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NEW Music-Ju.t received atihe old established store
IN one door of Twelfth street, Pennsylvania avenue
following music which will be cold at one third
less than the regular price, making it only four cents
page WM. FISCHER.
Come I've something sweet to sing you, by J. G. An
dfews
Oh for a home beside the hills, by j. b. Woodbury.
love thee, 0 Cori, by Slgnor De Begins
Wake, sister, wake, by w. Ives
When to sad music silent you listen, by De Begins
Where is peace, the inquiry, by j. b. Woodbury.
love thee tendcrly, by De Begins
Florence the study of loving hoart, by Jeftreys
Oh, lenve me not in sorrow, by Mary
The Forgetme-not, a song, by w. Tillinghan
The May Queen, complete in No, by Woodbury.
Melodies de Christy, by Herr
NY Mothers Love, by II X Sweeland
Tie Phantom Chorus, q parody from La Somnam buln
composed and sung by Chris,y's Ministries
The Negro Traveller, do
Polka, dedicated 10 NJ Dumil, by Wallace
Mountain Home Waltz, duet
Montgomery Polka
The Nightingale Polka, by E l.. Hmc
Impromptu the Ivy Green, by j, H. Dyer
The Mountain Home Waltz, do
The Bachelors Dream Waltz, by Munck
The Conservatory March, by Wagner
La Belle Kate Waltz, by Barnett
The Galley Polka, tor the gnitar by Crouch
The Olga, or Princess Waliz by Julien
The Rose hud QuickseP, 10y Mary
Dombey and Son Quadr,ies
The FAIRY Offering Musical CIR Book Tor ISk3, beauti
fuly bound and illustrated Feb
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NEW mUsIc.-Just received at the old established
store, door of 18th street, the following
music hich will be sold third less than the regu
lar price, making it only cents page -
WIN. FISCHER.
QuadIile Itaen, by H. Rosellcn.
Oh, gaze US, for l or voices by Camar.
Oh Ills sweet remember, by S Lover.
When the day with rosy light, with variations by Val
entne,
Blanche Alpen, for the guitar by Jetferys.
The Sisters Prayer, bv Crouch.
The Merry Little Fat Man, (comc,) by ]. Hewitt.
Brightly the moon, love; by l.. G Fessenden.
o mother, dear; by Alexander Lee.
Come the South, by Jas PeIrlng
The place called my home. by I. Bssell.
My heart's'wth thee, by ]. II. Hewitt.
La Lyre Franchise, LIST series.
The Flowers of Italy, collection Of Italian songs.
Airs Nationuux Americans with variations, by Herr.
Farewell my sweet Mother, by the Orphesn Family
Forgive, but don't forget by Samuel Lover
The Tanborine Song, as sung by M. Anna Bishop.
La Serenade, by Schubel.
Elese Annette Valse, by Paul J. Bishop.
Emile Waltz, by Jos Max
BERTHE Waltz, by Jno. NJ Mathews.
Coral Bower Waltz, by Cummings.
Aynon Gallop, by A. nj Cantai.
Les Cockees Polka, by Labzki
Byzantine Polka by Burgmullsr
Susanna Polka, by Muller.
Tedesco Polka, as performed by Muray's Band
Gaby Polka by A. Dodworth.
Stop da, nocking de door, by Chrisy's Minstrels
Jan2i
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JESSE Il. DOW,
.Nofarv Public and kswsroi .fSsssf,

IN0farv Public and &sWsr01 .7Srsf,
Office, No. g. Union Bsad.gs, directly under tho Unior
Office, Washingto~, ID e.,
A TTENDS to the prosecution of claims before Congress
"A and the various departments OF the government Pen
sions and bounty-land warrants particularly attended to
Bountyand warrants purchased and sold The heirs aAd
legal representatives OF the officers and OF John Paul
Joness squadron in 1873, will find be their
to apply to Mr. D. he having the rolls OF the Bon Homme
Richard and Alliance, and tell n glance rhe and
Cho entitled share in the Denmark prizes, Per
abroad who desire business TO be attended TO 10y Mr.
will be required in all cases postage and enclose
a retaining fee OF &5
Refer members of the 2sth and sOth Congresses
generally
Mar 23-ly JIntel1
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DR. BANNING's BODY BRACE.-Debilitated public
- speakers pulnonc dyspeptic weak and delicate la
dies and children, and those with weak spine and one
prominent hip and shoulder will find immediate comfort
by the application of this perfectly instruments which
substitute for the corset and unlike other
pos) by supporting the small of the back, and lifting and
not com presslng the sunken abdominal oHans-fuly K
Rans and correcting STOPPING form by balancing the body
axis and not by restraining the motions OF the should
Ladies will be fitted by Mrs Baldwin, at p Brenncr's,
Pennsy lvanln avenue. 4th door from ~ street
The medical profession invited call and examine
PIrrsBURa May %, 1916.
