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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FURNISHED Rooms TO RBNr-Yer rent, a
i $50 istL street, s... sid., between q and II
and siTTS saa Rocks sns Pas
LoRe. The neishecrhocd 10 one OF most desirabls
ing ss.m esia,sn in r.. son. 20 those
EURSIsHED ROOMS FOR RBNr-4s1 si.s.h
Il tHsst between q and II, west side, north OF
tne ratent On'ce. It.
FUEsIsHED ROOMS Foa RENr-FOr rent a,
BiR; slso . Room .ui..SIe for an ofsc.. "a i.s.ss
HANnsoMELr FURNISHED ROOMS. In suits,
rent, Win Beard House via. an moaern s ,Cr
merits gas snd water. 81. s-st-
L'0R REHT-Fhs SECOND and Third stories q,
= It the .0wHATAN HOTEL: rhi. House os,T.s
,es naI tS s I'D psee Of being stu
City Passenger Railway, ard tho Lana ing IF tina
Aiexandria and sonthein Steamers, For further
PARTICULARS, apply on The premises. jas-,t'
hssG k4 bSsspfssSS Hos old sai
napolis. Tho house ia completely furnished TIE
Furniture will be either sold rented 70 suit the
be taken in board If agreeable The house Is s;tn
ony minutes ass am e. R s
House For all particulars, address -. 7. II :"
L st., near eth. Also. sTABi for rent. ,sGitaabis
for two horses js3Sts
FOR REEI-A nesti, Furnished Back PARLOR,
suitable for one or two gentle men, o. for an
9isee a no 90; sig Penn ave Also one Uafar-
nlshec hooM jssSt-
ITO RENT-A tEo-story BRICK HOUSE, Ctwo
] minutes walk frors Wilsrds' } contsiniag siy
s!nal rooms, three on each floor. Rent AMI Iscs.
ton can be escertsinei by calling between AMI
18th west ia a .ts
Tor sALE-A RARE CHANCE.-oviDx -
L circumstances by which the proprietor can no
isrgrr conduct business, he offers for sac his
BREAD, PIE and CAKE BAKERY sisrstsd on
ness. The Stock, Good wifi and Fixtures viii be
gage in the business thisia rare Opportunity for
fhg mry6s f95 fs sn,b p.rtisgirr, apply
ard Fl, Washington, D. G. iastf
EOR RENT-A: two: story BRICK HOUSE ami
i rURNITURE: Enauire 3l5 G st, js7-3t'
For sALE.In Georeetown, d. O., a pleasantly
located HOUSE and LOT. House coz taias nine
rooms Lot quite lars.. Apply to Y. W. JONES,
nEsIIEAABLE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
tutt erihers efer for sale three story Brick Dwell
containing about fourteen rooms, with water and
gas PG jas d M E;fp Ar!
ta5et Auctioneers and Com. Merchants
Il ARR CHAECE-A REsTaURaNr for sale,
~ with good furni IRE and Fixtares complete;
ply at Star Office. ta9Iws
LrOR sALE-A FARM OF 0s}. acres, miles north
y east Of Warrington City. This farm is well
suited fer market garden, or for dairy pur poses
1t fronts on two pzhlis roads Weuli BE- diviiei
10 suit purchasers. For further information apply
at room No. 2. second floor Post Once Depart
ment. de u ec7x
EOR SALE Valuable PROPERTY, recently
4 built. and centrally located, being in the vi
entity Of Patent and Post 0Aces Any person de-
sireus Of INVESTING, the present is favorable op-
portuDi'y. Said property IL situate en- 8th street
betveen G. and Nos. 400, 402, 404, 400
Would prefer TO sell entire block Inquire at No
307 Pa. ave, between 9th and ICth sts
de l6- Tu ,Th.&s.u l.. N. BERGMAN
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CBIsfAHosA's HAN BYB
6hA - q
oELY DYB

oSLr Dye
For al VIE desire 10 have the color Of their hair
changed rtk safety, certainty and raridity 30 any
shx de they nay desire.
Manufactured By J Cristadora, Astor Housc,
New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by all
EAir Dressers.
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DANCATH ARTICONIZED OLD BYE WHISKY
l. for medicinal use 40 at ADAMSON'S sos
Ninth sire et one door from Pa. avenue.
