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BY InIocs & brother.
Furniture, &c. al Auction.
On THURSDAY hORNINs Nov 26th al 10 oeLes ~, q, II
r Al our store var ely Of Holshrh Fufrure Gc
Of in pr
do1 cane scat chair', as red pa terms
wooifeai d. d.
u handsome m1hoEtny rarlor Cha'rs
sofas-oue new, one tecrni hard
mahogany rocIirE ard sewing Chairs
LANDS me marble top Washs and
high md low pos Bels eads
tcek NJ Chairs % fcs's Chairs Ma ireses
Superior day brass Clncfs on Chairs &c
PATENT LEVER GOLD WATCHES
WI be added, superior patent ever God watehes
no24 INLOEs A ReoTupp A..
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
AZ Auction.
OBI JENKINS will auction on Monday the 7otb az
- Novembe'. enmmen In 81 Geo m the noninv Al hi .
rsseaee on Fnnkn an tth r-,ets his
'us hold AMI Kitchen FurRture, enhre NJ in part a. FOL o
Bureau, Lad es' Cab net
soias ca Press
M'bogany d. isg breakfast centre and wok Table.
Often Ins Chats
Maufel q uaments
Bfusss is ard Ingram Carprts AID Russ
Table Covers, Fend no. super 90 Tss's Cutler.
Chm zoe ard Earh-rn Wa-e
BrdrSad, Rotary Cooling stove.
sets bclu,iful Wiatow Curtains
Ard article of Kitchen Furniture. 6e.
" H-lhe above fu niure b. DO -aoi order. AMI win BE- I'D
rAssi rssrrc 10 and Ecntemrn are requ ss 10 eau ard
etAmiur the sans suiday Instant between The
Lll's " wv aFo p p coz. 24-tls
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FHNNlS long-Cstahlishcd and well known Hotel
= " rnoi orief. gl fanissod atenvo servsn's
and wi b. found az al iiurs with Tsts wei served
Tire uufsrrd sellers ccrnucd ratronse- o. his fi-rfs
snd - pahic surs az Inst cvey p'5v or eit
eom'or viii he mace. Gus 4. DibRFLf.
N0vemhrf ~. fsff.
Beng connected with tri having n-rr-t r nc rov.
hatln 1ue th rrdars rnst i,kes liberty Of frconrdr t
% ne rutlc, a-i r-rrll-t 30 7s-f Tie win Be
Kept % good ty tstcr Frrsort torr-
u need arprsher na in The
Ore suuun thrr cof1t ne especially soeiu the PAT
fousEe o. be esdt Any ofthem havns With him vii
md bin cceupyina ron In tha houre e q GRfsWOLD.
Richmond. Nsveul5rf o.. 1875. f-dit6easwt6hne,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TOR SALE ora
ON THURSDAY tbr 18th Novepbcr thu,

- being amelia CouH viii te trd fcr l-. b. p.tees
70 su nfeatsf tle Tact nj Lard hmri Ho1sr cen
niang huadred ani ny $500 embracing Tavern
nn' a necessary bud7Es and ere house The property b.
~ red IN iolf s ard divided ~ roli rr'rr % Co.
~ can Be mn-asci % tard fyr Ttvsra .ud
otf The hnd r nj rnd 1ialy having between rra ard four
Iundfea acres n 10 roo u % ats CO. huiirr Tn
~ n7i arr eolopus anf o. orch 10 Hn fisn unupisici
~ any in he crur'y T. sh,s fofty 'r6n
lnd 80 fe''gs. aod Be- rr1vsraary hea hv 70 sld
WI BE- thted Nf asc dly. rfs1na si
me 70 ttim o. ne prp'uy eeuti Mf Lfih.
with whom Pat Of uie properly has been len
70 Ice .rNts O. tnvfg
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VALUABLELAND IN GLOUCESTER co.
TOE SALE At PIRIIC AuCrInN
Trustees sale Os Lands and Will i'm Tn
COUNTY OF Mathews

COUNTY OF MATTHEW'S.
RI virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to the
~ suhSebsrs by the Andrew Van Bbbe for purposes
therein meno bearing date Is day April Is36 nd
Of Teeod in the Clerks dice e Mathews eosuy; urde "a
ed upon the rsqlison % dIey in rsd deed proered
70 ss AZ public auction stc Noth-E MI THURSDAY the
18Th Of November between Eve aer q the
lard attached q the North End estate, and Known a. the
North End Nil, and situate the head o. 40 Rite-
OF this land about goo hund-ed and fry
OF which lie the right hand Of ing Gloucester
to Mhhews Court House, aer raising III mill and Immediately
the North River; IN hs o.p1ac sde Of III
road, aud Is known the tcdhe baanee Is fr
brierE on .hc Parkant I'D large portion fnl growth
the TIMBER Of which very 10. ship.bung puryoet
ffOm is eontguiy u this lana
VIII be sold along with the bred cear,d n balance
div drd into 'is Of bundled each p u which will
exhibited on tbr day of slo The open III most ahnn
oant NAL re''rces, and believed the valuable q
county OF Mathew The ncifhSoLrnood every respect n
moH desirable In l'wtf Vrgna There tu unfs upon
ms portion Of the estate but al The ise viii BE- SOD
one hurdied acres ADJOINING viii a v,y corfHtibr
hou,s.
The MIL with foF repairs. would b. maic PRO, e
" an even IN ~ pfseit cotdion, Sue tolls wo tot &C.
hundred barrels n corn sry.
leffons wsii.g u pucla either thc lad mill both are
referred 70 W. hDsby and NJ Dsl ~ IA ~ r
who wiz take pleasure showing above prppfrr no
nPht of COVER attaches and % b. M rs her
utquoHionabe-bu act NJ in qualify o wirsaty vii
o. course gven.
Tie Terms One third cash 90 credit N en- md tv
Tcsr upon The ronaidrr be deferred rayutfts vii ,ay b.
tens, from th thy o. o md be iscuied By of u w
the premises, nj Dofd rit1 P,rs1n-i .su,ty.
fliiitr rABn.
ALEX. G. TALtNFERRO.
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@ 81" Halves s Qiler, go Ccrt6eztes Of pack,
OF 20 "holss 81 ora Hives ass, Quarters S27t
beyers are fered frz=l registered
AZ the once a. proof Of what has been done and every
drawing continues the paid BY me-
p Oders for above
and IN all Lotteries viii he PTSnPiy attended
drawing when requested.
Please zdeEsss srdsrs H. sTRAI.rON
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EDUCATION.-A Virginia LADY. a member

- OF the Episcopal Church, who years erprr
enee as reaehe wishes employment the year phi
vaie family a. Goycrn Of us school children Terms
moderate. Direct (PotPa Lotore P. o. Amelia co Va
A.. H.
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lotteries.
Il GREGORY d CO.. MANAerrs NJ
~ . ioI Main Street Rislzss.d vi.

pfssa Nos Of A.Ilari, Lo,asry class a. I7s Oct, tsts
l2 IS 81 q SIS 90 Is sc 10 70 81 T5 AZ.
" Nos q 81 ~, Pane e $4,000, In he sboy, La,
terry .sod 70 a eotrespoLdeBt In KaAa.ha eo,st, Va
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By w. GosiaIIr
VALUABLE WHARF LOT ON WAITER ST.,
For SALE At AUCTION
VIII be soll on WEDNESDAY Affernno,, The

18th instant fsirf the DAY. commencing 81
oeoek, undiv dod OF lot fronting Water
100 feet tuning back to TIRE Deh. which
Coal SPOUT abd. Terms "a cash balance nonth.
for appTo-sd eRdorsed negoahl,
rt,Assf tAs isast ny REoUEsr or THE OWNER
No
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Oh HF. CHESTS ZINE GUNPOwOER TEAs,
~ iincing AMI Tor r,ie ~
bo5 pAvrNroRT ALLEN CO.
EFfNE SUogtNG TOUACCO--ss tol Ayrss. b rb m
vorri "Hyco' stocking Tobacco. which hfs brrn hthy
aqiratciby netcs wherever is known, received 81
D II
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In with marked he o Discipline Dement,
that c. aaetefizes the Virginia Military LeInEton
few su be lied Of $50 per from the
time OF aaee m the Is, Of Jay payable For fur
ther particulars direct above.
5-w6w WIN ~ a.
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POsinoncnlcRt.

Tbs fubscbcT n cneqIcee Of M inccmsn VIZ mr. Mt
having been efahid % c1P e. ts siivsys erred to-
and al'o with M ~ mr. Or ryirz rot er
have Ptttpones th at1se SAFE Until THURSDAY m tT Of d..
crmter hen niy should Thur ~ prove In
etmlnt oa iiis iru faf day labrador
PHIttP p. TABR
ALEX. q. TAIifTERgO
M 2o-e2avth gt,,,e a., ,,,trty
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LAW NOTICE.
WHzETAI MAXWELL

Attorney az Law,
DRACIlSE5 IN 40 the Superior Courts held
- IN 1s ety Of Richmond ard WI ems :. d, -.
bffless bat my Be efn1fcd % biz care
Maia. ~ - '''--'o N
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A FINE CHANCE.

"A GREAT BARGAIN will he offered to any
dernus Of engaging urnr and sirmr- Of
tobacco IN he city OF Richmond Factory eonvenen Is
consue cd for The with FIX Put % 10
Ign Is % mln1ac cred osae,o day, srps per
year The hIures b. sold The terms ami
IN opportunity afforded Of h. no early
pheaton be made 1hose disposed his
Vorale ehanse, han further BY applying at Thu.
oHre. M iz-rEdr.a.hn
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RUNAWAY ~ JAIL.

w As committed to the Jail Of the city of
Riehmoud on The IN sept, 1870 Negro man Who ss,
hHeh NORMAN and tays h. hired rt gresrft year 10 IN
b1hoo o. Ches'erhsh county Va frnE Mr. suen sai seEro
set 10 inches hsh, 90 years eornp rop ana
haa on wien Committed 20 JaL Black cap, checked apro each
20 dining room servants usually wacl ped en- panta
OWnf o. said negro requested 10 arr prove rrsgrt
pay Saa'st aud take him awayor he win dean wiz ss ,ba
oe20-ciaf for Jpo n F.r,,,.., 9 =, -
Noiuan eelonEso saah W Lewis and aired cot By Tos
L.r An - 49,
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"a M =. ann ~ OH
eIO So hais prime J. va Corea
9SJ sides good dimagCd L. atler
100 Ncs Fags' brown =
So ca es Hats
20 Chez
hh swn crs hrO
4Ohid, wtisscy
Landing from ehrs " nchcFer' md Burr" for ,ne nv
no - DAVENPORT ALLEN A. co Aues
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
lie, al world az whi, they ean
For selling Primes, STATIONS man,
Drawn Mes. Of Alexandra, No. ". Nov. 18th:
81 ii 10 40 60 CO Is 50 81 Is 10 4 &c
Ticket Nos 40 es 10, prize Of $1,000, sold and paid
by sTRATToN.
% 81 62,
Nos. ~ IS a, Seven more Capitals sold and
II 81 IS SPaid in one Lottery. BY
81 90 a.
90 sc 81,
Drawn Nos of N. Jersey. No. 92-Nov. ls:
% 65 10 GO SO 80 Is Ia &c 60 32 9 ~
Ticket Nos. II 80 49, prize Of $780, sold and paid
by STRATTON
Drawn Nos. of MonOnralia No. Al. Nov goth:
IL &c ~ s. IS ~ - 6s 46 As Is 81 a.
Ticket Nos. II IS a,
Hall " " IS So rs, two more capitals sold and p,id
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg, No. 56-Nov. %:
60 90 81 ~ 30 81 60 20 % 81 10 81 80
Ticket Nos. "a A 40. prize Of 500 soid sud paid
$4,000, 10000. "A On
Tuesday-New Jersey No. 93-Capa, $40 10000 5eon
5000. 5000. 1900 1859 10 OF 1000, dawn
$4,000, 10000
Wsdne-ay-AieIaDt'a, No a. CapiAls: $4,000, 10000
5000 1850 10 Of 1000 e IS Nos IA drawn Ticket,
$50 quarters l2S.
5000, 5000!
Thursiay-Sew Jersey, No 81 Capitals $4,000 5000 5000
aoec 1890 90 of 1000 k rs Nos, ls drawn Ticket. IS
halves $50 quarters las.
5000, 500!
Frday-Monongalia No IS. CaptsE S5OOn. l5Oe
&c 80 Nos 10 drawn Tickets SIPS; halves quarters
$780, l,50O!
saturdaySuSscI. Extra IoI Capitals: $4,000 1900 1857
Of 500 Ge 20 Nos IL drawn. Tickets 81 So halves Use
! ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Cias o. for is4e-,o b. draw,
Al Alexandria. Nov 2eth- ls46.
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no James Y. Tytor, Jesse wtun, Hector Davis,
VIM. y. white, John y. w bite, ana Thomas
Wieure.
" on viii take notice that shall, on the 2tst
day Of D. -ember ists between tee hius OF ne oocs
IN iha FORENOON ard Eve otot ~ ahcra,,n e IN
Abel ~ Nayo. IN thc of H 90 fats of John
Wade ani reed cy nle n The suit now NJ
ma in e su7cro Cum 81 Canc0y ior ne Rchulnd C ut
whcein an 7autd ard yo1 &c o-drts; shout ny
MIR rrssf me uknr t.p.stors on s,t d,v t I'M.
kinF thereof viii Be- place fs "a al y
untl ihsy shall be ttkea. HARRIFTr
pcIsyu of Color. fofnrtinca csnrI
HARRlErr MossY
% l1-wtw ~ Jtsrru Nayo. &c. 81 fa,v.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

