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CURE FOR WORMS.

A SAFE and efectual remedy for this distressing
IA complaint in children will be found in HAL
LOCKS WORM CANDY, which is offered to the
public as an improved and agreeable mode of taking
the most valuable medicines used by physicians de-
stroy and eXpel Worms from the human system. The
most frequent symptoms of worms are, picking of the
nose, paleness of the countenance, grinding of the
teeth during sleep, fetid BREATH variable appetite
acrid quotations. and pains in the stomach, dry cough
emaciation of the body, and sometimes convulsive
fits. When these symptoms exhibited in chill
dren, rest assured they have worms, and as remedy
give Hallock's Worm Candy-the medicines compos-
ing which such every physician approves of,
and is in the daily practice of recommending; being
presented in this form the most ready mode of ad-
ministering to children Each package contains three
rolls of Candy-each roll being distinct preparation
to be given at intervals. Price -! cents.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
ISRAEL J. GRAHAME'S
Drug and Chemical Store,
N. E. Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw-sts
n}- Where also may be had, Halock's improved
CASTOR OIL CANDY, or an easy mode of giving
Castor Oil to children.
b. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-
SCRIPTION business. ial7tC
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb, 10.

Ashes-are dull, so bbs Of Pots have been taken al
81, ami the same quantity Of Pearls at 81 ISL
COtton-600 bales taken at former prices,
which is about decline she sales previous TO last
advices from England
Flour-There is but a moderate demand; and the
market is heavy. Genesee is held at S4saS4 93.;
Georgetown and Baltimore Howard street 81 62!; Bal
timore City "a 62sa 66t.
Grain-Wheat is in demand al 9Sal0Oc. Rye 70d.
Corn dull at AS.
AT the Stock Exchange Ohio 6's improved !; Far
lner's Trust j; Long Island RI. /; Reading i Nor
ris Canal I; Illinois Special Bonds /; Indiana Bonds
j. Canton Go, Il; Stonngton i Nor and Wor. ]; NJ
Haven and Hartford |.
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ANtk IFUHl IN tHt MORNING TIL To at MIG
DR.. JOHNSTON.

member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons Liceh
tate of the Apothecary's Hail. London, and Graduate
from ohe of the first colleges in the United States may
be consulted in all diseases incident to the human
frame bat more especially in all eases of a
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and imprudent votary Of plea
sure finds he has imbbed the seeds of this painful dis
ease ii too often happens that i'll timed OF
shame or dread of discovery, deters him from apply
ing TO those who, from education and responsibility,
can alone betrend him, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms of this hOrrid disease make their appear
ance, such as liberated throat, diseased nose,
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs dmness of sight,
Deafness nodes on the shin homes and arms, botches
on the head, face and extremtes progressing with
frghtiu rapidy, till at last the palate of the mouth or
the bones of the fall in and the victim of this a
full disease becomes horrd object of commiseration
I'LL death puts period TO his dreadful sufenngs, by
sending him TO "that bourne whence traveller re-
turns" TO such, therefore, Dr. JOHNSTON pledges
himself to preserve the most invioabe secrecy and
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals OF
Europe and America, he can confidently recommend
safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim OF
this hoIrid disease.
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have injur.
ed their constitutions by certain practice, speedily
cured
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye. such a,
for Squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for Deformu
of the Limb, such Club Foot, Sc, performed OF
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of N. Frederick
street. going from Baltimore street. doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
GC3- Advice to the Poor GRATIS. OPS
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lnA DOLLARs REWARD. DOCTOR

