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NorIcE OF TIL / sN 6SiissScJNrINUaNcE OF
THE "PLaTrR" AND CHARLTON" DISTRICTS. TIE
OFFIC "a FOR WHICH ARE AT PLArIsBURs AND MI
Ian, MISSOURI, AND THE SUSPENSION OF ENTRIES
OF LAND THEREIN.
Not loe Is hereby given that. IN pursuance of law
IN view OF the fact that the unsold lands IN the
"Pidtte" and "Charfton Districts" in Missouri
are reduced below one hundred tn ou sand acres In
each district, the Secretary of the Interior has di-
reced the dIscontInuance of said DISTRICTS that
the lands heretofore subject to sale and entry the
Of1ces at LATrsBURG and MILAN be immsdIately
Withdrawn. and made again subj cot to and en-
try at Boon IN said State, from and aftev
the3lst day Of March next, prior to winch Tins no
applIcatloi will be ece lived at the discontinued of
hcss or entries permitted, cept In eoasnDldtirE
ertSttnF pre-enptI0n claims.
All persons entitled to PATENTS at either of the
Offices at PLATTsBURG or MILAN are requested to
call for the same before the 81 st day OF March
next as an after thar date thev will be transmItie ed
to bonneville for delivery. Patents are dslirsrsd
free Of chdrss.
Given under my hand at the CITY of W ashngtor,
this twenty first day Of December, A. ID. 1858.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General Lar Office.
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EVENING STAR.
A SONG FOR NEW YEAR,s BYE.

a SON0 TUX NEW EARS EVE
BIT WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Stay yet. my friends, . moment stay
Stay till the good old " ear,
DO long Onpanlon Of our way.
Shakes hands and leaves rs here.
Oh stay, oh stay,
One little hour. aid then away.
The year. whose hopes were high and strong,
Has now no hopes to wake;
Yet one hour more of Jest and song
For his familiar sake.
Oh stay, oh stay,
One mirthiul hour, and then away.
The kindly year, his liberal hands
Have lsvished ali his store,
And shall We turn from where he stands,
Because he gives no more.
oh stay oh stay.
One grateful hour, and then away.
DAYS brightly came and calmly went.
w nile yet he WIS our guest;
How cheerIully the week was spent,
How sweet the Seventh day reat!
Oh stay, oh stay,
One good hour more, and away,
Dear friends were with us-scms Who slesp
Beneath the coffin lid;
What pleasant memories We keep
Of all they said aud did
On stay, oh stay,
One tender hour, and then away.
Even while We sing he smiles his last
And leaves our sphere behind
The good old ear is with the past:
On be the new Is kind,
oh stay, on stay,
One parting STRAIN, and then away.
lHdrpsT's Maga.ine.
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Traveller Directory.
Traveller Directory.
DIREofT6 kkI AfHRfs' vHI
:" u - II, --.--.
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
&c 8 9
Baltimore and Ohis Railroad.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS, ARE NOW RUN
FROM wIShHfNSTSS Fur SRH fAK WEST.
q follows;
LIST. NAIL TRAIN stsrte NJ 7.5 O. me-, (Sunday
excepted connecting closely at Washington Juno
ton, for Cumberland and Piedmont.
cHic TE6 f SlEGiEHNA irNNEcfi0S s AVE-
m. next day, and connecting directly with Express
Train for LoulsvIlle Cairo and the Southwest, and
for st. LOUIS, Kansas, 30.
in day. xht take either the 1.<5 Q. m. or SEQ D. m
trains from WASHINGTON.
For Parkersburg and all Stations on the North
vestern vlrgnla Road take the 90 p m: liam. fo'
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks TO oil guar
ters and every other possible faculty. vii 10 fosns
w WAY " PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of the
For ali points between Washington Junction and
For all Stations between Piedmont and Wheelins
take the 40 ,, m. Tram. To connect with the Fred
srlck Tram take the $40 ,. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 10 and 10
g. Me- and $40 and IS ?. m. On Sunday at s.s0D. m.
only.
Leave Baltimore at 80 and 8 50 g. m, and $50 and
$50 p. m. On Sunday at 80 g M. only.
The 745 and IS trains only VII stop ct way Sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
The IS a m. and $40 .. m; are the chief connect
?. IN. trains for the east.
For further information inquire at the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Ticket ONCE, Washington.
l. d. f a. =. sMr AHfEfns'
noT Master of Transportation. baltimore.
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FRUITS, NUTS. PRESERVES, &c

