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IOWA BANKING HOUSE

OF
Rkcklcn q Lucas,
Near cor. Sd aad Masn SIS, KE0KUK, IOWA.
M + rsssiv deposits, discount paper, and make
w coioctions, la this city and throughout the
Nor rth-vest.
Kzehaage bought and sold 1t current ratss.
Gold, Silver, snd ancurrent money sosght and
sold
Btpt class basinsss pap,sr wanted ~ market rsees
Dok0fcN KXcHANGK.
wesell drafss on England and ireland In sums
from psand upwards, ~ reduced rates and fur
nish DRIFTS on aermxny In the currency of any pro-
vincs sfioyi n, "Thaiers. " MARX Banco" aud
4Bvsmsn Thaicrs;" on France, Belgium, ewitSsr-
land aad Italy in 'frAncs,"
.eD-Stangers visiting the city are invited 10 call
n eur oGHcc, where every information will BE- given
and TIE bsst rstes paid for Eastern drafts and
rsncy.
KxrRRgSrEs.
Bank Republic, New York City.
Carpe inter- Vermiiy., ~ w i-st., New York
Issiah Lee Co., Bsitimvro, Nd.
Dunlevy, Drake , Co, Clncinnsti, o.
n. A. Tsckcr = Co., Exchsng. Bank, CbiAso.
Jshn J. .Andsrson 4 Co., St. Louis,
James kobb ACC New Orleans.
nsyl2-d
a nArem - ~~r,sp>or
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nili1nrd Tables. Ac.
fTNHE Subscriber begs leave Ia inform the inhab
i itants of the Northwestern States, that he has
opened warcroom Mt 9s Randolph street, Chicago
Lll., for the sale Of the newly invented
CushJ0n Biiltard Tables,
Which have been pronounced by nll billiard play.
ma,hemsticaliy correct and of superior elastic
tty. Those who intend TO purchase, will find il te
their advantage To examine his stock consisting oi
Slate and Wood Beds
Orders for Tables. Balls, Cues, Cloths, Cue Tips
any article In the trade, viii he promptly at
tended to.>
Address NM. II. GRIFM4TH,
a5 Randolph street. Chicago.
Late Of the 1rm Of Griffith Decker, New York
oct. 1Ith, d3m
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City Drug Store.
"a MES % r. y n . T. Ds
Iihri<~nI~ and Retail DrAo0fsf

JAMES IRE Y l. Ds,
UholSsaIe and Retail Drugg,st,
BURROWS Block, south side Main street, n
ID keokuk. Having purchased the stock ef
j. Il J. u. Stewart and added 1t To my previ-
Gus stock, and having ordered additional sup-
plies from the East, enabled TO offer to the city
and country trade Of tho most complete stock
to be found in the city Purchasing glass, yarnish-
es and other leading articles from the manufactnr-
ess, can sell upon the most favorable terms 70
wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention givento compoubdpg physi-
clans prescriptions. mchied
a COMPLETk assortment of Narhishes, from the
n Cincinnati and st. Louis nanufactarerss nj
mohisd REYNOLDS Drug Store.
100 DOE. Fbyd's American Pencsrssing Lin
lUU ment, in quantiti to snit purchasers.
200 dos. Escuiapian Linimcnt, and great variety
Of Patent Medicines at
April 8, 1885. REYNOLDS Drug Store.
ARD OIL, spirit aas, Linseed Oil, Copal, Japan,
IL Demar and Coach Varnish, on hand and for sale
at REYNOLDS Drug Store.
| N. HEIMSTREET.
| TISI0N Block, Main Street, De alcr in Eng ID
/ " iish and French Chemicals, Drugs andv
/ Medicines Paints, Oils. Dyestufs, Brushes
| perfumery, Fancy ArricteE, Av., tr
4 All the Patent Incidence of the day. Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes will be accurately
1 and neatly prepared, and in no win any but
pure and genuine materials be used.
dec l5d
A GOOD assortment Of supporters and irussss. fol
~ sale by i. HEIMSTEEET.
| ianlsd Union Block.
No0N's aermsu saiye. or vegetable pain extractor
~ For sale by 5. HEIMsTkEET.
iAnlsd Union Block
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MeycAandise Tr5nsrosfrd, ON TIME to all parfs sy
tAe Hest aad Sonta- West
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THE Bu1 ROOT

