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Opposition 10 IN, Comprehensive ar

with the opinion Of the Petersburg Intel.
ligcncer that much Of the opposition to
the Compromise Measures is attributable
10 The fact that they have been sanctioned
by a Wing administration. and that. had a
Northern Democrat been in the Prpsitlen-
cy. aud given his assent to the Compro.
mise bills. many who now tlenounre the
adjustment would have been loud in lie
praises. Rich. Republican.
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MASONIC FUNEnL

THE funrrsi Sermon Of Dr. J. MeMrrrrx
= ~ill he preached q Grirr's chprrh. in css-
well county. ON Sunday The llih Of May. h. the
Re,. NJ. GxisTr. Thr msmirn Of sse Lodre.
No. N. will siiend. and the hrthrrn Of al o,krr
Lodges are earnestly requested 10 nsst with ih' N,
on the occasion. snd unile in doing honor 10 The
memory ofa deceased worthy brother.
April II. 7s-
or The Milton Chronicle Win rlesse CRY.
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mslFiags OF Prof Wehstsfls DaugA-
teE-Miss Harriet W.. daughter Of
the late Prof. Webster mas married a.
Cambridge. Mass, ON the Cd instant,
10 Mr.. 8. w. Dsbney. Of Faysl. the
brother Of her elder sisters husband.
When her father was convicted Of the
murder Of DR.. Psrkman. this young Ia
dy, who had for some time been befroth-
ed to Mr.. d.. sbsolred him from his en-
gseement. which. however. with man
illness that did him honor. he would not
accept. They, with Mrs. Webster. are
about making visit to Fayal.
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south Lower Academy Lyccunl.

y1SHE Address which was to have been deli-
! vered before this Society by d. 7. Lama
nES on the 22nd ultimo. was postponed 1.-THE day
being rainy) until the next regular public dis
cussion, which will take place on the 26lh inst.
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The question for debate is" Are the in1uen.
ces which tend to perpeiuaie. stronger than those
which tend to dissolve, tho Union Of the United
Siaiesi"
The public are invited to attend.
A. w. MANGUM, Secretary.
April s. 7S-2w
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The pirgiaia Block for the Washing
ton Monuments ofgranite, four feet by
two in size, and bears the following in
scription, surrounded by an ornamented
wreath" Virginia, who gave Wash
ington to America, gives this granite
for his monument"
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The Charleston Mercury. the organ
Of the South Carolina nullifers. calls
the resolutions recently adopted By the
Legislature Of Virginia ga faint-heart-
ed whine"
The Mercury also thinks that if vir-
ginia sends any " Commissioners" to
South Carolina. the latter State will re-
turn the compliment by dispatching
" Commissioners" to Virginia. "pro.
vided with copies Of former resolves
and solemn pledges"
The whole band Of Nullifers. Seces-
sionists. and Disunionists. are terribly
annoyed at the action Of Virginia.
Petersburg Iaisi.
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North Carolina School Book. Ii

conversation with G. II. Wiley. Esq. Of
this county. some days ago. we learned
that he had nearly completed the prepara-
lion of Y Reading Book particularly adapt.
ed aud intended for the Common Schools
of North Carolina. A considerable por-
lion Of The book is devoted 10 the history
Of North Carolina. written in style which
i, is hoped will engage the attention Of
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N NOTICE.

THE undersigned, having taken out Lett 70
I Of Administration on the estate of I.Ol TIN
X. PRATT. deceased. at the last November term
Of Orange County Court, hereby gives noiic TO
oil persons indebted TO said estate to come for
ward and make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the estate, will present
them, properly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery.
JOHN BOROUGHs, Admir-.
April Ia. 79-9
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The Columbus (Ohio) Stale Journal
utterly denies the siory whlrh has been
pretty extensively circulated. that Ohio
has passed law multiplying The fugitive
slave bill in tina, State. The journal says
that no sueh law his passed the Legisla.
lure, or either branch of il.
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Presidential Movements.

