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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-04

300 lbs putty in bladders
1000 lbs Spanish whiting
100 books of gold leaf
6 gross paint brushes
300 lbs assorted soap
600 TBS star candles
i gross KY mustard
$50 TBS chrome and Par
IS green
10 reams sand paper
rs gross lucifer matches
100 TBS potash
500 TBS saleratus
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-04

He returns his sincere thanks to
the public for the liberal patron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-29

THR ARR0wsNITE HoAx.-Another and still
more formal contradiction of the truth Of the
narrative, Railways and Revolvers in Geor
gia," has been published. Mr.. +. Molyneux,
British Consul for the State Of Georgia, has
transmitted TO London q letter from r. R.,
Cuyler, Presiden. Of the Central Railway of
Georgia, affirming that the whole account,
from beginning to end, is a sheer fabrication.
Mr. Molyneux, having been On intimate terms
with Mr.. Cuyler for nearly thirty years.
knows bin to be gentleman Of undoubted
veracity: and, moreover, from his own
= knowledge Of the excellent mana cement of
The railway in question" he asserts that such
an occurrence as that related in the Times
could no more have taken place on the Cen
trail Railroad Of Georgia than on the London
and Western Railroads. The Times, in a
leading article On this strange affair, acknowl.
edges the corn, and owns up to having been
sadly hOaxed, and yet, in closing 1t, article,
patheucally calls upon Mr.. Arrowsuith to
explain what he means by tuch naughty
doings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-29

The SKiS.-No part of our physical organi-
cation, says the Boston Traveller, is moro
worthy of careful attention nan the skin Its
delicate structure and mechanism render it
sensitive to the slightest obstruction, whether
arising from the inflammation consequent
upon sunbuIn, or from the pores being par.
italy closed by dust, or by the skin beisg
cracked and dried by changing air and wind.
Burnett's Kalli.ton, or Orient Water" is
prepared expressly TO remove all these I'M
pleasant conditions, and the result Of its use
Is a perfectly healthy action, and a svftness
aoo ioveliness of tex ure III a: health alone will
induce 1t is prepared by JOSEPH BURNETT
Co fremont street, Boston.
rOf sale in this city by arm 4 Palmer,
Seioy rarher, and the dealers generally.
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospits al
ct ST Marks, Florida.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
W.sHISGTOs, Decenb r27, 1856
PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THIS
department until the Ssh cay OF F. binary, A ID
1877 II O'CLOCK, mon, for the oil The
Name HCspItsi authorized to h. erected az St.
Marks, Fee a according t" the plans and srecin
ca ~ prepared n. this dera -tmea'; aid p-op7ta
90 be either fnr wLoiC binding or seta ate for
the different kinds Cf work; b lis % parcels ma in
Wv case accompany n hid; wItii IhC amount e
eacn kiBd Of w1rk ami the total ompunt Carried on;
the IL aim mt Tiag the ri2kt reject cert
tn pfOp0sais hereby invited, parts thereof,
w1tn If &, ms the iitrrcst Of the Tinted States re.
qGITCs ii" dCpl:im aIt also reserves the right 20
exclude tn Il of any person or persona wh1 there
IL just aIac 10 tr will not faithfully perfo, he
contract nr which ~ ave attempted TO b an
by indifector; and all h,is when there al al par
ties interested who do not join the bids, al all
HI ba'. upOu v,ttira ion, are below a fair price
for the wO~E.
Bids vii! rot b.rrcev lin gross, and no c1Et;act
will ID led - Il b, tder unless details a-e iu.
nished The DEF aimant Of The prices of the different
KINGS oi WORK and ma eraif, which hall BE- subject
10 H." revision OF the dPpar' m 9n', that il may
ADOPT TIE whole or part Of IN" bid the interest of
the United states NAV re2ui e.
Ninety ner CEN. of he am Dunt Of work done and
materials Delivered, rdIrg % contract pr &c,
{ al unit Ia be prtaincd by tho estimate Of al
,of hadera I'm ut aDpOIGted I iEd' purpose,)
wll! b. PAID from Ilms 10 M, the work pro
greS al ten PER cent retained until the compile
t,on of the conIa"', and acceptance OF the work,
SC. by the AGENT a Trsad, and be forfeited in the
event Of non-'ulfiim mt OF contract
Con IA Its Will hr awarded only to Ster bIilders
and III cha lcs, ard the a sisnm mt thereof, rNcfp,
BY consent nt the - cary of Inc Treasury, VIII be
a forfs'ur" Of the same.
Ea n r Opnsa' must h accom- anied by written
a1trc, Cnef bv .wO RESPONSIBLE persons, (cer
riiirn Ia be- ly the United Sa'c. district iadge
atiOrn' # The IA district in Tho sum IS 600 for
the VIII lie work, nj pop rtior ae am mt. If for
part, that the hi lder will when required il his
op, al b. accepted enter into a contra Ct I'D md
md for fat Ia
peri Imance.
Fo IN o. bond and cpriifiCa'e required will be fur
ni5hrd on APT ion TO The dcI a.rm,n mt.
Pla's speciii' ATOM, and working d. awnings can
be had on a pliC ion To the d. a-'m'nt.
fobd iH Be considered UIlcss Il fully complies in
all lis details NTH The requirements of this ndrerise
LHcEf.
Tbe proposals must be- sent To this der ar m nj,
a ldrcsSsd 10 The Secretary of the Trfa ury, I'd
plainly endorsed Proposals the Marine Hospital
ct 81 Marks, Fla ald W be- opened a, oneo'ci ok,
P m OF The lat Cay nam for receiving the anne.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
dec 20 3.awtFeb25+ Secretary of The Treasury.
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SPIRIrOF THE MORNING PRESS.

