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every possible disease of the scalp, whether
dcveluped'aS dandruh itching or in the shape
of entaneon errptions even scald-head- -aId
in possibl. VIII it fail Of curing as if by
magic, vOtls or periodical headache, and If
used twiee a week i,y the Young regTarly. it win
preserve tn color, and keep the lair from fall
ling, to any imaginable age. Read and Judge.
Milford Worcester Co.. Mass. Nov 1850
PROF. @. J. W00D-fear Sir take
pleasure ia bearing voluntary testimony 10 the
magic effects OF your wonderful Hair Restora-
tive. As far back as 1885, ny hair cOmnlen-
ced fa,iing pii, until the top Of M scalp be-
came bald and smooth as glass, aud il has con-
iiuued to falllf'lrsa great many years. ifotwith-
Standing have used many celebrated prepara-
ions for restoration. Seeing your advertise
nent, vas induced to give your article trial,
snd to my utter astonisment, found, after
lewappiie .tions. that my hair bee anne firmly
set. and assumed glossy and beautiful appear
anee; and by the time | had usei quart bot
lie my bald Lead Was covered over yith
Young aud vigorous growth of hair, which is
nov from one 10 two inches in length, and grow
ing fast. Yours truly,
HENRY GOODRICH
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Queensware and Hardware
Z A new and large stock of
FRESH GROCERIES,


~ Persons attending Court. next week,
are invited to call end examine this excellent
and cheap stock of Goods, Great pleasure
will be taken in exhibiting theni-
May I, 1857.
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ID. OYER. Treasurer.
May 90 1851.
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HBrandre,h,s Prll..-rhe weak. the

Consumptive, Rheumatic Costive Bilious
some days will ind renewed strength life pervads
OF their frames the blood
The In the arteries and
In the veins These pills. first effect, act upon the
tertA blood increasing the circulation by which
are deposited In the veins and they throw Of such oolec
lions Into the bowels which by the derry
from Brsndreths Pills. expes them from the when
t used the pills occasion gripping and make the
Pen feel worse this must be borne with for the good
come afterwards No great good often achieved without
trouble In It's attainment and this rule applies the
oNsry OF health. These symptoms only where the
hAs long struggled under load Of impure, scous
consecutive for few days will satisfy the
hoeileVing Of the good the pills doing
snIoSa sne1ld be carefully studied. IL understood ard
$3.50 ~ aud ygnr WILL in majority Of cases, be
user " me use Of kRANDRETH's Pills.
Su - - cents per box Canal street. Brsndreth
5.s iork; BY I. W. Dyott Sons north
. ally. noy az q,
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TIVE MUsIcIPAL CoNrRovERsY.-Testerd
we published the Mayors Message in reply to
the Council Boards resolution inquiring Of
him how it happens that the collections Of the
police (frrm fines, &c.) have Of late so fallen
OF? 1t will be remembered that, not fancying
the statements in the message in question, the
Mayor Msgruder. Below will be found the
report of the Chief of Police, upon which, as
will be perceived, the statements Of the re-
turned message must have been based
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE
December IL, 1856 I
SIR The resolution of the Board of Com
mon Council Of the 9Th instant, calling on you
for certain information, and which you re-
ferred to this office, / shall answer as correctly
as can.
The moneys collected by the police officers
for the months Of July, August, September
and October, amounted to 81 ,Sl2 "a.
The moneys deposited to the credit Of the
Corporation during the same period are as fol-
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DIED,

On the 9th instant, Of chronic Group, FANNIE,
eldest daughter Of John and Sallie Brown, aged
years and months
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral Tomorrow Afternoon,
at O'Clock. from the residence Of its parents on
/, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
On the 9Th instant, Il. GROSVENOR KING,
son Of T. g and G r. King, aged years and !
months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral at ~ O'Clock m, on
Thursday, the 9Th, instant, from the residence of
his grand father, DR.. Philip Smith, No. 3aa Mas
sachu' etts avenue,
&c Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care;
The opening bud to heaven conveyed,
And babe II blossom theren
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By WALL. BARNARD & CO. Auctioneers.
vTNRUsTEE,S SALE OF BRICk HOUSE
Il and Lot in the First wars at Public
Auction. 49, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
January 18th, at az O'Clock. In front Of the prem
ises, by viftps Of a deed Of trust dated May Ia,
1853, and duly recorded In Liber J. A. 3 No
IC4, folios 1874, 1876, anu ia, one Of the land re-
cords for Washington county, ve will sell, tie
Northern part Of lot No u, In square us, 'front.'
ing is feet on seth street west, between NJ I'd n
streets, and running back "a feet TO an alley.
The Lot contains 1854 feet, more or less, with
the Improvements, consisting Of comfortable
Brick House.
Terms; Une-third cash the remainder In six
and twelve months, bearing interest, and secured
by deed Of trust on the property.
B. w. REED, Trustee.
WALL, BARNARD q CO,
dec II AuctiCneers
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New York Markets.

