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HAylNG purshascd " NACEs interest n the concern Of
IL NACE WINSTON. will appear the above af,sr
eg,1il vii continue thr Groc,ry Commission Yorrari
~ husucff, no che 'i stand Pearl rtts
shall retain hg services of Nr W. VI d. Ptuksv and
re'pesuiy solicit the ParonaTr she and clstor f
ihe late concern promising o. best eTas 20 tr.t a. a.
sel ls that Of the public generally.
n.A los. WINSTON
to Lyn,iturg vrsnan, Tnssits D,us,rii, and valley
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s. MERCHANT q vrrsJeER.

- SHnhIe-sHiHT-.-s MERCHANT a wEIsIagR No ma
- Nan .treei have hand hne assortment Of Shirts os
every quality. NS' %
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\ EkHt uHEnz ra1 rrsvargi furnish the farmer
WITH s9methrE really good ht Wheat pru ana ass
seed soEcr below tender ctTtidcate Of gentlemen ~,
have seen and have used The drills
PsfS,r Fpu am. Oct. 1911 iSss.
Having pucharcd Fawkcs Fresr wheat p7 ana Gass seed
soWe Mau1facturrh hy Mott tcH Co Richmond arI hay
nE sucicnfy tired TIE We feel SAFE Recommending Do
90. TiTONAs u aNbrRsoV
W a. ANDERSON
havinr sefn fauks Pioneer wheat Drill Seed Baue
n cpcrat o. ut saI g. tts f.rrs
genca ''tuE on. % r best Machines N hc Kind uhch
lam acquainted. wM J. ANpFEzuN
Camphcn ceanty Va. OF Iah lSa-ceis.tf ,''.-VN.
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LNEArHERs, for sale by
~ de5 T.NNNAaAN sroEEs e co.
UllACh AN2 BRO PELrO OvER COATS just received a
beautiful ot NJ Back Coats superior
de6 s MERCHANT 4 wEIsIGER.
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Y : =
skin DISEASE SPEEDILY Cured.
k'lEEps

Slohttt-eTORAGt-la ain repaired @ my Luu-
- Der House, the Dock thirty
els ot Wheat Persons desiro-s vou
do y Ito Ike rva r-,l0s.
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NOTICE 10 TtNHEH CErTrHs.-Propossfs will D. re-.
- ofce
Potomac Railroad Company, for 10000 s- heavy iron As
specified below.
White p,'t Ok feet n,hsicnr not sss inchsn
diameter AZ Che smallest END BE- barkcd smoothly heu on
Eo sde' % BE- sS inches hck the ss 20 BE- ruf H
fsf
calculated o impair their lufauufy Tho saf s
70 b. delivered either Depot Echmond or on the line f
the cGd sod placed By thc contractor convenient n b.
oaicd on he caI NJ b. Inspected ~ ne superintendent or
Gee. h HRAee
ses-W aiperints,lgrt m pe,t
lANo ENFECfEpi-SO 500 Peruvian Gus no nov
~ on the uay, expected IN al
dered the a early iu the
Piled ui rcac heir DELAY me arfrs
Su BE- furnished thc price cash iatsn NON t.
vessel. far9Sl Uf-gU IA say
II Osr or NsiAlnA Negotiable Note irawn BY Aeranjsr
T. Royster ats months NON Jay u Octobsr m
ior fea - payable t TIE order ~ Luke
lost o. miad Ne Owner thereof hereby cautions tht pbs
against receiving the came, payment thereof stopped
The unde will Dc rewarded, .uiri b. leaving sp
The oncc n thc Richmond frs Association. o,I .dtf
"a nSii '''' ''''' John \, sosDoS SON.
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EM Goob--Just received per AdAzs 4 Co ITpTe..
v Plaid Raw silks and Valencia P.iIs
Pad nelaiues and Velvet RibBons
flain Mousaines, ali seoTs and N,.i,r S,..-..
tentuu n La,,.es. WAppvs'a ns can the Al
de- "A.NtS a PkkhlNs,
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SPECIAL OFFICES.
UTAH.

l2S0l-From Salt Lake City, by American Fork.
Provo City, Springfield, Pay>on, Summit
Greek, Nephi City, Fillmore City. Fed Creek.
Puovan, Josnsous Springs, Cold CT. tx Sam
tt Clara. and San Beruarlinn, Cal. IL San Di-
ego 1000 mics and back. onre a month
Leave Salt Lake City on the 10Th of each month:
Arrive at san Diego b The 18th Of the next
month;
Leave San Diego on the Goth of each Month;
Arrive at Salt Lake City BY the 18Th Of the next
month
l2S02-From Salt lake City, by Palmyra Lrlii CITY.
American Fork, Pheasant Grove Provo CITY
I'aysom. Spril vile. Corn Creek. Film pre q
T.. and salt Greek, to Manti, 90 nii,.s aud
back. onra Il week
Leave Salt Lake CITY every Monday at & A. NJ
Arrive at Mauii 10y IN Tuesday;
Leave Nanti every Thursday AZ am:
ARRIVE AZ salt Lake City by p IN Friday.
l2S03-FrNm Salt Lake City by Fort Laramie. to
Council Rluffs, iii Iowa, loo miles and back
once q month.
Leave Salt Lake City on the 10Th of each month:
Arrive at Council Bluffs by the Sth of the next
month
Leave Council L ufs on tie 10th of each month;
Arrive at Salt Lake City by the Sth Of the next
month.
Separate proposals for The pat beyond Fort Lar-
ME are invited Also, bids to run the whole
route twice a month each way.
12S04-From Salt Lake City, by Miilcr's Creek, TO
Brownsville 10 miles and back, twice a week
Leave Salt Lake City Mondays and Thursday
al IN:
Arrive at Brownsville 10y p IN same dave;
Leave Brownsville TUESDAYS and Fridays at 3
am:
Arrive at Salt Lale City 10y S r m same Gays
12S05-from Salt Iakr City 10 Tosle City, 50 miles
and back, once week.
Lrav. Salt Lake City every Monday at c a Ii;
Arrive at Tocle City 10y pm;
cave Ioeie City every Tuesday ut CAM:
Arrive ut Salt Lake City by IN.
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INSTRUCTIONS

Embracing conditions To be incorporakeI ia The con-
tracts To The erte = The Department may dern proper
j. Seven minutes allowed To each iutermpdi-
ate Office VIXEN not otherwise Specified, for asserting
the mails.
2 On routes where the mode of conveyance admits
of it, the SPECIAL agents of the Department, aho
post Office blanks, mail bags locks and keys, TO
be conveyed without extra charge.
3. No pay will lac made for trips not performed
and for each Of such emissions not satisfactorily ex-
planned three times the Pay cf the trip may I've
deducted For arrivals so far behind time rs 10 b eak
conneAion wi in depending mails and not sufficiently
excused, one fourth Of the compensation the trip
IL subject to forfeiture Deduction may also be or
dered for grade of performance inferior TO thrt
specified in The contract. For repeated denq ueuceS
CT the kind herein specified. enlarged penalties pro-
poroned to the nature thereof and the i'm, ortance
of the mail, may be made.
4. For leaving behind throwing of the mail. or
any portion of them fuf the admission Of Passengers
or for being concerned III setting up running an
express conveying commercial Intelligence ahead of
the mail, quarters pay may be deducted.
o. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquency
be promptly and satisfactorily eN plaiued bv certi
Gates OF postmaster, the afiavts Of other cred
itshle persens for failing TO arrive in contract time
for negiectpg to take the mail from, deliver it
bto post Office; suffering it lowing either to the
unsuitableness of the place or manner of carrying
it TO be injured, destroyed robbed lost; and for
refusing. after demand. TO convey the maii fire.
quently as the contractor runs, or Is concerned in
running, a coach or steamboat on route.
6. The Postmaster General may annul the contract
for repeated failures 10 agreeably to contract;
for disobeying the post Office laws the in-truc
tons Of the Department; for refusing to discharge
carrier when required by the Department to do
for assigning the contract without the assent Of the
Postmaster General for running express Store
said; for transporting persons or Packages con-
veying mailabe matter out of the mail
Z. The Postmaster General mAy order an increase
of service route by allowing therefor pro rata
increase on the contract pay lie may also order an
increase of speed, he allowing, within the restrc
tons of the law, pro rata increase of pay for the
additional stock carriers, if any. The contractor
may, however, in the of increase Of Speed re-
Department that he prefers doing to carrying the
order into effect. The Postmaster General may also
curtai or discontinue the service, at pro rata de-
crease of pay, if he allow one months extra com
pensation on the amount dispensed with, wnene.e
in his opinion the public interests do not he
same of in case he desires to supersede It py dns
ent grade of transportation. He may also 0na"s'
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No. So.
Motto e 10 L. &. Mail Contractors, and
the Public.

the fubtfc.
AUDITORS OFFICE, r0sT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
November Isl, lN,2.
1 has long been the practice OF this otiy- psy
L the drafts drawn and negotiated by Contractors
for carrying the United States Mails for The amcnui',
reSp-c lively. or their quarterly l,sy. Il eSia
llslled 10 accommodate the CuhtT,rto.S. and n''i
their necessities, in advance of the REGULAR ar
slower process Of payn. by the drafts or warrants q
the Department. and WAS intended only q apply u
one dfJtt per rout-, from each Contractor pr y"
'cIaOs amount. (de!1ctin. fines collections Sc o. lbs
quarterly pay; bat il has been. and is quite -r.vf-
ally SO msIInderstooi. to lee supposed toalv shy
number ofdrsfts and for any amount not excstiir-.
in the aggregate the Contract pav irr tie qISrtr a
privilege conceded for fri -laii.n ,lur II Nas
never any t.lnE more has thus teen aie 20 cir
barrass. materially. the business Of la Ui'ic' iu.H
upon II the settlement OF The yr,-,tF acyoants q"
Contractors; and thrown upon the exchanges ~ i'e
country with quasi sanction o. this o;f. Sl-',-
of PAPER currency Unauthorized ~ thr laws.
Ill mot unfrcguJntlv occurs. tun thai uu> orc j.
exposed IL great and unnecessary li-k in ctc'nih
ing upon tie arnIinpneSs OF the tl-T aiU'S I" 'u'
assignments. or Endorsements, al the vai'."' ~
sons through hose hands the drafts 81 urir 10
pass before their PRESENTATION. So,
IT Is therefore deemed proper 10 give ihiS lu'.N
nouce Ia Contractors, and ala concerned, uIa' III
and after the LIST day of Janusry. ls+ but one t.t'
fer the pay upon each route. par quarter. W"
paid, or filled for payment. ia his oice. Thus df''
should state upon IL face. the fSfte Olig 80" 20
quarter ana Nc route iboth Ia lie si'v'it-il on VIZ
IT is drawn: and tie StgaGtGs. Ns1t0 Str,t' ," f'''N
BY the POSTMASTER al M, ,.-e sr!,are mag '~ .,''
ana one other eotftless; uT:d cdcd HSS'g""'''' .'
WM. f. PHILLIrS,
Auditor Of the Treasury for Z. o. Department
noyl2-Th iw
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UNITED STATES EAILS.
STATE OF MAINE.

Posi- ofFi'E DErtHTNING. Nov. /. IS-3
DEOPOSAl& FOR Conveying the sails of the I ui-
L ted States from the lSt Of January. IS.4 10 the
3Dh June, 49,, on the following r"aia la the Stss
of Msne will be received NJ the Co,.trsyt ufi.r ii
the Post Office Department until O'Clock u ~. q p
Eth day or December Dext, b be decided Ca tie
same day:
No. /. From Augusta. hy Broun's Coruers, Vase
boro, fast Nlssalhoro'. China. Albion. Iui
~ Troy. Diymynt. Ildntman'S Mill. New
burg. West lIamtden, aud HAM den, {"
Bangor, e. miles and back. sil times
week.
Leave Auru-ta daily. except Sur,jay ut ; am;
Arrive At Bangor same ds. by pm.
Leave Esngor daily. except sunday. ri u :;
Arrive at Augusta same day ly pm
For form of PROPOSE and Instructions and Tequrr-
ments (elabra'inc the conditions 10 a. incorporated
IN tue contract 10 such extent ~ the Department
may deem proper see advertisement Inviting fri"-
sails Tor Mail service ia lie New England States. "a.
It'd De ember IL, lS52.
JAMES CANrEFLL.
rov 6-laN4w Postmaster ,i,.Iersl
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NEW MENIC0.

l29a0-Frcm Santa Fe. by Albuquerque, eocorrc.
Don Ana. Fort Fillmore, Fruutero, (Trxa.) J..
PgSo, San Eltario, Nggoffinsvilie aud L.0na,
to San Antonio, 9l0 miles and back, ouCe a
month
Leave Santa F. on the lst of each month;
Arrive at San Antonio in - days.
Leave San Antonio oil the lSt Of each month;
Arrive AT Santa Fe in % DAVIS.
Bids 10 carry 'w'ce month are Invited; also.
bids TO mike The trip ir 20 DAYS
129dl-From Santa lie, by La CanlIa. to r. rnanG.
de Tao, - mites and back, tw:re a month.
Leave SAINT, Fe on the LIST AID 18Th of each
month at m;
Aglive at Fernando &c Taos Icy the Sd and 18th
al II IN:
Leare Fernando de Taos on the 18th aud 18th
O: esrh month at am;
Arrive al Santa Fe by the fth and 3Gth at , u:
Bids for weekly trips invited
l2902-From Demand. by Fort B,lknap, to GENES
vile, n Texas. and back, once in two weeks.
Bidders to state distance and schedule Of arri-
walls and departures.
INls for weekly tTipS are invited
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for weekly trips are invited.
FORM FOR 4 ED.

Wters change from advertisement is contemplated
by the Jidlcr.
81 (or We as the case may be) There write the
name or names in full of here state the residence
or residences hereby propose 10 carry the muii on
Postmaster teneras advertisement for Proposals for
the same dated October L. 1888; requires in he tine
stated in the schedules contained in said advertise
mcnt, and by the following mode Of convey ncs TO
wit Here state how it is To b. conveyed. Tor the
annual gum of here write out the sum in words at
full lengtI
Dated (Signed.
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FINE CABINET FURNITURE

Il INVITE the attention OF those desirous of pur-
i CHASING Furniture. or of furnishing Houses Ell
tire, TO my general and extensive stock Of House
FURNISHING floods on Tn street, opposite Exchange
Bank. enumerate in part
Elegant Set of parlor Furniture of rosewood.
walnut, and mahogany
Fine walnut and mahogany Sofas
10 10 Chairs and lockers
Do do Bureaus Wardrobes
Do do French and IighpOst
Beistesds
Beautiful enamellei Cottage Chamber Set
mahogany and walnut Centre Tables &c.
DO do E:aser,s
DO do Secretary and Bookcase
Do do Sdeboarls
Gilt-frame Mirrors
general assortment Of Chairs, Bet,stesls Wash
stands, Tables, Bureaus Wardrobes Hair and SI,uck
Mattresses, Feather Beds, &c.
The subscriber will give particular attention TO
Furnishing Houses entire, in any style required.
dec III" y. VI. McGREffOR.
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REMARKABLE FREAKS OF FORTUNE

4 ne daily teing observed and wondered at by
n the uninitiated- Men with small incomes and
large families growing wealthy and becoming men
OF means and influence. A change which their
friends Gan only account for by surprising they have
found some money saving or money-making opera
tion or machse which is kept from the knowI-
edge Oi the public. Such is the fact, and we will
briefly expose the easy and honorable means 10y
which they accumulate wealth. The secret which
Is hereafter to NJ public Is thi.-they save ut least
ohe-iourih OF their incomes by purchasing their
~hoie supplies Of the Model Grocers
MGRAW q JACOBS
Corner Eenna avenue and 18th streets
dee G.
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NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA, from

NAPOLEON AT ST. HELEN n IIOl'
~ the letters and Journals Of Sir Hudson Low
by Vim. Forsyth, vi. A. n Will.
Health Trip to the Tropics, ny NJ T. "i''''
N Np we 49, ~ ,iheypethy, by Dr. Mscilwsin.
ma,Iana Art of ProloDging Life edited by Eras
mus Hns" On The Apostolic Church, with general
-tIn,nciion 10 church history, by Philip SchRii
prnf,ssor in the Theological Seminary at MERGERS
buTg. Pa. Translated by 4. D. Yeomsns. For sale
at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
dec g. Bookstore, near 9th s..
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sortment of Paris MiIiinerv o., r pasone a.
~, or IN instant, over Geo " Aliens Store IA
t"sen Gun ana 10th streets. the north side ~ D.
Wnere she respectfully invites the nt,sn,o,
OF the Ladies OF Washington and Georgetown.
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arrival and Departure of Ocean stean,ers.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF THE
GE e M AN YEAGER S,
AT CARUSI'S SALOON,
DECEM RER 2Gtb 1879

