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Drugs Il Medicines

Ever offered in this market. He does not pretend
that Every Drug is prepared" but he does say,
that oil his Drugs imported fresh from their ma
tive chine, and are warranted to be pure and una =
ducra,ed. All who wish TO procure medicines Of
this kind, will always nd them a the Ottawa Drug
Store
Having purchased the entire stock OF Drugs,
Books, Stationery, Perfumery, &c, Of the re-
cent hrm Of Hunter i Couarly, and having reIev-
ed from New York ana st Louis iarpe supply o.,
Men Drugs, Paints OILS dc de-
besides a variety OF other articles consisting of ey-
cry hing usually kept IN drug stores in the west
all OF which are new and OF the best quality, and
pure and rnldnlterated. we would respectfully in
vte ell persons wishing to purchase any article in
onrilne, TO call and examine our stock and satisfy
themselves as 10 its quality. w w CAyARDY.
Ottawa Drug Store, May IS, 1851
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Tea, Tea (.

a large stock Of the best quality OF I'm ds-S!G
perai and Young Tyson teas, for family, y n
Use, IT reasonable prices, for sale at the La. u
may 10. DffdInd Urup SINE
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DIAM and Fancy visiting, friendship. and con-
/ vrrsation cards, illuminated motto-, fancy
seals shell, velvet and plain card cases blank and
prntngcards Indifferent qualities 10 suit purchasers
All ct which will be sold very low Tor cash by
may ID W. " Carrriu.
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Brandy. Wines, ac

ns Just received supply Of Brnndy, Wines
d.; and choice Liquors, selected expressly tor
f~s<ia-<"in edcina purposes; warranted 10 be pure
and unndulteTlled-io SAFE AZ the
may 2!-ti OifdUd Drug Store
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NEw YORK, Nov. 20-p. m.-Government stocks are
firm at previous prices. Canton has further advanced
with sales to-day al 81 Erie firm Exchange Londoa
l0i premium.
Flour Is steady, but not active. Sales OF 900 bbs
50 0Gt So Is for State brands, and SIS A So 62 for
southern. Rye flour, 81 60 Corn meal firm Wheat is
in steady demandsales of rs 00O bushels at 100 1923
for Ohio and Michigan white; Genesee I2i cents
southern red, Ia Corn is quiet and doop
OF 5000 bushels old mixed S6 80 cents. Oats 81
cents Rye, 100 Provisions steady-saes of 200
bbls. mess pork at SIS rs SIS 30. Bacon unchanged
Lard, l2A 10 cents. Cotton is dull decline
since the steamer. Whskey, 76i "a cents
PHLADKLpHrA, Nov. Pop. n.-The stock market is
frm government securities last quoted-sales of 800
bbls -four IS IS 12i Wheat 500 bush.
els at ITO Ill cents for red white do 1l8 cents Gro
ceres and provisions unchanged Whskey 27i % cents
CINCINNATI, Nov. 20 Businessis active Flour in steady
request under the Asas full previous prices The
market for hogs is excited and provisions Also for which
latter prices advancing. Hogs firm at IS rs Sales
Of 300 bbs mess pork at Sl5 Green hams II cents
do shoulders 81 cents Prime lard bbls % cents kegs
10 cents.
New ORLEANS, Nov 20.-Advces have been received
from Turks island the 9th ultmo The cholera at Mas
had abated.
The New Orleans market dull under the Asia's
advices Prices have slightly declined Coffee continued
In active equest-sacs OF Rio At 81 cents as to quality
Flour and grain continued firm the advanced prices
Mess pork In good request--prces upwards
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The Theatre.

