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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-20
Steubenville and Indiana Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME,

ON and after Monday, March Sd,
" 1856, Passenger Trains will leave Steu.
benville daily ,(Sundays exceptedD as follows
Mail Train at ) 40 a. III. arriving at Newark
at IL p. M, connecting with trains of the
Central Ohio and Sandusky, Mansfield and
New ark Railroads, for the principal cities in
toe northwest, west and south.
RETURNING, will leave Newark at !! 40 a. m
and arrive at Steubenville at VI, p. m.
Cadiz Accommodation Train
Leaves Steubenville at 3,30, p. m. and arrives at
Cadiz at GIG p. m. Returning: Leaves Cadz
at 90, a. m.--arrives at Steubenville at IL 90.
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Fulton Foundry, Steam Engine & Car
Factory,

NTEAM ENGINES, Steam Boats, Steam
OFerry Boats, hulls and wood work COM
plete steam beilers, sheet Iron work, mill ma
chinery, and castings for grst and saw mills,
rail road car wheels, rail road cars Of every de-
scription made to order. The proprietor of this
establishment having twenty-eight years of
practical experience together with extensive
privileges, feels confident that he can do work
as we'll and as low as any establishment in the
east or west. All communications will meet
with prompt attention. P.F. GEISSE,
June 10. .." - Wellsville, Ohio
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SWEET PERFUMEs-Fo the hand.
~ kerchief, Of all kinds. Fancy Toilet
Soaps, of every description ; hair, tooth;y nail
and cloth brushes. and variety Of fancy arti-
cles always on hard aud for sale at the Medi.
cal Hall by Guly3O) OLIVER KELLs.
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sAMUEL sInEBOTToM.

GROCERY AND PRODUCE STORE.
HAVING purchased the stock of H.
IL Rohm, in this store, have made
large additions Of carefully selected Goods
and wish to call the attention of custom
ers and the public to my establishment,
general and superior assortment Of all
articles in the Grocery line; also Provis.
ions, produce, meat, Queensware, &c. &c,
which fatter myself l can offer ON
rs good terms as nnv similar house.
To my friends from the country, say,
bring on your produce, for which | will
give you the highest market price.
To my city friends / say come one
come all, and examine for yourselves.
By cheerful attention to your wants, I
trust to deserve your patronage.
Remember, SAMUEL SIDEBoTTOM's,
Market street, first door above Jefferson
Branch Bank q Marchl2-3m
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Cloths, Cassimeres, vestingS, &C.,

~ ceived large stock Of the above Goods,
which we are making into good Clothing, and
which we will make to order as low as any
house East or west. o,r.,
NIB. Particular attention is invited 10 our
stock Of goods for boys wear, which is very
large and desirable Z w 4'.''H z
ta D0UGHERTY & BRO.
aprlo Third and Market Sts., Steubenville
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United States House.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
EAGLE HOTEL,

Corner Of Third anil Adams Streets,
STEUBENvILLE, ONO.
JOSEPH BLACKBURN has taken this
"house formerly known as the Ground Corner" "
and has refitted it up in comfortable style and
now asks share of patronage. Bills low and
accommodations equal to vhOse who make more
pretences. may IS
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National House,
Corner Of Main and Lisbon Streets,
WELLSNILLE. Quo.

