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Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
LoeoFoco MORAL TREASON.

The st Louis Democratic Flagis high,
ly indignant at the vilupefaiion heaned
on Mir. Van Bugen by the men wha
formerly supported HIM. Il says II Mr.
Van bufen is traitor. then Senators
Dodge Walker Bradbury. Hamilton, Nor.
re, Alheron, Niles DIX. Allen, Fitch.
and Fitzgerald, all Loeotoeo Senator'S.
are trailofs too, aud in faei that Clearly
the entlfa patty in the free Siaissn IS
Infected with trcachery. The Flngad
II Mf Van Burcn is siraitor" on this
question he shares his treason with al
the Democrats OF the North, with insls.
niiicaat excepiiaus-aul indeed il Is
shrewdlY suspected thal Col. Benton. s.
far as the Oregon bill Is concerned, Is
quite as much OF a traitor as Mr. Van
Bnren, To make opposition to Free
Soil principles q test Of political orlho.
doXy Is 70 destroy the integrity Of the
Democratic party aud in The words Of
Col, Benton, Ut is To propose test
which no Northern man can sland--it Is
10 create a new party founded on geo.
graphical lmes, unl 10 endanger the bar.
mony aud stability Of the Federal Union. a
Thus Senator Benton eharacteriscs the
Efforts oi the pro-slasefF propagandisls
who are nov SO busy IN lenouncing Mr.
Van Bufea as q traitor. We think it Is
clear, lhFn, that, If there il such thing
IN existeuea as Northern Democrat. Mr.
Van Bnren IS one, and lhai, il he was
Democrat u principles IN Sc and 40. he
Is so still.
Tho Flag, in conelusiaa ol the article
iiom which We have quoted, says.
We have one word to oiIcr IN ylndi.
cation Of cur own course We have, IN
ccansxlon with the radiaal DemacmcJ of
-. Louis, given TO the nomination Of
Gen Cass hearty aud honest support
We embarked heart and soul In the
campaign aad intend. ! 70 use every hon.
oFable iaeans aud 10 spare 10 exerlion to
secure rs election. but IN doing so we
viii not eountenance those absurd calum.
mics ol The New York Democracy. W.
wlll nal eonseui " the oslracIsm Of Mf
Van Buren and the iree soil Democrats.
icio afe far more deuofeA honest and
cathHiaAttc oakefeais 10 .leBc,soaiaH
Demoeaaeg than heif aapriac,picd cat.
UDsRiatpfs aud we tell the editors OF the
Metropolitan that tho course pursued by
that paper and h. conservative coadjniors
wall have the effect to DISCUS, the iriends
OF Nj Van Buren, in Missouri, and drive
them TO the nomination OF a separate
electoral ticket aud we say furthermore,
that, IN such contingency # IL is sup.
posed seven men cannot be found in St.
Louis to advocate such ticket, We warn
1t, before the mistake has proven fatal
Hiat cre'y nc.st irgEid, uaoier such eir.
cHmSiaHees, ycccire the rgfe Of a La,ge
My0cRy gf ME 81. LINUS Demoe,acy,
,rt0 a'e nat 10 be gaiied or imposed upon
ny eaIaDaay and Jalsehood.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
PLANTERS HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.

'hh lfoprsiaTi u this establishment ber leavs
L 10 inlom the public lha, they siIil eoni,,,s 10
aeeomm date all ghn arr disposed % eor ib,m
Win their paiahas-. Their laasa has be..
thoroughly eleanzad and rrdl,,d, aud tbsir Tublc.
iHsy venture Ia assert, is unsurpassed by rny
eliier ia the riiY The planters' Hotel is NJ,
OIL aud well known establishment. situated ln
tahnl street, nFaf the corner Of camn street tho
mosi business thafanHhhre In the wliais civ, and
Tie PFophetan llatier themselves that q nor.
Agreeable end ptasan, re0denc- eand rot b.,
procured ~ travellers. during their saisgfa bet,
than s oltfet At tins tiabislmeat
They have leassd the lurqe new hoIaI fes,,,,.
siee'rd by NJ laeub llmudsgee. adjoining ,bs
abave csiabiishment. which ihey laes ape1sd !.
connection with 1t, exclusively for tie aecern,o.
dalton Of families. and have fitted Il Up and furn.
isdsd q IN style uasqnaicd by hay ianiiy arau.
netls Ia tie wlzaie southern eoan.f.. TO IA,
part of lIrif establishment, they would rsi, q ully
insile The lueatiaa Of families ,fa.sHnp II ttt,rb
Or loeaii1g ia The ely, as their pres R b. l,,..r
nian those changed At any establishment in lie
soaih having similar aecommod iliuns. To IN
therefore. who dspassl 10 be male esmlor, ,lI.
81 q moderate rfiee. they would respsz ztfay s,ljrt
uiem Immediately On their arrival. 10 inruir. "a.
Tie Planters Hoiei.
YOUNG & CHANDLER,
Faanfiei1rs
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

