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u The Charleston papers note the arrival there
Of eighteen boxes of firearms for the State, from
Baltimore, and two hundred boxes from New
York. The papers Of the same city announce
that n 5. Farley, James Hamilton and Geo. N :.
Reynolds, Of South Carolina, have 'seceded"
from West Point and returned home.
III The pilot Of the steamboat Goody Friends,
being overheard making improper advances to an
ugly old nsgress at Memphis, Tenn on Tuesday,
was arrested, and fined $50, for consorting with
slaves. He was Afterwards conducted to the boat,
and requested not TO return to that city.
III The ladies OF Chicago are so enraped at
Mr.. Burch, on account Of the late divorce case
that the police have been called ont on one occa-
sion to prevent threatened feminine mob from
lynching him.
III By the official canvass Of New Hampshire
the Bell and Everett electors are found TO have
precisely the same nuEIb Of votes that were cast
Tor Fillmore in 1856, viz: four hundred and eleven
u Burglars entered Mr. J. Sipes' house al
Baltimore, on Monday, while the family were
nom home, and after breaking open and ransack-
Ing the whole place stole every portable valuable
ID The Dutch government has at last matured
the plans which 10 has been long forming for
ERECTING the emanci patton of the slaves in her
colonies. The masters are 10 be compensated
III Many Of the citizens Of Texas are putting
on everything Of wearing apparel that is manu-
incurred at the North, and coming out in full
suits Of bomespun.
IL Feminine headache-A fictitious disease
Dy which womep seek to conceal their heartache
HI The celebrated Chevalier Bunsen has lately
died at Bonn.
IL Mrs Nelson Harris cut her throat. near
fon Leyden, N Y. last week, in fit of objection
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

WILLARDS' HOTEL.-D De Vivo, NY; DR.
X Jones, Pa; r w w Bowie, Va; ID r Thorn
kins, NJ; Moore, Mass; N Seavor do; J b
Cronin, NY; w II Mussleman, Mo; r ] Dobbins
Pa; ID Bontaader, Eng; Donnelly, NY; G
Russell, do c Moore and lady. do; w Beatty,
Cana; Maj Hunt, UsA; T 8 witherow, Va; s III
Wier, CT; Taylor, NY, C n Fauntleroy, CSA;
Dr. Sloan, do; Ames; Conn; w Hnks Nj: n
u Hubbard, do; NJ Smith. do; Townsend. NJ;
Jewet, do; w wister, Del; e Carleton
NH J Lorsing and sister, NY; W A Ives,
Conn., Graham, USNj J NJ Van Arsdaie Pa; A
Cartwright and lady, Mass; Miss Cartwright, do;
Col Huger, USA.
BROWNS HOTEL.-M Lake, E WEIGH
Ayres, r Fuller, 8 Kelley, ID I.adwick'
IIWatts and ly, Va; Conrad, Bechum, Nc:
zen l. Blake, ii Carlisle, Goodloe and iy, al
Bynum. NJ Cross, Ala; ID Hamilton, sc; McHen.
~, "; Moornines, Cal Capt G w Hoover,
Iangly. w Tabutt, F Valdener @ Fftzhu9b
Nd; Hill, Ca T Hughes, J Matlock, Pa; Il
Cooke, w T. Maddox, Ky; II n Claiborne and ly,
Soi i Jeck sOn, Mass; l. Whitaker ILL: w Wbal
ling and daug liter, Wis
NATIONAL HOTEL Lancaster Pa. g. p
Bedtnger, n Page, Va; Seabrook, ] N Nc
Boyd, Sc Elliot, Ga; w q McCabe, n Mas
Sei w French, w Taylor, Va; 8 NJ Weir, G
r FH1er, U; W Hewitt, NY; A Manly Ala;
l. Harrington, Harris. G Harris. Miss
Carter Pugh, w w McKaig Nd; ID small
u McCargo and ly, VI Darrah and w Pa. q "
Srssnay, sorrille, JDeyerly,v Va; " Whaling
KIRKWOOD HOUSE y Street Pa. Dr I q
Piores and lyi Mrs Hatchkiss and fam, ! T
Woodward, Raymon and son, NY; q Whaion
ana ly, % Showers, T Smith, b Cram pton. A C.
Page, Mantez, Va
WASHINGTON HOUSE, Groyesbeck Pa.
hoilenbeck, XII; n Balch, Min; Achs, Wis
van buren, Van Week and ly, NY
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The W y NV \ aed the w 1sw \ Of section
10; the n section. the N Sw y, thes wk sW
u NE the y = NWL, the Sw y NV a, and
the n T. "a 81 a OF section g. township l6, OF range
The \ sw =, the syy syy q. and the NV !.
81 = Of sect,on II; tho y Ne the NV aNE
= Of section s. township rs, Of RANGES
The r q sE & and lots Nos. and Of section
township Is, Of ranssa -
The NV Of section -, township IS, OF
At the Land Office at Ia Crossx. ON Monday.
the list day Of January next
North Of TAG base ise aad sast Of tks for,tk ,,,~s
- pal meridian.
The OF NE y Of section 2; the Sw Y Nwk
OF section 10; tovnship Isl the NE u of the Is
Of section 6; the NV = Of the NW1< Of . cotton .:
the N 4 ofthe NV "a Of section Il; and the SE =
OF the Sk = Of section IS, township u. of range g.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, this 18th day Of Deo.mber, 1857.
JOS s. WILSON,
deH-v4wF
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OCBANSTBAMERS' SAILING DAYS

