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stores, SE0Ges.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
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stores, tSE0E9S.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES
AND THE ANsNE EtL rs STUE Es.
4 THROUGH VIC cannot Keep on hand some 2GuO
"A or 5000 stoves some ii oar neghbors, the rea
are, we sell so cheap aud a1 good aEcls 5i
St5vss thai II becomes dnieuit 10 supply ,Ea =
naEd ,buta new supply oi freight nave zrriveu
ana been placed on O4rroad, and we have completed
arrangements 80 as tosbs spieBoISta suppl. Ese
demands ofall, be the same IiURE OK LESS.
SO after looking aroans among all the "OSE
HORSE" stove shops IN this city, to 40 purpose'
Twitchsll & EiIIetts,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and bay II
StOBs Is stOUe. In our prices, for eheapneSs,
We defy all competltion--every article aaryaattE,
md ii not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
oar assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; tAe Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal, The King Of
Stoves and Governorl elevated ovens.
~ kinds OF Parlor. Utaae aav st1 1.tng Stoves
Tin AND Copper NaEeVH l4 I'd sN ,tuss. Roof,
ing. Jobbng, ozc. done 5Fl=r.
Brady Street, neaesy apPo5ztl the %
~ "A. \ a.I q A
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STOVES Az WOLESALIi
The Largest stove store

@- lag @s ga - ~t1S - W. y - s~A
In the w esstss.
y4yE shall receive on the opening u Hs ggauaH the
w largest stock of STOVES and TIMERS
STOCK ever brought 20 the state Ol loWs. Among
the numerous articles which shall keep constant
ly on hand fortuners are Tin FtEts, Skeei IyaR
Boiler from No, l2 % gs Charcoal d9., Rassia d.
TnitatioA Russia do, EtTsr lfHRed C0bPcr'g1 Bru-
isr's de-. Block TIM Trad, Copper Bett0ms, Bct'at
d.. Ircn RivSts all sizeH tfHHsa d., al a3s II
pressed Rrre .yapgHHsd de-. Tuners Tools and We
assure all persons fsyoring with order that VI
will sel tEem goods IN line as low they can bn
bought in Chicago or st. Ionic, and much lower than
they have bee, paving for them heretofore in thfs
place, ard fsTfFs 70 sEit.
Pleass Civ call aud learn oar prices, and
then Et5 asfi spead Heitu er time nor me y Fl
ey here HHt u-StHg al the two places above
zaHHEa
n f. gs ye saaI recslye an assort-
mer. f 'g. aansa goods by ftaiEOad sum
cia..t - 8sHnea ate demand,
tEaEt 5zT aBEs can rely upon being sgPPlied-
OF 10 laes s.t tiaTsEa and on favorable terms a.
Oia 5 n04z. ss., 81, DC, taksa sa eE-
so, 4 ...1s4vHs' b-eS4. FEcUtstFeet.
de- Iz-G&utI NIEkrRSHaH s. HICKS,
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/ G, PARKER,
v st. LIME. h D,
r, ". wHERLEH,

E4 ! ANshIFNNF tFktfN EfNkFNFW4f =,
sars Ne. l Davenport hI0gk, Third story. NAI
cs.llf aga ana s1psriGEsat wvrs Of every dssSiip'
= vsnp Vi l0'sodu
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VII. r. CAMPBELL,

COUNTY SURVEYOR,
hsS' EACE eE OF South West Brady ana Le-
cast Sea. Office 10 he Court HOUSE. Aii orders
promptly stfsndedts aug. tsth p. d-#N
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New Goods, New foods!
EDW ARD AIDE N
.uerchNnt JNis0r',
sED
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
Re a dy. M a de Clothing

