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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-15

iNDRrENpsHr 0aDRk o. R.cnABrrRs -Ths
District Tent Of this Temperance oreanixatiou.
which has Jurisdiction over the District of
Columbia, portion Of the States of Virgin;.
and Maryland held its quarterly session lat
evening in this city. The meeting. % bssr
was largely attended. The reports received
from the Primary Tents represent the Order
70 Dc In healthy condition After the trans
acuon Of business usual to such assem- la ges
me following gentlemen were elected officers
d. c. 3; DR. ]. Hall Moore. D. CIR: DIS
a. h Mckim, D. D. r; George O. Henning,
r. B.; Joseph D. Free, d. F, s George
kidwell, d. T.; John I. Langley, D. L.; Reeve
Lewis, d. g.; Samuel s. Briggs, d. Chaplain.
William r. M Lean vas elected Representa-
tive to the High Tent.
SHILLINsroN's Stock OF VALENfINEs, lace
and embossed envelopes, for next Valentines
day, "wednesday, 14th instantly are certainly
the most superb We have ever seen, and We
would advise those of our readers who wish to
purchase Valentines to give friend Shilling.
ton an early call Remember-Cieon Build
ing, corner Of Al street and Pennsylvania
avenue
ST. JosEPH's ORPHAN AsYLUM.-We nm der
stand that the Trustees of St. Jossph's Male
Orphan Asylum, recently incorporated by Con
gress. have organized, adopted their by laws
&c. We hope our fellow citisens will come
forth Lobly, and contribute towards this chart.
ty. This institution cannot fail to succeed in
the hands Of the of6sers who have the man
agemsnt of its affairs.
GRAND SUBSCRIPTION BALL.-We learn that
on Tuesday evening next, q grand subscrip.
ton ball will Be given by the gentlemen guests
at Willards' Hotel. But limited number of
tickets will DO issued The list is nearly com.
plete.
he Boon CHILDREN.-We hope our readers
will not forgot that those wonderful little per-
formers give an entertainment this evening at
Carusi's Saloon. ALI who 60 will be delighted,
as the pieces selected are excellent.
FoRREsr HALL Tonight the FIRST annual
ball of the George Washington Club will be
gwen in Forrest Hall, Georgetown. 1t will
be attended by those who are fond of pleasure
and amusement
Woe9 FOR THE SECOND WARD Poor We
are requested to state that the wood for tbs
poor OF the Second Ward will be Distributed
from the store Of Mr. w. F Bayly, Penrsyl.
vania avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth
str eets
SEE TO IA friend complains that the
body Of dead dog has been living on e be-
tween 9Th and 18th streets in an advanced
state OF decomposition, emitting an odor, I'm,
pleasant to The entire neighborhood. We hope
the proper authority will ob!ige the good
citizens by having the nuisance removed.
WATCH RETURNS Henry Penny, colored,
drunk, lying in the street, workhouse 30 DAYS
GEORGE kagiin, resisting officers, Jail; Frank
BIAS, out after hours, wcrkhouse 80 DAYS The
ofhcers picked up Penny from puddle of mu
and water, where there was little chance Of his
life lasting over an hour.
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Kew York Aarka,,

