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BEAuTIFYING THE HAIR.-Like every other
portion OF the human frame the of water to
the hair Is absolutely essential to its health as il
tends to relieve the secretions and open the pores
OF the skin; the stronger and more healthy the
hair, the more water may be used with p-opriety,
cold water being requisite. Soap and hot water,
" 1applied, will spoil the finest hair In the world
the water consuming the nourishing matter of the
ROOTS and the alkali in the soap frequently chang
ing light hair to red. A free use of the brush
b*autiies the hair, by polishing and promoting
tendency To curl. Fine teeth combs are injurious
as they iniame the tender skin and split the hair
The application Of oil TO the hair-when nature
and good care do not develop a sufficient quality
for its growth and beauty-gives 1t glossy and
rich hue, that contributes much to its preposses-
sing appearance. Curling the hair dries up the
moisture that circulates through il, and the heat
and compression used completely prevent proper
circulation; but constantly brushing the hair
well, and having il frequently tipped or cut, will
remedy these difficulties. Hair should be abund-
ant, soft, flexible, growing in long locks in color
suitable TO the skin, thick in the mass, delicate
and uniform. One of the most efficarious meth
DDS of preventing the hair falling out is to moist
en- il occasionally with little fresh strong beer :;
II also keeps the hair in curl. When first used
ID is apt to render the hair dry, but small qlan-
tity Of bears oil will obyiate this difficulty.
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FINGER-RINGs IN FORMER TIMEs.-Among
the Romans, rings were worn OH the left hand,
except in rare cases. Not only has the fourth fin
ger a special dedicatory name, but even every fin
ger was dedicated to a deity The thumb was
consecrated 20 Venus, and cOuteZans Wore thereon
their rings The fofefinger, denotng power was
consecrated to Mars, and on it the gallant soldier
carried the pretty circlet bestowed OH him by
some fair lady. The longest finger was the es-
pecial care Of Saturn, and grave people wore
their finger-rings upon IT, The San especially
cherished the next finger, on which is now worn
the wedding ring, and which has been romanti-
cally supposed to have artery Immediately
leading from II to the heart The little finger
was regarded as Mercury's own Our great rand
mothers sometimes followed the practice of wear
ing their wedding rings on their thumbs.
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A HARD HIT In our village we have man
who nakes himself very unpopular, and | NAV
say, very OdiOus, by his everlasting fault finding
with other people. He is good man. pc lhaps
but il he sees anything in one of the other mem
bers of the church that he can take hold of he
talks about il, and harps upon il, and makes il
twice as bad as ii was, would have been but fo7
his cDlsoriOus meddling with the NOTES i'm other
peoples eyes. His name is Sharp, and well il
might be. Not far from him-indeed there Is
only garden between the houses-lives Mr. Da-
Wis, mild, inofensive, good man, who would be
or Mr.. Sharp's tongue before him at all times Ii
happened dusing that coldest snap in last Decem-
Der, that by Sunday afternoon they had burnt all
the wood that Mr.. Davis had provided OH Satur-
day, and he must 90 out to the pile and cut some
more or the children would suffer. and perhaps
be seriously injured by the cold. After some hesi-
tation, but seeing no alternative. Davis took his
axe, and keeping one eye out at 'Sharp's house,
and one on his work, he soon had an armfuI cut
which he was just picking up as some one spoke
to him from the roadside; -..-.
Il say, Mr.. Davis -
He dropped the wood and looking up c.ied
''Oh, Smith. All! Yes, Mr.. Smith. Cold
day, Mr.. Smith; glad to you; thought at ii st
il was old ShaTp.;'
well, what if il was !''
"Why, yOu see, | wouldn't inst like YOU
know, to have Sharp see me chOppng wood on
Sunday
''But, neighbor Davis" said Mr.. Smith,
don't you think the Lord will see you.'
"Oh, yes, suppose its likely he will; but then
he pOH't make such drendfnT fnSs about IT.
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I'D A. GREEN. Auc,ioneer.
