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BURRs PRESENCE OF MIyD.-Col. T. B.
Thorpe furnishes the following "Reminiscences of
the ''imperturbable Burr: ~
when in Louisville, Kentucky, some years
since, had the pleasure, n pleasure which Il
shall never forget, Of meeting Judge Rowan,
one of the most remarkabl men of his day In
conversation Of an evening" the Judge, among
other "reminiscences Of early times, alluded 10
the arrest of Aaron Burr, on his arrival in
Louisville, in charge Of the United States an.
thorltles. Burr, for the time being, occupied
the principal room Of the then fashionable no.
tel OF the day, and was constantly surrounded
by crowd of visitors drawn together either by
sympathy or curiosity. Among the persons
present were Judge Rowan and Mr.. CLAW. As
night drew on, the crowd utsde of the hotel
composed OF the wild patriotic sons Of the West
became violent in their denunciations of Burr
and 80 warm did this clamor become. that
many persons thought that Burr wouId he
seized by the people and summarily dealt with,
In the midst Of the excitement almost every
person Immediately about Burr. became moro
or less anxious for his safety, when Mr.. Clay,
tnen just In the opening of his brilliant career,
with pol teness that he alone could assume.
stepped up to Mr.. Burr, and SAID: Sir, de,
pend upon it, whatever may be the feeling out
side, We, your friends present, will defend YOU
Burr, hardly half the statue of Mr.. CLAW. in.
stantly assumed an air of dignity that riyaled
that Of Harry Of the West His brilliant
eyes flashed fire, and stepping back, be replied :
have never in my life, sir, been placed un
der any circumstances rhere couM nor de
Je1id mySelf'"
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BANKING HOUSE OF oEuu,. p. orvv,.

DHPosIfs.- Depoelts received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts the northern seaboari
cltes received on Deposit al par, and Exchange on
INTEREST ON DkPosITs.-lnterest will be allowed
on Deposits At such rates as may be agreed upon.
nDhroslTs III NlkslNlt AND DNcURkKNI Mcskt,
ceived to be checked for, payable funds or IN
specie, we oLarglng the regular T. Exehange.
nsseSusIs:,Notes' Draits, and BIls OF FL ehAnss
and Securities, al the market rate.
LRTTFRs OF CRKDIT.-Letters of Credit vfl bs
United States, on Deposit Of Money or CoIAterais,
and intersst allowed If Money il deposited, and
charged II Coateras, On suoh terms be agreed
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANsr.-Tuveers viii
De furnished with drafts ia such sums may be de-
sired negotiable in the different CIties of the Union.
LAND AND EuRoPE.-Bills OF Exchange and Letters
Of Credit on England ireland and Europe, furnished
1t the market rate for EXCHANGE in sums t9 sun.
ties ing from TO l2 pr oent, always for sale or
bought in The different Cities at commission Of &
pr: een.. Whefe STOCKS are bought upon orders We
graph.
RAlLRoAp. CIrr. AND STATE BosDe.-Rairosd.
City, and State Bonds be placed IN our hsnds for
nesctiston, either n this country Europe. Rssl
'o~d I,gs purcnased for ossh or with Bonds.
mari ct rates. All Warrants sold By US are 90 esSa-
tssd In every respect.
Land Warrants lOcsted On oommission-
Land Warrant quotations res ulsry furnished II re-
Warrants Will be forwarded TO Western Housse on
orders, or sent for sale on commission to responsible
REAL EsTArI AMP INsuhANcIs.-R Real Estate
bought aud sold, and Insursn effected.
sIs s'
prosecuted b. prompt ssd abe sttSfssSs.u -
~ OppoSlte the TFensury.