CIsths, Cassimsres, vsstings Gents Fur
uishing Goods and Tailors Trimmings,
ii asjust returned from the east vita one oil ths
i i largest and bestselectsd stocks OF goods stei
offered for sale in this market consisting IN part
the following articles:
BROADCLOTHS.
ERgiish, French, German and Amsricsa, Of he q
nest qaslits and lstess style of goods.
CASSIMERES.
English, French and Am .ricsn, Of eFery variety q
style color and quality
VESTINGs.
White 8fsrssilIss, MataIa ese, White London Ffgur
ed Tinsel and Coiored silks, Fancy and PLAN > u
Velvet, Fancy SILK and Linen, Italian silk oreEA
dine. Satin, Italian Cloth, Silk Plush. ana Farsl
cashmers in great variety.
OVERCOATING.
Black, Blue and Brown Brosdeloth Union, " hitt.sy
and PHO; Cloths, Fancy Blue, Brown and nv, oerea
Castor Beaver, caaadK mixed and Saiafa oI the IA.
READY-MADE
ver-Coais, ,Over-Sseks, surtouts. Reshng JACKIE
snd Talmss, Freek aud Dress Ffock Goats Of u
qualities and styles, Silk, Velvet, Plush, Cloih
Cashmere and valencia Vests, Cssmets, salnett
double and twist fancy and plain Cashmere az.
Do sskin Pants; Den'n and Guernsey Froeks, Wrs p
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, calico, white plain linen corded and Par:
DO orns, fancy eolored shiIls win com mon and Po
ka Wristbands; string Deorsey, corded Byron. pol.
ka Collars, Neck Ties stocks, faaey and and plsi
Cravats; Gloves-white, black and colored kid In
ed DUCK, ciokcs Ihestefnet0, AocfdecE- hrfHl
Union and German aud Fur GauntleIs; wool, meI4
no and cotton Hose; white and fancy linen and 81
Handksrchlefs; embroidered lambs wool, whiis aEa
Wool Aiii., sosrfs, Muffiers, Geats' shawls al
shawl Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet Sacks, and all oILf
articles 6slly kept By the trade, ali OF which
respectfully submtled 10 the examination OF eIs.
TONERS.
An early call will secure choice SELECTIONS.
EDWARD ALDEN
Second street, opposite LeCiaire Row. Davenp0rl,
Iowa, a,foet Maia s brady.l sep6dtf
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New Arrival.
BOOTS AND SHOES

NJ II are jusi opeDing our FALL STOCK agl
- would invite our customers and ali in vanl a
goods Ia onr hRs No give call. We have yarss-
- enough both 10 style and pries 10 suitsll.
MOORE s. BROWN
uetl5 dtn Enpirs StoEs, Brady Slrssa.
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AANAAA LANna,

A agent Of laa aads sssixnsd will ssssaa .hs
"A Government Land Sale Il Fort Lsassasx xrsh
Kansas IsfrtiaEy, :. BE- bsId ths frsn dAy u No
vembsf nsxs. Persons vishiaS " make afeAI
US. FALLMAS, sowRRs Is AsIk.sN,
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

Harrison, between Front and Secoha HLoet|
KIEFER d A ) uORNUNU. PToprietors
(Lsts, Robert Henne.}
fEyHH proprietor respectfully announces 10 h'7
/ eastern friends aud the travelling pubic gene
rally, that hgyiua purtaased
This Cornmodious Hotel,
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NElY rlN st,seEsE.
NdE su1scTlbers haN9 lust OptH5d sIeF' on fiaT
,hey intend manufacturing aud keeping constant
an hand all kinds Of
Copper. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,

Particular attention paid TO Roofing spoutiug an
Jobbing. Country merchants cam rely upon eeln
Supplied with T II ware al Wholesale prices.
Rags, old copper, lead, Sc., ta@en Ia exchange 10
.nnAs. LAl llhltE d "a NLEES {. hElL.
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JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,
GoKTg gACT0R AND BUILDE 4 I,
shop on stieg bet Jth aad 8ts fLs., pt rgugrs
,hti0nsi and @sgt Of Methadis' ghgtcus
Bgne 2gth 'gS dN Wtf
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b. b A K Il

