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81 Maine has Ii,OOO,OOO acres Of unbroken
forest
- An intoxicated man in Madison, N J.,
was sunoeated In a mudhole Sunday night
~ he Chinese use water medicine, and
then only IN very small doses.
SThe population of Wisconsin in 1910 was
3l.UU0; in leGO IL was 10000
Winter seems unwilling 10 leave the lap
of Spring.
R-A seven -year-old boy is in prison in Bos.
ton for the sixth time for larceny.
~The Emperor Napoleon tainted the other
day on his return from shooting excursion.
= ~The Japanese Ambassadors in Paris eat
Il We meals a day, and 20 TO bed drunk every
night. So say the Paris papers.
~Liquor IL sold 10 women in New York
during illegal hours at small thread and nes-
die establishments.
SThe prohibitory liquor law has beeu
killed by the Minnesota Legislature
~Ohica&o slaughtered 666.0OO hoes last
year A big squeal.
~Wilkie Collins, the novelist. is dying OF
consumption
sINotices in the country papers indicate
that there will be very large emigration 20
Ne tE West this Summer.
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TIE ENGLISH REFORM QURsrIoN.-By the
Iaole we have been informed that Monday
March 18TH, Is the day now fixed by the Eng
nsh Ministry for bringing IN the Reform bill
he expressions OF public opinion throughout
England have actually ferced the Ministry TO
iake inns step. Oer mail adyices from Eng
land are 10 February s3d. Large meetings in
iavor Of Reform bad been held by the work
men OF southampton, Worchester, Bradford.
Leicester, and other towns. The Reform
league was working with effect upon the
masses OF the people: and IL was confidentlv
oeheyeo mat II the government resorted 10 a
dissolution Of Parliament upon their defeat.
Whlen was believed 70 be impending, thew
would find that the demand for Reform couId
no Longer be resisted. 1t rs stated that Charles
Dlokens was spectator Of the recent Reform
deinonstration in London frem the balcony OF
me htnenHrh Club, in company with the
Archbishop OF York who, from the pulpit
has denounced novel reading
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WHEN DID SLAVERY CEASR!-A suft was
recently brought before Judge DuvaIl IL the
United States Court AT Austin, Texas, TO re-
cover the value OF a note given for some ne
groes in le6i. The defence alleged that the
sale, taking place after the emancipation
proclamation was issued, was illegal, ana
that there was 40 consideration The jury
held that the decease of slavery must be- dated
at the military occupation of the state by the
federal troops. The case Will 60 10 Washing
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RRLIRvRD-Captain +. Il. Gates, an officer
of The Freedmen's Bureau, for some time SUI
perintendent OF the government farms in our
county, and latterly a resident OF our town.
has been relieved from duty in our commu-
nifty by his superiors and assigned TO a position,
we understand, at Freednen's Village, near
Washington. He is 10 besucceeded by Capt
A. A. Lawrence, who has already arrived at
his post OF duty Leonardtocn Nd Gazette.
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This well known Office makes
LIBERAL ADVANCES
: p ECIA AL NOT TICE,
CHARLES HERZsERG.

successor u Isaac BeILOeIR & Son,
Nho rave conducted the PawnbTOkinr business
itr hlleen years In TINS city, far twelve %O>
ears tie only PaVnbroker in the Distric.
sta The pUUic for the Coudd euce he heratoare shown
ih ~ AID beg lave 20 call their st ention the
lack That We still continue 10 make the highest ad
NahCes IN all sums pom all articles Of Jewelry,
= sHCnds, watches, Bonds, Government Scrip,
silver Plate, &c for which have SUPERIOR
places ct deposits and spC1rtty, which will al vays
e shown Tor the sattsfacIinn of those patrOnizing
~. We have special taciliIIes for the care aud
BTe-tE att. OF Wearing Apparel OF every de-
NaBces are made, guATaRtceing when required
EEhlbsi WOtR, and always against injury Having
= IaTge WaTehOu-e in COrneC tinn with our affire
W. have special facilities for storage Of all kinds
81 neTeh anGlse, EdIUitnre, &c. on which
N tke The highest advances for days. weeks or
months We call especial attention to the fact
thst OWING 70 the large capital employed in
business We can make advances at such rates of
interest as 10 defy competition We sell no eds
until The expiration OF six months after their for
ieltur~. ana then only al public aUction drst civ
lPe ample notice through the vsrious city Jour
nbi- 10 all deposit0rs. BY this means deposits
VII b never lost IL their redemption is de-
slreI We call especial attention to our arrange
meEts for forvsrdin ng goods to any part of the
country, srranRemenrs which an experience of
fifteen years has brought TO rerfectioR. DepOs-
tiers aTe ensbied BY this means to redeem their
so de from our office no matter where they may
te located Full Information alw a. given. Pri-
yste Apartments for COnflde ntial business N. B.
We have no eonneC ton with any 81 nil ar estab-
lshRent Ia this city. Refer tn old resident of
Washington Remember HERZBERG'S Loan
Once: 33l north street, between ~ and 6th,
Nashlu eton, II. =. fe Is Ina
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GONE SoUTH.-Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe
and her brother, Charles Beeeher, sailed from
New York. on Tuesday, en- route 70 Florida
in which State Capt. Frederick Il. Stowe owns
and is cultivating farm. They expect to re.
main in the land Of cenupedes and flowers
some six months.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.-Satarday afternoon
The resolution appropriating = 600 OJO for
purchase OF supplies of food suff Gent to pre-
vent starvation and want in the Sonth was
debated AZ considerable length and finally
passed.
MIR. Cameron introduced a resolution in .
struchng the Committee on Foreign ReIations
10 inquire Wnat steps are necessary to preyent
foreign Governments from INTRODUCING upon
this continent institutions and governments
contrary 10 those established bv the founders
OF this Rep ublic, etc. Referred 10 the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations
The Senate then. on motion of Mr. sherman
went into executive session, and soon after
adlOarned.
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RoBBKRY.-A freedman cs ling him sslf Han.
ry Bolden was committed to Jail at RockyiIle.
Nd, on Saturday week, for robbine the house
and premises of R. w. Burche ESQ, deleeats
from that county 10 the Legislature, OF lot or
female wearing apparel and some poultry.
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MRS NJ G. BROWNS ORLEBRATED POOR
RlCHARD'S EVE WATER Lite mp every
suDken eye, and Strengthens every weak eye,
op.Ds blind eyes; is the best in the world.
For sale by alI Drug gists NH 9 2w'
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MRS. M g. BROWNS UNEQUALLEDs SCALP
RENOVATOR AND HAIR RESTORsR No
sui phur In this preparations, which is killing the
scalps and rend eriBg the people blind
For sale by all Drugs NH 9-aws
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VIRGINIA LRGISLATURE-In the Senate, on
Friday, bill te authorize the transfer of the
States interest in the Alexandria, Loudoun
and Hampshire railroad to The said company
on certain conditions, was laid on the table
The bill No. So, authorizing certain citizens of
alrfaX county TO be credited on their taxes
LOT 1867, by the amounts of, taxes enormously
paid by them in the year 1S6l, 1862, 1861 and
1861, was referred 10 the Committee on Finance
The bill 10 secure interchange of ears on ali
connecting roads, and through tickets on all
roads in the State. was passed. The bill TO
amend and re-eRact the I'd and 9th sectisns OF
an act entitled ''an act to promote and en-
courage imm grafton into the STATE of Vir-
gnia, passed Sd OF March, 1866. was passed
Tor State Convention was referred TO the
Committee on Resolutions. House bill relating
TO Alexandria Railroad Canal COMPANY was
rejected by a vote of ayes 80, noes Pinot a
constitutional majority The vote was on
motion OF Mr.. Waddell, reconsidered and, on
motion OF Mr.. Robertson, passed by
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lNvksTIGATING TIE LoTTBRIle. The
Pepnsylvauial. Legislature hiss appointed sps.
cial committee 70 inqnirs into tne lottery and
policy" business carried on in the st:y ofPhil-
aaeipkia.
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THE STATE EXCISE LAw.-The Senate
had under consideration last night the bill to
nd the Metropolitan Excise Law all over
the State, and referred it TO the Judiciary
Committee TO report complete, which is
equivalent to ordering il TO third reading
In the meantime, II Is proposed to make the
Excise Law IN the city more stringent in
reference TO the use Of ale on Sunday, and in
stead OF removing the most offensive burdens
10 make the existing law more offensive So
we go in New York. In Massachusetts where
for years penal laws have been piled upon
penal laws TO suppress intemperance, some of
the best men'in the State are now urgipg legal
refOrmanons. The more intolerant the law,
the greater the amount of intpmneranra it 4,
decIaIed.-N. l. Express
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MBS: N. G BhONNs sMETAPHYSIOALD DIS
COyERY cures Deafness, Cstarrh. ALL Diseases
of he Rye, and every disease flesh Is heir TO.
For sale by all Druggists. NH 9 2w-
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IAL-Youns men who have ia.

('tHFIDkSTlAL.-Yo men who have iR-
- Ured themselves by certain secret habits,
shleh unnt them for business, pleasure, or the
duties Of msrrted life; also middle aged and old
men, who. from the fOllies of youth, or other
Causes, feel debility in advance OF their years,
oeiere placing themselves under the treatment Of
any ore, should nrst read THE Secret Friend D."
msrr1ed Adie. Will learn something Of importance
- peru5ng The Secret Friend. - Sent 10 any sd-
eress II sealed envelope. on receipt Of q cents
Mas po CIV
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The MARYLAND LEGISLATURE-1c,ion m,
the Convention BiU.-The Senate, on Saturday
TOOK up the bill from the House to cali a con
VentlOn to form Il new State constitution.
motion was made by MIR. Maddox TO change
the time OF elecung delegates from Nav nsXt
untll November, 1865. This motion after de-
bate, was relected-yeas !, nays -. Mr. Mad
doX then moved TO strike out the provision re-
quIrlng the convention TO insert a clause tn
the constitution prohibiting payment for slaves
TINS amendment led TO protracted discus
sion, and was finally rejected-yeas . nays
Il. Another anne endment was offered and re-
lected The vote was then taken on the mas.
sage Of the bill and resulted-yeas IL NAYS
As II lacked one OF two-thIrds MAJORITY the
bill was declared lost. Notice was given of a
motion 10 reconsider the vote. Two of the
Baltimore city Senators-Messrs kimmelIapd
Stirling gave their votes for the bill but the
third one, Mr.. Mules, voted IN the negative
There was an interesting debate in the
House, on Saturday, on the bill providing for
State tax OF fifteen cents on the SIOO for the
support of the free public schools of the
State. IL was proposed to amend the bill by
making the tax ten cents, and also that the lew
email be made upon the existing assessment
law. No final VOTE however was taken. The
bill TO charter the Frederick and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company was defeated, but the vote
was reconsidered. The bill was then made a
special order for tomorrow. At the hour OF
adjournment motion was pending 10 recon
slder the vote on the passage of the bill incor.
porating the Central Railroad Company.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CoSFIREScl-Tbe
tenth annual session OF the East RaIt,nore
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Chureh
begins in Frederick, Nd, on Wednesdsy next,
the t3ih inst Rev Bishop Calvin Kinesley
OF Cev veland, Ohio, will preside.
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HE SOCIAL EvIL.-The New York Tribune
says: We print the bill reported in our Legis-
iature 10 restrict prostitution in New York
which sas the sanction OF our Police Com.
missloners ana Health Board. Ii punlshss
VIVID nne OF 500 property holders who lease
lhelr houses Tor the use of prostitutes, au1
win the same nne Keepers of such houses
Inis penalty rs IN fact license. The Police
Board is directed 10 keep records of ali such
houses and their inmates, and have authority
10 summon their keepers before n The
registered women are not allowed TO remOya
from one house TO another without the fact
being reported 10 the police. These are the
main features of a bill which deliberately
sanctions crime under the pretense of re-
stTalhlng II, and encourages vice by under-
taking TO protect the vicious
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i 1T Is NOT HUMBUG Be convinced
Though having been in use only for short time
METOALFE GREAT RHEgMATIO REHE
Dl has gained a world wide reputation and is
meBded by the best doctors in New York as
BE only snre cure for rheumatism
nh 6 cow y. G. FORD, Agent.
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DANCING.
DBOFs. J. W. b II. Z. kREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Opposite Metro politsn Hetel
DANCING.

hVcnuot oct. otn ana TN nt9,. ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hetel.
New Glasses for min & every evening. Those ds
string to enter Our classes sbo uld avail them.
selves OF tn ts opportunity.
our annual May Ball. 0i
Circulars can be had at J. r. Ellis and W q
metzerot 90, Music Stores
The Hail can be rented for Soirees, &c.
Days and Hosys OF hitiOn
FOR Lsdtes, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
saturday afterno0n 0ns, from to O'Clock.
6entlemen Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve
nings, from to lU O'Clock.
for iurther inform at on, apply during the hours
OF Tuition, or address q note to the Academy.
quarter commencing with the first lesson. jas
NJ ARIHI'B FASHIONABLE DANCING
AVA ACADEMY, AT n
MhBlklS ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
N, between 9th and Ieth streets.
Inc isst qua rter OF ;his season, prepsra -
tory te the May Ball will commence OH Satur-
day, March 2. Glasses fer the German are now
3 Private instr uction given to suit the con-
venfence of the pupil. se75
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
Nl AND PARTIES.
The undersigned would most fully in
form the ladies sHd gentlemen of Washington
city, and the District generally, that he is at ali
times prepared to furnish parties with mssquer-
order. he has taken rooms at the we'll known
fancy establishment of Christian Rapport, Esq
S22 Ith street, between and =, where he will be
happy to await orders. CHARLES BERG
late Oostumer at Ford's and Growers
te n-lm- fheaters, Washington, d. O.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
w d. GLAGET" II. b. SwEEhY
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
A 10 q Il o n

