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Our Christina. Advertisers.

those fresh CAtawba and Malaga grapes
fragrant, rudy, mellow, and juicy, for sale
~ J. PIkzsoS's. i9i Eighth, near PennsyIya-
MIA avenue. are Just the thing for desert during
me holidays. Call and Try them.
Good bIe sd - one OF the essential art .leS
Tor 8 Widespread table and the French ard
5merIcan bread, and dinner and party rolls
for safe by A G. Plant, New YORK avenus
snd Ism strset, VIII De found very paIara5is.
Boy your clothes for ne HOLIDAYS a. Wall.
ROBINSON Go s, 22 PsnnsylyanIa ayst,us
between 9th and 10Th streets, where Won can
get q good ane fashionable suit at the 10 west
price. =
skates for ths Million are advertised nv
tRONIS, at the Skstorial Headquartsrs.N0
- Pennsylvanis avenue: and his stock OF New
aoIs, Pnnadeipnia, Boston. Clipper. and
BIoncin Ciuo skates oIier an pie variety for
hose who think the holidays a big thine-ou
Iee, while bis parlor games are caIcuiated 70
afford entertainment and food for u,irth in
doors -F = =.
For a lady friend purchase one of the long
sbawis a. W. NJ SHUsTER a. BROS, p Mar
fe. Space, and she Will have an elegant re-
minder OF your generosity every time she
squips herself for promenade. The same
hrm have some rich black SILK manuIla val.
vets, Gilt ard white edge black silks, and other
dainty goods for lady's wear. Their stock is
worthy The inspection OF all ladies whs are
gong shopping" previous 20 the HOLIDAYS
BsaunfuI oOqusts, wreaths, baskets. g.
n ads from choice flowers, also French immor.
tellss. dried MOSES, flowers, wreaths crosses
baskets, &c-, are advertised by JOHN SAIL
80 seventh street, opposite the Patent Once
Our resders who are Of n literary turn will
hnd AZ Mr.. JOHN g. PAEKER's, As Sevsnra
street. al OF the latest periodicals., and much
other entertaining reading, besides fancys,a.
tionery snd many articles suitable for Christ.
mas presents. 't .
The weather - very cold, and 70 move about
comfortably one should be provided with lust
such heavy OVeTcOat IS ne Win fiud a. the
United States Clothing House of HABLr &
Co, $50 Pennsy lvania avenue, At a price which
VIII suit portmonnaiss in The most collapsed
state.
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P. ESCAPED FROM PRIsoN.-The notorious Goa,
thief, George McOauley, after his hearing be-
fore the justice this morning, was remanded
back 10 the cell al police headquarters, the
door or which was securely fastened with a
padlocf and q bar of iron extending crosswise
Shortly after IL O'Clock one Of the men ab out
headquar ers happened to pass the cell, and
looking in, saw that the prisoner was not
there, he having made his escape a few mo-
ments previous The paddock was found
twisted and broken, as was supposed with an
iron poker which was In the cell, and viii ~,
il is thought. was handed him Dy one OF the
bootblacks who run about headquarters. The
DETECTIVES are after the fugitive.
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ST. DoNINICE's BELL.-Some tine since tn
public.spirted congregation Of 81. Ipminick /,
the largest and best toned in the District, and
which was struck At different hours OF the
day Through the week for the accomm odation
Of the public, and 10 thus became familiarly
KNOWN as the time regulator Tor all that par
Of the city To the general regret this bell
was rendered useless by a flaw or breakaze.
and 1t hiss been necessary to send il to Baiti.
more TO be reeast. We hear that the choir 0!
81. Dominick's Church, assisted by some o:
the most noted amateuHs Of this city, are pre-
pairing to give a concert to raise means to pay
for this work. The public generally will nm :
doubtedly respond Handsomely in behalf of
an undertaking SO beneficial 10 all.
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TIE WRONG DESIGNATION. The follow in y
appeared this morning upon the report from
the fourth police precinct: - ohm o. Donovan,
q native OF Ireland, q temperance lecturer by
calling. arrested by officer o 'Brien, at a quar-.
ter OF twelve O'Clock last night, tor intoxca-
tion, and fined - by Justice Morsell." II is
suggested that as Mr.. O'Donovan is a shoe
maker, it is hardly fair TO the temperance
cause to enter him upon the record as lecturer
on temperance. r..... -........ -..
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llY THOMAS BOWLING. Auc..; GeOr yetown.
SALE o. yAHgABLt rEeREEIS on THE

