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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN CHANCERY.
Edward +. Kinchley
and wife,
rs. Bill for Account,
James Terry, Compensation d Rel.
Edward Settle,
and others.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that the de-
l. fendant james Terry resides without the
limits of this State: on motion of Mr.. Car
roll, Plaintiffs Solicitor ordered that the said
defendant do within three months from the
publication of this order, plead, answer, or
dcmur to the bill of the Plaintiffs, or the
same will be taken as confessed against him.
S. S. TOAIPKINS, C. E. E. D.
'-"'.- February II 1851.
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Butler Lodge, 10 O.F.

A FULL MEETING, of all the Members Of
n this Lodge, is earnestly requested on the
first Monday evening in March next, at 7 o'clock
P NJ, for the transaction Of very important bu-
siness. JOSEPH ABNEY, Sec'ry.
Feb. 90, ct 5
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S.B. MAYS, T. C. Z. d.
P.S.-Thc law requires the owners of Slaves
to pay the Taxes to tho Tax Collector. If per-
sons who hire slaves agree to pay taxes, they
should pay it to the owners.
February G, 1851. If 3
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Notice.

4 IL persons having demands against the cs-
~ tate of Jacob Shiblcy, deceased, will please
to render them in duly attcstcd, and those owing
the sald estate will please to make immediate pay
mcnt. SlLAS LANlER, Admir-.
Cum Test. amer.
Sept i, 1850 ly 50
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MEDICAL CARD.
Premium DaguerreOtypes!

MIR. LEIGH Of the firm of LEIGH & Tucker,
lfl Augusta, Ga, whose Pictures was awarded
the first Premium at the State Fair of Georgia,
would respectfully announce to the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Edgcfeld and vicinity, that he has
taken rooms at the Spann Hotel, and would be
pleased to wait OH all that may favor him with
their patronage.
February 6, If
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
C. H. Goodwin5a and others

IS.
Elizabeth Goodwin and others
NOTICE is hereby given that byIyirtue Of
~ an order from the Court of Equity,
shall sell at the late residence of e. J.. Good
win, deceased, on Friday the 2sth day of
February inst, all the personal property Of
said deceased.
Consisting among other things of ten likely
Negroes, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Horses, Cattle and Plantation Tools, Provi-
sions, &C., &c.
Terms of Salc---a credit until the first of
January next, with interest from the day Of
sale. s. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E. D.
Commissioners Office, February l3 1859.
Feb. l3 1851 3te >
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY

pY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
ID field District.
Whereas, Benz. Mcdowell hath applied to
me for Letters Of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattles, rights and
credits of Elizabeth Mcdowell, late of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before me,
at our next Ordirary's Court for the said Dis
trict to be holden at Edsefeld Court House,
on the 2lst day of February inst, to show
cause, if any, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the
7th day of February in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one
and in the seyenty-ffth year of American In
dependence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
February l3, 1851 st
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Tte MdrketS.

CHARLESTON, Feb. II.
This market is unsettled to-day, and only five
hundred bales changed hands, at II to l2i cents,
about decline.
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MT. ENON MALE AND FEMALE E
~ @ a ID Jm @Ee

TINE duties of this INSTITUTION, has been
: / resumed under the direction of Mr.. GEO.
KERSHAW, assisted by Mrs. KERsHAW, in
which will be taught the different branches Of
English Literature, with Drawing and Painting.
The Musical with the French Languages, nn-
der the direction of Mrs. FRANCIS TEMPLE,
formerly of Europe, and late Of Grecnvillc, S. c.
Good Boarding can be had convenient from
six to seven dollars per month.
w. \. STROTHER, -
WM. COLEMAN,
NJ w. CLARY, g
EDWARD COLEMAN, :
CADAWAl CLARK.
Jan. 90, st
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DENTISTRY.

TINE Undersigned also takes this method Of
i informing his friends and the public. that
when not engaged in attending to the other
branches of the Profession, lie will take pleasure
in rendering his services TO those who may Avoe
him with their patronage, i'll another very impor-
tart branch of the Profession, DENTAL SUR
gerry. -.
A. G. TEAGUE, M. D.
Edecfcld C. IT,, Jan. /, 1851. ly SO
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Notice..

