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AN ACT to extend the time for making and return
ing the general assessment for the year eighteen
hundred and forty-four, and also, to extend the
time for the meeting of the Board Of Appeal, and
Tor other purposes. ar
BE 1t enacted, &c. That so much of the act Of the
seventh OF July, eighteen hundred and twentyfour,
entitled 6 An act providing for the assessment and
valuation of real and personal property within the
city of Washington, and for other purposes" d.
reefs that the shall make return of their
sessment on the last Monday of September, be and
the same is hereby changed, for the general
ment for the year eighteen hundred and forty. four
to the second Monday in November, eighteen hundred
forty four.
SEC. 2 find be further enacted That 80 much of
the act entitled :. An act to re-estabsh the Board
Of Appeal" passed July the twenty-sixth, eighteen
hundred and thirtyone, directs that the Board of
Appeal shall meet for the transaction of business
the second Monday in October be and the same is
hereby changed, SO far as regards appeals other
business arising out of the general assessment for the
year eighteen hundred and forty-four, to tho third
Monday IN November, eighteen hundred and forty
four.
Sec. g. find utrther enacted, That SO much of the
first section of the aforesaid to re-estahlish the
Board of Appeal limits the session ofthe Board tove
days. be and the same is hereby changed and extend
ed far regards the duties of the said Board
der the general assessment of the year eighteen hum
dred and fortyfour, follows the said Board shall
continue in session. from day to day. for ten days,
Sundays excepted, from tho citing thereof as in
| this act provided; and shall then meet on Tuesday
and Friday in each week for three weeks thereafter.
And of the meetings SO holden notice shall be given
in one more newspapers of the city, which notice
shall continue to be published during the time esta-
! blished for the sessions of the said Board.
Sec. 4. find be 1t further enacted, That it shall be
the duty of one of the attend the Board
of Appeal and give such explanations he may deem
necessary and proper in all cases which appeals
| may be made from the assessment made and return
ed by the Board of Assessors to the end that equal
justice may be done to all concerned: such assessor
to be designated from time to time, or for the whole
time, by the assessors themselves. This section to
apply to the present assessment and to all assessments
| hereafter to be made, whether general or annual
| Approved, November IL, 1874
AN ACT making an appropriation for defrayng the
expenses of repairing the bridge in Second street
west.
Be it enacted, &c. That the sum Of seventeen dol
lars and sixty six cents be and the is hereby
appropriated, payable out of the appropriation for
casual repairs in the Third Ward, to defray the ex
pen;e of repairing the bridge in Second street west
Approved, November IL, 1874.
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER.

AT WASHINGTON, d. c.
THE undersigned propose commence, in short tune
L the publication of newspaper in Washington, do
voted TO the cause of AMERICAN REPUBLIcANisM.
The Prospectus, giving the plan, &c. will be issued in
few DAVIS and the paper commenced as soon as err ar
rangements be completed
J. d G. s. GIDEON Printers.
nov Il-6tif ne 9th street Washington. ID. C.
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CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH.

~ CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH
ton by Mrs H. b. Stowe CONTAINING Personal Recollec-
TONS Osrc 10 poem,) The Rocke, the Siege of Derry,
Letters from Ireland, Miscellaneous POEMS in one vo.
ume royal just received and for sale At the
bookstore of X. FARNHAM Ii p
oct % t.t IN st and Penn. Az VS.
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r COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, 5c.
j USr received and for sale low
4 40 bags old Government Java Coffee
so do Rio and ST. Domingo do
35 do Angustura and Laguyra do
10 do Roasted do
30 half chests fresh Country Teas
10 do Imperial Gunpowderan Young Hyson, prime
5 do Black Tea. in papers
boxes Woosey g. Woolsey double refined Loaf Sugar
10 do single Loaf and Lump do
25 bbls Woolscy 81 Woolsey crushed and powdered do
5 do do Bastard do
25 do white Brazil do
10 boxes do Havana do
25 mats Cassia
5kegs Pearl Barley
25 quarter boxes Sardnes
cases India currie powder and French Mustard
81 gross DemJohns, from half to five gallons .
10 bbls Sasoda Sallpetre and Alum
10 cases fresh Italian Nlaccaroni
s. do do do Vermace
VIM. NJ. RANDOLPH,
nov15eo2w Opposite Browns Hotel.
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IN GROCERIES.
HE subscriber is receiving from New York. per schoo-
ners Frank Columbia and Victory large and well
eced stock of Family Groceries, to which he invites the
attention Of the public, in part, viz:
40 kegs Goshen Butter ...
SO boxes do Cheese
do Pineapple do
20 barrels Cranberries .
Is do Buckwheat
80 halves and quarter bbls Buckwheat
90 bags SO lbs each do
20 boxes IS lbs do do
Is kegs Malaga Grapes .#
81 dozen jars preserved Canton Ginger
100 whole and half boxes bunch Raisins
IS quarter do do do .
rs fancy boxes Pr,mes ..
20 boxes Naples Lemons "
5 bales Madeira Nuts .
do Filhers
do Bordeaux Almonds
10 bbls and bxs Shelled do
Q boxes JOrdOn do
90 cases Walnut, Tomato, and Mushroom Catsups
boxes fresh Ciron .# ~
25 cases Olives and Capers ~. @...r s"a
cases mixed Pickles "..,.
do London do ..a
$50 lbs Sapsago Cheese
300 do No. smoked Salmon
100 boxes scaled and No. Herring
$50 packages spices of all kinds, whole and ground
1000 gallons bleached and natural Winter Oil
100 quintels Goldfish
so barrels No. Herrings Boston cure
nov cow WIN. NJ. RANDOLPH.
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A CARD.
Washington City Bowling Saloon

TIME SALOON is on Sixth Street, nearly opposite
Mr. Coleman's date Gadsby's) Hotel, where gentle.
men who are disposed TO exercise by rolling will ind
Alleys good as any in the City, and can be accommo-
dated by the hour or game. 5
The Came or string of 80 balls 10 cents each person.
n Private Alleys. rs cents per hour
JOHN M. FARRAR.
A oood S,reat antern for sale oct 28-lm
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STOVE AND CRATE WARE-ROOM
7 OPPOSITE ruLLER's HOTEL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
JOSEPH H. NEVETT prepared to furnish his friends
and the citizens of Washington and SeorgeoWn, with
a splendid assortment of STOVES of every description
Cooking Stoves patents, VIZ Sections
tAir Cooking Stoves, and Ten plate Cooks. Also,
Church, Parlor, HALL Chamber and Office Stoves, such
as Radiators Frankns for wood or coal Cannon, Sala-
mander and wood parlor Stoves all OF which are o. ae
and superior patterns combining and durability
Enameled Paror Crates of superior patterns and beau
ty Kitchen Ranges and Hot-Air Furnaces tor churGhes
or other public bulldngsput up with despatch. ohe Iio'
Air Cooking Stove complete, capable oil COOKING LOT AeNe
raj hundred persons suitable for a large Hotel !,
Radiators and other Stoves refined and repaired with
despatch. s#t. -, ,, =,
Main and Japanncd Tin and Sheetiron Ware, all OF
which will bo sold at the lowest possible for CASH
octl H. [Intel&Globe6tl Ih' w.
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NEGROES W.qN TED.

r NEGROES. ,W.aN TED. stsIgAt
L wish to purchase any number of negroes Tor the
New Orleans market and will give at all times the
highest market price in cash for likely young negroes
Those wishing to sell, will find it to their interest to
call at my establishment, corner OF Seventh street
and Maryland avenue, where myself or agent can be
seen at any time. '@
Communications promptly attended to- ,f.sss1
luno ST THOS. WlLLlAMSssh'
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M NEW ~ srs..s sEr r.,
w f ARE NOW RECEIVING from New York and
other markets. large and welselected stock Of goods
consisting Of the following articles to which we invite
the attention of our customers and the public generally
100 bbls. New York family Flour
IS half bbls. do do
60 bbS. aud half do do Buckwheat
80 do do do Philadelphia do
so bags so lbs. each do do . .
so kegs and tubs Goshen Butter
40 do Glades do
5000 lbs. prime Cheese
25 bbs. Cranbernes
20 hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar
80 boxes double and single refined and lump Sugar
Is bbs crushed and powdered Sugar
10 boxes while Havana do
80 bbls. white Brazil do
IS chests and half chests fresh Teas
IS 6 andl3 ID. boxes Young Hyson and Imperial Teas
go bags old government Java Coffee
100 do Maricaibo, Rio and ST. Domingo Coffee
Is do burnt Coffee
80 boxes sperm Candles
Is do patent do
% do adamantine do
IS do mould do
150o gals. beached and unheached winter sperm Oil
so boxes brown Soap
25 do CASTLE do
ceroon Caracas Indigo
81 Mats Cassia
tierces new Rice
IL cases Maccaron and Vermicelli
800 lbs Goldfish
40 whole, half and or. bbls. Nos. and MackereI
Is barrels No. 3 do
tlerce picked, and 200 lbs. smoked No. Salmon
20 kits tongues and sounds and picked do do
rs boxes scaled Herrngs
100 dozen Brooms .....
30 do Whisks
30 do painted Buckets
10 do fancy do
10 do Jute and Mannilla mats
IS do Ahcant do
IS do Wash Boards
100 do shoe, scrub and other Brushes
40 nests Baskets
10 bales cotton Irvine
0kegs Malaga Grapes
80 jars fresh Prunes aa ....
36 do preserved Canton Ginger
5 bales Walnuts and flberts . .
1000 lbs. Bordeaux Almonds
10 boxes shelled do
25 drums Smyrna Figs
10 boxes fresh Citron
Is walnut, mushroom, and tomato Catsup
IS do Capers and Olives t.9r
do mixed Pickles
60 tins Sardnes t ''" .
10 kegs pearl Barley
lbs boxes and kegs mustard, pepper ginger, cinnamon
hafand quarter pipes Pico Wine
lOquarter casks Malaga do
10 cases Muscat do
ID half pipes old Whiskey
5 do do domestic Brandy
quarter casks cognIac do rs. ....#
half pipe Otard, Dupey ~ Cos Brandy
10 do cavendish do
$4,000 Cigars, part very choice
10 baskets Great Western Champagne M
a..l 4 s., ALSO. .I.s .s..M Il.
80 baskets Champagne, anchor brand '
imported BY ourselves in the ship Warsa " OF Now
York. from Havre warranted fresh and Of the finest quail
ity. nov7-6teol MURRAY e. SEtMMES
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Premium Hats at FISH Il Co.'S! {

w A SILVER MEDAL
AS awarded to by The Franklin Institute Of Phila-
depha their recent Fair for the best specimen of the
Moleskin Hat. Also, the first premium by the American
Institute of New York for the best Beaver Hat We have
attained this honor for four consecutive years s= a
We advert the above evidence of the great supe-
riory Of our fabric and style. n.
At our sales rooms may now be found large assort
of Hats, identical in style and essential qualities
with the PREMIUM HATS, to which invite the atten-
ton Of gentlemen, Also for SALE fashionable Muffs and
Fur Trimmings gentlemens youths and servants Caps,
Boys Genoa Hats, Ia aricle,) Infants style
rich silk Velvet Caps, etc, in endless variety.
o. FISH IL Co,
novS.3t Haters, Browns Hotel.
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HE subscriber has this day received the iolloWlig
Goods which he invites tho attention OF MS customers
and purchasers generally.
SILKS, he names
20 pieces satin striped figured Poult dc Sole
4 do black watered 40
5 do bue-black satin striped 90
10 do rich brocade 90
10 do blue-black Gro de Naples
S do Italian Lustrng
3 do PLAIN black Satin, for dresses @
10 do white, pink and blue Satin ."a
Is do fancy striped Gro de Naples /.
IN ALPACCAS.
10 pieces figured and plaid Alpaccas &@
10 do rich colored do
20 do black and blue-black do lnch
do super blueblack figured Bombasn, very
IN CASHMERES.
so pieces very rich rept Cashmeres
30 do do do Cashmere d Ecosse s.r.g.
IS do Cashmere Mousselnes
100 do ow-prced do '-..E
40 do black and secondmourning do
IN GLOVES.
50 dozen Bajou's best, Of every shade
IS do ladies' white kid
S do one half long do ~
SO do assorted silk nets, some very handsome
in SHAWLS.
