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BE PLEAsANr.-DO be pleasant-oh why
cant you Will you fell any better for snap
ping, snarling or growing? You kno,r YOU
won't. Ii your heart was really a dirty dish.
and ugly emotions and cross words were the
uncieanliness, it would be a good plan to get
them all out as fast as possible but unfortu-
nately there can be no such sudden cleansing
OF mans interior. The more Objectionable
stun he throws out the more there grows to
replace tits only smOthering and choking
that suits this case. Speak pleasantly, then,
especially to the people in any respect beneath
you-whether they be inferior to you in rank,
learning power or age /: try be pleasant towards
them whether You really feel good natured
or not. If you get your mouth open to throw
outs spike or dagger shut it till you, like the
luggier, transform the weapon into a flower
oh, do be kind and pleasant everybody to every.
body and the millennium will come at once
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LONG, 0RTHY's
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
9 N. PIKE, Sole Proprietor.
10 ara 20 Sycamore street, Cineinnati. Okio.

This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure Juice of the Catawba Craze
thus afordlng additional evidence Of the progress
OF American enter Prise and industry, and Of our
made by any other ma ion.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
purity and flavor. 1t is, In fact the best Brandy
snown. This statement is fully oOrroborated by the
Chamists.
II II is q sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatu-
lengy, Tramp, ChoHc, Lan2uor, Low Spirits, Gene
raj Debility, &c. No family should be without il.
u ketai price 81 % per bottle.
= N. Pike has appointed DAN'L. II. CLARKE,
Druggist and Pharmaceutist, corner of Pa. avenue
and "A street, Sole Agent for the District, where
defIers and customers will please forward their
ofuefs. au IL
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II X E N c H BAZ A AR.
II. KING,
No a LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Has opened a splendid assortment OF
PARIS BONNETS, IN
0 expressly imported. NNX
* French ARTIFICIAL. FLOWERS, 2NE1
MILLINERY GOODS,
HEAD-DRESStS, CLOAKS
MANTIf.LAS, SHAWLS
IN B o f z Y, s...
LACES, FANCY GOODS, and
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
u Particular attention paid to Wholesale Or
ders and dealers in Millinery.
DRESS MAKING, In all its latest styles.
oc l8-M,W ,6F4w
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COULDN'T HELP Ir.-After a marriage cere.
mony had been performed in one of the
cnureoes In Adrian, Michigan, the bride when
receiving the congratulation of her friends.
shed tears, according to the established ridicu.
lous custom; at the sight of which the groom
followed suit with q cOpious flow of the briny
huid. After his friends succeeded in Calming
hum, he said he couldn't help it, for he felt as
bad about ii as she did. -
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SCHAFFIEI,D.

u SCHAFFIELD,
baltimore CONFECTIONERY, Si1th street, be-
ticeeH and having reftted his Store and Saloon,
IL now at the shortest notice and most rea
sonable terms, to furnish w eddng Parties, Balls
and other Entertainments with all kinds of Coffee
tiOnery. Ice Cream, Water Ices &c. He also keeps
constantly fresh supply ofthe best Cakes and Can
dies, sold lower than elsewhere.
P.S-To accommodate ladies' and gentlemen of
the Northern Liberties and those dispose ed to give
me call. have attached to my establishment an
Oyster Saloon, where can be found the delicious
Oyster cooked up in every style by an experienced
hand Families supplied. A call is sufficient.
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L. A CARD,
Il ANTILLES PERSONS BUYING CLOTHS
AND CASSIMERES BY THE YARD
Having necessarily to keep l4rge assortment of
CLOTHS and CASSiMt RES, dealing more ex-
tensIvey and generally those goods, we can oher
greater advantages to urchasers Of those goods than
can be found. We will cut very cheap. No charge
for patterns or shrinking, having steam apparatus
for that purpO.e 1t would be veil for those
by the yard to look before they buy as this 10
the only estabs hment of the kind this city which
deals extensively in those goods and must offer
greater u 1vantages to buyers.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
No. so Penn. avenue, between
SET eO2m 9Th and 10th streets.
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TEAS, OFFEES, &c.

