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>, LOUIS NAPOLEON AND PUBLIC OPiNIoN.-Tbe
Paris correspondent of the Boston Courier
writing Dec. 2 says:
-, need not tell you that the great event of
the moment is the remittance of his penalty to
M. de Montalembert, registered in this morn
log nollteur. This is another victory of
pubic opinion, and it is the second within a
very few weeks. The other one was the letter
OF the Emperor to his cousin, Prince Napoleon.
upon the slave trade. Both are the produce of
,ne universal explosion OF public opinion that
mas taken place throughout Europe, more
especially In the last of the two cases. There
Is great lesson to be learned in all this, and I
90 not think any rejecting public ought to let
the lnclfent pass by without well stud wing ALI
Il means and may progno .tigate for the fu tnre
some three or four years ago, NJ. de Persigny
coming over from London pressed the Emperor
strongly TO give to France q large measure of
freedom OF expression in every form. The En-
Perors answer was: France does not wish
Tor 1t she has as much liberty as she care for -
many persons who knew of this conversation
nave said that whenever the Emperor should
see any sign Of the ma tion's being really tired
OF its enslaved state and anxious for freedom
ne would relax the tightness with which he
noios the governmental reins, and follow the
huinor Oh the nation. L am not at all indispos-
81 from adopting this view of the question
"hetner Louis Napoleon has or has not, this
'o ioiio"eu the numor OF France, L am not
prepared TO assert, but it is quite certain that
he has yielded-and that, too, upon a matter
T. which he personally tenaciousIy held-to the
expression of pu bile feeling and opinion all over
Europe One Of the few papers the Emperor
regularly reads is the Times, and the uncom-
promising manner in which the Times con-
demned the whole conduct of the Montalembert
saair, backed as it was therein by the feeling
Oh all England and OF the majority Of all Euro
Pean populations, had a strong effect upon
Louis Napoleon-as it had in the slave trade
business. He once said to a very celebrated
banker, from whom have the story-"I read
the lines, becaDse know what it represents /:
1t would not, could not, repeat three days run.
m'ng what should not be the opinion of the
Large majority Of Englishmen everywhere.
mat Is the reason ofits Importance and my rea-
son for always reading it" Now these words
l can youch for as thought had heard them ;
they where spoken in 1852
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SINGULAR CASE OF ARSON AVN ppp,r,x
IN tne year 1856, fire DESTROYED Dropertv i'm
n nne Town OF Akron, Ohio, valued at SSn oOo
tueIe was niue doubt that the FIRE was caused
- out no clue TO their detection
was found until year had elapsed wbar ,ba
disclosure Of a man who hod been ,bs in.,,I'
ent % OI the designers Of the crime, and who
nsd removed out Of the State led to the da,aoD
.Ioh oi tne guilty parties. Among the build-
tngS destroyed was one occupied in part bv the
nln Oh bowen Barber as a grocery and pro-
siOH snho store. Ihey had insured a stock worth
,,1i toi eI wv, and the motive for firing the
puliulnS q was TO obtain the $500 excess shove
tne value OF their stock. They hired n man
named Matney, who lived some distance from
AKRON 70 set the hre, Offering him S25 for the
1oo, a man named Jones actIng in this ma,,..
tof Bowen Barber. On information Obtained
from Matney, Robert ". Jones, Josenb Rar-
per and Sanford e. Bowen were arrssteJ
aey Pieau guilty to an Indictment and his
sentence was suspended until the other narties
were tried. Jones, on being arres,ed aiso
maze confession on bis own part. claimin, tb.,
NC nau repented his purpose, bsfore the s.tnaI
PenPerauan OF the crime, and was not techni-
eally guilty. HO' 'e0hni-
II was deemed important to have Jopes' tes-
Hu0ny 70 convict the other parties. and
80, PoSe4"t was entered upon the irdict-
Ment against him for arson Rut ubsn y.
Ine whole statement which he had m.J. 80 ,ha
S' attorney, aud swore TO one excuIpa
ing tne principals in the case. This, howeyer
u.u uot prevent their cOnviction-so concIusiv.
Va ,nelr gulit were the circumstances provan
On On 'ne trial Jones neither saved himself nor
ms ,,s friends by his deliberate perjury. After
;nS,e,"H ,oonT,enon s OF Bowen and Barber, he was
i,N tuuteeu ior perjury, tried and con nyicted-no,.
i'ns'andlng ~ ia'ss swearing was again re,or,ed
70, In order 70 save him ie'ofieo
f,m;I;.a TI aH,on Beacon says these men "an have
peIent ~ ~ ectaoly connected, and com
PeI' 70 nave become respectable and ingn.
,nuaI ,inn memoer' OF society. There is no nmss-
,iOn as to their gull; the justice OF tbsiq
.snTims5, of 'ners i"n I' we think, a widespread
OF each Strong efforts will bs nj. '.e =, cdse
ouie 'neif pardon; but their release il Jspp
.stoI oy the Beacon. Punishment in a caia IS
Of Dsr;nIy asrnyated by the added enormity
Pegury, should be made exemplary ~,
,neenaiary torch is too frequently used 70 s%.
Hi' Oh Ienlency 10 those convicted oT - " "d
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,b,S aHoN AND WOOD Fur Vessels ia f.
he :" " steam vessels are not near so Jn,ai
ann, re salmng vessels, while iron sbiH.
when propelled by steam. as - instance nsta nee,
hsse,iP iPl"yed Besides this, the fine III. oniy
e.oeci.iIv "oael that can be obtsin.d with ;rnn
aly ~ al the stern post and entwa,s WIN iron,
tb.o VOL CO ,Al more efficient tor pronsIIsss
tbs rs.soa n possibly be; aud thi. Il nd nhs
.aIisfactory' rss latter are so slow and up.
through which an engine sb.s, Sc stern post
Teen inehes diameter has to Iey.ina eh On OF six-
iroiA the surface Of the prou.iIs, sn Ios'facts
pre- e4dsh ssross the whole diameI.r, IA .ae same
behind u wave Of wafer, which uSarIies
ee-riy the same speed as the vessel l.sy.. al
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TOBACCO, SNUFF. AND SEGARs.


