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Select Classical and Mathematics
school.

EHE subscriber has removed his school 10 College
hill, where commodIous buIicing il being
htted up FOR rs reception. As the preparatory de-
paFteht pf the Columbian College, il will continue
10 preserve the character of strictly select school
designed Tor laying the foundation of thorough En-
gi!sh Classical and mathematical education TIL.
next session viii commence on the l2th OF SepicIr-
Der. and close on the last of June
Terms eI2 % per quarter, payable in advance.
Al = small additional charge TIE students VIII be
permitted to attend The textures delivered in college
on CHEMISTRY geology. and mineralogy and also to
receive instruction IN French and other modern Ian
fu%ges by the professor IN that department.
Pupils may be boarded AT the college. under the
spectral care aud supcrIntendence of the prIncinal
me necessary expenses N full boarding student
VIII be about -l9j per academic year and of :,
weekly boarder viii exceed $50.
GEO. 3. BACON Princinai
Refer 10 the faculty Of the Columbian College ::
Colonel J. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force: Vim
Cunton, esq; H. D-GaIe, NJ. D., of the Patent OF
nee: Joseph Wilson. Esq, of the Land Office. and
Professor Z. {. levitt Of the Smithsonian Institute
sep .
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FEMALE INSTITUTE

South Chroli1o arenue, Jct'csen 9Th and III streets
east, Washington.
1NHlS Institution is in successful operation
l. with full corps Of competent and experienced
teachers IN each department. 1t presents the best
advantage 70 parents the location is very retired
The buildings are ample and SURROUNDED with beau
tful grounds for exercise and the eoue of study is
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition in all English branches 500 PER
session Of ten months Day pupils from s. TO $40
per quarter Of II weeks. in English.
French Music Drawing, DC, extra.
For further particulars. or Cox circulars apply to
GEO. G. BUTLER, 4. NJ,
sep 2S-entt PRINCIPAL
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY.

La7lcdteT COUNTY, PenflvfrdRld
Nv ILL open its 30th session on the frst MON
W D.7I II NOFEMBER. le:Gi The Inst
tuition Is situated eight miles southeast n Lancaster
city, from winch place there Is daily stage to StraS
burg leaving the city every afternoon al ~ O'Clock
Fare u y cents.
Access may be obtained TO tbr Academy nv 4
bfdhch railroad winch CONNECTS Strashurg with the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad al Leamou
Place, twelve miles east of Lancaster CITY Bows
viii be prepared for College. and for the yarIo,.
businesses Of life. Number OF Teachers In the In
>ututlcH Is SIX. For Catalogues address
JESSE OaEh. NJ. D.. PrInripal
sua.bars, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
sep i3-tf
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

Corner OF 10Th and + streets, Old Medical College
I'liE duties of this Institution were Resumed on
j the 9TH insta. : The Classical and Natheaiat-
zeal departments, where the same branches are
taught III other Academies in this city. is in the sec
ond story. The Psina1: Department is in the first
story.
Circulars can be obtained at the Bookstores.
Rev. JAMES NoUksE, A. r-..,
Rev. ]. ". WIsANs. 4. VI. hssocid'e ffihci pas-
NJ ID. WELLS, Teacher of Primary Department
hoss. T. RAUoLr, Professor of Modern Lam
gtlsgeS. sen l3
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Christmas d New Year. Presents.

Christmas d New Years Presents.
kOMNs d HUTCHINSON have just received y
- handsome assortment of Goods very suitable
LOT presents on the approaching holidays. As they
are prepared 20 sel At very reduced prices the pub
NC VIII md II decidedly to their advantage to call
ana examine their stock before purchasing else-
Hhefe: We enurerate. in part rs follows. viz a.;
haiiss ana Gentlemcn's Dressing Cases. Work
i r; Travelling Companions Sewing Birds
T p sciss'rs, Bracelets, pearl and shell Jewelry
p M, nIusnes OF every description Combs,
rslIor BELLS, Card Cases. Card Baskets Portfolios
>" new Kinds of Porte Mounaies
r,chet hnlTes. fine Razors, Shaving Case.. Guns
China Vases with Flowers 49, '"hS
Perfumery. Oils. Extracts, Fancy Scans
small chests of Perfumery, Pomade
fortaoe Writing Desks. metallic inlaid Clock. kc
als"' gold and silver Watches, gold Pencils
Pins iiHs' euu
Told Chains, KEYS, Shirt Studs Charms Sr
together with msny other articles too numerous
To mention.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON,
Atheneum Building,
Ia avenue, between Az and 9Th streets
nov S0--eo2wsd2w =
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DANCING ACADEMY

