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AaUsEME~rs.

rAhk rhaAATkt .,, -, :, 80,
THE manager respectfully announe Is h.i IN
Eve nights, and IeOpsned on MONDAY next March !,
DANSEUSES vIENNOISEs,
Fory-eixht in number
Under direction OF Mde. WEISS, who appear for
few nights. their way from Boston Philadelphia
N. B-Ths boz plan is open and seats may be secured
QOWERY THEATRE--satuIday Evening, Feb, Pin
zss III Sf 81 Mr.
'f To w sSR viii Be added THE COURT PAGEs-Lou
pres. Circle g eest: rs AID GalIssy !' ssnI an
N ITCHELL'S OLYMrlC ThEAThE--ssturdsy eve
wi p,ng February 27h-The performances: will commence
NEI.kins U,GIioa. Mr. N 4! rNo%roNAL GUARD
Asme Bombon slr. Holland
To be followed BY the large Of MONS T0NsGN-MSna'
To conclude with the face OF the NEW FOOTMAN-
Bobby Break window. Mr. Holland.
ling; priSa S1 boxes S. ofeSe.trs SoIss. S.
Doom oren at O'Clock cur ain ses at nall past u
AMEKIC9N CIRCUS.
Bowl cry 1T II 4 A T k E.
Last Week Of Sands, Lent 4 Co.'s Troupe.
l '''n'n''' 'a''d'PPs 9S " RACES
The SE HS'' rH 6si ETRf and
HonemanshiP by Sands, Dale Hernandez. Carroll, &c.
Boxes S5 cents, PIT Ia1I Seats secured. ai iw re
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
xtr;H4t hs;;;' Barn MANAGE,
ed the tragedy OF
onssn h:,b.,i sr c mas k ssn
THE WANDERING MINSTREL.
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CHURCH IN BROADWAY

UNIVEKSALIST CHURCH IN BKOApWAY
HE Hall OF stuyvesant Institute, Broadway. opposite
4 Bond street q. beea engaged for the purpose OF oi
UniveraS the urper part of the city
Religion, services will be held every sunday afternoon hi
further otiee The deik will be supplied by Rev r. l. Hr
RS who will lecture nett Sunday afternoon on the "Rs.
gious ds" which nndere the reform ments OF the
sge Sefvicss viii commence At O'Clock r. M Seats
Tree The public generally are invited to attend.
l25 2tiseodsrc
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iEcC'uIos Oh Man, the laws OF his being
and conditi ms 81 happiness by o. FOWLER at Clinton
fs every Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings for
thce weskS commencing al Ia o'clock snd closing with
pubic examinations. Subject for March lat: Function,
leca ION and natural language OF the faculties
Mareh a. Matrihony or selection counshp and married
ie Iurd-Y evening, Srifimprovement, and the manage
meh oil chdren Seats only SIX Professional er-
smnsons AM advice given moons and evenings 1871
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N"u 10 nnttsr, Si4 Brondway on
posc - rsuls, 70 now prepared to offer his Spr;ny Sell
sdrpassng in beauty style yet Offer ed bv b Swie
entire new style Of lining. "'' wsn an
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For the New York Hera d
GRAY,S PlCTIIkt. OLE CHEEK L