FREE SoL.-Thc Abolition Locofocos
have nominated full electoral tickets,
pledged to the support of Van Buren, an /
Adams, (curIous coniucton9 in New
York, New Jersey Illinois, Pennsylvania,
Indiana, New Hampshire, aud probably
IN Iowa, Michigan and Wisconsin From
the result OF the late elections in Maine
and Vermont, it is evident thai Cass and
Butler and the spoilsmen viii be the
losers, while Taylor and Fillmore and the
reform Wing party will be much bene-
fitted by this movement
Ark GGsettc.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

PLArroRNs-W Washington Platform,
"An honest zeal aud mremituug atton.
ton to the interests Of the United States,
areal dare promise
7aylor Piagorm.-" It will ever be
my prize and constant endravor to serve
the country with all the ability possess. "
CaSS Platj0rm -" The noise and con-
fusion which peryades this assembly, will
prevent my being heard on tn important
topics 10 which YOU have called my at.
teuuon'
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
Neafs respectfully.
Il j. MOSES.
Delegate from the State at lar

U. s HorrL. May q, Isis.
Dfar Sir did mol receive yauf es.
teemed favor until yesterday, aud have
been 20 much occupied that could not
answer It before.
had supposed lhat my santim ats upon
the subject TO which You refer wefe fully
understood by my Southern friends. bur,
as You seem to desire information. en-.
close YOU my Nicholson letter. which
roulaus all thai have to say upon tho
subject. Respectfully yours,
LEWIS CASS.
To r. J. MosEs, ESQ.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
NEW ORLEANS
BOOK DEPOSITORY /.
No. 49 CAMP STREET

CONSTANTLY on hand, al the above cslsA.
y llshmrnt, a general assortment OF Books oI
every description, and particularly school Books.
such as are moaly used in the santh aud aoulh.
west. Also, Medical and Miscellaneous Books.
embracing the best standard authors. as well as'
late publications af every kind, Country mer.
chanis aud teachers will ind at all times as above
the best assorted stock Of every kind of school
requisites 10 the soulhrm country. Blank Books
and Stationary Of all kinds, suitable for country
trade at the iaisest prices.
5. WOODALL, Bookseller aud S;ationer,
22.6m. No, ~ Camp street
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

The OCEAN MoNARcn.-rhe Boston
Transcript says that a rattle for the Prince
de Joinvilles sketch Of the burning Of the
Ocean Monarch, got upat his suggestion,
produced sale Of 400 tickets at 5s a
piece in two hours. The money was to
be given to the sufferers. The Prince
insnt a bad fellow after all
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
F,pa. tis saraHgai Rsgab'irm
WHO CAN DOUBT ANY LONGER

