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EEASS Cos X MAKER AND FINlSI.R
- wanted. 10 a GOOD workman steady enlpy.
ia Mt ADO Two smart boys TO learn the trade Ajy
fnr three 'lavs. % ~ 49,, 81 floor -
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COAL-ss PER TON FOR THE BEST
S!Gslsy ,O Of red, pnh and white a.h MI u; ve
cor lioeIeS, anu North 9th and Isl sts. WlIisms
bpIsb JANIS AOOKE 40
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

can at 3Ij broadway, Second Floor. asd
sre IT, c'lchratnd CRAIG Ncrosenrs and mounted
objects. over I,O dozen OF these Microscopes And
bltpaH u Oh octs have been sold in the city Of fIostt
slnuU Nlthin ycsr Tho Microscope In brass costs
bit ~ IN hard Rrhhcr ~ bl i-auiifni mounted Oh
Itc only ~ 20 doz. Liberal discount to dealers llg
The Members Of the Immaculate Con~cp
ton T. :. -. ) AZ. requested 10 attend a special
meeting, TO he he'd In the school room on 18th o.
Thur-day evening, sept ltrh, ,63 to make final a.
tArtuieuts for ia u 'ScursOn, 10 be- held Ia .Joncs
WOODS sent l5h, 1863. JOHN NcIAESEY.
A'et. Soc. iOHN O'GHihN. Wee i'rc.. li6
Attention, 37th y. v Vols A meeting OF
tho rs'uru members of the .Tth y. Y. Vols will be
hold a. the hIuso of Patrick Kelly, i,,h IT, be; LIT
and "a Az. If 1'rnri. Thursday evening Sep Ifrh
- order ofJAAEs kttLAN, sr. Lieut. Of the reg
inirht. 10
Father Mathew 4. ~. 7. A. g. society
Til. bcrs d the ~ owe 6ocioy hereby notihcd
a. ass'mb. at their Hail 81 Broome i, on Thus
day, repi, 10Th, OF one o'clock y. M in full regaia,
ava with craze IN LEFT arm, to psy he last -ai tribute
4 tesp,c' TO their deco iod brother JOHN SHE.
HAN, -, Cherry ~. GEDK , + STEVENSON, Pre-.
'ifeui. fDWAtb hiLVANi, Rec. Sec'y. sT3
\. ~ ~, Brooki,u, D.. 1, General Meet.
Inc The ohc"r' and members Of IN. above order ale
rrlucsted 10 meet A. the ammauy Han, co., of York
aud leasl stf e.. on csdny the 9th int at "a
ociy.k ~ order Of PHILIP CLARE, Il. f.: BER.
NAlD u ~ tGAS,G = 2tS
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND--OS SATURDAY EVENING, IN
Vesey al, bet Church and Greenw ich, wallet
containing mt amount Of manet ~ hieh tho ov ner
can have by calling on the gu, scrib.f prov ng prof..
..rty, and paying for this sdvef tisepient. Q r.
fRALl- II Murray ct. lGy
7 .OST-A BANK BOOK On THE MAN
- haitian Savings Ins,i w.. No. O,5J,. The Under
viii pltase return the same to the Bank. Is
7 .OST-A SETTER DOG, WHITE AND
A<bsck spo.tcd. A reasons able reward uill be paid.
Ihsuif. lA5 Maiden Lane r. kAMAS. 2o5
IA REWAkD-lOST, On MONDAY
-cnisht, Aug -, two society book, wrapped In
ofown paper Ia the vicinity OF 10th q, l.t ave- OF
Ave. a. By returning hen to 2l3 Third ave, up
stairs, the above will be paid. iSo
- REWARD WILL BE GIVEN ON
cretuIn Of skye Terrier DOG thin curly
shty hsir Of blueish grey color. Ansvers to the
name o. Pnch,r." Was lost SUNDAY, August
JWh. Had steel chain collar on With brass Plate
Apply to the country rssidence Of owner. iO0th Of,
and iltb ave, Bloominsdaie Road. as
&HO REWARD-STOLEN, FROM TIE
',NcO tifh Avenue Hotel. on the 2Oth day OF An
gust, small Geneva watch, engraved on the inside
ircsnted TO l.. II. Church, by l. II. Sohy. June
TN, 1868" with key anu tortoise shell chain attArh
ed also a pure, containing $40 IN Government,
noies, of the following dcnominr tiouA viz -Four II
40 balance In smaller bills. Informs ion may DO
obtained Of or left With GEORGE W. MEAD No 1871
broadway. 32l
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galD Et.eH jri im DO iOls
: Y., ioI Ci,s g. BE- IL
2NJ t... pt.t tJ.i. lao All q A. dc -
.o1 40 . iU. 500 DO. -. .5.iSH
I,1 Chi Il / r.. iQs,. leo Al. I. IL b.. 81
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DIED,
FRANoYS MARY McTAGGART. wife of Sd ".
