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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-29
Fairmolt, Drug 81 Tobacco
Store.

JUsT received and for sale at Logan & Carr's
j Drug and Tobacco Store, one door east of the
Courthouse, at the sign of the Z" Mommoth Nor
tar" on Main Streets L{.BE EDk1n,
will be found very choice lot of Ell Dorado and
Esmaralda Tobacco
boxes Gravely, fine article;
10 do Standard and Superior, do;
20 do Walthal; 20 do Goats;
Is do Motifs; 10 do HARDWOOD;
Is do Robinson & Co.'s SIS;
10 do Burns: 40 do Royals, SIS d SIS
20 do Clay's ID. Lump;
30 do Archer's do;
12 do Peyton's SIS; 10 do Young & Burrell ,
20 do Langhorn & Co.'S l2's;
"a do Hutchinson's; 10 do Madison 5
10 do Mocking Bird do Jones';
Together with an extensive variety of brands,
to suit customers both in regard to quality and
price.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-29

ScRoFuLA.-It has been remarked by eminent
men, that in the varied catalogue of diseases to
which mnn is Table, there is scarcely one of such
Importance and such interest us Scrofula, whe-
tcr we look to the obscurity of its origin, its in
sidious progress, the number and variety OF or
gans that it attacks, or its remarkable incurabi-
lily and extensive fatality.
Scrofua has bnffied the skill of the most emf
nent physicians in this country and in Europe.
But there is an antidotc for this disease in " DR..
Guysott's Extinct Of Yellow Dock and Sursapa-
riIu,'' which is proving itself Il Specific in the
most severe eases of Scrofulu. Is
NJ See advertisement.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-29
NOTICE j!

Clarksburg Tea, Wine q EiquoF Store,
DRY Goops, GROCERIES & HARDWARE,
HATS Cars, Doors q SHOES,
READY MADE Go
THING, etc.
r HARRISON has Just received and is now
y opening a large and splendid assortment OF
the above mentioned articles, which he proposes
to sell to the citizens of harrisburg and vicinity
ut the lowest cash prices.
Call soon and examine for yourselves, nt Gof s
new building on Pike street, opposite Dents Ao-
tel.
n B.-The highest prices given for all kinds
of Produce. deSiy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-29
1857 Acres Land for Sal,

In RITCHIE COUNTY, Va, .ituated at the
il forks of Hughes river, ON the Staunton and
Parkersburg Turnpike. The land all lies IN one
tract and about one hundred and fifty acres of it
is Bottom land of a superior quality
About one hundred acres is cleared, and a GOOD
DWELLING erected thereon
This land is beautifully situated in a flourish
ing part Of the country, and cannot be exceeded
in ts fertility and eligible location 1t will be
sold either in whole or in part, to suit Purcha-
sers. The title is of the most undOubted char
aeter.
There is also offered for sale, large quantity
of out.lands, on which is situated the BLOW
ING OIL WELL
For further particulars inquire Of
GEORGE s. LENNON,
fsbI6H FreePort. Ritehie CO., Va
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A CARD.

Great AttractlOn in Dry Goods, Uroce.
ries and Hardware.
TT1uE subscriber would announce to tho citizens
i of Clarksburg and the public generally that
he has commenced running OFF q large and extern
sive stock of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware,
Liquors, sc. READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS s. CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, UNDER
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, Hosiery s. Crows,
and many other articles too numerous to men,
ton, at the lowest cash prices. Call soon and
examine for yourselves, ut the new store on Turn
pike street, opposite the Virginia Hotel, kept by
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERY.
y attention OF the people of Harrison and the
surrounding counties, 10 his now and freshsupp!y
of Groceries, &c, that he is just receiving and
opening in the NEW BRICK BUILDING OPPosITE
the OouRT HoUsE, IN CLARKsDUEo, comprising
the most complete and extensive assortment ever
offered in this market, consisting, in part fol-
lows:
Best Rio Coffee, Spices of every kind,
New Orleans Sugar, GnnPowdor Imp. Tea,
Cuba do Young Hyson do
Loaf do 0olUng do
Ginger, Mustard,
W. r. Cheese, Powder, Shot,
Tobacco of every description AMI quality
SegarS, Snuff, eta largo assortment
Pickles of every variety.
To those who arc fond of good things, he would
call their attention to largo and beautiful as
sortment of CONTEMPORARIES, Almonds,
Raisins, English Walnuts, Filberts, Ground Nuts,
ETC., etc.
CORDIALS-Sueh as Cinnamon, Peppermint.
Lemon Syrup, and other varieties, manufactured
and sold wholesale and retail Mt eastern prices.
Also Porter, Ale, aud Crab Older sold by the
dozen to Tavern keepers and others, at Baltmor
prices. ffr
With very many things too tedious to mention,
All of which, any other article in his line, fur
nished promptly Ia order at Baltimore prices
adding on the expenso of transportation. The
reduced rates of carriage, will render the Olarks.
Call and examine his stock before purchasing
| elsewise. and you will not go away unsRtisfed.
CASH is his motto, but the highest prices will
BIO paid for country produce of every kind. in OK
| change for goods. Remember the new grocery.
October 9Th, ls53,-ly
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New Gond.

