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(NUBA HONEY
he subscriber has just received and for salo
zen terces OF chilled CUBA HONEY an ms Gro
Geay ana PROVISION store, No. SD 18th street and
le lS-tf JONAS ID Ir,,,
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The bids should be marked proposals for Stamp
ed Envelopes" and addressed Third Assistant
Postmaster General, Post Office Department"
AARON V. BROWN,
je l-dtjy6 Postmaster General
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR PIANOS, FURNITURE
- Household Effects Mt Public SeIe-On
EDNESDAf MORNING, February ath. AZ
IN O'Clock, at the seminary and residence Of the
Rev. VIM. j. CLARKE, on r. street, between sIb
and sIh, shall sell his furniture and eaect Is com
prsing-
very superior rosewood Chickering Pianofor,e,
Cover, and stool
excellent maho gany case Pianofor.es
Walnut sofa, PaTlor and Rocking Chairs
Walnut Bookcase, Whatnot
Plush Armchair, Tables
Handsome Pictures, in 9iltframes; Books
Brussels three ply, and ing rain Carpets
Walnut W ardrobes, Dressing Bureau, Bedsieads,
and Washs:ands
Mattresses, BClsters and Pillows
Looking Glasses, Chairs, Tables
oas PENDANTS and Fixtures, Boofshelves
Cooking and other Stoves, Tin Safe
Togtther with general assortment OF kitchen
utensils
Terms: $50 and under, cash over tha, sum
c'edit OF o. and 20 DAYS, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
Jan29-d JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.

Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer
GAZE OF RlCR JEwELRY AND ELE-
- CANT Fancy Goods at Auctien.-On FRI
DAY MORNING, February 9th, commencing at
II O'Clock, shall sell, at my salesroom, Iron
Hall, an invoice Of elegant Jewe!ry and rich
French Fancy Goods, consisting in part Of
Fine Gold Earrings. Bracelets, b east ms
Finger Rings, Hair Pins
With many other rich articles Of Jeyelry
Crystal Boxes, and large collection of heavily
Gilt Fancy Goods
Altogether forming the handsomest variety OF
Fancy i6oods we have ever offered for sale at
auction.
Fms goods may be examined at any time pre-
viousiy to the sale The ladies are PARTICULAR
invited to attend c. ". BOTELER
feb Sd Auctiorear
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BEsBFACrORs OF MANKIND.-It is not he
who invented Brussels Carpeting or Gold Bro
cade, whom the masses have reason to hold
in regard, but he who furnishes something use.
ful to every body. One of our government
officials lately returned from his mission in
Brazil, tells as an anecdote that among tho
frst enquiries made Of him about his acQuain-
lance with our public men, was whether he
knew the American Chemist, Dr. J. C. AYER,
who invented the Cherry Psctorai and Cath-
HTttc PiHS. AS these articles (mOre particu-
lsrly the ChsJry PeetOrai) are in general use
IN The cities of South America, they are the
most prevalent representations Of American
products, aud asmsny thousands there as we'll
as here ows to them the recovery of their
health from malignant diseases. il il not
strange they should hold the inventor in e..
TEEN, but it is rather simple in them to sun.
pose that the Doctor is the only man of mark
We have among our twenty-five million peo.
ple.-ChriStIan AduOeate.
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Book Notices.

LITTLE DoRRIr. part First.) By Charles
Dickens. Philadelphia T. 3 Peterson.
(for sale IN this city By Taylor Maury.)
30 many of our readers have devoured the
chapters of this work as they have made their
appearance, monthly, in Harper's Magazine,
that 1t is hardly worth our while to say more
than that Dickens shows no falling off in his
power as novelist, and what is lost in the
exu6erant humOr Of his earlier efforts is made
up by the avoidance Of redundancies and in
the more artistic development of the plot of
his story.
The present volume is one OF the complete
uniform edition of Dickcns's works published
by Peterson, of Philadelphia. The illuStra-
tons are excelIently well executed reproduc-
tionssOf the original designs by Ii. X. Browne;
the paper and binding are good the form
(duodecimO) convenient; and the price at
which it is sold most reasonable. Peterson de-
serves to make his fortune, if he has not al-
ready.
ESSAYS, BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRlrICAL: or,
Studies of Character By Henry T. Tuck
eIman. Boston: Phillips, Sampson Il Co.
(For sale in this city by Franck Taylor
We think this is destined to be the most
widely read and popular of any of the various
works of this fine scholar and graceful writer.
Its contents consist of very delightful biosra.
phies Of Washington, Lord Chesterfield Daniel
Boone, Robert SOuthey, Sir Kenelon Digby,
jacques Laftte, Edmund Kean, Theodore
korner, Robert Fulton, John Constable, Cha
teaubriand, Francis Jeffrey, Roger Williams
Richard Savage, De Witt Clinton, Jenny Lind
George Bsrkley, GiacomO Leopard, Daniel De
Foe, John James Audubon, Laurence Storre,
Massimo D'Azeglio, Sidney Smith, Charles
Brockden Brown, Sir David Wilkie, Joserh
Addison, Goverueur Morris, SiIvio Pelico,
Thomas Campbell, and Benjamin Franklin.
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Bye w. BOTELER, Auctioncer.
FURNITURE GLAsS,Aa CROCKER'

