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OAFh tUWS, dIfIra. Jan. g, ISl
Mess~s. p. Davis & Son Tho Pain Killer, We
are happy to say, is getting in good rcpute re,
ana It's gooa qnaltties are being appreciate
Lately. we have n great demand for the a
and confidently Anticipate a large sale of the
Pa Killer.
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R0XBoR0UGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
.Hhs. il. D. BhEN T.,
Miss s. A. BRENT. JONI ffinciPals.

Miss S. A. BRENT. JOINT ffincipals-
fH-S School commences its 6rst session Wed
nesday' the 9th of January, 1885,, and closes the
first Wednesday in July Earl, eight dollars per
month. Tuition in priaaary classes frum 81 so to
20. higher English Glasses rom ~ t. IS do.iars
French and LItia each ) / liars. Music On Piano,
20 dollars per session. Ornamental expenses So
cents. Pupils received Al any time and charged
from the dare of entrauce.
For particulars, address the principals.
Daa \ tn 1887 II g.
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WANTED,

A GOOD BUGGY SMITH. Apply to
G. H. GRIFFIN.
Marlboro. Pitt, March I'D, 1858. 3l-tf
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RIDGEWAY MALE SELECT SCHOOL.
TIE ext session will Commence on Monday,
18th January nest, aud close on Friday. 18th
May tolipwi z Terms as heretofore. For all par.
ticulars, address.
WM. H. BASS, Principal.
Ridgeway, Warren CO., n. c..
Dec. 2. 1855 II eft
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Tuition,

primary Department. - 90
Common English branches,....s ~ 10 II 90
Preparatory and Scientific Ii e
Coi!ege ...-.....15 %
Board, rooms, books, g.. can be obtained on
reasonable terms.
For further particulars adlress the subscriber
4. W. SMYTHE.
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CATAWBA COLLeGE, NEWTON. n. C

II next session viii on tho srd
Monday of JanuIy, AID continue twenty weeks.
The course of inslru ri N viii extend from q
Prinlry Department. istd Wy thrarsh a college
course: embracing no -o1Sh Instruction in cum
'nau Engl sd stu lies. with espesiIl attention to
ne stui y of English Gtrgutgt-5Js original De
volopneat aud laws, 3 sci inuf &; AID full prepare
tory course. the a,gasr WIth. m 4tics. College
Classics. Frenrh. German nd AIglo Saxon.
During the ueSs sessi.a. 4 course of twenty
lectures, with experiments. will be delivered up
On >Ltaeal Philosophy, With occasional lectures
1pon competitive 'hiioioSy aai kindred SUBJ
jscts. M aft ,rt will be- spared 10 make his the
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Stbsuls.
RALEIGH FeMALE SEMINARY.

rdLSISS GlEU ION i,ra sic 70 sful operator
iider the Presifea # RET . Il ,iRUroN, A
5. ani offers Superior aiv NJ es t, all pers. .ns
fishing to give taei tla ga5trs a shnr ugh. cLts-
sicat and Ornamental slu ;aion. For a circHIar
or catalogue, a4ireSs the Presil n. R4leigh. N.
March Sd. 1853. 2S-1O-t1May
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL.s-

