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MEIsSoSIER'S TABLECLOTH SNErCHEs.-
An old anecdOte is told Of MeiSsOnier the great
French forest artist. He was lately dining at
brussels, and among the company was Baron de
kuyf. who recently exhibited some charming
Landscapes at the Palais Industre Smoking
was the order Of the day, and Mei<sonier, while
lighting hiscigar. took il into his head to make
sketch on the table cloth with the burnt end
The Baron kept lighting matches, and as soon as
the end was carbonized, placed them close to the
French painter and by the time he had smok ed
his second cigar he had finished 4 charming
sketch OF an old renter. beautifully executed
hen the evening was over NJ. de kuyf took
the table cloth, folded il up and going down to
the mistress Of the estabiishme mt, said - Mad
anne, be good enough TO lock up this table cloth
with great care. Tomorrow L will call for it
and pay You the value oft" - But SIR was
the answer, - / must at least get il wash
ell =" Nothing of the Sort said the Baron,
- wish to have it just as il, with all its spot.
and marks. The next day accordingly, he
came and took away the spacious tabe-cloth,
which he has since had fran cd in a curious style
with double frame the sketch being placed in
the smaller one. and the rest Of the linen care
fully AMI tastefu!ly arranged in the space be-
tween the frames. 1t is said that an amateur
has already offered NJ. de kuyff 5000 franc.
for il
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FIGEMEN : ENAuiSATIOS "A correspondent
OF the California Spirit of the Times gives the
following specimens Of the examinations to
whish candidates for membership in the Fire
Department Of San Francisco are subjected:
Question by committee To first applicant
who, by the way, stood six feet two inches in
his stockings, had a red silk bandanna in hi.
hand and "A slight cast in his eye - " har did
you come from - fintcrlocutOr crossed the
plains in 49, Ans" Sydney. :. How much
do you weigh - Ans 100 - ''Do you
have your pJrtcr-hvuse rare or well done -
Ans Rare The committee then proceed
ell - measure his arm just above the elbow
and upon the announcement being made :. IS
inches all muscle lac was at once admitted
Second applicant-height feet inches
sye on his cye-sue Sin5 an or; re. "Whar
did you come from :" Ans.-.'Pa's house,
" How much do you weigh !' Ans Don I
know = Do you eat your steak rare or well
done - Aus | like hash !' Measure
Inent of arm declared '' inches and hlbby. -
and candidate rel jected.
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HUSBAND D-SEEKISG.-I know that if women
wish to escape the stigma Of husbani-sceking,
they must act and lopk like mar bic or clay--eold
exPressionlcSs, biOOlIcss: for every appearance
otfeeiing. ofjoy. SORROW, ,friendlness, antipathy,
admiration, disgust, are alike construed by tho
world into the attempt to hook a husband
Never mind weii-meaning women have their
Osn conscieDce to comfort them after all Do
not therefore, be too much afraid of showing
yourself as you are, sffectionate and good hear
ted d. not too harshly reprcss sentiments aud
feelings excellent IN themselves because YOU
fear that some puppy may fancy that you are
letting them come out to fascinate him; do not
condemn yourself TO live only by halves be-
cause if you showed too much imitation. some
pirgmatical thing in breeches might take il in
to his pate 10 imas inc that you designed to ded-
i;ats your life to his inanity June Eyre.
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lord vas surprised by the arrival of visitors
that were near and dear to hini-namely his
daughter Allie with her infant bid The Door
young thing had heard Of her husband $ cap
ture. and was on the way to Carlisle to beg his
life. or to die with him. Her parents persuaded
or rather compelled her to stay night with
them In order to take that rest Of which she
stood so much in need bu. it may be imagined
they could offer her no other consolation. Con-
ISOLATION, however, was not far off, though they
then saw il not
After night had set in, the landlord with the
view OF excluding as muca as possible all spec
tators of his daughter grief went out in per-
son to bring a supply of fuel for the parlor fire
from the peat stalk. While In the act of lift
ing these cOmbustibles. voice whispered his
name. and finding by the terrified "what's
that = it was his father-in-law Maclaren re-
veaied himself, and told the story of his mar
vellous escape. Itwould be hard to say whether
JOY or alarm was the most predominant in the
old man 5 mind on hearing it, for he feared the
return OF the soldiers. lie had nevertheless no
thought Tor an instant of abandoning Neil He
led his son-in-law to an unOccupied and well
concealed part of his promises and then, hav-
ing prepared both of them for the joyful and
most unexpected interview, he conducted the
wife to her husband arms. They were stron ;ly
attached to each other, and their feelings on
meeting arc not to be described
Lieutenant lIOwison and two of his men
reached the Crook during the night, the rest
having gone, according to command. in various
directions in search of the fugitive. In antici-
patton OF such n visit. Maelaren had been care
fully and securely secretcd and the servants
OF the household being put upon their guard.
