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VALUABLE AND MOST INTERESTING
For sale at TaYI.nR & MAURY,S

BOOK,
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
bookstore, near 9Th 81.
RFcoRDs OF THE RrvoLUTioNARv WAR: con
tanning the OlcIa, Military And Financial Cores
pOndence of all the Officers Of the Revoui ionaTy
Army from l775 to 1895. containing the interest
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Last of AmFr1cdn Offers Imprisoned,
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In New York, Peunsy vanIa and Mar land list of
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officers qohO SeyV6d t0 tie ERd Ofthe IVgr.
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iat"n aud land proceedings "f The 5ith Congres snd
benefit of the
Hears Of officers ofthc Revolutions;
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led to passage Of the act of July l83 by Congress
The, names of the Virginia officers who received
districts of OHIO, Kentucky aud Tennessee the To-
cation ot warrants, survey &C.;
Revolutionary Pension LaIcS of the United
States,
AS they now exist. with commentaries thereon;
notes on Inc services of various cassrs OF rCyOiU
tlonary officers, with an extensive list showing the
One large l2Ino volume Of 6O0 pages Price Sl.50.
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This work is intended as hook preference to the
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from services of their foTefathers during the
revolutionary war. The volume contains the names
of over Cpcicers and p-ivat-s of the reuoution-
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scendants Of the brave men who fought under the
banner of 70 that the noble actions OF their ances
may escape remIIIsceHce of their descend
ants, who must retain this work as = menento nf
their brave deeds and patient sufierings. fell
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II A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, seventy five
"A years 'f age. whose sands of life have
nearly run out discovered. while IN the Est In
/ dies, q certain cure for Consumption. Asthma,
I bronchitis, Coughs, Colds. and General Debility
/ The remedy WAS discovered by hun when his on
" child, daug hter. was given up to die. WISH
ing 10 do as much good as possible he will send 10
such OF his afflicted fellow beings az request It,
this recipe, with full and explicit directions fOf
making II up, and successfully using ~. He re-
Quires each app !cant To IncOse him one shilling,
three cents To be returned as postage on the re- 4
cipe and the remainder to be Piled To the pay
ment of tins advertisement.
Address DR.. II. JAMES I9 G rand st. Jersey
CIty. ". j. ap - I'M
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NEW LEATHER AND FINDING STORE
~ ABS JeRth Street WsSt,
The subscriber. having ops. ed a store IN he so.,a
branch Of business, would respectfully invite shoe
makers an " Washington and the surrounding count v
to call and exam ne his stock Consisting in narf T
Oak snd Hemiock Tanned Sole Leather French
EaiSktn OF variety of make; also. American d..
Bun i;eather, Wax, u p per and Splitts; also Eng
lsh and french l.aStingr, MoroccUS, alli all0ons
OF every quality aud shlde $3.50
Having concluded To II exclusively for cash
am determined o make quick sales and small pr"hts.
Shoemakers will find IL TO their advantage t. call
anu examine FOR themselves before purchasIng else
where. X. !. DARRAGH,
ma S-l5t' <S5 10th street west,
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DAN KING HOUSE
ST 600 A YEAR!
SI,HD A WEAR

SiNn FAX. An Agent is wanted IN every
Si!O rEAR. Town and County IN the United
go" fEAk. states, To engage in n Tespeoa-
Si.U FAX. bile and easy business, hy which
Tittp EAk. the above profits may he certain
Ti!m nEAK. iy realized. 1t is an article Of
SiW EAR. daily consumption. and can he
Sim n nEAR. manufactured IN the Agents
SI,W YEAH. dwelling secured by copyright ;
Sl,uD A iEAR. sac as permanent as flour. Ad-
ylU0 YEAR. dress JAMES Il. HORNE,
y Wm WEAK. Box No. 4,I5i. New York Post
Sli0 YEAR. Utfce. InclOsing one stamp to
8 $50 YEAR. prepay postage an ~ I'm
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can RIA & a

