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her admirable translssions from the French,
German, and Spanish.

her admirable translations from the French,
German. and Spanish.
Professor Rivot, of the " Conseryatoire
des Arts ct METERS" Paris, is engaged as a
principal in copper mining, and has lately
published valuable brochure on the copper
regions of America. This gentleman has
made two voyages on this business to Lake
Superior.
-. Capt. William L. Castle and Lieut.
Burton, Of New York, have gone to Philadel-
phia with cannon, for the purpose of firing a
national salute of one hundred guns upon the
announcement of the nomination of a candi-
date for the Presidency by the American Con-
ventlon. Who pays for the powder?
....Mr Caroline Lee Hents, whose decease
has been announced in the Star, was born in
Lancaster, Worcester County, Mass Her
father was Gen John Whiting of the United
States Army. She had two brothers who were
also officers in the army, and one of thsm, Gen.
henry whiting, was aid-de-camp to Gen.
Taylor In the Mexican War.
49,. Mrs Jane E. Ruggin, of Piqua, Ohio,
has just been tried and cleared of the crime of
murder in the Miami county court. Mrs
Kuggin poisoned her husband, and confessed
the crime In the presence of two hundred
persons-and yet, by the ingenuity of her
counsel, she was cleared of the horrible crime.
80. John Hayward, Esq Dbl, we'll known as the
author Of several Gazettsers, has in press of
Lippincott Co., of Philadelphia, a new
Biographical Register, upon plan altogether
| more comprehensive as we'll as elaborate, than
| any other work Of a like character ever pub
| lished 1t will be single volume of some 500
| pages octave, containing the names Of about
| $4,000 distinguished persons.
49,. Mr.. and Mrs Rolfe, of Cerro Gordo
| county, Iowa, b ad been to a neighboring town,
| shopping, and on their way home got lost in a
snow storm on the prairie. Mr.. Rolfe, who
| was an invalid, could not leave his sled; his
wife, wrapping her shawl around him, un-
hitched the oxen and followed them as they
| trudged homewards, for half mile, when she
| sank down in snow drift and there died.
! On the arrival of the oxen at the house, the
neighbors turned out in search, and found
both Mr.. and Mrs. Rolfe frozen to death on
the prairie.
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BY C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
GALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD

GALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
~ Furniture at A uction.-On THURSDAY.
February 26, commencing al 10k O'Clock A M
l shall sell, at the residence of Mrs. Humphreys
on street, between I'd and Sd streets, all Of her
Househt Id and Kitchen Furniture, consisting In
Fart Of
Mahogany spring seat Chairs
do Sofas and Lounges
curtains and Ornaments, gilt-frame NJ antel and
Pier Mirrors
Mahogany arm and rocker Chairs, mahogany
Quartette and other Tables, parlor and chamber
Carpets
Hall and step OilclOtb, French China Tea Set
CTockery and Glass Ware, Plated Castor
lroa Hat Rack, Hall and other Lamps
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wardrobes
Maple Arm Chairs, French Cottage Bedsteads
Needle work Ottomans, II air and other Mattresses
WashStands, Bedding, Toilet Sets
Walnut Dining Table, Tin Safe
Parlor Chamber, and Cooking Stoves
Cooking Utensils, &c
The attention Of house keepers is particularly
called to the SALE the Furniture Is in ext client
condition, having been in use but a few months
Terms Under $50, cash; over $50, credit Of
80, 60, and 20 days, for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest CIV BOTELER.
1eO 2Z-dtS AuctioneeF
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. %, 1856

hLBAASDRiA, req. 10, 1890
At daybreak yesterday the guns of the
Mechanical Artillery Numbered forth their
salutes, the reveille beat, and gave note of
the preparations for the days festivities, At
ten o'clock the procession in charge of W. D.
Corse, chief marshal, with his assistants,
formed on Royal street, the right resting on
Cameron, in the following order: Civic escort,
mounted; Mount Vernon Guards, Capt De-
vaughn; carriages with Orator, Reader, May,
or, &c; Junior Sons Of America; Virginia
Blues, juvenile. After parading our princi
pal streets the procession halted at noon in
front of Lyceum Hall In the mean time
large numbers Of ladies had gathered within
the hall, and on the arrival Of the procession
the saloon was filled to OVERLOOKING. The
Mayor, George P. Wise, presided and after
prayer by Rev. DR.. Harrison, the Farewell
Address, having been prefaced with some re-
marks, was read by W. d. Stuart. at its
confusion the Grafton was pronounced by
Chas. w Blincoe, ESQ. After which g. w. P.
Gusts, of Arlington, and Hon VIM. Smith,
replied periodically to calls made upon them
The procession then reformed, and proceeded
to Sarepta Hall, where the loaded tables
groaned under the viands SET forth by that
excellent caterer, Mr.. Henry Eldred. Justice
having been done to the substsntials, the feast
Of Teaaon and the flow Of soul commenced.
Toast, response, bumper, and song followed in
quick succession, and tho shades Of night were
settling fast when the company separated. At
night, a ball at the Relief Engine hall closed
the days proceedings.
The Know Nothings, in mass convention,
after long seige, many hard words, and dis
NAL prophecies, have at last agreed upon a
municipal ticket. With the exception of VIM.
Mankins, vice q. O. Price, Is FIRE commander,
Jacob Roxbury as superintendent of gas, vice
A. w EaStlack, the nominees are the present
incumbents. AMI
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PERSONAL

80. Cardinal Wiseman has been elected a
member Of the Royal Society of Literature.
....John Lslor, author OF Money aud
Morals" and for FIVE Or six years editor of the
London Morning Chronicle, is dead.
go. Florence Nightingale was born at Flor.
ence in 1923, and received her Christian
name in honor Of the place.
80. Don Rinaldi, senior canon of the cathe.
draI Of Alba, has Just excommunicated a
priest named Don Regio di Casino, for having
worn trousers instead of shorts and stockings
to the knee, as prescribed by the council Of
Trent.
....Her Majesty, on the recommendation of
the Premier, has been pleased to confer q
pension Of ESQ on Miss Thomasina Ross, known
for her long connection with literature, and
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TIE MYSTERY CLEARED Up.-rt will doubt

TIE MYsrERY CLEARED UP.-It will doubt
less be relief to some good folks, and dis
appointment to Others to know that the mys-
FERROUS New York semi-W ashington abortion
case has been cleared up-the BODY identified,
and our city relieved of either the honor or
the odium Of having given birth to the fair
but guilty and unfortunate victim in this start
ling tragedy. The name of the deceased
turns out to have been Elizabeth Morris, in
stead OF Smith, and the remains were idonti-
ned by sister, who resides in Brooklyn, and
with whom the deceased boarded formerly,
while she worked at the sewing machine es-
Enlistment of Mr.. Wilson, in Broadway.
Some time since the deceased was sent to this
city by Mr.. Wilson to give instructions to q
number of persons who had purchased sewing
| machines of him, and while here she fell a
victim to some villains arts, and to hide her
disgrace returned to New York city, and
| seeking medical relief at the establishment of
| Croker, came to the terrible end before
chronicled. Those of our citizens who saw this
young woman while she was in Washington,
will remember her as having a very pleasing
face and figure, and asprightly air. She was
generally known by the name Of "t the sewing
| girl.
The TEACHERS ASSOCIATION held meet
| ing to-day in the apparatus room of the
| Smithsonian Institute.
This association holds meeting on the last
| Saturday of each month, for the discussion of
questions, and reading of essays and papers,
and these are sometimes rather to abstruse to
be popularity attractive, they would yet be
| found Of much interest to a large number of
citizens, who are, perhaps, not aware of the
meetings OF this association or its object
| The officers Of the association for the present
year are:
Rev. S II Mirick President S. l.. LOOMS,
Vice President; B. 7. Taylor, Recording Sec
rotary; A. C. Richards, Corresponding Sec
| rotary; A. Edison, Treasurer; Miss NJ P.
Middleton. Reader; o. c. Wight, T. Richards
and j. E. Thompson, Provisional Committee.
After discussion of questions to day, an able
| essay was read by Rev. Mr.. Mirick; subject
"What is Teaching?"
SUPENE COURT.-Y ssterday, John g. Vose,
Esq, Of New York, was admitted an Attorney
| and Counsellor of this court
No. III. Mary Ann Conner, alias Mary Ann
Van Ness, plaintiff in error, Us. Samuel A.
| Peugh's Lessee. The motion to dismiss this
writ of error was argued by Mr.. Lawrence, of
counsel for the defendant in error, In support
| of the motion.
No. 81. Michael Aliens executors ct al,
| plaintiffs in error, Us. David Allen ct al The
argument of this cause was continued by
Messrs. Edwin M. Stanton and Loomis for the
| defendants in error, and concluded by Mr.
Williams for the plaintiffs in error Adjourned.
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Democratic Meeting in Vermont

