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COTTON FACTORS, ETC.

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Il. WILLIAMS, Calhoun, Ky) Ff
Cotton and Tobacco Factors
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cotton Factors
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. ~ afaVer street, between Camp and st. Charles
HARLOW }. PHELPS : CO.. propose giving my per
s6na attention to their and solicit '
December 2, 1855. o. b. BURNER"
WooDs, MATTHEWS q CO.,
q. B. WOODS, WIN. H MATTHEWS. ARCHIE WOODS,
.lgH"rH w. y . So
General Commission Merchants.
los Poydras Street, New Orleans
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sonn D. noe : 70, Lewis Bro, B. NJ Runyan, j. B. g.
Converse Ksnnsst $ Keep, ". Bureriass c., New
", r,. IL. q r. 49, ~, ' DaA''e'
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FDWARD PILsBURY,
COTTON FACTOR AND CONFESSION MERCHANT,
No. II CARoHDEIEr STREET,
Retwaen Cana, and eo,-,,, s+,s...
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W. succpssop To pnpys ,z.,rr,,
SUCCESSOR TO BORFs sHAFFER0
COTTON FACTOR Ioar and HESE 4 COMMISSION and
ION c". -
the me pro.
xsss.s Lee, Bliss Co., New York.
R Ra.ch Ape I e. Co.; Il St Td mGuis Mo-
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Successors to Warren Gilmore 4 Co,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
no. AZ carondelet Street, New Orleans, La
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ROBT T. MOORE formerly wish LAWS n 0rlasbv
Cotton and Tobacco Factors and General,
o nn =, - herehahss'
Repectfuv solicit tho PATRONAGE of their ep5s and N.
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$500 ~ 4
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w No ea BROAD STREET, NEW YoR
Cotton and Tobacco Factors and General Con
mission Merchants.
IL. ..u LOUISVILLE, by.
Wholesale Grocers and Commission Mer.
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r IBERAL, CASH ADyANcEs MADE ON
by R. PRITCHARD,
No s. CsrondeI e sereet, New Orleans. La
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COTTON FACTORS
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0. .-. Commission Merchanfss
100 Common street
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No. 40 Perdido street.
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Successors to J. q. 4 W. ELLIsJ
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants.
81 % Carondset Street. New Orleans
HOGAN d PATTON, r... -.
VIII. HOGAN, late vanoo County, Miss.
JOHN PATTON. New Orleans La.
Cotton Factors ...N
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
JAMES WRIGHT. :
1854 oo N Is SIC NERO liant.
"a 1-2 carondelet street
Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE bought and ,o,d
| ADVANCES made consisnrnents to Al p H.m....v ,
Bro, Liverpool Caldwell Ashwortb WAN str.s. NJ w.
T Il. HOOD d. CO., -
g'B. HOOD, JOHN c. BARELLr, RED n. TH.yrR
General Commission MERCHANTS,
- 100 COMMON STREET.
Second Floor) @&
NEW ORLEANS.
r MILLIKEN-
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs BROKER,
Commission Merchant,
NO. ~ CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA
Will attend to purchase and sale of Sugar oassea
WILLIAMS q BLACK.
CRANK W. WILLIAMS, ALEXANDER q. BLACK,
. Commission Merchants,I
81 BEAVER STREET NEW yoRK
w Witty q CO,
HARDWARE, GENERAL COMMISSION, 4
AND - tzs=ae
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants.
site The Hoass New ofs La 0pDo
sonsiEnments of Merchandise for sale or shipment
win receive prompt and careful attention. Y
JOSEPH H. OGLEsBY, .
GATE oGLEsBY MAcAUhAYJ
Commission Merchant,
NOS. g, 70 AND 70 TcHoUPIToULAs STREET,
new oRLEAxs
MUILvAINE BROTHERS, 81
COMMISSION MERCRANTs, -et F.
No. 40 Broad Street, New York.
Cash advances made shipments to the above house By
[ JOSEPH H. o6LEsBY,
-- So 70 and Y Tcho4pi:ouas street
DEN. ToLEDANO, :
COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. Is Union street, New Orleans.
% dATE OF AUSTIN, TExAsS
General Commission Merchant,
NO. 4s cARoNDELET STREET, CORNER OF UNION
NEW ORLEANS.
PERKINS CO. respectfully solicit the patronage of their
former correspondents their friends generally for Mr.
ness at their old Office assisted by the others
formerly connected with the house.
W. ~ PERKINS,
D. I. KERNIoN.
WKITEMAN EROTHERs,
70. P. wHITEMAN, H. c. WHITMAN. E. W. WHITE.
MANI
Receiving, Forwarding,
.H0 -.E AND
ooMMIssIoN MERCHANTS,
Wholesaleand Retail Dealers IN
GROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE, LIME, CEMENT,
NAILS, Etc,
Bayou Sara, La.
~ Eavng resumed business their old stand respectfully
solicit renewal Of former patronage.
r. L. KoUNs d BRO.
"a. L KoUNs, BEN B. KouEs)
General Commission Merchants,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
.- AND DEALERS III
FANCY GROCERIES, BOAT AND BAR sToREa
No. 50 Common street. New orleans.
COLLECTIONS consignmens SELL Orders to Purchase
from the Levee, solicited
Goods '''D'''A gwen 70 f's's''ins An' fof~af'ins
Liberal Cash Advances made Consignmsnts.
IT. 6. NOEL.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
For the sale of sE. ...
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Mules and Horses,
STOCK LANDING, NEW oRLEANs
Satisfactory references given.
.JNo. w. GLENN v q as G1;VgNo W. GLENN, F..
PORT LAvAcA, MATAGoRDA BAY, TEXAS.
DEALERS IN -
GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Liberal advances made all Consignments to them.
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GILMER, HOPKINS d CO.,
THos NJ. GILMER, of Shreveport; o. HOPKINS, Of New
Orleans G. W. SAUNDERS, Chicot CO., Ark. I;
Cotton and Sugar Factors md General Com
b, mission Merchants,
No. l6 UNION srREEr. NEW 0RLsANs La
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LIVERY STABLES.

TATTEKSALLS STABLES, st5fT4h
No. 1893 GRAyIER STREET, NEW oRLEANS.
HORSES AND BUGGIEs TO HIRE ia 5saf
HORSES KEPT ON LIVERY Fs.r
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PRANK NEwHALL.
IL = -1''''Sg1s r--"'11T J
14.... .... :. CAMP STREET. :,

IA,..,,..,, CAMP STREET.
| it y 81 = Between Common and Canal streets, b
Has on hand constantly receiving direct from tn
Manufacturers in the and Europe large elegant
assortment Of WALL PAPER in Oak Mahogany and Marble
nissors Frsrcnss Centsrs Pannelling, StatusIg ana
Scenery. - 5z{5 q + I. III n, .sts.45f ~ -.
sslssEs s,iss nd Public and Private Buildings finished u
the exquisite manner and the shortest notice
The attention of City and Country Dealers Il called to h<
immense Stock of WALL PAPER embracing every variety
extant which he can dispose of at prices IS any ~
establishment in the country
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YOUTHFUL CoINERs.-A gang four of bow.
engaged in coming money was discovered IN
Montreal on Saturday last. 1t appears that
grocer on ST. Mary street had been robbed al
most every Sunday and on taking stock to as
certain hs loss he found that not less than
$500 had been stolen. Near where be lives Is
q court, and about this several boys were fire.
quently seen, who suddenly seemed to disap-
pear in some strange way. This excited sus-
picion, but no place about the yard could be
seen that was likely to form place of con-
ceaiment. Detectives being sent for, how
ever, found oui that below a bake hou sc in the
yard was cellar, the entrance to which was
covered up with cord wood and rubbish. In
to this place the detectives wormed them
selves. and found the four bows aud a girl half
drunk, with a collection of moulds for Coming
metal, spoons, and implements, besides a
quantity of false coin. There were also found
there sewing machine, and some boxes of pa
per- collars
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AN ABUSED TIUsT.-Judge Bryan MuIlan-
ply. of 81. Louis. Missouri, died about fifteen
years ago. His viii contained the folio ing
clause: 'One equal urdIvided third OF all M v
property. real. personal and mixed, i leave 20
the city OF ST Louis, state OF Missouri. in trust
10 be and constitute fund 10 furnish relief 10
all poor emigrants and travellers coming 20 ST
Louis. on their way, bona fde, 10 settle in the
West" By this clause the city came into the
possession of property valued at something
more than S5OO,OOO. In the last report Of the
commissioners Of this fund, il is estimated at
S950,OOO OF which about SiOO 600 is in real state
But, unless the St. Louis papers are in error
the "poor emigrants and travellers" have not
received pennyworth of benefit as vet from
this generous benefa tion.
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~Avery Morgan, the mead of one of the
first families of Waterford, CT, is under bonds
for trial for whipping his wife, who provoked
him TO II by splitting in his face.
HGame is so abundant and so fat in the
region neighooring to San Antonio, Texas
that the sportsman never thinks Of shooting
turkies resting on lofty limbs, for they are so
fat the fall bursts them open
~Sally B. once asked the late Rev. DIR
Osgood If he would sanction an evening lee
ture in his church at Medford. No" said the
Doctor; IL have no opinion OF religion got by
candle-hght"
SThe great ocean regatta will begin ON
Tuesday, Dec. II. The starting point will be
New York and the winning point the Needle
near the Isle of Wight. Commodore Mcyickar
will be one OF the judges.
~A young man in Clay county, Ill, at
tempted last week 10 shoot his father, but as
Dis revolver missed fire, the father seized a
shot gun and shot the young villain dead.
EArtemus Ward is praised by the London
papers and epoken OF as "undeniably clever
and tupny."
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THE PRUssIAN EXPENDITURE OF CAR
TRIDGEs.-There is no modern warfare that
can show so economical a use of cartridges as
is shown in the following statement: The
Prussian War Office has issued a return of the
number OF cartridges expended in the late war
with the view of showing that il was the Prus-
sian troops and not the Prussian needle-gun
that gained the victory. The number OF car
trIdges expended during the whole cop1paign
was one million eight hundred and fifty thous-
and, which, being distributed among two hum
dred and sixty eight thousand rifle bearing in
fantry, gives an average OF no more than Sc ven
cartridges TO each man. In the two hottest
engagements of the war the expenditure was
respectively twenty-five and twenty-three
cartridges per man. These figures show now
snort a time must have been occupied in the
actual work Of firing the needle gun oy each
soldier. nevery man had set TO work in earn.
est toidisc scharge his seven cartridges, the whole
supply Of the campaign would have been ex-
hausted in one minute,,'
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ALEXANDRIA lTeMs.-From the Gazette OF
yesterday afternoon we clip the following:
The contractors for repairing the railroad
bridge ever the Potomac river, Messrs Pierce
and bradshaw, who have been hindered in
their operations by the occurrence OF unforeseen
rying up their work, and will. it is thought
have the bridge in passabe order for local
trains by the middle Of the current month
Kew. James ID. Coulling, some years ago sta
toned in this city, widely known and much
esteemed minister Of the Methodist EpiscopaI
Church South, died on Wednesday morning.
at the Murfreesboro' Female College, of which
Institution he was president
Leonard. who was shot on Sunday evening
last by John Cooney, is lying at his lodgings.
upper end OF King street, with symptoms of
Inflammation gradually increasing
Major w. b. Richards has been tenderad
the appointment Of superintendent of the
Southern Division of the Globe Express Com
pany.
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IRON EUROPE.