lust arrived from PHILADELPHIA ana
y baltimore, and nov opening At join III
WINS, nearly opposite the Court Hoptc. Ia ths
new brick building Of W. +. 0>G. Eeq. A iaKcs
variety 81 Ladies Dress Good. Hosiery, Blseeh
cd and Brown Analina, Linen Table DinPer, etc.
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Notice.

NOTICE.
TUST RECEIVED at the VALLET Xxx, fresh
.. snnniv of SPRING and SUMNER GOODS,
Including all articles usually kept in 9 country
store- Which we will sell cheap for cash produce
have several valuable FARMS FOR SALE or
RENT. being pleasantly situated on the Railroad.
and some first rata business stands for stores or
For further particulars, address the subscriber
a. h1il % POI ---' -- JAMES Y. HoRSoR.
Junel lst. 1852 -. q
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-29
EDGAR VI. DAWSON,
Attorney at Law.
ri ARK6piIRS VA
POcTxef-ROOk LOsf.

Practices in the Courts Of Harrison, and ths
adjoining counties. asp
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-29
CIaFksOuIgI FeU' @l' TOO.
New Cheap Cash Store On
TEN MILE CREEK.

IJEAVER 81 HARMAN respectfully announce
/ i to the citizens of Harrison county, Railroad
hands, and the surrounding country, that they
have Just received and now opening, at their
store on the Northwestern Turnpike, near the
bridge Ten Mile Greek, large assortment Of
Ready Made Spring 81 Summer Clothing
of every variety, from the finest to the coarscst
which will be sold cheaper than can be bought at
any other establishment in the country.
Also q fine assortment of DRY GOODS at I'M
usually low prices. Cloths, Cottons, Calieoes,
handkerchief. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, etc.
Also, a general and well selected assortment of
GROCERIES, FISH. etc.
Those wanting any ofthe above articles are in
vited to give us a call as we do not mean to be
undersold. my4ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-29
The Railroad is Here--Neys
Arrival.

CASH paid for Country Rags. N
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-29
DIR. .Guysott's Improved Extract of
yellow Dock & Sarsaparilla

- Dr.-UHysUtt'S I"PToFeu ENtFact Vf
Yellow Dock 81 Sarsaparilla
THIS EXTRACT OF YELLOW DOCK
i AND SARSAPARILLA is a positive, spec
dy and permanent cure for all diseases incident
to females.
It's mild alteratire quail ties render it peculiarly ap-
plicabLe to the slender and delicate constitution
ofhte female 4 is unrioalled in its effect
upon such diseases as Incipient Con-
sumption, Barrenness, LeucOr-
rhea or Whites, Irregular
Menstruation, Ineon-
tinenec Of Urin &
General
ProStrGtion
IL. Ill. S.,.t..,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-02
From the Freeman's Journal.
Gel. yeKersOn Davis