Una OF GREEK LOVERS.
WHO has not Cray last Picture fthe,c any
1sh n h r., s, Us say to them delay
nd the a ss
picture BY s!ace visit to he land Of
Onh,, mind al that classical and antique, - '''''
ibeash we have c.'n seen the subject attempted before
inc whoe Of SaSe we *. Ssx %
maj caliy imagined aud mastery executed.
u a yGS%S
os y pe s S G snd
and besides il ia so of the land Of love and
Her face turned to her lover with arden, and tender
expression (which The painter mus. have often felt himself to
in his the contents e her flowing soul;
Her sweet and dulcet h and drank by him
precious poIsels and We cannot behold them
superb Landscape the dtsncs discovers nos.t.iu.
the spot the land from which he h, recently returned
aud where he has been pur his studies for
past
b,. br.a n 'asesd sambng bip te nnarooseu This
but by 1siduy aud aegable attention study The
can be more true inowIedss OF ts
character in the production before US than other artist Of
We do not hese to say there rich and glorious har
the path pointed by his ges,us led
astny BY others o, made vain by the oyswesans .sry
ness ~ dress and we are sure he will reap his reward
snvlable ReneroGs public
To properly appreciate this picture must be seen, and
when all free Of charge 1t is thsr fault If they
miss the chancel
We only say It has qualities Of and high chsrac.
and when look and find ourselves
by the knowledge evinced drawing the by his fine
sense of the harmony OF nes-hs acquaintance with the
best antique models the classic contour and mould Of the
6guretbe unsuded II the care fully aud eanedly
wrought dapery beautiful and elexnt-he augmcn
of beauty and richness produced by the harmony Of color
and the resthe close resemblance 10 the old masters
the Appearance OF mysteri0usy stamped its
face aud tr delcscy and pearnen of its deep toned
warmth, the eye cannot but be satisfied with thes
del OF mingled harmony aud beauty.
This picture Is not for sale but rs kindly loaned by the
purchasers for exhibition At the rooms the Art Unon and
again all lovers Of the hns all amateurs and
proiesso and see this extraordinary production Of the
genius Of the age. &c. L.
fe27 iteuc
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~ ENUINE AND VALUABLE sTAiNEk VIOLIN
~ gentleman who proposes settling in the West having
valuable Vions DESTROYS Of sposns Of the m
IL 10 pronounced by the first authorities be genuine
Stainer - IN fine preservation, and probably the
and smoothest toned Of Of those ow IA
existence Amateurs may see u for few days the Music
store Of sgnor q Godone, No. tt3h Broadway, who is
authorized TO sell IL for much lower price than would
bring IN Europe, and will give the owners address
Liz
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on Of dealers invited this article being made OF the
pest material city manufacture and under the subscribers
Immediate supervision. They have in ali
purchasers the perfect satisfaction. For taie by
g. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway
opposite Howards Hotel
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tE(n ANNUAL BALL OF LOIHIAN's NkW YORK
YSAEBRASS BAND, will tske piace the Coliseum on
pxK MONDAY EVENING. March lat, ISi7
During the evening, the baud will perform the fol.
lowing pieces:-
l. Cavatina ir'm " Sou nambula." lib BusIe Obli
Rno, mrahseo by. MI nerfog
g. New Quick Sep, dedicated TO Captain John Car.
land Of the Quick Guard ged by. Mr. Herzog
The Orchestra will be full and complete consisting OF
about forty-one performers. f27 2ts&Mssrc
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Jem oa.gs. thapmm
AMERICAN MUSEUM
ATTRACTIONS NEVER EQUALLED.
SPLENDID Exhibition, md re,ioImas morning. after
~ nooa and evening, at ny and ~ O'Clock.
US dE III: sl.i ' F5H +! fA fjsIN
only pounds VIII, has been BY all
Of Europe and been by 900
has returned to America the packstshp Cambria
GRAND DEBUT
at his former hsad this city, the American Mu.
here the most extensive have been nado
to receive him.
He will he this
MORNING FROM nv TO O'CLOCK,
On the platform Of the halls Of the Museum
his extraordinary and popular Performances including his
yels &c. sing variety Of dance the Polka Sailors
Hornppe, give representations Of NAPOLEON, FREDERICK
THE GREAT. oREcIAN STATUES, &c. &C. He will also APP
COURT DRESS
Presented him by Queen Victoria of England aud worn
fore all the principal Courts Of Europe After which he will
BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME.
In which he will dance the HIGHLAND FLING, &c.
Inc MAGNIFICENT iREsENTs receved from Queen victo
f and the principal Crowned Heads Of Europe will DO
IN THE AFTERNOON, FROM TO O'CLOCK.
EVENING, FROM hsP y IL IH 10 O'CLOCK
RPs IN T Yii!0s sTAGE and
In the Lecture Room with other splendid
ETHIOPIAN M aHiT%sTaiRsik tllse6S "a 1yLRENADERs
@ VA Isl s XFFSHA SisrAN,
assks WHEELER WHHEEEEEE . md 3 Hjf1is Comedian
T%2 ssSHss * e /: :I
MADAME ROCKWELL, Forums Teller
Admission q cents; children under TO- iax cents No Re
tn: Prhi;p s,a r. vas H. y" Gu
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kKFLIEF TO SCOTLAND.
uERR ALEXANDER will, previous to his departure
IL for Havana, give entertainment fo the relief of
scotland at the American Hotel, Saturday evening Feb
M which occasion some new and beautiful feats in Nat
ural Philosophy and Magic,
Tickets 50 each which be procured at the hotel
during the day and at the door in the evening.
OoOra Al L Performance Ar Z
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II EMOVAL.-A. z. BARRY. wig maker and artist 10
City hotel. " m are ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-03
LANDS FOR SALE

