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- . = NJ = " An ED.-N dhItU, OY
II gentleman his vlic and two small children three
UnfuruIshed looms with Board family where there are
other hoarders the upper part Of the city, heween
Fourteenth and SIKcth SITS. or 10 rent PLAIN neat cot
iage the upper part OF the city, tins side oi Harlem and
Nanhattanvilie References EXCHANGED A note, with tul
PARTICULARS addressed l.. r, Tribune Office, prepaid,
viii meet with immediate attention. Jelo "a
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pARTNER.-Wantcd, Partner, with
DARTNER-Wanted, with cash capt.

n tai Of g. 500 in q business without competition, =
nactical Carlester preferred Address $. Broadway
Post Office Tor three DAYS, postpaid, which VIII be conf
donLallY attended ". JEW ~
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SALES BY AUCTION.

JAMES COLE Auclonecr
DROOKLYN LOTS.-s0 Vacant Lots
d. vanderbilt Uuderhil and Atlantic ayenues and "a
Pacic Dean and Bergsn SIS brooAly n-JAAEs COi>f,
tn Merchants Exchange n Y the following desirable
Building Lots VIZ 20 lots N Atantc-sV - % on rAeic
a. M NJ on pean-st large g0e lot % bergenst rear u
H. above lots % Nanderbltsy % On defDhl-as-
ms uroterty Is very desirable beng 10 tne vicinity u
s uryeIneuts and having several lines u oinnlDlsss
Tuning with perfect anty - within sa9ft distance .,
tho fs Most 4 the streets opened and Fne - and
Vardertll t-av are paved
TEzMs-c0 ger cent o. the purchase money niay fei@A
on tort art ccrtsaEe for term Of years, II desired
Mars are no adv and may BE- obtained al we mes ~
the Auctoneer. - Iu.ton-s-., Brooklyn, and
New-fOTk. lo29I ~ ~
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4 : NURSE, IN Q private family by re-
= specialize Young woman. Who is capable ~ taking
charge 81 Child from ats iaHc. Wiling o.
chamierwoS. DO PLAIN and gi,e the best Il
city reference a. 10 character and capa1ly. She has
q cct.n 70 short distance tie country Apply at ST
Nouston-Et ieI2 -
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"a SSH Y T. TI0 = NIIT. - nc hUUSfTIDCfs
a viii sell at auodOn FRIDAY June 20, al the FOun-
dry lately occupied by II, GboH Son, all the futures
Il sud foundry consisting Of stove, furnace aud portable
force patterns set copper stove hollow ware patterns,
TASKS hlack sh tools pofts Ofges steam engine and
boiler. cupoa, sc Terms made known on the day VI
sale Dated skill, \ Y, MAJ 30, 1851
PELL 5 4 NOUGIIT, I ...0,..s
iel2 n, THOMAS ID SOUIHARD, ''7
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4 PRIVATE FAMILY in East-Four-
feminist have handsomely furnished Rooms on first
AID second floor which fhCT would let with without
Board. 80 gentleman and lady, single gentlemen. VIII
private table If desired The location desirable " sum
Mcr residence The house furnished with all modern
prCCmtrts None hut those Cf the highest respecahty
need answer this advertisement Address PRANK"
Tribune Once Is
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FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
,nb~d orthe departure Of each Mai Steamer for iJV
,,sl price - cents copy or - per year, 70 any part
s,st Britain 81 o. the Continent, postage included
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DOARD.-Gentlemen win theE w. % R'.Si
, ~ SINGLE Gentlemen, can e.i 49, -.' iclo wv.
:, Sg WaTrtn-si References e1cnAis'-
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[TNITED STATES HOTEL at PHIL

y ADELPHIA-The subscriber respectfully announces
70 his friends and the travelling community that he has
sumed the propnetorship II the UNITED STATES HO-
TEL Long known connection with the Hotel under the
late feels perfectly promising old
patrons, that nothing shall be wanting 90 confirm It's pre-
reputation the best kept house the country No
expense has been spared in completely rens the satire
establishment and he particularly invites attention 10 tho
changes introduced for the snd comfort VI la
dies Firmly determined give Satisfaction, he solcit-
continuance Of that patronage always freely bestoS ed
the old United States Iny2s 3ml !. c. ALLEN
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
rNrv-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE

-..-,,svEp EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EKcEffEb)
- rripvsE BUILDINGS, coRHSR or SPRUCE AND NAs~
H sAu SIS. OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL,
,.-ed 10 City Subscribers :or IL, Gents e,' week
20 ,Scy Y-cfr they pay advance =, the Desk
=, ,,fts or q year - the same ratr Si1re ,grses
v ~ rrrS Man Subscriber Five Oeyars ss.r ann IN IA
ssr se0seqroTn, o fs5s@ oi ~ Iaoai's For ,Iec
rc' m County Newspapers Dali psDers r. .eiysd
t.i 60 Nhose terms are higher than those II The
= = y " =, IN. not allowed sas difference
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Il Bosles Electric Hair Dye, possesses properties

ff 1yene the HAIR oi the most wonderful description II
acts hike magic and dyes the bar the moment - applied
oelher black brown Of the most beautiful aud ns
u desci lton without njuytO the skin, and leaves tho
lsr go and slker after the operation This with 10
CIFS HYPERION FLUID and Premium SHAVING
SOAPS MAY be had II the inventor, WILLIAM BOYLE
77 WashngiOnst Boston A. u. ID. Sands, 100 Fulton
a puslt0n Clarke & Co. 273 Broadway; w. H. Cary
Go and Brdgeman Day Pearst, and Druggists through
en-, ne co,,ufry Icl2 II
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BOARDING.

PAVILION HOTEL. NEW RO-
4 CHFLLE dept last season boy Mr. { r Rec .nd
within minutes walk # the Railroad Station The Sub
scuber respectfully announces 20 Families and pthers wish
i procure Board for the Of he de-
LsLiful sit atoIs ia the vicinity of New ork This House
IS centrally located possessing every accommodation
Sary 70 insure the comfort Of It's patrons The House VII
be ready 70 boaIcers about the 2h Of June
Terms VIII be reasonable any house ofthe class
Application be made the subscriber 6. Grand ST.
AZ any time before half past nine o'clock A NJ a. the
Battery Hotel from u 20 o'clock p 81 Tho cars leave
New York several times daily, occupying only hour
reaching New Rochelle Persons wishing 20 seect
boy visiting the Hotel be- treated with the premises
The House w be supernte nded personally by WILLIAM
DILLON formerly Of the Rainbow, and recently Of The
Alhamtrs. Water-St jell 81
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) NUOsE, by respectable middte-aged
wcns9 who ayed seven years in her last she
e~lte QI iAine charge infant nom ~ brkh a,ld
oah give the very hest Of cr reference Wouht m The
county d'Sfed Apply II y Henry-st JeR itts
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[ tALlFORNIA-Manted. two or three
COMB CARVER.-Wanted, Comb

~ Carver. who understands fine she'll work To such
person, good wages and constant employment VIII be
given for any length Of time Inquire Of ID VI. KNIGHT
Co, 50 Cedar S. before O'Clock this day AfCrwart Of
II. {. LOBDELL X Co, Brookfod, CT Jel2 IT.
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". 4. CARTER. Auclioneer.
DIAPER MILL for SALE in NEW

HDAPfK MILL Tor SALE IN y IL W.
II JERSEY VIII be sold At PUBLIC VENDUE On
n FSDAi the 2tth day Of june, on the premises az
O'Clock, pm valuable Mil seat which Is erected
PAPER MIL and MACHINERY. which Is now in full
operation for making psstehoards together with
dwelling house ham and other o'houses and ~ acres "a
land The Nil - situated about one mile from scotch
Plains miles fron Plsnheid snd about mile frota
Fevle EseI Co (~here crested the large paper fno-
tory VI Day ID Felt Coz An uneIceponabe title viii ~
for the above property sud possession soon
The terms If the sale complied With For further par
tCulars reference may be had t. DAVID FILf X CO,
no Pearls New York 0rt0 the FARMERS and Mochanes'
Bank, Railway. Nc'v-JerseY. JOSEPH LUFBERY,
Railway. June 2, 1851 lejt2iIuTh&S'l President
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T,sy SENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
YHE NEWBORN TRIBUNl