TUE GERMAN YEAGERS respectfully announce
Il that they will give one OF their popular BALLS
On MONDAY, December 25th, at Carusi'. Saloon
being their third Annual Ball.
The Committee of Arrangements do not deem il
necessary to say what they will do to make this the
most popular Ball OF the season, the public are
well aware that the balls of the Yeagers always
"done up in fine STYLE and they may rest assured
that no expense or trouble will be spared ~ make
this ball go of with the eclat that has hereto
fore characterized the Balls Of the s'Esagers"
The ball will be opened at o'clock. by a prour,-
nade, after which sword will ne presented to Capt
g. A. Sehwartzman, Professor Prospsri's Band play
ing the German Yeagers Quickstep,' composed ex-
pressly foe them.
Supper can ke hsd at any time between the hours
OF IL and o'clock
The military are requested to appear in full uui-
form.
No hats or caps will be allowed In the room EXCEPT
the military dress caps.
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(Signed.1
ELl,Hil mn EItnr.r,afir

The undersigned undertake that, if the foregoing
bid for carrying the mail on route No. W. accented
by the Postmaster General. the bidder Shall prior Ia
the LIST day Of July next enter into the required oh
legation to perform the service proposed, with god
and sufficient sureties.
Dated Signed by two guarantors.
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Form, Of Certificate

The undersigned POSTMASTER judge OF a clerk OF
acour of record the may bel certifies that lie
is well acquainted with the above euagautors and
their property, and that they are men of property
and able to make good their guarenty
Dated Signed
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TO THE LADIES

A The latest style OF Winter HATS lust re-
rel'ed-The undersigned respectfully in
Eltes the attention Of the ladies to examine
VGsour new style Of HATS, and to inform them
mat we are ready 10 receive and executs all orders
lor HATS, CAPS, HEAD-DRESSES, &C. with neat
ness and dispatch. Also, very select assortment OF
pointed velvet RIBBON, all colsrs together with
every variety of Fancy Goods, at
VIM. P. SHEDD'S,
oct g. ' -'~AAA1 "'ohoo'
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Leave Dallas every Tuesday at 6 m

Arrive at Salem by IL m.
121lS-from Salem, by Santism City, Cen cal. Wash
ington, CaIapoois, Lot Shaw's Mills, William
cite Forks. Skinner's, and Spencer's Butte 70
Pleasant Hill, 100 miles and back, once q
week
Leave Salem every Wednesday at Gam
Arrive at Pleasant Hill next Saturday W 10
Leave Pleasant Hill every Wednesday AT IN
Arrive at Salem next Saturday by SPIN
l2le-From Narysville to Kings Valley, Is miles
and back, once a week
Leave Marysvil'e every Thursday at N
Arrive at King Valley by SPIN
Leave Kings Valley every Thursday at N
Arrive at Mnrysvii.e by pm.
1T20-From Marvsville, by Jennynpois, Stars
Point, and siaslsw, to Yoncalla, IS miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Marysvle every Friday at 6 am
Arrive at YonGalls next day by pm
Leave Yoncslla every Wednesday at q
Arrive st Marvsville next day by @ pm
1212l-from North Canysnvle. by Middle Ferry, or
Rogue river, Dardanelles, Jacksonville, snd
Klamath. Cal, to Yreka, 40 miles aud back
once in two weeks
Leave North Canyonville every other Tuesday
at
Arrive at Yreks next Friday by 6Pm
Leave YTeka every other Tu, Sday at I'm
Arrive at North Canyouville next Friday By {
Bids for weekly trips will be considered
12.22-From Yonealls, by Elkton, Mouth of imp
qua, Scottsburgh, and Gardiner, TO Umpqus
City. GO miles and back, in two weeks.
Leave Yoncalla every other Monday at am
Arrive at UmpQua City 10y PIN next day
Leave Umpqua City every other Monday ut {
Arrive at Yoncalla by G IN next day.
Bids to carry once a week will be considered
also bids to start at Elkton, or Siaslaw, in
stead of Yoncalla.
1272S-From YoncalIa, by Oakland, Deer Creek
and Winchester, to North Canyonville, &c
Lilies and back once a week.
Leave Yoncalla every Monday at a IN
Arrive at North Canyonville next day 10y NJ
Leave North Canyonvile every Monday at :
Arrive at Yoncalla next day by pm.
l2724-From Port Oxford 10 Shasta, Cal, 100 miles
and back, once in two weeks.
Leave Port Oxford every other Monday at a m
Arrive at Shasta next Thursday by II m
Leave Shasta every other Friday at q m
Arrive at Port oxford mex: Tuesday by q p m.
SPECIAL OFFICES
Proposals will be received for supplying the fol.
lowing offices at n sum TO he specified by the bidder
and Emitted u th'ir nett revenue:
ChenCok, fl ON Astoria miles, once a week;
Clackemas, from Oregon city, miles, a
week;
Lexington, from Astoria, 9 miles, once n week:
Pacific city, from Astoria, il miles, a w-,k;
Parkcrsvie, from Fairfield, miles, once II week
Port Townsend, from Olympia, - miles, once h
week;
Port CIat<op. from Astoria, Q niles, once g wce,;
Salt Creek, from South Yam Hill. once a week
Submty. from Salem, Is miles. "a week;
Washington Butte, fruln Santiam City, 10 miles
once week.
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FOR cARRY1NarHE MAILS

