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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-24


ceedings Of the Senate yesterday, in the
Baltimore Sun, in which Senator Wilson is re-
ported to have said as follows, to wit:
"Mr Wilson said he was ready to carry out
every provision Of the constitution but was oppos-
ed 10 the existence of slavery in the District Of Co
lumbis, or in the Territories Of the United States.
and he and those who acted with him, were deter.
mined to abolish IL there. They believed they
shared the responsibility Of it's existence wherever il
was under the control Of Congress, and desired TO
relieve themselves Of that responsibility.
"He earnestly desired the perpetuity of the Union,
and thought that If the fugitive slave law should
be repealed that the provisions Of the constitution
would be carried out by the States themselves"
The reporter for the Union uses similar Ian
guage, in stating tho remarks of Senator Will
son,--we therefore regard the report as au-
hentio, and with this understanding Of the de-
termination Of Senator Wilson and his co-adiu-
tore, we pronounce such purposes at war with
the rights and interests Of the South, and the
peace and harmony Of the country.
We have recognised, to the fullest extent,
the right of our northern friends, to select their
representatives in Congress, without reference
W ehon oFHhono vi 7ny quosuohs, save Wosc
on which our party was based, I'VE have en-
desvored to ascertain the true and authentic
opinions Of Senator Wilson on the question of
State rights, and which opinions on that point
are in perfect with those Of the strictest
sect Of State rights advocates, I'VE have been
willing and DESTROYS to postpone all inquiry
into the views Of any and all our Know-Noth-
ing friends, upon measures Of public policy,
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

"EALTHY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH.
III All who are DESTROYS of obtaining these bene-
fits, s:Ould use ZERMAN CELEBRATED
TOOTH-WASH. This delicious article combines
Sd many meritonOus qualities, that il has now be-
come 4 standard favorite with the citizens Of New
York Philadelphia and Ba tmore. Dentists pre-
scribe il in their practice most successfully, and
from every source the most attering audations are
awarded il.
Infiamed and bleeding gums are Immediately ben
| Gifted by its use; It's action upon them is mild
soothing and effective. II cleanses the teeth sc
thoroughly, that they are made 10 rival pearl j,
whiteness, and difluses through the mouth such 4
delightful freshness that the breath is rendered eH
quisitely sweet. IL dsine is all those impuritie
which tend 70 produce decay and as a consequence
when these are removed, the teeth must always re
main sound.
Ii ID used and recommended by all the eInnen
Dentists III New York, Philadelphia, Baltin ore, an,
other cities where il has be introduced. Al
should give il a trial.
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN, Drursi
and Chemist, Ninth and Catharine streets, PhiIa
delphia, and sold by all Druggists everywhere, az 2
cents per bottle. w. II. GILMAN,
Jan lf-Jm Agent for Washington Civ
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~ REAT ATTRACTIVE SALE OF CHOICE
" AND VALUABLE BOOKS AT AUCTION
Commencing on FRIDAY EVENING, January
10Th, 1885, at 474 Pa avenue (Fitzeersld,s bloch :,
al O'Clock each evening.
Stock all new and perfect, direct from New York
Trade Sales, comprising the choicest and best re
ected assortment, Foreign and Domestic, ever of
tered IN the market, consisting Of School, Classical
Law, Medical, and Miscellaneous Books in every
department OF liter ature
Bibles, Prayer Books, Blank Beoks, &C., great
ANIMALS and Holiday Presents fl, 1855
Agricultural Works, some so different authors all
gisll "
Gold and Steel Pens OF extra quality
Diaries, Pocket Memorandum, Porwonpa; ca A .
The above stcck.w be open for examination
and offered at auction every evening unth he ent,
stock shall be disposed of.
The sales of this extensive and magnificent stocl
VIII be conducted by Mr.. J. w. Rhodes, late of N
York, and offers unusual facilities for Obtainin,
Books at price to suit the times.
jan 6-lws
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jan I'D
NEW LINEN & COTTON GOODS.

