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SOM ETHING NEWT!
Halls Young AmericaFire. Cracker Pistol

This is admitted to be the most amusing Toy even
offered to Young Ameaica, suitable for all times q year.
1t makes a report equal to the common Pistol, and car>
ries a ball with the same precision for ten PAGES, though
not with force enough TO kill, making it the only cheap
and harmless pistol for target practice in existence
100000 sold in four weeksF Retail price, rs cts,
and upwards according TO the market. Trade price Ia
dollars per 100 pistols, cash on delivery. Sent by Ex@
press to any part Of the country. A. W. HALL.
800 Roadway, N. YS ~Inyentor andSOle Manuiactu.
.rer.
A full description, with engravings, sent to any adj
dress on receipt Of postage stamp.
Fire Crackers constantly on hand. E%- 100 Agents
Wanted. A beautiful Specimen Pistol sent by Express
or Mail prepaid on receipt ofSl
June IL, ls57.-3t. III. Ssh
ONE DOLLAR per hundred given for old metal, al
u The steam foundry On Lisbon street, by
may2I, Sit e1 e. "a MCGUIRE.
- g. trz Ntaf4rf.Hi eea4 rs4i ass gsza.ff
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RuRSTEn uPI

Il would seem from the following, which we
clip from The Cleveland Leader, that that old in
corriciBly honest man, ALFREA KELLEY, ESQ,
has been plugging thai bngand NguiiIire nasal
protrudes Of Lia into ether peoples business, 10
such a wAy as 10 DO Of very great importance to
everybody. Such men are very much needed
about such localities as Columbus and Washing.
ton. We hope to hear that Mr., Gibson, the late
Treasurer. will be able to show satisfactorily that
he has not embe@elel per 50, but he caSnot well
release himself Com all blame. although he is the
relative Of J, G.. Bresin. the alleged real default.
er and embezSleE, cs . .f.g
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A meeting Of the R. w. @. L, Of the TO. Of
G. 7. ofNorth America was held in Chicago last
week, Also, meeting ofthe Grand Temples Of
Honor, Of Illinois, was held at the same time
Tho delegates Of the two conventions met, and
after a full and free discussion Of the present state
Of tie temperance enterprise Rev. e. M. Marvin,
OF st. Louis, moved that a committee Of FIVE be-
appointed to call a WoatD's TEMPERAScr Gov.
vESrIoN, as soon as necessary arrangements caa 10
made. w
The following named gentfemeA were appointed
J, E. yinton, chairman, Of Albany, Green Co.,
Wis., Rev. E. N. Marvin, Of st. Louis, Mo-;
o. W, Strong Of Rayeuua. ohioi Hon. F. Price.
Bloomington, ILL.,, and Prof, Gao. b Iodyp Of
Saargls, Michs .uah .itals -saa6
We understand that tho chairman, J.E. Vinton
Esq. will call an early meeting Of this committee,
at some central point, whom a full programme o
the arrangements will be perfected aud published.
Papers friendly 10 the temperance causethrough.
out the country will oblige this COMMITTEES BY
giving this notice a place ia their columns
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6TIfman could sail to heaven in porridge
pots, with mss,s of beef and mutton, what a yoy.
sger would a charitable man make!
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EEWhen We sec a pretty female foot. we
naturally conclude Chat it belongs to a beautiful
woman lou tho principle that %aR is well that ends
we'll"
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GREAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MENr OF eh5OOOO.

The o. s. Journal Of Saturday, brings rs the
slsriing intelligence that a deficit has been discOvS
cred in the State Treasury Of five hundred and
CIV thousand dollars. Nh. Gibson has resigned
bs oiice, and the Governor has appointed A. ?.
Stone, Of Columbus. to FIJI the vacancy. Mr..
Gils,n states that tie deficit existed wien he
came into the Office. sithat it is the result Of
.be former Treasurer. join q. BresFfn,
William Dennison has been appointed BY the
aOyernor to act in conjunction with tho Auditor,
.sas % Ons,Of his eGarks, 10 making full exapiqEutiop
So : sauo lie affair. - sgsvBs lts ,nsoq FsA
nas Tie July interest," notwithstanding the deficit,
.sil De paid.
We are iniytmel from another source. that
Wsn. Gibsouiis q bFoihssin law of Mr., Blc'Iln
sna t5scsalvl the fact oGths def,lcntioH in order
- q eise the fS,ier 81 orpotlmits to replace the
money. II this Is true. although the motives Of
Mr. Gibson were doubtless good, It is to be regret
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.NoTICE BRUD6F DUILpFRs

