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CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints.
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excresences, &c.
successfully treated by DIR. White, Surgeon
ChiropOdist, &24 Penn. av.. between n and stb
streets. Office hours from s m. to D. m,
and to 6 p. m.
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ORDERED TO LEAVE THE CIrY.-Last week
officer Coomes and Harrigan arrested Joh, r
MclIonne II and Richard Burr, on Suspicion of
IObbIbg passengers on the trains bet ween mi.
city and Richmond They Were committed 10
obtain the evidence they wanted to identity
the parties with the alleged robberies, they
were released from custody and escorted to the
cars by officers detailed for the purpose and
sent of TO their homes In New Jersey.
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o.
NATIONAL THEArRR-r.asf ma,inee of the
season tomorrow afternoon, when the play Of
sine Strsreer" and the farce Of sdy Neigh
eors Wife" will be performed y ~ -
OPP FELLows' HALL.-A grand lconcsrt
Thah kseiS ing night, for the beaefit OF the
Conreh and Schools OF the Immaculate Con-
Nxw MARKsT HALL, g EoRoRrowH.-Unioue
enteIthnmsntby the Amateur Ethiopian Min,
sueis tomorrow night - . = .
WAtHISaToN CITY GARDRH.-Grand bali
and picnic by the Young United Club 70 NOR
Tow, dancing 70 commence at O'Clock d. m,
ana 20 Kept mp until morning. aiy.pw
HORSE STRALIEo-Froperfy Recovered and
me supposed Thisf Commtfted.-Mouday night,
SCOUTS o'clock, MI John A. Sopef, Of Prince
Georges county, Nd, rode 10 Bladensbure to
make some purchases, and when in the store
some thief rode on with his mare. fine young
animal, valued at $500. Yesterday morning,
Mr, Soper went TO police headquarters and
teiegraphed TO the various precincts, offering
reward of S2S for his mare, In the mean.
time friend of Mr.. Soper went with oficer
Noss TO Wallis bazaar, and recovered the ami
nal, and arrested Charles Smith, cotored. for
stealing Smith said he gave SOS the night be-
lore for the animal, TO a man on the street but
MI Soper said he saw Smith in BIadensburg
aoout the time the mare was stolen. Justice
Morsell committed Smith to awaitsa requisi-
TOE from the Governor Of Maryland.
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AUCTION SALES.
RI hAGLE 4 co., AuetiOsssrs.

