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COLONEL ashipgton
letter-writers are famous for putting
into the mouths of great men words
which were never uttered by the per
sons to whom they are attributed
The following extract is probably a
fair sample of this prevailing propen-
sity
"Col Benton is 10 n spasm OH &C
count Of the almost certain defeat Of
his favorite project Of a Railroad to
the Pacific. On this subject be- was
to-day heard 10 remark, The Pacific
Railroad, sir, is dcfimct from def,tngo
to get rid off, yes, sir defunet in the
abstract Congress has killed it, sir
killed it They are the most stul-
tilted body in tn world, sir-yes sir,
from stulfus, n fool sir.) all Of them
sir, except myself, solitary and alone,
sir! If bad my way with them, sir,
| would expupge their names from the
rolls Of the House from erpungo to
blot out yes, sir, every mothers son
of them, sir p
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The Paris Moniteur announces that
the Grand Industrial Exhibition would
positively open on the FIRST Of May.
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A LIFE MEmBERsulp.-The other
day, from the lips Of Zone Of the par.
ties interested" we heard the following
originai incident related, as it has
never before occurred in print. we
give the consolidated press notice, that
it is secured by copy fight in the
Clerk office of the United States
Court, for the Eastern district Of Soutl,
Carolina" aud must not therefore be
used
The Rev. Dr. -- we shall say
"Didimus. The Rev. Dr. Di1imus
was holding forth to 'large and at
Ientive congregation" at -------- short
time since. The subject was--that
very interesting long drawn out, and
we'll mixed in with translucent hum
buggery y ubject--the subject of'For-
eign missions" The Rev Didimue
appealed in eloquent terms TO The Ia
dies, as well as The gentlemen and
succeeded at length in exciting their
sympatbies, in behalf Of the naked
7ache-o 6on-tron breed of Africans
in the WALLER Of Jehosiphat. on the
other side Of the mountains Of the
Moon. The opportupe moment came,
to present the 'raper' for life mem
beers. Think Of il. Life members OF
the "Joint Ladies Relief Benevolent
Bow Wow foreign mission society -
and the Rev. Doct. Didimus according
ly came down with the paper. "What
shall | say for you. ladies and gentle
men''--"how much ! Twenty dol
lars makes life member of the soeie-
ty," Who will be a life member II
go twenty dollars blind, exclaimed a
frosty headed old gentleman, and
Miss --- shall be the life mem
ber.' At this.---as there were a num-
Der of knights Of the "colored paste
board present another old sinner
exclaimed, Il pass the brag and name
this lady for life member another
followed suit and thought to bluff the
players. by raising to $50. so the
game went until one hundred and fifty
dollars were raised. The ladies were
furnished with printed certificates Of
life membership and the meeting adj
journed.
FREsH CoNenEss WArER.--A
pure article may be had Of Waddill
u Day, Bogel, or Valet. As u d.
uretic expectorant---a stimulating and
invigorating cordial acting inmedi-
ately upon the kidneys, perhaps there
is no medicine equal to it. The con
gress water, has all the quality of the
aromatic scbnapps, which are falling
rapidly into disuse oweipg to the fact,
that some Of the prominent apostles
Of temperance, have discovered that
they affect the cerebellum censor
ium.
Pure Congress- Water is recon-
mended to ''sons Of the chrystal font !"
and daughters of the same. will find a
benefit from its use. It ia recon-
mended to lawyers, doctors. divines,
public speakers, spectators on changes
and others. The apothecaries afore
mentioned have furnished us no zee r
tiGcates,' but we presume they have
them; if they have not, we recon-
mend them toa few of the forms in
DR.. Jayne's Family Almanac, which
may with slight variation" be made
to serve.
~---.----~ -------
The Paris Moniteur announces that
the Grand Industrial Exhibition would
| positivelv omen IN the firsf nf Nav
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~ The Rev. DR.. Foster, will
preach at the Methodist church this
mcrning-service, commence at IL
o'clock. The Rev. Mr.. Castleton, Of
Virginia will preach in the Presbyte-
rian Church at II o'clock A. NJ. and
I o'clock r. NJ.
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D The ladies, ball at New York
Acadamy Of Music for the ben6s
Of the poor, Melted 81, $50.
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HUBS, FELLOESs Spokes, Springs, and
IL Axles.A complete stock of Coach Trimmings
and Blacksmith's Goods, for sale by
ELVANS & THOMPSON,
No 326 Pa avenue between 9th and 10th sts

