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Congress.
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT OF


Z Tho House On the l4ih, resolved itself in
10 Committee Of the Whole on the state Of
the Union, Mr.. Com, in the chair, and re-
sumod the consideration Of the "Bill TO es-
tablsh the Territorial government Of Ore
qon,r the question pending being upon The
lollowin amendment, submistad By Mt. BURT,
viz:
"Insert In The 18th section after the word
lsnd,'' and bslsre the words shall be sub
jec,' the words, sinasmuch ss the whole Of
The said Territory lies north ofihrty-six de-
grses aud thirty minutes north latitude;
known a the line fthe Missouri csnprsm-
iss.'" Mr. Dar designed to maks this
test upoa the extension Of the Missouri
csmpromise 10 territory hereafter acquired.
The vote vas as follows:
b YEAE--MessIs Stephen Adams, Akin.
son, Bsninger, Bed;nger, Bell, Janes Al.
Black, Bowdon, Bowlin. Boyd, Blocker
.brouQh, Milton Bsswn, William u. Brown,
Burt, John G. Chapmaa, Augustus A. Chap
man, Rcuben Chapman, Chase, Clarke, Cobb,
Cooke, CotHell, Crozier, Cullom, Cunning
ham, Daniel, Dargan, G. Davis Dobbin,
Dockery, Dsrglass, Gentry, Giles, Graham,
Grider, Haralson, Harmanson, ilastings. Hill
lard, Isaac z. Holmes. John w. Houston,
George 8. Houston, Rdmund w, Hubbard.
Hunter, Charles j. lngersell, Joseph John
son, Andrew Johnson, George w. jones,
Seaborn Jones, Thomas B. King, Leake, La
Sers, Ligon, Long Lumpkin, Mcdaniel,
James Mcdowell, McHenry, Mckay, Bar
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or L. B. Peck, (Dem.) has bssh slscsed
10 Congress from the 4th Vermont District.
Il was the Sd trial. ESD asssg IA
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n Married,
II cilhss. oashs i7ih inss.. ~ shsRsv ". u wsIsos
~. s6sEPfi BARNaEIzER y His. stuANTnA
STOUT, bssh sfRssehsrt.
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INrxxxsrING TO BACHELORS. .--An Eng
lish paper indulgss in the following remarks
in relation to certain members ofthe commu-
hity. We recommend them to the serious
consideration Of all old bachelors.
IA man who passes through life without
marrying, 10 like fair mansion left by the
builder unfinished. The half that is COM
pleted runs to decay from neglect, or be-
comes at best, but sorry tenement wanting
the addition Of that which makes the whole
useful. Your bachelor 10 emily the moieiy
Of mana sort OF g,rnish for dish--or
a prologue TO plays bow, vithout--shs
fiddle" as
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2 Total public debt on ihs x
Isl. Dee. lS46 ............"..440, ,700. 0.577 90
Being $is6,si6 90 less than Il was on the
lsi. December, ls45.
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NEW YORK CLOTHING.
WIN. T. JENNINGS & Co.,

23l Broadcay, Nep York, and Pa. dpenne, near ON
street. Washington,
Nov offers to the citizens Of Washington, members Of
Congress and strangers, the largest supply OF asou-
able Read " Made Clothing Tor Gentemens wear,
ever offered in this cityconssng Of: Dress and frock
Coats Body Sacks and Oyercoais Of every variety French
and English Pants Silk Sai.n Merino and other Vests,
which, they will sell the lowest New York prices Orders
win be received and measures taken and sent e New YORK
executed with prumpness and despatch in their usual
OF elegance which they atter themselves cannot be sur
passed by any establishment in the county,
W.T.. j. &Co, have always on hand supply Of Shirts,
UNDERSTANDS, Hosiery Gloves Suspenders Stocks Crayas
and every variety OF dress articles for gentlemens wear
dec Aim
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THE TIMES

