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FROF- WOODS
80 -. =. .-.+:i = I? ;.ny-,' ..
s. 4 - ! y Is =. : . -
IT HAS WORKED itLH4CLESt!
7rIIAT AL THE BALD AND GRAY CA

SssIIAT AL TIE BALD AND GRAY CAE
I be restored perfectly t original growth, an'
color So far rs their locks concerned does act
admit OF doubt; besides, i Will cure every poss
be disease Of the scalp. whethtr developed
;iandrufI itching or ii the shape OF cu'ancous
eruptions-cven scald-head--aui in Id Po>sUl'
case Will it fail Of curing "a if by agi-. nervous
or periodical headache. and !: used twice q wesk
10y the Young regularly, i viii preserve The cdr
and keep tie hair from Falling, 70 an: iusgIua,
ble age. Read and judge
milford Worcester CO.., Mass. Nov 1855
PROF. Q. .J.WoOD-Dcar J. Sir: take p.sa-
sure in herring voluntary testimony 10 the ll..S
c effects Of YOUR won !criui HAY kestorative. A.
far back rs 1886, my hair commenced ft.inE "A
until the.top Of my scalp be anne b.li and sIlonlh
as glass, and It has continued 70 iall fr great
many years. notwithstanding l have used many
celebrated preparations ior rcstcT't":3- SeCinrs
your advertisement, WAS iaAtccd 10 give youc
article a trial, and ,a my uttcr ;sstonishmcnt,
found. after fca apI Nsauors, that NY b,.r i''-
came firmly set and assumed 4 glossy and beau,
/ tiful appearance and by tde time l had used =
| quart bottle, my bald head was covered over
with =. yuau and vigorous growth of nair, which
! Is now from oae 10 tyyo inches IL Ingth, and
/ growing fast Yours, truly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-09
HENRY GG9HRIGH.

Cl;ar,cs;owu. Mas, Aug. O. 1855
Gents Nothing but duty and sym pathy
that feel 70 CoruBIaEiCae to others tha- are af-
tIicicd as ] have beeu would induce me Ia give
this public Acknowledgement IF the benefit have
fcccived from TrJf. Wood's Hair Restorative
When first commenced uSing it. NY hair was
quite gray, and IN spots entirely iaid. nave
ROW used thc restorative about five E1oat' r aud
my hair Is entirely changed to It's original color,
brown and the new hair is over thrre inches i'm
length IN the spots where r. WAS bad. ! have
also been much certified at the healthy moisture
and visor Il the l.ir. which beierc was dry, and
II Las ceased 70 come out a. formerly
Respectfully yours, Sc,
STaTn4pn
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elUC.
FOSTER S. EG ON,
40 THE PUBaEC

sssuE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
L that the undersigned have this day bought
Of john Steven. TWO BAY MARES and their
s,iekiag colts, aud leave the same with the said
John Steven during our pleasure
GEORGE IITZINGER.
+. C. HMT7tIIN. -
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NEONUMENTS, TONES, GRAVE
-.YA Stonts, Mantels. THbie and Bu-
rean tops, manufactured q the most
beautiful ana finest quality Of foreign
anI domestic marble. always ON hard
and made TO order as cheap as they can
be purchased IL tie iia,t, with tAe
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JOHN PhpKE'S
.EoiinsSo FEaTDle eSDThs.

Franklin Street, nesrly opposite the new Metho-
dist Church Johns;owE, IA.
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additien Of carriage; From long oxi,crence in
the business and strict attention tlereto. he
assure tie public chat al orders ~i!l be promPtly
attended to and the work finished in tic lest and
most handsome MANNER. furnished to order and
Delivered al any place desired.
ALSO. Gfindstoncs Of various sriis and sizsf-
suitable for farmers and mechanics. so.d y
wholesale or rc.al.
r-5FFar the convenience Of persons res.idis'c IN
tie east AM uoyth-ot the county, spe, iuleus lay
lo accn a.'i orders left With George Huntiey, al
is TineaTs Establishment IN I.oerSaG5s.
PQrch,sefr stS Sfn-itei to examine st@cs srs
r7.tt Arg. u. 81 Trrt -. Ists.
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GsRAE BEKE..