NEW YdHr, Jan. Flour is dull, with q
declining tendency: sales Of 500 bbls.; State
s6.I5as6.3O; Soathern So.S5sS7.2O.
Wheat Is steady; Gales Of IL 600 bushels;
white 81 e9as1 76; red 81 55a$l 50. Corn
tends downward; sales Of 81 500 bushels; mix
ed &c.. yellow 73.c.
Pork is steady; mess s2Oas25 Beef is firm;
repseked Chicago SI4. 50sS15. Lard 10 steady
at l2Ec.
Whisky IL easier; Ohio 26tc.
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ID BLIC SALE. THE SUBSCRIBER
l. will offer for sale, at Public Auction, on FRI.
DAY. the 9th day Of January next, on the prem
Uses, the valuable farm where he now lives, near
owned by Lawson Littleton containing Isl \ acres.
The farm Is In good condition, well prOporlioned
for Plough, Meadows, and Timber LAND beauri-
It good buildings, an apple orchard, and number
Of peach trees, very desirable country residence.
Also, the farm adjoining directly north, the re-
naming part OF the said Littleton Farm, contain
ing III acres
Also, the personal property Of the subscriber,
consisting OF House hold Furniture, Bs1s and Bed
Ing, l Cow, span Of Horses, Harness, Pie isuIe
Wagon, Farming Utensils, &c &c
Terms Of SAFE made known On the day Of sale.
IL II should be scrmy on the day designated
the sale will take place on the first fair day
dec 30-lawtS N. ID WELLS.
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THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
ByJAs c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

BY JAS T.. Mc6UlRE, Auctioneer
(NATALOGUE SALE OF VAST As.
~ semblagc of Excellent, Useful, and Or
nawentak Books and Prints, Just received
from Lamle,, Of Lenden.--On TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY EVEN
INGS, January Sixth, Seventh, and Fig nth,
commencing precisely at O'Clock, at the Auc-
ton Rooms, shall sell, without reserve, a
valuable invoice OF London Books and Prints,
Just received from the celebrated Edward Lum-
ley; comprising works on
DIVINITY, the Arts, Sciences, History, Bellies Let
tres
Anato,-y, Chemistry, Surgery, Voysges, Travels
Graminefs, Re. In Greek, Latin, French, Arabic,
Hebrew, aad German.
Also, works on
Architecture, Antiquities. Math .rnstics, Music
Drawing, Astronomy, Poetry, Zoology, Fiction
Ornamental Illustrations, Geography, Astrology
Metaphysics, the Drama, Painting, sculpture
Eduesdon, Execution, Writing, Army, Navy, &c.
sale psremPtory, without regard to weather or
prices.
Terms cash.
Catalogues may be had by railing at the auc-
ton rooms. JAS. e.. MCGUIRE
jan3-d Auciioneer.
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TO CONFECrI0NERS.

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UN-
Il til the lst day Of February next for the eIclu-
sive privilege Of selling confectionery and other
refreshments except Intoxicating drinks) at the
third Exhibition Of the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute, to be opened on the % and close about
the Goth Of March next.
The bidder must agree to 1T up the space aIiot-
ted to him In a creditable style and In harmony
with the general decoration OF the hall. He mus,
also give satisfactory evidence Of his ability TO
furnish articles Of the best quality.
Address the undersigned, Superintendent Of the
Exhibition, at his office, 40I street. cor OF 9TH
dec 27-eotFeb1 CHAS. F. STANSBURY.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Jan. 7.-Flour is unchanged !;
sales of Howard street and Ohio super at S6.25
for immediate delivery; 1000 bbk City Mills,
deliverable LIST February, sold yesterday at
S6.Tt; holders Of this description are quite
firm at SIS 374
Wheat Is steady; good reds 81. 4oss1. ~,
good to prime whites S1.52aS1. 81. Sales Of
Corn at 60a62, for white and yellow.
Whisky is easier; sales TO day at 25ia26ic.
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DA Perfumed Br.atb.-wh. wand

