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MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, /
nA,a-nkar 20 lQGn

-.s.. .E ...-.ls. Dseember IS, 1850.
NoTIcR Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
will be received at this Department until the ssth
December instant, for the issue of any portion or
the whole of FIVE million Of dollars in Treasury
notes, In exchange for gold coin Of the United
States deposited With the Treasurer of the United
States, the Treasurer Of the Mint at Phladelphis,
or the Assistant Treasursrs ST Boston, New York,
or 81. Louis, within FIVE days from the acceptance
of such proposals, under the authority Of the sot
Of Congress entitled An aot to auth orize the Issue
Of Treasury notes and for other purposes" sp
proved December II 1859.
Such Treasury notes will be issued upon the :e-
ceipt here of certificates of the deposit with those
officers TO the credit of the Treasurer of the United
Sta'es. Thoy will bs made paysble to the order oil
such bidder or bidders as shall offer 10 make such
exchange at the lowest rate of Interest, and the
Treasury notes will oany such rate OF interest
from the date of suoh deposit 49,.
The proposals must state the rate of interest
without condition, and without references to other
ons fourth, one half, or three fourths Of one per
centum. One per cent. upon the amount proposed
to be EXCHANGED must be deposited with one of the
officers above enumerated, whose certificate oi
such deposit must accompany each proposal, a.
security for its fulslmsnt. If the proposal is moi
accepted immediate directions will be given TO re
turn such deposit. Should the proposals vary from
the provisions of the act of Congress, or of thiI
notice they will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be fealeC
snd Inscribed on the outside Proposals for Treas
urJ Notes" They will be opened and awarded a
this Department az IL O'Clock noon on said 78th o
December. PHILIP F. THOMAS,
de 1s-dt23:h Secretary of the Treasury.
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MRS; ANN r; O'NEiL. WIDOW. ANN r;
IVA ONell asd Hugh b. Svssny, Executors, aGd
lame. Rider O'Nell, Agathy O,Nel and Inlia
O'Neil children and heirs at lav Of Timoty ONeil,
late Of = sshington county, ID c., deceased, and all
Yop sre hereby notified that the Hon. William
NJ. Msrraok, Assisted Judge ef the SiTouit Court
of the District OF Columbus hath thi, day, on the
proper Aspiration on the part Of The United states
issued his warrant, directed to the Marshal of the
said District. commanding him to summon ajury II
eighteen good and lawful men tn meet on your land,
called Dalecsria or By whatever name or names the
same nsy be called lying IN said county OF Wash
ington, in said District of Columbia. north Of the
CSesepeak srd Ohio Canal, aboye the Little Falls
of the Potomao river, on FRIDAY. the 23th dsr of
December instant, at noon of said day for the Pur
pose of valuing and oondennIng the perpetual aAd
Tree right 20 erect and build dam across the FPils
Branch within the limits Of Dalecarlis, as held by
William B. Scott, at or near the site of the former
dam, within the limits, so az efectpaly to convey
aforesaid mill race, Sc as Of an absolute estate In
perpetuty Ia the said United states for the ofths
Washington Aqueduot, epd assessing all damages
which the owners tberoof shslI suetetn, by reason
Of the said nited states cutting and construotI
the said Washington Avu-duct over, upon aid
through said branch, when aud whore yon VIII Ct
tend II TO you it shall seem ft .
JOHN BREWER,
Attorney for Washington Aqueduot.
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II Caleb c. Woodbury., it will be recollected
was postmaster at White Pigeon (Mich.) and
robbed the mail there, for which he was arrested
II was announced that be had committed suicide
by taking strychnine. The Detroit Advertiser
says, now, that the suicide was a humbug; thai
Woodbury. Is alive, and has been recently seer
and spoken 10 In Chicago, and that his supposed
grave was opened, when the coffin was found u
contain only log Of wood. The U. =. authori
ties are investi eating the matter.
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Trhe Mobile Advertiser calls attention to th,