FRUITS, NUTS. PRESERVES, $40.
10, whole. half, and qu1rter boxes Raisins.
100 drums new Smyrna Figs,
50 do. Suitana Kaisins,
cases Canton Ginger,
4dozen Currant and A pple Jelly,
( do. Guzva jelly.
do. Jars Brandy Pearhes,
900 lbs. Walnuts, Filberts, and Pecan Nuts,
MarseilIes and paper -.heled Almonds.
With generals sorim mt # Pick es and Preserves
just received and for sale by
WIN. BRYAN,
No a, opposite Centre Market,
de l8-eO6t between 18th and sth streets.
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MUSICAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS., ~.
cor n M ns :, Depot Of w. g. MErZEROTT. ~
Vaaiiu.- t Emit s.reet and Penn. avenue. CAN
t hooordsons Drums, Clsrionetts Tambori"es. Ne
pponomSs, rIassoets, Harmonious. Piano Stanis
Mna;, Goneels' muslo Stands, Music Eolios and
Mnslo hSoss superior as. ortment of Inter b1
Tudon al y rrussouievss, In PARIS has mat aIrivsS
Aso, several Of Eissnbrandt's make. ds az
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No mo. SIS
ItSTicE E. FOR !. EEsfORING CERTAIN

iNOTlCE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN
DS ~ MARKET IN THE STATE OF
Noree 10 hereby ven that the la off CO ut E'ba
IN the oil Alabama WILL snd after the 20th dsy
oil December next, be open 70 the s.ls At prIvate
entry and location Of all vacant public lands EN-
6raced In the following townships which were sub-
lect 10 entI' and otton prior withdrawal bei M
lands which had been Withdrawn as probabiy In Hns
within the prescribed limits of SELECTION of H. 1e
rrao grsnt to Alabama. by act of Cong pToved
March 1857, bu' snos asoertsinsd not to be with
Novh OF fAs base liRs and east of tAs ST Ste,
pheas meridian
township 2, Of ranges IS "a %, 2. q, g. q and 81
ownshp Of ranges q, "a. g. &c, a. q, % and 80.
Given under my iand. at the General La. Of,os.
q the oity OF Washington, October 30, 1873
o.ox,. THOS. A, HENDRICKS,
W~ "isv Commissioner,
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Lie srHpErN RAu n a..