have dissgreesble breath, wheD by using DE CoURs
BALM OF TEN WHITE WATER LILLY Denfrice can be
rendered sweet and leave the teeth white Asbse
drcp on your tooth brush and wash the teeth night and
morning
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using De La OoUR's BALM WHIrE wATkR LILLY II
VIII remove tan, Pimpes and eckes from the leaving
u sost and rosy Wet towel two three drops
and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE gAsY.-wst your brush and pour on
two or three drops OF De La CouRs TIE WnITE
tiful soft lsther
Price nfy cents For sale By Charles stot Washington
and By druggists generally. Dec 3l-tJan n
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A CARD.

DR.. Hunter, Of New York, having recently
returned from Europe, Will be in Washington
on Saturday, January 10th, and may on that
day be consulted in connection with his asso.
ciate, DR.. Williams, by those who are suffer.
ing from affections Of the Throat and Lungs.
Office $50 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs
Voss' Jewelry Store. It
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
OF THR
UNION qua r Dis

r9NHE UNION GUARDS TAKE PLEASURE
Il in announcing to their friends, both military
and civic, that their Second Annual Ball viii take
place, al the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, LouiSian M
avenue, on the evening Of January the sth.
The Union Guards would refer 70 their last ball,
and also their excursion, as guarantee that every
thing will be conducted IN the most orderly man
ner and any violation Of the rules Of proper de-
corum will be Immediately suppressed.
The company has come TO the conclusion TO Is
sue no invitations, but general one Is extended
TO their friends TO be with them on this occasion
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be bad Of any or
the members or at the door on the evening Of the
ball.
Csmmitiee Of Arrangements.
Capt Reese, Lieut. Donneuy,
Lieut. Williams. Lieut. Harrison.
sergt Lackey.
Floor Managers.
Sergt Lackey, Ihos Dooley.
Frank Reilly, william puny
ian 2-dth
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GRAND JUVENILE BALL.

MONSIEUR 4. r 6ASZYNSkl REsPECI-
NI fully informs the ladies and gentlemen OF
Examination Ball Of his pupils will take place In
Georgetown, al UNION HALL, on WEpNbs-
DAY EVENING, the eth Of January, ard In
Washington at TEMPERANCE HALL, 4 street,
between 9th and 10th streets, the 9th OF January.
Dancing commences at O'Clock.
Ladies are most respectfully invited TO attend,
with their children, to witness the progress made
by Mons. Gaszynski's pupils In one quarter.
The second term commences on the 18Th Of
January In Washington. and In Georgetown the
10th Of January. Application can be made az
Mr.. 6 8 residence, 4O7 T. street Ladies' wish
ing to place their children under him will please
make an early application, as Al. 8. will prepare
his pupils for the Grand May Ball in this term.
ian 3-Iw
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Vermont State Capitol Burnt

MOsrFBLIEH, Jan 6-Evening. The State
Capitol is now on Ere, the cspsoious dome
being completely enveloped with DANES
There exists no hopes Of saving any portion
Of the building.
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DBrswn's Brsnchi.I Treche..-uWs

have found them OF vice in
on and in subdung nTodnoas Nv GA. a.
clerical brethren real In calling thar
70 them LIONS herslo I'VE commend them 10 the At.
tsnton of public speakers, singers and othsr. who
troubled with affections Of the W.,.h
man. "For Coughs. Asthms a. ehe.rTni. -. 800
mouy persoss knowledge their efcscy
Pictorial They simple and elegant form for Admin
lternx in oombnstioa several medicinal b.s
among Physicians in treatment M
bronchial affections DIR. G. y. Biselov ContAnInr M
.u or deIetsriOus drugs these Lozenser can lie e.sS
hsey By public speakers add vocali.s for clearing and
Oct lS-1 JAMES n. CALLAN, AgssA
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IVA. GREEN, Auc,ioneer


