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ByJAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE COLEECTIUN OF BOOKS

at Public Auctien-On TUESDAY even
lag, December sth, at 2 O'Clock, al the auction
rooms shall sell, without r serve, about $40 VOL
uInes OK rare aud valuable Books, formerly the
city.
fLis collection consists Of selections from every
department of literature, many OF which are rare
and very valuable, such as the Illuminated Works
Of the Middle Age, Transactions OF The HoI;i-
cultural Society, Telsfft's London, &c, all which
are handsomely put up I'm the most superior bind
ing, and are perfectly uninjured.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery on the
mrrnin. Of the sale.
Terms cash. JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
rovs I'D Aucticneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY E. s. WRIGHT; Auct ioneef
1.-TWO wAREHCUSAs IN 0EORGKr,N

FuNWV w N
l. at Auctien.-wm be sold separately ct
pablic auction, In front Of the premises, on SAT
UROAT, the sth December, 1855, at O'Clock p
m those two three-story Brick Warehouses, sit.
uate opposite the Tewa House, on Bridge stree,
'enouf twenty fee. with depth back Of some hf-
weight feGt. end subject TO an annual ground
rent # fifty cents Fer front foot, being the Ware.
houses long known as belonging to tns estate OF
II. Cramphin, deceased.
Terms at the sale.
dec4 q EDW. 8. WRIGHT, hue..
TtHUICE FRUIT TREES AT AUCTloN.
~ In order to give al persons an opportunity OF
securing portion Of the line Fruit Trees raj ed oy
the late ino II. King, st Valley View Farm, neor
GEORGETOWN, the execut!x Of the estate has deter.
mined TO Offer them 10 the highest bidders on
THURSDAY and SATURDAY OF each week, IN
froEt of the Auction Store Of Messrs Wall. Bar
naId Il Co. These trees are all grated fruits, In
q fOulisbing condition, Of good size, and will be
warranted 10 be what they are represented
CATALOGUES can he had on application at the
above Auction Store, and at the stall, Valley View
Farm, In Centre Market. E. J. KING,
dec Brecutrix.
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TELEGRAPAIC NEWS
REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR.
Moro Trouble In Kansas Prisoners Resclsd
by Mob

sr. LOUIS, Dec s.-Advices from Ksns.s
state THAI Gov. Shannon has telesrsphsd tao
President tho condition Of Affairs in Ean.as
He states that I 900 men had arrived IN Law
renee and rescued the prisoners FROM tho
sheriff Of Douglas county, who were arrested
for burning the houses and other property
aud asks the President to order troops FROM
Fort Leavenworth TO aid in the execution o
the laws.
Dispatches from " eston announce that start.
ling news has been received from Atcbison
The Free-State officers had taken possession
of important papers and an attack on Atohi-
son was anticipated. The officers hal seat 10
Weston for 50 armed men
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Stocks and EXchenQa

NEW YORK, December 4.-The money mar
keith tighter. Stocks arc lower. Canton Co.'S
shares 20l; Cleveland and Toledo Rsilros5
y: Cumberland Coal Co. 2ls; Erie Railroai
Az; Galena and Chicasp Railroad lis; Hich-
* II Southern Railroad 92.; Michigan Gem
tr'l Railroad 94i; ReaiiG< Railroad SCI, In
diana So sI;. Sterling exchange has I'd
Vanced; s: premium.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. washington

y County-To vit:-I hereby certify that
Thomas Jenkins Of the county aforesaid brous BIT
before me- The subscriber, one Of the Justices Of
the Peace In and for said county on this 2)th cav
of November, 1855, as stray, iresr assing upon
his enclosures, a brindle COW about eight wears
old; the ends OF her horns sawed OF; both ears
left, ana a white face. Given under nv hand
JAS. CRANDELL, J. P.
The owner OF the above described Cow is re-
quesed to prove property, pay charges and take
her away. THOMAS JENKINS
Living about che mile southeast OF the Navy
Yard bridge. dec l-3tt
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New Orleans Market.

