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BALTIMORE, January 81, 1854,

BALTIMORE, January 81, 1854
sour Baltimore letter failed to reach US to-
day. Look sharp, 'Roderick.'
The above editorial paragraph from the Star
of to- day, affords me text for a few brief re-
marks. First-"Rodcrick" always looks sharp
He also attends to his business, and, in so doing
discovers that others doesn't attend to theirs
wrote my letter last night, as usual, and
placed it in the post-office here before the town
clock struck eleven. This was done, too, in
presence Of witness, who accompanied me
there to drop in some letters of his own. The
rule Of our postmaster is to have all letters that
are placed in the Office before eleven o'clock at
night, taken up and put into the Southern ma il
which leaves for Washington at four o'clock it,
the morning According to this, therefore,
..Roderiek 81 letter should have gone with
that mail, and been in your city, ready for
distribution, at seven o'clock, a N. The rea-
son why it did not 60, and why you failed to
receive it in time, was probably, because some
post-Ofice clerk las has been the case hereto
fore under similar circumstances) failed in at
tending to his duty. 1t is q slow coach, indeed,
where mail starts at four o clock in the morn
ing, a letter is deposited in the post-Offce be-
fore eleven O'Clock ut night, allowing a margi n
of FIVE hours, and that letter, for want Of en-
terpri=e and attention, is permitted to lie over
for subsequent mail ten hours afterwards.
This may suit the tagging government, but it
would not do for private speculation, Some
folks seem ignorant of the Importance of doing
things quickly, and it would seem that the en-
tire post Office department belongs to this cate
CORY. Many Of our citizens, who correspond
With the South, are in the habit of writing
their letters and mailing them late at night
even after eleven O'Clock, not dreaming that
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EOR RENT-In healthy and pleasant location,
Il two comfortable ROOMS, furnished either can
be used as paIlors, or bed chambers Inquire 5th
street, second door from Louisiana avenue
jan 3-tf
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Erie Troubles.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA despatch
from Erie informs us that the rioters are
in the ascendant, and all is excitement.
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SmugRlod Goods.

NFw YORK, Feb. l.-Another large
seizure has been made of smugglcd goods
on board the Asia. III
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philadelphia Markets

PnILADELrHIA, Feb. Flour is held
at $3.50 per Dbl. Wheat has declined
five cents. Corn has declined four cents.
Stocks are firm. ..s,-.i.. -
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~ Joe ShilIingtOn receives all the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast rs published. He
is agent far Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers Will always find large and good as
sortment OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, ola X street ana Penn
syiyania avenue. ans 10
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$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS.

AIR Of Slippers, Stockings, and Gloves all for so
l. cents: Black Silk SO cents yard; Car ,et II
cents; Bonnets rs cents; Undersleeves, IS Chemi
setts Is; Check cents Calico cents; Gloves cts.
Undershirts 81; Shawls 81; Embroi dercd Elastics
cents, &c.
Also, adies' Gum Sanda Is G.; Slippers 81 Caters
IS; Mems Boots 81 80 Children's Shoes 25; Umbrel-
las 81 cents, &c.
Come to the Great Cheap Cash Store for Bargains,
corner Of 9TH and sts., Northern Liberties.
jan 21-tf T. B. BROWN
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BENVENUE FOR SALE,

