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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
CURES GUARANTEEDi ADVICE sRATIs,,

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared beioTed me, an Alderman OF
being duly sworn, doth say, his prepsrstions cor.
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or other Injurious
drugs, hut are purely vegetable.
II. T. HELMBOLD.
sworn and subscribed to before me- this 2sd dav
OF November, 1884. WIN. P. HIBBARD, AID,
Ninth street, above Race, Phila.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
BI.ONQl
3 Y z Ii | l. q.

Heimbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARII.LA,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
Perhaps aJrr Marriagei

UsE HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
For all Afieetions and Diseases OF the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in MALE or FEMALE,
From whAtever cause originating, and no matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid ofa
DIuRErIC
HEMBOLD'S RXTRAUT BUOHU
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC.
And II 10 certain TO have the desired effect In Dis.
eases for which 1t 10 recommended.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
HELMBOLD'S ROSE VAST,

An excellent Lotion for diseases OF syphilitis Ne
ture, and - injection In disease Of the UrtnAry
Organs, arising from Habits Of Dissipation used Ii
connection with the Extract Buchu and ssraparilia
In such diseases ~ recommended.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
Isx SOA BELaBOLDS-TAKE NO orHsR.

g: e Y: ssysssSs.s g - ~ ~ -
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

IL ! IL 1 .. ....
This 10 affection Of the Blood, and sttasks the
SEXUAL ORGANS NlNGs OF THE NOaE
EARS, THHOAT WINDPIPE,
and other Mucous Surfaces making its appssranes
In the form Of ULCERS.
HEABOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Purines the Blood, aud
Removes all sesly eruptions Of the SKIN.
Giving to the Complexion Clear and RsAltAy
Color.
II being prepared expressly for this eass Of con.
plants, It's Blood Purifying Properties are pre-
served to greater extent than any other prepare
ton OF SarsapArillA. =.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

II. T. HELNlBoLD, CHEMIST,
Depot Iea South Tenth street, below Chestnut
Philadelphia. BEWARE Of COUNTERFEITS
AHB UNPRLRClPLED DEALERS, who endeayoI
70 dispose Of their own" and other" articles on
the reputation. attained by
BELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATIOES.
Hsimbold's Gsnuine Extract Bushu;
Helmbolis Genuine Extract sarsspariiisi
Helmbold's Genuine Improved Rose WASH
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02

This Medietns inersasss the power Of DigSstioa
and excitse the Absofbents Into healthy astioa, b
which the Watsry Or CAloerous depositlons, and 81
Unnatural Enlsr5smsnts are reduced, ~ well q
Pain and Innauation. and 10 good for
NKN w0Hru nm DKYy npRn
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-02
Caatioa.

- seaA n ~ tsslsss sv0yWsssa
- lAs-lS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PRESS DISPATCHES.l
FROM MElI(O.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2I.-Dates from Mexi-
co, VIA Acapulco, are to the 2ith ultimo.
Great suffering tor want of provisions pre-
vailed among the poorer classes. The fortif-
calions are constantly being strengthened. The
French lad advanced no further into the in
terror since the occupation of Qperetaro. The
killing OF CCmenfort had aroused feeling OF
Intense bitterness among the native popula-
tlCn.
Accounts from San Luis Potesi state that the
NJ xican officers had returned from tha United
States, " here they had been sent with a COM
mission for purchasing ard fitting ont vessels
OF " ar. under letters CT margue, TO prey
trer CIf commerce. and it was reported their
mis- ion had been successful. -...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-23

