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fCHuRcHs IMPRovEMKNTs.-The Fourth Presby.
terrain church, situated on Ninth street. between 6
and II, has recently undergone thorough reno
yafion, estmated 10 have cost twelve thousand
dollareS The church has beenenlarged by an adj
diton a the rear o. Is feet In length and to the
fsphto feet with tower at the southeast angle.
The style Of front II Byzantine. The material 10
nfaek, The ffont and tower being faced with
Washington front brick with dressings of brown
stone The orenings have circular heads with
moulded architraves, and are set in panelS in the
o0ckwork, the whole crowned by cornice with
modthlons The lower, which r. Of brick to the
main eofniee, 10 square of 10 feet at base; the
upper story being octagonal in form, and furnished
wltn eofnice aod balustrade at the height or 100
ieet: Inc entrance Is door u feet wide, rem
oered necessary by the circumstances Of the case.
= ne ascent TO the audience room is by stairvays
igntand ieft, each feet WIDE Of easy rise. a
cieee Panelling being substituted for the
oaiusters Under the handrail. From the upper
vectbule, the entrance IL by doors opening direct
Ny into the asles The interior win be orns
2 fIesco In plain light style. The enlargement
Will give thirty new pews on the main Aeo, he.
'sides materially Improving the conyenIenc. on
entry The present. interior Dimensions Of the
audience room are IS by 90 feet The who'll ,m ae
psovement has been conducted with view TO
convenience and economy, rather than disnl.v
no more Of the old building having been rempvsa
Than was Absolutely .necessary-E w. R. Hutton.
architect. ,FEE3A AEE04d -Hza ~,
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A RARE OPPORTUNtTY-A MAGNIFICENT
IA FARM for sale or exchange for city property,
contslnilg "a acres, half mile from Fairfax Sta,
ton, Orange and Alexsndria Railroad. IL is under
high state of cultivation, we'll wstered, good
bui dinss and timber; 1t can be bought low Call
on w. BRAY q CO., At their Jewelry store,
91o seventh street. sc SLIM
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WINES AND LIouoRs We are indebted to Mr..
Conover, agent, south side Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., opposite Willards', for sample Of very fne
Old "Bufnside's Monongahela w hisky;" and to
Mr.. LA. Delwig, south side Of Seventh, be-
tween and H sweets, Navy Yard, for samples
Of excellent old Port Wine and Gibson's Old
Nectar Whisky, brand well known and highly
appreciated In the latitude Of Washington City
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POLICE MArIERs-B.fers Justice Czark.-John
Lynch, charged with stealing quantity Of old
jail for court Calm Frazier, charged with
gambling, was fined $50 and costs James Pool,
charged with permitting nuisance, was fneu
Sf.5s. James A. Wise, accused Of occupying
stands In the Center Market in three cases, was
fined IS and costs in each Of two cases, and the
third case was postponed.
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Potomac

