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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21
Gar0ware.
aAspWARE. EDGE TOOLS, &C.

HARDWARE. EDGE TOOLS, &C.
Osborn 4 LITTLE, Importers aud general dealers IL
OEug!sh German aud American hlrcware, Cutlery edge
tools &c IS Euton between Pearl and " aIe ss New
York respectfully invite lie attention Of country chants
e.hani: and farmers and oir making their Spring pur-
e ases - their very extensive s-suruenI. comprising eve
~ hing he line all OF which is offered At The lowest mar
l.t nrices for cash or on approved credit
Cut Ind wrought nails locks, iaiches
Butts. screws, knives and forks, raz0Ts
CuIiacks, brads snd spsIab!es
Pen and )cEet knives and sclseofs
hill. ri, ard cut saws, hoes forks
Sh1ves. spades, scythss aud sna;hs Iiaet
Rac1 lead rois and Sand cruslb.es
Iumps els or cisterns
Scotch water OF Ayre stone, for marble Polishers
C1orer. tools In variety OF the most celebrated
manufacture such Albertson Co5ger, Hortor Bar
ton, and Others
Cocpers Iron ivets and truss hoops
House and ship carpenters tools
Bac ssInilhs tools garden utensils
Butchers tools, cabinet IN ,kers trimmings
House and ship builders hardware
ICE brass copper and steel wire
Cienun- Harlem IL msi Speod
InUN WARE HUUsE, ~ GrrrDwich-sL-k-mey
6rers. Sampson successors to Boormsu, johnson Z
Ayea Co.. Importer and deaers 10 Swedish Russia and
rgs1 iron nails ship bost and rail rosd spikes veis
Ter ron nail rods bsnd hoop and scroll on and steel OF
ellknt,- w nm.
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ALL WATCHES SOLD AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
warrun ted to perform well or the money returned.
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE with Mr.. VIM
A. Gamble having been engaged for nine years in the
most celebrated Manufactures In Europes acknowledged
10 be one OF the Watch Reporters in the Cousty and
will devote his whole attention 10 that branch.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, MUSICAL BOXESAND JEW
ELRY repaired the best the lowest prices
Trade work promptly done reasonable terms.
J. r. WiLLISTON,
DEALER IN Watches Wholesale and Retail
26fSneod No Cortiandst (up stars) cor. Broad'pny.
MATCHES, JEWEI.kY, Silver War Gc--Pur-
w cha.ers invited examine the following articles,
II n offered for very low prices duplex Lee
yer spine and other Watches by approved makers OF
recent iport in ne gold brd silver OF the
latest styles warranted lime keepers Gold Chains
Scala Keys Rings Pins Bracelets, and ever description
Of new and fashionable jewslry Silver Spoons Ladies',
Knives FORKS Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens Nantel Clocks and choice
l-cu % OF Fancy Goods Watches, Jew-ry &c cleaned
and epsir-t. LOCKWOOD u SChiBHER
2S5 Pearl-sL corner OF Fultou-st.
n onpo L. TTrs.d States Hotel
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NEW TARIFF

NEW TARlEF.-lnporaot shippers OF
grain, snc other farm produce, 10 Great Britain
new law having passed The Legislature admitting he
importation OF foreign ind proyi.ons very low
cuIy, opportunity will be given hose who ccs
ous .hip Glasgow Market 10 open good eonnee-
or witt he s1b.crber mo las been IS tae grain
and provision trade End bas hitherto been OF
acy importance who mad say practical knowledge OF
ihs: trade IN Glasgow better opportunity could rot be de-
sired BY respectable form connection II hat
market. Lio-.sl advances Will Dc given 70 shpPer1
FROG. -. subsco-rs long experience and knowledge Of
,h grain and provision Sae and also his friendly inrtrte
cy win Ire buyers large and rssPeciabls race may Dc
calculated upon Fh- subscriber begs 70 refer sPPers 20
Xr Ajax z FiaI.y, As:Jr House, New YORK
rssa In ROBERT ROBERTSON. Is Uutoc-s. Glasgow
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PAPER RANGINGS.