~ Miss Hallum, young school mistress OF
White county, illinois, was, a short time SINCE
murdered in the woods; the murderer having
lirst Tayished her. The murderer has not haea
discovered.
~ The rebel "Government'' of Tennessee
Went up IN the battle of Mission Ridge Ish1Ip
&. Harris lost his body-servant, horse ana bs--
gage. and made his escape on foot Isham his
had hard lime since he left Nashville.
~ Fanny Fern thinks it provoking for 2
woman who has been at work all day mending
her husbands old coat to find love letter fro N
another woman in one of the pockets.
~ A serious riot recently occurred in JET
fersonyile, Indiana, and the military were
called out and quelled il.
81 One hundred cavalry rifles and 5000
cartridges are man ufactured daily by the Burn
side Rifle Company, at Providence, RI.
SThe rebels have been hanging Union men
in Tallapoosa and CoOsa counties, Alabama
SJoseph ID. Worth, q soldier of 1912, died
In Philadelphia on Sunday.
~ The Nova Scotia gold mines are said to
be very productive.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

AsH1NGToE, December 81, 1863
a decree of the Constitutional President OF
ihe l nited States OF Colombia, prescribing the
manner of certifying invoices of imports, has
been received at this Department, of which the
subioined is a translation:
T. O. DE MosouRRA Constitutional Prssid.st of
The United StdteS Of Colombia.
Art. l. 1t is the duty of those who NAV intro
suce foreign merchandises TO present, with the
manlfess, the original invoices, certified by the
Colombian Consul Of the port whence they are
shipped.
Art. .. In those ports where there may be no
Colombian Consul the certificate OF theiuyoices
VIII he obtained from Consul of a friendly
nation. Those OF the Republic of Chill ara
required to perform this service by Article 81
isalon with said Republic
Art. 3. The certificate required by the first
article shall express: The number of the pack
ages OF the invoice; the kind of merchandise
the Colombian weight OF each package: the
name of the boat in which it may be shipped:
the port in Colombia to which it is directed:
ana me name OF the merchant or eonsignee to
whom they may belong.
Arr: A. The Consuis shall remit to the Gener-
al Ofhce OF Accounts an authentic copy OF
every In voice which they may certify.
Art. D. he Consuls are entitled to collect one
peso fof every invoice which they may certify,
according TO the ith provision of Article IL or
theiaw OF March !, ie5b, upon Consular service
Art. u. The following periods are liked for
the execution OF this decree:
Sixty GAYS Tor merchandise imported from
the West Indies, CtntIal America, and the Pa
~ef1ic Republics:
Ninety days Tor importations from the ports
OF the United States OF America and Mexico:
and
One hundred and twenty days for importa-
tons from other ports-these periods 10 ba
reekoned from the date Of this decree.
Art. :. The failure to present invoices certi-
fled as aforesaid, will subject the cargo TO ex-
alninallon, package by PACKAGE, and TO an
aGdltoIai charge OF ten per cent. on the ordi-
nary duties.
Given in Porayan, Ausnst :, lsG}.
t. G. DE MosoURaA.
A. GoNZALFZ CARAzo. Secretary.
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OF FIG ClAL,
DEPARTMENT OF state,

IFhFAETN ENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, Decem Der ~, 1863
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. W. I'll. Morse, the Consul of
the United States at Santiago, Cape Verde, that
sin consequence o. the failure of the crops in
those islands the present year, for want o, the
usual rains, and the present scarcity and high
price Of food, the Provincial Government
have decreed the opening Of the ports in that
Archipelago for corn, free OF duty; also for rice
beans, corn meal, lard, fresh, dry and salted
meats, to continue until the Goth of June 1864. ~
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Ernrl ArkanSaS

CINCINNATI, Dec. &C eneral KimbalI, who
recently commanded at Little Rock. passed
through Indianapolis yesterday for Washing
ton. he says immense Union meetings are
being held III all portions of the State, endors-
ing without r. serve all the acts OF the Admin
IsfTaEion for the suppression OF the rebellion,
and recommending that a State convention be
called for the reorganizing OF the State govern
ment without slavery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-23

