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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-12

WILMINGTON MILL.-It will be seen
by the advertisement Of d. A. Watson
in another column, that the dam across
the Kankakee. at Wilmington, has been
rebuilt and .hose wishing to get their
wheat Toured have now an opportunity
without hauling Il to some distant mill.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-12

GENERAL KEARNEY.-lt is stated that
Gen. Kearney, who recently returned
from California, has been ordered b. the
War Department to take command of the
new regiments from Ohio and Kentucky.
The regiments will lie ready in few days,
when he will join Gen. Scott with as little
delay as possible.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-12

FATHER MATHEw.-In letter receiv.
ed from this venerable Irish philanthropist
by the last steamer, be says: "Next
spring, God permitting, / shall proceed
TO your glorious republic, to give express
sion, in person, to the gratitude that
swells my bosom.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-12


PRA IRE FARMER.-This useful agri-
cultural publication should be in the hands
of every farmer in the West. A large
portion of its contents are contributions
from practical farmers, and the editors are
experienced in their vocation so that this
is one Ofthe most practical and best ag,i.
cultural papers in the Union. II is pub
lished monthly, at Chicago, and the sub.
scripiion price is only one dollar.
We are indebted to Mr.. Wight, the
publisher of the Prairie Farmer, for a
Prairie Farmer Almanac. which contains
q fund of valuable information. Judging
from hasly perusal, we think the demand
for them viii be large.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-12

Gen. G. CUsHlNe.-This distinguish.
ed patriot who is now in Mexico. has heen
nominated as candidate for Governor by
the Democratic State Convention Of
Massachusetts,, which was held at Wo,
ces.er oD the ooh uIt.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-12

CHICAGO JoURNAL.-Tbis paper which
has been published by Wilson & Geer,
will henceforth appear in the name OF
r. L. Wilson. MIR. Geer's withdrawal
from the Journal establishment, will not
produce any change in the editorship as
he was merely business partner.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-12

LADIES NATIONAL MAGAz1NE.-The
October number of this highly popular
Magazine has been received Each mum.
Der of this publication is embellished, by
a splendid engraving and fashion plate.
Ii is published in Philadelphia, monthly.
by G. J. Peterson. at two dollars per an.
mum, which certainly renders it the
cheapest magazine in the United States.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-12

The splendid steamer Illinoi. has ms
arrived from New Orleans. She left tina
port on Saturday evening. The most i'm
portant news is embraced in the following
paragraphs. which we copy from the NJ
y. Picayune of Saturday evening:
The steamship James L. Day has iust
arrived from Vera Cruz. which port she
lefl on the 21sI instant. The intelligence
fully confirms our anticipations as to the
result of the negotiations.
We have no details, but letter from
Orizaba to Mr.. Diamond, at Vera Cruz,
dated the 18th inst, says an express had
just arrived from the city of Mexico, which
brought intelligence that General Scot,
had entered the capital, after having on
the 18th taken the formidable fortress 81
ChaPultepec and the citadel.
He entered the city on the night oftbe
day Oh which the battle took place. Gen.
Bravo was killed, and Santa Anna him.
self was wounded in the arm, and had
retired with the remnant of his troons
which had suffered severely at Gauda.
lupe.
The Sun of Anahnac. which has an
account Of the engagements even more
OrIet than our own, says the slaughter
was terrible.
The Sun says the heights of Chapul,e.
pee were taken possession of on the 18th.
and the 18th and 18th was spent in bonn.
harding the city, and portion of our
army entered on the morning of the 10th.
the balance remaining at Chapultepec.
We have letters from MIR. Kendall
and files Of the Diario del Gob,erno.
from which we shall publish to. morrow a
mass Ofnews OF great Importance.
Correspondence of the Missouri Republican.
New ORLEANS, Sunday, Sept. 25, Is47.
GENrLEMEN:-I enclose the extra ofthe
Picayune just issued.
We have no other positive news from
the city Of Mexico.
The report at the Quartermarter's Office
in this city, is that Gen. SCOTT had lost
one half of his army.
About five thousand men left Vera Cruz
for Mexico two days before the sailing OF
the Day.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-12

BY TELtGRAPH TO NEW At.BANy!1
LATER FROM MEYIG0

Peace Propositions RJecfed-Another
Battle and Kictory--2,5uO Mer.cans
Attied--Ihe American Troops in the
City IF Merico-Gen. Worth Wound.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-12

The Picoyunc says:
Following Up events las the somewhat
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-12

" The steamer AlvGrGdO, which ar.
rived at Peru early this morning, brings
an extra issued from the Office Of the ST.
Louis Republican,, on Saturday evening
containing the following :-OttauG Free
Trader, Extra.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM THE
CITY OF MEXICO!
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NArIoNAL rNTELLIoEN-

WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIGEN-
w CER--This paper about TO he tnlaTs, y, tArehy
,xce ~ present SIZE will then consist OF eight ioo pa
ges instead OF four, NJ md heretofore ~ =,
This enlargement viii begin with the nr NUMBER ssned
ader The end OF the month Of June.
The subsc ripton the paper per year viii be, amer ,S
first day July ensuing, three dollars per annum oenk
in advance, win be perceived 80 by ons tnan "e
jncrense publication caused by he enlargement
For the long sessions Of Congress (averang eight mohp
the price will be doars for the short sessions one uo
lar per copy, 49,, r ~. ~, /. .xr.,
will he made TO any who shall ORDER aud Ior al que
time five copies weekly paper ana Ike fenpeuon
Of er cent fourth OF the iui oharge) TO any ono
who will and pay ior al any one time ten OF more
copies. l,.r 4 -, - -. :. q, IAN 40. No 6,,
wared 10 ANY unless paid ior IN advance nor sent any
longer than tie time Tor which u IL so PAID Tor
THE DAILY NATIONAL INrELLlGENCER
will continue 10 be published usual at Ten Doars per
wear with his addition value 10 snberrptis, nu
double sbeet (eght pages Of the present SIZE instead op
will be thrown oil the press Of public Document
and Debates in Congress, or Of AdVe'ushh
shall require u. 41g ,,,y,,.,,,u
THE THRICE. A WEEK NATIONAL INrELLiGENcER
will also continue be publshed a. heretofore, WY, nus
addition also To lis vaue that double sheet VIII DC
on probably ofen week curing me nss'o ~
Congress other occasionally, w 81 W
shall stated in regard To US pay PaPe
Justify publishers in mourning thai add'uoh eAphs
octle--tf ttlt
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TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, sc
General Agency at Washington ID.

4 SAMUEL STETTlNIUS General Agent, Notary 1
kPuc Justice Of The Peace, &c respectfully informs Va
M the Volunteers and the United States Regulars and I'M
hhe Representatives the deceased Soldiers that lie NJ
rs prepared undertake the settlement OF their Claims witt,
the Departments At washington lie will procure Bounty,
Pensions Widows and Orphans the deceased Soldiers
Arreagos of pay for services rendered, Mileage any
other Claim or Claims against the General Government,
that may be eon6ded 10 his management will be speedily
attended TO-
His terms moderate. ... 4.
lie can be consulted any time between the hours of
o'clock m, and o'clock, p M at his office fifteenth
street. opposite the Treasury Department
:. oct S--2md dec6
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"ROugh and Ready,, Line.

Pi1H Il subscriber 10 running his omnibus " Rough
4 and Read to and from the Alexandria steamboat and
Pennsy wanna avenue for the low fare OF
CENTS and hopes to receive the patronage the
Travelling Public. The Omnibus will leave the wharf on
M arrival OF the boats and will Bel down passengers any
point they may desre, pennsyvania, between
Fullers Hotel and the Capitol; and will leave the southwest
corner OF the and 9th street. Opposite Colemans)
Sig and 10 l2, m and IL l-2, IL, and IL M, 10
convey passengers TO the boat j. w. ELLIOTT.
N B-Passengers the Mailboat take the Omnibus
sl2, M, and will be called Tor at Coleman's and
BroMn,s. -L- .L OCT I2--lly'
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE ROOTS
--. AND SHOES.

.rssn NOW on hand, and constantly receiving large
assortment ofadies and gentemens Boots Shoes
' HSof the best material and workmanship
Also, all kinds Of work In my line OF business made
order the shortest notice, and warranted suit sale
sell at 10 per cent below cost but will sell low
Tor cash as any other establishment in the city
Call and examine for yourself at the well known corner
F and llth streets. j. T.. FOWLER,
oct 8 colin novS'
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UNITED STATES HOTEL
IN AcIYY03rnNI

THE PROPRIETORS Hotel haye secured the aid
of Mr. GEoRGE w YRLLorT as their general agent in re-
fitting and hereafter conducting the establishment,
He is authorized to act in every matter relating thereto
in purchasing and making all and every contract engage
ment necessary conducting the business, fully the
propreors themselves could do and all the transactions Of
The house must be through him alone.
The house, having been enlarged thoroughly repaired,
and refurnished, will be opened the 10Th Of october
Having secured the services OF Mr. r. II. Thompson
caterer, formerly OF Coemans) they trust to render the
house every way worthy of patronage.
ncfS a. O.. r,
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SEYB01T e CO.'S.

