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NPBrown,s Bronchial Yreches-uWs

have found them Of ssying
uon and In snbduing produced by Colds
clerical brehrsn real favor in calling stten
to thsm."-LOn's Herald. ." We commend them at
tsbton Of public speakers singers and others who are
troubled with affections Of the Throat -Christsn Watch
man. "For Coughs Asthma, ks, chesrfuy besr
mony from persoEs knO wledge to their ecscy"-BaIlou
Pictorial. They simple and elegant form
isertnk in combination medicinal substance,
IN general esteem among Physicians In the treatment of
Bronchial anectiOnsDr q. y. BigelOw. Containing no
cpfum deIeterious drugs these LoIens.s
freely By public speakers and vocssts clearing and
giving strength 70 the voice Sold by all Druggists
Oct ls-u JAMES N. CALLAN, Agent
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n For washing infants and children, use
Fontaine's Cream of Wild Flowers 1t makes
them healthy, pretty and sweet Sold by the
agents, druggists and fancy stores.
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ters for Jsundise Dyspepsia Nervous ChroAc Debility
pleasant In and smell and be
any circumstances In cases fDysFePsA 1t acke magic
strengthening the tone of the stimulating
gsstve and giving rudy health
eghtnesst the In ell Of diseases the stomach
whether acute or chronic 10 be
soothing, cordial and renoVatnE influence Dyspepsia
heartburn loss appetite tremors
son debility, &c, relieved by the BitteTs in very
short space Of time and
falls work thorough cure Kept at all the popular saloons
and principal drug stores. dec ss-Iv
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NO. 1 FIRST CLASS PRESENTS.

NO. FIRST CLASS PRESENTS.
W0RTH ATTENTlON.-TWO NEW and
w Beautiful PIANOS, warranted and guaran-
tied fine finish, rosewood cases, superb tone. will
be sold for cash at the low price Of $500 each.
ALsO,-2 Pianos at S225 each; 3 ST $3.50 each;
at SAYS; = at $500 each; at 1915 each; at $3.50
EACH 2 at 1875 each; at $500 each; l at Si5O;
Melodeons at $40 each; at S62 each; 1 at Sl20;
at 300.
In addition To an extensive stock, we have
Violins fIpm 81 to 500; Guitars from IS TO
800; AccordeOhs from 81 50 to S37 Banics from
50 to SEQ; Vioincellos from 80 to $50; Flutes
from IS cents to $50; Tambourines from so cents
to S5; Drums from rs cents to $40; Flies from 25
cents to S. Bows FOR Vioiins from IS cts to 80.
ALSO,
Music, Music Books, Music Follos, Piano Cow
ers and Stools Italian Guitar and Violin strings,
Violin and Guitar Boxes, and everything belong
ing to the Music business.
We warrant and guarantee every article we sell;
and take Old instruments Of any kind in part pay
ment for new cpes. We order Music twice a
week, and send Music to any part OF the country
by mail, free Of postage.
Our store is No. sos Pa. avenue, few doors
from 10th street
dec 19-Iw JOHN r. ELLIS.
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Baltimore Markets

DALrInoRE, Dec. % Flour is unchanged !;
Howard street So 30; City Mills $3.50
Wheat is steady; good red sl.47asl.4S, and
good to prime whites 81 55asl.6I.
Corn is unchanged new white 5S.c, yellow
6Oa6lc.
Whisky is active at 2Sc.
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THE HOLIDAYS.
R'S SDyEEITEDNER