rs newspaper, edited by Duff Green. II will be,
far practicable full, fair, and candid record
of passing events but itschie present purpose is TO
counteract the Abolition movement BY unmasking
the designs, motives, and end of political abolition
to demonstrate that its principles hostile the
rights property, interests, prosperity and liberty Of
the North TO the rights and property Of the South
and by appeals to their intelligence and patriotism
unite the wise and good of oil parties In every sec
ton, in a common effort to strengthen and perpeu
ute the Union.
The Times will DO published weekly In Washing
ton city, and sent to subscribers, through the mail
for $3.50 per ann.
For copies 1000 %
four-and a. half street.
Agents.
Brooke, Shillington & Co, Washington.
Hugh Latham, Alexandria.
Ef All persons who approve the purpose for which
the Times Is established requested TO act as agents
for obtaining subscribers.
Editors throughout the country are requested TO
publish this prospectus and forward their papers in
exchange. E nov I6-tf
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NEW g SPLENDID SkY-LIGHT

At the Piumbc National DAGUERREAN Gallery
Concert Hall, Penn Avenue, near Brotcns Hofef
TIVE PROPRlETORS ofths yorite establishment nave
Il at great expense, erected a new and splendid IN
LIGH1whlch enables them TO take Duguerreoype Lake
which equalled by any other esansnnen'
in this city, and not surpassed by any " me wo,a
two 10 twenty Children OF any age taken In one second
Two Patents granted under the Great Seal o. Tue United
miums and two highest IIonors the National the Mas
chuses the New York. and Pennsylvania Exhibtlons for
the splendid Coored Daguereoyprs, ana pest appar
ratus ,
Constantly on hand good assortment Of Gold Lockes
and Pins. Portraits taken In any weather This Gallery
contains the largest collection OF the KIND IN the United
States. Abundance Free
A large Hall TO let for evening Concerts, &c.
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STANDING CoMkrfTEES or THE SENATE.
a list presented by Mr.. SEWER; when
Mr. Hale having asked the Indulgence OF The Senate to
excuse him from serving any committees on grounds
personal 10 himself as well the classification that had
been made Of his name brlel coioqy ensued In which
Mr. Wesicott moved that the Senator be excused from
serving; which motion determined in the affirmative
IN motion n Mr. Breese II asorere that the vacancy
occasoned by Mr. Hale be hed BY The Chair which mo-
O6 Tes ssve seno S, @sbss s
On Ti,ianes~Msssrs. Aiherion, Dickinson, Clayton,
On commerce. Niessrs Dix, Breese johnson, OF Mary
land, Cameron, and Davis, Of Mass
On lsrieaiare- Mesas Sturgeon, Turpey, sprlance,
On Iliiary Idairs- -Messra Cass benton, Crittenden
Days, q Mississippi, Dix, Badgsr' and ndI Rusk
on NaSG Affairs Messrs Fairfield, Yulec, Miller
: os Puddle Iands-Messrs. Breese, Ashley, Corwin
Fech and Underwood.
son, Of Louisiana Downs, and Berren
On bldian A6airs--Messrs- Atchison, Sewer, Phelps
Oh dain,s- Messrs. Mason, weslcot, Underwood brad
bury and Baldwin.
on Revolutionary caaip.s Messrs Bright Bradbury, Up
on he Judiciary Ashley, Butler, Berrien, West
on he Posi- Office and Post Roads Msssrs Niles, Sur
geon, Pearce, Rusk, and Corwn.
On Roads and Canas Messrs IIannegan Foote, Clarke
Sturgeon and Spruance ia ,
On Pensions Messrs, johnson, Of Louisiana, Foch
Phelps, Dayis Of Mississippi, and Baldwin.
FIR the District Of Colibid Messrs Cameron Hunter
Miller, Foote, and Greene.
On Patents and the Patent Once Messrs Westcoii ,rur
On Retrenchprnt- Meszs Turney Douglass, Mangum,
Niles, aud Clarke
Oh he Territories Mersrs Douglass Bright, Clayton
Butler, Davis, Of Mass. 7
On he Pubic buildings Messrs, Hunter, Yuee, and
Spruance. Htf '.4 4 ~
g. ne Library Messrs Pearce, Davis, of mississippi,
and Mason 33# iF
and Pearce. 'sif
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COPP'S PAVILION, :.
Located ON LIN. av., near corner or eth sire

