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THE HESTASD FUNNIEST MAGAZINES
i AND PAPERS 10 the world, comprising
The bess Tales. fketr.es. Poetry, End the mos
iaaehabla Jokes ever produced ~ human vii.
Yankee Nnfioas. of Writings II lcHofhan's
Jack Kr3ns, sne picaynnsj London puncil;
pr ,sher coollr. hosaan; Know Nothing
Ma1nss nAM A. CAVE
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j. w. SClsDGGS'

LUMBER YARD, KEOKUK,
0n Concert STREET between 4ih md s.ih streets,
nerih OF Main d Ell. 4 large assortment /
LaDabtr ani khiugiss. Of hes' quality, aivsys n
nsTfs dkrfy
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II " I1NRRAuGH.

nEALERln Watches, CLOCKS, Fancy and Varie
~ ty Goods, Musical Instruments, and Toys q
all kind. Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired.
Old Gold and silve bought. Main street ,beteween
Fourth and Fifth, Keokuk iowa tmar.93'6s,d
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w have entered and surveyed every conner
w and nook
OF Bnell's Gallery, and found all nice as book
His SKyIIGHT rehtted, so spacious and grand,
We can assure, there's none such elsewhere in
the land;
Which renders his picture, without bieinish
spot
Taken cLeur ueether or cloudy it al all matters
not.
And then his eases, are so splendid, so fine,
There is none in the city that will them outshinr
KossUTH, UNION, JEWEL, PEARL, and PAPER
MACHE,
And other fancy, none so grand have you seen 10
your dav.
But don't interrupt us, lets on with our story,
Although not talent enough TO explain all the
glory,
Come look for yourselves, we'll not lead you
For such wonders as these are not out of ON
way;
And all who've not called Cor once venture out
And see what Buell. the ARTISTS" about
Follow me to the place where many may come,
Either wishing for pictures, or wanting for none;
To No. So, MAIN SrRKET, lis plain TO be seen
Between THIRD and FoUR TH where there's mul
titndes been,
We will find this gentleman busting around,
So busy he can find scarce time "io turn round !"
He will supply you with pictures fautless and
true,
Please to sit down, we know he will suit you,
One moment-here's your picture looking never
so nice,
And another thing too, he is no high in his
price,
As hundreds will say who crowd weekly there,
pricts lower, pictures better, than found
elsewhere. ny A CITIZEN.
DAeUERREoryrE SrocK AND APPARATUS OF
every description, for sale to Artists at reasona-
Bile prices, So. Main st. Keokuk, Iowa.
March II, 1855 d6w1y
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BEN. r. DCDSON.l
W EKCHANT TAILOR