T. ANllN t0k SAlE
II Nlsii p sen - farm uesf Wheriinr II v.nfs
d y 'i - iaetfAe seftrs and tpsct 81 of 81 ..ata.,
PARCELS = atst s1tt rat shasefs. fb1 X.JNt0B
ID EtNflNG I'M s. arauied - good l. ~. Other a,s
Hafatfafea 10 tae Hira ~i4e- Tho .utses ii.f ~
fs hzeH paiaisd escat fof J lance. Iftaiins lnk
name ss a5et q ti-tHss. ono stI Keep constant
s-lHlA - fAe stafs astt F. t.. 4ff- II I. .s,H ~ IN
Ai-s.ahsst Ats8 JOHN FISHER. DooAscler
" III kGIE LtNuFoE sALE.-rbe -.,,.-,..sr
etsts - - go test accommodating terms a
=s . = e #f*f e5e t#uisaad aerc- situated an .-
stAs = p. r. Nom ;it oH4a Marsha eHuHlt
'Tt are = acres cleared. iuD oil ), i.r. are
80 - aza Hs ~ dsaes ate eomisuatac and
-za .si.,.f las % gfagiya ifal aud q .asa
i- PROMISES. sad Ia 81 i'i ls >s.a al
= = ss.a s#st#s "a ssit Fettha--rs eat. ua Ils
lHfz az tssFtH-=H Jones 81 4 Hase. tsrs.. trt.s
> 3 len HENRY SuCsN 8 ~
- - - t.itsi4a 1s.. ss-ariulsat ~ Mas. o..
= ofes- ssli etsef, eHtssse8 saa Ise.t ~
-, = - -sEs- 10 r. issHt Ii thr -Ity for-s 81.
a 7 H0kNn8ouk.
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e ~ tiui istH ALL 5..fa5ssi f.sf. frleis.s
~@ flai". Eili 9sss. and I,ae No. ..a To- sss Is
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TO THE LATEST MOMENT.

