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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-24

IL The Drug Mill of j. s. Merrill. at 1t
louis, was burned on Friday
% An active eInig ration to the gold and siIye,
mines OF Arizona Is settiag in from Texas and
" VIM. Underline, convicted Of robbing the
Indianapolis Post Once has been sent to the
PenitentiarY for three years
=, VI AT a sale Of old liquors, In PHILADELPHIA.
,ns othe. day, two demijohns of Modena, con.
tanning u gallons each, sold for slI other lot
SOLD as high as sl1 gallon.
u Brazil has sixty-two vessels Of wsr-tbirtv
OF which are hne steame.s. Her standing a ny
sVO.UOO s''"
al Snnsio; gentlemen's tickets nve dollars, the
ladies free and a skating pond Is TO be prepared
10 he used under certain regulations.
IL steamboat captain I'm ST JouIs caus.d
some excitement on the levee by loading can.
non and threatening to Are II among some Ioafers
VINO were annoying him The police bowsver
prevented any slaughter
" The agricultural Board OF the State of
on,o nave adopted resolutions condemnng the
custom or Offering premiums for fast horses
sliaply as such without due reference to quail
acaIIons Tor purposes Of general utility,
III There is said to be a man In Fairhayen-
MAS who employs several bundled mems. for
their ''boaTd and clothes" to Law eggs for him
from the proceeds of whose labor he derivss !.
handsome support, and is enabled to Law of and
play the gentleman. ~
=, W new poem. by John G. Whittier. enti-
Tied The Prophecy Of JamueI SeweII ;, - an
So1oced TO APPEAR In the independent The
Sdhuei Stwell referred 10 was Massachusett.
Judge, belonging to the period of the salem
wtchcraft.
u Bonner, of the New YORK Ledger, in an
nounciDg his prospectus for the wear J-5g stats
tnat the Current expenses OF his establishment,
viii exce"d s3OIOUO year. The ejaculation OF
ene ledger now Is over 3O,tt0 copies a week
ana the entef pTising publisher eXpects IN rnn ~
up 10 nall million early in the new year
, VI Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams have been
the recipients Of an absurdIy enthusiastic oyatIon
a. dublin After playing for a charitable inst
eHIloh tney started for their hotel Ia their car
mage, but the Populace, spite Of repeated remon.
FRANCES, Insisted on drawing them home Mr.
WliIlams, finding his entreaiies in vain, Quilted
on foot. saying that he respected mis- friend. too
IIuch 70 PERMIT them to take the place of horses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-24
EVENING STAR.