MRs ANN r.: O'NEIL, WIDOW. ANN y
~ Vneil and Hugh b. Swscny, Executors and
1 Hss Sidsr ONei, Agathy O.Neil and julia
other persons Interested ~ oii" al
N Uu are hereby notified that the Hon. William
~; nerrick, Assisted Judge of the Circuit Cont
OF ne Dlst Let OF Columbia, hath this dsy IN th,.
p,opeI ppnsanon on the part OF the United states
LIS saIlsnt, directed 70 the Marshal of rho
said commanding him 20 summon jury Of
elghte SoOi and lawful men to meet on yo1r isnJ
caIei DaSca or By whatever name or nsmss tbs
1nn1n - ss;S y ing IN SAID county of Wash
1ngton, IN saId Dlsuict Of Columbia noTth Of tho
Chese2eske and Ohlo Canal, above the Lite Esiis
OF the Potomac river, FRIDAY The 5a,b ~ AL
december instant az Eo9a of said day for the pup
pose 81 va ulng and CONCERNING the perpetual And
free right To- erect and bnild dam acSoss ths rai
Branch vithIp the limits Of DaIecarlla a. baId IL
william Scott, nj or near the sIte Of tia fornoy
dam wlfhln Tie limits, so as ehectually 10 co.~s
and throw al tho water OF said branch mfr ~
aforesaid mill race, O., of an absolute estate m
Perpetnty la the said United states for the
Warrington AquedUct, and rs se9sing al damakes
which the owners thereof shsli sustain, by reason
OF the sad United states cutting and constr ucung
me SAID washington Ayueduct over, upon ard
through said branch. whsn and where Won will Al
tend II 20 you it shall seem ht
49, JOHN BREWER
Attorney for Washington Aa ueduot
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hlawatha Hair Restorative