THE BH0 ROOT
| We wish to make room forcG new stock, to ar
n rive on the hrst boat. will dispose Of the re-
mAindsr Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke ~ and
below cost.
We will be glad to see all who wish bargains in
| Boots and shoes T.J ELLIOTT 4 co,
| mchfh
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MERCHANTS, wnsTExS LINE.

NEAL, ABBOT co,r,...........New York, ~. =,
WILLIAMS, TANNER Il Co, Buffalo, '"''
TANNER, ANDREWS 4 Co, Chicago, syseial A gis
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4 rronvKYS sad csus salIess q Ia~, ana ...,s. =. 4
"A for nv purchase saA sale Il Nal Is1nAs. o.
lseting and Botarial kasiH1sa attended " pssnsty
Title. sxsninsd, and . large samhsr Of sisy ~
9nd farms always for sails. - & 3
Once between Main and Johnson On $500 sarsst
mysd = tf
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JOHN r. HAAaeAs cHAs. lOWnaD
000u1o0 & LOW0aE.
A TTOhAEfs ~ Las, once over ~ Basksn1
~ House Of Piskiin Luca., Keokuk Isva. 5a :.
feb27du s~ e
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DENTAL ~ RGERr.
I'M. h. B. BARBER would respect .ruuu-u,.
~ fuliy isform bis patrons and the
psbtie gsaerAily, that he has fitted upYUlYY
. haA1sus suite 81 rooms, sparinx
asitAsr pains orexpsnss 70 rnsks them elegant AM
comfortable, the brick building, west side ef "a
between Main and ehnsoA streets. Thsnkfui 10
past fsvoss, he soIicits aontinnanss Of the same
- All oper ations warranted.
Apr14dIy
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Msrehandse Transpsrred 10 all parts Of ts.Wesf and
South West.
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4 TfORNBH st Law, will pfscstcs In Lee ana ths
a adtoiniss cesntus, and n the sspro ons Court.
Onaes with P.W. PoItsf, Ysl., up ssairs, % ASln
street, bat 81 and 4th.
nsfsss 70 y sssrp. Ac}Ayic, ChittsnAsa o., OIL.
Dsn *. caxtiA. Durpa Rsnsesn, Cos = 6h6biy,
aad praf. J. y, SAaford. IaxeI I1ix
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0Aw - - . q n,
WmLfAH wIsrss. Proprietor.
TvOkN1R Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Madi-
- Baggage taken to and from bosts Frss of
- 1Aagss isave this House daily for Keoksk
and Burlington. June Is, 1855 IA
y. .. HAARAR. noD' - HAInEe
RA00A All e EAINES. s3
keokuk Planning and Flooring M1ll !
CssN~ef z snd Blur sfs., near the Kssks4 sMl
Fort DAs Mein6s Rsilvosd Depot,
hkALknS In Lunb0r in she rough, manufa1tur-
L en a Doors, Shuttcrs. Hlinds, EAzh. Door and
Window Ffaaes. Mouldingso of every siss and pat-
sssn, ylocfing Wcather BOARDING, Shelving, Aan-
ties Basa, Pilastsrs, and Chain Pump Tubins.-
Pianed and matched Lumbsr from 70 - inches in
width.
lsrssassortnent II The above named articles
constantly on hand.
/ Planning and saving done 70 orderoa short notiss
atreeseeahle pyiees, and warranted to plsase.
1 Rssttcalar attsnton paid to hliing orders ~
county buildinEs complete.
Ksskuk, Jnly 3-dAwtf
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Winsiew, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, N. York City.
X. W. Clark, Dodge d Co., +" +" :"
II. W. Clark 4 Co., Bankers, PhilAdelphia.
J. W. Clark ACo., Boston
Bogy, MiissnberEer Co., Bankers, st. Lsuis.
X. w. Clark = Bros,
John j. Anderson i Co., !"
Gillsnors r Brstherton, Cilcinnati.
GH- Office hours from A. M. 10 4P. II.
July IA. is56.--diy
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Corner Main ssd s.h sts..'.........KfoKuK, IOWA.
