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lS.. ~ a.Ai.s aisa aa3sAsSB 4.ssS y.
- lbkh STEAMSHIP JAM l. : 70 " y ..s,sssss..
L. I Man STEAMSHIP JAMES row y. in
atd Of Capt. Lswis Phi,sH leaves ork regularly
eN"lA SAL lhDAA AFlEkNOUN at O'Clock, atch
n"nd She vii not take freight 10 from Cts rom
SIN "aN"s kshmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NoDN Al aeioctN Tor N.N York.
hus 'sfnR Ia snip by her must have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take ti, ship
STATE koum secured by addressing by mail
q The ROANOKE, Capt SIMMER, stops City Point
Wn, VII and aud receive freight Both the jamestown
aad he X aaoko receive and land passengers City romt
I'D folk. al DIAN y WATSON,
RI uttutIN Y,
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sss received iEta
" 1l0 Barrels medium NOD Mackere,
IuU No
30 do lag, NJ 3,
So lItt Is arr, No. =
- do do
5uQu1tt Barrels M. !,
los klts very choice w /,
los B.uttis II, rriass
MCDONALD SPOFTS ( HARVEY
July 0dis NJ ~ Pearl -, i,,,j,,5,,,i T.,
v q ss's ~ a a. .sd sd4AN aaa. gsss,s 4.
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE COT N'rRY.-lu ,vIdlnu,i
9rtuhH Cd ' attention "i Merchants Farmers amiotrr.
''iE tEceoHtry Shuiuend visiting Rcm nd hi, IA
a my i1rscauid general lssnr,iucnto Boots, u4n-,,,
: Shoes, Iruaas Carpet Bags Nalis.s 80 I ~
~ ~, N. stuck has BEEN selected toy lNT}IA l. III
uySrit, with great care suitable for tn A-A-A'
'ile ma trI't anu ugt ofiluu Goods hu nl bee
mt haa,h III cash davr can he u,lt Il, ur,p
utu" mvnts h Mcfenuns and Farmers in want
H. p'ht haac Ea- Npr.u South. uthrr by th, Il,h
" 4 sou t. which c'ii Iii. attention Of an in want a, h,
Mi a. tLrm Al prlo,> that tr a,l-r by in m
a W. 1 li1tl, Manufacturer and
Dealer in Boots SHOES, franks Garnet Bags
Na4sts, AZ, whHjcs3.t aud rutai.. Na>le7
sep Its Main street. IiIchmrud Va
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Es.ObEAN~! nhlUsbG Az Tin. uuorr
1Nh atguod sole tor Va aud South Cararfs
Nu,'tuau ga oeuhrated ~l4i.DDEASS has very
hand both tor Ihurch Iuio-at factory
prit,h cash. Call SOON and Judgr l'r N"nrs,u
june SIhEMAELL.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
Once of the -. -. Raiiread 90.
PfrEB<BURa. Sept ~, Ie56. !
WINTER sCEEDiIE.-f-- mo -szz,ssszs..

w ca ard .f.sr "Wednesday. the ist,sst II w.
day OF october, the Mail and Passenger III
ai loay. Petersburg daily, SUNDAYS cNeopcd)
o'clock NJ arrive Al burkeve Junction. - NJ aud At
LyHchbars att 30 p. VI
Leave Lynehburs 30 o'clock. A N. Arrive Burl
vile .Juactionl at u NJ. and at Petersburg at3 NJ
O. Is Af.ISIP.
Sun dent
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IG = acss are "f the first class bud expressly for t-
ir1't and hINu Superior accommodations for
Ih,N commanded by experienced Captains. well quail
ned tr te trade aad who VIII sarr cAcrun
ia"l4te
ihey w.l % towed up and DOWN the ny steam anil
NAY ae r"ued "u Ia sail promptly adv rsch Merchants
going N'tlh r ordering +. rs tom Boston. Viii lind
thrW tf"st t" ship h! H, Ina as j. the olt regular ue
and tfesh VIII away b. dkgu aS low by any
sis nd every effort Viii hc made 10y the agents Richmond
and BOSTON 10 give satisfaction
NercNpcctuN ask and nope - succ obtaining uli
share ri patronage.
The vessel, viii lie in Richmond the Dock,
Rowps Wharf
DAVID a Nm lRRIE, Richmond ! 49,
ALLEN \ ELTCl Boston, Ne'as
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LINE Of Hichmona AND

