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BANKING HOUSE
URB ERa

nEPOSIr5.-DEPOSIT RECEIVED AND
IL Checks paid without charge. Drafts on the
par, and Exchange on said Cities furnished TO de-
poSitofs without charge
lSTERzsr ON DEPOSITS Interest will be a.
lowed on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed
upon.
DEPOSITS IN VIRGINIA AND UscUaRKNr Mo-
EI-DepOsits IN Vifginia and other Uncurrent
MOaey received to be checked fo., payable in
same funds, or in specie, we charging the regu-
lar Exchange.
DIscoUSTs Notes, Drafts, and Bills of Ex-
change Will be discounted. and Loans made on
Stocks, Boad', aud Securities, at the market
rate.
LETrzRs OF CRsD1r-Le.ters o. Credit will
be furnished, negotiable in the different Cities Of
the U nited States on Deposit Of Money or Collat-
erals, and interest allowed II Money IL posted
and charged IL Coliate'als, on such terms as may
be agreed upon.
TRAvzL1Ns BILLS OF EXCHANGE z-Travelers
will oa furnished with drafts In such sums as
may d desired negotiable IN the different Cities
Of the Union
BILLS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT o n ENGLAND,
IRELAND AND EUROPE Bills OF Exchange aud
Letters Of Credit on England, Ireland and Eu-
rope, furnished at the market rate for Exchange,
IN sums 10 suit.
BONDS, STOcKs, &c-Bonds, Stocks, and se-
curities paying from II I2 T. cent always for
sa e, or bought Ia the different Cities at com
missloa ef 4 T cent Where stocks are bought
upon orders, we reserve the rignt 20 call for de-
pOsit Of 10 e cent on the cost. Bonds or Stocks
will be ordered by telegraph
RAILROAD, City, STATE BONDS Rail-
rad, Cit7, and state Bonds can be placed In our
hands for negotiation either in this country or
Europe r riIro.d IroS purchased for cash or
with Bonds.
LAND WARRANTs.-UandW Warrants bought at
the market rates all Warrants sold by US are
gEGrastssd In every resi- pect
Lana Warrants located on commission
Land Warrant Quotations. regIlarIy furnished
II req ueStcd.
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses
on orders, or sent for sale on com mission TO re-
spOnsioIe parties
HsAL Estate AND iNsURANcgs Estate
ooug ht and old and assurances eff scted
CLAIMS on THE UNITED STATES CouRr OF
CLAIMS, Cos Rzss-Claims on the United
states, before the Court OF Claims or Congress
iatIuse1 20 Us, VIII be prosecuted by able and
prompt attorneys.
CHJ3B BROTHERS,
jan " Opp0.ite the Treasury
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D E N r A l.