(AY COOK 81 CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street,
DEALERS IN
GOTERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES,
rOUrHER.S, COIN,
CURRENCY 4ND EICHANGE
We shall continue 10 Sell At PAR
until further notice,
TILE SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF THE UNITED STaTKS
known as
FIVE TWENTIES
payable in twenty years. and redeemable at the
pleasure OF the Government after five years from
date The unsold balance of this loan is now
Less thar One Hnnd1td Millions Of Dollars
and ling rapidly absorbed by home and foreign
demand for Investment, and by the new National
Bonds will. like the Seven Thirty Loan. ad-
vance to a handsome premium. As an investment
they yield
S,a per Cs,,t per AuHum IN Gold.
payable semi annually equivalent, at present
prices of coin. to
Nine pr C,s,t in Currency.
The COUPON BONDS (psyahle to bearcr> are
and Tae 3
and transferable as bank stock, upon the books of
nent investment "a secure gain.t lossj are issued
in sums as. Of d' $50 sloo, $500, 81 900, $4,000.
: These bonds are exempt from all local taxes, and
the GoHernment tax upon them il only one and
when the income of the holder exceeds 900
Circulars are furnished at our counter, or upon
ernment Loans and the organization Of National
We keep on hand and for sale full supply of
ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
de 16-dtf JAY COOKE CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-23

CINCINNATI, Dec. pa messenger from the
Governor and Legislature OF Ken uCk; letC
Fran ktort yesterday for Washington, TO re-
quest the President tc postpone the draft until
corrections arr made in the enrolment paper<.
Delegates have left Frankfort for the Ma
adelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
EORD'3 NEW THEATERs
TENTH STREET ABOVE
JoHE T. FolD-.-.,.-... N Inassr and Proprietor
tAlso OF Holiday Street Thsatsr, Baltimore

foVS = NE =" l 7S - ! ENs
,or, TEN TENTH STREET; ABOVE FL = ,,o,r,..,
tAlso Of Holiday Street Tsosssr, BslsinoreJ e''
CHRISTMAS WEEK
GRAND CARNIFA OF FUN,
ENGAGEMENT OF JOHN d. OWENS.
wEDNIspAY EVENING. pso. .2s,
Two Splendid Fl pifss1Tsm I TiGTfT' TTs'lOrs coHsay
And the great o0PIi PHs srfos TosSfrs Sf .
With Mr. Ovens in bs tn plays Tomorrow eve
,in. ool'%iii III fsRss'a FSSf aEsfEsa4H fsi ifss
e caRisfaAs DAY rwo PEEFosaas6s, as dGaa 4 Gn'
Af''rH9SR TRs sp6 5suFkkAkb NjFhs. afternoon
OR, THE FALLEN SAVED.
At night, two celebrated plays. - - --
GROWERS THEATER,
Pennsylrasia ArenUe. near Wiltards Hotel.
LKoSAlD DGRoTKn.---..,- g Director.
wEDNasDAT EVENIpG, Dec. q,
THIRD NIGHT
OF The
yERY LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
RTHE
GREAT TRAGIC COMBINATION,
MR. Z. L. DAVENPORT ..-
MR. " WALLAoK,
MRS FaRRsN.
ONLY TIME, POSITIVELY,
OF THE
KING OF THE COMMONS.
Mr; Mr psvsapt S.,sab =, .s ,,sasias snGkis
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES,
ON CHRISTMAS,
Afternoon and Evening,
Regular Family Matinee On Saturday afternoon.
at ths cheap rates OF admi.aion.
CANTERBURY HALL.
h2'1o }sss44sFEHkkRRgEx: }s4sEHkRgsz::| rHzsFlr. AsR
Rear OF National and Metropolitan Hotels.
THIRD WEEK THIRD WEEK
ea4', gEFAT rTEEHpsIShoszAs AII1tEes!
TOpa6FF'
R0NzAASii,'
THE SUPERB BALLET TROUPE.
srsnd 9EouNrAIN LOVE-, briiIiantsp
Ballet }FOUNTAIs IsosL0vE,{ pointments.
GRAND DIYERTIsgEMENTl
BLOSSOMS CHAUs0N's De BIzZARKRRIE.
THE YANKEE TAR.
quarter before 8 O'Clock. Admission Is and 8 cts.
GRAND PERFORMANCES oBRrsrMAs Az
FAMILY aITiSEE ON ANiso'
Pp,p-vshMBs. Ms. JoHn X, aoopALL.
most finished ball room style, acquiring ease "a
Hall. lth street, near Penn. avenue, wheref -
SnJ honr or III classes.
The sosptre and Indian Club Exercise for the
aeformites. They so percede ell calistheoics and
highly recon- nepded by the medical profession,
Por cards of terms please ssu at his rooms.
no q lm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-23
PERSONAL.

