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WIN. II. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
w pYElEG AND CLEANSING


Oface, No. 49 Jefferson ct, GEORGETOWN, ID O.,
Established in lssl premium awarded by the Metro
polian Institute, 1857 rebuilt 1856 and Is now by
far the largest and most complete estsblishmen Mt OF
the kind in this section of country.
Dysing and Securing Of all kinds dene In the best
manner.
Truly thankful for past fsvors, the subscriber
solicts the continued custem of the community.
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and despatch
Post Office address, Lock Box No. 50.
Once closes daily At sunset except Saturday, when
1t 10 closed 1t ~ p. IN. au ls-6Tn
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what to do with, buy your Gents Furnishing
Goods Of Tom, Dick, or Harry; but IL you
I'm 70 get full value received for tue money
You pay out, 90 to Francs, where Gents Fur
nishing Goods are sold at prices which defy
competition. Look at the following prices
Good Me-ino Undershirts and Drawers, SO, IS,
20 cents and 81: good heavy Wool Socks, %
and 25 cents: good Cotton Half Hose, 81 per
dozen; good Paper Collars, 10 cents per box
or boxes for % cents; good warm W oolen
gloves from % cents up. Also, Scarfs, Ties,
HaDdkerchiefs, At prices 10 suit the most eco
nomical, at Francs Popular Gents Furnish
ing Store. i94 eth street. between ID and T., three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall IL I4I:
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TIE MASONIC HALL--The Secretary OF the
Masonic Hall Association Acknowledges the
receipt Of STEPS, being the proceeds of the
base ball exhibitions given by the Nationals
aud picked mines for the benefit OF the enter
prise This sum would doubtless have been
larger mad the exhibitions been earlier; but il is
proposed 10 siye during the next season a
Number Of ey hibtions Tor the same object
Owing 10 the disappoin tment in not receiv-
Ing the Ioists for the first floor of the hall, The
laying of the conversion has oeen deferred
until Spring, when II IL expected the work
will be commenced and pushed forward TO
COmpletihn
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK oFFALL ANDwIS
IL TER GOODS.
JOHN III. SMOOT.


l19 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c.,
Has received and now offers. at the lowest cash
prices, an entire new stock OF Fail and Winter
Goods, comprising a fine assortment OF Ladies
Dress Goods of the most desirable styles. Also
Shawls, Cloak and Sack Cloths Alexandre's. gou
vim = and Couvsrseir 3 Kid Gloves; Josephs' hid
Gloves. at 81 % per pair. Ladies, Misses and
Gents Wooden, Merino and Cotton Hosiery; Blan
kets and Flannels of all grades; Marselles and Al
lendale Spreads; Merimack, Spragueis, and other
Prints: Irish Linens. Tstle Damasks; Bird Eye
and Scotch Diapers, Towels, TOweling and y APP
kins; Ladie-. Gents and Children & French Cloth
and other warm Gloves; Breakfast Wooden Shswls
Wooden Yarns, and Notions generally. Also. a
large assortme MT of Virginia Cassm and Other
makes of French and American Cloths, for Gents
and Boys wear with general ssOrtment of shirt
ings, Sheetings. Shifting Flannels, Lindseys and
Domestics. Having resumed business last Spring
with new stock, every article now offered il
and being bcrght for cash. at the late redu sed
prices, customers may rely upon making their pur-
chases of me OF the newest Ind most desirable goods
at the lowest possible prices. call il respectfully
solicited. JOHN III. SHOOT
n. B.-Also, Ingram and other Carpets.
m
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NEW COOPERATIVE STORE. 4s7 NINTH
IN STREET, BETWEEN ID AND X.
Best Family Groceries At lowest rates; Choice
Svrnn and Molasses Welcb;s Fionr Sew RnrI
wheat and Graham Flour, just received. Apples,
Cranberries and other Fruits always on hand.
Treasurer will receive subscript for stock at
the store at all hours Of the day. Shares SO
each. ecy2-lm
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RCILDISG AT AUCTION

