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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
sEw York, WEDNESDAY,, DEC. s.
The Presidents Message

WAsmssros, Monday, Dee s.
Gen. Tsylor's Message cannot be sent 70 Con
.,... u,siI the H,ase shall have been dehnitively
.,s.sissS Mes 1tine Il il kept very close. an
"a ..sad that /. will Oil about Eve co.a-nns Of
The Tribune IN our largest type-in other words,
4, 70 less than half toe average length Of Mr. Polk
sess.ses Tbs: 10 Of itself sre,: improvement,
kai trss: the matter will prove a. worthy and
acceptable az the manner. The Presidents iDii-
mate friends are ia high spirits, consden, that tie
Merge will commend itself 70 the Judgments
aud its ts.hor 70 the hearts Of the People.
--Yoo viii perhaps have heard by Telegraph
the termination Of the struggle for Speaker before
this reaches you. DO 10. see how Winthrop can
be elected since ths alsrs SOaihern defecton' h'I
how any other Wing csh be. The cu'reni inP'e'
s:on nigh. Ia that Cobb osDrOt Be CHOSEN y Vo'
sdverssries. Some talk Of weeks struggle ;
others think Il will be terminated to-morroV' n
PROPOSITION 10 vote By ballot 10 good desi can
y.sssd tonight, and meets with favor Yet
hardly think il will prevail. q.
1t will bs seen by oar ;elegrsphie dispatch IN
another column, that the resslt Of yesterday ba
lotipgs shows an increase Of one vote for WIN
1BoP and loss Of three for Mr. Corr.
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sCItkioA CoUsT MOI 4, xIS. ., IS a. II u ~ -
= y. o. a., . q, y, 81, =. -. = 70 -
CikcrIr CcCsr.-NOs &. ~ -. a. IS IS. n 10 IS
Cossos fLEAs-PUt Nos. -, e., S., IS g. 8. II
- IS, n, . 81, =, G g. Par ii-H0s o. n u 81 81
* = "a. Co. e. - -
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SECOND DISPATCH
pl.aster and Lo-s OF Property,

koCHEsTEa IuesdAy DC I.
The Cigy Mills N ,his ci;y. owaed by General
Reach, crushoi ,ssi night under the Eeshs q
Wheat stored IN tie upper ioi, There were 1900
bushels mil al @; which wen; down 20 ,he river
below. ard 81. total o', About ore half II The build
Ing IL entirely rniaed
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Toe sales cf Co1Tos on saturday were 1900
bales and for the week % 900 feset day there
good business ne sad price. STEADY with sales
5000 bsles. Nddling qso.ed OF aud Fair lie srSAR
further declined I, with sales 100 hhfs. MoLAss
10 setiye den.sEd ST cole s.es 20 coo bush CoaN
q soc
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sauthern Wall.


BALTIMORE, Taesdsy. Dec i--P q
| sluLl.:n Nal L. N.thiog l,oftAut.
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Hxssise's safEs.-We have had frequen. &C.
csson TO publish testimonial. of The excellence VI
these ssies and we nov annex another voluntary sv
denee Of the perfect security OF Herrns Safes against
ire. MILAN, (OAio,) Nov. 81, ls4a
M. s {. HxNKrSG
DEAs sIR-Eaelcsed is = dram on the American
Erchsnse Bank for slo TO pay tor the SAFE order
Of Of you for MesGs. H. Chase 4 Co
Oar oi6ee was harmed sometime sine, A. TIE came
tune our warehouse and were unable 10 get ca;
,ss safe We purchased CT you les, sprirs iva, o
badly roasted that the hrsss knob on tie doof va
,sslted 81. and the outside OF the safe very nueh
spTgRs much that afraid ~ trust II a. ain
70 9 Ike ordeal should one occur, although Il did us
azeallent service on that ocessOH, preserving car
oooks and papers, not only that they perfect
lssiale but In condition that enables 10 them
We would inquire OF you whether We can trus. II
.ssin under nks eircurEtSDees, should tAey O.
sar and also how you vii exchange for new one Of
The sslne sixs and fashion. Truly yours,
STEVENS L RYAN
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TtAPLRAScI.-Fidelity Division Of the Order
Of Sons Of Temperance celebrated their Sixth Anal
versAry Al the Methodist Church. Rev Mr. stogfore,
c. Hoover, editor Of tho O,sss, sad othsrs were
among The speakers
THE sFoRN-OaF city Tss on Monday visited
S!sa regular Sorthe.ssef witch continued through.
oa' 1he day Tse tide rOse higher than Tor several
years completely nanealias .ons Of lover portion.
Of tie town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

