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DESTRUCTION OF TIE WoRLp.-A German
astronomer has recently predicted the rapid
approach Of comet towards the earth, which,
a. on sns 18th Of June, viii compass it, entire
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NOT1CE-TO THE SCIENTIFIC
~ And OTHERS AS yet the principle

SNUTICE.-TO THE SCIENTIFIC
~ AND OTHERS As yet the principle
Of the Horoscope remains yelled In mystery as
regards Its motion or cause Of motion
Mr. GEORGE ELLIOTT, the IEFonaut, has en-
called upon by several scientific gentlemen Of this
and other cities to test the question respecting the
Induction Of its motion bv electric forces and Mr.
Z will, therefore, on Tomorrow Afternoon, at
bis ascension af er H. ating his Balloon, test the
kotroscopical motion In a state Of perfect insula.
tion, by placing the Horoscope in his car, 1t be-
Ing In rapid state 81 motion, while the Balloon
and 1t are disconnected with the earth.
The Ascension takes place at 4 O'Clock, nom
the Ampitheatre, corner Of 9TH street ard the Az.
enue,-the building lately used Is the Circus
The place is well fitted up with seats for all who
may feel disposed to favor tie Eronaut with their
presence. fine Band Of nj usic will be In at
tendance to enliven the occasion =
Tickets only Is cents.
mar u it, n PRIMER AGENT
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mar 1876

COR BOsTON.-THE SUPERIOR FAST
Z sailing clipper schooner PeaIl-BIown, <A&
Master, hm arrived ard will have quci <&S&
dispatch for the above port For freight or Iss-
cage apply 70 HARTLEY . BRO, 1ol Water
street, 6eoegstow1. mar ILL
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Proceedings Of Te.Day,

THE SENATE, while in open session this
morning did no business Of public interest, t. .
Pennsylvania Senatorial contest case mr..
Cameron's) not having been taken up
A number Of nominations were confirmed.
and. 1t seems TO be understood, they next pro.
ceeded to the consideration Of the Dallas.Cla
rendon treaty.
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MRS. BATES. AT HER BOARDING.
AVA House, on the southwest corner OF Penn.
avenue and 9th street, has made arrangements to
soeommodAte large number Of stranger Win
aesls y any tine throughout the day,snA Log
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MRS D. JONES DESIGNS OPENING A
IVA School for Young Ladies on the 9th Of March
In one Of the buildings fer nerly occupied by DR.
Peck, No. 45l 18th street, between s. and q, Ia
which will be taught the various branches Of Eng
lish, with French, Music, Drawing, Papier
Machie. &C
For terms Apply to the principal at her residence.
department. for little Boys win also be formed
feb o. 2wH
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Lost and Found,


T osr-THIs MORNING, IN The CENTRE
IL Market. Green Morocco PURSE, contain
Ing about $50 or SO In notes ard gold. The an
ONCE. mar 70 -ats
@Un REWARD -RANAwAY FROM
Y1O the subscriber on sunday, the LIST -
sEWELL, alias Cregg-about is years Of N
age, feet or g inches high. chestnut col IL
or Had on when he left dark clothing. % Il
no doubt lurking about the city, or II is supposed
he has gone down the river fishing.
The above reward viii be paid to any person
PRESLEY w. DORSEY,
mar 10 st Dorsev's Hotel, cor. 9TH and SITS.
EOUND-ON The STEPS OF The Pnes,.
L dents Mansion last Friday evening, March
9Th. A BRACELET, which the owner may re-
c,ver by proving property and pavipg for this
advertisement Apply to d. o. HARE, Engravs
er, 2S4 Penn. avenue. mar ii Ste
NOTICE. - STOLEN FROM MY RESI-
y dence, No. 37l Third street on "Wednesday,
the 9TH instant. -FOUR CERTIFICATES Of
follow: One, No a74, dated September Io,h,
1885, for ore hundred dollars, Interest payable
ssmlsnnually; one, No. 2916, dated Oct. "a 1855,
for four hundred dollars, interest payable guar.
tefiy; one, No 1907, dated September 10, lsss for
and one, No ass7, in favor Of ssmT. PhiIiis,
dated July 94th, 1885, for three hundred dollar,
interest payable quarterly This Is to forwsn al
p IRONS from trading or In any manner receiving
said osrtncstes, es shall apply to the Mayor and
Register Of said Corporation for renewal Of laid
Also, stolen at the same time, GOLD WATCH
with silver face. for the return Of which I viii
give . reward Of Ten Dollars
mar ll-3t GEORGE w. PHILLIPS.
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NOTICE.
NY WIFE, ELIZABETH DABNEY. ANR

