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CHEESE, BUCKwHEAT, PICKLES, &c

CHEESE, BUCkWHEAT, PICKLES, &c.
40 boxes choice Goshen county CHEESE
~ 10 casks fine PINE APPLE do
$500 lbs BUCKWHEAT
200 bbls. PICKLES, ready for use
IS boxes do In jars
boxes de- English P ca6%e oNIoMs
21o whole, half, and quarter boxes bunch and
LAYER RAlSINS
20 boxes Valencia RAISINS, for cooking
purposes
10 boxes fresh Leghcrn CITRoN
500 lbs. new Zantee CURRANTS
$50 drums new Smyrna FIGS
IS boxes Malaga FIGS
3caSes PRUNES, in fancy bo1es and iars
2bbls, PRUNES, very nice article for
cooking
boxes LEMONS
Loco lbs. Bordeaux, Ivica, and Narseilles Al
MONDS
1900 lbs: WALNUTs, PEcANs, FIL-
BERTS and PALM NUTS
100 bushels GROUND NUTS
OLIVES, CAPERS, MACCARONI, VERMA-
CELL, SARDINES, &c.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND SNUFF.
$4,000 CIGARS, comprising some Of The most
choice HAVANA CIGARS ever imported
IS boxes TOBACCO, Of all grades
All varieties Of w. f. Garnet & Sor's SNUFFS
Together with large and complete assortment
OF every article appertaining 10 a well conducted
STORE.
The subscriber, in acknowledging the liberal
patronage bestowed toward him FOR the last four
years, hopes, with his large increased facilities
and personal attention 10 the wants Of his friends
and customers, to merit continuation Of the same
WIN. NJ. GRIPS
dec I7-ec6t
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FLORA's DIcrIoNARY-Thisi is the title of a
magnificent quarto volume, gorgeously bound,
and a ft Christmas gift for the loveliest of the
fair scx. It's two hundred and thirty embel-
hshed pages are gems oftypographical beauty,
with upwards of five hundred truthful repre-
sensations of FlOra's treasures, while other H.
lustrations are colored in life-like style. These
exquisite portrayals of flowers, are illustrated
by appropriate selections from the diversified
fields and gardens of literature. The selec-
sion and arrangement of the whole work was
by Mrs. E. w. Writ, of Virginia, and is a
monument to her literary taste, the execution
of the work is creditable to the publishers,
Messrs Lucas Brothers, of Baltimore All
booksellers have it for sale-all devoted beaux
will select 1T as the fashionable christmas gift
all bellies will receive copy.
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TO The LADIES, EsPECiALLY.

" II T.
MANY NEW THINGS FOR THE PRES
lv1 ent season.
A large and most choice lot of superior French
EmbrOideries
MANY sets Linen and Cambria, sui able for ad les
in mourning
Misses embroidered Collars and Sleeves
Ladies' Head Dresses, Fancy and Breakfast 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 embrsidered Muslin Cellars and Sleeves
large and choice assortment Of hand some BON
net and Sash Ribands
BlacK Bugle Flowers, very choice
Jorge assortment of French Flowers--roses and
punches
Glove-tops, white and colored
large assortment Of low priced plain and rich
embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
a full supply Of ladies' and misses, cotton. me.
rino, and raw silk Hose =
Children's merino and raw silk Gloves. all sizes
With almost every article usually found in a
Lace and Fancy store.
Keeping none but the most choice goods. and
having moderate prices, l respectfully solicit
call from the Ladies wanting articles In nv line.
Mrs. b E. CUTTINGS,
NO. IA, Penn. avenue, beteen 9Th and 9th sts
dec 19-6te0 " 49,
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BOOKS FOR CHRIST,1.S

