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STANDARD sIGyEh MAxr

AN NOW WMANUFACFURING PUREsIL-
yer spoons, Fofks, Ladies, Butter, Fish PIE
Cake and Ice Cream HALVES, Sugar Snoy-Is and
Eon9s, NAPKIN Kings, Cream, Gravy, Mustard
and SAT- spoons, &c &c on my owa premises
and do not palm OF on the public Northern man
ufact1red articles (Wnich cannot always be re-
Lied o. as genuile) for my Own, but every article
made In my esta olisnn neni can and will be war
Tan.ed az above
WATCHES AND JEVELRY
VI every description AMI In great variety, con.
s;an1y on hand, and receiying fresh arrivals al
most every day Fiae us ks) Celia Watches
from So 10 $3.50, ani warranted correct time,
keePecs. Coral, Cameo, Mosaic aud plain Gold
Bracelets, flas ana Earrings, lin se:s or by the
single Piece, God Vest, Foo, Guard CnatalaIn
and NePk Cha!Gs, seals, Keys, LOckets, Charms,
ana stneral assortment OF goods usually kept
In Jewslry Store
zine Watch Repairing done by an experienced
and competent workman and sll work warranted
~ give satisfaction at 3S Pennsylvania avenue
dec a. n N poOO
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annoyance to us; aad we hone 4, MAJ. ei

annoyance to us; aad we hon. a,
lowed by the introduction OF tanls .oi
with ViVarta. until the fnrors of BritIsS \.
dies on the subject Of mollusks and anemons,
shall become an epidemic throughout N.
length and breadth Of this Republic. On,
metropolitan danes especially, need some.
thing to think Of and to do, which may diver,
their attention from dress and dissipation, In
some small measure, and at brief intervals
Husbands will find their account in cultiya
ting the acquaintance both of the plants and
animals, and providing them with sccommo-
dation.-Nete York Erprsss.
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IL REAL ESTATE OFFICE. "a

al . III UHsoOISKF IVN Ot ALL nut
n erty left with me for sale, will be entered on
my Sales Book, and receive my personal atten-
tion, and IL sale Is effected, reasonable com.
mission will be charged on the amount Of sale
Will also give personal attention 10 the Rent.
Ing OF Dwellings and other Property, for reason
able fees
The public may be assured that all business
left In my charge, will be attended TO with
promptness and fidelity and that 1t Is my inten.
ton to MAKE my office place Of great value to ali
interested in Real Estate.
Business respectfully solicited. Otace al No.
SIP I'D story) 7th street, opposite National Intel
ligencer Otace.
Jan 22-eo3m POLLARD WEIR
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Proposals for Furnishing Marble ANA Msr-
Bile Work for the North Front Of the Pat
ent Office Building.

