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with him, and how they ended. He admitted
that he had calculated that if she became en-
c'ente ne might, notwithstanding the difference
In their positions, marry her. 1t was in Jan
uary last she made known to him that she was
enCteHte, and In that month unfavorable re
ports began to be propagated about her. She
heard OF those reports, and said that she was
pleased with them rather than otherwise as
they would facilitate a marriage. CAT first"
continued the man, sit was agreed that she
should ask her mother to allow her to marry
me; but she was afraid, so undertook to do it
One day I drove madame to her house at
tiivray, and there, after carrying some wine
into the cellar said, Madame have some.
thing to say to you You Jean?' said she
Joking surprised. Yes" We'll, speak; what
have you to say" Madame, it is right to tell
you that Mademoiselle Angelina, yourdaughter
is snctente by me, and that she wishes to marry
me- what you ask, JEAN said Madame, SIS
not possible. Harness the horses instantly and
let US return to ChinOn.' On our return, L told
MademOi5elle Angelina that her mother would
not hear Of our marriage, and said-'Now
have done my part-dO what you like What
afterwards passed between you and Madame
Lemoine ?" asked the President. Madame
paid me 100 fir, the amount paid for wages
and sald-'Go In your room-pack up your
things and be off, l answered. Madame, I
promised your daughter to marry her, and
will never fail in my word" The man said
this with so much pompOsity that loud laughter
arose through the Court, but it was checked by
the President. 'Before leaving the house, did
you not speak to Angelina" ''Ies-to bid her
farewell, and she said to me, Poor Jean the
matter has not turned out as we wished, hut
my mother says she will get rid of the child >"
After listening to the summing up of the
counsel for defence and prosecution, the jury
retired, and in half an hour returned with a
verdict of guilty" against the mother, but
with extenuating circumstances; and of 'ac-
quittar' of the daughter. The Court con-
demned the mother to twenty years hard
labor. Madame Lamoine Immediately lodged
an appeal against her sentence before the Court
of Cessation
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OBEyISG ORDERs-We understand that the
managers Of the Grand Trunk Railway. last year,
desiring large quantity OF axes for use along the
line OF their road and having no confidence in
American mechanics, set one Of their scientific
men to make pattern Of the axes required The
pattern In due time was complete and sent to
England, with an order for $40 axes after the
pattern sent The house receiving the order went
immediately to work to I'LL it, and few months
ago shipped to the managers Of the road at Mon
treal the axes as ordered. Upon receiving their
property, however, the scientific men found that
not one axe out Of the whole 2 500 had hole i n
~ ~ 70 receive the hlndle They were made accord
ing ing 70 the order-"exacty like lhe pattern ~
Tney have the axes forsale now in Montreal. =
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me London correspondent Of the New
York Herald states that 81 100000 had been set
fuence the next Presidential election in "a ~
an anti slavery candidate -
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DENTISTRY.

Al TEETH.
Iyl LOOMS, Nj. D., the inventor and patentee
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-~
tends personally at his Office in this CITY &5SY3
Many persons can wear these teeth who<GS
cannot wear others, and no person can wear o:herf
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodates
with any sly lie and price of Teeth trey m.y desire
but to these who particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this oity-No 33G Pa avenue, between
9Th end 10th sss. Also, 901 Aroh street, Philadel.
phia, oc I-ly
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SOUTHERN
TRAVELLERS