DURE LYNCHBCRG SMOKING TOBACCO,
l. Billy Bowless' Band, last King of the Ever
glndes As Billy was withou. an equal in love for
his tribe and hunting grounds, SO this Tobacco
stands unrivaled in point of dslicacy its richness
fne flavor and pleasant perfume / aying gained 70:
II the meritorious title Of Ne Plus UHr1 Sold at
ApAMSONT, SOC Ninth street, OIL door from Pa
avenue
SHELL- BARK NUTS,
50 cents per peck,
SWEET CIDER. 80 cents per gallon
MINCE MEAT, Is cents per ID,
Fresh Foil BUTTER. q and 81 cents per b.,
EGGS, q and cents per dozen
ORANGES, Lemons. APPLES, FIGS, RAISINS
CRRASTS. DATES, COCOA NUT;
Fold at DAMSON'S. 500 Ninth st.
ia 5 III One door from Pa avenue.
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STEWART Son. corner Of lzta ans Il streets, are
selling the best Coal Oil by the barrel NJ ~ cants
per gallon JaT-St'
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vi. WALL a. co. Aucss.
By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers
AI DC DEaIp N

By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers
TRUSTEESsALEOf DEsIRA BLH BUILDING
i LoT IN PsIsTrSG OFFICE scr ARE.-By virtue
nf dee d Of trust from Patrick Wilson dated Nav
9TH, 1857, and duly recorded in LiberJ AS No.
lS folios 2l7 ct seq., Of the land record, for
Mashinston county, y. O., hall sell, III U Rs.
the premiss =. Lot B, In James @ McGuire s subdi-
visl n OF Square numbered 6A, fronting q feet en-
north Capitol street, between g and III sta north
and running back $50 feet 20 IA feet alley aud coa
tanning 1850 square feet.
Terms one-third cssb; the remainder in 6 AZ
u nths, with interest, secured By deed Of trc
on the pre- nises.
All conveyances at cot of purchaser
THO. j. FISHER, Trustee.
ia en&ds j. @. MCGUIRE a Co Aucfa
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsBs.-Fraacis
Lunkinheimer, broughtin for safe keeping: dis
missed. Jas Reynolds, suspicion: do Henry
Frust, drunk and disorderly; turned over 10
military. Christopher Blake, suspicion of lar
ceny; dismissed. Also, drunk; do. Lewis Oar
sen, breaking into suffers wa Son; Jail for
court Thos. Boland, drank and disorderly;
fEed 81. Mary Faulkner and James McCrea
killing chic kens; fined 81. Isaac Smith, drunk
do Chas. Leymour, do; turned over TO mill
tary: John Hindiey, hack without license
GItd IS s.,
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Edyin
Hunt; disorderiy; IS. John Dennis, naddling
without license; dismissed. He was a dis
charged soldier, short of funds, and in order
TO raise the wind, offered a few articles he had
Ior sale. He was pitied and dismissed VIM
ID. Eastman, yagrancy; dismissed John Bon
hry, contraband, petty larceny; do. Ahurr
Elliot, disordrrly; do Patrick IOsiIev. VA
rem Martin, drunk; 81 each.
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CsIsYApoaA's HAIR RpsToRArIvE
IL invaluable with his Dye il i'm parts tho utmost
softness the most beautiful gloss. and great vtaiit
70 the Hair.
Price 90 cents, 81, and 81 per bottle, according
10 size. IA colin
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THBCHaAPssr AID BBsI nAIa DIE IL fHB WORLD-
Me- ~ Fades or Washes OHf.-Upham's Hair Dye, 81
cents box The beat In ure. Try IL Sold ~ s.
G Ford corner 18th street aud Pa. sveuue Wash
rxton and Henry Cook, AlsxAndria. IA SLY
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By ". L. WALL 4 Co, Auctioneere.
southwest corner Of Penn avenue and sthss
GOVERN MENT SALE or CON DEMNED GRAIN
NJ SAcKs.-There Will be sold It public sucticp
on MONDAY, Jan 18th, 1858, st the Auction rooU !
of hessrs. W. l.. Wall a Co., CONNIE ncinx Al
O'Clock n :, . number Of
GRAIN SACKS
Condemned rs unit for Do bile service.
Terms cash, In Governmen ut funds.
81 DANA,
Capt. and A. @. M, Usa
Jas W. l.. WALL a co, Aucts.
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KNOCKED Down AND RoBBED.-Last night
NE police OF the Second Ward picked up COL
ord man on Fife enth street, who had been
knock dow n and robbed of about four dollars
all tie money he had. He was taken to the sta
lCn-hoUsa and kept till the morning, but coul 1
give 10 clue 70 the parties who robbed him
lis statement, however, satisfied the sergeant
OF the police that the robbers belonged " a gang
with WI ieh they had 10 deal few days ago,
and which Is again beginning to be mischiev-
oIs The gar & is composed principally Of ne
s!Ccs, with y few W bite men as leaders
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WARRANTED TO GUS IN SIX DAYS DIR. 9odfrey {.
Antidote an English specIfc Of siIty-hye years
standing, will cure GoA0ThIa IN sir days y
change or diet required Price 81 per hottie. Soil
hyt G Ford, corner 18th strr' aud Pa. avenue.
VI ashin ston and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ,s6D
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lEpIA krsBKk eooDs.-The place 10 hu, yo.r
Rnb bar Goats, Lessius, Camp Blankets Navelceks
nsvsr sseks; and every article made rom InI:.
Rubber Is at II. A. Halls In liza IN ber Warohnvsa
where you can obtain them st ssnufacturers
eIlees, $40 Penna. avenue, between Sth and I0.h
stfee1. oeI 2N
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gssIEA8Lx laDIA nrsssa aosos.-Ar II a,
Light dun finished Coats; also, dali anishnd Por.
fs9s extra largo Sizes also, lot of hlue ns;sh
raimes very long at SIC each also extrs LONG ana
light (in weis htl Rubber C.pes with .lrcvos Which
he seiiipE st manufacturers prices 1t his Intia
Rubber Warehouse $40 Paunsylyanin nyrnnc AZ.
tween 9Th and tnth sta "a "a ~
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By 7; @ MeGg IRl 4 co. Auetlsaesr..

DuggISSiSSa Af a. 60 4 4
ID seuARE.-By virtue OF deed OF trust from
David Dillon, dated July nth, 1882, ana duly ro-
one II tie land records fcr washington county, b.
g, shall sell. on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
Letko. Is in James o. Mcsairs 5 subdi,ision ii
seuare No. e1i, fronting le feet on north street,
between north Capitol street and lst street vests
and running back rs feet inches 10 50 feet alley
Terms One third cash; the reus inder in nd IN
On the premises.
All eOnvsy.noss ., The cost q the gu.sh..sr.
la6-eo&ds j. G. Meg UIRl co. Auots
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' EEski sxfIoR,
JOHN o. HARKHHss. TRUSTED
de Sl-<c&ds J. q. MCGUIRE CO., Austs

MAksHALT 81 LE.-fn virtue Of TIVE writ e.
WI eeri fscias, on Judgment OF conAem nstlsn,
i.susd from the clerk Oh de Of the ereais soar q
ingtcn. ard TO me directed. viii en- pose 70 pabls
SAIL fer cash, In front Of the court house desr q
usry next, lass, at Il o'clock the foilovise DE-
scribed Proyerty, to-vft, Visible NORTH part q
Lot No. q, In Square No. al, having q front Sf r
feet inches Al street and extendina beck q ID
width 10 the OF fhe said lot together vita u
sbc singular the improvements thereOB seized -
levied upon ~ the property OF 0ornefus Boyle -
will be sold 20 satisfy Judicals No. - 70 yssuorV
term l8,a, In favor OF Patriotic Bank va 0~orrv n
Dove, garnishee Of Cornelius Boyle
WARD II. LAMON.
de 81 dh II. q. Marshal ID. o.
