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REMOVABLE
Sc I8l O CHS
Wholesale and Retail
Boot ano Shoe
M A N u F AC TOR Y!!

Iva Ia L ~ - - - - - -
mssp The subscriber respectfully informs
YW1 his cusmers and friends that he has
ve removed his Boot and Shoe Mnufac~
tory tn the store room formerly occupied by
Joseph Sigman. in Northampton street.one
door above Hamilton street. and between
Mrs. E. I'll. Harmony's Millinery and Peter
Pomp's Drug Store.
He has just receiv ed large assortment
Of Boots and Shoes, among which are Calf
Congress Boots, Enameled Congress Boots
Calf Napoleon Boots. Patent Morocco Ma
poleon Boots, Brogans, &c. for GetlemeE
and Boys.
Also on hand large assortment of Shoes
for Ladies and Misses. Women's fashions
ole Caters Of every variety, made to order
at short notice. A large assortment Of Chill
drens Shoes always on hand. GUM Shoes
of all descriptions and kinds, which he is'
selling
CHEAP FOR CASH.
The goods are manufactured Of the bes
materials and in the nealest and most fash
ionable manner. He employs none but the
nest workmen about his establishment.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received, every effort will be made 10
merit continuance of the same.
THADDEUS SCHOCH.
Easton, September 16, 1852
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LIVERY BUSINESS.
Valentine KautZ & VIM. HuntSman,
Successors to M. B. Postens,)
A. Having purchased the--ya
tS1eS,S stoock lliely owned by NJ Rn

"a Having purchased the exya
Ss stoock lliely owned by NJ Kn
-- b. Posiens, take tii5 opportunity
to notify their iliends soi ,e public gen.
orally, that they nave sUG 4 considerable
new stock to tbe s,me, and WI continue
the business at The old $ no, on Franklin
Street, where aey ale prep; red to hire
Horses and carriages at tie lowest cash
rates. Their Horses are So e, fast and
gentle, and their vehickles consist OF all
kinds, to suit the tastes of the iIs idious
Attentive ostlers always on hand and dri-
vers furnished when desired. G. II and
see for yourselves. Strangers taken to
any part of the country at the shortest
notice. They will continue to run the
new omnibus between this borough and
the Railroad Depot. Persons intending
to go on the railroad will be called for at
any part of the Borou:h, 5v leaving their
names at their Office near the stable -
The omnibus will also be at the Depot on
the arrival of trains to convey passengers
into town.
No pains will be spared to give satis-
faction to all who may favor them with
their patronage.
KAUTZ & BUNTSMAN.
Stroudsburg, June "a, le5S.-tf.
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Persons wishing 10 change their
business to rapidly increasing Country, a
New Settlement where hundreds are going
Where Ihe climate is mild aud dalgbiful =
See advertisement Of Hammon,un Settle
meal in another column.
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Delaware, LackaWanRa & Western
RAIL ROAD.

New and expeditions broad guage route
from the North and West, uia Great Bend
and ScrantoD,-and from the Lackawanna
and Wyoming valles,-drectly through 10
New York and Philadelphia.
CEF On and after Monday, April 1lth,
1859, trains will be run as follows:
The Cincinnati Express Train bound east
on n. Y & Erie Railroad arrives at Great
Bend al 6:l0 A. ~, and connects with the
Express Train which leaves Great Bend for
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Connecting at Great Bend with
the Mail Train, west, at 5:37
Accommodation Train leaves
Scranton for Great Bend at $40 a. m.
Arrive at Great Bend, 1910 p. IN.
Connecting V Il he Dunkirk Express West
at LILO, ihe Emigrant Train west at l:53 and
the N. Y Express East at l:56 p. m.
Returning. leaves Great Bend, 200 p. m.
Due at Scranton, 6:l5 I"
For the accommodation of way travel on
The Southern Division, Passenger Car will
be attached to the Express Freight Trains
leaving Scranton at 400 a. IN.
Due at Stroudsburg at l0:05 g.
" Junction at 2:2O p. m.
Returning, will leave Jr1ctionPt $3.50 a. ID
Due at Stroudsburg at 100 g.
g Scranton at 2:3O y. m.
Passengers to and from New Vo ,: change
cars at Junction-to and from p ladelphla
ct Bridgeville.
For Pittston. l. Igston, and W'Ikesbarre,
take L. & B. r. r. cars at Scranton.
For Jessup, Archibald, and Carbondale,
take the stages at Scranton.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through.
JOHN BRISBiN, Supt.
WIN. n JENKs, Gen'I Ticket Agent.
Scranton, April 6, 1859.
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HOWARD kS&GsGEAT'zO ON.
PUILA ADELPHIA.

