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ENOR RENT-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES
on n, between 10Th and 18th streets They
contain two parlors, five chambers, servants room
dining room, kitchen and double cellars with
convenient yards and out houses. The buildings
are located in healthy and rapidly improving
part of the city. Rent S21 per month. For fur,
ther particulars enquire on the premises.
iY 1=eO.Ns:
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E>OR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE, on 18th
~ between II and streets, containing rooms
kitchen and cellar. For further particulars en-.
jy eeotf
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WANTED AT BOULANGER'S RESTAU-
w rant.-The subscriber wishes to engage a
cook, male or female, female preferred as there
Is not much to do in this season. He would also
hire an active waiter who has no objection to put
his hands to anything about such an establish
ment. j. BOULANGER
G street, near the War Department
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nor RENT.-THE BUILDING ON ST,
l. near the corner of Twelfth, is for rent, either
in part, OF whole. Apply at the Star office
lie 20-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-10

NOR RENT-TRET THREE STORY STORE
Il and Dwelling, No. st Bridge street, George
town, so long occupied as Emnert's CONNECTION
cry. Apply to Army, next door.
my 25-Iawtf
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WANTED-A PERSON OF GOOD AID
w dress and character, to canvass for subscri-
bers for the Spectator: Enquire at the Spectator
office, over Selden, Withers and Co.'s late Bank
J House. jya3t
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nor RENT.--IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, that
Large thTee-story Brick House, well known as
the best stand in the city for hotel and restaur
ant, on Cameron street. opposite the market house.
and now occupied by Mr.. McGonegal. Possession
given on the LIST Of July. Address LLOYD Il
CO, Claim Agents, Fifteenth street, opposite the
Treasury, Washington, d. c. my 30-tf
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS PORTER
w in store, or driver, by young man
who is well acquainted with the city. He writes
a fair hand. The best testimonials as to character
can be given if required. Address No. 627 N St
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
jy Q-ot&
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HOUSES FOR RENT-A THREE STORY
l. Brick Dwelling, with two-stOr back build
ing, and all the necessary out buildings situated
In Cox's Row, First street, Georgetown. 1t has
spacious parlors and a ccInmodious hall; and Is
considered one of the most desirable residences I'm
the District. There Is an enclosed lot west and
adjoining the house. The premises are now occu-
pied by the Secretary Of the Interior. Possession
may be had on the 18th Of July.
Also, Il substantial two- story Brick House. with
spacious grounds about 1t, situated on the south
west corner of + and Twentieth streets, Washing
ton. Possession given on the 18th of July
Applyto BLADEN FORREST,
je 25-2w* Corner of F and both streets
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ENNE ENGRAvlNGS.-Weh have recently
l. received large lot Of fine French, English,
and American ENGRAVINGS, which we are
selling of at exceedingly low rates.
--1El JOHN F. ELLIS,
je2l 3O6 Pa avenue.
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NOR RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE
IL Terms.-A three-story Frame, with basement,
on New York avenue, between Fourth and Fifth
streets west.
Also three-story Frame, with back building,
on street north, between Fourth and fifth streets
west.
Apply to James w. Barker, residence on street
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
west. DICKSON g. KING,
ap 5-Thtf Georpetown
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CURE FOR HOT WEATHER.

CURE FOR HOT WEATHER.
A RNY'S ICE CREAMS, CAKE, and WA.
"A TER ICES, for which he was awarded a
Medal by the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute,
is highly recommended for the above. VIII be
sent to any part Of the District free Of charge.
Send your orders TO "a Bridge ST., Georgetown.
V9-eotf
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NOR RENT.-TfIE BASEMENT OF FOR.
l. rest Hall, in Georgetown, and several rooms
on the first floor. Possession given on the I'd of
July The main Hall or Concert Room is newly
oenched and will be rented by the night or season,
on moderate terms. b. FORREST,
Je 25-2w* corner Of F and Goth streets
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L'OR SALE.-A SMALL FRAME HOUSE
l. and Lot, No. 50 Louisiana avenue, Washing
ton 1t presents rare opportunity to a person
wishing TO make good investment. If not sold
soon it will be for rent
Also three-story Brick House and Lot, No 81
High street, Georgetown, Lot DC feet front by 1863
feet deep; will be sold low and on long credit.
WANTED-A feTv shares Of Georgetown Build
ing Association Stock. Apply to
E. X. LUNDY,
No. lbs Bridge street, Georgetown; or No. 400
Z street, Washington. lie 2I-tf
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WANTS.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, ACOMFORT-
aoie TWO story Brick House in the ncighbor-
hood Of the City Hall or Capitol Apply at
SCHWARTZE Il SONS
Drug Store, next to U. s. Hotel, Pa ave.
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OAR DIN G .