were too faithful not to avoid all mention of
Maclaren's wife name. The Lieutenant in
deed, never entertained the slightest suspicion
OF the landlord, but Un the contrary, conde-
Sccnded a5 IL sure of the Sympathies of his
auditor, to report to him many emphatic de-
nunciations of the scoundrel who mad escaped
The unwclcome military visitants departed
from the Crook on the following day.
Neil MaclaTen. the hero of this remarkable
escape, contTived, with the aid of his friends
to keep himself concealed, sometimes In one
way and s)rIetimes in another. until the act Of
Indemnity was passed by the government. lie
then returned with his wife to the Braes Of Bal
quither, in which district he was dunie was
sal. or small proprietor. His land wa orcourse
forfeited when he was arres ted, bat he man
aged to reco"er it through his friends. and
lived in peace for the rest If his days in the
b2som'of his family.
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IHE FRUIr CCRE.-Whyd do people eat fruit
Is It because 1t pleaseS the palate, or do they
look step further. and take it because they
are Convinced, from long observation that it has
most beneficial effect upon the constitution ?
Ii would seem most likely, from a want of any
apparent system in It's daily use that the for
mer rather than ths latter is far more the in
centlvc to it's use. Wore our citizens AS fully
convinced as the people Of France that perfectly
ripe fruits, ard the grape in an especial Id IN
ner, when used largely, dilute the blood made
too vlScid by the free use of animal food increlse
the circulation in the skin, give color to the
ptIld cheek assist to overcome Ohstructions Of
the liver, lungs. and other vital organs aiding
digestion, and by its diuretic quality removing
gravel and dlslodging calculi from the kidneys
They not only secure these a,!vanta .,cs bui
they also give great tone and yigor to the sys-
TEN, and elevate in the scale Of health and
strength the feeble, the delicate and the con-
sumptIVe to degree UnattlinaLle an 80 short
a time from the use cf any other diet We
should appreciate this excel lent fruit still higher
than we now do. They will tell you-and they
are excellent judges in these cases-that the
grape cOnfers not only all these advantages SO
mu ii moreimpOrtantthant tue m ere qualification
OF the palate Though this is not denied US. as
the fruit must be perfectly ripe and sweet to
possess these yirtuesl, that hey exert curat tive
and recuperative influence on the system that
no other article Of fruit can confer.-TLiL4He
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

QUARTERAIsrER's OFFICE MARISE CoErs,l
WAsHIyGToY. October 10. 1857.
ui oclocS ?. M on fT dSS. the 18th SoVemSer. ST
a57. for supplying the Marine Corps with the fol
ing articles during the fiscal year ending SOth June,
So to 500 uniform caps, complete.
LOCO to 1900 marine pompoons.
100 to 2.rOo patent feather stocks.
5Uto 300 privates' uniform coats, complete, al
navy blue cloth. indigo dye-to be
chemically tested. -
to leo serEeants' uniform coats, tssms as
80 to loo musicians coats scarlet cloth cochineal
dye-to be chemically tested.
100 to 30 pairs non commissioned officers epau-
500 20 900 pairs brass centre straps.
81 TO Sc rcd wnrsted sashes.
900 to 2,OJo pairs linen OveTaIls.
l.SH to 1000 linen SHIRTS.
$500 to 500 pairs brofans, Nos. 5 to IL.
81 TO 8n marine blankets, (gTayD
500 TO 300 knapsacks:
2-5H0 to 5000 pairs woollen socks.
