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DUTTER-BUTTER-BUTTER.

am now daily in receipt of PRIME FRESH
GOSHEN BUTTER of the most delicious flavor
and quality.
81 tubs just received by express.
$40 pounds PRIME SPRING ROLL BUTTER
from Cumberland Valley, Pa.
900 dozen FRESH EGGS.
am constantly receiving the best quality OF BUT
TER that the States Of New YO k and Pennsy wanna
Produces, and will supply hotels, dealers and ian
at the lowest rates. and deliver 1t in all parts of the
city free of charge.
Give INC call if yOu want GOOD SPRING
BUTTER, and at low rates, as hundred of persons
can testify.
can be found on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Sat
urdays at Centre Market, at Stand No. % east end
new Market, on 9Th street. Also. Monday :,
Wednesdays, aud Fridays az Stand No 95 Northern
Liberties Market.
ap 2l-2w GEO. A. LANE.
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nR. c. 5. GOODMAN,

hR. Z. :. GUUDMAN,
~ SURGEON DENTIST and
MANUFACTURER OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH-~
His complete arrang ements enabling him Il h|
present the following reasonable prices: IlID
Entire Upper Sett Teeth, Gold S3n To 81
Do do do on Slyer....... y To Is
One or more, on Gold Observation-Disclosures. 2tO )
10 on Silver; Ito
Filling, Extracting, Removing Tarter; also Re
pairing ct the reasonable rates All operations
executed such manner to give every satisfac-
ton. Office corner 9Th street and avenue. an
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CLOCKS! CLOCKSm CLOCKSm-Iust .ned
y this day, great many new styless o. III
CLOCKS. Good Timepieces, warranted, ~ Ez1
low ASST 80. All yMl
Also, Cf LOCK MATERIALS. such as OIs' my
Cords Balls Keys, Weights, Glasses nNMs:
Springs, &c, at J. Mud ..Ji 40 oDnosIts
ofeo' Sio ~ Browns Hotel.
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Southern School Books,

The Hon. James Lyons, President of the late
Southern Convention, has, by request, called the
Committee on School Books TO meet at Columbia
:. c., on the 18Th May next. The resolutions
adopted by the Convention We're as follows:
|. RsSolrsd, That Professors Bledsoe and Nc
Guffy. OF the University of Virginia, and PIes-
dent Smith. of Randolph College, Virginia Hon
Geo. II: badger and ID. l.. Swain, n. C., Right
Rev. Bishop Elliott and J. Hamilton Cooper. of
Ga, Prof John Leconte, Rev. J. H. Thornwell.
Rev w. Miles, and Rev DR.. Curtis, of : c.,
President Tdllmage, of Ga, D.. Lacey, of n C. .
AShbel Smith. of Texas, President Longstreet of
Miss DR.. Garland. of Ala, Charlie, Gayarre of
La, DR.. Richard Fuller, of Md, and DR., Alonzo
church, OF Ga, he requested by this Convention
to take this matter under their auspices and select
AID prepare such series of books in every de-
Partment of study, ON the earliest primer to the
highest grade of literature and science, as shall
seem to them best qualified to elevate and purify
the education of the South.
, RsSc!red, That when this series of books
shall have been prepared, the Legislatures of the
Southern States he requested to order their use i'm
all the public schools of their respective States
and the Trustees of incorporated academies be re-
queSted to adopt them as their text books.