THE HOLIDAYS.
GATHERS CONEEUTEONE Merry SALOON
As Is USUAL AT TIL lis SEASON OF THE
"A year, have made extensive arrangements 10
supply tie public with every thing IN my line, al
the shortest notice and Of the test quality.
In my assortment will be found
5000 bounds assorted Sugar Piums, for convent
ence packed in pounds and half bays
French Kisses, a large ard beautiful assortment
Bon Bons, in sacks, Cornucopias
Fancy Boxes and Baskets
Boxes of Pruues, new and rich styles
Small Cake OF every description
Preserves, general supply
On Monday, the 22d Instant, Will be exhibited
in my Saloon the largest and richest display OF
large fruit and pound Cakes probably ever wit
messed in this city, varying In price from 30 cents
to 80 each.
Every thing to be found in arst class confec-
tionery establishment can be had at " A la vile
de Paris" G. 6AUTIER, Confectioner.
dec Is colin Pa. ave bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
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OIKD,

suddenly. on the morning Of the 23d instant,
8. w. HANDY, OF this city, aged s6 years.
papers.
At Fort Brown, Texas, on the 9Th Inst Major
J. RANDALL HAGNER, Paymaster u. IS.
Army, second son Of the late Peter Ha9ner
At Portsmouth, IN II } on the 22d instant.
Commander SAMUEL LARKIN, Of the U 3.
Navy.
on the ped inst GEORGE WILSON COLE,
on Of John and Elizabeth Ann Cole, aged 2
ysars, months and days.
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FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

fUEN CHNtnI MAS fnESLNtSs
EMB IDERIES-EMBR
lust RECEIVED FROM AUCTION, A
q large lot Of EMBROIDERIES comprising a
general assortment, consisting Of the following,
viz:
500 Cambria Bands, from 25 cents to 50 so
600 Swiss do do 37k do $50
SO Emb'd Linen Cambria Hdkfs, superb quality
1900 Cambria Collars, some very pretty at SO cts
800 Swiss do from IS cents to IS so.
The above lot Of goods are we'll worthy the at
tention Of the ladies, who respectfully invited
10 call and examine them
X. w. CARTER,
Corner Louisiana avenue aud 9TH street,
dec l6-eo1w Intel and 527 7th street.
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MARSEAL'S SALE.-IN VIRTUE OF A
1sl wit Of feri facias, issued from the Clerks
o flee Of the Circuit Of the District Of Columbia
for the County o; " ashineton, and 20 ire direct
ed, shall expose to public sale, for cash, in front
OF the Court house door Of said County. on MON
DAY, the 18th day Of January next, 1857, at ~
O'Clock IN all defendants right, Tt Z, claim and
interest In and TO Lot NO. 6, in Square No. $50.
as laid d,wn on the plat Of the city Cf Washing
ton, ID e together with all and singular the i'm
provements thereon, seized and levied upon as
The property OF Andrew Boutwell,, and will be
sold TO satisfy Judiiais, No. 33l, to October
term, 1855, Alfred Chapman rs. Andrew Both
well. I'D. HOOVER, Marshal
dec Its for the District II Columbia
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Financial

NEW YORK, Dec 23-Stocks are dull.
Chicago and Rock Island l04t; Cumberland
Coal Company IL; Illinois Central bonds 94.;
Michigan Southern S7i Pennsylvania Coal
Company 49,; Reading SAL; Virginia SIS "a.
Sterling exchange is dull.
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y Remarkable Fatality and sinpuIa,

rACIMore than ninetenths Of the colds neglected In
England reSnt IN consumption and than Dinety-nne
OF the cases OF consumption
deat when all OF the former aud of the latter
have been cured BY the early OF Mrs NJ N Gadner
indian Bslssm Of Lvsr~OTt aud HosrhoUDd.
hsssrs Weeks Potter No. lS4 Ws-hin street.
ton, General Agents. For sale by w. n. 6iman, Charles
5ot Nsrn Palmer, D. Gilman, and By Druggists gen.
orally. deca
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Marine pisa,ters.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Tbe steamer Knox
vile, reported yesterday as burning at her
dock, was entirely destroyed. Loss $500 900,
with an insurance of 100000 The other
steamers lying along side were saved
A large ocean steamer, name unknown,
struck on Saturday night near Bsrnegat car
rying away all her mssts. The hulk now lies
200 yards from the shore, with passengers on
board, but all efforts to board her have thus
far been unavailing
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Loss Of Baruue Tasso.

