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flN flNAA NaaNf u Nv ANIl Nv
v ritter ~ tie roust com De.
tent and IN based Judge in
the United States
APPLE fIEES.-E looming fot
80 wars.
AsP.RASVs.-fxli tr-Ainen; OF.
ATrIcs.-GO~ins Grapes IN.
CALENDAR of Operations
Containing $50 directions TOT
October work IN b. Field,
Orchard, Garden. Hot House,
Green House, &c.
CLTTLE.-Relievins ehoked.
CyNrrusfEs, RURAL.-A bean
iifu. and Instructive article.
CIDtE.MAyIsC, W. " Worn
Juicr.'
CoRS, HARVESTING. &c. Tare'
important article.
Gus RANTs.-Directiols iol
growing.
FpIroR's FARM NorEs; Or
Gi.sninss among Practice
Men.
ExHrsIIioSs, AgriculiuraL. -
Tine and Place Of $50 - b
helfin October.
SRAPE.GRowING THREE prsc
teal articles by three Praetl
cal GTape-gTovers.
HAsTY PUDDISG.AHow e
make a good, and a r'o11uI.l
article; also, how a. yry II.
HoRsEs Two chapters ~
WAtsrins. He'1s. Scratch
81. g..
HoGs.-Hiuts about Fsttsnins
INsEcrs.-Ou destroying.
LITTLE THING. What B. cost.
MISUNDERSTANDING them.
MILLEr.-A Farmers Trial.
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printing.

ENGRAVING and PRINTING HALF PRICE
Il " ddus a Home, Addres. and Autograph Cards, Wed
TRIBUNE UILDINGS.-PRINTING Of every
description from a Card . Book ~ the loves. Cab
Pricea BAKER GOODWIN Tribune Buldnsa
q = PER REAM for BILL-HEADS; CARDS,
~ - 81 81 per thoussnd; CIRCULARS lin Q1snties),
seDs per thousand. ECKLER, Printer, No. p FGtonst
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FART or CONTENT,

OsoER N TIE HovsE.-by
Libbie.
.PL.srs vs.. Chemical AnNyses.
.PorAroEs-DefAls Il tie
Method Of HsrvrxinS By
Swiss farmer. IN tnis country
PoULTRY.-lmPoriAat hsats
OF Preparing tor M.rxet.
.PRoTESsos-rhe Editor made
one axunst bis wish BY Con-
uectlcut FARMERS.
ksCtPEs.-Slx very good
REVIEW Of Prices. &c.
RHUsARs.-Fall Treatment.
Observation-Disclosures; - fee 4.
SANDY SOiLS-A very IN.
structiye article for Al
clssses u persons, OF ;h~
j. manner 10 which plants grow.
and how soils nav b. better
prepared for them. AL
should rad this.
SEE os 70 BE- distributed ,o sob
scrlnars hv %" EDITOR.
SORGHUM, ~ Chiuesr SnsSr
Cane. The Editors expert
ments witt l..
>rRAwsERRY Items.
lSULPHVK q Cure for Blight.
SwANPs .-Drsining and Re
e,aiLaiLg. By one who has
tiled i, aud who sAoN. how
! i; pays
TIN BUsSER goes 20 the Fairs.
rREEs.-Sstiing out Very
ia portaut article tOy this
Season. This worth syrar's
suh-crp'ion 20 any one hay.
ing tree u transplant.
W. ORR FOR THE MONTH.
A chapter on the lAbors
! and pleasures of the month.
containing sundry valuable
hints. SC. &c, &C..
can he Tin NOW.
AL. STA wear. Delivery 20
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TLl.srRArrD RAILWAY AND STEAM

