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HOW CAIRO GOT HER BAD REpura.


The editor of the Cairo Times and Delta,
who is trying to write that place up, thus ac-
counts TOR her terrible reputation
Years ago, when we first became a Cairoite
the reputation of the place was decidedly hard.
Strangers stopping in the place for change
OF boats, considered the safety of their bag.
gage by no means certain. and their chances
of escape without a bullet hole in their car
cesses about FIVE to five. Citizens observing
the foolish trepidatiOn Of such persons would
carelessly gather about them perhaps lounge
on their baggage; display (accidently of course)
the handle Of ten pound clever, a ten-inch
butcher knife, or the pole of hatchet partly
concealed about their persons, and commence,
with perfect sang froid, a conversation, per-
haps, in the following strain:
i" say, Bob, were you at the ball last
night ?"
Yes Real nice time. Tom; four men killed
Help bury EN- this morning Put 'em all in a
queens-ware crate and sink 'em in the Ohio
Stunk some'
:" saw the fght-mOst beautiful E.te Lar.
Kan dropped his 'innards' the first rake he re-
ceived from Dad NOol's tooth pick. Us flick.
cred out laughing at the pretty lick. All, it
was beautiful. But that Internal butcher,
whose wIzzen you clipped hacked and stabbed
marx carcass so awkwardly that took il to
be his first set to-" Marx, poor fellow. did
has best; but, of course he could mt fight in
ciose quarters Win fence rail.
In this style conversation would be kent nm
few minutes, when the party recollectinp
that II had been ten minutes since they had
" hekered, under pretence of getting drink
would disperse. The travellers, perhaps. would
scarcely recover from the horror thus occa.
stoned, before citizen rolling an empty barrel
by them, would be accosted by another citi.
zen:
Hank, what are You going to do with that?''
Cothn, Bill-bOy dead ~
"Oh, get box-be human-here's one
the very feller."
Hank measures it-looks puzzled minute
then shouldering it, very coolly rejoins 'Too
short foot but I'll bury him decent. You
see that can just saU his iegs OFF, And
with the same Indifference that one would ex-
pect to observe where such brutality is oom-
mon, the parties would separate, or perbaps
take drink, the distressed father ~ with his
son' coffin on his back Such proceedings. of
course, would make the very flesh of the OBJ
serving stranger crawl with perfect horror
They would confirm him in the belief of every
hard story he had ever heard of Cairo; and
OF course, find their way into the papers as
facts for eYerybody's perusal.
In this manner Cairo has obtained much Of
her bad reputation
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on Irish rascal, what are you about what
are you doing in here % shouted K.
III ye Place sur, kim after twenty -foor
dollars an I'm about waiting for it,
TO out of here instantly, and take that in
ternal umbrella, and dirty boots with Won
D-d if you havn't ruined my four hundred
dollar carpet-take yourself off,
want thin twinty-four dollars, an be the
powers OF pot hooks, divil step will stir till
ye pay me, 'ye mind now ?''
Go out Of here you scoundrel," ;" bawled
K furiously
ye blaggard,''
III you don't go out of this, I'll throw YOU
out! said 4 rushing up and making a
plunge at Terrance's greasy coat collar.
"Of with yees, yelled Torrance, throwing
his soaked hat upon the carpet and raising the
green cotton to charge bayonet position.
" Stan off ye stuck up blaggard We, wild her
wife old calico dress about yer heels, STAN
of, or by the howly ears of the blissid Virgin
Ill shove this umbrella down your dirty throat
an histe it,
Histeing an umbrella in his throat was too
much for K. Torrance was forcibly eiected
from the promises by FIVE kitchen helps and two
policemen.
Terranre on the pavement looking at the
closed door If liver l. put my eye on that fell
Ter, tarin ages won't make him think he
double bristed, busted bank coming down in a
Diottin paper parashoot-won't II"
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A Y'S CONE ECTION merry,
"A No. "a Bridge Street,
GEORG n. ID. C.