NEW oRLE Dec. 3.-Cotton has declined
ic. Sales to-day Of 5000 bales. Middlins
edsfc.
1t is reported thst several lives were lost BY
the burning Of the steamboats, at Memphis.
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NR. William PALMER,

p6OFESSOR OF SINGING, FLUTE, &c,
WELDING TO THE SOLICITATION OF
\ several OF his friends, purposes forming Glars
.. sar VOCAL INSTRUCTION., both for Young
psrsons aud adults, and which classes VIII 1e
suitably divided according 10 TIE ages ana sexes
o. the members. -,
Those who are DESTROYS Of availing tnein,, I'VE
o. the facilities thus afforded for learning nocei
Music. are rec uested 10 make early appicsuoa 20
Mr.. WIN. PALMER, at bis res'asaoe'
z street cnHnef l4th.
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Western Steamer Burnt

CINCINNATI, Dec. 3-The steamer Collins
took fire at Memphis, on Monday and was en-
tiTely consumed. The steamer May Flower,
and tn, wharf boat Of DuTal, Algeo a Co,
were also completely destroyed The beats
and cargo are reported to be total Ioss
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- We have received from Joe Shillington
q handsomely printed and bound volume en-
tit.sd lilly HusOn, or Early Struggles
Mics. Continued Hope" tale Of humble life,
;otted down FROM the pages Ct Lily's Diary,
by Alice Gray. 4 giunoa ~ toe pages VI the
hook has Impressed Us with the belle: that it
/, highly interesting and cannot fail TO touch
the heart.
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IL A Fact.-New England Rum bears
about much resemblance TO the glorious ve
France as the adulterated CHEWING TOBACCO usually
bear 70 the genuine VIRGINIA ARTICLE sold by BEN
NETT BEERS, at Richmond.
Being on the spot and in daily intercourse With the best
of the State they have opportunities
Ing the first pick Of the choicest crops con
IDENTITY gentlemen who thai they
viii furnish article which viii elicit their COM
meniat!on.
wise. Ia-rrn
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DR.. JOHN ERICSSON,

MEM Der OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
IvA Of Veterinary Surgeons, and Fellow a.
of the Veterinary Medical Association, %oV
London, respectfully announces to the public Of
Washington and surrounding country that he has
taken the Metropolis Stables, No 253 ID street. be-
tween l3k and 4th streets, where he purposes
establishing . HOSPITAL FOR SICK AND
LAM q HORSES, DOGS &c. Having had ex-
tensive practice, both In this country and Europe
he doubts not Of giving satisfaction to those per-
so.s who shall entrust their animals to his care
Hc may be consulted daily from to 10 a. m. and
from to p. NJ, nov 2S-iw
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~ Prorr Dearath's Electric OiI.-The

Astonishing Cures effected by ths article perfectly
prisips " cured the tuner in the sdo Of Mrs. Mary
CoE,ens, Atlantic street. Brooklyn; cured welcher
Phtsourg Mark Gregg, ksq of Philsdelphs says:The
electric oil is the greatest blessing for
II cures Rheumatism, Headache Stiff Joints Burns Cuts
Bruises, Sore Tender Feet swenss Nsuralga Csked
Bressts, Sore Nipples Piles, &c. The
wait day. The electric oil will you Barnes Park,
500 Broadway Of Duane street. wholesale agents
sold by Mr. BuTch Bovery; Mr. Louie Hudson
Hayes Brcokyn and every respectable druggist In city
town and country.-tN. Y Herald
F.S--Bevare and written SIGNATURE Of pyGRATH 4
CO., each label nov n
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

