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q 3 o X g TOWN AFFAIRS
Corssposdsnes Of TAs Star.

6koReEr0wN, Dec. ., 1887.
3u'e serious accident from ETHEREAL oil ham
pened at the residence of Mr. b. r. Moxley, corner
Oh bridge and Washington streets, on Friday
night. IL appears that some Of his children had
occasion 10 go from the lower TO the upper part
OF The house, and took with them lamp filled
WIN the before mentioned oil. The flames acct
uehtaIly came in contact with the fluid, the
biaze communicated to the clothing of a little
gll, winch was also soon In a blaze The screams
Oh the children soon attracted the attention Of
MT Monkey, who succeeded, after consii liable
efforts, In smOthering the flames upon the child,
not, however, before she was badly burned about
the neck and body. Mr.. nj. also had both of his
hands badly burned
In our notice of the failure to light the street
lamps on Friday night, we had no allusion to
Bridge and High streets, each of these were
properly lighted at the usual time by Mr.. Gross.
the superintendent. In this connection we NAV
remark, that one of our most aged and respecta-
bic citizens came very near being seriously in
Jured by the neglect while passing up Congress
street
Business in our city the last two weeks has
been decidedly more lively than we have seen il
before during the entire fall
We have rarely, if ever, seen so much wood
coming in by way of the canal as there is at this
time. Many of the Cumberland boats being una
Die 10 continue In consequence of the breaks upon
the canal, to run coal, have turned their attention
to wood, and this morning there no less than
six large loads living about and adiacent 10 the
wharves of the Messrs. Ritter.
The Mr.. WeiSner, whose sudden disappearance
was noticed in the Star on Friday, has returned
home. ltappeaFS that he had only made flying
and sort of unceremonious visit to New York
small sales OF Hour since our last at S5aS5 25
for standard and extra brands. The stock in
store and arriving is very light, unusually so fol
the season No change In the price of wheat and
corn.
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lAMI IN POSSESSION Of some valuable certificates
IN favor of the Consumption Destroyer also Of it's
efficacy in relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The 81 rup is pleasant and safe and
Blue Ridge; ~ Is no common article. They are
nicely enveoped IN my circulars where my place of
residence il seen.
The extract Of flower called the Al pha Ointment
or The Piles, can, with the Syrup, be iuund al Mr.
- Slot 5: Inc syrup Is at several other places ON
iennsyIvanla avenue. as well as Georg etown Al
MI Newman 8 on Bridge street. In Alex ndria al
more street. y ~
Noilce.-All those who have found relief from the
use of this syrup would confer n favor on NJ A.
Mount by forwarding them their certificates al early
a . possible. a 7-tf
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme great
eure5 Of Consumption, was for several years bad
sib icted 10y dy pepsIa that for part of the time
he WAS confined To his bed He was Eventually cured
bl prescription furnished him by Young claryoy :
AM sIri This prescription. given by n mere child
while IN state of trance, has cured everybody who
has taken II. never having tai ed once. IL equally
as sure ia cases of hts of dy spepSia The inRre
dtenis may be found IN any drug store I will send
inns valuable prescription To any person who will
supply me with the nTInes land residences of ten or
more, individually suffering with diseases Of the
chest, lungs. or throat, as knowledge of Gin inva-
Jus anu the way 10 reach them Is an aud Ia my regu-
York Post Office. "
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New York Markets

NEW YORK. Dec. Flour Is Arm: sales Of
s.5OO 6blS {; state 81 .GOai IS Ohio - 2Oa5 IS
Southern as. I5aS5.JO
Wheat is firm sales unimportant prices are
nominal. Corn dull; sales of 800 bushels; west
ern mixed S2aSJc
Pork Is dull mess Sl7 J0aSIs. Beef is stead;
Chicago r-packrd Sl3COlsl3 50 Lard has de-
clined at 1OkalIc.
Whisky is dull Ohio DC
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Bv WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctloneers.

