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w. II. stamford, Merchant Tailor,

r
ander GadshsS tont
DEGs infbrm BIS friends citizens Of Washington
Georeeowh, Aenandn public general also members Of
smses, veslng large complete Although does
not aoan. sloO worth saeieny large for all good buy
establishment in the District goods that AZ petety new
shoiles, andin " surpassed, equaled,
by any other establishment IN the United States.
He pays an advance on the highest price paid this city for his
Having been employed the establishment Of r w Browning
for neen years and having under his special charge the most din
ing prompted BY stronger desire,
he aaer himself that he win be able 70 please al that
Also constantly hand general fancy goods
collars and article TO complete gentle
Nov aG~aawiiew
EW BANKING HOUSE washington City.-1he
undersigned having bern induced embark = The exchange
early occasion ao his friends and 's public generally # ne
known as The Uno and nom which
WIN be issued for c,eu,on ,hSt w moi be BY
me United States treasury northern exchange o Virginia bank
BY legitimate upon such ba il
rsa S m M s s a,s Ts sne s
upon deIberalion, and il is gratifying
ps' % Yss % @s.S"ss "ss
Is OF ,se Psasss
road a"a % s sssn Of the
In Washington win be attended to on on liberal terms.
R,enaosD Va, October, is5i Nov vli-sawlm
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY. a RnTiiwELL informs
that be opened Office on eas! Of h street,
ing The purchase and os sale n,
city, disposed of accommodating terms;
improved property. s
negotiation OF purchases and sales of city
property for who need such aid.
no property holders he offers his make
| sales, pay taxes, &c.
persons desire sell property he would
himself to find purchasers
T. which prosecute he considers him
qualified from his extended knowledge the location and
his late business city collector
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
yancng drawing Of Deeds Sc will be attended to at his
Office
of the he VIII attend 10
| the taking Acknowledgements Of deeds, &C.
1 Nov l3-2aw6wif
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A. ~ q. A. ARNOUX,
DRAPERS AND T.1ILORS,


DRaPERs AND TSuORs,
No. 3o3 broadway, corner OF Duane street,
abors the frping House, kew poTk,
ID ECTFULJY invita- attention offends and the public
IL of spring goods, OF the
they prepared make the best and
fhtopnhie cloths
csssmere vcsnr latest importations elegant light silks
for dark do, patterns OF faris embrodenes.
sk employed In this estshlisbmentone
pants, wsistcoas Each
par,ment complete se Army and navy uniforms made
despatch and the most approved
stranger. who VISIT ,h. metropolis VII hnd At this establish
and perfect ~ always insured
N. n. fpssss wArsreoArsTbese elegant wastcoais that
Cse Garden, have been awarded the
6rst premium American Institute a, their late fair
Feb bI5-dlm +tA
I KNOX WALKER with practise law In the Supreme
Co of ,hs United States, attend TO the
claims against the government Addrass Washington, Dc
Mar 1b-u
nE QUINCEv's Literary "Reminiscences vols I2mo.,
IL he'll the uniform edition o his works
Motherwel's ro~shumous Poems, vol
Of sir Launs poem; by James Russell Lowei
Memoirs and OF his SON. Rev Jos
Stevens Buc kminster. Back minister Lee vol
Morts with an account OF the
employed public IL Boston hnpor by Lieut.
", Wright y. =. Engineers.
TAYLOR MAURY,
s.ptIs Booksellers, near 9th street
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The new steamship Columbia viii ply, in connexion with the
above steamers, Faueco and ports IN Oregon
allowed $50 lbs personal baggage nec moi eA
ceeding N 10 cubic feet
will be taken Chages 40 cents per ioot ana rom
ami San francisco at the rate of SlOO per ton
West street New York city, i NJ o. ROBERTS,
IA l6--d3m 3itt1sss +
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A LL wDTHs--How in store, and for al much ,, ~,
n the usual ptiee@-
W medium and lo" pcsd % Table daInask,
pieces nne 1914 table danask, fich patterns
10 dozen table NAPKINS assorted Ia sizes tee
20 dozen beaehed and brown doyIies
% dozen assorted daulssk and Huekabaek towels
80 pieces towelings, all knds, styles, and prices
so pieces lrish linens " All pure, = ior sniStins
80 pieces hne linens or bosoIns aud collars
100 pieces nne bleaehed shrting cotions
Win lois OF desirable goods Ia Our line all VI which k
sold very cheap for the TWO mcDths ="
Terms unless arranged 90 the contrary.
