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The Diplomatic Corps.

The society of Washington has lately been improved
by the addition OF three gentlemen who have arrived
from Europe to join the diplomatic corps at Washing
ton Two OF these are of the French legation, and
attached to NJ Pageot The following account from
the democratic Review OF November, under the head
of Gossip of the Month";" is much better done than
ANYTHING we could write ourselves. that we prefer TO
adopt it
"The diplomatic circles in Washington have just had an
arrival the French embassy of the Prince dc Beaui-
fremont who belongs to of the Oldest families In
France He was attached the embassy III Constant no.
pe but he applied for transfer this country, from
enlightened and liberal curiosity know something oil our
people and institutions. lie is young gentleman OF
peor abilities and great decision of character and is de
tined to a high position dipomatis. His associate is
VI de Bourbuon lately the embassy Buenos Ayrcs who
holds the position OF first secretary OF legation lie Is a
gentleman of distinguished talents, who has had CREST
perence in the diplomatic service of his government"
The Spanish legation has also been enlarged by the
arrival of Don j. de Silva Teller Giron attache Of
NJ Calderon A letter which we have received from a
friend in an official capacity at Madrid speaks OF this
Young stranger in the handsomest terms:
Gle is young nobeman of family Chat of the Marquis
of Santa Cruz, of whom he is broher) which is among
the distinguished in Spain for its high and ancient
rank and present position. His personal qualities
eminenlly merit the hospitality of our countymen
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Corporal John WhaIey Prvates r. Anderson John Csss
dy, James Smith, James Kenneda, ID Sanderwick, H.
Snobie, co d. slightly; Captain Z; H. PEARSON Pr,SnLe
avon severely John Oneys Il, slightly, gate of the
city, James Burke c. Barry, M. Conlin H. Hade nbrook
gust 49, Isl Lieut. c. H. mis, slightly, gate of the cy
Sergeant D. Montgomery, slightly, Chapultepec; Corporal
Charles Thompson Prvaes Oein Elwood, Thomas Heay,
slightly gate Of the city, John Mckinney John Snyder
veTely Chapullepec " vansyke, James Hart severely.
gate OF the city; Captain d. f. Hungerford co. c. Chapul-
epec; Sergeant John Dnliey, slightly; Pvates Michael
Butler, morally-dead Chapultepec Patrick Roney Q.
Fairchld, gate OF the city, Lieut. j. W. Green, Chapue
pee. 18th It Sergeant Barber slightly gate the city,
18th Prvates d. Robertson, rely Chapultepec 18th
George Thseon, severely, city Of Mexico, 18th; Thomas
L. Decker, slightly James Franklin, slightly, gate of the
city, 18th; George Pembeon, John l.. Gardner r. Heade-
Sergeant John McCane, Corporal Chphoet Everett, Pri
Alexander Cook, X, severely gate the city, 18th
FIELD STAFF -Younded.-Br gadier General James
Shields, severely Captain L. ~ Page, A. A. c. slightly,
Chapultepec; LIST Lieut. M Lowell, A. A. A. c. slightly,
gate OF the city; Captain Danly Vol Aid severely Cha
pullepec, all on the 18th Of August.
HEADouARTERs OF THIS ARMY, Mexico, Oct l3, 1917
Reorganization of the killed. oounded and missing during
the 9Th, 18th, and l4th September, 1917
Killed Commissioned officers 10
Non-commissoned officers and pri-
Yates 100
officers SO
Non-commissoned officers, &c.- 635
Missing Total missing 20
Total killed, wounded, and missing S62
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the Mexicans and of course the cause Of the war
when several days before the march of our troops
known Mexico the Mexican government had declared
that their only recourse" The orders for the
Mexican army to march and the Rio Grande were
issued before the advance of troops could have been
known and il requires sagacity than MIR Clay
possessed to place these two events in the relation of
cause and effect Yet It'll Of such stuff" this that Mr.
Claws "dreams are made Of
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fTSfi FOR sALE OK RENT that large, commodious,
Ei5 and we'll finished brick dwelling, situated on the
x east side Of 9Th street, between and H. near the
Patent Office This dwelling is three stories high, and
s OF twelve including the basement and kitchen
The parlos on the first and second floors handsomely
mashed with mantes OF Italian and Egyptian marble. The
basement dining room Ga comfortable apartmcn also
furnished with manel piece of Egyptian marble In the
yard there is large cstern, capable of holding four thou
sand gallons OF rain water There also Il convenient
bah-house on the premises and extensive coal and wood
cellar IN front, under the pavement, which connects
with the basement The dwelling has many other
convcnences such requisite for large and gem
teei family, for which the house is well adapted
lnqurers who wish to view the premises may call at
the residence of the subscriber, door advertised
dwelling, or at his marble yard and rooms, street.
near the Union office. THOMAS BERRY
Nov. 8 diff
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RECOVERY OF DIR. HiTcHcocK.-We have been handed a
letter from Dir. Charles M Hitchcock, U. S. A. postmarked
at Tampico October IS, in which he says: "I fast
recovering from attack of yellow fever, which
had nearly gone the land destitute of post-oiIices. NV
case considered hopeless by the knowing ones ;
but here am, able to poster you with another epise
This renders his recovery certain-a fact much
pleased announce to his friends and the public.
baltimore argus
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MAJOR GEN. BUTLER.-This gallant soldier accompanied
by his staf-Major Smith, Captain Butler, and Dr. Hunt
arrived here yesterday the steamboat Chancellor from
Louisville. They will proceed Mexico by the first con-
veyance. The hero among heroes, Notwithstanding his
wound Monterey looks if he still had least score
of campaigns in hinl-N. o. Delta, Nov. 10.
For VERA CRUz.The ship Tahmaroo to have sailed
last evening" with four companies of the Indiana regiment
under Col. Lane, for Vera Crnz.-I6.
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NEW MILLINERY

