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Departure OF Gen. Banks Expedition

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE steamers Illinois,
Northern Light, and other smaller craft, sailed
from here, TO Gay, With troops for Gen Banks
Expedition. Gen. Banks accompanied them.
He was escorted down the day, this evening,
by distinguished party, comprising Governor
Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, Mayor Opdyke, and
Commodore Vanderbilt and Van Blunt.
I he weather is fine, and tho Expedition sails
under the most favorable auspices
MAJOR Gen. Augur remains, and Will sail
next weekwith the remainin 2 regiments OF tn.
ExpeGitiOn.
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pEOFEsStR MkRINIS DANCING ACADruy
s ana 18th, WI be oesn every day this week
rom lts W. 70 nve &C cek p. m. Persens de. -
tne Acsatm, from . To p m daily this wrcE And
suse1rie. Their names. pays Of tution Ia, Ms
$50 sfas'ers, Tuesdsya. THURSDAYS and Sa. nrd.vs
rom u, 81 20 ~ m; for Genticmen, from sto 10
Y =. On SsturdAy 9th instAr. 'tha -a.,.L
~ " N"i1o'cnoe daasta
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NEW AND SIMPLIPIBDM METHOD Bon PIANO
~ FOhTR AND SINGING.
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOIOWaVy

PIANIST VOCALIST AND COMPOSER
Has opened Ladies' and Gentlemea's Aftero.o, "a
O'Clock and Evening 70 o'clockD SIN ,inS O;ss.~.
or ost Liberal terms Prof. Wolowfki viii Also
shp1sIn the fuil Theory OF Music and He aiding by
ny Pr"f. Wolowskfs new method a De rson h,v.
go ny slight II Iw .odg. at music will "a -.
pied In very short time to read u .ic with rrs,
inciii and execute operxtic as well as cInssicai
E'u SIC with peffection ~ ~'""saoaA
Az &c the vocal part bv his WY OF vo.oIi,,,;o,
ne arr, 90 al mori res aits re .dnrs
to-: ASV SoSutJ ot
rroi Woinw'kt receives visitors daily from, \, IN
II 9 II and from 80 p u, . at his rssid.nsa 70
aS1 Tenth rect, between Il and N0'
certtd vi asS ste &c
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GOLD FALLIN1.-Private advices say TIM
gold has day fallen three cent between III,
First and Second Boards il Nevv York, FOL
some unexplained caUsr.
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PERsoNAL.-Cf W. Garrett, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad: s. N. FELTON,, Philadelphia and
Wilmington Railroad; Col. Birch, Mai. Mitch
ell, and Capt. Mitchell, OF Gen. Mitchelrs stan,
sre at Willard's.
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8 ii 0Y rEHs,
HARvEv STILL AHEAnt

TIE sicSp Ei,.. Anr Csrt. nceurt. hsA Just ar
.osn 81 1asrEkS captured il thoseN IL
sSss Ihis IL Shr 6rst no tt load ofNS&D
here. WV A~Saa"~ ~
Lovers az he Biyslvas en- BE- supplied BY cali
Wf al GAHvEfSS RrtsSIshmeat,
DC <IW en- street, corner OF Eth,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKRr

NKw YORK. Dec. S, Tx q. m.-First Board
Us. Coupons, 1887, tO4 4; 1910 Treasury Notes.
io4; One Year Certificates, s7X; U. S, Demand
Notes, l27: Gold, 1885,
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N1EkINOEs, REPS, OTToMANS, SILKS, and
lsI other DRESS GOODS assorted full Winter
stock now in store.
with oil other kinds OF DRESS GOODS, for the
special and general wants OF families ard house.
keepers
One price only. marked in plain fgures
purchase. PERRY BRD
no ll-lnt PA. and Ninth Straat
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.-. Esn1II1E DUPRE,
IRON HALL.
ave pHsrxYLvANI AvHHuI.
yaoLssALs Asp asrAlL psALsaa =
RIARsf RlAILI GResBHIHs,
s1sxeH AND GERMAN WINES. LrouEss;
coRpIALs, cHAaPAGsRs, BRANDY.
KuM, GIN. SCARS 4 TOBACCO.
h.s now on hand
Very Eino Assortment. OF the ssn-s at fai- ,scss
sUrLERs SUPPLIED.
Fis Il = h' SssAHHy.L44ssDx
The mos. ecnv.,ss sssS S;.. and Delicious
|,L0rHs AND caSsIAkREs-A choice .ssort-
u mont CT al the better -ra:cs.
One Ssiae only, marked IN di.iiEns ssaFs saHo
del Pa ave and Ninth street.
TOR saLR-A stylish Grey 8a-s MARI four
Il year Old, Of mssn,hee.t carriage ana IN
sssss "s s srs .s3 .;
eur best ..as tossthst WITH iss 1900;
n s We sH so on sn
sa1ins no NE for The same. Can be ---n At 9os
street. Prt'a SI' 80 L-.N
T IA siish Fr.asiasion, com
no a ;s - IL one VOL ERANcK TAYLOR.
orr YOUR wAsHIF poS1
" NATIONAL sfE1M LAUNDRY.
st1snssr.. togpo.s.s GEoysI'.J c. Soldiers,
Hot4Is bet Is and 1874 Cisissns,
Falcons, streets ,ssa:oSns,
Everybody. tni4-ttl Hotels
ALTON Al LO An.
THE NEW
TWENTY YEAR PER CENT. BONDS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
,xsows 40 FIVE TWENTIETH
The COUPON BONDS in sums of $50, 500, ssh.
rhs REGISTERED BONDS in Sums of So, Sion,
500, sInro, and S3Inn,
Interest commencing at date Of pirchassJ
FOR SALE AT PAR By
JAY COOKE CO, Bankers,
452 PIFlBEsrH STREET.
These BONDS the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now in the market;
Interest payable semi annually
IN GOLD
IL eauiyarnt, ut present price of coin, 70
psc-r : Pea CENT. in currency.
+ ! Il o. uRsI
WATER MINK o,D,v,
Fl fs1s fox So sls s sRs 81 s
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DROF. ALEXANDER WOLOWsEI,
PIANIST, VOCALIST, AND COMPOSER,

