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.ENTAL 7NOTICE.-DURING G

~ my absence from Yorkyfle, baye made arrange
with Or. LESLIE OWEN, formerly of Charleston,
10 take charge Of my OFFICE adjoining the ENQUIRER
building where he will be pleased my customers,
as usual He IS gentleman Of much experience In my
line of business and will, doubtless give general satisfac
ton. " w. NJ. WALKER, Dentist.
February 25 =. --.-.s z-..--..,s-'.s-
DOR TAX COLLECTOR
4 have been requested to announce Col ANDREW
JACKSON, asa candidate for the Office OF TAX COL.
LECToR for YORK DISTRICT, at the ensuing election.
September 9 SS
TO R ia x "COLLECTOR.-W E
Il are authorized to announce Capt ]. w. MITCHELL
IS Candidate for TAX COLLECTOR, for York District,
September 30 80 &c.. te*
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IN EQUTTY--YORK DISTRICT:

May ppe5 P7 Fo e"''e' D'' JO7
Edward Rippey, Jr, e. al Of Eaase, Sc. .
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
i EDWARD RIPPEY, IT,, one Of the Defendants in this
case resides beyond the limits of this State. II Is there
fore ON motion Of Williams s. Beatty, Solicitors for
painants odered said absent Defendant do appear
within three months from the publication of this notice,
Decree pro eonfso win then be entered and awarded
against him. WALTER u. METTS,
(S325) Commissioner I'm Equity.
March 9 10 3m -.
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PERSONS IN.

1N DEBTED 10 STEELE & JONES are requested to
close their accounts by NOTE or CASH, with w. p.
THoMASSON, who Is an authorized agent to receive all
monies due US and settle accounts -
This firm was dissolved by mutual consent Angus. 1861
l. NJ STEELE,
Fehruary 3 f..
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LOCAL NEWS.

GEORGETOWN COUNCILS, Jan. S.-Board of
Aldermen-Tne Common Council resolution to
pay to Geo. Harrison, the scayenger, an addi.
,ional $40 per month, was passed; also a reso-
In ion increasing the salary Of the Market
Master SOS per quarter.
The resolution repealng so much of the res
olution OF Jan. 4th, 1868, required the clerk
to charge the same license upon cars as upon
Cmnibuses, was rejected.
A resolution to purchase two stoves and fix
lures for the Council Chamber was passed.
A communication was received from the
Mayor relative TO the erection of q new market
house, and recommending that the erection be
postponed on account Of the high price of ma
teIials. No action was taken.
Mr.. Beall introduced resolution increasing
the salary OF the Clerk OF the Corporation $500
per annum; " hich was adopted.
A Common Council resolution to pay T. A.
LaZenby, Lewis j. Mountz, H. Wingate and
Mr.. Chamberlain certain claims, was passed
Also, a resolution to pay claims OF Isaac
Marshall, supervisor, and Henry B. Walker,
was adopted.
Also, a resolution to pay Brown & Powers
and VIM. Whaien their claims. Adopted.
The clerk OF the Common Council announced
that the board had concurred in the resolution
increasing the salary of the clerk OF the Board
OF Aldermen.
An ordinance from the Common Council,
amending the ordinance passed August S, 1853,
Tit appropriates $780, was passed.
resolution to pay Hugh Oaperton $1,000 for
services as Recorder of Georgetown during the
Adjourned. @Esn
Cons mon Council.-The board met in the hall
Of the custom. house, Congress street. and were
called to order at 7K O'clock last night
Several communications were received and
referred, viz:-From the Mayor-One relative
to the erection of new market, asking the ad-
vice of the boards whether the work should
proceed or be postponed; one relative to the ne
cessity for chimney sweeps, ana recommendin
an in ncrease Of rates, and asking early consid
GRAFTON; one asking appropriation to pay the
account Of the Esening StGr. and the bill Of the
Gas Com pany Tor gas at the station house
The annual abatement of the ,fnaucial con-
dition Of the. town, prepared by VIM Laird
ESQ, clerk Of the Oorpor alton, was presented
and read. II is very lengthy document and
enters into The rninatest details OF receipts aud
expenses. From the statement, II appears that
the town rs In very healthy condition, flnan-
ctally. The total receipts for 1863 announced 70
ei246.s6; e1p<ndituree. &66, i50.57; leaving q
balance or cash on. hand Of 415,e96 d. or the
balance, s2,622 90 belongs TO various special
aCeounts And el0,4s3 % 70 the general fnnd.
The document was highly complimenteab By the
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T'ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
M essage of Governor Andrew, of Ma.sa.


