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Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
"Truht stranger that felton, Wonderful
HUSBANDS AND WIVES, ATTENTIoN!--HAMPToN

"Tratt stranger that felton, Wonderful
HUSBANDS AND WIVES, ATTENTION !--HAMPToN's
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Extract from James Harris esq's Letter, Alexandria, Va
After speaking Of wonderful himself he says Mrs
H. has been suffering with the liver complaint and from feel
ings inability, constantly complaining, with weakness,
through her whole svstem She enjoys better health
than she has for thirty years. being entirely restored by the
use of Hampton's Vegetable Tincture"
j. GRIMES, esq, Loudon Co.. YaExtrac from his letter:
My wife has been for years afflicted with great weakness
pain in the breast side and back papitston Of the heart
feebeness Of the SYSTEM loss Of Appetite complexion
saow the sight of almost gone the other weak
plessed say Hamptons Tncture has restored her
to perfect health Her eyes coed they
were"
Call and get pamphlet gratis containing history of this
wonderful discovery with certificates Of the most distln
guished men in the ,gorldl
sold by CuAs. sToTr CO., Washington, DC. novlo
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
Musical Card.

yHE subscriber (haying taken up his abode IN Wasnng
ingon) respectfully announces his intention OF teaeh
ing Vocal Music and the Piano Forte in which profession
he has been engaged for twelve years in the vicinity q
ton. Testimonials In regard To character ana
shown and In addition thereto the subscriber mas e
honor OF referring to the foowing-named gentlemen;
Hon. John w. Maury, Mayor of Washington
Rev. orvile Dewey, d. d.
Professor G. g. Page
q Richards, esq, Principal Union Academy,
E. N. Stratton, esq
Terms Of Tuition follows Piano Forte Singing In
connexion Ss per quarter of wentyo lessons either
one alone, $l2 Glasses for fundamental practice or Gee
Singing at reasonable and satisfactory rats.
Orders may left at the Teachers residence 10th street.
between and II also at Geo Hibuss Music Depot Penn
gvvania avenue NJ s. JOIINSoN
nov 1-eOd1w
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
STRONG ON THE GOSPELS.

NEW Harmony and Exposition of the Gospels Consist
Y ing OF a Parallel and Combined Arrang cement,
New Plan Of the Narratives Of the Four Eyangests
cordng to the Authorized Translation and Con tnuous
Commentary with Brief Notes suboned Being the First
Period of the Gospel History With Supplement- contain
ing extended Chronological and Typographical Dissertations
and complete Analytical Index By JA1Es STRONG A. III.
Illustrated by Maps and Engraving Syo PIP $50 Price S.
sin point of external nishpapor, printing binding,
and graphic usraonhis is by far the finest book that
has yet been issued from the Methodist Book Concern And
the gem is worth the Getting The bSok is noble example
the application Of genuine learning unweared industry
and critical 5agay to that highest Of all objects 10 which
the wit Of apply tsetho illustration Of the Chris
tan Scriptures
1.-THE illustrations, nineteen in number, partly tho
graphs tinted in the finest style Of the partly STEEL and
partly wood engreyngs all executed in the very best man
g. better Harmony, better plan than this Of Mr.,
strongs does not exist He has avaled himself Of all the
good things in former works Of its class without eryely
copying any His plan combines the exhibition Of each
Gospel in separate columns with that Of making text
from portions Of all and II Is eIecued with unsurpassed
ingenuity His exposition paraphrasef parsphrase it
can be caledgves the Of the Greek text in clear
free simple style, while his notes critical explanatory,
and concise II also contains much important matter in
three appendices To the minister this book is almost in
dspensabe and its at family prayers would tend to
throw great amount of interest around the services Of the
domestic altarr-Zions Herald
For sale by GRAY BALbANTYNE,
nov 4-tr Seventh street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
Fashionable Dancing.