The Report upon this subject in the Convention
was as follows
The books rapidly coming into use in our col
legeS and schools at the South are not only polu-
ted with opinions and arguments adverse to our
institutions, and hostile to our constitutional
views but are inferior, in every respect as books
amongst ourselves, or procured from Europe
The two resolutions would cover the whole
ground. The fist will give us books in which
we can feel conference; the last will will ensure
to any Southern publisher the most ample remu-
neratlon. No legislative aid would be necessary
no hotbed culture required. These books would
gradually suPersede all others. and the demand
rom fifteen States would richly repay any pub
Usher. Germany, France, and England would
furnish an ample supply of Text Books, from
which choice might be made, and along with
better books would come better teachers, and a
better method OF education. 1t is a lamentable
fact that while education at the South is gen.
orally ditfused, real scholarship has become
more rare The old traditional English training
rs passing away, and nothing has arisen to supply
Its place. We must awake from lethargy and re-
vive the system which gave us the accomplished
men Of the past, the scholars, the statesmen. the
orators, who have so richly illustrated our annals
J. ID. DE Bow. of Louisiana
III GOURpIN. Of South Carolina
ID. MCRAE, of North Carolina.
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II Bishop Kenrick administered the right Of
continuation to thirty-one persons in the Catholic
church at Annapolis, on last Monday week.
f}-The Fishery Treaty proposed between Eng
land and France has fallen through i'm conse-
quence of Newfoundland refusing to give her
sent.
COFFEB.-The sleeplessness produced by coffee
is not one Of an unpleasant character. Ii is sim
ply painless vigilance; but, if often repeated it
may be exceedingly prejudicial. Brillat de Saw
arin illustrates the power of coffee by remarking
that a man may live many years who takes two
bottles OF wine daily; but the same quantity Of
coffee would soon make him imbecile, or drive
him into a consumption On.-TdbIs Traits.
HS- Owing to the failure of the last Legislature
OF Indiana to make the necessary appropriations.
the asylums for the deaf and dumb and the blind
at indianapolis, have been closed. and the chill
dren returned to their respective counties. The
Journal says ii was a melancholy sight To witness
the appearance of the children as they were busy
in calling each others attention to the sights and
scenes so long familiar, which they have proba-
bly, seen for the last time.
IL The Charleston Is. C.) News, of last Fri
day says: small sloOp boat left one of our
wharves on Saturday night last for Bulls Island
with the owner, George Walker. aboard, and a
young man whose name we have not learned
When of Sullivan's Island the boat upset, and
neither OF the persons have since been heard of.
Another man left in a sail boat the same day, for
Nowell's Mills, and he has not reached his
destination, it is supposed he is drowned.
THE POWER OF PowDER.-On Friday after
hooh tue "OIkneh chgdSel III tue excavation oi
stone at Qurryyille, CT, had a tremendous blast.
Instead of drilling holes, they found large fis-
sure into which they poured 1900 lbs of powder.
and then stopped up the crevice. When the train
was fired at least 1900 tons OF rock were removed
1000 tons being thrown from IS To 100 reds dis
tace. One solid mass of rock, weighing at least
So tons, was thrown distance of 80 rods Fences
in the vicinity were completely DESTROYED, and
the tops Of trees taken OF as clean as II done by
the axe.
The AMENDED DALLAs-CLARENDON TREATY
IN ENGLASD-The London papers announce the
reception by the English Government Of the Dal-
las-Clarendon treaty, as amended by the United
States Senate The Liverpool Albion quotes what
pnrports to be the amendments, and adds
"whatever decision Lord Palmerston may
come to on this important treaty, our readers may
rest sure of one thing and that Is, that IL LO:d
Palmerston shall consent 10 submit To the degrad-
Ing terms offered by the United States, the British
public will know nothing Of the matter until the
| treaty 10 signed and past recall"
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IN VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI
L Facias, issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columlsa for the
expose to public sale, for cash in front the Court
house door of said county, on WEDNESDAY the
right title claim and interest in and to lots No. and
90 in square No. Gal; together will all and singular
which the Lime Kiln is located at the corner of Vir-
ginia Avenue and the canal, seized and levied upon
as the property OF Parrott A. Prinale, Edward p
GoOde Samuel J. Seeley and Cornelius Boyle and
will be sold to satisfy judicias No. 248 to October
term 1885, and judIcias to March term 1857 i'm IA yor
of Frederick and Augustus Schneider. and John
Purdy. ID. HOOVER,
sp Aids Marshal of the Dist of Col
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.-JOHN H.
