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Splendid Cas- peting for Spring Sales, 1861
3MITH LOUNSBERY, No. 448 Pearl street. are now re-
sviDg IN store per late ARRIVALS larg, stock q velvet
elegant designs which, having
previous to the advances prices they enabled
10 offer ut very great inducements.
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NIyStaA A,uAncc S0spctS NJ kthfusn AhuerSOn's
spacious sales rooms No. 20 Bowory Magnificent new
styles Of Axmafsr Turkey and carpets of
ere PIECE Also Mosaic landscapes table and piano
as royal velvet and tapestry bSss
York crystal Palaces also Hars celebrated English
oilooth eight yardr WIDE OF fresco, Gothic and italian
ng,sin carpets at aatSnhingly low prices Beautiful
oilcloth ct Cd 3s 3 3d. As and &c. yard 900
pieces Marking and Gourqua white check and fancy
ling. of splendid quality remarkably cheap.
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Canal street Carpet Store, No. 40 Canal street.
A. PETERSON CO. call the attention of their end
Of new and from the
celebrated comprising tapestry velvet
ofcolhs yenstians mattings, window shades &C., 10.
CarpctIngs.-PetcrsOn & Humphrey, 379
svcssway are daily reeeving per packets from Europe
ddonal supplies Of rich and elegant carpetngs
sr fabric and Styles entirely and particularly adapt
TO city trade sale full ton per cent loss than other
4ores selling similar goods.
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TRUNK LOST And FoUND.-MIsS ELLEN Kicker
has trunk belonging to Miss Anna Glover supposed
have been taken in exchange at the Eric
Railroad depot Information regard trunk or the
owner Of the her possession be left at IL Spruce
street, for T. L. Nichols.
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WANTED -EMPLOYERs CAN OBTAIN, AT THE
w ofiee Of the Waters Union, 6S Broadway the
thoroughly walters IN the Unito1 States
ard for steamboats, and hpe head walters for hotels bar
keepers clerks porcrs and hoboyg Private families
obtain waitors who have served their apprenticeship in Eu
with the best families Employers served with
for IL above occupations free Of charge Mono viii be
commended from this ofioe unless they thoroughly
utyst nd busin
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yATASTlD-CooEs, MEN WATERS &c.-FOUR
w fret ciasG walters ut SS and GO sz cocks ~ 900;
fenr az Si2 three ct si6 two Mt SIS and 81 Al mu tho.
roughly nnd rsGnd their business, ant Gil for rrt class
rvnt miice Good nurses waiter and larp
nso obtain excellent situations application at S Grand
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WANTED-BY A. SMART. Tidy GIRL A SITUATION
w in respectable private family a. good pain cook
and excellent washer and ironsr or 70 DO
city Owen from her last place she y a two
y:aIs and hall Pisase call At Oliver street. Of
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@ OF T-NOTICE.-MARSHALL DIVISION, NO. H.
y. of t. have removed from Fount ain Hall No. 1856
Bowery opposite Spring street The regular meeting
will be held in the hall Thursday evening" 9th
at eight o'clock to which tho members and brethren
f. FOSTER X. s.
WILL PUBLISH ON THURSDAY NEXT, 9Th INST
An act to authorize the Imation of Corporations
the erection of Buildings Passed April 8, 1859. j. r.
HALSTED 10 Wall street.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN A
w situation ms groom coachmap; wha perfectly
his BUSINESS and would wish to make himself
generally useful Can give good city reference
lection TO city country Please
r. NJ M Washington street third door the
Cedar street.
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T OsT-YEsTKRDAY. ABOUT O'CLOCK, IN ONE OF
the Broadway and Fifth nue. stages near the Fulton
ferry poremonnae, containing check for $l2J the
Fulton Hank about $50 SO bills, snndry other
81 yaue 20 any one bnt the owner payment Of
paid leaving the ut J. J. BROWNS Anglers Depot
I - - - - "--N
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no oUa SUBSCRIBERS.