S,EYBoLT & CO. Successors Of S Iolmes) nh street.
y opposite Patriotic Bank receiving fresh stock
comprising Teas Coffee, Sugars Molasses Woolseys ST
rup Cheese, Spices ground and unground Candies Cocoa
shells Hops Rice, Casps, Pickles Lines, Olives Capers
Cherries Damascus, Peaches Ounces, Sardines Jelles
English, French, and American Mustard Bay Rum Pep
per Sauce Bakers Richie's Has and Partitions Cocoa
Cigars Tobacco Maccaroni, vermcell, Mace, gene
raj assortment oil all articles usually kept in grocery store
Also, hand, choice article OF Orange county Butter
Sind
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aEpEN1Is17E

stur--zz. A Gard. --Dr. MCCONNELL returns his
- sincere thanks TO his numerous friends and
,UyYyYV patrons for the liberal encouragement they
1I1 have gwen him in his profession as Surgeon
Dentist would respectfully state that he has connected
himself with Mr., THOS. j. WILLARD, gentleman every
way qualified to give unbounded satisfaction; so that the
merus disapponnents given by his necessary absence
attending other engagements will not occur again, he
his partner will always be on the spot anu pledges him
self that all calls in his line as Dental Surgeon Will be at
tended to with the least possible delay.
Their Office is opposite jackson Hall, between4 and
Sd streets, Pennsy vania avenue Their charges in all
cases will be moderate oct l6-2md'
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Library OF Congress,

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the Library OF Congress will
IN be closed Tuesday the 18th OF October and will not
again be opened until Thursday, the 18th Of November
oct E2-eod I'm JOHN s. MEEIIAN, Librarian.
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II. sTEvENsON's
PLAIN AND FANCY
DRESS-MAKING.

MRS. LANSDALE would respectfully inform her7friends
M and the Ladies Of Washington, that she has removed
To the corner OF avenue and 18th street. cd
door) where she will be happy wait upon all who may
favor her with their patronage. .,s"#H In
Thankful for the many avors OF the past she hopes by
particular attention TO Cutting, Fitting, and making Dress
ing, to merit continuance Of the same.
B-Mrs L. can accommodate three or four Boarders.
oct 2l-6md. ~
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The Columbian Fountain

nor SATURDAY y, November 9th, will contain besides
It's usual variety, report Of the truly eloquent Address
Temperance recently delivered by Rev. LEVI REESE
onMcKen,ree Chapel Northern Liberties Persons wish.
ing de supplied with copies Of this interesting speech
be accommodated by calling at the Fountain Office LIZ
street, a few doors south of Pa. avenue nov It'd
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TO THE LATEST MOMENT.
BY THE ELECTRIC WIRES.

-.
ITeegraphlc Correspondence ofte Daily National Wing
.Hs3 tttf ~--~,--,s-+--,--- 'i..
~ttoA ,BALTIMoRI, Nov. 9, p. m.
Offers of Howard street Flour al 30, and no buy
ers Dealers wait the receipt Of private letters
City Mills Flour offered at Sc IS, but no buyers
The foreign news have had Oppressive effect.
4 Prime white Wheat 1873 to Isl cents Sales Of
5000 bushels of prime red at l25 to l27 cents.
Prime white Corn 63 to GO cents
Prime yellow do. u cents and small sales.
Oats small sales at SO cents.
Rye, SO cents. & VIVA
Whiskey in barrels 20 lie.
Beef cattle S2.43 3-4--sales light.
Live hogs $3.50 per 100 lbs s
The stock market is duh and has downward ten
dency. sga
There is less inquiry for provisions.
Supply of colfeei in first hands small
Sales of wool at 30 cents.
The New York and Philadelphia markets are mucl,
depressed to-day. 59 v@
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sTILLINGS g. HARVEY,
UNDER r "A X Err S.,

E Corner tn and II streets, Washington, ID q,
WOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public
In general that they are prepared to attend funerals at
the shortest notice.
Mr. HARyBys residence is on 9Th street, 4 doors above
where he can be found all hours OF the night.
oct l9--d3m' 4. +
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NEW w ESTABLISHMENT