Although determined to retire from business dur
Ing r ebruary next, am always ready to attend to
all orders for Parties, &C. with that zeal and
tuaty that has hitherto been my ustom all re ports
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
As usual, At tins season, have a pretty assoyt-
met OF r FRENCH CONFEC CrIONERY, c. and
kinds, for the approaching holidays Persons there
fore desiring to avail themselves Of this last Oppor
tunlty of procuring st-rate Christmas Cake are
requested To make early application.
still offer this establis hment for sale. Possession
given any time PRIOR To the 10Th February when II
not previously disposed of, will sell at public aUc
tIon thus afording good Confectioner an opportu-
nifty OF engaging Ia a lucrative business at once
10 dtJanS linteillgencerl A. l.. Army,
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~ The Montgomery Mail tells the following,
and We are glad TO learn from the same authori-
tatlve source that there was no backing out in
the matter: go -
We have bachelor friend that we think
much of, who was horribly outraged an evening
or two ago. He was industriously plying with
bis attentions q young and very handsome
widow, when some one remarked that Miss
Blank-svery lovely young lady, by the way
was without an attendant. L can't leave.
said COelebs, I'm engaeedr oh, exclaimed
the widow with charming naivete, Il did not
think we had gone as far as hatri,4 .-...f
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Dentistry, 60.
THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

4. Nj. LOOMS, NJ: D., the inventor and patentee OF
Loomts Mineral Plate Teeth" having
successfully introduced his Improvement in1p&S@
yarious cities, has now permanently estab- ~LIO
hshed himself in Washington.
This Improvement for Sets Of Teeth consists chief
" IN making set of but plece of material, and
that indestructibe mineral. No metal is used in
gavanIc action and metaic taste. There are no
Joints to become filled with moisture or particles OF
food, hence they are pNre and clean. They are
lighter, stronger, less clumsy, far durable and
natural In their appearance. will give a reward O
One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produce A
gimIar work Of art to equal mine in purity, beauty,
Durability, artistic excellence any other rec isite
quality.
All work rssponsIbly warranted.
SB Penna. avenue, between llth and 18th streets
lS1y " -
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II For more than two years Mr. @. ID. Prem
tice, the editor Of the Louisville Journal, has
written his edit 1rials by a1anuenses bis hands
bring paralysed 10 such degree that he cannot
Use sthem.-ETfhGags. ID r.. ....H. .-.
Yet paralysis did not prevent him from shoot
Ing at one Of the editors of the Louisville Courier
with pretty sure aim-AIbday Argus.
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NJ, MUSICAL CARD.
GE0RGE A la.ao. ar
Dancing.
H. ANCIN q AGA d ENVY.

Il I N U a Z A ID T. M I.
Mr.. Il F. GhSZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor To announce TO the Ladies and Gem ca
tlemen OF Washington and 1eorgetovp that ~
he will re open his Glasses for Dancing in -
Washington on Friday, the 9Th Of October. at Sxa8
from O'Clock p. M; for Ladies and Gentlemen,
from o clock D. m. GeOrgetOwn-on "Wednesday
the 9TH of October, at Miss HarrOyer's Ladies Sem
mary, from s % clock D. m.
For terms and partIculars application can be made
at Mr.. G.'s residence 40T street between 9th and
l"th streets. Sc l2-6m
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SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.

SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
JOHN II. SMoor, No. lIs Bridge street, George
Town, D. e., has renewed, and offers very cheap for
Cash. good assortment Of fancy and Useful arti-
cies, su'abe for Christmas or New Years pres
ents, VIZ:
Fancy and black Silks. very cheap
Shaws, Scarfs, and Cloaks
lch worked Collars and sets
Hem stitched embrOdefed and plain linen cam
brio Handk kerchefs =" T..
Best Paris Kid Gloves, all Nos
Rich printed De elaIns and Nj erino Plaids
Merno Plalds, Union, % and 5lc.
large lot De 4snes, 1854 aud CSC.
Gents Scaris, Ties, and Cravats
Gloves of every kind
SILK, white and colOrsd bordered linen cambric
Handkerchi1fs
Children's WooIen Circulars. Hoods and Gai-
ters
Gents and Boys scarfs and Comforts
Msriuos and Silk Nestings, DO.
Win great many other desirable articles that
would be suitable for a present.
d I8-t j H. SMOOT
ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
L Trends and the public that We have at last sue
ceeded IN having large quantity of ALES OF varI-
Gus Kinds Drewed ex expressly to our order which we
VIII guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari-
ety that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing moe article of Ale can have
by apply to- US for either ofthe following brands
aaelphn and Xxx. We also have a fins srticle of
Brown stout and * Porter always on hand.
attended to. Army Il SHINN.
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
olI-d GEORGETOWN, ID. e,
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DENTISTRY.
OFFiCE NO. iS0 PENNsyLvANIA AVENUE, 0p$sTR,
Tatss doefS from lafh STRAIT S1llO

Dr.. BAILY begs leave inform the ubIIc that he
fan ee Sc sn at al hours at his Office located above
practice. with the large patients and great
variety Of difficult that he treated success
sOentihO otherwise, relating to the feeth I'LL,
own experience oopfrming the opinion OF many men
and and z. PaImy, has led him, long since, to dis
snrd all msrc1Isl preparations for filling Teet also
Teeth, ard tAst Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate,
mouth. as was most oonolusivsly shown BY the last
Althoush he Hatters himself from his long resi-
to IN he
~ 'as' 20 '','' 'nfG TEsrISSSIsTss. y IN ISIzins
Or. STEPHEN BAII: Dear Sir-I desire to express,
IL
or me have been highly satisfactory. hope that you
'uSo that f r l'nd' and the
Washington. Aug. %. lass. Nv J.SWp.TFIRENcH.
From one Of the Oldest firms IN Baltimore, M..sr.,
Having b. SStPss Stephen bs; cG Surgeon Dem
tst, of washington clty, to execute for me an i'm
my entire satsactiqn and IN view Of the fact thai
one of the most dstnguished members OF the DentaI
perform the work sstsfsotoTy. It give. le me nc
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
Baltimore, Jan. IL, IS5i. HARMANN Bo6Gs.
Extract from note received from the late Hon, John
NJ: Clay ton.
y. s. SENATE, Aug. ls, 1855.
The teeth yop made for me work admirably moth
lug ''''D 10 ''''''' ''' j6sS jftasfpi N. CLAYTON.
To those ths: seek relief from the malades of the
teeth, can cheerpy recommend DR.. y. BailV as
superior Dentist; he made q set Of poroelisn teeth
for one Of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more thar
ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON
Of the Va. Conf of the M. Z. Church South.
Alnl 19. 1895.
We, tho undersigned having had occasion to aval
ourselves OF the professional skill of Or. 8. Bsily
surgeon Dentist OF this city, or having been cOgnix
ant OF his operations our aIilIos OF friends take
pleasure III expressing our adT alton of his artistic
skill, as well as Of the unforr factory manner
IL which he performs the Host delicate and diacuIt
operations IN Dental Surge and pectfuy re-
ooHmond hun g the confidence and patronage OF the
public. OF FhIoh we consider him eminently worthy
IHOMAs u, WALTER, Architect u. 4. Capito',
THOMAS MILLER, Nj. d., of Washington, b. C.
3. =. BOHRRR, NJ. d. OF Geors setown, ID, c.
N. 8. LINCOLN, NJ. D., of Washing ton, ID. G.
Jos. II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID, G,
GEoRSR WALTON, Ex. Governor OF Florida.
WALTER LRNox, Ex Mayor OF Washington.
HEYRY BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Office,
o. G. WIsHT. Principal Rittsnhouse Academy.
fob % IT
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Vocal and instrumental Music.

