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p O lE TR Y.
The Hope that Breathes of Spr ng.

Leaf by leaf the roses fall,
Drop by drop the spring runs dry,
One by one, beyond recall,
Summer beauties fade and die;
But the roses bloom again,
And the springs will gush anew
In the pleasant April rain,
And the summers sun and dew.
So in the hours Of deepest gloom.
When the springs of gladness fail,
And the roses in their bloom
Droop like maidens wan and pale.
We shall find some hope that lies
Like silent germ apart,
Hidden far from careless eyes,
In the garden of the heart.
Some sweet hope TO gladness wed, =
That will spring afresh and new,
When gricfs winter shall have fled,
Giving place to sun and dew.
Some sweet hope that breathes of Spring
Through the weary, weary time,
Budding for its blossoming,
In the spirits silent cline.
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He Couldn't stand That

A young gentleman Of our acquaint.
ance who had been paying his devours
(as Mrs. Partinyton would say) to a
a young lady fot some time, suddenly
left her. We asked him the reason. and
he told US the following words: Il had
been with her, you know. a good while,
and noticed that she was rather cool in
her remarks, and hinted that she would
rather go home alone than have me with
her; but didn't mind that, you know.
Well, one night when we got to the
door, says she Mo-, do not wish
your company any longer, and I'll thank
you to keep your place aud away from
me- That was little too hard, and |
wouldn't stand it. / sacked her that
very night es
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-10

The State Tempefence Cor vention
adjourned this evening. A strong feeling
exists against the regular Democratic
party, in consequence Of tho anti. Maine
law resolution adopted at the recent
Democ ratio State Convention.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-10

p~'Martha, have you hung up those
clothes = mo, msdam, l placed them
n . stats Of suspsnsion-huns is vul.
yar.' al pel ~ $50
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-10

PAPA, why don't they give the tele'
graph wires a does Of ginf
Why, my child
Because the papers say they are ou'
OF order, and mother always takes gin
whom she 10 out Of order 55as
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NED, who is that girl | saw you walk

'Nro, who is that girl | saw you walk,
ing with ? 'qesg
Miss Hogg.' a
'Hogg, Hogg-well she's to be piled
for having such nanie.'
so | think, rejoinsd Ned. Il Pistsd
her 90 much thatI offered her mine, ant
she is going to taks il presently 4
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-10

~ The game Of fashionable life ID
10 play hearts against diamonds.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-10

~ Serve every one q. much q ~
can, and compete with no. one, mofh
than you must. ", a'ssis
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-10

An hon sst Du,chmsn on being asks !
how often. he shaved, replied :'s De-;
dimes week, every day but Soondss1 /
den I shafe effry tay." a5,.,sss J. Il;
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Notice to Contractors.
l4.nraaIDuun Ii q naca nj

