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MARRIED.

In Cleveland, April 10th, at the residence
of the brides father, by the Rev. Wm. Day,
Lieut.. e. A. FORD, 4lst Ohio Volunteers
and Miss LOU. J. JEFFERY.
The above announcement is relable.--
The Lieut., in sending it to us, suggests
that our "say-so of He wlH leave wife to
mourn his untimely loss, may yet prove
true" We congratulate our friend upon
his success in recruiting" for a wife, and
hope that the exigeucics of this unhappy
war may never compel him to leave her
service.
In Chardon April 2lst, by Rev. e. O. Lat.
inner, Mr.. JOHN A. HAYFORD and Miss
MARY r. GILBERT, both of Chester.
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Satnr1au. lLnn o9d 1sGa

at o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, the fplowino
described property,t to witt Situate in said Cieanga
County, township o! Newbury md State of 0bio
and Is known By being the Fuller Sawmill Int
and Is bounded as follows; South oy land owned
by John Curtiss; west by the center of the higb.
say; north by the center of the creek 10 The mil
dami northeast and east by the pond called
Fuller's Mill Pond. Said Lot is a part of Lot No
), IN Tract in said Newbury, und is 10 contain
one acre OF iand' be the same more or less Also
the privilege Of using tie the water of Tho .e,ro1
SAID pond whenever i runs over the dam. on tho
further consideration that Thomas Fuller sball
Keep two .ninths OF said dam in repair at his own
cost, and keep his own hume in repair.
said premises were duly appraised at s2l5.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in hand
CA, o b. N. SHAW, Sheriff.
County, April l7,h, '63. sq2w5
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HARPER's PICTORIAL HISTORY

h h OF the Great Rebellion in the United States
MEssRs, HARPER 81 Brothers will commence
Immediately the issue in Numbers of complete
| HISTORY OF THE GREAT REBELLION
IN THE UNITED STATES. The work has
been, for many months, in course OF prepara tion
by writer every way qualified for the task.
TnE INTRODUCTION will contain clear and
succinct account oil the Formation of the Con-
federncy OF the States; the Formation and
Adoption Of the Constitution of the United
States, and the Establishment of the National
Government; the origin, development aud pro.
gress OF the doctrines Of Notification and Seces.
sion, and the various phases which they assumed
until their final cnlmnntion in the Great RebeI.
lion.
The IIsroRy will comprise n fnll account,
drawn from the most authentic sources, of all the
Events OF the War the intrigues ol the Southern
leaders, at home and abroad the gradual defec.
ton of one section the Great Uprising of the
People for the maintenance of the National Life
and Existence ; the rapid creation of an immense
Army and Navy and the Battles of Land and
Sea.
THE ILLUSTRATIONS will comprise Portraits OF
all those who have borne prominent part in the
struggle; Maps OF the different localities; Plans
OF the leading actions Views Of every scene of
interest. and OF the most important Bnttlos-|
These illustrations are mostly from drawings
taken on the spot by artists doputed for that pur-
pose 10 accompany every division Of our Army
and Navy.
Every facility at the command of the Publish.
ers has been employed in the preparation and ex.
ecuon of this work; and they confidently believe
that il will form the most reliable and valuable
history which can be prepared, OF THE GREAT
STRUGGLE for the American UuioE.
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DIED.

In Muuson, April 7th, of Putrid Erysipe.
las, Mrs. MATILDA MURPHY, wife of Mr..
John Murphy, aged 56 yoars--formery of
Tompkins County, N. Y.
Sister Murphy embraced religion in her
youth, and maintained her Christian integ.
rity; and hence was ready at the Masters
call, with her lamp trimmed and burning
Her end was peaceful, joyous: yea, triumph
ant in prospect Of her homo above. May
the bereaved husband and children meet
her there, tCoM.
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MODE & TERMS OF, PUBLICATION,

