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AUCTION SALES.
BY Dunlop, Moncurc g. Co.


Commissioners SIR al Aucilon NJ Ct1.tyai, COm-
maadiRg R,al EaGte
DN virtue OF a decree of the Chancery Court
ID otthe Richmond District, will I've sold ON tho
premises ON Monday, the 2lst October, AT II
o'clock that central, most commanding square 81
Lots situated between 4,h and 9Th streets, extend.
ing from /. or Main 10 ID or Cary streets. being
Nos. 5s3, 5Sl, co. and COS, according 10 The plan
OF the city of Richmond.
Also Lot No. 81 situated on the Canal al the
intersection OF Il and 6th streets
Also, Lots Nos. 653 G5ti, 61l and G1.j, being the
square situated between Il and C. streets and 81
and 81 streets.
Sale 10 be made in the order as advertised, on
the following terms, to Wit
One-ei9hh in cash, unc-eighlh i'll months
onc-cighth in II months, and the reinainin. five
clghth> IL the expiration of live years al from the
day OF sale with The privilege 10 The purchaser to
continue The credit upon the last ive-eiahrh> for
the lifetime of Mrs. Thomas TAYLOR il She sur
wives the frs; five wears the said five eichhs por-
lon ol the purchase money TO bear interest from
the day ot sale payable Guater-yearly, The pur-
chascrS 10 give negotiable noieS satisfactorily en-
dorSed. tor the payment OF the two-eishlh> al The
expiration of six and twelve months: and. ior the
residue bonds with good security, payable IS
and the title 10 be retained, subject la
the further order of Court
\ plan OF The Lots NAV be seen at the office OF
the Auctioneers, Dunlop. Moncurc y CO.
WILLIAM GAIT.
GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
Sept 20-cds Commissioners.
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. so TO THE EXCHANGE
TONIGHT

IU-NIGIIT.
N'a'ie Association of this City will
- ~ hail past : o'clock, at the Con-
'.'e Exchange Hotel. John NJ. Pat
M I '''y i expected 10 address the
democrats Of Richmond! As Tor
var our native land, how can we
/, h@''!ins Tor her glorious princi-
!. We doubt the yisor Of her blows or
',' N'eee>>s But in times like these,
W. 'e'ax IN our efforts. LET every
Lee each contend as If the vic
. o' MS single ARMAND leave the
/. '' MS country, TO Providence and
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We received letter from Tyler county, by
last evenings mail, which states. that 'our Scna,
tor. Mr. Newman, who is more conversani ana
better acquainted in This Congressional Disrc',
than any other individual III II. gives II as l'i' c'-
cide,i opinion, that il wll give Polk and Dallas Il
majority of not less than cigh, hundred"
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WORTuAArS OFFICE, Ne. 7. Exchange
w Placc. RleAmoAA Iirsina.
THOMAS b. BIGGER, CoraUoi .Mtn anil
/ GOrcYAor .SirCc$
SPLENDID SCHEMES.

SPLENDID SCHEMES.
Drawing received "Wednesday Evening, Octo-
Der 81. Capitals ;:Io.oo0, G01o, 1000, 1000,
1900 :. 5:'9, ~ IT 0oo Of 500 OF 100, OF 30o, 81
20n. OF l5n of ~, 2!0 of 100, Sc. &c IL bal
lots. Tickets - lowest prize 81.
Grand Scheme, Capital S35,295, $50 900
neul r. Lowest Ptizc $40 ncu-lowc>t No.
Prize $50 nett. - Drawing received Monday
Evening. October 1lh. Capitals: ;S33.293, 10000,
5ooO 1000 3292 IL, 1910, If 1000, Of LOO,
~ prizes of 800, &c, &c. - Nos, l. ballots.
Tickets 80 only.
Drawing received Thursday Evening October
10. Capitals: ;:20,0on ID prizes Of 1000, &c,
Sc. - Nos, II ballots. Tickets -.
go .o0o Capital! Drawing .eccivcd Monday
Evening. Oct llIa. Splendid Capitals $50 Ooo,
10000. 5000 l0)3. 1000, , OF 209o, "t i.oIl ot
I27 -. - of 1000. ol 800, ol 800, 100 OF 40.
- Nos, l3 ballots. Tickets so
Grand scheme! 100000 Capital 100
prizes OF : 900 are ;Sl0O.00n. - Drawing re-
reivcd Monday Evening. October lhh. Grand
Capitals: so o00 5000. 13io, 5,W'o, 5000,
2..isl 100 prizes of ,03o, &c, *. Is drawn bal
lots. Tickets 81
>2J 900 Capital. Drawing received Monday
,.y.oino. October 2S,h. Capitals: SO 900 5000,
5000 5000. i. 900 3001. : OF 500 oil 800, ot
200 of 80. OF 30 - of 090, 40 Of 500, OF
100. 10 Of 300, &c, &c. Is ballots. Tickets
80.
60 For smaller Schemes call at the Office.
r. Packages Of wl;oles AMI shares, single
whole and shares. always on hand in HE usual
c,eat variety, and a> usual. prizes paid at sight
Immediately after the drawing
TT. Orders for packa"es certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, AMI IN all Lotteries,
will lie promptly attended H. and drawing sent
when requested Tll''S u. bi"ouh.
Manager Office. opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Sept. lS--dld
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LOST COW.