CI'IY Z JNDI.S' I a K LIZ,
KEEPS CoNSTANT On HAND,
GCFFIEs of every quality and size
MD -HET9kEIC BGRI9L cdSFs.
WaFe-Ruoms ana Ressdence,
Brldy. between 3dand 4tir Street, West Side,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
IE AKsk siwayotn readiness. Cartageufurnshe
when desired July rs, lSI5-dU
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4TEE NEW aOEEa~
w AV RLY HO y 5 ( ,


yNORMERLN 4 ssisisnt IN sieian 10 tnehHl fan4A
Il Penueutary aud htugs 20. Hospitals, n . -,
Resident surgr0H 70 The Brooklyn C.ly hospAsty r.
Gently % orange nd Nestchester Cos, \. :. oleIs
his services 10 the citizens Of Davenport
once and residence, Brady St.ueanY opposite Gen
saTrSUljr sug2o 1896 dNtt
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aud tad il Thoroughly repaired and sHiod, he 15
uow ur.pared 10 asrtI saNra Gl ia r patronage, hy
constant altenIIOuEn IIetr sahts ana comforts H's
tabie gill DO saypHst s4tI thy Dsst ~Hich the iGhF
E.l aH3rls aad !s 10 slaE re infhlsAso aF
gall o. those of any iu the city. luus - du
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" O Il I c. e

ef IbA AWSON Il co, have formed :
% paEtaEraAip viii +. II. Gnggs, under the nam
az : sle 0f Dawsors GrgEs Co., TO take eneei
pss gA8 tst day 81 NoXcmber- islJ.
Ali persons having unsettled accounts with the old
aru srs requested s call and settle oc.25
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lew doors cast Of Smith = sio

- r. D. AYRRs, Dentist,
iTEhSs &. Has removed his Once 10 ssoona
uIITYYy St. between Brady and Perry, a
Tow doors cast OF Smiths Store.
He hopos that tha tast three years constant PfasJe
this city has given such saisAeiiohas "lii 'GagHs
new location.
Ast5 Ia. work sey amount Js references can be
alR.nif dnaLEeA. s9pl2 ~ dNN
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BURROWS, PREITYhAN q DALzELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
G X O G T. r. T. -
] X ON, N A l. ) q l. A ) 5
Wooden Ware, alt, Paints, Oils, &c,
AGENTS Tor Fairbanks s. Scales and HeulHg's Safes
No. 5 Burrrows' Block, Front 81,
UAF EN- z 0 r T 10 w =.
.. s. u. BURROWS, J. 4. hAt1EhL.
api33 H.R,FEkTTTaANt
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ssDOT'ss - SHOES.
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL,
At The Empire Store.
e @Sg M T. have n0H in store large and we'll g.
B4#s w lected stock OF BOOTS and SHOES, to
"a wh Ch we in Invite the attention OF all IN wan
Dlartcies in our line. Country traders Sish
Ing 20 rspeuish Iaeir stocks will and 1t TO their ad
yAntags TO give us caA before purchasing else /.
whore.
Il oar Numerous customers WAC pEeferLlSlDA
WORK We continue 10 bold out lndueemenis Ia the
way oi prtme stock and stylish work not equale d
.h4s sd % N34 YORK. a IA styles oil ladies' work
Manufactured As gsssl Brady street, davenport.
apiJDdu MOORE b. BROWN.
4 M. b
4 1BATS' patsEt isatAsr boots made to order.
M Nj. e. b.
,7TsyKT ~ ySrYI ~. ,sY,Ss n yI,Is0 n II,
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SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING. PRESS.
The HtsiI,genser thus states the points in
volved in the case Of Scott and others to be
Ie-srgued today in the Supreme Court of the
United States:
"The case Of Scott and others, which was
argued at the last term of the Supreme Court,
and the re argument of which will be opened
to day, involves questions of much political
interest. They are
"First Whether a free black man is q citi-
zen Of the United States, so as to be competent
to sue il the Courts Of the United States.
Second. Whether a slave carried volun-
tsrily by his master into a free State, and re-
turning voluntarily with his master to his
home, is a free man by virtue Of such tempo.
Eary residence; and,
Thirdly. Whether the eighth section of
the Missouri act of 1920, prohibiting slavery
north of latitude 360 30, is constitutional OF
not"
The Union describes the "last phase" Of
Black Republican sectionalism, and argues
the Southern confederacy question with the
New Orleans Delta.
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c. B. IA moment before we 60 to press
to-day, We perceive that gross personal at
tack upon US, under the signature of C. B. T.
has found its way into the columns of the Rich
mond EnqadrU-evidently without previously
meeting the eye Of either editor of that Journal
We shall dispose of it to morrow, in due form
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEED INGS
In TIE SENATE, day, on mot ion of Mr..
Jones Of Iowa, their commerce committee were
directed to inquire into the expcdiency OF
making further appropriation OF $4,000 for
the enlargement of the custom house at Du-
buque.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, of Iowa, the ere.
dentials of Mr. James Harlan This colleague, J
with the protest appended thereto from the
Senate of that State, were taken up, and they
were being discussed by Mr.. II. as the Star
went to press.
IN THE House, Mr.. Etheridge moved to
suspend the rules to admit the following reso
luton. Viz:
Resolved, That this House of Representa-.
tives regards all suggestions and propositions
of every kind, by whosoever made, for a re
newal Of the African slave trade as shocking
to the moral sentiments of the enlightened
portion of mankind, and that any action on
the part Of Congress conniving at or legaliz.
ing tina horrid and inhuman traffic would
justly subject the Government and citizens OF
the United States to the reproaches and exc
Grafton OF all civilized and christian people
throughout the world.
Rules suspended-yeas 40, nays So.
The previous question having been called
for
Mr.. Orr asked leave to move substitute for
the resolution of Mr. Etheridge, as follows
fes0Lced, That it is inexpedlent to alter the
laws prohibiting the slave trade
But many Republican and Know Nothing
members objected
The call for the previous question was then
sustained by vote Of ayes 49, nays II.
Mr. Jones Of Tennessee, demanded the yeas
and nays on ordering tho main question to be
put.
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EssORs' NOTICE IT