The subscriber would inform his customers and
tne Puolc generally that he has Just re- 10\ - :.
%ssn, 1e1u avss safse addition to his stock, lM~Sf
TWO aUNDREp THOUSAND SCARS.
81 to $50 per thousand. ''''''
- TOBACCO,
$50 boxe Of the ost a DID, owed brands oon.;.tin.
oi pound Jumps, half pound lumnps, suarter bound
.nd adps hvo: Jumps tens Jumps Rough and Ready,
FJNEICUr CHEWING s:-Anderson's Solao., Good
Sn Ems neuoT Bank, GoodwIn's Pure American,
G9oowin's Sarsagariila.
ZINE FINE Cur sMoKINe.-25 gross Spanish Mixed, go
liokiniok. '"sinia ALI
20 cases CARROTS SCOTCH in bottles: % kess Gar
rstts scotch loose; IS jars Garrstts Rappee; also,
Macoaboy and Congress. ~O'
$50 box., French pipss P.Pssi ssd pi,.H.,a, ,.o
great variety of German Fancy. and Powhatan
fipes' SesaE Gases, snuff Boxes, Cigarrettas, &c.
MATCHES.
20 gross Shanghai and German Mstohes. and oil
other articles usually kept by the trade
IL Shopkeepers and restaurant keepers would
they oan select something which will plsase their
customers; and as buy largely and for Dash, can
sell as low If not lower, than any other house IN
the District. ''
CAUTION.-Whereas there has been certain un.
prlnoped persons travelling around In the District
ana the SURROUNDING country, hawking small lots Of
hundred per cent above their value, and rapresento
lnS themselves as my agents, hereby caution the
Puolio against all suoh persons, as nave az ents,
JAMES WALLACE,
oe el3-lm No. So High street, Georgetown.
CiDER!-CIDER mLCIDERm
Grocers and other retailers can he supplied with
pilme arlhed CIDER In quantities to SUIT, and on
reasonable o terms, by
no zs-tf ARNv L sHINN.
PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.
The undersigned having accepted the agency, now
give notice that they are prepared to furnish their
cus,omers and the public generally with MASSEY,
Collins Co.'s superior
DRAUGHT ALE,
In whole and half barrels. at Baltimore prices for
CASH on delivery. As we sell this lie op,y on com
mission, our terms Will be rgidly adhered to- Salts
lacon guaranteed In every instance, provided notice
oi defect be ,gIven within twenty four hours after
tapping. ~
Domestic Ales. Porter, and Brown Stout (fuIly
equal, II not superior, to impOrted) at 81 TO $50
per dozen, delivered In any part of WASHINGTON,
Georgetown, or Alexandria.
Army 4 SHINN,
ocH 81 Green street, GeOrgetO
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nR.COGGSWELL'SN NEW MEUICALSALT
~ For lNFLAMNAToRY DIsEAsEs ONLY.
Ne1o NedtcaI Salt! Netc Medical SAT-!
IT Is NOT A CURE ALL.
FOR INFLAMMAT TORY DISEASES ONLY
nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
- SALT, instead Of being remeay for all Ills has
control over nut one Ill, has but oSe ann ard ac-
cOmpllshes but one thing, to wit: sURDUEs INFLAM
MA1ORI DISEASE. whEtever be IT'S fOFIu Or 1 Cality,
vhe; her IN the Eesd, tn roat abdomen, e1trentits
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PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.
DRESS MAKING.

