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BY J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctioneers


BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctiopeers
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
- EACALLENT FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT Pm.
lie apcTioN-on TUESDAY MORNING. Octo-
nsT 1th Al 10 O'Clock, at the residence of Charles
r. let, JI. Esq on st eet between nth and 18th
prsing- 0 i"00''' No'''-
superior rosewood seven octave round corner Pr
r, ano 20 te, by WIN. knabe Il Co..
hanasG!ne gilt frame Pier Glass, Slab and Rraeke ct
. nice and Fixtures, wv
SUITE OF walnut damask covered Parlor Furniture
consisting of two Medallion Sofas and six Par
Crimson bTocatelle covered Sofa and Arm Char.
marbie Top Centre and Sofa Tables Rookstands
MltIor-hack w hatnot. Fancy Chairs
Velvet, BRUSSELS, and Three ply Carnats o,lolo,h
Bronze Hat-tree, Hall Chairs and Stove
walnut carved-leg Extension Dining Table
Arm DINING Chairs, Lounge,
Gresn ard gold decorated French China Dinner
Set, ~ NiA"ei
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
HandsOme VS. nut Jenny Lind Bedsteads
walnut WaTdrObes. Dressing Bureaus
Mashstands. Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses
"a ntNd Chamber Set, Mattresses
Cane and wood seat Chairs ockers
stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c&c
Terms: SSO and under cash: over that suro /.
oreIt on o. and 81 days, fer satisfactorily endorsed
Sc g cod J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION sALR

EARM &c, AT AUCTION.-Wiu =. Ia =.
On the a 9SsOssT S,h !.
Va, % miles from Long Bridge and ffam county
t ssD H ns Fh a Of 4s acres under cultivation
&o. Terms liberal. See hand bills. O''Ps' :" c''
&C 2tt " ORTON A..
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COLUMBIA BOWLING HALL This splendid estah-
llsh"ent at +ti Pa avenue over Purdy,s G;r0caIv
S;Gre; having been thoroughly re6tted and refur,
tunity given to indulge in the beautiful and hna,b
to afford, 10 o uo Q g 8. ne
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By j. c. Mcguire d CO., Auctloneera
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE
NOON, October 9Th, at O'Clock, on the premises.
we shs sell part OF Lot No. q. IN square 81, 'front.'
street north with the Improvements, Consisting Of
two story Brick Dwelling House, containing Ave
rooms. The house Is well suited for a small family
and ls In every respect well arranged The ioca-
ton 10 pleasant and desirable. commanding a fine
view Of the Potomac river and the Surrounding
scenery. Title indisputable
Terms One third cash the residue in T. and u
onths, with interest secured by deed in trust on
the premises All convey ancing at the cost Of the
Sc sod &c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auots.
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WATCH RErURNs.-Oct 2d.-Theodore Sum-
merVilie alias Wells, drunk, disorderly, and a
dr'erter from the L. ). service; detained. John
smith, do dismissed. Oct 3.-Theodore Cald.
We'll drunk and disorderly; fine and costs So Is
VIM. Simon, col, disorderly at church: do % *
WIN. sidney, col, drunk and disorderly; work.
house 80 days: jeremiah Sullivan. do do. 90
urday ''"'e "H'-
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Ry ]. c. MCGUIRE q co. Arction.a--