J nnci i.iil. Cambria CO.,
Dec. t6. iSGI:5.it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14
PROCEEDINGS Of To.Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, the Military West
Poinp Academy appropriation bill was passed.
Mr.. Foster moved to recon slider the vote by
which the Senate had on the day before en-
acted the bill for the relief Of Mary Reside ;
which said motion was duly entered on the
journal.
After the transaction Of some morning hour
business, thespecial order, the pending Rev.
olutionary claims bill was taken up. and Mr..
Clay was addressing the Senate as the Star
went to press.
In THE House, various bills were introduced
and referred, and reports we're made and com
mitted, during the morning hours, none Of
them having so far reached a position in which
they are of interest to the public. The House
we're engaged in the transaction Of this bust.
ness when the Star went to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went to
press, the bill for the relief of Mary Reside
was debated until late hour, when, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Bayard, it was amended by strik-
ing out the words "with interest theresn from
the 9th December. lS4l"-yeas %, nays 20
as thus amended it was then passed; and the
Senate adjourned.
In THE HOUSE, at the conclusion of the
speech Of Mr.. Bingham. the annual message
and accompany documents were committed
and ordered to be printed.
Going next into Committee (Mr. II. Marshall
of Kentucky, in the chair,) the Tariff bill was
taken up, and speeches were delivered By Mr.
Campbell Of Ohio, on the bill before them, and
Mr.. Bowie on general politics, ere the Commit.
tee rose, and the Houss adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14
I Buchanan's official majority in Tenne
see Is ,487.

I Buchanan's official majority in Tennes-
see Is 7,487.
To- bill has been introduced in the Legs
lature Of North Carolina to admit negro testi-
mony in cases where persons are tried for ex.
citing insurrection.
a MAMMOTH SCHENE.-The New York Her
aid says, a scheme is on foot to fuse the two
great Railroads in New York-the Central
and Erie, each built at q cost of forty millions
Then it is proposed to increase their stock to
one hundred millions, to obtain the Hudson
River Railroad, and finally purchase the Erie
Canal and it's branches, which cost forty mil
lions This done, the Herald believes that
State will be as much under the control of this
vast corporation as Now Jersey is under the
control of the Camden and Amboy Railroad
S The Norlandsposton, of Stockholm,
Gays: "The intelligence which we receive
from Lapland is very deplorable. The severe
cold which prevailed in the month of August
DESTROYED nearly all the crops, which is an ir.
remediable misfortune there, where there are
no means Of communication. The Laplanders
arsin great alarm, foreseeing famine in the
winter The temperature in Lapland presen.
ted most extraordinary variations this year
severe cold having prevailed in July and Au-
gust, whereas September and tho beginning
OF october were as warm as summer
III a frog supper was given at Boston, on
Thursday evening last, by distinguished BON
v,Vant, to few friends. The " game" was
OF his own procuring, and ofthe right kind
having pond manor Of the same near Chel-
sea The frog business is becoming one Of
importance, and as many az l, 900 fat green.
hidsrs are procured day by good sportsmen
They sell for So so per hundred; and wher
they become known as q table delicacy they
will command a still higher price No taste
has to be cultivated to enjoy them, says the
Boston Times, when properly cooked.
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sPIRTroF THIS MORNING PRESS
The htsflIgsRcsr says /:

4ue lNctttSeHCeT says
ave understand that the Committee on
Territories in the House Of Representatives
are prepared to report against the memorial
praying the creation Of a new Territorial gov.
eminent over the inhabitants Of the MesilIa
purchase The objection il that the popula-
tisp, ysriously estimated at from two 70 ten
thousand, is nuslsa aicient to Justify the ex.
pense Of such government The committee
are Of opinion that relief can be afforded the
citizens in another way, and have prepared a
bill to provide for the appointment of Sur
veyor General, TO define and settle conflicting
land titles, and also to provide for a repre-.
sentation CT the people in the Legislature of
New Mexico
The same committee are also prepared 10
report against tie separation of tho territory
Of Carson Valley from the Jurisdiction Of
Utah. The reason assigned ara that this ar
rangement would make California too I'm.
wieldy, and that relief can be afforded to the
memorialists by the proper enforcement of
laws contemplated to be enacted against pc
lygamy."
The Union, publishing a communication
from Henry" in defence Of the New York
Young Mems Christian Associations interfer-
ence in politics, again contends that that body
have done wrong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