The late elsction in Mississippi. having givena triumph
10 the friends Of COL Jefferson Davis il has been rumored
that this gentleman may quit his seat in the cabinet to
reappear on the floor OF The United States Senate where
already he hes made bis mark. Correspondents in
Washington have written us that they have reason TO
believe this rumor unfounded. and we are glad 10 hear
that such is the fact There very much in the way OF
intelligent reform called for in the administration OF
The army, and Colonel Davis unies happily practical
experience and proficiency the army with knowledge
Of the exgencies OF political system. Neither do
we think that the present cabinet could well spare Col
Davis from the council board Vain have been
uttered against him for the frankness with which be
Wowed bis convictions iu respect 10 the necessity Of
encouraging the building Of railroad 10 the Pacific but
We hardly Be mistaken in predicting that his early
and bold identification OF himself with this creates, OF
national projects will rebound 10 his reputation. and may
become powerful element OF his future popularity.
While speak thus warmly OF the necessity OF build
ing the Pacific railroad. we would be far enough from
Identifying this great enterprise with any inchoa,s
schemes Of wind broke political iobbe erecting com.
pani.s Wild specua,ions. and Trusting 10 corruption
and base bargains for the 10 turn their fsnces
into profits. Whatever route is chosen should be the
best and the satisfactory the largest local inter
eats, 10 the interest having the greatest claim the
fostering and encouraging assistance Of the national re-
sources. When the route 10 thus determined. the next
thing will be 10 see in the hands OF companies Of our
already successful railroad men, and acting in concert
with tie organized chains Of roads already stretching
in tina, direction Whichever shall be the direction in
which these may point may be sure ia The natural
highway which prudence indicates for uniting in the clos
s'' bonds oil communication the parts of the Union
which. from this day lorlb, going to manifest the
greatest tendency TO fly asunder II il from tins point
OF view that the Pacific railroad rises far above all mere
y commercial considerations and demands attention az
asrsa' and necessary function the preservation OF our
united country It from this point Of view that. though
10 the Interpretation OF political constitution we are
Of The strissst Of strict cons,ruconss we vet can ace
valid for the general government 10 ,coura..
and promote, in the various ways that the q n.,,a,;o
permits this a. work OF unqualified urgency and 90
,e,sily. In Angus, last. when commenting on Colonel
Davss speech approved the position he took on ,hi.
subject and when the county pronounces upon il. !,
will be found that susains the views Of the Secretary
Of War.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-02

IN, building on Eighth street, for the last three years
o,euosd by this bureau, vacated on the 30lh uh
rns immense number OF schedules Of the last census
,,o,.,nnx much valuable information remaining unpub-
.hsd. have been removed 10 the basement. Of the
a the previous censusss The ONCE Of the superin,end
81, /. on the same door The few clerks remaining
busy engaged in arranging The OF returns prepars-
Tory for some final arrangement for preserving them.
The gentlemen who have been employed in this be-.
ssu on the final tables for the press, and who have
fslhluly and diligently performed those arduous duties,
presented on their completion the following congatula-
io,y letter to Mr. De Bow. the superintendent:
WAsasGIoS, ID. c., Nov. 10, 1858
s,x Tho undsrsigned clerks in the Census Office beg
.ys 10 tender 10 you their the compile
inn ana publication OF the OF 1850 La their opin-
III II viii as now presented the public, reflect credit
mon YOU TO whom IL is form, arrangement, and
most valuable features
testimony 10 the constant and unreaing personal labor
which YOU have undergone, the discipline and system
which have been adopted the office and the fact that
oo.,be means have been devised and used by you
prevent and correct All publications OF the kind
are more or less liable In their detas but they
happy 10 believe that volume issued.
contains fewer Of these than any work oil similar charac
Ter ever published 10 the country.
Very respectfully. yours, Ac.,
L. ii. Baird, j., Jno N. Lei'ch,
VIM Irving, Aug. G. G!leu,
Joo T. Foukcs, s, L. Cole,
L. f. Pillow, II watkins,
@. ]. Garfield, Albert Weles Ely.
Ino. s. HoiIingshead, ) r Glenn
j. A. Kayser,
j. d. 3. DE- Bow, Esq,
Superintendent Census
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AppofSTmEsT sATuRALIzgD CITIZENS TO oyticE.-
correspondent OF lie R,pubheain, the evening French
paper IN New York, says that NJ DE Lamarlne has writ
len letter OF the cabinet al Washington, ealo-
giving the policy OF President Pierce in sending natural
lied citizens diplomatic ENJOYS to European courts.
thus demonstrating that, under democratic institutions,
neither rank, fortune social position, poliii-
cal anecedents prevent Of energy and talent
from arriving at the highest dignties that the republic
establishes distinctions between and that, wheth-
or native or OF foreign birth, they equal in It's eyes
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Extraordinary Vegetables and seeds from Cali
fOrnta

The following manned vegetables and seeds were re.
Gently sent from San Francisco. through James Mcclure
ESQ., Of this city, and presented TO the United States Pat
en-, Office for exhibition:
One sweet potato, weighing pounds. raised by George
One potato, weighing pounds raised by J. NJ Homer;
esq, San Jose.
Two poatocs weighing pounds each, raised by E. L.
Cane IL Bio, San Lorento.
Ono potato weighing ~ pounds. raised by j. Hill.
ESQ.,, Psjora valley
Two po...oes weighing and 81 pounds. raised By E. l..
Beard, esq San jose
Two onions. weighing Il pounds each, raised by William
N Thorn pson, esq, Susco valley
Ono onion. weighing u pounds, rsised byJ b Hill,
e.q Psjora valley.
One onion, weighing pounds, raised by I. r Robb,
esa Sacramento river
One onion, weighing pounds. raised by j. M Homer,
eso, San jose
samrls OF barley, from the farm oil j. b. Hill esq, crop
Of 90 acres averaging Ii9 u so bushels the acre. each
bushe weighing 10 pounds
Sample of wheat, volunteer raised from Oregon white
wheat, not liable rust. yields So bushels to the
Sample Of Australian wheat, raised by Il. L. Beard,
esq, San lose
sample Of Australian wheat. raised bJ Mr. James Nor
ron. Oakland. Contra Costa
Sample of choice wheat. raised by Lcmue Robinson,
Sample Of choice wheat, raised by William N. Thomp-
sou, Suscol valley.
Sample OF Chill white bald wheat, raised by NJ u For
ey, Oregon Territory.
Sample OF barley from the farm OF Messrs Stee'nan
White. PuSer Rancho.
sample OF Oregon red wheat oil fourteen weeks. weighs
g pounds the bushel from M G.. foisoy esq, Oregon
sample Of volunteer wheat. in from NJ Homer
esq, San Jose.
Sample OF native Csil,rns, IN car, from j. NJ Homer
esq, San Jose.
Sample Of Chill bald wheat, ia ear, from j. NJ Homer
oq, San Jose.
sample OF volunteer o,ts, from De- Samuel Murdoch,
growing 10 feet . inches in height.
Sample ofwheat and barley in ear, from j. b. Hi esq
PsJon.
Sample OF wheat and barley, IN ear, from V. l.. Beard,
oq,, San Jose.
Sample Of wheat end barley, in ear from George A.
Lloyd, esq, San Jose.
Average sample Of a LOT OF twelve bushels, raised from
three reed potatoes by DR.. Samuel Murdoch San Jose.
Average sample of san Jose potatoes om j. M Homer,
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TrHuASTrsEc ROUTE We are informed BY a gentle.
man OF high standing, who, we are persuaded would
not Intentionally ssesd the public that the pre-
liminary contracts made by the Tehuan,epee Company
OF which Col Sloois president have been deinively set
tied that satisfactory adjustments have been effected
with the Mexican bankers who made the advances 10 b'
Mexican government required by the grants and that all
difficulties being removed the work will be commenced
whou, delay, and pressed vigorously TO completion.
The contracts entered into by the Tehuanepec Com.
pany embrsce-ihe construction OF plank road. the
building OF hotels, stables. and other accommodations
along the entire ne and three river steamers. the whole
TO be completed within the period OF year from this
date besides ample provision for coach snd stage
commodaons for passengers and freight across the 18TH
mus aso railway. which IL to be commenced within
four months after the completion OF the plank road fin
shed and delivered within three years thereafter having
double track, six foot gasxe and rolling stock equal
TO the increased traffic with the Pacific.
Engineers and operatives proceed at TO the
Of operations and will open the work with vgor equal
the Importance and magnitude Of the enterprise The
entire funds provided for and the contracts under
taken by an English firm of weight and character.
IN. T. Jour. Com
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ny-ustropoIitan Division No. - Sons Of Temper
snce mainly gentlemen
general holds Interesting
every Friday evening Al Temperance Hall, n street
large attendance 10 particularly desired his evening ~ sr
mutations anticipated and other important business.
pected to division.
Members OF other divisions frsernsily invited
Dec ~
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A RECORD cf tho BOSTON stage bv William w. Clspp
IA jr editor Of the Boston Evening 0sxst'c
Review OF by the dea OF Daniel WEB
preached Nicholson sunday October 81 1857
Theodore PARKER minister sg'h Congregational so
ciety In Boston; by " Juous Americana"
Lucy Herbert, OF the Lis 0ir who would have an Education
by Hstefs. .-
Jus, received at TAYLOR MAURv's
Rock
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THr wrrK's CONSENT The Missouri legislature has
before II bill providing tina, married man shall be al
lowed 10 endorse note withou, the consent Of bis wife,
and tina, endorsement shall be valid IN law withos,
such consent
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GOVERNMENT SALE or CARPETS, SOFAS, STOVES, &C !,
the Capitol. s suciionOn saturday, the ID instant,
shall se at the east front Of the CAPITOL O'Clock,
lot Of los of mating sambe NJ mahogany
sofss, and large lot Of stoves, hc., n.
Terms cash. baoksbie funds. be
disisiy shet the sale.
ny order Of the Clerk of the Hsu.e Representatives.
GREEN SCOTT,
Dec 2-N Ancnonssrs,
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Rhode lsLASp.-The oficial vote in Rhode Island on
The adoption OF the constitution is follows: For
the new constitution. 377s; agans, il, 1918. Majority
against the new constitution, 3,s4l
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Tuedsy evening Novceber 2eh by Right Rev Bishop
Nirgins JOHN CUTTINGS OF baltimore, 10 CHA RlOTTT
RICHIE, daughter OF Tgosss Rroair OF this city
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CARvERs PAINTING ACADEMY.