A BenerOlem Institution established by spe-
ctal EudOwment, for 1he Relief Of the
Sick aud Distressed affected acith
YrinLcnt 4 ENldemIck Diseases.
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Summer Arrangement.

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New 1OrK ana fnllaOeIpnla, al O.IU d. u1
Due at Montrose, S:45
Tankhannock, 9:24
Factoryvile, 9.4S
Scranton, I0:35
Moscow, lI:22
Stroudsburg, l:26 p. m.
Water Gap, 1:39
Delaware. q 5 minutes todne) 2:04 "
Bridgville, 2:35
Junction, 3:25 I"
New York, 7:l5 "
Philadelphia, S;l5 "
Passengers from New York, leave
Pier No. g. North River at 7:3O, a. m.
FROM Phla. leave Walnut st.
Wharf at 600
Leave Junction, 1880
Due at BrIdgeviile, 1887
Delaware, Is min. dinner, ll:52 Z"
Water Gap, 1899 p. m.
Stroudsburg, l2:41
Moscow, 2:26
Scranton, $40
Factoryvile, 3:5S
Tunkhannock Ais "
Nontrose, 4:53 's
Great Bend, 5:25 +"
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL-Thos Haysfor, C d
Seurwein, Mcdowell. II Keene, jr, John
Merryman. f Wills, w Gettings, Md; w .
! Newberry, Mich; q = Breed, Mass; T Ro-
binson and lady, Pa; f Drew, La; W Hitch
cock and fam, Ct; White, Y; ii Glass,
T ID Jennings, Va; III Nj Johnson and son, VIM
Stewart, Pa; Blasdell and lady, Mfs Barry,
Mass; w r Hendren, Va; r Clayton, Min; A
Lawrence, Pa; w Hanna, NJ; l. Taylor, o.: DR.
Jno Evans and lady, III; w stockton, j; J
w C whitcher, w Thompson, o; ii Nj Fuller,
Pa; Miss Braddock, M Levin, P MILESTONE, J
Murray, o Price, C Brooke, w Walters,
Nd: G. Fitzgerald, Mass; w F Lucas, C Cole
Sessford, jr, DC; T Haley, Mass.
BROWNS HOTEL C Garland, III; E
Hanna, o; W Cowsn, do; w Cogle, Miss; X
Coke, Texas. X Terriil. MINI; X H Glass, Va;
] ID Jennings, do; G Buthsrd and lady, Ga; J
do; Echols, do; L o,bourn, Md; W : Osbourn
do; w J Ceaii, dol X Warped and lady, Pa; f
NJ Koch, do; r G!llett, CT; B Ecelesine, NY; F
Bodine, Pa; c Child, CT Roberts, Md;
lady, NY; r w Moseley, XIV; J Madegon. VT;
C ] Burke, NY; Mr. Mclaughlin, do; w o Mes
bit and lady, Va; w c Hewitt, do; 5 Eyle, NY
HerIin, Pa; c Msrcnburi, Tenn; Bsuprey, KY
j Vance, Ill; p Cox, Va; II Allen and lady,
N.Y. w P Kirkland, Mica; Medbury, NY.
wILLARDS HOTEL-TS Graysoa, Md "
Il Martin, Pa MAY, lki Barker, La "
Atwood, Mass; w NJ Swain, Pa; A Abel II
Jackson, Il Barnum, w Barnett, Md; Joseph
Brokaw and lady, N Yk; ii NJ Myers and sister,
Pa; H Beales. w McAllister and fam, n Y; J M
Campbell, Md; w r Cofiin. Mass; w Morrison,
Eng; r Ssy, James, y Osborne, w Top
ping, NY; " p Rose, Va: w W Swift, Mass; f
II Weiser Pa; T HART, Mass; n VanEri.,
ar No. ~ Nk- ~ NJ I>sraara. -lkssv 80 h asff-
Howard Of b, Md; T HOppin RI; X DID Twiggs,
Georgia.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-JJ Roberts, Va;
C Page, do; Alvey, do; w McLennen, ed;
C ] Learned, Wis; G c Wilson, Nd; It ID Jur.
der, Va; Pond, do; II Garnsr, do; Wa
w Foster, do: w b Bennett, do; ] Daunders
NY; II A Williams. Md; w Foster, Va; J c
Walker, do; II Waterman, do; A Spark and
lady, DC; + Adams, Md; T. Smith, do; Msd-
dletOn, do w III Mitchell, do; II Waterman,
I'll: " Scafchsrd NY
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IL Almost one half of the Irish linen export
ed goes TO the United states.
III There is said to be a woman In Pittsburg
who takes children In to wash.
" The Utica Gazetie says that that town will
Contribute more than 500 for the Mount Vernon
fund.
III The Salisbury. Conn.,, Manufacturing
Company have increased the wages Of their ope-
ratives ten per cent. .. @ .. --r,.
IL The Roman Catholic Church in Swanton,
VT, took fire on Chaistmas morning, between ~
and O'Clock, while midnight mass was being
celebrated, and was entirely destroyed.
UIt Is said that the farmers Of Quincy Mich +,
were ploughing last week, the weather being
like April. There had been only one considera-
BILE fall of snow there this winter.
IL The Common Council OF Newark, N. J.,
after several months consideration, has decided
that IL Is satisfactory speed for passenger trains
to run through the city at the rate OF % miles an
hour, and way-trains at IS miles an hour.
IL Three or four boys have been expelled
from the Henrietta IN. " Academy, for mis-
the bell-rope of the Academy in such a way that
1t fell down stairs when the rope was pulled.
III The wife Of a laboiing man, residing on
ing, TO twins, united by aIigament from q e chin
downward The physician who was in attend
ance, thinks there Il but one heart. The children
were dead.
III A disconsolate German, named Christie
pher Stasburger, in st. Louis, hung himself for
love- short time since, leaving behind him a
letter saying that his body might be forwarded
as a Christmas present to the fair Made who
fused to favor his suit.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES For MA
RINE CORPS,

