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THs MIRAcLk OF JANUARIus's BLOOD IL likely
to be subjected to a scientific test Londen
correspondent Of the Presbyterian remarks
punch has this week an amusing carlcafure
representing Garibaldi In his well-known dress :.
the red blouse-with miserable priest, loaded
with the monkish tools of bis supersttious TRADE,
crouching in terror and trying to escape from his
presence. St Januariuss blood and picture Of
a waking virgin conspicuous among his
treasures IL Is said that Garibaldi has already d.
manded performance Of the miracle Of blood
melting in attestation Of the approval by the Saint
Of his entry in'o Naples, and the priests will be
obliged to comply, as they were once before,
when Napoleon gave the same order. At all
events, IL is seriously contemplated to send dep
uation from England-and parties are already
named for this purpose-whose mission shall be
to wait on the Dictator and request that he will
bring the alleged miracle to the test Of chemistry
In the face Of the Nearoiitan world You are
perhaps aware that Lord Fielding ventured pull =
licly few years ago to affirm the genuineness of
the miracle in controversy with Sir Culiing
Eardley; and the proposal will be made that his
lordship will form one Of the deputies"
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CLASS 7.
l. SOC" rssms writing paper, l6 by % inches, to
,. 800 rsains writing p.osr, is by IS inches, to
$500 ram: y,.!9s sspss By s inches. to
100 rss cam Writing paper, IS by p EohsS to
weigh twent, two pound. per ream
o 4" reams writing paper, IL by 10 inches, to
weightwelve pounds per ream.
All the papers designated in classes 6 and must
contain $50 perfect sheets to the ream and no oat
SIDE CURES, They are t. be made of the best ma
manner, cut TO 2 true sdgA laid fat and securely
and substsltially eIvs.oped. The papers in GLASS
* Ara the saSs and wssRt s spsosd i1 a
The right is reserved Of derus greater or less
quantity vi each and every kind contracted for in
iae Glasses, 10 De furnished at such timeg and in
Each class viii be considered separately and be
sShJeet To separate contract; but bidders may
proposal.
"a, proposals will be considered unless acoompa-
rlrd oJ t1e guarantee thst tbs bidde. or aida srs
If his or their proposal shall be accepted will enter
into IN GSnss,i3In. with good and suite eDt
for proposals. wil he f mi he'd at this ofcs. and
none viii be taken into confederation unless sub
All the psper m the several olas.e. mu,, hs ia.
iveIed a. sroh pace or places as NAV be designated
Ia Was1inst ton city, In good order free of eli and
every extra charge or expense, and subject to the
Inspection. count weight, and measurement of the
Superintendent, and be in al respects satsfao-
saw Pies Of AZ the paper required may he ssen at
thls ofios but bidders are Ies ured furnish with
proposals ma, be bss1d The suoosssf bdas1.
VIII be required rigidy to conform TO their sam
6, Proposals will be addressed to John HEART,
per-" '1 '''' ''''"' ''' saS SoIla.Sx. "a
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL &C C Howard. Ga: 1 r.
Cotton. Gates, Thompson, Md; A Fret
NY; w n Gaines, Ark. Dr J Il McCarty. L. Cas-
Va Hyatt, N.Y. J H Bartcile SC; DR. Millard'
M Willard, La; Col w Madary, Ia; A Lenox'
ny Hoene, Ill; J Scott and ly, C Cummings
ana ly, N.Y. Thompson, e Nj Cole. Md; Gov
John Letcher and staff, Va; A Greene and ly. r,
George and ly, Wis; A NJ Noland and fam. Miss
+ a Smith, Pa; ID Atkins, Fla; w Young. GA:
Edwards and W. Mo; Broads'reet and ly'
NY : Hodges and ly, Va; Mrs T. Watkins. Md:
Harvey, NY; Bispham, w II Sewers. Pa;
Hamilton and ly, Ala; DIR o Finnay, Va: " A
FULLER and ly, Pc; Richardson, Va
NATIONAL HOFEL.-AH Doty. F 8 Bvd.
NY w Taylor and fam, Texas; A smith d
MeCioskey, A K Potts, =; Joseph Lang. r A
Mellon, Miss j Brown, Cons; CA Craft Nd:
Aannlng aud fam, NJ; II w Southwortb. pa;
Hon sones, Me; c l. McN.dsr, G Monger
and lady, p Mcdowell, A Russell, Pa: Mrs
Mcfarland, w Turner, Ass; A Reside. Pa:
Inns Taylor, Montgomery, NO; Er Perkins
LADY, Linton and lady, La; ID HorIbeck. sc:
Mrs Allen. Va; Calhoun and lady, Ga: C Hui
and lady, NY; Mitchell, Il A Warren, Dedge
klRhWOOD house, Guthrie, Pa: ]
Wstklhson, N.Y. Daley, Va; Hon w WHITLEY.
Del " Stuens, Mich; Glenn, DIR Cohen Md:
Is@acks Kan; Guild, T. X Dongh O.: w
NUM-, ny; w Pitfeld, La
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AYRAip or sxAkss-There Ia The greatest cow
ard about snakes up In Calhoun that lives In Amer
lea. He came from the East last spring, ana
bought farm, and for the first six months In the
county he hardly slept two hours night he
had q fine patch Of oats on bis farm, but ne was
afraid to cradle IT, One day he concluded he'd
take look TO see II there were many snakes In the
patch; SO he got his old horse, and after Leading
him Though the gap. and laying up the fence to
kes o tbs hogs out, be took an old scythe snathe
In his hand TO fsht with In case OF an attack
mounted the horse, and struck out into the oats
holding ND both legs az high a. possible. He
hadnt gone far when he saw a whaling big snake
sIippins along the oats after him. Away he went,
round and round the patch, aud away went the
snaks, hight along with him; sometimes on one
side and sometimes on the other sometimes be-
hind ard Sometimes before. He couldn't get out
Of the lot oecause the fence was up, and as the
snake kept constantly with him, there was no
chance but TO leave the old horse and try to keep
out Of It's way. He went Ii that way till every
stalk Of his oats was tramped down and until the
horse was Jus. about dead, when he discovered
that he'd been running from the shadOr Of his
seyths ssathsi
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-kEDICUNES.

