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MEN AND BOYS
Spring and SsssNn,e,. Ci0fE;I,o.

Consisting" # the sery latest mportations, made trim
ned anu cut IN The latest style and fashions. And as
our intenti tlisSpring is sell to none but those
that are strictly PROMPT, or for "CASH )" the induce
nents We shalt offer will be such as TO justify all to
give thorough examination OF cur Stock beioie pur
chasing. Our spring and Summer stock 1 all kinds
mas been selected with every care and as one a our
firm has given his entire attention 70 prI chasing IN
this and European markets yen vii. ind the largest
aud most complete as,orin ntn our line ever offered
by any house in the UNITED STATES.
We shall use utmost endeavors satisfy al who
may favor us with IN examination, feeling confident
that our assertions will meet with the appreciation Of
one and all. 80 .yf
As We are now the oldest Clo hing House in he
West and the thorough kiowltdg, We possess in pur.
chasing and manufacturing AID our intention isto
10 pr mpt business you Will ind il to your interest
to call and examine prices. Allow US through Til,
to return eur thanks to old for their long
and continued patronage; and new traders wishing
to avail themselves pf fine selections, will do well 10
call and examine the Mammoth Stock which will b,
on exhibition at our house during the Spring and
Summer Seasons. '-re ~
MARTIN & BROTHER,
No. ia Main street St Louis No
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GREAT LEcrURERs.-Thomas Carlyle, Douo-
las Jerrold and Victor Hugo, we see it an
nounced in some of our exchanges, will short
y visit this country on lectursng tour.
The st. Louis Intelligencsr in speaking of
this mental feast in store for some of our
country men, says that thisis pleasant an
nouncement, but neither Hugo nor Jerold
viii be looked for with such eag.rness
IS the morose philosopher Of Ws:sn;c
hoo, who has left the print of his broad
hand so Enthusiastically upon modern litera-
ture. Carlyle must be an old man now, as he
has been diligsnt writer for over thirty
five years. and be was no immature beginner
when his first essays appeared. OF late we
understand he he has suffered severe domes-
tic Affections, which have given more SOM
bre cast to his naturally gloomy view of men
and things. His vigorous frame is bowed
and his hair is as white as snow. Quanto
mutatus from the hale, bold, thoughtful
looking man ten years ago! But his fine in
tellect has lost nothing of its power-his
strange style is as picturesque as ever.
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NE " FIR VI.

ur AZ .tE W FIR II.
WV eAi4soN, 4# ..t.. 4. ID. RAND,
HENRY EATON, H. b. DOWNS
lave associated themselves under the name and
IL style If CARSON, EATON Co., Of Gulcns
and Wisconsin, aud
1ao d. RAND 60 CO.,
Of Burlington, Iowa, for the purpose of manufaeiur
M al selling Lumber, Shingles and square Timber.
ihey have their new Mills now in full operation
Having spared no expense in procuring The bes, ma
ch,nefy, they atter themselves that in the ensuing
summer the can offer vey superior article # Lum.
osr FEB. "a, IS.
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BRING SMELLING BorTLE FOR THE Epi-
TOR or rHE FAIRFIELD SENrISEL!-We took
tho liberty the other dav of accounting for.
the admiration expressed for our Minister to-
Spain by the above Editor, and showed that,
unlike much Of our paper currency, it had q
satisfactory metallic basis. But what, to US
seems remarkable and unaccountable is that
he takes it in high dudgcon, and even hints
that he will not hereafter notice us at all -
It is an stack upon his ssprivate character !"
II he thinks the matter 10 detrimental to his
ssprivate character" he should not have en-
tered into the arrangement. But no one else
does. If he can get few hundred dollars
out of Uncle Sam, for Government Adver-
tisements it il all well enough. Itprove
he has strong friends at Court.
Don't feel bad about it my dear sir? Don't!
We never dreamed of blaming you, not at
all. We ourselves puff our advertisers and
patrons Is in fact do most publishers! Why
should not the Sentinel? But go it strong-do
it up ssBrown!'' Wswill hold your hat, or
back you in the matter to your entire salts
faction. Don't give US any more one horse
puffs short of a ten jackass power
will do justice to the subject and meet your
obligations! Don't let the Gazette get ahead
of you if three of its owners are olIice-holders!
ssShow yourself man." aud don't be sniv-
cling about your character!
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5Aa lO, RAND sa DO.
r.. ~ Rsxn & m

