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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-19

SITUATION WANTED.

a LADY desires 20 be cinpio I'd IN Touching IN sons
"A privnte family, the En- :; q. branches Gram
mar, ,eosr ply and Philps ihy-to tho 10 d
next February Please adires. Immediately, "a. T. c
Persnsv!lie Go3chiani county. VA " and the srs
ry. Doe lg--w&rat'
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MAIiRIED.

MArR:rD, on Tuesday evening, December lGth nj 81
james Church Rchnlond, by IN. Rev John c. Mccobe
Rector OF the Church Of Ascension Baltimore, Al
FRED SHIELD Esq, 20 Mis-. EMILY a. II. McCABE,
daughter OF the on.cii,ias Clergyman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-19

NDTI CE. {.
WILL poy fifty dollars -ewo,d for the 'pPIeIsts.
p Of a negro rnsn na,nei BERRY, who no., ea in,S
Ned Iesr;n uri saws he IL ir-e and possibly Ho! -
TO nnnsTs Tie ran away from Mr. Das:i l. Gray 90
t tse months s:o ann sppreheu1e and ps
ynchburg ja, and in taking him home msts n;.
which was abnu, the 5th Of Janusry. is'3. dc
even and hal. inches n aud OF a dark s'nsSS
color with hort hair large eyes, with gooa c.
white and very high forehead He i. a5pa;
wear, of age He will deny HE name and ni' M ns
4. me Time he ran OIL he was the properly Cav
Gray but hive since purchased him OF Nr. w" 'h
"oy lie in some Jail in the STATE Al jsors. Tn.
such negro, will confer great favor ~ sau rinyc
few lines 10 the subscriber. at BTcmn b'u GGn;rID
county. We. n,s lq-tS|
P. !. He Is = cooper BY gade. De'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-19

T. MOTION. JAs ~ AknrsTEAD,
( Late Of F!rmri!c) Dqtc II CHnb, Rand county
Jos. BLAHToS, Of Curs5cyldnd county
MORTON, aRMlsTEtD a. CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OPPOSITE SH0CkOE
WAREHOUSE. RICHMOND, VA
NAlLl give special attention h" sale Of all kEde
w Of produce AM any other business entru'ted ID
them.
Liberal adTanccs rsda on proiucc either In cash 81
Dec l0-lY
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CATTLE, HOGS SHEEP &c
BEEF.-st"ck moderate Sales ,hi. week Of ordinary
to good Beet 1T 50 & 50 T. hundred not For No. l
Beef 80
HoGs-ss to 81 por cwt. supply fair.
SHEEt.-Supp!y OF Mutton abundant. We quote s2e
IS for fair 20 good Sheep.
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- ==-=
JOHN Il. COOK.

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
NATOUD respectfully inform his friends and the pu-
w lie generally tina; he will con,nac in the sna'
line of business IN. cnsuin: year. viz: SELLING ~
HIRING OUT NEGROES rcuting on: houses coec.ui
csims, &c, &c. az the old .tand, Lisles Bu!'
ing. Pearl s;recr. Richmond Va.
All business cn,rus "a 20 MS will b" attended
with proTp-Tss aEi dispatch Thankful or past fi"o'
be solict= II co:!nGancc oil the sn@".
Beng agent Tor Ggny.. q; me springs, pe's'f
arv.n ;ta they nsy w'H to 20 mere next 80
SOC ~ placing them IL Yry E.'t. and hiring them
with :hat unicr,l.udia. vii 5e sb!a 10 set thcu g.
situations.
ALSO IC-u, 81. rca.i1- or Metropolitan Hall.
References Rob: :. Mayo Kent, Paine & Co. y
w cIour,nv u,.y.. & ARMS ead, Col e. Crozet. VIZ
C S.or. W:aa. B Ecwt2E, iIaoovsr; Won W Niehsgi
Dec Iy-Io ct'
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BANKING HOU-EuE WIZ r snITHso;S.
DEALER IN EXCHANGES iED LAND "hfFass.
WAsHISGToS. y. C. Dec. 10, -
WISH TO parchnsc at once, l51,fcsc!e' oil Laao
raa;,, for which i'll pay cent per scre. os.t
market price lam paying following rates ~ u''
my correspondents: ,
For $50 and 80 acre warrants, e2i CEN. per u
100 at cents
For Rsvoiu,ic nhry Virginia scriP % GEMS liz.
p,n,np. return. made 10 I'll pondens send'ns
warrants, .nsil ra!.e or lower my rates, a. 'n' ~
ju.tihe, do not, however. look for lower pF'fe'
the above. 800, ~ c,,-rusOS
Dec ln-lt. NN. j. sMiIh-)i
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TSIVEKeiTY OF VIRGINIA.