DEPoT QUARTERMAsTRR' oFFIcs,
WASHINGTON. ID. G. Nov. IL. lsG
Win be sold ~ public auction. on wEDNHs
DAY, Move mber 20. at IL a: m. on the premises.
nnder the supervision Of Brevet Colonel A p
Blunt, A, q. M, the Government Buildfne hereto
fore used a. an Office 6y the Pay Department..
situsted on l4th street est between street north
and New York avenue. being about 100 feet long
and q feet wide, stories high, shngle roof, and
ceIled throuChout; also. 4 sinks and WOOdsh bed.
The U. = relinquishes all care Of ths build NJ
Al date Of sale.
Building must BE- removed within ten days or ar
Its longer COntlns anCe.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
b order OF the Secretary Of " ar nd interim
&c. MCfERRAN.
Deputy suarterHaeter General.
no last Breyet BIigadier General. L : Arms
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Observation-Disclosures Walter had befor,
him yesterday evening a man named Johr
Wood, charged with disorderly conduct
whom he committed to Jail to keep the peace
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF SMALL ARMS
VI AND OTHER PUBLIC PROPERTY.
By authority ofthe " ar Department will be ssM,
at LesyepMoTth Arsenal, Kansas by public sur-
ton, the following Ordnance and Ordnance Store
1881 SMALL ARMS,
COMPRISING the following kludp
Cot's RevoIving Rifles savage's Pistols
United States Rifles, Stars Pistols
model ls4A whitneyis Pistols
Enfield Rifle muskets Prussian Rife musketS
Belgian Rife -muskets Burnsideis CsrbiDes
Enfield Rifles Cosmopolitan Carbinea
Ssppers' Rifles Gallagher 5 Csrbines
United States Rife mus Green's CarkiBes
kets Hall = Gsrbines
Austrian Rife -muskets JosIyn's Osrbinee
Belgian Rife muskets Maynard = CarbiD-a
pited States smooth Merril's Carblnss
bore Muskets Smiths Carbine.
Austrian Rifles Starr Iarbinee
Adams Pistols weston's Csrbines
Lrfenc heuN Pistols Austrian Carbipee
With 1890 appurtenaneee. such = Screw Drivers.
Ball Screws. Genes. Cone Mrenches. Thumb
Vices, Wipers, Ball Moulds, Thongs, Gunslinss,
&c.
10000 United States Cavalry Ssbres, light.
1910 United states Cavalry SADDLES.
l.f76 90 N synsrd's Primers, aud
10000 other items,
Artillery Carriages saddles and Saddle Bees
Travelling forgcs Breeching, Collars.
Battery Wagons Traces. &c.
Artillery Harness Gunbarrels and Bayooess
Cartridge Boxes Cruppers, kslises
Sword and Bay Onet Scab- Drivers Saddles
bards Cap Pounches
Cartridge Box Plates shoulder Belts
Cartridge Box belt PlstesA rtilleTy aud Cavalry
Halters Brides and Tools.
sale to commence at 10 clock on MONDAY, the
9Th day of November. 1857.
The Government reserves the right TO REFUSE
bids. i4-SB
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BLANKETS or ALL CoLoRs.-Red, White,
Blue, Grey, and Brown Blankets Horse Bian-
kets, OF all col0rs. Five lbs Blanket for 81 50
Ready made Sheets, Bed Comforts, Feather
and Hair Pillows, Bolsters, Mattresses, &c.
ADAMsoN's, SOC 9th st.,
Ills one door from Penn. avenue
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATEkT OFFICE,
WAsHINefcN. October p. lsG