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing be relied on IN
cases. PEhhf a. BROTHER.
Jan l3-3wif Opposite Genre Msrket
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YERBY 4 MILLER,
II. Y MILLER,
Of Virginia.

avenue 7 and sth streets, Washington, d. C.,
WHOLESALE and retail foreign and domestic staple
w fancy goods mahngs ociohs, table
and piano covers Spreads blankets heengs and houseiur
nishing dry goods generally.
suiet, prompt, personal attention given to orders.
bees oJ-Iyif
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Sept 20-6mosd

u IsToIRE de La Hestaur.tion, par Lamartine-vois.
Decre sur e Service Batiments de Fott Paris.
Dcnonnare EncycIopcdique de vo- and
Historic du Dectoiro' par A. cranisr de cas.asnaei vol
e d 'S S S.Ss Ss"@ DC;
Les santes PENNIES; Fragments de Eglse par
Iobo Tal,e q Alers tsorgses e psou,-I vol Ps
Decker dc petite quere scion espht de uauge modene
Guee, Madpes, Repubique ct pEmpire par lie Capt
lie Passs lAerIe par e Prince Louis Napoleon
Bonaparte-l vol. Paris, lste
Marcha i"p''''" ''O" '''''' rRAHcK TAYLOR.
ID II. uooE q CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers In
carpeng floor oil cloths, ma,ngs rugs, curtain materials
'beens blankets and god, generally
pc.
Aug as-n
DANCING AcADEMY.-Frrss Cour.e.--Mr =. r. Liable
town. Aeranda dancns lessons Tor the
George Tsom"s Psrseps grocery s,ero south
avenue s sss m e SDpo,s s"a ssa
All The fashionable dance. will be introduced and sasah
THE BANK OF THE UNION, in Brown'. Marble
building for the transaction OF an exchange and
s''e''' 'An'''t '''' no. II. GALLAGHER, President.
wv. M.s-H, Cashier.
GENERAL TuISGs.-we fully determined to reduce
- ours stocko OF ii several thipgs below named
coorrd silk velyets, with narrow coiored SIX
Ladies wishing and dresses, now Is the time to
purchase.
Long all wool shaws.
blankets O and medium kinds
White nsnncls, coarse and hna
particular harsn ins~ offered In all tho above
French English and dress silks, all
MI which decide ed dbarQa will be offered.
stock Of all kinds Of cloths, cass
merss and vesunrs, nj prices much reduced
priced cloths and tweeds Tor boys wear
A large Iot printed drugsets for foorcioihs
Gsnusneo's under under sbiris and drawers al winds.
supply of table diapers, damssks, and towclngs.
Also articles In line usually found In wen ordered
dry goods house. - ,.,,- I,
unpsid and are long since due
Terms cash, unless arranged the contrary
Good scles low prices and fair dealing may be relied on In all
cases -
| FERRY n BROTHER,
Feb 5--I0teoH r. Opposite Centre Market
---
NEW STvLpcs-we opon to-day Of irportstion--ioo
pieces French cbns, light coor and remarkably neat styles,
new sdapfcd for chidrens west. Also received
l 90 pieces fine white fannes
pieces choice Irish linens
pieces linens, Widths for heeinr and pillow cases
/ a large lot of table diapers
Dsmssk to~feIings and napkins
new lot OF fne bombszines .t. .-,--., -,
With any other article usually found In weiordsred dv
Terms cash, nnisss arranged 10 the contrary. .
