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On section Of the bill i as follows:
p6- We find the following juicy adver.
lisement in the Princeton Dem6crdt:


BoARDERs WANTED,--N onted, two OF
three boardcrs of decent stripe, such as
20 TO bed ut nine O'Clock without pipe
or gar. in their mouths. wish them to
rise. in time wash heir faces and comb
their heads brlore breakfast. When they
put on their boois TO d aw down their
rants over them. and not have them rum
led about their knees, which Is a sure
sign OF a rowdy. When they sit down to
rest or warm by the fir, not put their feet
on the mantlc piece cr bureau, nor spit in
tn bread tray. And to pay their b ard
weekly, monthly, or quurter'y-as may
be agreed upon-wirh smile upon their
faces and they will fad me as pleasant as
an opoSsum upon q alpersimmon tsee.
.... OLD MCCALLA.
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CoRN BREAD.-Put three pin's o wa
ter in kettle and let it boil stir in corn
meal enough TO make thin mush /; cool
il with water until about lukewarm stir
in one teacupful OF yeast, and corn meal
enough to make thick mush, Season
with salt and set in warm place to rise
As soon as it rises, put in hot oven in
pans we'll creased (the old-fashiOned Dutch
oven preferable), bake slow, but, pot too
hard top,
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,RRRoRs OF YOUTH

A Gentleman wha Suffered ioy yeas from
Nervous Debility. Premature decay, nd all
the -elfectAo {. ynuthtal mdiscrsliona will for
the suffering humanity, send free 10 all who
mead L. the recipe and direcsions for making
ihs ii mple remedy by which he was euret
Sufferers wishing o prof, by the advertisers
iofpetichee, can dosO by addr@sipRe.
d ira ed' q yoi bJQHN y, OGDEN,
:. .Na,lS Chspbers 81 Nav fcrt',-
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selling Grain by Wright.

A new practice 10 the way Of dealing
in grain went into effect on the lst Of
March, by an arrangement among all the
leading grain dealers throughout the coun
try This is called the central system, by
which all quantities arereckoned by the
100 lbs. In determining The average of
wheat q bushsl is equal TO under tbi sys
les, the estimates are made on the follow
ing basis: :,
Wheat. lbs 60 Barley, Tbs. -.4S
Corn, ibs.--.--..5 SO Oats, lbs ------S5
llyc, lbs -.--- Sc ---.
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MiaoollRao cOnD,
~. -R.IESTOT.

JggELj.EB aud silver Smith. ON. door ives
If 'NiferNs Drug store, Ashland, 0aio -
Coll md \ eel Pens. and eboict variety
'''Sf'Jsyslry kept constantly on hand :
70 HkIAhp,ise paid for o,d Gold and Silver,
siRSpairing done TO order, on reasonable
srns-satisfsstarily vsrrsntsd. sa
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The Bankrupt Bill,

