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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-M Maxwell, n Ram
dolph, Pa; Gardiner, Rev John Leas, DIR Cbas
A Leas, Nd; Vincent, Pa; F Askin, Ga; F
Young, Mass; G n Wilcox, Min; NJ w Maupin.
Cc stewart and ly, Mich; Y Henepan. i
Kirkland. N; A w Wilson, Va; Dr.
Young, lllns; w Colfax, b Ready. Va! p r
smith, do; w p Shsttuck. Pa; Bowie. ir,
w Height, Gritith, ir, r Foster, II
f Bradford; b Darlington, Va; A Tilton, Cal
Randolph and Iy, Mo; w Morgan, N Y; A Nor.
rison, Tenn; w II r Wood, Cal; Conrad. Va:
DuSaIi, Duckett aud Iy, o Bowie, T. Draw,
ner. II Mills, Pyne, Md; r. HamiIton,
sc; Jas Chatteiier, II y Collier, Ny; j rho,
mas and wife, Pa; 6 Tfuemau, A r Burton.
Ia MegarSee, Pc; Hong hton Mich; Jas ri
Buckner, Brays, Capt Brown. AIR HsIi m
Slicer, Or fifty, Md; G Ii ButtersPa: D,de
CsN; w BIuyn, NY; T. NJ Chafer and Iy, ri;
y hannon g Jenkins. Md: p NJ Smith, Va:
Mass a" '''e"'
,BhoWNS' HOIEL.-J Dameran Cal: r
Miller, y; ConnfI, do; n Halves, ND: l. p
p paom Ps3n, Va; Fox and family, NY; II ii
poyo ana Iady, co. Bale and family Miss: "
Lloyd, Va; MeGef-e and daughter' do: ~ n
Jones, Md; Cross, do; Dewaii, do: II i n Al
ssc PEI, Va Va; Parker, NJ G L Diggr., Nd;
1.s ngfi. M6, "a; " Kn9wlin, III; K l. Brown,
nouTn, do; Hunter, XIV; H Suryie, Nv. 81
HHoiIinssead, Pa; w Ludlow, NJ; Tayio..
n huSAesi NJ " II Thou p,oD Md: W
Woodward, do; K 5 HarDs, do; T BraafoiJ w y"
boggs and lady, Ga; Miss Boggs, do: his,
Iurplny Va; i Barnes, Gs; " Bonde,,m,
Ia koIo, NC; smith, NY; W TncLs1
do; w Cox, Nc; Nj Barlow, La; w w Aan.
son, va W lsaacs, dc; Crabb, Nd.
UNITED STATES HOTEI-ColJ TavIor. ",
Alien, do; b Million, do; Howard. do:
ruler, do; Brown, Ny; JBAix: Va:
w barnett, do w Cook, D; Phillios, Ala;
sPLigg, Md; Hago Tenn; E Thomas'
~ w Thomas, do; r Glsgebrook. Va: w G
Moore, do J Barbour, do; Z Ha: b. n. Pa. q ID
mfekon' do Gibson, Va; F w Fletcher,
"lLLAhDS' HOTEL-A Hunt. NY. q T.
MONTY, MI Tnderhiil and Iy NY;F III Wv
cts, Pa NJ FInkle, W Schermerborn 9 = H,,
ksH, ; Tracey, Z Hatch and lady. Colonel ]
Monroe, Whittlesey and lady. j p Eddv \
Miss r Bosworth. Me; A w Bo.worthI a.
Wolfe, havre; Faiyrr, Paris; G; g iInh'
oaid, w Emery, Mass; Mead and Iy, CT.
kiRkWOOD HOUSE IT II Brislry Mo. #
IaInrI, Nc Ruge-, do; ] Dis1wry, do: n w
assIew, do g w Brooks, Va; II barry. md.
Seaie, d.; Col w Morrell, Pa; w 81 or.
MO- l. Pdce, NC; w Berry Md: p
iehn; h McKiibOn, do; Saul III
WASHINGTON HOUSE WIN Anderson. G.
h,m va Jsss Passmore, q; John CUNNING
- n irIasi Fhos Gardner, y y: r Rising. X.
s.I nh, ohioi d Richardson. Nebrzsks. 4 n
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EVENING STAR.
The New Route 10 the South west-Avenia
-Jsnes-The Cotton Trade Of Memphis. p