4 ] tARCSI'S SALoDN.-I will commence nv
: classes Iii Dancing on Tuesday. October II. at
my saloon. All the new and fashionable dances
taught Glasses III Academic. and private families
attended TO-
Days OF instruction: Tuesdays, THURSDAYS, and
saturdays. Hours FOR Yong Ladies' from 3to }; for
Boys, from 5 10 Z; and Tor Gentlemen, from 10
2, p IN.
{|fy saloon still for lease on reasonable terms
sep ~ LEWIS CARJST.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Yennx L.dfe. Classical Institufs

Indiana CRIME, nearly opposite City Nall.
rIHH1s institution is now IN successful operation.
i NV more boarding ard day pupils can be re-
c.ved. The course of study is thorough and pract-
cal. designed 10 give finished EnSlsh aud Ctsssi-
crl education
Terms For boarding pupils, including instruc-
ton in Eogllsh branches. with Vocal Music, the
French and Latin Languages, and Drawing. 500
PEI session If tsn mouths Weekly boari-rs. in the
same cou1se, 500 Day pupils IN the same studies.
800.
instruction on the Piano or Guitar extra
Circulars may Be obtained on application 10 the
principal. S-H. MIRICk, 4. NJ
7oF 22-lmS Prinripa'.
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LAW NCTJCY

SiDNEY :. BANTER, late Attorney General OF
- Virginia, has removed TO Washington TO prac-
fice law.
He Will practice IN the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted statr. the court. Of the District of COLUMBIA
and attend 10 any professional business coniided to
him.
TO Office in M"ulson's new building, On AZ 81.
between Ptnnsy iVaHId avenue and T. street.
References: Hon. J. J. Alien Hon. VIM. Daniel
Hon. Richard Moncure. Hon. &. y. Samu-iS Hon
George h. Lea % the OF appeals of Virginia
20 Tie Judges OF the c!rciI!t at virginia and
to The Senators and members Of Congress. from VIZ
GINA ly l9-enIv
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PRINTING AND VISITING CARDS,

IST received supply Of ivory, satin, anu ensu-
~ elIed Cards for printing purposes AFRO an as
sortmept Of color,d do
Large ivory. colcr-1, and snsmueled card 5,oards
- ~ > inches Patent blot;iug paper. Eutbeap
holders.
An assortmentof TIE celebrated P-rrysn Pens. fat
spring slce spring raven black: elsstlc fountain:
maguun b9pUm. on c2r1s snl I'D t.o1.s And q gen
sral assortment Of Stationery. apd fancy srtielet al
NlMbR'S, eth street.
Whore all the popular MUSIC is regularly received.
nov II
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SCHIEnAN SCHEAPPs

TCsT received. lar-. supply IF the above suIeri-
- or meiisted cordial. This rr-parat alton Is adrni-
rally ads7ted L. ali diseases arising from an imperfect
distribution Of the blood. Indigestion general Dc
b Ety. and such diseases which are consequent upon
sluggish habits and sidenta-y life. it promotes tn.
secreticEs and establishes healthy 60 Eib-ium il
the whole srtrrisl system.
To b- had wholesale retail. at SCHWAKTZ's
drug store. next 70 l. Hotel and 81 dOor eas: from
81 street. IA. avenue.
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FUNERALS.

It Thr sub>crIh.g l. p-cpaTSd in A.
TEND. n the eifor7r<i uu'ic,. tn sny
csi, Ia TINS line. ana Will ~FaT, pnHs 10 rehfr
entire satisfaction 10 al who nav dem, Is a-,.,aHrt
~ performing the last ihuls q. Respect % tie d'a6
Hesr~e always IN resdIue>s. Mourning Cap and
Snrouds furnished when desired
The subscriber beg leave ~ raH iifr atrsTHor ~
the pubic 70 his PATENT CORPSE PRKSFRNER
winch has hecn already tested the aTi.Is> # ~
sral m IhIs cry. 10 whom b. GA nt,r a. n
~ efficacy IN preserving the bOcy from C"comPa
1on for any length Of period.
J. ". PLANT n st-e-t
aug S@sly bet o-n and lt-N streets.
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cLMERoNs GENERAL AGENCY

.fnd lESTGnoe ono. - 5Oo1. Toan' building fen'-
SJluallIG crtrur. u c>klHcfor. .. ..
FLAIMS before Congress. CLAIMS i"f b"l"
X Land and Pensions. APPaCauon-fr lhsu'hH
on Liic and Property, and all ha>int>> mit'shs -
the General Agency whoa NAV u. 'ntI7i-fo
Cameron : care vii receive PrumH aud saiieia'"!
attention..
Miro has qu,f. 4 variety 81 FIut Ea-ravIlgs B"A',
Periodicals.. Pamphlets. No. NJ. Al IA, bci'l"
Acencg, and L. prepared To ill oTs,rs an sho' w.
Ice and rt-A>,lIlahi- terms.
All the nailN and Weekly Paper arc ." b. va"
early a. ISSUED. al the General Agency. sur"
b,rs sHppIrd hy Garner. aug Nv
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o T FIC1AL
fEEAsURC DEPARTMENT,

=
The time limited by the undsrmentioned notices
of this department Of the o0th July and I'd August
last for the purchase OF stocks Of the Unitd States
il hereby extended to the LIST January next But il
is 70 be observed that, addition to the usual
signment the holder must distinctly assign the in
tSrest On the same made up st the treasury,
traui NIT the serDi-annual coupons as the may
be. In default Of this latter assignment or trans
mission, the premium snd one days interest Cess IN,
terest from time Of redemption to lst january only
will be paid.
To afford opportunity to distant holders to
avail OF this notice, the department will consider
stocks mail I'd ct any tine prior to the said LIST Jan
usry as entitled to It's benefits.
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Mantels, Iron RaiIings, and spring
MarVresses.

Mantels, Iron RaiIings, and spring
Mattresses.
I'UE Nantels ere = new, cllear and beautiful -
L tic q manufactured upon stone. in imitation
Of tn" richest Marbles. Of the most and desirs
be kinds In style and finish they stand unequal
led, and injured by coal gas smoke cr sclds
At the North they becoming eNtensiTel. used,
ana give perfect satisfaction.
boi!ders and others wishinC 70 purchase are re-
IueStei 20 call and examine for themselves.
Alto PIER 81 ABS n GlaJch The ManDel, ~ the
ssIrl" materials
RAILINUS-
VIII te kept constantly hand q variety Of pat
terms for which ordcrs will I've received and prompt
" executed.
Premium SPRING MATTRESSES. d.. new article,
far superior 10 anything of the kind in us
Iron B4istesds, Settces, and Hall Chairs, fiat
EacAs, Umbrella STANDS. &c.
RALPH HASKINS.
Pa. avenue, :. side, bet 9th and 10th SITS
Oft
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n. a. TYSON & SISTERS
q ~, 4 y, wv I'm. At

T street be,recn 12,h and 1871 streets Washington
LN0R BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS-The l4th
Il annual session of this institution. opened on
the 18th of September Terms per quarter-Senier
department Sl2: Junior $40; Primary S.; Drawing
g: French by Professor Rsuolt 60: Music sl2 to sls
Pupils bearded permanently or weekly at $50 and
80 30 per quarter. For further particulars see cir
cuiars at the principal Book Store and Seminary.
oc l3-eotilll5tbDec
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WARM UNDERGRADUATES,

4 NOIHkK and larger supply Of scotch Wool
"A (Cheroit, TeToit, and Ettrick) Undershir,s d
Drawers. Thes. goods are superior aud pure wool.
Also, full supply and assorted sizes OF Nerinc.
Laulbs WOOL ksdnor Wool Cotton, Shaker Net. &
shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers
Our assortment of Undershirts and Drawers will
DE found on inspection 70 be the largest and Eos
waved ever offered by u. and prices uniform and
low ct STEyENS'S
nov 2s SaIasrooru Rror-,,s Uo+.l
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Seminary for Young Ladiea.

