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e'"'ion, ioiidlnou AEon recommending single
man for Office. We knew him to refuse great
many on the ground that, to do SO, would be to
violate principle and policy, to adherence to
which he attributed much of his influence for
good in public sffairs. w hen not overwhelmed
with labor, his chief employment was in class
ical reading, Virgil and the Bible, by the by,
being hardly ever foot from his elbow in his
private study or Office. He retained his re-
markable health, strength and spirits until
within few months of his death, being 10
bis hopes Of his future, his love of the bright
and the beautiful, his fondness for joyous So
ciety, and the ardor of his devotion to his prin-
cipl %, family and freinds-.a youth of twenty
Eve, rather than almost an octagenarian. Even
as late as last winter he was frequently seen
| on Pennsyivanis avenue in his invariable dress
costume, of white vest, thin pumps, and silk
socks and gloves, looking as happy a. youth
ful groom, and moving his scarcely figure
gaily, and with the agility for which his per-
sonas carriage was SO remarkable. His coun-
try will never possess purer patriot; his fam
lily never again so devoted a friend. :, =.
The End Of the session.--It is conceived
to-day by more or less members Of Congress,
that the Senate will probably reconsider their
action agreeing to terminate the session on the
4th pro1imo, owing to the presumed impossible
ity of accomplishing the enactment of any
thing of Importance but the general appro.
priation bills before that time. s - 40
| We, however, conceive IL barely possible
that they may do 90. Nor do we coincide in
the belief that If they will work in earnest,
much may not be accomplished in both houses.
There must be no more speeches for Buncombe,
however, during this session, If any such effort
be made = -i-: sn'ni-ea' bee "a
The most important bills to be dispossdio Of
are, doubtless, those to render more efficient
the Army and Navy Of the United States. The
prospect is, that unless they be properly iegis.
lated upon shortly, ere long We shall have
both an army and navy of officers, without
men; those Of the former who chad We men, J
Sopld be forced to do al the duty, being thu
worst paid ard otherwise treated under our
existing military and naval systems. These
are not times in which this Government can
afford totally to sacrifice its navy and army
Yet no one thoroughly acquainted with the
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provement in potato diggers. -I--
Henry g. Bulkley, Of Kalamazoo, Mich
For improvement in the construction of salt
evaporators e, q 4ssig 80 f7l'.1l l5s =,
proyement in screw vrenches -
sThos. Cox, Of Lancaster, Pa.-For improved
machine for bending fslloes. -
A. S. T. CopeIand. of Pittshurob pa-Ror
improved mechanism for operating saw mill
carriages. .-...,.- = -.
-Arch'd. Il. Crozier, of Osweeo, N. Y,-For
improved maohine for oreas;ns and Ievelino
barrels. = -. a. u i 'a'Io
Thos. W. Currier. Of Lawrence. Mass-For
Improvement in sofas. CRIB bedsteads -. -
James, A. Cutting, of Boston. Mass.-For
imnrovemant In n,snar.f;on or coiIo1;., o..
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FRHHTFUL SCENES!

THOUSAND rassEscERs IN TRAM
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TIE SffssosuoPl.- beautiful fnstrumsnt-.
ana wonderful as beaatifal--has besa ssised upon
y the Daguerreotypists, dmplifed, and put before
ne public for general adoption On viewing ths
application OF Il TO Daguerreoype pictures Il Il hard
% restrain ones warmest enthusiasm, 90 astonish.
ng IL the result produced The object Of vision seen
0rough the stereoscope is no longer picture; It
aas ell the ineanents and peosliarities, and pres
enos Of the living subject, only less in size. The
completeness with which this IL done must be seen
60 bs believed. The emily place that we know Of in
the city where sssrsoscopic Daguerreotypes can be
Procured - " HIrEHURsr's on Pennsylvania avenue.
Ehe world is indebted to Professor WHRArsroNH for
his beautiful invention, which equals, in fact what
only rssa Of In the fabulous mirscles Oh Fr;sr
}ecos -~-- . ..l.s-,...
Fhe beautiful Dsgusrreesypes described above,
are daily sold at WHrfEHuRsfs GALLkRY Peansy;gs.
aia aveoue near ~ street. =
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MORE NEW GOODS

WE are low opening q choice lot of summer
W. Goods, consisting in part Of viz:
Large lot OF silks OF all kinds some first rate, NJ
Plain, plaid, and fg'd Bereges
Do do do silk orensdipes
Plain. striped and figured Berege De Lains, at l9k
worth Is OTIS.
organdy Mnslns and orssady Robes
4ooo yards - Laws, at ~, worth 1910
49, ~ 90 do at I'm, worth DC.
ssAs End lace Msntiilss
80 pieces fne and medium Swiss Nuslns
30 do plaid and striped DO
90 do white Cambrics
rs do plaid do
90 do Nsnsook Muslins
Hosiery of all kinds
500 fsrasols, new STYLES
500 pieces Bonnet Ritands
Mems and Roys Wear Of Ill kipds
"A large lot OF Donestics of al kinds
so pieces oolored Msttings
loo pieces white Mattings
Threeply and Ingram Carpets
All those wishing to purchase goods cheapsr eAar,
can be had elsewhere will do well to give us a caJl
as we have purchased great many goods Al auction
at . great sacrifice. HALL n RRoTHFp
lie 2l-ao3T
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The fact that this property h decided to trustees in
trust residents of the District of Columbia for the
benefit of the shareholders, and svsry shareholder
receiving Dsguerrsotype worth 81, and Of the very
finest quality and elegantly cased; the high charas
tersnd positions of those trustees and the great and
extended reputation and business of Mr.. Whitehurst
this advertisement will be promptly and faithfully
performed as the pictures to be taken WIN be dis.
trbuted among many galleries, capable Of producing
fifteen hundred Daguerreotypes per diem .G'.
Persons residing at distance and wishing orders
for Daguerreotype (Which will entitle them to, a
share In the above enterprisel will please enclose
the amount, post paid, to Whitehursts Gallery,
Washington, d. G.. if' VEG i+}f -'s
HILBUs Z HITZ, Agents for the sale Of orders
In this city, at their Music Depot south side Psnna
ave-. betw. 10th and 11th streets In Georgetown,
ct Miss THOMAs'S Book and Fancy Store, High
street, near First. 1873 .7,- je l0-d2wAeo11w
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ICE PITCHERS, REFRIaERATORs. WA
i TER-OOOLERS, lCE-CREAM FREEZERs, &C.
Simpsons Patent double Britannia ICE PITCH
Frs handsome and durable article, warranted to
PREF erve lbs OF Ice in three pnts of water nearly
seven hours before melting.
Farson's Universal Stone Jar Refrigerators, with
Waterman's patent Ventilator. Satisfactory eyi-
dence will be produced showing their superiority
over sll other Refrigsrarors.
Water-Ccolers manufactured expressly for the
subscriber, of all sizes.
Austin's patent Magic Freezer, warranted to pro
duce superior Toe cream in six minutes.
1hs above, together with q large assortment OF
articles, be had at very low prices
by calling at the subscriber's General Hous.-T,.,
ing stors Iron Hall. n porEI M.Sn
js 23-lw W. ooAIAEh.
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THE. WEEKLY STAR:
AN EXCELLENT FAMILY AND WASHING
Is" TON NEWSPAPER. -"
Price-S1.35 Per Annum.

Pr1Ce-S1 10 Per Annun. r+.l.
The WEEKLY STAR is printed on a
handsome double sheet, and contains
more reliable information concerning
what goes on in Washington, than is to
be found in all the other newspapers.
Its Washington news is Of the earliest
and most reliable character, being sc.
dom at fault. 1t has already given the
Daily Star wide reputation as the most
reliable newspaper at the Capitol. In
addition to its Washington News, the
WEEKLY STAR will contain original and
choice selections of Tales and Poetry, the
latest and most interesting News from
Europe and all parts Of the United States,
BY telegraph and otherwise, &C., &C.,
making it one of the best family news
papers published.
All orders, postage paid, accompanied
BY the money, will be promptly attended
to- Fractions of q dollar can be sent in
postage stamps. Address
3 WALLACE & HOPE, v-
Proprietors of the Weekly Star,
avg Washington city, D. O.:
fUPostmasters throughout the coun-
try are authorized to aet as Agents, and
will be allowed commission of twenty
per cent. on all orders they may send us.
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS. nv Doctor
i Norman, l vol, 1854
The Virginia Hot Springs, by Doctor Goode, vol,
Burke's Mineral Springs Of Western Virginia, /
vol
The Fauquier White Sulphur Springs by visl
tor, vol
The White Sulphur Papers, by Mark Pencil, ono
vol
Trip to the Virginia Springs, by lady, pamphlet
Also, Guide Books, Route Books, Travelling Maps
&C. FRAHCK TAILOR.
je 29-tf
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sy MrTGHELL / RErNoL6s,x -c.'
Wk WILL Skill, at Public Austen, on The s,S
wv OF July, on the premises, at 90 o'clocr mn !"
new two story sttio Houte, built Of brsck. vSts
tsostory back building, staated on the cor.sr =,
vermont avenue and street north The hons.
the closets In the two msa stories II An bx,i,t ~
les. sir : - = = >l, --s'>'>A
The lof On which the house stands il e n. fropt
ioo ieet deep to an alley, furnishing court yard
In 'front.' and room for the necssssrv outh spss IN
the rear. t..r ~
Thoee vishing b purchase such house IN one a
tne neathiest locations with delightful watsr and
p'sasant neighoers, would DO veil to sstend the
sale, as the property will certainly be sold. =
Title indisputabk SOD. q .
the SALE - ..rT- - "
Deed given and deed Of trust taken to secure
the deferred payments. >, ~ sl--S :
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER.

nH! How delicious! is the exclamation Of crowds
" Of ladies and gentlemen who daily call at BoS-
WELLS Drug Store corner of Maryland ave. and
It'll st., for q 8 ass Of his superior SODA WATER,
which Is acknowledged by judges to be the best in
the city. - -.E s ra. - 81 s".H
ers of this truly delightful and healthy beverage
who have not tried 1t to give him CALL feeling as
sured that one glass will amply compensate for .
walk from any portion of the city, and to bis daily
visitors he would say che had more left Of the same
sortn ~. * je.s-1m
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LfoR RENT.-The subscriber having retired to
IL the country, his now permanent residence, Of
fers for rent his handsomely finished, fouretory
brick HOUSE, on ~ street. with immediate posses
sion. - ~ - - n
And also, the three-story House adjoining, now
occupied BY Capt. Jas. B. Montgomery aPoss.ss,,on
given on the LIST August, unl.e: earlier possession
can De arranged via Capt. Montgomery, who has
the premises. - t----1fso'
Also, for sale cheap, that commodious and dssirs.
I,e properly, situated on Pc. avenue, nearly oppo.
, Ssckson Hail. and recently occupied as boald
Also, two frame Houses on B street south. nea,
IN, IN square 462. II not sold before the 3Cth In
shlss, tney VII then be disposed Of to the highest
For terms and particulars snn,v AZ ,ha ,s4ora n
White Sons, to ". &. W. WHITE.
ie1Q-ffe ss-<z@3 - s'zs,
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EfOR RENT-A nne three story brick HOUSE or,
= 7th, between g and II streets, west side, con
tanning thirteen rooms and good large cellar To
good tenant the rent will be made low The houss
WI make an excellent boarding house or private
dwelling. f"''
Also, for rent, large STOREROOM on 7th g,
10 ieet wide and 40 deep, with back room in rear
or the store This store is on the business part Of
TIN street, and would make a stand for Shoe or
Dry Goods Store. Rent low. For terms enquire OF
JAS. A.. WISE, It'll street, or at the Star Office.
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$4,000 WORTH OF real. AND
Personal Estate for the People.
MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRIsE,-LIBERAI,E our.
TABLE. AND CERTAIN

EHIfEHURsf's DAaUEaRRoTYPE ENrERpRIzr
r H. WHITEHURsr has decided to Trus,oss :,
y trust for the benefit of the shareholders in tho
above enterprise, $4,000 worth of real and personal
estate, to be disposed Of among the holders of shares
at the earliest possible date, after the sale of ali the
snsfes. Ihe shares are s. each, which entities the
holder to an equitable share in the within named
magnificent collection Of real and personal property:
also, to one OF Whtehursts$ s. Worlds Fair premium
Daguerreotypes Of self or friend at any time when
the certificate IL presented at either of IL Galleries,
st.. Galleries.
Baltimore, POS Market st.; Norfolk. Va. Main st :.
Washington, D. c., Pa. av., between ~ and 9th sta :
Lynehburg, Va, Main ST.; Richmond, Va, II Main
e. pste5snSns' W. Sycamore st; Wilmington, N.
lowing celebrated Galleries to redeem the certih.
oates, viz:
.durneys Gallery No. $40 Broadway.
NJ u =; Collins Cos Galleries: Philadelphia, Pa
Springfield. Masa, Main street.
Westield, Mass Collins's Buildinps,
A. c. Psrtridge's Gallery, Wheeling, Va.
d. Porter's GALLERY, Cincinnati, Ohio
LIST OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
One superior Farm, near Norfolk, Virginia, valued
at 5000
One splendid three story brick House and
Lot in Georgetown, D. G., Second street, SEQ
ond door from Frederick street $500
One House and Lot in Gsorgetown, D. c., en-
K.Ov
One elegant House and Lot in Washington. d.
c., ON Seventh street 4SOO
One fiae House and Lot In Washington, D. G.,
on street 37O)
One House and Lot In Portsmouth, Va, on
Court street adjoining Town Hall a.sOO
Two Lots in Georgetown on Second street, $500
each 1000
One Lot IN Washington ON Seventh street 500
Five Pianos, $500 each 1,60e
6O splendid Gold Lever Watches $100...... 5000
70 msssiVe Silver iitcherr, $59.."........... 1i00
go do 10 Cups, $12 50..............., ESQ
IA Diamond Rings, at $70.................... $50
10 heavy gold Chains, $30.................... $40
~ silver d0bets, $50 each................... 400
OF Ladies' Bracelets $50 each..-........... ], 600
60 Ladies' Breastrns. ....-.................. 600
100 Gold Pencils 81 each. 7C0
loo Porte Msnnaies, % each.....,......... sos
100 silver Gard Cases BIO each. LOCO
6oo plain heavy Gold Kings, s. each....... / 800
100 Tine Gold Lockets, $40 each. 1000
S,OO0 ANIMALS. 800
LOCO Photographic Art Journals, Co., sach.... 500
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS: 80.
OUT OF THE BEATEN TRACK.

HNORTHURFARI, or Rambles in
| ~ 1celand;" by PuNY MILES, author Of
. Letters Of Communipaw."-Ihis work will give
rfcord of personal sdvcntures in a tour of abont
1000 miles, through the interior Of Icelana in the
Summer of 1852; describe the extraordinary scene
~ of the Country, visit to the Geysers ascent to
the summit Of Mt. Hekla; AID full account of the
Discovery Of America by the Mortimer, in the year
966, with the Geography, productions manners and
customs OF the people. Scandinavian Mythology, &c
&c. The pofts Of Iceland having, by law Of Den-
mark, just be. n opened to the trade Of the world
for the first time within $50 years, this work now
VII possess peculiar interest. A large and beau
pful map of Iceland, executed by a naive Iceander
and brought from there by Mr. Miles q work equal
N artistic finish to any ever published In this coun
try Or IN Europe, can be sesn at Taylor 4 Maury's.
The volume will be ducdecmo Of az pages, sr
gill be printed and bound ia the brst msn ser. An
Agent has been employed by thu publisher to
vass " as hipgton and George own r sab.critera
subscription list will also BE- left at Taylor and
Maury's, or or5srs for tpe work received by any
bookseller. Will be published early in July kny
persons remitting dollar the publisher at New
York shall have copy forwarded to his address BY
pail, post paid. The usual discount to the trade.
Orders solicited. CHAS NORTON,
Publisher, II Chambers st., New York.
, ie Oft -
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ICE CREAM DEPOT.

49, III ~1s17 fCE CREAN DEPOT q
II under Parker's Fancy Store, where he win keen
4 3 constant supply Of the best Delaware ICE
Parsiss, Balls, Excursions, Hotels, and private
ing their orders ut the above place. or ct his store
on Now York avenue, between 10th and l1th so
or Ct bis Soda Water Stand, in the Centre Market.
Pethbone for ICE, there win be Kept on hand CON
slant supply at the above place places. Mr.. Petit
bones tickets wiz be received ~ cash. :
. 10 1esc2Ws < +.t-' -.
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~ SMrrH's DYSPEPSIA CoRp1.L-Tn;e delicious
compound Is offered positive cure In all cases o.
dyspepsia. or arrangement ef the Digestive organs
oert,ncates Of extraordinary cures accompany each
ootue. 1t L. entirely vegetable and free from any
isieterious substance. For sale BY z. D. GILMAN
and at Browns Hotel, Washington, and wholesale
and rstsil BY Dr.. SMITH, Is and 20 South 18th st.,
Philads1phia. nav eft
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WE are now Offering all kinds of Fancy Goods
w at greatly reduced prices. Persons who have
not yet supplied themselves with all the Dress
Goods they may want should not fail to look over
our stock before purchasing, we have on hand
large stock of all kinds OF Dress Goods and as we
are very anxiou, to sell them all of, ladies may
come expecting to get some good bargains.
On hand, q few pieces of Mattings, which We will
close out very cheap. IL
Also on hard, a lot Of r.mnants of Oilcloths and
Mattings, to be sold cheap. .....-I.s -
w. M. SINISTER 4 Co.
! Central Stores, east store, opposite q.
Centre Market, between 7th and Sth Sta.
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DRoPHETIC sTuDIEs-Leetures ON the Book
Il Of Dsniel-s5c.
The Tent and the Altar, or, Sketches from Pstrisr.
ehal Life-75e.
Scripture Readings, sabbeth Morning Readings on
the Old Testanent-75c
Apo,alyptic Sketches; or, Lectures On he Book OF
Revelations, 2 vols, 75c each
Lectures on our Lords Miracles, $50
Lectures on the Parallels zoe
Voices Of the Day and Night yols-ybc each
Voices Of the Dead, T5c
Church before the Flood 75o
All Of the above works by the Rev. John Cum
ming, d. d. whe is new the gseat pulpit Orator Of
London for sale by
r GRAY Il BALLANTYNE.
tn Eject next to Odd Fellows' Hall
je 4-u (SentiueD
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REDUCING OUR STOCK.

" WI coMmence this day 10 eel our entire
w stock Of FANCY DRESS GOODS ct rs Def
cant. less than former prices.
We name In part
Printed Bereges, twisted Silks snalzIasues
Galley De LAines, Mousselines and Delsinas
Brocades, rich plaid and stripe Silks
IS silk MantiIlas, the latest Spring STYLES
In short every article In The Fancy Dress 6cods
line viii be sold at great bargains, and purchasers
viii find our stock very e-mplete
Just Received
case Lawns. fast oolors, ct l24c. per yard
cases superior sheeting Cot'ous
Il pieces Irish Lawns at 25c. to 81 per yard
With large stock Of good Domestic Goods which
viii be sold as low as In any house in this city,
! ...-. MAXWELL, SEARS q COLLEy
It'll s. rect, three doors above Pa avenue
ie l4-eod2v
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a OL ND.
EASHL0NIRIE nRHcS

5dHIUNAbL DHLSS XAhLNG.
AIDES wishing their figure improved win do
IL wei 20 call on Mas. VI. A. EATON,
..r. eas door west 18Th ST. on Pa av>pue
Ten Young Ladies' wanted at the above husin.s.
Good wages gwen.
Samuel 7. ylors dress cuttinx svrs.ro ,.n,h, .,
my residence at in the morning and O'Clock In
Mrs Eaton returns thar ks TO the ladies of Wash.
inston ICY the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
upon her, ana hopes to merit the renewal m th,i,
tavoTs at her new residence 20 osHWa@
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REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LOAN
OFFICE.

- 20 Y II "A d K
NTILL devote his time to the purchase of Real
w Estate Of every description, and to the Rent
ing of Houses in Washington, Georgetown, District
# Columbia, and adjoining counties OF Maryland
and Virginia. .--~-- ,,s---sr a...-. 49,.
Also, the purchase and sale of stocks and Negotl
atoms of Loans. .e.F
Office, first door north of the Presbyterian Church
on "A street, near the City Hall, Washington city
D. G. IT.
Ryvxrrycrs. H1ss
Col. NJ. THOMPSON, i-
JOHN WILSON, Efq., Commissioner General Land
Office.
PARo d NouRsl, -
je Elm
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4 CARD-On or before the 26th of this month
n all OF Our accounts will be rendered.
Customers cannot imagine the pleasure we take
In tuiting them in their purchases when they Day
as coon rs the bill Ia presented Those that give ut
trouble to collect cannot expect to NEE with the
same favor. Therefore We respectfully req aest tina,
all will come forward and pay up. on or before the
LIST OF July without placing Us at the disagreeable
necessity Of sending for the amount
js est HALL 4 BROTHER
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Baltimore larhst.

BALTIMORE, July Small sales Of Hov,,d
street -four at $s 50. City Mills is held Ar Ss
heat has declined-red 81 IS q / 20: VIII.
st.Z LID Oorn--Sales of 5000 busbel, on
White at 20 a Use; yellow 7sc. osts-SaIee Of
1000 bushels at IS a Gle W
WIN ,ne exception Of the terrible railroad
accident, the Fourth passed off in IN. me-,
satisfactory manner. WIG AAoe'
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STORE FOB RENT-Ths Spacious warehouse On
8. I. ssnu;es Bro, s xhoissaIs grocery and
liquor store IL now for rent. Possession giyen Inn
msdistsly: Apply to B. L ssnmss OF n. d, Kmsry.
p &o0I s-Tas--LI =
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A RARE CHANCE.

N consequence of having effected the sole agency
Il for the sale Of Hallet, Davis Co.'S Boston pre-
MUM Pianos. and Knsbe, Gaehls & Co.'S of Balti.
more, We have decided to devote our attention to
the sale Of those only, and discontinue the sale OF
New York pianos.
We have now in store one 7.octave round corner.
carved tablets, sliding desk rosewood Piano, manu-.
Isctured by Firth, Pond Co., New York, which we
oner at great discoun. from former price
To all in want of q cheap and good Piano. We in.
vite thera to call and examine this instrument
JNO. +. ELLIS
" Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.
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PURE SILVERWARE.

mn W. GAIT 4 BRO. offer an unusually large
Xl. assortment Of 8HHER WARE consisting
Silver Tea Gets, Pitahers, Goblets go III
Cups, Napkin Rings ar'-fi - = ..A1
liable liable, dessert, and Tea Spoons and Forks = 9'
Silver Dessert Knives - "a = -
coup, cream, and gravy Ladies' a. go So. rs
sugar SAT- mustard, and egg Spoons
Pie, cake, fish, and butter Knives
Sugar sifeers, Ice and sallad Tones ~
Pickle and Jelly Spoons, Pickle Forks, DC,
Also, an elegant assortment OF Goods suitable for
wedding gifts, Ef7a u -F777 y ----@E9i'"' i
The above are all Of our own Manufacture and
are warranted pure. -i. af." .,57i'.1 20
Of, NJ. W. GAIT & BRo,qe "
Sign Of the Golden Eagle, Pa. ave., betw. or
3e 8-6t 1''r! '.a- .47' 9th and 10th sts..
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.uvERwaRE. :

GILVERWARE BOZ :
CANFIELD, BROTHER d CO.,
x&e Baltimore street, have on hand and are con
stantly making neT styles Of Silver Coffee and Tea
Sets; Silver Pitchers; Walters; Casters; Goblets
Cups; Spoons Forks; Ice Tongs; Crumb scrspers
Pie Ice cream, and Fish Knives; Salt Cellars; Bat
ter Knives, DC, Of warranted &erliag Nicer. -
j. N-u Baltimore, Nd.