w bhiID ibbbj OhAo'
r. w. WHITACRE, Proprietor.
II AVING again taken this old establish
III ed Hotel, the subscriber would respect.
fully tender his acknowledgements to gen.
erous public for the very liberal patronage
heretofore received at their hands. Having
thoroughly renovated and refurnished the house
he hopes to be able to accommodate his patrons
in such style as will give entire satisfaction
The stabling is large and extensive. A liber.
al share of patronage is respectfully solicited
Ladies OF gentlemen can be accommodated with
single or double rooms at their discretion.
June l3. L. W. WHlTACRE.
Saddle Harness and Trunk Manufac-
tory, Wholesale and Retail.
MO. 1877, Market street, opposite Wash
~ ington Hall.-The undersigned would re-,
specially announce 10 their customers and the
public generally, that they have now in store a
large aud splendid assortment of Saddelry,
comprising the following articles plain and
fancy Saddles, Brides, Martingales. harness,
Trunks collars, Whips, Lashes, &C., &c. man
ufactured of the best material, by the most ex.
perienced worknen. Also Mattresses of vari.
GUS kinds, made to order on the shortest no.
tice.
Dealers in the above articles are respectfully
Invited to call and examine our stock before
purchasing, satisfied that we can accommodate
on the most reasonable terms for CASH. ..
WIN. M'LAUGHLlN l. SON.
Stouhonville Ian | '55-lv ....
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GROCERIES.

UNOOENIEIS.
JUST Reed and on the way 500 bbls. N.
D o. Molasses.. ,,, s..t,'...,'. III.
Just reed 50 hds. n. o. sugar.
Just reed IS bbls. white sugar assotted.
Just reed Al kegs sup, carb soda. 1lso
On hand 15a chests teas assorted quail
tics. ''2
Just reed 200 bags choice Rio Coffee.
Just reed II bbls Tanners machine oil
Just reed 75 boxes starch. Being au
thorized Agents for the starch, will sell
manufacturers prices. l.' tfs
in store 200 bbls, No. 3 mackerel.
just reed IS boxes choice brands tobac.
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.r ARRIVAL.
A OF. Eh" AMI f"N''' ''o'N
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, ..
ARRIVAL.

Just received at the Medical Hall. This stock
has been selected with great care, from res.
ponslbe house and all articles are guaranteed
to he of the strctest purity aud best quality
so that Physicians can rely on them; Families
can rely on them; Dealers can rely Oh them,
aud the public can rely not only on their
quality and freshness, but also on the care and
caution with which every article sold at this
establishment is put up. rp .t'
U'Physicians prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all houLs Of the Day or Night u
:. ,. OLIVER KELLS, Medical Hall.
May7 Third Street.
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Wholesale Drug House.

WO PAINTERS.-We have received
large lot of Paint Brushes, from the celebra.
td Manufactory of j. G. McKENsY d Co., to
which We invite your especial attention. These
Brushes are unsurpassed for durability and
elasticity. We have also new article Of Paint
Brush for painting Roofs of houses, boats, &c.
Also fine assortment Of Blenders, Graining
Brushes and Brick Liners
t HENING & MELVIN.
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I'VE HAVE now opened and ready for
W sale an unusually large and superior stock
Of Spring and Summer
n ID " q n n n g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-23
SUITABLE FOR CBRISrM,SAND NEW
YEARS, PHkSENI&.

