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TO THE LADIES.

(HE dies are respt ctfully solicited to call anC
1 examine new article for winter CATERS
which have just received. for neatness and dura
thlty 1t cannot be surpassed Afro, French Kid, Mo
rocco, &c, which | I'm prepared to make up at short
notice.
On hand, large SUPPLY of Shoes Of every kind
Call and examine for your elves.
MILLS
Cheap Cash Shoe Store
No. 3, Washington Place, 9TH St, near r.
nov left
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T MRS. r. GREGG will open a handsome ~
&$ tSortment of Paris Millinery on Thursday, til.
With instant, over Geo. y. Aliens Store, be
tween 9Th and 10th streets the north side Of Pa
avenue where she respectfully invites the attention
Of the ladies Of Washington and Georgetown.
nov 10
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Err WINTER 1iATS.-Miss T. E. MCDONALD
HSX&s successor 10 Mrs. Ann III. Clark will oren
fSSN Velvet Hats on Til ursiaY, November lith,
vi h beautiful assortment of Silk HATS
spotted and plain do in variety, at the new-style
Millinery Saloon. three doors east of tho Post Office
Bridge street, Georgetown. Orders attended to-
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Lamps, Sperm and Adnmnntine Can
dies, sc.
WE have received and now orancl onr fall sup
w ply of new LAMpS. selected by one of oTr
firms in New York and Philadelphia which We in.
vite ladies' aid genti'mun 10 call and examine Co.
crcd and white Sperm Candies: Adamantinc Candles
pytcnt spring Candicstirks, with shades
Bookhndcr. Paste Brushes and God Leaf
Night Tsprr-, Stove Lustre
Spermacetti, Lard, ard Solar Lamp oil
With orr usual assortment Of Window snd Coacl
Gla's. Painters and Artists Materials. Fer sale
wholesale and letal at oar usual low prices f 7
cash. or on time 10 punct;al customers.
HOW Ell L M0RSELL
Successors t. o. Whittles-v.
nov left street. TO Il, BuiIdiDul
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SrOLEN from the subscriber, on Wedne day
NOV eth, light BAY HORSE, cropped tail. about
hanos nigh The sweeney in the left shoulder
lame In the right shoulder, and small blaze In the
face and nose, q white spot on one of bis feet
suitable reward will be given by leaving the horse al
j. T. Fenwicks store on N. Y. av. and 10Th street.
noy14-1S ALBERT NELSON.
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AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS
JUST OPENED AND FOR SALE At ONE PRICE
q. WlLDMAN respectfully inform. the liberal
~ citizens and visitors of Washington tsat he
has taken the second store west of eth street under
III" Avenue House, opposite the Market, lately oc-
rupisd hy the Messrs. Perry Brothers.
For the purpose Of doing active Dry Goods
trad" on the one price Principle. aud that the low
est prices, he will state that his entire stock is
and has been selected from the best ard largest
houses in New YORK, Philadelphia snd Baltimoro.
lie deems a detail statement des .rptiou Of his
Goods unnecessary Ms the generous public are kind
ly invited TO call and see where may h, found suit
able goods tor the and will he re- nuishcd g.
the demands call for at the Onc Frics .V0.~ Of
C.G. WILDMAN.
nov loft Opposite the Market.
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RARE CHANCE-Tb. stock

II A IL r CHA NCE.-The stock, fixtures
II AID good will of a store on Pennsylyania ave
nue. for sale Price sl400 The store is on the north
sie Of the avenue and is excellent location for
the ensuing season. and is for sale the proprietor
rcntempla'es leaving the city Address &C ID f." Mt
this office, stating when and where an interview NAV
be had. nov 15-3t&
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IFE INsURANCE.-Repor to the Loui.
