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THE UNIVERSITIES
FAMILY RE III e DIES:
Issued under the Seal Sanction and Authority Of
THE IVERSITY OF
FREE MEDICINE

FREE MEDICINE
POPULAR KNOULEDGE,
TIIARTERED by the State Of Pennsylvania,
~ April %. 1858. with capital of$lO0, 900, main
ly for the purpose of arresng the evils of spurious
and worthless nostrums; also, for supplying the
community with reliable Remedies wherever n
competent Physician cannot or will not be employ
cd. This Institution has purchased from DR.. JONI
Il. RowANp, his celebrated
ROvvand's Tonic Mixture,
known for upwards of twenty-five years as the onl
sure and safe for
FEVER AND AGUE, &C.,
and his incstimable Remedy for Bowel COMPLAINTS
RowAND's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
which highly improved and popular Rencdic, to-
gether with
The university's Remedy for COMPLAINTS of the
LuNGs;
The unyersitys Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or IN
SUGGESTION;
The Uniyersity's Remedy for CosTIvE BOWELS;
Also, the Uriverstys Almanac may be had. at
the Branch Dispens'ry, or Store ofJAS W lLSoN,
Druggist Pour DGrosIT. where the above mcdi-
cincs arke kept for sale. June Ii ly
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sPEeIgG s. SUMMER GOODS

DLACK, Plain and Watcrcd Silks, kico
% Plaid Powered Silks. Mt IS c; CIiangca-
bic Silks. G2aa to 75c; Striped and Plaid Silks
- to 81 ."7!; 4 arg' lot of Lawns. fast coI"rs,
s, C; plaid and striped lawns. 12s c, worth
lS3 c; Calicos, fast colors, 81 to 10 C; Ba-
ia yes, Challis, Barage dc Laincs, Dc Bcgcs.
Nc. Also
MATING AND CARPETTNGS.
Just received lot of Ingram, Hemp and
Vcnitian Carpet, A.. "a and 81. White
and Coorcd Mattings. which we are selling
of very low for cash. er country produce.
North East, June = HUGHES BRO.
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CAPITAL s250,GOO.

S.SA Il IL 'S<SV ,OUO.
Mooney is received on deposit daily. The
lNl amount deposited is entered in a Deposit
Book and given to The Deposition or, ifprefcrrcl, a
certificate will be given.
All sums. large and small. are received and the
amount paid back on demand. without notice
Intcrcs, is paid at the rate of FIVE FER CENT.
commencing the day of deposit and ceasing four
teen days previous 70 The withdrawal of the money
On the first day Of January. in each year the
interest of each deposit is paid to the dcpositor
aided to the principal as he may prefer.
The Company have now upwards of $500 de-
po.itors in the City of Philadelphia alone
Any additional information will be given by adj
dressing the TREASURER.
DIRECTORS.
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD. Prost
LAwEEvCE JOHNSON, Vice prcs't,
AMHRusE W. TuoMrSuS,
BENJAaIs W. TISGLEY,
J,coB l.. FLoHAScE,
WILLIAM NJ. GoDWS,
FAIL b. GODDARD,
GEORGE McllGSRr,
JAMES DEyERECX,
GrSrAyrs ENGLISH.
Secretary and Treasurer. PLISY FISK.
Teller and Interpreter, J. Z. OEnLscHLAGER.
Sep s. lSJJ-ly.
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Er!ACK LACE M1TTS. a large assert
e "A ne ~ hich fhe attention ofthc ladies
is ysI. Also, host max. Of Kid Gloves,
do. %ih Gloves, kid finish: childreps' gloves
IN gGaat variety, by 4. BROWN, JR.
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IMPROVED
SUPER-PHOSTHATE OF LIME.
. Zoo BBIS. of the most superior manu-
~,.JOO tncturc Also, GUANO of every dcs
cript'on. Culcined Plaster, Cement. &c.
REPRODUCE Of all kinds bought and sold on
Commission. II. b. SELLERS 4 co,
FORWARDING ANax COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. IS NOR FIJI WHANES,
Between Race and Nihe Streets,
Aug 4-3m. Philadelphia.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY AND
SILVER ARE.