ent ohcs building.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
December Is, Is56. Z
CEiLED PROPOSALS. WILL. BE RECEIVED
- al this DeI Ianment uaul the eignteeAlh day of
FtbIUa' next, II O'Clock al nOC n for furnishing
such Marble and Marble Work as may be REQUIRED
n the erection of the north front vi The Patent Oice
building.
The bids must be In The form of the following
schedule, and cls arly specifying the prices for
terial, hauling. DRESSING and setting, including all
the machinery and or. reypeIsee:
Schedule.
Cube stone, peC superficial foot
Beds and bills, do DO
Extra cube stOa-, per cubic foot
G;aaiGs GomGe in two beds, per supe.lieial foot
Hooking course, DO do
Frieze TO entab atuTe,dO DO
Archi:Iave, DO do
Drops 10 coTnice, per iacai foot,
Triglyphs, each,
Cans Of pildStCTs, each,
Channels Cl ba'cmcut, per nCa! foot,
Marble tiling, per superficial fO,t,
Window siIis, do do
The marble must b. similar in kind and quality
" TIA! used IN the costru tIGn Of the east and wet
wings Of the building, specimens OF which will be
required TO accompany the bids.
Each bid will sIate i'll what tim. the work will be
completed and nOUa will be considered from Otlltrs
than those known TO be Of the uele aud belt to
be fully competent to fulfi in good fa;th the Obica
tious tnPy propose to assume; AID assign mcHi Of
bid csnilaCt will he recognised, unless INA Il with
the approval Of the head 81 the Department.
Ninety per cent will be paid from title to time, az
the work progresses, upon the eSRate of the agent
of the eIarmcnt in chd'se thereof, and ten Der
cent. reserved until the completion of the con-
tract and cccpiaHce Of the work EY said agent
The Department reserves To itself the ngh. 20 re-
iect or accept The pr"Pos ais here by invited, when il
deems the interest Of the United states requires IT,
as well to exclude the bids O. sry person or per-
soHs who it as good reason tn b litve will not,
ircm any Cause, faithfully perform the contract
Plans, specifications, and working drawings ran
be examined, and either Infnrna ion Ob aimed, on D.
plica,ion AT the office OF the Sd oeTnientent.
The prOpOs ais, which mUsi be stnt to this de-
parimCnt, idrcSsed To Tie HsCrCay Oftc Interior,
(endOrsed - iropD, ais iOr Tie the NORTH
front OF the Patent Office bJilcEr' will BE- opened
at O'Clock, p. III OF Tie last cay named for re-
ceiving the sama. X. MCCLELLAND,
dec r9-2aWtlS Febt Secretary Of the Interior.
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KDUA HrNnIaEI

CsTS" svsHTt sETssT sLt MaTy!aai 4p..n.
ssar tLs SHHtTSsoSt1s IEsEttrt,o-
EDWARD LTCEFf aESPECTFuIIyIN
H forms tle subscribers 20 EroWa's BIble ana
shaEspeaTe, now Jus: completed tnat be is nTe.
pared 20 bind those WORKS In superior styIl of
elegance, strength and sol!dity, and upo1 ynncb
more reasonable teTEs than can be done iu B,iti
more, Phiiade.phis, or Nv YoyE. A letter ad-
dressed 20 him (Per post) will enable him 20 ex-
hloiI 20 the subscribers specimens OF Eis style
eouIed se17-Sm
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DASi;sEG.

SECOND AND LAST QUARTER.
DROP. IL. w .MUNDER, ,RkSPECTf ULLY
l. announces 20 his friends and the 90
public generally, that his second and last kA2
quarter will commence from the lst 10 the EfSI
9Th ofFebruaIy. All that wish TO pre- pare fMf E
for the Grand May Festival, would do xz.llhs
well TO enter their names immediately.
The Fancy Dances this season, will far excel
any tnat has ever been introduced In this city by
himself or any other teacher.
His agreeable SOirees, which has been so eX-
tenslvely patronized this season, will continue
every WEDNESDAY EVENING, (weather per
m.uing) until further notice. Jan 23-4W
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~ 1t is said that rents have greatly sp-
preeiated in New York city-rsnging from ID
TO 20 Fer cent, and in some favored localities
40 per cent. At the same time there has been
great depreciation in rents and the value si
real estate in Brooklyn, Williamsburg jersey
which ia attributed 70 the difficulties which
have been experienced during the last and
previous winters In reaching the city, owing
TO the iee In the riysrf,
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DOCKET MARS,
AT TAYLOR & MAURY'S.
De CCrdove's Map Of reras; Colton's Town
Wisconsin Celion's Map Of Europe Kansas L
Nebraska, with maps; Disurnell's Map Of Cell
fornia and Nav Mexico; Meyer Il Mirden's Sec
tional Map Of Minnesota; Colton's 6u.de Book
through The s; hppletoh's Southern and
Western 6uide; also, Maps OF all the States, az
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S,
feb IL Bookstore, near OH ST
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JOHN III, BUTHaYANN,