NEW loRg Feb Is Cotton is 60 inward
and dull. Fiouc the market is dun with a
declining tendency; sales of . $50 bbIs good
Ohio al - 75as 12s; Southern is Iowc--sales
of 400 bbis at IS 81 a9 IS. Wheat ig up.
ward aud fru; white Michigan a, 81 s9a2 80.
Coru is quoted as nomiualiy at 81 Pork il
unchanged with a moderate demand at pre-
v'"us rates B,ef is uncb az ssd with limited
demand. Lard is upward aud Erta Whisksy,
Ohio "a heavy at 81 Gents
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success ct washingtou Hall Theatre. Mr..
Weaver, ~ Gumption Cute, and Mrs Tyrrell,
q Aunt Orphslia, are universal fsvoritss
Miss Wells, the inimitable Topssy, comes
in for . share Of the public praise and
little Eve. Louisa Parker, IL In reality an in
FAINT prodigy. Mr.. Keenan, deserves the tn anks
Of every lover Of the drama or temperance in
Alexandria for the admirable man ner in which
he has presented The Drunkard:'
The fish wharf has been rented far next
reason to Messrs Cochran Bradshsar for
81 006.
Messrs George L. Deetor, Hesry Mansfrsd
and Henry l.. Simpson, have been appointed
commissioners for the special election in the
Second Ward on the 10th inst
The Gazette speaks of the visit of Capital o
kynders to Virginia, and promises that he
will have hard road to travel.
Comparative Statement of the Bunk of the Old Do.
minion, Dec. 81, 1853, and Dec 81, 1854. -
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PARIS ADJUSTMENTS THIS WINTER Paris
is not As gay as usual this wintsr-so write
American friends there-but nevertheless it is
not sombre. The English Ambassador, Lord
Crowley: lately orsnsd part of his great rooms
to an infant party, whom the French, English
and American children were gathered toeetbs ar
to the number Of some four or i've hundred.
The ball commanded at sight o'clock and con.
tinued until one o clock 10 the morning Thu
quacrilies we're arranged according to the
height Of the children, each qusdrille consist
ting of so couples. The little fairies in their
exquisite liliputian toilette. reflected all the
coiors Of the prism, and really looked like a
splendid bouquet of the most charming
flowers At IL o'clock the supper room vas
aung open, and such chorus of fun and
laugh 'er was never heard. There wore two
little girls, about six or seven pears old, of the
Duchess do basssno, that were the theme of
universal admiration Lord Crowley through.
out identified himself with his little guests and
arranged quadrilles and distributed bon bons
In such manner Is must have won ell their
hearts.-N. y. Ezpress.
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mETROPOLITAN FAIR
N0CICE TO CIfIZENS Ann 6TRANaE II

fNHE entire stock OF Dry Goods Of the late firm of
i Magruder & Calvert will be closed out al very
reduced prices. We name in part
Rich striped and plaid Silks
Brocade Silks, cost 81, fo. 62k cents
Changeabie SiIss, 6715, for Soc.
" bite Grape Shaws at halt price
C0!Ored do do
Linen Sheeung, wort 81 for 75c.
Pillow Linen, worth 75c tor 50
Phi ow case Cotton, worth l5c, for II \
IA cotton Sheeting, worth Soc, fer IS
Fine French Ginghams, worth 25, ET lSN
White and cOlOred Br,nts, very cheap
Also, large LOT of Domestics Of the best class,
which will he sold very low.
Call cary and secure great bargains, at No. g .
opp Centre Market, between 9th and 9Th sis.
feb 9-pO2w
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- AHoraEa PsxNIun-Mr WHuKHURsr hs. hs.n
snosher premium for his supsro. Dsguerrsotypes
exhipted at the Worlds Fair, New York win he rene.
osred that MI w. received from Worlds Fsir london
Two medals tor his unrvaed dsgusrreotypes President
umore ans Cabinet and Pantscopes of Niagara FA be-
sides prsmsms at all the fairs which be has exhibited for
rtss. " " e-~
Call and have k whitshursts sslls:
V ness Four and a-hslf strest Pennsylvania avenue
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ALHxAkDRIA CORRRsPoHpIHcz

Valentines - Council - Thsafy.caLs - Conn.
m.sssioners Renting Ryadey's V,sis-
Bank REPORT Weather.
ALEXANDRIA, February IA, 1855
st. Valentines clients are celebrating the
anniversary Of their patron saint with fervid
devotion Signing swains and blushing maid
ems are in state Of ticklish expectancy, and
with nirth and ssnii nsnt, grotssqus ehsrac
ters and tasteful billet doux, the memory Of
the old saint Is universally yensrated.
. Oar City Councils met last night 6ne attend.
ance in each bosrd-to discuss business Of lit
tls. general interest.
fof ne past three evenings, the fine drams
OF Uncle Tom Cabin has met with extensive
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feb 10 OSds
BY J. c. MeGUIRE, Auctioneef.