EURNIT URE, GLASS, And CROCkERY
4 at hucticn.-On FRIDAY, the 9th instant
all sell with out reserve al store No 4l9 Penn
sylvania avenue, between Sd and q Il streets,
large and general ass ortment Of Household urn
ituIe, consisting in part
Mahogany Sofas, Tete-a- Tetes, Nurse and Arm
Rockers
Bedsteads Chairs, Wristbands
Shovel ard longs, Lamps, Candlestcks
Knives and Forks, Carvers, Steels, Chahng
Dishes
Vases, Chamber Sets, Foot Tubs, Pitchers
Plates, Cups and Saucers, China Tea Sets
Bowls, Mugs, Dishes, Bakers Compotiers
Glass Float Bowls, Decan.eys, Tumblers
Molasses and Cream Mugs, Sugar ald Butter
Dishes
Fancy Cups, Casters, Walters, Coal Iiots
Slop Buckets, Plated Spoons and Forks, Tin
Toilet Sets
Tea ana Call Bells, busting and Furniture
Brushes
Sauce pans, Flat lron~, skimme's, Ladies'
Bresd IOasleTS, &c flee Mills, Meat Cutters
Fancy Baskets, BTiitania Tea ard Coffee Pots
Cream and sugar Dishes, Pitchers
Coal SifterS end ShOveIs
Also, large assortment OF Goods too numerous
10 mention
The attention Of the :radc Is called 70 tho above
sale AZ The q DDS will he sold without reserve
Sale positive without regard to the weather.
Terms cash. e.. W. BuTEBtH,
lend Aucti0necT
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DEEU,

On the lst instant, JOHN EDWARDS, son OF
John h aad CatharlneB Baker, aged three years
month. and IL days, OF pneumonia, arer eigh
DAYS suffering.
The lovely bud so young and fair,
Called hence by early doom;
Just came to snow how sweet a flower,
In paradise would bloom.
alexandria papers and Baltimore Sun please
copy
At the 81. Charles Hotel, In thir city, on Sun
dav morning the LIST instant, at OK o'clock, Of
inflammation Of the bowels WILSON C., son OF
Henry ID and Harriet e. Huff, Of Winona Min
nesota, aged % years.
The parents Of the deceased had the consola-
ton OF attending him through his illness.
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COnsumptSe, Rheumatic COsve, Bilious Delicate after
days will ind renewed pervsie
every organ 81 their frames Every dOse makes the blood
PGreT The nerves commence in the arteries and
Ia the Veins. These pills. hrst effect
terfsl blood Increasing the by which
are Deposited In the veins, snd they throw of
lions into the bowels which by the
iruIa BraDdrsths PILL exp-ls them from the -ys When
fret Gse tie pills occasion gripping .hd the
PatieEt feel worse this must be h0rae with for good
come Afterwards No great good l. often achieved without
s'ue trouble In It's attainment aud this rule applies
recovery OF heath These symptoms only
body has long struggled nader load of impure
LuuOrs. consecutive days Will satisfy the
moot uEbei.eviDg Of the good the pills
directions should be Carefully tuiiei If unjersoUt
followed health and NSpr Will la majority cases
cured by the use Of RRANDkErH'S Pills.
JDf az &c cents per box 1T 4S Canal street BGsuireh
Building, Nv York. ~ I. W. Dyott 4 sons north
>co"d street PhladephIa, aud By medicine dealers
ally. nov Aft
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nave them Of great
oN ana ID subh1ius Hosrseness produced
our clerical 6rehr IN real favor in calling their attention
70 them ,-Lons Herald 1--WE commend them to the :
teEtlon OF public speakers, tinseTs who
troubled with affections Of the Watch
man. For Coughs, AsthTs, &c, cheerfulIy
nony from personal knowledge to their eAcacy-EaIIors
Fieori-l They simple aud elegant form for admin
seTinS In conbinstOn several medicinal held
~ general esteem among Physicians treatment Of
bronchial sfectons'-Dr. O. =. BiSelou Containing
opium or deeterions drugs these LozenS-s
Freely ny public speakers and vocaltss clearing
giving strength TO the voice. Sold by all Druggists
Oct 1911 JAMES n. CALLAN,
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know their breath Is bad, and the subject is
so delicate their friends will never mention it.
Pour single drop of the Balm" on your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and
morning. A fifty cent bottle will last a year
For sale at Shillington's, agent for Washing
ton, aud all Druggists.
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PONCO'S FEMALE PILLS.-ThC combination Of Ingred,-
enta in the Pills are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and
merits are based npon extensive practice thirty
years. and, where the dlrecons have strictly FOL
lowed they have failed all
relieve painful and difficult fpartcuiaryl
The change OF life They viii cure the Whites aud
al o0siructons arising frSc cola exposure
and he usef succss-fUlly Preventive Call mon
the agent, and get Circular for particulars free.
Price 81 box with full directions Sold Wholesale
retail BY CHAS STOTT, DEusEist Pennsylvania avenue
SAMUEL B. WAITE S2s seventh street, wsshin ston D.
and K 3 T. ClSsEL, Georgetown; to whom all
be SENT and the Pills will be sent confeny by MN 10
ladies' who enclose them dollar.
n B.-See signature the Lox; toconhterfstttis for
a.,
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POLICE MAaIsrRArrs Al thi, time there