- \ / q n I y = = Il u II
CONTAINING SIXTY MAPS.
PUBLISHED SosTHLY,
rr-ser he supervision Of The Railroad CompsEss
one Volume 81 pages Price S CENTS.
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sixth Ward in the Field.-The REPUBLICAN AS
e0CIiTJON will hold their first public meeting on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING Oct l. at ~ o'clock, at the Re
blesn HeqdSgancr', Ne as rsSIsti TIE hon' WEh
NAYI n cso and L. w RYCKMAN esq, will address the
meeting MUSIC by the Rocky Mountain Giee Club All those
&C. a EreeaoIn and Fremont invited 10 attend
~ ISRAEL WILLIAMS, Press&c0t.
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6petial Notices.

a. Sew.York City and County Kansas tom-
fpe nc the Pubiic.-Ii - BY this time pre- y generally
nu ,b AZ Convention held Ia B1fao on the sh OF July
~ NATIONAL kAN Css,0o III Wa app ''"''0
DThs y. ~ GENERALS known that CENTRAL KANSAS
oIssd b , op sae Convention "A'A
at ,eecived from the gentlemen whose
v.nded ,se.o The o0 o fo% IpT FrTr STATES
~ sar.d ,itiz, ns hsnsas feeling the necessity
aec, zion and mmeda'c ehoIt IN order to sup
ply ID b,g leave appeal 20 all She fricndS Of Free
.ons forward their contributions TO the National
com 10 :, Chicago which Committee ia acting in concert
~ H. cerfys Committee in the Territory. We beg that
rh tions through the National Kansas Commit
s and no, through individuals. unless they fully
san,;zed bv said NJ iiola Committee -
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life ILLUSTRATED. tor this week, nov

NV SUBSCRIBERS can ertn NOW.
T,R.s Gn advance)-Bv mail 81 wear Delivery "a
dwellings in New York City. II cents year extra
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In which character she will sins her German Melody,
Mcin Herr ist Rhein"
rAe Mis- Agnes Robertson
Who will dar Highland Strathspey.
Miss Agnes RObertson
In which character she will sing The Widow M.hree and
dance all Irish Jig. to the tune of Father JACK Welsh
In length and Importance of the perform
ance will commence at precisely. Doors open al 81.
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American Institute, Mechanics' CIub.-Thc