LOST COW.
oET4 STRAYED from the subscriber, about
60. eight days ago, very large red and
white Cow. A liberal reward will be paid for
her delivery. GEO. w. TOLER.
Richmond, Oct 5-if
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a CIAJ.JE\GI.


a CHALLENGE.
Gcnllemen The following resolution passed
by the Clay Climb Of King William county, at
August Court, has not been responded TO by our
Locoioco friends; aud, as it was published only in
The Wing. we somewhat apprchend that II has
not been seen or Aea'd OF tv a majority OF that
party We will, therefore, thank YOU gentlemen,
10 give il a place in Your columns. We wish ii
clearly understood BY onr Locoloco iriends, that
we no; only chaicace but doyr them 10 meet us,
with their hest speakers, in (nA, rec, aid .fatr
de5ate.
We hereby give them notice, that il they fail
10 NEE, us, as requested and challenged ". shall
consider il as exhibiting a wan, OF faith in their
principles and determination 10 ,l,lik from and
>hun a fir di<cu>Non OF the i>>leS now pending
between the two parties. We also 2irc them no
ticc. that We shall cn3cavor 10 get ouI he>t speak
ers 10 address the people Of King William on
their respective muster days in this month. Here
is the Resolution:
Re0ired That we hereby respectfully and cor
daily invi,c the Democratic party OF this county
10 unite with us in holding free Baibacue where
al the questions now at issue between t!i- two
parties can be fully freely and fairly discussed, by
speaking on both sides.
We earnestly request an cafiy insertion o this
challenge in the weekly Enquirer
Many Who's OF King WILLIAM
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WOOD FOR SALE--Thc subscriber is
w prepared 10 furnish families 4, a very short
notice, with Oak or Pine Wood, at the lowest
price for cash. Apply To
GEO. w. TOLEE.
Agent and Collector, Lislc's Row.
Richmond, Sept %, 1911 Il
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To Me Editors IF BIC Enqnirs

Gentlemen: We will thank you To give the ac
Card an eoriB insertion in your week
" paper. Our obec, is 10 let our Democratic
friends know that we are firmly determined tc
have ample discussion OF the great national ques-
tions before The ecclion-So that they may meet
us or not, as they shall prefer.
Very respectfully
THO. ROANE,
A. H. PERKINS,
JOHN TAIIOE WORAlELEY,
G. W. ALLEN,
BROOKING SAMUEL,
ROBT. POLLARD,
THO. JORDAN,
JONATHAN HART,
RO. P. HILL.
Aylelt>, King VIM, Oct. !, lSll.
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A TRACT or LAND FOR SALE, AD-
IlININli RIl.IIMOND

