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H1UsEKEEPER'S GOODS,

H1UsEKEEPER'S GOODS.
VoHN NJ. DOM & BROTHER have just opened
y aud arrange IL hand >one assortment of Goods
suitable for the sraSon VIZ:
Pari IN Marble ODDS
i'al ier Mache ana French painted do.
Fr- Dch c. ina and Bel. in hon li.u ds as Guns
and >aurers, Mugs. CarJstands. and Match
Ecxes, Die-den h,na, very h .r,dson", las
hets AL l Work Boxes, Portable Desks, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome C ,stors, Mugs Tea Sets
Card and CLke Baskets Coolies, Forks and
Mus;ards, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar. E::hccr::;.l. Hall &c
BRONZED GOODS
Fen'ers Dogs, Shovel and longs, Sri!toons
Cand!estt Ks, tandeabras, Iatracks Locking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame, mahogany, AMI walnut
Looking Glaes, S, Bracket 1abeS
FURNITURE.
SeFeral h .ndsone painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and .oed
Bureaus, >of.s, Extension Tables
Chairs of MANY patterns and sh Yes and mate
Be'isead, Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in
China. glass, stone, and crockery War, in
guam tiles, large slo,k, we'll asso. ted, and
cilehp.
JAPAN WARE
Toilet Sets. Candles icks Cake Boxes
Dru her, WOouware. i on Ware
Clicks or verI alieti.s ;,,nl patterns, so
hour and day. Our stock is certainly the
III st compct. Of any kept in the district or
le,hapS at any other place.
We invite a call from pc SONS in want ofar ices in
the line of Lousehe epins, and fnttcr ourselves
they can be accomm dated mt our establishment
pr, inptiy and at reasonable prices for tie quality
as at any ther place
JuiIN VI. DOM T. BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, Let. 10th and l1th IT'S
dec 3O-tf
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STOVES STOVES
FANCY ARTICLES, PEREUMEaY &C

w o 'i!d and fo' sale ut Stat;o1,rs' II IL al
~ } ing til. Irving Hotel an extensive as. ri
ht"nt vi Pertumcry, faliua CoorLe : ns Io.r.t and
tti-r soas Balm Of Columbia. Ioo.h rowo...
bru ard al o;htrarti * ert ihi1.: 10 u font
AIS > the Water Proof fleuch Pc i" ior Boo.s
and Shoes
All Vi wliril VIC will sell 1T least IDS ~ rcr cen.
IN ri In ii H." al be pu-ch s2i e $ 4 IA re
Aus uf cents Ter pagr Cali al
J {" q sTATt'INff: ~ HAIL
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Extract Of Letter from NiEiqyd Fillmore.

Il lav" red it (Nltr hant's Ma: zircl with =
CO. lie of ate" d have lie at,n iu say.
Iit That think 1t n" of the most valuable p.r sIi.
Gals III WAS ",ir ali shfl. 10 :Le li. r, lla [ II
seems quite Iir pen ab =. and 10 lie IN n add
m I'll OF general lot ton mot c a.I d.: iral,
1t l. rraI d r. !" sit"ry OF useful and if.rHa-
TIA vii Ii can, lie fo,n TO" hIe we'd x, >i.d
I'D :" NJ .>sihc "a in these Lumi"rs. .niy Regret
that 90 . OF Il q vi Ole wurt
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-. r,rs,ns ,yiAhiny to te serred Oith the "EvEN-
49, m klre their names and address at JLnaes
,.r., 1t urnrd. Bishops reriodc SOC adJoining
a7lrfs, 4. Tdtes r'enr lio' street. ). MASS b'o'0"s
, Inns Winners Il street. or at Jo, !Siiuington's
Ian, Guibiiag. Also, a. Lamm"nd's 'h street.
,,,, s,u,en,s cum he D. IT ut the aJore PAGES.
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WINES. BRANDIEs, CIGARS, GROCERIES
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPS, &C.
NO. u, KIRBY { rO