IL lana State Medical Soci~tr on 'he N e. orolory
vital statistics and hygiene of the State of Louisiana
by Z. II. Barton, A. VI. VI. d., 10 which H. added an
Appendix, showing the esperenc. of Life Insurance
Companies in Louisiana, with Tables of Mortality
for the Use Of such Companas and the laws of Prob
ability OF Life. (Enslish Calculation
Also, the Experience OF the LONDON Iif. Insurance
Offices, by III. g. IIesrtt
For sale at TAYLOR 4 MaURY,S
nov iii Ronk-t0rs. rear 9th
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/ OST.-Some time last week five notes of hand
four of them for s1 80, payable severally al s.
o, q, and IL months, and for $50. PAYABLE Ii
months after date. Drawn 9Th of Oct. 1853, by
John Trader in favor of j. W. Fitzhugh and by him
endorsed. All persons cautioned not 10 trade for
said lost notes. noyl5-3t4
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All the seats Of t'is beautiful plsc- NJ. cr.b;o,
and carefully numbered with Metallic ls,si',
diagrsm has leen prepared. and quite a nrr,a. ;
ush'rs engngrd To ensure dispatch in sitting nm. :,
dienre ''' a.
The Admission Ticket has Ia lie left ~ tho A.
the Certificate has to lie exhibited To IA, she, =, !,
section TO which the seat belongs o'
The series il most positively limited 10 no, ,,o-.
than two Concerts The second and last win tsl.
place on Friday. November Is. with an .,,;--,
new Programme
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81 Just published, the new AMERICAN Boor
oF TIN CONCERT. containing fun transactions ~
all the pieces perf"red at this any other Of Ms,
anne Sontag's Concerts. With svrry book will n
given copy Of IN" soNTAG GEMS. containing N.
Swiss Song the Polka Aria, the Ricri Waltz and H.
Linda Aria. arranged for the Piano Porte maxim
ten pages Of Music.
frioe fer the Concert Book. Including the scp,,.
Gems, - cents. 20 he hsd At the Ticket Office and H.
Hall.
Doors orrn at seven: to mmence at eight o'ecct
nov l5-2t-
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G. = REWARD.-strsyed OF stolen from the
pc subscriber, Rear the Navy Yard Bridze, on
the 18th Of October, red cow. with long taperinr
horns set wide apart, white belly and white TANKS
end Of tail white. Also, piece out Of her right ear
white spot in forehead, white spots On her lcins.
will give the above reward for said cow or for any
information by which l can recover her
JAMES WOOD,
nov l6-3f" near Navy Yard Bridge
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S. REV ARD.-Strryed or

/ OST, on the 9Th inst q SILVER WATCH, To-
] bias Co makers; WHEN lost. had black gUard
and key attached. The finder will b. suitably re-
warded by leaving it at c. EvANS'S. 9Th stieet,
directly opposite Centre Market.
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New Dress Making Establishment.

New Dress Making Establis n me Mt.
I'ioSE wishing the most perfect fitting lrrssss
i must call on MRS X. CADY. ut which place
dresses are being made by Mrs. GetE-n's new iBren-
ton.
Ladies will, no doubt, think il marvellous when
she ssyttthat she neither has 10 pin on Innings,
alter dresses-her fits are all warranted Jcrfect.
The system taught, including apparatus, for Five
Dollars.
Mrs. C. invites all to give her q call and see for
themselrss Dresses Patterns cut for 81 cents.
The most fashionable imported patterns for sale
or moder~te terms, consisting Of Clcaks, Nantlas,
Ore res, 81, ewes, &c.
Mantua Makers can lie sup?licd with the most re-
cent patterns on the most rca>crable rernis
MRS r. CADT.
18th street near +. v Arlington City.
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KER WANTED.

nYS It e IL 8 III L kER WANTED,
~ white man preferred. A good situation and reg
ulsr pay. Apply Immediately at the MetropOlsn Re
fectory, Pa. avenue, between Jackson Hall and U =
Hotel. nOyl4-1t.
LN0R SALE-A good spring WAGON, made lat
i April, nearly new, with harness complete, can
lie bought cheap. C. BRASAEAR.
Inquire Of Baden Brother or Levi PumPhrey.
nov li-2t
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/, Union Building Association.

