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Books! Books !! Books ~!

THE sae,sre.r has added isimerssiy to Ills ateaiy
= rlAmtngls stock oi Literature HIS lais acguEgG@
from ne ,ra!s ,er q hnstoh New lars and f!!aa.i.
ph4e tgs'Gs y,h fioen cIsck " the finest Tafkh Zee
9arrcE icym Liverpool and twenty fiittp per tC Irrf.
duB, from london, WHICH @ii We immediately aasSsssa
exposed lVf sale gFe undouseu air o. rcac3s
", rarity ans extent 70 AZ -,k hitherto unarprcachs
nis cohinsAt AL literary mon, lovers Fl books giG
husafh W mental infesrsston solicited 10 come and
entoy me rue isa4 q gsascn and the How Of sonl -
Bvery subject on Nhc TIE r OF man hos bean expended
81 bralus turned may ,. tqghQ here Is reconcile ma
thsnaacan anu hs eiaxy ouAof 81 nav III atete o Ic.
Lazy is each IN Ills proper prh Th0. Evan "a NerY6.
usIsy, Asfolcsy' Aehtfly Sotrtiy and yitehcrst viii
te highly amuysd, whilst tie bells !e,,fg si..s
cou lS.uo hssh ycLI.ts, isS .-ry EFg4Ea r,l cfsf
d,ouvyes OF modern Esq! sa literature ~.
every pro.sEsion sseucs from III. $3.50
farmer 10 the enthusiastic soldier In tysyy ~ pg,iitB
spe. the best bookg are here eInpysetd Ia III ~
of elementary professional trssh1xs and scaosi ~
eysry kind hs stock is Immense TIE slsD.rSsF II
~ Strangers pay him visit before tey eav. ~ ~
~ purchasing from him they savs oneha Of thtis az
my Clsggynaep, literary ebsrStIcrA aud book cosr,
ge1srp.y, 1ving on lines Of railroad t;saLsboas f
Vf o. vel 70 nut change 81 lueB Ia isr vs!sss mi
come u once lj6 Nassau street. allowed b. AZ sayEns
be tie moral OF the Intellectual igorfn Bo3EI s
ipg half price, literary appllsness and eovspsess G
sy kind gratis well as beat Spoush cigars and olhsr
philosophical ins,rumen,s ior nveisrae sokete like the
a<lsbysled Dr. Psrr. JOHN DOYLE,
Chssp Ancisn, and Modern Bookseller
lft !iaseau street., New York
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Harden 4 CG..

rurN Ai.DING AND COMMISSION MIN, = Al 4.
Ill twsga NV rU.t 3nd Boston, pig y, oai ,s wv,
friends anil The public ;!at hry WI .loW wv,
bnsiupfs III Fsllt NIJl with fhcn LNsI,g,, hl bnH'oH
Honsss amt Agencies AZ Load9n, l4risl si,a nNtS,
i, tri,rs tat haze bSeH offered by TIC futsrflptT6
t ss il, IS years Tor the eScrnticn q london and iti
or,trs arr ibw vtry nuca increased through NV lt'
tiie al steamers from New York,
oeIcrs fr purchases u By made IN Ensaud Fraucf ail
o,.r jars Vi Europe viii b. exctled gH1 Upon his INC
se,s9ilkla terms, by ageGig. Cash advanced ai.i
credits given i0f Tie purpose ol facilitating their cFtcu9
Ps.'-Ilr rtt.Euor psid 10 entering and clearing s31l y
he New Yors an! boston cisi9mhousea, and i5.EiF-s
Wh,tas llinosi atsaatch.
EHehsnJs ssh, IN snuls 70 suit constantly for sale u
LOlloa, LiytrjiUol, apa PARIS
Octs No Wal! street. New York; 30 CoaE. street,
Bsg{oa; No, Cook ste, AMI GU Wttsio1 y9ia, iAvtf
pool HAlSpES ~ CO,
D, Our firm n liverpool continues 10 gave every u,
ttI,on TO The forwarding Of ali kinds Of M,EenaEass upon
the most rtssonabls terms By tats ana .ang AAPs y
all parts Of The world,
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON.

