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LOCAL NEWS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice Cartter.-On
Saturday the case OF Thomas Thompson agt.
Alice and Mary Pilling was heard according
10 argument-Mr. Drury appearing for the
plaintiff, and Messrs. Phillips and Mattingly
for the respondents. The facts Of the case are
as follows: Thompson rented in the year 1859
the premises in question OF the Misses Pilling,
as yearly tenant. During the past year a six
months notice was served on him, to quit the
premises at the expiration Of his year, and pre-
yious to one month before the end of the year,
they caused a one months notice to be served
in addition to the other, but Thompson refu.
sing to comply jury was summoned under
the landlord act of 17e3, to try the question
whether restitution should be given. At the
trial the plaintiff, the Misses Plling, stated that
they We're taken by surprise at the abs ence of
material witness and requested an adjourn
ment This was objected to by Mr.. Thompson's
counsel, but the magistrates Goddard and
BaInaclo) adjourned the case.
The case was subsequently tried when both
parties appeared and entered fully into their
respective cases, and the jury found verdict
in fayer of the Miss Pillings.
writ OF certiorari was saed out by Thompson
and the re cord was accordingly certified by the
magistrates to the court.
On Saturday Messrs. Mattingly and Phillips
moved to dismiss the writ and Mr.. Drury op-
posed the motion.
by Mr. Irury, that it was a monthly renting,
was notsubstantated by the record or the facts.
To pay the rent monthly does not imply 4
monthly tenancy, but is often done as conve-
niepce. 1t was not necessary to decide whether
the magistrates had the right to adjourn the
case, as the acquiescence on the partof Thomp-
son in swearing the second jury, and the enter
ing into his defense fully on the final trial
had waived the irregularity If there was any.
The cerftOrdri was therefore ordered to be dis
missed, thus confiI ming the action of the jury
in ejecuug Thompson from the premises.
GRAND LARCESY.-On Friday night sergt
Tait arTestCd d Cesar Smith, col, an emploYe in
/ the wholesale liquor store of q. A. Wood, NO.
227 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite WHiards
Hotel, ON the charge Of robbing the store OF
liquors at various times. Smith had oeen en-
played in the store for two years pasf, and
liquors constantly disappearing, ne was sus.
pe,ted by the proprietor. who could not get the
rcsitiye eyidencs.z- Mr. Wood reported the
ia,ts 10 Sergeant TAFT, who arrested Smith,
The Off GERS found that Snaith had been selling
the most costly liquors in Mr. Woods cellar to
. ,arious coiored restaurants at various times
The testimony Of several witnesses proved suf-
f3cient TO justify the commitment Of Smith 70
iaiI for court, and he was accordingly com.
mitied Saturday by Justice Clayton
WRIT OF HABRUs CoRpUs-Op Saturday,
Chief Justice Cartier, on the petition OF FIeu,.
ing Jordan. colored, by his counsel, Mr..
Thcmpsons Esq, ordered q writ of habeus corr
pus 10 Re issued for the production Of the three
children of the petitioner, now in custody OF
his Wife. before bim on to morrow, Tuesday.
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DRoVI DENoI HOsPITAL.

In consequences of the destruction by nre of the
Washington In6rmary, which proved 80 beneficial
to sick and invalid strangers and citizens tAe
"eisters OF Charity" have undertaken to supply
the pressing want of such institution by the es-
tablishment of . City Hospital. 1t win be known
- providence Hospital - and is located on the
corner Of secsnd street east and street south ,
Capitol Hill. The cars run within two squares Of
the building. which is large and comm modious; and
every attention has been provided in its consruc-
tion for the comfort OF the inmates.
Patients wiz be received into the wards at S5
Ier week. payable In advance. This includes me-
Persons desiring private roems can bs aecommo-
dated st an advance rate.
Suitable wards have been provided for colorsd
The nursing and care of the sick viii be under
the immediate charge of the Sisters.
The folloving-na gentlemen compose the
ATTENDING
D. HpspsT HpsSsaf.srb No. B yohn:sn Hfiin HliIsu
ao9 street, bst.isth No 400 Fourth It, bet.
