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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrgetewu.

TIE BOARD OF SCHOOL GUARDIAss-This
Board held meeting last evening. the Presi-
dent, Mr.. Hyde, in the chair. aud ali tue N sm.
bers present except Mrssrs. Wilson and New
man. The monthly reports Of the teachers
were received and placed lie. aud the fol
lowing day fixed for the dis iribution OF cards
OF merit High Street School, Friday, 18th in =
slant, at 2 O'Clock p. m; and Montgomery
Street School, Friday, 18th instant, al the sane
hour.
SIXTH BUILDING AssooIArIoN.-This asso
cation held their twenty first monthly meeting
last evening. and thirty Eight shares OF stoc K
were retired by the Association at an average
cost of rs \ per cent. nett 10 the shareholders.
THE CANAL.-Fifty-s seven boats have ar
rived since yesterday morning. As the seaso
is drawing TO a close, the boatmsu are IA wing a
good time generally, celebrating their last yisi
TO Georgetown.
POLICE NRws.-The slate at the police sta
uon TINS morning was perfect blank. The
arrests during the month OF November foot up
los.
TROUBLE ON DEcK.-A row occurred las
evening among some OF the hands employed
on one OF the schooners In port, but the par
ucipants were ehectuaily cooled of, some of
Them getting overheard IN the melee, and hay-
ing 10 use all their exeriions TO swim ashore
FLOUR INSPECTIONS IN NovENBKR-Duriuc
the past mon tn the flour inspections amounted
o le,iU5 barrels, as follows City MIiis fam
lily, 6,es2: extra, 7.U95; super, f6: I'm. 31t; mid
ding, 81; Broad Arrow, 223; Canal fiour-fan-
Ily, 146i extra. 2,I2j; super pa; fine. Loo; mid
ding, %; rye Hour, ~
SALhs ON CHANGE DURISG rus MAMIE
The sales on Change during the month of No
vember amounted to 53,3i6 bushels wheat a.
S2aS2.47; 1880 bushels corn, at sIaSIn5 and
57i bushels rye. at 81 %.
LECTURE To- NIGRT.-"The Secret of Snr
cess" will be thoroughly ventilated Tonight
at The Methodist Protestant Church. by Rev
l.. W. Bates, ID. ID. and persons wis hing TO hear
fine lecture should attend.
ARRIVAL OF GRAIN BY CANAL.-ArrIyed
oils
Talbot with grain for Georgetown merchants
RIVER FRONT-Entered-Sch Ellen W.
Baxter, PerIne. Jacksonville. Fla: long boat
Occoquap, with barrels and hoop poles
more.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures were
light to-day Oh Change. as buyers and sellers
could not agree. Offerings: 400 bushels
wheat, 220 barrels and 400 bushels of corn and
$50 bushels oats. Sales: Corn. 22J barrels. at
s4.25, and 300 bushels (new.) a. 95 cents.
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IN BANKRUPTCY
lAR. BURTON-S
IL TOBACCO ANTIDOfE.


WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE FOR To-
BACco is sntire!y essaatIe and hd,mlsss. and is
also On etselIent appetizer II pEites aud es.
great nourishiDg and strengthening powers, en-
sblss the stomach t. digest the hesItiest food,
Hs sh.s SLEEP lefre:hins and sstaelishs. robust
ine. treatise on the Injurious effects Of tobsoco.
raHr. Agents sanied. Adore. s"'''' &C. SENT
Dr.. T. B. ABBorr, jersey City, Nj.
TESTIMONIALS
PosrMAsTERt TEsTINoSY.-Ir received q box of
Burton q Antioote from Rev. J. II. Poulton, and
md II an efsctHal csfss.
g. GArsHAL, Connection, Harrison Co., Ohio
FROM THE q. q. TREASURY, Secretary Opcs.-
Please send supply Of the AsrIDofE. Tie oae
o. r. EDsAR.
men OF influence here having been cured Of the
appetite Tor tobacco BY using DR.. burten A. tf-
dots, We desire supply for the prisoners OF this
JosEPa MAYO, warden Eff. b. State Prison.
ABANUERs TESTIMONY DIR. Burton Antidose
fer Tobacco kas aoco~spii shet all claimed 70, a.
