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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-09
NEw BOoKs AGAIN

y H." BooAS RsAtN
y Visit 10 Europe, by Prof Il Sitman
roman Tuitor; OF, Day. uf Cicero. Cato, mud Cat
nlue by II " Herbert.
Bleak House. by Dickens,
Counties DE Ghafney, by Dnmns,
lahtto az. Pinte nf tho Gull, by lneraham.
WIDE Wide Norld by Miss Wthercll,
Dollars aud Cent? hy do
Also. "A supply Of
Smith. Poems,
Rudiment- of Architecture,
Fern Leaves. by fnnry Fem,
Beatrice,
Burnet's, Dickens md Cooper's Nnvels,
Gfahnms Goa,, T. aud llnrpor'4 Magazines. Tor Orta
hcf Fire Screen Prints. letter Wrter' Wall Paper
Barder 4 c. Nrnt MORSES
ortSfa Commission ifoBse.
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Horse Siraycd.

GTkAl ED from the line 81 the = s Rail. n,
> rond, one mile below Lynehbnrr, 4 BAhJF11
HORSE. haek Mnnc aud rab lie has never '>~
been worked md w14 used by Nj Pollard in snpetio
tending the work nj the p4inl mentioned.
A hbcfnl reward will be paid inr lis delivery AT III
Newell House. LyHeaburR
ori. lStl2w TIiOS. ROSSER
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INSEED OIL
800 gals. Linseed Oil.
1000 lbs Lewis Pure Wh.e Lead
Barrels Spts Turpentinc,
Chrome Green, in Oil.
Paris Green, in OIL
Paint Brushes, Varnish, &c, &c.
For sale
WRIGHT Il ALLIS0N'S
SEPT l2-cts Ne,n Drug Store
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CREAM ~ lap sNLyE.-

Y very delightful preparation 81 Cream 4 Lip Sal,
made nrrru French RecIPr--lor charprd hnrds M
sore lips--Plcpareda
WRIGHT x AlL1SON'S
oct ai-s New Dag Store.
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say, ploa llaneWs Cnlpyulots Corn Shclcrs Gharns
Of various patterns aud Of the improved and otrsl
style Also Hay presses. and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes Farmers may rely ON getting just
good articles 81 three Work. Ib,s nj the Aorh.
or any other works md nj Northern prices.
We will keep constantly hand large assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER, both ,flnv and white
Pine Oak, Walnut, Ae. vhth Ne viii srll nt regular
boat wholesale prices. Persons wanting lumber Will
find it their advantage purchase these Nors., ms
ley ena have their lumber worked aud dressed IL or.
der thereby saving the expense Of hauling
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Silver and Plated Ware.

We hive alec rund assortment 81 SILVER fa'"'
Sposns, Ladies' threaded and plain hnndle-i Cups
Bmterk knives. Fndi-lsises--nll Of rennins Coin W
hive al.o the scnuine Ahata plated spoons, Forks
ter knives; an excellent ar,ielc plated castor nn
Ernlf- Bn.kel..
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4 tEOTNS. CaSsimcrs Il VeStings
" The subscriber has in store a large stock of black
and fancy Cloths Black and Fnncy Cassmers of the
latest styles; Velvet Push Cashmere and Block and
Fancy Silk Vestngs.
Those wishing supply themselves with something
handsome would do well TO call soon.
The articles can be made up in the best manner and
latest style by MIR. Meara, who will give satisfaction to-
those who intrust him Y it'll their work,
rert7-ts L G PETERS
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ri oTEING AND FANCY Gocps
.....orrnrrpo CLOTHING EMPORIUM