The third bankrupt bill which has been
enacted since the organization o! the Gov.
erument has become law The last one
was passed by the Twentysev.uth Con
gre.s at us extra session, in lS4l, bat was
repealed soon after. The present one, in
consequence Of the destruction by war Of
the thousands Of private fortunes in the
South will be practically measure of re
construction in thut quarter. IL did not
pass, however, without an attempt upon
;he Radicals TO exclude that section of the
country, which needs it the most, from
It's ben, hts.
On. section Of the bill i. as follows:
I'm all proceedings in bankruptcy com
menced alter one year from the time the
act shall 20 into operation, no discharge
shall be granted to a debtor whose assets
do no, pay fifty per centu'n of the claims
against his es,ute. unless the assent in
writing of majority in number ard value
OF his creditors, who have proved theil
claims, is fled in the case at or before The
time Of application for discharge"
1
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MlllGn, neV. MI OSDOTn.
Each of these gentlemen is asked tc
answer tho following questions in writ
ten report to be presented At the next
lupoting Of the Associatian.n af .U
L How many children and youths Of
school age are tlerciD your township?
2, How many Sabbath Sehoolsare there
jir your township
3 How many pupils in these schools,
and l"w many do not enjoy their advan.
nees =? I " nj . a re
4. How many teachers are in these
schools aud how many olumes IN their
lihrares-"r d"pies of perindica tlkea ? b,
4 IS. Wha; portion Of the year are these
schools uaintaiacdY
6 How many points in your township
lr,ve schools ln order that all might at
Ttend y's'o
| I, How many hopeful conversions hav"
occurrcdpmo"g the ruP'ls Of your scho"ls
during The la tyear +!
Il These answers ail'n the enbndied in
n rcport to the S'ate Sabbath Sch'ol As
soomtJon, FROM then We shall learn
" hat is bving done, and what remains tr
hr d ne that The adva tages of Saba h
$chdul instruction may be enjoyed hy at
our youth Scarce anything CT more i'm
!, purtance than this can be conceived
, youth is hotimc to make losli!g impres
= siors far good But children cannot b.
oppressed with or cuntrolled by the trutl
[af God unless il is brought in cun'ac
with their minds A large proportion o
\ the youth receive no religious instruction
At ho=.e, aud must rrow up in utter IL
norarce Of the way OF salvaiion unless the.
:, ARE. taught in Sabbath School winch is
.
Iowerfn. aid in the proper training o
heir children, live would prevent vic
!" crime and misery inNur midst, We mus
hrin. Bible truth 10 hear upon all, |
We would lead the rising generation to 'h
Snyiour and make them DOT only 200
c,izeus, bu' pilllrsin tho chdreh, "
must furnish them with Sabbath Scho'
10 instruction. Erorists, Rowanlsls aud ia
: fills are z4aluus in inculcaling ih
{ soul Destroying doctrines upon the mlnc
'e of children. Shall christians neglect
inou'cate tru,bY Shall we suffer Il
4 children, many,of whom we may NAL
ht gems Tor the saviour's crown and nigh
IN agents for eood, TO grow up in ignorn
&C of the WY Of salvation, to spread inmo
= atty and misery and drag others to ruin
q, Brethren, let us all awake to this gre
70 work. Fr the sake Of the community
oh which we live, let us now do all We can
up furnish efficient Sabpalh School instru
~ ton for AL the youth oi the county
I'M the gentlemen appointed in the dlffere
ho Townships cannot make the report des
i ed, will not some resident clergyman, q
W. Ger Of some Sabbath School, or friend
he the cause do it, We would suggest It
Ip the friends Of the Sabbath Sch' oil Of ea
:" Township hold mee'ina som aud ma
II arrangements for this work; and il III
in deem i proper, organize associations 81
MI liar aud aux'liaryto th's. Lei full
nm wv port he ptesed'aasitom every Township
,a,. @ our next pe, iirs a'o Tho lnd Tuesday
,ry Mas next at. llcoe'psk,H NJ, in the
hei ls EachurcAs AsA'sad, ,5Qu -,
~ bL o. lehalf VI The Association.
~ " JOHN ROBINSON, PREs'r
S1 p q All sabh,b SshoOls are ur,
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m. s. SEE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
Ipsdrancs gent and Notary Pubic, ,M
.ticaiar attention paid to collecting 'rooa't
BUSINESS, Partition cases apt Execution o'
Dseds. Mortgages aud Contracts 'ohoe 10
aMillsrs block, second story. Main Street
enoosite,tbc Town Hall Ashland y. ..'.
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'D01ml ~ OG8I ,ai5 liTlhI 13aa,g n 4,
to seaddelqsassste the ueS,'l1ayeetini isa ana
the friends of the cause Throughout the
county are invited to attend,
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77..C En-, ~ MIL, M. ID.