IplpUTter anu DeaIer N WINGS, Brandles, &C,
P6E". dUenhe, soxsk sids, bet. ~ Gnd6th StS.,
HAS IN STORE A VERY CHOICE AS
Il sortment Of Champagne, in quarts and 0
pihts, Of the most desirable brands.
Also, sparkling st Peray, white and pink 81
Madeira, Sherry, Port, TeneriFe, Sicily, D
Rhine Wines, Moseilei French Wines, red and
white Cognac, Scheidsm Gin, Jamaica Rum
Scotch Whiskey, American WhisSev, Curacao
Anisette; and OF his own preparation, wild
Cherry Brandy, Blackberry Juice, Stonsch Bit
teFs.
Also, genuine Abs,nthe, Eirsohw1sser, and
Havana Cigars dec 10 3tS wam
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Hints to Preachers-Advie, Extraordinsry

| The following hints are taken from the 6. Ma.
| uonal Magazine" We commend them 10 the
attention of our clerical readers, if any there
De VINO are In the habit ofswesring and thiey-
| ing as described below:
MAKE no apologies remember whsn the
| apology was part Of the regular sxordium
1t is not so common nowadays, but too fire.
| quent still. If you have been too Iaxv 20 nre-
pare for the pulpit, and self NORTH cation en-.
sues, Why then mortify but ask no symnsthv
OF the congregation, for il is very probable
that they will be as much mortified as your-
sef with additional vexatiol Of having 10 paw
| for 1t. You may as we'll be informed st onos
that Discerning men regard most apologies "a
either an excuse for Incidence, or a low. trans.
parent trick to heighten the admiration of
what Is TO come. The truth is, that IL your
sermon Is worth hearing. the people will End
| 1t out. and If not, no apology will make them
think the better Of il, or you
ABOVE all things, my young friend, do not
swear In the pulpit. L mean not that exactly
but the difference is hardly worth the search
or the precise word. I have heard the sacred
name used IN manner that left no doubt
whether the preacher had ever read the Ten
Commandments. Sometimes il has been lug
gsd IN as mere expletive, thoughtlessly, ir-
reverently, and grating on pious ears like rug
ged blasphemy Your brother, Gubblegure-
hlns, is given TO the habit Of denoupcine car
=
allel on God's earth; OF, one in awhile, for the
sake OF harsher emphasis, ho will say God al
migEty's earth Now have disIiked to give
you this specimen, for the repetition of such
language is like handling pitch; Il leaves a
dehlemcnt and stencil upon the mind L
have given il, however, that you may iust
know what L mean A clergyman who rants
at this rate ought first to be advised by a
friend and If he show no sign of repentance,
be ought then to be dealt with as In other cases
of immortality
would have you be careful too, not to use
the Divine name with the familiar coarseness
in your prayers. l know not why Il Is, but
II seems to me that our Saxon word God, is
the harshest sounding name for the Supreme
Being to be found in any lsngua age, ancient or
modern. l advise you to use Il as sparinsiy
aspossible. But be careful, on the other hand,
to avoid the use Of new appellstions, such a.
" All Merciful," "Great Creator of the Uni
verse" etc. DR.. Isaac Barrow once made him
self ridiculous at the dedication Of an astron.
omical observatory by q prayer, which be
began thus "Iufnite Geometrician." Shun ali
such novelties, my young friend, for they are
nothing but broad gIaring sfectatiou.
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Eectifviug Establishment.

TyNHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
Il method or reforming liquor dealers that he
has rtted up i RECTiFYiNG ESTABLISH
MEN'l In this city, and Ia Eow prepared te sup
ply all those who may iavor him with their Gus /
Tom. He hes on hand large stock OF Blandies,
Gin, Wines, and Old w hisEeys, which he can
sell al as low figure cs they can be purchased
for either In Baltimore or Philadelphia
NJ b. Tne subscriber has also on hand, large
lot or Foreign and Domestic Cigars.
PETER + kGAN,
No. 80 Louisiana ayenusH near 10th 81.
ian 1l-Ru1H
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DKNfAL SUHGEng