TiE updsnFued ri 4 90 the lowest responsible
! oiisef p Weiicsay d sh day Of July, 1857,
dR hous ri tatlve otiock, ~ and to
2 ciockf ~ IN ibl town 81 Minerva, the building On
e new Rilgsacross he RI FORK Of Sandy Creek. A
ltu1 mi ssedd-afiuus mas be seen by calling 1t the
store o. Peterson & H51ry in the towhof Minerva. Obi.-
THOMAS WEIR, Commissioners of
JACOB SrEAlER, Carroll County.
Junc Iih lsjL-:d.
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ed o. he xAOad Lsss alOse bis sympathy for
his4 aler,ia-hv q preysut him from an earli-
exp eure Of De dsirit We remember some
talk daring Nh BrsIie's administration about a
Of S29s. 600, which vas Glen attributed. il
We mistake not, to bank kiluses.
M. Breslin is at present in Kansas, and the dis
covefy was made during the tempOrary abseneeof
Mr.. Gibson in MiUuesOta, by Alfred Kelley and.
who bad access TO the books Of the office.
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Tho Government has ordered six companies Of
the 10th infantry, now stationed at Fort Smelling
to go out into the Sioux country, against the low
crbn of Dieotah Sioux, at Spirit Like and
Des Moines; also, among the Sacques River Indi,
ans. The theory Of the Government is, that
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-18

The people of Champaign, Clarke and Greene
counties, seem to be 10 no way iptimldRted by
the abuse heapad upon them, as traitors, abolition
lists, Black Republicnps&c. The VrbRRa Citizen
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 20, 1885.
Notice is hereby given to holders of stock of The
loans OF the United States, that this department
will purchase the same until the 30 Of March next
unless the sum of 5; 800 900 shall be previously
obtained, and will pay 10 addition TO the interest
accrued from the date of the last semi annual dvi
Gend of interest iheseOn, together with one days
additional interest for the money to reach the en-.
dor, the following rates OF premium said stocks:
For the stock of 1892, premium of 10 per cent.
Fer the stock Of 1877 and lS4s, premium Of Is
per cent and for the stock Of 1850, COMMONLY
called Texas Indemnity Stock, premium of per
cent
Certificates Of stock transmitted to the depert.
ment, under this notice, must be assigned to the
United States, by the party duy entitled TO receive
the proseeds. II sent between date hereof and The
lstday Of Jalus'y next, the current half ears in
terest must be assigned by the present stockholsr
or it will be payable as heretofore, and cores
ponding deduction be ma ie from the amount pay.
able for the stock.
Payment for the stocks 20 assigned and ira lsmit.
ted will be msdn by drafts on the Assistant Treasu
refs at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, at the
option of the parties entitled to receive the money
which should be expressed In the letters accompa
nyns the certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Trs asury.
dec l-dt3dMarcht
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sCITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS ANDyEw
YEARS PRESENrS.