GALE, ON ACCOUNT OF Government,
- atthe was hig gten Navy Yard, ~ order
Of the Navy Agent, At Auctier On FRI
DAY, the 9th instant, shall sell, al ts- Wash
ington Navy Yard, at IL O'Clock m, the follow
ing articles, viz:
so pounds Of Bread, SO pounds CT Cheese
127 pounds Of Pickles, patent Balance
20 old Leather Bellows
Terms CAN A. GREEN,
ian Sd Auciioneer.
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Office.
TINE PROPRIETOR OF LOCUST

Il Dairy gives notice to all who have been sup
piled with Milk from his Dairy, that Patrics
Murphy, who drove wagon No. =, and Edward
Pursell. who drove wagon No. l, have left his
employment, and are forbidden the collection Of
any monty or debts on his account, and that he
will In no manner be responsible for their acts.
He will be much obliged 10 his customers il
they will direct their servants 10 aid the new
drivers In finding the residences OF customers.
giving names, and keeping lookout for them as
they pass, or ring their bell, until they become
acquainted with the route, which will require a
few days.
Nothing In the economy or luxury Of living Is
more important to housckeepers (particula, ly
those with young children) than pure and healthy
MI X, and the Proprietor Of Locust Hill Dairy
feels that the citizens OF Washington are interested
In sustaining his Dairy. ian 6-3tx
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Illinois Legislature.

SrRf1sfrELD, Ill, Jan. 6.-The State Sen
ate organized to-day Benjamin Bond, Dem
ocrst, was chooses secretary. An attempt was
made by the Democrats TO take the appoint
ment Of the Committees from the presiding
officer, Lieut.. Gov Wood, pending which the
Senate adjourned till tomorrow. The Gov
ernOr s message was sent in this afternoon.
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Banking House of Chubb Brothers,

TOHN ID BARROW AND HENRY HOLMES
~ are this day admitted as partners in the Bank
ing House OF Chubb Brothers. The firm from
this date will be composed of Cbas. al. J. Chubb
John ID Barrow, and Henry Holmes. The
House in Davenport, Iowa, is composed Of Chas
st. j. Chubb, VIM IL. Dougal. and Alexander II .
Barrow, under the firm Of Chubb Brothers, Bar
row Co. CHUBB BROTHERS.
ian l-tf
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financial

NEW YORK, Jan 7.-Stccks are ldull and
lower, Chicago and Rock Island $50; Cum
berlaud Company l6E; Illinois Central shares
124i; Go. bonds EFT; Michigan Southern so'
New York Central 95l: Missouri os SO.
Sterling exch ange is dull at 108sl08t.
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1t will be seen from, the above statement,
that there has been deposited by the twelve
officers named 81 ,334.74, instead of ss74 20.
These officers have all been confirmed except
Mr.. Gill, who has regularly made monthly
depoSites.
The moneys collected by the following off,
GERS, who are not confirmed, have not been
placed in bank to the credit Of the Corporation,
but is still in their possession, and they are
the amounts they have collected in the four
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ENOR RENT.-THAT LARGE AND AIRY
Il House on Penn avenue, between 9th and 9TH
Streets over A. Hoover & Sons Shoe Store, suita-
BILE for Arst. class Boarding House. 1t is now
undergoing complete repair. Possession given
Immediately. Inquire Of A. HOOVER q SON,
south side OF Penn. avenue, between 9th and 7th
streets. oc Soft
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NOR RENT-THAT LARGE AND HAND
l. some three story Brick ouse with back build
ings, DC, &c on the corner Of 14th and streets
II Is completely furnished throughout. Posses
sion may be had Immediately. Apply to E. K.
WHITE Il CO., Grocers, Louisiana avenue.
dee M-tf
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ny WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers.

ny WALL, BARNARD & CO Auctioneers.
DOOks, BOOKS, Ar kUtrION.--wE
ID will commence Pratt's nfnesee.th annual sale
Of Books at store No. $40, under Browns Hotel
URDAY EVENING, January Sd. a,6X O'Clock,
and will continue everv evening until the whole
stock is disposed of This stock is the largest
and best selected Of any stock Of Books sold In
this city for years Mr.. Pratt has had twenty
years. experience In the business, and selected
this stock frsm the New York and Philadelphia
trade SAFES especially for this market. All Books
warranted perfect and sold without reserve. Fine
editions Of STANDARD Works in great variety OF
binding, English and American editions.
Book at priva sale during the day.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
jan74 Auctoneers.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY MOUSE PAINTING IELEGRLPH.
nisaster 10 Brig ZavAllo.

