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NJ GRE NEWS,


E1 The largest, 1nH Ilcsr FASH
e. IONABLE, ard the hes, aszort
st.- hi $40 ment Of ,nens, ~omans, and chi
"a drens boots and shoes, in Geo
county, is to be fouud AZ the ga
cribers BOOT N SHOE STORE, in Elkton.
Sign Of tbs Big Boot.
Opposite the Court lIause.
Thosubsor,ber would respectfully inform his
rends, and tho public generally, that he has
purchased Of his brother. Enoch Crouch) his
entire stock rf Ladies. Nilsson, and chi!drenn
cots and SHOES, and has commenced manufac-
ring Ladies Shoes Of every description. lin
now prepared to atccInnodete all who may
Tor t,In with lali. with mems poucn's
AID MS boots md shoe Of ,hn hes. SOFT atvs
dvprcas. THOS. c. CROUCH
Es.ton, Feb. 26.h AS.
NIB County produce taken / ,,l.,t
ortocts ana EhcoE. va 49, 10
ksrs.
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PHI l. A D T. Ii II ! A
.HOs 9S.1ITG TORE,

NO o. SOutn SpCOnu - tlttt,
Fifth door above Chcsnut, W es, side.
BESSUN d. son,
WOULD respectfully invite the attention OF
wholeSa. 20 ana retail casl, pnrCllas to tnelr
Fall imporalious. consisting IN pat vi
BL.iL K Cdsnmeres. Silk casntler,s. Para
u,allds Buiiuuz mes, Manlliia Fclvcls Melt
nvcs, popiIns, Donnas'ne Alpacas. WIDE
Gluss, Silks, CLOAK Silks, M"usse'e uo Lame
Ihlbu Long Snawls, lhihl square do. BIln-
ket Long do. B!inkrt Square do, Eng ISL
Craps, Italian do. Ven 10, Grape Vc,s, Mode
or 1--we Wells. Modes tlcecy Silk Hose, Md
u owes, Saris, Ret,cuIes. brltlng Broacncs &c
MOURNING Long sha"l", oqiar do Sack
FL,nnrs, hzoreS ana Pupns, Hung4ru.ns
PLAN Silks, NIoussrhne de- Lalne, Ens lish
Chu;z.s, collars ana cuffs, kld Gloves, Dor
deled Hdkls, french cIuaklngs, Sc.
| Pmla, Oct IL, 1851
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HA AND CAPS.

I..,rs, Styiv Sill. Hats, Al lis ana Boys Navy
,ars, VT, OIL ciuin covers, und i"rs ASSERT
meat q n,ers and boys cloth caps, Ior sale ny
WM. IUfDEKI /.
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ENNOCKLS Double Gsursd Corn SAfIisr.-
ons.ced to he superior TO alt others now IN
.vressuss.nly on hand and far sale. at manu-
Du,'s,rl prces, by FHOS. GAKkEll,
ie?e-.t Nc SAivl.y s., Wilmington.
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Pt Knocks and Persons Drills

THE subscriber having n agency for the rals
Of Drills manufactured by s 4 Nj. Pennock of
Kennel Square. Chrsicr CO.. and and a lao OF The
Pcrson D,ll made nv Bush & LodcIl Of this
ouy, the character OF both make Of Drills are
wet' known. They now offered to Farmers
and Dealers on the most favorable terms. at my
won Store, No 81 SIMPLIFY street, W lining on,
nherc those wishing to purchase cnu hive Tho
opportunity Organizing each make. It IL te-
feved tina. those make OF Ds,isu az, superior to
| othe rs offered for saie.
All orders by mail promptly attended 20.
Wilmington, 10 80 TROS. GARRETT.
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The business will be continued by tive unoe'-
signed who has Just returned from fh'iaoe'p"'s'
with very choice selection OF
SE.gSt .E1BLE GOODS,
which he will offer for sale ON accommodating
farms 'rhe undersigned would return his F'n-
cera thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him Az partner III the late h'in OF Brown
g. McIn,lre and would respectfully soi,cn c'"-
in nance OF pas, favors. ED. bho"N IT,
Sept IS, 1850
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q II A " q

q u A " q.
'BSHE SUE$i kiBtkS I'VE in stert and 70
Il sale upon reIsorhbe terms,
500 tons dry Patagonia Guano.
200 do Government Peruvian Guano.
The quality OF the aboyo we Can recommend
with conf Neucr 10 those in want OF the article.
Liberia deduction made TO country Merchants
ALLEN s NEEDLES,
22 and % Soutl WLurvcs, above Chestnut st.
aug al SUI PHILADELPHIA.
This is to Give Notice, That the
subscriber OF eel. county hath obtained
from the Orphans ourl OF said county, let
.er- Testameniarv on the personal estate q
II mai Prcr lale of said county de
ceased All persons having claims asalns
the SAID deceased, are hereby varied To
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
iun au'h-u,,ca'cd on or before the 18Th day
o. Nay 1851, they may o;he'WIse t}
law be eAcu,ied from all benefit OF saul
estate AT p, rson- indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
10 The subscriber. Given upder my hand
his IS h day Jun" 1880.
SAMCEL HE EXIT
Jun. IL Sow.
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Trns!ees' Sac
o. a Banking House, and other
Valuable Real Estate in the

l. " " - SN ~ ~ l'S>s
BY virtue OF decree OF the High
Court OF Charcery OF Maryland, the sub
srribers as Trustees, will of,r at public
sale at tn. Banking Hou,e Of the Susqur-
hanna Bridge and Bank Company, in the
town of Pur Deposit, in Ctc,l county,
Md ON
SATURDAY, 30th November inst,
at p NJ the following valuable real IS
tate; bring all the real property in said
town. OWNED bv tn SuSqurnanna Bridge
and Banking Company, on the 2lst day
OF February, 1881, which, by the plot OF
the surveyor of Crci county viii Ii will
be exhibited al the time and place Of
sale will appear more particularly sci
forth by its bearings aud distances; that
is 20 say:
The property composed of Lots ,
and 8, Upon the Creswell survey, and
having in the whole a front OF $50 feet
ly 200 deep at the tim. OF that survey.
This property is now divided as to It's
length, INTO two parts by the main street;
the one fronting $50 tee, on the upper
side OF said street, and having upon It the
banking House Of the Su.quth"nra
Bridge and Banking Company, watt, all
the improvements at' ached thereto. The
other portion has tn sane front up,n the
lower sill. "t sad street ruls d,wr
TO the rtv r, comprising an extensive
wharf property. with a water tr,,t If
N. Az w. 100 feet, n. ~ K. 23 ltrt,
N. 40 w. 50 tr-t'
E.-S The BANKING HOUSE
T::;& asa fine stone build z two
ka / ~ stories h'gh vi h easement,
1ssssss'4s-s.s aud has a front of 50 tee.
Wi a depth OF % ct. 1t has a por-
AMI is ada pied romnodious !. 10. The pur
pose of Il dw"'lin,, a. wei as those OF i
hankin. institution. On each side oil the
nain building and fee, ia the rear OF
its front in . Is stone building. OF on"
story, with Basement, l31 by " feet.
That on the north ru sid is us IS A
dwelling and directors room; hat or th,.
south is \ dwelling ~ front OF tie
BanAi"g House, there is d store wal, FIVE
feet h,gt. h,n linz on the str,t, thu ei
closure being on "a level with tie top
Thereof and TIA" descent beng 10y lii-h
OF Stone steps t. tn" street. Th" Bank
ing Iinu,r ands back 80 feet from b..
front at the lot.
o The portion of the properly rcter-
red to- which hes ucNi to" ri,vi, rs y one
story iran,r Otlic", IL 10y Is feet and a
e able lSA ~ 324 Ir,r. The s'd.s and
erds Il, ne deck aud Wh.ri are hu.h zap
with logs, two or three fee high. ihl,
portion OF the prop rt\ rs ,nad' g'"und,
and the VIII ,ri might be made rA rr"r "
valuable, h> rXpndng il 'rr.h into tia.
stream.
r" remaining lot is unark d \" IS OF
th- plat OF the town aud al thai TN, had
front o 40 fee on hr river, With depth
OF 100 f ct, and contained about 233
.qraIe p,rch-s. Tn +, have been about
Twenty ct OF made ground sInc- attas h.
cd, making the present m aSur'lnant
about 26A square p"rchrs, On 'hIs 10,
there arr no improve ems.
The terms, as pr scribed ~ thr deer =.
arc on third cash and the remand + in
two separate and eq"ai lrslaiiu"n's a. &
and ~ mnnths respectively a,t int r.,'
on each from the dav Il sale, and srcuri-
~ TO be approved by the Trustees
JOHN GLENN
S. TEACKLE w ALLIS,
Trustees.
&.
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GUN .nHOt.S.