GRAY & BALLANTYNE, 4aS SEVENTH
" ST., have on hand an exceeding
large and fine collection Of elegant EEIHfA
ly illustrated and bound BOOKS -kGH0
for the holiday season, comprising
all the New Gin Books, together with English
and American editions Of the Poets and standard
works.
Our collection Of Juveniles in very large and
choice. Some beautiful new ones Just received
Bibles and Prayer Books In every style Of bind
ing.
Chiidren's Toy Books dissected.
Picture Books and Maps, Drawing States, Ca
has, Writing Desks, &c.
Nec Books jvst ysssivsd.
Luther's Christmas Tree, Illustrated
Duneiian Manss or, Times and Trials Of the dig
ruption, by Mrs. Patterson
Miss Bunkley's Book, the Escaped Novice
Fanny Ferns Rose Clark
The Blind Gill Of Wirtemburg, by DR. Morris
Prescott's Phillip the Second, 9 vols
GRAY BALLANTYNR'S
dec l9-3t 400 Seventh st.
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Secretary of Union Association
<NOTTCE TO THE VOTERS Of the
~ CITY OLE WASHINGTON.=Nnn er-

TNOTfCE TO THE VOTERS Of the
~ CITY OF WASHINGTON.-Nop per-
son can vote at the next election In this city whose
name Is not returned by the BOird OF Assessors as
subject to the school tax for this year
Therefore, every free white male citizen Of the
age OF twenty-one years and upwards, residing In
this city, whose name is not on the pol list, and
all other persons, are hereby notified that the
In the City Hall, from 10 O'Clock a m. until 3
O'Clock p. m, from the fifteenth to the thirty fest
day Of December, inclusive, Sundays and Christ
mas day excepted) for the purpose Of revising the
poll lists Of the several Wards, and Of adding
thereto the names Of such persons as mayshave
been omitted and Of making corrections In the
same; at which time and place they, are hereby
invited to attend.
- THOS F. HARDNESS,
Secretary to the Board Of Assessors.
dec 14-dtDec31 81
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~ Tho Queen of Greece, saws a naval
officer, is very fat and large, and has a foot
like Juvenile elephant, which, when it
strikes the Sod is death to all creeping insects.
Judging from her physique, (he says,) if
had job of house-cleaning to be done, do
not know any one so capable of performing it
efficiently as the consort of King Otho.
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gyraIr oy TIKI MORNING PRESS.

The IuteltigsHesr, discussing the DEBATE Oh
Yesterday in the House Hall, says:
"The sitting was consumed, until ~ o'clock
by a discursive debate, IN which various gem
tiemen defined not only their own positions
but descanted upon the opinions Of others: Ii
any Judgment can be formed as TO the effect
of the days discussion it must necessarily be
that parties are diverging rather than concen-
trating. and that there will soon be three
marked divisions, each strong enough to de-
feat either of the others, and no signs Of coali-
ton. The debate was listened to by the
House with calmness, apparent interest, and
occasional mirthfulness.
The Union argues that abolitionism is OPP
posed to National Conventions; and contains
an extract from letter from the physician of
Senator Douglas, bearing date on the 18th
inst, saying that he was improving in health,
and he hoped that he (the Senator,) would be
able to return for W ashington in the course Of
the ensuing week. The same paper earnestly
enforces the duty Of standing by Irregular
nominations.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,

In the House, yesterday, after VIC went
to press, the out-of-order debate was con.
tinued by Messrs. Campbell, Allison, and
Jones of Pa, Washburne of Illinois, Walker
Of Ala, Smith of Va, and II. Marshall, until
they adjourned, without balloting for a
Speaker
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SOMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIES.

