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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-30
SENTINEL.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
pp,v,, Avn DErARrURE OF MAIL

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
DAILY-Going North via Railroad.
Depart al /, As P. A.. Mail close at is, P. NJ.
DAILY-GoIng South via Railroad.
Depart at IS. T. n. Mall close al l,lS, Pm
Arrive by 10, M. Depart at . 90, P. M. Mali
rp,o ciS's % sfkEy, q i,So, SsItou 4; ~; Fails.
Arrive Oyery Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
IQ, NJ. Depart same days at 2,Oo, p. N. Mail
close at ], 80, p. NJ.
Arrive every Wednesday aud Friday. by 4, pm.
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. M =.
Post OFFICE AT RAvEKNA-
OPEN pt 7,3O, A. NJ. CLOSE at P. M. Daily
Sundays excepted. r. A. GILLETTE, p M
THE HohsE FAIR.--The work Of fitting
up the grounds for the first Fair Of the Wes-
tern Reserve Hofsebreeders' Association,
which "cO!hes otf'' at ROsennu, on the 10Th,
Goth and 2lst Of October, Is progressing
finely. The track will be fine one, being
a half mile In circumference, and having
two straight sides of 7SO feet or more each,
In length, with easy curvesj and, we are in
formed, will be completed in ten days or two
weeks. The Fair Grounds will be very
much enlarged, and us good arrangements
as the time allotted will admit Of, will be
made for the accommodation of visitors.--
Success to the enterprise !
A KANSAS CASE NEARER HoME--We
learn that portion Of our Republican cou-
sins in Aurora are not satisfied with being
governed in their local political matters by
rest Of the county, or by the Ravenna Junto
and are determined to 20 it on the "popular
sovereignty" principle. Ond manage theiI
own affairs in their own way" Quite Q
sensible ideal But what will the Simon
pures think of that, and what will they dc
bbout lit Nous usrr6ns.
HJThe Treasurer Of the Agriculture
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DIED.

In Atwater, on the 26th inst, Of Typhus
Fever, MARY ANN, daughter Of Chauncey
N. and Magdalena Sears, eyed "a years
and 8 months.
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JUST LOOK HERE.

STONES Patent Suspension Clothes
~ Frame is one of the greatest inventions that has
not be surpassed in the country. II is very light and
easily handled. II contains about IS feet Of line
for hanging clothes on and airing them. 1t can be
takes up than the space Of six feet long by
four inches square, and weighs but elk and half
pounds. II 10 sebracing from the centre, and 10 not
now in use. Patented June 29d, 1885,.
G. STONE, Patentee.
The Patentes Of Stones Suspension Clothes Frame
his made arrangements with Messrs. Ross 4. Zim-
mer 10 manufacture his Clothes Frames for Portage
and adjoining counties. All orders addressed TO
them will be promptly attended to, Great induce
ments are given TO agents te engage 10 the sale Of
Frames. rs g.. ~ ~
Please address ROSS 4 ZIMMER, or c.. ETEoN,
Ravenns, Portage co., Ohio. s ~
August %, le59-4w. Eyats Is
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RAvENNA MARKET-SEprEMBER 30.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY wHITTLEsEY AND wADswoRTH
AND OTHER DEALERS IN THE ARTICLES NAMED.
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Agricultural.