Miss Richings begins engagement OF another week
Tomorrow evening" in new opera. never before played
here, and full of dramatic and musical interest. MISS
Annie Lonsdae, actress OF great popularity makes
her hrSt appearance in farce. There will also be
dancing. and beautiful overture by the orchestra This
is the last week shall have Miss Richlngs in Wash
ingon The performances OF the troupe have been grow
ing in favor nightly since the beginning of their engage
ment We have heard frequent requests for repetition
OF the Position especially-a charming opera, which
has been given in excellent style
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10 = xaniIo,a. raaa... . ne "

PRICES FoRTY-Two YEARS AGo.--An English cottager
communicated to gentleman recently list of prices OF
the necessares OF life in 1870 from which it appears that
most articles in cottage have become much cheaper
than they formerly In 1910 cottagers Sunday
hat cost twenty shlings il only seven shi-
now be bought for three shillngs Calico, which was
then two and nine pence yard is six pence Brown
holland has fallen from twenty pence TO four pence
yard; bushel of -four, from shilling TO FIVE pence
bacon from eighteen pence 10 eight pence pound lea,
of inferior quality from eight shillngs to four brown
sugar, from ten pence to four pence; butter from one
shilling to eight pence soap, from two and six pence to
six pence; starch, from two and six pence TO eight
pence Onthis side of the water most articles of cloth.
ing have fallen in price during the same period
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The American Colonization society.


The death Of Mr. Clay has left vacant the presidency
The American Colonization Society This associa-
% has al all times attracted large share OF The public
Mention, bu, i has OF late years deserved more signal
uee because OF the exciting questions by which the
hole country has been agitaed for IL is apparent
me presence OF large free colored population n the
4Ued States u an treiftng 10 undue interie-
nee % the concerns OF the slave population, while il
. imposes legitimate check upon the progress OF
hanelpaon Of slaves By the owners themselyes--the
Au'lcs OF the country proving that free black La
cannot compete with white labor, and distress, pov.
" and crime following a consequence from super.
oaslfee black population.
me friends Of colonization have therefore, double
l' 70 appeal to The public interest The success Of
' mission would most etectualy tend 10 allayng sec
na agitation, and II would also fily promote the in
e'ls Of the Tree black population, which is daily sink
deeper into degradation
zoe Tue interests Of The colonization project require
= ne society should be presided over by southern
~ Ia objects are then less likely 10 be caviIIed at
%aed' and IL true philanthropy will not be con.
andel with iana,icsm
% ms end, the writer OF this communication begs
'e 70 present 10 those who have the privilege Of
usng the president OF the American Colonization So.
y zoe name Iof John II. b Lalrobe, esq of Bau-
a emlnenily fitted for that Office He was. many
ago, ~ connection with the Hon Robert Goodlow
H, Instrumental IN the establishment OF the Mary
colony at cape Palmas, in Africa For many years
~ oeen The president of the Maryland Society, and
'Ol government and prosperity have been chiefly the
'oI h's unweared assiduy and ability. No man
country Is more thoroughly conversant with the
'4l history Of the coast settlement or with The con.
10Y me Tree black population Of the United States
uAh - the bghes, rank and most successful practice
profession, he has upheld. by the greatest exet,ion.
we o. colonization IN Maryland by obtaining for
Isahla'y assistance OF the State, in seasons even
Aea commercial depression For his services and
ne y eminently fitted for and entitled TO the
'oey OF ihs American Colonization Society.
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a Baltimoreun in Trouble.

PnLApELrHA, November ga young named J..
M Foster from Baltimore got into difficulty last night
at the of Arch and Seventh Constable Bar.
ber OF the Philadelphia police attempted to arrest him for
some m isdeneanof Foster drew knife and made a
unge al the officer cutting him very severely the throat
and il apprehend ed first that the wound might
prove fatal The offending party (Foster) arrested,
and committed TO prison for further examination The
constable taken Of and his wounds dressed The
the throat is very severe though not fatal Foster is
said have been intoxicated. f.
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OFFICIAL.

