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MAJ Mr.. Thrasher, it is said in the New
York, Journal Of Commerce, obtained the favor
Of new trial, to be had on the 18th instant.
We shall soon learn its results. Judge Sharkey
was to leave New Orleans for Havana to-day.
Thrasher chose an advocate out Of list Of
fifty he was permitted to select from, and The
chosen one requested that he be condemned for egh,
years. or course he dared not do otherwise
What cursed stigma upon the age is that
abominable government
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-24

MANASSAS Gar RA1LRoAD.-Mr. Towers, Of
the Board Of Aldermen, and Messrs. Bryan and
Ennis, Of the Board Of Common Council, have
been appointed committee from the Councils
of Washington, to represent the interests of the
city in the Manassas Gap Railroad Convention,
to be held at Romney, Virginia, on Tuesday,
the 25th instant
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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ACT for the relief of Caleb Buckingham.
Be enacted By he Board Of Aldermen and Board 81
Common Cougcl IF The CITY Of Washington, That the sum
Of hundred dollars and seventeen cents much
thereof may be necessary be and the is hereby
appropriated out Of the funds Of the Second Ward to pay
Caleb buckingham the balance due him for placing
pipes Thirteenth street west between and streets
north
SILAS II. HILL,
President Of the Board Of Common Council.
b. b. FRENCH,
hesident Of The Board Of Aldermen.
WALTER LENoX, Mayor.
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NIX. TURNER, the American Ballad Singer, takes
Nl pleasure In announcing TO the citizens Of Washing
ton and Georgetown that he will give OF his pleasing
Ballad Entertainments at 0ddfeows Hall, 7th street.
on Monday evening, November "A. The programme on
this occasion will be the that called forth such
ense applause from the large and fashionable audiences
that attended Mr. Us Concerts at Trper Hail. New York.
during last month.
Mr. John ii. Hewitt win preside at the piano.
Upon tho programme will be found ssThe Harp that
once through Taras Halls" Flag OF Union ~" Let
Die Sleep my last Sleep in the Land Of my Birth written
expressly for Mr. T. by Mr. Hewitt; Last Rose Of SUM
Green Erin - Angels Whisper" &c, &c.
Cards Of admission so cents Doors open at o. o'clock
Concert to commence at Z u. nov 24--lt
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ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD.-We learn that on
Saturday last Daniel +. Hooe, Of Alexandria,
received the first load Of -four ever carried to
that town by railroad. 1t was sent down by
William J. Weir, esq, Of Prince William county,
ola the Orange and Alexandra railroad, and
was manufactured at Milford Mills.
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sy- Anatomy For thirty years past,

Gs- Anatomy.--Fo thirty years past,
there been going in this city curious process by
which the skeletons dsseced purified scraped
and vanished when they again replaced by Of
wires rivets, &C., and reappear in all their pristine
strength, beauty, and loneliness Drawing the MONDAY
Of the sosoe, the paterng rain or hail
Of Indictment Persons having good whale
bone umbrella parasol skeletons respectfully
vied 10 leave them with the subscriber for resuscation
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets DANIEL PIERCE
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R6- TURNER will this evening attract to Odd
Fellows Hall all the fashion, taste, beauty, and
iberslity Of our'city. This Hall is convenient,
commodious, and beautiful, and we are assured
by good judges that it is admirable for musical
effect A large number of the distinguished
personages in this city, it is said, intend to
pstronise the concerts of Mr.. 7. Indeed we
design doing so ourselves-we do.
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
1000 TONS OF Red and White Ash Coal, Of every
lOOO desirable size.
Also, good supply Of Wood.
Daily expected 100 tons Of Cumberland Coal.
All # which will be sold at the very lowest cash prices
at the new Coal and woodward Of
COLEMAN READING,
Of 18th and Canal streets.
Borders for Wood Coal left at the store Of Mr..
Wimsat Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
will be Immediately attended to. [noY 2O--3m
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From tho BOSTON Daily Tim.. !

MoRsBs COMPOUND STRUT or YELLOW DOCK Roor.-We
would invite attention Of this article
in another column Many who have used 1t speak In the
highest terms ofis efficacy, and would not for any
sderaon be without IT, II IL said to have cured in many
where all other medicines had failed, and think
we'll worthy Of fair trial by all who afflicted
fast rising lin public estimation wherever known and
bids fair TO rival all other medicines Of similar kind
Try IL, and decide for yourselves. nov 24-3teo
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t6s- We are informed that Protracted
Meeting in the Fourth Presbyterian church,
9th street, is to commence tomorrow evening.
The Rev. J. G. Smith will be assisted in con-
Quoting it by the Rev. Mr.. Gallaher, an able
and eloquent minister from st. Louis, Mo.
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81 To subscribers.-Those Of our subscribers
residing in the route embraced between Twelfth and Four
tenth streets, notified that O. Adams is longer
entrusted with that route The paper hereafter viii DO
carefully served All payments viii DO made to Mr. ROB
KRT GoGoIN. [noy lift
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KossUTH AND BIsnoP HUGHEs.-In speech
delivered in New York few days since, Bishop
Hughes was very severe on Kossuth, and may
cause his reception in that city to be less cor
dial than has been anticipated. The Bishop is
an able and eloquent man, and speaks his SEN
timents without disguise but We doubt whe-
Their, on this occasion, he will add much to his
popularity, as the character and conduct of
Kossuth are too well known to the people Of the
United States, and are too highly appreciated,
to be injured by the filings of Bishop Hughes or
any other man. Indeed the Bishop may be
considered, as travelling somewhat out of his
sphere of duty in attacking man who has so
greatly distinguished himself as patriot.
| Nor was there occasion for the bishop to en-
deayor to disparage the Anglo-Saxon race--a
race which has done more to advance freedom
and civilization than any other. The Anglo
Saxons are thinking people; steady in the pur-
suit Of an object brave in defence of their rights
and resolute in their rejection Of despotism Of
all kinds. What they have done to merit the
censure Of Bishop Hughes, we are at loss to
conjecture. His attack on them will fall
harmless at their feet for we presume that
his praise or his censure would be alike dis
regarded by them. In the United States
where there is blending of all races, we con-
slider it peculiarly inappropriate for public
character, and particularly for a man occupy
ing high clerical Office in any denomination Of
Christians, to select out one race for his anath-
emas. 1t is to be hoped that public sentiment
in regard to the merits of Kossuth, or as to the
claims Of the Anglo-SaIon race to favorable
consideration, is not to be dictated by Bishop
Hughes, or any other prelate. At least we
shall resist all attempts at clerical dictation in
| such matters Rail CIi,,D<r
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HUEaARIAs NAMEs.--As the name Of Kos
sath is on the lips Of all persons, it would be
as well for us to speak it, correctly. IL stated
in Tetft's work on Hungary page 9O) that the
letter >, which renders all Gothic dialects so
disagreeable, is in Hungarian reduced to
firmly -enunciated 2, or moderate sh The name
Of Kossuth is pronounced by educated Hunga-
rians RozsAoOt, the accent being thrown on the
second syllable.
Matthias Corvinus, the first Of the Magyar
sovereigns unconnected with the Arpadian line,
is said to have been in all respects the mightest
that ever welded the sceptre Of his native land.
When it is remembered (says the work we have
quoted, in note at page 154) that the . in
European words is usually pronounced like our
70, and that the as is nothing but a Latin termi-
nation of declension, Corunus is at once trans
formed to Corwin-a name not unfamiliar to Anne
ricans. The personal appearance of one distin-
guished person of this name among us is equally
corroborative of his descent from this race.
But we are not left to conjecture on the subject,
as We learn that the probability suggested by
the facts stated has ELECTED knowledge of the
more certain traditions of the kindred of this
gentleman.
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LADIES, TOILET GOODS.

nAILY RECEIVING additions TO the stock Of MILL
IL merry and FANCY GOODS, and DRESS T0
TRIMMINGS, consisting Of ~ III
Latest style Hats and Dress Caps, Opera Caps IN
Embroidered and French worked Collars, Cuffs and
Cuf-pns
Embroidered Handkerchefs aud Chemisettcs
Insertings, Brads, Gimps
Linen and pressed Laces and Edgings
Plaid. figured and PLAN Ribbons, extra widths
Bonnet Silks, Frames, and other materials
Kid, Silk, Lslethread, and Cotton Gloves
Plain and EN- broidered Cotton and Woocn Hosiery
CraIes, illusions, Tarlctons, Sewing Silks, Zephyrs
Comforts Ladies' scarfs, Woollcn Caps Infants Socks
Silk and Merino Hoods on hand and made 10 order
Portrait Bresstpins, Finger Ring, Sets
Fancy Soaps, Extracts, Coognes, Pearl Powder
FOR GENTLEMEN
Scarlet and Kidiued Gloves, Hosiery Toilet articles
Shaving Soaps, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, and q
variety Of other articles, at MRS. COLLISIONS
MILLINERY AND FAScT STORE,
"a" SIXTH st., near Louisiana av, and Of
nov 20-tr the National and Browns Hotel
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RITTENH0UsE ACADEMY,

