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ADVANTAGES OF TEMPERANCE.-SOlOm
tells Us that the gluttOn shall come to poverty !;
warns us to be not among riotous eaters of flesh,
and even bids US put knife to our throats if
We be men given to appetite. Is there no less
desperate remedy
Lord Byron once told a companion that if
some domi-god would dictate to Us just how
much We ought 10 eat il would put an end to
half the1niseries Of the race
Jonathan Edwards we sec noting in his diary:
Il find that | cannot be convinced in the time
t eating, that to eat more would be to exceed
the bounds Of temperance, though L have had
two years experience Of the like, and yet three
minutes after 1 have done, | am convinced
OF 1t. Bat yet again l OVereat, thinking
shall be somewhat faint if leave of then !;
but when have finished. am convinced again
at excess, and ~ ii Is from time to time. 1 have
Observed that more really seems to be truth,
when 1t IL according to my inclination, than
Jefferson s2ys that no man ever repents
eating too listle.
Sir Isaac Newton often dinsd on a penny :
worth of bread
Abernetby cured his in i sestion and reyaiued
his tesh by going into the country, where he
could get good milk and eggs, and living upon
three ounces Of baked custard taken three times
day, with no drink but ginger-water. On this
quantity Of food he regained his fiesh and uni
fOrmly got better"
Marion and his men waxsd strong and valiant
with no food but sweet potatoes, no drink but
water, and no shelter but the sky.
= Besides brown bread, the Greek bOatmen
subsist almost solely on their native fruit figs
grapes AMI raisins. They are most nimble ac-
tive. graceful, cheerful, and even the merry
people in the world -
Grant ThOrburn attributes his cheerful old
age to the fact that he - never eats enough .
and thousands of his cOuntrymen are wearing
out their bodies not so much by the excess OF
business or the multiplicity of cares, as by the
OyerwOrk they crowd upon them in digestiny
surplus aud necessary food
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PrGSACiOUs R"MAs CATHOLICS IN CANADA.
threatening petition from Roman Catholic
citizens of Toronto has been presented to the
Provincial Parliament. The petitioners wind
up very emphatic statement of grievances by
requesting the appointment of special com
mission To inquire into the cause of these de-
pi0raoie failures Of Justice and that your
honorable House would furthermore bc pleased
To enact that no man sworn into the Secret
Orange Society shalt be competent to hold the
COmnIs.l"n Of the Peace, and that no man SO
sworn shall be competent to sit rs IA grand
juror or as IA petit juror, upon any trial in
which QUE or both Of the parties concerned
shall not be sworn member of the Orange
confederation.
Otherwise, yOor petitioners solemnIy de-
clare that they shall be obliged to arm in de-
fence Of their lives and properties Judging the
system Of trial by jury, with members Of the
Secret Lodges upon the panel, to be nothing
but delusiOn, = mOckery, and snare Signed
by 2. O'Neill, Thos. Flanagan, and many
others"
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IL Deaf lady-''W hats his name ?" Young
LADY, Augustus Tyler" Deaf LADY,. Bless
mr, what name Bust his Biler, Eliza, you
must be making fun out of me-"
III A hoIticuItmTi~t at Lafayette, Ind. adver-
tised that he would supply all sorts Of trees and
plants, especially pie plants of all kinds. A gen.
il-mln theGrupon sent him order for some
package Of custaTd- pi. seed, aud a few dozen OF
inince- pie plants" The gardener promptly al
ed the order by sending him four goose eggs and
. small dog.
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THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE that the suhscri-
] ber hath ObJained from the Orphans Court of
Washington County, in the District Of Columbia.
letters testamentary on The personal estate nt
MicLae Gallon latc of Washington county, deceas-
ed. All persons having Claims against the sad
deceased, are hereby warned To exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber OF
befIre the 9th day of May next; thev may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of The sand
estate.
Given under my hand this 8th day of May, 1853.
THOMAS CATION, Exe'r.
ma IL i-IaW2w" mark
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M A GARD.
r are Iecelving and opening superior stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, aiso, of
choice styl Of summer wear of Cloths. Ca smeres
SestlnTs, Linen, DrIlls, and Duck, of the latest
Parls patterns for gentlemen ard yOnths. There
nave never been offered IN tIs market such ARTICLES
oi style and make cannot h- ndiIriured to Or
der In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS l. CO.
ap l9-6w so Pa av, between 9TH and I0r /, Sic
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CLTMOCNT PAVILION.
NJ A NEW SUMNER RESORT,
FOR EISEI<G RI Rr