By C. w. BOTELER, Auctioueer

By CIV. BOTELER, Auctioneer. i.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GII.T-FRAME
n MIRRORS, On. PAINTINGS, ENGRAyINGs, &c,
At At AucLIoN-Mr Jno. Wagner, intending TO change
~ O'Clock, has entire stock of gilt frame Mirrors,
vi Panlngs, Engravings, C., at his establishment,
no zb5 Penn. avenue, south side, between 18th and
18th streets, consisting In part Of : -
rors, size 46 by 50
Ono pair large gilt-frame French plate Mantel Mir
rors, size Sc by ~
One pair large gilt-frsme French plate Mantel Mir
One pair srSc m gilt frame French plate Pier Mirrors,
One pair large gt-frame French plate Pier Mirrors,
size 81 by q
Iogethcr with large assortment Of ...
Sinaller nantel, pier, and oval Glasses
GIlt Frames, one Piano Forte &c
All Of which will be sold without reserve.
Terms: $40 and under cash over $40 a credit 6o
and 30 day for approved endorsed notes. bearing in
terest
ap loco Wv. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
IL THE ABOVE SALEI Is POSTPONEDIN
eoasequesnce s Of the inclement weather TO THURS
ap nd &. w. BOTELER, AuctioneeT
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SMALL SILvER.-One Of the interesting fea-
lures of the United States coinage operations OF
late wears is that of the smaller silver coins,
which by the recent action of Congress will here
after form the principal part Of our silver cur-
rency, In lieu of the old Spanish coins. OF the
new coins over twenty five millions an rdlHs have
been coined during the four years, lS53-ls5j; and
the product Of domestic silver is now over 500
600 annually. The new coins having legal value
of i've to ten per cent below their value as metal,
will not be absorbed or lessened hereafter lof eA-
port or manufacturing purposes.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE OF FANCY GOODS, PER-
n FUMERY, COMBS. BRUSHES, FRENCH MIRRORS,
SHOW CASES, COUNTERS, STORE FURNITURE,
CHANDELIERS, AND OTHER ARTICLEs.-WI be sold
at public auction on TUESDAY, the oath April,
1851 by virtue of n deed of trust from Seby Parker
recorded in the land records of Washington county,
ID. c. in Iber A. s., No. l29, foiOs one to ten, at
the store of said Parker, under the National Hotel
In square 49l, Washington city and for the purpose
of said trust all the stock trade of said Parker
enumerated in the schedule of said deed consisting
of various Fancy Goods -...
A large collection of Combs and Brushes
Perfumery, Porte Monnsles, Playing Cards ..
Ladies' Cahas, Fans, RaIsors and StrOps
Soaps, Card Cases, in silver and in pearl
Indla-rubber Toys, Scissors, Hair Oil, Tooth
Brushes
Ladies' and gents very finest Kid and Silk Gloves
Bead Purses, Also three large French Mirrors
Counter or Show Cases, with plated frames
Show Cases with mahogany frames
large Gilt Chandelier, with hive branches
gilt smaller Chandeliers, 2 gilt Window Lights
long Panel Counters, one Clock, Oil Floor Cloth
Chairs, and sundry other articles of Store Furni-
ture.
The sale will commence on the above described
April 1857 and will be continued there from day to
day, beginning at the same hour, until the whole is
disposed of.
Terms of sale: For all sums of and under $50,
cash all sums over that amount, on credit OF 6n
and 90 days, in equal amounts for netes bearing in
terest, with approved endorsers. BY order of the
Trustees JAMES Nj. McRAE, and
WILLIAM III. PARKER.
ap l6-d&ds A. GREN, Auct.
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BEWARE oE WoMRy's NoTEs-A case OF
good deal OF importance was decided by the su-
periOr Court in New York, on Saturday, from
which IL appears that the note OF hand OF mar
risd woman however wealthy she may be, is al,
teriy yalueless, unless her husband is able ana
willing 10 paw Il. According to this decision,
rich wife may be the most dangerous and sliPpe
ryof all customers; as her note Is worthless III. :
less n n. a note of invitation. The amount OF
the note In question was for $500, for board and
nancy loaned. .#-. .... .t . .... ....