ROUGH FACES AND CHAPPKD HANDS are the
natural accompaniment of wintry weather
TO remove these Fontaines' Cream of Via
F1oaoers is the most desirable article in use
1t is complete substitute for soap, and fol-
cleaning teeth, giving sweetness to the breath
or softness and delicacy to the hands, ladies
will ind it equally valuable. Sold by the
agents, druggists and fancy stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

nOOR MATS. BIRD CAGES, AND BASH.
~ els cheaper than any place IN The city
jams n, j. MCLAUGHLIN 4 90
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=, u Recent letters from Liberia represent
the suffering from scarcity Of food, especially
IN sinou county, to be very great The Board
tion Society have directed an appeal to the
humane apd benevolent, for contribute on
behalf OF these poor people. A vessel Is now
loading for Liberia, at New York, which offers
to take freight free for this object.
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Rectifyiug Establishment.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
l. method Of Informing liquor dealers that ne
MENT In this city, and is now prepared u SD .
ply all those who NAV favor him with their Gus
tom. He has on hard large stock OF handles,
Gin, Wines, and Old Whiskeys, which he can
sell at as low figure as they can be purchased
for either in Baltimore OF Philadelphia.
N b. The subscriber has also on hand large
lot OF Foreign and Domestic Cigars
PETER FEGAN,
Jan 4-0mf No. 95 La ave 4, near 10th ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

lime PORTEMONAIEs. CARD CASES
l. Papier Mache, and Pearl Ornaments, at
JAMS HI. MCLAUGHLIN a. OO,S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

~ Mrs Myra Clarke Gaines has instituted
another suit in the United States Circuit
Court of Louisiana, against the city of New
Orleans, H f Lamyre, Charles Hopkins, Dom
lingo Laurts, and L. Lalland Ferrier, claiming
forty arpents of land and q number Of lots, all
located In the city and which defendants hold
In possession, and are now the reputed owners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

DEATH OF COUNTRY THOMPSON" TIE
Baltimore Sun of this morning says: "Las,
night, at Il o'clock, We called at the residenc
OF this man, known as ''Coun ~ Tho npson. "
AID found him in the article Of death. Tie
attending physician, DR.. Bussey, did not ex.
pect him to survive more than an hour or 90
From this gentleman We learn that ruuors
current yesterday that Thompson had been
poisoned are without foundation, there being
no indications to warrant such a suspicion
The probability with the physicians lie that q
small blood vessel was ruptured 10 the brain
upon the first attack of vomiting, coma imms-
diately supervening The real cause Of his
sudden prostration can only be determined by
a post norton examination in the event of his
death.
Since the above was written, we have re-
ceived information that Thompson expired at
thirty five minutes past twelve o'clock -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

The AMERICAN MISSION DECLINED BY Mr..
VILLIKRs.-The New York Post learns from
friend in London, who is likely to be well
informed upon the subject, that Hon. Mr. VIII
Tiers has declined the appointment as minister
to Washington. The correspondent writes:
"Villiers had the American mission offered
him and was on the point of accepting it The
pay was raised to $4,000 to induce him 10 take
it, and all the cabinet urged it on him with tho
exception Of his brother, Lord Clarendon, who
advised him to decline 1 don't understand
this; it would seem as if Lord C. did not an
ticipate that affairs would move on as smoothly
as all anticipate"
The correspondent adds:
"The Prusso.Swiss affairs look bad. The
impression here is that there is plan to par
tition the country. in which the migrate Louis
Napoleon joins. l think, however, it will end
10 compelling the Swiss to abrogate their con-
stitution Of '4S, aud 60 back to that imposed
upon Thorn in rs. l am told that Fay is &C.
tive in urging the Swiss to submit to the de-
N snds of Prussia, which is net unlikely, con.
sidsring his antecedents. If true, vote for
taking his scalp with rusty knife"
We find the following in the postscript of the
correspondence letter:
"Lord Elgin is most likely to get the Amer.
loan appointment. Some one will 90 out soon. {"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
~ TO KNOW !-HOU SEES FURN-
ISHED We want Housekeepers and those
about TO commence Housekeeping t. bear In mind
that the first, second, third and fourth rooms of
cur large and spacious warehouse are filled to
CABINET FURNITURE and House. furnisb-
Ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
invite The attention Of those In want Of bargains
Houses furnished throughout with every article
In the housekeeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH,
or to punctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
TIE " HousKKRRPRR's EMPoRIvNn and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"Qsiek salss and small profts.n
BONTZ & COOMBS,
dfc 1-3m 7th street, between and X.
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PERSON al