Snt cog marine fatigue oaps. the cloth TO he navy
5U9 to 300 fatigue frocks. ~.
l,N0 TO $50 hanEei shirts
$40 to ,ooo wool en- Jackets, Go.
$50 to l,oOo pairs Canton flannel drawers.
% to oO mnsicIlns' jackets; scarlet cloth. oochi-
~ neal dye-tO he chemically tested.
i,ooS to 1900 yards Ga sky blue keTsey
lco to 1900 yards navy blue cloth, to be chemically
500 yards scarlet cloth, cochlneal dye to be chem-
cally tested.
Samples ofthe above articles may be seen on ppli-
cation at this Office. at tho oce of the assistant
quartermaster marine corps, Is9 spruce street Phil
adelphIa.
II is to be understood that she accepted bidder is
10 lake al material used for manufacturing coats,
oVeralls, &c, on hand az the of entering into
contIact AZ the contract ?rlces thereof.
BIDS Will lie received for the whole in parts for
theaTtIces required and ,t must be pcItly under
stood that critical Inspection will Se given all
cieS furnished as TO TT and quality and that articles
which do not como To the sample N-Ill he rejected
and thrown upon the hands ofthe con ractnr
The reserves 10 himse the ri "a
increase or diminish the quantity named above, "a
the eXIgences or interests of the service may de
mand
Proposals to be addressed TO the @ 81
OF the Marine Corps" Washington, d. C., and en-
dorsed Proposals for Supplies"
-antt d
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DROPOsALs FOR RATIONs OR 1859.

QUiRTBRNAsTER's OFFICE MARINE CoHPs,l
WASHINGTON. October 10. 1857. (
Separate Sealed Proposals will be receive at thus
once until Tuesday, the 10th of November LPxt, at
So'cock p. M, Tor furnishing Tations TO the United
states marine corps, at the fRiOwIng stations fuT
the year l258, viz:
Charlestown, Massachusetts
Portsmouth, New Hampshire:
Brooklyn. Long Island. New York;
Phade phla, Pennsy lvaHia:
Gosport. near Norfolk, Virginia;
Warrington, Florida and
Washington, District of Columbia.
Each ration to consist of one pound and quarter
of fresh beef, thTeequarters of pou nd ,f mess
pork eighteen ounces OF bread, made of be II su
peTtGe Hour. best SUpeTine Hour at the opt of
the government; and At The rate of SIX paun, 0i
good coffee, twelve pounds of hest New Orle. ms
Of vinegar, two quarts of salt, four pounds al goo
hard brown soap and one and half pound of good
hard dipped tallow candles to one hundred rationS
Tine beef required shall he delIve red ou the ord or
OF the commanding officer OF each station. either i'm
bulk or by the siug ration, and shall consist of the
best ald not choice pieces of the the pork
Ia be No prime meSs pork and the groceries to be
Of the best quality of kinds named. All subject to
inspection.
No bad will he entertained unless accompanied by
the names of two suretes known to this office, or
certified To Ivy gome official person. To be endorsed
Proposals for RatInns for 1885," and address ID to
the Ou.Itermaser of the Marine Corps. Washing
ton. d. c. ID. J. SUTHERLAND,
90 lh tNovlh QuaTterTnGster.
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Pianos, &c.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM =
u wuLIAmKNfP[kANo NfP[ANo FORTE s
tSonl0r partner IN the late hrm Of
KNARR. GLFHIR A 70

K.
square PfSNo FoRTEs, under the he name ar s,.na .Sa
sna ESts% a. sss sT.st Gs staSS oS m
poslte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
No 90 BatimoTe Street between Charles and pI ast ~
H9reetss Hsee. on the premises partly OCCUPIED hy No
keep constantly On hand iSTse assortment o pa G
saa h,shly finished ELand and seuare Piano Foftes:
octave, with double KEY boards, doubis reads
Az stops 70 SUIT smail churches.