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IHE ANTi-KESr CAs.s.-The Troy Budget
irarEs that the Anti Renters have enga0ed "a
conhse! M-ssrs. Hill, Porter, REYNOLDS. CoIyin.
Ifrmaihs and Cochrane. Of Albany, Mr. Bing-
nam Of Troy, and two lawyers f.om New Work
Le m0nOHs IN the Van Rensselaer, suits will be
APPEAL Judge Bronson Of New York, and q
~ JehkiHS OI Albany. d:e counsel for Mr. Van
zen. eiler- Plenty % red tape and Iong argu-
1nrnts may be- expected 9 -
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ID. A bill has become law In ONO which
proy,des that all property held for religious pur-
poses shall be deemed to be the propsty OF the
congregation. and shall be held by corporation
for thai purpose, for organizing which the bilI
aIso nroyides; but in cases where 10 has been
already decided to an individual, for the church,
exclusive of the rights OF the congregation, it
NAV remain In his hands till his death or removal
after which II must pass INTO tue PoSSe"''op "
the contemplated corporation, 49, ---.--
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WISE AND CsgFUL SPIRIIUALIsT "A
CORES sDondent Of the Spiritual Clarion, writing
ffotn MONTGOMERY, Texas SAYS:
= am now writing in the house Of Mr WIN
VI RANKIN lie is about 20 years Of age, worth
about S5JVp. and looks as though he was not
worth one red cent, or had sense enough to get
Odt OF shower Of rain without some warning
Thunder Yet he has been GOOD. wise aud Ises
inl SpirInali>t seven or eight wears
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VOL. TX.
ALL MISTAKE THAT YANKEEs ARE CURIOUS
An English traveller, writing from this country to

ALL MTsTAkE THAT YANKEEsARE Cuntors
An English traveller, writing from this country to
the London News, says: |
&c must protest, as far as nv person,, e,n.r; =
ence goes, against the notion generally current ON
the otner SIDE OF the water that travellers I'm This
country are apt to be bated by impertinent Curl
ositS- AS far as i have seen, in no country so
tnIhy Settieu, and In which traveller is still in
Honle sort' book which his entertainer has the
nght 10 read, could reserved mans reserve he
more rigidly respected You come and oo in
the most out-of-the-way places pass idle listless
dogs In small towns, where every man knoI,ys mr.
thinks he ought to know every other man for
TWO hundred miles around Won NAV be STRANGELY
dressed, strange in voice. in accent. or in ma6ncr
put no one ever pretends to feel curiosity enou0b
about you to be unable to concealit Your oen7,
Inc Southerner is too Independent and too Sroud
TO manifest much interest In other people,s CON
Germs. Remain silent and YOU can sit silent in
the most crowded bar-room as LONG as Won nlease
Be communicative and you will find YOUR com
munieations receiyed in a calm, quiet way which
accepts freely what Is given, but seeks for no
more. But have never witnessed the slightest
attempt made to pump any man who did not wish
10 be pumped. am certain could not have rid
den three hundred miles through an agricultural
district in England, and met with so little rude.
ness and incivility, and much positive eiyiljty
as have met with here. You find no deference
paid to You because you are better dressed or carry
more marks OF wealth about you than the person
you happen to be speaking to, but civiIitv is NOT
the less welcome for that I'm England unless
known to somebody, you are generally treated as
nobody"
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AUCTION SALES.
ByA.GREEN Auctioneer-

BY A. GR ZEN, Auctioneer. n
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON NORTH
II nj, BETWEEN 9Th AND 7rH STREETS WEST AT
ArGTToN.-On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant,
shall sell IN front of the premises, at clock D. M,
parts OF Lots Nos. " and 49, in Square No 44a. hay
ing front of Is feet on north street, and running
back on the west line to wide alley l24 feet and on
the east line 100 feet. = .
