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Lacn Ridge p o., Marshall Co, I'LL have
obtained three dollars, (which is enclosed tor
twenty copies of the Facts for the People. i
wish you to send them to my address and the
post Office as above. very much rejoice that
such an enterprise has been entered into by
yeu, as the man said when another one broke
the end of the egg to make it stand.
Truth seeks no conceslment Let her banner
be unfurled to the world. We have nothing
to fear from truth. Success to your labors IN
the Era and Facts. N. ).
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On the eclipse Of federalism with ms, al
though not its extinction, its leaders got up the
Missouri question, under the false front Of less
ening the measure of slavery, but with the
real view OF producing geographical division
Of parties, which might insure them the next
President The people Of the North went
blindfold into tho snare followed their leaders
for while with zeal truly moral and iand-
injuriug instead Of aiding the real interests Of
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, November %, 1853.
TN last Sabbath afternoon, the Rev Mr.. Sunder-
land, of your city, delivered large and attentive
audience, in Bridge street Presbyterian Church.
sermon for the benefit of The Juvenile MISSIONARY
Society. His discourse throughout was highly i'll
tere>ting and impressive.
The Rev MIR. Danfonh, agent of the Colonization
Society, Will deliver, on next Sabbath evening, at
O'Clock, IN our Methodist Church, discourse in favor
OF the above named society, and collection will be
taken up ia aid of it, funds.
Horn and Landis troupe of Terpschorean Serena
!ers, Intend Z wing two concerts Forrest Hail. one
Tonight, and the other To morrow night. We doubt
not tie established popularity this troupe of min
streis will secure iOr them crowded houses.
The flour market was rather more brisk Yesterday.
and sales were TO the amount OF 900 barrels, nj
sc 621a q, So IS Wheat-red, 81 81 "a 81 4s /:
white, 81 80 a. 81 IS. Com-white, 68c; yellow.
Idc., 900 bushels sold. 5000 pounds of roll butter,
from wagons, sold al S2l a S23 ~ 100 pounds and
1000 dozen eggs, at 2ic y dOz.
hrrived-facket schooner William Pitt, Baxter,
BosIoG To John A. Grimes. Sailed.--Packet schoon-
or Ingoinar, Lynch, for Boston, cleared by Grimes
SPECTATOR.
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New Dfoss making EstabIfsh m e MT.
FtNlOSE wishing the most perfect fitting dresses
Il must call on MRS r. CADY, at which place
dresses being made by Mrs. Gethen's new inven.
On. .'-.
Ladies' viii, no doubt, think it marvellous when
she saysthat she neither has to pin Innings, nor
alter dresses-her fits are all warranted perfect.
The systsm taught including apparatus, for Five
Dollars.
Mrs. C. invites all to give her q call and see for
themselves. Dresses or Patterns cut for 81 cents.
The most fashionable imported patterns for sale
moderate terms, consisting of Cloaks, Mantillas,
Dresses, Sleeves, &c.
Mantua Makers can be supplied with the most re-
cent patterns on the most reasonable terms.
MRS. r. CADY,
18th street near z, Washington City.
unv I1-tf '..-t.
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TO LADY AMATEURS

JOSEPH IL. CARVER, THE NEW ENGLAND
81 TEACHER OF CHR0MATIC AND PASTEL
PAINTING, would say to the ladies Of Washington
and vicinity, that he has just opened rooms in this
city, where he intends 10 establish q permanent
SCHOOL OF DESIGN, afording pupils an opportunity of
acquiring thorough knowledge of DRAWING SKETCH.
ING AND PAINTING. If the people Of Washingtan will
manifest an interest In this enterprise, Mr. Carver
will spare no pains or expense TO make his Academy
what you would have It, permanent aset4l and artis
tic. Mr. c. u now ready toform classes at his rooms.
opposite Jackson Hall, Pa. avenue, between Sd and
~ sts where he win be happy to receive calls from
q. N. to p. m. - $3.50.
Terms and references given at his rooms. +
noy26-2w* $500. ......-.
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Important from China,