5, opposite Centre Market.
I'm" AND DEALERS in The above goods,
OF Ter % f,miiies, clubs, ami the trade An unur.
passed variety Of
"ISEs-Nadeiras. Clarets, Champagnes. P,rts
sheirirs, uochs, &c. On drausht in drmiiohns
and bottles.
IIouoKs-Brandies. Rum. Wh;skev Gin. &c
LIQUE.s- Curacao, Maj aschino Auis, t,i. Nove,u
Hitiers. &c. N'
MALT lIouERs-London Brown Stout, Scotch and
Eng Sr Aes.
CIGAR.-A variety Of brands
lIcKLEs-Brst quality 4 english and French
SAUcEs-For Fish. Curre, Game, Meats &c
IEAs-i'reakf,st Teas. Souchoug, Pourhony, P.ko-,
oolong Tyson. Young Tyson, &c. in ch. Its. X.
chests. and toA.s.
suGARs-B:own, Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, Gran.
debated, DC
CoFFEE-NlOcha, Java. Mara cabo, Rio &c
CHEEsE-Sdt,n,C hedder, Sapsago, parmesan, Dutch,
ard American
liAMs-''-st Aint r.can and W. stpla!a.
Es- LEA 4 PERKINS WORCESTERSHIRE SAUcE-aN
Jan 29-tf
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ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL.!

tE7 c. CHOATE HAS LATELY DI-COV-
~ ERhD nh aithra'ims SALVE, whirh Will
cure CONS, luminous. arts. &c, e.. Tie remedy
is saf: and sure No cauterizns sub,tancr is used.
Residence ~ street, one house north If Penusyl-
vama avenue. f. l.
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GREAT IsCOVEhY.

he create discoveries are those which arc mCst
nehelcial 10 Tie liu nan JOY and gladIcs
re- UT from e m. Ill Very a at proiuc 5 talIi.
"es II sr &C. Ill ~ manv have ieen srnt INTO
cri ity 10y 'uu -h> cold> that s.t,J into int
nrny of human lif &C NsUMproN? How n, nv
shier daily vi Ia coughs who iui, Int ril III mn Gives
o, ell i1ctl'n Tor nlcie nifi Is III, RIM d.
ua- te ils'" y Nc' II made hrh VIII ii, r.lief,
lie Meal 'Si"1s AKABI,N SYRUP" and the Am
HEA ING t"i DIAL have cen iii, Covered. they lave
ven rel to thou am wi We're lt.rinr un n tbr
tf.hh o' the 'r'fe! 1rr Ied sor,s l. 10 j,;y, ard
pod cod hapI iu,ss W. Gre nousht but clo, n, re.
vailed. ~
For al" bv W. ". Gilman. corner OF pennsyIyani,
aV"hue, sd ~ trect: ID. Gilman, Ienns, IYauia
ave &c 'ctwer' OH aud 7th str e's, and tn roprie.
IN IL, If
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DR.. MORRIS'S
Anti.Oisprpitc EIixer.

l'IliS medlcLe has cen In Use for several Years
i and 20 great are it, curative virtues that luauy
cases VIII CHI we're con>dt red ncurab.e have been per-
maCently cured by tie OF oie bottl. OF the Elk
Nanv persons are I'll ct'd with uneasy ard pain
iu! feelings after eating III all such the US. of
the EliXer. )rding TO dre tion will give the high
est sati futon. giving relief m-dletely aud ia a
few days eiecting permsne.t cure.
Inf,uts q ethug a, often atIackel with spells of
vomiting. The ELK ron occasi,rs # thi> rhi acter
is the mothers best fiji nd fe gl,t doses re-
stores tine stoma b t. its vi ute healthy TINE.
In short no Individual Or family should be without
SO inva uah a ici'c
Sol b. G. TOT CO. I. Of It'll street AID Penn
avenue: W. ELLlOtf. cor of Ii. l.,h sire, t.
PATTERSON & NAIkN, r. Oh anu Pe.nsy ,v.hia
fol, TT
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TOE suILLINGroN HAsnEcE1v-