DR srPPpEr \ RT.I IISsT R Y.
og n, No; ~ THIRIEESIH STREET.
DR.. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that
he can be seen at al hours, At has office,
experience of fifteen years practIc 9, with S111O
ths large number OF patients, and great variety Of
enable hun surnount any dIilcuity, scientific or
otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His own expert
the and ESPECIALLY Drs haT arm s and and
r. Parmly has ed hum long since. to discard AL
Enames. Gutta PeIcha, India Rubber and Clements
for the construction of Continuous q um Teeth and
reisbe substance that can he worn IA the mouth Al
was mo,t Q 'nouslvely shown by the last American
Although he hstters himself from his long resi-
SenSs and pr p.aSlGs IN Washington he is iayorsby
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
F'ons tks late Rector Of ths Ckxrei efEpipkaxy,
cfthts city:
dence in you superior dentist. The operations
hope that you may receive the patronage from my
friends and the public that your skill 30 we'll de-,
'' WILMINGTON, Aug. su is s'' Jj.W FRENCH
From one of the Oldest firms in BaI.imors-
Msssrs. Boggs, Cotnlan + Co.
=, Having employed Dr. stephen Baiy, Surgeon
Dentist. of Washington city, to execute for me an
to my entire Satisfaction and OF the fact that
one OF the most dIstng red members of the Dem
tai College OF Baltimore failed. after pea ed TRIALS
to perform the same work satisfactorily II gives me
great pleasure to eX press my entire confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from a note rscs,rsd ,on the lafs Hon.
Johs M. Clayton.
U. s. Senate, Aug Is. 1856.
The teeth you made for me work Admirably: no.
'' ~ ~ JOHN N. c;IIAiroN.
To thoso seeking relief from the maledies of the
teeth, can cheeriully recommend DIR. :. Baily as
superIor dentist. He made a set OF porcelain teeth
for one of my family and plugged several teeth for
myself, ard ths work has al stood well for more
'hs1 tsn,e ia5 EXPERT j. NIXON;
We. the undersigned, having had OCCASION to avail!
ourselves of the professional skill OF DIR. 3. BaIly,
surgeon Dentist of this city. or having been cognI
cant OF his operations on our tam es friends take
pleasure IN expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill, Is we'll rs the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery and we respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage of
the public, OF winch We consider HIM eminently
worthy.
THoMAs u. Waller, Architect u. 9. Capitol,
THOMAS MILLER, II. ID, of Washing ton, ID. c.
u. 5. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of Georgetown, ID. C..
n. 5. LINCOLN. Nj. D.. of w Washington, ID. G.
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID G..
WALTER LRNox. Ex- Mayor Of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. &. Patent Once,
" =. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy,
fob 20-tf
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len " AK IN A, GLASS. DC,
~ 81 Pa. ar.. opposite BrOIcns' Hotel
L. PukCELl. son have Just imported, pei
ship GIbra Tar. from Liverpool direct, and 40
o.her sources one hundred and nifty pack ~
ages al the above articles, of the best ualIty -
and latest styles. We name IN part ~
Gold band aid White FIeneh and Eng ish China
Dinner lea and Toilet Sets,
White .i,snite and Blue Painted Dinner. Tea and
China Vases. China Motto CoHees and Saucers,
Tea Sc and Bohemian Buffers ard Covers
Cut, Plain and Pressed q lass Of almost every de-
scIlptIOn,
Plated Albata, and britannia Table, Tea a-d Des
sert spoons and Fo. ks, Coffee and Tea Sets, or
separate,
Casters. Batter Knives. Ladies'. &C.,
Ivory handled and other Knives and Forks in seta
Of5l pieces, separate,
Wicks, ~ ~
Walters. COn-e Urns Hall Lamps and Lanterns
Very hne assortment Of common goods, suitable
Tor retail groceries, all Of which will be sold whole
sals and RETAIL az low as the very lowest.
FIRST quality stone Ware at tie factory prices.
Goots will be carefully packed and sent to any
part of the CITY free of charge.
call from their lends and the public genernily
Is solicited at No. 3il Pa. venue, opposite Browns
Hotel. "
de4 colin THOS. PURCELL SON.
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CHEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.

CHEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.
SAMUEL KIRBY, MdnuJactursr Of Superior
ava FdShtondos FHrHtfUre. respectfully -
nounces 20 the citizens of WashIngton,\I
GEORGETOWN, Alexandria, and envlrons, that ~
his warehouse 10 now well stocked with a SUI MI
peIb and extensive stock of elegant CABI-
NET WARE In Rosewood. Walnut, Oak, and
other desirable woods, such Paror, Dining room,
Library, Oflce. and Chamber Sets manu- fsctu r ed
In the most workmanlIke manner, and warranted as
stated Prlces very low. Funerals undertaken
with promptness. SAMUEL, KIRBY,
Warehouse-west side of 9th street..
90 l8-eotf Pa. av enue
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GRAND DISPLAY,
NJ InTECy

NJ LADIES' SALOON
c. GAUTIER would res pec;fuiIy inform his pat
rons and the public that he will introduce for the
hrst tlms at his estab shment No 252 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, be ween 18th and 18th strset a rich and
varied assOrtmaDt of FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
superior TO thing Of the kind before ia the
city manu- faotured by the first houses in PARIS to
ms own order, and expressly for Christmas and ew
Yea presents
L nuuful Fancy Boxes of leather.
o. Carved TAX Boxes,
Glove Boxes. Satin Boxes,
yeweiry Boxes. Velvet Boxes,
Handsome Ensmeled Boxes,
Fancy BnnbonIeres Of every description,
Shell and Pearl Baskets, with fine steel ornaments
COrbeIle's MoIssoLenes.
PaLler's Rust'Ques, Pompads ur Baskets,
Cnrb"Illa's PTntaIIeres. Fancy Baskets,
Poches de FantasIe, with hne engravsnys,
lafse Assoc tnent OF COTnuc Dpas, Fancy Toys,
and Ornaments for Christmas trees.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and Without Failuy.
for Etgkt lss,s.
FOE CALIFORNIA. AND OREGON,
VIA PAnkEA RkLECaB.
TED STATES MAIL LINE,
k'sx!sr SSi'isz Days, 5.I 4 2osk efsssA .s..il

