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PRICES OF
B H. "a ~ HA NH
AT THE CAROLINIAN OFFICE.

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For all such Blanks keep for sale, 60
cents per qure.
Where Blanks printed to order, the prices
will range from 35 cts to 81 so per quire, thus :
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of dark copper color. He has large natural
gap between the upper front teeth.
The above reward will be paid for his appre-
hension and delivery TO me, or for putting him
in any Jail that can get lm again. ANY IN
formation concerning hi m viii be received if di-
rectcd to at Rollins Store. Moore county,
n. g. THOS HARRINGTON.
Sept q, 1850. 0Ol-tf
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! quire letter-sheet blanks /

Any blank printed to order which has more
matter in it than is usual in blanks printed for
the above prices. will be charged extra accord
ing to the amount of matter, OF the fanCy-work
dIreC ted to be done. In like manner, blank
containing but few lines OF matter to the sheet
will be charged less price.
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Memo EVIDENCE The Winchester
Republican states. that on the trial of the
fugitive slaves in Harrisburg. free negroes
were introduced for the purpose Of proving
an albi. The slaves left Virginia on the
Goth of July, yet coIored 8. Minister, -
W IN. M. Jones, swore that they were at
his house on the 9th of July, and num-
Der of other negro witnesses swore that
they were in Pennsylvania sixty days be
fore the Goth of the same month"; The
Republican adds that no prosecution was
commenced against these persons for per-
jury. although a hundred persons can
swear that the slaves did not leave Virginia
until July Goth.
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CorroN PIcK1NG.-The Sumpter Ban.
ner boasts over what he evidently consid-
ers an extraordinary achievement in the
way of picking cotton. Here is the cause
of his rejoicing:
The hands of Mr. James II. Dingle ''pick-
ed out at my plantation, miles from Sum
terville, on Gath September, 1870 lbs.
of cotton. There were seven hands.''
The editor says, "beat it who can -
Old Edgecotnbe can beat you. sir. and not
half try. We wonder at the question,
you having no doubt seen d statement of
cotton picking. in this paper. We take
seven hands from that list, and they will
leave you far in the rear.
The hands of Mr. " aIker of Edgecombe
county, n. G. picked in one day 1896 Ib4
Those OF Mr. Dins'e only 1870, leaving "a
balance for the former Of 326. The high.
est number reached by Mr. D!nsle was 2o6
the highest by Mr. Walker was 57l. So
you at once see, MIR Banner. that your
friend is beaten. Old Edgecombe can't
be outdone, handily. Try asain.-Uitna.
.4urOru.
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Telegra phed for the Baltimore Clipper
TIE GREATEST TELEGRAPH FEAT
EVER PERFORMED

New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-The tele-
graphic despatch of the Atantic's news,
sent from Baltimore today, having been
despatched from the Washington office at
/ 2 o'clock and 15 minutes, D. m.. was
received in New Orleans, over the Morse
line. at l l o'clock Is minutes, a. M, be-
ing 50 minutes ahead Of time The news
was published in the afternoon edition of
the Picayune, and of course simultaneous
with its publication in the afternoon papers
Of Boston, New York. Phiiadel phia, BaIti-
more. and elsewhere throughout the Unit
ed States. This would certainly have
produced no small degree of astonishment
a century ago, when not less than month
or six weeks were required to communi-
cate between the points here named.
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a late number of the New Orleans Delta
contains a humorous article, headed
- What to eat and what to drink in
which occurs the following passage
- There has been an attempt of late to
Introduce those old Virginia aud Tennes-
see dishes here--bacon and greens. and
joIe and snaps. In Virginia this dish is
regarded with veneration second only
to that which is felt politically for the re-
solutions of '9S and 90, and when per-
son, after experimenting upon other dishes,
comes back to bacon and greens, it is call
ed returning to first principles.'