MY WIFE, ELIZABETH DABNEY, ANp
Iv1 myself having separated, and now living
separate and apart from each other under such
circumstances as exempt me from liability for
any debt which she may act, deem IL
proper to give notice to the public at large, as
hereby do, that she Is not authorized to contract
not be responsible for, or pay any debt which she
may contract either In her own name or mine.
ChISWELL lABNEY.
LYNcHBuls, Va, February IA, 1s5?
feb 2S dim
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TwENTY FIVE PIANOS IN STORE,
i bs;ng the largest stock In this city 70 ssiecs
ffum. JOHN =. BLLl4
-H,uAz as-1o "a, nsss i0ik -.
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GPERM CANDLKS.-
~ SO boxes Sperm Candles, as and 6,e
SO boxes. Adamantine do SIS and les
100 dozen Essences
100 dozen TIeson de Bausey Champagne
50 boxes Mould Candles, SIS and e,s
so boxes Vermacelli and Msccaroni
JONAS p LEVY,
Wine, Liquor, End Grocery Store,
mar lV-lw 367 Penn. avenue.
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For the redemption of Stocks.... 50 0se o3
For the Treasury Department.. 3l,297 30
For the Interior Department... 1882 az
War warrants received and On.
w. ts.e d.: ss,2es 27
entered .......:......... 2,241 IS
Interior repay warrants received
and entered. .................. 1852 80
On account of the Navy.......... 6s,os9 IS
From miscellaneous sources. 1912 70
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SHILLING OFF AT COST.
SaEPHERD, 700 BROADWAY. NEW Yorh.
~ now at PARKER'S Fancy Store, under Ma.
tional Hotel, will commence selling Of the 70.
mainder Of their stock Of CAPS, Head Dresses
Ribbons, Flowers, &C., 30.
PARKER'S Fancy ard Perfumery Store,
mar 1l-Sts under National otei
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c L AIR VANCE.
MADAME SWEET.

LAIRVoYlNr,
b as arrived In this City ana
taken roc ms az No SOS nh
St, opposite Odd Fellow,
Hall where she is ready 20
receive consultations rsspec-
ting the
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WARRINGTON

COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
over sWEENY, RITTsNHOUsE FAINT
- Co.'S Banking House, No 3sa near
Browns, Hotel, Penn'a avenue
Prof sHl' BROOKE. Principal.
The Course will embrace Practical Permau.
ship, Book Keeping by Single and Double EntTy.
pertaining to q complete M ercanti,e Educat,on
Practical and experienced Teachers engaged.
Hours for Ladies or Gentlemen to suit their con
venience. For particulars apply to the PIinsipsi.
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ID During q years tour in the south and
West, Madame SWEET has been consulted bv
upwards Of Ten TAossasd Psrsoas, aBd In po,
Of the Age.
Term, Of oonsslfasion-Ladiss, 81; Gentle
men, u feb A-lms
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CARUsI's SALOON-E CARUsl,s
NJ Soiree will take place THIS EVENING
In the large Saloon as the Exhibition Of the Pan
Drama OF Japan and China VIII not take place I'M
til Friday. II,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, CORNER
~ 11th street and Pa. avenue-Mr F. N.
CRoucH's, Historical, Biogaphica] Sketches, and
Readings on the Science and Progress Of Music,
and the Works Of the Early Mas ers, fgh Of the
course, THIS EVENING, March 18th, at g
O'Clock. MISS M BEACH will preside at the
Piano Forte. 1t4
EASTER BALL-ThE COLUMBIA
M Fire COMPANY would respectfully in.
form their friends and the public generally that
they intend giving their Annual Ball on EASTER
MONDAY, April 18th. mar 12-Gt.
~TO THE PUBLlC.-wHILsT Ac-
~ cording to DR.. J. NJ. Gibson all due
credit for his well meant publication in the Star
OF Tuesday, he must pardon me for thus ststing
that greatly prefer that my professional reputa-
tion should depend alone on my success as a phy.
sician, as best promulgated orally by my patients
themselves. WM. Il. MASSEY, H. D.
3s7 Penn. aveaue.
In justice to DR.. Massey, state, thst he had
communication Of Tuesday. Nv interest In the
cause Of suffering humani y melting me thereto
and most certainly pub ished nothing that did
not believe strictly true and Just, both to Dr.. NJ.
ana many afflicted. J. nj. GIBSON, M ID.
Ito corner Of 18th and ID SITS. Washington.
ANnTICE -rO TUE ccrrNryErc
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NOTICE.
A LII TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1855 RE.
"A manning unpaid, must be settled by the 1st Of
April. After that date I viii proceed TO dis,rair
without respect to persons. Delinq uen9 would
do well to attend TO this, to save trouble and eI
pense.
e.o.s.tows, S D. O. a.1sS aa i EsI1e''0f
mar 4-lm4
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"A fully called to the extensive sale OF valua BILE
City Lots, Farm, and Quarry Lots belonging to
the estate Of the late VIM. Easily, commencing
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 10Th, at 3
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, and contributing
each succeeding day, at that hour, until the
whole Is disposed Of
mar lid &c MCGUIRE. Auet
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w ED.-TAE HIGHEST PRICE,
w paid In cash for Old Silver, at HOODS 81
VET Ware Manufscsory, 33e Penn. avenue, psu
9th street. ascS
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maj IV-IW 07 Penn. avenue.
PINE WOOD q SO PER CORD DELIV.
Erred.
DERsONs WANTING A CORD AND UP.
wards Of good PINE WOODca can be supplied
at toe above low price, by calling at
j. w. MYERS CO.
3DP Terms cash.
once and Yard corner Of and ed streets, LIST
Ward. mar Got
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I ECfURES ON fnk BRITISH POETS
II by Henry Reed, 3 vols
The Sisters Of Soleurs, tale Of the Sixteenth
Century, by g S.W
Sylvia, and other Poems, BY Thomas Buchan-
IN Read
Claremont; or The Undivided q ousehold.
History OF King Richard the Flint, by Jacob
Abbott
Docharty's Elements Of Plane and Solid &C.
ometry. .-... ----..t
Artists Bhdsi or Pawnbroker's Heir, by En-
efson Bennett -
De Bows Review for March. So .rH. ....
mar 10 FRANcK TAYLOR.
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IUSf ARRIVED AND FOR SALE-3o
- head Of Western Virginia HORSES, n
some very 6ne saddle and harness Horses 1AS
among them, superior 10 any ever In this market.
Purchasers will plese give me q call, a. the above
viii be disposed Of at fair prices and on accom-
modating terms. w c. HAZEL,
Beali street, between Bigh and Congress
Also, one thorough bred STALLION, which
can be bought very low. mar l1-Iw
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HAVE A FEW OF THOSE CHEAP TOI
L LET SETS on hand, which wish TON
LET'S and other GLASS WARE, that must -
be sod preparatory TO a change in my business
All that want to buy cheap, please call at No
300, between oh and 10th IT. eets, Penn. avenue.
feb 17-6m JOHN AcOEVITT.
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sfkfNs MlLaINEAY AND DRESS