4. ..ti,si.d e-,erv TuE snAY and FRIDAY morning Pho
=, 80 suutar, 1w0colaes for - Ten Tor so Adv 81
60. ~. cent, a nae fOr each iRsstl0
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Mechanical Drawings.

- Mechanicai Dra~ings.ih ne 45
ICAL DRAUGH1SMAN and AGENT for she sale II
PATENTS Residence West Fifteenth st, first house
sssi Of Sixth-sv fjeiO 3tTuTh&Ssl J II. BAILEY.
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A fua white skin, clear checks and marble brow
Snn affy tis,sth Iu Insurance lJN.

SOit ldly tseStS IA lux ulldiiCG HOW
II All have these graCCS who wash with the truc
JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL. and a IS bottle Of his
CORAL HAIR RESI- ORAIlNE. The Soap makes the
SIN ar soft and white fcCklcs, sunburn tan
&c The O. truly the finest thing made torthe
lar) dresses the hair beautiful stops It's falling cures
dandru &c Try them, you viii not regret IT, BON are
srd only al 403 Broadway lel1
rV-A Gem for the Toilet.-DR J. A. CUMMINGS
complete set Dental Toilet articles embracing bottle OF
mum tooth wash box OF dentrfce, tooth brush, orange
wood pcks &c only 81 3d. for cleansing and preserving
he teeth and gums and purifying the BREATH elegantly and
crn acty pat mp neat case. and very convenient Tor
travelling purposes also making very useful and beautiful
present Tooth wash ~ cents Denrhce q and 80 cents
ig sale Nv A. II h ID Sands 100 FulOn-St. G. h. Ring,
l@ Broadway G. W futile, 34j Broadway VIM. II CARY
GO 243 PeaTl-st. lelz IT.
IP DIR. Edward IL. Dixon. Editor OF the Scslpei,
Consulting Once li2 Grndst door west OF Broadway
once hours from ~ u and go evenings All literary
for the Scaipel must he left at the publish
Ff pf,re 2 Astor House le7 I'm
~ Removal.-Dr LUTENER'S mfmary for the
exclusive treatment Of Tar Diseases has been TenoyedtO
81 BROADWAY cfce hours from till consultation fee,
N,ter otherwise, 81 unpaid letters refused mil I'm.
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SOMETHING RICH!-Thc most agree

- able WAY Of passing pleasaat evening 10 visit the
CHINESE ROOMS. $50 Broad~ay where you can witness
beautiful Exhibition. parske OF an excellent Ice Cream
and listen good music, all Of which can be enjoyed for a.
Gems lel 3tua'
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NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

vTRY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
,l,shed every SATURDAY MORNING az 'hc low price Il
~ mum, I'M soVance tsif copies for SO or twenty
20 ON. sdcfcrs Ter $40, I'D the peper
go beycna trs tnrie ior winch pad. A'iye'tse-
49,, r tbs seet vii be- charged ~ cents per Inc Each
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B A. CHnroN. Asc,ione,r

l OTS.-Peremptory sale of 100 valuable
hIhndirg ots the Naih WRrd u the city n rooklva
COLE Chiffon VII sell a. Auctlan On II ESDAY,
June H. " O'Clock n the MercAsn's Etchanre 10
hudfne lots compnSrr two entrs Socks stuaic VA and
Cscsay NSps u the properly can % had of
tas suctlone@rs waist. Ne-YorS and q y aen-.t
Eruo.yn Title pe feet. $50 les Its
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ENRENCH BOARD.-Mrs. Loisel begs

leave 90 inform the ISuLc respectfully that she
uuues 60 Keep her wen knoVn boarding and lodging house
az tho old established prices So per week with ec bottles
Of French VINE, and beside VIII add from the rs OF June
general demand dinner table French style every
afternoon ~ O'Clock Persons wishing Co hfuOr her VITA
their patronage respectfully invited % MORN her two
DAYS before ~ ChuTchst between Cham1ersand Warren
iell ST.
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WANTS, &C.