IT The Washington and Baltimore Railway ia
once more open. The cars went through this morn
ing, hence for the first time.
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Newspapers received daily Mt the Stores of
Brooke, ShiIingt0n a. Co. We Will name IA
few or themt .l,. s...4,, ~. ...lJaF i0...,.
o4 4Js a aH13af DALLIES. s,,,
x New York Herald Er j .Ifgt', 1T.
New York Tribune. 't --ls .t
Baltimore Sun. '.,rs.r t- -t.t"f.N.
.a FRt NO. tsasS iIPEEKLIcS. ttN5tsg1F r5fEt
New York Herald; New York Tribune; Baltimore Sun;
Saturday Courier Post Dollar Newspaper N.als Gazette
philadelphia; YaIdee Doodle, Emporium, New World, Age,
Spirit Of The Times Home Journal Police Gazette Flag
the Free Yankee, Uncle Sam, New York; Yankee Blade
Living Age, Flag Of our Union, Boston Western Continent
Gazette Of Union, BALTIMORE London Pictorial News
Pictorial Times and Punch tE H. A -tfJ ..,.l
MON1IfLLES
Book National Mugazinei Columbian Magazine; The Play
(for Children) Brother Jonathan; Chambers Mscel
ay Any Of the above mentioned Paperand Perodl-
Gals will be delivered Subscribers In any part Of the
city. 5.' L-l'" @t
We have hand, nso all the Nos Of Iiarpers Library
OF Select Novels Wiley and Putnams Library Of Books
which Books; Prescotts Conquest Of Peru; Napoleon
and his Marshas by Headley Washington and his tener
ais, by Headley; the same by Lppap; The Boys Libra.
ry Of Sports and Amiisemens The Court Of Louis XIV by
Miss Parioe; Men, Women and Books by Leigh Hunt; A
splendid edition Of the Arabian Nights and Robinson
Crusoe Typee and Onoo by Herman Melville; Envelopes,
fancy and plain Waters, plain, Transparent, and motto;
Pens Of every description In fact everything in the Book
and Stationery line. -. ....
Corner Of Penn. Avenue, and l2 street, and corner Penn
Ave. and 18th street att g"
orfS -1lm.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE
u,IIE Subscriber has Just returned from the North with
j. large and handsome assortment OF seasonabe GOODS
10 which he invites the attention Of all who want o.
cheap goods He promises all who may favor him with
Call TO sell them as CHEAP, VI cheaper than any othel
/ pieces French aud American Cloths, very cheap
4 TO- do Cassimefss from 75cts 10 81 .u-,
Z - do, Casslnets from VI dis 10 81 .. 'l.. ..s.r
~ do Sailii ami MerinO vesiings at7 s sar. sf.
~ do Rich PLAID Cashmeres ~. ., .,r. .r.. + e
do Rich smalLhglr ior children ,1 w.
( ~ do Mousein, al Is cts as.. Is ~,
( 10 do Plaid Alpacas Tor Ladies' dresses ..,
J. 70 do black and blue blk AlpAcas rom Is cts to Sl
4 10 do French Ginghanis very handsome .u
I 20 do new style Ribbons s#,aa '5a.4. 4.t
,ioz Infants and Misses Caps ts.#.# lilo q 4
300 yards rich Calcoesat II cts + sat '' .. ~
900 do do at 8 CTS ..'... I....
g0OO do "a do at L cts 4ai .f... .5rf9n T..
1000 do English Long. Cloth at IL worth ID cts 81
5000 do beached ana brown Shifting 10 II cts
20 pieces 54, "a and MA Sheetngs 81 sa#,.a .}a
50 pair Wtney'san and Servants Blankets
I 30 pieces white, red and yellow Hannes tlt
} Full Cloths Kentucky Jeanes and Hardtmes
Linseys, Plaid CotiOls aud Canton Fannels p.
Tckngs, Check and Marion Shrtngs 3t ft&"s
Irish Linens, Table Diapers and Crash
f, eye, Russia and Huckleback Diapers jti III
!, Colored Cambrics and brown Table Cloths y q.
Linen and Cotton Ozrabugs and Brown Hollands
Comforts, Carpet Bindings and Paper Cambria .EeH
SILK and Linen Cambria Handkercheis e'
Black and Fancy Silk Handkercheis and Scaris
Kid and Merino Gloves llll Elfu 1TT53nn ~
Cotton Yarns Carpet Chane and Cotton Laps .ia
Shawls Of every description and quality 1's., .1
Silk and Cambria Umbrellas "a aV4-.h 't0i t.' 8f
Merno Shirts and Drawers lf gE-l q l 81,
pieces Furniture Dimity al IL cts per yard t.,
Hosiery and Sispenders, Fr II Nrsti
And variety Of other articles too numerous mention
Call and see h a3sluAbS JOHN a. WILSON
South side Pa avenue between 9th and nh streets,
WI 'su nearly opposite Browns Hotel
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COAL DEPOT.


Leno1's Wharf, near the Long Bridge.
TIME SUBSCRIBER would respectfully INFORM hsparons
and the public that he is receiving daily the above ART
OF its various kinds and qualities (Which viii make his
present stock equal any the Distric consisting of But
Ter, Red ASH Pine Knot, Broad Mountain, Clover Hill,
suitable Cooking ranges radiators CRATES furnaces Dc
have had, considerable expense, my yard panke,
and have erected CONNEXIONS sed for the preservation
Of the Coal from the dust and weather, and would
that in the quantity purchased should be found not
sufficient for tile season, is The case very frequently
the deficiency,
would request the citizens generally to call before max
ing their purchases, as am resolved to dispose Of the art,
Gle at reasonable rates. e WY @ ~
n b. Each load by the certificate Of sworn
wegher. .
s. e. Massoets Drug Store, Pennsylvania avenue, OPP
posite Colemans HOTEL they may be len with Mr. John
T. Callan's Drug store, Of 7t and streets; (eiter
whom will receipt for me through the post Office, or al
The Yard on Is IL street, near the Long bridge.
OCT S--oct2O. JOHN PET'T1BoNE
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TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, s.