q NH DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR
h WV STORMS SPECIFIC COMPOUND, for
the Of GonchPa, Gleets Structures, Dialects or
dhulty i'll making water, and all other unnatural dis
charges from the ureiha of either sex.
In no has this medicine been known to fail 10
effect permanent cure, and too in the shortest posi-
Bile time. should this medicine fail TO effect cure,
where it has been taken according directions return
the empty vial and get back the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such quack nostrums
as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, you
purchase pleasant, sure, and speedy cure composed
solely of vegetable substance: One hundred dollars
will be paid to any one who will produce medicine
to equal this compound, who will prove that it con-
tains any mineral substance whatever.
N. b. This medicine can be had of James p. VII
hanson corner of High and Gay-sts. (0.T.); Joseph
Sawyer, corner of Paca tnd Prat-sts,; and by E. Y.
Fomey, corner of Clay GIi Eutaw streets.
In Washington-by c. Scott, corner of eth ST. and
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner of 9th
street. and Pennsylvania Avenue, fcl0-y6m*
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was transacted, and the Senate resumed the
! Texas debate. Mr.. Buchanan addressed the
| Senate at length, in favor Of Texas annexation
| IN any form. He rciolCed that his humble
name had been connected with this great oues-
| ton, and would be satisfied, if the measure was
adopted, to rive all the fame to whomsoever it
might be due-all he desired was Texas He
did not entertain single doubt, and never had,
OF the power of Congress TO accomplish the
object. lie then proceeded with an ingenious
! argument to prove this last position.
Mr.. Rivcs will speak tomorrow.
The Oregon Bill was referred to the Com
mittcc on the Judiciary.
The Senate held an Executive Session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Nj. Mckay reported the Naval apPropra
ton bill.
A motion was made to 90 into committee of
the Whole.
Great confusion prevailed, when it was found
that no quorum voted, and motions for call
of the House. &c. sc. were made
Finally the House got into committee, and
MIR. Jameson was called to the Chair.
The bill for continuing the Cumberland road
was first taken up, and Mr.. Hale moved that it
be reported to the House with ii recommends
ton that it he rejected
After motions, counter-motons, calls to or
der, and scene of confusion that bcggars de-
scription, the committee proceeded, having laid
aside the above named bill to consider the bill
granting alternate sections of land to Wiscon-
sin for the Improvement Of the Fox and Wis
consn rivers.
Mr.. Dodge, of Wisconsin, addressed the
House in favor of the bill, which, after brief
debate, was laid aside to I've favorably reported
TO the House.
The bill making appropriation for the West
Point Academy was next taken up.
The bill gave rise 20 the usual objections
against the military academy, as aristocratic
and ant!-republican, SC. SC. Mr.. Hale, Of y.
II. was prominent among its opposers.
Mr. Mckay defended The bill, and offered
Some amendments to it, after which it was laid
aside to be favorabiy reported.
In the House, after a good deal Of backing
and filing, Tie yeas and nays were called upon
the passage Of the bill, and the same was pass
ed by ayes 50 to noes n
The naval pension bin was passed
Mr. Kennedy, Of Md reported bill for
greetings marine hospital on the Lakes, and
for purchasing a site at Baltimore.
At 20mnutcS past four the House adjourned.
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Correspondence OF the American Republican,
W,SuINGTON Feb a. lSA5

The President Eicct, his lady and suite ar
rived in this metropolis last night " the even
inc cars; as also did the Vice President elect
The arrival of Mr.. Polk was announced by the
discharge OF national salute. He was escort
eG from the Railroad depot to Colemans Ho-
tel, by a Democratic committee of Congress
and the Democratic associations the District
Two bands of music accompanied the process
sion from the depot, and there were probably
not less than two thousand persons in atten-
dance OF the political and personal friends OF
Mr.. Polk, to welcome him to the seat of Gen
eral Government. When the President Electarri-
we'd at the depot, Ire was conducted to the ladies
room, where Mr. Radcliffe delivered congratu-
latory address, and as ! am informed, Mr.. Polk
replied to it, much in the same way as he has
done in other places, without any political re-
ferenCes or party illusions. MIR Folks adj
dress was heard, believe, by very few persons,
the room being small and the company without
being unable to get within hearing distance
| understand that about the time the President
elect reached the depot, and while he was
on his way to Coeman's the light-fnger-
ed gentry were busy and made several success
| full demonstrations on the pockets of the I'M
wary. | have heard of one gentleman who lost
$500, another $3.50, and some Others who lost
smaller sums. saw your active officer Ridge
" in the National theatre last night; and |
hope that he may aid our police officers, so as
| to enable them to lay their hands upon some OF
the more notorious and dexterous pickpockets,
who are probably now in our midst.
The National Theatre was well filled last
night with highly respectable and orderly au-
dience, who seemed to be very much entertain
ed with the splendid National Drama of Put
nam, which was remarkably well performed in
all its characters, although on the first night Of
its representation. Israel Putnam was admira-
bly, played by Mr., Latorest; and Mr.. Burke as
Mesopotamia Jenkins won for hialselfthunder:
of applause, which he greatly merted, by his
rich and superior personation of the Yankee
Colonel and his excellent comic singing. The
piece went off amidst rapturous applause, anc
| venture TO predict for it successful run O.
several nights.
There was brilliant assembly last night a
Carus's saloon. METROPOLIS.
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
YUSHE GENUINE VEGETABLE Pill