WEST SIDE OF MARKET SPACE.
By virtue of decree at the snrrepse conrt Of
The District IF Columbia, sitting a a Court #
". John May and Others; No. 52 upon the cket
at pubic sale. on WEDNESDAY, iSth D,cem her,
AT The honr of o'clock In the afternoon, part Of
Lot No; II in old Georgetown. beginning on the
west side Of market space at the end of 7s frt from
the corner OF Bridge street and market space, aud
running with the line Of market space 81 feet and
2inches to market alley: then with the line .f
said alley 20 feet and inches 60 the vision line OF
lots numbered ~ and n: then with the said divi-
sien line north to the md of L. feet frOm Bridge
street and thine to the ginning, with the brick
warehouse upon the same.
Terms: One third cash: s,alapce Of the purchase
money in and ~ rionth- from the day OF Salc With
interest, the purchaser giving his notes FOR the de
ferred payments. with surety or the whole Of tn
purchase money may D. paid thu day of sale On
the payment of the whole purchase money. the
Trustee will convey to the purchaser. at his cost,
the property a. him sold, free clesIr and iii schsrged
of all claim Of the parties 20 the causs.
l.. P. JACKSON Trustee
dc 1-let THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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NVM. II wHEATLEY's PREMIUM srEAH
w DYEIEG AND CLEANSING
ESTARIlSHMENT

Once, No. a. JEFFERSON ST., GEORGETOWN, ID. o..
Estsblished IN lSsl ;preuiun awarded by the Metro
Mr the largest and most complete establishment Of
the rs na IN ms sn seSoa Of IN IN.
manner. s-., 81. Il
Truly thankful for past fayors, the subscriber
solicits the continued custom Of the community.
Goods receivcs and returned by express With the
utmost promptness and desp patch.
Post Once address, Lock box No. 50. >
Once closes daily at sunset except Saturday, When
II il closed At So ,. m. aun-sm
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TIE RIVER FRONT. Dec. N, 1855 -Ha-rees
English, Lippsl, with coal for Harvey, CLARKE
x Given. .s-.
l. Cro.ck's WAdgJ,--Sailed-Schrs. Jas. 0ueh
Cate, b. FSss. for Upper Machodoc, lieht.
SErh STREET WkdrJ.-fhe steams P Keonebec.
Capt. Nickel, stenmed fom this wharf this
morning for Baltimore, with merchandise aud
passengers.
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nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

We are selling LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
SHAW LIS, CLOTHS. CASSIMERS. SATTINETS,
FLANNELS, BLANKETS. and many other arti-
cles at greatly reduced prices. Also, beautiful
Cloaks 1T IL, IL, IL Is, Is, and - dollars Cacoes,
cts; Tucked Linen Collars, 81 cts: good Kid
Gloves. white and colored. at : y. We are de-
ternined To reduce stock. and offer great bar
gains 10 all Who favor ~ with call.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
no T-lm| 1o1 Bridge st., Georgetown, u. q.
Co0D NEws.-The public will be pleased 10
" know that II. DESFoSSE, French Baker. 10Th
treet. will coInmence 70 deliyer his healthy and
highly appreciated BREAD IN this town on MON
DAY next. December ri. The families who wish
TO he supplied will please send their address 70 II
PH1IL1pPI, French Hair Dresser. Bridge street,
Geopetown: Hotels and Restaurants furnished at
moderate rates q" -.tr no E.lmE
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HANDSOMELY FrsrsD Cr-The truck house
on Massachusetts avenue, has lStsly hesu "a,
carpeted ana othsrwise redtted, making .
Wy hanoeome uppeaxance. The walls are
aoorned with handsome pictures, many OF
ptesesu IN In vitinS appsafance. "a
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ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-ieorgeL L. Blair,
color6d, arrested yesterday afternoon ~ on
Ger Fowler, of the fourth precinct, for az saHlt-
ing Mary Sanders, had an examination before
Justice Drury yesterday, and was commitie ed
10 iail for court. ~. a rT 1905 1-f rs"F
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NAGRANCY. - Charles Williams. colored,
came before Justice Morselt yesterday afer-
neon charged with vagrancy, and In default
OF IS fine was committed TO the workhoVse.
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BRoKEH OPEN Lieutenant M ils:ead Of The
eighth precinct, reports that Off GERS Spra que
and Huntington found the residence or AIR
Z Jehn Kitz, corner OF 9th street and Pennsyl-
yaDia avenue, broken oDen last evening. They
notified the inmates and the house was Sc.
cured.
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SHOOTING IN THE RoAD.-Albert Green, col.
ored, was yesterday fined s3by Justice Thomp'
/ SON for shooting In the county road.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
&C, TONIGHT.

