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Since the 5th of July there have been
sold, at the Clinton, Mo-, Land Office,
10000 acres. A part Of the proceeds,
one hundred thousand dollars in coin, were
carted to st. Louis.
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Sugars, Pickeling
Vinegar, sc.
100 pac kages Loaf. Crushed. Powdered, PuIver-
lied, Ground GRADUATED, Havana, and Clari-
fled Sugars.
q hogsheads prime and low priced Porto Rico
and New Orleans Brown Sugars.
1000 gallons pure Cider Vinegar, made in Virginia,
warranted to preserve pickles.
100 gallons imported White Wine Vinegar, for
picking.
200 pounds white and brown Mustard Seed, Long
Pepper, White Jamaica Ginger, Mace, Cloves
SC.
For sale by E. E. WHITE s. CO,
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and eth
streets, opposite Bank of Washington.
ang 29-eo6t
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Stock Of Groceries and Store Fixtures for Sale.

I'HE stock OF GROCERIES, together with the
l. STORE FIXTURES, &c, now in the store
formerly occupied by Mr.. l.. Storm, and more re
Gently by Messrs. A Davis s. Co., on 9TH, above
street, are offered for sale. The above store is large
and commodIous and well located for business, hav
Ing now Il good run of custom. The rent is low and
the stock of goods well assorted and desrable-alto-
gether offering change rarely met with to any
desiring TO embark in business
The terms will be made accommodating, by ap-
plying TO B. F. MORSELL, Trustee,
La. avenue, opposite Bank OF Washington.
P. S.-Au persons indebted TO Messrs. A. Davis
& Co. are requested TO call and settle the same i'm
mediateiy, with b. r. Morsel aug 27-lw
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SOMETHING FEW.--L.fMMOND. 9TH street
~ doors below Il, has received supply of India
Rubber Dressing Combs, superior article and war.
rahted not TO warp or split. aug 27-eo3t
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WHITE BRANDY, &c.-Just received,
w and for sale
White Brandy, fourth proof, FOR preserving.
Green Ginger, Mustard Seed, Spices, of every
kind.
White Wine Vinegar, and 1000 gallons pure
Cider Vinegar.
To which the attention of all those in want is in
vited GEO. s. THOS. PARKER & co,
opposite Browns Marble Building.
aug 29-eO;w.
rHOICE FAMILY HAMS.-Just re-
~ ccived, 10 tierces of Sasg & Shays celebrated
Queen City Hams, sugar cured, averaging about 10
pounds, selected expressly for families.
5000 pounds superior Shoulder Bacon.
For sale by T.. f. WHITE g. co.
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and eth sts,
aug 29-3taw2w opposite Bank of Washington.
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The Ntghttng ales' Popular Songs.
THE Old River Farm, or Darkey's regret
My Old Kentucky Home, good night
Aunt Harriet Beecha Stowe Come, lnadens, come
Ida May; Home again
Poor Sister Sue; Farewell my Lilly dear
The Barber Shop; | am not angry
DO the miss me at home; Mary Vale
Yes, we miss thee; My home, my happy home
What are the wild waves saying?
love the merry sunshine
Mother. leave thy dwelling
The Mountain Sylph Polka Champagne Schot-
light Waltz; &C., &c. at WIMER'S
Stationery, Music, and Fancy Store, 9th ST.
aug 81 Near Louisiana aYenup.
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JUST ARRIVED.