NJ A NEW SUMNER RESORT,
FOR FISHING, BATHING. AND RURAL SPORTS.
The undersigned respectfully announce To the cit
Izens of Washington, Georgetown, ami 4 4
AexaGdria, that tney vii, open on the 25ih VE.AA
Of May, at GlJmOunt, commonly called ~. lll.
Marbury's LandIngl FIVE miles below the " nIte
House. on the MaryISnd shore. new and SPA
ClOUS PAVILION, with Dining Room, Dressing
Rooms, and all other cOnv enIences attached.
Every facility will be afforded To Schools, Associ-
atlODs, and Clubs.
Bathing, DC.
The large Spring on the premises sad TO he one
of the purest and heaIthlest IN this whole section
Parties wIsh!Is To secure exclusive use al the
Pavilion. can do application TO c. I'll. Anderson.
StatIoner, street. near 7th.
A Steamboat can ne chartered for Excursions on
application To X Ichard IA. Wallach Geo. Nattlngly,
l. =. Page. Tine latter gentleman is fitting up his
Boat with fine Saloon, and will be- ready to accom-
IHojate Excursions and after the 18th of May
next, JONES 4 MILLER,
ap Il -2awif fTUpTIetnTs.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT SHEP
HERD'S, corner 7th and streeis.
a complete asso tIneut of the publ IS;4tIoDs of
Carlton and Porter, Sabbath School I.IbrarIes Re
wards, III nns Tracts. &c.; Wesley Family. Tales
and Iakinss. Lost Chapters, Chief Of PIgTams, The
True w oman. Peter Cartwright, BiblicqJ Diotion
ary, TOunge OF Fire. What Must do to bs Saved,
sting OF the Adder, l.IvngstOns Travels III Africa
DIake's History of Indians, Six Steps to Honor,
Wild Western Scenes, New Lutte of Zion, and
other Music.
=, Also, Agent for Publications of the "Child's
Friend" mat
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CLOCKS. WATCHES. AND JEWELRY.

Just received this day. a great variety Of Clocks
from 81 up; also Monthly e 10 & =: ~.
WATCHES and IEWELBY Of al The tate E5si
boats, Hotels. Bar rooms, OTtces, Churches, Par
lurs, &c.
Also, CLOCK MATERIALS of every kind
Cocks To the trade at wholesale prices. at the
great Clock, Watch, and JewelIy Emporium OF
]. ROBINSON,
% I'm SO nupn. RrnwnS' Hnfnl.
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SHIRTS,
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA.

Thess afrnrabIe and tIuIy uneQnaIIed Family
Sewing Me- chimes ex h. bit.Op and for sale at
the store of z. j. STEER, No iS8 Seventh ~.
ladies who desire to have psrtect machrg, ore
which MAKE hack stitch on 6oh sides OF the clot b
winch taaa0 he ravelied ont, which performs equal
ly well on all kinds Of family sewing, whether the
material De thicx or thln. COARSE or hne, anu whose
operation is very rapid nolseltss and easy, can
taiRly be accommodated by calling the agent, at
his store, MS above.
No lady should 70 to the expense OF purchasing a
Sewlng Machine until she has frat made herself
acqeaGed with merits Of the Wheeler x Wilson
Machine. This done her choice is 40 longer a Ques
ton
Pamphlets illustrating the manner in which the
various sewing machines form their stitches, ana
how the st appear on the CLOTH both above AID
below, together with their 3ctlve ravelling prop
Ell ,es, are furnished on application, x gia;Is.
fpiI and complete INSTRUCTIONS gwen, without
charge, at the home OF the purchaser, If IN the city.
ma u 2taWSW
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NOTICE. r,ur,s MONEY
! have tins day received direct from North Attic
borough, Mass Wallace Goodwin celsbr a:ed Ufsl
OH ~ CLOCKS. OF superior finish, 8 days El31
also, WatchnIaker's Regulators. Clocks fur EH51
Railroad stations, and all other styles oi &J
Clocks, from s. up to Sl25.
The tfnde supple a: " hOl Olesals prices
am the only authorized agent for GoOdwin's
Celebrated Clocks this side of New York.
Call and for yourselves at the great Clock
Emporium, 54s opposite Browns Hotel.
ap J-2m PORINSON
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HUMPHRIEs u &JuEHEMANN's

