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HoUsEKEEPER,s GOODS.

dCUSEhEEPER'S GUOUS.
TOHN NJ. DOM BROTHER have just opened
y and arrange | a handsome assortment of Goods
Suitable for the season, viz:
Pari IN Marble ODDS
PiEer Nache AMI French painted do.
FIR nch China and Berlin Iron Coz DIS. as Cups
AMI >au"ers, Mugs Cardstands. aud Match
Boxes, Dresden China. very Ii .ndsomc, Bas
kets an Work Boxes, Portable Desks, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome Castors, Mugs Tea Sets
Card and Cake Baskets, Gobe;s, Forks and
Spoons
Mustards, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar, ETHEREAL, Hall. &c.
BRUNZED GOODS
Fen'ers. Dogs, Shovel and Tongs, Spittoons
Candlrstrks, andeabras, uatracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES
Very large gilt frame. mahogany and walnut
Looking Glass s. Lricket Tables.
FURNITURE.
Several ndsome painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and good
Bureaus, sofas, Extension Tables
Chairs OF many patterns and IN pcs and mate
BE stead, Eels Mattresses and Feathers in
the bag
China. glass, stone, and crockery War. in
quantities, large stotk, well assorted, and
cheap.
JAPAN WARE.
Toilet Sets CandIes'icks Cake Boxes
Bru hes, Woodward. Iron Ware
Clocks OF y veral varieties and Patterns, 80
hour and dly. Our stock is certainly the
III st complete Of any kept in the District or
Perhaps at any other place
We invite call from pc: in want of ar; ic es in
the line of housekeeping, and fatler ourselves
they be accomm dated Mt our establishment
promptly and at rs reasonable prices for tue quality
as at any tther place
JOHN NJ. DOM r. BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 10th and l1th IT'S
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III. It. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and Gla
GREAT DISCOVERY.

IL create discoveries are those which are most
pehelcial to The human race JOY and gladnps
Iesuit rom tn m di covery that proiuc,s hanpi.
ecrnlty by cou.hs and colds that s,tled into that
'hanly OF human lfe-C NsUMprloy, How m nv
suner da'iy WI coughs who might rid thsm.elycs
y, ''er anction Toe mere uifi. Is there u rem dy,
Vas ''e "iSeu'c been made W hrh will gisc rel;.fy
re! hcint'shrs ARABIAN SYRUP" and the x An.
hLA'NG CORDIAL have cen discovered, they have,
ven relief TO thousands who TT. ring up N tn.
nilu n o' sne trtVe' Turned sorroS into joy, ard
pod ced hapl iness wLcre nought but Gloom ,rc,
vailed. o tie
For ale nv w. TT. Gilman. corner of PepnsvIvap;.
avenue, and ~ street; ID. Gilman, rennsyiyania
ave re re-. between oth and 9TH streets, and tn ropre-
Tor. 9TH STREET between and T. streets south
IN 2i-htf
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.
AN" COMMERCIAL REVIEW

EY FREEMAN HUNT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
HE number for December, 1850, completed The
L twenty third semiannu Al yo une The WORT
mas been en- ar ed since its C rmmenccment in Juy
1888, and each volume now containing l.ore III IN
seven hundred large octave pages. A few comnIc;e
feeS o, The MAGAZINE may he ottained at the abolish
err o;fc, III fu Ion street New York ne,tIy 80.
substantially bound, for two dollars aud q half D.
volume p
The following arc n few ofthe many commeudatarv
ettIs recPi'ed 10y the Ell tor of the Merchants Ma
gazinc from distinguished statesman:
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STOVES. STOVES.
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &C.