las returned from his professional tour AID
by Request of his numerous friends and pupils.
opened a course for the Ps-O and Singing, by his
"1F ppd q r,nethed in Wash Eton o. the
only slight knowledge of music will be enabled in
very short time 20 rad music with great facility
rare perfection.
AS to the vocal Part, By his way of vccalizstion
he arrives At mOst extTaoI binary results renders
the voice powerful and enables the ,ingsr to yo-
tore. OA
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Evening Singing Glasses
are opened IT 6 O'Clock p. when Prof Wnor.ki
vii! sso plain the full theory OF rnu sic and road
ing by his .ystem: The suhscri'ers to this class
Professor Wolowski receive. visitors daily from
10 to - m, at his residence No 45I nth street
Him
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hEW FRUIT, NEW FRUIT New FIGS In
/ Y boxes and cartons nea kAlSISS. in Whole
halt ard quarter boxes also, extra LARGE and very
KING BUNOHRLL.
peH Cernst Fifteenth st. snd v mont ay
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Il p. BALTZ'S
>. CELEBRATED
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER
AL persons in want of superior article of L.rsr
Beer can now DC supplied With
j. P. BALrZ'S
CELEBRATED LAGER BEER
By the Agent,
M.,u,.c,ul Riley y; A. snINN.
PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS,
CLARIFIED CIDER,
And Agent for
MASSEY COLLINS n co.'s
SUfRRIOR DRAUGHT ALE,
UNION BOTTLfNG DEPOT
70 IF ~ Green street Gaor RetoWa.
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INDIAN AYPAiRs.-It is not generally known
thai OR government has twoor three regiment,
VI .noans N service, who are ofiicered by
White men. The newspapers generally have Il
that they are Indianians They are represented
as good fighters, but when q retreat is neces
sa,y the{ AZ once become confused and unre-
Liable. IL seems that in the late expedition
against the Cherokee country they were accom-
psnfed by two white regiments whose retreat
Sonpromised the loyal Indians that were Join.
ing the Federal forces, and as a consaouenre
some two OF three thousand of the families Of
1e nghting Indians were Obliged to nee 20 Kan
SIS SIS InHre are now about ten thousand Of these
sndt are supported a. Government expense
Inc Secretary OF the Interior has lately su1
grstfd that tho Indian warfare shall bersaftsr
se ohec,.d oy the Commissioner Of Indian AZ.
inirs, ara u Ia understood that Mr. Stanton does
NOS seriously object TO the proposition. II IA
thought that council with all the chiefs OF
Hsnsas, Nebraska, &c, would bring into the
Ieio sumci-nt force to retake and reoccupy
the Cherokee country Where IL "A hstd ,hap.y
Il large loyal element. In the battles tbs In
o!aLs take scalps. The Osages, 10 the number
scouts. ~ S'ou
The President has turned over 70 Mr. Ho,,
the task OF examining the testimony coacarnina
+ oI' ndIng SIOUX, With view OF drt-rmin-
ing who are TIE most guilty parties Some 81
those who are most clamorous for bloody e.e
cuHen may have an opportunity Of de 81 9natinr
VINO shall b. the victims
- The cargo of the prize steamer Ann was
Eoih At new York on Saturday for 100000
ne vas srouEht ~ cents per pound Part
OF the cargo OF the steamer Strttin WAS sold.
br ngng slCO,UO.
V ~ Is said that Bombay has already been
.hInn 70 the extent OF nearly fIOUnoO by
az sn'H IN the price of cotton, one PARSE,
In that article. PV0A''''on
- ID Y estimated that the cos. of the an-o,,
ment IN Nen OK preparatory 10 the DRAFT win
average e!.Itotoea hcounty. Itisunder,,o ~
mat he Grnhrs4 Government l. I, met tni,
eXpense.
"Tie St Louis Evening News a,nouncas
by authority that Gen. +. +. BLAIR viii not h..
come 9 andidate for the nj ei 81, % senate
On any event
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u CLARIFIED CIDERG
Adams" and y ". >" from Boston large supply
Of Pure Mas. cbusetts CLARIFIED Older which
offer for sale at tho lowest market price in guam
titles to suit purchasers
Hotel keevert, suffers and ell others In want OF
primo srttci" Of Cider invited tn call and ex-
anime this before Purchasing elsewhere.
RILEY A. SHINN,
Union Betting fepet, 81 Green ST.,
no d II Genr getowF d. o.
ENRBNCH'S MILITARY LAW, rs cents
Il Manual Military Law, London, Sl.H,
DE IIsrt's NJ Hillary Law, s.
Berers Military Law, SIS
Dough- Improves A rticits Of War, S3IS,
Hughes Duties O. Judge Advocate, London, ssss,
Ahyr On Courts Martial. London, S1.2,
The sw relating to Officers Of the Army, Lon
The La. relating to oAoers of the Navy, VOLS,
cpdon, Sy2
man > n p; C"utI na;s ,cnS0n Xa2
LordDuoS226,
Mutiry Act and Articles Of War, London, Sla5
de- FRANOk TAYLOR
RJEW FRUIT NEW FRUITl-New FIGS In
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I NJ L o Il 7 ANT TO LADIES',

w. NEw YORK, Nov q 1882
HE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CUTYASy
,si ,hs sstsns,"n Of the public to the language Of
Section Ia. No telegraph mpsnv or it's agents
shall receive from any person or trans
An 20 heriye stamp denoting the duty Imposed by
thin act being afI to a copy thereof. having the
same stamped thereupon. and in default thereof
sasli incur penslty OF ten dolis:s.
eeeSpn 90 provides that in any and all where
an nc Hesivt stamp shall be used the person using
or sfxing the same sh all write thsreupon the inn
tals OF his kame and the date pom which the same
shall be attached used 30 that the same shall
not again be used.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has given
notice that stamps readiness and that the law
will be enforced on and after the 6rst of December
next
Mt the oiic. . Of this company.
Messages for which the telegraphic charge ia
twenty cents nder for the first ten words roure
a cent amp; essageR for mich the chArse il
over twenty cents for the frst ten words require
three cent stamp no S-Iw
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NEW RAIsINS, CURkA, Is,
y CITR0N AND ALMONDS,
Nm CORGIN BTRGY.
Corner and Eleventh 81 reets.
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PRISONERS Os STATE RELEASED.

