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entered the chapel, There on splendid table
lay the register, in which the ceremony wal
entered and duly attsstsd, by an immense
number Of those present and by the member rs
OF the royal families in the following order
Victoria, Albert, prince Consort) Prince Of
Pruss'a, Augusta, princess Of Prussia and
Edward. Alfred, Alice, Augusta, George, Mary
Adelaide. ,,1-> - -
In the evening the illumination of the city
OF London was general, including the resi-
dences OF the several foreign Ambassadors and
Ministers. ." simple gas star shone outside
States. 30 III
variops demonstrations Of rejoicing and 10y
atty took place in different parts of the conn.
try In most places the day was observed as
hollday. ~ ~ -- - ------ -
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme. srea,
curer OF Consumption was for several years 60
oady amicted by dyspepsia that for a part of the
time ne was confined to his bed. He was eyentuab,
cured by prescription furnished him by a youny
oiairvoyant Eir. This prescription given by mere
chid while In state Of trance. has cured every bod,
who has taken it, never having failed once. II r.
eauay as sure In cases Of 6ts of d, spepsia The
ingredients may be found IN any drug store. viii
seno this valuable prescription to any person on the
receipt oil one postage stamp to pay postage
Address DIR. TRACY DKLosms, New York po.t
Office. ian ea ems
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AN IN POSSESSION of some valuable cert,6ca
In favor OF the Consumption Destroyer; also of its
emcaoy In relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe, and
10 composed Of roots and herbs procured from the
biue Ridge; 1t rs no common article. They are
nioeiy enveloped in my circulars where my place of
residence is seen =
The extract of a flower called the Alpha Ointment
Tor the Piles can, with the Syrup. be fou nd at Mr
Z. Stotts; the Syrup is at several other places on
pennsylvania avenue, as we'll as Georgetown at
Mr. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexsndria 1t
Ledbetter's. In Baltimore, at Hanoe's, IO8 BaIti
more street. d,.f
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tiemen OF Washington and Georgetown that -
Washington on Friday, the 9Th Of October at lzA
iemPersnce Hail, r street, for Misses and Masters
from o clock p. IN. GeorgetOwn-On Wedne sday,
the nh OF October, at Miss Harrover's Ladies SEN,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

" TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
. February IL, 1888.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
VIII be received at this office until the eenth day
Oh march ProxImo for the issue ofany portion. or
the whole, of tive millions of dollars in treasury
notes IN exchange for gold coin of the United States
"eposited with the treasurer Of the United States
the treasurer of the Mint at Philadeph the treas
urer OF tbs branch mint at New Orleans or the as
sistant tressuTers at Boston, New York Charles
ton, or st LOUIS within ten days from the acct tpt-
ance OF such proposals, under the authority of the
act 0f Congress entitled AN act to authorize the
lssue Of treasury notes." approved the 2sd Decem-
ber, 1851.
The treasury notes will be ISSUED upon the recsipt
here OF certificates with those eieers 60
81 thfe freaS%etu 4hs bruef OF sbeh bid
der or bidders AS shall agree to make such exchange
at the lowest rate of interest not exceeding six per
centum per and will carry such rate from the
date of the certificate Of such deposite.
The proposals must state the rate ofinterest with
out cond and without reference to other bids,
and contain other fractional rates than fourth
one half or three fourths Of one per centum. Five
per csntum Of the amount proposed to be exchanged
must be deposited with one of the treasury ofices
above enumerated. whose certificate Of such deposit
must accompany sash proposal, as security for its
fulhlment. IL the proposal IS not accepted, Inme
date directions will be given return such dspos
its. Should the proposals be variant from the pro-
visions of the ACT of Congress Of this notice, they
will not be considered,
All proposals under this notice must be sealed and
Inscribed on the outside "PropOsals for Treasury
Notes" They will bs opened at this department 81
IL o clock m, Oh the said fifteenth day of March,
HOWELL COBB.
fsl2 Secretary Of Treasury.
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DRIGHTLEY,S DIGEST OF THE LAWS of
ID the United states from 1893 TO ls5-ths text
given an the words of the Statue Book, the matter
arrane ed both and anal rlviDs
also the decisions OF all the Courts, both Stale and
ederal i'm which he construction ofthe statue /,
of the limited States has been the subject Of ndiudI
cation as well those Of the Executive Depart
ments.
siona men and Others. ."-yRdEs MeLeas.
Cannot iaI to be OF great utility TO the bench and
bar"-JKdEe CErtis.
"Of great ut hty and convenience TO many Glasses
lOB.
Almost Indispensable to the lawyer. and highly
useful to the statesman and msn OF BUSINESS. .
lCkaaoelI0T Foster.
Indispensable Ia all hose bua mess a Is 20 max
or admlnlster the iaSs."-JtdEs Osdsa f1ofOida.
80 realty facltate the labor OtberwIse required an
the eKnmina Ich of the Tn ted States laws. s.-JHdss
Barbour.
WIl greatly facilitate the labor of the profes st"n
and al all who have 10 ascerf-ln whai the
law reference the enactnonts OF the edefat
Legislature ''-JEdg, Stafford.
'"NNlll save the bench aud bar an immense amount
of fiahor."-JKdse maLrts. =. -
.rhe Srt-,pR emeat Of Mr.. Brifhtey 10 not ony lar
he FIR IN mess all oI whom ought 10
hsye .uah a work hat 10 more convenient even for
ths rroisssioa"-JHdss BiatT, SsttottOr COsTt Of
Z Snie,e in oae volume OF ms large and CLOSELY
s,,,n,e nsres in full law blndlng prIce dollsrs,
y, ~ h., mai postage prepaid. ssven dollars.
fe,e FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Dancing.
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