We, the undersigned d, having used practice Ban-
ninKs Patent Lace for the relief OF of pie pro-
ute checrully testify its being tho best
menL have with to fulfil all the indications required
the case, which be required from extorna sur
port . :. -
A. N. MCDOWELL, NJ. d.
I. +. DALE, M ID.
JOS. p GAZZAM, M. D.
Ian
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A IDE Momo're to the Military Sciences, I'd vol.
"A London, ISIS. Just imported by f. TAYLOR, with
many illustrative Engravings Maps, Diagrams, &c. Sub.
Iectsi Fertilization, Field Fort, Permanent; Fort, Field
Fortress, Permanent Foriresses Field Places du Mo-
ment; Fors Detached; Fortihcation, Permanent; do.
Cocbon's do. Bnsion do Montaembcrt's do Carnos
do German doReativc value of Fougass, Praise Fur.
mace, thot y Fuze, Qor mines y Gsbion, Galvans &C.
ognosy Geology Grenade Guard house, Guerte Gun Cot
ton, Gunner, Gunncry, Gunpowder, Heat Horse Hurde
Hut, Ice, kyanizng and Bunstizng Laboratory, Level
ling, Loophole. Machcoul, Magazine, Mannu vts Mant
let, Marine Artillery, &c.
TIE following volumes of this valuable series will be
ceiyed by the advertiser Immediately their appearance
n London. Nov %
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IL Union Benevolent Society having secured the services
Of several distinguished gentlemen TO deliver course oil
lectures general subjects the proceeds oil which are to
aid the funds Appropriated for the relief and
OF the female of city, the public are respectfully
informed that first lecture will be delivered on tuesday
evening next the 2lh instant at hapast seven O'Clock,
at the Unitarian Church, by the Hon. X W. THOMPSON,
OF Indiana Subjects The Lsboring Classes-what they
are, and What they ought TO be-"
Ickets Tor tho whole OF four lectures one dollar
70 be had AT all the bookstores hotels and OF each OF the
Managers oil the Ladies Society also the door on the
evening OF me lecture Single tickets rs cents .
The privilege of the OF the church being kindly
granted, VIII enable the Society the musical
'aenn Of one or more OF our distinguished musicians
Feb. lB
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CARD Mrs BEMAN begs leave most respectfully TO
IA inform members OF Congress and gentlemen OF Wash
inson generally, in accordance with her
ment she has again arrived in from New York. for
the purpose OF taking orders for Shirts be by
ure, and executed Shirt E.ta I29 Na-
stree. New York She received large number of orders
when she was here last spring and viii refer those rho
then honored her with their custom Gentle men wi do
not want shirts immediately may call have
their taken and then their orders to her
New York nj time, and from any part of the country
pleasure She be with her latest styles and
of shirts and collars from IL O'Clock m al tl.
United States Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
N. b. Mrs. Bemsn will remain in town but ono w.ek
say ull Friday the I'D instant
Dec 20-u
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+ ,tyest. bettoeen 10th and l7h streets, opposite me
Presidents Square.
vINHE Principal of this institution, Miss ~"
ing selected the position as above no.aa. ~ ", 80
prepared receive pu pills Monday next INC ' Vi sep
iember. "a, ,,...,o., and M.th.
matcn learning together with the Modern Languages,
Mnsic Dr,winy and Painting, &c WIN Da PROVIDED WIN
I'm na,ant n nd accom- ished instructors
Me- Carroll will unremed personal attention III
, s,ction of her pupils with all the advantages which
have been acquired by much experience and tho nsa-
,i viii have the supervision OF her father, Ex-Governor
Gsrrol from Maryland resident OF this city.