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LOCK HOSPITAL,
Hss Dsseessrss tls sess Csrtsss, Ssssxy, s.d -,
kTsefsaI kssssdy 81 sAs Hevl6, vHt
FOX ALL DISEASES OF INPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELTcACy PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO cHxKsE
IN FROM ONE 10 TWO DAYS.
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Dsnasss q sgh, iassss. psssss sfiss is.S, 49,
n..s ste As...:a. sftA. ss.a.ss az 1.s.i.e
Y.ss-thsss Dreadful ana Ds.rse.ivs Pr.ees ves ,.s
der Manage tnpssssis. and destroy bets Body MAJ
npssi.iiy vAs have ssssn. victims sf ss,isy v,ss
tset dreadful Aad ds.vsvs ssst .aassy q
si.sd t.isIs ins.e, vss s.ssrvi.. ss-
listening sssa.s vith as q
dsass.
NARRAsK
AAEHiEs rkRsons, Yssne Me-. sssss. ,l.tsr Ma,
being .v.rs 81 PsyHs.l vsskss ss s,s<sis assty
as vss place: siasslf undss u. u Dr. J. .ay rsnss
sy isi IN h ben .r =. ssass.As s.a sssaassuI F
OFFICE Ne rsoUfI rkKDERIcKT kEEf,
s s:ss. ;i'i ssas g. ne. s::,. !.. s a'' ne.
.sss b paid and ssss.i, ss.ah
N JonhsPoH,
,.n eos Il =: a:.s .SS.ss n'is.s
and The greater part Of whose life spsn. In tks zee
fsesd Of the sstsnsAag e.rss hsi vsss eve,
ineuni many uesslsd win ringing the HEAD and can
..,nd. With f;:Ss:a ssia.. .::.as.a .sss
s.s' viii dsrsnEsnsnt Of mind. INN sds,siv
YAKr PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Hsu1E Hen and sthsrs vbs have tssnssivss sy
ssrssia practice INDUCED in when habit frsSsss,
vaeI assy :i !1sn .i:s ..:.p and %. s.:.:
,:sS' .s. .,.sr.s: @Rs.:s: .sd dss,. s. s.1
Thee. ana n.lan.A.ly .s.s ,,.a...s
us fy Il: y:sA Dina w..; tsa e:
Ts pap..u'o stths Hssr, Dysp.psv, N.T's0,
a. .. u. mind AZ. .,..
spI Evil
te's ssissds rtnidy, etc.. Of he evils yss
NERVOUS Observation-Disclosures. an, ,.x,,s.. v,.,
s. ~: s1: ,ai a:sa.inI h..h ..ng issr 'Ss.
appearances Ass. ths .y., essgh ,yup.s,
DDkAsEs OF IMpRUpEsCE
P.sd p.ist.i ei....s =. .ss.
s.PPsns that an iiltinsd ssss
sa. s. as IL: 'i T. % sss
:ins; s ssS r.. ss lin
msate .hsr msnth or ienS tia smass. be e.
hi. CALLING snt; or sy de a.. q hs
ls.Sn M..:sry hasten The esnsronai s,mp,sns q az
sn ss Psosr..s.f vi frirhul r.pdity tIi death p..
.s:9.,. d: sI:,st s .,ss.s y sending him ,A
AND INPOrEkCY.
y ts great ssd important rsnsdy vsshns ssesns
us spssdiy cured and fall vissr rssrsd rhssssnds eide
Esst nervous saa dssissse, lest all hope IA W
been inrD sdiatsly relieved.
an lnP;dIm'h. Z. M.rri.gs rhyss.I Mental Di.s..s
as4uens Les. q fssersstvs Psvsr Nsrvsus lrrs afy
Trembling aud Wsaknsss o. Erksusun ~ tSe .et n.
tiad sDsssdity ssssd
ENFORCEMENT OF ZEE FREao.
YHE MANY fHoUsANDs cared At tina. a. .s.lss VIII,
NE last year, and the 0urd
cal spsrat:n. performed ~ Dr. Jshnssa vusssd Sy -
Fspsusrs 81 The papeS and many psrsens nsiess Il
vheh have sspssssd again ae,a tas public BE-
ds ma sandnG as gentleman u sk.rssssr erd rssps.s
suity, ssAsisnt guaIantss ansssd ian Div
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-16

