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I Tho Book of Mormon" has been trans-
lated into the Hawaiian language, and large
edition has been printed.
THANKSGIVING Yesterday was thanksgiv
ing day in Massachusetts,. New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, Vermont, Tennessee and the
city of Norfolk, Va.
r. Mr.. Gray, a ship builder at Milan,
Ohio, has procured the contract for building
the Elk revenue cutters which Government is
about to place on the lakes.
The Fremont PARTY-Born in Philadelphia
ladelphia last June-died in Pennsylvania
last November. Too old for veal, too young
for beef we have skinned it for its hide.
The above toast was given at the Democrat,
ic celebration in EastpOrt, Maine.
AN ENORMOUS ScREw.-Messrs Jas. Muir
ply Co, Fulton Iron Works, have COM
pleted the propeller for the United States
steam-frigate Niagara The propeller is made
of brass: and is said to be the largest in the
world, weighing over 81 900 pounds.
r. The Presidential electors will assemble
at their respective State capitals on Wednes-
day next, to cast their votes for President and
Vice President of the United States. In case
Of the absence Of any one of the electors,
those present will fill the vacancy.
NEBRAsKA.-An election for members of the
1errltOrlai Legislature mas just Decn neld In
Nebraska, and we learn from the Wyoming
IN. 7 } Telescope tina though party lines were
not drawn, the members chosen, so far as heard
from, are nearly all strong free state men.
The editor of the Nebraska City News, a pro-
slavery paper, was defeated.
CLEANING SrovEs.-Stovc lustre when mix
ed with turpentine and applied in the usual
manner, is blacker, more glossy and durable
than if put on with any other liquid. The
turpentine prevents rust-and when put on
an old rusty stove, will make it look as we'll
as new. The odor of the turpentine passes of
quickly.
r. The London Times is demonstrating
earnestly against the location of gas works in
cities. 1t quotes from the mortality statistics
of London, to show that in the districts where
the gas houses are located, the proportion of
deaths to the population is nearly twice that
of other districts, with no other cause for the
difference but the disagreea5le and deadly eff
fuvia from the gas works
SA distinguished Psychologist of Cincin.
natl claims to have discovered that the vital
ty of individuals is marked by the protuber.
ance of that part of the head which lies direct
ly back of the outer angle Of the eyes. One
with it large, he says, bears any amount OF
MASKING, while in those who have the organ
small, trihing injury extinguishes the lamp
Of life.
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B,eHwaY RossxRrEs IN Crrrss.-The time

was when highwaymen confined themselves
principally to by-ways and sequestered places,
but recently they transact their villainies
in open day in the most populous cities New
York, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Baltimore,
and even less densely populated cities have
in turn witnessed the fact in frequent instsn-
ces, and the following brief paragraph adds
another to several occurrences Of the kind in
and near Boston:
On Saturday evening, an Englishman by
the name of Thomas Idle, was knocked down
in Hanover street, and after being dragged
into a dark alley, was robbed of s67 in money
Monday morning the police arrested a motto
rious parsonage named James Guilty, alias
" Bricktop," on supicion of being the robber.
On being confronted before Mr.. Idle, he was
fully Unidentified and was locked up.
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MASTER. MAsONs OF ANTwERP.-A curious.

MAsTER-MA OF ANTwERP.-A curious
and L believe peculiar, custom still exists at
Antwerp among the guild Of masons. Henri
Conscience, the great Belgian writer, who was
perambulating the town with me, informed
me as We passed their hal, that whenever new
master mason was to be elected, il was he
essary that, previous to being initiated into
his somewhat Important position, he should
provo himself worthy Of the dignity about to
be conferred on him, by pulling down and re-
building with is own hands the facade Of one
portion Of the building, which has consequent
y been re-erected innumersble times, though
the remainder Of the edifce is sufficiently
venerable. If the candidate shrunk from
his trial, there was no alternative but to yield
his claim Flemish Interiors.
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UAstonishing Care with enIy enc Bet.