r OFFER for sale privately. the above tract OF
/ Land containing between three hundred and
fljv and four hundred acres. 1t is situated
in the county Of Icnrico, about Two miles from
the Main street of Richmond, being Land former
H. owned hv Reuben Blakcy, deceased, and now
occupied by Mrs. Rcdioni aud Mr. Il, Il. Boyd.
Contiguous 10 it are Inc land, Of Mrs. Cooh, Mrs.
Geo Blakoy and Me>Srs. Mabin, FJe, Slarke
Gregory and New. II is rare that an opportunity
oilers ol purchasin. land - near The cityoi Rich
mond and embracing 50 many advantages as are
united in this tract ANY person desironS oil pnf-
chasing this Land. can he shown il by calling
upon The present occupants; and Tor information
a. 10 price, will please address the subscriber
who resides in Lynchbur2. The terms of credit
will he liberal and made entirely to suit the con
yeniencc OF the purchaser.
ADOLPHUS y. READ.
a., : ~. o,,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INSTRUCTIONS on THE PIANO FORTE.
d Ii. TAYLOR, respectfully announces,
i that he continues 10 give Instructions on
the Piano Forte Ia limited number OF pupils.
and having now few vacancies, is DESTROYS Of
filling them as soon rs possible. in order 10 enable
him 10 make convenient division ol his iime.
For terms, &c, apply al his Piano Forte and Alu-
sic Store, opposite the Banks Sept. 80.
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CAROLS majority 50 far GU; and 81 MARY
Somerset. and Worcester 10 he hcan from. These
three counties gave .2ll Wing majority in ISL;
but last year they gave only l.o.
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.Gladc>' precinct 10 hear from, which, ii IS sup
posed. will give small Wing maJurily-say 81.
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A VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOR
n SALE-By virtue Of deed in trust exccu-
ted to the subscribers by Thomas f. Jcter, and dn-
Is recorded in the Clerks Office Of Amelia, we
offer for sale, privately, that valuable Farm on
which Thos T. Jctcr lately resided near Jcicrsville,
known by the name OF WAYNE Oak, and contain
inc. BIZ recent survey. one thousandlwo hundred
acres ahou; two huniIcd and >cvcniy-ilvc oil which
are in original forest We'll linbcred. and INST rate
tobacco land. A large portion OF The open land IS
of cool quality, and produce,' line crops OF tobac-
60. wheat. corn and oats. The Improvements are
very superior, consisting, Of large two-storv
dwcllins-housc, nearly new. with nine rooms, neat
IL painted inside and ont three porcheS with turn
ell pillars. &c. good framed kitchen, icc-house,
servants house and carriage house-besldes four
or five negro cabins with brick chimneys, AMI
every other clubhouse necessary on such farm.
If immediate application be made, This farm
NAV he Dough, for low price with money Fl
rher of the undersigned Trustees will take plea
sure in showing the Plantation &c, 10 any person
who NAV wish TO purchase. 1t will be sold in lots,
or entire. 10 suit purchasers.
TiLMON T.. JETER,
JOHN a. JETER, Trustees.
j. w c. WINGO, }
March | 9.-2amtt
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n G. GREGORY 1 Co, MANAaEas, II

T G.. GREGORY < Co, MANAGERS, R'ct-
y 4. mo0d, I"@i@'@.
Gcand Sehe,acs FIR Ofo5n, 1911!
:e3OOoa. Alexandria Lottery. Class 30, Tor
1911 10 b. drawn ut Alexandria, y. C., on Satur-
day. October The 5ih. 1911. Splendid PrHe>:-
s.;aaoa 1900 5.oon 300, 3.321, l0 prizes oI
1000 &c, &c.
Tickets slO-halvcs 5-quartcrs ) ~
Certificates oi packages OF - whole Tickets,
$50: halves, g.; quarters, - 81.
S:30aoo. Alexandria Lottery, Class 81, Tor
ISL 10 be drawn in Alexandria, ID. g., on Sa'
,nr,lay October the l2h, ISL ID drawn Nos.
ON ri IS. Grand Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 1000,
i.c09 =; 100. 1000, 10 Of 1000, &c, &c
Tickets Sl0-halye> 5-qnarerS : 81.
Certificates Of packages Of - whole Tickets
Sl20; halves, 10: quarters, 81
So, 29i! Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, Tor
1871 10 be- drawn at Alexandria, ID. g., on Satur-
iav. October the Goth, 1911. Splendid Lottery ;
81, 39i. HIGH, G,C00, 5000 5000 % prizes OF
900, &c, &c.
Tickets @l0-haycs 3-quarcr> : %
Certificates OF packages o' - whole Tickets.
$50: halves, III quarters, 81 %.
a-r Orders for Tickets and Shares AMI CerliI-
cafes of Packages in the above : picndld Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention ami an ac-
count Of each drawing will be SEM, [whcn request
e,I.) 10 all who NAV order tickets from rs
Address j. q. GREGORY y CO.,
SEM III; ulna..fS. Richm0nd Va.
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FOR SALE.

