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Jan 2-roSds
BY &c. M,GUIaE. .n,,,on..-

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHDIb EFFECTS
L al Auc'ian.-nB WEDNESDAY morning lie
Jtst instant M 10 o'clock. the store nf a. Lisher
ger, on Pa avenue, near on street, Opp1site we,r
MaTkt shall sell ala has stock IN trade and Iou.,
hold Furniture, comprising
Mahogany sofa. Lounges Rockers
Marble top Tables, ma ihOganv Bureau.
Cane and WOOD seat Chairs. Looking Glasses
Bedsieads, mahogany Cribs, Easy Chair.
Nashst1nds, Toilet s,,is. Clocks
Feather BEDS, BOOSTERS aHd Pillows
IL superior husk Mattresses
Cottage ChaInbcT Set
Gilt frame VI Ilcl 9s'a.s
Carpets, taclnths. MattiEss
iTaCkrTl aud Gia s>waTC
Co"ki 9 aId other Stoves
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
-, Also, AN excellent Ous horse Wagon
Terms: S20 aud uHdcr cash over thai sum 4
dorsed, bearing Interest.
JAS. &. Mcguire
!aII - AuctiOneeT
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH,

TEALTiiY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH
l. All who are dcSirOuS Of obtaining tics 9 bene.
tis, s.iOuid Use FERN ANS CELEBRATED
TOOTII-WASH, THIS dsIicrus article combines
81 many merIonous qualities, that u has now be-
come a standard fsvoIIie with the citizen, Of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dentists prc.
scribe II M their practice most successfully. aud
from every source the mus, Altering laudaipiIs are
awarded II.
iufamcd aud bleeding gums are nmnerIiaIei, len
ehtird by It's Use; ITS actin upon ihr,n is mild
soothing aud effective. Il Clcauses Inc teeth so
thf roughly, that they are made TO rival pearl IN
wiitene's, aud dlllu.es tIr.U.h HE mouth such a
delightful freshness, that the breath is rendered er
qniSIteiy sweet II di.nfc is all those impurities
which tend 10 produce decay and A. consequence.
when these are removed, The teeth must Away re-
main SOUND
IL - used and recommended by ali the cinipcH,
Dentists III New York, Philadelphia, BALTIMORE and
other cities where il has be II introduced. An
should give IL a trial.
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN. D,uQgi I
and Chemist, Ninth and Catharine streets Phila
deiphia, and sold by al Druggists everywhere, al ~
cents per bottle. w. II. GILMAN,
Jan l'-3n Agent fpT Washington Cry.
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Auction Sales.
Ey }. G. mcGUIRS, Auetton..r.

HuGVT0h0cTs
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE RI,IID-
Y ING LOT On THE tSI.AND.-on MONDAY
alefo"l, fehruaT! 9TH, az lOek, on the penn,
ses, by virtue Of a deed of tr, Il frem Ca Jhon.
an'i wife. dated January lSh. Isi4 and recorded =;
I.ibeT A. y. No al. iolios 3s9. 533. Sc.. one al
TIE land records for Washington county. the sun
StiDer WIZ sell Lot No ?, IN Square 80 3Ss front
ing - feet on south street between WI and Jn,I
streets west, running hack Ia teet To a wide alley
Terms cab. JOSEPH &. ISAAC. Trustee.
JAS. C. heGUfRE,
Jan E-t"Sds AuctiOueeF.
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DtvIs's POEMS ius, received sud lor sale BY

hNl>'S POEMS Iust received aGd iut sale by
L. ALLEN. ADAH;ON, Seventh ST.,
opposite the Post Office.
H. ., aged for aif Che Cheap PuhlIc .t,ons Nasa-
zinc5 aud Newspapers Uarpc's, PuInaIn's, GTa-
mans Magazines and Lady'- Book At 81 so a wear
LONDON illustrated News, Bells Life Times, Punch
received by 'Nrry steamer. The New YORK Herald
Iics aud Tribune received every night and deIiv-
cred 10 subscribers. Tic keeps constanIIy on heBd
4 Idig assortment of Blank Books, Pens, lux, Pa
per, Envelope, PLAYING Cards, Visiiin. ards Chill
iren's Toy Books, Primers, Knapp RighImyer's
Copy Books wholesale and retail, Sc.
ian Aim
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New York Nsrksts

