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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
A rnrculNG INCIDENT.

A friend of the Editor of the Apalachl.
cola Commercial Adrertlstr, has furnished
him with the following exliacl Of "a letter
received by him and dated
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. ! l-l1.
i" In conversation with a Neighbour aud
friend Of Henry Clay, learned The par
ucuiars OF the delicate act Of thosr per.
sons who paid lis notes at the North Bank
Of Kentucky, thereby canccIns the NOR.
gage WHICH he had gwen on his estate 70
secure mnney winch lac borrowed 10 pay
an endorsement,
Mr. Clay vent to The Guk 70 pay lie
interest OF the debt and 10 per cru'.--
The Cashier handed hun lhe note anal said,
"a it was pad" Paid by whom T. ! don;
know, sir. "plra-e cal for Mr. LlIlurd,
tho President" Mr.. Lulord ru1nc. Nj.
Clay sad" i my uote PAID +" Ii =
pau, ,ir." Ey whom 7 don'l know
but | received the amount 10y letter Ia
cancel your note aud mnugag", With the
request to hand the papers 10 you. Mr.
Clay raised his hands over bis head aud
cxclaimlnn - Good God, did ever man
have such friends mud such curmics as
Henry CLAY, hurs, into tears and wspi
Ike a child. 4 irs months afterwards,
-.x gcnli, aIcn cane 10 his home and tlald
j few DAYS and thcn accompanied han e
New Orleans, where the, tcmHimd stln."
,,pc-thev svre a pare 81 the n4blc ttfeca
a no paid lIs debts, but lie knew Il mo-
Siqce that. 10 has received book with
fifteen cugra,ugs 10 II, giving the ike
ncsses ii al the dpaors they reside
some I'll New Orleans, shue III BJstcu,
New York and Philadelphia.
PHENOMENON - NATURAL HISTORY.
The Montgomery (Nabsmal journal
,syss
]" An intelligent and reliable correspon.
den, a, Missouri. Pike county, mic'ms u
nf singular circumstance which had
somewhat troubled many Of the worthy
cltiarns of tint SECTION, IhIs was the aP'
peatance OF m immense fight Of the great
American vulufe, q! sese,nl miles %
length, and containing millions OF these
aerial sciveugers they we're long tinc
il passing, and al times dalkrned the wl'oie
horizon. The writer SAWS they came near
~ due north and strefed nearly south
some flew SO low rs to be within The limits
Of the boughs Of The fullest trees, and 9th
ers 81 high as scarcely 10 be seen Al
one time the whole canopy seemed tn ht
darkened wlth these birds from east To west
north to south fion the tops Of trees Il
a. Ugh as the slghi could reach, was OF"
, dark cloud,
Tie ancstion now i, ono Of interest t
naturalist, where tnch '1s' number :
those birds could have been bred, aud wh1
thus passage, 50 unusual, from i's hno"'
habi..'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
New Firm in Camden, :. c.

InuE Subscribers having established them.
IL selves in Camden under the firm Of Cham
bcrs h Rankin, for the purpose of Receiving and
Forwarding Goods, together with the purchase OF
Cotton and sale of Groceries, would respectfully
reones, their county friends to give them call.
as they intend TO give liberal prices for Cotton and
.eIl their Groceries as low as any other house in
Camden
n. W. CHAMBERS.
RANKIN.
Inn %. lS31 l1u
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HEAVY rER CENT ron coLLEcTlNG

HEAVY FER CENT FOR COLLECTING.
Mexico owes the UniIed States e. ,ooo''
OlO which She wa' too poor 70 pay "'
United States undertook to Collect we
debt by compulsory means, aud INC al
temp, has already cost the creditor 80
900 900, according 70 hl' own s'a''lneh''
and probably more than sl0O 900 QUO, or
fire huBdrcd per cent by The lowest esl''
mate and what is The worst part oil 'ne
business, the longer The attempt 10 collect
the debts continued The less able Mexico
will be to pay It. II Is something IKE tue
old law Of Imprisonment for debt. " hen
man could not pdy, he was locked up "a
prison aud thus placed beyond the poss'0'i
IL Of ever paying. Auburn Adrer''ser'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
MARRIAGE AND DEATH ON TUE sAMl