[By Gable yesterday evening ,

lBy Gable yesterday evening
LONDON, Tuesday evening, Dec. 4-rhe
ROy a. COMMISSION 10 consider aud r-pJrs
what changes are necessary IN the n-u ~
laws OF Eueltud ~ now IA session lEI- rr n
pos' d of thirteen members An orgautza'tOn
has teen effected and the business Gur Natyb
the Commission was formed Will ~ "nf'rsc
upon immediately. Rumors have been cnrr-nt :
To- day OF a split in the Brush CAM mt
there ls high authority for prononnC ng th-m
fRlse. The reperts have been very fr-- ga thts
connection with the name OF Mr. Disrselil,
W bo has no intention II leaving the Ministry.
summary Of President job nson's message
has been received by the cable, and pa hli~hed
IL bad no effect upon the price Of English OF
American securities. The French subsCrlptgrn
medal for Mrs. Lincoln has been presented 70
Mr.. B,gelow TO carry TO the United States.
BERLIE, dec. 4-Prussia ana Saxsny have
smicably settled the differences that eNlst.d
between them.
STOCKHOLM. Dec. i-Plsns for naval and
hsrbor defence. suggested by Captain Erics-
son. of American on-clad fame. bslnc
considered by the Swedish Government
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II -, PENSION OFFICE, July 18th, 1855
~ ALL WHOM 1T MAY OOROEHs
.Apphes alton having been made under the act Of
Snne Lol loo Tor the reissue Of the following de-
scrlbeo Land warrants, which are alleged to have
oeen lost or destrsyed.-Notice 10 hereby given
thstAt the date following the desc ripton Of ach
Nmntaht new certificate warrant of like tenor
VII De reissued, N no valid objection should than
jos. ii. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No. $3.50, for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
march $, lSs, In the name Of Tamer, widow se
9ena Benton, and was granted August 4, Iscs-
No. 81 .s2l, for 80 acres. issnsd under the act OF
ssPtenber fsso In the nat6e OF Spencer Wiley,
e&nd & was granted April soth, lss3 December u.
No. Zs.OI4, for 80 acres. issuea under the act OF
march Sd, 1885, In the name oS Spencer Wiley and
Nss Nsss granted February 18th, 1855. December y,
No Is lOs for leo acres, issuse under the act Of
March Sd, 1855, tn the name of Horace Gregory
And was granted December 1, ls56.-Becember
No .s,7ss for 10 acres Of hand. Issued under the
act II March s, 1855, In the name of Elisha Bacon
a AUG vas granted January ~, 1856. January IL,
no % s4s. for leo acres, issued uEdtr the act of
mneh slI lao5, In the name Of Ivory Butler, and
was grAatto A pril ls l856-February 2, 1857.
M 80 y SSs Ter l6O acres, issued under the act OF
hsrch "a ISaS, in the name OF LAZsrgs Harlon,
To- lSo7. ~ ~
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A BOTTLE OF BRANDY PER DAY.-The
London Review says: I'VE have heard a
rather good story Of Bismark. He is said to be
partial TO brandy, and before leaving Berlin
for the seat of war little of his sked him
how long be was TO be away. He replied that
he did not know. Thereupon a servant came
In TO inquire how many bottles OF cognac were
TO be packed mp la the Counts luggage
'Twenty-four.' was the answer sAh, papa
cried out the sterrible infant now / know
how long you are to be from home-twenty-
four days 80
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o r r &c I A l..
Examinat tions fer the Navy.
TO VOLUNTEER oPYICKRs.

NAVY DfPARTNBNT,
WASHINGTON, ID. u, Nov. ~, 1866 :
All persons who have served as volunteer
ofHcers in the United States Navy for the term
Of two years. and who desire TO be examined
for admission 10 the regular Navy as provided
in the act of Congress approved July IS, 1856,
will at once make application addressed to
Commodore 5. p. Lee, Hartford, Conn, who
will notify them when 70 appear. Those who
do not make application prior TO the LIST of
January next, or who do not present them
selves when notified, will be considered as
having waived their claim for examination.