I D u
PRssoUE IsLn, Aroostook Co, Me April a. 1854.
we herewith send you certificate cure perform
by the only bottle Of think
Mr. Clark to be man OF versciy and have doubt the
truth of his story"
Messrs JOS b. Hall Oo.-Gentlemen-In answer to your
Inquiries will state that daughter aged Is years
has been complaining of rain In her side
years. and about the first Of January last
and confined to her bed The pen in her
besides being troubled with pains between
and In her breast From reading number Of per-
formed by Hoohsnd's German Bitters" induced to
try In her case and sent to your store and purchased
bottle She had taken it but few
Improve and now after taking only bottle abe ENJOY
Ing better health than she has for She feels pain
In her side in of her body and
cure entirely TO the Germsa Bitters.
Salmon Brook, Aroostook Co, Me. WIN. CLARK
See ad vertise0ent. sep7-smr
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POLITICAL GOSSIP

When the New York Tribune thought Hin
DIS had gone for Fremont, it suggested that
Senator Douglas should resign out since it
has learned that Buchanan carries the State,
it hasn't thought of proposing that its anti
Nebraska Senator Trumbull should give up
his place.
As new illustration of the power of song,
the New York Daily News says: "Gen Nor
ris's beautiful lyric The Flag Of Our Union
Forever has done more toward electing Blu
chansn than any other document of the re-
cent canvass:
&C. A union Of lakes-a union Of lands
union CT STATES rome may sever;
union OF hearts-a union Of hands
And the Flag Of our Union forever -"
A correspondent says that after the promi-
nent part taken in politics during the late
Presidential campaign, by many Of the cler-
gymen Of Protestant denominations, he hopes
the said reverends will here after have the con.
sistency to abstain from accusing the Catholic
clergy of desire to exert political influence
eft, he adds, " abStention from all interfer.
ence in political matters is the duty Of the
Catholic clergy, it must be equally the duty
OF the Protestant clergy"
The Pennsylvania states that one day last
week, one Of the engines on the line Of tho
Columbia railroad, named Kansas, ran off the
track, and was thus placed in a decidedly
aNAWElu PoelllOn w OrQ was sent up the
road, and an application made for an another
engine to restore her to the track. The only
engine not in use at the time was the James
Buchanan, which was at once dispatched to
the Kansas, and quickly drew her to the
proper position. the Democratic locomotive
Of the same name will dispose of all Kansas
troubles just as easily, after the 4th of March.
The New York Herald says Of Senator Ben
ton: I" tie makes remarkable speeches, in a
stern Roman manner, in which he refuses to
be corrupted by ties Of relationship, or to be
eeduced by gold; and in Missouri these are
considered the highest effort Of human elo-
queuce- Bat with all his remarkable quail.
ties, old Mr.. Benton cannot carry his own
State, or get elected Governor, or obtain a
seat In the Senate or in Congress or get any
administration even to listen to him. SO that
perhaps, be is excusable in appealing TO the
public Of other States. He is queer old man;
sometimes he reminds one Of Caius Gracious:
and again be looks like Pecksnif; as he grows
older, the latter pTedominates -
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hereby cautioned against spurous limitations De
Gratts Electric OIL shall psrseeute any party
copy rlghted bills. This genuine Electric or
Mayor Of Camden Of Piles and Rheumatism
Hon. John Williamson of HuBtlng don, Hon Killing
surIh whom IL took OF hts cruches 10
thsn zee others ia Philadelphia whose
lsbed In the Philadelphia Ledger The wholesale dealers
Philadelphia would counensncs guilty
rascality Of cOunerfeing In Harrisburg, John wyehe
ESQ the well known Druggist there the
imprisonment OF one Valentine, who attempted imitation
Of this valuable remedy.
For sale by CHAS. SF0TT. nov fs-lw
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kY' To make your hands soft and free from
chops, face pretty, teeth pearly, breath sweet,
and skin fragrant to shave with ease, battle
with comfort, to wash your children, use
Fontaine's Cream Of Wild Flowers as substi-
tute for soap and improvement upon the Balm
of Thousand Flowers. Sold by the agents, and
druggists, and fancy stores generally.
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MUSlFIcEsr GIFT We learn from the
Natchez Courier that David Hunt, ESQ of
Mississippi, made a donation few DAYS since
to Oakland College, in that State, of $50, 900.
This, together with 500 900 given by this gen.
tleman to the same institution upon former
occasions, make his donations amount to
Sll0 600. One of the conditions appended to
the last gift is that " should Oakland College
cease to exist as an institution of public edu-
cation, In that event the donation shall 20 to
"
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THOMAS G.. DOM,

