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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

Agrarianism Of the Cigar.-1t is
said tina! in Spain the vilest churl ap-
proaches the highest lord and present
ing his cigar requests light. What a
leveler smoking is! 1t has one good
quality-though some may call it dis
gushing one-Equality.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

A decoction Of white oak bark, will
kill bots by tanning them, and they
become so shrivelled as scarcely TO b
discernable when discharged.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

A new Wing paper has been recent.
ly established a. Macon, in Clark
county, Alabama. called the Southern
Sentinel, and edited by James H. Curs
tiss. LIZ energeiically sustsins sound
Wing principles, and goes for Clay
and the Union.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

Pride Of Birth.-Those who de-
pend on the merits Of their ancestors,
may be said 10 search in the root OF
the tree for those fruits which the bran.
chee ought to produce.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

A horse that is hardy and good fol-
business, has short backbone. which
terminates forward Of the hip-bonesa
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

The Locos say that "Democracy"i ID
The salt Of the earth. From the man.
ner IN which i, is licked all over the
country. we incline to think SO too
Lors. Jour.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

ETHIOPIAN WIT-"Look ahsa',
Sam said western negro one day to
feidhand over the fence in an adioin.
ing lot; "look a-hea', d'you see dat
tall tree down DART"
yeas, Jim, | does.''
"Wal, got up dat tree day fore
yes day to de berry top"
"W'at was you alter Jiml''
Il was alter coon an, wen I'd
chased i'm cl'ar out to fodder cen o.
dat longes limb, l here sumfn drop.
Wat you guess twas Sam! D'you
given up? '7t0ds dis Id foolish
niger !" E-yah! e'yah! Like to
broke he neck been limpin' bout
cher since."
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

New YoRk.--The last number
OF the New York Courier and Enquir.
er says:
Those who are most familiar with
the Wing party in the State Of New
York. need not be told, that whenever
we can bring our whole strength 70
the polls, our victory is certain and il
any action on the part of our oppo-
nents could insure so desirable a result.
1t is the great nomination of Mr.
Wright. He is sure to poll their
whole strength and the knowledge of
this Tact will go very far to insure
that vigilance and activity, which can
alone render the triumph of our cause
absolutely certain.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

The pulse Of a horse in health, is
from SO to 40 beats in a minute. and
may be easily fel. by pre6xing the fin.
gers gently upon the temporal artery,
which il situated about an inch and 4
half back wards from the corner of the
eve.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

HoosIER AReUMENr.-Gen Gentleman Of
the jury said a Hoosier lawyer ar
satisfied Of your integrity and sense Of
justice, and SO ar my ellen, and rec.
pect your honesty SO much that if I
war as rich as John Jacop Astoria, I
wouldn't offer you bride on no con-
sideraiion. scorns to influence you
in any manner-but-I beg leave to
observe in the mos. respectable man
ner possible, without no intention OF
woundin' your feelings, which ar no
doubt as tender as a barked shin
that if you give you verdick in favor
of my client, il ar my settled intention
to take you to the doggery for drink
twice round (.he Judge and cons,ables
included but if you ar deaf to the
voice of law and honor, Jest as soon
as the Court have adjourned, we mean
to lick you like thunder
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

When a horse has been over ridden,
bloody spots may be seen in the whites
OF his eyes.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

Concentration. Enthusiasts are
men Of one idea. Heroes are men Of
one design. They who prosper in
the world, are usually men Of one
maxim.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

CURaAN. the celebrated Irish orator,
being called on, to give satisfaction to
an officer for some imaginary offence,
told his antagonist to FIRE first, saying,
CAS- you give the invitation, beg vow
will open the ball."
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

Our friends must not count upon
the dissensions of our opponents.
The Democrats always unite on the
eve of contest, if not before.
A facetious acquaintance of ours.
from Connecticut compares them to the
different kinds of black birds, that fire.:
quen, the fields Of tina, State. He says
that during the spring and summer.
all Of them--lhe crow black. birds, the
fire-wing black birds, tho swamp black
birds, and various other kinds. are in
continual quarrel. You would sup:
pose from the harsh language they u
sed towards each other, and the harshef
deeds. their hostility was irreconcilable
-"bu,," he says, ''in the fall. they
al,oays unite to rob the corn feIds :"
--Bosfon Courier.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

A timber dock is a sure evidence Of q
timber back, that 10, weak one.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

DEEP FEELINo.--A young lady.
while looking upon the Falls of Mag.
ara, is said to have exclaimed, in awe.
struck establishment and with intense
feeling, "Ho,o e1theedingly pretty
they is!r'
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

WM. Il. WALLACE, Attorney and
~ Counsellor Al Law ,aaMount Pleas
ant, Iowa 80
Feb. 10, le4l
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-10

a. REFERENCES:
asssrs 8. T. David,
Bridge & Hale,
S. M. Finsley. & Co. Springfield, III.
:" Chouteau & Vale, st. Louie
y. B. We will make liberal advances on
sonsignments for sales at New Orleans or
% forward to northern markets. The ad-
'snces can be received by the shipper eth.
- St Louis or in New Orleans, as may
" preferred.
JOHN R. SHAW, & Co.
sep2SI3-6m pd IS
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w. HI. MAURO,

'ohS 4. SHAW. II. c. SIMMONS
JOHN R. SHAW, g. Co.
tsnnission and Forwarding Merchants
No. "a Poydras Street,
New Orleans.
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SPANISH VENGEANcE.-We extract the follow
ing from the Courier des Etats Unis "a Span
ish officer has been arrested who is guilty of an
extraordinary crime. Don Rafael Iturriaga, one
OF the weathiest mobiles in Jaen, gave soiree in
his mansion, at which some of the principal fami-
lies of the country were assembled. They were
dancing the Polka, when Narcisco Medina, lieu
tenant in the lst regiment of infantry, entered
the room in uniform, with pistol in his hand
He walked up to Don Manuel Valdeastillias, a
young advocate and pointing the pistol to his
breast fired, and the latter fell, almost fatally
wounded. 1t would be easier to imagine than
to describe the scene which followed The
cause Of the attempted assassination was ascer-
tanned to be, that Don Manuel Valdeastas had
had some days before quarrel respecting rich
heiress, to whom they were both paying their adj
dresses. Medina will be judged by council of
war;
If they do not cut off g Don Narcisco de Me-
dina's'' head we hope they will part of the name
of "Don Manuel Vadeastillias - 1t is great
waste Of types to Get up such names.
Augusta (Ga) Chronicle.
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SANDs's SARsAPARILLA.-Thef following letter recent
ty received from Capt Garrow, gentleman we'll known
and ofthe highest responsibility residing in Mobile, Ala
shows concusvely the value and efficacy of Sands's
Sarsaparilla in cases of chronic rheumatism
MOBILE, ALA, July g. 1874
Messrs Sands: Gentemerl--I was afflicted for more
than ten years with rheumatism, and with pleasure
avail myself of this opportunity express you the
saluary effect your sarsaparlla had on me- In Janua
ry 1872 purchased of your agents, Messrs Mosey &
Tucker five bottles, which took agreeaby the print
ed directions which entirely removed the complaint and
have every reason to believe my health perma-
nently recovered.
Yours, very respectfully, S. II. GARROW.
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL by A. B. y D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street, N. York
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for $5.
AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON CITY:
r. FARNIAM, Bookseller,
Corner of Penn. Ave. and 18th street
r. S. PATTERSON Druggist,
Corner of Penn. Ave. and 9th street
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NEW STORE.

