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Nj TEETH.
lvI. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and pateu
N d E N T Is + X Y.
DR, STEPHEN BAiLY,
OvFICR No. Al, THIRTRENTH STREEr,
Four Doors South Of PenHsplcanta AreaHs.

o.. ~,
Four Doors South Of PennsyIcanta ArenSs.
located as above; He feels assured that and
experience Of hfseen vssrs prsctIss With :,
difiout oasss that he has treated successfully vii
ss to hs any sstS
en- the opnST Of II
Z. Parmy, has led him. long since, to discard all
Enamels. Gutta PeIcha, India Rubbsr and Cements
for the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth. and
that Porcelain. mounted on Gold Plate, is the only
resble substance that can be worn IN the mouth as
was mo.t c1ncusively shown BY the last American
Although he aatters himself from his long resi-
known to ms numerous friends and patrons, he beGs
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From, ths late Rector Of rae ChS,ek efEpipkany,
oftkis city:
DR.. STEPHEN BABY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
dence IN 81 sI dentist The s
ex eouted for me have been highly satisfactory.
friends and the public that your skill SO we'll de-,
'' Wilmington, Au. g. sa is ser' FRENCH.
From one Of tbs oldest firms &. Baltinors-
Mss;r,. Bogs', Cotma" Co.
important and dcut Piece Of uoTS WHICH he did
one Of the most distinsuished members Of the DEM
tai College of Baltimore failed after ed trials
to perform tire same work satisfactorily il gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from note yees,vsd from the late Hos.
John M. Clayton.
u. 9. Senate, Aug. Is. 1855.
. The teeth you made for me work admirably; no.
thing could be better. Very gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
. To those seeking relief from the masdis. Of the
superior dentist. He made a set of porcelain teeth
myself, and the work has oil stood well for more
than ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
AprillS, 1856. Va. Cont. NJ. Z Church south.
We, tho undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves of the professional skill OF DR.. 8. Bally
surgeon Dentist OF this city. having been cogni-
xant OF HIS operations families or friends tax
pleasure IN expressing admiration OF his artlst
SKILL as vel! as the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery. and We respectfully
recommend him to tho confidence and patronage of
the public, Of which we consider him eminently
worthy.
Thomas U. WALTER, Architect u. 8. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. D., Of Washington, ID, g,
II. ). BoHRER, NJ. ID. OF GEORGETOWN, ID. G..
Ms. LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. G..
Jos Fl. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID G.
GEoRGE w AkToN, Elk Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LKSox. EX- Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. 9 Patent Office,
DC. WIGHT, Principal RttenhOuse Academy.
feb 1-x
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nation of oivIiiI cd men, AYER' Is CHERRY PFC
TORAL has been found to afford more reliefand 10
oases Of pulmonary disease than any other
tied consumption have been CURED BY IT, and thous-
ands of sufferers who were deemed beyond the reach
of human aid have been restored to their friends and
usefulness. to sound health and the enjoy ments Of
lungs and throat. Here q cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eye, and
the pale, thin features OF him who lately iusty
and strong. whisper to all but him CONSUMPTION.
his vitsls and shows its fatal symptoms more and
moro over all his frame. He is taking the CHER
RY PICTORIAL now; it has stopped his cough
made his breathing easy; his sleep is sound at nght
dart which pierced his side broken Scarcely any
neighbOI hood can be found which has not some Inv.
ing trophy like this TO shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Peotoral an i'm
here. Nay, It accomplshes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs which II
cures are the seed which would have ripened into
dreadful harvest OF lnourabie diseases. Influenza,
ing Cough. and all irrtatons Of tho throat and lungs
are easily cured BY the Oh ERRY PECTORAI,if
taken IN season. Every family should have il by
them. and they will find il an invaluable protection
parent sheep from many fock and the darling lamb
Authenticated evidence of these facts, With drs,-
tons for the treat nent of each Complaint, may be
publish three millions; and scatter them broadcast
over the earth, IN order that the sick eyery vhere
may have before them the Information il contains
DrugEistg and dealers IN medicine generally have
remedies, prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, PraoticSj
and Anay teal Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY z. ID. GILMAN, Washing ton, and by n
COOK. Alexandria, and BY all dealers every whore.
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the very liberal support he has met with and hopes
BY strict attention to his profession to merit CON
tnuance OF Their patronage. -
X. T.. w. wishes to inform the public that he has
made great improvements At lis GALLERY. which Is
well warmed and made all snug for the Winter
season; On hand. good assortment of Cases of the
latest designs. for Christmas pIesents - =
X. G. WOODLEY,
no N-otden24 Sl2 street, near w iards',
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YELLOW-PINE PLANK.