D~SS, s'@ -v'A 81 sfss AeSh
CIrTIos.-So many frauds and impo- n>~>
7 sltlons OF various kinds have been lately <<Ea$H
Serpstreted on travellers bound 10 CA II s.
FORM IA, that the subscriber, tn ofiy xuthori,,
a6ent Tor passage by the U. Y. Mail Line via pans
ma IN the city Of New York, feels 1t his duty to
that. TO AVOID IArosITIoN, they must be careful tc
had thetrue Ofhce of the Steamships OF the u. 8
MAJ Line, VIA Panama Railroad us 40 other ofso,
IN New York Is authorized to engage passage
Inc Companies have only one Office in New York
which Is at ~ West street, corner of Warren at
Company's Wharf. VI wv
o5.s w. ~ ' nMS GysT the sS S0Sr.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
One of the steamsh rA Of IN, com,,,, o..,.
the United States Mail for ACAPUIT. Sar 1,sul'
CALIFORNIA nd OREGON, leaves EEMR
fanama twice each month. on the arrival %
which lesve New Orleans and New York reguInri,
on the 5th and 10Th of each month with the ms H.
an6 passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and :,
proved 6y the Navy Department. and guaranty Spssd
The Panama Railroad (<7 miles lor.)is INV oor,.
Reteo rom oet an to ocean. and is crossed in or
Nsw Inc 6ssgase Of passengers is checked in
are embarked at Panama by steamer Al me conn
pany's expense The money paid in NsW S Sonl
covers al expenses of the trip. "
~ reserve steamers are kept In port i'm Psnam. and
San Francisco to prevent detention IN case nf eno
tent SO that the route is entirely reliabLe-no f.r.
havlng occurred In eight years.
PASSENGERS leave Panama the same dax ,h.
rlS at Aspinwall. Ae nay they ar
Conductors go through BY each steame, and ,.I.
tantar. OIL women and children without other pro.
For through tickets at the lowest rates ami, a,
t p Sssnes; IN West street, New York. TO Z. w.
ton: '~"'-'f u L. BARTLETT; M Be-
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KIMhiELI. HOUSE.

KIMMELI. HOUSE
lis Nice and oommOdious Hotel has lust been
comp cd and Will be open for the recep-A
ton Of guests on Tuesday, the 23d instant 0ENA
This house will abound with comforts ia: M
equal every respect To every house in this or
other CITY, The bar will be supplied with the be st
OF Liquors, at all times. have engaged Mr. T.. ",
Camp5ell to assist and supeIntend the house
The lmmell House IN situated on q street. he .
tween ~ and 81 streets in the imn ediats yIcnItx
Of the National Hotel, and near the Railroad Denot
A. F. kIMMELl., PrOp'r,
nol9 eo2m r. v. CAMPBELL. Sup't
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
PRoM TIE UNITxD Sew.
GENrLEMEN's Gt9THING maze TO

via M. S,IErHENS, co. respeotIuIIy ir
ARE and on 81 sehtlemen to thslr present
CiSIraS cvsIy desLIabe Assortment 81 An.
VEsTiN GiASSI MERES. Viewer, Silk. ana sat
.t,iss Of ..bI" ehol aoins all grades. eoIors and
st,s In,en they S,ll make to order, in The Ss,,
chss Der tsan ~. many and finish, at prices muob
of REamy az nand one Of the larEs,t. ssortmsn,,
So,: 70 ~ - MADE CLOTHING for mem III
o,a WALL, STEPHENS A. IN
ooV SN fa aV.. between 9Th and i0tS .t,
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EOR SAIL The undersigned has on Pages
Wharf. foot Of 18th street, portab Q STEA M
EN6iN +. and BOILER. % ten horse power, with
Circular Saw Ill and Timber Wheels attached of
Geo. Page Co . manufacture. The whole aoca
ratus IL good running order, whch,he M dis
Of on veTy reasonable terms.
N. B.-The undersigned can bc found at No. SO
Mary land avenue, Washingto u. C.
de 2-2aW4wh ADRIAN PAINTER
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COL UM BIA M A RK EFT.