A fen steps north Of Coismans Hotel.
ON the FIRST door is a 1rst class RESTAURANT. with
" several spacious private parlors for parties always
ready nj the shortest notice.
ON the door there is n suite OF spacious and very
neat BATHING ROOMS, where baths OF different kinds
may all times be had NJ the low charge OF ~ cents each
hot or cold Good servants constantly Ia attendance with
ont charge 10th the Restaurant and Bathing Estab.
lishment deemed inferior 10 none In the country
on the second floor IL ROWLING SALOON, both com
modious and elegant aud unsurpassed by any similar "a.
loon In either Of the cities of the Union.
III the rear OF this Saloon liz welLappoinie,l PISTOL
GALLERY. f-9as3
The Pavon's charges In each department will be mod.
erae and the whole establishment viii be open every day
and evening Of the week. except Sunday which day the
Bathing Establishment alone will be open until l2 O'Clock
The proprietor invites the public to call and examine
nov 2i-dlm. MOSES COPP.
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A Card.

A Card.
- A. J. SCHWARTZE, Jr., having re. -
M ceiyed a. large assortment Of FANCY GOODS, ~
~ DRUGS, &C., invites the attention Of citizens -
and strangers to list of the following articles all Of which
Of the superior kind and will be sold reasonable viz
"a Indies Toilet ARTICLES.
Consisting Of genuine French and English
Perfimery, Cosmetics, Fancy Soaps Of ev.
cry variety, Dressing and other Combs,
Curl Brushes, Hair Brushes Rowlands
aa Macassar Oil, French and English Poma-
-l tum, Lip Salves, celebrated Chinese or Per-
sian Powder, Amandne for chapped hands,
warranted -and other articles too numer-
Gus to mention i# -
ALSO q.
Gentlemen's Toilet articles.
Consisting, In part Of Razors Razor
Straps, Shaving Brushes, Shaving Creams
and Soaps, Pocket Combs, Tooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes, Hat and Hair Brushes, Po-
matums Philacome, Hair Oil, &c, together
with an extensive selection OF other useful
articles, M
Hss.,s5 II ALSO
The very finest Segars, direct from the
importers All Of which we are willing TO
warrant as the genuine article.
nov 29-eod I'm Store Pa dpertue, near 3D. street
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
Agency for obtaining Patents for New In
y. - Yenfi0ns Mt WnaIingfOn. .aL-.l. ..

VIZ T. ELLIOT, formerly of the Patent Office informs
be found at the same corner where has been located
the last thirty years. directly opposite the Patent Office
He is prepared TO execute with his accustomed accuracy
and prompness any business In the line Of his profession
such furnishing information respecting the originality
and pateltaby ofnventons preparing papers and draw
ings for applications for patents, caveats &c. .t
10 those unacquanted with him, he refers TO the follow
ing testimonial OF the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth, late Com
missioner Of Patents
Patent Office, Feb. To- 1912.
Mr. William P. Elliot who has been formerly employed
In the Patent Office Draughtsman having esab
lished Patent Agency in the city Of Washington take
great pleasure in recommending him gentleman w0r
thy OF confidence, and being particularly qualified to
take charge Of any business requiring knowledge Of
chanca science the progress OF the arts and patent i'm
provements Mr.. Elliot Is also well acquainted with the
practice Of this Office. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents
W. p. Elliot Is also the author Of the plan Of the new
Patent Office building.
B- Letters business TO be postpaid
" B.
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OPERATIONS UPON THE FEET