Psrunres Ranges. dr.-COnstanuy on hsa ,- ixse
s<o,nert of bo!ton's Patent CALoRIC SELf-tLhANINd
FURNACES which have been 50 highly spp9TTva ~ C,,rS
as,e tested heir merits EAyes Patent FubU LAM % ~
kARGE-bakes equal 70 bricb oven; Sextons p1yhI S
LRS-,ery eoononicsI a.. fOr sale by GEokOk l. oAN-
Nun Ne 80 Broadway
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flaid Extract of Dandelpn and Scnpa'-fn as - - =
80 Pepssalion ia with many phy.cshs y a
~ s.,iAtLr V.usblc A. family rsuedy for children ossd
StaJ place % castor OF. Prepared by TlLOEN o. 40
slolE-st., New.York an scld by III druggisis
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Intetttgencsr, evidently as though
heart-siek over the objectionable state of things
in the House, announces the fact that no pro-
gress was made yesterday towards efecting an
organization.
The Union holds the Republican party re-
sponsible for TIE continued disorganization of
the House, saying of yesterdays proceed
ings;
/" The responsibility for the continued disor-
ganizatlon OF the House was fastened upon the
republican or anti-Nebraska majority in a
manner so conclusive as to have compelled the
opposition to a variety Of expedients to ward
on the arguments of the democrats. 1t was
not only established that the anti-Nebraska
majority cCuld have elected Mr.. Campbell, of
Ohio, or any other anti-Nebraska man, save
and except Mr.. Banks, on Wednesday last,
but that on most Of the other ballots Mr.. Banks
himself could have been elected had the anti
Nebraska vote been united upon him. This
vote is the majority of the House, and the
democrats the minority"
The Union makes the following important
announcement with reference 10 our relations
with Britain:
I'VE think We can safely assure the editors
OF the IHtefligenCeT that no such question as
the suspension of diplomatic intercourse with
Great Britain has been before the cabinet
Our relations with that government are GER
tainly delicate, and, perhaps critical, but the
proposed withdrawal Of our minister is not
amongst the evidences going to indicate the
deicacy Of those relations. If we might in
dulge In a conjecture on so grave a matter,
we should venture the opinion that the action
of our Government in asking the recall of Mr..
Champion, and the cOnsuls implicated in the
recruitment Of soldiers for the Crimea, furn-
ishes the only foundation for the statement
quoted above. Whilst we desire by this cor
TectiOn 70 avoid any unfOunded Apr Extensions
of an impending difficulty with Great Britain,
we cannot deny that there are serious ques-
tions Of difference between the two Govern
ments, which ought to be thoughtcully con-
sidered by those members Of Congress who are
obstructing the organization of the House"
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III jos PRINTINs.-Our friends and patrons
are notified that we are now prepared to execute
every kind Of joe PRINTING with despatch and
In the best manner, at prices as low as in any
other Office in Washington. Job Printers are also
notified that we are prepared to do every descrip-
ton Of press work that can be executed on double
cylinder and Adams power-presses. SO, also,
has the StaS Ohicea Book Bindery connected with
it, equal in Its capacity to turn out book binding
Of ali descriptions to any other in the District Of
Columbia.
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order; and this rule (the ten minute rule)
shall not be suspended except by the unani-
nous consent Of the House
Mr. Clingmsn having assented the said
substitute was agreed to.
They then proceeded to the 10th vote for q
Speaker, with the following result, viz
Whole number of votes, 2O2; necessary to n
choice, l02.
Mr. Richardson received SO, Banks "a, Full
Ter 81, Pennington 3, L. ID Campbell 8, scat
tering 2
No choice being Effected
Mr.. Quitman was adore ssing the House in
a personal explanation concerning the Ne
braska bill, and was being replied TO by Mr..
Grow as the Stars report went TO press.
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Michael Angelo must have been wicked

u Michael Angelo must have been wicked
wag, not overburdened with the spirit of the
true faith. Ii is said that when he was told
mat ne had, in one Of bis paintings, given a
700 norld complexion to the Apostles Peter and
Paul, he replied that he had not portrayed
them as they appeared upon the earth, but as
they were likely to look in heaven, where they
Flushed for the lives Of their successors
~ DIR. Lawrence, the SON of the late Amo.
Lawrence, and author Of his memoir, has set
apart the profits accruing to himself from the
copywright Of the work, TO various public
objects Among other donations, he has con
triouted five hundred dollars to the funds of
the Young Mems Christian Union and an
Christian Association.
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adopted and recognised in the act Of the Leg
islature of Arkansas of the 10th January,
1888, as the route of the road which, il is held,
the company cannot change; but thirty days
have been allowed within which to file an
affidavit to show, if it can be done, that the
first route is not in accordance with the act of
the Legislature, and if such affidavit be fled,
a reasonable time thereafter is to be given for
further hearing of all the parties concerned
in the matter.
Appointed.-We hear that the Mayor Of
w ashington has appointed DR.. A. Mcdonald
Davis. to be the Health Commissioner of this
city-salary ST 500 per annum-which Office
was created under the new law re-organizng
the Board of Health system for this CITY for
which our fellow citizens are so much indebted
to DR.. Thos. Miller, long the active and en-
ergetlc President Of the Board of Health
The appointment of DR. Davis will prove as
acceptable to his fellow citizens at large n,
that OF any physician who has gone into poll
tics extensively in this city as a Know Moth.
ing leader. He was reared here, knows the
city thoroughly, is an active man, and has
had long professional experience.
Interpreters in the Army.-An enlisted
soldier was employed constantly, for some
time, in New Mexico, as an interpreter, and
rendered very valuable services in that capa-
city He presented his account for certain
monthly compensation largely exceeding his
pay as soldier. 1t was held that such COM
pensation was forbidden by the acts of March
Sd, 1899, August 23d and Goth, 1912, and
other laws, and that he could only be paid
the per diem allowed to soldiers for constant
labor by the act of March 2, 1919, as extended
by the act of August 4, 1854.
A Site Selected.-The Score tsry of the
Treasury has selec ted as the site for the Ma
rine Hospital to be erected at Cincinnati, Ohio,
lot offered by Clark Williams, Esq, bounded
by Baum, Sixth and Lock streets, which is to
cost the treasury s36, 900.
The Printing Committee. The President
pro tenn. of the Senate has appointed, as the
Printing Committee Of that body, Messrs.
Fitzpatrick, Johnson, and Fessenden.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury De.
partment On yesterday, 18th Of January,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the redemption of stocks.... S4.25O A
For the Treasury Departmental. 1887 80
For the Interior Department. %, ops 40
War Warrants received and en-
tered. ......-.............. 1898 "a
War repay warrants received and
entered. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 IA
From Customs .................. 56I2 20
On account of the Navy. Isl, $50 90
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- NOTICE-THE UNDERsIGNED

NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ finding the public cautioned through the
Star against trusting her on the account Of her
husband, Patrick Hurley, has 10 say that she has
never asked credit on his account from any one,
not knowing that he had credit TO the amount Of
one loaf OF bread, and that his low habits Of abus
ing her were snch "a 10 make il impOss bile for her
TO live with him except in dread OF her life for
she has supported him instead OF having him
support her, by her own labor, as is well known
10 many respectable citizens, and has been COM
PEELED, from the proceeds OF her labor, TO pay
debts OF his contracting. ! also testify that he
has left my bed ana beard, aud left me in a suf-
fering condition, thrown on the world, with an
infant In my arms, 10 seek support, had not had
a kind father TO have loaned a hand Of mercy, to
release me from my sutf-rings
AMANDA JANE.
PSI also understand from good authority
that he intends the first opportunity 10 steal my
child, but be assured IL ever he attempts, or any
other persons assist in taking or harbOring the
child from me, IL shall end I'm death, for do not
consider him capable OF ia king care OF my child
for he has never done fathers part by It since It's
birth. AMANDA lane.
Washington City, January 10, 1856.
jan lists (Organ, Bait SUM
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III AGENTS FOR THR STAR.-The following
named persons are authorized to contract foo the
publication Of advertisements In THE STAR:
Philadelphia b PALMER, northwest cor
neT Of F fifth and Chestnut streets.
NsU YOTk-S. M PBTrINGILL Co., Nassau
street.
Bo,toH-v. b. PALMER, Scollay's Building
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Proceedings of To-Day,

In the House, to-day, Mr.. Houston asked
Mr.. Cllngman to accept as a substitute for his
pending resolution, the following, viz;
hssolved, That during the call of the roll
no debate or personal explanation shall be in
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION
81 TAXES.-All persons in arrearages for
taxes due TO the Corporation Of Georgetown are
hereby notified that the same must be paid forth
with, in order to avoid the expense and mor;ifca-
ton Of distrains. No longer Indulgence can pos.
sibly be granted, and as all delinquent parties
have been heretofore personally called upon, this
is the last notice that can be given
Those who intend TO pay their bills will please
call before the 18th day Of this month at my resi-
dence, on the corner OF High and Cav streets.
My two sons, George and Henry G. Jewell are
authorized to give receipts In nv behalf
jan IS-dt25th WIN. JEWELL, Collector
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GIN YOUR PROSPERITY RE
WSS MEMBER THE POOR. The
Washington Hlghlanders respectfully announce
to the public that they will give a Ball for the
benefit OF the poor OF this city, on MONDAY the
18th instant, and respectfully ask the publics aid
I'm relieving the distresses OF those who are unable
to help themselves.
Committees and other particulars In future
advertisement ian Ii IL Is, Il, 1912
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III Advertisements should be handed in by
II O'Clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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JOHNSON,s SALoON.