mr. JOHN WRIGHT having renqushed Ill conrcrion
III with the Winthrop House II VIII or tie future mn
der the sole nagenent o the subscriber and the house
"a opened Hotel for the travelling public, wtl
Z home Tor more permanent borders,
The situation Of the Hoise, drtcty in front Of Boston
Concn its spacious and airy rooms, and all It's internal
accommodations render itnntqaIed by any public 6H-c
in the city In ,s attractions for the traveller and r sr
dcaring more permanent todging5
Every convenience as TO apartments t5@ir AMI alton.
dance, will be furnished tho oss, whch be had ct
any hotel in the city, IN it, attractions for HE ClIer and
for those desiring more permanent l1!gtngs I'D.
Every convenience as 10 apartments taole and Htts-
dance, viii he Furnished ~ the house. which b. had
any hotel boarding house IN THE ciy and tG sIbFrsJ.f
will devote himself to the con.o Of ~ ho may fty6r him
with their patronage ns #'a
Parties travelling with their families and with Iad.us
Will find tho Winthrop Iouro especially auaped thar
convenience. n ... -. -
The patronage Of the travelling public and Of pErian
oaraers, is respectfully solicited .E
WILLIAM H5SPoUSEr
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P A VII.ION
NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAM

NEW BRIGHTON, Staten ISLAND.
TIME Proprietor begs to inform his friends and
the public, that he has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since tho last
season. He has erected large building contain.
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body OF the Pavilion These rooms are in
tended for gentlemen only; they arc Of comfor
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
in all respects TO those which are generally demo.
minated single rooms in the various watering pla.
ces throughout the country.
The Proprietor is now ready TO ttcst with fami-
lies or parties wishing TO engage rooms for tho
season. Letters addressed to hun at the City Ho.
tel, Broadway, will be Immediately attsndedto
A steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton, at the following hours, viz;
From, Mem Brighton. Eoa North Pier, NJ York.
AT and IL AM. At9, PM. and ~.
? 5 20 PM. 8 ID, S. g. 6, Pm.
MOTE frequent communications will be cstab-
lisb1d as tie season advances.
The Pavilion Is ready for the reception Of com
pany T. BLANCHARD,
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A rREMIuM OFFER.

The post-oflice Of amy toxin in tho Union from
which we shall receive the groattst number Of Sub
qcribers 10 Goduy's Lady's Book, during The year
between the fret Of December, lgl0, and the first
OF December, 1850 (,hs Magazine 10 be mailed 70
such post-ofcc, or TO subscribers through t) shall
been utlod TO continuance Of the Whole number OF
the subscriptions eratutosiy for ono year alter the
expiration of tho year for which the subscriptions
shall have been paid.
Tic Magazine will DO continued on either. TO the
subscribers themselves or 10 the agents tnrohen
whom VIC may receive Tho orders for quantities. and
10 whom the package or packages may be directed,
or to both Ii there should be both in inc same town.
as the case may be. Address -, "a r.,
With any newspaper giving the above few IN
sertions We will exchange.
Our agents are informed that those sending IN
their orders first viii DO first supplied In cage the
edition threatens TO run out
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rpILErsY OR FAILING SICKNESS.

M all symptoms ofifequenl nan In the Head dnness Of
" Sight noise in The ears, disturbed Sleep with agat.
ing dreams, PALPITA TON, FLATELENCY y, and
WEAKNESS, DR. SWEETSERiS PANACEA should be
Immediately commenced with and pcrasrvered In until
ggef eylnptom ceases. The above the premontory
symptoms Of Epilepsy, and denote very foul state Of
fhe Udud st0maah and nerves urfhcaton OF the bloo
hT the u.e OF this rupacea will al all Times insure The body
AGAINST any Of these dlsaereeahe symptoms Many per.
zSue supnnsp that Is uselefs take medicine unless we
are 70 III he unable attend 10 daily avocaons
therein lies their We do insure oIises and
good when they are Ere with The expectation, that
they VIII burn M; but the wire precept guard
inr sgais accident So ii purify blood when WE'LL
,ga insure oul bodies againri attacks knees not win
the exlct expectation oi hcns SICK but be always pre-
percd against It's Attacks For sale Al al the druggists
j, +. GAILAN
corner of and sth streets
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TO INVENTORS AND pATEHqEEs.

