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Financial and Commereisl.

The New York stock market CON tin p~. a.,
Yesterday At the morning board, Goyenu,nt
securities were dull and less firm. The rola
interest bonds were generally lower, e,cent
Ien-ioriles, which advanced \. Seyen-thir-
ties were less active, and the second and third
series fell y. The miscellaneous list In dulI
and exhibits none OF the spec ulati We tandencies
which were expected 70 have been developed
this week. The railroad list is dull thropgh-
out. Gold lie dull The general tone OF speeu
lation is Jodrish, but operations OF that eharac
Sr are limited. The b-Treas ury paid out on
iIetoay IN gold interest nearly one million
about half Of that amount
Ihe markets are unchanged. The Baltimore
A~er,eo" 1,nso gives the following quOtotions
Sohet-ho continues in far request and
Steauy' ranging from II ka2l cents, gold, for or
dlnaiy TO strictly prime grades
- Iour-No transaetsns Of importance were
reported on change, but the market ruled firm
mand is fair. NJ
bbl. Demand very moderate. P
Buckwheai Meal.-Receipts meet the demand.
quality. ~
Corn MeaI.-No sales repor,aa C,tx MN.
nominal at S4aSi .25 per bbl.
Graln-No sales Of white Wheat were re-
ported. Red was unchanged; inferior TO very
fair samples selling at 2OOa23O cents and GOOD
TO strictly prime Pennsylvania and Virginia AZ
23Ias5O cents. Mixed corn sold at IS cts; damn
" hlte at 20 cents, good and prime shipping do
as3 cents transactions a. the extreme rates beinR
small. Oats brought 52a53 cents weight De
mand limited. No transactions in Rye re-
poried.
Molasses- Trade demands low, but prices
steady, viz: Cuba Clayed S0a55 cent? Mus
coyado 55a65 cents, and English Island 65aS5
cents. No Porto Rico in hands Of importers
Proyisions.-Sales not previously reported
comprise SO tierces sugar picked Hams al Is
cents; $50 bbls. new Mess Pork. to be delivered
IN Phlls delphia, on private terms, understood
10 be al S3O-5O, 50 bbls do. on the spot az So.
and 10 hhds. new Bacon Shoulders at i6X cts
New Bacen Sides may be quoted al 19al9X cts
Bulk do at l6al6s cents. Bacon Shoulders AZ
l4aI5 cents for old, and at l6al6B cents for new.
Bulk Shoulders At l3aI3S cents; plain Hams az
% cents; sugar-cured do. at 25 cents; City Lard
at 10 cents: Western do. at l9S cents, and Mess
Pork at S3OaS3O-5O.
RIce.-CarsIna is held al - xaI3K cents as TO
quality, and East India at 81 aIOE cents. De-
mand very limited.
Salt-Market inactive and rather heavy
Sugar.-The demand for raw Sugars show
very little Improvement, but holders are not
pressing sales.
Cuba and L. 1. fair TO good refn'g S1l 5Oasl2 %
grocery - 25a l3 90
prime TO choice &" I3 5Oa "a so
Porto Rico fair to good grocery. - 5Oa I3 so
prime TO choice groc'y IL Goa IA Is
Seeds.-Small sales Of good Cloyerseed were
effected on Change At sS.12Sass.I5. FlAx.eed
we quote at 81. IS, with n fair inquiry Moth
ing of importance doing in Timothy.
Whiskey.-Demand fair and prices steady
sales of 100 bbls new Western being reported
al 226a226K cents.
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~It is suggested that the fashion gaining
favor with the ladies, now the cold is on, OF
wearing the hair '.friZZled," may be accounted
for by the fact that swat erfalls has friZ."
nS-Orchestra players in England receive SAL
aries ranging from eighteen to thirty shilling
week.
S-Two children were burned 70 death in a
house destroyed by fire in Hoboken yesterday.
SThe Charleston Courier announces the
death of Captain W. &. Pease, Of the revenue
cutter Kewanee. He died Of typhus fever al
ter a weeks illness.
Sfifty EIGHT sea-going vessels nave been
lost during the month Of December
~Several hundred miles OF the core OF the
new Atlantic cable have been completed
e%0reat alarm pre- walls at Madrid, in con-
sequence Of apprehended revolutionary move
ments. Queen lsaoeIIaIwho, by the way IS
money in France and England.
EThe Governor of Alabama, in his inaugu-
raj address, says that from thirty five to forty
thousand citizens Of that State perished in the
war which caused also n loss Of wealth equal
10 i've hundred millions Of dollars.
pT Capital punishment is abolished IN Aus
tria.
s<Honolulu exported $1,000 pounds Of coffee
last year.
rived at Savannah, Ga, with % 900 bricks az q
part of the cargo.
1The road from the city of Mexico 70 Vera
Cruz is lined on each side with corpses. Every
guer1lia is nung as soon ts caughl aho INC
mere fact Of a mans having q suspicious ap-
pe7rance is sufficient 10 cause his summary ex-
ecution.
5The Toronto Leader is publishing series
of medical articles, written by DIR. BlacFourn,
the person charged with attempting to intro
duce yellow fever and small pox among the
United States durlng the war.
GThe Paris correspondent OF an English
paper states that the oh ject Of General Scho-
fields mission to Europe s 10 purchase the
Grecian island of Spezzia- upon which 10 10
cate American dockyards and naval depots.
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PRIZE MoNEY.-Of the prize money distribu-
ted TO officers of the Navy during the war Ad-
miral Farragut received over S55,OOO. OF the
Rear AdmiraIs s. p. Lee and ID. ID. Porter re-
ceived the largest amounts, the former re-
ceiving over ninety nine and the latter over
ninety thousand dollars. The Mississippi ser
vice appears to have paid very handsomely
The destruction of the Albemarle netted each