NJ DRESS MAKING.
n1lSS MARGARET Dl Err, DREss-MAKER
mas removed to the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Agency, No. S54 Penn. avenue, over ths
Messrs- 0alts' New Jewelry Store. whe!e e. having
spacious ana pleasant Accommodations ard in
creased lao Titles for executing promptly the ord srs
OF her patrons, she invites the ladies to call and
Al descriptions of Family Sewing will be exc
enoe of Miss Dyer. da DO sta Vs.
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RAKER'S GENERAL AGENCY, INTELLI-
- GENCE AND
COLLECTING n EETCE (

The subscriber having removed his office to No.
S4s Penn. syenue, opposite Browns HOTEL and
employ ed Richard Judah, ooOred, servant, (who ia
well acquainted In the city and with servants sen-
eTally,l Is prepared 10 supply Hotels. Boarding
with suitable Servants, &o Servants and
others IN want of any kind of employ ment may find
situations by applying at this offoe
COlleotlng, Auditing, ard Settling Accounts and
other debts; Buying, Selling, and Renting Houses
ana other property. attended to efficiently and
promptly.
He continues toattend to Bounty Land, Pension
and other claims az aInst the Government.
JNO. T.. BAKER, Gen'I. Agent,
N. B.-R ichard's services as Porter in going er-
rands, carrying packages, serving invtatIons, & c.
msy be had st all times.
de 80 cost T. P n
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 6, 1889.
PROPOSALS FOR LTTHO RAPHING.
OFFICE SUPEE INTESDKST PUBIIc PRISTIse,l 4
MASH ~g TnS a