TIE MORAL o. SroRN.-4Jaday WAS one
Of the most dsssraesbla days Of the sesson, sOd ia
consequences upon crime we're singular Only twenty
arrests (the smAlies. number the, We recoiiect FOR
years. made by the Police Department. and two
sirds OF these we're for iutoxostcu The dsy was 50
stormy that over ielon. Kept under .heltsr.
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CITY ITEMS.

MEN ORLEANS, Nov. 5e-Arf sMps Uhel. Boston
" Charles New Tora
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Loox orr roR rfsEt-The ssars have stay
sscsivsd s?ses irrrSecns 10 .ss csre tat re avs
4 rssfor 70 throwing sssss sad sbsss IN tie streets
are explained 20 o1eneers and enforced. Several AZ
rests have Lrsady been made get your irce kettles
rssdy std part v.;h your rsboirh deesahy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

II Elegant snd rich patterns Of Eng!ish DWssss ~,
~ foir yards wide, at - Bowery, HIsAa Asosaoy,
cesbTsssi cheapest Carpet establishment 10 the psi,.s
State. You can ssleei from the hsnds End ss,a
assortment 10 be found ghe hys spacious wsIstsou.
arc EhroOssd with purchasers daily, which 1. OT.as,<s
o'ths ersortln.ry low Phes. Esd the splendid y
patterns VI CsTpss, Rugs, OIL Cloths. Drugset, A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

" The sale AZ auction ofh.ndsome Fuioifufe aossss
Carriages Harness, Nc a. la 0ossie cossssv
ThirIJnnhsl and finn AZ Vsses plsss shis day t
Catalogues a. The sale, or al Auctionsers ohcs
4. BLEECKER ! co Brosl,t
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CLERK WASiED-in = southern City, young a.
con Psenslo axe she entire charge Of Tho ,s aspAr
meni Of retail store Of ths hn elass Gao who has pc
vlousy hlsd such si.asnon la 9 Broadway store Va
be preferred. To p-r.on well qasrs-d a fhsrleou
psnsNioa will b. given Apply with references. 10 BsI
2.SsS, POstOfcs AS
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Engraved Ia the nof, beautiful .ra psaIi "a "A.
hssst French imported esTds
SPLENDID BRIDAL ENyELOPs AND sOXEe
large assortment received from he os essbs.
tel manufacturers 10 Paris snd LOudon AT avEsDfll.
fashionable esisblshmeal for CsIds S02 Brosdw.y ca
Der Of DlAnsst Branch Office 2wsnu 81
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NIsLo's-ooe CT rs nSsS be.arfs ba.lss. 80, 49,.
saeed n perhsps, IRE 9isellelhs Gfsl act o. vsiS !.
represented here his syeaaz TIE act 10 10 !ss.T &
uese ,tory Nile Serum and Mors erli.ag a. -. a.
n with Nile A. Lehnsn aud her sis.sf Frsa< \. Az.
appears Ia h,s great comic par 10 Vol vseI $780,,
- The whole Rave hsmly --ca jsEssa gocs tArc-s.
s.les bsaeei 90 Friday aez whee he pseas ~. =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

s'h rAH.Lf fLo.s -Isose who Wish mo 'r>-s.l
aud beat bread have learnt tho importance o. us,ng .
ground aour exclusively which Ihs priocps srocest
supply In small bags and barrels warranted fssh a. q,
Mil prices, from HEeEEE BsoTHEss rotor hns Al
Chery-sl S5 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

HAVE roc sEEs TINS fafsss Inc eogns'y y>es,
sssrywsers are pfsisl-S 90 exeelsres, shape usss
sad chesPress u The Boats shoes and Gaissn scS b,
JoSS' II Ann o. PNsOu Phugle, Deacon HOL'su laa
Uoele zOss inform us that the Connssdcui fot, wos,
wear anything else
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