Brennan in the Nth year of her age after fftee q
days sickness. leaving three children to mourn
her loss. s
CHARLES d. a OULD native Of Washington,
d aged 81 yea, 6, eldest son Of Henry and Hi
zabeth 0uld.) formerly Under Sheriff OF Sierra
u. New. Ter =
The deceased was inferred by the Masons OF Aus
ten of which fraternity the deceased was mem
Der The members Of tbs Order we're dressed in
regaIia; and the ceren ones at tbs grave, we're
suite interesting and i'm pressive. "a
Intel. please eopy,l
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-rhe John Diggs (colo-ed mentioned
IN in the Stars report of Saturday as being
arrested for an assault and battery on Mr., VIM;
Il street, bet. 18th and 18th. and is messenger in
the U. 8. Coast Survey Office. 1t"
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC Whereas my
and board without any Just cause of provocation,
hereby forwarn all persons not 70 harbor her or
trust her my account from this date, SIS VIII
psy nc debts of her contracting.
Warrington, D. O., Dec Is. 1868 de IS cost
TsHE LADIES' FRIEND GALL IN TROUBLE
i CALI. Medicine for all Female COMPLAINTS IF.
teen years. experience; guarantees success or no
Charge Business and corresp ondence strictly
private. Roo ms for patients. MADAME COR80N,
Baltimore. No. ITO Fsyette street, near Asqu.th.
de IL I'm
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GENERAL LICaNsEs

CART, DRAY, WAGON. RiCK. AND PED
LING LICENSES.
All General Licenses due the Corporal ton of
Georgetown the first of January next must be
paid within ten days from that date, otherwise
they viii be strictly enforced By the Metro politan
Police
And notice is further given, that the Licenses
foI rsdt.ng and for selling goods by sample, aad
81 expire Il g first of January rext, and if pay
II snt ia DELAYED beyond the tenth OF that Month
they also viii be stri silly enforced by Esid p,lice.
WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
Georgetown. 23d De-. 1868. de "a eotJ an 20
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PROFESSOR WOoLLEY's NEW SYSTEM OF
L PENMAEsHIP, taught by himself, southeast
corner of 7th and streets Is one of the most uss
ful iTn PROPONENTS of the sse 1t not only imparts
&C elegant STYLE but proc ses most astery com.
IN . n from a task TO Q profitable amusement
Book keeping and Elcoution are also taught on
= His Terms are low, but VIII be increased after
Jsnuarv ist de2l.6tx
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By WI LEWIS & co, Auctionsers

By W.B LEWIS & co, Auctioneers.
FANCY DRY GOODS. sHAWL5, BUCK GAUSf-
L LETS; SHIRTS &C. AT AgorIos.aHe win sell
WEDNESDAY MORNING next, Dec. Goth ct 10
O'Clock. 1T our sslesroom, No. 427 18th street., be-
tween g and ID streets, Inns OF fine Dry Goods.
ar opg which JOG fine Silk, Merino and Wooden
Shaw Is, Sontags. Clouds. fine Collars, Edsings,
Buck Gauntlets, Wooden Shilts, Buttons, dc.
de s8-2t W. B. LEWIS Il CO., Aucts.
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AN UNFORTUNATE Sc AMBoLIER."-On Sat-
urday night Olrick Gray, coored servant at
Bakers Cavalry Camp, came into the city and
went to the house of Randall Smith, (colored,)
corner of Second and A streets north, where
he got 20 ssgamboling," and succeeded in Win
ming quite pile, but the losers grabbed 1t, and
he came ont minus. Not liking that kind of
treatment, he went TO camp, got revolver and
threatened TO shoot Smith. Officer Mills was
near by, and arrested Gray and took him to
The station, and Sergeant Milstead, with Off,
GERS Meredith, Pierce, Wallingsford, Sprague
and Mills, repaired to the house, where they
arrested Smith and nine other men, who Were
taken TO the station. Yesterday morning JUS
lice Ferguson examined the case, and fined
Gray S2O5s for carrying pistol, Smith so s.
for gambling and disorderly conduct, and dis
missed the others.
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MILITARY GOODS.
WALL, Br1PHlEe d co..
e. 32S PENNSYLVANIA AyzAu1,
cher the largest assortment In this city, sEnhIas
lag al Qualities used n oisesrs II the Array er9
eHOuLDlR straps. HATS, GAPS, PI6TOL1
he, 60, yfth dne assortmert o. OMlygnM
OL0TH1H6, with which We can furnish o4oefa
somptsts outhts In = few momenls:
,.u, WAL IAPAINS ~: w..
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FUNERAL OF MRS. SEAToN-The funeral of
the late Mrs. Seaton, wife of the venerable
editor Of the Nation al Inelli3encsr was attenie
on Friday by a large number of sympathizing
friends, among whom were Lord Lyons and
others OF the diplomatic corps, and members of
the Cabinet. Four years ago, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seaton celebrated their golden wedding
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MARRIED,


December 18th. 1868, by the Rev Mr.. Reese, WIN
town, d, @.
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RowDYIsM-Saturday night, man, named
Henry Randall, was taken to the Second Ward
station by oneers Sullivan and Montgomery,
who picked him up in the street in s.H lockers
Division" where he had been knocked down
and beaten by some person or persons un.
known. He was let go in the morning.
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By GREEN d WILLIAMS AuctIoneers,


GChron. ct.
fkEsN SALE ~ NO HORSES
H ah1E SsAE NV
GEM GER, 1873: hall sell in front Of the provost
harshsls g eies On 18th street; at o'clock m.
~ thu os S: I soa
assd Ct g. Ssr new
CONRAD IINKMANN, Trustee.
de2s 1t GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
By WIN. L. WALL Il CO.. Auctisneers.
p 70 BRTss15
DAY M0RNIN G, December soth. oommenoiOs at
sn
9Th sstrset, . large collection of Furniture. to
IRON IN svsrs
W. and N being fsyoriss m.Ls s ...
Walnut and Mahogany eprins Feat, Arm and Easy
Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Tables,
Handsomely Painted Cottage 0hsmbsr Sets.
u sad o.rD'
Sling sn ssss .sa ossa1 cSs
Walnut and Oak Extension T sbles,
Hat Racks Tea Poy, and other Tables,
o oisI Cocoa Mstsns ana Rugs.
With variety q other articles in the furnish
dess ~ W T. WALL & CO., Aueis.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
EXOILLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
~ FURSITURE AT AUoTIol-0n WEDNESDAY.
at the residence of the Hon. Mr. segar, No 4 Mary
land avenue, between Let and I'd streets. near the
Capitol, an excellent assortment Of Furniture. We
mention In part
Marble top bureaus ana Washstands.
Mahogany and other Wsrdrobes aud Bedstsads,
Looking Classes, Sofas Chairs Carpets and Rags,
Beds, Bedding and Mattresses,
Window Curiains.
China Glass and Crock cry Ware. Stoves.
With many other articles, which We deem annsc-
de a4-d lint GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
ByJ. MCGUIRE 4 co. Auctionsers
I ARGE FRAME BUILDING, T0GETHHK
- WITH THE The Coon Will. TuRNIrgss, AND Es-
SITE TIE EAnRoAD DRPoT..0n WEDN Es DAY
AFTERNOON, Dec 30th, at 4 O'Clock, on the prem
Uses, shall sell the large Frame Building on
north street, i'm medistsly opposite the Railroad
Depot known as the Monum en- tai House, portion
Of which is fitted up as a Restaurant and Dining
Rooms, with urriture, 30, sufficient for thirty
guests attached is clothing store under rent OF
$50 per month and barber shop under rent for
SIS per month the whole .ubject to q ground rent
OF SIG per month.
deA J. O. MCGUIRE i co. Aucts.