no, D I IllTU NTfttT, NttWFPN NhIn and JOfUsOU,
kE0KUK, IOWA
II EEPS general assortment of French, Eng.
IL hsh and American Cloths Cassimeres, aid
NeStIugs oil lhe very finest quality and the most
fashionable patterns, which he will make up to
order at the shortest notice, in the latest style
Also good assortment Of Shirts Away on hand
Feb Sth, 1893. d1y
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nmission Merchants,
! SIS, LeFee,
he following. completing
,ich they offer to the trade
! will do justice 10 any Or
with
SO nests tubs,
10 dog tar buckets,
so dor zine washboaftis,
30 boxes clothes pms,
100 coils manila rope,
% So int s
rs doa hemp and grass bed
cords,
SOC boxes windsw glass,
asst sizes a. brands,
go h0xcs tumblers,
so hxs pit, hf pt d Of TASKS
3 ceraons B ceases indigo
l caak prime madden,
8 bhis alum,
10 " copperas,
10 sacks pepper,
8 81 spics,
bo boxes gro. pepper and
pimento,
g bales cloves,
I case nuimegs,
30 boxes gro. ginger,
rs doz yeast powders,
80 bbls din kinds nuts,
80 ba flesh pea nuts.
bs bales cotton batting,
10 &c candle wick,
10 bags cotton yarn,
80 Z" colored aud white
carpet chain,
80 bales wrapping Irvine,
80 boxes ST. Louis starch
20 r. starch.
90 dog Thomas oysters,
loo boxes cLndy,
zoo kegs rife and mining
powder,
100 drz wood buckets,
20. 600 feet fuse,
20 cases 10 and hi ID can ;
ister powder,
/, 100 boxes matches,
DO boxes ink,
100 bags shot, all sizes,
2 tens bar lead,
goo II G u caps,
100 NJ water proof do
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Nos. 81 AIN
A RE now receiving
n heir spring stock, vel
al very low rates. The,
defs they may be fayored
TOO hflis n y sugar,
50 bbis belcher's clfl,
Is /" loaf and crushed,
100 g s II n.oiaeSes,
90 /" plantation g
90 80 Beichef,s S II &
golden syrup,
81, pkgs hf bhl !. kgs do
200 sacks hio coffee,
sopock'ts old gov Java tlt
800 kegs nails, asst sizes
60 boxes soap,
so do star candles,
to DO mr. ul1 DO
rs hf chests teas, asst,
90 boxes do
100 hAs chewing tobacco
various Hands,
so bxs cut chewing and
smoking do
30 nj re gala and princip
cigars
"a boxes Cuba skies,
800 bu prime d. Apples,
500 bu prime u. Peaches
100 pigs salcratus, bols
boxes, kegs,
IS kegs S G soda,
500 bbis wrapp'g paper,
100 reams let. & cnp do
60 pigs Ia * } mac kere
n or hna Epuiih1ls
80 hxs smoked herring,
3 cases saidInes,
10 ,ierces rice,
- bbis tsFs
20 g II Oh & rosin
Is bxs NJ IL ra.sins,
TO hf anasqr bxs do
! case prnnes, III boxes
10 boxes titrons
s0o drums figs,
ID bhis Dayton ale, fresh
25 boxes mustard
Is g corn starch
90 dor brooms,
100 lbs broom fwine,
IS boxes axes.
rs hhls crackers
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n. l.. ceNSABLE. GEO. Ii. SMITH. nj. cossABLE.
CONNARLE. SNYTH e. co.

Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Nos. 81 and SIS, LeYee,
A RE now receiving the following, completing
"a heir spring stock. which they offer to the trade
at very low rates They will do justice TO any or
defg the be favored with
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A BRANCH Of The Mercantile College OF
II Peunsylpania-incor porated by the ..egis-
ature Of that State with perpetual charter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-24

Expressly for the Daily Evening star
Continuanee Of Pailroad Riot..


BUFFALO, Jan. BIT, laborsrs On the
Buffalo, Brautford and ~, drieh railroad ara
still In possession Of the track 1t Csyuv, %,
Canada West has fully armed one bundrsd
and fifty men. Yestsrday, the directors, With
fifty men, took train ct Brantford and Gam.
through to Fort Hrie, being able thus far to
clear the track, but the directors being un.
armed were obliged to beg permission to 70.
turn to Brantford
The sherifs Of the counties Of Niagsra, Hal
deman, and Brsnt, will take Fly British
soldier and proceed to the scene Of the Diff
culties, to- MORROW, when il is expected the
road will be re-opencd, and the labsrers paid
of and discharged. After this Ia dsne no fur
thes difficulties need be apprehsnded.
The eXsmins alton Of the man who killed
Weimper with thirteen other prisoner, was
concluded to day at Fort Erie. The former
Ia held to trial for wilfaI murder, and the
others az accessories.
A violent storm continued for forty eight
hours, but abated this afternoon. The snow
averages two feet in depth.
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New York Markets

New YORK, Jan. A.-COt:on Is upward and
frmer. Flour is easier, but not quotabIy
lower; sales of 4 $50 bbIs good Ohio at IS. e2t
a$s; Southern is unchanged, with sales Of
1900 bbis. Wheat-Sales at nominal prices :;
white Michigan at 81 As. Corr is upward and
firm; sales of l6, 900 bushels Western mixed
at 9s:. Pork-The market is firm, with sales of
prime mess $3.50. Beefis unchanged, with
limited business. Lard is unchanged, with q
moderate demand at previous rates. Whisky
Ohio, sales at 36c
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T II. McDUFEIE would respectfully inform
u his friends and the public in general that he il
prepared 10 receive bOarders nj his old establishment
on Pennsylvania avenue, near the west gate of the
Capitol.
The house ha. been closed for the last months
for the purpose OF making improvements tn an ad-
ditOn 10 the building. Ii Is now In comfortable 81
der and would say 10 our old patrons and to all who
may favor US With a call that here they will find
good beds, pleasant rooms, attentive servants, and
dishes served up Is they should ne.
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disturbance at McGee's Lecture.