M" oi'r, ~, rAonhi his new lonls sL..s
5', Ne".i"A every th'e. days Al o"nsd Ia the city
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u SA"c.-JhE >. su,,i-. kat. annoaitt.
"h"thtr supply u " n Goods =, 4, nc pr NJ his Cc,k
I V"eaper 'h'n an! received betor. tins season
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. PIANOS, &C.
x-Ew HOOKS, NEW HOOWs.

4 EsI1E's Gazette Of Fashion and the Bcdu
4 Monte Apfil
lie. lie \ y Journal,
I.esirs illustrated Paper.
Bsl aus Dollar Monthly
III krts li'usrhrid Words.
VIVIAN. by Mrs SuuIhworth, ? vnls,
Appi" x Il Guide.
Sectional Maps the different States lust received
at 10 ts MpU~fS
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PETERSBURG DVEkllsEMLhTs

~ ..
Ia III Dealers la China Earfhcnsare tiIass
ll XXI asses Walters Plated britannia ~ kf}d
80 Lamps. 1.enigefatofs, g,ef Coolers Gas III, 9if
lures Casfors, Fancy Goods, e
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- y III w lo' safe by ~ ~ >tDN x NtDDIlI
nae ne" IN S9lt sap,lb >took French German
biitish ana American Fabrics All ct which bpeu selected
WIN great care and attention by na al the ,,
lowest All ,rIc,s 49, '~''
"A NOR AN tug Stock for the ut North
ana Nrslha itde cannot b. yAhbltru NvlIno OF StI,i
i"httual anu I,Hp"hsitc Va aNt,d to pi,, on,
80 ' 'N'i''ia''i H. a"u Jude' - thoIs,tts st,cs
N = '''
''''',
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JEWELRY. WATCHES. sc.


all ac vi, sold yefy reasonable at thu Sign
tI.H IsaEH Ian
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upiANO.ON THAI pa, m,n,w,,,,,,c,,

EV6NNVSVN ] NIN u F'ia> 'Ii'hI " IihcIu ~.
Purpose 10 purchasers ol Itat' t,lIcs Ia
mens on trIh 'f'"rier to t,s Nh sc sa II uua, ~
lore pa, ing tr them ~ ''
1"cuiS years ehpcriehcc on sasi,s
and Ne could uNef hitcn huuttd ptis' unit, "a M 49,
IN the opin"n that 10 siahlsi at Aaitl South
5iby furnish better ii cheaper. .a ", d. i
ll.lts -
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uIfAaLs FOR CRRIsrnas asASD NEW
IEAkSt PAESENFS

