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TELEGRAMS, &c.

A dispatch from Indianapolis says that in
the United States Circuit Court on Tuesday.
the district attorney entered a nole prosqui in
the eases of Horace Henson, Lambdin p. Mil
ligan, William A. Bowles, John O. Walker,
stephen y. Horsey, and others, known as the
Indiana conspirators. 1t 10 generally believed
this was done in obedience TO instr ructions from
Washington. m.
The Republicans in the Illinois State Legis.
lature have decided not to hold caucus on
the question Of the U. s. Sentorship until Mon
day evening. by vote Of A to 96. It is slated
that the friends OF Mr.. Trumbuil favored an
earlier day, and the postponement mt 10 con sidered
a victory on the part of General Palmer's
Bumors have reached Richmond that move.
ments have already been made in view Of the
disturbances likely to grow out Of the impeach.
ment Of the President by Congress. Troops
are now being transported from different
points. General Schofield yesterday left that
city and is now here.
The grand jury of the United States court
Charleston. s. o, found a true bill in two cases
for smuggling, but they were thrown ont, the
testimony being considered subcrned by the
Custom house officials.
The Commercial newspaper OF New Orleans
has resumed the defence of Governor Wells
and OF the Convention of 1864. II defended the
Governor for asking that the present State
government be set aside.
The Democratic caucus held at Harrisburg
cratic members being present. Senator Oowan
was unanimously nominated as the Demo.
cratic candidate for United States Senator
The steamer Sun Flower was sunk on Sun.
day evening above Patrick's Ferry, on Trinity
river, Texas with S, 600 bales of cotton on board
The boat was total loss the cotton mostly
saved.
1t is expected that Governor Geary will
make his appointments for Philadelphia this
week, but they will not be announced until
after his inauguration.
Lansing (MichiRan) special says that the
feeling on he railroad interest runs high in
the Legislature. This Will be q marked fea-
ture in the session.
The Kertucky Legislature Tuesday rejected
the constitutional amendment without argu.
ment. he House by a vote Of G2 to &C. and the
Senate by vote OF "a to-.
AT Republican convention held at West
Lebanon Yesterday afternoon. the Hon. Jacob
Bennington, OF Lancaster, was nominated for
Congress.
civilian reports various cases OF lyn ching
as having occurred lately In Calhoun and Up.
per Washington counties, Texas.
Three liquor seizures were made in Boston
yesterday by the State constables. amounting q
to about $500.
The louisiana Legislature begins it's session
on the third Monday of this month.
The Minnesota Legislature met at s.. PauPs
Tuesday.
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SApIAN uBRFlcH I.oAnRRs q Az,

CANADIAN "BRK1CH LoADRRe."-A we do
not desire to take any undue advantage of eur
Canadian volunteer friends (or enemies as they
may elect to consider themseives,) we direct
their attention to an article from the Irish
Times Of the Ed ult, which il quoted else
where in our columns. From that they will
learn that the Snider breech-Ioadiug rifles,
which have been served out BY the British war
department, are q complete failure, dangerous
only to those who use them; and that all those
sent to the army and police in Ireland have to
be called in and re- altered. As the Canadians
got the first (and. therefore, most imperfect) of
the lot, the ''breech. leaders" Of which their
papers made 50 much bray, would stand bat
poor comparison aloHgeide Of the ssSpencers-
and "Berdaas" which are in vogue with us
here in America. We expect there will be a
big job one OF those days in Canada, collecting q
and cendemnfng those fancy weapons sent out
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE IL II ,vrnsrxrA Tn