Justice Of the Peace, ConpsyaHctr, and Com
missioner of Deeds for the STATE Of Maryland.
vI,EE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
Il forms the citizens of Washington county that
he has again resumed the business ofa Magis-
trate and Conveyancing. He can be found nj Dis
Office No Go Louisiana avenue. adjoining the
Bank Of Washington, from a m. 10 10 M,
and the balance Of the time at his private resi-
denCe, No SCI Il street north, between ath and otn
streets west He is at all times prepared 10 go 10
any part of the county to attend TO Writing taxing
Acknowledgements and Afidavits; also, United
States business generally, either by day OF oy
night. THOMAS DUNN, r.
nov 2S-law1m
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WORTHY OF HONORABLE MENrIoN.-We re-
ferred yesterday to the rumored frauds of
measurement among coal dealers in Cincin-
natl 1t is stated by the Commercial that du-
the inquisition on Friday there was found one
place among some dozen where the measures
were strictly right. This was at the yard of
Miles Greenwood, who to his honor be it told +,
when coal few days since was selling at
fifty or sixty cents a bushel, continued to
supply each person who called on him with
four bushels for one dollar, but would not
sell over four bushels to any ono person
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Bronchial froches.-.we

have found them great ayng Bronchial rit
ton and in subduug Colds and
clerical brethren real favor in calling their attention
t. them-Zion's Herald. We commend them to the at
tention of public speakers singers and others who
troubled with affections Of the wach
For Coughs. Asthma, 80, cheerfully
mony from personal knowledge to their yBallous
Pictorial. They simple and elegant form for admin
istering In combination several medicinal substances held
In general esteem smons Physicians the
Bronchial sfsctions-Dr. q. Y. Bigelow. Containing
opium or deterous drugs these Lozenses be Ised
freely by public speakers and vocsss for clearing aud
giving strength to the voice. Sold by all Druggists
Oct l5-u JAMES N. CALLAN. Agent
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fONOos FEMALE PILLs.-The combination OF Ipsrsd
@ the Pis are perfectly harmless. Their efcscy and
merits are based extensive practice Of ,,v
and where the directions have been strictly fo
loved they have failed
relieve painful and dcult menstruaton parto1sry Al
the change Of life They will the whites and remove
All distractions arising rom cold exposure or spy
and may be used successfully as Preventive Gall mon
the agent and get Circular for particulars free
Price 81 box, with full dir Sold
retail BY CHAS STOTT Druggist Penusylvanis syenns
SAMUEL B. WAITE, s3s Seventh street, Washington D. n
and ~ r. CiSsBI, Georgetown to whom ord ers
ladies Who enclose them one dollar. ' '"
cry. - ~ Sr
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be
acquired by using the Balm o. a Thousand
FlOwers." 1t will remove tan, pisspies, and
frecktes from the skin, leaving it of soft and
roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour on two or
three drops, and wash the face night and
morning. For sale at Shillington's, agent for
Washington, and all druggists.
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SLAVE TROUBLES IN MIssoURI.-The New

SLAVE TROUBLES IN MIssoURI.-The New
Madrid Mo Times says:
"A number Of prominent citizens Of this
county have called a meeting, to be held at
tie court house, in this city, on this day, for
the purpose Of determining the best course To
be adopted to suppress supposed insuTrcc-
tiOn Of the negroes in this and the adjoining
counties This move was put on foot after iu-
formation having been received that the Lee
groes Of this county, together with those Of
Cbion county, Tennessee, have connected, and
are meditating general instruction, to take
place On the 25th Of December.
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TAXING TIE MANAGEMENT CT CRY BY TIE
JoB.-Ihe Manchester Mirror states that be-
tween twenty and thirty of the men employe ed
for years at the Amoskeag machine shop, and
now out Of work, talk Of making proposal to
run the city government the next year by con-
tract; TO carry on Its schools, take charge Of
department, and keep it well cleaned and oil
e. fred up and ready for all emergencies, for
100000.
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~aHs D,.d Of D.ct.rs.n remarked q

friend Of ours as We spoke Of young man. recent VICTIM
ohe dreaded Consumption aud with great force the oh
10 mind, knowing did IN bis
taken practice had again consigned another 70 the grave
In Of Coughs Colds Bronchitis and other Lung ana
Throat diseases put trust Mrs. NJ. n. Ga dners
Indian Bslssm Of Liverwort and Hoahouud fails
o give relief.
Messrs Weeks Potter No l54 wsshiD street. Bos
ton General Agents For sale by W. n. Gilman, Charles
stot Marin Palmer. d. Gilman, by ggiss
orally. nov 2s-lw.
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PAPER HANGING AND UPHOLsTER.
ING

