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FLORAL C0nDIAL.

For the relief md permanent cure Of Conor-
rheo, GLtets, Structures, SemiuaL losses,
Leuchoria, Grarei, De-
f He FLORAL CORDIAL has gain, rxter size thar
acter ID cure. bath safe and pie: ssnt r NE
above NAMED very common and destroy ing com
plants. ter>ols no have stuff red long with dis.a
Aid whose constitutions have cen impsiIed h., CON
tinous useif powerful drugs, have Teen ie~t,rcd to
health AID 'is"r, the use Of two bott es # The
preparation. Those afflicted would not Only save
money, but great de, Of unnccessay suffering, 10y
giving the Con dial a fair trial
Tie cold.Al is pleasant the tas'e and pleasant in
Its elects In using ii trictons necessary.
Es- flicc. Ierb,ttle. only ole dollar
Sod fy Z. STOrT & 20. OF 9TH reft and Tenn.
avenue; W. ELLIOTT. Of + and 1Ztl stre, Is !;
PATTERSON d NAIRN, cor 9TH and Pennsylvania,
Venue. leo 1T
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An ARRIVAL mt RR0WN,S unrr1
PROSPECTUS EFF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

10 Mechanics InrentorS and Manufacturers,
u He publishers of the Scientific Anne, icau' re.
spectfully give notice that the Sixth Volume If
this valuable journal commenced ON the tw ntv frsi
OF Septemt off ring favorable portunity for all
TO subscribe who take iate est n the prorre, Sal a
development OF tie Mechanics, Arts. and tlanufac-
lures OF our country The ch of the Scientific
American is to, well known throughout the country
10 Diet lied account Of III. Val ious subjects
,l>cu-std throus Ia its columns.
The aim of the publishers is and has been to render
IL the most thorough useful scientific journal in
the country; and to judge OF this, by c.,m,arnyi
REGULATION and Influence with other publications of
the same class, they have unequvocal evidence of
'lue, as the leading exponent OF the Arts and Sci
enc.s.
1t is published weekly as heretofore in ouarto form
on hne white pa or. affurdng tie end of the wear
an Illustrator Enry copedia of over 1our HUNDRED
pages with an index, and fir. FIVE to six hui drei
original EnyravneS, DIES, ribed by letters reer-
ence; beside vast amount Of practic information
concerning the progress of ttic and Mechanic Il
III proVements. chemistry Civil En- ineering. Manu-
featuring in its various branches, Archi ectura Ma
sorry, Botany short il embraces tie entire range
OF the AIT and Sciences.
1t also possesses original feature not found in
any other weekly journal in the county, viz: an
Oicia List Of Patent Claims prepare: expressly for
its co umnS at the Patent Office thus constituting it
the Am rican kepnrtory OF Inventions'
In 'nnexlOn with the publishing d partment the
nroprletfrTs transact the most Xipn>ive home and
fJeig Patent business done in this country coDse
qnpntiy their facilities must lie corresponding su-
perior.
Terms-s2,oo per year, in advance; 81 90 for six
mouths
All letters must be post aid and directed to
MUAN c..
Publishers IF the Scientf. Anne, lean,
jan L. No l s Fulton street. New York
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Dit. j. 5. ROSES NERVOUS AND IN.
VIGOikATINn CORDIAL

me Greatest DtS-orer, IN Neulcut Nience.
'k'uE thousands who suffering with ANY NER-
L VoUs AFFE IToNS, will fuG inueLi, ate relief in
using this wonderful CORDIAL. 1t cures Neuralgia
Heart disease, Pa pitation Heartburn, Nervous Head
Ache, Tremorof the Muscles or Flesh, Wak-tuiiness
and all restlessneSs Of the mind or body; whether
worn down by care, labor. study
This truly wonderful Medicine. from its peculiar
happy effect i'll ailayng he violent Nervous At
lection, and completely eradcatiug them from the
sy.tem, may Justly be termed the graEd.t discovery
III the science of Medicine 1t subdues and all
those Nervous Diseases, over which the Host pro-
found medical skill has hitherto had control 1t
Is grand restorer in building up weak coustitu-
ton, already worn down 10y disease and debilitated
by other medicne its nvi orating pr pertes like
charm, and lis beneficial effects are almost mirac-
ulous The weak, the nervous, and those suffering
with constant pains and uneasiness, are frequentlf
cured by using single bottl-.
Pic 81 cents and TO be had at all the respectable
nr,s Stores in Washington, GeorsetoS IN, (D.C), and
AlexandrI., (Va) teb il
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.
COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