On the petition OF GEORGE T. BURT, OF Har.
ward, massachusetts,, praying for the extension OF
Q patent granted to him the 7th day Of February,
1854, for an imDroyement in Machines for Clean
ing and Asserting Brfsties, for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent. which takes place
on the 7th day Of February, loa:
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 9th day Of anuary,
1858, at II O'Clock m; and all persons notified
said petition ought net to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
set forth in writing At leas tesy day. before the
day Of hearing; all testimony he2 By either party q
mitted in accordance with the rules Of the once
which will Be furnished en- application. : ~
tmosy mast b nlsd 10 the once ssesssv days hefors
the day Of hearinei the Arguments, II sny, Within
9rdsred, also, tAat this police Sc pukshsd 10 the
Republican and the Intefi sepeer, Washi setoa, ID
O., and In the Boston Post, Boston, Mssss.. once
. week for three successive week.; thu first OF
said Publications. 70 Be- at iesst sixty day R.evioos
nofwW Coumissi0ner Of fsseofs-
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FROM THIS DAY / Will sell good Whaiebone
Corsets at 81; make to order the best at So and
guarantee the ut; nv own Patent Walking
SKIRT at Sl25; Shoulder Braces at from O. SO
up. Chs. BAUN.
ILLS 40 Louisiana avenue, near 7th ST.
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TIE NEW UNION EsGINR HoUsR BUILDING
COhMITTBK-Ghe bU 'lding committee Of the
rev tniCn engine house, No. J, appointed bv
tue Councils OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
NesSrs. j w. Thompson, G. L. Garfield. and .
L. q. CLARK. Of the Board of Fire Commission
ers. hr. j U. Lsrman, of the Board of Alder
men. ard IL. M. Knight, of the Board of Com
mon Council-held a meeting last night at the
fire ComniS siouers' room. City Hall. A re-
pert was submitted by Mr. Sessford, chief OF
the department, showing the progress in the
erection of the house, and recommending an
appropriation for the purchase of a bell, strik-
ing apparatus, and furniture for the house 1t
Is believed that the building will he finished
by the 10Th OF Decem her, arrangements for the
teoica'icn of which at that time have already
been made.
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JAIL FOR CoURr.-James Bryan. colored
had hearing before Justice Tucker YESTERDAY
evening for larceny, when he was committed
to Jail for court.
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NEW MUsIc-Mr. John F. Ellis sends Us
There was time loved thee q song Just
published by bin.
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MEETING OF THR Y. Al. u. A.-At q meeting
OF the Young Mems Christian Association
beld at their rooms last night, the Lecture
COMMITTEE reported that they had secured the
services OF DIR. Chaplin. Prof Hart and Mr.
Msrooch viii COM lete the course Of sixteen
lectures The Mission Schools Committee re.
ported the same to be in a fiourishing condi.
nCn, and that the use of the mission school
puilding on capitol Hill had been given to The
Episcopal Church for religious services ON the
Sao0atb- The Librarian made an appeal for
Contributions OF books and papers, ana report
cd That the use OF the parlor OF the Association
cal Society on three Friday evenings OF each
month a committee was appointed TO make
arrangements for laying the corner stone Of the
new building, with appropriate ceremonies.
on Wednesday. the 27tn inst. The auuounce-
ment was made that the Rev. Newman Hall.
II. ID, OF London. would deliver his celebrated
International lecture; after which the meeting
adjourned.
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CLEANING UP.-jeneraI Michler, Commits
sioner of Public Buildings, has recently had
Greenough's Statue OF Washington, in the cas- {
PARK OF the Capitol, which had been nsF lie cte d
Tor many years, thof ougnly cleaned, making
quite change in It's appearance, ana ne has
now men al work cleaning the pillars in the
old House OF Repress ntdtives. Mr.. Clark,
Architect at the Capitol, set some men to work
several days ago cleaning the statuary on the
eastern portico butt consequence of 1t having
become discolored when an attempt to clean 1t
was made, they did not succeed in improving
its appearance.
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The TUCKER MANUPACTURING COMPANY
We learn that at the meeting Of the stock
holders of the Tucker Manufacturing Go n.
pany the requisite funds were raised to 70 on
actively with the operations OF the company
An exam nation OF the affairs Of the COMPANY
showed no misappiication OF the funds, but q
large expenditure had been made 10 establish
ing and extending the business OF the company
ON q large scale, nesessitating q call for an :
other installment upon the stock, which has
ben promptly forthcoming, so we'll satisfied
are the stockholders Of the excellence Of the
investment
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoS.-The reg.
uiar meeting of this association was held last
evening At Union League Hall, MAJOR VIM
Morse in the chair.
Ward. chairman OF the National Union Re-
publican Committee, in which he congratu-
lates the Union for expressing itself In favor
OF Gen Grant for the next President Of the
United States, and says there Is 40 doubt but
that the Republican party will achieve a
great triumph in lc6S with Grant as their can
oidate.
On motion OF Col. Otis. an invitation was or
cered 20 be extended 10 Hon. Mr.. Plant, mem
Der OF Congress from Ohio, 10 address the
Union on Monday evening next Adjourned
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THE COLOGNE WATER prepared by Josspb
Burnett a. Co. of Boston, Is superior TO the
veritable "Farina." wespeak frem actual ex
perience.-Baltrrsore American 40
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NE. LEWIE DAVIS DENTAL AseOOe a
" TON.
No. $50 PENNA AVE-,
Between 18th and 18th streets
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PALE.