BELLOWS FALLS, W., Feb. 23d.-The
Democracy Of the second Congressional Dis
trict Of this State assembled at Windsor yeste,.
day. Addresses were delivered by Hon. Colin
NJ. Ingersoll of Connecticut, and Ex-Governor
Hubbard Of New Hampshire. Resolutions
were adopted endorsing the Kansas Nebrasks
act and the administration. The crowd was
immense, and intense enthusiasm marked the
whole proceedings. II E. Houghson and
r. Harvey Esqs, were appointed delegates TO-
the nominating convention at Cincinnati.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office, Wash,ngto ton

RemaiNtHg IN the Post OFee, WashtngtoN, ID. c.
february %, 1856.
(Ordered to be advertised in the " Epening
Star" agreeable to the following section Of the
Post Office Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation OF any daily paper pub
lished In Washington:
SIC. S. And be it further enacted, That the
list of letters remaining uncalled for in any post
Office In any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter be pub
lished once only in the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall hare the largest
circulation within the range of the delivery Of
said Office, to be decided by the postmaster at
such office.
Psrsons applying letters In the following list will
please say they are ApyERrIsEp.
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the people In almost every State
liquors. does not pretend interfere medicinal
pounds containing stimulus, q
that without stimulating principles most of extreme
depy o3ula not be reached and the other Of
most valuable compounds coud not be made without It, For
instance, Or; j. H0sTETTERs STOMACH BITTERS, now
so celebrated ana Indispensable iu every family me6i
cine Thousands Of persons suffering dyspepss
Digestion generally speak volumes greal Gu
raave agent For sale by J. n. CALLAN, Washington.
feb IL
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BALTIMORE, Feb. z3.-Flour is duller; How
ard street is freely offered at 81 so, but thi.
prlce "a above the views of buyers. Small
sales of City Mills at 81.
Wheat-There was considerable inquiry at
II 5oasl % for good to prime red, and ST SIS
ash go for good to prime white. Corn is nm
changed; white 56a69c; yellow is in good de-
mand at 59a6l by weight and requirement.
Provisions exhlkt a little more animation
Bacon shoulders StaSt, sides stasi, hams III
al2.c
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BONO PUBLICO.-" Every should have box in the
house handy In of accidents to the children Is
RRDDING'S RUSSIA sALvF
Boston remedy OF thirty years standing and IA re-
Commended by physicians II s and speedy cure for
Barns Piles Hollis Corns Felons, Chibains Old
OF every knd Tor Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch Scsd Head
Ne:tle hash, Bunons, Sore Nipples Recommended by
nurses Whtows Stiles Testers, Flea Bites Spider
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum Scuryy Sore and Cracked Lps
sore Nose warts and Flesh Wounds It lie valuable
remedy ana which can be testified by who
have used It in the Boston and vicinity for the
thirty years In no instance will this Ssve injury
interfere with physician PROSECUTIONS II made nom
the pures Materials from recipe brought Russa-ot
articles growing In that oountrysnd the proorieors
letters from All classes clergymen, physicians captains
nurses ana others who have recon-
mend II to others Readings Russia PIT large
tin boxes stamped on the with picture and
disabled soldier which picture 10 also engraved
wrapper frice IS Gents Box. Sold at all the
town or country, and be of any
druggist For sale at sHILLINGTONs, Agent for Wash.
ngton. ian m
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CHhFiNs DISHES, PLATE WARMERS