EY FIREMAN HUNT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TIE number for December, 1850 comrlcted the
1 twenty third scmi-annual volume. The work
has been ed since its announcement in July
le39. and each volume containing more than
sercn hundred large octsv o pages. A few complete
sets OF the Magazine may Ice oil tanned at the uGli>h
er s "fca. H. Flu ton street, New York neatly AM
substantial bouud for two dollars and a half Per
volume
The following are few of the many ommenGatory
lett, rs recr ed by Il ed tor of the Merchants Ma
gazine fro M s;iuguish,d statesma
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CAKES, PIES. &c.

M HAk| Ely, at his Store on Pennsylvania sv-
l. enue, between tth and 9TH streets opposite
Bro" MS Hotel, keeps constantly hard an assorl
mem OF Tea Cakes, Ginger Nuts. and all other kind
OF takes, as well as Il large qu.ntit, Of Crackers
lie Is also prepared to furnish in any quantity.
Cranberry, Miace, Apple Peach or any other kinj of
ne that can be nlcde 1T this season. Thoe who are
ia want may be assured iha, they fresh and will
be sold, either wholesale or retail, as cheap ia tLey
can hr 'on h! in the city. mar 9
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DR.. J. S, ROSES

~ REAT PAIN CURER! The Wonder of the Age..
VI Al pain cured like Magi~.-TLi~ wonderful
preparation is used internal and externally, giving
imme late rrliet from all bodily pains.
If ed accordn to directions it not only relieves
all paiu. but it c,,resit .lly the application
1t may be relied up.n for curing and giving almost
Instant re.iet, IN usands who h I've used it can
To- ufy. to Rheumatism. Ague, sudd n Gods, Che ca
Dysent'r ~, Cholera Morhus Pieurisy, Ear Ache
Tooth Actc. Choc, ana all Pains III the Stomach
Bowels Head Ache, Pains in The omb Pains in the
Limbs, Joints Back, Spine Dise;i. es, Lumb tso Srads
Burns. Chilbails, Sprains, Bruises, rimples, and
all Chronic Eruptons
fyou wish to he relieved from ALL PAIN, use DR..
Roses PAIN CUhER
If you desire to e cured of ALL DISEASES, take
his Family Med ciDes.
Price l 1, rs and so cents per b, tile
EJ-To be had at all the resp c.abe Drug Stores in
Washing on, and Georgetown, D. Z, and A-xan,iia ia,
Va. fb %
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FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &C.

CIV o. hand and for sale at StaIioneIs' Hail adj
~ III sing the Irving Hotel. an extensive assert
nrnt OF Pertumery. Parma Cologne San. Toilet and
ether Soals Balm of Columbus, Tooth rcW,ler.
brut hes. and all other arti; pertsnn. 10 u et
as. the Water Proof French Polish iUr Huois
and Shoes.
All OF which we Will scl at least t1jsiy yer zen.
cheaper than the" ca be purch scd elsem htIs
Muse fur cents ger page. Call al
Jan ~ STATfoNtRS' HAIL
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A CARD.

4 Ps [. S LEMON, having taken up her re,idence
Vl IN Washington, will receive few pupils for
lns ruction Oh the Piano and in VocuIizatiOu By
long experience in her proe on she wild be enabled
TO impart thorouah and scientific knowledge to
those piac ng thcmSelv, S under her charge
Terms uiade known at her residence, Eleventh st :,
near 'enn> yIvania avenue.
Mrs. {. ;. l. has the honor of reference to his px
ce.iency, Nilard Fillmore, President IF the United
states and Rev. DR.. e. VI. Butler.
fi.h e
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NOTICE!-At a late III q ting of the Northern
~ Liberti-s Fire Company it was
- esotcsd That Alex. Further is hereby duly au.
thor zed To receive and collect all moneys due this
hipany by contributing members, &c, fir and If:
Ier ILLS dat JAS WARD,
MaI S-ot President.
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BILLIARDS. BILLIARDS.!