nR. +. COSBY, PENN AVENUE, BE-
~ tween Sixth and Seventh streets -sA
al tne place formerly occupied by Dr. -
Van f9tten, has Jus: received very ~IuIlU
large supply Of articles psrta!ni p TO dentistry
ana respectfully invites the public 10 give MIN
call. Having devoted his whole time 10 the nTo-
fession, ne Is perfectly safe in declaring thst ne
viii give entise satisfactiCn IN every case. Tbe
cest professional references c4a be seen at his Of
nee. nov 10 M NarThg1s
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NOTICE.

ELOCKS - CLOCKS S!t-CLOCks u,-Cau
~ az the 6reat CLOCK Emporium. opposite xzp
broEns' Hotel, and see the greatest a-sort- El1i
nent OF CLOCKS this side OF New York Ea2
GOOD Clocks warranted for 81 so. Also, all 5Gj
Kinds Clock Materials, Oils, Cords, Bats, KEYS.
weights, &c The tr1de supplied at wnoles .le
pfioes. Ca>h or ClOcKs given In exchange for
old silver or cold Watches Also, good Watches
Tor sale low. Cal and see for yourselves al
J.ROBISSON'S, 34g Pa ay,
Jan 29-2m opposite Browns, Hotel.
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yHTUULEN GOODS AT COsT,-DETER
w mined not to carry over to the spring, any Of
our Woolen Goods, We shall commences this day,
closing them on at cost. Our stock Is worth your
attention. ii. J MCLAUGHLIN & CO,
jan?2 20, bet, 9Th and 9th streets.
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nKmUNsoN. At SO PENN,A AvENUI

Dk. hUNSON, AT 33o PENN'A AVENUE,
~ IL still maS.Eg those beautiful ..S%
continuous sum EEEfH, called rsS5SSN
AHens Patent, for toe eIceiielcy OF O1II"
Elcn NElcn over ali other styles OF teeth, many cow
wearing them la ;his cily, will caSerfIlly yoIch
Ehere II one Dentist IN this city who has been
lnInnglnS the Paielt, Gad made bad limitation
Vi "a against Waom hereby caution the public
~ %. " remover a Dentist speaks agafnGt
Alleu's Patent Continuous Gum Teetn, wien
rfoItrIJ ea~1'rsc1'1, lIis because lie Is ignorant
Of the process, incon geseat e. make the work or
Unwilling 70 pay fJF the patent eIa-tf
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THIS TO GIVE ENoTICE.rHAr THE

TEHtS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, HAT THE
subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, in the District Of
Columbia letters testainentary the personal es-
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber, on or before the I'd day OF Deem
Der next; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate
GiYen under my hand this 9TH day Of February,
u57 LUCY E. MATTINGLY,
le0 I-WyAA EyPcnfIIr
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sHAwLs! SHAwLSI,

A LARGE AND LECT STOCK OF
N Stella and other styles OF SnawIs, suitable fr
the approaching sPTihg, now on hand and will
Dc sold al very low price, by th subscriber 244
rem avenue, between l2th and 13th streets.
feo 3-eolm FRANK A. MCGEE
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HENRY Il. EALD WIN,
Assist. Sec'Y TO sign Land Warrsnts

p. S.-OPERA GLASSES OF great variety,
TELESCOPES & MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and many ether articles in
This iiae st very low prices Constantly on hazd.
~ 1S-iY
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GREAT GIFT BOOK STORE,
UNDER DEXTER'S HOTEL.
1cSU be OpemsG This Dan,
AND AN ENTIRELY NEW LIST OF
PRE5ENTB