ladies' Gcr,lrmcn's ana Gn,iurcl's meta Ii,
aud r,,4nt Gum Shoes, Tor sil'' bv
WI. iURBERT
Nov. 10
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AT THE 0LD SrASo orpo.,rE gnH touar House
~ frrs 10 ,he public the. following lis, ofFalt
~ Snd " n'ot Goods
CLOTHS.
French, English ard hrrriren in vnrious
col.rs, C'snnrrrs, french, Doc SKIN ,rd
Amer an Cassincus. Twe"ds and Kentucky
Jeans, Tcs,,ngs. Satin figured AMI wooltrn.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Frcncn Mcrnn,s. in various colprs. Cobur u
Maroon, Green, Blue, Scarlet, &c. ls.,n. res,
m and figured, Mouslin tie LANES, ig'n aud
Sa in dc Chna, Chameleon AID Bis
lptcas blk and co'ored. Gingh,m ma,
rnd hmerican Pants, Prints, En- !sh
"a CT,
ssl,;t " T..
lay STATE and Wa;rroo Shaw's
Welsh F.ann"Is aud l.,d,cs Sex Cloths
DOMESTIC G. DDS
Nusllns, blcachca and nuhioachcd. CO; d cam
.brirs, Canton hnnncls. wnurn do, bed uck
ing and Linseys, Jacquaird diapers, towel dia pers
crash, NC.
White Goods.
Camhrics. jackune,ls. null ,;u ss, and Boo!,
mnshrs ana Nets assorted, French Needle
work, Collars and Cuffs
TRIMMINGS
Fringes. G,nps Cords, Braids, Buttons. &c.
Hosiery ana Gloves Tor Ladies aud Gentlemen
Hardware, Queensware, Boots,
Shoes and Hats.
GROCERIES.
Molassts, Crushed and Brown Sugars, Coffee
B''rnt, do Spicus, &c, ground alum, fine sack
and dairy salt, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Crackers
Flour meal bnckwheat -four. Potatoes. &c.
~ b. Country produce taken at ma rkut p, C
gss in exchange fer goods.
II Nov. 18th IS5o-tf
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NEW GOODS.

The subscriber has NOW in store. fresh sup
DIV OF FAIL .I.ND HLN7'ER GOODS.
The public viii please 'ai Al d tsanIne
LlAtuu, De; ~ BENZ. MAY.
4 trunsh,Ws nlstnrv of Rom. "nd Gr'tr
VI. 50 tnr Lilr al Grn. THyor and Alhtneli
.noc Grg phv and Atlas. t"r sn !" by
RM. FELL.
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for the accommo .,tien If the pu;c generally,
Meals will be -rryed up at all irurs, ard his
visit.rs supplied with all the de.i:aces oi the
seaso,. His bar will TO Eurnis ed With the
choicest liquors; in short, nothing will bo omit
tod 10 minister TO the graliiclt'on VI those wiz
may favor him with IL call
Nav 4th, 1850 III
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FLOUR, WOOD &C.

THE sul,sc,iher mas opcn'u Store IN Yves
f.Ik,ou, whore lac intends TO keep u general as
tucut of
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ond and Pine Sis, Phlladclp hia--Men's for
Scots. omsu's 25cta, and Children for IL i-2
cts Old Gums m"nded or taken IN exchange
tor new. BOOTS and SHOES equally as
chruy---.i hbt raj discount to dealers
Don't forget 1t IL the lowe! corner Of Sec
ond and Pine Sta, Philadelphia
Feb = ihO--S,,
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5ErHE Co-par,neshp heretofore exit ting under
tho firm of Brown + Mcln,ire, is this day
dissolved bp mutual consent. All persons !"
reb,rd TO the late firm, are requested to- call ana
,e,tle their accounts with eithsr cf the s"+erib-
NJ. EDMUND RRNWN. Jr.
ANDREW MCINTYRE, Jr.
Elk,on, Sept 2ls., 1900
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NRRs. ARAMlNTA FoARD, respectful

lVl announces To the ladies' al ElktUn and its
vicinity, tiol she has returned tiom the CITY
with ID large arJ handsome assoftuirut Of
FILL am WINTER MILLINERY,
which she will dispose Of On very reasonable
terms Her stock u goods consists Of plain and
srm Vtlves witerod and figured Silks and
Satins, bombazine, mode, plush, Grape, tesla :
tons and illusions, with n handsome variety o,
Flowers. Ribbons, Gaps, &c. The ladies vii
do we u to 1--WE her n call. Thankful for past
encouraI em"nl, she hopes by attention to BUSH
ucss 10 be- able to merit the same.
Nov lin
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DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES

Also Flour and F,~d, who -sale and retail,
aud Wnoo ny the core, ui all qualities Ills
friends aud IN" pnplic ar requested to cali and
gee him. VIClOR L. BENNETT.
Elktoli, Oct eff:
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The RinggO:6 House.

NISIit.it A. VIII ~ respectfully announces
q To the ci,izrus ofCrr. county, TINT hr iiaa
taken tho centre house in "Wb,nn's R"Y''
Elkton, immediately opposite Gehhar,s. form
erly Kings Holsl AID that lie Daa opened inc
cal Inc An All
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81 LOOK HERE Cheaper than
81 Ever. Just received IL lot OF
1871 cheap . UNlS from auction and
n arc now selling very Cheap at
STRANGER :, S. l.. cor, Sec
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This is to Give Nolce. That the

subscriber OF Cecli county have Obtained
rom the Orphans CouIt Of sa,d county lie,
ers Of Administration IN The personal es-
lale OF JOSEF h Wrnrcn.la'e of said
county deceased. All persons having
c!ai'"- against the sad dereass.', arc here
br Waln-d % exhibit the same with the
vuuchero hereof duty authenticated. Gil OF
before The 25'n day of September 1881
nth-,wr+e by hey may betx'iuded from
all bcHe6, Of sand estate All persons
ndeb;ed 10 ,ald estate are requested tn
make I'm Mediate payme',t to the -nb~crlhe'
Grveu uder my hands this l2'h day o.
Ocn,b-v 1880.
MARY ANN WENRICH, Admir-.
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u1ENJAMIN MILES, Of MANAluSK, "a.
observation-disclosures to order, all kinds of
paper Mill Plates and Bars,
tho sho,tes, notice, and warranted. All or
srs bv NAL or otherwise will be runctuaIiy at
ended to.
Manrvunk, Pa, Sept 's--4w
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale
ADJOINING THE VILLAGE OF
$50 Acres OF Land,

il fair proportion Of which will he woodland,
from oil that part OF his Farm lying north Of the
Ph.auciphn Wihun2'on and Baltimore ka'I
ho,d, aud embracing the High land on the
northern part Of his tarm. The situation is re-
n,arNablv healthy, VITA the best of spring Wa.
Ter cv,nrnandln. IL beautiful view "fthr rIvsr
valir, and surrounding country, and Tie whole
Has fine southern exposure.
Also. LOTS for sale AT !ar prices III Main
and Drudge Streets, IN I'll" lowh OF Ekton
Persons purchasing Atths time "',iI nave s"th
c,en lu,r 10 pal up buildings before the 18th
oi March ueIt
For terms apply to the subscriber on the prem,
,ses SAML. HOLLlNGSNORlH.
Oct Ij-tf
l3rDoy les,own Democrat please copy II.
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'Lii'o HAiii.,.., -. a.. g,
IL apr 20 BROWN \ MvINTIn
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n ItN'fN q VA l1IlT.l., .No, SOL sUIfEet
Ed street. Philadelphia prepared 10 futniAh
all kinds Of
Double and Single Hydraulic Rams, Dou-
bic ond Single Pumps, Hydrauts, tlosr
Reservoirs, Ba.h-sinks, Stop-c"cks'
Lead, Cast and Wrought Iron,
CemeEt and Glass Pipes, &c, at Factory proc
Bv having description Of the Location, we
can give tho aggregate cost of ull the ixtnres
necessary to elevate to any Dwelling Fsrr'-
house, Factory or Village. Il constant atrrnm %
pure water any height OF distance required; By
ia wing the necessary proportion ufrrn aud 'au-
hinery; (Which is rery important r the His'n'rs
different locations,) all can he packed up and
sent any d's''nce with directions sa tast any
farmer or mechanic erect and keep them in
repair 70, years without iurtl.a. l7pcnac.
Tile Paat patronage ensblee ns TO place tho
Hydraulic Ram within the reach Of any farmer
VI mechanic and in most instances much cheap.
CT tllsn an ordinary pump We are also pro-
pared to erect Machinery in AT, part nj the w.
States,--all work warranted 10 perform no
charge. Address TIE firm ps above, or
J. l.. GATCliEL,
Aug 81. Elg2os, Mo.
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ELECTRIC CHURN.


