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MFDICAI. earn

hrs. r. & J. HUNTER, physician. for diseases
~ OF the chest, 6c..) beg to announce that they
VIII remove TO New York on the 5th of December
next. or as eoon thereafter rs they sbs, have com
pieted desired professional arrangements in regard
t" their practice III Washington and Baltimore The
motive of this change is that of being more central
ana easy OF access TO those visiting them from dis
tant parts Of the Union.
Dir JaLr's Hunter will. during tn. winter visi
PROFESSIONALLY, st. Augustine, jacksonville and the
principal resorts for iuya IDS GA the southern coast
pr. robert Hunter will visit Washington and Bal
ur're on professional business once in each month
after I'ecemher.
VIII he published in January next an American
edition Of Sir Charles Scudamores work on Iphala.
ton, with an .'lntroduction," "Notes," and an Ap
pendix, by Il Hunter. H. r. G. s.
Oiice-l2fh street, between g and H. nov II
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

a GSSo&ssczn The Subscriber most respect
aSSSs& A. fully wishes to inform the citiz-
EECSys-SGAcns of Washington and vicinity,
that he has just opened Tin the
ftore formerly occupied by Mr. Stephen Eddy good
aud f,salonatle assortment of GOLD and SILVER
WAEHES, Gold Chains, Goli Seals. Keys, Iockets
Pens and Pencils, Ear Ring Finger Rings, Breaches
Cuff Pins Sleeve Buttons, Gold and Silver ThimbIes
Gold, Silver, and other Spectaclcs, Silver Spoons
Pihit"d "a-e, and variety of goods usually kept In
Jew elrY 't0r". All CT which he intends to sell
Ia" as goods OF Ike quality can b. bought for either
in New York or philadelphia: and would therefore
solicit share OF patronage. and he will always
deavor to consult the interest Of the buyer well
his own. Please call and examine the goods, and
prices at the store on Penn avenue, between and
9Th street, north ride.
Soft IT, q. HOOD
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I.sW EDTICv

SIDNEf :. BAXTER, late Attorney General Of
~ Virginia, has removed 10 Washington IL prac-
tice law.
He viii practice in the Supreme Courr of TIE Uni
ted States, the courts OF IL" Bistric; at C"lumha
and attend 10 amy professional business cnniided Ia
him.
ny Once in MoTisnn's new hIIii,iirg, ca \ ST.
between Pt nnsyivania avenue and & street.
References: H"n. J. j. Allen, Hon. WIN. Daniel,
Hon. Richard MOr"ure, Hon. G.. Il. samuel. Hon.
George H. Lea al the court of appeals OF Virginia
t" the judges "t i!r circuit courts of Virginia. and
To the Senators and members ot Congress from Nr-
"inIa. IL Iq-aoIy
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

South Carolina aremUe bsfUeen th and III streets
cast Washington.
tfnt1S Institution is now in successful operation
1 with full CORPS of corretent and experienced
teachers IN each department. 1t pre- ents the hes.
advantage t. parents, the location j. retired
The buildings ample and surrounded with beau
trl grounds for exercise, and he Of study is
and practical.
Board and tutian in al! English branches 800 per
session Of ton months. Day pupils from - 70 $lU
per qusItcr of II weeks. in English.
French, Music, Drawing, &c. extra.
For further rarticulars, or for circulars apply to
GEO. G. BUTLER. 4. NJ.
sen 29-rnif PRINCIPAL
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"A ST., betwecn FenHsyluatid Grenue and c.
FlNHE course Of instruction embraces all the
i branches requisite to obtain thorough and
accomplished female education.
Terms: English, Mathematics, and the Ancient
Languages from So to Sl2 per quarter. French -.
Other modern languages each - per quarter. Mu
sic and Drawing at Professors prices.
limited number of boarding pupils will I've
ceived at 500 per session of zen months, payable
half yearly in advance.
For further particulars apply 20
j.. X. LlpPiTT.
nOy 22-eo1m PRINCIPAL.
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CENTRAL ACADEMY,