NEW York, Dec. 22-The vessel ashore at
south Barnegat is the barge Tasso. Of st.
Johns, N. F. with a cargo Of coffee and log
wood She is total loss. Four Of her crew,
an! two shoremen who went to their assist
ance, were drowned in attempting TO reach
the shore
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AUCTION sALHs.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW

Bv JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
v 18th street, nearly Opposite the kirk
wood House, at Public Sale.-On TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, December I'D, alta O'Clock, on
the premises, | shall sell part OF Lot No. -, In
square No 291 fronting II feet on 18th street west
between Pennsylvania avenue and north K street,
running back 3 feet inch, together with q sub
stantial and well built brick Dwelling House,
with back building, containing III good rooms
with kitchen and bathroom. and two GOOD GEL
lars
This property has recently been thoroughly re-
paired and improved with painting, papeTing
Introduction Of water and gas, admirable drain
age, &c al is altogether very desirable resi-
dence.
dec l6-d JAS. c. Mc6 UIRE, Auct
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

NJE HAVE On HAND A LARGE AND
w handsome assortment Of Cloth and Velvet
Cloaks, long and square Ercsha Shawls, heavy
Wooden shawlS, nherino ScaIfs.
ALSO,
A large assortment Embroidery Linen
Cambrick Handkerchief, Hosiery, Gloves
Wooden Comforts, Children's Worsted Capes,
Hoods, Mits, Leggins, and many other use
ful articles suitable for Holiday Presents.
w. EGAN 4 SON,
ID South side Penn ave =, bet 9th and 9TH
dec lQ-6t streets
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A WORD TINE.

nON'T THROW AWAY YOUR MONEY
~ on foolish articles, but buy thing useful,
at FRANCIS on Seventh street. lie has Work
Stands, Baskets, Cabas, Fruit Knives, Alb2ta
Forks and Spoons, Casters, Tea Sets, Table Mats,
French Call Bells, Clocks, Japanned Gilt Toilet
Sets, and hundred other articles, not only suit
able for presents, but for practical every day use
For the useful presents remember
dec l6 FRANCIS
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO you ALL
g tuTHeyL yOJICIt0tLONN ~ MuHy JTtei
TIE ITGLY CIIJR

WILL GIVE THEIR SECOND GRAND BALL
ATODD FELLOWS HALL, NAVY YARD,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. "a.
'TNHE COMMITTEE OF EMENTS,
Il on behalf Of the Club, will leave nothing I'M
done to make all happy that honor them with
their presence.
Withers' unrivalled Brass and String Band has
been engaged for the occasion.
The Supper and Refres hments are in the hands
OF an experienced caterer.
Positively no hats or caps allowed In the room,
except those worn by the respective Clubs.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had Of the mem.
bers Of the Club, at the door on the evening Of
the ball.
COMMITTEE Of AYTuHgsments.
Henry F. Thorn, Charles Murray,
William Kemp, Charles ONeil,
Robert Cbeseidine, Charles Homer,
dec 22-3te jas Gordon
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JUST TiME FOR EVERYBODY.

JUST IN TIME FOR EVERYBODY.
4 HAVE ADDED To MY STOCK LOT OF
l. choice old BRhNDIES; pure old Madeira Of
lSih, very tine old Sherry, pure old Port, and
many other WINES; different brands OF CHAM
PA6NE; pure Shiedam GIN; Jamaica and An
tiqua Rum; pure Monongahela, old Family
Rye, Irish, Scotch, and Gioson's old Nectar
WHISTLES Of 1S4i fresh LOBSTERS, BIT
TIERS, PICKLES, genuine Havana CIGARS,
very fine, with msny other articles In a Wine
store, Will be sold low by
B VI. REED, 30 street,
dec l6-eoIw near 18th, next 10 Chubb Brothers
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20 600 PEACR TREES