TOWEL ( BROTHERS. Manufacturers and I'm port
ers Of Paper Hsugings, having opened IN New ork
Ciiy branch OF their Philadelphia Establishment. would
re-. pecifuiy call The attention OF The Citizens OF New-YorS
sai others wanting goods II h- ne 10 ,hcir extensive
..otent OF Paper unngnRs Borders Fire Board Prints.
Curtain Papers and al other articles In er lie oil bust
HkB having received from The Institutes for the Ercour
sg-neu OF Domestic ManuiscIaes IN he cities OF New
YORK Phsaephia ana Boston, Silver Medals for the supe
nor manufacture OF their goods aer themselves that they
can sell article for tho sns money than can be pUr-
chased eiseH here
FRISCO PAPERS
The subscribers would particularly csi attention 10 their
large assortment OF Fresco Papers for Parors aud Column
Papers for Halls Pablo Rooms, Enres, &c &c.
Also, Curtain Papers p article for windows
Psp-ring Of Rooms Halls &c promptly attended 10 5y
careful worKn-n-
Country merchants and ciy dealers viii fad their ad-
HOWELL / BROTHERS, SO. 1877 Broadway
y -ah. Il
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Affairs In Mexico.

The following letter from our attentive and well
informed correspondent al Vera Cruz should have
reached US several days ago. II is still worth its
room, however notwithstanding lis intelligence has
-. ..si. NJ. s.-,:.:....a
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A RAHINN IOKS PLAsTEH.-Th. Is an etec