New YORK, Jan % Cotton r. 6rn with an
upward tendency. Flour Is sa,ie,, bot not
qaOtable iower-salcs Of oee bills. Southern.
Wheat is downward and a tide lower Corn
Is dull with declining tendency. Polk is
upward and firm. Besf is downward and dull
Lard h lower at 1897 a$IO Whisky Ohio
at 35c
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Baltimore Usrket

nALrihoRh' Jan 2s-Flour-No salss re.
ported This morning; Howard street il held
al S. So, and City Mills at s. 50. wh,,, !,
bettsr-sales Of red At 81 sSss2s5; whit. at
$2s$2 TO-, Corn Improved towards the close
Sales OF white at sSaSsl; yellow at Sass
Rye-No sales; Penpsylvabis quoted at 81 20
sSl.25 - ~ p. ........
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COOKING

Il HI BEST AND LARGEST DINNERS COOK
Il Eb FOR S2.-I have in my employ the Lest
,fehch COOKS in the country, any OF whom \ I'D
oe sent to private 'fOusee al a charge Of only 81
Marketing aud every luxury foe the most Fashionable
dihners supplied AT few hours notice and al lhe
lowest prices.
Just received, 25 kegs Malaga Grapes.
e. GAUTIER,
JAN lo-ro1w asa Pennsylvania avenue
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4 CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
" The Geographical ami Commercial Gazette
monthly publication devoted To ply cal, com
merciai, and political Geography, edited ny
an association OF practical and Scientific ycu-
uemen. Subrcrpton 50 PEI annuui, single
number ~ cents.
Disturnell's Railway Guide for Jannary-price IS
cents, with map.
Jan 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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PARTIES, SOIREES. &c

Having made arrangements\ 4 n
~ which In-ure a constant sup ~
tn hi Sply of all new and tash;onabe
European aud American dance Mu
sic, the undersigned prepared TO attend personally
on abose occasions.
Orders left AT HIlbus IIitz' Music Depol or my
re>idence, on l4th street, one door above r, will he
promptly attended 10. yE SI'HEEI,.
ian l3-2w Professor of NJ usic
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Horrible Accident.

fHILADsLrsIA, Jan. 3sJ-L>st night eeaI
boat, lying ct the uharf, from Msuch Chunk,
esogn' hrs, and thscspssin and his son, named
00ssrun' we're burnt to q crisp before they
00u'a DC rescued. II is supposed they were
drank in the cabin. = - :
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frshibitoiy Law in New Jsruv

TRENTON, Jan. 23-The prohi
passed to a third reading, and the 8nsI ,ass
will bstaken on Thursday. The bin ha, b.sn
so amended as to allow il to 20 TO the peopI.
at aspecial election on the first Aopiay of
October next "
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UNION ACADEMY.

Corner Of F6ur.seHh st. and Neso York aueat.
4 FEW "A re pupils can be received to make ur
"A the limited number. Application must be
made soon The die pine, instru .ton, and NE ans
ofilustrati3n are such to insure satisfactory pro
gres In those yupis who ale punctusl, regular and
obedient.
Circulars at the Bookstores
dec so-Sm z. RICHARDS, Principal.
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A II N Y

No 81 Bridge street, Georgctoun,
prepared TO furnish BALLS, DINNERS, SOtr EEs
l. WEDDINGS, Sc, with everything ia the Con!ec
tionary line, in any part of the District at the s
Est notice, and on the most reasonable terms
ian l9-f
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s Looking Glssses,

AZ al 'itrSA ni quality, .. ench or German plate,
~ Fs.cy or PLAIN P1it.ait and Picture Frames,
Gilt or Fancy Colorati
aud Iablss
Cornicss made b order.
Mise, ali kinds OF Old work r-slded with Dispatch
All reasonable { rms by
WA9&EE,
255 Pc. avenue. cp?. Kirk ooi II use.
dec 2g--tf "
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Resisting the Fugitive Slave Law