POARDING.-MRS. DUVALL, No 33l Pa
- avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has severa
large and desirable rooms suitable for families OF
single gentlemen, which she will rent with board
at moderate pricos She can also accommodate
six or eight table boarders. jy9-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-10

Joe SHlLLlNGTON has just received
- Harpers Magazine for July
Putnam's do do
Graham's do do
Ladies' Gazette Of Fashion do
Chambers Journal do
Household Words do
Godey's Lady's Book do
New Y ork Journal do
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
jy2 Odeon Building.
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NOR RENT.-FOUR NEW AND CONVE-
Il nient Brick Houses, brown mastick fronts,
containing parlors with marble mantels, dining
room, kitchen, servants room, and five chambers
each, and situated on Thirteenth street, Island
near the public grounds, convenient to Pennsylva-
mia avenue and the Departments. Rent very mod
crate. Apply at r. ii. Clarke's office corner Of
Sixth street and Louisiana avenue, or at ID. b.
Clarke,s Drug Store, Eleventh street, Island.
mar 6-Wtf
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN a Sit
w uatlon as Seamstress, who understands dress
making and will assist in the chamberwork has
no objection TO 20 into the country Best recon-
Inendations given. Address "P % at this office
il 10-lt*
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HOMES FOR ALL-BEAUTIFULLYA AND
Il healthily located Building Lots, "a feet front
by 100 deep, on graded streets, can, until spring,
be bought at the exceeding low price Of SIS, pay
able 50 per month. Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, Seventh street, above Odd
Fellows Hall. JOHN FOX, Secretary
ian 9L6m
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CRIMINAL CoURr.-The trial of George Rag
Ian, charged with the murder of the white
hostler, Fitzpatrick, which was commenced
yesterday, was continued to-day. AL the tes-
timOpy on both sides has been given; and
when we left the courthouse, at one O'Clock
this afternoon, Mr.. Radcliffe was addressing
the jury in behalf of the prisoner.
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DIC.NIC BASKETS.-Just opened variety
L Of Pic Mic, Travelling, Card, Office, Work,
School and Toy Baskets.
Also, lot Of Fresh Perfumery, from Apollos
ST. Harrison and Jules Hauel, Philadelphia;
Combs, Brushes, Fans, Playing and Visiting
Cards, Card Cases, Porte Monnaies, Jet Goods
Pocket Cutlery, Cages, Music, Musical Instru.
ments, Stationery, &c.
JOHN F. ELLIS.
500 Pa. av., betw. Ninth and Tenth sts
lest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-10

The MONTGOMERY GUARDS announce their
annual excursion for Thursday, the "a Of Au-
gust next.
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GEORGETOWN CoLLEGE.-Very many Of OF
citizens visited Georgetown College to-day, u
rual commencement Of that time-honored in
sttution Of learning.
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some PEOPLE WILL HAVE THEIR SPORT.
COST WHAT 1T MAY.-It will be recollected
that in the programme concerning the fire.
works as published yesterday, it was stated
that, if the weather should prove rainy and
thus cause the pyrotechnic display to be again
postponed, three guns would be fired at seven
o'clock, as an indication to tina: effect. At
halfpast seven, three guns were fired, in, it
is supposed, the neighborhood the Capitol, by
individuals evidently bent on sport-not by
authority of the gentleman having direction
of the fireworks. 1t was emphaticalIy false
report, deceiving many, who, otherwise, would
have proceeded to the vicinity of the fireworks
to witness the brilliant display.
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..sss-----a. .-..asa.s sssasls|-.ls-ss.
COSME TICS.

