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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-12
BY DYER & MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
TERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF vALU-
able md w elI-kept Hons Q n old Fur


VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF vALU-
v able and weII-kept Household Fur
niture, Paintings, &c.-on TUESDAY morning,
trustee Of the late Mrs Anna r. Clarke At the rmep
residence Of the family Lafayette square, all the valu
able Furniture contained therein, viz:
Mahogany and Rosewood Crimson and Light Blue
Medallion Embroidered Sofas, Lounges, Arm and
Parlor Chairs 0ttomans, Piano Stool and Footstool
to match with extra chintz covers
Suits Of rich Crimson and Light Blue Satin Damask
sElined window Curtains, with heavy gilt cor,ices
Mahogany Marbie-top Centre Table
Two splendid Tfonoapl.tS Pier oS Mirrors, with white
marble slabs and gilt brackets
Handsome Gilt and Alabaster Mantel Clocks
Cutglass Mantel Lamps, with rich cut prisms and
French Gilt Girandoles
Bronze Candlestcks and Candelabrns
Slverplated Candesticks, four large Vases
Two Bronze and Git Chandeliers
Twelve Gilt four and hve.light Candle Brackets
Unique Mantel Ornaments
number Of fine Oil Paintings
French Mahogany Marble-top Escritoire
Marble-top Mahogany Sdeboard
Mahogany Extension, Dining and Card Tables
Mahogany Bookcases with glass doors
Mahogany Hair seat Chairs and Rockers
Polished Steel Fire sets
Marble-top Pier Tables
Royal Wilton, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Buff and Gold BouquetPainted French China Dinner
Blue and God.wreath lowered French China Dinner,
Dessert and Tea set TO match
Champagnes Hooks Water Bottles, and Finger
Bowls
Siyer-plated Chafngdishes
Twolarge Oak Bookcases with glass DOORS for library,
cost 5000; French Mirrors
Mahogany double and single French Bedsteads
Mahogany Wardrobes, Marbletop Dressing Tables
Mahogany Washstands and Commodes, Toilet sets
Rosewood Cribbage and Chess Table
Mahogany Cradle, Superior Feather Beds
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Palliases, Quilts, Blankets, Lounges
Mahogany framed French-plate Psyche Glass
Maroon and Chntz Window Curtains, Cornices
Chintz and white muslin Bed Canopies
Chamber Armchars, Stair Carpet and Rods
Straw Mating, Painted Floor Cloth Rugs, &c.
TERMs Fifty dollars, and under cash over fifty dol
lars credit Of two and four months, for notes satisao
torlly endorsed, bearing interest
as The Furniture will be arranged for examination
and the house opened for ylsiters Monday the 18th
instant DYER MCGUIRE,
nov 7--eos Auctioneers.
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D4AIA q 4 ToGgyg GEHTLLNAN.--Aa Al
kansas paper, of recent date, announces the
death, on the 14th ult., in Arkansas county, pf
NJ, P. J. Julien de Visart, an old and much es-
teemed citizen Of that county He is said TO
have left large circle Of friends, not only IN
this country, but in foreign lands. As Mr..
visart, his name probably would have attracted
little attention in this country, but as Count de
Bocarme, (his well-known title,) it recalls asso-
Citations of painful interest. The readers Of
newspapers win remember trial in France of
the Count and Countess de Bocarme, for the
premeditated murder of the only brother of the
Countess, in order to secure his fortune. The
Count was found guilty and executed, although
extraordinary means were used to save him
from the death-penalty The Countess escaped
and has retired from the world.
OF this Count dc Bocarme, Mr.. Visart was the
death probably FASTENED by the
wretched termination of the life of his son.
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rJNHE UNDERSIGNED will receive proposal

rJ,HE UNDERSIGNED will receive proposals
until tho Goth inst for the graduation Of all
any part not less than me Of the Washington and
Rockville Turnpike from the city boundary to the District
line Also for furnishing and delivering at such points
on the aforementioned line Of road, In such
and at such time may be required, oil any specified
portion less than 900 feet of $4,000 feet board
of 3inch plank, Of which 100000 feet shall
lengths Of feet and widths of to Is inches 10000
feet shall be IL inches wide and in lengths Of from 10 TO
Is feet The graduation will be done under the direction
OF the engineer Of the company, will be paid for by the
cubic yard, and will be measured as excavation only
A profile Of the road may be at Banking
House, which indicates very nearly the proposed gradua
ton, but from which the company will the right
OF making such devatons in the judgment Of the
gneer may be expedient
The plank must be sound and free from sap Bidders
win the price per NJ for white oak and for Chesa
poake bay pine, and will discriminate between the
and the 10000 feet described above the latter may
the company it, be dispensed with
nov H-t2oth CHUBB, sCHENCK 4 CO.
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The Union Literary Society will hold its next
regular meeting at the Medical College, on street
this wednesday, evening, at ~ o'clock An Essay win
be read by OF the members The question: Should
the articles OF union of 1900 between England and Ireland
be repealed will be discussed The public invited TO
attend
nov IL @. s. KEECI. Sec.
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Hung.ry-The Hung.rians-Kossuth.