The conditions admittauce which will be moderate,
course of study &c, will be found in her prospectus, and
any rher information furnished by early application al
The the LIST of September, her present
residence, c street, between Al and 9th streets.
RKFKRENcKs
Hon John Y. Mason, Secretary of the Navy.
Hon. ReyeIdy Johnson, U. s. Senate.
Hon James A. Pearce, U. s. Senate.
Row. Dr. Laurie, Washington.
Rev. r. X. CuIley, do.
Rev. DIR. VIM s. Plumer, Baltimore, Md
Rev DIR s. w. Green, do.
Rev DIR. Breckenridge, Kentucky.
Rev. DR. Thomwen, South Carolina.
Rev DR. Van Rensselaer, New Jersey.
Rev. DR. Cam pbel, Albany, Now York.
Hon, J. w Crisield, Maryland.
Hon. J. c. Chapman, do.
Aug. 3O-d.t
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TO PERpETUArE PEACE.

LJUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
NJ the breech, the principle, regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzzle the differ
being that the load required three inches TO
its rest, Instead OF the entire length OF (may be) moist
barrel the mechanical embodes the best scien-
ic primo pies for this purpose, Hni enables person TO
load and fire the gun the OF three hundred times per
hour and keep the gun clean, the oHd always dry make
fire. and burn the powder well, which, with the pccu
power and precision.
The shoots either ball and buckshot no shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warllke purposes
They made order, either in musket rifle, carbne,
and shotgun FORM and delivered governments indvd-
uals, organized bodies OF whose purposes
ut variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States.
WIN. w. HUBBELL
Aug. LIT Patenee, Philadelphia.
has loaded and hred the mukc ~ times in
cen min
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On SN RE WARD.-Rana away from the subscriber i
ID lou Luray, Page county, Virginia, on the 9n .a
a boy named Aaron lie lie black, ~ years o. 90 20
about feet niche. high, has down look Wnen
ken very thick lips, and heavy tongue ne had VI No.
he LEFT domestic kcrsey rock coat faded DacK oo 70
broad brim white hat, aud other clothing with nun, nH
collected. The above reward OF $3.50 will be gwen b
he be appre nded the State, and SlOO If taken
State, that may get him again. All reasonable c"e
will be paid if delivered at Luray. . sd
Aaron left in company a sprxhtly yellow boy Az
com pleIion, red hair, and spotted face; no! so u
Aaron but heavier made. Both OF above boys are s
coonc,s WN A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-u Luray, Page county, 'l'E'"
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E1RKNCH and Spanish LangnaEcs.-

V,RENCH and Spanish I.anSnascs.-J. MEIERE, late
II professor United States navy Yale College, &c re.
spectfny acquains the citizens of Washington that he
con,em plates giving instruction in the above languages
a. well ns in the English to foreigners.
Prof Mcere himself that his reputation
s,rucor 10 too well established here to require particular
references.
For terms &c. address NJ at the bookstore. of Messrs
Franck Taylor Taylor Maury, and Fischer, at hts
residence at Mrs Williams opposite Mr. FTanck Tayors,
Pc ,vrnue Nov S-u
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IhE ysrftrea s,gu.tas. shs o.i, safeguard ss~sss'
eo"n'' risits-Ihc public attention y inva and aar
tcuaTy Teieued TO tho udyruisc .c'inE tgfth he DeS
syie OF labelling, and tue puiung Of DE- egA A. An
dyspePtto and dinner pills Afn ~ ihst OF ~ iutts ar
proved anubiiioa, puts, bosh Of whiCh. aF ~ sen
protected from beng counircioA. ~ 49, only sale
guard TO bc depended Upon- afrtE, ssaAf Nst 81 ts
proprctors on the label 81 each SoA Of Iiis.
