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AVOID ALL OUAOKERY.

4 Nd TAKE MEDICINEs PREPARED BY A
n PECULIAR PHYSICIAN ONLY. LIFE PRO.
LONdED, CURR POR Alb PAIN, COUGHS
COUGH, LIVER OOMpLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, IN
DIGESTION. SOUR STOMACH, sCROFULA, ALL
SKIN Ss A AEsUPTlONs, AND ALL FEMALE COM
DIX. J. S. RO5z's cELEsRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years practice
Philadelphia. His preparations are for each
complaint, and have been we'll tested and approved
tisnts.
4 RENKDY FOR each DIsEAsE."
DR. ROSES KxPEoroRANf Oh COUGH SYRUP
For the radical cure Of consumption cold. hoarss.
ness, asthma bronchitis, splitting of the blood in.
mmatton OF the lungs or throat, and all pulrncn
sumption, taken In time, but it fortih.s the sys
tenn against futur. attacks As a Congh Medicine
1t Ia the best in the World. 1t is used aud re-
commended by physicians at home and abroad In
bottles, Is cents, 50c and 81.
DR. Ros1s THoopINo CoUaH SYRUP.
This preparation always givss immediate relief,
prevents in6a mmstion Of the Lungs, and Dropsy
IN tia chest, AMI effects cure in few days-Prioe
SO cents
GROUP SYRUo-rhis remedy Is never known
t. fail, and has saved thousands Of children-Price
Is cents.
De J. 8. Rosl's DTsPEFrie Or LIvHa Coxpouap.
sure cure for Dyspepsia Sour Stomach. Indi-
geston, and Liver Complaint. This Com mround used
Will OE. hose PillS mas cured thousands
Of confirmed Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. 1t Is
tonic, Alternative. Stom Oh and LIVER Msdicine
and was highly recommended by the celebrated late
DR.. Pbysok-50 .ens
Dr.. J. .. Roses AHTI-suloUS OR RAILROAD PILLS.
30 csHed, be ,auss they 60 ahsad Of all other pills
In their good eatcts; as an active Purgati7s or Ca.
thargic Medicine they have no equal; free from
yrpnz, carrying of al! secre;ons and bile from the
stomach and bowels. they can BE- taken at ell sea
sons. by both Sexes Of all ages and without r.card
70 weather or exposure. II taken with DIR. Ros.'s
Reves ard Ague Tonic Mxtur., they will prevent
and cure the most stubborn cases OF Fever and Ague
" Bilious e vers-l214 a1d Is cts.
De. J. 8. Rosz's GOLDEN PILLS.
tor Failing Of tins Womb, Female Weakness
Debility, and Relaxation. This disease heretofore
treated by bandages, trusse,, and ex terna support
which c,n only prove psIliativ.s yields completely
20 tho use OF these tonics, strengthening Golden
Pills 500.
FEMALE sPEoIPIC A remedy for painfu,
Acnstruation. Leucorrhes or Whitas-tl
DR.. J. s. RosKs PAIN CuKIR will cure Stiff Neck.
Sore Throat, Pains in the face, Side Back or Limbs
irsm Cold, Cho!ic, Cholera Morbus. &C. It cures
Sprains, Chilblains, Cramps Pains in the stom.
Ach or Bowels. Price l21z. 25, and SO cts
80 Persons of delicate constitutions by nature.
or thoss VINO have been made 30, by the use OF tie
quack medicines, or any ether cause should real
DIR. J Roses Medical Adviser to per IONS in Sick
ne's OF in Health, which book can be had without
charge, of
z. D. GILMAN, c. srorT s. CO., W. II. GIL
MAN, j. W. NAIRN, PATTERSON 4 NAIRN. D.
y. CLARK, H Il. scrHERsON, W. T. EVANS.
klDWELL LAWRENOE, j. b. MOORE, Wash
iealSrs in Alexandria, Virginia.
nov Str
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3 Al L g, &c,
GRAND OPENING SOIREE
AND EXHIBIIT0N