adEScv FoA oBrAiSLNo Pafal,fs ron SEW iHEEs-
rlUHa AT WASHINGTON
M j, ELLIOT, formerly u tlF Paent oliee 'tieELlo
W his former Clients md otheFs thai hs DICE nay ~
he last ilty sebfs, dirrHy Opposite Tie Patent QUE
lie l. prepared TO execute With g a.cuft5mrt accuracy
and prympness ans bsncss the line ii It's protessoii-
snch ~ furnishing Information Respecting thg Originality
ana pltuaby oIHy enlous, preparing papers aud draw.
nigs Tor applications icT patents caveats, &c.
To those unBeqnaintd With hn he refers 70 The follow
ina testimonial u The i0a Henry L. Ellsworth, late Com
niss iontr Of pltcnta
Patent 0f,Ge Feb. Is, 1872.
Nj William +. Elliot who has been formerly employed
ii tie Patent plice Drauqlsman, Ae having estEb.
lgstal Faisst Agency IN Tie ely OF WeshIng!o1 taS
great pleasure IN Recommending him AZ sentsnan NOR
take eharss oil any bnraess requiring knowledge OF pe.
eAanegl science the progress Of the arts, ami patent i'm
pYoysnents Nj Eetis also well acquainted with HE
practice OF lids Once, HENRY J.. ELLSWORTH
Commissioner Of Fdients
WI Eliot Is also Tie su,lor d the plan ii die rev
Patent 0fit building,
ECr- Letters on business ia be oet-pnid,
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No, 9aI, broadway, New YorL
]. q. MoNNor. rnnrElnron

J Z. NfUNNUT, FRofRiET0t~
ulS HOTEL, tiluats IN the upper and fashionable phT
~ Broadwey has been 90 enlarged rs now 70 BE- tia
niosk eStruglve that exists.
The convenience, beauty, and ralibriiy Of lbs position
have heretofore caused It's Accommodations 10 be ecnonoi
Oiled by permanent residents OF the city 10 exclude ht
travelling pubic nom participation la lis comforts.
Extensive additions have been male, however, with a
view 10 SET apart lcs Transient ysors Hts ol plEofs s
belrpcrs, to be retained at all seasons for thenl
Frmis nom aar will ind the ehoicts! acccmBo,
dations Of this Hoel constantly set apaa for tein and
every attention win be paid 20 render il attractive . ue
transient visitor as i has proved 10 those Who, residing IA
the vicinity Of New York, have constantly SINCE ia open
ing, honortd 1t with els selsctoi combining all The
llxuTss Of Tho BEST European hotels with The advantages
81 its loo llion. w 49, H
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pauer Han;;tngs, window Shades and Up
hOIsicry Goods.
RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
CohSuMPTIOk.

r OulS FONThIN, jr., partner OF the hrm OF
| F&ntain & Son, Chemists and Prescription
iSis 10 The Royal University, Foris, has established
at Washington city d. c., depot for the snie Oh
the above celebrated compound, at VIM; Adams
Bookstore, No. 3. Eliotps Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
to the American public rs sure antiaoie for Con-
sumption in is Icrncsa well incpient stagsa
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arresting
their decay, II not only soohes and quists at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease but restores the lnngs
and their sympatlising organs, to natural anu heal
thy action. Accompanying each package are gen.
.era instructions and directions (ransated for IFS
use, adapted to all cases, and ifslrcty followed,
will not fail, in every instance--ifthe lungs are
not wholly consumed--of restoring to health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding too much exposure to atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FONTAlN.
Price, eight Francs.
II ~ For the information Of persons residing in
The interior; any part Of The goyernment-he would
state that the remedy IS prepared and imported d.
reef from their ] .aboratorle, Paris, and that the
same can bG transported through mail, as he is adj
yised by officers OF thc Posi- Office Department. TO
any post Office in the country, at the same charge
as for double letter. Any persons therefore,
residing distant from this city, who my wish to
avail themselves Of the remedy, can do so BY adj
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entitlc per
son 10 one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FONTAIN.
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Patent Nieaicaled India Rubber Porous
rREN.YHENINt. PLA sTEH