sailor engaged nearly $1,000. The capture of
the Memphis returned Lieut.. William Budd
over SIS, 600. The largest amount received by
a commander was s54 900, paid to Commander
John ]. Almay. Among thevolunteer neuten-
ants the lions share of S15,073 fell to Fred. d.
Stuart. Volunteer Paymaster Shirk received
over $4,000, while Rear Admiral Harwood re-
ceiyed cnly Si73.
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A New CLASS oF WAR EEssELs-The u &.
steamer South Carolina arrived at this port la e
evening, having in tow the new screw frigate
Neshaminy, which was built at the PhIladel-
phla Navy Yard. She has come 70 New York
for the purpose Of receiving her machinery
This vessel is the sharpest propeller man of
war in the world, and was constructed with a
view Of making speed the paramount object
Other vessels OF the same class will be built
Her dimensions are as follows: Length, 35I
feet; breadth, ~ feet inches; depth of hold. %
feet lOH inches: tonnage, 3,2l3. The engines
are two in number and are direct acting. They
have lOO-inch cylinders, with 4s inches stroke
of piston. Her armament will consist of Is
broadside guns Of 10 and II inch calibre, and
one rlfie-pivot on the forecastle. Much has
been promised by the Navy Department in
relation TO these yessels.-N. Y. Post ID.
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CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.-The Mad
rid correspondence of the London Times re-
ports that the condition of affairs in Spain is
daily becoming more alarming, and that the
people there are living In state of chronic
terror. The health of the Queen is represented
as being seriously impaired, and suspicious
were afioat that she was being slowly taken off
by poison. The treatment pursued in her case
by the court physicians is denounced as so
prodigiously absurd as to be hardly explained
on the score of ignorance or infatu ation, and il
was very positively asserted that she had be-
come so reduced as TO render il extremely
doubtful whether she will go safely over her
forthcoming delivery. 1t is further declared
that not only is the Queen extremely unpopu-
lar, but this unpopularity has extended OF late
years to every member of her family, so that
she could not be set aside without imperIlling
the rights OF the Bourbon dynasty. A day
later the same correspondent writes that extra
ordinary precautions had been ordered to be
observed at the barracks; that changes in the
garrison were going on, and that regiments
were being brought in from the provinces,
whilst those that were previously in Madrid
were being sent away. The story sounds some
what sensational.
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POLITICAL COMPLEXION OF PUBLIC BopIRe
The new Councils of the city Of Philadelphia
will stand thirty nine Union 10 ten Democratic
in the common branch, eighteen Union TO seven
Democratic in the Select branch. The Mayor
also was elected on the Union ticket and large
majority Of other officials. In New York the
preponderance Is all the other way. Nearly
every one OF the important municipal Offices is
filled by a Democrat, the chief exceptions
being the Tax and Pohce Commissioner The
State officers, however, are all Union, and in
the Legislature there is Union majority on
joint ballot of sIxty-two. sufficient 70 ensure
the passage Of anY desired measure.
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BAD FOR THE WoNES.-The Salt Lake Tele-
graph says that the people of Washington
Territory do not know what TO do with the six
or seven hundred Massachusetts women who
have been sent out 10 that wooden country, and
that when the women discover the deception
practiced upon them, inducing them TO go there
with the promise Of pleasant homes and four
dollars a day, they will feel disposed 70 lynch
the author of their misfortune. The Telegraph,
however, cody invites them to the territory
of the Saints, where there is a little room left
yet. Probably half dozen of the -soig saints
would contract TO marry the entire lot.
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EXTENSIVE CHURCH PROPERTY.-An e1-
change says of the Church in Mexico: Ii
has one Archbishop, eight Bishops, ten thou
sand infirm clergy of all orders. Il is the rich
est church in the world, and has an income of
S56oO0,ooO year, and millions in cathedrals,
churches, &c, valued at S5,0O0.O00. The in
come of the Archbishop is Sl3O,OOO, and that OF
the eight Bishops united is S4OO.OOOi The Arch
bishop is the financial as well as the ecclesias-
tical head Of the Church, and subordinate 20
him there is single person in each diocese by
whom the vast property is controlled.
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HORRIBLE CASE OF CANNIBALIsM AT SEA-
The brig q. NJ. Carver, Capt Treat from
Georgetown, South Carolina, with lumber for
Sears port, was dismasted and filled with wa
ter in gale on the 2lst ult. On the 3Ist she was
by the schooner Emma, and the crew taken of
after being nine days on the wreck without
food or water. One man was killed when the
masts went over, and the steward died on the
3Oth OF starvation, and when rescued the crew
were living on his body. The SURVIVORS Were
landed at Gloucester on TUESDAY morning:
The @. NJ. Carver registered one hundred and
and hailed from that por.t-N r. World.
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TO DYE EASY

