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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, November 10, 1853.
We regret TO learn that the health of the Rev. hir.
Caldwell, of Christ (Episcopa) Church has failed to
the present. The Rev. DIR. Sparrow will supply his
place TO morrow.
Numbers OF our citizens, in obedience to tie procla
NATION of the Mayor, repaired the polls OH yester-
day, for the purpose of casting their for mem
Der OF the Common Council, when, their surprise,
majority OF the judges OF elections, the lawyers
ray, were est.
During the week 60 beats have arrived, 25 Of them
from Cumberland, bringing 2,50J tons of coal, and
The balance from different points along the line, with
flour, grain, &c. The receipts for tolls the George
town collectors Office the week will amount to
over $500
Quite warm warfare has been wagcd for some
time IN our -four market between the bulls aud bears.
The latter, true 10 instinct like of old fogies.
holding on to the tail end of time. if afraid let il
go, have been stTaIning every IF their strong
paws TO bring prices back to their old standard the
former equally Jealous, have strained both hOOf and
horn in trying to keep them up. The bears however
with little European interference, have succeeded
to some eyentin vanquishing their enemies. After
our Dispatch OF yesterday, the article declined still
further, and sales 10 considerable extent were made
Al So 81 u "a SIS "A. This morning we do not think
/ over So . a. S. 81 = could be obtained. Wheat
also has declined still farther. This morning II is
selling at 81 - a 81 IS for red, and 81 80 a. 81 80
for white. CO:n-wllite and yellow IS a. y cents
Both branches of our City Council were ill session
last night, but transacted but little business worthy
Of notice \ bill was offered by Mr.. Orme appoint
ing Judges of elections, which was referred to tie
committee on elections, with instructions to enquire
into the of the old Judges failing to attend the
polls OH yesterday SPECTATOR.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, November Is, 1853.
II is now settled fact that we are TO have the
italian opera SignOra Do Vnes, to day, concluded
a contract for the Front street Theatre and the first
operate performance will take place on the evening
Of the 9TH of December Sgnora Rosa De Vries is to
be the prna donna. The troupe Will be full and
complete, with superb orchestra chorus singers &c.
Our nusic-loying community is in anticipation of q
delightful season. The same troupe also purpose
giving sevtra! entertainments i'll Was hDstou and
Richmond.
The proposition to guarantee the loan of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company to the amount of
hve millions dollars. Is producing much excitement.
Various appliances are being used pro and con, by
bulls and bearS-in other words, parties interested
for and against the project. The impression con-
unues 10 prevail that it will eventually pass Ii So,
railn'ad shares will advance TO SIS, probably $50
per share.
Our city of late seems to fMve become infested
with regular gang of scOundrels, who prowl about
committing nightly depredatiOns. To-nighI, three
fellows entered the store of Mcssrs. Lowman Bro.
Baltimore street. west of Light, and robbed of
about : 'OO worth of goods. They were fortunately
arrested, and proved to be Samuel Benjamin, VIM.
Carroll and VIM. NorwOOd-all sent UP the Falls
An Old gentleman, named Jones F. Arden, whilst
coming up This evening from the Philadelphia depot
having Juft arrived, met by a fellow and asked
the time of night. Pulling out his gold watch 10 an
swer the inquiry, the fellow Immediately snatched
u and ran OF. lie was, however. arrested and sent
to Jdh- 'hu ule Waich restored To ltS owner. Rob
berries are quite frequent IN all directions.
! observe that the name OF Arnold has hren erased
from the sign on the new Olympic Theatre, al the
corner of baltimore and Charles streets. The rea
son l. that Mr.. A was not To be found and, in his
absence, 1T thought best that his name should be
stricken from the walls of the building.
The Hon. Joshua Sansant is busily engaged
al his business He looks cheerful, and appears
tirely free from that trouble and anxiety hch hung
upon lIi> good natured, honest countenance Wills,
prrpleAcd with the vexaiOns of polite campaign
Mark my word for il, he will make an influential and
useful member OF Congress.
Madame Sontas has fine prospects for another fun
house tomorrow night, being her last concert here
She has met with brilliant success.
Our breadstuff- market is in very unsettled con
dltion. Sales TO day of 1000 bbls. Howard street
flour at S3, and later, 5000 do. at $3.50, closing
firm. Also. 1000 bbls City Mills S637, and later
few hundred bbls al So 50. Wheat declining tr
cenis per hIshel. IL will probably advance some
to MORROW. Whi>key ~ 30 cents.
RaDERICE
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POISONOUS LIQUORS,