The TgfoM comments on ex-Gov. VIM.
SHADES defence Of his educational enterprise
against its Cthe Union's) late onslaught; de-
tends Senator Benjamin from tho "malignant
misrepresentation" Of the New Orleans True
Delta, and holds tina; president in political
affairs is a very unsafe and improrcr guide
indeed.
The iHfsi.tzcHceT says:
The iudicious policy % the Administra-
ton win respect 20 the iron interest is the
thene of muca favorable comment by those
journals which are supposed tc represent tie
views OF TIE iron men. Aud truly the results
OF the lat few years production, &c exhibited
N the report Of the present Secretary Of the
Tre@uTy, would seem &c Justify this com.
nend alton.
Alexander Hamil,ou, the first Secretary Of
the Treasury, was foremost to discover the un-
surpassed ircr' producing resources Of tho
county, ard 70 recommend Congress to en-
coursge their development by protective du,
ties on the foreign manufacture Those re.
suits, which the prophetic vision Of that great
statesman was enabled 10 discern in the re
mote future, would seem to be now uufoIdins
In the magnificent product of the present
year But this development seems destined
10 DC brought about not by hi6', tariffs, but by
O'ehIS NiVH uUlnen sag3cty had not fore
seen-that is, by a revolution, if we NAV 90
express it, in substituting iron for nearly every
thing else hitherto used by civilized men for
mechanical or constructive purposes. These
new uses of iron Ere rapidly creating q de.
mand for the product which can ultimately be
supplied only from the illinitable coal fields
and lnexbaUstible ircn mountains Of this
country.
This tendency Of modern civilia alton has
oeen very judiciously fOsteIea by the present
Administration. especially by the Secretary
Of the Treasury, who hiss not only given bis
sanction to the msny new uses of iron ~
building material, but has caused to &c in.
stituted series Of experiments to discover new
applications of 1t in the public buildings and
works.
. The substitution of iron for wood, brick,
and stone III the construction Of buildings,
chips, land vehicles, household furniture, s.
which Is uOT going Cd, must un6cu btsdly give
TIE control of the IICn markets Of the world to
that nation possessing the most plentiful sup
ply OF the raw material Of iron, such as coal,
line end iroD-stone, which is conceded on ali
hands 20 be the United States 4"
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tz~ Mavor Wood, Of New York, has taken