TEAS, COFFEES 30.
81 half chests Imperial, u unpowder, Young lily son
and Black TEAS,
90 bags NJ oeha, Java, Cape, and Rio COFFEE,
20 boxes GROUND COFFEE,
Is bags BURNT COFFEE,
IS foxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
lao boxes MOULD CANDLES,
81 boxe Brown and Yellow SOAPS.
Just received and for sale BY
oc IS steo BARE OUR K SEMMEs.
A RE YOU INSURED !-The Washington In
Assurance Company Capital S2n,Ooo, with ixdi.
pfdnGI liability Of all stOekAoIds.sD lnsures all
GLASSES Of properly Dirsctors-H Tay Tor, :. Bacon
W.. F, Bayly, F. MOhun, NJ. w. G alt, b. Beali, j.
T. Halliday, w. Orms and ]. Bryan. Office corner
Pa. avenue and 10th street
JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Pres.
GRAFTON d. HANSON. SEQ. ma 7-2AvIyif
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n. ORPHANS COURT, Der. IS, Is5s.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, '''

:, Wash INGION COUN1Y-T0 Dlf:
In the case Of Obert Ball, Jr., executor OF " m.
the APPRECIATION of the Orphans Court Of Wash
ington county, aforesaid, appointed Saturday. the
and distribution of the personal estate of SAID de-
ceased, of the assets in hand, far as the same
and where all the creditors Of said deceased are
notified to attend lat the Orphans Court of Wash
cry vOuched, OF they may otherwise, nv law, Be
excluded from all benefit of said decea DIS estate
provided copy of this order be pubis, ed once a
week for three weeks in the Evening Star prevl-
Gus to the said 18th day of November next.
Test: ED. N.ROACH Register Wills.
True cOpy-Test: ED. N ROACH
oc 2l-lawSws Register Willis
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.
f. -aIao DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, Oct. u. 1853

l.41aoa DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
> OTFicE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, Oct. "a. ls5s.f
,SEALKB PRopos A Is, endorsed" Proposals for Ia
dan Goods, Class z s. OF a. the csse may be ]
ing ton city, until o'clock q ~, SATURDAY.,
the thirteenth day of November next. for furnish
Ing the following named articlestG or 500 p p
CLASS No. 4. "a n
Maekfase Blankets, Cloths, asd Dry Goods.
$500 pairs s. point white Mackinac Blankets. to
measure 60 By ~ inches: and weigh pounds.
measure 81 BY 66 inches, and weigh pounds.
80 pairs s-point white Msckinac Blankets, to
measure AZ BY Sc inches, snd walGh sd pounds.
oo MEASURE 8 By 50 inches; and weigh "a pounds.
500 pairs point white MaokInao Blankets, to
90 measure 81 by 46 inches and W Gig ga pounds.
$50 pairs point scarlet Mackrpao Blanfets, to
500 psrs point scarlet Macknsc BIaSn SfSnas
measure 81 by S. inches and weigh pounds
500 pairs l-polnt scarlet Mackiuac Blankets, TO
measure 81 by IS inches, and weigh So pounds.
measure Sc by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds.
400 pairs point green MaekHnao Blankets, 10
.. measn, 9 so by u inches, and weigh pounds.
4S pairs "a point green Mackinsc Blankets, to
Se pairs Ss point lndIgo-blue Mackinao Blankets,
- TO measure &c by "a inches, and weigh 10 lbs.
200 pairs point ndigo-blue MackInac Blankets,
800 pairs 21z point indigo blue Mackinac Blankets,
tomeasure 81 by IS inches, and weigh 6 lbs.
100 pairs 81 point gentnella- blue Mackiuac Blan-
kets. to measure 66 by "a inches, and weigh I"
800 pairs g. point gentinelia- blue Mackinac Blan-
kets, to measure SO by u inches, and weigh
$50 pairs ~ point rentneIla blue Maokrnac Blan
kets, to measure "a BY 66 inches, and weigh
pounds.
800 pairs I point gentinella blue Mackinac BIan-
ke.s, to measure 3a by IS inches, and weigh Sl4
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DR.. X. FINLEY HUNT. ur,,
No. 80 Pennsylvsna avenue,
Will perform all operations belonging to his <G8
profession 1t his old established once, a. above.
d l9-tf
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IA SPRIN6S.-Passensers for
limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and Without Failure
for Eight Years.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
Regrlar saiIi.g Days, sik & 2Otk Of taeA ma.tA