| PROPOSALS FEB FOB ssUPPPLLEs FOR MA
| QuARTRRMAsTER's OFFICE, U. 8. NJ. conps,,
WASHINGTON, January s. 1859. (
SEALED PROPOSALS will be reesiyed at this Off "a
p m. for furnishing the following supplies Class
4o's' as the case ay bel for the ear 1855 o. wig
| 500 uniform psps. complete
zoe non commissioned c ficers' epauletts
soO prlyates oounterstraps
$40 rass waist plates
$50 stocks (patent leat6erJ
5,roO 6rogans pairs
500 knspsacks (gutta peroha)
<'"o IAtisqe caps, pavy blue cloth, indigo dys
400 yard. navy S Due s;S a3 indigo d,.
Zoo S marine cray blankets, to weigh pounds each
$500 red flannel shirts
z ~ yardds scarlet ra,tnett
1900 pairs linen ovsrsiis No' :,
1000 fatigue frOcks
$500 canton flannel drawers
900 buff bay onet belts A'' N0' o.
I 0co buff waist belts
go buff cartridge box belts
.s "0 cartridge boxes
loo PERCUSSION cap ponches
l,tfO bay onet seabberds
20 sword belts
Bass drums, complete
Tenor drums do.
Sergean sv ords
Mnslo,ans' DO; tfor men and boys)
Drum sticks, per pair
Tenor drum heads batter and sparel
Hass drum heads .--
Drum sna-es, sett
Drum cords. each
AZ the above mentioned articles must conform in
az respects to the samples in the Office Of the 81
sistant Quartermaster, 20 Spruos street Phila-
arphIa am at this Office. They will be ngIdIy in
Assistant Qusrtermaster or 81 oh person AZ NAV be
appointed Sgoh as may be UNEQUAL thereto In any
paiticasI WI he rejseted; 10 which case the con-
CURED kind qualify within fifteen da, 3: or. that
De not Gone they viii be purchased st his ex pense
a ayysrsa VIII De made on each delivery should
Songtess nave made an appropriation to meet them
or soon thereaf er as an appropriation shall be
, n, dof that putros-. rhe quantity m.y be in
MISTER, on making the contracts as the e. iEencas
of the service may emand..
rroPosais Will slso be received up to the same
lime forthe manufacture Of
SSe ei uniform coats
Muslclans' 4" 49,. -. % .... -
Eaiisre woollen jackets 80 o.. ,.r.. ...r.|
atoh coats and
Musioians' red jackets. ..
Forms Of offers can be proeur ed on appIication IN
this Onlcs, I'D two res onsible suret,es must he
t1rnsn eG, whose efficiency must be certified b. O.
United States judge. distriet attorney. navy
No proposal will be considered that does not
siieuy comply with the form issued from this Of
Proposals will b endorsed " Proposa,s for fur
asninS supplies for ths Marina CorIs," an1 ad-
'iSss ssv e .en D. LsuT5S s.s,.sn.:,
49, .Sfr..H $~es~<ssssssv4t
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TRRAsuRy DEPARTMENT,
nAoamhar I'm iaI