A IL those having demands against the estate
n of Allen B. Addison, deceased, are requcs-
ted to present them properly attestcd and those
indebted to make payment.
6. 6 \ \. NjRISl ARPlsoS' Ex'rs.
July "a 1850 If 81
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Il himself in his business, DR.. JoHN E, Lewis
and Mr.. n. H. CHASE. @
The Business will hereafter be condueted|un-
der the name and firm of r. NJ. FULLER d Co
,... r. NJ. FULLER
January /, 1851. tt 5o&
DY Strict attention to business, and the eS-
ID tremcly LOW PRICES at which we will
sch our Goods, we hope our friends and tho
public will continue to bestow their patronage,
which was so literally extended to r. NJ. FrL-
LER, at the " Old Stand"
R. NJ. F. & Co.
Liberty Hill Jan'y ], 1851. = tt 50
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NHomey Wanted.

A IL Persons indebted to the Subscriber, or
N to JOIN LYON & Co., arc requested to
make payment Immediately. as longer indulgence
,oiu not be given. A portion of the long stand
ing claims will be placed in the hands of S.
Tompkins, for collection.
JOHN LYON.
Jan l6, If 81
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+. T. MINIS.
Feb. G..
Strayed or Stolen

EROM the Pine House. on Saturday night
L last. young unbroke NJ ULE, newly reached
and tailed shaved. A liberal reward will be paid
for the delivery of said mule at the Pine House,
or any information respecting it, addressed to the
Subscriber at Augusta, Ca, will be thankfully
received y. j. TAUL.
Feb : 3tH
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Elizabeth Still and others.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
~ an order from the Court of Equity in
this case, / shall proceed to sell at Edgefeld
Court House onthe second Monday in March
next, the following: real estate of Joseph
Still, decd, viz: sSss
The Homestead 9fssaid deceased, situated
in the District and sS4nte. aforesaid. contain
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Notice.
Notice..

4 IL those indebted to the Estate Of -tbah
~ Robertson, deceased, are requested to make
payment. and those having demands to present
them, properly attestcd.
JOHN HILL, Adm.
April 90 Is
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
No. 4.

H WILL attend the following places herein
IL after specified to collect the General and
District Tax for the year 1850, to wit:
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Lost a-. y
I'm Saturday the L til instant, @ note OF naea tln
" given by DR.. Elbertto Nancy SicCn'y, o1
$500, with Maryland PadSett, as security anu
NJ. Whittlc, witness. ,,-o.nny
Jan. 16,
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TELEGRAPmC REPORTS, SO.

arrival Of Sisama Nagara.-Foar Days Later from E.-
rope
HALIFAX, Dec l0-i2 p. mrhe roysi mail steamer Nj
la, us reached her what bringing dates om Law
a,poo the 18th nlrmo three daysiae than wa, brought
detained by heavy bend Winds which have prevailed dn
ring most OF the pssssg-
The City OF p,sbnrg sailed for PhiIsdephia on
day the Niagara sailed
The Niagara passed large steamer steering east on
The steamer Franklin arrived at Cowes on the evening
OF the 7lhulimo
Europe IS The approaching crisis IA the ATLAS Of tfsnce
The Assembly, despite the recen, evidences OF the nnm'
taxable popularity of President Bonapar~. seem resolved
TO provoke him 70 direct collision Every step taken bJ
either party evidently watched with ntense interest by
On The 26,h tie President delivered the crosses and
medals The successful Fsench exLibitrrs at the London
ms popularity among woikin GLASSES and artisans Of
The country and with the moderate republican party In
the first OF his speech frequent anson Is made to The 10
public
have declared their Dissemination 10 support Napoleon as
the only means Of saving the republic
An extraordinary article ha. appeared in the consiila-
tionne wherein direct attack Is made the highest
names in France. Among Others. Cnangarnier and M
Bernger charged with being members Of secret com.
mee having for their object the overthrow OF the govern
ment The chief remark Of the writer is directed against
The oheanis and Lesmist parties Nonewspaper article
produced SO much excitement in Paris.
This article has led TO nterogaons being addressed to
the minister The Constitutional was believed 10 be in the
OF the government and ministry, who sup
posed be aware OF us productions not assisting IN the
generally believed that the demand ,r urgency with
reference the bill the subject of the responsibility OF
the Pfssidentl will be referred by the Assembly
The French funds had advanced, and at the last dates
had an advancing tendency. ..a
Letters from Touon represent Marshal Soult able 10
lea We his bed. #E #y#ast @#
No were be declared, but an increase Of
the army deemed indispensable.
AusTRIA-The new Austrian tariff comes into operation
the LIST OF February.
Lieut.. PIN had arrived Berlin, Siberia
On the 23d he introduced the King by Baron Hum
boldt The King gave him etters The Emperor OF Rus
sa who would undoube dy afford him assistance pros
ecute his search 1a#
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ADJUSTMENTS.



