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u Mr.. DAVID johnson, a faithful Govern
ment employee, who has had charge of the
eoal Meet Al the Mound City (IIlInois) Navy
Yard for the past three years, made a mistake
IN the measurement OF a barge Of coal which
he received from a contractor some weeks
since, by which the Government lost about
Tour hundred bushels of coal. The error SO
preyed upon his mind that he committed sui
eide on the sth instant. by shooting himself
through the head. fearing that his reputation
bad suffered materially with the officers TO
whom he was amenable, and that the conf
dence previously reposed in him would be
witbheld In future. The paper containing the
rgures he had used was found on a table near
him, and on the other side was written a note
staung that be died by his own hand.
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AN HERES FoUND.-A paragraph has lately
been in circulation by the press to the effect
that the unknown heirs of DIR. b. F. Patterson,
of Mobile, wers wanted, in order to take pos
session of an estate valued at S250, 600 1t is
said that the heir-er rather the heiress-has q
been found, and that she is a resident of
Chicago, where she has been living in redus ed
circumstances, supporting herself mainly by
the use of her needle.
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WAR RUMoRs.-The foreign papers are
busily circulating an anecdote that q young
boy, called TO high destinies, stubbornlys ne.
fuses to study the maps, for the reason that
"the map has often changed Of late years, and
papa (Napoleon I'LL says il will soon be
changed again." The little fellow ought TO
know French secrets, and if another war il to
curse Europe, as the probabilities seem to in
dicate, Napoleon viii doubtless be one Of the
leading spirits In IL.
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@A foolish youth in Wheeling took isuda-
mum 10 cure an obstinate case Of 10 ye-sIckness.
IL proved enectual.
T. O. Delevan. the veteran leader OF the
temperance party IN New York, proposes an
effort to place prohibition in the constitution OF
that State.
ga daughter Of man In Elgin hearing n
dog bark violently. went out with IL for A
father dying.
~Two young women fell through the ice
on . pend At Quebec, the other night ana
were drowned, while participating In a skating
masquerade on the ice.
~There are men In church and state who
never can support measure unless IL has or.
iR'nafed with or been modified by themsei ves,
OF IL AZ thunder.
The population Of Texas lie equal 10 that
OF Massachusetts.
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EXPLOSION OF FROZEN NITRO GLYCRRrNE-
The Schlessche Zeitung records a curious ac-
cident occasioned by the explosion Of frozen
nitro-glycerine. This substance freezes at
about forty degrees Fahrenheit, and when in
the solid state explodes merely by being
rubbed, on which account il is impossible TO
reduce 1t to smaller pieces by crushing or
strikingft An unfortunate man, one ssSchacht.
meister" Krause, whs tried this experiment
on a frozen mass, weighing some six or eight
pounds, was hurled by the explosion to great
height into the air, and then thrown into q shaft
from fifty TO sixty feet in depth.
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LIONS ExPECTED-The New York CORES
pondent of the Episcopalian says: A CORES
pondence has recently passed between some
Baptist clergymen, OF this city, and the Rev.
Mr.. Spurgeon, with view TO bringing the
latter here during Anniversary week Mr.
Spurgeon will be handsomely paid for his
trouble, and his visit here, il is scarcely ne :
cessary to add, wonld make sensation In the
religious world. Next. there Is reason to be-
lieve, that similar negotiation is pending be-
tween some of our High Church friends and
70 less notabllity than Rev Dr. Pusey
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COOP Cows.-John X. Gordon, of Uwchlan,
Chester county, says the Delaware county
Republican, is the possessor Of two cows
which produced, from the first Of last January
for the first OF the present ear, 44O pounds Of
butter, which, at wholesale, netted him 1898.
allowing him two pounds per week for his
own ase, and putting up twelve pounds for
winter, and the milk and cream necessary for
the family. The calves were sold for $50 a0
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TIE DUHDRRBkRs.-Mr. W. II. Webb the de-
signer and constructor of the iron-clad screw
ram Dunderberg, having had an opportunity
10 dispose OF her to foreign government at
price very far in advance OF the original con =
tract, sought 10 be relieved from bis contract
with the Navy Department. but the goyeru-
ment refused 10 grant the release, upon the
grounds that the Dunderberg, being the most
should not be allowed 10 pass from the control
OF this government. Mr.. Webb, in conse-
quenee, requests Congress TO authorize the
Secretary OF the Navy 10 appoint a board OF
naval officers TO fx valuation upon her and
pay TO him the sum so fixed, and in order TO
test the qualities Of the ship, proposes 20 make
trial trip for two or three days, leaving New
York on Thursday next-Neto York Times
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The RECENT SUICIDE OF LAD IN LAW
RKNCE-Ihe Lawrence Sentinel has the fol-
lowing particulars concerning the suicide on
"Wednesday last of Fred. A Colby, in the pas
tors room of the Free Will Baptist Church, In
that city 1t appears that the boy met about
noon young school girl with whom he had
been much associated of late; he seemed sad
and down spirited, and told her she would not
see much more OF him; she asked him what
was the matter, and after pressing HIM for
some time FOR an explanation, he told her TO
call at the church after dinner and he would
tell her. About one O'Clock his friend called
at the church in company with another girl,
and found him lyilg on the floor in the pas
tors room, apparently lifeless, with pistol
al his side. She was, of course, IN uch alarmed
and calling IN & friend. 10 was ascertained he
was quite dead. The ball about the size of a
pea, had passed in near the left nipple, and
through The lungs. Coroner Lamb was sum-
moned, but did not consider il necessary To
hold an inquest. Young Colby was about fit
teen years of age. He had of late taken a
strong interest in the religious movement at
ne church where the sad affair happened,
and At his request the pastOr held a series of
young mems prayer meetings. one of which
was 10 be held that evening. His father, DIR
VIM. w. Colby, Is a deacon Of the church. and
a mach respected citizen.
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SUIcIDR.-A few days ago Edward p. Rous.
seau, q well known citizen Of Louisville, KY,
committed suicide. He was junior brother
OF Major General Lowell h. Rousseau, Repre-
sentative in Congress. and of the Hen. Richard
H. Rousseau, United States Minister TO Hon.
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FALL OF TABLE RocK.-A letter from Cliff
ton, 9. w, TO the Buffalo Express, says that on
Wednesday morning so much of Table Rock
as had been Ief by the fall of seven years a go,
tumbled with a loud crash into the river Tns
accident IL attributed to the sudden expansion
and contraction caused by the recent change
OF weather and the prolonged thaws. There
is said to be much grief among the denizens of
that locality. as Table Rock was the source OF
much profit 20 them.
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ga venerable Mississippi plap