Twenty eight thousand feet, board measure,
ga ooo ofsA inches thick IS to IS feet long twenty
50 feet ihSusand e.e aooS Of * uSh. 20
thick, from IS TO ~ feet long; ten thousand feet
and eight thousand feet Gsoo0J Of ~ inches th,ck
from 8, to 81 iset long, amounting in all to seventy
To be long lcaf.G Yellow Pine. free from heart
shakes large knots short ks both in thickness
work in width. clear Of sap at least one inch more
than the Thickness required.
81 the several thlcknesses on or before tho 18th Of
sInaIy 1853 another quarter Of each of the severs
the remainder on or before the 18th Of ebruary,
wHITE-PINE MAsTs.
Three White Pine Masts, rough heved, and to
work when finished as follows One Of So feet long
aud Of 6 feet Sc ons dsms
% eao b: Sas s sss is. of March,
wHITE-oAK LOGS.
Five thousand cubic feet Is ROOF of White oak
rrnx sock Logs. to be Of the very best young
S .fa1 e snd 1a
feet &c than :s
straight the siding way, and may have a long fair
oeived be squared and NAV Be lined taper
ing IN conformity with the growth of the tree Une-
inches and the remainder not less tSsn Il no asa AZ
the top end, clear OF wane. une third the number
end ..ne s1 on each nS sns
ner not to exceed one eighth of the face squared
be taken and considered ID sze for eomputstoon
or tsn as.os gram
deduction will be made for axe-a Is and improper
One half to b. delivered on or before the l.t of
yss and the remainder on or before the LIST Of
The Department reserves the right to receive an
additional quantity mot exceeding ten per cent? of
= - . Mi M And nAk
sspa ;ste proposal. viii be received for tbs Yellow
PING me-. White Pine Spar :. and the Whit OAK.
Timber. that they may be distns ushed from other
business letters.
Form az of.r.
and d. ,n' is s he here
philedeIphi. feet f, in .oniormityy w" Win n
ns S ss al. ch A sdr.nSsr
Total value.
dressed and the Contract fos.srdsd to to the the
ma. navy Agent at -, or to me at T., for signature
December 1853. Alb.
The undersigned. -. OH the Stat. Of
1.1,b;, and snd,.,;..;, Of E: N tn. State ',
sss ns%es BID o.
ceptsd. he or they Wall, within ten days aftss the
the asnsa l ,S Ss
same with coed and sufficient suretes and m case
,oi ~ ontcT INTO contract afnre-
SAID, We guaranty 10 make good the difference he
tween the ofer OF the SAID --and that w bich nav
be accepted. ~ NV" may
Signatures Of Euarantors, D.
Date. e
Witness. 'f. ,.."
hereby certify that the above-nsmed
known to me ~ men Of property and able to mako
good their guarantee. Irf.-- -
SIGNATURE, G. H. 7
To be signed BY the " 8 District Judge. u. 3.
mo- q law4w 80. a-s - j :,
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UNFIT G y / 5 AlfsslfRks rKx1
{ - lr. WITH IMMKNeB
HOME AND EUR0PEAN DKMANO.