UTION TO THE PUBLIC.
r BEG leave to caution the citizens OF Washington
l. Alexandria, and Georgetown against an impos
ton practised upon them by several unprincipled
barkeepers who are selling common mixed gin for
the genuine schnapps. That name belongs exclu
svely to my Gin, and all others counterfeit.
The genuine has my name on the bottle and cork,
and fac smile Of my signature IN the label. For
sale by all the respectable Grocers and Druggists in
the United States.
1 beg leave to say that invited the whole med
ica faculty and professional chemists in the United
States to accept of bottle for analysis and trial
four thousand accepted my offer, and nearly two
thousand have furnished their written endorsement
and acknowledge il perfectly pure and free from
the admixture of poisonous fus OIL any of those
armylic compounds which produce such mschievou.
and irreparabls effects upon the constitution, and
which very few Of the Alcoholic Distilled Liquors
without. The certificates published in pan,
phiet form UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, % Beaver street. n. Y.
1S-1U
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. NOVEMBER !,

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. NOVEMBER II.
AREIvED.-Br. Barque Marina, Price, Newport,
Wales, iron rails for Orange and Alexandra Rail
road Co
Schr. Eliza Townsend, Sprague, -, to Cum
berland Coal and Iron Co.
schr. Enterprise, Wheeler, corn te J. I. B. Perry
& Son.
Steamer Osceola, Mitchell, Bait, to c. Jewe.t and
freight for the District.
sAIELD.-Brig Emma, Baker, Boston, BY NJ Ed
ridge.
schr. Maria Jane, Small, Pembroke, coal by Ale
ghany Mining Co.
Schr. Mary z. Penr on, Coo n,bs, Eewburyport coal
by Parker Vein Coal Co.
Memoir. NDA.-sehr. NJ c. Durfee, James, cleared
at Fall River for this port, 18th inst.
Schr. Fairfax, hott, cleared at n. York, for this
port 18th inst.
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VERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ingLots in the First Ward, near the ''circle,r at
Auction.-Ou TUESDAY afternoon. November 2aai,
at O'clock, the premises, ST. Il cell Lots No.
ard 2 i'll Square No. So situated at and next TO the
corner of and I'D streets. Lot ! is the corner
of rs feet I'D street. Lot has front Of Sc fee,
inches on NJ street. with depth of 100 feet.
These lots are beautifully located having q com
manding view of the whole city, and will he sold
without reservation.
Title indisputable.
Terms 0ne-half cash residue in six and twelve
months, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
Conyeyancing at the expense of purchaser
E. \. SrRATr0N,
nov 1o-2t Apc icneer
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nov ct
by J.. c. MAGUIRE, Auctioneer.

INTENSIVE SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
IL improved Property belonging to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company in this city.--0n VI EB-
NESDAY afternoon, November 23d, ut 2 O'Clock, on
the premises, l shall sell the following described
property. known as the "Old Depot Property" aud
formerly occupied by the Railroad Company for tick
ct offices, freight aud car houses, &c, viz:
Lots aud 2, in subdivision of reservation H.
fronting 50 feet Pennsylvania avenus, at the
ner of ~ street west, and running back average
depth Of lis feet to alley containing $3.50 square
feet; together with the buildings, insisting of
threestory and attic brick dwelling house and large
frame shed building.
Lot II and part u lot ls in reservation H. 'front.'
ing 33 feet north street at the corner Of ID ST.
west running back 50 feet to TN alley, containing
$50 square feet.
Let's A, D, c, D. and E, subdivisions Of lot 2, in
square 574 each fronting II feet Cd street west,
running back ISL feet inches Ii foot alley and
containing 40S11 Il square feet
Lot T. being subdivisions oflos and 8, in square
5il fronting LOG feet inches, on I'd street west,
running back 1877 feet inches, crntsining 26, OIL
square feet. with the building. consisting Of sub
stautial and we'll built fire proof brick warehouse,
about 80 by lis, with heavy stone foundation. iron
roof and headings, This hui ding and situation is
admirably adapted for manufacturing purposes large
livery stables, warehouses.
Lots &, H. X, l., NJ, and y, subdivision of lot 1.
in square 81, fronting % feet each street and
Indiana avenue" running back from 81 TO III feet
to TO 16 foot alley.
Lots o. P, O, R. and S, in subdivision Of lot T. in
square ~ + EcnlDg II 1eet or lsC street Nfsr, De
tween north Is street and Indiana avenue, running
back 167 feet inches, and containing each 3,6772s
square feet.
The above property is situated in the heart of the
city, within few hundred yards of the Capitol
grounds, depot, and principal hotels and offers
greater inducements for profitable investments than
probably will occur for Year,.
Autographed plates Of the property may be .ecn
at the an9ton of the subscriber, at the Offices
of the company in this city and in Baltimore, and
on the around at the sale.
Terms: Onefourth cash the residue in four equal
pay n,entS at E. p Is, and "a mouths notes bearing
interest. secured by deed of trust the property
By order of tie President and Directors Of the Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad Company.
J.. c. MCGUIRE,
GOV I'D Auctioneer
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Loss of Two Steamers