20 600 PEACR TREES.
A ITEM DOLLARS PER HUNDRED-FOR
"A sale at my Nursery, near Washington. "A
The above trees are all Of fine growth, and
Of the best select fruit. -
Also, general assortment Of ORNAMENTAL,
EVERGREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT TREES.
&C 22 II JOSHUA PIERCE.
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FIRE WORKS FIRE WORKS.
ENIRE CRACKERS, TURPEDOES, ROCK
Il ETS, DOUBLE HEADERS, SIG Ma l.
LIGHTS, SERPENTS, &c, &c, In large guam
titles, for sale at psi Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, next door to corner Of 10th street
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Proposals fos Engraving and Lithographie
Printing.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTIaG,
WAsHINGToN December 20, 1866. :
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
l. this Office until the 3lst day Of December inst
for Engraving on Stone, and Printing from the
same for the use Of the Senate OF the Upited
States, sixteen thousand and four hundred, (l6,-
1901 or more copies each, Of certain mays 20 SC
company the annual message and documents Of
the resident OF the United States.
The maps will be open for the inspection OF
bidders at this Oface until the morning CT the day
for closing the bids.
The paper required for printing these maps will
be furnished by this ofd e.
Bidders will state the price fer engraving each
map and the price for printing per 100 copies, Sc
parately.
A contract will be entered into with, and tohds
will be required from, the successful bidder for
the faithful execution Of the same
Ii Is to be distinctly understood that no bids
will be entertained from any parties not directly
engaged In, and practically acquainted with, the
style Of work bid for.
The proposals must be address ID to A. G. Sen
man, Superintendent Of tina Public Printing,
washington, d. and be endorsed proposals
Dec 2O-eodt3lstDec A e. SEAMAN.
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LACES, RIBBON, AND EMBROIDE.
kIES.
lust OPEN FROM AUCTION, A LARGE
- stock Of French Worked Collars and Sleeves
In sets, from IS cents to IS
large lot Of Bonnet Ribbons, very Oh ap
800 FIR, nch w orked Collars, from cents to 30
Muslin UndeIsleeves, from 25 cents to SO
A large lot Of Ladies' Kid Gloves, from 12x to
SIX cents
Linen and Cambria Bosoms, from I2K to rs cents
Ladies' snd Ch!ldren,s White Linen Handler
chiefs, from 81 to 81
Black Lace md Bugle Collars, at all prices.
GEO. + ALLEN,
dec 20-3t Pa ave- nea { to 10th street.
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NO HUMBUG.

TE'O PRESERVE, CLEANSE AND BEAU.
Il tify the Teeth and purify the Breath, use
Moore;S Soap Dentiirice, II is a superior article
and Is warranted as represented.
CHAPPED HANDS AND LIPS.
cured by one application Of Moore's delightful
GlyceTine Cream. god only at his Drug Store,
No 1l3 Pennsylvania avenue, First Ward
N. ID. Asupply OF Browns Bronchial Troches
and DR.. Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial for sale as
above. dec .0-ec6t
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HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR JANU
ID ary, - cents