MILwAUkEE, Jan. % -Iu the Uuited Ststss
District Court 10 day S. N. Booth, convicted
OF assisting In the escape Of fugitive slave
dergo one months imprisonment.
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t0h OOO WORTH GOODS SELLING ar

&0h 0ll WORTH GOODS SELLING AT
0%c,ooo PRIME COST The sub -cribcr
having on hand a much larger amount Of goods
than Is Usual az this season, VII offer his eu.ire
stock al prime cost cash only, without the reser-
vaton oi a hgle srticlr, comm :nci q the Goth
instant, and continuing uutII the 10th PchFuAry
The stock will be found very complete having
been .urchased mostly cash al the late peremp-
tory sales an Philadelphia aud New York, akd offers
rare Inducements To casL buyers.
*. w. CARTER,
Betw an aud e.h SIS, OPP. Centre Market.
ian 2n-en2W
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Railroads I b,tructed bv snov

CHICAGO, Jan "a The railroads in this Wei.
MY are blocked up with snow, and no train
has arrived or departed since Saturday.
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GsorGstown Cattle Narkst.

GEoReErows, Jan. IS 100 sold at prices
ranging from ~ to s.. gloss. Sheep, BALANCE
left over, 81 IS to f475
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E'pW X VT OR SALE.-THE MODEHN
Il Fo1F-stcry Brick House ON thirteenth st, Get
near E, east side. The house is in good repair dry
cellars, and 70 good ;s iRnt the rent will be low
Po7s"ssioD given 81 the ist November Apply IN
&C. 90 in JAS. G.. MCGUIRE Amer
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the George Law

New YoaK, Jan. 25.-The steamer George
Law arrived at her dock at half-pas: nine this
morning, With California mails and passsn.
gers OF the LIST. She brings 81 ,25O, 600 in
treasure, principally consigned as follows
Duncan, Sherman Co $j76, 1000; Adam.
Express Co, $l9s.OO0; w. Hoge, SIOO, 900 ::
Drcxel Co, 100000; Metropolitan Bank,
$s5,s00; Thomas Watson 4 Son, $50, 900 :;
Wells, Fargo d Co s44, 900, &C., and $34, 900
to Adams Express Co. from Australia
The news from California is uRimportsnt.
No rain had previously occurred, until the
day the steamer left, when tren endeus storm
prevailed.
The Law reports that the storm commencing
the day before the passengers left San Fran.
cisco was moro severe than any which had oc.
CURED sirce 1852.
The mining interests had suffered much
from want of rain.
The traders Of tho interior had bee doing
no business worth naming for months past.
The Supreme Court have declared that Sac
ramento is to be hereafter the State Capitol
'onies hV8eu, Inc CITY marsual, Is uelaul-
ter in the amount Of 10000
Thirty State prisoners escaped on the 9th.
The want of rain has caused great appre.
tensions regarding the agricultural interest.
The steamer Sonora was robbed of s27, 900
on her way to Panama-thirtsen thousand
dollars Of which were recovered, and the car
penter and boaswsia have been arrested.
The dry season has seriously affected the
mercantile community. The supply Of gold
from the interior has been very limited, and
the drain upon funds has been severely felt
Tho markets continue unchanged. The rains
Of the LIST inst, have given fresh hopes, and
it is thought business would soon revive In
dications are favorable, of . revival Of sc,ive
mining operations, and thus business through.
out the State would acquire new impetus.
The Legislature was to NEE. on the 7th The
principal question Of importance before 4 il il
the election Of Senator to sasoesd DR.. Gwin.
Bsodsriek Is supposed to be principal among
The proposed candidates. s'
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

4 ,OMPLETE Coffee Sets, Casters, Cake and Fruit
~ Baskets, Walters on white metal, Table, Dies
sert, and Tea Spoons and Forks, double and ,riple
plated On Albata, the best substitute for silver war
ranted and sold by H. SENKEN
No: $50 Pa. avenue, between 9th aud IOt.. SIS
ian 10 $3.50 49,
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SILVER WARE.