lust OPEN ED AsNEW SUPPLY OF
y beautiful and desirable GOODS, suitable for
presents, comprising in part
splendid line Of Sebastopol Collars
French, Scotch and Guipuie Worked Collars
Sets Of Sleeves and Collars, from 81 to $40
Plain and embroidered Linen Sets, from 8 to "a
Worked and Lace Collars, from IS ce ITS TO &c
Also, great variety Of emb'd Hdkfs, Chemi-
zetts, Swiss and cambria Bands, black Lace F alls
Black and white Mourning Collars and Sleeves
Hemstitched and plain Linen Hdkfs
Kid Gloves, Kid and Buck Gauntlets, &c
am Offering great inducements In the above
named goods, and respectfully solicit an early
call. MRS. X. q. ETCHISON,
No. ~ Centre Market Space,
between 9Th and 9Th streets
P.s:-Kid Gloves at only SO cents per pair.
der 1S-3t
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HARPER FOR JANUARY, received from Joe
ShillinstOn, is magnificent number, contain
ing, among other good things, the opening
chapters of Dickens's new story, Little Dor
rit " The pictorial Accomplishments to 60 vir-
ginia illustrated" are remarkably spirited
representations of Southern, and especially
negro, life
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SUTHERLAND SEASONABLr CHRIST,
MAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
IN VIEW OF THEAPPROACHING HOLJ-
Il days, have provided large and varied as
sortment or useful and substantial articles suita-
bic for presents such as
Robes de Chsmbre, for gents, of the richest Dat
terms and styles, in Cassimeres, French Flannel,
Mousseline, French Chintz, Of my own manufac.
ture
With Scars, Cravats, Stocks, Ties, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, POrtemonnaies, fine gold and sill
yer headed Canes, Gents Dressing Cases &c.
The public is respectfully invited to examine
these beautiful articles at LANES
Gents Furnishing Store 424 pa avenue
dec 19-eo9w
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CHRISTMAS CLOSE AT HAND.

WILLIAM GRIPPE, CONFECTIONER
w AND DEALER IN FANCY GOODS,
most respectfully to inform the citizens generally
and his old customers in particular, that he has
just opened large and most splendid assortment
Of Fancy Articles, Foreign Fruits, Toys, &c. !;
consisting Of Dolls Of every description, Work
and Fancy Boxes to suit all tastes; Toys OF every
manner and kind Foreign Fruits Just arrived
and fresh Confectionery Of all kinds Cakes,
Pies, and Tarts In abundance, all Of which he Is
determined to sell at the most reasonable price
The Confectionery part Of the establishment
being conducted entirely by myself, the public
can rely on each and every article being perfectly
pure.
The whole establishment being now omen To
public inspection, invite everybody to call and
judge for themselves.
WIN. GRIPPE,
NJ "a avenue, south side, opposite Jackson Hall,
No. AS, bet. ID and 4 \ streets dec Is-Iw
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RICH HOLIDAY GIFTS,

1hOBHDAX
RREASPINS, EARRINGS, BRACELETS,
GOLD PENCILS, STUDS, SLEEVE But,
TONS, FINGER RINGS, SILVER SPOONS,
ALBATA WARE, PLATED BASKETS, &c,
all or any Of which will be sold cheap, by
WIN. H. FORREST,
No. $50 north 9TH street. near Market
n. B-Highest cash price given for old Gold
and Silver
yewelry made to order dec IS-Iw
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G20 REWARD.-RAN AWAY FROM
ROO the subscriber on Difficult un, near Geo
w. Hunters Mill, Fairfax County, Va, on sun
day, the 9th instant, a NEGRO WOMAN. HAVING
with her child six months OF age, nearly white
The said woman Is delicately made of a copper
color, Is about feet Inches in height, and Il
supposed TO be in the neigh borhood Of George
town, ID. Z. The above reward will be given IN
taken In Georgetown or Washington. or The ad-
Joining Counties, and secured so that pet her
again. CHAS. w. ADAMS
dec 17-6&
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NOTICE.-WE SHALL, AS USUAL, Is
" sue all open accounts from our books up TO
the zeth uitimo. Those TO whom they will be
same Those who prefer not to have tteir bills
sent Will ind them ready made of at Cur desk for
delivery. CLAGETT, DODSON & CO.
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LIME, WOOD AND COAL.

