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- In Paris there are $3.50 street lamps ALI
Of which are regularly lighted before the close
OF day, and burn during the whole night The
lame has fixed dimensions, regulated SO as 10
produce light equal 10 one and half of that
of carcel lamp, burning forty 1.-TWO grammes
OF OIL per hour. There are eighty men belong
ing TO the municipal service, and as many in.
spectors OF the Partisan Company charged to
superintend the efficiency of the whole appa-
ratus; they make their rounds every night &C.
eompanied by men whose duty il is to rekin.
die any lamps which may have gone out and
10 take note of those which burn badly
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Terrible DEATH.-An unfortunate imebri-
ate, Joe Ealston. after having spent all his
cash IN the doggCries of Philipsburg, Centre
county, Pa, was thrust out 10 find his way
home The best he could. Failing 10 find the
bridge across the Mashannon, he boldly dashed
into the creek 20 wade IL, but ere he had pro-
eeeded two-thirds across, his limbs refused to
perform their office. He grasped a bough of an
over hanging tree, unable - advance further,
and soon the fast congealing water cemeuted
close about him tomb of ice, which stretched
from shore TO shore. Two days after this, he
was found stanting there rigid as an icicle his
knees EMBEDDED In sheet Of the frozen ele-
ment, seven inches thick, his body inclined a
little forward, hands cluiehing the bough.
Eyes astare, anoldespair pictured on his Tea.
lures.
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WM. w. McGILL, Trustee
lie q eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es.
T TATE sAI IE, FRoNTLNG on SOUTH a; BE
FAST FAST CAPITOL HILL, AT PGBEio AUG
On WEDN EsDAY the llh day of March next,
premises, by virtue Of deed of trust [. me from
the subscriber, dated the 9th day Of March 1855
and duly recorded in the Land Records FOR Wash,
ington County. District OF Columbia. Liber N. O.
T., No 10, folios 203, 20i, and 2n5, Lot No IL, In
Square 1S, fronting 81 feet on South street. run
ming back good depth to fine alleys with the i'm
The above property will be sold according to the
said deed OF trust ON the premises
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6, IL and "a
months Tor notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises.
Al conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
100 down when the prepsrty in knocked off nv
the Aactioneers.
ROBERT BesTON, Trustee.
feb % eO&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Ancts
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TEE SUICIDE EPIpENIc.--our exchanges
item with accounts Of suicides ;ili over me
country. They average i've or six each day.
Below we give few or The Iates. reported
cases:
On Friday night last, a returned soldier
named VIM. III Foster, Of the 10th New York
~ HIS home in Greeppoint, N. Y. A very at
fecting letter was written by him on Thurs
day, the evening Of which day. IL is supposed,
ne took the fatal drug, charging all his trouble
TO rum, and requesting his wlfe's forgiveness
and the bessowment of great care on his chill
dren. Foster was a native Of New York, and
an iron mouldsr by occupation.
On Tuesday night last young German
named Louis Broemmer committed suicide in
Cincinnati by taking tincture OF opium, the
cause being the elopement of his wife with his
former business partner.
In Chicago, few nights since, William A.
Thompson, aged sixty five. while in bed with
his wife, who is about thirty years his junior,
deliberately seized gun standing in his room,
placed II to his breast and discharged it, the
ball passing through him and lodging in the
wall. The two had been INDUCING in quar-
rel previous 10 the Act
In Philadelphia, on Sunday, young man,
named Edward Birch, committed suicide by
hanging himself, in the loft of a stable in Bar
row street, above Shipper. The act was COM
mItted while he was iaboring under great de-
preston Of spirits.
A German named Christian Bartholtz, COM
united suicide by hanging himself TO the top of
a door in his residence, Columbia street, Brook
Ign. between Sackett and Union streets, on Sat-
urday night last. 1t appears that about ten
o'clock y. m. on Saturday, his wife discovered
him suspended by a rope, with which he hung
himself. She became frightened, and ran to
ask for help of n friend in Degraw street, leav-
ing the unfortunate man suspended in the
meantime. There they pooh -poohed her, and
said he was only frightening her. She then
went 70 the station house i'm Court street and
informed the police, when two of them came
with her and cut the suicide down Immediate
ly, from whom by this time life had almost de-
parted DIR. Samuel Z. McIlroy was sent for
arrived animation was gone. He applied the
usual means for resuscitaton, but without sue.
cess. piece of paper found on the table of
the apartment III which the deceased dweIt,
and which was written by himself and ad :
dressed TO his wife, contained in German the
following worrs:-"Farewell, farewell; you
nave your DESIRE The deceased was a car
during the rebellion.
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NATIONAL EXPREss AND TBANSPORTA.
IN TON COMPANY.
OFFICE AND DEPOT:
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No Louisiana Az
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
This Company is new prepared to doa
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA.
TIeN BUSINESS
To and from New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Alexandria, Richmond, Peters
burg. Norfolk, Lynchkurg, Chariottes.
vile, Winchester. Harrisonburgh,
Stanton, Lexington, Salem,
and Bristol, in Virginia;
Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Goiasboro', VIII
mlngtsn. Sswbern. Raleigh. Greensboro,
Salisbury, aud Charlotte, N. O.;
and to and from
All Stations on the Orange and Alexandria. Vir.
ginia Central, Virginia and Tsnnessee, Rich
Moud and Petersburg. Petersburg and We'll
don, Wilmington AID Weldon, Atlantic
and North Carolina, Raleigh and
Castor, and North Carolina
Central Railroads.
As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies Of
the Company will be extended to other States, Of
which dac notice will be given.
The tarim OF charges is based upon fair business
principles, yielding Q reasonable profit to the Com
pany, without being oppressive to the public Upsn
this basis II confidently presents its claims for fair
share OF patronage, relying upon tits large capital
and the of it's officers and agents for Oh at
public confidence essential to success.
de i3ly A. CHAPMAN, Agent.
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- Miss Elizabeth Park, daughter OF John
Park, ESQ, of Middletown, Ill, young lady
OF superior graces, was drowned in the San l..
CANON river, near her home, on Tuesday even .
ing last, by being upset from n wagon on the
brioge into The river. Three ladies who We're
upset into the river with her. were saved by
the presence OF mind and intrepidity Of Joseph
stacker, one OF the party, WHO managed TO
Keep their heads above wafer until help reached
ihem from the village. Miss Park, unable 10
cued until life was extinct
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDIN as
~ siA6Ih Ar tGHik NsRSRi6w nHAnhVEs, &C.,

AT GIESBORO, d. q.
Q""nsr'"a'ier GWf s.1 oSse, LIST Divisiea.
BY, order of the Quartermaster General there
% , pc sSa on the public auction
A. O. NJ commencing on M0NpkY ipri Ga - isgs,,
i shs
MI NH ana WatsI Apri and on which days tie
Whole shall have bsen disposed Of, the following
of E!sYsS Pr n15iiS PTSHSeEty' to wit ,s,,o
two .a5 iao ssolis. fsG
Us, kitchen adjoining loxl6) l2xs2 l5xls two 2Sx
,,EisSty nine 90, LABoRER's QUARTERS,
Crane seventy four lexis fourteen l21l4, and one
s ~! iSsf EsIdEGiiSlSss s1 rame ssr two
stories with back buildings TX four lOx24, I5x
adjoining, sxls; and loxlol i6x?o, with wing lOI
Sin. s 81 MEss sh To a. si1n9ing I;x,o
RESI- aSxlso (wtn additions, ioxlsJ asxiiO, 2sxso
ss SIS AL aRa frame frame twenty feur
2sxtSs six 2s13s6, one nx3,, and one lsx29 wi tn
Zone Z h9sritiftxYI STABLE, frame, with 8 20
Zone one ISissIfSs STABLE, frame ), with s,sls
:. Tsents %, sIiGGp1ses frame ss.se. ssrss,
2oSI4s, 2lxn, q x3Oo, eox25. and Exi7. 90 49,
Is s7 Watch rii TANKS s,e two fee,
seventy. eight 7s) HANGERS, s,s.is, 81 fee.
Tsenty 40, egT; HOUSES
OBe III Hal ll2X3l2.
onetDGRAIN HOUSE, frame } 5ix220
Three t3t WnARVES, one 30 lsl square feet. one
n:lhs lSuars feet, and one $50 sauare feet
FENCING, % $50 lineal feet
Unet 81 OREHOHSE, frame, 52xl50.
and ttsxl60 =" AA'''
One III EgGfNE.HOg Hxs2.
moved within fifteen days = = - -'
The buildings viii be taken down at the expense
o. furchasers: but the lumber will, If desired be
SslveIed by the Goyernmept free Of charge for
"TThsportston on the depot wharf
Ietns; Cash In Government funds.
e9st Tor oiesboro win bave the Sixth street
FIJI FL SSve,y honr during the day OF sale.
r.,,.s "a Ae. ih'oImatton apply In person or By
n n.et 70 'nStain GEO. BROWNING, A. O. M,
= ,---..-- JAMES A. EKIN,
/ a. a. a. prsF"t brigadier General ia charge,
- - :. : Flrst Division. Q. n. G. D.
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DChas. Wattegnb bury, AZ Intelligent Co.
man. about "a years Of age. committed suic.,,e
by taking laudsnnm, ia Louisville. XIV on the
Ist inst. His wife's inndelity while De 80
serving in the Union army, the cause.
ETA retired actress ia Newark comufttsx,
susefde because her mother scolded her for be-
ing oct too late. -f'I
6rA mar vent into a saloon in bridgeport
Or, the Other night, called for a few "a w oys-
tsrs and as,oEsshed the natives by eating les.
~Calisornis gained 2 per cent. in celestial
population and lost ] per cent. Of i:s white
pop pIGIiop last year.
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English papers give an account Of the
tteps taken by the Marquis or Westminster 10
provide decent houses for the working cIas ses
Inc Marquis lets a plot of ground for ninety
owelhhss, ano On TINS plot suita bic q W elhngs
nine years, a. the rent OF CO wear. 20 the No
tropo!itan Association tor the inpro yenent OF
nine families These houses, when let NJ mod.
nve per cent and the Marquis i 10 lsnd he
capital On mortgage ~ three per cent. lea wing
two per cent for expense and trouble OF man.
ARement. " iN'ii
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low TO BE A CONGRESSMAN.

HOW TO BE A CONGRESSMAN.
BY THE BARD OF OAK HALL.
Two lawyers lived in q Western town,
Lawyers they were Of some reRowI-
To Congress each did wish TO go,
But how To do il they did not know.
At writng speeches one did Jump,
To be delivered on the stump,
The other to Washington did 60:
But why he went, no one did know.
At last the Gay for stumping came;
They were 10 stamp in towns the same.
At the same time. all through the state
TO stump, to drink, discuss, debate.
Number one the contest did commence;
lie talked right smart. and take " an sense:
Bnt his cl-thrs SO aWkwardly did fit,
Some thought him clown, and some a Wit
Number two began. The peopl. they
Al all he said would yell HooTay -
He was dressed s9 well. the effect was ssch.
they believed all he said and twice as much
Number one At last gave up in des pair:
said he Old fel, You have got me there:
You went TO Washington this fall,
And bought thai suit a. Smiths Oak Hall ~
SMITH BRoTHERs Co,
MERCHANT TAILORs,
AND DEALERS IN
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
OAK HALF, 464 SEVENTH STREET
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LOB NON. RxTENrIoN OR INooNTINENOn
OF nripe, irritation inflammation or ulcer alton
Of the bladder ar diseases Of the prostrsts
glands, stone in tbs bladder, calculus, gravel or
brick dust depcgit all Diseases Of the b elder
nooPXI Sr4 SrsPeiesl sxellings;; uss Hill
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The PORE IN BAD WAY-HIs HEALTH
FAILING AND HIS MIND GIVING OUT.-In a
letter from Rome, published i'll the London
Pail Mali Gazette, At Is stated that the Pore
has had another bad turn during the last fs %
days, and the doctors have been some what un-
easy about him. His Immediate attendants saw
they observe signs Of growing feebieness in
MN, mat his memory is shaken. and that he
yields more than formerly TO violent predilec-
mons and antIpathies. This is said to be espe-
cIaliy noticeable in regard 70 the impressions
OF carrier years, which seem to BE- grad nally
coming back TO him. He shows a marked lean
ing towards Italy and the house of SAVOY He
mas e ven, II l. reported. been heard in CONVEX
sation with some o. his more intimate friends
10 propose the yestiture of Victor Emmanuel
as Vicar Of the Holy See III the Eomagna, the
Marches and Umbria
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE, DEPOT CUMMIssARY OF SUB.
