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The BAKERS MALADT.-A melsnc boly truth
has been discovered by DR. Letbsby ran English
physlc ian, and IL has been cOrTobOrsted by othe-
testimony. The doctor says "An glasses have
their peculiar diseases, phthisis being the NAL
adv OF bakers" Mr. Stevens, London ma, r
baker, states - After reading Dr. Letheby's re-
port, calculated how many JOurnryman bakers
have died who have worked for me within the
last ten years Tie result was 10 ne saddeniag
My men have generally lived with Inc some
years, but can count fifteen Young meI none
forty years Of age, who have fallen victims 10
this 'bakeis' nalady, in one form OF other Of the
disease -
This malady, like MANY other human evils -
capable az being checked In its ravages TIE
writer adds. IL know that if the bakers would
90 away with the present unhealthy, dirty, ara
bdrbafous manner of kneadiHg bread our trade
Tor one, would soon show d more encouraging &C.
count ia the future reports Of the citys chief med
lcal ofhcer This information may be useful 10
ba kers all over England
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ExPENsEs OF THE WORTH FUNERAL CELRsRa-
TIoN.-The items of the funeral expenses of a
great man are worth analysis. Some of the
items in the bills Of the Worth funeral are unique
Mr.. Brown (prrhaps the most important men,
Der OF New York society received 81 IS for toll
Ing Trinity bell. The catafalque cost 81 $50
The war horse led behind the bearse was hired
for couple Of dollars from some livery stable
This is said TO have been his third Appearance as
the steed OF deceased generals The liquor tyiii
for he mourneTs was some $40 The artillery
horses were hired from the KnicFerbocker Stage
Company. The erection OF the platform for the
feet Of Mayor Wood was supposed TO be worth
sllO and the removal Of the ric kety fence around
II, which the wind would have done for nothing
cost s16 -NsIc York Post
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DYSPEPSIA AID FITs.-Dr Tracy Delorme, great
onrer OF Consumption. for several ears go had
~ afflicted by dy,pepsla that for part of the time
hewas confined To his bed IL was eventually cured
by escIIPtiOD furnl he'd him by young clarvoy
ant Elri. This prescription, given by n mere child
while In state of trance, has cured every body who
has taken IT. never having failed once. Is equally
dents may be found in any drug store. l will send
this valuable Prescription To any person who will
supply me with the nrmes and Of ten or
chest lungs, or throat, know edge of such lnva-
Ids and the way To reach them is ad to my Tsgu-
York Post Office. "
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Southern Mrrkefs.

MOBILE, Dec. I0-Sales Of cotton today :, 600
bales; active Quotations unchanged.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 10.-Sales OF cotton TO-
day 7,5CO bales market irregular, mostly at i0Xc..
receipts LOO bales. Beef dull Pork heavy al
Sis. Wheat firm; white 81 IS. Sugar Arm; ad-
vanced Nc. Molasses 1oc. Sterling exchange
3h as premium, on New York 1alK discount.
week 1000 bales middlnS fair IOxalOx
SAVANNAH, Dec. I0.-Sales OF the week S.O19
bales middling fair lOsal0k as at Charleston.
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WASHINGTON Dec I'm 1857

have too much selfrespect to stoop to handy
with Mr.. j. ID. O'Donne;l, Druggist, &C., Navy
ard: epIthets of knoh character as poute every
ne OF has Card, pubiIs 10 last evenings ''Starn
he has avaIled himself of pretext in order 10
vent has lmpOtent spleen upon me, who can conf
IDENTITY appeal 10 an unblemIshed life, and cbarac-
ter above reproach. eli her a citizen or man. as
suhcIent rebukc TO one, whose mode Of attack Is
such that could not condescenf TO compete with.
10 JOSEPH WALSH, M, IL,
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY TO.MORROW NOR MING
Nv BADEN a LOwNDs In.,;on.