There are r. decided movements GO
IN. on al present. hnlll IN The Wing aud
D'm cratic parties. with reference 10 the
sexs fre iJ1acy. 90 far Is The Femo.
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INSTITUTION FOR
The Deaf and Dumb and
The Blind.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of the N.
! Z. Institution give notice, that Department
will he opened for the instruction Of the BnsD,
at the commencement Of the next Session on the
18th Of July. II is highly desirable that carly mo-
tice should he given Of those who may wish 10
enter this department. in order that necessary ar
rangrmcn.s may be made.
Applications for admission from Dcaemuies or
Blind persons must he made 10 William ID.
Cooke. Principal of the Institution, who will fur
nish oil necessary information.
Raleigh, April IL, 1851. 20
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ItAs ialIauIAg sssSlsrloss almOsl mani.
mauslys
Rssalysd a.. Tha IN ils qaaus II
Dis Ho1fr. he prsciire q roaFehiug
surh botiss - he Ns-asiilr conEsnlioa.
. dangerous ia 10 trndsneiss. ralculs,rd
~ fnsisr s-eiionsl jr.ioasirs. and 10 weak.
En- he bands Il lhis unian. The peapie
az uissaari all cooperate with no ufgan.
med body. eillier Nsrlh~rn ar Southern.
The srparrni ohjrri Of which may b. 10
fomrni sertionsi discard-lo sliensIs one
portion Of the canfsdrrzry fram snnsher.
ar 10 diminish he srnrfsliaa II The people
for The Unian of these Stairs.
81. Resolved. That The House emphz,i-
eslly dsnirs The doririae az s<rrssian ~
mzinisined BY some Sosll,rrn STATESMEN.
aud dissrnis from The rrso'niisns &c she
Nashville Consrniion. a. rndsrsed hy
his Eserlirnry she Governor. BY Hon.
chshrs Mcdonald. of Grarriia. and HE
Governor Is respectfully requested IN re-
mrn the said revolutions lo MIR. MrDnn.
aid. with . copy af these rssolulions.
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THE NEXT PEsIDENCY.

We heartily concur with the editor Of the Pc
sershurg Tniegcncer, in his endorsement Of tho
following article from the Richmond Republic
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Cabinet Making.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform The
Il citizens Of Marlborough aud The public &C.
Morally, that he has on hand Al his shop on chur-
ton street due west from The coun-house vari-
ETY. Of excellent Furniture. and that be is prrpar-
ed TO manufacture. in the best style, oil articles
in his line, such -
BUREAUS. Of Wild Cherry and WAL
nut.
sIDEBOARDs. Of Wild Cherry. WAL
nut. and Maple.
SOFAS, Of every Style.
BEDSTEADs. of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, Of all kinds.
WARDROBES. Portable and Station
ary.
COFFINs. from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
He promises that his work shall be faithfully
executed, and al very low prices, and hopes that
he will receive due encouragement from gene
rous public.
All kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Work,
such rs Walnut. Cherry, Poplar. Birch and Ma
pie. viii be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re-
ceived and promptly, attended 10.
RICHARD MAYO.
April Is. 79-ly
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sha nov ~ bitterly sl~noAnee lie Ineas.
uFvs. wvnld - hiwHy hsve slrnoumvd
Nc. Fillmore 81 Eiysue hlg Hgrnl %
iiru."
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North caroIIna Man1factures.--w,