SANDUSKY, Ohio, Nov. 1.-THE steam
er Louisiana in going out of the harbor
this morning, with cargo of flour and
provisions, sprung aleak and sunk. There
was no insurance on the boat.
The steamer Arctic has been driven
ashore on Beaver Island, Lake Michigan.
She had on board cargo of logs and
provisions for canal company. The
boat and cargo, it was feared, would be a
total loss.
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GEORGIA AND ALABAMA.-Thc Legisla-
ture of Georgia were to go into an cleo
ton for L. S. Senator, yesterday. At a
caucus held it was determined to adopt
the two-thirds rule, which it was sup.
posed would operate against the election
of the Hon. Howell Cobb.
The Legislature of Alabama assembled
on the 10th: and organised by the election
of VIM. Martin as President of the SEN
ate, and VIM. Garrett as Speaker of the
House-both Democrats.
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Rev York Market,

NEW YORK, Nov. 19-1P. M.-Flour is
irmer-9,000 barrels sold to-day. State
at S6.S1-Southeru SIP a S7.lS.-
What, 10000 bushels sold Michigan.
white at SLIP a S1.74. Corn, 10000
bushels sold-yellow at Sic sc. Cot
ton active. Prices advancing. Stocks
duller and declining.
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AUCTION SALES
BxJ.C. MCGUIRE, Auction.

GOVERNMENT SALE or LUMBER, BARRON.
VI BRICKS, &c.-Ou TUESDAY, November 2ad.
at o'clock p m. at the Long Bridge, shall ssll,
for account of The Government, lot Of Bridge Tim
Der, consisting Of
Pine Logs, Stills, and cid Plank
lot of Augrrs
A Pile Driver, without Sow
1000 pounds fat Bar Iron
10000 prime quality cd Brick {s.apding wall)
Together with quantity Of old Lumber Of difer-
ent kinds left sitter the repairs of the bridge.
Terms cash. j. McSUI
nov led Auctioneef.
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New Dress Making Establish m ent.
FI'lI0SE wishing the most perfect fitting dresses
dresses being made by Mrs. Gethen's new inren-
ton
Ladies will, no doubt think it marvellous when
she she neither has to pin on Innings, nor
alter dresses-her fits are all warranted perfect.
The System taught. including apparatus, for Five
Dollars.
Mrs. c. invites all tn give her a call and see for
themselves Dresses or Patterns cut for 81 1 cents.
The most fashionable in ported patterns for sale
Ga moderate terms, consisting of Coaks, Mantillas,
Dresses, 81 ewes, &c.
Mantua Makers can be supplied with the most re-
cent patterns on The most reasonable terms
MRS. r. CADY,
18th street near e, Washington City.
nov l2-u
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1r. m.-Bread-
s so trmer. Howard street -four sc
oU cts.-2oO0 barrels sold. City Mills.
90 oo cts 1000 barrels sold. Wheat.
Wnite 81 10 81 40 cts: red, 81 IS a 81
4Octs.-'ooO bushels sold. Corn-wb;te
81 - CTS: yellow, y cts.-4OOO BUSH
els sold. Oats 40 a A cts. Whiskev
2St cts. No change in other articles N
the market usually quoted.
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BresdstCfs for Curoue

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18.-The packet
ship Philadelphia sailed to-day for Liver
pool, with the following cargo 24,754
bushels corn; l4,364 bushels wheat; 500
bbls. meal, and 3,059 do. -four.
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~ Joe ShfllfngtOn receives all the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS fast as published. He
is agent fsr Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our READERS will always find large and good as
sOrtment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner Of street and Penn
sylvania avenue. aug 10
re- For HATS or CAPS call Mt HENDLEY'S, adj
joining U. S. Hotel, where can be fo1nd large
assortment of Hats, Caps, and Gentlemen's Furnish
ing Goods. For grscefuness, durability, and cheap
ness, Herdley's Hats cannot be surpassed.
nov 2-tf
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E:i PrOprietors OF Park Hotel, the well known re-
sort of the public eth street, the intersection
of the plank road, offer for sale the good will and
fixtures with lease Of the establishment for eighteen
months 1t contains Bowling Saloon, Shooting Gal
lery. Dsncing Saloon, Stabng for 20 or 80 horses,
with Shedding, making complete house of the kind.
1t is also surrounded by beautiful grove. and has
ten Of land attached. 1t will be sold on red
sonable terms if appi alton be immt dately made
the proprctors about engaging in other business
Apply to HARRISON G. BRO,
nov ll-2w* the premises.
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FAMILIAR DIsC0URsEs ON LANGUAGE.