TTNHE LADIES' FRIEND tALL IN TR0U Bill
i CALI. Medicine for all Female Complaints; hf-
tesn years sxperiepce guarantees success or no
chsrge3 Business and correspondence strictly
private. kooal for patients. MADAME CQESOS,
baltimore, No. 10 FayeLts street near ASquith.
de l5- Inn
MADAM AHGhIAB WOULD RkSPEOFfULLY
Nb announce TO ell nquir ing persons. that shs is
Eow ready TO read the Past. Present and Future,
and m ~ be consulted conEdantisliy on all imIor
tan matters at sll times from a., uutil 9p m.
Ladies ~ cents; gentlemen 81 No. 90 south A St.
doors east ffom Carroll prison, Capitol Hill,
sshinR ton, d. O. no24 I'M
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Another Fatal Boiler Explosion.

BOSTON. Dec. 22.-The boiler in the morocco
factory of Jacobs L Sens, at South Danyers,
exploded this morning, instantly killing Mr..
Cutler, BROTHER. .in-law of mr. Jacobs, and Sc
riously wounded Messrs. Charles Andrews
and John Cummings, engineers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-23
A Light ship blown Away.

FORTRESS MONROE, De-. 22.-The u
steamer MaratanZa has arrived here from VIII
mingtcd. She reports that the lrht-ship was
tlown away from Frying Pan Shoalp or the
18Th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-23

WksT POINT, Dec. - The burial of Gen
Buford took place this afternoon, and was al
tended by the Superintendent and all the pro-
fes~ors snd officers and corps of cadets aud
deiachmen nts OF cavalry and artillery.
The remains were conveyed to the Cadets
Cemetery, where they We're Inferred with dis
tnguished honors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-23
Passports Hereafter Requisit,.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-An passengers from
this city by vessel are hereafter to have pass
ports, which can be obtained by anyone whose
loyalty is properly vonched for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-23
BOARDING..

ANY INFORMATION Respecting BETTY
"A and NELLIE WHEELER viii hs thankfully
received bY MARIA l.. KIDDER, a01 = ST., bet
I'd and Sd. de 27-2ts
SEFERAL NICELY FURNISHED R01mS-
- for gen lemen, with Board; also few Table
Boa GERS can he accommodated oy applying at
All Thirteenth st bet and Fl. de 2l-lw~
BOARD - Handsomely furnished Rooms, with
- Board. Apply 4; 13S q street, bet 2i5s and
ED sta. de Is 2wf
FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRST GLASS
Il Bosrd, including fire and gas. for gentlemen
only at SO 6 street. between 10th anu 2st. Re
ferences given and required. Terms $50 per month.
de IS .....1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-23