! NJ ~ I'm nJlDl lN 4 LgsNb In q
We lay before OH readers this morn
ing most extraordinary correspondence
between Mr. Moses, late Democratic del.
egate from Florida to the Baltimore con.
yeu,ion, and Mr.. Cass. Il seems thar
when Mr. Moses reached Washington
city on his way to Baltimore, he address.
,cd letter to Mr, Cas-, making certain
inquiries as 10 his views on the subject OF
slavery in the territories, with view TO
supporting him before tlir convention Ia
the event that the answer accorded with
the Florida resolutions This letter, with
the reply thereto, ha. beeu forwarded 10
u, by friend in Flodla. IA a vance OF
the mail, and will be found in this morn.
mg'> paper
Nj Cass ha said in hi- Nicholson let.
ter that slavery could never be intfoluced
into the new territories, because It was
contrary to their lave aud "hetun-c
the col5-cd race proponderates in the ratio
OF ten TO one over the whites aud "will
not therefore, permit th ensiascmcnt ol
amy portion OF themselves This J, all
the uboIiionists could desire. aud is worse
Than the Wilm0t Proviso itself, Hence
Nj Moses addressed him hy letter tfanS.
ly telling him that his Nicholson letter
was not sufficiently explicit lof the south.
lie inquired Of him, therefore, whether
he " considered that the inhabitants Of a
territory, b fore they form State Gov
enment, have the right to prohibit
slavery" aud whether the slavoholler,
would have the undcniabe right TO cmi.
crate with their slaves to any VI Nirnn
territory that may be annexed to the L.
States Thes'are questions which every
Southern man should ask, bat which MI
Cass and his ultra supporters have never
d3Jcd 10 answer What ducs he do IN
lhi- case ! lie simply rncloscs the NIrh-
olson letter as hi, answer, and that too
when Mr. Moses had informed him that
this letter was not satisfactory, Could
any stronger evidence be addurcd to
prove that he was afraid to meet the
question, and that his letter wa INTENDED
10 cheat the South ! What an easy mat
ter ii would have hccu to answer these
questions infuorot the South ihe were
sincerely our friend Let il be rcmem'
bcrcd too, that Mr. Moses wrote to him
before he was nominated by the Baltl-
more Convention, when there could have
been no excuse Tor not replying frankly
aud houssIIy.
How long will the South deceive her
self How long shah i be before we
remove from our eyes tn handa5e oi
party prejudice, with which political
gamblers would obscure our visions aud
lead Ills hliudIold to our own destruction !
But we will not deiain the reader from
the correspondence, which We commend
to his particular attention
CoLENAN's llorEL,
Washington, May IS, 1915.
Gen. Lewis Cas-
Deay Sir. As your name will, IN all
probabiltybe prominently before the BAL
timore convention, to be holden on Mon
Law n,xt. for the purpose of nominating
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
GEN. TAYLoRis s LETTER TO
THE MARYLAND INDE.
PENDENfS.

The reader will find below the letter
which Gen. Taylor wrote to certain gen.
tlemea.i in Baltimore. soon nfler his nom.
nation by the Philadelphia Convention.
THIS letter. it will be recolec,ed. was
read subsequently nj the final meeting OF
the independent Taylor Convention held
IN baltimore anl Is now hrs, published.
BALTIMORE, Sept 20 ISIS.
Dear SRA letter ltom Gcn. Taylor.
ol the slh ull.. authorizes me, in nv dis.
erection, TO call lot publication Tor a eany
OF his lcIteroiih the 2Jlh ol June, to Messr..
Puts and others, committee OF the late
Independent party Of onr State. This |
now do, and yon will obligc me by fur.
ni.hing II. The lailufe heretofore to give
the letter to the public. because OF a re.
quesl lolhnt effect from the General hun.
sell, unexplained by his motive for max.
lug II, ha7 with some given rise to suspi.
ei1Hs lhal Il couiaiHel mnurr dcrogatofy
to his ifanknos, aud integrity
Ihe,a deemed II due to him to have
dispelled, aud know no mode so certain
10 accomplish 1t as giving the letter Itseli.
Aaal absence from Tie city when re.
cHIgel the Generals letter, aud my own
subsequent absence. has prevented my
communicating win yau before.
AIlh regard. yaaf friend,
REEERDY= JOHNSON
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
REyERDY JOHNSON.
VIII CoLLlAs. EaIs Baltimore.
BAlugaaEpt 20, lss

Dali tiai#i# L p ~ w thAz.
De- Sif-lu compliance wiili the r..
qaz=Hs#Hangl ia yaaf letter to me Of
tais aafe On whieh yau say "a letter
IRON 9easal Taylor oi the sth ult
authorizes me, in ny discretion. to eall
iaf publication for copy OF m- letter aI
the aaIh OF June IN Massrs. Puts aud
ollHzz. Il committee u the late ludepen.
dent fafiy of our State. Th- | now do.
and you vii ohlige aa hy furnishing IL. !
| have the honor 10 enclose YOU a COPY o.
the letter. which was committed 10 my
custody by resolution Of the lndepon.
daut tayl1r Convention ol Maryland. in
JuiY lasl. with instructions to furnish n
COPY t1r publication, whenever Gen.
IayIafaf any OF ~ authorized friends
,hai. Ia ior the same 10. that purpose.
With regard, your friend,
WILLIAM H. COLLINS
To the Hon ELyEEDl JonNsoS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
No 20 CAMP sTREr4

