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inure to the benefit of the Government
the Anglo Mexican companies working
the mines engaging to pay certain per-
centage on tie amount of coinage Of these
two minis. This contract to last ten
years.
The Diario Oficiai, correcting the no.
tice that a privilege had been granted by
the Government to McSSrs. Bcllangc and
Richard for the construction Of a railroad
from Vera Cruz to the Pacific, says that
the grant applied only to the construc-
ton of railroad from Vera Cruz to the
City of Mexico. The grantees are obliged
| TO procure within six months from the
date of the grant, the necessary subscrip-
tionS for carrying out their enterprise,
otherwise it will operate forfeiture of
the privilege.
The ravages of the Indians still contin-
ue in Durango and Zacatccas. On one
occasion M attempt was made to oppose
them, which resulted in a total defeat,
with the loss, out of forty, OF three killed
and several wounded, and the entire loss
Of their horses and equipments. The
Indians only numbered from fifty tc
sixty.
Sr. Fran. G. Pavon, the Governor and
Commandante General. had left Zacatecas
with a large force of infantry and cavalry
in pursuit of the various bands of Indians
who were devastating the country.
1t is said that the railroad from Mexico
to Tacubaja will certainly be commence
during the present month.
The establishment by the Governor o
TabaSco of House of Correction fo
abandoned women, has had the effect o
producing over six hundred marriages
through fear of being subjected to incsr
ceration.
Owing to the scarcity of water in Yer;
Cruz, and the increasing impurities, mea
surcs are about to be taken to intro
duce the waters of the Jampa into tn
city.
The report that Santa Anna was abou
to re-establish the Order of Guadalupe, i
confirmed.
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EDWARD c. DYER,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA SCARS.

AND p AlEh IN
VI N Els A Nd LIQ F0RS,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th srets
I have constantly an hand fTeDch, German srd
L Native sparkling and siB Wines ofchoiCcx hrsnAs
BrandIrs, Gins, Scotch, Irish and other whistles
London and Scotch Ales and Brown Stout. Cords
and all other goc.ls usually found in trrt ,la,
Wine Stcrp.
-SECARS-SEGtRS
Having an experienced agent in nsvans Whcs
Judgment may he implicitly rrli,d on, shall her
after h. in tho monthly recsi Of 90 81 the oho
brands of Scgars manufactured IN the Island n u-
10 snmples OF Whirh | DOW invite the attentic- r
cnnnoiSeurS.
Now IN Store, 10000 Washington CuhBnd VI Sis'
brands. received hy the schoourrs Ispanics ,n'
Klizsssth Jane, Of Philadelphia. nhl son. evr'r'
Persons wi hing To procure nny particular hrsri
can do so OF application 10 me. ne have shiTurnr
every two weeks. EDWARD c. MkF
nov 2D-ilOt- Init
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The IntelHgencer replies to recent stric-
lures of the Richmond Enquirer, charging
extravaganza, profigacy, corruption. &C.,
on the late Wing National Administra-
ton, showing with great force the demo-
gogueism of much of this system of polit-
ical warfare. The same paper contains
another chapter of Col. Benton's notions
upon the men and things of the times
when he was prominently in public life,
which the enthusiastic old gentlemen
Familiarity enough terms I" history"
The Unron's leader of to-day, "Recur-
renee to first principles, embraces pow
erful exposition of the truth of the posi-
ton of the editors very recent article,
holding that an approval of the compro-
mise per Sc forms no part of the Baltimore
platform. His views in this connection
have already been assailed by nearly all
the Taylorites of 1S4S, who now set
themselves up for instructors to the Dem
ocratic party in Democratic principles,
beginning with Bennett of the Herald,
and going down the list.
The Sentinel makes great to-do over
the Unions assertion that the Baltimore
democratic convention only agreed to sac
quiesce in, abide by, and adhere to " the
compromise as legislation which it was
both wise and patriotic not to disturb.
The editor denies this position in toto,
and argues to show that hearty and en-
phatic approval of the compromise from
beginning to end, in all its parts, antece-
dents. incidents, and consequences, was
in fact the shibboleth of the convention,
nominating Pierce, whose election the
Sentinel evidently attributes almost to
the virtues and popularity of the compro-
mise aforesaid. So we translate his rea-
soning.
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PERSON L..