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
States, from the LIST day of July 1854, to the LIST
day of July 1858. IN the State of California and in
the Territories of Oregon Utah, and New Mexico,
will be received at the Contract Office of the Post
Office Department, in the city of Washington until
A. NJ of the Sd OF April, 1854 Ito be decided by the
sd of April. 1851 on the routes and in the times
herein specified, viz:
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ERUlT. OLIVE OIL

ERUlT, OLIVE OIL, &C.
Il bbls. Cranberries
40 drums Fresh Figs
500 pounds Soft Shell Almonds
GO whole, half, and quarter boxes Raisins
BOO pounds CurrantS
boxes Leghorn Citron
Fresh Prunes in Jars
20 baskets Marseilles and Bordeaux Olive Oil
10 boxes Fresh Maccaroni
26 do 6 lbs. each Vermacelli
Just received and for sale by
SAMUEL HAMILTON 4 co,
dec lO-eo2w. Pa. av, opposite Jackson Hall.
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TLOTHS-
~ Black, blue, and green French Cloths
Black and fancy colored Cassimeres
Silk and Satin Vestipgs
Lambs wool Undershirts and Drawers
fLAN"&Es-"hiie, yellow, blue, aud red Of e,
cry quality.
Customers will do well to give me call
WM. X. RILEY
s. Corner sth street, opp. Centre Market
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VERY RECENTLY
III Il NRY JAN NE
DOT G. SHOE STORE & MASUFkClOhi 3

ID a
H& near The General POST Oflcr, was r'llo ..
~ to Pennsylvania avenue, bet~"rh d.; -
Hotel add 9TH street. where the If'it
has spared no pains or expense in fttiny up an
tablishment commensurate with TIE great ''''
IN the business OF the LouSa. ,..
The subscriber tenders his mos cordial ana 20
ful acknowledgements To his FRIENDS aud ! Us ),
their long continued favors, aud will be ii''S'" -
meet them in his new house. -
have very we'll ASSORTED sock OF b" -,
SHOES Of French, New Yo; K. Eas,eIn aud nay ~
make, embracing every 81, lc ana yarietI W
] invite the attention Of members 81 tohE,s''
citiEeEs generally. HENRY 'ANNEi,
Pa avenue H. side between Grown, t"r'
and 9TH street, third door from tie ialle''
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-13

Christm8S o. New Years Presents g..
hOWNS HUTCHINSON have Just received a
- handsome assortment of Goods very suitable,
Tor presents on the approaching Holidays As they
are prepared 10 cell at very reduced prices the pub
lie will find it decidedly their ADVANTAGE to call
and examine their stock before purchasing else
where. We enumerate. in part, as follows, viz:
Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Dressing Cases, Work
boxes
Ladies' Travelling Companions, Sewing Birds
Fine Scissors, bracelets, pearl and shell Jeweiry
Boxes
Hair Brushes of every description, Combs,
Parlor Bells. Card Cases Card Baskets, Portfolios
bO new kinds Of Porte Nonnaps
rocket Knives. fine Razors, Shaving Cases, Guns
China Vases with Flowers
Perfumery Oils. Extracts, Fancy Soaps
Small chests of Perfumery, Pornade
Portable Writing Desks, metallic inlaid Clocks &c
Also, gold and silver Watches, gold Pencils
Lockrts, Ear and Finger Rings, Breastpins, Cuff
Pins
Gold Chains, Keys, Shirt Studs Charms, &c.
Together with msny other articles too numerous
to mention.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON,
Atheneum Building,
Pa. avenue, between Al and 9th streets.
nov 50--eo2wSd2w