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

Y X. dOoDALL Professor and Teacher OF Dancing, De
81 pertinent Caishenic and Sceptre Exercises taught
10 ladies and gentlemen Tor select casses hours 10 suit
their convenence, in all the fashionable Dances Tesimo
malls be from the principal families and schools
which he has taught with viz The Duke and
Duchess Sutherland Earl and Countess Of Pows Lord
and Lady Hi Sir b. and Lady Leighton Lord Liverpool
Lord Cham erlan to the Queen Sir Richard Jenkins M.
p and Lady Cambermore, and most Of the Members
Of Parliament
Class for Masters and Misses days, at hafpast
Evening Glasses for Gentlemen every Thursday at half
past 7, p
Mrs Goodal will receive limited number Of pupils In
the art of singing.
All letters and commands addressed to Mr.. Goodall,
Iron Hall, will receive prompt attention
oct 26-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
NEW ROCK

rINHE SUCCESSFUL MERCHANT Sketches Of the Life
/ uf Mr.. Samuel Budget, late Of Kingswood Hill By
William Arthur A. NJ author OF Mission to the Mysore
1emo- PIP. 422 Price 60 cents.
Government Of Children. By Rev. j. Ii Gere. lsmo PIP
157. Price 30 cents.
Gems Of Female Biography, compiled by Rev Daniel
Smith. 1smo, PIP, 430. Price SO cents.
Autobiography Of Rev Tobias Spcer Containing Incl
dents and Observations; also account Of his visit to
England. With accurate and beautiful portrait limo.
PIP. 312. Price rs cents.
Tho Widows Souvenir Gift Book for Widows By
A. c. Rose 24mo. Pr. 1873 Muslin, gilt edges Price 80
cents.
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE
nov Seventh rLrcet.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
AinnnInr.

"IoN," on yesterday remarked that Gen. Scott
has probably done well at the South, or better,
than at the North. The North which gave Gen.
Scott his nomination went almost universally
against bis elevation One Of the Northern States,
Massachusetts, which gave him her electoral vote,
gave no vote for his nomination. Neither did
Kentucky and Tennessee sustain his nomination
Ills electoral votes chiefly from States opposed
to his nomination
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
New Party.

At a meeting Of the Webster State Executive
Committee Of Massachusetts, held at Boston on
the day subsequent TO the election, it was re-
solved to constitute the Webster organization into
an American Union party" and " to sustain
any national administration, Of whatever name,
which il practically conducted according to the
mazims Of policy laid down by Washington and
Webster
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
MARRIED.

On Monday morning, the sh instant ut the Fourth
byteran Church. by the Rev JOHN SMITH, the Hon All
EXANDER G. PENN of Louisiana to Mrs. ELIZABETH @.
SCOTT of Washington.
At Wesly Chapel, Tuesday, the 9th instant by the
Rev Mr.. GUEST Mr.. ROBERT ISRAEL to Miss ELIZABETH
GUEST second daughter Of GEORGE McNER esq all ofths
city
On the I'd instant at Foundry church, by the Rev DR..
PICK, Mr. j. EWELL, of Virginia. to Miss HELEN eldest
daughter of N. McGREeoA, esq of this city.
On the I'd instant, by the Rev. MIR. HopGEs. JOSEPH
COOK TO Miss ELIZA IL BERRY, all of this city.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
MORE NEW MUSIC,

Sz,=...-.--x THE SONG OFTHE Gypsy.
AktW MUSLCI Be watchfu and beware
1sssssazsass-3 Pm dreaming, oh Pm dreaming.
Eode, tits my last parting song
Would we'd never met
Young folks at home BY Miss Hettie Livingston.
Good bye or Farewell is lonely sound.
Katy Darling
Dream not OF me.
Shells of Ocean, or WANDERED the sea beat shore
Morning and Evening Star waltzes, for Guitar
Rosebud waltz.
Galloping sleigh ride Polka.
Evening Star waltz Elfn Polka
Just received at WINNERS Stationary and Fancy Store,
9th street, near Louisiana avenue:
hS- Another supply of "Tallyh razors received
nov g. ISemi-weekly News
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
The Attempt TO Assassinnte James Cor
don Bennett.