IOHN II. SNOOT, No. Il9 SOUTH SIDE
~ Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. G. has received
a great variety OF ussfII and seasonable GOODS,
TO which be Invites the attention Of both ladies
and gN1tiemel VINO may wish 70 make Christ
mas and New Years Present.
ENBROIDERIES.
Rich worked Cambria sets (Coilafs and Sleeves)
Do do Muslin do do
DO DO Muslin aud Cambria Collars
A great variety dow priced) do
worked Linen Sets and Linen do
Rich worked MuIlia Sleeves
Black and white Lacs sets ana Collars
Worked Jam 5Tic and MnSIin Bands
EFnorOidc-ed Linen III, 1ric Il Indker rchiefs
HenStitcasd. tucked and PLATA do
Black ChantilIa aad Preach Lace Wells
Worked, quilted and hOo2ed Skirts.
ALSO
Moire Antique, EmofoIde.ed, satin and other
ClOaks
Double anI single B'ochs and other ShawIs
Rich Fanny and Btacx silks
french Merln9S, plaid MerinOs
Pain and priu'sd Nous l. delaines
Best Parls Kid Gloves, all numbers
Md au1 Brrk 6auntlsts
L33ies, gents ali children's Warm Gloves
DO Hosiery, N every kind
portmounaies, and ia3ies' CIbaS
Sent. Linen, Cambria and silk Picket Haadkfs
R1ck and fancy silk Crav4tS, Scarfs and Ties
6elts Shawls, MerinO and Wooden Scarfs
Chtldren's Rni: Tdlm4s and Hoods
ladies', gelts and boys Comforts. &c
With many other desirable goods, which will
DC sold low 10 cash or prompt Customers
dec % J. SMOOT
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Reeds PATENT STEAM ENGINE.

V'H E Sc IMPROVED ENGINES (FOR
l. which patents have been granted and first
pr.ze medals awarded 20 the inventor, both IN
rhe United states and Europe } contnus TO give
sue satisfaction, on account Of their simplicity
<7d economy, that we have now established an
extensive mandatory, ard are prepared TO de-
fves al the shortest notice engines from two
horse power and upwards.
These engines have been accurately tested and
have shown an economy Of twenty per cent. In
fuel, and about the sems In oil and repairs. This
saving Is effected by letting the steam IN and out
both sides Of the cylinder through Ia ge openings
removing the pressure from the valve and afIoV-
Ing no steam 90 escape or exhaust from tie pas
sageS except from the cylinder alone elso by re
ducing the weight and friction to about half that
Of the ordinary engines. We place the smaller
sizes upon an improved boiler with all the pi peg
attached, and the whole mounted with small
wheels convenient TO ship to any part OF the
country, and TO avoid he necessity OF an Iperi-
enced engineer 10 start them, they are all tes:ed
before leaving the factory
Reeds PStsnt steam Pumps are also coming in
20 generalu sc on steamboats,, In mines, and for
supplying boilers, where theY ase now giving
great satisfaction They are preferred 20 any la
use because OK tseir cOmpaetnes5 and simplicity
These engines and Punps may be seea In opera
ton, or further lRfoTmatlol had by calling or ad-
dressing REED B. RKBECK
Jan l2-lm 95 Maiden lane, N. Y.
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A CASE sEYoSD MEDICAL SKILL Some
readers may remember the curious account Of
man. Who died suddenly in this city while
since, over whose face, as his body was expos-
ed at the grave, sudden shade and light
passed so strangely, that The friends removed
IT back 10 the house, and kept up frictions all
n ght trying to restore il TO life. We learn
since that some of the anxious friends of tho
deceased visited New York at the time, and
tried 20 induce the physician who attended the
dead man il his last illness 10 60 up, and try
his skill toward his restoration. DR.. S. listen
ed awhile incredulously, but at last seemed
to believe the story of his informant. "But," Z"
said he, " l hope that you won't be able 70 re-
store him-I really hope you won't" "why?'
asked bis visitor, in amsIement. Well, -
said the Doctor, " 1 don { see how he would
be able to get along, il would be very awk-
ward for him-for his liver and heart are in
that jar on the shelf f"-TineS.
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SING HR's
Improved Sewing Machines.