IT. I'VE w
l. HE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to inform their friends
well the public generally that they have opened
store in their building between Al and Sd streets
Pennsylvania avenue, where they will keep full and
general stock of Groceries, Wines, and Liquors. Cigars
etc.
Bargains may be expected, their business is mostly
confined to the cash system.
nov4-3uf SIMMS a. SON.
N. b. The Wine store formerly kept by Edward Smms
at No. 3, Pennsylvania avenue Is opened in the
second story of the house of Smms Son. where the old
customers of that house, we'll the public generally
can be supplied with all the kind of Wines Brandies CT
gars, etc. that kept at No. 3, with large additional
supply of The most favorte Brands Of Champaign Ma.
that old stock of Wines that selected by the late
John Gadsby, part of which imported in the year
1907 for President Jefferson Some of this was sold
in New York nt auction for $4S per dozen. This
well as all others will be sold unusually low by
nov4 SIMMS y SON.
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BY LEWIS & HUNT.

wv sn.t AUCTION SALES
w would respectfully invite attention to our regu-
Except Tuesday and Thursdayat early candle light al
the New York Commission Store, few doors east OF
Coeman's National Hotel, where will sell good as
sortment Of black blue and bluebk cloths; fine French
tweed, silk, satin, and merino vesng Calico moussen
de laine Irish linen, merno shaws, SHIRTS, stocks scar
cravats linen collars and bosoms gum sspenders gloves
velvet and glazed caps azors knives and forks tea
table spoons S. and bottle revolving casters, fine linen
ableclohs spool cotton letter paper Bibles backing,
fancy soap, rosewood and other fancy work boxes guns
pistols, gold pencils watches, mantle time pieces with
shades ETC., etc. Also Readym made Clothing, such as
coats pants and vests, all qualities, with an endless va
rety Of fancy and useful articles numerous to mention
nov LEWIS e. HUNT, Auctioneers. Il
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G. A. WEBB, Secretary.

COLUMBIAN MAGAzINE.--G. Brooke has hand
ed us the November number of this excellent
monthly; containing two splendid engravings,
{" Capt. Smith and Pocahuntas," and " Washing
ton crossing the Alegany river" each of which
is worth the price of the number,> besides its
usual excellent reading matter and Fashions for
November. Also, No. of the Wandering Jew,
Winchester's edition.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
McGrath's Washington Coffee House,

On Pennsylvania Avenue opposite the Centre Market,
TIAS been handsomely refitted for the reception and
II accommodation of the public. The chambers are
neatly furnished and well ventilated. All of them have
good fire places Sitting and eating rooms in the second
story suitably furnished, and attended by active and
obliging servants at all times open.
Every exertion will be made by the proprietor to keep
on hand good supply of OYSTERS, TERRAPINs and all
the decaces of the that the market affords and
they will be served up equal f not superior
to any establishment in the District
oct 29--lm
Phil u. S. Gaz law4w and send bill to this office]
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L OC A L N E w s.
FEMALE UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

The Sixth Annual meeting of this most mer.
torions and deserving Society will take place to-
morrow Tuesday evening at the Unitarian
Church at u O'Clock. We subjoin the notice,
and earnestly commend this deserving institution
to public support
The Sixth Annual Meeting of the Female
Union Benevolent Society will be held on Tues
Day evening, November 9Th, at n o'clock, in the
Unitarian Church, when the report will be read.
10 give interest TO the occasion some fine music
mas been IN preparation and will be performed on
mat evening. Addresses may also be expected.
A collection for the benefit of the poor will be
taken up. The public are earnestly invited to
attend. By order:
MEpp Co,rat,r,,
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MEXICO.

BY the schooner Vintura we have received
our files from Mexico to 9Th instant. On the Cd
instant President Santa Ana espoused the Seno-
rita Dono Dolores Fosa Comes The cere-
mony took place at the National Palace, with the
solemnity due the rank Of the ustrious pair.
The Mexican papers state that number OF
mails have been recently attacked and robbed.
N. 0. Bee.
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n GREAT REDUCTION
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES taken in III

I
neaes manner and upon the most reasonable terms by
J. ii. b. BECK.
N. B. am also prepared to attend to all orders for
Gold and Siiuer Plating, such Watches chains table
and teaspoons candescks other articles manuactur
ed of BRASS iron, "copper" STEEL Britannia German silver
&c E#
Rooms Stotts Apothecary and Drug Store corner
of It'll and Pennsylvania avenue where the pub
lie invited to call and examine the specimens oc3
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IN LIME AND CEMENT.
HE SUBSCRIBERS keep on hand constant sup
ply of Lime and Cement at their respective yards.
ULYSSES WARD, 18th ST.
sepI7-2aw GEORGE COLLARD, 9th st.
SCHOOL BOOKS, DC.

II SCHOOL BOOKS, &c.
II. FARNHAM, corner of 18th street and Pennsy
vania avenue would invite the attention of booksellers
country merchants teachers and Others to his stock OF
School Books &c at very reduced prices. All OF the
most popular school books named below, are constantly
on hand Others, hand if ordered will be prompt
ly procured, provided they are to be found
BIOGRAPHIES MITCHELL Olney, Worcester, Par
lev Matte Brun, Burritt Woodbridge, Willard, &c.
GRAMMARS: Smith, Murray, Cowley, Levizac, Boil
mar Gould. Adams, Kirkham, Cleaveland, Cabot An
drews g. Stoddard Goodrich, Greer Frost, Fish, Aglor
&c. 80
READING BOOKS: Pierpont Worcester, Blake,
Sanders Lowell, Emerson Ray, Murray, Cobb, Abbott
Miss Robbins Miss Tuthll Goodrich, Sgonrney, &c.
SPELLING BOOKS: Webster, Emerson, Town,
Galaudett Sanders, Bentley, Picket, Cobb, Hazen, Par
ley, Comley &c. :. ~
Olmstead Phelps, Jones, Parker, Abercrombe, Way
land, &c.
ARITHMETICS: Smith, Emerson, Leanard, Cobum'
Dawes, Cobb, Farley, Adams, Welsh, Pike, &c
CHEMISTRIES: Comstock, Blake, Beck, Jones, Ian
coin, Turner, Phelps.
HISTORIES: Farley Frost, Grimshaw, Goodrich,
Hale, Pennock Goldsmith, Tyler, Robbins, Robinson,
ASTRONOMERS: Bunt, Guy, ohmstead, Blake,
Whitwell, &C.
Also on the best terms the Book of Common Prayer,
of all sizes and styles quaro and small Bibles juvenile
books of the best character together with the books OF the
American Sunday School Union and the Episcopal sun
day School Union. Also Blankbooks Paper, Ink, States
Quilts and the greatest variety of Steel Pens to be found
in this country, at wholesale and retail octlo
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CARRIAGES A BARGAIN AT PRIVATE SALE.
have just received two of the handsones close Car
riages ever offered in this city, which will be sold
great sacrifice, if immediately applied for. They
built IN the most modern STYLE and be surpassed
to the wheels, and lined with plush and squabbed and
were built for 500 by Vanderwerker, Newark. N j.
They will be sold on accommodating terms.
Also in store large of Carriages Rocka-
way Buggies, Barouches Coaches. Square Carriages,
Doctors Phaetons, etc. s ..4s4 @
w. MARSHALL, Auc. a. Com Mer.
oct23 Penn. Av., between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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NOTICE