Pianos we Will sell and retail on the moe
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest prernp,
tgoid meda) at IN: Fairs of the Mafyisnd institnte
two successive years-OctCbsr, 1855 and IsjT-In op
| of the best makers from New York Boston aud r.
timGrc We were Also awarded the hrst premIum 81
gina, 1855 and Ies They have also 6eeS ax,arssd
ths highest premium tsllvor medalD at the Mel ro-
| polItan Mechanics Far for 1851
In addition to this we are possession Oft ftsstimo
mails from the most dstng uishec professnTs ana
warerooms, speaking for themselves and otbeIs 81
the high appreciation IN which our instruments ass
All Instruments are guaranteed for FIVE years, ana
epryllege oi exchange Is granted within the Grst
months rom the day OF sale If the instruments DO
Wholesale dealers will End it to their advan.tAs.
mar ls-b wM. KNABE 4 CO.
THE LARGEsT ASSORTMENT OF Plan
pot Of I 10 O' Sg1s Il METzERoTTTP' !fs ssT P'
WASHINGTON, OCTOBER s. 1857.
DEAR SR: The Piano purchased Of you in the
Fall ol ls54, manufactured ly Hsllett, Davis Co,
cf Boston has been IN da ~ since that time and
am happy to state has fully sustained the very IN
voIable opinion had formed Of these Instrumente
The PIanos OF thls mandatory are not, am my
judgment, surpassed 10y those of any other. For
volume and sweetness Of tone. prompt nction dura
bhly, beauty Of workmanship, a C., a O., thoy are
not eScellod y any others with shich am &C ualEi
ed. Respectfully, your ObedIent servant.
O.R. MERRILL.
J. +. Ellis, ESQ.,, Washington.
WAsHSGToN, u. C., Nav ], I657.
Dear SIr: The Piano ] purchased OF you of Hallet.
DAVIS Co 8 manufacture. some eighteen mouths
since. continues To give entire satisfaction. IL -
clesr, full sweet tone, and of beautiful workman
ships not being judge Of such instruments, trust
ed To your word, and feel pleased in Saying 7 have
not regretted az. Yours, respectfully,
Mas. PETER CALLAN.
J.F. Ellis.
We have now = large stock of these Pianos. Sc
iected personally when IN Boston last week.
oc5- JOHN r. ELLIS. Sc Pa. avenue.
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DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
PAINTING AND PHoToG RAPHY COMBINED
PHOTOG RAPHIC PORTR ATS
In Oil Coors, on Canvas,
MINIATURE Or SIZE OF LIFI.
s. WALKERS

s. WALKERS
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY.
Odeon Hall. corner ~ st. and Pennsy vania enue
8. WALKER has fitted up the above spacious
apartments at very great outlay Of capital thereby
pete and handsome IN tine whole country. He has
large Gallery for fTe. sIkibiiOn of upward of 40
fine OIl Paintings, by some Of the best anoent and
modern masters, TO which ne intends to add fresh
importations. =. S.WALKER has also fitted up com
for ladies', and purchased the finest possible i%strue
ments. and engaged first class operative artist to
I1ss5 R% K ,Gs 8dsEarifnBtf 70 tnd
GUERR EorYPE PORTRAITS, from the
smallest mihiGtHrs TO size Of life.