By 4. GREEN AuctioneeI.
THRUST KS Sal e of VALUs Bile REAL
L E.;ate.-Dy virtie Of a deei IF trust, bear.
ing date the ?5th day OF April, A ID 1s55, and
duly r-corded in Liber J. \ : No. e6 folio.
326, 3e7, 3,s, ard 800 one OF the Land Records
for Washington County I'm the d tvict o. Colurl-
ba will sill at public sele in front Of toe pTeTni-
;, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Decembe.,
1855 p: ! O'Clock. p NJ, Lo. "F !" in tic record
city Of Washington, fronting on North III, be-
tween Twenty fTst and Tweaty-secord Streets,
los feet from y w. cO.Eer of said streets, with
ali the imp ovemsnts thereon.
Terms Of sale: OHe-ihifd I'm cash, and the re-
mainder IL two equal payments at six and twelve
months with interest to be secured by deed Of
trrs: The terms Of sale TO be complied with in
five days, and upou default therein the Trustee
reserves the right 20 re sell the premises at the
risk and cost Of the first purchaser.
All conyeyancing at purchasers risks.
VIM. H WARD, Trustee,
A. GREEN, AuctioEeer.
nov co eoSds
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EyiNE OLD WHISKY.

CSINE OLD WHISKY.
Il IL bbls "Lewis Zeigler'sn Whiskey, dis
titled In wood, now years old, pronounced by
Judges TO be the greatest Whiskey in the country.
The subscriber should here remark ne is constant
" In receipt Of orders from different sections Of
the country for this article persons In wan. will
please calf and examine for themselves
WILLIAM NJ. CRIPPS,
OIL La. avenue let, 9TH and It'll streets.
nov e Ct Nntel)
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GRAyELLED

CON P0s1TlON RUOFIkG
IIENRY f. WHITE, 81 NORTH GREEN
L i street, Baltimore, Nd Is prepared 10 e1e-
cute orders for the above ROOFING, and will
sell the materials on the best Of terms, and viii
give instructions gratis 20 persons wishing 70 con-
mence the above business.
\. Ii. From years experience VIII be able n
furnish the best article now In use.
nov 2S-lms
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COMFORT AND ELEGANCE.

CUNFUhI ANU ELE6ANUb
FFyoDD & CO ARE PREPARED TO SHOW
= their extensive assortment Of RICH FUhe,
comprising the most fashionable styles now IN
vogue.
SABLE,
MARTIN,
MINK,
ANp FITCH,
IN Talmas. Mantillas, vic'orines, Mun., and
Cuffs ard other styles, which are ofereo lol sale
q, 80, ,,1d.Tate prices at their fashionable HAT,
Cap,n5 Ia Establishment, west end Browns
. Marble Hotel, Pa. avenue NO. -s-u
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MAR RI ED.

