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DIR. J. 8. ROSES NERVOUS AND IN
VAGOkATINu CORDIAL.

7"e bFedtest DIS .ocer5 In Medical Science.
THE thousands who suffering with any NER-
V0os AFFE TioNs, wills find immediate relief i'm
using this wonderful CoR,lAL ltscures Neuralgia.
Heart disease, ia plt,tion, heartburn Nervous Head
Ache, Tremorof tue Muscles Flesh v AXE tuiln.ss
and all restiessness Of the mind Or body; whether
Worn down by care, labor or study
This truly wondeifii MediciLe from it's peculiar
happy effect in a'laymg he violent Nervous At
fiction and completely eradicating item trcm the
sy'tem may justly he termed the grandst discovery
ia the science OF Medicine Ii subdues nBd av.rts ali
those Nervous Diseases, whish the IL ost pro-
found medical skill has hitherto had no control 1t
is grand restorer In bui. ding up weak constitu-
lon, already worn down 10y disease and d.biIitateti
charm, aud lis benefcaI effects are almost mir;-
ul"uS The weak, the nervous. and those suffering
with constant pains and uneasne.s, are frequeltl,
curet by using a single battl-
Plic: % cents, and to BE- had ell the resprctab,
Drag Stores in Washington, Geor. etown lD.C). and
AitXlnur VA feh d
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GREAT IsCOVEaY.

{ He or ate discoveries are those which are most
! b.hetcia TO lac IA Kan il CO. JOY sId gadnes
re- ult from th m. di c,:vtry at lIoduc ia, H.
hess II u or t. Ii manp have leen seEt pto
GRITTY by IA cold ilat sr It'd into that
hemy of human life NsuMPT or How III ny
suffer daily vi coughs. who mi ht rid th, u, Gives
bftt Els ffliction Tor mere tiff l. tn T. IN e.,
Ha> Il is" t. made nj. IA wul Gil. rr.iicfi
We Mel. ~i-s ARABIAN SYRUP" I'D the All
HEALING COIDIAI." have cen diSco, cred ley have
ren rel fto thou>aIt's Mo we've III ring up "a the
irii'k OF the rave! fUrTeu i to ~. ard
pod ecu h:lI liners WI ugLt lIt go, IA ! re
VAILED.
For ale nv W. II. tilma~. corrtr OF Ptrnrylrani
av"Lue, Id 1 trret: L ID Gilman, Iennst halir
ave re between 9th and 9TH str e's, and tn :orIe
ior. 9th stre betwe, n d ard T. streets, south
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g.. PROSPECTUS eF THE
SCiENTIFIC AMERICAN.

To Mechanics hcehtOrS and Manufacturers,
He pub isherI of the Scientific Anne icam.' re.
! s.ectfuly give notice that the Sixth Volume
this valuable III nal comm. Iced the MY rsi
OF Septem er. OFT ring favorable OF por unity for all
10 subscribe who take II the p Ogre "A, Il
development of tie Mocha i,ic. Arts and fac.
lures OF our county. TIE Oh rarter of tie Scientific
American IS to We'll known thr. r,ghou the country
to require det led a'ruunt of III va ious sub ecls
icu-std throus its colstnns.
he aim of tie publishers is and has been to render
it the most tUr Ish IL eu scientific ;n rial in
the country; and tn lse of this, by M ar ns
iIcdlr,un and If with her pu icat ions of
the SAME cas-, they have unrqu vocal videnrr of it,
lue, as the leading exi OueDL he Arts and SCI
euc;s.
1t is published weekly as heretofore. in Qnarto form
on fine white pa. ;r ing q end If the Year
an illustrator En- ciOletiia OF over our hudr
pages. with an ind. x, aud fir. m five to six hui dre,i
Original EiaravinpS dies ribed toy lett, re e..
ence; beside va>t amount of l.ractic information.
concers Ing the prug,,s- of tic and Me,iabic,l
III pr"vemerts. Chemistry, Civil Eli ineering. Manu-
featuring in its hra,h 5. Al chi ecturr. Ma
sonry, B"an IN short il embraces tie eute IA, 20.
OF tL- 4, It's ard Science.
1t also possesses oiiai,,al feature n. fu,d in
any other weekly Journal ia the count. V, w: AN
Oicia List of Patent Claims prepare expressly FIR
its unlDs ut be Patent uiice. thus
the Am roau Rep 'rtnIy o. 1nv,ntiors'
In nnexion with the p,''i<li ng Il p Itmer t. the
propriet' rs transact tie most xten-iv D., ME ad
t.. ign Patent business done IN This country ca, Sc
81. nifty tn il facilities must lie correspond SUI
peror.
TermS-S2, go per year, in advance; 81 90 for six
M ,nths.
all letters must be post all and dirertr;l to
MU\N&C.,
Publishers # the Scieht fl American.
Jan u No Fulton street. New York
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REaDY-MADE CLOTHING!
WALL e. STEPHENS