- SNooT, No Il9 Bridge street, Ge4rgetGwn; d.
and now offering at very low prices, to cash and
prompt customers large and general assortment Of
STABLE and FANCY GooDs-comPrising IN part as
New sty ie Silk Robes and fancy Silks
Best make black Silks, high lustred
Rich printed tali woon Nous Deianes
ChalIies and Barege Dealnes, IN great variety
Rich OrgandIe, Barege, and Jaconet Robes
Bright colors and mode plain Bareges and De-
Plain + rench Brilliants md Percaes
Plain colors Cravellas and Spring sly lie Popins
Best French printed JacGnets and Briliants
White Brilllants. from IA to sll4 cents
Best makes new styles GInghams
Debages. Chambrays and plain Lustres
English Prints fnew styles, in great variety, at
Riicf Chintz oolors best French Organizes
WHITE Go0ns, IN great viarIety; i, ,1,,.,,.
snail mall Hi figured re- and rich Brocade Swiss Mu.lins
Plaid and striped JacOnet, NanSOOk and Swiss
White Tarletonx. Illusions. and Wash Nets
Irish Linens (Of the best makes) very cheap
Linen Cambria, Linen and Bishop Lawns
Super English Long Cloths. suitable fof Ladies'
New York, Bates, Atwood, and other good makes
White Camhrics (of Jonas's celebrated makel
White Briants and striped India Dimlty
Marseilles for Basgues and Bonnet Card
Shirt Bosoms and Shirt Collars
French worked Muslin Collars and Sets
Swiss and Lace Sleeves and Sets
Honiton and Maltese Lace Collars
Swiss Cambria and DImty Bands
Embroidered Linen Camhrlc lldkfs.
Also, new STYLES Lace and Silk MantIllas
Stella and White Grape Shawls
Plain and rich figured Bonnet and Sash ihhons
Steei-spring, Neapolitan, and other Skeleton
Skirts
Spring assortment Of BajOu's Kid Gloves
Taffeta Silk, black lace and l.lsle thread do.
Cotton Hosiery of every kind for ladies AM
children
Gents best English Half hose, ribbed and plain
do I.ise thread and fancy cotton do.
A good assortment Cf Silk Cravats and Ties
Suspenders, Silk and Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Gossamer and Llsle- thread Shirts and Drawers
New style Parasols.
Also, Gentlemen and Boys wear of every descrip-
tiOn, with every variety of House furnishing Dry
Goods. r.,
Domestic Goods for servants wear OF the heaviest
Purchasers may rely upon getting desirable goods
spS-tr JOHN Fl. SMOOT. b.
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nR. Willard, DENTIST, LATE OF CHI
~ CAGo, would respectfully inform the cit ~
liens of the District and vicinity, that hav S~"R
ing located himself IN Washington, he is >IlII
prepared to perform all operations in his profess
sion, in the most approved sty le.
Office, No. 25o Penn. avenue, adjoining Gautier's-
ian % lY
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RAI.LOU'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE FOR
ID May.
Ballou's Pictorial for 25th April; The Jewelled
Taisman, or The Puritan and Cavalier continued
apis FERGUSON. <sS 7th street,
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Pianos, &c.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
PIANO FORTES.
WILLIAM KNARF.
tSenlor partner IN the late hrm OF


kNABE. GAEHLE q Co,
Continues the manufacture and sale Of yrnrd ara
square PIANO FORTEs, under ne name ''''i. " % e,u
of William knahe x Co, at the old stand sf--9
Nos. I, s, ) and North Eutaw street on Ut MI
poslte the Euiaw House, Baltimore.
They have also just opened n new Sales Room at
streets, the promises partly occupied hy Mr.
Henry McCahery as q music store. where they wall
Keep constantly on hand large assortment Of piaIn
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes
also, Melodeon', from he best kers. from To s
an stops to suit small churches.
