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Arrival. at the Principal Hotels =. November TO-

ST CHARLES. can Mr. smith, Jssse hatns t C.p.
q S,wtrt lohn iams, W W Sheldon Jtshuh
NJ Phillips Furnss W Patterson aud s.t'Sh - IL
Smith Morgan o. = -
napn paginud: j 4! Wall W IL Steel Jsnes, fe1" Gen
IJa,nay John n aison, Louie; T Thompson, n.y.
ARCADE iissa Conan, Burr LaNon
Henderson Afford Miss; Owens Elias Ccx, Nv ~, NJ -
q H-nnon Taylor Fittpariek Jshnsen " S.
Teans; Nj Baer siugfeld soIan, ", ,shsnS, o'
CITY G Tpdrsn steamer Kembal foute ~ "a
N Draw Mason j Nj Tobiu, o. W Holmes, y u W y
Hudson, Capt Roberts, Alabama; s'e~n' sunny
smith, La c q Chsslay, st Louis W Sterard, Mics. .
yERANDA Hox, Nj Morgsn La Getaldin anu fanny -
Ala; Thosaa Addison, stsanst sia
Az. q Non,so sry Mis-, King II Watson II Louis II
Lamar Ca p; J A Mscaulsy, Ky George Gray ONO
ST IotIs Nj Dennan N o, Mlls, u Harden AloGi ~
And Mrs ii Nudge ai son. Miss Nudge H., Il JoA "scI ~
frscn, Miss; Il Paynaud, isnly, d Waits 9""
AhamA
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sr.nprD-An alteration took place at Gatett.burg,
'resnup county, Ky, on the 18th ut between an old
man named tennis and young man named Brieu, in
which the former stabbed the latter severely that il
thought he cannot recover Genn has fed from u,tica
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

hoszTA STILL IN PRrsoNThe New York Post publishes
letter from Turkey which states that Mr. Marsh refused
accept the liberation of Koszta the terms proposed
oy Baron de Bruck, aud that he is sti in prison
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

THE NArcHEz CouRIEs-This paper commenced, 4, a,,l
issue on the 9TH which number comes to us in AS n
typographical dress any journal on the river and il
editorials reflect equal honor the talented editors We
are glad to see these evidences of prosperity aud heartily
wish them long continuance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

MURDER BOARD The GAEDrv CRY About qcy.n
O'Clock on Ihursiay evening while the Garden City was
lying at the pier fremen got into an ARRAY and dn
ring the struggle Of them drew dirk aud seyersd
Tue Jugnar VEN OF the other by the Of Doyle Kill
ing MIN instantly The scene occurred at 0zaukee
me murderer was arrested by officer sibbs. Cincinnati
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

MURDER A MURBERER-Itis rsported savs the Ma
rianna (Fa Wing that Bryant Andersen we'll known in
this region murderer and rertetra of her mes
wa shot ueAu IN talhoun county few days ago The
person committing deed ii said to hay, deibers
taken his stand for Anderson and shot him while assi
Nine buckshot entered the BODY beneath The arm, si
almost instant death
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