NeIserltaa,.
fiflih snhsefilsf aas on hand a large ans y..s
rrHl 4sa1fimaHi of almasi rFsrY aIiiel, in
tbs Upholstery way, which, on aeeaeat af ,bs
advanced state Of The seasou he ullsf= al v.ry low
fHess Amehs lha eoSdi on hand, h. ,snrld
snufnefaic
CURTAIN STUFFs:
sHs, worried aud e9iion Damashs, lFrsaes s.S
babne, and muslin white curtains;
Plrn and figured musIias. Sc.
CoRNICE. POLES, BANDS. a..
No3dea, br4sa, and velvet coruies;
brass und wooden poles:
"tulp." "arorn." "polkn," farm" and a v,,,.,
OF other curtain bands aud pias
TRANSPARENT L WINDOW.SH
The stock Il llis article is as full, aed o, IA,
handsome patterns, is can be found any where
among whiei are Scripture, Chinese, nul sll,.,
sccnrs, large Golhc- Sc.
MuSQulIO BARS AND MEETINGS.
English hobineii' muslin, linen mnsquitn biis sa.
nei'inga, Ia great variety aad quantity.
FEATHERS, cuRLED HAIR. &c:
Feathers in lots Of from pound to 100 pouna..
ana CURED hair Of various Quilirs
Together wih inauiag oil cloth, carpets, rms.
mats, table oil cloths. wall paper, "a larr. and
handsome assorlment,l cords aud lassels, inng,s.
gimpa. fire board papers; cotton, worsted, lin,n
aud silk borderings nnd bindings; hair.clolh win.
dow paper, rrndy made hair OF moss malir,sses.
bed iurniture, &c Sc.
lrGnlyanscd spring mattresses made /. or,lers
lnd Upholstery work executed viii, despaf-h.
JOSEPH ErTER
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOSEPH II. PALMER,

Wholesale Dealer In staple Dry Goods,
Eo. GO Gravier Street, New Orleans.
TAKES pleasure in announcing 10 mcr"hanisi
| traders aud families that bis spring mud sum
mer stock of Dry Goods is larger and cont tainsr
greater variety than ever before offered, aad =
greatly reduced phces by the piece or package
J. II. PABMEH.
'2ly' Sc Cravief street NeH c-laszsf
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
WALL PAPERS,
40. 20 Camp street, New Orleans.
liE udyeriiser has always on hand a well
4 assorted stock Of
EnRMEH ntnssn -

~ ~ HTWTI " WHNT 4 WtIT
i assorted stock Of
FRENCH PiPER-HAEGINGS,
with suitable BoRDEaISGs ior rael,--amoug uhieh
are
Gold and Velvet Papors and Borders;
Gold Papers aud Borders;
scrHc fdpen, double aud single widlh;
Bed Top Papers and Borers, do;
suliu, ungIuzrd, aud Common Papers,
Window Papers, 8 feet wide;
Figured Screen Papers aud Borders:
which be IS selling as low ns French Papers eta
be cold IN New OdeaaA lie has also ANEnicAs
PArrRs, which he oiltn iorcr than they can bo
purchased eurwhere!
Call in-l'arn prices, and any Il they suit you,
4 not, there Is ''noihug charged for a show"
DTfdp fs hung 70 order, and warranted g. algx
JOSEPH ErrER. 20 Cemsa 81
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
laauI aulanc A. 90,

10 CHARITIES STREET,
NEw ORLEAS.
OFFERS at Wholesale or Retail. tot cish or
Dappruyrd paper, hlafge assortment oi
10 T. III / N G..
"a competition Is the lc Of business We invite
.ayrr, to "drop in before they make M Their
rUtriias's.
Ni,y lu.6m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
CoLENAN's lloTEL I
Washington, May IS, 1878. !