SHARP CRRDIfoR-A Haverhill man who
trades In flour, grain, &c, trusted a II bernian
neighbOr with two barfss of -four sold for cash
The account ran along for SIX months, and as the
-four was by that time consumed, the debtor
seemed to have lost his interest In the matter But
the creditor sill thought of it, and then ha.ched
up novel exPedient to get his pay. The derelict
bad no more property than what the law would
protect him In holding. He had one hog ONLY,
but that was very dne one, weigh about 500
lbs. The creditor bought a store pig out of q
drove for 81, and got friend to sell it 10 the
debtor at his own price The bargain was too
good for him to throw away, and le pit al th.
pork bait. Flour, Grain & Co then attached the
large hog, took him away and sold it, and realized
enough to cover his demand and the coats, and 10
return avn to the debtor
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i PEA For THE PU RRLiiien FRiNT nfE .


OFFICE or PULLS SS,sI
In pursusnoe Of the provi ,ions ofthe "aot to pro
s ySs S sas sD aS 9, %
cS' Sf
E tssfps ssai p
ssiyet 81 the ONCE IA the Capitob until the first
~, for frfnishins the paper that may Be rssSifsd
for the public printing for the year ending on the
The subjoined hat specifies. a. nearly a. can BE-
Of each kind Of paper that will Be required: '''A
200 re.ms fne printing paper, uroslsr dersd to
measure "a BY 50 INCHES. and to weigh forty I've
pounds to the ream of $50 sheets. :
5000 realms fine printing paper. calsndered. tn
mSs SSI 70 q By s. inshss end to weigh y
500 re.m. .u,.rns cI s.i.,i., D...,. .,s.,.d
and super cslendered, to measure o. By 81 inches,
sheets. $50 y,
GOO reams superfns printing paper, sized aud
to weigh fifty pounds to the ream Of 40 sheets.
CLASS T.
goo Tesms super6ne map paper. sized and cal
6naeteu, OF such sizes az may DO required CORES
ponding In weight with paper measuring 10 by "a
inches inc and weighing twenty pounds per rsam Of
CLASS
2o resms euperhne plate paper, (ealsndsred or
and of such weight per cam SIS msy be rec MI ed.
The hbrs OF the paper of each of the above Glasses
with mineral and other substances ard Of jar IA
ynl H,n a put up II cures of twenty -four
each Ieanl TO ooptain $50 perfect sheets. UnIform
~ IN color, thickness. and weight will be uired
OF uader five per cent from the standard weis ht
VIII os received and the gross weight will In all
fss ss De ups: MIs Of various
considered violation OF the contract.
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u WHO'S PRESI 0ENTI