HE Subscriber having made additions 20 his
Factory. making Il now one Of the largest. 1yA .
m the District, where has facilities forE8&
RiAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur-
passed, and from has long experience in the bust
ness. he hopes TO give general satisfaction.
AL kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
hand.
All REPAIRS neatly done, ard a.! orders prompt
ly attended to,
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for nev
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
4 ln-E nnrrar Of lsth aud u sfs.
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STEVENS' TO THEIR FRIENDS AND
- CUSTOMERS.
In commencing the "Spnng Trade" we wish 10
call attention to large and varied stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods, believing 1t will lie To the ad-
vantage Of he consumer to give a call and
Inc our stock. .
"BuyIng ex xclusvely" for cash. we can and will
offer the best goods at the lowest prices, and
in. TO increase our cash sal we invite "cash buy
ers' 'tOloOk at our stock and compare prices. " 8
deal In goods except tine hest and cner them to
the trade al retail at the Lowest and uniform
prices. STEVENS'S
ap 81 -eOlm SaiesrGOm, Browns Hstel.
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~ q. WALL,
". SIS SEVENTH STREET,
Continues To iurnish CDFFINS, at short notice,
of al kinds and sizes. ! will attenI
To Tomovins persons from the od essv -
grounds Gu new Cemetery.
Furniture repaired; UphOlsteTlng done and Var
nl.jing done at houses.
ResIdcnce-D street, between 9Th and 9TH, No.
i2I -
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SHIRTS.

LN SHIRTS.
l. 1TTING SHIRTS, AND NO HUMBUG.
Any gentleman " whO wants su perIOr cut Shirt and
shirt to fit, OF the hest quality of ma every
one testify who has tired them, call at the
of 9th street ami penIsy lyaLIa avenue. NO ht.
no sale.
ap q go HOPKINS'S BAZAAR.
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EDWARD sTuBBs.

Mr.. =. TOBIAS. Str: The pair Of S1ectaclss ron
furnished yesterday are particularly 20 stsiautorS
10 me. They are very decidedly the East possess,
and am the owner of eight or nlue paIrs, carefully
selected Ia different places 6nd nron OPTICIANS rec
omneI.ied 10 me on acoonnt OF their professional
standing France, England, ard the United Ststes,
have been Also pleased with your remarks ara di
TectIOns the treatment OF the q, Ss. for tho sur
pose of preserving and ImfrBvIns the eight.
kespectfHliJ you're, CHS. CALDWELL,
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From natural defects aud the unequal rHnge of my
eyes have been oompeleI Q" use glasses Tor seve-
rsI ,sars 4 have tired different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly lifted To my eyes -Four
months sInoe Mr. ToBlSs made twO pairs esp speclAlly
B, the use uf has OptometeT nc - ensbed 20 adapt
tasses most mInutely tn the eve. | most cheerful
" recommend Mr.. TObIas Ia all having occasion to
use glasses, and bear my testimony 20 his skill a.
an opticiku. HENRY r. BALDWIN,
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4 4 = n
Once Second Story, three doors from
ODD FKLLows' HALL.
Speotacles and Glasses suited 10 every siehi
Opera, Reading, and Wstchmaker's
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes
gIeat variety; Cosmoramlc StereOsoopes with view
Of superior aad cholce pictures on hand. Soe adve
tlsement In National Intelllg enoer.
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Pew, Or. STILES GREAT WoRE

MODERN REFORM EXAMINED mr. a..
Snion oi the North and South on the subsot ~
Gey' GS Joseph {; Stiles, ID. d., formsrly on
per copy. ohe Dollar
n ms work ls most highly commended Revs
Ms. ing, farker, skinner, Murray and Others al
eM fofk say II is able. kind, courteous pointad
S Iu ~ IL true CHRISTIAN snd eoquent-written n, 3
southern man long living at the North.tt ms &c
CIRCULATED all over the country ~ may NC
pnane SSaSsnah lGeoreIal News eys this work Will
Hanency among American authors. The Sboi.
Sosth should ie under many oblIs cations 10 DR.. =.
eTn household 'o e'eiS sosth-
several liberal minded gentlemen of New Work
among whom may be mentioned Gerald GsIlsol ~
the journal OF Commerce scattering Tins - -
over all portions Of the United States. ' "ora
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FUTURE DAYS