IL firm Of
GASSAWAY s. SPENCE,
for the purpose of conducting the BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESS, I'm all its various branches, would
therefore respectfully inform the citizens Of this
ropols that they ave laid in superior stock Of French
aud american CALF SKINS with the very best quality
Spanish and Engiish BEND.S0LE LEATHER, with a
general assortment Of other Materials which they will
uacture into gentlemen'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 them decided advantage
most If not ALL who are now engaged in this business
In this city, they hesitate not therefore TO invite
tition-[we mean no offence to the trade1
We have on hand general assortment Of gentle,
mems dress BOOTS prices varying from s5 ST. Also
ladies' misses ch,rens and boys together with all de-
scriptons of BOOTS SHOES-n short, every thing that
Is kept well regulated Boot and Shoe Establishment
all OF which will be disposed Of on the most pleasing
for CASH Fg oH
Members Of Congress, Heads Of Departments citizens
and strangers who prefer and elegance combined
invited to give us call
GASSkWAY d SPENCE,
South side Pa avenue, doors west OF 9TH street.
oct 25-dtjaul. nearly opposite Browns Hotel
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:. COAL.

COAL.
JOHN PETrIBONE is receiving daily his supply OF the
j above article klnus together the cele
grated BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure
introducing this Market and which has been highly
recommended by those who have used IT, suitable Tor ker
MANS Ranges, Radiators, DC. n
Clover Hin Coal an excellent article of Bituminous
dump Coa) thought to be equal il not superior to the va
rlous Kints heretofore used IN our city,
Orders received at the yard Lenoxs Wharf, The
Long Bridge and hts Office, L. L. Massolettis drug
SIDE Pa avenue, between ~ and 9TH streets,
John +. Cillan's. ST.
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Paints, Oils. and Paint Brushes, Sc,

Paints, Oils, and Paint Brushes, &C.,
The Subscriber just receired large and fresh supply
DAlN1S, OILS &e., part OF Which named below.
They guaranteed to be pure and good, and from the
best manufactures All persons wanting such articles
would flint, ii advantage to CALI lam determined
sell lower than similar articles be got any other
place In this city.
$50 kegs White Lead di.aa
100 lbs. Chrome Green a4t
10 lbs. Chrome Yellow
~ lbs. Chrome Red s-
- 100 lbs Pure verdlgris
300 lbs Red Led and litharge
3 100 lbs Imperial Green ...
500 lbs Nenitan Red and Sp Brown Oil
800 lbs Yellow Ochre In oil
100 lbs. Paris Green, dry
80 lbs. do do In oil ".,a
large assortment Of Paint and White Wash Brlshss
400 lbs. Lamp Black, dry and in Oil
10 lbs Sp Whiting
l0O0 lbs Putty
400 boxes Of Window Glass, all sizes
bbls. Linseed Oil
bbls. Copal and Japan varnsh
3 bbls Sp Turpentine,
Also PURE PINE Oil, received fresh from the man
factory every week. CHAS sIolI,
Drug aud Apoth, corner 9Th street and Penn Avenue
oct S-d2awis'
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"sMooTH AND READY" PAINT SHOP.
Thankful for small Jobs and grateful for
large ones.

VIZ BER0N, Painter, Pennsylvania avenue between 9th
and 10Th street. south side, begs leave TO inform the
public that he is prepared to execute the Painting Busi.
ness in all its branches such Hoases Signs;
Banners 7faasJdreRcts, Fire. Screens Granting, Paper.
Vynishi,g aud Gia,ing which will be attended 10 in
any part the city, without delay lie respectfully socs
share of public patronage and hopes merit Ii by good
work. close attention business, and reasonable charges
lie is confident he work at prices low enough
make 1t to the interest of all to give him call.
N b. am prepared to execute all kinds Of plain and
ornainented Japannng Bronzng and Gliding, both In
POLISH W. BERON.
octS linn ..'.
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HENRY JANNEY,
ROOTS,

would cay TO those wishing TO be speedily supplied with
the above and desirable article, that they would do
well to have their recorded my books Those
who wish ready made work will find the best stock In tile
District shelves, not excepting the nruabe patent
Congress Boois together with every variety or Indies,
gentlemen and children) Of Waterproof and Corksole
boots and Shoes. t4tt
Morrosmal profits quick sales, and cash at the eoun.
ter II. JANNEY.
net 6--eStf-
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STOVES. sTOvEs,, sTovEs.,.