BosToN, Jan. 22:-Thomas D'Arcy MCGEE
delivered his lecture this evening, in Music
Hall, on Washington's opinions Of emigration
and naturalization. In the course Of his Ice
ture, Of his remarks we're construed by few
of the audience into q disrespect for the memo
ry of Washington, and led TO much confusion
and some severe fighting in the hall. The
row was soon quelled, and the disturbers eject
cd from the premises
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24-The schooner Abb
by "hitmore from savannah to Philadel shis,
loaded with cotton, went ashore on Sunday
night, at Little Egg Harbor inlet.
One hundred bales were thrown orerbosrd.
and it is probable that she may be got of
without much injury
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Auction Gales.
BY J. @. MCGUIRE, Auo,,on..,

BY J. O. MCGUIRE. Auct,oneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
T. at Auction.-On WEDNESDAY morning the
oist instanf at 10 O'Clock NJ the store OF r. Usher
ger, on "a avehue, near 10Th street, opposite West
market, shall sell all his stock in trade and House
hold Furniture, comprising
Mahogany Sofa, Lounges, Rockers
Marble top Tables, mahogany Bureaus
zane and wood seat Chairs, Looking Glasses
Bedsteads, mahogany Cribs, Easy Chairs
Washstands, Toilet Sets, Clocks
Feather Beds, Rosters and Pillows
IL superior husk Mattresses
Cottage Chamber Set
Gilt frame Msntel Glass
Carpets, Oicloths, Mattings
CrOckery and Glassware
Cook g and other Stoves
Kitchen Utensils, sc.
Also, an excellent one horse Wagon.
Terms: S25 and under cash; over that sum a
credit OF 60 and 90 days. for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Jan I'd Auctioneer.
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Gale at Halifax-Detention OF the Asia.

HALIFAX, Jan. o. "A frigthful storm ragged
here during latter part Of Thursday night and
Friday last, and it is apprehended that serious
disasters have happened along the coast The
telepragh wires were badly broken
Owing to the violence Of the storm, Capt.
Lott, of the Asia, did not deem IL advisable to
put to sea until 6 o clock on Saturday morning,
having been detained about 80 hours
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Baltimore ksrket.

BALTIMORE, Jan. A-Flour-No sales have
been reported this morning, but it i, gener-
ally held at yesterdays prices. Wheas-saIes
Of red at 81 80 a 81, and white at 81 IS a 81.
corn--Sales at So s5c. for white, and 81 q
a Csc. for yellow. Rye-PennsyIvania, sales
at sl,25. There is considerable activity in
brsadstuffs generally to-day.
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Bankers Suspended Fires, &c.

PIrrsBURG. Jan. 23-Nessrs Kramer q
Rohm, bankers, have suspended payment, but
it is believed to be only temporary.
Tn. extensive tannery Of Messrs. Tsggarts,
a, Allegheny City, was burnt yesterday. The
loss is very heavy.
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Fire In Baltimore, &c.

BALTIMORE, Jan PA IRE broke out this
morning on Smiths wharf, destroying in its
progress Hall LOney's commission store,
and partially destroying stevensOn's store.
Loss considerable, bu: not yet known.
There was q slight fall Of snow this morn.
ing, but il is now clear
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SILVERWARE.

4 VERY pretty assortment Of Silver Coffee Sets,
N Pitchers, GoAlets, Cup', Creams, and all kinds
Of Spoons and Forks, and variety of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for presents, viz: Soup and Oyst
Ladies, Crumb Scrapers, fish, pie and cake Knives.
Cream and Sugar Spoons, etc, is offered at low pii
ces, and warranted sterling.
III. SEAKEN,
No. 33e Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th So.
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Robbery By Means Of Chloroform.