POLICE MAGISTRATES AT this time there
are but four police magistrates in the seven
police districts Of the city of W ashington. The
commission Of the magistrate Of the fourth
district, Justice Morsell, has expired, and no
one has been chosen in his place; Justice
Briggs, of the sixth district, has gone TO the
west, and. We are informed, intends to re-
side there; Justice Birch, Of the seventh dis
trict, sent his resignation to the Board OF
Aldermen last night. This morning the bust
ness of the central guard house was attended
to, so far as il was competent for him to act,
The not being police magistrate) by Justice
Dom. -
PILPERERs Last night several small boys
wore arrested for various acts Of petty larceny,
and taken to the guard hOuse. The youngest
of them, John Smith, twelve years old, is an
old offender in crime apparently, there being
several warrants against him in addition to
the one on which he was arrested He seemed
TO be much distressed when put in the cells,
and wept bitterly, but suddenly dried up.
The guard, on going to inqu ire the cause IF
this change, found his young charge m matching
cents with his fellow prisoners, and, having
struck VEIN OF luck, was apparently quite
resigned to his condition lie was sent to Jail
for hearing.
CENTRE MARKET The roads have been i'm
proved sufficiently to allow produc residing
- NS oJN'Hins COuhtlcS 10 Senu larger guam
titles CT provisions to market than during q
week or Two past. This morning, large NUN
Der OF wagons and carts loaded with green
wood were ranged along the stand on Ninth
street; and the hay stands on Louisiana ay.
enue were all occupied.
W ASHISGToE CIRCUS -Remember the grand
entertainment to be given at the Circus to-
night, in which Mad TOurnaire Mad Debacb
the Ferrauti's, Mr.. Z. w oOds, Kingcade, Han
kins, Foster, and that son of Momus Jim
Burt all perform. The entertainments are of
the first order, and all who wish to pass an
evening Of rare enjoyment and drive dull
care away, should not fail to attend.
DIR dRAFroN TYLER respectfully informs
his fellow citizens of Georgetown that, under
no possible circumstances will he consent to
have his name used in connection with any
municipal office, as his professional allegations
are paramount to all other considerations
WATCH RETURNS John Smith, aged II
years, larceny; Jail for further hearing. John
l. Taylor, cOlOred, aged IA years, larceny
dismissed. Ambush, colored, confined by re.
guest Of his master VIM. Sanderson yagrant,
dismissed. Five dodgers were accom- mod ated
The report of the eastern lookup was regis
tered As follows: William Taylor, drunk and
dISorderly, fined SIS and costs; John Hall
colored, drunk and cut after hours, fined SIS
and costs; John Proctor, drunk and disorierly,
dismissed, there being no m agistrate to try the
case John Howard, cOlored assault and rrc
family, fined sl0 and costs
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APKRruxED BEEArH.-What lady or gen.
tleman would remain under the curse Of dis
agreeable breath when by using the " Balm
ofa thousand FooerS" as dentrifce would
no, only render It sweet but leave the teeth
white 90 slsbsstsr? Many persons do not
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Arrival Of the City Of Msnnh....r

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The steamer City of
Manchester arrived here this afternoon vith
dates from Liverpool to the l4th ult., (.ntici.
pated) SIZE experienced rough weather and
received serious damage in the gale Of the
2lst, which carried away her bulwarks, side
houses, cutters, and washed three men over
board. The cabins were also filed with water.
On the 22l a large ship was seen on Ere,
cotton loaded. The Manchester fred guns
and made signals, hut saw no one on board
and no boats
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Indiana Seustoy .