NATIONAL THEATBR.- Edwin Forrest 10
Sheridan Knowles line tragedy of Virgin
iUsn
ISLAND HAIL-We are glad TO hear that the
$40 Fair and Festival tor the ospefit OF the
new IsIaDd Baptist Church Is very successful.
Hssld's Brsss Band. and an elegant string
hand Will b. present this evening.
PoroxAC HALL, IsLArD.-Tbs Fair by the
tea hers and pupils OF Grace Church Sunday
School, for the benefit OF the Library, this
evening
THIRTzxSTH-srEEKT BAFTrsT CHURcH.-
Pair and Festival this afternoon and evening,
and during The week
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SELLING WITHOUT A LICESsg.-J. Il. Dyer,
hotel Keeper, doing business in the seventh
precin CT had hea airing before Justice Walter
yesterday afternoon, charged with selling
liquor without a license. He was fined $40
and 81 cost.
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bURSLARIOus ROBBERY Last night, be-
tween NE hours Of 10 and d O'Clock. bold
roo6sry Nas perpetratsd upon the premises
OF Mr. henry Knight residing about two
-qusres northeast OF the Waiiaeh school,
house, Capfoi Hill. Wbile the family were
asleep, some fhief OF thieves forced an eatrapce
10 The bas ement oy forcing open rne snu tier and
hois ing the window. after which the frat and
second stories Were ransaeked, and several
articles in the household. az well "a vearino
apparel. were spirited away. In the course Of
the predatory raid the chamber Of Mr. knight
who was absent) Was invaded and his Wife,s
bureau drawers forced open, from which sc "
eral pieces Of jsveiry sad under wearing an
pareI were distracted. Amer securing taeir
plumber, the maraucers left tbs house lhron n
the rear door. which was Ieft liar, and exposed
40 similar unwelcome visitors. The thieves
were doubtless hurried OF by the return homs
OF Mr.. knight, as that gentleman, on ascend
ing his front porch, heard reesding footsteps
from the reu. -.s ta7 g
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lP YoU HAVE MORE MONEY than you know
what TO do with, buy your Gents Furnishing
Goods of Tom, Dick, or Harry; but II you
wish to get full value received Tor the money
You pay out, 60 TO Francs, where Gents Fur
nishing Goods are sold at prices which defy
competition. Look ct the following prices -
Good Me-ino CIcers hirts and Drawers. ~, IS,
20 cents ana 81; good heavy Wool Socks, 20
and 25 cents: good Cotton Half Hose, 81 per
dozer; good Paper Collars, 10 cents per. box,
or . boxes for Is cents; good warm Wooden
Gloves from % cents mp. Also. Scarfs, Ties,
Hanukerchiets. at prices 10 suit the most Geo.
nomical, at franc's Popular Gents Furnish
ing Store. 49s tn street. between and L. three
doors above ODD Fellows Hall. ll,li,E
BLANKErs OF ALL CoLoEs.-Red, White,
Blue, Grey, and Brow n Blankets Horse Bian-
kets, or all colers. Five lbs Blanket for >2-50.
Ready made Sheets, Bed Comforts, Feather
and Hair Pillows. BolSters. Mattresses, dc.
e. r.. wi -4.Iae ADANsoN's, SOC 9Th st.
Ills one door from Penn avenue
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WBKRk's TEE OWNER l-Detectives Coomes
aud Miller were a. pawn shop LOOKING after
came IN with q SUR Of brown clothes which be
Was sDout % pawn The officers ASKED 70 look
=: thsn- when the man dropped them ana
made hissscspe. The suit ~ az Police head
srsr:ers awaiting . call from the owner. II
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SALE or MoNnr.-At IL 9 q nbn.hIv nsst.
fnS OF The Central Bp5ldtng Associsfion last
niEnt - sAs<ss were sold af an average OF SIX
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this city is Francs, ig 1th street, between
d and L, three doors above Odd Fellows
HAIL ID ...-..e....f ..-l. d .l ..e- 1t.IJ:I:
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REAL ESTATE SALE-Wm. 5. Holiday,
broker, has sold most OF square o. 49, ia this
civ, for $1,000.
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MARRIED..