1A venerable Mississippi planter, ruined
by the late war, hung himself on account OF
having failed to retrieve his fortune.
STwo colored men were hanged by a mob
near Dansville, KY. last week, because they
were suspected OF stealing hsrses
~The Swedish Government has Just asked
the Chamber for three millions of rix dollars
for the purchase OF needle guns.
~ Mrf. Julia Jones, married woman, and
the mother of three children, blew ont her
brains in New Orleans recently Secause her
sister had gone to live in the North,
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CONDITION OF IRKLAND.-It IL estimated tha
the population Of Ireland has been red uced
about twelve per cent by emigration during
the past ten years, and the criminal statistics
show a much better moral condition al present
than ten years ago. The returns Of the uum-
Der Of perso tried in Ireland for various Grim.
inal ofepses during 1864 per cent are less
than the returns Of similar trials during Iss6
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,

NO l4 bono skfeet, new 1OrK.
Full Information with the highsd tssttno-
stdIsj also, Book on Special Diseases, tn u sealed
ehtefOpe, free. 81 Be nni send for them,
ana yon UiH not regret IL; for, as Using ply
hc1ans are generally tmP0Stors, with0 cut references
no stranger should be trusted Enclose a STAMP
LOT postage apd direct to BR. LAWRENCE. No.
ID Bond street. New York uol2DkWIy
=, ~ N MARRIAGE AND OBLIBAUY, AND THE
HappiDess Of True Manhood. An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude aud the
Physiological Errors, Abuses and Disc ases which
create impediments to Marriage, y sh sure me an
OF Relief, Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address Or. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ia IL -3m
SECRET DISEASES.
sAMARIfAN's GIFTis the most certain, safe and
ssnectual femedy,indeed, the only vegetable RENE.
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
Daisam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken 1t
Is the soldiers hope and o friend to tn ose who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; f.
sAsARITAN's RooT AND HERB uIcKs-A posi- ve
ans permanent cure fer pyhilis Scrofala, Ulcers,
sores, Spots. letters. &c. Price 81 rs per bettle
sold By 3. o. Ford. See advertisement. mys
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ANOTHER ATLANTIC CABLE-Wm'E. Ever
EFT, the chief engineer OF the International
Ocean Telegraph Company, sailed for Liver
pool on Saturday last. He goes to England to
superintend the construction of the cable ts be
laid to connect the United States, Cuba and the
West India islands. 1t is expected that the
work win be finished by June Isl
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COLGATE 4 co q