r..
SALE OF ELEGANT CHINA. GLASS. TER
- RA Gotta, AND PLATtD WARE, BIsQUET FIG-
TRES 6 mp eoTESSsyESI SB EANSy Goops 1EwsLRY,
10 O'Clock. at Combs Hail. No. z3S Pennsy lvanIs Sv-
enue, south side near the corner of 10th street,
nent Of Glass and China Ware, &c, ever offered m
this city; ws name but in part
Cut Bohemian Decanters, Gobleis, Wines, Tum-
blers. and Articles for the Toilet,
Rdch Cgt-glass Ware of every variety,
Beautiful Cut glass and Bohemian Vases, Shades,
Elegant Terra Gotta Vases, Ornaments, F gures, nd
Fine and heavily plated Casters. Liquor stands,
Walters, Mugs, GOblets, &C.,
Beautiful French China Tea and Coffee Sets, Tete-
Fine French China Cups and Saucers,
Beautiful painted China Vases, Figures, and Man
4 large lot Of Fancy Goods, Perfumery,& &c,
Also limited slnount of first class Jewcrv.
these goods have been selected with great care
t. style ard quality. and will be offered by the
represented.
Sale continued on riday and Saturday nights, and
morning and evening.
et dPs cash IN W S2atrfe fu BhRN.Rn uo,.
18TH EABovE SALE is UNAvoIDABLY
Postponed owing to the goods not arriving in time
until FRIDAY Recenbe. II; sane hour; 49,
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE; PROVENDER, HORSES,
NESDAY. the 9Th December, shall sell. at the
late residence Of Rein Arnold. Esq, near Good
a.m.-
3exce!lent Work Horses, Cow
good one horse Carnage and harness
Lot of Farming Utensils. Fodder. &c.
Also, % cords Oak Wood
With good lot of Household and Kitchen
Terms All sums under sao.. cash: over $40. a
credit Of three and six months for notes satisacto-
REIN ARNOLD.
n S,d7@8 II A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
T fifth 81 ASSAME6bssS SMHNESc b Der
10Th at u o'clock, in front oft Auction Rooms,
superior and handsomely finished single and dou-
2ba SIf R0ck PsTH flptors,
do double do.
s'ide-sent Buggy.
oval window Chariotee,
! glass door do.
! shitlns-tOP Buggy,
! T% rTP 40
ak passenger Carriages of various patterns and
! secoud hand French Coupee,
| SET Double Harness.
The above are Of superior make and finish, and
viii be guaranteed for an addition of i've per cent.
asa is'n' cash. J.c.McGU1RE, Auo,ionss,
BY BADEN & LOUNDS, Auctroneers.
by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST Duly
ID executed and recorded. made by VIM. Morgan.
70 the subscriber, shall SELL on MONDAY. the nth
udS UecciHDeT, at n clock q the Navy
lard HILL opposite the residence of Gen. Henderson,
that handsome lelsehOd Property on Lot IN square
S<b, consisting of two story Frame HOuse with A
hack building, on ground rent Of ga pr annum.
SAID property as sod subject 10 another deed of
trust not et due. ard the purchaser wall have the
heneht of The credit on said trust.
Terms: $50 cash the balance on the maturit,
OF The deed OF trust above alluded to- which will be
made known on The day of sale
IL The terms are not complied with within three
days from the day of sale, the subscriber reserves
the right to resell the same at the risk and cost The
deiaultIng purchaser
JOHN l.. SMITH, Trustee
BADEN Il IOCNDS,
n q cots Intel Auctionae,s
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The Florida at Savannah,

SAVANNAH, Dec. 5-The United States mail
steamship Florida, sixty hours from New York,
has arrived here
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Observation-Disclosures Conviction.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Dec. 6.-The American
republicans have nominated George Bliss for
mayor.
The trial of Jones, for murder, resulted in a
We dict Of guilty.
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Public School Hou.e Burr,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6 p. m.-The Rinool6
public school house, corner Of Eighth and Fifty
water streets, was destroyed by Are early thu
morning, having been set on Are The walls onl
are left standing. The building was fully in
SurPd
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Financial