-. Hon. John McNair, Hon. John L. Daw-
son, Hon. H. 3. Wright, Hon VIM Witte,
Hon John Robbins, of Pa; Hon T. W Farley,
Of Nc; Hon Thomas Bayly, OF Va; Hon
John c. Breckinridge. and Hon. James s
Chri.man, Of Ky; Hon. W. W. ChurchweIl
Hon Emerson Ethridge, Hon. saml A. Smith,
Hon. Felix Zollicofer, Of Tenn; Hon. E. NJ.
Chamberlain, Hon. Norman Eddy, of Ia;
Hon Edward Ball OF Ohio; Hon S. Cameron
Pa: Hon. @. B. Mat:eson, n. Y; Hon. J. s
Taylor, Ohio; Hon. l.. d. Campbell, Ohio );
Hon. Geo. r. Riddle Del; Hon. i. J. STRAIT
w. Snow. n Y; Hon VIM Murray, n Y,
Hon. NJ. Macdonald, Me-; Hon. Harry Hib-
bard, n. IL; Hon. A. II. Stephens, Ga; Hon.
J G. Davis. Ind; Hon. z. kidwell, Va; Hon
6, Dean, aN. Y; Hon. Ner Middieswarth,
Pa; Hon. J. c. James, Il. l.; Hon. g. W.
kittridge, n. H., Hon. Thos. Ruffn, S c.;
Hon P Phillips, Ala; Hon. Jno. Kerr, n
c.; Hon. 3. Craige, n. c.; Hon ii. NJ. Shaw
n c.; Hon Jas. Maurice, n. Y; are in Thu.
city.
80. DR.. Shower the member elect from the
Second Congressional district Of Md, was
severely injured on Thanksgiving day, by the
breaking Of the front axe-tree of his car
riage.
.... Wizard Anderson writes to the New
York Mirror from Edinburgh. where the
A.tecs are astonishing the Gaels and Saxons
The students of the University think tho
newly discovered city of Ixymaya, from
whence the Aztecs are reputed to come, must
be ax-wv-eye-ah Anderson returns p the
United States in June next.
go. Gen. VIM. Larimer has been named by
the Uniontown Democrat as a proper person
to be tho next Wing candidate for Governor
of Pennsylvania. T.
80. VIM T. Robinson, late Rieheieu of the
New York Tubune is lecturins against pro-
testaR;sm
80. Rosalia Greene, the Superior Of St
Joseph's Asylum at Richmond, Va, and for
thirty years a Sister of Charity, died on Friday.
The deceased was a native of Maryland.
.... card in the New Orleans papers, from
several Cubans, notifie. their countrymen of
tn, arrival in that city of Don Pedro Manuel
Lopez, nephew to the late General Narcisso
Lopez, of Cuban memory
-. Hector Jennings, of Ohio, it has been
ascertained, is one of the heirs of an English
estate, estimated at from fifty to seventy mil
lions of dollars.
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GROCERY BACKED OFT.

I WINDING our store entirely too ANAL for Our II,
creasing business. We have backed il out 500.
IS feet TO Wine alley. giving ampl- room 30 ;,
commodste our customers With everything That ,
rslculated to sw-eten, 10 -xhilaratc, and 10 pourI
We do not pretend 10 gay will sell lover than 81.
friends IN the trade, but none who keep 4 stock
frat rate goods shnil go below US.
Cur stock of Tobacco, Cigsr., Matcha. IN.
SnuH, Wine, Brandy, md other ''Old stuf--,I
selected for us by competent judges, from the m.
reliable import1tions, from Ismaicn, Havana. e..
The celebrity Of our Snuff and Matehcs vhich >,
not imported, have enabled the manufa.tursrs /,
sell enough to sturIy the inhahitan. and TO "a, n
world on fire. Wv. X. HANDY &oO,
s. side Pa. ave, between 18th and 18Th SIS
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TO THE LADIES.