Ry j. c. MCGUIRE Il CO. Auction.ers
NEW AND HANDSOMELY FINISHED
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, AND
LOT FOR SALE.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON,
Octooer lth, at o'clock, on tbs premises. we shall
sen a new three, story brick Dwelling House, with
Daok building, the lot fronting 81 feet inches on
reet n1rth, between I'd and Sd streets west, run
ming back liz feet to an alley.
ne house ls q handsome three story brick, with
nflok Dack buildings, containing saloon parlor, ten
Iooms, and bath room, with water and gas pipes
manner. " Wv '
Persons IN want of a desirable and conveniently
aIIhhS co oweIing, In an uneNceplohable loc.tion,
snould attend this sale, which will be made with
OUT reserve. Title unquestionabe
Terms: One Fourth cash; the residue In G. u and
10 h Win interest, secured by deed in trust
oo sd J. C MCGUIRE L CO.. Aucts.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue ofa writ of fer,
1aclas Issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
QUIT Court Of the District of Columbia for the conn
~ OF Washington and TO me directed will ex pose
70 pubic sale for cash, at Webher's livery stable
navy aard, opposite the Anacosta engine house
on w ednesday, the 18th day of October, Instant
ls19, az 10 O'Clock a. IN, the following goods and
chattels, 70 Wit: Gray and Bay Horses,I Wagon
Cart ana sets OF Harness. seize ed and le We'd upon
as the goods and chattes of Wankonez, and viii
be SOLD 70 satisfy Judoials No 226, to Octobsrxsrm
F5e' IN iavor OF Fitzhugh Coyle.
90 dts Marshal for District of COLUMBIA.
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MASONIC CERENoNIEs.-The Grand Officers OF
the most ancient and honorable fraternity of Free
Masohs' are now engaged in making the annual
grand visitations TO their Subordinate LODGES
On next Monday, We learn, they will, by request
OF The building committee lay the corner stone
OF the new Presbyterian church edifice at the in
prsecuon OF New York avenue and ii street; and
OH the Monday following, dedicate the new Ma
sonic Hall recently erected by the Masons in
Georgetown, according to their ancient rites
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of tvo wrts of
IN herr faciss issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of CO umbia for
the county of Washington and to me directed, /
EIl expose to public sale for cash. in front Of the
Court House door of said county, on THUR SDAN,
the 18th day of October next lS5a at - O'Clock m,
gill d. feIdants right title, claim and interest In and
to Lot No. In Square No. $50, in the city of Wash
ington, ID. e., together with all and singular the
improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as
the property of Thos j. Barrett and will be sod 10
satisfy Judlcas Nos IS and l78, 70 May term, l95p
Ia favor of George and Thos. Parker 4 Co and
w. SELDEN. Marshal
ne 20-ts for the District Of Columbia
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MAtSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of a writ of f. ri
Nl lacias issued from the Clerks office of the Cir
cut GHprt 9f the District Of Columbia for the conn
OF w ashing ton, and to me directed, will expos
door OF said county, on THURSDAY, the I'd day
OF september, Ss, at IL O'Clock m.,the following de-
scrlbed property, To wit II defendants right little
9 ann and interest IN and To Subdivisions Nos T.
., ana y; OF Square No. 462; also, Lot No 49, in
square NO I9, In the city of Washington d. C.
together with all and singular the improvements
therenn' seized and leyed upon as the property Of
sold to satisfy gudlcals No. 81, TO October term.
S5a, In taySr OF g. G. Stephens, sury. of John MuI
~, VS.. w m Is, K"ht Joseph M and Joseph
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NARsHAL'S sALE.-In virtue of a writ Of
~ hsT lse,as IS s ss from the CeFts Office oftse
County Of Wsshington, and to me directed. Vii
expose to public SALE for cash, in front Of .he onrt
18Th y Of October next, is5s, at IL ocIoot M. the
iot2wing described property, to wit: All defend
dyson NO. Of square No. Is4, in The city OF
,Mna;snngton, D. e together with all and angular
me ih pfovemen;s thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property OF Robert M Harrison, and viii be
s9d 20 satisfy gndicials No. ~, 20 October term,
~@h for Il: 6istiss II Columbia. !
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
con:eq penoe OF the Their, until SATURDAY
next, the Path inst, same hour and Place.
seq Marshal for Distri;ct ~ ,sT.a,L;
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- II THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
next, same hour and place.
WIN. SELDEN,
Sc Ah Marshal for District of Columbia.
HI STILL FURTHER ,POSTpONED.-In
Consequence Of there b. ing only one bidder and he
for very small sum, the sale Of this above property
Is Postponed for sale on THURSDAY next-same
time and place. o
ocs WM. SkLDEN, Marshal.
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DuBLIC SALE OF VALUABt THOR
OUCH BRED STOCK

