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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-11

UPWARD TENDENCIEs.-The Philadel.
phia Sun says sc There is not an editor
or publisher in the country, who does not
feel that everything is going up in price
but newspapers. The New York Mirror
says, while paper.makers have risen on
the raw material, and rents are beyond
all precedent, newspapers are selling for
only two cents. What then shall the
penny press say, when the two centers
complain, and talk of striking for the
three cent pieces, and letting the coppers
60 to the beggars This is a subject
that requires consideration.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WAREHOUSE
II

JAShScN HALLs
This large and spscous store has lately been fit.
from his former stand between 9th and 10th street.
and who Is introducing many articles hich ar. en-
tirely now bore. Great pleasure will be taken in
having his stock examined by the public.
The following comprise in part his Caf6loclle.
Perrhyn Marble Mantes. durable and more bean.
tfui than the MARBLE and less than one halt of tb.
price.
Iron Msntels, these also are well worthy of a.tsn
ton =
Parior and Chamber Crates of every variety Ct
style and finish
Encanstc Tile, for hall floors and yesibules
Painted Wire Window Shades and Signs
Iron fire-proof Safes, from the celebrated manu-
factory of Edwards Fernad
School Furniture and Office Desks .-.as ...
Queens Patent Portable FORCES ,.
Fairbanks Scales and BALANCES
Twowheef Gigs or Chaises and Harnesses
IRON BEDSTEADS AND FURNITURE.
Iron Bedsteads Of every variety
Spr ne Mattiesses
Clothes Dryers
fiat and Umbrella Stands .s
Settees and Hall Chairs
Pier Slabs aud Gilt Brackets
Bronzed Andirons and Tenders - ...
Fire Set aud Blower Stands
Marble Top Tables and Stands.
Foat Scrapers and Wash Stands
AFo, Otis Patent Lightning Rods, these are supe
rlor to any thing yet introduced.
IRON FENCES AND RAILINGS
For Cemetery Enclosures, City Lots Balconies We
randahs, &c. or these there is endless variety
being of Wrought, Cast Iron and Wire.
All orders Will be promptly executed and dimen-
sions taken when required.
Patterns Of the Fences may be Seen at the store
aud selections made.
Wire Fencea for Farming purposes, Wickershsm's
Patent. -. RALPH HAsKINS,
jackson Hall, Pa ave. bet Sd and AZ Sta
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SEVERN.
Feb. 10. 81 o'clock. P. M

This has been the &c great day of battle in
the House Of Delegates of Maryland Mr.
Cochran's "Prohibitory Liquor Law Bill
came up, and caused considerable debate
Every thing was resorted to by the enemies of
the measure to kill off, the bill, but the
g Maine Law men, fought like veterans. Some
eighteen sections of the bill were read through
when an adjournment was obtained till to-
morrow Saturday at IL o'clock. The city is
alive with strangers from every point of the
State-some in favor of such law, others
strenuously opposed to it. M.
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q The act before the Maryland Leg
islature, having for its object the increase
of the issue of the banks of that State, is
embraced in one section, as follows:
g Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland, That the restriction Of the Issue of
bank notes, by the fifth fundamental article of
the act passed at January session 1853, chap
ter AL, to the amount of the capital actually
paid into the several banking corporations in
this State, be, and the same is hereby re.
pealed." ST. a..r.
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BIRTHNIGHT RAII

V'HE ''wAsHINGToN LIGHT f.SFaNrRyn,,..
pleasure in announcing to their friends and
the citizens generally that their annual Raj
viii be held at Csrusis Saloon. on WEDNESDAY
February I'D. and they assure ali ~ho may horor
them with their presence the occasion that MOI
ing shall be lel undone the part of the Company
to make it an evening Of pleasure and Qualification
Supper and refreshments served up BY s. oompe'
tent caterer. =
A superior Cotillon Band has been engaged for
the occasion. .
Tickets TWO DoLLARs-to be had Of J. o. War
ner, Georgetown; w. b. Butt, corner Pa. avenue and
18th street; j. z. Power, corner La avenue and TIT
street; Shillingtons, corner Pennsylvania ave
Of the Bali. 'l.- ~ =
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The POPULATION OF ROME. The
Vicar-General has recently published an
account of the population of Rome in the
year 1853. 1t was as follows: Bishops
81, priests 1888, monks and members of
religious orders 2,185, nuns 1873. semi
narists and members of colleges 424, nom
Catholics Excluding Jews) 4SS, whole
population 1T ,0l4 souls.
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~ WHY HAVE We TWO EYES THAT was the
question which Mr.. WHEATsroSE entrapped nature
into answering, in the new theory of vision. In
June, 1888, Prof. WHEArsToSE detailed the true
theory Of hnocu!ar vision, together with descrip-
ton an diagram of his illustrative APPARATUS which
he first called the STsREoscopE. (af:er two Greek
words meaning Solids, see') for which, in 1910,
he was awarded the loyal Medal. Its practical
utility has been overlooked until vary recently it
has been applied to Daguerreotypes. WHITEHURsT
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
angles and also in the coloring by which they super
sede ythng We have yet seen in Photography. We
advise ali who have not them to cali at his Gal
lery, over the store of Duvall Bro near fourand-
a half STRAIT " ~
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Baltimore Narketa.

BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, IL M.-Bread-
stuffs very dull. Prices declined. Plenty
of sellers and few buyers. Flour held
at $3.50, but no sales. Wheat declinei;
$500 offered, but small sales of white at
S2.05 a 50. 10; red Sc. OLA 500. Corn,
% 900 bushels offered. Sales of white
at SO 95 cents: yellow at same prices.
Oats-sales at so cts. Whiskey IS cts.
per gallon.
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UThe Louisville Courier learns that
Mr.. O'Brien, the proprietor of a wood
yard On the Mississippi river, in Fort
Adams Reach, employs one hundred and
thirty hands constantly in chopping,
hauling and cording wood for the supply
boats. His income during the past year,
or rather wood receipts, was sixty-fve
thousand dollars.
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4 LADY from the North, having leased one If
"A the new built houses on g street. opposite tie
iatent Office, with modern improvements, bath, gas
&c, would accommodate q few gentlemen with par
iors and bed room. Breakfast from 8 to IL g. M
Supper from until IL D m. These desirous of q
comfortable house and fine rooms can have them by
immediate application to
jan 25-2w* MRS CUAS GRAHAM
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ULand in some sections of New
Jersey is selling at high prices. The
Salem Standard says that recently Mr..
Joseph C. Sheppard sold his farm, over
three miles from Salem, for 1926 per acre.
Miss Isabella Parrot has sold her farm in
Quaker Neck" for about $4,000. 1t
contained $50 acres. a- 3.t,
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Wreck Of steamer-rire.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-The steamer
James L. Day, Tor Key West, has broke
in two, and been towed to st. Marks.
No lives have been lost.
The money market at the present time
is very stringent.
A fire at the corner Of ST. Charles and
Union streets. burnt the agency building
of the London and Liverpool companies.
The loss is comparatively moderate.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Feb. IL, IL p. M.-Flour
dull-sales of 5000 bbls. State brands at
50 90 a 50 u; Southern at So 81 a
50 A. Wheat dull-white at So 80;
red duller at 50 "a. Corn-sales of
10000 mixed at 81 03; yellow 81 o.
Cotton dull. Stocks advanced.
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UThe culture of tobacco in Connect.
cut is said to be becoming extensive and
profitable. In many of the river towns,
tobacco is the principal crop grown. In
order to promote its culture, company
has been formed in Hartford, with a CAPT.
tai of $25,0OO for the purpose of opening
a tobacco inspection warehouse in that
city.
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BENVENUE FOR SALE.

best Farm OF Its SIZE about l3e acres, to which
Il 40 more will te sdded If desired ia Fairfa.
county, Va whether regards health, natural fer
UNITY, state OF improvement locality, inacccssibilit,
to markets of wood and pur-st water there is plen
y' buildings only tolerable, schools and churche,
convenient society very good and rapidly increass
inr.
Fer further particulars enquire of Thos r. Leve.
ESQ Fairfax Court House, or 20 the suhscrjber ada
joining the premises. TIL IS AP C. JONES,
Jan Zo-eolw&Th3w Qpt) u. SN
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ANNAPOLIS CORRESPONDENCE.
ANNAPOLIS. MD. February Q. 1856.

