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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-27

Lecture Of Mr. BrooAc-City Councils
WsGthsr-Ihe approaching Election The
Poor-Markefs.
GEORGETOWN, Jan. q, 1855.
At Forrest Hall, last night, there was q
crowded audience to hear the lecture of Rev
Mr.. Brooke, In reply to Rev. Mr. Mcguire.
Without attempting synopsis Of the lecture,
We would remark that the con testants seem To
be very we'll matched, and of each il NAV bs
said Plato, thou reasonsst we'll" We suo
pose all parties are we'll satisfied with the
demonstrations made they occupy about the
same position and opinion in relation to the
subject under discussion that they did before
the controversy commenced. One good, how.
ever, is cure to result from it, IL DO other the
two lectures will yield some $3.50 which will
be expended for the benefit of the needy and
distressed. A large number Of the clergy Of
Washington and our city was upon the stand
and others in the . dience, among them Fa-
ther Mcguire The very best order was oh.
served, and the lecture was listed TO through
out with marked attention by the entire au-
ditory. rF
Our City Councils were not in session last
night -r ......,.,
The weather with ~ has again b ,ccm.
piercing cold. Last night was "a cold as any,
II not the coolest of The season. large qaap!
titles Of ice arc fostiag about our harhoi this
morning, sad ane.her night, such az The Iss,,
WIZ aeSepsN slsss II ND VH canal % light.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH

HEALTHY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH
IL All who are DESTROYS of obtaining these bene
hts, sould use FERN iN'S CELEBRATED
TOOTil-NASH. THIS delicious article combines
so many merroriOus qualities, that il has now be-
come standard Hlvorite with the citizens of New
York, Philadelphia and Ba tirnore. Dentists pre-
scribe n IN their practice most successfully and
from every source the fatterng laudations are
awarded il.
innamed and bleeding gums are immediately ben
emitted by MS use; its action upon them is mild
soothing and effective. II cleanses tie teeth Sc,
ihf roughly, that they are made 10 rival pearl in
whltrness, and difuses through The mouth such a
delightful freshness that the breath is rendered ex
Hnisiiely sweet. II disinfe rs all those impurities
which tend 10 produce decay and aS a CONSEQUENCE
when these are remove 3, the teeth always re-
main sound. q
Ii ID used and recommended by all the .mnep,
Dentists in New York, Philadelphia, Raltin ore and
other cnies where u has be- u introduced. All
should give il a trial.
Prepared only h. FRANCIS GERMAN Dmgqi ,
and Chemist, Ninth and CaIharine streets Phila-
dephia, and sold by all Druggists everywhere AZ 25
cents per iotue. w. ~. GILMAN,
jan l1-5m Agent for Washington Civ
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ALEXANDRIA coRRKsroNDEHcx.

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. rs, 1855.
Snow-Fue-P0tomac Navigation Comma.
ny-Amusements-Ma,t-Sun Fire Com.
pany.
The snow still continues to descend, and
from present appearances, We will have sleigh
bells juggling merrily through our streets to.
morrow.
Yesterday about noon, frame carpenter
shop, near the Intersection of Duke and Alfred
streets, caught fire, and despite the fremen's
vigorous efforts, burnt to the ground. The
loss, very slight, falls upon the owners. Sew.
eral tenements in tho vicinity were at times in
great danger, bat tho vigilance of our hremen
die not suffer the flames to spread
The steamboat company for tho Potion &C
trade, has deferred its organization another
week. AT the meeting last Wednesday even
ing, large amount Of stock was taken. and
with the hep of those likely to be bene fitted in
Maryland and Virginia, 1t is hoped the design
OF the company will speedily be consummated
Tonight the inimitable Boon children Der.
form at Liberty Hall, and on to morrow Mr..
Tyrrell and lady again appear at tho theatre.
George Barnwell, Perfection, and Black. Eyed
Susan form the admirable programme, which
We doubt not will be exhibited to the satisfac
ton Of the audience.
Ano hIse morning mail 70 w hing on leaves
Alexandria at 10, and is opened in Washington
ton about noon. Would it do any one harm lift
left Alexandria at 81 and opened in W ashine.
ton about 10? If not, We know some it would
benefit very much.
Our friends OF the Sun, rs will be seen by
their advertisement in another column, pro
pose uniting in the fremen's procession At
Philadelphia next May. We learn hat the
major portion of its members are connected
with the Philadelphia Association"
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Excitement among printsu, &e.