@~ASSE SSORS' NOTICE THE
M voters Of the several Wards will plelse
take notice that the Assessors will attend at the
places designated below, from 10 O'Clock a m. to
3 O'Clock p III. every day. except Sundays and
Christmas day, from the 18th TO the 3lst 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 williamson il3 10th ST.
west between 6 and H streets north.
Third Ward-J. NJ. Downing's, 5i7 l. street
north between eth and Sth streets west.
Fourth Ward-City Hall.
Fifth Ward-B. F. Dyer's, 669 New Jersey ave-
nue., between and K streets south
Sixth Ward-Oftce Of 3. : Briggs, street
SOUTH between sth and 9th streets east
Seventh Ward-Peter Hepburn. jr., s5 STREET
south, between 9Th and 9th streets west.
dec I0-d
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IhE LATE TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT ALI
AsCE The cUroner's INQUEST held upon the
bodies Of the persons killed by the recent dis
aster at Alliance, Ohio have rendered a YER
dict sttr'6utnG the cause Of the accident to
the Cleveland train, and that John Chepy,
engineer Of the train, was concerned in the
Preparation Of the outrage Cheny is still at
large 1T th@ head quarters Of the Cleveland
a'd iisbu-2 road, bat proftsses a willing.
mess 10 give himself up if protected from the
violence Of the excited people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-15