Ready- made Clot,ag aud Ou.ftting Establish
ment, Tenn. duenue, bstueen 9Th and
lOth SITS. merit to Iron Hail.
WE would resp tuily Say to our friends and the
w lubic. that We have enlar, ed and exieBdrd
our Cit tiing k'tabli>imcnt maki z it one Of the
largest and most excessive othiI D.pOts in this
part Of the couu ~.
We a1e prepared to make to order the most fashion.
able and ell. gait ASST tment If
CLOTHS, CASsINtRES, AND vESTINGS
to be found in Il e City. at pricrs as low those
bought the cheapest ready made stoie 10 Wafllng.
n. and Of SUI erior make and flush. We are ter
Mi ,Si Ia give entire satisfaction.
We he - coast intiy n hand large, general, and
complete assortIl,u, of
READY-NADE CLOTHING.
of the Finest and trst Quaty, st plces to suit the
times.
ks- Every Kind ouClotbing made 10 order.
.-.-.,. WALL 4 STI PuLNS,
renn. Nv fe'. 9th and 10Th SITS
Firs ia or "a st { he Iron Building.
Also at our Estb ishmeLt llrec doors e. st OF Ma
'i'h"i Hotel. fell o.
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE,
AN CONNER GAL REvIiw.
BY FIRE MAN HUNT. EpITos AND PRopRrETo,

By FIRE MAN HUNT. LIITOs AND PROPRIETOR
l He nun Der fur Dec. MI er. 1850, completed tie
] twenty thi d senii-al Gua, vo uHie The work
has been eli Or ed s.ne its mmeI ement in July
10y, AID each Volume Lew containing r"ore Than
even hundred large oct. lagos. few e, MI i,.,s
ets or the MAGAZINE may lie Oi taiDe,. at The IL sh.
ers off c.. l II Iu ION street. New Yclk. reatiy ana
substantial bou d, for two dollars aid a haIf Icr
yiume
The following are f W of be MANY CO mmerdatcry
etit rs retsi I'd by ii ID tor of the Merchants Ma
5,ziLe fl, M s,ihguish state. man:
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Extract Of Letter from Milford ENlmor-

81 lave red it on. r, hants Macazi,e) With a
=" Zeal nf atte"'i H. al have no itat,.n i'm ,sy-
ing that think it me of the most valuable ~ rjndi.
Gals ln t WAS ever ub ished. 10 tie mere nat II
GEMS quite i'm rcnsab'c snd to IKE ,ta,e n.n End
mrn of general lat I'm: ticn n mot equal d.,,nbe
IL graz r. lcit'ry of Useful i.cts afd inf NINA.
u. n '" h CHI lie fOu iov hoe So well Zip. 81,
I'D so ~ ce>sibe rs in tn umir rs I,uly rexpt
Il at do OF Own Il e vi o'e worlp
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