On the I'd instant, at st. Matthew's Church. by
the Rev. Mr.. Burns, Mr. JAMES M. BELT, Of
Baltimore, to Miss BRIDGET A. GRADY. Of
this CITY
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SUNNYSIDE FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRI-
~ Der desiring to remove South, offers for sale
tnis beautiful and highly improved farm, lying
in AleSandria county, Va, mile from the Long
Bridge, or OK miles from Centre Market, with
easy access by Washington and Alexandria turn :
pike, or Alexandria Canal, which touch the place.
The farm contains 200 acres; 30 acres is in good
timber; the balance well laid OF In arabic fields
cni IaeadOws. Also. about 800 fruit trees OF va
iUus kinds, well selected and planted ia suitable
situations.
Tie Improvements consist Of good Dwelling
House u 5 rooms, beside garret and basement; a
house for overseer and hands, stabling for horses
and cattle, with necessary sheds &C., usual 10 a
dairy and market farm.
Persons desiring TO purchase can get further in
for nation 81 applying TO BURKE d HEEBER 7,
Alexandria or to the subscri aer on the premises.
Terms liberal. EDW. Il. POWELL.
nov l2-eotf
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NorIcE The Washington City Bensyolen t
Society will meet TO nisht at Romans on 18th
street opposite Odd Eellows' Hall.
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WATCH RETURSs.-Georse Barnes, drunk
and disorderly: discharged. SJossphus Hall,
profanity; fno and costs.
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OPENING TO-DAY,
lTNHE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED
Il stock Of FRENCH BONNETS, ever -
offered In this city. "a
Also, Dress and Cloak Trimmings, But ~
tons, &C NJ. WILLIAM,
Market Space, between eth and sth SITS
nov 2Q-dIw
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500 REWARD.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
h living near Queen Anne, Prince Georges
county, Nd, on the 18th Of November, 1855 neyr,
man BILL BROWN, aged about q ears, ABOUT
hve feet high, light copper color, with full suit
Of b sshy hair. He has q prominent lump OH one
Of kls feet He went OF without the Slightest
P'ovocation, and fear Is making for free State.
will give the above reward IL taken in the
sta,e Of Maryland or District 0f Columbia, aud
say II taken elsewhere; IN either case he must
we Drought tome to we, or secured in Jail so that
get him assin WM w ELLIOTT
nov 2S-lWx
THE LARGEST And MOST REL11BLE
= SOC 500 OF PiANO8, GUITARS, VIOLINS,
s,vcen aIS STRINGS. &c, SO, In this
- i on Ge at the great Variety Store
nov x8-y
LyIaST WARD -----------
l. OYSTER ESTABLISHMENT,
Corner OF Nineteenth and II streets,
10 FAMILIES suFra.ed In every styfe,
Eov O. Inns
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.-THE UNDER
IN signed have removed their Banking, tx
change, and Collection Office to No. $50 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, I'd door west from Browns Hotel
SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE d CO.
nov d -fW
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Nyw MUsrc.-We have received from Mr..
IF Ellis. "Priie Of my Heart" and The
yaschmzn."
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WISE.-Capt Jonas p. Levy having sent TO
this Office O bottle Of Due dc Montebello cham.
payne, it was duly tasted, and pronounced Of
as good quality as it was represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-04