11he case Of Page vs. Phillips, which ba,
been under argument in the United stats.
Circuit Court at Albany, n. Y for four DAYS.
before Judge Hall, closed on Saturday with a
verdict in favor Of the plaintiff. The suit was
brought for an Infringement Of patent circular
saw mills for manufacturing lumber out OF
ROACH timber Some fifty suits already com
menced hang On this verdict. The case will
be carried up.
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GRACE CHURCH FESTIVAL
M The Ladies Of Grace Church, Island,
the Rev Alfred hOlEead, Rector, intend opening
their sale Of useful and fancy articles, on MON
DAY EVENING, December 9Th, at Concert Hall,
adjoining the Star Buildings. A large collection
Of Christmas Presents, Toys, &c have been Sc
cured, to which special attention Is invited. The
proceeds Of the Festival are to he appropriated to
the debt Of Grace Church. Donations are solicited
and may be LEFT at the house Of the Rector, or al
the hall dec 6-2W
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GAME LAws.-A young farmer in Devon.
shire, England, was recently sentenced to one
month imprisonment at hard labor, for at.
tempting to catch hare, on land rented bv
his father,
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SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN-A FINE
- looking red COW, with horns,
blind in one eye, with white back,
belly, tail and both hind legs;
speokled face and thighs brought 1880
to me for sale on the evening Of Friday, the 18th
instant The owner Of said Cow is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take her away.
Centre Market, or cor. ~ and sts. south.
dec 15-St$
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RNOTICE-THE SUBSCRIBER begs
~A leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by so doing they
will save from Is to IS per cent.
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
200 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
lie 9-6m JOHN McDEVITT.
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H~NOTICE, SEVENTH WARD DIM.
~ OCRATIC hSSOCIAr TON The
members Of the Seventh Ward Democrats Assal
citation are hereby notified to meet on WEDNES-
DAY next, the 18th inst at : O'CLOCK n m =,
Potomac Hall, Island. Business OF Jmportans.
requires the attention Of every Democrat in the
w ard. BY order: -'' 'n0
JOHN G. OFFUTT, Sect dec IsN9,s
RTHE DUTIES OF MISS RROOxE1a
~. School (Seven BuildinpsI will he ~
snmed on MONDAY, the 18th Instant Mnsie
Singing and Dancing Teachers in alter dam
usual. ol uah es
ETHE ACTIVE ASSOCIATION op
- the Northern Liberties Fire Comnenv
respectfully announce that they viii Give tSaty,
Third Cotillon Party on THUksDAY the is,h
Of December Tue ioIn
Tickets FIFTY CENTS.
Gee l5-3t# THE Couu,nr,
EOFFICE OF WASHINGTON eAs
~ LIGHT COMPANY, W.sutnsrns
december is, 1e56.-NOTICE TO ST0CE'
HOLDERS.-Pursuant 10 the re-. n,rements .,
It's Charter, meeting Of the stockholders m N
washington 6as- Light Company, for tbe elec,ion
OF Directors for the year 1857 will be beld IT tbi.
ONCE o, MONDAY the ath day of January neYt
al O'Clock p m BY order;
dec ls.eOSw J. F. BROWN, Sect.
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M. SNYDER 4 son. Bankers,
RUY AND SELL DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
- STOCKS, BONDS, and othes Securities,
receive Deposits, furnish Drafts, make Collec-
lions, and negodates Time Paper.
LAND WARRANTS
We are at all times buying and selling Land
Warrants, and will locate them, on commission,
In Nebraska and Minnesota Territorys, WILSON,
sin, Iowa, and Missouri.
nj SNYDER & SONS Bank,
dec 15.1m No 3ss National n otel Building.
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FRESH FRUITS, &C., JUST received,
Il Is boxes Raisins
Is drums and cartoons Fresh Figs
Prunes in Fancy Jars and Kegs
Canton Ginger in Jars. S cases Citron
Pie Fruits, Currants, Gooseberries, Peaches, &c
Almonds, Filbsrts, Ground Nuts, &c.
% b"pes AdaUantine Candles In Cartoons
20 DO Sperm do
1000 Ins. Fresh Buckwheat
Rye Flour in Barrels
u Kegs Extra Orange County Butter
Mackerei In Barrels bis bis, and tits.
For sale, by WIN. HI. bRERETON,
No. 466 corner Of 9TH and streets,
dec l5-eo2w opposite the Patent Once.
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THkIBERG'S TWO CONCERTS
IN WASHINGTON.
AT CARUSPS SALOON,
ON TUESDAY AND SATURDAY,
December 10th and goth.
THE FIRST GRAND CON CERT
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 10Th.
S. THzLBERG,
MADAME CORA DE wILHORST,
M. RUDOLPH, sIGNOE ABELLA, ),
M. THALBERG,
win play the same pie ses as at his frst Concef,
In New York.
FANTASIAS,
" LA SONNAMBULA," "MASANIELLO.
ETUDE INA, (Repeated Notes
GRAND VARIATIONS on the Elisir 'Amore,
MADAME DE WILHORST,
Will sing two ariss from Z" II Trovstoren and
"Betly," the Brinolisi from " Macbeth"
and the [" icci Valz.n
Mr. RUDO LPHsON
VIII sing az AHA from :" La Sonnsmoula," also
al Balen" and Moorish Sercnsde,
by Kuchen.
Doors open at7H O'Clock. Concert commences
at 6 O'Clock.
The Price Cf Admiration will tie 81 50 for Re.
served Seats throughout the 2 ON.
ID The only authorized Ticket Oface az Da-
v,s's Musical Store
ID The sale will commence on Saturday
morning, December 18th.
IL On Monday, December 18th, will be given
thu Second Grand Concert n Baltimore dec III
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FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE
~ GENEVIEVE CLUB will Ia ke place at
ODp Fellows HALL, Navy Yard, on TIL YRS
DAY, the 6rh Of January, 1857. Particulars in
future advertisement dec costs
WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
~ TO KNOW i-HOU USES FURN-
ISRED We want Housekeepers and those
about TO commence Housekeeping n bear In mind
that the first, second, third and fourth rooms Of
our large and spacious warehouse are filed to
their utmost capacity with every description Of
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish
Ing Goods generally, To which VIC respectfully
invite tho attention Of those In want OF Bargains.
Houses furnished Throughout, with every article
In the house keeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH,
or to punctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
the /" HOUsEKEEPEk's EMPORIUM" and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"Qxick sales and small profits"
BONTZ Il COOMBS,
dec 1-3m 9TH street, between and X.
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kTAXES NOTICE TO DELIN
N QUENT TAX PAYERS.