~ Being extensively engaged n the manufacture of
fanTs we will sell wholesaieand retaIl, on the most
Our Pianos were awarded tho highest premium
eda al the taiTs OF the Mary land Institute
position to fourteen and eighteen pIsnos from some
Of the best makers from New York, boston and Bal
tlmore; We were lso awarded the FIRST premium HL
the industrial Exhibition held m Richmond, Nlr-
glna, 1855 and lS6. They have also been awarded
the highest premium (sIlver medal) at the Metro
polltan Mechanics Fair for l257.
In addition toihIs we are possession Of testImu-
mails from the most distinguished professors aud
amateurs IN the country, which can nc seen ~ our
the high appreciation IN which our instruments are
every where held.
All instruments are guaranteed for Eve years. and
privilege of fcNchange granted within nc hTS
raunths from the day of sale If the instruments do not
wholesale dealers will find it 60 their advantage
to give call before purchasing.
r,sn%s 3s e, exchanged hired Hrd d tUEcd
CHEAP SECONDHAND PIANOS.-We have
Y m store SIX PIANOS, some of whIcf
have lsen used Gnly a few mouths By mem
sale very low. being great bargains:
Pianos, very pretty cases, at SlSo each
do common, at S25 each
do beautiful rosewood cases, scarcely soIled
hy the few months use they received, at
S6O each
? do Sl7S each.
These Pianos are really great largsIns. and all
IN quest of reliable nIano and great tar. am
should call aud see them.
ana ASg sTass ,o on @ hsHd % Se HFss ost Gcmpete
Ishment IN tins city.
Alss Al kinds OF MUSIC and MUSICAL IN
STR UMENTS. JOHN r ELLIS
apS S6 Pa. av., het. 9th and 10th sts
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|nS EINTURES.-R. II. MILLER, son &
20 Alexandria. Va, keep constantly on hand
a bandSnme variety Of CHANDELIERS, PEND
A NTS RR ACKETS. &c, from the celebrated fac
t,ry of Cornelius * Baker, which they viii guara' -
toe 70 sell al the prices charged 90 private
cbasars at the sale rooms Chestnut street, Para
deInhia Also. Drop-lIghts, Cut Glass and decora-
ted Paper Shades, In great variety.
CaIl and examine for NOnrselves. decl
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rrHE LARGEST AND MOST SELECT AZ
Il sOrtncnt of PIANO FOR rE;S Is always 10 be
one C. az, ss.ITdi "A I!,,;,. gl,,, yis
AccOrdeons.
TUNING and REPAIRING oC Piano Fortes
executed by Mr.. REBINK at the shortest notice. In
the best manner.
A lot of second hand ACCoRDEONS aud
ap7 w. G. METFE5OTT.
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NOTICE. have few of those chesP
~ TOfLET SETS on hand; ShcG cGdRIETS MI S and
,h.r ct ASS WARE, that must be sold preraralo
~ 10 change in my business A Al una1 Ss OIL md i"tS
streets, Penn. avenue rouN M,DRvITT
feb l7-Sm JOiiN "NSNS'@~
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GRAND OPENING OF BEAUTIFUL SPRING
(IGOODs-The subscribers have just returned
from New York, where they have selected with great
care n most beautiful stock of Fine Goods, to which
been of every style, class, finish and variety of EdHs
Bronze and China Ornaments; pearl, silver, and
buck Porte -monnaies and Card Cases Combs.
Brushes, Carriages, Cabs, Hoops, Graccs, Battle
dores, Dominoes. Chess. Games, Engravings, Foot,
Paror and Solid Balls, Balloons, and host Of little
notions for little fnks-forming i'm ALL the largest,
most varied and most complete assortment ever Of
fered in this city. Our motto Quick Sales, small
profits" our Store, No. % between 9th and 9Th op
posite Centre Market.
To all extend invitation to call, promising 10
offer Inducements that will most assaredly cause
them to continue the liberal patronage bestowed up
on since our entrance in business. %
APT III. J. MCLAUGHLIN CO.
