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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, November 26, 1853.
business upon our canal during this week has been
rather more brisk than usual. '2boats have arrived
81 OF them from Cumberland, bringing 1900 tons of
coal, the balance from different points along the
line, with flour, grain, wood, SC. The whole line
we learn, is in excellent lavgabie order. The
probabilities are that the trade for the balance of the
year Will be very heavy, if the weather Continues
favorable.
Many of our citizens are beginning to talk of VIM
b. Clarke, Esq., of Maryland, az the next President
OF the Canal Company, and there appears TO be
general anxiety upon the part of many persons. who
are deeply interested in the canal that he should he
elected Upon this subject we may have more to say
hereafter.
Or money market is becoming more easy, and our
banks are beginning TO discount more freely We
may, therefore, n asonably conclude the nnch ia
past, and a considerable revival i'm trade,
The Rev. French Evans, of your city, will preach
IN the Methodist Church TO morrow morning nj 10
O'Clock. The Rev. Mr.. Smith. of Alexandra, is ex-
pecled to preach IN Christ (Episeopa) Church.
The foreign news by the last steamer, has COM
pletely unsettled our flour market. Buyers and
sellers are both standing off, apparently afraid TO
operate until further advices. The article is held
nomlnaly at Sc 62H a SO IS. Wheat-red, ri As
a 81 49, prime white, suitable for family flour III so
"a 81 d. Corn 6o cents for white, and 20 cents for
yellow.
The election for a member of our Board of Com
mon Council which comes off on Tuesday next, is
the subject OF considerable talk and soIae little mer
nment. In whose favor the baIloting will result. we
are yet unable to say, but of one thing however, we
are certain we shall get our man. no matter who he
Is, all who have been spoken of for the Office beino
good and true men. Two other candidates are in
the field this morning, Noble Hurdle, and James
Iossier, Esqrs SPECTATOR.
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~ There is no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies Of Fail and Winter clothing
To those in vast of superior low-pr!ced apparel
we would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known as NOAH WALKERS MAR
BLK Ii ALL CL0THING EMPORIUM, Browns build
ing where they be suited with every variety and
style of clothing. Their beautiful and well selected
stock consists In part of fine black and fsncy co ored
cloth frock sack and dress ats; superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frooks and sacks; rich
talmas, paletats aud sack overroats: with the bet
selection of fine black docskn and fancy calssmere
pants, cut velvet silks, satin, cashmere and plush
vests Also. shirts, collars, drawers, seeks cravats
handkcrehiefs, suspendcrs, gloves, undsrsLirts, &C.
All Of which they viii sell lower than any other
house in this or any other city. We would also call
the attention Of ladies to their complete assortment
OF Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
always on hand.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, November %, 1853.
Business was very generally suspended yesterday
and the occasion observed with Thanksgiving The
various churches attended during the morning.
Good dinners, fat turkeys, Sc, discussed, and
meHts. All the theatres were filled. go
There is quite scarcity Of vessels i'm our mort at
this time, and eghts in great demand. Nearly every
ship to be had has been engaged to carry -four and
other produce Europe. 1t is stated that most of
them have been taken on account of English mer-
chants. Coasting vessels are also very scarce and
much wanted. The impression exists that speeu-
iatiOA Is going on III this matter.
The dwelling of Mr.. John Garrett, of the firm of
Robert Garrett Son, situate short distance from
the city, destroyed by fire last night supposed
have been the work of an incendiary. Mr.. Garrett
and his wife with great difficulty escaped losing their
lives. 1@ f-. -a
The grand concerts o. Julien seem but 10 have
created an increased desire to hear them repeated.
These were decidedly the entertainments of the sea
son. i.-F
The Italian opera promises to have a fine run.
Rosa De Vries is decided favorite in Baltimore.
She is the hest Norma have ever seen.
There appears to be good deal of opposition to the
proposition before City Council to guarantee
the loan of 81, 00O, 900 of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company The current, however, in its
favor will not allow efdeteat.
learn, and will state for the information of all
concerned, that the canvass-back duckng season is
now highly prolific. ANY number of this delicious
fowl can now be rad at their tavorite resort down
the bay They are peculiarly fat and nice. pair
of them done up by Governor Grey, would make
even grave Senator emile. Just think how deli
ciOus.
The total value of the foreign exports for this port
for the week ending on Thursday, amounted To
S26a, Pro- The exports Of breadstuffs for the week
comprises 81, l3l barrels of -four, 6452 bushels
wheat, 1l66 barrels of meal and 1900 bushels
of corn. OF tobacco 1851 hog<heads were exported
The advices by the steamer Canada have given
more frmness To bTeadstuffs. Holders are row ask
lug So Is, mt which price 500 barrels City Mills were
sold to dry. Wheat is firmer, and 2 to 3 cents per
bIishel higher. Provisions are very dull Coffee held
higher since the favorable news tfGm Rio
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AUCTION SALES
BY e. N. sTRATTON, Auction.

ny II. n. STRATTOG, Auctionesr.
DY virtue of Deed of Trust from Louis Hent.
ID Trustee to the subscriber, bearing date the al
day Of September, 1851 and duly recorded in Liber
j. A s. No. 30 folios Sc, 81, ct seq, Of the Land
Records for Washington County, in the District of
Columbia, shall sell at public auction on the prem
ises, on the 10th day Of December next at O'Clock
p M Lot No. 3 in Square No. "a, lying In the said
City OF Washngton, and fronting SIS feet inches ON
north street. and RAINING back 100 feet 10 An al
ley % feet vide which, by side alleys, has an outlet
ON oath and 25th streets.
The property is improved by q neat two story
frsme House. nearly opposite General Tnompson's
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed of trust.
II the terms are not complied with within DAVIS
The property will be resold at the risk and expense
Of the purchaser.
The title is believed to bc ndisputable.
Conyeyarc cling at the expense Of purchaser
seas r. R. CRAWFORD Trustee
e. sTRATrON,
nos Z;-lawts&ds Auctioneer.
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ko3se..,he1. 2Sff


ARRryED.-schr. Sarah Amelia, Psssspae, Phil, to
s. Shinn Son.
Schr. Corinthian, WEIGH, Machodoc, corn to Sbinn
j. Son.
sehr. Lucretia, Lewis, Port Tobscco wheat & corn
to Shinn Son.
schr. Virginia, Weaver, Ncmoni, wheat and corn
to Shinn & Son.
schr. Sarah Ann, Omohondro, Nomoni, wheat and
corn to Sbinn s. Son.
schr. Trial, Harmon, Pomonkey, corn to Shinn
Son.
schr. Victor, Marks, Potomac Greek, corn to S.
Shinn Son.
schr, Sarah Emily, Wade, Pomonkey, wheat to
Roach & Washington.
Schr. Sarah Catharine, pargs, Aouia wheat to
Roach Washington.
schr. Intelligence, Baxter, Maddox, wheat to
Roach Washington.
Schr. Enterprise, Wheeler, Msttawoman, corn and
wheat to ]. T. d. Perry Son,
Schr. Arctic, Wilson, New York, to 8. Shnn
Son, and freight for the disteict,
schr. Cumberland, Perry. New York, to Cumbsr-
land Coal and Iron Co.
Steamer Powhatan, Mitchell, Baltimore, to S.
Shinu Son, and freight for the district.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, NOVEMBER %

ARRIvED.-Schr. ID. Hall, 0kersou New York, to
Cumberlard Coal and Iron Co.
Schr. Swami, Pose. Lower Bank, n. J., to Cumber-
land Corl aud Iron Co.
Schr N. C. Durfee, james, Fall River, tc Borden
Mining Co.
Schr. L. j. Ingrahsm, Wade Pomonkey, wheat
and corn to d S. Blackjack.
Schr. Ann McCarty, Hatlon, Pennington wheat to
d. 4 Blackjack.
Schr. Caroline, Hatton, -, wheat to d. 4 8.
Blackjack.
schr. Mary and Ann, Rodman, Rollers, wheat to
Robinson Payne.
Schr. Industry, Deatiey, Msttox, wheat to Robin
son Payne.
Schr. Eleanor, Wilkerson, Mattox, wheat to Rob
insnn Payne
sloop Three Brothers, Dixon, Pennington, wheat
to ID. & s. Blackjack
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Qeafh-Rnhherr.