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auc;ioneer.
ENCELbENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
- KEEPING EFFECTS AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN-On
TUESDAY MoRNlNG. January 18th, at 10 o'clk.
at the residence of W. r.. q. X cen, Esa, on X St
near nth, shall sell all his Furniture and House
hold Effects, COMPRISING
suite OF walnut carved, maroon, plush covered Par
ior urniture consisting of two Tete a-tete
SOFAS, A rim Chair, Lady's Chair, and Side
Chairs,
Handsome marble-top Centre Table, Whstnot,
kush- seat Reception Chairs. Window Shades
Mantle Clocks, Paintings, EngravIngs
china vases and Ornaments,
brussels, three ply ard ingram CARPETS
SoId oak Hall Set, STAR DDS
Velvet stair Csrpeting, Oilcoth
handsome walnut carved Jenny Lind Bedstead
Mahogany French Bedstead, Wardrobe
Rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Marbeto Washstsnds. Toilet Sets
Pillows ~ "
Comforts, Blankets, Sheetng,
Handsome niarble-top SIdchoard, Refrigerator
Walnut TX tension Dining Table, cane seat Chairs
French China Dinner and Tea Ware
glassware, Table Cutlery, Fire-irous
Cooking Stove aud fixtures &c
Together with a general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum. a
credit Of Stand % days, Tor satisfactorily endorsed
notes. hearing interest.
jan lid J. Z. MEG UIRE, AuetIoaeer
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DIED,

On the l.t instant, THOMAS BARNES, a ma
I've oil county South, ireland.
HIS funeral will take place from St Patrio., >.
vault, o" Tomorrow tSunday rnoon. At o;c'k
Yesterday, ALICE L.. wife Of Robert H. Glenn
The friends OF the family are invited to attend thu
funeral To morrow. Sunday at q n m from ,hs
residence OF J. T.. Highland, AZ north street.
In this city, on the 18th instant, Mrs. HELEN
w. HUNGERFORD, formerly of King Georae
county. Va. but for the last twenty years resident
Of this city.
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BY WALL d BARNARD, Aucts.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

DcCr,IE ANND,bhUynn VN THE Is
slant, shall SELL in front of the premises al o'c'Ik
M, north part of Lot No. q, in Square No. 49,
having front on 41a street west, between and 81
reefs south, - feet. running hack TO a vida alley
ioo leet, with the improvements, which are a good
tWo-stort ! r"ne house and Kitchen, containing six
conveniently arranged rooms.
Terms; pne- hal cash; balsnce IN SIX ard twelve
months Tor notes bearing interest from day of sa e
4 deed gwen and a deed of t'ust taken A convey
ancng at the cost of the purchaser.
Jan I'D A.GREEN. Asct.
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Senator Brown, Ac.

NEw YORK, Jan. l6-The Herald Of thf.
morning contains a letter from Senator Rrox,,
denying that he has abandoned the Lecomptou
constitution On the contrary, he SAYS be has
no doubt OF its adoption
IL Is raining hard here
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
frsn the Associated Press AGENT.
LATER FROM FURopp

ALItkS, Jan l6.-The mail steamer Amertc,
nsS arrived with Liverpool date. of the ins,
Inc Liverpool cotton market bad an sdv.ncina
.tnos on, ana All Qualities were slightly desrer
sinee tne ss.ung OF the North American
Consols were quoted 81 \ for money. and "a.
for account. stb anu ny
lskcoND DISPATCH
a rs oi s cotton iof Tour days Were 40 0O0 bales,
The money market was slightly easier .t las
per cent. 20
There Is a growing ease In the British roo,.x
market, but the Bank OF England made no chsns,
In rates. The holidays checked business
ne loss OF the rebels in Lucknow IL estimated
at seven thousand
twas expected that Canton would ne ipves,s6
by the LIST OF Decembs, ''1 " invested
WI n,o aed Is appointed Belgian Minister to
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Sudden Attack Of Insanity.

W, W AEkHAM, MASS Jan. H-Rev. Mr. Lake
, IN clergyman Of Arlington, while yisttIny Al
Enuueoois yesterday, was taken insane I'm The
evening, leff his lodging. and TOOK the ,,iI,osS
uack TO south WaTeham, where he arrived about
midnight On the way he threw on his eIosbss
ana a, scattered them along the track On reachiag
Tobey, broke several windows, and then eptered
through side-light. The family were aroused
aud found the reverend gentleman in complete
NUDITY, sraving like a mailman, his limbs and
body cut by the aperture through which be en-.
tered He was, Of course, immed lately cared FOR,
hut he Is still insane this morning.
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Connections Pelitic.