a MEETING OF tie Dosri Of Visitors of,he Cn!vefs
n ~ of vr.!na, will be Geld on the lin OF te,i'.!
next 20 appp!n! Professor Of History cud Gcre'i -
nature INC, :.
Communication, 10 ,ae Board in reference 10 iht :
2oin;ucn, cray be addressed 20 the core OF me ~.
Der :. n' IT,
bee l9-c6w Cha;.uinn o. the Fscuf!
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
The SENATE met to-day at the usual hour,
IL m; forty-two Senators being present. A
message Was sent to tho House and O CON-
mite was appointed to notify the Presiden. of
the Senato'S rsadin ess to proceed to business
1t was resolved tn meet hereafter at II 10 :,
daily and the Senate were awaiting the le-
turn of their committee to wait on tho Prssi-
dent when the Star went to press.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, The House
met to-day at IL m; and the Speaker having
ordered the roll to be called 1913 members an
swered to their names.
A message was received announcing the Or
gani1ation of the Senate.
The credentials of the new members elected
to fill vacancies from different States, who
were present, we're presented, and they were
then sworn in by the Speaker
Mr.. Phelps presented the credentials of .
W. Whitfield, elected to supply the vacancy
in the Delegates seat from Kansas Territory
Mr.. Grow objected to the administration of
the oath of Office to Mr.. W. on the credentials
presented.
Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, suggested the tenn
porary postponement Of this subject until the
usual message could be sent to the Senate, al d
a committee to tho President, to notify them
that the House is now organized
Mr.. Phelps objected to the proposed post
ponement, and argued to show that the course
proposed by Mr.. Grow was unusual lie also
cOnsended that the certificate presented by
Mr.. Whitfield entitled him to take his .eat;
and that any objections thereto, to 90 to the
Committee on Elections, could only operate on
his (Gen. VS. right to the seat after he had
been sworn in.
On motion Of Mr. Orr, this subject was post,
poned for fifteen minutes, and the Senate and
President were directed to be notified that the
Hsuse was ready to proceed to business.
On motion of Mr. Cobb of Georgia, they re-
considered the vote on Mr.. Orr's motion to
poatpone.
Mr.. Grow then addressed the House to show
that there were presidents to justify his Oh
lection to permitting Mr. Whitfield to be sworn
IN upon the certificate of the Governor of the
Territory Of Kansas, presented by him, and to
prove that the territorial law under which he
had been elected was not valid, and therefore,
that his election under it was not valid.
lie had not concluded his remarks when the
Star went to press.
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OFFICIAL.
Treasury DFp.RT