Parties contemplating buildi ng In the spring or
viii md ft to their advantage to look over our
list before purchasing, as We have added recently
70 our primer list large amount Of that desc rip
ton OF property. We an offer many induceme nts
as regards situation, low prices and easy terms
we nave Also for sale several small tracts OF land
in the Immediate vicinity OF this city, very eli
gtbiy located for suburban residences, 40 well as
really bargains - =
Property left with us fer sale does net subject
the owner to expense unless sold while on our
books. - -
fe Him OLAGETT SWEENY.
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EXTRAORDINARY DEATH-A gentleman
named Leyton, retired officer. possessed of
considerable property, and living in Un-
thanks road, Norwich, EHgland. has been
found dead in his bed Under extraordinary
ana shocking circumstances. The deceased
parted with has housekeeper on the 23d of
December. and he was not seen by the neigh
bors after the Path OF that month Ii Is sup
posed that he had lain dead for about so days
before an entrance was forced into the house.
ana w1en found MS remains Were in an
advanced slate Of decomposition. IL is UNDER
stood that the deceased, some months SINCE
WhlIe waking IN 81 q lies street, Norwich,
caught his foot in a Iady's crinoIine and
oelng thrown down, sustained an internal
rupture. Securities for money TO a large
amount We're found in the house Of the de-
ceased, VINO, nevertheless. perished mi erably
ana entirely forsaken by his fellow-creatures
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LAND SALK,-P. McCracken, real estate
agent, has sold Ireland Farm, in Stafford
county, adjoining Falmouth, formerly John r.
FitZbugh's, containing 800 acres. TO John E
Woodman, OF New York. for Si,5oO,-s2 $50
cash. r. McCracken and James Taliaferro
have sold r. w. Cslbert's farm in Spotsylya-
MIA comfy, containing pa acres, known as
''Sprlng HILL" to Joel Llngley, of Chester
county, pennsylvania, for Si-200-sl, 200 cash,
the balance on tme-Fredericksburg Herald
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~ The General Assembly OF N North Carolina
adjourned on Monday, TO meet in August next
SThe number Of Indians in the United
States at present is 5s5,544.
@Beer fills many a bottle, and the bottle
fills many a bier. 0'-
~The Pennsylvania Committee OF the
State Senate on Vice and immortality, has re-
ported against Sunday passenger railway
travel in Philadelphia.
S-Several European capitalists are travel
ing through Texas and Louisiana with an eve
TO future purchases.
eVBrideport, Uenn, is scandalized by young
men masquerading about the town at night in
women'e clothes. .l.sg .. t.s ..t E...f- ' ....I.
~A panther attacked and attennp pied to
carry on child near Bricksbury, New Jer-
tey, The other day. 1t, was clossly pursued
and dropped the child, which escaped with
ont injury. ,..asls..-.. ....-..t- lrTI...
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HALL i PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
Gnrnar Nam

HALL PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York ne and l5tn street.
Entrance on New York ayepue1
Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS.
WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIIs, &c, &c.
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have just opened their New Gro
eery Store, where can be obtained any article usu
ally kept in q first class Grocery. without at.
temptin TO enumerste our large, fresh and we'll.
selected stock, we cordially In vie the public to
examine our store and stock. believing we shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who NAV
favor us with their patronage TO-
We call especial attention to our assortment OF
TEAS and COFFEEs, which have been selected
with great care for purity. Dealers will nnd
nne assortment to select from, and our prices 10
suit - " "fg
Goods delivered promptly In any part OF the CITY
ian g. -Sm
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full assOrtme Mt OF all grades choice Flour for
BskeTsj quality No j; price low.
- are tie only direct receivers for Golden Hill, J
Can brill not Pstapsool and Linssn Family
Fl0Crs IN the District. AS the latter brand has
Ten eItsnsl yely cOUuterfeitel and sold In this
CITY, vsWOUid inform tn ose wishing this dOur by
arTaEzfmeut with the miIers furnish IL lower
than II can be obtained from any other source.
Quality second q none. Price fraction less than
other rst class Family Flour.
BuCkgheat A. low rates.
al grades OF Western Flour store and FOR sals
l0V by w N GALT 90,
Indiana avenue aud lst street,
10 l9 near DE pot.
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lAA 1 = LOOMS, MD,
PERSONAL.

MRS CURTIS IByIEG, Carroyast, and Tss:
VI Medium. vii give life readings, including
Past, Present aad Future 81 her ONCE, ago, north
side Of Pa av., betseen "a aBd 9Th streets. ONCE
hours from - q. n. and TO .. m. "a "a 2m'
A b. MAURICE. REAL SCIENTIFIC AS
"a TkOLOGER OF AMERICA,
Ireu the position ano pect OF the Stars At the
time sf ones birth. will reveal astonishing Sc
% oesuccessful Ia all reasonable undertakings.
De oils name and very day you marry, describes
the intended cOnp psnLon, aud tells all events OF
life good luck and long life 10 visitors. Laiies 30
esne 10 81. RentleBen in full 81. Gall at 470
de5l I'm
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10y NAGLE co, Auctioneers.
ID Salesroom NC. 29S Penn. avenue,
Between 9Th aud 10th st,.

hAGLE co will give their personal attention
70 the sale Of eal Eststs and Household Furni-
ture Also. 70 the sales Of stocks OF Groceries,
Wines. LiIuors. ard Merchandise Of ever de-
ssrig ti0u. Horses. Carriages. arues-, &c
Liberal Cask advances made constgnments
Regular Sales At our salesroOm eyery TUES
DAY. THURSDAY; aud SATURDAY, at Ia
O'Clock NAGIE a M AZ
sll If Anr,ioN,
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STEIEWAY's PIANOS.