RASIAN tOHS PLASVEN.-ims is an elect
II permanent FOR lh-s- small but troublesome
things and Is easily spilled the directions being simply TO
snd pare The corn ciose as
possible taking make II bleed Then apply The
plaster spread on piece OF so leather orin-n renewing
/. every third Gay.
Sold by DAVID SANDS CO. Chemists and Apothece.
rie. II East Broadway corner OF Maketst and A B. &
D. SANDS ltOFutcn..i. ard HI OENSON. 27S Bro'wsy.
prr. % cents alO lmeod-
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INTERESTING ISrELLIGENcE.-Her Majesty's
Government has contracted with the Directors of the
Pacific Steam Navigation Company FOR the conveyance
of the monthly mails between Chill. Peru and Panama
We understand that the Ecuador" one of the Com
panys Steamers expected 10 leave Valparaiso with the
Chilli mails the ls of April and 10 arrive al Panama
the 2lst (and in the manner every succeeding
month"; when the mails and passengers will be sent
scross and meet the Yves, India Mail Steamer eturned
from San juan on the 9th, r. Chsercs.
The outward passengers and mail. which leave Eng
land by The Royal Mail Steamer on the 7,h Of each month
arrive 81 Chagres the 2ls of the following month
cross the lsthuus and embark the 24th board the
Compary's steamer a, Panama fo- Peru and Chilli.
This arrangement is highly gratifying and canno, fail
OF benehung West India interests rendering 'as route
the highway between TIE Yves, Cosst OF America and
Europe.
Mr. wheelwrsht the Protector and OF the msnas
ing Directors OF the Coupsny OF, in the Msdwsy
snd proceeded 70 the Pacific IN order 20 organize the ar
| engagements. Jour. Com.
4 PRAISEwoRTHY Acr.-We understand MIR.
Berry, the excellent and humsne Warden OF S;ste
Prison gave the prisoners half day OF recreation and
exercise On Fas, Day This with other OF kindness
on the part CT The Warden. has done SIS much toward
reforming the committed his charge and fitting
become useful citizens when they go the
world all the severity OF bis predecessors did
der them cacus The feelings OF humanity, and all
their hearts With revenge 10 be taken the moment they
were again in the bosom, OF society. We believe
S,s Prison since has been under the Of Mr. Ber
" ia regarded BY all ths phsnhropic who have visited
i the oes, calculated OF any n The coGutry TO protect
the community inssn;uch as /, looks - the reformation
OF the prisoners As well their confinement labor
And many persons who hsve left the prison since has
been under his now earning living by honest
industry and bid fair 10 msinssin an honorable position
in society concord [N. H. Herald OF Freedom.
SouTHxRS RAILRoAD.-The bill for the sale of
southern Rsrosd yesterday recorsidered and pass
ed hy the House. The vote stood yeas 80. nays Ihe
bill As passed provides the Monroe gentlemen
for $4,000 payable in years By serni-arnual install
Detroit Adv. 18Th
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u0MEOPATHIC CHOCOLATES Fell 4
Brothers superior Phiad pia Homeopathic Choco-
!ae highly recommended by Ora Herring OF Phi!a1-ph a,
.nd Gray Charming and Gram Of Sew-fork, for sale q,
manufacturers prices. by inc Agents,
,sfaIne,d. ADAMS CrSHMAN { CO. Is Rrc-,,..,
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THE CouRrs-Francis Cords, for passing coun-
leriei, Mexican dollars was sentenced yesterday az
,As u s Court, TO years imprisonment, and TO pay
hae Of one dollar. This Vice Chancellor decreed
divorces on the complaint of Mary Ann olus'ead VS.,
Levi, Olrnstead Maria Brewer VS.. John Brewer; Mar
care. a. Sherwood VS.. Richard w. Sherwood Harriet
A. Caldwell vs. Fredk Caldwell; John Lewis VS.. Mary
Lewis; Penelope NJ Lawrence vs.. Augustine Lawrence
Toe complain, Of Msrgsre; L. Hunter vs. Alfred hunter
was sen, back the master. In the case OF Kelly VS.
De Ksy the Vice Chancellor decided thar the property
shall no. be resod. The injunction in the case OF Lab
lers Va P!ckersga reins,s,ed McCosker vs. Brady
referred back
q Joseph c. Ashley, was yesterday arrested
by otSeer Denns;on DC r;ed the indictments pend
ms against him. he having been surrendered by his bail
TEMPERANCE CouNrY.-Twenty.,wo Of the
twen'y'esht towns in Ashtabus County, Ohio, have
gwen decided msovities agains, licensing the sale of
Ardent Spirits In Wayne township there 50
votes against and only for licenses This speaks
volumes Tor the intelligence and good morals Of the
County residence In such County would be worth
striving for.
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Coul.

LACKAWANA COAL.
ry1HE SUBSCRIBERS selling at retail. end de-
hverng customers from the yards OF The Delaware
aud Hudson Canal Company. OF King and Green witch
at the OF Gouverneur-sL F. r this desra
bic Coal OF the right size for stoves ranges, SC
Also Al their yard of 6renVich and Hsmn-rsiey
SIS ;he various kinds OF Schuyk Lehsh and Liverpool
Coal of the quality good supply OF Lump Coal Of
superior kind for steamboats, and smelling iron. &c
ISStf SYKES 4 WURTS
GO PEi, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coal hrs. quail
d ily and large SIZE for sale lie above low price from
yard or per chadron less when taken direct from
shp Al The price, Liverpool Goals econom-
csl fuel than Anthracite. Apply
T. STOKES DiCKERSON,
Mr.. nd .,'h Prnad
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Fine Dalebes anh JemeIrp.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
RETAILEp WHOLESALE PRICES.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER has just received splendid assort
reni OF w atches, which will be reIaied al the follow
ing unprecedented low prices:
Full Jeweled Gold Levers from $40 to $50
Silver Is - .
God Lepinss IS" 81
Silver 20 10 " 10
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CHARLE S 3. w E Z L S,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
No. 10 Wall-st, New York. sn 81
PAPER uaNGINGS.

