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ga JAMES q. ToPHAh 4 Co's ExySm
TRUNK, SADDLERY,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT
MANUFACTORY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
- SOC va
sFVBETH sTEE1f.
o.t Bsor North Of Odd felloSs' HaI,
Where ,sey ecntinne 10 man ufsetrrs and Law
80 ssGe large and hne xseor tn ept Of
sKUEKs. vALIsEs,
TRAVELLING BA6s,
EAppLIs. HAKrBse.
EoRsE COVERS.
I1IIABY RoRsR EeUlFMINrs.
ewCRp HELTs.
EAvBKsACEs, wHIPs,
BITS. sPUAs.
dc. dc. &e,
AT Low PRfcBs.
h1PAIRIEe.
+rtrls, xe., repaired promptly .Da thoroughly.
THREE sILVER MEDALS
IWtroeo ry tbe MetTiAuo 1Hsutute Of beltihOse,
Cetober Stat, Is6s; also, the highest premium. Q
h,tpze medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics
JIrt5tute Of wsshin ston. D. O., in lSs7.
sole AGENTS
Pc, Fist-iet OF Columbia sod AIe1sndria, Va for
FEANK kILLIR's
CELEFHATEB PREPARED
EARNIss GIL.
Aerf rurplied ST the Ioveet
httly FACTORY PRICES.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-02-11

once, ON COlOma street.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-02-11

tin boz soldered down. <WHzg eSa8dN
be4 Mr.. Latimer got . ssrdine- knlie;
/ I'D s;vv;-.ss u 49,, As-''-t' .'s-'r,v'aSiA
I was full of paper. A further saareh de-
closed FIVE thousand pounds 10 elesely
wedged bank notes. One thousand
pounds worth we're labelled, Jane = an.
other thousand, 'Frederick';a third thOue
sand, Willy; fourth thousand, ADoVa';
Q fi(th thousand, Tot On many OF them,
there were crumply blisters, as il q tear
or two bad fallen on the paper. A
How can describe the joy and gTati-
tude Of the good people how Mr.. LAti.
mer kissed Mrs. Latimer, then all the
children; and how the children danced
for Joy, and blessed dear Uncle Godfrey.
v. An IMPORTANT ATTER-THoUGHT.
Two days after this, q tsll. neatly dress
ed skeleton Of man presented himself at
the Office Of Messrs. Fox and Shekell.-
He was shown into Mr.. Fox's private
room.
Mr. Fox said he, 4 am File, Of the
firm Of File and Rasper, Clements Inn.-
Latterly, we did the greater past Of the
late Mr.. Dodson's business, as dare Say
you know. have here will of the de-
ceased, three years later than the one in
your possession. 1t was properly signed
and attached in the presence of myself
and partner. 1t is dated, you see, the
February Of last year. The deceased died
10 October
In this will, so tardy in turning up. the
deceased had left all his money to the
Latimefs; and all his china, etchings, &C.,
to the Fitzsimmonses- subject, however,
to q payment of ten years arrears Of rent
for the chambers in the Adelphi, and sew.
eral large donations to orphan asylums
The residue-only ETA, ss, 4d.-was
paid to indignant Mr.. Fitzsimmons, who
heaped bis feeble spite upon the memory
Of the late Godfrey Dodson, Esq,
VI SMILE. "a'
my dear Jane said the Rev. Mr.. Lat.
inner, the other night, laying down . book
on The Caret Country, that he had
been reading-for he has given up catsup
Rand logwood now, and is curious in his
wines-T have found out an excellent
smile for Uncle Godfrey. When q vine
yard proprietor wants to get specially
good Clos Vougeot, he places the wine
out night after night in the frost. This,
by degrees, crystallizes all the watery
part Of the wine in the outer crust, which
is daily removed and thrown away. The
real soul and essence of the wine, how
ever, remains in the center, in an unfro-
zen kernel, which is highly valued. In
Uncle Godfrey's heart, my love, there was
boarded up,n the same manner, the purer
essence, far, far from the outer crust Of
ice,'
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-02-11