oyFtcg or MErRopotiTAs RAILRoAp COMPANY,
Georsetown ID. c., December ID, 1854
EALED PROPOSALS. for the grading and bridging
- (a3s) this road will be
office Of the until three O'clock the 18th
day Febru
prod plans, aud speehca ions will be ready for in
speeiton sub day of February.
Metropolitan Railroad designed extend from the cities of
the BALTIMORE and Ohio railroad, by
connecting with the latter road east Of the
ks" Pntomae making saving
miles of the travelled from
capital aud northwestern forty five
miles
Ohio aoad extends TO the city u Frederick and
asersown, where with tines of railroads
railroad, sc
The parton road for which proposals invited
westerly of District Of Columbia ON miles
fromG eorgelowpl OF Fr.denck.
be for work in sections of mile
each orr OF he distance of am mies
generally medium for this of the
county, TN and rock and bri
facility vigorously
The elevated rolling
W AUD remarkably healthy
the completion of the will be
from
inform desired by the work
will furnished office had by addressing
company by letter the day OF letting
By order of board OF dfeciors
FRAN rs DODGE President
EDatUAD FRENCH Chief Engineer
Dec 3i-2awtFeb5
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Esr Promotion q asnsau1ss, coaaAaes
ana NecAaHe and Usstli -hh
WILL be opsssd 81 she e Ashisgos IhasdAy The slh
February, less, An the new and iupnid ban o. he
smithsonian Institution which = one % INC mosA rooms
TO us sshisoa DE aanueeets mechanics as,,
iars and ali d The results Of their labor ski
ingenuity and op all pornons d ths onion are cordially az
The machinery department charge o. special
sean power bAturess labor Se VIII Be given
All sssdas 10 exhibit are requested 10 awe early
possible Goods should be accompanied with proper IN
Ths committee heree, feel that, uyiuns contributions from
po0us Union the second ezftalon ~ The MeuoPo
eelent anses valuable opportunity q mang known me
Workmanship ef adaptuon 70 the purposes for which they
Ihsy would respectfully solicit specimens
elegant which have attractive
All such 80 committee ladies'
eies Of merit OF swey Se suited TO the tastes Of the
The ha viii be opened reception goods Monday
ne 29h day q JaauA aud 20 ne evening Of hards the s Of
the reception Of vsIers and continue open aeouiioaf weeks
No article deposited at saturday night I'D February can be
upon judges competition premium except
The shah be satisfied despatched dis
have reached tht hall BY that day failed
rive from unavoidable deentoB.
Articles Designed FOR exhibition only will be received free Of
charge until Tuesday night oh Of February oeioek after
which deposnrs VIII be subject ehase Of from % cents
TO 81 for each article deposited
Invention shall specify their and the time they may have
deposited or competition premium be Of
American manufacture so9speuousy Labelled with appropriate
name Of deposor copy which abel must De furnished me
Pees NAV be a,sed or not a ins option Of the exhibitor
Deposto the time OF will receive ticket OF ute 20
their goods which ticket viii also admi, them 10 the exhibition at
all times when open the public,
NJ Goods should be addressed as ioowsi Tradition q ne
OF The Articles and the of the pau sending
hem distinctly MARKED The packages They should also be
Cculars containing will be forwarded, and
ay whom all communications the business OF the Institute
should addressed.
Dcfl -lavSnYy
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Mar is--dIy


Washington December Is, 1854.
IN the William Perrin,
for the extension OF him
March, ls4l, machines
join, dove tails
which takes place the path day OF March,
IL Is ordered that the said petition Office
Monday, i2l of March O'Clock. M ;
notified show
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons the required
Office their oblecuops, specially
days before the day hearne all testimony filed by
the hearing
with the rules OF the Office which viii be furnished app
The testimony wil March;
depososs, and other papers relied testimony
flied in the before that
ments, If any, within ten days thereafter,
published
gence and Evening STAR Washington d. Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia Pa; eeenuhe American, New York
Concord New Hampshire, week for
previous to the 18th Of Msrch next the day ofheans
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
sEitors the above papers please copy and send
their bills 70 the Patent oce, with containing
Dec l6-%law3w
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ynited states Patent Once,
Washington. Ian, 10. 1855

nN the petition New sharon Aane pray
a granted 10Th
April, leil. improvements "propeers
years OF pleh, which takes place the
10Th day Of Aprii 1855
petition be heard Patent Office
% Mach ~ O'Clock. aid ali
and If they have,
why petition ought be granted.
Office beciioas specially forth wniSg, al least
hearing all flied by either party
sad hearing transmitted
rules office which will be furnished
Application.
The testimony will be closed the 10Th day of march,
other relied testimony, must b. filed
The office before morning OF that day. the arguments II
any days thereafter.
be published in the Union, Inei
geucer, Evening washington, D. O. Eve Argus,
scenuhc American, New York Patriot
Concord New aBpshite week for three
previous 10th of March
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
will please copy and send
bills Patent uce, with paper containing notice.
Jsnl
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