syr Mayor Wood, of New York, has taken
a step in behalf of the poor, half starved
horses. He refuses TO grant licenses for the
coming year to all hackmen who drive brokon-
down horses aud shabby vehicles.
AFRICAN SUGAR Sugar cultivation sue
ceeds so well in Liberia, that they talk about
exporting ii to The United States. One Of the
negroes, named Richardson, expects to ship
20j bids Of sugar of his first grinding.
IL bill admitting negroes to equality
with whites as witnesses in courts, has passed
the Iowa Senate, and will undoubtedly be
concurred in by tho House-both branches
being strongly Republican.
EYS The editor of tho Yazoo Banner in
Mississippi, who is woman, calls the editor
of the Sun dog; but ho sayi ne would scorn
20 rctort the epithet as he might and natur-
aii; would.
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dec 1-3Yn

RASSE SSORS' NOTES.-THE
~EA voters Of the several Wards will pie ,se
take notice that the Assessors will attend at the
places designated below, from 10 O'Clock a IN TO
Christmas day, nom the Is:h to the 3Iss Of this
month. inclusive, for the purpose Of revising and
correcting the poll lists:
First Ward-Samuel Redfern's, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 10Th street.
Second Ward b Williams )n's, AIS 10th st.
west between g ard II streets north
Third Ward-J. NJ Dowuings, 5i7 l. stree:
north. between eth and Sth streets west.
Fourth Ward-City Hall.
Fifth Ward-B + Dyer's, 500 New Jersey ave.
nue., between ID ard + streets south
Sixth Ward--ofice OF 3. ) Briggs, X street
south, between 9Th and Oh streets east
Seventh Ward-Peter Hepburn, IT,, SIS + sire 4
south between Sth and 9th streets west
dec ln-d
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TIE STEAMER TENNESSEE DrsABLEp-PRo-

TIE STEAMER TENNESSEE DIsABLED-PRo-
visions, &c FOR Gen. WALKER DELAYED
Tho steamer Tennessee, which sailed from
New York on Wednesday for Can Juan de
Nicaragua, with abont ope hundred and sew.
enty men ana large amount of provisions
for General Walkers army, was disabled in q
gale by the breaking Of her water wheel shaft,
after which she was worked into Norfolk on
Saturday. Several of her passengers arrived
in Baltimore yesterday morning, and some of
them proceed to New York last evening for
the purpose Of engaging another steamer to
proceed to Norfolk, ard to take tho men and
provisions to the place Of destination. Among
the passengers were Col Anderson, Capt. Jno
Creis hton and Capt Francis Okeefe, all OF
the Nicaraguan army; Gen. Wheat, formerly
Of Louisiana, and Capt. Lewis.
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FIANO FORTE TUNINa.
'THE LAKES, FANCY BAZAAR.
MIS-