CLOTHING AMI hsSh
,vNcusJRo CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
by EXPREss.-
xxTILL be opened for Exhibition nhd Sam
w DAY eOtb Oct. Extra Fine sk,ru,h Sang S5,ri If
81 Freoc and English Cassimeres l"ien oh'''' %
.,ae,ior cut and finish with Rniiies-soIe''i''s NV
Cents, Pants aud Nests. ,ocvoon 20
OFT IS.dt. iAlOilsh. - ----
DvCp.RATION FOR TIE Fall.
sSD WINTER CAMPAIGN, l553-34 Inc
subscribers are now rece'vllg their s'oek VI
Fal, a. Winter Goods,
. ticb ,bey Tespeciully invite the aiei ti"s al ne
ilir II i believed TO Il largest and eosi WIN.
able ever exhibited in this rity and comprises 10
ynr ~ everything properly belonging To Tue h''nDi
MADE CLoTHiN Nc and Gentemen's ! ir"i''n"s
p,,.;,... ia mart as folluws:
Prsarb 81 eek Dress aad Frock Con,s 49, 10 -
EngIi.h .-- Ia To ~
Aa,'can Ger. 4" -. To 10
Fasc, Dress and Frorl Coas Of every de-lniie rc"r
cloth. Cashmere Tweed and Denver Sacks iiaa
Sack. Froeks, and Puetots, varying !" rice ir"m :
OVER COATS OF every suitable style Of goods it,
market.
PANTS & yEsrS-ln cur arge and choice asssrt.
mo-, ,,nv h, fonpI sfys Il suit all laste-. Of the f5r
NOR our stock of Black Cashmere, French Doe Skin
Rbb,nd Bntathen Fr"nch, English and American
Fonc, Boot tons and lid co0rs l. not surpassed IN
nnv one esa ,,ishnoni in Virginia VEsrs-- Rich lIu.
VELVET Grenadine. foreunr aud Baihthra Silhi th'h
me. ., Imitation Ca-lm,r re Fancy Wool. Farmers Sat
in, Valencia Ca..imcrc. Popn, Satin Velvet Nc, lat
~ and Wedding Vests; White. Light ColorS and I'm
SEIZED Silk. Mcrinonnd Velvet
Our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is well sup
pied with every thing pertaining 10 That branch OF the
business, as Gloves and Hosiery Shirts, Collars Back
md Fancy Crnysts. Stocks Suspenders' fofket Band
lcrchief. Money Belts Under Garments, Scorfs, Night
Cars Snokn do, Foot Mnfs, Dressing Gowns, Study
do SILK Gipgli4m and Cambria Umbrellas, Trunks u
Carpet Bags.
Country Merchants
Ar" invited to examine our stock Our prices VIII be
found ns LOW goods Of The same qualify can be
purchased in tho Northern cities.
SERVANTS CLOTHlNG-Tohucco .enufaclu
and others having scrfPnts TO coihe, should not
fail to civ, II, u call before purchasing Our army OF
seringmaeLiaes will enable furnish 5000 servants
suits for the Fall Trade.
a. s. SHAFEK & CO, Nam 81,
sept % Is Lynehbarg, Va
f-ysBedforn Sentinel, Roanoke Beacon and Wythe.
Vile TecpInph prnse copy.
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IRON. sTEEL. Nc.-