The Neubernian states that the gentie'
man whose marriage aud death on the
same day are related IN the following mott
ces, was formerly highly respectable CT.
,izen of Leaoir county ~ this state;
Married, ia Pensacola, Florida at
o'clock, A. NJ, on the llh day OF Novem'
her. lslG, Mortimer Bright, ESQ TO Miss
Rebecca Simpson.
&" And died, in Pensacola, on ne same
day, at hall past 7. NJ, Mortimer br,Sh'
Esq, aged AZ years and five months
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
The Markets.
FAYETTEVILLE. MARCH


COTTON has improved sllss at 81 10 i0l--
but t,lo coming to market. FLOUR has. DE-
elined salss u 81. Nc other change 10 notice.
= Fayetteville Ojserrcr.
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Fmywu Apprentices TO the Printing business
is wanted at this Office
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18

A friend Of the Editor of the Apulachi.
cola Commercial Adrert,s,r, has furnished
him with the f,llowlng exlIacl OF letter
received by him and dated
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UROugh and Ready,, Line.

TIL E subscriber Is running his omnibus " Rough
and READY TO and from the Alexandria steamboat and
Pennsylvana avenue, for the low fare Of rwELvK AND
HALF CENTS and hopes TO receive the patronage Of the
Travelling Public The Omnibus will leave the wharf
the arrival Of the boats, will passengers any
point they may desire, Pennsyivana, between
Fuers the Capitol and will leave the southwest
Of the and 9th street. Opposite
liz and l0l m, and l2l2 ~, and dl2, r. M 10
convey Passengers To the boat. ]. w. ELLIOTT
NJ B-Passengers for the Mailboatc take the Omnibus
at Sl2, m, aud will be called for at Colemans and
l9-dly'
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HENRY JANNEY,
xuA, SupsSantini, ana
BOOTS.
CHEAP AND FAsHIONABLE boots
IA AND SHOES.

,ssn NOW on hand, and constantly receiving, n large
assortment oladies and gentlemen's Boots and Shoes,
kof the best material and workmanship ~
Also all kinds Of work my line Of business made TO
order the shortest notice. and warranted suit sale
do not sell 10 per below cost but will sell low
for cash any other establishment In the city 81
Call and examine for yourself at the well known
r and lith streets J. +. FOWLER.
oct 8 colin novs' '
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PROSPECTUS
Congressional Globe and Appendix

~. ,.,hlr Ar ~ nevsel
TAU @ o a. e Pa r TX nnraachpe 4 ssion
teted with US Tor !he work on such terms q enables s
beers in quicker Succession than heretofore ana wou IN
ssass ~ S,x and birh offclal s,nct,om thus be
slowed The publication We shall increase ;ns ySsm.
~ e d ~ n, sees by sx,eSdne si further lis large
Thi i, Il, no the eas ,mporant po;p in te view .,
Inns as' - ~ ,e h - srl y, ,hr If he
oy M xaIe in nronortion 10 tie extent OF their circu
aon among me people ~ u, rs ms way sdua tn, Il
oros INTO 'e prssdo % ramnisnton with them
Obtains easy aseess anu h xsrnt rally repr.
sentative -, j., ,on.rss. The s,ronv,s
arls ~ nunrosoan and ran6d,nee in he liberal means
a II a anr n ,s ueaaty and industry
ry ~ 81 Se e mmen. 81 He MANAGEMENT on our part
,ciy " .e u % ,nn ~, H. ,,,,s, ha s, ea,ifs Of
wy me-, 'i Mi lie ,,nasr,ah"g /, viii he disl,n
s Interest Sd and results q
y, and,ns M ~, n, h. Gd viii furnish objects OF
profound inquiry and Ing erns :" psare,
me disposition 70 Pc aas o. se INV, ar, m
this country and especially as bearing on he appossns
rr.s,usnai eisG.oh wa ,lis s"nls ~ WashIadn
Turing The ssr as @ sSp u or sv q s s
sr a. Seh held or and
never presented 70 any previous Congress. AZ 'at ms
o. asy ~ N New Mexico Caiilo,a
h lie caita OF Ne xico and The still
\, ,iii , ,hs az the ne XII Congress-
~ v,, con,an he history AZ The war and III action
determine lis results whether they be decided by
diplomacy And whatever il developed concerning this
und Interesting matter the floor Of Congress or N the
Executive messages found recorded in tile Congress
sorul Globe and Appendix
The Congressional Globe made up Of the daily proceed
ngs Of lie two Houses OF Congress, printed super
fine double royal paper smaA type, (brevier and nom
pareil quario form, each number containing 10 royal
uuartn nages o the members, this first
orm are full report oe prepared ches
being reserved Appendix Az buttons, motions,
and other proceedings given in Jf Of the Journals
with the yeas and nays on every imp r.iAt question
| HE
Every I'LL ~ WI, ' \, ~ III ai,rr our renort If
Ia ar n th;nL n n i44rnrr.,ri y y -' II .7
,rn nrs,,, H. s n, If I'M. Pr sient,s Annual Mes
cave & enos ~ the nr,ncinal ono arr of the Coyernm.nt
% II and III az Members OF Congress
written M, mr. revised nv themselves II is printed in the
.,,,a 1, nc the Globe and usually makes
hn,,, ,ha me n,,nh.r ~ m.gss ,,rins sesson
n,rne he 6rs month or s,x weeks Of session. there is
,r.ix more business done than viii make two numbers
,ra. nn ~ ,ss Globe and one OF the Ap.
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TO THE LATEST MONEY!
ny THE ELECTRIC WIRES.

by TIE ELEC7RIC WIRES.
Photographic Correspondence ofthe Daily National wing
CiScNNArI, Nov. 8, 10 a. IN.
We have Just received advices from Santa Fe to
the 7th Of September
IL was runiored al that place that the American
Traders at Chihuahua have been driven away from
tho city and their property all destroyed by the Mex
leans.
All was quiet at Santa Fe, but the American sol
diers were very disorderly. The Calaboose was full
prisoners for offences against good order and mo-
raiiy.
Commodore Stockton and party arrived at st. Jo-
seph's ON the 10Th OF July, on his way home. All
quiet there M sfi.A -
CLEVELAND, Nov. g, 10 a. m.
Judge Reed, OF the Supreme Court OF ohio has
been arrested for an attempted rape upon chamber
maid Of the Weddell House. The greatest indigna-
ton prevails against him.
~~---~~---,-,---~~-~---- tl
BALTImonE Nov 8, 2 p. m.
Ho ward street Flour &C. but no buyers ut that rate
City Mills do 90. l2--nore sellers than buyers.
Prime white Wheat ranges from l29 to l3lc-sales
: light
We have to record sale of 10000 bushels of
prime red Wheat ut SIZE.
Prime white Corn CSC and small sales.
Prime yellow corn moves slowly at 60 to Toe.
Sales Of Oats ut 35c.
DO Of Whiskey in bbls, al 20 l-2 cents.
The foreign news by the Caledonia has had de-
pressing effect upon the market generally.
g.r No Despatch from New York or Philadelphia
AT the hour Of going to press. ,s
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sHYBoAH g 0oos,
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.

SEYDOLT a. Co, Successors OF s. Holmcs) 7th street.
. opposite Patriotic hank, receiving fresh stock,
COMPRISING Teas, Coffee Sugars, Moasses, Woolseys ST
rup Che. SCI Specs ground aud uground Candles, Cocoa
Shells Hops, Rice, Catsups, Pickles, LINES, Olives Capers,
English French, and American Mustard hay Rum, Pep
per Si,,ce Bakers Riches, IIaPs and Parons Cocoa,
Cigars Tobacco, Maccaron Vermicel Mace, and gene
nd OF all articles usually kept i'm agrocery store
Also hand choice article OF Orange county Butter
ort Sind ".l.t.s. .ts.r
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
~. WASHINGTON.

TUE PRoPRIETORS Of Hotel nave secured the aid
Of Mr. GRonoR w. YELLorr as their general agent in re-
fitting and hereafter conducting the establishment.
He Is authorized 10 act in every matter relating thereto
in purchasing and making all ami every contract engage
necessary for conducting the business, fully the
propretos themselves could do and all the transactions
the house must be through him alone. n.
The house. having been enlarged, thoroughly repaired,
and refurnshcd viii be opened on the 10th Of october
Having secured the services Of Mr.. r, X. THOMPSON
caterer, Formerly of Coemans) they trust 10 render the
house every why worthy ofpatronage -
oct Sim Y st' AVE " G5ftItt-tft.
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afpEGIIs17xc