rUsT RECEIVED A PULL ASSORTMENT
y OF Shake1s, all sizes, Straw Bonnet. ~
Flats, Caps, and Straw Thinning, r french ~
Flowers, choice selsctiea, Ribbons, Rib- ~
bon kuches, and Lscss, Grapes, SILKS, Tarleton,
and Fancy Seeds Of all kinds, st
WIN. p. sHEDD's,
mar 1871 (Intel) 6o2 11th street
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mixed "phelinks" of all Republican abolition
dom, the thing may be accomplished in q
trice.
But the truth is, the milk in this particular
cocoa nut is not the fact that bred l. Co. are
to continue in slavery; but that the law, as
affirmed by the highest judicial tribunal in
the land, forever puts an estoppel on the plea
that the principles of the Republican party
are in accordance with constitution and law.
The Rumors.-We advise tho distant pub.
Lie to place no confidence Whatever in the
thousand and ono rumors from this city-of
which most of tho W Washington (newspaper)
correspondence of tho hour is made up. That
is, concerning the views and purposes of the
new Administration. The writers, for lack of
facts to write on, are simply playing their
old game Of manufacturing surmises for the
amusement of distant wonder mongers. Though
the Administration is not yet fairly installed
has hardly had an opportunity of glancing
at half dozen points involved In che dis
charge of its manifold dutiss-sach of these
vise-acres announces Its determination fairly
and fully settled upon almost all matters and
questions Of public interest. We have wit.
messed such expeditions on the advent of each
succeeding administration for the last quarter
Oh century, and rarely knew ono of them to
prove worth the paper on which it was written.
Inc cioseness with which the new administra.
uon Is already dsvoting itself to consultation
In Caoinet council, is guarantee 10 thu coun.
try that its members are BY no means tn. han
hssard men they are really represented 70 =.
by writers, who insist that they hav. aIr.aav
matursd their plans and policy for the conduct
of the Government for the next four YEAR,
The Boston Custom-Houss Is eviden,,x
destined not to 90 begging for some patriotic
gentleman to accept 1t on the termination of
General Psaslee's term as Collector. There
are already said to bs quite a number who
have signiasd that they won't play the COY
maiden u pressed 10 eonssst-NI. J. B. Moore
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WHALEBUNE.-JUS RECEIVED, A
w large invoice Of extra quality SKIRT
WHALEBONE, boiled In oil: For sale low
by JOHN kICHEY,
mar l2.3t l92 9TH street.
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PIANOS FOR SALE ANO TO RENT.
DIANOS WHICH RECEIVED The FIRST
premiums In washington. Balu-9@U
Of Steinway & Sons, New York, and from other
factories, always on hand, at moderate prices and
convenient terms, at No. 400 1lth street, above
Penn avenue Second hand Planes taken In
exchange for new ones Tuning attended to.
mar 10 eo1m4
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MOTTO X ALL PERSONS DESIRING
IN the services Of the Georgetown Night scay.
enger, will be promptly attended to by dropping
note In the box at the cfhse Of the Clerk Of the
Market or my house, naming street and number OF
house, as well as their own name
mar 12.3t JOHN HISS
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MONT6OMERY GUARDS, ATTEN.
~ lON.-You are hereby notified to at
tend q special meeting Of the Company on
THURSDAY EVENING. the 18th inst Puno-
tual attendance 10 called for, as business ef i'm
portance Will be transacted. By order Of Capt
KEY: THOMAS McENIRY,
mar 10-H Secretarv
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SHOW BEEF! SHOW BEEFu

ssRRECK," THE CELEBRATED SHOW
- Beef, vin be served up at stall eS~6'
No 80 Centre Marke., ON SATUR-kEzS
DAY next, the 14,h instant, In cuts to NN
suit purchasers.
This Beef weighs 3, 600 lbs , and was brought
from the Old Dominion.
corps Of attendants Wiu be In readiness 70
execute all orders with promptness and despatch
All baskets viii be delivered correctly and safely
To the lovers Of the name OF Brec iinridge and
good Beef, and especially one reared on the soil
Of Old Virginia, we invite you all to come, with
your big baskets and your pockets full Of dimes.
No more at present.
mar 9-5t# J. T. VARNElL
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~A ATTENTION, WASHINGTON
~ HIGRLANDERS You are hereby no.
titled that the regular monthly mt citing Of the
Company will bs held at your Armory, ON
THURSDAY EVENING G, the 18th In slant, atty
O'Clock. full and punctual attendance ID re-
qusstet. By order Of 1No. WATT, Captain:
mar 1l-2t 6. w FLOOD, Sec
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vuyANTED-BOTH LADIES And GEN.
w tiemen, more especially those out Of employ.
meut, to learn one Of the most probable Arts nov
business From % to es per day can Be made q
Il without any labor. Housekeepu and Hote
keepers viii save much expense BY Learning si'
greatest Of discoveries- Can be learned In I've
minutes Sale a. permanent a. butter. For par
tic uiars address, with stamp enclosed, 10 THOe.
3. sYLvEsTER, Box eoa Post OAoe, wssh.
ington city, ID. O. msrelvs
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0R oiGAl. NORlOga.
~ IF YOU HAvE RfIkUMATIsM-
USE CANTER,a RPANIaH MixTIIR