JUST ARRIVED.
A SPLENDID assortment of the following cele-
IA brated brands of superior HAVANA CIGARS.
to which the subscriber invites inspection of bv
citizens and strangers. They have been carefully
selected by him from some of the largest importing
houses in the North and which, for quality and
price, cannot fail to give satisfaction:
Ell Dorado Ariana | Neptuuo
POcah0ntas Fillibustro I,ondres
San Maher Victoria La MuIata
The Mulata will be found the finest Principe CT
gar ever brought to this market
Fine Cut Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, of
the first quality.
superior article of Turkish Smoking Tobacco.
J. E. POWERS,
aug 30 street between 9th and It'll sts
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Horticultural Eaihi5itiou-We would cal
the attention of our readers to the exhibition
of fruits and flowers in the room over Clay
getts store.
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n. FAEEDRICK, hGchinist B. oERTLY, CiUd Engineer.
FAENDRICK & OERTLY.
INSTRUMENTS, IMPLEMENTS, and TOOLS,
Il made to order. Turning in Wood and Metal.
Construction and Repairing of Models. Philosoph-
ical, Chemical, and Surgical Apparatus and ArchI-
tectural Ornament designed, modelled, ard arranged
to order. ElecIoplating In fine, the above have
arranged their establishment for the preparation of
things not always TO be found i'm stores.
G. Street, between 18th and 18th. aug 20-lm<
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AdsistifHs.-Odd Fellows Hall WIS well
Filed last evening, to hear this company. The
fe" moments we were in the Hall, We were
mu;h pleased with the performance of Senior
hspueda upon the Sax horn, and judging from
the manner in (which the audience received
him, all were gratifed
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NOR THE CHILDREN.-At L.9MMOND'S, 1th
Il street, I'd door below E, can be found, Grace
Hoops, Jumping Ropes, Wheelbarrows, Crying Dolls,
Toy Bedsteads, Dolls Chairs, Cradles and Sofas,
Coral Beads, Gum Rattles, sc. aug 27-eo3f
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k"HEets Serenaders.-This inimitable com
pany of Nishtingales have at length arrived
IN our city, and will give their first concert
here, at Odd Fellows Hall, this evening
Those who have heard them repeatedly here,
need not be urged to go and hear them now.
If all their admirers turn out. they will have
aerowded house.
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PainjU Acetdent " esterday, while Col
J. 7. Nealy was at the Treasury Department
attending to some business, he was suddenly
seized with fainting fit and fell down the
steps, severely bruising his head and face
He was taken to the United States Hotel, where
he has the benefit of the services of able ply
sicians. At eleven o'clock to-day, he was still
very unwell; in fact the extent of his injuries
had not been ascertained.
Fire-The alarm of fire last night was
caused by the burning of two stables, situated
in the First Ward, and belonging to Messrs.
Gordon and Barclay. Look out for ineendia-
ries.
Watch Returns The following cases ap-
pear on the record of the central guard house
this morning John Reeder, drunk and dis
orderly; security and costs. Harriet Wash
ington, Rosanna Locke, John Washington
alias Bowen, colored, out after hours; paid
fines and costs. George Handy alias Choke
Neck, free negro; stealing a market basket
and its contents; sent to Jail.
Horticultural Ea1hi5itiou.-We would call
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THE INAUGURATION.

The MARSH aL1N-CIIEF, p,e ious to completing
L the arrangement for the Inaugural Processi n
ds res all organized atILus int n0ng to partc
that proper o t,ous may be assigned then
The fireLlen, Masonic Order, Independent Order of
i'd Fellows, Independent Or Ter Of Red Men, Sons of
Temperance krothers OF Temperance. Junior rothers
ami cadets Of Temperance and ali other assoc ,tons
Intending to par i;pa'e in tbs ceremonies OF the dav
should Ell select chief arsha who req uested
t" re Ort 10 the mlrshai-in chief imu-ualsl, u on
their appointment.
Organized sssociati from di-t.nce de.i ming %
BE- pr sent. req iestel to comHunc the fact vt
as early day As possible. J. d. HOOVER.
feb l7-dtmarch3 MarshAEia-Chef.
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GREAT . IsCOVEhY.

HE create discoveries are those which are M n,
beneficial to The han race. JOY slid glsdu.s
'>uit from t' m al c"very that pIoduc s hsnpi.
IS Is NY gr at. III w many have lem sent nlo
erhlty by 'ou rs anu cold> that SETTLED into that
envy OF human life NSUMPrroN, How IN n :
fer daily vi h coughs, who mig hit iii thrrn el,..
t"ei afn'cti'n for a mere rifr? Is there = RIM d,,
- the Gls"u re- n made " hch wiiI li,S r.ai,fs
;! MciEt'shrs ARABIAN SYRUP" md the All
'MING CORDIAL, have cen disco, erred Ihev have
zen relitfto thousands wi were tterinr NJ n IN.
NIX Oh the grave! Turned sorps ito 10Y, md
ed. -
for saie ny w. I'll. Gilman, corner or Pcnnsylvsnia
clue, ard ~ trect; D. Gilman, cnn.y l,an.
eI"e between 9th and eth str els, and tn ropri.
!. 9TH stie't between d and streets, south
ian 2i-Aff
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GERMAN AND INDIAN PHYSICIANS