-- - December nth, isssf
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this De-
partment until u O'Clock. noon, of Monday the 24th
of January next, for ten millions of stock of the
United States to be issued under the act of 18th
June, 1883. Said stock will be reimbur sable in If
teen ears from the LIST Of January next, and bear
interest at Eve per oentum per annum, payable semi
annually on the frat days Of January and July Of
each year. ..r H- r "-T
No bid will be received below par, and none for
any fraction of one thousand collars. No bid will
be considered unless one per oentum Of the amount
il deposited subject to the order OF the Secretary
of the Treasury, with . depositary OF the United
States, whose certificate of the same must accom-
pany the bid. In all cases the bids must Be
dtional, and without reference to bids Of Others,
and must state the premium offered therein.
The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the
out side of the envelope, Proposals for Loan OF
IsB." and be addressed to the Secretary Of the
Treasury. Washington. ID. c. The sums Whch NAV
be accepted from any bidder will be required to be
paid to the depository of the United States
to his residence, or indicated - most convenient
by him. Should bids be accepted from parties not
residing within the United States, they vi be re-
quired to deposit the principal and premium with
the assistant treasurers at Boston, New York Phil
ade phia, or New Orleans.
Certificates ofstook for sums of one thousand dol
lars EACH pay able to the successful bidders or bear
or. with coupons Of annual interest from the
LIST of July next. also payable to bearer attached
thereto will be issued for the amount Of the ac-
ceptsd bids upon the certificates Of deposit to the
credit Of The Treasurer of the United States with
the deposItaries Of the United States. The stock
will all cases bear interest from the date of suoh
deposit. The interest from that date to the LIST of
July next will be paid to the successful bidder or
his attorney by the depositary where the deposit
was made. .
Successful bidders will be required to deposit the
principal and premium Of their accepted bids on or
before the 18th of March next. The preliminary de-
posit of one per cent. will be Immediately directed
to be returned to the u lsu coessful bidders.
HOWELL COBB,
de l8-lawt24Jan Secretary of the Treasury.
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II THE ONLY ARTICLE
- NH VA L l. E ID IN MAKE
WITH INNENsn
HOME AND EUROPEzN DEMlND


The rcsson why. is that BY Natures ovn process
II restores IN. natural ooior permanently aher the
hslr becomes Grsy: supplies the natural funds, and
drum, itching and heat from the soap, sulsts and
tones mp The nerves, and thus cures a. head
ache. and may be O. he'd upon TO cure I'll diseases OF
Ing of makes % SON. slO ~, hsalfhy asd 5easfts
and !, used oy me young two or three times week,
70 Will never fa or become tray; then. reader, read
the following and Judge for yourselves;
Nsv Yoss. yss. q iss
rood deal about Hair R.-sor..s. 40 N,
hair being quite cray m.As up my nise hy
he'd against all 81 patent redtciues
n. result Ia. been 80 very eiOry Asl am s.y s.z
td aud IN Justice vel 40 for tie
ny prsed. without N re..eas ar setting ...s. A.. ss
wiling 70 give your Restorative. tr. an hs h.s, fsrtssr
!Ss ,a; ..r .s,ss 700 may .sS- = any .sel .ss ..s
shs \. r. wire Rating Ess bIIshmsst o. cry dsy
Ny hair noe It's natural color sHd much improved -
sssr.s.. .s.,y ssy being s''''r and iessr and ss
.n Ss,.: T: = os,sss. ana nv
L.ps.ros Il. r.s. .. lisa
mech seod &c this % the country. hair
frsn Sigh. burn when quite iui.s. h.s. Ssss
ssins ur hsir ke.tOrslivs SOr wesks and
other Known no .rsc a,ss u. ns., ..r
& S sS ys.a s.%. s,d Tss al sss .ss
TINT proper. Yo.n ke. aW nnoIrros
rHILspElrHIA sept O. iN1
Pnor. wooD-Desr SIR: Your HAIR provirs
n<elf highly beneficial The froot
part OF read almost Loot 10 oO.sri1s~s nap
have used but half pint bottles
the TOP my head 10 well studded prom or
crop OF young hsir and the henset
have tried other without
think fr' personal stion can
induce many 9th, try Yours respectfully
ID. H. TsOsks. n. D. Nc. sss vine street.
The Restorative 10 put an bottles Of three sises,
VIZ large, Medium and small; the small holds u a
pint and retaIs for q per bottle the medium holds
a. least q per cent. more IN proportion than the
quart. 90 per cent more IN proportion, and retails
for Is bottle.
o. J. WOOD CO.. PROPRIETOR, sa Broadway
New York, I'm the great N. V Wire RAilInr "a
adjustment and Il{ Market street, ~ LOUIS. Mo.
:. And sold by AL good druggists and Fancy GOOds
Dealers. no II SIN
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N No. $751;
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STarrE ms