At the Thirteenth Annual Pair held in Raysnna
BY the Portage County Agricultural Society, on the
goth, 2ls and 2ed days of September 1858, the fol-
loving premiums were awarded!
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At the Thirteenth Annual Pair held in Raysnna
BY the Portage County Agricultural Society, on the
2Oth, 9ls and 0ed days Of September 1858, the fol-
loving premiums were awarded!
CLASS l--Stallions.
L. W. Crittenden, Franklin, best Stallion, Ohio
H. H; Morse, Randolph, "a do, fiCulluraiist "
X. N. Andrews, ROOtstOwn, Sd do, cultivator w
Z. Hamilton, Shalersville, best three year old
Stallion, Ohio Farmer and IO0
John Spires, Deerfeld, I'd TO-, Cultivator and 90
K. Hamilton, Shalersville, best two year old
Stallion, CutiVator and 100
CLASS Carriaoe Horses.
c. II. Hartle, Raysnna, best span GeIdings,
Charles King, Ravenna, Cd do, Cultivator and 90
H. H. Coe, Charlestown, Sd do, Cultivator.
Hiram Collins, Ravenno, best single Geldlng,
A. J. Jennings, Ravenna, Cd do; ! 10
c. H. Hartle, Ravenna, best span Mares, Ohio
R. <. osgOod, strcetsboro', Cd do, O. F. and 100
W. Williamson, Ravenna, Sd do, Ohio Farmef.
R: B: Cotton, RoOt'town, best single Mare,
A. D. Burt. Brimneld, Cd do, 10
Z. Carter, Jr., RavenuH, best span year old
Colts, Ohio Farmer and OO
D. M. Afford, Windham, I'd do, Ag:iculturall
and 1 bC
CLASS 3.-Brood Mares and Coils.
John Fletcher, Ravenna, best Brood Mare,
Cultivator and 40 M
John Burnett, Charlestown, cd do, Aericultu- W
Talist and lDt
T. G. Austin, ,Charlestown, I'd do, loo
Benjamin Norris, Randolph, best single 3 year
old, Agrculturalist and OC
Orsemus Hamilton, Randolph, I'd do, Cultivator.
r. n. Andrews, Rootstown, best single year old
Ohio Farmer.
l.. PEBBLES, Charlestown, Cd do, Cultlvator.
q. w. Converse, franklin, best Yearing, o. Farmer
Zenas Judd, RavenDa, Cd do, Cultivator.
John Fletcher, Rnvenna, best Colt under months
Ohio Farmer.
genas Judd, Ravonna, eL do, Cultivator.
Glass 4-Drqf and Farm Stations.
H.; H. Morse, Randolph, best Stallion, Ohio
| Farther and 40 M
C. Gackler, Jr, Franklin, best year old Stall.
lion, Ohio Farmer and IN
Saiiie, Cd do, Cultivator and 0I
CLASS 5-GeldiAss, &c., for Farm.
NJ. Andrews, Brimaeld, best span Geldngs, o.
w. A. jenkins, Streetsb6roi, Cd do, o. F. and n
Z. G. Moulsn, Brmaold, Sd do Ohio Farmer,
Guian Clements, Ravenna, best single aeld1g,
M. W. Price, Shalersville, Cd do. iSS
Bella Wheeler, Hiram, best span Mates; Ohio
D. S. Spencer, windham, Cd do, o. Far. and ! o.
Charles Burnett, Charlestown, Sd do, Ohio Farmer.
H. W. Lake, shalersville, best single Mare,
Cultivator and 10
Geo. Willard, shalersville, Cd do, Cultlvator
| and 10
William L. Russell, Ravenna, best span 3 year
old Colts, Ohio Farmer and 10
Robert Smith, Streetsboro', Cd do, Agricultu-
| ralist and 10
Glass 6.
A. M. Nichols, Shalersvlle, best single 3 year
old Colt, A9riculturatist and $40
N. A. Hine, Shalersyille I'D do, Cultivator.
viii lam Stockwell, Ravenna, best 2 year old Coll
w. W. B. Smith, Ravenna, 81 do, Cultivator.
George W. Barclay, Edinburgh, best ycarling Col
Ohio Farmer.
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Now was the all-important moment-the mo
ment OF life and death. All were in a measure
on their guard; and one quick, furtive glance
showed me that the girl still held my weapons
carelessly in one hand, with the other remain
Ing extended for the prize. lifted the box
wild, startled yell, and as Senorita started
back, L, with the quickness Of lightning seized
both weapons, and wrenched them from her.
To wheel and commence firing upon the par
y was now only the work Of moment The
nrst shot, fortunately, stretched out the chief;
the second took effect on the nearest to him !;
and by the time the third had been sent on its
mission, there arose one simultaneous yell of
dismay, and the astoundsd robbers began to
scatter In every direction. ! had no disposition
TO follow them, however; another minute they
might rally and turn upon me and springing
forward, grasped the rens of q freed mus
tang and vaulted into the saddle One more
glance around me showed the Senorita Paula
upon the body of the chief, her lau ghter changed
to grief, and some of the scattered towards
bringing their weapons to bear upon me.
Adieu, Senorita and Senores!" said l, Bit
terIy; he laughs best who laughs last ~
The next moment L was dashing away down
the road, the half-rallied robbers pouring after
me a volley, but fortunately not touching their
mark They would doubtless have followed me
In hotpursuit, but for the wholesome dread they
nad OF my still undischarged weapon. As il
was, l escaped, and entered the town of PuebIa
In triumph, where it is almost nee dless to add,
a narrative of my exploit made me n hero and
lion for the time. Here sold my captured
mustang and trappings for enough to indemnify
me for what had disposed of in the way of
presents, and the next day saw me an inside
passenger of the same diligencia, en- route for
Mexico, where 1 arrived in safety, without any
further event worthy of note.
What became of the robbers and their beau
tiful accomplice never learned but the lesson
taught me on that journey have never forgot
ten; and during the remainder of my stay in
that country, no pretty woman ever had the
honor OF being my business confdant, or of get
ting possession Of my trusty and unfailing re-.
volvers
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GOOD NEWS AND NEW GouDs.