MINISTERIAL ACCOUNTS AT THE GREAT
DAY.-A divine in the former part of the
last age was preaching before an associa.
tion Of ministers, and in order to quicken
their regard to the principal end and mo.
tive from which they acted, pointed them
to the last day Of judgment; and having
brought in Christ, the judge, as taking
his place on the throne, he then repre-
sented him rs calling ministers to an &C.
count, examining how they had preached,
and with what views they had discharged
tho work Of the ministry.
What did you preach forP' Il preach.
ed, Lord, that might keep good living
that was left BY my father, Of one hun.
dred and fifty or two hundred pounds per
annum, which, if had not entered into
orders, had been wholly lost to me and
my numerous family Christ says to
him, Stand by, thou hast had thy 70.
ward
The question is put to another, 'And
what did you preach forg' He answered
Lord, was applauded as learned
man, and | preached to keep up the rep.
utation Of an excellent orator and an in.
genious preacher Christ's answer to
him likewise was, Stand thou by, thou
also hast had thy reward
The Judge puts the question to the
third, 'And what did you preach for P'-
Lord says he, Il neither aimed at tho
great things of this world, though I am
thankful for the conveniences OF life which
thou gavest me, nor did l preach that 1
might gain the character Of a wit, or of .
man of parts, or Of fine scholar but
preached in compassion to souls, and to
please and honor thee; my design in
preaching was, Lord, that I might win
souls to thy blessed majesty Upon this
the Judge called out, Room, men room,
angels Let this man come and sit with
me on my throne, rs am set down with
my Father on his throne; he has owned
and honored Me on earth, and will own
and honor him through all the ages Of
eternity
The result Of all this was, that the
ministers went home much affected, re.
solving, through the help of God, they
would mind the work Of the ministry
more, and look better to their aims and
ends than ever. [Chris'ian Miscellany.
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The UNcHARITABLE CuRIsTIAN.--The
uncharitable Christian-what an anoma.
ly The follower of the Prince of Peace
promoting discord how strange Those
who profess to make the cause of Christ
their great care, and the spread of the
Gospel their chief labor, acting SO as to
retard the progress Of religion, and bring
Christianity into contempt! Those who
confess themselves sinners by nature and
practice, debtors to Gods mercy, needing
His forbearance every day, unwilling to
extend TO others the forgiveness which
they believe they have, and still hope and
expect TO receive! Those who believe
themselves Christians, while lacking the
essential grace Of Christianity (Cor. 13),
liable themselves to err. yet refusing to
look Ieniently upon and forgive the faults
Of others; protesting to love enemies, and
cherishing hatred against brothers and
sisters in the church by profession
friends of Peace, yet stirring up strife -
The uncharitable Christian what . con-
tradiction Of terms What mass efin.
congruities bis characterl Is it stVdnRe
that while such inconsistencies ere Ob,
servable in the lives Of acknowledged
Christians in q community, that there
the progress Of Obrist's cause is stayed,
and in6delity and skepticism increasel
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-02-11
GENERAL AGENCY
AT REESE RIVER

r WILL ATTEND TO ANY BUSINESS intrusted
i to me, such as the collection Of debts, buying
and selling real estate buying selling locating and
paying assessments mining interests, and fur
nishinR information Of general or Npecisl ehArac-
teRs faithfully and promptly.
Inevs1a1 Austin, Lander Comfy, NJ.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-02-11

HOWEVER, III the world mar have gsAe,
the roses still blow and the thFsisS Still
sing 10 II. = --aAssi7 sasiIaz a.-
BARTER not the beGutifals siss kasias.aA
Starved nan Ixc66dS. 5zEs ss
War DO We SER SES "a.
juries. Where do we. tsnd Il frssb 3nses.
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professional Garns, 1tr.

MA. HAMILTON,
ATTORNEY AND COCNsELoR.AT-LAw,
Notary Public, and Commissioner Of
Deeds for Nevada,
oFFICE-In DonAhue's building, opposite the
Theatre, Pikcerville. jAnln6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VIA he or MOTTO bt-that S the question"
Whether to suffer with mental anguish,
Feverish lips, cracking pains, dyspepsic asenies.
And nam eess bodily suffering,
From want Of nerve and usfounded prejudice;
Or, whether with sudden dash,
Jump into the general current,
Seize a bottle of PLANTATION BITTRR5.
And, as Gurther swears. be myself man again.
Three months it is since thus 1 thought,
And poke. with faith exceeding weak,
But Gunther said my eyes were ssliow.
My village hsggsrd. my breath tremendous bad
My disposition trc ub esome-in fact,
He gently limited was fast becoming
Quite q nuisance. and strongly insisted
And it was thus I reluctantly yielded.
Four bottles now beneath my vest have dlsap-
pesred.
Friends say changed man now is Jones:
My food has relish, my appetite Is keen,
My step elastic, my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds avordupois, is added to my weight,
gentle hint. followed before too late
Quite gratifying to the tailc as we'll as Dr. Drake
oh e-lw
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THE HORRORS OF INDIGESTION.

You complain of your stomach. NC fortuu ate dys-
peptic; but ought not your stomach to complain
ofycu9 Possibly the pangs you eadurs are smpy
the stomsoh's method of taking revenge upon you
for neglecting and abusing it. Perhaps you have
never made effort to ina prove its condition, but
on the other hand are continualiy crammin itwith
unwholesome and iacongruous food. Have you
ever tried HosTE1TER's STOMACH BITTERs a proper
diet and regular meals? The Bitters in week
would put your digestive apparatus in perfect o.
der, regulate the low of bile in accordance With the
laws OF health, and produce just 80 much sperent
action as would be necessary for your good; snd
when you were once all right, judicious and reg
ular dieting, with a little of the Tonic now and
then, would keep you so. If you have neglected
these cans of cure, don't blame your stomach for
its rebellion 1t is merely natures hint that she
wants help. II you neglect it, the next thing may
be Ipfiam alton. or scirrhus Cancer, some other
violent and dangerous disease. There is such O
thing as being too late in these matters. HOSTEL
rER's BITrxRs will cure Dyspepsia; hut Dyspep-
STA may engender diseases which defy all restora-
tivss. fe 4-2w
SpRE REMEDY for Chills and Fever. Ayer's
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IMPROVEMENT oFw AsH,naros-EdttorS ta-: /

IMPROVEMENT OF W AsHINaroN-Editor Sta-:
Opposite the Louvre at Paris is a long row OF
beautifully constru 1ted buildings, extending
for many blocks along the principal street of
the city. These buildings comprise several
large and weil-arranged and furnished hotels,
with large courts and fountains in their Genre:
Also, several large public halls and suits OF
rooms are arranged for families. which can De
rented, furnished or unfinished, for month,
year CT term OF years They are ouilt OF stone,
and correspond in the style Of their architec.
ture. The second story projects beyond the
first, which is used for stores, and 1t is sup.
ported by large stone pillars or arches, leaving
covered pavement between them and the
stores.
These blocks of buildings, which add greatly
to the beauty Of the street running by the En-
peror's residence, were built by large COM
cities. The same plan could appropriately BIZ
carried out on Pennsy vania avenue, in Wash
ington, between the National Capitol and the
Presidents Mansion. Capitalists Of Washing
ton, Baltimore, Boston and other cities could
join together. and in the above manner enrich
themselves and beautify the appearance OF the
principal street in the most distinguished city,
and of the most general interest in the nation.
Besides, large and elegant hotels, with large
courts ana sparkling fountains in their centres,
with heavy columns and balconies in front,
and with an entrance to drive through, after
the style OF European hotels, suits OF we'll
arranged rooms could be prepared for the use
OF congressman, and commodious halls and
stores brilt for general use. The public build
ines in Washington merit the admiration OF
the world. and the Capitol cannot be surpassed
by any European structure of its character;
but the private property presents an Inferior
appearance in contrast, and there is need OF
some such undertaking above mentioned to
make, at least, the private property on the
principal street correspond with the massive
buildings constructed by the Government.
The building up and improvement of the
private property OF Washington is something
that should interest all Americans, so that the
entire city may present finished and elegant
appearance Therefore, a company formed of
capitalists from different parts of the country
to aid in the general Improvement OF the ma
tons capital could not be Objectionable
ULRICH.
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In the city Of Georgetown, D. O., January 18th,
10 s. by Rev. Daniel Bowers, Lieat EDWARD L
LAMBIE. of said D. c., and Miss JOANNA z.
MASON, ell lest daushte of Col. Larkin D. Mason,
of South Tamworth, New Hampshire.
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DIE D,

Or the morning of tn ell Oth ms ant, JOHN VAR
DEN, in his 18th year.
HIS fuuersl will take place from the Methodis t
Protestant Church, 9th street west on sunday. the
18th instant, at half past two p. NJ, whore the
relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend fe l@-2tf
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ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

MONS. pEMoNaEoT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN
DRESSER tales great pleasure in In torming the
ladies' and gentlemen he has Just received the IA
test Paris Fashions for the present season, aud s
new ready to Gil every order. Mons. Demongeot
il the only person in the city sf Washington hsr-
ing thorou xh knowIedg e of bis bust ness in which
be is en- gagged H is prepared to give satisfaction
to ali who win honor him witt call fine stock
of Hair Oils, Pom, ae, and every kind of Toilet
Articles &c. &c, constantly on hand oriers fox
Dyeng and Dressing should be sent in the pre-
free of charge NJ Demongeot is partner Of
house in Paris, Rue Rumeau. No 4, kept by his
that occasion he will take every commission given
to Tim for Paris any order IN France
CAN at DEMONGEOT'S Human Hair ana PER
fumery Store. corner of and 10th streets, near
the Avenue, ia itn
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFyER NUUN ANp TO NOR ROW
GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctiouesrs.
CaANCERY SALK-

CHANCERY SALE
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
equity. passed ON III tfe nth dsv OF pscemssr. Isa
in s csuse wherein John T Gross IA com D stnsnt
pSop. vii. or s4' f ~ DAY Of FeSrusry ISIS sell
AZ use snsti:p OF the premises at "ss Ia
.itu.te in the city OF Washington in said District,
soas Is to say psrs of lot SIX 70, IN
ts47 tie same being the south twenty fact front
on Firth street eat Of said q numbered six o. IN
the dep'hof said lot, one hundred aud dve (,Osl
months. bearing interest, to bssecursd to the .at
the privilege of paving al ia cash.
Stamps and S1SoS T.,:, cost
ja 10 2aw3wads GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auct
~ THE ABovEsALR ~ posrpoNEpoN Ac-
count Of the weather, until FRIDAY, tn. tth in
slant, same hour and place, BY order OF the Trus-
feb 7-dads GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Aucts.
pYW. LEWIS. Auctioneer.
ID No. 3O7 Pennsylvania avenue.
THIS EVENING. at 7 O'Clock at Store. Fanny
G"cas BSHss gs":os5sYah Album, stSs9nssy
cs'ins Pens Rtf B. hEsrs g. 1s:s
RY W. B. LEWIS CO. .Auctionesrs.
- No. S07 Penn'a avenue.
r Ynrpitsrs: Beds AMI Bsdaas Pianos: ,.rss
tiers, Places CsstOrs, one eight feet Counter,
Plate GLASS 81 yer Plated Frame &c &c Sale on
j. fsSiss d. s sss:
lkYwM.L. WALL q co ,Auctiopeers.
- WASHINGTON HnTSe and Carriage Ba zadr,
80 La. sv, bet tth and 10th SITS.
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS.
On SATURDAY MSofsNffSsG 18th instant, at 10
O'clock We will sell At tre B1zssr, number of
Sadule, Carriage and Work Horses. full de-
scription at sale eomprising ahnut-
FIFTY HOR=ES.
ALSO.
large number Of work and Saddle Horses.
pair Horses, Wagon and Harness.
Zine Family Horse. Buggy and Harness
ALSO,
A large assortment of New and Second- han
Buggiss. Rockswsys, Carriages, Wagons, and
other Vehicles
ALSO.
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, &c.
Resular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always on hand.
ALSO.
Turning Lathe. IA feet long. with tools for turn
febs WML WALK CO.. Aucts.
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RY GREEN i WILLIAMS. Auctionser.
TWO STORY BRICK MOUSE. WITH PRAMR
BACK BTILDTNGr ANDIOT, ON cd STREET,
kETWEEN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND d ST,
6n MONDAY, the 9th Of February. st4 O'Clock
p m ia front Of the premises, Se shall sell the
above named property. being part Lots and s. in
Square So. Wi improvements. which consist Of
nice brick residence,
Terms: One half cash: balance in six AMI twelve
months secured by deed of trust on tie prem
Uses.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
ia 81 eod% DIS GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
eyTHEA BOyEsALEI POS fPoVEDUNTIL
TUESDAY the l4th instant. same hour and place.
feIO GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY J. O. MCGUIRE i co.. Auctionsers.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. AND STABLE PIX
TURDS. Ar PUBLIC SALE
On MONDAY MORNING February l3 at ii
O'Clock, at the Stable street, Between 9th AMI
7th streets. We shall SELL
Bay Msre-"Katy Darlipgi-5 years old, 15}s
bands high; very fast
Work Horses
fire and nearly new Close Carriage, made by
Beckhaus & Algeirs. fhiladeiphis
ssets Double silver plated Harness
lopsn Busgy, hair spr ns' Cutting Boxes Feed
Terms: Sltn and under, cash; over that sum, one
third cash. the balance a credit of two and four
months, Endorsed notes bearing interest.
feb 9.d ]. G. MCGUIRE Il co Aucts
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GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS!

GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS
Just received from the New York Auctions
I0l pieces yard wide COTTON. at 26 aud 81 cents
% do 81 Pillow Case COTTON, NJ 6U cents
20 de Ga, ga, "a and lG-4 SHEETING, very
CALICO at %. % and 30 cents, fast colors
DELAINES at A. cents
White Cotton FLANNEL, 80 cents
Do All Wool do so cents
TABLE LINEN. only 81
Black and White BALMORALS. cheap
HOOP SKIRTS, $50
CORsETS. only $i75
COATS COTTON. s. 80 dozen
CLARK COTTON 90 cents a dozen
LADIES' HOSE, 80 cents
Cheap LINEN HANDKERCHIkFS
IRISH LINEN; c e9 RRSwN oorroNs
Csii earIyi BENJAMIN NEWMAN,
leo 443 7th street. near G. st.
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IlYJ G MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT MAR

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VAUANT LUT NHdk
THE CAPITOL.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. Feb. a 1875: a.
trust, dated August L. 1854: and duly recorded
among the land records for Warrington count
ID c.. lthall sell part of Lot No. e. in Square No:
68t. fronting on Delaware avenue between ana
streets north beginning for the SAID part 81
raid original lot (4) on the northwest corner OF
DeIswar- avenue, aud running a. right ana ss
With said avenue sastwardiy log feet theme. south
80 feet 10 inches, thence west q feet thence par
allel with the north line Of said lot westwardiy to
Delaware avenue lS2 feet inches, thence north
wardly on Delaware avenue n feet "A inches to
the place of b. ginning, containing 400 feet more
or less.
Terms cash
''N'e STEER, Trustee.
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MARRIED.,

Sure REMEDY for Chills and Fever. Aver
Agps Cure never fails. feb 4lw
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NEwToN's GOLD PENS for only one dollar
at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pa. ave.
near AZ st. .~ Ieo-4'*
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IA 2I-2awHds J. q. HCT UIhk !" U".
limited STATES MARsHALS sALR.

In virtue OF writ of feri facia, issued from the
Clerks Office of the Su prsme Court of the Dstrict
of Colum ba. and to c,e directs ! riil sell; 81
day of February next, 1865, at IL O'Clock m, 10
FRI mt of the Court Houss door of said Csunty al
to the Lot No. h. in square No 6H, in he city 81
Warrington. D. c.. be ing the interest in SAID
Henry Fisfds. and will he sod to satisfy tudicisis
No liz, Supreme Court, D. in favor o, Ssmusi
ION gsd u. 8. Marshsi, d. q.
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WANTS..

shsSs sess gss
Kirkw GOD House. fe 10 St.
WAKTED-A smart GERMAN Roy, about II
s,ss we. vi Be sivsn emo 1ppI5 3 Is fniIIe
WANTED;1;A medium. sized nrst, class 40 USE;
Box 500, Washin gson POST ONCE. fe |, at
AHNdThtap.eiop, It the Ist of milk
ried man nd hesTa G s1Ess siysP Road
fe 1o-eotMarI IL miles from Georgetown.
and Bo fn1 and
m Me seet oor
preferred. Address e" room "A 2 O. Depart
WANTED-At the Bait more Depot, on @ st
w between lst street ana New Jersey avenue, at
the Oyster Saloon alon gside of J Waldshai liners
derstsnds doing pastry AID tending to store.
fe le-2t"
WAN1l1..T1O COED sAaEsMEN T. DRY
w man sEkV ANT eIsL mo No other SSss ED o %;
ply-540 street, near 8th st. fs 9.at'
WANTED,--,By yoang DsrsoD, ., sIT q ON =,
the linen ros N. Address Box "a. Star Office. fec
T9 RESrA LOT
send dn answer ss'H S to Bog iG5 POST once
WANTED TO RINT-A HOUSE containing 8
Please address House" Box III Post once.
stating location and terms. fe 9-5tE
and Gs CAT # G42FH
sPd e Ne 4,s
WANTEb-on or ,fore March LIST. BY gentle
w men. in the Departments. two cemfortable
ROOMS il possible with i,hsd BoARD be-
references given il required. Address. W. G.
MILLER, No. 800 street. fe9 3s-
WANTED.A WHITE MAN fer Sol iTsmsn il :
w seamstrs or do ii : hi work can come we'll
eHsb Please ses tt once the
WANTED-!A smart, active BOY, about ffteen
WELL so nESDERsoS' No. SCI 4G Snth al
tNANTED-0n or before March 4tb, HOUSE
attached, and within miles of tn, War nepsrt
EiR S sssr ess given Address
WAMTEp TO PURoHAsE- DWELLING
streets streets Address Box 1S, House of Re sp
nRY GOODS SALESMAN WANTEO-A single
- man, well acquainted with the District trade
sast sf and PIT sSeFa BROTHER
FARMER AND GARDENER WANTS A
n PLACE-He has a family. and can give the
ployed him. Apply at No. ~ Louisiana avenue,
fec fes cost PAnN VI N'A"'DD. J. F. oALLAN.
w 500 900 LADIES MORE,
Who want the new style of Col ar, to bring their
Swiss Muslin, &c, to VIM PRINCE'S Stamping
aud Fluting cot. ISL r street, and get them
fIuted Prince has two ma hines made expressly
for Quilting Ladies' Ruff eR aithont the of
&c and are the only machines here to do such work
feb3-
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-by an Officer. q.
w g. Army, with wife,, child and servant,
BOARD two Rooms and accommodation for ser
want: None but highly FCs.spestabie person need
SNET NURSE WANTED. Apply to DIR W p.
w JOHNSTON. No. A 90 7th street, between the
hours of and m. and IL and p m. None need
apply unless willing to leave the city for q few
months nov Is
REER SKINS WANTED The Subscribers will
at their BucksEin Glove Mandatory, los High
street: Georgetown, D. G. -
nov l6-tf kAMSBURG Il EBERT.
WANTEp-sEOOND HAND sURNITURB
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING, and HOUHIFURNIsHINGG GOODS ofevery
description. b. BUCHLY, 400 7th street,
}e8-H between @ and b. east side.
GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS!
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-10
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together with . collection Of .supssrhly Bound
royal Svo and ato.. copies of Shakespeare. Ryr n.
Moore. and other Poets Histories Of the United
in Turkey Morocco. Anti que aud Psnnelei Sides,
sprinkled. Plsin. and Embossed Gilt Eises, aad
III handsome finish.
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