nR. HUNTER, Member Of The ya College of
- Surgeons, Lond ~. aud late Pupil in tios pital
or Con.umpu m, London, has arrived il Washin,.
ton, AMI may he consulted for limit. number Of
weeks in Consumption. As hma. Bronchitis Sore
throat. ard Aft csions # the tieart ut his rooms.
Pennsylvania avenue, i'm II, date opposite Iron
Hal.
The treatment pu-su d, in ad .ition t. the u ual
aiistr ton # lies by the stomach. is tina. of
inh ling m die, ted vapou I'll hec f'oln suitable
instrument b. filing cham ser in the patients
house or by the employ nent of both tose means as
th..i cumstanc of the cast may require.
The pecu lar advantages inhalation in dis. Asses
# the Lungs, &C.. III the rem .iy is applied di
rety to the membrane diseased that IT does unt in
trfere with exercise or tn ordinary business of the
tent; that he most feeble inya id may use it with
out unpleasant sy mptpm; ard lastly ard princi-
pally that il has been attended by the most encour
aging srcc.ss. if-
Dr. HUNGER is assisted by Drs. WELLESLEY and
RAWLINGS.
,ncs II m q. m. to p ~. ap 1T
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WINES, BRANDIEs, CIGARS. GRO ERIIs
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPs, &C.
}tO X HJRREY I'm


NJ. 5. "rpcsit.. ntre H-riet
7 MPOETEnS AND DEAL ERS i'm the above goods.
i If fer t" families, clubs, the trade an un. ur-
pa sed variety Of
WI>Es-Nad'iras. claretS. Chsmpagnss. Ports
sherres. Hooks. 81. IN draught, in d. mijohns
and bottles.
IIoUoks-Brandies. Rum. skey. Gin. &c.
LIoU. s. Curac.o. Maj sschino, Ais. til, Noyeau.
Bitters. &c.
MALT iIQUERs-Londan Brown Stout, Scotch and
EnglS,. ps.
CIGaR>-A variety of brands
l1t KLEs-Bes' qua its Il rnglish and French
SAUcE>-For Fish. Curre, Game. Meals &c
TEAs-fre, kfast Tess. Souchoug. fou, hong. p, ko,
Oolong, Tyson, Young Tyson, &C. IN ch. IT'S. NJ
chests. and loA,s ET>H
suGARs-Br""n, Loaf, Crushed, Pulveriud, Gran
debated. &r. -
CoFFEE-Slocha. Java. Mara calo, Rio &c
CHEEsE-stlt n ca, oder Sa lsar o. parm+san Dut. h.
AID American 80
HAMs-R->t An" r,can ard ". stpfaia.
81 LEA PLRLIS's WORCESTERSHIRE SAUcE1
i'm 2a-tf
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY.

H IL ifONDs CON n ECIiCUT.
Cupital 100000.
Securely invested under the official approval of the
Compsroier OF iu,ic Ac cunts Of t.i> State.
O.Hce, corner Of NUN and AsyLum Streets
fHlIS Company will sue Polio es on The Joins st s
/ lrnci pie, and upon the Mutuai pian thus com
blazing the be ielts III 10Th systems at tue d ton Of
the Insured; and make Contracts upon any and ali
conditions alpeit,i ig CONNECTED with life Iiss
of h stever ..ure.
Poi les viii be Sac ut tn 4 west tec of REM um
that C II Ike d ted and alf ri requisite Sc ury to
the nns"r,d ad pc "etuity to the ins.i ution.
Oh the SURRENDER ia Life oiicy, the holder will
ceiv. Its ,quit,he value in Cash.
This COmp., Ic0niinueS to effect insurance on the
lives VT person ling Cliff rui 8, fair rates ii
pieuiium; and grant permits t'r travelling,
and foreign reside at equitable RATES
Policies issu d for The ben tit of q LII irricd woman
On the If: OF her husband. any otitr person, will
ensute to her eparate use. ind end nty If her hus-
bau'i and Of The aims IF h s creii,ors.
The Com iaDy is mnuaYed and controlled by Eo ,rd
It rir ctors vino ar personally in:e: e,ted, stick
holders and policy holders, in its success.
Ia "phIets, containing Til 'e- of pre- MUM and infor
nation in r-latn" - the All of oper. tioIs. ami all
paprs Try to e.. ct insuIa c., may be obr ineJ
ut the Uflce of The Company, of any of the
A,eus.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
ALFRED GILL, President
JOHN l.. BUNCE. Wee Pres lent.
JAMES Z. WALkLtY, Secr,ta
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Gill. E William =. Zone.
john L. Bunce Nelson tolister.
Jauies g. Bottles. Samuel Col
John A. But er. Danic hiI.ips.
Noah Wnea on. Z. n. Hum fLrey.
BOARD OF FINANCE.
GEORGE BEACH, esq President Ph9nix Bank.
ID. +. ROBINS ~. sq President Hartford Bar k.
ltol Isaac T0UCEY, late Attorney 'iel,eral U. :.
>. =. jackson. VI d., Medical Examiner.
ARCHIBALD WEIGH, VI. D., Consult, 6 h. scian.
AGENT FOR DISTRICT roLUMBI,.
Benjamin G. Worcrster. Dival's Building, ever
Whtehursts .iery. penEsy ivauia ATsnue. o. ,
tIai:fnrl. March. 1852 jan 81
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MUSIC. MUSIC. MUSIC.