All others which may be Offered iof sale ~ unprne reo
persons surely base counursts, and MI D. rcrctec
as such The pills tst Al the haHs Of persons ~hr
purchased the genuine have AL been sschsngrd NJ tur
as have the written signature OF the pFofrieioS
ne sole sguncy ior hn sale OF t.rck N.it anti Ysretg
and Dyotts an-bilIoss pis. vested "a as bands p
W. Dyott N sons. of The Coinnabian Goaese. No tD t
Second street, Phisdeipha, s0 VII ~x~caa~ ofrr'
Tor the
Druggists and all wholesale dcr.r, Who wish 70 b, far
nished with the genuine pills, val ba- applied e ne uas
iberrl terms, by applying as above, MAJ AT
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(,HARLEs DE SEEDING, Notary Public, Conveyanccr,
~ and General Agent No III, folds buildings Pennsyl.
yana avenue Washington, ID c. oilers las scryces Tor the
prosecution claims before Congress Of The cxecu'
live depancnts before boaf Of tnli
are or may appointed or the adjustment OF spoauons
collecting private claims and rcnis procuring Pensiont,
whether revolution gay other scrycci bonny lands ai
losc arising undct CONTRACTS, Hcstics 90
herwips; buying and selling real estate, Nc.
Particular attention paid 70 the settlement Of accounts
d,bursng officers who may find u announcement 70 givs
their personal attendance.
Having been commissioned q notary public, he 10 pre-
pared iunth lcszed copies of any document Other
paper that mag be required.
Charges will be moderate and regulated boy the
claimed and the extent OF service required.
Communications tpos, PAID VIII receive hnin"da's at
tention
lie has the honor refer the Navy nepaumsni
the several bureaus connected with H. coinp ef and
diiors o'ccs Of the Treasury Departments snd 'e senior
captains and n the navy and also ~ ID John ho
mans, Boston; Barnard Henry, esl., Philadelphia, Rev.
Septmus Tusn, ohap.a Of the senate, Washngoni Hon
Henry t. Ellsworth, fryeue, Indians; Thosnar NJ hoaui
esq Pensacola floIidai Hon g y fcprose, Laneasisr
Pa; Judge T. Harley Crawiord, Mashingtoni WA Az
new, esq, New York; r. Collins Ice, esq, Baltimore, Nd
H. h Reardon, esq Norfolk, Va Professor Gooiflesr,
New Haven, Conn, NJ Jadsoa, esa., New Otcansi Hon
A. "A. Foster. Nashville. Tenn Nav i.-iy
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s,xGti~u Ys.s HOOK. foe IsA9.-British Navy List
r. lS,s BRUSH Army List for lSi9. Haus large Army
80 t,f i-a giving Tho warservices, wounds, Sc OF every
si,crs OF The BRUSH army. ordnance and marines The
ovs kslcudaf and Court and Guy Register for Eng and,
-t1nd l land and Colouies for lSa9. The BRUSH
Almanac aud Companion tor 1919 The Blush Nautical
Alanar tr .5l 1850 aud 1851 Imported direct
from London, and ias received ny - 80.
fub n rhANCh lAfhVh'
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ou~d,,,,.s ana p.ns...

THIS day received, s.stouers HAL. the ioiosins
i beautiful quadrilcs and dances 10 which -e invite
the attention of amateurs and teachers Sold ooe laird
wM. FISCHER.
The Aladdin Qusdrles, by Tully
The Arabia az J. Brady.
The Cab Driver Musard.
Quadrilles from "La Bsysdere -
III Sapateo de Cadiz as danced by Fanny Ellslef
Belvederre Quadrie', as Peri9unsd 6y AansJ'' band
Brooklyn by A IL wheeler
Caledonian "a by Thos BAynham
Quadrlles Varie, by Herr.
Ethiopian Quadrlles, 10y the Virginia Mlnsifels
Glen-Mary "a by Dodwonh.
First set OF A" by Herr.
Herzana a. by Hewitt.
Jenny Lind " by j. Harrison
La Cachacha, as danced by Fanny EIslsr.
La Gitana, by Herr.
La Lunns,
Pas do Doux,
Pas Soul, 4"
Pas Syrian "
La Lucille, by G. F. Taylor.
Monterey Qundriles, by Jos l.. Gordon
Pas Syrian, by +. Weilnnd-
Pennsylvania Co,ilon, by Dster.
Qnadrles from tho opera Of La Sonnsmbula.
Washington Asse mbly Quadrilos. by Wsger
Santa Claus Qnadriies, by Dodworh.
Real Scotch Quadrilles by Julien.
The Virginia Reels, by q. T. knauf.
The Wreath Quadrles, by Poole.
Feb
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National Eating-houss.
Jan Ely

National kaung house.