NEW MfLLINERY.--Mrs. HILLS is nov, openiny
WINTER millinery and would call the attention of ladies
ner aS5otnen OF hats comprising all the varieties
notice r' ~ ~ 9"o''
side. A' '"'n ''e''~' 'o"'n
Nov. I6-2weoif
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We received letter from New Orleans by this eve.
nings mall which states that seen Patterson has left
Vera Cruz the head OF strong column of 5000
Troops are pouring down the river rapidly, and all OF the
recent requsiton will soon be in the field and finer
body OF men never saw"
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tIWA Sale OR RENT.--Two houses 9th between
and streets north large two-story new brick
with cellar and back buildings, pump OF excellent water
IN the yard and large side lot attached the other
frame, two stories high with back building containing
eiSht rooms For terms, apply to z. JONES, =
May I9--tf Tint On the prem ses
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NAvAL-At a late examination of candidates for adj
mission into the engineer corps the board being composed
of the engineer in chief Chas Fl. Haswell, and Chief
engineers William p. Williamson and William Sewel
r, the following named persons were reported as quail
fed for warrants:
AS I'd Assistant, M. Quinn, of Norfolk, Virginia.
AS Sd Assistants, VIM. Kembe Hall, of New York |;
c. Wright Geddes, of Baltimore; and Richard +. Potts.
Of Washington.
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TO THE LADIES.

TO
A 7 The LADIES FURNISHING STORE" Pennsylvania
II avenue, Miss M. A. MURRAY, agent fresh supply
those beautiful Partisan and New York styles of WIN
TER BONNETS is just received, and will be opened for
sale Saturday morning, the Goth instant
Also, recently received rich and beautiful hemsched
and emboidere red lnencambrc handkerchief and variety
of other seasonabe goods Bonnets made repaired at
short notice and in the very bost style.
Nov. l7--d3N
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hsAA FOR SALE OR RENT.-For sale, rent or exchange
Ea for other city properly the large hree-story brick
-kzk house, with back building, nearly opposite the
Brewery, formerly occupied by Mr. Hayman and present
by Mr.. Gordon Possession given the Is of December
The house in good order, having recently under
gone thorough repair. Apply to Com s. Cassin George
town, or to r. w. DYER,
Nov. l7-eo3t Auct. and Com. Merchant
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By A. GREEN. .guctfomerr.

DIAPER HANGINGS, PAPER HANGINGS AT AUG.
TION.-On Thursday, the 18th instant shall SELL al
my aucten room, Concert Hail. Browns HOTEL Penn
sylvana avenue, at IL o'clock,
1000 pieces Of paper of various qualities and patterns
200 do bordering ch
Terms cash sale positive.
Paper hangers, dealers, and builders will do well to at
tend. A. GREEN
Nov. 1916 Anctioneer
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The Picayune of Wednesday last states the arrival Of
Major General Butler and staff from Louisville. He was
to leave New Orleans Thursday for Vera Cruz in the
steamship New Orleans.
The Alabama carried out on Wednesday two comIa-
MES Of Indiana volunteers and many officers of the Ken
lucky regiment
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The feu1s in New York already exciting the hopes
OF the opposition about the result OF the campaign Of
1915 Now, though her democracy be in the majority,
yet her divisions are supposed by the wings to be
curable that they count upon her lost to us, and
therefore gained to them. This impression is already
producing its effects, and affecting the calculations Of
Mr.. Clay's friends II will encourage them to bring him
out We read this "moral" in the following remarks Of
the Lexington Observer" We shall il, perhaps,
in the anticipated speech OF Mr. Clay (of Saturday last
'May not however, with entire confidence, asse.
that this of things lin New York, between the Barn
burners and 'old hunkers,' the Wlmot Provso)
tey irreconcileable with anything like future union OF
those factions If this SO, what remains but for tho
wings do they have just doneSominate their ticket
and elect it, Most cordially do congratulate the
try that New York has taken her position in the whg
line, which fully compensates for the stupid and suicidal
aDostacy of Pennsylvania
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SOMETHING In the MARKELL have lust rec
~ from Seneca Falls New York, another small supply
OF Races celebrated seregulatng stoves most perfect
and economical stove Invented For sale by
- G. WOODWARD,
NOV l6--eoJ Pa. av, between 10th and llth SITS.
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SACRED CONCERT.