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHAS-
l. ed the Paper Hanging and Upholstering Es-
tablishment Of T. N WOrthington, at No. 1913
north b street, between g and II streets west,
respectfully calls the attention Of his friends and
the public generally to give him call and exam
Inc his well selected stock. he attends PERSONAL
ly to the Paper Hanging and UpholsteIing bust.
ness, the shortest notice. the best style, and on
the most reasonable terms.
Awnings made and repaired.
nov 2S-2aw1m GEORGE =. DOM.
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Hoes AT CINCINNATI On Monday hogs
sold to the extent of 1900, in Cincinnati, at
prices ranging from $3.50 to $50 for aver
age size The market, it is stated, was easier
with a moderate demand. There was a good
demand at SIS so, but this seems to be below
the views of drovers, who sell with reluctance
at any thing below Sc Is.
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rAn old friend to the suffering 4, Mrs.

GARDsER's IEDIAS BALsAs OF LIvERwoRT HoARBoUSD
for the of Coughs Colds, CUP. &c. Thiprepars
has stood the test for the past twenty years
will. stand unrvsed 1t 10 for sale by all druggists
throughout the United States and British Provinces
WEEKS POTTER, l64 Washington street. Boston, Mass
Wholesale Agents I'D. GILMAN, Druggist $50 Peunsylva
MIA avenue, Special Agent nov 2s-lw
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srs Vegetable Stomsch Btters will Dyspepss
bottle will create appetite force of the impure bile pur
y the blood and nvgorate the system will
she worst form of Liver Complaint; bottle
that weakness at the pit of the stomach give
countensnce mpir tone and streng system
lend cheerfuness I, the mind Every family should
H'seiters celebrated Stomach Bitters No article
usry adapted TO the depressing effects Of climate
oold by Druggists ana dealers generally. 25-l~
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A MAN Sailed Down BY HIS OWN REQUEST.
a singular circumstance recently occurred in
Miller county, Illinois. An old man named
Wilson, aged SO, died, having made arrange
ments with certain persons not to bury him.
but to have his entrails taken out and put in
. box and placed beside his coffin, which he
has had over ten years. He was then filed
with salt and sewed mp with grape vine or
something of that sort. He was then carried
to the repository of his cofin--a cavity in q
perpendicular bluff, about SO or so feet from
the bottom. About 200 persons were present
r. A single female house fy produces in
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EDON'T FOR6ET.--THE MEM
~ bers Of the Pioneer Club No. take
great pleasure In announcing to their friends and
the public of Washington, that their First Grand
COtillon Party will take place on TUESDAY,
December I'd, at Thorn's Building on 18th street,
next to Odd Fellows H. By order Of the
nov .T,W M ,T4t* COMMITTEE.
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have hand -ull stock Of the most fashionable
styles Of rich gold yewery also large very
superior gold and silver Watches. acsurinc
Tin my shop every variety OF Silver Ware such as
Spoons Forks Ladies', cake and pie Knives salt mustard
aud olive Spoons Napkin Rings, Pitchers Tea
from solid sterling silver which will offer
than goods Of the quality have been for
this city at No sss 9Th street
ssn of the large sp read eagle. II. o. BOOD.
A-tr
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MISS M. KNOWLES,

uLATE OF BALTIMORE, WILL-AAR
1open beautiful az sortment Of WIN NtHS
MSTER MILLINERY, on Tuesday, ~NR
December the I'd, at No 1873 9TH street, between u
and II streets, west side. We invite the Ladies
In general to give he call before purchasing
elsewhere, as think they mot fail to be suited
both In price anb stile. nov 2S- $50
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NO U DON SATURDAY MORNING
Il last, near the Centre Market, BAG, with
money and memorandum Of articles In IL, which
the owner can have BY calling at the oface Of the
Star, describing the properly, and paying for this
advertisement. nov 17-0
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BLAcKwoOD's MAGAZINE, for November, re-
ceived from Taylor 4 Maury as usual, abOund'
in sterling literary matter.
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psARL, SILVER, SHELL, dNLAlD And
nov ~ MeLAU6aLIN'S,
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ALEXANDRIA 4 WASHINGTON r.. I

ALEXANDRIA 4 WASHINGTON h. z.
&M4 -
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, THE 27th
" Of November, until further notice, a train Of
cars viii leave the Depot In Alexandra, at the
corner OF It Assph and Princess streets, for
Washington city, at O'Clock, m, and at
O'Clock, p m.
Omnibusses will be In readiness at the Potomac
Bridge to convey passengers to the intersection Of
9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue, at Dsxter's
Hotel From this point at the same hours Is m +,
and p. m y omnibusses will leave for the South
ern end Of the Bridge where the cars will be In
readiness to proceed to Alexandria
Passengers will fad comfortable sitting rooms
at Dexter's Hotel. JAMES 3. FRENCH,
nov D. dtf President
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E est Pennsylvania ROLL BUTTER
n 40 PRINT do