John H. SHOOT, No I19 SOUTH SIDE
y Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. has received
great variety Of useful and seasonable GOODS,
10 which he Invites the attention Of both ladies
and gentlemen who may wish TO make Christ
mas and New Years Present.
EMBROiDERIES.
Rich worked Cambria Sets collars and Sleeves)
Do do Muslin do do
DO do Muslin and Cambria Collars
A great variety dow priced) do
Worked Linen Sets and Linen do
Rich worked Muslin Sleeves
Black and white Lace Sets and Collars
Worked Cambria and Muslin Bands
Embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Hemstitched tuC ked and plain do
Black Chantilla and French Lace Wells
Worked, quilted and booped Skirts.
MORE Antique, Embroidered, Satin and other
Double and single Brccha and other shawls
Rich Fancy and Black silks
French Merinos plaid Nernos
Plain and printed Nous L'delaines
Best Paris Kid Gloves, all numbers
Kid and Buck 6auntlets
Ladies', gents and children's Warm Gloves
DO Hosiery, Of every kind
Portmonnaies, and ladies' Cabas
Gents. Linen, Cambria and silk Poeket Handkfs
B lack and fancy silk Cravats, Scarfs and Ties
Gents Shawls. Merino and Wooden Scarfs
Children's Knit Talmss and Hoods
Ladies, gents ard boys Comforts &c.
With many other desirable goods, which will
| be sold low TO cash or prompt customers
dec 80 J. H. sMOOT
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Gurlsy %; Mr Doggett ID Mr.. Stockton 8;
Mr.. Morris z; Scattering A-total 203.
Thus the Rev Mr. Waldo was re elected.
Mr.. Clingman, (by suspension of the rules
introduced a Joint resolution as follows:
"ResoIred, dc That the joint resolutions
approved February Is, 1855, authorizing the
President of the United States to confer the
title of lieutenant general by brevet, shall
be so construed from and after March ",
1847, in favor of the brevet lieutenant gen.
eral appointed under the said act, while ez-
ercising command according to that rank, as
to eutitle him to the pay, allowances, and stan
srecified ia the fifth section OF the act ap-
proved May %, 1898, authorizing the Presi'
dent to raise provisional army" and also
to the allowances prescribed in the sixth SOC
ton of the act approved August %, 1912,
granting additional rations to certain officers ::
Prorided, ho,ceVer and it is hereby declared,
That the brevet lieutenant general shall not,
except in time of war, be entitled to more
than two aids and one secretary.
After debate between Mr.. Clingman and
Mr.. Stephens, it was passed
Mr.. Ii. Marshall moved to suspend the
rules to make the bill to establish uniform
rule of naturalization land to extend the term
of probation) a special order for the 18th
proxino; not agreed to-yeas SO, nays 90
Shortly afterwards they adjourned.
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Proceedings of TODAY.

In THE SENATE, to-day, various resolutions,
bills, &c were introduced and referred, and
otherwise properly disposed of ere the pending
resolution to allow the Senate's standing COM
mittees clerks was again taken up, and was
debated by Messrs. Brodhead and Pugh be-
fore the Star went to press.
In THE HOUSE, call Of the House took
place, and 1873 members having answered to
their pames, various Executive communica.
tions, &C., on the Speakers table, were taken
up and referred.
Mr.. Letcher presented a minority report
from the Ways and Means Committee, on the
tariff question; ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, moved to postpone
further debate (proceedings) upon tho refer
cnce and printing of the Presidents annual
message until Tuesday next; which motion
Was under debate as the Star went to press.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.


The Union arguing to show that Congress
have not been wasting time this winter, saws,
with much force
"With all duo Difference to the opinion of
our respected Philadelphia contemporary, we
conceive that the pending debate in Congress
on the Presidents message has proved the
very reverse of fruitlsss. The opinions OF the
many eminent patriots and statesmen OF the
SENATE and House, even on secondary matters'
are received with satisfaction and pront oy
tns whole country; bat when these aistln-
guished representatives are engaged In dis
cussDg questions and pi!acIples vitality con-
nected with the peace, prosperity, asd perpet-
uity Of the Union, We cannot perceive now
the debate can, with prcpriety OF truth, be
DESIGNATED as fruitless. So far from being
fruitless. the debate has exposed the princi-
pIes purposes. and sentiments Of black re-
publicanisrn in such n clear, and yet such a
revolving, light to patriotic vision, that many
of its recognized champions in the two houses
of Congress have completely ignored several
Of the most obnoxious Issues which were made
by their associates, if not by themselves, dur
ing the recent presidential canvass"
The IntetLigencer contains letter from the
Hon. Revsrdy Johnson to the late Democratic
celebration in Boston, wherein that distin.
guished gentleman takes occasion to repudiate
the IDEA that tie South will hearken to the
arguments cf those who advocate a renewa! of
the African slave trade. In the conrse of
this letter Mr.. J. says:
"Slavsry, as it exists with US, is quite a
different matter: For its origin we are not re-
spOnsible, and its continuance, beside being
under the protection Of the Constitution, ID
absolutely necessary to our own general peace
and welfare. To set at large mere than three
millions Of slave, unfit for self government,
and by nature incapable of being amalgs-
mated with the dominant race, and to have
them remain where they are, all will admit to
be equally impossible. What, then, could be
done with them Would tho other States re-
oeive them Would the laboring men there
agree Co suca a competition with their own
labor? These questions sdnit Of but enc re-
ply, and that shows how idle II Is to lock for
ward To such day as possible, az long IA the
present condition OF the country remains"
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NEW AND ELEGANT WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