Is warranted in every lnsta zoe to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR,
IL has been applied
IN THOUSANDS OF CASES ma
In the Principal cities Of New England and HAS
NOT FAIL LED in q single instance to 40
oomplIsh all that 10 claimed for It. q.
No Hair is 30 Gray or Red but the HIAWATHA
will change 10 to o beautiful life like
Brown and Elsok.
It 10 not an instantaneous dye which crooks,
smuts and gives dead black color TO the hair; the
patient having to submit to soapIng. washing and
sponging of the hair every time & epplisd nor il
1t preparation of sulphur, sugar of lead, &e., nor
Of ingredients dslessrious to the heir Of skin.
IL Is an article requiring no PREPARATION, no wash
utes time. and with a. little trouble as any ordinary
article for the toilet.
10 10 miraculous in its effects, and that It will per-
form all that il pretends to do BalloHs Pictorial
"Its success wonderful, and we can only say we
isdorse all the proprietor says in regard to it,
Boston Journal.
I'VE observe, by a notice in Boston paper, that
a premium was awarded By the Massaohu it's Ne
ohanios Charitahe Association. at their late Fair,
Boston, to MIR. Joseph Hoyt of this city, for his
celebrated Hiawatha Hair Restorative,' an article
which richly merIted this favor. 1t was for its
perlOr merits this respect that the Committee at
ter sufficient evidence presented TO themselves,
awarded to Mr.. Hoyt this fsttering testimonial ~
Providence ErentRg Post.
Sold In Washington by J. w. Marin. d. b. Clsrk,
Kldwell & Lawrence, ID. g. Ridgeley. In George
town By L.. kIdvell, and BY Druggists generally.
da - m
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UT"F" writes TO the Baltimore American
a. There is a movement on foot here, among some
leading BaItimoreans, to have a grand Union de-
monstation in our city-that is to say a meeting
in favor Of lighting the battles of the South in the
Union. The purpose is to have speeches from
Senator Critteaden, eX-President Fillmore, Vice
President Breckenridge, and other distinguished
national men -
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WATCHREPAIRING sNDsILvER WARE
w MANDATORY.

/ have one of the best establishments and fur-
nished with complete set of tools for repair n
ing every description OF fine Watches and ~
particular attention give to the same by ~
thorough competent orkman a nd a work Rusrsn
tied AlFo, every descup ION of standard SILVER
WAKE. piaIn and ornamental ma M factured uniey
my own supervision, which my customers will find
Tar superior in quality and finish to northern ware
sold by dealers in general and represented as their
own manufacture. III. q. HOOD.
set 33s Pa. avenue, near 9Th ct
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
~ ls9 1TH STlKxf,

TIsyeeIs Will study their interests B, eTsnInin
my IRuNks. YALlCES 20, before puT- 1YIA
best material the market affords and employ Do
TIE best yorknen, can confidently recommend my
WORK 10 be superior IN Siresyth and Dzyabtlitv %
Trunks that are made in other ciues and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make 10 order ION
TEATHkR %RSS Tkl fEssfsI RHES8 e D SsqRs
sd R00R B01 TR gNKS; ashland a.d
NESS; s1bDi ES hRTs afPs,N &C. Sk r.. HAR-
Trunks, &c, Repaired and Covered, in q work
manllke manner, at short notice
Trunks deIivered in any part OF tie city. George
@ 4 A is ;, for Eoxs's celebrated FAMILY
de1s-lv JAMES q. TOpHaN,
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III Strange to say, Union men are now re-
GREETING that Senator Seward I'm lieu OF Mr.. Lin
coin, had not received the Chicago nomination,
and thus been electsd President, -inasmush as
he seems to be a man who can see the drift OF
things, and can sail on the current. Lincoln g
dumbness, LincOln's paralysis are put In contrast
with Stewards vivactty and percepton.-N. Y.
FxpTssS
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Toy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
y LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
APPLY THE REMEDY