BROWNS HOTEL e p Pollock, Pa; r p
sspsi, d0i psp,vy, NY Portland. Cal;
Barley, Va; Mrs Barclay and children. do;
Mis- Miller, Ky; l. w Maupin aud Iadp, Nd; w
do, PAIRING, Nc; Mr. and NJ Bardom, Va;
STAKE and lady, NC; N Dowden and lady. XIV
y Price and lady, NJ; ID Ellis and lady, do;
Srewe,, La, co Gage and lady, Ala; 6F En-
ton, Ga; Dixon, do; Miss A Dixon, do; Mi,
f Dixon, do; Miss w BouIham, Fla; ] nj
hiiey, and lady. La; w Pumiii, do; Mr and
ton, do, r Donald and son, nd; : CIsrei' CALI
Yeitch, do; w yeitch, Mp; DR. veitch; Ia:
Capiit, NY Mrs Capitt aud children, do; G
Hammonkoid, NC; w Salader, o; W7P
Lyon. NY Macsmb, UsAi NJ Maxwell and
well, do. -I
NATIONAL HOTEL w n Tanning, N j.;
Rollins, Nh; Simonds, w Hamilton, r b
Green and lady, Miss Josephine Green, r H
queen Meats; HaIri nai Ma Di p wi Kns1
Cal, Chsdwck, CT; G. NJ Anderson aud family
r Anderson: r, Ga; Miss II Mcclure, d C; w
christ and lady, do; G Trifethen Mass; Prince.
Nj Jones, III 6 Peyton, Virginia; DR. " Huston
Alsbams; Miss w Huston, do; Mrs l. A Me.
NJ w Fiske, do; A AIdricks, DC; Il r Bullet,
MS Billings and daughters, Va; Mrs Ross, 8 G;
Miss Ross, Miss Henry, Mrs. Bennett, Mr.. A
E E do; Aiihalo'i!I, NY; W w Wood, Pa;
On kross, h Knox, L b George NY: Richard
Tynes, Md; l. Mingle, Pa. ''~
NORWOOD HOUSE.-Mrs Taylor, sc; Miss
Taylor, do; ii T. Taylor, do; Mrs Hopkins. do:
Miss Hopkins, do Mrs Manson, do; Miss Mar.
son, do; 9 II Manson, do; Mitchell, Gis; w
MADDOX. Md; Dugan, do; II Raihbone,
NY; r v Bonneville, nd; J Guthrie, Pa; S 4
Bacos, Mass;y Thornton, Va; g b BIenkann,
o. Plant, NC; Oldham. n ass; A Mars,
ton, Md.
UNITED STATES HOTEL w Stevens.
KY Z Marshall, NY; Cruit and lady, Ind; 3
Hiil, DO Owens, Va; Wanple, Md; T. w
Ward, Pa Young, Md; z W addle, Va; c
Hall and lady, O: Cline, Va o Sherman, do;
A OSbonrne do. y. - y
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IL ID E N + 1 8 TR ",
DR. STEPHEN BAiLY,
OFFICE l96 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Three doors from l4fh street, :

Dr.: BAII.Y bess leave to inform tho public that
experience Of fifteen years practices, with 1110
sa sps y'ey
enable him to surmount any dffonity, scientific or
otherwise. 'ating to the Teeth His own expert
and ESPECIALLY Drs Harris and and
e. Parmiy, has led him, long since, TO discard all
Ensmeis Gutta PsIoha, India Rubbef and Cement ~
tSs ths conjunction OF Contiguous Gum Teeth and
reliable substance that can he worn ,u sbe ost Sn.
was moot noluslvely shown BY the last American
Although he iatte-s himself from his long resi-
Known 70 rs pametou, friend. and patrons: he beg.
s.I TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector Of the ChH,eh efEpiphnny,
ofthtS city: -.
press my esteem for you personally, and my conf
dence in you as superior dentist. The operatons
hops that You may receiSs the patronage from nv
friends and the public that your skill 90 well de-
'' Washington, Aug so Iss s'F' JoW FRENCH
From one of the oldest firms i. Baltimo,s-
Messrs. Boggs, Cofn1an + Co.
Having employed DIR. Stephen Bay, Surgeon
Dentist, Of Washington city, 70 execute for me an
TO my entire sncti0n, and view the fact that
one ofthe most distng uished members of the Dem
perform the same work satsiaosoriiy, il gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high Estimation of his professional skill, :
baltimore, Jan. L. 1857. Hartmann BOGG6.
Extract from a note rsee,ved from the ldts Hon.
john M. Clayton. "
U. =. Senate, Aug. I9. 1886.
-, The teeth you made for me work admirably; no
'n''s '0a'o DC 0''''f JOIN aNS f x. cIRiroN.
To those seeking Islief from the maiedies of the
teeth, can cheerfuily reoommen nd DIR. &. Baiy ns
superior dentist. He made a set of porcelain teeth
for one of my family, ard plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more
than ten years. ROBERT II. NIXON, :
Apnll9, ls56. Va. Conf. NJ. Church South,
We, the undersigned, having had OCCASION to avail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF DR.. 3. Baby,
surgeon Dentist Of this CITY, or having been cogni-
can't of his operations on our families OF friends take
pleasure In expressing admiration of his artistic
skill, As well az the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs this most delicate and difficult
operations In Dental S2rgery, and We respectfully
recommend HIM to tho confidence and patronage of
the pnbllo, OF which we conslder HIM eminenty
worthy. 80 ~ Z"
THOMAS U. WALrKE, Architect u. g. Capitol,
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID of Wash Ing ton, d. C,
B. 9. BoHRER, M. ID. of Georgetown, ID. G,
N. s. LINCOLN, NJ. D., of Washington, ID, C..
Jos H. BRADLEY, Of Washington, ID c..
GEORGE WALTON, Ex- Governor of Florida.
WALTER LBNOx. Elk Mayor of Washington,
HENRY BALDWIN, is. Patent Once,
q. ". WIsHT, Principal Rirtenhouse Academy.
feb 20-H
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III An Englishn ans lunch-A slice Of {,

