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AUCTION SALES.

w would respectfully invite attention to regu-
lar Evening Sales which will be hereafter every evening
except Tuesday and Thursday early candle light at
the New York Commission Store, few doors east Of
Coeman's National Hotel, where will sell good
sortment of black blue and blue blk cloths fine French
cassmeres blue, black and gray cassinets; fine heavy
tweed silk satin and merno vesng calico, mousseln
do lane Irish linen, shaws SHIRTS stocks scars
cravats linen collars and bosom gum suspenders gloves.
socks boots shoes segars brass and woodwork clocks
velvet and glazed caps razors knives and forks and
tableclohs, spool cotton letter paper Bibles baeking,
fancy SOAP rosewood and ether fancy work boxes guns.
pistols gold pencils, watchers mantle time pieces with
shades etc. etc. Also Ready mode GL0th'g such as
rely of fancy and useful articles mention
novl LEWIS g. HUNT, Auctioneers.
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NOTICE

ID NOTICE.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of FL Fa. issued nv Thomas
&. Dom, Esq. Justice of The Peace for Washington
county, District of Columbia, and me directed shall
offer for sale the highest bidder for cash. on Monday
the 18th day of November next at 10 O'clock A. NJ the
following property wit: Lot No IL, in square 453 in
the city of Washington, with the Improvements thereon
seized and taken the property of Charles Baum and
will be sold 10 satisfy judgment due E. 81 ]. f. Pickerel
The above sale 10 take place at the premises on the
corner of 9Th street west and street north.
oct 24-anwts* j. V. PATTON Constable
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T COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, DC
j UST received and for sale low
40 bags old Government Java Coffee
so do Rio and ST. Domingo do
80 do Angustura and Laguyra do
10 do Roasted do
80 half chests fresh Country Teas
10 do Imperial. Gunpowder and Young Hyson prime
do Black Tea. in papers
Sboxes Woolsey IL Woolsey double refined Loaf Sugar
10 do single Loaf and Lump do
Is bbs Woosey g. Woolsey crushed and powdered do
do do Bastard do
25 do white Brazil do
10 boxes do Havana do
% mats Cassia
5 kegs Pearl Barley
Is quarter boxes Sardnes
cases india currie powder and French Mustard
gross Demjohns from half 10 five gallons
10 bbs Sasoda, Salpetre, and Alum
10 cases fresh Italian Maccaroni
do do do Vermacelli
WIN. NJ RANDOLPH
novl5-oo2w Opposite Browns Hotel
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NJ NEW GOODS.
w f ARE NOW RECEIVING from New York and
other markets a large and weseected stock Of goods
consisting of the following articles, TO which we invite
the attention OF our customers and the public generally
100 bbs New York family -Four
60 bbs. and half do do Buckwhest
80 do do do Philadelphia do
50 bags so lbs. each d, do
so kegs and tubs Goshen Butter
40 do Giades do
5000 lbs. prime Cheese
25 bbs. Cranberres
20 hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar
do Molasses
30 boxes double and single refined and lump Sugar
10 bbls. crushed and powdered Sugar
10 boxes white Havana do
80 bbls. white Brazil do
81 chests and half chests fresh Teas
IS andl3 To- boxes Young Hyson and Imperial Teas
60 bags old government Java Coffee
100 do Nlaricaibo, Rio and St. Domingo Coffee
Is do burnt Coffee
80 boxes sperm Candies
Is do patent do
25 do adamantne do
IS do mould do
1900 gals. beached and unbleached winter sperm Oil
80 boxes brown Soap
25 do CASTLE do
ceroon Caracas Indigo
81 Mats Cassia
tierces new Rice
II Maccaron and Vcrmicelli
1880 lbs Goldfish
40 whole, half and or. bbls. Nos. and Mackere
Is barrels No 3 do
nerce picked, and 200 lbs smoked No. l Salmon
90 kits tongues and sounds, and picked do do
rs boxes scaled Herrngs
100 dozen Brooms
30 do Whisks
30 do painted Buckets
Is do fancy do
10 do ,Jute and Mannilla mats
Is do Ahcant do
rs do Wash Boards
100 do shoe, scrub, and other Brushes
40 nests Baskets
10 bales cotton Irvine
10 kegs Malaga Grapes
30 jars fresh Prunes
36 do preserved Canton Ginger
bales Walnuls and Iilberts
1000 lbs. Bordeaux Almonds
10 boxes shelled do
IS drums Smyrna Figs
10 boxes fresh Cilron
- cases walnut, mushroom, and tomato Ca,sup
10 do Capers and Olives
do mixed Pickles a.