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ICE! ICEt! ICE!t!-The undersigned respectful
ly inform his friends and the public generally fa'
he is now prepared to furnish Families and othersl
through the season. with the best quality Of lCE,
delivered an any part Of Washington and Georzc-
town, and guarantees to give entire Satisfaction.
Orders 10 be left with kIDwEIL q lArPENCF.
corner l4th street and Pennsy lvania avenue; & 70
+. KLDwELL & Co, 18th street; ]. b. MOORE. Drug
glst, PenHa avenue, between 18th and 2th streets
GEoRG - ETZ, New York avenue, between IOth and
llth streets; RORT. A. PAYNE, Druggist. corner
4th and Mass. avenue; and with the subscrihar NJ.
s First street, Georgetown, where Ice can be had
al all times.
ap7-tf T. KIDNNEII
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A CARD LADIES' Grape or Merlno Shawls
n BLEACHED or DYEDANY COLOR. Also,
all kinds Of Dress Goods. NeapoItan or straw Bon
DYED or CIEANSED at the shortest notice.
Tho subscriber, thankful for past fayors; assures
all vino Pot ronise him that pense shall be spared
To please them.
29 south side Of Pennsy lyania avenue between 18th
and 18th streets, opposite Gauter's Confectionery
ap 2-lm* H. J. DENHAM.
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NEW BOOK. BY THE AUTHOR OF MAR
] Y Caret Maltland.,, :. The DaXs of Nv Life. q

~ garet Maitland," " The Days Of Ny Life, an
autobiography" price IS cents.
Gieseler's Church History, volumes, price 81 ~.
Stories Of the Island World, by Charles Nordhuf,
price IS cents.
Germany. its Universities, Theology, and RelIg-
ion, with Sketches of Neander, Tholuck. &c., aud
other distinguished German dIvnes of the age. hy
Philip Schah, ID. d., Professor In the Theougi,-tl
Seminary. Mercershurg, Pennsy vanIa, price -.
Wythes's Pocket Dose Book, containing the doses
and uses of all the articles of the Materia MedIca
and chief ofielHa preparations, hy Joseph II;
Wythes, A.M.M.D d., author of the "MlcroscopIst,'
" CurlosItIes of the Microscope" &c. Price 6o cts.
Just published, and for ssle AT
TAYLOR q MAURY'S Bookstore,
ana near 9th street.
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THE CHlLD'S BOOK OF NATURE-Plants
l. Animal Is. Air. Water, Heat, & &C., by w. Hooker
NJ D., vol. illustrated
Isabel, the young Wife, and the Old Love, by j. c.
Jeafreson.
Reading without Tears.
Strckland's Queens of Scotland. vol. g.
ap l8 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.

Just received, prime cargo Of CUMBERLAND
COAL, which Will he sold low If immediate appli-
cation be made TO the Subscribers.
The best article of WHITE and RED ASH
COAL always on hand and at low prices. 2240 lbs.
to the ton. BOGUE & O'NEIIL,
ap22-T+ los Water sreet, GEORGETOWN.
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Joseph GAWLER, CABINET MAKER AND
q g SoNDERTAHER.-Re Ready made Cof-
ms constantly on hand. Funerals at
tended to, and interments procured in
tne different Cemeteries. Furniture of every de,
and Vanished. Ware Rooms 1872 Penn az venue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets mar q SIN
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- y. HOOEER-S HALL BOOT, SHOE
-. AND TRUN NIX ESTA BI.ISHMENT uD
3n north side of Pennsy vanIa avenue, be ESySsasS
tween 9th and loth stTeets.-I have this daS SZiTi4
received of J. w. McCurdy Il Son, IN Chestnut ST
Philadelphia, Pa, splendid assortment of LADIES
Misses, and ChIldren's q \ | L T. II =. BOOTS.
SLIPPERS and BUSKIN TIES, all ooiors shapes
and sty les, all for the spring trade.
