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"CAN'T BIZ HELPED, is one of the thou.
sand convenient phrases with which men
cheat themselves. 1t is one in which the
helpless and the idle take refuge as their
last and only comfort-it cam be helped.
Your energetic man is for helping every.
thing. If he sees an evil, and clearly
dlScernS its cause, he is for taking steps
forthwith to remove it. He busies HIM
self with ways and means, deyises prac-
teal plans and methods, and will not LET
the world rest until he has done some
thing in a remedical way. The indolent
man spares himself all this trouble. He
will not bulge. He sits with his arms
folded, and is ready with his unvarying
observation, 1t can't be helped 20 as
much as to say" If it is, it ought to be,
and we need not bestir ourselves to alter
it." Wash your face, you dirty little
social boy; you are vile, and repulsive,
and vicious, by reason of your neglect of
cleanliness. " 1t can't be helped . Clear
away your refuse, sweep your streets,
cleanse your drains and cutters, purify
your atmosphere, you indolent corpora
tons, for the cholera is coming. 1t
can't be helped % Educate your chill
dren, train them up in virtuous habits,
teach them to be industrious, obedient
frugal, and thoughtful, you thoughtless
communities, for they are now growing
up vicious, ignorant, and careless, q
source of future peril to the nation. cit
can't be helped! -
But it can be helped Every evil can
be abated, every nuisance got rid of.
every abomination swept away though
this will never be done by the "cant-be-
helped" people. Man is not helpless,
but can both help himself and Aslp 9TH
ers. He can act Individually and united
ly against wrong and evil. He has the
power to abate and eventually uproot
them. But, alas the greatest obstacle
of all in the way of such beneficial &C.
ton, is the feeling and disposition out of
which arises the miserable, pulling, and
idle ejaculation of at can't be helped ~
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GONE TO THE WARs.-The Boston Tel
egraph says, last week, young Ameri.
can engineer, Of talent and skill, who
had successfully served in the navies of
England, Russia, and the United States,
sailed from this port for Europe, in re-
sponse to tenders made him by the EN-.
peror of all the RusSias again to enlist
in his service. The offers were of the
most advantageous and fattering char
acter, He took with him some fifteen or
twenty young men, whom he had en-
listed as associates, and who, for few
months back, have been in training un-
der his instruction. 1t is we'll known
that the. emperor has long appreciated
American talent, and is now making it
available wherever possible.
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ASTROLOGY DEMONSTRATED

l. all particular events incident to human life,
such as advice given for tn. successful aooomplish
msnt ofa wealthy MARI age, changing Of bushes,
ONCE or situation OF friends, riches, property, sub
suits, sickness, death, and all concerns of life The
Professor also may be consulted On Taliman's f.
miliar Astrology.
Terms: Gentlemen 81; ladies 80 cents; solorsd
people rs cents each.
Madam Rossillia may be consulted by the cards a.
the same place, upstairs. White peop Q so cents
cclored people 25 o.nts each, Apply at No. 6sj
(Astfology over the door) corner Of and Twelfti,
street, on the Island. dec leSvs
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BLACK MAIL.-The Libel Act now in
force in Great Britain, contains q clause
imposing the penalty of Imprisonment
for q practice which has been, and fol
aught We know msy be still pursued
The following is the provision referred to-
"And be it enacted, that if any person
shall publish, or threaten to publish, any
libel upon any other person. or shall di.
rectly or indirectly propose to abstain
from printing or publishing, or shall di
rectly or indirectly offer to prevent ths
printing and publishing Of any matter OF
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AVOID ALL OUACKERY.