~ u q e
FOR MEMPHIS & NEW ORLEANS
Via Orange AleIsndria and Memphis Charles
. ton ISs snd ) New Orleans yse ksol l Railroads.
Risss.z Ks"ss. RSssis Ssi;s. Es.sss. msss msss.s'
S1a.s ys.s,to-: coIsais.., fsl'' Esass,il.,
Taaogs5 TISkT5. @ u 81 the sboys point. cas-
vsnis avenue, Washington, d. c.
-"GRBAT REDUCTION OF TIME.-n
Cleveland, is completed, saving fort, miles in dis
tsaoe snd seven hours in time 20 Memphis.
"a s1TS pesos safety IN the
Transportation OF servants.
Passengers TO New Orleans can continue on the
Memphis and Chareston Rallroad to Memphis,
20 yicksburg by steamer and thence via Rsilrosd
20 New OTle'ns, or can leave the Memphis and
ceed by the MississIpPi Centrsl aud New Orleans.
Jackson, and Great Northern Railroads, 10 New
=, Nec Podt ArraHserren. from merlpkis Scr,h.-
This l. inc nas completed arrangements, ard have
eSceea So' N% Ps fss snS sys Gay
points. Mondsys. wedresdsys and Fridays by the
days and SATURDAYS bS the regular VicksburE pack
cts, connecting them by rail Only Twelve Hours
10 New Orleans. Boats always leave promptly ON
arrival of trains, making sure connections. This
the only Line that has Daily Line OF Steamers on
the Mississippi river.
THROUsH Trans LEAVE WASHINGTON at 6 q. m.
anc ?. IL Sundays excepted, making direct oon-
nectons, with the privilege of laying over at any
point named on the coupon.
Passengers leaTiEg In the ?. N. Tram 20 through
20 edmond without Change OF Cars, and have q
with 6rst-class Sleeping Seats.
III BE Sure ard lsk for Tickets TIA o-axse and
Ale1d1drid Railroad.
PASSENGERS fer Richmond and the South or South
w.s; are respectfully Informed that by purchasing
their Tickets VIA Orange aud Alexandria route.
they avoid the ance of change IRON boat TO
cars at the incOnvenIenI hour Of midnight, by
the river route.
Passengers from New York will meet an Agent
OF the Orange and Alexandra road at the Depot
at Washington, from whom they will receive polite
attention.
III The Steamer GEORGE PAGE Iesves the
foot OF Seventh street, al 81 a. IN. and II
81 p. m for Alexandria, where pas ESfEN
sengers take the cars for the Southxzx2eGzI<z.e9
and Southwest. Passengers for CharloffeSrills,
StaHrton, Front Royal, Woodstock, Winchester fc.,
VIII take Boat leaving Washington st Ga a. m.
Omnlbuses leave the Office. corner of Sixth stree
and Pennsr lvanla avenue, at a. m and ..
On arriving at Washington, passengers for
the South will bo careful 10 take tie Orange sud
Alexandra Railroad OTnnibus
JAMES A. EVANS,
oc soft Ticket Agent. Whshln ston.
I
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PHTHIsIS AS AFFECTED BY CONPLExIoN-
The Edinburg Medical Journal publishes some
curious observations made by DR.. Beddoc on
the suppo'ed proclivity to phthisis in persons
of xanthous complexion. The number of cases
noted was five hundred, two hundred and forty
OF whom are natives of Scotland two hund red
and seventeen were English, and forty three
were Irish. Persons having gray hair were
not noted. These observations not only dis
prove the old notion of the special liability of
xanthous persons, but go far toward proving
consumption to be more rife among dark eyed,
dark haired people. Dark eyes were more fire.
quently met with among the phthisical than
was any other color. Red hair rose slightly
above, and fair hair slightly below the average
Brown hair counted little more than three
fourths Of its proportionate number Dark
brown, on the other hand, rose almost as high
above the average, and black still higher, show
ing an excess in the proportion of more than
three to two. The frequency OF black hair
among the non-phthisical Irish does not tell
much on the average, as Ireland furnished
only fOrty-three cases out of the FIVE hundred
less than nine per cent. That consumption
may be very frequent among persons Of fine
skin ard delicate complexion, DIR. b. does not
deny; in fact. he believes that n very fair COM
plexion, especially when cor Dined with black
hair, is very often associated with procliyity
to tuberculsr disease. 1t is also conc ceivable
that the progress of the disease may be in gen.
eral more rapid in fair than in dark subjects.
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GENTLEMEN's DRESSING GOWNS-I
~ large end hne assertment Of all styles and quaa
Z. = WALL. STEPaENS CO.,
deS 322 Pa sv., bet eth and loth tn.
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0QO FIOU2-BUCKWHEA
f,UOO POUNDS Of pre- Bcckvheat Flcrr.
ground and forwarded 10 us from Luz srne cnun. O.
tJ, Pennsxlvan,a. We have never seen a finer 81
artice. HIVE sell II at the price or the ordicaIy
Buok heat Flour.
ALSO.
Best FAMILY F!.0U X Of "yarnes q. Welsh. ~
"CaledoRla, =" Il ay I" and other choice brards
Extra AID Superfne Elopr Of varies brsnds.
ElSG Il BI.RCHEiL.
De - ~ Cnrrer Cf lhfh ~ ard We. M. nv
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS

'v'o HOUSEhEEPERS AND OTHERS
DL0OK TO YOUR INTERESrn
PURCHASING YOUR WOOD
A. PAINTERS CITY STEAM KINDLINe
STOVE WOOD MILLS,
Foot OF SEVENTH STREET.
IL You will not only be sure of full measure, bu
you Will get your WOOD cut in 5, 4, or S
- pieces and split any size desired,
Fifty Cents per cord cheaper than il Is sold from
any other yard in this ctv,
III His Wood is of the best quality.
IL He has the big gest carts and boxes
iD The bost Heart Spruce Pine Wood
DrSplit for KIndling
D Now please Gail at the
You will get a quarter ofa
Cord of the best Spruce Pine
u for slI2; for sl25.
You get quarter of q cord of the
Best Oak Wood cut and split
In pieces for S1-50; for 81 81.
All other parts of n cord at same rates
Delivered to all parts OF the City,
Navy Yard, and eorg getown
II Orders by mail
IL Promptly attended to.
The Money to accompany the order, or be ready
when the fnel is delivered.
IL Office corner of 7th and Canal streets, oppo
site Centre Market. A. PAINTER,
Ool5 at Pages Wharf.
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.
FRANCE, BROADBENTs Il CO., MANAGERS,

M
FRANCE, BROADRENTS Il co. having OBJ
tained from the Legislature OF Delaware at its late
session, Lottery Contract, to continue IN opera
ton for period of twenty years, and having given
bonds to the State for million Of dollars, to Sc
cure the prompt payment of all prizes sold, are now
draWlng at Wilmington, Del, the CONSOLI-
DATED LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE for
the oeneht OF Internato,a! improvements and other
PURPOSES, and the SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY
OE OEDELAWARE E for the same objects.
The COpSOlIdated Lotteries of Delaware are
drawn daily at IS minutes before p. M, and the
Sussex County Lottery daily at Is minutes before
All drawings under the superntendenoe of Lot
tery Commissioners appointed by the State of Del
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The DROP GAME.-Here is a drop game
not yet in the rogue's lexicon. The Seymour
(OhiO) Times says:
bag in hand, taking it afoot, came along the
public square in Lexington, Scott county, In
diana, and when crossing the square dropped
dead to all appearances Everybody ran,
medical aid was called, rubbing was COM
menced, the stranger still slept and was very
stiff; to all appearances his limbs were para
lyzed so that he could be raised without the
limbs giving. Bleed him. Bleed him. several
voices hallOed; the man comes to all at once;
looks wild. Voice in the crowd, who are
yout Where did you come from? p He pulls
out slate and pencil, and writes: L have been
out to Michigan to see brother, but when T
got there he has dead. / am making my way
home; am out of money; live in Cleveland,
Ohio" Sympathy runs high; the crowd make
up pony-purse, $3.50; gives him. He travels
to Bent, nine miles; drops again; everybody is
alarmed; comes TO; tells that he is out of mo-
ney; they make him up pony purse, the Doc
tor takes him home and gives him something
to eat; OH he goes again to RICHES Mill; drops
again; no men about; women frightened and
run for mon folks; find one; man lies dead uu-
til man comes; women with camphor- bottles
running in every direction; excitement high;
Mr.. Richie takes him into the house. keeps
him all night, gives him breakfast, lodgings,
and $40. He leaves for North Madison, dr0rs
again; he writes he is ont of money, and wants
to get home; hat goes round; he makes SO. so
off the good people of North Madison. lie goes
on, and is still dropping and travelling"
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w. At No. &c CENTRAL STORES,
L OU Viii 6nd BToche Long Shaws in al the
serious oSioTs and at low prices Reversible Cloth
shSwis; Stella Shawls, tlaid Shawls, Mourning
Stella Shawe, Black Thibet Me.ino Shawls, GEN
nemen's Snawls.
Also, Cioth Cloaks and Rsglsns. in al qualities.
70 be the lowest market price. Customers Will DO
US the favor to call and examine our stock.
WIN. r. RILEY BRO,
No, 36. Central Stores, West BuldineD
deS I'm bet. 18th and 9Th sts Oppo Centre Market
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A LARGE rs sT2cE s g go OF 1 BOOTS AND SHOE,
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT ,..
Fl. MELA r. SON
An SELLING CHEAPER THAN EVER,
All VINO want bargains must come culcky Ey
eTybody says that Fl. MELA & son are selling
sts nest snd cheapest goods in the city, and the
store Is crowded with customers eager 70 hu,
$1,000 worth OF FALL and WINTER BOOTS
ana SHOES, at retail for New York wholesale
oo IL $50 7th st, 7doors above states ofice
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KING 4 BURCHELL,
Have fully supplied themselves with ell the REQ III
sites for Christmas times. Among tn hsm are
Layer and Bunch RAISINS,
Sultaha RAISlNS,
Ney FIGS. small drums,)
Tafetta DATES,
cRANBERRlEs,
ANGELIQUE,
PRESERtED and Branded FRUITS. Of
AZ varieties Of this climate,
ORANGES,
20. TnMAToES. Sweet CORN.
Do. PEAS. ASPARAGUS,
Crosse Biackwslps PICKLES.
Fresh, smoked, aud Soused SALMON
Do. cM.nSSEREL, fresh LOBSTERs, fresh
Fresh aud Smoked HALIBUr, O..
Ensish, French, ,G ermsn and American MUS
Rosssa sEkAsaoyRe MEATS,
PATE DE FOlES GRAS.
EpfIiHsh: STlss. Dutch, Italian and Amsrioan
ALMoSRsxs F,y;REETs, PECAN NUTS,
Grsno6le WALNITss ssHELLBARKs,
Cso,se BlsckFsiHs SAUCES.
coxks S.Iii GELxTINE, trsoerps. for making
Ep;S:c1sss ,Sd %r! american IsINGLAs.
SPanish and tre-ah OLIVES. as1n
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sea-ly 80 wes: It,, corner A ibsny. = New e. \