Hungary-Tho Hung ossuth.
Who is Kossuth? Who are the Hungarians !?
What is and what has been Hungary? These
questions are on the lips of many who desire to
understand Alright the events of the world now
passing around them. And happily we have be-
fore us small volume that answers these ques-
tons fully and satisfactorily. 1t is entitled
"Hungary and Kossuth, or an american Expo
Sition of the late Hungarian Revolution" 1t
is by the Rev. B. F. Tefft, D. D.. from the
press Of John Ball, Philadelphia, and for sale
in this city by Austin Gray, It'll street, opposite
Odd-Fellows' Hall.
This work is more than its title would indi-
cate. 1t treats ably and learnedly, in proper
succession, Of the geographical position of Hun
gary; of its physical characteristics of its his
tory from remote period its population, Ian
guage, literature, religion, political constitution
and social tendencies; and its warfare, its
struggles, its successes and defeats. These and
every kindred subject, from the earliest period
down to the fall Of Hungary and the exile Of
Kossuth, are all reviewed and narrated in 0
most graphic and succinct manner.
tons with the well known Italian revolutions
and refugee, Alvanola, who spoke of the Pro
testant Hungarians as the staunch and powerful
friends of popular liberty and the political hop
Of Southern Europe, led the attention Of DR..
to this people-"a people but little known on
Of Europe, and unappreciated even there.
From that time to the present the mind Of oui
author was fixed on that country, and his pro
duction is proof that he has studied well.
The title page of this volume bears the date
Of 1852. Unexplained as this is, we are led t.
suppose that it was the publishers design t.
withhold it till then, but that the demand Of tn,
present hour has called it forth. II so he ha,
wisely determined, for thousands viii at once
gladly avail themselves Of the result of hi
labors. Esa
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A QUEER CoNTEsT.-Some Of the newspa-
pers tell about a talking-match that lately
came off" at New Orleans for five dollars a
side. 1t continued for thirteen hours, the rivals
being a Frenchman and Kentuckian. The
bystanders and judges were talked to sleep,
and when they walked up in the morning, they
found the Frenchman dead, and the Kentuckian
whispering in his ear We think this occurred
some time back.
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kossuTH.--The papers from the interior are
bringing us back daily the echoes Of " the
more respectable papers Of the cities, tradu-
cling and denouncing the Hungarian patriot.
Their articles, at this point Of time, seem very
inopportune, and suggest the wish that the OBJ
bvion OF forgetfulness we're possible volun-
tary thing.
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sAMuEL IppINs 4 SON,

Manufacturer and Dealers N Boots and Shoes,
North side Pennsylvania avenue bet 18th and 18th SITS
REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED
AS- Wanted--an apprentice. lnoV Sim
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ED- Anatomy.-Fort thirty years past,
there going in this city curious process by
which bones ofskeeons dssected purified scraped
yarnshed when they again replaced by means OF
wires rivets, &C., and reappear in all their pristine
strength beauty, and loneliness, Drawing the MONDAY
sun of the solsce, the pattering rain hail
Of more Indictment Persons having good whale
bone umbrella parasol skeletons are respectfully in
yted to leave them with the subscriber for resuscitaon
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. ta. ars-f DANIEL PIERCE
y.
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ACT for laying footways in the Seventh Ward
BE enacted by me Board Of Aldermen and BoardQf Cbm
mon Council Of ne city Of Washington, That the Of
be and the hereby appropriated out Of the funds
of the Seventh Ward for the of laying nag foot
ways Ninth and Tenth streets west at the inter
section Of the south side OF street south The work TO
Seventh Ward.
sILAS II. HILL,
President Of the Board Of Common CbunaI.
d. d. FRENCH,
President Of The Board Of Aldermen.
WALTER LENox, Mayor.
AN ACT authorizing the Collector to receive certain paw
ing tax without interest
BE IL enacted de-, That the Collector be and he Is hereby
directed TO receive the paving tax the west half Of lot
numbered eight, in square numbered FIVE hundred and
in making transfer Of said lot the books Of the Cor
poraon In consequences Of which the thereof
prevented from paying said tax at the proper time.
Approved, November u 1851.
AN ACT for constructing gravel ootwalk in the Fifth
BE enacted, de-, That the Of scventy6ve dollars,
much thereof be necessary be and the same
hereby appropriated out of the funds Of the Fifth Ward
for the purpose Of constructing gravel ootwak on the
west side Of Second street east from to street south
Approved, November 7, 1851.
AN ACT authorizing the grading and paving Of the alley
in square numbered four hundred and ffty-fve.
he enacted DC, That the Mayor be and he hereby Is
authorized to have the alley in square numbered four
hundred and ffyhve graded and paved the same to be
done in conformity with the provisions Of the fourth hh
and sixth sections Of the act concerning alleys approved
fourth November, eighteen hundred and forty-two.
Approved, November 7, 1861.
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THASKsGIvMo.-It is stated that twenty
seven States will unite in observing the 9th of
this month as Thanksgiving Day. The only
States that have chosen other days arc Yer
mont and South Carolina
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A CORRECTIONAL correspondent informs us
that the opinion prevails in the city that the late
outrageous attack made on Mr.. Harvey was
committed on the Island. This is not correct.
1t was near the corner Of 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. We are happy to learn that
Mr.. III. is improving
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Review or the Northern Markets for
yesterday.