Wv Ia tnd and for sale at Stationers' III H. al
~ illng the Irving Hotel an extensive as.rrt
nlrht OF Perfumcry, tarina Cologne ms Toilet and
Gth@r Soaps Balm of Co!umbis, Tooth Powder,
brushes, and All Other arti pertaining 10 Il Tot
and Shoes. ~
All OF which VIC vii! sell at least thirty per cent
On afer ia IN the ca be purch sed elsewh re
AuS C ur cents per page. Call at
j h - STATI1NERS HAIL
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Tsrsons pishing to te served wath the EVEN
- sr,Rn % II Lare their names and address at Lmes
XII ,, LIST 1oard, Bishops periodical ore adjoining
g1Iurfs, A. 7atss near 1lth street, j. Mtss Bro'o"s
NIL Tunes Miners 9Th street, at Joe Sihington's
l.,on Building. Also, A. Lammonds 7h street.
4dr,rt.ssments can be I.ft at the abore places.
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ERENCH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN BAS.
l. kErS. of every description. rery cteap Looking
Glasses, Hobby lIorses. iropellorS Carriages Bows
SlelshS, Small Billiard Tables Back Cannon Boards,
D"minocs, Chess Men, Dice, PLAY ing Cards, Nihin
strings and mauy other new goods received ard for
sale, wholesale and retail, at
LANMOND'S
9TH street Fancy Store, I'd door below z.
ian e.
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Letter from tie Hon Thomas III. Benton.
WASHINGTON CITY, April 20, lSsy

WASHINGTON N1Tf, Apr1l ~, lSiJ.
Nr. Freeman Hunt. SIg: owe GU many thanks
for the orportunit hava had read the Merchants
Magazin and have und it in really to lie a Maya
zine, and that well re leDishel. Of all the uscfal
matt-r whi'h the title would imply, and presented
with fullne an clearness which dill shts Will. l.
instrucis. 1t is, in fact, merchants magazLe in
the large accept ton Of the term-merchants VINO go
between nations. VIII Sc large operat Ms bring many
depa rtmen of knowledge, and view OF the state Of
the Sorld into d i requi>iion. But it no. the
great merchant only, but the one Of more mode t,
but nevertheless, of most uSefdl oper III DDs-tbe
merchant ofthe interior aiso-wbo will fiod this mt
gazine abound with the information, the pursuit
Of his busincss the cevation the mprc utii
character requires. Nor is its utility 1T all confined
rcnants but extends to the legi at pr and diplo
matist. and to all wh) are Oh ,rged with manag ng
tie aft .irs Of the nation. FOR myself have found
it most useful to me IN my senatorial labors, ard
hs,e been in the habit for many years Of c-rfulIy
consulting il.
Very respectfully, sir, your obedient servant.
THOMAS III. BENTON.
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ssr Mr.. WILLIAM TUCKER. wath such as
,,,ooce as Re may employ, is authorized to re-
..;,, subscribers and Advertisements for the
8 Dq5y E ening Star" Mr.. BURNS will ua't
m III, citizens Of Georgetown.
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Letter from Hon. Henri CZou.

ASHLAND, 20lh July, Is4s
Dear SIR wish to express to you The graf fcat;un
lder1ved Oh receiving the July number of the N-r.
chants hagaZ he and Commercial Review fr,m VII. ~
Ing your portrait in the beginning. and from rcadpe
your address to youS friends at the end of it. When
we feel under Oh il 'ons to those who have contr J.
uted tt our information AID amusement we are p.t
uraty deSlr JUS to possess knowledge of IN I'm of
thelr appearance of the featares of their counten
ancr, and OF te Oh" racter and habits of their mind
which We can acquire. You have placed your nun
erous re- der' lat least you have me- if / may not
speak TO theT) under those obligations: and the
number of your valuable work now Iefore ne in
some gree, sat sizes Tn, desire to which have alIu
died.
have become quite familiar with the Magazine
ard EevIew. and have no hesitation n ressig my
humble opinion that il is emiuently entitled 10 th.
nublc regard and support 1t collects aud arranr,s
In SIoi order, lar amount of valu able stltis cal
and tther information, high useful not only I, tn.
mcr liant but 10 The statesman, TO she Gu tiva or of
the earth, to the Ii anuatturer. to the mariner i'm
short to all Glasses of the BUSH and reading com,
mUnty
Entertaining this opinion, L am glad that il has
been and hope that it may continue be, literally
patronzei 1.
Oferlrg you cordial assurances of nv esteem and
reg nd. am truly your friend and obedient servant
FREEMAN Hunt, esq. HCLAY
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BLANKETS, BLANKETS, &C.
} PAT S Ribbon Ia, Blankets
~ Is do u very heavy Whitney do
10 do 10 4 10 DO do
10 do 9 i Servants do cheap
10 do g. Red Blankets do
W,th bed comtorts-1l4. 104, "a. 81 6-L 50
Bleached shee'ings, with Brown nd Bleached cot
to's from "a cents up; with large stock of goods
suitable for the scason-which we offer very cheap.
ID. IL. TEBBS, 6CO.,
jan S-2w no south side Penn. av bet 6 Z
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Local Affairs.