GO TINS Sardines
10 kegs pearl Barley
Us boxes and kegs mustard pepper ginger cinnamon
aud other spices
2halland quarter pipes Pico Wine
10 quarter casks Malaga do
10 Muscat do
Is hall pipes old Whskey
do do domestic Brandy
quarter casks cogniac do
half pipe Otard, Dnpey a. Co.'S Brandy
20 boxes small plug and fives Tobacco
10 do cavendish do
$4,000 Cigars part very choice
10 baskets Great Western Champagne
ALSO
so baskets Champagne. anchor brand
Imported by ourselves in the ship Warsaw of New
York. from Havre, warranted fresh and of the finest quail
'ty. Inov7-6tecl MURRAY g. SEMMES.
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AUG TON SALES.
ny LEWIS & HUNT.

EXTRA SALES OF FANCY DRY GOODS, CLIO
thing Watches, Je,cehy, Guns, Pistols, Table and
Pocket Cutlery NTH extensive assortment Of mscel-
ianeous Goods from different manufactures to be clos
ed ,oitho,h reserve
w shall sell This Eueaing early candleght, and
to be continued every euening ds meek at the New
York Auction and Commission Store, Pennsy Ivan Ave-
Goods such
Super blue and black Cloths and Cassmeros
Tweeds, Silk, and Valencia yestings
Fine Silk and Satin Scarfs Suspenders, Hosiery, &e.
Ladies' Woollen Shawls, Scarf Velvet Points, DC.
Boots Shoes Ole Bull style Caps, Glazed and Velvet
Caps
Watches and Jewely, such silver levers, Jonson's
make. double and single cases, English Watches fine
gold Breastpins. a9
Guns and Pst0ls.--Aso will be added, fine double and
single barrel Guns, Damascus and wire twist with
large selection OF miscellaneous goods.
nov IL LEWIS d. HUNT, AuctiOneers.
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LATER FROM BRAziL.-Tbe schr. Erie, from
Para, brings intelligence to 18th October.
Capt. Mathews states that the elections for the
National Assembly had recently occurred through
the Empire. The contest was very close and
energetic one, between the Imperiasts and the
opposition party. 1t was reported in PARA that
there had been some serious disturbances in Ce-
ra Ga neighboring province.) In the course of
the riots and fights, report says, that several were
killed and wounded by shots fred by the govern
ment troops, and by he rioters.
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TX WINES LIQUORS, &C.
~ BASKETS Champa me, Anchor brand, vintage 1870
imported by the subscriber in The ship Warsaw, al New
York the LIST October, and warranted first quality
25 baskets Champagne, Great Western brand
% dozen MADEIRA, Sherry, Port, dc.
cases Mlscat Wine
quarter casks Sicily Madeira do
halfppes Otard, Dupuy d Co.'s Brandy
pipe Holland Gin
10000 Cigars, Principles, &c.
10000 do La Fragancla very superior
novl5eo2Wif VIM. nj RANDOLPH.
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d FLOUR.
hECEIVING and for sale
200 barrels Virginia Family and Superfne Flour
Is do New York whole and half bbs do
80 boxes Mould Candles
40 do Sperm Candles
20 do Patent do
IS do Adamantlne do
IL do pure CASTLE Soap
10 do white and variegated Soap
10 do fancy do
SO do Brown and Yellow do
novl5-eo2w VIM. NJ RANDOLPH.