me ha.e Of viii be books, unless
payment o. NE subscription be made in advance
Distant subscribers may money postage
~heh WIZ be paid BY BY
transmission.
Inc COUNTRY fAPER ia published weekly during
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions fox period year will be roceivcS On
terms psoportoned TO the above annual rates
fosfhAsTEhs are authorized TO act agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers with or vvs
MWEEKLY subscribers, with as or yvs WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed, viii be copy Of the
edition they subscribers ior, gralis.
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LEWIS attorney law, commissioner Of deeds for Virginia
y. District OF Columbia, and general agent continues
collect all claims The general especially pensions
of all kinds OF pensions, and suspended claims
receiving less than their husbands did under
OF 1873 and 1884, he will the pensions paid
/ o their husbands.
Of ocers and soldiers who cut Of
from by otter 1900 he will guaranty pensions for
nfe under the OF February, 1883
To all widows orphans who have been enjoying five years.
under the o July 1885, july o4S and February ls49,
guaranty continuance said halfpay for fire years
under Of February, 1883
All sailors served the coasts OF California and
Mexico 1886 1884, and the late Arctic expedition,
titled pay.
moderate, and charge fn any Of the
wido ando orphan unless successful.
himself that his long residence in Washington and
OF the
hereof will afford him facilities in the collection Of all
claims.
necessary respectfully refers and members
Congress from Virginia and Texas Address,
s. l.. LEWIS,
Oct I6-6teoddkcp Washington, d. c.
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n n. CHAMBERLIN's Commercial College, located
". e7 street, Baltimore, Maryland The osiensbis
object OF this institution place in the reach OF individuals
facilities obtaining and practical mcrcanus eduoa
A knowledge OF
general business ew weeks than can be acquired IN -
many years any counting house.
The Of double entry book Keeping and It's
and uAde Mercan
taught according approved methods
combining apidy o execution with beauty
construction. Lectures law,
mercantile subjects beside other points necessary tor
n understand necessary
the
being enter at time and at
tend evening held stated periods,
diplomas graduate For TERMS &c. write
and have circular forwarded by ma l.
Nov lJ-1ydhcp
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will be rcopcncd for the ccep
Thursday November path since the closing
the house competsy renovated enlarged
In ventilation, wsming SC, and many improvements
added requisite comfort OF ts guests
With practical knowledge Of hotel hcernG snn personal aen
undersigned hopes IN merit share OF the
public ps,ronsRe 80 olibersy extended heretofore.
wAsuIroros, D. O., Nov. 3, 1883.
4--dlm Tint. and Star
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Georgetown Female seminary, Georgetown, ID. Q.
Is and in fun operation, The Of
pact,sed The principal superin
of study and assisted by the best and
efficient teachers The seminary presnn the vcy finest ad
who wish pace ibc daughters under watch
ful parental attention,
Boarding English branches $500 per
ten mont French, music, drawing, &c. extra.
Day pupils from IS TO 81 quarter Of III weeks
Circulars and catalogues TO be bad on application TO the prir
ciPa.
WILLIAM j. CLARK,
ls-3awdhop fStsrl Pnncipa.
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appointments to Office would stamp h IN as the eonsum-
mate statesman and the day distant when this will
be universally acknowledged. The South-the section
most ineresledsee and acknowledge already. They
see The wisdom OF the Presidents attempts TO crush abo
onsm and the necessity of standing resolulely by his
administration.
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FOR BALTIMORE.

= The steamer OsCEOLA will, the 23th septem
2,.Ale~e her, running regularly to the above
place leaving Washington every Sunday, at
O'clock returning Baltimore every Tuesday,
O'Clock, p IN. -
She win touch regularly going
Mays Cone kve and The usual landings the
Potomac, for signals land.