North Carolina Manufactures. I'VE
have examined with much satisfaction
specimens Of Tweeds Cashmere. from
Rock Island Factory. Mecklenburg co.
N. G. This establishments owned By
Messrs. Carson. Young and Grier Of
Charlotte. who have engaged extensive
ly IN the manufacture Of this particular
kind Of goods. and arc now prepared
to supply general demand. In APP
pearance their goods will compare Ia
yorably with any of like description
from abroad, and we are assured that
both in the wear of the cloth and the
durability Of the colors. they fully JUS
tify their good looks. This enierpri-
sing Company. we learn. intend soon
to enlarge their operations. and 60 in
TO the manufacture Of superior Broad
Cloths. ckgkslon Mercury.
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eef yaalA. AE ~ Frva sssnS q nsE An,
hll, apon ltsif pfmesv, sndragss > pride
- thflf HailFe tiials. lghiFh Il.eir fsil,sls
have nHi ebFfikissd a. ilry crrhs.i = gov
~iih lhrir growth and sErneiheh uiih
ilafir nrenEEh. This j. nes aad erF-
izinlv : rnmmeadahle fssiuss in a sehs.al
book fas ih,s r-ansry. and wsll Iensier he
work rsrHiisfiv prpr<r On be placed IN abe
hsn''s 81 pupils a . cerssia stage az adj
sznermrni. We hare b<sn undfr shs
neressiiy of sending 20 lhe Norsh far
sriool baaks. ss wrll ss esesy thing else.
long emo Eh. and lhsrefsr~ trust that Mr.
Wfrys arrangements Es publication may
partially relieve rs from surh nrressiiy.
There are many considerations why a
s''h"ol bs'ok prepared in The South viii
sun Us beilef. CnsnsS~psgk Pafriss.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Of will be our books unless the
payment fthe subscription be made In advance
Distant subscribers forward money letter. the postage
ON which will paid all BY ourselves in 10
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published r weekly during
sons a Congress, and semi weekly during recess.
Subscriptions for period year will be received on
terms pIoportioned 10 the above annual rates.
eyPosTmAsTERs ara authorized agents. and by
sending DAILY subscber with enclosed ar yiyK
WEEKLY subscribers, with s25 WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed wiz be enuue dto copy
they furnish subscribers for ,syaii,
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HOTELS. BOARDING-HoUsEse etc., viii please take
III subscriber s Just opening superior aort
Of toilet articles such s har tooth, and nail sra.hss
Cologne, and in bottles loo gallons OF bay
Madame Lnyigne sold in bottles or by the gallon
fotan soap, for bathing, &C, he. q
|aI ''...s |s#U PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfunery Store, under the National Hotel.
Nov Jo-a .....# r. -. ..... ....... II.
IN. yyATTx's NERVOUS ANTIDOTE tho Medical
Iii neuralgia tic dooeuS commissions
and h deun remens Spirits physical decay, and Mysteries
Price 81 For sale only at -. II E.
Nov o5-Gt Corner Penn avenns and Iah st
nANCIya ACADEMY.-Ftist Course.-Mr r. r. LIABLE
te citizens of Washington George
his dancing for the
Thrsday November al biz room over
Pskes grocery ore, south side Of Pennsylvania
streets, opposite Brownf noe
Davs OF tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
All ,hs fashionable will be introduced and nsahi
Oct lA-dH Ett..ts .l s.st. III .t LZl.l.-. u
GAs EITTIN9. GAS FIxTUREs, &c.-sGsas hitting neatly
III and promptly by experienced workmen, modee
prices, - I.
panasoufe OF the celebrated honse Of
Cornelius Co.. Pbadephs, which win be disposed q AZ their
prices -yasrH .a1T FL ....I--E5 W w. boTELEh,
IT, Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Centre Msrkst
] Nov Is-sswe~ I@e
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,ryy Fashionable Tailoring Estsbushmcnt..-H v
iotrnoN A co mep's and tsiiors, Browns ho@
avenue opened their new store wnh srge
n, eec,ed stock for geutiemens wear such as
n ,s.,n,crea yes,pes furnishing goods generally
h.y navy marne and officers viii ind an sssort
ees a. he regulation Of their respective corps prescribe
a. ,ris,ee OF many years legitimate tailoring, new and
.st ot of goods desire please with the cash system N
asanst prees Inducements that we
offer and respectfully solicit patronage e 1 n#
Nov ie-d3m ..s... ". n s. -...# ..t-ss s.. #...#
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Circular.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city Of Washington,
under the direction Of As-n Haght Palmer, of
counsellor Of the Supreme Court Of the United States for the
objects: a
Especial attention will be given
land tiles coming appeal.
The prosecution and Of all ciam equity,
United tefore
against foreign before
The set lement Of accounts with the State, Treasury War;
Post Once and Interior Departments, and obtaining
mission OF fines, penalties and oetues for alleged violations Of
revenue, post-Uhice, other laws .#-t 5.& t.=
Securing patent States
from foreign and procuring land pen.
SONS under The various pension sws Of the United States
Collections generally, embracing debts egsces, inherit
ances, The United staIes and foreign countries.
Investment Of funds the Uniied
loans and on bond snd mortgage Of freehold estate.
All communications addressed pad the undersigned will
faithful
, the agency business and OF the late firm Of Palmer
snethen.
leading European languages executed with
fidelity and despatch.
- AARON II. PALMER.
WAsuiserox, Oct. %, 1851.
Oct 29--diw&lawu
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DUGBY ACADEMY--Bcardi~g and Day school for
IL youns sentlsmsp, corner OF X and l4th streets
q. 3. MORRISON, PripcpaI-
RP, Latham, 4. NJ, Professor o. Anc,sn. i LsnsoAse'
Mons T. Raouit, Modern
Q. q. Ksech, Tutor. ~. .#..##
-- --, Teacher Of Penmansbip -" .
Msss Csuss and ardela Teachers Instrumental Music
Jamss r. Mclean, Teacher Of Drawing and Psnune ~,
The dsgpsd psenre the student ener
hupsss study learned prossoNs OF io entsss
the higher colleges In bsanch Of tuition no
pains spared render The sound and complete poss
he. The ususl branches Of the Mt nu
ssssg u reading, writing arithmetic Esssh geography,
the Lssin hst0y,
defamation, composition, both Esssh spd Latin Ore
toAn Antiquities, nrc, chemistry, natural
snd pensal philosophy, music, drawing, sc. ''ftH 4.
Terms Of board and tuition moderate. Hr# ..#EM n
Rev. Pype, D. d., Raw j. w. French, WIN. w. Corcornn,
sss Thomas Rtchie, esq, Prof A. D. nsche, Prof Gales,
Chew, -, Baltimore, Capt Page u g. NJ and Captain o.
BlAks, w. B. N. #..tEr s.g ## n.s... r.. .rt
New ia--dtf
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TREAsUnER,s sTArEnESr,