" slsTENCE, WASHING roS, February ~, 1855.

OFFICE, DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF SUB
~ sIsTENCE, WASHINGTON, February "a, 1855.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH MEAT.
Sealed Proposal, 81 The form furnished by the
REsh hsEsh M E e MI for e s thS
Mashinstsn: Nd For Foss Nd, Port Mhip aIe.
The constructor, viii be required to deliver the
meat At the storrhousss at lhs places named, where
times as an officer Of the Subsistence Department
Separate Proposals will be received for supply.
ing eac" or any number of the above-ns
Pisders must be present at the opening Of the
bids
Payment to be made at this office monthly for all
Meat purchased. except that delivered at the Gov
ernment Farms, which will be paid for by the Act
ing C"mmi.sary Of Subsistence at that place.
tneck and shanks received aud If not ss.isfsc,
at the Of The gGT VIII De mAae'
s.EssangE {, qhs s q1 t and
sisienee department receiS Wing the Meat. INC 'u0-
The contract will be made for six months from
Cnmmissaiy GENERAL may determine '''''' '10
Bids mast be endorsed 4" Proposals for Fresh
Meat at -" ana addressed to the unaersi gned.
feb "a Is. m2,s,7.st Major and O. s. q. ga.
CONVENIENT SALE or SURPLUS HARD
eUBsIsIEScE, OFFICE, u. 8. A.,
R,,,, No; SS3UrE GAY STEEL
this Office until skTURbaY MnreS soe 1s far
the purchase of surplus HARD BREAD on hand
Proposals sIust state that the saer is made under
The Bread is in boxes Of nifty 900 pounds each.
No proposals received for less than twenty (70)
Purchases will he delivered board of transports
without expense TO the purchaser.
fcatisn OF acceptance OF bid. Twenty days allowed
purchasers TO remove stores.
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CLOTHING, &c.
EoB GO DAYsI

Eos 60 PAYS
FOR 90 pkYsu
ron 60 DAYsm
ONLY 90 BAYsm
$4,000 $4,000
$4,000 100000
$4,000 .soycOo
WORTH OF
woRTR OF
oLorhIEsI
oLeTHIssI
oLsrHINsi
am making large improvements il NJ store.
Offer ell o. our immense stock 81
CLOTHING
2sper cent deduction fer the bsyt 50 esy,.
oyERcoATs for SIC. s,:, sE. sic, sS. Sc.
8snd go.
BOYS DO, Sc, So. sac, sn, si,sls, sls, sw
and SIC.
The largest stock ef BOYS JACkHTs ara
PANTS
JACKETS. JACKETS. JACKETS. ysCKrTs,
IRON ss TO %.
BOYS PANTS, s1tet sc.
ALSO.
SO DOZEN UNpKRsHIRTs,
Worth $50, at 81. A great bargain.
Your chance OF all there goods At :, PER cert.
than any house in the city.
Call early and secure the Great Bargains.
Remember that these Goods must be sold before
we get into the new part Of the store.
REMEMBER
Observation-Disclosures
SEVENTH sTREET-sEyESTH srRKEr,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
sMITHs-sMITHs,
sMITHS-SMITHs
N. B.-we shall open an entire new steos o
SPRING GOODS
on the LIST Of April, by that time our store viii b
improved asd enlarged. aseIn
II0W To RE CDNGRESSNAN
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STEAMBOAT LIN ES.


WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, BOATS.
Baats will leave the Potomac Ferry
Company hsIf. foot Of Seventh ssN
and is a m; and !, ?, ;. 4, 5, and p m.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
= The steamer WAWssEr will leave for Mount
YeTnen ever, WEDNESDAY silss m.
nh l.7w General snper Iu,enA-nt.
SPRiNG ARRANGEMENT. NofICE me
= stesner CAMBRIDGE, Captain -
fouie On sATrGGRoAY, a.@ch ) dsS
tween Lee and a.lry sir.ets Baltimore. l every sr
SATURDAY and TUESDAY ats p m for Easton
Point, Double Mills Oxford, CIoras Paint, Wal
Cabin Greek. and M,dfard's Landing Retarnins
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Hi
fo,.is Wharf every THURSDAY aud MON
toned ianenss ,Sr Pssns ss ana fresss and
teaching Baltimore at u. M. Of FRIDAYS and
TUESDAYS. feb IS If
A ThhNTIo sTEA MsHIP OOMPANY TO
n NEW TORH
The Steamers composing this line are tho
yUhS GIBSON. Capt. Young, 1
FAIRFAX Capt. Winters,
Leaving r,sI No, az North River New Yors,
are foot of street, Warrington. ID. o.. every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at N.
Freight rsceived daily during business hours,
The steamers nf this line Ho~ connect with Alex;
ardria and Orange Railroad Freight forwarded
20 any roins along the line Of the road
Corner th aud tenn. svssue. south side,
and foot II G street. W ashipgton, d q.
BOWEN. BIO. CO.. Asen,s
II: n. CROMWELL 60. Asen.s.
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IN ustice Ledwith's police court. A cook and
waiter named L. 3. Madden, who has been i'm
the employ of several families in this city, was
arrested and arraIgned on the charge Of steal
ing an overeoat from the residence OF General
aspinwall, in University Place. On search
ing the prisoner, two letters, written by HIM
which, addressed 10 the British Minister in
washington, Madden complains that lie has
been severely prosecuted by agents OF the
American Government, and requests 10 be as
sisted in returning to England. The other Is
addressed 10 Mr.. X. Nj. Blatchford. of this city,
and IN II, the writer, after giving list Of dis.
iinguished American statesmen with whom he
mas lad the honor OF corresponding, declares
mat ne las received a commission from heaven
10 as S1ssinate President johnson, and wishes
me President TO be warned of his fate. so that
ne may prepare for deaih.-N. L. Herald I'd
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BANKERS.


JAY COOKE CO.,
BAEKEBs.
RtisssiA svsst, o,pesiis 7,sassry,
Boy and sell 81 current rates, and hep always
On hand, o fuil sapply OF al
seyERSMENT BONDS,
$50 TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES ot INDEBTEDNESS, Be-,
And pay the highest prices for
QUARTERhAsTERS CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS gu s-dn
First National Bank
CT WASHINGTON.
D. OooKL, ,of Jay Cooke 4 Co.. PRECEDENT.
VIM. 9. BUNTINGToN, oashss-.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE uNIrkp
STATES,
isrs ST., OPPOSITE TIE rREAsuKy pErAarnxrs q
Government socuritie. with Treasurer Omitted
States,
IoNE MILLION poLLARsn
We bug and sell all CLASSES of GOVERNMENT
sECuRITIEs at current market rates.
FURNIsB EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES eY THE
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Voucher. on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful end
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
sud to any other Business entrusted to ss
FULL IMPORTATION In regard to GovERE.
MEET LOANS at oil times cheerfully furnished
wh. 9. HUNTINGTON. Cashier
WASHINGTON. March 20. 1865 aT-d
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CONVENIENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARU
N BREAD.
DROPOsALs FOB CORN MEAL.