PRovIscErowN, Jan. 5.-The brig Zsnslls.
from Salem for Richmond, is anchored Cd
Mansfield, with both masts gone.
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UGIInan,s Stimulating Linamsn, will

peeoy cure chr onic and be
oy hundreds who have used 10 n In this city II will ao
cure sprans lsmeness, strains bruises saddle CALLS
hsrses, for which purpose originally prepared
cents per bottle T. ID. GILMAN, Proprietor. Jan 2-Iv
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PHILBRICK is Here Again
(From 377 and $40 Broadwa, New York;
BOOKS AND PRESENTS.

At the Old Stand, under Dexter's Hotel, corner of
Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
HE WILL OPEN THIS DAY,
AN IMMENSE STOCK,
Comprising the largest and most valuable as
sortment Of BOOKS ever offered In this city
CO insisting Of a splendid selection Of Standard
Works In all the departments Of ancient and mod
eTn Science, Literature and Art
Our GIFT BOOKS include eveTy variety in
superb, unique and costly bindings, elegantly H.
Illustrated.
PRESENT
worth from 25 Gents to 500, will be given Tim
mediatey after the sale) to the purchaser Of every
Book for which we receive 81 or more
Each purchaser Of Book will be requested 10
select
SEALED ENVELOPE
containing the name Of one Of The list Of presents
which may he found In our small bills.
H. per cent Of all our net receipts will be
placed In the hands Of His Honor the Mayor Of
Washington, TO be distributed for the bene fl Of
the Poor Of the city
We sell our Books invariably as low as they
can be bought anywhere, and in many cases IS
per cent cheaper.
We give all who buy our Books handsome
Presents, but we wish II distinctly understood
that no purchaser Of Book will have any valid
claim upon US for a Pre- ent,--ihe only consIdera-
lion we receive Is the money paid for our Books
All we ask or accept for the Presents we give Is
the thanks OF the recipients and their influence In
aiding us to dispose Of our stock.
We extend cordial invitation 10 our old friends
and patrons, and the citizens generally, to call
and see lis at
THE OLD STAND, under Dexte IS Hotel,
(Corner Of seventh street and Louisiana avenue,)
Sign Of the Red Flag ana Gift Bookstore
dec Bu Il. PHILBRICK, Agent
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON TIES. w
ID corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th stree,
Is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or liable board
can be obtained. ap6-o
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WALL, BARNARD L co, AucHoneers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF GOI.D Watches.

INTENSIVE SALE OF GUILD watches,
~ Jewelry, &c, at Auctien.-On THURS
DAY MORNING, Januarys, commencing At 10
O'Clock, at our Auction Rooms, 3II Pennsylvania
avenue we will sell without reserve. to cover ad
vances and close consignments, an extensive as
sortnent Of Gold and open Watches, Jewel
ny, &c, in part
fs Gold English hunting case Watches
10 do Lspins open face Watches
Fine Cold Fob ard Guard Chains
Do do Lockets, Pen Pencils.
With many other articles unnecessary TO men
ton, all Of which must be sold without reserve.
WALL, BARNARD& CO,
Il Auctloneers.
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A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
xAsFOR SALE-Che snhAcIi her has for sale

A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
1AsFOR SALE.-The subscrib Der has for sale a
desirable Country Residence, about mile and a
quarter distant from the Post Office, In a north.
easterly direction, on Boundary street, between
9th and 9TH streets east.
The lot consists Of about two acres OF ground,
and Is In high state Of cultivation.
The house Is OF frame, nearly new, and posses-
ses many conveniences not usual In country resi-
dence IL Is forty three feet front and thirty three
deep, with two story kitchen attached.
The situation is elevated, perfectly healthy, and
commands fine view Of the city and surround
Ing country.
Belonging to the premises are d stable, car
mage house and wood shed, all convenient TO the
house and IN good order.
The house Is comfortably furnished, and the
furniture is for sale with the premises
Apply by letter or In person to
jan 3-3w VIM STICKNEy
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TSRCOND DISPATCH.

MONTPELIER. Jan. 7-Nothing remains oi
the Capitol bat the bare walls. The mos,
serious loss Is the apartments Of the ststs
naturalist, the destruction Of which is irIeps
rahle