Rn1s-~N Cnrd. --Dr. MCDONNELL. feturns his
3R sincere thanks to his numerous friends and
UIYSYV\ patrons for the liberal encourage they
ALIJ have given him in his profession as Surgeon
Dentist would respectfully state that he has
himself with Mr.. THOS. J. WILLARD, a gentleman every
way qualified 10 give unbodnded satisfaction; that the
meros dIsapontnenis given by his necessary absence
attending other engagements will again, he
partner will always be the spot and pledges him
self that all calls in his line Dental Surgeon will be at
tended to with the least possible delay.
Their Office Is opposite Jackson Hall, between4 and
Sd Streets on Pennsylvania Their charges In all
cases will be moderate oct l6-2md
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NOTICE L. hereby gwen that the Library Of Congress- viii
IN be closed Tuesday, the nth OF October, and will moi
again be opened until Thursday the 2th OF November.
OCT l2-eod I'm JOHN s. MEElIAN, Librarian.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
asa M.GAssAwAY a. g. SPENCE,
HAVING associated themselves together under the

1s 81 II.f Ia. ~ . !
GASSAWAY g. SPENCE,
for the purpose Of conducting the BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESS, iM oil Its various branch IL, would
therefore respectfully inform The citizens Of this
tropols that they laid In superior stock Of French
and american CALF SKINS with the very best quality OF
Spanish and Engiish BEND SOLE LEATHER, with a
general Of other Materials which they will
uiacre into gen!lemen's dress and other BOOTS In the
very latest French and American Styles Also materials
= for the splendid FRENCH OpERA boot Being
satisfied that their experience in the practical opera.
lions Of their business give thom decided advantage
ovsl most IL all who engaged in this
in this city they hesitate not therefore to invite compe
tition--l we mean no offence To the trade.] ~ NJ
We have on hand general assortment Of gentle
mems dress at prices varying from s5to 81 Also
LADIES' misses chilrens aud boys together with all de-
scriptons of BOOTS u SIoES-n short, every thing that
il kept In well regulated Boot and Shoe Establishment
all which will be disposed Of the pleasing
for CASH =, s4 ..at
Members Of Congress- Heads Of Departments citizens
and strangers who prefer and elegance combned
- GASSAwAy q SPENCE,
South side Pa. avenue doors west OF 9TH street,
oct 23-dtanl nearly opposite Browns Hotel
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OPENING OF THE
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT,

BASEMENT Of Washington Hall, southwest corner OF
Pennsylvania and Sixth street. On Monday, the
LIST OF Noyember this splendid establishment will thrown
open the Public where the friends Of the propretors and
the citizens generally arc respectfully invited TO call
y .a-, t.4.t RAND u WILLIAMS
oct3O--tf Proprietors
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PLAIN AND FANCY N
DRESS-MAkiNG.

MRS LANSDALE would respectfully inform herlfriends
M and the Ladies' Of Washington, that she has removed
to the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18Th street. cd
door, where she will be happy walt upon all who may
favor her with their patronage We ~
Thankful for the many vors OF the past she hopes, by
particular attention 10 Cutting, Fitting and making Dress
ing, to merit continuance Of the same. 2. Il
N.B-Mrs I. can accommodate three or four Boarders.
oct 2l-Gmd. u lftssa .tl 5faA f-tlzf tsHS.
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WING NATIONAL c CONVENTION,
FOR SELECTING CANDIDATES FOR
PRESIDENT T. VICE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
To be held at -, ON tho -- day of -, 10.
NEW HAMPsIIIIiE.