II EAR fE! HEAR Yk!! HEAR yell Read
IL and be wise. The ceetrat ted &c man and In
ian Ply 81 i.ns, Doctors Brothers CIR y, have a.
ttbli>he permanent n ed Cal Office in tn city, after
having travelled the worlI over in search OF knOwl-
edge; ami, having spent seve Years among the In
dams for the pose Of getting thorough ledge
0; Bot ny, they Hiatt themselves Qualif to all.vi-
ate and cure all complaints to which the human fam
lily are subject. We hatter ourselves tn Il, without
asking Qurs IN, will tell all who favor u with
call their complaints and symptoms, ard guaranty
an easy and speedy cur. A necided advantage we
have over ot,'er medical men is in the manner We
determine tic nature and 10 alton of the disease,
which Is BY tn urine. We require at I.as two ounces
of the FIRST ia the morning The mary fciiiti aft .rd
ed us by hosri al aud lrivaie practice, this and
for ign cOun ries warrant in assuring those who
are uferlig from Iriv te deasa~ that treatment
ia attended with "nusu lily fAv,rab results. There
FORE let no false nodesty deter om making your
ease known TO one no will Def lend you. Ali diseases
Of he nital Organs whether OF recent long stand
ing, such as GhonoIhra, Syphilis, elect, Strictur.s
Urina affect ons, Ulcers upon the dy, or in the
throat anu nse, tre4t wiz that ch few
physiciins in the worl are capable of. I II who
apply in the cary stages of the disease surprised
at the little incoviance and rapidy attending their
c1sr, aud those WHO have softer, from gu cks and
their ioisous, will be rranted a permanent cure
without mercury DR. Brothers celebrated honring
Cough Syrup is to be had only at the Office If Drs.
Brothers Gray, OPT oslo tue Smithson Inst tn.
zion. ISIaud. feb !eo2w
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FLORAL CORDIAL.

For the relief and permanent cure Of Gonor-
rhea, elects, Structures, Seminal losses,
Leuchorid, Grarei, DE-
4 lie FLORAL CORDlAL hes 9aint rxt.r 81 re har
acter IA cure, b til safe and l.les s.nt fr the
above named very common and d-struJfny ctm
plants ierols h. have stuff red long with disrase
al Il whose constitutions have cen impaired by
tncu> me If ,ow,1fu drugs. have teem ct red 10
tealth aid 'ig"r, iy the Use of two bott f The
preparation. those afflicted wouli not OILY saye
monr, but great deal # unneccssa suffering 10y
giving the C,I dial - fair tral
Tie Dial is pleasant to the TASTE and pleasant in
ts effects In using il tri't ons sssry.
Hs- Price. erb"ttle only ole dollar
Sod y {. STOrl CO.. o. 9TH let and Penn.
avenue; W. ELLIOTT. or. Of aud 18th .tre, is !;
PATTERSON MARIN, cor. 9th and PUnnsvIvana
venue. teo1 1T
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WOND RFUL AND AMUSING.

4 BRIEF course of Lectures and tonisLing FIX
n peIimeuts U Oh the Lii III erestins Sui ject
Electro-BiOlogy,
Will e given at C#rusi's Saio on, commencing on
'ur>day evening Febru r. Eth, ty PRO SS0R
HALE. of NJ orleans. ~ho has hal til. hon or Of
Lectnring to the largest and mostr spectacle auuien
ces throughout The Uui stat ,reati,g tue III MT st
astoni>hnent and wonder 10y tie remark bic o.tro
he Yields over j, sui jec g.
He STANDS U>KIvA.LED IN HIS rRoFEssIoSi
AND cHALLENG THE WORLD DISPRovE SCIENCE.
As by il of TIE M st wo d.1ful cures have en-
.lr-n tnat have ever bt ell known in any age.
After each Lec'u great v riety of lie most ex
raordnHry and amusing Apartments will be given
in .e newt dscoyere.i Sciei c. OF
Electrical Philosophy!
That have been witnessed in any aee Of world.
AID wi ic hive been c,i'r wi h ,xcl; m .tons of
wonder and of laughter aud applause from
crowded. and ite!jg' Mt lie in ala pats OF the
count an iyiag the most faturing demonstra-
10 OF f,v FROM deiig It'd au lier ces IS well as
tn Iii IN, st eBcouium from the Tess in all paris Of
the country. hayirg lettured 10 over five hundred
thousand perso the last five years. CONF os OF
tl- most ,et h., che cite Of all immuniti s.
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HuUsEKEEPERs' GOODS.