Just received another lot of Prime VERMONT
BUTTER.
We would also call the attention ofthe citizens of
Waahing ton to large stock Of subs AM Christ
mas Gifts. MAI.LARD & DUVAL.
N. B.-Our market will be open on Christmas
morning until 10 O'Clock.
de q eotJanI NJ n ID
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FURNITURE

II FUKNITUKE,
VI. NJ. WIGHT takes this method of snnoupc;r .
70 his numerous patrons and friends that he "a
mas Just received, and has constantly on ha nd, W
a large and elegant assortment of the ates, kSa
poses of house furni hing
Chairs, Sofas, Whatnots,
Marble top Tables. Bureaus. Feather Beds
Mattresses, Patent spIing Bedsteads, etc.
Kesides an tensive and beaulifu; as sortment of
Ohce Furniture. such as VI
Book Cases. Desks. Revolving Stools
And Arm Chairs etc.
when he is prepared to sell wholesale and retail at
3l = Store-NO 81 I ouis,ana evar,. k.,-
sth and 7th Streets 'A NC 90 pe sn,e'
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Miscellaneous.
A CARE

u A CARD.
HAVING recently purchased Of DIR. 8. L. Tyson
the Drug and Chemical store on the corner Of ~
and Tenth streets, il affords me great pleas 81
uIe to announce to the former patrons and tho ~
public generally that have received fresh -
supplies OF PURE DRUGS and MEDlClN Els,
which will be dispensed with ACCURACY snd skill.
III Strict personal atts ntlon will Le given to ply
sicians prescriptions.
III The night bell will receIva prompt attention.
GEO. ]. MUSSER. Apothecary.
U-ITIS WITH CONEIDENCEI RECON-
mend to my former customers and frieEds my suo-
SCISSOR In the Drug business-Mr Geo. J. M user,
member Of the Phar mace utial Association, vIug
also had or years' experience an apothecary.
Is vel! qualified to conduct the business. and will
Furnish them with Medicines of the very best
kind.
de A.o3t 9. F.. TYSON, MD.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN ruE
WORLD.
B ths Gsii SRSGK SHRnp e the void n

WILD CHERRY.
rms article 10 prepared 10y CD enlist and ia mo
lounced Ov medical men, aud those who have MS ii
II, To be the beet preparation Tor CO1EIs. CoIIs
Cd'drrhJ BrSHohiIis, HOdrstasSS, Soye Tkroat
eases, CGNsEnaptioa, -
Persons who sing should nse II. IL is pleasant TO
the taste, Softeus clears and strsug tie volce
alays a. Irritation Of the and lungs and pfs
vents taking cOd. Wv
III Bottles Is and 81 cents and ST. Sold a, al
prlsrlsts IN washing ton eOrE etewn and ,aYsn-
~
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CURE-ALL.
HI THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHTLATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAk BOWELS.

PREPARED KY A CHEMIST.
BoTrLKs II. IS and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCnyERYIS MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTsHORE'S CURE ALL saould he kept
IN ell families IN case OF accidents sudden sick
ness, as frequently cures IN less time than It re
cures TO get O physician.
cures pain IN any part Of the system and Ia used
externally and internally.
III As the frequent changes OF the weather PRO-
duee q bad Cold, Rheumatism. Pam IN the Limbs
and Body also. StIf Neck-every person should
get bottle. Ii acts upon the Nerves, Muse es,
sInews. Blood and Bones and, By Its warning co
tromag netlo power, pes all pain from the system.
Set q bottle and try Il.
IN, B;In yoq have CcuSh; use HSRTs,
HohNE.S PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD
World.
III you are Bhious, use HARTSEORNE'S
ANTl-BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Law
Or, stomach and Bowels, carryIns of al Bile and
Foul Secretlons.
TIE above medicines to be had at al Drug Stores
IN Washington oty; klevell & CIscen CT 6 eorfe-
town: ". Peel 4 Co. Alexandria. oc II-tr
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Dentistry, &s.