RI r. AS L n r IL 4 hDE ".
This popular place Of summer resort, So convent
ent for an hour recreation of Nil M W ash a.
mgtOn, will be opened inT the season on V.ThY
the altefn0On of Monday, the 81 of Ma, s.:.lsk
proXino, when, aud on each succeeding NlOud.l,
Throughout the season, q line Bend uf Music wall
he IL Attendance, and the Dancing Saloon Will he free
tu s respectable visitors.
Thr0ns huut the last season this admirable Peas
uTe Garden gave universal satIs iaclI1n. and was
Pair"nsed 10y many thousand persons al both sexes
Encouraged by the patronage then bestowed ou
them the prOpTietOrs have mae their arraIs ements
Tor the coming season on a more extended aud De
raj scale. which c1nnOt ta to delIg ht ali visitors
The following rules must be observed 10y all their
patrons:
LIST. No political discussions Whatever will be per
mItted.
2d. Bows will not he admitted, unless accompanied
10y their parents or guardians.
81. No intoxicated person permitted to enter the
gates ar to regsln on the premises.
THE public VIII, at a glance. comprehend the ne
cessItN for the due enforcement # these reg Ia
tons which will he the business OF The police OH
GERS who will always he IN atterdaucr.
HtMoHR1ES K JIENEMANE.
PrUprsiors of the pieasU r. Garden,
on the corner of ith and r. SITS,
al nj
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~ ANALOsTON RETREAT.

~ ANALOSTON RETREAT.
Il ii +. undsrslgned has rented the mas nhceEt
Dwelling ON Anauston Island, opposite 4
Georgetown. fora PLACE. OF RESORT SGMY
for Gentlemen during the approaching .,ks-l
WARM season. a"d pledges himself I" keep II ma "a
sa' isfactOry manner
The beauty of this charming Island is too well
known to require description.
1t he conveniently reached, by boats. from all
quarters boat Will ALWAYS he found IN waiting at
the lower end of High street. iieorgetoTn, within
two hundred yards Of the Omnibus Station. and one
a. IIth street Bridge, Canal.
The undersigned is quite certain that If Gentlemen
will mSke trip there, they will thereafter visit 1t
q oteR their business will permit.
The subscriber is well known as having had
charge ol large ans fashionable establishment IN
this city. HIS Island House will be opened on the
I'D instant.
1t can a,so 10 reached by gentlemen fond of an
agreeable drive ride by crossing the Long Bridge.
and from thence, by good road, to the causeway
from the land 10 the Island.
l.. HALPIN.
l. =. S.-Arrangements can he ade for the accom-
mediation Of Pic Mics and Fishing Parties at the
Grocery and Wine Store of Jonas II. Levy. corner
of i2 and streets, north, the Canal No. 55i.
ap l6-3tdSw6w (lntel. S,atesD
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INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