LIME. WOOD AND COAL.
1S00 BUSHELS LIME, WOOD BURNT.
icOO just landed, in good order and Of supe-
rior quality.
Also, Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD, COAL,
&c. All Of which will be sold low for cash a, ~
punctual customers WIN wARDER
Corner 18th and c streets, No. 5as.
dec I7-eo3t
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HTHE FIRST ANNIV SARY
~ meeting Of "The Missionary Society" Of
the Assembly's Church will be held in the said
Church, corner 5th and streets, on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, the 10Th instant, at O'Clock.
The exercises will consist Of singing and speak
ing by members Of the Society.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
w. H. POWELL,
dec 15-SMW* Secretary
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ESPECIAL CARD.
~ NATIONAL THEATRE

Lessee and Manager. C. JARRETT.
The Management is happy to announce to the
citizens Of Washington and Baltimore that he has
succeeded in pefecting his arrangements for pro-
ducing In the course OF a few weeks at the above
Theatre,
A STERLING PLAY,
with the entire cast Of characters sustained by the
MOST EMINENT ARTISTES,
brought together from
VARIOUS SECTIONS OF THE UNION,
now upon the American stage, whose standard
worth and abilities are universally &C knowledged
The brilliant array of genius, the
"CoNsTELLATIoN OF STARS
that will be presented will form an
INTELLECTUAL FEAST
never before offered to
ANY AUDIENCE
IN ANY COUNTRY
AT ANY TINE.
Theremembrance ofwhich lllineer in the mind
Not for Day, but for all Timer
dec 17-eo3t
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ID AISINS. ALMVNDS, &c.
~ so whole, Y, and \ boxes RAISINS
1000 lbs. Bordeaux ALMONDS
1000 do FILBERTS
1000 do WALNUTS
1000 do PALM NUTS
300 do Zante CURRANTS
50 drums FIGS
kegs MINCE MEAT
Just received and for sale by
BARBOUR l. SEMMES.
No. 81 Louisiana avenue between 9th ard -tb
streets, opposite the Bank Of Washington
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(NHRiSTMAS NOTIONS
~ 50 whole. and 4 bores Bunch RAISINS
500 lbs. Zante CURRANTS
boxes Genoa CITKON
$50 dozen EGGS
boxes LEMONS
SO boxes FIRE CRACKERS
l00, 600 TORPEDOES
bbls. Golden SIRUP
5000 lbs new hulled BUCKwHEAT
50 drums new Smyrna FIGS
ALMONDS, ENGLISH WALNUTS
FlLBERTS AND BRAZIL NUTS
MACE, NUTMEGS, CLOVES and other sPI-
CES
Cooking BRANDY, Jamaica RUM, very fine
Old BRANDY, wHISKEY, WINES, &c.
For sale by w ID. TENNEY,
3. +. cor. High and Bridge SITS, 6eorget'n.
dec l7-ec3t (Organ1
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HAkPER'S MAGAZINE for January
Containing Little Dorrit, by Chas Dickens.
Mimic Life as before and behind the curtain. nv
Anna Cora Richie, formerly Mrs. Mowatt
New York illustrated Journal for January
English History. No. ID, Of Harper's Story Book.
Arthur's Home Magazine for January.
illustrated
New Games and Toy Books for Children.
For sale at SHILLINGTON,S
Bookselling Establishment, Odeon Buildiro
corner N street and Pa. avenue. dec 19-3t
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question. That is, that no other public ques.
ton whatever will be permitted to occupy any
considerable share of the attention of the
House. Half the members are already APP
parently chock-full of from one to dozen set
speeches each, upon il, while the excitement
over it is destined to give rise almost daily to
able and most interesting extemporaneous de-
bate. Fortunately, so far, good humor per-
vades the Hall. We fear, however, that it
cannot last long The subject is the most ir-
ritating one, and the condition Of affairs in
Kansas will lead to elimination and recrimi-
nation in the Hall that must bo attended with
quarrelsome cOnse quehces.
A Caucus.-Last evening, the Democratic
Senators are said to have been rather unex-
pectedly summoned to attend a caucus this
morning. 1t took place, very few being abb
sent By an arrangement, we hear, at Col
Forney's request, it was announced that his
name was withdrawn, leaving Mr.. Nicholson
alone as the Democratic nominee for the Ser
ate printing. From what we hear this volun-
tary act on Mr.. Forney's part will not disarm
the hostility of a single Democratic dissenter
to the election of Mr.. n
The Current Operations of the Treasury De
partment.-On yesterday, 18th of December,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the Treasury Department. S48, 1928 GA
For tho Interior Department. 1881 SO
For the Customs. ............... 1886 OF
War Warrants received and en-
tered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 77,519 81
On account of the Navy. 227, 445 "a
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TSNOTlCE-AFA WILLIE HELD
Az by the Young Ladies Benevolent Society,"
for the benefit OF the poor Of this city, at Franklin
Hall, corner Of ID and Ninth streets, during the
present week, commencing on TUESDAY EVE.
MING, the 18th instant. at o'clock
The hall will also be opened on Wednesday
and the following afternoons, at O'Clock for the
reception Of visitors. dec l7-St
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
~ SO boxes new CHEESE
so boxes new HERRINGS