Indianapolis, Feb. 2.-Tbo Democratic
mentors of the Senate met the House in con
ventiOn to-day. As the Lieutenant Governor
and Democrats left the Senate the Republi-
cans selected a chairman, took M the oOn-
tested seat Of Woods, dem } and declared it
vac mt This action, If legal, gives the Re-
publlcans majority in the Senate. The con
VentiOn adjourned till the 5th without eleeting
a Senntnr
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ITO! HU! TIE GOLD DIG6INS.-GREAT

ITO! HO! TIE GOLD DIG6INS.-GREAT
l. BARGAINS The advertiser will sci or
exchange his Farm, Of 60 acres for property In or
near this city. The house AVID out buildings were
built last year. He Will also sell $40 acres, with
large Brick House and COmmodious out build
lngs, and likewise 100 res with good buildings.
They are all separate farms, and adjoining one
another, and situated on the Little River turn
pike, miles from Fairfax Court House, Va Fer
fdrther particulars inquire at Ais Massachusetts
avenre, between 9th and 10Th streets, Washing
ton City. feh dt.
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IUr Game. saw. IConoucr,d.,,,,

mus wrote Jnlins Cesar Alexander somebody to
some distinguished senAs; and thouEp With how
nuh more truth might Mrs NJ " Gardner the celebrated
lnoan Doctress have written such b"4siu
Nhsh with her baisam Of idverwort ami Hosrbourd she
came, saw, and conquered Colds Coughs Asthma Crouu
bronchlti. aud Consumption sUatohiu from
the avsrictous jaws Of death.
hsssrs cexs Potter No. 1854 Washington straet Rns
ton General Agents. For sale ny " n. Gilman Charles
sto Nsirn Palmer, q. n. Gilman and by Drnzgists gen
rally. ian -
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For Sale and Rent.

FOR SALE OR RENT THE FINEST
l. Restaurant In Washington city, complete in
al! OF Its arrangements, and the best located
ii iuss on Penn avenue, will he sold On undoubted
security on such terms as will enable the pur.
chaser to meet the current expenses Of the house,
and to pay for II from the profits The proprietor
wishes to engage In another business Apply at
hlChER'S h restaurant, ID street, between sth
and 9th, north side. feb 3t&
FURNISHED ROOMS TWO PARLORS
L and slI Chambers, handsomely furnished,
To- rent at No. 4O5 9th street, betweed and II
feb - it*
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Sugar Warehouse Burnt

ST. Louis, Feb. 2-The warehouse belong
ing to Beichers sugar refinery was burned
last night, together with q large quantity oil
sugar and molssses. Probable loss $50, 900 f;
insurance unknown.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Fire in Alexandra.

ALEXANDRIA,, Feb. 5 "A ere this morning
destroyed a block Of frame buildings at the
corner of King and Royal streets with the en-
IRE contents Tho property was owned BY
Messrs Arnold and w L Atwell, and insured
this city
"A man named Edds shot another named
WEIGH IN the head in Eldred's reetaursnt this
mGrolng' The parties had had a quarrel.
nlGs mas been arrested and confined In Jail.
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kNUH SALE A THREE-STORY ANDAT
Il tic Brick House. on street. between 9th and
streets. Price 81 500. Occupied by X. G.
Hyat Also, several Building Lots,-one on 9th
street, near New York avenue and several On
l1th street.
The above property will be sold on accommo.
dating terms Apply to the subs riber, on lIth
street, near X street
ian I-1w GEO. T. LANGLEY
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The Few Orleans Bank Robbery.

New ORLEANS. Feb. 2-The examination
IF the hank robbers has been postponed.
StTinser reports that $40 900 of the money Is
hiG in his state room on boa.d the Cahsvba.
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New York Senator.