WILLIAM PEIlL, 4ob PEAFL.sI.
HAS received by the late arrivals from HsvTe his Spring
assortment OF Paper Hangings Borders, Views. Panel
Paper. aud Fire Board Pfnis direct from the
ers cumprsins al the styles and every quality,
which he offers al wholesale aud retAil.
Also extensive assortment oi American Sam and cJnl
mon Papers Il, manufacturers prices.
Country Dealers viii mud II for h-r advantage 10 call
Persons requiring sufficient OF The ner qualities OF Papers
10 authorize special importation select for that pur
pose from complies assortment OF new patterns
u2u 2ui-od'
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DAGUERREoTYPE APPARATUS,
JOBS ROACH
O9tici1r, g. Sssss1st
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, Freach German AID
II American Instruments. Boxes, Mercury
Bans AID al he other atsras Used oy operators,
manufactured under MS Inspection Chemicals, Plates,
Cases 0Gcxstut, &c kc- Lenses groor6 g order
Thermometer and surveying Coapasses manufactured
for re trade.
M.gr=toEee- Machines, Of approved eonstrueon for
medical purposeL eIo Irneod-
NEEDLES.-Tae subscriber begs respectfully 70 cal
ming Sons Se-des Observe The Label Of The
genuine the rAns Of & Richarta Imported By
ACHD RICHARDS, I3i &aidec-lane, ~ Y
ais In. From Isl MAY also IS Nyrle-rv- Brooklyp-
WOOD ENGRAVING.
rsJuDOE horton CO. Designer and EczrnveIs on
4 Wood, Nc. 60 a.sss2st DSu
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rs- For Boston vim Norwich and Worcester.
The steamer Worcester, Capt Bacon, vii leave Souia
side OF Pier No North River every Tuesday. TRursdzy and
Saturday ?. M connecting wiki tie Alyn's
Point [aiIl GALES PRATT. Jr. Conductor
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FOR THE PILES
nR UPHAmS ELECTUARY-Anta Internal remedy, In
~ cestu cure lor the Piles icerral external bleeding
or blind Sold III Futor-st D:yisors and ey Tho Pro-
oetor regularly educated Physician Of twenty YEAR,
oe-rce conhned 10 Office prsctics where Prs and all
Chsurc diseases g1ccesaUlly treated Medical OSee
Jos 8o~,ry ( cDors above sprng-st mbl7 5nDaW'
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arAKLUIs Bedroom with pantry attached, to let,
unfurushed without board, TO one or two single genne-
,emen The apartments pleasantly located In modern
built house, 10 the immediate neghborhood OF Tho Park
Apply nj n CITY Hall Place. slbW
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Boarnins anh t5rttIs.

DOARD--A Young Man wishes 10 obtain board IN a
Duust private family below Canalst Address note 10
T. s. Tribune Otiee Stating terms. location, &c aS 81
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DOARDING-A gentleman and his vile and TWO o,
and handsome ROOMS Furnished uniurnshtd In small
family In the neiehborhood Of Morton and Greenwlchsn
To those who wi.h quiet home this will prove excellent
49,, -fr
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PRIVATE FAMILY residing upon farm In the
Atown OF Eishkl, pleasantly located near tho village;
would accommodate respectable lsmiss WIN ooeTu
| duriny The Summer. Reforeneo-Rov. ID D. Hutton, KS
ar, N m2l Saw3in-
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Toe Soaps Of eery yerf4Ht Co0gne Ertra:I Ponatun.
:paa,..ed fresh sn4 g.lre Bears o HHr Obs. CoTue:cs
SAa1tng Cyeap 4rrltdrHe for eaFTed trG, Cor6i EIr
Ns,I md Tooth BTl.cI suyTS.ea Ra-0ri Of ..e Be, qua.
&c &c
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GERMAN SILVER.

