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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

TTNHE undersigned having recently attended some
i peremptory sales of Dry Goods in Philadelphia
and New York, which have been made in conse-
quence Of the tshtness of the money market, ena-
bles him to offer the following Goods at prices TWEEN
ty-ive per cent. less than any other house in the
District of Columbia.
Superior black Boocade. 25 worth 800
"A colorei do very sup'r. lis, do SEQ
IS black and huc-black Satin Turc 1a0, do LOO
27-inch Poult de Sole, very heavy. 1.25, do 10
26-lneh corded do splendid ar
Black Silks, all widths and quality,
some very superior. ................. leo, do $50
Florences and MOusselanes, all colors.
MERINOS.
Superior French Merinos, all
colOrs. 81 cts, worth 81 81
Palmettoes Lyonese Cloth,
fine grades. 90 do do SI15
Rep'd do, an elegant article
all wool, and beautiful
high colors. do do 1.75
ALPACAS.
All grades, at very reduced
price, some really beauti-
81 cts, worth so cts.
P0PLlNS, PLAID RAW SILKS.
We would direct especial attention to our Plaid Pop
lins, which are of superior
style and quality. IS cts, worth 81 %
Raw Silk Plsids, beautiful quail
10 cts. worth 10
IN LINENCAMBRIC HANDKERCuIEFS.
and deserve your immediate attention. They
very worth $3.50
Hemstitched do. super super........ o. worth LOO
Plain bordered superative .......... So worth ST.
some reaiy hanusome.. worth 70
SHAWLS SHAWLS.
Bay State, Waterloo, and other Shawls of every
grade, some S3OO, worth $500
Palm Leaf, all wool, 81, super...... 80 worth $50
Black Thibet very superior......... 800 worth $50
5000 WORKED COLLARS.
Some of the same which we have been selling, and
which meet with such deci-
ded approx 62 cts worth $l25
A few more superlative........Sl.2 p worth $50
some extra super.................. zoo worth 600
A few doz. of those handsome
Swiss. ..................... 80 cts, worth 1.25
Under Sleeves in great variety, cheap
Chimesetts in endless varieties
black Silk Nelvets, best make, very cheap
oOo pairs more of those justly celebrated French
seamless Corsets, all sizes, which have given
such satisfaction.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Merino Skirts and Drawers all kinds
Linencambric Handkerchiefs, fine grade colored
bordered ..........-.........62H cts, worth 81 %
oO dozen white hid alOves only, 80 cts. worth l2o
Cloths, CaSsmeres and VestingS, all Of the most de-
sirabe styles and qualities, which we VIII
have made up in the best style and manner.
CARPETS, DRUGGETs, CRUMB-CLOTHs, DLAN-
KETS, &C.
Our stock of the above goods We would also invite
particular attention to. TO persons buying to sell
stock Is very large and complete, and has been
bought under circumstances which places competi-
ton out of the question.
RICHARD W. CARTER,
Opposite Centre Market, three doors
east Of Sth street, Washington, ID. c.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.

VOTE FOR HIM Lewis. the fun-loving
,d;tor of the {" n. NJ. Union, (sayS an ex-
cbanoe.) is a candidate for the Legisla-
ture. In the last number of his paper he
publishes circular to his fellow citizens
Of eight columns. Whereupon he says:
It NAV be asked why write so long
circular. An anecdote will illustrate my
answer. Once upon time an old lady
sent her grandson out to set turkey.
On hisreturn, the following dialogue, took
place: -.
Sammy, have you got her %
Yes, grandma.
Fixed the nest all up nicely?'
Mighty fine, grandma.
"How many eggs did you put under
herr" .,
Gone hundred and twenty, grandma. J"
"Why, Sammy, what did you put so
many under her for ("
:. Grandma, L rrdated to see her spread
herself"
Nv opponents will pitch into this Cir
cular-hope they will have a good time
in making large per centage off of it..
4 short one would be as much as they
could get over, but L rant TO see them
spread Themselves.
We say Hurra for Lewis! Let his
friends vote for him-just to see him
=. spread himself" He's one of EN-
he Is.
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY.

Ldncaster county Pennsylvania,
"ILL open its 30th session on the first MON
w D.9Y IN NOVEMBER, 1852. The Insti-
tuition is situated eight miles southeast Of Lancaster
city, from which place there daily stage to Stras-
burg leaving the city every afternoon at 81 o'clock.
Fare 81 4 cents
Access may be obtained to the Academy by a
branch railroad which connects Strasburg with the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad at Leanon
Place, twelve miles east of Lancaster city, Bows
will be prepared for College, and for the various
businesses of life. Number of Teachers in the In
stituton is SIX. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREN, NJ. D., Principal.
strasburg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
l.-ff
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FEMALE INSTTTnTE-

South Orolina dtenae Jet,ceea 9Th and tn streets,
east, Washington.
THIS Institution is now in successful operation
L with full corps of competent AID experienced
teachers in each department. 1t presents the best
advantage to parents the location Is -ery retired
The buildings ample end SURROUNDED with beau
tfu grounds for exercise and the of study is
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition in all English branches 500 per
session OF ten months Day pupils from IS to $40
per quarter of IL weeks. in English.
French, Music, Drawing, &c, extra.
For further particulars. or for circulars apply to
GEO. q. BUTLER, A. NJ,
sep 29-eotf- PRINCIPAL
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LAW NOTICE

SlDNEY $. BAXTER, late Attorney General of
~ Virginia, has removed to Washington to prac-
fice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, the courts of the District of Columbia
and attend to any professional business contidcd to
him.
Q}% Office in MOrrisOn's new building, on Ak st.
between Pennsylvania avenue and & street.
References: Hon. J. J. Alien. Hon. VIM. Daniel
Hon. Richard Moncurc, Hon. G.. B. SamIcIs Hon
George H. Lea, of the court of appeals of Virginia
to the Judges of the circuit courts of Virginia. and
to the Senators and members of Congress from Vir-
glnla. iy l9-eOly
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MORE NEW MUsIc

LOVE the snow; Happy days ard happy nights :;
i How sweet Is the land Nary Astore The wild
ash deer The melodies of home; What is it makes
me sad: One faithful friend All things are beau.i-
full Vert thou to speak farewell; All, vert thou
with me; My mountain Kate; Poor Sister Sue SC.
Greeting schottische; Hungarian schottische; Les
Amiabl S; Les fugitives; Forest glade POLKA; Echo
au Mont Blanc, Sontag polka, Waltz, Song and va
riations; Variations on Postal, Home, Restrice d.
Ienda, &c.; Loagnette polka mazurka: Studio, 8 for
the Piano, and fun assortment of all the popular
pieces, at WINNERS, 9th street, near La ave-
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FRANCIS II. DAVIDGE,

tFoRMERLY OF BALTIMORE.)
Attorney and COunse Ii or.at.LR
PROPOSES to attend to Ccnveyancing and other
Il office business, together with the prosecution
OF claims against the Government, for which an cx-
perIcnce of eleven years in branches of the
public service has qualified him iii peculiar dc
gree.
His attention will be prompt and his charges mod
crate.
r. III. ID. may always be found during business
hours at the office of his son, WALTER DORSEY DAv-
IDGE, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, on
Louisiana avenue, near the City Hail. and Opposite
10 Flfth street. aug i-coly
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.

la WM. H. STANFORD D, Merchant Tailor
"a north side OF Pennsylvania avenue, under
LII North, and is now opening well selected
stock of French and English Goods such as CLOTH,
CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS, of the latest style
ard importation. all Of which he will have made to
order In the most fashionable manner. at short 10
tce and at the lowest possible price for cash, to
pune ual men on time. lie would take this oppor-
tunity 10 return his sincere thanks to his friends
and generous public for their liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him, and socits contin-
uatlon and Increase of the All orders will be
executed with promptness and dispatch.
n. B.-Aiso, on hand, very beautiful assortment
OF Gentlemens Furnishing Goods.
rT.,ES
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

Corner Of 10th and E streets, Old Medical College.
THE duties of this Institution were resumed on
i the 9TH instant. The Classical and Mathenat-
zeal departments, where the same branches are
taught i'll other Academies in this city, in the
ond story. The Primary Department is in the first
story.
Circulars can he obtained at the Bookstores.
Rev. JAMES NoURsE, AM. nu:,-
Rev. J. w. WISANs, A. NJ. he'oc'"'e iiiie' p"'s
NJ. ID. WELLS. Teacher of Primary Department.
Mons Il. RAuoLT, Professor Of Modern Ian
gilageS ssp 10
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WHALEY,s oMNIBussEs.

On THURSDAY, the 29th instant.
@p@~ / will commence running two lines
A& of 0HNIBUSSES between AeNan-
dria and " Arlington. leaving Alexandria at AZ
O'Clock in the morning, and 81 in the afternoon,
connecting with the trains leaving Washington al
o'clock in the morning and in the afternoon. Re-
urning. leare Washington on the arrival Of the
ira ms from Baltimore, i'm time in the morning 20
connect with the Orange and Manassas Gap train
from Alexandria, at O'Clock.
Passengers wishing seats in this line. will leave
their names and residences with DR.. James Entwis
tie Alexandria and at the Irving House. Washing
ton. corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
The morning line will call for passengers within any
reasonable distances in either city.
Sop 2S-6m- WM. wIlALEY.
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cunning Apparatus
John W. BADEN. near the corner of Sixth street
- and Pennsylvania avenue has lately rec.ivcd a
full supply of the above Goods; consisting in part
Of
Fine English stubb Twist and Damascus Doubls and
Single Barrel Fowling Pieces of all sizes
Common and low-priced English and German do
Single and Double Barrel DucBing Guns
Boys Guns
Game Bags, Liquor Flasks Shot Pouches
Powder Flasks, Single and Double Belts
Walkers, ElyS, Coxs, and other English and French
Caps
Patent Metallic and Paper Wads AID Wad Paper
Washing Rods and Cleaners
Nipple Wrcnches, Tubes, Wad Cutters
Ramrod Heads and Sc ews
Patent Lever Charges, Bullet Moulds
Pistol Belts Hunting Knives. &C. in great variety.
Sportsmen are particularly invited to examine my
stock before purchasing, nearly all cfmy Sporting
Goods made TO order and importee direct and of
course can offer great inducements any other
house in this country.
DAILY EXPECTED,
An assortment of the celebrated kinds of Sport
ing Powder JOHN w. BADEN.
oct 4-eoSw-
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PREPARE FOR A RAINY DAY.

~ Look up your old Umbrellas, and ~
~send them TO the subscriber in fairGtu
weather 10 be repaired and thus give
~ him time TO do the work REHABILITATION IN
rainy weather the press Is great that the work
may not be well done, ''nothing is well done that
is done in hurry
UMBRELLAS for sale from 37H cents up to six
dollars, comprising general assortment of green,
blue and black silk and gngham Umbrellas.
A large assortment of articles suitable for every
description OF repairs
Don't forget the place. ID. PIERCE,
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
sep Scott
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GREENS Ink Eraser and Pane

GREENS Ink Eraser and Paper
~ Cleaner for Book-keepers, Clerks, and Literary
Gent.emen.-A new kind of eraser and rubber far
superior TO any article for the purpose yet
introduced. Aside from its superior Quail, les as
pencil cleaner it ink and other stains with
with more facility than the ordinary scrsper, AID
leaves the surface of the paper unframed.
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE CO.,
18th street, doors north of PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Branch of Stationer's Hal, ia and 176 Pear
sep 1S-eotf- street
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MAcKEREL, GOLDFISH, CHEESE, &C.
uO0 BARRELS new Mackerel
1OO 5000 pounds Grand Bank Goldfish
so boxes prime Chess
SO do Pearl Starch
% do fresh Ground Cotfao
Oh dozen Rabbits Yeast Powder
Just received per Schooner Empire from York 8
for sale low, by BARBOUR 4 sEMMES
La avenue, between 9th and 7th streets.
Oe A-eo6t OPP Bank of Washin9to.
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PROFESSIONAL, CARD

nRS. k. Il J. HUNTER, members of the Royal
- College of Surgeons, late of IsIington, London,
have taken up their residence III Washington, for
the treatment of
DISEASES OF THE CHEST
comprising affections of the THROAT, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, CONSERVATION, and dise;5 OF the HEART,
to- which branch Of their profession they haze for
many years given their exclusive attention. The pc
culiarity of the treatment employed by Drs. H.,
that the remedies employed administered by IN
HALATIoN in the form of vapOr.
Residence and Office, 10Th street, between G and
III
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CARD.
To the Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown,

HttIUHUTU, &C.
HENRY WEIRMAN'S Ladies', Misses, and Chi
Il l. dren's French Shoes are sold by the under
isned, on 18Th street. just above Corcoran 4 Riggs
Banking House. in his new building, with the high
marble steps, where he will receive Ladies' ORDERS
and keep constantly on hand every variety of La
Dies Misses and Childven's French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters Slippers, SC,
made To order by II. Weirman, of Philadelphia OF
the best French Cater materials and in the latest
Partisan styles. These Gaiiess entirely different
from what generally known Eslop shop shoes; "
being all custom work, of superior workmanship,
and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, who value beauty, comfort, and economy,
Will consult their interest by giving me call, and
examine for themselves. e. WEIRMAN
18th ST., just above Corcoran & Riggs
aug l6-lyeO Banking House
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THE RUSSIAN WAR.

1USr published, The Gar and the Sultan: to
- which is added The Turks in Europe; by Fran
els Bouvet.
History Of the Instruction in China by NJ NJ.
Gallery and IVAN. Translated from the French By
John 0xeuford.
Louis XvlI-His Life, His Suffering, Ills Death
by A. De Beaushesne. Translated and edited by w
Hazlitt.
A History of Roman Classical Literature by R. O.
Browne, Phi. d.
Life in the Missions, tn. Camp, and the Zepana
or, Six fesrs in In ia; by Mrs. Colin Mckenzie.
Putnam and Harper for November
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
nov l. Bookstore. near 9th street
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SUGAR, MoLAssEs, & MACKEREL,

u so hhds. Porto Rico, and Museoya.lo Suy.rs
part very choice and part low price
25 bbls- pulverized Sugar
Is hhds. Porto Rico Moasses, verychoice, suitable
for Bakesr and Con:ectiorers
200 bbls. new No. 1, Mackerel, Boston inspection.
caught in the month Of September, very fat
and suitable fczretailers, counting 1900 to the
barrel
AL of which We offer for sale low.
E +. WHITE L CO.,
Louisiana avenue. between 9th and It'll SITS,
Opposite the Bank of Washington.
oct 5-WSS6t-
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Washington Branch Rn;Irond.
- % fsz ss
ms Rim AS FOLLOWS /.

vTNRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Il Leave daily, except Sunday, at 6 and a. m,
81 and y. m.
On Sunday AT a. M, and 5 p. IN.
The Tram at 5 p. IN. i. Express, and stops only At
Annapolis Junction and Relay the Others all way
stations.
Trains al 8 a. m. and 3Jf p. M, connect with An
napOis.
Iral&S nj D a. m. and p. M, connect West
Trains AT and & a. M. and ) D. M, connect East
Fare from Washington Ia Baltimore - -
DO do do and return 20
DO do Annapolis p
DO do do and return | ~
The round trip tickets must in all cases be- pro
cured at the Office and are good for the day upon
which they are issued. L. II. PARSONS,
IN l6-f Agent.
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DANCING ACADEMY

A II CARUSI'S SALOON.-I will commence my
"A classes in Dancing on Tuesday, October IL, at
my Saloon. All the new and fashionable dances
taught. Glasses in Academies and private families
attended to.
Days of instruction: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays. Hours for Young Ladies, from to 5; for
Boys, from ) to I and for Gentlemen, from 10
9, p. M.
{N1y saloon is still for lease reasonable terms
sep 10 LEWIS CARUSI
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FUNERALS.

The subscriber is prepared 10 at
0t5zHsD end, al the shortest notice; Co any
calls in this line and will spare pains To rcrder
entire satisfaction 10 all who may desire Ills assistance
in performing the last tribute Of respect 10 the dead.
Hearse always In readiness. Mourning CAPS and
Shrouds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave to call the attention Of
the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRESEREEP,
which has been already tested in the families OF ser
erai in this city. TO whom he refer az N
its efficacy i'm preserving the body from decomPo>i-
ton for any length OF period.
J. w. Plant, ID street
aug eesly bet 9th and 10Th streets,
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Proposals for furnishing Bricks.
UNITED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION AND \
WASHINGTON AoUEDUcT OFFIT.
WASHINGTON. q tnbpr 10 lSh3

WASHINGTON, O.t0beT IT, 1893.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office. until
6p. m. of the 10th December next. for furnish.
ing Bricks for the construction of the Washington
Aquaduct
The whole quantity needed will probably he about
forty millions Proposals should state the quantity
which each bidder will undertake 10 furnish.
The bricks must be delivered at such points If the
limo may from time to time he de ignsted by the
Engineer. The times and quantities will depend On
the appropriations made by Congress
There large depostes of clay suitable for max
ing bricks along the fine and the contractor will to
required 10 furnish a sample Of the clay and bricks
before commencing the manufacture.
None but well made hard burnt bricks, entirpl-
acceptable 10 the Engineer, will be received AMI
they will be required to be made in moulds conform
ing in size to the municipal regulations Of the city
of Washington.
Every offer must be accompanied Nv written
guaranty, signed by one or more responsible pr
sons TO the effect that he or they undertake that
the bidder bidders will il his or tir their bid lie
with good and sufficient suretes. 10 furnish ihr
bricks offered. Said guaranty 10 he accompanied by
the certificate of the United States District Judge.
United States District Attorney, Navy Agent. or
some officer of the General Government CT individ-
ual known TO The Depsr ment of War, that the guar.
antors are able to make good their guaranty.
All bids to be sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Brick for Washington bquedutt." The bids will L..
opened in the presence Of snch bidders may chOor
to be present. As the certainty If supply is very
important. the failure of a contractor involving Prob
ably the stoppage of the work for q whole season,
the United States to itself the right to
ject any all bids and to make such arrangements
for the supply of bricks e. may bc most advantage
Gus to the work. (See extract from Engineer De
partment Regulations below
NC. MEIGs,
Captain of Engineers in charge of Washing
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REMOV.7L
The metropolitan Paper Hanging and
Upholstery Wnre.ROoms

The metropolitan Paper Hanging and
Upholstery Wnre-ROons
Hare been renored to 9TH St. bet ID and f SIS. north.
NO. 5, WASHINGTON PLACE.
HAVING removed my place of business to more
L commOdious premises, would respectfully So
licit call from my former friends and the public
generally, feeling confident that they will not be dis
appointed in the quality of my goods and prices.
have just returned from the North, with a new
and large assortment of this seasons goods which
WIN be found, IN quality and price, superior any
hitherto brought to this city. My stock of PAPER
HANGlNGS ara from the first manufacturers i'm the
country. My UPHOLSTERY WORK is executed
will warrant possess the best material and work
manship.
Houses and Halls papered at the shortest notice.
by experienced wOrkmen.
Transparent and Buff Holland SHADES, Patent
and Veaitian BLINDS, Hair, Moss, Cotton and
shuck MATTRESSES. CUSHIONS Of every dss
npion for SALE Church pews re cushioned al
moderate charges.
o. 4 call is solicited.
JOSEPH Il. X. PLANT,
aug lS-Iyee 7th street, bet. d and E.
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French NJ eri mos, Plaids, Mousse
LANES, sc.


LANES, sc.
ERENC IL Merinos, white, pink, blue, Tan, and
other colors
Cashmere aud all-wool Plaids all qualities
French MOUSSE LANES, white and all colors
Printed Moussraines, from 1917 cents upwards
Pink, blue, white, and black watered Silks, wide
Black Silks. all widths, black Alpacas
St1niS-Bay State, Merino, Grape, and other styles
Together with general assortment of seasonable
Goods, leo numerous to mention
Customers are respectfully invited to give me a
call WM K RILEY
Corner Sth street, opposite Centre Market.
&C lS-eOlm.
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

IA Our stock at present is full. and of the
M pest aud newest styles both Of Goods to make
-. II Is our purpose to keep none but the
oe,e IoaiY 81 goods of the various kinds and most
as bespoke work, and at lass prices 'A"'' O. s'o'
Also, constant and good supply of fine Shirts If
good cut and make; Woolen, Cotton, and S,ik In
dershrts and Draws, and many other prettS .na
good articles for gentlemsn's use.
YOUNG & OREM
Merchant Tail0rs and Cl0thers Browns Hotel
&C 29-2w-
nR. ID. r. HAGN Il II offers his Professions
services to the public.
Residence and Office ON ii, between 18th and 18th
streets oc l7-eo2ws
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STOVES. STOVES y STOVES "
F.. Y. NAYLOR,
lnnar Tin Sheet Iron & Stove Mannfantnro

South SIDE PtH1Sy!raHiG GrenUc, near 81 street
~ Invites the attention Of all who are in want
~ of STOVES to one of the most extensive as
kN3 sentiments Of the latest and improved styl g
~ They comprise FURNACES, CRATES and
COOKING STOVES of the most approved patterns
Including the celebrated kisterbock Cooking Stove
fancy Parlor and Hall STOVES for coal or wood as
Afro the Saratoga Radiator adopted either for the
parior or hail. which he offers for sale at the lowest
market prices.
Also, manufacturer and dealer in TIN, COPPER
and sHEET-IEON WARE, made of the best mate
rial and workmanship. An excellent assortment Of
Culinary Articles always on hand
Is Roofing. Guttering, Spouting. &c executed
hJ experienced workmen, and repairs neatly done
Sole Agent for Winslow's Improved Patent Coffee
hosster- sep 24-S&WSyn-
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lime Embracing a large va
il riety of very superior English Table KNIVES
aud FORKS. and Sportsmen's Pen and Pocket
KNIVES. of the most rere and beautiful patterns
for sale at the very lowest prices at
III. LINDSLEY'S,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
6-eO2m. next to Gait 4 RIOS
NOTiCE.-We are now opening one Of the rich
! est and best assorted stocks of FALL GOODS
from New York ard Philadelphia brought to this
market. We think il is useless for us to enumerate
articles could not describe their richness and
beauty but respectfully invite the attention of the
public HALL & BROTHER.
sep 2l-GOtf