MODE g. TERMS OF PUBLICATION,
The Work will be issued in Numbers, each one
consisting Of 80 pages of the size of Wrappers
Veekiy," printed from clear type, upon 6ne pa
per, and will probably be completed in about 20
Numbers,
The Numbers will be issued at intervals of
about three weeks, They may be obtained from
all Booksellers, Periodical Agents, or directly
from the publishers.
The prices for each Number, which will con-
tain matter equivalent 10 an ordinary volume,
will be Twonty five Cents.
To Canvassers and Periodical Agents, and to
News Dealers, liberal discounts will be made
from the retail price.
Specimen Numbers will be furnished gratui.
tously TO any person who proposes to engage in
the sale Of tho Work, by subscription or other
wise.
01-For Special Terms, address the Publishers,
HARPER a. BROTHERS,
696n FRANKLIN SQUARE, New York.
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shcrlns sale of Real Rs,o,o

N obedience 70 the requirements of an ordcr
i Of sale which issued IRON the Court of Com.
mon Pleas OF Geauga County the State of Ohio
wherein Daniel r.. Jersey and Silas Worris o1
Administrators Of the estate Of Festns FnIicr
deceased, are plaintiffs, and Henry Bartlert ani
other are defendants, to me directed and doliv.
cred, shall offer lor sale at public venfuo. Mt
the door Of the Court House in Chardon, Geauga
County, Ohio, on
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THE EVENING STAR.
MAGGIE RICHIE.

NV dear y aggie Ritshie hoo can We forget
Him wis made you his dearie and cad you his pets
Rome ither may court you and ussk promises fair,
There IL name like your kindly auld Robin, Pm
share.
will TAX you dear Maggie wi.ho rock o. reel ,
j hse a daintie bi. Rehuck, and plenty % meal,
VII piack in M purse, besides a bit tocher,
Now. Maggie, my lass we m ght cen tax my offer
Lang, lang hae loed thee, and wooed name but
thee.
a nd cftNntimes wish d you my bride for to be-.
Ny wnoing and coaxing seems now a in vain
We will neer get an offer fra Robin again
Moo mark my words, Magge, TAX tent what I've
said,
Or maybe you III leeve an dee An auld maid
In garrett room wi cat on your knee
Ne will then sab and sigh, Oh Robin, TAX me- -
Ye may sab frae the sunset till it rise in the sky
VII YOUR heartlike &c break and you nev-r dry,
There is nae kindly chiel to hear your sad wall,
There is name in the heuse but the cat and yourse
MOO, had your tongue, Robin, and dinna vex me,
There ne 'er laddie liked but thee;
Keep Zoo to your promise Snd max me your wife,
And we ii tOddle thegither the journey o HE.
Moo Robin and Maggie nae longer are Jingle,
They sleep in vac bed. and sit by vac insie;
In place o. a cat, she s BARN on her knee,
And = nicer Wife never did see.
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PROPOSALS.
DkoPOsALs FOR sTATIoSpRY-
Dsaor ouAarBRxAsrEs's orrios,

No. 232 srRsRr,
Of . Captain James N-ars: Assis.sns 9a.rts.
s: T. I sss {. III
All articles rust 90 Of n. very best quality.
sm amp OF Ga,es tof saser. one suirs Q, snve-
Each biadsr pust ,nish , .ith 81: proposal. bat
ssas 1fiaS must b Ds 9as
CURED for its ssith fri performances. AA 20 ~
s1,e p.s
Tor sseh article shouit Any articles be REQUIRED
re- they are to be furnished 1t the lowest market
self the right OF ordering, from time to time. .
eIssttr or ies ouanttty cf each and every art Gle
Sihin The ar.. s north. sss.saasat . the Dat:
hs b sns he viii in 3, ease: decide
died With. and reserves the power to snEui fHs
contract upon any failure to comply within 8 rea-
Bonds. with .pprt we'd securities. are to be
sissn 81 x be person or and in
and s. . ; 70 the the
n MOORE 4s:.t.ns ossa :Ws.hia sson
AID sbou,s be plainly marked Proposal;
SCHEDULE OF ARTICLES.
20 resms Manilis Wrapping Paper, NI3s inches,
resms ss pr snV.opsp PEP P.S.r
Wss. F Sas.. err
o 81 o.p PAPER, ruled
$50 les. than
$50 les, than
pou eds Per ream, per resm.
bessGs R.g es aa,.
~ SIsnk Books folio size, full bound, Per quire.
hs per aar
Time !n.s ausrto size half bound Per CURE
10 fs No. nsf
90 no0 White ofheal Envelopes, 9x4 inches, per n.
$1,000 White Official Envelopes. s161sx inches,
5000 White Letter Envelopes s9s13 inches, per NJ.
Il dozen Black Ink, pint and quart bottles, per
10 dozen Arnold Writing Fluid, in quart and pint
1a dO5ss Arnold : COPYING Ink, in quart and pint
L. dozsn Is.renees Copying Ink. in quart and
DOZEN Bsvs Rss Ink s.s. bottle. and
sc dozen Fsser Blsci Lead Pencils. Nos. 2 and ).
z! DOZEN FahsEs Red and Blue Pencils, per dozen
q fpa Fer dozen
80 sfos Nos SIS an 500 per
per-
dozen ISerz psper Folders, per dozen
ss.ns vi to
PER pound
10 pounds hi India Rubber. 40 pieces to pound
per pound
4 doze n Erasers, (fvory or wocd haudles,) per
dozen
5 dozen Gat.a Percha Rulers, ground or fst,) per
dozen
g dozen Paper Olies. assorted. per dozed
90 dozen pieces Red Tape, Nos. II and s. per dozen
"A dozen Spools Red Tape, Nos. II and o. per dozen
Y dozen Glass Jars Mucilsse, and Brushes, (lsrge
dozen lass Jars Mucil.ss and Brushes, tsm.ll
size, ger dozen
"A Letter Copying Books. 500 and 900 pages esch
dozen Octave Memorandum Books, per dozen
600 .heets Abstract Paper, ruled to pattern, per
sheet
rssms of Bill PSper. ruled to pattern per rsam
200 sh Gets of Return Paper, ruled and printed to
r. W RUCKER,
dels l2t Brigadisr Gen aral ana q. II.
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DROPOsALH FOB CALVARY HORSIs,
CAvALlY BUREAU.
0TRIoI OF DlPol ogARfEIxAsfll,.


Proposals. are solicited and win b received at
this once Tor the furnishing Of Cavalry Horses to
Be delivered In WAsAington city. District Of Co.
luMbis; st. Louis, Missoari; aad ohieaso Illinois.
The horses to comply with the following spectd.
eotions viz: To be from fifteen t5) to sii teen Oel
hands high, from ave t6) 20 nine 20 PEARS old we
broke TO saddle, comlaotiy built. In good fesh.
The ability Of the bidder.to fulfil his agreement
must BE- guaranteed By two responsible persons,
who.e signature must be appended TO the guar
snte0. - =- rrsEr
No proposal win b entertained unlsas the oath
Of allegiance Of the person or persons bidding
shall be on dle in this ONCE
The responsibility Of the guarantor1 must be
shown by the ociai Certificate Of the CLERK Of the
nearest District Court, or Of the United States
Propossis must be addressed to Lieut.. COL o. G.
Savtelle, Chief QuartermAster, Cavalry Bureau,
and be endorsed on the envelope Proposals for
Cavsiry horses agreeing with the above speeia.
cations win be R9rshasad IN spen market. at fair
CITY, Albany, Buffalo, and Rochester. New York |;
Pittsbufgh, Pennsylvania; Columbus, Ohio Bes-
son: wi'eonsinI ,.n,,..,,0 g: s1H w &
NO 38-n Cavalry Bureau.
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% RE I'll IL,