NOTICE FOR RESTOCKING CERTAIN
ALABAMA. VI
Nohoe Is hereby given that the lard ONCE st Ella
IN ee state OF Alabama, will. and after the 2Otb day
OF Deoember ne4t. be opsn 10 the sals at prIyata
entry and location OF ali vacant public lands en-
b.aeed IN the following townships. which were sub
lect 10 entrs and location prior To Withdrawal bein,
lands which had been Withdrawn az probab ~ IA linz
within the prescribed limits of selection of the rail.
tned giant TO Aabama. by act of Congress- proyed
March 5, 1857, bur snoe ascertained not 10 he vitS
in said limits. viz: NV W oe VIII
North of tAs base line asd east of ths ST. st..
phens n1srtdtdn
Township :, OF ranges q a. q. 8. 2, "a % ard On
Township 9, of rang es q, "a 25 Is, a. q n and 80
Township 9. ofrange "a, ~ w.
given under ny hand. at the General Land oftos.
o. the city OF wsshRtt%eRa 1ssGksy lsiS t.,v.
oc q WiSW Commas IOnsr.
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Traveller Directory.
DI,EoEE sYP SS FE ftfEH FsT s9ss or,.,
, ~, w u - T.
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST


WINTER ACHIEVEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wL RsAhatfSSsifi1SsP' F SSlsa1 THE VEST
LIST. MAIL TRAIN stsrts Ct 7.<5 q. M, SUNDAY
cs Ss s Juno
CHICAGO EXPRESS CONNECTION leaves
washington st $40 ,. M reaching Cincinnst Ct 50
I'm. next day, And conn Getting directly with NJ pres.
for -. Louis, Kansas, 10.
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
N daylight, take either the 7.S q. m. or $40 D. m
For PsIkersburg and all Stations on the North
yestern Vlrglnla Road take the 90 D. IN. Tram. Fo
MAnetta And Clnolnnatl Railroad take the same.
tsr. and every other possble sSiIity vii Be- foans
w WAY ~ PASSENGERS for tn. Main stem of IN,
Baltrmore and OHIO Railroad Will leave Washing
For ali points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the 7.S q. m. tram. -.
For all stations between Piedmont and Wheelipe
axe the SEQ ,; n; Tram; To connect With the Fred
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 8 10 and TO
.. M, and $40 and ,. N. On SUNDAY u $50 .. m.
Leave Baltimore at xSo and 8 50 a. m. and $50 and
SO ,. m. On Sunday 81 81 g. m. only.
The 7.<5 and IS trains only will stop at way Sta
tons and for Annapolis conneetions.
Ing trains for the vest and the 6.lo. 7.<s and s.u
,. m. trains for the east.
Eo, further information inquire At the Baltimore
and Ohio a''l'''4 r's:' Gii Msss;' Ss,p.
non Master Of Transportation. Baltimore.
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QEMOVAL OF THE SChuuL or Dt.oIu.,
~ OF THE
Mechantcs' NaStttNfe.