y al perq i il thought advisable kftp up
/ permanent HtnultnL impression nCaF The 6r.an
i-ea5Ed, I'll, Pascrs VIII be found highly valuable u
fact ail tho hra;tt tai can acro, cnr continuous
c,'ltCt,irfH Wii be produced IA the eiient man
HsE ~ tbstD AZ in hheumatiam, Lpmbaso. 6aui, LII.
SrEshiett ri No jaGt5 Ghronic Dseaee OF the iIreE
4iet. iunss ogltE Internal organs In shot, III all
otA.e rsuss where warming strengthening pas:crs are
beneficial, tsee V j be found 10 DO superior ie my ia
Gas. fsf tale b. +. CilAS.' s1OTf,
Dsg and Ariii, eerntr5th street., and Penn a, suic
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HAVING TAKEN the spacious, airy, and elegant etan'
III tiianInrnt iormefly known as the ALHaMHKAi NO
G5l broadway, takes pleasure In announcing 10 strangers
visiting the city and Ia iae public that his Soona are nov
open their reception Ihey have been improved deco
rated, and newly rnlsied and every effort has hesn
made 10 render them the most attractive ami ageeaht
plas. OF resort IN THIS country s.#s&
The large saloon il tnosi By perfect ventilation and
new aaa elegant Fountain, aud is ornamental with the
choicest Plants and Flowers lees AID DELEGATES OF every
kind served here during their seasons The roma
above WHERE there wrlsiored Rnr with choice Wines
Liquors Of great variety IRE devoted exclusively 70
getlsla. The Fisiter whether seeking good promo
made, ar agreeable lounge, delicious refreshments viii
find them at Nc yJ7,
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New Carpet Warehouse.

OAlLAkr & PRINCE inform THAR CUSTOMERS and the
ID public That they have removed from tue old stand
i0ag oeeursd by Them 10 the large and are
tcass, recently erected on the north side Of
BLOOMFIELD STREET,
. shor distance from Washington street where they offer
f,r sale Of English and
Carpetnga Of all aual!tes do DO Stair Carrsnes Hearth
Hugs; Boo kinga Straw ifstags, &c &c.
Also, Engisi and American PAINTED Floor Cloths Of ali
Dimensions
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TIN wAREi TIN WAHE!i
VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CUEETE,
4

TINE subscriber would respectfully invite the attention Of
MrrshaIs VISITING This City lgr the purpose q &rlesae
stuc III goods tor The FAN aud Winter sales 10 his eAe
ave ftock ii TN IaParsd Shot ioH aud Bfl'aD,ria
Ware comprising general variety Which has been manu-.
ectured in s smsnt Hsl BY tue bfft wofHmrn
in HG city, all oi which IL offered at extremely law prices
Purchasers from different Safes, wall find greatly 70
their odyuntlis call at this establishment, where they
Si find every variety III Ton Ware, ut prc that wiz ngI
a PLEASE. Goods viii BE- carefully packed aud sshEo
ALFRED II. IEIP,
No. 32S. Ealto ri, above the Globe Inn
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Carrying slle Great Central unilel statss Mail.
:. SCHEDULE;

..- ...,.. Schedule:
Leaving SHears Wharf, Baltimore daily EXCEPT lEtays
Ciiy Point Petersburg, weldon, Wmingtoi u Charts.
ton, 5 c., wtou loss II sleep to WelGll-n the opaisc,
comfortable and SUE si-ab03ts, with their exptrstcsl
captains and crews. GEORGIA, Captain C4lIul or
iIERA Id, Captain Itusasih q JEWEss. Captain sltci
FMS Line hes bsen Running for upwards Of twenty years
without oss Of LIE or property. The boats bull expressly
for this route. Arriving in Norfolk a:er comfortable
nigts sleep, next morning. al O'clock A. NJ. Theme up
the seamtoat CtnIiS PECK, Captain Davis ~ ALICE
Captaf nroneb, Cy Poin-thence 10 pctesbifr In he
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blow,
time in advance nj Petersburg NJ the Great L s. Mail
Wellington CITY mex, morning, where ihs Ggeat e. s. Mail
Line their from Giving the public With
their iase advertisement OF 81 hours ahead OF any other
Line 1s Bay Line evss Tie traveller Ell least sis hour
lo n G Tie came passengers that leave Baltimore BY
tile Bay line hBagamEt- At Petersburg with those
Baltimore evening, and Washington next morning,
via The Grsa, U Ms) At Petersburg therefore airst
Also connecting With the saa Board and Roanoke Rail,
road GifysTie and FranKln--thenes BY the steamer
FOX 70 Edenton, Plymouth Sewbern and Washington n.
G. Returning with same connection.
Returning leaves Norfolk al and Portsmouth, al ocl2ch
P N, daily except SUNDAY arriving In Baltimore in
ns for the several routes going Morrill, East South anil
West, #.E
rare hetrrstn nalt & Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va IS
Elizabeth Ciiy,S, &, T 20
- 4" . FRANKLIN,
q Z" Richmond or petershurs Va &
u. 4" " CASTOR or Weldon, y g.,
=" - y" Through 10 Charlie iton, s C, II
Meals on paari Day and Ilmts River Boats included
ereby saving 70 each passenger by this route ST. 10
Travellers by the above route Will please he directed by
our Soliciting Agent IN NE Cars, ai BY the Porter hi the
DepUt yard Norfolk Line labelled III. lsT IS no viii
nnlin,ore, October 9Th, lsiz
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". % FR4s1LIN PA &c, pHILaDEkp8il