ANNAPOLIS, Md TeuIuary ., Ioo4'
annapolis and Naval Academy Items, DC.
Does any of your readers know what has
placed this ancient metropolis 50 long in the
retrograde? Answer: because those rich men
Of the city, who were able to improve and
beautify the same, have been too fond of count
ing their thousands at the sacrifice Of her
prosperity and what little has been done of
late towards adding impetus to Annapolis, is
wholly due to the energy and perseverance of
the working classes.
in the place are four churches; Protestant
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70 It is estimated that nine thousand
pianos are made every year in the United
States, giving constant employment to
one thousand nine hundred hands, and
costing over 100000. ,Eg
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Crystal Palace a Total Failure.

New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Crystal
Palace proves a total failure. On an ex-
animation into the condition Of the COM
pany, it is found that the capital stock
and all the receipts of the company have
been spent, leaving it in debt to the
amount of $4,000
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ID i K II

~ ID K ID.
On the 10Th instant, JAMES A. LEHMAN, in the
34th year Of his age $50
N?-Hls remains will be conveyed from his late
residence, ON llih street, between and H. to St
Matthew's Church, on Monday morning, the 18th
instant, at 10 O'Clock, where mass of requiem will
be sung His friends and those of the family are
especially invited to attend. rlT1T
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-11

FOR BALLS, PARTIES, LEvEES, &C.
MAXWELL g. SEARS have lust receiver
WI six magnificent Evening Dresses embroidered
with gold They are on consignment for a few days
with orders to close them out at l5 EACH which is
great sacrifice being less than they cost to import
We Invite the attention of the ladies to these rare
and elegant goods. MAXWELL 4 SEARS ~
Fancy store, Penn. avenue, between 9th and
febT-eo3tif -i-s - 10th streets
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1854.
BEWARE OF IMPOsTTION.

TNHE undersigned, proprietors Of hotels In Wash.
Il ington, advise ell persons visiting said city not
TO deliver their checks to the baggage master who
passes through the cars between Baltimore and
Washington, but to retain them until their arrival
At the Washington depot, where they will find the
porters of the hotels who will take charge Ct their
checks and conduct them to the hotel coach. By
pursuing this course they viii avoid 8 double tax
on their pockets BY having themselves and their
baggage conveyed for the same fees rs are charged
by this monopolizins agent for the baggage alons.
and they will at the time avoid tbs rexatisue
delays and dissppointments which constantly occur
from ono individual having charge OF the baggage
for the Weole city. .tef UT
-tsss &c. 4 II. A. WILLARD, wiIhrds' Hotel 4.
go Ma IA DEXTER & Nssionsi h%el l,1H =.
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Metropolitan Daguerrean Gallery.

(rWHe1y IAompS0RS)
fINHE propretors having purchased the above es-
l. tablishment would invite the attention Of the
itizens Of Washington and vicinity to specimens Of
their Photographic skill which have excited the ad-
Uliration OF all who have seen them, and which
admitted by artists to be unsurpassed if equaied by
anything heretofore at aimed in the art.
MINISTRIES made in emery style equally as well in
cloudy as fair weather. -
Especial attention is solicited to our new STYLE of
'olored photographs. ADAMS & DUNSIIEE.
ian l3-tf
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PERRyAN PATENT PENS

pLANK Books; Inkstands; Envelopes of every
ID variety, penknives, porte monnaies, combs
brushes, folders, blue, black, and red Inks indel
BILE ink, Green's pencil eraser states, drawing pen-
ellis, metallic memorandum books, extra biottine
psper, card Of all kinds.
And as good an assortment Of SHEET MUSIC as
can be found In the District. t Fis .sy
Persons In want Of . book of popular music can
make q selection on accommodating terms, at
WIMER'S, q
Sixth street, near Louisiana avenue
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The Ohio RiyAr

WHEELING, Feb. 10.-The river has
risen to five feet in the channel, but is
not yet of sufficient height to prevent the
running of large class boats.
The railroad is rapidly carrying off the
immense amounts of freight, bound east
ward, that had accumulated here.
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Fatal AGray.

CUMBERLAND, MD, Feb. 11.-Yester-
day an ARRAY occurred between Cornelius
johnson and DIR. Conn, in which the lat
ter was shot dead.
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BOOKS!BOOKS !!-BOOKSm
CURIOUS, RARE, AND VALUABLE.

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
u j. CATH RS g. BRO.
1G2 BALTIMORE STREET
CORNER OF HOLIDAY, BALTIMORE, ND.
Sibly's Astrolosy and OccuIt Sciences, vol,
4to., numerous steel plates, p,ic 80 OC
Webster on Witchciaft, l vol, 1t :, London
lo'l, price s OG
Boyer's History Of the Life aud Reign of Queen
Anne. illustrated with all the medals
struck in this reign, with their explana-
lions, and other useful and ornamental
cuts, vol, folio, price. OF
Beaumonts Travels from France to Italy 4.
through the Alps, with Typographical
and historical descriptions, maps and
numerous hne plates, 1 VOL, folie half
calf, price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s &C
The Princes of Brabant, SIS fine Portraits,
vol, small, 4to-, boards, price........... 3 po
Heynee Virgil, vols, Syo +, calf, IS; Dodsley',
Collection Of Poems vols, 12no. calf s.: Rapns
Critical Works vols. thick, limo calf, 81 sO War
ton GU the Genius ard Writings cf Pope with Tick
ellis autograph VOLS Syo., calf S3 Sir John pal
rymple's Memoirs of Great Britain and ireland. Z
vols, SVo., calf Sc Ashs Dictionary If the Epcish
Language, containing all the obsolete end uncom.
mon words, vols, Svo calf, 81; Hoxelrs History q,
the World vols, folio, half calf 16S5, $40; NJ r.
Cicero on the Nature of Gods, 1 VOL. ito yellum.
published l49s, very scarce 50; Longinus by Pearce
vol, limo, calf Sl.5o; Rollins Bellies Letters
vols, limo, calf, $780, The Lives of the Lord.
ChancellOrs, Lords Keepers and Lords Commission,
ers Of the Great Seal Of England, vols limo calf
s.; and many others equally scarce and cheap.
fe IF j. GATHERS & BRO.
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70 Since the discovery of gold in CAL
ifornia, six hundred vessels have gone
round Cape Horn and never returned. A
few Of them have been lost, but the
greater number have been employed in
the Pacific trade. - bus
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Drs. FlOdoardo and IIAVING <asso-
Hamilton p. Howard i IL ciated in the
Practice of Medcie offer their services to the public
Office and residence, corner 10th and L SITS.
IS DR.. +. Howards health being reestablshed,
he will as heretofore, devote special attention TO Mid
wifery and the diseases of women and children.
ID ian 1G-d2m*
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Message of the Governor Of Maine.

PORTLAND, FEB. l0.-Governor Crosby
delivered his annual message on Wednes-
day. 1t is almost entirely local. The
finances OF the State are in fourishing
condition. EL5s z-5
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ny r. N. sTRATTOK. AuctieAser.
a eS..Ihe Sale Of Fancy Goods. Trimmings
n Embrofderies. Toys, &c ,y.t the stors al M u
an On tennsylssniA ayenue rear lO,h STREET
80 ~ ~'0 each oiy until the whole Is closed.
x.,a s,S 4. N. srRATToN,
Ae'' ~ trctinpeer
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THE WESTERN TELEGRAPH Co.
l. have removed their Office to Gadsby's Hotel on
Pennsylvania avenue, near corner Sd street.
The Rooms occupied by them over Gilman's Drug
Store are f.; rent.
For particulars inquire at the Western Telegraph
Office. ian 3O-tf
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~ The stock of NOAH WALKER Co.'S Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium is as rich and varied at present,
citizens i'll want of Great Bargains, in fashionable
Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
give them call before purchasing elsewhere Their
goods are by themselves and purchasers
may rely on good fit. They are closing out their
extensive assortment at greatly reduced prices as
they must all be disposed of in time for the coming
season. Citizens strangers, and visitors, call on
them if you would save money.
ian off
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n A 3 z IE ..

In Georgetown, on the 6ih instant, by the Rev. j.
NJ. p. Atkinson, BOUDINOT S. LOUEY, ESQ, of
Baltimore, Maryland, to Miss MAMIE, daughter
OF the late George FRENCH Esq, of tho District of
Columbia. :.
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Election OF a q. 8 Senator

AUGUSTA, Feb. 10.-The Hon. William
Pitt Fessenden, Wing, was to-day elected
Z. S. Senator from Maine till March 4th,
1852. $3.50.
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Sailing Of the Franklin.