Will be distributed to our patrons hereafter.
M MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, CITIZENS,
lsl and STRANGERS will n?d our stock Of
Books worth their attention IL IS the largest and
most valuable assortment ever opened In this
city, comprising Standard and miscellaneous
WoTks In all the departments OF Ancient and
Modern Science, Literature, and Art. Also, all
the latest Publications, Annuals Of the Season,
Bibles, Prayer Books, New Editions Of the Po-
vet, and other rich aDd guperb Bindings, e!e-
gaaly illustrated.
A PRESENT
worth from 25 Cents to 800, will be given (im
Inedlately aIter the sale) to every purchaser Of
Book for which we receive S. or more
HIS per cent Of all our net receip pts will be
placed N the hands Of His Honor the Mayor oc
Washington, TO be distributed for the benefit Of
the Poor cf the city.
AZ the odd stand. under Dex;er's Hotel, sign
Of the Red Flag.
Jan 6-H J. PHILBRICK, Agtnt
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CITY OF KEOXUz nOWAJ BOSDx

TTHE SUBSCRIBERS, AGENTS FOR THE
- sale Of these Bond E, Teq1est the attention of
persons wishing . make safe investments. 20 tLcse
securities They can ne sold 50 as to paw 10 Der
cent per aannm Interest. TAe Coupons are paw
able Ia New Y ok, aid also received In payrnrnt
OF Taxes 10 the city or EeOkuk and the Bonds
are secured By al equal amount OF the stock Of
the heoE1k and ForI Des Moines Railroad ani
may be converted into said stock al the Optio, Of
me holder. We regard them ss one Of the very
best securities in the market
PAlRO & NOURSE,
feo 3-lm 15;n street, oppo ea-ury Dept
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fSORYTON PATENTS, vol; Curtis on
~ Patents. vol RnbS's Patent Cases, decided
In tee Supreme and Circuit Courts Of the United
States, vols; HindmaIch on Patent Privileges
OF Patents, vol, London The Patent Laws of
all Nations, vol, Manchester, England; Record
OF Patent Inventions. vol, London: BolIoyd on
the Law tf Patents, / vol, London; Billing and
Princes Law and Practice Of Patent, vol, Lon
doni spence on the present State Of the Law OF
Patents, pamphlet, London; Blaine on the Laws
OF Artistic Copyright, pamphlet, London; Hand,
on me Law and Practice Of Patents, l vol, Lon
don; Carpmael on the Law Of Patents, l volume,
London Turner on Copyright IN Design, vol !,
London; Davies on Patents, vol, London; john
sons Patentee's Manual, 1 vol, London; Smith
ents for Inventions, from 1901 TO l5i5, vol, Lon
don For sale by
feb2 FRANCK TAYLOR
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STOCK IN The OLD DOMiHIOS CoAT
COMPANY, kAHAWHA COUNTY,
NIREIhIIa

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ al the Banking House Of Chubb Brothers FOR
the remaining sto'K CT the a5Ove company, be-
Ing three hundred shares The capital stock Is
slOO,0JO l6Ollars,) OF which so 600 has been
suoscfloed fhe miaes are now prepared for
active operations, aid per cent tn,eres. will he
gulranteed upon the stock now offered for she
oy the original stocsaciteTs, FOR the period Of
two years
Particulars IN regard TO the stock and It's uros.
pects, will be made known uo1a annlIca1pn "a
CHUBB BROTHERS ~
ian27 DASnUJOcC 49,.
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VALENTINES, WHOLESALE Ann q q
tail, the largest stock In Ilis ci.y. No 20,
between Stn and 9Th streets W
lAn VII h. J MCLAUGHLIN &CO.
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TIE iNPROVEG SETS OF TEErH.
nR. LOOMS, THE INVENTOR AMI

