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DROPOsAIS for conveying the United STATES mails
following Arkansas from the LIST Of July 1852
Post Once Department Washington until the Sd day
OF May next 70 be by following day, viz;
Gascony, Richland, swan Lake. Niccooo, South Bend,
and Beevile, TO Napoleon, 27o miles, tn
BownsviIe Aberdeen, ST. Charles, White River, 2as
miles and back; aiso twice aweek branch from Aber
Augusta, Grand Glaze Elizabeth, Jaoksonport, and OIL
Trough, Batesyie $50 miles and back
Leave Little Rock daily, except Sunday, at6am;
Arrive at Napoleon days by III p m;
Napoleon, via the Arkansas rvsr Monday Wednes
day. and Friday and via the White river Tuesday,
Arrive al Aberdeen wednesday Friday and Sunday by .
Arrive at Little Rock Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday by a
m, Arkansas river and Thursday, Saturday,
and Monday by m on the White river trips;
Leave Aberdeen Tuesday and Saturday a,3pmi
Arrive a Batesvlle Thursday and Monday by sans
Leave Batesville Thursday and Monday at lpmi
Arrive Aberdeen next days by p m
main the branch different pontwl be
sidered.
NOTES
Riders should state intended The mail
carried preference passengers and TO their exclusions
mails. Mail be conveyed
Deduction will be made from the mail for trips
fines imposed for those agreesby to the
all particulars. The Postmaster General anDui the
repeated failures, violating he Post once laws
schedule provided he allows rata
additional stock made by the change and
one months
will be allowed for of actual
over distance designated
The mails be taken and om the post
named also and from other ofces within quarter
mile river that be established during the contract
master email Proposals Arkansas and be
with of or more responsible persons
ue t''''' " ~ N. X. HALL,
Postmaster General
Posr orucr DEPARTMENT, Feb. 25, lss2.
Feb 97-law4w
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ENGLIsH AND FRENCH JEWELRY, WITCHES, I..l Hss
silver and plated fancy goods &c. suitable for New Year
presentAt No l3 Pennsyana Avenue he store lately
q. w. Heydep ffeh mpor alton OF English and
e,yelry all Of which
superior quality and OF the latest Styles consisting in part
folows
Pun suits Of diamonds and pearls ruby and pearl ranoa tor
quoises enamel gold caaans In great
ETY. diamond ruby pearl and all other kinds OF finger nss
endless variety bracelets OF all kinds plain
gentlemens kinds OF breastpins
guards chains, &c gold and silver snuff
and pecaces newest styles medslon geld
thimbIes pens and pencils, &c.
DIAMOND MOUNTED WATCHES.-Watches mounted with
pearls ladies' plain gold watches OF var
styles gentemsn Watches made by Cooper Tobias Roske
Johnson, and other makers.
SOLID SILVER wARE.-siver and coffee pitchers,
gobes baskets candlcsicks caddos
punch ladies' OYSTER preserve, ice and gravy sons cake
knives knives and forks, of
suitable for fish and butter knives dinner
and forks and sugar tong soup ladies' pickle
knives, kc.
Plated wARE.-Tea coffee SETS cake baskets eastors,
spoons ssver walters and vegetable dishes, tea ket
and urns, pitchers, &C.
FANCY GooDs-Fsns cases. port monnaies, &C., for
low.
10 Pennsylvania Avenues between ~ and 9th
streets.
Jan 2-eoJw
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Notice of the discontinunnce of the United states
Land Once at Fort Wayne, Indiana.