IL Is with pleasure that the Committee on Instruo-
ton announce 70 tae public thar. OWING tn the large
number OF applcstoIs for ADM ssIon to the School
they nave been compelled 10 remove TO more Gem
nodious accommodations. They have secured the
large and cow merit Room 7th street bet W cen
ID and streets, second house above the stat,
Stloe and opposite the Office Of the National Intel
Fhe COMMITTEES venture to express the hope hat
this ed 1ltonal proof Of DESIRE on the paTt of the
Institute, 20 extend the benefits Of the School viii
meet Win the sympathy and pecuulaTy encourage
ment OF the citizens OF Washington. and that the
CoiIector, VINO viii soOH call upon them for III ar
contrloutIons 10 this important and public spirte
enterprise, VIII hind members ready and willing 10
90 operate with the Board OF Manak ement mo- its
permanent establishment and enlargement
ia l0-2g
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CURNITURE REPAIRED

FURNITURE REPAIREp
Il AND VANISHED.
Sofas, Chairs, d o., 70 covered, and packing Fur
niture attended to by JAMES WILLIAMS, No
5l2s7th str eet, I'd floor.
r furniture Polish for cleaning and restoring to
their original lustre all articles of Vanished and
pOIshed Furniture, Pianos, O., for sals by BoptI
Bro, Odd Fellows Hall. or BY the subsorib Der, j.
WILLIAMS. 5'7 7th street
FOR RENT.-The third story of the building
No. Sig. 9TH street. q BY en- feet. ss ls-S& W.T.
MINK, MUSKRAT, COON, OTTER, and a n
W. descriptions of raw SKINS parohased al the
highest market prices.
de l4-eolm S02 Pa. av.. bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
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EVENING STAR.
e IToR THH 81
TIT FOR TAT.

By PAUL MuGNGroN.
"'Tis true. 'tis pIy-plty tbs. It's true Shaks'
"l pity you, Bob, for your aqueous tastes
i said as finished bottle OF sheny,-
"why, man. IN good wine there's pleasure divine,
And of bliss mortal seldom hath too muoh to
carry.
Still more. Fob. 1 pity your Bsnsdiet heart,
You never have felt the sweet torments OF love
Hear me pledge to The con tancy, ferver and truth
OF Clara-none like her below or above"
al pity you, SAM" was mis- taunt in the morning,
As kindly be seated himself by my bed
Here's . drausht OF PLAIN soda to quiet your
stsmaoh-
I'm sorry you have suoh pain in your head.
u Mt more do pity the ache OF your heart. Sam,
or sorrow like yours too hard to endure. =,
lis announced In the papers thar Clara, the faiIh
ful,
Has welded young Ysrdstick. the clerk IN your
store"
Washington, Jan. IL, 1883.
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1909 buifnes. Of the firm Of Elvans 1907

1859 bui,. SoSSb.H sI y ry Hal.slS59
instant We take the .opPertunity Of stating dis
tlnct{ our only terms Of credit for the uture-vhioh
and in Conformity to the SnivsrSs sSortsniqs q
oirdlt. throughout the country hsnoeioIth We
month and shall insist on nI in cas sxs 81
BY note 1t date not exceeding so days.
81 Of
cent; and o. g day notes three per can't Of; Which
bills. Our friends wiIi thus notoe our intention not
only 70 lessen our own labor and iossss but to give
thorouIhly by many in W ashlnston.
sensIslly more troubIesome than profitable. must
III. No new accounts opened unless accompanied
by references or endorsement. nor on any other
terms than m'"i EEyv ;iiiSs'snt fHoMPsoN
S& Pa ave., between 9Th
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR tNp no,,.ssr.
We .re shortly expecting the brig Georsis, with
SO SO Ss.4.: Mo sSssEs -
This cargo has been selected especially for this
and the District markets. and il represented to DO
Il vii be offered at public auction on arrival. Of
a. a' .,..o,f FoW W,.I:Is, CO.. o..
Nj DRESS MAKING.
lVlISS MARGARET DYER, DRKss-MAKKR,
has removed to the Wheeler Il Wilson Sevlns
Messrs. Gats' New JeweIry store. where, having
spacious and pleasant accommodates and in
creased facilities for executing promptly the order.
Of her patrons, she invites the ladies to call and
leave their orders.
All descriptions OF Family Sewing VIII be exc
ence of Miss Dyer. de q 5tawSv
n DINNER PARTIES"
DINNER PARTIES Will be furnished to fami-
hes At S. 81, and IS per head or, If they prefer,
first class French cook oan be sent to their resi-
denoes to pre- pare dinner for Them at the moderate
charge of 81 for his services.
Those wishing to avoid the trouble of marketing
can have the best the market affords to their
houses at COST prlces.
One more dishes will be sent to any part of the
city for those who may desire n. | guarantee To
furnish better dinner than any other
in the city. at q saving OF Is per cent.
&. GAUTIER,
de l5-eo2m 252 Pa. av.. bet. 18th and 18th sis.