PIYsIciiN T. SURGEON. Ashlap, 0hie'-
Par icular attention viii be paid TO, The
strertipeat ofths following special diseases
elDyyps ,ia. disease'ofslhe Liver The KID
vnevi.i Scrofula and Epirhelial Cancers.
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- -'TF'TI -7TTT Nv
s.oPrzYaIc'IAN5.
mn \. CR.fTE,

2yIFICE One Door West of oquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner o. cen e.
.re. aud Wash ngton Streets, ashland w.
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PERRY Co, III.

How TO PURiFY RANCID LARD We
had some 40 puurds OF rancid lard which
was valucless as it was. knowing the
aniiceptic quality Of chlonu Of s"da, |
procured lhiee ounces which was poured
INTO pailol soft water and when hot the
lard added. Altr bol!lns thoroughly TO-.
gether for an hour or I've it was set uslde
10 cool The lard was then taken off
nearly cold and was subsequently boiled
10 The color was restored 10 an alaba'
ter hue aud the lard was as sweet us q
rose - GermanioTn Telegraph.
-.a..
MAKING BUTTER "A correspondent
Of the Rural American says she puts 70
water with The cream nor does she rinse
batter as mary do, considering that the
water destroys the sweetness Of the
butter, and causes Ito become rancid
uuch sooner She also thinks that she
obrains rtore burter' in cUd weather BY
heating the milk, removing the cream
the next day, and heating again, when
she gets nearly as much cream as al
the skimm;ng The churning does mol
occupy over fifteen minutes, and the but
tcr cnmes uut in good order, aud yellow
even in he coldest weather,
Another writer suys: When the milk
is brought in, pour into the pail toihng
water, according TO the quantity of milk
| It you have SIX or eight quarts, pour il
two uf water. and let il sand till it is dom
s,eamiug, and all the unpleasant taste vii
be removed Let the milk stand just lont
enough to have all the cream 10 rise
which wi be about 48 hours at the long
est aud not wait for the milk tn hicken
as no cream will lise after the milk IS Souf
then as you skim The milk rn' It in clea'
stone vessel, and not cover tight. strrinI
nghtIy every time the cream is added, an
the night before cnurningslir thonrnughI
till all is even, and never let 1t stand a
hour alter it is ct TO b. churned, lfit
cold, add hot water gradually till of III
right temperture.
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b Tint ii is the duty Of every man to take
bso6ah good, reliable, entertaining. paper,
lid nay for it prOuptly-of course.
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: u ~. GOV'a.s'. N. D.,

PHYSICIAN 4 &.sURGE0N, Ashland OhiOi
OHJel Jter hughes Staeher's store op'
pDsite the Town Hall
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-.LAaal.i A. ..CAkS,

ATToRNEY'AT LAW, Ashland y Par,ic
.ul,ir attention paid 10 Collecting anu w
sincss in Probate Court, Uflce on Ihuio'
nairsset between Main and Sandusky
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Free 10 Elverybody.

"A LARGE 8 PIP. Catalogue, isAching how
n to remave an, Freckles, Pimpies.
Bioiches Moth Patches, Sallawuees, lErup-
lions aud all impurities Of the skin. How 10
forco Whjslers, ,res,ore, curl and beautiy
tho hair, renew ,he ags. cure Drunl ennesa,
Nervous De6i'nyy And iothsS hAefali and valu.
able einfSIpaiisn, kvsEg body send fof it.--
ADDRESS BERGER, SHUTS 4 co.. Chsnr
lists, 9s6 Rfvss Street. TrsyPNs yrtuios
!, pss,,a, isasrlyss lfisa5sge
Z "a es,iaR dous dil-l avg bss .ssaAn
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iEDRCaG@e
.MILEkK MOLSE

)ppo5lTE the McNul House. ashland 20
Ms MtLLgn Proprietor. Good accVlhlhoon
tioas and reasoDaple bills. fauohngeso
licited.
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.wc.vCLTI H.. UST,

YM. NoNUbrY. Prop e,or. South Side
Main Street. AshlnD Ohio ...
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Teutonia Insurance Co..
OF CLEVELAND OHIO l''s3l

Capital Stack, sepo.ooo
Further responsibility, $500, 600,
oace, sCOvILL's BtocK, lzt suPE-
RIoR STREET, up stairs. Us 'oi soiW
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.lm.lr. LOHNS1 ON'.