SALES OF REAL Estate IN VIRGINIA The
Leesburg (Loudoun ceuntyr Mirror reports the
following sales OF real estate:
lon Thursday last, b p. Noland, M Harri.
son, and Q. d. Tebhs, commissioners, sold the
farm, heretofore advertised in this paper,
known as the TRAP" and formerly owned by
the late John K. Lttleton. for S50p per acre. The
tract contained 147X acres, and was purchased
by Mr. Townsend Frazier. ..
A farm belonging to the estate OF the late
Abraham SkiIlman. near North Fork, in this
county. and containing 153 acres, was sold fast
week for $Sl per acre. Seldom II. Gibson,
purchaser.
Messrs. Henry Heafon, B. p. Noland, and
Matthew Harrison, commissioners, seld a lot
belonging 20 the laes Jonathan Tavenuers es.
tate, in Phtlomont, on Wednesday last, con.
tanning X acres, for fourteen hundred aud
nifty -four dollars. Miss Maria Tavenner pur-
chaser. The same lot sold In 1861 for nine
hundred and eighty three dollars. !. go
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ga Richmond doctor says rubbing with
Kerosene oil viii cure rheumatism.
- Ristori has thus far pocketed q round
&l00,0Oo in America.
~Boston In England is more than ten de.
greee farther north than Boston in America.
~Siar- shaped snew fakes fell in Nashville
the other day.
0The Philadelphh mint s producing
about 2,0o0,o00 pieces Of the new nvee per
month.
@A Boston Sunday paper speaks of -Dr--
vine novels" ...
ga marketman in Harrisburg has manu-
factured . sausage Afty feet nine inches an
length.
"a s0A western paper observes that the fa-
miliar term "nisesr" 10 passing ont OF pse.
0A Massachusetts, town has been indicted
for not keeping 10 public schools open ak
s1Artemus Ward WIN clear nfty thousspd
dollars BY his visit 10 England.
ga, pew IN Boston church sold reosatiy
~.None but the brave deserve the fair,
NO, and none out the bruce can live win come
Of them.
1Thirteen Qxisa exyta are willing 10 suc-
ceed Pomeroy or Roes In the Kansas SenAspr-
ship, which expires March .. -
&Ths New Yorkorgan graders talk about
Q protective union.
~Susan Fishsr, Of Portsmouth,, N. r.,
lately choked and pounded her child 70 death
0ln the MassAchuses Lsgisiaxure T. O.
Walker. cclored, 10 member, Of the Joint
COMMITTEES on Federal Relations. !, -
1t ie no misfortune for q nice young lady
to lose her good name, IL . nice young gentle-
man gives her better.
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DISTRESSING OooI

DISTRESSING OCCuRRKNCE-On Wednes.
day last. while a couple of youths, named re-
specuvely Thomas Turner and Edward Jas
per. Were out hunting In Chesterfield county,
about ten miles from Richmond. the former.
by accident, shot his companion in the 10 ver
part Of the abdomen, thereby infiicting a
wound which II lie feared wfll prove fatal. Ii
seems that in the course Of the hunt the two
boys got separated. and after q W bile Turner
perceiving q rustling In O clump of bushes,
raised his gun and fired, but instead of the
object being legitimate game, IL happened nm
fortunately, TO be his friend. The parents of
the youths reside In Chesterfield, and by thi g
sad occurrence are much distressed.-Rtck-
moHd Tunes.
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LABoR.-There 10 great complaint just now
IN some parts Of the country abopt the want Of
employment. In New England towns and
cities, manufacturers are ,discharging cpera.
tives, putting them on halt time, DC. The
= snsr,nS from sns d~ii tmss 1 for ths som oas
plaint comes mp from All quarters, North,
East and West Laboring msn every where
may bear IT In mind, 1 they choose, there IL
plenty Of good land In the Soathera States
lying idle tor want cf labor. II the conduct OF
Congress keeps these people away; why We
cant help It. The fault OF this ssaEnation in
business and industry belongs to the radicals.
Danriue (VG) Regisfer. -..s...,...s
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AMERICAN FINANcE.-That a governments
which one year ago had no internal revenue a:
all, whose tax gatherer never came TO the home,
or interviewed IN the dealings OF the people,
should be able TO raise t60.0OO,O0O or any such
sum Is miracle. In any other country the
bare attempt would have caused a revolution
But In America these taxes are borne as pa
uently as taxes are ever borne in any country
There Is no more idea OF resisting them than
OF declaring monarchy. No endeavor has
been made TO sweeten the impost by nicely of
adjustment or by delicate selection. Congress
SIMPLY lad a tax upon everything 1t could
think of and let il hit whom il could Yet this
financial defamation OF the people excites little
murmuring. The Americans are little apt 10
imagine that the facts of their government can
be tyrannical. They are the acts of the per
sons for whom they voted, of their agents, and
there rs no sem bance OF the bitter feeling which
prevails in most countries at taxes imposed nv
a superior authority felt or fan cied to be other
tnan the people. The Americans, too, have the
money; every body is well OF, and everybody
seemingly wishes that the government should
be well of also.-London Economist
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- Bsto1: q. alleged Sspsrtars for IrsIa.d.
graph OF hlmseiE 70 destroy thsn. % g the
British could not get hold o. his picture He
was chagrined to hnd that he had been photo.
graphed while spsaking nom the Mstropoli-
tan Hotel the day OF his Arrival. and thet his
physiognomy precedsd him wherever he went,
his attsmpt 70 secure the likenesees, ofcoarse,
failed; In ltsiand ae aeysr nad ore taken,
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GAVE HIS SHoKs.-An interesting inciden Z
occurred yesterday, we understand, at our
County Jaii, which goes to illustrate the fact
that white heart may palpltate beneath q
bosom OF outer darkness. IL seems tnat col
ored man named Henry Wilson, who has been
some time confined there, M Justly it is thoueht,
on seeing white man about 70 be disc harged
with shoeless feet, was tonched with s.tender
feeling for his infrmity," made him a tender
OF his own confertable shoes, which were ac-
cepted, leaving his swn pedals without an v
envelope whatever. This noble act was noted
by the officers Of the institution, who will see
TO IL that Henry lie net q loser by the operation.
Alexandria yoUrnof Il
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SEORET DISEASES

