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Public xo,iss.



February Is, 1883
HE attention Of this eiye
gar a addressed by certain claim
and extensively distributed believed
claims Tor revolutionary which deemed proper
nee as well because OF It's direct
PENSION once because become
annoying correspondence and inquiry by those whom
sent In for
time being claim
he is duly authorised agent touched
ne requests his eofrespondent h ysia
ness Qualifications, address the Pension Once many ap
pcauons touching such references, special
gwen and proper give general notice
afAoriIedt 10 this office tesoaaso
w such testimonials sipen
Of their own choice, without reference
sulng they and
qualifications for public The Pension Once
afford partial discrimination by endorsing them
70.
The circular referred which Ills thought proper officially
NOTICE. is founded printed published
States Senate in 1884, senate Executive Document No
gess) containing from The Pension Office,
with call from the Senate o. all ps"ded and rejected pension
eias Uth yinai notes Of the
This volume doubtless, hands OF agents
ahorr hos this office athois TIE preeon that
agents Privileged
that they enAtsd from the public
at large J. EHEATH,
Feb l6-d2w Commissioner OF Pensions
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FOR IMPROVING THE HARBOR OF
BRIDGEPORT, CONNECrICUT.

Washington, February Is, 1853
PROPOSALS will be received office March,
1855 for dredging channel through the inner and bars of
900 yards and for the about 200 yards uniform
depth both these bars.
The removed is estimated
yards for the and 5000 cubic yards for the
Ia 900 cubic yards, less, for the TWO.
The IL the Shoalest
the channel being feet AT low tide.
The which lies about 700 yards inside of the
composed OF and has depth Of
W shoalest part Of the channel over H.
the harbor of Bridgeport
depth Of which the earth will
raised will not be l4t feet
disposed
dumping shoa ground 800 yards Of the
the bar be deposited 80
shoal 300 eastward of it,
The channels TO be excavated will be marked officer
agent Of the Engineer Department. and
the work will also be similarly superintendent.
will the price cubic yard Of earth removed above
performed by
agent Of the United Slaes the remaining
paid the the faithful executions according
of Of the work provided which
qured be completed the first of November 1853
Engineer privilege
within the limits of the appropriation for this
provement
information application mny be made by letter
otherwise Capt George Duton, Corps Of Engineers New Hn
Connecticut.
JOS G. ToTTEN
BebsS b. Brig. Gen. and Col Engineers
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peopOsAIs ron FINISHING PORTLAND HAIR
Boa ppEARNyATER. MAINE.
EsoIrxEk DEPARTMENT,


