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Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, November 81. 1874

BALTIMORE, November 81, 1853.
LEARN that the committee of the CITY Council re-
ported E.vorably to night upon the proposition n
guarantee the loan of five millions of dollars of The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY The repor,
is very long ana able, urging strongly the proposition
deep and absorbing interest is felt in this measure
Numerous appliances will be- brought TO bear. pro
and con. There l. little doubt, however that the
bill Will ultimately pass. The stock will very likely
advance 10 moTow considerably. though there will
be decline before final action Is had by the Council
There Is good deal of talk and speculation ius;
now, III our city, in reference the very sudden and
mysterious departure for Europe of Young broker
well kDwn III BaltlHl0rc His most intimate friends
did not know where he was until they saw his name
among the list OF Passengers of The IivprpooI
steamers which lei New York There are come
hard things SAID OF him. hut those best acquainted
with The mystery say all will yet turn out right For
the sake Hf the young gentleman in Question hong
The expectations Of his friends NAV BE- fully realized
Our old, much respected and wclI-auoyrn towns
man, Alexander Yearly, died last night in the 10Th
year OF his age In hi> death, Baltimore has LOST one
among her hest and mort benevolent ciIzcus
The fir't grand concert of NJ Julien takes pIace
o-morrow night IN the Hall of the MARYLAND Me
CRANES Institute u will he very largely attended
Tickets are selling rapidly.
The Wing politicians are pulling various wires
ta"ne al them 10 >upplant TIE Hon. Mr.. Pearce in
the United states Senate. Their efforts however
VIII prove unavalling. That distinguished gentleman
NV many Suoie iii'huH lh me Legislature To be
dtri''d HIS reelection Is almost fixed fact. The
temperance delegation from this ciIy will pretty gen
orally 20 IN hi- favor.
IleaEn that Mr.. llnde$, the new Sheriff of Bal,i-
more city, has appointed several " his deputirs
Snmc OF them are Wings and others Democrats Eut
all temperance men He enters, very soor upon the
duties Of lliS office.
The Front street Theatre is being thoroughly and
very handsomely repaired for the Italian opera troupe
The entire management OF this concern PROMISES
great accommodation and comfort.
there l. quite an active movement again in bread
sfuii> On lat" change to day, ,4G0 hbs Howard
street tioHr We're sold nj 1862. and 700 do at 6
Also, 2,0 bids. City Miils 6.75. Wheat has also
advanced tn cents per buShrI. Provisions are
very dIll. Groceries frmer-sales 800 Rio coffee
at loa a IL p to /! cents. Thiskey y "a IF cents
per gallon OH" Railroad stock advanced again to-
uiS, hha Sales at - "a. on per share. RoDERICK.
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Georgetown Correspondence
GEORGETOWN, November :