| go. Col. Fremont is preparing revised sdi-
ton Of his explorations.
80. B. D. MISSY, a we'll known publisher
OF Boston, died in that city on Monday.
| 49,. One of the most prominent Israelites
, In New York, Samson Simson, died on Wed.
nssday last
1T d Rice, the "Jim Grow" deliusator.
was sung .shottsd and robbed in New York,
Friday night, of $40.
-. A correspondent Of the N. o. Delta,
writing from Havana on the LIST inst saws:
81 am sorry to add, that the health Of DR..
Kane, who is stopping at Mrs. Almy's, is %
very bad, that strangers are not permitted to
see him. am told there are but slight hopes
of his recovery"
go. Our English exchanges announce the
death Of Mr. Hugh Miller. the we'll known
writer on geology and editor of the Witness
newspaper. NJ. Miller had been found lying
dead on the g DOT of his bedroom, shot through
the heart with pistol bullet That he died
by his own hand there seems to be no doubt,
but tho circumstances under which the mel
ancholy event happened do not lead to the
supposition that his death was an act Of inteu-
tional suicide. For sometime past he had
been in the habi. of hay ing loaded revolver
in his room, AN attempt having been made
lately to break into his museum.
-. Ii is seldom that a case of such contin.
ued prosperity can be chronicled in the histo-
~ OF any mercantile firm as in that of the
Messrs. Rowland d Aspinwall noticed by one
of eur contemporaries. About thirty years ago
the commercial firm of G.. E. l. S Rowland
Was formed in New York city. They were en-
gsged principally in the West India Trade
Ten years afterwards the partners retired
from business, wealthy, leaving behind, as
special partners, 5000, 900 for their successors,
Messrs Rowland AspinwalI. A few years
further on, and the members of this firm also
retired, leaving the same amount, as special
partners, to junior Messrs Rowland & As
pinwall; and recently, these latter have, too,
retired, leaving 100000 for still younger
members Of the same name and style of frm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

Gen. Houston We are informed BY this
distinguished gentleman that the stories fost-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14
X REMOVAL.

SAMUEL Chiffon, ATTORNEY Ar
- LAW, &c has removed his once to The has
ment OF the house Of Johnson HELEN, Eso .,
dec 3O-lm&
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7 Osr. DURING LAST WEEK, AN OVAL
IL Corhelean SEAL, inscribed with numerous
Hebrew characters The finder will be rewarded
by leaving Il a. The Star Once. ian 14-2l&
VIZ q. MErZEROrT HAS NOW ON
w . hand four Secondhand Pianos e-ea
Two for $50, one for SIS and one fcryYXTr
500. Also large stock Of New Pianos at ii e
lowest factory prices.
Music Depot, corner 18th street and Pean. ave.
ian IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be
acquired by using the " Balm of a thousand
hOwers." 1t will remove tan, vtmplss, and
Jrecktes from the skin, leaving it of soft and
roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour on two OF
three drops, and wash the face night and
morning. For sale at Shillington's, agent fol
Washington, and all druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14
BIVALVES.

Now that times are go dull, and living so high,
Pray, what shall do. and what shall buy
Why husband, your means-your small earnings
foster,
Eschew Butchers meat, and live on the Oyster
closed.
And stern winter is here with lis ffosts, and his
SHOWS
All never mind, that tho he should storm like a
Fury,
You'll aluays End them at Seh,0a,ze's + D,ury.
5000 too, and fresh, tho brought from afar.
For so you may read each day in the - star"
So come take my arm, we'll walk up and see,
at 4s9 Eleventh street, one door above +.
ian l9-eo3-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

1917 AMERICAN ALMANAC-BOS.
lCOS ton-and repository Of useful lnowl-
edge. The 2sth year Of It's publication. Con-
timing all tie important Statistical and Political
Information Of the country. For sac In Wash
ington by TAYLOR MAURY,
ian II Book store, near 9 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14
NRw YORK. 2sth necemher les,