lust received and will be- sold at fair lotS price.
- for cash; or TO ar mos prompt customers.
We name in the lot
p pieces "a, 9 A, l0-4, ia bleached and brown
>hesting Cottons, all Of the hes, brands
,3e do superior he ched and brown Shirt q
Cott"ns from 81 10 ls cents per yard
10 do all pure ting Ln'ns, ranging from Sic
10 81 per yari, which We know TO be
very cheap
10 do fine Linen Shce,ings and Pillow case lin
large variety OF Table Diapers, Bleaehed & brown
Table Cloths
Damask Napkins, IIackubsc and MANY other Tow
ellinss, scotch and Russia Diapers, Cloth
Linen and c;iton Table Covers
With many other desirable Goods which We de-
sire pui chasers to examine before making their &c
lectiODs.
~ Observe tlrat all articles sold at our estab-
hshment are wafr'hted TO prove "a represented.
tUBGEV d SEARS,
No. j22 Seventh 81, doors above
ian 20-e02w Avenue House.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auct,on..r.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
l. at Auction.-On WEDNESDAY mn .rning tn,
3lS instant, al 10 O'clock at the store Of II. Usher
GER on Pa. avenue. near 10Th street, Opposite Wes
Mark Z, shall sell all his stock in trade and House
hold Furniture, comprising
Mahogany Sofa. Lounges, Rockers
Marie top Tables, mahogany Bureaus
Cane and ssoo+ seat Chairs. Looking Glasses
Bedsteads, mahogany Cribs, Easy Chairs
Washstands, Toilet Sets, Clocks
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows
IL superior husk Mattresses
Cottage Chamber Set
Gilt frame ManteI Glass
Carpets, Oilcloths, Mattinss
CrOckcry and Glassware
Cook x and other Stoves
Kitchen Utensils, Sc.
Also, an excellent one horse Wagon.
Terms: So and under cash; over tia, ,um a
credit OF 90 and 30 days, for note, satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Jan I'D Auction~er.
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SILVERWARE.

SILVER w AXE.
GOLD SILVER TEA SETS, PITCHERS. COB
- lets, Cups, Casters, Walters, sc.
Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies and Napkin Rings
Silver Dessert, Pie, Cake, Fi,h and lee Cream
Knives.
Sugar, Preserve, Jelly, Olive and Egg Spoons.
Asparagus, Salad, Sugar and Ice Tongs, Crumt
Scrapers, sc,
The rbole we have Of every pattern, all of on,
own manufacture and warranted pure silver.
Orders rdken for every description of nch Silver
ware, such as public testimonials, &C. and striclI,
executed after any design, hswever elaborate.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
No. 324 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth SITS.
jan 27-6t Intel ,Union& News
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3o.-The grain market is
fat this morning Whest-12,ooO bushels we're
offered, quoted at 81 95a$2 for white, and ss'ss
of red at 81 9Os$I 95. Corn-yslIow at 81,
white at SASS mixed a. 50. Oats-Pennsyl-
vania, $3.50; Maryland and Virginia, 5os52.
Flour-Salcs of 800 bbls Howard street at
IS 37l; City Mills, no sa,es, but held at ss.25.
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~ =. o. WRIGHT, Aastionesr,
00orRatOWn.

0oof BotoWns
INTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE Oh
Il Dry Goods.-On MOaDAY next. the 5th q
February, al 10 O'Clock a. m, go be continued
from day to day until closed oat) shall SELL with
ous reserve, At the store of VI. l.. Williams, No l9t
Bridge street, iis entire stock Of fresh DRY Goods
consisting Of
Super and fine Cloths, all colps
Super Merin0 and Silk Vesiings
Cassimeres, Cassins T., Tweeds, DTillings
Collenadts, Ducks, &c.
Super White and col0red Flannels
Heavy WOOllen Goods fot servants
Dress Goods in Silks, Merinos, De Laines. Alpacas
Poplins, Ginghams, Prints, &c.
Plaid and striped Cott0ns, Tickings
checks, Brown and Bleached Cottons
0snahurgs, BurlaPs, super Irish Linens
lnapers, Napkins, Blankets and Raizes
super Linen, Silk and Cotton Hdkf.. Carpetin-
SILK, Woollen and Cotton Hosiery
Cloves and Suspenders
large variety OF Shawls, Embrofderis.
Laces, insenings, Lawns Musiips
Rich and plain Bonnet Ribbons
Sewing Silks, Spool COitons, Threads
Buttons, Tapes, Pins, Needles
Essencrs for the Toilet, Combs, b. ushes &C.
Forming together the NEST desirable stock o.
Goods ever Offered at Auction.
Terms: All sums OF and under A25 casb over 81;
and under go credit Of 50 days; over $50 and
under SIS, 80 days; over SIS and rndef sleso. q
days; and over 500 credit of four months for an
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest
EDWARD s. WRIGHT.
I1l C-td
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Kew York Markets

NEW YORK, Jan. 3o.-Flour active and firm;
sales of 5000 bbls. of good Ohio at IS e2tss.
Southern is 6rm at s. 75a9.25 Corn is easy,
but prices are not quotably lower; sales of
25.OOI bushels Western mixed at Csc. Pork
is upward and firm. Beef is unchanged, with
a moderate demand at previous rates. Lard
is dull with downward tendency. Whisky
sales of Ohio at 33c.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the Daniel webstar