NV oatsASs, Jan. Il -As ssssnpt has
n maze IN this city BY the associated pres
70 rsdacs the wages Of The com po.;,o,, IN N.
p''o'ins omcss' in consequences Of which there
"a0a s1eitsusnt among the Graf, Ire.
nend0usIy large meeting, Of the Printers,
Union have been held, st which rs.olu,,on,
asrs un ninoas'y adopted against any rsduc-
ton. Thseity is full of printers. An .ddr,..
has been published BY the Union esutiO.ipr
their fellow craftsmen in all portions of Ia.
United States to beware Of false representa-.
TONS, and warning them to keep away from
the city for the present, a. there are large
numbers now idle among them. The greatest
excitement prevails.
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New YORK, Jan. 27-Cotton remains firm
and unchanged. Flour is unchanged with |.
moderate demand at previous rates. Southern
is dull, with sales Of Zoo barrels at IS IS
a$9l2t Wheat is upward and firm. Corn
firm and with an upward tendency. Pork is
upward and firm Beef is unchanged, with a
moderate demand at previous rates Lard is
downward and dull-ssles at S9.I2.a$IO.
Whisky-sales Of Ohio at "a .a35c.
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ERw LINEN 4 COTTON e0oDs.


Isl received and will be sold AT fair low price.
" ,oI cash or 10 ur most prompt customers.
We name in the lot
- pieces 4, 4, 1914, 1914 bleached and brown
ehet ting Cottons, all of the hes, brand.
i~ ~ superior bic ched and brown Shirtinc
Cottons from 81 to Is cents per yard
ID 10 al pure ShttIng Linens, ranging from 81 c
TO 81 per yard, viii IA we know to be
very cheap
lo do fine Linen Sheetings and Pillow case lin
iarc variety of Table diapers, Beached l. brown
Table Cloths
Damask Napkins, Hackubsc and many other Tow.
eiiings, scotch and Russia Diapers, Cloth
Linen and cctton Table Covers
WIN many other desirable Goods which we de-
sire purchasers TO examine before making their so.
lectiOns.
=, ~ observe that all articles sold at our estab-
iishnent are warranted 10 prove a. represented.
lOLLEY 4 SEARS,
No. 522 Seventh st, 3 doors above
jan <V-toSW AVenus HouSe.
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I1 = READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
Youths wear manufactured with taste elegance by
NOAH WALKER Co, under Browns Hotel Their stoe X
the Patot or surtout Oyercoat Overas
ana aeSIagee Tamas black and blue Dress Goats
Frock Coats Of all fashionable color Casser Business
suites Ech Velvet Vests, Silks Sc black doesk
inquired and plain Csssimer Pan.aoons For the
y0nt-JacAetS Pants Vests, Overcosts Az they are
their own manufacturers they enabled will sell AZ
te very lowest prices Shirts of
Ties, &C, of late styles always on hand de- no
I1 - WATCHES.-Members of Congress ana others in
W. want of first rate tmekeeper would do well 20 make
selection At once that their quality thoroughly
ed before leaving the city. VI. w. GAIT BROS assort
ment was never complete present every
description all warranted and 40 prices certainly a. low
similar articles be purchaed any city In tt
country NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
20--dtf Pa avenue betxe cen 9th and Iotb
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Wants

w ANTED-A CLERK IN A DRUG STORE,
w One who has some knowledge Of the busi-
ness Is required. Address "Dru ggIst," Washington
ID, Z. i'm %
NTAETSsN 4 GROE S.-Thes Ibscribersar
w sItir,es in the market buying SLAVES, pay
iPg the highest cash prices. Persons having slave
for sale viii please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal.
tinore, Nd. (slstter's old stand) Slaves taken on
board ct Is esuts per day.
feb Ally BMk w. L. CAMPBELL
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Latest from Texas