Dear Sir As your name will, IN all
probablitybe prominently before the Bal
rmore convention, to be holden on Mon
ayn,xt, for the purpose Of nominating
a candidate for President OF the United
States and a., shall have TO cast the
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
WILLIAM II. COLLINS

To the lion. RlyrrD, JonSsoS.
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Philadelphia College OF Medicine,

FIFTH, SOUTH WALNUT STREET.
THE spring and summer of lectures for 1913 will
l. be commenced on Monday, March 9th, lelS and be
continued four months, by the following faculty;
JAS McCLINrocK M. D., General, Special, and Surgical
Anatomy.
J. r. BURDEN, NJ D Materia Medca and Therapeutics
ID. p. GARDNER, NJ. d., Chemistry.
Henry GIBBONS, NJ D., Theory and Practice OF Medicine
LOUIS II. BEArry, M. D., Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo
men and Children.
JAMES McCLINrocK, M. D., Principles and Practice o
Surgery.
HEyRy GIBBONS, M. d., Institutes of Medicine and Med
cal Jurisprudence.
S. X. McCLNrocK, M. D., Demonstrators OF Anatomy.
RICHARD BURR, NJ d., Pfosector of Surgery
Fee for the full course, $40 Fee for those who have at
tended full in other colleges, $40. MatrlcuIa
tion be paid only, SIS Graduation 500 Practica
anatomy including ecapituatory lectures. $40 The dis
secting rooms will be opened on the LIST Of March.
From arrangements now pending, there is every reason
hope that the chairs of institutes Of medicine and
romy viii be occupied by distinct professors at an earl,
period.
For further information inquire OF
JAMES McCLlNTOCK, NJ D. Dean
No l, North Eleventh street. Philadelphia.
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Distant subse letter tbs postage
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LULLERS HOTEL, Washington, ID. C.-Messrs A.
IL X E. III. FULLER take pleasure in informing their
Iends and the travelling public that they will open their
NEW HOTEL, on the and 18th
street, before the LIST Of December This house has
oeeh erected expense and under the personal
|pern'endence of the sub,cbcrs therefore they Halter
themselves that all The requisites of rst-rae hotel will be
ound at their establishment The furniture is all entirely
and no expense has been spared to obtain that which
Us elegant and comfortable
The situation of the house i. considered eligible
nan their late stand the of l4h aud Penn
Eyvnnia avenue Vacated by the subscribers last Novem-
Rer) Deng nearer the Capitol and hanve min
Iments.
/ 10 our Old friends and guests tender sincere
thanks for their patronage and
them that they viii find cordial welcome their new
ouse, and no trouble VIII be spared render them
comfortable at their own hresd.s ...r
10 our future friends and guests offer good house
lnonage
Portes will be in attendance the and steamboats,
on their arrival, with the badge of Fullers Hotel
No charge for conveying baggage.
/ Nov 5-du A. L. e. II. FULLER.
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Grand ct Sans Rival Attra.sio"'
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and | lM street

corner fennsVrdntd avenue ana LIN street.
WE subscriber resp, ctuy his friends and
The public morally thai he has this day opened and ar
ranged Tor public secon his annual importation OF fancy
IooAes, bon-bonr, Nc, 10 which he invites attention.
those PERSONS therefore, looking Tor holyay present
opd hud greatly 10 their advantage to cali "a LIN Viie
I've Parls, and examine the assortment which, for
xess OF pattern, beauty of style, cheapnes be
Vurpassed or equalrd this city elsewhere ba
been ccd by uy residen, Paris agent expressly lor
On Christmas Eve will have exposed for sale over SOC
Pound and fruit cakes varying in weight from SOC
IPon ,nd.; also, every variety Of pastry.
| OecH G, GAUTIER, Confectionsr.
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(tARPE TINGS, RUGS, tSc.-The being far adj.
" vanced Tor carpetngs Nc, will off great induce
mens purchasers, who will give CALL in all descrp
tons OF carpeng.
stock Of Oil Cloth Just received from which cloths
any size can be cut
JAN Stiff ID. CLAGETT az co.
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TIUNNIsHED HO,sE FOR RENT.-tor
Anniversary of the American colonization Society