IOHN II. sM0Or, No 119 SOUTH SIDE
a. Bridge street, OeofZetOTn, ID. C. has received
. greIt variety o. usefi. aud seasonable GOODS,
70 waich he iESitas tae attention Of both ladis
and ge1t'smsa VINO may wish 20 make Christ
mas and Nav Years Preseat.
EMBPOIDERIES
kich worked Cambria Sets collars and Sleeves)
Do do Muslin do do
Ds do Muslin and Cambria Collars
A great variety (low priced) do
Work II LiasI Sets and Linen do
Rich worked sluslin Sleeve
Black an waite Lace Sets ami Collars
Worked ;am1fic and Muslin Bands
Bmofoid5 ed Linea Cambria HandkerchIefs
Henstitched, tucked and plain do
Black Chantilla and French Lace Wells
Worked, quilted ana boo2ed Skirts.
ALSO
Aoire Antique, Embroidered, Satin and other
Ciolks
Double an single B;ocha and other Shawis
Rich Fanny and Black silks
French NJ sTinOs plaid Merlnos
Plain and priHtsi Nous L'delaines
Best Paris Kid Gloves, all numbers
Kid aad Busk 6auntle:s
Ladies, ser's a ID children's Warm Gloves
Do Hosiery, OF every kind
PortmonnsIes, aad ladies' Cabas
Gent. Liaen, Oanbr.c and silk Pocket Handkfs
Bask aud fancy SILK CravIts, Scarfs and Ties
Gents SAWS, Meriao ali WOOlen Scarfs
Bk,IdreF's x cit fdlul Is and Hoods
L.e,e', gIlIS ana bsys' Comforts. &c
with n1any other desirable goods, which VIII
DC soid low 10 cash or prompt customers
dec % J. ii SNOOT
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. ~,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. ~, 1856.
Notice is hereby given To holders of stock Of the
loans OF The Unit"d States. tat this deparim nj
will purchase the sam" until the 81 Of March ne IT.
unless the sum OF 81 800 600 shall be previously
Obtained, aud will pay in addition TO the Interest,
accrued fsom the date of the las, semi annual dvi
dend OF interest thereon, together with one days
additional interest for the money to reach the ven.
dor, the following rates of prem on aid stocks
For the stock Of 1912, pre- MUM of 10 per cent
FJf the stock of 1877 anI ls4e, a premium of Is
per cent; and for the stock of 1885, commonly
called Texas indemnify Stock, premium of6 per
cent.
Certificates oil stock transmit TO the deIart-
ment, under this notice, must be assigned TO tie
United States, by Tie party duly entitled TO receive
the proceeds. IL sent between date hereof and The
lst Cay of Januay Eext, the current half " ar's in
tercsl must be aisigned by the present stockhoder
or Ii will BE- Vayabe as heretofore, and CORES.
ponding deduction be ma ie fran The amount pay.
able for the stock
Payment for the stocks assigned ana ira II nit
ted will b. malH by drafts on the Assistant Trtasu
rers at Boston, New York, or PhiIadelphia, al the
option Of the parties entitled TO receive the money
which should be expressed in the letters accompa
nyng the certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Tr asuYY.
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Moire AntiQua.

In an ordinary woven goods the threads
cross each other at right angles; the long
threads forming the wa:p, and the short
threds the weft. According as the fabric is
OF high quality, so do these threads intersect
In regular and equable quality; but be il
as good as it may, there are always some
irregularities; they may escape the eye, but
they become apparent in a singular way. II
good silk be wrapt tightly and csrelessly
round roller, it may become moire much
against the inclination of the possessOr; it
Will have acquired an irregular kind of gloss
ing In some parts rather than in others and
this irregular CLOSING, when viewed from
little distance, presents somewhat of the ap-
pearance OF moirc or watering-who knows
Perhaps an accident to a piece of rolled silk
suggested the first idea OF watering as a dis
tlnct mode of adOrnment to silken goods
Such accidents have frequently occurred in
the history Of manufactures However, acci-
dent or no accident, watered silks have long
been Ia use, both in this country and IN
France. If a pattern be engraved upon one
cylinder in relief, and similar pattern on
another cylinder, in sunken devices; and If
one Of these be heated from within; and If
piece Of silk or velvet be drawn between the
cylinders-then will tire silk or velvet acquire
an embossed pattern, because some parts OF
the surface are more pressed, and are cone
quenty more glossy than the rest. Numer-
GUS Vi bhio FAOSSoS dlO IN
the preparation of fancy goods. But this is
not exactly watering. For this process two
layers of silk are laid face to face, and are
pressed tightly between rollers. What fol
lows However close the threads may be,
there are still interstices between them they
follow each other in ridge and hollow fashion
throughout the length and breadth of the
piece. Now, if the slightest irregularity ex-
lists in the pressure, Some of the threads be-
come pressed in particular parts moro shan
others; and the over pressed portions present
a greater gloss, greater power If rejecting
light than the rest The more capriciOusly
these proportions distribute themselves, the
more undalatOry and cloudy will be the re.
suit. We do not say that the actual process is
nothing more than this, but that this is the
basis on which the whole is founded. The
goods may be sprinkled with water previously
OF not; the rollers may he both heated or
both cold, or one heated and one cold the
rollers may be plain or variously indented;
they may move smoothly over each other or
| may have a slight lateral movement-how
| these variations Of method would produce va
riatiOns OF effect every one will see. The ad-
jective " antique" is most likely given to the
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Eospita
at Burlington. Iowa.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