VTNHE subscriber offers his services to the public
i OPERATOR ON ExCRESCENsES, such
as, HARD and SOFT CORNS, BUNIONS, CLUB
NALLS. NAILS PENETRATING THE FLESH,
WARTS, &c. Operations performed ~ Five MiNurRs,
without the least pain blood He devoted much time
and thought to e subject and believes that he entirely
comprehends their nature and treatment His success In
the city Of Baltimore for the last FIVE years. has been such
as 70 warrant him in promising 70 all who may condc in
his experience and skill great and satisfactory benefit
Dr. ZAcHARIAH Is now permanently located in this city,
and Will be happy TO attend ladies' or genemens feet by
the year His charges quite moderate triing indeed,
compared with the relief and satisfaction he affords
sufferer lie likewise refers the public the following
Communications which are In his possession
&C.,. tas BALTIMORE, August 9Th, 1916.
We, the undersigned, having examined DR. l. Zachariah,
Jrs method Of curing Corns Bunons, DC, do hes
itae 10 recommend him to the public and his
thod is most rational AZ well as effectual
(SignedD w W. HANDY, M. ID. r. CHArARD, NJ. d.
Prof N. II. SMITH, JOHN WHIrRIDoE, NJ d.
CHAs. b. GIBSON, r. e. CHATARD, M d.
Besides the above DR. T. has certificates Of his skill from
some Of the first in the United Stnes, be seen
by calling on him at his office, over Mr.. S. PARKERS
Fancy Store Pennsylvania avenue, between l2 and 9Th
Streets Sixth DOOR EAST OF CoLEMANs HoTEL
LZACHARIAH, Jr.,
Surgeon Chropedist.
n Ladies' or gentlemen waited their residence II
required. dec 2-lfdly'
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.

49, The subscriber respectfully informs his custom
&1Y9 err and the public that he has opened a NEW
CONFECTTONARYAND ICE CREAM 81.
LOON, the north side Of Pennsylvania Ave.
nue. between 9Th and 7h Streets two doors ives! o1Concer
Hall This establishment has been handsomely fitted up,
and IL supplied With foreign and domestic CONNECTION.
AIRY ofthe very best quality full assortment OF FANCY
ARTICLES; genuine Pickles. Anchovies and Preserves
The subscriber is prepared supply cake and every
kind Of sweetmeais and for wedding din
ured Wholesale and retail Orders for Ice Cream Jeies
&c. puncuay attended to-. Citizens and Suangefs are
speculy invited to give me call before purchasing else
where. GEORGE KRAFFT.
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PORTER a POLLOCK,

1-A Would most respectfully call the attention OF
Their friends and Oh che pnSIc generally 70 their !.
avenue, Opposite Colemans Hotel They prepared to
do all kinds Of PLAIM and ORNAMENTAL PANT.
ING, GLIDING, DROWNING, CfRAINING, MAR
BLING, LETTERING PLAIN and FANCY WALL
PAINTING, TRANSPARENCLES Of .erery desrip.
ionn Short everything appertaning to their trade IN
that cannot fail TO give satisfaction both regards
quality and despatch nov 5--n
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Cement, Calcined Plaster, &c.

TIME Undersigned has just received fresh supply Of
i Cement Calcined Plaster, from New York. Also, on
hand White Sand, Anthracite and Cumberland Coal with
a general supply Of White and Yellow Pine for building
purposes Cedar Posts from eight to sixteen feet In length
and is daily receiving wood burnt Lime fresh from the
kiln All Of which win be disposed Of low for cash. or TO
punctual customers ut short dates.
Lumber Yard on 7th street, near the Canal.
nov 19-d3t& law3w p. M. PEARSON
Fountain and Evening News.l
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ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