1t has just come out that on the evening of the
18th ult., man, whose identity has not been
made out employed hackman at the Park to
take him to the Fulton Ferry. On their way
down, the person stopped the hackman at the
Herald Office, and asked him to deliver package
The hackman did as he was requested, and left
In the Herald Office small round box The box
was subsequently handed to Mr.. Bennett the
editor of the Herald. 1t was, as is said, marked
as follows: "Natiye silver and copper ore from
the Cuba mountains, with letter inside the box
For James Gordon Bennett, proprietor and edi-
tor. Office, N. w. corner of Fulton and Nassau
sts. Private and with care" Accompanying
the box was a card, on which was printed with
pen, as follows: ''Senor Y. Acazor of Cuba
for Mr.. Bou 49, who will call on his return to
the city rt' utter envelope being removed,
the fonowir sription was read Specimens
and y nments from the interior of
Havour Gcanett Conly) Should he be
out OF town, Keep for him. Island of Cuba,
September 1852 As the box could not be
readily opened, Mr. Hudson, one of the editors of
the Herald, who was present, made an incision
with knife, when some black grains of some
hard substance, rolled out upon his desk These
grains proved to be powder, and subsequent
investigation proved that thep paper box contained
a quantity OF explosive powder, pellets of paper,
and friction matches, 50 placed to ignite when
the cover Of the box was turned round. 1t is
supposed that mischief was intended, though
none resulted from the tarpedo.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10

Eag- A con Of Mr.. Akin, Of Mt. Sterling, XIV,
eight years Of age, can neither SPELL read or
write, and has not the slightest idea Of my arith-
metical rules, but nevertheless, can solve tho
most difficult sums in much less time than q
sklful mathematician would require to put the
figures on paper. lie can give no rule Of his
calculation, nor can he tell how he obtains 80
readily the answer to any given sum, but still ho
doesit
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
Rev. DR.. wainwright.

AsDNs Db' w nihwEAShLs
New YORK, Nov. 10.
The Rev. Jonathan Wainwright Provisional
Bishop of New York, was ordained to-day
The markets are firm and prices unchanged.
Eleotions-City OF Glass GOWN arkets.
BALTIMoRE, Nov. 10.
The Steamer City of Glasgow, with three days
later news from Europe, is reported below New
York, and it is expected she will be up this after
noon
Returns from Delaware indicate the election
of Riddle, Democrat to Congress. In New Castle
county he has go majority
Returns from Arkansas show that the State
has gone for Pierce, by large majority.
Small sales of Howard street -four WINS made
to-day at S4.68@4.75, Generally held at the
latter figures. Grain unchanged, and firm.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10

CLOAKs, MANTILLhS, &c,
WE have By express
w 10 Napoleon Cloaks
Cloth Salinas
10 Union, very pretty
10 Circulars, nice article
: lie GRANGE, new and pretty
Circulars, with sleeves
) Embroidered Cheness
5 Gabrielle, very choice
The whole very cheap.
VERIFY a MILLER,
corner Of It'll street and Penn sylvania avenue,
nor 10-d1m Mi1B Dermotts New Building.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10

The n. Y. Tribune says THE late regula-
ton advancing the prices of the more expensive
dishes from sixpence to ninepence per plate in
the cheap eating houses has been abandoned. 1t
operated against the proprietors Many persons
who would cat one ninepenny plate will most
freely devour two sixpenny plates They must,
therefore, be accommodated with low rates"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
SALT RIVER! SALT RIVER !!
EAIsE REpORTt

NHE REPORT that THOMPSON had left for Salt River IL
fae He now takes this method to inform his friends
that he has sold his ticket and be found at his Gallery
on Pennsylvania avenue between fourandahaf and sixth
streetaways ready take not only the best but, by far
'nr nov oug INV lIVy OAs e. G. THOMPSON.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10

1t is said that much spurious gold coin is in
circulation. 1t is thickly coated with the pre-
cious metal, and has to be filed deeply to reach
the base, which makes it absolutely necessary
that persons who handle much of this coin should
have scales with which to detect the cheat
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
Collectors ONCE, City Hall,
November 9, 1852.