4 1854
Ful ofectures given the summer
Degrees ~ conferred n March and july.
Fees; One nun course, $50 Perpetual ticket so MacnIa
s.. Graduation two
fun IN $50 iuding graduation Fee
Psrsonalin-rest progress
student
each branch Ia All facilities
any in the country. For information, address
b. HOWARD RAND, N u, Dean,
100 South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Aue l-iawwp siaw5td
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no INyEsTORSThe Office OF the Inventors
bona Union Is TN street, opposite the of the
Patent Office
The Objects ready make examinations solicit
for members with ali possible despatch
will Office models
can made al the shortest nsrce-
objects "Unon.n
central Office where prompt
attention will given
Central office, Washington, ID. g,
r, g. CLAYTON,
President Inventors Protective National Union.
Idly
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American Artists, Union.

THE American would respectfully
United States the Canadas, the
hne throughout country
aud with vsw Of enabling family 10 become possessed Of
gallery Of engrayings
rHE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
determined,
engravngs only employment number
OF others, bur inspire
works present to the purchasers Of their engavng when
$50 900 of which Sold
100000 gifts the actual of Si5o,UOO.
Each purchases OF engraving therefore,
richly worth the but ticket which
entities him OF the gifts when they distributed
dollars highly finished beautifully painted
five tickets will be dolas worth
engravng selected from the catalogue
mail express,
copy the catalogue, together with specimen OF
be the Office OF this
For dollar actually worth
gift ticket will immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS
committee, believing great
win be materially by
intelligent and agents, have resolved
with such the most liberal terms
Any wishing an agent BY sending postpa
will mall dollar
aud all other
the the gifts will be
Distributed
will be throughout the United States
1 aI.v
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fs4LApsIrniA, Dec. IA loS4
= EAIFD PROPOSALS via bs lived anti 10
y O'Clock 3ls day o. January Tor luaishns ~
suppcs deseraoe az
Ihe Uniisd Cietns Eqpage Depot sehuy Arsenal
n quantities require,
5000 64 DARK bias Indigo Dyed ~ied CLOTH weighing
81 per yard -
(tRds dyed tNied elosh weignass
per yard
10000 army bsasstp gray twin eneTa u s. IN black,
ong eentse,l be seven feet long and
ave- feet wide aach blanket weigh ave pounds
900 horse blankets, kNIh the cucfs " y, IN b'@
inches eone,l be six feet lons ana Ave
a wioeeaeh blanket weigh thfee pounds
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limited STATES Mail Lime to California. via AspN
u and Panama, 5h and 30th Of month, IN ny
class steamships approved by the Navy Department OF not
2 200 tons burden, gnafaDtying speed and safely.
The Panama railroad completed Obspo, ~ mesh
Panama.
The transit from 70 embraces 81 miles IN rs e
Aspnwa Obspo and IL miles Of land uaspsrtanoa @
a order. Hiage passens
therefore, in ho1the psssene
aud their baggage being only transferred and IRON m
alongside the
There will be in future this route
The 10 entirely sickness description
Reserve being always kept In port M New York.
and San Francisco, prevent detention 10 case 81
The route is entirely sefabfc.
s expected thai The passage on the Atlantic viii ba made ~
larry In the Pacific, in IL 10 TAX days -
Passengers VIII leave Panama the day AFTER they arrive Al ~
wall =.
Through ckets atthe opesf be had AZ the agency
wesI street, New York.
Jan ss--du
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1 CARD TO aOUsEK EEP flHs- The subscriber bcgs
call public his Furnish
goods, which rendered department
recently received addition his stock cheap
beautiful variety Of
Cut and pressed glass
Plain whiis, gold baud and richly decorated
Superior table cutlery, silver plated goods
Lamps and grapdoles, block Tin goods
Japanned ware, bronze and goods
Fire sets, fixtures, baskets and brushes
Britannia iron stone China
Maniel and table ornaments fancy articles, sc.
Altogether forming collection
found Washington
He pledges himself se cheap be bought
cties. articles
esIly solicited g. w. BoTELER,
Dec lO-eouaal Iron Hall
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To the heirs OF John Orr and Henry Gnenard,
Cor Quinend.l