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TuN HE RIGHT PLACE TO OBTAIN
u bargains is at the store of the undersigned,
where it will be greatly to the advantage Of citizens
and strangers to call before purchasing elsewhere
Read the following:
EMBROIDERIES.
Collars, Sleeves, Chemisetts Habits, and Handker-
Guipure and French-worked sets in Habits and
Sleeves and Collars and Sleeves
Swiss and Cambria Ruffling and Bands
Do do Edging Inserting, dc.
LACE GOODS.
Maltese and Platte Lace Sets
Limerick, Aupasin, and Maltese Lace Collars, Cola
Honiton Malta Platte, Valencia and English Thread
Laces, Edging and Inserting
Also, imitation and cheap Laces, Bobbin Edging at
greatly reduced prices
Black Guipure, Maltese, and Brussels Laces
Black Lace Falls, Spotted Wells, DC.
EVENING OR PARTY DRESSES.
White Illusion, yards wide for SO Ia cents, worth
one dollar
White and colored Tarltons and Illusions, proportion
ably cheap.
HEAD DRESSES GAPS, DC.
Beautiful styles Dress Caps, white and colored
Plain Illusion and Tarltou Caps for old ladies and
mourning, from 81 IL cents to 81 so
Also; Chenelle, Mohair, Riband, and Velvet Head
Dresses
Silver and Velvet Cuffs, Sash and Plsd Ribands
Silver, Gilt, and Satin Ribands
Satin and Lutte Ribands, suitable to quill, DC.
SUNDRIES.
Introducing Braid and Silk, Dress and Corset Iaces
Spool Cotton Sewing Silk, Skirt Braid
Glass and Gilt Buttons, for Dresses
Tuck Combs, Cotton and Thread Floss, Rushes
Head Ornaments, Flowers, and Feathers
Kid Gloves at SO and rs cents
Also, other articles too numerous to mention
RUTH A. PEACE
jan 25-eo4t No. IL Centre Market Space.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
IyROM this date until the first day of
II March, shall sell my entire stock fifteen per
cent below the regular price, in order to make
for spring supplies Ny stock Of Dry Goods is large
and welassorted which will be sold strictly as above
represented My stock Of Shoes cannot be surpassed
in the city.
/ have on hand about so cases Of Mems and Boys
Boots, which must be sold by the LIST of March, at
some price; 200 pair thick-sole Morocco Walking
Shoes, at rs cents good any sold in the city for
81 90; large lot Of Morocco Boots, 81 90, good
ticle Patent Leather Jenny Linds, rs cents Misses
Lasting Caters, 80 cents Ladies' Lasting Caters
81 90, good any sold for 81 % with every kind
Of shoes kept in a well-assorted store.
All persons in want Of Dry Goods and Shoes will
at least 10 per cent by calling before pur-
chasing. 4. M. MAGRUDER,
Seventh ST., No. 3s5, under Dorsey's Hotel,
an 19--eod3w Second store from I.
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MATCHLEss BARGAINS.

MATCHLESS BARGAINS.
Great reduction in prices, and no Humbugi
In ORDER TO reduce my stock Of Goods,
II which is very large and complete, and TO make
room for anticipated heavy
SPRING SUPPLIES,
will commence this day TO sell my entire stock Of
goods at discount of invent per cent. from the
usual prices for Cash. would enumerate in part:
Plaid, figured and changeable Silks, from 40
Rich black Gre de Rhine Silks, from 50 to 81 50.
Good black Alpaca, from 1871 cents up.
1000 yards Lyonese Cloths, all colors, l36 to SIX
Rich Raw Silk and wollen Plaid at cost.
5000 yards English and American Prints, from to
10 cents.
Good yard wide Unbleached Gotten, Is yards
for 81.
20 yards good fast cooured Calico, for n.
Bleached Cotton at cents.
Superior Shifting Cottons at 10 a IL 1-2 cents.
Good Irish Linens, rs TO rs cents.
Yard wide Furniture Calico, 6k cents.
Good Hucksback Towels, at 61f cents.
1000 yards Plain De LANES, at cents worth 10 cts
5000 yards figured ditto at 10a IL IL cents, usual
price IL l-2 a 1884 cents.
Good Woollen Flannels, at IL l-2 a 20 cents, rich
ly worth is % cents.
10 pieces Kentucky Jeans. at 16 cents, usual price
25 cents.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinetts, Tweeds, and Vest
Good BED Ticking s 10 Is cents,
very large stock Of long and square SHAWLS
at manufacturers prices.
White and colored Spool Cotton, at 10 1-2 cents
per dozen.
Pins cents per paper.
100 skeins Silk for rs cents.
20 dozen light colorcd French Kid Gloves, 81 liz
cents worth SO 1-2 cents.
Embroidered Lawn Handkerchief e1I cents.
Also on hand very large and complete stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
at prices which win satisfy the most expectant pur
chaser
Mems good Boots from 81 80 up.
do Shoes from rs cents up
Boys Shoes from rs cents up
Youths do from 81 IL cents up
Lady and Childrcns Shoes of every kind, and
In every variety.
~ Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining great bargains
should not fail to call and examine NV stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Ny motto Is:
Large Sales, and Small Profts,v
and not to be outdone.
r. q. HYATT,
No. 375 Seventh street,
Third door above street
BE particular and remember the name.
Jan 25--eodst
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DAVID A BAIRD,
PAPER-HANGER AND JIpU0I ,gTERER