Washington, February IS, 1888.
TIME canning VIII be extended 100 feet
wards Fsny Point 100 feet towards the hartor channel
viii he huff OF spt stone without
each TWO feet Insight The lower will be formed Of Two
each 10 long less than feet ide
entirely through with oibe headers, each
ist wide In the second course
the headers be feet and AZ. long
lively The which this wall is stand will
oure some lsveng points, order firm
wanted for this 200 OF
taken from the end OF the beakwater at such
point as the supeIinendng engineer may direct.
10 feet OF the Gaping wall should be nry
secured and bowels.
building the wall at hred price
ming foot will be received at this Office ualil the 0t March
1855 executed in satisfactory the
aov officer charge.
There are blocks twenty
this wall.
For direct reyet Major H. b. Tower U.
Army, Portland Maine.
Bi. Brig. Gen. and Gel Engineers.
10 be inserted Integencer, Republic Union, Wash
inxon Boston Courier Portland Advertiser Portland, DAT
weeks Of each containing the advertise
be TO tho Engineer Department
21-d2w
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nREWER's Grand Moving Mirror the Glance AT tn. World
will be exhibited Han for ON. v..t only com
ussrcing Thursday, February 2ith. - "
This goseon. and immense work Of tby Geo Brewer
artist OF the famous M
wcky BY delighted h.,.
exhibited during Ia. ,sn,ss
sspcsis lie completion.
Artists and the and the many thousand. IL,
II the beautiful
the whole Of mic painting
instructive, and
Ass Africa, America.
sbv~s globe and gives the choicest natural
vegetation scn'ece costume and manners and custom, pc
ewi.y For full particulars reference must be made
rhe prosyamme, the panorama itself
~ or m, moving evening half
and Wednesday afternoon hres O'Clock
The exhibition will he accompanied with appropriate mue and
dslip~atsd by Mr. e. A. Rand. -, --,..,- =,
Tickets as cents half price liberal reduction fs
schools.
obtained ,hs principal noss BOOK
stores and ~ the hal for The sale
neksn each day from 10 to3 o'clock.
psh n3--diw
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. 50 Wall street. N, v.
BROWN, SMILEY, d co,
Liverpool.
~ Kings Arms Yard London.
J. hUNROE A CO,
NJ Rue Nou. Dame des yetoire,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Uavrs.
ships will be accountable for gold silver
metals unless bills
fading signed therefor thereof
JAMS
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ns petition OF Enoch Hutchinson, Of New York, praying
extension offs patent granted to him the twentieth
$780, Improvement ships galley for the distson
water for from the expiration 81 said
which place the twentieth day Of May, 1888
ordered the said petition he heard tho Patent Once
Monday 18th Of April At IL O'Clock, and all persons
nohed appear and show II why
petition ought be granted.
the required file IN
specially forth writing
day Of hssrnsi all testimony filed party
said hearing b.
oodsncs with the rule, Of the oce which viii be furnished
plicafion.
notice published
Union, and Republic, Washington D. Inquirer
Pa Albany State Register Albany, ~ W. Erpress York
city Providence journs Providence r. and Daily Rec
Ms week for three successive weeks previous
le,h Of April next, the day Of hearing
stIAs ". HODGES,
one %
r. sEdor Of the above papers win please copy, and
bills TO the Patent once with containing this notice
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The subscriber respectfully Informs bs fellow citizens mat ms
vacancies made the classes Of his FANNY bossns"
sosocL yousa LAps, ny the adjournment ~ Congress- %
- Allied By pupils The chrrge comprehensive OF inc who'e
sour.. sod. English French, Lsn Natural Science and
.rh.m.,~s win be hundred dollars academic
year -
a w. cUsuNAN.
p-inm-
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Halls Patent Powder Proof Lock- having received the prize
public safe the world Tested and approved they
awarded BY the jue Fair The
nues manufacture and Furnish WdeI Patent saamander safe
ed which has been favob and widely known and acknow
ssr proof SAFE which are offered champion safe
Of and % safes s
sold OF his author
pate win be equal many which have pass
pa and s noticed s GSsn n
Tribune building ssa, ass in New York and sag hasSo u s
and New YORK ely in 1877 81 Louis Albany ra so
sud The great e burning sa' New Orleans
Ss sss
cheraw g. c. Montreal, ia, Coborne Ca, 81 Louis and os
Of subscriber Heng Patent Fire Proof
and (wilders) Patent salamandsr Safes or, !. yppp,,o
Paentee and Manufacturer Hall. Anti cunpowasr Lock-
"''A Between Maiden lane and Wall ST., New Yoik
H. C. Jones's Day Newes, other locks. furnished
at prices when preferred HAIL. anu ha
and which cannot be had ut any other place The
The following certificates have Just received:
JERSEY CIrr, Feb. 3, 1852
much pleasure TO state tina. safe your make
vii o Of silver spoons forks ae from desgusao, oy me h s
Montgomery The fire the SAFE which,
owing 5 " % not @ n'e s sut
when taken from the ruins had all The bras. plates ana KNOB"
pe'e'S he''eo u" Yours, r. D. EARLE co.
Mr.. su.s C. HrRalso.
Nsw YORK, Feb 10, 1883.
duty hand you certificate Of the fact, that
bought Of preserved unn
remaining twelve hours the fire. which DESTROYED the
IS Nassau the night OF the Sd
instant The books papers, money perfect when
in running order,
and OF them In motion.
] DUCOMMlN SON.
Watch asc makers and importers
Mr.. SILAs G. HERRING
BThe subscriber proprietor of the saamander Marble Com
marbeized iron manie
BILE columns &c. &c Principal depot No s3
Specimens exhibition the 5alamande Safe Depot
Nos l35, l37, and la9 Water street.
sJohn Farrell for the sale of the genuine
Depot No 81
Walnut street, and IS Granite street, Philndeph's -
Feb 21--dTt SILAS o. HEkRING
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BY TELEGRAM
Massachusetts, Constitutional Conveniion