CoLLECToR's OFFICE, November 81, 1856.
All Persons who have failed to pay their Taxes
due the Corporation Of Washington will please
take notice that the advertisement for the sale Of
property liable for the same will be made about
the lst Of January, 1857.
Its hoped that An early attention will be paid to
this subject by all concerned, as neglect to do so
will add heavy expenses to the amount Of the
taxes now due. JOHN M. McCALLA
nov - -dt31Dec Collector.
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CONFECTIONERY
FOR THE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS
NOTWITHSTANDING THE HI6H PRICE
/ Of sugar, will sell my CONFECTIONERY
at the usual prices, viz:
PLAIN CANDY and MIXED DROPS at Is
cents Per pound
SUGAR PLUMs al 37h cents per pound usually
sold by retailers al so cents
French BON BONS, including all kinds of
French Confectionery, at 81 cents per pound
usually sold at rs cents End 81 per pound
POUND and FRUIT CAKE, Of which shall
have large assortment, manufactured of
the very best and freshest materials, orna
mented fine and tastefullv.
Please give us a call, and don't mistake the
place, No 3l8 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets, next door to Iron Hall
dec l5-lm GEO. NORBECK
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES-Prof
~ Jos LIZ CoUTB, Of Georgia. will com
mence course OF Lectures on MONDAY EVEN
ING, December 18th. Subject Coal, its origin,
nature, mode Of Occurrence, the Plants of the
Coal, Structure and Afanities, &c''
The Lectures will be delivered on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
and commence at quarter before O'Clock p. m.
Please notice that carriages must stop at the
south entrance before and after the lecture The
gates on 9TH and 18th streets will be open.
Boys will not be admitted without their par.
ents, or by special permission.
dec 1921 INTEL
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FURs. FURS, FURS-AT sEYMOUR,s.
VTNhE ASSORTMENT LARGELY REPLEN
Il ished with fine MIMI able and otherses Just
received this day, number Of Mink Sable sets !;
the mcst beautiful had this season Also
Stone Martin Marsh Marten
Fitch do Siberian Squirril
Rock do French Sable
Wolf ard Coon Robes. Every description Of
F urs worn by ladies and children, all Of which
will be sold still lower, by calling early at the
Georgetown actory.
W.. SEYMOUR,
dec 15-2w Georpetovn
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY "A g 90 ID
w Cook. Apply at ass Penn avenue, near Oh.
street lie
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10TH c E.-THE MEMBERS OF
~ the National Club take great pleasure in
announcing to their fIiends and the public In
general, that their First Grand Assembly will
take place at the MRrRoPOLITAN HALL, corner
Of 9th AMI ID streets. ON MONDAY EVENING,
December 18th, 1885.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-admitting gentle
man and Ladies. AS there will be no Ladies in
vitatioDs issued, all are invited to attend. By
order Of the
dec s-7t* COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS