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WANTS..

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WANTsD.A coed se,e.ea oYsrHR sHVoK.
Ho. Corner a: q .na ~! the Nc"
a BOARD in : ssptesl private family. ADD T,sss,
WAlH,TaP.k smart tidy aikI T. Dc u, T0 ,dI
from tn, Fancy store. JAZZ 2t'
WANTED-A good BOY. to learn the Black.
and wson works. sDs A. ie' h
WANTED.By esntleman and bis sister, two
,o.,a oemforssbly iurnishsd Rooms; viWshoSt
Y. office ii the E1en VEN IS Star :sO ,.ss:s.
WANTED-To buy PARM in the District Of
Store, corner Of and 10Th
WANTBD-BOARD By . young man in . re-
sa sssSa
go Louisiana ay:. bet: 9th and eth SITS. j.N ut
WANTED,;A4a GIRL. to do general housevork,
s.Es good references need sDsl'. At isi street
WANTED-Three FINIsHERs. None but 6rst.
w class hands need apply GRAY 4 HoYEs,
jsN-st* Ne. av. near Columbia Armory.
WANTEp-A PARTNER. 3 . COED, Eexalar
Grs:er9 and Froaace Store his efes. j.
WANTED-A mtdale-aeed WOMAN, one that
's Ss "a ses
WANTED--A WHITE SERVANT, to cook, wash
sps iron il family Of four persons Apply
Il "a :{i o. himself useful ssas1''
BOARD WANTED, with comfortable single
Box 7zH, Post Once ' ia ss-sss
WANTED-A respectable WOMAN to cook,
- 50 III 81 sF,ss: ?,
WANTEg.-A good plain COOK white vomen,D
Ts rs s.sa
stS5s opposite Center Market geod
WANTED 70 RENT-A small HOUSE, with
w ground enough for gardening, in the vieini
It lsn:S s N.s ss9 s 3D.
ST., near the Avenue. jan 26-3ts
WILLING YGUSG a!RL o. sb q f.. to =
applying at the dressmaker's, 400 Pa. avenue,
near ~. street, up stairs. ta 26-3tt
asonbs 9o5 52s ss T..a to
table. ja25n
WANTED-A SITUATION, By a respectable
s7sa os 81 ''s
tn S aiPss cat YE4T1
or any si Pa. e. Rsss0ns No.
KoDM "a sIFsS soos sa Z .s bJ Err
for one in the nei hborhood Of 10th and 18th SITS
Address A. J. K. at this office. Jana
FIRING Alb FRGF FR saas .S.b
to be, to the only practical hand in town. That
1000 patterns for EmbroidsHry and Braidinx. and
beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in
town to make patterns, he is able to meet any OPP
position. Goods stamped while you walt. Look
ont ladies in whose hands you give your goods.
v" no W ttfA''h''0e '0f e''f' "ll''l' We s'AD
WET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. ". P.
w JOHNSTON. No. IS It'll street, between the
hours of and m. and Il andi p. m. None need
apply unless willing to leave the city for few
months. nov %
YTANTED-Ladles 70 call and see nay new pat
w tsrnsfo SLIPPERS, Smoking Caps, Pineush-
Pantalets, Skirts, &c; particularly to examine our
Baby Blankets and En- broidered Flannel Skirts for
infants. The only place in town to get them We
the only persons in town yhs qndeSstfnd the
ndR ST ss1 ST. .sa 9Th
nEER SKINS WANTED !--The subscribeI. will
At theis I Bucksfin Glove ManufsctorY. los High
street 5eY is stssprss'0vn' D. ssAMsBuRa uBnRr.
" ANT lRsIS0NP. HAER 1S I5. n
DING
description. 3. RUCHLY, 40s 7th street,
jeS-H between q ana b. east side.
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CoLGATK's HoHBr soar.

NV10HE3
This celebrated TOILET SoAP in such universal
demand, 10 made from the ehoieeef materials, In
mild aad en- oltni in its nature. JrasYanty scexsd
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the
akin. For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, Jan S3-eoiy
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d. Z ID.

On the 26th inst, MARY VIRGINIA. the young
est dau ghter Of Frances and John Dades, aged
years, ii mon this and Is days.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
her funeral. from the residence of her parents,
south street. bet LIST and I'd east, at CLOCK, on
Sunday. 1t
The funeral Of JAMES ROACH, Esq, will take
place op Sunday. January 18th, at CLOCK p. M,
from St. Mary's Church at Alexandria, Va.
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SECpHT DISRAaEe.

Sanarison's tittt is the most certain, safe and
efectual RENE dy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered, Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hou,s No mineral
1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages. y; fe-
male s..
Sanaritan's Root md Herb .Jriees-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis, scrofals Ulcers
for SIS. Sold by s. c.. Ford. See advertisement ms
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HATS AND GAPS
w of every variety and style. Military and
in wh;h s o asa, the
II. Q: dLADMON & CO.,
No. 1874 Penn. avenue,
bet. A and 9Th sts., near
ian I8- lw* National Hotel.
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SpERMAToRRHGA CAN BIZ CgRED.-Dr. Rand g
Specific cures Spermdtorrh0a, Seminal WtdkneSf,
Impotency, Loss Of Pocer, etc., speedily and etectn-
Specific win convince the most skepticsl of its
merits. Price 81 Q bex. Sold By .. O. Ford; corner
Cook, Alexandria. a6ly
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Dr. DuPoNT's Su gar coated Female Regulatin G
Pills are the vay best in use They operate speedily
and efectirsly. and being sugar coated create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of
these Pills viii prove their snp1ioriy orsT al 9th
18th street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Hem
~ Cook, Alexandria. 1a6 ~
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WARRANTED TO CyRE IN SIX DATs;-Dr. kGod-
frey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty five
years. standing. will cure Go.orrh1a in sir days.
Nc change Of diet required Price 81 Rsr bottle;
Wash 9ten, and Henry Cook, Alexsndria. laj.l
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYsrEMs-new and reliable treatment
i'm Re ports of the Howard Association.Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes. free OF charge
citation, No. South Ninth street. Philadelphia.
pa da. 2a-6m
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS. etc. :,
and hundreds of others, and viii tell you nothing
but the truth. AddpesH with stamp
EDWARD 81. TRAvRR.
ra.D&WlyE Lock Box. Boston, Mass.
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Snow GASES IN THE THIRD WARD-Thurs.
day, thirty three cases under the act requiring
the removal OF snow from their sidewalks
were disposed OF by Justice Boswell at the
Fourth Ward station. They were all dis
missed.
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The CHEAPEST AND BEST HA DYE IN THE
WeRLD-Nersr Fades or Washes Out.-Upham' q
Hair Dye 80 cents box. The best in use. Try is
Sold By 8. @. Ford corner 18th street and Penn
Alexandria. Jan ely
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WE CALL ATTENTION to the advertisement
In another column OF q sacred concert to be
gwen in the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
ing OF The Both inst
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PURE MEDICINES, ACCURATELY PREPARED
We advise strangers and others residing at the
West end OF our city to procure all they require
Medicine Depot, 113 Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, where your every want in his line
can be supplied.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new and beautiful
Is TO be seen al the bOllar Jewelry Store, No.
43S Pa. av., near Ak St ia25-4t*
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TO THE LADIES AND GINTLEMyN.

MONS. REMsoNGHoT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN
DRESSER, takes great pleasure in informing the
ladies and gentlemen he has just received the Ia
test Paris Fashions for the present season and II
now ready TO ell every order. Mons. Demongsot
Is the only person in the city Of W&hington hay
he is ngased He is prepared to give satisfaction
to ~ WIG win honor him yita call 4 a9: stoek
Articles &C.. kc.. constantly Oh hand, Orders for
Dyeins and Dressins should be sent IN The the pre-
free Of charge M Demonseot is partner Of Q
house in Paris, Rue Rumeau, No. 4, kept by bis
bT other, and will 70 to Paris every Spring. On
that occasion he Will take every commission given
10 him for Psris or any order in France.
fpmery Store, eerner OF D and 10th streets. nesr
the Avenue. ta6- Inn
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AUCTION SALES


PY x. r. PAGE, Auctioneer,
ID 503 7th street, under Odd Fellows Hall.
shall sell 1T my Auction Rooms en- THURSDAY
and SATURDAY EVENINGS, January 18th and
Eth. commencing at O'Clock, and to be continued
a1aree assortment OF merchsn iiss Of every de-
scrlPnylon consisting in part Of Shirts Hats IN
Airy Boots. shoes. Ladies' Caters, Morocco and
Kid Balmorals, Slippers, TO-, Cutlery, Plated
Ware. Jewelry, and large and varied assortment
OF all descriptions Of Fancy Goods
X. r. PAGE, Auctioneer,'
500 seventh street.
5aSF under Odd Fellows Hall.
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SOU,UUU BOOTS AND SHOES
AFR REDUCED PRICES.
HELLER e. CO.. 492 SEVENTH ST..
s Ass s offering their entire stock Of boots ssd
some Of the best makes of all kinds of Ia
die,, gents N, misses An. And ehildren's Boots
Genuine Ladies' GLOVE KID Coz grsss Boots at $3.50.
A coed Lodies' Leother Heeled Shoe at S1.l5,
Ladies Slippers. good quality, IS cents,
All sizes now of the Boys Copper tipped Shoes
Heavy Mems Shoes at$1.75.
And our stock Of heavy Boots at man1fscturers'
cost, at HELLER & CO.'S,
A92 It'll st., doors above Odd yellows' Hall.
Also. large variety Of Trunks, Valiees and
Travelling Bags 1T cost at HELLER CO.'S,
Jan 9-lm. 492 7th atreat. bat. D and ats.
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RY ". B. LEWIS L co., Aue.ionesrs.

3ak'4t under Odd Fellows Hall.
RY W. B. LEWIS co., Auetionesr,.
1AgGTIoN SALES AT STORE EvsRY svEN-
COD and silver W..eh sae 5sSeir,. Gold Pens
Ph91tosraph Albums, Books. Stationery
jan asi1 ~n' NV " f B. IE WIS ( co. Aucts.
RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers.
CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON STOCK AT
oae hos q AZ .riRI Janu.5y ts st
1880 0o1Do,,.ssion of Washington quarterly six
$lp4o Corporation OF Washington quarterly Ave
1.z p: s ssi'; Stock JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.,.
10 SD Aucdoneers.
RY MoDEvITT q CONNOLLY. Auetiopeers.
4vAILAgLI HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND.
Ts 30 sold q sao!ioa on sAIYRpAY. Fsbfuary
back Snnr sussd
tween 22d and go streets, frontins on street 8,
IL o is n tho to %.s alley In
Terms One third cash; the balance in six and
..e II s
RY ". B. LEWIS CO., Auctioneers.
It oLAs
TUESDAY next, January 81, At 10 O'Clock, atour
Etc ..
reass rsblsss Stands d. C. q. s' inslsdins-
Con forters: Quilts, DO,
Cook and other Stoves,
,.G G9 IS China a1a f' Es %fEs
RY McDEVFTr 4 CONNOLLY. Auctions GERS.
ID Twenty first and streets
s6STs and sHoas;
Large assortment of GOLD and PLATED JEW
AWATcHEs,
FANCY GOODS. at Auction,
~Censignments respectfully solicited
sffE st';'
jan Is lmH 3lst and street, First Ward.
RY1. O. MCGUIRE L CO.. Arctiones=..
wssT
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. February I'd, at
O'CLOCK, In front Of the prsmSses. We shall sell
part Of Lot No s in ssaa5s Nc be rqnt9s
north. and running back 100 feet to wide Aiie
alley. improved By So bstsntisl aad we'll finished
excellent Brick Stable and Carriage House with
This property is situsted 10 central and
desirable part of the city for private resi-
dence, and will be SOLD absolutely to the highest
Terms: One third N cash; the remainder in and
IL months, with interest, secured by sdeed of trust
Convsyancing and revsnas stamps at cost of the
purchaser;
A payment of one hUnared dollars will be re-
TE SssI7I E1 8 I RI Trustee.
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U. s. SUPREME COURT, JANUARY 27.-On mo-
ton Of Mr.. Evarts Esq, Asa Bird Gardner,
Esq of New York, was admitted an attor.
nsy and counsellor of this court.
No. 116. The Bark Sarah, &c, Joshua Couil.
lard, ciainant and appellant, vs.. The United
States The argument of this cause was con-
tinued by Mr.. Evarts for the appellant, by
Mr.. Coffey for the United States, and con-
cluded by MI. Evarts for the appellant. Ad.
iourned until Monday.
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SPEAKER CoLFAx's RECRPTIoN.-The par
Tors OF Speaker Colfax's mansion were densely
crowded last night with an elegant and agree
able company, the occasion being his third
weekly reception.
tns oe.egates OF the christian Commission,
now holding convention in this city, headed
by Mr.. George H. Stewart, the chairman Of the
Commission, were among those who Gale
upon the Speaker last night; and, besides q
large number Of Senators and Representatives
In attendance, we noticed Generals Hunter,
brown. Fish ana Schenck, Judge Casey, Maj
Jonn Hay, Commissioner Dole, of the Indian
the currency; Rev. ]. g. Busler, and others
The proportion OF ladies was unusually large
and the assemblage altogether was one of great
eIeKauce
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MARRIED,

On the oath instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Ryan, 8. b.
REEDlR to MARY JANE NOBLE, both OF this
city.
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7NITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.
FUFURB DAYS.

In virtue of writ Of ieri faca, issued from the
Clerks Once of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia and to ne DIRECTED | yill sell At
day of February next, 1865, at II O'Clock m, in
front of the Court House door of said County, ell
to the Lot No. B, in Square No 64l in The city of
Washington, D: g.. being the 3 interest in said
Henry Fields, and will be sold to aatisfy judiciaIs
No ll3, Supreme Court, D. G in favor Of Samuel
Norment. WARD ID. LAMON.
fan sd q. 8. Marshal, D. q.
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- at manufacturers prices
Also. all kinds of CASTINGS done with neatness
and despatch, at WHITE BROS,
No. 23 Maine avenue.
jal2-1m* near Armory Square. Island.
T7HOMPsON's POMADE OPTIEM-For i'm part.
L ing rich gloss and exquisite perfume 10 the
Hair, is far superior to any other Pomade extant.
Prepared by F. G. WELLS 4 CO.. New York, and
sold by all Druggists Price 35c and 75c psr bottle
DUTLERS BALSAMIc MIXTURE.-This old,
ID well known and entirely reliable remedy for
Secret Malades is for sale By al Druggists. Price
81 per bottle. jan l9-esly.a
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A. n. WILLIAM, IA
SNS IMPORT TER, *
$50 "a. ave, Wash 81, Cite Treyise,
fngtor D. @. Paris.
Has received q new care OF goods from Paris
containing. all kinds of goods pertaining to his
C:oak, Miitissry, and Fancy business; also. great
Bows, several Few styles. Waterfalls, Curtis ia ali
colors and styles, Bra.ds, SO 30. Head dresses
a splendid assortment of White Waists for eveains
wear: Belt Ribbons Of an entirely new style. &c
m. WILLIAM has added to his business Human
Hair Mandatory. where orders viii be taken for
any kind OF HairwOrk. Orders will also be taken
for goods from Paris. amounting to not less than
one thousand dollars They win be executed
faithfully, as NJ. William has his regular estab-
lished house il Paris. 3m if
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FoRDs THKArER-Miss AIicsar.v MconI.
iougn and the entire company in the novel
drama, " The Streets of New YORK." introdu-
eng Characteristic scenes Of Union Square,
Five Points, &c.
growers THRArRR.-Miss Lucille Western
again IN the protean drama of "Satan in Paris, ~
MISS western appearing in six different char
acters.
OXFORD HALL-The great stock company in
an attractive bill OF music, ballet and senti.
ment. Matinee this afternoon for ladies.
CANTRRBURY.-All the favorite artists ir q
rich programme OF negro delineations dan
cling, songs, &c, concluding with the fairy
spectacle Of " Harlequin Fantasia"
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A UOTI0N SALE OF C0NDEMNED HORSNS.
QuARfBRMAsrBR GENERALS OgrIoE, }
FIRST DIyIsIoS,}
WASHINGTON CITY, January q, 1865 \
Will be sold. at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Bsltimore Md; On
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
HORSES.
These Horses have been condemned as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
Fer road and farming purposes, many eooa bar.
gains may be had.
Horses sold sinsly. Sale to commence at 10 o
m. and will be held at Phillips Government
Stables, corner Of Paea and German streets.
Terms cash in United States currency
JAMES A EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division
ian 4-l5t @. NJ. q. O.
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re- NO. 10 MARKET EPAU1.
n To make room fer
SPRING GOODS,
I will sell nay sntre stock Of Ladies', Misses and
Children's, Gents and Boys
BOOTS AND SHOES AND RUBBNRS
at Q Discount of
TEN PER CENT ON ALL SALES,
until February 18th next.
An early call is solicited.
J. RosRNTNAL,
No, lS Market Space,
jan 19lm Pa. av., between 8th and 9th sts
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
QuARrERMAsrHR GENERALS OFFICE,
LIST Division, Washington City, Jan. IA, 1851
est bidder. at the time and places named below,
PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY
February 2. 1865.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY. Feb
ruary Is, 1865.
THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
at each place.
the cavalry service Of the army. .oo6 La.
For road and farming pu-feses many eoo9 peg
Horses sold sir.,v
ssle to :. .ommenss at 10 o'clock .. m.
rsrms cash, in United States eurrency;x
! JAMES A. EK1N,
Colonel in charge First Division,
jal6 Quartermsster Generals Once.
GALE OF CONDEMNHD HORSES.
ouARrssxAsrKR GENERALS orriox,
FIRST DIVISION. WASHINGTON CIrY,
January S. 1865
WIZ be sold, at public auction. to the hiShsss
bidder. ct Giesboro, D. O., on
rwa rFKKIRAY. Jsnusry Is 1879, ,..,
TWO "a ng rsGRs CAVALRY J, HORSES is.a
TwoHUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
On FRIDAY. January n. 1865,
TWO HUNDRED OAVALRY HORSES.
These horses have been condemned unat for
the Cavalry service Of the Army.
For road and farming purposes. many COED bae.
Horses sold sin&ly, Sale to commence at 10 q. n,
Terms cash ia United States eysIssnsy.
Colonel In charge First Division 0uartermastse
Generals Ofice. a6lSt
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WINDOW SHADES.