NV ORLEANS, Jan. 39.-Ths Dapiel Yah
stsr has arrived here with later California
datse. She brings 200 passenger, but no
specie.
The Star Of the Wet lsft San Juan st night.
on the 2lst, for New York.
The Legislature Of California was organised
on the 1st, and the 10th Was fixed upon Tor the
election Of United States Senator, In piece Of
DR.. Gwin
The Governsr's message exhibits fattsr-
ing state of affairs.
King Kamshsmahs, of the Sand wich Islands.
10 dead, and his son has been declared hi. sue
cessor.
Arrivals at San Frapciscc-Jau. LIST, ship
Challenge; "a, the Antelope; 4tb, sshr Star Of
the West, from Baltimore; 7th. two French
frisatss; 9th, the Hornet, from New York.
The Uncle Sam, from San Francisco, brought
down $500, 900 in specie and 200 passengers.
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I1 = CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING BLOOD-see Tn.
certificate Of Mr.. Turner X. Bamsey for many years
proprietor OF the Farmers HOTEL Fredecksburg and
late of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. John Mnge of the city Of Richmond though regular
physcsn and of course opposed qusck
meciner was obgei to that its good the case
OF Mr. Ramsey, were wonderful indeed,
He had been given by several physcisns had tried
most Of the quack iicines the verge of de-
Mixture. - 1900 f
We refer the public to full and lengthy certificate around
the bottle stating his cure
'.'See advertisement
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0S6
Looking Glasses,

nFall Sizes and qual.'y, F.encb or 6ermsn plate,
~ Fancy or PLAN Portrait sBd Picture Frames,
Gilt or Fsncy Cnlcred.
Also, Gilt Room Moulding, Marble top Brackets
and Tables.
Coruicrs made t. order
Alse, all kinds Of old work reeilded with dispatch
AMI On vasonsblet rms by
j. WAGNER.
ass Pa. avenue, orp. Kirkwooo ii use.
dec 29-sf
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DODGE AND HIS BARps.-Ws had tia nIas.
sure of listening, for short time, to the sveet
notes sent out BY Dodge and his duaftetts
band. To say We were pleased would NOT
convey an Idea OF the impression made on ne,
We were delighted with their sipeips. A .iso
were the large number present vho .ca,. AZ.
preston to their feelings BY hearty Ami ma
while Dodge made every one laugh, his bsnd.
by their harmony and sweet sounds eavs ant
versal satisfaction. It is but seldom "a haya
such talent In Washington, and We adyise an
70 improve the present Opportunity of vitnsss.
ing real native genius. Their second concert
Will % given this evening at Carusi's Saloon.
a, fHILaAR.oNIc CoNcERr.'-T The Board of
managers Of the Philharmonic Society have
determined to repeat the fine copce;t which
they gave last week. This action n bassd
upon the urgent application Of a large circle
OF our most distinguished citssns and CLERGY,
ana IL a0efds US much pleasure to record TIE
successful result Of their demands for rene.
ut on. We shall announce the time as seen a
tue necessary arrangements are perfected.
In: BALLET Tho Roussetts again pre
sentsd Gissslle last night to charmed audi
ehce: night they play Robert Macairs
ara M. Dechaiumeau, two Of their most agree
able and laughable pieces together WitS the
advertisement of Les Folliss, and the Spanish
CHARACTERISTIC dance of La Jots Arragonaise.
Altogether, the bill is one that should com.
pletely oil tho house.
UNxUMcAL FIGHf.-Last night, an o.. band
lesder laid claim to certain Instruments used
6y his old band, and wanted to take possession
OF them. One of them he battered badly, and
the person who performed upon the instru nent
battered bis head Is badly. II Is said the
instrument will never be ft for use, and the
ex leader head Is nearly in the same condi-
ton.
BACK AGAIN "A walk near market SD ace
TINS morning, gave US sight of our friend
Allen, who Ii back again, and as SD arp a. ever,
disposing Of bis razor strop powders. Allen
looks we'll and appears to be doing we'll. A
large crowd had assembled Il listen to his
speeches.
CRIMINAL COURr.-The only case tried this
morning was Henry Dennison, who was con-
voted Of indecent exposure, and sentenced to
six months in Jail.
Schenig and Barnes, the boys convicted of
firing Hopkins stables, were sentenced to 4
years each in the penitentiary.
BEEF BEEF Our butchers, as well o.
our citizens are paying dearly for beef at the
present time. Beef on the hoof is selling at
81 and cents per pound, while in the centre
market beef is selling at 10 Is cents per lb
LIaHr HAr.-Some of our friends from the
country are getting their wheels in the mire
by bringing light loads of hay to market
Several Of our acquaintances have been taken
in In this way, and among them a sharp,
shrewd constable, who is about to make "
dash" at the dealers
Z STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH We are
requested to announce that the Wednesday
evening lecture in this church will be omitted
this week.
REcovERrNG-We are pleased to learn that
John W. Maury, Esq, is improving, but has
not sufficiently recovered to leave his bed.
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