A ACARD.-SINCE 1T IS ALLEGED THAT
\ "Porcelain mounted on gold plate is the cnly
rellaole substance thatcan be worn in the mouth,
as shown by the last American Dental Conven.
tlon, Deem II but just to myself and the cause
In which labor, that statement to the public
should be made in this connection:
In addition to the general invitation which was
given the Dental Profession to attend Conven-
tion at Hope Chapel, In the city OF New York, In
August last, received a personal written invita-
usn from the Secretary, requesting me to attend
attend, and 81 owed specimens Of my style of
work, besides those that were then worn by per-
sons who were there. and had worn them for the
past three years. And these specimens attracted
the at entlon and admiration Of all who saw them
gave succtnct account Of the nature Of the ma
terals used, the process Of making, the complete
success OF the practical application OF my meth
over former methods.
But, let II be remembered, that a majority of
the me mbers Of that Convention deemed it sun
proiesslonai' to patent dental improvement,
t'at the single e-tooth manufacturing interest was
strongly represented there-and with which in.
terest my method most decidedly interferes-that
The report OF this Convention was published nm
aer the suPerintendence Of that interest; and fur
tner, be II remembered. as a significant fact that
my speech or explanation tcds not pubItshsd in
that report, t0hieh includ d every'hing else that
rdS sdtd, o. hOcersr trivial a nature
Therefore, (if 1t is true) that 1t was shown by
tnls Convention what is above stated the sub
stance thus SHOWN" may not be free from Ere
,udice But, whether It's or not, and whether
my taking out letters patent be deemed profes-
sonal or otherwise, shall still persist In holding
ana defending my petent, In spite Of the divers
insinuations and falsehoods Of my professional
brethren, and shall still continue TO manufacture
al my different offices, as have for the past three
years, my inimitable and absolutely perfect anti
fcial dentures and defy any dentist In this or any
other country, TO produce similar work Of art, to
equal In purity, beauty, durability or artistic ex-
eeuence, my.tyle Of teeth, which l am now ma
king and will further offer A REWARD OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, which shall be
promptly paid, in case they are so eIualled
MAHLON LOOMS,
276, between l1th and 18th SITS,
feb 3 Pa ave., Washington, ID 9.
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EXPANDING TIE LUNGs.-An exchange
gives the following suggestion for increasing
the capacity Of the lungs:
Step out into the purest air you can find,
stand perfectly erect, with the shoulders back,
and then, fixing the lips as though you were
going to whistle, draw the air. not through
your nostrils, but through the lips, into the
lungs When the chest is about half full,
gradually raise the arms, keeping them ex-
tended, with the palms Of the hands down, as
you suck in the air, 30 as to brig them ever
the head just as the lungs are quite full.
Then drop the thumb inward and alter gently
forcing the arms backward and the chest open,
reverse; the process should be repeated three
or four times Immediately after bathing, urd
also several times during the day. 1t is i'm
possible to describe to one who never tried il
the glorious sense of vigor which follows thi.
exercise 1t is the best expectorant in the
world We know a gentlen an, the measure
Of whose chest has been increased by this
means some three or four inches, during as
many months.
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A MAN ATTACKED BY WEAsELs On We'd
nesday last laborer named Hogarth, while
proceeding along the turnpike near the vii
lage of Smallholm, was set upon by twelve OF
these creatures At first he observed them
emerge out of dry stone dyke, and when he
was within fifty yards they made towards him
in a BODY He armed himself with "griev-
Gus crab tree cudgel," and awaited the ap-
proach of the ASSISTANTS. They came leisure
iy on, and when close to him, despite the
menacing attitude he assumed: nine OF tnelr
number attacked him in front, and made Two
or three Intellectual attempts to fasten tneir
teeth in his trousers, but by the active use OF
his weapon Eve of the nine h were t;ma n.sa 3D. 'ns
than had got behind, and clung tenaciously
to his legs, actually suffering themselves Il
he killed rather than release their hold. Of
the attacking force he succeeded in destroy.
ag eight t-ReISO Mail
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THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
l. by the subscriber for the apprehension 40
Of NEGRO MAN TOM, who ran away Glg
from George A Michel. Esq to whom A
he is hired for the year 1857.
Tom is about 90 years old, Of medium size aid
height. quite black, with full suit Of bushy
hair.
He is no doubt lurking about Georgetown or
Washington, as he as number OF acquaintances
In the District.
Iftaken beyond the limits Of the State a reward
OF $50 will be paid he must be brought hcme
to the subscriber or secured in Jail so that get
him again SHELBY CLARK,
feb 16-eof Upper Marlboro, Md
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DE n PISPRY
DR.. TEPHEN BAILY,
Office No. 19S Pennsylvania Avenue,
Three doors from 14th street.