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Visiting CardS-for sale at the Ca
rolinian office ut p cents pack of 81 cards And
printed if desired plain fancy for forty
additional being u lot of
of. A neat pack at G5 cents cash is cheap.
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For Rent,

The framed dwelling house, belonging to, aud
adjoining the residence of, Mrs Fitzharris on
Rowan St. Apply at the Carolinian Office.
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RANAW AY
$40 Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber
on the 9Th inst, negro boy by
the name Of WESLI. Said ne
gr" is q years of age; about five
feet nine inches high weighs
about 100 or 65 pounds ; has
rather s.,ucy look with a scar
running across the forehead,
oh.1ra t h O ara hrn,,. anI h =,
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DENMANsEIIP the Miliion.-Fortunr employment,
gained by those who write FIRST hand Terms mode
and greatly reduced Reopening Of Mr. Brows National
music
To gentlemen Of the different departments the
diplomac and the inhabitants Of Washington In general
Mr. Bow, finishing writing respectfully his
from Richmond and the pleasure Of having the
honor his admired and superior system
penmansp ladies Of this
visit last generously welcomed his arrival with their kind
ness, confidence, and patronage. ssssss 4e 4f
The Of
FIVE and the universal estimation in which bis method Of
teaching held both Europe America guaranty
for youth and to attend his classes
evening" already In active session. Mr. b. politely invites
application, as his stay will be limited. # asrBs (
Gentlemen Of all occupations positively taught splendid
hand fluent bold rapda manly style,
matter how bad lcgbe or camped the writing may be- In one
complete OF lessons 6fas@ glts sakf8 "
The hours; they acquire beautiful free,
delicate feminine hand the form approved Of
for epoay writing See specimens at the door between l2
and 18th streets, north side) Private miuon given.
N b. Lord Bacon "Good writing like good address
person. il Ii letter of credit and recommendation"
Mr.. B. Is 70 be from 8, m, TO , 40
OF twelve In four
days H Es 0as Dec 27--dim
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The Of person win BE- upon hoehs Sns s
payment Of the subscription b made II advance f5,
Distant subscribers mag owsd money BY lsass ~ pess
which will Be paid BY and s rsk assumed BY osssv ~
sale nsnsnssisn. t ~. ~ f&K
The COUNTRY PAPER publishsd uiwssky during ~ 60
sons Of Congress, and ssi weekly during the h
Subscriptions for period less than year win ~ rsssvs1
pEoporuoned 10 the shove annual rssss M tees
0-PosTMAsTERs sosnsj sn1, ~
sending DAILY Subscriber, with 80 sneessd rvs
-wEEKI Subscribers, with Sas enclosed, wuLx
subscbe with Slo enclosed, viii be sned copy ~ As
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Office .a 5eow Four akag
OUR unrivallcd Expresses and from baltimore,
Phadepha New York Boston, and all te eastern Cities
Parties ordering will do well mind
Co.'s Express. only running
Washington ordering
goods through always receiving their goods from II
10 "a hours In advance Of all other IbW
the residing the upper Of Wash
No.
packages receipted
formation given in regard 70 lines.
deliver goods Wasing
ton or Georgetown free Of additional charge.
'e ss6 r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Dec. 2l-eodl0t Penn. Av. below AZ street.
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VITATCIIEs AND JENELRY--A @. HUGUENIN 4 CO.,
manufacturers Of watches Of description, swxerand
United States, arrived In Washington
guard
appeared Washington City,
wholesale and ea cheaper thanihey be bought
New York.
Genemen wishing purchase fine article win please give
call. A. q. HUGUENIN,
At Moniandon's old stand, Pennsylvania avenue,
between la1h and 18th streets, Washington ID. @.
Principal depot No 10 Beekman street, between William and
Nassau streets, New York. gxE 1911
During my sbsence my establishment with Mr. A. c.
Huguenn, Switzerland perfectly able repair all kinds
consequently recommend
him to my friends and the public generally.