Rich embroidered white i .. Grape rape,
Do Cashmere '@s '.~
Do brocade silk Na"#
"a black silk fa ua
Embroidered velvet Mantillas very rich ra#..
* CLOTHS AND CAsslMEREs. a esd
1000 Yards assorted Satines, from SO to 81 cents
30 pieces French Cashmere, new styls
20 do lowpriced do
5 do fine wool black do
Black, blue, brown, and green Cloths =.
Very fine wool black French do
so pieces Welsh and Scoffields patent Flnnnels,
warranted not to shrink IN washing ~
100 neces assorted Fannels, from 81 to 10 cents
NEGRO CLOTHING.
"a and GA fulled Cloths
10 pieces Pilot Cloths .s'I
10 do heavy Cassinets
bale plaid Linseys
do servants Blankets
5000 yards chintz Caljcoes, at - cents
50 dozen English black ia six SILK Hose sn
5 do white do
SO do Prussian black Ceshmere do
1875 do black and white cotton do
All of which will be offered at vesy low prices
az, S 81 aiayImf r. C. WASHINGTON.
HERE is THE PLACE FOR CHEAP LACE
ENNsYLVANIA Avenue, between 10th and 18th
streets, two doors from Kings Lace Store. i.
Good Dress Caps hand and made to ORDER % to
81 cents, worth $l.5O
Good Bonnet Caps, II to Is cents
Worsted do ~ cents, worth 25
Infants do rs cents to SIPS
Dmily and Lace Collars, l6 to IS cents .a
New STYLE Clay Bands, IS cents to Sl.75 .#g
French worked Collars, 81 cents
Silk Gimp Cords, cents
Silk Gimps, s cents
Together with every style Of.
Isle and Thread Laces Edgings, and Insertings
Cambria Trimmings and lnsertings
Bonnet and Cap Rbands, black and white Nets
Work Bands, Infants Waists, Lace Capes, Collars,&c
Cheap, and no mistake; and, to convince yourselves
please call and see IL. N. aobf.
N b. All articles made up warranted to SUIT A
liberal discount made TO sell again. nov
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
n FASHIONABLE assortment of Mnffs, and FuN
Trimmings
Gentlemen's fine Fashionable Nutria, Beaver, Cass-
mere Moleskin, Brush, and common Hats
Gentlemen's youths, and chdren's Fur Cloth, and
Caps all of the latest styles at the lowest prices at IA
CURES Fashionable Hat, Cap and Fur Store, IN st.,
ana arl, onnoste tho Patriotic Bank nov4-lw
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M TO PHYSICIANS AND LADIES. IT tt
YRS ia MES BELTS Uterine Supporter, for the ,
relief of Prolapsus Uter--fhe above valuable ADJUNCT
TO professional practice has just been received by the SUBJ
scriber from Mrs Belts direct. Valuable testimonials
from the most eminent professional III this country
oS expense at his office. t.i''
n CAU1lON--As counterieiis have been offered be-
sure 70 that each supporter has the written sgnue
81 he nventress Sarah Betts'' Now for sale byoaA
y 49, MI" # .va4, CHI. James, Ed 81
onao corner Of l4th and + street.
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m CUPPING AND LEECHLNG.
lHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to the
citizens of Washington and vicinity that ne Is pro-
pared to accommodate those that may require Cuppng or
Leeching; and he faters himself from the experience OF
ten in the business that he give general sails
faction Ladies that may desire female cupper or leech
err Mrs. Devaughan will wait on them
JOHN DEVAUGHAN,
s,roat. novl2-eo3t+
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IN BROOMS, BASKETS, BUCKETS, &c.
~ DOZEN Brooms, various sizes
IS nests Baskets four IN nest
80 dozen painted and fancy Buckets
10 do whisp Brooms
SO do Jutc and Grass Mats
500 lbs cotton Twne and Lamp Wick
10 dozen Washboards
Is do Brushes, all sorts and sizes
gross Backing,
Is boxes small plug Tobacco ,#
3 do Aliens fine chewing Tobacco ...
nov IS cow VIM NJ. RANDOLPH
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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ACT authorizing flag footway across Sixth
street west, on the south side of Louisiana avenue
Be it enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the city of Washington, That the
sum of thirty-fve dollars, much thereof may
be necessary be, and the same is hereby appropriate
ed out of the funds of the Third Ward for the pur
pose of laying flag footway Sixth street west
on the south side of Louisiana avenue
.. SAMUEL BACON,
President of The Board of Common Council
JAMES ADAMS,
President ofLe Board of Aldermen
Approved, November 7, 1874.
w. w. SEATON, Mayor.
