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,Ey@ There were 10, 58l deaths in Philadel-
phia last year.
B When does a man look like a cannon
ball! When he looks round.
II The speaker who " took the floor" has
been arrested for stealing lumber
EY The reason that tOm-cats are 80 mu-
steal is, because they are all 6ddle-strings in
side.
H There is man down in Alabama so tall
that he dOsen't pay any pOll-tax, his head be-
ing considered to be out of the country.
EYT The unfortunate man who last We'd
nesday took the law into his own hands, has
burnt his fingers and dropt it.
iY- The Maryland Board of Public Works
have resolved to reduce the tolls upon guano,
&c, as far as practicable.
CY A simple friend desires to know whether
the abolition of fogging in the navy includes
spanking breezes."
r. The large number of vessels now in the
harbOr OF Norfolk, is a subject of remark Ac-
cording to the Herald, the city never pre-
sented livelier aspect than at present.
r. On Saturday last, at Fairfax C. H.,
men servants hired at $50 to Sl25-women,
$50 to S7O-bOys, $40 to $50 At the hiring,
yesterday, at Cats West End, about the same
rates were obtained
70 Six thousand five hundred and five
bushels of corn, being the largest cargo ever
shipped through the Dismal Swamp canal, ar
rived in Norfolk on Saturday on the schooner
Kent. 1t was from Hyde county, North Car
Olina
Ey During the late rise in the Allegheny
river, there came down on q raft to Pittsburg,
from Warren county, one Michael Mckinney,
aged " years: He says he piloted the first
log raft from Warren to Pittsburg 6S years
ago
wOur crop of Indian corn, if we vstue it
at but One-half the present market price.
amounts to more than all the gold from Cali
fornia (; and our wheat crop, at the most
moderate estimate, is worth as much as all the
gold in the country while the moderate
growth of oats. with all reasonable allowances
for exaggeration, more than equals any two
years produce of the California mines.
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JOB PRINTING.-Ourfr friends and patrons are
notified that we are now prepared to execute
every kind Of JOB 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
description of preSswork that can be executed
on double cylinder and Adams's power presses
So, also, has the !StGr Office a book bindery
connected with it, equal in its capacity to turn
out book-binding of all descriptions to any
other il the District of Columbia.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioueer.
rIRUSTEE'S SALE FNAIUARIER

By JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer
THRUST EE'S SALE vALUARLE Reat
Il Estate.-By virtue Of deed OF trust 20 the
subscriber, dated April L., 1851, and duly record
cd In Liber j. A. g, NO. 70, folios a9I a22 423
and 424, one Of tLe land records for Washington
county, shall sell, al public auction 10 the high
est bidder, on MONDAY afternoon, December II,
az O'Clock, on the premises, the whole OF square
No. AL, fronting on south X and L, and 9th ana
eth streets vest
Terms: One-third cash; the residue In 6, IL,
and IL months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser
HENRY NAYLOR, Trustee
J. C.. MCGUIRE, Auc.
Immediately after the above. on the .,rem-
ises we shall sell, by virtue OF deed OF t-ust du
ly recorded, &C, lots Nos 3, a. and 6, in PAGES
subdivision OF square No. 800.
Terms as above.
III the purchaser or pure hasers shall fail TO COM
ply with the terms OF sale within Eve DAYS there
amer the Trustees reserve the right 70 resell at
the risk AID expense Of said defaulting purchaser
JOHN Il. FENWICK, l-
RICHARD wALLACH trustee.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer-
nov 13-2aw&ds
UCThs above sale IL postpsred uuti,
WEDNESDAY afternoon, Januery 9th, al 3K
o'clock, on the premises.
oec Is-2aw&ds Auctioneer.
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BURNING OF ST. MARY's the
18th OF December the building of St. Mary's
College, Catholic institution, located about
a mile and half south of Dayton, (Ohio, was
destroyed by fire, which originated in an ad
Jaeent carpenter shop. The edific, consisted
OF main building and two wings was of brick
two stories in height. 1t answered at once the
purpose of school and a monastery, and in it
were accommodated twenty four pupils and
sixteen brethren Of the order of St Mary. he.
sides teachers, assistants, &c A large portion
OF the library was saved and most of the furn.
iture. The loss on the building is ten thous-
and dollars, entirely uninsured
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10 MAIL CONrRACTOKS.-We find the fol-
lowing advice in the New Orleans Courier, but
think after all, that the % saccharine fluid -
may have been distilled from the papers them
selves.
Many of our exchanges from the East came
to US yesterday saturated with molasses, by
which their legibnty was by no means impro-
we'd We would suggest to parties engaged in
the combined business Of Transporting the
mails and the aforesaid saccharine fluid to put
treacle and newspapers in separate bags, for
they don t mix we'll.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3-Flour is very frm
sales Of Ohio for future delivery at IS IS; sales
Of Howard street at SS.62
Wheat is unchanged; good to prime whites
81 95as2 05, good to prime reds l.s0ss2.
Corn is unchanged. Corn is firm; sales Of
white at 75a7Sc, yellow 72s7oc. Receipts Of
corn are light.
Provisions are little more active. Mess pork
sl6.S7asl7. Decentralization loo, sides lie 4.
New hams l2tc. Lard is active; sales in bbls .
at l0:allc, in kegs ll.al2.
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III Are Won Siek?-Then You can't be