OFFICE SUPEE EINTESDKNT PUBIIc PRISTIse,l
WASH NGroS, DecembsT 81. lB5a.(
Sealed Proposals wIl he re,ei.e at IN 80 n /.
until Morday, the l7th day Of y6nVary, lSsa a. u
o'Slo'k. for engraving stone. aud pri ting fTom
the same. for The u.e of the Senate aud House OF
Representatives. Of the Uri,ed Statet, CERTAIN
MAPS and CHARTS communicated 70 Congress-
with the annual message OF the President Of the
The Maps and Charts Of which from two TO thre.
thousand copies are to he prIntenD will be open '
the IN pe II OF bidde al this office until the marn
INK OF the day for closing the bids. Tha papsr r.
CURED ioT prlnllng will he furnished by IN t.fce
biaRk foTms for proposals will he FURNISHED 10 alt
who purpose 10 bud and hond and a approved seonrt
" will be required from the sucNessful bidder :
the faithful execution of hIs contract
IL is To be distinctly unde rstood that no bid Will
De received from any party not directly engaged
bId for
The proposals must be addressed 20 Geo. W
Bowman. Superlntendent of the PEhle Pria. inc
Washington, and endorsed Proposals for LIthos
raphIng." GEO. VI. BOWNAN
de 81 eotd Superrnfeofent
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rEhE GREAT VITAL REGENERATox

rtNhE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOX
TR IE MAR
Observation-Disclosures by Royal Letters Pat
eIt OF England. and occurred by the Seals Of the
Ecole de PhaI macie de Paris and the EmperiAl Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. Is invaluable for relaxation. spermatorrhoa
and phys cal exhaustion and is a tonic.
No. completely Graduates all traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau
ssous and pernicIous use of cOpavla and cubebs
No. has entirely supp lanted the injurious use of
mercury, thereby lnsurlng 20 the sufferer speedy
Ielef dlsperslng all the impurities and roofing out
the venom of III isease.
TRlESEMAR, NO l. 2, and s, are prepared in the
form of lozenge, devoId Of taste sr,el. and
be carried IN the waistcOat pocket. SoLD IN lin
CASES. AND DIVIDEDlNTos sEPARATE DOS Es as admin
lstered 10y Nalpeau, LsllemaH. Hour, RIcord. a c..
&c. Pnco IS each, or four cases IN one for So.
which saves IS: and IN cases, whereby there -
q saving Of 81. To be had. Who esae and retail. of
DIR. BARROW. Isl Prince ST. eet, New HOrs. Inn
msdlatey on TccelvIrg remittance DR.. RSTrou will
forward the TTiessmar = - any part Of ne word.
securely pscked. ard addressed according TO the
stru lotions of the writer. de ID SIN
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Wood and Coal.

Two MEMBERS CONGRESS Ann 0-rII1
n RS SJCSTCOMMkNClN6 HOUSEKEEp
IN",-Nov Is your chance TO lay IN your W n,.-
sGppy "f Fnel. am now receiving another osIsa
81 Iest NED Ash Coal. Also. on hand. HicEory,
YAK. ana Plse Wood. cut and split ches foo ossb
a. my Wood and Coal Depot. 18th street, near the
oe1 r. w. BATES.
MY SUPERIOR OAK WOOD. cut expressly
w Tor my saies, will be delivered every dAy from
prices. " ~-
WHO'D and COAL ofall kinds
SAWED ard SPLIT WOOD.
klNDLlNG WOOD IN crates and CHARCOAL,
IN 6nv quantity.
Three eaIsoes ofCOAL, to arrive soon. will be
Leave your order az ouce nj NV of5cs nm oh .,
between ID and T.. ~ ~ ''
noA SAM'L II. YOUNG.
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EXTENsIvE ASSORTMENT
MAHOGANY, WALNUT. RosEwoop.N
OTHER FURNITURE Ar PHIytTr

me subscriber having completed his sssortmept
OF + uralture would respectfully ...S-
INV invite .,a the G citizens Of Washing; -
examine his stock for them s-S[&
selves. cOnslstlnE of
robes. ~ -ei " of~-
Fine Mahorany, Walnut, and Cherry, jenny LING
meta and WhatIots Noo
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottars Ch.m
Der Sets. ~ ''NNe NAoii'
Bureaus, and Sldeboards A~ o'nei
me Mahogany and other Chairs Of every desserts,
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa sn6 othsr T,hI..
emma, Glass, and Crockery Ware LookIn.
My purpose is to sell a, cheap as any other p.r,on
IN w ashlngton. and on as favorable terms and
will be disappointed ifthey give me a cali. A's
au ls-tf No seS l,b 80,
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MORE AND STRONG TESTIMONY IN
In FAVOR or MRS. COX'S
INDIAN EEEETARI