A VERY pretty assortment Of Silver Coffee Sets,
"A Pitchers, GobeissCuP Creams, and all kinds
OF Spoons and Forks, and variety Of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for presents viz: Soup and Oyster
Ladies, CIuInb ScIapers, fish, pic and cake Knives
Cream and Sugar Spoons, etc, is offered at low mi
ces, and warranted sterling.
ii. SEMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10Th SIS
ian
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Gross NEGLIsENCK.-"We regret to learn of
the death OF one OF our most estimable citizens,
caused oy the falling of the telegraph pole at
the corner Of Seventh and F streets. Atten
ten was called. through our columns, 10 the
dangerous condition of this pole some lime
since; but it seems without effect to avert the
calamity, which is now due solely to the Dc.
nuriousness of soulless corporation
The foregoing paragraph is in substance
probably Of what toiH be notice in some of
our city papers, unless the telegraph company
pay some regard to the safety Of our citizens,
by remsdying the matter alluded to That
telegraph pole is rotten, and about to fall
Let our readers stand from under.
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CHARLES WALTERS

GENERAL AGENCY AND INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, NO. 552 SEVENTH ST.
OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET.
Office hours from to IL a. M, and from 2 TO 5
p. M jan IL Iin@
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Boarding,

pOARDISG.-MRS. HALL having taken
ID one of those delightfully."- situated Houses, Phil
lips Row, marble front, Massachusetts avenue, be
tween 9th and 9Th streets, has large rooms either
furnished or untlrniahed, for families. Also. can
accommodate few single gentlemen with D. casa nj,
rooms. Table and transient boarders accOmmoda-
ed. Terms moderate. ian IS b.
pOARDi ~ IA lady having taken the hand
- some Dwelling, No. Union Row, on street,
between 9th and 9Th, can offer fine large rooms for
families, either furnished 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. ian 2l-lwt
T II. McDUFFiE would respectfully int, rn
q his friends and the public in general that he il
prepared to receive boarders AT his old establishment
on Pennsylvania avenue, near The west gate of the
Capitol.
The house hes been closed for the last months,
for the purpose Of making improvements TN an atI-
ditIon 10 the building. 1t is now in comfortable or
der and would say 10 our old patrons and to all who
may favor with a call that here they will find
good beds, pleasant rooms, attentive servants, aud
dishes served up as they should Ue.
jan l2-2wt
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T. Il. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY.

I. n. F6ILLIPS' CUACH FACTORY,
457 Eighth st, adjoining Ksin,y's Livery Stables
hWING to the increased tr.d. which generous
" Publir has bestowed upon m :, have been COM
PEELED 70 erect . neg and larger building Tor the
c.rrsing on Of nv busi ness. HIRE shall be en-
ablet 10 Execute all orders entrusted q me- WI
gnst.r facilities and dispa.S add would respect.
W1y eolsct q oontin uance Hkhs publ = patronage.
earrings AMI Wagons, of ths most mod IN style,
oait OF the best materials, and warranted 10 give
satisfaction.
..cpsirs OF every description punetually attended
t.. ..
For sale, cheap, q secondhand Clarence Carriage.
n-ariy sec 26-tf
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TIE INcsNDIARIEs.-During the trials Of
Shenig, Barnes, and McNaney thcir RESP ective
mothers and the fathers Of two of them were
In the courtroom, witnesses Of the shame Of
their offspring :
On Saturday, the cases of the youths accused
OF setting fire to several stables, ice house,
and other structures, in the Fifth Ward. will
probably be taken up for trial; at least, such
Is the design Of the court
Those incspdisries are all, apparently, I'M
der the age Of twenty years. It does not ap-
pear that they were Influenced by motives
other than those of mischief, or a love for the
excitement attending FIRE. But they are in
danger OF paying dearly for their sport, BY
sentence to the penitentiary and the conse.
quent disgrace for life.
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FL, SEMKEN. ,JEWEIER

No. 33O Pa. areaue, between Oh and lOth Streets,
Oilers for sale magnificent assortment of
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
Gold Bracelets, Breastpins, Earrings, Seal Rings
Wedding Rings, Fob and Vest Chains, Seals, Lock
cts, Pencils, Thimbles, Trinkets, etc -.
All articles are warranted As represented and sold
unusually low, IN 10
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AJAxTS EEGROES.-Tbess bscribersar
w ntiues In the zlsrke. buying SLAVES, pay
isg the highest cash prices. Persons having slave
for sale will please call ut 242 PRATT STREET Bal
t'more, Nd. Skaters old stand Slaves taksn or
board at IS cents per day.
feb Fly B.M.& w L. CAMPBELL.
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Is CENT DAGUERREOTYPE.