NUTItE 10 DTLhNsNUI1N ,.: -
of delinquent property In OF preparations and
will completed and published about the first OF De
cember next
The undersigned respectfully represents that the law al
lows him no discretion but makes it his imperative duty to
enforce collection of the by and sale
of all property without exception upon which one or more
years remain due and unpaid.
All persons interested earnestly requested to come for
tisement- Il. J. ROCHE,
nov S--eotf Collector.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
DANCING ACADEMY.

DANCING ACADEMY.
AIR v. n GIBBONS, late Of the city Of New York, has
vi opened school in Temperance Hail. street.
Wednesday, November TO- 1852 for ladies' and children
o'clock p. m, and gentlemen att o'clock p. m
Mr.. O. learns all his pupils with such unusual success,
that after FIVE private lessons he has them all 10 meet and
perform in assemblies He hope parents win avail them.
selves Of this opportunity by sending their children TO be
taught thoso accomplishments necessary to At them for
genteel society.
For further particulars Mr. O. at Temperance Hall
the days and hours aforementioned.
R-anNk
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
Both Sides Scared.

Mr.. Webster is said to have told the following
little story of himself:
Before railroads were built, he was forced one
night to make journey, by private conveyance,
from Baltimore to Washington. The man who
drove the wagon, was such an Unlocking fellow,
and told SO many stories Of robberies and MUIR
ders, that before they had gone far Mr. Webster
was almost frightened out of his wits. At last
the wagon stopped in the midst Of dense wood,
when the man turning suddenly around to his
passenger, exclaimed tiercey Now, sir, tell me
who you are" Mr.. Webster replied in falter-
ing voice, and ready to spring from the vehicle
81 am Daniel Webster, member of Congress from
Massachusetts p what" rejoined the driver,
grasping him warmly by the hand, are you
Webster Thank God thank God You are
such a deuced ugly chap, that ! took you for
some cut-throat or highway-mau." Mr. Webster
never was an ugly chap" yet he looked like
one Of whom timid man might well be afraid.j
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
House-furnishing Store,

IHE subscriber has removed to that commodous store in
Iron Hall, situated Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10th Streets and has opened extensive assort
ment of and beautiful Housekeeping articles which he
s determined to sell low the articles be pur
chased In any Of the eastern cities His seek at present
consists in part Of
French and English China and Crcckery Ware in Dinner,
Desert, Tea and Toilet Sets
Cut and pressed Glassware.
Gilt and mahogany frame Msnts Pier and Toilet Glasses
Bronzed Iron Uaracks, Standards Andirons, Tenders,
Candelahrss, &C., Shoyels and Tongs.
Soar Lamps and Girandoes, Hall LHmps.
Plthd Tea and Coffee Sets, Casters.
Walters and Tea Trays, Cake Baskets.
Covered Dishes Card Receivers Csndlsscks Urns, &c.
Stair Rods Table Cutlery, JBpanned Goods,
Britannia Ware block tin Tea and Coffee Uns.
Chatting Dishes, Oyster Turecus.
Dish Covers Egg Boilers, &C.
Bohemian Glassware, iron framed Dressing Glasses
Terra Gotta Ware, Door Mats, Baskets, Brushes Wood
Ware, Cooking Utensils, &c,
With magnificent collection OF Mantel and Table 0rna
ments and Fancy articles generally altogether forming the
largest and cheapest assortment Of Houseurnihng Goods
offered for sale in this city G. W. BOTELER.
oct 2j-3tswIwif
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
THROUGH TICkETS-AT REDUCED
RATESy

JUST RECEIVED, q large -
SH~r - supply of THROUGH TICK tt-r@E4A
GsasssEsasE rS, to which tho attention sEHezneAss
Of parties who contemplate sending their friends four
years excursion trip SALT RIVER is requested In
cpaon large number Of passengers the price Of the
tickets has been greatly reduced Persons purchasing
through ticket will be entitled to seat in the Omnibus,
which connects with the steamer.
For sale by JOE sHILLINGToN,
Odeon Building corner Az st. and Pennsylvania
nov Intslligencsr ST.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10

BEa~The Boston Bee states that Mrs, Mowatt
has consented to read poem on the death of Mr..
Webster, before the Mercantile Library Assooia-
ton Of that city, at such time as her engagements
will permit
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
SACK ELANNELs.

