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EDwARD BKEI assnte Of isaac BklL H. assignee Isaac
BEL assignee u srRrnHs LEws MAaS LEwis' sd
ninislTatrI Of srErnEs J. LswIs, deceased II equity
THE bin II substance ss,es mat ne American brig Caspian was
s ma ss ss y - s ~ .s 81
Lewis York. deceased acquitted Interest q
while pursuing voyage Illegally captured on me % Of oe
s. aaaesdsS ana eoadenasd pss d was Is~s @6s
was o. board 4 her pilot had @ sagas o sSeed ss aaas
steadily made by the United states on behalf
Of lis Interest in said brig and cargo moneys ae
o. w e js Ss ~ s aIs % ss s s
November 1926 Lewis being indebted TO Isaac Bell
Sw% lS s.eo me- assigned H. es. ss. BE
%sn o as 1 10 "a @ @ and
thereafter asserted ANY risht claims
Ta ss sS o Se'a Gssq s & n
ese HAVING G any .. p d M for sSs% y
signed lsaae Bell realized, discharge the thai Lew
Bell lis asssaee before lie commissioner appointed cary
s t he s he original q s seI@
o but @ @ no @ q Ss oa s s
Lewis the Of 81 as ~ which be found %
king Of hi award Isaac sil as1sasd III his right s and
as hss % and 70 sr w or o
Aabsma afterwards assigned the TO Edward H. Bell Of
and Sona ds he Whole Of the as
ss ass ss, be e he date s @
found that Isaac Bell j and Edward Bell assign
Congress OF a a. s5 ne pems R. Bell has
prs i 81 nary s s Be asking and
herself
the Secretary Of the Treasury and the Secretary
Treasury her attorneys assigns,
The whole part Of the award so as aforesaid
the premises that this
order Of publication, seeing that Mary
Lewis It's jurisdiction and that will
further tho whole amount Of said award 70 be paid D me sec
rotary Of the Treasury 10 the complainant Edward IL Bell
this 10th day of November, in The
year adudged that the complainant by
the Union Washing
city, week. each Of three successive weeks before e
Monday February notice 10 said absent deenda
ofihe objee, this BILL and
person solicitor, before the fourth Monday
April the Premises and show she
prayed, the first OF said adver
appear before the said fourth Mon
day Of April
By order Of the court: ay E4ilat
n Test JOHN a. SMITH, Clerk.
w. g. ssKrHgs, Solicitor for Complainunts.
True copy Test, JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
2--law3w
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nRoposAs will including aoth day Of
December, for the following ARTICLES required Laks
pieces hewn wh,eoak timber, 70 square II sches, y feet
$50 pieces hewn white oak timber TO square 10 inches each
% feel long each sx piece mo, 70 "a niche.
piece. q z and IS e.
All the timber 10 be free from sap rents sp.s and e'her
ballast son sand stone, each cord
Times Of delivery as follows timber
The 3lst day Of March third the aOh
day Of ne1i April one-,hd on The aist day ofnoAts@
%ss dss % Apr on the . day
The above required Lire w.uksssn,
The same quantities. Qualities WILDE
Southport shore ofLake Michigan and the
The same quantities. quahss of
Racine shore of Lake Michigan same tunes and
The sans qaanues qualities kinds q materials WIN ).
proportions and times of delivery. 81 81 - Enq astnL
The same quantities Qualities and sns q mas 1 nv WI
proportions and iimes Of delivery. ..a In !,
shore Of Lake Michigan and As sane
Tse apeles delivered on these several specified days. be
and inspected BY an agent Of The Limited States and
be paid for according price, 10
which cent will be retained BY hs limited Stses an. The
will be forfeited 10 his United States the contractor
Each proposal accompanied with evidence that the
poser fulfil his contract and The department reserves The
Advances on made But viii b
mi as stated. h1L z .4g
places ofiandng viii be pointed out BY the United
agent notice 10 him by The contractor On this accoun,
The contractor delay Of three
but such landing considered delivery fsad articles
Tho United States delivery will acknowledged
stated and in accordance with this Advet
inspected, and received, all aicies viii
be AZ the risk CONTRACTOR But when d.
inspected will The rsk sud usde
the care OF the United delay and reccvsn
tim,s win be made allowed the Of the United
IA a-.Its..