A LII w''o wish to pass hour pleasantly can do
n 80 by Calling at the "ATHE\EUM on the
avenue, between ~ aid 9th streets Everything is
IN excellent or er to give satsfaeto on to ali who pa
tronize the Saloon. and the proprietor his
riends and the public that his chief ende shall
De to SUSAN the excellent character tn Saloon has
alw Us b ,rne. j. HARRISON
10
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Letter from the Hon. Thomas II. Benton.
WASHINGTON City Anil % lsao

~ n ",
Mr. Freeman Hunt. SIR: owe GU many thanks
for the oTporuDti 81 have had 10 read the Merchants
Magazine and have und il in al Y 10 lie Mars
zr". and that we'll re lerisbed. Of all the useful
matter viii b the title would imply. and presented
with tullne AMI les rLess " hich delights while il
iustrurts. 1T IL, in fact. mere hants maeszile in
the large acc"ptatic If q tIm- eIchsEts no 20
between nations. H. Sc large ops rsti' bring many
dri arn-n's Of krow,cgc. view Of the state II
Ia" sor d. into d, rrqE,i'ioD. But il Is rot tho
great mercha, only, but the one of more moGctt,
but nevertheless, Of most useful operstir mile
merchant Of the intCri, a'sc-wbo i'll frd This ma
gazin- 10 ah'urd with The information, The pursuit
of his busiTess and the eeyaion Il the mrrcar tile
haracier requires. Nor is it's utility 1T all confr.d
to rchants Tut extends to the legislator and dir
matist. .nd Ia all who arr Oh recd with mausg'rg
the .n ir- of The natFn. I or myself ] have fouEd
il mest useful Ia me ia my senatorial labtrs, ard
hive ie'n II the habit FIR many years Ct C. rfuly
consulting IL
Very respectful, sir yorr obcdirnt serv' Mt.
THOMAS ii. BEA10N.
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
CuDif0l $500 600


Securely invested under Il official ap, roval Of the
Conlp,ro,ltr of Public Accounts of t.i- Stale.
Office, corner of Nam and Asylum Streets
rINIIIS Company wili,sue Polio es he joint Stock
i lrircille and upon the Mutual plan thus coT-
bnny the be sets OF 9th ~ stems at the OF tim If
the insured; and make contracts upon any and all
conditions appei til lug or connected with life Iishs
Of whateyer name or nature.
Politics will be i-s;.ei ut tn 4 west ties ofprs MUM
that lie I'd ted and affrd requisite 'ecurity to
the insur, d and pt Nctuty to the lis uton.
On the surrn.Ier IA Life Policy the holder i'll re-
ceivr lis 'qu:tab ,aiue in cash
This COMFY. ,contnues effect insurance on the
lives If person sing Calf mi, at fair rats If
preIium and I, or mt permits FIR ,raveii Z,
and fore, IN reside at rqui,;. bic rats
Policies issued for he ben TT of married woman,
tie if. Of h.r husband. or any Otter pers n, viii
ehsure t. her .parate ind d. nty IF her hus-
ba nd and of the aims # h .redittr-.
The Company is naraged sud 60, troiled by Eoard
f rectors who per- onal, inter rested, stuck
holders aid policy olders. III its sucte.s-
iatphets containing e. Of pre- MUM and infor
ton i'm r.latio the pan OF Opera tor and all
lapcrs necessary to e: CT insura may be oit fed
at the Office Of The mi ally, ,r If thy ole Of the
Agents.
OFFICERS AND DIR! CToRs
ALFRED GILL. President
John l. ICNft. \ ice T. Ell lent.
JAMES {. WALKLbY, S, cr ta,y
DIRECTORS.
Aired Gill. William y. Core.
John l.. Bunre. Mes ~ loilster.
James u Bols. samuel oil.
John A. hut er. D.ric PHILIPS.
Moab Whea on. T.. N Humt hrey.
board OF FINANCE.
GEORGE BEACH. esq resident horix BanF
ID. r. ROBINS y. 50. rr-sdo n. liarit1d La, X.
Hon. ISAAC ToCCLY. late ATTORNEY 'eTeral I. =.
!. {. .iA ESoN. vi d.. Medical r. an1ifr
ARCHIBALD WEL6H VI. D.. CUnsutiI ! by siclan.
AGENT FOR DIsTRICT OF CoLusB.
Benjamin e. " orcesier Duvals Building, over
Whtehursts Gallery, Prnrsy wanna ANnIe
Aasi5bat, March, 1857 Jan Oh
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ALL HAIL ALL HAIL!