IrNDER the the
approved H. is4o which declares that whenever the
unsod land district shall be
reduced hundred thousand,
Of the Treasury disco" time the
land Office land such district shall
time Of the Of land ofce the
OF the existing land offices
district which the land ONCE shall have
been which Of the Treasury shall
duties required hare been de-
upon the seeory Of the Interior Ms "sd TO establish the
HoneD Department" approved ID March, lsfa-
accordingly hereby that the Secretary Q the In
advised this Office that the land ece at Fort Bde IN
ndiana discontinued and the lands remaining
the time Of the dcounuance are 70 be thereafter subject
to a he and ONCE a Indianapolis, in said State
unsod and unapproped by law and subject
IN priyae enry within the limits Wayne district viii
to be subject 10 entry once from the
OF receipt register and receiver thereof and
ths land onfce ee notice the hA
thv prepared applications for entries Of suh
lands at heir Office. ,rr.rruu,n
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Feb l5-2aw3w
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NARPETINGS Floor Oil-Cioths, Curtain Materials,
&c.The subscribers pleasure announcing their
friends generally OF the cities o. Wash
and Virginia. that they have just New York and Boston
packets by far the and altogether the most complete
assortment Of house furnishing dry goods Of description ta,
they have had the pleasure presenting the public the lead
ing articles of which tey beg To enumerate, viz;
35 pieces tapestry velvet carpeting new designs
So do tapestry BRUSSELS do very rich
rs do extra heavy English Brussels do
do small figures
5 bales patent English Rrusses low priced
5000 yards super ply capetng Lowell manufacture
$500 do do ingram carPetng do do
beautiful oil CLOTH which will be cut any
shape for halls passages
20 pieces wled Venetian, for passages and
SO dozen brass stair rods all Sizes and cheap
25 printed drugget crun b cloths from l0-4 TO 1914
10 pieces very rich silk wool curtain de aine
90 do do and cotton do
25 do do worued damasks
IS do do union damasks double width
do de anes, for furniture
25 do Turkey-red cashmeTets
25 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
SO pairs embroidered muslin curtains
30 pieces embroidered curtain muslins lew price
$50 cornccs, richest TO the cheapest.
Together with all curtain trimmings and fixtures OF the
which will be offered the most
cordially invited stock
HooE, BROTHER, q co.
Sept l6-d4wif
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n WARES
VI 10 dozen hefino undetshiTts heavy
10 do inefno and cotton drawers, all sizes
s do silk undershirts
80 do nerno halfhose
50 do heavy English thread cotton ahose, the best good
in the city
25 do country knit half hose
do buckskn gloves, very heavy
de- b1aver gloves, very superior
IS do kid gloves, Alexander's make
10 dc silk gloves, some very heavy
20 pieces pocket bandkerchiefs, some superior
90 dozen neckes, and handkechies
20 do plain and coloed border linen sambrc hands echies
with cloths, cassneres and vestngs Of all styles, at
YERBY Il MILLER5,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and eti streets.
Dec l4--eodlmif
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TO WESTERN TnAvELLEHs.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE no PITTS

(IAroasA n tpeniy ivo Aoufs ana a hay.J

(IATougA "a tpenty tWo houfs ana q hdY.J
THIS line PittsbuIg over the Baltimore and susqaebaa and
ylyania Central railroads suceessfu opera
tom By leave baltimore at ~ p M haif an hour
Washington, and
Harsbufg where they transferred TO the Central
railroad train proceed edaey without delay crossing
mountains daylight arhving In Ptsbufg M the
day after starting The entire distance 10 performed BY railway
with the exception Of miles which done In rscs eoeches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Ptsburg railroad M, and
arrive al Harrisburg the next morning, where the eA
the Baltimore and 6usquehanna railroad will be In
waiting proceed Immediately BALTIMORE arriving there al
train Washington, which leaves 81,
M. Uy-11s reliable any the public
UJ-Farc through (eiiier way) Sill.
For Baltimore
hanna Railroad Company Calvert Station, Baltimore, the
agent Company Piisbug
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent Of Transportation.
Dec lf-dm
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rHARLEs SEXTON, Attorney and CounscIlor-at-
u Law offers in the Supreme Court Of
sae claims before the Court Of and
claims against Of the general
Congress- paents In obtaining PEN
bounty ands collecting debts and nhcrancss
sale Of the United
especially claims before The court Of commits
with Mexico prepared TO give his tu at
tenton California land title coming up in the United
States Supreme Court appeal.
The latest maps Territories, compiled from
surveys ofthe Ohice statistical information,
the United Safes ageeaby the late census
can be the Treasury
Building, Washington, ID. q ,,.