fs very desirable. MATTHEW'S VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Complete in
one bottle. No wash, ne stain, no trouble. A child
can apply 1t. Persons wishing to avoid the publici
ty Of having their Hair dyed in public, can
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can do it, by using THE
VENETIAN DYE. 1t does not rub off or make the
Hair appear dusty dead, bat imparts life and
lustre. Gives beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ferred. Price rs cents
Prepared by A. I. MATHEWS NY
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. my l6- eoly
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~ Twenty-seven firms and indiyidu uals,
freighters engaged in the overland trade last
year, the aggregate amount Of their shipments
being 3l.5OO,OOO pounds of assorted merchan-
disc, requiring for its transportation nearly
5000 wagons, over 600 mules and horses, near
ly 2e,0 600 oxen, and employing over 5000 men.
Over one-halfof this freight went to Colorado,
and the remainder 10 different points, Utah,
Montana, Nevada, Idaho, New Mexico, Ne
braska, and Western Kansas, including the
military posts
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~The shipments from New York Of %

~ The shipments from New York Of pow
der, shot, percussion caps, cartridges, and
guns and pistols 10 the States lately in rebellion
are continued under special permits, which are
issued at the discretion of the customs author
tiles From the Goth Of September, 1865, to the
New York to the South 7i,5sI pounds Of sport
ing powder, $500 pounds of blasting powder,
2,36O,053 pounds of shot, "a, ,l40, I94 percussion
caps, 29J6, $50 cartridges 2,e63 guns, and lo,S0S
pistols. The shipments from Baltimore, Phil
adelphia and Boston have been equally large
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~The St Louis people are in danger OF
another ice- break. The committee having the
safety Of the steamboats, in charge have ar
ranged to have the City of Alton attack the ice
at Carondolet, and, IL possible, break as far mp
as the city. At the same time, the steamer Nj
agara and the ferry boats will make a dash at
the ice in front of the leyee and clear the har-
bor, If practicable.
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sSIn Alexandria, virginia on Tuesday, the
Oountv (Jourt adjourned in respect to the men,
orv of the late Hon. Henry Winter Davis, and
il was ordered 20 be entered upon the record
.sthat in the opinion of the Court, in the death
ofJMr Davis the country has lost one ofits most
able al I'd useful statesmen, and the bar one Of
lite bright ornaments"
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED nv pR
STRICKLANDS PILE REMEnY

Mr.. Glass, Of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes far
the benefit Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
waited case of Piles and his brother was
from the army as iHcurable, the being quite para
lyzed with the PlesD Both these distressing cases
were cured with one bottle Of Or. STRICKLANDS
PILE REMEDY. The Recommendation Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by Dr.. Strickland ought to convince those suffer-
ing that the most aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured by DR. Strickland 3 Pile Remedy. 1t is
sold ~ prnggists everywhere. Sold by J. w.
avenue and 502 Ninth street. oc Is ly
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SECRET DISEASEs.

eAHAhIIAN's GIRT Is the most certain, safe and
enecfuAl remedy-indeed, the only vegetable remedy
ever discovered. Cures In two to four days re-
cent eases In twenty four hours. Ne mineral, no
oalsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken IL
10 the soldiers hope, and o friend to these who do
male, SS.
sAMARIrANs Roor AND HERE JuIcrs-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, screfula, Ulcers
Tor u. Bold by 3. O. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.