The New Route 10 the south we.,-Aveni.
-Ssnes-The Cotton Trade Of Memphis. p
Correspondence Of tbs Star.
GAroso HOUSE, MExPa Is, Tenn, Dec. J.
From the Federal city to the "young giant"
OF the West, is now but mere trifs of . trip.
science and enterprise have brought these two
cities within less than three DAYS of each other
and over one of the smoothest, most su bstan tial
lines OF railway in the world This is a great
aenievsment, verify q great Achievement
FROM washington City to Lynchburg via the
Orange and Alexandra, the Virginia Central,
the Richmond and Danyille, and the Southsde
railroads, and thence via the Virginia and
tennessee through the beautiful, grand and
fertile region Of the South side of Virgins; the
East Tennessee and Virginia from the South
western extremity of Virginia through a fne
region OF country to Knoxville the East Ten
nessee and Georgia through the eastern valley
Of tennessee, delightful and fertile valley
anu particularly that along the Holston and
Sweetwster-to Dalton; the Georgia State road
70 Chattanooga; and the Memphis and Charles
ton from the latter point to Memphis, is one of
the most delightful trips have ever enioyed.
The idea OF cold weather, snow and slides in
the mountains, made me hesitate a moment,
but =! was most delightedly surprised to find
nothing OF the sort. The weather was only
SsS4y Soiu, anu tuc cars sp6u along With
out the least hindranee and as smoothly as we
could desire. So much 90, in fact, that at night
to use vulgar cIpression-I slept like a
brick; and during the day, 1 wrote and read
all the way.
Among my fellow travellers was Mrs. Me.
linda Jones, and her beautiful and accom-
Piished daughter, Miss Avonia Jones, who, l
Believe hail from your city. They arrived
with me on Saturday evening, and appeared
at Crisp's Gaiety, (the theatre of Memphis in
hemso and Juliet. Mrs Jone. was too much
indisposed to go through with the piece, and
after the second act, Mr.. w. Ii. Crisp apollo
gised for her and took the character Miss
Avonio Is fine trsgic actress, and being q
beautiful woman, appears to great advantage
on the stage. Her appearance was greeted
with loud and prolonged applause, and she
was repeatedly and again applauded during
the performance. Mother and daughter 90
hence to Savannah in about two weeks, thence
to New Orleans, and from there to California.
The weather is very moderate here at this
time, and the whole levee is covered with cot
ton bales, which are being sold and shipped
here very rapidly. Memphis is second this
season, In point Of cotton receipts, only to New
Orleans. &x&
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? UisoeIIsneeus.S
OFFICIAL.
TRkAsrRY DEPARTMENT,

" : 80 TRKAsuRI DHPtRrMESI,
SKALRp PROPOSALS will be received st this De-
partment until IL O'Clock, noon, OF Monday the a4th
Of January next, for tsa millions Of stock u the
United Sta:es to Be Issued under the act of-ltth
June. 1885, hSaid stock will be Tsmbursable in hf-
teen years fsom the lat Of January nsxt, and bear
interest at Eye per ntum per snnum, payable semi
annually on the 6rst days Of January and July Of
each year. t ri. pr
No bid viii be received below par, and none for
any fraction Of one thousand dollars. No bid viii
be considered unless one per oentum of the amount
Is deposited subjsct to the order of the Secretary
Of the Treasury. with q deposItaTy of the United
States, whose certificate of the same must accom-
pany the bad. In all cases the bids must bs uaccn-
ditional, and without reference to bids Of Others
and must state the premium offered therein.
The sealed proposals should bs endorsed on the
outside of the envelope, Proposals for Loan OF
1885," and BE- addressed to the Secretary Of the
Treasury. Washington. d. c. The sums which may
be accepted from any bidder will DO required to be
paid to the depository of the United States
II his residence, CT indicated - most convenient
by him. Should bids he accepted from parties not
residing within the United States, they vi be re-
quirst to deposit the principal and premium with
the assistant treasurers at Boston, New York Phil
ade'p ha. CT New Orleans. LISA.
Certificates ofstock for sums Of one thousand dol
lars EACH able to the successful bidders or bear
or. with coupons of semi 81 nual intsrsst from the
LIST Of July next. also payable to bearer, attached
thereto, will be issued for the amount Of the 40
ceptej bids upon the certificates of deposit to the
credit Of ,he Treasurer of the United States with
the deposits7ies of the United States. The stock
will In all cases bear interest from the date of such
deposit The interest from that date to the LIST Of
July next will be paid to the successful bidder or
his attorney by the depositary where the deposit
was made.
Successful bidders will be required to deposit the
inc pal and premit m IF their accepted bids on or
before the 18th Of March next. The preliminary de-
post Of one per cent. will be Immediately directed
to be returned to the unsuccessful bidders.
HOWELL COBB.
de le-lAWt2tJan SecrctaIf of the Treaanry.
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LIZ. sTnPHEN BAILY.
OyvIcE No. ga, THIRTEKNTH STREET,
For Doors SoEfh Of PssasElcdnla rexN