UNIIKD STATES GUANo IsANDs.-- Among the
Islands lately discovered in the Pacific Ocean,
containing large and valuable deposits Of guano
aud which have been formally taken possession
of by ciizrns Of the United States, and recog-
nized under the act of Congress passed in 1885
are Melden's, Arthur's, Howland's, and Christ
mas; and al one Of them there Is said to be q
land-locked hsrbor in lagoon, six miles broad
by twelve miles long, which Is entered from q
bay outside, where ships can safely anchor In
seven to ten fathoms ofwater. Almost the entire
surface Of this Island, than forty miles long
and fifteen broad, Is reported to be covered with
guano from one TO ten feet deep. Especially Is
this so for many miles In extent around the Ia
COON, where hundreds Of ships can lie and thou.
sands OF boats work at once In loading them
Our Government has done wisely in appropria.
ting treasures Of this sort.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-M N Pa.er and lad
~ MISS smith, do; J Brown, Sc: /, w
Watts, Md; Mr. BntterfeId. do: 8 AEs,,nd.,
and lady, Va; Miss Cunningham. do: Gel w :,
Harms, do; 6 w Miller and lady, Pa; g w and
Rorxs, La; j., W !: Yong; Va c Young, do
DO; l. Phillips, Miss; X w Hunter. Va: ] w
illiams. do; 6 A Woodward, do: /, r Rosser
DO, Rorniss, do; Gamer, do; p Moore;
No. E,ddie, de- DR. p Riddick and lady;
an1 iaoy, ny; Nj NJ Lewis, Va; ] NJ KIM. Nv.
Everneld, Md: Miss A 81 MundeIi' DO. w
rh .nSh. 90; A Thompson and lady, NY; T
Garland and lady, do; Miss FIIi,on' d.. .
Kennedy, Miss; H T Garnett, Va: w.
UNIrEDsTATEs HOTEL 8 B,,hor, r..
n Henyan, Sc. 4 T HarIIece. Dr. SSn,no,s
Va; l. T Loyete, do; DIR w w StnaI, ~ HH
Neal, Md; X Y Caster, Tia; b Ednon1,, = =. Nc e.
Mcintosh, NC w Rayers, Mo; ] Mai. IIeie w
leInpte and lady, Pa; w Scott Va: r.
souSwsiI, do Boutwell,, do; w H Chapman,
DO; Sutton. do; A NJ BaI bour, do: w Haw
kins, do; Col ID Waddle, do: Mis-. Maj TbonD.
son, do Walter, Pa; nc MotnlI, Md: I n
= " tonT1 an NY NE ConLling. do; A Edmond
German, do; MIS- Hall, do ~.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-P sb,sin., D.. III =,
NoItn' 90; Payne, A Watts, O; w kellogg
m1sS May, Nd; v Henbach, w n SsIkiIt
". :! pIngiS,,, n lk; + W Ficklin, J Gibson,
Massey, Ala; & Lewis. II watts ~ So -
: n pht,It,, l. ancry, Va; ID SpiIman Md
iis and ", NY; p Holmes, Mass; II Brewster,
WIZARDS HOTEL -JRKey. Md. WI,
Iout o; DC; Mitchell, VI Reed, Pa: ! R,ch.
aus, w Polk, Va; NJ Baldwin NrS R,IS
WIN, Robinson aud w, Se,wrU Ny. r. q
II;%SrsITy, ND; VI sampson and Iy, ~ Il Rioqs
l'yman,Nfi q w Wood, La; III w wall
Michi Taylor, L "A; VI Robb, Mass: J r
Ahae' son, A Wright and lady. II r NIL,
and lady, O. "hsH'
NORWOOD HOUSE O senIev m. e 81
rinS T. ma' Donaldson, do; J Ker Va; Us Ter.
~ ID DHnmaD. Tex; W THOMPSON. w:
J Chidda1gF NJ NCi 1ooding, do; W Upper, Pa
--- -, -f-ss' Johnson, NY: J Creigh, Ca
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CHEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE

SAMUEL klRRY. MnHKfactxrsr Of Spps,io,
asd Fashionable Furniture, res ect fn ly an -
n0unces Ia the citizens of Washington III
GEORGETOWN, Alexandra, and envIrons, that IN
MS warehouse Is now well stocked with a SUI M
peru and extensive stock of elegant CABI-
NET WAKE IN Rosewood, Walnut Oak and
other desirable woods, such Paror, Dining room,
ID the most wOrkmanIlke manner and waranted as
stated. Prices very low. Funerals undertsken
with promptness. SAMUEL KIRnS
Narehouse-west side of s;h street.
DC lo-eoti near Pa. avenue
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DE- ppEN Ills x Y.