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Stocks are dull Chicago
and Rock Island 72k; Cumberland Coal Co. %;
Illinois Central Railroad 90; do. bonds ST; La
crosse and Milwaukee ID Michigan Southern and
y Ind. II; New York Central "a ~; Penn Coal
Co. So Missouri 6's 7SB
Sterling exchange dull.
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SPECIAL NOTIcE.-For Perfumed Breath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use 4" Balm of
Loo Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
Woodland Cream" new pOmade IL causes gen
t!emen's halr to curl beautifully. Price 80 cents
each. w y. FKrRIDGE Il Co,
PrspretOrs, New York.
Wholesale ard Retail Agents for Washington.
TAYLOR MaUEY, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th ST., Pa avenue. nI7
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Arrival of the Cahawhs.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The steamer Cahawha
from Havana. with dates to the LIST has arrived
sugars had declined slightly
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MONTREAL, l.. c., Dec She thermometer
here to-day marks eight degrees above zero
There is good deal Of ice in the It Lawrence
and the last boat of the season goes 10 the win
ter quarters today.
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Millinery, &C.

MADAM BONEEL,
IVA DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS
40; 55z lsth street west, between and Streets
washington city has the honor to inform the ladies
oil ash,ngt0n and vicinity, that she has fitted up
Dress Making Establishment. where she Is ready
70 maze every KIND of work, as Dresses, Mantilas
Basqnes &c.. and In the best and very latest stye
OF PaTs. receI wing every month the French Journal
DE La Mode. dr. Of from Pans n n 2mS
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BOARDING.

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS can he accom-
w modated with comfortable ROOMS and
BOARD At Mrs: MANNING'S, No. 458 18th street
between r. and +. DIE g.
Mr.. GORDON has opened the House No 325
w Ia. avenue, south side, between 9th and 7th
streets, nearly opposite Browns Hotel for the ac-
ermmodatIon IL permanent and transient Boarders
those who may favor HIM with their patronage
Furnished Rooms tn rent with or without Board.
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More of Tuckermau's Deeds.

PoRTsMOUTH, n. H, Dec. 5-A package of
vouchers mailed for Washington by the govern
ment officer here, several weeks since having
never been received, il is supposed to have been
extracted by Tuckerman, who was lately ar
rested for mail robbery.
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Banks Plurality.

BOsToS. Dec 6-The official vote of Massa
chusetts gives Banks, Republican, for Governor
a plurality over Gardner OFFS, 2li, and over Bezc
IF 29.U27
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Canal Navigation Suspended.

ALBsNV. Dec. 5.--The Journal says there is no
doubt now Of the entire suspension Of canal navf-
cation In this state
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IT WILL PAY TO look in at FRANCIS on Seventh,
street; He has all the new aud useful articles for
Housekeeping, and large stock of Baskets Caias
Brushes, Combs. Pocket Knives Razors ScIssWrs'
DC. He is selling low. d 5-Iw
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WINTER CLOTHING OF ALL QUAIL
Citizens and Strangers wishing To supply them
selves with elegant styles of READT-MADE
CLOTHING, made IN superior manner, at mode
rate prices, are invited to examine our superior
assortment.
Also, an extensive variety of Gardeners Fur
Wall, STEPHENS CO..
nH Init SO Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10Th SITS
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL Il BARNARD. Auct,oneers.
SALEOF FURS. SHAwLS, CLOAKS. DRESS
~ Soop:, F. Ncx GooDs. and PHKFuNEsY.-On
~ ssDAf MORNING, 9Th INST, at 10 o'clock. 81
yanls avenue, we will sell q large assortment of
urs, Dry Goods, &c., as
Sets of Furs, Cuffs and Mufis ....
SILK and other Dress foods
SIX and Cloth Cloaks, Mantias, and Scarfs
Also" one case OF Ladies' French Hats. Of the latest
Large Stock of Fancy Goods
Also, stock of Perfumery, with great variety
not here mentioned.
Terms cash.
Ladies especially invited 10 attend.
do-H WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
TO COVER ADVANCEs-Wn be added 70
the sale on TUESDAY MORNING, at our store,
seven line God Watches, among which are
SHINE 10 carat adies' Watches
:, English Levers, pairs extTa jewels.
IT WALL h BARNARD. Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
DUBL1C SALE.-By virtue of deed Of trust ex e.
y ecuted to me and recorded in Liber ]. A. =,
NO. 49, fulIos ISL 28, 80, &C., snd I'LL one Of the
land records Of Washington county, District of CO.
umbia, shall, on SATURDAY.t the 5th of Deem
Der next, At O'Clock In front of the premises
offer for sale at public auction TO the highest bidder
357, IN subdivision of John Wilson and Nicholas
Callan, as the same recorded IN the Office Of the
record of said city of Washington, District Of Co
Terms cash. The property to be resold at the
risk and ex pense ofthe purchaser unless the terms
Of sale are complied with within three days from the
EDW. z. CARRINGTON. Trustee.
lS-law&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
III THE AROVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until w EDNESDAf, the 9th instant, same hour
did A. GREEN Auntr
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MORE NEW CLOAKs TO DAY.

