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H0oFlAKD's GERMAN PM.

being well known throughout Inrope ana Arsr,r.
~ eonnendAsieo here. They are purely vegetable u.
rIs'ed Win great exactnr.. and are rusar-rstd M
oe.,ef o@'ait'c ii CAD he funi PEics Is "a. lr
These m-enes are prepared by Dr. G. NJ. JAes.os 4
70 Philadelphia, Pa and s. Louis. Mo, and arr ol
DRUGGISTS ana dealers 10 meiicins everywhere The -
bottle or box = s@ss
IN our Ereryb-.fys Aisso.ae.r published .,,,.,,-
VII Ind testimony and cornmendasory po,lo. 4,
pas o. the COUNTRY These Almanac. are i,rn az, =,
eli cur sg~nta eA "
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AGENTS WANTEDl
TO SELL
eiRI's p.ATENr CAP
AND

1-oGS4E aGnaDra.r
~ nose furnishing st sisrsor, se,.re.
e's nnefsi salary aud .ynerses NH i.
p''a' The Article is recded b. ,verv 9,
"ef and 'nrehsnie ia The country. n,s w;,,
"er' VAN ready ssle F.r rrr,iculs,. IA.
res Z. CARY. ?sten,ee.
No 81, N-s-an Ssres, 4. W..
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BEWARE or COUNTERFrITs.

Sre that vow get fioohsnds German BIZ
,e.s, prepared BY DR.. G. N Jackson. P,Is
de'phis, Pennsylvania. and that hi siyos
ture 10 on the wrapper Of each bottle.
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IsprAssPoL .. October 6. 1867.
Doctor G. W. RnBsck- Dear Sir: 4 have
-ed your Blood Purifier tor nervous ~
csicn, fr"m which have suffered much st
mes. While Il il pleasant " me fas-s. Il
-rtairiv hns happy effect upon N. nerves
lease accept my thanks FOR yuur kind 80
ards. and believe me yours.
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Principal Office snd sales Rooms, No. Q
.as' Fnurs Street. 81 Building nom Main
rect. CincinhstI Ohio Laboratory IN liam
'ond sweet. FIR sale On Dubo coue,y ~
isaac Newton. Jasper; William Mshin. Ire
md; u. Green DO: 2. Hoffman, HsrL,son ~
schnan. do n. GGppBer, DO. Jac 4. fIof.
asn, Coinmbis Township; Casper Jybn. ~
ssinbridgss. Geo. r. y huIsx, Ferdinand ~
ohn Y. Brekmsn. d''tn; Ernss P.rkhsrdt.
ain'inRourah, 4 BY Druggists and msr
,rn's genessliv Throughout The Union.
Advertise Ia the JASPER Courier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-03

The Cbarlestofc Courier alludes TO the great ex-
element prevailing In that city on wednesday
muzitionst Fert Meultrie, Fort sumpser, &c, by
the 8over9pekE The only truth IN thee rurnofs
the courisr kivs S the followlnE iten with
pss sSI : sss q S
eyes ofsxnmunifien from schooner N w Smith,
have been landed st Ford houltrie This we sup
y "a SIy :, e. The ~
which we warn our readers''
The question as to opening the African slave
trade has been preached by some of the writers In
the Mercury, but II has been ignored as a ques-
tion 70 be settled after secession tt discussion
might have an injurious effect In other States.
The number Of candidates pfoposedi TO repre-
sent Charleston In the State Convention Il about
one hundred, though the city IL entitled "a hui
The Charleston Mercury, In announcing the
s1sPsns,on OF she Banks Of that city, says. "ou,
specie payments, but the commercial community
would have suffered from the Restrictions a con
tinuation Of paving specie must have produced,
whilst the revolution through which we are pass
ing rendered 1t certain that they must suspend
before long. s-a5 80 ss.F 20. - 80 u- =. (
CHARLESTON, Nov 3Oth.-Another Immense
| meeting tonight, at institute Hall, TO hear adj
dresses from Memminger, formerly commisssner
| to Virginia, and Others. Mayor Macbeth presided
Memmingef delivered mastery speech. He
counselled GOODNESS above all things, and said Il
| an unauthorized attempt were madelto take Fort
Moultrie, the garrison were In honor bound 10 de
fend 1t but when Carolina, a retiring partner
| Of the Union hrm, formally claimed the forts Al
her share Of the assets, then, IL not granted LEI
the Governorsayto the young men Of Charleston.
takethose forts,-(wild applause, land bedoubted
not In less than twenty -four hours they would be
| In possession Of their righful owners Those
| forts were coded to the Government by the State
| to protect citizens of the States To turn theiI
| guns against the people Of one OF those States
| when acting under the authority of their State
| would be treason. He said he was opposed "a
undigniied haste In secession but supposed thai
| about three days after the Convention met seces
1 sion would be contaminated. All that he con
ceived was necessary for this end was to repea
| the ordinance by which the State consented to b,
| a member OF the Union. 81.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
THRfY-sIxTH CoNeRxss-SkcoND SESSION