No. Ill q StTssf, near ThirtesMtk street.
LIE BEING WELL EXPERIENCED N
IL Cooking, will serve MEALS 10 e.
gentlemen. yTEU
Dinner Parties, Game Suppers, and ytSNX
soups served up daily. Also, stewed
Terapins. Terms moderate
Several Rooms Ia let. Call as above
ian l5-lwA
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MGTROPoLIrAN RAILROAD OFFICE,
GeoIQetoWn December 10 Isis

THOSE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
~ stock Of the Metropolitan Railroad Com
Pany who have not responded TO the call made
the 18th Of April last for the payment Of the sec
ond instalment are requested 10 do so within thir
ty days from date, to enable the Company TO meet
their obligations TO the contractors who are now
engaged in prosecuting the work
By order Of the Board OF Directors:
dec A-3taw3w J. WlDEEBLE, Treasurer.
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{ rEhA 6LAssES-The largest and cheap
~ est assortment In the city at
JOHN r. ELLIS,
40 Pa avenue, between 9TH and I0th Us
dec 81
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THE MONUMENTAL CLUB TAKE
b. great pleasure In announcing to their
friends and public generally that their Serond vs.
sembly will take place at Harmony Hall MON
DAY EVENING, January 2lst, 1856
Esputas celebrated Band is engaged for the oc-
casion. THE COMMITTEE
ian lS-3ts
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IN 00O LBS. CORN FED WAGON
AOsOoO Hogs, family sizes.
~ bushels new free Glover Seed
boxes prime Lemons
5bbls. double pressed Lard Oh
bbls. pure ETHEREAL Oh
200 lbs. new Bacon, assorted
X pipe pure Brandy
ceived and for sale by -
w. III. TENNEY,
5. E. corner High and Bridge St,
Jan 19-9 Georgetown,
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,

MAS Il o Len OR DECOYED PRoM
w the corner Of Goth and street. near nav r.
ldence, on Thursday night, the 18th instant. M.
tie girl, named Lizzie, Of d dark mulatto eolnr
about six or eight Years OF age Had ON red cali
Of calling Mrs Eaton "grandmotbeT - and :,
asked who she belongs to will answer, "Grand
will give twenty dollars for the recovery of the
girl and detection OF the thief IL found IN the Dis
trct or fifty dollars II found out OF the District
IL Is supposed that she was taken in in a carriage
or sleigh, as she had not been out ten minutes
Wnen missed. J. II. EATON.
jan Ie-dtN lint, Union SentineD
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Il Milton, Dryden, Bryant, Haleck, Longfels
low, Shakespeare, Byron, Pope Moore, Henlaus
Joanna, Ballie, COwper, Thomson. Willis, ~
Courtney, Herbert, Shelly, Coleridge, wordswortL
Burns, Goldsmith, Scott. Hood. Swift CbauceT.
spenser, Tennyson, Southey, Roser,, Young sud
many other Poets, may be found al the MOST mod
crate prices at the bookstore OF the undersigned
nne editions, In morocco and calf hindinas. many
OF them beautifully illustrated; most Of item im-
ported direct from London, by the undersigned
and bound there FRAkCK TayI1eR
dec ~
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DRESS AND CLOAK NAMING,

MISS A. +. d. SON TAKES THTs
WI method Of informing the citizens and s,,an.
gers Of Washington, that she stin Continues The
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING in ali The lsis..
ana most fashionable varieties Her long eEperi-
ence In the business warrants her I'm ASSURING sat
isfactiOn TO those favoring her with their patron
age. Ladies wishing ClOafs and Dresses cur ana
basted can be accommodated on rt asonzb! IL terms
Residence, 9th street, between ID and D., No as,
west side. ian I6 o,.
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FANCY GOODS -ENGLISH, FRENCE
Il and German. Just received at
THE LAKES,
DEC 24-u l0i Pa avenuP
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NOTICE OF PoSrpoNEMyST