The reason Why. is tina. By Natures own process
esu. @Sse v on ad hssss remeves ii dam
drun. itching and heat from the scalp. suiess and
ache and may be relied upon to cure all disease. Of
the scalp ard hair il will atop aud keep il from fall
an. ns Gp a.ed s. he or thfss %e
will never fail or become gray; then. reader read
go 30 fU1.a NEW Yoik. ysa. q iss.
M.ssr. o. ,. woop . oo.-e.nll.men: Having heard
s.ir be ns can. gray mad. up niDd % lay .sd. q.
prejudicss witch with. great many per.ops
ago u.ips article. 20 ties. for .ys.It
. .ns he. S.ss :; ';s o. @ . for d.
nsut Of others Who Be =. "a. bat Who having
willing Civ. your theJ have fur Tier
pro aid the best proi being ocular demonsa'ion write
direct them 20 m. s srh.r pfo" .So an IN and cut q
hs IS. eoaa .ss ses
very way being sosssr and hiof,r and much
oS1n:r s Of coia%s,. and Carroll ss. srossi;.-
LIvsssros. Ala, Feb. L. lsss.
fnor woopaps.s sr Your Halt ke,sSr,.. s.. cone
slightly dimfnshbS for several caused SUPPOSE
u.ins your Hair for .I ~.efs ana nas ,s.
have nns cad Of hair nov growing .e having u..1 Al.
liable remedy now ertnt and .drs. all Who are .c,sd
.s. that way 70 use your can FSsh mn zoo
".
PRor wooD-Dear Sir Your Hair Restorsveis pro,f
itsef highly beneficial The fn aud also ths ssck
part Of my read Its coverinx-w.s In fet
have used but half pint bottles R.storsvs and
lead 10 well studded w.th sirs
OF young hair and the FRI MT II sso receiving heoe
preparations with benefit what
blink from personal recon meneation can
induce many others 60 try IT. Yours, respectfully,
= D. R. Tso.As. n. D.. No. .si Vine street.
The Restorative 10 put mp bottles of three sizes,
VIE large, medium ADD small; the small holds o
pint, aad retas for 81 per bottles the medium holds
NJ lfast ~ per cent. more in proportion than the
| small, retalls for 81 per Bottle; the large holds q
quart 20 per cent more In proportion, and retails
for IS hottie.
o. J. WOUD& Co.. rroprietors, SO Broadway
New York. lin the crest n. Wire RauInE Es-
And sold by all good druggists and Fancy Goods
4 Dealera pOI1 Sm
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Tor SALE The undersigned has on Page.
l. Wharf, foot Of 7th street, portab STEAM
ENGINE and BOILER. oF ten horse power, with
Circular Saw Mill and Timber Wheels alta ched. of
Goo. Page Go . manufacture. The whole appa
ratus 10 good running order, whlchhe will dispose
of very easonable terms.
N. B,-'rhe undersigned can be found at No. SO
Mary land avenue, Washington, ID. G..
de2-2aw4wr ADRIAN PAINTER.
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lust RECEIVED-Al large assortment of Piano
stools and Covers, Of different colors and psI-
Christmss presents, q the Music store OF ioi
del w, q. METZEROTT.
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WINTER AkkANGEMENIS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wiSHtiSSsf16cT f hsiofkE WEST,
follows:
LIST MAIL TRAIN start, st f.t5 a. m, tSrndsy
s s,cS fos cu EDsee and P.dm.nt
CHICAGO EXPRESS CONNECTION leaves
Washington az $50 p m, reaching CINCINNATI tt 80
m next day, and connecting directly with NJ presg
Train for Iouisyille Cairo and the Southwest, and
for 50. Lops. Kansas, &o-
To view the Grand MOUNTAIN Scenery OF the Road
in daylight, take either the 7.<5 q. m. or $40 .. m.
trains from washington -
western Virginia Dad take the 90 .. m. I an. Fog
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 70 al guar
tsrs, and ever other possible facility VI: be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad VAL leave Washing
For al points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the 7.t5 a. m. tram.
take the $50 ,. Tram. To connect with the Fred
sr1ok Tram take the SEQ p. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
.. M, and $50 and IS m. On Sunday At $40 ,. N.
Leave patIuore ~ 81 and - a. m. and s.,o and
So p. m. On Sunday At 81 ~. only.
/ The 7.<5 and as trains only " ~ stop ~ way -
The IS and sec p. m; are the chief connect
Inr trains for the west, and the s.lo. 7B and SO
,. m. trans for the east.
Fo, further ,nioTIstion inquire q the Baltimore
T. II. PARSONS. Agent.
noT Master Of Transportation, bsitImcre.
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FURNITURE

~ FURNITURE.
VI. M. WIGHT takes this method of annou ncinr
to his numerous patrons and friends that hen
has just received, and has constantly on hand, Va
large and elegant assortment of the latest "A
styles Of FURNITURE, suitable for all pur-
poses Of house furni hing
Chairs, Sofas, Wbatnots,
Marbe-tOp Tables, Bureaus. Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Patent sp ing Bedsteads, etc.
Resides An extensive and beautiful assortment of
Ofioe Furniture. such as
Book Cases. Desks. Revolving Stools
And Arm Chars ETC.,
which he Is prepared to sell Wholesale and retail at
the lowest cash prices.
III Store-No. 81 Louisiana avenue, between
9Th and 7th streets. no 81 colin
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A QUEsTION.-WhI do the public from I'D