slSHIs House IL nowo open to The public, with the
L assurance thatit shall in every way BE- worthy
thA patrensge the proprietor respectfully solicits
IL. kOWLeON,
November 23d. 1s56-d Proprietor.
THE McFARl.AND ROUSE.
vRON1-ET. ,...........FT. MADISON, IOWA,
II AS been enlarged aud thoroughly rsnevsted,
III snA b now slArge and sommodious establish-
nsnt, eonvsnieut % the steamboat landing, and In
ths very centre Of business.
The 1ndefsigned has furnished IL throughout In
The vary bsst style, and trusts shat long expert
enoe II the business will snsbls him give general
astisfastion.
OF. Se. 1855. dAwH B.F. ROE.
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Y EoKUK Lodge No. Is, I. 0. o. r., ,rsnnne.
Ameets every Monday night at
o'clsek, st Odd FeIlows' Hall, ccrner
6ousth AID Maia streets. eass 49,
\ pushschcsuck Ledge, No ~, I. O. o. r. meets cv-
cry Friday night 81 o'clock, ~ Old F.licws Hall
Puchschetuck Encampm<nt, No. Z. meets On the
lrst aad third Thursdays Of every month, -
. s'slosk 2. ~, st Odd Fellsws Hall.
All hrcthren in good standing invited 70 attend
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hVh AZ ~
DAk1IcULAk attention paid 10 collections, and
remittADcss made at current rates.
All business appertaining TO Banking prvnptlJ
attended TO.
s19cAsnge on England, ireland, and the conti-
noak d. W BAILEY Csxhiex-
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
In THE SENATE, to-day, after the transac
ton OF somo uninteresting morning business
Mr. Fessenden reported back, from the Post
Office Affairs Committee, the House bill for the
relief OF Mary Reside which was debated
by Messrs. Fessenden, Adams and Toucey fol
1t, and Mr. Hunter against it, ere we went &c
press.
In THE House, resolution was adopted to
allow James G. Allen, of Illinois, the extra
compensation he would have received under
the new compensation act, but for the pro.
ceedings at the first session of this Cons ress
with reference to his right to his seat.
Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, moved to suspend the
rules for the consideration Of a resolution di-
recting the committees to be called for reports
to be committed without debate; rules not
suspended--yeas ITO, nays 167-two-thirds
being required.
On motion of Mr.. Mace the rules were sus.
pended for the Introduction of a resolution to
authorize such standing committees as en-
rloyed clerks a: the first session Of this Con-
gress, to employ clerks for the present session
Mt the same compensation-S14 per diem.
The question was being put on this resolu.
ton by yeas and nays, as the Star went to
press.
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fyHTho Boston papers arc engaged in a
sharp controversy as to the merits Of Bella
donna as preventive IF scarlet fever. The
Boston Post started it by the following para,
graph:
"A Globulo OF Belladonna, taken every
morning By osch and every member Of fam.
ily-adu!tS, children, servants, and all in.
mateS-will certainly prevent tho spread Of
this dreadful disease 10 every household Tia a,
may adopt it, as certainly as vaccination will
prevent tho smallpox. Ten con,s will pur.
chase years supply of any of our Homeopa-
thlstS. A wet finger applied to globule and
then placed upon tie tongue ,f n child OF
adult, Is all that is necessary to be done to
prevent the spread Of this dis4se. -
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GRAND JUVENILE BALL.