will sell, without reserve, at nv farm stables.
4 day Of October next for CASH Rn or scssntsA the
Baltimore at Z, g. or u months with interest sdded
the following valuable stock:
NO l. Four year old Bay Stallion, dam Iucy
Long, by Saratoga. Promises great speed doc.iIty
style and action. most winning
~ No.2 Black Geiding, two years old, by Franklin
No. 8. Black Gelding, two years old BY sarstoga
10. :. Bay Gedlng, two years old, 10y Saratoga.
no ,. Bay flily, two years old by Saratoga
No. .. Bay FLY, one lear old, by Saratoga.
70. Z. BACK Eilly one year old, by Saratoga
Nos Iron Gray Stud Colt, one year cd, by Sar
No.Io. Bay Stud Colt, one year old, by Saratoga
70. ~. Back stud Colt, one ear ODD by Sa, atoga
No. Il. Black Stud Colt one wear old by Sarstoss.
, NO. IS. say Fully, four months old, dam Lucy
No.H Bay Stud Cot five months old, by Sara
toga " '7"'H
No. Is. Bay Fily, ivs months old by Ssraiosa"
No. IL. Bay Stud, four months old, by Sarstosa-
70. 49, Bay E1i!y, two months old. by Saratoga
NO. ~. Bay GeldIng, two years old. by Haasex
The dams and sires of this stock will be hihte1
on the day OF sale, that purchasers, particularly
estimate ofthe ADVANTAGE s that are now offered h,
enabling them to judge for themselves, Ii is conf
denty asserted on examination that these ANN.
will command the admiration of iudges, bnwa%as
competent aud practisAd '0
AT the same time and place. will SELL
Durham Bull Calves from four to eight months
three year old Durham HeIfers, in calf by an I'M
Durham u. Hoifers. one four months and the other
These animals are from Durhams of the most an
Agricultural society for the Issts % .ss
test their eScelence. Purchasers can Judge of the
stsndfr S,S % which the. be brought
pell broke Oxen.
pairs Red, well matched Oxen, from one to two
years Old purchased to order In Connecticut
sels dts CLEMENT HILL.
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ARRIVED at Young Carriers wharf, schr
Alabama, Capt. Van Glider, from Philadephia,
with 265 tons coal. for Chaplin Bro; also, schr.
John Beatty, Capt. Sharp, from same port, with
l55 tons coal, for G. Waters; also, schr. Mary II 4.
Minin, Capt. Melvin, from same port, with $50
tons coal, Tor A. u. Waller. lt7- - EeHgs1
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DICKLED CUCUMBERs. in vinegar, DRIED
Il GOLDFISH, PICKLED SALMON, SCOTCH
HERRING, etc., at l.. A. DELLWIG'S.
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r. WEST & SONS EXTRA No. ETHF-
W REAL OIL constantly on hand, at
l.. A. DELlWIG'S,
18th ST., NAVY Yard.
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0LD WHISTLES, bottled and on drst, st
W l.. A. DELLWlG'S,
Sc 2-lwF 18th st Nayy Yard
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ID BRooMs, BRooMs!
HERRING & EVANS, manufacturers Of
BROOMS and WILLOW WARE, No. Roy.l
street, doors below King Alexandria, Va, Keep
constantly on hand Painted Pals, Brushes. Mats,
Cedar Tubs, Pals, PIggin, Coolers. Churns, Viii
low Cradles, Wagons, Chairs, Baskets, &c, &c.
III Broom Corn wanted su 5-eo2m
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SELECT DANCING ACApEMY-cer.1 Of
KIM respectfully Informs the citizens Of a
w Masalnsion that ne has opened in the above "A
commence eeS on Monday, October Sd. Glass; On
m;onesy sla "wednesday, from b Coz lsdies.
FOR particulars see eireslaF. ss1-IWs~
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USPRovOkED AssAULT-DIsMIssAL FROM Op-
FIcE.-On Saturday afternoon a man named Jas
X. Gates, one of the auxiliary guard from the
sixth Ward, came up to the city on a spree, in
which he got very drunk, and ut Delaney's tav-
the person Of A. Duffy, Esq, master copper.
smith employed on the Capitol Extension When
arrested Gates gave considerable trouble 10 Officers
Martin, narrower and Kelly, by whom he was
before stated, took place at Delaney's tavern and
while being taken 10 the magistrates Office Gates
overlook Duffy, and dealt him another severe blow
I'm passing. When the furious man had arrived
at Justice Donn's, Capt. Goddard was sent for
and questioned Gates as TO his conduct and ates
replied In a most disrespectful and violent man
ner He was therefore suspended by the Chief of
Police. Justice Dom seat him TO Jail In default
Of bail for his appearance at Court 10 answer the
assault on Duffy, and subsequently, the Mayor dis
IN ssed him fully from office.
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The THRArRE.-The manager has shown his
disposition to cater ncceptably for his patrons by
engaging SO distinguished a tragedian as MIR.
Barry Sullivan, who will appear toni ght as Ham,
iet. we regret to find from the managers card
lhaI t6e theatre, although confessedly ably con-
unless change occurs be a ruinous enterprise IN
the nanagenent, and consequently Danish dra-
matlc performances, for a while at least, from
washington Let the public look to this
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ellie De Noir! better you had cast yourself
down from the highest rock of this range and
been dashed to pieces below, than have thus
fallen into my power"
SO far we have followed the lovely heroine
and her friends; but the foregoing is all that
We can publish in our columns The remain
der of the narrative can only be found in the
New York Ledger, the great family paper,
which can be obtained at all the periodical
stores where papers are sold. Remember to
ask Tor the Ledger, dated February IL, and in
II you will get the continuation Of the nara.
tive from where it leaves off here. If there are
no bookstores or newsofices convenient to
where you reside, the publisher of the Ledger
VIII send you copy by mail if you will send
him five cents in a letter. Address Robert
bonner, Ledger Office, AZ Ann street, New
1ork. This story grows more and more inter-
esting as it progresses.
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HYMN TO THE PEOPLE.
BY c. D. STUART.