Having Just received my fresh supply of fine
French ConfectIons and Bon BOns. from the first
olass houses--Maisrd al d Strndler 4 Co., New
York, am prepared to furnish al parties in first
o'ass style at cheapest Rates. will have as usual
my large SUP ply of large Fruit and Pound Cakes.
for the Christmas HOLIDAYS, with all the little sfest
eras for Christmas trees. Small fine Cakes every
day fresh. Also Ices, Ielies. Charlots, fine fanny
Pyramids, 30, &c.. made To order and on hand for
every sized party. My own personal supervision
given to all parties. Servants and ware furnished
at low rates. All ask is n fair trral.
q. WEAVER, SAT Pa. avenue.
N. b. My health having improved since the past
summer, have not sold my estabii ishment, as ad-
veftised neither 10 it for sale now.
de 9-3w J. G.. w.
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CTEREOSCOPES AND STERESCOPiC
- VIEWS-A new and ex oellent assortment iust
received By .FRANktIN PHILIP, =.
- bookseller. $50 Penn. avenue,
dsN .r.. ....I .-g between eth and 10th sts,
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UEGETABLE BALsAM.
OR FRAGRANT HAIR WASH
For beautifyiug aid preserving the HAIR. possess
ing peculiar Strengthening and refreshing qualities.
II also removes DANDRUFF ard DISEASES
OF THE SKIN, giving life and vigor 20 the hair
hitherto unattaInabie. Manufactured and sold.
JOHN H. GIBBS, Wizards Hotel, and
No. 2a2 Pa. avenue, Washlngton, u. g.
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T THE HARP.

L HE QUEEN or ALL INSTRUMENTS.
Parties wishing 70 learn the HARP, but not having
one, will be allowed the privilege Of the use Of one
ior daily practise trtfAort rAdrge, at the NEw
MUSICAL REPOSITORY by making immediate ar
ranEements with PRoF. c. IT. DEC6siEL for q
horotsh and proper ooETss Of tHStyuettOa, Inoud-
ing BOchss's celebrated NEw HARP tFrKcrs AND
fhshGks. Ierms ~ per quarter: pay no more.
ranted.
HARP STRINGS for s575 Everything In the music
lire.
PIANOS, HARPs, GUITARS, &o.. &C.. for sale and
to rent.
Musical Repository corner IIth st. and Pa sv.
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pARLOR FURNITURE,

WALL, STEPHENS & Co,
w No 80 Peas. lcsssA
BOYS AND YOUTHS, READY-MADR
CLOTHING,
For School dAd Dress Wtd.,
Parents aud guardians wishing to furnish thar
children snd wards with School and CoIlexe Outfts
for the coming season, are invited to examine orr
present large and extensive variety of
BOYS CLOTHING,
where they ht out their children of sll si1es I'm
q few minutes, with every description of RFIpTS
MADE GARMENTS Of substantial and durable sualitx
WALL STEPHENS q CO..
su 2S-u No. 80 Pa. av.. bet. 9Th and 10th sta
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o Il X A o E o,
HE Subscriber having maze additions 20 his
Factory, making 10 now one Of the larf est 20
in the uIsITIot, vneTe hIs faculties 1UT ~
manufacturing all kinds of CAR
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS car not be sur
passed, and from his long experience n the busi-
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
AL kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept On
hand
All REPAIRS neatly done, and al orssu prompt
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
Ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
loft corner of 18th and sts.
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L'OR RENT.-Ih he DWELLiN- HOUSE, No.
y <Ss street, on the square Immediately east of
the front of the City Hail. door the residence
of j. Nj. Carlisle, the PROPRIETOR 10 whom applioa-
ton may he maoe The house will be rented only
Tor the dwelling house OF private family. The
rent will be 800 per annum, pay able at uch periods
as may bs az reed on. 2S-tf
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Read Certificates Of PraetisiHs PkVsieSans s. raoys
oftphich odH be giren,