TOE SIlILLINGTON HAS NECEIV.
y Cd
My >ove', or yari ties of English Life, by Bu.-
weer. complete.
Grceiry'> his Almanac, for 1855.
History of rope, 10y sir A. Allison.
ll,ckwocd'> Ma -azine, for j anu .ry n,
Adventures fCai tin Black, 10y the author Of
Hector OH or,n.
Godty's Lady's Book, and CIR, h ms Magazine,
for Z. brlIarv.
Gea>ols Pirto ial and Barnum's n'ustr .tcd
News. back numbers fioU The commencement OF the
year. on hand.
Also, back numbers of all the Mega ines for
sale.
Books. Newspapers, Stationery, and every thing
in the Ier ouic%l line. For sale IT
JOE SIIILLlNGT,\'S Bookstore
Cd on Building. corner of T. st. and Pa ave.
jan Go
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INUEs GENT EMEN.-W hav- lust aided
Il 10 cur as Ortment many new and de.ir;,b
,,oois, viz Fine Cloths C;,>su,, res, VSings: tine
orss Neck ii.s. Collars, Nerker' Iii Is, Scarf Stocks,
hId Gloves. VII celurs Night Shirts &c
kEADY-MADE CLfTilI\G.-Wc have a ,od
stock, fine and good. We will sell all
II /. duccd plile.
We fuzzy rrrTarel to fill all order, in the best
style, and 1T short noce.
YOUNG & OREM,
Merchant Tailors anu Clothie s. under
fen S-2uif Brown, Hotel.
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!

lust RECEIVED 1T Stati"ners' Hall, adj
~ jui"ng the Irving liptel, tie fIlwing pieces OF
new al popular Gusiu--viZ:
TIE Allan tic Return schottisohe
The Sailie Polka
Pm - ing Il Soldier. Jenny
would were II irJ, dearest
Fl. !, ], Quick>sep
Ben Bolt's Quichst-p
Believe me he II il f.cm Attila)
Atlantic Polka
Gilt II IVA
Astonishing Polka
1hr X c ta beautiful sopg)
The ''rIe> to Polka
Mars' Waltz
Suntay 10 ka
M.ll.is Scrap Bnok-a collection of popular
airs. for young people
The Death # Warren
Tbs
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n, WILLIAM TUCKER. acith such as
.,,o,> as he moy EMPLOY, is authorized TO re-
subscribers and advertisements for the
min E ening Star
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WOED -RFUL AND AMUSING!

WOED -RFUL AND AMUStNG!
4 BRIEF course Of Lectures and A. tonisliar ES
IA peii.nents Vi the LII ,hy iu tin. sui ject
Electro-Biology,
Will lie given at Caruss Saloon, commencing
f"ursday evening. Febiu ~ l7tn, 10y PRO- SSOR
HALE Of N orleans. "IO has hal In no, or OF
tectarn- to the Iarse>t and mostr specialize auen-
throughout the Uuted STATE S, :ang utmost
a>to'i-lnient aud wouder 10y the Iemarkable CO troi
ne vie ds oyer j. SUI jec S.
HE STANDS U>RIVALLED IN HIS PROFESSION!
AND Gil ,LLENG S THE WORLD DIsPROvE HIS SCIENCE!
,ircn that have ever b.en known in any ag-.
Alter each Lee ur', Il gr..t v rlety OF tie most
traordiiary and amusing KIP rim .ItS will be given
in t-.c newt, disoOvsrei ScieLce OF
Electrical Philosophy!
That have been witnessed any a,e OF t. word,
ADD WI ic hive been ItcH,el with Xclam tioas +
wO.,cer and roars OF laughter and lppi.u.e f ON
crowded AID i-teiig' mt IL in all parts of tn:
cOuruy. IN rec wi the most iiatteriny ueInonsir-
20 o. f,v from his de st .u lie. ces, we'll as
the h st encohium, from he in all paris OF
the country. havit & ieetlred five hundred
IN )us md persOaS i III last five years. npos of
he most IT h Ttht lite Of all mmuriti S.
Zig cards mission % cents. Clergy Free.
Es- Doors I'll Ell ri 1-i.e;iure t. conn, at 10
'ritct. should the weather prove unf " rab e, tie
lecture will ie post oncd t-b F.
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Local A fairs.