OEFIcE No. 81, THIRTEKNrH STREET.
Fonr DOsrS SoH'h Of PeNHSyirGnta ArsnS..
DIR. BAIi.Y bess lesve to inform the public that
Ssn ss . sew al a e. s' Sa
experience OF hft~en rsars' praotIos =. with S-1ip
ne larse numPer Of PATIENTS and Great ysrleiI e
enable hi'n to sprmount any difficulty, scientific
otherwise, re etlns TO the Teeth. His own e1pen-
ence confirming the opinion OF many emisnt IN
he profession and especially Dire Harris and and
Z. Parmly mas ed hum Iong since, % discard al
EnsInes, Gutta PeIohs, iDdia x ubber and Clements
for the construction OF Continuous Gum Teeth, and
that Porcelain. fRouuteh on Gold Plate. IS the only
relisbe substance that car be worn the mouth.
was moot c ncpsIvely shCwE b, the last Aneucan
Althouga ne fstts-. himself from hi. long reel
aenoe AID prsctlce an MnshInrton ne Is fayorably
leave TO refer n en- TO 'he following
TESTIMONIALS.
From fhe Tate Rector Of the Chrrek Of Eptp kaas,
offkis city:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILf: Dear sI-l desire 70 ex-
press my esteem Tor You persona ~, aud nay conf
executed for me have been highly satisfactory.
hope that you may receive the PATRONAGE from my
Wilmington. Aug. s. is5s. !. ". FRENCH.
From or. of ,As Oldest firms IN BaInnOr.-
Msssrs. Boggs, Cot,raN 4 Co.
Dtn,s Of on o S;ePnen Say sTseSa
important and ficuit piece Of work. which ne did
my saction and IN view Of The fact that
one ofthe most distngu led members Of the De1-
tai College OF Baltimore ed aft repea ed ira
to perform tie same work sasfac:orliy. 10 gIves
great lcasure TO express entire conhceaoe and
high estimation OF hIs professional skull.
Baltimore, Jan. Il, i657. Hartmann B0GGS.
Extract from a note r,osirsd from rae !ass Ho..
john N. Clayton.
4. :. Senate, Aus. rs. 1855
The teeth ycu made for me work admirably; no
thing could be better. Nery gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maladies OF the
teeth. can cheerfuliy recommend Dr. -. Bay as a
superOr dentist. He made . set of porcelain teeth
Tor one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has al stood vel Cor more
Apnlls, lass. Va. CoIf M. E Church south,
We, the undersigned, havlrr had occasion 70 avail
ourselves OF tbs professional sklll OF DIR. =. BaIly,
surgeon Dentist Of this city. or having been oOgn-
xaEt oil hls operations on our tamll friends take
pleasure IN expressing admiration OF his artistic
SKILL az well rs the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and dIfhcut
operations IA Dental Surgery, and respectfully
recommend him TO the confidence and patronage of
the pueiIo, OF winch We consider HIM cmlnenty
WORTHY,
Thomas L. WALTER. Architect u. 3. Capitol,
THOMAS MILLER. ". ID of Washington, ID. c.
BIS. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. G.
Jos III. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G.
GEORGE WALTON, TX Governor of Florida.
WALTER LESoN. tx Mayor of WASHINGTON.
HENRY BALDWIN. u. = Patent Once,
feb 20-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-24

u The New York tax levy for 1859, will
amount to nearly eight millions Of dollars. Here
are the principal items: million for the police,
million for water, eight hundred thousand for
me poor, q million and quarter for the schools,
million and half for streets, half million for
light, thirteen hundred thousand for the state,
six hundred thousand for salaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-24

u One of the funniest things got up in New
York lately was the excursion of an auger associ-
alton, in burlesque Of the target excursions Each
man carries an anger instead of a gun, Gala
thumPian band acccmpanie. them, and the exer-
cises consist In walking blindfoid to the target
ard boring hole through it. Not one man In
twenty can do 1t, and the blunders that are made
canse a great deal OF sport
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-24

IL A letter from Gen. Pierce. dated at Flor
ence, the 18th ut., states that, in order 20 fud
milder climate for Mrs. Pierce, who though i'm.
proved In health, is still an invalid, he is about
10 leave for Naples, where, and at Capri Island
ne Will remain until March next, when he con.
templates visiting Rome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-24

IL AT meeting of the Cincinnati Academy
Of medicine, paper was read on the poisonous
and often fatal effects cfhair dyes. Itwas shown
from many instances that the lead and nitrate OF
silver, Of which these dyes are chiefly composed
enter into the system through the skin. man
who had used hair dyes for eight years got the
blue line on the gums and the blue face which
results from the use of these powerful poisoas
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CHRISTMAS PRSEsESTs! -

The attention oft public is pectfuly solicited
to the following HOdsy GIFTS:
A rich and substantial assortment of FRENCH
FANCY BOXES, Of entirsly new designs, made
of wood, leather aud metsl. These goods can be
recommended both for durability and beauty, and
were msnufactured TO my Cwn order BY the frat es-
Ny display of BbNS BONS AND FRTNCH
CANDIES IS the finest ever before ex ibited in
the country, having been manufactured by Partisan
artists from new and original patterns Lately an
de iS-eo2w $50 Pa. sy., bet. l2th and 18th st,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-24