~ Union Building Association
5 An adjourned meeting of the new Building
Association will be held in the Council Chamber on
THURSDAY EVENING. the l1th instant, at o'clk
All interested are invited 20 attend.
By order.
Georgetown, November L., 1853.
nov 12-tu-
I OST-0n Tuesday afternoon, either on 10th
IL street, or Pennsylvania avenue. a plain gold
bsnd BRACELET. The finder will confer favor OF
young lady by leaving it ut the Jewelry Store o.
Calf Brother, Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th ~.
nov l6-ltA
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WREN'S FARMERS, HOTEL,

Oo,7.er Of sh and u straits.
On PERSONS can he served with meals, without
~ lodging, at IS per week. at the sbeve NAMED
Hotel. nov l6-eolw
DASH FOR COWS.-Wanted 10 dry COWS
" for which cash will be paid on application to
Il. CowliDg. at his Livery Stable, G, 18th st
nov 16-dlw&
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ADJUSTMENTS
MADAME soNTAGs
FAREWELL CONCERTS
At RIsLEY'S VARIETW
Wednrsdav. November IA

ih- pubic are respectfully informed that.
FIRST CONCERT ne
viii t,ke plsce on " lpvTsr,Y. Norer,h.,
At RIsLEY'S yARlErIE,, ''1'
Which will To- open 20 the Iuh ic fr,h.s
Nsd"me SoNTAG VII lie essist.-! l,v plrr
LIEN, ALFRED JAElI. and Signor pooCa II
consists oftwelvc brilliant s.le,,,o,,
Madame SoSTaG will sing SIX r,ccns 'N'oos
/. Una Nooo, from The Barter Of Seville . -
swiss Song, lin English .. The Polk, A.. is
mcme, Sweet Home. 5. Whistle ard IN 6
You. My Lad. G. The celebrated Musc n.
Dueit. 1850.
PAui. JULIEN will play two pieces.
Ihe fantasis, " The Daughter Of the R.r,r
and Z" Ma Celine'' NH
-, signor Rocco will sing two yisccS.
VI RaNviso, IRON /" La Somnsmbula ana
tella." 'n
ALFRED JAELL will rlsy two ,Scco,
FaEtasia on :. Reli,arin nr.l ~. C.rr.i-IIt
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Admission Ticket without the certificate. 40
In had at the door on the evening ~ N,
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Admission, with n certificate for a e. ..cr-.,
.c"t attached, ito he had daily at Davis
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" Attention. Bait. Dist. VoIun-
1~S t~ers.-A meeting Of the surviving ofic-rs
ard soldiers of the Old baltimore Battsio,, now To-
siding in the city of Washington, is requested at NJ
Coombs, corner Of 10th street and Pa. avenue on
TOMORROW EVENING, vt = o'clock.
nnY In
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nov list
FIRST BALL
UG LY Gu B, Jr.
INlIE Executive COMMITTEE. of the DGLl CLUB
take great pleasure in announcing 10 t'ieir
friends and the public in general that they will hsr.
| the honor Of giving their first BALL on WEDNES-
| DAY. November sd. ls53, 1T Island Hall. WHEN
they pledge themselves that nothing will be left
done which tends 10 give pleasure TO those wiz
/ shall attend to Ball.
The rcfres hment. will be furnished by an expert
| encrd hand MIR. usmmersly
The Ball will b. opened at O'Clock precisely. 10y
the ugly Club Quick-tap.' compose par Prtf-ss,r
Scott dedicated Ia President Dwyer OF the Ugly Club
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Thos Dryer, VIM Drew,
Robert Graham.
.Jno II Bird. Samuel Pumphrey,
Thos Wheeler. FMctihsn,
Baldwin DR. ne, ES Allen.
z Harvey, John Braxton.
On tie rort oT The Island Friendship C7ub.
John Dudley, Alex Tate.
ON lie part Of the Tinted CtuJ.
James BuIg-r, Geo Smallw God.