No TAhs MEDICINES PREPARED BY A
n REGULAR PHY5IOIAN ONLY. LIFE Pro.
LONGED, A CURE FOa ALL PAIN, UOUGus
| COLDS, CONSUMPTION, GROUP, WHOOPING-
COUGH, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, IN
DIGEsT1ON, SOUR STOMACH, sCROFULA, ALL
SK!a khUPT1ONS, AND ALL FEMALE COM
De. J. s. ROsE's CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are the result of thirty yesrs practice
fhiladslphia. His preparations s,s for each
complaint. and have bcen we'll tested and approved
oy hundreds OF Physicians, and thousands of Pa
ients.
4 &EKkDY FOR "EACH DISEASE"
DIR. RosR's ExPrCroRANf OR COUGH SYRUP.
For ths radical cure Of consunpti . cold hoarss-
ness, asthma bronchitis splitting OF the blood in.
dlmmation of he lungs throat, and all pulnson-
ary diseased This preparation not only cures cen.
sumpti' taken In tns, but 1t fortihss the avs
:em against fusura attacks. As Congh Medicine,
Is the best in the World. 1t is now used aud
| commended BY physicians at homs and abroad In
hotties, Is cents, Soc. and 81.
DR.. Rosa's WHooplse CoyaH SYRUP
This preparation aiwavs givs immediate .e,ief.
prevents Inflammation OF the Lungs, eud Droasy
IN tn 'hcst and effects cure in tow days rice
so cents
GROUP sYRUp.-This remedy is never known
to f.i, and has saved thousands OF ohildren-Prcs
as cents
DIS J. 8. Rosl's DysPraflc OF IIvna ,loapooxp.
sure cure for Dyspepsia. Soar stom ach, Indi.
gestion, aud Iivsr Compisint This Com pound used
with Dr. Roses Family pills has cured thousands
OF confirmed Dyspepsia end Liver Complaint. It is
tonic, Alternative. Stom- Oh AMI Liver Medicine,
and was highly recommended by the celebrated late
Dr.. Phy sick-50 :ents
DR.. j. 3. ROSES ASTI-euIoCs Or RAILROAD Pills
SO eaasd, be ,auss they g ahsa1 Of ali other pills
In their gooi effects; as an active PurYatiTa or Ca
ehargic Heiicine they have no equal; free from,
yripinz, carrying OF all sacretona and bile from the
stomach ana bowels, they eau b. taken ut all sea
sons. by both sexes, Of all ages and without regard
to weather .r exposure. If taken with DR.. Roses
sa0n
and cure the ost stubborn cases Of Fever and Ague
or Bilious f-vers-l21a ard Is cts.
EE. J. 3. Rc5s's GeLDls PILLS.
For Fs!.ins 81 tha Womb, Female Weakness,
Debility, and Relaxation, This diseaee heretofore
which Can only prove psiliativss yields completely
to tho use Of these tonics, ns.hening Golden
Fills-5Oc.
FEMALE SPECIFIC. A remedy for Painful
Mcnstruation. Lsucorrhos or Whites-SI
Dr. 3. f:oss's PAIN CURER will cure Stiff Neck,
Sore Throat Pains in the hse, Side, Back or Limbs
frsn Cold, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, &C. It cures
sPrains, Uhlblsins, Cramps Pains in the storo.
sch or Bowels Prisa l2Ix. rs, AMI 80 cts
- Petsons Of delicate constitutions by nature.
Or thos who have bean mat. 60, by the uss of tie
luaos iaedicinss, or any -ther cause should real
Dr. J ROSES Medical Adviser to persons in Sick
pes or ia Health, which book can be had without
charge, Of
NAN, j. " MARIN, PATTERSON 4 NAIkN, D.
y; CL:sK, H. H. MCPHERSON, W. T. EVANS,
KDWHIL 4 LAWRENCE, ]. B. MOORE, Wssh
ington; J. L. ED sELL, Georgstown, and by Ali
dsslHs In Alexandra, Virginia.
nov Str
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EXPECTED NEW YEAR PREsENJ

hf ali the branches Of busine conducted in this
" city, drfc+rie, perhaps, of all others afford the
smallest profits and should have the preference for
c9sh, ana no one In thst business can continue I,
his customers are not pIompI Il settlement By short
notes OF ctst beSirous OF closing up for the past
earnestly request all who are iuisbtd to cali snd
settle vi hout delay
i will furthsr give notice that AL future b;lls
which may be contracted with ma must be IN .de
win feieLace TO- ana with the dis inci understand.
Ing t6at they as 10 be closed m Inth.y by cash or
notes at 80 days, which have prepared for the pur.
pose, except uch Of my old aston.ers who hxy. ,l
ways besL prompt L. M p KING.
dec E-tf
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3 A T. L g, &c,
GRAND OPENING SOIREE
AND EXHIBITION.

