Priucipa
dec 1l-dlw*
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MARTINS UNRIYALLED AMERICAN CUI-
wi: TARS constantly On taud at he Agents. Aiu-
sic Dspot. HILBUS H1iZ.
dec IL
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NOR SALE-sEVERAL FARMS NORTH OF
Z Washington city, containing from thirty-fve TO
one bund. ed aud fifty acres, convenient to churches
ard schools. and good society, firm three to six
mii's from town. Persons desirous # market,
dairy, or farming land, would do we'll IN applying to
the subscriber, near Blsdensburg.
nov 4-lm CHARJES DIGGES
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PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
NJ ". GAIT 4 BROTHER VIII open this dag >
MI. magnificent a srtroent OF Fancy Jsxel.y,
s,lytrware, Fine Fans, Silver Card Cases, Card
Trays Porte Monnaies, and bijouterie of every d..
scrIption.
Persons in want Of prerents would do well to
make their selections whilst our stock Is complete,
and avoid the usual bus lie Of the holidays.
M w. GAIT BRO,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th SITS.
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DOOhS TO LET ON CAPITOL HILL-TWO
LII coTnfor table Rooms, furIishe o. upfurnis I'd
will be rented on very reasonable terms AppIy ut
No &c street north, between Delaware avenue
and First street, or to JOS Hedrick at the Capitol
dec 5--1wk
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F0UH PHEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
=, A,so, can Accommodate q few BOARDERS~ st No
A7o street, between I'd and Sd sts :, back of A.
Charles Hotel VIM " WoNn e'
dea 12-Iw& W. "0oD.
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EoR sALE-7 900 LBS. BUTTER, 100 Blu nE,s
Potatoes. and GOO bushels Apples all Of supe
rior quality, and will be sold in quantities 10 su
purch sers. Nc LELLAN & CO.,
street north, No. Al, next ioer east of
dec 9-4t% Old Capitol.
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A VERY DEsIRABLE STORE TO LETT
n store on the east side of Eleventh street, Oh g
door north of Pennsj lvanie Avenue, lately ocsu-
pied by Mr.. Dyer az auction and commission
store, is for rent low to good tenant. Also, the
House above the store Apply to
G. A. RANDALL,
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D0OMS FOX RENT.-PARLOkS AND CnAM-
IL bers, neatly furnished and pleasantly situated
may be had ct 544 Pa. avenue, q few doors
west Of the Capitol. dec l2-lt&
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EOR II E Mt OR SALE.-THE MODERN
4 Four-story Brick House on Thirteenth ST. eet
near e, east side The house is in good repair. dry
cellars, and to good te ant the rent will be low
Possession given on the LIST November Apply to
oct 30-tf JAS. c. MCGUIRE Amer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-12

EH1R RENT-BUT ONE SINGLE ROOM, VERY
L comfortable and neatly fu7n shed for rent 10
the three story Brick House, opposite Willsr:S' Ho
tel Apply on the premises. tn FRIEBUS.
dec l2-1th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-12

DOR sALE.-THE LEASE AND FIX FURES OF
L first rate Grocery Stand. For particulars
| enquire at Esquire Grubb's, on Eighth near st.