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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21


Mr.. 4. OPENER takes pleasure il, Inform ING his
fiens and patroRs that has opened tho store frae
" kePtby Levi NavTa, At ia Canal street and win
continue to serve thoir old cstOmers the same before
am now enabled to supply the public with everything
sppertaanins to rst,eass House FnTnEShsng Essblis
mant Ladies whining to nm up China Dianer and Tea
Sets can DO supplied with them at very now prices
ann also receiving large assortment Of Plated Ware,
such As Ice Pitchers Castoss Table sind Tea Spoons
the very best quality at redaeed prices. ~ au
Also the Celebrated Cooking Stove CoTToNFEANT.
an Stoves sold in the city viii be put and delivered
ana also reeeiving very largo stock 81 Gasaware
which VIII sell at remarkably low prices. Z.
Please can and examine my goods bcfore purchasing
elsewhere. Remember the place.
rnh7 an . L. oFYEER. IVA Canal street
T1URNITURE sToRE-HuGH FLYNN has RE
moved his Furniture store from No ga Camp street
20 No, l56 DeIerd atssat emily block from bis old
stand fair P5ice paid for sec9nd bead Ag1sehsla
Furniture of all descr1pticls- 1er1Rseaah Hox sal9
a. the sasae place large lot Of 0lce B1tnre and
Iron BedsteadB Furniture taken ON storage and taken
good caro- of. W. 10 - Is; oelA 0t1
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21

IseaEg t,atta1inE. and al hsads ~ dsbbias dome
lsSgs ssses.,nsas q TIN WARE uirass =. hssas
ard shade 10 order. mr3f "
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a creditor always has q better memory
than the debtor. - AZ 3
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21
NV ORLEANS GAS woaKs, ossssstes 10 ieaa,

NrEw ORLEANS GAS worries oots6er IS; 1858. :
There are eight of PAGE & CO.'S ROOFS ut tbslT
Creng Isas Orla and all Ysrfocsly tiQ6. Yhpeo pat
up three years tgo are intet GsznE re
late storm, when she bs ~ o1e room faate9 te
kcep out the gain, single leak could be feua IN
{s r6ofs covered BY Page 9 io During the sHas three
Of these Page 4 oa,,a oefs and wtfis9gt e1oesioos
aTen8 of them iultho highest tHrua. Ny experiences
NTH thfs foo has beer ssfseei fslls4actogyy tins
an oonRihced that eny eFo hpa eny % give them =
trial s15co0rle aatisfied Of their naelisa.
80, 81 q $3.50 WIZ. lacCU1aRS0CsS, EnaagcFs
fully concur In the above, spa TfkePalaena Aesta
Faye 3 Co e pegscne desiring vctk y tir line 1ss
frln AT1 nd hsy0 n YaYn found prompt ard ralia
De. tN19 80 - 1-.Os y. R11DA1tlt NONA neR y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

CBLoRoF. BzFoaE HANGING AT the
sxecunou at Rome. \. v, on Friday last of
Vim Henry Carsw-ll, who was hung for hav-
ing outraged and then murdered a little girl
last summer, the novel expedient of giving
ChloTofoIn before the infiIouen Of the extreme
penalty of the Law was resorted to. An eye
witness thus describes the singular scene:
"A sponge was saturated with chloroform and
held under the murderer's nose. few long
respiraiions followed, the eyes became partially
clos. d. and the chin gradually dropped upon
the chest When he was apparently stupefed
the sponge was tossed from the scaffold, and
Ca-swer was held in an upright position until
the black cap was drawn to the roots Of his
neck. when the trap door was dropped, and tn
pitiful wretch was launched into an unkno WI
world"
The reasons for this novel procedure are
not disclosed, nor the authority by which il
was done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

Inc latest speculative operation reported in
Wv iofk Is tnat OF getting up a corner" in
opium. A few of the importers OF drugs boId
all or nearly all in the CITY. and have bouqh,
al In the Smyrna market the principal place OF
expectation Of the best article, and also secured
All 20 arrive rom other ports. The result, is
tn.t tne price Of the pain killing opiats has
oeen run up to s22 gold per pound, and tne
operators expect to realize much larger figures
SUM- as tney are pretty certain TO do, a. there
always large and steady demand for the
arueie' which must be filed whatever the price
may be.
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ga "Velocipede School, has been opened
IN Cleveland, Ohio.
81 1t is predicted that Vermont and Maine
will grant suffrage to females this winter.
~AccordIng to Troy paper, General
George w. Cole declares that he will not live
with or recognize his wife again, and would
not meet her We're it not TO make some necess-
airy arrangements regarding the future Of their
children.
aRIt is said that one of the las. things the
great Roths child did before dying was to direc,
his family and friends to 'sell Lombardy
shares short" knowing that his death would
produce paLic in these securities.
~Henry Clays son, heodore, is an inmate
OF the lunatic asylum at Lexington, Ky. He is
small in statue, and thin, with a bald head,
and gray hair and whiskers. He seldom
speakes, but recognizes those who address him
by returning the salute politely and with dig
nity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

by correspondence from Indiana we learn
mat considerable strength has been deve,oped
for Hon. Goodlove s. Orth as a eaut,,s.,. ,o-
me U. 5. Senate among members of the I..~,,.
iatuIe from the northwestern Fart or the Sssts
ana mat there is prospect thar lie will Io,m
up quite f0Tnidably by the time the el.e,ion
TAKES place. fsl1h ~ ~ i. = "
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THE DIOCESE OF EAsToN, MIDI is stated
that Bishop Lay has accepted the invitation Of
he Episcopal diocese of Easton, Md, to be-
cIme their Bishop. and that "a majority Of the
Bishops andquite a large number of the stand
ing committees have already signified their
concurrence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

IOO BONES FINE ORANGES Just received
lUO per steamer Virginia
JNO. ". LUMSDQN CO,
"a St 50 La. ave, betw. 9th and 7th sis.
1'HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
Il ist'rg between the undersigned. under the
name and style of ELLA CHILISI & DOMENICO
CbklSTOFANI is this day dissolved by mutual
corsent. Those indebted to the sail firm will
much oblige by settling UP their ndebtedness as
soon as possible
The business will he continued at tbs old stand
COL Pa. east corner of street so0ta, by
ELLA CHILINI
FILA CIILTNI.
pUNENICU CHRISTOFANT
WASHINGTON, ID. e.. January 81, 1879 jail 81
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~ 1t is said divorces in Chicago are less fire.
Gusnt with the thermometer indicating below
zero than when above.
ga couple of Texas rangers" attempted
to practice their home customs in Illinois, and
in the morning dangled from telegraph poles
ga Scotch servant has discovered that a
pound of raw sugar contains a hundred tn us
and little sugar insects.
~Eigbty or ninety out of every one hun.
dred OF the school teachers of Massachusetts are
women.
~Tbe Massachusetts Medical Society offers
fifty dollars for the best dissertation on ventila-
ting sick rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

movement is on foot in New York to have
VIM. Il. Tayl or, formerly postmaster in that
city, re-appointed to the office. The mercan-
lie interest seems to be warmly in his favor.
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NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP co,IP,yI