A. MARSHALL. lessee OF the Broadway New York; Wal
u. phadeipha) Theatres, respectfully announces 10
citizens Washington vicinity that he has leased
which strongly And
resnodsed NY The LIBERAL eniefpsisi0g pubic
spirited proprietor magnificent manner enormous uuu.
aud Is low a. elegant -
TEMPLES or THE.DRAMA
in the United states opsa.a 10, M
MospAy EvEsIss, DECEMBER Is,
with company gentemS surpassed excellence
county either talent worn
The distinguished dramatic artist and manager
Mr.. w. NJ FLEMING,
engaged Director every exeron win h.
render National 7Aea,
every intellectual character
This city and It's neighborhood.
has control ana
OF the well known and ARCHITECT
John Havand esq whose ability ena
BLEED him building which for beauty Of IN
equalled
Messrs Hiad r. Grain, j Lamb, Grain and r. Smith h,s
combination scenic excellence be-
fore seen.
DER, machns Of thirty experrne.
charge the and has brought compeasd s
The upholstery arranged by Mr. sol.,
tasteful and appropriate manner keeping
fal splendor Of the house. t@A
The has been elegantly and comfortably up AMER
The most approved style III -
The orchestra
musicians the continent.
FOREIGN vii,
appear during season. hopes Thai m.
coming theatrical campaign viii prove worthy the Washing
and residents.
appertanng opening nigh, will be published in
future bill.
Dec l0--d
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al nnA Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
OUUUU the New York Butter Store No 81 Han
street, Baltimore.
great share above has been collected greatest
expressly for hotels and families during the
well OF prejudice that justly against packed
batter butter been imposed them Goshen
butter which Being connected old
and houses in New York. who
daTies
sending supplies regularly week,
furnish article that will refined
TASTE delightful flavor spring.
have already realized the virtue
will be snit all All goods delivered
Of charge
1900 pounds choice pine apple cheese All viii be
sold as ~ 10 New York by the few paek ages.
All goods bought and sold for cash.
w. C. CORNELL.
BALTIMORE, Dec, IL 1851.
Dec i2-law3w .#@
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PANAMA, November Is, 1851.
While hui congratulate ourselves
passage performed by the Tennessee
appreciation have derived from
which The affairs
would expression thanks
through you, and officers the vessel, which
pre- among OF that company which
you the president
Although crowded with discipline good order
mrable arrangements preserved combined
the cleanliness the ship every rarely with,
and conducive hea which may almost
entire absence OF sickness
In Captain Tolten recognise The able navigator gentleman
and the commander and intercourse with
ship marked high and
which enables them fill positions occupy
The Tennessee and officers well worthy company they
represent that her quick trip may
Of what be accomplished by owners The
wish Of
Yours, very respectfully,
Thomas o. Lakin John g. Emmett c. Willard T. W. yokeS
r. IT, Saunders, Nehemiah Dodge IT,, Ezra Dodge, Vail Capt
VIM r Moore VIM @. Waters Edward r. Greene Geo. Hourh-
tsl,ng WIN. f. Evans f. L. Lloyd Cooper eu, royal navy r.
Patterson, w H. Rogers Thas A. Emmett ir =. d. Evans h.
r. Henderson, H. Whtcob, John simpson, Surgeon royal
WIN. Whitney, WIN. H. Colt C. T. huntington j. lie Count on
behalf OF the passengers.
WIN. II. AsrIswA All, esq
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WHTTEffURST's and extensive Gallery o
mnn Dasuercotypcs the Of Duvn Bfo between
AZ and 6th streets, Pennsylvania avenue. .eFee4
inns gaa being built
the second hoor and arranged this
ans one OF tho largest kyiGh- In this county, the
extensive and finest Baltimore facility
for copying paintings dawnerreoypes having it,
the world, where obtained beautiful and
daeueeoypes in all weather though cloudy preferable
for children. Post mortein promptly attended
Awarded the medal Mnrysnd
tute, and remium the Fair New York.
GALlrsIssNo oo5 Baltimore Baltimore; 347 BROADWAY
New York Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. Main
street. Richmond, Virginia fynchbns vxnis Norfolk Wiz
snis and Petersburg. Virginia =
These galleries are open free the public hours u day
j, II, WHITEHURsT,
Dss, la--d3m sole propri,tsr
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by DYER 8 MCGUIRE, Anct,oneer..

EURNITURE, STOVES, WINDOW GLASS, CRoCKERY
hc,-on Saturday morning. December H. at O'Clock
Of auction shall sell extensive assortment Of
ands ecou -
30 dozen nssorted plates
"a assorted tea acts
sets Rirandoes
Is boxes by 10 window glass
Several superior cooking and other stoves no.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D AuetioDeers.
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BY DYER & MCGUIRE, Auetionser..

BY DYER s. MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTloN.-On Monday,
December I5 Mt AZ O'clock Tor Immediately after
in No 22a shall sell lots No. 24 o. and %
square 1885, containing all 99 feet
18th and streets, opposite Franklin Row.
fourth balance twelve eighteen
'...11sI1'5 DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D AucioneeIs
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ny DYER 4 MCGUIRE. Auc,s.ne.r..

VERY VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY AT AUG
TION.On Monday afternoon December Is, O'Clock on
the premises, shall original o. in
square No VA fronting New inch be
at and 18th containing
Terms efouh cash residue in equal
twelve, and eighteen months with interest satisfactorily
DYER b MCGUIRE,
Dec Id Auctioncers
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DyWashington subscribers 10 the Wash-
ing ton Assemblies requested Gauer Monday
evening 18th O'Clock The purpos, select
ing the managers for the season.
Dec I9--d3t
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ONCE Of Assistant Con,mtsssry OF Subsistence.
WAsuINoTos Arsenal, ID. O., Dec 10. 1851,


CEALED PROPOSALS. will he received this II
y O'clock 22d OF December 1851 furnishing
troops this arsenal for year,
January 1884, ending thirty
December 1859.
and wholesome quality tnecks and -ank
excluded quantities. from time
required be delivered three tines week
Washington within after sunrise,
Assistant Comm.ssy OF subsencs
direct
The responsible win be required
faithful performance OF the contract
]. l.. RENO,
Dec I2-eo6t Brevet Capt Ord. A. A. Z. =.
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when the letter, by law and its limitation, becomes
null and OF no effect
4th, Tha, residence in any other country at any time
during lis term invalidates the letter
9th. That any domicaiion, from the PRONUNCIATION OF
OF 1882, and before that Of the Bando in SI3 is Illegal
and an infraclion OF the 9th article of the code.
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V,IIE sale OF useful and fancy articles pur-
wood for the suffering Of the city still continues
Odd Fellows Hall, through the day and evening.
We hear that important and benevolent should
be poorly The
many beautiful and addition, those celebrated
lbt harp players engaged for the evenings
entertainment
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ACARD-sIGNOR VITO VIII respectfully announce. to
"a Of the District Of Columbia that, after
years. visited this
Ing public extensive the mag
nncent articles selected snd imported by himself Expressly
ci,iaens Of the United States The variety comprises
Marble and aabsster ststuary, vases Of agate
Bordcglo, yellow siennn and white, FOR
tables desks portfolios teacadaes card reeey
inaid with pearl
Plated walters from 10 10 inches, casters oval,
square, md round cake baskets and csndlescks
French chnavz dinner dessert, and tea Rocsro, Eu
truscsp, and Roman vases
bohemian Dresden
superbly decorated
Terra vases, inkssnds, pitchers, baskets, sc.
Together with many valuable and choice bjou's for hoydy
presents. .E
Caruss
valuable Monday
ming December ~ continued until the whole
disposed Of #a##
more particular description win given
neps
DYER MCGUIRE
Dec l9-eoa Aucuoneers,
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Attest NEWS ~ "A Great Discovery for Bilious ConstinI-
Ii uops-Dr j. g.. ROSES Railroad Pills,
l2S and Is free from taken
all BY both sexes Of all and wthon regard
+.
No business rborng should be withou,
They friend and the rich security
Tie pills result thirty practice
dcphia, taken with Dr. g. Roses Tonic Ague
stubborn ague,
For liver complaints, dyspepsia
conditions Of the have equal
States will testify
As pugatvc pill they like charm, free from gripping
giving strength and Appetite and enlyenng the spirits.
For sale, wholesale or retail, nj
BUTTS Drug Store,
Corner OF Pennsy lvania i2ih street
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Treasury Department,
kpgIsJHn's OyyICU. Dec, Y. liz

THE first and OF Howad Reports, and the second
Sparks LII. and Writings OF Washington
have been missing has
possession win please return ihem is pity the
should be thus broken up.
r lee
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IN order to reduce stock, Will offer very
] great bargains the articles below named:
400 pairs blankets super
all Sizes for single and double beds-many in the lot
fine aud large, and all very cheap
200 pieces white nanneis, from common hne, all
widths all purchasers should examine stock before
buying
50 pieces table diapers and dAmasks all Widths Styles
prices
Is pieces white cambrcs and jaconets
100 pieces cotton sheetings and pillow
40 pieces linen sheetings and pillow linens
large lot of towels, Napkins and owengs choice styles
szes-great bargains-with many other goods
All sales be for the cash. unless
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied
cases PERRY d BROTHER,
Dec ll-lout opposite the Centre Market
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EMBERs OF Congress, Citizens and Strangers will
M find at
% pieces fine black and blue cloths
Black Of
choice styles and qualities
Thick and medium underhts and drawers, Of all
kinds +.
100 pieces low priced, medium
100 pieces sheeung OF
cents yard, worth is
Also, cravats, umbrellas halfhose
handkerchief, sc. "t
Terms cash, unless arranged
Good articles low prices dealing in
cases. PERRY 4 RROrUrR
Dec ll-l0uf opposite The snrr Mark,t
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CROM the supply opened TO day tEEH
pairs cheap blankets suitable for
hotels and boarding houses
25 pieces table diapers daasks, all widths prices
very cheap r.
pieces and dozens dwellings, large gen
era assortment both style and prices
rs dozen table napkins, various and prices
90 pieces printed foor cloths handsome patterns
100 pieces priced English
200 pieces white hannes from fhe
20 white Grape shawls
Az pieces very handsome plaid silks
q State" Waterloo Mills, long wool shaws
colors and mourning s 5#' =
100 pieces black aipacas merinoes and
gains--wilh all kinds OF mourning goods
very handsome cloth pianos tables
We making daily additions stock il
al
All establishment approved paper.
uniformity prices observed and all ar
lces sold warranted prove represented
Good articles low prices and fair dealing relied
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Dec ll-l0uf = opposite Market.
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RUGBY ACADEMY-Boasriing and Day xchooI for
II young gentlemen corner Of X and Ia,h streets
Mons. r Rnon, Modern
q. 3. Keech, Tutor.
-, Teacher Of Pennanship. ta#..M
MeS CaIus and IardeIla, Teachers a.ic
The course of student either
for business for the study the or for entering
pains spared complete pos
be The usual branches OF the con
book keeping the Latin Greek, modern nprnnses i-o
chronology, defamation, composition Eagish and Lain Gre
Terms Of board and iu'ion moderate.
REFERENCES;
Rev. s. Pyne, n. D., Rev j. w French VIM w Corcorsn
ESQ., Thomas Richie, esq, A, d. Bache prof Gales
Chew, D baltimore Capt n Page, o. n, np,.in
Nov 19-du
Hats, Caps, and Gentemsn's FURNISHING GOOD. Ju.s
Received.
REEBEs superior New style OF hats and cans sp
fans, and London beautiful, aud washington
caps pleasing variety Also large and eessn, assortment !.
gentemen's fancy goods ana toilet articles. $50 49,
Gentlemen in OF articles are mos.
invited call and examine couoe,e and
OF superisr quality, at moderate prices.
New hat cap, genuemens estsbishment penn.
Na"s Nepue, between IT and 9th suc.ia Dec 3-d3wii
n just published. London ISL - '-' va -
Fans Anatomy Of 'hs External Forms Man VOL and alta.
Nicholas Architecture Heavens vol illustrated Lon
Quehen Practical Treatise Microscope vol, mas.
The Piant-A biography, by NJ j. schleiden, NJ d.. VOL IL
Prichsd Natural History Of Man vol octave 20 .ns,ovn
translated from the French by and .ane pas
Many ehgrayngs. FRANck TAyJoR
Dec III
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MADAME BIsCACCIANTI has the honor
wi VIII give grand
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
(And positively the only one In w sshngton)
AT CARUSI's SALOON,
on Tuesday Euening, Dec 10,
which she will be assisted by full her
..E#.af newly organized troupe.
PERFORMERS
Madame Blscacciani, the American Pma Donna her
London, all
and Italian Opera Houses in New York. Boston,
atephin s.I.
sgno For The celebrated tenor, from the grand Pa
aud from Maretxek's Italian opera In America.
H. Apply the celebrated Belgian vioins, who lately
his grand in New York and Boston
A. BscacciaRti vooncelst. rs
Mr. Kley distinguished pianist, lately from Germany.
The programme will include the Of the popu
German, and English composers. 5
Director and conductor Dir. Key. 4EG#
Tickets Slo be had the aud hotels
morning, where the programmes also may be obtained.
Doors open at o'ciockconcen commence al 9 O'Clock
Dec -dllGth 4t