! NEW HAMFbHIKE , ~ n
DsLEsArRs AT IARas. Gov. Anthony Colby, OF New
London; Hon, IchnboJ Goodwin, OF Portsmouth.
subsiuies-Ir Periey, Of Concord; Thomas H. Sanger
of Dover.
Diirict No. I-Chafles w. Gutter, OF Portsmouth.
Substitute Marston, OF Exeter.
District No. U--tieorge w. Nesmiil Of Franklin.
Subsute--Wiliam Sawyer, Jr., OF Wakefield
District No H--Aaron r. Hughes, Of Nashville,
Substitute -Isaac sturtsvani, Of keene.
District No. IV:-Jonathan kittre,ge, Of Canaan.
Substitute Augustus " Brewster, Of Hanover
VERMONT.
DsLRoArRs AT LARoE.-Soomon Foot, Of Rutland II,
Everett, of Windsor.
Subalues "a l. Miner, Of Manchester; Carlos Coolidge,
Of Windsor
District No. IA. 7. Lyman, OF Bennington.
Substitute "A. 1. Cailin, Of Orwell
District No. III Cults, OF Hirand.
Substitute--Wm Hebard, OF Chelsea.
District No Hill T. Royce, Of Berkshire.
Substitute--H. Is. Stacy, OF Burlington
District No, TYP. Baxter, Of Derby.
Substituted II. Deano, OF fiardwick.
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COAL.

COAL.
IOHN PErTlBONE is receiving daily his supply Of the
above article various kinds, together win Inc cele
DRAFTED BUTLER COAL which lie has had the pleasure 1i
Introducing Tins market, and which has been highly
by those who have used IT. suitable Tor kler
MANS Ranges, Radiators, &c.
Glover lin Coal, an excellent article OF Bituminous
dump Coa thought 80 he ctuni if not superior the
rious kinds heretofore used in city Il
Orders al the yard Lenoxs Wharf, the
Long Bridge, and hs Office, L. H. Massoelis drug store,
south Pa avenue between IL and 9TH streets,
John Il. Callans. oct S--tf
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JOHN PETTIBoNE,

DEALER IN
CODA ~ ANNIE HGlIE.
Yard Lenoxs Wharf, near the Long Bridge OGee--L.
f. Massoettis Drug Store south side Pennsy
between ~ and It'll streets.
To- Dealers and others can be supplied with Butler Cod
by the cargo o otherwise. oct ST.
f. BURGER,
nEALER in Tobacco, Cigars and snuff, Wholesale and
IL Retail, 18th street, between G and H.
ocUS-lm novS.
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LOOK HERE!
STnVEs AMI GRATES.

LOOK HERE!
STOVES AND CRATES.
JOSEPH II. NEvETT, Pennsylva. avenue opposite Will
actning, large and complete assortment OF Stoves and
CIR of the approved modern patterns, warranted
TO draw well and not break from heat they will be sold
us to,o prices as they can be bought In the District
CRATES.
aud beautiful variety, finished in the best manner,
and arranged 10 burn either Anthracite or Cumber-
land coal very cheap, with rebrick jams and backs
COOKING STOVES
From The North Rirer furnaces the best Castings In the
will burn either wood coal and extremely low priced
COAL STOVES. g.EE.
great variety consisting OF Hail. Church. New Style RIA
dator and other Paror Stoves: Cylinders and Salamai
ders Tor Offices, workshops, &c.
WOOD, PARLOR, AND AIR TIGHTS.
aud superb style Of Parlor Wood Stoves including
richly carved cast artghts Very cheap and handsome
An-tlghts for chambers
FRANKLINS.
For wood coa-TgN PLATES, Box SrovRs, Dining room
Oven Stoves economical and very convenient
viii cook several hundred people, and the best kind
can refer oil the best Hotels In The
country that have them in
1850 TAILORS STOVES.
Made expressly for he.r convenient and
mical The trade invited TO call and see them,
. BEBEkrS COOKING RANGES.
Put up Northern prices with without hot back
All kinds PLuaBINa above and
Bathing fixtures and Pumps put up Ia the best
Always On Hand, +,
hods Fre-carrers, Cnder shovels, Stoveppe Fire
brick Mica Isngas, doors Listre Tor clean
Ing stoves; Pots, OVENS SSillets Tea kettles Plain and
psR, SHRRr.IRoN, made 10 order In the most workman
like manner. ,##.t @.
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There are over four Thousand nve hundred
brooke, shillington a. Co. We will name n
few OF thems
New York Herald
New York Tribune .lH'
Baltimore Sun.
LIZ 4sI,j4l ,HEEKLIES. af,
New York Herald; New York Trlbine; baltimore SUM-
Saturday Courier Posi- Dollar Newspaper, Meals Gazette
Philadelphia; Yandee Doodle, EmporIun New World Age
spirit OF the Times Home Journal Pchce Gazette, Flag o
the Free Yankee Uncle Sam, New York; Yankee Blade,
Living Age, Flag Of our Union, Boston, Western CONTINENT
Gazrtle Of Union, BALTIMORE London Pictorial News
Pictorial Times and Punch. w Is s..e
y MON1HLiES.f Fs
Union Masa1inei Grahanl's Msgazinei Godeys Iadys
(ior Chldren) Brother Jonathan; Chambers Misce
any. Any OF the above mentioned Papers and Perod
calls will be delivered 10 Subscribers la any part OF the
city.
Of ssleSt Novels Wiley and Pusms Library Of Books
which are books Prescos Conquest Of perui Napoleon
and his Maisas By nsadey washington and his te ne,
y Of Sports and Amusement The Court OF Louis XIV by
Miss rs,dos Men Women S and aoSss Sy Leigh Hunt
usoe, Typee and 0noc by Herman Melville; Envelopes
sn sr.rs s a e sSss nnd d. Is
and Stationery line ,,,,v,, ,,,,
Corner Of Penn Avenue, and ~ street. and corner
Ave, lind 18th street ate N'iFa,
oct s--dlm'
iINHE Subscribers having from the North
simeres and vesngs have now land and ae constant
~ manufacturing ali KINDS OF Ready made Clothing which
may them Will call They have on hand large
sormen Of SHIRTS Of the latest Style Dressing Robes Draw
ers Stocks, Crayas Umbrellas Hosiery Gloves, Per-
nery, Soaps Shaving Cream Combs, brushes, and RIA
zors' &C. &c ALSO
Just received lot Of Fancy Goods suitable for presents
p. BRENNER a son.
mr. We have lust received few fine Head Ret,culcs;
Also Pearl and Shell Gard Gases, and lot Of butterfly
Combs, Of late style, which we offer low Tor easii
NOT MATCHED.
I'm outE XVI esnfc G.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

