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LETTERS ON "ANNEXATIoN."

The agitation Of the Texas question at the pre-
sent moment necessarily connecting itself with the
Presidential question, has called forth from several
distinguished individuals besides Mr.. CLAY and Mr..
VAN buren,, whose letters we have publishedi ex-
positions Of their views Of the question, in answer
10 injuries addressed to them by feow-citizens OF
theirs who consider them respectively as tit persons
from among whom candidate should be selected
for the Presidency The letters, thus elected, are
all in fapor Of the annexation. We have not room
TO publish them all, and we do not well know how
TO discriminate between them. 1t is due to our
readers, however, that they should know the names
of those whose weight has TINS been thrown into the
scale against that of the leaders Of the two great
opposing parties in the Government. The gentle
men who have in this manner responded to ques-
tons addressed to them are Commodore CHA.LEs
STEWART, Col. r. M. JOHNSON, Gen. Ltwrs CAss,
the Hon. LEVI WOODBURY., and Gen. NATHAN
TowsoN.
Letters on the subject have also been published
but not called forth above. stated, from Senator
BENTON against " annexation" as now proposed
and from Gen. JACKSON in favor it. Besides other
letters heretofore spoken of by us, Letter from
the Hon. w NJ. w ILkiNs, also IN favor OF the an
nexation, was published some weeks ago. addressed
20 the people Of the district lately represented by
him in Congress which was followed by a. prompt
and, in our opinion, conclusive Letter on the other
side from the Hon. Mr.. DAaRAGH, his Wing sue
cessor in Congress.
The Baltimore Patriot OF Friday, 18th instant,
contained Letter from the Hon. }. +. KENNEDY
Of The House Of Representatives, on the present
state and aspect Of the Terds question, which APP
pears 10 us to be entitled, by the gravity Of its topics
and the vigor Of its STYLE to the very serious con-
sderaton of all disinteresed and dispassonate men
D,.noLrcAL-Mr. Brainsrd, Of Westmoreland. New
York had his barn. together with its contents burned two
Or three weeks ago. supposed by incenday Last weei
son Of Mr. Branard accidentally dropped book into tn
WELL and in endesvorng to recover It, the hook used io
the purpose caught in bag which examined the con
proved TO be arsenic, the quantity Of ~ pounds
About hundred and sixty feet Of the bridge over tn
Nouoway rivsr was destroyed BY fire Monday last In
Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad this bridge hut
I--4A 49, -rw.Da ALA nIn
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PUBLISHED BY GALES 8 sEAroN.

Two DOLLARS ONE DoLLAR for the regular
sion Of each Cougress and FIFTY CENTS final
Of each Congress and the for Extra
able In all cases Ia advance.
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TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
MONDAY, MAY 20, 1874.
IN SENATE.

ou previous to closing the DOORS the usual morning bust
ness was transacted and sundy bills mostly Of private
iure were disposed Of
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About hundred and sixty feet Of the bridge over the
Noowsy river destroyed by fire on Monday last Inc
Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad this bridge hut
boa, has been substituted and interruption will take place
in the travel by that route.
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Il. A. MEREDITH,
~ TOR NEY A r. l. a W.

Gainesville Aapana, ,-..--
w II, .t,.,j o,mpty and strictly 10 the security al i,.n
q .,.ins IN Alabama AMI Mississippi ""J = W
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It Todd's buildings, adjoining Browns Hotel, on
II Saturday and Monday evenings, January goth
and Odd. at o'clock s
ADMINISTRATORS SALE $
OF fine English line, mezzotint, and other colored
and plain Engravings, being the balance Of the stock
in trade of William Hayward, late of New York,
prnteller, deceased, consisting Of works of eminent
artists after celebrated masters. Among them will
be found a|t &s4 &
The Reform Bill receiving the Royal assent in the
House of Lords with accurate portraits OF all then
present, and fac SMILES Of the signatures, with
key.
Lord Brougham in his Chancellors robes, fine proof
before lettering, from private plate
Portrait OF Robert Burns engraved in the most beau
tiful manner by Cousins, after Nasmyth's picture
Of the same size now in possession Of Mrs. Burns
Portrait Of benjamin West Esq r. H. A. after Sir
L. Lawrences fine India proof.
Portrait OF Pope Plus VII, who was present at the
Coronation of Napoleon.
The departure Of the lsraetes from Egypt fine
large mezzot'nt, after Roberts.
The Fall of jerusalem a fine proof after Woolworth
Mary Queen OF Scots resigning her Crown, after
Hamilton.
The Entombment of Christ, after Dietricy.
The Spoilt Child, being portrait OF Miss Foote, COL
Berkeley. and the Hon. Granty Berkeley.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria, after halms.
TagIioni as La Bayadere; Poachers Detected.
Waiting for The Times Sir w. Russell at the battle
Of Zutphin 3s
Murder Of lnnoccnts; Aud Robin Gray; Guilt and
Innocence.
Sir Joshua Reynolds's Works /; Mahommed, Shah Of
Persia rse -gk
Juliet; Lady Peel; The Courier, or fate of the Elec-
ton. tH4 tsEs s9Ef tasatE fts
Full Cry; The Bragsart; Gamekcrper going his
rounds. E9|f e}fff5FW Eg7Twft
Captive Slave The Love Letter; Partridge Shooting.
| Otter Hunting; Idle Servant; John Gilpm. II.
interior Of Capuchin Convent, with monks at de-
| votion. 8SfN s.tNG
Interior Of Capuchin Convent, with ceremony OF
nun taking the Veil. e3eE-g4
Landing OF Teemachus and Mentor on Ca'ypso's Isle.
Irish Peasants crossing brook, with many other
pleasing subjects too numerous to mention here
Also fine largs Music Box, playing six values,
gallops, &c., in order. II gf9 #& Il 8E. III .3t.. :.
Also several fine cabinet oil paintings by celebrated
masters, among them the Last Supper, by Gerard
de Ia Motif on panel. ..s8s
And last though not least beautiful miniature Of
Washington, done in enamel BY Birch cost SlOJ.
This one Of the few done by that artist, and pro-
bah the only onc for sale in the States.
jan i9-3t sess,34 Il. W. DYER w.
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he did not like to put arguments into their months
of all persons, yet he must admit there would be
force in the argument, that having let in the Pc
tition, you ought to grant the prayer. s@
Mr.. HUDSON rejoiced that the time had come
when this question could be discussed with cam
dor and moderation The right of petition was as
sacred if not more SO, as the freedom of speech.
La abiding to the undoubted power of Congress
over the institution of slavery in the District of
Columbia, MIR. ii. said, that until lately, it was
admitted by persons from every section of the
Union. Virginia had even propos d that the Con-
sttution should be so amended that Congress
should not abolish slavery in the District OF Co
lumba, without the consent of the States of
Maryland AMI Virginia All the States had leg
lslated upon this subjec'-.he free States, TO
abolish slavery; the slave States, generally, to
modify it. The State Constitutions generally
gave powers over this subject
Some gentleman from Alabama here observed
that the Constitution OF thai State was silent on
this subject
Other States, said Mr.. FL have entertained the
subject in their Constitutions
The Speakers hammer fell before the expira-
ton Of the one hour Of Mr.. H., the morning hour
having expired.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
Several communications of this character were
laid before the House. The most important was
one decliaing to give the correspondence Of the
Government for the past Two months on the sub
ii CT Of the Oregon Territory, o. the ground Of
lis incompatibihly with public interest, as min
lister from England was shorty expected here 10
negotiate The matter
STEAMBOATS,.
A bill was twice read, providing for the better
security Of the lives Of passengers on board OF
steamboats,
9& PUBLIC PRINTING. a
Mr.. GILMER endeayored to get in a bill for
separating the Public Printing from the political
press, butt was objected to, and the House then
went into Committee Of the Whole, Mr. WIN
THROP in the Chair, upon the reference OF the
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. slsf f9f
Mr.. STEWART, of Pa. took the floor, and
took up the gauntlet which the gentleman from
Ohio had thrown out; to WITT that he (Mr.
WELl,ER) wouIdtake the brand ofuntruth up-
on himself. if he did not prove the tasity OF Mr.
STE WARTS statement in reference to Mr.. Van
Buren,. Mr. S. then reiterated these statements,
verifying them by appeals to the record, and al
III successive argument, Ii ding the gentleman
from Ohio take the brand of untrulh.
Mr.. s. having concluded, y a
Mr.. C,sJOHNSON moved that the subject be
taken out of committee for final action on Satur-
day at O'Clock, which motion prevailed, and
The House adjourned. a4iAf ti:I
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| EDWARD S. WRlGEI r, Bridge Street Georgeio,cn,
" Importer and Dealer in Cut cry, Stationery, Dry
aud anry Goods, Sc, keeps constantlyion hand on
the most favorable terms, The following articles
Ivory knives and for ks in full setts Ivory knives
and forks in dozens, hutfao and buck, sctts and
dozens, caryers and steels, bread knives, oyster
knives, pocket and pen knives on cards, pocket and
pen knives in DOZENS and desk knives, scis-
sors Of all qualities, Of all qualities, German
silver forks, best plated forks, German silver table
spoons, German silver tea spoons. cf
STATIONERY.
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, nkstands 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, penholders, paper knives,
&C., indelible ink.
Blue, black and fancy cloths, cassmeres cassinets,
brown and bleached cottons, white cambrics cotton,
worsted, silk and mcrino hose and half hose silk
Shirts merino shirts and drawers, cotton and silk
handkerchief, cotton and linen tapes, corset accs,
shoe rbbands, cotton cords, patent threads, cotton
balls spool cottons
COMBS AND BRUSHES.
Tuck, side, nick, pocket, dressings Kidding combs
hair tooth, nail comb, dusting health, shaving. and
shoe bushes.
FANCY GOODS.
Pms and needles, knitting pins, hooks and eyes,
aors' silk twist, Italian silk, hank cotton, fishing
lines and hooks, night tapers, gum and improved gum
suspenders, webb and nett suspenders, candestlcks,
shutters and trays casters specacles, 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 in great variety, chessmen, dominoes
back CANNON and chess boards, thermometers, storm
glasses Jews harps, carpenters pencils German sill
thimbles, brass mbles, tailors' thimbles spool
stands glass boxes, fancy soaps shaving boxes shaw
ing brushes, split whale bones, spittoons marbles and
alleys tops, skates, homes trops, shaving
glasses, watch guards, gilt, coat, and vest buttons,
silk and .har coat buttons pearl, shirt. and vest
buttons, bone and norm s,spender and shirt buttons
bone and wood motds, common jewelry, yolins,
violin bows, guitars, flutes and flies, accordions harp
strings, guitar strings, violin strings, looking glasses,
looking glass plates, green aud fancy window blinds
paper han,ngs, glass tunbiers, glass mugs, glass
ramps. shoe backing, single and double barrel guns,
steel and brass pistols, Havana Spanish, and hall
Spanish cigars. With variety of pertumery, &c.
nov b--bm -frs63 E
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0PAL--Tho Opal for 1874; A.pure Gilt for the
" Holidays. Edited by N T. Willis. List OF en-
bellishmeuts; Christ Walking on the Sem Ruth and
Naomi, Dream Of the Consumptiye. Christ by the
Wei of S,char, The Will, The Daughter OF Jairus,
The Deserted Wife, The Emigrant's Sabbath Nom
ing. Nine illustrations, by J. e. Chapman. just
received and for sale by p3
i r. FARNIIAM. 0s &
nov III si6 corner OF l lth ST. aud Penn. nv. 4
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II H. GIBRS'S FANCY STORE, Pennsylvania
~. avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets, opposite
the Centre market, Washington. 49, -.
PERFJyNERY,. GLOYES, COMES, BRUSHES,
1851 FANCY ARTICLES, n
CARDINAL PRINCES, ORNAMENTAL HAIR,
%Ua &c., &c.
s PERFUMERY. 5*tM
2 cases Of Lubin's and PTevosts best extracts for
.-D the handkerchief, containing 5U0 different
500 bottles Farna cologne, warranted genuine, and
to be five wears old &FT4 r
Lavender and Rose Water, SIC. a Ma
THE HAIR. G-es
2 cases Of MGelle de EGuff, Bachelors Moldapia
Cream @ &r
Beal's Hair Restorative Clrehngh's Tricophcrous
Guerain's Eau l.u ale, Pomode du Lion
Bandoline, Antique and other OILS.
g s&&0 ts GLOVES. W sq .t
Best Paris Kid Gloves, all colors, for ladies and
Shell Tuck, Side, and Dressing Combs
French Buffalo Tuck and Dressing do
English Horn Dressing do
Ivory do do 32
~ dozen Fancy Combs, for balls and parties, just
opened gH44se
81 dozen fine French Hair Brushes svsia \
40 do do English do 5.
% do do American do
500, do best Tonih Brushes
81. 81 d, do Nail and Shaving Brushes.
SOAPS.
IL dozen fine Rose Soap
II do s,mnhus do @s@ fS3
III do Violet do .Gsafst
8 d. Almond do 4aS sisa.l sasGGf
8 do transparent do s3 '5s Fg
81 do pots Guerain's Cream, for shaving lsr
q, do do Oleophane, new article for shaving
With few dozen pots Of very old Naples Soap
FANCY AR, lei Es.
Ladies' Work Boxes, ! oilet Bottles
Gold and git Studs, Silver hinbIes
Silver Pencil Cases, Head Ornaments X
Je i,reastpins, Card Cases, Neck Ornaments Pc
Gold SCARF Pins, Hair Fins, Silk Reticues e
Purses, Cuff Pins. Shawl Pins astG
Children's Wors'ed Caps and Dresses
Ladies' Fancy Cravats Dimity Collars fslsi.
DO Vests, Glove Boxes, Wax Dolls, SC.
q1eE@tf, fst PRINCES &C.. sta71
500 yards beautiful black Cardinal Fringes
With a large assortment of Gimps, Jet Buttons,
Cords and Tasscls, &c.
- ORNAMENTAL HAIR. as
Curis, Braids, Rnglets, Bandcaus s
Ladies' Wigs, Bracelets, Watch Guards, Neck
laces, Sc, &c. g9 9%E
Ladies will find great many articles not named
in the above list, and all Of which will be sold rs
cheap as they can be bought any store in this city
All goods warranted 10 be Of the best quality. III.
he public are respectfully invited TO call and cx-
anime TOR themselves e jan lS-lm
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SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING. - GEORGE
10 w BURGESS, Fashionable Hair Gutter and
Barber wishes to inform the public and the citizens
generally that he has opened his dressing H,
between 9th and 18th Streets where he earnestly in
vtes those who fond of easy shaving and to have
their hair cut to their liking to give him call
He cuts and trims hair in all the various fashions Of
the day.
Razors honed in the best manner. He is now
manufacturing superior article Of Eau de Cologne
and also a compound water expressly for the hair,
both of which will be sold at the most reasonable
rates jan l7--3t 3
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.roAL! coAIa! coALA,-TfA sqlseribetstio-
~ form The public that they have only about 200
tons of that celebrated Butler Egg CQ2 suitable for
stoves, which they will SELL if early application b
made at the low price Of IS so per ton Those wlIo
are in want Of the article, would do well TO make N
early application - u .Aw '.Zs.5
Jan l8-6teod JOHN PErTlBONE & co. Il
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( JUST PUBLISHED,

"A JUST PUBLISHED,
I'm ESSAY ON STATE RIGHTS by Estwck
Evans, of tie North, and for sale at the Commission
store of Mr.. VIM. Marshall On Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9th and 10Th streets. Price Is cents
The author, also, will be happy to rec:ive or'crs
for copies from citizens and strangers here, through
the pos, Office, and from postmasters and other gem
temen abroad by letter. free Of postage and enclo-
sing payment. eJs
Tile object the ,ro, to define and illustrate the spirit
Of institutions and ctiberty and to rsouate our poli-
tical elements.
J he author has been honored by the names Of the
President Heads Of Department, and the most dis
tingn,hed members Of the House and Senate. toge.
Their with citizens The work will be transmitted
with Ill fidelity and promptness. fh&
Washington city, Jan. i8-im A !a
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VITISTAR'S COUGH LOZENGE Els will not cure
Wv Consumption, but will cure common coughs
which are prevalent at this season of thu year.
A fresh supply for sale at GiLMAN'S,
b jan ID (late Todn's), Drug Store.
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REcIsTER's OfFicE, WASHINGTON,

"a :. heE0fs1EK OFFtNE, W HsHtNuTUN, - y
Ns December 26, l643.
NOTICE is hereby given that the licenses obtained
lN from the Corporation of Washington Cor occupy
ing Butchers Stalls in the several market houses,
licenses obtained for Huckstering in the city of Wash
ngton, and licenses for keeping Dogs in said city
will all expire the instant and required By
law to be renewed at this Office within ten days there
after. G. III. WlLTBERGER,
dec. 28-3w Register.
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"a HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

motion was made that the use Of the Hall Of
the House Of Representatives, be granted TO the
American Colonization Society Tor an a, journed
meeting tobe held this evening
Mr. BLACK, Of Ga, objected.
A motion made to suspend the rules to re-
ceivc the resolution. M quorum.
Mr. BLACK moved IA call of the House, upon
winch motion it was found a second time that the
House was without quorum.
A motion was made to adjourn, and the yeas
AMI US were called The vote was | in the
aiii naive and 15S in the mega i've.
"A quorGrn being pro. ent, the question REQUIRED
upon a suspension of the rules. The yeas and
nays w,re ordered ANA The rules suspended
AYES 10, Nays A.
The rcsoluno, was then adopted.
TWEEN rY-FIRST RULE
Mr. ADAMS called for the orders of the day,
and the report Of the Select Committee upon the
Rules and Orders was takenup. 8s3 t4{
The mo ion pending was 10 recommit The report.
with instructions to retain the 2Ist (now 25 I'D
rnlc. tas ~
Mr. COBB, Of Ga, rose to occupy the remain-
ter Of his hour. IIespoke with great vehencncc
against the resembling of the rule, and warned
the House not to do this act. The next step, il
this was taken, would be claim of the Abolition
lists to have their prayers granted; and, although
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d ULED CAP AND LETTER FOR 81 81 PEN
LII kEAM--For sale, ruled cap and letter papc
at 81 50 per rcam; cheap blank and memorandum
BOOKS Russia q,nls; copy books; and cheap scl,oo
stationery !; for sale by 500
WIN. f. BAYLY,
jan lS-6m Penn. av. between 18th and l2th SIS.
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FANCY NOTE PAPERS, ENVELOPES. &C..

TANCY NOTE PAPERS, ENVELOPES, &C..
L. &c.-Aspendid assortment OF note papers, plain,
silt embossed and lace bordered do do envelope.