NOW on h md and + c ar stat, ner'S HALL, ad-
~ j'i,ing tie Irving Hotter. very sut rior
mcnt Of sahd;ru mu AID mu>i"al works, # CIV. nv
Orator. s. s lstOGs fion the Il OFT admit, ed Or r.,
hr. We would also call attent on 70 ur stick OF
Cho'al wcrhs tr church servre-aso new wtrk
emitted tile singing School Cmpl.ion con it ny
sacred and seoul muse considered b, emil ent
judges the nrst superior work for HE purpo ever
pub ished. Ca Il at
Jan - SrArICNER'S II,LL
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Julius De S,ULEs having been ap-
onled Agent for the Evening Sur for that
RI OF the city embracing the Navy Yard
lI.la..l, vii! call II and solicit subscrip.
-. in II ose districts lie is also au h r.
RI to collect all moneys due for The paper.
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Letter from tie Hon. I'm. II .S.ro,d

Ny Deer ir: Have the loodI ess TO H. o. INV ram,
ON your lit at .nis iiters Er he Nrr,hn, rs AZ,
vine ] regsrd il ~ IN invaluable work kr tie ut.
'ta' wh" .' u q VI o. r,snd MT M rely rcsi
"Trr IT, ns in this extr, drg Ct nnfry Tut a., fsca
std G numerical quetiiors involved In tie sdmiu...
tr~' Jon ftb~ govern nett
lam, vi great rsflect. -FOUR lun Die rvspt
WILLIAM II. sEwAENl
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FLORAL CORDIAL

For the relief and permanent cure Of Conor-
rhea, elects, S rictures, Seminal losses,
Leachori', Graret, &C.
4 HE FLORAL CORDIAL has gained rxter 81 re char
acter d cure, b 'th safe and pl" S ut for Tie
above Named very ,onn,"" and destroying com
plants terus ho have sutf red long With d,s-,.e
AID whose o1stitutiu.s ba,e cen impaired by ton
tin"ls u. IF VOW. ,fu druls. haze been et,red to
health AID 'is"r, 10y the u~. OF two hott es II he
preparation. Those afflicted would not only save
lnonee, nut great dead If unneceSsay suffering by
gi' ing the Cnrdiai n far trial
The cord Il is ,leas ant the ase and pleasant in
its effects In using ii re tf'rt Gus are necessary
ks- i'rice erb title, only one 't'iiar
Sold by q. ST0rf& 60. COZ O. 'th re t and Penn.
avenue; W. ELLIOTT. cor. of and l2th st-r IS:
PATTERSON 4 MARIN, cor. 9th and Pennsylvania
v-,,,ie let, If
WANTED TO K E q sm al heu<- for
w Ia,uil, or four persons. re stuat' between
81 and It sire t. an ienu ard New York enue
would b prefer I'd. Address box 245 City o-t ofi,e
mar tt
I AR D U l. Just received 900 On Ions Lard
IL Uis. tor sale by A. HATCH. j. '
Q Nsost1 o4peuile To 1sok 6 hSsAiD0AA
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OPERA BOOTS, CoNGRE: GATHERS. Be