Office of the american Telegraph, Nop. IL.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1l6 m.-Sales of 500 bbls Howard
street flour at $3S1M. No sales of City Mills.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11-5 p. m-Stocks are unchanged
Penna SIS, o. Flour is inactive at $3.slH for State
brands. Rye -four $337I. Corn meal 1926. Sales of
5000 bbs wheat at S9@9Oc for white and Sc for red
Sales of yellow corn at 6oc for old and &c. for new Oats
35c. Whisky 22@23c
NEW York, Nov. 11--6 p. Infancy stocks are de-
Of Canton at e5 and Erie at 81 o. s. os
1867, 116. ss
Sales of $4,000 bbls. -four at s375@s3s14 for State
brands and s46lS4.25 for Southern Rye -four $3.50
sSs7a Corn meal s3.S71z9sa5o. Sales Of 10000 bus
Canadian wheat S5c 5000 bus Michigan white at SIC,
and $500 bus s3c Sales of 10000 bus mixed corn at
$4,000. Rye 69@71c. Oats 3s@39c Sales of 800 bills
mess pork sl45o@Sl5 for old and Lard S@sac.
Rio coffee S@9c. Cotton unchangedsales of 1900 bales
at Sa<c for middling Orleans and SIC. for Upland
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sm~we have received No. 5 Of the Hydro
pathic Encyclopedia, neat duodecimo volume
Of IA pages, eight numbers of which (at %
cents each) win complete the work Fowlers
s. Wells, New York, are the publishers
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I,OH RENT-A LARGE ROOM, suitable for a
IL Store situated the OF 10th street and New
York avenue. This Is good location, and presents A.
ns opportunity for any desiring TO engage in the
Grocery or other business Inquire on the premises
oct 22-H
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POSTSCRIPT!
Despatched % the American Telegraph

despatched TO the American IeitgraPh.
Boston, Nov 12.-1 p. m.
Morris, the colored lawyer, tried for partici-
pating in the fugitive riot, has been acquitted
The Europa takes out $178, 900 in specie.
The elections yet to take place alone can de-
eide the complexion of the Legislature; but 1t
will probably be coalition.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 12-2 p. m.
This and the northern markets are without
interest and unchanged.
Mr.. Thrdsher.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 9.-The brig Adelia, from
Havana, arrived to-day, bringing dates to the
1st inst. Mr.. Thrasher was still confined In
the fortress of Punta His brother had been ar
rested on 31st, and imprisoned. 1t is rumored
that an autograph letter from General Lopez
had been discovered in Mr.. Thrashers ONCE,
duplicating his brother and others, and to this
the arrest Of the brother is attributed.
Fire at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 10th.-The residence OF
James Tratue, Esq, was destroyed by fire on
Saturday night. The building was insured for
S. 500 in the American Office, Philadelphia.
New York State Elections.
ALBANY, Nov. 1.-THE election for State Of
icers is still in doubt, and nothing but the
official vote can decide the matter. The report
ed returns SO far give Wright, (Dem.,) for
Comptroller, 80 ority-which, if correct,
gives the Democrats majority of one in the
Canal Board. The House is in doubt, with the
prospect of Wing majority. The Senate is
probably tie.
Massachusetts Election.
BosToN, Nov 1.-THE entire State has been
heard from, and the vote stands: Winthrop,
(Whig, SO, 500; Boutwell,, Dem, 43, 1876; Pal
frey, (Free-soi 28,494. There is, therefore,
no choice of Governor by the people. Last
year the vote stood Briggs, (Whig,) 56,778;
Boutwell,, (Dem.,) 36,O23; Phillips, free soil, J
1886. The House is undoubtedly coalition.
The Senate thus far stands: Is coalition, ~
Wings and IL no choice.
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By DYER & MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