~ c. CHOATE HAS LATELY DI7COV-
~ Erred aiihea:ing SAi.VE which will
rure Corns liunnionS Wants. &c, g.. Tie remedy
is safe and No cautelizing sub. tancr is used.
Residence II street, one house north If pennsyl-
vaRia avenue. fph J.
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Local A fairs.

4 II. Fnr.-Again last evening was the
r. crowded with visitors. Where there
90 much to see the eye can rest but a mo-
ont upon any single object; but being
.,rn to the north end of the room by the
,s;c Of Marsoletti's band, and while lis
ming 70 some of their enlvening tunes we
rery much like partaking Of some of
.susstances used rs food" which were
inviringly spread before US. There are
lilies, preserves, catsups, pickles, and Kib-
sr's groceries, which is impossible for us
4 particuarize from such q large quantity.
Passing along towards the machinery
nm We stopped for moment to get lit
| e cologne from that inexhaustible bottle
/ gracefully handled by Espey, ga little
5,o!ne, ladies'" The crowd presses us On
! nj down the steps we go, to be among ro-
tary boring machines, brick presses, ma
shines for making caps and grinding apples,
rs apparatus, steam engines, &c.
Oh, do stop and look at that little engine
which they have placed under the protection
Of its larger neighbor, but preferring to
rlyel on its own hook is driving away as
list as it can and makes the dust fly out of
,be corn mill on the other side of the room.
DJnt stand too long looking at the mill or
you will be as white as the man attending
to ii, but pass up the centre aisle and you
will see them making rope without rope
walk, turn on your heel and see how fast
tricks can be made-fve in q second
Boys, &c away from that blowing machine,
YOU know that one as large as you was
hurt on Monday evening, but we must leave
and crossing the bridge we find ourselves
seated in the life boat in the corner, which
has saved the lives of so man,, But bark,
what is that. Is there fire in the neigh
borhood? Ten o'clock did you say! Make
haste up stairs or they will be putting out
the lights.
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BANK OF The UNITED IT aTEs,

Pennsylvania Auenue, Washington.
A LIST of Banks taken on depo tie at par and under
n by the Bank Of the United States
Bank of the Metrol Oils par
Bank of Washington
Jank nf the Republic ...'......
Patriotic Bank
Columti sank
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Exchange Bank g.. w. Co y disc't
Farmers & ,lechanics Bank, Geo town par
Mechanics Bank. 90
Bank of Commerce 90
UNCUR.ENr MONEY.
All New England Banks ....,'. d CT
CITY Banks of New York
New Jersey Banks. ...... -
New York states ~
STOCK SECURITY BANKS, D. c.
Bank Of the United states rar
National Bank
Suffo.k Bank, (\ew York;
BENZ ELLERY, Cashier.
WASHINGTON. y. G.. Feb. 10. lS.3 ID
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Letter from tie Han. I'm. IT. .ceudrd

Ny DIT; ir: Have tie d. eFs Ia FlfCe my name
on your ii 81 .ul :, III crs TOR iEe yerchsrts Ma
rrr- ] regard II invaluable work fer n q use
{ all WHO md, r-taDd mt m rely con ID. &c al
opera liz las in this exit, ding untry Tut tie f,6al
nd II ne rcal qursiors involved in tie stminis-
tr~I ion 'fth- government
] SIN, vi b great resi- Get vour humble rrvent,
WILLIAM III. SEWlkD.
Freeman Hunt, esq.
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NEW AND sPLE.DID GOODS.