ORDNANCE OFFICE WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Daess.ber 4, 1853
Notice Is hereby given III 1t The Bard OF ora.
nance Officers appointed for the pnr pose OF ex-
aiming OH ers applying to BE- con sntssionea as
Ordnance 0fficsrs. OF q rsak not higher tnah
captain, will assemble al this once on tue stn
of January next.
All officers DESTROYS of appearing before tue
Board must first make application 10 that effect
TO the Chisf of OrGnance, stating their age,
present stata of bealthfu ness. where and how
educated and wi lat studies they have pursued
Such as wish to appear b. fore the Board at its
ne 1T m Getting shouid file their applications as
herein req uired, by or before the 2ttf December
1853 u u RAMSAY,
dec 5-1st Brig. Ger. Chief Ordnance
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FOR HOLIDAY RESENTs.
Just Received at
PJ. BELLEW Il CO.'S,
SO Sc VENTH STREET,
-Est0Iltshed III 1860
The largest, choicest, aud most valuable stock Of
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
ever opened in Washington ever article Of which
We guarantee to be Double Extra Silver Plated in
the best material and full weight of silver.
l25 dozen Rogers Brothers A No. |. Double Extra
Silver Plated Forks and Spoons.
10 elegant Breakfast and Dinner Castors, every
variety in the trade, we begin to sell at $3.50 to
$50.
Goblets, Cups, Mugs, Cake and Card Baskets in
quantity.
Elegant Butter Dishes, Fruit Dishes, Walters,
Splendid double wall Ice Pitchers. richly orna-
mented. -..,
Egg Stands, elaborate Tea Sets, six pieces, best
quality.
Soup Ladies', Butter and Fruit Knives. Mustard
and Salt Spoons, with full assortment of other
goods in this line.
We guarantee to sell at or near the manu- fac
turer's prices, freight added.
Housekeepers and the public generally are re-
spectfully invited to give us an early call before
purchasing elsewhere.
P.J. BELLEW Il CO.,
$40 Seventh street,
no 25-1m doors south of Odd Fellows Hall.
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DROP OS L 3 FOR L q Ii HR

CH1Ef SUAATSkAASfEk'S OkYlOH.
sx, WaszIsaT0ss D: G., Dec. e, isss
T 0s oess oss
DELIVERING to tie Assistant ousrtsrmastsr At Al
RI iasS Wbiss Pine Coz Common Gall
1000 feet or Inch White Pine Selects,
o feet Hs fsc,a s 8 by assorted
feet Aspioca n sss1tn ,s.' By 4. assorted
10000 feet Hemlocs Jost by TO- assorted lengths.
AL the above Described to be good, usrchsntsble
Lumber subject to the INSPECTION OF an agent APP
days after signing TIE contract
os3h u to
!. be .vsrdsd to him must Be suaSsntssd By Two
Responsible persons VII SO signatures are to be sp.
4Ss rsspe es Of the su.r.nsozs mus. b.
as..est district Court o. the United States Dis.
Bidders aust be present in person when the bids
are opened. or their proposals wiz not be oonsid.
The full name and post ONCE address Of each bid.
bid is s sae IN tho name Of the names
Of All the parties must appear, or the bid win Be
considered as the individual proposal Of the Dartv
Bonds in the sum Of half the amount OF the con-
tract signed ~ the contractor and both of his
Ruarantors. will oe required Of the successful bidder
upon signing the contract
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter.
master
Informal proposals viii be retscted. -
Proposals must be addressed to BriGAdier Gene.
raj d. H. Rucker, Chief Depot Qusrtermastsr,
Ws'hinston. D o and should be plainly marked
PRO possls for Lumber"
GUARANTY.
We, the undersigned, resident Of, in the
county Of. and State Of hereby jointly
and severally. covenant with the United States I,
and guaranty In case the foregoing bid Of =. be
acce pied. that he or they viii. with in ten days
in sum equsl to half tie amount Of the contract.
the terms Of advertisement dated December 18th,
1888, under which the bid was made and, in case
the said -ahall fail to enter into . contr oct ~
Aforesaid, We guarantee to make good the differ.
ence between the offer By the said AID the next
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
Given under our b ands snd seals this - day Of
-,1s6.
{ Seal
I hereby certify that. to the best Of my knowl-
edge and belief, the above named guarantols are
good And sufneient q snretiss for the amount for
Attorney, Collector Of Customs. or any other ON.
car uuder the nited States Govsrnmens, or re-
sponsibls person known to this once
e!9.u Brig. Gen. and Qusrtermsster.
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WHARF sITss AND WATER FRONTS.

