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Notes hef tfdp-At the steambOat Wndr ytStcfs
day, an old rat made attempt to kdnap an oyster
that was lying snugly his shell awaiting the orders
of the proprietor of the house 10 ''tend the box.
The rat put his paw between the open shells, when
the oyster shut down him md held him fast. The
noise made by the rat IN trying escape, attracted
the attention of our informant, who with some ots
er>, had an opportunity of seeing the novel sight,
and put an end To the kdnappcr.
.isGwt and BuffcTg.-Peyton Hines colored was
arrested hy officer Martin for an assault and battery
on Henry EbeIing, a constable. After hcaling be
fore Justice Donn lines was held to bail for his an
pcaranse at court.
frret hyfhc Chief Of Policy strrdav. A coorcd
mar was arrested and taken before Justice Morsrll
by the Chief OF Police. The offence of which he
was guilty, twas holding dog To keen him frum fight
ing, without knowing or refusing to say who the
owner of the dog was. After getting to the Office
the man dismissed; though he could have OBJ
tascd any amount OF security that could be reGurpd
Poetry Of Hofion.-See Murders advertisements
for dancing class. He proposes ina,lerrrate Lieut.
Chase BaTney's Han, on I'll, street and the
avenue with the Graces Number is lust the mne,fro
{" drill your awkward limbs into the perfection o,
human motipn dignity and ease, Enter yournaInc<
immediately for his classes
EnfingS and Drinkin. s.-Sec Mr. Flplnnnn's adj
vert>enent for things of this kind supplied in the
most recherche character. The % Feot of Captol
iil'' cannot be beaten. in the supply of the good
things of this life, in the llne
BdH-The thirl annual ball Of the ContncntaI<
Will take place Tomorrow night, at jackson Hall
and VIII, we have no doubt, be numerouslv and
iashionaby attended. Every arrangement has been
made to afford comfort and pleasure to those attend
ing, and we hope that the attempts thus made to
give satisfaction, will be received with a similar
spirit. Tire Ia dqnsc.
The Nericnn Ioiunteers.-The meeting of tie dis
uIct companies Of tie District of Columbia and
Maryland Rcgim ent Of Mexican Volunteers. which
WAS called for last night, did take place in con
sequence of the business for which tie committee
was appointed, not having been entirely completed
Nc" Church.-Another Presbyterian Church, told
school Is about 10 be erected i'll l. street between
9TH and 9Th streets part OF the Flet her property
consisting of IL feet front by 100 feet deep has been
bought for that purpose. The purchase was effected
for about S27 900, by Mr. JOS G., C. Kennedy, acting
III behalf of the Trustees Of the General Assembly
M"scnt-The operate corps of Italian perform
ers, who are now engaged at Baltimore, under the
direction of SigBOrs l.. Arditi and De VrieS intend
to pay Washington visit, at the termination of their
performances at the above named city, when treat
may be anticipated for the lovers Of music.
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!. p. CRUTCHET; French Cook.

'E'lIE ADVERTISE respectfully makes known t. the
L public that lac continues to prepare, at privrtt
residences. well as ut balls, paTi,s &c, Dinners
and SuprerS in farisian style and will be pleased t.
attend promptly to al orders. He has fitted UP two
handsome rocpls @it! rioh furniture and every e!e
Cance of private Iansion where parties of twenty
OF less can he handsomely accommodated with Sup
pers and Dinners, privately AZ given in aT gen
tlemans dwelling. The table ware is of the finest
china silver. &C. and the attentions of lions Crutch
ct AMI assistants, being of the NEST Polite character
are here to lease the beau mOH6e His rooms ar,
on the corner Of 9Th and streets
nov lT-cotDfcl Init
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DIR. CASsCSVS.T,

: { Il G E o v d e " TTST,
DEiNG compelled to remove front his old stand.
ID on account Cf the laudla1y making different
arrangements this win err he takes this opportunity
to inform hi, friends aud tie public of Washington
and vicinity that be has taken convenient front
apartments eth street, near +, where he will
tinue permanently to perform all operations in Den
tai Surgery in the most scientific manner He re
turf Ii tanks to them for the liberal patronage
he has heretofore received and trusts to his reputa
ton and skill for the continuance of the same.
Az operations warranted.
noY 2f-cnlmt
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3O-l2 M.-Flour is
depressed. Howard st. and City Mills
-four So 5000 bbls. sold. Grain
declining. White wheat 81 SIS a. 81 SO.
Red wheat 81 IS 81 $4,000 bushels
sold. White corn 81 cts. Yellow corn
63 a 65 cts. Other articles same price
as yesterday.
The Germans of this city are preparing
to give Kozsta a welcome on his arrival.
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ATLANTIC
The Russians and Turks

Respecting the affair between the Rus
slams and Turks at Oltenitza, the Paris
Moniteur of the l4th inst, says
The Government has received the
following details of the rencontre on the
4th between the Turks and Russians at
Oltenitza. 1t is in the triangle formed
by the Argis, the Danube, and the village
of Olterlitza, that the sanguinary combat
of the 4th took place. The Turks were
only 5000 strong; they occupied the
quarantine building situated in the plain
near the Danube and the village. This
building and an old redoubt were fortified
with materials brought from Turtukai.
The Turks made use of the batteries of
that fortress with great success they
threw across the Danube, which is here
about 260 toises in width, shot and shells
which reached the Russians at the foot of
the village situate on an elevation. Gen.
Dannenberg, who directed the operations,
was at a short distance fIom the village
with his staff. The loss Of the Russians
isestimated at 200 men killed or wound
ed. Almost all the chefs de batilloa were
wounded, as well as several colonies
the great majority of the wounds were
made with conical balls. Prince Gort-
schakotf' has left for Ultcnitza.'
And the Steele further explains:
"On the I'd and Sd inst, the Russian
General Pauloff endeavored in vain to pre-
vent the Turks from establishing them
selves in advance of Oltenit:a, on the
Wallachan side of the Danube. The OF
tomans maintained their positions, and
caused the Russians loss of 600 men,
among whom arc Is officers. The posi-
ton of Oltenitza, situated about SO miles
from Bucharest, which is the basis of
their operations in Wallachia, appeared
so important to the Russian generals,
that they resolved to make fresh effort
to diSlodge the Turks from it. The at
tack was recommended on the 4th, and
continued through part of the 5th. The
Russians have had | 200 killed or wound
ed, and it is stated as certain that the
Ottoman chasseurS, armed with the Vim
cenncs carbincs, made terrible havoc in
the ranks of the officers. Almost all the
commanders of corps have fallen. We
will admit that VIC have no details on the
consequences of this second engagement
but there is reason to infer that the
troops of the Sultan have assumed real
attitude of superiority"
These defeats of the Russian forces
tend to increase the difficulty of any set
Element whatever of the quarrel except at
the point of the sword, and by Just so
much increase the probabilities of the
other European powers being drawn into
it. This is plainly indicated by the note
addressed, on the 3lst of October, by
Count Nesselrode to the Governments of
Europe.
1t is said that on the Russian Ambas-
sador communicating the note yesterday
to NJ. Drouyn L'Huys, the French Minis
ter, he added, in the name of the Ger,
that if single English or French ship
should pass into the Black Sea, be should
consider it as declaration of war.
The Russian Minister of Finance has
promulgated decree laying an embargo
on Turkish vessels from and after the
22nd of November.
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JULLIEN's MUSIC.

JULLIEN'S MUSIC.
A MEXICAN QUADRILLES
II The Holy Family
The Prima Donna Song
The Flowers are Sleeping
When Thou art by My Side
Heed not the Idle Tales
Twas ON q Sunday Morning
Little Katy or, Hot Corn
Katydid Song, or Katydids answer TO Katy
Together with all of Julien's Music as prepared at
his Concerts, for sale at the Music Depot of
HILBUs HITZ,
South side fs. avenue, near 10th street
nov a.
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Departure Of the Arabia, &c.

New YORK, Nov. 50, T. M.-The
steamer Arabia sailed this morning with
one hundred and six passengers, and six
hundred and seventy thousand dollars in
specie. NJ. De Brecch, bearer Of de.
Spatches TO Russia, went out as passenger.
The ship Ficksburg, for New Orleans, is
ashore near Rockawav.
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Arrival Of Kozsta-Railroad Accident.