6AMARIYANs 0IFTis the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
Is the soldiers hope snAssA Niend to those who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; fe-
SAsARITANs RooT AND HERE JuIcEs-A positive
snA permanent cure fer Spyk Scrofula, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters, &c. Price 81 rs per bottle
Sold BY 3. O. Ford. See advertisement myS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ P0EIRY HAS, !MMOkrALIzED The
fume immortal in his relebr ated perfume. Thus
posey and chemistry have united to make 1t fs-
NOUS and the press is waiting its praises through
where, 3 jA4
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! ga New BsdSofd lady recently Wrote to
Desesn Puhllshine house fer copy 0f .sssi.
lsPs, oF Trust in God" ana received foy reply.
.There 10 NO '.Trust In 0od" to Be found In
Boston"
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STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY
sMOLANDERy EXTRACT BUoKU
COLGATE d co. q

W N T = b so AP.
recommended for cHAPPED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. 1t may be
obtained Of all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
feb 9-eoly
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s1Business Of aii kinds, save always tns
essdipgiy laaguid, net 70 say staSnaat
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r LO q Bi EDi

LOUBi FEEDi
:, full assortment Of oil grades choice Flour Tor
Bekersi quality No. I; price low.
Are the only direct receivers for Golden Hill, 7.
a. 0ambrill mot Pata pscoj and Linssnor Tan,tiy
tn tkIonrs IN the District. AZ the latter brsnd has
city, We would inform those Wishing this 6our bv
MA s.angsmenf ~ VIII the nillsrs We furniSh It lower
nnautM Mnn ~ can pe opsatned RON any other source.
other nrct- class Family Flour.
Buckwheat at Low rates
All grades Of Western Flour n store and for sale
iewb w. n. GAIT CO.,
,. Indiana avenue and LIST street,
no A near DeDot,
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DANCING.
DANCING.
DB0F6. J. W. & II. p. KBEIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvsnia avenue, bet. 9th and 7th sss
Opposite Metrepolitan HataI