Plantation Clothing.
GENERAL DEPOT OF PLANTATION CLOTHING,
At Nos II aud IL Old Levoe,
Corner o. cusomhou,e street.
~ Planters will establishment largest AID most
.upl.t. assortment VI PLANTATION CLOTHING
he gn'sl States They will find to their advantage purchase
their Clothing ready male they will thereby and os.y
And avoid all the trouble Of manufacturing home.
wOMEN'S AND GIRLS PLANTATION
CLOTHING.
WARM LISsEY FRoCKs.
HEAVY COTToNADE FROcKs.
HEAVY KERsEY JosEYs lii. Jackets for pro,so
ton frsm ths cold.
COTToNADE JOsEYs, do. do do
BROWN COTTON cHENsEs.
MEMS AND BOYS WINTER PLANTATION
MEMS AND BOYS HEAVY kERsEY MONKEY JACKETS.
Do. do DO. do PANTALooNs.
Do. do. do. Twiisd RED FLANNEL SHIRTS
Do. do. HICKORY SHIRTS.
BLANKET cAPoTEs WITH HOODS
SCOTCH AND POINTED WOOL CAPS.
HEAVY KENTUCKY WOOL SOCKS.
BLACK AND WHITE WOOL HATS
BLACK GLAZED HATS.
WHITE AND CoLoRED WOOL BLANKETS
HEAVY KERsEY BY THE PIECE.
MEMS AND BOYS SUMMER PLANTATION
CLOTHING.
DENNIS AND LOG CABIN CoTToSADg PASTALooNs
DENNIS AND LOG CABIN HARVEY JACKETS.
COTToNADE vAREUsEs
HICKORY AND CHECK SHIRTS.
CAMPEACHY STRAW HATS.
WHITE AND BROWN NETTING MOSQUITO BARS
OIL CLOTHING
OIL CLOTH MONKEY JACKETS,
OIL CLOTH PANTALooNs,
OIL CLOTH STORM HATS.
NEW ARTICLES OF OIL CLOTH,
For which have secured patent.
OIL CLOTH APRONS with Sleeves sIprs, got up to protect the
cotton picker, from tbs .a.ng
leaves Of the Psnt the snrly morning
OIL CLOTH CAPOTES with Hoods head This article
will ui both cotton and planters Ia rapy
weather the hood shielding the goa completely rom
he wet.
Tho use Of Oil Clothing cannot be too planters
they will hnl By Ipenee that prevent, great deal
occasoned by damp rloth will Negroes are .p
kept back fros the field until OWED
go os earlier tho day. gaining thereby hour picking
each haad
Planters merchants and others invited call
anime stock Of goods which offer to sell on liberal
N. c, FoLGER, Noe II snd l9 Old Lev.e,
NJ St!pltW 0 CustomhOuse ST
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&c The attention of purchasers called to the sale at
auction OF the cargo OF bark Carman direct from Naa
consisting of rasins wines OIL almonds prunes pmepto
etc sale will commence at II O'Clock in front OF r b
sykes auction store by single packages and the goods will
be delivered on the levee along side Of the bark
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11
Dr. Edsc. JenNer Core,

DRUGGIST, No IS Camp st.
~ DR.. z. J. CoxEs PREPARATIONS IN extensive o.s for
nearly fifteen have merits acquired reputation
Unsurpassed sqlaed by any similar male North
SOUTHERN COUGH syrup
EXTRACT OF COPAlVA, RsAPARILIA AND rIrHFRa
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs
CHOLERA SYRhIP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RFIrrr Avn p.,
hASENT CURE OF THE PILES.
TT Prepared No. Camp street. BE- DIE J. COKE and t
aale by Drnggbs generally. - s,.f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

Ef Tie ab.erbss and pablo tbs. they
hA't removed rom h, they long occupied 80.
tres street, their store CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL
STREETS.
They have fitted Up III. prsuiss. ENTIRELY NEW FIX
TIL Fs throl 1oui cuaioue mi
Of strangers Waiting the .Arguy elected stock
o. WATCHES tfb JEHELET SILVER an PLATED WARE
hEITAHF dNn FANCY GDobs, HYDE GOODRICH
corner Canal ana aov.i .t,...,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

atonrin th a, Col Fremont and lady have been
eoonel has been down at St Louis Teri,i "a Inc
iootna across the Plains and are glad to see him
UUane 50 well We hope he may have pleasant and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

DEArH OF AN EplToR.-The Claiborne southerner an
nounces the death of james Figures the editor Of the
Grove Hill Herald, the 3lst ult His disease was vel
low fever
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I'efdnd0h Hotel,

NEW ORLEANS
~ This well no~a t4msn', having uad.tsoa. complete re-
pairs ETC. during she oprn pabe
Proprietor grateful M fAsots would The
- The AsuoIons Tor F.uiss -rrrra.,.I By any Hotel
% The South los 4p.wul J, w. fouNG, Proprietor
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AffRAf BETWEEN HoMES.-A lurrrel occurred Gin
cinnan on the 18th, between Mrs. Susan Wood and
Mrs Burke, during which the former received so severe
oow az TO fracture the skull rendering extremely
doubtful.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11
Drugs, Medicines, Perf.,ne,,, ,,c.