INDIAN FEGETABLE DECOCTTON
The following strong testimony IN favor OF IN.
great eHcaoy Of this invaluable Medical Prepa alton
IS furnished without sOllcl alton, by Capt Josepa
C.ackner, one of our Oldest most res pectahla and
vel kGOwn citlzens. The remarkable cure referred
to in the certiht cate Is the more woRdeIfUl when NJ
Is stated, thvt the subject than eR hty wears
cd, and his disease had bl fled the Skill of our most
eminent phys cars. untli a. was oOmpe led, finally
HyIsd % greft saving and curing properties of the
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOC ZION. Reaf,
aSye who Coubt, and profit by the Information ven
IN the annexed certificate:
BALTIMORE. Sept. 8, l85s
The underslI ned. having ex peuenoed ne benz
hclal elects Of MRS. NJ. COX>S INDIAN VEfi-
EfAbBE DECOC FlON, does not hesitate TO
recommend u TO the attention of the public, frcm
my own experience SIS wei as tie test moRV Of 9th
ers, whose IntsEecce aud integrity are altoerther
uEQuesiIcns le. have nO dOUh of its .fficscy an
a. cases of Carbunc es. BOIls, Piles Eruptlnns and
al -kIn Diseases, al Of which have been affi cICd
with for fourteen ears. After trying many sdVer-
tIsed remedies ard eminent physIcIsns, with no
material re lef, nv friends advised me TO fTv MRS
NJ. GON'S INDIAN VEGETABLE DECGBC-
TInN, and after q trial of months all appearance
OF the disease has left me, and my skin is smooth
and olesr as ever. Ny stomach Is good. and better
than II has been for the last hve years
"JosEPH CLAcErHR,
MOI AIsQuIth 81
For sale by Chas. etott, corner OF Pa. avenue sIH
7tR street. W ashlEgtoI, u. c.. and Frank n. WIN
ter. corner X ct. and Vermont Rvenue Dr. r =. a.
CIssel. GEORGETOWN, ID. c.; and Jas. Entvisle, Al
exSndris. Va; and Druggists generally.
IA 2X
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NOTICE TO VALIDS.-Tne following forms
which the unbalanced uids assume, and many
not here mentioned hat have more less fever OF
pain are as easily subdred by the New Medical salt
as hre is e1tlngu,shed b, water, to wit: Bran Fe
yer, Headache, Rush OF Blood to the Head and
Heart, Fits. Infamed Eyes, r ars. Nose, Lungs and
Liver, Neuralgia, Spinal Affections, Eryslpelss,
IHronohlts Pleurlsy, Asthms, Coughs, Dyspepsia.
Nenereai Diseases RheU matlsm, Oout, ScrofuIa
and all itchIrg and other cuta, eOns cru atIons.
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDIC
~ SALT Goes lust " hat 1t claims to dO-no more
no iess-pqual!Zes the fluids by removing from the
system all art- rial ard venous obstructiOns. De
sertpttrs CfTeu may be obtained from any drug
gil who has this valuable medicine for sale,
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nR. COGGSWkLL'S NEW MEDICAL
~ SA 1T exsTts, like the VACCINE matter, an ex-
traordinnry influence over the veins and arteries
resulting in = gradual decIn of inflammation, as
Indicated by the pulse, which soon resumes it's rat
ural state, as the heat, pain and fever disappears
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NEW MEDICAL SALT.-Its peculiar excel
lence Is that, without the useie loss of blood
ard strength, it effectus!ly cures InfanmntO,y
DtssaSss no othersJ by producing equilibrium Of
all the huds IN the body, the want OF which Is the
CAUSE Of Inflammation.
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For Rent and Sale.