Regular Sailing Days, STD & 2Oth Of each m0atA.
CAurroy.-so m,ny frauds and impo- -4scso
sitiOns Of VARIOUS kinds have been lafeIy S38l&
perpetrated on travellers bound 10 A III -szs2z11k
81 emf for passage by the T. s. Mail fps ys rs,
ma In the city of New York, feels ID his duty 10
caution ali persons seeking passage TO California,
find the true Office Of the Steamships of the a. y
Mail Lire, via Panama Railroad, as no other oraaa
in New \ ork Is authorized to engage passage
The Companies have only one ufhce i'm New York
which Is at Ia West ,treet. corner of Warren st
fronting on the North River, ~ the head of the
fe1s J. W. RAN MOND. Agent. New York.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
The one u q hs s,ss%shps Of ri, GGmPsny
CALIFORNIA. and RECON, leaves <SSE8k
Panama twice each month. on he arrival &zz1k
OF the United States Mail =. Compauy's steams,s
which leave New Orleans and New Mr. rsSni.ris'
on the 9th and 18th of each month with the mails
a n1 passengers, connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and an.
p .ossa the NAVY Department, and sIsraniy speed
The Panama Railroad "a miles lor,Ii, ro,, oo,,-
Reteo RON &C an 10 ocesE. and is crossed in or
are M s 20 san and PASSENGERS
pany's expense The money paid an New York
covers all expenses ofthS trip.
San 70 are stp. in port Panama and
dent 50 thai the route Is entirely reIiaEs-no failure
haylns occurred In eight years.
rsssensers leave Panama the same day they ar
Conductors 20 ihrough b, each steamer. and take
enalss OF women and CHI ldren without other pro-
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply at
The agency. In West street New York 10 T. w,
HAfMOND,-Ort TO ARMsTRONG, HARRls&
t S1.' Ne~ oreans.-or L. l.. BARTLETT Bos-
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Dentistry, Ao.

nENT THOMAS o. Hills,
~ Once 80 Penn. avenue, next to Gsu
hers.-Hfs operations embrace ell the lat -6(@
est improvements, and by the use of the <uIIO
Of Teeth superior to those made by any other pian
at half the prices charged for gold. Specimens and
tsst,mopsls exhibited He is the only agent for Il
ne lv
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\ DENTISTRY IMPROVED

n DENTISTRY IMPROVED.
DR. MUNSON Is now setting Teeth on Vulcan
lite. combining the irresistible advantsE esH
of chea pness, durability, usefulness and in
creased comfort. Those having badly fit
ing plates can now be guarantiea perfect fit Teeth
mounted Vulcanlte Will cost one-thlrd less than
gold, and are far superior In every respect. Call
and see specimens at $50 Pennsy lvania avenue.
Sc 7-eOly
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AOf ELEVENTH STREET, ANl
4Sf BETWEEN PA. AVENUE AND E Sr. 4S4
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

NEW UPHOLSTERY
Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, Fancy Chars for worked
eovers &C., upholstered covered, and re covered |;
up after the most approved design; Furniture Cow
eIs cut, made, ana neatly fitted; Carpets new and
Mattresses re made or made to order; Furniture Of
ell kinds repaired, vanished, and polished.
All work personally attended to. and at reasonable
prices by the subscriber, who executed the uphol-
story of the ationa Hotel and asks the favor OF
trial on the part of his fellow citizens requiring the
services ola person in his line Of business.
w. H. MITCHELL,
Oc Isl OSm <a4 18th street,
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L NOTICE. -. .. -... - b .
LAND WARRANTS No. 6a.426 and 81 SIT, for
100 acres each issued under the act Of March 1855
the former TO George Felt, the latter to Martin
ByIne having been lost, without transfers being
ofthe sans, as application will be made to the Com
missioner OF Pensions for duplicates thereof
SUPERIOR PURE OLD RYE WHISKEY
~ Tor Medicinal use, price % per gallon, or 50 cts
erbOtts Many gentlemen of VirgI, ia, Mary land
AND the District tali regarded good judges J who
have thoroughly tested 1t, pronounce IL much the
best Whisky in the market. -
. EDWARD HALL,
Extensive dealer i'm all kinds of
Liquor and Family GrocsrIes,
90 7-eOI0t No. ~ Lou. av., oppO. Centre Market
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M TEETH. .----