IL The Mobile Advertiser calls attention 10 tbs
tendency CT cotton TO take "the back track, y
instead Of coming forward to the Gulf ports, as
hitherto, for shipment. Since the States OF Ala
baDa and Mississippi, says the Register, con-
stfucted their railroads, 4" the outrageous phe
nomenon has presented itself' OF the cotton bale,
bsing spirited away from Mobile and New Or
leans, and passing northward by railroad oil
steamboat TO enrich the fectors of Virginia, Mary
land, or New York. IL is stated that s!ngl.
Memphis trader has Just visited Norfolk 70 nPgo
tiate FOR the transmission Of IS OO0 bales by way
that mort
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sworn ard subscribed 10 before ne, Aug. 2lst, ,lsS
q, Y. HASsELHhE, Justice OF the Peace,
de "a cost No. ~ West IN ST., CIncInnetl, q,
.READ the fo'lowiRs letter from highly respect

REApthe foloviRs letter from highly respect
able 70 Mt. sran:
LIMs ross Montour Co, Pa, Dot. Y. 1853.
This Is 70 certify that was pronounced by sew
eTal physicians as consnmPtIVe, aud had all the
symptoms OF the disease IN its worst form. such
coughing. severe pains in the chest shortuess Of
breath. mig ht-swes;s, and extreme weakness srd
lsssitude IN my whole system. Ny family nearly
al having died OF the disease had given up 81
hope Of recovery. ss nothing gave me relief; but
TO try Dy. WiStars BaIsdm Of WiId Cherry. The
first bottle relieved me considerably, and the third
bottle cured me entirely. now feel rs well as ever
did in my life, and am able TO follow my oocupe-
ton 1s farmer as fully as any one.
I also had . sister In more advanced state of
the oiseass, having been confined 70 her bed for
over ye.r. and PLonounced beyond hope by our
best pny slcians. she aiso was entirely cured by
the Wild Chsrry, but It required sit or eight bot
ventative, being naturally weak chested
would sincerely urge all who are larly az
ficted TO trJ Er. Wt'tdYs Bdlsdrl Of Wild CAsrry
as am tatIs fed that but for your own vsluabie
remedy my sister and my self would not now be
living. viii ohseTfully answer any one W no may
address me on the subject, and state our cases
Prepared by s4th w. Fovle q Co., boston, ana
for ssls in Washington eitI g. Stott, y. B Waite
Il. ID. Gilman, John SohwarZe, kairn Il Pa-mef
John Wiley, b. Moore, and II. II. NePherson
| IN g ssrgetown by r. b a. Ciss II. and @, ~. III
Southron, and BY drug gists ever where de l4-1w,
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IJAugusta Grumbrecht followed faithless Sc.
ducer, Heinrich, from the kingdom Of Hanover
to At. Louis; on arrival there on Tuesday, and
before she had met with her false lover, she gave
birth to a child, aud died broken hearted and
destitute few hours after
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HOMEOPATHIC RKnEptRs

All Of DI. Humphreys & Co.'s speciho Ho-
%sopfhSs SoIss Rsmsss put ne O ty
IN oases, containing 90 walls, from 81 70 81
each, with book Of full directions. For sale by
retail agent; w. A. FItzgeraN, 253 north street
also by r. 3. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave
nue. and Sixth street. Also, PoafS Rrtyaef Of WieJ
Pnzs!, for internal and external lnfsmmstions o
AZ kinds. Sold as above. ma eiy
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HOYT'S
HlaWatha Hair Restorative


Is warranted in every lnstaaoe to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
u has been nppLled
IN THOUSANDS UF CASES
In the Principal cities Of New England. and HAS
NOT FA1 ED in a single insteDo" TO ao-
comphsh all that - CLAIMED for n.
No Hair ls SO Gray or Red but the HIA WATHA
will change IL to q beautiful life like
Brown and Elaek.
IL not an instantaneous dye which crooks,
patient having to submit TO soaping. wash Dg and
it preparation of su phur, sugar of lead, DO,
Of any ingredients delesrrous to the heir of skip.
Ii 10 On article requiring no preparation, no wash
utss time and with "a little trouble as any ordinary
article for the toilet.
People who have used this preparation declare
II is mrsoulops in its effects, and that 1t will per-
form all that il prelends to do -Bdl0ss Pictorial
'Its sueoess wonderful, and we can only ssy We
isdorse sl the proprietor says In regard to l."
Boston JosrraI.
1--WE observe. by notice in Boston paper, that
O premium was awarded By the Massschusetts Me
ohanics' Charite Association at their lst. Fair
Boston, to Mr.. Joseph Hoyt of t5ls city, for his
celebrated Hiaws ws,hs Hair estoI ative sn article
which rohly merlted this favor. IL was for Its su
perIOr merits this pect that the Committee, af
Ter sufficient evidence presented 10 tnemselyes,
awarded to Mr.. Hoyt this iattering testimonial "
ProrideHee EreRfAg Post.
Sold IN Washington BY J. w. Nairn. u. Clsrk,
Kldwell & Lawrepoe. ID. g. Ridge!eJ. In George
town 6y J. l.. KIaweil, AID By Druggists generally
de " i'm
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NOTICE! MOTTO CEn
~ TICEm
SIC. p. CALLS, IsPoRTzR OF
FOREIGN VINES. LfQ QUORs, AND PRE-
SERFES,
Has received, per last steamer, an inmense aan-
tity of Liquors and Wines, uneSusled By any
wholesale dealers n Washington. Also, 200 boxes
of Preserves of different kinds, suoh as cannot be
bought for lees than % por cent in any store Give
me call and try my goods, No. 374 ID St, bet Eeen
Sth and 9Th sta, w ashIngtou. DE eolm
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Hofr0wAvsa pr

hoLLowAT's FILLS AND OINTMENT.
Spratas, DiAIOedtioHS. &c-Neither opodeldoc
InIment, nor any other embracatinh can equSl the
efhcaey which characterize these initial vegeta-
bic ext acts In tho cures Of aims, strains DDS
bruises, oontusicns on disloc.tions, 30. They are
Elimination, and promoting rapid cure Bold By
ell D.pgEists. r2ec., e2e. and 81 per bog or pot.
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NEW PAWN OFFICE.

o " E. WAR; d, Dealer In Newt ~
and Cast OF Clothing, respectfully informs the
pubic that hs has opened LlCENsED paNN
th ana 10th sts., few doc east of the new Cen
trail Guard house, whsro no viii be at all times
prepared 20 wait on his pstrons with promptness,
attention and the striotest iustlce.
". b -Jewelry, Dry Goods, Clothing, Mechsn-
los Tools, &o., always on hand at private sale.
de lms
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SEGARs AND TOBACCO FOR TIE MIL

= LION!
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
numerous friends and the public that the oopsrt
nsrship heretofore existing under the hrm OF
BgRRfNs i WIEGMAsS, has been dissolved by mn
tual consent, o. that re has opensd store on the
corner of O and Seventh kts. west, opposite the
Bank of Washington. Ehere may he found Q choice
importation, as well a. domestic manufacture,
Vhoessls and retail.
THANK for past favors, he hopes by fair deal
ing and strict attention to the wants and interests
Of the public in bis ne TO merit continuance OF
the pstrOnsge no literally bestowed upon the late
firm
NO 23-lms ........- y. WIEGmANN.
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VULcANIrE BAfE HEkrE: EoR ARTIFICIAL
DIR. .wADSwORTHh has made full arrangements
TO introduce the Vuloanite Base into his(~
practice, and to fully recommend 1t 70 hisSyYS
patients.
FnIl and partial Sets of Teeth can be inserted in
less fip1s a. sss erpsgSe and with Artistic beauty,
comfort and durability unsurpassed
da
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cryc1szAr1, HAMILTON CouxrY, Stat. Of OAi.

CTscIs1ATI, HAMILTON County, State af OAio.--
Before me, 3 subscriber, a Justice of ths Peace,
In and for :, id county, personally came John Lee,
who, being duly sworn, deposeth ard saith thst he
h6d bean suffering with Chronic Diarrhna for the
past twenty two years, ard hai consulted nd re-
osived pescri Dtions for his ease from 81 the prin
cipal ply sicIenE in PhIsde phis AID Clnciunati,
hut ali effect, as he has received no iHf At
last he was reduced to a mere skeletOn, without
vice of friend, was IHduced to try ii iststter'
Celebrated StOm.ch Bit'eTs, and, to his utter
pms, found relief from the FIRST tria; and in less
tnan two months, found hmself perfectly CURED OF
his compla MT add is daily recovering his stre9gth
OF bOfy, and inc easing in flesh; and chscriuiy
gives this certificate. in the hope that Others af
fIcted ike hmsel may be benefited.
JOHN LEE.
sworn ard sgbsOribed 70 before ne Aug; 2lst, ,sss
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CousHs.-The sudden changes Of our climate arc
AfsetioAs. IExpsrienoe having proved that simple
remedies ofteR act speedily and oertsluly when
taken In the early sta. es Of the disease, recourse
saOuld AZ once 30 had to Rretsn's Brosehfal
IioeAss,"o L2zsnges, let the Cold, Cough, or II.
precsuti"n q more serious attack NAV be efectpaly
warded OF, Public Speakers End Siaseys will find
them efeotual for clearing and strong Ihenlns the
voice. See advertisement. do lily
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PENNIES

To TIE AyFIIeTRp.-Be sure 20 reaa the sdvsr-
iseHsrt of MoLsan's SerenT fhening Cordial and
Blcoa Puriker. in another column. sEsft'a tn
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RxApKR, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
Inent IN ogr paper. Read it Il viii interest you.
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de II lOt

TN BOOTS AND SHOES.
Il HE Best assortment Of 4GaN
BOOTS. SHOES and q TIERS, EA1
Suitable for the Season, Y"
Can be found ut -
n BCRNSS, No 40S Pa. av.,
near National Hotel,
between "a and 9Th streets,
Also. a handsome aEsDT tment of TOIt EFT
SHIPPERS, suitable for Christmas and New Year
Presents. tInt& Conf dds lv
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Persons desiring pennies will always lind then
for exchange st the Star Office csunter. II
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CLOTHING, &c.
AcRAsSS SsEsT REsa fSF AGrEASENS9fSS! ssSENfS STREET.
ALL SroP AT
- wi II =
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET.
go tkox and do IiksetciS. /"


s M L II HIS,
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET.
go tkoH and do IiketciSs"
(suoh was the language used by Q gentlersu who
had received some Of our Great harssins
Is5ss stGst q e. T,TTiSs: sESRNNJ;sa,iiSSS i !; iS
S99p ,S.i HAs MI & ssd "a 0s se Gnsh a. s
advance. You can buy 8 good overSoat from sSto
81, very hne one from $40 to SIS, Cape ovetcoat
from from s. seto % IS DO's ''o'0OA' anu N'p' oO~'
SSs$. SaiEGs gSDEg qAEMESSTEsS xIs SSESsRs TM-
TiEs. GLOVES, and all kinds Of Gents Wearing
Apparel; at s.tO1ishinsly low prices; :. ,,.h
Having bous sht these goods al very low prices.
confident tha. you can save Is per cent buying
II. b SERVANTS, CLOTHING in abundance.
Don't FORGET % cal at the Peope's Clsthins st9Ee,
where. and satisfy you5sslye: ,hsI Se are Stsrins
&c Ssfs.in' t% No .so set.ash a. dPP Fass Sis
GhNfIEhhssEE, ssEE,DYsApE CLOTHING.
Our present ~ ssseTtIsIt % e IN II MI ESs
and str.nssrs EisAinf 81 INNS out tt suPs,,
r,or ndocsmsHts e%IbTTSoins; ss s.;n fSIs tine AL
aSa %sFtt unds u and oss
sSSss aossTya Ssss Ss o oA' 1 Of vhch We ar
oserins At our 1susi low prices.
maOpsIif ao islif WALL s9a Pa avenue.
81 AT B A r G A n
~ OFFERED AT TIE
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
coNMS9i,tS oM9i go sEvKNTH STREET.
FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS
CAPS,
AT 90 Per CKyr. LESS THLN THE USUAL RATES,
Ar 2 N II us,
No. 46O Serenfh STREET.
n. All In want of CLOTBlSG and FUR
NISHING GOODS wi hnd 1t greatly to their sd-
| VANTAGE to give q call.
de rim !. III. SMITH, CLorHIER.
NA MERCHANT TAILORING.
| w Invite our customers, and cltlzens general
| ly, to an inspection OF our present new at a
/ Isctiye. and elegant assoT emsnt O. ~
| VESTIN6S, OVERCOhT1NGS, &o. ~
| which we will make to order In superior
'''' o. '''' WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
| 90 25-u 322 Pa av.. betv. 9Th and 10th Q %.
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH

oftb: & hfSsRsE hHSHsRts n fSfE fls TEEfa. FEiefiIs "a e.
Many persons can wear these tseth who
cannot wear others, and no person oan wear othsrs
Persons callinF at my ofEce can b sooommedAtst
with any style and prioe pf Tssta tssy ny esssss
cleenest, strongest sRd pe Ierfs9t ssHtr@rs @ r. -
art can produce, the MlNEkAL rLAEb wa %
AN ,s. s's les r :s:ss. :,r.. s;s
phia. oo v q
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G. o. DEMUTH q CO.,
IMPORTERS And Wholesale and Retail Deal
HAVANA CIGARS,
FOREIGN WINES, BRANDIES, GINS &C.
No. 40 NoRTH CHkRLEs STREET,
Flee doors dbore LextHgtoH st.,
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Singers Sewing Machines.
3ss PENN. AVENUE,
NlTIONAL HOTEL Bull DING,

We invite the public attention TO our new $50
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This Maotine
Is unsuT passed in the household. IL runs snooth
and swift selos, hens, geils dHd satsTi vii tev
the finest swiss cloth ten ayers thick, ana any
thing between the two extremes, IN neaet ful and
substantial manner. Machines ia mahOg any, wal
nut and rosewood cases from $50 TO Slp. On
large ribrating Yrssser laehiae for oosoh trimmers
and saddlers, is without rival: SILK, Twist
Thread, Needles, Bobbins, OIL, &o., always or
hand at New York prloes.
TrSend for Q copy Of I. NJ Singer & Co.'S Go
Zette. CHAkLES a. SfONSbSfA,
mo q 8m Agent.
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CoPAKR.

This region deserves more than a passing
notice, and must become before many years a
place Of great resort in the summer season fer
ell levers Of nature. The Harlem valley from
Millert7B runs north perhaps twenty miles,
and on the eastern edge IL the Laeonia range
oF mountains. These mountains lay in Con.
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~ A. HUBNER'S
DRESSMAKIN6 ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 500 ELRvKNTH ST,
Between Pa. avenue and u.
All kinds Of Ladies Garments, Dresses, Cloaks,
Mantelets, Chesterfield Sacks, Zouave Jackets,
&c, 4 O. cut and made 20 order BY every fashion
D ate in the latest Pans and London styles at the
shortest notice. de L sm'
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.


WAsHINsToN oARRIAsE H!l 81 ~ rASIDossY at s,;.
We have Just finished q ngmbsE Of fr.t-ol..s
CARRIAGES, Iuoh ~ lsGhf fasepn u
Wasoas, PaFk Pksatoxs, Fanly Cor 0A
,iagss, aad Bssues, which We viii sell st
Being practical mechanics in different brAncbss
of the business, we hstter ourselves tnst We kpov
the styles and suahty of work that viii give setN
fsoton, combining hghtness, comfort and dursoth
Repairing promptly and carefully attended 10
tho skortest nc tice and most reasonable oharKcs-
WALTER, KARMANN a B0PP,
Coeohnakers, GDooessors 20 WIN. i, Hook.
ap n-dly
NV CARRIAGES.
u RE Sxbscriber having Yfde eddfuona - "
factory, mailing n nov ops 2fths larEesto
In the District, where his fsctlitaes for
Manufacturing CARRIAGE Il LI6HT-
WASoNs % az Lins. c,nRo. = 's Ss .SIss,ssf ~
70 give general s1f1Efkcuors
All kinds CT CarTizg - and light wagons ksYt 60
All ts,s, salan ssdm rsEs
i: - '''' 0''r'':s;i saSyky nay.sk \ y',:.,ss%-
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9 U, PrP l. I
Fruits and Nuts of ell kinds.
Home -usdes Mince Meat, made by my direction
and under my supervision, WATT anted the best
ever OF red for sale at l6 cents per pound.
Best Old WHISKY. Brady and Wines,
30 dozen Fresh Eggs,
Goshen ButteI and Cheese.
IS bhls. Flour, best brands, Family, Extra, and
Supcrhne.
Good Sugar at 7 cents per pound,
ISRAEI. DEMING,
No 53I Seventh street,
de lT-eoSw between LouisIaIa av. and ID st.
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N DENTAL CARD.
Profsssion. Ofcs And hos,e q fSs Kh@
every other approved style, DIT, n. has sst -1->
teeth on yaosnlte Base for the last thres yseft
and is one-third less in proc than gold. Hm old
patrons Of WASH inftont Asxsndrif, and 9eorgs-
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1861 "a Ola RES 1861
Commences the Year urtfk a Diary

CoWnse7ce he Ie9r Dth mary
A valuable Pocket Companion for registering
events past. present. and future; oontsinIng rates
Of postage, almanac, blank sPac, Tor memoranda
for every day in the year, cash account for saoh
month, annual summary of cash sccount bills
payable and receivable. Don't be without one Of
these useful little souvenirs The most complete,
elegant. and desiIabl assortment ever Issued oom
prIsiug twelve sizes end upwards Of Fifty styl les,
at SHILLING TOMS Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner of.4sf stree. and
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5I2 surTA PERSGflHIAA. SflIAA.P PAINT AND 5I2
w. HAMILTON, BRo. q cos.

|. the place @ find ths cslsSI..sd Gutts Psrshs 3,
House Painting Materials.
Painting in al It's branches executed with DIS
ways on hand and for sale, WI bucket end brush
20 losn free Of charge orders leit st the store
promptly attended 70. 3 ri !.
no 81 s12-PUTrY IS DOWN.-a1e
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Ho FOR + fl H o L l D A rs!
SEVENTH STREET FOREVER.
FUN FOR THE CHILDRBN!
PRESENTS SUITABLE FOR ALL AGRA!
CHRISTIAN RUPERT,

No. 9X2 .Seoe7ith 81, btftcttH u uHu 3.
We have enlarged, improved, rsmodeled and
renovated establishment, 80 that If now is, in
fact the largest and best regulated Toy, Fancy and
Variety store In the city. With personal care and
attention we have carefully Sc ectsd our great stock
for the Holiday aud Winter Trade, and pr oIni 10
sell CHEAP. We beg every lady TO call and see
for themselves, as IT is impossible to enumerate all
of our goods Suffice IL to say, embraces every
kind TO he fou' d in n welt conducted Toy, Fancy
China, Woolen, and general variety aud assortment
store.
WORK. KNIT Ting and DRAWINGS promptly
'N0ou''D " MRS. RUPERT,
522 Seventh s. 522 Seventh It,, saa Seventh st.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

REAUTIFUL PREsENTSp cup,.ru.s
Rich Muslin and Cembric Embroidered Eollats,
Elegant Collars ard SIesvss In sets 10 match,
Pocket Handkerchiefs in great varieties, = = .
50 dozen Jouvin's best Kid Gloves,
J. w. COLLEY h CO..
de 10 st e. S23 Seventh St., above Pa. av.
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q H X | T N A G A 5 :.
G. GAUTIER
Will have In his Saloon on Monday, the Gath, the
finest assortment of CAKE, both Pound and T rn:t,
made of the Beet material, and which, for their
beauty and quality, cannot be exceed. IL equaled.
Persons wishing to purchase q sNICECAKE would
do we'll to give him q call. de l9-lw
EOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
l. For Children's Books,
For Chfdrens Games, .
For elegant Presentation Books,
For al the new Books, 1H.
For NEWSPAPERS from everyy s-..
Cote TREkcHt RICHsrEiN's,
de % EEE No. 2fs Pa. Avenue.
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swEENy. RrrrESGzousE. FAINT CO.
wih 9gsn for customers, specie, currency, and
VIrgini6 money accounts. ~ .sl Eaa
] Currency and Virginia money wanted. no a In