Tire proposals viii be endorsed Proposals TIMBER The
envelope and viii be addressed the under@nl
J. J.ABERT,
*s Col. CORPS Topogr aphicsI Engineer.
To he inserted Repubc Inieisencer, and uaboa, wss
ingon Courier New York Commercial Adverss
Buffalo Advertiser Dctoif Commercial ADVERTISER Chicas
twenty daily, twice week I'LL 10th December.
Oct n-ts0 &etawtDcc20.
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Court Of the District of Columbia for
the County OF Washington. HI

In Circuit Court OF the District Of Columbia for
the County OF Washington. s+.uI#
JAMES ELLISON deceased against
Felt BAKER and ions w. GEysH In equity
THE bill in substance bai the American brig Caspian with
cargo belonging third Joseph Baker and SON. and
w eyer, merchants Of Massachuseus,
AMERICA BAKER SON and osyi
,ss a o Ges s
with her cargo while puang her lawful voysss was illegally
~e La Plata into there ai
sa d @as s %
for Baker son and Geye and The other %
January s4s the Two q % Gsys[ being
By ni% TO the estate Baker
ne 81 No s9, ln
and 70 him. smoags. which was hs ea
Caspian cargo, be applied towards esenng his said
sIss soI a Of seay s sas'i and 9a
composed Joseph Baker deceased and Henry Felt Baker
s S @ IL css
the dissolution Baker was fully ORR 70 settle al The
LEFT the indebted Joseph Baker in he sum Of o.
which Is st due to the estate Of Joseph Baker
with qss ' oo . q en w t ss B,
ker the viii Of Baker that as sad mote
m larger and from The " BE- len Gs @ down
death, place 29t Of March, 1876, Ipswich
of a III
WILL for all debts Of
hm Of Baker Son under the terms O The dissolution thereof
the interest Of baker Geye Caspian belong
s..a no% % Of Rip Ga e IN Ba1 ssd r
the from Geyef Ba
Of dissolution OF eoparnehip be
Bakers, prosecuted The claim OF Baker Son
tho OF Joseph
effect the aforesaid
yenton Of January "a isa that .ne an @ 20 instead
Of Baker Son and Geycr TO wt s4l So solely
ssa YARD de to Ellison aforesaid Henry
Geyer that The 9th of Juiy 1852 Henry
Fell Baker after full information and due deberaen on the sub
ee assigned = sad James Ellison AZ ms rsh, and e
Ellison fact Geyer hat the 9Th
1884, Henry Felt Baker, OF his free viii and under
slnndngly made and dictated affidavit sustaining tho
claim said James Ellison the whole OF the said award
the OF Joseph Baker deceased that since the
ecuton Henry Felt Baker prevented
Of the from the whole OF said
award TO said Ellison by unuy setting
that
consideration paid him therefor that the said James Eon
having complied with all The provisions Of the act Of July
filed his bull OF complaint in this
Henry Fe W. relief praying
Henry Felt Baker and John W. Geyer from asking
Treasury
Henry Felt Baker and John w Geye
award III the further order Of this that this
grant order public son in the premises,
the said defendants reside on, Of rs osdcon and that IL will
decree the whole amount OF said awsd TO be paid by the
OF the Treasury James Ellison, executor Of Jo
.eph Baker, deceased Il IS therupon ordered and ad
1854 complainant causing copy this
be the Union Washington city, week
before
ary said absent defendant Of The object
substance Of this bill and then to IN this court
by solicitor before fourth Monday OF April next
should prayed the first Of said advertisements
least four months before the said fourth Monday OF April
BY order OF the court ... #5
Test JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
w. g. ssETHrs, Solicitor for Complsinants
Dec 2-faw3w
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Kitto, -
THIS Of great from II most esse
and accomplished OF the revealing the mysteries o. w
world which been deprived Of the sense
Ever his boyhood, has thirty y
Dr. Ktto has passcd life u great activity scholar, In
deafness which living can ~ "
cc,ed His Of himself, and his discriminating remn
the condition Of the blind Jsmes Mitchell, Lsua Bndrem
and olher rspco with profound thought the inte~
phenomenon presented in the Of their mental uain
I stf .nNF aaH fCariaian osefra'
KIrro's DsiLy BrrLT Series w
- mo- e.