MONSIEUR T. F. GASZYNSKI RESPECT
lvl fully informs the ladies and gentlemen Of
Washington and Georgetown that his Quarterly
Examination Ball Of his pupils will take place In
Georgetown, al UNION HALL, on WEDNE rs
DAY EVENING, the 9TH Of January, and in
Washington at TEMPERANCE HALL. street,
between 9Th and 10th streets, the 9th Of January.
Dancing commences 1t O'Clock.
Ladies are most respectfully invited to attend
with their children, TO witness the progress made
by Mons. Gaszynski's pupils in one quarter.
The second term commences on the 18th of
January In Washington, and In Georgetown the
10th Of January. Application can be made at
Mr.. g IS residence, a07 + street Ladies' wish
ing to place their children under him will please
make an early application, as 81. 8 will prepare
his pupils for the Grand May Ball in this term.
ian 3-lw
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Personal.

80. Hon. John Appleton, Of Maine, is in
this city, at Guy Briggs's National Hotel.
80. TIE editor of the Louisville Journal, in
bis issue Of the 3lst ult corrects Hon Hum
phrey Marshall, wherein that gentleman, in
debate in tho House hall, is reported to have
said that its Che Louisville Journals 81 prefer
encc COZ Morton (Rep over Willard (Dem) in
The late Indiana State election, did not NEE
the approval Of the American party in tina,
section Of kentucky. The editor thinks that
its views in that connection met the approval
of nineteen-twentieths of the American party
of Kentucky
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FA despatch from Paris says: "a strange
rumor is current in high quarters, that EGG
land, Franco, and the United States are about
to interfere in the civil war in China, which
is found to be too ruinouS to be permitted to
continue. This resolution has been taken
from discovery that Russia has offered 10
support the Emperor Of China, in return for
certain important commercial privileges"
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s. DoRLoDor REIms CHAMPAGNE,

8. DORLoDor REI1s CHAMPAGNE,
Il for this city Of Dorlodot's Tre,or de q
Bouzy," champagne celebrated throughout II
Europe, aad esteemed by conco,sseurs as Of
the highest grade, and unsurpassed by any !
other product OF the champagne country, which
has obtained high position In the aristocrs tic
circles Of Europe ard America Also, a large
stock Of other Wines, Liquors ard Csgan.
JONAS p. LEVY,
jan STU No. 367 Pa. ave opp. National Hotel.
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By" DIRTY NATURES SWEET REsroRrR,
BALMY SOAP. 1.-THE Cream o. Wttd Eo,oers.
No lady's boudOir is complete without this
elegant article, which is an improvement upon
the " Balm of Thousand Flowers" by its origi-
nal inventor. The ladies of the North spe a k
highly of 1t for chapped hands and rough skin.
and use for variety Of toilet purposes Sold
by tho Agents, Druggists and Fancy Stores
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be
acquired by using the A" Balm of a Thousand
Fowers." 1t will remove tan, ptmpkes, and
Jreekles from the skin, leaving it of soft and
roseate hue. Wet 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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L. o. o. r.
Columbia Lodge Grand Festival
MONDAY EVENING, yanuafy3
At ODD FELLOWS HALL, 7M Street.

At ODD FELLOWS HALL, It'll Street
IN ANNOUNCING THE ABOVE fES-
b TIVAL, the Comm ttee take pleasure In stating
that nothing has been left undone 10 make II a
most agreeable gathering. Eminent Speakers
have been engage and the services Of Esputa' Is
Celebrated Cornet Band secured for the occasion,
"a Quarete Club, comprising the best musical
talent Of the city, have Kindly volunteered their
services, and will favor the company with some
fine selections.
The Festival will be opened at * O'Clock, and
at 8, the Daughters Of Rebekah and the members
Of the Order lin full Regalia) will enter the
salo n, the Band At the time playing the Colum-
hie Lodge Grand March, composed by Esputa
ex "a rssl y ioT this Festival
Refreshments will be furnished the l.ire COM
pany Without extra cbarga,-from the Coafec-
tlonery store OF u I'll Ridenour.
Pfofes'r FoERTsCH will preside at the Piano.
fine instrument from the establish ment Of John
L. Ellis
Tickets (admi.ti-g gentleman and two Ia
dics) ONE DOLLAR; 10 be had Of the members
Of the Order generally, and at the door.
ir N. AT the termination OF the program
exercises, aud the company dismissed, the room
will be taken charge Of and used by those who
may desire to enjoy themselves in toe dance
j3n1-3t THE COMMITTEE.
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~Advices from the Yves. concur in Stain