DR.. BAILY bess leave to inform the public th.,
located above. He feels assured that AT -
experience Of hfteen wears practice, vIthSI110
dlfeult casss that he has treated successfuily VII
enable him to surmount any dIfhcuity, scientific or
enoe confirming the opinion of MANY men eminsnt ,o
the profession. snd especially Drs Harris and and
msrcurini pre- parations for hns the teeth. also al
Enamels. Gutta Percha. India Rubber and Cements
that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate ls the oniy
reliabe substance that be worn IN the mouth IA
vas mott O nc uslveiy shown By the last American
Although he fstters himself from his lons re,i-
known TO has numerous friends and patrons he Ses,
leave to refer them TO the following
n.- ia. la. Res. ssTss2 a. asa;si .rE,,...,
eftkis etty:
On. srkPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire TO az
dsnce IL you Is superior dentist The ops SSos
executed for me have been highly satisfactory 4
friend: and the pubic tss, Your s XIII % veil veil Gs
'' Ws:hin.ton, Aug. 20 sa isss se' FRENCH
From on. Of fhs Oldest firms in Ba!timO,.-
Msssr,. Boggs, Cotman 4 Co.
Having employed DIR. stephen Bsil,, Surreon
important and d nicult piece OF work which ne aid
one Of the most dIstngu shed members Of the Der
Ia College OF Baltimore Jailed. after trlss
great pleasure TO express nv entire confidence and
high estims:ion of his professional skIfl ~
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOG6S.
Extract from q note ,scetvsd from fSs Iars Ho.
John NJ. Clayfon.
Y. Z. Senate, Aus. le. 1855
=, Inc teetn You maoe Tor me work admirably; no
tllng could Oe Detter. Very gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seekins relief from the maladiss OF the
teeth, can c..cerfully recommend DR.. =. BAiy as a
superior dentist He made Of porcel ain teetL
for one Of my family, aud plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has al stood well for more
ih s,t ts1 ys ssss ". EEoPERT +; NIXON,
We. the undersigned. having had occasnor tosv.il
ourselves OF the professional skill OF DIR. =. Bally
SAINT OF his operations families or friends take
pleasure In expressing our admlraton OF his artstlo
skill, ~ well as the uniformly satisfactory mxuper
IN which he performs the most delicate and dIffcult
operations In Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend him TO the confidence and patronage on
the public, OF which We c0nsIder HIM erlnently
worthy.
IHoNks y. WALTER, Architect u. g. Capitoi
THOMAS MILLER, n. ID, of Washington, ID, y.
b. =. BoHRsB, VI. ID. ofGeOrEetovn, D. c,
u. y. LINCOLN. NJ d.. of W ashingtor, ID, O.,
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G.
SKoRsK WALTON, TX Governor Of Florida
WALTZ LENOX, tx Mayor Of Washlnrtoa
hRNRN BALDWIN, u. = Patent Once
feb so-tf ~ '~'sn'''
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GRAND DISPLAY!