We have yust received q new Assortment of IL
FIANOfOkTEs from the factory, coa--
n-,Ing Of Grand, Square and Upright
FOR the lsst ten years Steinway's Planes b.ra
OF al OCCASION, eiyed the nrst Premium over
neUiOrk, Boston, Philz ie phi @, aud b altiuora
mixers wherever and wherever they have come
70 com petition. AT the World Fair in London
StsinVay & sons received the Endorsement yof
sEtrrfority Of their Pianos all makers OF ths
Sorlo W METIEROff 4 90
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
OAGHS

REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
...s GASES,
No. 4 Bond street, New York.
~ Full inferwstion, with the hJzheSt tsSftr1o-
HtasS; slso Book ON Special Diseases, an sealed
,HrelOye, sentfree. 81 Be sure and send for thsUi,
and you rcfH NOT regrs, IL: for advertising ply
ncisns are generally tDpoStOrS without references
no stranger should be trusted. Enclose stamp
Tor postage ard direct to BR. LAWRENCE. No.
Ia Bond street. New York 90 L. D&Wly
sV MARBIAGE EABD DGELIBAOY, AND THE
Happiness Of True Manhood. An Essag Tor
loUnR Men on the Crime OF Solitude, and the
PhysiolosiCal krrors, Abuses aud Diseas which
CT cate impe diments to Marriage, with sure means
of Relief Sent In sealed letter envelopes. free of
charge. Address DR.. y SKlLLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. Jall-am
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SECRET DISEASES.

sAsARIYAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
enectual edy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered. Cures In two TO tour days and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, no
Is the soldiers hope and 0 friend to those who do
net want to be Iposed. Male packages, O.; fe-
male, 50.
ans permanent fer SPY hills, Sorofata Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters, &c. Price 81 IS per bottle.
Sold by & O. Ford See adyartisament myE
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W A L { Il s

CENTRAL LOiN OFFICE,
Ne 40 10Th street, one door below Penn. ave.
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AIAokERKL AND OODFIsH.

10 90 pounds large SHORE GOLDFISH.
% barrels No. MACEEkEL.
jest received and for sale At oar wharf, at the
Get Of Seventh ct, 8. p. BROWN SON.
Oonamis ssion Merchants,
eel5u No. t6s Ninth ST. BET. e and y.
t0LORID TOY BOOKS, from Lendoa; Preach
y1venile Books, direct from Paris; Lsboulsyss'
Iairy Tale:; ksor, largely illustxs stsd, and
tsA BRAHOK TAYLOR.
paYsIOlAl, q HANDBOOK or PRAorIOD
.HS YlAhOx TAHOE.
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CARRIAGES.

DESTROYS of maintaining the hf n standard which
our WoTk has held for paany years. we coniine r
business exclusive " TO CARRIAGES of our own
manufacture, and of the hrst Glass emily, ana ad-
wise our patrons and the public that we offer NO
inferior sale work,
, REPAIRING made q speciality.
fe Is colin ANDREW j. JOYCE 4 90
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c.

EMRICHB RESTAURANT,
IL No. 3ss Penns avenue near 9th sire Of,
p. EMRIOH wishes to inferm his friends and the
public generally that he now keeps con n
stsntly on hand OYSTERS, fresh every HHk%
day, prepared In every style lEs8
His WINES and LIQUORS cannot be arr asss3
Call aHd give him o trial. oc a. n