MONDAY, December ..
SKSATE-The Senate met to-day at the usual
hour, the following senstors bstag In their
Messrs. Anthony, Bayard, Bieler, Bingham,
Bragg, Bright, Brown, Cameron, CHANDLER, CLARK,
Clingman, Collamer, Crittenden, Davis, Dixon,
Dooiittle, Douglas, Durkee, Fessendeq,aFiuU
s Hsnin pSG s:sss
Latham. Mason, Nicholson, Pearce, Polk, Powell,
Rice, salisbury, Seward. simmons, Sumner,
Trumbull, Wade, Wilkinson, Wilson, Yulee.
On motion, the Secretary was directed to In
On motion, ~ m. was agreed on an the hour FOL
the meeting Of the body for the present. -.
On motion Of MI, iBigler, joint resolutions fol
the appointment Of a joint committee to wait on
the President and notify him Of hsHrsadinsss Of
Congress TO receive any communication (his an
nuaI message) was adoPted-the number Of the
COMMITTEES on the part Of the Senate 10 be three.
The Chair appointed the committee AZ follows
Viz Messn. Bigler, Mason, and Collamer. { =
= The Transaction Of business then ceased for the
time being, and was not resumed ere the Star'I
reporter left the chamber. %
HOUSE OF RKPREsKNTArrvRs.-Th House wal
opened with prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. T. H
The roll being called, 1a5 members were found
to be present. hon. John Young Brown, Of KY
r J. Barrett, Of Mo, and - Mckenzie, Of Pa.
newly elected members, We're then sworn in.
> Message from the Senate, announcing that ,
quorum Of that body was present, and had ap
pointed Messrs. Bigler, Of Pa, Mason, of Va.
and Cellamer, of VT, as a committee on the par
of the Senate 10 wait upon the President and I'm
form him of the organization Of the two Houses
and their readiness to receive any communicative
he may be pleased to make, similar resolution
was adopted in the House, and the followin,
committee appointed Morehead, Of Pa.
Bocoek, Of Va, and Adams, Of Ky. q
The hour Of meeting was fixed at II IN. -
The members then proceeded to draw fot seats
Without the transaction Of further business, tn
House at n O'Clock adjourned. f.fs
Il fhe only Representative from South Carolina
absent this morning was the Hon. Mr.. Miles,
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COOPERATION OF THE SOUTHERN SrATks -
The members from the cotton states do not gen.
orally seem to relish the idea of permitting the
States that expected TO be Immediately injured
by the aseendancy Of irrepressible conhictism in
the Government, to share In their counsels and
influence their action in the premises. Those
representing the latter States, on the other hand
seem to be almost unanimous In demanding una
namity Of action on the part Of the South. We
have so far found but one Of them disposed to
surrender the interests Of the border slave State.
In the crisis, into the keeping Of South Carolina
by justifying her sO-svident purpose Of compelling
the whole South to follow her example, by leaving
them no alternative but to do SO, while family
protesting that she 10 acting but for herself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-03