Not 10 he blest with warrior strength,
To we'd the sword ald wear the ElsIvs,
OT rise to cor gu rOr's fame a. length,
Prcclal ms the good or max es the brave.
To have the power 20 hide The scorn,
And rise above the hSte and strife
Oi those OF wealth and title horn,
- the erown'd courage Of our life.
What are the swords that prop q king
The banners In his army g van
10 strength OF soul. that dares 10 spripz
And show he mo Isrch in the mIR,
Kings ard the mightisSt men of arms,
strong as the heads OF realms they bide,
sport as they may with fortunes Charms,
They are Ike leaves upon the tide.
In DIM of old sspulchres they lie,
IRE FEAST of silence and uecay
While the true vOrld-heGrt bsate.h kigh
And LrOnes itself upon o-dsy.
Give me the man whose hands have tossed
rhe corn-Seed t. the me- low tOl
Whose feet q forest depths have crossed,
Whose brow Is nObiy crOwn'd with toll.
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Wood and Coal
1 UlCk SALES AND SMALL PROFIT
!" FOR CASH

n UICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
=" FOR CASH.
Having this day reduced our pncss, we will de-
liver Ia any part of the city, for CASH
HICKORY WOOD at Sc per cord,
OAK do. at SIS do
PINE do. tSI do
COAL of all kinds and sizes at S5 50 Der tom,
JOHN w. 2. MYERS a Co
.oa Corner and 22d streets,
ie< wv First Ward.
ECoNOMY OF MONEY, TIME, AND LA.
~ BOR.
cEFNA FIRE KINDLING. to ignite Wood or
the pest, cheapest and most cOnvenieHe arti-
ee oi TIE KIND ever produced. Give Il tr al onIy
% cents par boz, containing enough material for
usntins one hundred and twenty hres. Also, 10 and
Also, very superior lot OF Wood and Coal
YAK and Pine Wood Cut and Split every ,ize and
length at my Wood and Coal Yard.
X. w BATES,
oeS oorrer of 18th and streets,
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Boots, Shoes, 60.

BOOTS AND SHOES
stock Of oA1 AeoP q iuil
LADIES', double sole Nor Boots, SI.25. &Wl
i'sdiss sde, n. s3ye fid 6uttoned Boo; sassy 8t
Aales pest Eng. Lasting Caters, SI.2S,
GGnllaren 8 best Eng: lasting Button CATERS 75c,
Gents' Sswed Calfskin Boots, IS IS
Misses and Childrsn's Boots and Sboss or svs,x
description, equally low, all of our own make.
Ladies, Rubber Long Boots, 81,
Ladles' Sandals and Overshoes 80
}. ROSENTHAL,
,.,s NO. Y ia. ave-, Market Space,
"a hova Or
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HiseailsEessa,
DK, JoHNsr3Rss,i 3Rss,i.rrxoRp