h.. - RAND & CO.,
I NX.OIS to dispose Of their present large stock
"a OF Lumber, to make room for still larger stock
in the spring. they think they make il to the in
ter.st Of all who wish to purchase to give them call
and find out what Lumber ought to sell at. feb
E0R SALE-275 barrels Lard, $50 bbls extra clear
j pork, 200 ID mess pork, 5000 shoulders and few
more Of those fine sugar cured hams left.
feb ~ 81. 1851 Il. ID. RAND & co.
Henn, Wili,arls & Cos. New Map Of
4ss iowa. a..a.
'HE undersigned having been appointed agent
i for the sale Of the above aiap Is tils prepared
TO furnish tera 10 the trade at the lowest whole ale
lrltts ordsrs thank fully received and promptly
attendy1 to. ss = j. LgcDksBj mF
Busling ton, Iowa. Feb 81. '55 ,.ts
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Boston, Feb. q.
The four O'Clock P. NJ. train of YESTERDAY,
from Lawrence, when near Lowell, ran into
carriage, containing four Irishmen, return
ing from a funeral. The carriage was demo-
ishsd and the four occupants instantly Kill
led.-,if fs-f
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ID UlH HALL for eat
IL mar '55I CORSE'S.
laInKi Of m Expedition against Fort Du
Haddock, for sale at Una 3s55l CORsE'S.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
Il e. CD ~ HH III w 4
For 1865.

M Il have commenced receiving. and shall have
w completed by the first If March, our large full
and well assorted Stock of
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NEW - 00ks.
DA NAY Just reeeh cd by express and for sale at
mar al CORsE'S.
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BosToN, Feb. &c.
The homestead farm of Daniel Webster,
in Franklin, n. H., was sold at auction on
Thursday, for $4,000. Rufus L. Fay, of
this city was the purchaser.
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BosToS, Feb. %.
Hon. William Jackson, form riy IN ,mher
Of Congress, and q leading free soil pollti-
clan died yes srday Mt his residence.
The Royal Mail steam hip Asia, Capt
Lott, left heTe at 10 O'clock this forenoon,
with 50 passengers, and % for II .lifax, ami
$526,62O in American gold.
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y ~ q DItVI II z II.
No. Ia Main street, st. Louis, Nc
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-l-51- Il -4----- IL ooHiti.
MAY and D cem''er, aatale If welded lie, bv
vi Mrs. uubbacA. -at CORSp,s W
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silver Ware.-Just Received
CULVER table and tea Spoons, Il rsa,e by
~ Feb =. A. w. 4 W CARPENTER
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The House passed the Navy AMI fortiioa-
ton bill, and the bill establishing United
States Circuit Court for the District of Cali
fornia.
The rules were suspended and the house
took up the old soldiers bill from the Sem
ate.
The further consideration Of the bill was
postponed until tomorrow.
While debating on the Senate's am end
ment to the army bill, news came that Mr..
Benton's house was on fire. Great excitement
ensuad, and the House took recess tAl I
O'Clock.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS.
SENATE.-The navy reform bill was taken
up. Its consideration was postponed in order
to afford Mr.. Cass an opportunity to pres n,
to Congress the sword of Gen. jackson. In
making the presentation Mr.. Cass improved
Ne opportunity to pay tribute to the memo
~ of Gen. jackson. He alnded to the pre-
sentation of the sword of Washington. and
in passing spoke Of offering TIE cane OF Frank
liz, which was at the Same time deposited
~ the side of the sword of his great COLA
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New York, Feb. %.
/ Hon. Henry Pierpont Edwards, one Of the
Judges OF the Supreme Court, died last night
after protracted illness, aged As.
1t is rumored that fight between the no.
torious Hyer and Morris ,y is TO come off in
this vicinity within week for a purse Of So
so, the money being deposited, and all the
arrangements made. tt#s
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NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRy

GOJD PENS. ~ 2
ooi received, a superior quality of Gold rcns for
y sale by feb 27.1 A. W. wv. CARrrNIyp
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,IAE Sons ef the Sire. history If Tie ri,e 49,,
T@Ss all destiny Of 10 AiaoE.ss o. ar,,, az
prJhaolc influence on the next Presidential el'.,;
TO which il addetl review Of the letter ~ ,ho IN,
Henry A. Wise, against the Know Nothnrs ~ ~. ~
American. For sasc ut - an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-21
As the Religion of tn. BibIs ts tbs