NEW EXPBEss LINE.
Ne. YORK AMP WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE-
TWEEN NEW YORK AND &ISEA
THE DISTRICT -.szt6<2A
This Company will hereafter run two Stes,nsr s
aweek,
Leaving New YORK every Wednesday at ism
And every Saturday at Il NJ
Leaving Georgetown every onday at a. M
And every THURSDAY at o. m
Freight received 81 ell times aud forwarded st
lowest rates,
JOHN r. DAVIDSON. Agent
63 Water street. GEORGETOWN.
n. kLDRlDGE & CO., Agents,
Alex andria.
JAMES HAND. Agent
mrsu 11e Wall street. New YORK
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PROVISION FOR GRNERAL HALPINR's + AM
ILT.-The New York Tribune tell us that the
sum OF SIS, 900 has been secured to the family
The city registrars office, "through the inter.
vention OF Gems. Grant Sherman, Sheridan
and other friends
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RAILROADS.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
= e@
nosH IsS
are now run - follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except SUNDAY, .. rs, AND $50
a. ~ ana as:so. = 4, s;Ao. ssd s:3o p d.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Il Leave DAILY, ex9ePs Sunday, at and $50 A. N.
ah' ana . r FoR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at A. NJ. and Pm. No train 20
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ION srN1AL.
Leave st a. NJ, and 1880, Z, $40, and
Leave q . a. Z and 1 and rs" Pm.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
4, sna s :ssf. fss.'rd'' and Sunday at
.ectine = Relay station with trains from Bait
more %S, to Ths ssst.: psrksr.surs: &c -,
Washington Station Ticket Once .t eli hours q
fss A'0 :. the 9s sos
ieksts 2, the avsnue Stos can there sIrsnse g
sen pot .nS sS n -
Tor Es. Ycrs, .hil.del,hi., and Boston. Sc.
IL. WILSON, Master of Transportation
no sEo SG Rd6sT sess ssn sIsff ss sssn
THRogeH LINE BrrwEEN wAsHIN eros
HE* yosR IA AMI 0s
WAsHIysToN, ass.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND New
YORK are now run - follows, viz:
FOB EhW YORK, rif!o.a change Of e.,s.
1880 and $40 p. n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leaye daily Except sunday It A. n. On
1880 and $40 p. II.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for Eew York 1t $40 ?. II ana Phfls-
delDhia at $40 p. n.
Sleeping cars for New Xork On $40 2. u. train
THrossA tickense Phiisdelpbia, Hev York q,
Boston can b bed ct the Station 0ce a ali ho1r.
IN the aey. Also, - the Company Once. No
lo6 PenDY ivnnaa avenue. Pas1enGeeD Sorckes
tickets q the Avenue once can tksrs srrsnse %
have their bseGass called for end checked At ther
rs.idsncs, taken he depot, ma pat IN ths ID.
&c Haitinsss end Ohis naalrsed .av.vss..~s.s
Tor schedule bstyssl washingtoa, Baisinors, An.
I'LL WILe0G hester Of rr,p.pors.ssea.
Ii COLI. General Ticket Acct
no0 GEO. 3. KO0Nf8. Agent, WoShfngtoa.
A PPLD BUTfR8. eha-.k -
ysst r.cslysd, cheice lot of APPLE BUrrEn
non Penssylsania = vhcIesale end retail -
,.s. BALLBH9Ie LEesH.
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~L o. o. GRAND LODGE The regu-
l,r quarterly msstine viii be hela on
O'Clock. Iali-sti p, a SWEET. Or Sec "a
DAY s!HOeL FAIR will commenes THIS
ss h srts nss NsSy .:sG sea
iinue two weeks Proceeds for the benefit OF the
Ss1Iosst Asso1fhrIt6GN FOB FOB T THs
Rk Ell ~ OF n.s TIT G0L3REP W2MlN
at ii oslocs ma at The se C
Senator POneIoy; SIS street, opposite LAfay-
'r na sFdsT m sSe pro tenn
TLECTURB BY MAZDA A. sTKTsON,
FIRST eoS G, l:!,5 SS ! I; CHURCH,
on 7rFsrGY' E y fsish anG 1865
g 20 g, and pTssiifs e, ,as .,
Lee ture at o'clock. JAZZ u
- RROTB tBI0OD OF THE UNION OF
:. = fcers a. nom eTs OF CAPITOL On SCLE.
heir Ba rJssbAi dsh no meet 9, f.
T1sc o at:eE'.iug he fureraI 81 Bro h. A Boa.
HAS. D. moers OF slater Circl are requested to
It THOMAS ;. DgNEAM. X.
1C-IN FORMATION FOR TUE PUBLlC-Fo
~, rr,yent mi7cpde r-tan ing or con'u. ION the
fuel an clojhiug are Isuch I'D By the pcar'
sd vil, be distributed by the Prov dent Aid 80
viei;a,iou 10 be destitute and deservirs. without
I-CsFC l. nativity, sect. or color
CnEt-lt ut. Is II money should only he made 10
collectors in he different Departments and wards
duly aufEOIiZ a IL writing as William DiNoa. v
? ard Chairman of Committee OF Collections. or
q Ot the Ulcers Of the Society. an1 al iona
lions a. .uel, food ciSthng 70 the general agen.
o. to ~ ose 4uly suth0riz ID ia writing bv him,
Applies l. Ms fer ai6 should frat Le made to one
Of n" viz tors Of the ward wAich the apgiicalt
n sides hoss duty 10 will be to visit aIa report
TIE case 70 the nearest director aud IL found