SAT4E.
Virtns OF deed OF eEeeuSd subserib BY
- TEozs TJraer daie cay OF veabsr 1886 ey
reeoattd IN n; Csrks oee OF the Hustir CITY
Rehhon- star the goth day Of Novtm5er 1896 o. az
premises sale pubic hz' ri
cash eeran Pese pireel lot q lard lying being IN,
SAD City OF Rehmsn the north side Of Avenue. on
Which lot the said Tuner lesdef fronting Ave- nue.
in feet m''e or ssSs running back $50 I.ss
joining Tie property Of IN Godn, and being
b. sad Turnsr Of BE me Park aud eohvsyei him 10 sail
Tuner AID al ana every tie si' te the
- q Turner in and % cad piece parcel OF lad
sale TO take Pacs at 4 O'elosk ?. n.
JAMES ". TAYLOR.
no I6-sobis Tr.-s
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LADIES CATER BOUTS,

SHlRIS. 4 full supply Of Shirts Of my own
- manufacture prizes from 75c $3.50 Thsy
and viii poaso In the n. sltAs MERCHANT,
no "
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INV STYLE CAPS.
FOR SALE.
Plantations, Farming Utensils, Stock,
Negroes, &c.

4 Plantation on Roundaway Bayou, Louisiana,
"A ten les hack Of New CarhIe 1900 acres 600 10
700 aes cleared anf in euivtor5f Negroes not more
1n uHssr ~ years n age Gin House. hrte siar OF
VII Oh are new, Ont Houscs stab b. nrrfa
qniiefs atd god Dwelling. H0u- c1-ecni fu a,d
vegetable flrc' with ai the necs siry fimuz ucnfs sob
consist ~ n ioci cSeu hogs ke L. dns eli ttinrs
n'cfsy Co. making crop Of corn and
IN r iofuc cnsu NJ ycl ysiahe Januarsrcr
70 " On avsia'c 'cu fh cash sn The n equal
payment az ihc ana years credit viii 81 m cent
info
Also-The Strih Partition. four aui h7lf miller p
m tie ely Of Nskufg. assissppi seven hurdrrd acres "a
herta'out hse h. nd GO cleared four hlnd ed In cuv,o1
2 eleven tc1ots Of whom sic woknG h1ufs NaU use
Gin stand Cotton Ihashef negro quarcs csers
an ctcceni vel q fnr wac' better rruaftby ty
suai on good broug Hpufe good fruit giIdu vegetables
&C. With aHthe neesay farming 70 tsi consisting hor
81 eten hof~ &c ule favorable iern- ver,he he
l SafuaU neu One fourth cgsh, and The rsu
meats 10 one two AID thice credit per
Apg % y ha 8 Goddard Secretary rtes Btnk Untsi
states Phadepha, or 10 Josph T. Ro5ers Agent Nsbez Mis-
las
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VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO COUN.
TY. about Miles from the City.
FOR SALE AT AITCTION

WIN be sod TUESDAY, the ist day Of December nc IT,
w at ~ O'Clock, II air- the day. sane
hour the emses the Farm the He1reo
mites City Of edmond. raac called
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ooHfaiHiaz ESQ SORES.
Uprn this Farm there al his bungs necessary
=el accommodation OF any Tae land is in good heart
aud produces remarkably well.
TermsOne third balance a. ne and two years for
cnds tssured by tesd
BY REQUEST OF TIE OWNER
TO 2O-eds GCDDIS Auctr
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CANTON IVA COnPANY--

" ANTED, in Clothing Store, hoy from
le TO IS years Of apply up Clothing Sore
corner Of II and Main Street doors from EIehane
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EARTHENwARE, China and Glass

ENARTHENWARE China and Glass
~ ThOs. Pursen has just imported, per ships
Liberty and Ohio, from Liverpool, and other
sources, eghtyfour packages Of the above articles
amongst which are
French, English, India, Bluestone, w. G. and
lronstone dinner, desert, tea coffee, and toilet sets
Rich gold-band white and figured China tea sets,
or pieces detached
Cut and plain hall lamps
Solar, side, Liverpool and stand lamps and
wicks
Lamp-gasses, girandoles, &c.
Ivory handle, and other knives and forks in sets
Of ffty-one pairs, or separate
Real silver and imitation table, tea, and desert
spoons
Plated and German silver castors
Brass and plated candlesticks
Plated cake baskets, walters, in sets or de-
tached
English and American tea and coffee sets
Coffee higgins and urns ... ..a.
Looking-g glasses, shovel and tongs, &c.
All of which will be cold, Wholesale and retail
at very low prices for cash
First quality stone and Britannia ware at the fac
tory prices
An extensive and good assortment Of common
ware, suitable for retail groceries
The subscriber solicits call from his friends and
the public generally, at his store opposite Browns
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, assuring them that he
is determined to sell as cheap as the very cheapest
for cash. THOS pJJRSEI Il
Nov l6-MTh&S4w
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sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS.


TNHE subscribers beg leave respectfully to call
Il the attention of their friends and the public
generally TO their extensive stock Of fancy and staple
goods, suitable for the present season, such as
$500 yards extra super ingram carpedng
1000 do medium and low-priced do
500 do Venetian do
25 very rich cheneille rugs
25 do tufted, low-prce
500 yards shaded brocade damask
25 sets richly embroidered muslin curtains
25 pieces stressed book-muslins, low-priced
25 do do cashmerets, new article
25 pairs gilt rods
% dozen gilt rings and ornaments
5 pieces figured baizes
do do do for steps
S do do diaper do
25 pairs l2.4 Whitney blankets
25 do Ia do do
IS do l0-4 do do
200 do heavy twilled do for servants
500 yards do do fulled cloth do
500 do satnet, of every shade and quality
500 do white and colored fannes, very cheap
1000 do brown cotton sheetings and shrtings
SOC do Sd, 10-4, Ia, and 1874 linen sheet
ings
ALSO
Irish linens, table diapers
Towelling and other diapers
Tablecloths and napkins, in great variety
All of which from this date will be offered at re-
duced prices.
Nov. 20-2w p. H. HOOE & CO.
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.
TIHE undersigned will leave 30

Il early in December for Washington city, at
which place he will remain during the session OF
Congress, and will be happy to attend TO the prose-
cuon Of claims before Congress or either Of the ex-
ecutive departm ents, For number of years a resi-
dent of that city, and during portion Of that time
connected with one Of the departments, his knowl-
edge OF the manner Of transacng such business will
give to all matters nrusted to his care great facility
and insure a more speedy adjustment than under
ordinary circumstances. Address, post paid,
B, II. CHEEVER,
N. 6, Merchants Bank Building.
Refer to-
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER,
RUFUs CHoATE,
CALEB CUsnIna
RoBERT RANToUL, IN.
Nov 23-d&sv6w
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'No PROFESSORS and literary men,
a The ylsitors OF William and Mary College, in
Virginia, WILL on the 23d day Of February next, APP
point professor to succeed the late Thomas r.
Dew, esq.
The subjects embraced in the professorship are,
Political Economy, Metaphysics, Bellies Lettres,
Moral Philosophy, Logic, and History.
The emoluments Of the chair have for several
years been not less than - 500 per annum.
The residence is in pleasant village, with an
agreeable society.
Applications, accompanied by proper testimonials,
can be addressed to the undersigned until the day Of
election.
Ro. McCANDLISH, Rector.
Dec 5-2awtlstFeb
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GTOCKS for sale.-The following stocks
- will be sold on favorable terms by the subscri-
Der:
Corporation stock Of Georgetown
Corporation stock of Washington
Bank of Metropolis stock
Patriotic Bank of Washington
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Georgetown.
Also twenty shares, of 800 each, of Petersburg
and Roanoke railroad stock, being the road from
Petersburg to the Roanoke the best railroad stock
In the country. Apply to
w. s. NICHOLL,
Nov l3-d2w Georgetown, d. G.
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BALTIMORE MILLINERY-To the la
~ dies of Washington and its vicinity. There
will be opened on Thursday morning next at the
residence of Mrs. Setson few doors east of Cole
mans Hotel, and next door to Mr.. Rufus shoe
store, handsome supply of French Millinery,
consisting of French hats, head dresses, feathers,
and artificial flowers, to which the ladies in
vited to call and see.
Dec 1-3t- MISS ST. CLAIR.
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Globe Hotel.

rINHE undersigned take this method Of informing
Il their numerous country friends, and the public
generally, that they have taken the above establish.
ment, recently occupied by James Maher, on the
south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets, and opposite the old burnt theatre
Their table will be furnished, at all times, with the
best the market affords, and their charges moderate
They are now prepared to take boarders by the
week, month, or year, on the most accommodating
terms No exertions will be spared to give the most
entire satisfaction. The Globe Hotel, situated ar il
is in retired part Of the city, within few min
utes walk Of the public departments,) renders il
desirable place Of repose after the labors Of the day
HARMON g. MlLSTEAD.
Nov 2Q-et
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L>OR RENT.-A very eligible and we'll
IL conditioned two-story brick house, with dry
Easements, attics, and every convenience for a
private family. Attached to the lot upon which it
stands, is large yard well stocked with choice
fruit trees. ....
1t is situated the south side of e street, near
10th; and being in the immediate vicinity of the
Post Office, the Centre Market, and the business
part Of the avenue, it in of the most desirable
residences in that portion of the city. Possession
may be had at any time after 10Th December
Apply to JNO. Fl. TRENHOLM, ts..
Nov. 30-f Pc. Union Office
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collar CHANDELlERs-a beautiful srti-
- Gle for halls or parlors, just received, with a
large additional supply Of lamps and girandoles,
some new patterns.
Also, on hand, full assortment Of China, glass,
and erockery ware, embracing all the various kinds
and patterns, at our house-iuInishing store, over
Barnes q Mitchell's dry-good store. l'..
BoTELER d McGREGoR.
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FOR BALTIMORE.

<zgzzsTsS1 FOR BALTIMORE
a In The steamer Osceola will leave
eaE.---eehAs3.av,W Washington for the above
6splace every Sunday at I
o'clock, and Alexandria at half past o'clock. Re-
turning will leave Baltimore every Tuesday at 4
o'clock, pm. ..
She will stop going and returning for freight and
passengers at Leonardtown, Maryland, Cone river,
Virginia. and all intermediate landings on the Po-
toTnac.
JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
Sept Soft ...
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Union HOTEL, Bridge St, George
~ town, ID. C.-The subscriber, thankful for
friends for the past year. cordially invites the atten
ton Of the public to his house, conveniently and
comfortably situated in the business part of the
town, contiguous to all the public departments, not
over fifteen minutes walk, omnibuses constantly
running from the house to the Capitol in short, Of
fering many inducements over Washington to gen.
temen fond Of quiet; and all the proprietor asks is
that his house may not be overlooked by gentlemen
locating themselves for the winter.
GEO. III. HOLTZMAN.
Nov 03-3tnw3w
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DOARDING.--Mrs.W lMSATT'S house, on
ID Pennsylvania avenue, and Immediately oppo-
site Jackson Hall, having been newly furnished, 10
now ready for the reception Of small mess Of
members of Congress, or others visiting Washing
ton during the approaching session. -....
Dec l-dlwif
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ID OOMS to let for one or more weeks.
N not furnished, adjoining the U. s. Hotel.
Apply to Jno. A. Donohoo, 7th and street, or T.
F. Simms, wine and liquor store in the same build
ing.
Dec Std
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$500 worth OF Furniture at RafIe

VIE subscriber calls the attention of the public
Il to his rattle Of furniture, that will come or on
Thursday, the 10th Of December. Persons wishing
to become participants in the above rattle, are
requested to call and procure tickets and schemes
and examine the furniture at his ware-room. on =
street, one door from the corner Of 18th street.
Tickets only VI.
JAMES e. w. THOMPSON
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LNOR RENT, a two-story brick house,
IL neatly and completely furnished, near the cor
ner Of II and 2lst street west.
For terms, inquire at This Office, or at jackson
Hail. Dec, 3--dlv