A 5 CHAMBERMAiD and to help as Laun-
~ dress by one and Nurse and Soamstss by the 9TH
These Guls are yer, experienced aud have good city
defence Would 20 The country. Call al "a Stth-aye
u the bookstore. Jel- II
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-. Industrial Home Association, No. The
''' e TT ~ w ~ CORNs. A COOPER, R s.
rgrGrand Division =. Oft \. "a special session

ol me q ID vii D. HcU on FIUAI ~ ENING, Inc IJtl
inst al 4 O'Clock ia the Hall, l87 Bowoy % act on appl
cations for Charters and 10 initiate representatives
ei2H By order. THOS. EDGERLY. G 8.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

u A Public Meeting OF NETWORK COUNCIL
40 G O Of United American Mechanics, VIII he held 1t
,,tr Council Chamber u AllcA-st FRIDAY EN ENlNG,
Ie 18th. 1851 hic time Gyel wll be presented =
arper Council No. 3. United Daughters u America Ad-
es by Brothers II the Order and good Singing may be
Srected 1hc pubic are invited 70 attend.
CtAS. II. WHITAKER, g.
II C.rcrpv x lclZ 2tt
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f''rtUONICK HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION viii
~ regular meeting THIS Thursday EVENING, at
N,,oric Hall. "a Drani-st An opportunity is still pre-
,..sd 10 sccurc lot The Village If Washngtonve,
~ teo,niug mcmher Of this AsSocisIon Terms SO,
,.,.}c 81 az 'hc time ~ joining, end the balance IA weekly
s,.ncris oi 81 Maps of the Village and every desr
'ise interrogation may be obtained at the mes'ine.
j q ACHER, President.
Z B. TAYLOR. Secretary. jcl2 IL
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belmont HALT-SCHOOLEY'S
NEARINE HOTEL. FAIRFIELD,

I'VE Conn, J. MONNOT, Proprietor The above
Hotel situate in beautiful village Long Island Sound,
with excellent bathing and romantic drives has been extern
siyoly improved and viii be opened the lGh Of Jnne,
under the direction Of Hiram CranstOn late Of the Ma
rno Pavilion at Rockawsy Plans Of the Hotel may be
and rooms engaged at the New York Hotel
my29 imTuThES
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vPHE PIANO-FORTE.-A Lady, Pu-

4 nj Il Mons THALBTRG. Just arrived from Lrn1on;
ewes lessons on tie P.anoIoTe Having long S;l4ed
under aVv~ unequalcd master she IS competent 70
her pupils al styles 81 Muse For address ap-
~ - McssTs ~ BOIS " ARttINER, go Broadway.
zee stIulh&S~
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A S CoACHMAy or Groom, by reSnccta-
Die Young Man who thoroughly understands las busi-
hess m he above raNac'y wiling, otherwise & mSNe
self generally useful PlesSr sNdreSS r Il, al 10
imttecetsi, near F1st-av. too eQor Can Tee seen us
Smploytd le9 a.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CONCERT in HOBOhEN for the
u BENEFIT ~ Nj JULIUS GRISCHELE, and the
widow Of MARTIN BRIDGES. "a THURSDAY. l2th
INST 81 LOUIS BecAers Nau1ha.l Garden
Madame kENKEL, # Hr Bung- halls National Thea
known SllANSPERE CONCERT SOCIETY, under di-
PROGRAMME.
Pant
l. Overture % Der Freischutr &c VI " Weber
49, the Orchestra
2 Vie n1hef mir t-r Schlummer, Scene and
AT f-om " Der treschu'r, ---..--.- c. Y Weber
sung D, Madame KenSel
Concerfno icr lie Cauonct with Orchestra kalNois
Executed hs Dir kieier.
4 The Two Nighttime aes, Duo for Barton and
Sune by LIossrs Ph Mayer and Amann
s. We ms, De happy vet Air FOR Barton, -
sung by Mr. Forster.
Lafayette March. No4
By the Orchestra.
PART IT.
Overture "Nill,m Tell RossinI
y, the Orchestra
Dnet from th- Child If The Rrumcnt .-. Danlzett
BY Madame KrnAe and Air Brand, with fun Orchestra.
2 solo Tor Noin De Berot
Executed bs Mr.. Nou
Do. Won moiuen Bergen Alpine song. with Piano, -
i, ", >srs F1Is;or. Fredud and Brandt.
H. Das Bid Der Rose. Re chardt
sang hy VI wiebe
H. American National Song fun Orchestra ----.----
Concert 90 commerce 80 o'clock
Tickets FIFTY CENTS. 90 be had ~ \ Nlcmann, 3 A.
tor-House Degen, 2S) Pearls United B,sNsore, l9l
Wilham-,t and NJ yurs C. II Chatham-st
Comrrtf-e Of Arrangements
= DEGEN, President A. NlEhANN, Treasurer.
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OK-KEEPEK'S, or Assistants place
u WANTED by active Young Man general Clerk,
either INSIDE ont respectable estab shmen being
fully capable Of filing either Of the above Can give the
best Of references Address " O. S. Tribune Office
Wages object jei04tt
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nOMESTIC SERVANTS.-Private
~ families respectfully informed that frst-cs-s
Servants can ice obtained at the Employers and servants
Protective Agency, l48 Graud-st instituted under tho
most distinguished patronage March. 1912 for the better
regulation Of Domestic Servants Je9 N*
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-17
OPERA AND DRESS CAPS

rJNO THE LADIES.-Justo pened-another styl,
of Ladies' DRESS CAPS, in addition to the extensive
assortment on hand, embracing OPERA, MOURNING
and breakfast do. At Mrs. COLLISIONS
Fancy Millinery Store, SIXTH street, squar
above mia avenue.
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GATHERS HERB CANDY.

For Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, asthma, etc.
rJNHIS INVALUABLE CANDY has the extraordinary
i property of Immediately relieving coughs colds
hodrseness difficulty Of breathing, bronchitis, asthma, and
hSkiess Of the throat 1t operates by dissolying the
geaed phlegm consequently cauing free expectoraon
Those who troubled with that unpleasant tickling
in the throat, which deprves them of rest night after
night by the ncessant cough which it proyokes, WILL by
using this Candy, find immediate relief.
The subscriber, in presenting this Candy to public
ce wishes to be expressly understood that he docs not
claim for it any miraculous curing properties, does he
present 1t with long string of certificates of recommen
dation, he considers these altogether needless.
This Candy is composed of simple ingredients, pr17-
cdy of herbs, which known to be very ecacous in
the of diseases resulting from colds, and of
which, being rather nauseous in their natusal state,
would deter many from resortiI4 to them but, when
made into candy become paatabe without losing any
of their valuable properties
1t has been prepared at the suggestion Of Of
most eminent physicians and has been used by many of
his and my personal friends with signal success
whose earnest solicitation have been induced to enter
largely into its manufacture, assured by him and them
that when generally known and tried will supersede all
the various cough candies and mixtures now in
As for myself am confident, from the ingredients of
which it is composed that should not effect entire
cure, it do injury to the most delicate
health and therefore have hesancy in introducing it
to the citizens of Washington and vicinity.
DIRECTIONS Use stick per day-in the
morning before breakfast in the middle of the day. and al
night on going TO bed. Price II n cents
Prepared and for safe, wholesale and retail by
G. GAUTIER, la Vile de Paris,
dec 4-1m peuna, nv. and 18th at
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE.

With 121 Gents 10 sdue four Pounds Of Coffee
rINHIS ESSENCE has been proved by many Thousands
of the richest and most respectable families, well
by the poorer class Of people, almost through the whole
United States to be far the best preparation Of Coffee
ever offered TO the public Coffee made by this Essence
is much wholesome, more delicate, fne-6ayorcd
perfectly clear, and in every instance, superior to the
finest Java coffee.
In order to give full satisfaction and proof that the
the deserved reputation It has gained aud justly ent
tied to- few certificates and recommendations
particularly relating to health, from DR.. Booth and Dr.
Chiffon practical Chemists and Anayssts Of the cities OF
Philadelphia and New York; also, from our Agents, all
Of whom are prominent Chemists and Druggists.
College Avenue, Tenth st., below Market St,
Philadelphia, Sept. 4, 1851.
I have examined the Essence Of Coffee manufactured
by IIummel Boiler Co., and find that its constituents
are in the least degree injurious to health; 1t may be
used freely and with perfect safety.
JAMES BOOTH, Profr of Chemistry,
applied 10 Arts, Franklin Institute.
have examined article prepared by Messrs Hum
mel Boiler Co. Of Philadelphia called Essence of Co
fee which IL intended TO be used with coffee for the pur
pose Of improving IL. find it FREQ not only from any
thing injurious TO health, but the contrary the in
gradients Of which 1t is composed perfectly whole
some. JAMES X. Chiffon, NJ. d., Chemist.
Messrs. Hummc Boiler Co-Gentlemen: We take
pleasure in recommending your "Eesence Of Coffee
very superior article used in county
we have only had It year. md have sold 10000
win remain in constant use, and Che IL becomes
known the greater will be the demand for il.
Yours, respectfully, c. A. MORRIS a co.
This Essence Of Coffee may be had, wholesale and
tail, at the corner of and 9TH streets.
oct diff Y. f. CALLAN.
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GREAT STOCK oF sHAWLs ANn yELyETs

NV would respectfully call the attention Of strangers
w visiting the city and the ladies generally, to
style color and quality, which selling at very
prices and bought the greater portion OF them in
the early part Of the at northern auctions
prepared in many instances to sell fine Shawl much
lower price than the quality could DO obtained from
any other house IN the District Ladies In Of any
kind Of shawl would lose nothing by calling ex
aiming our stock, will show Them with pleasure
and offer them cheap.
We have on hand rich Cashmere Long Shawls, from
$40 to $40 Square do from So to $5 Bay State every
variety, from "a TO 3d. Common Plaid, from roc. to S.
Also on hand at the lowest prices splendid stock of
wide colored and black Silk yelvets embracing all the
most desirable colors in Also, Silks, Cashmeres,
Mousselaines, French and English Merino, and almost
every desirable article in the dress way, which will sell
cheap. W. NJ SINISTER co.
dec b-eo6t 18th street. east side, near the Ay
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JOHN MILLER, Confectioner,

BetpeeR ION and 1lth streets, Pennd. Avenue,
nor THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, respectfully in
forms his friends and customers and the public gen.
orally that he has hand and is daily receiving choice
assortment of almost article in his line of business
to which he calls their attention He would enumerate
in part the following, which all warranted of the first
quality, viz:
Large size Pyramid Cakes, Fruit Cakes
Pound Cakes, fine Cakes Of all kinds
Candies of every description, variety, and flavor
Sugar Pums, Almonds, Raisins, Filberts, Walnuts,
comprising general assortment.
To the above, j. NJ is prepared to add the following,
which can bear the highest commendation, viz:
Green Peas, Asparagus
Mushrooms, Truhes
Green Corn Stewcd Tomatoes
Pickles of every variety, Tomato Catsup
Brandy Fruits, Peaches
Preserved Fruits, very rich
Preserves of all kinds, Currant Jelly, &C.
j. NJ is well prepared to furnish Balls, Parties, &c. at
the shortest notice. and in style which cannot fail to
please as is well known TO many in this metropolis.
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