UNITED STATES NAVAL ASYLUM,
Philadelphia December 8, ls5a
IoHN ORR leoored laudsan, beneficiary this instituted
j died nn tha 9Th OF July last.
henry cuenard Cor marine and beneficiary died
N i7th utlimo-
Each Of the properly Of value which tier
Dec-7-law4w
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jos, received. BY direct importation from Frankfort the
Maine eight dozen hoe celebrated sold
since, and all who
bought Of them. fof the cleanliness. o-
and beauty they erc.ied article
n bly, suited or colleges schnos. public departments, mebes
Of Congress- and all other tight
Will Sci eyeght last
equally well suited for ladies needle DO
night
Also % bard pae OIL ethereal lard OIL and all
kinds and ~
Styles. which ny l.
me largest In the ely and forming the oaY complete
abouts
g n wHlTTLEagy,
53f Seventh street.
the Faukh lamp city.
r, s-Ai bin. made with mus be settled monthly,
Dec g-eo2wif
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ELLIS! BELLS! RELls:-For churches academies, fac
hand by subscribers, their old
lished enlarged iony, which has
whose of
their bells world wide celebrity for Of
quality The recently
applying of loan mouing bell casting
wbirn CT casting and
uniap excellence OF their BELLS
(January, 1854 first silver
Worlds Fair New YORK., all others
and Europe being competition aud winch the egter
medal besides THAI has been Earded them They
hand bells
and they furnish order Chimes
States aud caadas Their hansng comprising aud
valuable consist yoke,
arms, which be TUNED bell spring acting
capper, proongng the sound; rame oins
For steamboats,, steamships, their
revolving yoke, fancy hanging brass
nrpshed We supply Whole
hanging rehang bells OF other
specifications given. Old bells taken exchange
of all
Being immediate with the principal
either railroad canal orders
despaeh, which, either personally y communication,
spectiuily solicited
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
FEB 2i-diy West Troy, Albany CO., N. Y.
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fME6OsDEitfcS. LACE GOODS. tSc-The subscribers
n received full aud
goods, styles, embracing all the novelties
yhca the Of the ladies' respecifu invited The
following list of the lie diag articles, viz;
Is VI itese chemizrts and sleeves, in
Is Maltese coiarrts and sleeves do
Is richly embroidered muslin sets, valences trimmed
rs do Maltese do
rs do muslin collaretts and sleeves
$50 French embroidered
rs do do camhrc collars .
% chIy do cambria skirts, for dresses
$50 do do pocket haadS echiefs
rs pieces Maltese iaces and edaiDgs all widths
do valeuces laces, "dgings, aud inserings
so do English thread aces, edgngs, and iasertings
rs do cambric houncings aud rulings
IS do musiins, fouucnzs, and bands
100 embroidered dinity bands
50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambria sleeves
dozen long and short black mits
every illusions, Iaces bobbnets, linen
be embroidered mun lawns and lace handkehiei
gloves, hosiery, &c.
3-nawdwif HOOE, BROTHER, CO.
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LeENCH NOVELS, by Dumas, BnIsse, aod others,
imported from undergncd varying om rs
seuts upwards many thsm beautifully illustrated.
Oct7 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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o. aRd after Tassaas, Aoss~eer J. 1854,
rHE Alexandria daily os eordonssie and asens
diate stsgsss ~ ocek, the arrival ~ the Boa
pm asbngan, angle ume tor breakfast 90 board Con
meeting trails FOE sussnarg w,g
renton Junctan Wsscnsan, aad Gordan.,
On Central railroad for Richmond Ch
lottssviic, aud Sfaunton-
The GoTdonsvss daily ios Alexandra and ncea.
staan# ~ oiioek The arrival 81 ua ~
he yEsnia CentFai Richmond, Chsottesye -
Stauat0n.
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NOTICE no pRE EMpTIoN CLAIM ANrs.