WT Z are always Oh hand making Pictures for Is
w cents aud upwards. and have just received
new assor ment of fancy Cases, pearl papier mache
SOntag, Jenny Lind, Oval, velvet, stereOsc0pic and
lady Cases, which we will sell at reduced prices !;
and by our usual accommodating principles We hope
to gain share Of public patronage.
Gallery on Pa avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts
directly over Nj. w. Calf Bros Jewelry Store.
ian v0-eoI< c.. ID. STEWA ART pron,r
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HENRY WIKOFF'S COURTsHTP,
Ii and Its C0hsequences.-Ahother supply Of this
extraordinary and NEST intensely interesting book
received and for safe at e.
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
God-y's Lady's Book for February
Putnam Magazine do -a n
Household Words do
Willie Harpers Story hook No.2
Mysteries OF the Court of Queen Anne. BY Aims
May and December, "a tale ut Welded Lafe nv the
p s~H author Of the Forbidden Marriage
Yankee Notions for February
New York Journal do D.. - gfl..F
London Illustrated News for 1855. No. Of new vol
subscriptions received foe auy Of the Magazines,
and delivered To any part nj the city. 80
All The new Books published received and for sale
Immediately afterwards. ...f -uH a ~ = :.
Blank Books, Paper and Stationery for sale at
low prices and OF the very best qualit,. -,
shlLLlNGTON, Bookseller,
OdeoI Building, cor "a. Nv. and OF.
jan 23-3t - I5u-s .
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NEW AND INTERESTING IRON CHA

NEW AND IhTEhhbTIk6 EKU0 CHINA
lust received, a lot of Gunpowder, Imperial.
- Young Hyson, PouchOns and Oolons Teas, in
half and quarter chests, OF late iInpeT items.
Also, lot Of prime Rio and Java Coffees. which
we will sell by the bag lower than they can he pur
chased in w Washington. r..s-.t -
Cash buyers will hnd il 10 their advantage to give
Us a call. HALL & HENNING y
Wholesale and Retail DeaIels,
No 80 Seventh ST., doors below
ian 23-eo3t Odd Fellows, Hall
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TELEGRApHIC.

Expressly for ;;'',s DAILY Euslu. VIA,
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A Coon ACr.-It is with pleasure We record
the folio wing: poor person, the other day,
secidontiy met Mr.: Latham, formerly of the
fI Of Selden, Withers & Co, and pulling
out seven dollars Of the Exch ange Bank
lately defunct, told him that was nearly ali
the money he had; whsreupon Mr. l. request.
ed him to come along with him, and taking
him into store, gave him bankabIe money
for it. We have heard Of similar individual
acts Of this character which this gentleman
has performed, which rebounds greatly to his
credit 1t matters not what else may be said
OF Mr. L., this at least wa. good act
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m AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL-For the randi chr.
OF Censhs, Colds, Hoarseness Bronchitis Wboopinr
Cough, Asthma and Consumption universally Known q.
the best remedy ever yet discovered every OF
Pulmonary disease So wide field of lis
and the Of cures that almost ever
section Of the country abounds in publicly kaown
who have been restored from alarming and
diseases Of the lungs by its When IN.
rory every other medicine too
To observation aud where its virtues the
public longer hesitate what antidote employ for The
distressing anh dangerous affections Of the pamonar or
which incident TO climate BY its timely USE
almost all attacks Of disease the or
THROAT arrested and thus ssyed thousands
cry from premature No family should be with
out IL aud those who do neglect provide themselves
remedy which wards OF this dangerous class of diseases
VIII have csuse Ia dspore IL when II 10 late. Proofs
Tue efficacy Of the Cherry PICTORIAL need not be
gwen 70 the American psopeihey have Lying proofs In
every hssboThOod. But those VITO wish read the
ents OF those whose whole health has
whose lives have been saved by viii sud item
american Almanac which the agents bslow hes 20
iaInish gratis for every one, 49,. -
sI Prepared BY DR.. &c, AYR, lowell Mass. And sold
D: elLMAN Wsshngton.
a. LlkIHiCCM, Geeryst0gn4
JAS COOK CO. FrsderieksLurx ana by all pruxs is.s
sfsfs"usts' dee l1-6Q1fa
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r4ED