PRQF II. w. MUNDER respscsfu liy announces
t 20 MS irends and the public generally, thai "a
afternoon, Feb, I'd. ls5s. All those who deslre %
70 pe prepared Tor the exhibition are earnestlyts
socaeo 20 JON As soon as possible as the arranE
mSnt oI ahcy Dances will take place INN ed iateIy
Ihe programme Tor this season will be entiTeIy
neN and Tar excel any ever offered TO the puhic
Parents Sho desire 10 see their children easy and
zIace1a in their carriage, should fail TO enter
them ven soon. '
Gentiemen's Glasses on Tuesday and Thursd.v
evenings, as usual, from ~ untii 81 O'Clock.
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IN CAR RIA g ES,. ..zp !
i HE Subscriber having made additions to his
Factory max ing it now one OF the laFgestn R6AR.
in the District, wnsre his facilities for
RiHGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot he sur
pas, ed and from his long experience in the busi-
b Al kinds OF Csrriases and Llshr Wagons Kept on
All REPAIRS neatly dous, aud al orders prompt
sssSnd. hand carraf g ,.ssa u ;roh,Vys n.-
5 d s9-tf tg. 5isna1 % cornsr of fNh and + sfs.
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pIANoS-vERY EAP.-Ihave now NM St.

plANOS-VERf CHEAP have now In store
l. the following gre at barga ms: "a
~ "A very superior Piano of Hallst. Davis &-
Co. 'aYes hne rosewood; orig nal price SE6
S"0; Ii has been rented out in a careful IIUNVI
ia"lly, and will be sold for $50.
Also, similar PIano, same makers, 61S ootavas.
or,giua prloe $50; wli be sold for Sz25
Ihese rlanosa really barg ans; Ee warrant and
guarantee them as willingly as we do our new ones
All persons In want of good re,iabs rano are So
lcited tn C all and see these instruments.
Also, a Secondhand Pano. which we have ac-
ioT S4o; one for Sl5: and o. e for s 10.
OURS always the Largest stock Of Pianos IN this
city: therefore call at No. cO6 Pa av bet yeen sth
and 10th streets. "
feS JOHN r. ELLIS
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DOCKS FROM LONDON.
ID POlyglot of Foreign Proverbs, vol: 81 IS.
Memoirs of the Duke of SUlly, S vols; S3.
A Guide TO the KnOwled OF POTTERY. Porce lain,
and other objects of Vertu, vol; %.
Life OF Alexandria Pope, I VOL; SI.2s.
Lives ard Works Of Michael Angelo and Raphel'
lvol.; Sl.25.
whewlll's History of the Inductive Sciences, 5
9, vols: 81. ..-.... ... H...-.
Piers PouEhman's Vision and Creed volumes
Selden's Table Talk, I vol 81 %.
sir Thomas Overbury's w orks. VOL; Si-S.
Francis Quarie's EnchiridIon; 81 cts.
John Auhrey's MiscellsD.es. VOL: u.
Chapman's Homer'F HAD, 2yois.s IS. .U... .
Dici,anary OF Classical q tstians, vol; 81 =.
Peftixrrw's Collection of Epii aphs, vol, Sl2S
Hsnd Rock of PruveIbs vol: 81 -.
fec rhANCh TAN l.Ok.
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$1,000 A fEAR