III An Englishm ans lunch-A slice of am.
six heggs, and quart Of hale.
VI u zen peas are selling in Norfolk, Va at
~ cents q peck and are quite plentiful.
W A young man In Utica Is trying to starye
Sunday.
III Eleven hundred special policemen were
tioR day. -
" The Arkansas papers are agitating the
subject OF the expulsion Of free negroes and mu-
lattoes from the State.
u Fhe Norfolk Day Book says rock ash. by
millions, may be seen swimming about the
oraworidge, In that city, as the tide flows out.
IT The New York and PHILADELPHIA aremen
having recently quarrelled, they are doing the
anaole TO each other, by sending deputations
from one city to the other, giving suppers, max
ing speeches, &c.
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MURDERS AT Observation-Disclosures Is afi
fd with an inefhcient criminal judiciary, and
murder and outrage are there, as they will be
everywhere, the consequence. The Commercial
says:- srI ~. s..-s.-..-.- >
There are now confined within the comfy ;aiI
VIZ persons who are awaiting their trials upon
the charge Of murder, as follows Michael Doer.
VINO killed man near Mt Pleasant by shooting
dai who brutality beat VIM. Gregory to death
with wash bowl; Michael Julg, who stabbed
MS wife to the heart, In the nth ward few
~esxs since; Augustus Ward, who stabbed John
Cook and William Setter, who were Yesterday
committed to await their trial for killing Kate
bearean, on Saturday night last who will not
fearfuly close upon the advocacy of the ssIibertv
OF the cudgel, /" in our Criminal Courts, What
a commentary IL furnished upon a recent judicial
decision In the Common Pleas,
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
Nv cYenta. Iades and g. anti Lac IN Of All

w events, Ladies and Gentlemen Iose one Of their
becomes matter of serious importance, and the
spes:ion is what SHALL We do to stop the hair from
ey 70 this query, We beg to say, try DR.. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A foy
remove dnndrug, kesp tho scalp clean and white,
Aid imIart freshness and vigor to the hair; and
continued use of it two months win insure you a
U3uriant head of hair. Call and geta bottle, and il
and got the price paid.
Ask for Dr.. Hsiris' Hair Promoter and Improver
rist, corner NAH and Eth. aud Main and Wan sts
and IN Washington city by n. ID: GILMAN, Drug
b. CLARK, Druggist. corner - street and Pa.
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EVFNHNGzFSTAR
NAIL our FLAG TO YHE MAsr.

NAIL OUR FLAG TO THE MAsT.4
sYJ.HowKRDw kINwRIsHr.
Nia+F Aiy-Sfar SpasgEed Bdaasy. i-i-1.iih
Mail our isg to the mast vhils the bunting is new,
Ana our snip IN the roadstead lies ready Tor sail
Her rssinE j. strong, and her compass IN true. ,
And e lear lot the Zoe or the tempests prevail
her keel was well laid,
nef mssts are vel stayed,
Then vooed By the zephyr or rent Dy the blast,
Wen steer on our oourss with nag nailed to the
Nail our flag to the mast ere the breaking of day,
10 eaten the hrst beam OF the aun At Its uslng;
Wei start RON the land, every danger des psinT'
rnnnosh zee d hs1os tempest vrack
Rirht onwa ven press, nor at danger look
wa e.. sHa Ss p. sas fast III,
ma o.
Nail our flag to the mas, then blow high or blow
Come sunshine or storm. still that banner 70 peer
Sf: . our ss SaI head: onward
Thessh IN Shred. every sail
shall Be rent BY the gale,
Nos q heart shah despond. not cheek shall turn
Bgt veil work with will till the danger i. ,sst,
were saIs; come what may, with flag HaiIed to the
Nail cur fi,s to the mast that all nations may know
WIN ne'er haul it dJwn, though o'ervhe lining the
Though smoke msy enshroud. though the war hail
may rend II. 49, '
When the smoke clesrs away
Al tie close Of the fray, ..r
Dnr nss. though in tatters, wen proudly d,spa,
Apo en- lhour h We sink. still unoonquered Al ast
"eWiI sink meath the wave with dag nailed TO the
Nst OPT n,s TO the mast IT'S the flag of the free
While the deeds of our fathers are haliowsd in
Orr stanSslg
TO neemen bacon of honor and elo y
Spite of wind and of rain
On It's folds not a STAIN
r, Our nss shall untarnshed forever remain;
peace o, In war. from the first to the last.
Dear country, speed with flag nailed to the mast
Mall our flag to the mast In the morni, NJ of youtb
Ere the sky OF our life 10 Oerclouded by sorrow
wake Honor our uatchvord, our beacon star
Let6s'eat for to day teach success for to- morrow
Thus true to the end
hen humbly we bend
- Our knee, and look upwsrd in sea-ch or A friand
vel hnd one aloft ever constant and fast
10 the man who through life nailed his flag to the
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n DENTISTRY IMPROVED.