Toners
10 exam Inc into such cases, the folio wing State
prisoners were released from the Old CapjtoI
Prison. Viz: John E. Luckett, Bernard Pavna,
John 5. Rector. Barton Robey, Charles John.
son, Zeph. Wells, James, W. wilkins, W. Gar
rison, v. X Jackson, VIM. A. b. Smith, John
Perkins, Snowdea Strothcr, John Uackett,
teoloredJ and Henry r. Hodges
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- FAMILY FLOUR.
1T. LOUIS FAMILY FLOUR. superior TO any
n:nde IL this District, Just rscsiyed toc sale by
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S'NGTLAR AcCIrEST.-This morning as A
tain OF cars was co,aing ont Of the yard at TIRE
depot, and passing near one Of the city railway
cars, coupling parted, the pieces flying in All
directions, some OF them knocking out the nj ,ss
IN window Of the street car, and some OF the
fragments flying into the EYES OF Mr. Lochliu
the driver, injuring his sight il Is feared
seriously.
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NEW JERSEY BCgKWUEAT AND ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER just received For sale py
NM. CORHIS 3URGY,
dc 81 Corner and Eleventh streets
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MSHEIEU,

On tie sIih ut;.s n" .csid-Irc o. th- t:id,.s
fpthp: BY the ~. J. &. SCiith. M DAVID
kR0Eka r. ? hil.aeiphis. To Miss LARA y.
AT the Methodist ProtestsUs Parsonage corner
"a street esst and tirginle y-n9r, On The er.nins
o. The 18Th NcveInea. I3s:, hy kev. Wiila-n "
hrs.c. JOSEPH c. WALLER, Of Ns.iho-o', Md
TO Hiss MARY r. SUMMER, aft his rity
tiaT-boro' Gszsti" please eDpy.i
On III eTenipg OF the 3Atf Noyembr- II - 1T tina
Aet!oist 'rci ek tant Parsonage, eorcar Ith sreet
est e d virgins, avenue by Rev. William W
Ret'. NJ JOHN PliKERsoh - Mis- SARAH 81
HILLARY. both cf this city
DIED.
On Sun!ey, Nov Seth. WILLIAM McTEiKH
ieE Itsr of the S.lith-oEian Institution
The iun"ra! vii take place from the Sr.siths0-
Ran hui'oiD- OH Tuesday, December "a, AZ two
o c!oc. y. NJ. A.
Died and buried the 18TH OF Norsmt,cr
after nile tsv- ines, al he small rox. SAHCEL
COO&fS. formerly OF baltimore, hut for the les:
~ years a eicent OF. Wash sou city AMI mes
s.E=ef IN TIA. General Land Once, aged FL ysara.
Nav he ~ st in peece.
Dearest faith thou hat left us,
We Thy ioss r;Ort deeply feel
Bat It's G. 90 that hsth here;t u--
lie cen all oTr aorrowS heal
baltimore ami Troy papa rs Please capy.l
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DUsiNG the fire which took place on Wednesday
morning the 18th ult, at 8 o'clock, at the er
I - street AMI VIA Wand ma, in the hul .
Owned by the R.v. n l. D.shiel the dwelling p.
family barely escaped with their lives ia their mig
cloth 8. lie desires to renrn sincere han =
to his nei2 hbors and friends to the Colu ubi and
Perseverance Fire Companies. an to o.iIcers Cilr-
voc, NJ CT auley and Gibson. By their timely IKE
saved from destruction IT,
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WBHavE several times alluded TO end expressed
M. b opinions on the merits of DR. Eon NoschZis-
ker. his great su ccess Ocult and Aurist, The
many val able and skilful perations he has per
form I'd Oh the eye and ear. and in of rhe
throat cannot too Oft pointed out to hose who
require his services His meth I'D in the TIRE at
ment Of the most chronic catar rhal cases, have
awarded him high praise from some OF cur hest
medical men, and secured for him n reprrsen, alton
and practice that siouln be gratifying to any pro
fes:iohhl mar. His rooms 227 Penn. avenue g. g
visited dali, By numerous patients from all parts
who come to consult him and avail themselves of
his skill.-Sunddy Chronicle 1t.
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DEAD.-On yesterday, Mr.. William McPeak
the wcil-known iiri'or of the Smithsonian
Institution, died at that building.
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The ENTERTAINMENT OF PROF. ARMIES
Prof. Armes will give the closing Memory
ard Music entertainment toni hit, at Dr. But
ler's Church, corner OF Eleventh and H streets
An early attendance will secure a good seat.
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THROAT AsD Car RrH-Per ons suffer no ON
sny maisdy OF he throat or chronic catarrhal - :
Mosch7isksr, 2.7 Penn. avenue, Opposite Wi
lards'. 1tT :
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PASSAGE THIEVES ABOUT,-Saturday night,
the passage OF Mr. Wehb's dwelling, No 81, III
st,,was "ntertd by thief or THE yes, and cloth
ing valued IT about $50 was stolen. The THEY &
have not b. zen captured.
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BRAZILIAN STEAMER came up the Potomac
this morning and anch bred oil the Arsenal and
exchanged salutes with the Nayy.Yard
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WE ASSERT IT BoLDLY-There are no other medi-
cines SO reliable, efectua and enent as Hollo
Esy's Pills and Ointment, always ready for use
They are invaluable to the soldier exposed to
unds. sores, fevt rs and bowel complaints They
never fail. Only Is cents per COX or pot. 29
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ARREsTED-Charles Crawford and T ":
Metals were yesterday arrested on suspi IN
OF stealing an Oyercoat from Ia TRUTHS billiard
SAIGON on Fourteenth rect. CrlW ford Sta /,
that hr houghtit from NJ Gall, and he also W: S
brought b fore Justice johnson wh) sent them
both 10 Jail for 4 further hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-01