DROF H. w. MUNDER respectfully announces
i to the public that his opening Soiree and Exhi-
bi ion will take place Mr. Farnham's HALL corner
Pa. avenue and Eleventh street, on TUESDAY
EVENING, January 9th, 1855, and continue every
wednesday evening throughout the season.
No time or pains will be spared to make his Sol
rees the most select and agreeable of the season.
The following Fancy Dances will be introduced
tR the course of the evening:
La File du Savateur by misses
La Smolenska, by n miss
La Cachuca. by misses
Scotch Pas Seul, by misses
Gavo de Vestres, ny Mr.. Murder.
The well known regularity of his SOirees last sea-
son Is sufficient gua-ant-e of a full attendance
this year, and all those who have participated will
look upon this opening with many bright attic pa
tlons and the beginning OF 4 ''sure enough' Happy
New Year. iaf, o-dt9tb
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on marriage, its duties and disaualifcations, and
their remedies; with iitkoyrsphs, illustrating tine
anatomy aud physiology, snd disessse Of the repro
ductive organs Of both se1es, their structure,
and fu-ctious. popular and comprehe ensive trsa-
tse tie duties and casualties Of single sud mar
rei life-hsppy and fruitful alliances, mode Ct Sc.
curing them infeiicitous and infertils ones-their
obyision and rsmcyal-im portant hi.ts 70 tho-e
contemplating matrimony, that will cveroons OBJ
jections 10 il; none, hswever. should take this In
lportant sep witAout first consulting its pages-
commentaries the diseases aIa medical treatment
of females fon infancy TO old a1e, e<b case grsph
ically Illustrated by beautiful Hrhograrh,c plates
nervous debility, its causes and ire by process
at once simple, sfe and affectua that IA lure is
imposible-rulss for daily mansgsmea.-an ess-y
on Sp1rmatorrh9s with practical observations en- q
Safer, and more successful mode of treatment
csutonary hints tins evils resulting from sn phi
cal prsctice-an essay on all diseases arisiae from
fntlscretion, with plain and simple rules by which
all persons can cure themselves Eithout mercury
remedies for those self inflicted miseries ard disap
pointed hopes unfortunately prevalent In the
young. It Ia truthful adviser 70 the married and
those contem lsting marriage. It's p4ruRI il BAR
toula-ly recommended - persons tntGrtaining se
crst doubts OF their physical and who are
conscious Of haviag hszsrd.d the health happiness
and privilege. to which every human being is en-.
led to.
Price rs cents ger copy, FIVE copies for one dol
jar Maiet tres OF postage to any part of the Uni.
ed States.
E.B.-rhose who prefer may consult DIR La ChoIx
upon any OF the diseases upon which his book treats
either personally or by mail. Medicine sent to any
part Of the Union according t. direct o7s s.f-l,
packed and carefully secured from ali obeervatien.
Address DR.. VI. b. LA CROtX, 40 81 Maiden Ian.
or Post Ofi,e Box 6Is, Albany n. Y.
~ Office open daily from = 70 8 ? M and on
Sunday from until M.
Once Removed foom No So Beaver st.,
to 81 Maidsn Lane, Albany, Ny.
dec7
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NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS.

w ITH pleasure We inform our friends that We
w have ius. returned from the North with an
immense assortment Of new and beautiful GOODS,
Pspier hsche aud inlad Goods, Card Cases, Porte
Monnaies, Cigar Cases and Stands fine China Vases,
mantel ornaments bronze and rariad mar bic figures
Baskets, Chilireps' Toys, brushes, Combs Perfu.
merry, Music, Musical Instruu snts Piano Stools and
Covers, fne Engrgsvins, and host of Fancy Goods
too numerous for an advertisement, ali Of whicn We
will take pleasure In exhibiting and promise 10 sell
ut low ratss. JNO p. EILIS
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
dor 1T
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CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