oV boxes pineapple CHEESE
lO0 boxes PIE FRUIT and PRESERVES
III boxes MlNCE NEAT, in jars
SO, 600 Havana CIGARS
Fol sale low for cash, bv
JAMES p LEVY,
grocery, Wine and Liquor Store,
dec Is-eolW 44 Penn avenue.
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ARNY's CONFECTIONERY,

NOW Is THE TINE AND THIS rs THE
~ place, TO engage your Christmas and New
Years CAKES, such those, for which we
were awarded a SILVER MEDAL by The Metfonolt-
tan Mechanics liz stitute last winter An elegant
lot now on hand; also, splendid assortment OF
BON BONS, CUPIDS, and FANCY GOODS
We are at all tim prepared TO execute orders
for all kinds Of Embellishments al the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable terms, in any
part Of the District -
Georgetown, ID. G Dec I7-2w
(lnt., Union, a. OrganD
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GOO REwARD.-OUR TWO HORSES
pGO ran Off from the corner Of Sixth a.
street and Pennsylvania avenue yesterday ~
morning. One Of them is a light bay, with q star
in his forehead; the other dark brown, has long
black tail and name.
The above reward will be paid 20 any person
who will deliver said horses to the undersigned.
or give information where they are, so that can
get them MURRAY & SEMMES.
dec 1876
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} HAfS!-HATS,