Corier Of leh cnf r sheets. Oid HcdieM College.
's'HE duties O! this institution Were resumed on
/ The 9TH instant. The Classical aud NatlIemaI
zeal departments, where the saiGc branches ar;
taught IN other Academies III this city, the
ond story. The Primary Department is in the first
story.
Circul,rs can he obtained AT the Bookstores.
Rev. JAMES NoUnsE, \. NJ. ! ,;. ,;.:,
Rev. j. w. WINANs, \. VI. H'e''i'''' ii'''' l'''s'
Nj. d. WELLS. Teacher ri Primary Department.
Mons. l.. RAUoLT, Professor Of Modern Ian
GIllTpS. II
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DIR. CAsADAVANT,

- 4 II CT J., - " II Il y I I \ T..
DEtNG compelled to r-rlOv" from his old stand,
ID on account of the landady making different
Arrangement. This win'er he takes this opportunity
10 liform his friends aud the pubic "f WaSbinyton
and vicinity that he has taken convenient front
apartments til street, +, where he will con
t1nue permanently to perform al operations in Den
tai Surgery in the most scientific manner He re-
turns his thanks TO them for the literal patrpnaf
he has heretofore received and trusts his rtputa
ton and skill for the continuance Of the same.
All operations warranted
2S--pnlr1$
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EDUCATIONAL.
Young Ladies' Classical Institute.

Indiana urenuc, nearly opposite Guy Ii1H.
TfHIS institution is now in successful oprration.
i A iw more boarding and day pupils can be re-
ceiEed. The Of study is thorough and pr.ct-
cal, designed to give finished English and Ctassi-
crl education.
Terms: For boarding pupils, including instruc.
ton in English branches, with Vocal Music the
French and Latin Languages, and Drawing. 800
per session 90 ten months Weekly hoarders. in the
same coz Sc, 500. Day pupils in the same studies
800.
INSTRUCTION on the Piano or Guitar extra.
Circulars may be obtained on application to TIE
principal. 5 III. MlHICK, a. NJ.
nov 22-im* Principal
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,

GE0RGET0WN, IL. &.
IfNIlS institution is opan and in full operation
l. few mere pupils can he admitted into the
family.
Terms for boarding pupils $500 PER session Of tn
months. payable half yearly i'll advance.
French music. drawing, &c, extrs.
Day pupils from s. u SIC per quarter of ii weeks
Circulars and catalogues to he had on application
to the principal. WILLIAM J. CIAEk,
oc 2S-dtf- PRINCIPAL.
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HUNT & DONALDSON,
DENTISTS,

iennSyrs,nid dren,ts. bet,r'en 9I and lett streets
Washington. u. e
4 re prepared to perform Ell operation. In every
~ branch of Dental Practice in suoh a manner
rs To insure satisfaction.
lie former gives his whole attention 20 the opcr
m" latter 10 the Mechanical Department.
manufacturing, as they In, ARTIFICIAL TEETH
from Tie crude material they enabled to supply
any case with teeth and gums OF any shape color
shade.
An examination of teeth and gums Of their manu-
fcture is invited nov Z3-3m
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M have received and now opened our fill sup
w My of u"w LAMrS selected nv ore uf orr
firm in New York and FhaielIhis. which N
Wit" ladies and grutcmcn "a cal and examine. Coz
c.cd and white Sperm Candles; AdaHantine Candies,
patent spring Cau;iio~;.cls. with shades.
Book binders Paste Brushes and Gold Leaf
Night Tspers. STOW" Lusre
Srrrmacctti. Lard, and Solar Lamp Oil
With cur usual assortment Of Window and Coach
Glass, Painters and Artists Materials. FIR sale,
wholesale and retail! at cur usual low prices, for
cash, on time to r"LctUal customers.
HOW ELL < MoRSELL.
Successors I" O. Whttlaspy,
nov left e street TO DIS BuildinC1
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NJ. A. TYSON & SISTERS
Sc ~, ., arx- fnr Xnunp yaslfr =

+ street, bet,vesn 18th and 1871 streets. Washington
NOR BOARDING AND DAY PUPII.S-Tbe 4th
Il annual session of this institution, opened on
the 18th of September. Terms per quarter-Sepior
department 81; Junior $40: Primary g.: Drawing
S.; French. by Professor Rauot S3; Music Sl2 to SIS
Pupils boarded permanently weekly at $50 and
81 80 per quarter. For further particulars cir
culnrs Mt the principal Book Stores and Seminary.
oc 13--eOtiIi lhthnec
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BENTER'S RESTAURANT.