ORIENTAL NAIL POLISH. TYPE s n.S ssso q tlIul
" lustrs to the finger nails, al oibDs "a ueu
STORE, nsAf 18th street, Pa ave, sRs"
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Dentistry, 60.
THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

NE imfhoNED SETS OF TEETH.
:, NJ. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and ,,tentse n,
: Loomts Mineral Plate TestA," having
successfuily introduced his Improvement iI4 49,
hshed himself in Washingtoa
This Improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chic
tnat indestructlbe mineral. No metal is used ir
their construction snd they therefore free from
khivanlc achOn and metallic taste. There are no
iolnts 70 become hed with moisture or particles OF
Io0d, hence they are PNre aud ciean. They are
nstu5sl IN ther appearance. | will give a reward O
One Thousand Dollars TO any one who will prod uce
smliar work OF art to equal mine in purity beauty
quality.
All work responslb!y warranted.
aplS-ly
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LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
"A NEW ARRANGEMENT
The steamer George Page having been taken of
the route for repairs, the COLLYER r.
will, until further notice, take her Ek&EN
place, running at the hours mentiOned44D
below, from the foot of 9TH street, Washington and
Janney's W harf. foot of King street. Alexandria
Leave Alexandra at S "a, g. I0n. lsH. 5, ~,
Leave Washington at 6, 8lS aZ, llL, 2, 4, 5hz.
The Mount Vernon trips will be discontinued nm
til further notice. feS
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1hENTISTRG,
- DIR. STEPHEN BAILY.
OySick NO. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AviNyR, 49,
IArss doors from l4fk SIYssf xx0

- DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
4aH:. dssrp iss ss .is s.,.
be at hours at his ohoe located a. Above
He feels assured that experience of fifteen years
variety Of dcat that he has rsated suosss:
iaiy, WI enable him to surmount any difficulty,
own experience confirming the opinion Of many neI
ed nIenL @ n me profession and especially Drs. Hsrs
4. Enamss, Gutts Perchs. India Rubber, % and z Cs e
a.. %osa.s H Sa GSS
American Dental Convention.
Although he fetters himself from his long resi-
Inown to his numerous fisnds and pstrons. he ses.
leave ~ refer them to the following
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany Of
. this city.
you a superior dentist. Tke operations execate
S ana ,Ss
rai'iie that Jour skill 80 vel deserves,
Washington. Aug. -. ls5se so''sy%8 J.%. .ffrRENon.
Having employ ed Di. Stephen Bsily Surgeon Den
sorian M and deS piece Of usfS which me he did to
entire satisfaction and In view OF the fact that
College Of Baltimore failed sffer repeated trss, to
perform the same work satisiactoIy.it gives me
great pl66huT6 10 c4prcse entire confidence 8uc
high estimation Of has professional skill.
Baltimore. Jan. IL, l857. HARMANN BO66S.
Extract fiom note received from the late Hon. JOIN
M. Clayton.
U. 9. SENATE, Aug. Ts, 1883.
The teeth You made for me work admirably; moth
ING could be better. Very Jatefply, -
To those that seek relief from the malades of the
teeth, caD oheerfully recommend DIR. 3. Baly as
superior Dentist; he made q set OF porcelain teeth
for one Of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work al stood well for thar
ton years. ROBERT II. NIXON,
of the We. Conf. of the Nd. <. Church South.
ApYIi l9. 1855.
We, the undersigned, having hsd occasion to svAI
Ourselves of the Professional skil Of DIR. =. Baliy,
Surgeon DENTIST OF this CITY, having been oogn2-
ant Of his operations on our families or frelds take
pleasure pressing admiration Of his artistic
skill, Well as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
in which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations in Dental Surgery, and respectfully
commend HIM to the confidence and patronage OF the
,e blic of which consider him eminently worthy.
Thomas u. WALTER, Architect q. s. CspitoJ.
THOMAS MILLER, Nj. d., of w WSshington, ID. e..
3. 3. BCERER, nj. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. e..
N. s. LINCOLN, NJ. D., of Washington, ID. G.
Jos. II. BRADLEY, of Washington, u. G.
GEORGE WALTON, Ex- Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LRNOx, Ex Mayor Of Washington
HEyRI BALDWIN, Y. $; Patent Office
O.C. WIeHf, Principal kittenhouse Academy.
fobS0u
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CAVIAR, PETITS POIS, CHAMPIGNONS.
We cali the attention of connoiseurs to our i'm
portation of
PETITS POIS, in butter and natural.
SAR DINkS, in OIL.
CHAMPIGNONS, natural.
ANCHOVIES, In kegs piokled.
DUTCH HERRING, IN kegs. picked.
TRUFFES, natural, In cans and bottles.
ALSO,
CAVIAR, OF the best quality, and extremely rare
in this country. - -.
KING & BURCHELL,
ian IS corner Vermont avenue and 18th st.
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CTOP THAT RATTLlNG.