I'HE UNION WILL, STAMP: NO MATTER
Consequently shall remain In WAshingto ton and
continue to pursue my occupation Of HOIJSE
SlGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Gid,
tended to-. Painting and OrnamssifnS EottsSs
FutnifYre 10 the best style. also, CAL attention
tne faintlng OF Roofs and Brick Walls.
est therefore solicit the patronage of my friends
ana fellow cIt7ens Of the District. Punotuahty
neY. " INV WV A"n-
~ Yen yiI please mind your stops and stop at M.
I, rAhkEk'S Painting Establishment, No. So
and 18th SITS. " ~ '' '0'"o'A jill
r. Signs put up free Of charge, as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-16

On THE WING One John Wilson has had an
unfortunate streak Of luck. For a very heinous
ofense two negroes were a short time ago hung in
Philadelphia county, Ark. A brief but compre-
hensive statement Of the affair has already been
published In the Enquirer. The hanging of the
negroes, however, did not please Mr. Wilson, and
he wrote REORGANIZATION to the Vicksbure Why
In reference TO the matter, in which the partici-
pants In the hanging were severely reflected upon
Tbs result was, that Wilson was driven out of
Helena by those whom he had offended He next
turned up at Oxford, Miss, where he remained
undiscov red until Thursday noon when a paper
was received giving lis description. The College
boys gave him formal trial. and banished him
Immediately from that locality At last accounts
he wa moving South -Msmphis Enquirer
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w. FALL DRY GOODS

w., FALL DRY GOODS
70, ~ are now Receiving bea tIful assortm emit of
rahoy ana staple Goods of the latest styles, en-
brScipg all the latest impof tations such as
,,fopnnS, velour OtIomans In variety, Frenoh
y ousseines, Figured and Plain Satin & 1ishsd Me-
Iinos, CioaiIng Cloths. Arab Cloaks in great vari
ety rsnoy silks from 81 cents 81, 200 pieces Cal
iooes from 50 TO l2h cents, Fall and Winter Sssvla
IN EIeat variety MOusselnes and Plaid from IL to
o. oents. Valentia English Mohairs and Brocso
shawl BORDERING, Family Blankets, -Bleac he'd and
Brown shsepngs, Towelings, Table Linens, &c,
on the most accommodate, 9 terms.
70 ~ TAYLOR a. HUTCHINSON
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nR. J. BOvEE DOD's
II IMPERIAL WINK FTTTPRS

ere now betaE used from Name 70 the Great Salt
tnem either rs esssieiss or as bscerdrs, 10 that
tney are unurlssed in the world, DIR. Dods ueed
We purchased Of him the sole righ 70 manu- aoture
ana present them tor sale TO the public, For the
cure OF inclnlent ConsulcytOn, lndig estica, Dye
Hspsls, Ples, Nervous Uisee:es, Female Com
piaaats ana 81 Gases resulrns tonic, .heY are be-
their medicinal properties they are pure, whole
s san a1a asnsnarl Beverage, producing al the
pleasant exhlierc<.Es eGeots of Brandy or Wine
Without their inJp reEults f.et ali friends OF
humanity and all advocates OF temperance assist
Us IN substituting thsse valuable Vegetable Bitter
ioI the FltssraI potsonS and adsiferafed Lissor,
Win which the country In flooded, and thereby ef-
from the land.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO,
EIoP'ie'Gr.Ss r2 ~ Mi I street, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-16

u Among the public improvements In prog
fess and In contemplation In Houston, Texas. are
cotton compress for comprising bales OF Cotton
into suitable size for shipment
" Potato rot Is doing serious injury in the
neighborhoOd Of Buffalo, New York. Some
farmers have lost almost their whole crop I'm
worcester county, Mass, there are considerable
Losses from the same cause
" TIE Key Of the Gulf says that the sponye
business during the last year has yielded revenue
70 hey West amounting to S12 boo IL is al an
extensive business along the &C asst Of Cuba.
W m. Holden, retu ned Californian.
shot himself In Boston Thursday. hecan,s h. -
no money and nothing to do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-16
Toy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
APPLY THE REMEDY

