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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-24

IL On Sunday week, in the Episcopal
Church in Lyhchburg, Va, the entire con-
gregation retained their seats, as it was un-
derstood that marriage was about to take
place. The marriage came off in due time,
and the parties proved to be two colored
servants, who can boast of having had the
largest wedding asse blage ever gathered
together iii Lynchburg.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-24

IL Lewis Broadwell, Esq, of Cincin-
natl, lately deceased, has bequeathed about
100000 to the Universaiist denomination
of that city. o-. ..-.4
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-24

ILLINOIS CENTRAL.-The earnings of the
Illinois Central Railroad for the month of
October are stated to be $200,6OO, and the
land sales for the same month, $5OO,OOO. a,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-24

EE 1t is stated that measures are in
progress all over France to provide and
cheaper the food for the poorer classes. The
Municipal Council of Orleans has voted
$50, 900 for the works Of public utility, and
for the distribution Of bread tickets. In the
department of Lairet the wealthy people
have formed commission for the purchase
of rice wholesale, in the seaports, and selling
at reduced rates to the poor. At Marseilles
a similar association is importing oxen, and
selling the meat at cost. The manufacturers
in different parts furnish their workmen with
bread at a low fixed rate
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-24

HoN. G.. C. WAsHBURNE.-The friends of
this gentleman, says the Galena Advertiser,
will be glad to learn that he is recovering
from his late severe illness, and that hopes
are entertained that he will be able to take
his seat in the House at the opening of Con-
gress.
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eE0RsErOWN C0RREsPoHDEHcx

GEORGETOWN, Jan. 26, 1855.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather, but
little outdoor business of any kind is being
done this morning-consequentl things gen
orally 10 ok rather gloomy
Mr.. Solomon Slower, whose sta Bile and CON
tents was destroyed by FIRE, some few weeks
since, has ascertsined that the author of the
deed was black boy (slsve) in his employ
Some time after the burning of the stable, be
made an attempt to fire the dwelling of Mr..
Slower, which led to his detection.
Unless the weather should be very unfayor-
able, Forrest Hall 10 likely to be crowded thi,
evening to hear the lecture of the Rev. MIR.
Brook. We are pleased to learn that no a.
tack (as some have supposed would be) will
be made by Mr.. B. upon the religion Of the
catholic Church, or its members He will
view the subject in political light, as did
rather Mcguire, and in no other
lhe hour and grain market continues rather
inactive Small sales of -four since our last at
% 30, showing still further decline. What
effect the news of yesterday will have upon it,
VIC oanno' Is yet say SPECTATOR.
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Auction ealas

NREAT ATTRACTIVE SALE OF CHoICr
~ AND VALUABLE BOOKS AT AUCTION
Commencing on FRIDAY EVENING J.nn,..
18th, 1855, At 454 Pa. avenue, at Z o elocS sscs
evening.
Stock all new and perfect, direct from New Yort
Trade Sales, comprising the choicest and be.t So
lected assortment Foreign and Domestic, ever of
Tered IN the market, consisting Of School, Classical
Law, Medical, and Miscellaneous Books, i'm every
department. of literature.
Bibles, Prayer Books, Blank. Books, &C, great
varity
Animals and Holiday Presents for 1855
Agricultural Works, some so different authors all
new and popular works in print, American and En-,
Sod and Steel Pens Of extra quality
Dianes, Pocket Memorandum, Portmouuaies he
Inc ABOVE stock will be open for examination,
ana onered at auction every evening until ne entire
stock shall be disposed Of
ne SAFES OF tins extensive and MAGNIFICENT sock
VII oe conducted by Mr.. J. w. Rhodes, late of n
nofk, and oners unusual facilities for obtainips
Books AZ price TO suit the times
jan 26-lws
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auc,,on..-