lls LOOMS, N. D., the inventor and patentee
Oh the MsnsrdL Plate Teeth, attends per
sonaliy at his office in this city. k@
MANY persons can wear these Teeth Who ~4o
cannot wear others and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these, -
Persons calling at my office can be accommodated
Win any style and price of Teeth they may desire ;
SUIT those who are particular and wish the purest
cleanest strongest and most perfect denture that
ert can produce, the Mineral Plate will be more
fully warranted.
Rooms in tins city. Ss6 Penn. avenue, between 9Th
and 10th streets also, 81 rob street, Philade phia.
N-1y
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DRESSMAKER,
NorlcE FOR 1 E Esf 81 crRr.,N
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE Of

Notice 10 hereby ven that the Ia off 90 at Eliza.
Of December next be open 70 the sails At prIyate
entry ana location OF al vacant public 'ands EN-
braee IN the following tovnships. which were sub
lands which had been vltdr avn as probsb " falling
within the PRESCRIBED limits Of selection OF the raj
March y 1857, 0uf snoe sscertsined not to be with
In said limits. viz:
North Of the base Tine and east of the ST. Ste.
Phsns meridiaa
township OF ranges IS "a, g. &c. n, %. q and 80
TownshP g. Of ranges g. "a IS. &C. q q. % and 80
Township 9. ofrange "a,
Given under my hand. at the General Lard Once.
at the oity Of Washington, 90 ober ~. 1873.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
90 Y wfSV Cammis sOner.
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DOkTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A per
fect Portrait of yourself 70 rs oents warranted
not to fade 2oOo of these beas .iful pictures made
by We odley IN nine weeks. No charge unless the
sitter is perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for
50 cents, which can be sent by mail without extra
charge. Every variety Of cases kept on hand. Sun
light not required. X. c. WOODLEY,
Photographer, No. Sl2 street,
NIa-Sm WilAFda,.
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CLASS No.2.
Ready Made CIothtns.
geo geo EIoek Coats. indigo. blue broadoloth.
100 indigo blue Mackinac Blanket Cspotss.
100 100 O."s 'aslnss f Psatsloon,
goo sS cadet mixed sas!ass Goats;
HIrdUars, AgrieultKraI Intple pssnts, and Ares
1000 pounds Brass Kettles.
800 Tin Kettles, sizes.
IS. nests Jspanned Kettles. IN q nest.
80 dozen 10 quart lin Pans.
e e :: butcher Knives.
25M Gun Flints
i iS =" F FSShsEH asl:. assorted.
go sSOsross Needles
e dozen s SSs' sSos sSG eoG GS%'''
80 " Sr. .b6inE Hoes,
4"o PI.Eins Knives. loand 70 inches in length
100 dozen hand saw Files.
iiSS :: s ssSEs,.
600 Camp Ketti es, 8 sizes.
s'e sSS short short, handle !. FRYING Pans.
$40 IRON TABLE Spoons.
lsS A Asf A e weigh Is x q to 8. pounds
100 :. Hatchsts to weigh II. y ,unds.
$50 Zinc Mirrors.
100 Fire Stees.
CLASS No. T.
Northwest Gu1s.
100 Northwest Guns, flint lock.
xO percussion lock.
Proposals will be received for The delivery of said
more, New Orleans, 81. LOUIS, Memphis. or Gin
sme to their places OF destination will be consider
ed IN deciding upon the proposals 10 cases where the
same articles shall be proposed to be deliver cd at
Goods Of American manufa cture, of the required
pies of Blankets and Cloths are ioregp fsb1ns sam ann
those articles are required to be Ofa peculiar char
seteI T. order to meet the pc euar tastes and wants
pes Of them Tor exanInatlon of the Oics previous
TO the consideration ofthe bids Sample Guns must
also In Ike manner be furnished from which the
department. VIII make selection; and in case OF
more than one sample being furnished by the same
bidder the price for each must be distinctly Indca-
Toe articles to be furnished must in all respects
conform to and be equal with the Government sam
Pies which may be seen at this office. They will be
llgidly inspected and compared with those SAMPLES
Such as NAV be unequal thereto In any partieuar
will be rejected IN which the contractor will
be bound to furnish Others of the required kind or
quality within three days or, if that be mot done
they will be purchased at his expense. Payment
thereof, certified by the agent or agents aonointed
to inspect them.
1t Is to be understood that all bids for furnishing
the I'd articles may be rejected at the option
Department. and that none tr,,n nersons vba h. III.
failed TO comply with the requirement of orsvions
manufacturers wholesale callers IN The tanned
artcles will bs red and the fact that hddsrs
nenced by the certificate of the collector of the mort
where it is p proposed TO deliver the articles
Inc nght Will he reserved to require a greater or
less quantity of any of the named Than thai
specIi sd In tn e above tchedu e; and the pronosa.
must embrace the articles with the tbsIa
of, as they arranged in said scheduIe with the
prices annexed to each, In dollars and cents AT
mitn .hey are 70 oe furnished and The amounts
They should be submitted with tie foilowinx head
:" Tor wei hereby propose to furnish for the gar
vice Ofthe Idian DEPARTMENT and ccor ding to the
q. 1883 the foovin |, articlea AT inc nrcss tb.ps
aft ed there nm serI inc St acc,rJ,p 70 ie
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NHARLES N. RUGLER,