BY BADEN Il LOWNDS, Auotioneers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF HAIR DWARF.
LII Hsps EHoLD FURNITURE, BUILDING MErYeT'
Aus, CUTLERY AND FANCY GoODs. SiLvER AN
PLATED WARE-On SATURDAY MORNING.;
between III and ~ n ,trssts. st 10 o'ci"ek's pace
shall commence the sale Of tensive lot of Hard
ware, Cutlery, Household Furniture, Building
Hardware, Silver Silver Plated, and Fancy Goods
Pistols, Knives C.. which will continue until three
O'clock p. m, and be resumed at our rooms nc seven
O'Clock censistng in part of ... a.r. ..
Bedsteads, Mattresses f-r
Centre, rout and other Tables b. .-
Spnng PafentD Mattresses. Table Cutlery
Chairs, sofas, dc, LOCKS, Screws
Carpenters Tools, i c., &c.
Auditors to the above sale respectfully solicited.
70 he sold. In connection with the shove q LOT Of
superior Champagne AMI Port Wines.
DIST BADEN Il LOWNDS. Aucts.
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PROFESSOR FowLKK's Observation-Disclosures mem
ory their culture, and the education of children is
the subject Of Prof. Fps lecture at Temperance
Hali this FrIdayD evening; Tomorrow rday }
evening, the ex hibltIOns of his drawings of dIstin
gnlshed individuals, and the Pbrenologfes Of distn
ing, free lecture mans moral nature. d il 2ts
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BOARDING.

RoARDIN Ga few persons can be accommo-
- dated with BOARD by the week or month
kesldence No. $40 Mass avenue, between 18th and
5th streets. Gas IN all the rooms. d9-St'
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS can he accom-
lNl nOdated with comfortable X looms and
BOARDa at Mrs: MANNlNG'S, No. As 18th street
between F. and r. DIE So
NOARD1NG.-Mrs. RUFF has taken the large
9TH, where she intends To rent her Rooms, furnished
or unfurnshed, To single gentlemen, or gentlemen
and their wives, with Board. Trans ient Boardsrs
by the day or week. Meals sent out ut all hours Of
the day. nI6-Im+
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New York Markets.

NBw YoRx, Dee. lI.--Flour to-day IS heavy,
win decline OF Sc; sales OF S, 500 bbis State
81 -50a4 S.
Wheat buoyant; sales %, 90 bushels; white
Southern 81 25al As; red, 81 goal "a; Milwaukee
81 Gal 05. Corn declined sales Is 900 bus bel Is;
white 63a6Sc. Pork generally has declined +Oc :;
mess quoted at SIS Scale so; prime sll 5OaIs
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Baltlmore Markets

BALrIMoRk, Dec. 1I.-Flour dull; Howard
street and Ohio IS Wheatfrm Corn-old white
63a65c new 4Oa5Oc., old yellow 60a63c new
45a55c.
Whisky at 22a23c
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DRs. HUNTER N NyurJ.us

Physicians for Diseoies or Throat and Lungs.
81 North Charlas street, Baltimore
DIR. Hunter or Williams will visit Washington ON
the 18TH and 18th vi each month The next visit Wi
DO on Saturday, the 18th inst.
Ofhce 30 Pennsylv enue, over Mrs Voss's
JewelIy store. doQf
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SPEcIAL NoTIcK-For PerfuIned breath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm of
100 Flowers For dressing Ladies hair use
:. Woodland Cream" new poulade IL cause 2 en-
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 81 cents
eacn. w Y. FETRIDGE CO.,
- PrsprietOrs, New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Wasbinrtou.
TAYLOR MAURY, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th at, Pa avenue. n ~
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MADAM BONNEI.,
Nl DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS,
NO 81 18th street west, between and streets,
Washington city has the honor 70 inform the lad
OF Washington and vicinity. that she has fitted up
Dress Making Establishment, where she Is ready
10 make every kind OF work, AZ Dresses, MantIlas,
Basgues. &C. and IN the best and very latest sty lie
al Paris, receiving every month the French journal
De La Mode direct from Paris. Il-2m*
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"WOoDLAND CRRAM,' for the hair; BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS, for cleansing the teeth aud
beautify ing the compile The genuine article To
he had ~ JOS. SHILLISGToS's book store, Odeop
Building, corner a. street and Pa. avenue n 10 m
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT of Philbrick's great Gift

MADAME DUBOIS, Psychometric delineator OF
character, and events past or future may be con-
suited At N Pa. avenue, opposite Wizards. II.
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Financial.