GEoRGETowS, November D I6J3
Business along our Canal, this morning. is o,!its
iTIsk, and beats laden with coal, -four, wood grain
&C, are arriving in considerable numbers
Mayor Addison has issued another proclamation
ordering IN election for member of the Board o
Common Council, on Tuesday, the 2oth instant. We
are authorized 10 say that fellow citizen Mr. w
IT, Tennev. who has heretofore served yerv faithful
ly IN that position, is a candidate.
The work o. laying the pipes for gas alon. our
streets progresses very rapidly; and, judging from
present INDICATIONS, this portion Of the work will be
completed before the buildings for manufacturing the
1rtIcle-sO that cur business nsn NAV rpasu;,aIJy
calculate upon the company furnishing them with
hcht some Time In the month of January.
IL The youths who, OK yesterday, Detained one o;
me carriers OF the Sta IN city, by one of them
taking his hat from him, and tine other kicking him.
tfhe carrier when he asked for it, rcpeat. III. of
rnce, We will try what virtue there is in the law
and II that sont stop il, some other means will M
rerOrted to. SO look cut w
Since our last report oar -four and grain marx o,
mas become more firm and active, and prices have
slightly advanced Sales of tie former 10 some er
tent, were made yCstesdav at S6.44 a Sc the
latter for ,rime brands. Wheat, from wagons Al 81
r. 81 'S fer red and 81 20 @ Sl4j for hi,e; STRICT
~ prime artlc," of white. suitable for funny flour
would bring 81 80. cargo BY Canal of prime red
sold nj 81 AZ. No change in corn. Some 5000 "a
lu,Ooo lbs of roll butter from wagons sold Yesterday
at s2l a +!i per 100 lbs, and 900 dozen eg.s a,
% cents. SprcT.rSp
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INTENSIVE SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
~ improved Property belonging to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company in this city.-0n " EB-
NESDAY afternoon, November ODD, at o'clock on
the premises, / shall sell the following described
property known the '.Old Depot Property" and
formerly occupied by the Railroad Compry for tick
ct offices, freight and houses, &c viz:
Lots and 2, in subdivision of reservation II
fronting 50 feet On Pennsylvania avenue, at the cor
ner Of q street west, and running back an average
depth Of lis feet to alley, containing 6Q square
feet: together with the buildings, insisting of a
three story and attic brick dwelling house and larce
frame shci building.
Lot II and part of lot 16, in reservation r. front
ing S3 feet north street Mt the corner Of ID It
west running back so feet to alley, containing
2,640 square feet.
Lots A, b. c, D. and f, subdivisions Of lot 2 il,
squsre 574 each frontiny Il feet on I'd street west
running back Isl feet inches TO l6 foot alley. md
containing oS1I sauare feet
Lot +, being subdivisions OF lots and g. in square
SD fronting loo feet inches on I'd street west
rushing back 1G7 feet inches cintaiuing 70 GJti
square feet, with the building. consisting of a sub
stahtial and we'll butt FIRE I of hricf warehouse.
about :'3 by 1l5. with heavy *! ne Foundation iron
ROOF AND headings, This building aid situation is
admirably adopted for manufacturing pur noses, large
livery stables, or as warehouses;.
Lots g. y. X, L. V. and n, sul' icn # lot 1
in Fquare 574, fronting % fee. eacE c street and
Indian" avenue, running back its.t 81 TO III feet
TO L. \ 19 fit alley.
ot- O. p. @ K. and s. in Fubdi, iSicn of lot l. in
square 81. fon'iCg p feet LIST street Tcs:, be
tween Eo:th b slr"tt and Indiana avenue. running
back l6I feet inches, and containing each 3,6S72S
square feet.
The above property is ttustsd in the heart Of the
city. within few hundred yards of the Capitol
rrounu, new .icpct aud PRINCIPAL hotcls snl offers
greater in'.n eer;> for profitable inv ;tnents tbcn
PROBABLY vii ,ccur for years
Photographed plates of tfe rronorty may he seen
1t - anrtion of the SUI ribcr, ut tie Offices
Oft "rmparfi. his ci.y AMI in Baltimore, alri
on D.. yroune Il ne sal..
rms 1,Atunrth cast, ih residue in four equal
ss' nents - =. IS and u :aooths; notes bearing
interest. seorsi y deed Of trust the property
Er order 81 President ard Directors of the Bal
tim re and CHI Railroad Company.
J.C. MCGUIRE,
Pov Id Auctieneer.
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SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF TIE
J0URNEYMEN STONE CUTTERS