10 wien vas granted the Highest Award Of
the Paris Exhibition, thereby receiving
che Worlds Verdict Of Superiority.
TydE INPROyEMENTS IN THIS MA
ehinc has simpliEed them In many respects,
fsdthey srecapableOf executing twice the amouni
ef work they did formerly In any given time.
Cney are without question the only Machines Ca
paole on sewing every variety Of goods perfect,
shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
Nwn oy any ofthese machines by simple hange
q needle and thread In such manner that the
alosest scr ltlny cannot detect fault
Manufactures, planters and families will End
'Eem tne Only safe Machines to purchase, as they
re pull suons and durable, and not likely to
hinding bats, CT ?-frcnts, callers sc
SilEr snread, Cotton, Needles 60 ss,sta.:ly
sn hsla, at the lowest rates
Persons desirous of isforraatIoa ,.s,,a,s
lag NzchiEes Will please address
l. M. SlNGER Co
ls5 Baltimore street Baltirnnrs
y Eve arc prepared to exchange these raa-
sh;acs for old machines cfany kind rerm.nh.
eII. Persons vho have 5ee1 Induced 10 nrYchar.
sfsrioT machines under iAc preteIt OF bcin,
sheap, I.ll is6 ikls beaeEt Indeed.
LAsr ls-lY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-31

Miss BRoSrE AN affecting anecdote Is
told of Miss Bronte, the suthor Of "Jane
Eyre When her celebrity had risen to fame,
publishers were ready to give her the largest
sums for a novel, bat she refused the money,
rebuked for her silence, she averred that she
had gone as far as her experience could carry
her, and that before she wrote again she
must have more life to draw upon. This was
said IN the spirit Of truth aud of genius. Tho
sordid mind, with its petty readiness, It's me-
chanic talent, could not so have thought or
spoken; il would have clutched the money
and grasped the pen, but the cash in purse,
and then, like the barrel organist, who had
pocketed his aims, fall to work in grinding cut
its machine music.
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CREAL ESTATE OFFICE.

A FULL DESCRIPTION OF ALL PROP
N erty left with me for sale, will be entered on
my Sales Book, and receive my personal atten-
tion, and II a sale Is effected, a reasonable CON-
mission VIII be charg d on the amount OF sale
| will also we personal attention 70 the Rent
ing OF Dwellings and other Property, for reason
able fees
left In NV charge, will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity; and that II is nv inten
ton TO make my once place Of great value to all
Interested In Real state.
Business respectfully solicited. Once at No
512 stoIy) 9TH street, opposite National Intel
ligencer Ofise.
ian 22-eo3m POLLARD WEIR
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BANKING HOUSE
CH UB B BROTHERS

