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Drapers and TaiIOrs.

A. PlETCH g. Co, l76 Broadway, under Flow
ards Hotel receiving their fall and winter sup
plies of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c Our
stock comprises the richest assortment ever offer
ed in this city, and our facilities in making up
garments are such as enables us to compete with
any house, and at prices lower than the usual
rates. large assortment Of garments ready
made Of the best styles, always on hand.
Manufacturers and Dealers IN fine Shirts, Collars,
Bosons and Under Garments. Merchant idiLors and
dealers are inpiisd 10 call and eramins our stock.
MORRISON g. JONES, Diapers and Tailors, 1876
and 1877 William street, Washington stores.
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To Dentists.

JOHN d. CHEVALlER, ia Broadway, estalJ-
lished 1882, has for fourteen years devoted his
whole attention to the manufacture of Dental In
struments; and has always large stock on hand
For the superiority of his instruments he refers
TO any Dentist of seven years practice in the
Union. Gentlemen desiring a Catalogue, and
list of Prices, will have one forwarded TO them by
sending their address, postpaid.
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NOR RENT, and possession immediate

Il ly given, a comfortable brick dwelling house
on c, between 3D. and d streets, recently occupied
by Pishey Thompson, esq. Said house being near
the churches courts, ceutre market, &c. renders il
a desiderable residence.
Also, brick Westinghouse on Capitol Hill, near
the residence of John II. Houston esq, and recent
ly in the occupancy Of Mr. Stuart, in the coast
vey service. This house has connected with it a
brick stable and carrage-house, large yard, a well
of good water therein, dry cellar, &c.
Terms for both houses reasonable For the lat
ter apply to Mr.. Houston; or for either to
JAMES LARNED, 18th street west,
for the owner.
Auonst 9-3td&c
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Lots at A

tion.-on Wednesday, the 18th instant,
shall sell the premises, at o'clock, p. M, thu
following described lots, viz -..-- 4. .
Lots Nos. 5, 6, 7, and 8, in square No. Alb, con
tanning 3,054 square feet each. The above described
lots are handsomely situated, fronting on 9th street
west, between F and g streets south, and need nc
graduation. Title indisputable.
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money cash
On the balance credit will be given of six, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest.
Aug e--3tSTaW A. GREEN,
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LIST OF ACTS

That haze been passed Congress- and approved by the
President Of the United Siaiss--eoniinusd
An act to surrender to the State of Tennessee all
title the United States have to lands in Tennessee,
south and west Of the line commonly called the
congressional reservation line and release to said
State the proceeds Of such of said lands may have
been sold by the State Of Tennessee as the agent Of
the United States. Approved August 7th, 1886.
An act for the relief Of the heirs Of Robert Fulton
Approved August TN, 1876.
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Premium Boots.

Fine Boots for 80 SO City made, equal to those sold
in other Stores for SIS 90. Fine French Calf
Boots for "a so, equal to the best made in the
City for &c 90 or 81 90, at YOUNG & JONES'S
Fashionable French Boot and Shoe Mandatory
No. Ann Street, near the American Museum.
Our Boots having been judged in the late Fair at
Nblo's, are said to be the best ever sold in the
City. "Quick sales and small profits" is our
motto,
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Paper Hangings.

M. A. HOWELL Co, manufacturers and
wholesale dealers in this article, keep constantly
on hand at the warehouse of their mandatory
No 1873 Pearl ST., the largest and most extensive
variety Of new styles 10 be found in the United
States TO which they particularly invite the atten-
ton Of dealers The facilities we possess IN new e
ly-invented machinery, &c, for producing a supe-
rior quality goods enable us to sell at our ware
house at first mandatory prices.
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Optician.
JOHN ROACH, SO Nassau Street, T