Dh' 'ohNsi8BsxL BALTIMORE
q. ,,...,.,.. ,,. .s.' o.,,.s :. H.Ssr!rAL s
Remedy in as y orIs for al
pIst1sEs o. IsHEUPLsoE.
81 A cuRE wAERASrED or NO CHARGE IN rwo
ws.t,... th Back st1ietor,. lase,sn. o, the k,s
sr.l Dsei,y N.rvoasSsss py.e.rsy .ssoar 10. s.,S.
Sn n,SSG si Ie.s: DE H-sri rnidHy Ven
ghroSt Ne.e or skin q de Ln, 70 stomach or
Babf Yosth-thr 81 Dro.afSI "a, sTsss iron sos,.y
sa1s render Marriage RPOssb. destroy soss soar
- YoUSe yKS
that Dreadful and destr oetis. f.b, ~ss so.ry vIe.
% an nntime'y grave thousanss Young n.o on a. -
snralosd st.SiEs s. stss With S sn.S g
sISnce or walked 70 eostscy the living Tyre may o. vss
BARRIAoR.
being PbysoA ss.kssss organic debny d.sorrf
h,s Aec speedily .urcf
oa.y consas IN he Ionor gentleman ard confidently
OFFICE NoS vsorrH FREDERICK Strict.
,hs af go sns , ,ro sS doors iro
must be aid and e0ntsin stamp.
Of the Royal College ~ sarren. ro,so, ,r.s,
from ore Of the oss eminent Colleges Unit-d ssIss
r. LONDON Psrs Phisssihis aud ..sss.r. S., o.
teced some Of the most astonishing
asleep e. I.rvOusns.s being si.rmsd a. sSse..
.oSEd. es'fnl1ess With frequent bluLinE attended
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Young Men aGd others ho have iujurd themselves BY
learned tom evil coupariols at school the seot.
which are nightly fet when Asleep ard cured
5saers MARRIAGE impossible ana de.toys both mind and
THESE are some OF the sad and Mechanically
Limits the Head Dimus OF sirht Los. Of .,.c.
lar Power PsPiton Of the Heart Dysppsy Nervous Ir
Iitseity DsrAuEeaent Of he gstivs oeasrsl
AkNTALLT-The fearful och % bs
dre.dsdo,s Of Memory Confession Of Ide.s D,presOb
Aversion
duced.
NERvous DEBILITY jucg n. VII. 10 ss
cause Of their declining hesh lOsng their Ngor becoming
weak, pale, nervou' and aciaed. hav NJ .
pearSnce about the symptoms mpson
DISEASES or IMPRTbENCE
when the misguided and imprudent votsry pleasure
hnds he has nleeed the seeds Of ths painful
often Happens that -timed dread Of
discovery deters him from pying ffom
cation and respectsbty, Slobs bei.nd him BE falls
nospsble Of curing tch lie peounsry bsnce keen him
trnins month ser month. long smsest 10. eau
Sigh CALLING dirHppoiutrnt: or bvth. p.. % a.
deadly poison Nercury ,ymptous
Nose skin 4e progressing with rghtfl rspfity t
puts perd HIS dreadful sunertnrs by sendins Rim 10
that undiscovered country whose bourne
Dr.. JOBNsTONs REMEDY FoR ORGANIC wrlKNEss
AND IMPOTBNCY.
BY this great and important remedy
speedily fall Thoupands Of the
most aud debilitsisd had hope have
All imp pednen TO Marriage Physical or Me.tsi D.ors.
1cstons, Loss Of Procreatve Power Nervous y
snbling and weakness IA hsustiOp Of fsrf
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS.
TIE MANY THoUsANDs cared this tho
persions performed by Do tor Johnston w the
eport Of the and persons notices Of
standing as gentleman ~ rsractsr spd rs.prs
,ly h su1ctent guarantee 70 the afflicted. 1-Iy
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THE HIDDEN HAND.