Terms One-third, cash balance IN @, 70, and IS
months for notes bearing interest from day Of SALE
Title ndsputable. ..-.
ap 22-d A. GREEN auctionaar
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TERRIBLE NEWSPAPER MORTALITY IN BOs-
TOW llhln few years fifteen daily pape s
have died ~ Boston, and the proprietors 81 three
Of those still in existence have filled This does
J!O: speak well for the i'Athens'' Of the New
World There are bat four daily papers in Bos-
T9n now owned by their original proprietOrs
Fhe.e are still ten daily papers in that city which
AMT, AZ least, be five too many. Tnefe are but
Thirteen in New York, and twelve in PhiIadel-
gEil-PsaHS SgIruHiGH
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BY c. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.
r nE EYCEII EMIT Ii0ITSEH0I N Er

p 5F EXcEEkf " E1TEkEf Asst!pH6Gr
28l at 10 o'clock a. m, shall sell at the residence Of
Streets aTse and % handsome si Collection Of @
%s s hGeseh1d d $E Sn n psSd
gold and green brocatelle
One pair Of large gilt frame French-pate mante
Handsome rosewood Commode, What-not
Handsome tapestry velvet PsroI carpets %
Walnut Etegere, rosewood Centre Table, with mar
Bronze and French China mantel and table Orna
six.Iight Chandeliers, brackets and pendants
floIl hron Hat RalfIRtn Rack walnut nail 'hairs @
Walnut Sofa, mahogany sideboard
Walnut h,i Dining ro9m % Chairs
Walnut extension dining Table
Go Sasd encS China eadERstqs Set
SILVER Plated and frsneh nl China tea sets ys
1ss 1 ms9s walnut Bookcases
Lounge, ", walnut a Pedestal, & 1 ~ marble St top
ahossny bsHESsf aDa 9fs french Bedd
Mahogany dressing Bureaus, marble top
Mahogany Washstand. marble top
Toilet Sets, Crib, Window Shades
Straw Mating, mahogany rocker Chairs
Handsome set of blue cottage Chamber Furniture
ouase
Superior walnut carved Bedstead, Wardrobe
Superior Washstand, with marble top
Cane Chairs
With other useful articles rendering il very at
tractive sale to housekeepers,
Terms: $40 and UNDER cash; over that sum credit
80 days. for approved endorsed notes, bearing
apSo-d CIV. BOTELER. Auct.
IN VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI
Il Facias, issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
County of Washington, and TO me directed, shall
pose to public sale for cash in front of the Court
house door of said county, on WEDNESDAY the
18th of Apr 1857, at u O'clock, M, all defendants
right, title claim and interest in and to lots No. and
90 in square No. GAL; together will all and singular
the improvements thereon, being the properly on
which the Lime Kiln located, at the corner of Vr-
| as the property of Perrott A. Prinae, Edward r.
| Goode, Semuel Seeiey and Cornelius Boyle, and
term 1855, aqd jndicas to March term 1857 in favor
| Of Frederick and Augustus Schneider. and John
Purdy. .-',..- ]. D. HOOVER,
ap l-tds Marshal Of the Dist. Of Col.
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By A.GREEN, Auctioneer.


THE SUBSCRIBERS, EXECUTORS OF THE
Il LATE GEN. JAMES THOMPSON, at the request of
his heirs and devsees, will sell, at public sale. on
MONDAY, the 4th day of May next at O'Clock D.
ny, all his real estate in the city Of Washington, to
wit: ... - .
j His spacious brick dwelling House on square No.
25, and the following lots
No. 49, ~, 81 p D. "a, IS, , and p, in square No. a5
No. ~, Is, and II, In square No. q
No. 2, 5, and z, IN square No. ~
No. |. IN square No. 81
No. is, IN square No. -
No. II. IN square No. "a ..
Nos IN square No. 30
No. ~, IN square No. RI
No. %, IN square No. 100
No. 10, IN square No t26
No. 8, in square No. I96. ."