hHNS IN each tnntHK.
let. I'd. Sd. 4th. 5th. 9th 9TH. 9Th. 9th
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"WIDE AwAKEs" WANTEp-The acts of row.
dyism which have been repeated night after night
there were watchful guardians Of the peace, and
without an arrest being made, have been noticed
by many Of our citizens. IL cannot be said that
these things occur when the watch are "off
duty"-the miserable excuse so often offered--for
they occur when the officers oHght to be on their
beats. In some cases the watch and police, II on
duty, must have been drowsy indeed not 70 be
aware OF them. few "Wide Awakes" would
be an acquisition to our city police
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A CHOICE LOT OF OLD WHISTLES. PORT
N WINE and BRANDY. received at -
l.. A. DELI.WfG'S,
sc 2l-lv Seventh st., NAVY Yard.
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WONDERS OF CHEMISrRY.-The horse shoe
nails dropped in the streets during the daily
traffic, reappear in the shape Of swords and
guns The clippings of the travelling tinker
are mixed with the parings of horses hoof.
from the smthy, or the cast-off woolen gar
ments of the poorest inhabitants of u sister
isle, and soon afterwards, in the term Of dyes
Of brightest blue, grace the dress of courtly
danes. The main ingredient of the ink with
which We write was possibly once part of the
broken hoop Of an old beer barrel. The bones
of dead animals yield the chief constituent OF
lucifer matches. The dregs of port wine, care
fully rejected by the port wine drinkers, in de-
csntiDg his favorite beverage. are taken BY
him in the morning, in the form of seidlitz
powders. to remove the effects of his debauch
The ofal of the streets and the washing of coal
gas, reappear, carefully preserved, in the lady e
smelling bottle or are used by her to flavor
blanc mango for her friends
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II There lately died in France an author by
the name of Lorel who once sent to the ham Der
ST Deputies, under Louis Philippe, petition to
the effect that in view of the fact that great
number Of persons. TO the <, eat scandal of the
public, persisted in killing themselves awkward
ly in public places, the place de Ia Conc cordr
should be arranged every Sunday as a sort Of
circus, with d scaffJld in the centre. where
every one tired Of life should have the privilege
of gullotining himself properly and decently.
Government was to reap harvest from the ar
rangement by charging an admission fee to
SPECTATORS
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SUIT FOR LIBEL Alexander Jones aud George
W. Mcdowell, Of Hornelisville, having a curl
Tribune. published by f.. Hough Co. on the
strength Of telegraphic reports. issued an extra,
setting forth that Jones and Mcdowell had been
rested by tie Virginia authorities. Mcdowell
feeling himself aggrieved thereat. now brings his
action against the publishers for libel
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VERY SANDy.-The editor Of the Savannah Re-
publican is la receipt 'fa letter from one of the
cotton manufacturing companies in Georgia, men.
honing the purchase Of a crop of cotton at Macon
cent Of sand, leaving but forty-hve per csntum
Of cotton. -.
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furious charge upon the coop, determining to
run the coop, rooster and all, through and
through-but | stepped on a rolling stone and
landed sprawling upon the ground And, to
make the scene more interesting the wind car
ried my hat under the fence into Mrs. Bibbins'
yard There's not a family in the whole city
that dislike as much as the Bibbinses-there
are seven of en- all told, girls-but this time.
there were fourteen, all laughing and giggling
to see me attempt to climb their picket fence.
My boots were 50 heavy that when got one leg
up the other would pull nae back. 1 was bound
to have my hat, and was about to pull off coat
and boots and show the Bibbinses what could
do, when heard n avoce-''S-th, do for heaven
sake come into the house, you'll disgrace the
whCle family That's from my wife thought
/. Out Of respect for my relative, postponed
my feat of climbing Mrs. Bibbins's picket
fence.
Since thnt day have become a different
man, and through tho influence Of my wife
agreed to become a member of the Totally
Benevolent Moral Reform and Social TeetotaI
Abstinence Association" on condition that nv
wife would sell her Rocky Hill chickens"
devote the proceeds to the society, and get me
elected treasurer to the association
/ append below the result Of
NY wIFPs HEN sPYCuIArIoS
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.
VIZ NSInS lr1

WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
FRANCE, ,BROADRENTS & co. having OBJ
session, Lottery Contract, to continue IN opera
ton for period of twenty years, and having svon
bonds to the State for one r1ilio. of dollars to
draElnE at Wilmington, Del, the CON soil
DATED LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE for
the beneht of lntorneto -al improvements and other
purposes, and the SUSS TX COUNTY LOTTERY Y
Or DEL + for the same objects.
The Con olidated Lotteries of Delaware are
drawn daily at Is minutes before ,. m, and the
Sussex County Lottery daily at Is minutes before
IL m.
All drawings under the superintendenoe of Lot
terry Commissioners pointed by the State of Del
aware
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EDUCATIONAL.