I 7. EVANS respectfully informs the lAdes ,b,.
~ he has lately received a new and sprnds !,
sortmeut OF fURS, this day, from Europe, whrh 4,
san sell at the lowe~ prize ever offered, ,o1si Il,
OF stone Martin, Fitch, Rock Gar'ir, sibrsr sam
rel, " hite ErnI:De, &c.
po J. T. L. likewise calls the attention nj gent.
III men TO the new and fashionable stve Of m A.,
"a that he has just introduced.
Pa ave. n. side, between 18th spd lSth St,
rec 1-1v
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~ Metropolitan Division, Sons of
Temperance, expects every member IN do his duty
THIS EVENING. at Temperance Hall.
Six more limitations anticipated, with other
important business.
Hour of meeting y O'Clock. Tie punctux.
Ia, Lex
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q Gray q Ballantyne have sent us
the National Magazine for December. 1t
is beautifully embellished by number of
well executed wood cuts and filled with
excellent reading mater.
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MATCHES AND LEMEIRY.

Ao,R The Subscriber most lSsr.-
NSSES fully wish-s 10 inform the ~
~&SsstSSFAAen hens Of Washington ,nd vflnf
that he hiss just Opened n ,
tore formerly occupied b, Alr STEPHEN Hddy ~,
and fashionable assortment IF GOLD and slL'hh
WATCHES. Gold Chains. Cole Seals, krys. b'A''
Pens and P-nci.S Ear Rings, Finger RinEs. Bro'rhr
Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons. Gold and Silver 1hiurr
Gold, Silver, and other Spectaces, Silver sr' D.
Plated War, and n variety Of goods usually se7 n
jcEclry store. All Of which he intrnd- II ~. p
lar coods Of ike quality he bought fr riii~'
in New York or Philadelphia; and would ih'rNi'-
.olicit a share of patronspr, and he viii aFEty'r
d,vor 10 consult the interest Of tho buyer asNe
his own. Please call and examine the gppo'. 80
prices. 1T the store on Penn avenue, between '''
9Th street, north eide.
nov :n-tt ". u. b'F
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~ NOTICE.-A meeting will Re held in
u 3 the Aldcrmnn's Room, City t-.il. on SATUR-
DAY EVENING, the 81 instant. at o'clock. for the
purpose Of maj irr arrangements for the osripg of
acme suitable testimonial Of respect TO our former
fellow-tnwnsman. the Hon HENRY Nay.
The friends Of Mr.. May. permanently or t-mposa
rily residing in the city of Washington, request
Ell tn attend the raid meeting dec 1T
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MULTUM In PARyO.

The number Of licensed taverns in Philadel.
phia is 1856 which is one tavern to every for
y-four and n half Of the 81, 943 taxable in
hahitants Of the city and districts.
1t is stated that an organ, to cost 1925 900,
is to be built for the new Crystal Palace at
sydenham, England.
Several shad and herring were caught in
the waters near Milford, Del, last week
The warm and damp weather, it is feared in
Montgomery county, Nd, will cause the Hy to
appear in the wheat
The Rappahannock Canal, was sold on Fri
day last, for 1892 900, to satisfy loan which
the State Of Virginia had made to the Com
pany. W. Gordon was the purchaser, he act
ing for company of whom he was one. The
debt which this sale was to satisfy, wa:
sl27, 900.
On authority of Governor Ross, the vii
mington Journal announces that the Legisla
ture Of Delaware will not be convened thi
winter for the purpose of taking into consid
Grafton the granting of supplement extend
ing the charter of the Ship Canal Company.
1t is said nearly two hundred substantial
buildings have been erected in Harrisburg
Pa, this year
The ladies at Maysville, Ky, presented 1
pair of pantaloOns to Miss Lucy Stone, in due
form.
The rush for marriage certificates at Bos
ton the three days before Thanksgiving wa,
without nrecedent Love burns A, the weath
er cools
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AND BLANK BOOKS

STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS
TRAY & BALLANTYNE, Booksellers tn street
" have just received a Jorge lot OF superior Cay
and Letter Paper, at all prices, from 81 90 TO - 81
per ream.
Adhesive Envelopes from 81 to IS per thousand.
Note Paper of all kinds, Fancy Envelopes, &c.
Blank books.
Ledgers, Day Books, and Journals, all sizes.
Copy Books, very fine assortment, plain and Tan
cy binding.
Memorandum Diaries fol 1854.
Superior Gold Pens.
Steel Pens from Csc TO 81 per gross.
Drawing Books and Carts, Pencils and Crsyons.
Honochromatic Boards. ra=
Visiting Cards, &c.
~. GRAY h BAI.LANTYNE.
dr. .th street. near Odd Fallows' Hall.
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THE UNITED CLUB