of numerous sizes and patterns; pearl and ivor,
carved folder, of richest patterns seals of pearl
ivory, and glass, plain and with notices of best i'm
pressIons; ladies' work boxes fancy sealing wax
motto waters III boxes assorted m 'ttoes; card case
Of carved ivory and pear, Of the thu richest style
PATTERN; cards for baskets; perforated and Erisio
boards, and plain and embossed visiting cards; fol
sale by WIN. +. BAYlY,
nov 6--6m Penn. av between ! It'll and 18th IS
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THE subscriber respectfully calls the attention Of
L members OF Congress, st. ansers, aud residents,
to his estab ishment for card printing, &c. He war
rants all work done at his Office 10 be we'll done, and
at reasonable prices Off between l2th and l3,h
streets south side Pennsylvania avenue, few doors
from 18th street. .,s&t esss4 VI M
F 5e, .9..sg.- s.. J. CUi LUM. s
Orders received at VIM. F. Bayly's and at Carrot
Anderson's, statoners, Penn. avenue. jan Ia-lw
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DLA,K AND WHlTEShii flnSt. i.sis,.lN-
ID sFItAL.--Ihe subscriber would respectfully M
form his friepds and the public generally, that he still
continues the above business in all its variety at his
old stand on street, between nth and 4 iih streets
west opposite Carusi's saloon. where all orders viii
be thankfully received and plnc,ualy attended to.
He makes and puts up handwriting and pa sading to
order in superior; manner and on reasonab'c
terms be done in the city and all other work
done il his line ofbusiness in proportion to the tmes
N. B. Iron pumps furnished and put up in cisterns
or wells to order sa8sE NA II
7 jan I3-fm IKE -sf4 G. BUCKINGHAM. sf
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~ ROCERIES.-lh have in store SO bags of coffee,
VI ofvarious qualities
Sperm oil, warranted, 81 per gallon
Sperm candles, raisins, currants citron
Almonds, &C., buckwheat e@
Loaf, crushed, and brown sugars
lldozen baskets, % dozen brooms
Fancy soaps, and spices of all kinds
In short, every thing kept in the line, and on as
reasonable terms as can be had in the District; hut,
at the same time, nothing below cost, some of the
knowing ones would have you think.
VIM T. DOVE,
Between 18th and 18th ss., fronting on Penn. av.,
dec 90 next to National Theatre.
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.NENTLENlEN'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VI wishing superior outfit Tor the approaching din
ner and evening parties requested to let us glance
at their beconngs" and try the effect OF our ele
giant Scarfs Cravats, Bijou Gloves, fine Extracts,
&C. and also elegant variety VI articles Tor the
toilet, such as French Brushes, Combs, Shaving
Compounds, and toilet Soaps. Cur assortl ent Of
This article is very complete. including Guerain's,
Kezan, Roussels, Phacn's, Chapman's, Provost's,
Sulin's, SC with great variety Of Pomades, Oils,
SC. 4e. 5fG #&t teR tf e .as
Also the most elegant IIair-wash to be found in
the District seaata6t.sa ttol a8sgia
We also have Meakin's New Extract, ? being the
only agents for It,
In a word, we have every article belonging to a
gentleman's Quitting establishment, which we will
sell at lair prices.
O. FISH s. co. Nos. and Browns Hotel,
ian-li-3tf and III Broadway, New York.
variety SFORE--The subscriber has on hand.
Y and intends constantly keeping, general assort-
ment Of Hardware and Cutlery, plansh and common
Tin ware, Wood and Hollow ware, Baskets, and
Brushes &c. with great variety Of articles useful to
housekeepers and builders, too numerous to be in-
serted in an advertisement; all of which he will sell
as low as they can be obtained elsewhere.
Exchanging and locksmthing attended to expedi-
tiously and at moderate prices
The subscriber earnestly solicts share Of public
patronage. ~ S ~
J. D. BOTEIER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between II and 9th SITS.
dec 25-2aw3wif E
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rHOlCE MADEIRA WINE.--Th he subscriber has
~ for sale. at moderate prices, at the Exchange
Hotel on street, wines of the following celebrated
importations 'RsEsf faf9s tgss
aCey'on, imported in 1884 in the ship Henry Clay
Black Warrior, also via india, III 1871,
Reserve, from the Parish Of San Martin direct. s
All from the House Of Messrs. J. Howard March, &
Co. of MADEIRA, and in botlles.ssf4 s;4s f,ea
dec 5-eom gs M THOMPSON TYLER.