BoDr tOuSD.--A body wss found yesterday
lnC % g a1ailcs In tho Atlantic Dock. poo exsm
nal Il turned =; 10 10 gho remains Of Captain To-
rsel Church sho. IL was thought, had been dro wnet
about Fortnight sgo. He was claimed by hitsriends
who reside In New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

Ess juss received large .sces Of sSneh aastn.
Dried cuusnu CiuOn Grapes Figs A. which h. q
Offering al low prsessi also choice new Uuoag Tee /.
ouy ~ cents per TO- crushed Loaf ssssr 81 pee 10.
and Brown Slogans and Groceries Of all k,ass fer "a.
cheap for essh Al hs large stores S5O and 0esows
a. q Nesey o. and s0s 0rsnd-sL asa
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Frs.. rRFsrs. sSp MUIR. -B.sr, ~ C-aA.-., core.
u Wooster, has tls opened with general sssoTtr@..
Of sua, and Fsrs Ladis. ~lsains Mad. % Ears go
select from large sssortsent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

fiHE cAsE % roUs cosss Those who arc ya.t
with 'he.s VIBRATIONS srpsudsg-. 10 their feet viii IA,
feefby The use Of u, LirTLETfELD's eesbr sted a,
ehaniesi Shields and Plaster. To bs had =, hi. ose4
Exchange. Aso. no. is3. 49, g7s sad Oh gro.d~s,
Bee AdF7Fusemrnt al 7as
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Az SOW Ibal Bso0Ks 10 salca 81. cells u b~
and ch@sres Roof. an shcss !n III zig E,s,y .,s
to be fund there wser Proof .tout ana light Feasl
CAfSoon. slippers, ossrshoo. Dancing Pamas, Dsocas
0Sei Aocsssns and every article destrabis tsg cover
Ing. for tho feet, Al $50 FultonsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

OsIUAEY.-rhe Hon. John skilmaD, whose
has for many years been associated with this
Pises died Saturday, At hs residences. 90 Columbia
81 n \. He ~ss - years Of age, aud has ever been
Known oE his assisnss. aud worth. The funeral ,ooA
place yesterday sfernoon At Rev Mr. Meeaer. church
BGshsck
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WILLlAMsRnRGn TYNE.

SCHOOL No 3-Pabiic Primary School No I
wss opened on Monday morning ~ she Trustees Of
the Second DisHet il 10 located at the corner Of
North Flfs; and Ninth s 10 three stories Ia height
v.s iroOs q "a feet and depth Of e. feet, 10 The csar
Toe ar'. story, intended Tor school purposes. diyi.
dsd into isres apartments BY siding doors One Of
these divisions 10 furnished with desk. ard revolving
chairs aid 10 the most comfortable school room the
village tor besides having the improved furniture the
ceiling "a ventilated giving the pupils coVious supply
Of pure air. TIE front 10 % PntsdeiphiA brick-Ihe
rear and sides Ia covered with composition pant Of
the purast white, making the edhce conspicuOus cb
i-ct from Green Point snd Bushwfss
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h.rs -ksoS 10 a. basy ss ever sGpsflnsstaiss 10 gss
sou his excessive eustrsss AID bis company u sxpsr
eoeet works men scarcely supply the dsmsnS ~ =.
hat. We hrOs that 10 quality his hats esnre. =. sxe,,
led while The fact that he price for his very beat 1us
10 bat -four doS should Induce al shoss ho have a.
psying higher prices 10 psironss him. His ss.oFns,,
ofFars masters msse.' snd shldrs1s ssps s1su. i.
AMI well worthy the examination of.ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

~ rhsy have 90 superior, aud We doubt n TIE, asY.
their equal We mean tbs Rehs'sa EVoE- PoinkJ o.,
Pens TRY ons Il 500 coass us. sold saslusivsiy byJ
Y sAyAGr, ~ s1lsou-st who hA, an uDhyslei sioss d
aas d0d snd silver Watches Gold Peas aud washs,
rerai-et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