1000 ARTICLES, low dealing may be rehea on IN "
cases, PERRY h BROTHER,
fephs-steoif Opposite Centre Market
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no OWNERS Lands In Texns-A gentleman in Virginia,
and lawyer desires TO to Texas
would become
Of country, with bring them into
market.
small capital and is dssrous of
agriculture He give The most satisfactory testimonials
responsibility his general such
considerable emigration Texas
ANY ofTeIas inclined avail himself
placed In correspondence with the
suitable by addressing post paid,
WIN. GoULDfN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.


OOE BROTHER, Co.. Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th
III received and prepared 10 oer the
of Washington Georgetown and lexanda
surrounding counties Of Maryland and Virginia. full and
Of French English and India fancy and staple
dry goods the mportations. They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark coors
rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy waered silks, all cofofs
Real Irish poplins, richly waered, all shades
Very lusrons black silks, all widths
Frenc and Thibet cloths, great variety
Frenc mou dc laines, designs
French cashmere latest styles
embroidered che with sleeves to match
Real Naienciennes chsmisettes aud cuns
Richly embroidered muslin collars aud caps
embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shswis, from S2 to $40
Velvet cloaks and mantiias, new STYLES
Silk manhllas and visites, also new styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Real Ttbet
Long and short sewing silk miis and gloves
Bajious celebrated kid gloves, size aud shade
black and coorcd silk rtnges
Thread laces and insertings wide and narrow
Muslin and cambrc rulings
nd eambric and edgngs
SASH neck, and belt ribands, sc, &C.
oher entirely and desirable goods suit
approaching which weekly add
assured Of finding
most fashionable Styles at the lowest
prices nor ,,o,,,rn . ~,
eept I2-f
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ON n0n Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
OUUUU York Butter Store, No " Han

ON nnn Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0UUUU New York Butter Store, No " Han
over street, Baltimore IL i,
great above has been collected WITH inc grcaest
expressly for hotels and families use during he winter
Of prejudice that justly exists against packed
has been imposed upon them as Goshen
connected with Of the old
and houses IN New York. who possess superior
procuring daires from Orange county,
sending supplies regularly twice week, feel
furnish article that will suit the most renned
taste, delightful flavor until spring Hun
already realized the virtue OF my butter NO
spared slit all tastes All goods delivered In the
city free OF charge. i.
Also pounds chnice pine apple cheese All VIII be
sold as low IN New York by the few packages
All goods bought and sold for cash. - . ,
BALTIMORE, Dec. IL 1851.
Dec l2-Iaw3w . v
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE sroRE.-The subscriber h..

NEW BOOT AND SHOE sroRE.-The subscriber has
taken one o those new and elegant stores % erected y
nue. between * streets where be intend. conducting
service. Henry Msrseas who, !. wen known, has won
uarnlay directed 10 e anuie,aos Of boots and shoes
woud cav the Of ns sSs. TO hs benz"
We have selected with ra, beautiful assorneni Of French
order o"s fnsis % Mr. S usual beautiful "D'' " 'p
c IN s 0 S % Of w s
approved styles boots OF description all
"sss '' attention o i prs ssis
WAsnISGTos sEMIsARy. ID, c.-Ihe evening English
classical and mathematical school of this institution win be
every night except saturdays and sundays from O'Clock,
The Esgli.h branch comprises grammar practical
lions in the OF reading rules for the formation and
~ style lectures elocuou and on the several knds OF puhc
speaking together VIM criticisms Of various distinguished English
The classical department, explanation analysis
stn authors and % Latin composition enabling The student In
The comprises study of arithmetic book
keeping algebra geometry Rd
w. II. DuvslI, Merchant Tailor,
(Lats firm Of Lu,sy Duran,)
WOULD respectfully his friends and the public thai
winter goods ior ronuemen's wear, such
Cloths cames and vestng Of the most approved manu'ac
Merso, sil, and cotton shirt.