nR. H. PERABEAU, PROFESSOR OF MI
- sc, vocal and instrumental, Organist of ~,
81. Aloyslus. Mad. p. teacher Of the Itaian4NsN
style of slIsing. Orders may be left for the S&1
present at Metzerott's music store, where his tes
tlmOIaals oan he seen. d SIN"
NJ MRS. MCCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
lvRRS. MCCORMICK desires 20 inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
tember next.
The course of study pursued will comprise all the
branches requisite to thorough English educa
ton.
In addition to her day scholars she is desirous Of
receiving into her family few pupils as boarders.
aged from 10 to Il years, who will be under her I'M
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care Of pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference to
her school may apply to w. D. WslIach, Editer O
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply at her
residsnoeNo. 33 Cameron street, AleIardria, Va.
jy H-f
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SOUTHERN
TRAVELLERS

&@8E s&B
FOR MEMPHIS d NEW ORLEANS
tor and New ORGANS Jackson RaIIrosds,
DIRECT ROUTE AND CONTINUOUS RAILWAY Cos
R,s.ms.s; s, PSsss.&'' yls.sssw,. @ Es,,,o'.
ots1.asoS.: S4saS Ss.sr,e. Asr.s esfaao. NssS Nss'
Mempk,s aa3 Ne,c Orleass!
be pfoca!ed seat @ s
Railroad Once; corner OF sixth street and PennsJi-
yania avenue, Washington. ID. Z.
UGREAT Production OF TIMR-n
~ The Cleveland Branch. from chattanoosa to
The eatlIe lengih Of tins route passes thTough a
ssrs te,.soIy 9srantssins perfect safety IN the
Timeto New or!eans-Four Day ond Ten Hours.
70 SsT 9eaR, S'sS. ~ 1G se
and proceed thence TO New Orleans by steamer. or
to yioksburs by steamer, and thence via Rallresd
Charleston Railroad at 6 and Junction, snd pro
Jackson, and GreaI Northern Railroads., 90 New
Nsso Boat Announcement from m,m,h,s scrth.-
This Line has completed arrangements, and have
now beat Laying MemPhi. every day: snnda,s
f%s New 2Ssns and ns ~ 1 ss
REGULAR New Orleans pac kets. and Tuesdays 1hurs-
day, and SatnTdsys by the Tesuisr VIcEsbnrs Baok
to New Orleans. Boats always leave promptly on
arrival Of trains, making sure c9nnectens This IS
THRoUSH TRkfSs LEAVE wA..ryeros at Sal N.
and p. ~ Sundays excepted, making direct con
nectons, with tho privilege oi laying over al any
point named on the coupon.
Passengers leaving In the p. Train 20 through
TO Richmond without Change Of Care, and have q
comfortable nights rest as the cars are provided
with hrst-class Sleeping Seats.
IL Be SIRE aHd 4 SIX for I 7ickets ria OTanse ond
AlcJdndrtd Ratiro1d.
Passengers for Richmond and the South or South
wcst ere respectfully informed that by purchasing
their Tickets VIA Orange and Alexandria route,
they avoid the annoy of change from boat 10
OATS at the inconvenlent hour OF midnight, as by
the river route.
Passengers from New York will meet an Agent
OF the Orange and Alexandria abroad at tho DeYet
at Washing ton, from whom they will receive polite
attention.
III The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves the
foot of Seventh street at Ga a. m and eNh
sengers take the cars for the Southe7
and Southwest. Passengers for charlottesville,
Stdpaf0a, FfOnf Royal Woodstock, WinoksSter. &c,
will take Boat leaving Washington at Ga a. IN.
Omnlbuses leave she Once. corner of Sixth stree
and Pennsy lvania avenue, at6 a. m. and p. IN.
On arriving at Washington, passengers Tor
the South will he careful to take the Orange and
| Alexandria Railroad Omnibus.
JAMES A. EVANS.
oo 2o-n Ticket ut, Washington.
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I IGHTE Il BRADBURY'S
~ N =