AESDELssOHN ASSOCIATIONS monthly re.
hesrssl Of shis muscs society came Cd last Monday
evening Ia the Gothic Hall The piece performed ~ss
Hsydns Creation" Considering the gigantic nature
Of this sublime ors,orio Il perhaps was well per.
formed "a any stGstsur association could 30 t. The
Efforts OF The pFras donna Of the evening Ars lone.
were highly appreciated ~ pretty numsr sudi.
enee The next concert will 6e = selection Nom the
beet eomposers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

As iNPosTER.-Ye Jn0 Delaney va
bro=ss: -, charged with having passed himself on
q shi DETeckec sailor AID completely destitute
tie WA committed 70 the Peni.sntsry Tor months
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" tho 10 this Mr. GEoE0E P Fox who has jaa,ss
into nesonety Ia our city all 81 once. Tailor 81
leader Of f''hlou oar correspondent says be vel q.
The Of business. 40 hing srto hl, Oh.
bsssed azure opposite the Psrs. 6s Chsmesrsa" Al
who snow hn praise bic abilities and pleased % ss
log ne superior style OF his nuIs They say be saos.
- cCt.eT OF PaRssoods lie 10 % oar slo2s.
eiuEens, and formerly bad = most extensive Iaosi,g
80 establishment OF high reputation 10 England emple,h.
regularly 81 TO leo hsads
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AsfKeJs kvssra by vlnsrs Of power o. 49,
conferred apo1 hin By Tast snd 9ssias tAs 80
tss insitu foa 10 arresuE the .rtsn ao % he :.
s~eping sccae so o Of ten viiling prtoo.,. -
eoupe 0, noeIs, .nsrooOo ssd evooiog. By tas "a =,
Novelty, variety, and resss esstElf1s consstrs ~ -
fve huunetfis Wemy.s ard hs vaadsvtass -
EilseT, Pee Morris, Mia West and Nj Hixfins-A -.
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srfALIso a Bokr--Vie tors Adson vss g.
rested - oreer Greea 1t the FIRST Ward charge o.
stealing boat from Pc No. soEsh R-Tx Re 90
ss2nlfssd foE Via
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LADIES FrR GOODS

~ GesS, ga Broadway, kass ssisntis ssssstue.,
Of L.lis. snG Chldrshs Mass, NisGortnss al a =.
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NE~.fosk BAY CtssTE.Y Ats meeting OF Ara Lode
No a. l. o. q. =. November H. Isss, Il wa
hssossd, That recommend 10 The Brothers u rsis
Lodge and Ihs Order seusrsllY 10 Wait tho soaEss
sSe Newton Bay Cemetery ComDsny which fos b-sat,
eonYsosaee of locan0n sDc IRE liberal iofus -hs1
o'' are disposed o. 10 DOT surpassed By any place s
lar chandler q w HIgCHxAN
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~ The GremGn assaulted on Saturday nigh,
wa Andres DoIey, foreman Of No T. Il I. thought
that the blows which In tho face were struck by
'luns shot. man named John DGssO, Suspected Of
the assault vas arrested BY officer Gee and brough,
before Justice Eyeds who admitted him 10 bail IN the
sum Of s11
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

BCRGLARY Tho house No. q, Barclay ~ was
burg lariOusy entered Saturday night and several
vsuEso articles VI clothing stolen ~ the rogues
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Y We cal the attention Of car uptown read
ers &c ne s1ssssSsoas Of correspondent eo1e0EErs
rissi eournusiea.s. viii he oEss part q me CITY
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washington Un,v.r.,ty or Baltimore.

