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DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON, December 2, 1863
Information has been received at this ila
partment from Mr.. A NJ. Baily, the Consul of
the United States at San Jose, Costa R,ca. of
I be death, on the 2Sd of October last at Ateuas,
Costa R,ca, of Alexander Samisch, a natural
lied citizen of the United States.
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SEVENTH WARD REPCBLICANs -Lasl even
iLg meeting OF the Seventh Ward RepUbIi-
ear Club was held At Hyson's Hall. on z street
south Mr.. r. A. Boswell in the chair, and ~
watson secretary pro tenn, when the folIh wing
Were elected Officers--F. A Boswell. President:
Joseph Williams, Vice President: Jas l. "
Bowen, Secretary: Rev. A. Bowen. Treasurer
Dir. Walker offered a resoI u ton in reference 20
lie Improvement of the canal, VIII -, after a
long debate, was adopted.
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LICToE DEALERS MEETING.-At the meet
Ing CT liquor dealers held yesterday 70 form a
permanent organization, those present signed
paper Ter that purpose, when the meeting
'olourned subject 10 the call of the tempor-
aIy chairman By advertisement IN another
,Jinmn II %ill b. seen that meeting of huuor
DE- I-rs- wholesale and retail. has been called
at Trades Union Hall 18th and r streeisl To-
noIIoW. EIIday afternoon. az = n,cIock
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h'ClnEST.-A Nun by the name of Moses
dempsey, lanOreT ana warchmap az rbe
treasury department, met with an accident
Yesterday While wheel ling a barrow fbrOuCh a
narrow passage II became obstructed and m.
handle 81 u was forced Violently against the
nj oTt;lst. breaking the seventh and eIph- n
IibS a. their middle. d.. Breueman. OF rbe
firSt Ward attended to his in lures The man
lives On L street, ntar2th
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HER NETERANyN BUND.-Thp rapu-
Iaf VT kly meeting Of this ass Ociation was held
Est evening" at Wits Hall, eth street above n
reoigr Brand. president, in the chair, and
LOUIS hbtbz secretary. resolution was passed
that all officers should b. fined for non af+snd
ahC- ana after The admission OF several naUy
members and me transaction OF some other bu
siness, the association adlOurned
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The POTOMAC FEONT.-The steamer Wa.
wsset, Fawke, arrived from CuTrIoman and
intel n ediate landings last evening with q
heavy freight and good list of passengers. Al
10 O'Clock the steamer Arrow, Stackpele. LET
9ih street wharf on her regular trip TO MOunt
Vernon and Marshall's Landing, with excur.
sIonists passengers homeward bound, and
mails. Other wharf matters Will be found be-
low.
'GrieT's UITf.-Arrivei-Sch TropIc
Eduks. from salisbury, Md. with lumber fol
+. =. Bletz. Saiied-Schr. Willard L. Phillips
SCmers, down the river, light.
JobHson's Hharf.-Sfiled-Schr Thos. VS.
kimmons, Wyatt, for Baltimore, light.
RieyS Wh0J-ArTived-Sch Ellen NJ
Baxter. Perry. from Jackson vile, Fla, with
lumber for Mohun Son; Mary Augusta
WTotOn, from Havre-ce-Girace, with 10 tOhs
of coal for :. e.. Magruder: Icngboat Missouri.
keycs, from the lower Potomac. with wood tor
" ii. NARROW Sailed-Schrs. VIM r. Ryrne.
Robinson down the river, light; Butterfly,
Mitchell, for Baltimore, light.
fOs'S ULGrf.-ATriyed-Ste Thomas f.
Cahiil DALEY from Baltimore, with hay for
he Government; and freight for Distr let m4r-
chants. SaIled-steamer Thomas T.. CahIlI,
Daley, for Georgetown, light.
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IAE AMERICAN LAW TIMEs.-with its A.