have been received. Both house Of the Legisla-
tive Assembly Of the Provisional Government adj
journed from Denver to Golden City, on the oath.
e. 8. Huickley has been appointed agent for the
Denver City. BY this arrangement despatches
can be forwarded TO all points in the golden re-
gion by the express coaches leaving Fort KearDey
four times a week. Capt. Anderson, with his
company Of Rangers and wagons has returned To
Fort Kearney without being able to hold an inter
view with the Indians To quiet the apprehen-
sions of the settlers, express riders and mail agents
placed along the Platte. The commanding
officer at Fort Kearnsy has ordered Captain STEELE
with his company OF Second Infantry, to leave for
Cottonwood springs, where 1t is reported the
whole bands OF the Arrapahoes, Cheyennes, and
Sioux indians are encamped to the number of ten
or fifteen thousand. Emboldened by numbers
they annoy travellers, and commit both grand and
petty larcenies 1t Ia greatly feared that general
war will break out. g. .
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The TONE OF MEMBERS FROM THE Corrox
SrArrs.-lt Is clear to US that nearly all the
Democratic representatives from the cotton States
seem bent upon precipitatng events as fast pos
sible, apparently dreading least pause In the ac-
zion Of South Carolina may defeat the purpose of
the secession OF the cotton States before the
4th Of March. We have conversed with few OF
them who do not intimate In effect that they re-
gard the election Of Lincoln "a being but the sp-
porunity long desired, rather than the cause why
thsY desire the dissolutio Of the Union. :.
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TIE MEssAGR.-The Presidents Annual Mes
sage viii probably be transmitted to Congress to-
morrow. 1t Is expected TO take strong GROUNDS
against the new political theory Of the right OF
secession, which Is the ofspring-so to sPeak-of
the prevalence Of the new political theory Of the
higher law, at the North. II IL understood that
that portion OF the messagewi be at once sssailed
In both halls by members who have heretofore
been among Mr. Bachanan's warmest supporters.
Nevertheless, he win doubtless do in the premises
what he regards as his whole duty to his charger
the integrity Of the government committed to his
trust. Nor will be be without earnest and able
supporters In his position among the Democratic
members Of the border slaveholding States, who
will promptly take the controversy OF his hands
The purposes Of those who seek to break up the
Government for the sake Of breaking IL up, will
at once be ventilated IN the approaching debate,
20 that they viii be better comprehended In the
South than at present Our sincere belief Is, that
they have but to be thus ventilated to defeat the
plans of those who would involve the slavery
interests Of the border slave States in the utter
ruin Of disunion without fixed plan or purpose
and without the concert Of action necessary to
render IL possible that in the proposed new South
ern Confederacy their future prospects may be
aught but gloomy blank. Z
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THEIR DETERMINATroS.-The Republican
members Of both Houses Of Congress have already
facily agreed to remain for the present still az
death upon the slavery question. Even Meszs
sumner end Loyejoy have determined to Join in
that policy. It's effect will be to increase rather
than decrease the distrust felt throughout the
South concerning the tendency Of the policy Of
Lincoln's administration. twill not, as designed
generate the belief there that they are less deter
mined to wage the irrepreszible confiet than ere
Iincoln,s triumph at the polls .. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-03

: PA TKLRSRAPH FROM FoRr Scorr The In
tsfior Department ibis morning received a dis.
patch from the Register Of the Land Oface ai
Fort Scott, Kansas, dated November 25th ultiDo
saying that the business At the Land Once there
had not been interrupted, and was not likely &c
be- and that much Of the previous weeks excite
ment bad been without reasonable cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-03