BosToN, Nov. 25.-Mr. f. A. Babcock.
who was injured by the accident on the
Fall River Railroad, died at Bridgewater,
yesterday.
st. Johns papers of the 22nd inst,
state that the late freshet did great dam
age in the province.
The Bank of British North America
has been robbed of Flo notes to the value
of So 5000 dollars.
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GAUTgERss.
DIN Err Pan TILE {

ID ESIDENTs, Strangers. and others wishing to
IL give Dhners or Suppers can have them sary. q
In the best manner on short notice, la iarga and
elegant dining room, With supelbiy furnished re-
ceifiQn psrlor attached. ensuring all the comfort
and convenience Of private dwelling
Parties desiring Breakfas Luncheon, Dinner, or
supper can be served in the Restaurant or ia pri-
vate dining rooms.
LADIES' SALOON.
Ladies', and ladies accompanied by gentlemen wi
be served in this spacious and elegant room with
Coffee, Oysters Ices and all the decaces of the sea
son.
CONFECTlONARY
0f the purest and most elegant kind, equal to any
In the country manufactured daily in the establish
meut.
Entertainments at private dwellings furnished as
heretofore. nov 23-W&Slm
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Alexandria Correspondence
ALExANuRIA. November &c. 1si

ALEXANDRA, November &c, 1858.
nssgiring-.qnsusenent Sermons.
Thanksgiving was observed here az elsewhere
with the usual solemhity. Most of the churches
were opened for religious worship and the restau-
rants kept thanksgiving likewise, end consequently
the evening was riotously celebrated Lewis EdiIin
young man aged about 10 years, was arrested foY
roting, and after examination before Justices Ram
say and Hunter, committed to answer at the next
term Of Court.
Brewers Panorama closes tonight, after week
Of deservedly extensive patronage By the way,
understand that Professor Everett intends to give u.s.
in few weeks, another Of his pleasant musical
soirees. 4 nrE
On TO morrow, Or. Harrison delivers the charity
sermon Of the 90. Andrews Society, 1t the First
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A Murderer Hung.

BUFFALO, Nov. 25.-At IL o'clock to-
day, Lawrence Fougherty suffered the ex-
IRENE penalty of the law, for the murder
of Mr.. Brown, at Alton, in December
last. Fougherty manifested little fear,
and died asserting his innocence of the
crime of which he was convicted.
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New Yerk Market.

New YORK, Nov. &c, 1P x.-Westcrn
and State brands -four sc S1., Howard
street flour 81 l2t. 10000 bbls. sold.
Wheat 10000 bushels Michigan sold at
81 y, Genessee 81 ~. Corn, IL, 900
bushels white sold. White and mixed
at 80 50 cts. Cotton firm. Stocks de-
pressed.
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HUNT & DONALDSON,
DENTISTS.

ftnnsytcansa areflns, bstsceen 9th and 10th streets
Washington, ID. c.
4 RE prepared to perform all operations in every
IA branch Of Dental Practice in such a manner
as to insure satisfaction.
The former gives his whole attention to the oper :
ative-the latter to the Mechanical Department
Manufacturing, as they do, ARTIFICIAL TEETH
from the crude material they are enabled to supply
any case with teeth and gums of any shape COLOR or
shade.
An examination of teeth and gums of their manu-.
facture il invited nov 23-sm
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ORNAMENTAL. eARnFNTun

TO1IN o. HUGHES, Gardener and Florist. corner
~ Of and eth streets, Island attends to Garden
ing In its various branches. Grape Vines pruned by
skiliful and experienced hands, and new Gardens,
Grass Plots, Carriage Roads, &c laid out.
N. B--J. o. H. acts az Agent for several of the
most extensive and popular Nurseries at the North
All Trees purchased of him, warranted to live if
planted by himself. His Euit Trees comprises most
of the varieties adopted and approved by the Con.
gress of Fruit Growers for General Cultivation
nov Oft Intel
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lie OF ReDj. Robert HRydoG, his
- torcal painter, from hia autobiography and
Journals; edited and complied ny Tom Taylor, esq.
Charles Auehester; q memorial
New Method of Correcting unar Distances, and
lmproy ed Method OF Winding the Error and Rate
off ChronoGeter by Equal Attitudes by VIM Cha
venat, A. NJ.
The Leger and TIE Lexicon: or, Business and Lit
erature in account with American Education.
An Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of
Harvard University, July &c, lSa3.
Daniel Webster az a Jurist; An Address to the
Stuaeats in the Law School of the University OF
Cambridge, by Joel Parker, LII. d.
Royal Professor
Addresses at the Inauguration of the Rev James
Walker, d. d., as President of Harvard College.
For sale at TAYLOR MAURY'S
nov O. bookstore near 9th street
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Later from notwithstanding Of the Pacific

New YoRK, Nov. &c, 1, P. n.-The
ship Bavaria has arrived here in 81 DAYS
from Melbourne, Australia, with one
weeks later news. She brings nothing
Oh importance. Trade is dull. Mining
prosperous, and health good.
The Pacific sailed to-day with o5 pas
sengers, and nearly SGOO, 600 in gold.
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Written Visiting Cards,

TNHE subscriber would respectfully invite the at.
l. tention OF Members of Congress, citizens, and
strangers to his written Visiting Cards which re-
quire close examination to be distinguished from
engraving.
COPYING
Manuscripts, Deeds, or other instruments of Wri-
ting copied in the most satisfactory manner, at rea
sonabe prices.
Plain and Ornamental Writing, ok-keepine, aud
Photography taug}.t at his room, No. 8, Washing.
ton Place, 9Th street, hear Odd Fellows Hall. Let
tiers On business through the Post Office promptly at
tended to. WI. A. RICHARDSON.
NJ ia frat rate office Desk for sale. VA
1--C,r
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Phalon's Hair Inyi1orator

( an article II! which cleansing and purifying
4 wash Is beautifully blended with most delicate
SILKY and glossy moisture for the hair, never before
attained and Il Infinitely better than oil grease
clears the pores Of the skin, healthy &C.
ton af the blood vessels nerves, &C. which free the
hair thereb, preventing badness and groy hair en-
traiy frees the skin from Scurf Dandruf and ether
cutaneous diseases. and restores the hair that has
flilen Oh or become thin. Ladies will find the In
vigorator great addition to the toilet both on &C.
count Of its delicate and agreeable perfume and the
great facilities it affords in dressing the hair.
For sale by GRAY & BALLANTYNE.
nov d 7th street
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H*See advertisement

&C. The inimi.able THOMPSON is daily engaged
in taking those wonderful STEREOSCOPE POR-
TRAITS, which are winning for him such au envia-
bic reputation. THOMPSON has many imitators
but his pictures ahead Of all rivalry. If the
public wish for Portraits sessng all the attributes
of perfection, brilliant hut unf.dng, let them try
THOMPSON. His pictures. Pope said uf BIZ
friends :" Will bloom ia their colors for thousand
years. His Gsllery j. on Pennsylvania avenue
between x and 9Th streets. Try him.
nOgl1-tf.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 26-l2 M.-There is
an increasing demand for -four. Howard
street Hour, 1918; City Mills, S6.75-
10000 bbls. sold. Wheat advanced
white, Sl.55 Sl.60-red, Sl.47 Sl.52
$4,000 bushels sold. New corn, white
SSc. a 6Oc.-yellow, Coo. 68c.--ll 900
bushels sold. No change in other arti.
cles.
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- FOR RENT-Thc BUILDING now hs

GO FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be-
Iii ing finished, on the northeast corner of eth ST
and Louisiana avenue, in this city,
The first floor has been constructed for a Banking
establishment Of marble, with vaults, &C., and two
stores on 9TH street. The basement is constructed
to embrace all the modern conveniences for q Res
faurant, In connexion with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters, provisions, dc. The restaurant com
municates both from in and out doors with the Sc
cond story, which is composed of four rooms, com.
municating through ample folding doors, fer the &c
commodaton of either large small private parties
Should the second story not be taken in oonnexion
with the restaurant the rooms will be rented for of
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the building, aud is we'll adapted for
commodions bi!liardioom 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, ii not rented, will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water end all the
mo fern improvements have been introduced on
each floor of this building and its position situated
IN the very heart of the most business portion of
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to- or address
s. BARNEY,
Estreet, between 9Th and eth sts., Washington
sep 17-eotf-
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Wood Convicted

CATsKILL, n. Y, Nov. 24.-Warren
Wood has just been found guilty of the
murder of Williams, the pedlar, and is to
be sentenced on Saturday morning.
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A5- The maryland Institute have awarded WHITE
HURST another Medal his superior Dasuureotypes
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition at which he
he has received the highest award given fy this in
stitute. If you want your likeness taken, GO to
WH1EHrRsT's. He makes likenssaes. not characters
at his gallery between Fourand half and 9th street
PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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ES- PALPgTATIoN OF TIE HEART, NERVOUS DISEASES.
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Costveness
and Piles, are all relieved and cured i'm an incredible
short space Of by Carriers Spanish Mixture the
great tonic and purifier of the blooI 1t contaius
not particle of Mercury Opium, or any noyious
drug; lie peri city harmless, and has cured more
than five hundred csses of disease.
We can only refer the Reader to the certificates
few of which may be found in smother column, and
all Of which detailed In full around the bottle
1t Is the greatest ofaii Spring and Fail Medicines,
and possesses influence the blood truly re-
markabls
#.*See al ", rticernent
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Rannrfed EaiIura

BosToN. Nov. 25.-Otis FL. Weed, an
extensive ice dealer, failed to-day to the
amount of from $4,000 to $4,000. He
is now absent in Australia.
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Fn MRS b. GREGG will open handsome ms
81 slsortment of Paris Millinery on Thursday, the
9TH instant, over Geo. +. Aliens Store. be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets the north side of Pa
avenue where sac respectfully invites the attention
of the ladies Of Wasbin gton and Georgetown
nov 1G-&
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Arrival of the City Of e,asrov

PHrLADELPHIA, Nov. &c, II, n.-The
steamer City of Glasgow arrived here this
morning from Europe, with 800 passen-
gers and a large freight. Her news is
superseded.
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The Waafhar

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-A very sudden
change has taken place in the weather
here, which is now very cold. Ice form
ed last night an inch thick.
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THOs. ECKHAKDT, Confectioner,

THOS. ECKHAKDT, C0nfec TONER,
Corner Fdnd 9th streets, near the Rdtent Office,
TTO whom was awarded the First Diploma for Con-
dictionary at the great exhibition Of the Metro
pelitan Mechanics Institute, takes this method Of
inviting the attention of his customers and the pub
Tic generally to his fine stock of Confectionery, both
Foreign and Domestic, for the coming season.
Having had years Of experience in furnishing
Balls PARTIES and Private Entertainments, he feels
confident of giving satisfaction to all who may favor
him with a call.
P.S-Iee Cream at q reduced price All orders
left above will receive prompt attention.
Also, two furnished Rooms for rent.
nov 22-eo6t
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Arrivs Of the United States With Latar Cali.
l. foruia Heva

~ NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-The steamer
on,.eo states has arrived off the Belize.
Win TWO weeks later news from Califor-
MA, which will be forwarded on her
arrival.
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DEMOVALsMUsICAL.-The undersigned
lO having removed to p, between 9th and 9TH sts
Is ow prepared to receive In addition to day scholars
those who can make 1t more convenient to take les
sons In the evening" from to Q, either single or in
classes, for the Piano, VIOLIN Flute Guitar and in
Vocal Music. Terms reasonable. Pianos to let
CIV, sCHUERMANN,
nov 22-eotf init Professor Of Music.
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A CASO.--Dr. LlEBERMANN will continue
N to keep his office, as heretofore. On = street
between 18th aDd 18th streets.
Z0--eGims-
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I'll THtntihEs, EngraV1hgs, DC.
M are this day opening at our store, q most
w beautiful and select assortment of Oil Paint
iGgs Engravipgs, Autographs, and other styles of
pictures, to which invite the attention of persons
furnishing their parlors for the winter. We have
also on hand great variety of useful and ornamen-
tai Stationery and fancy goods Bronze Figures Man.
tel Ornaments, Vases Walking Canes, Baskets, Card
Trays, Card Receivers, Pspier Msche goods, &c.
j. Y. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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Fire and Insa of Iifa-

BosToN, Nov. 25.-A fire occurred this
morning in Sturgis Place, by which two
children were suffocated to death.
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JULLIEN'S MUSIC.

JULLIEN'S MUSIC.
4 MEXICAN QUADRILLES
"A The Holy Family
The Prima Donna Song
The Flowers are Sleeping
When Thou art by MY Side
Heed not the Idle Tales
Twas on . Sunday Morning
Little Katy; or, Hot Corn
Kdydid Song, or KAtydid's answer to Katy
Together with all of Julien's Music as prepared at
his Concerts, for sale at the Music Depot of
ls HILBUS HITZ
South side Pa. avenue, near 10th street
nov 2l-
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Presbyterian Church, and Rev. Mr. aCoaling, the
newly appointed pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, south, breaches morning and evening
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Once on FsRnsyfrdnia aresaae, tettceen 10th and
1lh streets, Washington, d. G.
DLANS, Specifications, Estimates, and Contracts
Il Tor new buildings prepared, and their erection
superintendent.
Old Buildings altered and modernized
Dranghts and Specifications of Patents and Draw
ings of every description executed.
REFERENCES:
Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner General Land
Office. =
Hon. b. D. French, Commissioner Public Build
ings
Capt. B. 8. Alexander, u. 8. Army
Professor Charles c. Jewett Smithsonian Institu.
ton,
DR.. VIM P. Johnston. nov 22--eetf