BosroS Feb 26The wings have selected their delegate.
10 The constitutional convention for the purpose OF reform.
ing the State constitution Among them the following
distinguished names Edward Everett, Rufus Choate,
Abbott Lawrence, VIM Appleton, Robert G. Winthrop,
Sidney Rar,ieu. Mayor Sesyer; ALSO Judges sprague,
Warren, and Samuel A. Elliot.
The democrats make their nominations on Monday.
Considerable excitement exists on the subject
Arriual Of the Crescent City
NKw YoRK, Feb. 26rhe steamer Crescent City has
rived with later dates from Havana but there 10 no news
beyond what has been received by the Black Warrior
Business was s.eadyno change to notice in prices OF
produce The small pox had nearly subsidized.
The affair between Col. King and the captan-genera
considerably talked about Ii is understood that they
separated upon favorable terms
Sailing of The Washington.
NEw York. Feb. 26,-Ths steamer Washington sailed
this morning. f1r Southampton md Bremen taking OUT 50
passengers and Ss5. 1928 in specie.
Fire
LYNN (Mass.) Feb. ga fire occurred here this
ing which destroyed several thousand dollars worth OF
properly. Messrs Chase 81 Jacobs, Samuel Valpey, N.
sufferers.
Veto Expected.
HARRIsBuRa, Feb 25lt is rumored here this afternoon
that the governor will he bill which passed in both
houses day. authorizing settlement of the account be-
tween the State of Penns lvana and the Uuited States
payment the OF xloOOUU otate
Explosion and Heavy Damage.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. A large bast-pipe al the Crane
iron works, Caasangua, Lehgh county, Pennylv snia
burst last evening, damaging the works the
$4,000 Two furnaces turning forty per day,
stopped by the accident which will require three months
to repair. No one injured.
Markets
Nrw York, Feb. 26p. m.--There a better feeling
the stock board todaysaes Of United States 6 1867
1901; Canton, 1921 Erie sea- Nicaragua, 3i Norris
canal. 81; Erie converbles, GIT; Harlem, So Nor
wich and Worcester 5l4 Slonington, SCI Cumberland
coal, 55a Cary improvement, I3t. Money stringent.
Exchange on London, l0i premium.
The -four market is quiet and in favor of buyers Sales
Of 1900 bbs State brands at So 06 IS H. and 800
southern at IS A. IS 62l Corn meal 80 A. Wheat is
frmsales 5000 bushels l23 I2i for white red
III lS cents Sales Of IL 900 bushels Of 63 66
cents for mixed white and yellow. OATS 4S cents. Rye,
20 cents Cotton is rmer-saes 400 bales a shade ad-
vance.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 26Sales United States 6 of 1867
l20; Pennsylvania SIS, $50.
Flour quier-smail sales at IS l2A Red wheat liz lis
cents White So cents; yellow, 90 cents Oats, az
cents. Rye, SO cents.
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DEEREs r.shicrahi. Spring ssyl. of Hss. for 1854,
with other and beautiful styles Of rens just
received and for sale 1T g. ". LANES
Hat Cap, and centemens Furnishing Establishment,
P.unsyiysnis avenue, between ~ and 9Th ~.
VrhIR-ern~0~
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Proposals the construction OF = breakyvater in
Lake POntchartrain, opposite the terminus OF the
POntchartrain Railroad.
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THE BEAUTIfULLY-LoCATED COUNTRY SEAT OF THE
late Paul kinchy with all the improvements
n In part Of substantial dwelling brick carriage
and STABLE barn, SC, IL offered sale.
This place oncrs DESTROYS Of
eating Ia the vicinity OF Washington Lying beyond
daey adjacent the limits within
walk OF the Presidents house well suited for residence
and exempt from city The position
aayan Of being convertible into three desirable
building sites, each on emiDence facing the city.
The dwelling beautifully ground
ing the northern extremity OF Twentieth spen.
did of the whole city, the Potomac and the
spires and shipping OF Alexandria majestic oak stands beside
the house, branches overshsdowng
thousand feet lending charm
other residence in the vicinity possesses.
There abundance excellent
For further particulars inquire on the premises Of
Feb 27-eodu MAGDL. KINCHY.
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by ). Q. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-On Thursds,
afternoon, March O'Clock, the premises, shall sci. 10
No H. H. fronting SIS feet 10 inches
between Norm and Streets by los feet inches nc
feet alley.
No square 81 fronting twenty street
North md depth Of 80 feet inches;
lots No. n. IA, Of n lao
Terms One-third the residue
twelve months, with interest," secured by deed Of trust.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Feb27-d Auctionesr
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THE AMERICAN pAUPUrN.-Nsw supply Of p,rs,r-,.
for February, irving
Loui. XVII brough, this country child and
lives United IN the
iams, Of Green Bay, Wisconsin, at the sv-ncy,
TAYLOR h MAURy,a.
FEDS bookstore, 81
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Eire.