NEW ORE, Dec ll.-Stocks are lower Chics-
90 and Rock Island 74&; Cumberland Coal Co y.
Illinois Central bonds s3x; la Crosse and Mil.
wsukie l0ki Michigan Southern lsk; New York
Central % Is Reading SEX; Virginia 6's 81; Mis-
souri, 6's TX 80 III.
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IT WILL PAY To- look IN at FRANCS, on Seventh
street: He has all the new aud useful articles for
Housekeeping, and a large stock of Baskets, Cabas
Brushes, Combs, Pocket Kniv ss, Razors, SCISSORS
&c. He Is selling low. div
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Br WALL Il BARNARD. Auctioneer..

bF w W hUCtIUIttTB.
Corser Of Pennsylvania drsnss and sth street
GREAT SAIL OF FINE FURSIN SETS or
~ SINGLY, CHENILLE SHAwLs, SILKS, CLOAKs,
ScARFs AND MANTILLAs.-On TUESDAY NOR
MING, the 18th inst, at ln O'Clock We will sell at
our store corner Of 9Th street and Penney vania
enue. one OF the largest and finest stocks of Furs
ever sold IN this city. We name in part
Fine sets of 6 erman Russian and Mink Sable,
Sets OF q erlGan and Russian Fitch,
Sets of ST ne and Rock Martin,
Mink, Sable and Martin Capes, Vic;orines, Mufs,
Siberian Squirrel, Coney and Sable Furs, for child
/ Ten's wear,
80 rev style i!lnmi, ated and figured Chenille
Shawls,
Silk, velvet and plush Scarfs, rich aud handsome,
Plush and cloth CIOaks and busters,
Dress Silks, black and colored, with Scarfs, Mautll
las.
And variety Of other articles not here mentioned
but all OF which will be sold without reserve.
Terms cash.
did WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 9.-Tbe receipt. of the
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for the first week
in September we So. $40 against SO 200 fpr the
corresponding week last year
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AleXandria Market.

ALEXANDRIA, IVA, y Dec tt-Flour-saIes TO-
day 500 bales. Wheat-white, 81 O5asI 10: red
81 05Hsl &C. Corn-old, &c. new, 4sa5O Rye
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A Lake Schooner Missing.

OswEGo, Dec. a-The schooner Radiant. thai
left Toledo for this port previous 10 the recent
gale on the Lakes, las not vet been heard from
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Departure of the AuteIepe,