BOSTON, Jan. S.-The annual message of
Governor Andrew was delivered to day It
Is very lengthy. The receipts into the State
treasury In 1863 Were S7,229, 0C0, aud payne nts
Sc, GOO. The total number of men FURNISHED
to the land service by Massachusetts pre- vious
to October, 1863, was rs Cos.
Governor Andrew argues at length in favor
OF recruiting cur wasted regiments on fields
where those regiments have borne the na.lon al
nag with honor, snd in every State which they
nave helped to grasp from rebel usurpation
Every man we might thus induce to Join our
ranks would be one civilian saved to the ma
tionsi industry, one soldier added TO the army
OF Tie Union, one less possible victim OF rebel
con- cripton, and one Union man of the Sou h
enjoying In the form of the Massachusetts,
bounty some compensation for the waste aud
want with which the rebellion had visited him
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lay COOK 81 CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street,

lay COOK 81 CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street, ..r
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES,
V0UcHERs, COIN,
CURRENCY AND EKCHANGB.
We shall continue to sell At PAl
. until further notice,
THE SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
... known as s..
FIVE TWENTIES,
payable lin twenty years, and redeemable At the
date. The unsold balance of this loan is now
Less than One HsndYed Millipns Of Dollars
and sbeing rapidly absorbed by home and foreign
ssms bss os When all tbs
Bonds will, like the "Seven-Thirty" Loan, ad-
vance to q handsome premium. As an Investment
S,x Per Cent. per Annam tn Gold,
tpsyable semi.annualiyJ equivalent. at present
prices of coin, to
Nine per Cent. IN Currency.
SSgRGs st;Ss + ssisi:
and 1 IS bank The books Of
r. e;
These bonds are exempt from all local taxes, and
the Government tax upon them is only one and
hoasr
Circulars are Furnished st our counter, or upon
ffst msy be d. desired eoneesnng this and other Cow
eminent 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.
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ID o BLIC SALE OF LANDS
THE PARISH OF ST. HELENA, BEAUFORT
DISTRICT so TIL CAROfINA

th tSa fGG n,a aa the
section n act eSts act for the cse
States IT. snd er
approx ed June 1897, and of the act amendstory
a %oa@ sne as Smith, TPs %orns asS
liam Henry Brisbane, United States Direct Tax
&c Hss ssS t.. ss
sele will be held at the office of the Commssoners
he Of state
on the Eth day H Of 4, A s
following tract. Or paresis Of land Rf:A tho
ON ST. HELENA ISLAND:
The Marion Chaplin Place; the Daniel Pope Place,
ss SsSsr
ON LADIES' ISLAND:
Bluff Farm, Palmetto Island, the Wisg Place,
Lawn, Fair Lawn, Brietrard the Pine Land Land Pase, o
Laurel L Hill Lucy Point, BSlus Point, Ashdale,
s s Af fss
land will be sod subject to the ri bt Of the United
o1 eV M noSo
ON PORT ROYAL ISLAND:
The Henry Stewart Pisce. spring Hill Otaheite,
the William Perryclesr Place, Qrangsburs, the
tRn Pdse dbs S
Cherry Hill, the Tom BaySri Place, the Haber-
ss pSst Ree Fill a r
Woodland and tie Pine L.nd ira It. except tw"
hundred acres oil the same heretofore rede6m3d
from the tax sale by FredeIi A. Eustis; Harbor
Is st six tracts of land will be sold subject to the
light of the United States to cut and remove the
wood and timber therefrOm without compensa-
tion to the owners. -
The lands to be sold compreht nd in all about
twenty-three thousand acres. Ttey are to be sold
IL diyisi parcels not TO exceed three udred
aud twenty acres To any one purchaser. Said sale
will not be kept oeen longer than sixty days from
the CT mmencement OF the same
And We DO further make known and declare that
the said lands will be set up for sale st dollar
same will not be sold unless the bids advance be-
yoId that sum, AID that " hen any tracts or lots
of land have erected thereon dwelline houses,
barns and otht out houses, the same will be ap-
praised at the cash value thereof ard in case any
Of the said lots tracts land N which the ssid
buildings are erected shsll fail, when offered for
sale 3 aforesaid. to be bid UP to sum equal to
one third part Of ,he appraiseI value thereof the
same will be withdrawn from this sale
publicly mace by them, or BY their authority, ON
Zach marcel or tract ofland offered for SALE such
sum a. they n ay deem eligible. not less than
one third of the appraised value.
Given under our hands, at the town OF Beaufort
aforesaid this 5th day OF December, A. D., 1888.
.tIAdA sMMSSFFRnfra
la HN HENRY BRl61AN1.
q. 8. Direct Tax Com mmisstoners Ter the
de ,e-l..9m Distrieto at eossh 0srolina.
~. HsIslhSHS, sp0%aSssoat e 1e ,.
clT1fksS1Sai 1ffks1aI Z s4tIok1 i1zdE1AI .aI.e
NSkRsliigA Heta lLsss 1sess'ses
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
s..TIMORE ANB OHIO RAILROAD,
GsA@ssl7 So a