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hSAEIsH PEDDLERS. ute q numerous
gang OF sw1ndling peddlers are now and have
been for some weeks lettering about the District
ric'lmlzng the public generally and the SOL
aers particularly. These operators are no,
ic' nssd by the corporation, but sell which and
where they please. A few days ago a gang Of
Wa'ch dealers Were going about selling their
wares, and number of soldiers and citizens
were supplied with tin time pieces at what they
rgaId eo very moderate prices, supposing them
70 oe silver. The police were after these swim
dlers, but they Were on the alert and sIipped
away and have not since returned
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RoBRINo A SUTLER.-Last night, the Fourth
ward ponce arrested n negro named Lewis
Carson, for robbng w r. Crumbs waynn
Mr. Crumb is a sutler, and had packed hi,
wagon for start early this morning About
o CLOCK he went 10 the wagon and founl tina
negro snugIy slowed away inside. Pat-olaan
Fuss arrested Carson, and upon searching him
found lot of articles belonging TO the officer,
in camp. Justice Walter sent him to Jail for
court.
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IArIes and gentisneD whose h'ir Is premature,7
Frey on who wish 10 chsnYp thy ,nlOr. will iGf
10. " ell and Warner CoiOriic sup~rior 20 sng ~
'icJr In use ppli. without wash ~ prHpsrst+cn.
docs not crisp the hsir 'ise dye but leaves so'
.nd slos., See Advertisement OF sunsten Il 500
AID SOP street. ntsr Wiinris' - , n
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WANTED Three rood MEeSRN8ERl, OF cool
~iard.' Hotel. ias u
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'FkN GOOD OYSTER sHUCKHRS wANrHp,
between .Nrh snd :i.h /. a-,t
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For HOLIDAY PRESENTS. beautiful, aprropriso
And CHEAP 20 TO the Dollar 9tors, No. AZ PenhSii
T.nIa avenue nesr Four and nhsf street n'i
supply your Elf from their rCa, mSsnihcrht sLt'"
~ iew.iry R-id silver p!xted wa:e. dee Ii
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HssAf PsSSsFLTAFIA KogTE, rfa Salte.acrs oai
aaFTiStt'E, tAs heftA and ResiTwc train. lie. e
washington daily and one on Hundsy-q,,ick time
E fsre ana sure connections Soldiers tick cts sold
through At Gov@rpment ratea. For tickets And fur.
-aer lnorDlst'eD apply 81 tho Oica 81 Greet Penn
etiTanls Route, northeast corner or Pennsvlvani.
avenue aud sixth ct ashineton. Ice open from
a. m. 0ntii p. m. on Sundays from to D. N
RI Ally E.O. NonTos A snt
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DEATHS or SOLDIERs.--The following have
been reported since our last:
John Oakley, Firth ". Y: Peter Ganison,
iath ". Y; Robert Richie, I'd Del; Euoch
yder, sith Pa; Thos. Boyd, 10th Pa; Aaron
hhuieg, elst Pa; Jas. DER, 10th Pa; Patrick
Ioogan, 10th n. H.; John N. Mace, 1Uth ~ Ii {;
Lewis Wollenweber, 9th Pa; w. Daily, 1st
NJ Art; iona Force, l2ith N. Y; Geo Fox,
Tlh N j. j. &. Ryan, 5th ~. H; w. Hildreth,
James Rowser, 10th N. J.
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SPsEsAToRRHRA CAs 81 CURen Dr. hNld $
srecihc cures SprmdHrrk0a. S>T no! P-:taes!,
J,,rar-s Iess Of Potce etc speedily Gan ss gIsaI
d. Is effrt Is are truly magical tr'ai ~ The
speeiAc, viii convince the most ske2'i,' - its
merits Price q L box cold by :. q FORD, cor
ne 18th street snd Pa nue., Washing" tor, sBd
Henry Cook Ale: EDdris 1tbU
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Tor RENT-Two ROOMS, with Board l31 "A
for two korses iaSS
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lEDIA RFBPEs Doors AND SHoss.-The above ar
nc!es are sold cheaper ut Fl. A. HALLS India Rub.
Der warehouse, $40 Pa. avenue, than at auy other
store in this city or vicinity. This is So CalI.nd
satisfy ourselves. $40 Pa avenue no 7,-tF
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EE furosrfs Su.ar csa.sd FsxaaIa Rcgu!at;ny
"a In arc th. "ery t<a faay op.rasa sps-dis
shu ePefr.ts ard being sssa.-ecaed create 30 n.u-
"a gen tte Isott delicate stomach A trsi u
tss "a. Vii prosc their ,nrio ors, Al. other
tnce ~ box. Sells BY e. G. ford oorner IIth
sIsst snd Pc. avenue, Tashia=ton, and Henry
~SoA hie4kEoEin jaS-lY
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WANTS

ITO BOOEvINDRRS Wanted, . coed RULER
i klsa, BOT; third stcry. Consultation Bald
tns, street, between 18th and 18th sts IT,
"ANTEp-At the Soldiers Home two good
ferrei q, y AZ
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CHARGE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morning,
Lieut. I. M. Mundy, who is stopping at the
metropolitan Hetel, went into the bath room
and lad aside two yalu able rings which he had
on his fingers. and when he came out left them
behind. de noticed colored man John a
GrihthS 90 into the bath after him. Missing
gone. He found Griffith, and inquired Of him
II ! e had picked them up. Griffith said he saw
them. but did not take them-another person
did lhe other person was looked for, but
could not be found. Griffith was arrested and
TAX, before Justice Dom, tho committed him
to jail.
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sEST TO THE OLD CAPI1oL,-A. q. Calvert
and U =. HambrouRh, 4th Virginia cavalry;
John Thompson Phillips, Georgia Legion; Silas
Lewis, 5!h Virginia; John Saunders, George
feil, and Henry Wells, 9Th Virginia, and
ueorge w. Shen, 18th Virginia, rebel prisoners
OF war, were committed TO The Old Capitol
fIison by Provost Marshal Dostsr yesterday.
george Wells and Robert Mataer, OF Virginia,
rtTe also committed 10 the Old Capitol prison
Tor shooting Union pickets
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GoyERSMENT PROPERTY RBoovBRKD.-Col
BAKERS detectives yesterday took possession OF
SSooI containing twenty pair new 0overnment
SSAhkets, which were being forwarded TO Miss
bridget Lyons, care Of r. Welsh, Baltimore.
me same detectives also took possession OF q
peper box, containing . new breach loading
mont
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ITO kENT-A tEo-story BRICK HOUSE 1.-TWO
minutes walk frors Wilisrds' } containing six
s!=an rooms, three each floor. Rent AMI fscs-
ton car be escertsinei by calling between AMI
18th west IA q .ts
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Wa CoURT.-This morning a Frediander
r. 'Trtsted for an assault aad battary on
r.ntk Dehnge, growing out OF mis- Ter
lsi5 az their places Of abode. The ca.o WIS
To- celCre Justice Dom who held tho accs sod
"s'euIity for court.
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CORFS. BUSIoN5. Cai!osIties. Club and Inverted
Ssia, Enlarged Joints, E;:iilblsins and all Disassas
OF the teet successfully treated, without pain or
loss OF hi""d by Dr.. Waite, Surgeon Chirop,di-t
al 4H4 Pennsy ivania avenue fetwecu Four.sud- a.
nsli and sixth streets, Washington, D. @ Opera
lions performed in a f ~ minute, and the patient
can always walk immediately without the least
inconvenience. Ladies and gen tlernen attended at
their residences without extra charge no IA
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M, iICE-JaRe ChismOnd and Patrick Scan
f.pc " arrested for profanity. II was al Of
s,,' growing out OF the disa .rarmant OF rel
Ju,,,, ana each party were hnei 1888, by
iLe 80 YIN rS"n. Washington Dade, throw
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HOPPING The WOUNDED-This morninp
Capt Boulineer. who has been under surgira;
treatment In the Armory Hospital for The los.
Oh DIS riFht arm In ore of the recent battles ap-
FLIED TO the office of Justice Donn for ali in H.
recovery of his clothing and yalicc, which had
teen stolen from the hospital His baggage W /,
sent TO TIE hospital, but the wardmastpr fail
lpg 10 taEe 1t Immediately, the Baggage was
stolrn away. There is no penalty ioo snva-a
lor Inc thief that would enter a hos itai - rob
the sick and wounded
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VioHIkG CHURcH.-On Christmas night
rnhing;on Day and Robert JenkIns, colOr-d,
Iso themselves by stoninH tina cOiorad
Yoti'st Church, on Third street, near Ne y
ST., avenue, and ran of. ORoer Grown
Jtd then yesterday and took them before
suoe Glberson, who lined them each 81 -
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Clothing Ind Hosiery.

Blue pilot jackets, blie flannel sacks.