LYNN, Mass Feb ga fire occurred here this morn
ing which destroyed several thousand dollars worth o
properly Messrs. Chase IL Jacobs. Samuel vapey, N
G. Nichols, and Edwin Walton among the principal
sufferers
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arrival Of the Crescent Cly.
Sailing Of he Washington

NEW YoRK. Feb. 26-Ths steamer Washington sailed
this morning. for Souhampl and Bremen, taking OUT 8.
passengers and Ss5 1923 in specie
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Markets.
Book Notice.

Book Notice.
LIBRARY HousE RKPRsssSrArIvss,
Washington, Feb. a. 1859.
LARGE number Of books belonging yet out
n and stand charged delivered
last the membs their
respectfully request that they may be returned.
JOHN A. PARKER,
Feb2I-d1w Librarian House of Representatives.
by J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneor.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR GOLD AND SILVER
u Watches, and fob chainsOn afternoon March
h at o'clock auction rooms, shall sel, without
serve, to advances
10 superior gold hunting watches
do English lever do
II gold Lepine aiches
~ do anchor
l6 silver English lever watches
IL do hunting 10
10 do anchor
do Lepina do
$50 dwt gold fob aud 10 .
Terms, cash on delivery.
las c, MCGUIRE,
FebN-d Aucnoneer.
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IRON HALL.


MR.. ALFRED BUM,
TOT Royal Drury Lsns and Convent Gsrdss,)
WILL deliver Monday, February u.s. 1885, L.cnrs on the
"GENius AND CAREER OF SHAKESPEARE" at issS
MALI, Pennsylvania
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Washington, January 20, 1853.
IN petition Of Frederick r. Dmplel Of Philadelphia Pennsy
vana praying for the extension Of patent granted 10 him
9th 1870 in furnaces for eeonomzng
fuel and consuming for from the expiration
-sd patent which the ninth (s) day OF May c
hundred and fty-three, (ls5J)
II ordered that the said petition be heard a the Patent Once
Monday, (i) April 1885, at - O'Clock, al
notified appear and show cause any they have why
aid petition ought he granted.
opposing required TO file IN the Patent
Office objections specially Firth wiring at least twenty
al testimony fled by either party ~
be s,d be taken and transmitted In sccord
ONCE which viii be furnished on app
cation.
ordered this notice be published in the National fn
rencer Republic Union Washington ciiy the American and
the Patriot Baltimore, Maryland Inquirer fhiadsphis Psnns
rania Frpres. Daily Boston
chuse successive weeks previous
day OF hearing fourth day Of April merit
3. N. HODGES
Commissioner Pate
win please copy, and
Once, with containing this notice.
Jan 9i--1sw2w
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rhe new York and Liverpool United states Mail
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line
capt Nye
Capt Comstock.
......Chpt Grafton
These ships having been built by ~
IEf pressly for government service has
Uf taken in their also In their
-2f1&- insure strength and speed and their
unequaled for elegance
New York Liverpool In cabin,
$50 Exclusive $500
From Liverpool New York, ESQ and 600.
experienced surgeon attached TO ench ship.
No berths be secured until paid for.
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Veto Expected.