REJOICE IN HEALTH.
Friend, DO you suffer! Are you the victim of an
OF those numerous ailments which arise rom i'm
purity OF the blOodf What are they do you AL
Rather ask, what are they not! The blood IA the
source OF life and health and il 10 the 6rst eemeul
Of our being TO respond to any cause which sfeots
thr stem, the pulse infAiIbly Attssts The eveI
PREVAILING Seura yia, the irritating Erysipeas the
su0te Serotuln, the asonizing Rheumatsm, Ner-
sons DsblliyI Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with ia
flesh is heir TO- derive their hdeous orgin from the
blood; Deal kindly then and gently with the blood
Use the yltAizlng resources of nature for It's aid
And suffer Us to commend 10 your confidence and
use mat truly valuabe Hsdicameut KNOWN a.
INDIAN VIZ sah ET2 IA fCRT DfEcocrron
With regard to this almost infallibla specific
popular sentiment has spoken In decides tsrras
And the evidences of this great efhoaoy ars Iss,
tanned by constan syovals Of curative Effects and
IN results nom lts use are after AL other
remedlss and the best m icel skill have failed.
Let us scy, Il conclusion, tb.t oertiScatss
cures are not sorx ht from the Iiteras and super
hoiai, but they ars volunteered from the most re-
apectable sources and justify the highest terms In
which It 10 possible to commend so valuable a
sPeclhe to pubic approval. We may add Also that
the curative properties of the medicine are es uaed
onlJ bJ ITS restoTstiye effects the syst;m
Ing from disease gith renewed Constitutional visor
FOR sale 81 all respectable druggists in this
cly, ard by the proprietor, MRS. NJ cox,
none genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
ko!s.a .! e. b e. s9 S sssss for g.
Georsetovn, c., Whole.aie Isent fcr Nv his
riof, and viii supply the trade at my pnoes.
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A WELL PLEASED MANI the reporters are TO
be credited, the Prince Of Wales must be the best
pleased young gentleman on this continent
Each successive incident Of his til in the United
States affords him ''the highest pleasure, and the
last place visited Is always according TO these
Local authorities, that In which he has been best
received. Undoubtedly, however, the Prince
progress through the Repu bic has been marked
with extreme cordiality on both sides and It's
effect must be to greatly increase the good feeling
existing between the two countries On our paft
we nave done the proper thing, and the British
pubic will heartily appreciate the kind feeling
HAT has been shown towards the Young Prince
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-16

ID The Richmond Wing Of the Ilth instant
says: The report that Miss Miner, the ptirua
donna OF the Cooper Opera Troupe at the Theatre,
sung In the choir at St. Paul's on SUNDAY a. e,ro,
neous. A letter from Mr.. Cooper, req Nesting the
presence OF the Prince at the Theatre last SATURDAY.
night, did not reach his royal highness until Mon
oaY morning He then expressed his regret at not
receiving the letter on bis arrival as IL reminded
him ihst Mr.. Cooper was formerly one Of his tn.
tors, and, for their mutual qualification he would
have attended the performances. One of the Bril-
tanic days used in decorating the Theatre Satur-
day night was used for a similar purpose In Eng
land, at the coronation Of Queen Victoria
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roIrietors, ~ William street, New York.
j. SCHWARZE. Aren't
washington, d. O,
DIR: J. BOvEE DODs'

DR.. ]. BOvEE DODe,
IMPERIAL GIN BTTTERS,
For Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Unnary
never fail to cure, and warranted to rive ats
notion.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.,
Propnators, 70 William St, New York,
J. SCHWARTZ,
is1lyI Agent, Washlprton. b. q.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GLEN. TS,t =. 40 - 1s.-
ably TO the proviEons of the ordinance Of the Cor
poranon approved May II. lsso, the undersE ned is
low prepared, vhsneyer required In writing, and
on pre- payment of the fee of htJ cents to Inspect,
examine test, prove, and ascertain the ACCURACY OF
Iegistraton OF any gas meter in in this city ~
Every meter, iffound incorrect, will be condemned,
AND smother, sealed and married as true, VIII be
set In i's place. If proved to be- accurate in its
measurement Of gas, il will be sealed accordingly.
And ssain put "a position for use.
Omoe No. $40 Seventh street, near Odd Pel
lows nall Open from 8 a. m, to D. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
y B-u Inspector and Seeler of Gas Meters.
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,lTRUNKSrBOOTS AND SHOES