nR. BAlLY begs leave to inform the public
- that he can be seen at all hours. at bis Office
located as above He feels assured that an exp. :
rience Of fftsea years practice, with the large
number Of patients, and great variety of dificu It
cases tina: he has treated essfullY will enable
him TO surmount any difficulty, scientific or 9th.
erwi'e, relating to the Teeth His own expert
ence confirming the opinion OF many men emi-
nent IN the profession, and especially Drs Harris
and and Il Pdrmly, has led him, long since,
70 discard all mercural preparations for filling
Teeth, also all Enames, 6utta Percha, India
Rubber, and Clements for the construction Of Con-
unuous Gum Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted
Oh Gold Plate, is the only reliable substance tha
can be worn la the mouth, as was most conclu-
sively shown by the last American Dental Con-
ventiOn.
Although he fiatters himself that from his long
residence and practice In Washington, he is IA
vorably known to bis numerous friends and pa
irons, ne begs leave TO refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector Of the Church OfEpphsny Of this city
DR.. STEPHEN BAILr Dear sirI desire express my
teen for you persSnsy and my conhie.ee Ia You
high sstisactory hope that receive the patron
dsserves Yoor. n'' your skii go ~en
Washington, August &c, lss6. J. ". FRENCH.
From one OF the Oldest firms In Baltimore Messr. Bogss
Having employed stephen Baiy Surgeon Denti-t Of
Washington City, to execute for important and m
and in view Of the fact that of tbs distinguished
members Of she Dental College Of Baltimore failed after
gives m great to entire confidence and
high estimation OF his professional skill.
Baltimore, January IL, 1877. HARNASS PCGGS.
Extract from nots received from the late Hon. John
Clayton.
L. 5. SENATE, August l9, 1855.
The teeth made for work admirably nothing could
be better. Very gratefully, JOHN II. CLAYTON.
To those that relief from the malades teeth
cheerfully mend Dr. s. BsiIy a
tst; he made seto porcelain teeth family
plugged several esth myself and the
well for more than ten ROBERT 7. NIXON,
ofthe Va. Conference Of tae NJ. e. Church SJuth.
April l9 1856.
We the having had occasion 20 avail ourselves
OF the professional skill of DR. s. Baly Surgeon Dentist
this city, having been cOsnZ mt Of his oPerstons
families friend tEe pleasure In eKpTesiT sduIrs
tsn Of his artistic SKILL ell as of the Gmly stisfC
In which he performs the delicate AMI E
hcut in Dental and RESPECTFULLY
him the confidence patronage public
which . consider him emnen;ly worthy
THOMAS U. WALTER, JOS. H. BRADLEY,
Architect L Capitol. OF Washington, u. c.
THOMAS MILLER, Al. D., GEORGE WALTON,
OF Washington, u. c. EI Governor OF Florida
b. s. BOHRER, N. d., WALTER LENOX,
OF Georgetown, ID. O. TX Mayor of Washington.
y. s. LINCOLN, NJ. d., HESEY BALDWIN,
Washington, D C. L. 5. Patent Oflce
y. c. WIGHT PTnci al Ri.tenhouss Academy
feb 20-l
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sHOEs-sHOES-SHOES.

HAVING CONCLUDED TO CLOSE OUT
4 my stock OF BOOTS, SHOES AND-sa.
BROGANS, and confne myself exclu- BS&5
sively to the DRY GOODS business, Nv
VIII commence this day to sell of my en- t&s.
tire s;ocI a. greatly reduced prices for cash. In
nv stock will be found general assortment Of
Ladies', Misses, and Children's CATERS and
SHOES Of every description Also, Gents Boys
and Youths BOOTS and SHOES Of every kind
and quality. lot OF Ladies' Black Caters at
the low price Of 60 cents, usual price 81. A lot
Of Ladies' Slippers and Ties at 3 cents, usual
price SO cents. MEMS good Shoes at SIX and 81 ,
usual price Il and 81 IS. Lots Of old fashioned
shoes Of different kinds, at abou: half price.
Purchasers will find they can save at least Hf-
teen per cent, by ex amining my stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
X 8. HYATT,
No ;i9 Seventh street, third door below the
Nor; hern Liberties Market feb 2l-eo3t
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IF you WANT TO BUY CHEAP
DRY GOODS