Passage and freight AT the usual rates. - -
JAMES MITCHELL
Sept 2l-eodn Captain
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n1RECT INFORMATION of Leather 0o""s.-TAy-
LoR MAURy have inst received an importation OF leather
goods, consisting OF despatch boxs portfolios tourist cases Ac
cspecisy adapted gentlemen travelling They are manuced
Dc OF London, Russia and morocco
fitted and finished in the highest style Of substantial etc
with patent locks stationery snd bookstore ne" Sn'h
street
Nov ~
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MORE u GALLAGHER, Iron Founders and Manu-
MI Wrought and Cast Iron Railing Ridge and
street, Philadelphia make order railing
public private grounds Also, all kinds
men tsi and architectural iron work.
O. would respectfully invite the attention Of the citizens OF
Washington vicinity railing enclosing the lafayette
square this city Specimen drawings sent to desou Of
making a selection.
S-eoGmos
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QELISi BELIsi BELLS 1.-The subscribers manufacture
constantly hand all church, factory
boat locomotive school and plantation be These
bells hung with movable 1hey
be turned around cinpper will strike in
place, which desirable after bell has been few
axed clspper from resting
the be thereby poongns sound These bells masufac
ted from the stock, cnsnSs Al this
foundry these found
We give written ha, church bells break within
from date OF purchase fair will with
charge. The OF all bells Is warranted Nearly 5000 belle
and sold from this which the best
Of their superiority We fifteen silver medals
awarded from the rs best bells for
and purity tone" We particular attention getting
Chimes and refer those furnished by Our foundry
within few rods OF the Hudson canal and railroads
direction A establishment Of the
kind the United and has the Of BELLS
orders be filed with despatch We refer 10 bells
OF the States Old bells taken In exchange for
Levels, compasses, he, consastiy on hand Address
A. MENEELY'S Sons,
May 2-lydkcp West Troy, NJ Y.
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A NEW THING ENTfRELY.-The astonishing per
"A heard of Barrels kns kegs aud all descriptions Of
and finished without defect sirtght, and
sn,oo varpish, entirely by machinery.
bou, the sawed following
uniform dressed perfectly smooth
onssde caom thickness onted with eeect
according width, and the
strength of fully tested the cask howelled chsmhred
turned and the whole prepared for the hopping
a hnsh that
world produce the equal and that st the rate -
hundred each machine ny
made from N. smnics k~s
cak In general use all OF which cnn be war
fuid adapted the packing
description eoods In fact. the machinery make
ercssreiy timber.
pesons purchasing the right this machinery In
Maryland Kentucky Missouri the eastern
hall Of applying the
ashingon H. c. who sole that
Of from VIM Tapp the
ALLAN T'sbotA,
| Del l5--eoA1r
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NOTICE.

TREAsuGy DKrARrAssT, July 30 1853.
Notice hereby given OF stocks Of
Tho United authorized by the act Of 2o Jnuuay,
sa nnd December 1867 and OF The loan
OF 3lst March, 1913, and edeenabe sun
pe 1865 this prepared purchase, time
between the lst day of December next 10 the
,,en, of The sum of five millions stocks
be manner and on hereinafter mentioned, 10 wit
In case any contingent competitions within the amount stated
nrefcrence win of in which the said
stock, NAV be offered The certificates duly assigned the United
sta,es must he department upon the recep,
Whereof price will paid compounded of the following paict-
lars
L. The par value specified in each certificate.
.. A premium on said amount Of twenty one per cent
the certificate from The LIST OF july ls33
10 the the with the allow
ance ( the money owne days interest nd
d.ion.
Pymsn stocks will be made drafts of The Treasurer of
Boston, New York,
or Philadelphia, the parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
+ Oct 9-dG Secretary Of the Treasury
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP.

VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP.-The undersigned, having had
years. acquaintance with Virgina military
claims and with the revolutionary records Richmond will
and will also purchase aud soil land
commission.
VESPASIAN ELLIS,
June 22-eodf Irving Hotel
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Once OF Army Clothing and EquipAgc,
,bor

Once OF Army Clothing and EquipAge,
Philadelphia, November IL, 1859.
CEALED PROPOSALS will received this Office, 10
y O'Clock Of the 3ist day of December furnishing,
following supplies materials, deliverable
United States Clothing and Equipage depot Scuylk
nal quantities required,
(ndxo dyed) cloth, weigh
ing 81 ox per yard
6o00 "a blue ndigo twIed cloth, weigh
ing ~ . per yard
10000 army blankets, gray letters U. g.
black four inches long, the centTe,) to be
feet long, five wide each blanket weigh
five pounds
$4,000 yards 7 9 flannel cotton, and wool
65,0O0 "a Canton flannel
$4,000 uubleached drilling
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TAYLOR COLLINS will prosecute claims description
before several departments
Congress. procure bounty lands pay and
buying and selling Of real the
renting collecting business They viii also
q such Information they
sra from III, seat OF government Charges will he moderate
Once street. opposite Wnders Building, WASH
ington, ID. q.
Hon. James Z. Dobbin Secretary OF the Navy,
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War.
kicboias Callan esq President Board Common Counci
Gen, John NJ. McCsiia, Attorney at Law.
James ". Caustn, ESQ.
w. q. Reddsi, State Department.
Septa1
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three pounds per dozen.
Blue flannel for lining great coats
Worsted sasbes, crimson
Drums, complete, artillery and infantry
Colinss
6pades
Tin canteens, % hold three pnts
Bunting, red, whiie and blue
Tent poles aud pins, for hospital, wall, and
Drass spurB, prs.
All Of which Of domestic manufacture and conform in all
To the standard patterns sealed In this Office
Samples will be mall any additional information
the subject which be desired by manufacturers wishing
offer proposals..
Ten Of the delivery will be unit.
the shall be completed which forfeited Uni
ted States m case Of defacson on the part OF the contractor in full
filling the and Of the About half
these supplies will be required before the first Of July
and will be made them the appropA
on by Congress- this branch Of the available
the remainder will be paid for delivery
The privilege reserved Of increasing by third the quantity
Of all the supplies nbove mentioned
Contracts win be based upen accepted proposals. Tor the fulfil
on which will required Bids
sired only from manufacturer regular dealers in the article
posed furnished will be
any who not known manufacturer regular dealer in
the desired sappes which the dsncty
satsd in te bids offered well the and address Of the
persons Intended to be proposed securities In contract II
obtained
Letters containing proposals should be endorsed, Proposals for
Army Supplies" addressed to
@. ii. CROsMAN,
Nov 9o3aw3isiDec. Major and u. 4. A.
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Embroidertes, &C.,
take pleasure calling the attention Of the ladies The fol
i as dsaen clear lawn handkerchief
y g Stitched do
10 do naSins hssaamiss s'ss's sleeves
~ do banded do
do eambre- banded collars
y do book do
10 do DO s~s.. aSssa mu.qus,sr @ collars
500 sSS 'a'a' 90 ssmsas s% edge &c ''' '.s'''s 90
- 75vey handsome embroidered skirts
we wish The ladies' TO give particular attention to the above as we
= wy 'A''p VERIFY, TEBBs, h YERBY,
octs-lm Corner Penn. avenue and 7th street.
EISE rAuLOH AND CHAMBER FURNITUHE.--on
my rooms street, opposite Exchange Bank.
large Of superior furniture for pao and chambers
consisting Of
Rosewood mahogany .ete best French Broche-
Large aud paror chairs match
Mahogany and walnut tete aetes
Amehairs and chairs in maroon and crimson plush
large assortment Of sofas and chairs, In hair cloth
Some beautiful chamber SETS black seen brown and
Fine mahogany and oval wardrobes
Bureaus, bsdsleads. and'washHtands, In sets -
complies which win b sold reduced
Oct 2l-3.aw6w N. N. kcGREGoR. !,
INCONSISTENCIES and Drawers. for Fail and Winter,
of silk meno, ambswool shaker fanne and cotton large
assortment on hand, at reasonable prices a. .Nrs
Gsntemens Furnishing Store, Penn Avenue AZ
Oct 2--2wf
guases Avenue House or al Mrs Dav between 4 9Th
streets, Pennsylvania avenue, south side
OctS-u
COs mn WORTH or goods, embracing every
DoJ,UUU style of fashionable and domestic dry goods
which viii sold reduced Tor cash. Persons wish
will do well call stock, which
complete know offer the best induce
YERBY, TEBBs, 4 YERBY,
Octs-tf Corner Pa. avenue and 7th street.