Ramsey John b. Lvingon,
attorney New York city; Peter II Burnett a'oneysatiaw
Alyiso California; Messrs Thomas Cowperthwa Co.. Pha
depbia; Messs Ladew Co., ST. Louis Messn g. Aber-
natby & Co., Oregon City,
Feb 6-2aw3m
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FURNITURE DRY GOODs.-The following described goods
have stock ado all OF which will be
found the best STYLE and most reasonable IN price OF
their class
French CASHMERE piano table match which
will be sold by single one be desired all in
daions bouquets OF flowers, which appear as rich
natural flowers.
ane pier covers Damascus Oriental weaving
ever seen IN this country before.
palnask laine piano table TO match.
Embossed cloth do do
Also stand covers match.
French thread iea f0g dvans arms Of chairs backs
OF do toilets, cake fruit baskets, circular and square
Double satin damask in sizes from 1914 by 70
napkins and match For the design and produc
on Of these goods the manufacturer awarded TWO medals lac
SMILES of which may be with the goods.
n damask napkins--very cheap.
damask materialsa and pretty
terial and cheap with gmps and side loops to match
rich window curtain OF which are l0 and IL
inches wde with centres side pins arms and bands 70 match
rich git arches for suspendng dapey over French bed
steads with bots and plnteaus and elegant goods
OF Whitney, Edinburgh and Macknaw
blankets all mapped on bo, Sides and very low
priced
bales wIed blankets for servan,sa very heavy and ser
which farmers and planters
vted They will be sold prices which will be an object 70 them
Flemish, Scotch Irish, and English
table and chamber linens and all other articles the furniture dry
required for the comfort and convenience
Of housekespen all Of which we sell on ne
terms. CLAGETT DODSON,
2d4wf Pa door east Of the corner Of 9th st.
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HxCEI.sIOR Building Hardware and Tool store
largest only establishment OF the kind
the United sacs.-wM, NJ McCLURE BRO, No. 2s7 Market
street. Manufacturer for locks
kinds warranted quality premium porcelain knobs, 90
hinges &c. with the most complete
me Of all the modern patterns In this line.
Builders invited call and examine
Catalogues by mail N desired.
Hotar registers and vcnils,ors at factory prices.
March 3-iaw6m
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The upos anssa tbs
psymsAs ofho Subscription be made \ Sdvsaes.
Dssxs subscribers onsy BY losssr postage
viii paid BY .-sssa By
@sfou Transmission,
COUNTRY PAPER ID pubiisnsd weekly during shs
" Congress, and sosni- weekly 5aiDs
Subscriptions period less than received
psoposuoned 10 the sboys annual rates.
eyPosTmAsTER5 authorised agents by
sending yivx DAILY subscrber with enclosed o. vv.
SEMI EEK Subscribers win S25 enclose djoruvH WEEKLY
subscribs with so enclosed viii be enue 10 Of n
edition they furnish for Syssss.
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/. eENCY for Chains at Washington city, by EvASs

AGENCY for Claims at Washington city, ~ EvAns ~
G than clerk and chief clerk in the
once having resigned tho last tnson has ss~e
eiated with HAMILTON o. FAINT, Missouri, and they have
opened Washington ety. on the north side Of Psnny
18th for the prosecution OF
claims against either before Congress or the several de-
partments.
vices Washington but those which their stten
ion will be particularly following, Bounty
Congress- approved September vs.
granting bounty the soldiers Cor their widows or minor cn
drcp1 1871 the Fords
war Hawk General wsyne's from !y 70 w,
and 10 The Mexican wnr-elaims o. az
kinds, arising Of with Mexico psrncusy ~
bousty penous horses and other property lost
clothing forage, money
raising companies Indian clain and revolutionary
kinds.
Land warrants bought the highest msrkei pnes
They have members OF oonfes nm" -" WI"
Of the government generally.
. Dec ID wa
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CONTENTS the American Almanac for Is54-Ex-
Government Lists OF Public ofcers Posmasters
Receivers Indian
Agents. Army and Navy Pension Agents Army Lis, Arsenas,
Posts Vessels Marine Corps
Judiciary Ministers OF TIE United States abroad
Foreign Consus the United States Abstracts OF
Congress; Post Office Depart
Revenue, Mail Service Receipts and Expenditures Compen-
Foreign Commerce and Navigation
United Saies Imports, Exports Tonnage, and Commercial
Marine United States Imports Exports, and Debts for sixty Years
1880 pendtures for perod Debt Of
Public Lands Mint and Officers Coinage for
Religious Denominations; State Eec
Oices Debts Finances hc Congress- Railroads Cow
Europe and Amerca and much other valuable mat
ter, TOO varied limits Of an advertisement.