sis gen nsn 10 prepare tac following cosnacts
ech the nsua eos,iaqnld hsr aye byxAnune hair dye.
sCsss - asoqnsl belle ~Ile ecIe aeon lar
SrniIfrlrr psnade Price = renN For sale AZ s22z
l3fosd Iff sf Bowerv 49, 3lt 40 and f5S GRAD
y snd rs Hu1sor ~ Dsyis and i55 IN avenue New
YORK; M Atlantic NJ AMI ~. Futon sta froosiFn
vsrtsd i, MAJ on rccel,s ~ y ~ Addrtrk pcsmerrn,
tsy "a, Post Cncs, Brookyr
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Nv voW uRAtD-wl1IoN J0n lUnOYA
- Canard mail steamship Canada, Capt. Stone, win
s0vs B'ston - Wednesday, ct noon, Tor Liverpool
IN European mails win close in this city 1t quartsr
- NO o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
II HnAD printed In Rnglish and Hrsneh) win b
yashsd 81 tan o'clock in The morning. Single copies,
u Wrappers, dxpsncs.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition q the
Nsw YRK HAID win - received ct the following places
h Anrops-
lsvuapooI. John Hunter No. Ia 1xehangs street. East
kOaDoa .eandford Co., No. II O0rnhin.
kAAa.... Livingston, Wells Co., Place do h Bourss
n esatsAts Of the European edition Of the HEAD
win embrace ths received By mail and telegraph 1t
Ne eee during The previous week. snd to the hour Of
pQhhaation.
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KMox-posaesslng Unrivallcd Resources Of
znanuia the best workmen in the Trade, Knox fur
Hsbes the public the OF elegant has Of
e.y latter New York They comprise no Ices ;han forty
He ako keeps conapy hand a his elegant store No. 22
eadway, Of nlon street, handsome assortment Of
dtes fs comprising the recherche sty les composed
sehs most valuable uIs 10 ne market well - those less
bags canes umbrellas, and hundred other things less
ul than ornamental AL a N2 Droadway, corner Fulton
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Court Calendar-This Day.

Court Calendar-Vhls Day.
DgrHn1 CouRr-Crcu,t.-Nos 273, q, $40, 300, 400
10 at $50.
1Uy.non cousr.-Nos. as7, $50, SAG, Is, "a, e. 81.
- ISL esS ssS, $751; ssS ga 7od 7oe ne, III 7l2
~, ;s2 sla - s46 $40, s47, sas SAs 26s, 90, 7Sl,
Ooanos PInAs-Part 1.-Nos 3lb $50, 1872, 9ss, ss6,
1ob 1889 l04b 10eS 1885, 1910 1918, 1888, i49 ll76
n.rs a.Nos 1e1 ~ "a &C. - 1850 1892 1los'
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Albert H. Nlcolay will Hold his Regular
weesy auction sale Of socts and bonds this Mon
particulars his advertisement In another column. Cat
IOGues may be obtained at the ONCE No Broad street.
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~ 1855
IEFrtHs0E AssOCIAIIOE.--0RAND OPENING BAH.
A Ihc cfty Assembly Room. fuefiAy eycuiBg. c-en
ter4 lSf5. We have lew nek~s ~ hands
stoye bail We ADVISE The lover. a. Fci tail apply
AZ VIM. HALL a hOkis muko store = . hfosdsAy.
NOTICE FIRST ANU Al rail- or fuE ST. siCTfO
~ ss As ciT- At The New City Assembly Rooms br04f
Nay, lhursdsy evening nersnbsrs Dss Ns.c ~ Ioi.
vtrh's tend. 1lrtcis may be h1f sd a. Mr
ncdvofsh's musle sore, se4 tr AWAY
y A. stars Iresid.n' =. w ,ornweli, Vice President
o. clason, 1tessErcr. . }. moore secretary.
SpLtAL AtTiCF.-IHE TOURO LITERARY IssTf.
- TUE WI give heir s~toud annual bsB a. sipos
IN ituids, evening, Hscs utev is65 ycke W &es
mltug s.uensn ard lsdss, for sse ~ Wan rfasg
fte., 40 Bio sreet Henry Esoriuo, fsl DO rgons
r.ei Lssc .tsen. tsl, atA EovsYy isssr bsrps'eia.
toiLef 81 htffT I'D NasSsu 81 the oud~.re
LIONEL JACOBS. President, 4H bfoa1vsy.
=. sfHrNas, recf~asy, N toseD.
UHE ~ NICHOLAS AfeOCIArfOg-EsTa BLrgsfED
~ beneEoebt che ~ M emp u he
- ND ese usl. ssaond ball ~ ~ n
e lft ItSt inter IitAy Al he Ihnrse Af~uis holas
iensnsgr, rsssi hsyfg nos-es card pptis.sf ynesr
- tsu~ o ne ~ Nictoie AfsarianC1 for faurY tf~ss
Aiio ~ kiFfn m ~ 90 Der~vtsr nt3y
fsss, Ard e s'a'e ~, ~ 10 eunt saL aer1 or
y. lIe efrfrs % fo- ne bsrsff. d 10 asfsc -tar
WI costei fsersiAry. oKo PfEKRR. ffs@deDl
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Meade Photograph, Daguerrco-
pes amhrotypes taken daily In every style In the mag
csnt establhmen as Broadway Goods ct Wholesale and
Re Galleries four doors above the Aston House, free 10
- NH
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Pianos to Rent-Pfnnos by the Best Makers
- rent ut -, - and ~ per month, al THOMAS BAKERS
PIANO a27 Broadway opposite the Broadway theatre
ReAt allowed on purchasing
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Important TO P0cts.-r VIII Pay o25 for the
best witty and ssrcsstc poetica production making from
twenty 70 twenty Eve verses For particulars, address j.
H. HorSld o0eo.
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1nllincry.-A Large and superb Assortment
= des misses' bonnes rbbons feathers flowers and
Asn Eimnings also large stock Of cloaka and tAs
WX 3. lRvINES, liz Canal street.
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Knapp's DaguerreotyPes, Large Size. I'M
e2nding ne case, reduced 80 cens-On hand gold
heDess twenty cent less than JEWELERS. prices. Gallery
semovsd entire 70 At Broadway between Brooma and Grand
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Machine Portraits, One Smiling to 025.-
Dsuerreotypes photographs ambroyps store
lap instructed and nea out In the best style. Gallery $50
bToadwAy.
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Dusseldorf Gallexyl-Have You Seen thl
Blonde Brunette and the sher paintings Just
eoved u the Dusseldorf GaleryY They perfect gems
% and soc them, for they are unsurpassed.
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French millinery Ahead OF ALA Fine
velvet bonnet d; first rate S. Up top, Is So The
3ost style; fine SATIN -; a. the cheap mill
nery and pattern store Of @. BELL Co. Catherine
q Paris, -
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