Va AhR ~ ~ W make b,.t.ei Of new
w Min sweet Cream, III iron, 1 to Is min
utes The utility aud sinp.r:,, of these Churns
make them a Desirable Aztec Ia farmers and
dairyncn, whose attention we would pA!tn.u!ar.
~ invite TO them Chvia;ing many old d,th"ur
ties and possrasiug varicus new advan'aprs. We
doubt not they will Wherever tri.e, dispigcc ali
former no.iela hitherto invented
This patent received the premium nj the Into
Agricultural exhibition in liat,more; il also took
the premium, ut The iast New Castle county
Fair, ard wr rover it has been tried, it haa in.
vnrn,u!, been adTijurd 10 be- superior to every
other c!Iu,G nov ia ure.
The subscriber having Dnrchased f'om Chap
man Warner the exclusive right of said patent
for Cecil county, would caution the public from
huy,ug ttlcsc churns from am one except him
VI as auti,urlrcd agents All ordess for churns
uudressu! (pus, p,idj 10 thu subscriber, Al. North
East. III! hn promptly attended to.
They also can be had ut his agents Joseph
lIaines s. Son, Brick Meeting House
d. May, Eikton.
CHkS T. F FDSTv2
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.Stsu EUuGOss .fcuGyCaEv.

Sept % 80 If
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Nov. is
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NJnHI,V IMpOaTnWr and I ntr-

Philu. :, aug 3i--tm
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NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.

Nov. i6--St
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Nov. lG
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Nov. 10Th, '50--ts.
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N0TE Fee.

A ugust II '5o--sw.
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BALTIMORE, DEC. 90

BALTlMoRE, DEC. 20 p ia.
The Christmas festival passed off yesterday with
its full share of enjoyments The weather was
pleasant could be desired. The young and rising
generation, the middle aged and all. tool adVan-
tage Of it, and the entire city presented scene of
life and social happiness pleading to behold. All
business was suspended. The churches were open,
and many commemorated the Divine anniversary
by attending. No accidents nor any hing IN
pleasant, incident 10 general holidays, has come 70
my notice 1t was altogether most happy and
delightful day. Every place of public amusement
was Gro died to overlooking during the evening.
regret to learn that Miss Wikins young and
interesting lady of Baltimore, was quite seriously
injured at the station of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad on "Wednesday morning. The cara were
about starting, when she put her head out OF the
window 10 call servant, when it struck against u
pillar and was badly cut learn, however, that
she is recovering. This admonition has caused
the directors of the company to remove the pill
lars and suspend the roof by an arch, in order TO
avoid the recurrence of such accidents.
A good deal of anxiety is naniieated to hear
from the steamer Ohio, which has been due
days at New York from New Orleans The Hon.
Reverdy Johnson, Brantz Mayer, General Howard,
and other Butimoreans aboard II s alto
gether probable she has been detained at Havana
waiting for the mail.
Sales Of |, 300 bbls. Howard street and 800 City
Mills -four at 81 o.. Red wheat l02 cts. White
and yellow corn 90 81 cts
Coffee active. Sales since Thursday of $4,000
bags at los IL cts. for Rio CT advance.
Stocks quiet. Baltimore 6's ia Maryland G's
I0l bid.
The telegraph reports the New York market
steady. Prices unchanged
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A CARD.