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5O BROOMS, BASKETS, BUCKETS, &c.
Nv DOZEN Brooms, various sizes
25 nests Baskets four III a nest
80 dozen painted and fancy Buckets
10 do whsp Brooms
so do Jue and Grass Mats
500 lbs cotton Irvine and Lamp Wick
10 dozen Washboards
70 do Brushes, all sorts and sizes
gross Backing,
Is boxes small plug Tobacco
3 do Aliens fine chewing Tobacco
novl5 cow WIN. NJ. RANDOLPH.
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WHAT EDUCATION DoEs.-At an anniversary
| once heard brother give an illustration OF what
education does for the Minister, which had both
point and edge. Educaton," said he, is to
the mind, what the grindstone is to the scythe.
1t neither improves the temper OF the steel, nor
adds to its amount; but some how or other, II
makes IL cut
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REMARKABLE PREsENTIMENT.-ln Doyleston,
PENNSYLVANIA, Beniah Holdren, an aged man Of
81 years, after partaking happy meal with his
children, apparently in perfect health, observed
Now, my friends, this is the last meal shall
ever eat am about to die" He then proceed
cd TO give directions as to his worldly concerns,
his burial, &C., and, when he had concluded was
struck down by paralytic stroke.
Doyleston Wing.
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REGISTERS OFEICE.


WASHINGTON, OCTOBER IA, 1874
NOTICEls hereby gwen, to all tavern and shop keep
IN ers, retailers OF wines and spinluous liquors, dry
goods hardware medicines, periumory, watches and Jew
cry, hats boots and shoes also, to the of hack
ney carriages, billiard tables and tenpn alleys keepers
of poer-housos and confectonares that their licenses
will expire Monday, the 18th day of November next
and that said licenses must be renewed at this office with
in ten days after that time, between the hours of 10 o.
clock, A. NJ and o'clock, P. NJ
c. II. WILTBERGER,
oct 29-tNovA Register.
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A REvoLr.-A correspondent of the New

A REvoLT.-A correspondent of the New
Sun, writing from Constantinople, says: YORK
"Couriers have been arriving here from Alba
mia, bringing the most alarming intelligence
The Province has again revolted and so great
are the resources Of the insurgents, that more
serious disturbances than those of last spring are
looked for with painful anxiety. The Sultan's
Cabinet are in session, and considerable stir is
manifested in the War department"
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1t is stated that five hundred millions of dol.
lars are spent annually in the United States for
such articles of dress as are subject to the fuc-
tuatons of fashion. OF this sum it is computed
that sixteen millions are spent for hats, probably
about twenty millions for caps and bonnets, and
for other articles of dress, not less than four hun
dred millions
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER.

AT WARRINGTON, d. c.
THE undersigned propose commence, in short nme,
l. the publication of newspaper in Washington, do
voted 10 the cause of AMERICAN REPUBLIcANisa.
The Prospectus giving the plan, &c, will be issued in
few days and the paper commenced ear ar
Engagements can DO completed
J. AZ &. $. GIDEON, Printers.
nov ll-6tf 9th street Washington, d. C.
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NEGROES WAN TED.

NEGROES VAN TED.
/ wish to purchase any number of negroes for the
New Orleans Market and will give at all times tho
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 b
seen at any time sis Hfta1 lrf x'rll7l
Communications promptly attended to. r
June 5-u THOS. WILLIAMS.
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ANOTHER TRAvELLER-An Engilshman for
the first time visited one of the markets. pencil
and paper in hand, to ascertain the different
prices of articles for his notes in America. APP
preaching butchers STALL he inquired the price
of very fine quarter of mutton twenty-five
celts" said the owner /" asked you civil
question:" said the Englishman. 81 gave you
civil answer" said the butcher, "and cannot
afford to sell my mutton for less. 1t is very
fire article, you will observe, and we have a
livE profit" Well" said the stranger, "who
coHd have thought it! | was not aware that
suln thing coud have been found in the world.