IAN ID DIS l.
~ LADIES' SALOON
C. GAUTIER would resp ci fully inform his pat
and the public that he will INTRODUCES for the
first time at his estab shment, No $50 Pennsy vsr
avenue, be wsen nth and 18th street :, a rich nd
varied assortm 'Et of FRENCH FANCY GOODS
superior to thing OF the kind ever before liz the
city, manu- factured by the first houses in PARIS to
his own order and expressly for Christmas and New
We presents
b autiful Fancy Boxes Of leather,
Rich Carved Oak Boxes,
Glove HoXes. Satin Boxes,
yevelry Boxes. Veyet Boxes
Handsome Enamelled Boxes,
Fancy Bonbonieres of every description,
Shell and Pearl Baskets with fne steel orna ants
Corbeile's Moissonenes
Par ier's Rustques, Pom pade mr. Baskets
Corb.llle's Printanieres. Fancy Baskets,
Poches de Fantasia, with hne engraynGe,
A large asso tment OF Cornuo Ipias, Fancy TOYS
and Ornaments for Christmas trees.
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MALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
w No so Ptaa, Arsaxs.
BOYS AND YOUTHS READYMADE
CLOTHING,
For School and Dress Wear.
Parents and guardians wishing to furnish their
children ana wards with School and College Outfits
for the coming season, are invited TO examine ouI
present lar 90 and extensive variety of
BOYS CLOTHING,
where they fit out their children of all slxes IN
few minutes, with every description of READY
MADE GARMENTS Of substantial and durable quality
WALL STEPHENS CO.,
An 25-tf No so Pa av, bet 9Th and 10Th s3s
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MuSical instructor.
ARP Observation-Disclosures y

HARP INSTRUMENTATION "
Parties purchasing q HARP at manuiae,ursrs'
prlce. At the NEW MUSICAL REPOSITORY. Prof.
year instruction trithoSf eharGe. for the purpose
OF making it prominent instrument in this city. .
FINlsEING l.Kssogs given according to the method
OF the Italian School on the pIanoforte, de-, TO.
III Read other advertisements in tina paper.
no T-d Corner 18th Ut. and Pa. avenue.
MUSICAL EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY.
Those who want to purchase q superior Piano
would do well to select one Of SrKINwAy Sons,
which 10 decidedly the first now in tie maTket,-
considered BY competent judges suoh IS GottschaAk
best instrument, the fast toHed, and tthoagh last
not least the most durable Pianos In the world.
Having list OF near ONE THOUSAND names refer
ence to their celebrity. Sold at prices considerably
less than anyw here else In the city. Gail at the
Nav MUSICAL REPOSITORY, corner 18th street and
no S.f PROF. DrcGNIEL. Sole Agent.
N THE HARP.
Il He QUEEN OF ALL INSTRUMENTS
Parties wishing to learn the HARP, but not having
one, viii be allowed the privilege Of the Of
MUSICAL REPOSITORY By making immediate ar
rHnsements with PRoF. c. T.. DRCRNIKL for a
thorough and proper course Of instructions, Iuclud-
ing Bochsa's celebrated NEW HARP frFKcTs ANp
PASSAGES. Terms $50 per quarter; pay no more.
ELEGANT TONED HARPs from $3.50 to $500, war
ranted.
HAP STRINGS for ss.7s. Everything in the music
lire. -.
PIANOS. HARrs. GUITARS, &c., &C.. for sale and
to rent.
Musical Repository corner 18th st. and Pa. av.
no 20-tf
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TOBACCO, SNUFF. AND sEGARs.

TOBACCO, SNUFF. AND SEGARS.
The subscriber would inform his customers and
the public generally that he has just re- ~ -.
making over 49,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND sEGARs.
comprising forty hive different brands. ranging from
q to SO per thousand.
TOBACCO.
80 boxes OF the most app owed brands consisting
Jumps. hves Jumps, tens Jumps, ROush and Ready,
and Dladen Twists, Fig, &c.
FINK-Crr CHEWING -Anderson's Solacs, Good
WINS Yellow Bank, Goodwln's Pure American,
TOO WINS New YORK, Goodvln's Patent Pressed,
Oooovins SarsassrIila.
FINE Cur SMOKING.-25 gross Spanish Mixed, 900
pounds Lynchburs and the celebrated Virginia Xii
lIcklnck.
res Scotch, lOoss; Is jars Carrots kappe0 also,
Maooaboy and Congress.
PIPES.
$50 boxes French Pipes and Pipe Heads also, q
great variety of Germsn, Fancy. and o<Aetan
MATCHES.
80 gross Shanghai and German Matches: and all
other articles usually kept BY the trade.
III Shook pers and restaurant keepers would
do well to call and examine my stock a. think that
they oan select something which will please their
sell "a low, If not lower, than any other house In
the District.
CAUTION.-Whereas here has been certain nm
and the surrounding country, hawking small lots of
Sessrs and Tobacco of very inferior kind, at one
hundred per cent above their vaue, and pre- sent
Iuz themselves as my agents, hereby caution the
puO' against oil SUCH peissGTHi. a have n, agents.
Go l5-lm No. 81 High street, GEORGETOWN,
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DARLOR FURNITURE,
L PAPER HANsiNss AND UPHOLSTERY 6ooDs.
The subscr bers keep on hand and make to order
al styles Gf CABINET and PARLOKn
FURNITURE, such a. Sofas Arm, Easy andSA
Rocking Glars, Lounges, &c. Also. a supe- "a
nor assortment of PAPER. HANGINGS,"
manner. Carpets Cut, Made. and Put Down on
short notice. Furniture Repaired and Vanished.
Sleepy Hollow Arm Chairs from Sl2 to SO each.
Enameled Covered Lounges az low as IS.
call is respectfully solicited from persons fur
nshing their houses, as we can and do sell furniture
of oxr make, as low, if not lower. than the
same style of work mot city make,) can be bought
at in this olty.
JOS. r. X. PLANT Il CO.,
Paper HANGERS. Uphosterers, and
Manufacturers Of Furniture,
90 I SIN $50 ID street. between 9th and 10th.
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Su ls-ts

"A w kSTION.-
u AIuu Of the
kEF,S GALE
RY for Portraits !.
because they can
there obtain a per-
feet likeness for Is
oents and upwards,
And no charge IN,
less the sitter Is
perfectly satisfied.
X. @. w cooley
wishes to return
tanks to his nu-
merous patrons for
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KIMNELL HOUSE

KIMM ELL HOUSE.
L HIS Nice and commOdiOus Hotel has Just been
comp q ed and vii be open for the reoep-A 4
uOn of guests on Tuesday, the 23d In.tsnt. vEA y
This house will abound with comforts, A.k#I
equal IN every respect to every house in this or ~
Other city. he bar will be supplied VITA the best
OF Liquors, At all times 1 have ENGAGED Mr.. T.. ".
Campbell to assist and superintend the house.
The kimmel House 10 situated on & street, be
tween ~ and e. streets. in the mediate VICINITY
OF the National Hotel, and near the Railroad DEPOT
A. +. KIMMELi,, Prop'r
nOl9 eo2R f. v. CAMPBELL. SUIT
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q FURNITURE.
~, nj. WIGHT takes this method of aBnou poir =
TO his numerous patrons and friends that hem
has just received, and has constantly on hand, Va
a large and elegant assortment of the latest -
styles Of FURNITURE, suitable for all pur-
poses of house furni hing
Chars, Sofas, WkatnOts,
Marble top Tables, Bureaus. Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Patent sp; ing Bedsteaos, etc.
Once Furniture. such as
Book Cases. Desks. Revolving Stools
And Arm Chars etc.,
which he Is prepared to sell Wholesale and retail at
the low est cash prices,
iCr Store-No. 81 Louisiana avepue betvsan
9Th and 1th streets. no 80 soim
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why do the public from al,

S1eseIy uoeral support he has met witt and bones
on9snoe Of Their patronage ei' ooh
y: T.. w. wishes TO inform he n,h,;, ,h., - 49,.
-H He SIeet improvements NJ INA Caller. W mon ls
Seu varmeQ AND made sli enrx for tbe W1n,er
ia'est designs. for Christmas presents " '-'
,ou s.xa n. G. ~OODLEY.
~ es-otoec<4 sly street, near Wila-ds'.
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CLOSING OUr-CaEAP FOR CASH.