~ S.. betsosta IsnHSylroHad crcnue and c
1NHE course of instruction embraces all the
i branches requisite to obtain a thorough and
accomplished female education.
Terms English Mathematics. and the Ancient
Languages from So to So per quarter. French s..
Other modern languages eseh - per quarter. Mu-
SIC and Drawing at Professors prices.
limited number Of boarding pupils will he re-
eeived at 500 per session Of ten months par able
half yearly in advance.
For further particulars apply to
L. +. LIPPITT
nov 22-ao1m pr;nr;ps1
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HUNT Z DONALDSON.
DHNTTSTs

ftaHsyivaHaG ar~nRs. bezsooen ptA and loA stroess
HJ$s'RSsaa, ID. e
Re prepared 20 rerform an operations IN ever
"a hrsoch Of Dental Practice in such Q usnre-
as 70 insure satisfaction
The former gives his whole attention 10 the oper-
atve-the latter 20 the Mcdaniel DEPARTMENT
Manufacturing as they d. ARTIFICIAL TEETH
from the cru'e material th-s ems bei IN supply
any case viii teeth snd gums Of any shape color or
shade
An examination Of teeth and gums Of their rsanu-
facturs l. invited. nov .=s-3rn
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Proposals for furai,btns
UsIffo sIarrs CsrfroI EI-r<zo~ A..
NssHTSsrnx Acre. -.

NssHIssTux AegIuuc- On
NasRfNsTos. c-sns-r - ,stt'lr
DRoPosALs pin ~ -r----,,i =, -, -
Il T. z. of the soib Becernh-r me-, =, ~.
ins sI1cks for the cousirac:lon e n, -
A9ueau-t sshlRgs.-
The Whole quantity n~cded viii r--l.Nl,
s n. Fr~Possis hoele stat. IN. oo,r,'
"hsfh Each bsddsr viii undertake e .p-r,.f ushtiy
Tbs hE1cks mus - 6civrr,s n 49, -.
49, - ms! from tine - line D. d.-i-r,-,I - %
,hf'oe~r The rirses ard quSn,itssr VT - h
~ appropriations mace T., Con~ra - -
ar iArss deTsc~ites 81 rlsy suitshl. g.,
IT, sl"ng ne line. aud ibe cs-ptr+4.,- W.
luifea 70 frTnish , sample - tl,s ,ly, -. - =
V.1N oorarnro7nE the mSnufs-.ur. "fks
Nch' out Vel usd- hsrd hurrt I-,-k. -.
s'~r"nae 10 tho EnSio~e-. VII - ,,-.,.- '''f''-
49,, air~a U - msds In mould. cat, -
Of Wskhiu-tnn ~ he civ
h'efr "d"r must - se-o-nrspIss
sesranty. agnes by enc OF n,urr r-sr.,-.,l ''''-n
-So,, 20 TIE eject that no ~ they ,-pae--.. p
moe ~ h'ade-r vii, Il hit -l-i- H., = ~
sceft~d sutsr iEtc sn obli-sfl~. .,tt,, - &c -
VITA goo AID 'ufkci@nf .rr--,.s =, - 'frs.
:. Ohs 'i"r'o- rad gu-rsnfy o. - ..--,,.-.. i
oruiesis - ths United States pss-,,.- - y
onl''o s'sass ihst-1c; Arin-Ti-r. s,,r .'f',
-s ,'ee' o thSs 's-ss~-tl 6su.srum.nt ~ ir..,
I'M known 70 IA. DeIsr Inep. y, Va -, .t'H-
sntors are t'9s U max. rod 49,. -. -l' sasn
Al hids 70 - srsls-i rnd Vrde-,.5 -
DICK ~ warrington tqu-5U-t- IN. a.. -,
o'~noa IN TIE lr'----nsr Of snch tsad.-, =. To-
!" it I1'~ehI ft The certainty q SUM-, 100
inPortAri- the failure Of cr,rt-.r.o- WY
shy the 'torIece q The work fnr SIS Trnt-
the Ini'ed risteS rc-eTg.s L. its..f "a. - y,
,~ci any Or all hids. ard e male suef - U -
Tor TIE supply q brscks RAY D. no. s.e'ntS
ous u TIE wo-k. - .Ntrrct from Ipg,,,- se-
Fsrtnsni Regulation, below A-'f IT,
NC. xEIGE
Captain Of Engineer IL charet q. Ws.,
fgu gpp.s.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY
GEORGETOWN. D. {

GEORCET0WN. ID. T..
YNEIS institution is open and in full operation
few mere pupils can be admitted into the
family.
Terms for boarding pupils 800 per session Of TN
months. payable half yearly in advance.
French. music. drawing. &c, extra
Day pupils from F. to Sl0 per quarter of II weeks
Circulars and catalogues to be had appli-atios
to the principal. WILLIAM j. CLARK,
~ 2S-drf pr;pr;nsl
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SONTAG'S SONGS, &c.