REJOICE IN HEALTH
Friend, DO you suffer! Are you the victim Of any
Of those numerous ailments which arse from i'm
purity of the blood! What are they, do you ask.
Rather ask, what SIRE they not? The blood ia the
source of lie and health, and 10 the first element
prevailing Neur.sie the Irritating Erysipeas. the
subtle Sorofula. the sgonixips Rheumatfsm Ser-
vous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Com laint with its
torlor and detection, and the numberless ills that
hesh 10 heir to, derive their hideous origin from the
blood; Doai kindly theR and geatly vita the blood
Use the vitallsing RESOURCES of nature for its aid
and suffer US to commend to your confidence and
use that truly valuable medioament known ss
MRS. M COXS
INDIAN ,VEGET1BLE OECOCTION.
With regard to this almost infsllibie specific
popular sentiment has spoken in deolded terms,
And the evidences OF this great efficacy are sus,
tanned by constant ayowsls of curative effects and
remedies and the best medical skill have failed
Let rs say, In conclusion, that Certificates
cures are not sought from the Iliterate aud super
hclal, but they are volunteered from the most re-
spectacle sources and justify the highest terms in
which 1t 10 possible to commend go ysluabls a
speoiho TO public approval. We may add also that
the curative properties of thu medicine are nal
only By Its restnrstye effects, the systSm recover
ing from disease with renew ed constitutional vigor
For sale by all respsctable Druggists in this
oity and by the proprietor, MRS. NJ. COX,
none genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
WhoIesaIs lssn.. r.. 8. T. CISSEf., Druggist.
Georgetown, d. c., Wholesale Agent FOR the Bis
trio, and will supply the trade at my Prices.
Au l8-tr
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EREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS.-One very
" nice sevsn-ocfaye Carved Piano Forte,.->
ovHer leaving the city, for sale for S2SWfEV
Ore very NJ Rosewood Caicksriuz Piano for
sYLs Agency OF SteinvsJ q sons Uverstruns
flsloz- no
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IDA man calling himself Lieut.: Henry w.
Paul, U. 3 A, (says the Mobile News,) was
warned out Of Oxford Mississippi, last Thurs
day Paul IL a stalwart fellow, six feet i've inches
high, and very military in appearance. He adj
vertised give fencing lessons, but would accept
but two pupils, and claimed to a be native Of
Wheeling, Virginia. Suspicion being excited
he was taken In hand by committee, who ascer-
tained that he was from Vermont, and Is q cousin
of Cook, one Of John Browns men.
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III The Journal OF Commerce, informs US that
there IL great falling off in the receipts of the
several religious and philanthropic societies
which have their headquarters in New York.
These Institutions receive altogether about four
millions of dollars per annum. A number OF them
have already suffered severely through the intro
duction Of the irrepressible African into their
meetings, others have been split into Northern
and Southern sections, and now that the seed
which some Of them have sown is bringing forth
its legitimate fruit, should not be at all sur
prsed hsar next spring that the anniversary con-
fributions for the wear had fallen on one-haf.
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GTA blacksmith at Montreuil, France, bought
some time ago, a quantity Of old iron to work up
Raving selected from the heap musket barrel
he put ii into his forge to make II red hot order
TO cutit into pieces. As he was pulling. 1t from
the fire a loud explosion was heard, and, at the
same moment, he uttered piercing cry and fell
dead The barrel had been left loaded, and toe
ball, striking him above the abdomen, passed
through his lungs, came out just below the shoul-
der and lodged in a wall at some distance.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

NOTICE rs HEREBYYH GTTg 'T W., Is, lsSs
ably to the PROVISIONS Of the ordinance of the Cor
poIst,on appEoyed May H. 1850, the undersigned is
on pre- payment Of the fee Of fifty cents, to inspect,
examine, tel, prove, and ascertain the accuracy OF
Every meter, ffoand incorrect, viii Be condemned
and another, sealed and marked as true, WIN be
set In ~. place. II proved 20 be accurate in its
and again put In position for use.
Once No. SO Seventh street. (near Odd Eel
CHARLES w. .CuNiiNfNGHuHM,
jy B-t inspector and Sealer of Gas Meters.
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ALL Rail. ROUTE. VIA
Orange SnS dlez0nlrSa RaslroSI
TO LYNCHBURo:
VrgInsS ssl< Tennessee,
RSst Isanssses and Virginia,
Esst Tennesses Ga9 Georgia,
Nashville and CkaftoassSs,
Memphis snI Charlestoz,
MissSssiyps Central,
NsW Orleans ans Jasisen
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Rad, thenoe by First olaks PSoksts %
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery By Rail, thence 20 Mobile By Pirst-
class Packets, Mobile 10 New Orleans by
Lake Steamers
Two DAILY TRAlNS-SsNDArs IscuSpn,
Lsere WeshinStsH a. o a. pa. and p. m
The Steamer SE0R6E PAGE leaves her wharf
loot OF Seventh sueet &C ~ 8; m. and az ,. M lad
coqneots st a lexandrik With the Oranfe and Alsx-
kndriA Trains for the Southwest.
OAce-Pennsylvsnia svenae, ooTnor Of sixth g.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Roors AND saoEs, TO SUIT GHs