TAKE great pleasure in informing their friends
i aud the public generally that their next Bail
will take plare on BOMBAY, Fec. II. 1853. st the
Hall of the Columbia Engine HouS, Capitol Hill.
o-3tx
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
NIlAS III. LANk has now the homer OF informing
" hi. num-rou. friends and patrons in and out
of Congress that his stock is large and complete in
every department, EN- hracing all articles Usually
kept in first class furnishing establishment.
Gentlemen respectfully solicit to call and
examine my stock. which will be chearfully exhibit
ed at all times. Moderate prices snd fir desl!ng
may be relied upon. LANES
Fashionable Hat. Cap. and Gen,s. Fur
nishius Establishment. Pa av., near II Il.
d.e2-1v
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M A z r Ed

On Tuesday evening. November 18th. by tie Right
Rev. Bishop Johns, of Virginia j. :. CUTTINGS 81
Baltimore, to CHARLOTTEC. RTrCiIIE, daughter
OF ThoEas Richie. Of this city.
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n, FAST H0RSE-The sorrsl mare Nelly
YN known to ne the fastest PAGER in the Dis
Al1 trict. il now offer.d for sale at Birch's Liv
cry and Sale Stable, corner OF and 18th SITS. She
is thorough bred animal. of Valley Virginia stock
IL kind and traotable, only four years old, is nesr
about N hands high. snd viii work anywhere; she
is suitable either for saddle a harness horse.
There is an opportunity for sporting gentlemen
70 possess themselves Of colt VIII ch, with proper
training vii! pace mile in 2 10. She las made q
quarter on the Columbia Course in 40
dec 2-3t%
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u complete list of the members of
the next Congress will be found on our
first page.
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CCARFS and Cravats-Dlnck and P.,,7
- Scarfs md Cravst,. Stocks. Ties, HandkcrcI.,
Nutiers. &c. Of superior and plain styles and aw5
ties, in great variety and at UNIFORM prices. at
sTKNENS'S salesrnoul.
doc l. u,4,I
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HOTT0N AND WOOL II0SE-Euglhh ard Ser
7 J man Hose of superior and ordinary qualifirs
Also Meripo and al weol Goods, in various Qualities
and Sizes Our assortment of Hosiery Is complete and
prices moderate at SpEEEN's Sales Room,
nov 3O-3tif .l- t.s- Browns Hotel.
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NOTICE.-Fam and others wishing = =
~ supplied it'll the best Philadelphia VI Ilt'
in print, at regular PRICES, can I've by l.avlue ~
order, Stating quantities. wanted each week Sil
SHEKRIL & BAlBY.
successors to y. j. kihbsy Cc.
No e, opposite Centre Nsrs''
NB.-It will be received twice or three tim''
week. by Express. direct. and can supply en- ql'l
tity. large or small, that may be required
nov 3n-6t Int 4 Union t6b
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is, and scsrf

HANDk'FS, CTarats, and Scarf
Il Napoleon Scaris and TIe,, a lsIge variety n
black and colored Cravais. Satin ana silk s,--l,
plain and figured. Also, splendid article Of VIII =
Tab Stocss, for parties. For sale at
BIIGES
dec l. Willard IInta
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FINE CABINET FURNITCRr