". MANN, LIST Nat. Bank, New Albany, Ind
A OLEHsysAxs TEsrIsoSJ .ONi Box OF An
FAILS. Rev. W. eHoEMAkER,
Kelley o Station, Pa
FROM TIE PoLIcR HIADQuARrERs, Lynn, NJ.
no..Ss b. ssiDs Dr. Burtsr AnsiSo,s. s - farss
dsstss Tor tobacco 10 removed. '
WV. l.. war;.
HRoH THE soprHEEs Horn JOURNAL, BaIu.
ga DESIRE for the vsed from me. I take pless1rs
in Recommending It to all eur rs:ders. 'A'1's
FOR SALE BY ALL DRuGGTaTs
ITrademsrk K Copwitk,ed
Corner Pa. avenue ana "a ~ ';rs 3; HitCkLISe.
for District Of Columbia. nox.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT OoURr. JUDI, Carter Yesterday.
bastaole VS.. HASKELL; motion for further time
TO plead filed. John b. Ellison Sons VS.
John ID. Shelf; Judgment confessed, T. T.
Fowl unlawful detainer; appeal from Jus
uee CIaTk; Juo gment of restitution for plain tiff
Inns morning, In the case OF Shoemaker agt
raul sealed verdict was returned for de-
PENDANT. Crane AT. Prince: plaintiff suffers a
non-suit. Miles Carr agt Larcombe. Young
20. agt Within yton. Moore agt Same.
Brooks agt. Same; judgment confessed. Eoert
agt Spear; on trial.
Liquor LI0RSsEs APPRovED.-The follow
ing list of approyals of liquor Licensees by the
Metropolitan Police Board, is in addition I 0
that published In the STAR of yesterday:
First Ward-Geerge II. Smart, Anton Roths,
Richard Robbs, Thos. Mckee yer, Matthew Nc.
Donnough, Charles kiotZ, William Pagan.
VIM. Dickson IL J. w. &. Colgan. VIM. Cary
=. Beckart, J. A. Gray. Charles H. Saur, John
Tearny, John Cummisky, Louis Betz, ]. J.
Second Ward-J. ]. Heck, Oliver Dom. +.
Ripple, VIM. Shoemaker, Casper Keller, Geo.
DALI. M. M. Force, John w. Usher, Herman
nard Henze, Harris Wambold, and Edward
Mccarthy.
Third Ward-F. Herman. James T. Rudd Il
Son, Rudolph Richards, Julius River, Dennis
O'Neal, Andrew Nephuth, A. ID. Hilton A.
Moore, Louis G. Krauch, George W. Harvey
q Co, Jacob Horner, William Helmus, James
w. G. bison, William ii. Gorbutt S James T.
McGowsu, George +. Butcher, John d. Beck.
ley. William Burchard. Francis Brandner,
Il. +. Peterson, Edward Goetz, and Joseph
GsrhardL
Fourth Ward-William Meg uire, J. Snow,
j. q. Cocker, Patrick Regau, John S,hultZ,
William Schwing, Julius Essen beiss, M. III.
Bean. w. q. Hurley, Henry Buscher, Adolph
kraentler, John Beck, Peter Boyle, Ernest
Vaughan, Shelly IL Potts, Metropolitan
Hotel, Edward Fordham, Leopold kolipinki,
Charles Berg, Henry Nonderhide, John LYON
Henry +. Schonborn. A. Is. Copps, III. 5. Ben
son, Mrs; A. +. Beveridge, e. q. Lederer, and
August Packus.
Fifth Ward-Fred. Martin, Geo II. Whit
ney, II. Clay Simpson, Jackson Cole, VIM. G
lost, August Seebros, John Mayer, Albert
Leubner, John Freeman, Mrs. M. Ruthford
WIN. Sinderson. Jas. A. Bransou and James
Caspars.
Sixth Ward-William F.. Schoousborn, w. &
CbrIstman. Ii. g. Young, James Steel, Cath
crime Boarman, Henry Briggerman, Jno. Wuu-
derIcb, Theo. Lewis and Fred'k Myer.
Seventh Ward-Robert Bellew, John Wall
George A. Shekell, J. w. Ridgely, I. b. Pun
phrey, McCullum Il Brady, James H. Lewis.
A, Herturth, VIM. Herfurth, II. A. Hudson
Joseph Englesart, Henry Grovermsn, Joseph
Gill, M. DeAtleY, Chris. Dickson and Thos
Coleman.
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essentially necessary, a. least for a majority of
our citizens, TO economic, as the arrival of
th.s holy time Is very apt 10 make extra de-
mands upon our cash on Land. Taking this view
OF the matter we ought to make a dollar go As
far as IL possibly can; in other words, we ought
TO go to the Original Franc, 39i 7th street, be-
tween ID and f., " here Gents Furnishing Goods
are sold at prices 10 suit the most economical
For the benefit of strangers, We would saw
that "the Original Francs" store has a large
plate glass front; that ne has 10 branch stores
and bis stock is the finest in the city. I2,2,E
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In A FIT.-Tbis morning, between and 3
O'Clock, Officer Skelly discovered a c1lored
man named William Fendall IN the Csuter
Market, laboripg under the effects OF a severe
MT, and Immediately procured assistance 10
have him transferred 20 the station house,
when Or. johnson. IT,. was sent for, and ad
mlnisfered such remedies as are usually re.
sorted to IN such cases. Subsequently the un
fortunate man was conveyed 10 his residence
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GEN. GRANT AND THE ST. ANDREWS So
CIETY.-Gen Grant having been In yited 10 al
tend the recent annual celebration of the ST
Andrews Society Of this city, VIM. Snail
Esq, Secretary of the Society, Tecel ved a note
from BNt Brig Gen. a. Badesu, ION the Cen
sral-lP Chiefs staff in which The latter saws
"Gen. Grant directs me to express his THANKS
fer your kind invitation to him 10 attend the
celebration of the anniversary of the S. An
crew Society of Washington on the 5Gth inst
aud his regret that engagements In PhIladpl-
phIa " III prevent his accepting your courtesy
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THE ATTENTION Of the public is respectfully
invited 10 the very extensive sale OF family
hardware and agricultural implements which
Is now going on At the store OF j. Z. BarthoIow
Esq, on Seventh street, opposite Centre NJ n.
ket- commencing at IL O'Clock, this and every
day until all is sold.
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FALSE ALARN.-The alarm Of ire abou
$40 O'Clock this morning, was can ed by thu
burning OF an ash box on the premises of ar
l. street, between Ninth and Tenth. The fir.
department were promptly on the spot, but o
course their services were not brought INTO
reQuisitIOn.
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PATENTS To WAsHINGToNrANs.-A the
patents issued from the Patent Office on Tues.
day, Were the following to WashlngtOnians:
J1nus Enmund Dotch, for preser wing meats:
p. j. Torney, machine for saving marble: u. E.
Sones, construction of rubber and other elastic
spring.
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TBR CANAL FROZEN OvRR.-The "ragins
Cahawf was frozen over this morning for the
nIst Time during the season, and fortunate fol
tne event there was water over the whole sur.
race 81 us ped. The skim OF solidIfied iuid was
about quarter of an inch in thickness, extend.
ing from side to side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-02

THE GRAND CHAPTER OF MAsoua NJ Tho
District of ColumbIa resumed it's ANIMAL CON.
vocation Monday night, when the newly .elsc,.
ed officers were installed for the Current YEA
Action Of concilatory character was n ksn W.
relation to the difficulties with Potomac Rnvai
Arch Chapter, Of GEORGETOWN.
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BLIND Tos-Oad Fellows Hall was we'll
Killed last night with citizens and strangers on
tne occasion Of the first exhibition tor many
nionths OF that great musical prodigy, Blind
ION his performance on the piano seem TO
improve with each successive exhibition. and
10 one who has Yet heard him has failed 70 be
otnel " ise than highly pleased. There are
eXblDitlOns every evening. and mafInaas
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
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Prom tier. ". Douqhsrty. w. n. Irte one Of III
Asdtcdt Directors L. s. A., Ne .afk, v. j.
Having been made acquainted with the
composition OF the preparation known as 500.
Don't. have for some time past permitted lis
Use in my family, where il has given entir.
satisfaction. II is an elegant toilet article
well " OIthy OF the ell COM ums il has rece we'd y
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JAIL FOR CoURr.-Msrshsl Jones, colored
charged with pettit larceny, arrested BY ON cer
Duvall. was committed to jail by Justice
Lynch yesterday, as also Lewis Bell arrested
by Officer Marks on Q similar charge.
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COMMITTED TO TIE WoRKHoUsR-Peter
Taylor. eolored, arrested yesterday by Otticer
q W. Proctor. charged with dIsorderIy con-
Duct. was committed 10 the workhouse nv ms
tice Clark. Cornelius Bean and Charles John
sOp, arrested on a similar charge by Onicers
Allen and Hopkins, were also sent 70 the
workbouse by Justice Clark, as also Martin
Maher and John Stephens, two news boys, ar
rested by Officers hardwood and O'Hara for
yagraIcy.
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MEETING OF LIQUOR DEALRRs.-In respon SO
to public call In the newspapers, a large
number of the liquor dealers of Washing tOn
assembled At Trades Union Hall this afternoon.
at2h o'clock, TO take into consideration certain
matters connected with the license questions.
After the organization of the meeting q commit.
tee was appointed 10 draw up plan of action,
but no report had been made public. The
proceedings are conducted in private.
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ANoTHHR SALE AT JnssUP's Cur, Move
learE that Mr.. John T. Clarke has recently sold
Jessup's Cut, TO Mr.. Blackjack, of baltimore
city, for 9l35 per acre.
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HREE DESPERATE CHARACTERS ARRESTED
MI Lam TeC Ks shoe store. on eth, be ween l.,
snG NJ streets, was entered last evening by five
COl,rsd men. who. under pretense of pur-
chasing shoes, were atJern pting to steal diffrsn
articles IN The store. When discovered they
quickly made of, bUt the alarm being given.
Two OF hem, named Charles Johnson and Cor
neIiDs Bean. were soon captured by officers
Allen and Acton, who happened 10 be near by
Hnother or the party, named Peter TAYLOR
was oyerhauied, after long chase. by officer
Proctor. but not overcome till threatened con-
sicerably Dy he officer. These parties are all
Ioiorlous thieves, and after a hearing before
Justice CLARK they were fully COMMITTED
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CITY ITEMS.

Do NOT WASTE TIME if you want to purchase
winter clothing. Go at once TO the store of
liable Co, 46S Pa. avenue between Sd ana
A sts, and examine their superior stock
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AND SALEs-SIr. william Arnold has pur.

LAND SALEs.-Mr. William Arnold has pur.
CHASED the country seat, about a mile west OF
RIe&andTla- known as Maple Grove" from
MaJCT James Gleason, OF tn firm of u leasou Il
6lenn OF this city. for SIu,O0u. There are 3l
acres OF land In the tract, and handsome
dwelling with ID necessary outbuiIdipgs
Messrs Green Wise, real estate agents IN
Alexandria, sold on the SCth ullimo - acres of
and N Loudoun county, at Guiliord depot, to
Mr. Denmead. for $50.
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GENTLRMRN's HEAVY OvERCoArs, from $40
TO $50. A large stock of fine Beaver Oyercoats
IN black, blue and brswn. from So to 81, at
Geo. &. Henning's, No. 5II 7th street. One
Price, In plain figures.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES,

In BANKRUPTCY,
L DISTRICT OF CoLUNBIa,
At the City Of " shingtOn, on the let day Of De
cenber, lo6S The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF his appointmert as assignee Of SIMON BEN
SINGLE in the City Of Washington, within said
District, who has been adJudgeS a Bankrupt up0n
bic own petition, by the Supreme Court Of said
District. GEO. MASON. Attorney at Law,
de 2-law3w City Hall. Assignee
IN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. S.
At the City OF Washington, on the 2lst day OF
November. 1873 The undersigned hereby gives
notice OF his appointment as assignee of SBTH "
CLARK, in the City OF Washington within said
District, who has been adJudged Bsnkrupt
upon his own petition, BY the Supreme Court Of
said District.
GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law
BoS-law3W City Hall. Assignee.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
Rf THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
On sTGDbARD STREET, 0KOR0ETOWN

q sFS6RsR6 STEEP hhES'd aso RRaGf6kFI
~ o. fBfbAY, December 18th, 1853, at four
E% o'eloGk N: 1 win sell, in front OF the
tween fspgress and Washington streets, with
tss tie ,h, .S.nSia as
asncss now being erected by Henry b Cooke.
BreI sadns .S ID thr F. sscs;
BACK Building. contsining eight Rooms bath.
thu house AID all modern 'h f1n.
date possession eiven.
On tie tie property. Cenysys1eiue aud stamps cot
nrore,tD @ 81" VIII De required when the
dsa a&ds '"u THOMAS BOWLING, Auc,.
s. G1LIsTE!N, LICENSED PAwNBROKER,
q money advanced on all kinds of Mer-
Se esi1sa to any snount and for any timeO q
and sold. Business strictly confidential mis- I'm
ErRoOERIEs AT REFUGEE PRICES
For the convenience of ny friep nd. and the nub
lie In general. will offer my large and well select
ed stock of choice Family Groceries to cash buyers
AS Low AS ANY IN THE DISTRICT.
l particularly cali attention to my Brown and
White sugars. Conees ground and roasted, white
Wines and Liquors, Whistles. Chestnut Grove,
e eIsIts t. an. AND ssksT ard e.
Flour; all kinds of Canned Goods, Drips and other
W ii. TENNKY,
nol4-lm Southeast cor. High and Bride &c SITS
nECLINE IN DRESS GOODS
~ Just received at 1 OF Bridge st, GEORGETOWN,
superior English SerRes. double width. at soc the
September price Was Use I'm perisl4 ado. ~ &c
tne September price was 81; Beautiful Mohsir
Mixtures, 10 all colors, 81 and 571.c Merinoes
Empress Cloth, Alpasas az d Reps. very cheap;
Galicoes at and lGc., sull Msdder Prints, I2lac
Erer CHI Chiptz, sec; rioaks and CloakiuR Cloth:
shawls, Blankets and Quilts. We Invite an exam,
1nation OF our stock, ronising great bargains.
no 10 I'm BEEJAMIN Miller
I . API66s, GH5E TX md GHLLpRkEs
Boots and Shoes Ae'' &c e; 4 ggHs s4f
At 2s4h 7th street, In the second SQUARE
above Northern Liberty Market
yato bet. and sb.. east side.
Gas FI&TUkEs AND CHANDELIERS
wM. wHRLAN,
No. 210 street, near Treasury Building.
Extensive and beautiful Stock of ChanaeIiers
nc Gas Fixtures always hand. Daily in re
cefpf OF the latest and be sty les from the North
ernt Fact ries. Call snd'select xactly hat you
want. Prices as low in Philadelphia or Nov
fers. lno slim WIN. WHELAE.
II DRESS MAKING.
DY mRe. AT kINSON. 341 Eighth street west
between and nsrth. Wedding Reception
Home, and Street suits gotten up in the m.-t
r.fhuche styles. No work sighted to hasten its
ecu pleifon-tlme always set and disappofnt-
menfs ~ achine stitching and Cutting aad
bssting carefully and promptly done. no Is-sm
- MULTUM IN P4RVO:
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SERIOUS ACCIDRST.-Yesterday Mr.. Thomas
e.. Msgruder, of the U uartermastsr Generals
through (by the giving way of a rotten plank, }
10 the ground, breaking his rigAt leg in two
places, and otherwise Inluring himself. Mr..
Magruder is a valuable ofheer in the Quarter
masters Department, and his many friends
will deeply regret 10 hear of the sad mishap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-02

1HE Lighting OF THE CTIY-Aaposn lasHfs
~ tAs Hcyer-Tne corporal authorizes bavinz
made a contract with the Washington Gasliyht
Company Tor lighting the CITY with gas, MAYOR
boVtn has appointed VIM. III. Bailey acting
suI erlIteTdent Of gas meter: also the follow
ILg lamplighters. and they will enter upon
their Gutles Tonight and hereafter we NAV
more 70 see The streets regularly and properly
hgh'td--Eust Ward, Henry Lacey, VIM n
IeIl second Ward. John Brown j. + Beckett:
1biiC ward GustaVus Kuhn, B-nL F. FOun-
ffIL- fCGrfh Ward. John West. John Houra-
han; FIFTH Ward. Vim. Hobbs ThOs e. Lytle.
Sixth Ward. VIM. Russell, Philip Wolcott:
S-venth Ward, Charles II. Marshall, j l.. N
Bowen.
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FOUND OPEN.-Oficer Richardson, of the
police. while Going his rounds at 800 o'cloc K
this morning found the front door of Store No.
AGA 9th street, between ID and Il, open, and ss-
cured the same till the proprietor of the estab.
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MULTUM IN PARVO: "a
. OR, Tax ORIGINAL FURNI-u
NITUkE AND BOUsR N
NIShING EMPORIUM "
cpr OF
GREEN L. WILLIAMS,


We should scarcely deem IT necessary to adver-
ture. and Bousefurnishine Go Ids TO the citizens
Of warrington, Alexandris, and Georgetown, as
upon Us very liberal share of their patronage,
for which they will please accept our grateful
future q. In the past to strive 70 please, il they
S nes,s to ,S continue to Us Of hs
strspgers coming in to Washington daily. We
our fellow, citizens of the District and .urronui,
ing country, to call and examine for themselves
We only mention in part the assortment, viz:
rine Mainut and other PaIlor Suites
Fine ainut Marble top, Painted Msrbe-top and
Fire Library, Hall, Dinirg Room, and Chamber
Fine Marble top Centre. Hai" and other Tables
Fine Walnut Z tension and other Dining Tables.
and Husk Mattresses, aud Bedding of every de,
Carpets n great variety-Tapestry, Brussel. Three
Ply, Ingram, Dutch Wool. Hemp. and Bag
Oicloths Of every variety, from ~, 90, "a, 8 4,
Var ions &, les of Mating, Hearth Bugs. AMI Door
Lar &c variety of Ornamented Window Shades aad
n1inss with al ether necessary articles in the
Now do net give the prices Of our goods In our
advertisement, nor say that We have better than
bought goods for cash, and can sell a. low and
msn goo goods E: an, Other Furniture establish
Multum in Parvo.
nsr'h in charge S #
NV 1oBK Ode
which, 4 SSsx orP Ps;. c,,.
superior to any other in this n arket.
NURfHERNPRoDUCE COMPANY,
Penasylvania avenue.
Nr 5g,.. a ssS R1IIS, TRESOH FRUITS. In
PETITE POIs. tnne and extr. nae ), just received
and Of my own importation.
ALSO,
ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER,
HAVANA ORANaRs,
HIw RAIsINs,
HEw SMYRNA FIGS, very handsome,
F1IsH MALAGA GRAPES,
NEW CANNED VEGETABLE AND FRUITS.
n. ". BURCHELL,
Oerner l4th and y streets,
cen Under 1bbitt House.
n D 4
Ivy n1I'zzs D'DssAH Z -.
Hs7s removed 3 u corner q
1Iw YolK AvYHvI AND eIxTl e1lEzs.
q. easass re. AossAsra Assssy Asssss.
sA1o1z.D IL ssA' zzss5s o...u,
e, Ss.:i:s G;IslP:l fLAsz1s;
!: hS'f s.gs.s 1sH G..'.qaaalE' q. A.,
VIM "a 3 =. S; sss:sss s suit s.ssa..r.,s
D.. 2: BnoWl . soH,
M ;:i; e sfs I'D, e. =: H.
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DREADFULIY SCALDED.-Tne Alexandria
Gazette OF last evening says:-John Dogan, =
very worthy colored man, employed Al the
dishllery of Mr.. L e.. Downham, on Union
street, was dreadfully scalded this evening by
the blowing out of the head of q stili. ana so
Injured that his life Is considered in danger.
Dogan Is the man who narrowly escaped
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WED pnrchssed serarstely the Volume
OF this edition will he sold st the prices nsma
sb3ve Ccm slete sets in . neat box will be Tor
PROF. P0RTERS MENTAL SCIENCE
THE HUMAN INTELLECT. with an Ip,ro.
suction upon Psychology sno the Human
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