rNHE best Farm Of its sze about 100 acres to which
i. 20 more will be added if desired,) in Fairfax
county, Va. whether regards health, natural fer.
tity, state of Improvement locality inaccessibility
to markets. of wood and purest water there is plen
ty, buildings only tolerable, schools and churches
convenient, society very good and rapidly increas
ing
For further particulars enquire of Tbos. r. Love,
ESQ., Fairfax Court House, to the subscriber, ad-
joining the premises. THOS. AP c. JONES,
ian 26-eol w&ThSw Tnt) u g. N
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LfON SALE-The Fixtures complete for an
IL Apothecary Store. These fixtures are made
IN the most substantial manner and are in perfect
order. Please apply to
sCHwARTZE & SON,
feb l-3t next to U. e. Hotel
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~ New style of Daguerreotypes, on Paper and
dlass-Strangers and citizens invited to call and
examine the New Style Of Pictures now made at
ROOT Co.'S Gallery, Pa. avenue, near It'll street.
Admittance free. ian 4-dtf
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A LADY from the North, having leased one Of
"A the new built houses on G street, opposite tie
Patent Office, with modern improvements, bath, gas
&C, would accommodate few gentlemen with par.
iors and bed room. d. eakfast from to IL a. NJ
Supper from until 12 p n Those DESTROYS of a
comfortable house and fine rooms can have them by
immediate application to
. jan 25-2ws MRS. CUAs. GRAHAM
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D K d.
In Fairfax county, Virginia, on the 2s;h ultimo
JOHN WEST, infant child of Nicholas and Catha
rine Ann Lennon, aged months.
e. Z Winchester papers copy.]
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IL Stirling, Major General in the Uni,cs State,
Army during the Revolution, by Vim. A. Duer, Ii
d, l vol.
North American Review for January
Dickens Household ords do -
Grace Manning or, the Vengeance of Claude Du.
val, a novel
Theodore, the Child of the Sea-a Sequel to GA
ftte," by Ingrshanl r. r..
Lnuy Lockwood, a novel, by Caroline Grove
John or, 6. Is q Couein in the hand worth tW.
Counts in the bush," by Emile Csrlen
A Round of Stories by the Christmas Fire, by C.
Dickens. Price cents
Frank Rivers; or, The Dangers of the Town, by J
II. Ingraham e
Jomini's Art Of War, vol, with maps rr
Jeferson's Notes on Virginia, new edition.
Mechanical Theory of Storms, by I. Rassnett
jan 31-h FRANCK TAYLOR.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

? ny Js % MCC q E, AuCtfOneer.
k0CERIES AND FURNITURE at A. c ion.-By
" virtue of a Deed Of Trus. from 8 8. Nowlaud
duly recorded in Liber s, No. IS one Of the re
cords foa Washington County, shall sell at Public
Ssle at the store Of the said Nowl nd 1T the
Of NJ and 10th streets, on WEDNESDAY,, the Sth OF
February, all the stock OF Groceries insisting Of
Sugars. 7, as, Coffees. Liquors
Broems, Buckets, Tubs, &C. =
And ell the Household Furniture consisting Of
Chairs, Tables, Beds, Dedstesds, siores,..&c "a
Terms cash. X. z. jackson, Trustee
go, .-.5 j. c. MCGUIRE
jan 3t--d Unton) Auc.innee-
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR SALE-A fine driving HORSE, SECOND
Il hand buggy, harness, &C. ut a very mcderat
price. Inquire at B0TELERS stable, on st.
feb 1-2t*
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= ,Siae ssf{as sagds ,iss.ozZI .g-l.-,.....- "a.
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~ Now Is THE rIME.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMB's GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nae, IS truly magnificent The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there Let it be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and whar is gratifying, al
ways attains it. This accounts for the success of
Plumbs Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
I'll weathers. dec T.
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PIANOS FOR SALE AID REM.

PIANOS FOR SALE AID RENT.
s9 New and secondhand PIANOS, of my
HEf Town and several other factories, are al
ways to be had at my Piano Wareroon, on 18th st.,
between Pa. avenue and st.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
I Tuning also attended to.
Jan 1S-eo3mH r. c. REICuENBACH
TURKISH PERFUMENY.
DURE Otto of Rose .t. -t ~
Light Ross .r.'
Sultan Amber suy 81.
Harcm Chickek Suy -Ets. #.-
Tennis Lick Buy, or Beauty Water
For sale at BIRGES
jan lift Willards' Hotel. .
Drs. FlOdOardO and "AVINC asso-
Hamilton p. Howard IL ciated in the
Practice of MedciIe offer their services to the public
Office and residence, corner 10th and + sis.
Aar DR.. T. Howard's health being re-established,
he will as heretofore, devote special attention to Mid
wifery and the diseases of women aud children.
jan 16-d2m* a-"l
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MONEY SAVEDy
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