a IF YOU HAVE RHkUMATIsM-
- USE CASTEKS SPANISH MlxTURE.
IF VOC HAPE SCROFELd-
USE CARrEk8 SPANISH MIXTURE
iF inn HAVE PAIN and 4CHINt; OF THE
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
if YOU HApE SUFFERED BY MERCURY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
iF 1oC IKE SURJECT TO ROLLS
USE CARTkR's SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU HaFE EkTPTTONS on THE ShIN--
USE CARRIERS Spanish MIXTURE
IF lotR LITER Is AFFEC TED
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
III YOU HAVE FETERS AJD NIGH
SVEATS-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
n fOt HAVE CHRONIC SORE THROAT
r., var USE CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE.
If fot HhpE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
IF IOU HAZE NERVOUS DEBILITY
Use CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If }OER BLOOD rs IMPURE
Use CARTsR'S SPANISH MIXTURF
If YOE TFANT THE BEST ALTERATIpI
IN THE WORLD
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU WANT Il MEDICINE THAT CON
T.4INS NO MERCERY---
UsE GARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU WANT TO KEEP RIGOROUS AM
HEALTHY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
ALL THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
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y Building /.
INTERESTING TO BUILDERS

STEAM AND MACHINE CARPENTER SHOP.
We return thsnks to our friends and the public
for the liberal and atterins patronage we have re-
ceived since we conn., sncsd business.
Thus encouraged, we have from year to year en-
lsrged our establishment, increased our fsciiiies
and extended our operations until they now EN- brace
every department connected with the Carpenters
trade.
Our shop is fitted up with every variety Of Wood
working machinery, including the latest inventiou.
and beat improvements by which are enabled t.
oisr great Inducements to those who contemplate
building to give an opportunity to contract and
builders to furnish all kinds CT portable finished Car
peuiers' WORK, such as
DOOR aud WINDOW FRAMES,
CASINOS, TRIMMINGS,
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS. aud PANEL WORK
CORNICES, MOULDED BRACKETS, sc.
PORCH COLUMNS Of any style.
huted or otherwise,
BALUS1RADES, STAIR RAIL &c, &c
All ct abort notice aud as prices considerably lower
than such can be done for By haud working
We the purchasers and patent owners OF
GEARS MACH NE fol WORKING and MOULD.
ING IRREGULAR forms in wood" to which we
would call the particular attention of CABINET and
CARRIAGE MAKERS. and others using such work,
srd to CARPENTERS, Tor doing GIRO LAR
FRAME and SASH work
ara pre- pared to do sURFACING, FLAMING saw.
ING, JOiNTlNG TENONING, MORTICING, and
SCROLL SAVING. at very moderate prices.
70 COUNTRY BUILDERS and others along the lines
OF the various public Improvement we would say,
that will make esinstes from plans furnished US,
for all kinds eff TRaESPORTABLE CARPEN.
TEHs WORK, such as is enumerated shove, snd
confident make it greatly to their adyan-
tage to order OF We pay particular attention to
such orders, and promise all who favor that
will carefully preserve our 0utatoa for prompt
ness punctualtty, and faithful and skllfu workm
ship.
All OF our work il made of the b,st and we'll SEA.
soned material, and WARRANTED.
JNO. Il GEO. GIBSON,
fe Adm Corner Cary and 9Th SITS.
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spxCIAL NOYIOEk.