ENIesATioS.-The Journal of Commerce says
the number Of emigrants arrived at New ork
for the week ending the 18th instant, was SOS
making a total of rs $50 since the commencement
Of the year. The arrivals for a corresponding
period in 1877 numbered 1s2, SOP. The effect
of the financial revulsion, both In this country
and abroad, is plainly to be seen in the remark
able falling of in the tide Of emigration since
LAST wear
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III Mstzerott sends two well executed en-.
cravings, just published by him, "Mornine
Prayer" and Washington" from the Boston
Athensum painting
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u From j SniIlin2ton We Lave the "Atlan
NC Monthly" for January very good number
hoirnes takes his place again a, the % Breakfast
Table" and Mrs. Stowe continues her serial
"The Minister'S wooing
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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- AZ -:
making over IN ~
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND SCARS,
comprising forty hve different brands. ranging from
81 TO $40 per thousand.
TOBACCO.
lp boxes oil the most app red brands consi sting
1i pouna Jumps. half pound lumnPs. quarter pound
Jumps, hves Jumps, tens Jumps, Rough and Ready,
ana Dladsn Twists, Fig, 90.
FiNE-CUr CHEwING.-Anderson's SOlace, Good
wn's elbow Bank, Goodwins Pure American
G5:oolwlnls New York, Goodwin's Patent Pressed,
OoOOwlns SarsagarIa.
FINE CUT SMOKING.-25 gross Spanish Mixed go
Icknick. "
SNUFF.
20 cases CARROTS Scotch. in bottles; ~ kegs Gar
rstts scotch. loose: Is jars CARROTS Rappse; also
Maccaboy and Congress.
10 boxes r rench Pipes and Pipe Heads also, q
graf variety Of German. Fancy. and Powhatan
rlpes' Sekar Gases, Snun Boxes. Cigarettes, DO.
MATCHES.
80 gross Shanghai and German Matches: and all
DINER articles usually kept by the trade.
III Shopkeepers and restaurant keepers would
60 Wen 10 call and examine my stock, think that
the5 oah select something which will please their
customers; and as buy largely and for cash, | can
sen as low 1t not lower, than any other house 10
the District.
CAUTlON.-Whereas there has been certain nm
prlnclped persons travelling around in the District
ana the surrou aiding country haw knr small Ots of
Segsrs and Tobacco, of very inferior kind, at one
huHored per cent above their value and repres
ing themselves as my agents, hereby caution the
Pubic against ell such persons as have agents.
dc I5-lm NO. SO High
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Nc. Ala 7th St, betyeen g aud II Strsst..
Retail Deslers IN FANCY ARTICLES, WOOL
EN GOODS. HOSIERY, Toys, etc.. etc., have
Just receved an entire new stock, the finest ever
brought to Washington. "
They offer store keepers and country merchants
LADIES' purchasing for fairs should be euro to call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-24

w % casks Port, MADEIRA. and Sherry Wines.
= asayaSn ss s s"sf Ss11 Whisky, ls.o,
50 baskets Hsidslof Champagne,
d de- ' sSst ''' 'no Tor S NJ Il sEMMEs.
RAIsINs, ALMONDS. &c.
H. S S whole: half and qusIter boxes Ralslns.
% e M" ponds on Sof, Shell H., Almonds.
1000 do. Pecan Nuts.
10 boxes CItrOn,
100 kegs Pickles.
50 boxes Prunes. in fancy boxes,
de IS cost MURRAY sEMMEs.
RROOMs. BUCKETS, 30.
9eC dozen Painted Buckets.
1O0 nests Baskets,
lon dozen Cords and Lines,
% bales Candle Wick.
1as 81 r c.s and Tor sale by
~ 50 boxes AdamantiDe Candles,
100 do. Brown Soap,
80 do. Castle soap.
a nc d DO: P Psnfy s ss, sS
loco pounds Sal Soda,
5$s IT, !s ssi f sni S fo4 ;sisS
deiS oteo MURRAY Il SEMMES
RUTTER, CHEESE, &c,
II IS kegs choice Goshen Butter,
SO d.. do. Glades do.
SIH boxes do. do. Cheese
100 barrels Nos. and Mackerel.
30 boxes Scaled Herrings,
1900 pounds Cod and Hake Fish,
10 600 do. Buckwheat Flour,
81 barrels w esh Premium Flour
90 do. Old Dominion do,
100 do. Extra do
Just received AID for sale by
dsl5 cost MURRAY & SENMES,
I OOK AT YOUR HANDS AND FEET-AI
- IN want of GLOVES or HOSIERY
earnest requested to call and examine one Nl n
OF the largest and finest stocks in ashing-
tOn comprlslDg ever quality and style lust til 1iB
imported ~ my order. Call and Look n Won wv
do not wish to purchase, at
HOPklNS'S Unrivalled Bazsar
90 ner of 9Th st. and Pa ay
no y, eotf bet. Browns ard National hoteis
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DARLOR FURNITURE,
L PAPER HANGINss AND UPHOLSTERY 6oops.
The subscrb ers keep on hand and make to order
al styles Of CAB NET and PARLOR0
FURNITURE, such as Sofas Arm, Easy andM
Rocking Glars, Lounges, Il O. Also. a supe ~
floI assortment OF PAPER, HANGINGS, /"
@snner CaTpets Cut, Made, and P fs Gown
short notice. Furniture Repaired and Vanished.
SSeePy Hollow Arm Chairs from Sl2 to go each.
Enameled Covered Lounges as low rs S.
A call is respectfully solicited from persons fur
nIshlng their houses, as we and do sell furniture
OF our oion make, as low, If not lower. than the
same style of work mot CITY make,) can be bought
JOS. 7. X. PLANT Il CO.,
Paper Hansers. Upholsterers, and
Manufacturers of Furniture.
ocI SIN $50 ID street. between 9Th and 10th.
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CHRISTMAS CAKES, FRUITS, DO.

