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4 CHANCE TO MAKE M0NEY-PRoFITABLE AND
a honorable empieymeptThe subscriber is desrous Of
an in each county and town Of the Union
apital s. to $40 only will be required aad
thing like efficient energetic man can make from three
10 Eve dollars per day. indeed Of the agents
Iloyed realizing twice that sum Every information
will be given by addressing. postage paid,
WN A KINSLEH box Col Philsdelphia Post Once.
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TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE NEW YORK, APRIL
10 ls54,Notics to tax paysrs-Ths assessment roll
will be open for examination and review from Satmd&4
the Goth day Nay until Monday the 2th day Of june
elusive All tax DESTROYS OF examining correcting
the rolls requested to make application =
the undersigned at their ess, between the hours on
A. n. Apd4 N.
~ ~ i t1 t SsEEEssssssra Tax Commissioner.
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acquainted with the making q mattresses and pallias
a. vshes engagement Would prefer piece work Best
n reference given Address A. b. c. Chatham square Post
~ days
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A GENTLEMAN is DESTROYS OF RECEIVING PRI-
N yate lessons in the French language from q compe-
tent native French teacher. Address X b. Herald ONCE
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A TTENTION INVITED TO MR. BRISTOw's WRITING
IA academy, 1898 broadway the superior psnman and
teacher Ladies and gentlemen OF all posty
taught graceful free and rapid, beautiful handwriting
This 10 the where good hand can be gained
Please call Visiting cards written.
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEoRGETowN, january IL, 1854.
Our City Councils were in session last night, and
Transacted quite 4 larle amount OF business Among
the most important measures under consideration was
bill in relation to our Corporation elections one in
relation TO tie .Causeway, and the report of the
Trustees of The Poor and Workhouse for the wear
1913, and their estimate of eNpcnses for the same for
1854. They also passed JOINT resolution directing
the Mayor To cause the Corporation property near
tile hsh dock Oh Water street, to be vacated soon
rs practicable, and loan the same to Capt Jonathan
w. Calhe. and others, to be used and Occupied by
them as a Sabbath School room, and for other
religious PURPOSES. We were much pleased to see
Tins move meet with the hearty consent AMI apprO
baton OF every member in both Boards. The cause
tor which l. TO be loaned is certainly prascworty
"ne-one that should commend itself to every lover
Oi morality and good order in our city.
Til. Rev. French r. Evans will preach in the
Methodist Church to MORROW morning, at II O'Clock
M, and the Rev. Mr.. I.andstrect al D. IN. Owing
To the preparations which are now being made tn
light the same with gas, services will be held to-
morrow in the basement.
The Rev. Mr.. Bedin, the P6pe's n,ncio is stop
ping az Tie Georgetown College, and we think
than likely he will participate in the services ri
TThi;y Church to nQrruN.
Tie EsIlint Fire Company, resolved. at their last
meeting IL give grand ball ON the l1th of February
ie pr"crrdS of which will he applied to the l;ns
mp their Hail. and procuring library iog the use OF
the company.
Owing We suppose, To the imperfect manner in
which the work done, much of the paving upon
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between the War Department
and Rock Creek bridge, Is being rapidly cut I'D bv
vehicles passing over il. Some portions are already
80 bad as liz be almost impossible. Another arrui-
nient against doing Government work by contract
Last night, zee were Fsited Ly q heaYy northwest
storm. accompanied hy ran and this morning the
weather is again piercing cold.
On- ionr market, this m'rnng, is firm, AT 81 - n
s. 81 The last named price was refused yestcT-
day for extra brands. Red wheat, 81 50 a. 81 SIS:
white, 81 ~ u 81 20. Corn, go a IS cents, white
and yellqW.
The supply "t beet cattle Yt bro. er kesl, FIJI the
week ending to-day, amounted to 400 head, 400 of
which were sold to District butchers, AT So al 81 25
T. iO0 gross. The balance taken by speculatars for
the Baltimore market. Hogs. st a SIS o. Sheep,
q full supply, at S:i 30 a. So a. head
VS. hare nothing definite, as Vet. from the railroad
survey. Ssr ipisk, however, iro all can gather,
that III fcw weeks more HE surveys will be som-
plcted The route located, and preparations will begin
To be made for the commencement Oflhe work in the
ensuing spring. SPECTATOR
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Melancholy SuicidA.

New YORK, Jan. la.-Dr. R. G. Smith,
who has been missing since Dec. 2Sth.,
was accidentally discovered dead this
noon in room in the upper story in Ex-
change Place. The room was locked with
the key on the inside of the door. A
quantity of rags had been burned in the
room, and it is supposed that he died
from suffocation. The deceased was FORM
erly Barnum's partner in New Orleans.
He has daughter married in New York,
and a son in California. -
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Severe Storm at Albany.

ALBANY, Jan. 1--we had one of the
most severe storms of the season last
evening, accompanied with lightning.
The water in the river has risen about
six feet, and is still rising. The Mohawk
and Schoharie creeks are very high this
morning. -.
The ice in front of the city commenced
moving about la o'clock. The Hudson
river and Boston ferry boats were IN the
middle of the river at the time, and at the
present time lie in precarious situation,
the ice being jarmed up AROUND them.
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SECOND DESPATCH.
Latest from the San Francisco.

New YORK, Jan. IA, l! p. MT is
believed here that three hundred persons
persisted on the San Francisco. One hun
dred died of sickness the balance were
washed overheard on the Oath of Deem
ber
The Three Bells rescued two hundred
and thirty; the Antarctic one hundred
and seventy-seventy Of the latter pro-
ceeded to Liverpool. The barque Kelly
rescued one hundred, including Colonel
Gates, Lieut.. Loeser, Lieut.. Fremont, and
Lieut.. Murray, Of the Navy, and carried
them to Bermuda.
The suffering on board the San Fran
cisco was indescrlbable.
The ship Lucy Thomas is now below
with number Of passengers supposed to
be from the steamer San Francisco trans
ferred from the Antarctic.
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BY K. N. STRATTON. Auctione.I.
DI virtue Of Deed of Trust from Louis H-t -
ID Trustee to the subscriber. bearing date III. -
day of September, 1851, and duly recorded in lit
]. A. S. No. 30, foos Sc, 81, ct seq, of the Lat
Records for Washington County, in the Distrisi
Columbia. shall sell at public auction, the r. -.
ises, on the 10th day Of December next, at orl5.
p. m, Lot No 3, in Square No. a, lying in the "a
City of Washington, and fronting IS feet insLss c
north street. and running hack loo fee. te sG a.
ley ~ feet wide which, by side alleys las al outct
on oath and 2sth streets.
The property is improved BY . neat twos+ ry
Frame House, nearly opposite General Tnomps -
Terms: Onefourtb cash: tine residue in srd !.
months, for not-s hes ring interest and secured ~
deed of trust.
If the terms are not complied with within 5 DAYS
the property will be resold al the risk and expnfe
of the purchaser.
The title is believed to be indisputable
ConveysDcing at the expense of purchaser.
X. r. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
N. STRATrON,
nov 23-1awts6ds Auctioneer.
The above sale IL unav old bly, post
poned to TUESDAY, January 10th, 1854, at tn $ us
place and hour. L. n. STRATTON.
dec FL AuctioHeer.
AThe above sale 10 further most
poned till TUESDAY, January SlSt, at the ria.
and place. L. N. STRAfTON,
Jan LTD Auc lone,
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~ All Vocalists and Speakers, who desire clear,
strong and sweet veioes, should make frequent use
OF Bli,s' Compound Cod Liver Oil Cspdy This
agreeable remedial agent strengthens the o,gaps Of
the throat aud lungs, and ree ting aic cells from all
distractions; thus giving the voice its free and nat
ursl scope and compass.
Don't fail to give it trial if you would exec, as
vocalist an orator.
This Candy needs bnt fair trial to convince the
most skentical OF its superior excsllepas.
z. D. GlLxAs, Druggist, is the only appointed
Agent.
p. s.-As remedy for whooping cough, and the
dry. barking cough to which croupy children are
subject, it has no equal.
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Dreadful Accident

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. 14.-Job Cor
son, nephew to Capt. Job Corson, of the
steamer Washington,) an employee Of
Smith & Perkins, machine shop, was,
about noon to-day. drawn into the
machinery and dreadfully mangled. He
is so badly injured that he cannot recover.
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Close Of the Erie Trouble.

DUNKIRK, Jan. 1.-THE trainfrom Erie
has just arrived, and passengers announce
the termination of the railroad war at
that place. Meetings have been held to-
day at Erie and Harbor Greek, and reso-
lutions were passed to offer no further
opposition to the company in prosecuting
the repairs of the road. The superin-
tendant says that two or three days will
suffice to make the passable.
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NATIONAL GUARDS
COTIGEOM FARTy

TUE "NATIONAL GUARD take pleasure in an
l. nouneing TO their friends aud the public gen.
orally that they viii giye cati.lon Patty at Island
Hall. on TUESDAY Eh ENlNG, January 49, 1854
wtrn Tue Complittee piedge themselve. 20 spare
neither pains or expense 10 insuro satisfaction.
Supe ior Cotilon Music is engaged for the oces-
SION.
: Supper will be furnished at the Hail. by the ex-
perienced caterer, Mr. Hammersly.
The Military are requested to appear in full un:-
form.
Tickets ONE DOL AR-to lie had from the Com
inittee AID at the dor the evening of the Party
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

For Sales and Purchases.
A RQTHwELL, ct his once, In Odd Fellows
IA. Hall 18th street has for ssle Buldi' g LOIS.
I'm various locations many Of them very eligible aid
desirable. Also, several dwelling HOUsES
BE win also find purchasers for city property, i'm.
proved or unimproved.
Persons DESTROYS either Of purchasing or selling
Houses or Lots viii ind 1t to their advan,are 70
make application to hin. jan 6-I&Tu.ms
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctton.er.

BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctfon.er
GOVERNMENT SALE OF ARTICLES rcr8ar!n-
~ on hand from the repairs Of the Pre-. ifrni
House-On MONDAY morning, the 18th instant. ~
10 o'clock, on the ground between the PreslcI.,s
House and Navy Department shall sell lol - a.-
uclss no longer needed at the Presi tents Uuu-
comprising
Pannelled Bulkhead and Arrhways, with glass 'o.;I
and sash, in good order
Lot Of Pannelled Work, Doors Sash, Shutters
Lot Of old ~ c. Lumber. suitable for fencing
Lot Of Iron and Lead Pipe. Registers. old Brick
Lot of W bite MAJ BILE and Blue Stone Hparths
Lot of Italian White Statuary Man.els part OF v-r
are in good order and very valuable
Lot of dark Marble Mantels, partly broken
Together with miscellaneous collection Of Lu-n'c~
ALSO
number Of Bronze and Gilt Psrior Brackets
Two larg, marble-top Side Tables
Hall and ONCE Slaves. brass mounted
Crates, Andirons, Feniors, shovels ami Tongs Fra
Stands &c.
Lot Of Russia Iron Sta7epipe ami Fireb pards, ST.
Zinc, Tin Screens, Blowers
Lot Of Bedsteads, Csrpsts Oilcloth Straw Mat.i,l-
DC.
Terms cash, in specie.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
Jan ID Auctione-r.
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MAR RIED .

On The ltli instant. by the Rev James II. Brown.
MI. JOS: II. WRIGHT TO Miss HENRIETTA RITZ
TENH9LSil, both ot Prince Georges county, Md
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Mr.. Marks, Mr.. W.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Mr.. Marks, Mr. JNO
PuLLIN to Miss SUSANNA G. GARDEN
On the 9th ultimo, by Rev. Mr. Marks, Mr.. JAS
l.. BOSN ELL to Miss MARY ANN KING
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Rhode Island Whie Convention.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. Is. The Wing
State Convention have made the same
nominations as last year, viz for Govern
or, VIM. W. Hoppins 1t. Governor,
Samuel Rodman Secretary of State, w.
r. Watson Attorney General, Christie
pher Robinson; Treasurer, Samuel B.
Vernon. MIR. Hoppin is also the nominee
Of the temperance men.
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WANTS.

vi man of regular habits wishes to obtain
ioard, for which he will, if desirable, give the loan
Of some money. A private house, where he co aid
dine between IL aud one o'clock preferred lie will
invest some capital in safe business, which, if ne
cessary. he will aid to conduct. Address post paid
"M W." at this office stating particulars.
jan 14-eo3t*
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~ The inimitable THOMPSON is daily engaged
in taking thoe wonderful STEREOSCOPE fPOR
TRAITS, which are winning for him such al envia-
Bile reputation. THOMPSON has many imitators,
but his pictures are ahead Of all rivalry If the
public wish for possessing all the attributes
OF perfection, brilliant but unfdng, let them try
THOMPSON, His pictures, ~ Pope said OF bis
friends will bloom in their colors for thousand
years" His Gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue
between and 9th streets. Try him.
nOy1l-tf
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LNOR SALE-Five acres of LAND, in high
Il state of cultivation, adjoining the city bound
airy line north, east of It'll ST.
Also about 20 acres-6 are in cultivation. and the
remaining woodland, on the east side of the ARacos.
tia-having several beautiful building sites on it,
fine view Of the City, River and sur
rounding country. For further particulars enquire
of W. HINWOOD, at Mr.. Rowlands. west side 9Th.
between and Ii st eets north
ian l4-lwA
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LNOR SALE-A first class family CARRIAGE
1 Northern built and nearly new, and pair of
stylish HORSES. and years cd, warranted to he
perfectly sound To be seen at Burches Stable. l4th
street, south of Pennsylvania avenue
ian At
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~ Joe ShillinxtOn receives all the New
B0Gks agd NpWsPAEERe ~ fas. al papllshed. He
is agent f.r Harperis and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always End large and good as
sOrtnent of Blank Books and Stationery AT his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner OF street anz Penn
sylvania avenue, sUsl2
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B. L. III. FL G. A.

THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION take
i great pleasure in announcing to the citizens
Of Washington and the public generally that their
first grand Regalia BALL will come off ut Odd Eel
lows Hall, on It'll street, on the 23d of January,
1854.
The Committee pledge themselves to spare no
pains expense to make it of the best balls of
the season.
A splendid Cotillon Band has been engaged for the
occasion.
Tickets ONE DoLLAR-admitting q gentleman
and ladies.
Further particulars in future advertisement.
VIM. H. BAUM, Chairman.
VIM. p. BROWN, Secretary. Jan list
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A CARD OF THANKS.

'lNE subscriber begs to return his grateful thaux
i to his friends and the public for the unprece
dentsd patronage bestowed upon him during the hol
days, and respectfully them they will eve'
md at his store the variety novelty. aid styl
OF new goods which has gained for It such celebrity
insure continuation Of their patronage.
J.f. ELLIS,
Pa avenue, bttwsen 9th and 10th SITS.
At
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~ CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING BLooD.-Ses the
certificate of Mr.. Turner H. Ramsey for many Yea s
proprietor of the Farmers Hotel. FredericIsjurr
Va. and late of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. John Minge, OF the City of Richmond, thong h
regular physician, and of course opposed to what
he called quack medicines was OBLIGED to saw that
it's good effects in the of Mr. Ramsey, were won
derful indeed.
He had been given up by several physicians; had
tried most OF the quack medicines, and was on the
verge Of despair, well 60 he grave when he tried
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public 10 his full and lengthy Ger.
tiflcate around the bottle, stating his cure.
see advertisement
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c.8 FOR KENT-A large and commodious dwell
PSI ling HOUSE anl Stores. LIST door cast of 18Th
- strestand Pa ayer;;a, north side. There are
two stores on tbe premises one Of WHICH is now oc
cunie4 aIt paying HANDSOME rent, aud which will
be Incl uded IN the arean cement for the whole prem
'ses. Belhg III the neigbborhool of several hotels
and the Departments, they offer Q very fine stand
for business &c. Apply to
HENRY n. NOUESF.
Attorney and Agent, car. 1ath ana i SITS
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DOR RENT-Furnished parlor and Chamber.
IL In the First Ward with or without board at
the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Goth street
Other chambers be had if desired
For terms, which will he moderate. apply to the
subscriber. on the premises. DAVID HINES
ion
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% 1 L ID

On the l:h instant, JOHN LAUFFER, native Of
kirchhcim in The kingdom Of Nuremberg and for
the last SIX years resident of this city.
o}-The friends and acquaintance are respecttul.y
invited TO attend tie funeral OIL, to morrow ,undayl
afternoon, at O'Clock, from his late residence on
New York avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EOR RENT-A frame HOUSE. on 18th street
: west, near l. street north, rooms and passage.
in good order, nearly new, and pump of good wa.
ter In the yard Possession given on the 1sth inst,
by applying to A. BORLAND.
inn /
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lDOAND-Seyeral gentlemen can be accOmmo-
ID dated with comfortable rooms and good board
IN quiet private family, residing the corner Of
and 10th street east, Marine Barracks and Ma
Wy Yari.-Terms reasonable.
AS- line of omnibusses pass to and from the
Capitol, within square Of the house, every fifteen
minutes during the day.
Apply personally to the subscriber ON the premi-
ses z. HAIGIiT.
ian T-0v%
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NOTlCE,-Our customers are most respectful
~ ly notified that their accounts were delivered
to them On the 9th of December. AS this is the
commencement Of the new year, We earnestly hope
that all indebted to will oblige by calling at
the store and giving us the ,ney their notes at
short dates.
After the 18th of January our collector will wait
upon all who have not settled previous to that date
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 co.
ian Set
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THE RED BOOK-Royal Calender and
/ Register for England, Scotland, Ireland, and
the Colonies for the year 1854; containing Lists OF
the Army, Navy House Of Parliament, Ambassadors
Church, Judiciary, Peersge, Baronetage and nearly
every Office and Post Of the British Government and
Colonies. This day received, from London direct
by FRANCK TAYLOR.
jan 6-G
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IfOR RE n T.-The subscriber being about tn
l. take O larger store, offers the one he now occu-
pies for rent. II applied for Immediately.
RALPH HASKINS
Pa avenue, side, between 9th AID 10th ST.
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CHAWLS, Long e. Square
- 500 new shawls Of all styles at very lo'v price
VERIFY, TEBBS 4 YERBY,
Corner Of tn street snd Pa. avenue.
dec lo-n
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NOUS DE LANE, SILKS, & MEnI-

large assortment Of the above, some Just 70
ceived, at very reduced prices for the cash.
YERBY, TEBBS 4 YERBY,
Corner Of It'll street and Pa. avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY e. s. WRIGHT, Auc,.r 60

BY e. 8. WRIGHT, Auct'r Georuo
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AMI, y
~ lasses at Auction.-cn WEDNESDAY c. 2
the 18th Instant at IL o'c,ock, on r. and A ]!
Dodge's wharf, Georgetown the cargo Of The b. IN,
William Chase, consisting Of
S26 hhds prime Sugar
353 bbls choice Molasses
jan 13-dtd sa,;
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GATHERS.

TN anticipation of full supply AZ Ice, the prize
l. ICE CREAM will be rsi0ced TO $3.50 per gallon
on and after January Ist, 1854
dec 28-eoSt
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~ An OUNCE of fact is worth pound Of theory :;
ana the swarm Of conclusive facts that cluster around
tnat incompatible preparation. Hoofands German
Btters, prepared bv DR.. c. n. Jackson Philadelphia
establishing its value as tonic and restorative are
such IS would prevent incredulity itself from ques-
doning Its efficacy. In all Cases Of disease of the
stomach, whether acute chronic, it may be recon-
mended for its soothing, cordial and renovating in
fuence. Dyspepsa, heartburn loss of appetite nau-
sea, nervous tremors, relaxation and debility, &C.
are relieved by the Bttsrs in a very short space of
time; and perseverance in their never fails to
work q thorough cure.
For sale by Druggists everywhere
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"ANTED.-Ag good PLAIN Cook. Washer and
w Ironer, and a woman T general housework
and to assist in washing and ironing for family Of
four persons may hear of permanent situation by
applying at this office.
0B- None but women of good character need an.
ply, and to such, good wages will be paid monthly
Colored servants preferred.
dec EFT
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LOR RENT-Win be to let on the LIST of Oh
H. ruary next, two story brick HOUSE, will,
well finished basement, and one story and a half
back building. situated the corner of Vermont sy
and streets north. Inquire Of JNO. P. HILTON.
Agent, office on l+th STREET sest between l. and VI
streets north. ian 6-FSTrswa
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~ New style Of Daguerreotypes, on Paper aud
Gass.-Strangcrs and citizens invited to call and
examine the New Style of Pictures now made at
Root Cos Gallery, Pa. avenue, near It'll street.
Abundance free. ian 4-dtf
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~ Now Is THE rIME.-The display of dag,lerrco-
types at PLVMBS GALLERY, Pelnsylyania ave
nue. Is truly magnificent The proprietor Is doing
handsome business ant! hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it he
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is eratif, ing al
ways attains it. This accounts for tie sncress of
Plunb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
all weathers. der