Nc charge win be msde for extracting v here Ar
1bcisl Teeth are inserted, slthorgh the
getfent viii be required 90 pay for theSpS
surgical operation when performed, which ~lII0
vii lie deducted " hen the Teeth are made. The
association a. now prepared o. make Teeth %
Geld Silver snd Rubber q New York. philsfei-
phis and Boston prices. AL persons wishing des-
tsl work done can hsve 70 cheap in the above
named cities All work will he done ia the ne.te-<
and best manner. and warranted g. give entsrs
satisfaction. Persons viii DO well 20 call and ss
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SIS IMITATION Petersham Overcoats, 10 Off
S'3.3O net All Overcoats same discount from
former prices marked In plain figures. at Geo
U Henning's, corner eth street and MARYLAND
avenue. Selling of TO remo We TO Sill It'll street,
In,elligencer Building
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PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy
Yard, will please leave their orders or North
street, second door east OF Fourth, Capitol
Hill. JOHN CeGeINs, Agent
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IHb OIneue OF WARRINGTON -BeisW W
present tabular statement Of ina retn,ns al
onsus blanks, a. msde by the members Of the
nOlico foPfa n ha tr;,
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THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing Store in
this city is Francs, i94 IN street, between
u ana l., three doors above ODD Fellows
HAIL 1l,14I:
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CHURCH CONSOLTDATION-Last week, tn e
Capitol Hill Presbyterian congregation, of
which Rev. John Chester is pastor, effected a
consolidation with the Metropolitan Presby-
terrain Church enterprise of the Presbytery of
the Potomac. The latter agreed 10 contribute
s2J,JC0 towards the erection Of the church
which The Capitol Hill congregation lad COM
menced on the corner Of 4th street east and
street south, on the condition that the size of
the edifice be increased 20 90 feet by 80, and
hat the name OF the National PRESBYTERIAN
Church be adopted. OF the consolidated con.
gresatlon, Rev. DIR. G urley is chairman of the
finance: Gen. James M. McCalla Of the ju-
dicial, and Mr.. IL A. Bohrer Of the building
ommittee.
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WAsHInefon Bs.lxoLnxr LIZ. A..n