Doors AND sH0Es TO SUIT THE
Wsere now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
supply OF eastern made work of every de-
sorippon, made ez prsssly 70 order, and willy II
pc sold ~ much lower price than has BEEN -
artloles.
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
CITY made work, will always and good assor.men
In store and at the lowest prices: Glve ms call.
GRIFFIN BRO,
epAf S14 Pennsylvania avenue.
RIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
4 arrived this day, embracing al s9ali. lYR
Dress and Packing Trunks. Our trunk 1So
sales room exhibits at this time the greatest variety
81 mGayenns rec nstes at moderate Prices. 20 be
Gon Of LADIES' HAT BOXES, VALICEs,
CAkpET BAGS, SATCHELS, Go.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
Trunk Sales Rooin.
M4r 0-0 392 Pa. avenue,
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To- , PROCLAMATION
wAsHrNsfS55EE.. 7 gEENSShSSEErown, 90.
Whereas,
CHOLERA Mo Al sGs present season o the year
DIARRHEA,. yo,,c
OSsPEPsI DEBILITY, TO-, &C.,.
prevail to ar alarming ex tent:
FIRST G eSs 81 stihs
70 every family to tnG RE #
at once Sc k' S SIosiSSyt SRf b EEaeae'o@',
offers his
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
REMEDY FOR THE ABOVE COMPLAINTS
In order to satisfy
THE PUBLIC
that no imposition is intended in the sale Of this
THE MONEY e VIII nGfTdi SE REFUNDED
when the medicine fails to give entire satsfaosio
Ask then at sf BR PM Sb s.9Es feE br,s
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER,
% take as directed, and if Aot perfectly SATISFIED
s d. b. CLARK, ESQ,
~ Street and Pennsylvanis Avenue
who will refund your money.
Prics-2a and so Cents Per Bottle.
For sale st sill Drug Stores everywhere.
JAS. MCDONNELL,
UIl-eou Baltimore.
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THE EVENING STAR.

BILL PAID.
Bill met KATY in tie lane
wink,
Or blink,
think
She vinked again!
He put hi. arms around her waist
Apouti
No doubt,
Put out,
At such good lasts.
Her little hand caught his SO quick
A scratch!
He'll catch
His match,
And lose the trick.
Then. with hsr other hand, she gave
A cuff!
Thsts rough
Enough,
And showed her brave.
she SAID: IL WON'T" then held so still
A kiss
All this
Sweet bliss
PAID every il-paId Bill
lKaicksrbocksr.
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L. PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER.
las removed to the corner Of Twelfth and ats
n 9 10 prepared to introduce Water and GAS upon
satisfaction.
he has on hand q lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he will sell less than cost, as he
wishes 70 get rid OF them. mn II
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AEDiCINE


-.-
I'M FROM ONE 10 TWo DSw
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nssssn sfths Real CslsFs sfssfss.s Assts. s,s,s
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sssad. ssssfsin.s With ir.9s:n s.sAnG .t,hS.G .sss-
YATTpIlYICvrIH soy,cE
Yssng Men and stkss vhs have injured u nssvs. M
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.liss sssdy i.G ..:.P. .:t .:. ss.;,
nnds narnaEs tmPsssiss, aud destroys tsA Mad ard
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fhsse are Of me sad and sGss
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MENTALLY.-rns fs.rfri f,e,, ., IN, .,,s an.
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coming veal pale nsrvess ssd smsesd bs,iaf
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DISEASES OF lNPRtDENcE.
when ne .ne nprsdsn vstsry pleasure asds
happens that an all tined dread Sses,srv
estsrs him reEa applying % those vhs from sdsesse
had. Of ir.sr.s, snd d.srnnE Pr.'nd, -bs inssI.ss
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asa ~ e.spslr s.,s him .,th tsin.d h..h ago
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sa d,.., .sss as A g s..n s... n.
Isnsd 70 81. srs.afs .ss.rsg. ;, .soaIy, hin !. r,
aisssysrsd GENTRY fran ~ss., 49, -. ,,xl. "
pl- JoInsoIaarMEny eop m a, -" ~r...
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.,s ,,,ssa, 800 a. 80 etus sgess
ss.t nsr,..s saa dssii,.,,d ~. 80 L., ss sns
been Immediately rsns,sd.
All np.dnsnts Marriage. rAysI..I o. H,.,.l p.s,.h
fs.nshas .oa W..iss.s :, IIss..a,s ~. .. ,i
kisd speedily ssIse
EsponaEsEsr or rHE rKr.s.
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SEGARS AND TOBACCO FOR THE MIL
y LION.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
numerous FRIENDS and the public that the copart
nsrshlp heretofore existing under the firm of
BEHRKNs & wIEGNANN, has been dissolved by mu-
tua consent, AID that he has opaned store ON the
corner OF q and Seventh SITS. west, opposite the
Bank of w ashington, where may be found q choice
assortment OF SEGARS and TOBACCO, of direct
wholesale and retail,
Thankful for past fsvors, he hopes by fair deal
Ing and strict attention to the wants and interests
of the public in his line, 10 merit contiuusrce of
the patronage SO literally bestowed upon the late
firm
no 23-1mt p. wIEGMANN.
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A FEW FINE PIANOS FOR RFNT BY APP
"A plying early. Also, navy lot of Chiokering &
,a06 Pa. av., bet. esh and 10th sts.
Two Pianos for rent ct oi per month, dsS
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- %" y W - Ss.st sssissss 50 -, fs.essa
and the greater vhsss life kas bssn tysut an ths IL.
lals Of ksndsu fsris, and h,s AZ
fnsvn many trssslsd via ri1gnG In hssd ana ,,r
vhsn ssssP grsai nsrv.ssnsss ssinf slarnsd ssdds.
oDes vttk esnn mind. I'm.
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GAS FITTING &c.
DLUMBERs AND GAS FILTERS.

j. w. THOMPSON & co.
Would csll the attention OF water takers to thslr
full assortment OF Fi1tasss nsSes t9 il. ntro
I TUBS, WXPER cLusETS,n HOT fHrTsER sHHER
BOILERS, KITCHEN SINKS, PUMPS, Cast
Iron, Wrought Iron, Leed and Galvsnissd WA
TER PIPES HYpRANTS and PAVE WASH
Frs, RUBBER HOSE, 60.
Having superior advantages, with prsctiosl
krowledge, we are prepared to introduce Wster
into dwellings with all the latest i'm proven euts
promptly, and at prices that cannot fail to satisfy.
26g Penn. avenue,
WM. T. DOVE 90.
ARE Nov prepared to execute any orders with
PfIUtMBiES. GA 9R STEAM FITTING
III Store on 9th street, o few doors north of Pa.
ayenue, where may be found o complets assortmen1
Of CHANDELIERS and other GAS, STEAM md
WATER FIXTURES. Ia T-iy
w GAS INJURIES
w Have IN store. and are dal y reoelvinE, GAS
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns and DesiEns
and Finish, superior In style to anything heretofore
offered in this market. We invite citiZens general
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock In w Washington. -
All Work In the above line entrusted to our care
VIII be promptly attended 10.
mar str SSs ID street.
L.. " FL UMBER AND GAS FILTER.
Has removed to the corner Of Twelfth and r ats
a arodf IN tpSr A,,AA uy.A -
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IlR. J. B0VEE DOUs
~ IMPERIAL ZINE HJ7TFRS
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & co.,
Prsprietors, 1s William street, New Hrf.
j, sCHWARZE,A Agent,
WAAhlnfton u. O.
u~gR J. BOyEE Dops,

DR. J. BOyEE DODs'
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
Hor Diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladder and Urlpsrv
OIsehS, ana -ospeoislly for Female ObstruotiObs
never Ial 70 cure, and are warranted 10 give ate
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.,
Propnetorn. - William St, New YORK
j. SCHWARTZ
IeI-yr Agent. W6zAInrton, ID. q,
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i TAKE NOTICE!
Il WILL Take all kinds Of Virginia money for my
book debts snd for Boots, Shoes, and Trunks An
persons indebted TO me will please call and settle
up, or shall be compelled to give their accounts
into tho hands OF q collector.
;. 7. HOOVER, Iron Hall,
noN Pa av., between 9th and 10th SITS.