IUST RECEIVED direct from the Island of St Thomas,
u per brig Annalostin, Capt Dorry lot OF tho finest
genuine green turtle brought to this Market which
will DO served up daily in soup, and all the various modes
of cookery and in the bcst possible style Also from Nor
folk fresh OYSTERS spiced oysters, sheepshead,
hoghsh, &c, &c all of which will be served up the
shortest notice.
90 Families served as usual
AnR lS-tf W. WALKER
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Erpsu Lon a on.


TIVE Whist Players Hand book 81 cents
The n.nd-book of Carving, with hints ON the etiquette
ct the dinner table numerous Illustrations; ~ cents
The French scholar, Hand book ~ cents
Hand BOOK OF French II must tie spoken; 81 cents
ltand book OF Hcraidy many illustrations; 81 cents
The German scholars Hand book ~ cents.
The Anglers Handbook many engfavings; 81 cents
m. Che.. Players Hand book 81 cents
TIE Han. bOos OF Domestic Cookery ~ cents.
The lltnd book Architecture cngrsvings ~ cents.
small atnrs pocket, imported per steamer Can
sfa aud iust received by r. TAYLOR.
Deb A.
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Law SCHOOL Of thc college OF new Jersey.
THE next of this institution will begin the frs,
day February lSt9 Ii is under the direction of the
Hon Joseph c. Hornbower, late chief justice of the
rrelnc court of New jersey James s. Green, esq, dis
attorney of the United States for the State OF New Jcr
sey and Richard s. Field, esq attorney and counsellor
at-law.
The object OF the institution i. provide ample course
legal instruction for gentlemen designed for the bar IN
any the United States This embraces the variou,
branches of public and constitutional law, equity, and
common law together with such instruction the loca
jurisprudence oil particular States as occasion may re-
qulre.
Instruction is given by of recitntios, examina
TONS lectures and the preparation OF legal forms moo
court held every week in which of law dis
cussed by the Students and opinions delivered by OF
the professors.
All applications for admission, and communication.
touching law school, be made Richard s. Field
James $. Green, of Princeton.
PRINCETON, New jersey. January L. 1919.
Inn 23-3taw2w
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VXyHO wscts q g~sd oA&ari Answer, al do Thsr
w 70 to BEACkLEYs ts'h street, near Pennsylvania
avcnns) and gctit Feb4
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NATIONAL INAUGURATION BALL.
To 30 held Monday evening. March g. lss3 the New
Assembly Rooms, Jackson Hall
yasuE of phia, consisting of

twehiy iluf instruments. aud recognised throughout
Eafepe aud the uniscd states the effective orches
ts ~ sike in the ~oa, Aas tesn y0ucv engaged and
ga produce many pieces Of nasc written expressly
lBf me aston. ~ in eminent conductor
TIE most ample arrangements are being made by the
Krneen composing the several cDmmiitees, to render
his bald ms ouy afacike % the ladies' bat splendid
oasnIneu ths disastrous President aud Vice President
- Iosa their iclo. exsns wihout s,ncuon Of party
The decorations in be style Of lgance, add the sup
~ Ia a tasteful ~fofasian, hithero unsutpa
r,-Ths pfoeeeds Of me sale 81 tickets, AFTER paying ex,
p~-c. ~ b. divided between the two orphan asyums oil
Washington uityi
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- PARKER would particularly call the attention Of
-. persons his dressiug for razor
sops which certainly supescdes necessity for the USE
OF the hone have hundreds of citizens 10 testify To the
value the op dressing II II does not restore the
dule,r raZor 10 fine smooth edge charge VIII be made
good and strops and lot OF enccont sha ms
soap For sale low nj :. PARkEK'S
Perfumery and fancy store, Backwcll's Hotel.
Oct 2-u
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College OF Medicine, Firth street. south
OF Walnut, PhlladcIphia,

lphia College Medicine, Fifth street, south
OF Walnut, PHILADELPHIA.
THE spring of instruction will be commenced
j Monday, March IA, 1919, and be continued four
months:
Ana,omya J.nes McClinsock. NJ. D., S. R McCntock,
M ID. Adj Prof
Institutes Of medicine and medca jurisprudence
ny Gibbons, M. d.
Medical chemistry A. L. Kennedy M. ID.
Materia medicn and general therapeutics-Ru Van
dyke, NJ. ID.
Theory and practice of medicine.-Thomas D. Mitchell,
M. d.
Midwifery and diseases of and chdrsn.-Chris-
topher G. Cox, NJ. ID.