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A SsLL.-GUrrA PERcHA Psss.-A Yankee
from the land of wooden nutmegs and split
brooms, came to this place a few days since and
sold two ofOur merchants lot of what be called
Gutta Perchs Pens, for $500 per gross, ma
king them believe, ut the same time, that he
would supply them with rs much wrapping pa
per as they could use i'm their stores in the bar
gain, in shape Of hand bills recommending to
the public his celebrated Gutta Pereha Pens,
for which they should be the sole agents for this
country. They bit at the bait and were sold to
the tune Of about elk dollars each We think
II was rather high price for common steel pens,
but when We take into consideration the wrap
ping paper, we don't think them very dear aft or
all has the paper come to hand yet, gentle
men, Lack HapSn Democrat
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ART AT fHE NATIONAL CAPIrAL.-The Wa .bl
ington correspondent of the New York Post
says there is Q purpose to make Washington
the American metropolis of art The Wash
lngtOn Art Association was organized some
eighteen months since Dr. Stone, the scuIp-
tor, is President, and it comprises among the
members most Of the men Of wealth and dis
tInction' in the city, and many lovers of art
from all parts of the country. Its gallery of
pictures has been on exhibition during the
winter, and there has been course of lectures
on art. The funds of the society are rapidly
augmenting, and it proposes to erect suitable
buildings and establish permanent gallery of
pictures and statuary by American artists.
which will increase by the annual contribu.
tions OF our artists. 1t is hoped that the old
hall OF representatives will be converted into a
gallery tor the exhibition of works of art.
where they can remain exposed to pu bile criti-
clsm for certain period. By opening and
glazing the whole of the lanter rn in the dome,
there would be abundance of light, and no
room could be better adapted for the purpose
The society desire to stimulate the ambition of
artists by giving the best possible opportunity
for merit to make itself known 1t wishes to
remove all distractions on the road to fame.
and at the same time it would cultivate and
elevate the national taste for art. From its
situation, its means, and the character of those
who are endeavoring to carry out its purpose
II will contribute much towards making us an
art loving people, if we are ever to become one
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FoRTUNR UP AND DOwN-The Boston Led.
ger Of Thursday, publishes the following:
In 1857, youth, then residing in Maine,
owned q jack-knife, which he, being of some.
what trading and money making disposition,
sold for gallon OF West India rum This he
retailed, and with the proceeds purchased two
gallons, and eventually q barrel, which was
followed in due time with large stock. In a
word, he got rich, and became the Squire az
the district through the possession and sale OF
the jack knife, and an indomitable trading in
dustTy. He died worth property in real estate
and money valued at S80, 900. This was di-
vided, by testament, among four children
three boys and girl. Luck, which seemed to
have been the guardian angel Of the father,
deserted the children; for every folly and ex-
travagance they could engage in seemed To
occupy their exclusive attention and cultiva-
tion. The daughter married unfortunately, Y,
and her patrimony was soon thrown away by
her spendthrift Of husband. The sons were
no more fortunate; and two OF them died of
dissipation and in almost poverty, The dnugh-
ter also died. The last of the family for M apy
years past, has lived on the kindness of those
who knew him in his days of prosperity, a.
pride would not allow him to 90 to the Door
farm. A few days ago he died, suddenly and
unattended, in barn where he had laid him.
self down to take a drunken sleep On his
pockets being examined, all that was found in
them was small piece Of string and iack-
Enift. So. the fortune that began with an i'm.
plement Of that kind left but its simple dupli-
cate. We leave the moral to be drawn, in
whatever fashion it may suggest itself to the
reader-simply stating that the story is true
one, and all the facts we'll known to many
whom this relation will doubtless reach.
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DRIGHTLEY'S DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF
ID the United states from i7Ss 70 ls57-the texI
Civ en- in the words the STATUE Book. the matter
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sso the decisions of al the Courts, both Stae ard
edera in which ne cons uctiou OF hs statue n ~
of the United States has been the subject Of sd,ud,
cation, as well those Of the Executive DepsTf :
ments.
sional men and OF hers "-JEdss MeLsaa
Cannot fail t. bs Of great utility to the bepch and
har "-Jsdgs Csrtiy.