I ApIkS' TUCK and all sorts OF COM ~ &c
IL GIBBS HAIR store, near 18th stI ct, and a. LA
eAlee kooms under WulaTds' Heta, Nssa
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A ce,,ea ,an. dsoovered, while In the East Indies
fohIis, Co99bss i S Consumption. Asthma, BI0n:
nsils was discovered BY him when his only
was cured and !. n va. given up to die: His child
Of beneftins his fellow mortaIs bs M,, Desfo1o
those wn3 wish e. the recipe Containing full di
on receipt OF their names. ADDRESS '"''o'' J'ee'/
.,s No u.. o, p. BROwN,
~ o-Nn NO. IL 0rand IT.. Jersey City, M y
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and packages. ''
AL oil the above will be sold at manu- facturers
prices and delivered free of charge to any part Of
The character of Dupont's Powder has been 20
well and favoraby known for q half century, that
we deem II unnecessary to say anything in its
praise.
ID We take pleasure at all times In showing
samples and style of packages to sportsmen and
others.
ID Once No. IS High street, immediately ad
joining the Canal Bridge. seStf
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E. L. sIM0Ns.
EDGE tTto5e 1901 H MEK x2iE crrr'

Northeast corner street north and 7th street west
Warrington, ID. C.,
:, ManuiHeturesand repairs all kinds of Edge Tools
moulding Masons' and Stone CUTTERS Tools. Mi
Picks made and repaired, sas-sm
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I OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GET AT THE
II present season. daily, OYSTERS~
in the shell, taken out of salt water thet&N Il J
same day Restaurants wishing to be NN
supplied by the barrel will please oall ON
j. n. B. SCHWARZE,
Dealer In Oysters,
Corner of 18th and E streets, hack Of
w Scott KirkvOOd Bousa
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pUTTER, BUCKWHEAT. &C.
ID s. kegs choice GLADE BUTTER,
1898 pounds Frost New York BUCK WHEAT,
81 kegs new PICKLES
lObsrres No. MACkEREL,
81 do. Nos do.
125 do. ALEWIVES
$50 reams ', RAPPING PAPER,
500 pounds HAkE FISH,
Just received and for sale bv
Os 16-6teO MURRAY Il SEMMES
PUTrER, SYRUP, MACKEREI.-
- 10 kegs prime e. shen ard Glades Butter,
hhds. Lowering q best steam Refined Syrup,
bbls new No. MackereI,
Just received and for sale by
KENNEDY 4 PUGH,
49, eo2w 5O8 nh street
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TIE GREAT PAIN ANNTHJL ATOR.
AND kennedy FOR DYSPEPSIA WEAK
sIpoDMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