- MAST, having recently returned from the
NJ North will be pleased to see all his old cus-
toners, at his store few doors east of the National
Hotel, where he ia now opening a rich and choice
assortment Of JEWELRY, SfLVERWARE, and
FANCY GOODS, suitable for the approaching
HOLIDAYS, consisting Of
WATCHES Gold Hunting. Case, Anchor and
Silver Lever, (new patterns.)
CHAINS: Ladies' and Gents Gold Guard, Vest
and Fob Chains; Chateaine Gold Steel, &c; Pia-
tina and God Chains.
RINGS, EAR RINGS, and BRACELETS: Gar
net. Pearl, Turquoise, Jenny Lind Ear rings;
style Mourning; Rich Seal, Turquoise Pearl, Gar
let's, Pearl, and Turquoise; Mourning and chased
ditto.
Gold and Silver Spectaclcs; Ladies' Silver and
Gold Waist Buckles; Gold and Silver Thimbles; "A
splendid assortment of Breastpins. every variety
Port Monnaies, Purses, Card cases, etc.
Rich Enamelled Porte Monaies, STEEL inlaid with
gold, and beautifully enamelled; PEARL Silver. Pa
pier Maohe, etc.
Pear, Silver and Tortoise Shell Card cases
Embroidered Silk Steel, and other Pursea
Cake Baskets, Spoons, Forks, Napkin Rings
Pitchers, Cups, etc
Papier Mache Card Baskets, and Portfolios; Pa
per Weights, etc
handkerchief Wrights Soaps, PoInades, Shaving
Cream, Tooth Paste, etc
Gold and Silver Tassels, suitable for Smoking
Caps
Gold and Silver Braid, Bullion, and Spangles
). MAST would also say 10 his old customers, that
he has now an able and experienced MATCHMAKER,
who is preparing to do all kinds of watch work,
repairing clocks, etc in the best style and war
ranted.
All kinds of Gold and Silver Ware manufac-
tured, and Visiting Cards engraved and printed at
shortest notice. Dec ait
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CoNCERT MAID oFTHE room.

THE Ladies of "THE UNION BEsEvolEsT So
Il cIETY' respectfully inform the citizens of
Washington and vicinity. that they have made ar
engagements for giving Vocal and Instrumental
Concert for the benefit of the INDECENT portion OF
our community, whose condition at this Indictment
season should be the object of the deepest sympathy
and compassion.
Mr.. EsERBAcH's talented Juvenile Troupe to.
gether with several Professors eminent in their
profession, have, with their usual generosity. kind
ly volunteered their services for the OCCASION and
the entertainment will consist Of selections from
the most popular music Of the day, and a treat Of
no ordinary character may be confidently er-
pccted.
The price Of tickets of admission will be fixed at
rate which will place them within the reach of
all; and, in view OF the audable object to which the
entire proceeds are 10 be devoted II Is hoped that
full audience will grace the occasion.
The Concert will be given on Tuesday evening
next, the Slst instant, at Carusi's Saloon. Pro.
grammes relative 10 the order Of exercises, &c. &c,
will be duly issued Dec. %
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-12-27
SILK VELVET EMBROIDERED CLOAKS

M HITE SONS, corner of Eighth Street and
w Market Place, has received from Agnew &
Co, ls6 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia, splendid
let of Paris Embroidered and plain Velvet Coaks
and Sacks, Blue, Green, Garnet, purple and
Black.
patterns, Scarlet, Blue, Green, Orange and White;
with rich lot Of Brocade and Chenne Dress Silks,
from i 90 to SO per yard.
A fine lot of Embroidered Cambria Handker-
chiefs; Silk and Tibet Scarf.
Thread and Lace Capes. &c, sc.
The above Goods will be offered for sale at 10
O'Clock THIS MORNING, and remain apen only
n few days.
The ladies of Washington, Georgetown, and
strangers, respectfully invited 10 call and
anime the above goods; they will be sold low to
close a consignment WHITE SONS.
Dec 2l-sd2t
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-12-27

ID IL. AOOE 81 CO.. PsnnsyIvaoi. Ave-
Il nue., between 9Th and Sth Streets ste now re
ceiving from the most recent importatons in New
York the following rich and most desirable goods
viz:
Dress silks. In great variety and most fashion
able styles
Colored Silk Velvcts uf every shade Of color both
wide and narrow
French Cashmeres and Mousselines de Lame Of
the latest styles, and very rich
french Merinoes. ofevery color and finest quality
Watered and plain Irish Poplins
BLACK and colored Watercd Silks
Real Thread. lace Cspes, very rich
Real fhread-iace Collars, Jenny Lind style. en-
hrely new
French Worked Collars. Cuffs and Sleeves
Richly embroidered Evening Dresses
Rich thin Silk materials, for evening dressea
Real Thread lace Bertbes
Black Lace Cape. and Berthes
white and ooiored Grape Shawls
Real Cashmere Long Shaws
Rich Velvet Sack Cloeks and Nantes
Very richly embroidered HandkerchieS-
Together with great variety OF other new spJ
desirable goods, which they deem unnecessary 20
enumerate and 70 all Of which they IN
wife especial attention, Deo 3-Iwif