d. Fly NAYLOR South side OF Pa. avenue, between
- ID and l.2 sis, would Inform his customers and the
~ public generally that he hasjus received large
~ Of Stoves Of the and approved
patterns including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR, OF
COAL BURNERS, winch he will sell together with Fire
boards aud Stove pipe at the lowest prices for cash
lie also keeps constantly on hand general assortment Of
Tin Sheetiron Ware to which he invites the attention
OF housekeeper-
He still continues do Roofing Gttering, and Spouting
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally and al HE
shortest notice, and On the most reasonable terms.
Persons wishing purchase will do well To call and
anime his stock before they supply themselves
His will be open from sunrise until 9o'clock, r.
fl oct S-tf
GA Mrs, GARRETT ANDERSON las six seven COM
Ei Portable and well furnished rent al mode.
rate rate. Single gentlemen will be preferred, as
boarding cannot be served Mrs A. furnish them with
breakfast and tea If required.
octSu'
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WASHINGTON RESTAURANT,

Corner Of Pennsylvania Apenue and ,Sirtt Street,
RAND s. WILLIAMS, ProprietOrs.
TuIS Establishment has been fitted up and furnished
without regar,to expense, n'order excel any thing
tors are deermned to keen IN their esabsbmen I'M Tie
style Of the unsrpassed IN any respect
With respects friends and the public at large, nvit
ing their patronage, we have only 10 say in conclusion,
call t' atH llntell1 . oct 30u
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tIHE Subscribers having received from the North their
Fall and Winter goods consisting in part OF Cloths Cas-
ly manufacturing, all kinds Of Ready made Clothing, which
they will sell at such prices AZ cannot TAIL to please all who
sorment OF Shirts Of the latest STYLE Dressing Robes
ers Socks Crayats, Umbrellas Hosiery, Gloves, Per
funery Soaps, Shaving Cream, Combs Brushes and Ra
zors, &c, DC.
.0s ALSO
Just received lot Of Fancy Goods suitable for presents
,s.7f T. BRENNER a. son.
nS-we have just received few fine Bead Reticules;
Aso,-Pearl and Shell Card Cases. and lot of butterfly
Combs, OF late style, which offer low for cash
oct Sim r. BRENNER 4 SON.
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The Greatest Newspaper Depot in the
United States!

United States
There are over four Thousand Ave hundred
] Newspapers received daily ntthc stores of
few OF Ihcms
DAHIES.
New York Herald
New York Tribune
Baltimore Sun.
WEEKLIES
New York Herald; New York Tribune; Baltimore Sun;
Saturday Courier Post Dollar Newspaper, Neals Gazette
Philadelphia; Nandee Doodle Emporium New World, Age
Spirit Of the Times Home Journal Police Gazette, Flag
the Free, Yankee Uncle Sam, New York; Yankee Blade
Living Age, Flag Of our Unon Boston; Western Continent
Gazette OF our Union, Baltimore; London Pictorial News
Pictorial Times and Punch.
MONTHLIES
Union Magazine; Graham's Magazine; Godey's Lady's
Book; National Magazine; Columbian Magazine; The Play
(ior Children Brother Jonathan; Chambers Msce
any. Any OF the above mentioned Papers and Perod
calls will be delivered to Subscribers In any part of the
city.
We have on hand, aso all the Nos of IIarpers Library
OF Select Novels Wiley and Putnams Library OF Books
which Books" Prescots Conquest Peru; Napoleon
his Marshas by Headley; Washington and his Gener
ais, by Headley; the by Lppard; The Boys Libra
ry Of Sports and Amusemens The Court of Louis XIV
Miss Pardoe Men, Women and Books by Leigh Hunt; A
splendid edition Of the Arabian Nights and Robinson
Crusoe, Typee and Onoo by Herman Melville; Envelopes
fancy and plain; Waiers plain Transparent and motto
Pens Of every description In fact everything in the Book
and Stationery line .
Corner OF Penn Avenue, and IL street, and Penn
Ave, and 18th street
oct S-dlm
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OPENING OF THE
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT,

BASEMENT Of Washington Hall, southwest corner Of
ID Pennsylvania and Sixth On Monday, the
LIST Of November this splendid establishment will be thrown
open the Public, where the friends Of the propetors and
the citizens generally arc respectfully invited % call.
JH.httE RAND d. WILLIAMS.
oct3O--n VI . tf Proprielors