- Ths subscriber would respectfully the attention of
flaniers Fhysiclans and Families sHor.d ,rk
comprising article IN his line business III III bih ~
examination will be found FRESH AND GENUINE hmm
.sfqn SODA WAIEk AND MEAD Of hs very
wi" he onnd AZ ts lmeut, with all
such "a CONGRESS, BLUE LICK etc e B Ra"s y Steis,
GOULEY BlTTERS etc. THOMAS y WI. htmlNi,
spl dAWlys Druggist and Aposeary Camp md
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Day and boarding schooi


CONDUCTED By MRs VI d DINITRY
ts- The above Institution THIS DAY September ~ ,ss
opened it, Session now r,sdv to rs, God
srs Hall BoArisra Day Scholars.
hoLs~angd o. Instruction rttert soI. Of
qnesl ha6e propr adopted strietaeutor lfA
the physical welfare shs u-ss.aa sop,
msnI Of the pupil
en'ti'uion piers great advantages saaar Fr.sh
language.
Apply BY letter, ias.us rfvo GIRO T.
Sogth sssissstiou. 4.si -
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Crushed TO DEArH-A lad ntmed John Rest, aged Il
years was killed at Columbia, Md, recently, by tfe
.as4s htiessnsss OF his schoonates. who playing
sack, which consists in throwing 10y down ard
heapng the Others upon him az high they be piled
In TINS manner the lad was crushed that he died
short time
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To the Ladies.

NJ A D A NJ PL ATEN
~ Respectfully offer, her services Ladies' Of New Orleans Tor
the treatment Of The following diseases. PRoLAPsus uTERl
WHITES PRoFusE AND PAINFUL MENsrRuATIos EN-
3oRGEliENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
The treatment adopted her that the approval
the mos! distinguished Surgeons London aud New YORK and
" success mere Of which abe has ample testimony, many
respectable ladies sh. refer aes that ali a.e
Of the Uterus not Of caneerous nature, cured
Madam dsvotss hee exclusively Of Ldiss and
eau be consulted DAILY, al herrsaidencs,
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Mr. Il W, Bryant was so injured, at Alta
anti Ca on the 5Oth by tame bear that he died on
Inc steam saw and planning mill of the Merri-
aeK Lumber Company at Lawrence, Mass destroyed
ny hre on the u inst. Loss $4,000 -
The clipper ship Great Republic will leave
BOSTON next week for New York and there will load for
gagged Of hour at four shflliuks rar barrel s' n-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

huGs-PRlGEs-Ih hog killing has not com
menced yet, though most Of tie packers . r..
mence Operations and are only awaiting cooler aatber
The receipts by the Frankfort railroad INCLUDING last
evening nave amounted To 5O35 nearly all Of which
Ior the mammoth porRhouse ot jackson, Hun co This
has already contracted for 1900 slaughter
hogs this and have no doubt mat the nunbar
will be swelled to 100000 at the close
Prices for hogs for packing arc somewhat unset+tsd
though holders generally are frm al cents net ,yitb
safes al "a cents and au ner Of lot yesterday at
the price sale Of 700 hogs was made in U.rros
burg, Saturday SO 80 per hundred p3un1s Ter,ns
cash when delivered at the pans between tbe 1gtb ar
18th Of November none Of Tia hogs 10 weih less fba 9a
pounds. Louisville Courier list ~ ~
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WOMAN FouNp DEAD.-A woman aged y, named Catha
rlne wilson, was found dead III back street in New
York the morning Of the "a with blood smaariur her
lace and other marks Of violence upon her person The
cause Of her death is known She was a woman of
lntempeIate and other degrading habits, which in
way, doubt, led to her death
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- AT WHOLESALE,
% Onshandrtd Cases HATS, computing sErsa,yarjs- q.
slLkfUR, CASHMERE. MEXICAN WOOL STRAW PILat :. 4,
sdcAMPEAcHr HATS, forusby
lyii ind.W gRosT 4 RI Ia N.-...-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

over 1900 bushels Of wheat sold in this market yester
DAY at prices ranging from Soc to 81 The feeling was
better for milling purposes and also noticed Qua or
two purchases on speculation round lot Of 1853 sacks
sold to miller and the holders two or three other but
smaller lots not liking the price offered put them in store
very considerable amount of wheat corn and oats has
gone TO store within the past few days for greater demand
and better prices.
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Roots, Shoes and Brogons.