HYATT, 7lh street, third door above /, Oarge
Ill red awning post in 'front.' is now selling of
his entire stock of goods, embracing great variety
Of fancy and staple Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats
Caps, Bonneta, &c. at very reduced prices for cash
lie would invite ALL far and near to visit his store
and see what inducements be has to offer. Those
who pay cash down will be astonished at the cheap
ers and at all prices to wit:
5000 yards rich style Caicoes at T. s. g. TO- and II
cents t' - -.
1000 yards figured and plain DsLaines, from 10 to
1000 yards colored aud black figured and plain Alpa
cas- from 1211 cents up
800 yards rich figured and changeable Silks, to be
FOLD without regard to cost. Extra bargains
may be expected in these goods.
Rich black Silks from 50 cents to 81 50; Ginghams
10 cents bale all wool white Flanneis at IS cents
worth 81 cents; good Stockings 81 cents; Socks 6l
cents; Gents and Ladies' Gloves oL cents: Worked
Collars from cents to $3.50; good linen Handk'fs
81 cents; q large lot of Long shawls and Blankets
very cheap; good Ticking cts colored and white
Spool Cotton, az cts per dozen also, Mems Goods,
Boots mems good shoes IS cts usual price 81;
Ladies' CATERS 81; leo pairs Ladies' Buskrs at the
low price of 80 cts; ladies' morocco Boots 87L cents
worth .25; Boys Shoes 81 cents; Chids Shoes from
10 cents up. SLASH -r-.-. s.-
lot Of old fashioned Boots and Shoes at h ALI
price. Also, Amt of old fashioned Dress Goods viii
be sold at sacrifice. Inshort ell other articles at
corresponding low prices. s....
Purchasers will find that they can really "ssye
'ney" by examining my stock before purchasing
elsewh here. iE !f4E aLy5
Be particular and remember the name
-r.teL X. G. HYATT,
eth street, three doors above street..
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= Oath 0fmIavv>

Boston, Tuesday. Jan. SL-Abraham
Moore . distinguished member Of the
Suffolk bar, died last night, aged 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DIsLEY q GOODHLLSyARERTE.
IL Mr.. GO0DALL and MRS. GLADSTANE.
Third appearance of Miss ELIZA LOGAN. ''f'
I ELS EVENING will be performed the
:, Favorite Danes by Mile esnevieve.
The evenings entertainments to conclude With
81 E-s-.szs THE HONEYMOON.
Prices Of Admission :-Orchestra chairs rs cents
aress circle, so cents; gentleman accompanied BY
TWO ladies, 81; family circle IS cents. =
Doors open at s1%-commence ct ~ o'clock.
IN - -' 80 : STAR COMPANY.
Reengagement Of Mr.. COLLINS.
TUX FORTUNE HUNTERS.
Overture by the Orchestra -. ~.
10 oe ioiiowed by the amusing farce OF
TO conclude with the farce Of I. Il. LtL,-L-l :
~s SENT 10 THE TOWER.
Prices Of Admission: Dress circle. parqust, and
tnro tier 90 cents reserved and orchestra seats IS
cents famiiy circle and colored gallery p cents.
Doors open at 6sz, to commence at o'clock.
- se0.g' PROFESSOR LAWS
WiLL OPEN BIS GRAND ILLUMINATED OF.
T1CAL EXHIBITION OF CHEAICAL
CKfSTAL1NE VIEWS, OR DISSOLTING do
KAhAS, AT FORREST HALL GEORGETOWN, D.
81. frsaF - > -
EmoodyiDg the most natural representations OF
the picturesque Scenery of Switzerland and the
cont to Mount Blanc; American Summer and Win
ter Scenery Scrptural and Der views of the most
moral ana instructive character Also, witness the
Eruption Of Fesuyius and destruction of Pompai Eli
amid the brilliant Fire Works, and enjoy hearty
laugh at the Comicalties. The prummond Light.
the most powerful and brilliant discovered, will
Be exhibited and explained.
Fl Admission % cents; children half price. +'H-'
Doors open at,614 o'clock commence at
jan 3l-2t
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VALUABLE LAND FOB SALE OR LEASE

VALUABLE LAND FOB SALE OR LEASE.
Within one hours ride Of the Batimore and the
Washington Markets.
RARE CHANCE FOX SMALL FARMERS, MAR
KET GARDENERS AND DAIRYMEN.
THE undersigned offers for sale or lease in par
i GELS Of from 80 to 100 acres 1850 acres of land
lying on the southeastern sido of the Washington
and Baltimore Railroad, running along the railroad
for nearly two miles, joining the Laurel farm and
within one mile of the manufacturing village of
laurel
The land is Of varied character ranging from a
light sand loan to clay SOIL and by proper man
agement could be placed in high state OF cultiva-
ton It's admirably adapted for vegetables and all
kinds Of grain crops. 1t Is also excellent grazing
land.
Fine springs and streams abundantly water this
property.
The Patuxent river one mile south Of the village
of Laurel, runs through it. tH
The bottoms adjacent to the river, containing 800
acres, are the finest natural meadows in the state
Maryland. There railroad and turnpike com.
municatlons to both Washington and Baltimore
No better opportunity ever offered to purchase
market Farms or Dairies The natural ADVANTAGES of
this land admirably adapts it for such purposes
This land Will be either leased or sold on reason.
able terms. !.
Persons wishing to lease or buy can see the ground
and be made acquainted with the terms by applying
to r. N. SNOWDEN, -
-.F-.. ''Fairland," Laurel Depot.
~ The land is well wooded. ID
jan 27-4t
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81 When death is at the door. the ,eG ~ Which
would have saved life if administered in time comes
too late Do not trife with disease. Rely upon it.,
taintness and lassitude pervade the system-when
the sleep is disturbed, the appetite feeble the mind
ethargic the nerves unnaturally sensitive, and the
head contuscd-rely upon il, that when these symp-
toms occur, the powers Of vitality are failing, and
that, unless the mischief Is promptly checked life
cau be shortened as well rendered miserable Now
we know from mass of testimony, greater than was
ever before accumulated in favor of on remedy that
jackson, PHILADELPHIA will Immediately ahate. and.
In the en entirely remove all of these disorders az
surely as mathematical process will solve q prob
lem. Who, thu, will endure the agony, ami tho
risk OF life, with health and safety within reach2
For sale BIZ Druggists everywhere
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GARDENER WANTED-An indus,ri-
~ Gus sober man with small family, who un-
derstands vegetable gardening, can HAYES very ad-
Alexandria Va 20 to 80 acres, or more If required
would be allotted of first quality land situated south
and east slope Cabbage, lettuce, onions, Ksie and
straw berries planted out Also, large quality of
good manure on hand Horses and implement fur
nished. Also, comfortable House and wood, large
and good or:hard Apply Immediately to WASH.
L. HARPER, Alexandria, or on his farm. Al Q
ian 2.-oo2t
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fs-5E RS WASHINGTON
STEAM CRACKER. RAKERV

-eTsEse sgs WASHINGTON
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY, ~
e street, betUeen Four -anda-haif and 9th streets.
flNHE subscriber having enlarged and re6tted his
i establishments wi h the most improved ma
chinery driven by steam, il now prepared to supply
any demand with which be may be favored.
The facilities with which he il provided, enables
him to manufacture Crackers which will compare in
quality and price with any In the Market
No exertion will be spar,d to give satisfaction;
orders promptly filed and delivered free of expense
Country merchants and others sending orders by
mall can have their goods delivered at the Railroad
Depot, the Canal in Georgetown, any of the Steam
boat landings. To- -.
On hand and ready for delivery, q full ebpply o.
fresh Soda, Butter, Water and Sugar Crackers-
Wine Biscuit, Lemon, and other pic mics.
jan l4-eo3w. THOS II. HAVENNER
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
sExf4EsslY fos no T7mfSs sf1f.


QuksEc, February The Parliament
House and adjoining buildings, including
librarys containing valuable literary and
historical books, instruments. &c, were
totally destroyed by FIRE - O'Clock
this morning. Insurance on buildings
$50, 600. and on library $4,000. 1t is
supposed to have been the work Of an in
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Besaini in Boston.

:, BesroN, Feb. The Pope's nuncie,
bedini, arrived here last evening. At
midnight, Bishop Fitzpatrick was burnt
IN emgy on The Commons, in the pres
ence Of large crowd. mostly Germans.
1t is the intention Of Bcdini to depart in
the Niagara. IS. - r.
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AUCTION SALES.

By DOWNS & HUTCHINSON, ues.
EsANcY GOODS -0VNey 0eoAAa< Aezet- $780,
F.sss1y ~ oSa 80 4 y mi
our store large assortment Of N'1rg-f8 p sitA1
Fancy Gesds Work Boxes, Writing Desks a. i,sa
Portfolios, Psrtemot paies, Crrd Cssess7 = 49, 80
Pocket hives. Rsrors, Sharing cssee esa,f3a.a -
Fancy VASES, Perfumery, &c a., - 90 i.4r e
Also, two very superior Double barrel twist Guns
and several second-hsnd Guns = y = al : =
Also, 5000 Java Cigars, In lots to suit the pur
chasers- f~'
Terms cash. L.ILlLorr.t ,,.,-.----
DOWNS HUTCHINSON [IQg
@ Auctioneers and Comm sion Merchauts
Atheneu I'm Building, Penna avenue.
jan Sl-3t s l.7o ',*7e1 - 80 -
BY GREEN u sCoTT, Aucttoneers.
EXTENSIvE SALE OF NEW AND SECOND
IL hand Furniture at Auction.--on FRIDAY, the
Sd Of February at 10 o'clock, We shall sell at our
auction store at the corner Of 9th street and Penn
sylvaria avenue, g very extensive assortment Of
Furniture, viz: s.vsfs f57lsT iasz -4s
fne large mahogany cond-band Wardrobe
I Mahogany marble top Dressing Bureaus y.e- r..
do do centre, sofa, side, and ett %
Tables ---'t- s.s-ts,-r1
Do extension, csrd, 'quartette, and Jenny
Lind Tables q = pr =. l,--s .s4i
Do maroletop wssh Closets, Hatrack., &c.
b. DO French and other Bedsteads ana Ward
Feather Beds Hair and Shuck Mattresses ..
Mahogany rocking, castor, arm, and parsor Chairs
Do Sofs.. Bookcase. S, Secretaries
China, Glass, and Crockeryware
With large lot Of other articles which we cccn
unnecessary TO enumerate.
Terms: All sums of and under $50 cash over $50
credit off and so days for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest -.
Jan SD Auctioneers
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SILKS. sILKsm SILKsm .-.. -.
"E have on hand u splendid assortment of Silks
w consisting in part of, viz:
10 pieces "A inches wide Pink Poult dc soe, at 81
10 do do Whits do do
10 do do Blue do do -
20 do do Tan, Mazerine Blue, Brown,
end other colors, At 81 and upwards
1000 yards small cbeckered Silks, at 62lz cts
1,5o0 do Brocade Silks at 81 iLf e
Black siiks Of various kinds d. 4
French Merinos and French Mousseline de LANES
very cheap
Great bargains to be had in Cloaks, Mantllas, and
Shawls -. "a
Alpscas and Bombasins. all qualities
k6ull assortment Of etsple Goods of all kinds
Purchasers will do well to give us a call befo re
buying elsewhere. HALL BROTHER.
Jan 2S-eo2w rE 81 81 r4-s
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A GENTLEMAN who has had 4 years ex.
"A perenee in country store, while waiting for
better berth under Governments would like en-.
ploy nent In posting books, making out accounts,
de-, from 3. m. to Up. M, for moderate compen.
saon can give satisfactory references as to capacity
integrity, &c. Address "Frank.'' through the Post
Office. ian 1s-ats
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Lon Evening Parties.-Gloves, Cravats
H. Ties and Scarfs in eat variety, Of rich and
fashionable styles. A full assortment on hand at
sF ....- ..... - r. LANES p -
-s.~Fse st.a.--s Gents Furnishing Store, IL
ffys Pa. avenue, near Fourand half street
jan 2S-eo2w Unt and SentineD
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SELECT SOIREEs DANSANTE.