ADDITIONAL DUTIEs.-Tha Secretary Of the
Treasury has added to the duties of the 18th
auditor-Hon. John e. Under wood-the adjus :
ment OF accounts of the commissioner OF in
ternal revenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-01

JUST RECEIVED
"a LARGE And Superior stock of CARPETS and
OILCLOTH, amounting to 25l pi sces purchased for
cash OF Northern manufacturer declining bust
ness.
Also, q large lot of CONPoRTERS, WINDOW
SHADES CROCKERY, GLASS WARE and other
HOU SEKEEPING ARTICLES, including Parlor
Chamber and other STOVES. Al kinds Of CABI
NET FURNITURE, both new and second hand
Parties wishing to buy will save time and money By
calling at the cheap cash ftore of
r. BCCHLY. 42S 7th St, east side,
no 6 Inn between G. and n,
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DEATH o. MAJOR O'NEILL-Maior Thomas
O'Neill, Of tie New England Irish brigade
died at the GEORGETOWN Seminary Hospitil ON
saturday fr' m the etiect' Of an injury rec w, d
" being thrown from his horse on the evening
OF Than ksgising Dav. His remains will be
conveyed to Bosto to-day for inter nent
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+ run s..r
Just opened, an extensive aud well assorted stock
of LADIES and CBILDRESS DRESS and FAN
Cf I YRS, made expressly for our retail trade by
our house in New York, and warranted to be the
best in this market
We especially call the attention of purchasers TO
orr RUSSIAN SABLE, MARTIN, FITCH, MINK,
CANADIAN FCRS, consisting in Ladies and
Children's Tippe.s, Cspes. Msntles, and Gentle
We defy all competition in this line
At the same lime we bring in remembrance eur
stock of LADIES' CL0AKS and MAHrLES
DRESs GOODS, and general stock of DRY GOODS,
which is daily increased with the new est aud
choicest patterns of fashion.
~ Remember-4S Market Space near Seventh
no slim s L W. MEYENBuRG.
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HANG Up THE Rae BAG-People should
save their rai,s, scraps of paper, etc. of they
are of value now, and Gun be sold TO advantage
II persons throughout the country were cure
1ui IN ms respecf, the price OF print ng "a
would IN 4 M assure he kip down Bows ian
make thu ir holiday money by attenti IN to tn s
matter Old account books, by taking OFF the
covers, envelopes, dc, can be sold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-01

INDIA RUBBER Doors AND SHogs-The above ar
tcles are sold cheaper at II. A. Halls India Rub
Der warehouse, 80 Pa. avenue, than at any other
store in this city or vicinity This is so Call and
satisfy yourselves. $40 Ps avenue no 2l-tf
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FUTURE DAYS.

By Y. WALL n GO. Auctioneere
COVER HENf SALE or CONDRM> ED HORSE
NJ AND MULES - iii be sold at Public Auctioa
at the Coral. ear he Naval Obs rvatvry on MON
DAY, December 18th, 1852 O aum Der Of
... HORSES AND MULES
Condo mi ned as - for public service
Terms cash, in Government funds
c.r,..a ! 3; gst s;ss.
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BUFFALO ROPES all Sizes Wolf Robes, Shank
Robes Tiger Robes, Army Blankets, Blue, Green.
Red, w hite, Grey and Plaid may be found at the
India Rubber Store of Allen, Clspp d Co.. Penn
avenue, between lAth aud 18th sta no 3-Im
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CORNs, BuNIoss, Callosities. Club and Inverted
Nails Enlarged johns Chillblsins and all Diseases
OF the Feet succes.fully treated. without pain or
loss of blood by DR.. White, Surgeon Chirop odst
At 1914 Penn,ylvania avenue, tetween Four-and-a-
half ard Sixth streets, Washington, d. G. Opera
tions performed in a few Minutes and the patient
can always walk Immediately without the least
Inconvenience. Ladies' and gentlemen attended at
their residences when desired no l8
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