Dec 23-dms ]. MONTANDON.
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sTROLOGY.-The celebrated @. W. RoBAcK, from Sweden

ASTROlOGY.-The celebrated c. w. ROBACK, from Sweden,
office No. II above 9th street. Philadelphia offers
been consulted with all e crowned heads Of Europe and enjoys
higher Astrologer than living Natyes
according GeomancyIades g. S5
their natvics drawn by sending
All containing
will receive immediate attention, and natvies sent to part
world durable and he is prepared make
Of his by conuraton Of the following topics
Couhp avce advice given for the successful Accomplishment Of
has the redeem such
the free Of the bottles and for all Of hazards and for
stolen lost property the purchasing Of tickets
Of the above named have been done this city and
vicinity and all full satisfaction, and 1000 naves he has
All letters will be reigousy attended
prepaid, gats For paculas, call
- g. W. RoBAcK.
Dec 23-d3m st AF
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DRAFTS Tenth Annual sale OF BooB<s-Mr. PRATT is
opening the largest and best stock Of books offered
New York and Phn
dephia expressly The books
and editions them In rich and elegant binding
Christmas and New YEARS. presents Fine library edi
lions Of standard works in the various departments Of literature
Bibles and quality books,
paper books &C. Those wish purchase good books
their pces will do well TO call and examine this stock OF
SALE prices will Fri
Saturday evenings December % 2s 81 and
every evening until the whole sod auction
Seventh street.
Dec os MARTIN b CO., Auctioneen.
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TO CONTRACTORs.-Blue Ridge Tunnel--The con
Ridge Tunnel having aled forward
and comply with his engagement hereby gven pro-
the Office Of the Board Of Public
Works. until the 2lst Of January, 1880 for the construction Of the
tunnel and approaches
2 10
with pass 700 the
mountain from the ofo feet the
mile long,
and o deep high embankenis, some wang and
bridging.
Propose who already localities win
the ONCE Of the engineer the where will
obtnn MI necessary information.
Tho payments win be cash, with reservation Of % cent t
completion besides which the contractor is
with securities Virginia.
bond required will be thirty thousand dollars
and bond be executed within
amer the letting and the work 10 begin bona @ within sixty
days aner the same period. O. CROZET,
Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad
proposals and specifications be had both Offices
Dec 9Q-dflejan
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UNITED STATES HOTEL, washington, ID. C.-Thc
United Hotel having been thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished, for the reception OF guests The situation o.
recommend particularly 20 the travelling
pubc having business the Capitol II within
railroad depot aud short distance from the
Capitol The proprietor feels confident OF his ability TO make his
comfortable and them That no exerons shall be
visitors. EDW. n. FULLER,
Jan i0-aawsw Survivor Of The late hrm Of A. Fuller Co.
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BRILLIANT LorrEsIEs. EoR JANUARY, 1850
:. w. MAURY Co, MAmAoIas.
$4,000. !.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongalia Academy
Class No o. for ls5o,
To be drawn at Asaandra va Saturday the 18th Of January
And la drawn numbers in PACKAGE
scnEnz.
sSss '' q ''.........;. ..:...:. 800 SO
ss number los,sry--la drawn ballots.
Tickets &i0-halves $5--quarters ~ 80
Certificates Of packages Of Y Y whole tickets slio %
DO DO Of = quarter DO MSo
BRILLIANT scHEME
.so.oSSsY Sss':,,s sis.SSSs sss;'Gss $4,000.
100 prizes q q $50. In lis prizes Of l'0Oo
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongala Academy,
Glass A, for 1850
To be drawn at Alexandria, va oa Saturday. the a Of January
10 drawn numbers Of ISL
aAoMvIcEST scHEME!
splendid e prize s,s prize of sse ssse
prize 1900 lis 40 lowest NOs3. LOCO
VINO: ssss ~ s:s.