ATTORNEY At LAW, ,oficS; the one la'ely
occupi 4 BY Osborn & t'urlis: ON CLuIeh
street eai Mai n, Ash!audOhip 4to "u'
though by the Gov rnncn'to Q Proeur.
,,Psnsion Certificates la Do""''
aud Back Pay. - CT
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That COWS hSpld always be uilkedr6g'
ularly aud olSap;' n +,
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5eag$.A Scy -lSA4Ss
-7a!I D. JACoBs,

AlTuEkLNtA1 Law, AshInrd. clio AL
rkInus, ol- brs'n ,ss 6,lchlmg ~ he hose
siuu promptly au,hu'Gi" 't,, le"h'
Iasety, ueoul I,. /! Van \. Jo'I''oh. ?
tposueitue irrst National llIk, Ashland
= sgsmsI Ii,-,. Lly-s]
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- i.s'ii Sacg io.'aa tas 1sd,,ga'
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oaa raNt ns2r-AHif
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09
Baltimore Marke

Dressed Hoes.-wequote country lots steady
at cents per ID.
Flour was in fair demand Saturday, particu
larly low grades, partly for export, and prices
hrmer; we report sales, viz: 1000 bbls City
Mills low grade Extra ON private terms
understood 9.75asle.50, as to quality: 800 bbls
Howard Street Super at 9.4OaS9. SO, principally
at latter; small lots choice do at 1915: 25C
bbls City Mills Extra At SIO.5O 200 bbls City
Extra 25aS9 IS.
Grain.-Receipts Of wheat were again light,
and with moderate demand from millers, ana
also Tor shipment prices were about I've cents
higher on prime samples. Oorn-12,SO0 bush
els white and 5000 bushels yellow received:
market steady, with sales Of /, 100 bushels old
white at 81 30; 800 bushels good to prime dry
new at s1.16as1.1s; $500 bushels damp do. :,
ranging as TO condition from % cents TO 81 10;
1,2Oo bushels new yellow as to condition from
S1-O2 TO S1.16; 5000 do. at 81 90 Oats-95O bush
els only offered and sold At 72a73 cents per
bushel.
Provisions-Bulk Meas are in demand: we
report sales OF 500 pieces cured Shoulders at
ga cents; 900 pieces clear rib sides at III cents;
$1,000 lbs. damaged Shoulders at cents; 500
pieces damaged rib Sides sx cents. Bacon
Shoulders, particularly prime, are very scarce
and worth II cents; Sides are dull and nomi-
naliy unchanged; we quote r.o 13xai4 cents;
clear RIB 1iSa15 cents; uncovered Hams 17atS
cents. Pork is quiet at % 50 per Dbl. Lard in
tres 13X cents per ID, scarce and firm.
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FINANCIAL.

Money was in good supply in New York at
per cent. on call, aud the dem and from the
S:cck Exchange was rather lighr Saturday.
The disco INT lire continues stringent, snd ths
best grade OF commercial paper Il rated at Sai0
per cent. on the street The banks are dis
Counting 70 a very moderate extent for their
customers at per cent. The statement OF the
associated city banks for last week il favora-
bic 20 prolonged ease, so far as the stock
houses are concerned. Omftting one bank mot
ia On Saturday night from the account, the
changes from the statement OF the previous
week are a decrease Of about S305 COO in loans,
$4,000 IN specie and $50 900 in deposits, Will
In the legal tender notes there Is an increase OF
500 Ofu.
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[Bv Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson e 20. quote stocks and bonds
1 y home and foreign markets A folloWa.


