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RICUuOND NAREryS No,.,,,,.,

ACKNOWLEDGMENT cured, hog round. s s. I,os. c;,v
cured and smi,hhed. loaio I.2 Baltimore SIDES p,
81; Shoulders lial cents
/ BUrTER-G Goshen, prime quality oo..a ..,,.. un
| tain Isaac cents ~
SoFfEE.we quote Rio II ale; Lasuyra II ia
duced. '' " "
CORN hEAL-Scsrcc; So 30 eta per bushei for coun.
Try: Mills asking 20 cts; but little In market
FISH.-MackereL No. 81, small Tar ia. the latte,
,or Boston Inspection; Halifax Herriogs No. 10
per Dbl; gross l-2a4.
hLoUk-EAtremely dull with few operations; holder,
ASKING ~. Retail saes at this price
SuANo-st6 from the wharf
ohAiNS-Beans, white, 81 per bushel
Corn I2aI3 cent; duh
Oats, ~ ~ l.2 cents per bushel
Peas, biackeye, 81 l.2 cts per bn.h.i
Rye, 81 cts per bushel-wanted.
White. '' "'a' ~ co Tor
nHi-Northern selling a, 81 on the wharf In dc.
lRoN-Pig ss5 10 per ton, except IN .m.l, n,,..,.
s~ed,s tloo; Tedegar and English refined 90 90: Com
mon au haEl,s 1ga aS' up country bar 7oa70.
LuhBEk-fani, inch, s2s; l l.2 do x25: I Ia do
xYod22 l2 do ls l-2al3; "a do 1000 W.a,b,r
poardng Sl2 isals, according to quality. Scantiinr
ts L. North Carolina Flooring, dressed sssaso vir
g'na Flooring rough, Ssa20. Tobacco Box Boaris nut
ton" ood soaSOoo SIS Poplar 2Oa25 90; Susauehsnn.
4 men ioaisoo White Pine, No. !, IS 40. White
me 40 ssassoo. Jost Timber l4.oo. Lathe, worth
i2o per NJ for rven; l.75 for sawed. Shingles a fair
good demand. WV"
LIQuoRS.-,whisEey, Richmond Rec,iaed, 81 cents,
cash-denand good Tuscaloosa 4Oa42 cents; Cncnn,,
rectd, much wanted, 81; Old Family Rive a. Rich
ardsons Old Family SIS; Richardson's No 10; BumynrJ
ne,s va hye' %; onondaga Family, 20; onondags No.
y 10 Mountain, 6Oa65 Brandy, common I,uiI,tion
Ssaioc; common ith proof 45a6Oc., cash; Oard Du.
puy.' ~ S4a9; iiennessy, So s4a3 Pinet Co, sss4
Holland, Sl.lOal .soc n. f. Rum, 37assc
LIVE SrocK.-lJ. Shocks Report)-Beef Cattle.
scale weight ss2oass7S gross Sheep si.5Oass nett,
MOLASSES-New Orleans In bbls ,,-, s,r: On
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ToBACco.Very little tobacco has a. We, conn. +,
but the stock OF old is pretty large, and the SAWS arc
mostly confined TO it, The unsettled state of afrs in
europe causes purchasers Tor the European markets TO
operate with great caution the occurrence of war
between Turkey and Russia would il is believed by many
enkindc revolution all that continent and cut Off
lot the time being all demand from those countries The
sales OF the week ouy 1877 hhds We contain.
our former quotations. remarkng that within the last d,y
or two slight improvement las been made in lugs We
quote Tugs at II 90 to s., medium leaf So $50 ship
ping anu manufacturing leaf $50 ESQ., and extra hne
- to SO The sails Yesterday 10 hhds-lO at 81
ISai 30, and at s5I6 Louisville Journal Nor ID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

On ~. 7,r u,t J-Hy r BENsoy ,on II W. a. snd 81 y.
Benson. DO thr ATih yeaf n his age.
TIE trends and arqIainances 81 family requested 20
atfnf ~ fuaefa this o'clock IRON resdence
of hs fatr, IN the Marshall 18Th streets without
further notice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

II See the notice Of Mrs. Marks, who has just arrived
in our city. Gentlemen and ladies have their
bumps examined by only stepping in to the Powhatan
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The result Il now /

The rcsut snow before The Wings in power
in this Ssatc. The National democrats have taken the
only to reduce the influence of the
re- and demonstrate to the Cabinet the national -enti-
ment. The South can and appreciate who are
the true IriCnls of the Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

Our citizens ais med by the cry Of FIRE about day
light on Tuesday morning last The FIRE Discovered
70 he IN the stable Of Jno Vs. shcrrard Esq II soon
eSunguished. Th' has been the second time IN the past
t month"; that this stable has been fe and IL u
nov high time that the guilty cuprit should be ferreted
ont and punished With such an ncendiary in our midst
no one's property i' -Roaa,y htetigOcsr, Nov.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

- The Piedmont Why proposes tlst the farmer.
aud planters, aud the whole people Of yrgina 10 spec
y ke the proper steps for proyns and presenting to
General William H. Richardson, late General Agent OF he
state Agricultural Society, sody and substantially
valuable token Of their gratitude for his Invaluable seiv
in that capacity.
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IHE Pussy PosT-We invite attention to the notice n
our columns 20 day, by Messr Shepherd Plsa-int- r
the publication OF daily and weekly paper 10 this CRY
TO be called The Penny Pot" Hugh H. Peasants for
merry Of the Dispatch and Mr.. V L Shepherd of the
Charlottesville Advocate it will he Seen are to conduct
tue editorial department both Of whom are known 70 II
public gentlemen Of experience aud ability in that ca
picily 1t will be penny paper aud neutral 10 politics
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

ESrENSIoS on ruE MANASSA RAILROAD FRJN HARRISON.
BURG SALEN.-A convention held Lex on
last Thursday for procuring the extension of the Nanas
Railroad from arisonburs Salem, for the
tiou Of Railroad between those two points. 1t well
aesdcd 10y delegates from all the counties through VIII ch
the proposed Improvement would pass-Rockingham, Au
gua Rocsbrdgc, BSte,ourt, and Roanoke. Much inter
c is manifested by the citizens OF those counties the
subject, and jealous cor, will be nide FOR speedily
curing the improvement. resolution adopted TO
petition the Legislature for charter construct Rail
road the Valley from larrisonburg Salcmpsssing
by the towns of Stanton, Lexington Buchanan and Fin
castle, those places viii be compatible with
The Interests Of the COMPANY.
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SALT-"IsH'" brand, Jssry Dare y .adlny mi, m rnlns
= Mh'D DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
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4 WARNING.

Delay not harbor mind that Of fools, phi
ophy, that dis will get well Of ITSELF that
certain medicines for F dollars Beware you tam
per with your general Eelfare.
Ye Wild youths, Why will persist dosing
the fy nisHg pounds daily proGered, thereby impair.
ng appetite and Digestion and ds,royng mentally
well physically, when cured vith few doses
SAINT msdcnesi
We rEes Of every condition. why will y suffer
pine and drag miserable existence. untitled for the coy
H'Hf tnd oriisdyy pts'u Of Hfs9 You who
noyed ani % 70 be resored to health aud ygor by treatment
pleasant erertua should MORRIS.
In chronic dsSs been than that
physician ~ day Many who have been for years afflicted
with Consequences resulting sSces have been
vigor under his
Should p-rsonai Interview be Objectionable, your disease
In Erng-enoose Eve dorars-address Dr. W. ". HORRis
through the once, Nashville, Tenn package
encs securely put up, uie sent privately and dispatch,
full directions thtreWih, and no questions 0ctcd.
Persons living distance and afflicted with sco'uli u
eer letter Cancers Piles Fsua In Ano, Gravel srctues
Glee disease Tha,ever Of an aggravated malignant
character he cured At home by couFauR D MORRs by
leisr post paid enclosing p. Medicines pleasant and
SAFE Gamble sent per mail 10 part OF The United states
Particular attention given 10 the offenae
Ladies' may afflicted with 1rr, guartes Four
whites Prolspsus Ut,rs Failing of the WON'T, would DO vel
ay aside all l'e deoacy aud promptly consult the Doctor
CarS4 irdrraHtedi
~ once over Insurance once Cedar street, near the Post
I Omce. Room No. H. up stairs oc3i-diy
tx- Richmond Ari,snseun-rs Committee on mi. Instu.
made arrangements iora u Lectures In the Hall
u the Aibeneim, Trfsp,Y day
present month Among those already engaged for The course
Mr. y. 2. Baldwin, Mr q. y. X. James,
/ Rev. r.. v. Moore, Nh Geo. Ffed. Holmes,
I Rev. Geo. u. Cummins, Prot 90 v. Dabney,
I Mf. VIM. " Hackfori, Prof NJ. gcicle de We're.
viii be- gven ths time when viii be
delivered, AMI of The sJects Of Le several Lectures.
az 0ROCERits, &C. suction this morning 10 O'Clock
. without regard 10 ueaihsr.
no2l DUNLOP. MoNOURE co.
now OPENING.
EIAII Avn WIVTgH MILIiNgHy.-MRs. BARTON ha'
returned the NORTH and open supply u Win
/ ter Bopnets n Wednesday, $50 instant. no12
yuyR .NsPAnHNT pOAP, ~ BAHs 100 dozen Jobnsoni
soap An excellent ant popular arte
Tor fsie ~ PURCELL, LADD co rugritp,
~ Vain sweet
81 BBtS TAR, Tor sale Why
Z.p nosi-diu 4. r LEE
:, roNGt. sc-BshIns SPONGE Carriage sponges, ohamo
- skins DC for sale by - . -
neql % Nsn street
upUTTER srsn, Moun,an butter, Psr, grns 10
- sale by tno7ll JOHN n. GORDON a son.
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OFFICIAL DErALCLrioS AT Troy-Reririi Of ne Tsa
B"re's principles and prdctecs.Under this caption the
New York Herald saws I'VE hare seen letters from
Troy in this State. aud from them pu Sished
stating that the Postmaster of that city, distinguished
politician Of tho Marcy and Van Buren, school, il there
discovered to be somewhat dciaulter IN his money
affairs, and the sory!is that the deficiency dc.caon
amounts to $4,000 or 100000 already The of the
Postmaster, We believe. is Bosvorih who have learn
&c, was highly respectable MIA, gagged il
mercial operations lie taken up by the Van Buren,
party OF Troy who mad, him first Alderman, aud then
Mayor OF the city, and recently by their influence with
the SPois Cabinet, at Washington, he appointed
Postmaster These the facts in this curious case
far as they can be aseerancd with accuracy They pre-
sen, singular aud attractive illustration AT the revival of
the Van Buren, party the Van Buren, policy, and the Van
Buren, practices in this Soaic."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

RAILWAY CONNECTION BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA and
LYNeunuEG.-The Lynchbure Yirginian publishes let
ter sEned by several citizens oLyuchbg addressed to
tue Mayor OF that place requesting that meeting be call
cd Tor the purpose Of promoting the construction rail
road to Alexandra. The meeting will be held on II c
night Of the e2i inst
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ii ii Us EN- ENTS.

Doors at !; performance ~ o'clock
ADMssONBoXes and Psqut cents Tier entrances
on broad street formerly Pit door, % cents Gallery
BOX Once open from 10 N. 81 when seats ray be Sc.
cufe
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HIWORTU & UORTON'S