UST RECEIVED from the mandatory Of ".
- Whitney. Newark, New jersey, (furmerly of this
cHy,)
CASE % Opera Boots
/ Case Congress Gait~rs g..
l Case Uno, SHOES u new article; and
One care ~ ford Shoes
Also, Gaze IF boys congress Caters and e., ion
shoes. For 10y JOHN NIia.s
Fashionable 3, OF Maker. Browns Hotel.
i'm 10
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AMUSEM ENTS.
NATIONAL ATRE.

Mr.. &. A. MARSH SOLE LESSEE.
Mr.. 4. W. FsNNI ACTING l. STAGE MANAGER.
Mr.. Ii. d MArTESoN ............. TREASURER.
The Manager has the h ,nor of announcing the
gag II mt. FIR e Nights only. of 'ir. Is GLARS,
AID his Celebrated traihcd h IRE RoSctuS
und the engagement OF MIR. W. j.
SMITH, the original PUTIN M.
THIS EVENING, APRIL 5,
Will be presented the thrilling patriotic Drama, ia
three acts, caiIel
PUTNAM.
General Putnam VI : " D. Sml H.
General WashiHgt w. g mo.
Previous to the Drama will be fomed the Fare Ct
PERFECTION; Or TIE MAID Of MUNSTER.
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t,t niah, before perfect j I'M" house
The thril ing historical incidents interviewer
IN the piece speak to the heart Of every
imerican with magic effect aud the enthu-
.,.m il created last night will secure for il
run FIR the season. The opening part of
ie p'nt is an alegory foresha'lowiug Amer
can Independence, and the Goddess Of Li,-
ery Mrs. Terry wi h her attendants.
mixes an imposing introduction 1t is no
ai-aeacr to GILL herself and the nymphs
a4t attended her "GoIdesses," for the
.D,ushters Of Columbia" could scarcely he
aore fairly represented upon the public
barls than through the gifted lady referred
o.: aud the Lovely group, her attendants,
"a Ia lies Of the corps de baliet"-not for
citing the sparkling artillery" of their
bright eyes.
The ll 1T is sublime conception. From
ic,t to last, it gives every leading incident
/: The American Revouii IN, from the Dec a
raion of Independence to the glorious tri-
rnph of American freedom. The hero of
the liece, Putnam, (W. J. Smith, with
Washington, ca. ". Feuno,) Gen. Green,
rdOrpe,) C.llwallader, (Terry.) Kate Put
MN, (Hrs. Thorpe.) Oniactah, (Wm. NJ.
FOSTER Violettah, Mrs I. Cunningham
AMI indeed the entire Cast performed with
sItreme ability. They mirrored up with
able effect every leading feature of the
Struggles, the harlships, the glorious Incl
ints that have preceded our free and happy
RiePendence, as a nation. There were
macy old lockers Oh, that became so arous-
elm the enthusiasm that prevailed, as to
tel disposed 80 .fJht their Jattles Ger
lgaa.'
Like the opening the cluse WAS equally
sou. touching, and the Surrender of Corr
Wallis, succeeded 10y the IT ,bleau of Tri-
anPa, drew forth peals ofapplaase. These
are Tie pieces that touch the heart, aud
lFe tue soul of the patriot. There are many
IL.
~hen Flctoria's ali over the world, but
here Is only one K tie Putnam" AMI in
'"s Thorpe, We believe, that, fir, m The
SNnt aud euthu iasm which she iufuses
a'o the part, Kate has left behind her a
Forthy sister.
I]nisht will draw crowded house.
'.a"ffa'-A commua ication appeared in
''''srday's Intelligencer complaining of one
Tue auxiliary guard. The instance refer
'O' though inquiries have been made and
ave tllled to discover where it occurred, Is
"'' Tue hrst of the kind within a few weeks
f'' an1 the guard is held responsible for
''ns that occurred when they were not
u!. In the enforcement Of the regu-
"'u' frequently brings down upon the
"hen the abuse Of the parents of thes e
lug rufh.u who consider that their
F'"s sh1ull not be subjected to impri-
Fl ""ent IN the watchhouse We would
FL O Stow who the In ffensive old gentle
That was knocked down, aud the
Fl Ut The Waterman who admits that ne
FL "''i To do his duty? We hope Frank
~ VI" SHOW how far n Waterman can 60.
-" what Is his duty, that the citizens may
'os to judge how far Franklin is right.
'''ea House.-Bcrnatd McVeigh and
'''ne Powers were brought in for being
IL, III dlsor,lerly house, aud Richard
"' Tor lettering about store doors in q
R'sous manner. All were discharged
- aasai,xt -
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LADIES' DaEss 1klMaIhus