Persons renOvating their houses will find at No
42b 7th street, "a good assortment of FRENt N and
handsome assortment of Gold Papers, Korders Pa
pers IN Imitation of Oak, Walnut, RnsewoOd AZ G. i:
Shades. g. 7, and feet inny; FirebuaTd Prints
shade Trimmings. Picture Cord and Inups Paper
Curtains. DC.
Orders fo Paperhanging executed with skill and
dispatch.
w IndOw Shades OF every description N store or
made TO order. j. MAEKRITER,
NO. aS6 7th street, doors above
Ili1 wv Odd EeIlnyp 4, Hall.
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Dentistry, &c.

u AN IMPR0 0VEMEST IN
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY. -
DIR. T. %. HILLS res pectfuiy informs the puhhc
that he is now prepared 10 insert partIal and
fui setts Of TEETH at reasonable rates .t7$vyS
on tins improved plan. The great advan 1-D
tage this process has over al others rs It's perfect
adaptation. The method of itself Insures most
perfsct INT. The metal is entirely free from ali me-
taIo taste AID none Of the Secretlons OF the mouth
can have effect upon It. Testimonials from the
most prominent citizens of Baltimore, confirming
It's groat superiority, can bs seen. A those per-
sons who suffering with IA adspted plates VIII
please give me call, and ! will O. kc great pleasure
IN explaining and exhibiting TO them specimens af
the work. All inquiries should tie made al Of
hce as am the only authorized agent for this pro
cess.
Ofics, No. $50 Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, next house above Gaptsr's.
an lS SIN
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SWEET AND HEALTHY BREAD.-Fami
- lies, TO insure having the best, should use the
- w hat Cheer" Hop east Cakes for raising bread
biscuit cakes ETC. They are mad of dry pure hops,
and warranted free from kalcratus, soda or other
deeterIoGs materials. They are much uscd by the
best families of the Northern aud Eastern States
yeasts known.
A trial can he had W Without charge
KING IL BUREf1ELI,
ma g. Corner Vermont avenue and 18th street
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EDWARD DOLAN.

EDWARD DOLAN.
Il MERCHANT TIILOR,
Sign OF THg Got EN FLFEcE,
Corner OF l4th street aud Penn avenue, opposite
Willards' Hotel,
(FJyn,erty Of SostOa,)
AMER supplyIHg his numerous customers with Cos
tunes for the ancy Rail- prepared to- a.
offer an lnddcemeIi oi t.Is splerdd assUrt-
ment OF SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, M
selected by himself expressly for the custom MI
traOe, on the lowest cash prices. and war -~
rants perfect FIT BY his own practical knowledge
and having of the best cutters from Boston, and
the best woTkmeG. he hopes 10 give general tatIs-
faction 10 those who Will please To favor him with
their patronage.
Constantly on hand fresh supply of Gentlenens'
FURNISHING Goods. tStates) apl0
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Miscellaneous.

TO Ali. CANDIDATES FOR THE MAY
Il Orally AND THEIR SUPPORTERS.
Also, STRANGE ERs VISITING THE CITY.
SUMMER CLOTHING. SHIRTS, Sc. Sc. &C.
NOAH WALKER Il CO, SO PENNSYLVANIA ay-
enue under Browns Hotel, Marble Hall Clothing
Emporium" offer handsome assortment of new
styles
Summer Goats, Summer Drawers
Summer Pantaloons, Summer Cravafs,
summer Vests, Hai Hose, Gloves,
Summer UndeT-shirts Suspendsrs.
PATENT YOKE SHIRTS.
w invite particular atteniIon to our assortment
OF the popular Patent \ oke Shirts. w have now
IN stoe all sizes, of different qualities and sy les,
and IN all Instances qua. anty perfect fit.
ma "a -eotJe NOAH WALKER a. co,
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IT = The real FrangipanrI Perfume is manulac-
tured only 10y MpsSrs. PIcsss n I.ubIB, nf London.
and they take tins opportunity TO caution purchasers
against mutations, of which there are many; none,
however approach, IN, degree, the exquisite fra
GRANGE as made 10y =. Il l..
ERANGIpANNl BOUQUET.
NGIrANNI OH. for the Hair. exqusItely
SCENTED.
FRANGIpANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for
years, and Imparta delightful fragrance la articles
they gre placed near.
FRANGIPANNI SCENTED SOAP.
FRANGIPANNi INCENSE. Take hot oin
der net ween the tUngs, put piece of Incense upon
1t, and the apartment wilt be del shtiully perfumed.
FRANGTPANNI POMADE. This - an ttal-
ung uent for the hair Its superlatlve fragrance
has gwen II world wide reputation.
FIR ANGIPANNI SATCHET.
Sold everywhere. ms Wa L SIN
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NEW GROCERY WINE AND LlQDOR
4 sTnRE.

NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR
~ STORE.
The subscriber begs leaye to Ss say - t1t se has
opened q New Store, corner oi I'm ana b stre.i-.
where he attends - keep an assortment 90 VINES,
I1DITORS. CIGARS, and hna 6KitERlkS
6Ue Pas SngaT Coffee. Fisur, soap, Olives, RHis-
ms Figs Sariines. AnchovIes, &c., al ol the most
snproya ed brands and Quahties
Eam,lIes ami neInbsTs Of Congress are psrloGi-r-
Iv invited IL cat and examine the stock before pgT-
chasing elsewhere.
nnrted direct by the subscriber, at vhO esale and
retain. 49,,
nroducs taken IN change.
LEWIS Old Whisky OF 1870 constantly on hand.
Country orders punol ualy att ended Ia. aud Cuun-
try Produce. Of all description. reoeIved cnnsigu
mem. JONAS y. Lew.
IN y w 554 l2th street north.
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For Rent and Sale.

TOE SALE OR EXCHANGE f for IMPROVED
Il CITY i.-Fiye and one sixteenth
ing IL rooms; fenant House Stable, and Carriage
house. with other out buildings, and pump of good
water; enclosed by q new and substantial fence.
There are on the grounds also about 100 bearing
peach trees about ,s apple trees cherry pear and
vines. forming an arbor, with gooseberrles, straw
berries, pberIles and currants; rose and other
trees; sIuated south OF the hrst toll gate about two
miles from the Centre Market. between the resi-
dences Of J. Z. Lewis and w. u. w. White, on the
JNO. f. KENDALL.
ap 2I-tI az street. near the City Hall.
! STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
AT PR lVAE SA LE The subscriber has for prl
H0GsE H1 Sh aTss HACK sadnSs, S
containing eleven rooms. butt IN the best manner.
provements-gas and water, furnace. range, &c 4,
nc. situated on north street, between 9th and
lUth streets west, one door east Of 10th street.
Terms easy and imms date pos session gwen,
ap14d Auct'r ard Com. Msrchant.
SAtE HaR hsd MIL! GfEhPA from 9Ss s
erty. Apply to III. ". LANSDA LIZ, ut the corner
of Sth and VI streets. or through Post Once.
ap 28-imf
sTOR SALE.-A valuable FARM containing 2oo
acres of land, under hign state OF cultivation.
situate ed In Prince Georges county, Nd about six
miles from Washington. ON the Queen Anns's Dad,
The improvements consist OF good. coni2Itabs
venent leo acres will he sold if desired. For
further Information apply to GEO. w. BRAY, Real
Property Agent, No. 282 9Th street, between Nj and
y streets north. ap24-imt
EOR SA LIZA convenient NEW BRICK
l. HOUSE, eiIgIbly situated, and within a few
minutes walk of the several Departments. This
property will he sold on reasonable terms, a very
long credit will be given portion of the purchase
money. ii. y. LANSDALE.
Wood and Coal Yard. i4th st
ap2l-1m south OF Pa. avenue.
LNOR RENT-TWO ROOMS in the third story
II of the building occupied as office by Z. :.
W aach, and Imm edlateis opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WhLLACH. ap6
DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
h DEALERS For rent, Tor ten years. vacant
LOT upon Ii, l:h street, 81 by lz9 feet, nearly
opposite the new Prrshy tertn Church. For terms
apply To Dr. CHAS. III. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
ap - 3tawtf
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Boots. Shoes. &c.