DR. MUNsON u now setting Teeth on Vulcan.
ite, combining the irresistible advantages -
OF oheaPness, durability. usefulness and in -
ing plates can now be GUARANTEED perfect ht Teeth
mounted on Vuloante will cost one thTd less than
and see specimens al SIS Pennsy lvaniA avenue.
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I ON g w ORT HY'S
- PURE OHIO
". PIKE, Sole Proprietor.

This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure Juioe OF, the Catawba Grape,
of American enter prise and industry, and of our
ability to produce ariioe s at home, ual to those
mado by any other M ion. Il. -.TI-|
Tho OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but excels the best Imported Brandi,s, IN
known. This ststement is fully oorrobOrated by he
Certificates Of our most distinguished analytical
Chemists. =
~ It is q sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Flam-
lency. Cramp. Cholio, Lang uor, Low Spirits, 6 enc
raj Debility. &c. No family should be without it.
III Ne, all price 81 as peI bottle.
s. N. Pike has appointed DhN'L. b. CLARKE,
and Al street, Sole Agent for the District, where
dealers and customers will please forward their
orders. .. IS ...s.sz.s : ..t-f-ss au L. Sm
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Miscsl1sn1eSSOUA
- - efi0sT fRteEs.. 2&|

% s 0os1 ft 5sSs I. is4 AZ
Thesso:crieet, eoassnp...,ng yisi.iss Eufo5s IN
lufpese Of visiting his friends, viii sell RON tnis
stock a. low az possible before his departure On
stock whoh he Viii buy IN Psns ana one
astefn markets ex pressy for the trade Of wash
down to cost Iess t6.n . oost goods are marked
French astt.rn Bonne,s. all styles and oslors, d
EmSroIasred Cioaks and Drsssess for infants. Is.s
Inf,RtI Msriuo and Satin Hood., City per cen. les.
So.f Vslyss. Sonnet V.ivs sass !. Ilo ooc,.
MANI lid. Of wofsssd Goods. a. sfy per o.u. les.
A Ts.s y,IIst, Of c1oaE and Drss. PRINCES and
Gu,pure Button Trimming, 8as -,.,
SSnipurs Lace, In all styles and widths,
Sugle FIlnses, Bugle Buttons,
'elys.; Satin, Lustr,hs, and Bonnet Rb.nds. in
White Cotton cummings. Beltins., <I--s
~ aad Craps. for ladies. misses. and boys,
Real Lace ses. ca%Sio and fs sn mOa Rnns e
Dim. ~ aud Cambria Bands,
Real Buses and 1 hs nSa lp sss.
81 OK roiDt Lace. all wl'ths.
Imitation Guipure Laoes, ...-
Bereges and Tissuss, for wells,
w bite and Black Silk Nets and Illusions.
3obinets, white and black Stef Nets,
Lace Wells. In al qualities,
Elastic Rib lnds, Embroidered Night Caps,
English and Italian rrapes, Cords and Tasses,
Sleeve and ClIak Tasseis, all colors, Dress But
A splendid assortment of French Flowers,
snfes5s oi ssa s snG sSor
Back Velvet Ribands. all widths. ofthe very best
Fine and stylish Head dresses, 49, -
silk Mits. Kid Gloves -.4
regu.ated millinery and trimming store.
IL rhs ladies' of Washington and surrounding
country will pi'asePear in mind that the above ad-
yertseTe nt is pnt forth in good faith. as am de-
Dressmaking continued as heretofore, and Innings
snd patterns cut at mo ierate prices aud all orders
for Bonnsts. TO-, viii be filed AZ proportionaby low
only. M. WILLIAM,
NJ 3-eo2m 50 Centre Market Space.
W A. H. KERR & CO.
w GUILD respectfully inform the oitiz ms OF the
Island and the pubic generally, that they have III
S1 sse 1rss and
occupied by Mr.. Jonn q. FIJI, which they are u
NEW and q ESH Nj DICiNES Inaddition to
ment of FANCY GOODS, from the estabi,shn,en,
OF Jules Hauel Co., Philadelphia, consisting IN
part of Combs. Brushes, = ,aps, Perfumery, and in
psred to sell as low as they can be bought in the
District.
III Ply sici,ns' Prescriptions carefully and aocu-
ratey compounded at all hours, day or night.
The patronage OF the public is respectfully eoic-
tied. and universal satisfaction guaranteed.
no l-eolw'
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CHARLEs-N. KUGLER, \ - 1000
~ No, 5l8 Pa. aeesEs, ksr,csez ID aad ID sts,
a. WI furnish ard send ICECRAM in any psTt or
Fe.f,y,s IN. sra ~
the most reasonable terms.
oc Su G. n EuerFp
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DOkTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A psr
feet Portrait Of yourself TO rs cents, warranted
not TO fade. 1900 Of these beal:iful pictures made
by We odey In nine veeks. No charge unless the
sitter is perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for
81 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. 5l2 Z street,
feh-Sm near Wihrds'.
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w EALL ARRANG EMENT
"A Boat Every Hour from Each Place.