WASHING roy Dect mbcr lS, 1856. (
PROPOSALS WILL Bis RECEIVED AT THIS
L department until the 10Th day of February, A.
1857, a, O'Clock 4. m for the construction of
the Marine Hospital authorized to be erected at
Burlington, Iowa, according to the plans and fpeci-
fcatons piepa ed at this department.; aid proposals
to be either the whole building or separ ate for
the different kinds Of rk; bills Of arceis must In
every case accompany each bid, with the amount of
each kind Of work, and the total amount carried
out t1e department reservng the right to r. ject
accept the proposals hereby invited, or any part
Thereof, when il deems the ietsrest of The United
ates requires it the department a'so reserves the
right tn exclude the bids If any person or persons
who there Is just cause TO believe will arhfnlly
p1r rm the contra; IT'S or which they att mp,ed
TO obtain by indicectiOn and all bids when there
shall be parties in interest who do not join in the
bids and all bids thai, upon investigation below
fair price for the work.
Bids will not be received in gross, and 10 con, "a 4
will be awarded 10 a bidder unless details are fur
nshed the del m"nt of the pri OF the dfTe At
kinds OF work and material, which s. a be sub
Ject 70 fhe revision OF the department lha! il may
adopt the whnle art of the bid the interest o
tbs Untrd states may require.
Ninety per cent. of the amount of work done and
materials delivered, according 10 cOatract p.ica,
(aid amount to be 'ceraued by the estimate of an
a5ect of toe depa mt ointed for that purpese
will b. aid from time to time, al tfe work pro-
fres5's; aad ten per cent retained un il The mpe
ton OF the contract and pancs of the work, DC,
by tho ayant AFORESAID, and 10 bs forfeited in the
vent OF non fulflment OF contract.
Contra rs will be Awarded only ma ter builders
I'd mscha cics, and the assignment thereof, excep,
by oe sen OF the Secretary of the Treasury will be
for eiture Of the safYls.
Earh proposal must be accompa lied by a written
qua antco, Il ned by two rcspons bl, persons (cer
fed to Re so b. the lited states district juds. or
torney the aid di,trict,) in the sum Of s. 0Ov
for the whole work or Of proportiOIate am unit i.
for y at, thai the bidder will, when required, if
his .rrp1 a be accspted, enter into contract and
bond, with prop and sufficient securities, for it,
la iul pGriTrmance
Form Of b nd and cettfica'e required will be fur
nj he'd on application to the teraTmsrt.
Pa1s, sjecih atoms, and working drawings will
be rta a ter thirty DAY, wh-n they an b. a on
applIraIon 10 the d. ia rIn.nt
No bif riH be considered uulcss il fully complies in
all Us details wh the requirements Of his Gdre9isc
ment.
Tn. prrp9sas must sent tn this depcrimn I,
al 'Tsssed = the Secre'ay OF the Tra'uiy a,d
aiEly endorsed Proposals for the Burlington Ma
Tine Hospit ," and viii b opened a. 10 O'Clock, a
IN, OF tile lat day am for receiving the same.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of The Tp uIy.
dec % 2lwti9hFeb.
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MANTET.2-

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Is STYLE.
Manufactured trs,a Slate Stone, by ID g
West Cestieton 3le.e Company, Vi,
'HtHESE MANFELS ARE KNAMELLED IN
K imitation OF the richest and most extensive
EGYPTIAN, LISBON, VERD ANTiQUE
PORPAYRY, PYRENEES, BROChTEfIA' ,
AGATE. SPANISH GALWAY, , ene other rare
and desirable MARBLES. The initati0ng ara
SO perfect that they challenge The closest scrltiny
they are so highly polished the. they retain their
beauty much Longer than marble are not Injured
by sInoSa, coal gas, or acids, and can he sold
much cheap than any othcrs n market Price
ranging from SIPS to SI2
Architects, Builders ana others are Invited n
cau and examine samples at No. 5l2 Seventh
street, doors below Odd Fellows, Hall, un
staiTs t. NJ HANSON,
&c l2-ly 6op5,
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Proposals. for Furnishing Granite and ran
ite Work for the North Front of the Pat.
ent 0fics Building.