JOHN ROACH, SO Nassau Street, Thermometers
Surveying Compasses, and Instruments in genera
for Wholesale Dealers. Lenses ground to order
for any purpose German and French Daguerre-
otypa apparatus and all the materials used in
the art. Apparatus of his own make, superior to
any made in the United States Spectacles suit
ed to every sight. Orders, with cash, promptly
attended to.
August
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The proceedings Of Congress during the present
day and night are very interesting. Among the
most important Of these transactions, is the frank
and stntesmanlike message Of the President recon-
mending the use Of two millions to be placed in his
hands for facilitating the attainment Of peace with
Mexico wisely pledging himself in the mean time
to prosecute the war with all possible vgor, until
a treaty ofpeace il not only made, but ratified.
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Clothing,

LONGSTREET & SPECK, SO Nassau st., Manu-
facturers and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing,
have always on hand a very large assortment of
Clothing, made of the best materials and in the
best manner. Those in the Trade and others are
invited to call and examine our stock and styles
which we think exceed any others in point Of
style and workmanship in the market. We are
also prepared to manufacture Clothing for the
south and west in style and manner to defy
competition.
c. T. Longstreet. d. Speck.
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Umbrellas, ParasOIs, Canes, whaIebone

CALKINS & BARROW, % Maiden Lane, cor
ner Of Nassau ST., mandatory and wholesale
warehouse Of Umbrellas, Parasols, Parasolettes
Sun Shades, Walking Canes, Whaebone, I'm.
breIla Silks, Ginghams, Furniture, &c. Dealers
from all parts Of the country are invited to call
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Window Shades.

kelly & RlKER, 1871 Chatham st., manufactu
rers and importers of Shades and Mounting excu.
siVeIy. Dealers can save from ~ to 80 per cent
by calling above, which is the only manufc.
tory Of any extent in the United States
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Fancy Goods.

Importer and Wholesale Dsatr IN French Engfisb
and German Fancy Goods, Combs, Brushes PEI,
JufasTy, Sc .uanutaetur,r Of Portable Desks, U0I
Bores, Dressing Gases, Gard Cases, PoekstboOkg
Wallets, SC.
GEORGE r. CHoLWELL, No "A Nader
Lane.
importers Of English, French, and German Fanc,
Goods, Gold and Gin JsPsiry, Psrtumsry, Sta.
tOnsry, &c.
SILL 4 THOMPSON, 81 William street, u,
stairs.
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Glass, China, and Queensware.

importers and Dealers IN French and English China
Glass, EnihenpaTs, Looking Glasses, Clocks, and
Britannia Ware.
RICHARD F. HAVlLAND, No. 81 Maiden
Lane, between Pearl and William streets. Mer-
chants, Hotels, and Vessels supplied on the best
terms.
Importer and Wholesale Dealer IN Eaihenone China,
and Glass.
F. w. oGSBURY, Sc Courtlandt street, between
Washington and Greenwich streets
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Salamander Safes.

Rich & Cos Patent Improved Saiamsndsr Safes, Dou
Die and Single, parTantsd free from daapnsss as ,oe
G6rs-Proof-an Improvement upon Witder's Patent
For sale by
A. s. MARVIN, agent for the manufacturer, 1881
Water street.
Also by Isaac Bridge, New Orleans.
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Stoves, Bells, q q.
Wholesale

Wholesale Dealers in Stores and Castings. A large
assortment Of the Uario,B Patterns noto used, on
hand among phieh is .ftcoods celebrated Empire
Cook Stores, CauidrOnS, Sugar Mills and Kettles
Church Factory, aud Steamboat Bells Of all sizes.
HlCkOk CO., 800 Water Street
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d, Speck,
Merchants Tailors.

JOHNSON, LANPHlER & HASCY, Merchant
Tailors, have opened their splendid new store,
No. 2O3 Broadway, Sd door above the Franklin
House, where will always be found choice
lection Of Piece Goods, ready made Garments
and Gentlemens' Furnishing articles of the latest
mportatons,
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Auoust 9-3td&

WANTED, by lady, situation as gov
w erness in gentleman's family. She is com
petent to teach English, French, music, and draw
ing, needlework, writing, &c. The applicant has had
several years. experience in the training up Of
YOUTH and can give most satisfactory testimonials
as to her abilities &c. For further particulars pense
apply to Fl. r., south side Penns lvania avenue,
near 7th street--at Mrs. Thorps.
Aug. l-3ts
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Canton Tea Company.

THE NEW YORK CANTON TEA COMPA-
NY, at l25 Chatham Street and l63 Greenwich
Street, is the oldest exclusive Tea Establishment
in America. Merchants and others wishing to
contract for the sale of our superior Packed Teas
must apply immediately--if by mail, prepaid.
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window shade Depot.

BARToL & DE MAUNY, manufacturers and
importers, No. Spruce ST. Shades of all de-
scriPuons, kinds, and sizes, 50 per cent cheaper
than can be bought at any other place. Trim.
mings at manufacturer prices Signs, Banners
and Interior Decorations done in style not TO be
surpassed.
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Stained Glass,

Stained Glass and Metal Sash Work Of epery descrip
iioH made 10 order Designs IaOm The Country faith
fully and promptly erecutsd, and Warranted 10 GIG,
satisfaction.
CARSE & READ, 5 Spruce Street.
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Nankin Tea COMPANY

THE NANKIN TEA COMPANY, No. 352
Pearl street, Dealers in pure and fragrant Teas
Country Merchants, Heads of Families, and all
large Consumers, are invited to examine their
stock.
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Umbrellas, Parasois, and Shades.

Manufacturer and Dealer IN Unlbreias Parasois ant
Sun Shades, Umbrella furniture, cloths, &c.
a large assortment aicGys on hand.
GEORGE J. BYRD, $50 Pearl street, nearly OPP
poste Cedar
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Fancy Soaps and Perfumery.

The only GENUINE WALNUT OIL MILITIA,
RY SHAVING SOAP, manufactured by WIN
JOHNSON, late Johnson, Vroom & Fowler
with every description Of Fancy Soaps and Per
fumery, at the steam soap works, 81 Courtandt
street, cheaper than any house in the United
States.
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Trunks a Garnet Rags

PETERS, HORTON, Il CO., manufacturers and
Wholesale dealers Repositories No. Gu Maiden
Lane, New York, and corner Of Canal and Maya
zine streets, New Orleans.
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Cash Cloth store.
KNOEPEE

KNoEPFEL, GREGORY, & FooTE, 80 John
ST., up stairs, between Nassau and William, Inn
porters and Dealers in French, German, and
English Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestngs, Taylors'
Trimmings, &c.
Dry Goods Merchants andlTailors visiting the ci-
~ ofNew York are respectfully invited to exam
Inc stock.
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Id ICH GooDs.-Malter Harper q GO.

~ Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10Th
streets have in store very extensive assortment of
rich silks and fancy goods, adapted to the present
and approaching season, most Of their dress goods,
shawls, and embroideres were received by the last
Hayre packet Aug SID
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nLD POINT.-There will be a grand fancy
~ ball at Old Point Hotel on Friday, l4th Of this
month.
Aug 6-3t
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NEW YORK FALL TRADE, Is4e.
0 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

d
INHERE can be no doubt bat that the city OF
i New York is the most advantageous marke
IN the United States for the purchase of country
supplies, .
Ii is connected by water communication and rail
roads with all the States in the Union; il receives
the largest importatons from abroad, contains the
largest stocks Of goods, and is the great depot OF
American manufacturers, and prices are less, and
credits more liberal -
Persons disposed to purchase, will find it to their
advantage to call on the following houses
Dry Goods.
JObbsr Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Zsphyr Wors-
Ted, CaaUass, GLOpes, Ribn,ds, Laces, &c.
ID. 3. TURNER, 60 William ST., between Cedar
and Pine.
Importers Of Berlin Zsphy Worsted, Patterns Can
pass, Floss, Six, Chenille, Purse Tuisi Oiled SIX
Paris Fancy articles Gsips, Fringes, TasssL. &c
KoLSAAT BROTHERS, 4s John St, and 3s7
Broadway. - -
Berlin Zephyr and Iapisssris Wo,asd, Patterus Can
pass, Chenille, Floss and Purse Silks, Fringes,
Gimps, Cord, and Tasssis, Steel Trimmings, Beads,
and large assortment Of French Fancy articles for
sale by
D, NJ. PEYsER, Importer, So John St, or 500
Broadway.
straw Goods.
Manu- aeiarer and Dealer IN Strao Goods Palm Leaf
Hats, artificial Eotoers, &c
FL 4 q RI AXE Iohn sfraat -,
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Britannia Ware.