From the PHILADELPHIA and Ne,c York Auetions
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
LadIes' Rich Bayadere Stripe, PLAID, and Plain
Rich Pouite de Cheveres and Travers Cloth,
Robe Aquiile Delaines,
Satin Striped Robes.
Rich Figured and Plain all wool Delaines
French Merlnos at 20 cents.
KIch silk i aid Vale roias and Merinos,
Superior Mousse'ine Delaines at l3k cents,
Rich BayadeTe striped, Plafd nd Figured French
Chlntzes at Is cents. worth 81,
shaw Bordering. Velvet Trimmings and PRINCES,
New and rich style round, bOrdered and SQUARE
Shawls.
Together With large stock of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods, at low prices for cash or to punctua
Customers. GEO. F. ALLEN,
No. 2s4 Pa. avenue, near the corner of
DE To- cost 10th street.
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GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO
VI ORDER.
WALL, STEPHENS, q co. respectfully in
vite the attention of gentlemen to their present
large and very desirable assortment of hne
CLOTHS. CASSiMERE S. Velvet, Silk, and Sat
In VESTINGS, embi acing all grades, cOlors, and
sty Les Of fashionable materials 1pted to mems
wear, Inch they Wi make to order, in the best
style Of workmanship and finish, ut prloes much
cheaper than the usual city rates.
Constantly on hand one OF the lsrgest "ssortments
OF READY MADE CLOTHING for men snc
boys to 10 found IN this city.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
oo8 so Pa Az. betKeen 9fh aud 10th atraafa
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IN CA r A q Z 8,
i HE Subscriber having made additions to his
Factory making it now one of the largest RM -
in the District, whore his facilities forH *
manu- featuring all kinds of CAR-&@S
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur.
BASED, and from his long e1perience in the busi-
AZ kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept On
Al REPAIRS neatly done, and ell orders prompt
ly attended TO,
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
snes. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
4 loft corner of 18th and r. sits.
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sAAr VASTLY REDUCED PRICEs.NA.
rom this date l shall offer the FOL 3NkS
ovlnz oods for ess than their resl value wiz :Se
xler 81 Tedaoing stoox, via:
MMAN JIpLLAS, LACE BASQUEs,
tMMhann EnLL niNE AND BARE6E cLOARs,
GiENNyEEikiES, 6UiPUkE, VA RN-
BhusSELS and other LACES,
DD99,NNErS, BONSET TRIMMINGS
SbtLDEEES CLOTHING of ali siSes
EhElNSH ELOWERS, RIBBONS,
FiNE MITfS, &C., a Q.
Ispscni attention psid 70 DRESS MAKING. n
ne attest French lea. snd ct the sbotest rS.ioe
.~ M. WILLIAM,
10 nppos ia Capfrc M1rks
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AND VANISHED,
Sofas, Chairs, 10, re covered, and packing Fur
nlturs attended to by JAMES WILLIAM, No
5i2.7th street, I'd floor.
urniture Polish for cleaning and restorIn. 10
thelr original astre AL articles Of Vanished and
Bro, Odd Fellows Hall, or by the subscri Der, j.
WILLIAMS. 5'2 7th street ~
FOR RENT.-The third story OF the buildinr
No. 5l2. 7th street. q hy 50 feet. AZ 81 wv
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EtLIs, between sth and 10th streets, REPAIRS
vIoiSs. lutes, Pianos, AeoordecuS, banjos,
Guitars, MaAloAl lnsvunsnts, 60. dele
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CHRISTMAS.-CHRIS
~ NEW WORSTED AND TOY STORE.
splendid and extensive show of g erman, F rench
and English TOYS and FANCY GOODS. suitable
fJr Christmas presents, are now exhibited at my
sore.
Also, every variety Of Knitting Sontags: all sizes
OF Chil3ren's Hoods. Leglnxs, Sleeves, Mitts etc.
Also.s great assortment Of Tapestry and Read
Work. and Embroidery of every description dou-
Yarn, TO-, kept constantly on hand py
CHR. RUPERT,
No. 622x 7th street, opposite
dc l6 " IhtellIgencer Office.
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7O0 APPLES !-APPLESm
aOO BARRELS PRIME BALDWIN AP-
PIES now in store and for sale in lots to suit pur-
ohasers. Pnce 50 IS to o. per barrel
VIM. CLABAUGH,
de l6-lX No. Yq Watar STRAIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

"A have purchased from the ass gnoes of arg and
first olass Jewelry ESTABLISHMENTS in New York.
aud other rich Gold Jewelry Gold and Silver
Watches; Lookets, Spectacles, Thimbles. &c and
as wish to dispose OF them in a short time, will
give my customers q chance to buy some of the best
goods at lower prices than the same quality has ever
been sold for In this city. shall run them of very
fast therefore ali who wish to purchase great bar
gains will please call soon at $50 Pa. avenue.
no. q II. o. HOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

CuLrRrER CouRT HOUSE, November IS, 1855.
have used the HsIr Wash made by Mr.. John H..
0ibbs, of ashingtOn, ID. c. in case in which the
hair had been much injured by a protracted fever.
and fonnd it highly useful in promoting the growth
Of the hair; and subsequent use of the Wash i'm
proved both its texture and appearance The security
condition Of the scalp on hieh tho loss of hair de-
pended, was entirely removed by repeated applIca-
de lin VIM NJ THOMPSON M. ID.