Assorted cassimere sacks, checked cotton sacks,
Asstd. buckskin pautaloons. black cloth pantaloons,
Asstd. cotton pantaloons, cashmere pantaloons,
Denim frocks and trowsers. hickory shirts,
Fancy regatta shirts, merino shirts and drawers,
White, pink and striped undershirts.
Grey and blue flannel drawers, merino socks,
Blue flannel shirts, WOODEN comforters,
Ladies' and girls white cotton stockings,
Blue, mixed, brown and white cotton socks,
Children's asstd. socks and stockings,
Heavy wooden stockings, WOODEN mittens.
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HandIxerch'fs, Hats, sc
Cutlery and Hardware.

English hogskin saddles, ladies' hogskin side saddles,
Wooden girthing, felt saddle cloth.
Is. NJ. table and teaspoons, soup ladies, jack knives,
Pocket and pen knives, butcher knives, jewsharps,
Sewing needles, hair needles, sail needles,
Table knives and forks, asstd. files and rasps,
Fencing wire, hoop iron. sheet iron, sheet lead,
Sheet zinc, iron timed saucepans and tea kettles,
Iron enameled saucepans, lead pipe.
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The MOTHER or GEORGE I1I.-It is evident
that George the Third had been early and care
fully taught the lesson which had proved fatal to
the House of Stuart, and which at one time was
on the point of being destructive to himself.
Lord Hareourt, his governor, Il ~courtier. but not
without a sense of honor, resigned rather than
witness what - ne found himself unable to pre-
vent When Lord Harcourt was asked by the
minister to assign the cause of his resignation,
he replied that the reason was - too delicate to
ments,n TO any but the king himself,'' clearly
pointing out the mother as the cause of tie evil
that Re complained Of. That mother, the Princess
Dowt.,er. was. in the opinion Of all. high and
low, - the best informed contemporary writer's,
as wei as of the populace, before and after her
husoa.id's death, the mistress of Lord Butte. To
him aae sacrificed, If some writers are 20 be
believed, at least one rival. To him she certainly
sacrit.ed her reputation, and, what she vslued
more, her wealth In order to strengthen. her
aseensancy over her eldest son, whom she de-
Spised. she excluded him as much as possible rom
all society, while she carefully instilled int, his
mind the arbitrary notions which were exe,npli-
he'd in the petty courts of Germany, and which
were Ia speculation the cherished maxIms of her
paranDur. These were the seeds sowu. which
Tell on 4 most cOngenial soil, and soon sprany ND
INTO u bitter harvest.-PhiUimoTe's Reon of
Charles III.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-29

A CHOICE SELECTION OF CHINESE s.
IA Japanese Teas.
III. II. Tea No. Is, 4 lbs. boxes,
II. H.. Tea No. II, 8 lbs. boxes,
II. Ii. Tea No. IL, 10 lbs bxs,
II. II. Tea No. 10, 80 lbs. boxes,
Finest Japanese Tea in bulk and c~atties,
Comet Oolong Tea,
Tonsmow, Koku Tea.
Half and or. Bbls. Mess Pig Pork.
do. do. new Dried Apples.
New Dried Plums, (excellent,)
Pure Currant Wine, (for invalids,
Fresh Olives, Capers.
Fresh Macaroni, Nermicelli,
Fresh Tapioca and Sage,
Extra Manila Cigars,
Pure Cider Vinegar, on draught,
Good Syrup, do.
Krull's Dairy Butter,
Fresh Corn Meal,
Fresh Wheat Meal,
Best Brands California Flour,
Waikiki Mill Maui Flour,
ASSORTED Crush, d, Loaf and Brown Sugars,
do. Spices and Seasonings,
French and California Mustard,
Tins HOLSTERS, Salmon q Quohaugs.
Tins Little Neck CLAIMS,
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.
3SO3m Al. CARTWRIGHT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-29
ALSO BY THE
Ele n -

LA HA MS (Superior)
w Bologna Sausages,
French Green Peas, 2 Id tins excellent
Swiss Cheese,
boxes Fresh Sardines
Zante Currants in 6 ID glass jars,
Raisins
German Fruit Syrup, bottled
French Wine Vinegar, bottled
French Herb Vinegar. bottled
French Vanilla Chocolate,