GENTsE FINE GALrsKINs EWED BOOTS,
esssi. Is boss: sSd ssis: :a:s
low: Boys, snd Youths Long Boots. Con-, -
Kid, Morocco and Goat Sim Bu}to1ed 4. oss.
lasting Laced, batsonsd, Congress and MalsEod
aas Boots e sSs ssds. @ d''
oea.o.r Pr. .v 5 j. R1sh n tn x
Doors AND s 4'HFs TO SUIT TaE
ws sHS PSy %sSp1ssSIi1E al hind. Of BOOTS
;shstiO.; m.ds s1pIs:.y . order. md :sa e sii
% sod e . Iseh iYysr price than has besS
sSt,css s"s'ssu ~ snis CITY ior mnoh inferior
6sIsos: in want # Boot. and shoe. Of eastern or
In store and It the lowest prices. Give ss call.
sykr 314 Psnnsyivsnis sSe1us.
FIVE; asU up TRAVELLING TRUNKS
f Sss, and and sI P:s e scs Ls.shs Lds
exhibit. i tni. trs.sss. v.rss,
Of trayslins resHisites a. mod erats 5ross. to bs
| S$ss Fl Il; asSs
49, a Trunks repaired or taken in sxohanss
WALL, STEPHENS vs. : CO. p,
mar M.n 4A SO ssi e. s sSsnns.
SOUTHERN I Tsg ySE sM1ANyFAoToRY.
o,,o,is. ODD tsi.e,s. a H saa. Ra..i.so.. D.
RUks qfI sss1. p
chasing elsewere. AS use none but the -
best material the market affords and employ Q30
the best yorknen, oan confde nty recommend my
work to be superior in Ss,enstA aud DsgaSii;sy To
Trunks that are made in ether cities and soid hers
keeP constantly on hand, and make to ordsr ION
TEATHER, TR0N FRIME 81 FR ENC = DRESSS
asd Wo0D BOX TR INKS; ASHLAND asd
NESS f sz6b sSkR4Hkf fPsN g. Bk f. HAIR
Trunks, TO-, Repaired and Covered. in work
nlanllke manner, At short notice
Trunks dsliveisd in any part Of the city. George
9 4 AsiIs0tN 4 for Hoxs's celebrated FAMILY
delS-lv JAMES g. TOPBAM.
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DIONEER STEAM MARBLE AND BROWN
STONE WORKS -~

The subscriber begs leave to inform the citizers
OF Msshlinxton, Ge0rgstown and Alexandra that
Nc mas added IN has long established business tina
snxlllaIy OF steam power for saving AMI manufao
tlrnng Marble and Browp stone Work in their va
stand Tops. Tile, Monamsnfs, Tomb and Head
Sfo ots,s is,s; Windoy Lntes, silIs. steps and
Marble In block from rat hands at the owest rates
9e dssis confident OF being able to furnish Marbis
Philadelphs, or Baltimore. The trade supplied
With italian Marble In block or slabs at tho same
s tats Is iurnlshed IA New York, and on sooommO-
bumlce Stone, Water Of Ayr Hone and Polishing
rutty a. Her York prices. Encourage the enter
prisei II viii be an acQ uisltiOn to the oity
ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
ftons1 Steam Marble AID B,o,cs StoAs Works,
au Ism wa.h,n,tnn n y
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WAsHiN6T0N SEWING Rooms,
w ~ stA 81. ssso doors Nc-fA Of Pc sxs
Nov u the tine 70 get SPRING szd sUMMRE
Shlf rs made Up q order. The su 5soribef IL pre-
lered 70 make SHIRTS, DRA@ERs, 90, 90 the
SHiMI BOSOMs, COLLARS, Ins WRlES
~sarss-e - -oySS
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kISCELLAsEO,IS

nUR STOCK Is ALWAYS cOSPTETs OF
" the celebrated ChleIernE Sons ua---x,s-
seeaeo fiANo f0RTE<, embrtcingk7$Ss
70 suit the tines. Old Panos t.ken lnp rt "a, ue,t
Tor new, The Ch'ckerngs' have bsan av.rded A.
goli ami silver medals IT the different eIh,bit,o,,.
N the United states Tor the superiority OF their
Pianos over other makers. Their Piaeos a..
better, their Prices low their terms Of payfn. a.
easy, Iscounts for cash greater than sny oh
ers. Call and see Tor yoIrself WV
80. John P. ELLIS,