ADVISORY AND 0oNsULTING-
Grafton Tyler, II d. cor VIM. Z. Johnston, MD.
Of W.shInston and No. !s6 seventh st
Applications can be made ct the hospital or to
eiIher Of the above named Physici&ps.
Phyticians sending patients to the Hospital, who
may occupy private rooms, have the privilege Of
sttepdjng the same.
II this effort Of the Sisters is duly appreciated,
the accommodations OF the institution win be On.
Arsed to meet any possible demand.
No toatdgionS diseases admitted.
10 Il I'm SISTER MARY CARROLL, Superior
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By J.C. MCGUIRE & co, Auctionsers,

Ds " NOV in1 o WV naCsioAooiS
VERY VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY
AT THE CORNER OF PENN. Avenue AND TwEN-
TY FIRST STBEET AT AUCTION On WEDNES.
DAY AFTERNOON February 10th, at 4 O'Clock,
on tie premises, sba all sell the whole of Lot No.
20, in square IS except the western IL feet. front
ing SO feet 9 inches on Penn avenue and Is feet
inches on Twenty first street. and containing .9Si
square feeet.
This Lot is beautifully located for dwellings,,
and is capable of division into four desirable bald
ing lots.
Terms One third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months. with in terest secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
Conveyances At cost of purchaser. Title unex-
e2 &c. MCGUIRE L CO.. Aucts.
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WRIT OF HABRUs CoRPUs-Ol Saturday,
Chief Justice Cartter, on the petition Of Fiem.
ing Jordan. colored, by his counsel, Mr..
Thcmpson, Esq, ordered writ Of habeus corr
pus 10 he issued for the production Of the three
children OF the petitioner, now in custody OF
his wife. before him on. to morrow, Tuesday.
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fe6-d &c MCGUIRE l. o., Xucts

By J. o. MCGUIRE & 90, Auesioneers.
TRUsTlE's SALE or IMPROVGD AND UN-
1 IMPROVED REAL 1srATE, SITUATED East or
Court Of the District Of Columbia substituting me
s ustee under certain deeds Of trust reeorded in
Liber ]. A. g. No. IA, folios III. 49, and ll9; also,
one recorded in Liosr J. A.; Ho. Isl, folio lss,
III, folios 40, Al, n, -, and A. one Of the land rec
or6s Of WashipgtSn sounty: District Of Columbia,
At O'Clock p. m. sell ct public auction, on the
s Lots rs .nd 1itb n ssuaas T,%s
Dwelling House. one Brick House and Store; also,
. Meat -house, Stable, and Sheds
Also; Lots 5, 4, and 5, In Square No. $40, unim
proved.
The improved property is situated on B street
north between bth and 6th east, and ID well adapt
ed for butcher. it has all Of the necessary ap-
psndages.
Terms: One third cash /; balance in two equal
notes st six and twelve months, on interest, IS
cured by a deed OF 1rust on the premises.
SPurchasers at former sale having failee to
comply, the trustee will rsaSire a cash payment
Of at lie asst ten per cent the amount of the pur-
chase, to be male the day of sale in default of
which the property will be inmsdistslZ rssold.
ia s9-eo&ds J, @. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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EORD'9 NEW THEATER.
TENTH STREET ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Ay

TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Ay
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF
MRS. ID. p. BOWERS,
MONDAY 1y1R1NG. February s. 1864,
The big hly succe saful play OF
LADY ISABEL OF EAST LYNNE
MApAh VINE, inns. P. BOWERS
Mr.. O. Wheatleieh, Mr.. James A. Herne Mr.. O. B.
Bishop, Mrs. N. chapman, Miss Osborne DO. in
the cast. To conclude with the last new farce,
entitled.
EASY SHAVING.
On Wednesday evening viii be produced the 70
PLOT AND PASSION
FOUNDED on An incident Of the French Secret De-
partmeDt of Police.
Mrs. d. Bowers ss Madame De Fontages
Supported by Mr. G, Wheatleish, Mr. 81 B. Phil.
lips, Mr Herne, and full cast Of prominent char
acters
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Recruits Wanted
TO FILL
TIL QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR vETERANs.
1852,
S125 of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FoR NEW RECRUITS,
1882,
S125 OF which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR ooLoRED RECRUITS,
$50,
Paid in advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
Will apply to any Of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
s.s. BARER.
Engine Hall, near the Market, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
10 HYDE,
Corner of Fourteenth and New York avenue.
Ca KEAsBEY,
street, near corner of Nineteenth and Penn
sylvanis avenue.
&c. PARKER,
Corner of High and Dunbarton streets, George.
town.
G. Q. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
appointed Recruiting oficer.
HENRY A. BoHlETZ.
Captain and Provost Marshal,
ia ls-n District of Columbia.
lax COOKIES CO.,
b A N X e r. .,
Dealers In Government Securities,
Ne. asa Fifteenth Street.
WE BUY AND SELL,
AT MARKET RATES,
U. s. FIyE.TWENTY BONDS,
which are no longer issued by the Treasury to
subscribers, the whole amount authorized having
been taken.
Also
T. 8. SIX PER CENT BONDS OF 1851,
SEvEN-THIRTY TREASURY NOTES,
FIVE PER CENT. LEGAL TENDER NOTES.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
COIN, CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE.
We pay the highest prices for
ARMY AND NAVY VOUCHERS
AND
QUARrERMAsTER's CERTIFICATE CHECKS.
te 4-dtf JAY COOKE 4 CO.
Anmnuo pnu
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News Journal,
containing greater variety OF Interesting
read ing than can be found In any otner, N
published on Friday morning
1t invariably contains the awashingtoA
News" hat has made the daily EVENING
STAR circulste so generally throughout the
country. z
TERMS.
ssE7 Cash, iNvaridbsy - a&eascs.
Single copy, per annum. ..........si 50
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE CxHrs.
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By BOTILER WILSON Auotioneers
CONVENIENT SALE OF CONDEMNED PRO-
VI PERTY.-On WEDNESDAY,, February 10, 1864,
commencing at 107s o'siock. M, we shall sell al
Warehouee on street, between sixteenth and
Nineteenth streets. Washin gton D. O., the follow.
ina articles belon ging to the Medical and ospital
Department, condemned unfit for the public
1873 Cooking and other Stoves
Zinc and other Bathtubs #.
1850 pounds Concentrated Milk,
80 Iron Boilers,
% Tea Kettles,
60 pounds Corn Starch,
''.SS 81 SStssa.st''. Sosa,
SCI BED ss.rhhs,
$50 Iron Bedsteads,
8SI Straw and Husk Mattresses,
342 Mosquito Bare,
$50 Pillow Cares.
" Leather Buckets
26S Lanterns,
31l Sheets,
109 Chairs,
43 Shirts,
40 Drawers,
4G0 Pillows,
~ Wooden Buckets,
664 Tin Cups,
100 Camp Kettles,
l64 Patent water Closets
4ooOo Bottles, Tin Cans, and Jsrs OF al de-
scriptiops,
$50 Barrels and Kegs
With large lot of other goo not deemed neoss
ssry to enumerate, altose ther forming an exten
Eive collectio n worthy Of public attention
Terms Cash, in Government funds
HENRY JOHNSON,
n. 8. K.,U g. A., and Acting Medical Purveyor.
: " per BoTELnR WILSON,
ia &-td Auctioners.
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OTRATIGY AND TACTICS. By General Du-
y four. translated by Oapt VIM. r. 0raiehin, d.