"Of great at llty and convenience TO man, olsss.x
outside OF the legal profession."-GorsTAcr Via
lOtc.
Amost indispensable to the lawyer and hlshI,
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Indispensable TO all who's business il is n nsi
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"wI greatly facilitate the labor Of the profession
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WILL save the bench and bar an immense snsoI nt
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'.fhe arrangement of Mr.. Brsfhtley ~ no. % " iar
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the eprofessioa."-Jsigs BfaiT, SehesGsT Cessf "
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or by mai, postage prepsid, ssven dollars.
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DOCKS FROM LONDON.
- Polyg Of Foreign Proverbs, VOL: Sl.25.
Memoirs OF the Duke Of Sully, Svols.; SIS.
Guide to the knowledge of POTTERY. Porcelai
and other objects of Vertn, vol; 81 q.
Life Of Alexandra Pops, vol: 81 Is.
Lives and Works OF Michael Angelo and Raphel,
vol; Sl.25.
Whewll's History Of the Induc,ive Sciences, 5
vols; 81.
Piers Pioug ghman's Vision ami Greed. volumes ;
$3.50
Seld-us Table Talk, vol; 81 25.
SIR Thomas Overbuy's Works, VOL: &l-~s.
Francis Quarle's FnchiridIOn; 81 els.
John Auhrey's Misceihnies. vol: 81.
Cha pman's Homer's Had, 2vols-; IS
Peftisrew's Collection Of Epiiaphs, vol, sl.25.
Hand Book of Pr,verb., vol: Sl2a
fec FhANCh TA1l l.OR.
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y TO BE OUrDoSg.-An Englishman and a
Yankee were recently disputing, when the for
mer sneeringly remarked: fortunately, the
Americans could 20 no farther than the Pacific
shore Yankee scratched his prolific brain
for and instant, and thus triumphantly replied
Why, good gracious they re already Ieveling
the Rocky Mountains, and carting the dirt
out West. had letter last week from my
cousin, who is living 200 miles west of the Pa
ei6c shore = on made land ~ The Englishman
gave in!
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LACE, - >.
l.ACE.,..., -,

ACE! LACEm LACE@
The right place for bargains is ST The Lakes
Fancy Bazaar, 54 Pa. avenue. wv. Adams fx
press) where ". HAYMAN offers his remainin,
HONITON, and other LACES IN CAPES
SHAWLS, sets and single COLLARS, HAND
kERCHIEFS, COFFfEURS. BARBS, aus
VEll.S all at less than wholesale prices.
Ladies. consult your interests and Gail soon.
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u Or. STEPHEN BAILY,
TRrss doors from l<fh Street. lI0

u DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
o''Iss 4. M. dss1' ss ss t;it sa, AS.'''
4. isys ocs a
He feels assured that an experience of htesn ears
c ha E. "a.
lu!ly, yill enable hlm to surmount any difficulty,
OWE eIperienoe cont hrmins the opinion Of man, mer
hs. sS an. D
all Enanss, Gutta Percha, India Rubber, and Ce-
ot ,bs 0 oS
is the only reliable substance that be worn in the
American Dental o Convsntion. 'Ho"n W inc 's''
Although he fatters himself from his long resi-
& fense and m pIaStIos in Washin.top he i. Ayofsbl,
leave to refer them to the following
r,,u TESTIMONIALS: TEST
DR.. STEPHEN BA1Lr: Dssr ssir-I desire to sxprss.
s e u
70. me have been highly hope ths,
public that your skil so vel deserves;
Wsshin, ton. Aux. 20. less. J. W.FRENca.
From one OF the oldes. firm. In Baltimore, Messr,.
Having D SStI&s Stephen Bs; cG Den
tist, of Weshington city, to execute for me an i'm
my entire satisfaction and In view Of the fact thai
one of the most distinguished members of the Dentsl
perioTm the game work satis7setory, il rives me ne
great pleasure TO express my entire conf fdencs ant
Bstinofe. Jan is7 sIo'fi aARMaNN AMI Boess.