/ KON, NEEEE, Nc
L IS Tons American Rolled and Hammered bar Iron.
5 Band, Hoop and Rod Iron all Sizes
at. Shear, English & American blistr
Steel
Anvs Vices. Axes Carriage, Wagon mud Buggy
Springs; Mil Cross cut. md Hand Saws Flies, Ra s,-
Picks Mattncks, Spades aud Shovels. II, rse Stor-
Horse sLee Mails, Wagon Boxes Wool and Cotton
Cards, ,Sc., &c, in store aud for sale by
sertr-ts GEORGE RAGBf.
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Horses. Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Calves, Of
over eight in number, will be carried rs Bird class
Goods,-1he weights be regulaied as follows: llar
ses, 1000 lb.; Mules, 800; Beef Cutie, 1000; Stock
do. 700; Hogs, $50 Sheep 100; Calves, 123, under
3 months old. Lumber Of all kinds, und Coal To
he nalad and unIoaded by owners, or consignces.
One day only will be allowed 10 load unlond. unless
by special agreement in writing. Whenever a Car is
suffered remniI loaded utter arrvit lis pac" Of
destination, over "a hours unless otherwise agreed
upon. will be The option Of the Company unload
H. aud rhnrge he of 80 per Cur load for
Lumber and 80 for Coal. and also chalge the
ratc Of : 60 per day, for lhe If the Cai
THOS. SHARP, Supr't.
aug 27-is Va. & Tenn. r. r.
W e. nr.f ! md Ron. cnnv.
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A,t,cesoppropriate otht fHst Cioss-Boxes OF hats
hornets al furniture
A,lieles appropriateto Second Ciass.-Boxes, bales
!, dry good feathers shoes saddcry glass, pans, oils,
hugs and confectionery
A,tieies ap,ropriateto Third Glass lrginin dones
tics sugar coffee liquor baggng, rope, butter cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns cop
per- tin, sheet iron, hoow-ware, queensware, castings,
hardware marble dressed andother heavy nrticesnoi
enumerated in special or fourth class rites.
4,fices atpropriate 10 the Fourth Ciass.-Flour, lin
ucks,) rice pork, beef fish lard, taow and bacon. lin
asks boxes or sacks) beeswax bales of ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron, marble, (undressed) rl:ll and
grind stones mill gearing
- ( % miles 1.50 Salt per bushel
rasie 'r per 100 miles. 100 cfFiity pounds. 10
,"m "a "a . $50 miles. ESQ II
ooo lbs zoe miles. 800 Carris INST. II
SCI 7--dts
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FENHESE WORKS hpse ben 81 in operation ith
all the latest fap,orrf Machinery for Wood and
Iron work. and upoB scale commensurate with The
wants Of The South aud Ntst. for Tar construction
More than ono hundred al al description have
been mad work laf the Vi inin i Tennessee
Rail Road.
Presidents aud Engineer OF il-Reada are respect
hy invited e hrstow their patronage they mnt re-
ly upon having heif work finished la strict plinnee
with their plans and aviuas ~ AFTER tte musi
approved plans OF Construrttaa. II prices sniiaetary
Southern tsnil-Roads
VIII no longer be compelled uhiaa their Cars from
the North subject 10 large expense apa ri=k at Trans
porfation GEO. q CuRLE Proprietor.
TIE undersigned having lad charge of the above
Works from their commencement. under ihe former
Proprietor. MAJ A Ellison. lr. nsls Ia say tie
RaiRoa1 public that he hos engaged with tbs present
Proprietor aad will continue in. maHug, mont hoping by
ls long experience In Raj toad works ard constant at
ictian Tie work cntra. ed Ia him. merIt the APP
probation and liberal patronage 81 lie public
\ NErTIETON, Manager
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Periodical and Newspaper Depot

IL IL. PAYNE, having just returned from n
L.. Northern cities for sale beautiful asso-I
mcnt of illustrated Gift Books Bibles and Prayer Bod
some elegantly boun in i'aper Mache, White and cd
ored velvet. Also a very large assortment of Stati
any and Fancy Articles consisting Of
Pnpief Machie Writing Desks,
- Work Boxes,
4" Polt foilios,
Peurl Cnrd Gases,
" Jewery Cases,
Larg" assortment of Ladies' Work Boxes
" - Travelling Companions,
Gentemen's &
Ladies' Gold Pens,
Paper weights some and beautiful,
Letter Stamps,
large collection of beautiful Port Monies fer Ladt
aud Ge tlemen,
Some beautiful Albums.
Fancy Ink Stands, en- Knives and Paper Cutters,
Also, many other articles suitable for presents viii
the public invited to cal and examine.
nov its
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NJ OTECE.-Mv stock tools ma hands fol Gas Fit.
~ ting, have all arrived in Iynchburg, aud am
fully prepared IL execute all orders entrusted
with iathf"lness and dispatch
| would be thankful 10 my friends TO hand in their
ders at onecto prevent hurry about the time tn gas is
TO be put
No Bills will be presented than the first of Jan
aary under any circumstances.
je 22.dts A. e. DABNEY.
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lust RECEIVED
- 10 Bales and "A Brown Domestics,
d" Cotton Osnuhurgs. No. | and ..
Together with large lot of Blankets. PULLED Cloths,
Kersey's Linscy's &c for wear-For sale by
OCT 3.ts WILSON K FRANKLIN.
lust ARRIVED bhls. clipt HERRING
- good article, inspected-ust TO hand,
signmont ami will be sold unusually low.
sept lots w. A. HILLER. ON the Basin
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DURkGE' Celebrated chemical