A SACRED CONCERT for the benefit of the Contra,
Presbyterian Church, will take place in that church
on oh street on Thursday evening he ISh) under
the direction OF Mr. Crosby Tickets cents may be
the bookstores and at the church door The attention of
he members OF other churches is particularly invited
Nov. I5-2f
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Hon Roger s. Baldwin, of New Haven, ex governor, IS
the new u S. Senator from Connecticut He holds unui
the legislature, yet be chosen shall fill the vacancy
caused by the smented death Of Hon ]. W. huntington
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT, NOV. II, ls47.
Appointment by the President.

BENNETT w ENGLE receiver OF public moneys for the
district of lands subject TO sale al Charlottesville, Ia
Philip f. Enge, deceased.
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ME American Almanac for 1s4s, and Repository OF
Il Useful knowledge, is this day received for sale by f.
containing more than its usual amount of vaIua
bic commercial, POLITICAL historical astronomical, and
statistical information, vol of 1863 pages closely prned
price vi, and be by mail any post Office in the
United States for Ii cents postage. Nov 3
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Rn n. GREE.N. .g,nffonner.

NY n GREEN, .g.ACtionccr.
HUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS AT AUCTION.-On Fri
IL day afternoon the 10Th instant, shall sell al nv auc
tion Concert Hall, Browns Hotel Pennsylvania
avenue AZ o'clock, case OF dubious roots, con-
tanning 300 lots of hyacinhs, tulips &C. from the ceebr
ted house OF MIR. Vandensohoot, Haarlem and lust
arrived per late packet, from Amsterdam.
The ladies and gentlemen of the District respectfully
invited to attend the sale. A. GREEN
Nov. 1876 Auctoneer
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
N0uan,har 1917
4 Nv peutiOn OF John II. Emerson. of New York

November 5, 1917.
~ praying for the extension OF patent granted him
an improvement in steam engines, and the mode of pro-
Peng herewh, Tor seven years from the expiration OF
SAID patent which takes place the 7th day of March
IL ordered that said petition be heard the United
states Patent Office the first Monday of February next
az ~ clock m and all notified appear and
to be granted.
Ordered Also that this notice ba published in the Union
and the National Demokrat Washington Argus and Re-
publican, Baltimore Pennsy vanian Phila Daily Globe
New York Post, Boston Gazette and Union, Portsmouth
A. n, once week for three weeks previous said first
Monday in February. 49,
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents
r. ;. Editors of the above-named papers will please
copy, and send their bills the U. States Patent Office
with paper containing the notice.
Nov. 6-1aw3w
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Tickets S15 shares in proportion.
Orders for tickets, shares certificates of packages in
all lotteries under the management of ID. Paine ~ CO. will
meet with prompt and confidential attention
d. PAINE 81 Co, Managers
Nov I7-3t Alexandria W,
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WILLIAM MARY CoI.LEeE.-On the 9Th inst. a meet
ing of the visiters of this institution held Eight mem
bers of the board present. viz Messrs Tyler, Sco
McCandlish Blow, Christian, Clark, Braxon and Bou
ware They appointed Robert Saunders, esq president
the college, and A. G. Peachy esq Professor OF Moral
Philosophy, &C. We regret understand that Mr. Sann'
ders Immediately afterwards rendered his resignation as
president and Professor of Mathematics (both OF when
stations he has filled with abiy) accompanied, however
by the declaration that II the board of vers should con-
slider his immediate separation on the college injurious
its interests, he would continue his connexion win
until the end Of the present of lectures The vlsep
accepted the resignation, with expressions OF great reg
parting with Mr.. Saunders, and declaring then WIS
that he would continue in its service until July next ana
in the meantime that he would see cause to withdraw ms
resignation. Mr.. Peachy is young man OF high literary
attanments and unblemished character. His collegiate
course ut William and Mary distinguish and bfr
liant and his friends look him with high hope that ne
IS destined to supply the place of the Iamened Dew
Richmond Engurr.
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Tnoops ARR1vEp.-The steamer Wave Captain Morgan,
from Madison, Indiana, arrived yesterday, brought down
300 men belonging the 9th regiment of Indiana voun'
eers. The detachment under the command OF Maj
Myers, and Captains Manson Gary, and Evans. They
Immediately furnished with transportation and will
probably proceed to-day for Vera CruzNsw Orleans DEL
td Nov. 8.
TRoors AKRvEp-The steamboat Louisville from Louis
vle arrived yesterday and brought down Col Thompson
and Captains Todd Prchard, Ewing, and Metcalf, with
four companies Sd regiment Kentucky infantry, 400 men,
and placed board the ship Palestine The steamer
Phoenix, arrived here yesterday morning from Cincinnati
brought down Lieut. Col. May with three companies Of
the 9Th regiment Indiana volunteers companies A, b
and c. with Capts. Hull, Green, and Gibbs.-B.
GONE THE wARs.-The 3D. and 4ta Kentucky regi-
ments under the command Of Coils Thompson and VIII
ams left for the of Sunday and Sunday night
last. Seven tow-boats understand, employed to
down the Southwest Pass the ships conveying the
above troops-Ib.
DEPARTURE rRoorsThrce companies, mastering 800
men, of the 9th Indiana regiment left this city Sunday
last, for Vera Cruz, in the steamship McKim. These
troops commanded by Col j. II. Lane Major Morri-
son, commssay Of subsistence Capts. McDougall Nc.
kenze, and Bracken; Capt Young, quartermaser; and
j. H. Ashton surgeon. COL JAS Brewer also went down
as passenger.-Ib.
For VERA CRUz.-The steamship Alabama started last
evening for Vera Cruz having board the horses belong
ing the field officers Of the 4th Kentucky and Indiana re-
giments, and government stores The following gentlemen
went passengers the Alabama: Adutant B. F. Bradley
3D. Kentucky regiment; Adutant r. p Trabue, 18th dol
Lieut. w. ID. Porter, U. s. N Major E. Webster and ser
want; Captain Brown, clerk and servant u. s. A; Capt
w. s. Hutton, U. S. A.. Captain Chamberlin Lieuts
Snecd, Bade McLeary, Wakey, and WINNIE, 3D. Tenne
see regiment volunteers; Captain Sadder and family
Purser j. Q. Bradford, u. s. N. Major Holmes, 9th In
antry, and servants Lieut. Reeves, u S. A. Lieut. Mel
gan and servant Sd battalion Louisiana volunteers; O'
G.. Goss, chaplain Sd Kentucky regiment volunteers;
Major Morrison, u. s. A., clerk and two servants John
Fraser, ordnance department; + Butler, medical depart
ment; VIM ID. Cobb, quarermaser's department; NIL
Raey, clerk, do. r.. q. Cheatham, do Mr. Fisher DO;
two companies Indiana volunteers, and detachment Of
Tennessee volunteers, numbering Is men.-B.
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THE Subscriber II justin receipt of fresh
4 &c, selected with great care, and of prime quality
which will be sold low for cash to puncua dealers and
deliverable in any part of the city, viz;
Teas-imperal, gunpowder, young hyson and black
Brown, loaf crushed, and pulverized sugars
Spices of different kinds
Cheese, butter buckwheat
Maracaibo, Rio and Java coffee
Raisns, in whole, half and quarter boxes
Rice mackercl, Maine herrngs, Goldfish, shad
Pickles, Jeies, preserved ginger
Salad, sperm, and whale oil
Wine and cider vinegar
Baskets, buckets, brooms, whisks
Cords, lines, mats, &c
j. T. RADCLIFFE
- Two doors above Odd Fellows Hall, 9Th street
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ID. PAINE ~ CO., Managers.
Managers Office. Alexandria, Va,