OF curious and elegant
Jewe,ry, Fancy Goods. Perfumery, ard Better
Class Toys
Next to the Patent Once this fairy-like
TEMPLE OF TASTE
demands the attention Of the visitor to the Amer
lean Capitol. Like the Patent ONCE, 1t contains
something exquisite from every section Of the
Globe. Every Kingdom Of n allure has been rifled
every Laboratory Of Art been subsidised-every
Talent ard Taste been concentrated fhere-
where the gems Of India vie with tie perfumes
OF Arabia In absorbing the eachanted visitor with
the excellence Of materials and hsndicreft dis
played. stu, unlike the Patent Office, you may
purchase what you please, and On reasonable
terms.
and scents whose aroma is rapture to b!eatte.
dec 27-lw
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THREE PiA5Gs AT GREAT BARGAINS
WE HAVE ONLY ONE PIANO LEFT AT
w $500, iTcn frame, rosewood case, and war
ranted
One beautiful 7-octsves, round corners, iron
frame, rosewood case Piano, worth 500, and
will he sold foy $3.50
Cne Louis XIV style, nagni6cently carved
case. iron frame rosewood Piano, worth $3.50
will be sold for S35.
Tie two last named Pianos ere made by Miller
4 Curtsy, OF Boston, are sold for no fau {, bat
have been Consigned TO MS, ard We are instructed
to force them off at great sacrifices IN order 10
close up tue years tn iiness Persons In want will
do well to call and examine ITEM. They are
truly great hargaius.
Also, awaEE Oh hand, the largest stock Of
Pianos In this city, ranging from $500 to alCO).
JOHN ELLIS,
dec 20 3OS pr ave lue. bit 9th and 10Th SIS
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NEW fuBLicA1loS.-FromJ. Shillington we
have Blackwood's Magazine for December,
containing, among other brilliant things, a
Recent Confession of an Opium Eater - (De
Quincy "The Ather!ings" are continued
A no: particularly complimentary not:ce of
Mr.. stoves Drsd" is prominent in the table
Of contents.
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Clio REWARD LOST, or Stolen from
~ LIZ a hack on the evening Of
9th instant, between the Rail- Sk4U lHH
road station ard ID street east, lf-tN lsIM
Black Leather TRUNK, with the GAl4-A-o
letters 81 5 z " on each end containing ladies'
apparel, tin bonnet box and bonnet several books,
&C all marked T.. 6. Prout The above reward
will be paid for the delivery Of the Trunk and cor
tents, or such Information as NAV le2d 10 tie re-
Govern o. the same. jos. PR0UT.
dec 29-2tt Corner ith st east and Va ave.
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~ EMPIRE CLUB THE MEMBERS
8>Ssa Of the Empire Club mos. respectfully
inform their friends and the public, that they
will give Cotillon Party on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, December 3lst at Temperance Hall,
T. street, between 9th and 10Th BY order Of
THE COMMITTEE
dec To- IS, 30 %, "a, 26 29, 3l*
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SELLING GFF.


SELLING GFF.
rLOAKS-CLOAKSi
~ SHAWLS-SHAWI
HOSIERf-HOSIERY -,
The subscriber is determined to close out his
entire stock CT CLOAKS and SHhWLS by the
Path Of January, TO accomplish which he will sell
elf at a very sInall advance
His stock II Cloth Clnaks cannot be equalled
by any assortment e savheIe In this District.
his Velye,s are superb.
F. A. MCGEE,
dec 90. got pa Pa eve bet 18th and 18th sts
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NEW YEARS GIFTS FOR THE LADI Is.
MADAME PRIBRAM & DAUGHTER GIVE
lNl their thanks to the ladies Of w ashing= ~
ton and its vicinity for their patronage and (n
inform them that they have received fine ~
stock Of Velvet and Fancy BONNETS, and a
new style Of HEAD-DRE sSES, which thew in
tend to sell for gifts, at cost price They also
have portion Of very handsome Bonnets, from
81 so 10 s5. No. 277 Pa. avenue, between 10th
and l1th sts dec 27.tlstJeu
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NOTICE.--WE MOST RESPECTFULLY
Y inform those OF our customers having &C
counts on our books that the saue are now ready,
and can be had on application at our desk any
nme prior TO the LIST January, when those Iemain-
Ing unattended to will be presented for settle ment
dec 2o-4 HUTCHINSON d MUNRO,
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/ D. %. F.-GRAND LEVEE OF
Ne CENTRAL LODEE, No. 1, at Odd
Hall, 7th street.-The members IF this Ledge
take pleasure In announcing to their friends ard
the pub ic that they will give their second Grand
Annual Levee on ThuIsdsy evening, January lst,
1857, to commence at 7 o'c eek
The Rev JAMES A. DUNCAN ard Other d'stin
gui5hed speakers are expected to deliver I'd
dresses on the occasion
After the Levee the votaries Of Terpschofe are
informed that PrCfesssr Wlthers's celebrated
Brass and Sting Band have been engaged, and
will open the dance by peri Irming the Odd Fe,-
lows Grand n arch, compOs ed ard dedic,ted to
the widows and orphans by Professor Withers
Refreshments will be furnished by al expert
enced caterer.
Tickets 81, admitting gent eman and ladies
10 be had Of the committee and at the door.
Commute:
J. Edmonston, Dr. X. r. Hunt,
J. G Robinson, X. w. Middleton.
J. II McChesney, O Sylvester,
A ] Borand, X. w Barneclo,
II. 6rymes, J. I. Walker
X. Slight, dec .9-3.
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s~sTHE ODD FELLOWS GRAND LIE,