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EXPECTS
l. al Auction.-On WEDNESDAY morning the
3lst instant al 10 O'Clock, the store OF a. L>ber
ger on Pa avenue, near 10Th street, opposite West
Mark shall sell all his stock I'm trade and House.
hold Furniture, comprising
Mahogany Sofa, Lounges Rockers
Marble top Tables, mahogany Bureaus
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Looking Glasses
Bedsteads, mahogany Cribs, Easy Chairs
Washstands, Toilet Sets Clocks
Feather Beds, Bosters and Pillows
IL superior husk Mattresses
Cottage Chamber Set
Gilt frame Msntel Glass
Carpets, Oiicoths, Mattings
CrOckery and Glassware
Cook " and other Stoves
Kitchen Utensils, SC.
Also, an excellent one horse Wagon.
Terms: S25 and under cash; over that sum a
dorsed, bearing interest.
Jas. c. MCGUIRE
jan <f-d AuctiOncer.
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Boarding,

pOAHDING.-NRS. HALL having taken
- one OF those delightfully."- situated Houses Phil
ups Row, marble front, Massachusetts avenue be-
tween oth and 9Th streets, has large rooms either
furnished or unfinished. for families. Also can
accommodate few single gentlemen with Peasant
rooms L Bile and transient bOarders accommoda-
ed. Terms moderate. ian 81 Rs
QOARDsNG.-Ala lady having taken III hand-
~ some dwelling, No Union Row, on p street,
between 9th and Hh, offer fine Ia-ce rooms for
families, either furnished or unfinished. Also has
rooms for gentlemen much larger than are generally
appropriated tn single persons,
Table boarders and permanent or transient Der
SONS will be accommodated on the most reasonable
tetns. ian 22-lw*
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From Aspinwall-The Falcon aud her Pas.
sengers.

From Aspinwall-The Falcon aud her Pas.
ssngers.
By the arrival Of the George Law, at New
York, yesterday, from Aspinwall, We have the
following intelligence
The Panama Railroad is expected to be
formally opened on February 1st. The transit
Is now made very easily. Isthmus healthy,
and weather beautiful.
There is nothing from the Falcon, but the
following:
The steamer Falcon left this port. without
passengers, this afternoon, Jan. Ia y for Ha.
vana and New York, to be laid ND for time -
The George Law took tho passengers that
were left at Aspinwall by the Falcon
Inc Falcon was detained at Aspinwall sew
eral days, in consequence of some of her ma
chinery having given away after starting from
Havana.
A" Card" of thanks to her officers is pub.
hshed IN the Courier, signed by the passsn-
gers.
FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC
Via Panama We have later advices from
Valparaiso to Dec. Goth, and later dates from
Lima.
The Santiago railway is proceeding with RI.
Pidity on the new line. The rail from Copi.
apo to Chaparallo has reached el Pabellon
Inc last dividends Of the copiapo road were
IA per cent.
The U. S. ship ST. Lawrence is at anchor in
the bay.
Some Americans have gone TO Antuco, east
OF Conception, gold hunting. One is said to
have returned with 30 ounces.
PERU.
HE GALAPAGOS IsLANDs-From Peru, We
learn that Castillo was gathering together his
strength at Cienaquilla, some twenty miles
from Lima-his forces and those of Eohenioue
were nearly equal-but the popular feeling is
constantly increasing in favor of tho former.
Ihe only item of interest from Ecuador is q
contradiction that the United States had pur
chased the Galapagos Islands. The Ell Pro.
grea,, Of Fuayaquil, says:
The Government of the United States pro.
poses, through its resident Minister at the cap.
ital, tho loan of three millions Of dollars, at
the rate of Eve per cent per annum, on the
condition that reduction of one dollar be
made on the price of every ton of guano
brought BY citizens of the United States from
Ecuador. The loan shall be paid, discountipe
dollar on every ton of guano"
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LEVER BALANCED REAPER.
To tbs Farmers and Mschanics ofths United
States:

To tbs Farmers and Mechanics, ofths Ua;t.d
States:
AM NOW PREPARED TO MANUFAC.
L tlre to order any number Of my Improved
LEVER BALANCED REAPERS. for
Seventy Ftve Dollars each. The Reaper in
with very few repairs. No one tina has
witnessed my lsbors the last season, will doubt
my being able to cut an acre of common grass
~ we'll az 1t can DO done with a scythe, in half
an nour, and leave it spread ready to dry. II
Will cut the shortest as we'll a. the tallsst
grain MY raker, sitting on = spring seat. can
rake the grain much easier than it can BE- done
oy any other machine now in use. One Of it's
advantages Is, that whom turning, 1t frequent
ly becomes necessary, in case Of lodged aras.
to carry our swathes, and by the arrangement
OF tho lever can raise tho knife above the
mown grass and pass it around and set in
again without stopping my team. Anothe IL.
that can elevate or lower the knife In suit
the work whilst cutting, 50 that need take
out little straw, and it will carry full shock
on 1t before rneed to shove it Of, it then can
Do handled quicker and as clean and safe on
account OK the weather as if 1t was in shock.
Persons wishing to purchase nv Reaper. can
have 1t transmitted to them by forwarding
their order, through the Post Office, to Samuel
5. Farley, Locbport, Niagara, n Y.
MIR. CYRUS Ii. MCCoRxICK-Sir After
having spent some years and some money in
trying to improve the Reaper, which l saw
that the country needed, an d was willing 10
pay forI did not succeed until last fall. l
mad then refitted my patterns, and had made
some arrangements to manufacture them,
when was visited by man from Uussac's
Falls, who stated that they had two pa .ents
Tor It, and said that one Of which they bought
OF NANNY, and the other Of Atkins lie
also said that there was another in New York,
Ii that IS so, probably there are others, and
mat my better way was to ascertain if that
were so, l at once repaired to the Patent
omce, ut Washington, and examined the
models and claims connected Herewith, and
found every part Of my Reaper among the
patents that had run ou,, except my claim.
Inl' being the case, L purpose to return homo
without making an application for q patent,
az Toe commissioner is not authorised to give
me certificate that the other parts Of M
machine is found in those patents that have
expired; and, - learn the law is likely 10
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS.

1heatre-Soup House-Young Mems Gins.
tto" dSsoctafton-htnneys Expedtt,on-
Health OEcers--Saring Institutton-.B Boon
Children.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. %, 1855.
The theatre at Washington Hall has been
filled to overfoWing for the three past even.
ings On Monday Z" The Apostate" and The
Dead Shot," on Tuesday Luke the Laborsr''
and " The Irish Tutor" on Wednesday q The
Maid Of Croissy" and " Perfection" were
performed. The estimable manager, Mr.
Palmer, Mr.. Porter, Mr.. Lunt, Mr.. Tyrrsll
and Mr.. Stewart, with Mesdames Tyrrsll
and Atwood, AID the Misses Mayvood
taking the leading characters. Consid erinp
the great obetaclss the company have to con-
tend with, they have done we'll, meritine the
generous patronage which Alexandra has be.
slowed upon them.
The soup house supplied three and ed and
nifty applicants with q wholesome meal of
geoa soup and bread yesterday. The Gazette
says mat the CITY appropriation and private
dona ions are now exhausted. We unite wit
It's local reporter in tho hope that this most
excellent charity will not be allowed to absts
jot Of its usefulness.
The Young Mems Christian Association.
never weary with we'll doing, have taken our
city poor in hand and appoia ted Messrs. ]
Mckenzie, X. Wood, Is. Scott, G, Jameson.
q: W. Davis, p. Bsyne, and Drs. Ashby and
Chase committee, to seek out and relieve the
destitute and suffering. God speed them in
their labor Of charity
Major BurhOod w. Frabel issues card in
the morning papers, under authority from
General Ii. Kinney, who is styled Governor
OF the Central American Company's posses
sions, Offering to take charge of any 200 or 40
sober and industrious men, who may wish To
emlsrats to the possessions of the COMPANY
near San Juan del Norte, and who will nav
s35 for their passage and agree to serve in the
Company's army for II months at S25 DER
month, to such grant # 645 acres of land i,
offered. The expedition is announced TO sail
from this port on or about the 2C tn of Feb
ruary.
The city council, at q meeting on Tuesday
evening, elected DR.. klipetien physician to
the poor, and DR.. W. W. Williamson health
officer.
The Alexandria Savings Institution, Bsnja.
min Barton, ESQ, President, W. G. Yeaton,
Cashier, have declared q dividend of 6 per
cent to stockholders and per cent. to depos
itors, on the 18th inst.
The Boon children, three in number, those
petite performers who exhibited here some
months ago, are announced to appear at Lib.
erty Ii all tomorrow evening.
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Baltimore 0arket.

BALTIMORE, Jan. %.-Flour-Notbing il
doing In this article. Holders are I'm at yes
tsrdays prices. Howard street 10 held az
$3.50, and City Mills at s. s7.. Wheat
small Gales at 81 s0a$2 for red, and 81 .75a
u eS for white. Corn is reported at sSas6 for
white, and seaSS for yellow. The steamers
news has depressed the business In brssdstutss
generally, bat the cold weather has checked a
decline
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Kew York Nsrkets

New YORK, Jan. 26.-Cotton remains arm
and unchanged. Flour is unchanged with
moderate demand at previous rates Southern
is dull Wheat is upward and frm. Corn
small transactions at nominal rates. Pork ID
upward and hrm. Beet is unchanged, with .
moderate demand at previous rates. Lard 10
downward and dull-salss at $s.I2.ssI0.
Whi'ky-small sales Of Ohio at nominal prices,
34i lowest
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Frightful Balloon Asoentiou

EAsros, Pa, Jan Is Miss Louisa Bradley,
OF Philadelphia, made fne balloon asoenoion
this morning. The balloon went up straight
for great distance, and then vent east q
short distance and bursted, forming . para
miles from here upinjured The excitement
was intens. until word was received OF her
safety.
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E0LD, SILVER, STEEL q PLATED SPEC
~ TACLEs 20 suit every age and
eve, Riding Specs, K. x. Glasses, Eve .S
Protectors, Eye Glasses Of all descnp
TONS Reading Glasses, Goggles Sc,
ParabOla, PerifOcal, COncave, Convex and Colored
GLASSES put IN frames al the shortest notice.
Persons in want Of glasses may be sure TO get
those which benefit the eye AZ
III. SEMKEN'S,
No: $50 Pa. avenue, bstw. 9th and 10Th SIS.
ian %
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BY j. @. MeGUIRE. Anc,,o.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE BIJII. n
INo LII oN The tSLAND-On MONDAY
afternoon, February Sth, at O'Clock on the mem;
ses, by virtue of deed of trust from Geo Thoa !.
and wife, dated January 10th, 1854 and recorded RI
LiberJ A . No. III, folios 3;s2, 333. &C., one OF
the land records for Washington county, the sub
scrber viii sell Lot No. 2, square No 3ss front,
ing Is feet on south street, between 9Th and iOIb
streets west, running back Us eet to a wide aIley
Terms cash. JOSEPH &. ISAAC, Trustee
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
jan 2-eo&ds Auc,io,e,,
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Wants.

"AkTS NEGROES.-Thssa bscrih-ysar.
, W. ell times In the marke. buying sLAYEs pay
Ing the highest cash prices. Persons having slave.
ior sale viii please call at 242 PRATT STREET. Bal.
umore, Nd, Skaters old stand.) Slaves taken a.,
board ct Is cents per day.
feb 2-ly B.M.k w. L. CAMPBELL.
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hhNlS'S POEMS just rrceive, and for sale Nv
~ ALEX. ADAMSON, Seventh ST..
opposite the Post Office.
He Is agent for all the Cheap Public tious. Maya
zines and Newspapers; Iarper's, Putnam'., era
hams Magazines and Lady's Book AT - 80 year.
London illustrated News, Bells Life, Time. Punch
received by every steamer. The New York Herald
Times aud Tribune received every night aud dcIiy-
cred 10 subscribers. lie keeps constantly on hand
large assortment of Blank Books, Pens, Ink, Pa
per, Envelopes, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards. Chill
dren's Toy Books, Primers, Knapp K Rigmmyer's
Copy Books wholesale and retaiI, sc.
ian 9-lm
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COOKING.