pr
rxy- Trbrnary 18th. lSJ5.--Thcmas n.
49, 4 Co Mr. WILLIAM n GORDON. Mr.
pI'HsRD o. HALL and Mr.. WILLIAM j. E0-
SJEsrON were admitted to an inter. q, in our bu-
,nss.. ON the first Of January lsst.-TH0MAs R.
pslrE & co have commenced receiving their
Sr;og .,pp y and from this time to the end OF the
ason bs every srrssl will add largely to their e1.
s.-s;ve stock Of Domestic and Imported DRY
f,OoDs Among the things Just to hand will be
found
Rich Lsse SETS
Frerch Worked COLLARS
S-lset RIB8ONss
FRENCH CAMgRICs and CHlN1E
White Cotton CAMBRIA
Hoop SHIRTS .,
White and Colcre3 TARLETONS
Ensish CALlCOs
ia Lipen SHEETlS}S
Irish LINENS, best make
nsmssk CLOTHS and NAPKINS
"a and to. Table UAAASk
3G4 sn6 IA Cotton SHEETINSs
r. DIAPER
STRLRPS and CRASH, nc.
And during the receipt Of their new Goods. they
II eor.iuia TO close out, upon their second foor
"a rnsuyaa,s Of Bsreges. Rich Striped and Fis'd
STks Betass sc Lanes. Hernapis and other sty les
Dre,s (iooc. togethe~ with sheet'ngs, Linens, Ia
he Dsinssks Toweliinss. NAPKINS, &c at far less
rr;.Ts than the same goods will command when the
ina. will have fully opened
f. PRICE co,
Z. Ia-dim SO Kain st.
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,sY- Visiting and Wedding Cards..-J. AL
Sat ALLEN. tbs Virgins Card Writer, be
i.n1 in the Reading Boom OF tbs Exchange Hotel,
iron, 3 A. IL, until P. M aud from 2 M. until
~ ? NJ, where he will Yunctually srt.nd to sill
s-~s ,of Visiting and Wedding Cards. Ladies and
Gentlemen living in the neigaooring towns be
sDrplIed with Cards a. short notice, By addressing
ne a. the Exchange Hotel, ard enclosing the
oIn0Cnt.
TERMs-For Plain Visiting Cards, written on the
best quality suameled Card, s. per pSck; Wedding
sud Invitation CsEds, "a per pack.
j. A. ALLEN,
"a l5-d3n Exchange Hotel.
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By Alex Snfs. Auct.

L GOODS. SHOES, HATS. Gc.-Will be sold,
at auction, at my store, on TUESDAY. February
a. commencing at 10 o'clock, the stock Of country
store, consisting OF silks Bsreges Deaines; Linen
Driliines; yestnRs; Summer a1d Winter ClethtnR;
Ribbons La :es Hats: Shoes Trace Chains; Locls 5,
Hose Collars; Hosiery; handkerchief; suspen-
ders 10. embracing desirable stock for the retail
trade. Terms ash.
By order of the Trustee.
Sale conducted by ALEX. EoTT, Auct. fe 2,
ADDITIONAL-Willb e added to tho above sss,
one super. Mahogany Bedstesd and Spring Msttre"
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ry~ Nervous Suiierers--Rev. John LINN
sh.n kesr him-he suffered long with the Bronchitis,
5.A 10 sive up preaching By the use Of Hampton
fracture he hiss been restored ard is now doing good
srvce az Presiding Elder IN the Fredericksburg Dis
fr.et Thousands speak the same language. and tel
q cures Ct Cough Rheumatism, ScTofuls, Chills and
Fever. &c
TO the female say II s suited 10 all the dis
-.es 10 which their deoats aformstion Is subject.
Let the eEc ted csll those having It for sale aud
gat descriptive pamphlet and see certificates Hear
l. II and do likewise.
BALTTM "Rg, Jan. Gath, 1855.
H-..-s MORTIMER / howBRAY:
: sac pjeus1Ts in saying TO you that hsye used
>1r 'tIsmpton's Tinctuce" with great profit. From
= serious throst affection, my general heath had be-
-a,re very rIueh impaired, when commenced to use
,.alnntous Tincture" | found its effects upon my
General health most satUtsry. Ny nervous sys-
IAN sn5 digestive orfsng toon rishtod up under its
ksve several times recon ended 1t to my friends,
and IN every case, 80 far IS lave been informed,
hey have used il with GEcces.
Yours truly,