General Agency mt Warrington, d. ~
4 SAMUEL STETTlNIUS, General Agent Notary IA
n Public, Justice Of the Peace &c respectfully informs
IN the Volunteers the United States Regulars and
M The representatives Of the deceased Soldiers that he NJ
ls prepared undertake the settlement Of their Claims
the Departments at Washington He will procure Bounty
Land Warrants Treasury Scrip Pensions for the Wounded,
Pensions due WIDOWS and Orphans Of the deceased Soldiers
Arrearaxes Of pay for services rendered. Mileage any
other Claim or Claims against the General Government,
that may he conided 10 his management, will be speedily
attended to. .,.s,. H.
His terms are moderate.
He can be consulted any time between the hours OF
O'Clock a. m and O'clock p. m, his office OH Fifteenth
street, opposite the Treasury Department
oct S--2rnd decS
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LOOK HERE! I.
STOVES AND CRATES.

TOSEPH II. NEyETT, Pennsyva. avenue, opposite Will
ard's date Ruller's) hotel, has received and is
Crates Of The most approved modern patterns warranted
To draw well and not break from heat they will be sold al
as ioD prices rs they can be bought in the District
H. CRATES
neat and beautiful variety finished in the best manner
and arranged 10 burn either Anthracite Cunlber
land coal: very cheap, with irebrck jams and backs
COOKING S7'O YES F 81
From the North Rpu Furnaces; the best castings in the
city, warranted bake WE'LL and consume but little fuel
will burn either wood or coal and extremely low priced
lTfg TY COAL STORBS. ~
great variety consisting Of Hail. Church, New Style Ra
diaor and other Paror Stoves: Cylinders and Salaman
ders, Tor Offices, workshops, DC t tgAhN
WOOD, PARLOR, AND AIR, TIGHTS
new and superb style Of Paror Wood Stoves including
richly carved cast arghs Very cheap and handsome
.Air.tighIs Tor chambers. Y# S.t PAT. E n
FRANKLlNS.
For wood or coal TEMPLATES, Box SrovEs Dining room
Oven Stoves; an economical and very convenient stove.
HOTEL COOKING. STOTE,
Will cook for several hundred people, and the best kind
now in use can refer to some OF the best Hotels in the
country that have them In use, Il r4t
TAILoRS SToVES
Made expressly for their very convenient and
mical The trade are invited 10 call and see them.
BEBEEpS COOKING RANGES,
Put up Northern prices with without hot backs
All kinds Of PLUMBING in connection with the above, and
Bathing fixtures and Pumps put up In the best
Always ON Hand 5ag. n #ts
Coalhods Firecaniers Cinder shbves Sove.ppe Fire
brick Mica lsinglnss for stove DOORS Lustre clean
ing stoves Pots Ovens, Skjlets, Tea kettles, Plain and
Japanned Tinare, and every other article Of TIN Cor
pRRor SHERraoN, made to order In The most workman
like manner.
' ALSO, 3H
WI A large and beautiful assortment of Britannia Ware
&D Bloek.ln Jelly aud Blanc, mango Pudding mouds
= lre.cream Freezers and Buckets.
Purchasers are requested to call and examine my stock
generally, before purchasing and they will find their time
| will not be lost - ~,
| promptness -
Roofing, Gutter and Spontlng, for buildings and all re
| pairs In my line promptly attended to.
oct H-eOtI' ~ ~
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
I'M ALI TIL MIR VA HI n n, "

esSm THE subscriber informs the cizens OF washington
f&Yand surrounding country, that he has now on hand
ULthe most complete assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES
that been offered to The cizens OF this Metropolis
By arangemenish he has made Tor future supplies together
with the Manufacturing department Oi his establishment,
under his spervson he trusts that no lady gentle
need leave his Store without being exactly suited
style, quality, price, &c DC. 1854 '5a +lli" sI't
Geleen procure The very best article of French
style Of Boots at moderate prices Best American do (nie-
ror to none) Together with all the lower grades from
81 rs, 81, 81 81, 81 rs, 81, 80 gu, and 10 So
Ladies also find at his store all the various kinds
CATERS and halfgaers black aud colored thai
,ise with complete assortment OF walking shoes, slippers
&C., &c, all prices from " l2 cts 81 81 II IL 10
sl 25-W,h splendid assortment o white Satin and Kid
Slippers Vi real French Style ets grl s.a. E.,
~ 5,tigt n ALSO, rt
A full assortmentol womens and chlldrens Boots and
Shoes Of every description and price. The public IN
Yed TO call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
x t,I fF.. sr 4, THOS N. BKASliEARS,
4 aq!s l47 nearly opposite Browns iiolel, Pa. ay, ,
oct --.l,yu Oct29 n 4. FIX " st.y.@ ai .'f+ W y
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Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous

IN all cases where il Is thought advisable TO keep up
permanent siimulan impression near the organ
Diseased these pasters will be found highly valuable In
counter rrant viii be produced In the mos efficient man
ner by them. As in Rheumatism, lnmbago, Gout, En-
argemept Of the JOINTS Chronic Disease OF the Liver
other cases where warming strengthening pasters arr
beneficial these will be found to be superior to any now In
use For sale by Ftg CHAS SrOIT,
Drug and Apoth, corner TN street. and Penn Avenue
oet Aonwtias ahs4F fr-.gltli
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Inside venitian window Blinds.
WILLIAM NOEL.

Dealer and Manufacturer Of Inside PeniiaR Uindo,o
Blinds, south side Pennsylvania areiue, Jetreen
Oh and l0th streets, Washington 3sj,,
BLINDS Of all sizes and styles furnished TO order Split
ID Blinds plain and pained Of all sizes m 4 Et.5 III
\ Brass fixtures and trimmings furnished NJ
Linen aud transparent Curtains put up in the best sty
Fre-screens and wide paper for curtains very cheap
All work done reasonable TERMS and with prompt
ness sarlEHtt fstil Haafss"} tt.t&fs-.r -.
N y. Old Blinds repaired and reprinted J E
OCT Aid Octlgl ! .- -------
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A GARD TO THE LADIES.

MISS NJ f. WILSON, having permanently located ~
wi Washington offers her services TO the ladies' az ias
ioabe maker An experience OF ten years In lash
isaction TO ALL 'iflli e t..iI. NJ. t4 al
Her facilities for receiving the latest fashions and furnish
lug trimmings ample. fad a4 .1f u. l..
South side Of Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9Th and l0
streets SECOND story Of u, Hills Variety Store
octS-2awnovg' l,ts., 81 u
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS
n. AND SHOES.

pSsn NOW on hand, and constantly receiving, large
Vassortent oi ladies' and gentlemen Is Bous and Shoes
u&of the best material and Workmanship. w
AIho all kinds ui Work IN my line oi business made
nj the shortest notice, and warranted SUIT sale.
do not sell at 10 per cent below cost but win sell IN
orcash as any other establishment In The city. NJ, ,4
Call and examine FOL yourself at the well known corner,
r and llth streets t.g j. L, FOWLER
Oct 8 col novS.' ". .# ,t. s .g,Eb. .la V. .f
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THE PLUMRE NATIONAL
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

Concert Hd Pennsylvania avenue, oref Todds Hon More
rwo PATENTS aRAsTRp UNDER THE GREAT sRAL OF
THE UNITED STATES.
.wauDEp THE GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS foul
n arsi premiums, and two highest honors, al the Ma
lion al The the New York. and the Pennsyl
vana exhibitions for the splendid colored Daguerreo
RAJ Portraits taken in any weather. in the most exqui
site style. l,,., ..t..
Instructions given In the art ~
oct 8-dtO41 W
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JOHN PETTIBoNE,

aF NIL DEALER IN
G"A-4 -A-NIAD Hl1Hsl.
Ynd--Lenox's Whari, the Long Bridge 06ice-L.
e. Massoie's Drug Store south side Pennsy avenue,
between LIZ and 9th streets #i.9ttH' @he1.sa Z
no Dealers and others can be supplied with Butler Co,
by the cargo or otherwise tf' m htE octS -u
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STOVES, sTOVEsm sTOvEs,!,

II " NAYLOR South side Of Pennsylvania avenue, he,
tween 3D. and IL streets, would inform his
and tile public generally that he has just received large
assortment Of Stoves Of the and most approved pat
terms including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR, or
COAL, BURNERS, which he will sell together with Fire.
boards and Stove. pipe the lowest prices for cash.
He also Keeps constantly hand general assortment o
Tin and Sheeron Ware, To which he invites the attention
Of housekeepers- gt,.
lie still continues 10 10 Roofing, Guttering and SCOUTING
md Sheet iron and Copper Work generally, and at the
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms .
Persons wishing purchase will do well to call and
anime his stock before they supply themselves,
Ills will be open from sunrise until O'Clock, +.
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