cured too Don't delay until your complaint is
BILE when II IL too late Four fths OF all
which people the church might be cured by
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS, If taken in season Don't go
dragging through the Spring faint sleepy and stles be
your blood loaded with bile Don't the head
heartburn and their kindred disorders because your
stomach is foul Don't parade yourself around the world
covered with pmpes boches ulcers sores and all or any
the unclean diseases of the skim because your system
cleansing Don't show yourself about lean, hsggard
all csved because stomach Ind Bowels need strength
enng healthy ACTION Ayers Pills set these things right
surely quenches fire They purify the body and
blood and their functions into healthy activity which
feel quick they taken. They the one
medical wonder of this recognized by all who
their virtues many thousands know them Take the
Cherry PectoraI Cough and the Pills all dsrsnge
ments requiring Purgstive medicine.
Prepared Dr. J. @. AVER, Lowell, Mass and sold by
every respectable druggist.
Sold By T. d. GILMAN Washington; o. NJ LISTHICUM,
Georgetown JAME5 COOK CO., Fredericksburg
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humanity resulting often from small like
ind igestiOn, producing Constipation FatuenCy Nausea in
the Stomach thousand other ailments tending pros
debiltHte the physical any and all of these
WELD ike magic DR.. HOststters celebrated STOMACH
BITTERS giving II the reputation il bears Of rensatng
health thousands who have tried its vvifyng and strength
influence their almost despairng and broken
constitutions All should these Btters during this
weather - she most esCtual preventive of diseases
FOR every depot a. JOHN ~.
CALLAN'S, corner Z sne Seventh streets. dee 56-lw
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ECLIPsEs DURING lS56.-There will be two
eclipses of the Sun, and two Of the Moon, this
year A total eclipse Of the Sun will take
place on the 9TH of April, and an anpular
eclipse on the 18th of September, both invis-
lble here. There will be partial eclipse Of
the Moon on the 10th of April, which will be
visible early in the morning; and a similar
eclipse on the 18th Of October also visible in
the evening
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"Isit Over!-Ye.. Christmas is over

but s agony. Many suffering pain In the
lmbs about the shoulders side from irregular
liver caused by bad during the excitement
of convvis hours Nothing like De GRATHS ELECTRIC
OIL relieve such painful collections. Even rheumA
years has been day by this
valuable Electric on from the Professors Onl OFF, 80
Eighth Philadelphia between Chestnut and Walnut
A regular do stOr in attendance
Sc g Coverdae, Esq, of Beverly, n. j. who
ed by disastrous collision the Nc
Donald completely restored by De Grsths wonderful
Electric Oil He says te the world ;" Rachel aud
thousands SO South Eighth close by Che'nu only
office dec3 SIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-03