BosToN, Nov. 29.-The barque Sultana
has arrived here from Smyrna, with
Kozsta on board.
A large rock fell on the Easton Rail-
road track near East Boston to-day,
throwing off the cars and killing the en-
gineer and fireman.
Ex-Governor Williams has been ap-
pointed l. S. Senator from New Hamp-
shire, in place of MIR. Atherton.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Nov. so, P. N.-Western
and State brands flour, Sc 81. Sc s7t
cts. Howard street, 81 s. % cts
$4,000 bbls. sold. Wheat, 10000 BUSH
els Michigan sold at ST 6s to 81 - cts.
Southern red, 81 &c cts. Corn-white 70
cts.-20,000 bushels sold. Stocks de-
clined. Cotton dull.
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New Dress Making Establish IN en- [.
'1NHOSE wishing the most perfect fitting dresses
l. must call on MRS. II. CADY, at which p!ac.
dresses are being made by Mrs Gethen's new inven
on.
Ladies will, no doubt, think 1t marvellous when
she say that she neither has to pin Innings moi
alter dresses-her fits are all warranted perfect.
The system taught, including apparatus, for Five
Dollars.
Mrs. c. invites all to give her call and see for
themselves. Dresses or Patterns cut for 81 u cents
The most fashionable imported patterns for sale
on moderate TERMS consisting of Cloaks, Mantillas
Dresses. 81 rcves, &c.
Mantua Makers can be supplied with the most re-
cent patterns on the most reasonable terms.
MRS. X. CADY,
18th street near +, Washington City.
I1-ff
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
oFTHE
CONTINENTAL GUARDS.
II JdOhhUN HhBD,
THURSDAY, Dec m Der 1, 1855 B..


THE CONTINENTAL GUARDS respectfully an
L nounce to their military friends, the public Ia
general, and the ladies in particular that they will
give one of their POPULAR BALJt ON THURSDAY,
the lst day of December next, at Jackson Hall, be-
ing their third Annual Ball. The Committee Of Az
rangements do not deem it necessary tn say what
they wi do 70 nuke this (what their first and
coud annual balls were the most popular ball Of the
SEASON. the public well that the Balls Of
the Old Continentals always "done up In fine
style. They may rest assured that no expense or
pains will be spared to make this ball go off with the
ecat that has heretofore oh sracte1ed the balls
of the Continental Guards
AtSl3 O'Clock tho "Guarde" will march into the
Saloon with arms and accoutrements, when they
will be carried through a dress drill in presence Of
the company.
At O'clock the ball will be opened by PRONE
nade Professor Prosperi's Band playing the Cont
mental Quickstep composed expressly for the Son
tinentals."
The Committee having charge of the refrc 'hmente
will leave nothing undone to please the tastes Of all
present. Supper he had at any time between
the hours of IL and o'clock.
The military are requested to appear in full uni
form.
No hats caps will be allowed in the room ex-
eept the military dress caps.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. NOVEMBER IS

ARsIyEp.-Schr. Express, Brown, Boston, plaster
to Howard & roor
Schr Trfie, Gray, -, wheat and corn To ]. L.
B. Perry & Son.
Schr Virginia, rurdy, Mattawoman, wheat and
coru To J. T. b. Perry Son.
Scl,r Rchccca, Humphreys, Boyd's Hole, wheat
To Robinson PAYNE.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, TO J. ].
Wheat Il Bros, and freight for the District
SALEr.--Schr. VI. &. Durfec, James, Fail River,
coal by BORDEN Mining Co
Schr. Cumberland, Perry, New York, coal by
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.
ME."RANpA-Schr. ID. Brown, Bell, for AlsAan-
dria. sailed ,,om Liverpool, 4:I
Schr. Alpine, Hunter, for Alexandria, cleared at
Liver DOL, eth.
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SONTAG,s SONGS. &c.

WITHIN mile of Edinboro' Town; Comm
w thro' the Rye; The Swiss song duet, Mas
ter and Scholar; Schubert's Serenade; Whistle and
I'll come to you, my lad: The Last Rose of Summer
Home Sweet Home; &c. Also, The White Squall
Days of Childhood; The Flowers sleeping; Prims
Donna Watt Jullicn's American Quadrille Sontae
Schotische and Polka, a duet also. Aud all the
latest music regularly received at
nov 10 WINER'S, 9th street
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DALLS AND PARTIES-Can be supplied
- cheap with Cat Flowers and Boqusts of beau
tifu double JapOnicas and other choice greenhouse
flowers, at NJ. GTfith's Greenhouses, on 9Th street
between and L. or at his Greenhouse, corner of Sd
st, and Pennsy irsnis avenue.
NOV as-ea2xs
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DUTNAM's MAGAZINE for December,
Il at SIIILLINGT0N'S Bookstore.
Popular Educator f November.
Musical Repository No. l, containing La Prima
Donna Waite, by Julien.
Littelfs Living Age for this week.
Gleason's iictoral. illustrated News and all the
weekly papers for this week. received and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, cor. Pa avenue and ~ st,
nov % O6eon Building
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DOAND.-A gentleman and his wiz. or more
ID can be accommodated with board in private
family Of grown persons; in pleasant pcighhor-
hood, not five minutes walk from the Departments
Also. few single gentlemen could 10 accnmIncda-
ted with meals For particulars enquire at the of
fec Of the STAR
nov oS-3t
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BOARDING Mrs T. I. DUyALL. having com
ID pleted the arrange nent Of her house, is now
prepared to receive boarders by the DAY, ~eek or
month Her terms will be moderate, and every ef.
fort will he made to render her guests ble
Location nearly opposite Browns Hotel. oyer Hoov-
or e. Sons Shoe Store nov -Stav2w
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The THPirhorcan,-M e.srs. u,rn ,n.tI,ua;-
Inc Ierp1chnrcaa Mm>,rcIs. WIN ,fr,r1.a .,,.,, =
subsequent u our cI:Eens while in Wash
P'fiofmed last night at Georgetown. 10 a
,''"uSi h'u'r- Thry will perform there again 10
-'' ana 10 h"froH night aud " e recommend ,ho..
49,, "" f'ad'rS IL I"orgciown, who h-y, ro, 70,
FrJ1, ",'H', n"t 10 ict the opportun.y pass. On
P"p'r" i M"yanirl to- OF ,hn,r spoG
70 W., IT, icN towns la old Virginia, Wi, rn
u baltimore. - See I'm. '' VIII Q"
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JOHN FOY'S HOTEL,