BY EMMA ID. l.. n. SOUTHWORTH,
AUTHOR OF THE "BRIDE OF AN EVENING, ,ntH1HR
DEsERrKD WIFE," EIc ETC, ETC.
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INTENSIVE AssoRTMENF

EATENSlVE ASSORTMENf
MAHOGANY, wALNHnYT, ROSEWOOD AND
The subscriber having comp leted his assortment
OF r Furnlture, won ID respectfully exzxo
invite the oItl1ens of Washing yxk33$R
ton, and the public, 10 cell and E1E84@5 $4<3
examine hls stock for them- @
selves. consisting OF
Fine Mahogany, walnut, Cherry, and other wsrd-
robes.
Fine Mahogany, wslrut. azd Cherry, Jenny Lind
and other Be6steate.
Fine Walnut and Rosewood EtrCeros, Lsdies' Cab
inets and Whstnots.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs,
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
Der Sets.
Fine Mahogany end Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and SIdebosrds.
Fine Mahogany and other Chaire Of every descrip-
tlon.
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Looking
Glasses, &c.
Nv purpose ia to sell as cheap as any other person
In Washington, and on as favorable terms ; and
Halter myself that no person wishing to purchase
will be disappointed If they give NE a csll.
A. GREEN,
"a ls-t No. b26 7th street.
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M TEETH.

M TEETH.
W. LOOMS, VI. d., the inventor and pateptee
OF the Mineral Plate Teeth. attends per--~
sonaily at his Oftce IN this CITY. A@
Many persons can wear these Teeth vhoS<lIIS
cannot wear others; aud no person can wosr Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling At my Office oan be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but 10 those who particular and wrsh the purest
ceanest, strongest. and most perfect denture thai
art can produce, the Mineral Plate Will be more
fully warranted. - ~
Rooms IN this city. SSS Penn av enue between 9th
seH-ly
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LII Vi OFF SELLIN6 OFFm
BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBFRs-
of every description. for
LADIES, MISSES. YOUTHS, AND CHILDREN
at the
LADIES' SHOE STORE,
NO. lt Peaa. dvsa1s, bst. efA aad era Stytsts
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WALL ENTIN ES.
SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES,
QUiZZICAL VALENTINES,


Just received at SHEPHERDS, corner of 7th
and ID streets. from Europe, the most beautf fu as
snrtmsnt of VALENTINES ever offered in this
city.
cal and examine. TIE trade supplied on liberal
IA
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VERY FINE WATCHES.-i have now in store
lot of very superior GOLD and Sill e
YER WATCHES. and with large addi MA
tIOnal stock this day received, must be run EN 4
Of. will therefore offer them very cheap, sGzsxf
at $50 Penn, avenue.
ja2I II. o. HOOD.
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nR. COOGSN Ellis NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT eXsTts, hks the vaccine matter, an ex-
:Taordlnary influence over the We ms and arterleE ,
resulting Ia a gradual dec Inc Of inflammation, as
ind lURted by the pulse, which its nat
uIa state. ss the heat. pain and feVar dIsapne
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THE GREAT VITAL RESENERAToR

Observation-Disclosures by Royal Letters Pat
ent of Eng and, AID occurred by the Seals Of the
Ecole de PhAI macle de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. Is invaluable for relaxation, spermstorrhRs,
and phys cal exhaustion. and is q tonic.
Nos completely eradloates al traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seOls and pernclous use of oopavls and &C bebs.
No. has entirely supp ante6 the injurious use of
mercury, Thereby lnsuring TO the sufferer speeoJ
reIe, dIsper sl the impurities and roofing o1t
the venom of disease.
TRIESEMAR, No. l. 2. and 5, are prepared IN the
form of ozenge. devoid of taste or sr ell, and can
be carried in the waistcoat pocket. soLD IN TIN
cISYs Lyp pIvIDEDiNr sEPARATE DOS Is es MIN
istered by Vslpeau, Lallcman, kOu1. Rlcord, a. C.,
SO. PTce SIS each. or four oases IN one for se,
vhioh saves as; and in ~ cases, whereby a ere
ssayinT of 81 To be lad. vhOesae and retail OF
Dr. BARROW. l57 Prince street, New lort. Inn
md! !ately on receiving remittance, DR.. Barrow Will
forward the rriesemar to any part of the world
securely packed. and addressed according 20 the in
stru ctlons of the writer. de Ia Su