HAVE JUST OPENED ANOTHER LOT
= OF BLOCK Tin Channg Dishes, with high and
low Covers, varying in sizes from 10 TO 3O inches
which will sell at very low prices.
- Aisa, IN store, Japanned Plate Warmers, Table
cutlery, Britannia Ware China, Glass 4 Crock
eyi rated 6oods; Bronze and Iron Goods; VIII
low Ware; Painted Tin Goods; Brushes; Fancy
Goods; Gas Fixtures, &C
beln DESTROYS Of reducing my stock prepare
toIy 20 the receipt OF my spring goods Will Offer
ducements to buy. An Examination of Goods ana
prices is solicited
c. w. BOTELER.
tso I9-eoot 1 on Hall.
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New York Markets

New YORK, Feb. 23.-Flour Is firm; sales
Of 1000 bbls. straight State 81; good Ohio
IS l2t; Southern IS ST.
Wheat is dropping; sales Of 200 bushels;
Southern red SI.s2. Corn is firm; sales Of
IA, 900 bushels Western mixed 77c.
Pork has declined; sales of 200 bbls. mess at
SO IS Beef is dropping; sales of 200 bbls. at
si4. 70 for Chicago repacked. Lard has de-
clined; sales Of 400 bbls at l02c
Whisky is firm; sales Of 50 bbls Ohio at 99tc.
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EINE ARIA.

FINE ARTS.
"A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLASSIC
4 n ENGRAVINGS and original ETCHING by
the most celebrated old Masters, as X Monghen,
Longhi, Strange, Woollett, Rembrandt, A. Du
rer, Marc Antonio, and others, among which are
THE AU RORA, by GUIDO.
MADONNA ST SISTO, by RAPHAEL.
VENUS, by TITAN, etc.
For sale at w ADAMS Booksto,e
4s Pa. avenue, three doors from AZ 81.
feb 1S-lw& ~ ~
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IL Hoefland's German Bitters, prepared

and sold by Dr. Jackson the Medical Store 100
Arch street Philadelphia daily increase in their weie
served celebrity for the all Diseases
rsngement of the liver These Filters
blessing to the afflicted, who show gratitude by the
most hatterng testimonials This medicine established
for itself that competitors however willy their
schsmes or seductive their promises reach. IL
gained the public confidence by the
have been derived from It, aud will maintain posI-
tion see sdVertieement- dec Ism
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctionee,