NEW ORLEANS Jan. IS The Orisaba has
arrived with dates from Mexico Of the 18th.
The papers report several successful attacks
oy the Gov srnnsnt troops upon the insurssnt
forces. The revolution is said to Be- crushed
In olses The formal occupying of the MesiI-
la valley by the United State. sutAoritiss Ia
Also announced BY the Mexican papers.
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~ Whatever looks like persecution for re-
iision'ss ke binds men moro strongly to their
creeds and to their religious teachers. The
layman and the priest become united BY n
common sense of wrong and a common ami.
mostly to those whom they regard as their op-
rressors.
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BY j. g. MCGUIRE, Auct,on,.,-

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Eyvr,rs
AT Auctiop.-On WEDNESDAY moyning ,h.
3lst instant al 10 O'Clock, At the store Of r. Iisbcr
ger, on Pa avenue, near oh street opp1si,e We,
MARKET shall sell all his stock i'm trade and Hons
held Furniture, comprising
Mahogany Sofa, Lounges, Rockers
Marble top Tables, mahogany Bureaus
Cane and wood seat Chairs looking CIaS.c,
Bedsteads, mahogany Cribs, Easy Chars
Nashstands, Toilet Sets, Clocks
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows
IL superior husk Mattresses
Cottage Chamber Set
Gilt frame NJ intel Glass
Carpets, Oilcloths, Mattings
Crockcry and Glassware
Cook g and other Stoves
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Also, an excellent one horse Wagon.
, Terms: S25 and under cash; over that sum a
c'eri on on and 40 days. for notes satisfactorily en-
dprsed, b, airing interest.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Jan 81 AuctiOncer.
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II How lonesome the FIRE 81 10 who're there
Is NO newspaper. Ask the reader of the latest
now', the useful lessons, and witty saying. Of
the ne~spaper-ask him its value. Lot him
be deprived o it a few weeks. and then ssk
him to put an estimate upon it. Will he say
that two or three dollars are too much? No, he
will esteem it one Of his greatest treasures,
and value it accordingly.
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Fire in Hartford

HARTFORD, Jan. "a The tobacco varebous,
and mandatory Of Ira Baxter. date Fuller
d Burnhsm'S was destroyed by 6 re last night.
The loss in stocks is reported at $40 900, and
the building at $2,5so The insurance on tb.
whole, 5000
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FRANCO TAYLOR.
UNION ACADEMY.

Corner Of F6ur.seah st. and Nstc FORK arssn,
n FEW N re pupils csn be received to make ur
IA the limited number. Application must he
made soon. The discipline, instruction, End means
OF are such As to insure satisfactory pro
gres in those Pupils who ale punctual regular and
obediept.
Circulars at the Bookstores.
dec 30-Sm T. RICHARDS Pripc;nal
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New Orleans Markets

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-Cotton has de-
clined ] the sales Of Monday and Tussdsy
were IL 600 bales middliug at 7iasc.
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hhtfS'S POEMS Just received and for sale by
IL ALEX. ADAMSON Scyenth =

=, UpposIte INC Posi- DffCP.
ne Is agen, Tor at the Cheap Publications Maya
zines aud Newspapers; Harper's Putnam'. Ora
hams Magazines and Lady's Book at 80 50 a YER
London illustrated News, Bells Life Tune =, Punch
received by every steamer. The New York He! aid
Tfmes and Tribune received every night and deliy-
cred TO subscribers. He keeps constantly on ha nd
large assortment OF Blank Books. Pens Ink. Pa
per, Envelopes, Playing Cards, Visiting cards, CHI
dIens Toy Books, Primers, Knapp Righlmycr's
Copy Books wholesale and retail Sc
9-lm
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, Jan T.-Flour-SaIes of 500
bbls Howard street at s. 50. Wheat i. steady.
sales Of 5000 bushels, white at 81 sOas2, red
at 81 sosS2 %. Corn-Sales of IL, 900 bush. /;
white at S4ss6c., yellow at S5ss7c.
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New York Politics