.; knsiassss; ssSo. vpArcK rAvro,
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By @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
rHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
~ TY.-By virtue of . decree of the late Circuit
Court Of the District OF Colum bia sitting IS Q
her. 1852, and rendered in cause mo. s03) pend
ing in said Court between Christopher GI hammer
and William b. Todd trustees OF the late Gottlieb
Z Grammer and William b. Dunkinso on and others,
defendants, the undersigned trustees will sell at
public auction the following real estate part of the
real estate Of the late G. c. Grammer) in Washing
On MONDAY. February 2od. at o'clo1k p. m
On the premises, parts of lots mum bersd twelve (H
and fGgItsen M in square q, AZ front
west near it's intersection with street north
If desired this property win be sold in parate
portions, each to have front OF twenty Eve feet
This valuable property IL most sIigibly situated
for any kind OF business. being very near the Cen
81 Post Once, Patent Ohice, the Market Space and
pied for many many years by Mr. W. Balsaf, Cabinet S
maker.
Aad on the follo,cing day, TUESDA " the 23d day
Of February. 1861.
lot numbered three, ts,S in square Numbered % two
hundred and thirty, f1S0) valuable lot, fronting
eighty five feet and one inch on the Canal, be-
tween Hth and 18th stl eets west, near the Canal
The terms Of ,ale are One third cash, the bal
ance to be paid In equal instalments, In six and
twelve months from the day of sale; the said bal
payment thei to be secured by the notes of the
purcb aser; and said notes to be secured by deed
of trust on the said property
days from the day of Eale the trustees reserve the
right to resell at the risk and expense of the pur
cbaier.
An and St re of
WM. TODD.
Trustees,
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CANTERBURY HALL
q A3s1o z SSAAssTTEEkkBs11skTY:S SAsTEkB11skTY::S rH414H,. AsH
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Rssr Of National and Metropolitan Hotels

Rs.r Of National and Metropolitan Hossls
GEoRan LsA.-.- ----.....---..... Proprietor.
TONIGHT
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BEST BILL ~ II FIJI III. SEASON.
Dess: e z .s Z
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vARIETIEsl vARlETlEsl
IloNTIXG PENN. AvEEUI AND NINTH Srs.
MUSIC HALL AND rH1ArER.
The Popular mk ka1Sr, %, rHompsoN
HEo1oEf AZ the fiseEfro hfofoRi ii'nsd PGst asstroR
AHo The 'osffss 'sfss Asfss;si sHsalE rR1.L.
And the World b Great DAnseuse
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In the Great Drama of
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TEE pos OF ssosTAkers.
- This wonderful Dog
ks tw @t HECTOR
Il the most ssgaoious of animals Taught by years
of labor. The most wonderful Dog In existencs.
lnttTHD DRAMA OF OUR BOYHOOD ONOE
SEEN, NEV1R FORGOTTEN =,
THE MUSIC HALL SHOW
THE ENTIRE NEW BALLET TROUPE
+ W&DN1sDAN AkTKRNOON RASHI0NABLE
MATINEE. On which oocsson . Great Dramatic
f4s hl Piece for the Ladies.
IS Prices, 50 and u cents. Pivate Boxes, S5 fss
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

tAssoCIATED PRESS DIsPAToHEs.]
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIm0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
> &05 8 q 7a y
trains will be run between washin gton and New
York. and Washington and the Wtst as follows:
FOB NEW YORK and BOSTON
Leave Washington at snd lo.45 A.. M. ana s
p. n. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at s.n, 2 and TO- A. M
ano 5, 25, and 80 P. A. daily, except sunday.
On Sunday at A. NJ and and 80 p. M, only.
, FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. 81
P, NJ daily. except Sunday. On Sunday. at 7.aO r.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. Fl.
Leave Baltimore at 50, ITO, l5 and Q 40 A.
N. ano $50. SIS, and 80 p. M except SUNDAY.
On Sunday. at 4 80 and $40 A. NJ. and $40 P. NJ. =
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Z Leave Washington at 6. % A. NJ and Is P. NJ,
leave Baltimore at 10 A. NJ. and 5 5.I5P.M.
z Trsins leaving Washington a. A. III. and
E 1e p. NJ, 60 through to New York without
: ahs1ge of ears. Sleeping Car on 73o M. train
1 The first and fourth trains from Washington,
and third and ffth trains from Baltimore. stop at
/, Al way points.
For further information, tickets of every kind.
"a APPLY to George f K;s Koent1 agent at Wash
WP. SMITH, Master Of Transp't'n.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
10 20-tf tIntel Chron)
II CONsEoUENCE OF THE ICE IN THl
4 bay, the Fort Monroe boats will ~K-A
Issys Baltimore NOR, y Gel9ca
js lift N. N. TAILS, President.
II. W. PITKIN. AB PITKIN.
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A LONG NAME.-The clerk of the court has
issued marriage license to ssSandy Alexander
Burbank Stewart Smith" to marry Patsy
Green. The parties of course are colored, az
no white native could carry such a name.
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VOL. XIII.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS. =
RyJ MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers
ENTIRl STOCK OF FAMILY 9ROC ERIEB-
II STORE. RINTUREs, STaSD CASKS, sHsLvISa,
ETC AT PUBLIC SALE. AND THE sToRE FoR RENT.
On WEDNESDAY MORNtHG. February 10, com
mencng at 10 O'Clock We lali gel 1t the Grocsry
Store of the late jos W avis, Rt the coInsr OF 9th
abdE rests, The Entire stock therein, containing
in pAi t. '4
Eafrels of Refined an5 Hhds Of Brown Sugars,
Java, La Suira, and Bio Coffees.
Imperial Gunpowder, Young Hyfon, Green Teas,
9oopg, S@ogsahons; @ a Pouch Jog, Black Teas.
HaRs, Macke rel in Kits and Larger Packages,
Chocolate, Pepper. 6pices all kinds,
Together with . general assortment of Family
Groceries. .
ALSO, i. I. sf.
OLD Rye Whisky, French Brandy, Holland Gin. r-
Madeira and 81 erry Wines in Casks and Bottles.
IMMEDIATBLY AFTER 1@
The sale Of the Stoeh, win be sold the fa
Weights and Measures Shelving, II
Counter and Store Fixtures, Dntire. III
Terms cash. MARY ANN DAVIH,
Z. = s&E Administering. -
... J.C. Meg UIRE & CO., Aucts.
THE STORE IA FOR RENT.
Apply to the Administrative. fe4
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Jordan sets forth that he and his wife have
hved peaceab1y together until recently; thai sis
ana MS wife have for two years past rssSded
win her mother; that he recently left her, and
now wishes to obtain possession OF the children,
VINO ne fears, If sufe red to remain with their
vite. .& - =
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SMUGGLING WHIsKY.-A man by the name
of Patrick Cunningham was arrested Satur-
day by Captain Peck for attempting to snug
gle whisky across the river. He was COM
mitted 10 The Central Guard.house.
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III II II Y!i
HAY. .Alao, lot Of Slightly damaged Timothy
f. - - :, - q. jackson 4 CO.,
fe 2ws 80 7thstYeet and Carai Bridge.
GREAT eACRIFlCE "A new splendid Grand
VI Square PIANO PORTE Is for tais By g
gentleman leaving Wssbin ston, and can &E55ST3
be seen ct Prof: ALEX. WOL0WsKI'S SUAu
Rooms. No. SAG street corner of Eleventh
etTeet. fee
DLEAsn NOTICE THE RA0T-Plain Sewing
tics and at moderate priees at The store recently
oeened on street, No. 81. between ath and 9Th
the manufketure Ct eentiemens b and la1ies' Gar.
ments together with every description Of chill.
dren's Clothes. A liberal pAtropAge solicited.
ia Mvlms MISS b. Z HOBBS
IrOR eAL1-l.Oo0 OoIda Of WOOD, really for
Il delivery, about one mile from Fort WsshinE-
tnp N, on the Rotoynsc. Inquire for terms OF BOB.
BOnl1. street, between 7th and eth streets
= - - <~NsN p ~ 3-sf 4rt--
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REBEL PRIsoNERs.-Six prisoners Of war,
captured near Catletts Station, were sent in
on Saturday from the from. and committed to
tie Old Capitol by Captain Todd
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SOLDIERS distributing the past month the
number of soldiers, including convals scents,
recruits, veterans and others who were re-
ceiyed at the Soldiers Rest and for warded 10
their destinations amounted to 25,3Sf
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nIARIEeI DIARI1Si D IARI,I
FOB 1851 FOR 1854 FOR 1851
rs VARnrrlsi rs vAaIRrIRsl rs VARIETIES |
ALL STYLES ALL STYLES ALL STYLISl
Wholesale and Wholesale and Wholesale and
Retail Retaili Retail
PHILIP & sOLOMONsl PHILIP SOLOMONs.