NHw York, Nov. 2S.-The London
correspondent of an eminent mercantile
house of this city writes as follows:
1--WE have our usual private telegraphic
intelligence from Trieste, anticipstory Of
the overland mail. Canton remained un.
disturbed, and much business was do;ne
At Shanghai, business was at q stand.
owing to the city having been taken pos.
session Of by q party Of rebels, uncon.
nected, it il said, with the insurgents Of
Tanking, being rather q band of Triads.
or the short-knife society. They seized
the Tontai, who afterwards escaped. and
plundered the public treasury to the
amount Of four sacs Of dollars. They did
not modest the foreign settlement
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X PALPIrArIoN OF THE HEART, NERVOUS DISEASES,
Liver Complaint Neuralgis, Dyspepsia, Costiveness
and Piles, are all relieved and cured In incredible
short space Of tine by Carriers Spanish Mixture the
great tonic and purifier of the blood. 1t eontains
not particle Of Mercury, Opium, or any noxious
drug; is perfectly harmless and has cured more
than five hundred cases of disease.
We can only refer the reader to the certificates.
few of which may be found in another column, and
all Of which detailed in full around the bottle.
1t is the greatest of all Spring and Fail Medicines,
and possesses influence over the blood truly re-
narkable. rt -5ri. -...se-
fx&S
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$4,000
WORTH OF SEASONsBLE DRY GOODS

TO BE RUN OFF AT COST.
/ N consequence of Mr.. @. W. fERBY having bust
ness TO attead to ia the States Of Massachusetts,
and New York. which requires his personal sttep.
ton, we shall commence, on MONDAY next, No
vepbef 7, to ruo off The whole stock at cost, for
cash. There will be no humbug or mistake about
the matter, the ohole stock must be closed out by
the middle of nezt month Persons gi-bing DRY
GOODS at Is Bar cent less than ususl nr;ces vii,
please call and examine cur large stock as they
will find it complete in every department and nearly
all of the stock new; having been bought during
the last two months
Our stock consists in mart Of
IS pieces Ingram Carpet
80 do Brussels do
do Velvet do
20 do Hemp do
10 DO Stair do
s. do Floor Oil Cloth, from Ia ls feet vida
AS pair Blankets
I1o Marscilles Quilts
rs Alendale do
200 pieces Sheetings
q 0 dozen Table Napkins
80 do Towels
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MRS. ANN II. KNOTT,
, N a In Inn m HE Dress Mn Lor

INFORMS the ladies Of Washington and its vicin-
i ity and ladies sojournIng in this city, that she
Is residing at Mr. L. A. Lehman's, East Capitol st.,
near east entrance to Capitol Square, in the house
lately secupied by Capt Birch, where she prepared
to conduct the Dress making business In all its
branches.
Opera Cloaks, Filebusters, plain and fancy Dres-
sea- including every article of ladies dress made In
the latest fashion and most approved style.
She solieits share CT public patronage.
Two good HANDS wanted ut the above named
business. Good wages given. nov 25-3ts
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Roors Am sHofs.

~ehr We have now on hand large assoftffieht
of Ladies' Double and Single Sole Black and
Bronze tipped and foxed CATERS. Hanging
in price from 81 rs up. Ladies' fine Kid, Mo.
rocco and Satin Slippers case Ladies' FrenchheeIed
CATERS. Misses double sole black and bronze Gait
or Boots Misses fancy enamelled Leather Jenny
Lind Boots, Morocco and Kid Welt Boots For gentle
men, have the largest stock of double and single
sole Patent Leather and French Calf, Morocco, Kid
and Cloth-top Congress Caters, Oxford and Union
Ties, to be found In the city. We would say to all
call and examine our stock before purchasing else
where. HARRIS q GRIFFIN
nov 22-3t Pa ey, bet 9th and 10th sfs
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WARM UNDERaAkMENTs.

A MOTHER and larger supply Of Scotch Wool
N (Chevot, TeYoit, and Ettrick) Undershirts &
Drawers. These goods are superior and pure wool.
Also, full supply and assorted sizes of .Ierino,
Lambs TOOL, Raltnor Wool Cotton, Shaker Net, 4
Shaker FLANNEL Shirts and Drawers
Our assortment Of Gndcrshirts and Drawers will
be found on inspt cton to be the largest and most
varied ever offered by us, and prices uniform and
low at SrEVENS'S
nov "a Salesroom, Brownie Hotel.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 29-l P. 1000
barrels of -four sold at sc rs cts. per Dbl.
rs, 900 bushels of wheat changed hands
white, 81 SIS 81 60 cts; red, ST AZ a
81 SO cts. OF corn $4,000 bushels were
sold at the same price. Railroad shares
have advanced to So and SO.
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New York Market,

New YORK, Nov. %, 1p. M.-Bread.
stuffs firm under news received by the
steamer Atlantic. The prices of -four
and wheat remained unchanged. Cotton
dull. Stocks continue firm.
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Arrival Of the Ultimate