I MD. ATKINS lntenUs 10 deliver series OF Fa-
II miliar Dscourses on Language, with occasional
critical remarks on various authors who have writ
ten on the subject.
The series will consist of six discourses the first of
which, being Introductory, will comprise review Of
tn early history of England; and critical exami-
notion of the prevailing opinion to the origin of
the English Language.
The terms will be, for ticket for the hole series,
admitting lady and gentleman, IS; for q sipgle
ticket admitting one person for the enng 80 cts.
The DiEcourses will he delivered at Carusis Sa-
loon-the first on THURSDAY EVENING next, to
commence at O'Clock.
***TIckets will be found at the Drug Store OF V.
Harbaugh, corner of and It'll streets, and at the
Bookstores of Mrs Anderson and Taylor Maury,
Pennsylvania avenue. nov 7-dtf
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Rumor Of a Toryerv.

New YORK, Nov. l8.-It has been cur
rently rumorcd here to-day that forgery
has been committed by a distinguished
politician at Troy. n. Y, to the amount
of $4,000 in notes, &C., and that he
has been detected.
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CTOCK OF BOOKS a. PRINTS will
y be offered for sale all this week. at cost Also,
large and miscellaneous co lection Of cheap publ
cations and the balance will be sold at Auction, e
find the business Of the Alhambrx saloon Is inereas
ing and requires my whole attention. -
o. 25 A. HUNTER.
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Vermont u. s. Senator.

MONTPELIER, Vt, Nov. l7.-Five bal
lettings for I. s. Senator were had to-day.
On the last ballot the vote stood: Kel-
log, dem, SO; Collamer, wing, IS /;
Brainard, free-soil. u.
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Italian Opera at Pitt,bure

PHTsBCRG, Nov. 1S.-The first per-
formance of the Italian Opera Troupe, un-
der Slgnor Arditi, took place here to-
night, before brilliant and crowded au-
dience. Madame de Vries as Lucia, ="
achieved splendid triumph.
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DR.. SCHWARTZES
Extract of SarSs

VIZ HEN other sarsaparillas and quackeries have
w had their day, and have sunk into insig-
piff,ance Or. Schwsrtze's Sarsaparilla is still per-
70. ming what others only profesed and have failed
in. tt3
Try the above for rheumatism, scrofus, bronchit
s. inflammation of the eyes, impurities Of the blood,
general debility, Ac.
To be hal at SCHWARTZES Drug Store, next to
U. s. Hotel, and I'd door from 81 street, Pa. ave.
nov l5-tf
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GIy-WyMAN is doing wonders, hut his changes ar,
moi as sudden as those produced on the grey head
and grey boards, throughout the country by GIL
MANS HAIR DYE.
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Philadelphia Market

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l9, IL P. NJ
BreadstuffS firner. Flour Sc 81 cts.
Wheat advancing.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Stock