Extract from note received from the late on ohs
Nj. Clayton.
y. .SKNATE,yAug. Is, 1855.
The teeth you made for me work admirably moth
'A' ''''1 10 ''''''' '' JOHN ttiHfSo n, CLAYTON.
To those that seek relief from the malsdies of the
teeth, can oheerfslly recommend DR.. y. Daily as
superior Dentlst; he made set of porcelain teetb
for one of family, and plugged sral teeth for
self, and the work has all stood well for thar
ten yoa-s. ROBERT II. NIXON,
of the Va. Cent. OF the M. E. Church South.
Apnl 10. 1855.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion TO aval
ourselves OF the professional skill of Dr. Z. Baiy
Surgeon DENTIST of this oty, or having been cogniI-
Ant of his operations families or friends, take
pleasure In expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill, well ss Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most decate and difioult
operations IN Dental and pectfully re-
commend hlm to the confidence aud patronage OF tie
public. OF which We consider him emineutly worthy
THOMAS u. WALTER, Arohltect Y. y Capitol.
IuoMAs MILLER, NJ. d., of Washing ton, ID. G.,
B. s. BonRER, nj. ID. of Georgetown, ID. c.
n. =. LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washing ton, ID. G,
Jos. ii. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. &,
6RoRsK WALTON, Ex Governor Of Plorida.
WALTER LKNox, Ex Mayor Of Washington
HkNRY BALDWIN, U. :. Patent Office,
&C. WIsHT, Prinoipa Rite nhouse Academy,
feb 20 If
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GASTON Il CLARK,

40 GASTON CLARK,
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
7th street, under the Avenue House,
DRALERsIN
CLOTHING AND CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.
The subscribers call attention tos desirable Stock
OF CLOTHING which they now have on exhibit
tion At their Store. No. 4s louisiana avenue, second
door from 7th street, and as they determined to
close on the lot II possible, every effort necessary
on their part shall be used in order to please their
customers.
In the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT We can guarantee
the stock 10 be perfect in point of durability, fit and
style, because we make everything ourselves, and
have no hesitation In saying goods will be fOuo
equal to the best order work in the country.
Watching the various changes Of fashion. parties
may rest ured of finding the latest cut and max
in store. subject to the eciion and approval.
Sl5m worth Of Goods for Mems, Boys and Ser
wants w ear, will be sold at auction prices and pur-
chasers would do we'll to examine the lot. This is
no humbug, ~ our assertions can be proved on ex-
aminatlQn. Call and see US at the shove Store.
R-Sm GASTON CLARK.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
woLFK's scHEIDAx AROMATIC ScHNArps.


The proprietor begs leave TO call the attention of
strangers and the citizens of Washington. to very
superior article Of Holland Gin which he introduced
to the American public under the name of Wolfe's
Scheldam ArOmatic Schnhpps. st-:-.--sf.. 2
This Gin Is manufactured by the proprietor excu-
sively at his Distiliery in Schiedam, Holland 1t
made from the best Barley that can be procured in
Europe, at any cost, and favored and medicated,
not by the common harsh berry, but by the most
choice botanical variety of the Aromatic italian Ju-
nper Berry, whose more various extract 10 dstiil-
ed and recthed with Its sprituous solvent and thus
becomes a concentrated tincture of exquisite Ma
vOrs and aroma, altogether transoending in Cor
dial and Medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted il to nearly the
whole Medical Faculty Of the United States, and
has received answers ffom about four thousand
Physicians and Chemists who endorse it over their
signatures as most desirable addition to the Ma
terra Medioa.
Persons who purchase should be careful to get the
genuine article as the whole country flooded with
counterfeits and limitations.
Put up in guar, and pint bottles, in cases of one
dozen each, and for sale all the respectable Drug
gists and Grocers in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer.