w a l. c81Go, ' IL W A.AIlt @Iao
SILVER WARE.
- ZIBA FERRIS son ConyEn OF Forum
MVJ ASE .-ARkEp STREETS. WILNISGTuN. have
GGAass on hand the largest assor mcnt of fine
WATCHES. JEWELRl and SlLNERWARE. to
be toanl in the State. and respectfully solicit the
atanton Of the cit zcns of ELkrbN and lis vcini-
ty to our stock, consisting III part, OF the following
articles
ENGLISH WATCHES, in Gold or Silver Cases
Richard Willis Chronomctcr Watches Solc
Agency.
ChaS. Stcvonsons do. do. do.
VIM. Coopcr's duplex and Lever Watches.
NJ J. Tobias 4 Co.'S Liverpool Watches.
Jos Johrson's do do. Imale ex
pr, SLY for us)
VIM. Rohinson's do do.
josh. rroomacds do, do. Eailway
Time kccpcisl
Josh. Pcmhcrton's do do.
Joseph Sewills do. do. l,aiiway
Timc-k nrf,rs)
Jno. Telbury 4 Co.'S do. do.
FINE SWISS WATCHES.
Jules JurSc'on $ Copenhagen Chronometcr.
A. Gendrc's Geneva thrnnnmecls.
II Capts Geneva Lever and l.cpincs. VERY fine
Nachcron Il Constantine Geneva, very iine)
James tourvniSicr. Geneva.
II. a:hcv Peytieu.
Brigue Paris. very finc.)
Char L. TiSsot & Son, )I.oclo.) &c,
JEWELRY
Fine sets. consisting OF Breast Pins Far Rings
and bracelets of the sane pattern; Gold Chains.
Mcdallions Pencils, Cuff Pins. &C.
SILvERWARE
In the Silver department are prepared 70
furnish the latest patterns The Tuscan and E!iz,-
hethan warranted equal t" coin in purify and is
cheap as can be purchased in this country Also Il
large assortment Of plain silver Spoons. Forks. Gc
Tea Sets, Phtcd Ware, M,rlic ard Bronze
Clocks.
Yankee Clocks for ChLr:hcs Halls and Schools
Richard Willis and Chas. Stevenson Celebrated
Chronolnctcr Watches.
Having secured the Agency of the above finest
quality English Watches. we arc prepared to furnish
correct time keeper, at REASON ABLE price which
or finish and accuracy. cannot be cxccllcl by any
watch made. Each watch is accompanied by a Ger
fcatc from the manufacturer, which guarantees it
to keep tine to the $ ttisf,ton Of the purchaser "
or = be returned Wecan give the hest references;
from gentlemen of the greatest responsibility in our
city; and we respectfully request the attention Of
those wishing a Watch which they can depend
upon.
TT WATCH REPAIRING done in the hest
manner, and all wolk warranted to give entire sat
stacton for one year. ut the old stand Of
IlBA FERRIS K SON.
Corner of Fourth and Market SIS.
Dee. 2 'j4-ly. WlLMiN GTON bel
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s A j. Il.

Unable and Ground Alum, by the sack,
l. at Winners Point and George Town, by
June IL WILMER \ FOID.
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SAVING Fund

OF THE
U. s. Insurance, Anmuty and Trust Co.,
$. Il. CORNER THInD & CHESTNUT SITS,
PM IDFJ pHJJ
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GONsaRElSHs0rs Al

Il the Senate yesterday: after we went to
press, the private armed brig Cen Armstrong
claim was furtt er debated at length by Nessrs
Clayton, Brown, Stuart, Fessenden, Baya
Seward, Jones of Tenn, Dawson Cass, Butler,
and Houston. Ii was theu ordered to be read
the third time-yeas %, nays IL.
Mr.. Benjamin moved to reconsider tn At vote,
and pending the question on that motion the
Senate adjourned over until Monday next
In the House the bill for the relief Of Saml.
A: Belden 4 Co was rejectsd-yeas 80, nays
50. ..
The House then went into the Committee of
the Whole on the state Of the Union, Mr.. Sey.
mour in the chat. wherein amendments TO the
French spoliations bill were discussed and
voted on, the speakers being Messrs Per kips
Of New York, Bayly, Smith of Va, and Phil
lips, for the bill, and Mcssrs Orr, Le,cher.
Craige, Jones OF Tenn, Seward, and Wright
OF Miss, against it, ere the committee rose
and the House adjourned
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PROPOSALS FOB FURNISHING PAPER
FOR TIE PUBLIC PRINTING