nEAR SIR I'm ANSWER TO YOUy
~ order received few DAYS since, we have tisis
day shipped TO you one Of our finest finished
sweetest toned Pianos This beautiful insrru-
ment is full seven octaves, serpenIine mouldings,
and octagcn carved legs, ard Manufactured from
the best ma erials, ana the rosewood part cannot
be surpassed We take great pleasure Ia warrant
ing and guaranteeing this Piano to you, and have
no doubt YOU will meet with ready sale for H.
Yours truly, A n. GAKHLK & Co.
Third avenue
To John F. Ellis, Washington, ID. G.
This magnificent Plano, one OF the test sns
prettiest ever sent south from this celebrated a.
tablishment Is now free exhibition al or, ,,or
and will be sold upon reasJ nable terms
Also on hand, the largest stock In tia IN, NJ
Pianos from Hallet Davis Co, Boetop. Nsson
& Hamlins Melodeons, and all kinds o. Musicai
Instruments
Old Pianos taken In exchange for lew.
JOHN Z. ELLIS,
Jan G-lw 800 Pa ave-, near 10Th Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

BURNErr's ORIENTAL ToorH WASH This
Elixir for the Teeth and Gums com ines, in q
concentrated form, the most desirable cleans
ing and astringent properties, at the same
time it contains nothing which can possibly
ipjure the most sensitive and delicate orgapi
zation
1t arrests decay of the teeth.
1t cures canker in the mouth.
1t acts as detergent after smoking.
1t renders the gums hard and healthy
1t neutralizss the offensive secretions Of the
mouth.
1t imparts to the breath fragrance pecu.
iiarly aromatic and pleasant.
1t has received the sanction and patronage
Ut the most eminent of the dental and medi.
cal faculty.
Prepared only by JosRPH BURNETT 4 Co.,
Al fremont street, Boston, and for sale by all
Druggists.
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Boarding.
LOVERS OF GOOD OYsrERS!.

WE CALL YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION,
w to the quality Of the Oysters we sN -
now cave on hand believing them 10 EN (sl
be far superior TO any now In the city, N.Y.
and indeed as good as we get when
navigation Is open; and In fact sher as Ia Ike
them out Of the water the day previous 10 sale
Try them. SCHNARZE & DRURY,
ian 12-eo3t 4e9 11th 81. I'd door above e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

HOUSE WANTED WANTED TO PUR-
II chase, for private residence, good Brick
OF Stone House, In Washington, with at least or
10 Rooms Persons wishing 20 sell will tlesse
address the undersigned through the Star Once,
giving location and price.
jan 1l-n PALUS WAIVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

STRAYED OR SrOLEN-A SMALL SET
~ TER SLUT about four months old, -
answering to the name Of Flora SheA
has yellow ears and curly white body. and tail.
She Is somev hat flea bitten about the feet. She
strayed or was taken from Thomson q Reese's
Restaurant on Monday. suitable reward will
be given for its return to $50 Penn ave. ian 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

"A COOK WANTED AN AMERICAN OR
"A 6ermen Woman Ons who understand her
business, and cen core well recommended NAV
apply at once, at No. 3s7 18th stltet, between g
ana IL ian ID atA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN as SALES
w man 10 a Dry 6oods Store One ACC tainted
with the business preferred. Apply at NO 2sa
Penn avenue. ian I3-sts
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Wants.

"TANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGEU wO.
w man, Situation as Nurse and : eznstress
She understand her business well, and can cone
" ell recomme1 6ed lie
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WANTED GIRL ABOUT IA YEARS
w OF age, to Nurse. Apply at No 4sI IOth
street. between ID and s,ieeis, near McSulre's
Auction Store Gan IA ore
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(tOLORED SERVANTS WANTED BYA
~ family In Washington, two good Servants
One As Cook, and one as general help. Must
come thoroughly recommended fer honesty ana
behavior To such good place win lie given
Apply, by note, to Box SCI Post Once, with ref
erence. ian IA 0ts
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StANTED-A WELL QUALIFIED Ofs-
W ter Sucker al the SUBSCRIBER Fer further
ihfofnatlon Apply a. BOU GER's, On u
street., between 18th and 18th streets near the War
De- artfnSnt ian "a 2,
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IVAN ED-AN INDIVIDUAL, WITH
w capital, to take an interest "a valuable n
Judges The best now before the public An inter
" CIV can be had with the inventor by cal no az
4. u. Ciayton's Patent Agency ON e. sss 9Th
s.ra't where the model can be teen
lie s. HICkOk. Inrentlr
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PHILAOELPHI CAKEAT PBILA
@A delphia prices, at the PHILADELPHIA Ice
Cream Depot. corner Of 18th and F streets
Ice Cream 81 so per gallon. ian IO-lm#
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-14

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