tofner 6ts Strect ana ISnasy,rdHN dreHue, s. SIDE.
a Tits well known and -
Wg popular establishment do
i has long enjoyed the ~-EIN
-sAss.1h putation of dispensing 49,
eomesub!es .. the hest quality. They are dished up
with true regard for paatial pleasure and cannot
fail to satisfy those who delight in the most appetite
ing rfhshe5. Every delicscy of the season will al
ways he found here, including the finest Oysters,
Poultry. Game, &c. together with the choicest Lii
quors, and superior Havana Cigars
ipC T-Iw
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AT ST. HELENA, fron

y the letters and journals OF Sir Hudson Love-
by Win. Forsyth VI. A.
Health Trip to III" Tropics, by y. P. Willis.
Up the River, by +. ". Shelton.
Memoirs of Abetnethy, hy DR.. Marlwsin.
lIutelunda Art of Proiougins Life, edited by Eras-
E'uS Wilson, +. II. S.
History If the apostolic Church, with q general
introduction To church history, by Philip SchaiT,
Professor in the Theological Seminary at MERGERS
burg. Pa. Translated by +. u. Yeomans. For sale
ut TAYLOR d MAURIS
dec p Encli Stnro. ntnr 9th st.
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Boys Winter Clothing Of all Quail

NTALL a STEPHENS. Pennsylvania syenu.
W next :" Iron Hail, have on hand an unusually
large rtIacut of BOYS ard CbillrnaS CIGTIiING
ada pied to the present and the appro; chuc stason
and embracing almost every STYLE and description of
garments for BOYS and Children ~ all ages. Our
stock undoubtedly il. II always has been, 10y far
the largest and bt. IN this city, and pur, haS,rs
assured thai ali goods so.d at establishment i'll
Drove represented. nov. ls-tf
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NEW BOOK, BY Fanny Fern.
~ Little ferns for Fanny, little friends
Old and New England, 10y Alfred Bum
Annie GTayson or, Life in Washington
The great Illustrated Magazine Of art
Popular Educator for December
KDekerbOcksr Magazine TO, December
The Turkish Cap;iy.
Jaek Junk; or, the Tar or all weathers
Morgan the bucraneer
Harper and Putnam Magazines for December
All the new books aud new papers received a. st
az published.
Blank Books, Letter Cap, and Note PAPER. and
everything in The Stationery li1e for sal. at
JOE SHILLINGTOS'S Bookstore,
Cor Pa. avenue and ~ s., 0ieon Building.
dec O.
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J.H. c. McCUTCHEN.
ATTORNEY and CounscIDor-sf.L

Office or IN street. opposite Oil E,Eocs' FaH,
WASHINGTON. n &,
DRhCTISES in the several courts for tire District
( or Columbia. attends 10 ConvcvarciDS srd Col
isctions, and p-oSecu;cs Claims on the Government
ii the L. s for Pensions. Land aHl all Claims arts
ing ua.cr the Laws of tie United States.
nov ,i-d1u&
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u Cleaner for Book-kfelcTs. |lPrks, and literary
Gentlemen.-A new kind # eraser and rubber far
superior any article ur the purpose yet
introduced. Aside from it, superior quail icS a
pencil e'"aur, j. removes ink AID her s'Gi',S with
with more facility iia tl'r ordinary >traIcr, aid
leaves the surface of tiie paper unlIart::"d.
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE q CO.
litI street. door. north of PENNSYLVANIA aycnus
Erapch Of ctationers Hall, ia ami l16 Ieaf
lS-pAtf n Y.
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Select Classical and JatEelrrt.caI
Scnnnt