GWdD AT WHOLESALE.
"N NoriAndns'rom ship Norfolk, and genera
- sorsment o. BOOTS, SHOES BRoeANs. HATS lAtS
sse Plantations supplied Nth Russell BRoGASs WOOL
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF, STRAW and cAMPEAcHY HATS a,
the lowest market presI by
Iyit fpdAW FROST a co 10 N,ys,ir. .,,..,
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ffShsto New Orleans continue steady at the advance
notlcta yesterday Rates higher several ar
stS thSn known for years Flour is shipping to-day at
~ fork Al 81 20 per brrre Light pound freight at
ant 40 fCur was shipped from this port New Orleans
at 81 9ael 70 and Pork at 81 per barrel but we behave
at no time since have prices been so high or even mn
the ruling rates Of yesterday and to-day
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ASSAULT AND ROBBERY - Pierre Fausat
Otherwise HOLMAN was srraigned yesterday before Re-
sorder Ramos on charge Of beahDg and robbiug John
"oHe 1t appears that Fausat keeps beer house St
Phillip street and that he attacked Mr. Wolfe while the
latter refreshing himself 1T the bar knocked him
oo"h ana distracted a small sun Of money from his
pocket Accused required to give $500 bond for his
appearance the 18th Instant
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coTroN uNCH9NGED-FLoUR ,1DV'fNeiNS'
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The steamer Black Warrior sailed to-day for Mobile.
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THE Priest and he Huguenot, or Persecution 4 N
Louis XIV from French of L. Bungcnsr
of /. lbe Preacher and The King y 2 vols.
Illustrations
Webster-desgned for American youth
Joseph BanvArd.
The Religious OF the World aud their Relations 10 Chrisan
Denison Maurice, A. A., chaplain of Lncon
aud OF Divinity In Kings College, London.
Noah Times Rev. J. siunson Oim.tesd NJ A.
Christian Wohd Unmasked by JOAN Berrdge A. NJ,
Lif. Author; BY The Rev Thomas Gurhfie, ID. ID.
Preacher ~ Bourdaone in Court
pulpit dis
Bunseper Parts,
Introduction by the Rev. George Pin, D. D.,
pastor Universal Place Presbyterian Church, New York
Just received at TAYLOR MAUkv's
Dec IL Bookstore, 9Th
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10 CUR suBsCRIFERs.

tpe nsus IN be eOsAs, sssss
Psymsnt Of us sstselipaion te made In s1vsxrs.
Distant subscribers Ly he Dsssass
which viii be paid BY eli ourselves NJ eats
transmission. st#fN8 <
The COUNTRY PAPER pabshsd weekly during
sions Of Congress, aud semi weekly during the
Subscriptions os period ess year
terms psoportioned 10 he above rates. IA
0Y-P05rMABTERs authorized and, by
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50
SEMI WEEKLY $2y sneiossd WEEKLY
subscribers, Si0 eucosed win be enusd copy
they furnish us subscribers ssaf.s
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Ny ). Z. M.GuIltE, Aaos,onees