APPROACHING SECTIONAL CONFERENCES
Three or four or more plans to cure the evil
Of the times will doubtless be initiated in both
House and Senate in a day or two, by indi-
vidual members Of both Houses of Congress,
without concert Of action. In a day or two
afterwards conferences will bring about the
necessary concert Of action. The first will be
between ali the members and Senators from
the South, II they can be brought together; and
then will follow similar conferences between
parties authorized to act and spea for them, and
the portion Of the Republican party protesting
conservative proclvities, out Of which 1t Is to be
hoped that something favorable to the Continuance
Of the Union may grow. But, at present, we are
constrained to say the future looks dark and
gloomy indeed, 50 far as reliance on Congress
sonal action to initiate settlement of the troubles
In concerned.
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The PROBABLE POSITION OF THE BoRpEa
SLAvE-SrATz lit Is evident
70 Us that those who represent the border slave
holding States lin coagress) will promptly de-
rnand that their constituents shall be properly
heard In the emergency, and that the arst struggle
In the Halls Of Congsess 10 TO be between them
and the Representatives OF the cotton-producing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-03

Coxs1Ess, UPos SKcEssIoS-We.have devoted
much Of the two past days to the labor Of ascer-
taining the sentiment and views OF the members
Of Congress Of all parties upon the -curren,
political state Of the country, and confess frankly
that a. yet, there seems to be little hope Of that
moderation Of counsel necessary TO aid In delaying
action on the part Of the cotton-producing States
until reason may again resume its place in their
councils that passion has 30 manifesuy usurped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-03

SOMEWHAT AMAZED The Republican Mem
bers and Senators were evidently unprepared for
the state OF things they find existing at the South
Not one In ten Of them had the least idea OF IL
reaching here on Friday or Saturday last The
almost entire unanimity Of the whole South in
Congress In demanding new constitutional guar
antees az the only alternative Of disunion, which
II the mildest position held by any portion Of
them, has really astoundsd the Republican party
Of the body. AZ yetwe see nothing to induce the
impression that they will meet that proposition of
the border slaveholding-State Representatives
promptly and frankly; as it must be met to make
1t possible to prevent other States from following
Immediately in the wake Of South Carolina.
Nevertheless, we by no means despair Of such q
communication within a fortnight from to-day
for few Of them-the Republicans OF Congress
fail to appreciate the fact that disunion 10 grev-
ouslY to affect the interests Of their constituents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-03

srocKs, IN New York, improved decidedly on
Saturday last. Nevertheless we see nothing lad
ing to the conclusion that aught but feyerish en-
element prevails in Wall street. Every change
in the tendency Of the market continues to be bu,
spssmodic. Future events, as Ear a. they can vet
be devined, viii be likely to unsettle and depress
prices more and more day by day
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MYsrrafous military DISSEMINATION Al
NoRroLK.-The New York Herald has the fol-
lowing sensation dispatch, dated Norfolk, Va,
December 1, 1880: sa'r.1. - 1a,1SQaa - I
fot some days for signatures. From the source
where IL IL said to have originated have no doubs
that something serious Is contemplated. Those
whose sgn.tures s are are chiefly young
known TO be thoroughly southern In feeling.
obtained slight clue to the contents Of this doc
ument. 1t 10 simply a pledge 10 be ready at .
Richmond, AZ I understand there Join q
force of chosen men, who 10 battle In the front
ranks in defence Of southern rights Il Ii sup
posed that similar movement 10 on foot In every
part Of the State. Ills surmised Chat this picked
force will visit Washington the day Of the In
auguration. This organization 10 distinct from
the regular military organization Of the State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-03