MISS NJ h. WILSON, having permanently located IN
M Washington, offers her Che ladies iasi
olable dress maker An experience of ten in iasi
,onablc community sies her in thinking sne can give sat
islactiou To ALL I'll. KS
Her facilities for receiving the latest fashions and furnish
ing trimmings ample
South side OF pennsy vana Avenue between 9Th and 10Th
streets, second story III j. D. Hps Variety Store
ucps--2lwuuvasI. .s.
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Paints, Oils, and Paint Brushes, Sc,

PANTS, OllS, ana RANT BRUSHES, &c,
The Subscrber has just reeeired large and fresh supply Of
IlAINrS OILS, &c, part OF which named below
They guaranteed 70 be pure and good, and from the
hest manufactures All persons wanting such articles
would md their advantage to call am determined
to sell than similar articles be got any other
place in this city
$50 kegs White Lead
I'D lbs. Chrome Green
10 lbs. Chrome Yellow
~ lbs- Chrome Red
100 lbs. Pure verdigrs
800 lbs. Red Led and Litharxe
100 lbs. Imperial Green
500 lbs. Ventian Red and Sp. Brown Oil
W0 lbs Yellow Ochre in Oil
100 lbs Paris Green, dry
50 lbs do do In Oil
large assortment IF Paint ard Waite Hash brushes.
400 lbs Lamp Black, dry and In Oil
10 lbs. Sp. Whiting a
100 lba. Putty
40 boxes OF Window Glass, all sizes
bbs Ilnseed Oil
bbs Copel and Japan vamish
bills So. Turpenne,
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from INC man :
| sc,ory sv.ry week CIIAS SIOTT
Drug and hpoth, corner Ith street anu rem A'e""~
oct S-d2aw'4S'
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Inside Ven rv,, W y Blinds.

Ihside Vehitfan WfndOW BIinds.
a' tacsst tlaJst WILLIAM NOEL, sl3
Dealer and Manufacturer Of Inside Resifiay Vi,dotu
Blinds, south side Pennsylvania dre,,ne, befsees,.
ga and l0fh Streets Washington
BLINDS OF all and styles furnished to order Split
ID Blinds, PLAIN and painted, OF all sizes a4 slt
Brass fixtures md trimmings furnished
Linen and transparent Curtains put up IN the best style
Fire screens and wide paper CURTAINS, very cheap
All work done reasonable TERMS and with prompt
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n. b. Old Blinds repaired and repainted
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
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