4s1, Eighth Street, near Penn. avenue,
HAAS on hand an extensive and splendid assort-
Ii ment Of paper-hangngs, including gold, satin,
and common papers Also gold, velvet and gold, and
common borders, together with great variety of
panel papers Of every description consisting Of
French walnut rosewood, maple, oak, and pine, with
all their various mouldings and ornaments which he
pu up in the most workmanlike manner, and guar
antees satisfaction to all who may please TO honor him
with their patronage.
Also on hand, gold and transparent and white and
buff linen shades, also picture cords and assels Of
every description. Jan 2O-law9t
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by ROTHWELL AZ BROWN,
Aucti0neers.

sale Of Improved property.
y On Thursday, the first day of February, 1855,
we shall sell in front of the premises near the steam
boat landing, at o'clock =. NJ at public auction, by
virtue Of deed of trust, dated November is. 1853.
and duly recorded in Liber j. A. s., No. OF, folos
36s 8l all that lot Of land designated as lot No 81
In square No. 327, according to Lawrences subdivi-
privileges, buildings, and improvements consisting
OF valuable brick tenement. plat and description
Of the lot with its dimensions and contents will be
exhibited at the sale
Terms Of sa le; 300 cash within three days after
the sale, $500 in nine months, and $3.50 in twenty
one months the balance IN two years. deed to be
given and deed of trust taken to secure the deferred
payments. ALI conyeyanciDg at the expense OF the
purchaser.
A. R0THWELL, Trustee,
ROTHWELL BROWN,
ian 2--2tawS Auctionaera
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TAKE NOTICE.

UST received large stock Of Drugs,
- Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, &c, DC,
and keep constantly on hand all the popular Family
Medicines, as well as everything pertaining 10 the
Drug business All goods in my line will be sold at
the most reasonable prices
o. BOSWELL. Druggist,
Corner Of Maryland Avenue and 9TH st.,
s1 and E,bsr s'oa s oa a. can be
bought in the city.
jan M-1m
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Georgetown Markets, January al

Georgetown Markets, January ~.
Flour--family-&10 TO ell.
Extra superfne, 20 90.
Superfne-}s rs.
wheat-white u 80 TO 81 90; Red sl s5 10 81 81.
Corn-white, % cents TO 81; yellow, s5 TO 30.
Mill ofal--Shorts-20 cents.
Ship stufF-40 TO SO cents.
Brown stuf-25 10 80 cents.
Corn meal-fl 05.
Hay, in bales. 81 rs.
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.Ne,y York Markets.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 27.--Cotton has experienced
no change. Flour is upward and firm; sales Of
$500 barrels; Southern is better, with sales Of
1900 barrels, at IS rs aS9 IL l-2 Wheat is
firm, with an upward tendency. Corn Is upward
and firm; sales Of $4,000 bushels Western mixed
at SO cents. Pork is upward and firm. Beef is
unchanged, with a moderate demand, at previous
rates. Lard is unchanged, with limited business.
Whiskey-saes of Ohio at "a l.2 80 cents.
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CLOSING OUT.
Great inducements, and reduction in prices.
M l.. WILLIAMS, Georgetown, ID, c.,
IVue will close out his stock Of DRY GOODS,
at prime cost, and many desirable goods
without regard to Cost.
have on hand good assortment Of the most ap-
proved makes Of Bleachcd Cotton, such as: New
York Mills, Wamessetta Coddington's and other
makes, which will be sold cheap.
IRISH LINEN, LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKRR-
CHIEFS, HOSIERY,
such as Ladies', Mems, Misses, and Boys white and
brown Cotton Hose, and Half Hose The Ladies' are
respectfully invited to call early II they want
sortment Of good and cheap goods, at
M. l.. WILLIAMS,
Next door 70 Bank Of Commerce
;ar
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Latest from 7eras.