The Waxhinston and Aiexandris stean,boats viii
hereafter rua regularly from the foot 49,
of 7th street, Washington, and king 20
street. Alexandria. evcrr honr
erc1 placs, from - g 70 "a p w. g fpllcys
Go, 9. ant N q. M, .. s, 8. and ~ p. m.
From Washington-Steamer THOMAS COLI
From Alexandris-Steamer GRO. PAGE-At
81 s:les M, I'm. y, :, AID Pm .s cor,
YtR-at 81, 8, ~ q. m, I, s, and y. m, except
Tuesday and FRIDAY mornings, when the Coii,cs
will run her Iegular traps 10 "a Mount Vernon. a.
heretofore. and omit her taps bstvs n Washington
and AIexandrls from ga IN. TO p. m. only.
The 81. 81 a. and "a p. IN. bosts froW Alexsn-
drla connect with The trains Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
Ihe6k a. m. aud "a .. N. boats from Washington
connect nth the trans Of the q, sage and Aiexsn
dria ailroad for The Souf n sud Soutnws &C. ~
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IN AyIks JCk and al sorts Of COM Bs az
esles Reom. rider WiiIsrds' Hetsl. y s-Sn
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cor

One Of the Steam ships OF this Company, carrying
the United states Mail for ACAPULtI. IooS
CALF oRNIA, and OR ECON, leaves S
Panama twice each month Oh he arrival
ofthe United States Mall g. Company a steamers,
which leave New Orleans and New York reCulsrS
on the 9Th and rth of each month with the mails
and passengers, connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and an
proved BY the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
and safety, -. =
The Panama Railroad q miles lorg) is now oom-
eeted from &C an 10 ocesE. and u crossed in OF
h"ys The baggage of passengers 10 cheok ed ia
New York ihIou gh 60 San and passengers
are embarked At Panama by steamer u the com
pany's expense The money paid in New YORK
covers ali expenses ofths trIp. - -
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
san Franoasec, TO prevent detentson IN of
dent. 90 that the route 10 entlrely rslsS-no failure
havlnS incurred in eight years.
Passengers lsaye Panama the sane day they ar
nvr at Aspinvall. - = 500. -
.Ccndueto 70 ihrepsh bg each steamer. and take
ehatss OF women and Oh Idrsn without other pro-
foI through nsket. a. tn. lowest rsi.s apply st
RAYMOND 70 ARMSfRONG, HxRRis &
GO. New oreans.-of G. L. BARTLETT, Boz
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35 Gun P'f 9 " DR. 35
w. ALBERT KING: GEoae ETowN, p. c.. for
years past the sole gent 10 tho District of Column
ba for messrs. Dupont CO., of " ilminston, Del
aware keeps constantly on hand large .tock Of al
BY them, embracing, in part
Cannon and Musket to.,tU. 8. Govern -
Sporting F. FFr. r TX snS s b. s ssss
Ducking Powder, in GU. l51S and q 10 kegs
diamond GraIn do. IN III canisters
Eagle Rife do. in ek and l7,S To- kegs
Do. do. in and a ID. oa nisters
F,EF, FFF. do. In IS and u 10. canlsters
Do. do. IN n ID. TASKS and can: sters
and packages.
AL OF the above will he sold at manufacturers
the District.
well ard favorably known for o half century, that
We deem 1t unnecessary to say anything in its
praise.
IL We take pleasure at all times In showing
samples and style Of PACKAGES to sportsmen and
III Ofhce No. IS High street, immediately ad
joining the Canal Bridge. se3-tf
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NlhOlNtA. IENNFsSSEE,
GEORGIA, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b, obtained at the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL Road
OFFICE. corner Of PennsJ wanna avenue and Stu
street, Washington, on hoard of the steam Ferry
Boat George Page, n the osioe of the Orange aud
Alexandrls Rallrosd, ct Alexandria,
Richmond, Danvtiie, Lyrchbrrg, Bristol,
Kn0zvtiks, Dalton, htLaRta, CkatfaRooga,
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Nep Orleans,
By direct route, ard continuous railway connec-
tons TO Memphis. I'D
Afordins greater ExpeditsoH Gun CovlfOTf and
being over 2D miles shorter than by ny her route.
The steam f.rry boat George Page leaves the foot
of7ih street t6k a. m. for AexaBdris. whore pas
sengers take the cars for Richmond Charlottesville,
Steunfou, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock. AZ /,
and at III r. m for Richmond and all poinls south
wos;, making sure and close connections 10 Mem
phls.
BerEnse Wagons and Omnibuse. leave the onhoe,
Pa. avenue, az clock q. m. and pm.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
Jei7-u Washington.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lins, and Without Failure
for Eight Years.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND ORE6ON,
VIA PANAMA RAiLRoAp.