Candidates will take with them when SUM
moned, their official papers showing their ma
val record. GIDEON WELLEs,
eolm Secretary of the Navy.
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FINANCIAL--The publication of the docu
ments connected with the opening of Congress
have no very appreclable effect upon the
markets, except that the exhibit of rhe condi-
tion OF the public finances has an assuring ef-
feet upon Government securities, and has pro-
duced slight advance in bonds In New
York yesterday gold opened at l4Ok, and sold
up TO l4lH, partially upon the demand for
covering short contracts
The Commercial of yesterday afternoon
says:-Money is rather more in demand.
owing 10 the increased activity in the stock
market. On call loans the rate is generally SIX
per cent. Discounts are moderately active az
6Ha7 per cent. The stock market opened
generally firm. At the board there was a N ad.
vance OF u per cent. upon the leading stocks
but after the board the market fell off to about
the same ex tent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-05

THE CONDITION OF THE SoUTH.-Northern
creditors of Southern debtors, IL we can be-
heve what the latter say, have treated them
with much greater generosity than creditors
in their own neighborhod. General Reuben
Davis, in a recent address at Aberdeen, Mis-
sissippi, said. "The Yankees show a Ii iberality
towards our people which should put our
local creditors TO shame" The Examiner,
published at Aberdeen, endorses this senfi-
ment, and go does the Memphis Avalanc be,
which says, ave are glad TO be able to heartily
endorse General Davis In this statement" J"
Soutbern people who think the North harsh
and unkind will at least admit that in money
matters they are not so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-05

SENTENCED TO THE PENIrRNrIARy. y.-Frank
Dixon, the negro arrested here some time this
fall, on the charge of burglary in entering the
dwelling g-house of Mr.. A. T.. Harmon, and dis.
charged by the court tor want of evidence. but
who was re. arrested by order OF the Mayor,
upon information received from the Lyles
murderers, lately hung at Marlboro, as a par
ucipant in the robbery of the Misses Palmer,
was delivered TO the sheriff OF Prince George s
county, Md, upon a requisiton from the Gov
ernor Of that State, taken TO Marlboro, tried
by the court now In session there, and, as we
are Informed, has been sentenced to nine years
confinement in the penitepuary. TINS all the
parties in that robbery have met their Just de.
serts.-Aiezdndrid Gazette
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Don't" cry the ladies, with mock perfumes
weary us;
We're ali content with the Night Blooming
Cereus ~
Ms nufscturei only by PHALON son, New
YeIk. Sold everywhere.
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SUPERiS2 OABINEr TURNIrUIE

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frie nds and esstomers Ia a. his stecE o. e-
CABINET FURNITURE
Is Dull and Complete, emt acing every
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contains every oosceiyAble arc Gle be fouad IN
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Practice Of Medicine WztsOns Practice Of
Ply sic. Atkins Science and Practice ef Msdici ne
;yols London. FowDes Elementary Chemistry.
Peretrs's Aateris Msdica; edited by kOratio o.
Wood. ". u. Biddle's Msteris medics, &ad many
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NV BURCHELL,
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e' snder Ebbin House.
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EDUCATIONAL.

t ST. TIMOTHYS HALL.
II II dutfes Of this institution will be resumed
en- Sept. IS, 1858 For terms, &C., see catalogue
and circular st the principal bookstores Of this
city, or address the principal.
su3l E.PARsO IS, Oatonviils, Nd.
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CURE AT LAST-0ne n ore disease con
quered The worst cAset OF Rheumatism are be
ing daily cured by the new and wonderful disco v
cry known As METCALFES GREAT RaEU-
MATIO REMEDY
de S eo2w S. O. FORD, Agent.
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Pennsylvania avenue,
No. 90 MARKET Space, between Sth and 9Th sts,
Agents fer W asbington, ID. U. no 3-26t
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GASES,
Nc. Ia Bond street, New York.