Different celors and sizes Window Shades in
store. Orders for any required style or sse Shade
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40 ls.'- WIZ AND fAsssIS' 1856
Different sizes and eolors Picture Cord and Tas-
sells, Rings, Nails, 60
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1856 GARD v1sITs FRAMES. 486
French Gilt, Swias Carved wood, and American
Composition Card Frames in variety.
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Board ano Rooms.

NETWORK HOTEL.-The proprietor be-
eving tina, the comfort and convenience Of hi. guests
ole the Restaurant sysc hss determined to sdop. the
bitter on the lot Of May next
BY esahi.hings Reann equal in every respect to any
i, country and employing all tie in his power to
II con pae fayora5ly with the most celebrated In EUROPE
f. ouh ent the Newly oTk Hotel will continue to hold
vel Lnown reputation as home fQr gentlemen end fam
iirs. - hiilASi OhaHoiO4''
E,w.Yorl Aprl %, 1865.
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Drp GOODS. g.

E'ROM TIE BOTTOM.-NEW GOODS AT
Il THE NEW PRICES, AT no. IL FOURTH AVE, A
FEW DOORS BELOW EIGHTH.sT WE ARE NOW
!OPEHlNG FROM LAST WEEKS AUCTION, A FULL
'sTOCK OF LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
|CRAsHEs, TOwELINGs, NAPKINS, DOYLIEs, "a,
BILE DAMASK AND FRONTING LINENS, ALSO
lsWlSS BOOK AND NAlNSOOK MUSLlNS, PLAIN AND
lPLAID JACONETS. CAMBRlCS, LACE AND MUSLIN
.DRAPERIES, SILESiA AND LINING CAMBHlCS,
.GENTs SHIRTS, SHIRT BOSOMS, COLLARS AND
|CRAVATS LADIES' AND GENTS LINEN HANDkER-
iCHIEFS, LADIES', GENTS AND CHlLDRfNS COT
TON Isle AND SILK GLOVES AND HOSIERY, EX-
ICELSIOR KID GLOVES
LADIES LINEN SITS, COLLARS AND SLEEVES
L.DIKs' AND GENTS UNDER EsTs AND DRAWERS
PARAsOIs AND Sun UMBRELLAS.
NEW STYLE on FANCY COMBS AND Ii.AD ORNAMENT.
EUeLE GIMP TRIMMING RIBBONS AND BRAID.
EMBROiDgRKD SITS AND COLLARS lNPANfs WAISTS, AND
RoBEs. EDGIsGs AND lSsKRTISGs.
LACE AND GRAPE Ais
Walls BAREGHs TIssUEs AND GRsSADfSE.
FULL STOtK YANKEE NOTIONS.
go T. BEST BONE tORsETs AT 81 oO PER PAIh
HoOP SKIRTS PROM 81 Up.
100 DOB LADIES fUIIcSIzs bALMoRAL SKIRTS, 81 -.
AND A LAR9R NARIEIY OTHER GOODS AT Tbs SANE
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Low PRICEa
tALENIlNE Co,
No. II FouRTHAvB.,
IA FEW DOORS COOPER ISsrII Urs AsroR PLacs OR
EIGHTHsT.
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UNCLE SILAS. Story Of Bartram-iisugh BY j. s. |
FAM author OF "Wyiders Hand "The House BY Il
Church-y ard &c. 8vo. Paper, IS cents
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HARCHS ENGLISH LANGUAGE. Method Of PhiOlo:
cal Study OF the English Language BY FRANCS A. MARC
Professor Of the English Language and Lecturer on Cor
parave Phiology in Lafayette College, Esson Pa l2n
90 cents.
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AN ELEGANT LIBRARY EDITION OF VANITY FAIR.
Vanity Fair; Novel without Hero by WILLIAM MAks
PEACE TnAcKER.Y With Illustrations by tile Author and
Por,rsi on Steel engraved by Hslpn sner Lawrence
Picture. and elegant Library Edition in Three Vol
une. Pos, 8vo on Toned PAPER. Cloth 81 50; Half No
rocco, $l2 IS
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