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MIN OF MA At.
sa sa's ~ KING 4 BURoHxLL,
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EXCITEMENT on the avenue No ABS. near ~
street. at the Dollar Jewelry Store Call ard take
your choice out of 3GD beautiful sets for one dol
lar de o3-iw~
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PREsRSTATIoN-Mr.S s. Jno. Thomson, priu.
cipal of the grammar school in the First Dis
trict, was ON Thursday presented by Mr.. Cowie,
one OF the patrons, with a fine set of silver tea.
spoons,
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CHRISTMAS DAY AT UNION CHAPEL NJ. E.
CHURCH.-The members of this congreg CATION
having resolved to make glad the hearts OF their
Sabbath school scholars, assembled in the
church in the afternoon, where two beautiful
Christmas trees had been arranged and other
good things provided. The exercises were
opened with singing and prayer by Nh. Brown.
of Wesley Chapel. Shsrt and appropriate
addresses were made by Mr.. West, edition of
the Chronicle, and Rev. MIR. Hill. Premium
books were then given TO the larger scholars,
and the smaller ones amply supplied with good
things from the well filled trees. Next carne a
most pleasant feature in the programmed
surprise to the WORTHY pastor of the church,
Rev. Il. n. Brown, of purse containing So,
as q Christmas gift from the ladies of his
charge. Thus passed a pleasant evening at
Union Chapel, and of the happy ones none
more fortunate than the pastor in these times Of
high prices.
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NEw YeRK STYLES.
Gsn:isniss's Cothtag t-Nsts and Fashionable!
large mt for Dress and Busipess wear
The English Sack and Walking Coats sxcslI in
beauty, Grade and finish anything ever offered In
this city. WALL. STEPHsks Co,
1872 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th sta.
eoztf INTEL. and Repub.l
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
THIS AND 70. MoRROW.
FOR OTHER AUCTION sALEs SEE PAG1.
By ". B. LEWIS d co.. Auc.ionssrs
(t4siNe OUT SALE At AgoTioN 9, NEW
sna streets, We shall sell, to close consisn
Lot Lot. splendid Photograph Albums and Bibles.
LOU o npe silver plated Ware as Tea ssts, Gas.
Fine FL. I,ots-handle Dinner ana Tsa Knives. Cut.
Also: i5aold and Silver Watches. Chains. Jewel.
With e variety of Fancy Goods, Work Bo1e,,
de2s-lv Lohrop.l VIEWS CO.. Aucts.
SAiE BY CATALoaUE on A SoILEoTIeN
HyGN1Ea 5s0 pecsmssI alss ecn@ene M9s1 as
O'Clock. and continuing each evening thereafter ii
the same hour S Sn ths en- f RooS Il the
We shall sell, by catalogue. collection of Miscsl
Sale positive.
deis ' 'n' &c MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
kke Sh SALE 81 Td7s o AniSsnss vxs.s
II ORNAMENTS; FIeuREs. DRuNs, CARTS, HoBsi
PAY pa ls,h ipst at O'Clock
tie sholr stosi Y ! disposed 81 VIZ IL; A' a'''
tna dss
Writing Desks, China Vases. Ornaments,
HOBBY Horses, and all kinds of Tin and other
Toys, which we think unnecessary to mention.
We call particular attention to this sale of toys,
g. purch: sers car find most any thing they want In
de ii GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
By VIM L. WALL & CO.. Auctionesrs.
1t the Bazaar Loxistano acsnus betrosen 9Th and
TRADE SALE OF LARGE STOCK or EREsH
L AND sEAsoNABLE Doors AND SHOES DkY GooDs,
SHIFTS, H3sIEEE gh5.Sks.T S GgSIsEf. S9, AT
slant, st 10 O'CLOCK We viii sell At The Auction
Room, very large stock of desirable goods, which
Win ' Of 1a to hon we in
Boots and Shoes Heavy Cavalry quilted Botans.
Epes Ms W.sse so HssS, sa,ss
Mems, Women',, and Boys Shoes.
Poplins, Merinoes, Coburg Cloth,
scarfs Ladies, 3 .lmcrsls. Plaid,
L0pg sh.xIs, Gloves, Write ribbed Hose:
80 COO Atsor ed Spool Cotton,
Beaver Clothes and Cassimers,
Cents Fine Merins and Gray Shirts. q oss, Buck
Hundred Reams Note Paper,
Fifty thousand EnV slopes,
100 dozen Hair Brushes,
A large invoice of Cutlery, Plated Spoons, Forks,
and Butter Knives.
large stock of Fancy Soap
Feather busters,
sweepine Brushes, Hearth Brushes,
Carpet D1stsr"' 8c with variety of other goods
de26 WI. WALL q CO.. Aucts.