MORE NEW CLOAKS TO DAY.
We opened this morning another beautiful Iot of
Black and Grey Cloaks, at greatly reduced prices.
VeIyets for ladies' CIoaLs sd %. o,oIeu SIk
Five pieces black ribbed and plain Cloths for the
same purpose.
200 pieces Black Velvet Ribbons all widths, for
trimmings, the cheapest ever offered
we ask the special attention OF all cash purchasers
to the above articles.
COLBEY & SEARS.
5S Seventh street, three doors north
\ OF Pa
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AUCTION sALm,
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING

1O-DhI v 1O-hOhhOW MOhNING.
By BADEN Il LOwNDS. Auotioneers.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF HOUSE N
II FURNIIuRE.-WIl be sold, at the house Of a
gentleman declining hOusek eeplng. en- 18th street
between and streets. Isla' d. ithe flag viii des
lgnate the housed on FRIDAY, the 4th instznt, at
w q. m, largeassoTtment Of Household and kitch-
EN- Furniture, consisting IN part Of
Handsome rosewood Pianos.
Beds. Bedsteads and Bedding,
RrOcatel and OF her Chars,
Divans, Sofas, Curtains, &c,
stoves, Cutlery, &c,
Carpets, Dinner and Tea Sets,
Together with u general assortment Of House-
keepng Goods.
Terms: All sums ofand under $50. rash the hal
ance at 81 and 81 dsys for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest
BADEN A LOwNDS. Aucts.
d2-d s.,.. .. 81 Market Space.
HI THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABLN
Postponed until TUESDAY, the 9Th instant same
honr and place.
d4 BADEN Il LOwNDS, Aucts.
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FUTURE DAYS.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of three writs
w of FIeTi Faciss, issued from the Clerks Ofce
cf the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
the County of Washington, and to me directed |
Will expose to public sale for cash. in front of the
Court house door of said county. on THURSDAY,
the 10th of December, NJ II O'Clock m the following
lie cIa, P,"Pe, 10 VIII; al deienaants right "a
"a, IN Square No. S7i, commencing - feet inches
from the northeast corner said lot fronting l6 feet
inches on I street north between 9Th aud 10th SITS
west, and running hack that width the whole de pth
at the ottogether with al and snsu the improve
erty of William D. Acken, and will be sold TO salts
" Judica's Nos S6l S7a, and 579, 10 October term
Clark, Peter J. steer, and Fielder 81. Magruds r rS
William ID. Acken. J. d. HOOVER
5-dtds Marshal for the Dis, of Columba
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Fugitive Slave Case I'm Indiana