HARRIsBuRG Feb. 25lt is rumoed here this afternoon
that the governor will the bill which passed in both
houses day. authorizing settlement OF the account be-
tween the State of Pennsy vana and the United States
Bank the payment by the latter of $3.50 600 the State
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DIED,

DIED.
instant, CHARLES WILLIAM HURST infant
UAs and ELLnrrH Hurst aged eleven months and
nnesn days.
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by j. c. MCGUIRE, Anotione~r.

VALUABLE ISLAND LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-ou Monday amer.
March at O'Clock the premises, shall sell lots
g. and Of 49, in o3 fronting 80 feet inches
e.nih ITO south
Immediately north OF
Howle.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
FebN-d
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IyOH rent. the large double house street, be-
tween izth the /" De Nsnou
containing twenty including suite Of four large
having cosh coal and wood she'd
Situation perfectly healthy and within
Presidents Mansion, and the State Treasury
terror, War and Navy departments.
Inquire, during office hopr- No Pc Winder's Building
and O'Clock the q New York
street. we teh os-epd1
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Explosion and Hsauu Damags.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ga large blas-pip at the Crane
iron works. Catasangua, Lehgh county, Pennsylvs nia,
burst last evening" damaging the works the amount OF
$4,000 Two furnaces turning forty per day,
stopped by the accident which will require three months
to repair No one injured.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
February 26. 1853,