A l. AT H. g. YATT'S,
No. 349 Seventh street,
Third door bslo,c the Northern Libertes' Market,
WHERE WILL BE FOUND RICH AS
w SORTMENT Of
Plaid Silks from Sc cents, up
sc fast colored Gingh hams at and 10 cts usual
price 10 and 12 cents
Fine Irish LiIens at 25 cents, richly worth &c.
50 dozen Ladies' Fine Linen Hendkerchiefs at
64 cents
so dozel Linen Shirt Bosoms at lex, usual price
rs cents
20 yards good Calico for 81
Yard wide unbleached Cottons at OK cents
6ood black Alpaca at lex cents
All kinds Of Winter 6oods at prime cost
A lot OF Lawns, Challies, Barge de LANES and
Bareges left over from last season. which
will be sold extra cheap
large lot Of Cloaks and Mantillas at less than
cot
Just opened, very large lot of Ble3ched and
Brown Sheeting and ShirtiDg Cottons Of the very
best makes, at very low prices.
lot OF BLANKETS and BED COMFORTS
very cheap.
BE particular, and remember the name and
numoef feb 21-eo3t
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Ea dorado HOUSE,

FsHHsyIrdnid dcenns. bstutsn 3D. and4H streets
Washington, ID c.
A CARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO
"A Inform his friends and visi ors to the
Metropolis, that during the Inauguration, H.SsS
In addition to his well supplied Oyster and -G.M
hefreshment Saloon, he will have a table con-
stanty set fJr the accommodation of his patrons
where they can BREAKFAST, DINE and SUP
AT ALL HOURS.
He will also have large number Of well aired
and comfortable sleeping apartments
J. CLEMENT REYNOLDS,
Ieo Z-ot Proprietor.
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- Is still making those beautiful -SpEea
:oEcnuous GUM TEETH, called
Aliens Patent, for the excelIency Of UIIfU
wearing them in this city, will cheerfully voucb
There Is one Dentist In this city who has been
lcfiinging the patent, and made bad Imitation
Hit, against whom hereby caution the public
N. b. Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
sroPsr!s eonstrxcfsd, is because he Is ignorant
n the process, incompetent to make the work, or
unwilling to pav for the patent. Je 16-tf
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &c.
~ FOR SALE. oAER n

0EQW Il
SS gentleman soon to leave the ESS4
city, offers at private sale
An elegant pair Of bay CARRIAGE HORSES,
half brothers, OF Eclips stock and wears O, d .
over 10 hands high, fast travellers, OF splendid
style and action suited to all harness ard the sad
die without fault or blemish, and believed to
have no equals In the District
An extra aORSE, closely mating and used al
ternately with the above bay, Of Trustee stock
2 years old, sound and kind, and suited to all
harness, particularly valuable as single family
horse
A beau iful BAY MARE, Of Messenger stock X,
> years old. Is hands high, of great speed and
bottom, sound and kind, and remarkably fine as
ladies' saddle horse.
500.
A handsome FAMILY CARRIAGE, nearly
new, suitab e for summer and winter cos. $3.50
A LEArHER-1OP BUGGY, Of handsome
style, ne orly new, cost $3.50
A set Of elegant DOUBLE HARNESS, used
but a few times, cost Sl5O
Lot Of DOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESS,
Saddles, Brides, &c
Only such as are willing to pay fair price need
apply. Enquire at this office. feb i6- 2awtf
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EINsURASCE

VIE MU 1UAL r IKE INSURANCE COMs
Il pany Of the District Of Columbia off1rs to
the properly owaers of the District the cheapest
and as safe means Of Insurance against Loss by
Fire as any other company, as will appear by an
examination Of It's principles.
The insured becomes d member at certain fixed
and uniform rates, for which he gives deposi.e
note, Interest payable annually In advance, to
form fund for tie payment Of losses All pay
ments ale placed TO the credit Of the insured and
after losses and expenses are deducted, and saw
tngs tha' may accrue are returnable, agIeeably to
tee charter and bylaws, without deduction, and
With iIteress thereon.
The actual working Of this company for the
past year shows the tual cost Of insuring arst-
class prope. ty 20 be but nile c-nts each 500,
and on other property In the same proportion
Office adjoining (loIth) the Bank OF " Washing-
ton feb q eOlt*
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DENTAL SURGeON

DENEAL SURGEON.
h. /: COSBY, PENN AVENUE, BE.
~ tween Sixth and Seventh streets, ~@
Al the place formerly occupied by DR..
Van Patten, has just received a very 1rfHO
arge supply Of articles pertaini ,g to dentistry.
ana respectfully invites the public to give him a
calI; Having devoted his whole time to the pro-
lesslon, ne Is perfectly safe In declaring that he
VIII give entire satisfaction In every case The
dee nov 10 tM,rohMs
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wAsHiNaTONINsURANCE COMPANY.