AND sI REMERY F2 3 ,y PISPEPSiA: WEAK
r. PREPARED ny 4 CHEMIsE
EGtTEss e and 8" cents and enc dollar
HARTsHORE'sH CURE.AiL should he ken,
ness It frequently circs in less time than il re
CURES To get physician.
amy Part system and is used
IL As the fTeSasnt changes of the weather pro-
aud sos sa G asd s,1 Pain in the mhs
ss5 eo RIco. !, se5s mon The Muscles
Get bottle and tr; Il. oil pain from the system
&q htTs f sTRbF Use or HA Wirb
GWH dtif IL the best Cough Syrup in the
II yon are Bilious, uss HARTSHORNE's
AMI =, BlhiOGS Pills. They act upon the Liv;
m The above medoines e be had 3. all Drug Store.
q k ASxsnd4.c '''s at
sfH#EHkSy " yoER ,s ExEs tn. Pau.
=: .1ri1.d Il FROM %Hs2 aId,s Nth Y Si9 @
mpfo1ea # tGoS sp any
co tN%saf EFh, .aa are To tSs
8z zff hEN2f fEBB 81 EgsNcHR 5EE
which are warranted to improve any EYE Affected S:d
Or tending to it, Also
nU Nnd H.lRS 'hem viii Be suited 1t TSo:s
DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
saye rsoeiyed she highest reoommendstions At the
elearne.s and easness Of vision 5eresofoFe nnEnOxn
In any other improvements.
AIsS all styles Of OPERA, SPY, and MA6NI-
sale at his store, corner Of Elshth street and
rennsIIvana avenue, or Eighth street No. l0l. b.
Neen street and Pa. avenue.
Oo aot initiate tAs eoyasS ef etk street.
M s!eJ reasonable, the same q Ct his estab.
-. AZ Glro10. nS-6
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.Yg0T0TaTG e2EEIaUa
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piANos FOR SALE AND TO RENT.-A
PlANOS always on hand, from the facto- = =
Hef R o. SselRvSy Sens. 10 New York; MN
In Baltimore, which viii sell or rent On moJsssis
ana easy terms at my Piano WarerOom, No Iss iitb
sel-4ms FRE6'K.C O. REIcHENR.cu
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CHEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.

II T..
SAMUEL KIRBY, Maaxfdetursr Of Superior
aad Fashionable Furniture. respectful ly an "a
nodEces tn the citizens of Washington,u
his warehouse is now well Stocked with sa m
Perb and extensive stock OF elegant CABI-
NET WAKE IN Rosewood; Walnut. Oak. and
Library, Ofhce. and Chamber Sets all manu- featured
Ia the most workmanlike manner, and warranted as
stated. Prloes very low. Funerals undertaken
with prOmptness. SAMUEL KIRBY,
WarehOuse-west side of 9Th street,
oc l8-eotf near Pa. avenue.
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o. DUPONT'S Or
De- N q w ID T. R. DID
w. ALBERT KING GRoRe ETOwN ID. C., for
years past the Sole Agent 10 the District of Coum
bla for Messrs. Dupont CO., Of W iminstOn, Del
aware. keeps constantly on hand large ttOck of all
the different grades of POWDER manufactured
BY them, embracing, in part
Blasting and Mining Powder, in IS and 50 10, keys
Cannon and MuskeI DO, U. s. Govern
ment proOf,l IN IS and 81 lb. kegs
Sporting +, FF, FFF. ir 81. Ia and Is TO- kegs
Ducking Powder, in O. I2I and 3 10 Keys
- DO. do. I'M and Il ID. canisters
Diamond Grain do, IN / In canistsrs
Eagle Rife do. in 6k and I2H H. kess
DO. do. in ] and u h. o. sters
F,EF, FFF, do. ms and y ID. canIsters
DO. do. in u Id. TASKS and car: sters
VIRGIN Rifle do m 5 ill., canisfers
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n; HiBBS'S VEGETABLE BALSAM nSr ~ JIG
snvtus ali snaiS hissasss ~ 80 AND
IOCkS, BONDS, AND SECURTrIEs
SGouEni and sold 90 commission. ''S
kOANS ana BUSINESS PAPER nesot,atsd
sold. ESTATE WI 10 Dousot and
In N. SNYDER 4 SON.