POSITIVELY FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY,
every evening through the week
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
The world celebrated
PEAKE FAMILY,
SWISS BELL RINGERS,
VOCAJISTS, HARPISTS,
VI0LINIsTs. AND PIANIsTs.
240 SILVER BELLS,
A beautiful chime of
SILVER STAFF BELLS,
the only one of the kind in the world.
The Peske Family will be assisted by
Mr.. J. #. sPALDING, Solo yiolinist,
Mr.. A. J. WHITCOMB, Solo Harpist,
Miss MINNIE CHASE, Pianist.
For further particulars, see programme.
cards i 81 sdmissioa, IS cents; reserved seats 30
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, A GRAND MATT.
zee will be given for the accommodation of fami .
lies and children. Children admitted TO the Matt
Tickets for sale at Ellis Music Store. where a
dsgIam al the Hall may be seen, and seats secured
The Piano used Is from the mandatory of Chick
ering Sens, and furnished by J.; r. Ellis, Penns.
aEsnss Gs yet Business BSi e; GaHAsEs a.assssr
PBeFs. J. W. sH,P KnEIs' DANCING
PARKERS HALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Those desiring to enter can de so now. - We are
continually forming new classes. the quarter "A
commencing with the FIRST lesson. Ali in
formation in regard to terms, &C can be had fzA
by applying as above. -
Days and Hours of Tsition:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons from 8 to O'Clock.
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
~ to 10.
Practicing Assemblies every Thursday evening
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
those desiring.
Circulars can be bad at J. r. Elis' PHILIP 4
Solomoas, and other boek and music stores; also,
by applying at the Academy during the hours Of
from 10 a. m TO ] D. m. from to and to 10 D. m
during the hours Of tuition.
note addressed to the Academy will meet with
prompt attention. oc4-H
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RTOP THAT sCparuu,

STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
AND gee WHEATONB ITCH OINTMENT. II
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in lS hours: also cures
Shiilblains Ulcers, and all Eruptions Of the Skin
boio py all druggists. j. D. GILMAN,
mar Ely $50 Pennsylvaufa Ayenua
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
An Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men, just published by the Howard Association,
and sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge
Association. Philadelphia, Pa. 90 sm
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A TTENTIoN ATTENTION.
FOR CHRISTAAS AND NEW YEARS HOL-
IDAYS.

IDA
The attention Of the citizens and the public gen
orally is called to my immense and fresh assortment
Of fine FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BON BONs,
PRESERVED FRUITS, JELLIEs, CORDIALS,
ASSORTED CANDY Of all kinds and favors;
FRUIT, POUND and ASSORTED CAKES, PIES,
and other Pastry; ICE CREAM and WATER ICES
of all favers, either plain or in fancy molds; CAKE
and FRUIT PYRAMIDS, of all sizes and descrip
tiOns; and in fact everything to be had in first.
class Confectionery Store. Having purchased Of
the former Proprietor (Mr. THOMAS PoTESrIND
his Stock. &C., and also receiving from him during
his stay in Europe q hAe assortment of Foreign
Goods, of his ewn selection, i can offer great in
ducements to those who will favor me with q call,
and will sell at reasonable prices which will suit
all
Orders for Wedding and Private Parties received
at all times and executed with neatness and dis
patch.
All Goods delivered free Of charge
AT. .POTENTINI, oonfectioner,
279 Penn. avenue, bet. 10th and llth sts.,
de ls-2w' Formerly THOMAS POTENTINI's.
STANDARD wORKs-Prescotts Works, Mil.
.cni. Rome, Waysrley Novels, Motley Works,
Addisens Works Milten g Prose Works, Mergsls
The above are the best editions and finely bound
den . '-' N-'N ~ - FRINCK TAYLOR.
MUsIGAkIIz GHEIsTMss ns,sIG PGRESESTs. AT
Books, Eren.k' italian and German; s i sisoifTfN
MUSICAL hfTzfsResfsffHr liz ssar.
sole agency Of steinwsy's Pianos and Mason &
Hsmlin's Cabinet Organs. de l5n
CHOICE HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
A fine selection of PAINTINGS, ENGRAyINGs,
ChR0M0 LITH0GRAPhs, WATER COLORs,
and PHOTOGRAPHS handsomely framed, suitable
t9r PRESENTS Just received and for sale at
GRHPHs On PeRcEIHfNE saE rsaayy y1S framed Ga horo'
a.m 4s9 7th street, opposite
FOR SPLENDID CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
New Piano %aSsro9ms, No 4sa iitS street, near
tn. ,.,aPo.,hi hoIth side G;1 II Penn q az &syenqe
0s seadsam as co
PaLISr PaiIsI Organs for sale at New York Factory
4S6 APPROPRIATE FOR PREsENrs. 486
. A limited number of choice ENeRAvINGs and
IEhk a. 9sS P2bSE FHsuf
AkrfoLEs 'ua6le for HOlIdsE RTssf1tf
No. 4c6 7th street. doors above
Odd Fellows Hall.
Terms cash. de ~ 2wif<
FLouR' rzrp
WHISKY.
A large and complete assortment OF
ALL GRADES OF FLOUR,
for Bakers, Grocers, and others,
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
FEED OF ALL KINDS,
Either weight or measure.
WHISKY, ALL GRADES.
We mention the Bonnitz whiskey in particular,
as being pure, and four years old, sold subject II
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COLeATEs HONEY SOAP