SSnPaASlhg series OF Court and Department
IePOI,S'-publlshsd in This CITY. promises 10 he
VIZ OF PEI nanent value, not only 10 profes-
sfohrI people but 70 the general businesx
CCIn1ohly. We are pleased 70 learn. there
fore, that every effort is 10 be made 10 issua ~
as rapidly and cOmp.etely as possIhlr
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NATIONAL CAPITAL Bull DING Assocr.r,ox
Al the fourteenth monthly meeting OF ms a.
ISOLATION. held on Tuesday night az Rsrry,s
SHOWCASE vareroons, the usual coIlectiop ~
dues were made. and advances were sold ON
twenty shares AZ premium Of l32, ten shares
y, To, and tive shares az l29,
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COMMITTED FOR LARcRNy-Marx Tile,
man, servant in the employ of Mrs. Harrie,
Jenkins, arrested by Officer BeaIl on the charge
amined this morning before Justice Tn or,no~
when the offence was fully proven and She was
ccmmf.ed 10 Jail TO answer trial before go,
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JUST THE THING-100 English business
Walking Goats, at SO, 81, and $40, made of
French, Scotch, and American Cashmere
dark, PLAN, and mixed patterns, the most of
them lined with cashmere. Please call and
examine at A. Strauss popular Clothing House.
Pa. avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets.
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WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN NERETN. The
regular mcnthly meeting of this association was
held last night al the corner of and 9TH streets.
and after receiving dues, and the transaction OF
business OF private nature, a committee was
appointed 20 perfect arrangements tor the an
Iusl ball OF the association, 70 be held in Feb
rUary.
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THE ATTENTION Of the public is respectfully
invited 10 the very extensive sale of family
hardware and agricultural implements which
y now going on AZ the store of ]. p. Bartholow,
Fsqs on Seventh street. opposite Centre Mar
ket CON mencing AZ 10 O'Clock, this and every
cav IN I'll all IL
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FULL DRESS gentlemen's black cloth close
body and frock coats black cloth. velvet, and
silk vests, and black does kin and beaver pants
OF the best qualities, at Geo. T.. Henning's, No.
81 7th street. Kid Gloves, of the best sort in
all colors, white, light, medium, dark, and
black.
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APPLICATIONS IN BANKRUPTCY-P
wishing to apply for the benefit of the Bank
rupt Act, who cannot pay fifty cents on a
dollar Of their Indebtedness, should apply
before the LIST VI January, the time 20 which the
operation OF the fifty per cent. clause of the act
is postponed.
GEO. MASON, Attorney-at- Law,
ll,9 and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, CITY Hail.
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s.ryey IASpIN LERsBuRe. Va

EALKFF LAND IN LEHShUh'- NA.-The val.
uahle hcBse and lot in Lees burg, known as ,hs
.Binns7 Property" was SOLO ~ public sale on
TUESDAY by Thomzs w. Edwards, Commits
sioper, for the sum of $3.50. Mrs. Catherine
A. Fellows, OF Hartford, Connecticut, pur-
chaser.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
In BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
Il DISTRICT OF CoIuNpla IS
At the City OF Washington, the lot h day Of
November, lots The undersigned ereby II yes no
tice of bis appointment as Assignee OF VIM
SAXT0N, In the City of Washington, within ssis
District. who has been sdjudged a BANKRUPT upon
his own petition by the supreme Court Of said Dis
trict GEO, MASON, Attorney AZ Law
noH-1aw3w City Hall, Assignee.
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CITY ITEMS.

JRwKLRY.-Silver Plated Ware, Fancy
Goods, received every day, for Holiday Pres
ents, at Prlgg's One Dollar Jewelry Sore, No.
4J6 Pennsylvania avenue, near / 4 street.
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.-A fine of 3 %
was imposed upon Richard DeLacy this morn
ing by Justice Harper, for selling liquor on
Sunday. The accused took an appeal.