ALBANY, Jan. 26-The Democratic BARD
She'll COMMITTEES, at their meeting last night,
resolved TO stand by their principles. They
consider the recent election az no test, bat
clearly establishing the fact of want Of con-
fdence in the administration. The committee
strongly endorse Daniel 5. Dickinson.
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n Large quantities of cranberries are
fund on the shores of Puget's Sound, in
Washington Territory, aud are shipped to San
Francisco
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Departure Of the Hermann

NEw York, Jan. T-The Hermann sailed
this morning with thirty five passengers, and
$23, 600 in specie.
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The ssl dinian Criminals

NEW YORK, Jan 20 Orders have been Re
ceived here FROM Washington, by Mayor Wood,
di: ectipg the seizure Of the Sandman frigate
expected here with large number Of crimi-
malls on board as soon as she arrives, and de-
tain her until an investigation is had.
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MOBILE, Jan. 26-The marriage NJ JnI;,
Dean to DIR. Haynes, Of South Carolina, has
been oonsummated.
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Weather in Oedspsbure
New York Markets

. OGDENsBURG, Jan. IA furious snow
storm has been raging here for thirty -sir hours
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GOLD, SILVER, STEEL PLATED SEC

HOLD, SILVER, STEEL g. PLATED SEC
VI TACLES Ia suit every age aud
e.e, Riding Specs, X. r. Glasses, Eye ->
Protectors, Eye Glasses Of all descrip
tons, Reading Glasses, Goggles &c,
ParabOia, PerifocaI, Concave, Convex. and Colored
GLASSES put IN frames AT the shortest notice.
Persons IN want OF glasses may be- sure to get
those which benefit The eye az
n. SEMKEN'S,
No. $40 Ia. avenue, betw 9Th and 10Th ,ls.
ian 20
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For Sale ana Rent.

kfOR SALE.A large GLASS CASE, sui,abl, for
u eamoung large articles at the Fair Six lights
Sby 36 inches. Enquire a
a. te MAGUIRE,s Ha, Store,
Where can be bad all kinds of Hats and Cans NJ
Oh the latest style AT unprecedented low prices.
EOR tLE.-LOTs Nos, 8, g and . in sonorr
Il No. 92i. with The Improvements which arc
two tw0-stoTy frame houses BOTH under rem, IT.
Lots are well enclosed and are in The square Dire,
~ north OF the residence of the late Captain WIN
Easily and part on Egt, Tn street east, and bur few
yards from the Avenue, along which the omnibusses
pass regularly. Address T.. n. ADAMS. Ihrou.b
we Isl on'ce. jan 25-:G.
LHOR RENT-Possesr ion given immediaIeIv- =
l. three story brick House and Store No. iGI
Bridge street, near the Market House, containing 10
rooms and kitchen, perfectly dry cellar capable OF
no'a.ng ~ cords OF wood This Is fra rate stand
for business, particularly the Falls Bridge is now
m passabie order. To good tenant the rent will be
reasonable Apply IN
T. o. DONNOGHUE.
Also, a very convenient Dwelling, containin. five
rooms, kitchen and cellar, lately finished, situate
on Lingan street, near Hicks Cottage, one of the
most healthy and pleasant situations in Georgetown
AaTAy rs above. T. a. N
Jan 24-2wt
IrOR RENT-FOR ONE YEAR OR A TERM
T. ofy ars, the well situated, commodious, well,
finished, and convenient dwelling House. over the
Music Store Of HilbHs & iIitz at the corner of Pa
avenue ana lltn street. IL contains seventeen
rooms without the basement, in which the kitchen
Is situated This Il chance for a private fam
lily wishing large house on Pa. avenue orfor per-
son desiring the best location in Washington for
large and well kept boarding house. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at this Office.
jan l2-tf
ZONES FOR ALL. Beautifully and heaIthiIy
III located Building Lots "a feet front nv 1870 feet
feep on graded streets, can, until spring, be- bought
al the exceeding low price Of s75, payable 50 per
month Title ndispufable
Union Land Office, 7tll st.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
Jan 9-6m JOHN FOX. Secretary
STORE FOR RENT-THE ELIGIBI,Y STU
W ated Store on Pa avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, lately occupied by US.
HILBUS & HtTZ
Possession given immediately. Enquire al our
Music Depot. corner Pa. av. and llth street.
jan3-tf
LIVERY NAN THE OWNER OF HIS HOME
~ STEAD.-Having subdvided Squares No 9I5
9J6, and Square south of Square No. 9I5 in Lots
averaging 20 feet front by 10 feet deep am now
prepared to sell the same al prices ranging from $50
10 $40, and upon very accommodating terms saw
three or five dollars ger month until paid for.
The above squares front MARYLAND avenue betw
eth and 81 streets east, and situated in the most
thriving part of Capitol Hill.
have also Lots in various sections of the CITY
Improved and unimprOved) that offer inducements
to those DESTROYS OF making investments, or of OBJ
tanning a residence. GEO. L. DYER,
Office on d, near corner 10Th street west
jan 6-d3w
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kfON RENT Or LE.-THE MODERN
l. fourstory Brick House on thirteenth st, eet
near K, east side. The house is in good repair, dry
cellars, and to good te ,ant the rent will be low
POSSESSION given on the LIST November apply to
OCT eo-Sm JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auc'r
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Death Of sn Ex-sanator