The UOtc(s.-Ihe IIOtelS are now jam 1uli,
and crowds of yisiters are flocking in from
al parts of the Union. AS the time for the
arrival Of the President elect approaches,
the usual mass of aspirants for favors ut his
hands press forward and we will, there
fore, now have busy time Of it until May
next Perhaps a greater proportion of dis
cppoiated expectants, after Inauguration day
never, before, will have to retire from
Washington than on this occasion, and why?
The immense majority by which he was
elected, will swell the list of applicants to
an unusually large amount; but this will
not increase the Offices. A celebrated mem.
Der of Parliament, Sir Edward Derry, of
Kerry, (Tralee) made but one speech in
bis life time in the British House of Com
mons, as follows &c Mr.. Speaker, 1 move
that every quart bottle do hold a quart"
Every office can only hold an office, aspirant,
regard to his quart bottle, whether he
considered or not, that the bottle he re-
ferrel to did not contain the proper
InperiL Measure. There are many local
aspirants too that will feel disappointed, but
We must all Ego with the times" in these
days of Manifest Destiny"
Railroads.-Were Pennsylvania Avenue
IN any part of New York, the ':Gothamits,"
such is their passion for railroa DIS, would
have it encountered with certainly some
half dozen railroads We are ''behind the
age in this respect and must stir the pro-
per authorities on the subject. The
"GraUs ana Reverend Ssigniors'
our especial guardians at the Capitol
aided by the city authorities should do
something in the premises, in these days of
Ericsson propellers, steam, and the tele-
graph.
The Improvements at the Capitol, 5c.-The
appropriation of 100000 was to spirit on
Inc works at the ca pitol, will doubtless soon
De brought up in the Senate. The season
Is opening, and large number of unem-
pOyed laborers, are remaining here in an
oclpation of the passage of the bill. We
trust 1t will soon be brought up for consid-
Grafton. The other public buiidings-the
fatent Office in particular-together with
ahrge proportion of new edi6ces are spring
Ing up like magic in our midst. We, for
some years enjoyed this sou6ri7uet of
THE City Of Magnificent Distances"
We are rapidly emerging from the :'swad-
dlns cloths" and, with Davy Crockett we
have only to say: "go-ahead"
me City Post OGce.-We are positively
untitled to some thing in the shape of de-
cent building for the conducting of the i'm
p'r'ant public service at the post Office
"no should look after this business? Nous
rerrons.
ihe Presidents Lerees-These agreeable
''8ee' are most fashionably attended by
pe'iect galaxy of classic beauty each even
~s' The gallants are bowed in amid pyra-
~'as OF gay plumage and wreaths of smiles
such as usually ornament the Senate gal
''y on the occasion of the delivery of o
eeat speech.
'ssassoARQ 1A-We had . posting hasi-
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MUSIC DEPOT.