NEw YORK, Nov. 2S.-The steamer
Illinois, with the California mails of the
LIST, $3.50, 900 specie on freight, $20O, 900
In the hands of her 300 passengers arrived
this evening. Contrary to expectation,
the name of John Mitchell, the Irish
patriot, was not on her passenger list.
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single and Double Barrel Guns and
Canning Apparatus.

canning Apparatus.
Ohm W. BADEN, near the corner of Sixth street
- and pennsylvania avenue, has lately received a
full supply Of the above Goods consisting in part,
Of - -
Fine English Stubb Twist aud Damascus Double and
Single Barrel Fowling Pieces of ali sizes
common and iow-priced English and German do
Single and Double Barrel Ducking Guns
Boys Guns
Game Bags, Liquor Flasks, Shot Pouches
Powder Flasks, Single and Double Belts
walkers Ely's, Coxs, and other English and French
Caps
Patent Metallic and Paper Wads and Wad Paper
Washing Rods and Cleaners
Nipple Wrenches, Tubes, Wad Cutters
Ramrod Heads and Sc ews
Patent Lever Charges, Bullet Moulds
Pistol Belts, Hunting Knives, &c. in great variety
sportsmen are particularly invited to examine my
stock before purchasing nearly all ofmy Sporting
Goods are made to order and importee direct and Of
course can offer as great inducements as any other
house in this country
DAILY EXPECTED
An assortment of the celebrated kinds of Sport
ing Powder. JOHN " BADEN
oct LeoSw-
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Boots, Shoes and Caters.

kAturers and dealers in all kndsof Ladies', G-n.
- tlenlen and Childrens BOOTS SHOES, have
received large and very superior assortment which
We are determined to sell az the lowest prices for
cash. ES-All kinds Of work manufa tnred In the
most fashionable STYLE of tie best material, and the
workmanship warranted. Do not forget the place
Pennryivsaia avenue, doors from Butts Drug
Store. nov 22-AtswMWkP
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Arrival Of the Prometheus with 1000. 600
in Gold from California.

New YORK, Nov. 29-1 P. M.-The
California steamer Prometheus has ar
rived here with 100000 in gold and
600 passengers. The Irish patriot Mitch
ell is among them.
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Doe 1hfliingtou receives al the NEW
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
agent fer Harper's aud all the other Magazines,
and our readers will always find large and good
sortinent of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, odeon Building, corner Of street and Penn
sy1vania avenue. aug 10
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Massachusetts, Election.

BosToN, Nov. 29.-At the election to-
day to fill vacancies in the Legislature,
the Wings have carried nearly every
thing.
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G.. FOR HE 1.-THE BUILDING now De-
Ill ing finished, on the northeast of 7th st.
and Louisiana ayenua, in this city.
The first floor has been constructed for a Banking
Establishment, Of marble, 18th vaaits. &C. and two
stores on It'll street. the basement is construct
to embrace all the modern couyeniences for Res.
taurant in conpexicn with Kitchen and vaults for
COAL oysters, provisions, &c. The restaurant com
municates bs1h from in and out doors with the se-
rond story, which is composed of four rooms, com.
municatng through ample folding doors. fer the &c
commodation of either large small private parties
Should the second story not be taken in connexion
with the restaurant the will be rented for Of
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the building, and is we'll adapted for
commodons billiard-room for three tables The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing, and is well adapted for printing room or ar
mory, and if not rented, will he reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water and ell the
mo Tern improvements have been introduced On
each floor of this building, and its position situated
10 the very heart of the most business portion OF
Washington, must insure large profits to com petent
tenants Apply to, or ad. ress
3. c. BARNEY,
street. between 9th and 18th SITS, Washington
sep 1T-eotf-
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4 EASY method for learning the art Of max.
N ing PAPER Mache end earning from So to $50
Il week, sold at Mrs CADY'S Dress Making Rooms.
Specimens shown. Price so cents.
nov 90
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10 There is no better time than the present to
purchase your sup plies Of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in want of superior low-priced apparel
we would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known az NOAH WALKERS MAR
BILE LLCLOTiItNG EMPORIUM, Browns build
ing, where they be suited with every variety ard
style of clothing. Their seautfa and we'll selected
stock consists In part of fine black and fancy co'ored
cloth frock sack and dress cnats superior plain and
fancy cassimers business frocks and sacks; rich
talmas, paetats and sack overeoats; with the best
selection of fine black doeskin and fancy CASHMERE
pants, cut velvet silks, satin, cashmere and plush
vests Also, shirts. collars drawers socks eravats
All Of which they will sell lower than any other
house in this any other city. We would also call
the attention of ladies TO their complete assortment
of Boys Clothing large supply of servants wear
slways on hand.
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,*See advertisement.

E1- The inmitable THOMPSON is daily engaged
in taking those wonderful STEREOSC0PE POR-
TRAITS, which are winning for him such al enyia-
BILE reputation. THOMPSON has many imitators
but his pictures are ahead of all rivalry If the
public wish for Portraits possessing all the attributes
of perfection, brilliant but unfading, let them try
THOMPSON His pictures IS Pope said of his
friends, Z" VIII bloom in their coors for q thousand
yearsr' His Gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue
between ~ and 9Th streets. Try hun.
noyll-tf
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Ay- The Maryland Institute, have awarded WHITE
HURST another Medal for his superior Daguereotypes
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition ut which he
he has received the highest award given by this In
stitute. II you want your likeness taken, go to
WHTTEHURsT's. lie makes likenesses, not characters
at hi. gallery between Fourand half and 9th street.
PAnnSYlYania arenue.
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SONTAG'R aONHa. ~

"lTHIN mile Of Edinboro' Town; Comm,
w thro the Rye The Swiss song duet, Mas
tsI ana scholar; schubert's Serenads; Whistle and
III come to you, my lad; The Last Rose Of Summer;
Home, Sweet Home; &c. Also, The White Squall
Days OF Childhood The Flowers are sleeping; Prima
Donna Waltz; Julien's American Quadrille; Sontaa
Schottschs and Polka, as duet also. And all the
latest music regularly received at
nov ID WINTERS, 9th street.
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JOHN FOY.s HOTEL.

1--WE Proprietor respectfully announces that his
L HCrEL, near the Depot, win be opened on
MONDAY, the 2sth November, and be will be happy
to see his friends at all times.
nov 26-Sts a.. ...a...t-.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF THE
CONTINENTAL GUARDS.
AT JACKSON HALL,
THURSDAY, December 1881.


FIlHE 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 Hail. be.
ing their third Annual Ball. The Committee of Ar
rangements do not deem it necessary to say what
they wi do to mike this (what their first and Sc
cond annual balls werc the most popular ball of the
season. as the public well that the Balls of
the Old Continentals are always 'done up" i'm fine
style. They may rest assured that ne expense or
pains will be spared to make this ball 20 OH with the
same ec that has heretofore characterized the balls
of the Continental Guards
AtSL O'Clock tho Guards will march into the
Saloon with arms aud accoutrelnentS, when they
will be carried through dress drill in presence Of
the company.
AT o'clock the ball will bs opened by a Prone
made, Professor Prosperi's Band playing the Cont
mental Quickstep, composed expressly for the "Con-
tinentals.'
The Committee having charge of the refre .bments
will leave nothing unione to please the tastes of ali
present. Supper can he had ut any time between
the hours of II and 8 o'clock
The military are requested to appear in full uni
form.
No hats or caps will be allowed in the room ex.
eept the military dress caps.
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SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF fHR
J0URNEYMEN STONE CUTTERS,

TNHE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS have
l. the honor to announces to their friends and the
public generally that their SECOND ANNUAL
BALL will be given at Jackson Hall, on MONDAY,
December 5th, 1858.
No pains or expense will be spared to make this
me bdA OF the season. The programme will consist
Of choice selection of the mort popular dances and
fop goes the weasel" Will be introduced for the
first time In this city. rsfl5 = :. =
The ball will open by the band Having the .E,tona
Cutters Grand March," gotten up for the ocess;on
Cbmmi3es Of Arrdngenents
Joseph N Kelly, John Essex.
William Wallach, William ] Cospravs.
Chas hdmonds, John McElroy, ~
Daniel oBrien, Benjamin Wright,
William Dougherty, Patrick Boyle,
S Nem McCschnie, Andrew J Klerline, 80
William Mfl5an, Andrew Balm,
John Doughan, Michael Murphy,
James Guild. 81
Floor Aaadger--Jos. NJ. Kelly.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting a pent,eman
and ladies' to be had at the usual places and at the
door on the evening of the ball. IL :"
Floor Managsr-white rosetfe.-
Reception COmmittee--blue rosette, Ill
Committee On Rsfreshments-red resettes.
nov 19--dtb fs- al.-t...fil '-.-"I
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DUTNAM'S MAGAZINE for December
i at SlIILLlNGTON'S Bookstore.
Popular Educator for November.
Musical Repository No. l, containing La Prima
Donna Wsltze, by Julien.
Mttells Living Age for this week.
Gleasons Pictorial, Illustrated News and all the
weekly papers for this week. received and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, cor. Pa avenue and ~ St,
nov 70 OdeOn Building.
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K MRS b. GKEGG will open handsome as
SH aJsortmen: of Paris Millinery on Thursday, the
N~l1th 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 Gsorcatown
nov r.
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ARRIVAL Of THE ATLANTIC,
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