4<n 1ShSl6 o fch IdE iOLtDAIo.
LADIES' AND GKNTLxMENs
cHATALANEs, CHAINS, oohD a oAAS'
For no1Ip.y pRsEtkSss sEAkSs AND ,, KEYS
GAIT skSs;i sSsYi 5sxslsEs; Ssss .Gssn.
AhD faA !6ts5 biasdsb S5tlts And otS.r aa Je~elrr
Hui sets &c Hoii5sRg if5!f gissi; FSSsSsrs
SOLID SILVER TEA Sets,
aobtsIsa r. SSss, Ct ss,o,x.
And
$50 Penn. avenue.
PINE PLATED WARE
Ho1fS1E od fFssE fsisEsEsIsR FEEsssfst for r,
GAIT BROS 5swellerys
FANCY WRITING DESKS.
Dressing Gases, WORK Boxes.
odor ssaI9s. ystss:
Steel shell, Ivory, snd.Gilt Combs:
.rd COO silver Pesil, snd Ivory Gard Cases.
tda 70 o g neral assortment Of other rich Pa-i,
HOLIDAY PREsHNCs. at
CALF It BRO Jewellers,
oe lS-6t 334 Pam avenue.
THE NEW YORK MERCURY
E'or 1SGi.
GREAT HOLIDAY NUMBER
JANUARY ,.
NEW STORY
AND
SUPERB EMBLEMATIC ENGRAVING.
This Crest Literary Journal for the million
commences the New Year with !. deeply interest
ing and
THRILLING ROMANCE,
from the pen of Or. J. Il. ROBINSON, entitled
N0LL DARKER;
OR,
THE GHOST OF BLACK ALLEY.
The Author lifts the curtain from New York Life
in an its phases, and introduces the reader behind
the scenes. The characters are drawn from life
and the plot. Incidents, and ienoument have all
lad their parsllels in this country and within a
very resent period. The tale is intensely exciting
and interesting, and has all the vydness of rsali-
~. large and sessonable illustration will adorn
the
NEW YEARS NUMBER
This picture will be one of the most exquisite
specimens of wood engraving ever published in An
American newspaper. The Design rep resen Is the
HAIL AND FAREWELL
of the Old Year and the New. DR.. ROBINsON,s
story will be illustrated, tn rou ghout by FELIX
o. c. BARLEY, and the best literary talent ON
both sides of the Atlantic will b. laid under con-
tribution TO maintain and increase the value and
popularity Of the
LEADING FAMILY PAPER
of the day.
NOW READY EVERYWHERE
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
)
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NoLater News from KpoxyiI


CINCINNATI, Dec. 22.-There is nothing lac
from Knoxville.
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N0.3
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH E1RKErs,
Washing ton.

~ Army Officers and Soldiers in the Field eau
hsTe their orders by Mail forwarded, on rscsipt of
remittance for the amount, to any part of ths
United States. de 2I-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-23