Corner Of Third strtet and Indiana apenuc.
o. c. WIGHT, Principal
A.G. cARoTHERs, I Assistants.
d. L. sH0REY, Ae'
VIM. I. EVA, Teacher OF the Primary Department.
d. u. GR0UX, Teacher OF Modern Languages.
X. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing
OF For Circulars apply TO the Principal, or at the
books Of VIM. NJ. Morrison. NOV "a dn
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AN ACT authorizing the grading and :

AN ACT authorizing the grading and paving
OF the alley in square three hundred and
sixtyeght.
BE u enacted, dc, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized and required TO have tho alley in three
hundred and sixty eight graded and paved the same to
be done agreenby TO the provisions Of the fourth, fifth
and sixth sections of the net entitled Gan act concerning
alleys approved November the fourth eighteen han
dred and orty-two Approved, November 81 1851.
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FRESH FRUITS I!

Grapes, Oranges, Rai'ins, &c.
lust RECEIVED
81 Fresh Malaga Grapes
do Malaga Raisins
do Sweet Oranges
New Crop Smyrna Figs
Fresh Citron, Cocoanuts, Dates
ssftrshel Almonds, Ground-nuts
Palm nuts, &c.
Canton dry Ginger, in jars, &c, &e.
For sale by JAMES t. LLOYD,
nov 24-eotr1 Penpa. av., doors east Of 18th 81.
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NEW STYLES OF GOODS

NEW STYLES OF GOODS
For The Fall and Winter Trade.
L Y. MUD has constantly on hand general assert
i. ment of Gentemen's Furnishing Goods, such
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, D0ESKINs, and VEsTINGs Of
silk Cashmere and Fancy yeves 10 suit the taste Of all
fine lot Of Black Doeskins and Fancy Csssimercs.
Persons about purchasing Clothing for the winter viii
An find at his establishment a superior assortment
"a well-adaptcd 10 their wants.
W. Every article will be made Of the best materials,
-Jl!A- and warranted TO give satisfaction.
fine article Of BEAVER CLOTH for Overc~Sts, which
will be sold at bargain and mistake.
Is Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
l. r. MUD,
nov 20-tr street, bet 18th and sth SITS.
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TIE TRAIroRs.--We learn that the trials of
the parties arrested on the charge Of treason,
in Lancaster county, were to be commenced at
Philadelphia to-day.
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Soar PIAsT.-They have a plant in Califor-
MIA which they call the soap plant. 1t is used
to wash with in all parts of the country, and
those who know its virtues prefer it TO soap.
II makes thick lather and smells not unlike
strong soap,
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MRS. z. MoFFETT,

Seventh street, opposite odd Feilows' Hal,
WToULD respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies
w to q new selection Of BL00MER COMBS, which
will be sold at reduced prices. AlsoNew patterns Imi
taton Cupns at rs cents per pair Fancy Baskets Soaps
and Perfumery with variety OF other goods at the
lowest possible prices for cash. lnoY lb--tr
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AN ACT authorizing the construction Of flag
footways in the Fourth Ward

Be enacted de- That the Mayor be and he Ia hereby
authorized to cause to be constructed flag footwny
Fourth street west the south side Of street north
across Fourth street west the north side OF Matchu
setts avenues across Massachusetts, and street
north, on the east side Of Fourth street west
Fourth street vest the south side of street north
and across Third street west the south side Of Massa
cbusetts avenues the cost Of which 10 be paid out Of
money to the credit Of the Fourth Ward otherwise
propristed. Approved November q, 1851.
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FRAIL BUILDINGs.--W learn from the New
York papers that building fell down in that
city on Thursday, severely iDjuring the builder
and several of his workmen. The whole block,
Of which the fallen building formed one, is said
to be in dangerous condition from the insecure
and defective manner in which it has been
built 1t is important that in all our cities this
subject be taken in hand. An inspector of
buildings, with power to summon and compen-
safe jury, should be provided, and on him,
and the juries of his selection, q heavy respon-
sibility should rest Private interests and the
public safety often come in apparent conflict
but the truth is, that while the latter would, in
pursuance of our suggestion, be preserved, the
former would also be benefited in the end.
Under such an arrangement, the recent awful
disaster in New York'would not have occurred.
Twenty-seven hundred children, gathered into
one house, were oil under the impression that
the house was insecure, and were consequently
prepared for o panic When this came, as any
committee would have decided long before, the
staircase was not adapted to an extraordinary
emergency.
We have on several occasions in this city
heard the opinion universally expressed that
certain buildings were unsafe and yet there
appeared to be no means by which the public
could be protected. This is wrong, and should
not be permitted to continue.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 22-6 p. m.
Sales at the Stock Board today follows 1000 BALTIC
and o. r. R. Bonds 1875, co. share Bank Of Baltimore
VIZ; II shares Mechanics Bank, 161z.
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CLOTHINGl CLOTHING !

WTILLIAM WALL, Manufacturer, tghoesdle and retail
wv dealer in Reddy1ndde CLOTHING, Fennsyirdnid
dpeue ten doors toet Of Ninth street, would respectfully
invite the attention OF buyers TO his present large and
extensive of Ready made Clothing The STYLE
quality and finish Of the goods need recommendation,
and unsurpassed by any in the United States Ills
superior facilities for manufacturing enables him to offer
the very best goods at the lowest possible prices
nnv
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BUsINEss sTAND FOR SALE

oooANSoo oAhNO EOh ohb1.
fINHE UNDERSIGNED will cell the goodwill and fix.
lures Of his Confectionery and Tavern stand If early
application Is made.
The location is very desirable being door east OF
National Hail. and is well adapted TO the above business
Apply ON the premises, 10
2l--3tA j E RAILEY.
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POSTSCRIPTi
[DsYateasd % The american Tslsgrqpa.

EDepatched TO the american Tslegraph.l
The Markets.
New York, Nov. 24-2 p. m.
Flour has advanced. Sales Of five thousand
bbls. State brands at a.s7@$3.94; grain un-
changed.
Kossuth has written letter to the Mayor,
stating that he cannot sail until the Goth, in the
steamer Humboldt.
Arrival or the Asia.
The Asia has arrived at Halifax.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

Eighth Street, near Pennsylvania AUenue.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER has opened Register at his Office
j where owners of Houses, Lots Farms, &c, wishing
SELL register the same, with full description
thereof free Of charge This Register will always kept
open for the inspection of persons wishing to purchase
per cent will be charged by the subscriber for his services
in negotiating the same.
a5- Twenty handsomely located BUILDING LOTS
and large FRAME HOUSE, containing ten
rooms, and also small BRICK HOUSE. for sale. Also,
for rent, street. Qsland,) pleasant twosory and
attic Frame House, containing rooms-rent 50 per
month JOHN L. SMITH,
l7-fl Attorney at Law and Justice of the Peace
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
N ADJOURNED MEETING Of the Directors and
IA Stochholdersof the Washington and Rockville Plank
Road will be held at Temperance Hall, at o'clock p m,
on Wednesday, the Goth inst. [nov 24-3t,
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OVERCOATINGs.

WTE have IN store the following:
w pieces Beaver Cloths, some very fine
10 pieces Petersham Felts, very heavy
10 do Plain Felts, do
rs do Fine French Cloths, very superior
20 do Fancycolored Cloths
10 do Black French Doeskin, all grades
90 do Plain Plaid, and Fancy-colored Cassmeres
With variety Of Vestngs, Cravats, Scars Pocket Hand
kerchiefs Undershrts, Drawers Half Hose Gloves sus
pendcrs, &C., &C. YERBY a MILLER.
nov7-d2w No. 6, Pa. av., bet. 18th and Sth SITS
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The HUNGARIAN ExILEs AND THE IRISH Ex-
ILEs.-In many respects there is remarkable
parallel between the Hungarian and the Irish
exiles, while there is a striking difference in
the light in which they are both regarded in
England, as well as in the fate that has attended
these illustrious men.
This is true and well said; but we do not
agree with those who accuse, not England, but
the English, of inconsistency, in sympathizing
with Kossuth. Let him enjoy their sympathes,
and let us rather, through him and their SYM
pathies for him, endeavor to procure favor for
the Irish patriot exiles. This is the true course
and from it will proceed the most happy results
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Intellsgencer of this morning says: "We have
heard of the arrival in this city, since Saturday
morning, of the Hon. Henry Clay, of Kentucky,
and Hon. William r. King, of Alabama, Sens-
tors in Congress, and of the following members
of the House Of Representatives, v inn
William R. Smith, of Alabama s. G. Haven,
of New York; c. M. Ingersoll, of Connecticut /;
George W. Jones, of Tennessee; John Johnson,
of Ohio; and Alexander H. Stephens of Geor-
gia. The two last-named gentlemen are at the
United States Hotel; MIR. Senator King is at
Gadsby's, and all the others at the National"
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CEMENT AND CAI,CINED PLASTER.

CEMENT AND CALCINED PLASTER.
lust RECEIVED fifty barrels of Witherspoons Cal
cined Plaster Also just arrived and will be ready for
delivery Tuesday next hundred casks Of Hydrau
lie Cement.
qualities
Panel, merchantable, select, and common Cuttings
Yellow and Spruce Pine, joist and scantling
ASH Walnut Hickory, Cherry, Mahogany and Oak
Plank and Boards-and all necessary building
terials
Anthracite Coal, Red and White Ash all Of which
will be sold reasonable terms by the subscribers, at
their LumberYard, on 7th street, near Canal Bridge.
L. NJ. PEARSON a co.
A-3teod Union Wash. News.
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AN ACT for the improvement Of Tenth street
west, from Pennsylvania avenue to street

Be Il enacted, de-, That the sum OF one hundred and
fifty dollars, much thereof AZ may be necessary
and the same Is hereby appropriated payable out Of the
funds OF the Second Ward and Third Ward for the
pose OF grading and graveling and laying gutter
the west side OF Tenth street west from Pennsylvania
avenue 70 street north onehaf Of the expense Of grad
ing and graveng 70 be paid out Of the funds Of the Third
Ward and the balance out of the funds Of the Second
Ward The curbtone TO be taken up and reset at the
expense Of the property owners in compliance with the
present laws respecting taking up and resettng
The work 10 be done by contract under the supernend
Of the Commissioners Of the Second and Third Wards
Approved, November al, 1851.
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GOODS FOR THE BAIJsI

Mrs. e. M0FFETT Seventh street, opposite Odd Fell
wi lows Hall, isprepared TO supply the ball going pub
lie with White Kd and Silk Gloves, Silver Fancy
Plain White Wreaths; White Silk and Linen Cambria
Handkerchief Extracts for the Handkerchiefs Per-
fumery, &c, &c. Also-Rch silk scarfs for gentlemen
White Kid and Silk Gloves, with many other desirable
goods 5-tf
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District Of Columbia,
County of Washington, "A'
r HEREBY CERTIFY, that HENRY NALIY, of said
i county, brought before estray, trespassng
upon his enclosures, red BUFFALO COW, white fore
head, with white spots Marked white tail well ad-
yanced in years.
Given under my hand and seal this 22d day of Noye-
Der, 1861. THOMAS G. DOM, IL. ST.
THE OWNER Of the above-described Cow will come
forward prove property pay charges and take her
HENRY NALLY,
nov 24-3t%l About AZ miles on Bait Railroad
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET,

At Mrs. FowLer's, on Pennsylvania Avenue,
AS-NExT DOOR TO GADSBY's HOTEL-Ia
Also Boarding without lodging.
nov is--lteodF
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IVORY HANDLED TABLE CUTLERY,
Of all qualities, Just received direct from the
facturers and will DO sold at exceedingly low prices By
nov l3-2aw4w J, w, BADEN
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NEW FASHIONABLE TAILORING EsTAB-
IIEHMENT

IL L. BoUD0N Co, Mems MERGERS and Tailors,
IL. Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, have Just
opened their store with large and wellselected
stock OF goods for genemens wear such Cloths Cas-
smeres, Nestings, and Furnishing Goods generally.
Army, navy, marine, and officers will find an
assortment OF the best Swords Epauets Sashes PEASANTS
Lace and such other articles the latest regulation OF
their respective corps prescribe.
An experience Of many years in legitimate Tailoring
and select stock of Goodsa desire to pleascwith
the cash system to protect customers against high prices
are inducements that Offer and most respectfully
licit patronage. nov lift
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AN ACT authorizing the Improvement OF Ju-
dietary Square.
Be enacted de-, That the OF Ave hundred dollars
be AID the is hereby appropriated out OF the gene
raj fund.- for the purpose of filing up and grading and
otherwise improving the eastern side Of Judiciary Square,
that the may correspond with the western side
Of said square. Approved, November q, 1851.