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DO NOT WASTE TIME If you want TO purchase
winter clothing. Go at once to the store of
liable d Co, 46S Pa. avenue, between Sd and
AZ sts, and examine their superior sock. 2
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DOCTOR j. II. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED his
once ana residence from the FIRST Ward 70
massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth an
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east OF Four
tenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m, al 4
from 10 p. m. Hours OF attendance at the
Woman's Hospital, from / 10 2p. N. every
day, Sundays excepted. Ig3'
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TIE POIST OF ROCKS (METEOPOLITAN) Il.
X. CAsE-The examination of Mr.. Murray
snd the men engaged on the Point Of Rocks
Railroad MAS not continued this afternoon, in
consequence of some OF the counsel being
Otherwise engaged
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RECOVERY ArTER BEING STABBED IN TUE
hkAkr:-Ihe eoiOred boy Robert Diggs, who
j. stabbed IN the heart on Thanksgiving eve
ning' Il alive, and Dr. Breneman thinks his
chances Tor recovery iavorsble.
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hR. BURTON'S
II TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

-
BAcCo Is entirely reedable and HARMLESS and IL
also an excel emit appetizer. IL pErifes and en-.
riches the blood, invfeorates the system possesses
sbles the stomach to digest the heartiest food
N axes sleep refreshing, and establishes robust
health Smokers and ohsIrsrs for sirty years oxr.d
ing treatise on the injurious effects of Tobacco
with lists OF testimonials, references, etc, SEM
FREE. Agents wanted. Add-ess
DR.. I. 2. ABBOTT, Jersey City, y. J.
TESTIMONIALS.
PosTMtsTERs IEsTINoNy.-I received a box Of
Burtons Anticote from Rev. J. NJ. Poulton and
Ind IL an ETERNAL cHre
S. GATsHAL, Connection, Harrison Co., Ohio.
From THE L. g. TREASURY. Ssc-sfdry OTce-
Please send supply Of the ANTIDOIE. Tie oA.
OF. EpsAR.
From SEw HAMPSHIRE STATE PRIsON.-CentIe-
men OF influence here having been cured of the
dote, We desire a supply for the prisoners of tins
institution.
JOSEPH MAYO, Warden Of N. II. state Prison.
ABANEER sIEsTINoN v-Dr. Surton's AntidOte
W. MANN, lst Nat. Bank, New Albany, Ind
A CLEKGYNAN's TESTIMONY -OyR Box OF AN
TIDoTE cured my brother and myself LII NEVER
FAILS. Rev. J. - SHOEMAKER.
Kelley Station, Pa.
FROM THE POLICE HEADQUARTERS, LYNN. Ms
/ h0rg gained tatrfy ltrs pounds y lisa IN t.Ys.
1nOA.aS by usiDg Or. BUrtOn's ADtidOte, and a.!
deStFs Tor tobacco IS removed
WV. l.. WaIT.JR.
From THE SOUTHERN HOWE JoURNAL. BAN
MORE, NJ One box OF Burton 5 Antldote Tsugor,d
in recommending it to all eur readers.
T.Y. SLATER, Editor.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
IJTaismGYk \ COpyrighisd
u. p. HIUkLING,
Corner Pa avenue and ID street, General Aren
Tor District OF Columbia. nO4-3m
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BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEX

REMOVES ALL ERUPTIONs, FREOKLEs.
PIhILEs, MOTH BLCTChES, TAN, ETC.,
FAIR and BLOOMING
For LADIES In the NURSERY tits Invaluable
For GENTLEMEN after SHAVINGi it mas no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" is the only reliable rem
ety for diseases and blemishes of the ShIN
PHALON'S sPAPHIAN SOAP"
for the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH, will not
Chap the sklN. Price rs cents per cake.
''FLOR DE MAYO,
''FLOR DE MAYO,
hAN PERFUME FOB THE HANDKEa
ExniEE, EN4UlsITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON 4 SON, New York.
les-Iy Sold by ell Druggists
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Of this edition will lie solo 81 the prices name
above Comrlete sets in . neat box viii be fur-
nished for SO.
PROP. P0RTERs MENTAL SCIENCE.
The HUMAN INTELLECT: with an Intro
suction upon Psychology and the Human
soul By Prof. Noah Porter. n d . Of Ysle
College. One vol. sys., nearly leo pages : > 90
:, We are receiving daily from the North all the
New Books, o. soon rs published, suitable for tb,
coming Holiday season. We name in part.
DICE 'CHRIsTMAs CAROL Gin prose,
Cloth gilt 50; full Turkey ..............S9 90
WO0DsIDE AND SEASIDE ILLUSTRATED ~
Pen AID Pencil. Cloth, gilt 81; full Tar
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lNDiANlAhs, ATTENTION.-SAe ADVERTISE
merit IN another column Of n meeting OF the
Indiana Stale Association to-norrox nIRht-
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BILLIARDs.-Mr. Don and Mr.. Foster, cele.
braJed billiard players, are al the National.
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~H MULTUI ~ PIRVO- a
S OF, TIE ORIGINAL FnRNI-N
NIflSE AND HOUSE, FUR "
h1SHISG EMPORIUM !"
CIR EEk A. WILLIAMS


AT The CORNER OF TIL AND - STREETS, No, $40
We should scarcely deem 1t necessary to adY.r
use our extensive assortment of Carpets, Furni-
OF Warrington, Alexandria, and Georgetown, as
they have already been very kind In be-towing
upon US very liberal share OF their patronage
Tor which they will please accept orr grateful
acknowledgement, and we will promise ia the
iuture as IN the past to strive to please, il the
VIII please TO continue to Us the light of their
nance, but as there IS a great number OF
would very respectfully invite them. well a.
our lelloW citizens OF the District and surround
irg country, 20 call and examine for themselves
We OIL y mention In part the assortment viz:
ZINE walnut and other ParlOr Suites.
Fine " ainut Marble top, Painted Msrbe-top and
other Chamber Suites.
Fire Library, Hall, Dinrg Room, and Ohauber
49, fnrDitIre of every description.
flEe ndrhle top Centre, Hall. and other Tables.
Fine Walnut Extension and other Dining Tables.
Feather BEDS Boosters, and Piilows; Hair, Cotton
anu Husk Mattresses, and Bedding Of every De
scrip'iOn.
Carpets in great vsriety-Tapestry. Brussels Three
Olicoths OF every variety, from 4, "a, Ca, S 4,
Various sly les of Mating, Hearth Bugs, and Door
Mats
Large variety of Ornamented Window Shades and
6NiDgs; with all other necessary articles in In,
House Furnishing line.
Row We do not give the prices of our goods in our
advertisement, nor say that We have better thau
Offers; but there IS one thing that We do know:
bought cur goods for cash, and can sell low and
IS good goods as any other Furniture establish
r,ent in the istrict. Only call and examine
You will lind complete assortment of all tie
above named goods a. our BRANCH HOUSE, No
400 SEVENTH STREET west, between q na n
streets north, in charge Of Walter Williams
no S-m GREEN WILLIAMS
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n f " s.


WALLS OPERA HoUsE.-This evening Will
De presented the comedy 81 me ''hl'aiS Win
Marx smith. as Sir Anthony
NATIONAL TsKATRB-rhe Worrell Sisters
snpssr agaIn this evening in "rne Grand
pnchsss, /" with full chorus and orchestra.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Blind Tom, the won
derful negro boy pianist
CARROLL HALL.-Eair for the benefit of st
Dominicks Church
PRop. A. V. = SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Oi
Pennsylvania avenue. d nuDmer of fine pic
lures on exhibition.
woACCIDENTs FROM BURNING. ONEFATAL.
Between I and O'Clock yesterday afternoon, q
little hIte child residing on eth sire IT between
= and I, vas 50 horribly burned that 1T died
about o'clock this morning. This distressing
accident occurred while no one was present, as
the brother of the unfort innate little one Alb
scented himself only few minutes before. TO
carry din ner to his Iaiher, aud left the child
POSSESSION OF the enITe premises, when il is
suIpOs I'd that II went too near the fire. and the
elo,hes ignltsd. NejfhooIS hearing the sore ms,
sIble. but the Injuries Were toe serious TO pre-
vent fatal consequences
Mrs Geagan, who resides IN Uniontown,
stepped out OF her house for a few minutes
yesterday morning, and on returning found
her little daughter. Of four or five summers.
wrapped In flames. she having caught fire
from the stove. She Immediately threw q
bucket Of water on the child, thereby extin-
gushing the flames. DIR. Christy was called
u. and on examination found that the child
vas very severely Dul ned about the he Id and
shoulders. its hair being entirely DESTROYED. II
'ay iDseLsihle for several hours, aud at last
accounts was suffering the most intense agony
TEMPERANCE BUILDING AND TRUST AssO.
CATION The thirteenth monthly meeting of
tbr Temperance BUILDING and Trust Associa-
Ton was held last night at Temperance Hall,
81 which the annual report of the Secrs tarv
vas submitted, which showed a decidedly
healthy condition Of the finances of the asso-
clauoD; value of each paid-up share S45.Ol
An election Of officers was held. with the fol-
lowing result:-President, VIM. II. Frazier; Vice
President, &. Storrs; Treasurer, George A
Bassett; Secretary, G. p. Hopkins; Directors,
q. J. Suter, Charles White, A. Campbell, III.
4. GIll. VIM. H. Shaw, Samuel M. Davis, r
b. Dalrymple. h. n. Gilbert, and HerscheI
Hudson. After the election of officers was con-
Guided collection of dues was made, when
the Secretary offered two thousand dollars for
sale $500 Of which was disposed of at FORTY.
seven N on'hs, and SLJU0 al forty three months
(stxty Per cent?.
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reli able
ipstan taneous; no disappointment; no ridiculou.
nts; remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; invieo.
rates and leaves the lair soft and beautiful blacI
ey 5roira. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers;
and properly applied at Batch eIor Wig Fsctoy
No. Is Bond sreet. New York. ja Is cody
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MARR

Essays for Young Men, on the Errsrs, Abuses
and Diseases, incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view of treatment anC
cure, sent by mail in sealed lie ter envelopes fires
of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. Do Il am
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BANKERS.

IA. BUZZ, Tres. J.D. BRYAH. Prsr.
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
GCharted BY OonsrssJ
PAYS INrBRIsr ON DEPOSITS
Bonds and Stocks, GolA md Silver bought and
sold.
Highest market prices psid for Land Warrants.
A fsil supply Of Revenue sssnps kept constantly
% haDA. sD-r
JAY UOoKl . o.,
BAHKB
Bry4rlKyu efRsIs, OPPOSITE frrAsv.Y
Buy and - steurrent market rates, an
constantly on hand fall supply Of all
0OvBREAEEr BONDS,
sEvEH-THIBrIBs, AND SenPoUHp
INTEREST HOrBs.
orders for STOCKS. BONDS, o.. sxseusss
and oolec lions made on al accessible points.
sel-u
L IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
Il. d oeOKH. tsf Jay Cooke . Co.,, Prss,asss
WM. Q. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE VBITEs
STATES,
1stA street., es1ostts tks Tssss,s DsSsrsassG.
Government Securities with Treasurer Unit
States,
~ONB MILLION DOLLAhS
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMEhl
SECURITIES at current market rates
rhsH n.
- ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF tn
ENITED STATES
We purchase Governments Vouchers on "a.
MOST FAVORABLE Terms, and Give car.
ful attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN so FIkki
and to Any other business entrusted to n.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GovBRN
MIHT LOANS 1t all times chserfully Furnished
WI. Q. HUETIEQT0H, Oashasr
Wellington, March %. 1853. y"
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Georgetown Advertisements.
LADIES FURS

LADIES FURSl
s.
For GREAT BARGAINS in GENUINE and
Fresh FURS of the LATEST STYLES cali AT
the store established in ls4u) of
SEYMOUR,
de 8 or in C.o,..,o-
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& s.
For GREAT BARGAINS in GENUINE and
fRksH FURS of the LATEST STYLES cali AZ
the store established in ls4uj of
SEYMOUR,
ee Of in Georgetown.
Y THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
V6 6s sT TAbHsR5E IIMREov5p PROPERTY
AT GGCTioN. sAohshro"N'
"A On fBIDAY, December nth. 1858. at four
Id ;Ss
ana aesh e s feet se.o, e
hs shf asn sRsnS'do osss
ESQ The i'm prSy en- en,s consist Of first class
psn W.; ssh aid
.is nGuss, and al mcdern improvements. Imme
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and -
on the property. Conveyancine a nd stamps at cost
OF the purchaser; SlOo viii De required when the
dee aSds ~ : THOMAS BOWLING, Auc,.
= G1L9sTEIN, LICEN.ED PAwNBK0KEs,
no; IS .s Fridge street, Georgetown; .. ~
chanoise. to any amount, and for any time0 9
desired at very reasonable rates Goods Bought
ana sold. business strictly confidential MS Ira
GROCERIES AT REDUCED PRICES.
For the convenience of my friends ap1 The nrb.
nc IN general VIII offer my large and well select
at prices "
AS Low AS ANY IN THE DISTRICT.
particularly call attention TO my Brown and
White sugars, Cofees, ground and roasted. white
snd green; Teas black aad green. very superior
Wines and Liquors, WHISTLES. Chestnut Grove.
Oriental and Baker. a. So, 81. and s. per gallon
equal tc any whiskies in the District; Welshs
Flour all kinds of Canned Goods, Drips, and Other
iaAUfies' Fanoy and staple G9"ds rv,
no!4lm Southeast cor High and Bridge cts.
nECLIEE IN DRESS GOODS.
~ Just rec lived at 4 OIL Bridge ST. Geo-retowu
SUPERIOR Eng lsh Serees. double width at soc, the
the September price was : Beautiful Mohsir
Mixtures In all Colors, at 81 I and Merinoes
Empress Cloth, hlpacas and Rers, very chaap,
Sanooss at and luc full Nader Prints ~ &C.,
shawls, Blankets and Quilts. We invite an exam,
inatiob OF our stock, promising great bargains
no 10 Inn BENJAMIN NTLLER
AIDES, GENTLEMEN, and OYII,DRE1Ts
- sEtDND- HAND CLoT HING, Underclo.hiIs,
Boots and SHOES &C. &C. b:ugh1 By
At 2s4b eth street, in the second ..nsr.
above Northern Liberty fNrkst.
Iars bet and NJ SITS. esst side.
{rAs fIXTCEEs AND OHANUELIsRS
WA. wHELAN,
NO. 40 street, near Treasury Building
Extensive and Beautiful Stock of Chsuseliers
no Gas Fixtures always on hand. Daily in re-
ceipt o. tbe latest ana oest styles from The North.
ern Factories. Call snd'select exactly what Won
want. Prices ss low in Philadelphia or Nv
ferk. Inc 5-lm'l WEN. %HELAN
~ MgLTTM ~ PlRyOL
-8zS OR, THE ORIGINAL FuRNEM
Gss NIsBING EMP0RTG2 N
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5 EIXTCEEs AND OHANUELIsRS.
W M. WHEIAN.

No. 2l0 T street, near Treasury PujIdInr
Extensive and Beautiful Stock of Chanaeliar.
no Gas Fixtures always on hand. Daily in re-
ctipfo the latest ans oest styles, from the Mort
erns taCgCr!es. Call snd'select exactly what Won
want. Prices ss low Is in PhiladeIphia or Nv
fsrE. no 5-lm' WIN. %ttgIlT
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OUR DUMB COMPANIONS or stories about
Dogs, Horses, Cats, and Donkeys. With
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THE ERCkMANN-CHATRIAN NOVELS
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