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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

WILLARD's HorEL-Hon G Z Badger, N c.
III Dufheld, lady and son. Pa; 5 Jennings,
Mobile; N Boardman, Troy; II Beck, steamer
Mt Vernon; Hon breckenridge, Ky; l. l.
Breese, U s N; Farley, d C; D ] Andrews,
Albany; M NJ Noah, N Y; II B Tebbetts, do; J
Hail. Albany; M Derkhiem and serv't Bremen;
Steele, U s N; Mr. Knoll, Germany; Mr.
Ehrmann, do; Mr. Weiss, do; Mr. Gerhard, do;
Mr. Muller, do; Mr. Schaubinger, do; Mr. Fritshe,
do; Mr. Schmatz, do; Mr. Liebtsch, do; Mr.
Schutter, do; w Parker, Manchester, III;
II Lathrop and lady, Washington; Mr. Ran
ken, Y.
BRowN's HoTEL--W Berry, Md; Hon L st
Martin, La Mr. Belt, Md; A II White, ID G.;
A Bischof, N Y; Fontaine, Va; I Hensch,
y; NJ Duval, Md; r L Butcher, Va B Barnes,
Y; Col Pitt, Platte City, Mo; Mrs Major
How and family, Wisconsin; DR. d Brown,
Va; Hon Ewing, Ky.
NATIONAL HoTEL-C Gillespie, N Y; II Exall,
Va; Miss Loomis, Boston; Mr. Davis, Md; s
Marean, Bait; . 20 Reed do; s w Green, Va;
Butler, Pa; S Fiss and lady, Phila; II Nc
Laughlin, CT; z N Olton, Md; Mr. Hyneman,
Phila; Hohnsack, Trenton; B 0 Titus, do; M
Potter, Va; H Smith, Y; L v Price, do nj
Phil; w Nelson, Hartford, Md; J A Hoteen,
| bho, ~ - Lowe, ~ ~ y esSV@AJ oS0sAAAN,
Blackiston and lady, Phila.
UNITED STATES HoTkL-M I Gooch, Va; N J
Mills, do; Capt Hardy Nd; Hon L V Campbell
and family, Ohio; B Haymer, Phila; J Hart
well and lady, Mass; w johnson, Va; Miss
Harper, do; A L Whaling, do; S II Allen, N X;
NJ Chew, Ohio; Miss Heron and servant,
Phila; @ w Himan, CT; G d Mingu, do; ] Ry-
an, Ircland L Baker, Washington; d Douglas,
CT; Hon L Clark, Mass.
GADsBYs HoTEL-Mr Mayer, Bait; ] Hen
derson, N o; 0 Barrett, Pa; L F Dinsmore, N
Y; Mr. Adams, Phila; A A Kennard, Bait; Mr.
Gibson and family, do; Mr. Cushman, Ala; J
Wood, Va; L Mintor, Del; A Mcdowell, do; j
Scott, N Y; G w Wall, do. Mr.. Williams, do;
S Ensor, Md; B Ensor, do; 7 H Ensor,
do M Burche, Phila; G Potter, N G; G A
Fairfield, s Coast Survey; W Biser, Bait.
IRVING HoTEL-J A Greenwich, Md; II G
Smith, England; r Rumsey, Bait; W r SUI
ter, Md; L d Scott, Phila; Mrs Heron and SER
vant do F VOORHEES,, do; Mr. Anchor, Bait;
A G Sharpe, r l; ] A Johns, Fla; r Lawson,
Va; G r Washington, do; Col Young, N Y;
J Hemdale, Phila; Mrs Russell, do; G r Hun
ter, N Y; Hon D K Cartier, o; Hon Asa J
Drummick, Pa; J B Wolfe, Va; L II Simpson,
N Y; ] I Berry, Port Tobacco.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04
SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS II!