= NNst oeettsn~Cfr.
oyEEy DIsInABLl HOTEL ron SALE.
s A. q ,s.!: Ss,:i
Z ,a as,sd ~ s.I ron and s,.ek q Vine. .aa
Rs.t ,sry low .Soat 3 SO Per snssn. With PRIV.
s 81 s sf. :. rs. 1::,: t,sh s:1. e
SSSs man a shS:.sf s,ssT'uni for an enter
Fer i.rrSsr cal =, Tn. premise. or ss
our no s y No. .ss Pss,s,lss.,s s,sous
ri THoe. BOWLING. Ases. ;oeorssto.p.
H9UslHoLl FgnsITgRs, FARMING IN
kfAaI And HIfsiss. SSooEwH COW. a.. &c car AZ
On TkipsY MORNING. n.,.rn., a. :, =.
O'Clock viii cell At :aresaseec %. rs.;d..o o
Of Gen. Q. Alexssder, GsorEeto~u Heighss oo
eli q Is: p.rsss:i 1s sss 60.
sonsistine Of large assortment Of Hou.eheld ana
l.niIy 0.Iri.ss snd asTnsss; leo Sass.i. Pot.,
csE s.a fs . S,Ai 1% S5
]: "a :s.'s & 81. '; rsS: Dou,,,o 49,.
Ky GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auctione.rs.
Vh h6T. sIIs sTSss FRIck HOUSE AND
iSfa srkSnTs Sss sr" Al rs hals s Hsp
On FRIDAY, the sth instant, q. I. o'sl,et,
m We ssssl sell on the Premises. part Lot No :.
e nps sssk e good sssh WITH tie
With fne easement. having tns saloon s.rlor..,
dintnR-r bed chambers. snd vide hall and
, .eoIs Oh me square OF ground Contemplated Cor
Terms One halfcash: balance In six ana t~el,.
deed Of trnsi on the pre sssre' sod ey
and revenue stamps 1t the cost Of the purchnser
no2ed GREEN WILLIAMS. Auct..
RI GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auotiooeer..
EXInksIyE sale OF REApYMApE oro.
THING, ON PkhkA AVE-. Between is,S sns
G 2Sth streets west; 2, PGelie Auction.
Der n ntst: =, clock and Containing every
B,ses BBrosdeloth and Dress and Overcosts
Cashmere Bushes, Coats, Pants and Vests
Youths and boys Clothing
A fine assortment of Gents; Furni.bins e,ooa. =,
every cescri ptiOn "
ne I'D GREEN WILLIAMS. Auct..
RF GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneer..
PUBLIC SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF FAT
CATTLE, MiLCH COWS, Work Oxen, Farm
horsss, Hog; Reaper ana Mower. Insersoils
Carts, Hay and Corn, lot Of WOOD and !. las
Assortment Of Farming InpIements, &c, &C,
On MONDAY, the Sd day OF Deoemhsr. a., 10 och
the resdenee Of fbeodore s..Ssl s Re vii ss .
f,S@ sss on NE Ms,eOIoueh road two miles
ker, the following stock and other personal prop
Thirty seven Head OF young, fat Cattle AMONG
them some hne Mich Cows and i've yoks n
superior Oxen
Eight good Farm Horses
Twenty Hogs
Two Patent Hay Presses. one never used
Buckeye combined Mower and R@aper
one Two Horse and three -Four Horse Wagons
with box and wood bodies ano Hay carriages
Two Or Carts al q one Horse Cart
Two Spring Market Wagons and Harness
Two Carriages and one Rockswsy. with sin gle and
Double Harness
Fifty Tons q Hay
Two hundred Barrels Of Corn, with large lot Of
FODDER and shucks
Fifty Cords of Seasoned Oak Wood
TIVE dozen h lot led sash and Boxes for same
Toe ether with general and large assortment of
Ploughs, harrOws, Wagon Gear and Farming
Utensils
Especial attention Of farmers, butchers, and era.
ziers 10 called this sale. hich will be psstiye
We will commence punctually Of 10 O'Clock 70
enable US TO nnish in one day.
flag nesr GOOD Hope will deeisnat the farm.
Terms cash,
no Is I'd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DIED..

WILL, On the morning of the 18th inst, Mrs
Funeral will take place from his residence,
northwest cerner sth and streets, on Fridsy
queeted 60 be present.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.



NATIONAL THEATEK.-- TO. ntght phy. soers
axe offered great treat, rs Mr.. Jefferson v,,I
Appesr in his. celebrated impefsopatiou Of
=" Caleb Plumner," in Bourcicauirs dramati
zateG Of Dickens' beautiful Christmas storv
- Lot, or the Cricket on the HearIh,". and aisc
as .''Go.ishrly." in The very amusing farce
--Isend me Five ShilIings." III
MAsoNlC HALL -Thtrd select soiree or ,ha
Aoracadabra As soeiation thiseyeninv.
ODD PILLOWS HALL.-Girand Thanksg,xinr
oSIl CT the Washington Circle, Fpni.n Broth,
ernooo, This evering. Senator MORRISON and
other prominent Fenians are expected to b..
FORREST HALL. GeorgetownGFirst grand
ball OF the American Eagle Associstion To-
night. a-.- ~
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yarn Frat
Grand ball of Liberty Lodge, No. 6. Knights of
Pythias, this evening -
CHUkcH OF The EPfPHANY, q street.-the
Suuohary and musical soiree this evening for
Densnt OF the building fund OF the (,hureh Of
the Incarnation. Va
TIE FESTIVAL of the ladies of the % Irn,on
ASSOCIATION fer the Relief OF the Poor,. con
necucut avenue.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Pn1 TO CLOSE BusIS Ess