PORTLAND, Dec. 10.-The steamship Antelope
sailed from this port for Liverpool st three
O'Clock this morning. :
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
EsTATE-In pursuance OF a decree passed on
the tenth day of April, In the year one thou sand
eight hundred and htty five, by the Circuit Court
Tor Prince 6eorge's County, sitting as Court If
fred NJ. Berry, next friend of r ohert f.. Thompson
and others, rs complainant, and ESnIly Wall. and
others, are defendant, the undersigned. as trustee
highest bidder. On the premises, on FRIDAY. the
18th LAY OF December next at the hour Of u o'cock
n al lar, n lot lar, at the same time and place
the next fair day thereafter, all hose tracisparts
formerly the property OF the late Richard T.. Thomp-
son, aud now decreed 10 be sold toT the pu pose II
division and partition between his widnw and his
children. These lands contain in separate and near
y CONTIGUOUS parcels upwards Of Six Hundred Acres
The greater portion IL open land There is, howev-
or, some excellent Timber Land among the tracts
proposed 10 be sold. Some OF the parcels of land
have valuable Improvements on them. There is
valuable spring al water on enc OF tie tracts and
the soil OF all the lands Is easily worked and well ad
aPted To the raising the staple crops ofthe countv
These lands are IN the immediate vicinity of L b,
and will be sold in lots To suit purchasers.
Terms OF sale as prescribed 10y the decree.-F i've:
hundred dollars IN cash, to be paid The DAY OF sale
and the residue OF the purchase money be paid in
from day OF sale the same 70 bear interest from the
day OF sale and TO be secured By the bonds the pur
chaser or purchasers, with approved co-obligors.
And upon the payment of the whole purchase mon
dersgned is authorized to convey the premises sold
TO the purchaser or purchasers thereofin fee simple
at has or her or their costs. free, clear and dscharg
ed from all claims of the parties to this and Of
them. The widow is party 10 the proceedings in
this case and has writing sgnified her assent to
To take In lieu of her dover equivalent in money
as ascertaned by law, out Of the proceeds Of the
sale. --
DANIEL C. DIGGES Trustee.
November 10. 1857. nl9-IawtIoth Dec6dts
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DR. PORK.
Homeopathic PAVSiciaH and S1rgsoa,
De enou or Cham Buildings, No. 576 II street
north side, between 18th and l4th ats. dl-eoJm
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Fatal Railroad Accident.
Robbery Of a Custom House.
Explosion ana Loss nj Life.

LOWELL. Mass, Dec. 9-The stes IN boiler
connected with the foundery of j. II Mvsick er-
ploded to-day, killing the engineer and badly In
shattered
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AUCTION SALES,
By A. GREEN. Auctiones

BY A. GREEN, Auctionesr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNL
~ w,5 &c &c.
shall sell at ten O'Clock .. m. q large assortment
Household Furniture, $50 = 81. 81.
q pairs fine 10 and quarter rband- bound Blank ia.
one excellent covered Market Wagon. s.
d ffEa' cash. A. GREEN. A,e,.
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. !.
Corner Of Pennsy!raaia acsaus and era street.
SALE OF ELEGANT JEwELRY, MATCH
~ e, aC;, AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY
store Mo- SIS Penn. aVsnSs, south
SIDE between "A and 9Th street, of the largest
Watches. &c, being the stock OF a hrm whose Sc,
n,os partner Is about retiring from business and
~, &c-among which may be found
. Cameo. Ella Garnet Sets
=" Plain Gold and other Sets
DIa" ond and other Rings, a large assortment
sets Gents Pins
Gold Chains. studs Key s. Lockets and Eye Glasses
Silver Card Cases and Porte mounaies
Fine Gold Watches, most celebrated makers-al IN
All of which will be warranted as represented.
ll-N WALL & BARNARD. Aucts. .
b, BONTZ & COoMBS, Auetiousers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW ANDsEC
DAY, the I4rh inst, at ga o'clock, a. m we shall
sell, without reserve, mt our auction roorns No. 800
SeSeHtn street, between ana Il streets, laTge,eX
tensive. and varied assortment of excellent new
aud second hand Furniture, viz:
Mahogany walnut and cottage Bureaus
Jenny Lind, French, cottage, and other Bedst cad,
Marble top dining and extension Tables
assistants. Whatnots, Secretaries
Book Cases, Writing Desks
q II and Mahogany Looking Glasses -
Mahogany, cane, and wood seat Chairs - .
Washstands. Chamber Tables. Works stands
Large lot OF Crockery and Glass Ware.
All of which will positively be sold. without re-
serve, to cover cash advances.
Terms: S25. and under. cash; over that amount
credit OF - and 90 days for notes satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest.
BONTZ a COOMBS, Auetioneers.
Its UptelD
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Millinery, &c.

MADAM PR1BRAM Il DAUGHTER, on Pa,
IVl avenue, between 10th and 18th streets, -
south Idle. No. IN, respectfully inform the H.
LADIES' that they have the newest style OF 80
BONNETS, suitable for our metropotaneG-
season, and also HEAD DRESSES, suita I~
BILE for soirecs, levess. &c
WANTkD.-TwO first rate MIlliner Hands.
q s-2Ws = -
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FUTURE DAYS.
B,JAS. C. McGUIRE An

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE Auctioneer.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT ACTION
Owing TO the nclcmency Of tie weather YES
terday, and the present pressure the money mar
ket, MAJ. e. Tochman has POSTPONED the pub
he sale OF his residence and farm, Summer Hill"
the ith of January next, IT 10 o'clock a. m on the
premises. In the meantlme, they offered for
private sale and further information as To terms of
sslsr &c, may be obtained al the auction store of
e.. Mcclure.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
90 p law Auction and Commission Merchant
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RAGG GAGE PRESS OFFICE
- 34 ID STREET,
AdJOiaths Tbs States Printing OGcs.

The subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore
and OHIO Snd Washington Branch Railroad, has
opened an sfce, at the shove place, for the accom-
mediation OF the public, where orders be left for
the use of Wagons to convey Baggage or Packages
to and from Railroad Depot, Steamboats, &c. FOR
removal TO any point in this City or Georgetown.
Office open from O'Clock NJ. to 10 o clock D. m,
daily, except Sunday, to 10 o'clock q. M. O'Clock
To 10 p. IN.
JOHN nj. McCLINTOCK,
Baggage Agent Baltimore and OHIO Railroad.
N. B.-Persons coming to Washington or going to
they will stop. by giving up their checks to my
agents on the cars, will have their baggage taken
care OF at this office. or at Baltimore Office No. IL
Sharp street, and no extra charge. d 10
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From the Associated Pres. Aren't.
Collision between the Sieamers Ocean w.y.
and Leng Branch

and Long Branch.
SANDY HOOK, Dee. 9-The stearners Ocean
NdVe ana Long Branch came in collision this
aternoon at Sandy Hook. The Wave was bound
70 New OIL and the Long Branch 10 Ocean Port
ana shrewsbury. The Wave put her freie bt on
one one SIDE, and saved the boat from going down
Inc Long Btanch was the most DAMAGED ana IL
her way - ~ P'e~eeee v"
rue contnssion was 80 great that the passen-
49,, oh Doth boats were thrown of their feet and
n I,s padiy bruised Among the injured il Col
"hi. Jones OF the Highlands, feared 20 ne dan
ss,pusiy so A dense fog prevailed at the time
% .ne oisast-r. The OPERATOR OF the SANDY Hook
@IegIaph station heard the fog bells ringing, and
W Irds heard the crash OF the boais "a th,y csms
together The passengers throw no blame on the
officers Of the boats.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
BENwooD, Dec. I0-A sad accident occur,a6
on the Central Ohio Railroad last night Tbe
engine Of the express mall train, coming from
the west, ian into some rocks the trsrk NJ .
point near Glencoe. The engine and a portion
Of the train Were thrown of and pfecipitated
down an eight feet embankment, by which the
express messenger, Mr.. Brown, was Killed ass
a brakeman was seriously injured, having some
OF bis limbs broken. No others were injured
Robbery Of n Custom House.
OswESo, Dec. 10.-The Custom House IN this
city was entered by burglars last night, the safe
blown open, and ste contents, consisting Of only
about FIVE hundred dollars, taken No clue 10
the burglars has been obtained t u '7t.
Explosion and Loss of Life.
LOWELL. Mass, Dec. 9-The stes m boiler
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EMOV L..
lnRS. NJ. 4. EATON respectfully informs the
Ladies of Washington and vicinity that she has
Removed her DR. ESS-MAKING ESTABLISH
MENT to No. 484 10Th street where she is prepared
70 carry on the Dress making business in all its
branches.
Six Young Ladies Wanted at the above business
Mrs. M A. Eaton is agent for =. +. Taylor's
Dress Cutting Rule. dlOSts
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GARD PLATE ENGRAVING, AND PRINT
VISITING. IN IMITATION, AND BUSINESS
CARDS engraved M every style.
CARD PLATES printed Ia the best manner ard
with dispatch.
VISITING AND INVITATION CARDS, PLAIN
aud euSmFiled surface. furnished ST :ha lowest
prices. w. e. BASGN.
No c78 Pa AVE. bet. nth and 18th SIS
di-.G Ifntrl COLL
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T. GATHERS FRENCH RESTAURANT
la solIatng your patronage for the coming SEASON.
respectfully call your attention u nv present un
sur passed facilities of business. Having made
Arrangements To supply the largest Dinners Rails
and Parties at few hours notice ON the most reas
fashionable entertainments.
My house presents advantages that cannot he
surpassed, If equalled. - ~
Entire Dinners and Dessert furnished without any
trouble to yourself or family at moderate cha
A FlRsr-CLAss FRENCH Cook can be semitic yoar
honse at small chagre of ST. for his service g. nd
chased ~ cost. No.. - - "'re'
Also. China, Glass, Silver-ware and Table orna-
msns. Z. GAUTlER
pn
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4 AIDES MACHINE SEWING ROOMS,
IL No. i52 Pa. are. bef, I7tk AID lsth sts
Where NAV be found Ladies' Under Garments
made in the best and latest style and of The best
materials, always hand. All Garments for Iadies
wear made To order at the shortest possible notIee
A call Is earnestly solicited. $1,000
WASTED.-Six Seamst res SEES, on Ladies' Saving
Apply to MRS. e. j. HINTON,
n colin l52 Pa avenue,
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r u X ) :. Flu X = .,