LoGnond dueMuc, opposite The Bank Of Hdshtng tcs
r. THOMAS DELEASY respectfully invite
WI the attention Of the public IN examine biz
stock Of GOODS, which he has opened on Lonsisns
avenue bet seen Sixth and Seventh street, opposite
the Bank Of Washington, consisting of all detcrip
tioos Of Teas, &c, Imperial Gunpow der, aud BIS 81
Tea Win and Liquors, of all Forts, which be car
sell ct the lowest prices for sash or approved
Besides all the n~cesssries for Gro ery Busipess
viz: Brooms, Buckets, Ced.r Tubs, Matches, hc.
&c. Please cal sRl see for your elves.
nov 2-3m
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Battle with the Indians

New ORLEANS, Jan 2s.-TeIas papers have
been received of the 18th. They state that
battle had taken place near the Pecos river,
between the Camsnches and party of ran
gers, in which the latter we're victorious; hsv-
ing killed seven Indians and captured many
more.
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Shipwrick-Loss Of Life and Desperate Sit
uatiou Of Passengers and Cfev.
Lone BRAScH, Jan. S0.-Ths bark Argyle,
from Glasgow 10 New York, came ashore i've
miles south Of squsm Inlet, on The nigh, Of
the 18th. She is reported as going to pieces.
The life saving apparatus cannot be sdectual-
~ used. One man succeeded in reaching the
beach. -Four Of the crew and one passenger
arc known to have been drowned, and Eve are
clinging 70 the bowsprit. The bark was loaded
with pig iron.
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Arrival OF the Crescent City

NEw ORLEANS, Jan 70 The Crescent City
from Havana on the Gath arrived to day. The
news BY her generally is Of an unimportsut
character. The Falcon was stated to be at
Havana, and would leave at half past seven
o'clock on the eth for New York.
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nAVIS'S POEMS just received and for sale by
y ALEX. AlAMSQN Seventh 81

Opposite the FOst Offlce.
He is agent for all the Cheap Publications, Maya
zines aud Newspapers; Iiarper's, Putnamt, Ora
hams Magazines and Lady. Hook ut 81 50 yer.
London Illustrated News, BeIl's Life, Times, Punch
received by every steamer. The New York Herald
Times and Tribune received every night and deiv-
cred 10 subscribers lie keeps constantly on ha nd
large assortment Of Blank books, Pens, Ink, Pa
per, Envelopes, Playing Cards, Visiting cards, Ch
dren's Toy Books, Primers, Knapp & Rishimyer's
Copy Books wholesale and retail, &c.
ian I'm
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T. h. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY.

At Eighth st adjoining Ksin.y's Livery Stables
nWIN6 to the increased trsde which q generous
~ publir has bestowed upon me, have besu com.
PEELED to erect new and larger building for the
c'rrying on of my business. Here shall be en-.
abled to execute oil orders entrusted B. nv win
grsster facilities and dispatch, and would respect
fuzzy solicit q continuance otVhe publ 3 pat-onsge
Csrriss.s AMI Wagons, OF tn most mod IN sty e.
built OF the best mstsr ais, and warranted to Nv,
satisfaction,
..epsirs OF every description punctually ATTENDED
t..
For sale, cheap, secondhand Clarence Carriss.,
nearly "A, aG
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Charles.on Narkat.