I VERY var. t. Or hard n, mad T., TGer at Mrs.
i LOVES trimming m4ru actnry, Penn az, nue.
south side, between 9Th snd lOth stsseaI
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NOOt'S w OnOer1ul DaSucrreOtYpes.
Go to Roots! No matter whether
1t he clear or cloudy weather.
Still. with equal truth lie traces
Multitade- OF lovely faces
Roots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue near Seventh
street. mar 2!-
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AEThose who wish Dayuxrreoty,

AS-ThOse who wis h DaguerreOtypes
ken in tine highest perfection Of III. art will of
Course c,ll On "HrEHURsT, he Icing the recipient Of
the highest premium awarded to Daguarr 'ApistS at
the late Fair of tina metropolitan Mech Anis' Insti
iute.
His gallery is on Pennsyvani, avenue, near four
aiid-a If street. mar 2I-
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Deod-William Mann, who was injured
by the accidental discharge of pistol two
weeks since, died yesterday, at his fathers
residence, from the effects Of the wound
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BANK OF THE UNITED sTaTEs.

Pennsylvania Auenue, Washington.
LIST OF L. nks taken on depo ito at BAR and under
n b5 the BaLk Of the United States
Bank of The NJ, tro, Oils bar
Balik OF wa 'hin- ton
Tank III the Republic
Patriotic Bank
Soi"ihoi| ''o'h
Farmer 4 MrIch. MS Bank
Exch"rge Bank G., W Coz X disc't
Primers & Nee: MICS Bauh, ueo town par
Mechanics Bauk do
Bank of Commerce "a. do
UNCCK:ENF MONEY.
Ali New England Banks. u iii ct
Iity Banks of New York 3.
New Jersey Banks.
New YORK stties. =. 81
STOCK SECURITY BANKS. D. c.
Bank Of te United states mar
->dtIo:"i iauk
SuHv,k Bank, (Acw York; ....
BENZ EL'ERY, Cashier.
WASHINGTON. n q. Feb l6. 1873 fh1r-
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81 Joe ShilitnStOM receives AL the
new 10 Ks snd les spap,r, fast publ shed. lie
is agent for Harper and AL the other Magazines and
our r-ade,s will awa, fed large and good assert
of blank oks and stationery at his book store
Oieon iuiiding, corner Of " street AID fenn
feb r
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Interesting LIE ture-Dr. Or;stes A. Brown
son, of Boston, will deliver a lecture at
Carusi's Saloon, on Thursday evening at
Il clock, in aid Of the school fund Of the
young Catholics Friends Society. Subject;
Charity and Philanthropy. Tickets Is cents,
to be had Of the members of the society, and
ut the door,
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~ To Strangers and CItizens.-
Tsoapson's Dtguerreoypes are unsurpassed by any,
for holiness Of ex cutoa ard beauy of artistic finish
His asiduous efforts to estabh first class ,llery
in this city, and his cos,tinu.d .ndeavors to please
visitors and p,ti ons, have not been unrewarled An
exsnn ton of his pictures Gently made is particu
Iarly solicited lie is prepared TO take pictures of
every size and style. at rea enable prices.
Gallery. North side Of P.nn,. aver ue, between 10
and eth stree s. Lane & fuckers building.
feb
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Fancy ARTICLES, PEkFUMskY. &C.