DEPARTMENT OE THE ISrERI0R,l
December lS, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Will BE RECEIVED
- a. this depar IN mt until the eighteenth day OF
e bruaTy next l2 O'Clock at noon, for urI ishias
such Granite a d Granite Work 4 may b. required
above the sub ba .emrnt story, in the erection o
the north front Of the Pa'eRt Office building.
The bids must b in the form OF the following
schedule, and cl arly specify the pr IOr material
ha ling. DIR, ssing, and setting Eclu ling all ha
chineIy and other expenses
Schedule.
Cube stone, per superficial foot.
y fdS an1 b,Rs, do do
Extra Cub Stone, per cubic foot
Cornlce in two Oed> per superficial foot.
Blocking course, do do
Frieze % enrablaure, DO DO
Ar lnIave, do do
Drops TO cOrnice, p lineaI foot.
Trigiyphs. ach
Cars OF pillsters each.
t'haIHeis al b rent, per 'ineai loot.
Window sills, per superfi cia foot.
TIE granite must Da equal quality 10 that use d
in the constitution of the wings OF ,hp budines
spec m:nS OF which Will be required tn accomPa y
the bids. e
Ia h bid viii state IN what lime the work will H.
cOmpl ied and none will be considered from Others
It'd those known To be of the trade and believed 10
be fuzzy competent 10 fulfil iu good faith tie Cb!iga
tons Ihry propose 10 asSum'; and assignment OF
bid or contract will b. recognized, unless made
with the approval Of the lea Of the department.
NiHeiy PR cent. will b paid from time TO- tim ?,
as The work progresses, upon the estimate oi the
agent Of the deparim nj in charge thereof a4d ten
per cent ressrv d until the completion of the con
ract and acceP' aHce &C the work by laid agent.
The deparIm ant reserves TO itself the right
ject accept the prOPOsalS hereby invited when
dee ;he interest ni the United States requires A.
well az exclude the bids OF any person or per-
who il mas good to believe will not from
nay ause, faithfully perform the contract
Pla a., specifications, aid working drawings can
be examined and Oll!rT information Oh aiued, on
arpli ion a. the office OF the superintendent
The proposals, which must b sent 10 this part
meat, addressed To the Secretary Of the Interior,
(end0 sed " Proposals for the erection Of the north
front Of the Patent Office bull +ng,"J will be opened
at O'Clock, p. H., of The last day named for re-
ccvug the same K McCLELLAND,
dec l9-2awtlSFebt Sc relary of The Interior.
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silks thus produced from their reseubl.no. a.
he taooy SIX dresses which Lady Blanche q
grandmother used TO wear when shs 80
lady Of the bedchamber 10 the bride Of a isorss
the Third IL is chiefly produced In France !:
but bpitalfelds, its weavers and noireurs
combined, has lately copied the art SO clever
iy as actually to excel the French But Spit
alfelds guards its secret ss sedulously as the
magician in in a fairy tale guards the captive
princes in his castle, and will not let the
world have peep at their doings.
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Banking House Of Chubb Brothers,
WASHINGTON, January l, 1857

gOtiN ID BARROW AND DHENRYHOLMEs
are this day admitted az partners In the Bank
Ing House Of Chubb Brothers The Arm from
tniS date vii be composed OF Cbas St J. Chubb,
John ID Barrow, and Henry Holmes. The
aonse Ia Davenport, Iowa, is composed Of Chas
81 J. Chubb, VIM II. Doupal. and Alexander .
Barrow, under the firm OF Chubb Brothers, Bar
row GO CHUBB BROTHERS
ian LII
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5. DORLoDOT REIMs CHAMPAGNE,