Local Affairs.
The Cgpiol Grounds -Tbe grounds in the
r;.ui,y of the Capitol are being we'll coated
9TH their spring covering Of good manure,
npjer the superintendent Of that efficient
.uI active attache of the Department, MIR.
l,rue. Mah,r, the public gardener. Mr.. NJ.
n, filed the situation Of landscape gardener
| f.r several years past, and by his assiduity
,ul excellent taste as landscape gardener.
1t. obtained from such distinguished states
men as Clay. Webster, and most OF our lead
,s men in Congress- since the time Of Jack
san funler whose administr ,tion he was
first placed in the position) the highest tes,i
monials complimentary to his taste aud judg-
ment in laln out these grounds. The
,,.uuls at the Pres idcnt's Mansion, also,
| ose their improved appearance to Mr.. Maher,
aud General Fierce himself will recognize.
. on his arrival, q very great improvement
,uce his last s. journ in Washington in all
/ eur public promenaies under the able man.
a-.ment of this excellent public superin-
renlent in this useful branch of service.
Pecia5dcs-The Columbia District Tent
Of the l. O. of II. met yesterday morning in
the room of the E,gIc Tent at the Navy
Yard. Amoug other important business
Transacted at this meeting WAS the division
Of the district Columbia District retains
| Jurisdiction over portion Of Maryl md,
Virginia, and the District of Columbia. The
cficers elected are:
Il d. G. Il. W. Il. Mclean.
i c. L. $. S. B;igsS.
j D. L. |. F. kidwei.
u r. s. w. ". Ingnan.
II +. S. ]. A. Wise.
Treasurer, c. Cammack.
II Chaplain, 4. Cross.
II Leyite. p. llarbin.
G 5. L. Taylor.
The meeting WAS good one, and har-
m3ny prevailed throughout the session.
The tre.-Tonight Knowless play, "The
iiRnchack," is to be performed; and Mrs.
arren appears as Julia We predict
"sded house, and hope that every one
will be able to witness the performance
Without having to stand tip toe to look
over his neighbours hat.
Hasecdi.-The Columbia Musical Associ-
lon gave S fourth concert last evening
" OarusiS Saloon. The music was entirely
A'Flmenta', and was much applauded. We
have for some time past been looking for n
his'ca treat from the Philharmonic Society.
concert of that Association would be a
'r'at iulerd. The society owns much of
The best music" in existence, and can per.
"m it. We suppose that it would be ne
'essary to obtain n competent orchestra,
aid 'ha, We presume, is the difficulty.
thaH0t COur;. j. Bateman
'""hd for assault and battery 18th latent
""M GEORGE Martin, negro. Not guilty.
John Grumlcy was found guilty of steal
aves', and not quit CT stealing n coat.
Vine young men were tried for riot in
81 "flrst Ward Three were found guilty
= %ph Paris, William James, and II. L.
81 "ey'Jr.; the others were acquitted.
s 'P"H Roppngs.-We understand that
e lrotessors of This new doctrine are in
& '"'ng'on to explain it to our citizeLs-
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LUM Ben, Y AID