TRsi sUaY DEPARTMENT., Nov. %, 1876.
Notice Is hereby gwen to holders If stock of the
loans Of The United Siaes. Il al this DEF arm nj
will pu:ciaSe The sams Unit! the 81 Cf Mach next,
unless the sum OF 81 500 coo shall be previously
obtained, and will ray, in addition TO the interest
accrued from the date OF the 10 mi ANNA, dyi.
dend OF interest thereon, together with one DAVIS
alditora! interest for the mon, TO II q h the ven
dor, tie following ra,es Of premium on aid stocks:
For the stock Of 1912, pr, MUM Uf 10 per cent
Fer the stock Of lsi7 aud ls48, a pr, MUM Of I6
per cent; and for the stock Of 1850, COMMONLY
ca4!fe Terag Indemnity Stock, rr' MUM of per
Co.,
Certhc ates OF stock transmitted To The der art
ment, under this notice, must be assigned to the
United States, by The party duty entitled TO receive
the proceeds. Ii sent between Gate hereof and the
LIST day of Janua'y next, the current halfy ar's in
teIest must be assigned by the present sOckholder
or 1t will b. laysb!e as heretofore, and CORES.
bonding deduction BE- ma L. from the amou 1t ray
abe for the stock.
Payment for the stocks so assigned aud & J. nit.
ted will be made by drafts OIL the Assis an Tr, asu.
rers al Boston, New York, or Phila ieiphia a, the
oplioa @: the parties entitled receive The m lney
which siiOua bs expressed in the letter. acct ma
nylng the certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the IT, ssury
dec l-dt3dMarcbt
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE,

CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE.
~ H. MILLER, SON CO, >O
importers direct nom Liverpool IoA
Alexandria, beg leave TO csllthe at
tention OF dealers, hotel keepers ard .
others Of Washington and Georgetown to their
stock of 6OODS, which, for extent and variety,
will compare favorably with any establishment
In the Eastern cities.
The connexion Of their senior partner with the
manufacturers Of Europe and the UniteA Safes
for upwards Of 80 years, has given him advan.
tages In the purchase OF goods, equal, not supe-
rior, to any house In the trade. An inspection of
chases can be made Of them upon the most favor
able terms
French China Dinner Sets, gilt and decorated
French China Dinner Gets, gold band and plain
French China Vases, pitchers, Toilet Sets. &c
French China Tea SETS, Cups and Saucers. and
other articles Of Teaware
And Dinner Ware, separate from sets
India China Dinner Sets, and separate articles al.
ways on hand
White Granite Ware IN every variety, In sets, End
sspafate nom sets, as may be desired
Blue Printed or Liverpool Ware, the same
Common Edged, White and Rockingham Ware,
in full rupplY.
Cut, Pressed, Plain and Moulded CLASH Ware
from the best establishments In the Eastern and
western States which will be sold BY the pack
Experiences packers employed. Goods put or
by us can be transported by any mode without
bIeakage.
Fare by the steamboats, from Washington 70
Alexandria, almost hourly, l2k cents each way
A quarter ofa dollar thus spent may save mahy
dollars. dc
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Inteli,gsneer publishes brief synopsis
Of the subjects of greatest interest to come
before Congress at its present session.
The Union, in view of the efforts to collect
money to support those who prefer to live by
the sword in Kansas, rather than the pillow,
quotes New York police reports to show that
money go collected could be mach better ex-
pended in civilizing and humanizing more or
less of the denizens Of that city and New
England. The able and interesting Grafton Oh
our friend, Walter Lemon, Esq. delivered on
Thursday night last is also published in tho
last Onion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-01

NEW PUsLIcATIoNs.-Wsh have barely space
to announce the reception of the following
excellent magazines from our enterprising
friend, Shillington: Household Words, Put
MANS Monthly, Schoolfellow and Leslie's Ga
zette Of Fashions, all fer December; and Black
woods Magazine for November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-01

II More than :, 500 new Sunday schools
were organized the last year by the American
Sunday SchOo! Union, with over l9, 600 new
teachers, and 10, 900 pupils. Belonging to the
New York City Sunday School Union alone,
under the superintendence Of Mr. R. Pardee,
there are oyer 200 schools, 400 teachers,
and 40 600 pupils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-01