7 RUSTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND lOr.-
On THURSDAY afternoon, March LIST, 1855, az
o'eiocf, on the premises, by virtue &C a deed OF
trust u ihc subscriber, ng date the l4ih Nay
1882, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. a.. No 40
folio, 4'S, 49, and 440, of the land records or
washington county, | shall sell the north half al
Lot No ~ IN square 2s3, fronting % feet inches
on i.lth strce west between north T. and ID street,
running back lcO feel TO a WIDE alley, with improve
m"nts, consht ting of a subs ianiai brick dwelling
house.
Terms: One third cash the res due i'm six and
Twelve months, with interest, secured by dee.l Of
ir;st on The premises.
NICHOLAS CiLLAN, Trustee.
JAS. T.. Mcguire,
sb lZ-eosd' Auctioneer.
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4
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IL The orisaba from
Vera Crus has arrived with Mexican dates of
The 5th.
The Govsrnus:t troops have been defeated
And Gen. Kahusrlo captured. Several Of the
rebels have been shot.
S.1" anna had offered Gen. La Vega the
p01.'y charge Of The Government, but the
, Is declined the offer, but viii relieve Cen.
Vol IN the command Of Matauoro,
Tie dovernnsnt papers report that 900
Insurgents had been put to fight in Zako,I.p-
Shocks Of earthquakes were experienced at
Vera Cres on the LIST, and at the City Of Mex.
loo, at the latter place the public works we're
much damaged
The French steamer Aheson had arrived at
Vera crus;to take home Count BoulbOn's re-
naming followers.
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ROSENKRANZ PIANOS

lust Received two OF the above u,,.or,il,i in
- suumeh:s direct from the Manu
factor, IA dresden, Germany. These * -.,ssSf5
PianoS having both, after a la seat = - 81 IL
aud land voyage, arrived ia ptrfuctl = " X
tune, aii.'fi another gaarant-e OF their s,ernrty
la keeping la tune. heir beauty anI poysr ,i
tone e'ici;s tre righe-t encuE,ums lrsW an Ia.
greai mus8cal cfiticc al Europe
EILBUS 4 HiTg
Music Depot cor. Pa av. llih aHa % sis.
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Iirs in New York-Great Destruction OF
Flour

NEW YORK, Feb. ia fire broke out this
morning in No. 7s Pearl street, oocupi 4 by
W. H. Newman Co. Upwards Of 4, 900 bbls.
OF Flour were destroyed besides much other
property. TIE building was totally destroyed.
The ioss IL estimated at over s6a eco end
was insured for $42 600. The bulldog adj.
J'inins ana in the rear wero badly dem ,ecd.
and add considerably to the loss Tho Gre is
supposed to be the work Of n inceuii.rv
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Newfork Know No.hins State ca,r.a

SYRACUSE, Feb IL The Graz 4 Cornell Of
the Know Nothings for the State OF New York
is nov in Session, in Coriuthian IlzlI james
W. Barker, Of New York is presiding over
sotne 700 delegates Daniel Ulimau, q. A.
S;roggs, w. A. Gcodwiu, and other noted
members are pr: sent. Noihing relative TO the
ptOcs ediags Can be learned
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT

NE >ub 'cti'Scf has always 0n h-ni 4 -s,at
mEht al German aud AhlerIcan Pr -.
AMOS, i"'n HE y-'y best manufacturers :. sstrs
which p offers IbT sale at iayer ,,ri.t- ~
'han csh l.r purchssed 10 the pisIirt %, Columbia,
ana The 'nnrt acrnnlIn adaline TINS. Al P,a.o,
purchased ir. warranted q. ~ VI. s.t,~l,r-
ton.
Old PianJs taken ia eXciiausp
Ii. REFS, Professor at Ma.ir.
g, h"iw. fourlscnIi and F,fir-nrh silrris.
feb 6--3ua
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Interesting nom Cpba

New ORLEANS, Feb 1.-THE Empire City
with Havana dates Of the 9th has arrived
She reports that 1t was rumorei in Havana
that an attempt had been made upeu tho life
OF concha at night. The palsce was ilIumi
mated, when the gas was suddenly turned Of.
1t is supposed that the conspirators have been
discovered and eighty arres'ed, including
Con:ha's Secretary and two American
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JAPANESE PREsESrs FOR TIE U. S. Gov.
rived in New York on Monday brought home
some Japanes presents, fer our govern pent.
They consist of rice. and coal The coal is said
TO be Of bituminous nature and burns rap
idly, 1t gives a brilliant flame, and the
heat is intense The rice is Of dark color,
and very good quality The captain also
brought some coal from the mi mes Of Formo.
sa, an Island situated bet ween China and j a.
prn.
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DHAUGH'r ALE.

THE undersigned respectfully announce tina. they
have obtained the sole Agency OF IN District
for the sale OF kurtz S Ness ork Drauyh, Ale.
and have made arrangements 80 a. m have n CON
stantiy on hand, so that all who may f,vo. In. with
their custom will be pnnctuaIl, served
As usual, suppiy of Porter, Ale, Cider anI Min
eral Wafer constantly on aand.
OS,crs by mail, OF given 10 our drivers vii. m. el
with stTict attention.
TERMS eaAl,. Array l. SHINN.
first r'te Wagon, hat little ..Sed, for sale Apply
"a above, 10 ,sNY < SfiINN,
Unrm BoIIlj * Depot,
ieb 6-enim CeoIgetown
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NEWS FOR THE MILLION

M ESSRS. RYDER & Plant Lave taken the
WI old and well known confectionery establish
meni, No. 400 Seventh street, OpposIte Odd Eel
lows Hall, where they will be happy 10 receive
their friend. and the pubic generally.
We VIII keep cOnsia iy un hand a choice srlec-
ton OF al kind of CONFECTIONERY
Also, dealers in foreign aud dOresric FRUITS, of
all kinds.
We hope b. a strict attention to business 10 win
ii appreciation OF our friends, and merit liberal
share of patronage generally.
N. b. Balls, Pant :, and Families supplied on the
most reasonable anu satisfactory terms at the short
Ell nolIce. RYDER * PLANT.
feb Eff
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f READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
Youths wear manufactured with elegance by
NOAH WALKER CO., under Browns Hotel. Their stock
embrace the Patot or Surtout Oyercoat Oveack shaped
and negisges Tsmas black aud blue Dress Coats
Frock Goats OF all fashionable coors Csssmer Business
Suites tch Velvet Vests Silks kc
aSlred Cassimer and plain Cassimer the
youth-Jackets, Pants Vests Overcoats &c As they are
their own manufacturers they enabled sell at
the very lowest prices Shirts Goyes
Ttes SC, Of late styles always On hand, dec m
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AYERS CHERRY PecrOR.I-

n - AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.-For the rapid Gu 70
Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis whooping-
Cough Asthma aud Consumption, 10 universally known
the best remedy discovered for every variety
Pulmonary disease. So wide is Of its usefuness
and numerous the Of its cures almost every
section Of the country sbounds persons publicly Known
Who have been restored from alarming aud
diseases o; the lungs by Its When
rfory over other medicine is kind
to escape observation and where its virtues known
public longer hesitate what antidote employ ts
distressing and dangerous affections pulmonary
gans which are Incident to climate By timely use
many almost all attacks OF upon the Lung,
throat arrested and thus many
cry year from premature No family should with
out it, and those who do neglect provide themselves with
remedy which wards OF this diseases
will have cause to deplore t when late Proofs of
the surprising efficacy Of the Cherry not be
given to the American peopehey have living proofs I'm
every neshborhood. But those read the state
ments OF those whose whole health restored
whose lives have been saved by its will them IN nv
Asrcan Almanac which the agents below named has 10
furnish q atie for every one,
Prepared hy Dh. o. AVER lowell, Macs, Aud sold
By
T. d. GILMAN, Washington
@. N. LINrHICUM, GeorgetOwn
JAS. COOK CO., Fretericksburg and by all Druggtss
dec 17--eo2m
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NEW POLKA.

! Us published asld Tor sale n HII.BI'.' = nITY'
y Music Depot, tire
TUNERS POLKA,
c0i.pnSed and dedics ed Jscpn U.i'.p. Ed
by D. Esruta, ciuhrllishei with hea:,i mi ,,l rT
ret ikeas- "f the veteran tuner.
Price IS cents.
Tee trade snap:ied on very liberal terms.
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BOYS CLOTHING.

" ALL STEPHENS, Wholesale aud Retail
w Clothing and furni~ hing Merchants, Pa ave
nue., next door to Iron hall, have on hand one OF
the largest and mort varied a sO5tme Is OF
READY-MADE BOYS' CI...TIlING
in the country, which made up in every STYLE ana
calculated 10 suit ali tastrs Their Goods are maize
of the best materials ami by the best kmen aud
will be disposed at at rates hat fail 10 IeaSe
TIL public are respectfully invited 10 call and ex
amDe the stock. feb 2-u
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Gains Political Moynmant

PORTLAND, Me Feb. I4.-The Abolition
members Of the Maine Legislature have called
convention of the people opposed 20 slavery,
and in favor of the Maine Law. for the nomi
nation of cand idate for Governor
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Cperirg Of the Clio River

cIScISs.yr, Feb 10 The Ohio Is nov open
and rising The rains have hsea remarkably
heavy
Bu-iDess hd dull. The Esste.u exchange is
gua:sl at 81 premium
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ID T. D..

This morning, the 18th ins ant, at 81 O'Clock,
FREDERICK, son of Thomas aud Mary ,uemus,
in the 4th yeur of his age.
81 The friends Of the family are invited TO at
tend the funeral to morrow friday afternoon al 2
O'Clock.
philadelphia papers please copy
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Arrest ola Post Once Clerk

MILwAuktE, Feb. ID A German clerk in
the Post Office here has teen g. rested Tor III
ling the letters passing throus b his hands Of
several hundreds of dollars.
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Te,cocratic State Convention.

NEw HAVEN, Coma Feb. Is The Demo
cratic State Convention OF Connecticut, has
nomi mated Samuel Inghan as their can tidste
tcf uosernor, and passed resolutions JerOuuc-
lag the Know Nothing and the Maine Liqgor
law
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WATCHES! WATCHES!

If YOU wish d warranted . yz,>,sss
l. tiIar keeper, al a reasonable S.&sSSt
price, you invites Ia cali $4e$SSSs1svr<xA
AMI eEanine my selected stock S@--.es2-->zz
OF lire English and GeHrva Watches r,r I,ai.S sai
geuts ID. SENkEN,
No $40 IA. ay., b.twe-n 9Th anI 1854 IS.
ian l6-.-,,Aisr1
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Baltimore Marksts.

BALTIMORE, Feb l5--Bu; htile doing in
oreadstuh'- Small sales of Howard street
d ur at Is al Whoat-heIi At 81 e0aS2. for
good to Pritns rcd, AMI 81 95rS2 05 for god to
prime white Corn, yellow, ut 90. white,
soaS3i. Oats -Eirginis qu,.ed a; 52,s4..
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SILVER WARE

4 VERY petty assortment OF Silver Ce.ite f-,s.
n Pitchers, GobleIs, Cup Creams, aud all Kinds
Oh SPOONS aud Turks and variety of Fancy Silye
ware, suI able Tor presents VIZ: SOup aud ilyS,,f
Ladies, trumb Scrapers. s!, pie and cake Kuiy >,
Cream aud Sugar Spoons ETC. Is ofiri ed al low ,st
e's, and warranted Sterling
H. SENKEN,
ian 10 -
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SILVER PLATED WARE

4 NOhPLBII, Co.fre Sets, tsiStor> CIk. and fTJiit
~ iisske.s, Walters on Vbite ,neIal, Table, Dies
seri, aud Tea spoons and Forks, h"i,.le aHd .tuie
pfated o AlbIia, tlse test sub uie tpF -li-rT war
Tauied and odd hy g. SEEkES
No. $40 Pa. avenue, between sIa and lBi.l SIS.
ian IL
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hnti.Nebrssk. Convention

MANCHESTER n. Il, Feb I4.-The New
Hampshire anti-Ncbrasl COVE Z .iou has aorl-
mated Mr.. W. Tappan, the rec SOL candi-
da'e, tor Governor
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DISSOLUTION.

I HE partnership Of Barron Il Orme is thus tay
dissolved by mutual CONSENT All accounts int.
the concern must be paid [, H. Barton he being an
thOrisei To close the business of The firm
HENRY BARRON
February g. 1855. THOS ORafE,
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nc , WATCHEs-Members OF Congress and others In
want OF nrst rate timekeeper would do well 10 make
Al once that their quality be thoroughly
ca before leaving the city. M W. GAIT BROS
en was never 50 complete present
description all warranted at prices Certainly a. low AZ
similar articles be for In any CITY I'm this
country. M w GAIT RRo
Jan 20-dn Pa avenue bet ween 9th and mi, ~.
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LAW PARTNERSuIp

SUpREME, OURr OF TIE IINITEn STATES.
~ ROBERT J. WALKER aud LOUIS JANlN
havs formed a e partnership under TIE nam" 81
'Wa'k-r and Janin, - for the argument oi c1-@s In
the Supreme ourt of the United STATES at Wash
ingtoa CIV where both will AMEND throughout the
fu'ure sessions OF that court
They NAV b- addressed Al Washington, N. York,
OI New OrIeans. lhn lS-eoJmA .
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VALENTINES.

n z E1N i N EA0.
AIE have TINS mnrning received The largest and
w most va led assortment of Valentines ev. \
before offered ~ this city, consis' Of every STYLE
finish and Or esJO suit II kinds people CT All age
sexes and cofipns, all Of which we will run off at
such prices as Suit the times.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
zoe Pa avenue, near corner Tenth streets.
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EOLD, SILVER, STEEL * PLATED SPEC
" TACLES to suit every age and
eye, Riding Specs, r. r. Glasses, Eye
Protectors, Eye Glasses Of all descrip -
ions, Reading Gassos, Goggles &c, ~D
Parabols PerifIcal, Conc I'VE, Convex, and Colored
Glasses put Ia frames al the shortest notice.
Persons in want of glasses may be- sure 10 gel
tho which benefit the eye n
II. SEMKEN'S,
M. $50 Pa. avenue, bstw. sti, and lOti, ats.
ian %
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MUTUAL EInE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OLE rClIE lISICl IlyI, AZ ~

Chartered by Congress,
hfFEkS 10 the citizens of The District the safest
" and cheapest means of insurance against loss
by fire on all descriptions If property, a. may be
seen by AN examination OF the charter and by laws
Applications 10 insurance can be made 10 the un
dersgRed or at the Office, Columbia Place, Seventh
street aud Louisiana avenue, where spies of the
charter and6y laws may be pro ureI
ULYSSES WARD, President.
Managers Thomas Biaglun, Ulysses Ward, DIR
F. Howard, J. Z. MsKeiden, John Van Riswick
r. w. Browning and VI. G. Emery.
an 3l-toln,
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o~KANAWHA, Va, Hank Notes
US bought and Id by A. NJ. SNYDER & co,
Brokers, corner 18th street aud Pa avenue
81 iran Allegheny, Va, Notes bought and sold
by A. NJ. SNYDER & co.
o. Seldsn, Wilhers l. Co.'s Exchange Bank
Notes bought and sold by A. M. SNYDER d co. y
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WANTED A SIrt!ATiOS BY A RESPECT
" able young Woman as Se9mslFess-ha> no
objection To do chambeTwnrk. Please cal al ala
+ street, between l4ih and 18th feels.
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BANKINa ROUSE OF PAIRo EOURsx,

Oppostfe CAfef SfGfes 1feasU~y.
OONDS, Stocks and Other secuI.I'-s inrchased
II aGd sold.
In kst al the rate of sin pr sent pr aIhum al
Iowe On irpos.u> when Ieff ior ~ days OI iOR.er.
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NOR RENT OR SALE ON KEAsoNABI.E

(TOR RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE
Il TERMS
two-So y frame House, with back building,
containing six rooms, on l32 street, between and
G streets south. Apply Z"
c. A. DJUGHERTv, next door.
three story Frame, with basement on NJ York
avenue, between 4rh and 5;h sta. west.
three-ttory Fame, with hack building on I st.
north, between 4ih and 5;h sts west
Apply for the two last mentioned 10 JANE, u
BARKER, on N street north, between 18th and l3,h
SITS. West.
Also two story Frame. with back building. on
Mon gOmery street, G 'orge' own.
DICKSON & KING,
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II. SEMKEN, JEWELER,

PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT.
Nkw and second hand PIANOS, Of nv evp and
- ~ IS. ss's,., Other factories. are always 90
ee nAd u nv Piano Warerool, on Eley H1YH
soth st., between Pa svepu- ana m wv
.9ii Pisnos taken In sxch Anse.
Tuning also attended to- : y
D. U, az CNs .-t,H
rop SO for ssls. a.eI-m