In london such piece of meat would have COM
maried five dollars !"-Cincinn III Commercial.
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CARRIAGES A BARGAIN AT PRIVATE SALE.
have Just received of the handsomest close Car
rages ever offered in this city, which will be sold at
great sacrifice, if immediately spilled for They are
built in the most modern STYLE and cannot be surpassed
for beauty and finish They hung low, with tenders
to the wheels and lined with plush and squabbed, and
built for $500 by Vanderwerker. Newark. n. j.
They will be sold on accommodating terms
way Buggies, Barouches, Coaches. Square Carriages,
Doctors Phaetons, etc.
w. MARSHALL, Auc. d. Com. Mer
oct23 Penn. Av., between 9th and 10Th sts
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Lord Chesterfield says that good appearance at all
times letter of introduction. How a man make
good appearance with face covered with pimples pus
lules salt rheum barbors Jacksous ITCH and various
other Diseases that frequently disfgre tho hui
man form divine These and similar disorders have
and general fluids OF the SYSTEM and Spring The time 10
perfectly eradicate them from the system, by tho timely
use fthe rgh medicine Sands's Sarsaparia,a purely
vegetable preparaon which operates on the system
strictly in conformity with Natures laws, will entirely
remove all impurities of the blood, the grand of
life and bodily vgor, and the patient will speedily feel its
healthy and regeneraing influence the SYSTEM and by
It's use soon regain health the skin rendered clear and
The complexion much improved thousands testify,
by the use ofh valuable medicine.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. y ID.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fulton street, N. York
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for S..
AGENTS For WASHINGTON CITY
X. FARNHAM, Bookseller,
Corner of Penn. Ave- and llth street.
r. S. PATTERSON, Druggist,
Corner Of Penn. Ave. and 9th street.
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Ry THE CONGREGATION of the Second Presbyterian
Church. under the Pastoral charge of the Rev. w. w.
EELLs have obtained their place of public worship,
the Lecture Room the of T. and 10Th streets,
formerly the Medical Hail. There will he divine service
in that place and satedly the Sabbath day
commencing II O'Clock in the morning and at o'clock
in the evening Citizens respectfully invited to at
tend. povl6
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2cy A PRoTRAcTED MEETING wilfbe commenced IN
the Methodist Protestant Church. 10Th street, on tonor-
row, (Sunday) General class meeting at 3 o'clock, T.
NJ Preaching on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and We'd
nesday evenings. The Rev. Levi r. Reese, President
ofthe Maryland Annual Conference, will ofliclate. The
public respectfully invited. novI6
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THRILLING INCIDENTAL a meeting of the
friends Of colonization in Louisville, on Wednes-
dav evening, we were spectators to one of the
most intensely thrilling incidents connected with
the departure of small band Of emigrants, just
brought to the city by gentleman of Shelby
county, by whom they were manumltted, and
nlaced under the care of Rev. Mr.. Phinny, an
accent of the Colonization Society. Of the num-
Der, eleven were children of one man, who was
present, and appeared to be verging to the age of
three score years and ten. This patriarch was
not of the number manumtted; he belonged to
another estate, but had permission to accompany
his wife and children to this city, and here bid
them a final adeu. When this fact was an
nounced, with an emotion that almost choked the
utterance of the speaker, there was the long
drawing in of the breath by every listener, which
indicates the workings Of the powers within All
ewes were directed toward the object of SO much
sympathy; and when it was further stated that
the owner Of the old man Reuben (for SO he was
caled) would permit him to depart with his family
for the small sum of thousand pence, the re-
Spouse was with one voice, Reuben shall be free !!
On The instant the table of the moderator was
thronced, and the sum laid upon il, TO reunte for
the remnant of their days old man Reuben and
his wife, and they and their children are now on
their way to the shore of Afrlca.-Lou1sr1le Cour'
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~ CUPPING AND LEECHING.
J. HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to the
citizens of Washington and vicinity, that he is pre-
pared to accommodate those that may require Cuppng
Leeching and he atters himself from the experience Of
ten years in the business that he give general salts
faction Ladies that may desire female cupper or eech
err Mrs. Devaughan will wait on them.
JOHN DEVAUGHAN,
N. B. Place of residence on Ninth, between and
streets nov l2-eo3t*
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m NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.
| HE subscriber has this day received the following
Goods to which he invites the attention of his
and purchasers generally.
SILKS, he names
20 pieces satin striped figured Poul' de Sole
do black waered DO
5 do blue-back satin striped do
10 do rich brocade do
10 do bue-back Gro de Naples
5 do Italian Lustring
= do PLAIN black Satin for dresses
10 do white, pink, and blue Satin
Is do fancy striped Gro dc Naples
IN ALPACCAS.
10 pieces figured and plaid Alpaccas
10 do rich colored do
do amer blue-blnck figured Bombasin, very
IN CASHMERES.
so pieces very rich rept Cashmeres
30 do do do Cashmere d. Ecosse
IS do Cashmere MousseIincs
100 do low-priced do
40 do black and second-mouming do
IN GLOVES.
so dozen Baious best, of every shade
IS do LADIES' white kid
S do one half long do
50 do assorted silk nets some very handsome
in SHAWLS.
Rich embroidered white Grape rape
Do Cashmere
Do brocade silk
"a black silk
Embroidered velvet Manullas, very ricu
CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES.
1000 wards assorted Satnets, from 80 to 81 cents
30 pieces French Cashmere new styl'
90 do low-prced do
5 do fine wool black do
Black blue, brown, and green Cloths
Very fine wool black French do
so pieces welsh and scoffeld's patent Flannels
warranted not to shrink iii washing
100 oieces assorted Flanpes, from 81 to IS cents
NEGRO CLOTHING.
"a and Ga fulled Cloths
10 pieces Pilot Cloths
10 do heavy Cassinets
bale plaid Lnseys
2 do servants Blankets
5000 yards chntz Cacoes, at u cents
so dozen English black silk Hose
10 do do do half do
so do Prussian black Csshmere do
1875 do black and white cotton do
All of which will be offered at vesy low prices.
oct 25--3awlmif X z. WASHINGTON
HERE IS THE PLACE FOR CHEAP LACE
n GOODS
ENNSYLVANIA Avenue, between 10th and llth
streets. two doors from Kings Lace Store.
Good Dress Caps on hand and made 10 order, 25 to
81 cents worth Sic
Good Bonnet Caps II to IS cents
Worsted do u cents, worth 25
Infants do rs cents to Sl25
Dmi,y and Lace Collars Is to IS cents
New style Clay Bands, 25 cents to Sl.'5
French worked Collars 81 cents
Silk Gimp Cords, 3 cents
Silk Gimps cents
Together with every stye Of.
Isle and Thread Laces, ,Edgings, and lnsertings
Cambria Trimmings aud lnserlings
Bonnet and Cap Rlbands, black and white Nets
Work Bands, Infants Waists Lace Capes, Collars,&c
Cheap, and mistake and, to convince yourselves,
nleose call and see H. N ROBY
n b. All articles made up are warranted to SUIT. A
liberal discount made TO sell again. nov
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W. P.fJNTS AND OIL
w ALLACE ELIOT s. CO., corner off and 10Th
streets, have on hand for sale
White Lead in OIL pure, extra, and No.
Chrome, Paris and Imperial Greens
Pure Verdigris, Chrome Yellow
Linseed Oil &c., sc. eel
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y JOURNEYMAN BARBER WANTED.
OOOD WAGES and constant employment will be
gwen first Barber and Hair Dresser Apply at
the Hair Dressing Room National Hotel nuvl4-3t
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A GARD.
Washington CITY Bowling Saloon

Mr.. Coleman's date Gadsby's) Hotel, where gentle
men who disposed to exercise by rolling will find
Alleys good any in the City, and can be accommo-
dated by the hour or game
The Game, string of 30 balls 10 cents each person.