'INIE Proprietor respectfully announces that his
l. HOTEL, near the Depot, will be opened on
MONDAY, the 18th November, and he will be happy
to see his friends at all times.
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NOR SAL E-Or exchange for nronertv in

no r. A l. E-Or exchange for property in
l. Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria, a
very desirable tract Of land. containing III acres ~
Ing in Alexandria county, Va, about ~ miles west
of GEORGETOWN, and miles fl ON the centre of this
city, adjoining the land lately owned by w. A Brad
ley. Fe'I. Moro than one half the land is coTered
with good wood and chestnut timber. 1t is most
healthy pla"", and may be made beautiful Summer
residence, aforting fine view of Georgetown and
Washington, profitable market and dairy firm.
The soil and situation well adapted to the grow tn
Of the vine and all kinds of fruit. Apply at this Of
flee for further information. pov lift.
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NOTICE.-By virtue of an order of distrsin for
Y house rent due to John S. Dcv;n by Alfred
Hunter will expose at public sale, in front of the
Centre Market-house, in the city otWashington, D.
c.. the 9th day Of December 1853 at 10 o'clock, a..
for cash. the following goods and chattels 10 wit
One marble top centre table, iron stand looking
glass; three sofas twenty five seat chairs, two
marble top stands three cane seat rocking chairs.
one arm chair, six stands two chairs boOkstand,
one bureau, five tabl, round table, three win
dow curtains, fifty seven pictures, one clock, five
casks, three kegs lot of ale two pair of iron and
irons four table covers, large looking glass five
riggs, lot of mating, one small looking glass, one
brittanna pitcher, forty-two books two maps, one
flag one lounge, one washstand, balm and pitcher,
one toilet glass, four lamps and six stoves
Ill. Z. MERRYMAN,
NV 2S-3tE Constable.
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WARM ENTERTAINMENTS

4 MOTHER and larger supply of Scotch Wool
n (Chevoit, Tevot, and Ettrck) Undershirts d
D.awers. Thess goods superior and pure wool.
Also, full supply and assorted sizes of Nerino.
Lambs Wool, Radnor Wool. Cotton, shaker Net, &
shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers
Our assortment of UndershirtS and Drawers will
be found on inspection to be the largest and sost
varied ever offered by US and prices uniform and
low ut STEVENSS
nov 26 Sacsroom, Browns Hotel.
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citizens and the public generally, that they have
opened an establishment under the above namc with
the intention Of keeping what is much wanted in
this cityj srst Glass RESTAURANT, In which every
1ei;cacy of the s-sson, either Of fish, flesh, or fowl
always be obtained. and where good order. com
bincd with social ard cheerful intercourse. will h
the ruling feature. For gentlemen hating calls upon
The d;ffrrcnt necertmcnt> for merchants and buSi
fen, Va location is upsur passed by any other
being situated, sbert midway between The large hotel.
and business portion Of the city-the banks and
Government Offices.
Their bar will he supplieiwith The 'hcscst wines
of superior brands and they have mads strange
ments which viii ems be them to furnish their guests
with hrandies and otle- liquors, direct from the i'm
pOrterS.
viii be fled daily. for the accommodation Of mer
camille men. and their visitors. all the tripeips
newspapers. periodicals. &C., OF the northern, south
ern, and western cities.
suppcrs served mp for private parties, and at The
shortest notice to insure satisfaction.
The subscribers respectfully solicit tie public:
fs.ronage, being determined thst nothing shall bt
wanting on their part. upon thu part of their
SiStantS, to insure satisfaction.
nov 12--pn1m ksGFITTS POWERS
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I OST.-strayed or stolen ON my residence on
IL the evening of the 25th instant brindle COW
and her Calf Upon the return Of the Cow and Calf
liberal reward will he given.
+. HOWARD,
nov 2S-eO3t* 10th anil ST
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tJlN "a DnESS ShIh1S mrue 10 order
L and large stock of Undergarments, for Win
ter. selling off cheap at HOPKINS, between Ma
tional and Browns Hotels, on Pa avenve.
French R-hands for Shirts nov 2l-2w
GLOVES, CKAVATS, Ties, and Scarfs of
" the latest inlportatons just received and this
day opened at HOPKINS Ge,tlemen's Furnishing
Store, between Browns and National Hotel, corner
OF 9th street nov 22-2w
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PENN hip Photography d Book.
keeninR.

FINHE subscriber will commence the formation of
i evening classes, on MONDAY, the 2Sth inst
Gentlemen DESTROYS If taking lessons in either of the
above will find it to their advantage to call immedi
ately.
Copying executed in the best manner, and at rea-
sonabe pr:ces. Visiting and Wedding Cards writ
ten as usual. No. 5. Washington Place, 9TH street
near Odd Fellows Hall. W. A RICHARDSON.
nov n5-6t
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

4 LII persons in want of Musical Instruments will
"A do well to call and examine very select as
snrtmcnt Of Guitars, Vioiiu-, Flutes, Accordeons
Bapjo's and TambouIincs.
Also, Tuning Forks, Pegs, Bows, Resin, Italian
Strii gs &c, all of which will sell at remarkably
low prices. j. ?. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th reefs
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WE, the undcrsign.d, engaged in

WE, the undersigned, engaged i'm
w the Dairy Business the city of Washing
ton. have met as body and resolved that after the
lst of December, 1853. to the 1st of May, 1854.
will sell no milk for less than ten cents Per quart,
at the same ratio for less larger quantity, in
consequence Of the high price of feed:
John =. Green, Joseph Lyons, Elias Brown,
Thos. Haldridge, Dennis Callahan, s. Moore
Jacob Miller, VIM Wagner, John Clark,
WR. Sterling j. D. Neghman, Z. A Bechtel.
nov 2S-3t#
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N'''fh,o"i.'n Lc,',rr,-Th. first If tho c,,,-,o -,
f''ufeN ~ The Smithsonian Ins,,,u,, nil ~. ,,,,,,
'''d On Monday c,elrn. next. Ly Mr. u,,,n.a,, =.
-, ne subject l. TO be Astronomy Oh
'''' lectures wIIihe delivered bY the learned
L, III. J. Lawrence Smith. of Louisville
ra g VII deliver, ~ The termination of TIE ,ho,a
rem,n 10 'nS ~ i.e'lrcs oil Chemistry. This GEN
'ic sultan 81 TurAry 'hei'il-i 10
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ErOR sALE-Tws fine HORSES, at Mr.. Cow
Il hnGa Sta::e. on q, between 18th and 1ith SITS
fhey belong to private gentleman and are offered
for sale only because he contempates leaving fol the
'untrY.
Nj. C0wng will show them and state the price.
uOy If
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Boots, Shoes and CATERS.

r. FORREST g. NEWMAN, manufac.
kAturers and dealers in ell! kindsof Ladies', Cen
~ tlemen and Children BOOTS SHOES, have
received large and very superior assortment, which
determined to sell AT the lowest prices for
ca-h. E9%All kinds Of work manufa tnrei in the
most fashionable style, of the best material and the
workmanship warranted. Do not forget the place
Pennsylvania avenue, doors from Butts Drug
Store. nov 22-3tawMW&F
TN MRS. b. GREGG will open handsome a.
IR lsortment Of Paris Millinery on Thursday, the
70 Il til instant, over Geo. T. Aliens Store, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, the north side of Pa
avenue where she respectfully invites the attention
nov 16-%
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NOR RENTS,

I>OR RE NT-Seversl Furnished ROOMS very
l. ejigbly situated for Members of Congress, or
others having business with Congress. Apply to
z. d. GILMAN,
nov 2I-1w Drurpist
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4 EASY method for learning the art Of max
n ing PAPER Mache, and earning frem IS to so
week, sold at Mrs. CADY'S Dress Making Rooms.
Specimens shown. Price 80 cents.
20