TOR RENT-Larse PARLoR and CHAM
Il Der. Handsomely fGrnIsh-d and iishted WITH
sss lst floor. Also, large Chamb ana 81 or ore
oesrss Apply at sss lcth street, between AID 4.
FVvKf Fvfrifli;,TTm..a. MN two. 0..toy BRICK HOUSE 90
II ooetales 6 room.. lbsulre next door Dc - a.
EMsEks 6s OF CONGRESS end others car n.
on Ps0Ssha With oomfOrtsble scoommcdstons
oOsfy, At MRs' MRNSSsSSSSy.sn II sSSSSysnisnt .Ha pleasant
west slde: between r and ats. - w. n. . ims' -
'v LEr.The ihree-.tOrI BRICK 1OTSE
room and Rent sS2s. iSsuire on q. has s S,.a
DWELLLNsS;hoGsh FOR RENT--1I.
81. nonse OF ns. hioi No .ss II street. north
riaEe house, Is Tor rent; Tins larEe cneerfalSnd
cohlhodl9us dseilInE m perfect order, and vii h.
tenant. ~ no ss
EoR RhNT.-ihe DwhLLIN- HOTsE-N No.
~. tSr, on re square Immediately ees; Of
OF J. NJ Carlisle, Chs proprpto-.l 70 whom appicse
ton 70 M may he mace The house wal be rented en-,
aoI tnS "a s,linc -eouse Oi private FANNY. TIE
a. SII rs VII os 49, Isr aIoum payable at such periods
TAVERN AND STORE PROPERTY FOR
Cross ko.ds, miles from WsshrnStSn sad fSem
A,leSHrdTa, AZ The intersection Of the Fsrfax and
h:1lle Iurnplkes. Address LEWIS BAILEY,
Msshlngten CITY, or inquire on the premises.
k'oR RENT-rhe iroEt PARLOR sTd BED-
OruE Store. The most dssifsbie rooms on Penn,
u XenG. on acc0uEt OF their nearness 10 willlrds'
IN tnlrd story. Az furnisSed. Apply 10 KIDWEInL.
q LhukENcE. Z, near Oorasr isth street. Dill
E'UE REMIT. Member, OF Co.sress ara
snd BED CHANGERS with Tss ard ever, az - y, nc
convenience Situated opposite " WIlaTds' Hotel No
Is Pa. avenue. M "a saevx
T'O LET-ROOMs, furnished With R,,r. d,
apnyate family. on [. street No. 5ls between
aih and lath sireeIs mort D. Tor sentiemab. 49,
OF Two slLg e gentlemen. oc2S
FOR RENT-The FKAME HOUSE on q ~.
4 south between 9Th and sth streets west, 0Isi-
100 feet 20 a - foot alley. Terms SisO per arnrT.
Iar Ir e,,s fnontkiy: Enquire Of VANS Il
streets. ooS
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-The .nI-
l. sorb"r offers for SAFE a 50 endId House and Iot.
an terms To SUIT the purchaser. The house and Iot
are situated within one miles wa A Of the Capitol
TEN, 40. 2S7 street. between the hours of sL<
O'Clock and 5o'clock D. IN. noS-tf
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-The
= sahsoribrr Ghsrs AZ private sale the property
kloWn ~ tie Bakery stuaer the south side the
Chnsl, near The Alexandria A ued1ot, together with
the S,taTi. which IS about zin feet deep from CanSl
e-ty.
,Re Bakery hss q front Of 81 feet on the Canal
ana controls o. lnohos "a water for driving Its
TINS property fcrs Bakery or Coal Yard A, not
surpassed ~ any In the District.
= also. W oOd aud Coal lsrc now In the ooou nancy
Of RurtJ urme and Mr.. Barron. This PROPERTY
hes front Of q feet N CanA and ln1S feet on
oess for consumers from GeorgetoTp or Wasbin,
tol as any yard IN the District.
hpfy to TH0MRs BRSWNso % 95 ss, Ms,t ssT%
georgetown; or to =. z. BROW n pa tV =,
corner of ltth street. w washinIton. ID. c. an SD
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nR. COG6SWELI'S NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT. Gets circular. Ask any Druggist about
the New hedioal salt. Ask your neIghbors
about the New Medical Salt If sIck iTy II not
sick, REMAINDER the New NJ edical Salt
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fOf ELEVENTH STREET tO.
Cf betrsen Pa. areaKe aad E street. 4J1