B: s :I ]; : 81 ::s, $ IS e:
.soys splendid win receive
e- 5 F3
Address j. 4 G. MAURY, Agents,
Dec 2l-- Alexandria, Virginia.
uOUsE-FURNIsHING DRY GOODs.-The subscribers
IL have now in full and complete of furnishing
goods, Of every description, In their Iine such
IS pieces English and French velvet carpeting
s sss s ss
% pieces Brussel tapestry royal twed and plain Venetan
carpetng, for halls and stairs
$50 pieces superior ingram carpetng, Lowelmanucture
IS pieces fine and common ingram Competing
full English cloths entirely designs
which will be for size shaped hall room,
entire piece I3} l.9E
$50 pairs supene bod Blankets fevery from 5 l44
IS white and colorcd Marsclles quilts, very handsome
30 white and striped c0unterpanes, ow-priced
Is pieces table damasks superior fine
10 pieces table Diapers low-pnced
64 l0A l2-4 and l44 satin damask table cloths
100 dozen satin damask table napkins s0t&t
Also piano table covers covers owelngs linen and
cotton sheetngs, &c, &c. Sst# Fst
All ofwch been selected with great care and win be offer
Jan 3-G - nm - . 7 r. II. HOoE co.
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LENTLEMEN'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has this
day received large and full Of genemens outfit
ting ARTICLES, viz:
Family shirts, superior quality
styles The Of retailing shirts wholesale prices will
inued by Stevens. #s4.t
CRAVATS tf.81B tt.tE@a sA bl
very large supply Of black and hncy coo, Just imported and
believed to be the newest In market. 'sa 1A
ii ~ UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, TIL
In silk meno, lambs WOOL Scotch WOOL and very
assortment, and some Of extra large sizes. s'
n s.6ss g UMBRELLAS. alN st 5 sf&
A full supply of silk and cotton, styles .st5
Also, pockehandkechief, gloves pelmey dressing robes
brushes, every gentle
mans wardrobe toilet all Of which will be sold uniform
prices 6TEvENS'S, ts
Great Hat and Genuemens Quitting Establishment
Dec. 5-eodf 8,s No. Browns Hotel.
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IRELAND I saw II by BaIch vol.
The Shakespeare Calendar, Wit and Wisdom for Every Day
in the Year 1 I vol. st
The Seaside Fircdde; by LongfeIow vol.
Half Hours with the Best Authors; vols. essU
Howards Supreme Court Reports, 5h vol.
The Prayer Interpreted by u History by the
M Butler, Trinity Church, Washington city vol
81 Leger, the Threads OF Life vol.
North American Review for January, 1850.
Life and Wntings Of David Hale vol,
GImpscs OF spain, by Wallis 1 vol.
Ticknors History Of spanish Lteafure, 3yos
Peers Daughters Lady Edward Lyon Bulwcr, author of
Cheveley. ...s- +. N. f.L . -. III
Jan II FRANCK TAYLOR
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TUE undersigned desiring % Sc Louis Jefferson
offers for the fine which he resides, In Clinton
county beautifully and most eIgib situated the
branch the Platte about miles from PabuIg and
days drive from s. Joseph, Weston Liberty, Mchdcd The
tract contains about Ooo fourth timber and e balance
fertile prairie, The
brick containing eight Of which designed
kitchen and The stabng and cribs frame work.
cultivated grain land % In meadow, 30 blue and 70 in clio
besides smaller desirable,
horses cae hogs, Sheep prncpay upon place.
and accustomed the finest adjoining would be disposed Of
spring crops believed there Is not desirable place in
the State which, for the stated be
upon Except during periods covered by the
Jefferson and b. Louis the proprietor be found nj home and
by his 3Ks a7 s.8s s'aa8 N@0
He wishes rs which
culnyaon Comfortable hewed cabins, Ac with timber
enough aiarge paaaon and with the finest proximity
rich and beautiful prairie. This lies
corner OF the county about and half miles south Of the
veyed line Of the Hannibal and b. Joseph branch Of the Pncc
railroad.