residence of the bride. by Rev J W. Lambeth,
MIR JOSEPH PALMER aud Miss NARY STEELE
al 81 this city = r o-tA N "a II 3
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FUEERAL.-The funeral Of the late Thouss
r Piles took place yesterday afternoon from
the Eazt Washington NJ +. Church, and was
very largely at,e-Ged. The services were
conducted by Rev G. W. Leach. the pastor,
who spoke Of the character Of the deceased
Tbe following organizations We're present.
Liberty Lodge and Grand Lodge. knights OF
Pytbias, headed by Shroe der-s Band; CoIum-
oia Division, Sons Of Temperance; Eigie Tent
OF Recbabites, Harmony Lodge, No y, ard
Magneru Eneampmept Of Odd Fellows,
headed by Prosperl's baud. The following
Were the pall-bearers--J. u. Edwards and T.
Z Webster, Of the Sons Of Temperance; Joshua
Cooksey and Samuel shelton, Of tue Recha-
bites; Tnoma. Goss and %. Tolson. OF the Odd
Fellows, and NJ. MeNallery and John ii. Bsr-
ney, Of the Knights. Al the grave the services
of me Odd Fellows were conducted by Chap
lain :. A II. Marks; OF the Rechabites oy
thsplain W. q. Brock, ana OF the Knights by
carnations were out In very large numbers.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rl THos. BOWLING Anct.; Georgetown, ID. o.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN

tn WEDNESDAY December al. at o'ciock y.
m. VIII sell IN freut OF the promises, pa q OF Lot
No. -. optipg ~ feet ist street. between High
ami Potomac streets. tys depth of $50 feet, i'm
proved by a small Frame Dwelling ID o1se
Toms one-half cash: balance IN six and twelve
months. with Interest, secured 10y deed of trust
the property. Convey sncinc AVID stamps al the
cost If the purchaser $50 r. tured a. soon as the
properly j. struck on -
de. :. l-fG -. TUo>I.S pOwIINc ,rct
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ELECTION OF orFrcsRs.-At a stated msst.
ing OF National Lodge, No. IL, E. A. A. 81.
held at Cenn-ai Hall last evening, the follow
Ing were chosen as oficers for the en-.
sning term;mM o; Baxter, ". M; I. L.
Secretary: l. Gasssnheimer, Treasurer; Z.
Stoddard, Tier. p rsss slss-I. NJ 80 -,
Acacia Lodge. No. IS of the same Fraternity.
and At the same Hail, choose for the same
period, their officers, as foflovs, 70 witt. III
VIII, W. M; T., J. sweet, ]. W.: e. b. Il. Col.
ledge, j. W.; A. L. Marsh. Seeretary: T. n
Hanson, Treasurer; L. Stoddard, Tl.r.sv 800
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HOUSEHOLD WoED.-The best, the only
ten's IaPToced (ae,c style) Tar ReStorer oy
Dressing, lin one bqnIe.) My wife ard call
dren prefer 1T. Every Druggist sells it. Price
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ODD FrLLows' REUNION. TO morrow
night, Columbia Lodge, No. 10. OF Odd Eel.
lows. will have a grand social reunion AT
their hall on 7th street, which will doubtless
bs attended by large number Of me mem beers
Of the order. The lodge will hold its regular
meeting at six O'CLOCK. and a. seven O'Clock
the Degree Of Rebekah will be conferred on a
number of ladies, twtves OF Odd Feliows i
The Rebekah Degree associations will be pres.
eni, as we'll as large number OF others who
have received that degree. at the conclusio Ion
OF the degree work the public exercises will
take place in the main saloon. The Amphion
Musical Association and other talented mu-
efcians and vocalists will appeaY, and ad.
dresses viii be delivered by prominent mem
bers Of the order. The feature OF the evening
will be the presentation OF mementoes to the
orphans under he care OF the lodge. Refresh.
rneuts will be provided for the company
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II You WISH to buy your Chris mas presents,
fine Gold Watches and Jeweiry, yea will save
fifty cents on each dollar by going 70 4. Alex
anders. 2i0 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between
18th and 18th streets f ff - ltft
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cry ITEMS

Mr. -EprToR--Tae K.ssiey msn.ione1 In
last nights Srsr 10 not w ifism kIaslsy. the
sbr,cElayer's son.
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GREAT Reduction IN PRICES .-Contem-
plailng 20 change our business we will sell.
for 30 days only, our entire stock Of Mems,
loirh's and Boys Clothing, at a5 per cent
less than our regular price. Heavy coats for
IS 70 SO, ali wool pants from ~ TO 20, hssyy
vests AT 80, and all other goods In proportion,
at Barris, corner OF 7th and l. SITS ilh Psi:
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THOSE WHO WANT the most attractive, ele-
CANT and Standard Books, at very low prices,
should not forget the Great Book Auction this
evening, al 37n Pennsylyanm ayenue, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, conducted by
" ll,29,E WIN. l.. WALL 4 Co.
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~ Il y U o Z.
THE WORLD AsToNIsHED
AT TIE MoSDERFuL AFFILIATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST,
NADAME III. A. PERRIGO.