Manufacturer Of Plain, Japannsd and Planished Tir,
Has, and Dealer i. britannia Ware, Coffee Mills,
&c. Also, Importer Of Pisnshsd and Block Tin
Ware, Metal Sauce Pans, Tea Kettles Ennneiied
Ware, &c.
P. B. CLARK, 10 Plat street.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Britannia Ware, Plain
and Japanned Tin Ware, Cone and Globe Lanterns,
Tea Hays, Fry Pans, Sauce Pans Shoreis aud
longs, Coffee Mills, Spoons, Iron Wire Ripcts, Ket-
lie Ears, &c. Importers Of Block Tin and Ptanishsd
Ware
BENHAM, JOHNSON, & co. 272! Pearl street,
rear Fulton.
Darius Benham, G. w. Johnson, NJ. R. Whitney
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in Plain and
Japannsd Ware, Timers Tools and Machines I'm
porter Of Block Tin and Pianished Wares, &c.
EDWARD CARTER, (of the late firm of Lock &
Carter,) No. 81 Fulton ST., between Water and
Front.
Manufacturer of Plain and Jopaaned Tin Ware, and
Importer Of Hardtoare, Block Tin, and Pianished
Ware.
N. E. JAMES, % Cliff St, between Fulton and
John.
Shirt, stock, and Hosiery Warehouse.
E. STONE a. GREACEN, IO7 William ST., corn.
erof John and &C John, have been for the last
Ia years in the Gentemen's furnishing business,
and have a large stock manufactured and selected
by themselves of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks,
Ties, Scarfs, Cravats, Undershirts, Drawers,
Hosiery, Suspenders, Gloves, &c. Merchants
and Merchant Tailors can here select from large
stock articles that cannot fail to please Them both
in quality and price.
Importers Manudcturers, and Wholesale Dealers IL,
all descriptions Of Gentlemsn's Hosiery, Stocks,
Crarais, Scars, Shirts, Collars Bosoms, Suspend
ers Gloves, Caps, SC,
JOHN NJ. DAvIEs& JONES, LOG William st,
s. f.. corner of John
Importers Manufacturers, and Wholesale Dealers il,
Linen and Cotton Shirts, Understands, Dyaroers,
Hosiery Scarfs, Stocks, CrapatS, Collars, Bosoms
&c.
JOHN P. WAkEMAN & CO., 76 Maiden Lane
and Liberty street,
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VIM. RADDE, No. s22 Broadway.
PLAYING and Visiting Cards.

Manufacturer Of Playing, Hsiiing, and Business
Cards, Quilts, &c.
iEoRGE COOK, II Fulton street.
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little OF them at any time, but every ember was ex'
tingushed before we assumed the helm Of the
Union" We would have scornsd to be so want
ing in magnanimty, as to remember with the slight
est resentment any difference of opinion which had
prevailed during the struggles Of the campaign. We
have been wanting in no honorable effort to concili-
ate every republican with whom it was our misfor-
tune to differ in lS44i but fear we have not been
fortunate enough to attain this object with ALL We
confne this to a few-yery few, indeed. We could
name not more than one or two in our public coun-
ellis. We have no disposition to offend one OF
these, but we fear none of them. We can bear and
forbear as well as any mani but let an issue be-
come necessary, we are prepared to meet it. In
every case we shall fearlessly do our duty to the
republican party, to our country, and to ourselves
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Straw Goods

Manufacture and Dsutsr IN Strn0 Goods Palm Lsaj
Hats, artificial Fiotcsrs, &c:
Ill Q. BLAKE, % John street, up stairs
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Orihographu and Reading.

Seventh Class.-Premiums to Miss Eilomen
Roach, ofSt Mary's county, Miss Emda and Mis-
Anna Mason, of Fort Gibson, Arkans Sissy Dew
ereaux and Sissy Briscoe, of Washington.
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Third Cass.-Premiums to Miss Sally Mittae-
for lat in composition and grammar; to Miss Agnes
Mas for I'd in composition and grammar; to Miss
Emily Edelin, for 81 in composition and grammar;
to Miss Anna Josephine Briscoe and Miss Emily
Matthews for LIST in grammar; to Miss Mary Nit
tag for 81 in grammar; to Miss Sarah Donoghue.
Miss Mary Turnbull, Miss Mary Ellen Hinton for
81 in grammar. Accesst: Miss Sarah Lockett, Of
Culloden, Georgia.
Fourth Class.-Premiums to Miss Sally Bayne
for LIST in composition; to Miss Julia Ewing, Miss
Mary Adams and Miss Emily Ward, for ID in com.
position; to Miss Maria L.Pearce and Mise Josephine
Clarke, of ST. Marys county, for Sd in composition
to Miss Catharine Lindsey, Miss Virginia Love and
Miss Clara Mitchell for LIST in grammar; to Miss
Harriet Bennett and Miss Mary Ellen Brady for ID
in grammar; to Miss Sienna Gwynne, Miss Mary
Ann Ennis, and Miss Adelaide Clarke, Of Gre5-
Vile, North Carolina, for Sd in grammar.
Second on.-Premiums to Miss Cora D,,-.
four, Of St Marys, Georgia. for LIST in composi,io-
to Miss Louisa Mitchell FOR I'd IN composition and
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Composition, Grammar, and Rhetoric,

First Class.-A premium to Miss Cornelia Mat
lhcws for st in prose and poetcal composition and
I'd in grammar and rhetoric; premium to Miss
Pauline Lyon, for I'd in prose composition and lst
m grammar and rhetoric; to Miss Mary Slevin and
Miss Mary King, for third in composition and I'd
in grammar and rhetoric; to Miss Margaret Leon
ard, for Sd in grammar and rhetoric.
Second Class.-Premums were awarded to Miss
Charlotte Waterman for lst in composition, gram
mar, and rhetoric; to Miss Charlotte Pierce for
equal to the lst in composition and Sd in grammar
and rhetoric; to Miss Julia Cox for Sd in compost
ton and I'd in grammar and rhetoric to Miss Anna
and Miss Matilda Grammer for equal to the LIST in
grammar and rhetoric; to Miss Anna Templeman,
Miss Dora Hernandez, and Miss EImna De Blanc
for equal to the Cd in grammar and rhetoric. To
Miss Maria Ewing, for Cd in grammar and rhet-
oric.
Second section Of the Second Ciass.-Premium,
to Miss Eleanor Gibson for 1st in composition
grammar, and rhetoric to Miss Caroline King and
Miss Louisa Carroll for Cd in composition and lst
in grammar and rhetoric; to Miss Fanny Hunt for
% in compositions to Miss Augusta Scott for Sd in
composition, and ID in grammar, and rhetoric; to
Miss Elizabeth Roche, for Sd in composition grant
mar, and rhetoric; to Miss Martha Bnford and
Miss Eliza Duncan for I'd in grammar and rhetoric.
Acceaaii in grammar and rhetoric, Miss Fanny
Hunt.
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New HOusc-Furnishing Ware
Ia Room. H.af

NNHE subscriber respectfully informs his custom
u ers and the public generally, that he has
opened Ware Room on 9th street, near the ave.
nue. where he is continually receiving FRESH
SUPPLIES Of goods in the House keepers line /;
viz: |" f4atat" aHAs &itHI
AMERICAN AND BRITISH CUTLERY,
Shopes and 7mngs. Hollownre, Woodware, Brush
es BASKETS, BrHuniaware, Teatrays, Nlocipedes,
tog 'ther with large collection of USEFUL and
FANCY articles, too numerous to mentien. Sale
store at the old stand, Pennsylvania avenue, near
9th street. f nt'p GEO. SAVAGE. a
feb 27--tf is#U >Ui #5 IuH 9tftEas
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Fish Stalls.
MAYORS OFrICE.

.I MAYORS OFFICE,
Washington. February 23, ls46.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on Frdov
~ the 9th day Of March next, will be offered for
sae ~ PUBIC auction to the highest bidder, ali the
rloh STALLS In the Eastern Branch Market
hsuse, ior term ending on the Is, Of March ls47
AND on Saturday, the 7th day Of March next in
Market House.
Sale to take place at the respective Market Hopse.
at nine O'Clock "A. M ~ I5las
Terms cash--to be settled for Immediately after
each sale. a.a. ~''A
w. w. sEAToN,
feb. 25-ts Mo,.~
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Ladies Please Take Notice

Ladies' Please Take Notice
THAT AT MANN's, Pennsylvania svsDus 2
Il doors West of Four-and- a-Hslf str,st. NAV
be found WHITE ENGLISH KID and WHITES
SATIN SLIPPERS, of every size, and among tn.
very nsssest in the city.
ff ALSO, La,.kafE
Ladies' fne quality Gum Elastic Sandal
Over-shOes,
The hsndsomest in town. This over-shoe has the
decided preference over all others. Gentlemen may
also call and find the largest assortment Of over
shoes to be found in the place. MANN,
Sign OF the Big Black Boot, Penn. avenue, doors
West Of ~ street. feb a6- -tf
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A.Cartl.

TNHE undersigned, considering himself duly
II qualified, offers his services to the citizens
of Washington for the drawing Of plans and spe-
ccations Of dwelling or other houses, and also as
measurer Of builders work. Charges moderate
He may bs consulted between the hours Of and
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at Mr.. Purdys Office, Lumber
Yard 7th street, Market-House square f+ls'"H
feb 27-tf JOHN C.. HARDNESS.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, Goth inst, by Rev.
Jno. }. Murray. Rev. JOHN B. FERGUSON, 10
Mrs. FRANCES FUGIrT. all of this CITY,
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NOTICE TO CLIENTS,

I. The unfinished professional business of the late
JAMES HoBAN, has been confded to HEsRY MAY,
Esq, to whom all persons interested are requested
70 apply, at his Office, in the wing Of the City
Hail sG4fE34.ts p@6 l.5 fsh e6- 4,
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Coal! COal!!

The subscriber has for sale at his yard, at the
entrance Of Sixth street and issoui avenue on ,he
canal, COAL Of . good quality. -r,,.,
feb %4-M GEORGE COLLARD.
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IL being necessary to close my late business,
urgently request all who are indebted TO me to make
an early settlement and solicit continuation Of their
custom by my friends at the above store
feb. l6-3t G. ECKLOFF.
.GALvANIC BANDS The genuine bands,
~ lar more effectua than the rings for sale at the
Bookstore East Of the Depot, front part of the
Fountain Office Price from 25 cts TO ST. SO.
feb l9-tf
BUTTER, CHEESE AND FRUIT. =
JUST received, by the schooner Columbia. from
u New York
II packages prime Butter;
65 boxes do Cheese; .#1h
do Pine Apple do;
$50 Ia l-2 and whole boxes Raisins;
30 drums fresh Smyrna Figs;
8 do Turkey Raisins (free from stones.,
cases Bordeau Prunes; b
Also, on hand: 'a N5 ....r tat
casks Currants; n
5cases Citron; la@
DO preserved Ginger; "na
Other Preserves and Jellies; 'a 1850
Cfanberrles in quarter bbls and by measure;
Catsupa, Sardines, Olives, Capers; F'tl
Anchovles, Curry Powder SC. &c: a
general assortment of Pickles; o#Nn
Fresh Salmon, CLANS and Lobsters: '"
Hermetcally sealed do; aa.-
Fresh Macaroni and Vermacilla: a@s
DO Salad Oils, &c, &c;
winch, with his former stock, renders his assort-
ment complete, and to which attention is invited.
h& 8. HOLMES,
9TH street. nearly opposite Patriotic Bank.