- a
On and after Monday January 4th. 1854, daily
trains will be run between Washington and New
orb, and Washington and the West as follows:
FOR 0RPH1LADELPHIA.NE NEW YORK and BOSTON
Leave Washington at so and II 40 4. M. and
sno SOP; NJ. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday,
at s.2e P. n. only. - :
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Washington at 6.3o, 5, and II a. A. NJ,
enc 5 10, so, and 81 2 daily. except Sunday,
On Sunday. att 50 A. M. and s. 10 and 2 20 P. NJ.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washington at 6 81 and so A. M and g. 20
P M. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, at 82O p
COMMUTATIoN TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily, exec pt Sunday, at 4.3Q
.The frst and fourth trains from Washington,
all way points.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Sis, $50 and SOP. NJ. On Sunday, at 4 and $50
A, II. and SIS P. NJ.
COMMUTATION TRAIN
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, At 7.10
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave Washington at 50 A. III. and $40 P, NJ.
Leave Baltimore at 10 A. NJ. and 3EP.M
Trains leaving Washington at 7 80 A. NJ and
so P. NJ, 60 through to New York without
without change Of cars.
For further information, tickets Of every kind
in gton Station, or at the Ticket 0fics.
W. P. SMITH Master of Fransp't'n.
ja4-tf L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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0RDNANC1 oFFIoE, WAR DEPARTMENT
~ WASHINGTON. an. 6. 1854 The folloWine CON
tracts have been awarded for heavy projectiles
5000 Is inch shells 81 90 10 ZACH SLOT and 2O on To-
inch shells, the bids for which were opened on De-
j. 'PsnnccE, loo Is inch Shells Allegheny Arisen.
Psnnoci e.coo 10 inch Shot. ALE shsny Arsenal.
;Jss. Marshan 4 Co., 5000 10 inch Shells, Ale.
ALBRIGHT stroh, 5000 Is inch Shells. New York
r. Terry Jr.,. 10000 10 inch Shot, New York
". starr 900 iO-in sh Shell. New York Arsenal.
J. ", Starr. 1000 10 inch She'll. Washington
.saveEy { Go. 1900 lo-inch Shot. Washington
ssvsry 4 Co., 5000 Io-inch Shell. w.shinst
IlIs 4 Co.. !, 900 Is inch shsn. wassrtown Arsen.
His 4 Co.. 1000 ols inch Shell, watertown Arssn-
Mics. G Ps.t. Co., 5000 10 inch Shot, w..ersovn
Mics. FEstt 4 Co IS 600 lo-inch Shell, Watsr,own
Aift1 f. aevsis Co. aoco lo-inch sAo.. st. Louis
+. Aoaard Z 90 .a.oeo 1o-insh Shell, st. Louis
starbpch Bros, 1000 IS inoh Shell. watervleit
Fuller, Warren 4 Co., 800 lo-inch Shot, Water
vi, nssnt r. W.san ls ,so 10 ii ,h SHOT. Water
sweet. K Kimby 4 Co, 100 Io.inch Shot. Water.
Fuller, warren q 60 1000 Io-inch Shell. Water
seymour 4 watson, 600 L -inah Shell, Water
svest, ouinby & Co., 1000 Io-inch Shall, Water
'''' GEORGE D. RAMSAY.
ja1G Brig Gen., Ohief of Ordnance.
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Factory Rurned

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Jan. S.-The hosiery
and yarn mar ufactory of Messrs Alliuc, at
Birmingham, was burned last night The loss
rs S50,O00, partially insured. An empioyee
named cooper was burnt to death. The es.
adjustment employed three hundred hands
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E.-T.-L8So.-&.

From the army hospitaI-the bloody battle
1sld-the mansion Of the rich and humble abode
Of the poor-from the Office and the sacred desk
from the mountain top, distant valleys ana
far-of islands of the ocean-from every nook
and corner Of the civilized worlds pouring
In the evidence Of the astonishing effects Of
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS. Thou
sands upon thousands Of letters like the fol-
lowing may be seen at our Office:
-r5 RBpsBURY, WIS, Sept 16, 1863.
- have been in the army hospi.
tails for fourteen months-speechless and near.
Iy dead. at Alton, H., they gave me boshs
cf Plantation Bittsrs. Three bottles
restored my speech and cured me. n
O. II. FLAUTE."
SOUTH WARSAW, O., July %, 1869.
- y One young man, who had been
ack and not out OF the house for two years
with Scrofula and Erysipelas, after paying the
doctors over $50 without benefit, has been
CARED by ten bottles of your Bitters. n II
EDWARD WoUEALL."
The following is from the Matron of the
Union Home School for the Children OF Volun-
tseTs 81
HAvKMEYsR MANSION, 57TH STRRRT,}
NEW ORk, August2 1868.
"DK. DRAKE: Yonr wonderful Plantation
Sttters have been given to some Of our little
children suffering from weakness AID weak
lungs with most happy effect One little girl,
In particular, with pains in the head, loss OF
appetite, and daily wasting consum ption, on
whom al! medical skill had been exhausted,
haS been entirely restored. We commeuc ced
with but a teaspoonful OF Bitters day. Her
appetite increased; strength and health follow
I'd y
Respectfully, MRS. D. III. Drvoz."
~ I owe much to you, for verify
saAieve tbs Plantation Bitters have saved nv
lts.
Rev. W. H WAeeoNER, Madrid, NY"
So Thou wilt send me two bottles
more CT thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has
ssen greatly benefited by their use.
Thy friend, ASA CUsRIN, Philadelphia Pa
"n have been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching. 4
- The Plantation BitteIs have cured
REV. Us CATHoRE, Rochester, N. Y"
s~ Send US twenty-four dozen more
Of your Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of
srich are daily increasing with the guests OF
Car house. SYEys CHADWICK & Go.
Proprietors Willard's Hotel Washington, d. O."
"s have given the Plantation Bit
ssrr to hundreds Of oar disabled soldierg 49,. 49,.
thA most astonishing effect.
9. W. ID. ANDREWS.
sucsrinten dent Soldiers Home Cincinnati, O."
ss* The Plantation Btters have cured
ne OF liver complaint, Of which was laid up
pros Esate and had to abandon lay business.
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, O."
80 The Plantation Bitters have cured
ms OF & arrangement Of the kidney and urina-
Ty organs that has distressed me for years. 1t
ACTS Ike charm.
g. q. MOORE, Agent for Colgate d Co.,
2ji Broadway"
DO, 60, &c, DO,
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No Draft in Indiana

lND1ANAPoLIs, Jan. S.-The quota of Indi-
ana has been filled by volunteering. therefore
there will be no draft in this State
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EKlNCh ALMhNACs-1s64.

EKlNCh ALMhNACs-1s64. .,
Ain snsch unatique; rs.
Is Mere 6iscgne Inns mach d. 9 1ufants; ~.
Almsn.cb des 4loires Nstiopalas; IS.
Ain a. ach MAI uel de 10 bonns Cuisine; Is.
kir ansch Mann el de Ia cnieioire; %
Almapsch ChantaLt; rs.
Polieb IL ellie Aim anaeh psrpetuei; Is.
Almanarh du ma in; rs
Ain aDach DIS Danes ct des Demoisellee; 70.
klmspa- b. Manuel de Il Dapse; %.
Alma ps ch dts Victories d. N spnlson III; %.
Alnsr sch des Jspx de Ociste, %.
A)mapaeh h du Bon Ten; rs s.
A)mar ach d, Marsha ands de Wins; 70
Z, AlnaBarb de 10 Q femme; Is. - al -
ln ans cb des Cufiosites Parisiepues; o..
Aims pse IN du Nag % u Pittoresvue; Is.
Almsns Oh d. pU ivers illustrs; IS IS
klmanach dillustrations Modernes; 40.
= Air Oh du v. lsur; Is. ss ---7a.yssa
: AImAI aek de pIlluatrAtion; 30.
Just imported BY
Ny YRANoK TAYLOR.
CARD 1NGRAvIN0,s s1s 9
Neatly and promptly donsby
* f0sHUDeON TAYLOR.
sr6q sf q s, Deokssuss and stsaeaW,
q H-lm K gPr q 6 s3A Pens. avenue.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND
SACRED VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CoNCE7T:
9ed ODD YELLo HAIL,
On SUNDAY svRNING, JAN 10. 1854.
MADAM CECILIA YOUNG inrsoHMAR,
The unrivaIed and celebrated
Mr.. KOPPoTZ,
Together with many other -.
EMINENT PlRFORM1RS,
W:H assist on the occasion.
hotels and at the door Of the hall on the evening
of the concert. tt
GROWERS THE EATER,
PerTsyludnia Auenae, near Willards Rotss.
LAoaAAD u .----- -------- -'Directos'
GREAT BILL FOR SATURDAY.
A Thrilling Five ast Dr ANA, written expressly
'0' anu SsissS KISS cSkAARLorTB II THOMPSON,
The Charming Young American Actress, whose
SUCCESS raw HEARTS OF THE PEOPLE,
Through intrinsic me- alone ST anss unparalleled
in the history of the Modern Drama.
For tie only time positively, win be presented tie
eA''''ns h'fnsn.if aD1fR Rr.%f AND p zrln1A;
TIE OLD TOWER 81 81 oHARlEswooD.
MONDAY EYEN ING. Jan. IL
Last night but three of Miss Charlotte Tn ,mpson
5fSbbs VIE gfLvRa OF
In 'F'DsGJffsf th' FfF,''ips lsS
81
was taken.
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yJ;c: MCGUIRE 1 co.. Auetioneers.

1T g. MILITARY RAILROAD OFFICE,
~ No $50 G sFREE-,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec 10, 1885,
LOCOMOTIVE RNQINES AND DRAILROADIEoE
FOR BALE. =
VIII ,ell, st PUBLIC Auction, at ths Orange and
Aisyandria road Depot in AIexandrie Va op
MEpNEeDAY. the 18th day Of January next
Ten second be I'D Locomotive Engir es, 4 feet 81.
about l.000 Tens OF old Rails. T and o pattern =
80 Oar Wheels .
2tO Car hXles
:. se9 soo :" Wrought Scrap Iron
lot ct steel Springs, sGeet Iron, CO.
Bale to comm at 10 a. N
Terms cash, In Government fumes -
del9 Captain and h
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y0AS e0L?tHHo ?RtHHofhosSk0atHnRs. 4 S0
No arkft Spaee es'Gs e9 sh zsa 9th streets.
swing furnished cur ssrs vssS ha1 .n entire new
stoek IS solso tne T,sat modern Instrum .nts and
hsterls eno SSrAhRed the most appr ed plan,
CUR !saS, tuDder the immediate .upsr vision OF :.
Goldin. long Known to our citizens In tbs Ph 2to
sn6 Yho.ogrsph:, Plain. in Inai. Ink, Water and
on coloIs, rom Miniatures M e Imperial and Lire
speoisi ssssntiOn viii be paid to copying AmDro.
We Fave made sr5enaements with oh.srlss D.
Go PhOtGssaphssssso Ne: Ycyk
Of al the Celebrities q he day, to which We In
viie the attention Of the Public
choise French Albums. Also, Frames Of az sizes
H AUCTION NoTIoE.
business hat Of general Auction and Oommission
Merchant am prepaid TO attend promptly to all
Alsrse and dry basement for storage Of goods for
Os:h advances made on '0n'i fRnsGTssH e sTsH1y
Auesionssr and House FarDi.hsr,,
de 191m 42S 7th at between and Il.
DHRAnTMENWT W.sg,4s1a1 o. AaaIoIt5URa, g 4 bas, ,,.
M rs. ed sSecnsd e s. FIJI
R.rtp spt, eonsIstins oi bon, Moiehssd, Of
tns o sas g. ss sa
viz For investi cations to test the pracucabiiity
Of cultiyAting and preparing fax and hemp as .
substitute for cotton. twenty thousand dollars )"
having met and, after several days investgs ton
OF the subject, believing that further and fuller
notice Of their invsstiS Sations might produce
valuable results adjourned to meet again on We'd
nesdsy. the sh day sf February next, 1T u O'Clock
n, and request all persons Interested Ia the distri-
button of this apr opriation anxious to develop
the subject for the public good to send to this De-
Hemp and Flax In the differ ent stages Of prepara.
tion, Of the fbrss and fabrics pre- epa.sd By taem,
oesses N. and the cost of in soh
also descriptions OF the kinds and cost Of achiu
all information that may be useful to the 0ommis
sien.
gent distribution can be made ---.
del6 dtd ISAAC NlWTON, Commissioner.
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" HIDE9l
w I'LL Be sold at Auction, every WEDNESDAY
and sATURpAf. at II O'CLOCK o. m. at ths Wharf.
foot OF fiIth street, all tao HIDES TALLOW s.,
that may be on land Of Cattle daughter outside
q the limits of the District of Columbia, and
shipped to this point for such disposition.
the time of eale O. BHfI,
del5-im Lieut. Dol. and O g. ".
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BOARDING.
DENTISTRY.