NOTiCE.-1he Steamer JAMES GUY havIpx
resumed her route on the Pot0-
mac river, will leave Washington on Es-N
TUESDAYS for CURRIOMAN, oxss<zs7zsEak
and on FRIDAYS commencing the eth of A pril }
for PINEY POINT and KINSALE, az q. m, r.
turning, will leave Kinsale on SATtRDAYSstf q
q. stopping at all the regular landings going
and returning. LUClEN =. PAGE, Prop'r.
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CABINET WARE.

FURNITURE "a
w A r Z X o MS! !N
WALL Il BARNARD III
Are nov receiving at their furniture ware
rooms, corner of ath stree and "a avenue a large
assortment of CABINET FURNITURE, embra-
eng every va5I.ty Of Sofas, Tete Tetes, Bureaus
Whatnots. Marble-top and other Tables ockers
Arm, Cane and Wood seat Chairs, wardrobes
Cribs, DC, carpets ard Oilooths ali OF which we
are selling at the lowest prices. Corner 9Th street
ana ia avenue. tStatesD noe
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DENTISTRY

n DENTISTRY.
DR. Hill LIS, after praotlcai test of two years
feels that he oan with confidence recon- -~Csxn
mend the Cheoplastic Process for inserting EzEsS
artificial teeth 1t has the advantages Of~Elo
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheaprass Ful
upper sets inserted for SS5. Partial in proportion
Office 800 Pa. avenue ne
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90 T. POTENTlNI, OOc
AsC lMPoRTRR OF ZOO
Pa: AVE, FOREIGN FRUITS, Pa. AVE,
b.1o &1lthJts CONNECTIONS, Willard RotsL
PATES, PRESERVES,
CONDIMENTS, &c,
Begs feave to call the attention of his friends and
the public generally to his New Store, under viii
lard's Hotel, just opened, In connection with his
old establishments, whore he will be happy to re-
eevea orders for superior CONNECTIONS Of his own
importation.
, Also, all orders for Dinners, Suppers, Balls, ano
frlvate PaTties, which will be served up in his in
lmitable style, with the same promptnsss and dis
eatnh whinh ha has hithartn shnvr oce
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WOOD AND COAL.