EAdvices from the West concur in stating
tb at the hemp crop the present year not only
exceeds in quantity the average of former
years, but is greatly supsrier in quality
There is, nevertheless, it is stated, but little
American hemp as yet in the market, and both
the naval and mercantile marine have been
compelled 10 use cordage manufactured from
Russian, which is inferior in quality 10 the
American, and will seldom come up to tho
Daya! test
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NEW DRUG STORE.

NE" UHUd SIOHEs
TNH SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
l. Informs their friends and the public a
that they have entered into copartnershipS ~
for the purpose Of conducting the DRUs ~
and APO I'll ECARY business. aud have IA
taken the store the corner Of 7th and II streets
They have Just opened an excellent assortment Of
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, FANCY AR
TICLES, and PERFUMERY.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compound
ed, in the most scientific manner, at all hours Of
the day or night
TYSON l. SHOEMAKER,
Jan 5-co2w Pharamaceutists
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~ Henry Danforth, ofDanville, Vt, shot
bear last week, which stood him in" $40
siHte bounty Tor the head, s. for the skin, AMI
Ten cents 3 pound for the meat, to say nothing
Of the bears grease.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

The undersigned will continue the business at
the old stand, and, In order 10 make room for a
new stock ordered, will, until their arrival offer
OVERCOATS, DRESS and FROCK COATS,
PANTS, VESTS, and Gents furnishing Goods
generally, AT CosT
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed the
late Arm, the undersigned respectfully solicits a
continuance SAMUEL BEN,
jan saw intel No 42s Penna avenue.
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IT WAS supposed a. frst that tho lands OF.
fered for sale by the Genoral Land Office wore
to be brought into market Immediately; but
it now appears, from the official advertisement
Of the Department that the sales will not take
place until the la Of May next, and those
who bought for a rise are now re-selling to
come extent, which may produce, during the
coming week, further decline.
The lands proclaimed for market are re-
reported 70 he as fine as any in Iowa, and as
May approaches, when these sales take place,
permanent improvement in tho market, we
think, must take place, unloss Congress gives
away another slice of the public domain where
these lands lie
Inc supreme Court On meeting this morr-
ing, Mr. Justice fancy announced 10 his bro
Their Justices the dreadful accident of Saturday
night last by which Mr.. Justice Daniels had
been so bereaved, and they adjourned over
until Wednesday to attend the funeral Of III.
late Mrs. d. tomorrow
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartment.-On Saturday, Sd Of January.
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
L. L. IL
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL
DAVID A. BAIRD, UPHOLSrER AND
u PAPERHANGER, respectfully inform his
friends, customers and the public In general that
he has removed his establishment from No. act
Eighth street, near Pennsylvania avesue, 10 No.
49S Nisth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, here
he will open In few days an extensive ana spltn-
did assortment of Paperhsngings, Borders, Deco
rations, Shades &C and all the other articles sp-
pertaining to the business, where all persons In
want Of such articles are respectfully invited 10
call. 7as..s I'm CT
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FORREST HAIL.
Ned Clifton's Olio Minstrels

MOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w to toe citizens Of Georgetown and vi cinity
that they will give two Of their chaste and pleas
ing Entertainments, combined with Swee, Songs
Quartettss, Ballads, together with genuine Wit
and HumOr, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, January 9Th ard 7th, 1857. The
bill We mention among US the original and
witty delinea,or Of Ethiopian character, CHARLEY
FLETCHER; the youthful Pianist, Master LIZ
ToN, and Mr.. b JoRDoN, the celebrated Fancy
Dancer. The entertainment will conclude with
the side splitting Burlesque, in one act, THE
HAUNTED INN; OR, CALVIN, THE LONG
LOST ORPHAN, written by G. Fletcher
Characters sustained by the whole Troupe
Tickets TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Doors open
at 81 O'Clock; commence at quarter to O'Clock
precisely. jen5-2t
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THE FRIENDS OF BUCHANAN
NJ AND BRECKlNRIDGE are requested
TO meet at Temperance Hall, f. street between
9th and 10th streets, on TUESDAY, January 6,
1857, at * O'Clock p. m to make arrangements
FOR the Inauguration and National Ball.
Hon . Brown, Hon James Jones,
Hon Edmundson, Hon + 6 Davidson,
Hon NJ Ke!tt, Hon Brooks,
Hon Bennett, Hon Samuel Carathers,
George Parker. Thomas Parker,
Cornelius Boyle, Walter Lerox,
Lucien Peyton, Joseph q BRYAN,
Johnson HELEN, Alexander Provost,
Thomas Fisher, Charles Wallach,
James McSherry, Aug X SPARKS
Thomas Hagnel. 8. c. N + WEIGH, Michigan
II Woodford, Ind. IA Street,
Woodley, And other citizens, &c.
jan / 5ts
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,h LECTURE ON TIE "HISTORY
c>-ia Of American Geography will be deliv-
cred at the Smithsonian Institution by Dr. J. 6.
KOHL, on MONDAY EVENING" Jan 5;h, at a
quarer before 3 O'Clock ian I "
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HREGISTER'S OFFICE, WASHING
~ TON, December 81, 1S55-NOTICE
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice Is hereby given that licenses for butchers
Stalls and for bucksters, also licenses for dogs,
will expire on the 3lSt instant and that the same
must be renewed within ten days
SAML. T.. DOUGLASS,
occ ~ dtJanlo REGISTER
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GS REWARD. - SPRAYED AWAY ON
pC the I'd instant, half grown, crosscp
breed NEW FOUNDLAND PUP, tan NM
color, and answers 10 the name of Cato. I'm
He was much valued on account Of be-
ing the gift OF a deceased friend. The above re-
ward and the thanks OF the owner Will be given
10 the person returning him to
GEO WASHINGTON MAHER,
jan J-3t& cor. l3X and r SITS. opp. Theatre.
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NEW YORK LEO6ER fer January 4 9th
IN containing Emerson Benefits great Story
The Refugees; an indian Tale Of 1919.
jsn2- FERGUSON, go Tth street.
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~ ~ WI. "NNT TIE FEUPLF
~ TO KNOW H o SEES FURN-
lSHED we want Housekespers and those
about to commence Housekeeping tn hear 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 wi b every article
In the housekeeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.
or to punctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
the" HoUsBKKEPER's EMPoRIuNn and examine
cur STOCK before purchasing. Our motto is
Qxsck sales ard small pyof.s'
BONTX &c COOMBS.
dec l-3m 9TH street, between | and X.
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DUY YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS II
ID dec 10 MCLAUGHLIN 4 CO,
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8SSABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION
a>SS. TO BE REPEATED - The annual
Exhibition Of the Wesley Chapel Sabbath School
will he repeated on TU ESDAY EVENING, jan
uary OH, att O'Clock. ian Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-05

SThAkOSCH GRAND CONCERT COM.
PANY.
on their way to New Orleans.
MILE TERESA PARODI,
Assisted by SIG. TIBERINI, the X oman Tenor;
SIG. MORINI. the eminent Baritone; PAUL
JULIEN, the wonderful violinist, under the
direction OF NJ. STRAKOSCH, will shortly give
aSkAND CONCERT in this City, on WED
NEsDAf, January TIN, at Carusi's Saloon.
Admission 8f-Seats can be secured without
e1tra Charge At the music store Of Mr K. Davis.
Concert commences az O'Clock ian5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-05

REsPECABL YOUNG PERSON
IA wishes a situation Nurse. she can brin G
satisfactory recommendations. Address Box II
at this office jan3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-05

Land Warrants.-The active demand which
sprung up for land warrants, last week, has
fallen Of q. per acre. Swoeny, Rittenhouse,
FAINT Co, bankers, quote market dull, the
following being their buying and selling rates
to day, viz: