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J.P. CRUTCHET. French Cook

TNHE advertiser respectfully makes known to the
i public that he continues to prepare, at privrte
residences, as we'll at balls, parties &C., Dinners
and Suppers in Partisan STYLE and will be pleased to
attend promptly to al orders. He has fitted up two
handsome rooms with rich furniture and every ele-
gance of private mansion where parties of twenty
or less can be handsomely accommodated with Sup
psrs and Dinners, as privately given in any gen
teman's dwelling. The table is of the finest
china silver, &C., and the attentions of Mons Crutch
ct and assistants being of the most polite
are here to please tbs beau monde. His rooms are
on the corner Of sth and d streets.
nov 17-Votpec3 IIpt1
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Ship Ashore-Koszta's Arrival.

BosToN, Nov. S0.-The ship Vicksburg,
from New Orleans, is ashore near Rock
away, and there are apprehensions that
she may be lost.
The arrival Of Koszta has caused quite
a sensation amongst his friends and coun-
trymen, many of whom are calling on
him. He purposes going South as Ear as
Washington in due time.
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Storm on the Lakes.

BUFFALO, Nov. 30.-A heavy gale &C.
cured on the Lake last night, which it is
feared has done much damage, as many
boats are out. Weather stormy and
threatening snow. The insurance on the
vessels expires to-day.
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Sale of a Bridge.

LAMBERrvILLE, n. j., Nov. 30.-The
New Hope, Delaware Bridge, together
with its franchises and charter, was yes
terday sold by the Receivers, at public
auction, and purchased by John G.. Mich.
liner and James Gordon, Esqs., of Phila-
delphia, for the sum of S44 $50.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER

N''It VT
ARRIvED.-Schr. T. Pharo, CraDmer, N. York, to
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co
Schr. j. ID and f. L. Brown, n. York, 10 Cumber-
land Coal and iron Co.
Sch.. Hannah Matilda, Rockhil, N. York, to Bor-
den Mining Co.
Schr. Stag, Townsend, Providence, to Master.
Schr. Lucy Ann, Doyles, Phil, to Parker Vein
Coal Co.
Sloop Slider, Beard, Pennington, wheat to d. 4 6.
Blackjack
MEMORANDA -Schrs. Hamilton, Dayton, and su.
san, Ross. hence at N. York 9th.
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EesuTectiouists.

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Nov. Con- Sunday
last, the body of Mrs. Margaret Fisher
was buried at Liverpool village, and the
grave was robbed the same night. Sus-
picion rests on the students of Syracuse
Medical College-one Campbell has been
arrested, and warrants are out for more.
There is considerable excitement here on
the matter.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Dec Flour firmer.
Western and State brands Sc 81, a
SO 81: Howard street, 81 lSs-l5.OOO
bbls. sold. Wheat firmer: 10000 bushels
Genessee sold at 81 y 81 80; Southern
white wheat 81 ca. White corn 70 cts:
mixed 50 cts--l5,0 900 bushels sold. Cot
ton dull. Stocks depressed.
No news yet of the steamer.
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"ARPER'S MAGAZINE for Decem-
Ill Der, received ana for sale at the Washington
Publica ion Office,
JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Harper's Magazine for December commences new
volume which is made up entirely Of original mat
ter. Its constant and rapid increase In public ia
vor, as shown by the fact that this volume com
meuces with the uno xampled edition of $4,000
copies.
Single numbers for sale or subscriptions received
and delivered in any part Of the city. Agency ut
JOE SHILLlNaTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa ave- and ~ st., Odeon Building
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-01

EXCELSIOR HAVANA CIGAR STORE
Columbia Place, opposite the Avenue House
JNHE public are respectfully Invited to call at the
4 above Store end examine the numerous brands
OF the choicest quality of CIGARS which can be
TO nd in the city
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of surprising ex-
cellence, and Of every description.
nov 2S-Gt JE POWER
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LADIES' SALOON
CNNERCTInNARY
Boots, Shoes and Caters.
FOR II II = TN e. ~ n yN NJ ~ rnanu

ApAturers and dealers in all kindsof Ladies', Gen.
- tlemen and Children's BOOTS SHOES, have
received large and very superior assortment which
We determined to sell al the lowest prices for
cash 4JrAn kinds Of work msnufa, tnred In tbs
most fashionable STYLE of the best material and the
workmanship warranted. Do not forget the place
Pennsylvania avenue, doors from Butts Drug
Store, nov 22-1tawNWkI
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Eight Vessels Ashore in the St. Lawrence.

QUEBEC, Nov. %. We have intelligence
this morning that there are eight vessels
ashore below. The names are the Mount
Washington, Electric, j. X. L., Water
Lily, Nestor, British Queen, Elizabeth
Wilson, and Sutton Bridge. The weather
to-day is very mild.
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Invitation to Mitchell.

BosToN, Nov. 30.-Committees repre-
senting Old and Young Ireland were ap-
pointed to visit and invite John Mitchell
to visit this city.
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1ELFUKATffTC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. LIZ M.-How ard
stree; and City Mills Flour. Sc IS cts
1000 bbls. sold. White wheat 81 81 a
81 Sc cts. Red wheat 81 A 81 As
cts 600 bushels sold. White corn
oS 20 cts; yellow corn 60 a sc cts,
new--2O 900 bushels sold.
The steamer has not yet arrived.
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FRENCH CANDIES.

EIkxS1NVH VnNUIE1.
nNE case Maillard's 4 Co. superior CANDIES
" consisting in part Of
Vannilla Cream, Rose-burnt Almonds
Lemon and Rose Gum drops
cream Chocolate, very superior, Lozenges
Metallic covered Chocolate Sticks
And hourly eXpeced one case Of Stuart,s ce,ebra.
ted New York Candies
Also, very superior green and black Teas and fine
Groceries In general A"'
For sale at KINGS Family Groc.rr
Corner Of 18th street and Vermont avenue.
nov zS-0 north o Jackson Hall,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-01

TOTTON AND WOOL HOSE.-English and Ger
I man Hose Of superior and ordinary qualities
Also Merino and all-wool Goods in various qUslites
and sizes. Our assortment Of Hosiery Is complete and
prices moderate at STEVENS Sales Room,
nov ao-2uf Browns Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-01

Garfield, BROTHER e. CO,
q. ERS,
WHoLsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Fine Watches and Jewelry, Silver
Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, &c.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
22s Bdltiasoye street, Of Charles,
nov 2Q-dtf BALTIMORE Mn
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DIR CASADAVANT-

> Z Il Or e y " ID e " II T,
DEING compelled TO remove from his old stand
ID on account of the landlsdy making different
arrangements this winter he takes this opportunity
to inform his friends and the public Of Washington
and vicinity that he has taken convenient front
apartments on 18th street. near T. where be will con
tinue permanently to perform all operations in Den
tai Surgery in the most scientific manner. He re-
lures his thanks TO them for the liberal patronage
he has heretofore received and trusts his reputa.
ton and skill for the continuance of the same
All operations warranted.
nov 26-eolms
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Dec lit
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
THE
CONTINENTAL GUARDS.
AT JACKSON HALL

THURSDAY, December 1,1SJ3.
FTNHE CONTINENTAL GUARDS respectfully an
i nounce to their military friends, the public in
general. and the ladies in particular that they will
give ono of their POPULAR BALLS on THURSDAY,
the LIST day of December next, at jackson Hail. be-
ing their third Annual Ball. The Committee of Ar
rangements DO not deem it necessary to say what
they will do to make this (what their first and se-
cord annual balls werc the most popular ball of the
season. the public well that the Balls of
the Old Continentals always 'sdone up In fine
style. They may rest assured that ne expense or
pains will be spared to make this ball go off with the
same ecat that has heretofore characterized the balls
of the Continental Guards
Atsl2 o'clock tho "Guaris" will march into the
Saloon with arms and accoutrements, when they
will be carried through dress drill in presence Of
the company
At o'clock the ball will be opened by Prone
made, Professor Prospects, Band playing the Cont
mental Qnickstep composed expressly for the "Con-
tiHentals"
The Committee having charge of the refreshments
will leave nothing undone to please the tastes of all
present. Supper can be had at any time between
the hours of IL and o'clock.
The military are requested to appear in full uni
form.
No bats caps will be allowed in the room ex
eept the military dress caps.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-01

NEW WORKS, by the Author of Three
~ Experiments of Living.
Familiar Sketches of Sculpture and Sculptors, by
do.
Memoir of Pierre Tou:sant, born q slave in St Do
mingo, by do.
Hypathia, or New Foes with an Old Face, by ChaS
Kingsley, Jr.
Just received at TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
nov % Bookstore, rear 9th st.
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DUTNAM,s MAGAZINE for December

DUTNAM's MAGAZINE for December
Il at StIILLINGT0N'S Bookstore.
Popular Educator r November.
Musical Repository No. i, containing La Prima
Donna Wsltze, 10y Julien.
Littelfs Living Age for this week.
Grason's ictorial, Illustrated News and all the
weekly papers tor this week. cevcd and for sale a.
JOE SiIILLINGToN'S
Bookstore, cor. Pa avenue and 41S st.,
nov 20 Odeon Building.
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Bar2afns-Call and Get Them.
I HAVE in store IA fine and large assortment of
i Elm broideries, Ribbons, Laces, Edgings, Flow
ers, &C., consisting in part Of
1000 worked Collars, from PFC. to SIS
Muslin Emb'd Habits and Sleeves
Do do Flounciugs and Bands
To do Caps and Cuffs
Do do lnseriings and Edgings
Cambria do Habits Sleeves
Do do Bands & Flouncings
Do do Skirts, cheap
Infants do Waist aid Caps
Embd IIandkfs, 81 &c. to So
Lace Emb'd Habits, Sleeves and Collars
do do Collars and Caps.
MOURNING GOODS
Chem-ctts Sleeves TO match
Black Grape Chcmisetts aud Sleeves (emb'd)
do do Collars do
A large assortment Of Collars, Sleeves & Hand
kerchefs suitable for mourning
NETS. &c.
Plain and figured Bobinet for Caps Sleeves
Fancy Emb'd Ne,ts do do
Thread Illusions.
n. B.-N hite and soered Tarletons, Muslins
plain and dotted Swiss Musins: Cambria, Jaconet
Plaid, Book, Null, and Nainsook Muslins; Cardinal
and Bishop Lawns; Laces and Eigings (every style)
A. TATE
Pa. ave-, bet 10th and llth sts
nov ) cost Int unionl
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Boston Mayoralty.

BosToN, Nov. 29.-The wings tonight
re-nomnated Hon. Benjamin Seaver for
the Mayoralty.
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Death Of q Buffalo Merchant.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 30.-James
Durick, merchant belonging to Buffalo.
died suddenly al the MasSasoit House last
evening.
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TIERS.
ID l \ n Err PARTIES

DINNER PARTIES
ID ESIDENT>, Strangers, and others wishing 70
AZ give Dinners or Supper can have them served
IN the best manner on short potice, in a large and
elegant dinin2room, with superbly furnished re-
ception parlOr attached, ensuring all the comfort
and convenience of private dwelling
Parties desiring Breakfast, Luncheo7. Dinner or
supper can be served in the Restaurant or in pri-
yate dining rooms.
LADIES' SALOON
Ladies, and ladies accompanied BY gentlemen. will
be served 10 this spacious and elegant room. with
Coee Oysters, lees and all the decscies OF the sea
son.
CONFECTIONERY
Oh the purest aud most elegant kind, equal 10 any
In the country Dufactured daily in the establish
meut
Entertainments at private dwellings furnished as
heretofore. nov 23-W&Slm
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DAIsINs, ALMOND, SC.

p AlSINS, ALMOND, SC
IL $50 whole, half and qr boxes Raisins
900 pounds soft shell Almonds
1,jc0 do hard she'll do
1000 do Cream Nuts
so drums Figs
so barrels New York Apples
% kegs Grapes
30 Id. jars pickle
cases Canton Ginger
500 pounds Currants
Just received and for sale Ly
nov 29-eO6t M(jRRAY SRNMES
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

4 LII persons in want of Musical Instruments will
~ do well to call and examine very select as
sor'ment of Guitars. Nioips, Flutes, AccordeOns,
BaDjo's and Tambouiines
Also, Tuning Forks, Pegs Bows, Rosin, Italian
Strings, &C., all Of which will cell at remarkably
low prices. j. r. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th reefs.
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J. II. @. McCUTCHEN.
Attorney and nseIlOr.af.Laxv

once on tn street, opposite odd FsllocS' Hail.
WASHINGTON, D u,
DRACIlSES in the several courts for the District
Il of Columbia, attends to Conveyancinc and Col
lecttons, and prosecutes Claims on the Government
OF the u s. for Pensions, Land aud all Claims arts
ing under the Laws of the United States
nov 26-d1m*
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-01

GLOVES, CRAVATS, Ties, and Scarfs OF
" the latest importations just received, and this
day opened ct HOPKINS Ge,tlemens Furnishing
Store, between Browns and National Hotel, corner
of 9th street nov ol-ov
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-01

.7nofher JTys-The case so long at issue between
Mes'rs Fowler and Iievner, will be tried again this
afternoon before Justice DOM and jury. This
will be the third jury summoned to settle this case.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-01

Meet flirting Of Cards, Sc.-The New England
Card Writer, at the United States Hotel, produces
sOme OF the finest specimens of penmanship e1tant
Among them we observed one Of Col. Thomas II.
Benton representing his peculiar views regard to
the Pacific railroad, uniting the Atlantic with Cali
iorDIa, China, Sc, and contains likeness Of" Old
Bullion IN all Its lOngliudInalIiy. The card
was engaged IN the Mexican war, where the duties
Ovhlch he wa. exposed affected his health to such
idegree, that laborlous work would he unsultrd to
hin-hence he resorts 10 that useful 80 grey goose
quill for living, which is .aid To be
Nlghtier than the sword"
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RRoWN's Essence of Jamaica Ginger

(nOW MS Essence of Jamaica Ginger
IL Rowands Tonic Mixture
nsmpton's Vegetable Tincture
buchan's Hungarian Balsam
lannon's Vegetable Bitters
railways Ready Relief and Resolvent
n"Shton and Clarkes Cod Liver Oil
browns bronchial Troebes
bry ans Pumonic Waters
For sale at c,II.N,s
,r, Corner of and It'll streets.
mere nns Old Soaps, Perfumsry, and Fancy Erti.
'',s 80, ore seiins at haF priOs to reduce stock.
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I OST.-strayed or stolen ON my residence on
IL the evening oft the 25th instant brindle COW
and her Calf Upon the return Of the Cow and Calf
a liberal reward will be given.
Z. HOWARD,
nov 2S-eo3t* Corner 10th and sts
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Written Visiting Cards.

Wf1tLeh V1sItfnR Yards.
IINHE subscriber would respectfully invite the a..
i tenti0n of Members of Congress, citizen, 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
sonable prices.
Plain and Ornamental Writing, Book keeping, and
Photography taught at his room. No. 3, Washing
ton Place, 9TH street, Odd Fellows Hail. Let
ters on business through the Post Office promptly at
tended to. VIM. A. RICHARDSON
N. B.-A first rate office Desk for sale. WA. r.
Du
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THE TERPSICHOREANS
AT GEORGETOWN.

The Great Wonder of the World ha 8
Arrived
BRE"ER,S
ORIGINAL MIRROR OF THE MAMMOTH CAVE
~ OF KENTUCKY. and the world renowned
CATARACT OF NIAGARA, in Summer and Winter
Having made a most successful tour through Eu-
rope, during which the splendid and C >stly Pano-
rama of the Worlds Fair of London, added. will
open at Odd Fellows Hall. Washington on TUES
DAY, November goth, and remain for a few DAYS on.
fy. In connection with the above grand CONCERT
will be given by Misses Jenny and Rosa Ayondale
Admission % cents
Doors open at 81 Embellishments at ~.
JN0. HOW0RTH,
Proprietor and Delineator
nov 26-lw JOS. G. W. PIKE, Agent
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NEW DANCING ACADEMY.

II W. AUNDER, Professor of Dancing at George
L IL tywn College and Convent, &c. &C., respect
fully announces TO the public of Washington, that
he Will commence his classes for the cultivation of
the poetry OF motion, on TUESDAY, Dec. 9th, 1853
ut Lieut. Chase Darneys new hall, Columbia Place
corner Of 9TH st. and Louisiana avenue. His STYLE
embraces every variety of Fashionable Dancing such
MS taught at Paris and London and in all the prin
cipal cities Of the United States calculated to please
the most fastidious.
The Polka, Schottisch, HIszourka, Boilers r. donna,
La SicilienDe. Gorltza, Du Temps, Kossuth NJ, zour
ka, and Weillika Walzes, will he taught eenf rrtra
charge. Also, the Russian Parlor Polka Syrian
Chestnut ST. promenade, Schottisch, Star Polka and
Grand Military Quadrilles.
The most decided and affectionate attention will be
paid TO the man; ers and morals Of children. ANY
lady or gentleman, bringing 10 scholars by their in
divdua influence shrll be entitled to lessons free of
charge.
Days OF tuition, Tuesday an Friday afternoon and
night The names Of those DESTROYS Of taking les
sons can be LETT at j. f. Ellis's Music Store, Penn
avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts nov 3n-eod2w
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DAIRY TRICOPHEROUs, Lyons
ID Kathairon, Phalon's Hsic Invigorator Eau
Lustral, Lubin's aud Harrison's Extracts, Faripa,
Cologne, Pomatum, Hair Oil, ilet Powder Puff
Brushes, Dressing, Side Puff and Tuck Combs, Wo k
Card, Office, Fishing, and Toy Baskets in addition
to a variety of useful and ornamental fancy goods,
at the Stationery, Music, and Fancy Store of
j. F. ELLIS,
Pa avenue, between eth and 10th streets.
nov 9
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Centre hGrkd.-1hc appearance of the market
this morning was more cheering than usual. The
stock of provisions was excellent and selling rapidly
at high prices.
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pROOMs, BUCKETS, &c
ID 200 dozen Brooms
40 dozen Whisks
so do painted Buckets
20 nests Willow Baskets
20 dozen Jute and Alicant Mats
3 do fancy Mats
80 do Cords and Lines
200 gross Matches
20 dozen Washheards
Just received and for sale hy
nov 29-eO6t MURRAY SFMNES
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ID EDUCTION OF LRICES Visitors to Gautier's
IL Saloons will find, upon examination Of the
present revised Bill of Fare that the prices of many
articles have been reduced.
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Found Dccd.-An infant fouror five days old, was
found this morning on ] street. 1t was taken in
charge by officer, and will be buried by the Cor
psration as soon All inquest is held.
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Programmes will be furnished the ladies BY the
floor managers upon their entrance into the Saloon.
Gentlemen wishing invitations for ladies are request
ed to leave the ladies' names with the captain Of the
company.
Tickets TWO Notwithstanding a gentleman
and ladies; to be had at the principal Hotels, Music
and Drug Stores, of the members of the Company,
and at the door en- the evening of the Ball.
So The floor managers will be designated by
"blue scarts." The Committee of Arrangements by
"blue rosettes" nov 9Th.
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ENiU1n ~ y
M u S e u M
T GILDEMEIsTER,S Geners

liz gence Office, 10 street, near Pennsylvania
avenue.-Persons having houses or rooms for rent
will find 1t to their interest to have them registered
in my books. No charge for registering. Persons in
want of servants of any kind may be accommodated
by calling at my office. Servants will find good stu
ations by calling at the above Office.
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M A n AGER s:

III a ~ A " II ms.
On he part Of the Field and Staff
Maj. Gen. W Jones, Col " Hickey
Br. Gen. r Weightman Lieut.. Col. ii Reilly
Maj. G 9 Walach Mai T. Denobo
Maj. X. Keywoah Mai. Bacon
Quart. McCoilum Adjt. L. J. Middleton
Surgeon } L Morgan Asst Surgeon Grymes
On the part Of the Light Infantry
Capt. Darlington, Lieut. VIM IL Clarke,
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. Tucker,
ISnatius F. Mudd.
On he part Of the National Greys
Capt Lsmuel Towers, Lieut. Holden,
Lieut. Sutton, Lieut. Wales,
Peter Egan.
On the part If the Walker Ma,pshooters.
Capt W Bradford, Lieut. McCoiium.
Lieut. Blrkhead, Lieut. j ii Goddard,
VIM. Smith.
On the part Of the Boone RiHemen
Capt NJ Bright, Lieut. P Otterback. jr.,
Lieut. Ii n Ober, Lieut. c NJ sanderson,
George Miller
On he part Of the German Ieagers
Capt q A Schwartzman, Lieut. W Petersen,
Lieut. X Eichorn, Lieut. A Lehman,
- CopheHstine.
On the part Of the Montgomery Guards.
Capt b hey, Lieut. Reilly,
Lieut. ". Feeny, Lieut. KelIeher,
James Maher
o" The part Of the Presidents Mounted Guard.
Capt > Peck, Lieut. Clark Mills,
Lieut. =" Baden, Lieut. Pettibone,
John Finch.
On The part Of the National Guard.
Capt j TAFT, Lieut. Bird,
Lieut. Humphrey, Lieut. Allen,
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articles have been reduced.
nov 23- cost
n GENTLEMEN'S Dress Hats
| 81 This day opened fresh and full supply of
"Beebe's" winter styles for gentlemen's Dress
Hats at STEVENS'S Salesroom,
nov "a Browns Hotel.
MORNING EOBES.-A large and full as
WI sortment just opened and prices moderate, al
HOPKINS Furnish ng Store. corner Of 9th st., ami
Pa. avenue, between Browns and National Hotels
Shirts made to order.
nov 21-4w Int & Alex Gazette1
DALLs AND PAKTlES-Can be supplied
ID cheap with Cst Flowers and Boquets of beau
tful double Japonicas and other choice greenhouse
flowers, at Nj. Grifiths Greenhouses, on 9Th street
between and L. or at his Greenhouse, corner of Sd
st. and Ps nnsy lvaDia avenue.
nov 28-eo2H*
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T0 MRS. b. GREGG will open a handsome as
&& Isortment of Paris Millinery on Thursday the
H~17th 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 ladies of Washington and Georgetown.
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