The sale will commence at the dwelling house,
The terms of sae will be: One third of the pur-
chase money IN cash the remaining two-thirds in
three equal nstalments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, for which the purchasers will be required to
give their several notes, bearing interest from the
day OF sale; the same to be secured by deed of
trust, to be approved by the subscribers.
The subscribers will convey all the title and es-
tate of the late Gen. Thompson to the lots sold. All
convey ancing at the cost OF the purchasers.
If the terms of sale be not complied with within
three days from the day of sale the subscribers re-
serve the right Of reselling such terms as they
may deem proper. at the risk and cost Of the purca
sers. .. w. III. II, TAYLOR,
J. b. HI. SMITH,
lid Executors.
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CLOCKS. CLOCKSm CLoCKS9.lnst ,.ee
u this day, a great many new syisSs n EJJ1
CLOCKS Good Timepieces, warrSn'eu' El
xlsoe Clock MATER such As M.nds 0tds's
Cards HaIIs Keys Weights, Glasses, hangssy
Springs, &c.. at \, Il, t,nor,n,r $40 on aoslte
Great OiocA Browns Hotel.
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nENTISTRY.
IL DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OFFICE No. 1873, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
IhKkS Hn0rS frOnl l4fh Sfrcet

be seen at all hours, at his oce located above
practice, with the large number of and great
variety OF difficult cases that he has treated
scientific or otherwise relating to the feeth. lis
own experience confirming the opinion of many men
and ]. and f. Psrmy, has led hun. long sncs To- dis
card all merc4ra preparations for filling Teeth also
ments for, the construction of Continuous Gum
Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted opSGold Plate,
Is the only reliable substance that bSwOrn tire
mouth, as was most conclusvely shown 10y the last
AweIloan Dental Convention
denca and practice IN WashlnEton, he is svoTaby
known to ms numerous IIends and patrons, he begs
.. TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church of Epiphany Of
DIR. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir--I desire to xpress
YOU | as superior dentist. The operations executed
for me have been highly satisfactory hope that you
public that your Skill SO well deserves.
Washington, Aug. 26. 1856. j. ". W.FRENCH.
From one of the Oldest firms in Baltimore. Messrs.
Boggs, Cotman Co.
Having employ ed DIR. Stephen Baily, Surgeon Den
tlSt, OF Washington city, to execute for me an nm
my entire satisfaction, and in view of the fact that
of the most members of the Dental
perform the same work satisfactorily, it gives me
great pleasure to express nv entire confidence and
Baltimore, Jan. l2, is57. HRRMANN BOGGs.
Extract from note from the late Hon. John
Nj. Clay ton.
L. :. SENATE, Aug. 19, 1856.
The teeth you made for me work admirably moth
Ing 00uio 0e Os''ef' very JOHN EtdHfSp II. CLAYTON.
To those that seek relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can cheeriully recommend DIR. :. Bally as
superior Dentist: he made set Of porcelain teeth
for one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself and the work has a stoSa wei! foT than
ten years. ROBERT II NlAON,
of the Va. Conf. OF the Nj. f. Church South.
April l9, 1856.
We, the undersg ned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves of the professional skill of DIR. :. Baily,
Surgeon Dentist of this city, or having been cOgnZ
ant of his operations iamIlIes friends take
pressure pressing admiration of his artistic
skill, well as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
which he performs the most delicate and dlthcut
operations In Dental Surgery and we respectfully re-
commend him to the confidence and patronage OF the
public, of which consider him eHiinently worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect l.. :. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, Nj. d., of Washington, ID. G..
Il. =. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of Georgetown, ID. T..
n. :. I.IsooI.S, NJ. u. Of w Washington, ID. c.
GEORGE WALTON, EX- Governor of Florida.
WALTER LENux, Ex MAY or of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Office,
&C. WIGHT, Principal Rlttenhouse Academy.
feb ~ q
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nR. C.'s. GOODMAN.

nR. c. s. GOODMAN,
IL SURGEON DENTIST, and
MANUFACTURER OF ARTIFICIAL TEErH.-~
HIS complete arrangements enabling hlrr toyp$V~
present the following reasonable prices:
Entire Upper Sett Teeth, on Gold. $50 to 81
Do do do on Silver II to .