TUE COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS have
L the honor To announce 10 their friends and the
public aenerslly thst their SECOND ANN L
BALL viii! be given at jackson Hall, on MONDAY,
December 5th, 1853.
No pains or expense will be pared to make this
ne baa 81 the season. The pruarhmms will CONSIST
o choice selection of the popular dGu and
Pop goes the Weasel" will be introduced 70: the
first time In this city.
The ball will open by the bard PLAYING the "stone
Cutters Grand March," gotten up for tie occasion
Cohamtttee Of ATTIRyenerts.
Joseph Kelly, John Essex
William Wallacb, William j Ccsgraye,
Hhss Edmonds, john McElroy,
Daniel OBrien, Benjamin wright,
William Dougherty, Patrick Boyle.
Neil McCachne, Andrew J E;arliue,
Willi1m Millignn, Andrew Balm
John poughan, Michael Murphy,
James Guild.
F'a'T Anng9s,-Jos. N. Kelly.
Tickets jhE DOLLAR. admitting a gentlepan
and iadiea "a Ge had az the usual places AMI a. The
door oI tLc sening IT lie bali.
Floor VIZ. i.,er--whiic rosl tie.
Reception Committee-blus roset,e
Committee On Refreshments-red rosettes.
rov l9--itb
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- FOR RENT-The RUlLDING nov b.


la ing finished, the northeast corner OF eth ST.
and Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The first floor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment, Of marble, it'll vasits &C., and two
stores on 9TH street The basement is constructed
to embrace all the modern convenienccs for Res
taurant, in connection with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters, provisions, &C. The restaurant COM
muncatcs both from in and out doors with the re-
cond story, which is composed of four rooms com.
muncating through ample folding doors, far the .c-
sommodaton of either large small private parties.
Should the second story not be taken in connection
with the restaurant the will be rented for
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent of the building, and is woll adapted for a
comnodions billiard-room for three tables The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing, and is well adapted for printing room or ar
mory, and if not rented will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water and all the
mo ]ern improvements have been introduced on
each floor oS this building. and its position situated
in the very heart of the most business portion o.,
Washington must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to, or address
S.C.BARNEY
Estreet, between 9th and eth SITS, Washington
sep 17-e0tf-
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4c- PALPITtrIoS up THE HEART. NERVOUS DIsylsEs-
Liver Complaint. Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Costiyeucss
aud Piles. AL relieved and cured in an incredible
short space % ii re bv Carriers Spanish Mixture the
great tonic and purifier of the h,pod. II contains
not n particle of Mercury, Opium, or any noxious
drug: is peri city harmless, and has cured more
than five hundr d cases of disease
We can only refer the reader to the eertifcat T. a
few of which may he found in another column and
all Of which detailed in full around the b. title
1t Is the greatest of all Spring and Fall Mel cines
and Possesses influence over the blood t,,ly re,
Barksblc.
oil
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BUILDING Ma TERIALSI

T W. BADEN. south 81 ,e Pennsylvania avenue,
- near 6tn street, having completed his stock Of
Building Materials offers superior inducements to
contractors and others. lis stock lie complete and
extensive, and comprises excellent assortment
Of
Rural, Novelty, Peoples, Cottage, Villa, Mortoe,
Folding door, Carpenters, Cupboards, Chest
Till, Pad, Horse, Dead and Trunk Locks
Cut anu Wrought Nails Of all sizes
G.mlet-point and other Screws
Brads and Spriggs Tacks Flush, Spring, Shutter,
other Bolts
Pearl, White, Mineral, Iron Rosewood, Brass, and
ether Door Knobs and Bell Pals
Brick and Frame TurlIhucLles
Window aad Shutter Springs, HooBe, Essps
staples, Drops and Escu:cheons
Shutter Screws, Stubs, Pl"t"s. ard lifts
sash Knobs, Door Springs, Axle and other Pull,ys
sapdpaper, Glue, &c.
In fact everything in tie Building Line
Tie above articles have been selected With r-raat
re, and received direct from the manuf.ctnrer,
siiu -iu De sold to customers on the most liberal
terms.
DIV stook is infarior to none In The city, end call
respectfully solicited frcm those in war,
JN0. V BAD
. Pa avenue, near ca. strc-J.
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IL There IL no bster time than the present &c
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter cloth;ny
To those in wsrt of superior or low-priced apparel
we would urge the prudence Of visiting the popula,
establishment known rs NOAH WALKERS MAJ.
hLA HALLCLoIliNG EMPORIUM, Browns build
ing. where they b. suited it'll every ysrictv ami
sly" Of clothing. Their besutiial and we'll selected
stock consists in part OF fine bls Il and fancy
co'h frocA sack aud dress coats: superior plain and
talmss paletats and sack oye-coats: with the hc-t
selection Of fine black doeskin and fancy cashmere
pants cut velvet silks satin, cashmere and plush
vests Also, shirts collars drawers cocks, craysts
handkerchiefs, suspenders, gloves, undershi.ts &c
All OF which they will sell lower than any othe,
house in this or any other city. We would also cali
the attention Of ladies to their complete assortment
OF Boys Clothing. large supply Of servants wear
always on hand.
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FIEI.n,S HnTEI.

CAPITOL HILL, WASHINGTON, D. c..
" ILL be opened for the reception of guests on
W Saturday, November 10Th. IL is unnccessa a.
ry TO enuul'rate tie advantages this Hotel possess
ever all others in Washington, in point Of location
and being also ,n'ireiy new. ard furnished in the
most modern style. From experience the ur-
dersgned has had in the first hotels in New York
city ana sarafoga Springs, and a'so, at Wizards Uo
tel in this city, he tateis him u that he can max
his new HOTEL q comfortable and agreeable home
Tor all who may favor him-with II cir patronage.
". D. FIELD.
Washington, November 18th, 1853
lQ-lln,
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STOVES! STOVES q STOVES ~
F. Y. NAyLOR.
q IL n

south iade IennsyfrdHtG duenUe. near Sd Stro1,
~ Invites the attention Of all who are In want
81 Of STOVES to one of the most extensive as
<s4Y sentiments Of the latest and improved styles
- They comprise FURNACES, CRATES and
COOKING STOVES Of the most approved patterns
including the CELEBRATED Kisterbock Cooking Stove
fancy Parlor and Hall STOVES. for coal or wood, as
also the Sarat - Radiator. adopted either for the
paror or hail. h:ch he oilers for sale at the lowest
market Prices
5lso, III 9uiacturer and dealer in TIN, COPPER
and SIIEEr-li.NN WA2E, made CT the best mate
rial and workmanship. An excellent assortment Of
Culinary Articles always on hand
S. Roonn., 1uttering, SCOUTING, &C. executed
by experienced workInen, and repairs neatly done.
Sole Agent for Winslcw'f Improved Patent Coffee
Rcas;er. sep A-S&W3m-
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BOSTON. Nov. 22.-The Fall River train
from Boston for New York was run into
to-day by the Bridsewater train. The
last car oil the former train was smashed
and five persons seriously injured. scald-
ed, etc. Among them is the Rev. Mr..
Potter, of Charleston, South Carolina.
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see advertisement.

eS- The inimitsble THOMPSON is dsilv engaged
IN taking those wonderful STEREOSCOPE POR-
TRAITS. vi irh are winring for him such au enyip-
bic reputation. THOMPSON hss many in;tstor~
"us ms pictures are ahead Of all rivalry. If the
Pubhc wish for Portraits possessing all the attributes
a., perfection, brilliant but uuf,dng lit them try
IioMpaoN. His pictures, Pope said of his
friends VIII bloom i'll their colOrs for thousand
year! ms "'urry Is on Pennsylvania avenue
between = sid 0h streets. Try lin.
poyll-,f
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Be- Tie Idry'"ad Institute, have awar led " g,ry.
HURST another Medal for his superior Daguereotyp.s
making the Fo1rth Annual EA Ambition at which h.
he has received the highest award given ty this In
stitute If You want your likeness taken. 90 IA
WHHEHtRsI's He mskes likenesses. not character
at his gallery betwen Fourand half and 9th street
PennsylyaDi avenue
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The New Masonic Hall in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2l.-The laying
of the corner stone of the New Masonic
Hall in Chestnut street, was performed
this morning with imposing ceremonies.
despite the heavy rain storm that pre-
vailed.
There were several thousand persons
present to witness the exercises.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF THg
CONTINENTAL GUARDS.
Al JACKSON HALL.
THUR SDAY, December I,lsj3

I'M RSDAf, Decc Der i, 1883.
I7IiE CONTINENTAL GUARDS respectfully an
L nonnce to their military friencr. tbe public in
general, and the ladies in particular that trey wi
2ivc oce of their POPULAR BALLS on THURSDAY
HE )ss day Of December next, at Jackson Hall, lie
ing their third Annual Ball. The Committee of Ar
rsngemeats = not deem ii necessary TO say what
they wi do e Eit>e tGiS what their first and 50
coiid ann" balls were) he most popular bal Of ,h'
senson. me public well aware that the b. Is
the Old Coz nant;lS always "done up IT. FL.
style. They may Teet assured that DO expenss -.
pains will be spared to make this ball 60 off with
same ec that has heretofore characterized the balls
of the Continental Guards
AtS14 O'Clock tho Guards Will march into -hs
Saloon with arms and uccoutrenents, when IL y
Will be carried through dress drill in presence
he company.
At O'clock the ball will be opened hy Prone
made, Professor Pr lsperi's 6and playing the Cont
mental Quickstep. composed expressly for the ''C.n
tiuentsls."
The COMMITTEES having charge Of the refre,hmentl
viii leave nothing undone &c please the tastes of al
present. Supper can lie had at any time between
!"e ,o;,fs Of II and 3 O'Clock
The military are requested 10 appear IL full uni
form.
30 hats CT caps viii be allowed in the room ex
cept the military dress caps.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. %. Il M.-Howard
street and City Mills flour, Sc GO Cts
1000 bbls. sold White wheat, 81 50 a
81 Sc cts; red wheat, 81 39cts.-lO,O 900
bushels sold. Corn unchanged-6GO0
bushels sold.
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Staamhnat Exnlosinn

CHARLESTON, Nov. I'll The steamer
Robert Martin, a cotton boat plying be-
tween here and Cheraw, burst her boiler,
killing and wounding ten persons. The
captain and the engineer escaped.
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Night school for Young Tradesm,n

HIS Instltutloh Is now open Tor young who
i are disposed to learn. Those vino wish to jeis
the school are requested to do promptly short
ly there Will lie no room for more but by vacancy
For terms apply at the rooms of the Instructor on
street near 18th, rear Of Messrs. Baden Brothers.
Hardware store.
Washington, November 10Th, 1853.
ot&
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GEORGIA IT 6 Senator

MILLEDGEyILLE, Nov. lS.-The Geor-
gia Senate has voted-fve Democrats in
the afhrmative-to postpone the Senate
rial election over this session. Great ex-
ciument prevails in consequence.
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New Figs

BosToN. Nov. 2l.-The barque Race
Horse, from Smyrna, with the first cargo
of ne* figs Of the season, arrived here
this orning. Among her passengers is
(. ant SeazinSki.
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Rhode island State Constitution,

BOSTON, Nov. 21.-An election is being
held in Rhode Island on the question of
holding convention to revise the state
constitution. 1t is believed the project
will be defeated.
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Explosion and Loss OF L 'fe.

New YORK, Nov. %, 10 M.-An explo-
sion occurred at Childs distillery. Tenth
avenue, killing Thomas Crosby and
severely scalding John McCoin.
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SONTAG's SONGS. &c

M THIN mile Of Edin boro' Town: Con;p,
w thro' the Rye; The sSiss song ducf. Ma =
Ter and scholar; Schubert's Serenade; Whistle and
~ come to you, my lad; The Last Rose of Suum =
Home: Sweet Home; &c. Aso, The White saualt
Days OF Childhood; The Flowers are sloepine Prim.
Donna Waltz: Julen's American Quadrillec sontn0
ScAottl'che and Polka, rs duet al-o. And all the
latest music regularly received at
nov 10 WHERE'S 9th street.
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$4,000
RTH OF sEkSOEA1LE DRY GOO,

TO BE RUN OFF AT COST.
IN consequence of Mr.. g. W. YeRBY having buei-
i Ness to attesd to in the States of Massarhutets
and New York, VIII oh requires his personal atter-
tfon, We shall commence, on MONDAY p~xt, No
vember 7, 70 ruu of the whole sbocs ~ cost, for
cash. There will be no humbug or mistake about
the matter the ,oho5e stock must BE- closed cat by
the middle Of sed month. Persons wi-hing DRY
GOODS at 25 PEI cent less than usual prices, will
please call and examine cur large stork, they
will find il complete il every department and nearly
all Of the stock new; having been bought during
the last two mon Tbs.
Our stock consists In part Of
IS pieces Ingram Carpet
30 do Brussels do
do Velvet do
20 do Hemp do
10 do Stair do
IS do Floor Oil Cloth, from 5 to is feet wide
AIS pair Blankets
ITO Aarseilles Quilts
IS Alendale do
200 pieces Shsetings
30 dozen Table Napkins
l50 do Towels
Is pieces Table Damask
100 do Russia Diaper
so do Shifting Lineo
200 do Calicoes
$50 do II. d. Lame all qualities
$50 do Parmetta Cloths and English Mourning
IS do Preach Merinos, al! colorS and shades
130 do and patterns plaid Silks
10 do Black Silks, all grades
80 do plain Silks
10 do Ciosking Cloths, very handsome shades
In Hmbroideries We have Very fine Stock, and very
cheap
leo Pointed Lace Collars
80 Embroidered Collars, all styles
Us pairs Lace and Embroidered Undersleeres
80 embroidered Chemizsttes
10 dozen embroidered Handkerchiefs
20 do Clear Lawn do
lis do Linen Cambria do
COO Shawls, Dong and squsre) Plaid Shawls, Cash
mere, long and square, with large stock Of
Grape Shawls
300 dozen Hose and Il Hose for Ladies, Gentlemen,
and children.
We would invite the particular attention Of Gen.
tsmen to our stock adapted 10 their uses:
IS dozen English Cotton = Hose
80 do Merino = Hose
lt0 do very heavy wool IS Hose
80 do various styles winter Gloves
80 do superior Neck Ties
Is do Cravsts, black and fspcy
As do bundles Undershrts, suited to the season
TERBY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue end It'll street,
nov 1T Miss ceTmost's New Building.
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TN iRS. Is. GREGG will open a handsome a.
AE lsortment of Paris Millinery on Thursday, the
with instant, over Geo. !. Aliens Store, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets on the north side of Pa
avenue, where she respectfully invites the attention
of the Indies Of Washington AL Georgetown.
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a. PARK HOTEL FOR SALE

Msi Proprietors Of lark Hotel, the well known re-
sort Of the public, 18th street, st the intersection
OF the plank road, offer for sne the good will and
fixtures with lease Of the establishment for eighteen
months. 1t contains Bowling Saloon, Shooting Gal
iery, Dancing Saloon, Stabrg for 20 or 30 horses.
1t is also surrounded by beautiful grove. and has
ten of land attached. 1t will DO sold on rea-
sonsble terms If appi alton be Immediately made r.
the propretors about engaging in other business
Apply to HARRISON BRO,
nov 11-2w#- an the rremises
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II. RbAGROVE, late of the District If
IL columbia, respectfully Informs his friends
and he public in general that he has opened, one
door above the private resiieGce OF TX. Bradley ESQ.,
King street. eEand-Is. virginia, a TOBACCO q.
GAR, and SNUFF SToRE, where 'hose who are fbRd
OF indulging in the ef tlosc articles n.y be &c.
commodated with the choiceeS brands Of
CIGARS, SMOKING TOBACCO,
CHEWING TOBACCO, SNUFPS, &c.
DE Keeps the celebrated ANTLNERyoUS FIG To-
BACCO, which is very fine.
Intending to keep the best articles at moderate
prices and with disposition to please all who f.vor
him with their custom, he hopes to receive portion
Of public patronage. oct l9-dlwkWav