NJ AkECOMPkLLED 40 sNNoUNCF
w TO tue subscribers 10 the PRIZE I'm.
bROlDERN RAFFLE, hat we shall Lave "a.
postpone The drawing Tor few DAYS, on Account
OF taere being stu a aumber OF chancrs not vet
tafen. Those. persons wishing 10 subscribe will
obilge us bY giving MS their names early, as We
do not wish 10 delay tie drawing any niger than
we can help. We viii state the day for d2"lns
In q future Advertisement
CLA6ETT, NEWTON, MAY CO,
janl4 Cor Penn avenue and Ninth strset.
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J. B. MOORE, ApOrHECARY,

-'V' Ito 7 n "VtI-st' NUHEN NIatI
TAKES THIS METHOD OF INFORNtNc
u the citizens Of the First Ward and vi =
cinity that 10 be more convenient TO bIsCz/
business he has purchased the store and NJ
dwelling which be- now occupies, doors ~
west OF bis former stand. His stock af DHUGS
and MEDICINES are perfectly fresh and genu-
inc.
The PRESCRIPTION business will, a. here
tofore, claim his partic Hlar attention
He has large supply Of hair, tooth and nail
BRUSHES at every price. Also, PERFUME
KY, and TOILET ARTICLES, PATEN 4
MEDICINES, &c.
BY constant attention To business he homes n
merit liberal support. ian -S-st
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"REMEMBER THE TEA POT.,,-
~ Mrs. Smith set her Tea Pot on the range
to draw the tea, little dreaming IL 80 would mt
stand the tre, till she saw II rEa She screamed
as IL disappeared, and fell back in commissions
Every remedy was administered, but nothing
would restore her. At last her husband said he
would call on FRANCIS, Seventh street and buy
her one OF his FIRE PROOF TEA POTS, when
she was observed TO smile. In the morning after
starting away, Mr.. Smith looked back and saw
her standing In the door For moment he lis
tened. Ii was that same musical voice, my
Dear, remember the Tea Potn ian u
/ OST-LAST EVENING, IN THE CARS
II between the Philadelphia and Washington
depots, In Baltimore, pair Of gold Speetacles in
case. The finder will he rewarded by leaving
them al thls once jan ls-lt
I OST-AT THE PRESIDENTS HOUSE
IL last night, straight black sack overaoat with
ny In 'front.', and velvet collar. IL was probably
taken by mistake, and the gentleman win oblige
the owner by leaving II at Stevens SaIesroom
Browns' Hotel The owner OF a black sloucb
Hat can obtain 1t by calling as above,
jan l9-lts
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NOTICE. no Tur PUBLIC

AIRS. ELLEN STEWART has takep On.
WI house, No. 80 q street, near the come, %
18th, where she has comfortable and Handsomely
furnished bed rooms 10 let 20 gentlemen Fnsnrs
and English IL spoken in the house, and canitsi
saloon Is kept by superior dTItsfe Dc eNstsf An
the basement b. low, from which Meals can he
served as desired
Balls, Dinners, Sc., will also be provided 10 or.
dtf from the FALCON jan lS-lw.
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variety OF fine Fancy Articles, such a. p,r,o,
Clocks, BrOnZes, Dresden China Ornaments
Plates, Cups and Saccers, Parian Marble Vase,
Figures, etc which will be CLOSED out witbov,
regard to hrst cost, being left Of Christmas goods
The public are invited to call aud examine tlese
goods H. sEMKENe
800 Pa. avenue, between 9th aad 10Th Sis
jan l6-2w
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NTOTWIrHsTANDIN THE uNrhE-
~ cedented great rush at our store during last
vveek we have few more nne Fancy Goods
Rows. Work Boxes, Books, Card Gases, &C, left
which we are determined 20 run OF at our usual
low rates JOHN +. ELLIS,
No. 3o6 Pa. avenue, near IOth street.