RoCHEsTER. N Y Jan. IA woman was
robbed in the cars of the Central Railroad, q
few miles east Of Rochester, on Saturday last.
Chloroform was administered to her by an
other female, and. while under its influence,
the robbery was effested.
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Stat msnt Of the Boston Banks, &c.

Bosros, Jan. 2t.-The increase Of specie in
the banks of this city daring the week, is
$4,000. Increase of deposite, s3S3,oOO.
heavy fall Of snow commenced about =
O'Clock this morning, and still continues.
without prospect of abatement.
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN

IHAVE TINS day received and opened great vari
/ ely OF CLOCKS, WATCHES, and JEiVELRY.
Hooo CiOcks rom VI % to SIS, all warranted one
year. Also, gold and silver Watches in ereat va.
rety, silver Watches from 90 TO SIS gold lever
Watches from $25 to 81 so, and great assortment
of Jewelry, all OF which will he sold chea per than
so0os Va saine quanty can be bought in this city
Ihose wishing TO get COED Clocks would do well
to buy rom me, as put all my Clocks in order be-
Call ami sec for yourselves, at the Clock & Watch
Emporium Of j. ROBINSON.
- 349 opposite Browns Hotel.
Jan lo-tm InteD
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Fl. SEMKEN. ,JEWELER

No. 330 Pa dUenue, bettoeen 9Th and lOth street,,
Offers for sale magnificent assortment of
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
Gold Bracelets, Breastpins, Earrings, Seal Rings
Wedding Rings, Fob and Vest Chains, Seals, Lock
cts, Pencils, Thimbles, Trinkets, etc
All articles are warranted as represented and sold
unusually low, n 10
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Steam Engine Explosion.

NEW YORK, Jan. % The steam engine or
the deck OF the ship Great Republic, for hoist.
ing her cargo on board, exploded this AFTER.
noon seriously injuring four msn-two, IL i.
feared fatally. The ship sustained no dam.
age.
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CHARLES WALTERS

GENERAL AGENCY AND INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, NO. $50 SEVENTH ST.
OPPOSITE ClSTRE MARKET.
Office hours from TO IL u. H.. and from 2 to )
D. IN. ian IL lm+
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A K N Y

No. 81 Bridge street, Georgetown,
S prepared to furnish BALLS, DINNERS, SOyYEls
i WEDDINGS, SC, with everything ia the Con.ec
tiOnary line, in any part Of the District at the shot
est notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
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The Connecticut River.

HARTFORD, CT Jan. I3.-The Connecticut
river broke up his morning, owing to the storm
of Mo nday.
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

4 tOSPLETE Coffee Sets, Casters, Cake and Fruit
~ Baskets, Walters on white metal, Table, Dcs
sert, and Tea Spoons and Forks, double and :iipe
plated on Albats, the best substitute tor silver war
ranted and sOld by II. SEMKEN
No: $50 Pa. avenue, between 9th and lOtn SITS.
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- wATCHEs.-Msnbers Of Congress and others in
want Of nrst rate tmekeeper would do well 70 make
selection at that their quality be thoroughy lest
ed before leaving the city n W. CALF BROS sssort
nent was complete embracing every
description all warranted and Al prices certainly low
similar articles be purchased for Ia city la this
country. NJ W. CALF A BRO.
ra 2e-da Pa avenue between IN and Len ~
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY.