/ NOTICE.
i HAVE this day associated with me in business my
son RICHARD E. SIMMS. The business will here
after be conducted under the firm of SlMMS u SON
Tue subscriber respectfully but earnestly requests all
persons indebted to him forward and settle their
accounts, by cash or otherwise, it being all important
HIM to close up his old business speedily possible.
October 81, 1874. EDW SIMMS
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INT TO PHYSICIANS AND LADIES.
RS. ia MES BELTS Uterine Supporter, for the
relief of Proapsus UteriThe above valuable adjunct
professional practice has just been received by the sub
scrber, from Mrs Belts direct. Valuable testimonials
from the eminent professional men IN this country
and Europe attest its superiority and be obtained free
of expense at his Office.
A CAU1lON-As counerfets have been offered, be
sure that each supporter has the written signature
of the invenlress :" Sarah Bets." Now for sale by
CHI JAMES,
sep30 corner Of 18th and street.
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A CARD.
Washington City Bowling Saloon

TIME SALOON is on Sixth Street, nearly opposite
Mr.. Coleman's Qaie Gadsby's) Hotel, where gentle
men who are disposed exercise by rolling will find
Alleys good any in the City, and can be accommo-
dated by the hour or game.
The Came, or string of 80 balls 10 cents each person.
Private Alleys, IS cents per hour
JOHN M. FARRAR.
A good Street Lantern for sale. oct 26-lm
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n THE CASH SYSTEM
Dry GOODS DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS =! I!
great reduction in prices !-l43 packages splendid Fall
Goods Just received at reduced prices for cash only
HALL & BROTHERS opposite Centre Market, be-
tween 18th and 9th SITS. We have now commenced the
cash business and have reduced the prices of Dry Goods
much lower standard than has before been fixed
upon the quality in this market. Our stock consists
in part, of:
IS pieces rich fall Silks, at 62 cents
25 do extra do at IS cents and 81
90 do black and blue black Silk very cheap
ALPACCAS AND BOMBASINS
As pieces fine black and colored Alpaccas, al As cts
rs do superfine black and colored Apaccas, at SO,
62, rs cents, and 81
80 do stripe black and blue black, at SO and 81 cts.
As do Bombasins, exceedingly cheap
DE LAME, CASHMERE DE-
COSSE, AND GRAPE DE SOLE.
6opeces changeable Mousselines de Lame, at 20 cts
SO, and 62 cents
1875 do rich Cashmere dEcosse, at 81, So 81, IS, 81
SHAWLS
20 s-4 rich embroidered Thiset Shawls
20 "a plain Thibet Shawls, with silk fringes
20 8-4 black and colored Silk Shawls
GINGHAMs.
so pieces Manchester Gnghams cheap
LINENCAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFs KID
GLOVES, AND HOSIERY
g dozen a. ladies' hdk at y cents
IS do hemstitched do at SO, 62, and
30 do ladies' Kid Gloves, at 81 So and 60 cents
fine, at 10 cents
IS do ladies' superine black and white do at
Is and IS cents
100 do ladies' Cashmere ribbed and plain do at
25, 81, SO, and 81 cents
WHITE GOODS
IS pieces fine white Cambrics at 90 and IS cents
60 do superfne do do at 81 and 81 do
20 do fine Swiss Muslins. at 81, 81, and so do
LINEN GOODS
,,;o III I nana nd
As do table Diapers, at 50 and 81 do
100 do "a fine Hcckaback Diapers, at l6 do
$50 do Crash, at 6, s, and 10 cents
FLANNELS AND CASSlNETS
500 pieces Cassnets, at 81 So g. and rs cents
200 do Flannels, at 25 81 and 81 cents
DOMESTIC GOODS.
5000 yards heavy brown Cottons, at 6 cents
5000 do 3 bleached DO do
5000 do Calico good quality, at cents
5000 do superfine Chntz Calico, at 10 and IL cents
1000 do plaid penitentary Cottons, very cheap
5000 do Full Cloths
1000 do Negro Blankets
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS.
IS pieces extra fine black, blue, olive, and invisible
green Cloths
100 do Cassimeres, extra fine, PLAIN, plaid striped
65 do Vestings, satins, velvets, anu eashmeres
Which we will have made up to order by of the
best Taors the country can produce fits guaranteed in
all cases.
Fine dress coat black cloth and other coored cloths SIG
Superfine dress coat, do do do 1S
Dress coat best West of England and French
Cloths, lined through with silk, fIom S22 to IS
Pants of fine black Cashmere 5
Pants Of superfne do 7
Pants of stripe and plaid $3.50, z
Black satin vests
do do bestqdality S
Velvet vests 5
$50 gentlemens Silk Handkerchief,
20 dozen do Gloves
80 do satin and bombasn Stocks
90 do black lusnng and other Cravats.
All those who want good and cheap goods will please
favor us with call We pledge ourselves sell goods
cheaper than any other merchant in the District.
sepA HALL o. BROTHER
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CONSUMPTION.