The subscriber has the pleasure of informing his
numerous customers and the public that he has on
hand q large assortment of AL kinds of
CA X E 9,
suitable Tor the Christmas holidays, consisting in
part Of Pound, Tuit, and other kinds also, CA NJ
ufacture; LEMONS. ORANGES, PRUNkS, and
msny other kinds Of Fruits,
As manufacture all my own Cakes and Candies
texcept rench) atter my self able to SELL whole
SAFE or retail, on as reasonable terms as any house
In The District. c. e, AIS
de INV Rridga sfra.t
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For SALE -ovs, ,,u
iarfe lot OF CHINA and WOODEN TOYS,
AZ wholesale or retail. Also. pieces uperior Wool
arpet from auction, at S71, worth ga, and piece
star Carpetlng at 10 cents, worth 10.
w. X. HURDLE,
de Il-2x corner High and Cav sis C;eorge'n
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WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
" No SO Psxx. Avsnxs.
BOYS AND YOUTHS READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
For School and Dress Wear,
Parents and guardians wishing to furnish then
. anG NaIus WIN SchoOl ana Colese Outhtf
TOT the coming season, are invited to examine ouJ
present large and extensive variety of
BOY s. CLOJ HING,
whore they tit out their children of all sixes IL
few minutes, with every description Of READY.
MADE GARMENTS OF substantial and durable quality
atvery moderate prices; s,n
au 25-t No go Pa av., bet 9Th and 10th sfs
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NAT VASTLY REDUCED PRICEs.oA
VEG ETA BILE BAI.SAM.
nR LID - A. ~

VbUEIh Bib BAISAM.
OR FRAGRANT HAIR WASH
or oeeutllY lng od preserving the HAIR. possess
Ing peculiar sengi heulng and refreshing QUALITIES
W also removes DANDRTFF and DISEASES
OF lhB SKIN, giving .tie and viEor TO the hsIr
hliherto unettaiuahie Manufactured and cold,
wholess q and rstal', by
JOHN Il. GIBBS, WIIdrds' Hotel, sd
No. 20 Pa. avenue, Washington, ID &.
Redd CsyftfcntsS Of Praetisias Physteiass pqors
0whieh can be girsn.
have for some time psst used the Vegetable
Ba,eam, ar Fragrant Hair Wash. made br Mr.. john
Gibbs. Of thIs CITY, and hsve found 10 an excel
lent preo.raton FOR keeping the scalp entirely clean
ahd thereby emo ert Prom"tIlg the growth of the
hair In an instance falling under nv notice u Was
applied To arrest the falling OF az the hair nter
potrl oted feverSSnd with entire success Ii 10 NOT
encountered with those heavy essential ols which
Are Always more or less injurious to'fhe bair bulbs
from which the tissue derives its nutrim~nt.
SaM'I. A STORROW, NJ. ID.
Washington, ID. c., December 18th, lass.
CuLPEPER CORR HOUSE,, November Is, IeSe.
nave used the Har W ash made by Mr.. John N.
oIbbs. OF Washington, ID. G. ia a which the
hair had been much injured by a protracted fever,
and found IL highly useful in pTomnting she gTUwth
OF the hair; and subsequent use Of the Wash i'm
proved both ne textuI o and spP'aibnce The scuTfy
condition of the scalp, hch the Of hair de-
pended, wss entirely removed by repeated applioa-
dsl-im WIN. NJ. THOMPSON, NJ. D.
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"0LD MhCNOLTA WHISKEY'