republican religion OF America Is DE GRATH 4 co g
ELECTRIC OIL compounded by A. E. SMITH, Chemist of
Philadelphia the national remedy for pain That
the most distressing complaints few
thousands testify who long suffered
many who unable 70 walk from bed without
help May Of most estmabe citizens helped
OF their crutoes In day within the last few
WELL and living grateful witnesses
i've power Of this innocent and pleasant remedy
tie children lave been soOthed from
quiet sleep ans vigorous health Frightul
Ebscessss piles OF the excrucstng kBd
Ing, heartrendng burns and wounds, womb
complaints aud internal hsmOrrhage gendIar swangs
the most obdusste character nsmmatory rheumatism
neuralgia, the most excruciatDg diointsd and
limbs and Treasures felons aud painful gatherings erupons
aud Irritating skin complaints and chsppsd hands and
tooth and ache IL the stomach approaching
very agony OF death. and than all his have been
speedily and easily cured by De Grahs national
ely the Electric OIL" % SOnih Eighth its
mission in the OF the lovly the
OF the rich beware Of countsres and dangerous inta-
tons Come direct 10 the Oe 80 South Eighth street
tween ChesBut and walnut PhilSdephia. dec
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BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS,

TRAY & BALLANTYNE, 4aS SEVENTH
~ ST., have on hand an exceeding -r.
large and fine collection Of elegant lE5yfsFSG
ly illustrated and bound BOOKS .s-s-sszzkX
for the holiday season, comprising x.aaAAazy
all the New Gift Books, together with English
and American editions OF the Poets and standard
works.
choice. Some beautiful new ones Just received.
Bibles and Prayer Books in every style Of bind
ing.
Children's Toy Books dissected.
Picture Books and Maps, Drawing States, Ca
bas, Writing Desks, dc.
Netc B oOkS just rseeirsd.
Luther's Christmas Tree, illustrated
Dunellan Manse or, Times and Trials Of the dis
ruption, by Mrs. Patterson
Miss Bunkley's Book, the Escaped Novice
Fanny Ferns Rose Clark
The Blind Girl Of Wirtemburg, by DR. Morris
Prescott's Phillip the Second, vols
GRAY d BALLANTYNR,S
dec lp-T 49S Seventh st.
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about much resemblance n the glorious de ys
France the adulteratsd CHEWING TOBACCO usually Of
fsrsd bear genuine VIRGINIA AKTICLE sold by IEN
NETT 4 BEERS, Richmond.
Being the spot and In daily intercourse with the best
manufacturers OF the State
ing the first pick Of the choicest cops they
IDENTIFY gentlemen who order they
will furnish article which will their wArmest COM
meniation.
wise. nov la-Im
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Baltimore d erkets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2I.-FlOur is dull, and
prices have undergone no change. Howard
Street and Ohio held at $500, but there is no
disposition to buy at this figure. City Mills
is held at IS 81.
Wheat is heavy, and prices are unchanged
fair to prime reds 81 75al IS, good 10 prime
whites 81 S7aSl 95. Corn has declined; sales
cf white and yellow at 75a76c.
Provisions are dull and dropping. Mess
pork was firm at SO So Bacon-shoulders
l2!c, sides 1910; the supply is light Lard, in
bbls., l2c, in kegs 13c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-21
New York Markets,

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-Flour is firm; sales of
$500 bbls. straight State SS.25; Ohio $500,
Southern SO. so.
Wheat is quiet; Gales Of 1900 bushels
Southern white at 20; Southern red -,
Western red S1.95. Corn has declined; sales
Of CO. 900 bushels Western mixed at est.
Pork Is frm; sales Of go bbls, mess at $50.
Becfis dull; sales ofl5O bbls. Chicago repacked
at $3.50. Lard has declined; sales OF 800
bbIs. at l2S.
Whisky has advanced; sales of 900 bbls. ct
39t for Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-21

NOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
" elry, Fancy Goods, Guns, &C., at Auc.
tion.-We will sell EVERY EVENING this
week at our Auction Rooms. a very large assert
ment of Gold and Silver Watches and Jewelry
such as Geld Ear Rings, Breastpins, Bracelets,
Finger Rings, &c, including large variety.
Also, a large assortment OF Fancy Goods, suitable
such AS Shawls, Gloves, Pocket Handkerchief
Comforts, and large assortment Of Clothing.
Also Glassware, large variety, altogether FERN
ing an excellent assortment, worthy the attention
Of purchasers, all Of which will be sold without
reserve.
WALL, BARNARD Il CO., Auctioneers,
- -.b-.- South side Penn. Av. cor. Ninth st.
dec 17-d1w Intel
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Richmond Republican. December 2fth, 1882
say that CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE is quack medL
They had IN their press who afflicted with
violent Msrcurial rheumatism, who continually
n the back, limbs aud Joints his
hal everiSh and mattery neck swollen throat sore
and all symptoms Of Rheumatism, combined
bottles Of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him.
editorial notice above they bear testimony
its wonderful Effects and their only regret f. all
suffering disease OF the blood Of the
stznce 81 such medicine. They cheerully recommend
their certificate and notice full around the bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-21
Few Orleans Markets, &c.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 20.-Cotton-Sales yes
terday "a, 600 bales; to-day 5000 bales mid
ding SC. Business was brisk yesterday; To-
day It is spiritless.
Sugar is better; fair Orleans Tie.; (whiskey
(rectifed) 33c.
Sterling exchange Il premium.
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TO THE LADIES, ESPECIALLY.