NEW AND ELEGANT WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
nj w. GAIT 4 BRO. INVITE ATTEN.
Nls tion to their stock Of the following Goods,
most Of which we're gotten up especially FOR the
present season:
Ladies' and Gentlemen's verv superior Gold
Watches, Of exquisite finish and workm anship,
and warranted perfect time keepers
Ladies' and 6entlemen's elegant Gold Chains,
Chatal ms, Seals, Keys, and Charms
Diamond, pearl ruby, and emerald Brooc hes,
Ear rings, and Bracelets
Diamond Crosses, Necklaces, and Studs
Coral, c meo, Florentine, Mosaic, and all other
styles o Jewelry, In sets and single pieces
God Tbim6les, Lockets, Pencils, Toothpicks,
Sleeve Buttons and studs
Gold mounted Jet and Coral Necklsces and
Bracelets
Chidren's Sleeve Pins, hrmets, Wits les and
Bells, Rings, Pins, &c.
Solid silver Tea Sets, Walters, Pitchers, Cob.
let's and Cups
silver Table, Dessert, and Tie, Spoons and
Forks, Ladies', Butter Knives. &c.
Silver Salt Cellars, Desi ert Knives
Egg and Coffee Spoons, Fish Carvers and + Orks
Cake Knives, Berry Shovels
Fruit, Jelly and Preserve Spoons
Pickle Knives and Folks, Sugar Baskets
Silver Nut Picks, Napkin Rings, Tea STEAMERS
Pocket Fruit Knives, Nutmeg Graters
Knives, Forks and Spoons In cases for children
Silver SNUFF snd Tobaccs Boxes
Gard Cases, Poriemonnaies, Fans, &c.
Plated Tea, Sets, Walters, Casters
CAKE Baskets, Butter Coolers, Oyster Tureens
Goble,s, Cups, Albata Forks, Spoons, &c.
The above, with thousand and one other ar
ticles which cannot be enumerated In an adver-
tisement, will be found TO comprise the largest
assortment Of desirable goods ever offered to our
Jewellers, 3A Pennsylvania avenue,
dec 23-3t between 9th and 10th streets.
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AyI,I,INR OP

CEILING OFF, AND MUST BE SOLD TO
- close the season, rev lot and style Of MAN
TIES and CLOAKS just opened, to be closed
ont By Christmas
Ma 7tles and Cloais from 3 to $50
$40 Nantes and Cluals for $50
So Cloaks and Nantes for 800
$40 Nantes and Cloeks for $40
$40 Cloaks and Msntles for IS
IS Mantles and Cloaks for 81 and 81
A small lot Of Nantes for 81 to 50
few pieces Of heavy, Light, and dark grey
and brown Cloths for Cloaks and Mantles at re-
duced prices.
large stock OF Ladies' dress goods, consisting
Of silks, Bright Plaid and Plain Merino, Mousse
lines, Deliles, Pop!ins, and Pins, at prices
which canlo. fail TO sell, and must be sold TO
duce stock. GEO. r. ALLEN,
dec % st Pa ave next to 10th street
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LIsT-LlST-0H, LIST!

LIsT-LIST-0H,L LIST!
'yyHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RECENTLY
d htted up the Saloon at the corner ~ ~:
Of Sixth and c streets, ~ prepared TO Ea~<<
furnish all those who may favor him~
with call with good CIGARS, WINES,
LIQUORS, and other drinkables as can be found
In any public house private cellar in this city.
His stock has been elected with the most scru-
puioUs care. and he feels assured that the neat
ness, quiet and convenient location OF his bcuse
need only to te known to bring him Patrons
Come and try, and II you like call again.
&. II. LIST,
Late keeper OF the bar a, the Kirkw0od House.
dec ol-2s
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NOTICE TO HOUsEKEEPERS.

WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
w Of those who may be In want of Housekeep-
ing Goods. to our large and well selected stock.
Among which we name, Bedsteads, Mattresses,
WardrObes, Bureaus, Tables, Walters, Chairs,
Knives and FORKS, China Vases Walnut What
nots, Parlor and Stair Carpets, Washstands,
Toilet Sets, Casters, Sofas, Looking Glasses |,
Clocks, Stoves, Tea and Dinner seis, together
with very large and handsome stock OF . lass.
ware. Fer sale 10y
dec y corner 9th st. and Penn. avenue.
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CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY.

TINE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
l. forms his customers and the public in general
that he Is prepare ed to supply them With
CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY
OF every kind, TO ei9n and domestic; also with
CANDY, PLUM and POUND CAKES. MINCE
PIES, ORANGES, FIGS ,RAISIhS, pRUNES,
ALMONDS, &c. His stock Of CONFECTION-
cry is very complete and such as he feels con-
ident will be found on trial, qual TO any that may
be offered for sale In this city. He will be happy
to rec his friends and customers on ChriItmas
Eve and during the HOLIDAYS, as his stock will
he replenished until AID after the New Years
Festival
TOYS Fob HOLIDAY PRESENTS
The subscriber also respectfully informs ladies
and gentlemen. DESTROYS OF procuring Toys Of
any kind, as Holiday Presents, that he has % =
ported large collection Of German and French
manufacture, which are curious, cheap, and well
adapted to please children and young people Of
every age His stock CT TOYS is larger and
more attractive than ever, and cannot be eIcelled
IN any other toy store in. this city.
The subscriber would also invite attention to his
large assortment OF China, Ladies' Work Baskets,
Combs, Perfumery, and other fancy articles which
are too numerous FOR specification in an sdve tise
mSnt WILLIAM 6RUPE,
No. AIS south side Pa av bet 81 and AZ SITS,
dec 2}-lm opposite Jackson Hall
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EWHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
@A=GA 10 KNOW IL n II

EWHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
~ TO KNOW HI USES FURN-
lSHED We want Housekeepers ard those
about to commence Housekeeping to bear In mind
that the first. second, third and fourth rooms Of
onr large and Spacious warehouse are filed to
CABINET FURNITURE and House. furnish
Ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
invite he attention Of those In want Of bargains
Houses furnished throughout with every article
IN the housekeeping line VERY CHAP FOR CASH
or to punctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
tbs " HOUsEKBBPER's EMPORIUMn and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
Qhick sales and small proftsn
BONTZ Il COOMBS
dec l-Jm 7th street, between and K
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SUITABLE GOODS FOR HOLIDAY
EGRHT&.

AT COST.-THOSE WHO WISH TO
IA make purchases for Holiday Presents shCHld
bear In mind that we ceiling out our entire
stock OF nne Fancy Goods at cost for cash. We
have
SILK Dresses, cost from to $50
Velvet Cloaks, do Is TO $50
Cloth C.oaks, do $50 TO SOS
Embroidered Muslin Collars, cost from soc 90 slO
French Embroidered Sets. do 2.5o 20 seS
Embroidered Pocket Hdkfs, do 50 10 SIS
Honiton Lace Sets, do 70 ais
Valeucit nnes de do TO SO
Best make Of Paris Kid Gloves
Crest variety Il Goods for children's wear, al
cost
Thybst Merinos, all coors. cost 1S cents
Gloves, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Cravats, and Ho-
siery, at cost. with many other kinds CT o oods
quite as suitable for holiday gifts.
Ten per cent. viii he sdded 10 all goods srged
CLAGETT. NEWTON, MAY a. Co,
ie, PCT Corner Pa. avenue and 9th St
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Tx TIE SENATE, yesterday, after we went to
press Mr. Brown concluded his speech in re-
ply to Ms'srs. Wilson and Seward, wherein
those gentlemen assailed the Presidents
annual message. The resolution under con.
sideration, to refer so much Of the message as
treats OF foreign affairs to the foreign relations
committee, was then agreed to, and they ad-
j1urned
IL THE HOUSE they balloted for Chapl air =,
with the following result:
Mr.. Waldo received LOG; Mr.. Moore %; M.
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DRY GOODS MERCHANTS