The Naval Medical Board of Examination, which was
convened Phadelphia the 18th of December last,
has reported the following assistant surgeons qualified
for promotion, 10 wits
No l-Wm. Lowber.
No. 2-P j. Horwz.
No S-B Rush Mitchell
No. 4-D. b. Phillips
No. 5-James Hamilton.
No 81. l. Burt
The Board, having carefully examined thirty fonr OF tho
candidates for admission into the navy assistant
geons who appeared before it, have selected nine Of the
beat qualified They are as follows
No. I--James H Stuart Of Pennsylvania
No. al. Pembroke Thorn, of Virginia
No. S-John NJ. Browne, of New Hampshire
No 4-John F. Taylor, OF Delaware.
No. 5-Henry Clay Caldwell, of Virginia
No. 6-Thos. ]. Turner, of Pennsyivan
No. 7-Wm. I. Hord of kentucky
No. 6-Wentworth X. Richardson, of Massachusetts.
No ga. CIarkson Smith, of Pennsylvania.
Phadeipha Pennsyvaninn say. great paint
Ing open Iron Hall, in city
Tns MISSISSIPPI, a the Masonic Hail. is
unQussuonably painting Though
their appearance remains the best the nrst
psnoranas expiration OF four >nd unrivaled
alone beauty and thrilling interest Tn. crowds who nightly
hall sufficiently great and Many
were compelled TO leave last evening" unable 70 find seats
Bromatipathy.
ued Hale author OF theory Of disease and
baisd the nutve principle, known under the
snncan bromatpa,hy would notify friends and
lido generally rooms
Pennsyvans avenue, Mrs NJ A. Eston he will
and prescribe for invalds the nuriuye principle
Feb 0-a.
DIED,
On the goth instant CHARLES WILLIAM HURST
UhAs and ELzAprrH HussT aged one year eleven months and
nnesn days
n2-MasonicA meeting OF John Lodge, No. II,
sonic Han, and tenth attendance Of
members is earnestly desired
All brethren in good standing cordially invited
FebT ST. sHUGERT, Secretary.
nz-rair 81 Pres terrain
March, the Perse
continue for
wseks Tbs public generally respectfully invited 10 ponize
The same.
Feb27
NATIONAL THEATRE.
A. MARSHALL. sole Lessee
Acting and Stage Manager A. W. FENNo.
First appearance in Washington fthe celebrated
CHINESE TROUPE OF MAGtCIANs AND ACToRs,
Consisting Of is Performers, Male and Female.
On MospIr EvsSIws, February %,
Win be presented shakspcares Comedy Of
KATHERINE AND PETRUcHIo.
Amer which the Chinese Performers give their nr,t
NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT.
The whole to conclude with the laughable farce Of
RAISING THE WIND.
9sssss 80 children under half price reserved seats
Is orchestra rs cents family circle as cents fhird
doom opsn At sS O'Clock IN. curtain win atty
Dor once win be daily from 10 O'Clock, TO O'Clock
rss., .,
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n7-Masonc-A special meeting OF 81 joint Lodge, No II,
viii be held Monday evening 25 instant TX O'Clock at Ma
Hail. tenth attendance Of
the members is earnestly desired.
All brethren in good standing cordially invited.
3. 4. sHUGERT Secretary.
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A HOUSE. Hanover Street, ucsfo~f !.
Rice pesu enlarged and elegantly furnished p's
improvements .nd eonvsnisnses for the seeo
uou o the travelling pubic.
n~~ Idly
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Nred Hale author OF disease and
bsbsd nutve principle, known under the
sisnncant fbomapahy, would notify friends and
lids he be his doors Of 7t
Pennsylvania Mrs NJ A. Eston where he will receive
prescribe for nvaids the nuritve principle.
0-H.
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The Philadelphia Pennsylvania Of the great national paint
Ing open Iron Hall, in city
Tus DOWN raE MISSISSIPPI, the Masonic Hall, Is
unQassdonab painting OF the day Though lately
ada their remains the best the nrt
panorama Al the expiration Of four years s>nds unrvaed
beauty and thrilling Tn. crowds who nightly
MI hall sufficiently and Many
compelled evening" unable find
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NILNERWARE.--M. W. GAIT BRO. beg 10 call aiisnu~
- 70 their stock Of Of every
OF see DESSERT and tea forks and tes sets conpes
s~ Knives and Jelly pie. nsh shn
knives, SOUP and ladies' longs, n.sh
salt, mustard, and spoons, &C. 10 WORD, gsnsfs
nert Of every article Of and oyenent made Of sver
Tho above articles manufacture ard hs
rsnted pure silver md offered low rates 80 they can ~
chased for in this country. -
M. w GAIT BRO.
sgr Of the Golden Eagle, psnn'yly'nia ,v We.
Feb iq--9i Between pb ard i"'h so''p
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MAGIC Hunting Watches, Rich Je,~etry. Sr.--M W.
GAIT BROTHER offer beautiful assortment % superior
gold watches. with "magic" hunting article which
Watches changedst VIII INTO
those with exposed faces
Resides ladies' and
Of description, magnificent stock Of diamond ana
other rich styles o. Iewclry, the lowest possible ses
NJ. w. GAIT A BROTHER,
Sign o. tn- Colder Eagle, fernsyfvrnis sv.nns,
FsbN-A nd
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ny N. SITUATION, Auouone.r.
tPeurryiranfa auenss Of Ninth dret.l
DLANTs, FRUIT TREES BULBS, ke.-on Tuesday morning,
March lst at 10 O'Clock Al the store occupied by NJ Rams
Pennsyvana between 9th and 10Th
side, shall without and choice collection
plants fruit and bulbs, tho following varieties
Camelis Jsponicns, marnolins, rhododendrons
AIslias, trees, orange trees
Oesndcrs, Pitasporums, Cape jasmins
Me,rocideros roses monthly roses, hc.
Pear, apple, apricot plum, and cherry
Also choice collection 81 vines
Hyacinths, tulips, psrcissuses, jonquiI.
Crocusses, Lilies, cninses, snemonss
Tube roses dshliss, pcony roots, &c.
The whole assorted lots warranted sound and
Of healthy condition.
Particular packing and forwarding good
diton any part Of the United Suites.
Terms cash.
Feb 2T-dn