t !,
THE viii commence with introduce
tory lectures, the last Monday in October next
The daily thereafter will be temporarily delivered In
building neatly up purpose Liberty
street. door north Of Baltimore
.gfi .s MEDICAL FACULTY..
John c. 3. MonkuT, NJ D-Instues and Medicine
Med. Jurisprudence and Mental Diseases. ...t..e M e
George c. NJ Roberts, NJ Dobsteics and Diseases Women
and Children.
Reginald N. Wright, a. NJ M D.-Chemistry.
A. bnowden Piggo, A. NJ M D.-Anatomy and Physiology.
X. N. Wright, A. M M. D.--surgery. VA
A. s. Pigsoi, A. NJ NJ DTherapeuics Mat Medica, and Hy
giene. \
The duties of the demonsato win be performed by tbs Professor
of Anatomy fa-
The Faculty have ample MEANS appa
models, thorough complete
hvered In the best regulated country. The
steca models the largest and best imported and
procured in Paris at great cost @ '9'@5 RI H
The Faculty intend possible, Ill
with gentlemen thoroughly qualified meet the responsible duties
thereof ri ,ssstt. . +
They pledge themselves unweaed devotion
all who may be disposed themselves
Tickets Sl5 diploma $20 $40,
ton o. Students arriving The
member OF the Faculty. who win give regard
lection Of boarding house, &c. BE- ~ FHn
For further the the Faculty
. n VIZ III n .... REGINALD N. WRIGHT,
No l03 West Fayette street, door OF Liberty
Sept 6-2aw4w .&F3
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no OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

Of person wbs upon books s-sss ~
payment 81 Ne subscription be In advances agr3-
Distant subscribers forward money BY the Pssgs
on which w Be POD By and Ill BY ourselves
sske trsnsmsson a.b ~ lstfrs
The COUNTRY PAPER psh1hsd tiwsshly during hs sss}
Congress. and ssnt weekly during the
Subscriptions period lass Asn ysss rsesiysd On
tszns propsrtionsdt 10 the above sAassi rates.
90 POsTMAsrERs ssssas end ~
sending rvs DAILY Subscribers viii 80 enclosed sEMI
WEEKLY subscriber with Sas snslessd O avs wEEkLN sub
'cribers with enclosed win be entitled 70 Of The
EDITION - they furnish subscribers for, sasia VA
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GOATS, pants, and vests, made TO 0rneE.-BARNEe q
MITCHELL would respectfully gentleman a they
opened within tho last few the extensive and hes
assorted stock Of Fnch English and American cohs ca.ercss
bacing Makes all the Styles and fHhonabs
will
and economical buyers A their purpose % n
their business In this particular branch this season
pants made order and shion
sye call and examine their variety before buying, -
they determined sell chcap and good article Their
alor point Of cutting and good workmanship are equal 70
purchaser will be expected 20 take the goods
rhey only few Of the leading colors, s3esa
pieces very and rich black French cloths Of Baou
manufacture M 81 j.
pieces Eng cloths which
we have made TO cost from SIG TO $40 f&4@
pieces London smoke and olive brown cloths much woA
in ffock and sack Ea5 y, 6y8E ~.
pieces olive other fashionable shades, green do
70 do French and English blue a variety shades
2 do dark grey do a.4F &@ Ed 4s@@ aas
Also cadet mixed .a4 FFs . A tt3
cloths and sack coats, Of q color
| IN CAssIMEREs.
10 pieces doeskin, Baou simonis make,
article, and will be sold 20 cent ess than former
prices.
so pieces real
them plain and changeabe green,
mousse drab, grey, and other fashionable coors.
and other colored tweeds Of quality and Style
IN vESTINGS s&
supply superior and extensive than have boz
and desirable coors &c
Likewise, supply sain and Madra
Merino shifts and draws Of description and cheap
Best qualify kid gloves, ms,ino csshnsre &c, DO
usually kept in our line for genlemens use. M Efaft
Between sth and sh streets, Penn.
Sept ls-aawawd ta.a q "a elf. .5l' 11g. ag7.l M
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RAkNEs MITCHELL would call attention 10 their unusually
ae and elegant supply Of eapetngs, moor olciot rugs and
furnishing dry goods generally All newly opened within the
gay NO. And The greater number having been purchased ae
IN e regular way They would therefore especiay
invite persons In want OF all and
ing dry goods 70 sa and examine their assortment before uit
ssewhee as they are determined eel a. cheap AID
would having just been opened
pieces extra rich vevet carpeung W. M
. do do tapestry velvet do
40 30 very superior sSs sIssan' style Brs's'
Is do new and handsome style imperial 3ply
SO superhne lngans Of both imported and American
some Of entirely new and beautiful style
So do cotton and Wool and &c cotton do s ~
20 do Venetian OF the best quality and newest styles and color
10 do list and Of entirely style
30 do American floor oieohs, Of s. ., and "a widths.
many of new and handsome style. Also !.
do very rich tapestry pattern English ditto 70 cut ior has
6dozen rugs the e,ed cheneie make, some very
handsome and cheap
Together largest decidedly cheapest stock
Linen and cotton sheenngs, plowcase linens :
Damask table diapers tablecoubs 3..Hsgs E1t
Damask napkins, brown Table diapers and cots @
Coored border towellng, Russia and Scotch do @s
Huckaback toweiing olcloh at t.i.t
Cooed step crash, heaviest kind tsFf3fs
Curtain materials Of description, also curtain muslin
Piano Of the richest colors and newest styles
Also table g. all WOOL and OF Handsome style
So TO- and LA white imperial quilts In this article We can
likewise dozen coIorcd quilts only q 49, worth q So
pieces coiored floor baxe, Of and lO Widths for crumb
cloths, &c. ftsst.4 *$3@ft n REeN3f as sAfsfSb
before purchasing elsewhere, knowing that will be greatly eiS
Between 9th and sth streets, Penn. avenue.
Sept. l9-3taw3wif NHstk ssy 65 sE s8B
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Under fhs NafionaI Hotel, PeHnsy1Vd"td dVs'He . !.
AyE informing their friends and the public That
III they received choice assortment Of cloths
veng embracing the latest styles and most approved make
Having spared pains N the
lection stock feet assured that shall be able 70 one
In want Of good and shionaoio
clothing be found in this Of the northern ciues
assortment OF fancy articles, such as
Gloves cravats, handkerchief, suspcndcu ff
silk. N cotton shirts and drawers
Fine Shirts style "a. . =
Umbrellas, dressing gowns hosiery, &C. all Of which VIII Do
NJ for cash time 10 punctua custome
our Inc public respectfully invited 10 give ~ call.
9--3nw3wf afaHt
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Agency OF the Observation-Disclosures Houses I'm the United
states. WV '@
MAURY, Pennsylvania
oh street, having formed connexions with ht
principal book establishments Of country, win supply NIL ofder
Tor religious miscellaneous MEDICAL scientific, and school
books In lots o. single copies At the lowest publication prices
Schools, institutions, and individuals intending order foreign
American books from the northern cities, trouble
expense heavy freight postage &C. BY leaving orders with
TAYLOR MAURY, In Washngton city, July
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rPrscoPAL HIGH SCHOOL or vInenIA-