PRICES REDUCED
FURNITURE! FURNITURE
- TEN PER CENT. n
ABOVE COST. A
Having very large stock OF FURNITURE and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS on hand TO dispo,e Of
before the LIST day of January next to make alter
ing our entire stock at al advance Of 10 per cent
" %.Pss fs. and M.ssssas ssRIss .1sss.
Do do Side Chairs. 'n"''''
10 do Marble. TOP Dressing Bu-
WALNUT and Mehogsny Washstauds.
Do do Centre and Sofa Tables.
Do do Wardrobes,
Cottage Suits, bureaus,
Washstands. Tables,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs,
Do do Rockers,
Children q Rockers and High Chairs,
Iapsne Cottage and othsr Bedstsads,
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows,
Husk snd II air Mattresses,
Blankets, &c, &c.
Grockery Glass srd Tin Wares,
Wooden Ware, Baskets.
Cordage, Buckets. busters, dc, dc.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
Plated SpoOns and Forks.
Soup Ladies, &o., dc.
4nA Cottsge Bedsteads to which we call the atten-
FeFrous aoiug TO hocsek sepiug or refuruishjpg
win bud it 70 their adysn :sgs =, give MS a call
pc.e Of our entire stock by ist day of January next
All aoo.s deliysrsd rec Of shsrge;
EcpTuyrS 1iBEsTJES' FURNISHING WARER0oMS
e7sont between spd x strssts.
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toys toys! TOYS!
OF ALL KINDS.
FANCY GOODS FANCY GOODS
OF ALL KINDS
Writing Desks Fanc, Work Boxes, Caiua 0rns
All Rsa1s Rinss of Games dr chiafsn h5Gsms
Ladies Purses, sstehels and Baskets
FED Ridins is ood Coass, D sba1ls aa Dozen s0oS'
go, tags. H2ods Lesgsnga, Socks,
sdies' ,ves's ana bTs1ers. 80 ''''.' ''0'Ainss'
6id and other Gloves, u sir Estts; Head Dresses,
p,ess Buttons and Trimmings.
cGi!srs; Ladies sc,rfs. sleeres,
AL 'n'S mHsicaI Fri siRf Goods
PPiano., Pis'o, Gui.srs, vioIjns: AocoIdson..
' 'S'' Roswfsf5s FARsS? .sRssE's sFFoss,
MA fine sosEwooD Piano siSe sor rssG rsnt. tam
III AUCTION NOTICE
AAhftkG Connected with the HOUSE euruishiug
ST sineEs hist of general Auction and Com -asson
n hefenant , an, prepard to attend promptly to all
large ard dry basement for storage OF goods FOR
cs'h advances made On eonsiTsmsGts snt:u,v
Auctiopeer nd House Furrisher
de ~ I'm 42e Tth ct between g aud Il
p R Is EN T s.
Parties in sesrch of Presents for the Holidays
Of Ussui as well as Psnes artcss Of nsres,
spd most eiegsnt designs
The earliest applicants will have the largest
's', s,as. se'sf' v: ca: GAIT BEo Jewellers,
&c I9-bt 334 Penn. avenue.
To THE saESs HsEES!1S 3sD Sl514BNs 5F4HRs OF WASH
HOLIDAY PREs1NTs.
TIE nndsraIgnsd ed hayng i9s, returned from the
selected stock Of cshoc Good. sTst esrs 9s n
wash yWs.hin gton con'istins Ia part of Books, neatly
sy. fsiaTss .. lies and With lace sss sefasrs
s!stuss sst W. nRess, les Crosses oruefxes Gold and
Writips Desls WcTk Bo1ss Portfoiios JuSeniie Es
Bsoks, Gold Pens and Pencils, and every article Of
'Ssff KSs., Ives 1ss u = SAINTS. aisi &C., &c.
esfts ss aes sra ansa an snds;s ts sp fsre
large assortment OF Morocco Morocco panel
sTs of %hich 70 are s1sd
st the lowest possible prices
hs assnas ooss
a3SIs sssat tr9m RTssF szenns pro,rso
HoLIDAY PREsH NTs
having Just returned from New York and opened
sih sPPy Of Lsss: and
call from all persons in search Of desirable FURS
sv, 236 Pennsylyanis avenue.
ITO CITIZENS AND sTRANGERs
n 9. c i s,:fs o f. .sz s:s Of
as.Ssd 1as q ts SSs
we have tn following:
RICH PUNCH BOWLS,
CUPS AND sAUCERs,
1rrr A r.Es IL. snEs rnaEs,s.ss. 4'''' s'D0''''
MATCH sAHES, TOYS. Ac
WEBS Il BEVERfDD,
Successors to CkAs. 8. Fowler Il Co.,
de Blt@ 504 Odd Fellows Hall 7th st.
n o Q 4
Having leased the handsome store of Mr.. Hol.
lirs, on Charles street, Baltimore, an selling off
my sTcCK at reduced prices.
To get good bargains in
TEAS, COFFEE, &c,
call early.
LIAsE. STOCK and FIXTURES for sale.
W. CoRWIN BURGY,
de l8.2w Corner l and Eleventh streets
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DENTISTRY.
GRBAT DISCOVERY In DENTISTRY.