MR:W. HENRY PALMER'S SPIANOFORTE
lfl CLASSES are daily adding new members Per
sons deslfOus OF availIng themselves Of Mr.. PALM
ER services are requested 10 enroll their names
early as possible.
This Class system is more advantageo for the
advancement OF Children, than any other sy OF
instruction.
Ii is equally advantageous for the psrectins Of the
most brilliant performers.
- TERMS IN ADVANCE.
PRIMARY Class IS per quarter. Advance Glasses
no; All applications 10 be made to Mr.. w. III.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
III Georgetown Glasses meet every Monday and
THURSDAY at IL O'Clock, at MISS HarroveTs Gorge
town. emale Seminary. se4 ff
NJ MUSICAL CARD.
IvlR. GEORGE NJ. ARTH, leader of Arth's
Brass and string Band, beg leave 10 announce kyy
to his friends of Washington, Georgetown.tEx
snd Aiexsndrla, that he is now prepared to SEx
furnish NJ CSlG for Balls, Private Parties. Parades
sources, &c. From one to any number of M usicIans
To be had st the shortest notice.
ORDERS can be left at the Musical Depots OF John
F. Ellis or w. G. Metserott, or al his residence.
corner 9Th and g streets, Navy Yard. oc - SIM
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CLOCKSLCLOCKS,,-
" CLOcKS.-CLOCKSm-C
good BASS CLOCK for 81. Every style Of
Clocks at J. ROBlNSON'S.
., Also, Clock Materials, such as Keys, Balls. R5i
Wires, Oils, Hands, do. I
Clocks TO the trade at wholesale pnoes. Call
and EXAMINE at
RoBINsoN,s,
oc 81 I'm $40 Pa. av., oppo. Browns Hotel.
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II o o ks! BOOK
PHILBRICK's THIRD ANNUAL SAIL

PHILBRICK'S THIRD ANNUAL SALE
No. 47s Psnnsylra%iG apsnss psn frs, doc, .a,t o,
Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists of several
and American Literature, which will be sold at the
p19ashers lowest PrceS and many of them for less,
Immediately after the saleJ to each purchaser of
Book % for . ThIGh q we % receive 81 aud upwards.
Gold and Silver Watches. Gold Lockets. Brace
let's Armlets, Chains, Cameo, Gold stone and Mo
Gold Watch Keys. CuT Pins, Pens, Pencils, Kings
So, $50 worth Of Presents will be given away with
Catalogues of Books can be obtained at the store.
anime our stock Of Books and Presents. ' '''' 'N
diff J: PHILBRIcK. Agent.
NEW PUBLICATIONS. cal and Lesa
Courts decision IN the bred Scott case which de
oar-s the uncOnstltutionaliy of the Missouri Com
tutiou to Tsrritorios. carrying slavery along with
IT" By the author of The Thirty Years View; oc-
The above work Just ISSUED from the press, for
ssie a. the well known st nd corner Of 1i street and
fully printed on clean new ~ ne. se white paper and
with best black ink. Bound in black cloth and Kilt
iettei ed: Done up IN durable form Tor permanent
This work Is what its title rurports to be, an OK
Itlca pa,t of the Courts "pIniOn avoiding any no
tIce of the judicial pst which related 10 the ersonal
VI inc pditlfb On III Is written
spirIt Of entire devotion to the institutions of our
country and with total abstinence frnm all party
views. The authors own wOrdS are: Il write for no
party, but Tor all men who vensrate the Ks Of our
ancestors, and who wish TO ses our Government
kept on the foundatioBs on which they placed ~"
80. And it is believed that this pledge has been
Kept IN the work. .d which Is considered, by con-
potent judges, the most original and profound Of
all the authors works, aad so treated as to present
new VIews TO the Oldest iders and in fact to ap
pear as q new work on subject supposed to hav G
beed exhausted.
JOS. .sHILLINGTON,
Bookseller, Odeon building corner 41a ST.
IL end 10
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: IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

S IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and axlst them, by the Paris
OptIclan, ID. WOOLtSON, who 49,
hiss arrived from Europe with his " ~
own, as weh rs the manu- faoiure Of n rood many
others of the !atest improved SPECTACLES and
D0UBI.E FOCUS and DOUBLE POLiSHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. CRYSTALS, Fto.
which are warranted to improve any EYE slected
with weakness, cataract tending to IL; Also
SHORT RT-SlGHTEDNESS.
Persons " no are compelled to use glasses or those
now using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
DOCBLE-POIISHRD VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations AZ the
Worlds Falr, at Paris, through their producing q
ciearness and easness OF vision heretofore unknoys
IN any other improvements.
Also. all styles Of OPERA, SPY. and MAGNf-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
PeDnsy vanla avenue, or Eighth street No. xel be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
III DO Hof ntS'oke the corner Of efh srrsef.
Prices very reasonable, the same as at Els estab-
lishment IN Europe. ne-n
CLOTHING OF FINE QUALITIES.
We invite the attention of Gsntlsmen to our large
assortment Of
oVERCoATs ..-
BUSINESS COATS, %
SILK AND VELVET VESTS. &e
With a large and complete assortment of Oertie-
mems Under Garments Of sll qualities and sizes
WALL, STEPHENS CO.
S22 Pa. ave., bet. 9Th and 10th straats
do (Intel,&S Statesl
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CABINET FURNITURE.
Beds and Mattresses, Plated Goods. ..r-
China, Glass and Crockery .....
JapaBned Goods. Rrtannia Ware,
Block Tin Goods. Table Gallery ....
Bronzed Iron Goods Look ing glasses .-..
vood and Willow Ware, =. : ..-..
Baskets, brushes. &c. '.,s n.sy =. ...au..
Forming an immense variety Of Useful and Fancy
Artloes, embraoinz almost every thing required to
ufnish the parlr, Chamber. dining room and kiteh-
en-, all Of which will sell at very low prioes for
cash, or on time for approved paper 1T ''-'7 -
....... ..,.. ....... c. w, BOTELER,
General House furnishing store.
dE5weod Iron Hall.
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ID D'INERNOIS' HOTEL,
L A. AVENUE, between nth and 18th streets.
A.

WASHINGTON, ID. G..
This establishment is newly furnished and Ar
ranged on the most modern and improved princip
with private apartments, DO.
III The Bar is supplied with the choicest OF
Wines and Liquors.
Game and other delIcacirs in season.
Hot and Cold Lunch from ii o'clock a. m. until
II m. m Si-,
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS ATC. GAU
w TIERS FRENCH RESTAURANT.
The subscriber, IN order to accommodate the pub
lie, gives notice that he will fnrn sh meals to week
" bog rders at tho rate OF "a per week. =
BILL OF FAREwIl be furnished every day for
the accommodation Of snch guests, and every sclI-
Ity viii be gwen to guests to ST,D1NE
and SUP, at such times will suit the convenience
OF every patron Of the Establishment.
BREAkF AST from until IL O'Clock.
DINNER from 3 until o'clock.
SUPPER from until ~ O'Clock.
n9D-eolm G. GAUTIER. 2R Penn avenue
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fNhEAP DIARIES FOR Ia,s. - : : :
" POCKET BOOK FORM
Best and cheapest Diaries for 1885, in pocket form
vIth Almanscs, Caienders, and Cash Memoran
dums, at IS, S. and 50 cents each, at
VIZ. BAYLY'S,
II eol0t Pa, ave., bet. llth and 18th ats
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.


WATCHES JEwfitEEhs 4itEhss. AND FANCY AR.
hsys sp hand some e ne Ss;t eo,d and Silver
sets and single pieces, FANCY ARTf- ~
CLES, so. ES
Call and examine, at 49,
J.. ROBINsON's,
oc SO-am $50 Pa. sy., oePo. Browne, Hotel.
NEW JEWELRY. WATCHES, SILVER
~ WARE, &c.
M w. CALF a BRO. open this morning q very
large assortment of the above named goods.
Persons IN search Of any thing new and elegant in
NJ. ". GAIT & BRO,
nS S4 Pa. sy., between 9th and 10th SITS.
NJ CARD.
w r take this method OF informing our patrons
snd the public IN general, thai consequences Of the
financial crlsls, we have determined 20 sell all our
tioOds AZ a great reduction. We have mark cd down
all our Eooos-each article being marked IN plain
hgures at our lowest cash prIces-In order eject
a speedy sale, and make object for persons who
examine our goods and prices before purobasIng
elsewhere. Our large assortment emi Taces-
Fine London ard Geneva Watches. for Ladies and
Gentlenen; warranted time keepers.
RIch Jewery, such Diamonds, Pearls, Corals,
Canoes Mosslcs, ETC., etc.
Pure SIlverware, Spoons, Knives, r orks, Pitchers,
Gobets. Cups.
And large assortment Of Fancy SilverwGre, suita-
bic for wedding and holiday presents.
Best silver plated Ware. SpooLs, Forks, Coffee
cheaper than ever offered before IN this market.
Hotel and housekeepers who wish to refurnish
their Table Ware are invited TO look at the Goods,
Ahthe goods are warranted as tePTesente9
No. $50 Pa. ave., bet. 9Th and 10th sfs.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

500 bushels prime white MER-
Il CER POTATOES In store and for sale in lots
to suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
ms IS Water street, Georgetown.
paying their Taxes on Or be
lore January lat, 1853. will save interest and ex-
penses. .Otherwis interest will charged dating bao
TO the hrst Monday In October last.
u l-lmS c. r. SHEKEGT.. Collsctor
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ERESH GROCERIES FOR THE Holt
Il DAYS.
The subscriber offers for sale. cheap for cash, a
hRe assortment OF hEst quality MERCHANDISE
to wit:
? hbs Nantz Cur ants
no boxes Law or Raisins
81 do fresh Pruues
~ KITS Potomac Famly ShaI
20 bills. new Maokercl
50 kits VIrgIuIa Lard
81 toxes English DAIRY Cheese
81 casks Scotch Ae-dIheTent brands
50 do London Brown Stout
100 dozen Levy's Did. Wrecked and Monc n sahsla
Whskeys
Spanish Cigars
30 dozen assorted Wines and Brandies
10 do Scotch Malt Whisxey
10 do Irish Do
With general assortment OF fine Groceries at
Canal.
Country orders punctualy attended to.
lS-u JONAS =. LEVY,
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FURNITURE VERY CHEAP.

The public are respectfully informed that the first
second. and third fOors of our Szsupp,~~&@
large Furniture Warehouse. are SSSsz5sk..2es>k71p
hliod to the utmost capacity with A2ifzz.sea
every description of HOUSE SI3
FURNISHING GOODS-such as
Sofas, Bureaus. Tables, Chairs
Bedsteads. Lounges, Washstands
Writing Desks, Beds. Mattresses
Carpets, Looking Glasses, China,
Glass. and CrOckery Ware. &c.
Forming very Immense and varIed stock, all OF
which we guarantee TO sell ~ such prices as cannot
fai to please Houses furnished throughout, either
for cash approved paper.
Call and examine our stock before you make your
purchases.
Remember the nsme and place
BONTZ 4 COOMBS,
No. $50 Seventh street, ID door from
d elm X, II. Halls DRY Cooda Stora
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CANDLES, SOAP, &c.
~ $50 boxes Adamantine, Sperm and MouId CAN
7oboIes BRowN SOAP.
Is boxes Castillo SOAP,
2casks WINTER OIL,
d kaskets SALAD OIL,
l25 boxes PEARL STARCH
300D lbs. SAL. SODA,
lOkegs SALERATUS and BREAD SODA.
Just received, and 70 sale by
q IL -6teo BARR0IIR A. 9EMMCS
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For tIrcuIars, with 9th 7 PARTICULARS, reference
d7-lawtFebl
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CULPEPER FEMALE INSTITUTE.

JUS. StiII.LINGTON,
Bookseller, Odeon building, corner 41a ST.
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RAG GAGE EXPREs soF FICE
ID 34 ID STREET,
AdJoiniHg The States Prsntins OHcs.
WM. F BAYLY,
w Wholesale and Retail Dealer
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY

FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY.
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English and American Note PaperS-
French Enameiled and Bristol Board Writ k,S Cards
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