AsHIhGfoH BBN1voLnNf LIN Asso
CtAfIOS.-A meeting OF thoss promo linz IN -,
taelish Benevolent Life Assocjati on m vnt.n
esco member shall pay two dollars At the tims
oi becoming member, and oae dollar On tae
death OF any one Of the 60 opera tors %. ala
a. the rooms Of the Board OF Trade ,st s.sa
ing s' e'on-
nj ;: Dsturnell proposed rules for the
Gensaeloo OF business, which vera sdontsd
On mouon, Mr.. s. O. Fessenden and Liant
SSrsea were added to the Uommi tee on the
Dr. Clayton stated that a meeting NJ this
OmInitee had been held when a portion of
sns eonsttution had been prepared He mad
~ ny hearo any thing of the constitution since
nsr was nothing in this proposed Assccia.
on save that Ii was q Benevolent Life Insu
rance Association. In which the living were
~Dhnk 10 pay money to the families of dead
men. he thought the first object was to obtain
toe proposed 1000 names, and IL they could
cess 'S' e"s
Judge Sherwood said. In any enterprise of
TINS KIND there must be beginning, and when
enc Is made,if the scheme was good one there
"ouIo De sufficiert number to en- ter upon it,
mr.. A q. HALEY said, that in forneinga con-
sutuuon they met with diff culty in determin-
ing whether young man should pay as much
as tne oie man. He would oppose getting sub
sctloers to the Association before il had been
determined what the Association should be-
mr. j Disturpell moved that the sub,ect Of
the constitution be referred back to the Com.
mittee of Seven.
DR.. Clay ton said that without some Instruc-
his position as chairman of the committee,
Af'er further discussion.
mr. >. y. Eeseenden asked to be. and WAS,
excused from serving on the Committee on
the Constitution. and Mr.. Pierson was elected
in his place. Adjourned
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Grand total In Dist. Sc .OtI

ouno totai In DlsI.s6,0fl 3s,45l 125,t9l
Ibese figures are approximate. but the of.
ncefs OF the Educational Bureau, under whose
supervision the work Of taking the census was
zone, VIII Immediately enter on the work OF
maiiDe up the data from the returns. and will
probably, in Q week, be able to publish the
ful omcial result, showing not only the cor
rected total NUMBER Of white and colored in
the several wards and districts, but q summary
OF all the details included on the blanks The
member OF the Metropolitan Police force de-
serve credit for the man ner in which they na We
performed their duty. The officers of the Blu
reau speak In commendatory Terms as to the
promptness with which they did the work,
and also, Of the manner Ia which the blanks
except IN few isolated cases, have been filled
up. Altogether the English plan Of taking a
census teems TO work well.
SALE OF FARM.-Messrs. Green & Will
liams, auetioneers, yesterday sold the country
seat OF h. II. Mcpherson, containing about six
and half acres. with improvements, consist.
ing of . cottage frame house, clubhouse, green
house, hot beds. &c. the property being about
half mile above Park Hotel. on eth street. to
Mr. John Widmeyer, for $4,000.
TH1 CHRISTIAN CHURoH.-This congresa-
ton, which has been worshippIng in the court
room, City Hall, are this week holding az ira
meetings there. Last evening, Elder H. T.
Anderson, of Kentucky, preached to quite
good congregation, and services are to be held
on Thursday and Friday evenings.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
MISERABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIos

III u
FRIDAY. January 10. IS - At p m on the pre.-
GR0t NJ With ;hS BTiiainsO and In Dis
thereon, and an elegant assortment of House aslx
prcyrieJor situated in the fret district Of Nss or
leans, IN ihc square bounded by Gasqu & canal,
square feet al ground. Number or house 600
80 Tr"perts u. In all respects. very daeirshl.-
haTss sna 10, are el.t 70 m",tgsl'e o.
will be assumed 10y the pure hs-er.
Terms made know on ,hs day ~ sale
nol9 tJG9B Solicitor Of the Treasury.
GREAT SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
" INGS, Ii MBER, &C.
QrARrERyAsrFRs oFFrcR,
NaShriH,. Tan, NorcWbT Ia, IszI
. viii offer for sale At public auction, on VIVID
SEsDAY, the 18th instant. at Cumberland Bar
racks, seven buildings, two hundred and mfg
OF doors, deer frames, window frames and sash, a.
salH T. r"mmence promptly at % Q lclosk :. n;
unknown purchasers The buildings, lumber, sc !,
, 70 he removed before the sDth instant
BY order OF Bre'e' 4 TkE SHP III sSSsk
nols-2tB Major q. NJ, Bvt Ii. Col, U.sA.
A TON.
OsEcs Depot aad Dis5prsiHE QHarfsrpnaa-,
ArLANIA. Ga, November u. ls7. (
orlocp ~ RnniS su,t'Sn; Sommeg ., ., 70
ion9Hing public property o. Wit.
Z Z HSTs.
5Amtulances
2Single Sets Ambulance Harness
- Single Sets Mule Harness
sale to take place in front Of 4 =. Stables tIats
Whitskers.D corner Lire and Prior streets At
Terms Cash, in Treasury notes, before pro,-
erts is removed. which must be done the day o.
sale.
BY order Of Brevet Brieadier General Rufus s..
ton, Chief Quartermaster.
n. .. FARNSWORTH,
First Lieutenant Sith Infantry; A. A. q. M.
no k-+S IN charge Of Depot
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A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
ENGLISH WORKS ON SCIENCE, MEDICINE.
HISTORY,
POLITICAL ECONOMY. &c, &c.
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AT TIE