THE BEST AND LARGEST DINNERS COOK
Il ED FOR $2.-I have in my employ the ed
ffehch COOKS IN The country, any ore OF whom siIl
De sent 10 private houses at charge Of ouIy ~, -
Marketing and every luxury for the most FASH onab,
dinners supplied at few hours notice and at The
lowest prices.
Just received, rs kegs Malaga Grapes.
e. GATTIER,
Jan ie-eo2w asa Penn yivania avenue
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fHnAosLrHiA, Jan The snow com.
msnosd falling here At ten o'slosk last night,
Dat the weather having moderated il is now
raining. - ...--r
Al kas'on the snow fsli Ave inches deep last
night on level. II ID uin showing, and
drifting 20 much - probably To cause . de-
tenaon to the trains from the westward.
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BALrIhoRE c0sREs PosDEscs

BALTINoRE, January "a, 1855.
L have been truaut for some days and
failed to keep up the chain of your Baltimore
correspondence. There was not much, how
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PARTIES, SOIREES, &c.
TIL. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY

7. h. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,
All Eighth st. adjoining ksin-y's Livery Stables
nWING TO Inc increased rsds whi:h q generous
~ publ has bestowed u ION me-, have ben e n
PEELED to erect . new aud larger building fer the
rr5ing on of my business. HIRE shall b. en-,
srest.r facilities and dispatch, and would respect
fulls solct q contnus nee dShs publ = patsonsg-.
Carrisg, AMI W. gems, Of tht most mod siye
bull: OF he best m.ter'als and warranted TO Nv.
satisfaction
nepairs of every description punctuslly ATTENDED
to.
For sale, cheap, a secondhand Clarence Carriage,
nearly Cec 20
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Acquital.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 25.-Simpson. the EI-
osininal suit against him for embe,.lenept.
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Weather In Baltimor

20 BALTIMORE, Jan 2o.-Ihe snow was falling
here all night ssd the merry jingle Of sleigh
bells and hilarious shouts and laughter Of
riders give life to the scene. Itis now hold
log up. with prospect Of clearing OF
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

(NOMPLkff Coffee Sets, Casters Cake and Fruit
~ Baskets, Walters g. white metal, Table. D,--
sert, and Tea Spoons and Forks double aud iuI,s
plated AIbaia the best substitute tor silver war
rantcd aud Gold by A. SEaKEN
No $50 Ia. aveDur, between eth and lOtd cts.
janis
THE QUEENS Regulations aud OtdeTs for the
L Army complete To Ie5I, 2 vols, LonSon
Code Napoleon, Iit'ralIy translated vol, London
1854
tairh"tS Dictionary Of Terms of An, vol, Lon
don, 1854
The Microscope, Its History, construction, and ap-
Plication, by J. Egg, I vol; 500 engrasings,
: bOBd1n, 1854
Hughes tuiies Oi Judge Advocates vol
The Stea1' Engine, tor practical men, by Ham and
Ge..cr, vol, London 1854
The steaw Engine, its history and mechanism, ~
Robert : Il Burn, l vol, London, 1854
Richards Por' ,.iIOn and capital, - LOndon,
Is4 FRiNS&EILoR.
ian 10
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AWFUL SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS.

AWFUL SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS.
EURTHER reduction in Prices al the store of a.
Il late trm o; MagTuder h Calvert.
1000 yards brocade 81 X, cost 81 Tor 621x cts
ao2 do figured do do 62lx cts
4x3 pieces chsngeabIe Silk, cost "a n c tor soc
velvet Cloak, cost S3l for Sl3
! emb'd Goth Cloak, cost $3.50 for Sl3
10 plain do VIEW low
few pieces raw silks, cost SIC Tor Bic
h.o, Canton Grape Dresses, (yarious colorsN
which will be sold exceedingly cheap.
CIh soon and make your selections at No. O
Market space, between Eighth aud Ninth sis.
ian 20-lw
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SILVER WARE.

A VERY pretty assortment Of Silver Coffee Sets,
"a Pitchers, Gohiets, Cup, Creams, and all kinds
OF Spoons and Forks, and a variety OF Fancy silver
ware, suitable for presents, Viz: Soup and Oyster
Ladies, Crumb scrapers, tsh, pie aud cake KNIVES,
Cream and Sugar SPOONS, etc., is offered at low PAT
ccs, and warranted sterling.
H. sEMKEN,
No. $40 Ia. avenue, bet sth and 10Th s.S.
ian 10
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FRANCK TAYLOR.
UNION ACADEMY.

C5Tnfr Of Fourteenth 81. ard Nep Fork arenye
4 FEW 70 r. pupils csn be received to make Up
IA the limited number. Al p'icatsp must he
maize soon The 'iFc'piine, instruction, sni mesns
OF llustratijn CHI to insure fatsfactorr pro
gres in those .upiIs who ale pupctua, regular and
obodient.
Circulars az the Booksto
dec 3o-3m L. RICHARDS, Principal
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.

THAVE this day received and opened a great van
i ETY. OF CLOCKS, WATCHES, and JEH ELRY.
God Clocks from 81 30 Ia Sis, all warranted one
year. Also, god aud silver WaIcb.-s m great va
rety, silver Watches from Sc 10 SIS gold lever
Watches from SIS Ia 81 50. and a great assortment
OF Jewelry, ali OF which Will be sold cheaper than
goods OF same quality can b. bought IN this city.
Those wishing to get COED Clocks would do well
to buy from me, as put all my Clocks in order be-
fore selling thea.
Call An see for yourselves, al the Clock Watch
Emporium Of J. ROBINSON,
81. $40 opposite Browns Hotel.
Jan l0-lm UnteD
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SEC0KDuAND PIANOS FOR SALE
~ OK RENTING have ia store four Piancs two
Of Chickenng and two Of Andre Steins, which we
ofier low tor cab, or good notes or viii rent IA
"ts9'ate tJmS- az
New huic eSpreird 10 morrow morning
JOHN. q. ELLIS,
jana 3O6 Pa. avenue.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

HEALTHY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH.
IL All who arc DESTROYS of obtaining these bene-
fits, slould use FERN JAMS CELEBRATED
TOOTli-WASH. This delicious article combines
so many meritouous qualities that il has now be
come standard faverte with the citizens of New
York, Philadelphia and Ia timorr. Dcntist. pre-
scribe ~ IN their practice most successfully, and
from every source the moot atterng laudations are
awarded il.
lnfiamed and bleeding gums are Immediately len
enttrd by ITS use; its action upon them is mild,
soothing aud effective. II cleanses the teeth So
thoroughly, that they are made 10 rival pearI i'm
whIteness, and diffuses through the mouth such a
delightful freshness, that the breath is rendered e1
quisIeiy sweet. Ii disinfe Is all those impurities
which tend TO produce decay and As consequence,
when these are removed, the teeth must always re-
main sound.
Ii ID used and recommended by all the smiueu,
Dentists IN New York, Philadelphia BaItn ore and
other cities where II has be n introduced. All
should give IL a trial.
Prepared only h. FRANCIS GERMAN, DTugyi 1
and Chemist, Ninth and Catharine Streets phiIa-
delphia, and cold 10y all Druggists everywhere AT IS
cents per bottle. w. II. GILMAN,
jan l7-jm Agent FIR Washington CITY.
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NEW AND INTERESTING IBOM CHJHA

lust received, lot Of Gunpowder, ImperiaIs
- Young HysOn, POuchong and Oolons Tea.,
half and quarter chests, of lat importdtIsns.
Also, lot OF prime Rio and va Coffaes which
we viii sell by the bag lower than they can be pur
chased in Washington.
Cash buyers will find il TO their advantage TO give
us a call. HALL g. HENNING.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
No. 40 Seventh ST., doors below
Jan 23-eod Odd Fellows, Hall.