I INVITE the attention ~ those de.,rop. >,
chasing Furniture, or Of furnishing Hon u-
tire. to my general and extensive stnct q, m
furnishing Goods, on 9TH street, opposite gxrh,rF
Bank. 1 enuJners;e ia part
Elegant SET Of Parlsr furniturs, Of ros.wo.,
walnut, and mahoxRny
Fine walnut and me hogsny Sofas
DO Ie .h"iTs ard Rcdk.r,
10 do Bureaus 4 w.rdrcs.,
DO do fr.nch and high pc.,
Bcdstes6s
Beautiful eDamelled Cottags Chamber -,
Mahogany and walnut Centre Tables. 6c
DO do Btaeercs
Do do Secretary and Bc.kc,..
Do do SNebcsIdS
Giltframa Mirrors
A general assortment of Chairs, D.3stends U,A
stands, Tables, Bureaus Wardrobes, Hair and S.,
Mattresses, Feather Feds, &c.
The subscriber Will give particular ,t,su,ior ..
Furnishing Houses entire, in any style required
de- div y NJ NcG RFGop
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u Al advertisements pm6ttshed in the
srAR, accepting those sent by oar quarterly or
yearly customers, must be paid for mhen or
dered No attention sc,H be paid to transient
adrerttsements sent by mail or marked IN
othsrpapers for the STAR, unisss accompanied
by the D'onsz. .....
S To secure the tnssrtt0n Of ADVERTISE
nrents tAey must be Jro~gAt to orr eounting-
room before IL NJ. ,sth~,cise Mey may not
oppear until the nert DAY.
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a%THE "sTAR" OFFICE Is LOCATED ON
ID STREET. SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH,
NEARTnEJUNCTIONO OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENCH's CRYING HOTEL"
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EB~ Fifth Presbyterian Church, on
the corner Of 9TH and streets, five squares north of
the National Hotel, Rev. A. c. C.RoTHIRs. Pastor.
The Rev. John J. Royal. of Virginia, will preach
In this Church, on Sabbath at IL o'clock a. m. in
the evening ut I, and every alternate evening dv.
,r:nc the week dec 2-2t&
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4 RECORD OF THE BOSTON STAGE, by Wn.
N W. Clapp, junior editor of the Boston Evening
Port.
review OF discourse occasoncd by the Death Of
Daniel Webster, preached at the Melodeoa. on sun
day Oct 81. 1852. by Theodore Parker. Minister OF
the 2Sth Congressional Society in Boston, hy Junius
Amercanus.
Lucy Herbert; or, the Little Girl who would have
IN Education, by Estelle Just received at
TAYLOR h MAURY'S
dec J. Eooks store near 9th IT.
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R.rg,,usCsli and Get Then

Bargafns-CalIa aud Get p',nrn, ri
T HAVE in store fine and isrsr a., Elc~.
Emhroidrri-s, Ribbons. Lacer' LUZ
srs, &c. consisting in IAr; Of .o5
Loco worked Collars. iron l-jt'
Muslin Emb'd Habits and sirt'~
Do do Flouncings ana
70 do Cars and GUS
DO 20 In-eriirgs aud hOF'Ds
Cambria 40 Habits 4 Sleeves
Do do Bands & flohnclhss
De al, Skirts, cheap
Infants &c Waist and Cars
Emhd UandAfs, 81 &c. to - ,c,,,.,s
Lace Emb'd Habits, Sleeves anu @'''"
do do Collars and Caps.
MOURNING GOODS
cb.u;.e,ss a sleeves to mstcn ..,,b,
Blark Craze Chemi'etts and Siee'e' do
do DO Collars -, Slse.,, b'tf
x.scrtmput Of Collars, eieo''f
kerchiefs suitable for rnoui
ud ,,ured Bobinet for aps No
Fancy En,&d Nets ,,.,;,,
Threa! i t,,s an snlored T ssIn'bT,r Jaronrt.
n. B.-"hlie SIS MusiiDs; . ail,% Cardins'
plsin snd boile'i al Nsinsook Muflihs, o~ stxi.
.a, si. gySs Lawns: L''r' and hassTsTE,
hst. 10th and Nth sis.
.o-sost lint 4 Union -..rts.
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" The Alexandria Ga-stte, staunch
Wing journal, thus speaks of neighbor
Of ours:
The Washington Sentinel is getting
more and more belligerent. 1t tells sun
dry Administration presses, which have
been pressing upon it-''that, if this war
is to be kept up, we are prepared for it.
If it is to be forced upon us, we will act
on the defensive no longer. We will beat
back our adversaries. and attack in turn,
with the resolve to carry the war into
Africa. Call off your dogs or they will
be hurt" We thought the Seniinfi could
not much longer maintain the singular
position of opposing the Presidents pol.
icy, the Presidents Cabinet, and the
Presidents appointments and removals,
and yet supporting the President!
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FRENCH SONGS.