ntN UNIn d uURlVNS
GREAT SOUTHERN BURLESQUE
OPERA TROUPE!
W. 9lyE THREE more Of their GRAND ENTERTAIN
METROPOLITAN HALL,
o" MSS ,eM. Tg a,I ga spd wtTPesEsDAY
They have engaged Mr. WI PGRRow three nights only
p RIVERS, the CANTON DANCER. ard .eve,. other new
On % oc%op Of .S CENTS
open ;, han past e-peromanee to commence a. three
- oddrenov. Han, THURSDAY E.tning November Siib
%sn, important SUBJECTS Of r''s'' and Mutual Improve
Doors spen a, o'clock Lecture at " o'clock
Csrgymen aud thsr Lade, free.
PROFESSIONAL
Mrs Marks prsp,sd give Medical Advice with Pe,crip
fund her Not poWhsan, from IA 81 and
Examination. will be made in the Normal Or Abnorm.
s,, " h. patron may choose aud the charges varied 'oofd
,nouNp WAGON noNt9.-we have received, direct tom
boxes, from ~ inches s we sP c %a s s 1T "'s'"
noq9 Importer. Of Hard~sre. 20 Main street.
HlNECIToHs sALi-wm be sold on TUESDAY. the 9Th Of
- December merit at The late te,dpse Of yshs Iceland de-
the dcesieS consulting o. sSoai SO barrels o. corn OF 1000
bounds OF tobacco pr9vsnds o. ~ ,oI ,.o o. so,ss cattle
Pan'aon tool, snd utensils household AID sehen furniture A
TsSs-Te slaves vnbe sold Tor cash por the other proper
ard upward credit six month"; the purchaser Fyine bond
with approved security. ALEN hOSEJkY,
no22-tAwid. Txeeutor ~ John Lakeland deed.
- bNtNG Mtt1IiNE-The attention ~ shiors. seamsesscs
- and 81 plantations respecifuiy solicited Avey
Sewing Machine, which he NJ the Columbian Hotel
hs Machine IL calculated for heavy cloth sewing simple
IL construction, and can be u'td ny sny one.
No portion 81 the Machinery liable N get out of repa
excepting the Needles which, broken otherwise DOT q
der can be readily replaced.
The price Of the Mscine with complete fixtures Fy Dol
ars snd the purchaser whom he
furnish will he Instructed without cStrs charge 20 keep the Ma
chine in perfect order.
The attention psniaonss especially called n this
article single Machine the clothing u
lanison be made at great saving o. time ard
The AGENTS willing visit plantations, Pit
charge.
Machine used ~ hand ............. CO.. .. go.
Table and freadle, Sc. ............. 10.
Nov 23-ctdn
W A., ABts FAHN tOH -Ai.s.-In accordance With the
VII Of the late Htcton Goodwin deceased, the Executor
vii ohr for sale the 18th 81 December IN we'll bnoNn fsrn
w Caroline county called the UNION This farm lies the old
stage road on Richmond and about miles
from Pole Cat Depot tontsns shout nine hundred o.
The farm capable producing three heis hundred
res o. esch, lies In the region.
large house, containing ICONS
sprng house; the the zane
day will be sold all Of The Punishable part ~ the estate consisting
Of Of description II IL needless
expected gill purchase without hrs viewing the premises
witch samuel O. Oooduln Who ~ VII take plea.
sAMUHE GOODWIN, Executor,
| no2a-e,d' ciRoLiNR 4. II. GOODWIN, Ea,'r
81 Enqsirsr oopy.
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Tm ONO RvfR-TbO Wheeling In,elgeocer Of the
18th says
Last night there we're ten and hair feet Of water 10
the channel aud rseedng slowly The weather indicates
more rain.
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GREAT SOUTHERN BURLESQUE
OPERA TROUPE
WILL OWE THREE more Of their GRAND ENTERTAIN
w NENTSa at
II A a. N
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-16

ENRANK'S ECONOMICAL OR STUDENTS LAMP.
German article, imported dDSR from Co..
mony.-The undersigned begs leave to call the ut.
tention Of members of Congress. and all other Der
sons IN want Of pune, soft and brilliant light ana
witlal economical consuming only one CENT. ,11zih
OF Oil per hour, to call the subscriber who IL sole
Agent for their sale in this city .a,..- ...
c, S. WHITTLESEY.
-. 9TH st. opp. the Avenue House.
r. Son hand constantly, Paints, Oils, Glass
Lamps. Girandoles, Camphine and ETHEREAL Oil, Chi
ma, and Glass Ware, &c, which will be sold at the
manufacturers prices --t dee l2-eo3t
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A CARD.
EV AN HIGH ES

Corner Pennsylvania arenue and 12h street,
IA Remembers with gratitude the kindness of
those patrons and friends who generously
W. sustained him in the business to which he il
-AA. attached. for the last ten years, under 50
many adverse circumstances He is now pleased to
inform them and the public generally that he has
opened upon the site of his lat, place Of business
establishment which he flatters himself will, in ey-
cry degree, be worthy of their future patronage.
Ths stock he now presents to their notice. com
prises every article required in gentlemans ward
robe. His goods for manufacture, consists of En-
glish, French, American, and German Cloths and
Cassimeres of the best quality, unsurpassed in this
or any other market. The finest Velvets. Silks, Cash
meres, Embroidered and other Vestings, together
with complete assortment of gentemens Furnish
ing Goods.
Gentlemen furnishing for the season will do well
to give him an early call. Promptness and fidelity
is the motto of his business
N. B.-A large supply of Paris Kid Gloves OF ev-
cry color just received from the celebrated Factory
Of JOuvin Co.. and Alexanders.
dec Q-po3w
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Captain of Engineers in charge of Washing
ton Auue,luct