Il iGHTE d BRADBURY'S
IL Plan
Messrs. LiGUTE & BRADBURY, Of New
York, having established In Washington 49,
brancn of their factory, offer to the pubIc -
tbs largest and most v,-iaf assortment of tVkTN
PIANOS
part OF vEich - storel to be found south of
New foTk: Viii keep oonstsnuy in ct re bf.tyeen
25 aTd 80 Inst umeEts, embracing every interme-
dae grsde between the plain et< sotave and the
iIcsp S20 70 81 SGa.
VIII ~ everv Irstanna sell AZ the
NEW YORh FACTORY PRICES.
(as per printed list, sni on
TERMS To SUIT PURCHASERS.
always flowing a liberal discount for cash and a
fair price fcr
Seo5Hd hand Pas os fGk.n ir srrhanss
The superior excellence 0f these PIsnos. vhethev
IN pect OF superficial oTDaTentaiIsn, elastlcitr
OF touch. q. ccmlinet power, trees ard
depth If tone ia rsntsed hv the kig hekt testItoo
nIas from spch rnTkciars aud jadges ss Thai erS
Dr.. Mason, GotschR'k, SiInIn, tnd otheTs OF sogsi
celebrity.
PIanos Tuned and Rspsirsd NJ the shorte,, nc Tia.
hy Mr.. L. ~. SFikRs, v hese t!re coInrttsnc, ~
E"s-antecd ey us. Orders 70 be Jeff at The " are
room.
Hsre-room on liih street, cne door south of rs.
avenue. next To the Fheatre Sa
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= "GAuTIER'S SALOON"
" GAUTIER, Having Thoroughly renovatad
and rsftted his Saloon" without regard 10 cost
and With an eye to the comfort and convenience of
the EARLIEST opportunity to inform ali those esiTous
Of TAKING THEIR MEALS OUT that he Is fully pre-
services Of the best French Cooks in the country.
ne IL nov ready Tn serve up every delicacy of the
tdious. Gentlemen can have their meals furnished
them according to BILL OF F.RE FOR JHRIR a
peclal aoccmmodation independent of the general
Bill of Fare OF the SaloOn) at the most reasonable
rates. c. GAUTIER,
No. 252 Pennsylvans ayesue
no 2a-eo2m between 18th and 18th styeets
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IN CARRIAGES.
HE Subeoriber having made Additions, &C. h,s
fsotory, making II row oIe ofthe lsrEest. &yU4R,
IN the District, where his facilities fot N.Y.
msnufactnr mr. CARRIAGE A i.lGRTLN-
WAGONS Of al klDds canno, ~ surpassed, .,d
from his long eI perienoe the Satiaess b. ec,,s
80 give genera! satisfaction.
All kind. CT CsrT.sges and Lifhi Wages A>,,ou
hsnd.
y attenced 20.
Sccone -6aps Carnage, t.fnn y sxotsns, : -.
ores. ANDRtN J. ia -.
~1rne, ~f -ni
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= n. sTTEAMs MssHLP.LIS,E.
New York SA I y ID "A Y and the e<SA<
MONTICELLO TUESDAY Of eacb&IfIN
week FOR the District cities. Returnlng. .S11nsySs
the Mount Vernon will leave on WEDNESDAY
AID the Monticello on SATURDAY OF each week,
for New Eo,k.
WELL. CO.. sc West Et New York: FOWI T.
4 CO. Alexandria, Vs.; MORGAN a RHINE
BART, Washington, ID. G. de ls-tf
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II Q. HOOD has on hand large stock of & ne
ranted good time keepers, at 33S Pa. av. de q
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se2ly as West ct, corner A bany, New York.

NOTlCE.-The Steamer JAMES GUY havlrs
Y resumed her routs on the Poto-
mae river, will cave Wsshilgton en- EA5-eH
TUESDAYS for CURRIOMhS,
ead or FRIDAYS (commencIns on the eth OF Aprll
for PlNEf POINT and EINSALE, at 8 a. w. re-
turning, Will leave Kinsale on SATCRDAYSst<
q. ~, stopping et al ofthc regular landings goins
hnd returning. LCCJEN <. PAGE, Prop'r.
NATH'L. BoCsB, hgert, AIexsndria. mar q n
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MDhGAN a. RHlNEHAHT,
oc IS -M.T&Str Western wharves
ID FOR NEW YORK.
AssAGE, iNGLUDLNG MEALS AND

i ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AND
SThTER0ON, $3.50.
The New York and Virginia Screw STEAMSHIPS
Company's new and elegant steamship >fSae
MOUNTSERNON,C Capt. II. G. Smith, ,SadEfN
tern Wharves, at u O'Clock a. Tn every WEDNES-
DAY, and the Company's Depot, at Alexandria,
az O'Clock p. m. same day.
Passengers from Washington and GEORGETOWN
can take the coaches connecting with AleIandrIa
steamboats, OF railroad, which leave the corner of
9TH street and Pc. svenue houriy, they leave
er the steamer from the Western Wbarves 81 n
O'Clock a. m.
State rooms can be engaged on application 10
Messrs. Morgan Rhlnehart, Western W hSrves.
ture
II Insurance will be effected on ell goods by
this li1e at the Office OF tho Company al per oeEt
premium.
The accommodations for passengers by THE line
are In every respect hrstc ass aDd ever, effort wa
DO made To render this communication with New
York al agreeable and he6lthful one.
For freight or passage apply TO FOWLH a
CO., Agents, Aiexsndna.
II. B. CROMw ELL & CO.
NAs
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baltimore LIFE INSURANCE. CO-I5-
- coRPoRAIKD 1880 JOHN l.. DONALDSON, Pres !;
A. b. COULTER, Sec'y
This COMPANY INSURES LIVES and BUYS
and GRANTS ANNUITIES, &o
= Descriptive pamphlets may be obtained at the
6fhcs of Lewis Johnson l. Co Bankers, 10th stree;
ann tsna 2, avrnns;x 4 w MAGlLL; Agent;
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SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
To be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, At Is
TIcKETs ONE Dollar.
Cla.. Ia nu%6o!s, is sdd4svs sdrsSsn ballots.
'rass DC. Of ::::: sfS rs 'r55ss' 5s of sl%s es
' Tiofssss; 81. &C.
TUESDAY, Januar,
Class 2-75 numbers, u drawn ballots
pr'dsc &c. Of ....s5s prizes pan' Of .---. sl.ss 60
&C., Tickets fS;' 81. &''
WEDNESDAY, January.
Glass s7s nuTEseTs, EaeItslG u drawn ballots.
'"s: ss Of ::::: S S ss'iisss' of .',ss &C.
Co., Tickets tss;' 81. "''
THURSDAY, January
''d5ss dc. Of - 'i:S :S$ Pfa5ss' as' of ssss &c
Tickets 81.
Glass 5-7s numbers. is dawn Dallos.
'''d5s dc 'f::'iss isss s'Ti5as' &c of f''ss -: GO
&C., rictsss tsS;' 81. &C.
SATURDAY, January
Class ga numbers: IS drawn ballots.
prize 1s 5 * :sI': spfl.s. $500
All orders for tickets or certificates of packages
the most P-omPt and confidential attention. and the
Pl.Ited ongiai drawlngs sont as soon as ever.
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4 0OO F!OUR-BUCKWHEAT
f,VVU POUNDS of prre Buckvhaat Flew
ground and forwarded to from Lux srns cnun on
U, PennsylvanIs. We have never seen q finer 81
article. We sell 1t at the price Of the ordinary
Buokwheat Flour.
Also.
Best FAMILY FLOUR Of "James 8. Welsh ~
Caledonia, AVS" and other choice bra nds
Extra aHd Superfne Flour of varies brands'
KING & BURCHEi,L.
de y Corner Of 18th at and VeTtnopt sv
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q M s2 q

Dra MS viii run as follows:
Leave WASHI NGTON al $40 and 7S q. m.
Leave WASHINGTON At s. % and SD p. m.
On SUNDAY at 20 p. m, only.
Leave BALTIMORE st4 81 and q. m.
Leave BALTIMORE at s Is and 40 p.
On Sunday at 4.2n a. m, only.
Passengers for the EAST will take trains AZ -
and 7.I5 a. m, and S % .. m.
For the WEST at e2N g.. m. and $40 p. m.
For ANNAPOLIS at <5a. m, and $50 u. m.
ooi5 #. ii. PARSONS, Agent.
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Total value of my wife's hen property IS
As there is nothing to carry to the credit of
the hen account, you will notice the total ex-
penses which have occurred, the result of my
wife trying to raise eggs and save dollar a
week Oh the grocery mans bill.
am, permanently yours, -S-1H.
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HOUSE FOR RENT-On north g street, he
L L 4 tween 4th and 5th, No. 5l2. with n ne rooms
To good tenant the rent will he moder ate 4 pDIy
to n SMALL, no. tn l. street, between lth And Str,
no. O5D.
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
" STEAMSHIP LINE.

~ STEAMSHIP LINE.
The Steamer MOUNT VERNON will leave
Alexandria and Washington for New -fSe<
York EVERY "WEDNESDAY, at sS5EEG
inston every Saturday, ats O'Clock pm.
Passengers can join the ship at ex sndria at any
time before the hesr Of the steamers departure.
the bar Ia consequence OF low water, ali goods
viii be promptly ghtsred to and from the steamer
by the undersigned.
For freight or passage apply TO
MORGAN a. RHINEHART,
oc IS M,T&Str Western wharves.
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY,
FOR MEDICINAL USE.
l have on hand a large stock of the old "OrigInal
Medicinal Rye Whisky that has gained such wide
spread reputation, and is universally cOnceded by
gil Judges who have tried 1t to be the purest and best
cents per bottle. EDWAR0 d Hall,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Fine Family
Groceries, Wines. Liquors, 30, No 40
LOuisiara avenue, opposite Centre Market
~ B-Superlor Old Reserve Madeira, OF direct
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KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD
IN Prepared at tho
CITY STEAM FIRE- WOOD MILLS,
For the saving and convenience of the customer.
T. J. Il w. NJ. GAIT,
Foot of nth st., below War Depa rtment.
Ofioe, n. w. oor. 18th and e sts., No. 541.
III Orders left at either place viii receive
prompt personal attention. no7
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EOR RENT-A lare STORE, next to Perrys'.
L one door from Pa. avenue on 9th street now
occupied IS a CLOAK and mantilla establishment
Inquire at ADAMSON'S Book Store, opposite
uenera' fost Omco de l5-tf
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kURNlSikD ROOMS FOR RENT.-Two
L very desirable newly furnished Rooms for rtrt
at 400 stEeet north, between 6th and 7th streets
west gn o,f
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH

n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS. after q practcai tost of two years
feels that ne with confidence recor-~-aEcs
mend the Cheoplsstic Process for insertingA 49,
artificial teeth Ii has the advantages cFS2IsSI
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness Ful
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial In proportion
Office 300 Pa avenue. sr1
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| t>OR RENT-A small three-atory BRICK
| L HOUSE, No. 331 llth street, between and
| g.; Kent SI2 81 per month. Inquire Of GEO. x.
ADAMS, 4oO llth st. de Il
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All orders for tickets certificates of packages
In any of the above spendid lotteries will meet with
the most prompt and confidential attention and the
printed Othelal drawings sont soon as ever.
Address FRANCE, BROADBENTS d CO.,
de Sl-Iv Wilmington Delawaya
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k'CR RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bathroom (Potomac water.D TIE apartment.
are large and airy; four rooms q floor. from the
hrst floor up. inquire Of WALL, STEPHENS a
CO, 322 Ia. avenue, between 9ta and 10th .ts.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

CHAMBER, on the second floor. or If desired
a large chamber a.ons, beautifully situated, front
Ing OF New York avenue and ony few Yards
from the Presidents House Apply on New ork
avenue, first door east of 18TH street adjoining the
drug store the corner, de ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

NEW SILVER PLATED WARE.-W. hav.
l y received this day, our new stock of COFFEE
SETS. CASTORS, BASKETS, BUTTFR
COOLERS eto.. etc., entirely new styles ard Of
the best quality, to which We ca the attention of
our patrons. H. SEMKEN,
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