u rNas COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS s0cfE. R--THg
N regular monthly meeilng wEl he'd Ataday Dee
B a two o'clot r. NJ. a. 1oynoeer Hoel Er1ky m whea
brrs ~ hA puriaL AMI pay 80 meg on.f
ieriy dUcs. IHts TOfNPaE rrss.aeng
c hJfhEp goEH. Fsce prsssisDl
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j viii be published ui- morning ~ O'Clock. Frank
he's Illustrated NevspsIcr, containing ihry eisnt spiena
enstnvnsg nustrBuDF he tr.ncpa events o. us dey,
afnorgs which wl e iouud many views % ar hres peril
adventure ia the Arctic feRons. frsss batst CoD-
ucDal tonvs nloD; Kansas isrrtry; NamIlO'a MgrDo4
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b~I Evacuation bay Hcves Ia the Pax Four a,gravnus
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chic Railway, Portraits 81 Lieutenant haraisi1 Cot A. y
Gray, oswre ~ barrett, kcebe from 10 ise Jrcsurc
Nsachs Theatre, comic e and nearly fort oollJns
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ofcs 81 The day; syrops 81 Ners Local and Densra t
Isms; besiors Intelligence; Law ui.retca Npsi-a
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oi song 70 Bess 81 few tvf n and The lasS ~
repn 1fis showed 70 be ihe besnsi vnp.s
Nv this county For sole a. sgsnas
Communications should be addressed Frank tssbe n
spree street
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lDVEHTISEMySTs RENEWED EVERY DaY.

PERSONAL.
4 LADY WISHES TO ADOPT FINE HEALTHY MALE
n child be Hight and about months
81 who IL frendles preferred. Address Mrs Faer
DseoAwAy Post ONCE.
INFORMATION wAETED-BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
the plSoe Of residence Of Catherine Monfanyo. whoss
Nna1en Catherine nrnan) willow u
n non,snye II The city OF
0dey decsased AIRY parson POSSESSING such information
w1n oblse the undetermined by comm 70 him. ny
pouueatinR her call him IN relation baxius
- charcc PROFESSIONALLY upon Cbaries yssh ooaecons
NJ Washington city Of View York EDW r. SEgLY,
A6nrney III Greenwich street. ~ y. November "a, 1865
WILL MR. GEO. W. PLEASE MEET HIS FRIEND ".
w r.. this evening tuesday,, 81 the Claren-
s1n House Fourth and Eighteenth
POST OFFICE NOTICES
lOST CIFrCE NOTICE.-GUtNGE or HOUR-ON
II and snsr Monday. the "a day Of December. The
Ssern mail, By railroad will clos q Tits oes daily r.
~. IsAnC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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MATRIMONIAL.