OpIS HART respectfully ai1Ims h.s fflends aad the
public Al iafe an particularly his Old pa;rpEs III Dsi..
ware tist hfs house Ne ~ fuaklng Place, When Ter
ana eorifsY well lislcy end guetnss. u
situation, is un unsurpassed ~ any pubic Rouse IN " ia!
raa IL or.n for DER accommodation TrsV.isr. y. "
and vettrs b ,he city will end his houss dtti.ass
ligr temporary hotne 40 they could 81 ~hts his
charges ranging from 10 etnts 10 day, VIII le fouu
u1eTa;s MA rarepg would ask ioE the Superior 1ceo
pno1alout they viii obtain.
., LUNCH daily AZ II A. Mi ORDINARY for Dls 60
pteal accommodation OF merchants and ether bJsnsss
men rom J 70 r " every lay, except Sundays, FER
dASENI bOARDERS,f pI Rom ths bevs accommodations
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GentIemen's Fall and Winter Wear.
VIM. r, JENNTNs 6 co..,


DFAFERs AND TAIoRs, importers ~ Cloths, Ca7slmeres
vrssngs Fancy Dress Articles &c, 23l Broadway, Ame.
new and fashionable goods for Fail and Winter wear
tfted with view 10 rendering their stock rich In quail
y ron 0TERCOATs Blue, black, brown olive, and,
greer mled cloths various shades Beaver do irab and
blue peyon-hTe kersey Canada grey do; drah, blue AMI
black fiol Cloth brown, black, blue, and drab Moar
eI WI&TER FRocKs. sIcKs, Beaver and mllal
DRLSS AND fRocK C0iTs'- .Einp, ' 6lark, olive.
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths, Of niolyf, smons
y , gisINISs AND RArRhzwG coaTs-rlaid
CASHMERE, 1Sotds, and other goods.
HUNTING C0ATS.-oliys, brown and dlah Molts
~ FidS7A1o French, English. German and Ame
fcnn black. blue, mixed nna fancy Gassimerrs selected
With reference 70 the various 'as;cs Of our pa
ois III This line, 10 which such attention has been directed
ennbo insure t combining ease aud elegance
IESiS Black stlks and sHtins fancy do, woolen aud
yrre paids, fslred Merinos white and Duff cassimerr
and Ndfsecs, rich SILK AMI sNna for nal and Parties
liRMYANp Nary Experience enables ia 10 i,,rnis.
Uniforms IN srct conformity with regulations, ami we hay
always on hand he material necessary 70 the d,aeren
FIRST Qt'iLiTY REiDY AfiDE GARMENTS
Eo.gl % The hes! custom work.
0lERGDaI'S- Brown. olive, G.1cn, black, aud hur
hea"r aud mlllrd r"' Sar'oqta; large assortment int
proves; styles Sacks including ene black brown dab
Youti,4 and Boy's Orcnoais Winter FrGrks Sacks &c
iBnsntss and rpye Hing Coats. olive brown, green mud
cn+ts-A large assortment ii various colors and fabrics,
IloakBpe mud ask Cloths, full and three quarter cir
s!es iHnlaMnhs-Ii'i''i pu9, hNt, any fancy GssH'
plain and ibDt ScirtLecns riding travel ling.
&c ycsi;ngs-BIack silk, satin, iiombszns, and Glass;.
mSre fancy SIX, s,n, and Nalenca; ignered and plain
wool teyt black and figured silk do. Dressing Gowns
lie lanrs Merine and .e,rcd Muslin, III great variety,
/ Hunting Goats. IN various styles,
FiNC y DRESS .tRJft LES -Tagon, Jenny Lind,
MaIf i mi n 9Sf ; nss e., Gn s fr,nG
mowsi bye lincy do; Merino sris Or Mnits for aTel.
ling, &c,; Wicd and plain English, French, and llda
Pocket iHmlkerhigis, GuNesC iiaEnn's and Bajou's
hlrs, white, an toorea sid: also Nrrinp, chssir, lined
i;erlh, Linen, Cotton, A. spspendcrs All the snrons
strlCS aud qualities tIfictvgss Dni DIlwCrs Aeriio,
= TX, and iiuctskn, Woul AID Cotton Flannel Half Hose
\ Wits and Mixed criHo, and GoUu various grts; ~rIls,
! Bo.onis, sisi Collars. tmftlas, SIX. and Cotton
/ PiECE tti4JUS.--tiotls Ltgsmeres YGstnas, &c,
extensive assortment us be found in III country
which will b. Sold ~ NE piece yard, at as low prices %
don from what can be relied upon the most she,ablc
| gputis. .ssa"
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

tc0HsKH or FULTON AND PEARL arREErs)
fsuiE PROPRIETOR Of this Hotel desires return hs
thanks 10 LIS trends and the travelling portion Of The
community generally for the ayors which they have hp'
slowed niSn him since he opened his establahmeni and 10
assure them that he VIII spare exertons 10 render his
houE worthy Of the patronage OF which he has already re-
H. JOHNSON.
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lpsssTs Patent Japan E!GeEiss IL the HaEe oi n sxst
lent article: have -sen uH-l ant can hhy recon
mend it,-N american, Apyii5
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II lie proprietor aile Rough and Ready ouse. Lou
L iaa avenue Washington. rthc City Hall, respect
fuy Informs his friends and the public that he has
nectei with his establishment excellent TENPIN Al.
LEY with balls equalto any IN the city IN which hey may
SIT times amuse themselves without any charge wateN,
n, aud he viii 10 happy 70 have their company even
these terms G
The Dor viii be oij constantly supplied with The bes
liquors aud Refreshments
JOCK DOUGLAS
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A-.r nWKIN1 q SON,
PATENT CHAIR MAKERS,
ad6 BROADWAY

ai6 BROADWAY.
Dlvor REVOLVING CHAIRS, Rscumesnt Revolving
Cnairs Sslfaeng Ex,snaon Rscumbsnt Chairs Dentist
Chart inprovsd Invalid Wheel Chsrs Branch Reading
and Wng DESKS and every SaIisty Of Mechanical CaTs
fcY comort aud convenience
Also, by perm S5on, tauiactursrs Of Major SERIES Z.
& a. Travelling Invalid Chan.
Fashionable CABINET Furniture rlats to order
u IN v K nNg, New YORK.
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CARPET lNGS.

7 w. TRACY is now opening extensive assortment 81
y. Ieh Tapestry, Velvet, Wilton Brussels and de-
seripton OF FASHIoNABLE tARIETIN9s, stlect=d
by Mr. T. L. CHESTER, the principal misunderstanding eG
1ihshmenia In England and embracing all ii. latest
proved designs For sale ;ss Broadway Two doors above
the Hospital Uric 3&
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-09
J. STOUVENEL s. co,
No % GoMshee, and No. 3 John street

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AT MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE and
IYA RETAIL DEALERS in
CIIi.N.3, GLASS, AND Lamps.
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, GirandoleS,
Candelsbras, &c
Private houses, CHURCHES, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and al
articles warra nted
A complete assortment Of the richest cut press
ed, md plain Glass constantly on hand
All the above articles made 10 order, and all
kinds OF Glassware matched to any pattern
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned TO parties.
Oil al wholesale and retail.
New style Of Han Lamps and Lanterns.