IT L ''ON II bOUL 7" AND "IAL.'
THE UNDERSIGNED IL SOLE AGENT
fnr this city OF Dorlodot's "Tresor de O
Bouzy," champagne celebrated throughout a
Europe, AID esteemed by concoisseurs as Of ~
the highest grade, and unsurpassed by any
other product Of the champagne country, which
has obtained high position In the aristocratio
circles Of Europe ard America ALSO. Iarge
stock Of other Wines, Liquors ar Cigars.
JONAS =. LEVY
jan Str No. 3G7 Pa ave opp National HneI
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nR. UUpRYE,s REnKDyEs q,

nR. UUPRIE's REMEDIES are the onIv
~ efectual cure for External or Internal Piles,
Sa.trht um, Ring Worm, &c They are unr,val1
led for purifying the blood
90 cents Per box O&ce 7G Nassau street, New
YORK VIII be Gent by mai
For sale sy FORD BRO, corner Of Iith st
asd Penn hsennP oc o2
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BUOE BINDING.

Corner Eeusnsa street and Maryland avssss,
Near Ihs SB1ithS osian IaStttstios.
ESDWhRD LYCETF RESPECTFULLY In
Il for,ns the subscribers TO Browns Bible and
Shakespeare, now Just completed, that he is pre-
Dared to bind those works in q superior style CT
elegance, strength and solidity, and uPoa much
more, Philadelphia, or New York. A letter ad
dresscd 10 him (per posD Will enable him to e1
hibjt to the subscribers specimens OF his style Of
binding Every find IT Book Binding neatly eI
scuted. se29-om
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for yourself. Terms positively cash. No extra
profit charged 10 Offset bad debts. Call at the
NEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street.
near Pennsylvania avenue.
mH-u ANTHONY, Agent.
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THE IMPROVED SETS or rEEYH.

THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEEYH.
hR LOOMS, THE INVENTOR AND
- patentee OF Loomis' MineTatPlate sssA
Teeln," having successfully introduced 4N
his improvement IN various cities, has diIo
now permanently established himself In Wash
ington.
This improvement for Sets Of Teeth consists
chiefly In making set Of but one piece Of mate
rial, and that indestTuctIble mineral No metal
is used IN their construction, and they are there
fore free from gavenic action and metallic taste
There are no joints TO become filled with moisture
PARTICLES OF foOi hence they pHrs and clean.
They are lighter, stronger, less clumsy, and, in
short, the psrfse!i0n o. Artificial Teeth; not
withstanding certain Dentists speak against them,
hut they have not the right 10 Inake them, do not
know how II they had, and therefore do not ap-
precate them.
and 18th streets. two doors below the kirkwood
House dec 2i-tf
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CSINE PORTEMONAIES. CARD CASES,
II Papier Mache, and Pearl Ornaments, at
ian : J. .McLAUGHLIN 4 CO.'S
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GREET aEDUCfION
III TdE PEICE OP BOOTS AND CATERS
EHkVF an COMMISSION FOR PHII

l. adelpAia manu-
fac:uTeI. c srss rate
SeWed Or Pegged
Calf-Skin BOOF al
s3.62, FIJI az good
ss those usually sold
q: IS or 50; aad a
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER st
90 50, ZSgoct az any
ate5; a nTst :a.e Calf
9aiteTat 81 50, these
sEe the lest goods
that is or ever were }
sold IL the District
for the price, foT the
moot come and SEE
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(,Asf OFF CLOTHING BOUGhT and
~ sold at 20 Louisiana avenue, opposite the hay
Market
" WIN call for them by addressing as above
through Post OdDce dec &-soim~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-22
GAS NTUnkS.

GAS F'ATUhkS
y Fl. MILLER, SON b. CO ALEXAN-
He dria, Va, keep constantly on hand hand
some variety OF CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS
SkAChETS, dc from the celebrated factory Of
Cornelius & baker, which they Will guarantee to
sell at the same prices charged 10 private pur-
chasers at the salerooms on Chestnut street. Phil
adelphia. Also, Drop-lights, Cut Glass and
decorated Paper Shades, in great variety.
Call ard examine for yourselves. dec l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-22

20 600 PEaCR TREES
ATTEN DOLLARS PER RHUNDRED-FOR
n sale st my Nursery, near Washington GSA,
The above trees are ali OF hne growth, and ~
Of the best select fruit -.
Also, general assortment Of ORNAMENTAL,
EVERGREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT TREES
oc ~ II JOSHUA PEIRCE