To Members Of Congress, Citizens, and Strangers
MIN. ii. FAULKNER, Shirt manufacturer, south side
wv Of Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the u s. Hotel,
would respectfully inform members Of Congress- citizens
and Strangers that he is prepared to supply them
with Shirts Of his make of superior style and ft
Those gentlemen that have been troubled with bad fitting
Shirts can, by calling at his Shirt Mandatory, have
Shirts made TO their order, which he will warrant to fit
and give satisfaction sale Also hand fine ds
sorment of silk and Merino Undershirts and Drawers,
Gloves, Collars, suspcnders Cravas and every article
suitable for gentlemans wardrobe which will be sold
as low a. they be bought In New York. Thankful
the encouragement he has received from the members
Of Congress- citizens and strangers he hopes by
strict attention TO business and determination TO please
10 merit continuation Of past favors
WIN. ii. FAULKNER, Sign Of the Shirt.
Or The only place in the city whore Shirts made
to order. Intel. dec 1--tf
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THE AFFAIR OF THE PRoMETHRUs.-Th Re
public Of this morning says: eve are graft
fed to announce that, Immediately on the re
ceipt of the intelligence Of the firing on this
vessel by the British brig-ofwar Express, Q
competent naval force was, by the President,
direction, ordered to repair to San Juan de Nj
caragua, to protect American vessels from like
outrages for the future, and inquiries were ad
dressed to the British government to ascertain
whether the conduct Of the commander of the
Express was prompted by orders from his gov.
ernmerlt-"
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CAPT. BUCK, OF THE PosT OFFICE DEPART
MEET.-We some time since described the
wreck Of the Baltimore schooner 7ybee, on her
way to Savannah, and the trials of the passen.
gers, officers and crew. The Jacksonville ga.
Republican, of the 9th ult., verifes our &C
count, in narrative communicated to the edi-
tor by Captain Buck himself, and concludes by
saying: owe are happy to find Captain Buck
and family in safety at the point of their origi-
nal destination; but regret that Capt. b., who
is in delicate health, experienced much physi-
cal suffering from the misfortune of which he
was one Of the sharers."
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04

S9- Anatomy.-Fort thirty years past,
there has been going this city curious process by
which the bones ofskeleons dsected purified scraped
and yarpshed when they again replaced by means Of
wires riyets, &C., and resppesr IN all their pristine
strength, beauty, and loneliness Drawing the monday
sun Of the summer solstcs, the psttering rain hail
Of more Indictment Persons having good whale
bone umbrellas parasol skeletons respectfully In
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. DANIEL PIERCE.
nov T--eotf
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04

The DIFFEREScE. The National Intelligence,
quotes the rumor that has reached us from
California, to the effect that three vessels had
departed from San Francisco for the Sandwich
Islands, for the purpose of "taking possession
of them either by suasion or force" The In
felligcncer remarks ironically that"i it is of some
consequence as showing the progressive spirit
of our people in California" When, however
ferocous and vindictive regal tyrant of the
Old World destroys the lives Of thousands of
the people Of either neighboring or distant
nation, destroys its nationality, and subdues,
conquers and humbles-not annexes it as q
constituent part of itself--the Intelligencer al
ways thinks with Mr.. Toots that it is "ofno
consequence 7"
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04

A HUMANE 0RDER.-An eminent merchant
of Boston, the Atlds states, in his instructions
to the captains of his vessels, requires that a
man shall be sent aloft every morning at day
light, and every evening before sunset, to scan
the horizon, to see if any vessels are in the vi
cinity requiring assistance. The Courier, APP
proving of the order, suggests further, that
every time the helm is relieved the man re-
lieved should be sent aloft and his report en-
tered as regularly into the log-b book as the
ships progress. The reports of many vessels
in distress show that they have frequently been
passed by vessels which took no notice of them
and, were q regular system of lookouts intro
duced into all our ships it would be the means
of saving many lives and much valuable prop
erty.
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sS- Near tho northern gst. of tho Cap

N1- Near the nOrthern gate OF tho Cup
ito is the MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL kept by JOHN
F0Y, whose table, whose chambers, and all other
apartments in good ORDER and inviting to all who
desire good cheer snd comfortable accommodations He
has at present few that win be let with with
out board and gentlemen who study comfort and
Lience would do we'll to call upon him before locating
themselves for the dec At
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04

THE CONTEST IN MIssIssrPPI.--The Florida Re
publican, in remarking that Mr.. Foote'S majority
is set down at about 1900, says that this is a
great falling off from 10000, as first reported,
but very fair considering his opponent strove to
outshine him in being "good Union man"
Mr.. Davis must have been his own sanderer il
he ever avowed himself disunion man. He
will fight at any time, not only for the Union as
it is, but for its extension also.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04
COAL. COAL, COAL

NOV rs YOUR TIME TO BUY C0AL--the weather
IN Is becoming cold, and winter is almost here.
We have good supply Of CUMBERLAND COAL on
hand which very desirable Aso Anthracite Coal for
CRATES and stoves, and Red and White Ash Coal. '.l
WOOD, WOOD, WOOD--We have on hand good sup
ply Of Oak, Pine, and Hickory Wood.
BY calling at office you will find the above articles
as good and cheap as can be had in the city. ~ ~
w. j. SHELLEY a co.
nov4-co1m 14th street Bridge and Canal
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Criminal Court To-day.