u
1tdh EztT aoitd tcitios, Pain iriA the MKiYi.s Of
Or3gtR.
would advise AL persons having teeth to ex
tract 10 call at DR.. LEW1ES Office,
And nsVe them taken out by this new $f<S@gI
ana harmless process. Al call sndu ulf1pftY
examine the Doctsr's new and i'm.
you once see the great Improvement in his teeth
yon VII hsyo them In other styl thSn this psW
snd valuable one. No. 2i2 Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets
noI sR LEwT1. NJ. D.. Dentist.
MI EETR.
IL. LOOMS, NJ. D.. the Inventor and Pate1tss
OF the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at
tends personally at his Office in this fsss41s2
city: Many persons can wear these IlTfYTY
teeth who cannot wear others, and no
person can wear others VI cannot wear thesa.
Persons calling at my Off g Gan be accommodated
with any tyle and price of Tssth they may de,re,
but to taose no particular and wish the purss,
cleanest strongest, and most perfect dent1rd that
art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 33s PENNSYLVANIA avenue
between 9ta and 10th streets. Also, 207 Arch ST.,
Pbila5slpbia. msr4ly
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FRESH FOREIGN FRUITS!
NUTS, CANDIES, Etc.

FRESH FOREIGN FRUITS!
NUTS, CANDIES, Etc.
Hholes, halves and quarter boxes
NEW RAIsINs,
New Leghorn CITRON,
Yresh Arabian DATIs
swset Havana ORANGES and BANANAS,
New Zante CURRANTs
FINE MALAGA GRAPES.
COCOA NUTS, WALNUrs, FILBERTs.
CREAM NUTS and ALMONDS
of all kinds.
TIsHERs UNRIvALED MINCl MIAr.
1IRI CRACKERS and FIREWORKS
in large variety.
Assorted Steam Refined
CANDIES.
and 8 large assortment Of 6ns
FRENCH CANDIES,
in two and five pound boxes, together with
TOY CANDIES,
ami largo stock of Fresh Goods usually kept in
swholesals and Retail Fruit Store. st the very
lowest market rates at J. PEARSON5,
49l and 493 Eighth street,
de l5-9ts near Penn. avenue.
pHoToGRAPh AND PICTURE FRAaKs.
Just Received
OUR WINTER STOCK.
A7P.J. BELLEw Il CO.'S,
No. $40 Seventh street
We state In no hOastlng spirit thSt choice
selection of Fancy, Oval and Square PICTURE
FRAMEs TINGSENGRAYINGs, FRENCH
ENGLISH and AMERICAN PICTURES is larger
cheaper and better assorted than in sll Washing
ton and indeed We think Philadelphia and Bslti-
more included
Also our fall lines Of
Elegant Gilt snd Rosewood French Plate
MIRRORS,
Every Size Imported.
Our price Is same New York and Philaielpkia
Houses.
We ask every lady and gentleman in Warrington
and everywhere 10 call.
LOOK around oar various depar rtmeGts, il makes
no difference whether you buy or not.
6sntlemanly clerks always ready to wait on you
P J. BELLkW Il 60,
5l0 Seventh street.
no q I'm WashinetoD. d.
SI OOD FOR SALE.
From 900 TO 500 CORDS Of Pins and hard
Wood located on Il e land about AZ miles north of
Hsshington. and near Fort stephens
- s WI. r. RILEY BRO.
No. Rs Central Stores.
de SLOT opposite Center Market.
A PIANO FORTE FOB sALE-ws hsvs x
n Fine toned Knsbe : Gable Rose wood pesri
Eront Piano Forte. for sale 1T . bargain at our
WM L. WALL & CO
Auction apd Com m ission Msrchans.
ete.u south cor. Penn. ave. and 9Th st,
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GOODS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
FIREWORKS! yIREWORKSl
OF ALL KINDS.
TOYs TOYS! TOYS!
Or ALL KINDS.
FANCY GOODS FANCY GOODS
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