in home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK. Dee. 7.-Ffrst Board-U. s. 6's,
issI, coupon, 112; 52o's, 1s62, ex coupon, IO7 x;
is64, ex-coupon, IO4a; 1865, ex.coupon, los <;
l0AUs coupons, i0i y; 1875, second, iO4 * 73O's,
third, l04S; Canton, ASK; Cumberland, 26 x
Quicksilver. 2s1 Mariposa, x; do prerd, 10
New OK Central, us Pacific Mail, l24 q; At
iantici Mail. lis; Erie, -, do. preferred, 12X;
Hudson. l30k; READING SO q; Michigan Central,
ITO; Michigan Southern, S1x; Illinois Central,
l53; cleveland and Pittsburg, So; North
western, IS; DO. preferred, SIX; Rock Island.
&k; Fort Wayne. o. Ohio and MISS. Uer-
uncates. 70; W. u. Telegraph, 33I; Boston
water Power. TX; Cleveland and Toledo,
1C2x; Gold, 1877.
LONDON, Dec. 9-Noon.-Bonds, "62's," 20
1916 Erie AN Ccnsols for money 81 I3.i6
Illinois ssk.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 9-Noon.-Bopds 7sI
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 9-Noon.-Cotton market
opens steady. Days sales about 1900 bales;
Middling Uplands 7xd.; Middling Orleans Sd.
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THI PRHvzSTIoS OF CONTEMPLATING
he New York Tunes fails to do justice TO the
views expressed by us q few days ago on the
shove subject, when IL speaks as follows OF II
remedy suggested by
The difhculty about this would be that IL
would b. equivalent 10 no punishm eut at ali.
or even n, under such a law, conviction and
he death sentence were secured, we should
urGue uopaoly see the penalty RENTED in
every case"
Had our contemporary read more carefully
ne would have discovered that we urged in
TIE outset the necessity for the certain swift
srd extreme enforcement of any penalty W ich
raight BE- prescribed against the commission OF
the crime.
We thought and still think, that the death
Ienalty, accompanied by these conditions,
vculd stop the copnterfeiting OF the coins
bonds and notes issued by tn Government.
!: u will not, lighter punishment will hardly
be likely TO check the evil, and We nigh, as
well fold our arms and conclude to lie, the
rcgues have things their own way in peace
ara security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

PUTNAM's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JANUARY, 1865,
Is now ready. with the following contents:
1. Introductory-The Old and the new
II. Thirteen Years Of the Nation
III. Dobbsi His Ferry
" Jewels OF the Deep-Corsls
'. Too True-An American Story of o-day-
Chaps. / and 2
vii The Besinning of New York
VIII. The Cs1pe1terT "A Chris,mas Story. By the
TX. Life in Great GiIies-New York
X The Late Francis L. Hawks
Nj II. m bhe Italian sno99u ussstti ton,
Xiii: Monthly chTonicie: en-
J. G GHsasasnss' :. Mn.;e Arts
S. Table Talk
SsTf', IF sfsf Goobs :i s
JOHN Nc g. pa FAK ~ .s,ss,
de s-tf Opposite the City Post Ofice.
ILLUSTRATIONS BY DORE.
Uniform with With. imperial 40 elegant
"NIVIEN" AND GUINEvERE By ALFRrn
TESNYsoN, Poet Laureate. IlIustr ated by rs
superb epgravings on steel, from Drawings BY
These Drawings are even superior in poetic i'm.
asina,ion and dramatic effect to those which illus
ing engravers will be, in themselves, an assnr-
aR,s Of the sIaui.te manner in which the design.
E"s'drers Of ne Hlnstyat'onS. 10 " Virisn' and
- UHtGerert.
&c. fiaDrk. J Go aaEew Il Grf B.1sSGaho
C. i SENS sES,, w H. Morn, W; RID:wIY,
We have all of Gustave Dore's Work in stock
and win take pleasure in showing them to citizen.
~ ~ ~ BLANCHARD 4 MoHUN,
Booksellers and Importers
ue seo3t Cor. Pa. ave. and 18th Il.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