POSITS.-DEPOsITS RECEIVED AND
- Checks paid without charge. Drafts on the
northern seaboard cites received on Deposit ri
par, and Exchange on said Cities furnished to de-
positors without ctarge
INTEREST on DEPOSITS Interest will be al
lowed on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed
upon
DEPosIrs IN VIRGINIA AND UScURREs1 Mo-
NEY.-Deposits in Virginia and ether Uncurrent
Money received to be ckec ked for, payable in
same FUNDS, or IN specie, we charging the Iegu-
lar Exchange.
DIsoouNTs Notes, Drafts, and Bills OF Ex
Change Will be discounted, and Loans made on
stocks, BoEds, and Securities, at the market
rate.
be furnished, negotiable In the different Cities Of
the United States, on Deposit Of NJ oney or Colat-
erals, and interest allowed II Money is sposited
and charged II Collalerals, on such terms as may
be agreed upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF EXCHANGE s-Travelers
VIII De urnished with drafts In such sums as
may De desired negotiable Z the different Cities
BILLS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT osHseL.sp,
IRELAND AND EUROPE Bills OF Exchange ar q
Letters OF Credit on England, Ireland and Eu-
rope. furnished at the market rate for Exchange,
In sums to suit.
curities paying from to 12 ~ cent always fol-
sale, or bought In the different Cities at a com
mission ola 4 II cent. Where stocks are boup ht
upon orders. we reserve the right TO call for de-
poet or lO T. cent on the cost. Bonds OF stocks
will be ordered by telegraph
RAILROAD, CITY, STATE BONDS Rail
road, Citv, and state Bonds can be placed in cur
hands for negotiation either In this country or
Europe RGtlrocs Iron purchased fer cash or
with Bonds
LAND WARRASTs.-LandW Warrants boue hit at
the market rates All Warrants sold by us are
guaranteed in every respect
Land Warrants located on commission
g., Land WaHant Quotations regularly furnished
IL requested
Warrants will be forwarded TO Western Houses
on orders, or sent for sale on commission to re-
spOnsible parties.
HsAL ESTATE AID iNsURANCEs-Real Estate
bought and sold, and lnsurances en-cted
CLAIMS ON THE UNITED STATES, Court OF
CLAIMS, e oNGREss -Ciains en- the United
states, before the Court Of Claims or Congress.
lntfuste1 to US, Will be prosecuted by able and
prompt attorneys.
CHUBB BROTHERS,
Jan " Opposite the Treasury
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A MUSICAL CoSeREaAIIos AT church Of
celor, the minister noticing a number Of per-
sons, both white and coIored, standing upon
the seats during singing service, called out in
a loud voice:
"Git down of them seats, both white men
and cOlored; care no more for the one dan dc
oider "
Imagine the ministers furprise on hearing
the congregation suddenly commence singing.
in short metre:
"Git down OF dem seats,
Boff white man and color;
care no more for one man
Than does for the othern
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the work there were plenty of candidates for
the presidency and for Congress, but there was
no candidate for the hlacksmith's sledge ham
mer and forge, no candidate for the carpen-
ter's adze and jsck-plane, aud not a single
voice claimed the farmer 8 privilege Of chop
ping cord-wo0d or following the breskine-u -up
plough Lucy would like to be President Of
the United States, but she wouldn't dig pota.
toes; Lucretia would like to be Minister to
France, but she wouldn't drive coal cart. or
get an honest living rs street scavenger:
and although Pauline would have no Office.
tiOn to becoming Secretary of State, she is the
last one in the world to roll up her sleeves
and support herself by laying stone wall, dig
ging collars, or carrying mortar-hod up a
on the choicest cuts of beef and mutton, but
no one was willing to water the oxen or feed
the pigs.
To end up with, they passed the same old
set of resolutions, denouncing in the strongest
terms tho monster, man, and declaring that
the race might become extinct for all they
would do towards the keeping up of the popu-
laton.
1 thought of the fox and the grapes, and
questioned If that ancient and respectable
fable is not psralleled by the strong minded
women, and their babies that they havn't got.
The fox and the women are alike disdaintul,
and the grapes and the babies equally impos-
sible.
wondered, as left the convention, if it
wouldn't be pleasant thing to see the strong
minded establishing their claim to pantalooDs
by doing mems work. really thought that
the world would be edited by the sight #
Pauline in blue shirt and sheepsgray brecchcs
breaking paving stones by the dey, or Lucy
Stone in a carter's frock and stogy boots
hauling nolasSes at sixteen cents load Lu-
crctia, with her sleeves rolled up, leather
apron Oh, forging wagon tires, with Ernestue
to blow and strike. Hoping yet to behold all
the glorious fruits Of the wOman'S right move
ment. remain. yours, progressively,
Q X. PHILAsDER DOEsrIcKS, ?. b
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e. 1t was winter, clear and cold. and N.

R9 1t was winter, clear and cold, ana tbe
snow was finely packed, when Dr. Meadow,
was one of a sleighing party, which he describes
50 far as he and the young Widow Lambki.
were concerned, in the words following:
The lively Widow Lsmbkin sat in the same
sleigh under the same bufalo-robe with me.
''0h, oh! don't, don'tn she exclaimed, a.
we came to the frst bridge, at the same time
catching me by the arm, and turning her
veiled face toward me, while her little eyes
twinkled through the moonlight.
Don't WHAT" l asked. Tam not doing
any thing"
"Well; but thought you were going to
take toll, replied Mrs Lsmbkin.
" IOI," rejoined; +" what's that1p
"Well, l declare" cried the Widow, her
clear leugh ringing out above the music Of
toll is,r
" Indeed 1 don't, them" said laughing;
"pray explain, if you please"
lou never heard, then" said the Widow,
most provokingly-" you never heard that
when we are on a sleigh-ride the gentlemen
always-that is, sOmetimes-when they cross
bridge, claim kiss and call il toll. But
/ never psyit"
1 said that had never heard Of Il before;
but when we came to the next bridge claim
ed the toll, and the Widows struggles to hold
the veil over her face were not enough 70 tear
1t. At last the veil was removed, her round.
rosy face was turned directly toward mine,
and in tho clear light of a frosty moon the toll
was taken, for the first time in bis life, by
Dr.. Meadows. Soon we came TO q long bridge
with several arches; the Widow said it was no
use to resist a man who would have bis own
way, 60 she paid the toll without q murmur
- But you won't take toll for every arch,
ioiH you, Doctor" the Widow said so archly,
that L could not fail to exact all my dc es, and
taat was the beginning never mind the
rest The Lambkin had the Meadows all 10
herself in the spring.
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CHINA, GLASS ASD QUEENs WARP.