why not declare the same in your s.atutes--
why not expunge such words as 'justifable'
or fexcusable' from them?
but let us inquire tie object of this con-
tinued persecution. Is it that they really be-
lieve me guilty of violation Of the laws of
the country? No. There is a great political
crisis at hand, and when We see the pertina-
city with which the opponents of the Demo-
cratic party, (of which l am An humble MEM
ber,) throughout the free States of the coun-
try, cling to every shadow and distort every
truth calculated to defeat its triumph, IL is not
surprising that in the absence of all claims.
under existing circumstances, my acts should
be misrepresented, my character blackensd
with falsehoods, and L made the special obisct
Of their abuse. Need ask why this isl The
object must be selfevident to every rational
man. They seek to mako political capital out
of ny misfortune-to drive from the ranks of
the ranks of the Democratic party all Irish
men, the countrymen of him with whom il.
was my misfortune to come in collision y"
"Yours, truly, 2. L. HERBERT.
"St. Nicholas Hotel No. IL, San Francisco"
The Message.-W hen the Star went to nress
this afternoon there was little prospect that
the message would be sent in until tomorrow
at least, As the House had already renewed the
interminable Kansas affairs debate, involved
in Mr.. Grows motion to deny Gen. Whitfield
the right to be sworn in on the grima facts
evidence of his right to his seat involved in
Gov. Geary's certificate of his due election.
BY the by, ex.GOv. A. II. Reeder was in the
House hall this morning.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On Saturday, 2sth November,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of tho Department
Texas debt warrants. $40 90
For tho redemption Of Stocks.... 93,756 %
For the Treasury Department.. 1873 43
For the Interior Department..... 1902 "a
For Customs. 2l,035 IS
War warrants received and on
tered. ................ ...... lO6, 1868 Al
Warrepay warrantsreceivedand
entered. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ice, 265 As
On account of the Navy......... l72, 1907 90
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ELEGANT VELVET AND MORE An.

ELEGANT VELVET AND MORE AN.
TIQUE CLOAkS.
"E HAVE JUST RECEIVEO
w IA ELEGANT VELVET and
MORE ANTIQUE CLOAKS.
We name in part the
ARAMENTA, CORINTHIAN
MARIA THERESE, ADELINE,
ANNABEL. HELENA &c Ar kc
All the above are entire new designs, and the
pTettiest styles extant, now en- exhibition at the
original Cloak and Mantilla Emporium
MAXWELL d BRO
32S Pennsvlvania avenue
N. B.-Cloak and Mantilla Rooms In second
story. dec I-eo3t
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COMMERCIAL ACAD.
HMX.

Deer Ssoeeny, RittehhoHss, FAINT 4 Is Bank
ing HoxSs. No 352 near Browns Hotel,
PtnnsyIranid avenxs
PROF. F. SHkRBROOKE, PRINCIPAL
TE,HE COURSE WILL EMBRACE PRAC-
l. tIcal Penmanship, Book. excepting by single
and double entry, and Arithmetic In short, all
the b. anches appertaining to q complete msrsaa.
tile education. Practical and experienced Teach
ers engaged
Rooms open from 10 O'Clock m to m.
Hours for ladies or gentlemen TO suit their conve-
nience. ...
Mr.. :. intends making this a permanent insti.
tution and respectfully solicits the patronage OF
all those who feel an Interest In promotng the
cause of business education. Numerous highly
respectable references given
For te ms and particulars apply to the PIinci
raj. -" dec 12ts
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1TAXES NOTICE TO DELIN
HA OUEtT 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 LIST Of January, 1857.
tits hoped that early attention will be paid to
this subject by all concerned, as a neglect to do
will add heavy expenses to the amount Of the
taxes now due. JOHN nj. McCALLA,
nov s2-dt3l Dec Cole osOI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-01

TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ the 18th Of December next bids Will be 70
ceived for BUILDING A FRAME CHURCH In
the neighborhocd Of Long Old Fields, Prince
Georges county, Maryland The building to be
sixty feet long, twenty CHIT feet wide and four
teen feet pitcb, with an arched ceiling The
plan OF the Church will be exhibited on the day
OF meeting, and the specifications more definitely
given. Tie meeting to take place at St Barnabas
Church, situated about q We miles from Washing
ton and Alexandria. AL who wish to contract
will meet at the above place on the day appointed
at IL O'Clock a. m. F M. BOWIE,
WA r. BERRY,
WM Il. BOWIE,
ALBERT Il. BERRY.
BENJAMIN BERRY,
FRANCIS FOLSOM,
Building Committee.
November &c, 1855. dec I-M3w
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THE THIRD ANNUAL BALL
WASHINGTON HI6HLhNDERS