Hmd Fillmore President Of hs States Of America 10 all
wh0a "a may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited TO me that eorge
Payne Ransod James has been appointed
Mujety for tho State Of Virginia, reside Norfolk do hereby
recognise him SUCH and declare him 20 exercise ana enjoy
such functions, powers, and privileges 10 the con
OF the favored nations in United States.
testimony whereof have letters 10 be made
patent and the seal Of the United states be ared
Given under my hand the city OF Washington day OF
e.. 81 November A D. 1882 Independence Of the
United States Of America the seventy seventh.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President;
EDWARD EVERETT, Secretary Of State
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summit crowned with the MOSES aud the ichens OF the
Polar regions.
About one-half OF Bolivia is in the valley OF the ANA
ron; one fourth in the valley OF the La Plata and the
rest, which is not desert mountain is in the valley oil
Lake Titcaca, that inland basin in which the lneas
and civilization OF Peru had their origin
will in my next speak OF Bolivia and her Amazonian
water shed INCA
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Suddenly the 29h October,
residence o her HopkHsve, Kentucky ELIZA
BETH w. DhDE, widow Of the late Judge wM. A. q. DApE,
Of Prince William county, Virginia.
fThe Southern Churchman Alexandria Gazette win please
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BosroN Nov 20 The wing convention renomnated, by
the casting vote OF the president. the twelve candidates
representatives to the Legislature from Boston who de
ieated the last election This produces
siderable dissatisfaction the party The consequence
is that opposition ticket will in all probability be put
Iequiston.
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Choyeed ,sith Passing Counterei, Monev-

PHnADELrnIA, Nov. 20.-Capi Charles Towner, and
Charles Bossheimer, canal boatmen arrested last
night charged with passing counterfeit hali-dola Sew
eal hundred dollars of the spurious coin found
their persons They had caring before the United States
commissioner to-day, committed for trial II Is
supposed they connected with the parties arrested
the same charge few days ago.
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Horrible Murder.

PIrTsBURs. Nov. ia shocking murder perpetra-
ted here o'clock this morning. 1t appears that four
a where ball going on. and get.
ting into alteration with the landlord dragged him
side the house. man named Benjamin Fox his
assistance when the gang turned upon him and him
horribly that he died in short time. Two the scoun
dels, named Jackson Cpples and John Hall, have been
arrested.
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TlIEIl.

on Thursday the lsth by he Rev EvkSs Mr..
GEORGE N. NARNELL TO Miss SUSAN 8. BOGAN, youngest
daughter OF y. l.. Boo.S, all Of uis city,
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GALE OF ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT FUR
ni,sre French China Gss. and croehe hronned Goods
Plansh Tin Goods Japanned Ware Fancy Articles, esvnr
dispose them auction, shall Tuesday evening
November ~ a. early commence o sale In the large and
q ne mos, superior description forming extensive collection
nnhogany tete-a ees, covered with hair
Walnut and mahogany secretaries and bookcases
Do do chairs, covered with hair cloth, plush and
Mshosany and wang, marbIe,op and centre tables
Rosewood, walnut and mahogany dressing with
sets Of beautiful enamesd cottage chamber furniture
Handsome psrlor arm chairs
Mahogany AID walnut wardrobes
Manogsny and walnut French and cottage beds'eads
Mahogany rockers, ornamental ailtframe mirrors
and w r"ss "a ss ens s sets
Out and pressed glass wars, bron1cd iron hs.ncs.
Candesbras, umbrella stands, sc.
Ivory table cutlery plated cas,ors fruit baskets
and ork. walters and trays card receivers candesucs urns
b s. a.. asd s .s, sesS. .1ss
,, 1.pann ed, 'o,le, sets, tea trays, &c;
honred ron and French and table ornaments
other useful and ornamental articles not deemed
The goods win be arranged for morning Of the
warmed The ladies sra n,,oasv invited ~ attend n'
Terms. Al sums Of and under $50 cash over $40 and not
G. w, BoTELER,
ONWARD Eversa's orsuons and Speeches. avoi..
II evo.
wehstcrs Works New edition, edited by Edward Everett
vols svo.
For ssc in Washington by
TAYLOR MAURy,
Nov N booksellers, 9th ST.
DApP.s "Condor'' Cold Pen, OF very large stse ard
sne asa being the gold made In the United
states
For sale TAYLOR MkURY'S
Nov nes y
SCuODL BOOKs--Aivsys hand uI supply Of all the
y scho books used In the District.
Rsnt books md stationery Of All kind. the lowest priee
GRAY BALLANTyNE.
Movie Seventh
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Late from Newfoundland.