THE subscriber has removed his school 10 College
liill, where commodious building IL being
fitted up for its reception. As the preparatory de
plrtinrnt OF The Columbian College, il will cGntiiue
20 rrC-cy" the character oi :;rct!v select school,
designed for laying the foundation ~ thorough En-
g>ll, classical and mathematical education. The
next session will commence on the 10Th ui SCp;em-
Der, and clos" The last o: June.
Terms Sig 10 per quarter, payable in advance.
At small additional charge the students vii! he
permitted la attend III" lectures delivered in C..ir-t.
on chemistry, geology, and mneralOcy. and also 10
receive instruction IN French and other modern Ian
gnages by the professor in that department.
Pupils may he boarded nj The college. under the
special care aid superintendent of IN" principal.
The necessary expenses OF a tuil boarding student
will be about +l% per academic year, and of II
weekly bnardcr viii not exceed AiIn.
geo. =; BACON. PRINCIPAL.
Refer 10 the faculty uf tiIr C;.iriniilian C,:rrc
Colonel j. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force VIM.
Gunton, esq; l.. ID. Gale NJ. D.. of the Patent OF
flee; Joseph Wilson, ESQ of The Land Office and
Professor {. {. Jswiit, OF the Smithsonian irt,ue
sep ?
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Washington Branch Saiiro'd.
Ia o. ss:sss ssSsSs

rINRAINS Run As FOLLOWS
Il Leave daily, excerpt Sunday. It 'Hf a e.
81 and y. IA.
On Sunday al & a. M, aud y. IA. -,
The Train at : y. m. j. ENprc.~, and -'n?> ",lE =
Annapolis Junction and Relay; the "h,rs - ~ VIZ
stations. .
Trains al a. m. ind 34 p. M. CONNECT WIN -,
napolis.
TraSs al 6 a. m. and n. IA. Connect " &C.
Trans al 6 and Il IT. aud : y. va. connect ' -
Fare from Washington 10 Baltimore -
DO do do and urUrn ~
DO do Annapolis --- "a
10 do do and rtiiih ~
The round trip tickets must m at. cases l'' P
cured nj the office, and are GOOD for tie dav hlH
which they are issued. L. II. fAkS'He.
IL l6-u N--
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SHfRTg-guf cuJpTo

t'EAiHLo ~ INIS -oHIhIS.
thhiTf, fl. and workmanship guaranteed be
M" wholly manufactured hv our artisans and
ScallSfrtSFes, on the premises OF the prorrietOr
Sign OF THE SHIRT,
feuHsy'Vsll avenue, brtreen sd and Il5 streets,
Oppnsltg EHjtcd !YcicS Iictel
The reputation which these Shirts have acquired
amongst Aeinh.rs OF Congress and large number
q " citizens, induces the advertiser TO invit. those
E'n.i"n''a Who have not tested them to give him a
cal feeling assured that they will on trial admit
thelr superiority An experienced cutter is cunst mt
J. employed, and go0I ct i warranted in every
case. None bu. the most cpm,ptant sear,str..,as
ar" engaged, which is guarantee for the exceleucy
and durability Ct the work
An c\re icni assortment of Shirts, Collars, Eos
om.. CrIvat', Iiauikerchiefs. SUBSCRIBERS. &c ron
41aTtiy ON hand. WM H. FAULKNER
side Pa. avenue, opposite U. S. Hotel
nov l-eOl;-
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Roady-made Clothing and Furnish
ting Goods,

(fEN I'll NJ F. contemplating the purchase Of
X winter garments are reminded that they will
tnt ri our establishment a large and superior AS
sr.m"nt OF Fashionable. and we'll made goods, suita-
bic for the present season. consisting Of
over Goats and Tal,nns Of II Qualities
Dress AMI trCck Coats, of French, English, and
American cloths
business Goats, Of Cloth Cashmere, Tweed; and Cas-
met
Ract, doe skin, and Cashmere Pants
Plain and Fancy do do
Velvet. SILK. and Satin Vests
six Plush and NcJino do
Cloth and Fancy Cashmere 10
ZINE Whit. ami colnrcd Shirts
NcIiro Shirts and Draws, extra sizes
Canton Flannel do and shirts
With IL: e assortment. Of
Hosiery. Cravats, Stocks. Gloves
HaGdhelcbiefsj Coi.ats, 81:
WALL & STEPHENS
Pennsylvania avenue, next 10 Iron Hall
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Z. j. STEERS
~ tM npoDs AND Fashions FOR GENTLE
" NEN.-l re>pcc fully invite Members of CON
gress, Citizens, and Strangers inquest OF Clothing TO
coll at my new store. 9Th street near odd Fellow,
Hall, and examine my stock of Cloths Gas.irirr.s
and 'efnngs and GcntIenen's Furnishing Goods
generally.
am prepared to execute all orders fer Clothing at
the shortest notice AMI IN superior stJ e, at nloder
ate prices.
have lot of fine OVercoats and Vests on hand.
ready made.
PJ. STEER, Merchant Tailor,
No. Washington Place, eth street
dec 3-eo2w
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o z FIcIAL
TREASURY DFrlRrsrs,
MA H..