rts Diocesan school, Alcxandrfas Hsv. y n.
80 Dalryuple, Rector.
,,ur a., -eon Of this institution he second
"Wednesday (i2h september and continue ten mcns The
h,ec, OF the school youth Thoroughly Christian pin
junior and senior cssses Of college,
ne active duties The extensive ~ every eper
nnt Of languages pains taken tos<cue
competent in branch Terms 40 pr ses1ons
payable annually, advance Parents sending Two sons
slhD each bedding session Nlfii.lg
The number q rs Parents who intend 10
for them An who purpose entering me sncc sss ncs ssfs
Inc session Application and further inael . 10
sddre.sa shs Rector pos omos Tsso'oces rsss
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Whole tickets so0-HaIyes si0-Quanen e5-Eshths - So
Certificates Of packages Of Is whole tickets, s1ao
- half do 10 W .l.
DO do 25 quarter do $50
Do do 25 eighth %
Orders Tickets Cerhcatcs Of Packages In me
win the most prompt attention, and
each drawing sent immediately sns ovsr
=" Address j. 4 @. MAURY, Agents,
Sent 81 AlexandnH, Virginia
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CENERAL House Furnishing Dry Goods wsreroom.
" CLAGETT DoDsON would respectfully inform all
intending keep house. they
prepared their or the reception Of much
Of goods IN The above line Than has ever been
In d. will be absent for
purpose making their purchases and would respectfully desire
all Of the pretest best and most extensive
choose rom % wait their return They VIII have in
store
sapeb Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels and Brussels
Three ply supsrfne Ingram, low-priced do
| Damask twled and plain Venetian Csrpeting
Together with everything pretty and good which may BE- needed
their line. Aug 4-42w2awh