By VIM L. WALL &c CO.. Auctioneers.
South Pennsylvania arenus and Ninth street.
ERAME BUILDING AND STABLE AT AUG
l. HONOR TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 9th
inst. we will sell, at the Auction Rooms, at 4
o'clock 8 Frame Building and Stable. The build
ing is with tongue ard eroOvea floor, No. 533
Maryland avenue and has been used as -four and
Terms cash.
de IS St wM. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
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| THE QuoTA OF TROOPS FOR THE DiSTsICr
! The joint comm,ttee appointed by the city
| councils two or three weeks ago 10 inquire
| definitely into the quota for this District.
which is believed to be much larger than il
should be, are to have an interview with Pro
vost Marshal General. Fry early this week
Not more than 200 soldiers have thus far been
obtained, by both recruiting and re enIistm snt
Jonn ii. Semmes, Esq treas urer OF the hounty
1unu, mas PAD the bounty to O. veterans tsI 500
anu % recruits 81 a5O) for the 1st D. G. regi-
ment, Lieut. Col. Towers.
The following amounts.have been handed is
by the collectors, viz:-First Ward-By Mr..
WWe and SIS; by Mr.. Dorsett, ss5i Second
S21ti Third Ward-By w. l.. Wall. Si2l.
Fourth Ward-By Messrs. Davis aud Eng
llsh. S!e050; Fifth Ward-By -, S32 Sew
enth Ward-By Mr.. !: P. Murphy, 1880; Sec.
ond Comptrollers Office-By MIR Brodhead,
S45; and Office of Commissioner OF Public
buildings, by Mr.. Stewart, 1872 50; to whica
add 500 heretofore collected, and the whole
amount collected is 20, 1850.
Mr.. Semmes had paid out of his own funds.
before these collections were handed him, over
S2,tOO for bounties, recruiting expenses, &C.
a.; ana the fund is therefore still indebted to him
IN large amount. 1t is necessary that the
colIecters should exert themselves, in order to
make up this amount, as well as TO meet further
demands upon the treas urer, for it is certainty
that soldiers can be had if money is plentiful.
There Is still large amount NEGLECTED of that
subscribed by the signers to the first call for a
meeting at the City Hall, not more than 500 OF
tAc Houht having Deeu pa1u In. II tnoS5 VINO
subscribed will promptly pay up, they can
materially aid the cause.
The recruiting officers appointed by the en-.
llstment committee are working hard, and re-
cruits are coming in daily. On Saturday, Mr..
Semmes established recruiting office at Ana
costa Bridge, and already five recruits have
been obtained. A little exertion, and few
contributions by all our citizens, will insure
the filling up of the quota without draft
AN INVITING FAIR.-A very interesting fair
opened pf no
Sunday school of Grace Church (Rey. Mr.
Holmead's), for the benefit of their library, in
the basement of the Sixth street Presbyterian
Church, near Maryland avenue. The ladies
OF the Seventh Ward, who never do things nv
halves, have taken much interest lii this far,
ana are cooperating with the little folks to
make 1t "bumper benefit in behalf OF their
library Visitors here will fiud a very agree
able entertainment, and will be sure 10 enjoy
themselves amazingly.
FUNERAL OF MRS. SEAToN.-The funeral Of
the late Mrs. Seaton, wife of the venerable
editor Of the Nation al Inelhyencsr, was atten ied
on Friday by large number of sympathizing
friends, among whom were Lord Lyons and
others of the diplomatic corps, and members of
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CoLoRED PIoKPoCKET.-Saturday morning,
MIR. O. Hiese and a sergeant of military COM
pany sat down in Hieses stable Office, on
Sixth street, near the canal, and fell asleep.
WEeE the sergeant awoke he aroused his part
ner, and inquired, s.Chris have you got my
breastpIn 20 Hiese looked for his watch, and
missed it, and surprising his friend was joking,
replied, "Lock here! give me my watch ~
Finding the matter no joke, he looked about
his stable, and finally suspected Robert Dor
sey, a colored employee. Dorsey was arrested
by Officer Dom, and pawn ticket for the
watch obtained, and the watch recovered, but
the breastpin was not found. Justice Giber-
son sent Dorsey to Jail for court.