The Comic History OF England. with beau ii ful ly
colored etchings. By John lie sch. 1 vol. LoRdon
S5.
trations. By John Leech. London. Ss75
The Comic Blackstone. London. 81.
The Government Of England. By William Ed
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Cox on the Arts of W riting heading, and Speak
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Three English Statesmen. BY Goodwin Smith.
London. $50.
Hughes' Garden Architecture and Landscape
Gardening. Illustrated. London. IS.
Parkerf Glossary Of Terms in Architecture.
Illustrated. London. S3I5
Martins Commercial Hand Book of France. So
The Treasury Of French Cookery. By Mrs.
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HUDSON TAYLOR BOOK STORE,
FRENCH RICHARDSON,
ools 334 Penua avenue.
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MAeNIYICINr OvRRooATs, Business and
DRESS suits, Winter Clotbing of every descrip-
on and splen did line OF Underclothiug are
SOLO at reasonable prices BY liable & 90, Uni
teo Sates Clothing Store, 46s Pennsylvania
avenue, between Sd and Az streets.
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AnA FRESH PEACHES

AON FRESH PEACHES.
.UUV Cans HEATH AND WHITE SOFT
PEACHES from Loudou County, Va. They have
all the solid freshness of fruit pluCked from
trees and are in heavy syr 1p, requiring sugar,
having been selected and canned ia the orchard
they free from grit aud bruised fruit object
ionable to those put up in cities For sale at ING
PLACE. ". NJ. z. KING SON,
lS-lm corner ID, ST, and Vermont ave,
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LOCAL NEWS.
AhUsEMENIs. &c. TONIGHT

ADJUSTMENTS, &c, TONIGHT.
NATIONAL 1HEATsR.-Second night of Miss
Gsggis Mitchell As "Fanehon"
WALLS OPEEA HOUsE-Mr John p Gonrh
~Ill deliver his celebrated lecture on dion
don" this evening, for The benefit of the Ladies'
Aid Society, First Congregational Church
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Eighth annual grand
bal OF TIE Washington Circle, Eenisn Broth.
sThCOd, this evening
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FOUR CoBs, Duriliions ct Onsles reutres
dams Ia chair, coDsuiter le Docteur White.
e'aoh ospDts lS6l-e son Office n o. i2i Penn
sylvania sver ne, entire Ia Quatrerne ct Ia Six
ltmeruP.
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DR.. WHITE, ChIropodist, 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four-aQ d-a-half and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment Of
Corns, BUnions Bad Nails, Enlsrged JOINTS,
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c
once hours from a. m. 10 q p. N No charge
for consultation. Established 1861.
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DENTISTRY.

hR. MERRILL,
u DENTIST.
No. $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
bet. 9th and lOth ste.
All operations performed pertaining tonx0
the AkT OF DENTAL SURGERY ocf~s
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BUYIHe SroLYN 0ooDe.-Micnaei Coleman
yesteraav caused the arrest by officer Pr ,thsrs,
OF the eishth prectnct, OF James McDonnal,
whom he charged before Justice Gull with
buying stolen goods. The Justice req uired the
accused TO give bail for court.