n@N0TICE.-Tte third annual meeting of the
US Third Building Association of Georgetown,
wi. be held at the Council Chamber, on tees
BAY rext, the I'd December, at O'Clock, previous
to which an election will be held for officers 20
serve during the ensuing year. Polls open at six
o'clock. mo 2a-3tb WILLIAM KING, SAC
L'Ok SALE-
Il SO BARRELS TAR
80 BARRELS ROSIN.
Apply to
no 5tf J. L. KIDWELL, Georgetown, DC.
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NJ A T Z B MOTT CR,

CAMP STOyEsl
~ CAMP STOyEsm
CAMP STOyBsW
We are now manufacturing CAMP, COO X and
HEATING STOVES, which we will sell BY the
dozen or hundred as cheap as they can be bought
in Baltimore. d. II. * II. /. GREGORY
321 Penn. avenue, near 7th street
mol lint. Chron n Rem
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LADIES, Mems, Youths, Misses and Children's
Rubber Boots. Shoes, Sandals and Caters; Ladies'
and Gents Buckle 0vershoes with felt lining and
top; Mems Short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen,
ClApp Co. T India Rubber Store Penn avenue
between 10Th and lIth sts ne l4.lm
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BOARDING..

MRS. Il. SAwYER'S BOARDING HOUSE No
IV1 90 south street. Capitol Hill, a short dis
tance from the east of Capitol Square, pleasant
location. Mrs.. X. Sawyer has room for a few more
Bcardfrs. tno 29s.fl REBECCA SAWYER
A PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE THERE ARE
"A no other BOsTders. are DESTROYS of accomms-
datir mess OF Members 0ffcers. The best Of
references given and required For particu ars.
sodrs l.. Wsshin gtsn. d. G.. no p ST.
VlOARD-Two pleasant ROOMS and good BOARD
- csn b. had 81 No. 361 st. Rei,ahl- refer
ences required. 10 % a.
A LADY FROM PHILADELPHIA HAS TAKEN
"a the handsomely Furnished H0UsE, No. 1
Franklin Place. i street, between l3ttrAnd 18th,
and ia now prepared for the reception OF few
First class Be srders. no 23- Iws
TWO COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS
TO- rent, with Board, In a private family. one
heated by re gister. and iight ted with gas good
Table and good ATTENDANCE Refer noes given aud
required Railroad within one square Apply st
2o: 9Th St. between NJ aud sta. no ~ St
RUARDING.-Lar and vel. Furnished ROOMS
- for rent with Board. single and communIca-
ting one square from " illsrds' Hotel. Inquire at
Star Office. nelS
"ANTRD-B0AKD, in o respectable private
w family Residence between Pennsylvania
avenue and street. and between 18th and 2rth SITS
Stating terms. Reference required Address IT.
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HEILPRIN's BOOKSTORE,
III 24i PA AVENUE. NORTH SIDE,
BetUeen 18th and 18th SIS.
DAMS EXPRR9S COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

The DELIVERY eFPIol Of this COMPANY II
Removed from Third street 70 the lsxse docot On n
street, between 81 ana Sd streofs. dec Mt 4
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By j. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING Lors-
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, December lsth, q 4
O'CLOCK at the Auction Rooms yss. O. McGsiF0
9Th lsea, and duly recorded in Liber J. = g., No.
=, o. sonos H 81 seq; .e shall sell Lots No 10 Il
be exhibited at the sale.
Terms: One. third in cash ;she rem sinder in IN
ano twelve months with interest, secured By deo1
of trust on the premises
All oenveyances at the cost of the purch q sers
If the terms not complied With within I've
days alter the sale, the tru reserve the ris
20 resell the property on which such default n
made, at the risk and expense Of the defaalska0
purchaser. =
HENRY NAYLOR,
JOHN @. HARKNEss, ( trustees
no. cod J. G.. McGEIRE A 90 Au<<