Depot, No. q Beaver street, New York.
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plANQSS-VERY CIIEAP.-I have now In store
l. the following gr.a barga ms:
- very superior Piano of Hallet, Davis go
Co; Z 3c ayes hne rosewood; orle lnal price HYTH
500 liz has be- rented out In q carefulitt NJ
famly, and will be sold for $500.
Also a similar pisno, same makers, 61f octavss ;
OrIgina price $50, will be sold for S rs.
These rlanosa re illy harg lins; warrant and
guara' tee them as wlllIn we do our ones.
icIted to call and see these instrurn 'nts.
AIso, a Secondhand Piano. which we have ac-
cepted in part payment for one, for $50; one
for S40; one for s Is: and IL for $40.
Ours 10 a ways the largest stock Of Pianos this
city the efore call at No. SO6 Pa. av., bet 9Th
and 10th streets.
feS JOHN r. ELLIS.
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NOTICE.

IN NOTICE.
L HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
Store to Mr.. c. :. WhIttlesey, takes this method
of informing those indebted to him that their sc-
counts are now ready, and that he will be found al
his old stand, for the purpose Of settling them untI
the lOi of February. Every account not then sci
tied will be placed in the hands Of an Hfheer.
J. r. McGREGOR,
At 8. Whittlesey's Paint and Oil Store,
3l-tEeh6 81
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III Late advices from the Ha,tz Mountains,
Germany, speak OF the great scarcity Of water
People We're Obliged to dispense with washing
their hands and faces. Laundresses were pro.
hibited from pursuing their calling, and cattle
were dying for want Of water. -"
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/. --.l Pianos, 60.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUN
WILLIAM KNABE,
fSenior partner In the late 6rm Of
:. KNApR. G. XIII A. Co.

ft. WILLIAM KNABE,
$ feenior PARTNER IN the late 6rm Of
sHs ssf S s.ns
aos ES a,s% ss sss ss1es. SS stand
pos,fe - Eutaw House. Baltimore.
No street. Ses%sen Charles s. and pI% Iissi
Hsns, s,' S4 sss premise. partly occupied BY
81 p.n lam
and h&h,y finished grand and square Piano Foites
octave some with double KEY boards, doaSie resas,
and seopa to suit small churches.
s .s ne ss
literal terms. y
(sold nsdsl at ths Fairs OF the Mary yiand Institute
two successive yeefs-October, is55, and is56-in op
e sq s%
se ssG sSAsss ssS the Wat
slnia 1885 and 1885, They have also been awarded
ths eshSsst S premium lsilveL nedalj at the Metro
In :ddSa to THIS we aI ave s' s of,.,o
nlals from the most distinx aished professors ano
amateurs In the ooantry. which can he seen at our
the msh sppteS,sstion In whol 1ur instruments are
months from the day Of sale If the instruments do MOI
Wholesale dealers will hnd it to thsrr sdvantax.
to give us call before purchasing.
MAJ is.ia 0NAn''o' n''o @m. ssS .nRfS kSABE CO..
GIVE MORE OF RAVEN, BACON CO.'S
w.nP i snPerlor pffANos,just arrived at the ea
~ W. 6. MErzERoTT. TyTn
Second hand Pianos for sale cheap. motif
NUNNS 4 CLARKE'S
oEEhstkzEr1k5p EEA5tEE1 pAHIS 4YTSs s eSj;sMs" so oaIEs
Constantly receiving and for JnsS s1s only bt t,,s
S6 Pa. av., between 9Th and 10th sts
Purchasers will find 1t to their interest to examine
a. QQ ba al,tio 81 -,
Pianos.
stoofs. Covers, Melodeons, &C., &C., also on
THE MUSIC DEPOT OF w. G. METZE-
avenue % is tse aTrest s,5sSt
only coVplete NusioIl Els .abshment i'm ~ y
the District of Columbia.