ENllE subscriber has large and varied assort
l. msnt OF Cakes and Pastry for the Chistnas Hol.
idSys. Especial attention is called to the quality
yell as to the variety of the supply.
Plumb, Pound, Jelly, Sponge and Tea Cake
Minoe, Apple, Cranbsrry aud other Pastries con.
stanlly on hand.
Fresh Bread, Biscuit, Bunns, ana Vusk every even.
ing in time for tss.
The publk are invited to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
CHAs. W. HaVENNER,
Cstreet. between ~ and Sixth streets.
dec 20--h
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GRAND BALL
FOB THE
BENEFIT OF TEE POOR

OF WASE1NGTOk
fI'HE Washington Highlanders respectfully an
i nounce To the citizens of Washington and vi
cinlty that they purpose giving the above Ball at
'AChsON HALL, Fec. uary 1st, 1855
Tickets will be placed at 81.
The names of those citizens that are expected 10
lend their aid in this charitable enterprise will ap-
pear in future advertisement
By order OF the Comm tee
Jan = dtl3.h (Organ)
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81 E A r tt He WITH ESS!
RIGHTEOUS VERDICT!

RHEUMATISM, COUGH, PAIN IN SIDE, &c.
"a ONDEhFUL cure after six years suffering of
w one OF the most highly respectable citizens of
Maryland.
many cures made by Hampton's Vegetable Tine
turs.
kANDALLs GROVE, Montgomery Co, Md I
=. December 3, 1854. I
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbrcv:
Gentemen-In 1874 had what nv doctors called
violent and combined attack Of Chronic Rbeuma-
tsn and Gout, from which 1 was confined to nv
bed for three months. l had the very best physi-
clans, who tried other various remedies none of
which gave me any permanent relief Not having
ease from pain day or night, became much emaci
ated my whole system a mass of disease literally
speaking from the crown Of my he ID to the sole of
my 1eet. mad to hobble abOut-most of the time
confined to the house; at times so beInless that
had to be assisted TO my bed. l was also afflicted
with q dreadful cough, great shortness of breath.
sore throat, paiptaon OF the heart, and pain in INV
side 80 bad L could not lay on it. NV arpetite en-
tirely failed me- gave UP all hopes of being restored
70 heaith again. continued thus to suffer on from
lo44 to 1885, period of six years. At this time INV
daughter saw at her grandmother'sa pamphlet with
toms Vegetable Tnciure.
knew some OF those who certified 10 cures Der
formed on themselves and friends. | was resolved
70 give II trial. | informed my doctor Of it. He
oDJected; but my sufferings so great that prO
cured one bottle, and, before had taken the whole
OF 1t, felt much relief, which encouraged me 10
persevere. After taking the second bottle was
better than for The past six years. my appetite re-
turned-cnugn, pain in the side, shortness of breat
&c, nearly all gone. l continued using this won
derful medicine until had taken seven bott!es ac-
cording TO the directions; and | ain happy TO saw
hampton s lIncture, and that alone restored Inc TO
perfect health, which has continued up to this time
"a period OF thrse years. | am in the 65th wear of
my age. weighed yesterday 23e lbs. and i never
| ieit better In my llie One of my neighbOrs was al
| 20 affected, like myself, with Rheumatism. &c. He
has also been restored by the Tincture. heard of
other cases; but am satisfied this Tineture. il
tired, will speak for itself My only object in de-
scriblng TO you my suferngs and the way Obtained
relief is To induce the afflicted 10 try this Tincture
which has, under the blessings of God done so much
Yours, respectfully,
HENRY GATHER.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures OF
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia Dys-
pepsla, Nervousness and General Weakness. AS a
female medicine or for delicate children we believe
it un.gualleG.
Sold by MORTIMER x MOWBRAY. l4O Ra,i-
more street, Baltimore, and 3J4 Broadway, n. York
CHAs SToTr x Co., }. b. MOORE. ID. B. CLARKE.
CLARKE BOWLING, w. ELLIoY, and H MCPHER
SON, Washington also, by X. $. F. CT Sell, George
| town; and c. c. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gists everywhere. ian Str
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