r. - 80 10 CLOSE BUSINESS.
b. Rflson. late Of Wilson Burus,D ana having
to vHcate the premfees By December LIST, offer
my entire stock at greatly reduced prices, consist
Zine Calf and HEAVY winter Boots
Full line Of Laoiss Misses, and children Shoes
Biapkets. Quilts. Table Linen, Hosiery
Iyery handle Cutlery, eilver-plsted Ware
Trunks, yslises. HAS. Gaps, Shirts
Glass and Wooden Ware, starorery
Guns, Rifles, Tobacco anc Cigars
Fancy Goods Of all cescriptions
KFPAGG. 5o2 7th street.
nos - under osd Feilows' Hall.
SEylRAL NEW sLILns OF MAeos .
y HAMLIEr Cebi1ee oreens have jast been
sss 81 SY'a' "h''s W 4. SSfx7S6rf 8 co.
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GSoRGI C. b. MITCHELL, rrus,e
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES GALE.

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme court Of
the District Of Columbia, made In the cause OF
Gooding Broad water W.. Fsunce ct al, No. G9,
equity docket, q, will orer al auction on Fri,
DAY; the 9TH day Of December next, on the
premises, at O'Clock .. m, that valuable proper
~ in Warrington, known ss lot three (sl IN square
hye husdred and feur, 900 improved by fsur-
stsry Brick House fronting on ttreSt south be-
tween al and 9th streets west
Terms OF sale One third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, aud the residue in equal
instruments, Ut six and twelve msnths. with In
terest 60 be secured by approved notes and re-
serve lien. The terms OF sale must be comp ied
with in one week sitter SALE, or the property may
be resold at the rick and cost Of the purchas
after week notice. stamps and convey anci ne
EALTER 9. cox, Trustee.
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MARRIED ID,

PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star ONCE counter
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BRoNZRD STATUETTE OF Mr.. LrScoLN.-A
sketch for statue OF Mr.. Lincoln is now TO be
seen AT Hudson Tayior's Bookstore, modelled
by Mr.. Fish Mills Of THU city, the artist of the
beautiful bronze statue over the tomb of Lieut.
CT. r. Neigs in the Oak Hill Cemetery az
Georgetown. The face Is characteristic of MT
Lincoln in some OF his thoughtfuI moods; the
hands are crossed behind the back in unas-
suming attitude, the head inciining forward
and somewhat DOWNWARD, an attitude, as above
remarked, peculiar 10 Mr.. Lincoln when in
meditatiye mood. II was the attitude in which
he stood before his fire on the 18th day of Feb
Tuary. 1854, when Mr. Mi Is entered mis- room
for the purpose Of procuring cast OF his Iiy-
ing features. 1t was the first time the artist
had ever seen Mr. Lincoln, and the impr ,ssion
made was indelibletand has been happily por-
trayed in this statuette.
The artist designs as a pedestal for the statue
OF which this Is a miniature, the Union bunil lie
or Roman fasces bound together by a band
four in ehes wide upon which beams star for
every State, and this TO set upon a square block
TWO feet thick. This model is designed for
completion. we believe. for the order for the
Washington Lincoln Statue, Of which Mr.
Parke, for Philadelphia. has a model on exhi-
bitiou at Philip & Solomon's.
Mr.. Mills has also placed on exhibition AZ
Hudson Tay for's a beautifully modelled female
ngure representing q uadroon Slave.
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MAINLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIoN-In
aeeordance with the resolutions adopted by
tne Maryland State Convention OF SUNDAY
school delegates in Baltimore last year, the
touf u annual convention Of the Maryland 5.
o ASSOCIATION Will be held at Frederick, Md,
On tuesday next The Sunday schools of the
Disulct are invited 10 send delegates, and it Is
expected tnat most If not all, our schools will
orrepresenteo III Is desirable, whether our
schools are represented or not thai each should
report to Rev. GrifHth Owen. BaItmore. the
NUMBER OF teachers, scholars, &c Blanks for
such reports may be had OF ID A Burr CORES
=. Union. o'J ~
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DLATE wARMIRS.
L GOAL HOBS.
WAITER, BEAD AAD CAKE BONES &c
Beautifully decorated and yapaDped, for sale at
low prices. J. W. BOTkLER BRO
General House Furnishe
no 70 eo6t $50 Pa. ave, (MetZerott Hall }
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HE MOVEMENT or CLERKS FOR INCREASE
OF PAT.-Last evening, the committees winch
had been appointed by the Bureaus OF the va
rious EXECUTIVE Departments of the Govern.
ment, 10 appoint delegates to represent to the
heads OF departments and to Congress the ne.
cessity OF the clerks being accorded a higher
rate OF compensation. met at Union League
Hall. MAJOR j. +. Bates occupied the char
and Mr.. A. q. Mills acted as secretary Ali
the departments were represented except the
War and Navy Departments. The delegates
reported were as follows; Treasury Depart
ment, IL. r. Stern, ID. w. Mahon, and d. M
Kelsey State Department, II. ID. ]. Pratt, a
Tunstall WEIGH, and George Bartle; Post or
nee Department, Joseph III. Blackford, Louis
Watkins. and Jonathan A Gushing; Interior
Department, Frank Geise, NJ. L. N. Howell,
and ]. M. Blanchard: Agricultural Bureau T..
NJ. Whitaker. j. r Dodge, and Vim. Duane
Wilson. The meeting then adjourned.
After some discussion as to whether the del
egates should be instructed TO demand speci-
nc increase of compensation, or whether they
should exercise their own discretion in the
amount of increase asked, Ii was resolved that
the latter course should be pursued, and the
meeting adjourned.
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HOTEL FOR RlHT Oh LEASE.
RARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL KEEPERS.
Having thoroughly rsmodeled and rebuilt the
old - = = VIZ
UNION HOTEL.
In the city Of Georgetown, ID. g., 1 now offer the
same Tor BENT Oh LEASE upon worry lber al
terms -
This building 10 situated on the corner of Rrfdge
and W ashinaton streets, on the line Of the Wash
ingten ana georgetown Passenger Railroad, lead
Ing 70 all OF the Departments Of Government
the Capitol. Navy Yard, RailroAd Depois, &C +,
and Is within three blocks of the Warrington city
line.
contains forty 90, rooms, besides the kitchen,
with bath rooms, with hot and cold water. and
water closets for gentlemen on the first floor,
and Tor ladies on the second floor. and IL fur.
nished with gas throu ghout. An additional mum
Der OF rooms can be added IL desired, by finishing
an upper story.
The exterior of the BUILDINGS handsomely fin.
fshed in modern sly lie, with Mausarda roof and
with separate entrance for ladies on Washin gton
street
In the basement there are rooms designed for
Restaurant, with dining room and Kitchen seps.
rate from the Hotel -
For further particulars address, with reference
RILEY A. SHINN,
corner Of Greene and Olive streets,
no cow lIntSChron1 Georgetown, ID. O.
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M iNoE MEAT. v,yc, ~
Sfansburys Extra Family MINOE Mat ina,
received, and for sale BY =. : -
E6AN & PERRIE
no - 6tf Corner and 9th streets
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NV FRUITS, NUTS, &C.
just received per steamer from New York new
supply OF Rsisins. Ourrsnts: Figs, Dates, Citron,
Prunes, french Fruit In glass, Peaches, Apples
yelhes, Preserved Ginger, shellbarks, Almonds J,
English Wainuts, Filberts, Pecans. Cranbsrries,
&C. Tor sale BY EGAN PERRIE,
no Is lQtn Corner II And ORR sfrsat.
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WI !. - FRENCH MILLINERY.
eOOno AT as EI0HfH sTtB1f,
in Noog Repnsylyaala avOaue.
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2s2 Psnn'a ara, bet. Ilth and 18th sts 2sS
Always on hand q full supply Of the above named
article, So we'd and split in any length and size re-
Guired, and promptly delivered to any part of the
District at the LOWEST CASH PRIOls.
30 Nu TRO6. j. GAIT
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~ ~ IhDa ~ bC IA small HOUSE. between
lth ana 18TH streets. and betwee Pennsylva-
BAKER, Star Office. oc IS If
NJ An New and Cast of Clothing
W Watches. Pistols, Guns or any other kind Of
chant Pswnbrokers Store Of A. FULTON & Co q,
S02 Ninth street, three doors north Of Pa. ave
Band Tor sale. seamstIess wanted. oc IL Inn
WANTEs-sEOOED BAND FURNITURE
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED.
description B. BUOHLY, 400 9TH street,
ieeN between and r. EAST ode
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Tornado.