CANTONESE usny frauds and impo-
slt,ons Of ynrions kinds have been lately
FORNlA, that the subscriber. the only authorized
axent for passage BY the y. 3. Mail Line, via Psna-
ma: in the oity OF New York, feels It ms duty 90
caEtcn ali persons seeking passage TO California,
that TO AVOID IMRos tney must be careful 20
nnd thetrue once ofthe Steamships OF the u. 2.
Mail Llne. via Panarna Railroad, as no other Of oe
IN New York 10 authorized to engage passage
The Companies have only one ofhoe an New York,
which 10 at Ia w eat street, corner of Warren 1T
fronting ON the North River, at the head Of the
Company's Wharf. -.--.-.'-
iD~ Observe my sirn over the door.
fe1S ]. w. RAYMOND, Agent, New York
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
0,tIm.n x a1a e'sst 5Snsms y .9s Ii'
has arrived from Europe with his -
others Of the latest improved SPECTACLES AND
EYES ASSES; among which are tbs
PERISCOPICi CONCAVE and CONVEX, Tbs
p99VgghE E & sSd % RsOtEpRyJE RQkISH ii
which are warranted to improve any EYE Affected
with weaknessa oatareot or tending 10 1t; also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS rH.t II
now using them. will be sated ut FIRST siEt. Those
wonderful r.-- 4. = -. - 7
OOUBLE-PQLISHFDV VENEZUELAN 7
,7H-I' = CRYSTAL ROCK 80.
have Isoeiye Cd ne hiEhest reoommsndations q the
cearness and easiness Of vision heretofore unkn0Wp
In any other improyemegts. ANY,
FLYING GLASSES, Compasscs, and Microscopes
arc for sale at his store, eoncr EIghth street and
tween ID street and Pa. avenue. . - /
III Do act ~sisf&ks tie eSrsss ar ssA ssstss. !
Prices vsry reasonable. the sAme @ q his osoAb-
hshmept IN knloee. !. -EEaEIa NIT
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I,ADIEY FANCY FURS-

A LMONDs. RAISINS, DC. -'.'
"A bales soft ahelie3 Almonds,
bars sicily shelled Almonds,
Is wholss, halves, AMI quarter boxes CIV Raisns
bags Palm Nuts,
blgs Pec1n Nuts, .-
bags Fl ferris. ..-.
Just received and for sale by
90 q 6teo BARBOUR x SEMMES.
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1922 PA. AVENUE. 800
Travellers in want of TR UNKS should not fail to
VISIT our extensive Salssroom, OCCUPY Ing GYS
the entire basement floor, where they wiilENkHX
find eve,y description of fne and mediu m okltu
and PACKING TRUNKS, HAT bones, VA
LlSES, CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS, To- that
may be required, at cheap and moderate prices.
.a- WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
81 Pennsylvania avenue,
Au IS II between 9th and 10th streets.