DROF. Fl. w. MUNDER takes great pleasure in
IL announcing the commencement of his Soirees,
on THURSDAY EVENING, January Goth, at his
Hall, Columbia Place, corner Of eth street and La
avenue, and will continue every Thursday through
out the season.
Gentlemen wishing to subscribe by the month can
do SO by applying at Mr.. J. r. Ellis Music Store, Pa:
avenue, near 10th st.
The School is open for the reception of pupils on
Tuesday, at 80 m and Saturday at 10 m, for Ia
day nights at o'clock, for gentlemen. -
ian lS-TuW&Th3w
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1F Ire GREATEST ARTICLE YET fRopUcED-J Rus
sell Spaldings LIBERATED highest premium Cythere-
an Hair OH or Wash, composed of Rosemary and
Gator Oil, for Identifying, cmbe,lishing curling,
improving, restoring, and invigorating the hair
Trial Bottles rs cents only Offering ell an cppor-
tunisy to test its virtues OF trifiing expense.
Sold wholesale and retail by u. b. GILMAN Chemist
DC.
Manufacturer Of and Principal Depot for Gilman's
instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, the best Hair Dye
ever yet used.
Also, dealer in every popular Medicine of the day.
~ POPULAR DEMoNsTRArIoNs-This emphatically
an age Of demonstrations but of the most popu-
lar and agreeable demonstrations we think of Just
now is that which tests the excellence and superior
ity OF the Daguerreotypes made by ADAMS DUNsHEx
successors to Thompson.
Their Gallery Is over Lane fuckers Store, Penn
sylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th SITS.
Give them call and you will find that "seeing is
3 DeileVlng. jan 26-f
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DOOR, BLIND, & SASH FACTORY.
TIVE undersigned has completed tie above estab
i lishment, and is now prepared 10 execute every
variety of work, DORIS, Blinds, Sash, Mouldings
Scroll Saving, &c to which he desires to call atten
ton CT builders and others r-rF e. d. - -F.l
Intending to devote his whole attention to this
business, he hopes to receive share of the public
patronage.
He has connected with the above the manufact ure
of planes and having the services of of the best
makers in the country. is prepared TO furnish car
pcnters and dealers at short notice. ..t.... T.
WA. B. DAVIS,
= Cor. LIST and sts., near Railroad Depot.
III
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~ ENTLEMENSF UNDER GARMENTS of Silk.
" Cashmere, Fur, Merine, Scotch and Lambs
wool, Plain and Net Cotton and Canton Flannel OF
all Sizes qualities and prices, some extra large sizes
full supply on hand at
LANES
40 ~. Gents. Furnishing Establishment,
Pa avenue, near Four aud Half street.
jan 2S-eo2w