TUE usual place Of attraction for ENGR4 WING AND
l. COPPER PLATE CARD PRINTING has re.
moved to 18th street, frst door from Pa. ave,
where the subscrber would be glad TO have Members Of
Congress- visitors residents and the public generally give
him n call when they want Engraving done and Cards
printed In the BEST nd,ner and nj the shortest notice
Numerous specimens to be at and the beat
ference given II required
renov l3-3taw2n' JOHN CUIIUM
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Ba avenue, opposite Jackson Hall, Washington
IN BoTTLEs.
MADEIRA WINES.
Ne,pton, Gordon, Murdoch q. Co.
susl London Particular
George and Robert blackburn 4. Co.
London Particular
Superior old serciai superior old Mamsley
DO Grape Juice
SHERRY VINES.
Pale Sherry, extra SUPERIOR pomars
Pomar's Gold Sherry, very superior
Amontilado
VINES OF FRANCE.
Chateau Margaux subscription wine
Chateau a,or L ssrre P ps a 81 Julien
Bordeaux y low priced, for ordinary consumption
800 baskets fine Champagne, IN q ana p oou'es
RHINE and MOSELLE WINES.
s saaeslein sa' aS IS Sparkling Hook
PORT VINES
Superior Old PORT for medicinal purposes
superior White Port, do do
Narsachp0 d cara curacoa red and o. T Rass
Creme De c tsRSd LIQUORS. pp''
BRANDY
otard, Dupuy & Co., vntage 1916 A
Otsrd, Dupuy q Co., pale, vintage 1893
Holland 'a% p4sss Spirits extra quality
10 five gallon demiohns very old Santa Cruz
WHISKY. AZ
GA Irish, gan''h0wen) Very old and ane
LONDON DOUBLE BROWN STOUT.
ey u,rS Brown eIs s'0"' In quart and pint bottles
l''TF-Tf > .,->-~->~-~-~~--~~->-.s-~->-~-- II
,Hf4e IN WOOD.
y WINES.
Madeira, Sherry, and Port, with great variety Of
other Wines
10 casks Old London Particular, imported In 1899, by
the late Messrs. Smith
WHISKY
Irish, Scotch and Monongahela-very fine
9S CIGARS
$1,000 very superior Cigars, our own importation,
dec LII SIMMS & SON.
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NEW NJ ESTABLISHMENT