n n FUK 81! f..
fsniTffI The place in the nri.hhnrhood of Gum
Ete n Spring, III the county of Guoohland, known
---a=e-.as "Drumwrishi's Nursery" ~ miles from
Richmcni, on The 1hrrr-c hnpt Road. containing l25
acres late III" properly of Richard Nicholas now ~ The
occupancy ." Iillrb-rry :. Palmor. Thrf. l. on the
land comfortable Dwelling, with the usual ont-hois"s
ri farm good Store House, al lime nccupIrd by
Perkins x liandfidqe.l aud an excellent well oi water
For terms Apply 10 Nireissiis ". Miller, Esq nj The
Clerks Office uI Gonrhand; To John Thompson. Jr.,
Esq ~ G"o bland Court muse; Ia the suh.crIbrfs,
in Rich nom!. THOMAS * CHARLES ELLIS,
Aug. ~ 33-tf
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A CARD.-The subscriber will not attempt
n an enumeration Of the various styles and
qualities OF SELECT RETAILING DRY
GOODS, which he has recently purchased in the
largest markets in our country-but will content
himself with saying TO his friends and the public,
that his stock embraces a variety, and was pur-
chased with advantages which justify him IN say
ing. that he can and will furnish them on The most
favorable terms. He invites calls and cxamlna-
lions THOMAS Il. PRICE.
Oct 1-c4w
TTARPER'S BIBLE-The Pictorial Bible
MEALS HISTORY Of the Purilans, No. 8,
which completes the work, with Index 10 the SUBJ
ects and an Appendix.
THE JlLT-A Romance by the author OF
the Marrying Man, &c. Just received hv
Oct 3 DRINKER & MORRIS.
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FOR RENT.
n Two new Houses on lith Street near
"a Mayos Bridge, neatly finished, with
-.aH. Stores suitable for Groceries or other re-
tail business. To permanent, respectable tenants
lhelcrins will he moderate. Apply at the Store OF
Beers X Pondcxicr
Sept 3j-tt JAS. H. POINDEXTER
FOR RENT.
III The Store and Dwelling on Main 81,
e. q few doors below The Old Market. re-
~--a:W. Gently occupied by John L. Laughon,
Esq, as a Shoe store. Apply 10
GEO. w TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Isles Row.
Oci =.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

High Water this day at lOI O'Clock, a. NJ.
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Aug. q,
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CARpIAC;ESl CARRIAGES :!