On the part Of The Arlington Club.
Ecklotr, RHarrison.
ON the part Of the Generi,,e Ctvb.
Daniel Davis, j Keilholtz.
On the part Of The Island .So,ial GLIB
John W Pegg, CHI Demar
On the part Of the Ugly Club, ST.
VIM. Tucker, ST.
Is We would respectfully inform the public that
they will ha no occasion 10 leave the Hall to pro
cure Supper, as il will be- furnished there by nr.
llammersy. at % cents for each person.
Roy Eth
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ALFRED JAELL will plsy two lieces
Fantasia on " Relisario std IA, CARNIVAL q, y.
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WASHINGTON GERMAN YeAGeRS

WILL give their Annual BALL on MONDAY.
w the 2ith Of December, ut CARUSTS SALOON
Particulars in future advertisement.
nov list
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~
Again, they are busy in representing that
the Attorney General favored the election Of
Senator Sumner to secure for himself the
judge'hip to which he was appointed, in the
face of the facts that Cushing was not made a
Judge until two years after Summers election.
and that when that event TRANSFERRED, no one
dreamed that there would be vacancy on the
Massachusetts bench We allude to these
historical facts, only by way of showing
what point Of studied abasement of the truth
Is necessary 10 enable both these evidently
dishonest Interests, to even seen, to sustain
themselves before the people
NAVY OFFICERS ORDERED, DETACHED. &c
Lieut.. Esbert Thompson, ordered to the re.
ceiving ship at New York.
Lieut.. f. J. De Haven, ordered for dutv as
chief of photographic party on the Coast
Survey.
Lieut. A ;. Baldwin, detached from the
Germantown (sloop-of-waxl and placed on fur
Tough.
Lieut.. George Wells, ordered to the Herman.
town in his place.
hidShlpman VIM. q. Dozier, detached from
the sioop- of-war Albany, and Midshipmap
Bennett Riley ordered to her in his stead; the
former having the usual leave of absence.
LIST Assistant Engineer Henry Mason. re.
signed.
Acting Gunner VIM. w. Fisher, resigned.
RECEPTION OF U. S. DIpLoMArIsrs ABROAD
The Government, we understand have Off
rial advices ef the kind and cordial receptiop
of all our new foreign ministers who have ar-
rived at their several places of destination.
1t will be remembered, by-the-by, that in his
rage at being disappointed in the division of
The sPoiIs, the Herald man announced, a Ia
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GREAr FALLS mANUsAoTUalso CoMpAsY.-ln

GREAT FALLS mANUFAoTURIs0 COMPAnY.-ln
conformity With aci Of the general assembly
he Great Falls Manufacturing Company passed May
lo notice is hereby gwen BY the undersigned commissioners,
that books
Great Falls Manufacturing Company will be- opened
the Sh day Of October and will kept open the
day Of October to the 18th day October inclusive the hour
OF 10 o'clock the OF O'Clock, p M.
days al the places and under the direction Of The following
Al the Clerks Ohicc FairfaI Co house Henry Thomas
Thomas H. Love, Hall Nelson Alfred Moss, Bensmn Thornton
Alexander Ggby, Gunne q. W.
Coekerie, John X. Carpenter.
Alexandria, Virginia. the Bank Of the Old Dominion Cassus r.
Lee, William Smith, Mckenzie TebLs George
w. d. Ramsay, Edward sangster.
AZ the house Of Wan r. Dckey, South Lowell the Great Falls
OF me Thos Ap Jones' James CIombie John Gunnc
sydney u Webb james Sherman, Wells, n
Ball, Richard Hrsi, ra Williams, and John Turner
A. washington, ID, e., the Banking Riggs
Wm W. Cofcofsn, John w. Maury, Brent
a. Gsorgelown d. e. al the store Of Dr. o. NJ Linthcum
M Linihcum Jeremiah Orme T. NJ Linhcum III King
Rockville Maryland. at the Clerks Office or Montgomery
j. q. HenDnR WIN. Thompso1 r. Richard Bowe John
W. Anderson, John l.. Duhie, md John Braddock.
TIloS AP q. JONES,
HALL NELSON
THOMAS X. LOVE,
II b. NJ. BALL,
Sep 27--2tawtlsthoe Commissioners. +
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The person bssks Unisss
payment of The subscription be made . advance.