4, ! EAST OR BAKING POW DER
Ths CLeapea, Heqkbi-sf aes aSefid ahd economical
orfieic, ior raising Bread. BeHt Fte7. Gri1tt and
Johnny Catcs Pastry PBdangs. Slsca Cakes Corn
Bread. Sc, ercy iareptsd.
This is the economical. useful. convenient und
healthy compound in existence for rnizsg Bread, Bis
cult, Cakes, Pastry fuddings &c, with either heat
Rye lndisn ar Buckwhea Flour Il is an indi>pensi-
bic article the culinary departments Of every house
hnid establishment, and there Is Gnok "u-ekcep.
eri creation VINO will he without it after having fmly
lied IL Snld by The nrncinnl Grnrrr. md Drrrias.
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iBINIA
hum, In "a
1 six MOI
4 OF the
IrIsElif n
livery lNs|
L. nanit|
/ tisllesi \
EA,lY
4 seini.we'|
a,,er forfI
4 will be
4 of bus
.WsrtHl
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-18
CPAPTER VI.

Margaret, are you not growing weary OF
this unceasing round of folly and extraVa-
rance 2 asked Herbert Leigh of his wife, as
fhey sat one morning, with languid and diszat z,'
;sfed looks, over their late breakfast The
w;fa looked with surprise and displeasure &c
nicted on her conntenance, and REPLIED
!. | think, Mr.. Leigh, I've right to ENJOY
,rvsaIf while | can. It will be time enough
eoy YOU to counsel me when you show signs
. Yes while you can,' repeated the hus
hand with bitter emphasis, but how long
think you, can this extravaganza De supper
a ted I? e.,.b
: brought YOU WI
You are mistaken, Margaret. We ha'
: not enough to continue this expensive sty
Of living, and unless we retrench, we shi
in soon be ruined
. Perhaps if Mr. Leigh would spend a lit
more time in business and less In pleasn
,k the danger might be averted.
lie Herbert felt the cutting aud just repto'
conveyed in this reply, but he retorted IN
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-18
CHAPTER VI.

Another year rolled round. Isabel Ware
vas At home, and installed in the sweet Of
6ce Of teacher to her young sisters anu a
select number of the misses OF the village
while Kate Halsey, the merry but generous
and pureminded Kate, had succeeded her
in the place she had held towards Laura
Laura had frequently heard from her par
ents, whose absence was prolonged 10
length not at first anticipated but the let-
ters from her mother were formal spirltless
and worldly, and left a sadness rather thah
Joy in her young heart. When she So"
Kate reading her letters from home, anC
watched her animated face, that gIowed an'
sparkled as il all the sunshine of her joyous
soul had censered upon it, she wondered
why no thrill of happiness agtated her o.
similar occasions. But | suppose sh
would say to herself, it is because ! am s
Young and don't understand mamma way
vet Sometimes she would say to Kate,
Is it not strange don't get home. sick
most Of the girls ? 1t seems as if am
home here. | wonder why mamma does
return and send for me 7
After such questions as these, she wou
remain in pensive thought for some time, =
less hindered by the playful sallies OF
companions. She was warmly attached
Kate. but il was love different from !
which the gentle Isabel had inspired:
naiuro was as warm and impulsive as Kat
and had she grown to her present years a
1he sweet ties and happy association OF
inc home, she would doubtless have b
oo,allv ioyous. But the circumstances
her life, and her isolated position IN
home circle rendered her thoughtful hey
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-18

last, and then learned by his will, that he had
bequeathed me not farthing.'
You certainly did not tell me of the fact,
but tits best perhaps, that you have nothing
10 depend on now, save your strength and
sspergies, and with health and strength why
ssuld you despond? | viii aid you IT It
IlSin my power
G2thank you for your offer ]; | shall leave
lher66t once. Perhaps one day l may de-
serve your Kindness. Perhaps shall sink
lower and cause Won to feel shame for having
lever known nseS I know. not. Farewells
Il TO BE CONTINUED.
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BANK EXCHANGE PLACE