JAMES G. MOFFET No. l2l Princo-sL Sd block West
of Broadway 10 constantly manufacturing German Silver
Of various and widths which no VIII warrant 70 DO
equal 10 any either foreign domestic for quality and
hch hs WIN ss AT wholesale or retail reduced prices
PS All goods sold will bs delivered In any part Of mo
civ y, pro55Iivn Ire, of sxpsssa az imslstp
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! DKIVATE BOAKD.-!Two parsons Of religious
| L habiis can be- accommodated with hne airy room,
e,ther front or back The secoud hor at the ns BRICK
mouse al the North corner OF Greenwich and Horao s
with The privilege either cold shower baths Good
references reanired Aud given. All W
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ORNATE BOARDING;-A gentleman and his VILE
can obtain second story back with bedroom and
pantry attached Apply 5G East Broadway feereoee ex
7 -. n
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Ia doiag justice to the living, LET not be forget
fal Of the dead. Among the fallen IN my command,
We have been called upon 10 mourn the fate Of a
young oficer who was the brightest ornament Of the
service the soul Of honor and the pride Of ehiyary
He had long been employed by the government OF
Texas in defence Of the western frontier, as the
commander Of corps Of mounted rangers; and
probably no officer ever performed his duty with
more ACTIVITY and efficiency, or with more saIisfae-
ton TO the country. He possessed nothing Of the
rough habits, Ignorance, and presumipg forward
ness which Is usually supposed to attach to the
frontier soldier He was an educated man, and a
gentleman by nature quiet in his manners; amiabe
in temper just in his deangsj and strictly moral
in all his habits During his connxon with the
present campaign, his department was such-sO
marked by happy union Of modesty with bravery,
and dignity with obedisnce--as 10 win the hearts OF
all and constitute him the chief fayore Of the army
He followed the fortunes of General Worth, shared
IN all the dangers Of the command, and closed his
brilliant career amidst the shouts Of victory. Thong
feeble 10 frame, the inspiring energies Of his mind
enabled him 10 keep in advance Of his comrades; so
that in the stormng Of the Bishops HILL he was the
foremost man and the first victim upon the ramparts
Of the foe. He was buried where he fel-upon the
loitlest summt-and the mountain that eneloses his
remains will stand an eternal monument Of his glory
it will be known in history, and long frequented
by his grateful countrymen the grave Of Giles
pie
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
J. PINCKNEY HENDERSON,
Major Gen, Comdg the Tex. Vol.
Maj. Gen. ZLcHAAr TAfLoR,
Comd'g the Army Of Occupation.
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G. 3. FOWLER.
Store IN the Odd ElI0,os' Hall, Sersnih sirssi,)
IMPORTER and dealer In China, glass

(SiOrs IN the Odd ElIO,Os' Hall, Sersnih strssi,)
IMPORTER and dealer In China, glass
l. and queensWare, has received within The las
few weeks, by the ships Louisa, Milo, Wskona
and Scotia, from Liverpool &c, large assortment
OF goods among which are
Banded and white China dinner sets, and detaeh.
ed pieces, India China
Banded China supper set
Beautiful French and English China tea sets, and
detached pieces
Flowing blue hong, iron stone, white granite
white ensmeled, blue nina ret dinner and tea
sets, and detached pieces; punch bowls
Beautiful flowing blue hong, Iyanhoe, white
granite, blue minsret toilet sets, ewers and ba-
sins, and detached pieces
Beautiful and low-priced vases alumet holders,
casseroles compoteers, fruit-bsskets, bowls,
cake-baskets, Coogne-bottes, DC.
Cut and pressed tumblers, wines, ehampagnes,
hook, claret, and Roman punch glasses
Cut, p ain, and cOlored decanters, some Of them
very rich
Cut and plain water-botIes, fnger-bowls, wine
coolers, float bowls, &c.
Rich and plain casters, cut and plain bottles for
do.
A large assortment OF solar lamps, from the cel.-
brsted manufacturers Hooper & Co Boston
and Cornelius q Co., Philadelphia
GlrGndoles, Hall lamps, lanterns, side and swing
ing lamps .
Britannia coffee and tea sets, and detached pieces
very low
Table and tea spoons, urns, higgins, &c.
Lamps, candlestIcks, mugs, and covered pitchers
Knives and forks, waters in sets and detached
Looking glasses
ChmneyS, 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
10 call and examine my stock.
n. B. An extensive assortment Of vases and
toys, which will sell low by the dozen.
Nov 2l-3taW4wif c. s. FOWLER
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STOCKS for saIe.-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,
Fov l3-d2w Georgetown D. C..
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BY VIM Marshall, Auctioneer.
@yDnCK GArondn1as