Pennsylvania Avenue, south side, doors mest
# 10Th street.
NIIIERE can at all times be seen ard obtained
w musical nnstram Dts OF every DIES, ri,tion AL
choice coll, c.ions OF Sacred ms from the
Operas. and all The POPULAR muse OF the day
Just Received, splendid assor mcnt of Violin and
Guitar strings, for sale by
jan 25-6t GEO uILDUS
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OF the parties We omit for the present, unit
we ascertain the denoument of this s.affa;r
honor"
Austria.-Dr. Charles Zannone delivers
Lecture at Carusi's Saloon tonight O.
Austrian Politics.
National Weatre.-Mrs. Mowatt performs
Juliet to- night at the Theatre Those who
have not seen this gifted and accomplished
lady had better avail themselves of this
opportunity, as she performs in Richmond
next week.
Numbering The St,eets.-The tim> has ar
rived when something should be done to
point out to the stranger his residence, and
enable him to " ind out where he lives"
when here. We are sadly neglected in this
respect The letter and figure system of
numbering should be abolished as soon as
possible.
Funeral Of a Member Of Congress.-The
remains of the late Mr.. Buell. were yester-
day removed to his family burial ground,
accompanied by Hon. Preston King and
some sorrowing friends.
Strangers in 7own.-Among our list of
arrivals will be found large accession of
distinguished strangers to day.
The Weather.-To-day we had regular
spring weather We had a small smack Of
light frost in the morning, but the sun shone
out with genial warmth throughout the day.
Old "Jack Frost" seems inclined to make
way for the "swallows" in very short
time.
Roots Gallery.-We were in at Roots
Gallery, On the avenue between Sixth and
Seventh streets, this afternoon and had
the pleasure of seeing his daguerreotypes #
the 6 Baptism of Pocahontas," the "Sur-
render of Corvallis" and the " Surrender
of Burgoyne." They were taken from the
painting in the Capitol, for Duval of Phila-
delphia and we suppose that we shall soon
see copies offered for sale at the different
book stores.
Root has certainly done his part and if
the photographer does nearly as we'll, Daval
will lose nothing by his under taking.
Mlitary.-The sons of Mars, at this par
ti:ular time, are rather scarce about the Ave
nue. promenades, and such as appear look
rather seedy enough. Congress treats our
military shabbily, if not mnyratsful. This
| is unjust.
Rscing.-Yesterday the police officers ar
rested q gang of negroes who had been driv-
ing horses through the streets faster than
the law allows; or, in other words, racing
their horses. We were glad to see the ar.
rest, and hope that the officers will continue
to arrest every person who may be seen en-
gagged in such sport. The lives of persons
passing along the streets are endangered by
it. Give them the extent of the law!
Disorderly.-Mertee lennon, Frederick
Urset and F. A. Fitteker were taken to the
watch house last night for being drunk and
disorderly. This morning they were sent
t. the work for thirty days.
MUSIC DEPOT.
Pennsylvania AUenue, south side, doors acest
IF 10Th street.
WHERE can at all times be ard obtained
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Joe SHlLLlNGTON uASNECEIV.
y Cd
My Novel, or Varieties of English Life by Bull
wecr, complete.
GreeIeys Wing Almanac, for 1853.
History of Europe, 10y Sir A. Allison.
Blackwood's Ma .azine, for j. nu ,ry
Adventures of Captain Black, by the author of
Hector OIL ,losan.
Goleys Ladys Book, and Crab lm's Magazine,
fJr February.
G easoa's Pcto' ial and Barnums U'ustr ,trd
News, back numbers from The com mencemelt OF the
year, on hand
Also, buck numbers CT all the Nigga ines for
sale.
Books. Newspapers, Stationery, and every thing
in the per Oil al line For sale IT
JOE SHILLINGTp\'S Bookstore
0deon Building, corner of y Est. and Pa ave-
jan %
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WIN. BIRD.