IVA
w LOON on WEDNESDAY EVENING
next, the Sd December, 1856
The Managers, In announcing the above Ball,
pledge themselves that every thirg shall be con
Quoted to promote the comfort and pleasure Of
their friends
Our military friends Of this city are requested
to appear In uniform.
Esputa's Excelsior Band Is engaged for Il . 90
casion. and the Refreshments will be furnished
by an experienced caterer.
None but Military Hats and Caps will be per-
United In the ball room.
The Floor Managers will be designated by q
white rosette; Committee Of Arrangements by a
blue rosette; and Committee Of Reception by a
tri-color rosette.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting gent E.
man and ladies' to be had Of any Of the members
and at the door on the evening Of the ball
Conmitfes Of ArroHgsmssts.
Capt Watt, EK-Capt Balm,
Lieut. Reynolds, OS Mckay,
Selkt Middleton, sergt Lacey.
dec l.
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THIRTY DAY CLOCks.-FOR an,

IhnI DAY CLOCkS.-FOR Churches
y Banks, Hotels, Omces, 40 TheS-
Clocks run airty two days with once wind- I'll
ing, and the power oftbe spring Is 80 quail
ized, that the force Is applied at all times axe ~
.aSeignt. Insy nave anti-frietion rolling pinioos
and toe pendulum rod 10 like those on asirepomi
cal clocks by which the expansion and q ntrac-
lion OF heat and cold are avoided, and accuracy q
time seeured. Also, q fresh prime lot Of Eight
LAY ana Thirty Hour Clocks ALI warranted.
frces low. q. FRANCIS,
novxS. 40 eevei n st
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Dec lit

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
WASHINGTON CITY
THIS HOUSE KNOWN OF LATE "A
Il the United States Hotel, ! having under
gone thofou. b repair and been Handsomely g:
refulnished, Is now open for the reception Of t.W
guests From It's favors be location (being nearer
the Capitol tDan any other Hotel Ia this city and
the accom- mt cations the proprietor Is prepared TO
anord all who wish a COMFORTABLE home during
thek scjourn in Washington, be feels assured of q
liberal patronage from the travelling public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-01

WAhD.-A WHITE GIRL TO Do THE
w housework OF family Of ? person, Also
1l OF sssui IA years Of age, for general sery,cs
Inquire Tor Mis- BENTLEY az no :ss Eigbth
street, east side, between x and L, arst residence
noi' Vi A- Dov 20 3te
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-01

ODO rELLOWS' HALL.
Second Series Of Classical Concerts.
BY MUTUAL DESIRE,
And al the earnest request Of the
MUSIC LOVING CITIZENS
or Washington, and the immediate friends OF
PERHAM'S OPERA VOCAIISTS.
ETHIOPIAN REPRESENTATIVES,
They will favor the Inhabitants OF Washington
and vicinity with a series Of
SIX CONCERTS ONLY.
Commencing on MONDAY EVENING, Deem
Der LIST, 1885, At
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
DURING WHICH ENGAGEMENT
They win present.
NEW PRO8RA MME
ON EACH SUCCESSIVE NIGHT
kfPLETE WITH GEMS OF NEGRO
OPERATE sELEcT T US hAAf'
ETHIOPIAN REPREsENTATI0
SHAkSPBkIAN RECITArTONS, a.d
MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANzAS,
Accompanied bya
LARGE AND EFFICIENT ORCHESrRA.
The COMPANY is COMPOSED Of the following
Sentlemen OF acknowledged ability and talent:
s.CkEl6HTON, Director and Double Bass
oAAL AUI ~ An Principal Solo vioiinist and
NORRIS ID. EDMONDs, Second Solo yio,,n,st
and Jewish Dulcimer,
Dr q. MONTGOMERY, Bssso and violincslist
w. w. SNOW, soprano and Pianist
a ZONES, First Banjoist and Dictator
John DULEY, Bones and First Low Come.
Mast. RobERr HUGHES, Ball.al.,
WILLIAM BOYD, Eccentric Comedian,
z MORTIMER, Solo 6uiiarist
= EDWARDS, Alto and Tenor Violin
WIN MOORE, Second Tenor,
J.C JIG Dancer and Tarpho
Psminsnt Features in the Ru,.r.,,u,
stonn solos oy...................... Txutmsn
solos on Ae Jewish Dulcimer by. Ed,nonas
Cnaracteristic Ethiopian Delineations and ImiIa-
q, aons oy.... .-................-..Bi Billy how'd
baJo solos by the inimite bic .,. Ionss
oPefaue selections In Character by.......s snow
Dop niuiey dance by ..............,..x....Du lsv
Classic and Fancy Dancing by the renowned
Sentimental and pleasing Ballads by the Child ~
Sohg..........-..-...... Hughes
The entire Company is under the i,nmsa,s,a
direction Of the celebrated Comp ser,
h :. CRRIGHToN, ESQ
JOSIAH PERHAM, e63 Broadway. New
,ouN uouo,ru York, Proprietor.
w. b. BLAISDELL. Agent and Treasure,
ID. GRElGHTON, Nusical Director.
Tickets IS Gents Gifttickets, al .dr,,tt,oa
persons Keats secured and reserved anytno ,ho
day, without extra charge
Tickets for sale at all OF the Music Stores ana
principal Hotels. S'0'o' "nA
nov2s (Intel& UnisA)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-01