Jan i2-eteod&cp JAMES II. BIRCH.
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e ae January Is, 1880
IN the petition of Benjamin Daring r SELF and admnista
OF Barton Darling dcceased OF Cumbcand Rhode Island
praying for the extension Of patent granted 70 Benjamin and
Barton Darling for Improvement pistols for from
the expiration Of said PATENT which takes place ON the M day Of
April 1850
Monday March II O'Clock and all
notified and show they have why said
petition ought not 20 be granted.
ordered also, at this be published In the Repubc In
tegncer Union, Washington city, North American
aeie, PhladeIpha Tribune, New York cy Oneida Morning
Herald Utica New York Daily Bee, Boston Journal Providence
Rhode and week for tree successive weeks previous
the last Monday In March next "
THOMAs EwBANK,
sa@#N ne fA 81 tt Commissioner OF Patents.
PsEdo Of the above papers will copy and send their
bills 20 the Patent oce with paper containing this nouce
Jan l6-law3w
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Wist.r,s Bais..n Of wild Cherry.

HAT what experience adopts
confirms hn all men Ia all places unite In saying 10 good
vauabe doubt popularity Of this sort hxes In
that time cannot destroy L. The
which this medicine for several has
among first Of discoveries and blessings Of the
age eradcates the disease for which
IL Ii recommended. Gss 4 ss #Es 4. .saEsn -gisf NJ
iii - From the Boston Post
DR. article entitled
above believe the best preparation hitherto discovered
colds cOnsumpve complaints Having
speak with confidence s salutary
removing and other complaints incident This
For sale by r. g. PATTERSON,
Now .25-I Washington, b. G.
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N the petition Of Thomas Dewey Of East Poultney Vermont,
praying patent Thomas D. Dewey
Improvement ake from the expi
Of said patent which takes place the 2d day Of Nove
ordered the said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday April ~ O'clock and all
modified and show they have, why said
petition ought not TO be granted.
also that this noce be published the Requisite
ecncer Union, Washington ciy Telegraph, Harsbur Penn
nal York Free Press Mddlebuy vemont Herald Dayton,
Ohio Journal, ndanapol IndnnaJ week for
succcssive weeks previous nrst Monday In April
m n 3IT TdOs EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents
r. sEdo papers win please copy and send their
bills The Patent Oce, with paper containing this notice.
Jan l5--law3w f5ktM 9
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Wilmington City Agency.
CHARLES ALERT Attorney Law, will give his attention the
prosecution Congress and Executive Depart
Ofce Treasury Department, washington,
DC. f s .ls4t8s4s ssl seEste3 s3g sha y
esas
Hon Webster, Winthrop, Abbot Lawrence,
uel D. Bradod Bosoni Hon W. Lawrence Hon Edward
Aspinwal, Livingston, G. w.
Hunt, Alsop Chancey, William s. Wemore, esq, New York
Hon. James buchanan Pennsylvania Hon Geo. NJ Dallas Hon.
Morris ws Stephen Baldwin Phadelpnia Hon Louis
Walker, Rev Smith Pyne g. Coxe esq Messn Corcoran
Riggs washington; Hon. Jcf Davis Hon. Henry g. Foote, Misss
sippi Hon. 8. w. Downs, Louisiana. Nov 25-dlmif
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COIREE DANsANTE. CARusI has the pleasure in6m his
friends, patrons pup and the public generally that the favore
Soirs will be Thursday evening, November
continued Thursday during the L. c. would
Saloon viii be brilliantly illuminated with
having considerable effected his object OF
suitably ishing up the halls for dancing.
Wcber's celebrated colon band who will
this occasion, introduce several Of his and fash
ionable polkns, waltxes, reduas, Ac.