~,
lens snd the terms prescribed il the set q the
Az act sathori.ing the Mayor to lease wharf
sites on the Potomac river, 90 "snd An amend mend
en- q
mensias at the ,s9t Of Klssepsh street vest issse
lowing pieces and parcels ground, to be ussd a.
wharf sites or water frents. Wig
immediatels west Of and sdjoinine Twelfth street
vest each lso fee tin width thst at the f.cns OF
deg des 1'a'A' " RiCHARp wALLAcH. Mayor.
The above saie is postponed until MONDAY, tina
IL sry fpd
sEy:S; Mcguire 4 CO. Aqssieaeer.; -,
DEEDS Z. june &
ard recorded in Liber n. q. T, No. 9, folio s. g.
90 1853 and also duly recorded, viii sell 81 pas
lie Auction, in front of the premises or THU RS
p. m, Lot No 81, in hman s record ed .ubdivision
OF oIlg1Ia iots in sauare No. Sic, in the city Of
Terms of sale One half in cash the rema indsr
IN and Il months. with interest secured by deed
All conveyancins at purena.srs cost, including
s...vads &c Nice uiEh c Ttai Asst.
TBUsTEE's SALE Of iMPRoVE6 REAL Es.
IL TATE On TIE isLASDIBy virtue Of decree Of
snhstit1 tne Nc "a ,n. sas aar 2I COY
recorded In Liber A. g., No. rsS folios GIL q O.,
one Of the land rseoIds for Washinston county, D.
at O'Clock p. m. sell al Public Auction. on the
premises, Lot No.. in Square No 3SS, improved
By large frsme Dwelling house
This property ia situated on r street south be-
tween 9Th and 18th -e.tand in cor ton of the city
where property iE SreatIy enh anciug in value,
Terms One third cash and the balance in tw o
equal notes at and L. moaths secured By deed OF
trust On the premises.
All corveyaneins At the cost of the purchaser.
Wy FENDALt., Trustee.
delo-eo&ds j. o. MCGUIRE & CO. Auc,s.
So THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABLE
pgstpr ned until TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Jan
5th same hour 81 place.
de 23-faw6ds J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Aucts
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UNlrnD STATES MAILS.
OVERLAND CALIFORNIA ROUTE.
Posr 0FFIcs DyPARTMBsr

Proposals. viii b. lived 1t the contra i osies
fss y e. s
I'll, gaas M IA soa.. sa
by the tehedulasof departures and arrivals herein
..s s also sTss ssn
service from July l. 1854. to June ID, 1852.
KANSAS.
Slsss s p1aS nslttsrd d oseto, osos, Psanss.
Fa a1 1 Lone rec, Thirty.two. mile crsss.
Mid.sy, ailmsns. Cottonwood Springs,
ia f.fs s15ess as
South Platte, Julssenrg, tColessdo Terri
Vssy ksy Beaver s,os
Fremonts orch.rd, Es gle Nest, Latham,
Sssss, Sss Tss2isof;, sIPsis:
e Dale. Willow SPRINGS, Big Laramie, Little
sns sSsfhs Sfss s'a saas
go Gre.s ,Eor,h PLATTE Sage Creek Pine Grove,
Bissk Bnttss Koss Point Salt Wells. saet
:ErIto!. seass ssad 'sf rsss' Ba ssas
Per. sF;dssrN Modsy
r# Oity, 22e miles and bssh, daily
Schedule from April TO December l, g months
ALrlVe AZ sait Lake ClSy tnh teentn DAY Dy 8 m.
I ssSs ss ssss City s ssy
honrs).
-sshednkfrcm Decembs, to April /, a nson,ts).
Asaise az sn s.ls LAKE LAKE City day by
SIT I;ss. CITY s:, s &,
Gds 70. ,oar ys.rs service invited that is from
UTAH TERRITORY,
s N.ne Rgss vf hssr Pss do
Canon stssicn bssPo1est, Rrssr fisfGea GAG,
6ses gold dsnn6 ssF xss
Rns; vMSnsy 1sesats reEsri,,ory Jacobs
Gepe Horn, Sim nson,s P.rI. Res.s RiSef,,
s MGsnt airy o.ts Root EaTssds Greek
Ii.1yt, Ne!saa, and Desert wslis. to vir::
Lea4s So ss st Gty daily si q M m'"s
Arrive q. Virginia City seventh day BY a m, GA
Leave yEs Fl. G,, Gil 81;
t1tl hours,.
sehedrh from DGsmbs,! to drill, a months,
, Arrive at Virginia City eighth day BY a m, nss
Leave Virgin. qi,y daily :. ,Hsm;
~
Bids for four years service invited that is, from
July l, 1864, to June 80, 1853.
NsyADA TERRITORY.
lS7s5 Prom Virgins City, b Career Genoa: Fri
sport:rnsn Hail. and Piacsrvife iC.lifor
& nia,l TO Folsom City, 40 miles and back,
Schedule from, ApyHl 70 December /. Is nontis.)
Arrive st Folsom City next day By 10 m, "a
't Lease Folscm City daily :. sa m;
Arrive Ut Virginia City next day By n, (24
hours).
.schsduktron. Dseemesr to april i, a n,ontas.)
Leave Virginia City daily at 10 I'M
Arrive at Folsom City third day By loa N, i4s
Leave Poison City daily ..tsam; -
Bids for four years service invited that is, from
IN ], 1864, to June 50, 1883.
COLORADO TERRITORY.
1885 From Latham. by Big Bend, Fort Lupton, sud
Parsons. to Denve: City ,e5 miles and back,
Ls.vs ef nayv,r daily .tsam.
from Atchieon nd from salt Lake;
Bids for four years service invited; thatis, from
July i. N64, to June g, lSSs;
rate guarantees and certificate ard must provide
"a 81 'sF sss
Ifchison. Ksn,ss. to Folsom City and back, con.
hs .as a II is
In the year.
and for irstructions, requirements, DO. &C.. bid
de1s are referred to the pam ment OF
ssoa s to d
n. BLAIR,
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, January %, 1863
In consequence OF the pressure of business
at the War Department. Passes for citizens to
visit the Army OF the Potomac will be given at
the Office of Lieutenant Colonel CONRAD, 1879
Pennsylvania avenue, above 10Th street "a
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ITO THE CATHOLIC OITIZsNs OF WASH
i IEGTON AND OTHERS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

The underlined having Just returned from the
s.t g. c.sSos s: sSs
eSn,i:sins + Ell q soo2s . e...i?
81 sos: 1S
Esni 6e:a:
Books Gold Pens and Pencils, and every article Of
sffsfIs'Sl s: f Rs: y Z s sss 49,
4 large assortment Of Morocco. Morocco panel
LED; and Velvet bound PRAYER Book. to Witch
LINE nr3ss. Wsioa sfs onersd
e sS'sS' 30 No.
deere sss ts1n s1iRSs
TINIT1D sTAT1s $50 BONDS.
UNIFlD srATIs 7-9o TREASURY NOTES.
UNITED Stairs COUPONS OF 1881,
UNIT1D eTAT1S c1RTIHIOAfle OF II
D1BTlDNlSS.
Gold. silver, Uneurrsnt Money, l1ehanss On q
parts OF xurope and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorised 10 furnisA SO Bonds st par
sntil tAslst Of August next, when the privilege
q convention ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed in New York
exclusively on coramission.
RITT1NHOUs1, PANT & CO.,
# Bankers. $50 Penn. avsnus.
~Aposs, WHAT'S oAPoNSa-GO TO VIII
u SONS, 1I9 Pennsylvania avenue, And see his
offsS4PPoRrANr TO yAlGILIEs -TAs undersigned
h.yins Derfeofed his arrangements In PhilAdol.
mia. EeET YorE and Boston. takes this method Of
SneorMins his old customers and the public ser.
; srsii1 thA BE is rsceivins daily b. sxpssss-
Srfnna Chester County Beef,
Prime PhfIadelpAia Butter, Ospons, xzas
Ia clo county and HeW Jersey 0hiAkena,
0Weet Bread, pheAsaDts, PaStfidees,
Grouse, 0ntle, W0odoock, and every luxury Of the
Boston Ciear Pors. Solssd Piss ysss ana rrips.
smoked and Pickled salmon and Halib1t,
Also, large supply Of FOREIGN and Domestic
1fuia en4 Ve&etaeteo. 81. - =. 81
70 families ana others etsin6 enter tAtnmsnta
% purehaAe 80 at FH0S. j. WIk90N, HEE
aE6s zSl19 YcnnsylyAAtA avonno,
90 % em between 18th and 1pth streets.
PIANO PORT. ron eAL1-ws havs. aysry
, IA Pine t0aeA Knabe & 6ahle 1oeoWood Pear1
Front Piano Forte, for ssls at bargain, at oar
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de8.sf south cor. Ponn. Avo. and eth Il.
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