The ODD FELLOWS LEvEE, by the Colum-
bia Lodge, last night, notwithstanding the
very Indictment weather, was well attended,
there being large number of ladies present
Captain VIM. W. Moore, a Past Grand Sire
of the order, delivered an able address, where
in he dwelt upon the objects and aims of the
fraternity, and the duties of its members The
commands to an Odd Fellow were, to relieve
the sick, bury the dead, comfort the widow,
and educate the orphan, and these mandates
were obeyed.
After the conclusion Of the address, each
OF the orphans Of the Lodge were presented
with beautiful book. The refreshments were
furnished by Ridenour; and the instrumental
music by Marsoletti's band. Messrs. Cooley
Jones, Bennett, and Pruit alsoefavored the
company with some beautiful qnartettes: and
the exercises of the evening passed off in the
| pleasantest manner to all concerned.
A LOCAL position, this morning, was hard tC
| keep. Once, while endeavoring to walk sc
| dately we slid off at a two-forty gate, theI
| lurched, then saw the toes of our boots on q
perpendicular line of vision, then experienced
fundamental conclusion, and then saw my
riads of twinkling stars. Then, with a wofu
| countenance, We arose, and looked at the spo
| where We had measured our length. TIL,
pavement was injured.
| WHo WANTS A COOP COLLECTOR For tn,
last two years Mr.. George W. Swain has beef
the collector of accounts for the Star Office
We have found him in all respects faithful, re
liable, industrious, and attentive to his bust
ness; and without his knowledge state thes
facts for the benefit Of those who, having &c
counts to collect at this season, may requir
the aid Of just such a man. He car be see
every afternoon between two and four p. m
| at the Star Office
A PORTRAIT of Professor Henry has jus
been finished by Mr.. Wood, whose studio is a
the National Hotel. 1t is an admirable like
ness, executed with boldness and effect
WATCH RETURNs.-John (colored, charge
with being runaway, sent to Jail. Phil
Lucas, profanity, paid fine and costs. Alex
Wright, JnO. Hamilton, Jno. Armstrong, Thos
Casady, and Bridget Carlin, were aecommo
dated with lodgings.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

MRS. M. f. DARR & MISS +. C. HICKEY,
1Sl FASHIONABLE MILLINERY and ~
DRESS MAKING, No 40 Penn. avenue, ~
second door west Of Adams & Co s. Express ~
Office. BASQUES, CLOAKS AND TALMAS
made In the best and latest style, at the shortest
notice.
N. B.-Children's Dresses made TO order
Just received, a lot Of splendid French Head
Dresses and Bouquets.
Cutting and Fitting done at the shortest notice.
dec l3-1m*
ENINE FRENCH EDlTIONS-OF ROUS-
4 seau, Racine, Sevigne, Corneile, Moliere, De
Stael, Ducts, Froissart, 1}ourdalone, LIE Sage,
Schiller, Guizot, Bossuet, Monstrelet, Malherbe,
Descartes, Barthelemy, Voltaie, Chateaubriand,
Florian. Rabelais, Scribe, Malebranche, st.
Pierre, Fenelon, Thieny, Machiavelli, Regnard,
and other writers, may be found at the most mod
crate prices at the bookstore Of the undersigned ;
imported by himself direct from Paris, In fine calf
and morocco bindings, some Of them with beau
tiful illustrations
q. Also, small collection, various, Of French
Books for youth, Paris editions
dec a-tr FRANCk TAYLOR.
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a time when there not'' asks the reader. There
any very long time elapsed think but some
made its appearance but medicine can
all whatever the vendors in their
advertisements think there for science yet Dr.
L. b. Wright has discovered and prepared vegetable
Liquid Csthsrtc, which merits attention II We can
administer good medicine TO children our Invalid
friends without producing Of those severe
pains attending all other purgatves viii consult not
only their health but also comfort by so doing
THE Oathstc Family Physc take aud
IL fully assured prepared by old experienced pTac
toner personally he there nothing in but
what purely vegetable and wholesome all told or
young where physc is repaired. Give it trial
Il
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ami sold by Dr. Jackson Medical Store
Arch street. Philadelphia daily Increase in their wede
Celebrity for the all Diseases arising from de-
@: the liver These indeed
blessing 10 tie afflicted show their gratitude by the
hatterinG testimonials This medicine has established
for itself that competitors however willy their
schemes seductive their promises reach.
gained the public confidence by the immense benefits tina
have been derived from It, and will posi-
ton. See adYtrtIsem.nt. dec an
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of Virginia dated Richmond, July 9Th. 1856
WIN. s. BEERS CO.-Geutlemen Considerations
duty afflicted alone prompt send you this vol
testimonial TO the value of CARTERS SPANISH
MIXTURE. for that almost incurable disease Scrofuls
without being disposed deeming go into
the particulars OF the that the astonishing
suits that have been produced by that medicine mem
Der of my fam,y and under observation and
Ierntsndence after the SKIN the physicians had
been exhausted and all the usual remedies had failed fully
Justify In recommending its all who be susr
ing from that dreadful malsdy.
do not mean to that II Is adapted to all constitutions
that IL will afford the relief in all for, oil
course, know nothing about thst-but from what
have Of the effects would not hesitate IL in any
of Scrofua with whom felt interest
over whom could exercise influence control.
Jan lin Respectfully yours, JNO. NJ Bolts.
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BYA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
L Il ture. at Auction.-0n MONDAY, the 9TH
instant, | shall sell, at the residence Of Mrs
Trippe, No. east side \ street, between G ard
near the City Hall, al 10 O'Clock a. m an er-
Cellent assortment OF Furniture, VIZ
Marble-top and other Side Tables
Dressing and other Bureaus
Walnut Sofa
Cane and other Chairs
Wardrobes and Stands
Fine French plate Mirror, gilt frame, plate 90 by
"a inches
Bedsteads, Toilet Sets
bedding and Mattresses
Five fine new Feather Beds OF best quality
Bolsters and Pillows
Large passage Oilcloth
Ingram and Stair Carpets and Mating
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Large Map of the United States
Large Cooking Stove, Hathmay patent, fixtures
complete
Alright and other Stoves
With good assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
Together with many articles unnecessary TO be
mentioned
Terms All sums under S25 cash; over Sa5 a
credit OF 60 and 90 days for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest
the above mentioned furniture Is Of a good
quality and nearly new, and the sale will be well
worthy the attention Of persons purchasing.
jan I'D A GREEN, Auctioneer.
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DEATH OF EDTToR.-W III. NJ. Overton, ESQ
sometime since connected with the Washington
Union, but recently one the editors of the
Washington Sentinel, died on Tuesday, at the
residence Of his father-in-law, Col. Robert
McCandlish, in Williamsburg, Va He had
been in declining health for long time, and
his demise was not unexpected. He was a
gentleman of fine talents, varied accomplish
ments, and a vigorous writer
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NOR RENT-A HOUSE, WITH FLOWER
Il and vegetable garden, together with 25 acres
Of land under good cultivation, suitable for a
dairy or market garden, he letting Of all together
would be preferred pleasantly situated, directly
north from the Capitol, only few minutes walk
to the city limits. Any person DESTROYS Of secur-
ing pleasant and healthy residence in the coun-
try, and near the city, will please call on the sub
scriber WIN. EMMERT,
Mount Pleasant, near Glenwood Cemetery.
dec 12-eo5t&6wtf
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MARI led,