ALBANr, Feb. 3.-Preston King was to-day
elected United States Senator on tie part Of
the Senate.
The vote stood, King, IA; Headley, Amer
icsn, 9; Sickles, Dem 1. The House con-
CURED by large msjority.
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NOTICE.
" - MA ~

4 LOCKS! - CLOCKS .,-CLOCbS ~ Call
- a. the Great Clock Emporium, opposite IN
Browns Hotel, and STE the greatest assert kl1l
meat CT CLOCKS this side OF New York an
5000 CLOCK warranted for Z so. Also all kGznJ
KINDS Clock Materials, Gils, Cords, Balls, Keys
Weights, &c The trade supplied at wholesale
pi ices. Cash or Clocks given In exchange for
Ola SiiVef or bold Watches. Also good " ate be-
Tor sale low. Gall and see Tor yourselves at
ROBlNSON'S. gag Pa.av,
Jan S1-@m opposite Browns n otel
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uOUSE FOR NT-THAT FINE Dwell
L Il ling n ouse on the corner OF New York ave-
nue. and 18th street, will be rented to a careful
tenant on reasonable terms. IL Is convenient to
the public Offices Apply on the premises, or to
EVAN HUGHES, corner 18th SIeet and Penn.
avenue. Jan 29-eo
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ENOR Rem IA PARLOR AND CHAMBER
l. handsomely furnished, In one OF the most
entity Of the National, Browns, and Dexter's
Hotel The house is rev, with all the modern
improvements, water, g's &c. Also, several very
pleasant Chambers. Apply at No 10 Louisiana
avenue, south side near 9TH street feb2
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Baltimore Markhta.

BALTIMORE, Feb 3-Flour is dull; small
sales of Howard street at So q.
Wheat is dull at 81 43sSl as for reds, and
sI53dSI.53 for whitee. Prime new corn will
bring 65s65c.
Whisky 26a27ic.
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SToCK IN THE OLD omiSioN Co.I
COMPANY, hARATFHA CUUNTY,


SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL. BE RECEIVED
~ at the Banking House Of Chubb Brothers FOR
the remaining stock Of tn. above company be
Ing three hundred shares. The CAPITAL stock :,
>iCO, olh (doliaIs) Of which go coo has been
SUBSCRIBED. The mines are now prepared for
active operations, and per cent interest VIII be
guaranteed upon the stock now offered FOR sale
by the original stockholders, for the period Of
two years
Particulars in regard to The stock and lis mos
pee Will he made known upon application to
jan27 Pr DANDRIDGE Aeon,
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DANCING.
SECOND IND LAST OUARTER-

SECOND AND LAST QUARTER.
nROF. H. w.MUNDER, RESPECTFULLY
Il announces 10 his friends and the Aa
public generally, that his second and last -
quarter will commence from the LIST 20 the IN
9TH OfFehruary. All that wish TO prepare NIk
for the Grand May Festival, would do
well 10 enter their names Immediately.
The Fancy noes this season, viii Tar excel
any that has ever been introduced In this CITY py
himself or any other teacher
His agreeable Soirees, which has oeen 30 ex-
tensivelv patroniLed this season. VIII continue
every WEDNESDAY EVEklN6, (weatner per.
mitting) until fufthe notice, Jan WV
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NOR RENT THE STORE-ROOM RE-
L Gently occupied by +. NJ Drew, Merchant
Tailor. No SIG 7ih street, Immediately opposite
the Office Of the National Intelligencer For
Terms, apply next door to GEO. w COCHRAN,
Cigar and Tobacco Dealer. ian 16-u
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GIBRS,S HALF nAauRaCrnPy
STILL SELLING OFF AT COST FOR

OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FANCY DRESS
~ SILKS, Plaid and Plain French MerInos ali
wool, Mousselins, and, In fact, all Fancy Dress
Goods will be sold for the next two weeks NJ cost
and many for less, 20 close them out. Also a I
OF Cloeks and Sbawls.
We have now in store, a full stock OF surerior
Bleached and Brown Shifting and Sheetinp, Cot
tons, Superior Shifting Linens, Table Diapers
Napkins, and Towelings, all If which we shall
sell at our usual low prices, notwithstanding the
great advance in many Of the articles named.
COLLEY & SEARS
jan 27-eo2w 523 9TH ST., doors above Pa av.
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MARRIED..

I'm Georgetown, on Thursday evening, the 30 h
OF January, by the Rev Il " Brown, Mr.
JAMES RAWLINGS 10 MIS- JANE MASTON,
both Of Georgetown
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ba. proven itseG II all who bean rrtuptc anouI
use ~ 10 De the NJ Plus ULTRA of all the HAIR DYEsorv
a. GILMAN Washington, l.. c.. AMI sold in Bstmore Nv
SETH ;, HANCE. -, Ga -
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-West, convicted
last week of the murder Of bis wife, was this
morning sentenced 10 be executed.
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Senatorial Eomin alton.
Murderer Sentenced.

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-The democrats have noni
mated, in caucus, Daniel L Sickles for U. S
Senator
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SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.

REDUCE
Very Large and Beautiful Stock Of Winter Dry Goods
We wi" commence this Winter
al 6cenn'v
6 centw
worh5
al Scents, Q
en- ,wrth5O
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