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m M site Of q bridge across the Potomac.

manent site Of q bridge across the Potomac.
Inc present site, it is presumed, is the best To-
cation it has been there for fifty years, and ali
:ne roaas now constructed, leading to Wash
lngIon, has been with this expectation, that no
Ghange should be made in the long bridge.
De that however as it may, wherever the per-
manent bridge is located aud built, there will
we alexandria. Loudon and Hampshire con-
meet. This great northwestern road is not yet
sufficiently understood by the citizeus of Wash
ins'on; but it is hoped will be soon. Being the
shortest rou'e to the West, it must. neees-
saraiy, be of great Importance to your city
The whole country is interested in having this
roai constructed. 1t has met with great op-
position from some of our people. which is to
be regretted; but is now beginning to be un-
derstood as personal affair. The stockholders
will be called together in April, for the purpose
of determining the location of the road, when
all the maps and estimates will be submitted
for decision. and after which arrangements will
no doubt be made to commence the eonstruc.
ton of the roai M
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THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROADS. = -
ALEXANDRIA, March 9, 1854

hLEAASDBtA, march y, 1904.
MEssRs. EDITORS: As there seems to be
come Misrepresentation on the part Of your citi-
zens, about the various charters for railroad
connection between this city and Washington,
1 desire to state that the only charter granted
to make railroad to Washington, was to j.
3. French, on his plaa, reported to the Vir-
ginla Legislature, (but not on any other plan
There are various opinions on the merit Of Mr.
Erenchs plan. Time will determine whether
1t is practical or not. = 4r,-ii % ,s..,p
n Inc Alexandria, Loudon and Hampshire
halrosd Company made no application for a
enarter TO construct branch Of their road. ii
was not necessary they should do 20. Under
the code OF Virginia, the directors of apy rail-
road can make branch. not exceeding two
miles, and by vote of two-thirds OF All ths
stockholders, the company can order q branch
pot exceeding ten miles in length Under this
authority, the stockholders, in general meat.
ing on the 10th of October last, auth ri.er3 ths
location of a branch of their road to the eitv
of Washington, or to such point opposite to the
city % the Government might select ~ per.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY E. N. sTRATToN. anc,,o,.


nN SATURDAY MORNING A. IN o,c,oo. q 10,
" SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD AI1TFST,ls
as assorted Coverlets, Blankets. LINEN an, Co.,
sheets, Comforts, Pillow cases ahlecl,.tbs a..
tsns. Dining and TIA ware, with lots Of other II
cles appertaining.
RARE OLD BOOKS. aud lots of cheap Nov.,, a.
Psmphlets-at O'Clock. Saturday evening II lsrs.
Trunk, and case OF asortsd Books: Dictionary q.
Arts and Sciences human and Divine. 4 vols Lon
Col. 17ss. Chambers. y. r. g., complete; Burpet,
rbeery Of Earth, 16s4, Len a curious book Wit,
plates folio Hoy Bible. Lon. folio, 1859, Rail,
Old Dictionary. 1S0f; Don Quixotte, vol rosal oct
srench fine edition, with illustrations; History o.
the Turks, from their. origin to 1921, r. Kncl,e,
Lon foiio Starkhouses BODY Of Divinity. folio l. 20
Tics. kempie, Lon. l6as With lots Of other books
including shout l. 100 shesp rsb!icstisns.
CHOICE LOT OF ESfRAyINGS, English anf
herman, including Historical. S-riptural, sentimep
tai and other suhjects-po-traits Of eminent rnrn
meny Of which are fine, and emit rely res in thi
CITY. Also, lot az Engravipgs in franes-tb,
whole embracing about 1000 prints ,..f+ l.
Terms cash, sales positive; many OF the above ar.
in quantites. OBJ, .-s.I.I - :
march LOT m
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When death Is at the door, the remedy which
would nave saved life if administered in time comes
TOO late Do not trife with disease. Rely upon it,
tnst when the stomach viii not digest food-when
:aintness and lassituis parade the system-when
,ne sleep is disturbed the appetite feeble, the mind
,ethargc the nerves unnaturalIy sensitive, and the
mead confused-rely upon it, that when these symp-
TOMS occur, the powers Of vitality falling, and
that, unless the mischief Is promptly checked rfs
Utu De shortened as well rendered miserable Now
we know from a mass of testimony, greater than was
ever Before accumulated in favor Of one remedy that
jackson, Philadelphia, will immediately abate, and
In the end, entirely remove all of these disorders IS
surely as mathematical process viii solve Prob
lem. who thin, will endure the agony, and the
risk OF life With health and salty within Ieachi
For sale by Druggists eyeryvhere
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~ SECRET FOB THE LADIEs.-How to preserve
beauty.-Don't use Chalk, Lily White, or any of the
plexion. lie
lfyou would have the roses brought back to you,
cheek, clear, healthy, and transparent skin, and
me and vgor infused through the system, get bot
Tie OF Carriers Spanish Mixture, and take it accord
ing to directions 1t does not taste quite as well
your sWeemeats; but if after few doses you do not
find your health and beauty reviviug, your step
elastic and vigorous and the whole system refreshed
and invigoratsd like Spring morning, then your
case is hopeless and all the valuable certificates we
possess go for naught 1t Is the greatest purifier
the blood known; is perfectly harmless and at the
same time powerfully efieacious.
- See advertisement
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The Election In New Hamushirs

CONCORD, n. H., March 8.-The most
active preparations are making here and
all over the State for the election on Tues
day next. The contest will be between
coalition of the Wings and free-soilers
against the Admins ration party. The
former take ground against the Nebraska
bill, but the latter refuse to acknowledge it
as test of Democraey-nobody being in
favor of it except Edmund Burke and his
friends. B. f. Hallett, U. s. district at
torney of Boston, has been stumping it
for the Administration. On the other
side, Amos Tuck, John P. Hale, and Hen
~ Wilson are speaking.
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SELLING OFF!

M ADAmE HEINTLEN, at the NEW YORK
NJ WORsTED AND VARIETY STORE, Penn
sylsania avenue, between Sh and 9th streets, oppo
site centre Market will close her business before the
Lat OF April, and until then sell very cheap She
offers
Embroidery and Braiding Patterns; Canvass
Tapestry and Zephyr Worsted; Floss and Purse SILK:
Chenille Hnsel and Silk Cord; Fringe and TasseIs
Purse Trimmings commenced and finished Worsted
and Chenille EmbrOFieries; Crochet Cotton; Ribbons
Ladies French Dress Caps and Head Dresses Satin
and Kid Slippers; Purses Bags; Lamp Mats; Boxes;
Fancy Buttons; Toys and Candy. &c, &C.
Lessons given and orders executed in all kinds OF
FANCY WORK. Patterns drawn On any material
The pubic especially the ladies' invited to call
soon storekeepers will do well to secure bargains
feb 9-po5w
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Anti-Nebraska Meeting at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March S.-A great meet
ing of citizens was held last night in
opposition to the Nebraska biz. Although
the rain fell in torrents. the large hall Of
the Mechanics Institute was filled.
Prominent men of all parties took part
N the meeting, which was addressed by
Judge Walker, Bellamy Storer, Charles
Reemlin and others. A series of resolu-
tons, opposed to Douglas Nebraska bill.
or any further extension of slave territory,
and expressed in strong language, were
adopted, with but one dissenting vote
twenty delegates were appointed to the
State convention to be held at Columbus
on the ODD of March.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 10, IL M.-Flour
duller-ssles of 1000 barrels at s.. so for
Howard street; City Mills held at 1861
a S1.6Ss. Wheat-sales of 1900 bushels
at s ,S0aSl.S3 for white and at Sl.15a
Sl.7S for r,d. Corn--sales of 10000
bushels at 12 cts for white and at 7la72
cents for yellow. Oats --sales Of 1000
bushels at 4Ia46. Rye-sales at 96a98
cents. Whiskey sold at 2Sa29k cents.
Butter IN kegs at l5c, and roll at l6a20
cents. ..F.s . --. .-...
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New York Market

NEW YORK. March 1O.-Flour duller,
sales of 5000 bbls. at 81 "a IS for
State brands, and at So 25 SO 81 for
Southern. Wheat-sales at 81 90 for
white, and 81 so for red. Corn-sales
of 5000 bushels at SO for mixed, and at
IS for yellow. Cotton dropping. Stocks
dull. ....
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1A1TuHoRE CORRESPONDENTS,
BALr1noRE. MARCH e-1op

BALfHIoRE, March 9-l0P.M.
1 observe that the United States Senate has
shown its wisdom and good judgment for the
third time in passing the retired bill for disa-
bled officers Of the Army This bill has been
in agitation and prominently before the coun-
try for ten years past There cannot be doubt
of its just and wise provisions in providing for
the meritorious WORKOUT old soldiers, whose
prime of manhood, Indian summer of life, and
almost winter Of existence, have been devoted
amid tolls and hardships, to his country's
cause. It's tendency will be to make the army
doubly efficient, by adding thereto vigor, youth.
working material, and cumulative energy, by
which the Government and service must de.
rive unquestionable benefit. New incentives
OF ambition will spring up in the young SOL
dler,s heart There will be higher motives of
ambltlon-his reward may come while he as
physical ability to enjoy it-he can see through
a pleasing, captivating vista to its end, and
look upon life's declining years with emotions
OF delight The world will say to the retired
venerated patriot Well done, thou hast been
good and faithful, pause and take thy rest.
Suspend thy arms upon the outer wall. and bid
the young soldier guard and protect them" II
is sincerely to be hoped the House will Law
aside for an hour or day its useless bicker-
ings, it political manouverings. take up this
bill and pass it. In no other way can mem
bers do their country better service
Our Legislature adjourns sine die to-mor-
row. 1t has done we'll, and deserves approba-
ton for prOmptness, industry and efficiency.
The members have worked faithful to their
trust, and gone through with much important
business
The Senate. to-day, I learn, defeated the
prohlbltory liquor bill by vote of Is to 4
mus, the question remains as started and
will be material for further political shutting.
1t Is, however, to be regretted that some mea-
sure was not adopted to restrict the evil of in
temperance, but, as is often the case, by at
tempting TO do too much, it resulted in nothing.
The Susquehanna railroad consolidation bi II,
and the bill to sell the States interest in said
road, have been finally passed Also, the
Elysville proposition. All these measures are
good ones, and will result in benefit to the
Safe and the works in question
Nearly all the seats in the Charles stree.
theatre have been secured for Tomorrow night
In anticipation of Mrs Mowatt appearing there
1t will be most brilliant house
The death Of DR.. Perkins is much regretted
by his many friends He was a gentleman
highly esteemed and a very successful physi.
clan.
The new steamer Tennessee of the Charles.
ton line, returned from her trial trip to-day
She went some 80 miles outside the Capes and
performed admirably. All on board were
highly delighted, not only with the enterta ain
ments, but with the superb qualities of the
boat. RopERIcK.
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~ METRoPoL IfAN GALLERY.-We cannot too
highly recommend to ths-notice of our readers the
beautiful Stereoscope Miniatures made by Messrs.
Adams Il Dunshss. SUCCESSORS 70 Thompson. They
are practical Daguerreotypsts and fully understand
the business which Is evident from an inspection of
their productions. They give to their subjects an
easy natural position the right tone of complexion
harmonizs the lights, manage the ref ctons soften
the shadows, and in fact give you Daguerreotype
which they will be happy to make picture Of any
person, trX Of erpense, who would Hike to test their
skill in comparison with rival establishments 9aI7
Remember the metropolitan Gallery" formerly
Thompson's, Pa. avenue, bet. ~ and eth sts.
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~ LYONS KArHAIRoN.-For Peserrtng Restor
ing, Cleansing and Beauiytng the Hair, alternating
Nervous Headache, and Curing Eruptiw Diseases o,
the Si" Its reputation, co-extensive with the civil
lzation Of the globe, makes al praise srperiuous
all exageraton impossible; and since its discovery
has found no substitute to compete Its incontes..d
its incontestable superiority, Physicians and Chem
ists-honorabis citizens from all professions of life
the leading Journals of Europe and America-La
dies who have used it upon their dressing tables
and Mothers in their Nurseries-in fact, its mIlio.
patrons everywhere, from plebians to kings, pro
nounce 1t the most pleasing and effective article
either as Medicinal Toilet preparation ever pro
duced. f ... $3.50.
Do not fal to give it trial.
Price rs cents, in large bottles.
D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, Ny.
mar 10-1m
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NEW SPRING GOODS

NEW SPRING GOODS!
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLLEY,
w 9TH street, doors north of Pennsylvania av.,
are now opening choice stock of new aud desirable
Spring Goods, consisting in part Of
French and India Plaid Silks
" Plain Pout de Soir and Glaca do;
looo yds super black eros de Rhine do, at greatly
reduced prices
French Meusselines aud Challeys;
Plaid Poplins and Barege de Lains;
French Chintz. Jaconet and Ginghamg
1000 yds small figd Lawns, at % cts worth 81
French Embroideries, Kid and Silk Gloves;
SILK, Lisle Thread, and Cotton Hosiery;
All of which we will sell at fair low prices, and
mar S-eod2w
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ID I E ID

on the 9Th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH MOORE,
aged IS years.
sS-Her friends and acquaintances are invited to
attend her funeral on o-morrow Saturday morn
ing, at ~ O'Clock, from the residence of her hus-
oand, corner of 18th and Boundary streets.
va the 9Th instant, Mrs. May GINNATY, wife
Wexford, Ireland
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HRS. Eowstk

BALTIMORE, March, l0.-Mrs. Moxstt
appears at the Charles st. Theatre to.
night. The theatre will be filled 70 the
utmost capacity. All the tickets have
been sold, a great portion having been
bought by spectators at one and two dol.
lars premium. Her appearance tonight,
is announced as positively her last.
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~ The stock Of NOAH WALKER Co.'S Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, is as rich and varied at present
as in the early part Of the season. Stranger. and
citizens in want Of Great Bargains, in ashiona bic
Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
give them call before purchasing elsewhere. Th-ir
goods nufactured by thsmsese udd purchasers
may rely good at. 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. g s<.a.
2A---$F aEg-s saar
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BF HarSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY Fca THE EVENING STAR.
Parade CT Know xothinss in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, March lo.-The Ma
tive American party or society of Know
Nothinss, arc on 4. large parade in this
CITY to-dHy. Barners with appropriate
devices are seen IN every part Of the pro-
cesS!on' which is preceded by bands of
music; Many delegates are present from
the different States. Much enthusiasm
IL manifested.
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~ Joe ShttftnSIOn receives all the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is agent fer Harper's md all tho Other Magazines
and our readers VIII always fnda large and good
sornent Of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building corner Of ~ street and Penn
syvsnie svepue. aug 10
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DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

DUMESTIC DRY GOODS. -
=" = have now the largest stock of domestic Dry
w Goods to be found in the Distries, which Ne
are selling at very Low prices. for instance
~ pieces yard wide Brown Cotton It 65Ie
LOO 90 u do heavy do do do
cases good blsached do do
oOO pieces fast colored Calico .-.,5s.i. de
SOo do Nous de Lame, from 10 to la1<c
iZ00 yards superior fast copd Ginghau do s-E
LOU pieces white and rcd Flannel, 20 >nd DC. 800
- Heavy blankets, COED size and fins for 81.
lo0oo yards bleached Cotton, embracing all of ths
grades and mskes from 81 to lS3<c. ~
, 10 cases Cotton shsstings, all KidthA = ,fai =.
200 yards Pillow Slip Cotton, ali widths
Ths whole of which viii be sold At th. very r.,.,
- VERIFY, TEBBS YEhBY,
! - y. Conner Of tn strsst and "a svsnas.t
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ii ORSES, WAGON AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE
IL pair Of fine bay HORSES, unequalled for
working on farm or for travelling perfectly sound,
Rind and gentle in harness-are without fault
VIII De sold low as the owner has ne farther use TO,
them Also, two horse lumber WAGON and mail
CARRIAGE for one or two horses, both nearly as
good as new. Enquire Of A. W. DENHAM corner
OF iSth street west, and street north.
fl Il
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Steamer Asia arrived a. Boston

BosToN, March l0.-The steamer Asia
has arrived here from Halifax, and her
mails have been sent south.
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BOOK for every Student of the
"A Bible complete Analysis Of the Holy Bible.
corrected and arranged s. Scientifically, in 40 books
by Rev. Nathaniel Wesh, DID. Price IS
The usual discount to ministers and students,
Atheodicy; or. Vindication of the Divine Glory az
manifested in the Constitution and Government of
the moral world, by Albert T. Bledsoe-sl so
GRAY BALLANTYNE
mar 4-u It'll street.
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NdIISIC

NJ RS. g. ANDERSON has this day received an as.
WI sortment of imported MU 10, being selections
OF the best authors from the most celebrated Operas
Also, Polka's, Mazourkas, &c. The Etna Gallon, by
pAlbert; Capri"e Russo, by Strakosch; the Helene
waltz; lie Chant dAmeur Valse, by D'Albert: the
village Festival Schottsch; 1t is the Happy Summer
Time, song; the Leaves are turning Red song the
Spring and Summer both past Songs BY Wal.
lace Published by Hall SOP, New York
mar 1-u Pa ave- bet. 18th and 18th sts
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ICE !-ICE!!- ICEmi

ICE TUE ..-ICE ~.
T'HE Undersigned returns his thanks to the public
i for their very liberal patronage for the past six
years, and hopes to merit continue of the same
Having the agency of lArge eastern Ice Compa.
ny, viii be enabled to supply dealers by the cargo,
and his customers by the ton, or in such smaller
quaint as t. ey may require through the season
at one stated price.
Orders received by Charles Stott Co druggists.
corner pennsylvania avenue and street; John T
Given Il Co wood and coal dealers corner 14rh ard
= streets; at my office. Monument Hill; or they NAV
be directed to me through the post office
JNO PET TIBONE
mar S-eOd2m Int Union law
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Acquittal.

GREENsBrRG, Pa, March S.-The Jury
last evening returned a verdict in the
case of Ward and Gibson for the murder
of Mrs. Secrist, Of not guilty.
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Maine Law in New Jersey

TRENTON, March S.-The Maine Lioucr
law was discussed in the House to-day,
and recommitted, by vote of so to %.
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COL. FIRE MONT.

Is now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
to the Pacific G. 8. Emerson has long been engaged
brought before the Public Compound, which Is
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
testify. See Circulars, to be had of the AGENTS.
giving particulars. Price 81 90 in large Bottles.
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and George
town, d. g. z. d. GILMAN, General Agent for
Washington and surrounding country
c. e. FISHER co. froprietors rs
No Al SuDerior Stroaf Clav.Iana n
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By Z. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneers.
ADY'S PONY AND SECONDHAND BUGGY
~ at Aucton.-0n SATURDAY. March L tn, M
10 O'Clock, in front Of my Auction Rooms, l shall
sell
Lady'- Bay Pony, years old, ri ,4s well and work
we'll iu harness
Also, a good secondhand falling top Buggy.
Terms cash. mar St
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The Temperance Biu

ALBANY, N. Y, March 9.-The Senate
to day passed the prohibitory temperance
bill by four majority.
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10 Il IL 4 n THE two three-sto-v WARE
1 HOUSES on 9th street, opposite the west end
OF centre Market, at present occupied by F. J. Rad
Gill. Possession to BE- had on the lst April newt
door. MURRAY sESiairS
feb 7-eodtf
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

he subscriber having taken the corner store in
!! the First Ward, formerly occupied by Jchn e.
.;.h Co nave Just returned from the North
GOODS 70 which the special attention Of rch.ssrs
are invited. We have purchased our eoesis vsrs
low and We are now prepared to sell erest bsrosos
Corner p, .v.,, =. = MASSEY sL 4 90, o
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ms. mowatrs Antobiograpny.-A
1N1 further supply OF this popular and interest,
ing book, which has already met with an unnrss.s
dented sale, just received ut
TAYLOR MAURYS,
leo Z0-u ..1r.. Bookstore near oth %
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6-OsE OF THE CURIosT1IKs OF THE DAY: The bead.
ed Woman, perfect likeness Of her on exhibition
at WHlrEHuRsT's Gallery. Also, foe likeness OF
Captain Creighton, Of the "Three Bells"
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The Massachusetts, Proh;bitorv law

BOSTON, March 9.-The House of Rep
resentatives to-day rejected the bill for
the repeal Of the prohibitory liquor law,
by vote of 1879 to 80.
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To the Ladies' and the Public in

TO the Ladies' and the Public In
general.
~ FISHER, late Of MIR. Jolly's, of New York, and
No No. 62 Eutaw street, Baltimore, respectfully
informs the citizens of Washington that he has com.
menced business in this city, for cleaning ladies
cmlsrens dresses-Silk, Velvet, or Woolien. Also
dentiemel s Goats, Pants Vests and Cravais, with.
out sh linking or taking off the natural gloss q
Spots taken out without cleaning the whole.
Also, Shawls, Curtains, Covers &c.
The utmost furctuafity warranted.
Z. FISHER CO,
18th street west, doors north of Pa ave.
mar 8-dlmeolm*
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~ COMPOUND CUBEBIN POWDERS, sanctioned by
tne medica FACULTY, certain, safe, and efTectual
remedy for the of all those diseases wliere On
beb or Coraiva are used. Prepared with grea. care
and attention, by T. D. GILMAN Chemist, PennsyIya-
mid avenue. =
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~ New style Of Daguerreotypes, on Paper and
Glass Strangers an! citizens are invited to call and
examine the New Style Of Pictures now made At
Roor Cos Gallery, Pa. avenue, near 7th street.
Aoulttonoe If6S ian 4-dtf