HuUSEKEEPERs' GOODS.
IOHN NJ. DOM e. BROTHER have just opened
u and arranged handsome assortment of Good:
suitab for the season, VIZ:
Parian Marble ODDS
Pa, Ter N.cle and fren painted do.
Fr nch China and Berlin lion Cos DIS. Is Cup'
ami sau"ers, Mugs. Cardstauds. and Match
Boxes, DRESDEN h,na, very 'ndsom-, Bias
kets an l y ork Boxes, Portable Desks, DC.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome C ,stors, Mugs TIA Sets
Card aud Cake Basket Goblss, Forks and
Mus,srds, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar. ETHEREAL. Hall &c
DR,,NZED GOUrS.
Feniers Dogs. Shovel and longs, SIittoons
Csndesti Ks, tsndeabrxsi Astracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame mahogany, and walnut
Looking Glass, s, Brachel LADIES.
FURNITURE.
Several ,ndsou painted Chamber Sets, very
pn cheap and os sosa lxt.n.;on Tsb.,
Chairs of many patterns and shapes and mate
Be stead, Eed., Mattresses, and Feathers il
the bag
China, gas, stone, and crockery Wars in
guam tiles, large stotk, we'll 1850, ted, AMI
cheap.
JAPAN WARE.
Toilet Sets Candlesiicks Cake Boxes
Bru her, WOODWARD. Iron Ware
Clicks o. 3 veral varieties and patterns, 81
hour ard d.y. Our stock is certainly thu
M. At complete Of any kept in tho District OF
perhaps at sny other place
We invite call from pei sons III want ofar ices in
the line Of Housekeeping, snd We hatter ourselvr,
they can be accomm dated at our establishment
and at as reasonable prices tor quality
Is at any ether place
- Psnmslyenas sSenns, W Dta IN ljAh III
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JJHN NJ. DOM, & BROTHER,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CITY OF
NEWELL'S PATENT SAFETY LAMP l. FEEDER,
XNAERANTED to prevent all accidents from the
w use of Bur- ins Fluids. Any one seein;, the
jets Wi lie Pc feet y sati>tei Of their sa'et,. We
nave Them fitted t, the Solar. Glass, and b. iitaia
Lamp Also, Extra Heads ard Tubes to tit any Lamp
For sale, VIII uesal- and ret Ill, by
JOHN NJ. DJNN. BRO.
PENN v., ct. 10th and l1th streets.
flh 10
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DIR. MORRIS'S
Antt.DtsD eDltc Ellxer.

This medicine has leeu use for several years
i and 20 great are its curative virtues that iuauy
cases which, we're considered incurahe have been PER
mauently cured by the Of one bottle OF the Elk
er.
Manv persons are sf1 cted with uneasy ard pain.
full feelings after eating, in all such the use Of
the Exer according 10 dire ton will give the high.
est satisfaction giving relief imne diateIy AID in
few days efftcting permanent cure.
Inf4uts tse.hirg All often attacked with spells of
vomiting. The Elk occasions # thin hx, acter
il the mothers best fri ud . fe light doses rs-
stores the stoma, t. its wtnte health, tone.
In short no individual family should be without
80 nva uab.e a lei, Q
~ Sofa b. G. -TOfT eco, of 9Th street and Penn.
avenue: ". ELLIOTT, cor Of + and 18th STREET.
PATTERSON MAXIM, COZ. eth 6ud Penutylvspi
6yenue N.Y.
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.
AN COMMERCIAL REVIEW

By FREEMAN HUNT EDITOR AND Proportion
- HE number for Decent err $780, completed III.
twenty third semi-apnu. yo une Tn. work
been Ell ar Ell a,nce its announcement in July.
y, ard each volume Containing more thau
" EN- hundred large octave pages. A few comnlere
OF The MAGAZINE may be OF tained at the utlish-
off.cr. H. Flu Ton street, New York. neatly AMI
s. 'Stant'aly bouLd, for two dollars and.s half per
r
heollowing are a few ofthe many commentator,
il FRS recei I'd by Il e ed tor of the Merchant, NJ.
Inc from stiDguish,d states man:
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FANCY ARTICLES, PEkFUMEKY. &C

Wv OF hand and for sale at Station-,s' HILL nj.
., ling the Irving Hotel an extensive .ss,rl
mt Ut Pertumery, isuina Cologne Ms ioiI.t nj
-r soals Balm of CoIumbi.. Tooth Powder,
ushe' aud all other arti es Jert lining 10 u Toilet
Il Shoes
All OF which We will FELL at least shi,tr rcr cent
: 'aper than the ca be purch sed es-sh re-
Nus C + ur cents Ter page. Call at
; IN ~ STATInNt rs, HAIL
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
PENNSYLvANua avrN1U