Private Alleys, rs cents per hour
JOHN M. FARRAR.
good Street Lantern for sale. oct 28-lm
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m FRESH GROCERIES.
HE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving from New
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
hhds s id House. P. R. N o. and Cuba molas.es
2 do do and N. }. Syrup
and bulk, and Hyson Skin
90 bags lava, African, Maacaibo Laguyra, Rio Cuba,
Angustora, and St. Domingo Coffee
Spices, ground and unground
65 boxes N. Y. Cheese
do Pine Apple do
$50 do Sap Sage do
50 50 b s N.Y. y Flour lou extra a and sup superb
10 do Bw. do
20 20 do do do
10 Pockets $50 lbs) do extra
90 ] do Us lbs do do
10 boxes do do
10 do do
Is bbls No. shad
do No / Mackerel
6 / do Mol do
6 do No. i do
cask No. Salmon
5 quntals Goldfish
IS bbls Net Herringa
500 gals Sperm Oil
II boxes Sperm Candles
Also, Mould and Adamantine
bbls Cranberres
Is bbls choice Fall and Winter Apples
great variety of Pickles, Sweetmeats, Catsups Cur
y Powder.
81 thousand Cigars assorted; ~ cases Tobaccos
Raislns, box and keg Currants, CItron &c.
Nuts of various knds-n short, complete assortment
OF FAMILY GROCERIES, y HOLMES,
9TH st nearly opposite Patriotic Bank.
n. b. S. H. has on hard, and will be receiving, until
navigation Closes choice Butter, from New York, SO
and 100 III Tubs. novl2 ). ii.
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STATIONERY! CHEAPER THAN THE
TN CHEApESTp

STATTONERYi CHEAPER THAN THE
TN CHEAPEST!!
HE SUBSCRIBER calls the attention Of the public
his large and unequaled assortment of English French,
and American Stationery all of which he will sell at the
lowest prices for cash short credit Amongst end
less variety he offers the following lower than usual
Printing Paper, various szes
Cap letter. and other kinds of writing paper from 81 SO
to $40 per
Envelope paper, white, buff, and brown, and Shoe
Wrapping Paper Fl. 1##
Blank Books, full and half bound cheaper than ever
Memorandum, ciphering, and copy Books
Steel Pens and Quilts of all kinds
French, English, and American Note Paper
Envelopes paper cutters, card cases. penholders poe
ket books and wallets
Portable Writing Desks, and Work Boxes Of rosewood
Sealing wax, black, red, and fancy colors
Motto, transparent. and common Waters
Ink Stands, glass; wooden, metal, and bronze
English drawing and trac ng Paper of all sizes
Drawing Pencils, Bristol Boards, Water Colours
Rodgers g. Sons best Cutlery; such Pen-knivss,
Scissors, Shears, Desk Knives and Erasers
Black, rcd, ndellibe, carmne, and India Inks English
Backgammon Boards, Chess Men, and Portfolios, with
and without locks
Copying Presses, oil and copying Paper for the
Visiting playing and printing Cards
Folders, Ivory Seals, Red Tapes, Silk Taste, Lead
Silver Pencil Cases, from 25 cents to 81 So great va
riety of patterns
Pen racks Bill files and thousand other things 700
numerous TO mention
the above goods have been carefully selected and
part just received direct from Europe by the last steamer.
via New York.
Visiting Cards engraved and printed p.v,v
Penn. avenue 4 doors of llth street.
1J- sett of Edinburg Review, English edition, well
hound and in good order, for sale low. octl
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n GREAT REDUCTION.
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES tnken in the
neaest manner and upon the most reasonable terms by
j. H. B. BECK,
NJ B.-I am also prepared to attend to all orders for
Gold and SiiUer Plating, such Watches chains table
and teaspoons candlestcks other articles manufacture
ed of brass on "copper" STEEL Britannia, German silver
&c
Rooms over Stots Apothecary and Drug Store, corner
of 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue, where the pub
lie are invited to call and examine the specimens oct3