HARTFORD, Jan. 1.-THE State Convention n,
the ~ Mon party met here to-day The follow
ing nominations were made: For Goyernor NJ A
nuc klnnam; Tor Lieutenant 6 overner, Julius Ca
treasurer, Lucas J.. Hendee; for state ComptroI-
Ter, William Buel,
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Naval InteIIireuce.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-The ship Sunshine from,
Chincha Islands, arrived in Hampton Road, To-
1ay. Inc frlgdte Germantown was at Cape OF
sail for Hong Kong ~
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Later from Kausax

Louis, Jan l5.-rhe Republican of this
city, says that Calhoun ba. returned 20 4 sco,o1
ton under an escort of troops. He would leave
Leavenworth on "wednesday last for w ashinoton
with the Lecompton Constitution. The report
OF the vote is expected tonight
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CHARLESTON, Jan. Is Sales of Co,,on a. 40,
l''"O bales; niddling fair lOYc.
SAVANNAH, Jan. ls Sales Of EGO bales at xc
&C. advance Quotations 9Sa9IOe.
dhuSr.IA, Jan. l5-Sales 800 bales at a cent
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Hon,cp,. BR. VERDI,
457 I4ts sf,eei II d PHYSICIAN SURGEON.
Umce hours from 81 to lo,< q. M, to 5, and to
;, kefsrsness.-Drs. J. F. Guy, J. C. Peters and +
baysrd, New York; d.. A. n. Okie, Providence,
NJ " Jan6-so6ts
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New Ysrk Markets.

NEW foRE, Jan. Is Flour closed firm. with
saiss OF 500 bbls state 81 25a4 80; Ohio 81 20
al 70; Southern 81 6Oai g5
w neat closed frn, sales unimportant; South
ern red 81 l2aSl 20; do white 81 25asI as Corn
Is dull; sales white at eOa73r
Beef buoyant, at $40 O0aSI2 90
Whiskey dull at gle
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News from Barbadoes

NORFOLK, Jan. 4-The schooner Conner. ter
days from East Caicos, has arrived here Oh.
brings favorable report OF the sugar crop of Bs
BADGES, which IL 10 estimated will amount %
so 600 hoo sheads ."' "
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Further from Utab,

ST. Louis, Jan. 14--The RepublIc,n b.s A.,
ters from Camp Scott, the headquarters OF n,
a., 'a1 army, oat they contain nothing importan
In addition TO that already reported.
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PennsyIvania Stat. rrs.,.,.,

HARRISBURG, Jan Is AT a meeting of tbe n.
mocrats OF the Pennsylvania Legislature to-day
Henry =. Magraw was renominzted for sat-
Treasurer on the first ballot
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY d To- MORROW MORNING
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioueer.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioueer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT,
ON IHk lsLAND.-By virtue of a deed OF trust,
bearing GATE on the LIST day of November, 1858, and
.sc"Iueo IN Iiter J. A. =, No. IS, folio "a ct seq,
ne suoscIioer viii sell AZ public sale. on SATUR
- une Ioen Gay OF January, 1858, at O'Clock, p.
~, On VIC promises Lot No. 10, IN the subdivision
OF square NO. 465 fronting Is feet inches on h St
west, between south ID and T. rtreetx and rnnnlns
back with that width 10 feet to fteen aIIey
with the improvements. Consisting of a DveIIInS,
house VI D"ei's
Terms OF sale: One half cash; the re.idus in s,x
nine and twelve months for notes bearing infarss,
from day Of SALE secured BY deed Of trust The
property: and n not complied with I'm DAYS amer the
sale, the property Will tie resold upon one veek's
notice, at the risk and ex pense OF the purchaser.
All conveyanclng at the expense OF the purchas er
The trustee will convey only such title ~ vested
IN him. CHAS. 8. WALLACH, Trustee.
dS-eod&ds J. c. MCGUIRE. Auct.
BY WALL d BARNARD, Aucts.
Corner Of Pennsylvania arsHEs and 9Th street.
DOSITIVE SALE OF LIQUORS, CIGARS.
II &c. AT AUcrION.-On mon DAY MORNING
18th instant, commencing at ~ O'Clock, will sell.
at the store of Mr. j. Pat No. &c "a street,
near Mary land avenue. his stock Of Liquors, Wines
Brandles Cigars. x c., being about to change has bu-
whnls isl Wines " and Brandes, in barrels.
800 assorted brands Cigars, Chewing tobacco,
= baskets champagne, Ii ack berry brandy,
Imperial Guopowder, Black and Young Hyson
Together tn many other articles IN the line. all
Terms: S25 and under, cash: over that sunn q
credit OF 60 and 81 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
jan IL dts WALL BARNARD. Auot.
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Sailin: of a Mail Steamer.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-The u. =. Mail Steamer
rying S92i 40 ia specie
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Accident to Ex-senator DIcL,,..,