M. GASsAWAY a. G. sPENCE,.
HAVING associated themselves together under the
GASsAwAY q SPENCE,
for the purpose Of conducting the BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESS, In all its various branches, would
therefore most respectfully inform the cizsns Of this
tropos that they have laid In superior stock Of French
American CALF SKINS with the very best quality Of
Spanish and English BEND. SOLE LEATHER with
general Of other Materials which they will man.
uacure into gentlemens dress and other BOOTS in The
very French and American styles Also. materials
= for the splendid FRENCH OPERA BOOT. Being
satisfied that their experiences In the practical opera,
tons Of their business give them decided advantage
most all, who are now engaged In this business
in this city they hesitate not therefore 10 invite comps
tition-[we mean no offence to the trade,l
We have on hand general assortment Of gentle.
mems BOOTS prices varying from S5t o. Also,
ladies' misses ehildren,s and boys together with al de-
d kept in well regulated Boot and Shoe Establishment
all OF which will be disposed Of on the most pleasing terms
for CASH
Members OF Congress, Heads Of Departmental citizens
strangers who prefer and elegance combined are
invited to give call ~
North side Pa. avenue, between LIZ and 9th street.
oct % -dtjanl'
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The Standing Committees, provided for by the
Rules, the appointment of which was ordered on
Thursday last By resolution, were, upon the reading
lows:
Committee Of Elections.-Messrs. Richard w.
Thompson, Joseph Muln, Lucien B. Chase, Natha-
MEL Boyden, Timothy Jenkins John Van Dyke, j.
Of Ways aud Means Messrs Samuel F. Vim
ton, Robert Toombs, James J. Mckay, Charles Hud-
son, George S. Houston, Charles s. Morehead, Jas.
Pollock Samuel G. Hubbard Henry Nieol
Of Ciaims.--Messrs. John A. Rockwell John
Crowell, John R. j. Daniel, VIM. Nelson, David
Wilmot George g. Dunn, Thomas w. Lyon Tho
mas s. Flournoy; James II. Thomas. #
Grinneii, r. F. Simpson, Moses Hampton, Banno nor,
G. Thibodeaux, Johds Wentworth, Dudley $. Gre.
CORY, Archibald Atkinson, Kingsley, $: Bingham;
On Public Lands, Messrs. Jacob Colameri Alex.
d. stephens y. A. McClernand, Garnett Duncan,
hicnara brodhead Harvey futnan, John Jameson,
On The Posi- Q6Fee and Post Roads. -Messrs VIM.
L. Goggin, James M. Root, Charles Brown, Daniel
B. 81. John John s Phelps, Elisha Embree, George
W. Jones, Abraham Lincoln, David $. Kaufman.
Chapman, F. A. Tallmadge, James Mcdowell,
Washington Barrow o. B. Fickin, VIM. Henry,
Alex. d. Sims, Thomas o. Edwards, Benjamin B.
Thgrston.
On the Juiiciary--M essrs. Joseph R. Ingersoll,
George Ashmun, John Petit, Nathan X. Hail. John
H. Lumpkin, James Dixon Richard French, John
L. Taylor, Richard X Meade
On Revolutionary Claims. Messrs. Daniel p.
King, Chester Butler, Franklin w. Bowdon Robert
l.. Rose, Alfred Iverson, David Outlaw, Jonathan d.
Norris VIM. A. Newell f. X. Smart.
On Public. Expenditures Messrs. Thomas T..
Clingman, John Strohm, Henry Bedinger, Artemas
Hale, w. P. Hall, John W. Jones, Emile La sere,
franklin Clarke, H. s. Conger.
On Priraie Land Claims. -Messrs John Gayle,
j. E. Brady, ]. d. Bowlin, W. w. Wick, David
Rumsey, IT,, J. H. Harmanson, p. w. Tompkins, II.
s. Candy, Andrew Johnson
On Mani.fdctires; Messrs. Andrew Stewart, A.
Joseph f. Edsal, Epakim Sheriff., VIM G. Brown,
'onn w; CIisfeld, James e. Johnson; !,
- IN AgrsetAfnre.-M essrs. Hsgn WHITE, A. u
Harris y YIN fa,fiEh Hnm Beleher WI,
.On indian A6airs.- M. p. Gentry, ID. M.
w CatSc,art ! r GIddngs L. B. Peck. A Bnck.
neJ R. , Y; Johnson s.,. M...o.. ~, I ~.
Armistead Burt, James Wilson, H. A. Haralson,
John Dickey. Linn Boyd, Dudley Marvin. VIM r,
Haskell, David Fisher
On he Miiia Messrs. John B. Thompson,
JePs f as JOIN ch 1iasGa S sSSss
Beaie, w. s. Featherston, r. Dickinson ~
On Napal Affairs. Messrs. Thomas Butler King,
Isaac f. Holmes r. @. Schenck Hugh White Thos
H. Bayiy, Lewis q. Levin, Frederick p Stanton on,
E. Darlington Cabell, Amos Tuck.
On E9reign Affairs. ,-Messrs Truman Smith,
R. b. Rhett, J. s. Pendleton, William Duer, Robert
OnMe Territories -Messrs @. b. Smith, II, b.
Cranston, Howell Cobb, Julius Rockwell James
Thompson, daniel Gott, /. E. Morse, Nathan Evans,
T. Philsbury.
Cooke, Peter H. Sylvester John d. Cummns, John
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PLAIN AND FANCY
DRESS MAKfNG.

MRS LANsDALE would respectfully inform her friends
M and the Ladies' Of Washington that she has removed
the Of Pennsyvana avenue and 18th street. ed
door, where she will be happy walt upon all who may
favor her with their patronage.
Thankful for the many fayors Of tho past she hopes, by
particular attention to Cutting Fitting, and making Dress
Ing, to merit continuance Of the same.
NB-Mrs |. can accommodate three or four Boar,lers
oct 2l-6md' va