A. McConn, charged with assaulting his wife,
was fined S5-Latham and Ratcliff for defence.
James Diggs, (colored,) charged with lar
ceny, was found guilty-Latham for defence.
Samuel Payne and Elias Sims, charged with
rioting, were found guilty-Latham for defence.
Sonny Matthews and Sam. Cooper, charged
with an assault were found not guilty--Latham
for defence.
Polodore Campbell, charged with rioting, was
fined S1-Ratcliff and Latham for defence.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04

CHnDREss NuRsEs.--Few can be found
worthy to perform mothers duty, and the
children of the wealthy as well as the poor are
often made to suffer fearful penalties for the
indifference of their parents in selecting nurses
The Lancaster (Pa.) Why states that an infant
child Of Mr.. W. II. Miller recently died in that
place in consequence Of having been forced to
swallow pins and needles by its nurse, girl Of
fourteen years Of age. The girl confessed the
horrible crime, and stated her object TO have
been to render the child fretful, so that she
would be relieved from the care Of
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04

THE LAsT!-Not of the Wampanoags, but of
the Yankee testers. Hill is no more-Hackett
seems to have passed away-and Valentine
alone remains to tell the tale But well he tells
it. Valentine has exhausted the cachinatory
powers of the metropois!s Everybody holds
his sides and declares Valentine has played the
deuce with him! He is q great Valentine, and
will long be remembered by young and old in
this community. He is host in himself--and
a queer, comical crowd is that host. Well, good
bye, old fellow! The latch will be out when you
come again
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04

INTERESTING LECTURES. -The Harrisburg
Union says that Lieut.. G. w. May, late of the
United States Army, has been delivering, in
that city, series Of brilliant and highly inter
esting lectures, descriptive of the battles OF
Mexico, and the manners and customs Of the
people of that interesting country. These lee
lures were attended by large audiences, who were
greatly delighted, and at their close highly
complimentary resolution was moved and unan-
imously adopted. eve are free to admit, "
says the Union, that these were the most in
teresting lectures we ever listened to, and trust
that the distinguished lecturer may be literally
encouraged wherever he may CO." We hope
80 too. Instruction by lectures may be made
very interesting and profitable; and many az
educated gentleman, not knowing what else Il
do, may turn his talents to account in this wise
Why are not lecturers induced to appear fire
quently in our public halls
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NOTICE.

rNHE DIRECTORS Of the WASHINGTON BUILDING Asso
CITATION OF the city Of Washington, will hold their first
stated meeting at the Academy of Mr. Richards Of
l4th street and New York avenue FRIDAY, the 9th
instant ut o'clock p Stockholders required by
the constitution to pay into the hands OF the Treasurer
at this meeting, their first monthly instament the
shares Of stock held by them, and Of the stock
open at the office Of the Secretary street.
dee 2-4t* NICHOLAS CALLAN, Sec,y.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04

A VALUABLE INTENTIONAL correspondent
of the North Bridgewater Gazette describes an
experiment tried on the Boston and Providence
railroad track, for the purpose of ascertaining
If letters can be sent to distance by means Of
atmospheric pressure. To test the practical
bility Of the theory, there was laid for about
one mile pipe, through which the paper or
papers were to pass am told that those who
have experimental are of opinion that commu-
nication can be given in this manner from Bos-
ton to New York in four minutes, and that they
are quite sure of success.
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Baltimore Markets.
our citizen

BALTIMORE, Dec. SO p. m.
Sales Of 1900 bbls Howard street -four at SO and
1850 City Mills at s3s71 Sales of good to prime red
wheat at 7s@82c, white at s3@S6c, and family -four
white at 9o@95c; Pennsylvania wheat Sc for white, and
SIC. for red Sales of white at 51@5Sc, and
yellow ut 53@55c. Pennsylvania rye 73c. Oats 33
@D36c. Whisky 21@221ac.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3-8 p. IN.
Stocks depressedSales ut the First Board Of Erie
at 49, and Canton at 6s at the Second Board of Erie
at S74, and Canton at 6S14. U. 8. 6s 1867 at lis.
Sales of 5000 bbls -four $i@$4o6 for State brands
and s4@$4.25 for Southern Rye -four 1925 Corn meal
$33ls350 Sales Of 5000 bus. Genesee wheat at 103c
Sales of $4,000 bus. mixed at $4,000. Rye re
Oats 43c Mess pork sl5l23 Cotton is heayysales Of
1000 bales
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"a To subscribers.-Those Of our subscribers
residing in the route embraced between Twelfth and Four
tenth Streets notified that j. @ Adams is longer
entrusted with that route The paper hereafter will be
carefully served All payments will be made to Mr. ROB
BRIT GodGIN NOV lift
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04
Congress To-day


SENArE.-A large number of executive docu-
ments were laid before the Senate, and ordered
to be printed
Mr.. CLrMENs gave notice of joint resolu-
ton comforting the brevet rank of lieutenant
general on Major General Scott.
Mr.. FISH gave notice of bill for branch
mint in New York; and Mr.. GwN introduced q
bill for one in California.
hlr. FooTE introduced his joint resolution Of
sympathy for the Irish exiled patriots.
Also his resolution declaring the Compro-
mise measures a defnitiye settlement of the
slavery question; which was made the special
order for Monday next
Mr.. HALE offered a resolution inquiring
whether there had been any violations Of the
law abolishing foggng in the navy.
Mr. FooTE, in consequence Of the unexpected
opposition and the want of time for the House
to act on it, asked leave to withdraw the Kos
suth reception resolution; and the leave was
granted. Mr.. SEWARD gave notice of a similar
resolution; and then the Senate adjourned.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04

The TREASON TRIALs.-We learn that a num-
Der of witnesses were examined yesterday, but
their testimony was unimportant. The defence
was expected to close this morning. 1t is
thought that the defendant will be acquitted, as
the defence shows that he was only spectator.
The United States win call up rebutting testi-
mony, when Mr.. Stevens will close for the de-
fence.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04

IMPORTANT AND SEAsoNABLE.-We are as
sured, upon reliable authority, that Gautier's
Herb Candy, advertised in our columns, has
been prepared at the instance Of an eminent
physician whose reputation is well known to
our citizens
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04
A NEW ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS.

NEW ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS.
MAGRUDER a. CALVERT have the plea
Nl sure Of announcing to the citizens Of Washington
and its enyirons, that they have this day Saturday
opened large and beautiful stock OF DRY GOODS. Their
stock consists as follows:
10 pieces superb Brocade silk surprisingly rich and
s do do do suitable for evening
II do do ID, DO very rich-prices rang
II dresses a. do quality very superior,
8 pieces Marquis Plaid do, centre varied In chene
figures, only article in this market
10 do medium price do, in very rich colors
do light watered do, for evenings lot bought
10 do black and colored do, for walking dresses
10 do plain changeabc glace do, embracing all tho
10 do neat striped, check, and figured do.
IL do Ottoman satlns, containing the most choice
do Black Brocade figured do, exceedingly cheap
10 do Black Gros de Rhine superior qualify, very
~ Mantiils yelsets, containing every shade quality
10 pieces Black and colored Veyets for dresses, 80
percent. lower than usual
Another lot Of colored uncut at 62 cts worth Al so
,5very heavy wrought Grape shawls
10 do 90 90 prices price ranging from slo to s2s
10 do superior fine Cashmere Long shawls
12S do do Bay State Long shawls
ne Sp style cssbmer ns ans
10 DO silk and wool Scotch plaids for Misses
do neat figured Mousseaines, do
90 do fine Lyonese Cloths do do
10 do Plain and Danask Poplins
10 do Plain Moussclaines, every shade, all pure
wool
100 do Black Aipacos, prices ranging from rs cents
TO 1925
Is do fine and medium Black Bombaxine, Lupin's
make
rs do White Flsnnes ,a
20 do White and red do. at 70 cents
Table Damask Toweling, Sheeting and Diaper
Lace Capes, Collars, Chemizetts and Sleeves
Embroidered do do do
Plain and embroidered Linen Cambria handkerchief
Black Lace Falls Frnges, Laces
Plain and embroidered Muslns
White black and colored Kid Gloves, AIexanders
Hf and Bajou's makes
silk and Cotton Hosiery Merino Shirts and Dravers
Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestngs
Fine and medium price Bed Blankets, Servants do.
superior lot Of and 81 Full Cloths Full Lineeys
Plaid Domestics, Shifting and Irish Linen, and every
other article pertaining TO the Dry Good business.
All persons wishing to purchase will find 10 To their
decided interest by giving us a call before purchasing
elsewhere as we are willing TO sell at moderate profits
Every article recommended In the establishment win
prove as represented and fair dealing may be relied on
dec DIV [Intel'-3aw2wl
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Great Medical Discovery a3a
q. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL

TREAT m6Q1Cal discovery. NH 3s9tA .bt
DIR. j. 3. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL,
NOR ALL NERVOUS CONDITIONS OF THE sYs-
E tenn first discovered this preparation in 1910,
since which time have found but little difficulty in
ring most NERVOUS DISEASES, but very recently l
have added ingredient which acts like magic in
dering my NERVOUS CORDIAL far more certain in Gu
ring Nervous Tremor Of the Muscles, Shaking Of the
Head, Papitation Flatulence, Heartburn Tic Door,
Pain in the Face, with Twitchngs Of the Muscles
FLESH Wakefulness, Heart Diseases Neuralgia, and for
the mind body, affected by labor study This
truly wonderful Medicine, from its peculiar happy effect
in aaying the most violent Nervous affections, and
pleey graduating them from the SYSTEM may justly be
termed the grandes discovery in the science OF Medicine
1t subdues and averts oil those NERVOUS DISEASES,
which the most profound medical skill has hitherto
had CONTROL 1t is grand restorer in building up
weak constitution, already down by disease and de-
bilitated by other Medicine; its inygorang properties
act like charm, and its beneficial effects almost mi
raculous. The weak, the nervous, and those suffering
with constant pains and uneasness frequently cured
by using a single BOTTLE $50
Us. ROSE, NJ D., Philadelphia.
Price so cents For sale by
Y. ID. Gilman w. II, Gilman,
Charles Stott Co. Samuel Butt,
j. Il. Callan, John w. Marin,
dec Str Washington city, d. @.
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND GROUP.

DE PREPARED FOR CHANGE OF WEATHER. The
ID frequent changes Of the weather bring with II bad
COLDS, COUGH, ASTHMA, IRRITATION of the LUNGS,
SORE THROAT and BRONCHITIS, all Of which can be
cured and the system fortified against frequent attacks
by using DR.. ,. 5. ROSES Celebrated COUGH SYRUP.
Price only so cents.
CHILDREN also liable to Group, which dangerous
complaint yields Immediately to DIR. ]. s. Roses
failing GROUP SYRUP. Price rs cents.
All of Dr. Roses valuable Family Medicines for sale
by II. ID. Gilman, w. III. Gilman,
Chas Stott 4 Co., Samuel Butt,
j. r. Callan, John w. Nairn
dec Str Washington city, d. O.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04

ScHooI-HoUsEs.- -With the recent deplorable
calamity fresh upon our minds, the matter OF
improving school-houses should be taken into
earn est consideration. In New York, on Mon.
day evening, one Of the ward school houses was
str hundred children and other persons in the
building at the time, but through the presence
Of mind and frmness Of those who had charge
Of them, they were dismissed without the slight
est injury to any one. Unfortunately, however,
presence Of mind and frmness are not always
present ON such occasions.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04
Pht1adelphia Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 3-5 p. IN.
Flour has advanced to 81 for State brands Corn meal
SO. Sales of wheat at s3c for red, SSl9Oc. for white
Rye zoe. Yellow corn 5711@5Sc; old Coo. Oats $50
&c., Whisky 2lI1@22o.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04

PROBABLE INFAsTroIDE.--A newborn white
infant was found yesterday at the foot of Col
lege Hill, between 14th and 18th streets, by q
couple of boys and a colored man. 1t was COM
pletely sewed up in cloths of various kinds. An
inquest will be held this afternoon.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04

Rs- Art Onion OF Philadoiphfa.-The pair
Of engravipgs for the members OF this Institution for
1851, ready for delivery. Huntingtons Chris
tana and her Children and the companion, "Mrcy's
Dream" admirable engravngs, and may be seen at
this Office The Art Union has adopted the following plan
to secure the objects II aims at
First--Each person subscribing 1--WE dollars becomes
thereby member OF tho Art Union.
Second-The money obtained from such subscriptions
Is appropriated in the first place. to the production
large and costly engrayngs, from original American pic
lures The residue, after paying the necessary expenses
Of the Institution is made the basis Of certain certificates
Of various amount and value, which annually dis
tribued by lot among the subscribers and these cerf
Gates available for the purchase Of paintings draw
ings sculptures and other works Of art from American
artists and for other purpose They redeemed by
the Association only the endorsement Of the artist
artists from whom the purchases made.
ThirdEach subscriber Is entitled TO chance in the
distribution Of certificates and to additional copies OF the
engravngs for the year for which he subscbes each
additional contribution Of Ave dollars entities him
additional chance, with the privilege Of selecting other
engravngs from among those previously published by
the Art Union.
Persons wishing to subscribe do by applying
A. NJ GASerwrR, Honorary Secretary, who will receive
and receipt for subscriptions,
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-04
MRS. E. MOFFETT.

Seventh street, opposite Odd-Felloacs' Hall,
WTOULD respectfully call the attention of the Ladies
wv to new selection of BLO0MER COMBS, which
will be sold at reduced prices AlsoNew patterns Imi
tation Cupns at rs cents per pair Fancy Baskets Soaps
and Perfumery, with variety OF other goods at the
lowest possible, prices for cash. 1nov l5--tr