Jhof. ID. w: MUNDER respectfully announces
i to the public that his opening Soiree and EIb;-
Dtion will take place at Mr.. Farnham's Hail. corner
ra; rn avenue and Eleventh street, on TUESDAY
EWxENlNG, Was, January 9th, 1855, and continue every
No time or pains will be shared To male his so;-
rees the most select and agreeable Of the season.
The following Fancy Dances will be introduced
In the course of the evening:
La File du Savateur, by misses
La Snolenska, by miss
La Cachuca, by s misses
Scotch Pas SeuI, by misses
Gavo. de Vestres, by Mr.. Muuder.
The well known regularity of his Soirees last sea
son Is sufficient qua ante of full attendance
this year, and all those who have participated will
look upon this opening with many bright antic pa-
tons, and the beginning Of ''sure enough" Happy
New Year. ian 0-dto,h
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Il q A r III E WITNES
RIGHTEOUS VERDICT!

RHEUMATISM, COUGH, PAIN IN SIDE, &c.
W. ONDERFUL cure after Fix years suffering Of
w one OF the most highly respectable citizens OF
Maryland.
many cures made by Hampton's Vegetable Tine
tns.
KlNDALL's GROVE, Montgomery Co, Md \
=. December 3, 1854. {
Messrs Mortimer & Morbray:
Gsntlemen-In 1874 had what nv doctors caIled
violent and combined attack OF Chronic Rheuma-
tlsm and Gout, from which | was confined TO nv
bed for three months. l had the very best physi-
! which gave me any permanent relief. Not having
| ease from pain day or night, became much emaci
atcd my whole system mass of disease, literally
speaking, from the crown Of my head to the sole of
my feet. had to hObbIe abOut-IDost of the time
| confined to the house; at times so helpless that
had to be assisted to my bed. was also afflicted
| with a dreadful cough, great shortness of BREATH
sore throat papitation of the heart and pain in INV
side so bad could not lay on it. My appetite en-
urely tailed me- gave up all hopes of being restored
to health again. continued thus to suffer on from
io44 to 1850, period of six years At this time my
daughter saw at her grandmother'sa pamphlet with
numerous certlfoates of cures made by Dr. Hamn-
| toms Vegetable Tincture.
knew some of those who certified 10 cures per-
formed on themselves and friends. was resolved
to give it a trial. | informed nv doctor of it. He
objected; but my suerngs Were 80 great that pro-
cured one bottle, and, before had taken the whole
OF II, felt much relief, which ENCOURAGED me 10
pclseVeIe. AFTER taxing tile second bottle | was
better than for the past six years. my appetite re-
turnsd-cough, pain in the side, sortness of breath
&c, nearly all gone. | continued using this won
derfnl medicine until had taken seven bottes ac-
cordlng to the directions; and am happy to say
Hanpton's Tincture, and that alone restored Inc to
perfect health, which has continued up to this time
"a period of three years am in the 65th year OF
| my age. weighed yesterday 235 lbs, and 1 never
felt better in my life One of my neighbOrs was al
| 80 affected, like myself with Rheumatism, &c. He
has also been restored by the Tinc,ure heard OF
other cases; but am satisfied this Tincture, il
tried, will speak for itself My only object in de-
scrbing to you my suferings and the way obtained
relief is to induce the afflicted try this Tinc,ure
which has, under the blessings OF God done 20 much
for me.
Yours, respectfully,
HENRY GATHER.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures Of
Cough, Bronchitis, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys-
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. As a
female medicine or for delicate children we believe
it unequalled.
Ssld by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, l4O Balti-
more reet, Baltimore, and 3O4 Broadway, N. York
CHAs. SToTT Co., J. B. MOORE, ID. B. CLARKE
CLARKE BOWLING, w. ELLIOT, and H. McPHER-
SON, Washington also, by R. s. F. CT Sell, George
town. and c. G. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gsls everywhere. jan Str
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HOW TBEY DO THINGS II FRANCE