ie,THE ODD FELLOWS GRAND LIE
1NS WEE OF COLUMBIA LODGE will
take rlcce on MONDAY. 9th of January, at 7
O'Clock m for which distinguished speakers
have been engaged. Esputa's unrivalled band
will furnish the music, commencing with the
Columbia Lodge 6 rard March, prepared express
" for the occasion Refreshments furnished.
tickets 81; admitting gentleman and two Ia
dies Particulars in future advertisement. 1t*
<sOH. FOR A MERRY NEW YEARS
Sf~A NiSHT.-Tbc Metropolitan Club take
great pleasure In announcing to their friends and
The public IN general that they will give a Grand
Cotillcn Party, at COLUMBIA HALL, on THURS
DAY EVENING, January ], 1857
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-adntting gentle
man and ladies.
There will be NJ ladies' invitations issued and
therefore all are invited 10 attend BY order Of
dec 20 it$ THE COMMITTEES.
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VIM z. Eu-lbut has fallen very recent,
into veiy rough hsnts-into those CT J D.
Bow, Esq, iate The Superintendent of the
Census 1t seems that to make sood hi, false.
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TO MERCHANrsAND OTHERS.

To MERCH ANTsARD OTHERS.
THE UNDERSIGNED TENDERS HIS Ser
L vices as Collector, and to execute any desc ,ip
ton Of writing with neatness and disp,tch.
Bills entrusted to him Will receive prompt at
tention and Immediately upon the receipt Of mon
ey, returns will be made
Orders may be left at the Stationery Store OF
VIM. r. Bavly, Pennsylvania avenue, between
18th and 18th streets, or IT my residence 10th, he
tween and Fl streets
dec go: JAMES F. TUCKER.
PLANO f0RTE TUNINS.
d F. DENNIS, TUNER REGULATOR
ID Of the Piano orte, frrm Chicserin2 Sons,
Boston, begs leave to call the attention Of the
public to the following recommendations from
Thalberg and 6orschal=:
This is TO certify that can with great conf
dence recommend Mr. b +. Dennis as superior
Tuner OF the Plano Forte The Grand Piano
used by me At my concerts in this city was tuned
by Nj. b. F. Dennis. and, In my opinion, ne Is
fully capable Of sustaining his present position,
as one that thoroughly understands his profcs
sion. 3. THALBBRe.
Washington, December 26th.
certify that Mr.. B. F. Dennis is an excellent
Tuner Of the Piano, and most competent In reg
ulating pianos. 1t affsrds rue great pleasure TO
recommend him most particularly TO the public
and the profession l.. 6oTTscHALk
Washington, December 22d. dec NV
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rhEAP READING AT TIE CiRCU.
" latlng Library, $50 Seventh street. All the
popular Works Of the day on hand. New Books
received soon as published.
dec 30 FERGUSON. 4S6 7th street
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few ELRY SAVED,

