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RESOLUTION in favor of E.T.D.M NV,

RESOLUTION in favor of f T. D. Myers
ResOlred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of GeorgetOtcn
That the sum of fifty dollars be- and the same is
hereby. appropriated 70 be paid to the order of T.
Il. ID. Myers, civil engineer, for his bill for ser
vices in the case of Philip Gormley late contractor
on Fayette street. [Approved Dec 10. 1859
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WE ARE REQrEsrzD TO invite attention to the
advertisement of DIR. Woolfson, the opticlan, 2S4
teanth street,. which spposrs in the Intellisencer
and states. IL will be ssen that his 'strengthenin
many eminent gentlemen presumed to be judges of
theif good qualities, and of the comfort to be de.
rived from their usa BY those VIII" require the and
of these important iHssTemen.ailtles. DIT. w. has
been lOoated ths city for sevara years. de - y
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ALEXANDRIA, Jan. w heat-small sale. OF
white at 81 30; no sales of red Corn-small sale.
at 7eaeOc. No other sales. The market still con-
tinues very dull.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

ALBANY, Jan. 6.-Governor Morgan has ap-
pointed Benjamin w. Bonney a Supreme Court
Judge, in the place Of Henry L. Davies, resigned
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A s6op PLACE to lay in any kind Of fuel, during
this cold weather, is 81 McNew x Mariow's cor
Mr. of seventh street and canal Tney iafnlsn
ti,kory oak. and pine wood, sawed and split
eny .iI- desired and also kindling wood In crates.
They also deal In all kinds Of coal =
REy. On DunBIS, the distinguished divine, II
10 preach In Rev Mr.. Lanahans church Meth
Episcopal) In Alexandria, tomorrow morning.
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'oih'-O'Str'et Of Columbia Advertisement,
20 % inserted n the BALTIMORE sus are rsceired
- w" I''' 'arded from The STAR office
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Mas. wrNsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician. has 8 Sno;hins Syrup for CAtlden Teeth
ns which greatly facilitates she process of teething
by softeninE the gums, reducing all inf1ammation-
will allay all pain, and il sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
20 yourselyes and relief and health 10 your lnfants
Perfectly safe in all cases, See advertisement In
another column, oc lily
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A RESOLUTION TO sell the timber taken from the
Rrid street Rridue
RESOLUTION in favor of Isaac SiIsbv

A RESOLUTION in favor OF Isaac Silsby.
ReSOlred blythe Board of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgeto,cn
That the sum Of twenty-five dollars be. and the
same is hereby, appropriated to be paid to the
order of Isaac Slsby. for his bill for services as
arbitrator in the case of Philip Gorm,ey, late con-
tractor on Fayette street
Approved Dec. 10, 1859
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ruSxr-A few evenings ago, Mrs. Pfeifer a
resident of the First Ward, was engaged in at
tending % toe affairs of her kitchen, when her
dress took fire. and before assistance arrived she
was severely injured Assistance did arrive, how
ever and the rapidly -increasng flames were ex-
t:n0uished in time TO save tue woman from very
or Deril
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Alexaudria Markets

BosIoN, Jan. Gov. Banks's message was dc =
lvered to the Legislature to-day ID relates main
ly TO the affairs Of the commonwealth
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.
AREsoLur1oN in favor of Henry Rearer