The following anecdote, which we
translate from the Paris correspondence
of the Courier des Etats Unis, besides
being amusing, suggests q contrast by
which 1T would be well if we could pro.
fit:
After recent accident on q railroad
near Paris, the directors took immediate
measures to compensate all those who
had suffered In the affair, although the
road was not in the least to blame in the
matter, and it was one of those occur
rences which no prudence can avoid.
The travellers had been taken to their
destination with the greatest dispatch in
good carriages the wounded and bruised
had received all imaginable attention,
| and compensation in money was made
at once to all who demanded it, without
any dispute as to their claims. The di.
rectors thought that they had arranged
everything, when gentleman of respec-
table position in the Partisan world, q
man of note and wealth, whose name is
well known, presented himself at the of.
nee OF the company, and addressing him.
self to the clerk whose business it WAS
to attend to such claims, said, with a
most bewitching smile, and in an easy
way:
"Sir, was in the cars at the time of
the accident
All, you were in the cars ?''
Il was, sir; here is my ticket"
And you have come to claim DANA
ges!"
"Of course am"
You were wounded 2'
"Eot at ALL"
Bruised 2"
Not in the least, thank God"
Then what claim have you on the
company?"
1.-The fact is, was neither wounded
nor bruised, but | was compelled to stand
in the open air for whole hour, during
a very cold night, while they put things
to rights, and caught cold severe
cold" Coughs.l
Il see /; and you claim damages for
your cold!"
Yes, SIR"
every good. What do you charge
for your cold 2"
"Well. think forty franks would be
none too much"
,"Agreed-forty francs. Is that the
whole2"
No; my spectacles were broken in
my pocket by the shock; they cost me
eighteen francs; it is fair that you should
pay for that"
Very well. Forty and eighteen make
ifty.eight."
| Excuse me.p
els there anything else 2'
Yes. When 1 came to Paris. WAS
naturally anxious to set my friends at
ease about my safety. I took Q cab,
which kept seven hours have q large
circle Of friends-at two francs an hour"
THAT is fourteen and fifty Eight are
seventy-two. Is that all :"
"That's all"
The cashier counted out the seventy.
two francs the gentleman took the mo-
ney, gave a receipt, and departed per-
fectly satisfied.
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EXPECTED NEW YEAR PRFsRN1s

All mo branches of business conducted in tbis
Sy, drtceries, perhaps, Of all others afYo I'd tile
s..s s' Prouts and should have the prefe. ence for
80 an, ano no one In that business can continue #
no,ss et' are not prompt in ssttemsn. by thort
s.rnsstS An Desirous Of closing up for the past, 1
ss,,,o leiGes. aii who are indebted to oalI aud
settle VI bout delay - "NN
III m Iurtnsr give notice that ell future bills
LEI MAy De Contracted with me must be m sde
nee to, and with the dis inct understand.
nos.. =. a are 10 be closed monthly, by cash or
80 - usys, which have prepared for the pur.
80, s1eept 'uch Of my old customers who have 81.
A.. o. prompt. z. d. P. KING.
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DEN NTIST RY.

nR. MUNs0S respectfully csl public attention
~ TO his new, patent, and GREATLY sx .ess,a
IMPROVED method Of Sc ting Artificial K44AR
Teeth, with Continuous Guin-the very &xlTS0
PERFECTION OFT<KA AkT. Tais styis
OF Teeth has the follow advantages over ell others
VIZ: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, CON-
fohT, and BEAUTY, sieing with Nature In these
respects, and some others excelli2g. Public inspsc
ton is respectfully solicited Please call and Soc
specimens.
CAUTION-No other Dentls. in the Distric. Of
Columbia has right to make this style of Teeth.
N. b Teeth const;tutionsl,y hea,thy nlugsed
and warranted for life
omcs and house st No. 2a9 street, near tho cor.
ne. et rsnn.yiSAsia avenue and lath street.
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UNDERTAKES. &c.

CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKER.
THIS undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends, acqaaintancss, and ths public gener,I]y
that be still continues to execute all orders In hs
linz OF 6usinsss In tia hegt risnner and ct the ehor
ct notice.
REPAlHis9 ne>tly and promptly executed
FUHEAALS attended, 10 a.
the shortest notice, and Ia the bes. e<szsszS0
manner. Botiss pre:srred "a tie mos: pcr3st Ssnn
re, ersn 30 ths socY>msss recty.y
.AAnkfui for past fsvors, he would respectfully
solicit, and VII enicayor 20 meTi. oontinuAnce OF
the Same. ANTHONY BUCHLY,
Pa. ave, g. side, between 9th and 10th SITS.
Resicsnce: Mr.. Martini No 2p5. street taird
house east Of ?th strest mar lily
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

4 VERY LAKIE ASSORTMENT OF INGLISH
II Bibles, Episcopal and Catholic, Prayer Books in
most extensive collection ever before offered in the
District
Also, good assortment Of Cutlery and Fancy Sta
donery. just received, and for sale at great bar
batns by E. K. LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street,
d0s 30 6,,0r0otown.
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THE THIRD ANNUAL GRAND BALL
N OD2GO MIRY GUARDS {

Will BE GIVEN ON
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. sth, 1865
AT JACKSON HAIL..
'TNHB MONTGOMERY GUARDS resoectfu,ly In
l. torn their friends, civil and Military Of Wash
ngton ana Georgetown that tina, they will eivs
their third Annual Or nd Bail ut JACKSON hall
1855. q
The Montgomery Guards p,sdae themselves tha,
n pains or expense shall be spared to make this
equal to any Of the seasen.
Prosperfs Cornet Bant IL engs. ed for the oc,s
sion
Refreshments will be supp led by an able and ex
pefienced caterer.
No hats to be worn n the Rail- Eoou, excar. hv
tbs Milttary
Gentlemen wishing Invitations for ladies will
please leave their names and address at It. Feeny
Penn avenue.
Tickets ONE DoLLAR-admittIng gentleman
and ladies; to be had at the Restaurant Of james
ncnuelly. Pa. avenue, 1t. Feeny's, VIM. Greason's
Michael Brsdy's, and ct the principsl hotels.
Committee Of Arrangements
Capt Key. LtRc,iy.
DR. Duhame', LtFeauy
. Surg Moore, sgt mcsnirr
1t kslleher, Sgt Burk.
Or MIR Maher.
Oo,nmi,te. on part of the military.
Col W Hi"kay, Gen Jones,
1t Col Kelly, Maj ksyworth,
Acj j Middleton, Capt 3 1sts
Capt Osrringtoa, Capt Towers.
Capt TAFT, Capt schwarzman,
Capt Byrue, Capt Bright,
Cap Reese, Capt Smith,
Capt Jamison, Capt Peck,
Capt shekells, Capt Lassslls.
On the part oftke Citisers.
John " Maury, pichd Wallach,
Jcnah ID Hoover, Beverly Tucker,
McNerhany, Jpo 7 Towers,
W " Ssaton, Jno C, Riye.
Floor Managers.
Lieut. Reilly, Sgt hcHnry.
Gee l9-dtJAI8
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SUPERIOR HARPS.

w A1ave tins day received very superior toned
eay nAhP, from ths celebrated Partisan manu-.
1851. s'0~' eA"'oi"'" !" ~ nuon'
..n ons desirous Of purchasing, BY gising US q
i nave the opportunity to Obtain one Of the above
Mn.ic nasN1s nInsssumsnts. HILBus Z HIIz,
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UNDERTAKEN.

T WOULD RESPECTFULLY return my thanks 70 the
! citizens Of ysshiny yton and It's vicinity for theil
past patrousge ami say that owing to the frecss an,
sails In th. Undertaking branch Of my business, ]
have been inducsi 70 diecontinus the mauusacture
Of Furniture, aud turn my attention fully to the
UNDERTAKING. hsT. spared no p,ins to have
every thing that Ii requisite to my business, and
An therefore fully prepared 70 meet any order aftsl
. few moments notice, and assure those vino u msy
give N, cxl that viii spare no pains "a carry Cut
saer orie.s % their sntirc Satisfaction.
JAMHs =. HARVEY.
20 4to, Tth st. tstussn 6 end a.
n. B.-Cst!s ATTENDED to at al honys Of tie night
mar ElY
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER
PURLISHEb, and containing
nearly d uble the quantity OF
ree ling mstter in that Of the
FIFTY CENTS Oh DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS
IT treats on the PHYSIOL0
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret isfirmities and disorder
Of youth and maturity, re-
sulting from excesses, which
destroy thsphysical and men.
tai uOWera. with ohservatjona
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B. II. GILLET,