oe-titUte AID des erying orders will issued and
the articles he DID delivered Immediately No
orders will be issued tor those who are able arl
Csr nue en- plOJ ment. The names IF visitors anc
c.. eltoTs sill lie published from time to tine
Two soup Houses are open from 10 until A
CiatE. dsily-one at the corner OF seventee th
ELd street th- other on Mar land avenue, near
our Al q a haf street
Per further infoI matt apply ~ thp office OF the
GeEeTal AGENT. corner Of Louisiana nre and
Sixth street. a X. BROWNE
u ct General Agent p. A
oC@CFNTEhL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
uo The 'oTtieth monthly meeting Of this ass1-
Clatlen will le held ii the City Hall the evening
Of TLESDAY, the 18th instant a. : . clock
laa2; WIN. W. MOORE, seC'y
N~sCHOOL BOAsD The regular m1nfhiy
IA DeeilIg of the BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF pJ1LlC SCHOOLS will be held in the A der-
mems Chamber. City Hall. TUESDAY EyESING
the 18th Inst. at "a O'Clock.
la9-3t a. 2. PARDON, Secretary.
w Nj o Z MON EY"
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
IA RUE. frs.. yB. BRYAN. Prssr
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
tChsr.d b. Consrss,
PAYS BfKRDsf ON DEPOSITS.
Bonds and ssoeks. Gold and Silver hoagAt sns
cold
. full supDly sfBsvsaas stsaps KEEP. constantly
q had. seis-sf
JAI COOKE . co..
BAEKI
YIyfsBNYn efRIIs, OpPos-sB imam,
Guy snd se stcsrrsnf market rstss, sos
constantly on hand . full sappb 81 eli
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEVEN rHihrIEs, AND seS POUND
IETERRsT MOTIFS.
orders tor STOCKS BoSps, Sc, exeers.s
ard collections made on ell socesssbls poins
Si.s
y lest NATIONAL BasK
or wAssIHGrCh
a n oeOKk. ,sf Jay COOK. Co..l Prss,a.ss
Nm 4 HUNTINGDON. cssaisr.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT or THE GrIrE.
STATES,
tt.A sfrssf, s,soss;s tIs 7Nssssr, Ds,srtssxs
Government Securities With Treasurer o nit
states,
- OSB MILLION pOLLAhS.s
We suy and cell eli classes CT GOrEEgNss
SIGNIFIES t current market rates
FURNISH EICHAN6B saa saks Cs.ls,f...,
- ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITES OF tyr
sNITED STATES
We purchase Government voacheu ca to
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, sad Givs car
.ul attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BssIN sSS MBa s.s Y1Khs
and % any other business entrusted TO N.
FULL IMPORTATION In regard 70 0OvRRN
MEET LOAEs Ct al times ehserfully furnished
wA. o. HUETIE0r0H, Cash
Washington, March D. 1865.
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These, it will be remembered, are the differ
ences in average dozens. Compare the smallest
eggs of the poorest breeds with the largest of
the best breeds, and difference of fully one
halt would be found. Yet market a dozen
bring the same price, without regard to size or
uOalItv
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XII KEGS YISE NAL AGA GRAPFa ~, IT,.
w eiusfsrsJ For sale at N. " York prieas
;.u.S. "A yno y LUAeDo co.,
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EUROPEAN NEWS By CABLR-The con fer
en CO on the Eastern que stion held the first
zion IN Paris on Saturday. The Greek and
Turkish representatives both manifss ed a
very recon ciliatory dis position, aud peaceful
result is looked forward to with confidence.
The next session takes place tomorrow. Ad-
vices fecelyed at London from Gambia by N all
fully confirm previous reports Of the subm,s =
sion Of the Cretans to Turkish authority. Geu-
eral Iguatief, the Russian Ambassador to the
Sublime Porte. has assured Mr.. Dslyannis, the
Greek Minister At Constantinople, that the
Sublime Porte would not repress any action Of
Greece IN reference to Crete.
The brig Hannibal, which arrived at Lon
don on Friday last reports having passed the
Ocean Spray. bound to New York, with thirty
nine of the missing passengers and crew OF the
Anchor Line steamship H,bernia, which found
cred in November last. She would land them
at Madeira. All the passengers on board the
steamer Borusia, heretofore reported of Port
land, England, with a broken shaft, were safe
ly landed on the Goth ult
Grand banquet was given at Seville, SPAN
on Friday evening. complimentary tele
gram was sent to Espar,ero. in which the
guests expressed their preference for him at the
bead Of State. The Chinese Ambassadors re-
ceive every honor and attention in Paris, and
BurliDgames position in the Embassy is en-
trely satisfactory to the Emperor. The Am
hassadors will have formal audience with the
Emperor at an early day.
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NJ TROMLEY's IMPROVED CLOCK,