WE have just received pieces Sack Flannels,
w Cherry, Pink, Scarlet, Green Gray Blue and Laven
der colors Also fine assortment of White Red and Yell
low Flannels. w. EGAN SON,
South side Pennsylvania Sd store east Of 9TH street
l-6f
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
Grand Democratic Jubilee.

The Democratic celebration will commence on
tomorrow afternoon by address from Col
John W. Fofney. The following gentlemen have
been appointed by Chief Marshal P, Barton Key,
as Assistant Marshals:
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
National Theatre.

Prices Of adm ssonprvate Boxes as Dress Circle and
Psrauette so cents Children under ten years. half price
Reserved Seats rs cents Orchestra Scatu 70 cents Family
Circle % cents Third Tier, so cents Coored Gallery 20
cents.
Doors eren at o'clock the curtain will he raised ut
The box Office will be open daily, from 10 o'clock, Ito
O'Clock, =. IN.
THIS EVENING, Nov. 10,
viii be performed the beautiful ballet pantommo Of the
THE FISHERMAN'S Dream.
The Esve Perform will commence with Daring snd
Wonderful feats
THE TIGHT ROPE.
New Fea Wonders by all the Martpetti Family intro
ducing their astonishing children.
The entertainments terminating with the Comic Fairy Pan
tomime, produced in the most costly style, Of the
RED ONSTER.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10

ma Mark Lemon and Tom Taylor are dra,
matsing Uncle Toms Cabin for the Adelphi,
London: Madame Celeste is to play Cazzy Miss
Wogar Eliza; Mrs. Kelley Topsey Mr.. ssbee
the Yankee comedian, Haley, and Mr. Emery
Uncle Tors
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10

B5S@ Several newspapers are endeuvoring to
ascertain how the thing was done. Mr.. Dom
hey sister, Mrs Chick, said that only one thing
was certain, and that was that she did not under
stand IT, That's our predicament
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10

re Any change Of Administration makes
the people in Washington look blue, There is
no man who is not called upon to view dismis-
sails that pain him as a friend and as humane
being
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10

BE~We have not heard Alboni, yet nor Son
keys, nor Toasted upon the wonderful sights and
sounds our Northern friends tell us so much
about
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
morso'1 Line or M a1netio ToIekraph,l
WASHINGTON oEFIoE NATIONAL Horn. I
[7Eansmittsd for The american Telegraph. ]
MexIeo-Judge conkIin-Prest. Arista.

mexIcO-Judge Conklin-Prest. Arista.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 81 D. IN.
The Picayune has news from the City of Mex
leo to the 28th ult,, and Vera Cruz to the Sd in
slant.
Judge Conkling arrived at Vera Cruz on the
LIST instant, and proceeded Immediately TO the
city of Mexico.
The steamer Pewhatan left for Pensacola.
plot has been discovered in the city Of Mex
leo, to assassinate President Arista. A radical
change indicated in the Government created
much dissatisfaction with the Cabinet.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
THE CRY Is STILL, THEY COME

lust received from Rogers Wycof-six Of Gum
~ Shoes Of various patterns Also direct from the mpop
porter one hundred Pairs Of Smith Gibbs Detached Cal
ters and one Of Paris Pumps Call at the Fashionable
Boot Store whore everything improve the understanding
Of man can be found, Lnov l0-etJ J, MILLS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
lust OPENED, AT THE NEW sTO

JUST OPENED, AT THE NEW STORE,
A entire new stock Of Dress Goods, comprising
n French Csshmeres De LANES plaid and plain Mernoes
Black Brocade and rich lu6tre Gro de Rhine Silks
Rich Brocads, armuro and plain Gro do Antique and
ohsngeable silks, Of every shade and hue.
To all CT which invite the attention Of the ladies' 40 We
are determined to offer great bargains.
MAXWELL, SEARS A COJLEY,
nov 1ood3f Pennsylvania between 9th and 10th Ste
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
aHAWLS OF EVERY KIND.

WE this day received the following, which
w determined TO sell cheaper than the same be
bought here elsewhere
10 Bay state wsterett Mills long Shawls from 90
TO SIS.
100 square Shawls, all prices
$50 Tertiary, Cashmere, and printed Shaws all prices
20 Cashmere long Shawls, very superior and cheap
70 Grape shawlS, plain and embroidered, white aud col
cred. VERIFY MILLER,
corner Of 18th street aud Penn. avenue,
nov colin Mics Dermotts New Building
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10

Bene asst Ridere"
0dd-Fellows' Hall.
For Two Nights, ONLY
AND WEDNESDAY, EVEEINGs,
October 2 and TO- 1852.
KENDALL ~ DICKINsONis
Celebrated Boston Troupe Of Ethiopian NnstrsJs,
ITH0sE concerts in the city Of Boston, for two hun
w dred successive nights and through many Of the
principal cities Of the Union for the last two years. have
received patronage highly fatsrng and from class Of
citizens that seldom frequent similar attractions, beg TO
TO the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington short
series OF their
Ch1ae and Fashionable Musical Sores,
The company comprise Efficient and versatile corps Of
talented performers, among whom may be found JAMBsH
kendall tho celebrated ahorn and carionet performer
and H. DICKINSON the great opheclide solo performer
both Of the Boston Brass Band.
The Ethiopian department consists Of
II. WILKINS, r, PRICE,
IL TFNTON Master WILRIEF,
j. THOMPSON j. COLLINS and
y. BUDWORTH, J. BURKE,
who will have the honor OF appearing each evening In
choice collection Of songs new Dnst Tros Choruses
&c. introducing gems from all the principal operas
or For particulars, small programmes.
no. Tickets rs cents each ba bad At the principal
music stores and hotels
RS~ To commence Mt Z ~ o'clock,
Rs- No postponoment
nov s--St JOSEPH MURPHY, Agent
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10
NEW pUBLICATIONs.

A TREATISE ON DIVINE UNION, designed to point
N out some OF the intimate relations between God and
man In the higher forms of religious experience, by Thomas
A COMPENDIUM OF METHoDIsM, embracing the his
tory and present condition Of its various branches in all
countries with defence it's doctrina governmental
and prudential pecuaritiesby Rev. James Porter A. NJ
Price 81
MEfHoDIsM IN EARNEST, being the history OF a
great revival in Great Britain in which twenty Thousand
souls profvscd faith in Christ and ten thousand
sanctihcaton in about six years. in connexon with the la
bors of Rev James Caughey; including account Of
those mental and spiritual exercises which made him
eminent revvast, selected and arranged from "Caugh.
eys Letters" by Rev r. w. Allen, and edited by Rev
Daniel Wise, A, NJ. Price 81
NESS OR REVIVAL MISCELLANIES; containing eleven
revival sermons and thoughts entire sancfcaton-
revival preachingmehods to promote revvaseects Of
revival eortsrevivals and the terrors Of Godrevva
excitements-revya prayer meetings difficulties Of
verts- temptation in6delity affection = backslidng-
prayerminsteral conflicts, &C; selected from the works
of the Rev James Caughey the eminent reyi
yalist-by Rev II. W. Allen and Rev Daniel Wise Price
81 This work has reached its thirteenth edition in about
months.
RITyby Rev. Il. 6. Foster, with an Introduction by Ed
mund S. James, D. D., Of the Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Price Is cents For sale by
oct 29-tr GRAY BALLANTYNE 7th street.
GENTLEMEN's FASHIONABLE READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
OF first quality, comprising the largest and best assert
ment Of Ready made Garments of all kinds Of
fered to the citizens of W ashineton, such as
Khaban Overcoats, new article,
Cloak 0vercoats,
Sack and surtou Overcoas of all grades and qualities
Superne Dress FIR ck ADD Sack Coats Of best quality
Business Sack and Frock Goats,
P.ntaloons of all kinds and qualities,
Rich Velvet Silk Satin and Cashmere Vests Of the latest
and newest styles.
With complete assortment of Gentemen's Furnishing
Goods. WALL & STEVENS,
Successors to VIM WALL Penn avenue between 9th and
oct 293t 10th streets, first door east of Iron Hall.