B. II. GILLET,
Co N ellor at Law,
Office and residence In Franklin Row, corner OF Z
and Thirteenth street oct a8-dly
ENINELY BOUND EDITIONS AMERICAN AND
Il Engli~h OF Burns Byron, Campbell, ecott, Bry.
ant, Sou!hsy, HaAsck, Longfellow, Wordsworth,
Dry den, Cnancsr, Moore, Thomson, Oowper, and
many othsrs of the most esteemed English and
American poets, most OF Them imported from Lon
don by the undersigned; some OF them miniature
editions for the pocket others Ct oe aIo size, richly
ornsmsnted and illustrated
Cae26 FRAEOK TAYLOR.
VIM. HAUNSCHILD,
PAPER HANGER & UPHOLsTERER.
4 MEXICAN and French Paper Hangings and
II Uphoister Goods, Pennsylvxnis avenue, betw.
Sc, entsenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington,
DC.
VIM. Haun8ehild begs issve to inform his friends
und the public that ha has hand large stock Of
TIench Gilt and American Transparents.
Also, Hair, Moss, Cstton and Shuck Mattresses
which he will dispose Of at the lowest prices.
oct 10-3m
JUVENILE BOOKS, FOR YOUTHS OF EvkRY
q age, for sale in great Quantit embracing most
Of tho works 4 the most esteemed writer's Of
tn class in England and America
Also, few London editions Of the same, and 6ne
collection Of French Juvenile Books, 8 lected
dec ~ ERANCK TAYLOR.
DENRHYN AND IRON NMANrsLs-Msy be seen
rable article, At the Of Penusylvsna avenue
and Tenth street, over tie Washington Savings
Bank. RALPH HASkINe.
nov l8-eotf
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aooDs AsS 70 SE SRw6EDs s6kD OF 81
CHkAP.-An those indebted 10 US vii please come
forward and settle up, e 1t Is very important our
books should be clo-ed. HALL BROTHER.
dec U-eo2W
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COFFIN WAREROOM, DC.

~" J. WILLIAM PLANT 4 CO, UN-
BzAssD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4l6 Sew.
enth street, between and H streets. Intefments
procured in any ground or eemeterv. Collins, Caps,
Shreuds, Carriages, Hearre, and every article for
intermeots Of tns best quality furnished at short
notice, on tie most reasonable terms and at all
hours Of the night. Having the exclusive right Of
Crumps Patent Corpse Prese1ver, We gusrsntre to
keep the dead for any length Of tine. co LIFT
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DA. j. b. GlBBS, Den DIST. ha.
;S1ESE.S removed his Office from ~ street 10TH
0A1I1Dhouss of Dr. Arthur, Pa. svenue; 6etw
18th and l3th streets.
cot ll-3ms
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EHINE EDITIONS, FINELY BOUND, OF HAL
L lam, Mscaulay, Rcscoi Swift, Robertson, Glib
bon, Prescott Bancroft. Irving, Scott, Theirs,
Alison, Msckintosh, Burke, Bacon, Mills,
Hume, Cooper, Bulwer, Gillis Milford, Rollin
Arnold, Ranke Milton, Lamb, Schiller, Web
ster, Schlexsi, johnson
And many others of tho Eost esteemed prose wr
tsrs, most of thsm imported from London by the
subecrit or, many of them just opened.
dec 2S FRANCK TAYLOR.
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< GHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.-sTEVENS 0rt wns
- Hotel, s prepared to make Shirts to massure,
and warrants them in all cases to st.
Gents troubled with bad fitting Shirts can be
suited at STEYESS'S Salesroom.
dec Brovpg Hotel.
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Private Medical Treaties

PATHOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
MB.J.A CROIX, NJ. D.,
ALBANY, N. Y.
$50 Pages and l3O Fine Plain and Colorsd Msho-
graphs and Plates.
~ Price only 25 Cents. 7R
Arsent free Of postage to all parts OF the Union
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
MRKE PRESSES AND A FONT OF BOuR.
GSOIS TYPE FOR SAFE

WALLACH ZEE offer for sale ut the Office
pksss g -. - =. EUsn,ng 10 Star, one ACHINE
hour, dnahls medium sheet, BOTH SIDES Ar oyoE. re-.
Rssiinz u % most perfect manner One MEDI.
= IA shiIh PAESa, in good order, and one POOLs
EAf hAAAaE PRE5S. These presses will be sold
Nv os Aiso, eae font OF BOUsGEOIS Type, weigh
. nov Stiff
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.

Al. o lec'iIed one Of Neill, Dnrop Co.'S first pre-
"a mum fisnoe, splendid instru uent in tone
.nu oesaty OF fvorknsnship. Call and examine fur
a.. ssses, Nsill, Durop Co.'S Pianos received the
80 p.emium a. the lateeXhibiton OF the MARYLAND
Annle1te over all competitors.
uoc IL UILBUS 4 HITZ Aoents
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70 They had fog at Chicago the
other day so thick that broker took
four pistareens for half eagles.
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MATHEMATICAL IEsrRuMENTs.

AIRS. G. ANDERSON has received large and
Nl complete assortment Of Mathematical Instr u.
ments and Drawing Matsria Of superior quality
The Math. matical instruments are chiefly Of Swiss
mandatory in cases, N well as Ia separate pieces
Water colo rs and oil colors Drawing papers Of ev.
cry quality.
All o, Studies In IL. Al ~ a", Painting.
dec 0-tf s70 Psun, avonus
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dec n

1'kAN5-ALLEGaANY BANK AND SELDES
i Withers Co.'s Notes purchased at the highest
rates.
Uncurrent Money, Land Warrants, and Virginia
Scdp bought and sold.
Drafts on all the principal cities cold to suit pur
chassrs.
Persons at a distanc sending me Trans. Allegheny
notes or Land Warrants, may rely upon receiving
the best ratss, end remittances made by draft on
any city in the Union.
HAMILTON G. FAINT, Banker,
dec 9-3m No 482 Penna avenue
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JUST RECEIVED, per Schooner
u Paulins, TWO HUNDRED AND NINE TOMS
WENHAM LAKE ICE.
L. j. MIDDLETON,
Once so side +, next to corner 18th ST
Depot corner 18th and cts west.
nov IA (Nat Int, Union, and Gen inel)
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d DEMEMBER, JOHN p. ELLIS HAS AN I'M
III mense assortment Of Fancy Goods suitable for
Holiday Gifts which he II selling cheap.
No. $50 Pa. av., bet. eth and 10th sts.
daa l6-tf
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i nounes the completion of the preparations for
the FESTIVAL Season.
In addition to their ordinary stock (Which has al.
ways been characterized by elegance and ysriety)
they have received choice selection of b.sutifu,ly
illustrated and taStsfully bound books-arGcl.s of
''vertu" In Porcelain, Bronze and other raanufac-
ture
Writing Desks In Papier Mache aud rosewood
Card Baskets Enkstaacs
Ladies Cabas, Cigar Stands and Cases
Porte Monuaies, Taper Soands &c.
Together with gener, assortment Of Novelties,
remaI kabie for combination Of the useful with the
ornamental at prices suitable to the ar zan or mil.
EonsYe.
Book and Stationery Store, near 9Th st.
dss % If
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INTERESTING NEW BOOKS.
DAsr Meridian, new Boot. by Mrs. Sigournsy
i Discourees on Truth, by Dr. 81. Th0rnweu
Land OF the Forum and the Vatican, by Newman
Hall
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