OFFICE SUPERIETEEDENT PUBLrC PRISITNG.
Washington, January 95 1855.
pursuance Of the provisions of the act entitled
L IA act TO provide for executing the pr "a,
printing" sc, approved August 26, 1852, sealed
poposa viii be received al this office, in the Cap
Itoi, until Wednesday, the 2elh day Of March next
at IL O'Clock m, for furnishing the following guam
uues and descriptions OF writing paper, to wit:
500 reams, weighing % pounds per resm, and mea
surfing l9 by 26 inches
100 reams, weighing % pounds per IN and mea
surbg l6 by 95 inches
100 reams weighing "a pounds per ream, and mea
surfing Is by % inches
$40 reams, weighing 20 pounds per ream, and me a.
surfing 10 by Is niche
40 resms, weighing II pounds per ream, and mea
curing 10 by ls inches
All these papers TO be made Of the best matera ais
and iniaAed in the best manner and tree from adu
teration contract will be entered into for sun
plying the Quantities stated, al such times as ths
public service may require but the privIeg. is re
served o: ordering greater quantity Of either KIM
should great quantity be required at such times
and in such quantities may be deemed necessary.
SAMPLES 81 each kind of paper must accompany
each BIZ, and all proposals and samples must b.
transmitted TO this ONCE, free Of postage or other
expense
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or Il ~ making 1t, and must specify the price per
pound, and the consequent price per realn (and but
one price) of each description Of paper.
All the paper must be delivered at such place or
places as may be designated in Washin ton city; in
good orr r, free of all and every extra charge
pense, ana subject The inspection count, weight
aud measurement Of the superintendent, and be in
all respects satisfactory. F.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished AZ ihis
ot'ce 70 persons applying for them and none win
tie taken INTO CONSIDERATION unless substantially
agreeing herewith. rrH
Bords with approved securities will be REQUIRED:
andthe supplying af m inferior article or failure
TO supply the quantity required any tim will be
considered violation OF the contract.
Each bidder is required 10 furnish with his promo
7s satisfactory evidence Of his ability 10 execute n
aud any proposal nnaccompanied with such evil
dence will be rejected - i =
Proposals will be addressed 10 the 'ssuperir,enS-
emf Of the Puhtfr Printing, Capitol Of the United
States, washington, and endorsed "Proposals for
Supplying Paper. - '77 .'17F- =
~. q D. A @. SEAMAN, "a D..
q. sIs.ss,fS'asadsa, Of Eas Public Printing q
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Proceedings Of TO-Day.

In the House, M. Kerr submitted a reso.
Luton requesting the President, if not incorn
Patible, in his judgment, with the publio in
terests, to communicate to the House copies OF
all the correspondence which has passed be
tween this Government and Spain in relation
to the Observance of the treaty of 1895. giving
TO American citizens residing in Cuba the
right to resort to the courts of the island for
the collection of debts
hr. Bayly moved its reference to tho Com
mittse on Foreign Affairs; not agreed to.
Mr.. Edgerton moved to 90 into Committee
OF the whole House or the private calendar.
not agreed to. ~.
fhe House then went into Commi tee OF
the Whole on the state Of the Union, Mr.. Sey.
nour in the chair, wherein the French spolia-
ton bill being taken up, it was debated in
I'VE minute spee,hes by Messrs Bayly, Orr,
Barry, Kerr, and Phillips, before We went to
press.
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SPIRIT OF rHE MORNING PREss

The Ints'tigsneer's editorial columns arc
devoted to day to an elaborate letter on Con
tinental affairs, from the able Paris CORES
pendent Of that journal. ...,.s..-r
The Union argues with great earnestness to
shoWthat the horrors Of the French revolution
were preceded by just such an onslaught or
the Catholic church in France, as is now IL
progress in this country. The same paper an
nouness the safety of the steamships Ful,o,
and Falcon. G--d as -. ..5G
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a Little ACRIMONIOUS In, vieg, of the
great revival in religion now progressing at
Harrisburg, Pa, the Philadelphia Argus IL
dulges hope that it may even extend to the
Pennsylvania Legislature, now in session a.
that place, in which hope he says he is greatly
encouraged inasmuch as a revival has sprung
up in the Maryland Penitentiary.
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VI remain few days al Miss MorIey's, 3O2 Pa
avenue north side, near 10th street, for the purpa
ofteaclIing Mr.. =. I. TayIcr's great improveH eni
Tor cutting and making In .ies' dresses.
Ladies are respectfully invited 10 give her a call
and II disposed take take lining with you and have
the matter demon ,traed ~ your own satisfaction
MRS. BRACKNEY,
an Civ 407 Broadway. ". Y.
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A STAR PAPHR!
Tn. WEEKLY STAR to day. kesD. n,

The WEEKLY STAR to day, keeps up its rep,
utation az tbs Star psper Of Washington The
amount and reliability OF it's Washington
Ne"''" was never before equalled by any
newspaper. IT. & complete weekly history
OF everything worth printing, both local and
governmental, that is done at Washington,
ana When the size Of the paper is taken in to
consideration with the quality and quantity Of
Its news, We make. no hesitation in saying that
the Weekly Star, is the cheapest paper pub.
iished. To-day we print an excellent number
The price is only $I,25 year, an advance.
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II Joe Shillington has laid on our table
blackWOOd's Edinburg Magazine for the pres
ent month. 1t is filed with its usual amount
OF interesting articles and able criticisms
From Lundy, Georgetown, we have ''Slavery
indispensable to the Civil cation of America, =
in pamphlet nf some fifty pages, and a ne "
play entitled : Night in Buenos Ayres.
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- AuVlces from Nassau. n. P state that
me United States steamer Fulton, Command,
Mi'chellrss1ived there On IN. 4tb in., e.
Norfolk. The FULTON vas on . erui,. = ~
Of the missing ship Albany, supposed 70 b. Iost
sbe pot IN for coal, bat bot ob,.iDin. -
went up the harbor on the 9th inst tS,on:h
me eastern passage. This completely dis.
credits the report of disaster 10 this ,tsau.x
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WATCHES

EXTRA heavy dne Gold Magic Hunting Matches
Ia Pocket Chron ,meteis, Ladies' pian2
and enamelled do, studded with Diamonds &iA
and Pearls. Also, Timekeepers Of everyE ~
other description, all wananted, and offered veXH
at as low rates similar articles can be purchased
for in any city in this country. .--
NJ. w. CALF & BRO, ..
Pa avenue, betwe n 9th and 10th sts.
jan 27-6. CIntel, Union News Il
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@SAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
49, Young Mems Christian Association will
EVENING, al ~ O'Clock.
iull and punstiial attendance is desired, as the
new. Constitution is 20 be finally disposed of.
}. HALL MOORE,
Jan 21--lt Rec Soc
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THE FORMAL OPENING
or THE SECOND EXHIBITION OF IRE
METROPOLITAN MECHANICS IESgIfTT

NTILL TAKE PLACE AT THE sMIiHsON-
w IAN INSTITUTION. Washington, II. G.,
Oh the 9Th Of February, 1855.
This Institute was founded nR The 3lst OF August,
1857, TOR the promotion as.d encouragement Of Man
u actures, Commerce, and the Mechanic and Useful
Arts.
The contributions 10 the Exhibition aae alreaA
numerous, and every indieaI Is afforded Of fui
aud most interesting display. TIE Arrangement
are made upon gand scale. The main hall and
other apartments Of the Smithson "a Institution a.
apart for the purpose admirably adapted there
for, and are supplied with ever thing Conducive No
the safety, CO veDienee aad comfoft OF contThutoT.
ano visters, while the apr aches from all paris OF
the city have been greatly improved.
rS'ons twenty-ohe years OF age, and friendly 10
us OBJECTS, may be admitted TO membership OF thu
institute II between the ages Of fourteen and TWEEN
N-one tney may he admitted Junior members
me forIner are required TO paw an initiation fee nj
81, ana - per yrar thereafter; and the latter an in
n'ation Zee OF and 81 per wear thereafter.
For the benefits ofthe School of DsSien memhe,.
and junior members are charyed al extra peT
OF four months.
All members are entitled TO TIE privileges Of the
Exhfblton Members tickets each ada il a memher
and one lady, or a member and two children or the
vile OF mtmber and Two chi dIen; and Junior
members tickets each admit Junior member and
one lady ahher persons are required TO pay ioL
tickets a follows:
single admission. IS
Season ticket convertible into membership. IS eO
Gentlenan's season ticket, singies ..... -.
Lady's season ticket. 90
The once OF the Superntendeut of the Erhihsf,oo
sf the northern main entrance 90 the smith.o =
ms itntioR, 10 open daily nom a. IN until n -
where an business connected with hi, epternriv.
VAL receive prompt attention. Written communal
esirps shohd ALSO Be addressed On fhe Isisped
'-l.,s THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
e@~-VH "a SuysnassBssek
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sHERMAR's PATENT POCKET SPIRIT
80 LEVEL nav.

ND PLUMB ATTACHMENT TO SQUARE
IA This level may be used in connexion with
steel or other true square lcvellng and plumb
ing instrument, the base line Of the square being
the level or horizontal line. IL may be detached
from the square and used separately a level, or
carried IN the pocket, not taking up more room than
apenknife, thereby obyiating the necessity Of car
rying about the cumbersome plumb and level now
in use.
The article may be examined and its advantage
further explained upon application to
....- --- ELFANS & THOMPSON,
Agents for Washington City,
No. S26 Pa. ave betw. 9TH and 10Th sis.
Jan ~ -.
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II The first cargo Of Yueatani Indians,
caPesIea under Santa Annals intameus con
''@'f S''h the agents Of the tdbsa SLAVE den
ifi'1 asF' Rs's landed Il Havana.
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q The cidsens Of Toronto have raise,
sso.OOo as temporary loan to large manu-
iaetnrins firm in that city, recently burne,
out to enable them to 70 forward
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body or In the throat and nose. We propose extra
ordinary cases I'm from three to FIVE days, and old,
nai-treated lingering cases in two 10 three weeks.
Ihere can be seen N ONCE prescriptions from
nearly every physician i'm the District for private
diseases, which have failed 10 cure and al last APP
piled tO'iis for relief. ...... ~
hem.mtor, ISs South ssssssf, Island
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ana otAei Lands TO appear IN ell has Necromsntic
sishts- commencing Gu 40 aDAY-EvER.
iNC, January 29h, 1855, and following evening".
Mr.. Malone Raymond having, some time since,
witnessed on the Continent Of Burop~, TIE eKuaor-
binary aud wonderful performances of this highly
ciiied Professor Of the Magic An recently engaged
MS valuable services through the chief cities OF Can
attraction, that he cnntinued O. crowd the houses
many weeks in succession, realizing % himself
clear profit Of more than Gao 200
A large sum Is secured HIM 60 Nst Washington
iorafew s-vSnings, and from the high and deserved
reputation which precedes biba, the Hall will, no
doubt, be hlad tosrepletioa DUNG his stay.
This Great and Fo tuhaie Magician was born m
the land OF Robert Burns, hut early youth visited
the Contnept al Europe, whsro Zoe some wears past
n has practisrd the arr % Combination aud Mighty
Magic, aud has acquired not only vast wealth. bu,
me highest Professions renown in ms arts ic fests
ot Necromancy.
70 < NADINE MACALIIsTER
L. an Italian by birth, educated in Pans ia which
city the Young Magician first saw the LADY, aud
won her heart and hand. She Is highly brrn AZ
possessed OF varied talents and ACCOMPLISHMENT.
and has become able and dexterous assistant 10
her husband i'm his bewtchine and hewlderIng feats
OF NecroPhncy. Thy are bpsh stiIl Young. Re-
cently IN SPAN, the performance of the Wizard
and ms lady Were the leading fashion of a whole
season. Madame Macallister Is a daughter of one
Of Napoleon's most celebrated officers d. tnguished
| M may II the Enperor's battles
nv naItsNs Tue queen, had splendid PaNillOn
erected for them IN her Palace at Madrid where
their nightly feats were honored BIZ the smiles and
plaudit Of the entire Royal Household as well a. by
crowds Of The Spanish Mobility and Gentry. Sew
era Splendid diamonds presented 10 tire WIZ
ard by Her Majesty on these occasions Italy,
France, Germany, Portugal, Cuba, Unitcd states,
&c, have been visited by these istes, the differ
entlancuages Of which countries THY speak fluent
~ and have universally won golden opinions az
well as golden favors in each.
The Magician is accompanied by }. H. WEST
ON, ESQ, his Secretary, and attended BY Servants
and numerous Assistants.
Prices OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS seats 80 cent?
Half price 10 reserved only for children under
twelve years. Central admission Tor all ages Is
cents
Doors open al 1l|-commence al O'CLOCK.
Tickets can be had at the door on the evening.
jan 26-3ts
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list OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Pot Offce, Washington, ID. e,
January ~, lass.
0rdaedto be aSrerttscd in "a" EvESIEa sTkR,n
agreeable 10 fhc foiiering section OF the Pos-Ofce
Law-h being fhe newspaper harins the largest eire-
iafion Of daily paper published in Washn ston:
SEC. 5. and be further enacfed, That the list Of
letters remaining uncalled for in any post once in
any city, town, or village, where newspapers shall
ne printed shall, hereafter be published oace only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
o,ensr <haH hare fhe largest circulation within the
range Of the delivery OF said ONCE 10 be decided by
the postmaster at such ofice.l
%Per.cus applying for lesters in the following hss vii
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MEDICAL OFFICE.
IysTABLIS II z ID
IN. q. lax ku