nF W ; HI y U It o N, bEUH' bIOWN,
" and Alexandra are invited to call and look
through our immense assortment Of fine fancy
and staple Dry Goods. Any choice lot 81 Dress
Goods or other articles they may waTt VIII be
sold TO them at prime cost for cash PER cent
for notes at short dates.
We ask their special attention "a the following /:
800 dozen Bajou's Kid Glove, our own importa-
ton
200 silk Robes, Of the best styles, imported this
season
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ASSES ORS' NOTICE.-THE
DA voters Of the several Wards Will pie ,se
take notice that the Assessors will attend at the
places designated below, from 10 O'Clock a. M To
O'CLOCK m every day, except Sundays and
Christmas day, nom the 18th 10 the 3lst Of this
month; inclusive, for the purpose Of revising and
correcting the poll lists:
First "ard--Samuel Redfern's, corner OF
pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
second Ward-J B Williamson's, Alb 10th ST.
west between q and streets north
Third Ward-J. NJ DOwnings, 5i7 l. stree,
north. between 7tn and Sth streets west
Fourth Ward-City Hall
Fifth Ward-B F Dyer's, 689 New trsey ave.
nue., b: tween ID and T. streets south
Sixth Ward-Othce OF $. ) Briggs, X stree,
south, between 9Th and 9th streets east
Seventh Ward-Peter Hepburn. IT,, SIS sire:
south, between 8th and 9th streets west.
dec l0-d
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MRS c. r. REYNOLDS HAVING CON-
lvl pleted her arrangements for opening ArEt
class Boarding House deeires all who may be IN
search Of superior accommodations In every re-
spect, to call and examine for themselves, wheTa
thew will find attentive and ohiiSing servants al
their command. s. L. corner Pa. avenue and ~
street deo l0-tlstJsn
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H> LADIES' FESTIVAL. THE La
49,. dies Of Ryland ChapeI are now holding
Festival In the basement Of their church, to
continue until the 3lst instant. A large assert
ment Of fancy articles and all kinds Ct CONNECTION
cry will be offered fer sale The attendance Of
the citizens Of the Island and the public general
ly Is cordially solicited Doors open d. O'Clock
p m season Tickets can be obtained at the door
for 50 cents. dec 20-3t4
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MiNCE MEATI-MINCH MRAr.-AN
N1 other lot Of our MINCE MEAT.
KING & BURCRELL,
dec n Gomez Vermont ave. and lSth sts.
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Boarding.

DOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY,
ID a couple Of gentlemen can obtain q COM
Portable Room, with Board, In private family,
by applying al i07 18th street. dec 17-7t-
BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON The g. w
ID corner Of PENNSYLVANIA avenue and 9Th street
Is prepared to accommoda Re gentlemen W u TO- ms
with or without beard. Every effort Will be made
TO render those comfortable who may favor he;
with their patronage. Transient or liable board
can be obtained. ep6-0
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$3.50 MEETING OF THE NATIONAL
49, Democratic Association will take place
at their Rooms on r. between 9th and 10th sire cts
on TUESDAY EVENING, the I'D inst at
O'Clock. Pnnctual attendance Is requested, as
business OF importance will be before The Associ-
alton Ali Democrats who desire 10 become
members, are cordially invited to attend.
dec 2s 2ts LUCfEN PEYTDN, Pres