New YORK, Feb. l0.-The sailing of
the steamer Franklin for Hayre is post
poned till Tuesday next.
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FARM EoR SAFE

I WILL sell the Mizpah Farm fer $780, 1t is loca
Il TED IN Montgomery county, Nd, ni' e miles
from Washington city and foar miles from Belt,
vile Station. 1t contains liz acres more or less is
well watered and well timbered, has good barn on
II; the house and other buildings are ordinary tn
Sol Is good and well feHce1 good road TO it from
Washington Rock Greek Chul ca Road)
Apply to the subscriber, corner + and 10th street
north ..-. WM. BUkNHAM.
feb T-eo2v
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w New style of Daguerreotypes, on Paper and
Glass-Srangers and citizens arc invited to call and
examine the New Style Of Pictures now made at
ROOT q Cos Gallery, Pa. avenue, near 7th street.
Adm1ttauce free. ian 4-dtf
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California Steamer Disabled

NORFOLK, Feb. 1l.-One of the Cali
fornia steamers put in her yesterday dis
abled.
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DROWNE's HARPS.-Two of the above
I'D celebrated doubleaction Harps can be seen for
snree Gays &C our music Depot. Al desirous Of pur
: jan At o i1'.a HILBUS 1 RITz.
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Destructive Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.-Owens' Hotel
was destroyed by fire this evening. Loss
about $4,000.
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GEORGETOWN, d. G.
GRAND FIREMEN's AND CITIZENS
-.GE 8 a L T

.TNHE ,VIGLLANTs FIRE COMPANY announce to
Il their friends and the public generally that their
annual ia Id will take place at Forrest Hail. on St
VALENTINES DAY, February 18th.
The Company respectfully solicit the patronage OF
the public, who may rest assured that no pains OF
expense on their part will be spared to make this
ball one OF the most agreeable of the season.
Superior CotilOn music is engaged for the occa.
sion.
The refreshment department will be managed to
give entire satisfaction. r.
Competent persons will take charge of the dress
ing room.
Fireman are requested to appear in full uniform.
No hats or caps admitted In the ball room, except
hui
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~ Joe ShfIlington receives all the NEW
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
is agent fer Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always linda large and good as
of Blank Books and Stationery al his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of ~ street and Penn
syiVanla avenue. aug 10
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~ Now is THE TIxE.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., 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 SUP uort and what is gratifying al
ways attalns it, This accounts for the success of
Plumb's Gallery Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
all Weathera dec7-
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r-s.-s. . GRAND BALL
OF fH1
ISLAND SOCIAL CIIR.

THE members of the Club take pleasure In An
i neuucing to their friends and the public ren..
rally that their first grand BALL will take place q
leland Hall, on the 14th Of February 1854
Every effort will be made by the Club tn m.to
this ball one of the most pleasant and agreeable OF
the season. Their patrons rest assured that no
Isins or expense viii be spsred in oontributine 70
their enjoyment. - =
The best COtulon Music has been engaged for the
OCCASION. 5-- - -
Tickets ONE CoLLAR-to be had a6u1hs mana.
gers and at the deor on the evening of th6 ball.
= : 100 D ~ MANAGERs
~" n Dudley, jr, ne . J w Peee,
Driscol, WIN sauyu.p
! D oBriss, ny Il G pemaG'
Evans, ~ FUSS,
Cory, wv Rsdley
IndernAuer, iHs y Belt
DRETTY VALENTINEgs Cheaps
tst Winners Stationery and
Music Store, 9Th street near la avenue
= A LIENS SELF COOKING PISTOLS, for sale at
"a - - p 49, p = LAMM0Np,S, 1th street.
p jap1s--St. rHszs,sa -
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BUILDING LOTS.-A variety ofcity build
- ing LOTS foe sale On accommodating terms
Also, Dwellings. Apply to MYEi,LE d WEBB,
zeal Estate Agents, few doors east Of National Hotel
ian A-en2m
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tfOA hE MA good Store Room. situated on
Il Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets, and near the two Hotels, with gas fixtures
we'll calculated for Confectionery Stationery, or
Fancy store, or any other mercantile business 1t
VIII be rented reasonable application to
DAHL ROWLAND.
eD 9-St~ bear the premises
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tINOH RENT-A small frame HOUSE, on the
Il west side Of 1lth street, between 1 and sts
north Inquire Of G. ". or ii. G. Stewart at corner
ot IL and 18th sts The house contains goou rooms
feb 9-3t*
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EfoR RENT-A good two-story frame HOUSE,
Il containing five rooms, with large yard and
outhouses on the east side of 9th street west bet
NJ and streets north. The key may be found at
Mr Drains, two doors north of the premises Rent
$40 per month, payable monthly. Enquire 81 the
sub crlber, corner Of 9th and streets
feb lists FIR I0RD