LIST OF Banks taken on depo lite at par and under
"A oy the Bank Of the United States
Bank Of the METROPOLIS mar
Bank of Washington
sank Of the Republic
Patriotic Bank
COlum ola bank 4.
FARMER 4 Merchants Bank ....."
EHchahge Bank e., W., Il Coz $500. u disc't
Farmers Nech"nic's Bank, Geo town par
slechanIcs Bank, do rs
Bank Of Commerce do &C
49,. UNCURRENr MONEY.
All Ne" England Banks. 49,. x di ct
tity Banks of New York -. -. X
NC" Jersey Banks. 81 /"
STOCK SECURITY BANKS, D. C.
BANK CT the United states :. par
Suffolk Bank, (New York;
BENZ ELLERY, Cashier
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. l6, 1888 fbl6-
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WINES, BRAKD1E., CIGARS, GROCERIES
PICKLES, SAUCES. CATSUPS. &c.

VINES, BRANDIEs, CIGARS, GROCERIES
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPS, &c.
JNO. 3. KIBBEY 4 CO.,
No. 5, opposite Centre Market
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in the above goods,
OF fer to families, clubs, ana the trade an unsur
pa sed variety Of
"ISEs-Maderas, clarets. Champ.epe.. Ports
and bottles e>' "
lLoUoRs-Brandies, Rum. Whiskey, Gin. r.
LIouEhs-Curacao, Marzschino, Anis. t,i Nors.u
Bitters, &c. 'N'
MALT Reconsideration Brown Stout, Scotch and
English Aies. ~
CIGARs-A variety Of brands
PIckLEs-Best quality e English and French
sAucES-For Fish. Currie, Game, Meats &c
IEAs-Bresk fast Teas. Souchong. Pouchong pekoe.
Oolong, Tyson. Young Hyson, &c. in chests. X
chests aud boAps ~
sueAEs-Brown, Loaf, Crushed, Pulverixed, Gran.
debated. e..
CoFrEr-Mocha, Java Mara abo, Rio. &c
CHEEsE-Stilton,C hedder, Sspssgo psrmesan, Dutch
and American
HAks-Be>t American and Wcstphalia
- LEA PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAucxEA
ian CQ-tf
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Letter from Hon. Henry Cloy.

ASHLAND 20h July, 1916
Dear Sir wish to exp'e TO you The graf icstnn
erlved Oh receiving the July number of the Mer
Gu htS Magazi ." and Commercial Review from view.
II your portrait in the lightning anil frn reading
" lr address to your friends The end If it. When
Eel under ob igat'ons to those WHO have coptr H.
u; d t. our information y amus melt we are nat
n lily deslr us to os' ess know ledge OF tn I'M Of
u II sp eoraDcc, of the fe ttHres Of teir counter
Nj y, and OF te chs racer ard hnbs Il fu jr mind
v ich "" ran acquire. Y u have placed Your NUN
e1 as re- der TAT least you ave me. If may not
~ ak TO the" unGer those 0bligau ms and the
b niber of " valuable work how I~Rr. ME i'm
ie gree, sat sizes the desi to cfI have alIu.
dc /.
hav- become qnite familiar with the Magazine
~ eview. and have no hesitation in ex ressing NV
b mbie opinion that l. l. euiuentiy entitled to the
q NIiic reaari and .urpo I. Itcoects and arranged
in god order, L. rye amount Of valuable statistical
u Their Inform tiin high ussful not only 70 tie
q r liant. but 10 The stntesman TO the ctivaior OF
II earth, Ia the n anufarturer. to the mariner in
81 rt. to all Of the Lus ess and reading com.
nifty.
entertaining this opinion, 1 am glad that it has
b q. and hope that it may continue TO BE-, literally
y roni7ei.
.er1' 6 you cordial assurances Of nv cft TEEN and
r. aid. sm truly your friend and obedient servant
rec man Hunt, ESQ. H. CLAY.
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~ Persons Wishing to ts serred ,Oith the "EvEN.
o TAR" 10 Lare their NAMES and address at Janes
s.u ;, 1st ,pard, Bishap's pcr'od.cI so ado'nsng
grr.Fs 4. TItes near llh street, j. A!lss Bros1"'s
NIL L.mes Winners 6h sts,et or at Joe Stipington's
0d,,n building. Also, 4. Lamm' nds 7th street.
LIr.rt scm>nis can he IT at the dJore PAGES.
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WONDERFUL ART.