Through the winter season they will keeT
COUNTRY SAUSAGE, POULTRY, EGGS
and other productions Of the farm.
WATER and FRUIT ICES made to order
Terms cash. nov 27.lwe
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The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, 9th November,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
thu hook of tha Denartment-
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THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
NJ will meet TOMORROW MORNING,
at III O'Clock, at the Smithsonian Institution An
Essay will be read by Mr.. U. C. Wight Sub.
ject " Text Books" A. G. RICHARDS,
ltF Secretary
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THE LAST WEEK
FOR BARGAINS
In NCY GOODS.

In FANCY GOODS.
QEfNG OBLIGED TO CLOSE
- by the lst Of the month,
we shall dispose OF
THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK
al unprecedentedy Low Prices
L. GALLlGAN & SON,
$40, under Browns hotel.
II Persons who have purchased articles at the
Auction at our Store will please call for the same
Immediately, as all the goods remaining will be
removed by the LIST Of the month. nov B-3t
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N~ Secretary.
4SECOND ANNIVERSARY SAINT
M ANDREWS SOCIETY, WASHING
TON, d C.-Members and others intending to
participate In this celebration viii meet at Caru.
sis Saloon, on MONDAY EVENING, Deem
her LIST, at7H o'clock Supper on the table at
O'Clock precisely Be order:
nov 2S-3t* JAMES MACMILLAN, Sect
,NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF The
NJ Jefferson Literary Association are re-
quesied to attend at their usual place Of meeting
on next SATURDAY EVENING. December
30th, at TX O'clock for the transaction OF import
ant business Ry order Of the President:
nov 26-2t* JOSEPH DARDEN, Sect.
NOTICE.- MEMBERS OF The
0NA Independent Hose Co, No. 2, take great
pleasure In announcing to their f'iends and the
public Of Washington, that their First Grand
Cotillon Party will take place on sONDAY, De-
cember LIST, al Island Hall. Tickets FIFTY
CENTS; admitting gentleman and ladies.
Committee Of Arrangements.
VIM Dowell, V Bishop,
jos Bishop, Hutton,
M Fitzgerald, w IN Kiernan.
nov 27-4t~
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MOCKING BIRD LOST.-ON THURS
N1 day last, at / O'Clock P m, very tame
BIRD. Any one returning him to the house Of
rewarded nov % -3tt
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r. A single female house fy produces in
one season 20, O8O, $40.
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L,OR SALE.-THE TIME OF A HAND
Il some and smart Colored Boy, having about
Inquire at No. 1893, National Hotel building,
Penn. avenue, Washington, u. c nov 2s. 81
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PENNSYLvANIAIC ECkEAM COMPANY
Ma Al4 Seventh 1t betMeen q and III.

Ne. Ala Seventh St, between q and n.
I,HE PERSONS FORMING THIS COM
Il pany have long been Of the opinion that an
advantage would be derived bsth by themselves
of their Dairy could be sent directto washington
With this view, they have established A DEPOT
AT ana SEVENTH STREET where Families,
be supplied, at low price.
They will keep constantly on hand the follow
Fest PENNSYLVANIA ROLL BUTTER
no do PRINT do
q HEET or RAM for coffee Ac
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@TA Y E 5 NOTICE TO DELIN
M QUENT TAX PAYERS.
CoLLEcroR's UFPIcK, November 81, 1876.
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, 1867.
It's hoped that early attention will be paid to
this subject by all concerned a neglect to do
will add heavy expenses to the amount Of the
taxes now due. JOHN Nj. McCALLA,
nov % dial Dee Collector
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Boarding.

QOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS Wife
- wish for Board In private family, either In
Georgetown, or First Ward OF Washington city.
VIII furnish their own room in part. Address
F. j. Georgetown, ID. C.. nov 2e-lw
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COAL-COAL-COAL.
A LWAYS ON HAND,
"A WHITE ASH, RED ASH,
LEHlGH aud CUMBERLAND COAL
Also, PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD.
Coal kept under cover 2,240 los to the ton
J. q w. M. CALF,
w. cor 18th and c SITS , No 5i7, one
nov S0-u square south Of Penn. ave.