VIZ EITING Desks. Ladies Woi k Boxes
w G"n'lelnen'S Shaving Cases
Ei-ht-day Clocks Superior article
Porte Monaies, Brh Gag s, &c. rec lived and for
sale low ut the 9TH street Fancy Store, 2d below f.
DAG 20 - 4. HAMMOND.
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JUST RECEIVED, diree from the importer
y 100 pairs French Walking shoes giazrd)
90 do do Toi ct Slippers, a beautiful article
30 do Paris Pumps, for the Drawing Room
And now for sale at the Fashionable Boot Store.
Browns Hotel. j. MILLS.
i'm o.
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Freeman Hunt, esq.

TIE Merchant MARI zir is publ he'd monthly, On
AZ Fulton stree T. NV YoIk, by Freeman Hunt, ard
fu,ri he'd TO sulsc. iLeis for live L0l y.sr, in
advance. Jan NJ
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JOHN WAGNER,
Carver and Glider.
PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN 12,h & 18th SITS.
WASHINGTON D. c. feb A.
NOTICE.

H LEMON, Uphosterer, will be happy to serve
LII. the citizens Of Washington in all that appeI-
Ins to his profession Faithful work mansbip gur.
anteed in all cases remuneration for ser, ices
expected Tie pub ic respectfully invited to call
ard S. his improved balance weight fixtures for cur
tains at his p ace of business ON 18th street. near
Penbsylvahi. avenue.
Refe ence TO M-ssrs. Clagett Hodson and Prof
Chas. CT. Page. f.h %
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Letter from Hon. Henri Clan.

ASHLAND, 10th July, 1875
Dear Sir: wish to express you The graf fcatio.
derived on receiving the July number of the M.r-
ctra1ts nagaZi H. and CCmmer ial Review. FRI m view
ing your POI trait in the tcgunng. and fri m Reading
your address TO your friends at he end Of it, When
We feel Under "b iGaticns to those who have contr b
ut t. oar inf" nation d anus, ment, we are nat
uray deslr us 10 los>es> a know ledge of III, IN az
TIL IT appearance. of the features of their counter
and OF the oh" racIer ard habits of tn, jr mind
which W" ran acquire Y u have placed your nur,
erous re- dcr% Cat least you have ne, if l may not
speak 70" the" unccr those obligations: and tho
number of ytur valuable work now lefcre ne In
some gree, sat sfes The desire to hch have aiu
dcu
have become quite familiar with the Magazir-
ard 'evlew. and have no hesitation in ext ressugn NV
hl mble % ininn that il is emiueny entitled 10 Tho
rubiic regard and suppO {. 1t collects and arranpe.
in good order, lsrse amount Of valuable statistical
and 'ther int"lmati'n high us,ful not only 10 the
mcri hant but To The statesman to the cultva or OF
the earth, TO the anufa, turer. to the marinr in
short TO all Classes Of the BUSH and reading CON-
munIty.
Entertaining this opinion, I am glad that il has
bN"n. and hope that it may continue to be- literally
pntroni7ei.
Olferi' & you cordial assurances of my esteem and
reg nd. am truly your frend and obedent servant
Fre' man Hunt, esq. Ill. CLAY.
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ROOTS! BOOTS.
lust RECEIVED, rom c. Benkurt, Pill
- adepha-
one c.-e fine Dress Boz IS
Oue case akin. Boots
On. case Butt n G tiers, Goth tops
One cas-. do do Nil tops
and no To- SALE Call an see tn. m ut h. fashionable
Boot Store of ''iN HiLt"o.
f-b IL u'urr Dto" hS IL ''ei'
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NI C. SULLIVAN, Cabinet Maker and Tn
Nl dertaker. Furniture neatly repaired, c ea,e'i
ana Vanished All orders wi be promptly attended
To at tbe n Il stand Nate J. T.. ". Thompsone) st..
tt1stIen 12eh snd 16th strss4 north ada San IL
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SALE TOMORROW MORNING.
By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers

By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
TXTENSIVE SALE OE NEW FUR.
e. N1TURE AT AUCTION.-O Thursday.
te 10th instant. We shall u, 10y catalogue, at iU
o'clock a.. m at the Furniture Sto of Mesrs Israel
4 Green, Oh b street, Dear Penn ylvaDii avenue
all their extensive assortment of exec lent Furniture
viz:
80 mahogany dressing an other Bureaus
So mahogany, walnut and maple Bedsteads
20 do hair string seat Sofas
l fine black walnut Parl'r Sets, Velvet covers
Mahogany and walnut BOOKCASES and Writing
D. sks
II cherry and walnut Extension lining Tables
Is m rbp-top centre, side, and sofa Tables
Maho yany castor. arm ruchiug, ami parlor Chairs
so mahogany aud walnut card, rece ption, aud
rou: Tables
40 dozen mahogany, walnut, oak, cane. and ma
pie Chairs
10 dozen ODD seat Chairs
do cane flee Chairs
10 do do and wood seat Stoo's
do do aud wood Rockers
do mahogany and walnut Hatracks, What
nots. &c.
d. double ard single walnut and cherry
Washstauds and Tables
do hrir. cane, cotton, and shuck Mattresses
do walnut, cherry, aud maple Cribs
do Guilds chairs
l do Wash Silks and Wash Bureaus, Clothes
Horses
ECO Looking Glasses
dozen Jute Mats
! do Clocks
DO Cots
do willow Gigs, Cabs and Cradles
Also, la &c lot Of hina. trockery, Gil IS, Wood
en-, Iron, Willo and follow Ware
With many oth' r artcl S which We de, m unne-
cessary iOenumer tie.
Terms: All sums OF SO cash; over $50 and not ex-
ceeiing $tOn, credit sixty and nue days; 0, er
500, two, thr, c. and four hs; uver 500. two.
fur. and six months. for sasfactoril endorsed
betrng int est The above mentioned stock Of Fur
niture has well .lect Il from, the 1T manuf ,c
lures, ard in fine ord and will positively be sld to
the lish'st bidder. The at entou # those in tie
trade. f,r iShng. and the lubic in general
is respectfully invited to tn: sale. Sell rain shine.
GREEN & sc VT
Auctioueers.
PS-Ihe sale Will be con:inuel daily till all is
sold. marc
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT,
4 ND large stock of Dry Goods f sale heap by
~ WILLIAM X. RILEY,
Corner of oth ST. opp site Centre Market.
feb 2i-2y
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| ARD u L.-Just received 800 "a Ions Lard
IL Til. FOR sale by A. UATCI Jr
street, opposite the Bank of Washington
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G. L. EMERSON.


Attorney and Counseller-at-Law
DkACIiCEs in all the Courts of the District, and
l. atte DIS to the prosecution of Claims befure Con-
gresS and the Executive Departments
6- Office on Louisiana avenue near Seventh street
jan 3
N ARRIVAL ut BROWNS u0rrI
II just received from The manu- ctorv NJ Wn,
McCauley, Of baltimore ~ -
One case OF Patent Ccrk-Sole Boots
One cars Of Double-Sole Boots
One case Dress Boots
For sale at the Fashionable Boot Store Of
uec - J. MILLS
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Extract Of Letter from Nlliard FUlmo1e
Il have read it (Mer hant's MagaziEe) with
go deal of ateni ard have no he itaton ia ssv
Ing that think 1t one of the most valuable psriti-
Gals That was ever pub ished. To the merthaLt Il
seems quite indi pensabe, and TO the ttatcsman and
mrn of general inf rmHtinn a'most equall de- irau.
1t il grand repository of useful facts and infom.-
tim. Viii can lie fouI no" here SO well Gigtetcd
md ccssib'e a. in these numb. rs. only regret
that do OF own tie Whole WORK"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-11

Resalia, Fringe aud Trimming Mandatory.
Airs LOWE has GA hand a few set of Encamp-
VI ment KkGALIA, that will lie so d without re
g.'d to cost.
BIN view CT the approaching national jubilee.
beg leave to inform the Committee # ARRANGEMENTS
shall lie prepared to furnish Martial SASIIES and
RUSETTES. in all colors, at
MRS. LOVES TRIMMING MANU.
FACTORY, Pc nsy'vanii Avenue
South side, between 9th and 10th IT'S.
Feb 25-