Hosiery, cravats, suspender-, gloves
u"sea s dressing sawn' s MI s e,,ome ., tho loves. e
, re r. soc e'Isn liberal S"ss hsre re Of public patronage.
His presen, oppostchis former stand the National
'G'srs ssp, m"s,aws~sr tso"ssvsS's avenue
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Northeast corner Of Oh and streets
THE will resume It's session on me hrst Of soptom
efficient Of professors and teachers IN every
department - - ,u.,., 80,
Terms for boarding pupils $3.50 per ann"n ncodns English and
mnthemafcs. m
Terms day pupils sssior Of five mono-from sloio
s22 English and mathematics ,.-# .lE...
Ancient and modern music drawing painting he
EXTRA Circulars 10 bo Principal Early application for
admission Is necessary. .,,,.,,, -, .ny n,,
wAsmveror crrv, August 10, 1851
Aug t7--dt5oct
PHILOSOPHY or THE MECHANICS OF NATURE
by Y. Allen .,....... ..v.....
Csechism ofFsmiar Things by Emily Eissbesh winsmenf
the Fine As by George Ripley and
Rayard Taylor. i volume.
Marn,s and Morals Of Rochefoucsuh , ..,r
Tbe Literature and Literary OF Great Brtan by A. M's
volumes.
sir Roger de Coveriy by The Spectator,
Hand Book Of Universal Biography, by Parke Goodwin
knights Cyclop~da Of the Industry OF All Nations Vonme
wi illustrations.
GvT FANck IAfLoR
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cALOyA Farm For Saie.-Ths beautiful farm-the former
y Wm Mais offered for sale IL loca
ted Fairfax comfy, Virginia, miles from washington
plank leading from Fairfax
Georgetown and adjoining the farm
high state OF fcuvanon well
with living well fenced plenty OF TIMBER WIN
buildings OF brick mansion o.
by 3s with wings attached which farm
spring brick school house,
81 by O with basement-a III GOOD repair
and is remarkably healthy .,. s,,,,..x
LANGLEY, Fairfax county, Va, Dec !, 1881
nn.- a--latu uRxxA
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7 OsT BoUNTY-LAND WARRANT.-Land warrant ,l96,
IL subscriber Washington city, (who was private
Capt company 4th infaniry under the act Of
September pocket of Jas b. Lokey
parties against purchasing the said land
made assignment OF the
PEIEH GALLA6HEh
Dec ll-law6ws
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no make ROOM In order that we may have room sl
Large supply OF spring goods We are now selling of our sgt
winter goods at extremely low prices
100 black snd eooied SHAY state long shawls choice styles
pairs of blankets comprising all kinds, fon 10 en-,
supeffine, great bargains e. Hr
choice fine cloths and neudy
styles prices The black French cloths and caslns
in the very fine and cheap !,
rs richly pointed cloth piano and liable eoyefs
100 pieces annels from 25 cents per yard 10 hbs
bundles gentemens woolen cotton, meno, and silk under
1t shirts and drawers
pieces drugges and eumb cloths, handsome patterns
low prices
Our stock bombaznes apacas, mousseies meIos and al
xmas goods now, as wen as al all times
plee, and prices provefbaiy low
100 pieces English and French merno az prices and eoo
we are Offering bargains all kinds OF coored b
silks.
Is pieces ladies " habit eioths,' assorted coiors
S pieces white sauns
100 dozen ladies' kid gloves, assorted colors
900 pieces white and musiDs, al all prices
pieces sbeeung pillow linens all nen wdls
assorted with many other desirable
goods line, all VI which, bear In mind, will re-
markabIy low prices
Good articles prices, and fair dealng bo relied M
fEHltf hkoTHER, H
Jan 18-3wif .#.#4s opposite Cehut Market
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Columbian college, ID. G.

Columbian College, ID. g.
THE winter months will be opened the 7 Of
i September
Room, library, bed and furniture ~ 90
Table and 25
Charges students who do board
Imuon
Room, library, and furniture IL 90
Fuel atcost washing 37k cents dozen.
