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THE Misses HAwLEY, daughters of the late rec
Il tor ofSt Johns Church, of this city, will open
a school for young ladies on Monday, the 5th inst
They earnestly solicit the patronage Of the congre-
CATION Of said church, and Of their friends and the
public generally.
The branches of English education, entirely UNI
der their own direction, will be such as are taught
in the best schools or seminaries in the United
States.
French, music, drawing, &c, by the most APP
proved professors
II desired, thew will take pupils az boarders For
further particulars, their patrons, &c. will please to
call them at their residence, on the south side OF
F street, between 10Th and 18th May
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PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Topography
L ical Bureau until o'clock, a. m. on Monday
the 26h instant, for the building Of brick arched
culyert across Pennsylvania avenue, on the eas
side of 18th street west. The work to be com.
pletely finished by the lst day of July next.
Proposals will also be received at the same time
and place for the building of large brick arched
culvert, on stone abutments, across Pennsylvania
avenue between 9th street west and 10th street west
The work to be completely finished by the LIST day
of August next.
Plans, specifications, estimates of quantities, &c
&c. NAV he seen at the Office connected with the
Typographical Bureau, on application to the under.
signed or to MIR. F. Hanback,, assistant engineer.
Payments will be made on the above-named
works from time to me at the discretion Of the en-.
gneer; but no estimate win be given for materials
mill thew shall have been worked into the culverts
GEO. w. HUGHES,
Capt. Top. Engineers.
May 2l-dt26th
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Capital $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
MADAME DELARUE beg. leave to inform the b

MI ADAME DELARUE begs leave to inform the
lVl ladies and gentlemen Of Washington and it's
vicinity, that she has Just returned from the North
and fancy articles of every description Fresh per-
fnmery, brushes, combs, soaps of every sort and
price, stockings and gloves Of every kind and size.
Thread and cotton laces and edgngs ladies cravats
bonnet and cap ribands; jet and steel ornaments Of
every kind; purses variegated purse silk gilt, STEEL
and silver purse ornaments and many other articles
too numerous to be mentioned.
Madame Dcarue, thankful for past favors, still
socits share OF the public patronage so kindly ex
tended to her. Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets.
April lS--3taw
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NTOTICE.-The undersigned having assumed
IN other and important duties, his further prose-
cution Of claims against the general government Is
necessarily precluded.
The unfinished business now in his hands will be
passed over to such agents in this city as the parties
in interest may designate. ,.
HENRY Fl. SYLVESTER.
Washington city, May 10, lS45
May 20-dlm
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ttOO REWARD will give the above re-
.DAO ward to any one who will arrest my SER
want man, (known by the name Of Ben Brown, }
and lodge him in Jail, so that | can get him again.
have reason to suppose that he is not out of the
District, as he has wife living here. He is about
five feet seven inches high, dark mulatto very like
ly and intelligent
FRANCIS X. HALL.
Mayi20-3t
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DELINQUENT LANDS in VIRGINIA.
AuDIToR's OFFICE, RICHMOND,

March, 1045.
TIME owners OF land returned delinquent for
i non-payment Of taxes, whether resident or
nonresident, are reminded that under existing laws
tho sheris' sales for delinquency take place every
five years, and that this is the year Of sale. advise
all persons interested to correspond with this Office
before the month of June, or soon thereafter as
possible, as the lists Of delinquent land will about
that period pass into the hands of the sherifs In
all communications and letters of inquiry addressed
to me, precise information should be given of the
quantity and localities Of the lands, the names Of
the county or counties where situated, and the
of the patentees and subsequent owners.
JAMES E. HEATH,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
MAY 17-3
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A CARD.--The subscriber, finding it impossible
~ 10 close his old business for want Of time and
attention, has appointed Mr.. john ScRvEnER his
collector All accounts and notes unpaid will be put
in his hands for immediate settlement To save any
further delay he is authorized to close all accounts
put in his hands, either by money or notes at short
dates.
All accounts due ID. CLAoETr & Co., standing
over six months, will also be placed in his hands for
settlement All those who make settlement with
him will receive my thanks ID. CLAGETT.
May II.
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DAPER.-We have for sale, agents of the
Il Franklin Manufacturing company, Richmond,
Virginia, twenty thousand rearns Of paper including
various qualities Of cap and letter, large and small
wrapping, book and news printing, hardware and
cotton yarn wrapping, env cop, and other descrip-
ton of paper, all at very low prices.
DAVENPORT e. ALLEN.
Richmond, Va, May 1876
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A HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT-Sit
.HHSH. uated on Gay street, Georgetown; The
house contains two parors, four chambers, besides
other rooms, with good cellars. There are smoke
and milk house, with pump Of good water, sta
bling, and large garden.
Also for sale, farm Of about It's acres, near
Tenallvtown. on the Brookvie road. Apply to
the subscriber in Georgetown.
April 5-dn
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NOTICE.--The subscribers to the stock of the
IN Magnetic Telegraph Company are hereby re-
CURED pursuance Of their articles of agreement
and association, to pay forthwith an instalment Of
twenty per cent on their several subscriptions. The
money win be received and recepted for at the Of
fee OF Messrs. Corcoran 4 RIGGS in this city.
w. w. CORCORAN, Trustees Of
B. b. FRENCH, the Company.
May 7--1w INTEL
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DLEAsANT SUMNER BOARDING
Mayi2o-3'

DL EASANT SUMNER BOARDING
Il HOUSE.--Those new houses on 18th street,
north of street, having been fitted up by Mrs. Tur-
ner for the accommodation Of boerders: Gentlemen
desiring pleasant residence within the immediate
vicinity Of the executive departments would find
this location OF the desirable in the city,
either for themselves or families.
The situation is high, pleasant, and healthy free
from dust and noise.
May 6-eod6t
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GRAND SCHEMES.
J. G. GREGORY & CO. MANAGERS.

GHAND SCHEMES.
J. G. GREGORY & CO. MANAGERS.
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 81, for 1645.
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
May "a, l845.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$50, 00O-$l ,O00-S5, 000-$3 ,000-$2, 500
$1,0l7--lO0 prizes Of 81 900, &c.
Tickets $40; halves IS; quarters " So
Certificates of packages of 25 whole tickets $3.50
Do do Is half do 65
Do do IS quarter do 80 SO
Capital $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class %, for l845.
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
May 81, l645.
SPLENDID CAPITALS.
S3O,OO0-$1 nc, 000-$6, 000-S5, 000-$4 900
S2,5O6-S2, OOO-Sl, 747-25 prizes of
$l,OOO--25 of $500, &c.
Tickets Sl0--halves 45-quarters ~ SO.
Certificates Of packages Of IS whole tickets $3.50
Do do IS half do IS :
Do do IS quarter do 80 Sc
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and an official account
of each drawing sent Immediately after it il over to
]. g. GREGORY & CO.,
Managers, Washington City, ID. G.
April 22-2aw4wddcif
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The green IL chrysocolis or hydrou, .uca,e nj
copper II is not mixture, but regular chemical comb
nstion.--C. r, j.
Only traces OF gold exist in any Of the copper silver
more frequently alleged with ito. I. J.
The mines Of the Lake Superior Mining company were
xnlored last July by G. IT, Jackson Since that time three
shsfs have sunk in the Eagle river yein and has
proved to be valusblc
nv this process the copper win be lost 1t better to
mart the metals by acids-C. IT, .fH-
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CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS.,on hand, 9
Il small supply Of that desirable style Of shawls
embroidered and dsmasked. We will sell them low
to close stock
May l4-3uf
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woRTHINGToN G. sNETHEN,

WASHINGTON Cry, ID. G.
Office on Missouri avenue, between Sd and A. streets
Oct 25-1yf
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+Dentoxide,

1.-THE hydrous silicas.
This ore has been analysed and assayed by DR.. c. T.
Jackson OF Boston yields from 90 to 70 psr cent cop
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DOARDING.--Mrs Gassaway tenders her
ID thanks to her friends, and informs them that
she has taken a pleasant residence for the summer
on 18th street south, near Md. avenue, where she
can accommodate boarders comfortably. The stu
alton comprises the advantages Of town and country,
being only short walk from either Of the depart
menis and the Presidents House.
April 30-1md
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-see pamphlet entitled Military Of the West
published by authority Of the War Department" ls4o
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A T PRIVATE SALE.--I have for private sale,
IA at my house-furnishing and commsson-room,
Concert Hall, Todd's buildings, near Browns ho-
tel, viz:
A general assortment of mahogany furniture
Cherry and pine wardrobes
Tables and washstands
Fine white, gilt, and figured China tea and coffee
sets
Granite China dinner tea, and coffee sets
Glass strawberry bowls, dishes, sugars, tumblers,
&c.
Fine German silver castors, cut bottles
Britannia ware, knives and forks, spoons, &c.
Lamps Of every description
Bread trays, &c.
Also, private library of standard works.
All which will be sold very low, Please come
and see.
A. GREEN,
Auct. and Com Merchant.
Nav 22-eod3t
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Blanks on ,criting paper.

Inc paper ior tne ABOVE 10 be OF the best qualily
Book aoork on printing paper.
For composition per thousand ems, for small pica
Do do BREWER
For. press work and paper, per token, for royal
Do do medium
Separate proposals will be received, during the
same period, for printing, folding, and stitch
IL 900 copies Of the laws, resolutions and treaties
of the United States, that may be passed ratified
at the LIST session Of the 29th Congress, agreeaby TO
the conditions prescribed in the act Of the 10Th April
lsls stating the price per page Of the II 600 copies
and per copy for folding, stitching in blue printed
covers, and cutting
Proposals will also be received, during the same
period, for printing, paper Of the best quality,
and binding, in blue morocco, in the best manner,
500 copies of the Biennial Register of the 3Oth Sep
tember, l845.
The proposals to state the price per page for the
500 COPIES and the price per copy for binding.
May 20
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General Notifies.

Philadelphia gent for The Tribune.-Lieber
CO. Ledger Building, Thrd-st, who receive subscii'
bers ana have gle copies for sale day a. ock do I'D
re- The sub.criber,s Iozenge fer Cold in the
Heud instantly allevises the clsaSfee4b!e symptoms OF
thst unpleasant disorder Permitted 10 dissolve Slowly IN
nm. ,nnh nv lis action on the membrane OF that
organ wiihiraws Inflammation rom the parts affected.
Il also an ecacous aud approved remedy Tor hcsrseess
and loss OF voice. Price > cents oo& con
Soli at Tie principal drug stores. and by j. l. SOD-
DlNGTON. SCS Hudson. a. cor. SpringsL GU III
II Gurney's reIr:ium Daguerrean Galiery.-
ISIS Broadway, Newly ork-Picures taken al tnla esAo
shmen excnIlrd IL this county, so say Ms hume
The public respectfully invited 10 cal and
jud se for themselves. oS SIM
O. j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor a.
Law, and Commissioned OF Deeds, &c viii attend In me
and evening lyi5 osl
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Books.
plpLEvs nARINET LIRRARY.

PARLEs Os6lNkl I.
THE Populsr Family and school Library ever Pub
Il li-hsG This work consists Of Twenty Nounes and
hundred different sGSects and - Illustrated by
I've h-ndEr,i EIgrsvings.
m entirely original series recently written snd COM
picteG by Goodrich the author Of Peter Parrys Tales
Tn oniy library that ha- been expressly written TOR
aSehoo sud Family Library lis adopted Ino many OF he
Libraries OF The -ad.n. SCHOOLS and .elraries IN New Eng
land ard New ok and hrs been Introduced IN the space
OF few months into thar iy-o thousand ianies III
Boston, New-fOr aud Philadelphia.
The following IS a list Of the volume>--
BIOGRAPHICAL DEPARTMENT.
Vol. Lives OF ANGUS Men OF Modern Times
" Lives OF Famous Nee o: Ancient Times.
" s. Ccros!les Of Human Nature; or, The Lives CT &c
centric and Wonderful Persons.
e t. Lives OF Benrfsc,ors. including Patriots, lnven-
tors. Discoveries, &c.
- Lives oil Famous American Indians
- D. Lives OF Celebrated Women
HISTORICAL DEPARTMENT.
" T. Lights AID shadows OF American History.
" g. Lights and Shadow, OF European History.
" Lights and Shadows OF scsiic History.
4" TO- Lights ani Shadows OF African History.
8" H. History Of the American Indians
u Manners, Customs and Antiquities OF the American
Indians.
MISCELLANEOUS.
" la Glance Ct the Sciences Astronomy Naiura! Phil
osophy, &c
{" u. Wonders OF Geology.
" Is Anecdotes Of the Animal Kingdom.
" l6 4 Gianc- Philosophy, Menia, Moral and Social.
'' y. Book OF Literature, Ancient and Modern with
Specimens.
q IS. Enterprise Industry. and Art Of Man
" 70. Manners and Customs Of all Nations.
:. 20. The World ard It's Inhabitants.
These works designed 20 exhibit, IN popular iora.
Seec, Biographies Ancient and Modern The Wonders and
Curios-s OF History Nature, AIT Science and Phioso-
ply. with the Practical Duties of Lie.
The Trade applied JOHN ALLEN,
d2DStawtJl lS9 Nasssu.st
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KISSING AND WASHING FEET.-The Akron De
nocrat gives the following report OF trial in that VII
age The Pickands Miliertes have some queer notions
and practice say the least
Rather coniica trial took place last Saturday, be
fore Mayor Chamberlin, OF (ne ate) Rev j. D. P!ckands
OF the Second Advent Church, charged with assault and
battery in kissing the wife OF Lyman Green and sas4s
5r icct against her husbands will L. Bierce, Esq
counsel for the prosecutor, laid down the law very
clearly and Mr. Pickands only admitting the facts
charged justified himself on Scripture grounds SO
conclusiveIy that the case dismissed Those who
oin tina, Church will understand that it Is on the proTes
sire principle"
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THE GEM OF THE SEASON.

A ELEGANT GIFT BOOh, win tweniy'one superb
u Engravings By Sar;ain elegantly bound.
.'t is volume OF splendid engravings by Sartan Illus
ated choice arics eua The pens Of able and disiin
gui,hed writers" n. Y. Observer.
'As specimen Of book making, this beautiful giftboos
deserves very high commentator altogether for present
ALTON, have often more beautiful volume
IN. Y. Com. Adv.
This Annual fully ustihes the rather lofty promise of It's
title We moi where ii has been cxceled either in
matter or manner" Tribune.
[, is filed with exquisite engrsvngs, and has everything
TO commend splendid and appropriate gl:hook"
Mirror.
We have on hand large supply of all the different An
nusls and Gift Books which invite the attention Of
the public
Juvenile Works in great variety.
d18isI LEAvlTT TROW CO 49,. Broadway.
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GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

raHE PROPRIETOR respectfully socts the attention Of
his old customers and The public in general To his SPLEEN
did assortment, OF Annals and other articles designed for
presents among shch the following Tine Gems OF the
Season. Opal, May Flower, Friendships Offering, Laurel
re'th. Rose of Sharon, and FofgetMeNot; also Mrs
Sigourneys Poems Mrs Hemans's Works Pope's. Burnss
Byron's Shekspesre's Cowper's and Thompsons, with
Rodgers's Poems Bibles Prayer Book Hymn and Psalm
Books-a supeby bcund for gifts and great variety of
Juveniles Games and fancy arcesa which will he sold
at an amazing low price by ). MAZE,
d93 owls 2j7 Beecker-st opposite burton.
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ADAMS,S NEW ARITEMETIC

AUhIIS'S NE w hNI EVIL I To
THIS valuable School Book is considered, throughout
New. England and the Eastern States, SUPERIOR TO
ANY OTHER" work an Arithmetic for our Common
Schools The Of together with tie
ouetrieal demon Of the extraction Of tie Square and
Cube Roots found alone thus :rork, give II preference
every other Arithmetic in the market. Large snms
have been offered the pUpreors for the privilege Of adopt
ing their illustrations aud blocks, found IN Atamss New
Arithmetic into other works. This Arithmetic after being
adapted the Halifax currency, has been published in The
Canades, and also ADOPTED in the Missionary Schools OF
Greece. ~ Also, KEY Adanss New Arithmetic
Published by J. J. w PRENTISS. Kecne, N. II.
COLLINS, BROTHER & CO. New-York.
PHILLIPS x SAMPSON, Boston, Mass.
And for sale by booksellers geuerall,, n20 6weod
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tDinter fashions.
CARTS. oR6vATs AND MUFFLERs,

SCARFS, CRAVATS AND MUFFLERS,
Received by the last steamer,
THE NewYoTk Ca-h Tailoring and Gentlemen
AGen-ra Furnishing Establishment, 1877 Broadway three
doors below the Franklin House. choice assortment OIL
fancy drees articles for gentemers wear, comprising me
most desirable OF scars cravsIs ana On ente
new style ofmufers, Indispensable dor gentlemen
stan,y on hand manufactured by The best workmen IN me
civ and cold at reduced prices.
n26 istf }. q. bDOI n W.
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~ COLES, the original manufacturer oil MOroeco
u. Cases having returned New York, s!ler Temporal
nv absence now intends carrying The sane business
with increased facilities for pleasing his cttoners 10 sG
ION to his weestabshed experience OF u years in this
City. a aao,
He therefore invites the attention Of merchants and deal
CTS TO his stock Morocco Goods viz -blinaure ana
Jewery every descriptions Morocco Cases for silver
set. and Chests for silver pate pottaby arranged Aso
Jewellers Show Cases. fitted up with trays 10 me neaIrs
manner &C. and all other articles in his ne which he WIN
warrant cannot be exceed respects either workmanship
du ability cheapness
pared TO largest smallest orders WIN eq
ability very losrst wholesale or retail prices IN me
NrwYork market Country dealers will do we'll TO stop in
at 2i7 Broadway, OF Murray:st up sias) where
''''' " ~ ~ ~ C COLES.
" B.-No connection with any other establishment IN
NV NJ, IN. H.; o " d29 81,
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conn .ND SILVER WATCHES

CULD AND sILfETT ,TIf ii r. -,.a.chs -
VI wholesale prices By ! T. -, :" Is Rr aeeer u
wS,ch sold NJ this establishment warranted 10 per
ror. We'll or oney refunded Watches clocks box.
t,.rv r.nsirei il the best a. The lowest
60 az ,.y,mrnLs have been made with Mc. WI A
Gamble whose reputation as watch epsssf o aGs
So, N Europe, enables him 20 repair TIE mosI
co1npfcsied work thai can be produced -,
irlde "o'A P'F ]. 7. WILLISTON,
No. Cortland up stsirs.
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,1aCNTFTCENT GIFT BOOKS.

MAGNIFICENT GIFT BOOAS.
,ppTLT0T 4 co 200 Broadway, respectfully in
IT, We The attention OF Boobgyers 70 ih.ir very choice
and extensive stock embracing The works OF Standard Az
lhors. phr-..;,r
The English and American AhuuAs
Oxford Press Bibles OF al sizes. ,.,c-.. p-.....
The be 5; Juvenile Works- A.,
The whole OF which offered 81 favorable pI,ces An
,a4s5 c.,SIosne c.r be had on application DIS ills
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= ing OF al SIN sl advance from cost; Inc e.
wishing to close their stock of Winter gafneh, al
posed 70 offer such inducements purchasers as a.
81 rapid sales for themselves Hnd sllus ~ -
customers The OF bargainn o az and over
before he Ist of January Call ard examine lo your
- :, is7 R,asdway doors below NE ErtnA IN iOUse
- v
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Holiday GIFT BOOKS.

Y L H G. LANGLEY. Booksellers Aston House, re
j. spectlIy request the inspection OF their friends and
purchasers 10 their choice and valuable collection of ele
ean,v rmhei.hrd works adapted for presents. Among
In. r,ime-ous richly illustrated works of the
The new English and American AnnuslsaPctoTisi ana
stand Editions oil the Poets-ramiy
varied assortment Of Bibles Oxford and American ed
tons in various styles OF binding: !,
Roots VI Comron Prayer-Numerous editions Of the
Rook OF Common PRAYER in various styles OF binding H.
Guiding splendid specimens oil rich velvet, &c
Juvenile Works-A large and extensive assortment OF
Juvenile WORKS consisting OF about one thousand diferen;
klnds-Galne and Puzzles
The whole forming OF the most attractive assortment
~ .-,;-- f1- n-esenis 10 be found in The CITY.
J. II G.. L. beg TO slate 10 ner Trends an1 me pubic
tbct will their aim 10 npafL 10 ter lhe
is cbsracterscs viz: Variety AID Economy and they
would farther s;8e those who may favor them win he
n that tbsy rnay rely upon obtaining works adapt
- Tor Inc season al their store IN every desirable variety
and on terms of economy unsurpassed by an oher house
~. W w. as - d2i lws
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MAGNIFICENT GIFT BOOKS,

II APPLETON Il CO. 200 Broadway, respectfully in.
. wife The attention book buyers their very choice
and extensive sOck-embracne:
TIE Works of Standard Authors.
Richly Illustrated Publications.
The English and American ABnua.s
Oxford Press Bibles, of Oil sizes
The new and beautiful edition OF the Book OF Common
Prayer.
The hes, Juvenile Works, &c. &c.
The whole CT which are offered a. favorable prices.
-" An extended Catalogue can be had application.
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NTExy yoRE C.su TAILORING Establish

NEW YORK. CASH TAiLORinGIs IL L s[sosin
Inert ls7 Broadway three coors o.nion Of heir
customers and the public 10 very large snd well seefso
assortment OF Fall aad Winter G9oas ci s g. s
black and fancy Boneans ELASTIC cassImefes OF
entire new patterns very rich Sy!es oi sAs ,m -
snd Velvet Trsrfys suitable for the coming season. AL OF
which viii be made 10 order few houI. nouce and 10
he same superior style for which The establishments has
EMPLOYING in the cutting department The bes talent N me
civ we 90 not hesitate challenges comp WIN any
In 1ont of styIe elegaac. and WORKMANSHIP Attne same
tin our prices viii convince The most skepucs that hrs
~ ssrnents can be furnished at very reduced rates io
cs.h we would also call attention the Fancy Depart
men; connected with The establishment where cas be touno
every article requisite complete geruenans
OF The and richest materials, selected py oul ~
j.; 10 p ri, nd London markets Also assortment o.
ready rade Dress Frock Costs and winter garments VI
every description tor the ACCOMMODATION OF Ihose requiring
aFt s ss,f 81 d's'' '0' j. c. BOOTH co.