BosToN, Nov. l9.-Accounts from Newfoundland state
that the potato crop is an entire failure.
Copper and silver ore has been found on the island
At st Johns. the l6th there continual fall of
snow all day, and there good sleighng at Freder-
icktown.
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Sales To-nlorro ".
sy Q. w. BOTELEs, Auction

By g. w. BOTIcLIlIs, Auctionccr.
DEREMPToRY SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT AUG
TIoN-on Monday aad November, commencing O'Clock
shall sell at the furniture Of j. Ewe
Of 3th avenue large
Of superior furniture, consisting in part Of
Mahogany sofas, mahogany chairs afEaa
Godlic aud other paror chairs taat
Ietea tote sofas hsa
Two beautiful enamellod Of cottage chamber fur
Mahogany dressing bureaus mahogany and other ward
robes
Mahogany and walnut marble top sofa and tables
Eturges, extension dining tables tl
Mahogany and walnut marble washstands
Do walnut French
. Work tables, portable wrtingdesks Hf
Looking glasses, mahogany and other rockers
Hat-racks, maple and painted chairs, &c. 4
With other furniture
housekeepers, those about furnishing F
As poprieuo about changing their business Of them
having city, absolutely obed
should be sold and seldom that av0rabe oppou
presented obtain and superior furniture auction
Terms All and under $25, as, and
ceedng 500, three and four MONTHS 4l00 three
four and five MONTHS for approved endorsed beatny In
q. w. BOTELEn,
Nov l9--dts Auadonssr.
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New Hampshire Lsgiaa urG and the late Daniel Webster :
M Ina

Ihe Liquor LdU
CONCORD, N. H., Nov l9.The house Of representatives.
to-day unanimously passed resolutions cothe the State
House in mourning In respect to the memory of Daniel
Webster, attend tie funeral ceremonies in Boston the
Both, and TO have funeral Grafton from Judge Perey
the ed December, which day should be apart for
purpose.
The opinion of the judges of the superior on the
proposed new liquor law resembling that of Maine
read In the chamber to-day The judges take the
ground that the law conflicts both with the State and
United States constitution. a#H.sst
H#@ SECOND DESPATCH
CONCORD, Nov 20 The legislature has passed resolu.
tion inviting General Pierce accompany that body
Boston, attend the obsequies OF Daniel Webster The in
vitaiion has been accepted.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SAILING Of As Humboldt.

NEw YoRK, Nov. zo.--Tho Humboldt takes 100 pas
sengers amongst whom is the Hon William GTeve u. s
charge to Denmark also, sso7, 600 in specie.
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BY GREEN & SCOTT. Auctiooesrs.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF DESKS, STOVES, LAMP-POgrs,
and other ONCE furniture Wednesday the 21ah
instant shall SELL at the Treasury Department half
O'clock lot Of Office desks,
and lamps, with other Office furniture.
Terms cash. ts
GREEN L SCOTT,
Nov 10 Aucuonssn
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ny GREEN q SCOTT, Auctionesrs.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF MAHOGANY AND WALNUT LUM
IL BEROn Monday 22d shall SELL in
warehouse at the Of and Ninth streets opposite me Market
Space at 10 o'clock of and wal
nut plank boards and balusers newcs, &C., via
Mahogany, !, 900 feet u, X, and y boards 8ssR t8
Do 500 feet ", 2, AZ, 3inch plank suitable
Black walnut, 1900 feet q and l-inch boards
Do do 500 fancy balusten 55fa
fine walnut newell posts, .sss.A5
5000 feet shaded and curled 3pi9aa
The above described of
Cabinet Makers underwriters, carpente builders
fully invited the sale and the sale il will
punctua to the time. I4at
Terms All Of and under go, go,
ceedng ESQ., ESQ., sixty and for
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest. tssa4 HnNa
GREEN & SCOTT, ais
Nov I'D Aucti0neeSs.
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SHAMEFUL CoNPEssIos-T Albany Journal, the lead.
ing Scott paper in New York. confesses that did not
pec elect Scott and that it deliberately deceived read
Il says:
To have expressed anprehensions during the heat Of
battle would have wounded the ngs ardent and
wholly dishearteEed the Waverng aud therefore
bndy, dcluding others and ha deludng ourselves"
This unblushing nvowal of Its own shameful conduct
excels anything OF the kind that Witnessed Away
excepting the similar confessions OF the H. Statesman
Concord pafrjof
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rHACK ERAy's a shabby oensset starry
i Pleasure Books for Children.
Pleasures Of the Country-ssorics for Young People.
Tolor's Elementary spanish Reader and TrAaslaiof
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TREAsoN.-Hon A. G. Penn OF Louisiana, has been
most interchangeable member of the National Democratic
Committee, and has been active during the whole
vasr; bat the last Washington Union brings the inle-
gence that after noby fighting the battle for Pierce and
after victory had crowned his efforts he has gone over
to Scott. The following is The announcement
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LBuUdl0 [N. u Courier.
Married, on Monday morning, the 9Th instant, at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. John C. Smith
the Hon. Alexander G. Penn, of Louisiana, to Mrs
Elizabeth c. Scott, of Washington.
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PROCLAMATION.


Whereas the BOARD Of Aldermen and couu
Gil Of the city Of Washington did adop,
lowing joint resolution
Ropsd Board Of of Common Cous
GU Of the city Of Warrington, That In Of the many
Give Of good accordance with usage n,
Mayor be- and he hereby requested
Thursday twenty hnh o. November instant day thanks
giving and praise TO Almighty God for the
the past on this community, and county,
Now therefore, approving Of tho object Joint
and In compliance with the therein contained do hereby
Thurdy the o5 day Of November be
In this day general Thanksgiving and praise Almighty
Cod and employment suspended
day, all ministers religion
assemble In their Of worship offer
ude praise Heavenly
vouohaed daring and for the
blessings lie would nfo
OF His divine and that the practice Of lives
saving truths.
Given under my hand Mayors in the city q Wash
ineton, this 10Th day OF Novenber, 1854.
John w. MAURY,
Nov 9o-da Mayor.
0 Methodist Episcopal Church SOUTH Preaching this
the evening at seven O'Clock by Rev Leo presiding
Of the Fredericksburg district Nov u
DRENIUM sHAwIs.-we are lust IN receipt OF a few more
Of the Bay State shaws style
which we will he glad 30 sell the lowest market price In the
Also, stock Of printed French wou.-eoes and
Noys.daaf - W N. SINISTER Co
a ~n Ne,ice.-on and anyr Tuesday, 9sd instant,
week until further notice iesvins washington on
Tuesday, stsk,s and Baltimore Thursday, O'Clock,
GEo. MArrrSeLY,
Nov 2l-s'aw2w Agent
Az ADDE'S. 90 Young MEN sns T.-.ps.sso~. 81
NOV III
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CARU5I respectfully Washinsou
W. Georgeown Alexandria that he Dancing
Academy for the His comprse
the styles introduced
He viii also saloon residences of
pupils, academies and schools.
select opened
l.. c. his former patrons Congress-
citizens, his
take plsce saturday evening until further notice
Tickets be l.. Csusi previous
Nov $3.50
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Office i have just received York, q, my
store, north side avenue between Ian
18th streets, beautiful
nice drapery tasses, loops
paperhangng OF which, with before
hand, complete
cityi 70 which Invite the attention Of purchasers.
l.. v. CLARK,
Uphols,erer and Paper hanger.
N. D. For rent fou Office Nov Is-6s
CLOAIxs, mnntiiIs., shnvvs. subscribers have
Of stest
styles Of ladies' winter wrappings, sueh as
French embroidered velvet mnntiIas with cuff
DO do DO do cuff and fringe
DO do do sleeves
Plain and black velvet msnnllss
Cloth coaks, embroidered and plain
Embroidered cloth short coaks
Fur trimmed velvet cioaks
Coleed cloth cloaks, ralloon trimmings
Black and coored dos velvet trimmings
SILK msntilas with fringe and braid trimmings
Rich cbashncfc long shaws
Very fine Scotch pisid long do
do square 70
Richly embroidered white Grape shaws
Very rich plain white Grape do
do crimson do n
DO cashmere shoulder scarf
DO embroidered Tbbet ties
Black Tibet shnwls, for mourning
Misses plaid Bay State shawls, sc. -
The with great and embrace
all approved Partisan Ladies who prefer have
oed Lyons coed cloths silks Thbes msu
aanncis, together with other article
all Of which will he offered The
ladies o. this and the sdscent cities respect
fully invited to call. HooE, BRo, co.
Nov
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Aue.ion.er..

VALUABLE THREE.sToRy BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
pennsyvsnia avenue At Wednesday he sch a
lot Psnnsvssa
house well built and repair. back bndins "a
rooms. under entire house The lot ffos,s twenty
% % pSs oGs h1aa TN. nu being Pa.
for business es eta stand or boarding house ,-
'ss deed s Zee. g: :. a s
Nov sd GREEN SCOTT, Aucsion.srs
THAcEERAY's NEW NOVELTY History Harry
Table Talk Men, Books, Manners; sydney
Kaihaya Cruise China by w Hastings Mac.u.y
Captain kyd by j. H. Insraham author o" Lahus" New
History Of the Second War by Charlie. Inse.o
Personal Memoirs of Daniel weD.,er-pamphe..
DICKENS BLEAK HoUsE-No. .. -
Thaekeray. History of Henry Esmond Colonel In The
Kaihay-a n China Seas by W. II. Msc.ul.y.
Table Talk about Books Men, and Manners Pu,nsm'
JUS, recevedat TAYLOR MAURYs
Nov20 Bookstore noar 9th street
INGERsoLL's HISTORY OF the second War y.ssA
Eagsndmbracng the of 1914 and 1915 SECOND
Daniel Webster hi. Contemporaries by W.
Treatise Screw Propees engines, pssc-
ss rules and examples how 20 calculate and construct the Tor
The analytical Chemists Assistant BY Oscar NJ. Lisbsr
TAYLOR \ MAURy,
Nov@ Boos'elen me-" ssh street.
OUTAGE FRAhkLINs.-I have q few OF the
ebrated cottage Frankn parlor burning
coal Also, Of paor stoves,
coal My assortment OF cooking
wood o. coal Hot air furnaces the shortest notice.
Of which am selling very low Please give call.
q. WOODWARD, ffsa
Nov @-3 Penn'a avenue, between 10Th and llth
A TREATISE screw Propeller and their ssrans-
engines with numerous Illustrations by W. Nystram.
The Analytical Chemists Assistant
\ by Oscar NJ Lieber Just published
i Nov 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
i
TuE Daughter ofZionI by Rev. u. ID Borchsrd, DID.
Illustrated with steel engraving This
published, and y most suitable g 70 lady II be had
1--WE different styles of binding, from 81 80 TO 81
1 Kainbcs Sketches Ill y. Uendey.
| Luther and Cromwell; BY Rev. j. &. iIesdiey
| The Sacred Mountains by Rev. J, = Headley. ra
| For GRAY BAILANTYNE.
| NOV ~ Seventh street.
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A TREATISE screw PropcIIcrs and their steana-
IL engines with numerous illustrations by j. W. Nysram.
The Analytical Chemists Assistant translated German
by Oscar NJ. Lieber. Just published.
Nov 10 FRANcK TAYLOR.
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EDWARD EVERETT, Secretary Of State.