fNH f undersigned offer for eale IRE above standard
brand of lne RYE WhIskey. Of their own d istil-
atlon. IN barrels and half barrels. The suallty Of
the Whisky known so favorably IN tae South for
me past eight years, will always he kept mp 20 its
former gh standard. and pU rchAeers and consumers
oSa rely upon IFS be.Gs perfectly pure Rye WIS
~, distilled under our owl personal supervision,
and entirely tree from any deicterous substances
which render made up whlgkIes otjeotionaGl o.
Always having large stock cf tho above, and other
hne Ehlskes IN New York as well as PhiladelphIa
veaTe enabled 10 ship goods from either city direct
FREEMAN & SIMPSON, PhrniX Disthlery,
Once los south Front st., PhilsdelphI.; m New
York. S6 Wall street. o5-lv
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(NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO
~ ~ ORDER,
WALL, STEPHENS, d co. respectfully in
vlte the attention of gentlemen to their present
large and very desITable assortment OF fine
Cl.OTHS. CASSfMERES, Velvet, Silk. and Sat
IN VESClNGS, embracing all grades, colors, and
styles OF fashionable materials ada pied mems
wear, which they wall make to order, In the best
style of workmanship and finish, at prices much
cheaper than the usual CITY rates
ConstantIy on hand one OF the largett Hssortment,
Of READY MADE CLOTHING for men anc
boys 10 he found IN this city.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
OC2G SO Pa Y, between aud Str
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-24

CLOCK REPAIRING.
SLOCKS Of every description carefully cleaned
ana the striking part properly adjusted, BY J. A
WATSON, 50 Bridge stieet, Georgetown Fol
the oonvenencs of persons living at a distance, q
competent workmen vii be sent to the own hOu Sc
A larse stock OF Clocks always on hand for ga O.
no H-Imr '~
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rHRISTMAS .-CHRISTMAS
" NEW WORSTED AND TOY STORE
splendid and extensive show of G erman, French
and Eng llsh TOYS and FANCY GOODS. suitable
store. ny
Also, every variety of Knitting Sontags; all sizes
OF Chl!jre Hoods, LegIngs, Sleeves, Mitts etc
,Also.a great assortment of Tapestry and Bead
WORK and Embroidery Of every description; dou
Yarn, &C., kept constantly on hand by
CHR. RUPERT,
No. 522a 7!h street, opposite
de 10 Wv IsteIligencer Office.
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Georgetown Advertisement.

VI choice assortment IF Gift Books Poems. illus
t5a;ed, "a Torsey MoIooeo, Bibles, Prayer aud
Work boxes, &C.. IN Papler Maons, Rosewood, a G.
With large supply of Fancy Articles ard Juvenile
BOOKS. Wewou Invite al who are disposed to
Il hne and oh2ee at MISS THQMAS'S Book and
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n 1IDEN.-CIDEK !!-CIDEK "!
6rocers And other retailers can he supplied with
prime Clarified CIDER In quantities to suit, and OF
reasonable terms, by
no 25-tf ARMY SHJNN
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RUCkSXIN GLOVES, GAUNTLETS. AND
II MlrTENS.
The subscribers call the attention Of the public
to their supply of BUCKSKIN GLOVES, a.
GAUNTLETS,a and MlrTENS, all of ia cir iIf1 1il.
own manufacture, which they offer on ac-i"DIlllIN
oonmOdatinE terms. 6uckskin Shirts sndl QllnY
Drawers made to order. -.
RAMSBURG Il EBERT,
High, between lat and I'd streets,
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NJ JOHN MCKINNEY,
NOTARY, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
PENSION, REAL ESTATE AND
GENERAL AGENT.
Titles examined; Deeds, & c.. drawn. The colIec-
ton Of Rents, Accounts, any business intruste6
10 him viii meet with prompt and careful attention
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