SFull information, with the highest tssttmo
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scfans are generally tmpoStorS, without references
no stranger should be trusted. Enclose q stamp
Tor postage ard direct to DR. LAWRENCE. No.
Ia Bond street, New York. ne IL DkWly
MODERN MIRAOLEi
1a ana sna from r., rich and from
praise fer
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blCILIAN HAIR RENEWER
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But above all, the great wonder is the rapidity
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PREsTo, CHANeEi
the yhttest and worst locking hair resumes its
yEgteui osSsoty sS It does not dye the hair, but
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article Is at ali ike it in eifect. You viii fsdi
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0OLGATEB AB0MATIO vE0ErABLD SOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VIsKTAsLl OILS in combination with GL rcxaIul
and especially designed for the use OF LAprxs and
me NURSERY. It's perfume 10 exquisite, and
washing properties unrfvallsd.
For sale By ell druggfsts. tee-eo,.
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PERSONAL.

MIS- CURTIS IRVING, Caairreya.:, PAys,e,an
M and Tess Medium, win give lite resdlnss, In
steSins Past Present and Future =, ne, once, noS
Seh streets. Once hours from 10 to O. M ana 70
IN LOvEJOI hss RsAOvED from his office
bach TO his old Ofsce, No 40s l2ths st. no "a lm'
vTHB WASHINGTON HOMGOPATHIo DIS
No. 31a q street, bei~een 18th and 18th streets.
asa. ter ~ Opened daily. sunday. e1eested '' '''N
ps De- 3. vkRpi, vkRppi from from % % : m: NJ ns,lm.
IssTKUOTION ON THE PIANO.-A LADY whs
has stDdisd music unds, BE Se'; nm %Astea' has
e a. a S u Fs the
isfT, f's So Music sorS
Poet once Box Is4. no 6 Inn.
Y jQred tbemselyes oy certain secret hab,ts,
duties Of married lie; also, middle aged and old
Who from the Gss OF yOo'Gb ut their Gr 0sr
before placing themselves under the treatment OF
any one should hT,t read Ihs secret Of
by perusing The Secret Friend, .Ssent TO any sd
s5Si Dr. .'eif eaas I sTG2ET s
Mass no Sly
RRIpAL AND sgNEahL WsEATHs; 30
HAIR FLOWERS, and BRAIbIS0, by Mrs.
FRIES. late of Boston. Has removed TO No. 429
Ilth street, between G and IL. oc 36mH
NE wIsH TO INFORM lady friends that
w can now, at q little notice, make aad
STAMP ony paaern brought us; and take special
obtain the latest designs OF stamps tor
all Kinds 81 Needlevork Stamped Goods, Braid,
oc ~ n PRINCE. 3sI street.
4 ADIEs wHOARE DRSIROUS OF SKILL
L. ful and accomplished Physician. should con-
suit pr HENRY MORTON, l-4 Park street.
near Richmend street, Baltimore, Nd. DR. Nor
tons services may be engaged in W Washington or
any other city, by addressing as above oc l3-3m'
JANIS GUILD, Dealer an Neie and Seeond hand
y FsrstfEys. Old Furniture Repaired, Reup-
holstered and Vanished 18th and B sts., near
the canal.) Highest price paid for Second hand
rERENIIHs. BLACK. WARD II. LAMoN. c. y. BLACK
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAM0N CO.,
Oounsellors and Attorneys at Law In the Supreme
Oo,.rt Of the nited States, the Court OF Claims,
the Courts of the District, the Executive Depart
Dents and Committees of Congress.
Offce, 46e l4th street, directly opposite VIII
lards' Hotel De btf
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SPECIAL NOTICE-Two thousand Iosds clean
- washed GRAVEL, Of the most suitable kind
for concrete. Also, tive thousand loads an ARP
SAND and two thous4nd l0sds FINE SAND anti
able for masonry snd plssteeng, on hand and for
sale at very moderate prices by
THOMAS FAHEY
de I'm corner 10th street west and Canal