z
ofphich oda be gireH,
1 have for some time past used the Vegetable
Balsam, or Fragrant Hair Wash. made by Mr.. John
III Gibbs, of this city, and have found il an az xoel-
lent preparation for keeping the scalp entirely cea1
and thereby efhc enty promoting the growth Of the
hair. In an instance falling under my notice IL
applied to arrest the falling off Of the hair amer
protrsoted fevertand with entire success IL is not
encumbered with those heavy essential olls which
always more or less Injurious tOsthe hair bulba
from which the tIssue derives its nutrinent.
SAM'L A. STORROW, NJ. ID.
Wnshnfton ID C. December 18th. 1855,
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MUSIC ACCOMPLISHMENT.

Prof. DE CESIEL has few more hours 60
spare, which he will devote in giving a superior
course OF Musical Instruction, rarely TO be met
with, on the Harp, Ptasof oforts, 6sitar, SisgtAS
and classical Organ PIdyi1g,& &c.
N. B.-No instruction whatever will be giveo
where payments are not made IN advance.
ENGAGEMENTS can he made by calling at his New
Musical Repository, corner llth street and Peus.
avenue. 90 lift
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MUSICAL EXCITEMENT I'm TIE CITY

Thote who want 20 Durchase q perlor Piano
would do well TO select one Of STEINwAY Sons,
vhoh 10 decidedly the first now IN tie markef,-
considered by competent udges. such as 6ottsohfk.
Nj. Mason, Woilenhaupt and many Others, 90 be tls
besf instrument, the faest toned and Though last
not least) the most durable Piasos IN the world.
Having list Of near ONE THOUSAND names as refer
to their celebrity. sold at prices cousderably
less than anywhere else IN the city. Cal at the
Shw Musical RKPosIToRT, oorner llth street and
no27a % PROF. DrcGNIEI,. Sole Aren't.
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Washington, b. c.. DecembeT 18th. lass.
CuLpKpER CouRr Horsk. No,embsr Is, less

CuLPRPRR CouRT HoUsE, November IS, i6Ss
Ihave used the Hair Wash made by Mr.. John III
Gibbs of w ashngton, ID. c.. In case ia which the
hair had been muoh injured by a protTacted fever.
and found il highly useful in promoting the growth
of the hair; and subseQuen use OF the Wash I'm
proved both irs teXtuTesld appearance. The scurfy
Condition of the scalp, which the of hair de
pended, was entirely removed by repeated applloa-
tions of the Wash.
de Linn VIM. Nj. THOMPSON, M, d
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CENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO
VI ORDER.
WALL, STEPHi No, co. respectfully in
vite the attention of gentlemen 10 their present
lsrge and very desirable assortment Of hne
CLOTHS. .CASSIMERES. Velvet, Silk, and Sat-
In VESTlNGS, embTscing ali grades. colOrs, and
sty les Of fashionable materials ad pied 10 mems
wear, which they will make to order, in the best
style of workmanshIp and finish, at prloes much
oh eaper than the usu4l city ratss
Constantly on hand one OF the lsrgett sssortments
of READY MADE CLOTHING for men and
boys 70 be found IN this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
ooS 50 Pa sE. between 9th and 10th streets,
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wM. M. THOMPSON, NJ. ID.

GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINs-l
n have purchased from the assIgnees of arge and
frst-olsss Jewelry Establishment IN New York,
q fine stock OF choice Diamond Coral Cameo, lava,
and other rich God Jevery Gold and Silver
Watches; Lockets, Spectacles, Thmhies &C ard
as wish 10 elspose OF them in a short time, will
give my customers chance TO buy some Of the best
goods at lower prices than the same quality hss
been sold for In this clty. | shall run them OF very
fast, therefore all who wish TO purchase great baT~
NOS II. o. HOOD.
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nRY GOODS DRY GOODSM
Y AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
selling On TO reduce our very heavy stock our en-
tire assortment Of rich Fancy and Staple DRESS
GOODS, TO close them out hv LIST of January
Al! Fancy Coored Dress Silks and Ones.
All rlch Printed MousselInes and ValencIas.
All wide Black and COUred Silk Velvets.
All fine Plain and Plaid French Merinos.
AL handsome Cloth Cloaks newest styles
A large assortment of long aad square Cloths
Broohe and other sty les Shavls.
HI With a general assortment OF frst class Sta-
pie Goods at reduced prices.
j. w. COLLEY Il CO.,
dee Wv No. 52S 7th ST., doors above Pa. av
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Two LET-ROOMS, FURNISHED, } with Board, In
private family. on l. street. No. 5I4, between
9Th and 18th streets north for gentleman and lady
or two slLg e gentlemen. oc 2S
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ETRUSCAN JEWELRY.-Justr received.
~ Lavas, Canoes, Corals, and Nosaics, in rich
Etruscan Settings together with large InvoIoe of
FANCY SAvervare, suitable for wedding presents.
III. SEMKtN,
uoS SS0 Pa ave-. hat 9th and 10th SITS
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A HOUSE FOR RENTIN THE BEST BUS
"A INES LOCALITY IN THE CITY.-rhe
House at present occupied by DIR. X. Finley Hunt,
DENTIST, for rent Ii the north side of Penn.
avenue. between 9Th and 10Th Streets I'm one of the
best business squares in Washing tom running back
10 street. and containing IL rooms besides the par
ses TO Dr. HUNT. se24-tf
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ICE HOUSE TO RENT-Looated on r; street
L south, between I'd and 81, east. IN good condl-
ton; Kent reasonable, aud taken, in part, IN Ire.
Apply on the premises. no 2S-tf
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n M. J. MoCOR hICK
COMMISSIONERS OF THE COURT OF
CLAIMS, AND CONVEYANCER.
ONCE and Sidsnce No. <S2 st street east, rssa's
Rotc, Capitol Hall.
Deeds, Wills, Contracts, and all other legal writ.
ings. carefully and promptly prepared no l2-9m
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~ House of Mr. Ellet, No 2s8 ri street, north
side, between 18th and 18th, with stable aud car
rage house Is for rent. This is large cheerful and
oommodous dwelling In perfect order, and will be
tenant, no ~
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Musical Instruction.


III ARP LkssoNs-kxrRAoRDiNAkf@
Parties purchasing a R.rr at manufacturer
proc. at the NIw MUSICAL REPOSITORY. Prof.
DeCGnlel holds forth the Inducement Of gvinr haif
instruction rtfhosf charge, for the purpose
OF maxi at prominent InstrUm IN this city.
INisHlNo LEssoNs Elven acoorjin 60 the method
OF the ltalfnn School on the PIanoforte, O., &o.
III keod other Advertisements in this paper.
no N-U Conner llth st. and Pa. avenue.
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II l.. SIMONs,
EDGE Tr00L MTRGR'o olI''

Northeast corner street north and 7th street wost
washington, ID. c.,
Manufactures and repairs al kinds OF EdFe Tools,
including Masons' and Stone-cutters' Tools. Mil
pioks msde and repaired. Re6-Sm
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE The sub
II scriber ofers for sale splendid House and Lot.
on terms to suit the purchaser. The house and lot
are situated within one miles walk Of the CAPITOL
nor further Information apply to J. BAUMGAR-
TEN. no. 2T street, between the hours of 81
O'Clock and O'Clock D. m. no 5.tf
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TOR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE on st.
L south, between 9Th and 9Th streets west, Usl-
and) Lot fronts Is feet on 9Th street. running back
PAYABLE monthly. Enquire of ELFANS
THOMPSON, S26 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets. oon
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nELANO'S LIFE PRESERVING VEST,
~ Patented October 1858.
J. g. STEPHENS, Dealer in Fine Clothing and
Gents F Furnishing Articles, No. so Penn avenue,
under Browns Hotel, Is the exclusive agent of
Washington aud vcnty for the sale OF this hiTh "
celsbrsted LIFE PRESERVING VEST. csh
and see them. no6-u
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Wood and Coal.