=. WALLER. 10y combining the photographic Pro-
with the art of Palmtln of which he has had
. years experience and whose specimens of life
size port rats he III some al the first fami-
lies of the city, as wei! as those eIhihtod IN his
two. TO produce portTaIts that have been ex-
csliad for their fidelity and life like preston Can
vas and boards prepared BY himself expressly for
PariicnIa.' attention paid to the painting of Por-
traits Miniature or lic-size, from small pictures OF
ph"togTapha taken from oorPses, or sick persons
Committees and Glasses taken in any number in
groups andany Quantity of co.. from the same sold
vae O Fsninss, % and R I'D Famy ia S Por%its. t3nts
carefully back lined and restored TO their OH einal
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
@ m s sss w" do6I. am
sv@nua. iv II -6n
ESUFFIS'S PRINCIPLES OF PERSPEC-
ID TIVE, I.outuH; 81 cents
M"orc's Pergpec'Ive, principles and practice, :
vols London, S2.75
L"cook k's Pers pective and Drawng from Nature,
London, 81 50
Bniion's GrawiEg from Objects, London, 81
WIlliamS' Model Drawing. London. $3.50
krusIs Progressive Course OF lnv ventIve Draw ing
London, 75cents
Girardun Cour's ElementaiIe dc Perspective
l.Ineare. vols, Paris, > -
Drawing Book, landscape, Paris. 6Ha cents
Drawing Book, flowers, Paris. 6<1z cents
Drawing RoOk, ANIMALS PARIS. 81, cents
Drawing Books, human figures. Pans, GlIe cents
ChevTeui on ColoTs. Hay sn Symmetrical Beauty
Pau un the External FornS Of Man, JopIin's lso-
matrical Drawing. JuplIng's I&OmetrCal Perspeo-
tive, Phillips Lectures Painting, NJ eTimee IN Oh
Painting. HaZlilt and Haydon on Painting. Ruskins
Modern Painters Philips Color. Cleg's Architec-
tural aud Machine Drawing, Burns Isonctricsl
Drawing. Hills Flower Painting. Goes Drawing
Progressive Drawing Book, Pyne's Architectural
Drawing.
Impaired with others, from t.uuon and Paris by
Oe i6 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MoDg or PLACiNG Books IN ASCIEST LIBRA
RIEs lit NAV not be known To thuse WHO are not
occustoIurd 90 meet with old books ia their orig
inal bindings or to seeing public Libraries Of an
iiquity, that the volumes were formerly placed on
the shelves with the leaves not The back in 'front.'
aud that ths two sides of the binding were joined
together will neat silk or other strings. and in
sJt,a- INSTANCES where the books were of greater
value and curiosity than common even fastened
with gold OF silver chains.-Philip Bliss, Oxen.
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j scribcr hath obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington County. in the District of Columbia,
latters OF administration the personal estate OF
John SIS, late OF Washington COunts, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said d'
ceased, hereby warned to EXHIBIT the same, with
the vouchers thereof to the subssrber nT befrre
the goth day of Oetober next; they nas otherwise
Given under my hand this 2Di dsv October, 1857.
.. ~ ELIZABETH w. sig,
Oc 20 T3w+ Administrative
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Dancing,
II NCIN &c AGA MY.

IlAN NCING u ACADE ENVY.
Mr.. T r. GASXYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor to- announce 20 the Ladies and Gen ea
tehIen OF Washington and Georgetown that ~
he will reopen has Glasses for Dancing nSNH
" MashIngton on friday, the 9th of October, at In
Mr. Crouch's Hall, corner of nth ST. and Pa ay
over Farnham' S Bookstore, for Misses and Masters
from O'Clock ?. m; for Ladies and Gentlemen,
from clock p. m Georsetown-on "Wednesday :
the 18th of October, At Miss HarrOvers Ladies Sem
mary, from 5 % clock p. an.
For terms and particulars application can be made
at MIR. u. residence, "a street, between 9Th ard
lath streets. Sc I2-6m
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/, Georgetown Advertisements.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL
IA GOODS, ..-....
At uery Losc Prices TO Cash Customers.

| ... ... JOHN III. SMOOT,
NO. l's soVIa eoESetos1 S5IF S1 BR(peF c srREEr'
has received and now offering at very low prices to
cash and prompt customers, a large Assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
| purchased III Philadelphia and New York at the
large recent Auction Sales ind from the importers
purchasers Goods s eonsderaGy i % below
ibeir cir value IIl IN the assortment will be found
En- < dci Sllk Robes and Bayadsre Silks 5 ....
Baysdsre valentias and valentis Robes
RIch Printed. all wool, DelaInes and Robes
rior goods. double width, at 75c.
LeepIas and other makes French Mernos, Of all the
most desirable colors, including White and
Plain b Deialns, black, white and colored.
81 black rench Merinos. for Shawls
Rich unl9n Plaid Meg5inos, at 81 = cts.
Printed Mouslin Delancs good styles. at lsI and 25
!? pieces best styles, English Prints at I2,l cts.
Rich sty lc Bonnet and Sasn Ribbons
sa Vsve eGGIS ibbd1s' d0' ,nd ysTy rIsS rShesS
Super double Brocha do.