THNHh UEN e FEE3ANLE FILEIt.
H. AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRiCEA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &c&c. OF all the RENE
dies yet discovered for the cure of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have been the most etiectual, as
they have never been known TO fail affect perina
nep cure. They are mild and pleasant to take, yet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge of the most intimate friend These
Pills are put up in square boxes with n directions
accompanying each box.
{Gg- For sale by ]. o. * N. Mccormick, N. Gay-st.
(O.T.); G. Wiseman, Light street, opposite Fountain
Inn, and byJ F. Perkins Brother cor. Franklin and
Green streets
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by G. Scott, corner of 9TH
street and the Avenue. Price 81 box. felO-ly6m.
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reported for the American Republican. :
COURT OF APPEALS, w. SHORE.

AxNApoLIs, md Feb. Is, 1916.
No. 49, Hopkins and Hopkins VS.. Elizabeth
Frey-appeal from Chancery-was argued by
o. Scott for the appellant, and c. Mclean for
appellee.
No. 3d. Robert Welsh of Ben. VS.. James
Teackle, was argued by Alexander for the APP
pellant, and Randall for the appellee.
On motion of Alexander, the Court ordered
that the counsel in the case of Judah and
Block VS.. Moale file their views in writing, on
or before Monday, the cath inst, for the final
disposition of this case.
DIsMssING A LOVER. A Mr. Hazard, a
young merchant, in New York, who has been
paying his addresses to young lady in that city,
as an accepted lover was discovered to he a mar
ried man with a wife and family in another city.
At one of his visits recently he was ordered out
of the house, and without remark he retraced his
steps, but before he had fairly cleared the door,
rude grasp was laid upon his coat collar, and in
an instant his arms were pinioned behind him
by sturdy hands while blows fell thick and fast
from an instrument probably invented for that
specific purpose green cowhde, which was
in the hands of third party; the brother of the
young lady alluded to. The lover has not paid
a visit to that house since.
WEATHER AT VERMONT. correspondent
of the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, writing
from Burlington, VT, under date of Feb s,
says:-"The weather is severely cold here
The mercury at Vergennes, on Monday morn
ing last, stood % degrees below zero, and on
Wednesday we had one of the most severe
snow storms known in this part of the country
for many years. Most of the roads running
east and west are completely filled, and the
north and south roads are scarcely passable.-
There has been no mail received here from
New York since Monday last, Feb. 3d."
CHURCHES ROBBED. We learn from the
Philadelphia papers that Ebenezer church, on
the frankfort road, was robbed of its carpeting
and other articles on "Wednesday night On
the same night, MIR. ketchum's new church,
in kensington, was robbed of similar property
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Feb. 10.

Bark is lower; we notice sale of first quality No
Guerci;ron at sci, The -four market remains steady
81 l2I for fail shipping bands no sales OF import
Grain, there is nothing doing. Cloverseed-There
was sale of 7asOO bushels good quality at 81. Whis
key, in hhds, sold at Doc.
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GODFREY EC4SLOFl|.

" FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR,
north side OF Louisiana Avenue, Washington city,
ReSpeC fully informs his Old customers and the public,
that lie attends 10 all orders in the line of his business
III Ills new residence, above described. He will make
UP, in IA neat and fashionable manner, every kind OF
gGnlCncn'S, youths and chiIdrcns garments and his
charges will in all he moderate, TO suit the tines
GODFREY ECKLOFF, having become natural
lied citizen Of the United States thirty years ago and
having resided in the city Of Washington for twenty
years hopes he may retain the custom of those friends
TO whom he is well known, and Of Others who may
be pleased 10 think that naiulaZed citizen, who
well acquainted with his business in all its branches
and who has resided in credit among them for twenty
years. has more solid claims upon the citizens at large
than persons i'll the same line Of business, who have
just arrived III the country, and are trying to take Tie
lead i'll matters professional as well as political,
ia:le- colin
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JAMES A. ROBINSON.

sS..szsss Respectfully informs the Ladies -.
q that he has commenced the manu- sss's'
facture Of plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, and
CATERS, and is now located at No. 246 n. Row
ARD STREET, few doors month Of Madison street,
where he socitS a continuance of patronage. All
kinds of work will he made TO ORDER in the neatest
manner, and Of the best materials, and the most
reasonable terms. jal
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN.
COMMERCIAL.
fReportcd for the American Republican,
ts.yieyv Of the Baltimore Market,


For H., rcck ending E1idag gfcrHoon, RETRY H. 1919
APPLES We note sales OF Apples at from % cts,
Ere.Irny. small sales only a! 80 ccnts-holdcrs
Trend St,,trS. WE quote Pilot at S395; Navy
- y. and Water, 'rackcIs -l-wlth moderate sales
Beans. Sales are made IN 'ma flalIll'icS from ,
vessels Sls!, and from stores III 81" per p"S,o,,
Cheese FAR sales 81 Eastern in boxes at ioSt
ceuts. and in casks at = TO cents we quote west
intcstryr at j.a34 cts .,,. ,,ti -.
g.aiur and uipppd 9a9!c.
'Eo,,nons. Tae rates are more steady. and sales
made A. follows: lei3. a: Toe; loi5 at sue ana
- I. al a.. ... ., .. 800, -.
tntt!c. There were $50 head Of Cattle offered at
lin, scale, This week. Of which 2,b were soid 10 ule
ut,rnrrs at prices ranging ttCm - to ~ per IUu
lbs nn ac ho-t, equal ta 81 OJa5 - net II hea"
wcr, driven to Northern market. Lave h"Is are
scarce, and ate he'd at - O0 per luJ IDS hsu ""SN
are also scarce, aad sell ut - 'l'
pro visions. We note no important sales OF mar
rel meats this wCck; small transactions, however, are
tltI;!. pia,o at the quotations, va: baltimore new
Ms. r,r nj IN 51al!, No At 2lO 80 and prime at
50 ~. lianlmo.c mess Beet ut -; No. ! at IS, aud
Prime at So there continues to be a goon demand
t0! Now Bacon. with sales OF both city cured ana
western m the folio ring rates: hams |4aoC, sides "Ia
&C. s!uuirrs cts, ucs 80 cts, and assorted 5;a6 cts
Western 80. Lard in kegs held at 7a7ic, and city
rrndcl,d n r., with sales. WeQnote Western But
rr. q: gallc: tlad's lOalIc, and Roll 9al2c.
Grain. Bat little doing IN any Kind OF Grain this
week. -, consequence o. the limited receipts by cars
and wagons. Small sales ol Md. red wheat s}a9Oe
wn,rc wheat Is worth JOa9Sc. Nd, corn has slightly
ad,.nrrd--na!l sales OF white from store at i2ai3',
amt OF yellow AT 4iaijc Rye f. scarcc-laSt sales at
g.; |.nitcd sales of uatS NJ 26a!'c.
tratci. The supply OF wood on the whafv"S Is con
,.l.,,,lt d,Elnshtd->a'ts Of Hickory at L7Jaj.0O;
l,, .--Is uN; usd Pune 90 !a323 pcs cord; sion"
Coal ~t5Uiu59 per ton,
tigU.. rurrc Is IN improved demand Tor tow-
and 81. 1pa of good mixed brands, at : %, at which
rl.n -.ar $50, barrels have been taken, bat some
,II,.. may auunat unwilling sell AZ that price
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~ ,.-,.,,- . d.. ,,,. ,oss ih,. corn, ,,nar
h'-,Jt7 i'' r,' rye ,I3 I,H ,".o "p' J"i', @,,
N",'"'t' ~" '''lN'' !, '"' ' ' '' " "
'. INV ' ,T " ~ ,., b,,., b,c,, con6rcd IN
S"-""'' u. u".' ~" mann h,,,,,ss ~ doi,a ~
s'''' s"o> at "L',s' " VA. ~, ~, ,,s,,i ,i,,"
ICY. |" ;" - ,'l ,' we I'll , i
w. ~. "'' ", ,',;,n, 60 ',,,',a -,
lI,'"N' d. u VIM t"'.S , ,,, 81 ~, 5n6. J
I"l""s' WI , o , ~ *, no, nj f,
dnG Z" GOOD SlVo'VUi goo" %t Nv, |i,l 'I !m
S"-'"i-'W' ,''mn t''l''o" y" i'''uas' - 30 t ,%
E"hu S'uJ o'Vo' nut icu anu NI'pP'll; 'So''o"
.Wuo; me ytnn"' So'o"t-'"O' 'I'" tNu" "i'PP''i =,
mas hul 81 ohi", ana q ny, lo 3 al IVA
Rice NcQuutt safes al - u. az" iS per luu loS
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MO. OF TEE NVFSlTGAToR. a new
" monthly periodical, devoted TO religion, morals,
and science, is Just published and (Wit the lt MOI
may be had at the Periodical agencies of Tayl0r \
Co, near H.. street, and Of Whitaker 4 CO., west OF
Fnlier's; at BayIy's Stationery Store, between ltt
and 18th streets, Penn. avenue; and at Ecnucty's
Tract Depository, street Price l2l cts tc3 A
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