A tornado swept over this city
about eight o'clock last evening. II
came from the Southwest, and strik-
ing the aew river bridge, stripped the
roof from the middle and east span
IN twinkling, filling the air with the
flying shingles and the timbers of the
wreck, A considerable portion of the
roof OF the east span lodged on the
bank OF the canal, and at the waters
edge, but the most of il fell into the
river and was swept down bv the cur-
rent. We hear of some damage in
other parts OF the city. a brick
wood house at the residence of Moses
Fowler was partially demolished
Switzer Hall on the market space was
unroofed, innumerable signs were
blown down, andseveral conservative
old fences and COW sheds suecumbed
to tho pressure.-Lafayette Courier.
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Halls Vegetable SIciIIan Hair Re-
newer

Renews the vitality OF the scalp.
Renews the hair to It's original color.
Renews the nutrltive matter which nour-
ishes the hair.
Renews the brash, why hair 10 silky soft
ness. IHf
Renews the growth of the hair,
Renews the appearance of those that are
bald and gray, and is asplendid hair-dress-
Ing. No oil or alcohol to clog mp the pores.
One bottleshows its effects 44t
II. p. HALL 3 CO.. Nashua, N H.. Pro-
prietors. For sale by all druggists.
oci0 diff
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I am, RESPECTFULLY ,.
A VOICE FROM VICKsBURa.
Mrs. WINsLow,

an experienced Nurse and Female Physi-
clan, presents TO the attention of mothers
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s oTHIN G6osYRVP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINg.

which greatly facilitates the process of
teething by softening the gums, reducing
all determinations, will allay ALL Fam
and spasmodic action, and Is
SURE no REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon IL, mothers, II will give rest
to yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 your INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
over thirty years, and can aay In confidence
and truth OF 10 what we have never been
able to say of any other medicines nepeT
has IL fatted IN a single Instance 10 effect
cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance OF dissatisfaction by any
one who used IT, On the contrary, all are
delighted with It's operations, and speak In
terms OF eolnmendation OF its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak In
this matter "lohdt zoe do knol0," after thirty
years experience, and pledge oar reputation
for the Jtisfiinlent or t0Aat zoe here declare In
almost every instance where the infant Is
suffering from pain ana exhaustion, relief
viii be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the Syrup is administered.
Full directions for using Will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
simile Of CURTIS a. PERKINS, New York,
is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all druggists throughout the
world.
RICE, ONLY IS CENTS BOTTLE.
mayi0 decd, W IL
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Street, but when it crossed the river
itextended more than a mile in width,
No damage was done west Of the city
nor have we received any reports OF
injuries from the country. The
damage will probably reach $4,000.
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PROF. HARVEY,
F. OF the
National Cancer Institute
and
Magnetic Inllrmary,
of Cincinnati, Ohio,