I Pavana. La Foll-. De La Place. N'Kfcuillez
IL Pas Les Roses. La Soeur Dies Mar ,ueri'es Der
nisrs Noeux. he Rashel Amour Et Fauatisme. III
Est En- Mer. Ia Papier De Jeanne. Les 0iseaux Ia
Notrc Dame Together with all the most popular
Eorsign and American Music.
.ar Pa. HILBUS HITZ'
dee > Music Depot.
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So First Baptist Church, 10th ct

Ey ETSC HApEIst OHUTCh, IUTU 81
Madame Feller, Of tho Grand LigDc Swi Mis$oa,
will, Providence permitting, be present at the First
BAPTIST Church, in 10th street, on Sabbath morning
next, at II o'clock, when a statement Of the inter
eSting facts connected with that Mission will lie
made by the Rev. Mr.. Williams Of Canada, and q
collection taken up in its behalf.
doc
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TUST RFCEIvED-s0O oo feet North 's a. -
81 timber comprising u and 3 inch u, = ~
4I0, 4-12 +14, t-l3 and IS -illing snd irIi ~
b,r, and IoIC. 1al2, 13-l2 and l2li elT"I .,.. =.
feet of q .l2 white pin" jniSt. which "ltn :, car
Sortnont Of Building tiIaf-'r q; al qla..,s pes
for srlo ut our Yard. corner of u and eoih -
the National Observatory. rlsHT.
nov .9-eo3t III. y. D. -
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CUAwIS-SRAWLs.-- scod ns.or,rs,, -
- tlemens ShS~ls just received at ''e
BlRGEs
de- L Willard ~,
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LESSONS IN MUSIC AND FRENCH.

4 YOUNG lady. educated in Convent and &C
n cus.oncd to giving instructions in Music on
the Piano, Guitar, and Harp DESTROYS of obtain
ing few more scholars, at reasonable prices Les
sons will also he given by lady in French, and
scholars in both IRA nchrs will he attended at their
own houses if desired. For particulars enquire y,
the Mrs'c Store OF Mr.. Davis, Pennsylvania svenu-
near let street. and at the Bookstore of Mr.. Shi
lfngton, corner of Pa. avenue and AZ street
de- 2-F&M2w~
HATS, HATS" HATS of the latest fashion
l. and most approved styles, full assortmrn
now on hand AT LANES Fashionable Hat AMI Gar
Store, Pennsylvania avenue, near & st.
dec DIV
SRIRTS, SHIRTS. SHIRTS.-GentlcmeH in wan
~ Of superior article and geod-ftting Shirts viii
find a first rate assortment Of sll styles ut
LANES
GentlcWens Furnishing Establishment.
dec 5-d2w
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~ TOR SALE--A first rst- dran unpg.
~RsTN Cart and Harnrrs, all ready nv -,
%IA ate use. Viii he snld Yer, low mi, III
~ at okeilly aud COS Clot, =. sto,, i'u'
the Post cfce, Bridge street. OF ut Mr., ol.,n nret
near Cam Bridge, Congress r., Gosrgeox, why
dec 1-.tt
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IEW GOODS-IUST RECEIVED

NEW G0ODS-JUST RECEIVED.
THE ladies of Washington and its vicini src re
l. spcctfuy invited to call and examine q splen-
did assortment of Dry Goods which will be sold very
low for casb. The following is part ct the stock
on hand:
Cambria Rdgings Swiss do. Camkric Bands. do
Sleeves. Embroidered and plain do. Lace pmbroI-
cred handkfs. oolsTs, frem Ga cents to = 20. Lace
falls. silk mitts Kid gloves, and m,ny other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
Z. 2. TATE.
Pa. avenue, doors from Centre Market, . side.
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TOYS TOYSm TOYSm

4 ANMo>D. 1th street. ~ door h.lows ~.
IL received q iares assortment az Tow, So. .1F
which can he FUND almost very srticls ths, 49,
please children and for sale who,eesle snl VIZ
low prices. d.,
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iNEN Cambria Bandkereh,.,-
IL largest snd hest assortment ever ohr,.,,p We
and we think at the lowest prices. SJle>rcc,n r.,
a., sTfHENS.
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VISITING AND PROFESSIONAL cam
Pr L.tfies AID Ccnr,ae- "hS

INHk NEN kNGLkND CARD wRlrFr
% xc Tt at Of 'eS = hS % .rd S hi ~
Navy. and strangers generally who v IN 6Da \, hhs
necessary 10 have few cards In their r,.t.,s'fy
king calls upon their frirnds and the pnhri. M
mrots. Ladies' and gentlemen ale m,it,I -
and procure specimens - NJ