FRIDAY, February Il.
5000 Maryland 6's, 70.
5000 do SIS, Is days fat 79d
1000 do 6's, q days ~ 79a
1923 Baltimore 6's, 1896, l0i!
10 shares Baltimore Gas Company, 9S
do Bank of Baltimore, 2G3s
10 do Western Bank, IL!
> do Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 80
81 do Union Manufacturing Co. 81
Maryland 6's closed AT 70! for sale, 70. bid.
Baltimore 6's, 1890, at 04a for sale, lO4. bid.
Baltimore 6's 1870 al 1903? bid, none for sale.
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@ 81 rans%s GPs Ware" and Henry ' deep aas an
S;S ssa, 'o' street, " feet deep '''"f
@ s Is " t 9ser street, 50 puds,p S eS 1886
' H H ssS %si % a 70 re; west 's 100 SIS
SO
% @ u" % % % 'sa ID: At i ;s,! Ct Bruce alley ~ %s
~ ssse Bruce ts 49,,
wet @ % @ Back S 6aGn s1 story
@ %aa asS h side of Ra' street, les "''0 Moore alley P'
''' S % :: s e "a p %n"" '''p'" Il
90 '
~ 1856 2aI7!
rah ,.,, 49, ~
Loi s,bewem 1872 s7ss
1890 m9yems5, 1876
'SS S2'S e;s an" , 81 r fae street clos a.
80, ri ack lo5 5000
n a M%yn "e Se r f l snf% framed Stable go m ,o
s deep between North l% @' '''l
w ~ ~ s ~ ""'" WIG" 88 65s
~ improvements, 10 IS
MS: Y: : &: f: ] .,n SCI,
ms + ",a $50 ,7r
nndFi Improvements, brick dweing WIN
% s ' s%ad "5S 5, west sid. Strawberry sn 7 @'
AID os saG f Hs .5ay f nn G%t
,oa SSs ss Dove G Hs ass0 " feet east 1 m
ct S 5 .! iss@ IS ' 70 north Is" ,ss, .''s
n.,si g 5:s:'s, " feet mott, side Pratt $50 o 1900 s
laas7-6aS Mcclellan fee, north side deep lane north q" "a
S ss 5S S %s Of s ss ds S% s
?s' S5 ~ !d5 "S Cove feet side '''" $50 deep Ramsay s
%s ss @ ss* awsns an. @ s Is 1910 o
5e5-j@n Y Gg t Se f S 100 Set epfS e,as ~ S
1885, ] r. Ts1t "a sS. ,. side o(. s" eo
~ story frame house. and soo,na
@ DO f Sas 1 houses with back building a%S 900 sO e
Ills s Ga % t"f I s sT ' D', " % s e
,,,- 1"S s$ =: s"s 6 %s; a":nrs ss, ~s
,,., AS: =. ;sy big. nos PRS $50
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GtARD TO THU LADIES. Just received by
~ the latest arrivals from Paris, via New York, a
choice and extensive variety of KID GLOVES, of
very superior quality, and at unusually low Pnces
Ladies are invited to call-they will be opened this
day. PA. MCPHERSON. So Howard street,
jal6-lm one door from Lexingtonst .
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p-x,,-,,,, NOTICE. TO THE LOVERS OF
Ctas.sKa GOOD MUTTON. We have received
S@astS another lot of the very best Suuhdown
..4-a&.,ttsr Mutton, tortytwo in number from OF
The very best feeders in this country Ewd. j. Smith,
Esq, Clark county, Va, They are such as cannot be
beat handy for the number. We shall have them for
sale on SATURDAY MORNING, 10Th INST. in the
old Centre Market House, Washington, wher" we
hope customers and friends will give us call fol
will he worth their attention, and to Judge for them
selves PHILIP OlTERRACk,
fell q CHARLES MILLER.
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NOTICE. TO THELovERs