Distant sy money BY Letter. pssssss
which will paid BY BY
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly duru shs
sioas Congress, sad semi weekly during
Subscriptions period less than received
pSoportioaed o the above annual rates.
90 Po5TMAsTERs authorised TO act assas aal ~
sending rvs DAILY Subscribers, with go vvs
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers S25 enclosed; WEEKLY
subscribers with eo encosed viii be ened 70 one copy q he
they furnish subscribers for svasts
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A NEW THING ENTIR ELY.-The Astonishing per
formsnce heard Of Barrels nrtns kegs and all descriptions o
anA finished without Defect tight
smooth enough varnish entirely by machinery. ~ +
The timber the ol e following,
UNIFORM perfectly
in ana outside urvm hickne. Ioin,sd with cre,
having hlgc according widsh
strength of fully ested the howeed chamnred
heads turned and the whole prepared for hopping
perfect complete
challenge the wcd produce the cqusI and ths hs u
from hnnAred hnndved machine.
process msds from
largest cak general all Of which he
subne hnid packing Of
description Of goods. In ct the machinery csnn.s make sn
article. unless the uit srcssiv In the Iimbsr
Persons purchasing this machinery In
the Virginia. Maryland Missouri the eastern
half Of information BY appyinG 10 tho
subscriber Washington ~ c. who sole proprietor fof that
p~sntee. ALLAN POLLOCK.
Oct i5-eodlm
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TNHHEE-PIY and double Ingrain Carpettng. .-Justfs-
ceyed several bales English and Lowell htss
ply aud double ingram carpen all in and beautiful coos
and designs
Ase, fresh supply Of heavy ,wied plain venesian.
Also in 49, 3 and So widths, with rods suit the dinsr
ent widths.
bale supeuoxl aAI6A wide printed drusscss. 49, s.
do narrow do Tor steps.
Also several sheets style and pretty noos oco which
warranted be- well and will halls, and
passages per diagram without pieciDg
Als low priced feet widths for at unusually low
prices, in beautiful designs and coiop
10 bales O. heavy matns for public building. and
thooughares requiring door of great strength and dura
my These goods dampness Aso various
kinds OF door made of the staple.
The above goods going very lowest hgurss
possible Obtain the other house In the country.
Nov l5-3eo CLAGETr DODSON.
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w 4 have this day opened choice assoressens 90
goods just purchased New York auctions and Importer"
consisting in Of
l,20O yards rich plaid
800 do do brocade do
500 do plain Poult de So silk
1000 do high iusired black de
1000 do best quality French mcrno, 81
LOO do plaid and figured French aousselnes do lans
1000 do rich plaid cashmeres, SIX
l,2w do high coioed plaid lnerno.
a fine assortment Of embroideries
20 pieces ~ black and colored silk vevets
- do pelice cloths, for ladies' cloaks.
CLOAKs AND sHAwLS.
30 new-siyle cioaks, cloth and velvet
100 Bay Stale long shawis
50 long cashmere do
60 square do do
DoMEsTIC5.
A large assortment Of staple goods of all kinds -
Nov l5--3law2wf HALL d bkOTHER.
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La Of Cum s~vIavd Unsvsrsity. LsSanau.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Csushers, lsss u eass~s
II Tennessee.
Green late Of the adses supreme eour
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bomhed L. Ridley Of the he ems.
Judges Caruthrs and Green dew their
schoo.