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~ FLOUR
hECEIVING, and for sale
200 barrels Virginia Family and Superfne Flour
Is do New York whole and half bbis do
SO boxes Mould Candles .ss Id ..# ..r
40 do Sperm Candles
20 do Patent do #@. |". 's
IS do Adamantne do .n
IL do pure CASTLE Soap
10 do white and variegated Soap
10 do fancy do .H
SO do Brown and Yellow do
nov l5-eo2W VIM. nj. RANDOLPH.
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~ JOURNEYMAN BARBER WANTED.
NJOOD WAGES and constant employment will be
gwen to first rate Barber and Hair Dresser Apply
the Hair Dressing Room, National Hotel. novl4-3t
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A FRESH ARRIVAL OFDRY GOODS.
l. HAVE Just returned from the North with an addition
al supply of Dry Goods Among which may be found
Black, blue invisible green grey and other colored
Cloths of every quality and price
Cassmeres and Vcstngs of every description and at all
prices
Some very owpriced Satinets Fulled Cloths, and
Kentucky Jeans
Fannels of every kind and quality, among the lot
of the best WEIGH Patent Flannel
Blankets of all kinds very cheap N.
Colored Druggets and Green Baises.
." DOMESMCS. ....
have all kinds and qualities, and will sell at small
advance
LADIES' WEAR.
Cashmeres and coored Apuccas
Black and blue black Silks and Alpaccas
Mousseines of every kind and at all prices
1850 yards Chntzes, from cents up
Hosiery, Cloves Woolen Yarns, etc.
Alpaca, Cashmeres, Silk, and Cotton Hose
Alerino, kid, buckskin and cotton Gloves
White, gray and random color Yarn
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Suspenders, Scarfs. Stocks
Bosoms Collars Cords and Tassels, Bindings Cords,
Frnges Mits, Buttons, ETC., together with Trimmings of
all sorts
Also 1875 Straw, Florence and Rutland Braid Bonnes
very cheap
Customers respectfully invited to call and look for
themselves as am determined TO sell cheap for cash.
WILLIAM X. RILEY,
nov4-3teo cor. 9Th st and opposite Centre Market.
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W. P.7LNTS AND OIL -. g11'4,u22
w ALLACE ELIOT s. CO., corner off and 18th II
streets, have OF hand for sale ~ ~ 1919
White Lead in oil, pure, extra, and No. po'
Chrome, Paris and Imperial Greens '"
Pure Verdiglis Chrome Yellow
Lnseed Oil, Sc, sc. 80, gr..4 Je2l
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a
IN CHEAPEST!!9 assos4Is anlee
HE SUBSCRIBER calls the attention OF the publc'eio
to his large and unequaled assormentof English French n
and American Stationery all of which he will sell heot
lowest prices for cash short credit Amongst end m
less variety he offers the following lower than usual
Printing Paper various e4zes ,aft Il gss 4gtsDa.1.y
Cap letter and other kinds of writing paper from 81 so
Envelope paper, white, buff and brown, and Shoe
Blank Books full and half bound, cheaper than ever ~
Memorandum, cphering, and copy Books sa .sl48OH
Steel Pens and Quilts of all kinds eg.lai t.ss1,.,s
French, English, and American Note Paper . r.
Envelopes paper cutters, card cases, penholders, poe
ket books and Wallos n Y III VI #th r .a.t1' 4.
Portable Writing Desks, and Work Boxes of rosewood
Sealing wax, black, red and fancy colors 3 VII 19t
Motto transparent and cor1mon Waters gtaO igH 81
Ink Stands, glass, wooden, metal and bronze a.aam
English drawing and tracing Paper of all sizes
Drawing Pencils Bristol Boards, Water Colours ss,-t i.
Rodgers g. Sons best Cutlery such as Pen-knises, i,
Scissors Shears Desk Knives, and Erasers q '
Black red indeble carnine and India Inks English e
and American t si-.-+34- 4. q 49,. = 13os's' 4.