w Y % d! WOODm
al ad,SSkSoRY, SS,RY OAK and PINE WOOD Sawed
aio Spilt to ORDER delivered any part of the ctT
stthe shortest notice, and at reduced prices
80, GEO. l. SHERIFF,
~ 81 bt Yard. Al. nd
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KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD
N PrepsIed at the
CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS,
For the saving and convenience of the customer.
Il. J. w. NJ. GAIT,
Foot of 18th ST., below War Department.
Oflce, N; W. cor 18th and c SITS, No. SAY.
III Orders left at either place will receive
prompt personal attention. moi
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GOING HOME WITH THE GIRLS.-The entrance
into society may be said to take place mmedi-
ately after bOyhOoI has passed away yet
multitude take an initiative before their boards
are presentable. 1t is great trial. either at a
tonder or tough sgH. For an overgrown boy
to 90 to door, knowing that there are a dozen
girls inside, and to knock or ring with absolute
certainty that in two minutes all their eyes will
be upon him, is a severe test Of courage. To go
before these girls and make SATISFACTORY tour
OF the room without stepping on their toes, and
sit down and dispose of ones hands without
putting them in ones pockets, is an achieve
ment which few boys can boast. If boy can
go 80 far as to measure off ten yards of tape
with one Of the girls, and cut it short at each
end, he may stand u chance to pass pleasant
evening, but let him not fatter himself that all
the trials of the evening are over
There comes, at last, the break king up. The
dear girls don their hoods, and put on their
shawls, and look so saucy and mischievous.
and unimpressible, and independent, as if they
didn't wish anybody to 90 home with them.
Then comes the pinch, and the boy that has
the most pluck makes TO the prettiest girl, his
heart in his throat, and his tongue clinging to
the roof of his mouth, and croOking out his OIL
bow, stammers out the words, Shall see you
home :" She touches her finger to his arm,
and they walk home a foot apart feeling as
awkward as two goslings. As soon as she is
safe within her own doors, he struts home. and
really thinks he has been, and gone, and done
it. Sleep comes to him at last, with dreams of
Caroline and calico, and he wakes in the morn
ing and finds the doors of life open to him. and
the pigs squealing for breakfast.
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USEFUL PRESENTS!
USEFUL Presents are always most acceptable.
That fact being settled, the next ia what 70 buy
Set of alters; Table Castors, Pocket Knives. ele-
CANT cases of Needles, cases Of Rodser SCISSORS,
Plated Spoons and Forks, Pitchers, &c, 30 But
the most Impo tsnt OF all is where to buy, Wetake
the liberty of directing you to No. 339, opposite
Brow-'s Hotel. where you can buy the above and
many other goods Mt much less than regular prices
heoauss buy nd sell for ca al
de- GRlEElTH SHIELDS. Imncrtera
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l.! = o LIZ
.,anh nhe 9ndersigned, having, a large and superior
snc1 OF all the various kinds of COAL on hand,
ctsh. ~ q En I'll 10 pIEr tr 'he
de 3l-6t Yard Az st ~ Can.i DID,
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK
The steamship MOUNT YERSoN viii le.vs
New York T u RDAY V ard the zer>S<
MONTICELLO TUESDAY of eachSfELe
week FOR the District cities. Returning, ,~&s3.Ss.s
the Mount Nernen will leave on WEDNESDAY
snd the Montlcello on SATURDAY OF each week.
fOT New York.
WELL Il CO.. IS West et New York; FOWLE
& co, Alexandra, Va; MORGAN q RHINE
BART, Washington, ID. G.. de i4-tf
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CARRIAGES.
q " r SuberTtfef hsyTat fnads adcinors 20 his
scfcry, making u noS ono af the largest. e-e g.,
IN ths District, vEsrs ais facliities fortsS~cEsS
msnufsctrrtn CARRIAGE 4 LI6BTS@~s--
WAGONS nf al kinds cannot 10 surpassed. and
from ms long experience IN tbs business he hcyss
20 give general srsi zfrc.lon.
All kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons t-rt On
hard.
fRFPaIRs asa.ly ione, and al o.dsr. y. T-r,-
~ attended 20.
second -E.Sd Car Az. lsssg ID s.chsAs. ler s.~
ones ANDREW j. JOYCE,
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
w ST ga 81. ttco doors So-th az Pa. kel
Nov ls the time - get STRING and SUMNER
SHIRTS mscs up W order. rhe subscribsF Is pre
eased to maze SllRTS, DRAWERS. &c., "a .he
.eortest notice. All cescriptIons Of SeEing fone
SHIRT BOSONS, COLLARS, tad WRIST
BANDS nesGV stitched
n ..O
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NEW SILVER-PLATED WARE.-We have
SETS, CASTORS, BASKETS, BUTTER
COOLERS, eto.. etc.. entirely new styles and OF
the best quality, to which call the attention O!
our patrons. H. SEMKEN,
90 l5 $40 pa
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFAcToRY

SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFkcToRY,
Opposite Odd Fs!Iotcs' Hail. WasGinrton, b' q
TraEelers will study their interests by exam,n,n,
my TRUNKS, VAL1CES, &c, before nnTN .~-.
chasing elsewhere. AS use none hnt the SR1M
nest material the market affords and employ <21t1
VIZ pest workInen, L can confidently recommend INV
Tunks mat are made In other cities and soij here
keep constantly on hand, and make To order ION
one weeks notcel every description OF SO, X
d.S dESATWHER, WtIGR ikGN bN ERdME, FIX EEcH DRESS
ona oiS.r VIII T4GfcFB04 FB04 rEfRETkEKS ASHLANp ara
NESS; SA DDLES; WRTPS; Se.. Se NAN
trunks, &c, Repaired anS Coyered in a work
hanllke ma nner, at short notice.
trunks delivered IN any part of the city George
town, or Alexandria. ''
de l5-ly ItNFS = rOpu.M
A LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
"A TO BE SOLD CHEAP!
the Boot and Shoe Establishment that WAS burnt
per, nave removed the balance of their kHSH
sIock To NO ESQ 7th street, between l. andHMN
vi. PERSONS an want ot Shoes will now fndv ~
an opportunity, for few days To get good .rt,c os
al unprecedented low prloes. They must be sold.
II HOMEMADE SHOES.
fenoh Cloth heel double esoled Button Boots, s275,
EIEyf EnsIi.h hia f,,,, So. 90. DC. Do. s2s''
Goat skI@@ @ DO: DC. DO: DO. DO. DO. ss.ss, sfs,
Also; a "a &c assortment of every other ,tyIe az
6on ana SHOES, for ladies', misses and chIl-
Best qualIty Of LADIES' Rubber Long Boots, g..
:, KOSENTHAt.,
No. % Market Space, Pa avcnne,
ID" $3.50 I'd door above sth st.
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+ i! tF!UELE Z L.
\ ha now one of the most extensive stocks Of
rFHgeei In Washington, consisting Of
Mte Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
Ate Ash Egg Goa, Red Ash Stove Coal,
hlte Ash Stove Coal, Cumberland Lump Coal,
FttsveIton Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
HHsscStnppaa spa SIeye 10y SiTes Do. smiths Coal,
oon, sawed and split. In all cases.
All OF which will sell at the lowest prices for the
cash: lot 80 or 50 days paper, well secured.
AH accounts now standIr 6 will be presented
6efore the LIST Of January, 1860, and il is earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
r. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, l4th and c ,ts.,
oeO near Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

HOUSE FOR RENT-On north G street. be
Il tween 4:h and 5th, No. 5l2, with n ne roonn
j" good tenant the rent will DC moderate. Apply
t. SMALL, o.th l. street, between 4th and 5.n
NO. ooo no l3-7w-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

EOR, ,RENT-Severs fine OOMS, furnished or
OF the Kirkwood House. noe3tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Tyo
l. very desirable newly furnished Rooms for rent
az 900 street north, between 9th and 7th streets
vest NO a .',,r