'INiE Rules and Regulations, and the act Of incor
published in neat pamphlet FORM Any one wish
ing copy can receive II at the office of the Gene
terry or al the Counter of the Star Office.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

ROSENKRANZ PIANOS.
JUST received two of the above uHequalled in
factory u%f Ds. sset ceG H ne 4 Tsese
Pianos having both, after a lO g sea8
and land voyage, arrived in perfectJ = u v
tune, afford another guarantee of their superiority
IN keeping ia tune. L heir beauty and power o
tone elIcits the highest enconiums from all the
great musical critics of Europe.
HILBUS g. HITZ,
Music Depot, cor. Pa. av. llth and ID sts.
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N ARRIE ID.

mARRIED.
On the 23d iast, by the R.v Mr.. Stanley, Fl. NJ
B. MCPHERSON to Miss EDITH MCPHERSON,
daughter OF II. H. MCPHERSON, of this city.
On the 23d inst, at Foundry Parsonage by Rev
f. p. Phelps. Mr.. PAUL 8. EVANS and Miss
EMMA BROWN, both of Alexandria, Va.
On the I'D inst, by the Rev. Mr. n dyes, GEO.
ARNOLD to Miss LYDIA CHAMPION, all of
Washington.
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pOA Ca lady having taken the hand
I'D some Dwelling, No Union Row, on street.
between 9th and 7Ih, can sffer fine large rooms for
families, either furnished or unfinished. Also, has
rooms Tor gentlemen much larger than are generally
appropriated TO single persons.
IaDe DoaTdcrs ana permanent or transient Der
sons will be accommodated on the most reoson ahie
terms. Jan 22-lw"
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WTAEgs NHGROAS.-T-hessb scriberasI
w sll tines in the market buying SLAVES, pay
ing the hig hsat cash prices. Persons having Sisva
timors, Nd, (5lstters cid stsRi) Slaves token o.,
board 81 u een, per day.
feb Ply BMA w L. CAMPBELL
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