n DENTISTRY IMPROVED.
DR. MUNSON 10 now setting Teeth on Vulcan
lite. combining the irresistible ADVANTAGES -
of chez pness, dursbty. usefulness and in
creased comfort. Those having badly ftt- <O
ing plates can now be guaranteed perfect IT. Teeth
mounted Vuloauite will cost one third less than
gold and are far superior IN ever respect. Call
and see speoimeIs at $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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1922 PA. AVENUE. 322
Travellers in want OF TRUNKS should rot iail 10
visit our extensive ShltsrOom. OccupyIHg G-vYW
the entire basement hoOr. where they vi SSYfl0
lind every description of fins and medium ,
and PACKING TRUNKS, HAT BOXES, Va.
LlSES, CARPET BAGS, SATCHEI.S, &C. thai
may be required, At cheap and moderate prices.
WALL. STEPHENS CO.,
so PennSyl vanIa avenue,
"a 3-u between eth and 10Th streets
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CAR RIA g ES

Q A Il A 8 Es,
Il HE Subscriber having made sddi.ior. IN Ii.
Factory making it nov one of the Arrest - III
10 the District, where his facilities for68$&X
KlAGES and LI6HT WAGONS cs-not be am
Dessed, ana from ms long experience ia the buai
,.Aad KINDS OF Carriages end Light Wagons ks,, q,
!, Az ,,inaat !; neatly dons. and oil orders prom,t
Secondhand Carriages taken in OF Johann. IN, NJ,
70 40 ANDkEW j. Joyce
" lo-G corner of 18th and = ~.
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FURNITURE REPAIRED

FURNITURE kEPAlRED
AND VANISHED.
Sofas, Chairs, &c, re. covered, aud packing Fur
nlture Attended to by JAMES WILLIAMS, No
6l2s7th street, I'd floor.
- urnlture Polish for cleaning and restoring TO
their original ustre all articles of Vanished and
Polished Furniture, Pianos. d O., for sale by B,ntz
pro, Odd Fellows Hall, or by the subsori Der, J.
FOR RENT.-1he third story of the hpildinv
No. SIP. It'll street. "a by so feet. So is-SGWtf
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SCHOOL OF DESIGN AND MECHANI"T
~ INSTITUTE.
y. NENNING. PRINCIPAL.
Lessons in A rchItectuIal aud Ornamental Destgn-
ing, Engineering and mechanical Drawing ever
Monday, Wednesday and FrIdsJ evening. from 10
so'oock, the third story Of Agency Block corner
Of TN and streets.
Terms, o. Per month. in advance, nolsu
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WhbN tn COURSE OF HUMAN
events, LsdIes and Gentlemen lose one of n e ?
SIootesl LAtural attreotous-a fine head OF hsr-if
oeoomes matter OF serious Importance ssd tb1
Sueslon 10 What shall We do to stop tie lar from
Iaing on, and restore Its vgor and besuty IN re-
fy 70 TINS suery We bog 10 say. try DR HAREiSp
s.ajifh rkoM0TER AND IMPROVER. A few
remove dandrufl, keep the scalp oear and ,rtIts
~. I imfaIt freshness AID ysor to the hair; ard
sIthough you may have Deen GAld tvont, ysars ~.
oontlnGed use CT It two muItLs will ins5re ,;u
~, .snl head o. hair. Cali aud get bottle aud
mo- an. ster TIE second APPLICATION return e
a Ast Tor Ut. Harris Hair Promoter and Im,ro,er.
,iss p In N richmond by w. PETERSON, Drut
sna IL Washinyton CITY BY Il. ID. GILMAN. Drug
pronng notel building, Pa. avenue, and D,
.xeleo. AL IN
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IN VIEW OF THE TEMPORARY WITH
i drawal of one of the partners of firm on the
LIST Of January. prox., are now making on all &C
counts on our books for settlement Owing to the
proposed absence. and other engsg ements of ne
firing member. we will be under the necessity Of
requesting and enforcing tavment In full IN all csses
without DELAY. and theref re beg that customers
may he disposed to assist US IN closing up the old
business.
Parties " no have gwen or may give, flor present
accounts)ther promssory notes. I'll perceive from
the above notice Our iadbi ity to curtaIl renew
the same. and (whils 'uberin our uEIf irm dis
pOsItlOa to accommodate viii please act according
ly. ELVANS& THOMPSON,
$40 Penn Avenue bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
DBL eodijI INTEL and states I