rAED.
On the 23i instant, ELIZABETH WEBSTER
wife OF John ID. Mcpherson.
Oa the 231 instant, WILLIAM THOMAS. only
child OF WIN. and Marcellna Parish, agei ~ month,
and week.
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~ iOoHsCMPT1OH AND sPIfTtNa BL00p --see the
" cerunuss OF Mr.. Turner a. Ramsey for many year,
proprietor the Farmers Hcts Frede Va and
late Of the uty Hotel Richmond, Va.
Dr. John the city Of Rchmona though regular
pbysoisn and course opposed 10 what he ausck
medicines obliged TO that good effects in The css~
OF Mr.. Ramsey, weTe wonderful indeed
He had been given by several physictan. had tried
most OF the quack msicnes ON the verge OF de-
spar As we rs the grave when he tried spanish
Mixture.
refer e pablc to fun aud lengthy certiaca. around
the bottle, stating his curs.
".'see advertisement E. @
Anors.n PRxnIun.-Mr. wHITEHU RsT has.been
nc.ner premium for his superior
exhibited ut the WORLDS Fair York II win be
oereo tnst MI W. rsceved from the worlds Fair London
Two medals r his unrvsed dasuerrsotypes of Prestsnt
ans Cabinet and Psntiscopes Of Niagara Fas
uoee premsns at 81 The fairs at which exhibited for
ries. = - e'N
Gail and have your senssses taken Al whtsb rata .IIs
~, near FoTr sn half rect, FsnnsylvAnis avenue.
SEP ls-u
Jer aa1tLisaros receives ell the Books and News
papers % - 40 Published Ne ssen, Harpsrs and an
the othsr kAGaziles, snd readers will
large and fed assortment of Blank Books
eis boossNre odeon Building. Pa svsnue and ~ st
n READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
Youths wear manufactured with tsstssn elegance By
NOAH WALKER 90, under Browns Hotel Their stock
embrace the Palto snrtout Overeos
and neSlsgee Tslnas black aud blue Cloth Coats
frock oose OF all fashionable Colors Cssmer Business
Suites, ych Velvet Vests SS &c black dosskn
y"uthJsckets, Pants yests Overcosts &c. they
Their own bsnufscturers they enabled and VIII sell
the very lowest prices Shs superior Collars Gloves
Ties &C. OF iaie styles siwsys on hand. dec 20
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Wants.

"ANTED.-A Young Woman wishes a siua-
w ton IA Chambermaid and seamstress, in a re-
Specialize family. Can be seen al next house II
Foy's Hotel, on New Jersey avenue.
jan % Ii
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" ANTEO-9y respectable Girl, Situation TO
w do nursing or chamberwork. Appl, TO Bratly
Newmon, on u, between Sixth aud Scventh sts.
ian 23-3s
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY.

GLENWOOD CEMETERY.
VI\HE Rules and Regulations, and the act of incor
Il p0raIion OF the GlcnwOod Cemetery have been
published in neat pamphlet form Any one wish
ing copy can receive it at the office of the Gene
terry or al the Counter of the Siar office.
jan 6-lm .-.-....
SECOND HAND PIANOS FOR SALE
~ OK RENT.-Wc have in store four Pianos, two
OF CHIC kerlng and two OF Andre Sieins, which we
oneI low for ca.h, or good notes, or will rent on
moderate terms. - -
New Music expected To- morrow morning
jan4 3O6 Pa av..,ue
hTHoLlC BOOkS-A large aud varied assou
~ ment Of Catholic Works incIudfps 81. Vince,a
Manual Chri; tian's Guide, Gems of iievotion DO
nay Bishop in plain and elegant bindings az the low
est price, Just received at = '.lf.
TAYLOR & MAURH,S
jim 10 Bookstore, near 9h O.