"A parts Of the
oitygo to WOOD
RY for Portraits |!
Because they can
there obtain a per-
feot likeness for Is
cents and upward
and no charge an
LEGS the sitter 10
perfectly satisfied.
X. q, w cooley
wishes to return
thanks to his nu-
IN oPn.ss natpnnS Tor
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ALPllAHEfICAk
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Cssfsssssg cssds Of tsst-eisss Estsbisshssssss
q 80 alf dspayfsssss Of bssfssss 81 fAs esst.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Cssfsssisg Cssds Of fsst-etsss Embellishments
~ aH dspayf~ssfs Of sssfssss a. sAs essy.
AGRICULrURAL WAREHOUSES. q 1
EDWARD F. SIMPSON. sls 7th It,. north Of Pas
ARCHITECTS. -.G
p. NrNSINe. Agency Block. cor. & sts.. Sd story
Wa" krfo stsEIfs At Al law SS0'r''
s. 8. BAXTER, <s6 18th st., bet. D 4 F..
Chiffon & MAsRypKR corner Lou. av. and 5th st.
GARRIseTos LLoYD. % Low. Az. OPP. 5th st.
WIZ. b. WEBB. Lou. sv.. bet. ~ 4 Sth ste.
cr Bhksk Ii Ess.hAEHIr' Lou 'v' b. " '''
Mf 81 Z Ps Co.. ss 'ii st.. bot. D 4 Z.
wIrHkRs' CITIZENS BAND, at Metzerott's, Pa sv.
Ei BXNhs PANE And EAR SsSk iIH ST. st. east
S7Rs Cs 81, 81 ssI SS p
IrwI: toIxsoS Co, g p: sy:: oo.: 10th i:
CHgss BRoIHKEs, oor 18th ss; Opp. Ifsesury
' sfLGiasS Ga sxk9dss s' 0'' ~ AND ''h ''''
THFEEhSksMTh T sH5fs .s' 18th st. COR
JOIN DUyALI, st., bet. eth / TN. near Pat. Ones.
Rosrsr PasIH1Ii. SIS VI. sv.. near tsh st.. Island
RAYSIS; aGFsS ieSs5 n side
Mrs. BECK, southwest corner Pa sv. and i,th St.
Nh IS fE between ''' AND 20 St.
EP SSSRs sI AMI and SITS
WV. BALLANrYNE, religious book deIo:it'y. 4sa7st
N2 BS6T ASb fSs sHSE ks sToRn A "
GEORGE BURNS. $40 Pa. av near 9Th st.
HARMON BURNS. 4Oa Pa. sv.. bet. ~ & 9Th sts:
HHSTzs s F sos s.S9e Space.
ri sSksfcKEi II IS. Z Ct 9Th e 9Th
CHI BsiGk YARSs. range &' ST. b. ]"
JAkfsNTEss HN6 a. s6 sHf Fl south
GAEk fs.sr x II s'' l''h 18th '''
A HALE. SG I'd. p. .s
SoHN p pESsIs, east aide sth st: b. Lou; AVA G st
CHINA SIAssWr%sE fs " st.
rI GIA fi. xaEN sHs M f''' Bet 9th ''h SIS
htfs5 naPsSs sfoREs. OPP treasury Dept
va G. eS Pr sG avn b.. aGi
66SFECTiG 81 Browns hotel Ou'ids
J. 6. WEAvKR. ladies' saloon, opp. Browa.' Hotel.
T.Oss Us r e. S. oh 18th '''
and Sssi 81
EoGFf r. s. BET g a. sHd 81, =:
DR.. VAN CAMP, 4g7 ST.. bet. 9Th and It'll sts.
DhESS manners.
Mad fUnM.a French dress msts Is Space
DRUG STOhES
ssa So p ~ r. . .. s 81 s: * ..
SSSss{s X W: % 81 l Eas :'''
w D r s GOODS: u.,..,s,..,,.,
s1ss M. sSso en 5ss ssG 81
:. W. CoLLEY CO.. SO 7th St, north Of Pa Az.
Al; NEWTON 81 IN st. four doors north Of Pa. Az.
W. r. Waz ALE SIS Pa .v . Jefferson st. . It.
ID. O. HAZE, as4 Pa. .v., bet. 18th q 18th ats.
SSH pY VEL $50 st.; snsn'r's & drawing
. EHPK lE! s. OFFICES 10. s.
FANCY STORES.
r. c. STEVENS. sss Pa. av., bet 9Th & 10th SITS.
G sspT 81 Market s sss S:i ss s H.:
Mr.. p loss; millinery, 90 ,sa st., D. is 4 Il sts
JAMES A. WISE. as 7th st. 4 Centre Market.
FOUNDRIES.
e Ton} soI r. >, Az 18th st.
FURNITURE STORES.
BoErz Bko tn e. Odd EslSx:' Hall: 5th q.
+; 5s m q
GENILEMEN,s "BEL0NGiNGs:"
WV. HUGHES. 7.t. i.; Florist Lsnd.osDs s.rd'r
K K g1scIEIL: COR; i5th st. 4 W; ~.
Ep%AsD Hall: . Mftst space pr. Cen: %.Iss..
K,Sssnv pDay Zoe ~ ~ r. III III ION sn'
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PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER.

NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTORS, TO-,
November a. 1859
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Ru-
reau until oclock. the gath day of December next.
for the deiyary in the United States avy Yard at
Philadelpha Of the following described Timber on
tbs usual terms and conditions OF contracts VIII oh
can % ssoertalned from the COmmsndant of any Of
the Navy Yards. ~ -
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.

One Of the Steamships OF this COMPANY, carving
the United states Mail for ACAPUIn. $3.50
CALIFORNIA and OR RECON, leaves SEE
Panama twice each month. on the arrivalG
OF the United States Mail IS. Com ps nv n steamers
which leave New Orleans and New York resuIariy
on the 9Th and soth of each month with the mali
end Psssengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
Theae steamships have been inspected and a.
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty spssl
The Panama Railroad C<7 mIles lorsl il nov COM
pleted from Ocr an TO oceaL. and is crossed in or
hours The baggage Of passengers 10 check ed in
New York through TO San francisco, and passenr err
are embarked ut Panama by steamer at the DOM
pany's expense The money pad in New, York
covers oil Npenses of the trip.
Reeerve steamers are kept In port in Panama and
San Francisco, to prevent detention in case of sccl
dent that the route Is entirely reliablt-uo faure
having occurred in eight years
Passengers leave Panama the same day they AZ
me at AsptnwsL
Conductors go through D. each steamer and take
tectors. ' wv
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply Al
me agency, Ia West street, New York, 90 I. w,
EEhhfMOND,-or to ARMSfRONG, HARRIS
CO. Nov OrleAns,-or c. L. BARTLETT, Boz
ton. ~ eS-tf
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4 ApiEs, TUCK and al sorts OF COM 81 $.
~ GIBBS Hair store, naaT 18th street, and q. h,s
0AO 1oo0s un1G WulArks' HDtAL No.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP in The
WORLD. =.
The best COUGH SYRUPin the world 10
HARTsHoRNES PEGT9RAL SYRUP OF

This article .! prepared by q chemist. and il pro-
nounced by med cal men, and those Who have MS ed
II, TO be the best preparatlon for Coughs, CoIds,
Ca:aryh. Broaehitts, Hoayssasss, Sore Tkroat
rom a COD. ana preventive oft lion OF dis
Persons who sing should uss il. II ID pleasant TO
tne TASTE sotens, clears and STRENGTHENS the voice.
az irritation ofthe thu at and lungs, and pre-
IL Bottles IS and 30 cents and o.. Sold By all
XI,aggists In Washington, 6eorgstsWn md Aiexan-
erMs ,,i-'' pell-1
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lans, and WITHOUT Raii,r-s
for Eigh Yssss.
FOE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAHloAD,
Rssslsr ssassf Days, 3ik 2otk Of sssI ~sssl.

CANTONESE many frauds and impo-
ntions of various kinds have been lately 80
HerpetrAted on travellers bound 20 CA IL -so-A
f0RNIA, that the subscriber, the only authorize red
agent for passage sy the U. :. Mail Line, via Psna
ma. In the oity OF New York, feels Il his duty to
caution all Persons seeking passage 20 California,
that. AvoIp IMPOSITION, they must be careful to
krd thet true ONCE Of the Steamships of the H. a.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, "a no other ofkoe
In New York 10 authorized to engage passage.
. The Companies have only one ONCE in New York.
which il at IN w cat street, CORNER OF Warren st.
fronting on the North River, at the head Of the
Company's Wharf
III Observe my Size over the door.
te1S ]. w, RAYMOND. Aren't Nav Yovk
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"a l0-tf