Of $50 closely printed pages Price ST.
tany postage, office in the
United States Just received by .
Dcc7 fhANIh
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Doorx AVN SHOES I'm gre.t variety nj the Essh

DOOTS AND SHOES In great variety Mt the Eighth
ID ManuacoryFrench boots Of superior
quality Congress boots and shoes Of every
supply, OF which viii be sold at very
low prices, wholesale retail.
grateful the liberal extended 70 MIN
informs his that ne continues
stand and is better prepared than heretofore supply
aaa, !. .na,,oa. m - .na,ments IA. JANNEY,
Feb 8-t2w 9th street, near the Generh fost omce.
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nIlE BOSTON American Almanac for 1904, L volum
closely giving in addition 10 this usual al
nnnac matter full, varied information concerning
general and State governments, and dxesing
correspondence relating the
finances legislation, public Institutions, internal
Of the United States and Of
the several public officers imports
navy Judiciary expenditures, census kc ac
Price S mail trihng TO post
ofhce the United States This day received - -
Nov % FRANCk IAfboh-
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Young Ladies' Institute.

Young Ladies' Insut"tSs
Late Mrs. u. II. Bun's) corner OF ssh and streets.
THE subscriber charge of this institution Mon
as Of Apn give his and personal
usual branches OF thorough
English French, education will be taught
The religious instruction The Institute wan be based upon the
foftnuares Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
The experience the principal as hacher eneou
him 70 look for patronage Of The public and for corespond
ing measure of success.
For For boarding pupils, s1s y per s;s Sqa..'r'
Payable always advance
drawing Latin Italian Spanish, and German,
Reference Is permitted to Rev q M Butler d: d., Rev j. w.
French Fizhugh Coye, Washington cvj Rev. james May
d. Alexandria Rev. Aonzo Potter D. u, and the Clergy
generally of Philadelphia and R Rev Alfred Lee, d. d. Of Della
WILLIAM j. CLARK.
Mar 2I--r25hAp
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MW - -

Baltimore and Washington Haflroad-Chsn8s or
Hours.
,N and after Monday, March LIST, the trims w run
~ folowss
Leave Baltimore Mt ~ and 2, \. m; and o. p, M
Leave Washington n and oa, M, ana " ,.i, ror
and baltimore ms Vs." "'
washnrton viii he erpsss ,ransstoppine only for water
Sundays second and fourth ms'ns I'o.n "a"o s"'
''' '''o"' "''' '''' ''o"' 7. H. PARSONS,
Feb pI--dn Hrhe
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NoTIcEThose having sccousr on our soons rem
the lst January and the same remaining an
settled very obre by calling and making
ss dates, as we arc CLOSING up our
boo the past year. =. -. - -.
To those who promptly responded 70 o" "s "' " oao
grateful scknowiedsmen.. -.
announcing 70 out nu"s'o"s
coming heterogeneous VIII ps suon a. 70 m
ns n, their examination complete stock Of the
and goods that are brought this county
and .sr, them shall be wanting our part 20 con
70 render entire sansen"h
- cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, = CO.
Feb 0-2wdn
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CORDONs Digest OF the Laws of tho United States
" edition. 1851 including also the treaties with
prcigu judicial decisions relating the
statutory aw by Thomas r. Gordon; complete
in one Of l,l67 pages. This day received
Nov IS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Tor shLE-Tha beautiful commodious, cottage built
on 7h between and Boundary streets, containing ls 10Y
square ground being Of No fo and Just nnsnea
sale. II has apartments with threelod
continuous passage smoke wood, and carngc houses win
sabng horses, and Of excellent wafer IN me
yard. .u-
This within minutes wnlk OF the public oces,
rapidly improving nerpohood and enjoys the double advsn
acc Of city and country residence. -. .,,,.. ..u,,u
minute description otne surrounding beauuui vcihip "gp
improved hnh deemed unnecessary fef-
wishing 10 for themselves
Tide Inquire Of H. JoHssos, on the
premises.