lNDIANAPoLIs. Dec. Eight DAYS since the
agents Of DIR. Vallandingham, Of frankfort, XIV,
captured fugitive slave at Naples, Ill. While
en- roTte for Kentucky the negro was taken on a
wit of babeas corpus before Judge Wallace who
ordered his release. He was, however again az
rested and taken before United States Commits
,loner Rea, who, after hearing the case decided
that the fugitive must 90 back TO slavery again
The fugitive was then rearrested on a writ issued
b. Judge W allace, before whom some nice oues-
tons Of state sovereignty are now being discuss
ed. IL Is claimed by the counsel for the fugitive
that he is free under the fugitive slave law aud
the bred Scott decision, well as under the
state constitution. In the meantime DIR Vallan-
dingham has been arrested on the arhdavit of the
fugitive, charging him with the crime Of kidnap-
ping. The latter case is now in progress before
Mayor Wallace
lNpIANAPoLIs, Dec. 5-An immense crowd as
sembled at the Senate chamber this morning TO
hear the decision of Judge Wallace on tue fugi-
tive slave case. The Judge decided that he could
not traverse the decision ef the Commissioners and
the negro was remaDded back to slavery The
United states marshal started with the negro
this evening for Louisville, where he will re-
lease him TO Vallandngham. The case before
the mayor against Vallandingham for kidnapping
has been dismissed. The excitement is great
and some difficulty is unprecedented at the cars -
No attempt at a rescue, however, has been made
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WOODLAND CREAM" for the hair; BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS, for cleansing the teeth and
bsautIiyIng the complexion. The genuine article to
be had at Jos. SHILLIsGTOs's BOOKSTORE f)deou
Building, corner AZ street and Pa avenue n no n
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tNOR RENT.-Prof II. w. MUNDER having
htted up his Hall in an elegant manner, which
renders one of the pretIest rooms in this oty, II
be rented upon moderate terms for SOrees, Suppers
Hall on Tuesday, "Wednesday, and Thursday even
Ings from III until ~ O'Clock.
His School IL now open for the reception OF pills
on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evening.
Oc 22-tf
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DR.. Pope,
Home 0pdthic PAysicidH and SuTgsoa
DE Menou or Chain Buildings, No. $40 III street
north side, between 18TH and l4th SITS l. eo7m
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MARRIED..
DIED,

DIED.
on The 9Th instant. after n short illness. Mr.. WIN.
MAGIIRA, IN the 6Hth ear OF has age
HIS funeral will take place on Tomorrow lTueS-
day AfernOOn, AT ia o'clock. from the residences of
Island, at which time his friends aud
are invited to attend.
On the 9Th inst, At the Academy of the Visitation
Georgetown, CLARA ", the eldest daughter OF
John l.. and CatharIne A. kIdwel, IN the 18th year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
To attend the funeral To morrOw Tuesday evening
at three O'Clock. from the family residence on First
stree, Georgetown, ID. e.
On the Sd instant, ADA THRIFT, youngest
dan ghtzr Of Edward and Maria ouisa Swami ICED
one ear, SIX months, aEd 'hree days.
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KEEP WARM AND HAVE SPORT.