l am now prepared to put ON Chapman's Elastic
!smsdx A1 dksnS ,aI t. Sash ss ths
of Carriages and Wagons, which can beNSS
put on at a small ex pense.
certificates from the leading Coaohmakers in the
country, ANDREW J. JOYCE,
Al loft and r. ST
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Planes, 60. '.-a a., --.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM = :
WILLIAM KNABE,
tceoier narfner IN the late frm Of

/ WILLIAM KNABE. t
/ isso,% nerfnsr IN the late frm Of -,.
SSnsipq:s 81 & shs sale of grand and
sSs,;s ss: rs End .aS aS.s aEsS.s Sssss :.ssss
NJ Thsy y have also Just opened new Sales Room a,
m Hu .m baltimSre street, between Charles and Lighi
s:.ss s.SI. sSs4s Is, y
rep constantly on hand large assortment Of piair
nHRS Fer ,s
ScSdHys 0S some with doSbe key boards double reeds,
PisenE sstensivey engaged in the manufacture
bersf we wh sell wholesale and retail. on the
%. Or Pianos we're awarded the highest premium
shs ssna
p9sti9n to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
s''s
ina 1sss ana EinsofSa is held in Richmond, Var
poiltan Mechanics Fair for 1851 - 'A' ''i'
nisis from the most distins pished pTofessors a"o
Va1erool IN 1ns county which can be seer at
VsI1 sn In which our instruments are
months from the day 81 sale Il the nstruments @ DO So. n
Wholesale dealers will find it to their advaut...
.: Sn sssIfS sss
mar ls-ly - WIN. KNhBE 4 co.
WarerOOms of - " G@sSSs2!33
Second hand Pianos for sale Cheap n0-tf
NUNNS 4 CLARKE'S
exEtsEzHTIE'bP xEEAttsthHI' PtyIss ty1Ss eoj;S!TT 60 sIss
constantly receiving and for sale only by
JOHN r. ELLIS.
So6 Pa. av., between 9th and lnt, sts
Purchasers will fnd 1t to their TO examine
Pianos. Te' vi INC oooVe
stools, Covers. Melodsons, 60, &C., also on
. n l6-tr
I'6E MUSIC DEPOT OF w. G. METZE-
ROTT, corner Of Eleventh street and $500
inIH reInnsy vanla avenue, is the largest
the DIstr. ct of Columbia
Bacon, Raven & Co 8 and Rosenkranzs,s oere-
orateu OS are always on hand no gre.t varie
~ also Princes superior MELODEONS
IOeether with an immense stock OF Musical In
struments and Sheet Music of every descrintinn
fdanSeforte tuning executed by Mr.. Rebne.
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MILLINERY, RESS-MAKlNG AND
M THINNING ESTABLISHMENT.
Ladies visiting Washington are respectfully in
formed that we are prepared To make up Dresses,
Cloaks, BasQuss, o. at short notice, In the late
styles and sat sfaction guaranteed in q oasss.
large stock Of Dress and Cloak rrnmings, oi
BASQVEs, UNDERDRESSES, BONNETS
RIBBONS. and MILLINERY, Of every deserlp-
t,on. al way hand. M. WILLIAM,
q Is 2n .-... opposite Ceutre MARKET.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
- YORK.
Sssa.ss ,.a aa''...........: :.~.. Ssno mo
ocs. -. &1a0O
a. ne undersle ned, having been appoIs ted Aren't of
ms company n prepared TO issue Policies on Buii
uihgs, Merchandise, Stea mboats A a. ON A fsvor1
os terms as other resRonsIble companies.
NJ ,o 7. NJ. HANSON. Asent,
ia. No. 5i2 7th st, oppo. Intel lgeD Ger Ofhoe
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Educational.