between the Rassfans md
Turks.-The Turks Victorious. e.,.
turing many Rassians-France asx.
feua 70 Fisht.-slighs advance I'm
BreadstuAs, SC.
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BOOK AMp JoB pRINrruc -

THE subscriber has recently opened = ROSR ..S
i JOB PRINTING OFFICE on the north side Of
Pa avenue, between 10th and 1lth strests where he
Is prepared to execute ell kinds Of printing share
OF he public patronage b respectfully solicited.
nov lz-eoof WIN. H. MOORE.
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Penmanshfp Photography g. Book.
kee ming.

fINHE subscriber will commence the formation of
Il evening classes, on MONDAY, the 18th inst
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of taking lessons in either of the
ately
Copying executed in the best manner, and at rea.
sonable prices. Visiting and Wedding Cards writ
ten az usual. No. 8. Washington Place, 9TH street
near Odd Fellews' Hall. W. A. RICHARDSON,
nov 25-6t
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THOS. ECKHARuT. Conf.c1ion.-

THOS. ECKHARDT, Confectfoner,
Corner Rand 9Th streets, near the PatsEt Office,
ITO whom awarded the First Diploma for Con
Il dictionary at the great Inhibition of the Metro
Politau Mechanics Institute, takes this method Of
inviting the attention Of his customers and the pub
he generally to bis fine stock of CONFECTIONERY both
Foreign ard Domestic, for the coming season
Having had yesrs Of experience in furnishing
Balls Parties, ard Private Entertainments he feels
confident Of giving satisfaction to all who may favor
him with a call.
P.S-lce Cream at reduced price. All orders
lett as above will receive prompt attention.
Also, two furnished Rooms for rent
22-anSt
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- FASHIONABLE Dress HATS
gH HEADLEi, adjoining the L. 8. Hotel opened.
oon saturday, another supply of Gentlemeu's
Dress HATS, winter style. Gentlemen Of taste and
fa-hion are invited TO call.
Also, varied assortment Of Shirts, Upderrar
ments, Hosiery, Gloves and Gents Furnishing goods
HENDLEY,
nov 21-ft ID dnor e.sf N q No.,
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DARRY,s TRICOPHERoUs- ,-on,.

LHACOrAEhOUS, Lyons
- Kathairon, Phalon's Hair Invigorator, Eau
Lustrai, Lubin's and Hsrrison's Extracts, Parins
Boxes, Hair, Tooth, Nail Cloths, Bathing, and Cloth
Brushes, Dressing, Sids Puff and Tuck Combs, Work
Gard, Once, Fishing, and Toy Baskets, in addition
TO variety Of useful and ornamental fancy goods,
at the Stationery, Music, and Fancy Store Of
trrl ~ 4.s6.ra J.F. ELLIS,
Pa avenue, between eth and foA streets.
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WREN'S FARMERs, HoTpT.

tbTner Of SM and D streets
~ PERSONS can be served with meals without
~ lodging, at s. per week, at the abave named
dotei. nov 16-eolw
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BRUSHES. IT, as.e..
LIAR, Cloth, Hat, Nail, Shaving and Tooth
Ii BRUSHES ct BIRGEe,
nov 20 Willards' Hotel,
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THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES
IS called to our large stock Of rich printed
l. DRESS GOODS.
hich determined to sell at cost and In many
instances at less than cost
Great Bargains are offered, rarely met with
A lot of LADIES CLOAKS
Just opened at Iron Hall Dry Goods Store.
nov 21-eo3t X MYFRsf ~
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TAYLOR & co. P0R TABLE FORCES.

IAILUH co. POK TABLE FOHGES,
/ UST received from the manufacturer TAYLOR 4
u Co.'S Portable Forge. 1t Is unsurpassed by apy
thing Of the kind ever introduced in this city for
convenience, comractness, and economy, IL can he
carried about easily and does not occupy one fourth
of the space Of ordinary FORCES.
RALPH HASKINS,
Pa. avenue, 9. side, between 9th and 10th at.
nov 25-eo3t