ID ONSUMPTION.
DUCHANS Hungarian Balsam of Life. The great
English remedy for Coughs Colds, Asthma, and Con.
sumption "This is no quack nostrum, but standard
English medicine Of known and established efficacy
For sale by W. ELIOT Co.
sepl9 corner and lzth ST.
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We are daily expecting by the New York packets
large and well assorted stock of Groceries, Vines Liquors.
which we respectfully solicit those wishing purchase
to examine, being fully impressed with the belief that
shall be able 10 offer them favorable they
can be had elsewhere. SlMMS 81 SON
nOy4-3t
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STATIONERY! CHEAPER THAN, THE
N .--.--- CHEARENI,I

STATIONERY! CHEAPER THAN THE ~
m s.a CHEAPEST!! H,&. .., .s,g
i HE SUBSCRIBER calls the attention of the public
to his large and unequaled assortment of English French
lowest prices for cash short credit Amongst end
less variety he offers the following lower than usual
Printing Paper, various sizes .aA G.llsasIa
Cap, letter. and other kinds of writing paper from 81 so
to $40 per ream LusE-sg 81 tcu3i
Envelope paper, white, buff, and brown, and. Shoe
Wrapping Paper ,t..ffrya..
Blank Books, full and half bound, cheaper than ever
Memorandum cpherng, and copy Books
Steel Pens and Quilts of all kinds saA
French English, and American Note Paper e 1888
Envelopes, paper cutters card cases. penholders poe
ket books and wallets .r3a4 f4
Sealing-w wax black, red, and fancy colors .tfEft
Motto transparent. and common Waters NJ II cas-
Ink Stands, glass, wooden, metal, and bronze II ,
English drawing and tracing Paper of all sizes
Drawing Pencils Bristol Boards Water Colours
Rodgers g. Sons best Cutlery such as Pen-knives,
Scissors, Shears, Desk Knives and Erasers 3 I'LL
Black, red indellble carrnne and India Inks English
Backgammon Boards, Chess Men, and Portfolios, with
and without locks l.g 81 HH483 sg ..es.g. .,gs,v
Copying Presses oil and copying Paper for the same
Visiting, playing, and printing Cards ,.yif H
Folders, Ivory Seals, Red Tapes, Silk Tasto,I Lead
Pencils, Letter Springs, a.@.
Silver Pencil Cases from IS cents TO 81 so great va
rlety OF patterns t@.." ..s a.r.ssi.e ss#
Pen racks Bill files, and thousand other things
numerous to mention. .HHsra a~t.Y
All of the above goods have been carefully selected and
part just received direct from Europe by the aht
via New York f1
Visiting Card. engraved and printed / p,v,vfs
Penn. avenue doors west of 18th street
RT A sett of Edinburg Review, English edition, well
hound and in good order, for sale low. IL oetl
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o. FISH y CO., FASHIONABLE HAITERS.
TNLEGANr HATS, CAPS, AND MUFFS, of the
r. latest styles, and the very greatest variety, may
be found at our sales at this tme
We offer the above named goods for cash, prices
Equality considered lower than they be obtained
any other house the District We invite inspection
OF our stock. o. FISH y CO., Hauers,
nov Browns Hotel