MANY NEW THINGS FOR THE PRES
I'VE ent season.
A large and most choice lot Of superior French
Embroideries
MANY sets Linen and Cambria, suitable for Ladies
in mourning
Misses embroidered Collars and Sleeves
Ladies' He ad Dresses, F ancy and Breat fast Caps
Valenciennes and English Thread Laces
Also, full supply Of Imitation Laces
Black French Laces, all widths
Black and white Blond Lace
Black Lace Falls all prices
Extra rich embrsideTs ID uslin Cellars and Sleeves
A large and choice assortment Of handsome Bon
net and Sash Ribands
Black Bugle Flowers, very choice
A Jorge assortment Of French Flowers-roses and
punches
GlOve-t9ps, white and colored
A large assortment Of low priced plain and ri b
embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
A full supply Of ladies' and misses cotton, ne
rino, and raw silk Hose
Children's merino and raw silk Gloves, all sizes
With almost every article usually found IN
Lace and Fancy store.
Keeping none but the most choice go DIS. and
having moderate prices, l respectfully solicit
call from the Ladies wanting articles in my line.
Mrs. b. f. Cuttings,
No. IA, Penn. avenue, betsen 9Th and 9th sts.
dec 19-6teo
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eStocks Market,

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Stocks are firm.
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 72i; Cleve-
landand Pittsburg O.; Cumberland Coal Com
pany 22H; Erie Railroad 81; Galena and
Chicago Railroad III; Illinois Central GO;
Michigan southern 94i; Michigan Central
Railroad IS: Pennsylvania Coal Company 9Si;
Reading Railroad "a; Virginia 6's g7t; Mis-
souri, 6's 90.
Sterling exchange is dull.
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Charleston Markets.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 20.-CottOn-sales of the
week IA 900 bales Prices advanced &c on re-
ceipts of the steamers news. Good middling
9Ic 9ic Receipts of the week l6, 900 bales;
stock on hand IS, 900 bales.
Rice is unchanged. Com Is declining
white corn So GOO Freights are unchanged
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MARRIED,

On the 10th instant, by Rev Andrew 6 Caroth-
ers. Mr. JOHN T. HOOVER to Miss CECILIA
J. NA1LOR, both Of this city.
On the Goth instant, by the Rev Andrew G. Ca
rothers, Mr.. THOMAS F. SANDS, to Miss ANN
T.. DAVIS, both Of this city
On the 18th instant, by the Rev Lemuel Will
mer, Mr.. WALTER III. NARROW, Of this city,
Maryland.
On the 10th instant, by the Rev. M d. CONWAY,
ABRAM G. WAYLAND to MARGARET
KENNEDY, all Of Orange CO., Va
On the Goth instant, by the Rev. George Hildt,
Mr. GEO. A. PERR1E, OF this city, formerly Of
Charles CO, Md. y to Miss HELEN PARKER,
Of the latter place
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MISS MORELYHAS JUST RECEIVED,
w from New York, another lot Of fashion 40
able MILLINERY, which will be opened 81
on Saturday, at her rooms, 3Oi Pennsylvania ~
avenue, up stairs.
- N. B.-Apprentices wanted. dec III
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TELEdRAPHIC NEWS.
FOR THE EvENIsG STAR.
Arrival and Deuarture Of Steamers