" Sre>t, North Side, Bet,ccen 10th and llh
'HE undersigned respectfully inform their fellow
citizens and the public generally, that they have
opened an adjustment under the above name with
the intention of keeping (what is mach wanted in
TINS city a first class RESTAURANT in which every
decacy of the season. either of fish, flesh or fowl
can always be obtained, and where good order. com
bined with social and cheerful intercourse will be
the ruling feature For gentlemen having Ills upon
the different Departments, for merchants and busi
aess men, its location is unsur passed by any other
being situated about midway between the large hotels
and business portion Of the city-the banks and
Government Offices
lhe'r bar will be suppledwith the choicest wines,
OF superior brands; and they have made arrange
ments which will enable them to furnish their guests
porters. ~ Ana
VIII be filed daily for the accommodation of mer-
camille men, and their visitors, all the principal
newspapers periodicals. &C., of the northern south
ern, and western cities
suppers served up for private parties, and at the
shortest notice to insure satisfaction.
The subscribers respectfully solicit the publics
patronage, being determined that nothing shall be
~ahnns on their part or upon the part of their
sistantS, to insure satisfaction
nov 12-eOlm RABRITT POWERS
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Important from the Plains.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 30.-Thc Salt Lake
mail has arrived at Independence, bring
ing intelligence from the exploring party
commanded by Capt. Gunnison. Gov.
Young writes that Capt. Gunnison' s party
had been surprised by the Utah Indians
and many of them killed. An express
reached Gov. Young on October 3lst
from Capt. Morris stating that the massa-
ere took place in Sewer river, and that
the killed were Gunnison, Keen of the
Typographical Engineers, VIM. Porter.
the guide, and two others, and three pri-
Yates Of the Mounted Rifle corps, all their
mules, arms, &C., were taken.
Young Immediately sent aid to Morris,
who was in critical situation, surround
ed by hostile and treacherous Indians.
A party of Cheyenncs had surrounded
the mail and demanded nearly all the
provisions, which were given up.
Gallego, the delegate from New Mex
leo, has arrived en- route for Washington
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Georgetown Correspondence.
GEoRGETowS, Decembe

GEoRGETowN, December !, 1859.
Carrying the joke q little too far-A parcel of beef
was taken from the grocery of Mr.. Luther S. Robey,
on Tuesday, which the parties who took it have as
YET neglected to return, and they are well known
10 MIR. Rubey, he cannot believe that they took il
with fclonious intention. We are, however, re-
quested tn say to them, that unless it i, returned inn
mediately, serious affair will be made of it
than they may imagine.
we have been assured that if the weather con-
tlnues favorable, the bridge the Little Falls tiiI
soon be far enough advanced to permit the travel
over 1t to be resumed. This is good news for our
Bridge street merchants, whose trade has suffered
severely by the loss of it. 1t will also be great
benefit 10 the poor of town, from the fact that
large quantities of wood reach Our market, during
the winter months from the section of Virginia living
contiguous TO the bridge.
The much talked of election for member of the
Common Council, which came off on Tuesday, re-
suited IN the election of Mr. James Gesser nv four
majority over his opponent, Capt. Iurvy.
Our -four and grain market is firm and active.
Prices remain at about our last quotations.
SPECTATOR.
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Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, NOyembeI