ITHUGRAPHY--The undersigned have, with
IL their establishment, htogaphc printing ofhce and
orders for Checks drafts bills Of
exchange, circulas kc
Specimens be application at the store.
COLLINS, BOVINE, CO.,
llth street, six doors north Of Penn avenue
Branch Hail. M and 76 Pearl street, New York
9-Jtaw6w
BLANKETS, QUILTS, tEc.-We have now in store
ID 200 pairs blankets, OF all grades
$50 Marseles and Allendaie quilts
Bile iched and brown sheetngs
10 do linen sheeungs
30 do pillows cotton
100 dozen damask napkins
800 do towels, all gradcs
70 pairs table danask
large general furnishing dry goods in
YERBY, TEBBs, n YERBY,
Penn and 7th street
M. Tyson Sisters Seminary for Young Ladies',
II street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, WASH
ntOn -, O.. for boarding and day pupils
THE of this institution opened the
nhnR dnAY Ynpn
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i,ANPETING, Floor OiIcI0ths. Curtain Mates Halls
AcThe subscribers respectfully the of house
following Of desirable furnishing goods
will offered upon accommodating terms,
2y5c0 yards English velvet carpetng, very rich
1850 do extra-super Brussels carpeiing
1000 do do tapestry do
500 Brussels velvet stair carpeung
1900 do super three ply carpeting
5000 do do twoply do
5000 do medium aud low priced cnrpeng
$500 IA j. and 3 Venetian
5000 do 546s, i0-4 IL 4, and 1874 printed druggos
800 do printed stair druggets
500 nilcIo.hs, steps
50 dozen brass stair rods assorted sizes
sheets styles moor ocoths, which will be to iii
any size and shaped hal or passage
$50 sheets "A, 54, "a, 10, s4, and l2d ocotns, low
priced
500 yards eel quality matings
rs extra rich chenele rugs
$50 tutcd rugs, aud qualities
25J yards German furniture oilclolhs sc.
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND FIXTURES, SUCH AS
Satin dc laines, styles, of every shade
Worsted danasks, double widths, all colors
Union damasks Styles and rich
French cashmerets and chintzes
White and bun shade linens, with suitable fixtures
Very rich lace curtaias, sets
Very rich muslin cnrtains in sets
Embroidered curtain muslins, yard
Drnss window cornices, with fixtures
Centre and sde rope, and iassels
Curtain gmps OF all widths and colors
Together with full assortment Of bed blankets
Linen and cotton sheetngs
Damask table cloths, dam8sk napkins
Damask and diaper and toweling
Marsciies and other bed quilts and counterpanes
Table and piano covers, &c.
Oct e-3tawiwif HOOE BROTHER, co.
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NOTICE.
Treasury DHPSKraEsr, Aug y, 1858.
Notice B hereby the holders Of e I cent stocks o
by April Is 1884, rdecabie 5s
Decsmbes holders The stocks Of
by Of July 1916, redeemsbs la No
venbes 1885, department prepared To purchase at any
ums bewecn the day OF December next
millions OF said stock in the manner and on
hereinafter mentioned, to wit
In any copeon within hs amount s'a'ed
efseuce time In which The SAID socs ."
e,te Kind may certificates, duly assigned e
Halted states 10 this department upon e e
os,u, whereof price Paid compounded OF the following par
iculars:
l., The par pccnedin each certificate
I'd premium 10 per the stocks OF isa edeemaoe
In 1862 be OK per cent on the
stocks o 1886 redeenable In 1856.