of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Having some special cases that require his
xesence I'm Evansville, will take rooms at
the Sherwood House, October ed, to re-
main from ten to twenty days During his
atay, all that are suffering nom disease.
especially those considered incurable and
OF long standing, are specially invited to
consult him. He has specifies and anti
dotes that never fail for CANCERS, CON-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, RHEUMATISM,
DYSPEPSIA, HEART DISEASE, EPI-
LEPSY, and treats all other diseases, i'm
Guiding the worst cases OF FEMALE
WEAKNESS, with the happiest results.
ocl9 dtf
e6- CoLGATE'S AROMATIC sOAP.--A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from rehned
Vegetable Oils, In combination with ely
cerine, and especially designed for the use
OF Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its perfume
is exquisite, and It's washing properties un.
rivalled. For sale by all druggists.
feb23 d6wly ii&o
A New and Grand Epoch la MediciSteI
Dr. Maggiel is the founder of a new Med
ical System The quantitar1ans whose vast
internal doses enfeeble the stomach ana
paralyze the bowels, must give precedence
to the man who restores health ana hppe-
lite, with nom one To two OF his extraor-
binary Pulls, and cures the most virulent
sores with a box or SO OF his wonderful and
all healing Salve. These two great specii,
les of the Doctors are fast superceding MI
the stereotyped nostrums of the day. EX-
traordinary cures by Maggtel,s PITS ana
SalVe have opened the eyes ofthe pubic 10
the inetiiciency OF the $50 called remedies
of others, and upon which people have so
long blindly depended. Maggieis fllls are
not of the Glass that are swallowed by the
Dozen and of which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity Tor another.
One or two of Maggiels Pills sutnces 70
place the bowels I'm perfect order, tone Lhe
stomach, create an appetite, and render
the spirits light and buoyant! There Is no
pripinr and no reaction In the form OF con-
stipation. III the liver Is affected, It's func-
lions are restored; and If the nervous sys-
gam Is feeble, IL is inyigorated. This last
1uality makes the medicine very desirable
hr the wants of delicate females. Ulcerous
and eruptive diseases are literally eN-
anguished by the dlsinfectant power OF
Maggiel's Salve. In fact, IL is here an
nounced that MdGqieps Bilious, Dyspeptfc
and DfarThoed Pits cure where Al others
fail. While for Burns, Scalds, Cnllolalns,
Outs and all abrasions of the SKIN AdQgseEs
Sdlve is lnfaliible. Sold by j.. MaRgiei, III
Pine Street, New York, and al Druggists,
at26 cents per box. d&Way
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Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de-
scription of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we will
sell at less than Ciucinnati prices.
Lamp Stock, consisting of Burners,
Shades, Chiinneys, Pegs, and Feet, for sale
at manufacturers prices.
Our new Catalogue and Price List for 1865
IN now ready for distribution, which Will
be furnished 10 Merchants only, on apple
cati0n,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ns-Madame Feyis Corset Skirt Supporter
allows full scope for mnscuiar develops
ments, thereby giving ease and comfort TO
the wearer, II also takes tine weight of the
skirts from The waist. Every dFy-goods
aud fancy store has it. -
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OIL WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS.

RKAVENGt ERECTED ONE OF THE
49, most extensive works of this kind In
the Western country, and secured the SER
vices of one OF the most experienced Ma
chine oil men, am now able 10 furnish this
cheap and money saving Oil, which has
been tried by some of our best engineers
and found fully equal TO any ever used.
Railroads, Steamboats,, Foundrles, Mills,
Wooden Mills--in fact, all machines now
cunningham be supplied promptly and
with satisfaction.
Orders OF Wholesale dealers filled on libe-
raj terms. it fN
No charge for packing, and delivery free
of charge.
Coal OIL sold by the barrel; and the high
est prices paid for empty coal oil barrels.
PHILIP DECKER.
Third street, bet. Sycamore and Vine.
mayo If
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TAGS I rags I

Shipping Tags, of all sizes, furnish
ed by the thousand or larger quantity,
on short notice, at this office.