BALTIMORE, November 80, 1853.
great tefe ia Washington has been the marriage
of our millionaire, and highly esteemed towusman
John . Cuttings, Esq, to the elegant beautiful and
accomplished daughter of your venerable Citizen
Thomas Riiciie, Esq. The end, however, is not
yet. very large number of invitations are out for a
grand reception here. The superb and spacious
mansion of the groom, in the Park has recently uu-
dergone thorough repair, with and costly flrni-
lure from top to bottom, to receive the bride. The
entertainment low III contemplation il is said will
equal, II not surpass, anything of the kind ever wit
messed IN Baltimore. Everything is upon a scale of
gorgeous spendOr. This union of our Monumental
city with the great National Metropolis, in so nice
ana tender an alliance, cannot but be productive of
good results would gay to others, 90 and do like
wise We are proud TO have so accomplished an
addition To our fair daughters 1t is .tIrnised that
most OF the money moon will he spent in round of
say and pleasure, very large circle being partici-
pants. May their lives heDccfOrtll glide smoothly
as the swan upon sylvan lake, and when the last rays
OF loves star beam upon their pathway let iIIunine
the holy shrine of affection. These are nv best
wishes TO the bride and groom.
learn that the City Council this evening intro
duced clause into the five millions loan bill Of the
railroad company the object Of which is 10 restrict
said company from discriminating, at any time
against the city of Baltimore. This is all right and
proper If the city assumes large an interest as
she mas done, and doubtless will yet do, it is only
far that her interests should be put beyond the CON
sohcS vi nai, or tne possibility oil malfreatment.
There Is decided excitement upon the question at
present, and strenuous efforts are making for and
against the bill. There is little doubt however that
1t will eventually pass.
Forrest Is drawing tremendous houses ut the Hol-
lIday street theatre. Tonight he is impersOnatinc
Claude MenOtte, 10 crowded auditory. He seems
III fact perform with more vigor and elegance
than in his younger days.
JullIen's benefit this evening, and last cOnsert is
fully and brilliantly attended.
learn by telegraph from Pittsburg that Sgnor
DE Nnes' Italian Opera there is meeting with un
precedented success The thtatre il crowded
hlghtiy to 0verfowng. Rosa De Vries is a great
favorlte there, she is i'm Baltimore. The indca-
lions are that this opera will have brill MT season
IN our city The Front street theatre is being ee-
ganty fitted up for it. RoprRicK.
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I(EMlNDED that our store is now on 9th street.
IL few doors above Clagett's Store, wy ere We
have the most extensive House Furnishing Store in
tine city, containing every article necessary for hou
Keepers We have one room, 80 feet long, filed with
handsome parL scts. walnut and rosewood, GOV.
cred with BrccateI, consisting of two Sofas, two
Lounge Arm Chairs, four parlor Chairs, and Centre
a Table, Chamber Sets, real oak and walnut,
" and handsome enameed, consisting OF Bed
/" stead, Bureau. Warirobe, Washstand, Light
stand, Towel Rack, Rocking Chairs, and four
Chairs, Sofas, Arm Chairs. Bedding, Ward ~~N
robes, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Chairs, Look. ~
ing glasses, Feathers and Feather Beds, Gut &ssN
lary. Glsss, Chinawsre. WOODWARD. Iron and VI
Tinware, &c. of every variety of STYLE Call and see
and examine, and If do not SELL it will not be
fault. Remember the location, Sth street, door
from d, and doors above Clagett's Corner.
DOM h BROS.
N. B.-Our customers whose accounts have been
standing Enclosed since July, earnestly request
ed to call and close them either with cash, or by
notes at short dates j. NJ. DOM d BROS.
2S-Cn3t
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NEW HAIR DRESSING EsTABL1sHME MT

WILLdhD > HOIEL.J
I ii. GIBBS respectfully announces to bis frier DIS
-. aud the public that be has opened a room in
the above Hotel, which for comfort and elegance he
believes is unsurpassed in the City of Washington,
The Shaving and Hair Cutting arrangements will
be found complete in every respect. He has a pri-
vate room for hair dyeng, fitting on wigs, taking
measures, &c.
Wigs, Scalps, and Toupees constantly on hand and
of quality and style quite unequailed.
An assortment of Perfumeres and Toilet articles
from the best French and English houses together
with a select stock Of GeRtemens Furnishing
Goods. His judgment in the selection especially OF
Raaors, Strops, Combs, Brushes, &c, is too vel
known to need comment
The patronage Of the public is respectfully solic-
tied.
Entrance on Pennsylvania avenue, next to Owens
New Building and from the hotel.
nov 29<St*