1t Is not to be understood by the above that any
aren't OF the Department is restricted 10 M ACCEPT
anee Of the lOtcsst hid offered The ect of tfs Il
Vertisement being only to give public notice aid
yite competition, every agent will. after receiving
proposals, exertiss sound discI elton in fixing tie
terms and prices Of the contract being under no Oh
lgstion to confne himself To the Lids made in al.
swer to the advertisement, 10 the persons making
them.
No contract mad. under this Department; for ser-
vices or supplies can lie trahsfrrd in any case but
the same must De executed 10y the original oiIgor,
or by some person in his name and responsible 10
him; and such obligor viii he held 10 his legal
sponsibility, and all payments will be made 70
him.
To Capt NJ. c. MEIGs, L. S. Engineer:
We the uDdersigDe residents II -, in the
State of =, hereby joi: tly and s=verally coyru-
ant with the United Sites, and guarantee, ia chse
the fore going bid If be accepted, that lie or
they will, within ten days after the acceptance y
the said lid, execute tie contract for the same, With
good and sufficient sursties tn perform the weak or
furnish the articles proposed in confolnit, IL ths
terms Of the advertisement uBd.r which il va
made. And i'm case the saiG -- shsl fell To en-
ter into contract aforesaid, guarantee 10 mSse
good the difference between the oifr VI the SAID =
and the next lowest bidder A. D.
CD.
hereby certify that, 10 tlt best If my RnUsleJEe
and belief the above named guaTEni0rs ale seods na
sufficient Eff.
Oc 2l-dt20Dpr-
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

"E take this opportunity to give our friends and
w the public generally due notice that We have
taken the large and eegantlylighted rooa now
occupied by VIM. NJ Shuster Co., in 7th street three
doors north of Pennsylvania avenue and in order
reduce our stock of well selected and assorted DRY
GOODS before moving, we will commence to-day to
sell every article at greatly reduced prices, and very
many at less than cost TO close them OIL We ask the
particular attention Of ladies to our stock of
Fine all wool Plaid Cashmei es and Mousselines,
fancy plaid and brocade Silks, in very rich styles
ladies Cloakins Cloths, embracing all the choic.
shades, with lining silks TO match. Also. lot OF
velvet and cloth Coaks. Of the LATEST and which
will te sold at much less than the market price Tn
public are respectfully invited to examine stock
a. We warrant ell goods bought at establishment
to prove as represented.
MAXWELL. SEARS & COLLEY
Penn. av., between 9th and 10th streets.
NB:-The store We now occupy is for rent.
dec 6-eoGt
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proposals. for furMishfng Bricks.
UNITED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION AND
WASHINGTON AQUfpUcr O4rrcr

WASHINGTON, october ~, 1859.
DROPOSALS will be received at this Ofilce, uuul
l. p. N. OF the 10th December next for furnish.
ing Bricks for the construction OF the Washington
Agueiuct.
The whole quantity needed will probably be about
forty millions. Proposals should state the quantity
which each bidder viii undertake to furnish
The bricks must be delivered such points Of the
line as may from time to time be designated by the
Engineer The times and quantities will depend on
the appropriations ulaGe by Congress.
There tire large depostes Of clay suitable for msk.
ing bricks along tie line, and the contractor will te
required TO furnish sample Of the clay and L.ieks
before commencing the manufacture
None but well made hard burnt bricks, entirely
acceptable to the Engineer, Will lie received. and
they will bs required to be luade In moulds conform
ing in size to the municipal regulations of the city
of Washington.
Every offer must he accompanied hy a written
guaranty. signed by one more responsible per
sons, to the effect that he they undertake that
the bidder or bidders WILL il his their their bid he
accepted entsr into an obligation within ten days
with good aud sufficient suretes to furnish the
bricks Offered. Said guaranty to be accompanied BY
the certificate Of the United States District judge,
United Ststes district Attorney, Navy Agent IT
some officer Of the General Gov. rpment or indiyd
ual known to The Depar ment o. War that the guar.
antors are able TO make good their guaranty.
All bids to he s-aled and endorsed Proposals for
Brick for Washington Aqueduct." The bids will be
opened in the presence of snch bidders choose
to be present As the certainty Of supply is scry
important, the filurc of contractor ing prob
ably the stoppGge Of he ~oIk for a whole s-ssnn
the United States reserves To itself the right
ject any all bids, aud to make such arrangements
for the supply of bricks may be- most adsantsge
Gus to the work. (Ses extract from Engineer lie
partment Regulation. uelOwD
Captain of Engineers in charge of Washing
ton AuueluCt
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GENERAL AGENCY.