g E CI L not Z.
have now in my yard good and well selected
supply Of Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD; Red
Ash and White Ash GOALS, all sizes, of The bes {
quality. For cooking purposes have prime arti-
Gle OF free- burning Red Ash COAL, which I war
rant TO sive satsfsStion ali Of which will sell at
the most reasonable prices.
.iD All persons having accounts With me, Of lorg
sssnang are earnestly requested to call and settle
the same by the LIST Of January. after that date
snsIl pnt al such accounts into the hands OF an
ofhcer for settlement.
CHAS. w. MITCHELL,
7th street, adjoining the Canal,
oeII-tI south side OF the Bridge
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND 9TH
\ KS JUST COMM SNClNG HOUSEKEEP
lNn;-Now Is your chance to lay in your winter
supply "f Fuel. i am now receiving another cargo
g, pest ksd Ash Coal Also, op hand. Hickory,
YAK, an1 rise Wood, cut and split chesp for cash,
Canal. "
de7 Rw. RATES
MY SUPERIOR OAK wOuD cut expr,,sIy
I'VE for my sales. will be delivered every day from
cars at reduction of25 cents less than the usual
WOOD and coal. ofall kinds.
SAWED ard SPLIT WOOD.
kINDLING WOODIn crates and CHARCOAL
Three ca1Eoes of COAL. to arrive soon. will be
Leave your orders at once at my ofioe on 9Th st.,
between ID and T..
noA SAM'L II. YOUNG.
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TAVERN AND STORE PROPERTY FOR
Il SALE OR RENT.-The House at Baey's
Cross Roads. 6 miles from Washington and from
Alex rndIa, at the intersection of the Fairfax and
Middle TurnpIkss. Address LEWIS BAILEY,
WASHINGTON city, or inquire on the premises.
eOtf
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I0f ELEVENTH STREET 10l
fCf bttUssa Pa. acssHe aad Il sfrttf. H Of

NEW UPHOLSTERY.
Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, &o., upholstered. covered
Shades, Window Curtains, Drspery, &e, out,
CsIpets new and old cut, made, and put down.
Hair and Spring Mattresses made o. remade.
Old Furniture repaired, Vanished, &c.
All work personally attended 10. ard at reasonsbls
prices. w, II. MITCHELL,
oeS 80 Ilth stTeSS
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CHARLES N. KUGLER,
~ No. SIS Pa. arssse, bettcseH I'd and Sd sts.,
Will furnish and send ICECRAM in any part OF
the city at Sl so per aaon 40 cents quart. Fairs,
Festivals, Balls and Parties Of all kinds furnished on
the most reasonable terms, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

E'OR RENT-To Members Of Corgrsss and
OthsrS.very desirable suite of PARLORS
and BED CHAMBERS, with gas and everv other
oonyenience. situated opposite Willards' Hotel, No.
zz5 IA. avenue. no "a eO6v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
IL DEALERS For rent, tor ten years. a vacant
LOT upon H. near Goth street. 81 by l29 feet, nearly
opposite the new Presby terian Church. For terml
apply 70 Dr. CHAS. H. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

ISRAEL & BUCHLY,
No. 4s SEVENTH STREET, between and H.
We have now on hand:
FEATHER BEDS and CARPETS, 7
COMFORTS, QUILTS, SHEETS, Ezu.s2
and BLANKETS.
wARDRGBEs sIDEBoARDs, & EEs
BEDSTEADS, CANE and wooDsEAT
CHAIRS and ROCKERS,
Indeed, all kipd. Of CABINET FURNITURE
and HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES We sell
our goods low. Call and see for yourselves. We
will exchange new goods for old.
CASH FOR FURNITURE.
We buy all kinds of Housefurnlshing Goods,
whether IN large or small lots, and pay the cash
We invite those who are selling of their goods 70
give us call, at No. 4e TIN street, doors south
kinds of Furniture da7 2v