plI have Just received from the manutactopes IN
tent Tt'Sn a sI Hpnr .9eH q WILLIAM snsw Pa
chambers, din ng rooms, dressing rooms, bath
Also, the finest assortment of English and Ger
nan SKATES, for Ladies', Misses, Gentlemen, and
Together with Misses and Boys sLEIGHs.
Oh an, Ime foe Sess yey snd latest
Stove and Crate Factory, Nos. 3ls and 80 Penn.
Stoves, Crates, Psrlor Companions, Cooking
d i.st 0 go C WS6GsbfwARD.
MRS. HaLE'SNEw COOK ROCK. 81.
NJ Mrs Hae,s Receipts for the Million, 81 IS.
MISS MISS Les sI,s KIDS House R sOok g.,
Mrs. Chlds' American Frugal HUusewile Is cts
seventy. i've Receipts for Pastry, Cakes. and
Miss Beechers Domestic Receipt Book. - cts.
The Housekeeper's Book, 50 cts.
The amIy Receipt Book for Making Bread, Rolls
The Household Manager, by Charles Pierce, Lon
Miss %sslis,s New Reo.ipt. for cooEsry,a.
Miss I.eshe's Two Hundied Receipts for French
pr. Kitehener Cooks Oracle, IS cts.
bon Domestic Cookery 2, cts.
Cookery, Carving. and Etiquette ofths Table, Lon
Mrs; Randolph 5 Virginia Housewife. 90 cts.
shiLings Worth Of Practical 4 eoeipts, London /:
DIS FRANCK TAYLOR.
I AIDES, PLEASE READ.
Instead stead Of selling the remnant Of my stock Of
fANCl GOODS az auction, have moved Il into
my new store, $50 Pa. avenue, between gh and 10Th
streets, where intend giving my customers and the
auction prices. Call before you buy, and examine
for yourselves.
Dealer IN Fronsi Milllnsf; and an; Fancy Goods,
oc2 $50 Pa ave. bet 9th and 10Th sts.
ID ~. DIvERNOIs' HOTEL,
l. A. AVENUE, between nth and 18th streets.
M. MasHINs1oN u
This establishment - newly furnish ed and ar
ranged on the most modern and ImprOv ed prime pie
with private apartments, dc.
,,tJrhe Bar Is supplied with the choicest Of
Game and other deIcaoies in season.
Hot and Cold Lunch from IL O'Clock g. m. until
IL Ia. nA-tf
TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
Corporation Bonds of the CITY of D,vs,,o,,
lows pa, ing 10 per cent interest by Coupon in New
Davenport has now about 2noOo inhabItanis sId -
rapidly increasing m wealth and population. It's
MUNICIPAL debt s only .ooO, and It's railroad deht
only Si2o,s., and cannot now he Increased. Ths
statistics of the CITY published i'm the Inte-
gencer, of the Soth September we recommend
tnese bonds believing them TO he IS safe any
ooe cHUBB BRorHERs.
FRANK FORESTER's (HerI,ertI HORSE and
Horsemanship of the United Safes. and Brit
trated with wood-cuts and tteei-sngraved original
PoItrsts of Celebrated hGPss.; CSn.se,tyh price
ms Agent for Washinrton.
NEW AND PRETTY STYLES OF WOOL
V en- Goods, China Ornaments, PspleT Mache,
& c., &c., just received 81 -. 100
LUTEs,ACCoRDEONs MUsICs
streets, Ilo
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G1 0O0 A YEAR q

RI .OyO $1,000 A YEAR,
2 ,Un nEAR. Profitable and Honorable En-
Si,UO nEAk. poyment for all times. Persons
Z ,@ FAX. IN town or country, in search of
Y INV A FAX. employment a source of in
Sl,m nEAR. come, or to fill up their leisure
! 900 HEAR. hours, may hear Of such by en-
Si,tm MAX. closing two stamps, To pay post
Si,NN A 1EAR. age. to Professor JAMES IT.
~ 600 A YEAR. HORNE, Box No. ASH, New
= 200 A YEAR. York Post Office. The EMPLOY
=! 100 IEAR. ment Is fitted to either sex: sta
Sl.M IEAR. ton in life ministerial. Ii is an
u 900 A YEAR. article of daily consumption and
u 900 YEAR. can he manufactured in the
y 900 IEAR. agents dwelling; secure by co
81 100 1EAR. pynlght; sale as permanent as
900 YEAR. -four. An agent wanted in ev-
81 600 YEAR. cry town in the Union. nl4-lm
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CARD.-RARE CHANCE.-Twelve large and
- handsome Rooms. with Bath rooms, re-, & c
for rent. furnished or unfurnIshed, suitable for
chambers or Offices VIII be rent separately or ali
together. Terms reasonable. Those apartments
are over our establishment, Pa. avenue between 9th
and 10th streets.
WALL, STEPHENS co.
n l8-lm IStates1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07

L'Ok RENT OR LEASE.-A large and commo
Il dIOus double HOUSE, with water. ras. and
hath room, coach house, stabling, and ornamental
garden. The house ~ elegantly furnished ard in
me most central and DIES irabe location. The house
VIII he leased with the furniture for term of ears
10 a good tenant very reasonably. For particulars
apply 10 WIN. WALL. of Wal, Stephens a Co.
80 Pa, avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.