Matuculaon 90 and small charge for average damages
The necessary college exclusive OF books and stationery
admitted
time the opening OF the s preferable Bills payable three
months In advance.
our students have opportunity attending
dsn euished OF science the Smith
hearing the debates and
United States Supreme winch
N other college present.
CoLLsar HUI, August, 1851. Aug n-dAc cpiawsw
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in PURSUANCE or an order of the Orphans Court
Baltimore city, notice that, in the last VIII and
Of Edward Matthews, Of Baltimore e ana ~hch wa
probate Of December, 1888, meie
tem third item OF said last WIN and
death be divided into six equal partsee parts ~ NY
Maiihew grand children, or en hss
and thai disineesed in the parish o Ah
Waies shall be judges or ibis bequest
children their heis DC weamy
that the next poorest OF my eauohs on
either side shall have iLo =,
In further
persons who may be interested of
before the let day July 1884, TO ea
said ovision and 10 stand 10
said orphans court may take IN the
p" JOSEPH FICKLIr,
Administrator non, with the will annsted of ..n
Der oy--Ianss Edward Matthew's
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NOTICE.--Those Of customers who have ~. a,iLr
their bills rendered TO them on the July win much t
by calling and doing their earliest convenience,
have all closed prior 20 the
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAYs
ept T--Qwif
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unit.a s,s,ss Patent Once,

ON psuuon o. and Geose Wolf q Sosae,s @
Doughery Of Philadelphia Pa, praying o e
extsAsion Of pAtsAt granted 10 them Iof an
the making wheels be used ianoaa anu
10 puposss the sxpiIauon o.
patent which skes place the esentseh day mah A.
b. iooz- -
oeed thai the said psiioa be heard q. the Paen. once e
Tuesday March l2 O'Clock anu an
appear show any they nave
why petition ought not 10 be granted t . -. .,..
opposing required 10 ne In The fdten
their objections specifically sei forth tn winS sas
twenty DAYS ofhoaTng All testimony ned by eie
party be The said hearing be taken and ansn.ea
with the rules Of the office, which wiz be furnished
application 49,, ,..,,
rencer Republic Union Warrington d. CD Philadelphia In
auirsr, Providence Journal rovidense p,'ssag ca
zelte PitbuTg Express New York. NJ " and the pony
Bee Boston week ior three successive weeks pre-
- = N - THos. EWBANK,
Commssonor of Patents.
Editors please and their
bills 10 the Patent once with paper containing this notice
Jan awJ
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I,OLT's ALIENS. WARNER's AND OTHERS RE
v peahng pistols just received and for sale by
]. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
lS-2aw4wif
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VI EBSTER's Great American Dicttonary-New quar-
w edition, enlarged, in various styles Of binding Tor
publishers agency Washington city, at their lowest prices
TAYLOR MAURY
Febl3 Booksellers, 9na
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d III. UOOE q CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers 4
capeting oil cloths maitings curtain maena
sbeetng furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue between m and 9Th Streets Wsshnrto'
ID.
Aug 2e-u
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THE New Hue Book. the United States Omtal
Register of all officers of the veInment civil and military win
salaries location, Of appointment &c. with lists Of hs
offices the country with Of the postase and hn
compensation
TAYLOR MAURY,
FebI4 Booksellers 9th
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AAURICE TIERNAY, the soldier OF Fortune,
MI Charles Lever.
Life and Works Of Robert Burns edited by Robert chsmse
VOL I. FRANCk TAYLOR
Feb 1
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1ENAs GENERAL AGENCS,-The firm Of Webb pus s
n Co, Austin, and Ayfos Webb n Co, Galveston, 49,
been dissolved some time since by mutual consent The
continued by David Ayers In the city OF Galveston y N
lie VIII purchase and sell purchase
and locate land claims, examine quiet land titles y,
patents and other documents titles 70
taxes on ands and redeem lands sold Tor collect ava
foreign and domestic debts part Of the State OF Iei
attend TO all business pertaining general age ncy lie en
The attorneys and business Galveston and 10 Mes ~
Jennings Broadway; aD1 Messrs. A. s. barnes Coz
street. New York and w a. Sncthen Washington, D. q a
Communications tprepnid) addressed TO David Ayre t"
viii be promptly attended TO-
GALVESTON, March !, 1864.