Dealer In Lum Der und Coal.
WILL have the accounts Il his customers ready
w for preeuatadon on the II q 5aona'ys aeeA
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NEW JERSEY ES.-Families
~ who may wish to he supplied with prime New
Jersey aoes for winter in lots Of five ard ten
bushels have their orders fill nv leaving them
WITH JNO. Ii. KIBBEY e. CO.
No 5, opp site Centre Market
n. Il. 500 bushels expected daily,
IN 11-l2tif
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Letter from the Hon. Vim. II. .Seuard

Letter from the Hon. VIM. III. Seudrd.
My Dpar sir: Have the goodness to pscs my name
on your ii :ubst bers the Merchants MAYA
zine. regard it as an invaluable work fer the
IF all who would under .tand not mt rely commercial
operations in this extet ding country. but the fiscal
aud numerical questions involved in the admins
trsion of the government
am, wi great respect, your humble rvsnt
WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD.
Freeman Hunt, egg.
The Merchant MazaIipe /. published monthly, At
l4s Fult IN street. SOw York. by Freeman Hunt snd
rurni,bei 70 aahsc stsss1Ug y,ss ydAsss. yss.sis
advsurR ~ -
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Extract Of a Letter from Maiiard FWn,o-e
81 have read it (Merrhant's Magazine) with a
gof deal of attention, and have he taton ia say
ing that think it of the most valuable peri ai.
Gals That was ever pub ished. To the merchant "
seems quite ndi pen-a able, and to The ttatesman
man of general information almost equal. DEE iraIe.
1t il grand REPOSITORY Of useful facts and informa-
tl.n which cai lie fouI now here So well digesied
and accessible in these numbers. only regret
that do lot tic whole work"
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WINES, BRANDIEs, CIGARS, ROcERIEs
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPs, &c.
JNO. Z. HIBBEY 4 CO.

No. 5,oppcsite Centre Market.
I IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in the above goods.
of fer to families, clubs and the trade an un.
passed variety Of
WINEs-Madeiras, Clarets. Champagnes Parts
sherri-s Hooks, &c. on drausht, in demijohns
and bottles.
LIQUoRs-Brandics, Rum, Whiskey, Gin. &c.
LIQUEks- Curacao, Maraschino, Aniset til, Noyeau.
Btters, &c.
MALT LIoUERs-London Brown Stout Scotch and
English Aies.
CIGARs-A variety of brands.
PIcKLES-Best quality IF English and French
sAucEs-For Fish Currie, Game, Meats &C.
TEAs-Breakfast Teas. Souchong, Pouchong, Peko~.
Oolong, Tyson, Young Tyson, &c. in chests, ~
chests, anu boxes.
SuGARs-Brown, Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, Gran
debated. &c.
CoFFEE-Mocha Java Mara 'cabo, Rio, &C.
CHEEsE-Stilton, Chedder, Sapsago, Parmesan, Dutch
and American.
HAMs-Best American and Wrstphalia.
&C. LEA PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE]6A
jan Oft
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NOTICE.-l have on hand snail lot of | pprajn
~ ard Cotton C rpets, whi h will close out at
.rime cost. Also, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vet ngs and
Satinetts, which will sell It very I'm 81 adva nee
Those in want Of gr bargains in the above goods
will please give me a call.
D: r. TEBBs, No4 ~
South side ava Bat. 9Th aud 7th Sta.
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An Address to the Citizens OF Wash.
ingtOn.


called on you in my card to meet on the
I'd instant, and now say unto you assem-
bic together and hold preliminary meetings
on tomorrow night so as to be prepared for
grand rally on the 9th Of February, 1853.
In the hall will give you notice Of by Mon
day next. Let all come that believe the
Constitution of the United States of Anne
RIGA was adopted to establish justice, and
| that 'sthe citizens of each State shall be en-
| titled to all the privileges and immuuities of
the citizens of the several States" And that
Congress has not the right to pass law or
rule of any kind that conflicts with the Con-
stitution of the United States, or that strips
an American citizen Of his rights rs has
been done to me in the Senate of the United
States since December 6, 1849, when I was
arrested for acts that had not even thought
of towards Henry Clay, or any other person
or persons whatever.
In vain have 1 appealed for a just redress
to the body that did the wrong, for four
sessions now nearly gone. 1 ask for bread,
| they give me a stone. Had /. banditti of
Greece, Rome, or Mexico done what was
done to me, think you, fellow CT liens, l
would not have Jared better than | have
Jared in the District of Columbia? Would l
have been stripped of the sympathy of the
country, as have been, by their iniquitous
SANDER? cut off, socially, politically, and
religiously, and denied the comforts of life
l know I would not have been so treated
by many of you. Therefore aid in reform
ing the wrong done to me, an innocent, per-
secuted man. JAMES ROBERTSON
N. D.-The Constitution will be ready for
your adoption on Feb. 9th, 1853 There
fore let each that feel disposed to favor the
cause, copy out this VOW, to wit: do here
by vow that will uphold the Constitution
and Laws of the Emmanuel Republican
Order,' SO long as it conforms to the prin-
! cipes of the Word of God, and the Consti-
tuition of the United States of America.
Feb. lit. JAMES ROBERTSON.
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AND HOUsE-FUR
NISHING GOODS.

ELEGANT FURNITURE AND HOUsE-FUR-
NISHING GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand at his
i Furnishing Ware Rooms large and well select
ed assortment Of Furniture, China, Glassware, &C.,
compri>ing-
Rosewood, Walnut, and haho any Sofas
Arm Chairs. and Parlur Chairs finished in Broca
telle, Plush, and lair Cloth
Elegant Rosewood, Walnut, and Nah ,gapv full.
Slab Dressing Bureaus, W ardrobes, Wash.ta, dis.
Bedsteads, Feather Bed, lair and Shuck Mat.
trasses, &c,
G.id Band Dinner and Dessert Sets, richly de-
cOratd
French China Teaware, Flower Vases, Coffee Ours
Silver Plated Casters, Spoons. Ladies', Forks DC
In short, i stock embraces ALL that is useful or
ornamental in the HUUSE-FURNISHING line, AMI
at prices that cannot fail TO please.
liberal credit will be extended far good notes or
references.
dec 10 JAMES C.. MCGUIRE
n ARRIVAL at BROWNS uUrEL
II just received t ON the mandatory of VIM L.
Mccauley, OF Baltimore
One case OF Patent Cork-Sole Boots
One cars of Double-Sole Boots
Ono case Qre Boots -
For sala e The fsahiOhsble Boot Store Of
dSea i M1LIA
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ness here last evening, that caused a tenn
porary excitement at the time. The name
OF the parties We omit for the present, unit
we ascertain the denoument of this "affair G
honor"

Austraa.-Dr. Charles Zannone delivers (
Lecture at Carusi's Saloon tonight, or
Austrian Politics.
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National Heatre.-Mrs. Mowatt performs
Juliet to- night at the Theatre. Those who
have not seen this gifted and accomplished
lady had better avail themselves of this
opportunity, as she performs in Richmond
next week
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ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR.
NJ RS. 5. PARknR is just opening
VSl Marrabout ie ,thers, for the b r' timed with
gold and silver sF 'iA
Ostrich feathei rs, for the hair tipped with gold
and silver. sou
Gold and silver Tule
A large IS ostment of rich Par's Ribbons
Pearl, Ivory, Red Bone and Sandal Wood Fans
Mitts, Cloves, Flowers, Bracelet l,ress Combs.
&c, pARkEK,S
Fancy and Perfumery Store Pa av:
jan 2o-3t News copy under National Hotel
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Strangers in Town.-Among our list of
arrivals will be found q large accession of
strangers to day.
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Numbering the St,eets-The time has ar
rived when something should be done to
point out to the stranger his residence, and
enable him to {" find out where he lives"
when here. We are sadly neglected in this
respect. The letter and figure system of
numbering should be abolished as soon as
possible.