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THE GREAT REMEDY.


sumption, and all other affections Of NE
Bronchial tubes.
DREPARED entirely FROM The Ginseng. and
Il warranted 10 conisin no preparation Of AMI.
rnony Mefcrrv Opium
MORE rH's 5000 nAvE BEES soLp At RETAIL n
ina CITY of csSctSsATI ALONE, wtrniS rnE
iAsr FUuR MONTHS. AND IN svERY cAss wIrn
rag MOST PKRftcr SUBTRACTION TO Inr "a
J,Esr..
The G'n.eng Psnaeea - now ordered hy ph,si
cans 81 the Ers tesVecisbtliiy. IN their regular
prset,ce. md ns claim 10 he considered tho o,,Iy
article ever Discovered rHpable OF speedily aud
permanently aiaying bronchial Irritation. which 70
the sole caase a coughs, asthma bronchiiis and
eccorditg TO d. Eberlc. whp but expresses The
opinion OF all The frat authorities IN Euiofe and
America. OF two thirds OF all the cases u,Gally re-.
gerded % uruo tuberculou. consumption must be
eVosJored as forever seulcd.
We select the f.liowin names from list OF
hundreds who have lciI its heating Influence 90.
th'mseiyes. and seen 10 IN their families, because
many ol them ate well known 10 the bL.iness cum.
mnniiy of Wheeling rs men ui standing and inau.
snee IN Cincinnati. Who would not Tor moment
lend ei'her their nsmes their Influence 10 ia,
distribution Of ar tieIe except frsm The COW icl.ou
81 lie vssi utility 10 the afflicted.
w Phillips. Btosdwsy bet. Sih ond Harrison sis
q Parvin. Broadway near YeAiman.
w Cpfiin, Bockeye Bell Foundry 2ds
GVanduzen. nj Hopes warehouse sycamore street
w ATfainor. Surgeon Dentist Congress st
- Sioms. firm "f Dair A. Go Syc 4 l. MIN
Noble. ,anal collectors office
j Jones. Assistant clerk iIam'n co Superior court
n Whssdon. firm Wheaton & Blum Anctt.
DIR ko'sef. l4h ~ between Vine and Race
- herman, 6'm Finkhioe a. Herman, Main st
Benismin. Imporlef 81 81 bet Ma n anI S,c
Newell, TsrBer Symmessi,
IL Lyon. FinDher Font 81
w Johssnn, Carpeniet 81 #.
Csp' Adams. C-iunhus House
VJ''urs. c"rnsf Lpngwpfih and Race
Sterling. conner Vine AID Centre,
M Fi0rer. Sycamorest
y SALTER Proprietor Cincinnati, o.
PIice only so cents per bitle
For sale Nv JAMES BAKER Spc agent corner
h"npe md Nom So Wheeling Va ap2l
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THE BIG CHAIR Is BOUND ro
FLOURISH.

Let ih'se Who isIh about
BIG Watches. AIAswoTs
b OTIS. Selling ct o. Cosl.
DC. he silent when they see
the BIC CHAIR 81 w. ri.
HtLDAfFER'S. WAole,ols
ssd Rsiod CHEAP CHAIR
MANDATORY No I21
Main S'ftsI wbere he Keeps
ronsianily on hand. SOD msn-
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IEWARE % CoHNTFRFrTrs

lie ve'y eaFslal snd 90 H. the sesm when ,ou
want S'asdfeih's Pile, then YOU are ss,s oi m.
fe"p'"e Article. When you purchase n,bs,vi..
inquire OF The seller whether he knows The PIN. y,
"befs you are genuine BfaHdseih Pills gys,, m -.
Mo~s he'bef he srtIrle be odors you - tfne a,
false. Bewsfs ~ eheais'
o FAfRCiIlLD. sole sesn, r., yb.sn,g
may -
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OF better bands Besides, IN their legislative char
| acter they constitute portion Of the wsr-makins
as In their executive capacity they compose par'
OF the treaty making power. They are the repre-.
sentayes of the sovereign States OF this Union, and
are recorded as the best index Of the opinion Of
their constituents. "A rejection OF the British ulu
maum might probably lead to war; and as branch
Of the legislative power, il would be incumbent
upon them TO authorize the necessary preparation TO
render this successful. Under these consderA-
TONS the President in Difference 10 the Senate, and
TO the true theory Of the constitutional responsible
Ties Of the different branches Of the government will
forego his own opinions, far TO submit TO that
British government, not in his judgment wholly In
consistent with the rights and and honor Of the
country" ~
He then informs Mr.. MeLane, what had now be-
come evident To ALL that the fact not "to be dis
guised that, from the speeches and proceedings in
the Senate, 1t is probable that proposition 70 adj
just the Oregon question on the parallel Of 40 deg.
would receive their favorable liberation"
But this offer from Great Britain, in the form SO
confidently anticipated by Mr.. McLane, never
came. Indeed, any offer was arrested for months
by the proceedings in the Senate. The moment the
British government learned that majority Of the
Senate had taken ground in opposition to the Presi-
dents policy, they determined 10 make no offer
whatever until the final determination Of that body
should be known. They resolved to "to look 10 the
Senate" and wait until its final decision should
reach London. In the language Of Mr.. MeLane:
alt Is not 10 be disguised that, the residents
annual message, and the public discussion that has
subsequently, taken place in the Senate, IL will be
difficult IL not impossible, to conduct the negotia-
ton IN its future stages without reference to the
oyinion Of senator's, or free from speculation
the degree Of control they may exercise over the
result"
n. fro BE coseLupEpl ...
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Globe Hotel.

TTNHE 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 l4th 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 as 1t
is in retired part of the city, within a few min
ues walk of the public Departmental renders it a
desirable place Of repose after the labors Of the day
HARMON & MILSTEAD.
Nov hH .t
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iFARTHENwARE, China and class

ENARTHENWARE, China and Glass
~ ThOs. Pursell has just imported, per ships
Liberty and Ohio, from Liverpool, and other
sources, eighty-our packages Of the above artices
amongst which are ft8 sfa' tsaH $50 wv
French, English, India, Bluestone, w. q. and
ironsone dinner, desert, tea coffee, and toilet seia
Rich god-band white and figured China tea sets
or pieces detached .at" y. E'f
Cut and plain hall lamps ~ r.TG.
Solar, side, Liverpool, and stand lamps and
wicks ~.
Lamp-glasses, girandoes, &c. @lta
Ivory handle, and other knives and forks, in sets
of ffty-one pairs, or separate .s Fr IA,
Real silver and imitation table, tea, and desert
spoons BOD s# *
Plated and German silver castors ~ -.
Brass and plated canalesticks ia 8ar aa.a
Plated cake baskets, walters, in sets or de-
tached efrf ..#tss r.a nd PHI.
English and American tea and coffee sets
Coffee higgins and urns
Looking-glasses, shovel aud tongs, &c.
All of which will be sold, wholesale and retail
at very low prices for cash n.l. -
First quality stone and Britannia ware at the fac
tory prices trt,TH
An extensive and good assortment of common
ware, suitable for retail groceries w
The subscriber solcits O 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 the very cheapest
for cash. tho. PURSELL.
Nov l6--MTh&S4w
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture
[ro RE CONCLUDED. !

II at Aucti0n.-On Friday, The Ith instant, I
shall sell, at the residence Of Mr., Wurdemann, on
Capitol Hill, first frame house Immediately north
Of the north Capitol gate,) at 10 O'Clock a. m, a
good lot Of furniture, viz:
Mahogany sofasr rocking chairs, dining, and
other tables
Mahogany bookcase and secretary, lounge, &c.
Do dressing and other bureaus
Do clothes press, cane and other chairs
Beds, bedsteads, and mattresses
China, glass, and crockery ware
Andirons, shoyels and tongs, and tenders
Brussels, ingram, and step carpets
Cooking and air-tight stoves
Also good lot of kitchen requisites, with many
articles not necessary to enumerate.
Tue house is for rent-a beautiful situation and
very convenient-eontaining seven rooms and kitch-
en-, with large cellar. Apply to .
..st A. GREEN, Auctioneer, or to
Mr.. WURDEMANN, ..
Decl-3tTTh&F Coast Survey Office.
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MRS. THOMPSON. on Missouri ar-

MRS, THOMPSON, on Missouri av-
'lVl enue, (3d door from 9th street, south side,
has several furnished parlors and chambers vacant,
which may be rented on reasonable terms. The
house is pleasantly situated within short distance
of the Capitol, the Post Office, Coemsn's and
Browns Hotels, and the business part Of the city,
Gentlemen looking for lodgings are invited to in
spect the rooms. 1000.
Dec 1-lwif
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TTNIoN HOTEL, Bridge st, George

" town, ID. C.--The subscriber, thankful for
the very liberal patronage he has received from his
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
tlemen fond Of quiet and all the proprietor asks is,
that his house may not be overlooked by gentlemen
locating themselves for the winter.
GEO II. HOFFMAN.
Nov 23-9tnv3w
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STEvENs q EMMoNs, date Fish &

Tvs on EmmoNS, llate FISH ~
~ Co.,) hatters, Browns Hotel-Winter styles.
we would announce TO members Of Congre
ana strangers arriving in the city, that our shelvl
are now filled with a beautiful stock of beaver and
moleskln hats, manufactured with on unusual de-
gree OF care, and TO which, IN point Of fabric and style,
we challenge all competition. We would direct es-
Pecal attention to the style and mode of shaping the
brims OF our hats by which secure appropriate
ness to the size and features Of the wearer
Those members Of Congress having their sizes
registered with u.s. by sending their orders, will be
furnished at their quarters. ... .
WARDROBE ARTICLES.
In this department we have our usual full supply
OF wardrobe, toilet, and fancy goods, Of the best
qualities
We solicit an inspection Of our stock, feeling con-
hdent in being able TO offer great inducements to
purchasers.
M. Fl. STEVENS & EMMoNs, Ha,ters.
Dec 1--eol0tf
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BY A. GREEN, Auctionecr.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE Building Lots at Auction.
v On Friday, the Alb instant, | shall sell, on
the premises, at o'clock p m, lots Nos. /, 2, %
and part of lot %, in square No. $50. .a .f
This property is handsomely located on Capitol
Hill. Lots Nos and 2, front on north D street;
lot No. % and part Of No. %, front 4th street
east. '. ''
Any person wishing to purchase a handsome
piece Of property will do well to attend the sale.
The title is indisputsble. ~.
Terms: One.fourth cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months for notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest.
| 'aa1- . b. '..s E' A. GREEN,
Dec l-TTh&F Anctioneer.
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fNOTICE to Members Of Congress.-The
IN proprietor of the Union Hotel, Bridge street,
FGeorgetown, can accommodate mess Of members
fpf Congress comfortably, and at cheaper than
board can be obtained for in Washington cityhr5i,
Nov 23-3taw3w, 'sg vs,t. y.g,., H. tsyi.s.r atsa
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M RS. MINOR, on F, between 9th and
,Ivl 7th streets, has four spacious rooms, with a
small attached to each, suitable for families or
mess Of members, whom she would accommodate
with board on reasonable terms ifapplied for immc-
diately. .' 4''
Nov 28--tJan1*
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c. 8. FOWLER,

(Sfore in the Odd Fsiio,rs' Hall, Seventh street,)
IMPORTER and dealer In China, glass,
4 and queensware, has received within the last
few weeks, by the ships Louisa, Milo, Wakona,
ana Scotia, from Liverpool, &C., a large assortment
of goods; among which are
Banded and white China dinner sets, and de.ach-
ed pieces, India China
Banded China supper set
Beautiful French and English China tea sets, and
4 detached pieces
Flowing blue hong, iron stone, white granite,
white enameled, blue minaret dinner and tea
sets, and detached pieces; punch bowls
Beautiful flowing blue hong, Ivanhoe, white
granite, blue mnaret toilet sets, ewers and ba-
sins, and detached pieces
Beautiful, and low-prccd vases, aumet holders,
casseroles, compo,eers, frut-bsskcts, bowls,
cake-baskets, Cologne-bottles, dc $500
Cut and pressed tumblers, wines, champaenes
hook, claret, and Roman punch glasses 4 i
Cut, pam, and colored decanters, some Of them
very rich F ..-.,
Cut and plain wa,er-botlles, 6nger-bowls, wine
coolers, float bowls, sc. &
Rich and plain casters, cut and plain bottles for
& do,
large assortment of solar lamps, from the cele-
brated manufacturers Hooper & Co, Boston,
and Cornelius d Co., Philadelphia ..iss
v Srandoies, Hall lamps, lanterns, side and swing
ing lamps ia
Britannia coffee and tea sets, and detached pieces,
very low x. s8s VA, IN
Table and tea spoons, urns, higgins, &c. ,s.t
Lamps, candlesticks, mugs, and covered pitchers
Knives and forks, walters in sets and detached
Looking glasses
Chimneys, cut and plain globes for lamps ~,
Stone ware at factory prices
Common ware in large quantities, suitable for
country trade, which will pack at Baltimore
prices.
Getting my goods from the first sources, can sell
them as low as they can be purchased in the coun-
try. Therefore request my friends and the public
to call and examine my stock
N. b. An extensive assortment of vases and
toys, which will sell low by the dozen.
Nov 21--3taw4wif c. s. FOWLER
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t'OR RENT.--A furnished parlor and cham
Der, on the frat floor, with or without fire.
The location is on ID, between 9th and 7th streets
not far from CoIeman's and Browns Hotels; and
would be desirable location during the session Of
Congress, for those who have business with the
public departments, being equi-dstsnt from the Cap
Itol. Enquire Of Mrs. Robinson, on the premises,
or Of <. B. Robinson, at the Union Office.
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DOARDING.-Mrs.W IMSATT'S house, on
ID Pennsylvania avenue, and Immediately oppo-
site Jackson Hall, having been newly furnished, is
now ready for the reception OF a small mess of
members of Congress, others visiting Washing
ton during the approaching session. -'l9 60. ~
: Dec Id wifi ,sa|W s'"
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$500 worth of Furniture AT Raffie,

''HE subscriber calls the attention Of the public
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 F
street, one door from the corner Of 13th street
Tickets only 81.
JAMES e. w. THOMPSON.
Dec l-3t Intel
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BY VIM. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.
WATCHES, jewellery, and Fanc

BY VIM. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.
WATCHES, jewellery, and Fancy
w Articles at Auction.-on ThursJsy
afternoon, December l0th will SELL at my store,
large and handsome assortment Of English gold and
silver watches, from some Of the rst makers in Eu-
rope, viz:
Gold levers, plain and full jeweled
Silver % h"
Gold lepines 81" ....
Silver
Gold pens, 10 gold and silver cases
Gold pencil cases
Gold guard, fob, and vest chains
Gold studs
Topaz, cameo, and mosaic ladies' pins
Hoop earrings
Hair and gold bracelets
Suspender buckles
Seals and keys
Ribbon fob chains
Card and tablets, and large lot of fancy ar
ticles, not enumerated.
Sale TO commence at 4 o'clock.
WIN. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.
Nov. 2S-d
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.
TNHE undersiRned will leave Roato

Il early in December for Washington city, at
which place he will remain during the session OF
Congress- and viii be happy to attend to the prose-
cution Of claims before Congress either Of the ex-
ecutve departments. For number Of years resi-
dent Of that city, and during portion Of that time
connected with one Of the departments, his knovl-
edge Of the Of trsnsacting such business will
give to all matters intrusted to his great facility
and insure more speedy adjustment than under
ordinary circumstances. Address, post paid.
b, III. CHEEVER,
N. G, Merchants Bank Building.
Refer to-
Hon. DANIEL WEssrER,
RUFUs CHoATE,
CALEB CUSHING
RoBERr RAsroUL, IN.
Nov 23--d&sv6w
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ENOR 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 10 the lot upon which il
stands, is large yard well stocked with choice
fruit trees
i u situated on the south side Of street, near
10Th and being in the immediate vicinity Of the
Post Office, the Centre Market, and the business
part Of the avenue, il is one Of the most desirable
residences in that portion Of the city Possession
may be had at any time after 10th December.
:. Apply to JNo. III. TRENHOLM,
NOV 5O--u Union Office.
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ITO Canvassers.--Wanted Immediately, two
Il men Of good address, 20 canvass the city and
District for popular publications. Good encourage
ment will be given.
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rOM FORTA AOCOMMODA-
~ TIONS.-MRS. A. COCHRANE, on F, be-
tween 18th and IA streets has several chambers va
cant, both large and small the Cd and Sd stories
Nov 2S-law3w
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SHhI>OE Or hOUhS. i.
N consequences Of the adoption Of the winter
Il schedule by the Philadelphia Railroad Compa-
ny, on and after Tuesday next, the 1st December,
the mail train from Baltimore to Washington will
leave at liz, p M, or on the arrival of the eastern
mail, instead OF 81, a. m, as at present
IT- The accommodation train from Washington
to Baltimore at 12l, p M, will be discontinued on
the same day. =
The train from Baltimore to Washington al 9, a.
M, on Sunday morning, will be resumed on Sun
day, the 9th December. BY order: h
SAM'L STETTINIUS,A e
NOV 2S-6t AGENT.
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BOARDING.
MRS. MANN having fitted nm tboSe ~.


1Vl elegant houses, (eresled about two yssr
since,) No and Philadelphia Place, QIt6 ana
ii streets IN the most comfortable and fash,onsh.
manner, IS now prepared to receive boarders on
MODERATE TEENS.
No trouble or expense has been spared 10 randi,
the house comfortable acme. The house contain.
a bathing room, with necessary fixtures for cold
warm, and shower baths, which will be furnished
10 bosrders free Of charge.
For gentlemen connected with either Of the pnh.
lie departments the location is considered one OF Inc
most eligible in the city, being about equi-dstant
from the Presidents house and Capitol ID 10 pro-
verbally healthy, a pleasant neighborhood and
free from dust Reference Is made TO those already
IN the house, and will be expected from those who
may apply. Nov 25-diw
EARY a. co, Hatters, Astor House.
IL New York, have taken for the winter d.
store near COleman's National Hotel, peoosyIy.ns
avenue, Washington, to be opened Decembsr
which will be kept supplied, by weekly shipment,
rom Their New York ware-rooms, with all article.
Of their manufacture, viz;
GenIlemen's hats and caps, IT,.
Ladies riding hats and caps,
Children's cape
Of the same fashion and quality and On IN. a..
terms as relailed by them in New York.
Nov. 2I-2w
ENoR RENTING second store ve,,
ket Space, and at present occupied by Mr.. WIN M
Perry. For terms apply to the subscriber. AT Mrs
Turpin's, over the store.
ANNE R. DERMorT.
Nov Is Sd
NEW GROCERIES, Receiving a me-
\ supply OF select groceries, for family use.
They VIII be sold AT the reasonable price. "a,
cash, or TO PunetuNl monthly customers, viz.
TEAS
ID chests gunPowder, imperial, and young ny
CoFFEEs
50 bags Java, RIO, Maraesibo, and roasted .oL
fees WI
50 barrels and 20 half barrel. New York -four
~ do extra buekwheat -four
IS boxes starch
90 kegs Goshen butter -.
1000 lbs. prime cheese
~ barrels No. I, 2, and 3 msekerel
20 quintals Goldfish
~ boxes small Scotch herring
dozen No. Alicant mats
IS boxes matches
10 do fancy soaps
81 lbs. nutmegs
barrels cranberries
10 barrels Newark cider
20 baskets champagne wine
l case brandy cherries #....
casks genuine port wine
do perfect love cordial
100 lbs. clarified honey
6O dozen brooms, hearth brushes, &c.
Indigo AMI fg blue, ground pepper, ground al
spice, ground ginger, ground cinnamon, cayenne in
kegs and bottles JNo. A DoN0Hoo.
Nov 2i-3w 1901
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NOTICE 10 OWNERS OF REAL Es

IAIE.T-Ihc subscribers keep register in
their general agency office, in which all persons
having real estate for sale rent have the privilege
without charge, of enteting description Of their
property free TO the inspection of such as desire to
purchase or reut and only in the event of being en-
ployed as agents in any negotiation in relation there
70 will commission be charged. Nonresidens,
as well citizens may ind this con yenience, also
as general intelligence or reference Office
We have now for sale several houses and lots and
large tract of land in Fauquier county, Virginia
sgC RICHARD BURGESS and
$50 JOHN III. SMITH.
ohce on 18th street, opposite the northeast corner
of Fuller's Hotel Atu 4se
Nov 1S-~3awtf .
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BY WIN. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.
DERFUMERY at Auction.-Wil be added
L to my sale on Thur day evening, SIS boxes OF
superior perfumery, otto Of rose &c, direct from
France Also, several very handsome cups and
saucers, suitable for presents; with few bachelor
sets.
Auction room doors west Of Al street, on Penn
syvania avenue. Sale will be continued every
evening this week.
'' VIM. MARSHALL, E.
Dec dts Auctoneer.
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books unless the payment Of the subscription be
made in advance. 9- WI ny
baltimore MILLINERY--To the la
- dies Of WashingtonIa and its vicinity. There
will be opened on Thursday morning next, at the
residence OF Mrs Stetson, few doors east Of Cole
mans Hotel, and next door TO MIR. Rufus shoe
store, a handsome supply of French Millinery,
consisting Of French hats, head dresses, feathers,
artificial flowers, to which the ladies' are in
vi ed to call and see. M 6,a aa NM t~FE
tDec l--3tsy9ir sEf At MISS SIT CIAIp
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I'D DRY O'MORE, by Lover; a national
IN romance, with illustrations by the author
new edition. Price so cents
Nov. 80 r. TAYLOR.