She reveals eeorets no mortal ever knew. She
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events, eatsstrophes Crosses IN love, Ices 4 res
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or lovers, restores lost stolen property, tells
ron the business you are best qualified 20 pursue,
and in what you will be most successful. causes
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will marry, gives you the name, hkepess and ch ar
acteristics Of the person. She reads your very
thoughts. aud by her almost supernatural powers
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Of the planets and the fixed in the heavens at
the tire Of birth she deuces the future destiny IL
man. Fail not 20 consult the greatest Astrolseise
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7 AIDES, yea will Rrd one Of the best selected
IL stocks Of French and Home made Corsets of all
ETY. les and sizes from 81 up; no reeds, Mr.. Baum
which he calls the special attention 1t is the
most comfortable and elegant in tho market, 40
Louisiana avenue, betwetn 9th and 7th sts., oppo-
site Seaton Hotel no ls-tf
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TIE HANDsoNfsr assortment OF Velvet. As
uakan, Sable, Chincniila, Velvet Cloth, Bea-
yer Cloth and Opera Utoaks, with Muffs to
match. Also, the best Lyons Veive.s. ali OF
his own importation, at the lowest figures at
M. William s, 80 Penna. avenue. i,.-'
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nEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OYPTCE

WAsHINeroN, November ls. ls7
On the petition Of GEORGE W. COATS, arr
JAMES 1t SELL. of pringheld. Massachusetts.
praying for the extension Of a patent granted 10
them the lst day of August, lisa, for an improve
ment In AashiDes for Sticking Card Teeth, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on tine lst Of August, 1856:
Ii l. ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY. the 2Itn day Of April
next. at Y O'Clock M; and an persons are mott
Ned g. appear and show cause n any they have why
said petition ought not 90 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are reIuired 20
file in the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth in writp least days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed BY either party
TO be used at the said hearing must be takea aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as te-ff
mony must be filed In the office fscssfp days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
tes days after fling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be Ylblshed I'm the
Republican and the Intell 9encer. " ashiBeton, ID.
G., and In the Springfield Republican spring
field NJ assachusetts. . week Tor three sucoee-
sive weeks, the first Of said publications 90 be
at least sixty days previou. g. the day q hear
NJ. TC.ThEAkkk.
NO 23-lawsw Commissioners OF Patsuts.
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DR.. WHITE, Chiropodist, a24 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four -and.a-half and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment Of
Corns, -Bunions, Baa Nails, Enlarged Joint s,
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, sc.
Office hours from A. m TO y. m. No charge
for consultation. Established lS6i.
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FOR CHILBLAISs AND ERosrzD FEET.
Whltes Embrocation is a specihc. Prics 81
per bottle. For sale at AL Pennsyly ania ave.
nue., between X and sih streets. ''t-i 7h
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PERSONS wishing 10 subscribe for TIKI STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy
Yard, Will please leave their orders al No. l22
East Capitol street, between Attn and 5th.
.E m sa ...- JOHN CoGGINs, Agent
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EL0UIt fLOUKI
ACoMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALLGRADEs
Bakers trade especially solicited. We have in
quality and price what will suit you
Choice MARYLAND EXTRAS, Choice yIR-
GINA EXTRAS. and SPRING WHEAT EX-
TRAe, for those who may want them.
For Grocers, we mention only the brands for
which are the exclusive direct receivers -
u; SNArMBkiLL, LINGAN,9pEEs M1NQ4TA Ci,
The same brands In Extras.
1We call especial attention 70 the LINGA-
MORE EXTRAS, being very high grade-a Family
their Extras. - 7f7-F =
q ~ All grades of FLOUR and FEED in q,ian-
titles IL suit w. NJ. GAIT &OOs II Z
b Indiana avenue and lst STREET,
he .Im Near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot