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that attachment to the public service will in
duce gentlemen to remain ito employees who
are very sure that, on resigning, they can safely
calculate on making double OF thrice the re-
Enumeration they receive from the Government.
Nevertheless, a commendsble..esprit dn corps
has up to this time prevented large number
of the most useful among them from rendering
their commissions to the President; living as
they have been in (if not absolutely on) the
hope that the hourly increasing prices of every
thing they necessarily consume will induce
Congress 60 TO. legislate as to prevent them
from being forced out of the service, as We
explain above. We trust, for the sake Of the
public intensive write it In oil sincerity of
heart-that Congress will take at least ssfi
eicnt time this. winter from the consideration
of the interninable slavery question, to put
stop to the destruction of the army of the
United States from the cause we have ex.
planned above, by placing its officers on some
footing as to pay, likely to enable them to re-
main in it without thereby making too great
sacrifices of their personal interests. This is
plain talk, but it is at the same time plain
truth.
The Wrong Planet we Arc indebted TO
scientific FRIEND for correction of the state
ment in regard to the transit of Venus which
has been going the rounds of the press, and
was copied in the Star
"Tbs Tran.i. IF Venus will take place in
1891, when the planet will pass directly be-
tween the earth and the sun, during the day,
and the darkness caused by it will M axe lights
necessary in tho houses. The transit only &C
ours once in q century, and on the last occa.
sion the British Government fitted oat an eape-
aiton 70 the South Pacific Ocean, for the pur-
pOse Of observing II from SEVERAL points sim.
ultaneoss!y, Tor astronomical purposes"
TO The Editor of Tie Erensng Star;
Your paper of December Goth contains
statement in regard to transit of Venus,
which haa nc foundation in truth whatever
Allow me to remark that it will be the planet
Mercury, and not the planet Venus, which
will pass over the suns disc in 1861 further
even during transit Of Venus there will be
no perceptib'e inte.teption of solar light. The
statement that transits of Venus occur only
once in century is incorrect-they occur at
regular intervals of 8. 1872 s, 100, S, 122, etc
years, In regular succession. Neither was it
the British GOvcrnment alone that Cited oft
an expedition to cbsor.e the last transit of
Venus IN 1903; the French and the Russian
Governments equally supported tho cause of
astronomical science. The next two occur.
rences OF transits of Venus will take place on
December S:h, 1754, and December 9th, 1882.
The above information may be Of interest to
your numerous readers S,
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Conviction Of Hnntinotnn

The conviction Of this magnificent swindlcr
was announced in yesterdays Star The New
York papers give us the attendant circurn.
stances
As soon as the jurcrs took their seats all
eyes were intentiy fixed on uuntng ton. but
he did not betray the least emotion The most
unskilful physiognomist, on scanning Hun
tington's countena2ce at that moment, could
not fail to perceive that he maintained stolid
Indifference, rather than deep feeling. While
the Court and jury were waiting for Mr.. Bra
dy, Huntington engaged in conversation with
ono of mis- relatives, Mr.. Clark, and assisted
himself to a " slight sensation" of the Z" weed )
with his usual nonchoLance.
At 20 minutes to 8 Mr.. Brady appeared
and after seating himself beside his client,
Clerk immediately proceeded to call the iu-
rors' names. After they had responded the
Clerk Of the Court said
Have you agreed upon your verdict, gen.
tlemen ?"
The Foreman" We have"
What say you, is Charles B. Huntington,
the prisoner at the bar, guilty or not guilty ?"
Guilty" was the reply and each one of
the jurors replied in tho affirmative.
NoexpressiOns Of disapprob alton or applause
were manifested, but the verdict was received
in solemn silence
Il. Oakley Hall, Esq, the District Attorney
then rose and spoke as follows: If your Honor
please, l gave notice this afternoon to my
learned friend the junior counsel on the other
sido, (Mr Bryan,) that in the possible event
OF this jury convicting the prisoner, his client,
and the client of ny learned friend, the senior
counsel (Mr. Brady who is now in court, tn at
IN view # your HonOr's term expiring, with
other considerations, L should move for iudg-
ment upon the prisoner; and | therefore, now
accordingly, deem it my duty so to do, and
move that the Judgment of this Court be pass
cd upon the prisoner at the bar.
Some remarks of a conversational character
here took place, which were participated in
by the counsel for the prisoner, the district
attorney and Judge At the conclusion, tho
clerk requested Huntington to stand UP and
pat his hand on the Bible. After complying
with the request, he said You shall true
answers make touching your knowl ledge of any
mechanical trade. Have you ever learned a
trade!
Huntington Il have mono.
Clerk.-What have you now 70 say why
Judgment shonld not be passed upon you,
Huntington i have nothing to say
The Judge sentenced him to be confined in
the State Prison, at Sing Sing, for four years
and ten months the fullest time allowed by
law.
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The ARGUMENrEM AID HoNINEM-A LADY
whose husband had, for several Sundays fol.
lowing, been jeeringly telling her that the
great motive with women going to church was
merely to display their bonnets, at last lost all
patience, and said to him. Then, sir, 1 sus-
pose the reason why you gentlemen so rarely
como to church is, because you cannot show
your hatsI''
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Ranking House Of Chnbb Ero,hers,

WASHINGTON, January 1, 1857
John ID BARROW HENRY HOLMES
- are this day admitted a. partners In the Bank.
Ing House Of Chubb Brothers. The firm from
this date will be composed OF CbAs. 1t Chubb.
John ID Barrow, and Henry Holmes The
House Ia Davenport, Iowa, Is composed Of Chas
ct. j. Chubb, VIM II. Dougal and Alexander n
Barrow, under the firm Of Chubb Brothers, Bar.
row d Go CHUBB BROTHERS.
ian 1-tf
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APPROPRIATE The following is "trayell-
ing" young married lady, whose union
had not been prolific of "darlings," has sus-
pended on the wall IN her bedroom, directly
over the head of the bed, neat little picture,
underneath which Is the following quotation
from Scripture: " Suffer little children to come
unto me, and forbid them not for of such is
the kingdom Of Heaven
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I OsT.-LEFT IN THE TRINITY Church ,
IL on sunday evening, Decen Der 18th, by a lady,
aPRAYER BOOK, covered with purple Velvet,
ornameuted with crown Of thOTns and oak vine,
Gilt edge and a clasp AS II was a present, II 10
highly valued by the owner, whose name may be
found written Il As 1t has been taken from tie
pew II has probably been carried away by mis-
take: Any information respecting IT will be
thankfully received, and a suitable reward given
IL left with CAMPBELL Il CoYLE,
lt# 81 Penn avenue
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REMOVAs.
nAVID A RAIRD UPHOISTER

DAVID A. BAIRD, UPHOLSTER AND
- FAPEKHANGER, respectfully inform his
friends, customers and the public in general tb at
he hes removed his establishment from No i9I
Eighth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, to No
49s Ninth street. near Pennsylvania avenue, where
be will open In few days an extensive aud splen
did assortment Of Paperhangings, Borders, Deco
rdttcns, Shades, DC and all the other articles ap-
Pertaining to the business, where all persons In
want Of such articles are respectfully invited to
call Ism 1.en6t
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TO THE LADIEs-TU THE LADIES.

m RS. Nj. l.. SPOONER, No. Alb PENNA
IVA avenue, corner y street south side, Ladies',
6ent!emen's, and Children's FURNISHING
BAZAAR Ladies and Children's Undercloth!ng
Of ali description, Plain and Embroide cred
Chemites, drawers, Skirts, Caps, long and short
Night Gowns, le5ics' and misses Wrap ers, la
dies Illusion Caocs, Dancing and Drawing room
OF all description, ladies' Breakfast Caps. Also,
general assortment OF 6enilemen's Furnishing
Goods. Paris Spring and Bone Skirts Paris
Dressmakini in all It's branches
N. B.-French Fluting and Clear Starch!ng.
ian l-ea3tH
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g K ASON ABLE FURNITURE DRY
One bale very superior Edinburgh Ritand-
bound Blankets, In all sizes, from the smallest
size crib TO the largest size bed.
Also, one case 10 4, liza 1874, and 1874 Turkish
Melted Quilts, In all white and pink and white.
This is entirely new article in this country, and
will be ound very desirable. Also, Toilet Covers
to match the Quilts
Marseilles do. In colors and white.
Two bales colored English Sheepskin Mats for
bed sides, carriages, and doors, delightful article
for cold weather
Also, fine lot Of Quilted Comforts, with every
other desirable article known 10 the trade In our
department, all Of which will be sold very cheap
dec 22-eo6t CLAGETT, DODSON CO.
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NEW YEARS PREsENTS.-M GAIT
~ BRO, have just received large additions
to their stock Of Watches, Jewelry, Silver w are,
DC ! mos. OF which have been gotten up express q.
lY for their holiday trade.
Persons In search Of really elegant Presents
would do well to examine our assortm ent
NJ. W. GAIT & BRO Jewellers
jan 1-3t 32l Pa. ave bet 9th and 10th SITS
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The Pay of the Officers of the Army
More than once week, on an average, We duly
chronicle the resignation of an officer of the
army Of the United States Yet as a class
none others in this country arc more attached
to their honorable and in many respects On.
viable profession. They are heightened gen.
tlemen In every proper acceptation Of the
term; as it is impossible that they can other.
wise remain in the service even with comfort
to themselves. Nine tenths of them being
graduates Of the W est Point institution are not
only thoroughly educated for business life, but
so disciplined in their entire conduct as to make
their success in life as civilians matter Of alb.
solute certainty, whenever they enterupon the
struggle with their fellow citizens in any bust.
ness walk in life. So universal is the knowledge
ofthese facts, as tn at those connected with bus-
ness enterprises who need the services of per
sons OF their proverbial personal character and
training are constantly Offering to them induce
ments to abandon the military profession.
Their pay in many of the grades known to
the service being barely sufficient to enable
persons in their respective positions in society
to make decent appearance with rigid econo.
my, as m after of course they are resigning
one by one, day after to day.
1t is not to be expected in times like the
prc;en', when all the world aims if not to la
W sou ething for rainy day, at least to live
comfortably on the proceeds of ones labor,
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TREASURER 9 STATEMENT,

is Il
eamssn
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HEPHERDy

H7ROM go BROADWAY, NEW YORK
l. informs the ladies Of Washing tor, that Nm
they have opened, at Parker's r ancy store. 49,
under the National Hotel, a choice assert 0I0R
ment Of Caps, Head Dresses, CT III ,rs. Capes, and
Fancy Articles, SC, at PARKER'S
Fancy, Comb and perfumery Store
Jan l-5t* undo: National Hotel
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OFFICE OF WASHINGTON GAS
o. LIGHT COMPANY. WASHINGTON,
December Is, 1856. -NOTICE TO STOCK
NOTWITHSTANDING to the requirements Of
It's after, meeting Of the stock holders Of the
Washington Cas- Light COMPANY, for the election
0! Directors for the year 1857 will be held at this
office on MONDAY the 5th day Of January next,
at O'Clock p. m BY order;
dec l5.eo3w J. F. BROWN, Sect
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$3.50 MEETING OF THE NATIONAL,
~ DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION will
&c held at Temperance Hall on SATURDAY
EVENING next, January Sd, 1857, at O'Clock
All Democrats temporarily residing In the city
members Of democratic State and local CImhs
ana citizens OF the District are respectfully in.
dec 31-2t* LUCIEN pEyTON C,,
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Gold Medal Pianos!
STEINWAY A. SONS. Manufacturers

SOIu WSQdI = 1duCS
STEINWAY Il SONS, Manufacturers,
IS WALLER STREET, NEW YORK,
DECEIVED THE FOLLOWING FIRST
III PRIZE MEDALS In CompetitionH@A
with the best makers Of Boston, New nYTn
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Me-
tIopolitan Fair. Washington, March, 1855.
A GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New
York, November, 1885, (being the only Gold
Medal given for Pianos within thelast six years }
GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institute,
Baltimore, 1856
TIE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair,
Crystal Palace, New York, November, 1856
Among the judges were the first musical talent Of
he country, such as M. Mason, Gottschalk, VOL
lenhaupt and many others.
Pianos are warranted for three years,
and written guarantee given. Prices moderate
For sale at No a9S Eleventh street; sth door above
Pennsylvania avenue dec 3a-eo3&
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rHEAP READING AT THE CIRCU.
~ lating Library, 4sS Seventh street. All the
popular Works Of the day on hand. New Books
received soon as published.
dec 20 FERGUSON, 4S6 7th street
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SOH, FOR A MERRY NEW YRARs

SOH, FOR A MERRY NEW YEARS.,
NA Nl6HT.-Tbe Metropolitan Club take
great pleasure In announcing to their friends and
the pubic in general that they will give Grand
Souiicn psrty, at COLUMBIA HALL, on THURS
DAY EVENING, January l, 1857
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-admitting a gentle.
msn aud ladies s.
here will be no ladies' invitations issued and
heiefore all are invited TO attend By order of
dec 29.it& THE COMMiTTRE
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| THE HOLIDAYS
GATHERS CONFECTIONERY RAGOON

THE HULIDdYS.
GATHERS CONFECTIONERY SALOON
AS Is USUAL AT THIS SEASON OF THk
IA year, have made extensive arrangements 10
supply the public with every thing in my line, al
the shortest notice and Of the best quality.
In my assortment win be found
5000 pounds assorted Sugar Plums, for convent
ence packed In pounds and half bags
French Kisses, a large and beautiful assortment
Bon Bons, In sacks, Cornucopias
Fancy Boxes and Baskets
Boxes OF Prunes, new md rich styles
Small Cake Of every description
Preserves, general supply
On Monday, the 22d Instant, will be exhibited
In my Saloon the largest and richest display OF
large fruit and pound Cakes probably ever wit
messed In this city, varying In price from SO cents
to $40 each.
Every thing to be found In hrst. class confec-
ttonerv establishment can be had at La VILE
de Paris" G. 6AUrIER, Confectioner.
dec Is colin Pa. ave bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
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@~THE FRIENDS OF BUCHANAN
M AND BRECKENRIDGE are requested
to meet at Temperance Hall, f street between
y Ss ana lUtn streets, on TUESDAY, January 6,
1857, at ~ O'Clock p. m, to make afrangcm .nts
for the Inauguration and a National Ball
Hon A 6 Brown, Hon James Jones.
non II Edmundson, Hon F g Davidson,
Hon l. NJ Keitt, Hon : Brooks
Hon n Bennett, Hon Samuel Carsthers.
y eorge Parker. Thomas Parker,
Cornelius Boyle, Walter Lenox,
Luclen Feyton, Joseph Bryan,
.ohnson HELEN, Alexander Provost,
ihomas Fisher, Charles 3 Wallach,
James McSherry, Aug Sparss
Thomas Hsgnel, 8 &. N r WEIGH Micbioan
n WoodfOrd, Ind. H Street,
II fl Woodley, And other citizens. &c.
jan str
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OVERLAND EXPRESS.
CHESAPEAKE BAY OYSTERS

OVERLAND EXPRESS.
CHESAPEAKE BAY OYSTERS
SCAWhRZE & DRURY AHEAD OF ALL
~ COMPEI ITORS ,-Anticipating - -
severe winter, we have made ar N(Dl
engagements for a regular supply Of /
superior OYSTERS, and though ~
navigation may be closed for the season we will
at all times have a full supply Of Fresh Opensd
Oysters. Persons using large quantities for Din
nefs, Balls and Parties, should give US a call
But one price throughout tue season to regular
customers. SCHWAZE H. DRURY,
Dealers In Oysters alone,
dec 3l-1w is9 I1th ST., second door above E.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
MISS FANNY MoRANT... Lessee and Directress
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Management takes great pleasure in announc
Ing LIMITED ENGAGEMENT with the world.
renowned
RAvEL TROUPE.
The following distinguished aItistes Will appear
M. GABRIEL RAVEL,
FRANCOIS RAVEL,
The daring BLONDIN,
Nj DOUBOUCHET, and
the admired Russian Artistic,
M'LLE YRCA MATTHIAS,
supported by large and efficient Ballet and Pan.
tomime Troupe
THE MARTINETTl FAMILY
win appear nightly.
series Of gorgeous and laug liable Pantomimes
will be produced in rapid succession under the
Immediate direction Of GABRIEL RAVEL, the
great living Comic Artistic
N. The Box Office will be opened for the
sale OF tickets on Saturday, at o O'Clock a m.
jan 1-3t
DER STEAMSHIP ARA0O 4 ADAmS,S
l. Express, EUROPEAN GOODS suited for
New Years Presents, just received at
dec 3O-3t "THE LAKES I"
1887.
TOR YOUR NEW YEARS, PREsENrs
L call at THE EMPORIUM OF FANCY
GOODS, SOi Pennsylvania avenue, neas Adams
Express. dec 90 81
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Boarding.

DoAR GENTLEMEN DESIRING
ID Board can end very comfortable accommods-
lions. al 30i Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets, over Mr.. Ridenour's CONNECTION
cry. dee 3c-lm
GENERAL LARGE ROOMS, with BOARD,
- can be found at Mrs. CLARE'S, over the
Bank OF Washington. dec 2s-4ts
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE s. w
ID corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Sth street
Is prepared To accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
10 render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtaiLed. ap6-u
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" ly bound Prayer Books
Pearl and Tortoise shell Card Cases
Pearl Paper Cutters and Book marks
Fancy note and letter Paper, with EnvelJres 10
match
Gold Pens and Pencils, msgnifcsn Mt aticle
Penknives, Purses, Backgammon Boards
Portmonnaes, Portfolios, gutte- percha Pencils
Ladies' Travelling Bags, Cabss
Picture Albums, beautifully bound copies OF all
tie Poets
Writing Decks, Work Boxes
And an endless number Of beautiful articles
suitable for presents.
For the Juveniles can here be found all the
new and popular Books by the best authors, to-
gether with a handsome lotof-
Linen Books, beautifully oolored
Paint Boxes. with Cups and Brushes
Abbott's Histories, &C &C
All Of which viii be cold at the very lowest
cash prices at
sbILENGTON'S Great Literary Depot,
dee 3l-3t Penn ave come X street..
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WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
~A TO KNOW HI USES FURN-
ISHED We want Housekeepers and those
about to commence Housekeeping to bear 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 every article
In the house keeping linev CHEAP FOR CASH,
or 10 punctusl dealers at the usual credit Call at
the "HcUsEKEEPER's EMPoRIvMn and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
Quick sales and small profits"
BONTZ 4 COOMBS,
dec 1-3m 9TH street between | and K
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OF JANUARY AssEM-

NElGHTH OF JANUARY ASSEM-
~ BLY, Lewis Carusi respectfully an
nounces that he will give an Assembly. At hi.
saloon, on the night Of the anniversary Of the
Baitle OF New Orleans, and he assures the pubic
that 1t will be BRILL mt affair He invites Mem
pers 81 congress with their families, strangers.
and the Citizens to join In celebrating this crown.
Ing act OF the last war der q, .,
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N. The Box Office will be opened for the
sale OF tickets on Saturday, at O'Clock a m.
jan 1-3t
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REMOVAL.

SAMUEL Chiffon, ATTORNEY AT
~ Law, &c has removed his once to The base
ment Of the house OF Johnson HELEN, Esq on
the corner Of 5th street and Louisiana avenue.
dec 30-1m&
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n XIV YEAR.

DERSONS WISHING TO PRESENT NEW
Years presents are invited 10 Inspect the ss
so,tment Of rich FANCY GOODS At SCI Penn
ylvanis avenue. -
dec 30-3t "THE LAKES"
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DUNNIN8 LOCOMOTIvES.-A SMALL
dec 1.st LAMMoND's, 7th st.
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Jan lit

OFFICE, WASHING
~ TON, December a., 1885 -NOTfCE
~ ALL HEOM IT hay tOFCERN-
Notice Is hereby given that licenses for butchers
stalls and Tor hucksters, also licenses for dogs,
Will expire on the Dist instant, ana that the came
mus: be renewed within ten days.
SAML. 4. DOUGLASS,
dec 26 -dt!an1O Register.
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At No 5Ui Pennsylvania GeCsEe,
Where they are open for inspection. liz is worth
a drive or a walk from Georgetown or Alexandria
TO examine, and offers unparalleled inducements
to purchase
Their facilities for importing Transatlantic
Goods enables them TO retail at what many will
pay at wholesale CALL AND SER.
Fancy Goods, Portemonnaies, Cabas, Toys and
PerfumerY, wholesale and retail. dec3l
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CHEAP FRENCH WORK.
1.-THE LAKEs-

HAVE BIou6HT on THE MOST EN-
Il quisite, unique and recherche articles, elabo
rated with the most artstque taste from materials
the most rare and valuable which every conti-
nent and cline can yield. Yea, Coral, Shells
and Pearls rom Neptune's briny deer; Diamonds
and Mineral Gems delvt from the gnomy bowels
OF the earth; Floral and Vegetable products dis
titled from heavenly dews In forest and feld-
nymph and fairy offerings al the frometht an
shrine CT Science anc AT
In short TIE LAKES have culled the choicest
FANCY GOODS which the genius Of every land
could be>tow upon the products OF every other.
They have brought them here TO Washington
ard opened their
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NATIONAL THEA TIRE.
MISS FANNY MoRANT... Lessee and Directre,
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(NABAS. WORK BOXES. BEAD Bsouet
~ Baskets, &c, suitable for New Years Gifts
at LAMMOND'S
dec 3i-0 Seventh street