A RESOLUTION in favor of Henry Reaver
Resotred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgetcun
That the sum Of eight dollars and fifty cents be,
and the same is hereby, appropriated to be paid
by the Clerk to the order of Henry Reaver for his
services police mag istrate for the month of Oc
tober, 1879 tApProved Dec. 6, 1850.
A RESOLUTION TO sell the timber taken from the
Bridge street Bridge.
Resolred BY the Board of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgeto,rH
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby requested to
sell at public auction for cash. the plank and tim
Der taken from the Bridge street bridge, and pay
the proceeds to the Clerk Of the Corporation.
Approved Dec. 10, 1859.
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The CENTRE MARKET.-This morning the mar
ket was largely attended, and amply supplied
with provisions of good quality. in every depart
ment The hay market was plentifully supplied,
though the demand did not appear to be very
share of the business at the wagons around the
market space, and We're quite numerous. The
sales of pork at the scales continue to attract
crowds of purchasers to that point Prices are
about Us reported in the Star Of Thursday
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LADIES OK THE lCE.-The fine ice upon the
canals, Rock Creek. aud the Potomac, has been
daily improved for some DAYS, by the masculines
and ye>te day noticed number of ladies' upon
the canal, taking their share in this healtbful
ercise. They were handsomely accoutered in all
respects for the work and acquitted themselves in
style to indicate that this not their first az
pea-ance on the Ice. One Of them in particular
attracted all eyes by the graceful ease of her
luriOus
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THE WAY OF TRANSFERS SoRS Is UABD FOL
low tho counssi and h0ed the advice contaiDrd in
tue work Human EyaHty, or PhpSiGlcgIcaI Re
searches 1t t:eats Of the Il. Effects of early abuse
Indulgence, is enbellished with elaborate co.
ored engravtn;s, portray ing every feature and
phase Of d .ease, exposes the faacy of the ordna-
~ modes adopted for TIE cure of local a. well as
taiipe remedy Tor expunsing every trace of the
virus from the system. Sold BY Or. Barrow. 81
Sold also by ). Calvert Ford, IT,, Washington,
ID. G.. ia 6-1m,r
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FoUND DEAD.-A dead infant newly born, YVES
found in prlVy attached to the premises Of res
ldent of Massachusetts avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, last night. by the scavengers An
inquest is being held over tie body our issue
goes to press.
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WE NOTICE that the Alexandria Gazette is in
the habit of quoting Washington local items cred
tied to the wv ashinrton correspondencen of the
Baltimore Clipper Be it known to thee, oh Ga
zette, the Clipper has no Washington correspon-
dent, and the items thus quoted are stolen, week
IN and week out, word for word, by that paper
from the local columns of the Star
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BUsINEss.-This season has been remarkably
dull with our merchants and tradesmen generally
day or two of activity would at times sncour-
age the belief that business wsuld take favorable
turn, and continue active and lively till the open
ing OF the spring trade But there has been no
regularity i'm business and day Of activity has
been followed by many of positive dullness since
the middle of December This morning there
appears to be more animation among our business
men than has been seen recently.
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LIE fooR ST. AloSsirs, Church A herman
of Ges. Rather Early, the distinguished president
,al,oe oSe.own College, and a collection for the
50 a, y, .ne poor are announced 10 take place at
&c.. aloysi1s' Church, on Sunday morning, at II
$500. NOT Tor many years has there been more
TnS,ng among Tie poor than there is lust now
C;.1.iy al tne public work iSsuspended; the lie.
ssiuuve bodies are at stand. and the large
amounts usually expended at this season. he in
.ns esoners stagnst,ng, Instead of giving health
eao ne, oy n.e calculation in their accustomed
arefles. The City Councils have made a munff-
seF donation OF 800 for the relief of several
sandred poor families, and voted thousands for
the increase Of salaries of poorly. paid officials
Have we nothing to do? In every thoroughfare
we meet men whose countenances betray the
hear'sickness, resulting from long deferred hopes
OF soon obtaining employment. Shall we tear
away the veil that hides the suffering at home
before we listen to the mute appeal,
The congregation of St: Aloysius Church have
a royal opportunity now presented to them of as
Stunning an eminent position among those re-
nowned for deeds of charity. IL is the first occa-
sion Trey have been called upon, aud the amount
collected will indicate the reputation they wish to
pear. The time Is allsuggestive. They have
Deen meditating on the abject poverty assumed by
their dear Lord, born in a stable for them, and
they are now contemplating the visits and gifts
paid him by the wise kings of the east. The same
suffering hands Of the Divine Infant are still
stretched forth In earnest appeal to their hearts
We are sovereigns, no less than the eastern kings
and may be as wise as they, if we give our gold
with the frankincense of cheerful hearts and the
myrrh Of self denial of superfuities II was ma
ked, and We clothed me; 1 was hungry, and you
gave me to eat" The Star guides; let us 60
early. ALoysJUs
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.. CONCERT FOR PRAYER.-At meeting represent
ing number OF the Christ Churches of this city
hold st st PAUSE Lutheran Church Yesterday eve
ming, the propositions vi letter already extensive
" pub ished. from the missionaries of IadIa and
also the sugge tons Of Christians Of various
denominations In Philadelphia, were substantially
adopted and. In pursuance Uf the anne All arrange
ment for religious services during the coming week
was made, in which the ChrlstIan public Of Wash
ingtcn arc earnestly requested to CO operate The
meetings will be announced so far as necessary,
zach day In sue ,ession, and the speakers indicated
he suggestions of the Philadelphia circular IN re-
L. That, as far as practicable we should engage in
these solemn services In assembled congreg cations
That Monday should bo devoted TO fasting and
to deep heart searching and selfabase
inert before God.
s That Tuesday we cry nightly unto God from
the deep places of humility that nc will deepen ard
engthen the work OF Divine grace in the heart of
every believer.
4. Wednesday may be given to duplication that
God Will regaJd specially and specially bless the
CHI fTen and youth In both Christian and heather
lands.
5. Thursday may we'll be devoted to earnest PRAYER
that God by the exercise of his mighty power will
remove all obst ,cies which now hinder the progress
OF the gospel In our own land and throughout the
world.
Friday NAV be made day of special in.orces-
Sion for the large cities towns aud popu lous dis
tricts Of the world, and for thu islands of the sea
T. Saturday we mlg hit plead specially fer Chr sta
ministers every where and for closer union of Ali
Oh its disciples, for fufmeEt of tho SaviOur's
precious prayer, That they nay he one as thou
Father. art IN zoe and In thee, that thoy also may
la oce IN u.s." 1t
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FANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES
AT COST.
We Will from this day for ward soil entire stock
Of FANCY DRESS SdtkS, or 8 FLOUNCE
SILK ROBES, MOURNING and FOUiARD
SILKS AT COST. All of the above goods were
bought this Fall. and of the latest and most de-
sirabie styles, and many of them are much below
the cost Of Importation. We have also on hand
large and well selected stock of frst-class FANCY
and STAPLE DRY GOODS, most of which have
been greatly reduced IN price.
TAYLOR Il HUTCHINSON,
No. 40 LOuisiana avenue, opposite
de 10 Centre Market Space.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.