COLGATES HONEY SOAP.
THIS celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, 10
n'id and snoisst in its nature, rasrantly scented
and extremely bensfcidI in its action upon the skin
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
ian q
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TO TIL L PU BLIO.
We weuld respectfully call the attention Of the
citizens of Washington, Georgetown and Alexan.
dria to the fact that
OUR LEASE EXPIRES ON THE FIRST DAY
OF MARCH NEXT,
At which time, we are informed by decree OF the
Supreme Court,
THE PROPERTY THAT WE NOW oCUUPY,
Corner Seventh street and Market Space,
WILL BE SOLD,
Not knowing into whose hands ii may fall, and
wishing to provide against all contingencies, We
shall commence from this date to dispose Of our
entire stock.
AMOUNTING TO ABOUT ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS,
AT SUCH PRICES AS WILL DEFY ALL COM.
PETITION.
Without quoting any prices, cordially invite
all to come and Judge for themselves. We are actu
ated by sincere motives, and promise most faith
fully ia do what we pro peso. 1t will be expected
that ss shall sell oar goods at greatly reduced
prices the money in all cases must be forthcoming
r. w. CARTER,
No. so Market Space, and
de B-ee6t 527 Seventh street.
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NEW YEARS WEEK
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
HUGE BILL OF ATTRACTION
COMlCAL SRRIES OF COMICALITIES.
NEW BUDGET OF NEGRO ACTS.
NEW MELANGE OF SONGS
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BALLET.
New Year, New Bill, New Faces New
NIGHT OF FUN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5,
IL BEAUTIFUL PRIZES GIVEN AWAY
READ THE CONDITIONS A splendid Silver
Pitcher to the Hotel, Restaurant, or Person who
sells the most Tickets. Silver Cup to the Ugiest
Man present. Tin Cup to the Best Looking
Man present. A Gold Watch Chain to the Man
with the Largest Foot present. Gold Ring TO the
Nan with the Longest Nose present. Gold Breast
pin to the Man with the Largest Moustache present
A splendid Pen knife to the Man with the Largest
Hand pres ent. fine Tobacco Box to the Man
with the Largest Mouth present A Gold Pen and
Pencil to the Cleanest Bey present. Magnificent
Set Of Jewery to the handsomest Celored Lady
present. A Beautiful Album TO the Tallest Man
present. Set of Sleeve Buttons to the Shortest Man
mr.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS NEW THEATER,
Pennsylvania avenue. near Willard's Hotel,
LEONARD GROVER CO............-....D Directors
LEONARD GROVER-...-O. ID, HESS.
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HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
III NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES.

Gentlemens Scarfs, Ties, Stocks, Alexander 3
Md Gloves, Winter Gloves Of all kinds, Pocket
andkerchiefs, Silk and Linen. Also, Fine Hair
Brushes, Clothes do, Combs, Perfumery, Pomsdes,
Hair Oils, Cologne, suitable for Christmas and New
Year D presents. at LANES
Gentlemenis Furnishing Store,
de 10 2wif &24 Penn avenue. near AZ ct
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HI WIRE MANS
H. (fron Philadslphial
CELEBRATED LADIES' SHOES. -
AGENCY, 493 18th STREET, between Penn.
sylysnia and Il street.
A large assortment of Ladies, Fashionable
BOOTS AND SHOES
constantly on hand.
ss I3-sm+ G. sOHON. Sole Agent