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-The Steamer Herman
arrived here to-day from Bremen and South
ampton. She left the latter port on the 9Th
inst, consequently her dates were anticipated
by the Asia.
The America sailed from Halifax for Liver
pool at o'clsck this morning.
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q
81 Paul u now In Washington business connection
with the General Land Once and will be prepared trans
act business In connection with
above delightful Territory He u 81
mens for the purchase Of aArge WARRANTS
upon equitable terms Those having dispose would
do well to consult Mr.. s. before sacrificing them. per-
s0nsl Interview IL solicited Address KrkwoOd House.
REFERENCBs
Hon W. A. GORhAM, Governor Of Minnesota.
Hon. H. d. RICE Washington u. @.
Hon. ROBERT SMITH, Alton, Illinois.
JAMES r. WHITFOED, Esq, New York.
BORUP CAKES, bankers, S. Paul.
dec Il-2vs
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS ut
ID AuGtiol.-On SATURDAY morning. De-
Cember 22d, at 10 O'Clock, on the first floor of
Woodward's new building, few doors west of
the auction rooms shall sell, without reserve, a
beautiful collection of rich Fancy Goods suitable
for holiday presents, comprising an entire Invoice
of Chinese Goods
Tables, Desks, Card Receivers
Tea Caddies Fancy Boxes, &C.
Also, splendid lot Of Bronze Figures, Orna-
ments, &c.
Also, beautiful Parton Marble and China Figures
Vases, Pitchers, Tete-a-T ete Sets
Gard Receivers, Match Safes, Paper Weights
Rich Crystal Cut Decanters, Tumblers, Goblets
Champagnes, Wines, Cordials, &c.
Terms cash. JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
dec 20-d Auctioneer.
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TO THE LADIES.

HAVING INDUCED MADAM DEvO, OF
New York and Paris, to exhibit her -.
choice and very superior MILLINERY for 81
few days at our house, we hope this effort ~
will meet their appreciation, and induce their
presence at the opening, on Monday next.
Should this be encouraged, II win not cause our
exertiOns 10 relax in endeavOTing to please.
We also call attention to fresh supplie' Of MU-
SIC, PERFUMERY, COSMETICS, &c &c.
THE LAKES, 5O4 Pa avenue,
dec near Adams EXPRESS
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II HoofIand's German Bitters, prepared

and sold by DIR. Jackson Medical Store 100
Arch street Phsde phis daily increase in their we
served celebrity for the OF all Diseases arising
the liver These Bers have indeed pro
blessing the afflicted who show gratitude by the
hatering testimonials This medicine has
for itself that competitors, however willy their
schemes seductive their prOmises cannot reach.
gained the public confidence by the immense benefits
have been derived from IT. and xiii mainin Its
ton. advertisement. I2-Sm
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GRAVELLkD

COM POSITION ROOFING.
HENRY E. WHITE, 81 NORTH GREEN
street, Baltimore, Nd, is prepared to exc
cute orders for the above ROOFING, and will
sell the materials on the best Of terms, and viii
give instructions gratis TO persons wishing 20 com
mence the above business.
N. b. From years experience viii be able %
furnish the best article now In use.
INV 22-Im8
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFT
" Books ut Auetion.-On MONDAY even
ing, December 9th, at 6H O'Clock, at the Auction
Rooms. shall sell an invoice Of ANIMALS, AL
buns, and Standard Books, in rich calf, antique,
morocco, and papier mache bindings, consisting,
in part, Of
Shakspea Byron, Moore, Burns, Scott
Mrs. Hemans, Addison, Goldsmith .
Spencer, Lamb, and others.
Also, one hundred rich Annals, Albums, and
Gift Books Of different descriptions, beautifully
illustrated and embellished.
Also, lot of Gold Pens, ckets, &c.
Terms cash. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
dec ed Auctioneer.
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ARNY,s CONFECTIONERY,

-fO' oFJ bkID6k u hEhI, UEUh1kTUWN.
NOW IS THE TIME AND THIS IS THE
~ place. to engage your Christmas and New
Years CAKES, such as those, for which we
were awarded SILVER MEDAL by the Metropoli-
tan Mechanics Institute last winter. An elegant
lot now on hand; also, splendid assortment Of
BON BONS, CUPIDS, and FANCY GOODS
for all kinds Of Entertainments, at the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable terms, in any
part Of the District. -
Georgetown, d. c., Dec 17-2w
"a - Qnt., Union, Il Organ.)
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trsctve beautiful specimens Of Photographic art
exhibition At WHITEHURsT'S GALLERY, the
AABROTHPES. They truly beautiful Picture, and
In some the old familiar Da
ss5reotyPe Tho Gallery contains quite large collection
OF Photographs paper DaguerreOypes OF the United
states supreme Court members Of the United
states courts President Pierce and Cabinet and many other
pubic men OF The Nation. visit WHITEHURSTS GAL
40 f4 PonnsylvAnia avenue. 10 well worth the trou
Die and the time. 2s-d
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PRESENTS.

~ 50 boxes nsw CHEESE
so boxes new BEHRING'S
90 boxes Pineapple CHEESE
100 boxes PIE FRUIT and PRESERVES
10 boxes MINCE MEAT, I'm jars
500 dozen assorted WINES and LIQUORS
SO, 900 Havana CIGARS
Fol sale low for cash. by
JAMES p. LEVY,
Grocery, Wine and Liquor Store,
dec lS-eolw 44 Penn avenue.