fFAYL0R COLLINS will prosecute claims of o.,
l cry description against the government, before
the several departments, Or Congress: procure pen
sions bounty lands, extra Pay, and srrearace pay.
They viii attend to the buying and selling Of real
estate, the renting ofhouses. sai general collect
ing business. They will also furnish parties at a
distance with such information they may desire
rom the seat OF government. Charges will IL mod
crate.
oiEce on street Immediately opposite Ninder
Building, Washington, ID. c.
REFERENCES:
Hon. j. c. Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy
Hen. j. Davis, Secretary of War
N. Callan, esq Pres't Board Common Council.
Gen. j. NJ. McCalla, Attorney-atLaw.
James III. Caastn, esq.
W. c. Reddal State Department
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IRON FURNITURE.

'VNHE attention of those furnishing houses or
Il apartments is particularly requested to the as
sortment OF Iron Articles to be found on P-nnsyl.
yania avenue, south side, bet 9th and 10th Sta
IRON BEDSTEADS AND CRIBS, all patterns
SPRING MATTRESSES
CIRCULAR ARMS. for drying clothes
p HAT AND COAT STANDS
UMBRELLA DO
SETTLES AND HALL CHAIRS
PIER SLABS AND GILT BRACkETs
BRONZED ANDIRONS AND FENDfRS
FIRE SET AND BLOWER STANDS
MARBLE Top TABLES
FOOT SCRAPERS
WASH STANDS
CARD RECEIVERS
THERMOMETERS, &C.
Also, IRON RAILINGS of great variety Of pattern
FOR Cemeteries, Public squares. and Private Dwell
lings RALPH HASKINs,
Pa. avenue 3. side, between 9th and 10Th st.
dec f-pa9rn
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fof fIcIAL
TREAsuRr pErARrx,,r

wv i, l6,eA
The time limited by the undernentioDss -
OF this department OF the Soth July and I'd Ausn.
last for the purchase OF stocks Of the United
Is hereby extended to the LIST January next p, u
is to be observed that, in addition to the usp,I
signment the holder must distinctly assign u. :
tersst on the same now made up at the trsssuyv :.
transmit the semi-snnual coupons, as the css. -.
be. In default of this latter assignment Or r.,
mission, the premium and one days interest oss.
terest nom time Of redemption to LIST january on
viii be paid.
To afford an opportunity to distant holder. >,
avail OF This notice, the department viii consul.
stocks mailed at any time prior to the said ls ia,
usry as entitled to Its benefits.
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary OF the Treasury
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TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS.

TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS.
nv L have now on hand one of the largest stock :
w OF Dry Goods in the District. which we guar.
anty to sell cheaper than they be had else
consisting in part Of
large quantity OF Dress Silks, for evening and
street dresses
A large quantity of French Merinos comprising
all colors, very cheap
large quantity of French sIousseline do lain, g
figured and plaid
large lot Of Meriuo Piai!s
large lot of Bombazins. Alpacas, and yelyats.
for Nsutii#s. all shades
Pelce Cloth, all colors
large lot of long Shawis
Cashmere and Boy State Shaw,s
Ribands Of all kinds
Embroideries do
Velvet and CiOtS Cloaks
Hosiery of all kinds
luli anu complete assortment OF Staple Goods
usually kept in our line.
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