EUKS! FURs" FURsm
Just received, from lew York, the largest and
cbeapsst y rock OF FURS offered this season.
Bought for cash. and all that ask is call and ex-
anime my large assortment of l aides and Child
rens tuIs Prices very low To suit the times. Sign
avenue. HOPKINS.
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SUPERB PIANOS.-l have now IN store tee
- largest, most varied, and most reliable
stock OF Pianos ever offered in this CITY, FTVH
consisting of Fun Grand, Parlor GTaad,' w
Semi Grand. Louis XIV. style. carved and plain
tories in the United states.
The advertisers ficilities for procuring Pianos,
always buying for CASH. his long perience in the
business enables him to offer Pianos ut prices lower
than any other es Adjustment in this city. - -
Second hand instr umsnts tax en- In part payment.
PlaRos rented for evening, week, month or year.
Pianos and other instruments sold upon monthly
payments. Pianos packed. tuned, repaired, &c.
JOHN +. ELLIS,
No. 3o6 Pa. sv., between 9th and 10th SITS,
DICT doors from 10th st., north side.
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RIRD CAGES, WOODEN GOODS. AND
II Notons,at McIAUGHIIN'S,
n IL ~, bet sPen sth and orb sts
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Toys, TOYS .wHOLEsALE RETAIL
i AT low prices, At
a lest LAMAONDpS 9Th str..,
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On FIRsT PACK will b- found several deferred
communications, in which the provisions Of the
New Code are discussed.
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AIDES, WITH LONG MEMORANDUMS.
l. will save themselves great deal of trouble by
calling at STEVENS New Fancy Store, rs his
stock Is by lar more varied than any other IN the
DlstHct.
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Court OF CLAIMS YKsTERDAY.-B F. Smith,
Esq, Of Washington, was sworn an attorney of
this Court
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NOTICE.
HE undersigned begs leave TO inform has friends
and the public generally, as he is determined a.
to do only cash business, he will make to>3
order GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING in the M
best manner and at lower prices than any Nh
other establishment in the City. s@-
Please give hun a call, and sura yourself of the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-11

BAPIIsING AT the Thirteenth street Baptist
Church last night, Rev. DIR. Teasdale preached
and administered the rite Of baptism to two male
Candidates, In the presence Of a goodly- sized
auditory. The sermon was illustrative OF the pc
culIar belief Of the Baptist persuasion, aud the
audience listened with great attention to a very
INFINITE and lucid eI position OF the precise mean
Ing " the word Baptism.