.-, K. H. MILLER, SON CO, ,uxzsN
RII Importers direct from Liverpool TO 34&O
Sf{s Alexandra, beg leave 70 C ali the at w
- .ention OF dealers. hotel kee Ders and ~
Others o; Washington and Georgetown 20 their
stock Of 6OODS, which, FOR extent and variety,
will compare favorably with any establishment
In the Eastern cities.
The cOnneIion OF their senior partner with the
manufacturers Of Europe aud the United States
for upwards OF 30 years, has givea him advan
tages In the purchase o; goods equal, II not suoe-
ricr, 20 any house In the trade An Inspection of
goods ald prices will satisfy all patieS that pur-
chases can be made cs them upon the most favor.
able terms
Frsnch China Dinner Sets, gilt and decorated
French eAiaa Dinner Sets, gold band and plain
white
French China Vases, Pitchers, Toilet set,, &c.
French China rea Sets, Cups and Ssuoers, and
other articles OF Teaware
And Dlnner Ware, separate from sets
india China Dinner Se.s and separate articles al
ways on hand
White Grants Ware In every variety, In sets, and
separate from sets, a, may be desired
BlUs Printed or Liverpool Ware, the same
COmTon Edged, White aad Rockingham Ware
In full supply.
Gut, Pressed, Plain and Moulded Glass Ware
from the best establishments IN the Eastern and
Western states, whica will be sold by the pack
age OF otherwise
EIperiencei packers employed Goods put up
By Us can Oe transported by any mode without
bEs2kage.
Fare by iSe Steamboats, from Wsshin4ton 70
Alexandria, almost hourly, I2x cents eaca way
a duarssr or dollar thus spent may save many
collars. dec l.
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D'IvERNOIs HOTEL.

MIR. 6. D'IvERNoIs BEGs TO INFORM
iSk his friends and the public In general, "a
that he has now opened his new Hotel on TO-
18th streets.
This Establish mentis newly and elegantly furn-
ished On the most modern and improved principle
with Saloo Is and Private Apartments The
BS is supplied with the choicest Wines and
Liquors, Cigars, &C. Game and other delicacies
In season
Private Dinner and supper Parties promptly
supplied and attended to In any part Of the city.
Table d'Eote at 3x O'Clock, on Sundays at
nov
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GIAHTEL,H.

NEE AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE.
hensfacIHrsA from Slate Stone, By tn.
Eest CastI.tsn Slate Go aPany, IT.
VNaE3E AANrELS ARE ETAMELLED IN
l.nltltoa Of tbs riches. and mos. expen5. ys
EGYP CIAS, LISBON, VERD ANTIQUE,
fORPSGRg. PYRRNESS, DROCATELLA,
A6hTE, SPANISH GALWAY, and other rare
ana c5sl-ab!e MARBLES. The limitations are
20 pefIat tAat they challenge the closest scrutiny
Ias2 are 50 ni2aly polished tha, they retain thsiI
o-e1ty muoh longer than marble are not injured
oy smoke, coal gas, o. acids, and can be sold
nncn cnea2 = than any Others In market. PTIce
ranging from SI25 20 si2
Arniiecis, Builders sac Others are Invited 70
can sod examine samples az No. sI2 sever ~
sree:, doOfS below Odi Fellows Ea., up
saIs. E. Vi HANSON,