FOUR-AND A-ilALF STREET Millinery, FANCY
AND TRIMMING STORE
MRS. CHOATE Is EVER READY TO WAIT
WI upon the Ladi of Washington and vicinity.
Her BOASETS are equal to any i'll this cit,. The
Laiies would DO we'll to c Ill. Gee 16
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Ieffrr from The Hon. JTm. H. .SeUoY6

y. Oar ir: Have the dues {" III ca my name
your ii at Ills ~ err q The MERCHANTS Ma ~
ute e.3rl II am invaluab!e " rk q r tie use
all who u nId TT; nj n H. rely foti merc;a l
oTrr IT, las in his cxtc, drg county, Tut a fsca
~ d nnt rcal questions involved in the LGriiuis-
tr~ ion 'fthr go,,rnnent
1 IN, vi IA great rssi CO.. our hnmbl" rrfnt.
WILLIAM IL SEWAnb.
Freeman Hunt, 80.
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CALL AND SEE

IL. Il IL 4 T. TITS JUNu CORDIAL of
~ PRDCREAIlFE EiIXER.-A certain rpmsiy
III ali cases impoency. Eurcnuess. fiuor albus if.
cult or painful menstruation incomti a. n. of urine
an all iii EASES ar ing from d, Iii at.n Of the >,s
tenn where an imnu or rcstor- tive is required.
fIicc s., per bottle. For sale by
g.. :. X. SYLVESTER,
Drug .st aud Al,otii'a allies
Jan - of 9TH and " g..
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Electrical Philosophy!
HOUSE ANDLOr FOR SALE,

s,se77i two story Fran, house in tn. First Ward,
s.; g., contain n. % For further partic ulals
at hts ONCE. ftu S-il1w
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The rerel,an mt Ma rhine L. prb, 4 he'd monthly an
IA Fu.t street. Nsw fosk, by Fieen Hunt, I'D
uni Led sulsc itcis Tor F,s Loa ais .-rr. in
LdsaiuA Jan ~
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~ flesh SIMPLY Of c. CT ed plsst Z, aud Ter sale
BY pm. PrAkSON co.
5a0 H-ebW Seventh sagtht1 Linz II CaAsl
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.


HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
Cupitai 100000.
Securely invested under t. official approval of the
Comptroller of pu'iic Ac cunts of t iis State.
Office corner Of Nam md asylum Streets
fI'HIS Company will sue Polio The john st Jck
L lri"ci,'ie, and-upon the Mutual plan, thus com.
bining the be iehts of 9th systems at the o. ton IF
the insured; and make Contracts upon any and all
conditions arpeit,i Ing connected with life
Of whichever name nature.
Policies will be suel at tn Il west ties of Trem um
that III lie pied and aft RI requisite se:uriy to
the ins"r and perpetuity TO the ius'i uton.
On the surrender of Life Foley the no der will re-
ceive It's equitable value III cash
This Company continues to effect Insurance on the
lives Of persohs ing To Calf rni at fair rat Is #
premium; and to or mt prints FIR travelling, sea
and furc'gn residence at equitable rats
Policies issued for he baiI fit of married woman,
en- the 'ft ct her husband any other person. will
eBsure t. her eparate ind endsntly vf her hus-
bani and Of The Gains Of b creditors.
The Company is managed and controlled by a TO ,rd
f cir, ctors who personally inter ested as stick
holders and policy ioders in it's s.
Ia nphrtS, containing e. of pre- Mum and infor
nation in relation 10 the , OF opera g. and all
raprrs c'ssiry to effect insurance. may be obt ined
1T the Oifcc OF the Company Of any Of the
Agents.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
ALFRED GILL, Pr silent
Join L. BlNCE. Vice Presi lent.
JAMES c. WALKLtY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Gill. William p Zone
John l.. Ounce. Nes III lIoster
James G. Bnllts. samuel oil,
John A. But err. Dllii,.l Phi lips,
Noah Whea on. Z. n. HUM hey
B0sHD OF FINANCE.
GEORGE BEACH, esq President honix Bnk.
u. +. Robins N. 50, President iIarttold l;a k.
Hon. ISAAC T0UCLY late Attorney General T.. :.
J. c. JACKSON, d., Medical Examiner.
ARCHIBALD WEIGH NJ. D., Consulting hyscian
AGENT FOR DISTRICT coLUNBI,
Berj min &. Worcester. Duval's Building, over
Whitchursts Cutlery, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Hartford, March, 1882 jim 81
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NJ. Il. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and Gls,;sr