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-On Friisy
arruoon December O'Clock premises,
deed bearing date Docsmser 1la, 1879,
ber A. g. No y oos s3u 43l 43l,
records Washington all that
square asa. beginning for the
running twenty
59 alley thence with The line
said thence
cash the residue and twelve months,
FOR notes safsfsc ctofiiy secured bearing interest.
complied with within dve
shi resell and The
purchaser. Il
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. Z. McGUlhE,
Dec lid Aucuoaeer.
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Law school CumbsrlAnd University. At Lebanon.
Tennessee.
EACULTy lion Abraham Caruhen, late Of the circuit,
judges of Tennesses.
Ron. Nashas Of tho uages supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Brosn6eid Ridley, the sats
JnAe~A Csuhs Green dsv iher whole sKcsvey
TO us school,
Pa~ tnstvuefforl Daily EXAMINATIONS
No Of
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
y. Weekly n stu
dents Of hcts given pros
end all the
pssStcs require prepare
dess the tas Some Of the taken by
supsp0s which held monthly in the class,
pubic The end ." session The students act clerks
if luo, judges and chaocsoFs In ocia
pactttes cennecasd with their suits.
Monday in Sen
fember Thursday Fesuary second com
laessss ne sscceedns Monday In February and
rhsra1ny N boy.
Epass pr s<ssss~Tu,los se ESQ., advance, contingent
fes ~ boarding 80. Students books
which b. had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete the unless
denM No previous study
mission There four regular casses Students may
any ums Auoaa tss collegiate year.
Thers 10 moot egislstnre connected with the school.
Number ofstuden the last collegiate eighty
N# h ROBERT T.. CARtTHERs,
Fob 1l--coly President B"ard d Trustees.
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NJ NJ Reliably Ne York Artis-
nc tailor, eEoxGE r. rx PRESIDENT leader, and chief
fash"n "w his atschevs ~ Wizards and the
National Hotel" suits of m~~~usd fos by tseovre For
nsd made aid taIoS's
BY his dsaueuean process based
orny n ths human hamc. Porsis~
wsmdsysf
l2--d
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INDOBTRIAL EXHlBITION.-An Industrial Fair will be
held the Bap,is, Church. 5h street. above q in De-
cembes pruximo and continue II least month
vareiy Of manufactured aces valuable publications.
ntsrssusy Different country will bs
viii
proSsiats and
popular from abroad have consented de
Rev. John bowling, d. Rev.
Barrows Rev Wheaton smith, Rev A. A. Wniits and Rev.
Hnynes Tho Rev Dr. Magoon, Rev. Dr. Neal, and Rev.
Prof Bassy been nvissd More than dzen excellent
H. LADY, her ceebfated
may expected.
vary confident therefore, that they will be
exhibauou extraordinary interest.
Further conuboon Of al Of manufactured goods and fancy
respectfully solicited from gen
making
Of lads the ot Sa viii be
admitting them e1hibiuon
an
will contributions
hours II 10 and unu the opening Of the fair OF which
due will be given.
J. c. LEWIS,
Nov 96-eodn Chairman Of the Committee.
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Rich hrochc Thfbet long shaWs
Do do
Very rich gold Embroidered Tbibet square shswis
DO ona
DO plaid hong .hsws
shawl@
DO do Hungarian scars
Rich broche Thlbc scarfs
Very gold bovdered broche Tbibet scsrfs
In Nddon ladies' cloths
widths, very
hs phcNs. HuOE, BRO, co.
ip-5nwlw
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DICH Lace and Muslin Enbroider rtes es-WALTER HhR-
IL Pen CO., Pcpp-yivsns avenus, between Ah
streets, open beautiful
bonoop, point, Limerick, ganpure, Meckln Mstese and
Chantils Iac.s, In sets
Cspcs, chcmtsetes, sleeves colark,
Scnft dresses, bridal wells
Infans baptisnsl robes, and sylpbides.
la embroidered muslin have the
ditooai novelties
Dec t-Acoif
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP.-The undersigned, having had
some twenty years acquaintance with vxinn military
ams and with the revolutionary records Richmond
y the revision OF such elaine under the 3st
sss sWa viii purchass sell scrip
commhson. r
l.-s. II yESPAsIAN ELLIS,
Juns x2-eodm Irving Hotel
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PUBLIC DOCUMENT.
report Of the Commissioner of Pensions.
pENslos orrIcx. October 10, lss3

PENsIoS OFTicE. October 10, 1858.
Sis In lie discharge OF my duties in this bureau
lind that It's business is naturally divided into the follow
ing classes
l.--ReyoluoDary pensions.
lt.--Half-pay pensions Tor nve years
Ilt.--Invalid pensions.
lV.--Navy pensions
V.--Bounty land -
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BY ROBERT ARE sTRoN9.
onss ~ Army c,osh,.s and E4a'psss.