New York Ledger for December27th
GOdey's Ladies' Book FOR January
Everlasting and indestuctible Toy Books a
GOOD assortment also; Of Bibles and PRAYER Books
bound In rich Velvet ard Turkey Morocco; an
extensive assortment Of children'S Books, suits-
bic for Christmas Presents; great variety Of Pen
and Pocket Knives, Scissors, States Pistols &c q,
for sale very low by + X LUNDY,
dec 10 No. rs Bridge street, Georgetown
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Destructive Fires in Philadelphis, &C.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 25.-0ur city was vis-
tied by three destructive fires last night, de-
stroying property to the amount OF 100000
John Funsbou brush and block mandatory
in the Sixteenth W ard was totally destroyed,
throwing out Of employment 200 workmen.
Mills & Flynn's omnibu. stables In West Phil
adelphia we're destroyed, including $50 horses
and so omnibuses. Wilson's plsnipg mill near
the navy yard was also burnt.
The weather was intensely cold, and the
6remen, vino all night were arduously en-
ploye1, were nearly exhausted this morning.
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ENOR RENT.-SEVERAL LARGE, FUR
nished Roc ms. Apply at 534 18th street, be-
tween and streets. dec 2O-3t#
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CBRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS Pres
" ts.-Rich and elegant styles Of Gentle
mems Dressing Robes, Shawls, scarfs. Cravats,
ties, Gloves, Dressing Cases, Gold, silver, and
lvory-headed Canes, Gold studs and sleeve But
Cologne, in plain and fancy bottles, with many
other beautiful articles suitable for holiday pres
ents at LANES
Centlsmen's Furnishing Store,
dec 10 cost 424 Pa. ave. , Near Az street.
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kN1H SALE.-A VERY STYLISH, SAD.
die and harness BAY HORSE, I'm
years old, sound and kind. The owner SSarx,
mas no use for him, and will sell him I'D
for $40 Can be seen after ; O'Clock, ~ 81
at stable In rear Of 3i5 street dec II COTS
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DOOMS u K REMIT w o LARGE,
IL finely furnished Parlors and Bedrooms for
rent, with or without Board, at FLINT'S Hotel,
near Union Office. deco
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WATCH RErURSs.-Wm Cumberland, riot
security for court; Charles FOunt, do. do
Christopher Fount, do do {; George Simms
colored, dismissed John Dyer, vgrant, work
house, ninety days.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.

ARRIVAL THE STEAMSHIP CANADA
Nine Days Later from Europe.
HALIFAX, Dec. 23.-The Cunard steamship
Canada, from Liverpool on the 18th inst has
arrived at this port.
The America, which left Liverpool for Hall
fax on the 9th inst., had her decks swept, on
Cape Clear, and on the morning Of the 10th
returned 10 port.
The Collins steamship Baltic left for New
York on the morning Of the 10th.
The captain and fifteen passengers OF the
Inflated Lyonuaise had arrived at Bordeaux.
Inc Baltic took out the official announce
mcnt that tie Congress Of Paris will meet this
10 nth. She also took the announcement that
an unsuccessful attempt had been made 90 as-
ssssinste the King Of Naples.
Since thon there had transpirsd nothing Of
importance.
The London money market was upch snged,
with an active demand.
Consols for account -.
Cotton was generally unchanged and steady.
Sales of the 10th and llth 10000 bales.
Provisions wero quiet and unchanged.
The Manchester market was unchanged.
with fair average business.
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EOR SALE "A PARCEL OF GROUND,
containing 10, 600 feet, more or less, in Square
eo9, east; enclosed with substantial fence, with
a Cottage House on the premises; United States
Deed: The place has many advantages, being
near Penn. avenue, and convenient to the Capt.
tol For particulars inquire Of VIM H. BLAND,
on Virginia avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets
east dec % 3t&
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For Sale and Rent.

ENOR RENT-A PARLORA CHAMBER
handsomely Furnished, and lighted with
Gas, al SoO u street. dec 23-3ts
k'Ok hENT.-THAT LARGE Four.Story
mouse and Back Buildings, on North Capitol
sueet, Just above the Depot. Would be hrst-
Iaie place for Boarding House or dwelling. To
d permanent and good tenant, rent very low
possession given Immediately. Inquire at No 1872
9TH street Of STEWART & BRASHER
dec 23-1wt
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ROOMS FOR RENT-A LARGE PARLOR
~ with Bedroom attached, well furnished and
lighted with gas, situated on Penn. avenue, No.
2l9, opposite Wizards Hotel. Rent moderate.
Apply on the premises. dec 22-3t*
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HERE IAN AGAIN, LIKErHE SrAR.
SSkN OLD LEWIS a