ID ESPECTt ULll informs his tiients ami tie nuh
IL Ii. gene al Y. hat he IL prepare 10 OK .cuts
woIk in his rr,fe >ioa ruuctua ly an at as a.
>"nab e rates Ice in Washington
OrJers left It his room on Louisiana a>-lIu.. he
tween 9TH ard 9Th SIS, or at his Residence on q
ar e rea' Of his Ioom will receive p. omlt aIt-u-
tim. ID IA
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NJ &. subway, Cabinet Maker and Tn
W. dertaker Furniture neatly REPAIRED eaned
.uu vanished. All orders wi be promptly attended
10 at the o d stand Gate D. f. ". Thomp>on's) T. St.,
between 18th anu 18th stree t north side. ian IL
lMBHO1DERED SLEEVES, Chin.
IL tset., COilar>, &c.-Ibe subscriber has
on band file SsOrtment II IN Goods; the la
j .es &c iu' Stad to call aud examine.
Embroidered muslin AID j; ce 81, evez
Do do DO hemisetts.
Do dn pointed Coli; rs
Do mr lin Cuffs
Fine lace B-rthas
ID, Embroidered n. US in Cans
ID do lace Caps and Capes
A lie y and fin. lot of Dress Caps
jan .T-3t A. TATE. Agent
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ORN a MEN rs FOK TIE nAlN.
\ RS PAKKrR is just opening
WI Marr"bout te .th"rs, for the ir, tipped with
god and 81 yer.
Ostrich fe'the S, for the hair tipped with gold
and 81 Yer.
Gold and silver Tue
larsr:s tne, of rich Par's Til bons
Pearl, Ivory. Red 80 g End Sandal " ooi Ears
Mitts, Go'eS. F.o"er>, Bracelet, Ir,ss ComLs
&c, PARkEk'S
Fancy and Perfulnerv Stor-. pr. av:
jan 2o-3t News ropyl under National Hotel
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srRENt IL, GER nan, AND AMERICAN IA.
i NETS OF every description, rery cieJp Lp ling
Glasses, lI"bi liorses. fr"pcior>. ,arlises 10,
Sltgh- small liil lard lleS Beck Gamlmnn 81 Al d.
d. miuuss, CHESS Men, Urp Plan lug CaldS, Vi lin
strings. ard mauy "ther go d, II ccv. AID for
sale, Wholesale aid ret Ill, at
LANMONDS
9Th street Fancy Store, I'd door below T.
ian 6-tt,:St
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NEW JERSEY POTATOES.-F, Families
~ who may wish to tie supplied with prime New
jersey taoes for winte: la lott CT i've ard tpn
bushels, can have their orders fiji nv leaving them
WITH JNO Is. kIBBEY & co.
No. 5, opp rite Centre Market.
\. y. 500 bushels expcctei d.iy.
1l-l2tif
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WIN. BIRD.