Under the Congress Sd March, 1883
odd-nunfed sections
Improvement made ro the date allotment proven up
dollars and y
fixed public sale And approved
March, entitled relief
served cor railroad purposes, who settled
the abOvenaned sections the date OF cthdrawas
utled ordinary OF
lands dollar
pnd for before he day fixed tor
Therefore, entitled the
of alternate odd numbered ections
ID March, 1853 above referred
the ln March, s3' he date OF alonent under
27h March, 1854 settlements made prior the date chjr
81 Of The lands from likewise
under Of 2lth March, 1854,
lands Of te SIR Dais limits
sixteenth October Looi, required
of
land office, make therefor
By law prao,cabIe seeing
appointed Tor public
lands embracing the claimed otherwise
eed.
JOS 8. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner be General Land othce.
Sep l7-lawl3w Int and Star.1
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r. Ill. Oil L. L. X. n,

Has removed HE once 10 bis re.ie T. Fank,a Row. corner
uon princpaly 10 Uni,.d supreme Court
Having devoted much e % law concerning patents he w
Patent Office and apps o the chief justice assistant
Of district Of coumbia and viii also assist IN the
lie Va also give wru.n opinions and pepss Arguments io par
prosecute claims before board established o
ad IL, ssnts,r
pIoH JEyvELRY.-M w G4LT BRO offer aagni6.
OF rich ewey Of the very latest Styles
ssing Of
Diamoad, pearl, mossie, and plain brooches
Earrings and Bracelets diamond pearl enameed, aud plain
eeaslemsn,s diamond pins aud studs
Diamond, enameed, ruby pearl, wedding, and
a ass. se bs sa. ana s"s,a eas a and kew.
Cold hmbss mossc cameo lava enaneled and plain sleeve
wca ,aseher with ,ss rss- assas,men, Of superior sold
s'ene. aud pure vef ware ever offered 20 their customers they
siga Of the Golden Eagle,
Pennsylvania avenue, between sth and ION streets
!, All. AND WINTER -,y,es Of ready mad. clothing
and shaped SACKS black blue and fashionable eoors
black figured paniaoops veve, poshe merno, and
shn., coa uadsrAir ties, gloves &c
fba above articles VIII be sold tn loves, giess for cash
Sent as--ssw4wif srowps Eioel sulsug.
PARISH s,manae ~na Communion for 1888 contain
airy, sc, EaEiand British rlaislefs abroad,
dass trade and for lsoa chronicle q
Parliament FIR 1874 Of
mcntary Documents, eaapaisn the
dwellings Occupations
people the un5si
chronology and much other useful
mslt Complete IN l vol.
Jan 70 FRANCk TAYLOR.
NY coart,h,p snd as cen-eaasnossg by Henry wRoa.
Ths History Poetry o. Finger sags Chanes Edwards
The World Workshops by Esbank.
The New Congressional Directory.
On sale TAYLOR MAURYS
Jan ~ bookstore, 9th street
NrAsDAHD Ereueh Authors, editions, in
y Paris bindhgs, for variety ina
ported ~ himself mo-. Paris many them Just opened.
Dec al FRANCK TAYLOR.
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All NuTsCE-rhe members Of New Mexico Mining
I'LL Company United m
cy Tuesday 81 OF January O'Clock
adopt relative 10 the issuing OF certificates OF
stoQks.
BY order Of of The board.
Decl D--Ia s,w
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i,HOcuL ATE, Cocoa, and Broma.- w. BAKER & CO.'S
" and Vanilla Premium chocolates,
wilton have been awarded BY the
and principal
the Unised SIaics by their agents:
Hussey Murray New Twels Philadelphia
Thomas Brundiee, Kennel Dudley
Ohio and 81 H. Howell, Georgetown, ID c.
WALTER BAKER, s. CO.,