by jas. Y. McUUINB, Aucuoneef.
pUBLIC SALE OF FURNITURE AND
Il Household Effects On TUESDAY morn-
ing, reby 26th, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of
Chauncey Langdon, Esq, No. 500 Z street,
Effects, viz:
Nalhut plush covered French Sofas
10 10 centre Tables, Quartette Tables
RIM n.ms ns seat Chairs, F ancy Tables
bIue Damask Curtains, Lace Curtains. &c.
Looking glass, Clock Stoves
Cottage Chamber Set, Toilet Sets
aLnnt dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads
30 sters and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts, Counterpanes
Three ply Carpets, Oilcloth, Rugs
Superior Cook Stove and Fixtnres
Refrigerator, Tin Ware, Kitchen Utensna a..
Terms $50 and under cash over that snm
credit Of 60 and 80 days. for satisfactorily endor,
notes bearing interest
feb I'D j. c. MCGUIRE Arc,
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tLAMbfstype. the NEST as.
ana specimens Of the Photographic art
NOV IN exhioiffoa st WHITEHC RSTS GALLERY, are the
Al HoTYPEs They are truly beautiful Picture, and
IN ne respects an Improvement the old familiar
gusrreotypee The Gallery contains quite large
OF fotosr.phs on paper Dsguerreotypes of the United
States supreme Court since 1850 members Of the United
States cours President Pierce and Cabinet many
puhlic men OF ths Nation visit wHITKHURsTS GAL
ble aud the time. nov as-.f
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New YORK, Feb. % Stocks are higher.
Chicago and Rock Island 95: Cumberland
Coal Company 25s; New York Central 90.
Michigan Southern IS; Reading So; Virginia
6.s 95s; Illinois Central rs, of 76 BIDS, s7i =.
Sterling is dull at 90 premium.
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New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 22.-Cotton is Isueuid
but prices are unchanged, Sales TO-DAY of
5000 bales-for the week 50 900. Receipts
Tor the week ,OoO, against 26 900 last year.
Increased receipts at this port over last war
325, 200 bales. Stock in port 24S, 900 Freiehts
IN cotton to Liverpool penny.
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DEsrIsTRY.-A good dentist is worth his
weight in gold, but when two good dentists
are found working together in their profession,
their worth is beyond computation.
An advertisement in this days Star, gives
the information that the celebrated DR. j. T
Caldwell, long known in Virginia, Louisville,
and St. Louis, as the most renowned dentist of
the age, has connected himself in professions al
business with DR.. Baily, of this city dentist
Of deservedly great popularity. DR. Baily is
unsurpassed in his artistic skill in manufac.
turing artificial teeth, we have seen such per-
fiction as to cause the belief that his handi-
work could not be any thing but the work of
nature. DR.. Caldwell, in his long experience,
has probably extracted at least one hundred
thousand teeth without causing acute pain
and has been much admired, as the long list
Of volunteer certificates rendered to him will
show. For his great skill and efficiency in the
delicate art Of extracting teeth with the least
possible pain, the College of Surgeons in Paris
voted and sent 10 DR.. Caldwell a beautiful
gold medal with suitable inscriptions.
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THE Ice in the river is bleaching and
whitening in the sun, showing indications of
approaching dissolution, and still il seems
l0ath to obey the ''notice to quit" it has re.
ceiVed, but fingers as if hoping for aid and
reinforcement from the Frost King vet. Its
texture Is now so loose and honey -combed as
10 make travel upon it dangerous, although
pedestrians continue to make it available TO
some extent as highway. A mule attached
TO team, dropped through tender nisca IN
the Ice day or two since, and came vsrv
drawing the vehicle and driver in after him
but by assistance afforded from the Arsenal
the animal and team was rescued. The yroan,
ing, Earring, and crashing of the ice In the
vicinity Of the Arsenal and Penitentiary, when
the tide comes in, is described As almost fright.
Jul, especially during the stiffness Of night.
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EuENisHED H OU s E FOR RENT.-A
Il large dwelling house, eligibly situated, asar-
ly opposite the City Hall, and handsomely fur
nished, containing eleven rcasas Will be rented
for the remainder. Of the session Of Congress Gas
in tHe mousse. For terms, &C., apply at the orace
of the National Hotel. dec G-tf
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JULIA KAvANAGH,S NEW BOOK.-Ra

~ chel Gray; Tale founded on fact, by Julia
kavanagh, Paper 50 cents; cloth rs cents
Forest Tragedy and other Tales, by Giace
Greenwood 81
cents.
The Shakespeare Papers Of the late William
kenzie; 81.
Tale Of Kentuckyi by W. Gilmore Sims, ESQ ,
SI25.
A History q Philosophy in Epitome, by DR.,
Albert Schevegler, translated from the original
German by Julius X. Seely; SIPS.
View Of Philosophy in General, preliminary
view Of the Reason, by Henry +. Tappan; 81 IS
Just published. and for sale at
TAYLOR a. MAURY,S.
feh2l Bookstore, near Ninth Street.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

