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PROFESSIONAL. earn

nR. ROBERT HUNTER, f,rmerly Of this city,
~ will pay professional visit here on Friday
next, February Sd, and remain over the following
day. He will be happy to his frrmer patients,
and al who desire TO consult him in reference to his
tire .tmeDt for Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and sll diseases arising from the throat and lungs
His system for these complaints will be found sim
pie and eff ctye as can be certified on applica ion b,
numerous highly respectable residents In this city
His rooms will be found at Mrs. vosss Jewelry
Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. a5r -a@Hs . 81 - 10
Dr. Robert Hunter, showing the disease in its ynri
Gus stages, and tbs present injudicious mode Of Id
treatment. ti...r....--5 ian 3o-3t
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

ALEXANDRIA, February g. 1854
Comet Observation-Disclosures
La,r Meetimg--Amnsen,ent HamsAtre
Railro III Meeting-Legistation, 4c.
Council met at 3 o'clock yesterday evening,
for the trial of the Auditor. The Aldermen
appeared, and took seats in the chamber of the
lower board. L. Taylor, Esq, appeared as
counsel for Mr.. Johnston, and after a long
session, during which most animated, and,
at times. somewhat sharp debate, in which
Messrs Massey, Brocket and the counsel for
the accused participated, the accused plead
that he had been summoned to appear and
answer charge of not issuing stock in accor /.
ance with certain a;t, whereas that act only
required him to countersign the certificates of
stock. This seemed to nonpins the city fathers,
and the joint meeting dissolved. The Alder.
men soon adjourned; and, after a very bile
discussion on proposition to refer the matter
TO the city attorney for advice, in which Mr..
White delivered warm speech and Mr. Reid
responded the Council followed their example.
Inc SUBJECT excites universal attention here
and cards follow cards in rapid succession.
On yesterday afternoon. an ARRAY took place
at the lower end of King street between Jew
clothier, named Gentzburg, and Edward Grit
nth Gentzburg drew a knife on Griffith, upon
which the latter shot him. infiicting a slight
wound in the arm. Griffith was immedi ately
arr ested, and held to bail by Justice Hewitt, in
the sum OF 500 for his appe lrance at the
Examining Court to-day.
fire, said to be the work of an incend ary
broke out yesterday afternoon at the stable of
Mr.. " Yeaton, near the Cotton Factory, but
the firemcn were quickly upon the ground
and the flames extinguished with slight dam
age. e' : 81
On the evening of Tuesday, at the Anti
License meeting, the Lyceum Hall was crowded
IN every part, the President, r. Jameson. pre-
sided. After powerful address from the
Rev. q. s. Adams Of Baltimore, Mr. Gibson
replied at some length; he was followed in short
responses by Rev Messrs. Adams and Warden.
and the discussion concluded at a late hour by
some brief remarks adverse to the law from
George S. Gordon, of the Standard grow
ing excitement is manifested upon this subject.
and, learn, the Union Circle will hold a
meeting in favor of the prohibition in few
days.
Laws magnificent Diorama of Christaline
Dlssoiving Views, concluded is exhibitions in
this place, last night. 1t has received extern
sive patronage, and is well worth visit Some
paintings have also been on exhibition at Sa-
repta Hall, attracting considerable attention.
Tonight, the friends of the Hampshire rail
road (that Is OF the Washington connecticut as
semble, en- n'osse, at Liberty Hall, and renew
the discussion Of that vexed subject
In the House of Delegates on Tuesday, the
bill authorizing State subscription to the
Orange extension to Lynchburg, after an
amendment reducing the subscription from
$500, 900 to $780, 900, ordered to its engross-
ment. ss e
The Gazette says the receipts at the Alexan-
dria post Office, for the last quarter, were
$l,967 81. AMI.
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MO. q.
FIREMENs AND CITIZENS,
g r A N D d A L, L

THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES FIRE COMPANY
i annouuc. to their numerous friends and the
public generally that their first annual BALL v ill
take p'are at Odd Fellows Hall, on THURSDAY,
February 9th, 1854.
The company pledge themselves that no pains or
expense will be spared on their part to AXE their
ball one of the most agreea.l lie of the season.
The very best Cotllon Music has been engaged for
the isiop.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be hal Of the mana
gers and at the door the evening of the ball. and
at the principal hotels.
Firemen aIe respectfully requested to appear 10
uniform.
No hats or caps admitted Ia the ball roem except
worn by Firemen.
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Later fcem the Cape Ct eOoa Hc,.

BosroN, Feb. 1.-The bark T.llx Ho
from Cape Town, Cape of Good iIope.
December 6, arrived here this morning.
Left IN port bark Kirkland, from New
York, for Ascension Bay, four days. The
barks Rienai and Southerner, from Boston
for Australia, had arrived with their cap.
tainssick. Bark Martha Anna, for Bal
timore, sailed from Saldanna Bay, Deem
Der Sd. -
Cape Town papers state that with con-
tmued peace, the country was prospecting.
The price of wool had greatly declined.
Traders were arriving from the interior.
with large quantities Of ivory and other
products. Rich mines of copper were
being worked, and one hundred and fifty
tons Of the ore had reached Cape Town.
Troops were leaving the country for
India and home, and the land Of the
kaftirs was being parcelled out to SET
tiers.
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~ The stock Of NOAH Wakes Co.'S Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, is as rich and varied at present
as IN the early part OF the season. Strangers anil
Girzsns IN want OF Great Bargains, in fashion able
Eeady Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
give hem acall before purchasing elsewhere Tn ir
are by themselves aud purchasers
may rely on good ut. They 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 vhitors, call on
them II you would save money.
ian aft
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Csp.s. Creighton and Lowe.

; PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l.-Capts. Creigh-
ton and Lowe were received by the COM
mite of the town meeting at the Girard
House, this evening. They were ad-
dressed by John 0. Montgomery. Esq.
and eloquently thanked for their noble
conduct. They will be publicly received
at Independence Hall, at noon, to-mor-
row, when the TESTIMONIALS will be pre-
Sented.
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PLENDID WAREHOUSE For Rent
- The spacious brown stone building, 25 TT front
Ia feet deep, and four stories high with fine dry Gel
lar, recently erected on the south side Of Pennsy
vania avenue, nra opposite the National Hotel il
now ready for occupancy. The building is CON.
structed in the most kubstantiA Al msnner in hand.
some modern style, and is arranged that each sto-
~ may be occupied separately. The location is one
OF the very best in the city for business and the
roomy character of the building, with its elevated
tories, makes it peculiarly desirable as Furniture
establishment or wholesale Grocery. 1t will be
rented separately or entire. Apply to
H- --r NJ. q. EMERY, or
- ..-t. ...s.. J. C. McKELDEN,
+ street north, bet. 9th and 9Th ets west
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w POPULAR DEMoNsTR .TIoNs.-This emphatically
IN age of demonstrations, but of the most popu
now Is that which tests the excellence and superior
ity Of the Dayuerreotypes made by ADAMS DUNsHEE
successors to Thompson.
Their Gallery is over Lane 4 fuckers Store Penn
sylvana Avenue, between ~ and 9th sts
Give them call and you will find that sseeinr is
is believing" ian Oft
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, FEBRUARY

ARRIvTp.-Barque Lucy Elizabeth, Crosby, C., in.
cha Islands, via CAllao, Oct l6, guano to & s. Mas.
tiers & Son.
schr Mary Jane Lonan, Pridmore, New York. 10
Lewis Mckenzie.
schr. Mrrrictia Burr, ovsrtor, Boston, TO NJ.
Eldridge.
SAILED -Stesmsh p Freeman Rowdon Townsend.
New iorS. coal by Cum berlaBd Ccal and Iron Co.
MLNcRAypA-lrg Emma of Eaftport Ward
ahed ir m Alexandria, on the 10th Of Dec for Boz
ton, with cargo Of coal, and has o. since tcen
heard from.
schr Tram Smith. Baker, from Alcxaadris ar.
RIVED 1T Pail River, 2Sth ult
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AMUsEMENTs.

D1SLEY& GOODALL'S VARIETE.
III Dir. GOODALL and MRS. GLADSTANE
Miss ELIZA LOGAN.
THIS EVENING will be performed the
t LADY OF LYONS
Favorite Dance by Mile Genevieve.
The evenings entertainments tn conclude with
THE MARRIED RAKE
Prices of Admission :-Orchestra chairs IS cent?;
dress circle, 80 cents; gentleman accompanied BY
two ladiea, 81; family circle rs cents. -.
Doors open at el-eommence at II o'clock
NATIONAL THEATRE.
~ STAR COMPANY
Reengagement of ME- COLLINS.
THIS EFENLNG will be performed
+ THE FORTUNE HUNTER.
Overture by the Orchestra
To be followed by the amusing farce of
HOW 10 PAY TIE RENT.
To conclud with the farce of
THE THREE CUCKOOS.
Prices Of Admission Dress circle, parquet and
third tier SO cents reserved and orchestra seats Is
cents; family circle and colored gallery rs cents.
Doors open at 6sl, to commence at O'Clock.
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BY j. C. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
~ kOCERlES AND FURNITURE at A. ction.-fy
" virtue Of Deed Of Trust from S. s. howlard
duty recorded in Liber A s, No As. one of the re
cords foi Washington County, / shall sell at PahlS
SALE ut the store Of the said howl4nd at the corner
Of M and Goth streets, on WEDNESDAY, the SIh Of
February all the stock of Groceries, consisting Of
Sugars, I. as, {, fees. Liquors
Brocm Buckets, Tubs, &c.
And all the Household Furniture, consisting Of
Chairs Tables, Beds, Bedstesds. stoves.6c
Terms cash. X. p. jackson, Trustee
j. c. MCGUIRE.
Jan Sd UJnion) Aucti ,ueer
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rOPP'S PAVILION FOR SALE,
~ will sell the Lease, Fixtures, &C. of NV estab-
hshment, on Louisiana Avenue, opposite the Uni,a.
rian Church, near 9th street. rare chance is now
offered to any one desiring an establishment of Thu
kind, large dining room for regular Loard,rs
Parors for Private suppers. the most spacious Bat
ing Rooms, Bowling saloon. Pistol Gallery and the
largest and most con venent Concert and Bali room
in Washington, D @. #-r
N. E.-The Kitchen and Fixtures Oven, &c, are
all IN perfect order. MOSES COPP
jan 2S--lw
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WANTED

WANTED
Bids for 500 or 400 Cords Pine Wood.
DROPoSALS win be received, by the subscriber,
at his Office, smithso niau Grounds, for the fur.
pihng Of from three to four hundred cords of best
pine Wood, (well easoned) 10 Re d. iyered on the
ground OF the United Sta.es Military Asylum, n c
Bids sent POST p, i'd will be attended to.
GILBERT A. CAMERON.
feb1 -lWs Contractor Military AsJlun.
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Kew York Narkets.

NEw YoRk. Feb. 2. I. p. M-Flour
doiier-salcs OF 5000 Ibis. OF State at
Ssas9i2t; Southern at S9aS9,lS. Wheat.
safes OF $1,000 bushels ofSouthern white
at sZ,o+. Con-sales of 10000 mixed
at ~ cents: ye'lcw at sI,0e. Stocks
irmer, tending upwards. Cotton firmer.
The steamer has not vet arrived.
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rINH e W ESTERN TELEGRAPH ca.
i have r"moyed their Office to Gndsbys Hotsl. on
Pennsylvania avenue, near corner Sd street.
The Rooms occupied by them over Gilmsn's Drug
Store for rent. t-.I =
For particulars inquire at the Western Telegraph
Umce. - ian 3O-tf
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A LADY from the North, having leased one NJ
"A the new built houses on street, opposite tie
Patent ONCE, with modern Improvements, bath, gas
&c would accommodate few gentlemen with rar-
.ors ana Del room. ID eakiast from to IL a. M
supper from until II p m Those DESTROYS Of q
cmtortable house and fine rooms can have them by
immediate application to
jan 25-2w* MRS CUAs GRAHAM
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~ Joe Shillingt0n 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 find large and good as
sOrtment of Blank Books and Stationery nj h,s Roof
store, OdeOn Building, corner of 4 street and Penn
syivania avenue. an. 10
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!. BALTIMORE, Feb. ., II,
frmer. Four-salcs Of 200 barrels at
s. 80. City Mills held at same price.
Wheat-sales Of 10, 900 bushels at 50 90
a % 05: rtd 81 95 q 81 97-sslcs Of
$4,000 bushels Of white Ct 90 cts. yell
low at sS cts. Rye-sales 81 03 for
Pema. No oats sold.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EOR RENT-Two rooms and cellar, on the
corner OF 9th and streets, at present occu-
pied as Segar Store.
To an, person wishing to engage in the business
would sell the stock, which is small, together with
the fixtures, on accommodating terms.
Apply early, on the premises.
feb 2-eoSl*
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k'Vn SALE-The Fixtures comp lete for an
4 Apotnecary store. These fixtures are made
In the most substantial manner and are in perf ct
order. Please apply to
SCIWARTZE & son,
FoI-0t next to U. s. Hotel
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GEORGETOWN, d. G.
GRAND FIREMEN's AND CITIZENS
.i- R a

TNHE vIGILANT FIRE COMPANY announce to
their friends and the public generally, that their
annual BALL will take place at Forrest Hail. on st
VALENTINES DAY, Fehruary 18th.
The Company respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the public, who msy rest assured that no pains or
expense on their part will be spared to make this
ball one of the most agreeable Of thesfeason.
Superior Coil on music is engaged for the occa-
ZION.
The refreshment department will be managed to
give entire satisfaction.
Competent persons will take charge of the dress
ing room.
Firemen are requested to appear in full uniform.
No hats or caps admitted in the ball room, except
by Firemen .tGF .s.-
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tfOR 81 LE-A fine driving HORSE, a second
Il band buggy, barnes, &c. at a very moderate.
price. Inquire at BOTELER'S stable, on at
feb 1-3t*
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SELECT SOIREES DANSANTE.

SLLALSA SS1AsAALS OA1ANSaAN l.
DROP. II. W. MUSDEk lakes great pleasure IN
i announcing the com 1kencement of his Sairees
on THURSDAY EVENING, January 18th, at hi.
IIaI, Columbia Place, corner OF It'll street and La
sscnue an will continue every Thursday through
out the seas n.
Gentlemen wishing to subscribe bv the month can
90 so ny applying at Mr. J. T. Ellis Music Store Pa
avenue, GEAR 10th ST.
Tuesday, at 31a m, and Saturday at 10 m, for Ia
dies, misses, and masters, and on Tuesday and Fri
day nights at o'clock, for gentlemen. NJ
jan 1s-Tuw&Th3w
T IFE OF WIN. ALEXANDER Earl O;
L. Stirling, Major General in the United Sta. e.
Army during the Rerolution, by Vim. A. Duer, LII
D, vol.
North American Review for January -.
Dickens Household Words do .
Grace Manning: or, the Vengeance Of Claude DE-
val. a novel
Theodore, the Child of tie Sea-a Sequel to ola.
ftte," by IDCraham
Linny lockwood, a novel, by Caroline Grove
John: or, 8. Is Cousin in the hand worth tvs
Counts in the bush," by Emile Carlen -
Round of Stories by the Christmas Fire by C.
Dickens. Price cents
Frank Rivers; or, The Dangers Of the Town, by j.
II. Ingraham
Jomini's Art of War, VOL with mans
Jefferson's Notes on virgiais, new EDITION.
Mechanical Theory Of Storms. by T Basspett.
jas 3l-H FRANCK TAYLOR.
PapIer Mache Architectural Deco
ratiOns.
TTNUE attention of Architects Builders and other
L is invited to this new material, which il now
so extensively used at the North for house and
church decoration. For beauty Of finish and dura
bility it is equal tocarred wood and is much cheap
er aud in every way superior to plaster. We as~
prepared to Ill order. upon the shortest notice at the
mandatory prices. ADAMS 4 HASKINS
Agents for Boston Papirr Mache Co..
Pa. avenue, n. side, between 10th and 18th St
ian 1l-eotf -.'f
DOSES Universal Biographical
LII Dictionary, in IL volumes octave, Loudor
1898. Price 81. London price ten pounds sxteer
sbillings sterling. Imported, three copies only, by
Jan l3-h FRANCK TAYLOR
VALENTINES at wholesale and retail, at
LANMONDS, eth st.
Nous DE LANE, SILKS, q MERI-
Alarge assortment Of the shove some inst 70
ceived, at very reduced prices for the cash.
VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Of It'll street and Pa. avenue.
dee lo-f
GRACE GREENwOOD's TOUR I'm
VI Europe .-'...
Haps aud Mishaps of Tour in Europe, by Grac-
Greenwood just received at
taylor 4 MAURY's
jan o-d Bookstore, nesr 9th st. Z
81 GADSBY,S HOTEL,
Corner Of Pennsylvania a1enus and Sd st.
BOARD PER DAY,
$500
Two squares west Of the Capitol AMI RaiIrrsd De
pot 10 ian Aim
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....-. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
ME have now the largest stock OF q ,mestic Dry
w Goods to be fou1d in the Distri. which we
are selling at very low prices, for in stan e
LIS pieces yard wide Brown Cotton It Go -
$50 do a do heavy do do do
cases good blesched do do
600 pieces fast colored Calicn de
800 do Nous dc Lsine, from 10 to l;1fc
loo yards superior fast cold Ginghau do
$50 pieces white and red Flannel, 20 nd Csc
Heavy Blankets, good SIZE and hue for 81.
$4,000 yards beached Cotton, embracan. 81 Of tie
grades and makes from o. to ls5zc.
10 cases Cotton Sheetings, all widthh ---
1000 yards Pillow Up Cotton, all widths
The whoie CT which will be sold at the very sma
lest price for the cash ---.s..
VERIFY, TEsBs a YERBY,
II tE Corner Of 7th street and Ia. avenue.
dee 10 If a. ..--fa.1
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~ New style Of Daguerreotypes, On Paper and
GlassStrangers ard citizens are invited to call and
examine the New Style Of Pictures now made at
MOOT Cos GALLERY, Pa. avenue, near 18th street.
AQmlttdnce free. ian 1--dtf
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~ ARDENER WANTED-Ap ;ndus.ri-
~ GUS sober man. with a small family, VINO un.
uerstands vegetable gardening, can have a very adj
yantsgeous situation On nv farm. ~ miles from
Alexandria Va 20 to 30 acres, or more if uired
would be allotted OF first quality land situated south
ana east slope: Cabbage, tacc, onions Kale and
good manure on hand. Horses and impleme nts fur
nished. Also, a comfortable House and wood, large
and good or hard. Apply Immediately to WASH
l.. HARPER. Alexandria, or on his farm.
Jan 27-eo3t -..-
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AUCTION SALES.

By GREEN - SCOTT, Aucttoneers.
HASDsoMB HOUSEHOLD ANnKTroHkN Fur
- niture, Piano Forte, de, at Auction.-on
chsDAt, the 9TH Infant, we shssl stl At 10 o'clk
a. Al he residence of @. B. Arm strong, Esq on
n, DIV en- It'll and s,h streets en- excellent asscrt
@ s OF nearly new Furniture, Viz:
'aA n gay So,a, Owens Ptrler and Rocking Chairs
Dufeaes, lining and osher Tables
fine Eas.s oSd h, " na,snct Dressing Glssses
Co., ca behaves, cf fine tone and touch,
SUPERIOR instrcment; also, q fne Stool and
White China Tea and Coffee and tina ca,
Dinner Set SAi
Girandcles, Solar and other Lsnps, Alarm Col
Walnut, caneseat, ofice, willow, ana weed Chairs
Fine painted Window Shades .
Parlor and chamber Carpets sa ~.
Cottage AMI other Bedsseads ----
worS AMI Wash Stands a ss. q .-.5t
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Lounge --u-s
Cooking, Eadistor, snd other Stoves 20
With coed assortment Of Kitchen requisites
Terms: All sums of s25 cash; over SIS a credit Of
% ana 20 days, y notes satisfactorily endorS cd,
bearing interesr GREEN SCOTT,
T. s-Thc Hous. is for rent: inqlire on the
premises, or OF MIR Clark, next toor.
BY DOWNS q HUTCHINSON, sues.
LAACf GOODS, GUNS, CIGARS &c.st Auction
IL On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY syrui.ys
February LIST and "a. at O. O'clock We win sell at
our store a large assortment Of
Fancy Goods, Work Foxes, Writing Decks
Portfolios. Pert mon aies, CArd Csss -
Pocket Knives, Racers, Shaving Cases .tr
Fancy Vases, P.r!umery, &c.
Alo, two very superior Double barrel twist Gun.
and several second hand Guns
Also, 5000 Java Cigars, in lots to suit the pur
thasers.
Terms cash. - .---.s...- e. Cd.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON.
Aucsiopeers and CommR sion Merchants,
Atl enf Ruilding
jan 3l-3t
By GREEN a. sc TIT, Auctseneers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND sHONT-
Ia hand Furniture at Auction.-On FRIDAY the
80 OF February, at 10 o'clock, ehall sell at our
auction store at the corner Of 9th street ami Tenn
syivania avenue, very extensive assortment OF
Furniture viz: ~
fine large mahogany second hand Wardrobe
Mahogany marble top Dressing Rureaus
do do bcentre, sofa, side, and other
Do extension, card, quartet.e, and Jenny
Lind Tables
Do narbletop Wash Closets, Hatracks, &c
Do French and other Bcdsteads and Ward
Feather Beds, IIs'r ard Shuck Mattresses
Mahogany rocking. castor. arm, and parior Chairs
Do Sofas. Bookcase s, s. cretaxies
Chi a, Glass, and CrockerywaPe
With large 1T of other articles which we deem
unnecessary to enumerste- sE s-=-.fa.sr
Terms: All sums Of ami under $50 cash: over $50
credit of60 and 90 days. for notes satisfactorily en-
dcrsed, bearing interest
- GREEN SCOTT,
3"" OIL -.-. ..---- $500 hucfioneers
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TREAsuRER,s sTArEmENT-

ts az h
and branches
and
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NOTICE,

7". NOTICE.
7 N order to make the improvements In our store,
i made necessary by the alter alton of 7th ard +
streets the underlined OFF, at greatly reduced pri
ces their large and excellent assortment Of Grocer.
les, consisting in part Of I'D
Green and Black Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Salt, Fl h
!, kind. - -
Together with all articles usually found in frs
class grocery.
The attention Of the trade Is respectfully invited
q a, .fre. = BREREr0N BRO,
Csr. It'll and z SIS, opp. Patent Office
! z jan M-d.w - =
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~ Now Is TIE rIME.-The display of daguerreo
types at PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nue., is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered nd patronized Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, al
ways attains it. This accounts for the success of
Plumbs Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
all weathers. dec
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II London and New York Fashions for February.
eu''scrp ions received sirgle numbers r 81 l. at
sIIlLLINGT0N'S Bookstorr.
bralthwates Retro'pert OF Practical Medicine and
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