Subscriptions to capital stock authorizsd
N ACCORDANCE WITH TIE PROVIs-
l. Ions OF tue I'd section Of the g act 10 incorpo-
rate an insu ance Company In the city Of Wash.
ington, approved February Is, 1857 )" the subscri-
oers, being the persons named In the LIST section
OF said act do hereby authorize a subscription TO
De opened for the capital stock Of said con- pany
at the Stationery Store of VIM. f. BAYLY, on
pennsylvania avenue, between 11th and 18th
streets, on Monday, the 9th Of March next te-
tween the hours Of II and3 O'Clock p m
The provisions Of the said d section are as fol-
Lows, and must be strictly complied with:
dnd be IT further enacted, The the Terscns
named In the foregoing section, or meiority Of
them, are he: eby uthor!zed to open subscription
In the city OK Washington for raising a capital
stock Of two hundred Thousand dollars In shares
OF twenty dollars each, and that each person on
subscribing shall pay to the persons above men
tlonsd four dollars on each share subscribed for
ana that The remainder OF the said twenty dollars
shall be secured by negotiable noIes, signed and
endorsed to the satisfaction Of said persons or a
majority Of them, and payment thereof may be
demanded at snch times and in such proportions
as the President and Directors rea tel mention
ed shall judge ad visabe. giving six weeks no.
tice In three Of the gsZetes printed In the district
OF Columbia
SILAS Fl HILL,
J. G. Mc6 UIRE,
BENJAMIN BEALL,
SAMUAL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
AUGUSTUS K. PERRY,
G. MILLER.
WIN. T. DOVE,
WALTER LEMON,
NJ. w. CALF
WALTER HARPER,
w. WALL,
WM. F BiYLY
WAsHlSGTcN, February %, 1857.
feb 24-3tawtmar9hd
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DR.. C. 3. GOODMAN,
Dentist, and Manufacturer of Artificial
Teeth.

l. as TO require Artificial Teeth will <pzA
dnd without any nonsense or hum Fafs.K
buggerJ) Teeth set upon a metallic OlIYyU
base or plate Ma erials pure and properly con-
structed as being superior to all other modes
The various operations Of Dentistry faithfully
and properly eIecu'ed. Tender Teeth rendered
u eful for life, by rev means Teeth extracted
carefu'Iy, easily, and skiilfuly
ntcc corner Of 9ih street. and Pa. avenue.
feb 7-3m
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Rectifyiug Establishment.

THE UNDERSIGNED Takes THIS
method Of Informing liquor dea,ers that he
has fitted up a RECTIFYiNG ESTABI,IsH-
MEN In tails city, and is now prepared e sup
ply al those who NAV favor him with their Gus
tom. he has on hand a large stock OF Brandles
6in, Wines, aud Old Whiskeys, which be can
sail At rs low figure as they can be purchased
for either ia Baltimore or Philadelphia
~ b. Tne subscri Der has also on hand large
loi Of Foreign and Domestic Cigars
PETER PECAN
No. % Louisiana avenue, near 10th ST.
Ian l4-6mR
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HARD TO BELIEvE.-Malton B Butler, a
timber cutter of Scriven county, Georgis,
went to Savannah since Christmas to sell tim
Der, was taken sick, and, it was thought,
died. There being boat about to leave, his
remains were deposited In q coffin and cent
homo. On opening the cofin after its arrival,
he was discovered 10 smile Medical assist
ance was Immediately called, and 1t s said
that he is fast recovering He was In the eof-
I'm nearly two days and nights.
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