Oct, 3
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llt79 l BETWEEN 3D AND d sTREETs.
NITIzENs, STRANGERS, and MEMBERS OF
~ CONGRES como and buy where only one
price is asked. Persons not acquainted with the
prices Of goods often have to pay 6fteen and even
thirty per cent more than those who know the Gus
tomary price, and have the tact Of Jetcig down 10
the lowest price, In our Stores ask no more and
take no less than the fixed price. All intelligent per-
sons approve of this way Of doing business, and be-
ieve it the only fair way Of dealing. Y ttf',ss'
Our stock IS large and web assorted We have
of our own make, DRESS BOUTS at 80; WATER
PROOF, at SO so and 81 so; DRESS BOOTEES,
81 rs, to 50, so, of FRENCH CALF; GENTLE
MEMS SLIPPERS, MOROCCO AND CALF, at
IS cents GENTLEMEN's CLOTH SLIPPERS,
Quilted WALKING SHOES for Ladies, de.
cidedly the most pretty and comfortable shoe lady
can have for cold weather. 63 s5ss33 AA3A@sA
PARIS TIES and SLIPPERS, very handsome,
still selling for 81 &- ~ -
IS Childrens weariin every variety. F9lH94tJi.
: Nearly 1000 pairs Of India Rubber Over Shoes, in
every style. 07l 3SC i4s640i rsih.ssu sHS
d Prime figured Rubbers, beautiful over shoe, at
rs cents J 1-fen gl48s1sgY Et- .t&si-
We seek not to humbug the public with selling
out below cost twenty-five per cent lower than
any other store :" sensible person is influenced by
any such statements. Our manner of doing business
is upon the price system; we fix fair profit,
which all no doubt will allow, and in doing, we
have been well sustained, as our cash book fully
shows. afNh##'
Repairing, and every thing connected with on
business, shall receive prompt attention.
Prices the same in each Store, i"t
Three Of the four comprising the firm practical Shoe
makers, hauiag graduated on the bench. '1
- J. E. FOWLER & co. A"a
corner nth and SITS.
MANN g. BROTHERS, H3
nov 2S-eo1m Pennsylvania avenue
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CrATIONERYlSWAREH - FRENCH
~ AND ENGLISH STATIONERY! THE pub
lie are informed that we have received from Paris
and London, large and most varied assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Stationery all Of which was Sc
leced expressly for our sales consisting n part Of
the following; III NJ ...ssa Ne 1s. n 49,
French Goods and qoarto post papers 81 ex-
ira fnish photographic, tracing, morocco and fancy
colored papers; gold and SILVER paper, fancy note
paper in great variety; envelopes lace, embossed,
figured and plain, papetaires, q large ussortmsnt,
some new and very rich patterns pearl and ivory
paper knives and folders, a great variety; pearl,
ivory and agate seals; penhoders Of every descrip
ton; card Of pearl ivory and leathers pocket
books and dressing cases. port olos some very rich
inkstands of glass and porcelain, new patterns;
water colors; black, white and colored crayons
Conte's drawing pencils; sable and camel's hairpeH
cs leather stumps; transparent motto, and initial
waters. - EsE 81 s}aQl@taN laisHnlb9 y
|-B tFlsn Lo,.dos -Whatman's drawing papers Rev.
n0ld abraided and Bristol boards of every size and
thickness wax and waters OF every description;
perforated boards, fine, medium, and coarse; Rhoades
Sons drawing pencils, put up, in new style, lthe
former having been counterfeited) every pencil lis
now stamped, Rhoades & Son, and derrick Blunt;
this viii guard against ,fdtufs coinlefls back
CANNON boards chess boards chess n,eh ;; pearl
and bone motto seals III great variety some NJ pat
terms; GilIotts and sWindlss sisel pens; Rodgers
and Wostenhom's, cutlery; Newmanss oAtoss, loose
and in boxes; Crayon paper lace and plain enveL
VES tscty hHsoS quu Aoauolo nAVn@gy cOVpy, tVSc-
wood ivory, bone, and glass inkstands; port folios
and card, cases dissccted maps and games many Of
them are entirely new subjects rosewood desks and
work boxes white and coiored Irvine; parchment
india rubber; Reeves and Sons pink and colored
saucers; sable and camels hair pencils ink powder;
ROD, black, Japan, copying, and marking inks WEIGH
states Of all slzes porcelain States most Of which
are offered at reduction Of 30 per cent from former
prices. 9 n. ssl5 NJ s5E'9a
apa aat aueJ ID IlERRICK & BLUNT, a
fia1eiit@ "A 1lA William r. Bayly, Agent.
nov 6--6m Penn. av., between L It'll and 18th sts.
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BOOTS IND SHOES.