BosroS, Jan T.-Hon Luther Seyerapce.
OF Augusta, Maine, died on Thursday last.
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Election in Lo2isispa.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-Mr. SIideI has
been re elected TO the U. S. Senate.
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON.

Plan FOR THE CURRENT YE.iR
fINhE list is now open, and every subscriber OF
Il $3.50 will be- ent tied to-
j. An impression Of Plate, by }. T. WiImorr,
A. X. A., from the original picture b. }. J. Cha
lon, r. A., "a Water Party"
I'll. Volume containing thirty Wood Eosravings
illustrating subjects from Lord Byron's Poem
of "Childe Harolde." And
Ill. The chance of obtaining one of the prizes IN
be allotted at the general meeting in Aprll.
which will include
The ght to select for himself a valuable work Of
art from one of the public exhibitions. STATUTES ion
bronze of her Majesty on Horseback, by +. Thor
neycrOft. Copies in broEz e from an original Model
M relief by Jefferson, Of The T., try or the Duke
of Wellington into Madrid statutes in porcelain
or parisn. Prof Impressions OF large Litho raph,
by L. H. Mcguire, after the original picture by w
p. Firth, X. A., "4'he Three Bows from Mo
here's B Iureeois Genuilhnmme."
Honorary Secretaries for Washing ton, Messrs
TAYLOR & MAURY, Booksellers. ian ~
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Weather in New York

New YORK. Jan. Give had heavy gale
last night; to-day il is clear and cold.
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Boarding.

I(OARD1NG.-MRS. HALL having taken
- one OF those delightfully."- situated Houses, Phil
lips How, marble front, Massachusetts avenue, be
tween 6th and Iih streets, has large rooms either
furnished or unfurnished, for families. Also can
accommodate few single gentlemen with peasan,
rooms. L hie and transient bOarders accOmmoda-
teu. Ietms moderate ian % 81
pOAADiNG "A lady having taken tn e hand
- some Dwelling, No. Union Row, on p street.
between 9th and Hh, can offer fine large rooms for
families, either furnished or unfinished. Also has
rooms for gentlemen much larger than are generally
appropriated TO single persons. =
Table boarders and permanent or transient per-
sons will be accommodated on the most reasonable
'ems. Jan 22-lw"
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n ARRlE ID.