March 25-d2n
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-Tbe subscribers respect
IN fully their friends public
taken than peecrng their
dress and other adapted the and approaching
the inspection Of which the ladies Of Washington and
cordially invited before making their
chases the and diversified collection,
nbcd judcou selections and upon
satisfactory They deem
than few Of the leading articles;
30 pieces striped and checked silks
% do light brocsde silk very ricII
Is do rich plaid silk, style
% do "a and "a plain black silks, high lustros
do nch black brocade silks
do "a and "a heavy black waterod silks
Together with great variety of other silks
Also, French bereges, mousselines de laine
Real Opelia fouard silks, French printed poplns
Silk tissues, Canton
Brocade orrandie pompadour, organdie muslins
French lawn printed aconet, embroidered Swiss muslin
Printed grenadines, brocbe bereges, &c.
especial
manlas, with and without hoods considered
and desirable.
additions have also been made ei stock OF embodee
and thread goodssuch collars
chemisets, sleeves cuffs Canton Grape shawls, sc.
H0oE, BRO, n CO.
Mar 1s-iw
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, MARCH az, 1852.
After the reading Of the journal

'p''UH - HHhOft n, IbJ1'
After The reading Of the journal
THE DEFICIENCY BILL
The SPEAKER announced the business frat in order
TO be the question on the previous question: called BY
bill 10 the Committee OF Ways and Means
Mr.. FITCH desired leave TO move 10 instruct the com.
mee II the bill should be recommted
But Mr.. STANLY objected.
Mr.. HOUSTON withdrew his call for the previous
question on the motion recomm the BILL and also the
motion TO recommit
Mr.. H. then moved the previous question on agreeing
10 the amendments 10 the bill reported from the Committee
OF the Whole on the state OF the Union
Mr. MARSHALL, OF Kentucky, asked leave 10 move
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ERFE Exhibition OF Fine European OH Paint
ingThe finest collection Of paintings OF the kind offered for
sale this will be Monday the @ the
OF Mes Calvert Magude between 9Th and 9Th Penn
yvana They collected by during
dence will be pcremptory sold Thurs
and Friday March IS d.
Catalogues now ready for delivery,
J, c. MCGUIRE,
Mar 20-du Ascuoneer.
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a ~e.n THE steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON W. u
follows Boats fare, 2A cents coach e
cents Persons making the trip for pleasure boat
fare half PRICE Three Northern Liberty hs
9Th for the boat coach aiso Capitol nv,
IN, an, Az, aud O'Clock.
Leave Alexandria at ~ o. II, ~, ak, AZ, and ocock
JOB CoRsoN
Mar 23-d Captain
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NEW SPRING conference.-the subscribers
~ have Just opened fun Of the latest styles OF French
cloths cass,mes adapted the wants OF gentlemen
for the approaching which they cnumrrntc
10 pieces extra superior brck French cloths
do medium do
do super6nc blue
= do low priced black do
15 do fancy coorod French cloths, embracing great
riety OF beautiful shades
do style spring cassmcres
10 very fine black French docskins
very rich fancy silk vestines
very rich and heavy black satin yestnRs
style French MarseiIes do
10 do very fne plain and figured white do
Also variety Of gloves hnfhos' uspenders, oava
handkerchief silk and ncrno
undertakes MI Of which the attention OF those
wishing spring Is respectfully invited
HooE BROTHER, q co.
Mar a9-4wf
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a ~<F-f1 FOR NOHFOLk.--The steamer 0sCBDLs
S,e will leave Washington for the above place on wa
day, the 29h instant, at O'Clock, M ioues&
a, Cone ryer and the usual landings Potomac f's
Mar I'D JAMES MITCHELL.