The subscribers would inform the
citizens of Washington that they
have on hand neat assortment Of
BOOTS and SHOES, which they
will do well 10 call and examine
They will also make up work Of
every description, from q Cork sole
boot to a Lady's slipper, as well and
as cheap as it can be done in this city.
As they have not grown rich on the
n,,hIic % unf thew cannnf aHord to
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,balqobg
mi adj bstlsr al It'd sii a$si 81 u0fuossa b
NIG Al, TOBACCO, AND SNUFF DEPOT
~ 100 600 Cigars Of various braads So kegs Of prime
Chetring Tsbacco.-The undersigned would respect
fully invite attention to his large and extensive as
sortment Of Superior Cigars and Chewing Tobacco.
The following are Of the choice brands OF for
eign importation Warranted genuine lv9a'ef e
-9ta sdt ssi in9fi CIGARS. sNiareio 81 3ile
'sa Flora regslia, ia boxes n si t'a4!igi e22
ir Britannia, gI-lO boxes An5giA asii ~ b9s1sisf
Paixhap, lilo and lao boxes fxasaq
Plantation, ITO boxes
{ haLeeshorr, on sLavuelta La Norma 81 ttla n
lril (faxadorcs, Leland l.S boxes La Caroline t9
saG Canopcs; Constantia; Nogpareil; Imperial sif
Principe Perez, l-8 boxes Rendon Principe az
lliy Ladies' Havana / 10 boxes 1lEltEb Yit
sn6igulosa4 surERloR .cHEwpsG TOBACCO sai s9ia1
James gold leaf; Magnolia brand Oh sldi bBs
Aliens honey dew y Robinsep's honey dew
yea Bridges natural leaf; Halsay's gold chop
; Pocahontas brand; Oronoko natural ~ 4,ts,y
Hare's sun cured Wards Capitol brand
Elliot's sweet; Hamett's 5 to pound;
Murrel's to pound Dumas S to pound
Small plug, various qualities 5sasCt 9VGl 1ss
SHUTS of every description qEsauG I'M
sls;,s Pipes, smoking tobacco, sc. t,yt} NIX
In fact have every thing in my line to please the
taste of the most fastdious, all of which will dis
pose Of 10 per cent cheaper than any other wholesale
house in the District. M
Grocers, hotelkeepcrs, and Others, would do well
as any in the Eastern cities. aa1 . pf I16asiasii
N. B. All goods sold, if not as represented, will
be- exchanged, OF the money returned. sgaLL sdI
,T,taFt 5sls3fi s. ,,gsiT s3isB w. H. WINTER, III
.sigd5 No 6, east Of Gadsby's, sign Of Jim Crows5
nov 6---3m HI .fr heA ,lsffg3ss9oM mn ap
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mo PARENTS AND TEACHERS.--The sub
J. scrber has just received from the North large
assortment Of School Books The best editions have
been carefully selected and well bound consisting Of
every kind Of school book and other requisites that
are used in the District and the surrounding country
and will be sold at unusually low prices.
K. FARNHAM,
dec corner 18th street and Penn. av.
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EDWARD S. WRIGHT, Bridge Street Geergetoic,,,
III Importer and Dealer in Cut cry, Stationery, Dry
and Fancy Goods, &C.. keeps constantly on hand, on
the most favorable terms, the following articles
'ssh f5tt'il1l5it i't CUTLERY.
Ivory knives and forks, in full sets, Ivory knives
and forks in DOZENS buffalo and buck, il setts and
DOZENS carvers and steels, bread knives oyster
knives, pocket and pen knives on cards. pocket and
pen knives in DOZENS erasers and desk knives, scis
sors of all qualities razors of all qualities German
silver forks, best plated forks, German silver table
spoons, German silver tea spoons
YHTs4y3l fJtx ! srATIoNERY.l gf3f&ESsTGL Il
Ruled and plain cap papers, ruled and plain letter
papers, full and half bound ledgers, full and hall
bound day books, steel pens, quilts, blue and black
inks, black sand waters, sealing wax, India rubber,
port folios, inkstands of ebony, glass, cork &c.,
drawing pencils, common lead pencils fine and COM
mon crayons miniature ivory miniature cases. states
in wood and paper, blue and white bonnet boards,
playing cards visiting cards, knives,
Sc, indelible ink. aa. aa fas6 n1 te1ebgsq s.1fs
Blue black and fancy cloths, cassmeres, cassinetts,
brown and bleached cotons, white cambrics, cotton,
worsted silk and merino hose and half hose, silk
shirts, merno shirts and drawers, cotton and silk
handkerchief cotton and linen tapes, corset laces,
shoe ribbands, cotton cords, patent threads, cotton
balls, spool cottohs. H7qs tas{g9 s9a r 9ass 90
COMBS AND BRUSHES. Il Il aSf
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hair, tooth, nail, comb busting, health shaving and
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Pins and needles, knitting epins, hooks and eyes,
tallors' silk twist, Italian silk hank cotton fishing
lines and hooks night tapers, gum and improved gum
stpenders webb and nett suspenders, candlesticks,
shutters and trays casters spcctacles, cups and balls,
toy watches, yankee clocks, stuff boxes pocket
books, purses percussion caps dolls and doll heads,
toy books and prints travelling and fancy baskets,
fancy boxes III great variety, chessmen, dominoes
back CANNON and chess boards, thermometers storm
glasses, Jews harps carpenters pencils, German sill
yer thimbes brass thibles, tailors hnlbles, spool
stands glass boxes fancy soaps shaving boxes, shaw
ing brushes split whale bones, spittoons, marbles and
alleys topsg skates razor homes razor strops shaving
glasses, watch guards, gilt, coat and vest buttons,
silk and mehair coat buttons pearl, shirt and vest
buttons, bone and horn slspender and shirt buttons,
bone and wood moulds, common jewelry violins,
violin bows, guitars, flutes and ffesSaccordions, harp
strings guitar strings, violin strings, looking glasses,
looking glass plates, green and fancy window blinds,
paper hangings, glass tumblers, glass mugs, glass
lamps shoe backing, single and double barrel guns,
steel and brass pistols, Havana Spanish, and half
Spanish cigars. With a variety Of perfumery, &c.
nov 6-6m Ag3