ddepsanas
resa Treasury
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CONTINUES TO practise law In the Supreme Court attend 10
before claims settle
sgHs commissioners
homo aud abroad obtain lands
collect debts dividends gace and nhertanees in part Of the
United States make funds
and mortgage, negotiate pu
and Of loans, lands and State Of the
Union.
Particular attention paid California land tide coming
the United States Supreme Court on appeal,
addressed w. G. Snsthen, Carroll
Place, Capitol Hill, Washington, D. c. viii meet with prompt at
snuon oet25-dly
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FURNISHED Rooms for Rsnt-several large ans W"s
furnished IN Ie dwelling occupied ~ ~ ~
s.unus Ioui.isna avenue, nearly oppo.if. he cv Han
la--eodlusf~ lYdE urI non glaa4ab2# . s'-
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nR. sCHENCK,s pulnaontc ssrup i-for the cf
pmpoa diseases Of the lun and respiratory orsns
For sale ri s.rU BUTTS Drug Store.
Nov os-M Corner of Penn. ~. sud lNh ~
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FL. Coal! COali Caals
oW your buy becoming cold and
~ winter 10 almost here. We have good supply
coal on hand which derabe also, CRATES
and '~'-'-' -"
We have good supply of hand Also
oak, pine, and hickory
BY calling office you articles as good and
cheap can be had in the city. -
w. J. sIBLEY, 4 Co.,
Nov 5-3awu Fourteenth bridge nd canal.
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French pIilliuery.