Backgammon Boards, Chess Men, and Portfolios with I!
and without locks p 7s@a4s z. .t tg. T1&F FL I
Copying Presses oil and copying Paper for the 81
Visiting, playing, and printing Cards M ). rs rsrs
Folders Ivory Seals, Red Tapes Silk Taste, Lead ~
Pencils, Letter Springs, ..,y.u \, s.5 1900
Silver Pencil Cases. from 25 cents to 81 90 great va
riety of patterns
Pen racks, Bill files, and thousand other things too 4
numerous to mention. .s III = X IL" !. 4.
All of the above goods been selected, and
part lust received direct from Europe by the last seamew
via New York. g 4g .84y5 s.r &o nasY 5sstL'
Visiting Cards engraved and pyMSt0dr BAy1y oq j
Penn. avenue doors west of 18th street. Fl,
OF A sett of Edinburg Review, English edition. well :
hound and in good order, for sale low. q .octl
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m ri FRESH GROCERIES,.
York and Baltimore his Fall and Winter stock OF choice
Family Groceries, and offers for sale
% hhds p r., New Orleans, Cuba, and other Sugars
boxes best Loaf Sugar
bbls crushed do
boxes brown and white do
h d .i House, PR, n O., and Cuba Molasse.
2 do do and N. J. Syrup ~,
Hyson, Imperial, Young Hyson Black in papers
and bulk, and Hyson Skin
80 bags lava, African, Maacaibo, Laguyra Rio, Cuba,
Angustora, and st. Domingo Coffee
Spices, ground and unground
Is boxes n. Y. Cheese
S do Pine Apple do
so bbs N \. Flour, extra and superGne
80 do Va. do do do a..- f..
10 do B.W. do
IS do DO do
20 / do do do
10 Pockets $50 lbs do extra
20 do (s5 lbs do do
81 10 boxes do do
Is bills No. shad @,n..t.
.aa do No. l Mackerel
6 / do No. l do ...u.. .. .-..... ........
6 do No. do ,f.r. n'
cask No. Salmon
5 qulntas Goldfish
Is bbs Net Herrings
500 gals Sperm Oil
IL boxes Sperm Candles
Also, Mould and Adamantine ...
bbs Cranberries -.s.
IS bbls choice Fall and Winter Apples
great variety of Pickles, Sweetmeats, Casups, Cur
Powder.
Raisnr box and key Clrranls, Cltron. &C.
Nuts Of various knds-in Short complete assortment
OF FAMILY GROCERIES. S. HOLMES,
7th st. nearly opposite Patriotic Bank
N. B. S. H. has on hand, and will be receiving, until
navigation closes, choice Butter from New York, IN 81
and loo Id Tubs novl2 S.H
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BULLS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF S.aRS.qP.8
II RILL.A. - as t.'- ,ca
y UST received and for sale by C. H. JAMES, a4'
ap l3- Corner 18th and Sta
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MAHOGANY BOARDS, VENEERS. CURLED 20
~ HAIR, AND CASIORS AUCIjON.e 73 - :
Nm MONDAY afternoon, 18th inst, at st o'clock, l.
will sell my good assortment inch and inch
Mahogany Boards. Also, lot Of Curled aad Shaded
Veneers Also, few bundles of Curled hair best quality
Also few sets of Casters Also first lot of Coffin
boards tTnovlll w MARSHALL, Aucuoneer.
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~ COALi COAL! .#
HE subscriber has just received his supply Of supe5
ror red and grey ash Coal which he offers for sale very
low for cash to punctua customers short dates In
qre the Lumber and Wood Yard at the of 9th
street and Missouri avenue.
oct li-lm ..n,.4 GEORGE COLLARD.
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m a, LINE AND CEMENI- ) svsr eynv
| HE SUBSCRIBERS keep on hand constant sup
NV of Lime and Cement at their respective yards lis To
- F.e#aag8a3, ULYSSES WARD, 18th st.1 9Ir 2n
sepl7-2aw GEORGE COLLARD, 9th st. aaIbli
Fresh Lime Just received. ID gtloIqm5s enovSet
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-15

CASH FOR RAGS !74 3. 7ailaqr2 i.
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