III Nj To \ SE 3 Vf IEEEHs
hR. LOOMS, THE INVENTOR AND
- patsntee Of "Loomis' Mineral Plate -
Ieeth," having successfully introduced Eesszs2
his impEo Sement IN various cities, has VU1rO
Row permanently established himself in Wash
ilgton.
This improvement; for Sets Of Teeth consists
chieny III IAaking set Of but one piece Of mate
mai, ana that indestructible mineral. No metal
IS use IN Their construction, and they there
fore free from galvsnic action and metallic tas.e.
There are no joints TO become filed with moisture
OF Particles OF food hence they pxrs and clean
Irey are lighter, stronger, less clumsy, and, In
shoIi, the Psrfsctton or Artificial Teeth; not
withStanding certain Dentists speak against them,
Dut they have not the right to make them, do not
know how II they had, and therefore do no, ap.
preciate them.
OEce on Pennsylvan!a avenue, between lltb
ana lZth streets. two doors below the Kirkwood
mouse dec 2i-u
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Vol. *.
TO ALL THATVALUE THEIR SIGHT

NJ iSarso 40 OdLL The ATTENTION
w to all that suffer with defective sight,
caused caused by age sickness, and particularly from
glasses inludic.ousiy selected, to his superior
SPECThCLES and 6 GLASSES carefully ground
ny himself to true spherical accuracy, and bril-
liant transparency, suited precisely and benef-
cialy TO the wearer according to the concav!ty OF
conVexity Of the eye. Very numerous are the III
effects caused to the precious organ Of sight from
the commencement Of using glasses In NOT being
precisely suited, by the use Of an Optomstsr; and
the practice OF many years enables him to meas
ure the focal disease OF the eyes, and such glass
es that are absolutely required will be furnished
with precision and satisfaction.
!OHN TOBIAS acknowledges the very libe.
"a! encouragement already obtained, and further
solicits the patronage of those that have not vet
aVaiIed themselves Of his aid
Persons that cannot conveniently call, by send
Ing the glasses IN use, and state how MANY inch
es they can read this print with their speotacIes
sight.
lnnumeraole testimonials to Be seen; and ref.
erences given to many who have derived the
greatest eass and comfort from his glasses.
Circulars TO be had gratis, at his Office No.
el2 sEVENrH STREET, tkYss deo,s Tysn
Odd FsIloSs' Hall, Up szAIRs
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OPERA GLASSES, ssUFFAnD Cto.n
~ Boxes, hne Goods for Presents, &c AZ
III. J. McLAUGHLlNbs
Jan 30u No 70, between eth and = n s,s
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DErlRrxznr OF Irrr21os. Mau1- 1sss

DRfARfxsNf OF IETH2IOR, May7 1855
From natural defects and the unequal range OF
my eyes, have been Compelled to use glasses for
several years. L have tiled different opticians
eyes. -Four months since Mr.. Tobias made two
pairs especially FOR me, which have found 10
serve re perfectly. by the use Of his optometer
ne lS enabled to adapt Glasses m!nukely to the
most cheerTully recommend MT. Tobias to all
having occasion TO use glasses and bear ny sesti-
mony as to his skill IS IA optician.
HENRY E. BALDWIN,
Assist. Sec'Y TO sign Land Warrants.
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20 600 PEtCH rRars

20 600 PEACE TREES,
a ikN DOl.LAkS PEa HUSDHED-FUR
"A sale az FAY SUTsesy, Le-Ir LydsninTton -.
The above trees aEe ali cf fas growth. and Es:3
OF The best select fruI. 80
Also, general assortment tofORNAMENTAI OF
Z SEAGk ZEN, SHADE, ard FRUIT TREES
ec ~ JDsRUA PEIRCE
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- SECONDHAND NELODEUNS, BUT
- In Use short time for sale or rent, very low
at our great Piano Store, between 9th and 10Th
streets.
jan22 JOHN L. ELLIS.
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COAL kEpT USDxR CoVER

CoAL kEST UNDER COVER.
2,230 Ibs. 10 ths Toa
NOW ON HAND, THE BEST OUAJITrEs
OK While Ash, Red Ash and Lehhgh COAL
WGTTantSG 10 sirs SatisIatIios. Delivered free
from dirt S'
Also, Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD.
Z. J. & w. M. GALE
". w. corner 18th and G streets, No 547,
deo 20-d one square south OF Pa avenue