nELANOS LIFE PRESERVING VEST.
- Patented October 1858.
y. STEPHENS, Dealer IN Fine Clothing and
cents furnishing Articles, No. SO Penn. even8e,
under Browns' Hotel, IL the exclusive agent OF
washington and ylonty for the sale Of this highly
celebrated LIFE PRESERVING VEST. Cali
and see them. No oetf
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MUSICAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS NJ the
lN1 Music Depot of w. u. .MEIZER0TT, ~
corner OF llth street and Penn avenue. t1$
NIohns, Gultars, VloliDceliOs, BsnJOs fes. >kSf
Accordeons: Drums, ClariOnetts. IarLhorInfs, 5, Me
tronomes, FlsgColets, Harmrnicas PIaro stools.
Pisno Covers, AusIo Stands, Music = oilos. ard
Music Books. A superior as oTtment OF lgtes Nv
6ulon ard Prussouieves IN Parls has just arrived;
Also several of Eiseahrandt's make. De
ETRUSCAN JEWELRY.-Jus reserved,
Ia f.avas, Canoes, Corals. and Sosalcs, ia TIca
Etruscan Settings, together With large Invo CO OF
Fsncy S.lyerware, suitable for veidlng Lese ts.
". SENKhN y,
M 50 So Pa ave. bet AIh and lnth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-03

WATC HES.-The largest stock of Gne
w WATCHFS now iu the District of q
Columbia is at 3SS Penn. avenue, and what ~
IL the best OF 1t 10 they are selling AZ such EN
Iemarkab low prlces'that all afford <1s4sA1k
have COED time keeper: Don't delay TO call and
see them before you ma purchase, and save q
large part Of your money by buying at
dc y Fl. q, HOOD'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-03

ECUNOMY or MONEY, TIME. hNUIA.
L BOR.
TINA FIRE KINDLiNG. to ignits Wood or
Coal the BEST cheapest, and most cow cpIept artl-
ole ofthe kind ever produced. GIVE 1t tr al: onIy
Is cents per box, containing enough matC rial for
E hitting one hundred and twenty fires. Also, 10 and
5 cent packages.
Also, very superior lot OF Wood and Coal.
Oak and Pine Wood Cut and Split every i.e and
length at my Wood and Coal Yard.
de 50 corner of I4th and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-03

4 NIDEH!-CIDER HACIDER q!
Grocers and other retailers can be supplied with
prime C. Carihed CIDER In quantities to suit and on
reasonable terms, bT N 0A
zS-tf ARNy l. SuINN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-03

nR. COGGSWELL'S ANTIPHLOGISTIC
~ SALT. Acute packages, 81; Chrome do. s5;
Family dO.. S8. Sent by mai, free of expense, on
receipt Of pfics. lnvalIds with chronic or long
standing diseases, shopld alTsJs order CHRONIC
book st, Phila. N. B.-Agents wanted in every
City, Town, and NIilsge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-03

I WEBER'S CORNET BAND.
LEWIS WERER, Leader, furnishes Music for
Balls, Private Parties, Parades, Serenades, W.
Funerals etc., at the shortest notice. Orc ers &$
left at MetzrOtts Music Depot, Mr.. Gautiers>Hx
Store, at the residence the lead
er, 569 7ih street, Navy Yard, between and I, viii
he promptly attend ed to. deS-Sm