On the LIST instant, by Rev. Mr.. Ii edges WIN.
H HARMER, Of New York to Miss SARAH
LEANA HENNING, of this city.
On the Odd December, by Rev. +. O'roole, DIR
r H STEELE, Of Saginaw, Mich to KATE,
eldest daughter Of 8. Mast, Esq, at this city.
On LIST instant, by Rev. l.. / Giiliss, ISAAC
HOBART KILBY, Of Passport, Me, to MARIA
GILLISS, daughter Of A. b Waller, ESQ, of
this city
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~BaIm of thousand Flowers, diseovere,

by Dr. FoSTINE of Paris for identifying the complexion
curing the skim shaving cleansing the teeth
removing pmpes tan freckle and many medical pur
poses. Price so psr bottle. For sale at SHILLING
TOMS BoOkselling and Stationery Establishment 0deon
Building, AZ street and Penns. dec IL
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Estate Agent, and Intelligence Office, St,
between Sth and 9th streets south side, has on
hand an extensive lot Of Houses and Lots for sale
or rent, on the most liberal terms He informs
the citizens Of ashington that he Is prepared to
execute Deeds Of Trust and the various forms Of
Conveyancing, in both the German and English
language. dec 7-epysQ
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Clothing Emporium, Browns Hotel Building, respectfully
announce that their display Of FALL and WINTER CLIO
THING is ready for inspection, comprising assor
Of Goats, TALNAS OVERSACKS, SURTOUTS
VESTS aud PASTALOOE5, o. ths Eswsst GGJ de-
IN material trimming and worEm snshp. To gentle
excellence with economy fashion able
opportunity IL offered for selecting
of the stocks of Goods 10 this city, at
reduesd priEss. nov 2-d
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VNURSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and
II EIiuihIu sitnated Il eal EkIafP. BY viz


TNURSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and
Il EIigibly situated Real Estate By vir
tue OF Two several deeds In trust from James A
Wise and Harriet Ann Wise, his wife, bearing
date respectively on the 18th day OF April and the
Sth day Of September, 1855, and duly recorded,
the subscriber at the request Of the treasurer OF
the Frarklin Building Association, will sell at
public sale on THURSDAY, the oath day Of Ian
uary, 1856, at 4 O'Clock p. m, on the premises,
part Of Lot No. IL, in So uare No. APO, Beginning
for the same at point on 7th street west on the
front line Of said lot at the distance Of 40 feet
nom the southeast corner thereof, and running
thence due west parallel to the south boundary
line 100 feet TO the rear line Of said lot; thence
due east roo feet TO the front line; thence south
with said front line Is feet to the place Of begin
ming, with the buildings and improvements,
which consist OF three-story brick dwelling
house.
The above properly is eligibly situated on 7th
street west, between G and II streets north, and
rapidly enhancing in value, and offers favorable
opportunity for investment
The terms will be one-third cash, and balance
in six and twelve months for notes bearing inter-
est from day Of sale secured by deed Of trust upon
the properly; and II not complied with In six
days after the sale the property will be resold,
upon one weeks notice, at the risk and expense
Of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing al
the expense OF the purchaser.
CHAS wALLACH
JNO. G. e. HAMILTON,
Trustees.
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
dec 2i-3taw&ds Auctioneer
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Maine Leaialstpre

AUsUsrA, MAINE, Jan S.-The Legislature
of this State met here yesterday. In the Sen
ate, Lot M Morrill, DEM was chosen Presi.
dent. The House elected Josiah Little,
straight Whigl Speaker. The old-line Dem
ocrats and straight Wings have formed coma
plete union.
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dec lU-eolm
THOICE FRUIT TREES ar aUCrION,

4 NHOtCE FRUIT TREES AZ AUCTION.
" In order to give all persons an opportunity q
securing portion OF the hne Fruit Trees raised
the late Jno. II. King, at Valley View Farm, neal
Georgetown, the executrx OF the estate has deter.
mined to offer them to the highest bidders on
Iii URSDAf and SATURDAY Of each week, in
front Of the Auction Store Of Messrs Wall, Bar
nard & Co. These trees are all grated fruits, In
Rourishlng condition, Of good size, and will be
warranted TO be what they are represented
Catalogues can be had on application at the
above Auction Store, and al the stsl, Valley View
Farm, In Centre Market. +. J. KING,
dec 1-W&F ExecptriI
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TELE0RAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR
Interruption Of the Telegraph, &C.

BALTIMORE, Jan. S.-There has been an in
terruption on the telegraph lines north of here
this forenoon, and no market reports have
been received.
There was no news Of the Canada at last
report
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
BY HUGH BOWLING & co ,Auctioneen
ID OCULAR DAYAND EVENING SALES

BY HUGH BOWLING CO ,Auctioneers.
ID OCULAR DAYAND EVENING SALES
H The subscribers, determi ned TO devote their
whole attention to the Auction and Commission
Business respectfully inform the public that they
are prepared to receive all goods consigned to
their care for sale at public auction Gaat no eXer
tions their part shall be- spared TO obtain the
best prices for the same 6y fair and impartial rep
reservations; ana as they intend to conine them
selves to strict cash business unless otherwise
ordered those sending goods to their sale Shall DC
settled with Immediately when ths goods are de-
liverfd TO the buyers Goods sent to them for
evening sales can be settled for next morning. II
soid. regular evening auction for the sale OF
all kinds Of merchandise can by ibis means be Of
great service TO the community, whose patronage
Is most respectfully solicited by the publics ODE
dient servants,
HUGH BOWLING + CO, Auctioreers.
DAY SALES-MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY mornings, at 10 O'Clock, and every
evening at O'Clock at lie Store, No. So, Varnum
Buildings, Louisiana avenue, and at all ether
time and places where their services may be re-
quired. Sales on the Market Square, opposite
the Bank Of Washington, attended as usual on
market days.
Cash advances on consignmen;a
HUGH BOWLING Il co, Auctloneers.
dec lU-eOlm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the most at.

tracve and beautiful specimens the Photographic art
now On exhibition at WHITEHU RST'S GALLERY the
AMBROTYPEr. ELsy trniv beautiful Picture, and
IN the old familiar Da-
guerTeoyPes The Gallery contains quite collection
Of Photographs DRguerreOtypes the
States Supreme Court since 1850; members United
States President Pierce Cabinet many other
public of the Nation. visit to WHITEHURST ALI
LERY No 4S4 avenue is we'll worth the
BILE and the time. 2s-tf
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LSOR RENT-WITH POSSESSION EARLY
Il In January, the house now occusied by James
Major, Esq, on the corner Of Dumbarton and
Beall streets, Georgetown, formerly the residence
of Mrs Ould 1t has ample room for large fam
lily, and large garden filed with choice fruit
trees, flowers, &c, together with pump in the
yard. The rent will be low to a good tenant, on
early application to the subscriber, 122 Washing
ton street A. HYDE.
dec 20-2aw2w Intel