"elNSros, dee. I, 1879
The time limited by the undermen;icn,.
of this department Of the cOih July and oas
last, for The purrha,e Of stocks Of the Init,
is hereby extended to the LIST January ne,, na
is to be observed that, in addition 10 tho ,,-''
s'snment the holder must distinctly assign -.
t'rest on the same now nsdc up a; the tr.,.., d
Transmit the semiannual coup ms. IS n. 60! iS
be- In default Of this latter assicumcp, .. %
ms~ion, the premium srd one tsy's inter... =,
terest from tine Of redemption to LIST J.pu,-," n
viii Ice paid J
To afvri an opportunity IN distrnt bc,,..
avail Z" this notice. the department viii -,
stocks mailed >; any time prior to the .,,i1..,
eary as entitled TO lis benefits
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of ths IT,
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G. "a RID.
10 the ladies of UGshington. Georgeto,cn.

ttetGndi-fG, &c.
HENRY WtIHM.iH'S Ladies' Misses and Chi
L dren's French Shoes are sold nv Tie under
i.icd. ON 10TH street. Just above Cnrc0ran y Ring
Baui.lng House. III his new huliing, With the nigh
marlle steps where he viii rccc Ladies orders,
and keep constantly "n hand every variety 81 La
dies, Misses land Children French Cater Walking
shoes, w hitc ard Hiack SATIN CATERS Slipper, &c,
male To order hy II. NcI:man, OF PhaGClpllia OF
the best Frcnrh Cater n'ateria!S AMI III "a" Latest
Partisan -tl les. These Laiic,s entirely different
from what are generally known siOp>hup shoes; >
being all custom work, of superior workmanship,
and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, who value beauty. comfort, and economy.
Will consult their Interest lay giving call, and
examine Tor themselves. /. ,TCIRNIAN.
10Th ST., just above Corcnr,n * Rigs
aug l8-1vco Bauk;up House
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10 CAPITALISTS, ARCHITECTS,

L BUILDERS, and all Interested in superior
article OF LIME far building, hard finish, cornlccs
chemical. and Whltrwaehing purposes SC.
SEHhN'S WASHINGTON LINE, manufactured
IN Sery : Excelsior Patent Lime Kun, at the corner
oi Virginia avenue and Canal street, Usund) Tie
ROCK tf"h which this lime Is MANUFACTURED is rsm
the best FGarric1 III tfiS icrtGh of tGniTy VIZ
Knots, Flaunagim's, s'nydcr's. and Wadr's. The
Lime Il pHre wood burnt, and Is drawn fresh from
iE" hn every h"rr during the twenty four, a,ii for
sale ut EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels TO be
returned aug leo If
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=. ECRk EsF o. n f. w Nj A n, msnufac-
y Fsaturers ard dealers in eli kindSof Ladies' GIN
80 t!efnen HTi Childrer's BOOTS " SHOES, have
rereVed large and very superior assortment which
We are determined In sell al the lowest prices for
cash. Rs3'Ail kinds of work Hanuia tiireI in the
most si"nab'c style, Of the best material. and the
warranted DO not forget the place
Prnnsy iVania avenue, doors from Butts Drug
Store. nov Z2-3tawMW&F
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CsMERoN,s GENERAL AGENCY

find Itsr'nce Office % foor, Todd, uij4ng Penn
sTirG";H "cenls, u CshirsfoH. u. T..
fhAlNS before Congress Claims for Rnln;v
~ Land arr Pensions, Applications irr insurance
on Life and Property, and all business b"icngns Ia
the General Agency which Way be- crtri>trd to
Camcrnns care VII receive Itoi.it ana satisfactory
attention
Mr.C. has quite variety Of Fine En2ravingS. Books.
Periodicals., Pamphlets. &c. &c, 1T the GcnrIai
agency, and Is prepared 80 hii orders short no
iIcc and reasonable terms.
Al! The Daily and Weekly Papers are TO he had As
early az ISSUED, AT the General Agency. SuhSCri
hers SI.'t'i'"H "" "nrr'erA. arg lily
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PRESERVES. JELLIEs, & MAR