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1s, II, P. x.-Ohio
Railroad Stock advanced. Sales at Ss4
q S55. 50. -..
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WE HAVE on hand the prettiest and most
w complete assortment o; Fancy articles IN the
city consisting in part of Flower Vases, Work Box
es, Ladies' CompsLlons, Msntel Ornaments, Perfume
Bottles, Holy Water Fonts, Medalons, Engravings,
Tea Bells, all kinds Perfumery, and hair OILS, Mu
sic, Musical Instruments, Stationery, Pocket Cut
lery, &c. J. 7. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and eth streets.
nov Is
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ca There is no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in want of superior or low-prced sppa-el
we would urge the prudence Of visiting the popular
establishment known as NOAH WALKERS MAR
BILE II ALL CLOTHING EMPORIC VI, Browns build
Ing where they be suited with every variety and
style Of clothing Their beautiful and well selected
stock, consists In part fine black and fancy coore
cloth frock sack and dress coats; superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frocks and sacks: rich
talmas, paletats and sack oversoats; with the best
selection Of fine black doeshin and fancy cashmere
pants cut velvet silks, satin, cashmere and plush
vests Also shirts collars, drawers, socks, cravats,
handkerchiefs susrenders, gloves, undershirts, &c.
All of which they win sell lower than sny other
house IN this or any other city We would also call
the attention of ladies to their complete assortment
Of Boys Clothing. A large supply of servants wear
always on hand
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~ Der.
Percey Bingham, by the author of Valentine yox
and Sylvester Sound.
Ladies National Magazine for November.
The Forged Will, by Emerson Bennett
Obi; or; Three Fingered Jack.
Clara MoIeland; or, Adventures In the far South
west.
London Illustrated News and Punch, by the last
steamer.
New York Herald, Tribune. and Times received
daily and delivered In this city the day Of publ
cation. For sale at
JOE SIIILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, cor. Ia avenue and 10 st.,
noE u Odnnn Rnllinr
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF THE
CONTINENTAL GUARDS,
AT Jackson HALL,
THURSDAY, December Z, 1853.

THE CONTINENTAL GUARDS respectfully an.
i nounce to their military friends. the public in
general and the ladies in particular that they will
give one Of their POPULAR BALLS on THURSDAY,
the LIST day Of December next at Jackson Hall. be-
ing their third Annual Ball. The Committee of Ar
rangenents DO not deem il necessary to say what
they wi do to make this (what tteir first and se-
cond annual balls were the most popular ball of the
season, the public well that the Balls Of
the Old Continentals always "done up in fine
style. They may rest assured that DO expense or
pains will be spared to make this ball of with the
ecat that has heretofore characterized the balls
of the Continental Guards
AtSk o'clock tho Guards" will march into the
Saloon with arms and accoutrements, when they
will be carried through dress drill in presence OF
the company.
At O'clock the ball will be opened by Prone
made, Professor Prosperi's Band playing the Cont
mental Quckstep, composed expressly for the Sou
tinent8s."
The Committee having charge of the refreshments
will leave nothing undone please the tastes Of all
present. Supper be had ct eny time between
the hours of IL and o'clock.
The military requested to appear in full uni.
form.
No hats or caps will be allowed in the room e1-
eept the military dress caps.
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EO f A l. E-Or exchange for property in
i Washington Georgetown AL Xandria, q
very desirable tract OF land. containing l2 acres, ly
ing in Aiexandria county, Va, about ~ miles west
Of Georgetown, and miles f. ON the centre Of this
city, adjoining the land lately owned by w A. Brad
ley, Esq. More than ore half the land is covered
with good wood and chestnut timber. 1t is a most
healthy place, and may be male beautiful Summer
residence. aiordiDg fine view of Georgetown and
Washington, or profitable market and dairy firm
The soil and situation well adapted to the growth
of the vine and all kinds of fruit. Apply at this Of
fee fer further information. poy LIT
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4 NASH FOR COW S.-Wanted 20 dry COWS
" for which cash will be paid on application 10
T. CowliI q, at his Livery Stable, G. near 18th st
nov l6-dlw*
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Lamps, Sperm and AID am antfne Can
dies. ar.

dies, SO.
"E have received and now opened our fall sup
w ply of new LAMPS selected by one Of our
firm in New York and fhilsdclphis, which We in
wife ladies ard gentlemen to call snd examine. Col
ored and white Sperm Candles; AdamantiDe Candles,
patent spring CsBdlest cks, with shades.
Bookbinders Paste Brushes and Gold Leaf
Night Tapers, Stove Lustre
Spermacetti, Lard, and Solar Lamp Oil
With our usual assortment of Window and Coach
Glass. Painters and Artists Materials. For sale,
wholesale and retail at our usual low prices, for
cash, or on time to punctual customers.
HOWELL M0RSELL.
Successors tn o. Whittlesey,
nov l6-tf c street, Go d's Building)
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" Deer are said to be unusually plen.
ty on the Allegheny Mountains this sea-
son.
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NEW BOOKS at Taylor 4 Maury'
LIFT T0p,,,1nx.. - -

NEW BOOKS Mt Taylor d Maury's.
IN Jefferson's Complete Works, vol >.
Busy moments for an Idle Woman.
Appleton's Library Edition of the British Poets,
from CHANGER to Byron. The most beautiful edition
INST published-now ready Wilson, Herbert and
Thomson.
The Life, Eulogy, and great orations of Daniel
Webster, with portrait.
Happy Days of Childhood by Amy Meadows.
nov IL Book store hear 9th street