VALUABLE FIRST CLASS PRIVATE RES
ipsNcE 3N 18th STREET, BETWEEN F AND O.. GIN
THE FIRST w ARD,DA PUBLIC UCrIoNS-On FRI
DAf the 18th INST shall sell in front Of the prem
.ses st o'clock m, part Of Lot No. Ia in Square
No a. fronting Fl IT 2a inches on 18th street west
md running back ll6 feet 3 inches, along the lins
OF wide allsy, between and streets, with the
Improvements thereon. which consists of a nearly
new three story Brick House, CONTAINING is fne
Ia,ge handsome roomE, with bath room of convent
ent secess The premises has gas and water coz
yeyed INTO each room, and has been constructed in
the most modern stvle and finish, with beautiful
marble mantles throughout. The locality of the
above mentioned premises is certainly one of the
most desirable for private residence that could
De soug 1t for, being within few moments walk of
either of the general Departments, and an immedi-
ate access tn Pennsylvania avenue. The neighbor-
hood Is one of general resort for retired private
residences of members of Congress, Secretaries
Army ard Navy Officers
Terms of Sale-One-half cash: balance in - and
a months, for notes bearing interest secured by a
deed OF trust upon the premises.
Sale. ''' WIG
ja7-d A. GREEN, Auot,r
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WATCH RETURNs.-Wm. Better, cold fig bit
ing; fine and costs, SO Is.
Ten dodgers were accommodated.
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REFrsEp-The Governor Of MARYLAND has re-
sd I, grant the demand for rcquisiton in the
cas- Of David Keenan, (now in Jail IN ttis DisticN
except upon a certified copy Of the indictment.
aud tue accused will have TO remain in Jail Ia
Washington until after the grand jury has op-
IoItgnity 10 hear the testimony Keenan,, 1T Will
b. remembered, wds arrested in this city on Wed
n'sd4v lest by officers from Maryland on charge
If being concerned in the murder of Dennis McCo
gaR in Baltimore.
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PRIMARY SCHOOL No 6, SECOND DISTRICT We
learn from the trustees that this school will be or
ganized next Monday morning, at 0 O'Clock. in
the basement of the Nj. T.. Church South, eighth
street, under the charge Of Miss Laura a. Reed.
an experienced and competent teacher The ~
applicants necessarily turned away from Primary
No 2 who Were supplied with tickets for No. 6,
,oSether with those to whom tickets have since
been given, will have preference to the number of
Oh, III they present themselves at the time and
place indicated
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Hay REPORTS .-Mr Nj X Coombs hay wei her
for the eastern section, reports 10 the Mayor the
result Of his service fer the quarter ending Dec
81. 1859 as follows:
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No. -2-HoDsRN MIRACLES The remark able
cures 1T .cted by Mrs. Nj. ". Gilincr's celebrated
iadiap Medicine, which stands unrivalled as the
Lung Complaints. Sold b. all the Druggists,-
', esks Pott u, 13i Washington street, Boston,
General Agents. in S Iwr
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CRIMINAL CouRT.-Yesterday the jury in the
case OF hiarg STROLLER, tried for stealing delaines
valued at 81 so from Mr.. SchlOss i'm Geors etown
returned verdict of acquittal
WIN. O'Brien, convicted of an assault and bat
tery on David Brown, was fined Is and costs
Dennis MahOney, also convicted of an assault
was sentenced to pay fine of Sc.
Tc-ddy-The first case taken up CHARGED Pat
rick Heating with stealing one half cord OF wood
from Amos Kendall, in December last Ii turned
out 1rom the evidence that the prisoner went on
the place OF Mr. n. and took away wood which
hao neen cut down and corded up on the place by
MI hendalls man He afterwards came on the
place and cut down trees. and carried a part of
them away. When demonstrated with about cut
ung the tree down, he replied that the wood was
OF no value, and that he would take il away. or
have bioodshed. The jury found verdict of
guilty.
John Mahoney was arraigned and placed on
tral Tor stealing six bushels of meal and four bush
els of corn from Alfred Lee The evidence dis
closed that the prisoner was seen by John Lee to
take the meal and corn above mentioned from the
feed house In GeOrgetOrn and carry it across the
street and place it in huckster's wagon prepara-
tory to taking it away. He was arrested how
ever, before he could dispose of his plunder. He
was at the time in the employ of the prosecuting
with ess
The jury h,d not returned a verdict in this case
when our report closed
Chas. Newton was placed on trial for an ALLEGED
assault and battery on MargaretAngel This case
was pending when our report closed.
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TOR RENT-A small! three-story BRICK
l HOUSE, No. 331 18th street, between ID and
c.; Rent Sl25o per month. Inquire of GEO. K.
ADAMS, 400 1lth st. de ia
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN. Auction

By a. GKEEN. AuctiOneer.
SlN HANDSOME THREE STORY AND
~ BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES AND THE I.ors on
WHICH THEY STAND, FRONTING THE PATENT Or
FICE, AT AUCTIoS.-Ou MONDAY, the 9tn inst
shall sci, IN front % the premises. at halfp
O'Clock ?. m six fine Brick Houses, known as
" alkeTs Row, fronting 9Th street west, betwet
+ anu q streets north, Immediately opposite the
ia ent Office. situated lots l9 and 20 and half LOT
2. liz square No. $40.
Ne. L, bsIng the south house, las a front of 20
fSst running back loo feet to 81 fact inch alley
the house cobtal rs 10 good and conveniently ar
ranged rooms and wide passages.
No. frouts 10 feet, running back 100 feet 10 the
alley; the house contains rooms and passage
Nos. 5, T. and front each ~ feet, running back II
feet TO a ieet alley the houses contain 10 T0nms
each, with wide passages.
No 6, being the corner house, IS feet front run
ming back the same depth.
Terms: One-thlrd cash balance in s, IL. u and
q months, the purchaser IL give notes for the de-
frrred payments, bearing interest from day of sale
a deed given and deed of trust taken. Tito m,
disputabe.
ja4 A. GREEN Auct
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By BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE COR
NER OF POTOMAC AND PROSPECT STREETS
IKoG FLOWN AT AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY Az
TERNoON, 10th January, at four O'Clock we will
sell, In front OF tine premises, the Lot the South
west Inter ctlOn of Potomac and Prospect streets
fronting So feet the former and feet on the lat
car perter shop.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months, bearing interest, and
secured by deed of trust on the premises.
de 3 BARNARD BUCKLEY Aucts
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rRANDELL, OPTICIAN.
~ No. IS Bride. ST., George.otrn,
Has constantly on hand large assortment of
French Near sighted Per:scopic, Col, 49,,
ored. and all other SPECTAGLES, OK ~
the best quality, In gold, silver. steel, and German
silver frames. N. Bold flames Repaired and
new glasses set in them to order. no ta-ly
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FHE.-This morning. the little frame building
Seventh street, near T., erected for the use of
enc Of the superintendent of the General Post
Once extension as an office, took fire from the
stove-pipe, and but for the active use of buckets
which were at hand. the entire ofi e and adjoin-
ing sheds might have been destroyed. The ire
men, too Were speedily on the spot and rendered
assistance, and the damage was but slight An
apple of discord, in the shape of Il brick. was
thrown by some one in the midst of the fremen
and IL ht was OIL the taPis, which was prevented
hvthe interference of policemen who Were on the
ground.
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CONVICT LABOR
EnD HIDE

OSo SEVENTH STREET.-250 barrels north
OF ern Apples, IN prime order; Goshen and
Glade Butter, extra prime. for family use 2.OO lbs
premium New Jersey Buckwhest Eastern Cheese
extra hne quality also, large stock of Family
Groceries, of every kind, wholesale and RETAIL az
prices ID suit the times, at the New StOre-2S3 9TH
ST. (de 49, G. r. JEWELL
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q OO0 Potatoes.
O,CUU BUSHELS Prime New Jersey White
Mercers lust received Fer schooner G.. A. Elliott,
and for sale from the vessel lots to suit puroh.
serS. PETER BERRY,
da27 S5 Water street GeOrgetOwp.
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NOTICE.-LICENSES.- persons whose Ii :
oenses t,o,A the Corporation Of Georgetown
promptly to renew the same otherwise they will
subject themselves to has. and the law is com
to enforce said fine against all delInquents
VIM. LAIRD, Clerk.
December q, 1850. de n lapl0
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ID JUST ARRIVED
l. NJ f e r. b APPLE CIDER
We have this day received, per schooner r.. II
Atwood, from Boston, 81 barrels Prime CIR AB
APPLE CIDER and 81 barrels Of Ordinary Cider,
all of which We warrant to be pure juice Of the ap
pie. As we have to make room for more that is on
the way, we will close this lot out cheap for cash.
Army Il SHINN,
de % Union Boitling Depot. GEORGETOWN.
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" t2-bm ~ Is 9th at.. net IN Az AMI W ~.
ZINC Il BURCHELL,
IN CORNER 18TH ST. AND VERMONT Az,
sites for Christmas times. Among them are
Layer ana Bunch RAISINS,
Sutana RAISINS,
New FIGS small drums,)
Tsfetta DATES,
CRANBERRlES,
ANGEIIQUE,
SERVED and BR ANDIED FRUITS, of
all varieties OF this climate,
yEtIIES,
ORANGES,
Fresh FRUITS. in cans.
DO. TOMATOES. Sweet CORN,
Do. PEAS, ASPARAGUS,
Crosse Il Biackwelps PICKLES.
Fresh, Smoked, and Sou sed SALMON,
Do. MICEkREL, fresh HOLSTERS, fresh
Fresh ana SIN, ked HALIBUT,
EnsltTh HTench,S erman and American MUS
potse dds sFFFRAspouRG MEATS.
PATE De FOitS GRAS.
English. SWISS, Dutch, Italian aud American
ALMUNEs. FILRERTs, PECAN NUTS,
MA DEIRA NUTS,
Grenoble WALNUTS, SHELLBARKS,
Crosse e. Blackwcll's SAUCES,
Maiilsrd's CAN DIES and SUGAR PLUMS,
Superb old HAMS.
coAE XII T. G IF XXI reoerpts for making
R RqSEs End Mh American IsINGLAs.
Spanish and French OLIVES. desatf
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Nv A CARD.
w would respectfully inform our customers
that we are having all of our accounts made off IS
usual, and therefore trust that they will be pre-
pared TO settle the same before the LIST Of jan
uary, 1856.
We take this occasion to return our thanks to
our numerous cuetUmers for the liberal PATRONAGE
heretofore extended TO and hope by strict atten
too TO business and largely increased facilities %
merit a continuance of the same.
VIM. r.. RILEY BROTHER,
Ma. 10 Central Stores. West Building,
bet. I'm and 9th sts., opposite Centre Market.
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tOk kENT1A new and desirable four story
north, near IL ttrnet-No. 443. Rent moderate
Apply to ]. II. LEHMAN. No. All 18th ST. de "a
TOR RENT-A FURNISHED PARLOR and
l. CHA AMBER, on the secsnd floor, or If desired
large chamber acne, beautifully situe ted, front
ing on New York avenue and only few yards
from the PRESIDENTS House. Apply on New York
avenue, first door east of 18th street. adjoining the
drug store the corner. de 20
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EENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.-we are man
" ufacturing 10 order. Gentlemen's Clothing of
tina best grades, at exceedingly low prices, and we
would invite citizens and strangers Ia examine our
assortment OF Cloths, Doe Skin Cassirners and
Vests. feeling assured that every garment will give
entire satin faction.
WALL. STEPHENS 4 CO,
da3 222 Ia. bst. 9th and 10th SITS
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTrMTs

%NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting of the
W. Democratic Association will he held at \ o.
I11 High street, between sd and 4th, on MON
DAY, Jan. 9Th at 61s O'Clock p. IN. The members
are requested to be punctual attendance, as the
el-cinn of Officers will come off
ja7-2t E,KROIJSE Secretary