Octl5-eo2w
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mIyF CIVIL LAW o spain and Mexico, arranged ON
the principles modern Codes with notes and references,
the Spanish and Mexican
law inbodyinr OF the most Important
nrtsof the Mexican Congress Schmidt counsellor
in one volume. Orleans, 1851 This
ceived. rhhNSh ihfLoN
NnYl
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Univcrsity OF Pennsylvania, Medical Department
Eghtstsirth session, (Is5I-'59D

Univcrsity OF Pennsylvania, Medical Department
Eightysirh session, Qs5l-'5a)
TINE lectures Monday October the 6th and
i terminate close OF March ensuing.
Theory OF Medicine by George b. Wood NJ D.
Anatomy, William E. Horner, M ID.
Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, M ID.
Chemistry, b. Rogers, NJ. %.
William Gibson, NJ ID.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Children Hugh L.
Hodge, NJ. d.
Institutes OF Medicine, Samuel Jackson NJ ID.
Clinical Hospital by George
Wood nj. d., and by Geo. w. Norris, M ID.
medicine and in surgery by the
professors faculty. by W. W. Gerhard NJ d.
and Henry II. smith, M D.
Practical anatomy by John Nell, NJ D., demonsrator -
Amount the University SlOo
MANIPULATING zee, tpaid once only
ee.....
Practical anatomy
w. E. HoRNER NJ. D.,
OF the Medical Faculty,
1856 Chestnut above Thirteenth, opposite the onlted stae
Mint, Philadelphia.
Aug l-2awtOctl5
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allowed $50 lbs baggage free, not ex
ceed u me 10 cubic feet
furnished with mattress and pillow ana
rati0ns the crew.
Chagres 70 cents foot and rom
500 The transit OF
the isthmus at expense Of the passengers.
through mail line
advantage quality Of the steamers employed and Ger
despatch the boats always ready
at both ends O the line accidents
information apply at the ONCE OF the company % ana
SIS South behs apply the companys
agency street, Of Warren street, New York.
Mari n
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OURS Fursi Fursi-wM. D. TODD announces TO his
generally, ladies particularly, that he has
and handsome selection Of hne u OF the
superior workmanship which he has
now ready inspection, which he invites the aten
ton may purchase such nch durabe truly
fortnble and seasonablc additions 4 the wardrobe.
comprises mus vctornes, palatnes or fiat boas
and splendid lused martini Russian
6tch nch Siberian squirrel royal ermin Hudson Bay sabe
lie has beautiful
lamb skin goods OF the above descriptions for ladies
ind children.
Ladies, Paris made erantine sacks richly trimmed with fur
Also general priced irs for misses and child
ren. Dec 1l-iaw5w
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A CARD.

nARMEIE MALsTER, dentists have removed their Office
oh street few doors east Of their former place.
ERoM LONDON Man and hi, Misraion,i by r. g. Latham
L M d.. v. r.. s. voiums-ls5i
ON Roads and Roadmakins by Sir Henry r"neh volume
By .GS oSfs
What to Observe Travellers Remembaneer BY Colonel
The screw Fleet of the Navy by Captain as'ed royal navy
The screw Propeller application by Raw.on volume
vsar Of the Department Antiquities, British Museum volume
p1eiea treatise on the Law Privileges Proceedings and Usage
by Thomas Ersknc May, Of the Middle Temple
Nsen. History the Origin and Progress Of A'u'n'my vol
1850. Imported by least s'samef,by vn.ucu TAvrop
octo
IIARPERs Magazine ior October.
ii International Magazine for ocioher g. oa.,., .o.u
,os sn,s in @ sonnesiop with the revolt
self Deception History OF the Human Heart part BY Mrs
% The Lot don Medical student; sy Punch, ,v r,,,,,s
Don ouIoits vol, price 90 cent. Tbs day neseved
ocS Booksellers near s,b street
INA pNxTRY Velvet and Tapestry BrusseI, Carpet
% 81 81, mo goods ohs description which,
added present stock enable us 70 please e
''' Also rugs, and door match,
DO sbcer tapestry -coored floor cilcloth. -,
Do do in panel, oak, and marble, mosaic pave and bou
que, pstten cut according TO nsoN
NON ,,r.,,,,,,n. IN. growth and identifying ,hs
In, ~ sTEvRNs Athenrum) has just received
fresh supply ef the following articles for vn
PbnIon,s chemical hair invigoraor
Barry Micopherons
Jayncs hair tonic
gneriain's and fiaules's Eau Lustrslls
Roylapd,s oil, marrow, &c, :, :,
Also supply extracts, sSp, cologne, sob ~" '"
viii will 10 sold moderate prices .nu,,r.,g
AT the Ahenrum. opposite Adeiphi Theatre
sept2i-6uf
MAI ths Island Of o"e. jus. TSfs Eses
III o5 cents. FhANeh 'n'ho"'
Sept tls
MATILDA mONTGOMERIE-a sequel 60 "wscous-
M Ia n, by Major Richardson. vol.
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Sept o5 booksellers, near |h s"es1
A PRACTICAL Tre.sise ON the Law Of Vendors ana
Purchasers Right Hon Sir Edward anfdeni
American decisions on the law OF ven
time by j. O. Perkins, ESQ
Last puhisbed and thi' day received y,v .,,ov
AnnS,S Anshp"T
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rREAT BARGAINS IN DIZZY oOODs-sEILING OFF
s sss M our ys. s1S S
goods cost many other have reduced the
buyers goods
90 s@s Ssass sess l ST wss
Al 31t Cents suitable for children
a5 do French mennocs In oil the desirable
few dark browns in the LOT that we will sell without
., do English mernoes all good coors cheaper
| ever. Also on hand fna assortment Of coored
| and waiered silks which we are closing out very
IS do rich black de sine which recommend
DO ss Sn !. s sssa ds. 81 a Six cs
goods shall
after this branch Of business
Of closing the stock in order in entire
uR aso sS of ads.
and
:, - s'''' W. NJ. sHUsTER q CO,
| Jan 6-cod2w 7th street, near the Avenue.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODs-sELLING OFF CHEAP
III TO MovEWe would desire call the attention Of house
sea U 10 %osa we hs1s We
good - Irish linen which will sell at IS cents
| yard, in IL yard pieces
QUALITIES heavy undressed, 57 rs cents
100 linen table yards By T. which shall sGs, from
and all who want cloth of the size should call and see
pieces heavy damask ranging so
% q per yard and =. all cheap. cheap ,r...
25 piano and table cloth cheap
S pieces cashmeret, plain
/ 100 Russian qualities
SO dozen towelnes, from 81 IS dozen
bleached including all the choice brands,
which promise sell as chcaply they can be
!. lad n
Also hand full of blankets fine goods,
that will offer cheap in order to close them out before
moving
will be sold cheap
can North reasonable quantities. such
cacoes cotion plaid domesc hanneI colored
the dry goods line, which
desirous of closing
| w. NJ. sHUsTER Co,
Jan6--eod2w 9TH street, the Avenue
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TAPESTRY VELVET. Uncut Velvet Tapestry, Ta-
pesy and plain Brussels three ply and ingram carpeungs
received additional supply Of The above description Of ur
all and different patterns and combnn
this all from the
celebrated John Crosiey Sons, London
Also, additional supply Of elegant curtain Materials Brock
all silk.
Satin lnines damsk LANES, French and English furniture cnt
:.
Swiss Turkey red and figured cbnzes, with all
the tsssels, gimps and borderngs 10 match.
goods hand before their arrival,
perhaps the complete OF other retail
tablishment In country.
intending Furnish
fully invited call and examine them,
CLAGETT n DODsON,
Dealers all kinds OF furniture dry goods.
Sept f7--3teof
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DY ADAMS a. CO.'S Expression balls, parties, Sc.
I'D IS boxes silk hose, all grades
10 boxes embroidered handkercheh some very bouuti
10 clear lawn hsndkerchcs
6 cartons white and colored hid gloves
White, pink and blue silks and psplins
white pink, N blue French merBoes, and
Mousene with variety Of other goods adapted TO
the season low prices -
YERBY MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9TH and 9Th streets
QT-eodImf
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe stroc.
and river Potomac, Alexandria, Vrgnia-smith Perkins,
locomotive engines and tenders, marine
stationary engines and boilers, chilled wheels and axes
patent chilled and wrought machinery and castings
enly Il. -, !, II
cured the modern machinery and toos prepared
cute locomotive engines, and machinery OF all kinds,
r. G. SMITH,
Late Of the AIex andria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
AY0-dly