CHARLEsroS, Jan. 29th.-Cotton has ad.
vanced ! since the receipt of the Pacific
news; sales Of 1000 bales Of middling at 81.
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Western Navigation.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-The Ohio ia full Of
heavy ice and the navigation is almost entire
ly suspended. Eastern exchange is one per
cent premium.
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~ READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
Youths, wear manufactured with elegance BY
NOAH WALKER CO, under Browns Hotel Their sto.l
embrace the Pasot or surtont Overcoa Ovesc shaped
and peglsges Tamas black and blue Dress Coata
Frock Coats Of all fashionable coors Casmer Business
suites Lch Velvet Vests Silks &c black Cassmer
figured Cashier and plain Csssimer For the
youth-Jackets, Pants Vests Overcoss &C. As they are
their own manufacturers they enabled will sell
the very lowest prices Shirts Of Superior Collars
Ties, nc, Of late styles always hand. dec 10
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LfOR RENT-Posses>ion given immed lately, Il
l. three story brick House and Store, No. L
Fridge street, near the Market House, containing 10
rooms and kitchen, perfectly dry cellar, capable oil
holding 20 cords OF wood. This is a first rate stand
for business, particularly as the Falls Bldg is now
in passabe order. To good tenant the rent will be
reasonable. Apply to
Il. o. DONNOGHUE.
Also, very convenient Dwelling, containing five
rooms, kitchen and cellar, lately finished, situated
on l.ingan street, near Hicks Cottage, one Of the
most healthy and pleasant situations in Georgetown.
Apply as above. T.. o. ID.
ian 24-2w*
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OTORE FOR RENT-TIiE ELIGIBLY STU
y atCd Store on Pa. avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh Streets lately occupied by us.
HfLBUS r HITZ.
Possession given Immediately. Enquire 1T cur
Music Depot. corner Pa. and 11th street.
ian Aft
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A r N Y

No. s4 Bridge street, Georgetown,
4 prepared to furnish BALLS, DIssERs, SD,rsEs
l. WEDDINGS, &c, with everything ia the CoI:ec
tiOnary line, any pau OF the District al the short
est notice. aud on the most reasonable terms.
ian l9-tf
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Falling Of Bridge.

WILkEsBARRE pa Jan. 27-The lonJ
bridge over the Susquehsns, at Towards, fell
yesterday, slightly injuriDg Dilton IL Brown
of New York
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LHOR RENT-FOR ONE YEAR OR A TERN
Il Ofy ars, the we'll situated, commodious, we'll
finished, and convenient dwelling House, over The
Music Store OF Hbss & IIitz. at the corner of Pa.
avenue and llth street. Ii contains seventeen
rooms without the basement, i'm which the Kitchen
is situated. This is chance for private FAM
lily wishing large house Pa. avenue, for per
son desiring The hest location in Washington for a
large and well kept boarding house. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at this office.
ian l2-tf
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Arrival from Havana.

CHaRLEsros, Jan. 2s.-The steamer Isabel
from Havana, via Key West arrived here to.
day, with Cuban dates Of the 18th. The Ell
Dorsdo left AspinvaIl on the 18th for New
York, snd the Fulton will leave in few days.
New sugars were moro abundant, but lad
not accumulated in consequence Of the demand
for shipping. They are reported , higher
than on the 9TH. Rice is 10 COED demand
Mclasses 81, and In demand
Freights to Europe are rather brisk, but to
United States ports very dull; vessels are
abundant
Exchanges dull, Isl on London, and 8. on
New York.
The Princeton Is still at Key West.
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Auction ealSs.
=. .. WRIGHT, Auet,oneer

=. .. WRIGHT, ARetionssr.
GBO"GH OWN
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLAssEs a,
~ Auction On FRIDAY next, February %, .,
II O'Clock, on 7. A. H. Dodge's Wharf, the car.
60 Of the Brig Fid.lia, consisting Of
I'D hhds Clarified choice and prime Susar,
142 hhds choice Molasses.
Il. g. WRIGHT,
Jan %-s Auctioneer.
Intel .Union& Alex Gaz)
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mARRIE ID.

At Norfolk, Va, at the residence of Jos. p. Rev.
nolds, Esq, HENRY GHISELIN, Eiq., to Mis-.
MATILDA f ELLIS.
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wATCHRs.-Members of Congress and others in
W. want OF first rate tLneEeeptr would max.
selection that their quality may Thoroughly test
ed before lea wing the city. NJ. w. CALI BROS assort
ment complete present acng every
description all warranted and prices certainly a. low
similar articles be purchased any city in this
country. NJ W GAIT BRO,
ian 9o-dtf Pa avenue between 9Th and 10th sts
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SPECTACLES

OI EO1 hOLES.
EOLD, Silver, fine Steel and Plated sPECTA-
" CLES, EYEGLASSES, sc. of all focu.e,, with
penioca', penscopic and parabnl1 Glasses. Ions
experience gives ne peculiar advanIapes in select
ing glasses adapted % The eyes of wearers
NJ. W.GALT h BRO,
5x4 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10Th suees
Jan 2-W fInte ,UnionkNewsl
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HOMES FOR ALL.-Beautifully and heaIthily
IL located Building Lots, "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, graded Streets can, until spring, e bOlght
at the exceeding low price Of SIS, payable 50 per
month Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, 7th st.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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WArcH RETURNS There were only two
dodgers In last night, who were let 60 early
this morning