yEJE DECLINED DOING BUSINESS THE
w second time and forever for q certain com
psny; mn:e than paid all indebts dness. After
which they published that the agency was dis
Continued. The object was so apparent that the
effect has been 10 increase cur business
We have within few months ceased to act for
two others, for which we have done some little
and paid them In full. We hope they will not
publish II until we have had time TO find good
additional clerk, for we have now our hands quite
full, the premiums for life and fire inturance
having exceeded one thousand dollars the present
week
You wisely infer that companies that would
quarrel with US would be more likely to quarrel
with you, as you have long known we were peace
ably inclined having paid TO widows and orphans,
and fer e losses, without any lawsuits, over
SI40, ,OCO since we have been in business.
Annual statements Of our Life Company are
ready for delivery, and show that 1t is equal to
any, il not superior to all, afordng S35 dividend
for every hp ndred paid in.
We have also Fire Insurance COMPANY,
among others, with a very large capital, that dis
stribuIes among It's customers three fourths Of all
Its profits.
we shall continue to watch your interest with
ceaseless vigilance. J C. LEWIS,
Superintendent
Once i92 Seventh street, below the Genera |
Post Ofice
Ps All losses that have become due have
been promptly paid, either by ourselves or the
companies. feb % colin
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DR.. Willard, Dentist.
LATE OF CHICAGO.

II OULD RESPECTF ULLY INFORM
w the citizens Of the District and <S-
In Was hington, he Is now prepared to lIfYYY
perform ali operations, In his profession, in The
Once No. 2so Penn. avenue, adjoining eau.
lers. r
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MEtHANIC8L, AERICULTURAL,A AND
SClENTIFIC BULLETIN,
CT the Metropolitan Institution Fair.
TBE UNDERSIGNED WILL PUBLISH
daily, during the continuance Of the Metro
politan Institute Fail, and in the Fair Building a
Journal, devoted to general intelligence, ilustfa
tions OF new Inventions. etc. 1t offers an unusu
al opportunity FOR manufacturers, patentees, pat
ent, and other agents to give a wide spread
circulation to their advertis ments and to inven
toIs Tor explaining the utility, economy, and
operation Of their prod AUCTIONS.
The latest important news by telegraph viii
also be found In its columns
Applications for subscriptions and advertise
ments can be made TO
HENRY POLKINHORN, or
feDU-2w T. BARNARD.
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NEW DRY GOOD STORE.

HESUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED
Il the stock Of Dry Goods In the store, No 375
Ito stree near I. formerly occupied by X. 6 Hy-
att, and recently by J w. Barneclo, viii hereaf-
ter continue the business In said store, where be
will be pleased 10 see his friends and the public
In general and will endeavor TO please every Gus
TONER that favors him with their patronage
Having bought the old stock at greatly reduced
price, he Is closing II out at ~ per cent less than
the original cost IN order 10 make room for a fresh
supply Of Spring foods.
CHAS F. PERRIE,
feb 2O-2w No 375 7th street. near T.
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HARPERS MAGAZINE FOR MARCH
l. received this morning, and for sale by the
Agent, j. SHILLINGTON
Odeon Building, corner X st. and Penn. ave.
Sbillington has also just received another
large lo Of the Police Gazette for February Ia nd
2lst, containing full account Of the BurdelI
Tragedy, with many Illustrations feb 25-3t
NOTiCE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
" the late arm OF G.. X l.. GOOD CO., of
Georgetown, are hereby notified that the Books
have been placed In my hands for settlement
Those wsning 10 avoid expense had better call
at an eaJlY day and settle
X. P. JACKSON,
feb 25-I No. 15i Bridge street.
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ID. SMITH.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
rONVEYANCING IN ALL ITS BRANCH
~ e., promptly attended to; and all business
pertaining to the ofhce OF a Magistrate will be
dispatched at The earl est moment.
tGrOface 18th street, between F and g, west
side feb Ia I'm
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- just opening at
MCLAUGHLIN & CO.'S,
feb Is 20, bet Slh and 9th sts