he attention OF capitalists or spectators Is rs
sp-citully called to this valuable improy ment on
Cook Movement.
Can he seen for short time at 30 3Ij Seventh
street corner 81 l.
Pattu Rights for sale.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SSLSs A&hIF FA'EFaN Wis, GIVE ETS
- SUNS TN TIE PLANO ,itger n On pi-z a
.iir ., mes or 81 her "a room She caa giys ar
ltt7 Glory rrcGmuen ions. Address T. ca. n
I'D FAiRFAN, :. Coast survey Office
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WsO. y. CUMMlNB, -
U8 So sHvENfE eTRHnr.
AN EXTENSIVE ROOT Ann auoI unr.-
where the public may dud. aIvav,, Is 49,
wsos." and that Of the best QUALITY. 'As'
6EvkHTH STREET.
I've doors soath Of Z and Morrison Marsss
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A PPLD BUTfkB. 4k - - 7e|-I--
Joet recsIved, choice lot of APPLE BUfrgD
mon Penssylrania = yhcIssele end retail
BALtBu088 & LH8sG.
N1W northern end Centre MARKETS.
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LA CoTERIE CARNIVAL
BAL MESQTE
MABINl'S ASSEMBLY Rooms.
WASHINGTON, FEBGUARY 4.I>69

Ire directors tax pleasure 10 Runourcin ..
th.lr Tatrcus an .lieafs % last srts1u 4. =
carnival. So su"ces -fpily iuaugur-- ~ -
l. I'm tfat RS et'fion OF the y i tsLa IA
2 ace a. above lHa'. ate 81 sc#frsf.uz y. ~
ceiFed - tOlLE a TOWEks. 8Ia PeansylT----
SNbne- J y. BpS r. corr CT Of 3 -isg. snf a.gh
Il eet>, Georeetovu: and .. tn Acaf.rar -tr.,,
ovtN cen Hth = q lgtt streets
Jos n. SEAFEIELn. Caterer a RoTu !.
GO I, o. Phils1eiphla. Cos 1rners
u = NaRTNI
jsIl-tf PETER EARrr Directors
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~oI sale at the Drug Stores.
LILLY a BR0THEk.
"a south SHARP street, Baltimore, Ma. so,e
Agents tor Msrylsn6 District Of Columbia Penn
sylvania and Wiz ginia. DEF n
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WOOD AND COAL