EN THE MEMBERS OF
~ the Western Hose Active Association
announce that their Seventh Grand Coti'ion Party
takes place on THURSDAY, the Alta inst, q,
Pioneer Hall, corner Of cath and streets Scoti's
Band has been engaged
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-admitting a Gentle
man and Ladies.
Commute Of Arrasgsusnts
w Waters, w Feeney, Holtsman.
dec 1-M,W&Th3t
WHAT WE WANT THE People
NJ TO KNOW!-H USES FURN-
ISHED We want Housekeepers and those
about to con- mence Housekeeping tn 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 we respectfully
Invite the attention Of those In want OF bargains
Houses furnished throughout with every article
in the housekeeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH,
or to punctuai dealers at the usual credit Call at
the " HousKKERPKR's EMPoRIuMn and examine
our stock before purchasing Our motto is
"Qvick sales aad small profsn
BONTZ 4 COOMBS
dec Ism 9TH street, between and K.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTEp-BY A Steady.
respectable young Man. Can read aud write:
uGoerstands the care Of horses; has knowledge
y, .no caIFeung business Lew wages, with
saces given Address A. w. ii s73 L street. be-
tween 9th and 9TH streets a., az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-01

OPERA CLOAKS-UPERA CLOAkS!
TUST RECEIVED BY THE SUBsCRiBER
y at his Cloak and shawl Store, q nice selection
Of rich and beautiful OPERA CLOAKS. Also,
ZEPHYR OPERA HOODS and CAPES
FRANK A. MCGEE,
2li Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th streets.
dec I-POlw
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rREAsURER,s STATEMENT,

ss,~
ia Mat
from dpOta
Of shs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-01

WANTED-BY A RESPEC-
Aoie woman, as Seamstress and Nurse, or
eity reference can be given Address A Ro,
~ Ssoi oMCe cIc I-s.@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-01

ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
n RAILROAD COMPANY oper cent Bonds,
guaranteed by the Corporation Of Washington
City, for sale on favorable terms bv
dec 1-eoGw RIGGS Il CO.
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Wants.

CITUATlON wANTED-Hy psspCc
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1900 S,s tsieiences can be given. Address Box 8,
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D0CkET TOOTH BRUSHES -ALAR6E
l. assortmen " these rev and useful articles
now opening at the great Brush Emporium.
dec THE LAKES, 50i Penn avenue.
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IL Jules hanels, Hauiaons, Peters and Rimels
PerfumeTy, at THE LAKES,
dec l 60i Pa. ave.
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I OST-IN MOVING BETWEEN UNION
IL Buildings and Congressional Printing Once,
Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same Immediately at the Union Office. dec 81