Two THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY.
Haeing been engaged IA manu- ufacturinG IaC es'
- Misses, and Children's Shoes for 7
tSAthls past 81 years, we ought to<S=
KNOW ny thi time what will sult them that line
ana can safely say thst We do which ou prove
Dy giving our work trial Y on ind all times
the artloies at the principal Shoe Stores in Wash
tngtOn clty-the shoes vel!-kn hs i. w.
McCurdy a Sons Philadelphia make. Apg-Iy
TRUNKs! TRUNKS" TRUNKsm
The undersigned has now and constantly keeps
0YYvSon hand a large and very sGes- -
N&rX nor assortment Of Sole IeAtherk~&ZA
~1lfDTRUNkS AND VALVES; alsukSE3A
Iron Frame ard Wood Box TRUNKS .kZ
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVASS
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATTHEl.S; tine
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c.
I an prepared 60 compete with the hest manu-
fact1rers, proof Of which. read the following Re-
port of the COMMITTEE NJ the FsIr of the MetropO-
tan hechanI IS Institute for 1857:
ToPhsm q Nornet deposited 4 Sole-leather
Trunk thatis for Solfdfty ard eEdltfy Of radterta,
yKsKIN THOMAS, sSaddler.
ID. =. hINsEY, Cur1er.
Repairing executed with neatness and q q patch.
JAS. =. TOPHAM.
III ate ToPHAM NoRFTETD
No. <S9 18th Street. oppo. Odd feiOws' Hall,
m4-ly Washington, ID. q.
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EUGENE DUpUY,

II SOLE AGENT FOR PIRssR 4 IUBINS
PEE FUMERY AND rOnPOUNoS.
The Agency for the United States of Messrs.
Piesss h I.uhln, PeTfamcry Factors u London,
having heen transferred from the ate firm of lusrI
& Co, 3@9 broadway, To my own firm, Mr.. Geo. r..
IngeT beng now In connection with my establish
nentl beg to inform Merchants, Fancy Goods
Dealers, and the Trade generally, that shall keep
or hand and Ia bond a constant supply OF PIesse &
Lubin's articles; such as the Frangi pam! Perfume
AMI ITS compounds, the Pestachi" Nut pf"paraii"G
alt their varieties; to which may he added IRON
time To tImo whatever said iITm may IutTuduca Id
market combining excellence with novelty. Mcr
c!!auts may upon their orders being hliod with
prOmptness and care, ard Oh as favorable terms as
heretofore. f.. DUPUT,
RrnanNVlA Ne Nnrk
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NEW LIVERY, SALE; AND HIRING

NEW LIVERY, SALE, AND HIRING
STABLE,
Covnsr OF lS12 street and PsnrSylcdnid apsaus
The undersigned begs leave 10 announce to the
citizens OF Washington, and the pubic -
IN general that he has just completed S{&zASs
one Of the finest Stables city where S5&&N1
can, at all times, ba obtained rs neat and (E w
Snowy turnout as can be found any -.z@>,<~-
where. My stock comprises fine asso, ,tment of
horses, which. for style and action, cannot be sur
passed by any stable III the country, and chOce lot
OF new csrTIages and light wagons. Horses taken
at livery ss reasonable terms as at any establish
meat IN the city. Give me a call, and guarantee
satisfaction.
ma SIN ALLISON NAJIOR In
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SIGN OF THE
- B g T. 6 l. E!
Indicates where you may get ]. d @ y q .
GLASSES, IN gilt or mahOganv frames fOR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round oval,
or square. git or otherwise; any other kiId of
work IN his line. The largest lot of LOOKING
GLASS PLATES kept constantly on hand. oneap
for cash. JOHN WAGNER,
255 Pa avenue,
ap2-ly hatween 18th aud 18Th sts
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INR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
u DENTIST~
No. Sld Pennsy lvanIa avenue. Sp$S
Will periusla all operations belong ing to his liIo
profession ut his Old established Office, As above.
d