1922 PA. VENUE 1922
Travellers in want of TRUNKS should not fail to
the entire basement floor, where they will SxS1nN
Ind every DESCRIPTION of hne and medium 0A1fD
quality SOLE LEATHER, LADIES' DR. ESS
and PACKING TRUNKS, HAT boxes, VA,
LlSES. CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS, 30, that
may be eSuired, at cheap and moderate prices.
WALL, STEPHENS & Co,
so Pennsylvania avenue,
an zt-n between 9Th and 10th streets.
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o + l. A ID Il 3.
Having just returned from the North, where
have been attendlns the closing Auction Sa es.
am prepared to Offer the following Goods at about
one half the cost Of importation
5000 Can brio Bands, from I8kc. to 81 IS very
cheap.
40 Cam6rlc Collars, from $50. o 6i!75,
900 Swiss DO, some real F french, at $40,
$50 sets Collars and Sleeves. from 8 .25 to IS Is,
30 Embroidered Skirts, from 81 81 to IS,
loo fine Embr6 idered Linen and Cambria Handker-
ohIefs, very cheap,
rs 6ne Linen sci. Collars and Sleeves, very
cheap, at 8 .l2h.
IS = embroidered Infants Robes, q superior artr-
Gle,
5pieces Black MORE Antisue, 50 inches wide,
superior quality. Sl.25.
2preces Black Corded Silks. very heavy at 81 so.
worth $3.50,
IS yards Fancy Silks, very cheap,
$50 dozen Hemmed and Stitched Linen and Cam
brio Handkerchief, a. 25c., worth 500,
50 Broche Shaws, extra cheap,
800 Black Thibet Long aud Square Shawls, the
finest goods ever offered at the prices.
$50 Black Cloth r aglans, best goods in the mar
ket, from IS to Sl5,
Lace Curtains. great bargains.
Together with full and complete stock. which
will be sold at prices which cannot fail to give en-
tire satisfaction. r. w. CARTER,
No, 81, corner It'll st. and Louisiana avenue.
de7-eo2w and 81 7th street.
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EARTHEN WARE, CHINA, GLASS. 30.
II 81 Pa. dc.. opposite Brotras' HOTEL
T. PURCELL SON have just imported, per
ship Gibraltar. from Liverpool direct, andywO
other sources. one hundred and fifty pack
sssi sa' aSlss ''sG ns 9in'
Gold: band and White French and Eng ish China
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets,
White Granite and Blue Painted Dinner. Tea and
Toilet Sets,
China Vases. China Motto Cofees and Sauoers,
Tea Sets and Bohemian Buffers aud Covers,
Cut, Plain and Pressed q lass of almost every de-
scription,
Plated. Albata, and britannia Table, Tea ard Des-
sert Spoons and Forks. Coffee and Tea Sets. or
separate,
Castors. b utter Knives. Ladies'. Il O.,
Ivory handled and other Knives and Forks. in sets
of5i pieces, or separate,
Grandoles, Coal Oil, Ethe rial and Lard Lamps and
Wicks,
Waters. Coffee IIrns. Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
very hDe assortment OF common goods, suitable
for retail groceries, al OF which will be sold whole
sale and retail. as low as the very lowest.
First quality stone Ware at the factory prices.
Goods will be carefully packed and sent to any
part of the city free of charge.
A call from their fir ends and the public generally
Hotel. -
de colin THOS PURCELL d SON.
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bbttAnNSS'{ NIOHN y. ELlJS.
piia NSS.( LOT sale or rent by iyOHN r. ELL s..
Assoond-hand Piano for $50 Also on: for s7S:
- JOHN =. ELLIS.
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CHRIsTMAs Is COMING.y , : u
DO you INTEND o MAKE APREsEN1'

Call at DRURY'S, the Depot Of Epicures, and
select some Of his elegant eatabies
FOR THE LADIES.
In the wsy Of presents he has beautiful FANCY
BASKETS, filed with kRENCh CONFEC-
TONS; COkNUCOPIES, SUGAR. FLOW
ERS and FRUITS, PRUNkS in fancy Boxes.
FRUIT CLASSES; all kinds OF Poreign and Do
mestio FRUITS and PHESERVES.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN. -
What more acceptable gift than Box Of Drury's
ohoioe HAVANA CIGARS, which he 10 selling
much below their usual rates. q.
IL You ARE Nor A THToTALKR,
buy some of DRUhY'S rare old WINES and
CHAMPAGNE. ....
FOR THE CHILDREN
he has all kinds of SWEATMEvTS, SUGAR
TOYS, MIXED CANDIES, FIGS. DATES,
APPLES, ORANGE 9. NUTS, FIRE CRACK
ERS. TORPEDOES. 80.
III No one should think Of preparing for the
Mondays without calling at
DRURY'S,
ds7-eo6t corner Pa. ave. and 18th ST.