'I'IIE sweet singer Of Israel up the plains Of Ju
dea cease1 no. his pr use. Neither DO the MANY
who visit HOMPSONs GALLLRY cease to yrai Id I'D.
mire his and beautiful Da. ueI r. otS pes. lie l.
prepared to take the MICROSCOPIC pictures, advertised
as the 'GRsATlST WONDER VI THE AGE," in the best
styl~.
&C Gallery. over Lane fuckers store, north side
Penn. nue. bet. ~ and 9Th SIS
t.t, l6-lm
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HAVE BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Fancy Head
l Dresses, Opera and Dress Caps on ham, and. rs
the s Sdvan ing. will ciofd them OUT ~ ex
tremey low prices The Ladies vii frd it sre' ty to
their interest to call eors purchasg as am sure
h.. sfa p eaikos tDt6 b sfsie sna ssea;
feI& 4. SA1k Agent
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
H,RTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
(uUjf0I S.DD0 OOO

Capitat 100000
'eHrey invested under II official apl rova al of the
comp T, iler Of Pubic Ac cunts Of t'.is State.
Office, corner Of Nam and asylum Streets.
Iuio Company will issue Puc es on the Joint Stock
L rinci lie, and upon the Mutual plan, thus
lng the ba iehts VI 10th systems ut the ton of
Hemsurel; and make cunIracts upon any and all
" IN tever nature.
Psi les viii be issue'i at tn Il west ties of premium
sAt Ii lie d ptei and aft ri requisite security to
Ne ms"r.d anu pcrpetuity TO the iusii uton.
TIA the surr-Irier of Life Policy the holder will re-
GIVE It's equitable aiue in cash
Ihls Company continues TO effect insurance on the
Me Il per-os going - Calf rni ut fair rat,s If
rsnium; and to gr mt permits for travelling, sea
All tr. gb residence a. equitable rats
fthcirs i-su for he ben fit of married woman,
lie NJ OF her husband. or any other person, will
'a- t. her tpsrate use, ind. end.ntly Of her hus-
'Ah and Of The claims IF h 8 creditors.
lie Company is managed snd controlled by Board
,ir'ctOrs who personally int: ested, stuck
D'0iers aud policy lo;ders. i'm its
ianphrts, containing : of pre- MUM and infor
Aa'0n in relation TO the an of operations and all
'rs ",cSsary to effect INSURANCE may be obt.ined
A,eus
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
ALFRED GILL, r sident.
.OnN l.. BUNCE. Vice President.
JAMES c. WALKLLY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
cured Gill. William v. Conc.
Jean L. Bunce. Nelson HOLSTER.
SUES u Boll.s. samuel { OIL.
onu A. But er. DAnieI Phillips.
'Aa "heson c. n. Humphrey
board OF FINANCE.
:, nat bKAcH. esq President Ph9niI Bank.
NJ Robins N. so, President Hartford Ba, K.
ISAAC IoUcEY, late Attorney GENERAL U. ).
IscAckS2S, d., Medical Examiner.
SALD " ElcH, ii. D., Consulting Thy sicon.
AGENT FOR DISTRICT o. coLUxB1.
yS.?anin Z. Worcester, DuyxP, binding. over
Ma9ssss Galley, Hsnnsylvsats Avenue.s -
"Votd, Astcb, 1851 - = Ia d.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-21
MARBLES! MARBLEs.! MARHLEs!!!


EOii SALE il l. Is to su;t buyers at
LtMNOND'S
.omb and Fancy Store, 18th street, "a door be.ow E.
ftb l1-3t Cd
INRENCH. ENGLISH, and AMERICAN Mustard
Il Mushr ,ym, alnut ard L mato Catsup;
r,ssencr Anchoves; India Soy;
John Bad, Worcestershire, loyal Camp, Millers
Epicirean. and Harvey, Sauces;
Inuia Cu RE Powder; Sal dine; Salmon:
Blackberry Raspberry, AID Lemon - rups; Salad
Cream;
Olive Oil West India ArrowrOOt Preserved Lines,
Qui. ces. Teaches. Dam>ons. anu Ginger:
Corn Ia Fa,ina; Yeast Pow der;
Su error Saleratus; ArroHr OF Starch;
Prun,s; Figs; Stuughton's Butt r.;
French and Americ Che olac;
American aid English Pickles;
Ne. Crop Hops Chow chow Peccalili:
Flowerlns Ext.arts; E-s,nGe If olfee;
Sh.viny and Toilet soaps &C., &c. for sale ny
J. RADCLIFFE
Odd elows' hal,
feb tS-eo3tif Sew nth street.