GTOCK OF BOOT AND SHOE Store,
- Household Furniture, &c.-on Thursday
morning November 18TH ut 10 o'clock, shall SELL at
the store OF Mr.. p, Enrich 7th street. opposite the
Exchange Bank, his entire stock, consisting Of
Gentlemen's, Youths and Boys and fine Boots,
Shoes and Brogans
ladies' and Misses fine Caters and Slippers, together
with good assortment of Servants wear
Also Rubbers Backing Brushes, Trunks, Shoe Boxes,
and the Store Fixtures
After which variety OF good Household Furniture,
several very fine Feather Beds Mattresses &C. with the
Kitchen utensils.
TERMS: $50 and under, cash over $50 credit Of two
and four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest DYER MCGUIRE,
nov Id Auctioneers.
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n0E1JENNY LIND has just given fifteen hun
dred dollars to the Capital University Lutheran
at Columbus, Ohio. 1t was the nett proceeds
of her second concert. May she behold the
good fruits of her generosity!
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Wing NATIONAL CONVENTION. The Phila-
delphia North American calls for a convention,
and promises its support to the nominee.
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER u.

a. TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of our subscribers
o.,n a. the route embraced between Twelfth and Four
tenth Streets notified that J. O. Adams is no longer
entrusted with that route The paper hereafter viii be
carefully served All payments win be made to Mr. ROB
yaT GosaIS nov lift
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OVERCOATINGs.

OvERC0ATINGS.
WE have now in store the following:
w s pieces Beaver Cloths some very fine
10 pieces Petersham Felts, very heavy
10 do Plain Felts, do
Is do Fine French Cloths very superior
20 do Fancy-colored Cloths
10 do Black French Doeskn all grades
so do Plain, Plaid, and Fancy-colored Cassimeres
With variety Of Yesngs, Cravats Scarfs, Pocket Hand
kerchiefs Undershrts Drawers Half Hose Gloves, Sus-
penders, &C., &C. VERIFY a MILLER.
nov7-d2w No. q, Pa. av, bet. 7th and Sth SITS
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IoR CLoAKs, wRAPPINGs, DC.

TOR CLOAKs, wRAPPINGS, &c.
II 10 pieces A. colored Yelvets
do "a and a. black Yelvets
II do ca Ermine Cloths and Flannels
Is do fine French Merinoes
20 do very heavy Poplins, all shades
do very heavy black silk, suitable for
Cloaks, &c
with q large and general assortment OF all kinds Of
ssasonable Dry Goods, Mt the lowest market prices
nov l2--1m YERBY a MILLER.
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REMOVAL AND OPENING.

MRS M. A. EATON respectfully informs the ladies Of
l Washington that she has removed her Fashionable
MILLINERY and DRESS-MAKING Establishment from
9th street to Pennsylvania between and 9th
Streets the ewery store of Mr. S. p Eddy. All
cles in both branches of her business will be constantly
kept In store Ca Orders taken at any hour Of the day.
which will be executed with noatness and despatch.
6rc=xr Mrs Il. having just returned from the North
EE1l will open this afternoon, and on Monday next
QXK style of Paris Cloaks and ysites together
~ with superior stock ofAVINTER MILLINERY,
and articles of Children's wear.
61- Also rich supply of LADIES' VEST PATTERNS.
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Massachusetts Election.

DEATH OF AN EMINENT SURGEoN.-ln New
York on Sunday afternoon, s. Kearney Rogers,
M. D., one of the most skilful surgeons in the
United States, suddenly died at his late residence
in Blocker street.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-12

DEPsIN, the True Digestive Fluid, or
il Gastric Juice.-Half a teaspoonful Of the Fluid
infused In water will dissolve digest fire pounds Of roast
beef in about ttco hours out Of the stomach.
Just received and for sale, at 81 per bottle, at
ELI0TsS DRUG STORE,
oct CTR Corner Of and Twelfth streets.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.
lust RECEIVED, from Albany, New York.
" 10000 feet White Pine, panel and merchan table,
i 10 inches thick
$4,000 feet "a Poplar, from IL to % inches
10000 feet "A Poplar, from "a TO 80 inches, for
coachmakcrs
10000 feet IA Chair Plank, merchantable
10000 feet 10 4 inch good White Ash
10000 feet TO inch Cherry
5000 feet * and ~ Black Walnut, prime.
This lumber Is in good order and well seasoned, and
will be sold low, II taken at the wharf Call at
j. B. WARDS Lumber Yard,
18th street, east side, and Canal wharf
nov lists Intel Repub1
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GOODS FOR THE BALLS !

MRS Il. M0FFETT, Seventh street, opposite 0dd-Fel-
l lows Hall, is prepared to supply the agong pub
lie with White Kid and Silk Gloves, Silver, Fancy and
Plain White Wreaths; White Silk and Linen Cambria
Handkerchief Extracts for the Handkerchief; Per-
fumery, &C., &c. AlsoRich Silk Scars for gentlemen,
White Kid and Silk Gloves with many other desirable
pooda h-tf
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RUSSELL SMITHS

RUSSELL SMITHS
Panorama OF the Holy Land
+ IS NOW OPEN AT TEMPERANCE HALL, and will
Il be exhibited every evening" and on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon ut o'clock. &-t8 'al lt
Also fine specimens of Chinese painting, and q
variety of rich Chinese Costumes selected by gentleman
of TASTE who has spent several years in the Celestial EN-
pire.
Admittance rs cents; children half price, [nov3-tf
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FOR THE BALLS

r AIDES HEAD-DRESsEs, Embroidered HANI
IL KERCHIEFS, and GLOVES now opened at Mr.
COLLISIONS, SIXTH street, Louisiana avenue 70
ladies attending the balls of the season. nov st
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On Tuesday the liih instant, at the Church Of the
NJ phnny, BY the Rev. J. w. FREEcH, Mr.. REUBEN q:
JOHNSON, Of Gorham, Maine, to Miss Caroline
ALEXANDER Of Philadelphia.
On tuesday evening, the 18th instant by the Rev
WILLIAM HAMILTON, Mr. M. NJ HITCHCOCK, OF Virginia, TO
Miss COLUMBIA v. HAWKINS, of this city.
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FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
r-N MRS. PEARCE and MISS r. DAVIS
W. Nj will open their stock of Fall and Winter MIL
HV LINERY, on Thursday, November 9th, on Sew
enth street, adjoining Mr. Harbaugh's Drug Store.
aS- parlor and chamber or two chambers, for rent
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SOCIAL CLUB COTILLON PARTY.
rTNHE MEMBERS of the SOCIAL CLUB take pleasure in
that they will give Cotillon Party Anacosta Hail. on
Thursday evening, November 18TH where every arrange
ment will be made for the enjoyment Of all who may
attend. ,.
No hats or caps allowed in the ROOM
H. A. Rythers line Of omnbuscs will leave the
of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, at Oh 77 8,
81, and o'clock. There will also leave the
Of 18th street and Maryland avenue, Island and all be in
attendance when the Party is
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ladies,
MANAGERS. f
j. g. Venable j. r. Rose,
j. w. Arnold, i. r. TRAY,
q. i. ID. Soper, w. II. Woodall,
j. ID. Suit j. M. Carrico,
III. Humphrey, Il. Mansfield,
Il. A. Ryther, G. W. Russell
nov l0-4t~ '-4H.
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WINTER MILLINERY

rN Win be opened on Thursday, November 10, a
AH AL Mrs M. A. HILLS, Pennsylvania avenue, sout
nv sde between 9th and 10th streets
N B-Also, o handsome assortment of Ribbons, Fe,
theirs, Flowers Silks, and Satins. nov 10-1wif
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WANTS.
ADJUSTMENTS

FORREST HALL.-GE0RGET0wN.
Young Mems Dramatic Association.
The entire force Of The Association WiU appear in
TWO BEAUTIFUL DRAMAS! u
VIII be presented Thursday evening" November 49, tho
beautiful tragic drama Of
THERESE, OR THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA!
To conclude with the domestic drama of
THE GOLDEN FARMER!
0mnibuses will be In attendance.
/ Ga Admittance 26 cents Gnoy10-MW6Th
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MORE CHEAP GOODS!

WE HAVE JUST OPENED another lot of cheap and
w desirable Dry Goods suitable for the present
We deem unnecessary to enumerae all goods,
but would politely invite purchasers in want TO call and
examine for themselves. We will try to please both in
goods and prices.
nov ll-dlw NOLAN a HARRY.