Bacon, Raven & Co g and RosenkraHze's ceIe-
orated RI NOS are always on hand In great varie
W also, Princes superior MELODEONS.
FoSether with an Immense stock Of Musical In
stIumenfs and Sheet Music of every description.
d9-tf
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SPECIAL NoTIcg.-FOr Psrfumed Breath, White
Teeth. and Beautiful Complexion, use /" Balm of
loo Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
Woodland Cream" a new pomade; 1t causes gen
temsn's hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. w. 2. EETRIDsE & Co.,
Propretors. New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR & MAuRY, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th st., Pa avenue. nl7
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Dancing.
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

PROF II. w. MUNDER respectfully announces
to his friends and the public generally, that "A
MS last quarter will Commence on Tuesday ~
afternoon, Feb: 3D. lS5s. All those who de sire II
10 be prepar ed Tor the exhibition are earnestly k
soiicite 70 JOIN as soon possible the arrange
nsnt oi anoy Dances Will take place dIately.
The programme for this season will be entirely
new, and lar eX Gel any ever offered to the public
Parents who desire to see their children easy and
IN their carriage, should not fail TO enter
them very soon.
Gentlemen's Glasses on Tuesday and Thursdsy
evenings, as usual. from ~ until sh o'clock.
ian ss) diff
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G. X X A G E
he Subscriber having made additions to his
Factory. making it now one Of the largest a Mn 3
in the District, where hs facilities
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from hls long experience in the busi-
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
All kinds of Carriages and Lighr Wagons kept on
All REPAIRS neatly DONE and all orders prompt
ly attended to,
Second hand Carriages taken in ex change for new
ones. ANDREW ]. JOYCE,
l0-tf corner of l4th and IS 'sta
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Dentistry, 60.
THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.
NJ. LOOMS, NJ. D., the invsutor and potentee o
"LOoviS Mineral Plate Teeth" hayiux
successfully introduced his Improvement In0 0p0S7I
various cities, has now permanently estab- -440
hshed himself IN Washington.
This Improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief
" In making set of but one piece of material anc
that Indestructible mineral. No metal 10 used in
their construction, and they therefore free from
galvanic action and metallic taste. There are nc
ioInts to become filled ith moisture particles OF
food, hence they are Psre dnd clean. They are
ushter stronger, less clumsy tar more durable, and
natural In their appearance. | will give q reward
Que Thousand Dollars 10 any who will produce Q
eiInllaI work OF art TO equal mine purity beauty
durability, artistic excellence or any other resus
quality.
All work responsIby warranted.
16 Penna. avenue, between llth and 18th strests
IS-ly
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NAE NCIN AGA ENVY.

Mr.. T F. GASZYNSkI and DAUGHTER have
the honor to announce TO the Ladies and Gen "A
tiernen of Washington and Georgetown that 81
he will re open has Glasses for Dancing IN 1"
Washington on Friday, the 9Th of October. at g.
Temperate, Hall, street, for Misses and Masters
from o'clock p. m4; for Ladies and Gentlemen,
from clock D. m. Georg etown--on wedne sday ,
the 7th oi October, at Miss Harrover's Ladies Sem
mary, from y clook D. m.
For term. and rtIcuars application can he made
at Mr.. G.s residence, an street, between 9Th and
10th streets. Sc j2-6m
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Special Notices.

Dyspepsia AND FIrs.-Dr. Tracy Deorme, great
curer of Consumption. was for several years so
badly afflicted BY dyspepsia that for part of the
time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually
cured by q presor' ptiOn furnished him by a young
claIrvoyant girl. This prescription, given by mere
chd while in state Of trance. has CURED every body
who has taken 10, never having failed oncea II 10
equally a. sure IN cases of fits of dy spspsia. The
ingredients may be found IN any drug store. I will
send this valuable prescription any person on the
receipt Of one postage stamp to pay postage.
Address DIR. TRACY DKLORME, New York Post
Ohoe. .,.. ..s. - jan q 2ms