Tckess cf nvitation for paris city
prepared and IN the Of distribution Those ladies
who will confer favor sending
places resdence L. carus at the Saloon ilt
street $50 -FN Es III Nov 27-tf
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HAVING resigned Office Of Chief Clerk Treasury
III held for years,
sumed the pracice OF his profession. as M fNE tMsg
He will devote his principal claims
before Congress- the several departmens and Commissioners for
indemnites. Te8t e 7t tsset s
TO early against War, Navy, Home
and Post Once Departments, including business with tho Patent
Oce he has made with the efficient
Washington assist hn by which business of nature
cd with The TO him, win be certain be acted
In the most prompt manner. a# aeAs8s fa
RsyERxxossHon r. D. Taney, Chief Justice Of the United
have been heads Of departments
Of either house Of Congress since the year Jea
Once a his residence =, between 18th and Is
Nov l3--dlmf tA
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NrW3s Dancing Academy. 4ff tf#
MR Liable has the honor the citizens Of
M Washington and Georgetown, that his dsncng school viii
Tuesday i2h Of November his edence Pennsyva
MA avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel.
tuons Washington Tuesdays Thursdays and safur
daysi GsorRctown-Mondays and Fridays. 4.e
r s-Mr. L.. will commence in Geogetown Monday, o6t
November Temperance Hall, on Bridge street
Nov. 20-dn
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EOR ssle-a beautiful yacht Of about ten tons bur
den almost The boat In fine order, having sail
new anchor and chain, and fully equipped.
INQUIRE OF o. H. McDusl, At the Union Office.
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EDUCATION.The parents desiring or their
Of thorough instruction. In union with The careful
allowed by the plan Of select
.choo IL invited 70 the nsufc winter which
The ustion Of the school
Virginia. within miles Of Aexnn
da rcired ssreeale and healthy The effort s haotnsy
influence Of Christian principles
the English, French, Latin, and
Greek languages the Mahemac and other branches Of liberal
Including preparation Tor college,
Pupils win be received 1t period Of the year
Tens 500 The OF MONTHS nom October m 20 me
following August proportion or time, payable semi
ally advance For 4o0 each for The session OF ten
months $40 per bedding during first
Address Rev. GEORGE A. SMITH, Principal
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CAnD.--o = x. PscK will practise Of IN
- Dstnc. oi ooumba and claims before the dercr
snd before Congress- lie cspccisI
United ss. attorneys and msrsbss Uni
yea ssssss had experiences In Treasury Dcpa
mensn reference ~ claims for All
y Once, street, between l3sh and I4tb. Et HA#
i tIntel.l yuv 98-dly
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nTuIrIP BARTON KEY VIII TO any business
he NAV be- with before either Of of this D
ict attend the prosecution Of Chains before Com
sress and the Departments. once on O street. N =
Wasmsaros, July 10, 1875. July f7-3swh
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EREsH Cloths, Cassisncrcs, and vcstings--Genfemen
In Of suits of clothes made order elegant and fash
@ enase style now be certainly suited by calling ON u.s. having
this day opened direct from the importers, extensive stock Of
French, Engh, and American cloths, casmercs and vesn Of
the finest celebrated make and certainly such very
duced figures think, Amy ordered
will be ready ms day o. os notice, and sanscio i always
guaranteed Also, received cheap well assorted supply
o gcntlemcn meno shirts erino and ab~wooI
socks Kid cahmere and gloves, black silk fancy satin
silk
We would respectfully solicit call from members Of Congress,
strangers, and the citizens Of Washington generally.
MlGt ff BARNES 4 MITCHELL,
Dec 5--aaw3G
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r9 uIrOuD I,~tser-vvriters fsr cspyingt sarne
stroke of The pen both copies letter. saving
$3.50 - TAYLOR d MAURY,
Ian ~ booksellers, oh
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On Appointments TO Office, delivered IN the Senate Of III
6e United States, January 10, 1850.
h.s. i1orat