Chenille and Cashmere Soarfs
BsJ3u's Md Gloves. all colsrs AMI Nos.
White American WeIeh aud sa,ony 90.
CoIors ~ black Coburs MerInas
Black Grape VcIls and English Grapes
Long and square Black Thibet aad Bay State
Ladie, and Childreu's plaid wooden sha~is, IN all
:, styles and prices
Hosiery of every description
ladies' SaNouy and MerIno Vests
WAN luIi supply of housekeeping and domestic
Goods, Of the best makers.
nc JOHN ". SMOOT.
~ III & r. - Having been Informed that cor
tam persons are IN The habit of coll ectIng and
gathering together the Bottles which cont, in or have
contained our beverages and putting tnereiu an art
Gle made by others than ourselves, the dIspus
Ing oi such article on the faith and credit of ,ur
stamped on SAID Bottles, all persons are hereby
notified that such Bottles own propc rty. and
not subject to sale and that they devero 10 our
customers On To be returned and that Il sT firm
intention 70 prosecute TO the utmost extent of the
law, any lnfrlnsnent OF our rights the pre-
Army SHINN,
Union BottlIng Depot, 81 Green sire et.
"a II beorgetown D. G..
nU POINTS GUNPOWDER
~ am all times supplied with all the various kinds
of DU POINTS GUNPOW DER. and am pre- JARED
10 supply the same IN quantity to parties val ting.
on the most favorable terms.
w. ALBERT KING,
Agent for the District of Columbia,
No. 81 Hlgh street,
NAV W ~ tInfei.t StataE Georget8xn. ID. c.
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TINTED STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA.

PvsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Oct. -, lSJ7.
Proposals for carry ing the mails Of the I'nitsd
States from LIST jan Ia earlier. n practicable. 10
Sth June, l8 ON the follow ing route m the ate Of
VIRGINIA. Viii be received al the contract cslce of
thus department until p ,n, Of the 9Th day at De
No. 5lS8-F rom Abingdon, 10y Clear Branch, Buffalo
PHnd: P1o Three SPTIHSsii MI PS[nt AEFSadISs'
Pattonsvinc. Sticklcy vile, Rocky station
Jonesville, Cany Hollow. Beech Spring. Il ose
Hill. and Walnut Hill. To Cumberland Gap.
Tenn. ll37i miles aud hack, three times n
week, IN four horse cnachss.
Leave Abingdon Tuesday, THURSDAY aud Sat
Arrive at CumherIrnd Gap. Thursday, Satur
Leave cav CT" CGm6srlsnd 1a Gap G TUESDAY. Thur.dsy,
A rive at Abingdon Thursday, Saturday, and
For forms of proposal. guarantee, and cert 6cate;
also, instructions and requirements to lie embraced
Febuary la1j, and FEBRUARY ?. 1857, OF either Of
them, in pamphlet form, in al the principal gost Of
hces. AARON V. BROWN,
ocSo-law4w Postmaster General.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-We shall cod
"a tnne selling out about one week more ann
hence h beg our friends who 5,I ARE an rst % Si
Those who owe small accounts VIII greatly
obge us bv settling up before we close otro, orr
During the few days remaining VIC shaI oHer our
goods al great u'ffoTM r. !. MoLAUGHLIN & CO.,
ocI7 81 Pa. av.. bet. Sth and 9th SITS.
GENUINE ITALIAN MACCARONI:
u just imported, supply "i Italian MaccaroEI
VI '"' WY KING Il BURCHELI.,
o.Is Cor Vermnst ave. and 18th sr.
A PIANO for s57, one for SIS, and one for SiOn
n for sale or hire upon reasonable terms Must
be taken at ouce from the store to make room for
others. JOHN F. ELLIS, 81
ooR S6 Pa. ave. corner Irth ST.
EREEN NGER-GREEN GINGER
VI GREEN GINGER received. and for sale by
KING & BURCHELL,
w " Vermost nit
MAGNIFICENT CHURCH ORGAN.f
n stops, 1octave compass, st the wererooans OF
ocl3 w, u. METZEROTT,