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REsIGEATIoN.-Fitz James Bartlett, Esq
who has for eighteen years past held one OF
the principal clerkships ia the City Post Ofica,
has resigned, to enter into other business. Mr.
- by his long acquaintance with the manage
ment of the mails, was a most efficient officer,
and TO him is due not little of the credit ac-
corded 10 the Post OGice for promptness in as.
sorung and dispatching heavy mails.
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THE GRAND Do PAEoRAMA OF THE RUS
SIAN WAR, now on exhibition at Odd Fellows
Hail every night, is certainly one of the finest
exhibitions in the world. The representations
OF battle scenes, naval engagements, lombard
ments, storms land and sea, with terrific
lightning, thunder, and bowling wind; ship
wrecks, fearful ex losions, confiagrations, &c,
so true to nature that ii is almost impossi-
bic to diyest ones mind OF the idea that they
are real occurrences. See advertisement.
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nICKENsy NEW CHRISTMAs sTORY-MrB
- Shippers Lodgings; 10 cents.
John marchmont's Legacy. By NJ. u. Bradd0n !;
50 cents,
The Days Of shoddy. novel Of the great Re
belliOn in 1861; 81
Life end Letter of Washington Irving. Fourth
and last VOL; 81 50.
The Boyhood Of Martin Luther; 81.
Mr.. Wind and Madam Rain; 90 cents.
del FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CoRHs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &C.-To be rid of
these troublesome ann oyances, call on DR.. White
and submit to his nj pulations. You are sure to
get relief without experiencing pain. Ohca-NO.
424 Pennsylvania avenue, Lame fuckers
Building, between ~ and 9Th streets No charges
for consultation. de IL If
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WARRANTED TO CUREINSIx DAYS DIR. Godfrey $
Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-Gve yeers
standing. will cure G0norrh9n IN Si. days. No
change Of diet required: Price : per bottle. Sold
by S. g. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue,
Washington and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ia ely
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SECRET DISEASES

Son1ar tan's Gift is the most certain. safe and
effectual remed y-indeed the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered Cures in two to four days.
and cent SEES in twenty four hours Nomineral,
no balsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken
1t is the soldiers hope. and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, g.;
female, So.
!sanarifon 3 Root and Herb .JHicesA positive and
permanent for Syphilis Scrofula Ulcers, Sores,
Spots letters. &c. Price 81. six bottles for SIS.
Sold BY { c. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE pta Baltimore and
harrixbnrg, to the Eorsh and Fsss;-IWo trains
leave Washington daily and one on Sunday-eulck
time--low fare and sure connections. Soldiers
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
tickets and further Information apply at the ONCE
of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner OF
Pennsylvanis avenue and Sixth street, Washing
ton Office open from S g. m. to 9 p. m; on Sun
DAYS from 80 p n.
Sc IL iy Il. U. MOTION, agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-28

GRUYTRE 76WTssI CHYEsI-OY very choie
W sualitT last from .nportsr,s hands.
- : = 49,. asss KING BURUHEEL,
MOI corner Vegmens are. Aad 18th st,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-28

ID EMOVAL.-The subscriber would respectfully
IL inform his eustonaers and the public. that his
WOOD and COAL DEPOT has been removed from
the corner OF 18th and streets to OHIO AVE
NUn, between l4th and lbth streets, where he will
be pleased to receive orders for Wood and Coal Of
which he has full supply on hand, ct moderate
priess {no 2l-lml GEO. II. KIDWELL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-28
MEN's DRESS SUITS.
Mems Bnsinsss Salts
Yo.ah's Dress SALTS.
YOUTHS Business SKits
ChildYens' Dress Suits.

NOAH WALKER & Co., So. Penn avenue, Metro
politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an
ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. 1t is
comprised of an assortment of 4entlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
material. trimming and workship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock of ready made clothing in this city, at very
reduced prices. oc9-4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-28

SPERNAToRRHGA CAN BE CURED.-Dr Rands Spe-
cifc cures Spernaatorrhoa, Seminal Weakness, IN
potency, Loss of POIreT. ETC., Spetiy and eBsctHGiy
It's effects truly magical trial of the Specific
will conyinee the most skeptical Of its merits i,
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook Alexandria ja6-ly