--latest from Ieras
New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.--The Orizaba has ar
rived with dates from Mexico Of the 10th. The
papers report several successful attacks by the
government troops upon the insurgent forces The
revolution is said to be crushed in Ojaca. The
formal occupying of the Mesila valley by the Uni
ted States authorities is also announced by the
Mexican papers.
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Hestern Nnrinntion. De.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 26--The weather here is cold,
and navigation is suspended between here and
Pittsburg In consequence of the ice.
Money matters are easier. Eastern exchange 3-4.
Sales Of prime hogs are making at "a rs al 90.
Provisions are dull.
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YOUNG a. MOORE.
yTHE attention of Hlacksmiths an,

TTNHE attention Of Blacksmiths and 9TH
IL crs, wanting fine Coal, is respectfully solicited
to examine our stock, which we will sell on accom-
modating terms. Also, large
CUMBERLAND COAL,
free from dirt Constantly on hand a large stock
Of red, white, and gray-ash Anthracite Coal, which
we viii furnish at the lowest market price.
A good article and fair weight may be relied on in
all cases 2,240 lbs. 10 the ton. Terms cash.
No 4se, 9th street, between d and +, north Of the
avenue, jan 20--1aw3wi1
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Meeting of Printers.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 21.--An attempt had been
made by the Associated Press" to reduce the
prices, when tremendous meeting was had by the
Printers Union, which pronounced unanimously
against any reduction. The city is full of printers.
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Rnlfinlnre lfnrI.ets

BALTIMORE, Jan. 27.--Flour--sales OF 800 bbls
Howard street at rs so. Wheat is steady sales
of 5000 bushels white at Al 90 So red at 81 90
~ o5 Corn-sales Of $4,000 bushels; white at
81 a SO cents; yellow at So a 81 cents
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LOOK AT TIIIgf

NV ANT Il ID ON or before the first Of
w March, in this city, small house with store
room attached for such, fair price viii be paid in
cash.
Address No. 500, 9Th street, near the Navy Yard,
Washington, ID. G.
ian oi-d9wN
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The Snrdininl Criminals.

New YoRK, Jan. 26.--orders have been received
here from Washington by Mayor Wood directing
the seivre of the Sandman frigate expected her,
with large number of criminals on board as sooI
as she arrives, and detain her until an investiga
ton Ia had
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Weather He,as.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.--Snow commenced fall
ing here about 10 o'clock last night The weather
has since moderated, and it is raining now.
EAsroS, Pa.,) Jan. 26.-Snow to the depth of
five inches fell here last night and the storm still
continues, drifting bad. 1t is expected to cause
detention 70 the railroad trains.
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Drawing Room Entertainment.

Drawing Room Entertainment.
OSSIAN,S BARDS,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
OsSIAN E. DODGE,
Late editor and proprietor Of "DodgGs Literary
Will give one of their fashionable
DRAWING ROOM CoNCERTSl
In Washington City, at CARUSTS SALOON,
on
Monday Evening, Jan. Goth.
~ The company is composed of the following emil
nent talent:
]. G. CLARK, Tenor, E. KELLY, Baritone,
b. b. BAILEY, Alto. GEO. MORGAN, Basso,
OSSlAN Z. DODGE, Musical Director and Deli
neator.
Forming company, which for power, variety, purity
Of tone, and musical skill, stand unrvallcd in
America II not in the World.
Cards Of Admission, Is cents.
Doors open at 61f o'clock-Concert TO commence
att
jan 25-4td II. L. GOODALL Agent
The Great Marble statue
THE DYING GLADIATOR,
On exhibition at
Morrison's Building, Four-and-a-half street,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Daily from A. M. to 10 p. NJ.
Admittance rs Cents.
J.S. HOLLINGSHEAD,
jan l0-df Agent.
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sOIREEs MAGIQUEs.
Memoir Of the GREAT MAGICIAN,
MA CALLISTERl
The Wonder of the Agel

This extraordinary Professor Of the Cabalstc Art IL
engaged by
Mr. MALONE RAYMOND,
Lecturer, Humorst. and author Of ~ Hours in Ire
land and other lands, to appear in all his Nee
romantic, Wonders, at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
For Six Nights, commencing on
Monday Evening, January goth, 1855,
And following evenings.
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COALi COALiI COALifi
UyHE subscribcr having N lpryp :