CHrY CLERk or TINE CENSUS BUREAU.-The
annoupcement in some OF the papers Of the rssig-
naxioa OF Mr.. Wagner, Of South Carolina, chisi
clerk Of the Census Bureau, was premature He
has not yet done 30, but declares his intention 70
resign imnedIateiy on the secession Of his State.
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FUR NIT URE. n
-Ay FURNITURE. = ava =

y The House Furnishing Warerooms of
ggEr.. MoGREGOR &C. co.
are now we'll filed with the ir fall supply Of FUR.
NITURE and HOUSEKEEPlNGG GOODS in
every variety, which we offer at reduced prices.
PARLoR FURNITURE,
20 CHAMBER FuRR NsN fTStR Room. and
are especially worth the attsnti Of purchasers,
Is the styles are much improved and finish supe-
rior to any we have had.
We have q fms assortment Of
Gilt frame Pier and Mantle, Glasses
Bookcases and Writing Desks ..
Hall Furniture
French China and English Granite Ware
Glass Ware
Fine English an 4 AmerIoan Cutlery, and Hard :
ware, Fine Plated Ware -
Also, Tubs, Buck cts, Brooms, Brushes, Mats
Also, Hair and Shnck Mattresses
Eeather Beds, Blankets, Comforts, &c.
III Please give rs call, ard We viii sell you
bargains. McGREGOR co,
de S-eOSt $50 Seventh street.
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ONLY ONE MONTH LONGER. %
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EYER.
Our stock of DRY GOODS must be sold before
the LIST Janus[y. 9. We have to give possession a
:Sa .ssr day of DsosmN'
silk Robes, Light and DARK Silks BY the yard,
Evening Dress Goods, fne Laces, IL. /
French Embroideries, best Kid Gloves,
Cash9eIe Long Shayis, All Wool Moussslainess
kppln,s French Merinoss, Hack Goods. -,
Fine White Goods Of every description, &c , 10.
at HALF PRICE. 80
We prefer selling the above named goods % our
ss 81 ref prize rsshsr ina: run the risk Of
4 DOMEsTIC GOODS.
y We have o large stock OF Goods OF Domestic
Manufacture, al ofwhich We will close out BY the
piece, or in quantities 20 suit purchasers, at pre-
Trays CASH; yirEin;a money taken at Ear;
" All goods delivered frSSGGERslyr oS tas DAY of
no sp-st SEA Pa sv.. bet gin and iot a si..
B.4AB IANKETsw .ANAss"
s:s al 81 All 81. !. a.. ma n Zoe.
MsrssIies Quilts. -Marssiliss q niiss
Linen ana oos'on On ovelIn,. of Al, Kind.
Dsmask Table Linens and Napkins.
Our stock - full In Gil depaftmsnts. We solicit
. call from oil In want of Dry Goods, iaI..--t :
"a -'7'r a s'tlB WA Il LRILEY h GRO,
= < 20 No. % Gent 81 6toFes,"
Bstween 18th and s,h streets,
no82w Opposite Center Market
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go. To-day, delegates from the Camden and
Conpsnies are expected at wi,lardss Hotel, where
they have appointed b, meet for consultation on
business connecesd vita those roads. ~.
81. Among he nstable visitors at present. II
the city 10 Mt, sR1stcrjee II. wadia, Of Dombo1,
India. sThis Goufeman II here on busineos w51h
the 6 GOVERNMENT and at the same time q lookisg
TO the establishihentof trade with Indin. H b
Of almost abuloua We41kh. Hshas roonnat}Wil-
lards, SESA RV
-. Rev. DR.. Thomas n. Stockton, sChaplain
Of the House Of Representatives, arrived u The
city Saturday night, and went to his former home,
the residence Of his friend, James A, Kennedy,
Esq. DR.. S-ls SIN very feebls-not much, II at
all, stronger than when serving during the last
(WR $. STOCKTON, Of Bufhngt TOE, IN J.,) Nth
the addition Of the trip to Washington. may have
bad the erect tc snfeeble him's this particular
time
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T-EUC -IIA-T - - ~
THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY: -
MONDAY "a 10. December 3, 1eoo.
s,,-i, Of the Morning Prsss.