NION h aud and for sale at Stai0ne s. III IL adj
~ il ing the Irving Hotel an extensive Ass. 1T
III mt Ut Pertumery, talina Co'"gLe, SINS IO, and
ether SOAPS ,lm of Coumbi*, Tooth Powders
Brush;E and al Other art ert ininy 10 t. Toilet
Ais the " Wafer Proof tlench Poi III for Boots
and Shoes
All of witch we will FELL It least III ty ,er cent
ih'aler IN ah the be rurch SGD escWh re
Muse + ur cents Der p. &c. tall at
J ~, 2t- sTATThEf RS HAIL.
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OFFICE SEEKERS.
E. S. TATE, OF Virginia,
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS
HIVE lust re eiv,-i the fill wing tie Go DDS to
| which invite tue attent lou of the ladies:
tr.pe Shawi>, six LuIares
G. u!u ,Led Robes, u os>-d silks, AL c,Iors
B,rnge d.. LANES. swiss, plain aud f -ured
toulard S ks, Laces, Collars. Uu.ier Sic yes
Kid and il k u owes t..
Quepu'> Cloth, nice article f,r Ladies' Travel
ing Dresses
Cal ut No l. four doors east O. Centre Market
FONT mi sc the place. and thereby lose yonr money
AM T.. S TATE.
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FOR THE GEMS.

FOB THE GEMS.
INVITE the attention of n. GENT men TO the FOL-
| lowing GODS, which | wi sell rs low IA any
DINER hou e i The city. Il and se yourselves.
Super b sex French Clio rs
B.ue ard Drawn d.
M.rseiiles n, u s Tx We tings
lendI ass r'm mt # silk Cravats' Cloves
half lose, &C. &C =
J.. s. TATE.
Penn. avenue, q oaS eastof mite MaSAss>
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NASON'S PATENT SPERM OIL for
It1 sale, wholesale or retail by
A. HATCH. Jr.
c street, OPT osite the Bank OF " ashington.
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JUST RECEIVED, dire" from tie importer
u 100 pr rs French Walking Shoes < az.tD
81 do ito Il ct Slippers, a beautiful article
% do Par runs for the Drawing Room
And now for Sale 1T the Fashionable Boot Sto.e
Bro" H. llorI. j. MILLS.
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1"e SWSs Graaite.-The beautiful block
OF granite taken from the Alps, and sent
here by the Swiss Confederacy, to be placed
i'll the Washington Monument, was deliver
ed at II o'clock 70 day. After the ceremo-
MES al the CITY Hall, the block was taken
to Monument Place." being escorted thi,her
by detachment of the German Yeagers,
and IA boly of German citizens.
1he 4Udrhe. Uouse-The subject of a new
Market House is beg ming to be discussed
Many persons are giving their opinions on
the subject in ordinary conversation; Que
who signs himself 'publicus gives his in
the Columns Of the lntellgepcer of yester-
day. His opinion is extensive, but It's value
must be tested by some one who is not as
well pleased with it as we are ourselves.
Ha% The gaze this morning tore down
the flag staff that has been standing several
years in front of the Perseverance. Eagine
house This, we believe, was the mast that
stood near the Club house" during the DO
ltical campaign of 1914. 1t has had its
day, and if it has fallen it has oaly shared
the fate of politicians.
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Asr, SPRING MILLINERY.-Op ming
8kfkJ his day. at len O'Clock. IN SPRING NIL
Xxx ,INEiiY at Mrs. 5. PARK EkS. Parker's Fan.
~ aud PeIfum=ry Sore, undtr the National
I tel an l-2t