M THIN mile Of E1inhoro' Town: Comm
w thro' the Rye The Swiss song duet. Mas
ter and Scholar; Schubert's Serens1s: Whistle and
I'll come to you my lad; The Last Rose IF Summer
Home. Sweet Home; 6c. Also, The White Sguall.
Days of Childhood; The Flower- sleeping. Prims
Donna Watt JuIlipn's American OuadriIIe: Sn.ltag
Schottsche and Polka, a duet aleo. And all the
latest music regularly received ST
nov "a WTNER'S. 9Th street,
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THE NOVEMBER Ladies World Of

THE NOVEMBER Ladies World of
i Fashion-A Journal ot the Courts Of London &
Paris, it oootains four beautifully engraved ana ool
ored plates of Fashion.
Goicy's Ladys Book for December.
Grahsm's Magazine for do
Ladies National Magazine DO
Charles AuChester.
Health Trip of the Tropics, h- y. p. Willis.
MiBnesota and it Resources. hy G. W. Bond.
Yankee Notions fo- DECEMBER
Flag of the Union. Ned Buntiins'S Own. Warr-ly
Magazjra p and True Flag. al for thi. week
Cass-fs Natural History No. I.
Everything in the Book, Staticnery. ani Cheap
Publication line for sale ST
JOE sHILLlNGT0NS
Bookstore, cor. Il 8. and Ps .venue,
nov % 0deon building.
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CREBN'S Ink Eraser and Paper
~ Cleaner for EooA-keePer's, Clerks, aud LITERARY
Gentlemen.-A Dew kind Of eraser and rubber far
superior tn any article for the purpose ever vet
introduced AsidG from its superior qualities g. a
pencil cleaner, it removes ink and o,her stains with
with more facility than the ordinary scrayer and
leaves the surface Of the paper unframed
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE 4 co
llth street . doors north OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Branch Of Stationer's Hall, ia and l76 Pear
rep lS-eotf- stra.+ V
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SHIRTS sHIRTs-sEIRTs.

n CALlTY. 1T, and work Insnshp GUARANTEED. he-
\S Ing wholly manufactured b, our artisans and
searns:TesseS. on the premises @. the Pror-ietnr
SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue. b.tse eu ID apd i streets
OTppSt;G tRitsd Sa.GE H1aI.
The reputation which theSe Shirts have acquired
amongst Memter, OF Congress and q large number
Of our citizens induces The advertiser 20 invi- those
gentlemen who have not tested them 10 give him a
call, feeling assured that they Will. t-isl, admit
their superiority. An experienced cutter const.n
ly employed, and go-.1 fit u warranted in every
case None bat the most competent resnstres-es
are engaged. which Is guarantee for the exosll-ucy
sDd durability of the work.
An excellent assortment Of Shirts. CoIlsrs Eos
omS. Crsvsts, IIanIkerchiefs. Susy~nicrs. 6e con
SANITY on hand. VA. Ii. faULkSER
side Pa avenue, opposite L. 5. Hotel.
nov 4-eoly-
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Collectors Office, Nov. 1853,

collectors once, NOV. q. IHJ0-
NOTICE To DELINQUENT TaN-rAl ERS.-No-
: tb- Is hereby gwen 10 all persons who are In
lie bted to The Coz pnration sccouut for taxes FOR
the y-sr of ls; of whsteyer description. that un-
less the same DC psiG on or before the 3lt day Of
December next ensuing, il will b. the duty Of The
undersigned "a enforce the collection 10y adTerlA;-
Inent sale OF property according 10 Law
Ri. RoCHE,
NOV s-.o.a. Collector.
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C A IL d..
To nc Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown
slcYor ,,-,o N

To INC Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown
.AicIGRGr1a. 6C.
HENRY WElRMAN'~ Lad,e>' .Mls-.> and Z hh-
Il dren's French shoes are ~ud b. ~ GHdt'-
l-aed. on lJ.h street, just above Cnrcor.R Rsf
Banking HOUSE ~ his nrn huild NJ With li' irh
m8rb- steps. where b. Nill r--ct la,!lc> ordrf'
and keep constantly on hand cv.ry ya7r'r ~ Ia
GIC>, NI>>t>.an3 Children : French Carer VI akin.
Shoes, White AND hiact SATIN GaIrcrs Slipper. Ne
made - order hv II. W,jruan. Of FlHaf'iPna d
the hes; French Garter materials and "a tie la'f>i
ParlsIan ~ es. These Gales ,HITct- different
from what az generally k,owL a. >llq-aeE sirr'
being all custom work. ot Su:,.-iur vbfsman,hIT'
and warranted "a sIvv perfect satisfaction.
Ladies. who value htsuly. CONFER. and econ"ih',
vii consult Their interest hy giving m' cali, ana
examine fur themselves. &. MElkMAN.
18th 81, just above Curcoran k'sR'
aur lsIvro Banking li"i'-''
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RnsEEKRAEZ PIANOS,

