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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21

FwWhcn Is d bedstead not bedsteAd?
When II becomes little bug gy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21

EyHera i "a piece Of sporting inteli-
gence extraordinary; The Preliminary
Course" having been put in fine order BY
the man who ''made tracks," the long anti
cipated bontest between the "Clothes Horse
and the "Night Mare" will come off soon
under the management Of the man who
"took precedence"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21

ry- A de-5y While being measured for
. r4.tr Of boo.s. observed, make them cover
the calf, 'IIevensr exclaimed the astonish.
artist, surveying bis customer from head TO
foot; q have not leather enough"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21

4 E8 A puzsle-how 10 court an old
ssnaid."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21

GyAt confirmation recently. the bish-
op asked pretty soubrette the usual first
question Of the leidelborough catechism,
8'.What is your only consolation in life and
dea.h?"
The necphyte blushed and hesitated; ihe
question was repeated, and then sbs STAN
mered out:
"The young shoepaker in the next
street,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21

EyrDErcE or FolLr Neglccting q ad.
vsrtise. and wondering that yoa % nossae-
ceed IN business.
Refusing 70 take . newspaper, and be.
ing surprised thai people laugh n your il,
norance.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21

TAn individual was ARRESTED the 9TH
er day in New YORK endeasoring to pick
mans pocket. He said he wasn't used 10
The business, and was ying 10 get his is-''s
in
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21

Eg- A young gentleman at q ball, in
whisking about the room, ran his head
against young lady. He bagan to apollo
gise. Not word, sir cried she, it is not
hard enough to hurt any body"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21

scENE-lnterior of Lodge ofKuow Nothings-
Time, Midnigh Grand Master in the Chair-Can-
didate supported by two Ushers-Tin Shaving Pot
bsiing over Spirit.Lamp, on Table, beside
Marrow Bone aud Cleaver.
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Mllsrellaueoas.
The Initiation.

We have seen nothing to cope with The
annexed among the literary productions Of
this remarkably productive age. A foreign
er, whom few old fogy book worms knew
as William Shakespeare, attempted to de-
scribe a similar scene, which once occurred
in presence of an excellent individual,
named Macbeth; but the spectators in this
case being mere old women, who ought to
have been burned as witches, Shakspear'
Dangling attempt to describe their ceremo
nies must fall before the labors Of genius
which is excited by the sublime spectacle Of
an initiation conducted in impressive and
manly style by men and patriots. We bor-
row the poem from the Neshua { N. H. J
Gazette:
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CADlz, OHIO, WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH 21, 1855

to country and home, comfort and civiliza-
ton, for the good Of the lost and degraded
heather, brings too strongly into relief BY
contrast the selfshness of most human lives
led among the gayeties and luxuries of
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21

EJ- Come here my lad, said an attorney
to boy about nine years of age.
the boy came AMI asked the attorney
"what case was to be tried next?"
The lawyer answered, ga case between
the Pope and the Devil-which do you
think will gain the action?"
The boy replied, 81 Guess il will be a
pretty tight sqreeze-the Pope has the
most money bat the Devil has tie most
lawyers"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21

TaR USE or MoNnY ~ A vain mans mot.
WIN gold and wear i.
a generous man Win gold and share
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21
MASTER.

Brother, renegade, greet YOU
Ioyed am l as sneh to meet you.
Now mark my words and their intent,
And bow your head if you assent.
Can you aquestioner put byl
And can you on occasion lisl
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Auction ealeA
By }. o. MCGUIRE, A.et,e...,.

1'RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE Jm,roved
Z keai Estate on Pennsylvania avenup-Ry y;r-
tue OF deed In trnst, bearing date the an ssv ~
April 1850, and recorded in Liber J. A. g., No. IS.
loios 45 &C. the subscriber will cell m pubc sale
on MONDAY, the l9h day of February. Isss' NJ I
O'Clock O'Clock P. on the premises, pan Of Lot No. 3. IN
reservation No. II, fronting l6 feet inches on
Pennsylvania avenue, and running bach i0s f. s
inches to Is feet alley, with the impr yemcn,s
Wncn consist OF well and substantially built two
lot WV ' ''PeA' vi 'he
The property is eligbIy situated on Psnnsyiv,nia
avenue between Second and Third street. IVES, and
aaloining the old Railroad Depot and is good husi
ness location, and Offers 10 persons iesirSus of in
Vesung an excellent opportunity
nc terms OF sale will be One third NJ III. .s,r
ensse money 10 cash, and the BALANCED tx Twelve
ss'eeh, and twenty-four months, for noes bearing
IRON day Of sale, secured by deed Of trust
UPON une property II the terms Of sale are not com
P;ed WIN IN SIX days after the sale. the properly
VIII ne resod, upon one weeks notice M the risk
a"a W expense oil the purchaser. All conveyancinR
al 'h@ expense OF the purchaser Tide indi
CHAS. &. WALLACE, Trustee.
ao o., JAS. Z. MCGUIRE
y 9-o'e"N Gus Auctionper
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mo. 52l
TTCE OF TIE DISCONTINIT.Ncr

NOTICE OF TIE DISCoNTINU.NCE
Othe Un'tsd SGte' iond Office at JeeIsOnrille rIn-
- oennes and H'ihGmGc, Indiana.
NDER the provisions Of the second section of
~ the act OF Congress, approved June IL, lsiO,
which declares "th.t whenever the quantity OF pub
he la dS remaining unSoid In any land district shall
De reduced To number of acres less thsn one hun
dred thousand, u shall he the duty OF the sec
Rotary OF the Treasury iii continue the land
once for such district and VI any land an any
such district shall remain unsold the time of me
discontnuance "f a land ofhc :, the same shall be
subject 10 sale NJ some of the existing land of
hoes most convenient 10 the district IN which the
land Office shall have bssn discontinued, Of which
the Secretary Of the Treasury shall give notice :,
and nasmuch as the 7th section the act approved
itl sept mber, S4l, authOrIZes the Secret nv Of
| the Treasury To 60 tnu- any land district an which
10 situated the seat nf government any oi the
States notwithstanding the quantity OF land unsOd
| IA such district may not amount to more than
hundred thousand acres, when an his opinion such
continuance may be- required by public convenience
iH order To close the land system sIch State al
convenient point under the provisions of the act
on that subject approved June ~, 1870, and inas-
H.uok the duty GboUe required has been derolped
upon the SeorctGTy Of the Interior By "the 10
| tGblish the Home Department, approved 81 March,
loi9:
Notice is accordingly hereby gwen that. in view
of reports from the ianf officer JEFFERsosvILLg,
VIsCESSEs, and WISANAc, that the vacant land IN
each Of said districts reduced below one hundred
THOUSAND acres, the Secrefory Of the Interior, fh
the app obofto Of tAe President has directed that
the land Offices az JEFFERsosvrLLE VIsCEssys and
WISANsc; m the State OF Indiana, be discontinued
and the lands remaining unsold at the time 81 the
discontinssnce be made subject sale al the land
office at INDIANAPOLIS, the seat Of government Of
said State.
Lands remaining ..unsoId, and usppropnsted by
law, and subject 10 pr waite entry within limits
OF the districts discontinued, will cease TO be
subject 10 entry heretofore those Offices, from
the date Of the receipt OF this notice by the reg
and receivers thereof, and the land officers lNDI-
| ASAPoLIs will give public notice OF the day on
N hNV no Id nflea
| for entries OF any such lands al their ONCE.
/ JOHN 3. ILsON.
Commissioner Of General Land Ofhce.
JAEuARY IS, 1855
IAN 29-2aw6w
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SILVER PLATE.

VINEA Ware, plated on white metal, extra heavy,
Il warranted, mostly made by Dixon d Son, Shelf
field, chased and engraved, embossed style.
Also, Pitcher Gobiets, French and English style
Magnificent Liquor Stands
Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons and Forks, war
ranted quality
Fish Knives and Forks, Ice Cream Spoons
CIumb Scrapers, Salad Tongs, Egg Cups
We have also complete assortment of best dual
ity English Silver plated Walters from TO 30, war
ranted quality.
We can assure purchasers that no simi'a ar style
and quality OF Goods can be purchased i'm New York
wholesale, at the same low prices we offer them
now Our object is TO realize cash, for the stock OF
goods We have on hand is 100 large.
T. BASTIANELLI B. CO., .
$40 Pa avenue, under Browns Hotel.
ian 3l-3,
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LfOR RENT-Posses ion given Immediately. a
l. three story brick House and Store, No 6 I
Bndge street, near the Market House, containing 10
rooms ana Kitchen, perfectly dry cellar, capable OF
holding 20 cords Of wood. This is first rate stand
ior business, particularly as the Falls Bidga is now
in passahle order To good tenant the rent will be
reasonable. Apply to
L. .. DONNOGHUE.
Also, very convenient Dwelling, coutanjn, five
rooms, kitchen and cellar, lately finished, situated
on Lingan street, near Hicks Cottage one of the
most healthy and pleasant situations in Georgetown
Apply as above. n n N
ian 2A-9w% ~
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MY COURTSHIP l. IT'S CONSEQUENCES,
WI by Wikof. Price Sl.25,
Slavery in a New Light and its Grand Results, by a
Citizen of Georgetown. Price l2l1 cts.
Night in Buenos Ayres, a new drama in five acts
by Citizen Of Georgetown. Price 1871 cts.
The Scout, by w. Gi more Simms; sI25
Ida May; sl25
Putnams Magazine for February; 25 cents
Ballou's New Monthly for February 10 cts
GOdey's Ladies Book for February; 25 cts.
For sale by L. K. LUNDY,
Ne. las Bridge street, GEORGETOWN.
ian 21-tf
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LfOR RENT-FOR ONE YEAR OR A TERM
- Of ars, the well situated, commodous, we'll
finished, and convenient dwelling House. over the
MUSIC store OF Hilbss X Htz at the corner Of Pa.
avenue and llth street. IL contains seventeen
rooms without the basement, in which the Kitchen
rs situated This IL rare chance for private fam
lily wishing large house on Pa. avenue, or for per
son desiring The hest location in Washington for a
large and well kept boarding house. Possession
gwen Immediately. Apply at this Office.
ian l2-u
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Baltimore Harkets

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2-FIour 10 held at s. SO
for Howard street, and City Mills ct IS IS; no
sales; the market 10 very slack Wheat
Only a. 90 bushels Of red In market: sales at
u 20. corn-Ssles Of 1000 bushels, yellow
at $50, white at s3as5c. Oats-1,o 900 bushsls
offered; sales quoted at 5oa5lo. Rye-only
so bushels were offered. but no business trans.
acted. Clover Seed 80 5os$s.75.
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SILVERWARE.

SlLNERWARE.
GOLD SILVER TEA SETS, PITCHERS, Cog
- lets, Cups, Casters, Waters, &C.
Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies and Napkin Rings.
Silver Dessert, Pie, Cake, Fi.h and Ice Cream
Knives.
Sugar, Preserve, Jelly, Olive and Egg Spoons.
Asparagus, Salad, Sugar and Ice 1ong<, Crumb
Scrapers, &c.
The gbose we have of Every pattern, all Of our
own manufacture and warranted pure silver.
Orders raken for every description Of rich Silver
ware, such as public testimonials, &c, and strictly
executed sfter any design, however elabonte.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
No. 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth sts.
jan e7-6t Intel ,Unon&News.l
I'HE QUEENS Regulations and Orders for the
l Army complete to lisa, 2 vols, LONDON
Code Napoleon, literally translated l vol, London
1854
Fairhot's Dictionary of Terms Of Art, vol, Lon
don, 1854
The microscope, IT'S History, construction, and ap-
Plication, by J. Fog, vol, 500 engravingS,
London, 1854
Hughes duties OF Judge Advocates vol
The Steam Engine, for practical men, by Ilana ana
Gener, vol, London 1854
The Steam Engine, its history and mechanism W
Robert Scott Burn. vol, London, 1854
Richards Population and Capital, 1 yol London.
1854 FRANG& TAYLOR.
ian 20
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD-
INu LOi oN TIE lSLAND.-On MONDAY
afternoon, February 5th, al O'Clock, on The nremi
ses, oy virtue of deed Of trust from Geo Thor a.
and wife, dated January 10Th, 1854 and recorded in
Liber A. s No II, tolios 3a2, 33s, &C, one q
tne lano records Ter Warrington county, the sub.
crber will sell Lot No. 2, in Square No 3sS front
ing 20 feet ON south street, between 9Th and teth
streets west, running back lbs iset 10 a wide alley
Ierms cash. JOSEPH &. ISAAC, Trustee.
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
Jan 2-co&ds Auctiopeey
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New York Marksfs

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Cotton 6rm and M.
ward. Flour is downward and dull; sale. Of
5000 bbls good Ohio at - 75ss.Isi. South
ern h heavy; ,ales Of !, 200 bbls. Corn il Nd
ward and firm; white and yellow at 9sc. Pork
downward and dull. Beef is dull, with
declining tendency. Lard is unchanged with
limited business at previous rates. Whisky
Ohio 33c
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Transactiapa in atoeha

NEW foaK, Feb. Stocks are better and
money 10 unchanged; sales at the Second
Boara OF Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 81; ;
Erie 49,; Cleveland. Columbus and Cinoinnsti
Railroad s6t; Rssding 10; Cumberland 35t.
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Senatorial iElectiops.

CHICAGO, Feb The Wisconsin, Lsrisls-
ture met in lint Convention on Tuesday and
"Wednesday TO elect United States Senator,
but no choice was made. The balloting wss
resamed again to day.
The Illinois Legislature 10 still without q
quorum in joint Convention.
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Destruction Of q Court. House BY Yirs.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. The court house a
Freehold, Monmouth county, N J, was burnt
to the ground this morning. The surrounding
buildings escaped.
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Niw YoRK, Feb. 2-Ths Black Warrior
arrived this morning with Havana dates Of
the 18th The steamer Falcon was still In
port, but she Was expected to sail for New
York on the 10Th The Black Warrior brings
40 news Of Importance.
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Republican Sensational Nomination

Nnw YORK, Feb a.-The Republicans on
Wednesday nominated Charles Durkee az their
candidate for Senator.
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Race.

CHARLEsroS, Jan. Se.-In the the three
mile race to-day between the horses Nat
Blick and Gsrret Davis the former Won
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Senatorial Election 1, New York.

ALBANY, Feb. The vhip last nigh held
legislative caucus here, the result Of which
Wa, that Senator Seward received the nomi.
nation for Senator for the nsxt term By a vote
Of seventy -four, to six scattering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-02
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

MI rs. lack ley, of New York will
1Nl remain few days at Miss Morley's, 500 Pa.
avenue north side, 10th street, for the purpose
Of teaching Mr. s.. r. Taylor's great Improvement
LOT cutting and making lafies' dresses Be-.
Ladies are r. specially invited 10 give her call,
ana disposed take take lining with you and have
tne matter demon srated "a your own satisfaction.
.-.- MRS. BRACKNEY,
Jan II-iws AO5 Bruadway N. Y.
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Sinking Of Steamer, and Probable loss Of

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. The steamer Eliza
sunk last week at Plum Point bend. few
miles below Memphis, and IL 10 feared that
thirty lives have been lest.
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notice OF coPARTa ERsHIP.
WASHING ron HALL REsrAuRAN,

40 PETER VI. DUBANT,
~LH| begs leave 10 say to his
friends and former custom 4
ers that he has disposed Of ~ 4
ms entire interest i'm his late estabShm ent, hner
the 81. Charles Hotel, and TO inform them that he
Viii hereafter be found AT the above named Res
tauTant, which will he conducted under the Joint
management OF BENTER & QUAINT.
The hrin beg to assure their friends and the pub
lie generally that no exerions will be spared by
them To deserve Continuance Of the favor and pa
tronage they have hrretOInre received, and tina
their establishment, for order, cleanliness, and AT
tenon to the wants of their visitors, shall be unsur
passed in This or any other city.
Their .arier vii always b supplied with IN,
most choice Viands, Injuries, and Deli NaceS tina
the market can afford and their Bar y stocked
with beverages OF the most favOrite kind AMI bes
qualities, together with choice lot Of Cigar &c su-
perior brands.
WILLIAM +. BENTER,
jan 3l-eO6t PETER NJ. QUAINT.
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CIGARS-CIGARS-CIGARS.

I rave received ten thousand more OF those choice
l. Havana CIGARS, Of tn. COncha brand. A diff
erent article from those recently received and of.
Tered for sale by other houses in tls CITY, Gentle
men are requested TO call and examine nv stock.
ROBT. ID. TWEEDY, Grocer,
corner Pa avenue and 18th street, south side.
Jan 27-6t --' %.
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Death Of Bishop Capers.

CHARLIsroE, jan. Sl.-Bishop Caper. a
eminent divine Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church South, lie dead.
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

4 ,oMPLETE Coffee Sets, Casters, Cake and Frui
~ Baskets, Walters on white metal, Table, Ues-
sert, and Tea Spoons and Forks, double and tribe
plated on Albata, the best substitute for silver war
ranted and sold BY ri. SEMEN
NO; $50 Pa. avenue, between 9th and lola sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-02

GTORAGE.-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods
~ Groceries, &C., to BE- stored, will find ample &C
commodations In the large, airy, flag stone paved,
and Dry Easements under the star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star Office.
jan 3l-u
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY.

ttNfE Rules ana Negotiations, and the act Of incor
l. porasion Of the 6ienyvood Ceneicry have been
puhlished In a neat pamphiet form. Any one wish
ing copy can receive il at the Office Of the Gene
tery OF at the Counter Of the Sssr Office. y
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.


HEALTHY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH.
III All who are DESTROYS Of obtaining tho bene-
fits, s',ould use ZERMAN'S CELEBRATED
TOOTli-WASH. THIS delicious article combines
50 many meriIonOus qualities, that IL has now be-
come a standard faverite with the citizens Of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dentists pre-
scribe IL in their practice most successfully, and
from every sourc. the most fauering laudauons are
awarded il.
Inhamed and bleeding gums are immediately ben
Gifted by Its use; its action upon thom Is mud,
soothing and effective. IL cleaascs the teeth -
thoroughly, that they are made % rival pearl In
whitene~s, and difuses through the mouth such
delightful freshness that the breath 10 rendered er
quisiley IL dsinfec cts all those impurities
which tend to produce decay, and a. consequence,
when these are removed, the teeth must always re-
main sound.
Ii 10 used and recommended by all thc eminent
Dentists in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
other cities where il has be introduced. All
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN, D-lcgist
and Chemist, Hinth and Cstharine streets, Pima
deipha aud sold by all Druggists evfrywhsre, al IS
crnts Der bottle. w. a. GILMAN,
jan Ism Agent tE w ashlngton CITY.
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On Thursday, the LIST inst ant, his e1cellency,
Senior Don FELIPE MOLINA. Minister Of Costa
Rica, Guatemala and Salvador.
GO The funeral will take place on Saturday. the
Sd instant, at il O'Clock a. m. The cortege will
leave the residence Of the deceased corner of Fiji
teeRth and G SITS north, and proceed to ST. Mathews
Church. where the body will be deposited.
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N a II AlE ID.
DIE ID

On the 3ls ultimo, by Rev. Mr.. Boyle, ALEXAN-
DER J. DALLAS, U. s: Marines, to FRANCES v.
MAST, daughter of S. Mas, Esq, of this city.
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Boarding.

CA lady having taken tn hand
ID some Dwelling, No. Union Row. on p street,
between 9th and 7th, offer fine large rooms for
families, either furnished or unfinished. Also, has
rooms for gentlemen much larger than generally
appropriated to single persons.
Table bOarders and permanent or transient per-
sons will be accommodated on the most reasonable
terms. Jan 29-lwf
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GOLD, SILVER, STEEL d PLATED SPEC
VI TACLES 20 suit every age and
eye, Riding specs, r. r. Glasses, Eye .1S
Protectors, Eye Glasses of all descrip
tons, Reading Glasses, Goggles; SC,
Paraboia, Perifocal Concave, Convex, and Colored
Glasses put in frames at the shortest notice.
Persons in want Of glasses may be- sure IN GEL
those which benefit the eye n
III. SEMKEN'S,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, bstw. 9th and 10Th sts
Jan %
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Il lures Of the tavern and boarding house known
as the Washington and Baltimore Honse % sim
ated on First street and the Railroad Depot I,
will be sold in part, the pa chaser having the piy,
eye of taking portion II he wishes To any one
with small capital it is good stand for business.
For particulars enquire on the premises.
ian 3l-lws
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dor RENT-A large three story brick House.
with basement and attic and three story back
building, with stable and pump in a large yard con
tanning nineteen rooms on street, between 81 and
AZ streets; adjoining the residence of Dr. J. F. Nav
POSSESSION given on the LIST Of February INQUIRE OF
J. w. HICKS, City Post Office, Executors for the
heirs. ian o. oos,
TO LET-The large and commodious three STORY
Brick Dwelling, No. asa B street, between ID
and Sd streets. "
For terms enquire OF E. s. SMITH
Agent Of Adams Express CO.,
Pa. avenue, between I'd and 81 streets.
jan 6-eolm
uOMES FOR ALL.-Beautifully and healti,ily
IL located Building Lots, "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, on graded streets, can, until spring. be bought
al tle exceeding low price of s75, payable % per
month Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, It'll ST.,
above Odd Fellows Hail.
Jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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For Sale and Ront.

/ convenient two-stnried frame Bouse. neariy
new, containing six ROOMS, situated on M street No
~. near thirteenth street. Enquire at No. 197
Eighth street, or Of J. I. FALES, at the Patent OF
fbe. ian a. a..
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give IL up, and . ssesnd and third visit fol-
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himself, and far superior 70 anything of the
kind We have before witnessed. 60 early and
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