M the certificate from the LIST OF July 1885,
IN he date Of with the allow
ance t the OF days interest IN ad
dion
made In drafts Of the Treasurer of
The United assistant Boston, New York,
on Philade l,hia, The parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oet9-dtf Secretary Of the Treasury
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UNITED STATES MAILS.


Posr osnoE DrpAGraxsr, November ., 1853.
STATE OF MAINE.
PROPOSALS for conveying the mails of the United
the lat January 1854 the both June 1887 the following
ofhs Pos. Oice Department, until O'clock n Monday
18th day Of Dec decided the day
vassslboro', China, Albion Un,y Troy, Di1moni
Hautsmsn's Mills. Newburg, West Hampden, and Hanp,
Leave Augusta daily, except sunday, a, an.
Arrive a! bangor same day BY Bpm
Leave Bangor daily, except Sunday, AT a. III.
Arrive al Augusta day by 6 p.
For form proposal and requirements
bracng ihs conditions TO be incorporated in the such
vtng proposals for mail service n the New England saes
December u.s. 1859,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 5-law4w Postmaster General.
sale
Plaid silks, brocads silks
Black silks white silks, pink silks, blue silks
Corn-coiored silks, marcelines satins
Plaid raw silks, plaid mernos
Plaid vaicnciennes moussens dc Iaines fine and
French merinos, English mernos
Lupn's bombssins black aIpacas
Plaid bonnet Ibands
Handsome assortment of embroderies
Embroidered and plain inepcambrie handkerchich
Grape shawls, long cashmere shuwis
Square cashmere avis, Bay State long shawls
Waterloo long sha~is, squaro shaws OF every kind
Cassimeres OF a kinds, cloths, vestings
CAsslnets, nannes table damasks
Hosiery Of all knds, c'ngbams, caicoes~
Satin aine brocates, single and double width damasks
Bdeys diaper, Russia diapers, irish linens
Damask napkins, tuckaback diapers
Velvet cloaks, cloth mnntes, cloths and veveu to make
Velvet carpets carpets threeply ingram
rugs, door mats
a., a-a, 6A, and 70 beached and brown domesics
"a, rs, and "A plaid linseys
And variety Of other goods too numerous 70 menu9n
oct 0-aaw3wif
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nxANaE AND ALEXANDRIA AAlLNOAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
EW atsst +

aN and after Thursday October g. 1885, daily (sundsy
j ssn,ed viii DO this agreeabiy wing
arrangement
ton corner Duke and Henry suse 6h O'Clock arrive
al III O'Clock,
Returning will leave Warrcnton O'clock
arriving In Alexandria al quarter before O'Clock,
train from Cupeper Alexandria and intermediate points viii
Cupeper ~ o'clock arriving Alexandria at lOk
o'clock, a.
Returning will leave Alexandria IN O'Clock, arriving
Culpeper at ~ O'Clock, p. M
unning between Gordonsve and Culpeper in
the Virginia roads.
To CardOnsville. ~ 50
Slauhton "
po winchester w
Per order; w. u. BRoCkETT, Agent.
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Familiar Di.conrses ON Language.

AR WATKINS intends 10 deliver sares of familiar dscoues
language with occasional critical remarks various authors
who have the subject
ir d'scourses the FIRST Of which, being
the early history Of England
critical examination OF tho prevailing opinion as to The origin
Of the English language. 80.
tho whole admitting
single ticket, admitting for
the evening, 80 cents
will be delivered at Csrpss Saoonthe first
Thursday evening next, commence at g O'Clock.
OF " Harbaugh, of
streets Of Mrs, Anderson and Tay
IoI l. Msury, Pennsylvania avenue. .eE
Nov 6-du
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CarpetinGs and Oii Cloths.
III ready for sale
w 6O pairs ingram carpets
BfGssels
10 velvet
10 do "a oil cloths, medium
10 do sf do do
do superior
CLOTH of quality, which viii be 6
diagram
and
purposes the lowest market prices.
VERIFY, TEBBa YERBY,
Octe-n Corner Pa and 7b