on the 18th instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Israel Mr.
JAMES u SERRIN, Esq, to Miss ARRABELLh
PAGAN, bnth of this city.
On the 18th instant, by :he Rev John C. Smith.
RICHARD CRUIT, Esq. TO Miss MARY ANN
CREAGER, both Of Georgetown.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

4 CONGRESSIONAL. DIRECTORY
~ The Geographical and Commercial GaZetfr-a
monthly publication devoted 10 physical ron-
mercial, and political Geography, edirrd by
an ASSOCIATION Of practical and Scientific .cn-
ueInen. Snbrcnptipn So pen annnn, >ingle
number - cents.
DiSturneii's Rhilway Guide for JannaV-pncr %
cents, with map.
jan ID FRANCO TAYLOR.
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lllE ID.

ON the 18th instant, Mrs ELIZABETH n. NEW
NAN, relIct OF the late Col. Francis Newman, of
Maryland.
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MY COURTsHIP b ITS CONSEQUENCES
INl by WikOff. Pre-. 81 %,
Slavery in New Light and its Grand Results bv =
Citizen of Georgetown. Price 1917 cts.
Night IN BuenOs Ayrs, new drama in five acts
by a citizen OF Georgetown. Price 1914 cts.
The Scout, by w. Gilmore Simms; Il %
Ida May; 81 IS
Putnams Magazine for February; p cents
Ballou's New Monthly for February 10 cts
Godey's Ladies Book for February; 25 cts
For sale by f. X. LUNDY
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown.
ian Off
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Gentlemen are You Ready,

Gentlemen are You Ready!
FOR UNION HALL SHOOTING GALLERY
BILLIARD SALOON & RESTAURANT,
Z street, bet~een 81 and 7th SIS.
he Pistols are Of the best quality, made to order
J. by J. T.. Evans, Philadelphia.
The Billiard Room is furnished with Tables of the
most approved style, by w. J. Sharp. Ny
In the Restaurant gentlemen will he supplied M
the shortest notice with Superior OYSTERS. GAME
and all other delicacies of the season.
WILSON HAYWARD, Prop'rs.
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CLOSING OUT.
STILL GREA Err REDUCTION IN DRY
8COnsi

vi. l.. WILLIAMS, GE JRGETOWN,
M ILL sci the remaining stock of Dolnesrics
w such as
New York Mills, Warnesseita, Co iingion. and
otiiei oil the most approved make of Bieached Cot
ton nj PRIME cost OF which have good assOrtmet
on hahd, and also Irish Iihens. Scotch Hucka back
and Russia Diapers.
Hosiery in great variety, SUI n as Ladies', Gentle
mems, Misses AMI Boys Hose aud u hose at prime
cost.
The ladies arc respectfully invited to call early Il
they want an assortment.
And general assortment of goods vii ich will
sell u7fhom reference to cost as am determined to
close out the stock previous TO March LIST.
ian . 81
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T. q. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,
Az Eighth st adjoining hain-y's Livery Stables
nWfNG to the increased trsd. vhish a generous
" publ has bestowed upon me, have been com.
PEELED to erecta new and larger building for the
rrying on Of ny business Here shall be eu;
abled TO xecu.e all orders entrusted t. ms wios
gsester facilities and dispaqb aud would respect.
f69y soihct q continuance offhs publ g patronage
Carrisg-s ami Wagons, Of the most mod IN stye e,
built Of the best materials, end warranted 10 sivs
satisfaction -
"epairs OF every description punctuslly sttsnise
to.
For sale, cheap, secondhand Clarence Carriage,
nearly new cec26-rf
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HUBs. Fs1ioss, Spokes, Springs q
III Axlos-A complete stock IF Coach Trim
mings and Blacksmith's Good. for sale by
ELVANS & THOMPSON.
Ne 326 Pa. ave., between 9th and 10Th SITS.
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NUT NAILS.
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ware, Carpenters Goods, &c, at
GAG PPnnsy lvania avenue
ELVANS s. THOMPSON
between 9th and 10Th ats
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