Educational.
sSssEsiSS fsSSaRs5SsiSSg5s g5ssSisSSSyg!$.5sEgcrooI. y
The Second Term OF the ten,e -, 49,,
tuuon val commenoe ebrusr. sth asss this ihso-
jan . eo2v G. ". NORTON.GN p,.u
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL T1a
- .r. YOUNG LADIES 'on
AT the corner Of 9Th and Streets.
MRS. wM. KEsLs} a pAusHFRRs
Circulars, terms, and al neoessery lnfoTmst,op
Jan Is -dt Feb& colin |.
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DELLISsIER PORTMANTEAUs.a -
i Nstc Article a( GsnIs' Hand BAG. }
49, This splendid article 10 the ss Pis'I 1tfrd al
Cent? vii p1esss osiI ard examine this new and
oonvsnir mt sty 10 Of TrayeIlng Bas 49, - A. Ell
Sl2 Pa, evsnus, bet. eth and 10th streets,
70 S-solm (StatesA Intel
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" AND sILyER
PURCHASED
ArTRE BEsT RATES.
FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE soLR
ON The PRINCIPAL POINTS IN So.
ROPE, IN SUMS TO SUIT.
GOLD CURRENCY, AND vTRaTyIx MO-
NEY ACCOUNTS, WILL BE OPENED
FOX DFPOSTTO Rs, PAYABLE INSANE
FUNDS, OR IN GOLD. CHARGING THE
CURRENT RATES.-CHECKS MUSTBE
MARKED ACCORDINGLY.
SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THE PRfNcr-
PAL CITIES OF THE UNION, SOLD IN
SUMS TO SUIT.
BONDS AND STOCKS SOLD ON COM
MISSION.
UNcURRENr MONEY BoUGHr AND
SOLD.
LAND WARRANTS PURCHASED lrTHE
HIGHEST RATES.
sss,wsmE ssswsEENY, RIrTENHoUsE, FAST4c CO.
TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
= CORPORATION Bonds Of the City Of Davenport.
iowa paying 10 per cent. interest by Cou pom mn New
York: Bonds Of $500 each. The growing city Of
rspidy iSressns % IN Seas and dnnaSs1ls DoSus ad .
mpnlcIPal debt Is only sl5s.Ooo, and It's railroad debs
statistics Of the city were psbIisSed IN the inte
sencer Of the Srh September. We recesamsns
snese bonds, believing them TO be as safe any
oes cHUBB BRorHERs
WAsA''ssIs21hs ss1sFssssSS siFhssyssSfHf yf eSss9EfAff3s sSsEAffs
cArnAI. s@nsm
SISssU1Fk K '5Ss'ss { iSsys sT
CHANDlSE, &e. ct the usual City rates, without
~ charge Tor Policy, At their Ofhoe. corner Of
Tenth Street and Pennsy lvanis Avenue, ovss the
Washington City Savings Bank.
Vim. Orme, Hudson TayIof.
Francls Mohun, M. ". Gait
JAMES @. MCGUIRE, Prestdept.
0kAFroN y HANSON. Seoretary. ae1-Ig
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A REMARKABLY BOOK.-Ths critics do not
"A hesitate to use strong expressions with regard
to PartOn's Life and Times Of Aaron Burr.
Witness the following:
.'Vf fsmost equal ed interest" IBoston Post.
'' Most fascIuating." New York Observer
"MOre exciting than romance"
... -0'.0s - (New York Evangelist.
"t Is poor compliment to say that this life is AZ
interesting as a novel;" lHarper's Weekly.
"Ofintense interest" Home Journal.
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