NHE suDscr1Der having large assort-
u ment Of Red aud White Ash, Scbuylkill and
Lehigh Coal Of various sizes, is prepared TO furnish
his customers and citizens generally that will favor
him with call, clear of dust carefully weighed and
promptly delivered, from quarter Of ton and up
wards.
Also on hand good article Of Cumberland, lump,
and blacksmith Coal, with quantity Of oak and pine
Wood, at regular prices.
Office corner Of Seventh street and Mass. avenue
ian 15--eolm j. HUNSBERGFR
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Death "a an Er.Senalor

OGDENsDuRG, Jan. 27.--A furious snow storm
has been raging here for thirty six hours.
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HEIFFOR's ARMY RAZORs,-Gii-
IL christ's, Lecoutre, and Wade a Butchers Ra-
zors just received and for sale at low prices
Also, an extensive assortment Of Pocket and Table
Cutlery. ELvANS d THOMPSON,
No 326 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
ian
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Dennrf,lre ~ tbe Uer,,,o,,

BosroS, Jan. 27--IIon. Luther Severance, Of
Augusta, Maine, died on Thursday last.
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HIeather IN OqdensLnra

New YoRK, Jan. 27.--We had a heavy gallo las
night to-day it is clear and cold
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New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 26.--Cotton has declined
3-s; the sales of Monday and Tuesday were $4,000
bales; middling, So a s cents.
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California Senatorial Election.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.--Advices received here
from California say that Major Hammond, to whom
DR.. Gwin entrusted the management Of his re-
election TO tho Senate, turns out to be candidate
for the position himself
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Storm IN Boston Bav-Marine Disasters.

BosToY, Jan. -26.-Therc was a tremendous
snow storm on the bay this afternoon. The ship
Richmond hence for New Orleans, is reported to
be in dangerous position on the shoals near Hos
pital island. The British brig Bloomer is reported
ashore at Rams Head, where she viii probably go
to pieces. All hands saved
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NEW York, Jan. 27.-The Hermann sailed this
morning with thrty-fve passengers and $4,000
in specie.
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Me,u York Politics.

ALBANY, Jan. 26.-The Democratic Hard
Shelf committee, at their meeting last night re-
solved to stand by their principles. They consider
the recent election as no test, but clearly estab
fishing the fact of want of confidence in the ad-
lei s. Dickinson
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.

Reserved seats, so cents; half price to reserved
seats only for children under twelve years general
admission 25 cents for all ages
Doors open at TX. Performance at s.
Tickets can be had at the door on the evening.
Jan 26=-9t
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Election in Louisiana.
Marriage Of Miss Julia Dean,

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2e.---Mr. slidell has been
reelected to the United States Senate.
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FOR RENT.

a LARGE three story brick house, with
IN basement and attic, and threestory back build
ing, with stable and pump in large yard containing
nineteen rooms, on G street. between four-and-a-
half and Third streets, adjoining the residence Of Dr.
]. +. May. Possession given the LIST Of February
Inquire of j. p. Pepper, at Adams a Co.'s Express
Office or Of W. Kicks, City Post Office, executors
for the heirs. jan 22-eodf
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DRESS, TALMA, AND
Clohix-making Establishment.

No. AZ ~ stret, south Of Pennsylvania aeenue.
IT AIDES desiring to be fitted out i'm the
- most fashionable style with either Of The above
named articles Of dress will do well 70 call at the
above-named establishment
Also, Room TO rent suitable for an Office.
dec la--1m
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As PLEASANT TO TAKE AS THE
N best Smyrna Figs--W. III. GILMANS Pure
SIENNA Figs very palatable safe and efectual rem
edy for constipation Of the bowels nervous or sick
headache, and all that train Of unpleasant symptoms
incidental TO- and arising from state Of habitua cos
tiycness particularly recommended TO persons lead
ing sedentary life, pleasant but certain aperi-
ent, prepared solely by W. II. GILMAN, Chemist
and FOR sale by Druggists generally, at 25 cents box.
ian l9-st IL
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GSAUTION.-The public are cautioned
~ against impostors who have attempted TO palm
themselves upon the community as being connected
with the Office cf Drs. Brothers a Gray as we ac-
knowledge no such agents connexions We are
the only Physicians in this part Of the country that
practice after the German, Indian, and Uroscopian
ractice,
Remember only Office in this city, is l79 South
II street Island ian I8--eod9v
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FRDAr, January 20, 1855
The Senate ordered to its eDgrossment the bill
for the relief of the claimants of the brig "Gen.
Armstrong" after which it adjourned over to Mon
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MOBILE, Jan. 26-The marriage of Miss Julia
Dean to DR.. Hayne, Of South Carolina, has been
consummated