$50 OLD LEWIS q
I w Fine stock Of Wines, Liquors, and Il
TRYsti Gre ceries, consisting Of Brandies, Hol-
NAtAI4rs land Gin, Jamaica X um, Old Monon j
gahela Of 1910, old Burbon Whisky. Wheat
Whisky, Santa Croix Rum, Scotch and Irish
Whistles, Champagnes, Claret, MADEIRA, Sher-
rvs, Pots, Pure Juice, Sweet and Dry Malaga
Wines, Mint Julep, Stoughton Bit;ers, Worm
wood Cordial, Prune Cordial, Perfect Love, Alb
synth, Curacao, Maresbino, fine Havana Cigars,
Snuff. Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, Preserved Meats
and Fruits, Rough and Ready Chewing Tobacco,
first class fine Teas and Coffees, Sugars, Soap,
Candles, Sweet on, English and American Sari-
ces and Pickles, fresh Fruits, Chocolates, Cocoa,
Broma, Spices, Salt, Rice, Flour, Raising, Figs,
Sweet Oil English and Scotch Ale and Pcrter,
Starch, Soda, Brooms, Brushes, etc , etc
JONAS p. LEVY,
dec lS-tf No 367 Pa. av., opp. National Hotel
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ID OOMS-LARGE AND HANDSOMELY
~ furnished, lighted with gas, for Rent, at No
"a Missouri avenue, between * and 9th streets,
near the National Hotel. dec 22-3tt
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE for January,
l. containing a humorous political article
"The Animal Declaration Of Independence, ,"
accompanied with most superb Illustrations
All the Magazines for January.
All the new Books received as soon as pub
lished ana for sale at the great news and literary
depot Of J. SHILLINGTON,
dec 2O-3t Penn. avenue, corner Z street.
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LNOR RENT THE LARGE THREE Story
l. Birch House, situated on the corner Of 18th
and II streets, containing 10 Rooms with Coal
Cellar and Bath Room. lnquie Of JAMES w
BARKER, next door to the Lutheran Church.
nev2-i
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nONT NEGLECT THE CHiLDREN.
IL Select their Toys from LAMMOND'S mann
moth stock. dec 22.3t
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MANY Of our readers no doubt find it quite
difficult to select their Christmas gifts from
among the many articles which fill our Penn.
sylvania avenue stores. We advise all who
are 80 puzzled, to get from our friend Shilling.
ton one of his superb writing desks, work
boxes, cabas, portfolios, or beautiful ANIMALS
for sale very low at his great emporium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-23

LNOR RENT OR SALE-THAT SPLENDID
Il four-storv Brick Dwelling House, No. 3es
North Capitol street, between b and streets.
The house is nearly new, and very convenient.
For further particulars inquire Of NICHOLAS
ACKER, corner Of I'd and streets dec 19-lw*
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NOR ShLE.-A TRACT OF LAND CON-
l. tanning about one hundred acres, in Fairfax
county, Va, about nine miles from Washington
and Alexandria, and six from Georgetown. 1t
adjeins the Farms OF Charles Kirby and Colonel
George Minor, and lays convenient to Turnpikes
leading to the three above named cities. II has
on II much wood-Pine and Chestnut, and the
ment For further information apply to Colonel
fHOS X. LOVE, Fairfax G. H., Va , or to w
ID. WALLACH, at the Star Ohace. dec IL 12t#
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1.-TWO LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
Il GENTLEMEN TO BE RENTED.--They
also, can he Boarded in the house II desired.
Apply to THOS POTENTINI, No 279 Penn.
avenue, south side. dec17
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NOR RENT-THE SECOND AND THIRD
Il stories Of the House over the Leather Store Of
Mr.. J. e. SHhFER, opposite the National Thea
tire. Inquire on the premises. dec 10-eotf