Ofcs DePot COMnisSdTy Of SsbsiStsnes,(
Was. tEgfoai. u. e., March 2. 1856. 4
, Sealed Pr9posals. 10 duplicate, are invited until
SATURDAY March 10, liSs, II O'Clock m. Tor fur
DlshlDg the subsistence Department with all the
CORN MEAL that may be required for three
month from the 10th inst ant
The Meal to be delivered at the Government
war, house in Georsetewn, at the wharf or rail
road depot IN shiDgton II. G.. at such times and
IN snch uanflties as the Government may direct,
The Germ Meal TO be delivered in COED sound
-four barrels, each containing one hundred and
ninety SIX 1881 pounds; TO be fresh ground and of
good merctr.ntmbie quality, and will be inspected
Payments will be mad Q ir such funds as the Gov
ernment may furnish Tor disbursement.
Bids BlCst he addressed 10 the undersigned, at
No 2s3 q street, Endorsed Proposals for Corn
Meal X. T. BRIDGES,
mn 3tt Brevet Major. O.
GALE OF HARD BREAD.
OFFICE DEPor CoNNIssARY,
FORT MONROE, VA, Dec. Is, 1861.
be6led Proposals In duplicate, will be received
atthis Office, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
OF each week for all the snrplHs HARD BREAD at
this Depot.
The Bread Is In boxes Of fifty (50) pounds each,
AND in good shipping order.
All purchases will be delivered on beard Of trans.
perts without eI peBse to the purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty (20)
boxes, one thousand q ,0o0l pounds.
Payment required on notification OF acceptance Of
bid in Government fusds
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Hand Bread ;" and addressed ia
del4tf JAMES CURRY. Col. and O. s.v.
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A FEW VERY suPERIoR. PTANes for sale
"A snd rene on easy ter,ns. ct b. REIss, 061 q
? trssf. between 18th and 18th. feb d so,t.S
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GALE OF HARD BREAD.

GAMBR1LL.
MONITOR.
WEIGH,
LINGANORE,
GOLDEN HILLand
AvIGNoN
IA lily TLOU b.
Ali grades Of Extra and Super
FLOUR, MEAL,
MILL FEED,
BALED HAY, sc
lewest possible rates. For sale by
WIN. II. GAIT 4 CO.,
corner lst ST. and Indiana avenue,
fel3 near Depot.
"A OFFICE 514 PENN'A AVENUE,
BRANCH OFFICE.
218 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE
WIZARDS.
GREAT EASTERN,
NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND soUrHERN
EXPRESS FoRwABDERs.
Merchandise, Money. and vAluables OF all ktna.
Sr wa with dispatch to all accessible sections
COLLECTION OF NOTES. DRAFTS. AND
Made in . accessible parts Of the United States.
q. o. DUNN, Agent,
NO n-u Washington, D. q.
CONFIDENTIAL.
Il 0UN0 ZEN who have injured themselves b.
certain secret bits which unit them for buspeec
pleasure or the duties Of married life aise middle.
ass sni adssnes Of he
years before placing themseve: under the treat:
msnt OF any one should first read THE SECRET
nAkNp Married Ladies will learn some.
thing OF importance By perusiAg THE Seere
Sent to any address, In sealed envelope on
oetpt OF Twenty Eve ocuts. Address
DR.. CRAs. A. STEWART 90.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE ~ STOP
w MASON 4 HAMLIN CABINET-
ORGAN, with two set of keys, and two NM
ment and we invite organists aud amateurs to call
Mason / Hamlin are the only manufacturers Of
the Celebrated Cabinet Organ. All other instru-
mepts Of the Kind sre rely inferior imitation
w g. METZERoTT 4 CO.,
No. 3Is Pa avenue, =
ja29t between 9th aud 10th.
rTHOMPsONs POMADE OFTEN = For i'm
i parting rich gloss and exquisite perfume to
q. far Ss g sH1 gatpsF e.
York. and soid BY all Druggists, Price Es ana 7se
Fer bottle. F.
DUTLER's BALsAk MIC MIXTURE. ola =
Dwell known and entirely reiis able remedy for Sc
eret Malsdiee, 10 for sale by ell Druggists Price
u per oetae. Jan ls-eely,a
ELINTT PRACTICE or MEDICINE Rem
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