Comparative and pathological anatomy.-M w Dcke
son, Nj. ID.
Surgey.-James McClintock, M ID.
Prosecutor OF surgery.-Richard Burr, NJ d.
Fee Tor the full course S8i 90
Naturalization fee, only once paid 8 90
Graduation 30 %
Fee for those who have attended two full courses
in other colleges As 90
Dissecng ticket, optional 10 on
Perpetual ticket lSU 90
The fee for the respective tickets may be paid each
member OF the Faculty, the whole amount may be paid
the Dean, who will issue a certificate which will cntle
the student to the ticket OF each Professor.
To increase the means OF acquiring practical know
edge tho proesson ucoure candidates for graduation
viii be furnished with the Hospital ticket without charge
in addition which clinical instruct will be given
college, FROM IL O'clock Wednesdays and Sat
urdays.
For further information inquire of
JAMES McCLINTOCK, M. D., Dean,
No. l North Eleventh street.
Phil. pEIrHA-Feb 20-2t
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arr as shs ruhuc Osfae~rs q" tine Un,ssa states,
Il uitb thrtr Sklsris. - Toe Blue BooK Government
Catsi STIR prepared the DEPARTMENT OF S'aie' of
TAYLOR & MAURY,
F.h n Book selsr, near 9Th street.
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UDOOKs At half price, 10 close a consig
ID buhr's History OF Rome; volumes octavo-S2
Life of Gonvcrnour Morris, by Jared Sparks volume.
octavo--3l So
Bottas History of the American War of Revolution trans.
ted by Otis volumes octave with maps enyrsy.
ings-Sl so.
Eapers History of the Peninsuar War, complete in one
large volume-S2
Martins History OF North Carolina volumes octave
81 Is.
Won MuIlers Universal History 4 volumes-el So
Ges History of Greece the eight volumes complete in
one--S1 -
The German History of Romc translated from Heercn,
Schosser, Wachsmh, and others; volume octave
81 rs. ,,
Tho above are books-no phlcts-standard library
E.h 4 = F. TAYLOR
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GENERAL TAYLOR.

GENERAL TAYLOR.
(tIrIZENS preparing for their friends and strangers
" visiting Washington, will find at Parker's Fancy and
Perfumery store, Pennsylvania avenue, near Backweis
Hotel of toilette ARTICLES adapted to
their and comfort, during the crowded state CT the
metropolis for ensuing wenty days. to witness the IN
auyural ceremonies such as
COMBS.
She'll imitation shell, fine buffalo, English horn dressing
comb .
HAIR BRUSHES
English French, and American satin and rosewood hair
brushes .
TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES.
English and French superior wlre-backed and tspaned
Tooth Nail Brushes OF ivory, bone, and buffalo han
dies.
HAIR WASHES
C;ucrains Juless Haules's, Colcords and Barry's
lustrae Tor cleaning and beauuying the hair
Clrchugh's trichophesous. do.
WASHING SOAPS
Lubn's musk soap, soap, Louis's brown Winsor
soa y, trans parent wash balls, Nc.
SUNDRIES.
German cologne FIorado wa.er bay superior tooth
wash and powder, toilette powder pomades, OK marrow,
fine hair OIL Macas,r oil, lip salvc, Paeys cold cream,
NC, Nc, &c
Feb IO-3tawifMar4 [CHobe1
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t-RUsTEA'S snle Valuable Lots In OrKetOSvn--
By authority of decree OF the circuit court OF the DIS
ct oil olunbia sitting coart OF chancery the SUB
scnbc as trustee, will sell without on the rein
SEES on tbs 25th day March at O'clock p M two
lois OF ground village called Wlbcrioce the first lo
High street, and running Oack liu ee
on German street, until 1t Congo lane the other o
fronting German street, and same on Congo
lane. r -
Terms of sale prescribed by tho court: The purchase
money TO be paid equal instaments at SIX twelve aud
hieen rlonlhs day OF sale the whole to bear
interest the day SALE and the payment thereof TO be
secured by bond the purchaser, with security TO be
by the cash 10 be PAID on Tie DAY OF
sale or on the ratification the reot by The court.
' JAMES MAGUiRE, Trustee.
Feb ll-3,sw6w E. S. WRIGHT, Anctioneer