DANOlNG ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvsnia avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th sss..
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
.,i,e New Glasses forming every evening. Those de-
selxsss 10 70 enter our classes should avail them
onP r.sp.IstiSns Siii be made in this quarter for
mGiIsulsr, car be had at J. +. Ellis' and ". @.
Ihe Hall can be rented for Soirees, 30.
LADIES' Mise. f:s hs and s: fu.,a., and
ming. from 70 . e'eioet. ta'''.' ana FRIDAY eve
H1. sns hours
quarter commencing with tie first lesson. jas
Nj ARIEI's yAsH!QNABLB DANCING
MARINIsY INIYAI AssiMB'LYr Sf' Ar ROOMS, q
r,, ~, between 9Th and leth streets,
,, mnm - .Sadssmy 10 now open fer the recep- -
Rss ,sS sSd ms:ss sSSI: 4 t.o. e. lsd.:
Ss9sismsns % eis:ss. from r. to 10, sam. evening,
venienee Of the pupil ssi
MAsouERADEEv IA AND Fancy FANCY DRESS BALLS
the ssd ~
city, and the District generally, that he is Il eli
s s.n Sh o.
Of e sss well
happy to svsit orders. CHA RtEs BERG. %
o0''u?is %S..tsrs .nS
nIssoLUTIea OF PARrH1RsH1P. -Ts.
sSi: day s1di'of dSsssHsss s. ..
asS: q SSfiE S$$
jan; i.s i i. 1867. cHAsLis HiszSiRa.
HsRzBHHes LOAF oSTIos.
moNSs mh;;' Y:d; Pt
and AZ kinds q q hsrehsndise. BSsinsss strictly
On streets. Immediately i. rear Of the Hseionsi
ENaKAvIEa AND 0ARD PRTNTTNG.
vSfslfrs's,, Sslfiia' s,e WsSSfsS nSs1;f q; Fs.r' .s5
for sal. b, AaS a5ps5a AZ H41E 4HEtSoAhRa tSoAhRDs
ns-m B0ok''l!ssss Ed rPS psan'. s'':s,SDs1; s9sna..
BsADs1sElrs srssH4PEaE srssH4PEaENT wEATHER
rain cola .r and dust from doors i and WIDOW: oi
sysry rry ds,:eritPsston. q. 4. r Ps6!,..,,. ~.
Ss On '' h.w. HAMILTON . co.
L A1rsr fAsIs pslsssiSSabs' lssasiSSbssS OF HA1E-
%. .xkscEF I. AA1111s.5l A11ks..g5lkrss.s.
~. s2t r. street. between 18Th and 18th s.s.
:A1n Il .si: &:
eight years In wsshington and Newport, sn.
Shs ssSses 81 s and
nonnce that he has this season Imported the stset
fashions Of hair DRESSING, and aIso pomsdss, snd
to the
A PIANOe. -
a LAk01 Assortment Of etslnwsy D oons'
fienoe nave Just been recetved AlSo,-
.1 kirno ; Ssssls 9. aad nd Covers ro1 sale II no
": g: ESfzERorr ! 90.
er.. STEAM INGIHEg.
Combining the maximum Of sf3ciency ,dursbility,
and scoAomy, With the ninimun Of weight and
price. They are widely aad fayorably known,
more than 500 being IN uss. All warranted sasis.
Actory, or ~ sale. Descriptive cirealan ssas on
~ ). o. HeADLsY . Co.,
70 eeo2- : LaWrSnss. 4sss.
n ~. y0AM McKlNNsY. aas
IA, rs.cT,d ssSrs f.sse ssSS ~. s.d s:es 1sss
Ho: Hs2 1th street, corner Of j. -. = -
kkshsbls kb Hsx rofk snd Coaasctieut Composites.
de 0.ees Iisi dSron. and Rs,.l
= did Aendscnjiy csrysd rectaye Kose.
Noo9 PIANO, bsAnufally fnlsld wtthsUNvv
Ha :eH nas ,s.s :wses sinsns tome Oar be
yarns : ss:sLa r.. ssLas r...,,v..,. .,.s..,
VIII CO mence % the lst day 81 Jesuary. lS1 q
SSSpS :s s.ass:i .s,ss. & iS s:ascs osis : % 3.
sS'ssss;,. 80" ss:
4 very superior ~ Rlssched shfrtins s %.
DresO Goods at 2se., SIX, &C. az, 7s and Gle per
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CHIAP LIVING IN TRxAs.-A friend writes
as follows:-l Colin county, Texas, pork sells
for six cents pound, butter at twelve and q
half cents, eggs At ten cents q dozen. wheat one
dollar bushel. and -four four dollars q hun :
dred weight Corn 10 rattled on at fifty cents
bushel. These rates are for specie. In that
paper currency h worth only two.thirds OF .
silver dollar. In Rusk county, mast fed pork
readily brings ak eeAts, corn fed seven cents.
-here ts an abundant supply Of food in that
regien, particularly Of hog and hominy. East
Texas is unquestionably one Of the best coun. /.
tries In the world for raising pork - =
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CLOTHING, DO.

W. MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner of 9Th and D streets.
Desires TO return his thanks for the liberal A
patronage bestowed upon him during past
seasons, and at the same time invites his ~
niendt 10 visit his store and inspect his new MI
and choice selection Of goods, which he has -6
inst purchased for the Fall and Winter Trade
Mf. H. h HARDON. his associate, continuss 10 give
ap pesrsnce OF All asrmenta msas A. the essab.
hsEment. VI o." sA'A'' " ''s s' 'n' '''A''
metto. de SLIM
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"a A svALpABL8 LOAD OF BBIcKs---Tho San
Fyaneisco Ttmes Of Nov. 9eth. sayss-ssQ uiee q
crowd OF people were cellected In frOnt Of
struggles Of powerful tam ef horsss in their cir
attempts to move wagon load ofsilvor bricks.
The load Wa - heavy that the wheels sunk
into TIE cooble stones nsarly 10 the hubs.
After long struggle, and the asststaace OF
severa1 Of the bystaedsrs, the team started the
load, which consiotod Of about one hundred
large SILVER bricks nom the StatA Of Nevada
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MARRIAGE AND oELIBAOY,
an Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
the vital powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent
nee Of charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
pr. eKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Associa-
Eon, PhiIade elphia, Pa. auG l3-sm
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AN lMPRAcTrcAALE REQURsr.-Governol
Andrew says that the Massach usetts Commis.
sisners TO the Paris sExhibition have been
requested 70 send over Massachusetts, school.
house, with teachers, scholars, furniture, &c.
IN order that visitors may zee our educational
system in actual operation. The Governor
thinks that 1t will be inpractscabie to comply
with the request II
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HALLS VEGETABLE sIO1LIAN LAIR RE
NEWER

nAAA blOlh1 AN u AN IL ~
Renews the Hair.
HALLS VEGETABLE 6IcILIAN HAIR RRNEwER
Restores gray hair TO the original color.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENRwER
Prevents the hair from falling of.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RRNKwER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RKNEwRR
Does not stain the skin.
HALLS sIcILIAN VEGETABLE HAIR RRNBwBR
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair
ever presented to the public.
Price 81. For sale by all druggists. ja 30 Tuly
SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY
eMOLANDIRp EXTRACT BUCKU
..-.- I.". IL CURING
every case OF KIDNEY DIsYAsI, RHYyMA1IsN,
CRAWL, URINARY DIsoRDHls, WEAKNRss and
PAINS in the BACK, TIMALI OoMPLAINTs and
TRouBLIs arising from 1xcHssKs OF ANY KIps.
OOAE, Y8 AFFLIoTIDi
Thy LAND ER'S.
FAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Bold By eli Apothsoariss Prios q. d. BABNle
o., New York, end BARNEe, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLII0H q
ROGERS. Wholesale Druggists. Boston, Mass.,
seneral Agents. fob lo-ly
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DENTISTRY.

nR. LEwIE's DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
~ No. go PENN'A AVE,
between 18th and 18th streets.
Teeth extracted without pain by administering
httISIs Ews Onyde or Laughing Gas
Chemical Apparatus in the country for ~4o
Eahfng pure gas every day; also, an Improved Val
yular Inhaler. The Association 10 now prepared
to make Teeth on Gold, Silver and Rubber az New
sons wishing dental work done can have II Is cheap
as as in the sboye- named cities All work done in
give satisfsction. Persons will do well 70 call
and examine our work. de "a q
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POTOMAC Rlv18 PILors.-We understand
that spplieation was made on Saturday night
to TIE ferry oenmkttse for the services Of one
OF their Apployooe, Who was ACC quatuied with
the chAAn0i s0G the Potomac 20 Washineton
city. D. @. The Npplicstion was made at II o.
N. By o0eefe 6o61ected with the navy.yard,
who had uee6 looking unsuccsssfully Sof q pilot
ssssei 5p d Posonac. In 9 oonsso uspcs oi ess
limited number Of employees. the terry con-
pany was unable to comply with the request
which, under the ,cirsumstAuoes, hey would
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RITrALIsN Bishop McIlvaiae, OF Ohio. is
ont with q fierce blast against Ritualisn in the
Episcopal Church. His reverence speaks Of
these High Church practices a. ssabomina-
tions," ssfollies," ETC., and the persons who
practice them, whether clerical or lay, he
says, are guilty OF treason to the Church
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TC,Syzr M seee-sss1r - e 81 LEGION Co..>ao
MERCHlNT TAILOR, M
0etfopolitan Hotel. late Brownb,
$50 Psnnsyivanis avenue,
ny l-6 tWashington, d. O.
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RIMED1AL IHsIIIgTE FOB sPEoIAL