WI So AP
recommended for oHAPPED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. 1t may be
obtained OF all DR. uggists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
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James G. Hamilton, commission ner-
chant, OF Chicago, was shot on Friday night
by DIS son, sixteen years OF age, the ball pass
ing through has cheek and lode ring in the cords
OF his neck. The wound is not fatal. the boy
was arrested. The act was committed In cou-
sequence Of his receiving q scolding from his
father
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git is not probable that Mr.. Guthrie,
Kentucky, will ever resume his seat In the
United States Senate. His limbs are partially
paralyzed, but his faculties are unimpaired.
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VI W. b, NOSES,
FAsHIONABLE CARPET, FURNIrURX AND
BEDDING sT0RBS,
NOS. 521 S19, IRTELLIGENCRR BUILD.
ING, OORNER 7TH ANDD.,
Ho. sos 5TH STREET, TH0RN'S BUILDIN0
ADJOINING ODD PILLOWS, HALL.
AND EXAMINE THE FINEST ASSORTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA,
ne has all the latest designs made In Philadel-
phia, New York, and Boston The stock 10 sI vays
selected By Mr.. Moses, and bought ct the Iovest
rates Tor cash. which enables him to com pete with
nasteIn prices His finest r urniturs 10 made to
otasr IN Philedslphis, and Of the best material
Purchasers should study their own interest BY
ealing AZ DIS stores and examining the we'll
sorted stock Of CARPETs, FURNITURE,. Ao,,
ADO obtain his price list before going else where
which he wi furnish with pleasure
bis assortment OF Mattresses. Blankets, Com
torn, Osunterpaines, Pillows. Bolsters, Feather
oeos, end all kinds Of Cottage and Kitchen Fur
nituTe Is complete. which he offers at the le west
New York and p hill lade phia prices.
- Remember Nos. 521 and 519 Intelligencer
bu1loing corner 7th and ID, and No sos 9TH
street; Thorng Building, adjoining Odd Fellows
Hall between ID and K streets.
js1+tf w. B. MOSES,
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ITS EFFECT Is MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VE0ETABLE


y ICl An Al & BE N e " ER.
III 10 perfect and wonderful article. Cures bald
hess; makes hair grow. A better dressing than
ay OH or pomsturn Softens hrash, dry and
wiry hair into Beautiful Silsea T Tresses. But,
AoeNe al, the great wonder is the rapio ity with
COLOR. ~
The whitest and worst looking hair resu mes its
yonthful beauty by its use. 1t does not dye ID g
hair, bnt ttri kes at the root and ills wi tn
life aud cooring matter.
The 1rst application will do COED ; you will see
The NATURAL col Or retui ming eve'y day, AMI
bEFORE You KNOW 1T.
the old gray, discOcred appearance of the hair
VIII te some; giving place to ldstrous, shining
and beautiful lsCk-.
Ask for balI's sicilian Hair Renewer no other
article 10 at all like it in effect
See that each bottle has our privats Government
stamp ever the top of the bottle. All others ave
limitations,
p. HALL co. Nashua. N. H, PrOprietors.
For sale by al druggists. f. lS.dSweo2m,r
~ NERVOUS HEADACHES are instantl
cured by one dose forty drops of METOALEE
GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. sold by all
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DANCING.
DR0FS. J. W. d II. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, "a
fennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 7th sts. R
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.


fennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 7th sts,, e
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
new Glasses forming every evening Those s.
siIing 70 enter our classes should avail tbam
our S be made in this quarter for
Circulars can be had at j. r. Ellis and W a
mSnxerott 90. . n usfc Stores. VI
Inc Hall can be rented for Soirees. 10.
Days and Hosrs Of Ht,ieH:
90 tof Ladies, Misses snd Masters Tussdsy and
oaturosy afternoens from to s o clock
1enttemen GLASSES, Tuesday and Friday eve
n1ngs. from to lU O'Clock.
For further inform N at on ppIy durfps the hoars
OF tuition, or address q note to the Academy
QsArter commencing with the FIRST lesson. jas
ARIEI's FAsHIONABLE DANCING
MARINIS ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
n, between Sth and leth streets,
The isst qua rtsr Of :his season, prepare y
Tory 70 the May Ball will commence on Satur-
gay, March 2 Glasses fer the German are now
N; b Private Instruction given to suit the con-
NenIonce OF the papil. se75
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
Al AND PARTIES.
The undersfgned would most respec fully in
form the ladies' and gentlemen OF Washington
CITY, and the District generally, that he 10 at ali
times prepared to furnish parties with MasQuer.
ade and ancy Costume, either on loan or made to
ofder. he has taken rooms at the well known
iaDcy establfshment Of Christian Rappert Es1
happy to await orders. CHARLES BERG,
late Oostumsr ct Ford's and Growers
leI-Im Theaters, Washington, ID. q.
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TER LEGISLATURES OF MARYLAND.-In the
Senate yesterday, an order was offered that
that the bill providing tor the election of "A
mayor and city council in Baltimore be re-
turned 10 the committee on judicial proceed
Ings, from which il was lately taken. After
some debate the order was reJected-yeas 5,
nays II. Subsequently MIR. Vickers, chairman
the committee on judicial proceedings, re-
ported the bill, which was ordered to be
printed. The day of election Is left bIank
The bill 10 incorporate the Maryland State
Agricultural Society was recommitted An
order was adopted to appoint committee to
make arrangements tor the IN stallation of Lieu
tenant Governor Cox. on Tuesday next, as
Governor OF the State, IN place Of the Hon.
Thomas Swami, who will resign on that day.
Petitions were presented in the House OF
Delegates from one thousand citizens OF BaIti-
more In favor OF the eIgh. hour system. The
Dill TO amend the general school law, so as TO
exempt Baltimore city from its operations,
was ordered TO third reading. Among the
bllls passed was one to incorporate EllIcott
City, and another to pay the officers OF regis
tratlon. The bill to establish a new military
system for Maryland was then taken up and
discussed.
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~ hose who have been ss bject to Nervous
hes Tor years are restored perfect he tn
by one dose forty dropsnI Of METCALFE'S
GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 1t ne yer fails.
10 IL cow 3. q FORD, Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SDIsTREssING COUGH cau,es the friends
o. the sunerer almost as much pain as the sufferer
~ iRseii, snd should receive immediate attention.
~ speedily cures cong he, colds, tpfuenys, sore
tnfost &C. 1t VIII always relieve oonsu N tion,
perfect cure. - n
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JAMES GUILD, DsaIs, In Nae asd Sseesd Aasd
Fs-sffsys. Old Furniture Repaired, ReuD-
holstered and varnishsd. 18th and sts., (nesP
ss eanal) Highest Dsiss Dsid sos Second, hand
Iuraitufs. ssllys
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PERSONAL.

You CAN NEYER MAKE TIE TRIP on Bu-
Il chu or Samaritan bumbugs. See DR.. OAR
By, i92 7th stI eet He Is the highest authority
on such cases bis private rooms are opposite
Odd Fellows Hall Ja2S-lm'
DREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE
Il French preventives against df fsease and preg
nancy when such Is unde-irsbleJ sent to auy adj
dress, at -, S5. anu 81 dozen, according TO
street, up stairs ashingtoD ID. g. Jas I'm
AIRS. CURTIs IEVlNG, CIarroyant, ant Test
1Vl Medium. will give lite readings, including
Past, Present aud Future At her office, 42O, nerth
side of Pa sy., between 41a and jth streets. Once
A b. MAUkICE; REAL 5gIEsTIfIO AS
"a. TROLUGEB OF AMERICA,
From the position ano pect Of the Stars at the
erets that no IIvi Rg mortal ever knew before how
TO be successful in all reasonable undertak ings
he tells pane and very day you marry; describes
the intended companion, aud tells sll events Of
life good luck and long life to visitors. Lalies 90
cents TO 81: gentlemen In full 81. Gall at t10
18th st. near i all hours until in the hipg.
de 81 I'm
TONFIDENTIAL-You men who have In
~ Jured themselves Oy certain secret habits,
which unit them for business, pleasure, or the
duties of married life; also, middle aged and old
men, who. from the follies of youth, or other
causes, feel debility In advance Of their years,
any one, should first read 1.-THE Secret friend ~
Married ladies will learn something Of i'm portance
by peTusing he Secret Friend. " Sent to any ad-
dress, In sealed envelope. receipt of IS cents
Address DR.. CHAs. A STUART 90. Boston,
Mas no Sly
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324 street. between 18th and lsth sts
Mr.. Alliot, from Paris, Hair Dresser OF the
celebrated Rachel, With whom he arrived In this
country. hes nov been established fer fne LAT
eight yesrs In Washington and Newport, en-
oying the patronage Of the corps dipIo aitqns and
of the hfghest society. He has the honor 70 An.
nounse thst be has thts season mported the atest
fashions OF hair dressing, and also pomades And
everything that belongs to the dr. easing OF hair
al At lie prices. N AM
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CLOTHING, DO.