L malades- comprising Peaches, fears, Quin-
cas Lines Rapherries, Strawberries, and C:ron, in
baitgallon and quart jars, domestic.
Lines. Ginger CitroA, and PiEe Apple, West In.
dia Preserves
Canton, dry and preserved, Ginger and Chow
chow. fresh
Red Currant, Quince Peach, Apple, and Grange,
Raspberry and Strawberry Jellies, in quart, pint,
and hafpnt jars, domestic.
Guara Jesly in pound and halfpound boxes.
brandy (preserved) Peaches, in gallon and half
gallon jars, domestic
Brandy preserved) Apricots and Peaches, West
India
ItaIfpreservcd Fruits, all kinds. for making pies
Fresh Peaches and Pine Apples. Theoretically
seaied. Sick ELL a. BAILEY,
Successors 10 j. b. Kibbey & Co..
dec SGT No onp (.ntro AIarket
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FRANCIS III. DAVlDGE,

(POENSRrY of RALTINoRE.l
Attorney and unscIIor-at-Iaw.
kSRbFpSI.S 10 attend to tohNCvancin- and other
Il office business, together with the prosecution
of claims against the Government. for which an ey-
perenre Of eleven years Iu branches of the
public service has qualified him in a peculiar de-
gree.
His attention will be- prompt and his charges mod
crate.
+. II. II. may always be found during business
hours Al the Office u! his son, WALTER Dorsey DAy
IDGE- Esq. Attorney and Counsellor 1T Law, on
Louisiana avenue near the City Hall, and opposite
id Fifth street. aug f-cnlV
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sCHIEDAM scHNAPPs.

., ~ ,eeeivsd large supply of the above sureri-
d;s.rhm 10 All diseases arising from an imperfect
b;ty .nd .n Q. the blood Indir stion. General de-
sluggish habits ami sid-ntary iie 3, queh, upon
seerstioIs ana establishes healthy en;iI ot 'ie
the whole a-terisl system slH'i.i !u;n IN
To BE- had wholesale or retail at scft,r $500.
drug store, next TO U. & Hotel, ana "a door eas r.
81 street, Pa. avenue. nov I5NtY
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Ia. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets

DEMOSAL HUnGlNS. Lcwpler
IL has removed his store to the north sid. Of Penn,
sylvsuia avenue two doors west Of Willards' iIoeI
where he is prepared t. make all kinds offine Jew.I
~ With the best material and workiDan.I!p. Pxrti
culsr attention viii he paid to the requiring CT jew
elry with neatness and durability.
N h. Il have employed a coDpctsnt watch-m, ker
no will repair all kinds of watches careful Is sui
warrant them 20 PERFORM well. dec S-,iaw
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CITY RESTAURANT

IL. I'll VI Nj Ck respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public that he il now fully
prepared 10 serve them with the best that fan he
found in a first class Re taurant at the siortrt mo-
tice.
His time will be devoted solely TO this business.
ana he assures al " no favor him with their patron
age that their orders for Refreshments To he served
either at their homes or III the Restaurant corner
OF i3i street and Pa avenue, will be faithfully ut.
tended tn.
Call and see Lis arrangements.
dee Scott
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THE NOTES OF THE
Southern Manufacturers Bank

4 RE recdceiitei at ~: l,y the subscriber.
n Office opposite Treasury department. corner
OF 18th and streets. HENRY VI. MORSE.
Agent Southern Manufacturers Bank.
sop 3-lf
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NEW MUSIC. PIANOS &c.

NlTE have this week published the .'Star Schot
w ti-che," by q Schwend. ard dsdicatstl to
Aessrs. Wailach Hope, of the Evening STAR
This il very pretty SChcttsche. and our friends
should no; fail To secure copy. We have also re-
Gently opened ~ new Planes from the establish
nent OF Rnabe Gaehle Co. and one from FIRTH
Pond. Co. \. y, all of which We invite the at
trntioD OF those In want of first rate instrument
as We are determined 10 sell Mt very low rates
j. y. ELLIS,
ia avenua hot ur.ap Och md 1n,b =, roo.,