WIN. BIRD.
Dealer In Luin Der und Coal.
w for presentation the LIST Of January, 1858.
dec :pA-ft
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OPERA BOOTS, CoNGkE>S CATERS, &c
lust RECEIVED from the manu,actorv of ".
y Viii hey: Newark, New Jersey, formerly of this
clyD
case of Opera Eoots
case Congress Gait-rs
Case Union Shoes, a article; and
One case -. ford Shoes
Also, ra.c Of boys Congress Caters and Union
shoes. For sac by JOHN MILL,
Fashionable Boot Maker, Browns Hotel.
ign 10
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NIOLIn sTtiNG~, PLAYING a,ds,
ID" "lho'S. CHESS iiea. Dice. Il Ok canon }; rI-
aid extra Check-rm Also b. rr,'s 1r opErrous
aud llnn iiri"ine fr lr. erviug and beat tltius
the hair. " IT. It'd t. give Sat sfac III.
Ter ,. It LANNiDNG'S
Fancy and Variety SCR ,tr tr ct,
ian N'-'nt 2 do .e a. T..
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PEA NUTS! PEA NUTS!
lust RE CEIVED $50 BUSHES of prime
u Pea
NEW SMYRNA FIGS
500 drums OF New / i5s.
he above on consi .nment ftom Boston. and
will be sod ut lowest wholesale price.
For sale by
JNO. i. kIBBEY & CO.
Jan ll-12tlf No. >. On O>it.. Centre Market
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TALLY HO! RAZ0RS,

TALLY HO. RAZ0RS,
1 SUPERIOR tic e an WA. rante ! 70 shave
~ well. Also. u zrS Str ns ShaviIg> als Creams
Brush and Boxes Together vi h a lar.e stock of
Looking classes, for sale at uuusnal w j., iccs,t
LtMNIlNb'S
9TH street Fancy Stole second door below T.
jan i3-.o'3t
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KEEP THE FEET DRY AND WARM.

lust EECEIVED tw Of Ladies' French Elias.
u tic Water t'roofCJRk SoLtS, good article, and
only Three Fps =" pair. For sale t
LANNON'S
fb2-3tod 9TH street Fancy Store. "a be ow f.
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BOOTS! BOOTSM
lust RECEIVED, from G. Benkurt, Pill.
81 adelphia-
one c..e fine Dress Boots
One CT Sc alkiny lSt OTIS
One caseAIutt Ii G itrIs, G 9th tops
On case do do Nil tops
ard no 70 sale Call an tn, fashionable
Root Sc r. of J.HN MILLS.
f,h IL. under B4UWuS U.tek
lN0ws coIJ1
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-25
JOS. G.. TOTEM,
Brev. Brig. Gen, and Col. of Engineers.
FOR ERECTING A MARINE
HOSPITAL AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

Treasury DEPARTMENT. March %. 1853
PROPOSALS will be received at this Depart
L ment until the 2sth day of May next, at twelve
O'Clock, noon, for the construction of the Marine
Hospital at Evansville, Indiana, according to plans
and specifications prepared under the direction of
this Department. said proposals to be either TOR the
whole building separate for the different kinds
of work; The Department eserving the right to
ect the proposals hereby invited, should the ine-
rests OF the United States require it. Eighty five
per cent. Of the amount Of the work done and ma.
terial furnished according to contract price (said
amount to be ascertained by the estimate OF the
supe rintendenO will be paid from time to time as
the work proceeds, and fifteen per cent retained
until the completion Of the contract and the accep-
lance of the work, SC, by the superintendent
Contracts will be awarded only to master build
ers or mechanics; and the assignment thereo. to
any other person, except by consent of the Score.
tary OF the Treasury, will be forfeiture of the
same.
Every proposal must be accompanied by writ
ten guarantee, signed by two responsible persons,
Certified to be 90 by the attorney of the United
States or district Judge for the said dstrct) that
accepted, enter into contract and bond, with
proper and sufficient securities, in the sum of
$4,000, for its faithful performance.
Plans, specifications, and working drawings can
be examined, and other information touching the
proposed work can be obtained, on applica ton TO
tendentat Evansville after the Goth day of April
next.
The proposals must be sent to this Department,
addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury, Zen
dorsed Proposals for Evansville Marine Hos.
pital;'D and will be opened at 2o'cock, D. M, on
Inc day hxed for rec Giving the same, in the pre-.
sence Of the bidders, if any shall be present
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Mar 30-2avtMay2s -