Successor to II y. Leudon Co.,, a
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, NJ
metropolitan hotel late Browns,
362 Pennsylvania avenue,
ny l-H Washington, d. o.
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WHAT TIE sTRsEoss SAT- OF THE sAMAs

fosf AosrdIAI, FORT MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Nd, rep " k1t-''l have great satisfaction In
5tAnng tnat have used The bsma rftan Romedfe esi
Tor Nsne{Al aissases In its most customary forms:
thsf nsve ned them With Judgment, discrstlen'
.nteip.sons promptly and enectuslly. Kaowins
their eomponaon, have the fullest conddeoce in
their emcacy, Aa1 % far my uss Of them exSSnds
rseonn'nd them 'sropnYYlEa Earn n .nw...
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nTTO WILKENs' PIANOS AND OARHAn
" SEEDHAAS PARLOR ORGANS.

All Will ind 1t greatly to their interest-
fore purchasing any other. UTyIv
New Piano Forte and Organ Wareroop, No 497
ntn street between Penn a avenue and street
A select ass rtment Of new aud second hand In
sLuments, including . CHURCH ORGAN, for
and fs,Sfui, e. iis tscn
l3 6mr ~~S~~'eNA
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EMRlCHS kESTAURANT
~ NO. 5ss Penns avenue, near 9th stree OF.
p. ENRICH wishes to iaferm hi /, friends and tbs
nuouc generally that he now keeps con- n
stantly on hand oYsTERS fresh every vfA1
day, prepared in every style lEsN
His WINES and LIQUORS cannot be ,nr rnas.a4
Gall asd give him Q trial oo as ~
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tOA WALSHS 100
fOD CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE, 4SU
$40 600 to loan en- Gold and Silver WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, CLOTHING, and MEBCHAH n.
bis OF every description.
las ~Business strictly conidentisl 81
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A h BROWNE. E.. j. sMIrHERs.
BROWNE SMITHERS.
MAsHINGTOH, ID. O.,
ATTORNEYSAhD CO UN UNSELLORSATL
AND SOLICITORS FOB THE
BUREAU REFUGsES. FREEDMEN AND
ABANDONED LANDS
Once. fe NV
OTTO MILKsNs' PIANOS AND OARHAnr
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TIE HATpoNAL NX Il TEIos INsgRAEos CON-
Have removed to their New once,
No. II LOUISIANA AVENUE.
First door east Of 7thst.
pIRI OToRs:
Sss, IFS s.s.a. ~ sfs H1Ss ssis.s, shi::s
de sn NOBLE D. LARNER. Secretary.
AfTHE NEW OABAP STAMPING ROOMS
"A tSs gun street, o!pesite Patent Office, ladies
can get ~ our reduced prices, on the very best
SSIIsn,, sSy;n tY.te.. read, .s.mpsd....e cts.
Iish.. ss:a 9. our PssisSn. st.: :r.
Ne. YOIh h; ana being a. receipt :. them Weekly,
s are seIe pie as.y 70 lssps new patterns. we'll
O. q Worfiss Cotton q red stssGs ussd pre... ~:
4S6 I hARkRIrERs. 5 do6
1s1 .','.s Y..s5ss. t,,55 5o0 erect.
SEAgsHs AFlisT1sds sR RsS sESEEsseh sss2thssaaSED
oes 9eSc: g. on
'''' .'.' 'SsssF2Si.isii1sSh1 Ss2E s1S1HsG tFa9'f fans
a ana CARVED %
NS WALNUT
d.. ~, BRACKETs. &C..
OOIo hnd esson ali otxoo enQ c0I0fo,
Ring Nails, Walnut Brackets, Easels, &c. =
Pa AfERnANGlNGs AND WINDOW sHADEs.
A beeutifu nj variety OF these goods smkracing the
richest designs of Gilt Embroidered ParloF Pat
tsrss In the District With well asserted stock Of
the ehea1sr gredes, with q large variety Of Win
dow Shades, different sizss and oelols.
Orders Ter window Shades and PaDerhangingD
Danetuslly nlled, In city or country.
large portion of the above Goods ware made
specially - order. believing tho best the chsapest,
and aiming e eev that efass Of Goods. respect
fully invite the Pu6Hc to inspect and compare our
Terms invariably odh. .i
J. MARkR1TRR, No 4s6 7th street.
do ls-1ms Eight deon above 0da Fellow Hall.