+ @ Vol. u Antedluvisns and Fatriarchs.
= Mo~es and the Judges.
, Samuel, SAUL and David.
g. solomon and the kinFs.
Evening Series; vols ~ mo. -.
Vet I. job and the Political Books
o. Isaiah and the Prophets.
n The Lille and Death o. COR Lord.
4 The Apostles and the Early Church
For sale At ebay \ RAILANfYNEB boossm,.,n
Sep LIFT Tth street, doors shove Odd Fellow -
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ST. MARy's SCHOOL, Raleigh, N, G.

FINELY SITUATED In remarkably beautiful region, with
commodious buildings, the mdst
experienced OF
polite education
peculiar who estimate
the moral and religious training OF their children
The for board OF pupil with tuition in English,
French Eve
made languages drawing painting
Of
school, ist suboinod Of parers
children have been ia pupils
B.hop Green, Mis- Mann, VIM w. Tbo.rp.on
esqa Val Rev r g Mason, d Rev Johnston, Rs, VIM
~ Hawks, ~ o. Thomas r. Davis Rev. r. J, shapd
Smith, Major r. s. Bacot, C Hon u, Cameron,
George Badger hon VIM H. Haywood , Hon John H. Ryan,
NJ Saunders, Hon N. Royden Gov Manly, Gov rede
Judge Pearson Judge Battle Judge Caldwell Judge Settle
sv ain, and Rev, ~. J. II, WhcpL aE..s #r.ate
To this which might greatly extended the Rector
references the Bishop and clergy % the - Church. in North
Bishop Maryland Tennessee,
The OF the school viii the 9Th
ta.4#" #e#.t =
For circular containing full information, apply the Rector,
Raleigh, NC. Nov 27-6teod
QASCRoFTs History OF shs Unsssa States. STIR
ID T M
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ROCKAWAY and Horse al private saIe.-The Rocka
IL in good ORDER has will accommodate
persons the hne size action, we'll
ente, and recommended family
r 9st II + 4 .
establishment be Brcbe's livery stable 18th
street For further particulars apply To
Dec 3-3teod GREEN X SCOTT
ID j. STEER, Merchant Tailor, his large ele-
store Seventh Odd Fellows Hall,
cs public attention. and particularly that OF his former and
friends his stock of goods,
adapted the which French and English
styles; superior French cloths OF all coo
French English, American
styles rich velvet silk, and
vesigs together Shirts
umbrellas gowns,
everything complete gentleman wardrobe
All elegant style, and warranted please
Dec l--3taw3wf
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Chicago and other Cities of the West
real essa,s in the clue. Of me West and especially in cine
OF bu,ne in win the practice OF his profession The
largest fortunes In The West have been mode by isvesmnu real
in value The undersigned has been peculiarly fortunate
6y hundred having been realized
months He tenders has services all having funds TOT
investments and advises the purchase Of property and
about Chicago likely 70 Be the most profitable q any that can be
having great Of The preparation Of pocket
% % @ bss d Ss'a '
have invariably resulted most arora and he does not
Of advantageous speculation OF
& ~ s uaO1 nm ha, aSs asS her $
eseees greatly that Of any oser place ~ The Union not even
Michigan with the Chesgorver running some three Of
non ana souh and nsysbe for several mile. in both directions
thereby aordns unusually extended commercial FONT win,
Mississippi with several extensive railroads now
Of terminating point Chicago
become The great focal point Of me mlasn'e north
long among the largest richest aud mos, popse cities Of The
contains greatness The
mighty nS ws Nh. @
Try, popuatnr with surprising rapidly the entire West but
eesnso s a.. ss T. sc s
ess than i've thousand now near fifty thousand
Property held the city and vicinity
either ouot udieonsy purchased there will quad
already done for e-idcno collect
pay and NY " % real ESTATE ne
charges will 10
profits purchases
preferred by individuals purchasing he will
Fixed commission OF FIVE 90 cent The first thou
half (2k1
subsequent thousand The thorough win be in
all property purchased
taken unless entirely free and
which shadow
will Chicago frequently during each
spring and will make his home during the and fall
with very capable and perfectly honora
Chicago No which the under
signed Interested either directly indirectly viii be sold
he and all desiring
application
purchased
others.
Address during winter and spring Cincinnati, and during
M and fall AT Chicago,
TO .97# Tnos r. BRYAN, Attorney at Law.
T. q. b. refers his late partner, Hon. Samuel Hart former
pleas, Cincnnau Ohio
shsenbsrrsr Cincinnati, Ohio Bishop Cobb Episcopal
Church, diocess Of Alabama, SC. sc.
References, svenh desired, in all tho principal cities Of the
Dec Ii-dahfs
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MINCED MEAT, Minced Mcat.-Perons good
I'LL minced meat without the trouble OF making
modaed with superior article put in pound pots, the low
20 pound by sending their orders Ay
feclionery, (late Enme) Bridge Georgetown d. c.
reputation productions being
well known, putting is unnecessary. #ra
be left DuInes confectionery
nue. Fourteenth
2-3tav3w
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MO. 333 broadway, corner of Anthony street, New
IN YorGEORGE r. FOX, tailor, United army
Ted States rnyenteur de modes; maker perfect flung
pantaloons and conceivable
tailoring author OF the first Of philosophy
modern dress and fashion, inventor and sole manufacturer
Webster khaban, Oriental khaban, clerical
other styles, SC Standard designed many
styles, CLOTH color fabc
station requirements OF the made suitable
be climate Price according TO qualyS25
The khaban the old
bines all the comfort of together with
cloak and be forwarded by
with bill for collection receipt OF letter. giving the height
age, general description of the
N. b. A taiof's wanted Dec 7--eodl4d
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DIMINISHED ROOMS TO LEr.-rwo chambers,
be made parlor, neatly flTnshsd well New
York avenue and within thirty yards Of ls street. three doors
from do Presidents House aud grounds, aud
limo the Cspto To single gentlemen the rent will be
ma very reasonable. ID. A. GARDNER.
Dec l5-3awu HaMa
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THE UNDERSIGNED having removed Q the new
and commodious lately
ID and AZ doors Of the United states Hotel
Of their old
strangers and the public their importation
splendid French English and American cloths
vesiing which will make
prices reasonable similar establishment
District of Columbia.
Dec s-eo2wif J. r. THOMPSON q CO.
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ORt<sby Mrs. SsRourney.wsteT Drops, illustrated with
w eight foe tinted enxnvingS. ismo. rs cents
Letters Pupils with Narrative and Biographical Sketches
Illustrated with fine portrait Of the suhores expressly
fof this work by Richie. smo rs cents
Olive Leaves, Illustrated. 16mo. rs cenr
Examples Of Life and Death l6po. rs
The Boys Book Illustrated. isno. 40
The ciis' BOOK illustrated. isno. 40 cents
tn. Chnds Boot Illustrated. Square. rs csrts
For sris by I1y4| a8u GRAY = RAELANTfNF,
IA Seventh
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900 cords bes, cobbe quarry for crib ballast
Proposals iol materials similar IN QUANTITIES and quality VIII be re-
The contracts w require me delivery 20 be made during th
@aS Of May next Inc ~h0e 70 Dc 0y 'he ' Of
delivered and inspected
shall fail his paid
All materials win risk OF un Inspected
and received by the United States agent but after being
states, will be The nsk Of the United states.
quantity ready delivery, delay Than ee
United s'aes agent to inspect and reesys The same
responsible and able to fulfil his obligations
espsss, redasns any
bid bring the amount according to his Judgment
J. J. ALERT.
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers
To Republic, Iaiegencer, aud Uson, Wash
Advertiser Buffalo, Advertiser, Detroit Michigan
vania, twelve daily, until February H.
In Circuit Court worcc.ter County, In Equity
November Term, 1904.
George w Smith, administrator James c. welboume John
D. waOp and hi. wife Sebastian Marshall and Margaret
n Io M hSS sSa Wsea An" s %
OF VIM, ri Isaac Melbourne OF Isaac John D. Marshall and
Hester Ann, his wife, John E. weieowne aud forde Wei
bourne. E.E
E object procure
bourne, jr William Melbourne and for The sale o. the
sOou, a1 Of september, in 1885 the said William Wei
particularly described in EXHIBITS said
liam weboaue, by mortgage, payment
mistake msappehension
the parties said deed recorded during the TINE limited
bylsw-to in sir moi Rom
parties thereto OF them
The bill further that the said William WeIboure D did
s bond Or obligation dated on o. ase tho Il, day q January
thousand dollars with annual instruments
thai the mentioned said bond otission The
and another debt
due by said VIM, said WIN and that the said William Wei
sep,e9ber 1850 assign sd bond and mortgage
Pansnt and Susan Coppe Peter Weibourne and
will duly admitted probate in the
office in Accomac county Virginia. the said sum was distributed
John d. wsop he (tho said John DID by
writing thereon endorsed, his interest in said
certain webourne assign
MARSHALL delivered said bond
10 said Marshall, in whose Possession u now remains
by duly recorded October
1852 convey aforesaid mogaRed the said
Peter Melbourne, and Croppo and Hester Ann Marshall
deed duly executed recorded and dated the LIST day OF April
s4I convey
Melbourne did
October Is4 bargain sell said said John "
n. ha, The Su aid PETER Wepdsme John D. Wsop and SUSAN
his wife, John d. Marshall and Hester Ann his wife, the time Of
Of said and the said debt still remained unpaid and
The bl further saes tina, Peter eihourne dsa
Of John wslop Margaret wife Of sebastian Msrshai Eliza
j. Weibourne; Ann Maria Melbourne welbourne vii
ham Melbourne Wm J Isaac Melbourne OF Isaac all Of whom
John r. Webourne and Fode Of this state
further sdudQcd and ordered that the complainant
@ s osSe 10 ?. o I e pa
notice said
defendants o. the oec, and y s % and warn thsm
day Of May next premises and cause any
they have, why decree ought not to pass asprayed
EDWARD u. MARTIN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court FOR Worcester county, Md.
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RUGBY ACADEMY,

RUGBY ACADEMY,
(Corn~ Of and lar streets
BOARDING and Day school for Young GenromenG. Mori-
ID son, principal.
r. W. bushnell, NJ. A., associate principal.
A. J. Richardson, tutor.
John OFT, teacher of pcnrnsushp.
Mons RaouIt, teacher Of French language
Tbos. n. Everett, A. NJ, NJ D., t....s $3.50
Professor Charles cirnrd lecturers.
Professor William Chsnccy Langdon, A. NJ, J
Circulars be had at The sesdsmy Dec 5-sod2w'
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III 7. LOVETS WAPENE, for restoring hair TO its
H. color badness constantly hand by the sub
scrbe only authorized agent the sale of the genuine
District Columbia and having made such
with the proprietor that able To offer the
public nj " per dozen
The public hereby cautioned article in the
market The only genuine wahpene from the establishment of
H. 4. purchased OF g. r. sylvester
gust, of 9th and IL Streets Washington, ID. q.
Dec 2--eod2w
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ny J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auetionser.

TRUSrEE's SALE or oNNIBUsEs, HORSES, HARNESS,
&cTbe subscriber BY deed Of tst, VIA offer for
sale public auction, front the auction OF Jas O. Me
CURE, at 10 O'clock Tuesday, the 2lst instant onni
buses ofssness 10 horses, together WIN an he Stable I'M
noBT. d. PATTERSON, Trustee,
att 1T fsstH JAMES O. MCGUIRE,
Dee s--itaw&ds Auctoneer
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WAN DsrAsrMEsr,

WAN DxrAsrMEsr,
Bu'eaa Corps Typographical Enslneen.
DRoPosAIs viii be received until including the o, day
February Tor the eOnsteon Of four Steam dsedge boats
70 be worked BY high pressure engines, VIZ;
al Whilslaa HAsoor, on Lake Champlain.
r Lake oaao be delivered, inspec'e and received
Lake Enc, be delivered, Inspected and received
Lake michigan, Delivered inspected received
The nun o. Tong BEAM
guards feet wide sasn. for ladder and paddle wheels
TO odrca boilers made Of the bes boiler IRON
quarter lhieknes twenty-five feet ons forty
The cas q a he ns DC ,s Hsa a ds
length four feet, with half stroke or
for The required
s Of
No advance via be made on contract no viii boat be received
Each boat win supplied good yawL boat
eetons and with four good and also suitable awi boat and
oars for assisting in weighing anchor.
RAILS and eqapmen, aud M be subject 70 he following uial
one bundled miles weather.
seeyey in consecutive hours at rate Of not less Than n mile.
As 70 dredging powe, Il win have 70 raise and discharge
sand clay than
100 cubic yards the hour pure clay 80 g cubic yards the hour Of
from depth o. not less than ten nor exceeding y feet
This must be the continued work i,he boat during ten hours and
mo-, an average during any shorter time Of work.
Each boat win have p Be supplied an Of not s.s Una.
adequate chain cable Of than 70 aihoms long, iron
The will be of for dredging
ceedng 80 pounds The inch for ocomoon not exceeding
The inspection by United states agent
The boats ready the stated by the last day OF May
next .#n
dredge each be provided with good
sweeps and arranged discharge the whole load
Each boat capable holding not less than 40 tons OF ekca
soil. #eFH a.-# assa H#9H.
Proposals undersigned marked
envelope :" Proposals FOR Dredgc boat"
sM..tt#a COL Corps Top Engineers
Republic, Integencer Union, Washington Courier
Buffalo, Y; Advertiser Detroit Michigan; Commercial Adver
ser, Chicago, Illinois Commercial Times, oswego, NJ vi Pitts
burg Gazette Pittsbug, Pa Albany Register Albany, NJ III
will give above daily nserions then twice week until
Dec i5-daols 10
Proposals Timber, Erie Dunkirk.
WAR DErARTaEsT,
Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,
IR December Q, 1852.
PROPOSALS received up including day
February next for the following articles required Ee Penn
sylvania .a #,t 9Hu .@#...
I73 pieces, each - long hewed timber, 10 by u
100 pieces each 20 feet long, hewed and sawed bylo
3i3 pieces each 10 feet long, hewed or sawed, O. by 10
pieces each IA feet long, hesed or sawed, by 10
piles "a IA al the big end (Whcher heed
sawed will be stated in The proposa) Z. ...
Cucumber or black ash hewed sawed In the pro-
$50 pieces, 30 feet, long, la by Y
$ $ g g i e e ss$s,ss
Hemiock, hewed sawed be stated in the proposal
g pieces, Ss 20 20 feet dion long y e s sy y
$50 $50 do do % do - BY -, sawed on sides
Iron.
goo lbs lbs HeS do round iron IL and IS fee, long
Sfans
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2OR RENr-The rehouse, with dy goods futures,
avenue, 7h and 9Th lately
pied by VERIFY 4 Miller. For particulars, inquire Of
TAI II TRRhY h MILLER,
ia building. Of 7fh and
Dec 2-imf tt'-f+tA rkunAflvsniA avenue.
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r AIDES DRESS GOODS.-Ws have just opsned splendid
consisting of rich brocade and
plain silks Cashmeres and de LANES. English and
fashionable coors which
selling acduced pces rich black brocade and high usre plain
which
xens call and examine before pnrchas
ing, determined 10 offer great bargains
MAXWELL, SEARS, X COLLEY,
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th streets
Dec 5-2weodn