LIME CHINA ORNAMENTS, of every
Il style, class and finish, on exhibition at Tie
great Variety Store u JOHN ELLIs.
nov IL 80 Pa. evnue'
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A ESSAY On USES AND TRUSTS and
IA on the nature and operation Of Conveysnees
at Common Law, and Of those which derive their
e.Sct from the statute Of Uses, by Francis VIM.
Saunders, Esq. Second American edition from
the last London edition by George w Saunders,
Esq. and John Warner, Esq. with references 10
later english and American Gases by a menlber
of the philadelphia Bar, 3 vols, in 1, svo.
novel FRANCK TAYLOR
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 4, 1885.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 4, 1885.
This morning our county court continues its
December term. commenced yesterday.
An election is In progress In The First Ward
to supply the Vacancy in the city council oc-
easioned by the death of Major Plain. A. D.
w arheld has been nominated by the Know
Nothings, who hare latgs majority in that
Ward, ard be will doubtless be elected.
The vote upon admitting the Washington
and Alexandria Railroad into our city took
place yesterday. Some small degree Of ex.
element and discussion took place around TIE
polls; but little general interest was mani.
tested at sunset the vote summed up as fol.
lows: -
For the admission. .....,......,3 25
Against admission. ..................I 1853
Majority in favor. ................. 1877
For St Asaph street. $50
For Columbus street ............... 1873
For Alfred street.. ..,.....a........ IL
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Sho"lng clear majority for st. Asaph street
of 48 votes.
All doubts as to the legality of the vote had
previously been removed by the lower board
assembling and receiving notice Of the Alder
mems concurrence. So, at last this vexed
subject Is disposed of.
MIR; j. I; Dowell publishes card In this
Wit proofs, that his stock was valued at sI7, 500
and that he was in company with different in.
dividuals some moments Of every half hour of
the evening previous to the FIRE until he went
to bis room little before 10 o'clock, and that
with the exception of . few minutes, he did
not leave his room until the alarm Of fire was
given. AMI.
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DOOMS WITH BOARD.-AN ELEGANT
HI ly furnished suit Of rooms, with board Also
several single rooms be obtained 10 one Of the
most central and delightful parts OF toe city APP
My at Airs MADDOX'S, no. cI4x street near
Pa avenue. dec t-3t%
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hIEMBERS OF CONGRESS DESIRING
WI Rooms pleasantly located, can obtain them
for themselves and families at No. 453 Thirteenth
street west, between K and F nov 27-St
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NOR RENT-TWO LARGE AND PLEAS
l. ant furnished Rooms, situated on Pa. avenue,
between 10th and 1lth streets, north side. Apply
to Mrs BOYD, over A. Tate's Lace Store
dee 1-3t
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r ACOULTRE L HOGERs's EaZORS.-
Ia We have hns assortment Ct the above named
RAZ0RS, TO which we call the attention Of gen
tlemen who wish to have an easy shave. Also,
STROPS of the most approved m: ke5. SHAVING
CREAM, SOAPS, and everything requisite for
gentle mans toilet.
7. s. GALLIGAN a. CO,
Fancy Goods and Perfumery go Fem. Az,
nov 1S-tf Under Browns Ho'el
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T AND FOR sALE-A TRACT OF LAND,
IL embracing about twelve and a half acres,
part Of which is beaut fully tinbered, situated n
the west side Of the Piney Branch road, about ~
miles from the city. Apply 10 3. J.REILLY,
xace
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NOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par
Il lcrs and Chambers with board.
Also table and transient boaId. Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, 233 street. nov2-t
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Two MEMBERS OF CONGRESS L. 9TH
Z ERS.-For rent, first class dwelling House
eligbly situated, built In the most modern styles,
with all the convenences of water, gas, furnaces,
and finished recently in every department, with
t.s'e and comfort Apply to JAMES J. MIL
LER, conner Louisiana avenue and It'll 81.
l.
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ElOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, sit
Il uated in the First Ward, containing ten rooms
aud gas. Apply on the premises, No. 50 Penn.
sylvania avenue, above 2lst street, or Of James c.
Mcclure, Auctioneer. dec 3-3t
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BAD CUr.-oficer Wise, while operating on
Q cutting box in his stable this morning cut
of the cad Of ono of his fingers. We regret
to learn that his partner, officer Simonds, I'M
fortunately had a smash Of his buggy.
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A TAVERN STAND FOR SALE OR RENT
n for term Of years. The location is one Of
the best on Pennsylvaria avenue and the rent
made moderate to a punct.,al tenant. The house
is situated between I'd and Sd streets, and Oh the
south side Of the avenue. Fer particulars Inquire
of Mr. CHAS. WALTERS, opposite the City
Hall, or IN the rear Of the premises on street.
Aar q
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NOR RENT-A wELL-FURNISHED suite
Il Of Il ooms, u irlor and two Bed Chambers
on one fiooE. Apply to No 2t1 rem. avenue, Pc
tTesu 14th and 18th streets. nov to-u
doom FOR RENT.-A plea SAINT Room In the
IL th,-d stor- With or without furniture Apply
10 GEO LINERS Psper- hanging Store, 4Sa
Ninth street. sep N--u
OTIS FOR SALE.-TWO OR THREE
L. good Building Lots In rapidly improving
neighborhood for sale on tea vsasS' credit. Ap-
ply tOI. II DRURY, WIZ
MISS MORLEY
Is CONSTANTLY RECEIVING WINTER
L MILLINERY ut her Rooms, 3Oa Penna. ~
avenue, up stairs Entrance between MT M
Ridenouris Confectionery and Mr.. Ellis's/WS
Music Store. T-.t
Punotual attention given to all orders which she
may b favored with. nov zsTu
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SENATORS, MEMBERS, OR OTHER per-
- sons wishing a suite Of Rooms or Chambers,
for mess single persons, CT be suited at No
DOS 10th street, between ID and Il or the entire
responsible tenant Apply at the dwelling, .6s
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CHAUNCY WARMER,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
NO. $40 Penn, avenue,
tUNDER BROWNS HOTEL,)
whsnIEaTOF, C.