Those wishing a good and cheap article will q,
well to call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere; as am determined TO sell cheap for the
CASH. Call early
NV stock of TRUNKS and BAGS is the largest
IN this city. (apSb =. II. HOOVER.
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026 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE,.

O2S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
LcO near corner Of I5'h Strrsg.
II. III. STINEMETZ having made ARRANGEMENTS :
with Company of IlatteTs to be fur
mshed with the most popular styles nHE
of MOLESkI\ AND BEAVER r. ~
HATS. will hereafter make a dis * @
count of l2h per cent upon the actual ~ ~
market price, making theIIst sold for II -
81 land not unfrequently for S5 for N.fG.s.0
the low price Of $3.50, slight varia- ~ -
ton IN quality IS, and for S2.JDa SUI
peror quality for the money. To make tins system
efectIls, he will keep no books. but sell exclusive
IL for CASH ON DELIVERY, which cannot fall beng
advantag geous the purchaser, thereby enabIng hm
Ia buy for cash and sell at a small profit, meeting
with no losses by bad debts.
New Sty les FELT HATS, CAPS, and STRAW
GOODS. for Men, Boys, Misses and Infants wear.
Persons are invited to call and examine our stock.
Call at % Fennsy lvanla Avenue, near corner "f
18th Street. ap lift
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NOTICE OF IMPORTA NEE WINES,
~ BRANDIEs, FINE SEGARs, &c.-The subscriber
begs inform the public that he will sell his fine
stock of Wines, BrandIes, Liquors, Segars and fine
Groceries at very reduced prices They are not TT to
be eqUIalled by any other stock in this city. The
trade respectfully solicited to call and examine
stock. Large invoices are now on their way here,
which will be sold low for cash. AL goods guaran-
tied. JONAS Z. LEVY,
ap2l-tf No SS7 Pa. av. Op. National Hotel.
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NEW FOREIGN SPRING GOODS. - The
l\subscribers respectfully invite their patrons and
the public generally to calf and examine their very
large and select assortment of FORElGNSPRlNG
GOODS, which they have themselves, with special
care, selected for their special trade. .
They also keep constantly on hand the best quail
ties Of Army and Navy GoOds-Epauettes, Swords,
Sashes, Gold Laces, &c.
They also invite attention to their Foreign and Do
mes tic Furnishing Goods, of the best MANUFACTURE
and latest style. III. r. LOUDON Il CO,
Army and Navy Tailors, SS2,
fab e,-dtf under Browns Hotel
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COAL always on hand and at low prices. 224O lbs.
to the ton. BOGUE & ONEIIL,
ap22-3tt los Water sreet, Georgetown.
BARGAINS IN OLD PIANOS AT JOHN r.
ID ELLIS'S, S6, between 9th and 10th streets.
? Pianos at SIS each, Pianos at SIS each,
do at 500, 2 DO at ,25 each,
These are but little used, are great bargains, and
wi II be sold low for cash or approved notes.
ELLIS'S PIANO STORE,
ap2- 36 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th.
CODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR MAY. Five
VI Spring MantIas, Caps and Bonnets, in cOlors,
Robe De Chambre, &C. FERGUSON,
apo 4t8 18th street.
TEPHENS' BLUE BLACK LONDON
- Writing Fluid, warranted genuine.
Also, Stephens's Patent Interchangeable London
Dark Blue Writing Fluid
Stephens's Brilliant Red London Writing Fluid.
Stephens's Liquid Rouge Carmne; London
Guyot's Celebrated French Ink, double Supen-
eure."
Just imported direct from Paris by
ap2l FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Extract lroma note received from the late Hon. John
NJ. Clayton.
L. =. SENATE. Aug. 70, 1856.
The teeth you made for me work admirably moth
JOIIN NJ .'CLAYTON.
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CENTLEMENS DRESS SHIRTS OF FINE
~ quality. Shirts made to order, warranted TO fin,
WALL & STEPHENS
ap8-t 32 Pa. av., bet, 9th and lGth sts