BY VIM. Marshall, Auctionecr.
TROCKERY, Glass ware, GirandOles,
~ Lamps, Clocks, Walters, Table Cutlery, and
Fancy articles, at auetion.--On Monday evening"
November 29h, at O'Clock, will sell, at the store
four doors west of Al street. on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., large and handsome assortment Of crockery,
French and English china, girandoles, solar and as
trail lamps French clocks, ivory-hande knives and
forks, in sets, waters, &c, viz:
5 white-granite dinner sets, l4l pieces
3 blue do l4l pieces
2 French china, l56 and 100 do
200 doz Of white and white and blue plates
so dozen china plate, French and English
so sets China tea ware, 80, A. 60, and 80 pieces
100 ewers and basins, all kinds and sizes
100 doz cups and saucers
100 do tumbers
30 toilet sets, and pieces
20 doz. wines, cut and plain
And large assortment of pressed and cut glars,
viz celery glasses, tumbers, champagne glasses,
French bowls, preserve dishes, salts, &c.
Also, a good assortment Of hardware, cutlery,
walters, clocks, vases, girandoles, lamps, &c. win
a large assortment of goods not enumerated
Terms Of sale All sums over s25, credit oftwo
and three months .#a
Sale to be continued from day to day until tho
whole is sold. .....t
.....f' .a VIM. MARSHALL,
Nov 2l-dtDec2 [Intl Auctioneer
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sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS.


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 carpeting
1000 do medium and low-priced do
500 do Venetian do
25 very rich cheneie rugs
IS do tufed, loW-price
500 yards shaded brocade damask
25 sets richly embroidered muslin curtains
25 pieces stressed book-muslins, low-pnced
25 do do cashmerets, new article
% pairs gilt rods
% dozen gilt rings and ornaments
pieces figured Daizes
do do do for steps
5 do do diaper do
25 pairs 1914 Whitney blankets
25 do Id do do
25 do 1914 do do
200 do heavy twiIled do for servants
500 yards do do fulled cloth do
500 do satnet, of every shade and quality
500 do white and colored fannels, very cheap
1000 do brown cotton sheetings and shirtings
5O6 do ga, 1914, la, and l2-4 linen sheet
ings
ALSO,
Irish linens, table diapers
Towelling and other diapers
Tabecloths and napkins, in great variety
All of which from this date will be offered at re-
duced prices.
Nov. 2O-2w P. II. HOOE & CO.
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ENOR RENT.-A furnished parlor and cham
Il Der, on the frat floor, with or without fire.
The location is on D, between 9Th and 7th streets
not far from Coleman's and Browns Hotels; and
would be desirable location during the session of
Congress, for those who have business with the
public departments being equidistant from the Cap
Itol. Enquire of Mrs. Robinson, on the premises,
or of E. B. Robinson, at the Union office.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF REAL Es.

~ TATE.-The snbscrbers Keep register in
their general agency office, in which all persons
having real estate for sale rent have the privilege
without charge, Of entering a description of their
property free to the inspection of such as desire to
purchase rent; and only in the event Of being en-
ployed agents in any negotiation in relation there
to will p commission be charged. Non.residenis
we'll as citizens may find this convenience 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
s.. %. M RICHARD BURGESS and
% JOHN III. SMITH.
Office on 18th street, opposite the northeast corner
. of Fullef's Hotel. syn #.. .. . nv
Nov lS--3mwtf B. FgFry.. sa '.'N