bOOhS FOR The HOLIDAYS.
4 VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH
a dlblss, Episcopal and Catholic, Pray.r Books in
rch and elegant binding and children's Books, the
meet extensive collection before offered in the
District.
Also, good assortment of Cutlery and Fancy Sta
nonery. just received, and tor sale at great bar.
bains by T. K LUNDY,
No. 1zS Bridge street,
dec 30 GSoroefown
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GRAND FIREMEN'S BALL
VlGlLADT FIRE COMPANY
OF TEURGETOWN, D. c.
For the Relief Of the Poor

Or TEOh OV ", II. T..
For the Relief Of the Poor.
VNHE ''Vigilant Fire Companyn respectfully an
Il nounce 10 their friends that they will give a
Grand Ball at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, Thur.
day EvsAtng, January 23 1855, for the relief
OF the destitute poOr Of Georgetown.
The Company in giving this ball appeal TO their
friends and the public generally to assist them in
this laudable undertaking.
The company pledge themselves that no pains or
expense shall be spared to make this IL the very
best ever given by them.
The whole OF the net proceeds TO be given to the
Young Catholics Friend Society, and the Ladies'
Union Benevolent SOcsty OF Georgetown.
Prosperl's celebrated Cornet Band is engaged for
the occasion.
Refreshments will be supplied by an exI erienced
caterer.
No hats or caps worn in the room except by fire.
men.
Firemen will please appear IN uniform.
ilckets Submitting gentleman and le dies to
be lad al the principal drug and restaurants
OF Georgetown, of the Committee of Arrange
ments
Committee Of .arrdneements.
E S Wright, WS Jones.
!no Fendley, John l. Shackelford.
Geo. w Ofutt, JH Gross. =
MANAGERS.
Anthony Rodier, Jos Reynolds,
WIN Knowles, JOS w Mari,
Henry % Beaver, Vim Craig,
Jas II Ridgeway Jno Scott.
Jn0 Ihecker, JOS L Walker,
Samuel Howard, w Tanner.
jan Cd
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SUPERIOR HARPS.

WE have this day received very superior tone !
w HARP, from the celebrated Partisan manu-:
factursrs bonsry, who rso,ved the highest pre-
MUM for nsFps at the great exhibition In l. ndon,
lS5l
Persons desirous Of purchasing ty giving US 9
call have the opportunity to obtain one Of the above
unrivaled instruments. HlLBUS i H1TZ,
Music Depot, cor. Pa. avenue, 1lth and D SITS.
dec l5t-
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thing touching any other psrsss, with
intent to e1tort any money or security for

money, or with intent to induce any per.
son to confer or procure for any person
any appointment, or Office of profit or
trust, every such offender on beng con-
victed thereof, shall be liable to BE i'm.
prisoned, with or without hard labor. in
the common Jail, or house of correction.
Tor any term not exceeding three years !;
provided always, that nothing herein con.
famed Shall in any many alter or effect
any law now in force in respect to the
sending or delivery of threatening letters
or writings"
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CHEAPE>T SOOK EVER
PURLIsHED, and containing
Nearly i ubie the quantity Of
rea ing matter In that of the
FIsTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
II tr6st' on rhe PHYStOL0-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret il firriities aud disorder
Of s"uth and maturity, re-
suitin2 from exce,sss, which
destroy the phy sicA and men.
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
HREE PRESSES AND A FONT OF BOUR.
Il RnJa o raD 8