Full Information, with the highest tssfin1o-
aials; also, Book on Special Diseases, IN sealed
enreiope, sentfree. - Be and send for then,,
and you tciH not regret IT. for, advertising ply
sciens are generally tnpestors, without reJsysSees
no stranger should be trusted. Enclose Q stamp
for postage and direct to DR.. LAWRENCE. No.
Ia Bond street, New York. ne IL DkWly
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VtPSiTTk VPiHMog ogTHHGHKHR, THHlHR rr,,,u., !.
8sTABLIsH1D IN 1855,
oRpERg VOW RECEIVED
DEMPSEY OTOOLEE E, tnersyers a,A Sta.
uoneIe, 10, 326 Pa. av., bet. 9th and lOth sts.
u. Z. RElCHkGBAOHy Piano Hoomo ','
Ass lith street, near Pa. svsnus.
Seseial Notes from Wm. Knabs Co., Balti,uovs
Mr. Becker he's tuned Pianos Tor us At our Ware.
rooms and We take pleasure In stating that We be.
ueye him TO be com Detent tuner. no n Am
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
JRIIs FOB THE HOLIDAYS.

WEsT INDIA ORANGES AND
w SWEET MALAGA GRAPES,
Fresh, at KING LACE.
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nIsSOLUTIeH OF PARTNERSHIP. - The
- Psrtnershin heretofore existing between
tusl consent. The business will be hereafter con
Quoted BY CHAkLES HERZRDR0, under the
IeAA9 HBRZBER0
jan; an; /; 1867. CHARLES HiRZBIBe.
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II. 4, oseSIAYs BASE BALL l-7l-
AND sKATORIAL HAD QUARrBRs.
Dealer In Imported Cigars. Also, the foliov1ns
brands OF Domestic Cigars: Tulip, judy, Pun.
Robert Burns, Re. also keep Ans assertmsnt or
Tobacco, Mserschaum and Briar " God Pipes, and
Fancy Articles.
A large assortment Of the fnest ana bese
6AAT3S. da l8.fm
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NINCE MAT tDOMESTIO,) ~
Nl Just made, Of select materials,
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HERZBERGS LOAN OTFICI.
- EstabliShed 1857.
MnNfnhssss ff1yHnesi fGW WsdS On WATOa 6S; D!A-
and an kinds Of Msrchsndise. Businsss strictly
eonndential; 3sl North street. betw cen ~ and
Hotel, ina m
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The undersisned would most respec fully in.
form the ladies and gentlemen OF Washington
times prepared to furnish parties with Masauer.
ade and fancy Costume, either on loan or made to
order. De hes taken rooms ct the we'll knovn
fancy estsblishment Of Christian RUPERT, Esa
s22 9TH street. between d and ., here be Win Be-
HAPPY 10 await orders. CHARhES BER0,
F..5 late Oostumer ct Ford's and Growers
% Slim Theaters, WAshington, D. @, .
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EMRICHy RESTAURANT, -
II No. Ss5 Penna avenue near Sta street,
r EMRICH wishes TO inform his friends and the
puonc generally that he now keeps con- n
stantIy on hand OYSTERS. fresh every vc.A 81
His WINES and LIQUORS cannot be an m nassed
Gall and give him Q trial oc al tf
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AIS. CURTIs IRVING, C1anroya.t, and Test
NI MsitHn, will give life readings, including
Past Present and Future at her office, 40, nerth
side of Penn a avenue, between IA and oth streets
Once hours from to q. m. and 10 y p N.
de ~ lns