Plan Of f~ssffo~ Daily class
teri books No regular Of
daily lessons IN the progress of the exausinaUou~.
r. Weekly Of eouty
dents commcncs suits rsss
and prosecute them sheh
prsctce The framed thsu
Deeds Wills records and al ~ red svl
dence In the taken BY appeal
public the ead NJ The students ces
h Jurors circuit Judges and chasceor and In othe cciai
pscitss connected with their suits
SsssfowsThe commences the third MoNaay
tembev, Thursday In Yeeruay The
Monday IN February and sssoaA
Thurrday In July. . -.
~ hosrdns their own ~.
which can he had in the Lebanon bookvtores
required complete the
advanced caSs No studv
There -four regular classes gud~sts
an, nm. during the collegiate year. -
There legislature wi The achooi
Number NJ students the last collegiate eighty sr
ROBERT L. CARtrTHRRs,
Fob ii-roly President Board a frwsss~s
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JOSEPH UGGNs, eweIer, has removed his TO the north
side OF Pennsylvania between 18th 18th
doors west OF Wards Hotel where he with large
and handsome Of fine ewel Watches and silver
which will be sold reasonable
lie feels thankful to his friends and parons, and hopes they will
continue their calls.
bah kinds of ewely and carefully repaired and
warranted
Nov ll-eod3ts
NEW GOODS and FashiOns for GcntIemcn.-P. !,
STEER, No. Washington Place, 7h street, respectfully
his customers and the public call and Of
He confidently believes that for desirable qualities of
and cheapnes be cxeeied stock Of
business and gentlemen
find, will be ready for morning
Also lot Of gcnemens winter and fine
shirts. Nov I3-3aw2w
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LEWIS commissioner OF deeds for Virginia
y, Columbia, and continues to
collect all claims the general govenmes especially pensions
kinds increase Of pensions, and suspended claims
receiving less than their husbands did under
Of 1873 and 1884, he win the snsons paid
o husbands
To Of obcen and soldiers who on
from marrying p 1900 he will guaranty pensions for
life, The act Of February, 1858.
orphans who have been eRjoyng five
half pay under July July l84s and February, le9
guaranty continuance OF said hsfpay for flee
nd of February, 1853
who served the OF California and
s46 1884, aud in the late Arctic eIpednon
titled To extra psy
Pees moderate, and charge In any OF the
wide ando orphan unless successful.
hmscf that hts long residence in Washington and
the
hereof him facilities In the collection Of all
claims
m refers the members
Congress rom Virginia and Texas. Address,
8. l.. LEWIS
Oct Is--6teoddkcp Washington, ID. q.
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IIIGHLY-IMPROyED II HOUSE AND LOTS snls.-
IL The subscriber s authorised sell Of
and ~en nrronsed private redenccs the city OF Wssagea
situated Of the leading public
from Capitol, mandus
con siderable portion Of the city.
The house Of brick, f feet front Dep vss
stories high, with back building eighteen
" eight the Of which the hcsss, hoass
and The stable st further the
stalls and rpscioa- o and the carriage oue s as
r The grounds sronnd hs house, compsssas nearly brss
handsomely laid garden,
shade the and collection Of
In the main story OF the hoass foor ne with TOO
halls and kitchen the second
twenty Ii
the bstho and water eosets,
supplied by cissern above.
In ts third aud attic Ave good and under sbot
half Of the building and dry cellars with
closets and of the house.
large vernnds pleasantly the acden,
and the north agreeable the shaded eeasds
In that direction.
regarding the house and the II sale
which he sccommodssins be hsd application
subscriber his ONCE, Of and ~ street. washiaoa.
Nov I7-eo3w d. A. HALL.
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TOH the approaching cold Svoather.-We have just
ceived and have ready for and reasonable
stock of Edinburgh Whitney Blankets all the sizes which
be desired.
These rcs cean and good ORDER hand bound.
Some fled both sides, fine, and reasonable 10 price
Ao bale quilted BEDS For comfort and
my these coverings just the thing desired.
Also quilts, styles, with
toilet match
Also beautiful tides for toilets, chair backs, seats, and
Of chairs, very cheap.
Together with every varety dry goods which
be desired which selling usually
low
Nov l5-eo3lif CLAGETT + DODSON.