LNsTABLlS II Z ID
IL in 1851, by
Drs. BROTHERS
& GRAY, IL Q
South 3 st., for
the cure of vene
real diseases in all
It's forms. Ii il
depiorable TO wit
ness some of the
cases that are pre-
scented TO Drs. B.
h G., where the
disease has been
dri en- into the
system by quacks
with Mercury, IN
break cut again i'm
the form of spots,
and ulcers on the
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SPECTACLES.
WASHINGTON HIGHLAIDERS'
GRAND BALL
FOR THE
BENEFIT OF TIE POOR
OF WASHINGTON.

IN announcing this Ball the Manager. would most
Il respectfully state that II will be conducted in
style unsurpassed by any heretofore given aud will
be worthy the good object for which it is intended
II is hoped that his effort will receive the liberal
support N the whole community, and thai they will
be abe To relieve the wants of those that arc now
suffering in our city
The Ball will take place AZ the Assembly Rosms,
TUESDAY, February 9th.
IA q n
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RA MEETING OF THE YOUNG CATH
~ OLlCS' FRIEND SOCIETY of George
town will be held on Sunday Evening, 27th instant,
b. ian &-2fs
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FIRST PRESBYTERIA Az CHURCH, Az
80 Sueet.-Rev. C. Sunderland, the Pastor.
may be expected to prea III in this Church to- NOR
70" tSabbahj morning IL, and in the evening al
-, O'Clock. Subject OF the morning discourse
The Religious Character OF the Huguenots"
ian 37-1ts .f-. f...-ls a.. =
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SILVERWARE

lSILVERWARE.
GOLD SIVER TEA SETS, .PtPcHERs COB
- lets, Cups, Castors, Wa tiers, SC. -.
Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies' and Napkin Riags.
Silver Dessert, Pie, Cake, Fiji and lee Cream,
Knives. '.'H.' .. " - %
Sugar, Preserve Jelly, Olive and EgV Spoons.
Asparagus, Salad, Sugar and Ice TOng$. Crumb
Scrapers, &C.
The gboae we have Of very pattern, all of our
own manufacture and warranted pure silver.
Orders raken for every description Of rich Silver
ware, such as public testimonials. &C., and strictly
executed after any design, hswever elaborate.
VI. w. CALF BRO,
No. 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth sts.
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. HIRTS MADE TO ORDER.-we are making
90 the best and best fitting Shirts TO measures an0
warfanung them in all cases to fit, att .-
STEVENS'S Sales room
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