Saturday, November 20, 1917.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Glass No A.
72 numbers-I2 ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize OF $4,000 so prizes Of $500
i 40 lo,W0 3o 40 500
. prizes Oh I,oV0 % do 400
Is do 1000 30 do 200
do 1920 60 do Ion
Tickets $l0-shares in proportion.
Wednesday, November n, 1917.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY Glass No ~
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Mr.. Clay's Speech and ResoIutionsThe march Of the
American Army to the Rio Grandc the OF the
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rINHE Pntspsco Female Institute, near ErII1Cota,v
l. Mills, Md, (Mrs. Lincoln Phelps PRINCIPAL wills he
in session for the winter after the Sd Of Novsmber.
Sept 30-2awt3dDcc.
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lev CO. b, sorrning party John Vanater, CO. u; join
Montgomery co. Fl Theodore Woodbury., co. H.
Seventh Isfanty.--Private Stephen L. Rouse, co. G
John PIERCE f; Michael Gilmore David Mayor, co.
Fourth ArfHiery.-John Harman CO. u.
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81 So m
MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS,
Touching al Gibraltar to land passengers.
TIME aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
i from New York the LIST, and from Marselles on
the 10th of each month, follows;
YORK.
Ship Prince de Joinvile, (new,) Capt w. W. Laurence,
Oct. i, 1886
ship Arcole (new,) Captain w. R. Hoodless, Nov. l.,
1916.
Ship taston Capt. James Anthony, Dec. !, 1916.
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Captain James Watson, JAM 1,
1917.
Ship -, Feb /, lS47.
MARsEILLEs.
Ship Prince de Joinville, (new Capt. w. w Laurence,
Dec 10, 1876.
Ship Acoc, (new) Capt. w R. Hoodcss, Jan. TO- lS47.
Ship Gaston Capt James Anthony, Feb. TO- 1877.
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Capt James Watson, March 10,
1877.
Ship -, April 10, IS47.
These vessels all OF the first GLASS; and commanded by
men experience Their accommodations for passengers
are unsurpassed for comfort and conveniepce Goods
the agents will be forwarded free OF all other expenses
than those actually paid. A
For freight or passage, apply to
CHAMBERLAIN 81 PHELPS,
lob Front street; or to
BOYD a. HINCkEN, agents,
Nos Tontne buildings, corner Of Wall and Water
Streets New York.
Sept. Is
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TNR. BANNING's BODY BRACE.-Thousands of Der

TNIl. BANNING's BODY BRACE-Thousands of per
- afflicted by pulmonary affections, dyspepsia con
spaon and various degrees Of localor general debility
adapted ailments prevalent the south,
sp,naa Wa S hl =; hdn d y III inc P uoay 20
ing form erect posture, enarges the chest
that the subject breathes eer and easier and thus many
heart and lungs counteracted and full play given
the organs of respiration.
The brace may be had in this city by applying Mrs.
Baldwin, who will be in attendance at all times the
on the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue gentleman
will ud in adapting it to those who may call for the pur-
pose.
Applications for single braces, from distance, also
for patent rights may likewise be directed to Dr. Bannings
office, 437h Broadway, New York.
DR.. Banning refer, if desired, of the
eminent professors Of medical and surgical science in the
United States, well distinguished ladies
and gentlemen in this city and other parts Of the country
I5-Iy
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DrANos, MUSIC, AND FANCY GooDs.-The .ubscr-

DIANOs, MUSIC, AND FANCY GOODS.-The subscr-
receiving his fall supply of Pianos &C. per
ship Marianne, from Bremen; barque Maryland, from
Boston and schooner Seguin, from New York His as
comprises the largest and most elegant stock of
Pianos offered in this District.
One superb Grand Piano. from the celebrated factory of
Ir,ner, formerly Schamback IL Merchant Lepsc, Ger
many. This instrument has been made order, and
brings with the highest testimonials OF superiority of tone
and elegance of finish.
Square Pianos, OF and 81 octaves, of the
facture.
Pianos by Chickeng, Boston, of and octaves Of
styles also, by Bacon Raven, Nunns IL Clark. and
Nunns 81 Fischer, of New York; of and 81 octaves of
square and round corners, tablet and other patterns and
other Pianos of neat and plain finish
American Pianos at factory PRICES German Pianos as
low as they can be bought in the United States.
Secondhand Pianos taken in part pay
An of guitars, vions flutes, accordeons
&c, from the plainest TO the highest finish.
In addition TO his former stock, he is opening seve-
raj thousand pieces of music for piano. guitar, &C. en-
bracing the and popular well as standard
publications superior guitar strings and all kinds oil mus
cal merchandise.
An elegant assortment of fancy goods
Rosewood and mahogany writing desks.
Rosewood and other work and dressing boxes.
Papiermache portfolios, OF various styles ana slzes-
Gard cases. perfume saches extracts, &c
Elegant French vases solar lamps, sverpiated cake
baskets, candlesticks, dc.
Britannia ware Rodgers's table and pocket cutlery,
RICHARD DAVIS,
Oct s--cod3t Pennsyivania avenue.