COLOMBIA lion ROOMS, Washn gton, Dec, II. lS7
THE thry-hrst annual meeting OF the American Colo,
l. nzaon Society will be held in this city The 18Th
January, 1873, o'clock, p. Several distinguished
speakers will deliver add esses that occasion. The
Board Of Directors will same day IL O'clock
the copnzaton rooms, of which the folio ny di-
rtctors for life will please take notices
Hon S, WiIkeson New York Herman Camp esq . N. y
Hon. Thos. w Williams Rev. w. McLain, Washing.
Connecicu city,
Rev l.. Bacon, D d Conn, A. G. Phelps esq, N. Y,
Francis Griffin esq Miss, Steph. Duncan, NJ d Miss,
Gen. John Il Cooke, Virginia John Murdock esq Mss,
Thos X Hazard, esq K H. lanes R,lry, esq
Rev. Burgess, d ID Mass, Alv reg Fish, esq.
John McDonogt, esq, La David Hum, esq &c
iona. Colt esq Conn, James Booman, esq, N. Y,
Rev J B. Pinn-y, Pa, Charles BE ,ver, esq Pa.
Elliot Cresson, esq, Pa
Auxiliary societies will please appoint delegates accord
the 9th article of The constitution which provides tina
each of shalt be entitled delegate fol
every five hume red dollars paid the treasury Of this
cie'y within the year previous the annual meeting I'm
poan business will the board; and il il de
,irabc that there should be full attendance.
/ Dec q w. McLAlN.
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THOR SALE OR RENT

T-%OR SALE OR RENT.-Two houses 9th between
Il l. and north; large twostory brick
with cellar and back buildings, pump of excellent water
in the yard und large side lot attached; the other
fra me- two stories high, with back building conta ming
eight rooms For terms. apply 10 Il. JONES,
May left (Int1 On the premises
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OUTPOST sERVICE.-Advanced guard, outpost, and
~ detachment service OF troops, and the OF post
ng and handling them in presence of an enemy, with
historical sketch OF the rise and progress OF tactics, by Pro
fessor Mahan of West Point; volume price Is cents
Jan H.' .". F.TAYLOR
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Revolutionary Claims.

AM in possession OF authentic documentary evidence OF
the services and claims of the officers o: tue Virginia
State line and navy half pay TOR life and ounty lands,
and of the officers OF the continental lines o The several
States pensions Communication pay, and bounty lands
The evidence will be furnished, the clai prosecuted al
The option the claimant Letters directed Cen John
p Duva Tallahassee Florida postpaid will be amended
to- JOHN T. DUVAi
L Oct
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irish md Scotch Whiskey. Irish
malt vhskey-a very superior article. Also, superior
scotch whiskey for sae Wholesale and RETAIL JAMES
BAILIE'S wine sore No 80 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
nrxt door TO Congress Hall Hotel Also, very old choice
Mononpnhea whiskey wholesale and retail. Jan 1T
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TABLE DAMAsKs, NAPKINS, &c In store
100 damask ia bic cloths, from 10 10 to 1924
Also, damask napkins, from 81 dozen up
70 pieces diapers and damask do, very cheap
All kinds OF dwellings, Nc
These goods will be offered at reduced prices by
Jan. Stiff ID. CLAGETT " co.
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OOK QUITS. PARKER, Ina wing opened fancy and
II perumery store between "A and Gun Penn
yvana avenue. six doors of Coemans Hotel, Cup
a,rD respectfully invites and citizens to exam
Inc his collection Of useful and fancy articles consisting IN
part, OF fine English and American hair, na and tooth
brushes shell and horn dressing-combs, very superior
teeth (ine) wrought tuck-combs for the evenings side
combs evening FANS rich reticules purses, pertuneries
DC, &c, &c.
On Monday will be opened gmps, fringes, and buttons
/ for dresses
On the 10th of this month shall return from New York
with one Of the OF fancy articles
l Tor the coming holidays opened in Washington
SELBY PARkERS
Fancy and Perumery store, Pennsylvania
| Dec loft avenue, between AZ and 9th streets.
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RoARDlNG,-Mrs. HAMILTON, Pennsylvania avenue,
nearly opposite Coemans Hotel has several large rooms
Congress- permanent transient boarders among them
are two or three fine front rooms.
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