1IATUfMOhIAiA-OwfSG TO AN USAvoIDABLE DE
III AN fsen the city the Engid yoaag lady Ia w3osa be-
~ Der friends advsrflsed In he Herald Of zh November
WI he unable 10 answer he commun.ca wild
which she has been IGNORED mil tho ioh u DscemD. hsr
ensk WI receive IL faA respectful ackho sledement
meenw bio her correp dens rest assured Of the eprs
nsrfy ~ Inc a1vcrer- and he rahfuns-s n he picture
drawn Of bs beausa and esnasis per~sa Tor whom
,stendcd ~ l. T.. J..
uIATRlnONTAL--A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, or UNEx
M cevtrnable character aud position. n search az q
vie; she accomplished mind atfar
person bu Ter gre,tsa charm must be good
ne~p heart wiD vouDa lady thus quahed becons
viz open correspondcnes. by afressing Alpha. unoa
sauate Pos Sklce
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Ieas.-The Best Assortment OF Fine Teas
vim 10 found the Canton Tea Company newly erected and
onGnnt sore, 10 Chatham street. between Pearl and
Roosevelt the Oldest tea ishmsnt In The city Wo
ui>c3oeale retail.
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Gifts and Prcsents.--Just Received, and for
s reduced prices The choicest selection q ladies' recus
noekacee toilet let bracelets travelling baskets fans
DerIm and also variety Of toys dolls and
nnues, ct ROGERS nucy bazaar, 40 Broadway.
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umph Another silver medal awarded 10 MEDHURST co.,
baden Fair of the Amsrcan Institute, FOR
3e best wigs oupees being the fourth medal IN
awarded them lhcy without, dispute the very best
~ elegance III and natural made Of the best
eAs warranted not to shrink change color; the cheapest
h NE world.
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THD LECTURE SEASON.

ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.-THE FIRST
Of course Of eight lectures VIII be delivered in Hope
a. COLLINS, Geology, the Natural History Of the
Earth" Single tickets 20 cens tickets for the course 81
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eHOllovvny's Otntment.-rhe First Surgeons
this and nobly pdng
- celebrated DIN ment 10 their patients and the pu,c gene
1Auv, eGeseous wounds and uirers.
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CPIRITUALIsM.-JOEL TIFFANY. THE DISTINGUISH
- cd spiritual philosopher Of Ohio begins series OF twelve
lectures IN suyvesant institute Tuesday evening" Dec at
O'Clock continuing subsequent Friday and Tuesday
evenings Single tickets 0c. The course including view
OF all the agaug phases Of spruasm and dissection Of
free love doctrines,& 81.
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DaAehe10r's Hair Dye, wigs and TOupses.-
the world This uurvsaied and original dye Il
- pyiyase Batchalora wigs and
pruvsnspts others bsrg chef deuvrcs Of elegance
- - durability peculiar u this establishment.
BATChFJORs. rs Broadway.
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~ Liquor DeaIers-A Fresh supply Of Green
81 yellow grape and eognac oils OF which Ia suh
0ot pr 0o gallons sprs mort natural m.ons OF JamalcA
berry and cars wne. likewise soorpg for AL those q or
and explicit directions for N. BChouicais metals And
nent medieipes most accommodating terms For sao by
DR.. l. FEUCHTWANGER, IS Maiden Lane.
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0ongers' Sewing Machines New Ma
anes The improved style vii be exchanged hbe
~ for old mschnes Of every kind Great numbers Of
nachpes Of the Avery Wilson, Grover Baker and other
have been Sold which can't be used adv
3Asss machines offer relieve the public from Old min
pRoved machines Of make exchange In the
Oh machines received by win once be destroyed For
ms cf exchange apply personally or by letter. 70 l. NJ SIN
DEk 4 CO, 81 HroAdWAY
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II Shirts, Absolutely Perfect, are Desirable,
hwoud be well for gentlemen who have been disappointed
elsewhere 10 call GREEN No Aston House. whose
o. urement Is such that would about dBcu
Iii fitting shirt Of him q Satisfactory from
Oumpelens manufacturer.