NEW YORK WINTER STYLES oF@
" Beebe, Learv, Genin, with other fash "a \
ionable Genuemenis Dress HATS, fan -
and complete assortment at -
And Gents Fum. Store, ssi Pa, svenus.
dec ST.
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%NOTICE.-THE NEXT COTILLON
M Party of the Military Association will
take place on WEDNESDAY,, the 26th Deem
Der. Members wishing TO procure tickets for sale
uiust apply early, as there will be tickets sold
at the door.
There will be meeting Of the Association on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th instant, for the election
Of officers for the ensuing term IL is expected
that every member will be punctual in attendance
BY order of the Association dec l7-3&
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~SMITHSONiAN LECTURES.-Pro
~ E. ). SMELL, Of Amherst. Mass, will
lecture on WEDNESDAY EVENING, "Experi-
ments illustrating planetary disturbances -
Doors open at LECTURE will commence at s
O'Clock.
The public are respectfully invited.
dec 1927
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DURE SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKY.
Dbl pure Old Scotch Whisky, high proof
do Irish do
10 dozen bottles pure old Scotch WHISKY
lO do do Irish do
For sale by Z. E. WHITE Co,
No. 90 Iron Front, Louisiana avenue bet. q.
and 9TH streets, opposite Bank Of Washington
dec 11-I ~
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GRAB APPLE CIDER.
~ 10 bbls. pure CRAB APPLE CIDER Just
received from Franklin county, Pa. very su-
perior article. For sale by
L. L. WHITE d CO.,
No. SO Iron Front, Louisiana avenue, between
9th and 9th sts., opposite Bank Of Washington.
dec l7-3t
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~NOTlCE.-MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
~ ANCE COMPANY OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.-All policies issued
by this Company will expire on MONDAY, Dec.
I'll, 1855, at O'Clock p. m. Persons wishing a re-.
newal will please attend to 1t on or before that
day. CHAS WILSON Sec
Office Columbia Place, cor La av and 9TH St
dec 1S-d2w
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t-i CONFECTIONERY
LN0k THE HOLIDAYS.-PERSON WIsH.
Il ing CONFECTIONERY for the approacb.
Ing holidays, should send In their orders imme.
diately, In order not to be disappointsd -
t.ft- THOS. POfENTINI,
Successor to John Miller,
No. 25s Pa, avenue, doors west Of 10Th q.
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CENATORS, MEMBERS, OR OTHER per-
- sons wishing a suite Of Rooms Chambers,
for mess or single persons, C be suited at No.
ass 10th street, between ID and r: or the entire
house will be rented reasonable terms TO a
responsible tenant Apply at the dwelling, 4ee.
nov E-6
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SELLING OFF AT COST!
MRS. BEHRENDS (FROM BALTIMORE)
w Is going to sell off her splendid stock ~.
Of Paris BONNETS AND MILLINERY@
until the beginning OF next month. Greater ~
bargains never Were offered in this city. Ladies
VIII please call at her store, $40 Pa. avenue be
tween and 9th streets, opposite National Hotel.
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NEW YORK STORE SELLING OFF.
MISS III. M. MANN, SUCCESSOR TO
w Miss =. J. & M. McGaw, next door to Post
Office, Bridge street, Georgetown, in order to
reduce her stock Of goods before the Spring sea-
son, she will sell at cast a handsome assortment
Of EMBROIDERY, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS, FEATHERS, and FLOWERS.
dec IS-sf&eotf
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FURS! FURS FOR CHRISTMAS.
lust r l. T. v E ID ANOTHER LARGE
~ case Of Ladies and Children's Fancy DRESS
FURS, which we will close out at New York
!urrier's prices, comprising
Stables, Ermine,
Stone Martin, Canada idirx,
Royal Fitch, Lynx,
Coney, Rock Martin,
Siberian Squirrel,
In Mantillas, large Capes, Victorines, Pillar
ines, and Boas, Muffs, and Muffatees
Also, CARRIAGE ROBES, I'm Bear, Hudson
Bay Wolf, Prairie Wolf, Red Fox, and Jennett
We invite those in want Of the above goods TO
call and examine our stock before purchasing, as
they will find Furs much cheaper than they have
heretofore been sold
ALI Furs sold warranted
The goods cheerfully shown without charge at
the new and cheap BAZAAR, corner 9th st. aud
pennsylvania avenue, between Browns and the
National Hotels. dec lS-d1w
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vEN CENTS REWARD-wILL BE PAID
= oythe subscriber for the delivery, st his resi
aence, In Fairfax county, Virginia, Of a BOY,
named Magruder Waters, indentured to him to
learn the art Of farming, by the Managers Of the
washington Orphan Asylum. Said bcy is IA
years OF age. Of fair complexion and light hair.
All persons are warned not to harbor said bow. or
trust him on my account, as the law will be en- :
forced against all such. JOHN GILBERT
dec 19-3tx -
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The Excitenent.-It is very evident to rs
from the proceedings of yesterday and the
day before in the House hall, that if an or
gsnizatiOn shall ever be effected, the session
will be almost wholly devoted " the slavery
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BUILDING LoTS.-FoR SALE, variety Of
ID low price building Lots located on the Island
ing to purchasers. Enquire al J. KENDALL,
ofice between 9th and eth streets, north side Pa.
avenue, I'd story front room, over X Morow's
Exchange Once. D. MfEhLE.
l-fw
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DOOM FOR RENT.-A pleasant Room In the
h third story, with or without furniture Apply
to GEO. WILLNER's Paper hanging Store, asa
Ninth street. sep 2o-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-19

TAKE NOTICE.-THOSE THAT
49, are interested In establishing ferry from
Georgetown and Washington to Analostan Island
will meet at the Mechanics Exchange C street
below Seventh, back Of the Bank Of Washington,
at Ii O'Clock a. mr., on MONDAY NEXT, the
Eth instant. dec 13-3t*
THE MEETING HAS ADJOURNED TILL
THURSDAY next, at the same hour.
dec 1S-ld