One or more, on Gold od.......-..........- 2to S
Do on Silver; ....... TO
4i Filling, Extracting, Removing TaTter; ala Re-
pairing at the same reasonable rates. All epeI atlons
executed such nIsnner to give every sat siac
tion. Office corner Sth street and avenue. apS
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Dentistry, &c.
THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEErh.

:. pR. IO0MlS, the inventor and patentee OF
"LoomtS Mineral Plate Tsetk," having -
successfully introduced his Improvement iny>$1
various cities, has now permanently estab-
hshed himself in Washington. - ..a
This Improvement for Sets Of Teeth consists chief
y In making set of but one piece of material, and
that indestructibe mineral. No metal is nsed in
galvanic action and metallic taste. There are 90
joints To become filled with moisture or parishes OF
food, hence they are pure and clean. They are
lighter stronger, less clumsy far more durable, and
natural In their appearance. / will give rewatd Of
One Thousand Dollars to asy one who will produce a
similar work of art to equal mine purity, beauty
durability, artistic excellence or any other requisite
quality.
All work responsbly warranted. ..-
276 Penna. avenue, between llth and 18th streets.
an 1S-ty
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By JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer. .

Dy U hUCIIUHttT. =
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND OPPOSITE
' CENTRE MARKET SPACE At PIBLIc AUCTION
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell parts of Lots
No. and ~ IN square No. 49, fronting ~ feet ~
inches, more or less, on Louisiana avenue between
9TH and 9th streets west. running hack % feet to
paved alley, with the improvements, consisting ola
three-sto brick Warehouse, recently occupied by
Edward Hall, Esq. As grocery store.
This property Is very desirable for business purpo
ses from It's central location and beng immediately
opposite the Centre Market.
Title lndis putable.
Terms One fourth cash the residue in C, II, IS,
and "a months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the property.
ap l6-td JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.
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VOCAL MUSIC-Mrs. FRANKLIN. Teacher
S., OF Music, having vacant hours for few more
81 oTThhoiaIs, requests those Ladies who desirous
10 lavor her with an early application. Terms made
NM hn9wn at her RESIDENCE 4a5 j. street, between 9th
MetZerott ~ A'' m e Or ~
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NI0TICE-NOTICE.-Ih have . few OF those chesp
~ sETs on hand Snlc 6 cGdBIETS BP II sand and
theS aJ ASS WARE, thai must be so1 al h
~ To- change in my bUsneGs ~ Inas Ss a. S "A ,o,
cheap, please call at NO. Ss' pe'" ''' ''''N
streets, stree e fsnn' am avenue JOHN McDEvr1T,
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RUTTER-BUTTER-B .
/ am now daily in receipt of PRIME FRESH
GOSHEN BUTTER of the most delicious flavor
and quality.
81 tubs just received by express.
500 pounds PRIME SPRING ROLL BUTTER
from Cumberland Valley. Pa.
2,O0 dozen FRESH EGGS.
am constantly receiving the hest quality of BUT
TER that the States Of New Yo K and Pennsy vania
produces and will supply hotels. dealers, and families
at the lowest rates, and deliver 1t in all parts of the
city free Of charge.
GIVE me 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. 81 east end
new Market, on 18th street. Also, on Monday
Wednesdays, and Fridays Mt Stand No. 95 Northern
Liberties Market.
,ap 2l-2w GEO. a. LANE.
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AC CARD Ladies' Grape or Merino Shawls
n BLEACHED or DYEDANY COLOR. Also,
all kinds of Dress Goods, Neapolitan or Straw Bon
nets DYED DRAB. Gentlemen's Clothing RE-
DYED or CLEANSED at the shortest notice.
The subscriber, thankful for past favors. assures
all who patronse him that no expense shall be spared
to- please them.
24s south side of Pennsy vania between 18th
and 18th streets, opposite Gauters Confectionery.
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