HEALTHY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH.
Ill All who are DESTROYS of obtaining thes e bene-
fits, s.ioud use GERMAN CELEBRATED
TOOTB-WASH. THIS delicious article combines
30 many meritorious qualities, that il has now be-
come standard favsrite with the citizens of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dentists pre-
scribe il in their practice most successfully, and
from every source the most fiatterng laudatons
awarded il.
Inhamed and bleeding gums are Immediately ben
ehtteo by its use its action upon them is mild,
soothing aud effective. II cleanses the teeth so
whiteness, and diffuscs through the mouth such
delightful freshness, that the breath is rendered
quisiely sweet. IL disnfect, all those impurities
which tend to produce decay and As a consequence,
wntn these are removed, the teeth must always re-
main sound.
Dentists IN New York, Philadelphia Daitn ore, and
other cities where it has be n introduced. All
should give IL q trial.
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN, Drupxi.t
and Chemist, Ninth and CaihaIine streets, PhiIa-
depha, AID sold by all Druggists everywhere at IS
cents per bottle. W. II. GILMAN,
jan lI-3m Agent for Washington City.
SECO.O- BAND PIANOS FOR SALE
~ ON RENf.-We have in store four Planes, Two
OF ChickerIng and two of Andre Stems, which we
ohrI low for cab, or good notes, or will rent on
moderate terms.
New Mu.ic expected 10 morrow morning.
JOHN. r. ELLIS,
Jan4 900 Pa avenue.
CATHOLIC BOOKs.-A large and varied a.sou
~ ment OF Catholic Works. including ST. Vinct III
Manual Chris tian's Guide, Gems of nsvo,ion no
nay bishop in plain and elegant bindings at the low
est Ice, Just received al
TAYLOR MAURY'S
ph 10 Bookstore, near gh u.
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"ANTED-A good active colored Woman, tc
w do chamber work. Apply
jan 29-3t &. w. UAVENNER
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MY COURTsHIP AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
w by Henry Wikoff
The History and Poetry Of Finger Rings, by Chas
Edwards
The World a Workshop, by Ewbank
The New Congressional Directory at
TAYLOR g. MAURY'S
Jan ID Bookstore, near 9th 81.
TOOD NEWS FROM HOME.-JUST RE
" ceived 100 copies OF the above popular song at
the Music Depot of
UTLBUS & HITZ,
Corner Penna. avenue and Ilth street.
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ass Looking Glasses, 255
OF all sizes and qaal y, French or German plate,
~ Fancy or plain Portrait and Picture Frames,
Gilt or Fancy Colored.
Also, Gilt Room Moulding, Marble top Brackets
and Tables.
Cornioes made t. order.
Alse, all KINGS Of old work regilded with dispatch
and en- reasonable rns by
J WAGNER,
ass Pa. avenue, opp. Krk.ood lie use.
dec 29-tf
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DOR BALLS, CONCERTS, &c.-THE MAIN
Il Hall of the Assembly Rooms on Louisiana ave-
nue. is now vacant and the undersigned is prepared
to rent Il Tor Balls, Concerts, or like purposes IL
is in order and known to be Of the best halls of
the kind In the District. The hall is fitted for gas
light and the fixtures are in good order
For terms apply to JNO. NJ YOUNG.
Penna. avenue, near corner AZ street.
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WANTED-8y respectable Girl, Situation TO
w do nursing or chamberwOrk. Apply to Bratly
Newmon, on II, between Sixth and Seventh SITS.
jan 23-3t+
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Asornn Pr Un-Mr. wHITKHURsT bas,been
snosher premium for his superior Dasuerreotypes
Soiseo me worlds Fair, New York. It will be remem-
eroo tns M received from the Worlds Fair London
nr his anrivslled daSusrreotypes President
sns Oeoinet ana PsnHscopes OF Niagara Falls be-
ct 9. the fairs which for
rfes. " i' s"i'~
Gall and have licensees taken at
~, near -Four sndshalf street. PsnnsyIvanis avenue.
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CONGRESSIONAL. DIRECTORY.
~ The Geographical and Commercial Gazeue-a
monthly publication devoted to physical COM
mercial, and political Geography, edited by
an association Of practical and Scientific gen.
uemen Subscription 81 pei anDum, single
number IS cents.
DisturnelI's Railway Guide for Jannary-price IS
cents, with map.
jan l3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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STORAGE.-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods,
~ Groceries, &C., to be stored, will find ample ac
ccuoodstions In the large, airy, fagstons pa yed,
and dry Bssements under the Star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply st the Star Office.
oct 26-u
EOR IL hNT Oks SALE.--TiIf; MODERN
4 Four-story Brick House on Thirteenth ST. eet
near h. east side The house Is in good repair dry
cellars, and to good te iant the rent will be low.
Possession given on the LIST November Apply 10
oct 30-d JAS. @. MCGUIRE, huc'r.
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FURNITURE FOR SaLE.-A GENTLhMAx
Il with 8 handsomely furnished beu.s, wishes to
dispose Of the Furniture at private sale ia the house
which Is now occupied by him The Furniture is
all new, Of the fret quality and everything Is COM
prised in the house necessary for Housekeeping
handsomely. The furniture Is of black walnut,
snk tho upholstery in brocstel;e.
Any gentleman DESTROYS Of housekeeping will be
enabled to suit himself cheaply With handsome fur
niture, kitchen. psrlor, md chamber q new house
II he desires and in delightful section of the city
Payment made easy.
Address HUBBARD through tbs City Post Office,
or No. ~ General Lend Office.
der 2e-tf Union&Irtel.1
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UNION ACADEMY

Corner Of F6urtseah st. and Ne,p York ar,nu>
A FEW JaHre pupils osn be received to make mn
"A the limited number. Application must be
made soon Tho discipline, instruction, and means
OF are such a. to insure satisfactory pro-
obedient.
Circulars at the Bookstores
dec so-Sm z. RICHARDS, PRINCIPAL.
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nhVlS'S POEMS just received and for sale by
IL ALEX. ADAMSON, Seventh a.,
opposite the Post Office.
He is agent for all the Cheap Public. tons Maya
zines and Newspapers; Harper's, Putnam's, GTa-
hams Magazines and Lady's Book at 81 50 a yeGr
LONDON Illustrated News, Bells Life, Times, Punch
received by every steamer. The New Crk Hrrald
Times and Tribune received every night aud deIiv-
cred 10 subscribers. he keeps constantly on haI.d
a large assortment of Blank Books Pens. Ink, Pa
per, Envelopes, Playing Cards. Visiting Cards, Chill
dren's Toy Books, Primers, Knapp & Rghtmyer's
Copy Books wholesale and retail, SC.
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