DR.. q. s. JAMES,
GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
" HOMEOPATHIC College offers his s:rvices
In every branch Of his profession
Oface-Corner Of New York avenue and Fiji
teen,h street, over the drug store Of j w. Nalrn.
nov y9--dlfnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-04

E'OR RENT-THE SPACIOUS STORE and
Il Warehouse now I'm the occupancy Of Gr. IL.
W. Blunt, situated on the corner of Gay and High
streets, Immediately opposite Forrest Hall, in
Georgeto ID. G. Possession given on the 1st
January next. Apply to BLADES FORREST,
COx's Row, Georgetown, d. G..
nov sl-eofu&
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RAsK Z T. 3, BASKETS Ofce, Nursery
- Work, Knife, Toilet, Card, Travelling, Din
ner, Packing and other kinds Of BASKETS, just
received at JOHN ". ELIdS'S.
3CS Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
nov II
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THO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, CITI-
i ZENS AND STRANGERS-MRS SPAL-
DING, corner Of F and Ninth streets has several
fine rooms, which she offers with board.
dee 3-3t&
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BOARD, &c.-MES. BATES, ON THE s. W.
- corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
ispfopared to ACCOMMODATES gentlemen withroom
WIFI or without board. Every effort will be made
IN render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-t
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BUILDING LOTS.-FOR SALE, a variety Of
- low price building Lots located on the Island
and other parts Of The CT y, on terms accoInmodat-
ing TO pure hase-s. Enquire at J. T. KENDALL,
Office between 9th and 9TH streets, north side Pa.
avenue, Sd story front room, over X: MoIrow's
Exchange Office. ID. MYERLE.
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EOR RENT-SEvERAL HANDSOMELY
l. furnished rooms, lighted with gas. Apply 1T
MIS- LAMBS, 200 Pa. avenue, opposite VII.
lards' Hotel. Gee Set
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JOHN JOHNSON
nESIRES To MAKE KNOWN TO THE
IL public that he Is prepared to serve din ner par
Ties 10 gentlemen that may favor him with their
patronage. From his long experience at the bus
iasss he also prepared 10 serve dinners In any Ct
the latest styles.
He was for Ave or six years In the employ Of
Messrs. Willard, as chief cook at their hotel and
will furnish meals to gentlemen
Has for rent a small House, fitted up for a mess
OF gentlemen, and can be found on 6 St, between
18th and 14th, south side. nov 29-1wx
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ARGE BRICK STAELE AND LOT FOR
IL Sale or Rent, being lot No. T. fronting on asst
street, in square 104. ApplytOJ J. Nj. ChuDb, 139
L street, O. 10 CHUBB BROTHERS.
dc f-6t
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- with board. at 4U3 r street, In Union Row,
and the immediate vicinity Of the Patent Once.
dec ste
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90 To 500 PENEsYLyANIAA AVENUE,
" near Tenth street, for your BRUSHES.
COMBS, and TOILET ARTICLES az every
description. John r. ELLIS
nov 6-t-
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GOOD-SlzED ROOM, ON PENNSYLyA-
IA MIA avenue, suitable for Showroom, for
an Auction Room, or display room of any Kind,
and other rooms conveniently connected. for rent.
Location over Wells Shoe Store and Williams
Store Detween 9TH and sth streets, on Centre Mar
ket Space. Some furniture may be had, II de-
partmeDt Of National IEtelligencer Office, corner
Of and 9TH streets. dec 3-3tx
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GkVGERsS
GstGER'S
IaTIANAI pnITTING EAInnN

NATIONAL EOWLIN3 EALUUN.
HAVING REFITTED AID OTHERWISE
Z furnished aad improved this resort Tor these
de iTiur exc else nd amus ement, the former Ia
tross ard gentlemen and strangers gre requested
TO give me call, assuring them that they VIII
mee: with a rec. piion not elsewhere 70 he found.
1t is situated Oh Gissouri avenue near Oh street.
ROW 91-lmS
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INHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES HORSE
l. for the winter. The horse shall be well fed
and attended to. Apply to No. 20 first floor Post
Ofice Department. dec 3-2t*