JUST OPENED. FROM MESsRs. Bernhard
HUTTOEs AUCTION SALE or
FRIDAY LAST IN NEW
YORK. AND on SALE,
ELEGANT LYONS BLACK SILK MANTJLLA
FELfE1S, in -. g. "a, "a and 20 inches, all in
perior quality, and at lower prices than they have
been offered this season.
'ALso,
ELEGANT GILT AND WHITE EDGE BLACK
SILKS. Of Bellows superior manufacture, in ali
the various widths with many other handsome
DRESS GOODS,
Which We now oftr al Q mail ad vance.
Also.
magnificent assortment of
ELEGANT LONG sHAwLs,
Open Centres, ranging from Sse to SIoo each all
OF which will be found very much less than the
goods could be Imported to sell at.
The lowest cash price is marked on each article
IN plain figures No dey iation allowed.
W.M SINISTER & BRO,
de 9-d2t&eo2t No. s. Market Space.
OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS must be closed
~ out beferc the FIRST IF January. We will name
NE me following prices, viz:
S .iInack rrihts -...-..- 49, IL
tsP.asues 6I!nts''..- ....-.... IL
american Prints--. ............-l2
Hamilton Canton Fi,nni - ~, on
Good Bed Tict
Sest q sH les peiaine..... 20
Large size ali wool Blankets 49, SO
u iiamlton Sheeting. best quality.
,coa ~ sheetng 40
Together with large stock OF Cass meres, Cloak.
ing and Dress Goods at gre at sacrihce:
At JACKSON YATES.
3l5 Seventh street,
de 81 Under Avenue House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

~Ticknor & Field. Boston, have issued a
handsome cheap edition OF Dickens "Americ an
Notes Just the thing for general circulation
row that the "chiel Is among us" again taking
fresh once.
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LOOK GUT 20. THE HOLIpAysi
CHR. RI PIPER T,

No. 52a SEVENTH STREET, between and Z
Importer OF sill kinds of
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS,
Adapted for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

GRAND CoNcHRT-The Mendsissnon @ uin
ts,se Club, Of Boston, one OF the oldes, and be.,
musical organizations of the country. give .
Concert a. Metzerott Hall this EVENING
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BOARDING..

L'OR RENT-A FURNISHED PARLOR and two
Il FRONT CHAMBERS, with BOARD. IN "A pri-
vste family. Call at 5 : : 7th st bet. H and SITS.
de6.6tS
DOARD-First class TABLE BOARD, $40 per
ID month, and furnished ROOMS, from S5to $40;
81 = X St. between nth and 18th. de 2-lms
ENIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD
Il at the American House, corner Pa. ave. and
9TH street, for SO per month. no q lot
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT on reason
Il allie terms, with without Board, at No.
AS 9th street, between street and Louisiana
avenue. no l5-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

In order TO give my customers inc reased facilities
n their examination Of my large stock of goods 1
have converted and fitted up, with all the modern
conveniences, and at several thousand dollars ex-
pense the second story of my est.bl shine mt into
store room, The new room is entered by way of
an open stairway leading from the store room in
the second story.
Ladies contemplating holding fairs would do W ell
where.
Those who wish to avoid the large crowd usually
attendant at the near approach of the HOLIDAYS.
the rush. de 9-tJanI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

q FLOUR! FLOUR!!
ACoMPLErE ASSORTMENT OF ALL GRADES.
Bakers trade especially solicited. We have i'm
quality and price what will suit YOU
Choice MARYLAND EXTRAS, Choice vIR-
SlNlA EXTRAS. and SPRING WHEAT EN-
TRAS, for those who may want them.
For Grocers, mention only the brands for
which we are the exclusive direct receivers y
II. GAMBKILL, LINGANORE. MON0QUACY,
GIANT, and GOLDEN HILL FAMILIES.
The same brands in Extras.
1--WE call especial attention to the LINGA-
MORE EXTRAS, being very high grade-a amiy
Flour. in fact-but the manufacturers sell it for
their Extras.
81 All grades of FLOUR and FEED in guam
titles TO suit. W. NJ. GAIT & CO.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
de I-lm Near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot