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PROPOSALS.
PRoPOsALs FOB SUBSISTENCE STORES


suBsIsrKNcE Orr1cE. o.. SAL
Corner Grant aud BaEdyston Streets,
s..,., Balt.n.o,s, Ma December 81, 1855
until u cso ~i % asG MSs
+; Ss,;;S Ss;; e:
sse4l SIX hundred and sixty four dozen 2, ga. or
sod g. can: 70 ss ::
mansled Tomatoes; vii! not be considered.
or S on ne, a9ndred and sixty eight dozen I: AZ
Q I n. IT,. -four dozen ~ ss CLANS.
Clsms. The inferior Qualities will not be consid-
COO Five hundred dozen Glib. cans Red cur.an,
tssil Thr:. hundred and thirty four dozen Glib.
lIsl IouI hundred and eighteen dozen 2.lb can.
!asol Two hundred and nifty dozen GLIB. cans
Blackberry Jam. 40
$50 Thfs. hundred aad thirty. four dozen 2 Id.
-tssO) Three hundred and City dozen or 2Ib can,
CRANBERRY Sauce, or Fresh Cranberries, (which to
lss4l Three hundred and tbirty-four dozen Glib.
c: sss. 5r T.G saS SgTincss; na
cans Preserved Pears ''1A ~oA'n -ip'
isssl Two hundred and sixty eight dozen alb.
The cans to be Dramatically sealed, and to be
packed twenty four in . box; the boxes to be well
and marked in full with oonsenn, name Of con !,
goods are required for Immediate delivery, aud are
wanted, II possible, on the spot and none Of the
goods accepted will be received unless delivered by
FRIDAY. January 8, 1855. at the very latest.
Bidders will therefore please propose with the
Two cans Of each article offered must be sent On
- samples. Occasional cans Of offerings will BE-
opened and compared with samples. The eame
muet be made good By eontractors ~, - : :"
Samples sent BY express can not be taken from
the express ONCE uLless PREPAID
All condi ions required in my previous Advertise
nents for canned {. DDS 70 hold. These conditions
will be furnished on application, IL desired.
'' p'S'o' nv THOMAS WILSON.
jal-td Drsvst Bris. 0ss. and O. s., q. ga.
DRUPOBALs FOk fHH EXTENSION OF TGB
i POLICE feLnG HAPH. so
DEPARTMENT OF NETRoPoLlTAN p0LIcE,l
.an go No kosIsIANA. AvKNUE.1 y
WAsHINeroS, D. u, December 81, ISi8 y
nes, wiii Be- e esived q fiiis once untii $S0 =
DAY, January . noon. Tor TIE exte nsion Of shs
Police TELEGRAPH from these HesdquNft tiers 8 tke
Government Hos pifAt for the lns ane = :, I
Also, sepAcate Rroloeale for the extension io
the sane from the GtGhth Precinct etasion fi(tf
street est and ecuth Garolina svenuej to To sa1
point, accordapcs with speeihsstionp q this ~
spseancasicns may b ven. ana s6y sxpasnssioa
az 81 ~ II Y. HOLLDY.
dc std Superintendent Police felssrsSh,
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EVENING STAR.
LATE fELEGRAMs, &c.

An Associated PTess dispatch saws the
troubles on the Ogechee river, Georgia, con-
Time. All the white people have deserted the
county aud gone TO savannah, save one man,
vno las not been seen sin &C the troubles beyaa
The negroes are fully armed and in large force
A public meeting was held yesterday IN Sayan-
ran to discuss what plan 10 pursue, and adj.
lourned until to-day.
Judge Watts, Of the fourth iudicial distr,c,
IN North Carolina has granted an iniunctlon
10 the WILMINGTON and Weldon Railroad Com
pany. fo- BIDDING the Treasurer of thu State IN
.ssHe any bonds in aid Of the Chatham Railroad
Company under the act Of the LEGISLATURE rs-
Gently passed appropriating S2,UOO,oO0 for the
completion OF that road.
The jury IN the case Of W. G. Manks. ON trial
IN New Orleans for mail roboing, have failed
70 axree Marks was a Brigadier General in
the U mon service during the war. General
Rousseau testified TO his soldierIy uuaIities
zno mat ne commanded one of the finest regi
meRts IN the Union army.
AdVlces from the Plains report another ffeht
win the Indians in the Washita mountains.
number OF Indians were killed and Santana.
,hie' OF the hIowas, and Little Raven of the
a4Hl '-oes, "eFe PRISONERS A large amour
II property was captured. -
The taking of evidence in the SiteheIl cas-.
IL fhl-aoeiphia closed yesterday, and the As
sls'ah' District Attorney commenced his argu-
hlrGL teehng Is much against the prisoner.
arc the defence thought TO be very weak
Ire REGISTER. a Republican paper published
AZ M7rksyilie. Louisiaoa. has been destroyed
by mob led BY the editor of the Village, a
Dtu,CcIatic paper published in the same place
Charles II Rogers. while sweeping his pave
nESn-. IA New York. yesterday, was stabbed by
an Unknown man. and injured fataliy. il /
feared
tie libel suit of Mrs. Wilkinson against the
Chicago TJibs7e was concluded yesterday. She
claimed slU,0o damages and was awarded
. $40. Application has been made for a new
tTiaI
TIE Soldiers Home in Chicago has been
closed by order of the United States officers
The inmates will be transferred TO the National
Asylum AZ Milwaukee,.
In a recent sermon at the Tabernacle, at Salt
Lake City, Brigham Young threatened TO cut
the sisters of from the Church If they dia not
quit dealing with the Gentiles.
young man who had been confined for
some past political offences was buried yester-
day IN Havana. His funeral was the largest
ever known IN the city.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, already presents
avely aspect, many strangers having arrived,
Tuesday.
The first passenger train over the Albany
and Susquehanna Railroad arrived at Bing-
ham pton, n. ", yesterday.
The Salt Lake telegraph think. the Union
Pacific Railway will se good thing for the
MormOns.
Much restitution exists among the poor of
Montreal, and soup Kitchens have again
opened.
Up C December 3lst, 1865. there had been
5,-sV bankrupt cases In Virginia.
The Iceboat regatta at Poughkeepsie, N ".
will lake place tomorrow.
The steamer Florida was lowed into New
\ ork yesterday disabled.
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Nov.I11s soUs ESsEik..A ASP .Ao.l1'

n fAShEkSbuk0. WKe1 VIRGINIA.
s. We have q ha.1 oas Portable oosaa q u.Mm
efe hosss Power shek % xfl ss0ss ~ uorSs
s'r eisee c.; also. sevsrs, persshls 66eisss
suitable Tor thresAins machines ON hsrss povsr:
aiso. several poreAb,s euuznss sgvAssasoun uss
yhefvs p0vsf OF enest yspose vfa>f.s Delpur-
cAsse nsw or second - - -. 49, ne
irca. you'd 20 vsd - oad - c11r~S y
Lknen Z CO.. RMtsrsbsrs. va tirsinis.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
P UssELL BARRAOks AT AsCTION.

pEPoT QrARTERN AsTERs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. e December .. 1858
viii be cold At public auction on WEDNESDAY,
January Q. 1852, under the supervision Of Breyet
Colonel Asa p. Blunt, Assistan Qusrtefn Aster
the Cover pment buildings on Capitoi Hill EnoSn
a. Russell Barracks, as follows:
hospital. 2ilSxs2 feet, stories.
build ing, 24ts x60 feet 9 stories
do each 241sx6els feet, stories.
do each 2SxS4 feet, With kite hens l4x20.
lstahie. 2sx9 feet. shed, f4x74 feet.
building, 2sx65 feet. shop, ls,sxss feet.
do 2sxl60 feet. I office, 24x9o feet.
de 16x0 feet. I dc 20;SNIsf feet.
do 24sxlls II. do s0,Sxse feet
do 2ix67 feet. ! building, 2ax6i feet.
do l6hxl2 feet. sinks, and
4a5 feet picket fence, feet high.
Sale TO commerce at 10 clock.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Ten days viii be allowed purchasers 10 remove
their property.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
U. McfERRAN,
Deputy Qusrterm aster General,
de2S-6t Byt. Brig Gen. L D. Army.
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oil Z ID.

= BOWEN. On THURSDAY. December yst. lsS,
- Soa :. ~ r,iSn hEhk1 U, the oldest son of1Uhn
and Harriet Bow en.l aged s. yeosp- ;
HIS fuferal viii take place Saturday, January
= los e. D. II pest ten O'Clock .. from TIE
,Osncs OF bis moth.r. AIS Massae husetts avenue,
tetween 9TH and 7th ets
Wit On Thursday. Dec Slst. OF congestion
Esther A and the late Thoms. y xhite AGA
years. months ard % laws
sgftr httie cnildr.a TO come unto me, and for
bad them rot, for Of such IL tine Kingdom of
heaven T-JEsUs
his mother corner OF 4th street east and q street
south on sunday next, ~ a. O'Clock D M -
fLafHER On the 5ist ult, JANE MARIA
FLAT EB. ged So ytays. = q. -
Der tnnsra Will take yisos from her late real.
denCe, Cherry street, Georsetown. on Sanday
Jan ID. 81 10 clock m Her friends are IN yitsd
10 attend.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP conPAN,

ANEW mEEChANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The avift and substantial Steamers 4. q.
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON, will
run regularly, during the sintsr E.4ihS
mo1tns, between NEW YORK .o0en
and GEOsGErOWN, as follows:
Leave New York from Pier 29, Fest River.
every SAT u RDAN y orfoik, MONDAYS: ARR Wins
at Alexandria and Georsesown TUESDAYS.
RstSrningZLesye Georgetown. foot Of High ct q,
ss!ATuknAfs; arriving at Nov York MONDAY
This Line, connecting ct Norfolk With the a ne
steamers of the Merchant and Mechanics Trans
portstion Company 20 and from BOSTON, 10 pre-
rstes az the usual charge Of az and other ex
penses through Baltimore is avoided by this route
care OF t; A WILLIAMS & co Norfolk Va
For further information apply 70 JOS. l.. GAIT,
GEORGETOWN. ID, O.; or AZ OFFICE or COMPANY,
corner New York avenue asd 18th st., one square
NO Istf wv THoMPsoN, President
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MARR y.

GAIEs-HAYEs. In Prince 0sorseS county,
MD. Dee %. lS.s, b. the Rsv. J w Oherley, Mr..
JosfFH WIN. GAfDs. % Priass George b cen a.
~. Nd. 90 Miss MARIA ~ hAYE Is, yoaaC st
daughter Of Mr. Vim. h ayes, OF Washi ngtou. u. Z.
Ph lsdelthis papers please eopy1
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COLoRKD MAN MURDERED IN CaURcH--
During the annual festival of the colored PEG
pies Methodist Church, al Cumberland, Md,
on Christmas evening, four men, res p ectiveiy.
named Sykes Sills, John McGirr, Michael
Ryan, and Thomas Samm 0ns, with opened
knives and uphfted billies, rushed past both
doorkeepers into their fair room, asking where
Jones Cook, alias Jerry Bowies was Upon
seeing these rowdIes rush in, the colored PEG.
pie. both men and women, became alarmed,
and commenced 10 retreat in all directions:
finally, Stills and McGirr caught Ross, pushed
him agelnst the stove and stabbed him close to
the heart, and IS he fell McGirr pushed him TO
the noor. and stamped him. He died instanta-
neously with the receiving OF the wound.
Three of the party were immediately arrested
viz: Mc(IIrr, Stills, and Ryan. At the prelim-
Eary examination the new States Attorney,
Mr.. Scenes, said 10 the justice that the re was
not sufficient evidence 10 hold Ryan. After the
examination, another of the party, VIZ, MEG Irr
was let TO walk out with the crowd ana escape
As yet no great efforts have been made 10
capture him
~A peoples Party regardless of polite al
4 .fFcrcnces. has been formed at st. Louis, TO
check the exlravsgance Of the municipal au-
thOritsSs.
""The dearest spot on earth is hon., the
song beIng believed. Mr.. Peggett says It's
true-cOsts him twice As much as any ether
spOt-ruins, IN fact, 500 spot each month.
6An ardent couple was married in Onar-
lo;te county, a., lately. standing on one mud
dy bank Of a swollen stream while the ofhci-
ating clergy IMAM stood on the other. TAe
bridges had been swept away.
DThe neglect Of spelling in our present
system Of education was recently Illus trsted
the High" School OF Madison WISCONSIN.
Only TWO ont of 25pupils could spell words of
syIlsbIes correctly. Some Of them missed o.
out IF 26ai words.
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G. BAUM.
Renewed. 81

POLL BABIES HOOP skrBfs. IS uii4s
Il yo.h respectfully eel 80 ssnsn1dnai Or ne
rhkMCH OORs HIS. ~ qQal1oAas. ffo1i S to -
$3.50 sn nsnefssturtns all the l.tsst poyst16sot
80 ss ~ = "a sAea sh &c., - vansnssd y rtDr
aat rvs ,sssv oaAA Npn.
elS eBv1uxH efBRRf,
sst Intsliissaesr Build
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SILLCT SCHOOL IN BOSTON, MASS.
ro, MISS sTHyENs, SCHOOL

FOB YOUNG CHILDREN AND MISSES,
No Carver street. nrst Oor from Boylston street,
south side of Boston Common.
Primary and Advanced Courses of study.
french, BY Q native Teacher.
Music.
Scholars admitted 1t any time during the school
year; Good accommodations will be procured for
VIZ circulars ADDRESS m mis-. T. STEVENS. a. her
sshcol room, or Hon; a. r. STEVENS, Ebbitt
keferences:-Hon Jacob Sleeper, Hon. Otis Nor
Clafin, Ichabod Rowland, Esq Rev. y. II. Wink
ley, key. Vim. y. Warren, d. D. Rev David Pat
ten, ID D. Il. p button, Esq Eoen Sears, Ecu;
John A. Lamsop. N. d.
DEcEMBER, 1853. del3-lms
MISS 4. A. COBOURNB SELECT SCHOOL,
lvl in the = street Baptist Church, bet. 9Th and
eth SITS. The Englfsh Branches taught on the Nor
nal School Plan. Address 2O1 Pa. ave. de6-lms
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-A neatly httsd % REsTACRANT
II and BAR, license, 6xtures, and furniture
complete, AID NOE doing -hrst-rste business
LOB sALB-efOCK and vIxfUREs IL by.
ing business, we'll establish Cd. requiring from
$3.50 to oe000 capital. The proprietor hayiuR
house 10 the only reason for sailing rare chance
and safe busr ess. For furthsr Rartie lars call
de Td $50 Seventh street, nes.I
TORN FOB sALE-Two to four dollars per bbi.
- at Warehouse, Potomac street and Oausl,
0eorgetown. de S0-S-
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IAITED STATES PATENT oFrIoE.,y.

(IAITRp STATES PATENT oFrICE.-
:ss III s'i Lac y 1 ssr.
! !sd Conpscticut, lrsyins Tor ne extss.
MEN U n 81 s e
Or n, Anchos1ne Pump: .. - =
once on the sth De- -of March next. Any psr.
'sss; 9. :i;S .ss:lS S 90: ga : 81
sns fff Enss.I.. = III
- s1yis Of 1nlnn1D PaffIIfo- brs.s-
. order e Hrs MAOAEfTT.. SpSfhesss - ~
~ - strsst sestA. 1afsSss o Z md
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DENTISTRY.

nRs. W. AND II. A. MERRILL, DINTIsTe,
~ No. 2S6 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
ntsb ABTIfICIAL TEETH on any kind <
OF Plate desired Pure Nffroxs Oxtde Gas con-
We guarantees to Gil those having work done ct our
ONCE satisfaction in every particular. no l0iy-
nB. LHWIu D DAVIS, DINTAL AssOCIA
u TIOE.
No. $50 PENN'A AVE-,
Between l3xh and 18th streets.
r1BrH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIz.
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Many persons suppose, without invest satins.
that they can buy cheaper 9TH street, or In sma
shops. then they on the Avenue or at an extern
sive first claes establishment This fs entirely n
mistake, and very costly one, a. any one can see
Q moments reflection, OF, what In q great de
better, by Q personal OF Examination. II stands to
reason that o SINGLE FIRM, having q COMPLETE
STOCK Of everything In their line, with an ExPE-
RIENcE OF MANY WEARS, BUYING LARGELY in {
CHEAPEST MARKETS, and doing o handsome bust
ness OF $500 900 PER YEAR, sell goods at Q LEss
PROFIT, aud OF course Q GREAT DIAL LowER, than
they can possibly be sold By ten different fyms,
whose stocks incomplete. Who buy in small lots
and consequently at higher prices, and whe mus
pay from their dirided Profits the combined sryer.,
of separate business stands and Stsen or t,ceatv
different domestic embellishments.
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PROPOSALS.
sk tSs irf 4 t SSsss. ssIos OF
JOINT 'oNxIrrFs o. Prptpc Prisrrssl
trn CoNsREsS. 81 sEssros.

ct. cONsRssS. 81 ssssues.
.c,h ne Joint Comni,,ee % fus,as Prsntia. al
mi, esSCess ID ssssion. invite sssiei propo-ss.
,rsssins me S e AZ is; s Esssssns .ss
spte ne Glowing sectien Of sct approved JAW
,s sfs' :, xss y.s,r ..,r. rs., All ca. or
sebsses in S.a sqsso.s,1s .ss ssse.,, 81 tss
oom sse teeT r ssy e M.rsh sSe tS loo,
. iSy,,s nv ss. ss T ss 40
the actual preeeediass sud debates 10 coesss.sst
~ iI.e sas .s. AZ. 70 ?. 1851 ,s
set sn.h publication n the super ME adest 81
setheI sith % provid. fsr shs rub,tess,c,' .,
IN. Ioi,t eOnmiti.e nav. sssssss IN. ,r....,
Ban OF pub cation IN esiy pager con tsiaias ne
n sssrto form. but tssy alec unite sToess.iSe.
Tor Pueiicst,.n On other forms q. the whcis cub
a.s 70 e ls,o before Congress for its anal .p
Ar proeossI. should embrace First the fur
heienty large % report the a. bs,e. pr0faptIJ
n time to he sent from Westminster ~ ule .sriisst
the pIopO.itos tSstae tue kinds q " Be Gsrs
s sSs tne priSs Per Thousand ems. inelea.as al
into q pe; also. tn prices fOr tue pE.cstioa ~
t.e weight siae. asG e@I,iy .f iSs p.,. s0o =, :.
Tie proposAl TO state VIA, ere drst i've hunar-s
Ne furUished for, and what escs ads,,iSnsl cory
all be furnished for.
Thru, an. trsnspositions ofths reports 90 print
ed into QusrtO form, without Apg extra charge.
lusrio edition ON psper 20 be Furnished ~ Con
gres., including dr. crossing and 3eliscry tOr
oinrtng. The proposal % state aat the fret ".
hundred copies Of each signature of the euArto
edttien 90 printed ans drypre-ses viii he furnish
60 Tor; az what each additional ccpy Yin be
Fourth. Persons making proposal. will stat.
whether or not they pr pose 20 make ans addition
al charges Tor mating the daily edition, meesen-
sers, indexing the qusrto edition. waiting sor
porting and publication Of the debates and ifthey
do, to state What thoee charges will be, With TIA
upderstandin that no claim will be made for re-
munersnoh ~ eIue com pensatiun in any ska %
beyond what Il embraced IN the proposals.
No proposal VIII be received unless accom- panie a
With abond with security. 20 the approval OF e
Judge OF District Attorney. In the penalty OF
e25 100, that the bidder or Bidders shall execute
the work II the Joint Committee on fubllc Priut-
Ing deeire TO make the contract with him or them.
satisfactory evidence that tue person or persons
making IL can command the necessary fac liffes
and ere practically acquainted Nth the busne %
~ put lcstion-
The Joint COMMITTEES Will furnish any desired in
formation thar the Y may possess CONCERNING these
Congressional Printer. W Washington. u c.
Proposals vii be endorsed on THE envelopes
"PrepOsals for the Publication q the Debates IN
Congress. and addressed 10 the care % the Hon
on Printing; the Bon. A. II. Latin, Chairman OF
the ouse Committee on Printing: II John ID. De-
frees. Conversational Printer, WashipVton n C.
By direction OF the joint Committee Of Congress
JOHN T.. DEFKEES.
&c - 2aWtt CONGREGATIONAL
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10 charge viii b made for extracting where 4
n6cial Teeth are inserted, although theS1A
patient viii be required TO- Vay for theQ
viii BE- deducted when tie Teeth are made. ..ras
Associatie1 is nov prepared 70 MAKE Teeth q
phia and Boston lri ces; All persons wishins de-
and best manner, and warranted 70 give entire
satisfActfok. Persons Will do we'll 70 cell and e.
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, 3 o 2 0 8 A L 5
UNITED State sa as 81 80 orr,sn.

BALrINoRE. Deoenbsr q, lass
Sealed Propossls, in duplicate, viii Be re-
pAi, January 5, 1889 for the D1rchsse Of tne foi-
loving lots q ADchors. Ohai1s, g.. the proOsrty
store ~ Hsyre-de-Graee Nd:
gApShou averaging so 10 each.
! Anchor. weighing SOC 10.
u shackels, veighine ies II. FF
a ChaiBs. weighing IL 90 10.
Proposae must state price per pound for An
ehors, Chatcs, end ehscksls seDaratsly, 81 nag
rrcpoesls VII be opened q HE 3 m q yanuarr
sis SEsssncs q socb bidder e may shsosS 20 -
Bvt. bsao. Cen. }. n. SIMPSON, Q. a..
lqna nHs oolonsl kSeinssu,
de9 - Box 3S1. BslunSFs, 1d.
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LOST AND FOUND.


/ OsT-ln the city passenger cars, on the Stat
inst, . PACK AGE OF PAPE rs, Of NO value
70 any one except the owner. The finder will be
LITERALLY rewarded by leaving them ct BunkerS
st. James Hotel. iai-3t.
G1O0 REwARD-I am authorized to Offer the
YlVV above reward for the apprehension Of
the pertfes who Committed the assault upon Mr.
an: ana N. Henry Perkins, in spalding's District OF
this county, near the Alexandria Ferry, and for
the evidence NECESSARY to their conviction
WOODBURY WHEELER,
yAI-awSw Attorney at Law.
G10-Loet, on the 18th instant, aLEATHBR
SIO PCRsL, containing two twenty dollar
notes and three $40 notes. Ridge street, to 4th,
or on 4th street, from Ridge to L. The above re.
Hard will be paid by leaving the same at No. 629
= street, between 4th and 5th. or Rev. 3. +.
mccarthy, pastor Immaculate Conception, n be-
tween TIN and sth streets ia l-3t.
HOUND TRESPAsStNG ON PREMISES ad-
u joining Genwood Cemetery % SOW and PIGS.
The owner is requested to cali prove property,
pay charges. and take them away.
de % 3t~ G CLENDENIN.
CD REWAED.-Lost. the 18th iustsn
Cc BLACK and Tan TERRIER SLUT; had on
n German silver collar, with the owners name en-.
graved on it The finder will receive the above re-
ward by returning it to d. THOCKERY, No. l6
t1s street Island. desc ST.
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BOARDING.


A FEW BOARpERs CAN BE ACCOMMO-
"A dated with BOAkD and LODGINGS at 81 30
per week. TABLE BOARD, $50 Per week. APP
ply at 3O3 street, bet. 18th and 18th street
de 3l-2t- MRS. BURN.
ROARDIaG-IaIg &c and evly furnished ROOMS
II tin suite or s1nglel with all the modern coRve-
nierces. with or Without GOOD BOARD; suitable
for members OF Congress or others wishing homo
between 18th and 10Th SITS. desl 3ts
HANDeONILY FURNISHED ROOMS, with
IL ~ boAkD, at No. : "a street. Inquire imme-
ERONT ROOMS with BOARD ON very reason
exchanged; No. II Pennsyly ania avenue, between
Ath and 18th streets. de30-lwr
FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BE AID FOR ONE
II or two persons, in Northern family, at No.
2O> street, north side, second door east OF 2uth
street. Room pleasant and furniture new. $685.
EOR RENT-Three FURNISHED ROOMS two
Also. as ho1sekeeping- Inquire at 3c4 sth street,
bet. and K. dc - St.
EIRsT-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
terms, at 21s Z street, between 18th and 18th,
short wax from most OF the public Offices.
de29-lm.
UOARDING-A choice of four comfortably
- FURNIshED ROOMS. with the very beA OF
BOARt may be Obtained at reasonable rates in
the house containing all modern improvements,
on the southwest corner Of 10th street and 81 ass.
avenue. Entrance on 10Th street. de % Ct
LOB BENT = Three nicely FURNIsHED
III Rooms, with or without Board. Apply at 355
New York sverue, corner of 10Th street. de "a St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-01
AUCTION SALES.
TOM OR ROW

B1 WIN. L. s NALL ), z GO, As;,ss'o.e.r.
southwest cor Penns ave. and 9Th strsst
DRY eoons, FINE V0ENoH uLocxs no
s1akr FANCY GOODS, RANDsONI ROSS
WOOD PIANO OOVEw, AND STOOL a.
80 On SATURDAY MoRNIN9. Jsns-
com ssi: g . .s,,, ': s
o. DRY Goods. &c 40 We name In part
Mus in., Prints, Driiiings
ll.Dpsi shirss and Brasers
Bed Spreais, Table Covers
LAMP shades, With fixtures .#
seaf, Shirt Fronts J.cSrts
Chemises, Vests Umbr.Ilas
Suspenders, Bsimorai Skipts
Patent Thread Sewing SIN
Buck Gloves and 0auptlets
"oei and cotton Hose aud Half Hose
Also.
Avery superior instrument, Cover, aud Stool.
Also.
$ very hne French ClocEs. Is day. aud in perfect
Also
Rosswood seven octave Piano and stool. BY yose,
Together with many other articles too numsrou.
sale pO.itive. reEm,ea.s
by GRELN WILLIAMS,
- Aucti oneers aud Real Estste Brokers',
No ssS, South ast corner 7th and d etrset
LAssE STOCK or sEOosD HAND russr.
TUBE. BRCSoELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
vows. &C AT AUCTION
(0 On SATURDAY. the "a instant, at ten
III REQ ps, an excellent assortment Of all kin is
'of Household Furniture CARPETS, stoves &c
Terms cash. ahEEN q ~iLLIAMs.