The. IntslIiTsnesr, in view Of the reoPening q
Congress, advises that there be no crimtnanon or
rscrimination uttered on the noor Ok Congfes, t1e
time calling for calm and sober reflection, and net
for hot debate. -..,
The fnfsR,gsnesr positively denies therumo TO
tue effect that" Mr.. Corwin, Of Ohio, 10 negota-
ting with the proprietor Of the Hafisaaf fsfsIi'-
ssaesr Tor the pufshasesf that venerable journal
with the intention OF converting IL into the organ
Of Mr.. Lincoln, )" and says that paper viii never
pass from the control Of its proprietos Into
any other hands while life and health last.
The Conaitnf,on argues that the "eonaict Is q
irrsprsssible' as ever" the Republican party -
whole, indicating logged resolve to maintain
the old anti-slavery attitude. -....y s.
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VIRGINIA AND - -. -.

aud Goods sold at the lowest market price for cash
"A superior stock Of CLOTHING now on h.nd
hands. which We wish 70 keep In employment dur.
los this panic, VIC VIII Offer extra induosmsn.s q
Goods made to order ia the best styleS.
go Wall, srEPHENs CO.,
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No Secession.

NO secession
COMPROMISE BETWEEN THE NORTH
AND SOUTH.
The obnoxious liberty bill will be repealed and
non-interventon adhered to, SO that the South can
carry her property into all the states and Terrific
Ties in the Union. ----..s '.-f..-.
. The und.rsignsd has just recaIved q new lot of
Smoking Tobacco By the name PERIQUE, which
10 said to be the best ever manufactured. Also,
some of the most avorte brands of Cigars that can
be obtained, SUCH as: La Perla de Santiago Con-
gaia, saro, Preubesa Reg Cabsnss, Palmto,
PSnOh, DC, 90, 30, for sale Wholesale and retail
kers kept constantly on hand. An early call is So
licited. JOHN C. BACHER,
No. 234 Penn. avenue,
de ! st Corner Thirteenth street.
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WANTED.A SMALL. HOUSE AND 4
undersigned wishes to rent or buy q small NJ II
Pisoe or Farm-,the smaller the better iss| IL
for garden and dairy purposes. Rent viii 30 paid
IN advance il desired. Address Immediately n. r.
3. Georsetown, d: c., stating rent, distance, most
direct route. TO-. 90. rlri "a . $50 da 81
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THK WKArHKR.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line 70 the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation II
about O'Clock 49,.
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WANTS.

WANTED-Bys respectable young woman, .
w SITUATION as chambermaid or nurse. q God
reference. Address Box 9, at this Once. tt
WkNTED-By q respectable girl, q slrUA
w T1ON as nurse or chamber maid, and Assi a
Box No 10, Star Ofics. de3 n
NANTED-By an excellent and sxperie iced
w co,ored boy, I9 years old, . PLACE as waiter
or driver, or IN any capacity the service Of re-
.peo:sble family. Please address q note TO Box 8,
WANTED-A SITUATION to do homework
w or washing and ironing. by woman who de-
slres 70 get steady Plaoe. she will endeavor to
No. 4, star Once. deI-st
WANTED-A neat two or three story Dwell
L1NG-H0USE containing Eve or six rooms,
city; Address JAMES RYAN, washington city,
WANTED-A CASH CUSTOMER for q res
w tsurant doing good bu siness and in good
locality 10 frst-rste place for boardins house
HART'S Liquor Store, No. 2S9 Pa avenue, be-
tween s.h and 10th cts. no $685.
WANTED-SECONDH HAND FURNITURE.
w Persons declining housekeepinf or having
surplus Of Furniture on hand, can obtain the cash
and fair prices by applying az 369 Seventh st..
no II - BONTZ GRIFFITH. !
sfOo6s .0Tsh q sEtdSb1HkSp F5RN Z
TURE ofall kinds, for which will guaranty 70 pay
the highest prices, and as Dsus g tae shortest mo-
ssE Dealer in Furniture, Stoves, &c,
ocs 40s 7th st, bet. 9 and H. east side.