tniadephsn, November ~, Aeno
Ar n PROPOSALS. will be received Once, until 10
loek a IN Of the day December next for furnishing,
~ contract following supplies and mxtsfais
me United Clothing aud Equpage depot cennyAh
nal. In quanuiss required VIZ !. "a, a..s-,
200 yards dark blue lndiso oyed) t"ed cio weigh
4E'E4l- ing II oz. per yard .-,
$1,000 yards 6a say tue llndiso dyed t"ea eo"' "'s
ing ~ o1. per yard - 4.
black, four incies lo0g, In the ccnusl 70 n0 sesen
feet long, nd wide each blanket 70 weigh
Ave pouaLs
10000 yards - flannel, cotton, and wool
$1,000 5 Canton flannel
$4,000 do 81 unbleached drilling
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ma dozen puirr
pounds pr dozen.
Blue flannel @ Io, for lining u,,.. great coats
Drums complete artillery and infantry
lin csuteens, TO hold pn,s
Ten. poles rims, for hospital WALL and common
All which domestic aud conform in all
Sampss will by mai with additional information up
subject which may be desired by manufacturers wishing 70
Tsa prs cent Of the delivery viii retained qn
ss ss s.,.s d s Ss S he
aa % o. s sss +. a"sa & july
VIII bs made io ,.m soon 70 a. .1s =
M me- snsiSasr j. paid %. delivery. 49,, - u.n,.
s rss .uns.. ,soss aans "
ssesp.sd prsnas. % "a. ne s.
from dealer. n ne aInes
V Z as sSs s
ND which @ .. s he snS a.
persons be proposed securities In case contract
ss containing proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Army supplies," addressed TO = !, coosM.N
Noe o. 3sayt3gDec, and Quartermaser U. s. A.
AHOUT TO aOv EWe expect move u one s q the new
II opposs the Make, between ..h ana S sree
much moving sha Offer extra ndas men;s 70
, ssd snS w
q os ds material. win Ds found se.
so.gss y as p, e. as,s yssac uerno.
40 G cs o @ eoorsa sna niacs Lyons vevs in all
widths 5l.&4 .@ , :,
one largest Of brocade plaid and plain silks we have
had ~.
Of black goods OF every kind Is fun and complete
.aE-sa53 3. 81 %1E sHAWLS. ,Atsl5t&
department confident that show ihe great
house in Market and 1t such low pccs
will themselves "a fact our Whole assortment of
good bought cheap and
about this time should not a to
amipe assortment before purchasing
goods FULL embracing every qualify
Of blankets, sre,ng towensr, table linens and napkins
OF svefy grade kind which
small advance aud respectfully solicit call from
Is '7TI'7- :, - W. NJ. SHUSTER h CO.,
Decn n--eo6tf n 7tl street, the
nIaESS Caps and Head Drsssss-Lsdies of the
goods well give call, as wish 10 close
prescHt stock hand
100 caps 81 To Sl IS
IS
: - Psnia capS rs " cents
5 u0usung 50 cents to $l -
large lot OF head dTesses, 81 conts 10 s. w.
Dec i--soN A. TATE
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rLOAKS MAN TILLAs, tkc.we have Just large
and complies OF style Psrisisn and
shawis,
The ladies OF Washington Alex
sndrA, and ths surrounding connsy We name in portion
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Wasatngten Branch RaNread.--Trains HAN Fol.
1owst
EAvE daily, except Sunday at and z, M az and s. r. M
~ On ssrdny, ate, a. and s, p. m.
The uain srpress stops only Annapolis Junc
non ard Relay the others all way
Ircins = = M and ~ p m, connect with Annapolis.
Do ecw n M, sods do
: Do COS and y. and s, p. m do
""s".s"" '" "a. m"e- 81
do Ann
DO do nd reur, , 81
The ronnd trip tickets In all procured the once
and ar" good for ths day opon which they issucJ
r. II. PARSONS,
July h-sn Agent.
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cMIrHsOyIAN INSTITUTION GECTUR Es.-on Mon
day evening, December H. by Benjamin aiowoi Subject
% 1h. Sun, Neptune, the Asteroids and Comesn
On Wedae-dsy evening" December H. by Dr. Lawrence Smith
Subject The Elements OF the Atmosphere, comprising oxygen
nitrogen, and in its aioropfc condiiion
on Friday December 49, by Dr. Smith Subject
Physical Properties Of the Armo-pbsre, m color
The lectures viii commence at7S O'Clock.
Dec N, 49, a. IG--ft
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DEAUrlEUL SILKS and Shawis,-WALTER HARPER l.
CO.. Pennsyvans between nh and i0h
this method Of their friends. pof-
cbaers generally in choice
modern and antique silks for pomsnHde dnscf
aso Of and full dress goods received
at New York We have also added largely
Of
Cashmere, plaid, and mourning shawls
Silk mits emNr~deved handkerchief
Kid gloves and dress nns
Atso plaid popsu, plaid merino, plain popba
Merino pousseipes, cashmere
Ladies' cloak
White and coiored hannes linens
Dsmash dAper napksns, doyles Hs
Cotton and inen siee,ing, furnisse ehintx, NC.
Dec 4-9iir.a