PHILIP sOLOMoNsl
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
332 PEHs. Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth Streets.
~sent to the ARMY FRIl OF POSTAGE.
da gD.H
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IMPROVE YOUR
by the use of the celebrated
PEBBLE and PERIsCOPIC spECTACLES,
acknowledged IS the best for Strengthenins and
Pyesauiag the impaired Eyesight, scientifically
and correctly suited, by
FRANKLIN d CO., Opticians,
2A4 Pennsylvania avenue, bet 18th and 18th SITS. !,
and
3ss Pennsylvania avenue, under National Hotel
FIELD CLASSES, OPERA CLASSES
MICROSCOPES, THERMOMETERS,
STEREOSCOPES, PHOTOGRAPH ALB UAS
C4RTES DE VISITE. dc.
In great variety, and At the lowest prices.
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FouRrREsrH AND = eIREErs EourH,
Hotels, families and sutlers are invited to call
and examine orr stock Of Meat, Game, Poultry ana
Vegetables. Sausasss and Bologna constantly on
hand and for sale In quantities. Suffers and pur.
We eyol requested to call.
10 q. Inn 4. ID. HEPBURN, Prom
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REDUCTION In PRICES.

N
Point Collars, Gets and Handkerchiefs,
Thrs ad Lace Barber Coiffsurs and Vei's
Plain. Embroidered and Valencia Handkerchief.
Infapts, Robes and Waists, ''
Steel and Ornyx Pins yardrops and Combs.
Also large stock Of Hsaddissses the latest styls
The above soods viii 5s :oia at ioS prices to
WIN. WEINDHRG. Is
rs Market Space, Penn. ayenus)
IN 1S 80 between l5th and 9Th streats
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NOTICE TO HAOKMIN AND OTHERS HAv-
ing carriages to be re- painted should not have
them done until they give me call Ali work done
By me is warranted to look as good and wear As
wen as worn dors in the Argest chops In the North
Wagon builders who have no painters would dnd it
to their Advantage to give ma . call.
A. ]. WILLIAM8, Coach Painter,
near the cor. Of Nd. av. and 9TH ST., Island.
ia 10 Inn
nR. P. CROGHAN BKGs TO ANNOUNCE
~ Il at he has lately arrived from Ireland. sftsr
being in charge Of several Hospitals thers-Mid-
vifery, Lock, and Fever Hoepitals-and respectful
ly solicits the patron age of the public.
DR. crogh.n q has also visited the East n dies and
has bad ample opportunities Of becoming acquaint
&c with disc ases of every character.
Dr Uroshan can be consulted at his Office. No.
$50 virEinis avenue, between 7th aud sth streets,
255 oHS'wAdSlR. 255
Having resumed my old line OF Looking Giass
ard Picture Frame Making, 1 win offer to my old
patrons and the pu bile, arse ssortment of Oval
Mirror, Photograph and other Frames In yaristy
Also, q large assortment of Chamber Mir ORA
either Mahogany, Walnut or Gilt Old Frames re.
gilt and Looking Glass Plates inserted In Old
Iramss at reasonable prices snd with d,spatsh.
JOHN WA0NRR
255 Pa. av. bet. 18th and 18th sts.,
"a G. eolmr south side.
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WIN H. MiNNIX,
SUCCESSOR TO JOHN BERRY,
No ta4 conner north + and trsst Sd streets, :
Has on hand large lot OF prime
HICKORY. OAK AND PINE WOOD. =
Which will be delivered to purchasers at very res.
sonsble prices. ife fns
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II ". PITKIN. A. B. PITKIN
loa Market st PhiId. isl Ninth ST +, Wsyhins.oa
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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