AVfALL1CU ipE Offer for sale, ut the Office
W q ess Eoen,rsg Star, One III MACHINE
PRssa, saSAsle Of printing 900 imp essions per
hour, doab.s nediu c sheet BOTH SIDES AT ONCE re.
gistsring To uss uiost perfect manner. One MEDI.
UM SMITH PRESS, in coed order, and one FOOLS.
CAP RAuA0E PRESS. These presses will be sold
low. Also one font Of BOUsGEoIs TYPE, ws.gh
Ing about $50 pounds, but httis used, for sale On
teAsoEA6is taRelS. nov 3-tilf
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EN- NTIST RY

nR. MUNS0N respectfully cal public attention
~ TO his new, patent, and GREATLY z.I->s..s>
IMPROVED method of setting Artificial tysESe
Teeth, with Continuous Gun-ths very $s.[L2
PERFECTION 0FT9E ART. This styl.
OF Teeth has the follow sdssntafes over ell others
VIZ: GR1Ar STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, CON-
FOhf, and BEAUTY, vieing with Nature in the q
respects, and some Others exceirg Public inspec
ton s respectfully solicissd. Please call and see
Specimens.
CAUTlON.-No other DENTS: In the District Of
CcIlmbia has right to make this style of Teeth.
N. B.-Teeth constitution-ly hesithy ylugrad
and war rsnted for life
Once and house at No 293 street, near the cor.
nov B-tf
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.

TUST received one Of Nsill, Dnrop 4 Co.'S first prs
u MUM Pianos, . splendid instrument in tone
and beauty CT workmanship. Call and examine for
yourselves Neill, purop Co.'S Pianos received the
frst premium at the lstsexhibit Of tire Maryland
Institute over all coG petitions.
dec Ill HILBUs d HITZ Agents
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PROF SCRONENBERG,
TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF
Modern Languages and Literature,
NO 257 PKSNsyLytaiA AykNUg

DUST REGEIVEp, per Schooner
u Paulns, Two HUNDRED AND NINE TONS
WRNHAM LAKE ICE.
Z. j. MIDDLETON,
Office SO side Z, next to corner 18th ct
Depot corEer 10Th and tts west
nov IA (Eat Int, Union, and Den ineIl
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.

AIRS. g. ANDERSON has received large and
ltl complete assortment Of Mathsmai icL Instr u.
ments and Drawing Mstsria Of superior quality
The Math' matical Instruments are chiefly Of Swiss
mandatory in cases, well Ia separate pieces
Water oolors and oil colors Drawing papers Of ev-
cry quality.
Al o, Studies in Or: wing and Painting.
dec 2-tf 270 Psan. avenue
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DR.. J. Z. GIBBS, Dentist. ha,
65Yf removed his Office from ~ street f6khe
N4Il1hcus. of DIR. Arthur, Pa. avenue, nv
18th and 18th streets.
oct 1I-3mS
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HiRrS MADE TO OOKDER.-sTEVENs 81 wns'
- Hotel, Is Prepared to make Shirts to M .ssnre
and warrants them in all cases to at.
Gents troubled with bad fitting Shirts can be
suited At STEVENS'S Sslesroom
0ec 8 Rrown., Hot.,
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UNDRTAKERS. &e.
CABINET MAKER 4 UNDERTAKV

sAblNEi mhhEH q uNDERTAKER.
J'as unisr5yned would respectfully inform h,,
friends, scqssintsnces, and tie public generally
that be sti continues to execute All orders In hi,
Line Of business In the be,t arnsr nnt .t the abort
st notes.
. REPAIRING neatly and promptly sx.cuted
FUNEAALs sttent.d 20 q. -H--,
the shortest notes, aai in the bag. sSsSasxSscsE
nsuner- Boii:s pr.ser,sd ;-2 Re ,,est s,sa s,cs-
ner, ee>s tB ns Dsrm.ft sceaths-
n nAnkful for past fsvora, hs vcaid raspoctfoIly
iict, aad viii endasvor 20 r-r:: ccptinuauee g
)Ihe same. ANTHONY PUCHLY,
Pa. I'VE, Q. side, betI cen eth spd 10th sts
Residence: Mr. Martins, Nc. 325. D street tnird
house east Of fta street us- lily
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FRANCK TAYLOR.

DENkHYN AND IRON NMANTELs-Mxy be seen
l. = beautiful assortment Of these cheap and du.
rabe article, At the corn Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Tenth street. over tie Washington Savings
Bank. RALPH HASKIN9.
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