BINGHAMPTON, N. Y, Jan: I6-Hon D,,,sI
> Dickinson has been brown from a ,C,aon 49,
Sadly, but il is hoped not dangerously, Injured.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 15-Private advices from
havana state that Sig. Amodio, the celebrated
o,S so Oh the Maretzek troupe, was sick with the
yellow fever. No mention is made ~ 60 RI
non oelng SICK An account from Port an Prince
states the yellow fever TO be raging seriously Al
.ha' place scarcely vessel visits the port with
our Durylng portion OF her crew The csptsIn
anu Tour OF the men OF the brig KiIoa arrived
here from that port, are sick
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Jan. l6 -Tke markets closed
dull Tor ali descriptions Of breadsturts ono,a-
tions of rour and grain nominal, TUo'o-
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BOARDING.

BOAR DING.-MRS. RUFF. No SAG ID street.
- ne,r Sevent b, has taken this large and commo-
dious House. where she intends 10 rent her rooms
tnrnIsned or unturnlshed, to single Gentlemen, or
1entieinen and their Wives. with Board Transient
Boarders by the pay or week Meals sent out AT all
hours OF the day.
Also, wanted. girls To do general housework
jan Him
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MARSHAL'S SAI.E.-In virtue of a writ os
W herl fscIss ssuej from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Cpurt OF the District of COLUMBIA for The
County 81 Washington, and to me directed \ sha N
expose 10 public sale, for CASH, in front of tbs
Sourt u ousr uoor. of SAID county, on FRIDAY. the
<sth oil January, 1853, at IL O'Clock m rhe film rms
property To wit: A II defendants right ,tIa cIam
ana interest IN and to Lot M 3 an Square No 59l
In The CITY of WashlngtaE ID. c., together with ali
aud singular the improvements thereon SER ed 90
levied "a as the property of John VI. McCal!s, and
term, 1857, IN favor of Sweeny, Rittsnnouse Co
-. j. Id. HOOVER
lano Is Marshal Tor the District of Columbia
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N NJ. RUPPEi..
NORTH side of Market Space No 81 between
Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown -
announces to els patrons that at his,HsN Il J
RESTAURANT may he found at all SNNlSi
times the choicest and most excellent My
assortment ofiIQUORS, the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds of ia NJ r, in season.
Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices
ian 4-3m
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Southern Markets.

DETROIT, Jan. I6.-The Farmers and Nechap
les Bank has resumed business.
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Walker Going south,
Michigan Banks.

RICHMOND, Jan. Is. Walker, the tIibust
lett here this afternoon for the South.
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MADAME A. NOURRIT,
A'A No. Tic Walnut ST., below eth. Philads pha,

BONNErS AND FINE MILLINERY,
MEA.a Begs leave to inform he aides now IN
AXiyln Washing ton city that she has opened O. y
74xS0ior two or three weeks only, a saloon *
on "a. avenue. between 18th apd 18th sts., No. 25S
latest and richest style, being selected by Mime n
nerse IN ParIs, during her accustomed yearly visit
there for that purpOsa 't
ms Nourrit having contracted with Mr.. Felix,
thScelehrated Colfeur OF the Empress Eug enie and
queen victoria, Tor the sole depot i'm the United
states OF his Head Dresses, she will be able to fur
nlsh al the CoIieures of the latest pattern worn at
nOwned artist. - ''' ~"
inc. a al atG SawHts
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L AIDES, PLEASE READ,

r f4r genuine, reliable FURS, free from moth. and
iresh made, call az STlNEMETZ'S, 236 Pa. ave
nue., between 18th and 1911 streets, who has re-
celved Instructions from New York, to sell the fine
assortment now hand ON commission, at less dis
count than heretofore offered. ~
,Among them will be found the handsomet set 8
freich Sabes hall and quarter Capes ever hrough hit
to thus CITY, for 5 10 and Sl2,
vlctOrines SIS.
Also Capes and Claaks, Of superior quality, very
PARTICULAR attention is invited 10 two very large
and Sa5. Si''' 0'oh ior go
Mink Sable Cape. medium size, $50 and SIS.
VI INK Sable VictOrines Sl4 and SIC
Also, several sets real Hudson Ray Sable
u logetheI with siberian Squirrel. Fitch Marten,
French Mink. 40 In all their VARIETY
., in irnine Opera Cloaks, very handsome; Muffs
I'd match OF al kinds, from % 80 to $50
EVER article warranted, and if proven as not rem
resented, the money will be refunded IVY
b. II. STINEMETZ
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