Z EAsE YOUR OhDERS FOB
"a GLEASON & GLEENS
CHEAP Goals AND JUD-
= ger Depot sad uhfeF Once, g strest Sasrs, =
u STORES b 90. corner 1871 and 2, Wash
q BAILEY Co, cosner TN ana Z:
Z. TkAU ttiAN, III Pa. avenue, between 18th
eLd 2'th streets
}. J. bGGGE corner Bridge aud Efvh, Ee1rs :.
roWr. .rI"-rlr+
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SELECT SCHOOL IN BOSTON MASS.
MISS STEVENS SCHOOL
FOB YOUNG CHILDREN AND MISSES
NO Carver street rst door from Boy lstou street.
south side OF Boston Common
Primary and Advanced Courses of Studv
French, by a native Teacher.
Music.
Scholars admitted at any time during the school
year Good accommodations will De procured Tor
pupils not residing in the CRY
For circulars address Hiss p. STEVENS, AZ her
SCHOOL room. OF Hon. A. 4. SIkNEkS, hoSiCt
House. WashiIg ton, ID. c.
Beferences:-Hon. Jacob Sleeper. Hon. Otis Nor
cross Hon. A. y Stevens, NJ. q Lieut.. Gov VI
GlahIn, lchabod Hg.iand, ESQ Rev 5. H Wink
ley, Rev YIN. y Warren. T.: Rev David Pat
ten, ID Z. p button, Esq EDen Sesrs, Esq;
John A. LamsoD. NJ d.
DECEMBER. 1873. delS- I'm
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1-CLAIMS AGAINST THE CORPORA
tS TON.
All persons having claims aeains. the Corpora
tfon due prior to the 9TH day Il July, ISiS are
beT' ny not ned TO Present such claims g. the Com.
n'ttse OF Investigation, at the City Hail. bet geeu
tie hOurs Of IL a. m and . . m from this da;e Z,
tebruary J. 1879 or they niay he debsrred from the
benefits Of the same. ia = est
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w ORMLEY'S CELEBRATED
DINING ROOMS
AT NOS. 80, 3l4, BIS AND $40 STREET,
Between 18th and 10th streets

WORM LEY Ie:
Having returned from Paris, is now prepared to
furnish Dinner Parties, Suppers, &C., in the finest
style. he purchased when in Paris a superb Din.
ner Set, which cannot be eoualled in this country
ya7.lm JAMES wORMLEY.
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Fees BY WHGH-.-We published para.
graph few weeks ago saying that the only
fair way to buy eggs is by weight. The fol-
lowing table showing the weight of an aver
age dozen of eggs from different breeds of
chickens illustrates the business Of our propo-
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GPECIAL GLASSES IN FKTNC9-

- fhihFAN, : Coast turvog once
GPECIAL CLASSES IN FRENCH
PROF. ALFRED .sON will organic two cla.,ss
in French al the Con.oIi1 at,d Business col "a an
Monday January II. 1859.
A Class for la lie. from tnTba ~
a Glass fer LADIES and GENILEEENfro-n :
TO Z IN.
For terms and other information cali At tbs COL
Iege ono, corner 7tn and ID streets.
aeisr noes: His Exec .lency Blacque Bev, Turk.
ish Minister, Rev. q W. Samson. o p q
Metmore, ksc,; DR.. J. J. Woodward: Dr. Fori
Thompson; III. II. clsde, Esq. iag. %
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& RAN BALL

a U u = \ u y 2 n
rhe frst GRAND BAJF,of .re Pr,l. *. -
= lbs MOS. NJ = WAslf-rtr1 -
VI, -. riac. = td1 - 49, Halt on -
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Quality.
AIkCE MEAT Fresh and Of besf-o uslfsy.
BRAEDY PEACHES At 20 cents Der lar.
AFRICAN DATES.
MALAGA GRAPES. At lowest prices
d. w. BUkCuELL.
Under Ebbitt Aaouse.
de - Corner 18th and streets