.-.. NOTICE. TO THE LOVERS
/ 1s'>T ga or GOOD BEEF. We have re
N.k.jJ,l ccved a lot of the FINEST REEVES
FYf ever brought into this District, from
80 $50 one of the best feeders in this coun-
try, Edward Jacklin Smith. Esgr, uf
Clark county, Va. These Bceves, when exhibited Il
few days ago, on Pennsylvania Avenue in front oil
CoemanS Hotel were pronOnncedhy excellent judges
to be Mammoth Beef of the most extraordinary kind.
We shall nave portion Of this superior Beef for sale
on SATURDAY MORNING, Feb'y. 18th. at our Ie-
spcctlve stalls, in the Centre Market, Washington
city. where We hope our friends and customers will
honor us with call JOHN WALKER,
ielj-lt HENRY WALKER.
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REAN SERVANT FOR HIRE. The ml-
WI dcrsened offers for hire, by TIE month or year
nm honest, Likely and well behaved HOUSE SER
WANT who can make himself very useful in family
rs a servant Of all work Inquire of
WIN. THOMPSON, General Agent,
l"lj-2t Corner of % street and Louisiana Avenue.
as, LEIGH FOR SALE. The undersigned Of
~ ters for sale substantial second hand SLEIGH.
Inquire of WIN. THOMPSON,
ftl5-2t General Agent.
rsz.z, u NEW COACH FACTORY.
Co., JOHN NJ. YOUNG having entered NJ
EafG-L~fcgyi- on his new establishment in SIXTH
AE--SC-STREET, near the corner of Louis
lana AVeIue, and in the rear of Coeman's HOtel,
washington city, respectfully informs his old CUSTOM
crs and all others wanting splendid Carriages. Ba-
foucies, BuggicS, and Light Family Vehicles of any
description whatever, that he can supply them from
ms stock on hand, to order at the shortest motto
ana at reasonable prices 10 suit the times
J"lh W. Young repairs Carriages Of every descrip-
uoh IN wGrkmaa'ike manner. He respectfully iii
Vies the attention of citizens strangers and Others
visiting this city to his establish mcnt, and to the
style Of work which is done at his Coach Factory.
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