Ap3-diy Dorchester Mass.
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bATIAhtohs HAIR DYE.
DARKER, 81 his fancy Hotel 4 inst reevp
10 aoren, large and small Rachs,os dye which Ia
universally conceded be The he
rsrAsrArKoustY, without mi Ia, .ak
brown we recommend " the
PARkER's Fancy and Pcrfnm.ry s,orr
Dec 9-eod3s Under National Hotel
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NOTICE In hereby given that have obtained from
IN Of Virginia Land Oce, duplicate
1850 ISSUED james Kennedy for hts
the tthe having
apply
ingtoD scrip dissatisfied potion of
GEO. w. EPffENS,
Dec Ia--Iaw3m o &C heirs.
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1000 pas baifcoks xes, weighing pounds per
., q good sound wees, doubled and twisted yaa
Those kei By bsnd preeued
snss scales. n q > 's's corp e"S''
stsprs for coats, tbrsssl
WuFsled sAshts
\ wered red, shy blus,
Pompons
Giazed lsatarr, or v1ofs and ehin- straps
Morocco, iof cap Innings
Oit sk, for cap covers
Hue serge, iof e.ai innings
sewing sta and twist
Drums complete artillery and infantry
Drum CORDS heads batter and snaFe SHARES SETS sings and SUCKS
Drum suck carriages; dies, and Q
Busies, win extra mouth p,eces aud uumpets
Colins IA (feling
Axe aud ha ehes handles, spades
Tia esnterns, TO hold lhree plns
Bunting, red, white, and blue
Tea, poles pns, Tor hospital, wall and common tents
Garrison and recruiting ha'ards
Wooden bnttoas aad slips
Blank hooks and stationery
An should be domestic manufacture,
and eonom Ia all respects % the standard pattern sealed ~
sanple paern- by mail any additional informa-
upon subject which desired by manufacturers wish
fen per delivery viii be retained unti
the shall be completed winch Is 20 be forfeited % she W.,
deaaon OF the contractor Ia ul
and tpuaoos o. the contract About oe ouh
and will be made Tor Them as soon as me next sppo
funds for this branch service available
the remainder will be paid for on delivery.
The privilege reserved Of increasing, by onehd, the quantity
o all The supplies above mentioned.
securities will be required Bids desired
os from manufacturers o. regular dealers IN me article proposed
who Is not known as manufacturer OF regular dealer in e
desired supplies which fact or must Pc distinctly stated
Intended be proposed securities ~ eontracI obtained
Letters containing proposals should BIZ endorsed Proposals Tor
Addssssed 10 G. H. CRosMAN
Major and aaartenaaser United States Army
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r. ANTHONY, No. 3Os Broadway, New York. MAn-
Ia. of daguerreotype mattnxs, pessrv
cases, importer Of piates chemicals fancy frames a
eaoype and chemicals for paper ctares and mar
rials Of description,
supplied with materials for manufacturing
o. Hasons celebrated also, Voigtiandef shon
always hand.
3os Broadway June ~, 1854.
June 2D--dlyear-
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Hamilton G.. FAINT.

Hamilton G.. FAINT,
Banker Dealer Exchange &c, 432 PenHypana sve
nue., Washineon, D. q
NCURRENT land warrants, aud Virginia scrip, bought
u and cold,
Drafts principal sold suit purchasers
stocks bought and sold commission.
claims against the government collected.
Dec t-3mdSw
Of shaving ust open
"A inc PRrkeT's Fancy Store
Fresh and
Alnands shaving cream,
Military shaving cakes,
Badger ssir shaving hrishes Nc
PARRERs Fancy and Feramery store,
Dec 2-eod2t. Penn. avenue, under National Hotel.