French BIilliaery.
MRS ANN H. cLARK,s fs.hisn.be millinery saloon viii be
exhibition Of and
large and head hats
and infants hats and s0oa win large s''0
"s", Nov . ssS @sa."'' 70 '''''' s''''
AZ ATHEw ST. CLAIR CLARKE has reopened an
Once for The transaction o. law and agency business. on
WlIsrds Boe where he bosrd
Nov Nov s-d'm INsi Intel, Republic Telegraph
TOR RENT.-Two handsomely furnished parlor', with bed
Of the National Hotel Inquire az The ewsy
store Of the subscriber, O. w. HEYDoN.
Nov D-da
UNFINISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.-A gentleman in
tending the winter in ,s South viii rent e. six months
O.%ss %oI's .ns Ss e,s,y n1sss situated on street
Apply TO MI the Census Bureau the
General Post Once. Nov 2'-du
an impure state Of he blood
ss.aon from sedy q the stomach, p.pon Of
cold feet and hands, sc &C. are enecuay ana permanently cured
T.tns conds.,ion the ..l.,sy effects Of this medicine is
strength quantity sold for the price, is decidedly tho
ehsspss,. !. medicine @ I'll. 10 use. RuTr,s pu, Store.
for .sa =: =, '
NOV v1o--ot - III
ToDp, batter and os,rie, tender. ii.
s ii, ,%.r eo - hs
marble bo,.' building q p, Msn Brown
snces trusting lend 20 add
experienced In the old stand for the
hoping that increased and connnued
qusniance may be mutually pleasant and profitable.
N-dn I'll.
CARD.-Tbs public respectfully requested
and ,.s sssee nants vnse- glass ware silver plated
together with general
on all OF which has been selected with
from the expressly for tho city trade
exceedingly low for cash. or on liberal credit for
'es 'A"'''e'"s p'pe'' DYER MCGUIRE,
sep,ls-d .HE.a Auohoneers
Tor RENTA desirable residence The corner OF 10Th and
and stable attached 10 ~ Posses
Immediately good the will be made
moderate Inquire on the premises Of Mrs Knot"
Nov. 9o-eo3t. +. '.e.... .##.# +.
rEmENT and Ca1ciDsd Pisster.-yu-, received Any
i be ready delivery oSay of hydraulic
cement II g}a4 ca 4. 5}l H#E 80 -aHi .'
On hand ~, a. pine. of different qualities
Panel merfantsble. select and common cnIinss. B..
ash walnut keksvy, eherry nshoxssy plank and
boards. al necsssary buldnG materials.
Anuhracits which viii be sold
lsm: W The 'ub-efe se gnss y.rs' on h
4 3 25--heod i Hft .f II" '.'i q.
rSOR RENTTbat Gndsbys Row In the Isl
.d lately occupied Mrs. Commodore Pateson
rrthsr furniture therein handsome and kept In The best
Pm tems bs p,ssssd TO sppy Richard Smith Persons In the
houss viii show premises wishing 70 ren'h
NOR RrrT-Tbres pleasant with good board Appj
ON street. third Of lssh street, south ,de
n Nov eo--dN ,HFa'H8H"4A FFiHEt ., st
n VI .H T.
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- ADwELLING-HOUsES FOR sALE-Two brick
hiia houses situated side OF between
Second Third wh three stories beside the base
convenience Including cisterns
pump yard lots extending through
Indiana Long be given for considerable
Ton of the purchase money. .....
Ao street, between 7h and
9Th
Also, frame the Island.
Also, frame house in the First Ward.
Apply the office Of A. ROTHWELL,
9-eo ID street, east Of Seventh
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FURNITURE! Furniture Z! Furniture 1.-THE sub
l. scnber would inform the citizens Of District
rounding country that he has great bargains to offer
VINO may want 10 furnish their dwellings,
hts cabinet chair and SOFA manuiaco the
vana avenue and thirteenth sde
be found good consisting part
follows Large mahogany and walnut wadrobes marble
Ing bureaus plain top dressing bureaus
top wasiands French and other bedsteads dvan
chairs and sofas reception cha gothic sofas and large stock
OF other chairs hundred dollars
Dozen Persons cheap
invited call
much furnture for little other
This city.
H. r. ZIMMERMAN, Agent.
h. Furniture made and repaired, and the undertaking
attended 10 with promptness. ..
Nov 8-aaw4w H.F.Z
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80 go eR @ o.

Bal,isnorc and Washington Railroad--ChanRe of
H0urs.~
m Monday December trains between
" Washington Baltimore win be bIowsi
Leave Wellington at 8 and ei, m, - m, and p M
Leave Baltimore at and 81, n and 4 and ~, p
The from Washington and ths fourth from Baii
will with the and from Philadelphia
T. II. PARSONS,
Nov aa-d1 Agent
Tor sALE-Thec horses accustomed work in single
double and the saddle Of them Is thorough bred
mare, five years old, imported ffom England. Is.
They The stables of Messrs Sutton Whaey
the Of 6h where information
relating TO them can be obtained. .
Nov 22- d3t' ...M. ....-...
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~ - WINTER ARRANGEMENT Detw cen
= kssM13 rha.delphia and Piisburs-Tim. reduced
twuqybar boursOn and after the s
senes - carried BY the Pennsyvana Railroad Company
PhaAeIphis hours win, on
twenty miles Of staging esoelent turnpike,
Yare, Ell.
Atlantic eiiies accommodations in all
p'' THOMAS MOORE,
Nav I1-aan Agent Pcpna Railroad Co.
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IN FOR RENT-the three-story brick house,
% building OF and lith recently
I'll occupied by Elisha Rigs, h esq u s located IN one OF
Of Bathroom --pped with hot and cold wae
closet furnace, Sc, AM has panp Of wafer In
us yard Apply to RS. CHEW,
Nov 25-eodu tie State Department.
49, FOR KENT, the story brick house situated
avenue between 7th and 18th streets, IN the
GY immediate vicinity Of the executive Department. and well
suited small family. Possession given on the st De-
''"S CHARLES DE sELDING,
7th street, opposite odd Feiows' Hall
Nov 23-3awu
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though paya
Bile.
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AIoxandrtn Boat.
Tn. hvoriie steamer GEORGE WARRINGTON
0oe will depart following hours. coach
- boat in Washington. Boats fare I2k cents;
The coach win leave The Capitol fos the boat
OK, IL, 1,2x, sndA ..-.. a
Leaves Aieiandria at s,ex, II, !, ~, and
Leaves washnston at kk, bok IN, TX, *, and ~.
Nov ii--du - - Job CoRsoN, Captain
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CA FOR REsT.-Three three story and attic
Ri houses desirsb, tua and
- be finished complete and let in December Each
sitting by folding doors,) two
lrs four chambers study, kitchen, .evsns ,oo store OF bath
closets pump
tchsn balcony the whole lighted with the
fixtures being furnished by the proprietor,
Also furnished rooms) lighted with Capo
n north side, sdjonng public grounds. lately occupied BY
carriage house Possession given December lo
Sov SsHdiw Z" 80 = Y. BROWN.
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O RENTA desirable residence The corner OF 10Th and
Streets large and stable attached TO H. Posscs
immediately tenant the viii be made
moderate Inquire on the premises Of Mrs. Knott
Nov. 9o-eo3. '...... +. .
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r,On RENTThat Gndsbys Row. In the ist
sd lately occupied BY Mrs. Commodore Patterson,
rfhss Win fhs therein all handsome and kept In the best
Pm teym bs pleased sppy Richard Smith Persons In the
hou.s win .hey the premises 10 any one wishing
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vi to-day, Saturday November 70 also on Tuesday,
exhibition and
and beautiful style
head also
hoods, with
supply orders Georgetown, Bridge street.
Nov 29--a.
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lOR RENT.Tbres pleasant rooms with good board app,
swest third door wes' OF i@h stress so"m ''e M
Nnv Q-.d2a - . N w
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MATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has reopened
M ofbce OF law and agency business, r.
OF the Interior, and nearly
Wizards Hotel, where he boards.
Nov g-d9m [Nat. Intel, Republic, Telegraph
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.-A gentleman in
tending South will for six months
more occupiesa story brick, well
nishea, elKbiy situated on street
Apply Mr.. t. French nj the Census Bureau, near the
General Posi- Once, Nov 25-dt