.sf i DENTISTRY.
GREAT DIsCOvIBY IN DENTISTRY.
Teeth Ert, acted ,sittox Pain ,oiM ths Mxhriss Of
- H. Oxygen. ~
ronld % advise Al Al persons having teeth 70 az
snd snd hsvs.s have them taken out BY this new
s.smine the Dccter's new and i'm
pro po0ys1 @ msth4a OF iosertins Artiaeiel Teeth y
you viii have them In other style than this new
snd ss vain sble one. No. 242 Pa. avenue, Between
18th and 18th streets ttF -
nc l3 81 LEVIN n. D.. Dentist
M TIE III. .-.
~. LOOMS, n; D., the Inventor and Patentes
Of the MIHERAL PLATE TEETH. at <zSA
tends personally at his ofhcs In th il 6e@K
city: Many per sons can wear thseetiIYfYYH
teeth who cannot wear otherA. and ro N--A
person can wear others WI cannot 1esr these.
Persons calling at my OH e oaE be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they AZ desre,
but to those who particular and wish the purss
elssnest. strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATA will be
Rooms II this city.-No. 1885, Pennsylvani. avenue
between sth snd 10th streets Also, 2O7 Arch st.,
fb1laoel Dn1s. MARI 1v
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong
the languia brilliant, and are exhausted ma
sure's great restorer. They are composed Of
tae celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen,
Sassafras, Roots, Herbs, &C., all preserved in
perfectly pure st. Oroix Rum.
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8.-T.-1,96o.-<.

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with
weakness, lassitude, palpitation OF the heart,
lack OF appetite, distress after eating, torpid
liver, constipation, &c, deserve to suffer il they
viii not try them.
They are recommended by the highest medi-
cal authorities, and are warranted to produce
IA ismediate beneficial effect They are exceed
tnsly agreeable, perfectly pure, and harmless.
NoTIoz.-Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is
swfndler and imposter. We only put it up In
our log cabin bottles. Beware OF bottles rehlled
with imitation deleterious stuff, for which sev.
sral persons are already in prison. See tha
srery bottle has our United States Stamp over
the cork, and signature on steel plate side la
beis.
Ssld by respectable dealers throughout the
nahitable globe.
p. III. DRAKE & CO.,
o4n 202 Broadway, n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-09

AN HIDE@HIDEB,
lAL Be sold At Public Auction. on ever.
NEbS EEpAT knd SATURDAY, at IL e'oloakf
a., ef fae Wharton Sixth street, Wash:astoE a.
sale.
Ternas s:sh. 1. Treasury notes. 10 BE- paid 81 :st
nomenI OF SAis, &. BELL,
10 Fuhron.E IT Col. and O. g. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-09

p UssIAN WAR-The mort magnificent Scenic
~ and Mocha ical Exhibition in the world. wi /
Be Se on e, ni6ition ct Odd Feliows' Hall EVERY
NlGHI THlS WEEK. The representation Of
Battle Scenes Naval E1sagsnents Bomba ardmants,
Storms on Land and Sea-, with terrific lightning
Storms, fearful Ixplot ions. Confsgrations, BE-
&c; are so true to nature that it il almost
siele to believe that they not real
Doors open st 7; exhibition commences quarter to
8. Admission Is cents; reserved seats 81 cents
grand afternoon exhi ition on Saturday at three
O'Clock ia 7 9ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-09

NARINI's DANCING ACADEMY,
ly1 At Odd Feli0pS' Hall Tn ST., bet. D and E.
Prof. MARINI's second quarter win com "a
menee on Tharsday. Jan. 7th 1854 Days and ~
hours Of tuiti On for young ladies' misses and EaA
masters Tuescsys and Thurss ays from tolss.4s
81 n. For gentlemen frop,s to 1op. m, same eve;
nirRs. For particulars apply at his residence 1873
T street, between 9th and 10th. ja4Iw@