ENOR SALE "A DESIRABLE LITTLE
l. place outside the bounds OF the city, contain
ing y acres Of land, IN high state Of cultiva-
tion, enclosed with high and substantial fence,
two story frame house with five rooms, sepa-
rate kitchen, and other buildings necessary for
family comfort pump Of water at the door. TX
miles from the Centre Market, adjoining Joseph
Gales farm For particulars call on the sub
sc-iber at the Dead Letter Otdce, General Post
Office, or at No. 527 X street North.
feb 23-3W GEORGE NJ. WENDhLI.
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nor RENT-LARGE AND PLEASANTLY
Il situated Rooms can be obtained at No 3I1
South side Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
feb 22-3t
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DARE CHANCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
IL offers for sale those beautiful Lots situated
on Sd street, few feet south Of Pa avenue. Their
situation cannot be excelled for either business or
residence sites, and Will be sold at great sacii-
fee C. NARROWER
feb Daft
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NOR RENT-MRS. SPALDING, ON THE
IL corner Of and Ninth streets has a very fine
double room, which she offers, with board.
feb Aft
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NOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
l. Residence, on 9TH street Plank Road, about
miles from Westinghouse acres with orchard
Of Peach, Apple, dc. Would make good mar
ket farm. Inquire at No. % third story Of Treas
ury. feb 15-eO2w*
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T OST-A GOLD CnOss. FINDER
IL will be handsomely rewarded by leaving the
same at 20 F street. feb s.2aw2w&
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ROAED, Sc.-MKS. BATES, ON THE 3. w.
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-n
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GUTFA PEyCHA TFETH.

GVIfA PESCHA TEETH.
Eh; u. MUNSCN, AT $40 PA. AVENUE,
~ is mounting Teeth on a 6utta
Percha Bzse. Also, with Aliens pat
ept c5ntinuous Gum, combining beau You'll
ty, strength and cleanliness.
DIR. ". is determined to keep pace with every
Improvement in Dentistry and win s.live to please
and profit his patrons.
RKFERRNcy.
p. ID. 6uIley. ID ID. Pom. x II 6illet.
- Binney, ID Hon. A Douglas,
d Sundeflano, ~. DR.. X Patterson,
"a n Senoo!c-dft, Esq. DR.. r II Coolidge,
Eon' MASON, DR.. Thomas Miller,
Hon. , o p Nicholson,
Ind the Medical Faculty Of Georgetown Col
lege. nov ST
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CHEAP PIANOS FOR SALE OR KENl

THEAP PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT
~ very low. go
second hand Piano for SIS TgU
do do S3
do do fne tone and finish, full
seven octaves, made by Rosenkrantz, for $3.50
made by Knabe, Cache & Co.. seven octave,
new Piano, retail price S375, we offer for $3.50.
Also, On hand always a superior stock Of Pian-
os from Hallett, Davis Co., and Bacon Il Ra-
ven's Manufactures. u.
Remember the Great Music and Piano Store Of
JOHN F -CELLIS,
feb22 3O6 Pa. av., between 9Th and 10th sts,
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DOOMS TO LET-A FURNISHED PAR
II lor and CkamDer Cncluding fire and gas)
will be rented together or separately during the
session Of Congress. The rooms are on The first
floor, within one square Of the Kirkwood House
Enquire at the Office Of the Kirkwood House.
ian 30-eOtf
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WANTS,

WANTED-TO BE HIRED BY THE year,
W coiored woman, good cook, washer, ana
ironer. She has two children, and will be hired
on moderate terms. Country preferred. Enquire
On 18th street, second house above l., No. ass.
feb 2i-It*