tEWELRY SAVED.
TNHATvALUABLEf AThNT, HOLMEADS
Il Shield. for the protection against loss or alb
straction Of Breastpins and Brooches, vii In a
few DAYS be offered to the public for ssle. Per
sons having valuable pins should not fall to have
one, as II is a perfect safeguard.
Special reference may be had by calling at the
National Hotel, between the hours CT 10 and
Rights FOR sale, by
dec 27-3t& 8. =. HICKOK.
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DIGS LOST.-EITHERS TRAYEDAWAY
ordfiven # on the Goth instant, two asyyA
PIGS nine months old, and weiehingJESS
about lbs lbs. One Of them was white NJ
and the other with black spots Any one giving
information about them, 30 they can be goten D, at
No :92 7th street, will receive IS as a reward.
dec 29-2t& f. A. SAUTE
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WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
CNA TO KNOW N o USES FURN-
ISRED We want Bousefeepers and those
about To commence Housekeeping tn bear in mind
that the first, second, third and fourth rooms Of
our large and spacious warehouse are flied to
their utmost capacity with every description Of
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish
Ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
invite the attention Of those In want Of bargains
Houses furnished throughout wi h every article
In the housekeeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH,
or 10 punctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
the " RoUsEKEEPKR's EMPoRIuMn and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"QSiek SALES and small profits"
RONTZ & COOMBS,
dec 1-3m eth street, between and K.
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TOY FURNITURE, TEA AND DINNER
L Sets, Bedsteids, Bureaus, Chairs, Kitchen
Furniture, &C., at LAMMOND's,
dec 29-3t 9TH street
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SUITABLE FOR PRESE THE
- greatest variety Of Fancy Notions and Toys
In the city, at LAMMOND'S,
dec 29-3t 9TH street
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%SGRAND DEDICATION CONCERT
0NSa BY WESLEY CHAPEL CHOIR, az
sisted by the be-. musical talent Of the civ under
the direction Of Prof J. II. DANIEL, TUESDAY
EVENING, December 35;h, az he New WeDley
Chapel, corner Of 5th and streets. Tickets 80
cents to be had at the door. dec 27-Jt
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NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
1 most respectfully notify his customers that
their resrective counts will be made Off to De-
cember 10Th. and he confidently expects that they
will be prepared to settle the same, either by cash
or with notes a. short dates.
He Would also return bis sincere thanks to his
numerous cash customers fer their liberal patron,
age, and hores, by strict attention to business to
merit continuance Of the same.
WIN. r. RILEY,
Corner 9Th street, and opp Centre Market.
der %
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Resignation CT an Army Oficer.-The
resign alton Of Bre7et Lieutenant Colonel Jo-
seph LII Eaton, captain third infantry, has
been accepted b. the President, to take effect
December 81. 1886
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NOTgCE.-IN MAKING THIS PUBLIC
" acknowledgment Of the liberal patronage er'
tended to me, I would inform my friends and
customers that their accounts will be rendered 10
proof II their good wi and friendship IL they
fct'le the same either b cash notes at short
dates John MARKRITER,
dee 2T-)t next to Odd Fellows Hail, eth st.
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DISSOLUTION.
TINE COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING UN-
Il der the firm Of BRIDGET & HALL was dis
solved by mutual Consent or the 23d Of Deem
Der
MR. JOHNF BRIDGET will still carry on
the business, at the old stand, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between AK and 9th streets, at which
place he will be ready 20 wait on his old friends
and the pubic generally. dec 27-3t~
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DOARD FIRST CLASS BOARD, with or
ID without rooms, can be secured by Immediate
application at No. 4I4 9th street, corner q IA.
situation is very healthy and central, being with
In few moments walk Of the Patent and Post
Ofices. dec 29-3t<
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.--ON
- MONDAY, December 29th, by JNo r.
THOMPSON, Esq Editor Of the outhern Literary
Messenger, Richmond, Va Subject European
Journalism - Lecture will commence at quarter
before O'Clock. The public are respectfully in
vlted dec 21-2t
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GENERAL LARGE ROOMS, with BOARD,
~ can be found at Mrs. CLARE'S, Over the
Bank of Washington. dec 9s-4ts
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Boarding.

DOARD.-A DESIRABLE ROOM, WITH
Id BOARD, can be obtained In a private FAM
w. on the LIST Of January, 1857, By applying -
s07 18th street, dee 70 -3ts
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A LII UNSETTLED ACCOUNTS WILL
IN be presented to cur customers. without dis
friction, by the lst OF January, when we earnest
Ivy hope that each and every one haviTg accounts
with US will call and settle without delay.
WALL & STEPHENS,
No. 32l Pa. avenue. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
dec 29-3t TInteldNews
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-29

DOARD, Gc.-MRs. BATES, ON THE s. w
ID corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
IS prepared 10 accommoda ate gentle men with rooms
to renae. those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. ap6-d