lust received another supply Of the sbote o-ie
d hrs;ed Instruments. which stand uArivz! Cd i~T
durability and beauty of tone. Terms reasonable.
fnlesn and Boudoir Pianos constantly en hand
Likewise Sersphine With four stops, suitable for s
church
Also second hand Harp. Price SiS.
HILRUS HITZ Music D. pot,
South side Pa avenue, nesr 10th street
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TO THE LADIES.

The latest style q Winter Hats Just u,
cel'cd.-The unisrSi-nei respectfully in.
sVltes the attention ~ the lati.. n eAsuirs
Va our Dew styie Of HATS. snd 70 inform thsrr
that We are resdy n receive and execute all order.
for HATS. CAPS. HEAn-nRES>ES az With nee,
and dispatch. Aieo Ee-y s-iect assortment n
poinieI velvet RIBBON. ali c1.e-s. io--tber With
every variety Of Fancy Go-.ds. II
NN 7 SHEpnE
18th street. shove nsnnSvlvEuIh Gr.nus
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OH Paintings. EnCraytng., &c

I'VE are thls Cay opening a; our E;ort a ms;
w beautiful E1d -tlec; nss1-tmen; r. (fi Pant.
i7rs. Fur-.vincs. lithogrsphs. sud o'hs- styl,s 4
pictures q blch invite she attention q T-rons
furnishing ;h-ir rlo-s f0- IN. WInr.- W have
ALSO on hand great Variety a u..fU snd orntmen.
tai stationery and fhn-v goods Bronze Figures Mar
t. Ornaments. Vases, Walking Csnes Bsskeis. Gard
Trsys. Gard Receivers, Psple- Nsrhs goods. g..
= EIIlk
Pa. avenue, between 9;h and lutL streets.
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wHALEYs OMEIBUssEs.

N III hsDA1. The -l'h instant
AEE3l viii commence running ~ I,p.s
p, 0NNIBUSSES between 49,.
drla and Washington. leaving ala1artr.a Al a.
o"'"ck IN The morning. B1d 81 in tho sfsrnnor
conD-~tinc with th- train, lesvlnr WH.tiry.on :, q
o'csock II the morning and 5 IL To- rH.-nnnp X.
turning, lesNe Washington on tbe srrlvsl ~ n.
tram from Baltimore. IL time in The ulornlu. 20
connect with the Orange sud Maussss, Gan train
from AleKsDdria. AZ O'clock
Passengers " iShing seats in this line. will esvs
the.r names snd reslisDcS-s with I- James IptNs
Tie. e1,ndria- and al The Irving Hous. wsshin-
ton. corner Of 18th street and F-nnsvvsIis av.nu-
The morning line will cali for Passenger within anv
reasonsbl- distance, In esther clfy.
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Boys Winter Clothing of all Quail.

WALL STEPHENS. Pennsylvania avenue
W next To Iron Hall, have on hand unusually
large ass rtmont Of Boys and Chdrcns' CLOTHING.
adapted to the present End the approaching season..
and embracing almost every style and description Of
garments for Boys and Children of all ages. Our
stock undoubtedly IS ii always has been. nv far
the LARGEST aDi best in this city. and purchasers
assured that all goods sold al establishment viii
prove represented. nov. lS-tf
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n EASY method TOR learning the art of max.
"A ing Papier Mache and earning fren 81 to 50
a week, sod NJ N-s. CADY'S Dress Making Rooms
Specimens shown. Price 80 cents.
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UoUsE-FURNIsuING Hnrdw.r,

i hnportauf IN NpatseIreperS- Very superior
Table Cut-ry silver PLATED Albata Forks AID Spoons
OF extra qualify fine sets Jarlor shovel and TorCs
common do, fire DOGS, fenders. enamelled and
TIMED Sauoepans and RoicTs. Griddles, Spiders. &c
forming one OF the argest and most complete
msnts # House furnishing Goods ever offered 10 the
public. H. LINDSEY,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
next to Gait and Bros. Jewelry Store.
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