JOSEPH H. CARVER, teacher pOnochroDanc
painting, has engaged sue of
for Of yra where he intends estabah psrnssset
School Design, aordins pupils opportunity for scsans
oush knowledge OF dawnr stretching and dssasang vhh
knowledge Indispensable highly
well useful which, wben
vcopcs hiteo unappsecissA
and
the of Washington will manifest interest This
Mr. Carver Will make bis
what would have it-pcfmanen useuI asd artistic.
Mr. C. will be assisted BY an artist OF good reputation, Who will
take charge OF class oil painting portra ndcsps
have 10 form such class.
Mr. e. would be glad form psnciIins cssyoang
pastel painting Saturday, November w. Applications
opposite Jackson Hail. avsaue,
where he will be calls from o
Terms made known II the rooms.
best wished but prefer thai the work Of scholars shosA b.
recommendation.
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ny GREEN a SCOTT. A~es,on.er..

TRUSTEES SALE or GROCERIES, CROCKERy, pURNf-
hc At anctonon Saturday, The ID instant,
10 O'Clock, Of Green Scott,
~ 9Th street and Pepnyvsra by virtue of deed
trust from oeo W Bray subscriber bearing da's the 9th
May, 1881 and Lb.r No folio
Of the land county the
District Of Coumhs all groceries, crocksry furnsture
mentioned In said deed. Terms
r. l.. HARVEY, Trustee.
GREEN SCOTT,
AucuopeeD.
And Immediately after IN. sale 81 the above, we
shall proceed to SELL
risser.
Also large assortment Of furniture hslsosns various nd
v,dusis declining housekeeping
GREEN SCOTT,
Dec 2-3 Aucfisnesrs,
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WE WISH 10 keep the public reusssAed thaa
store new ON Ninth street. w Doors Csssus consr.
where have the thsss
the city, containing every Wa
have one ros ninety feet long, AeA bsndsos assss ss
walnut and rosewood cossssG u ss
o lounge chsrs, four chais and centre tase
Chamber real walnut and hendso0e snaosss1,
consisting bedsead buresu washseas<, ehssA
towel rack rocking chairs four chairs os chAirs ~
wnrdrob>s bsdsesa chairs ooting gansss
feathers cutlery rs China ware, wcsdws
variety Of STYLE Ca an1 -
sell will not he limit neWsutev
atcn door from d. and nvs doors shove
Gets corner.
NB-Ou whose accounts stas1lan m
cIosed July earnestly call 6sa
either viii cash by notes at shor dates.
Nov 0o-Jteodn J.. NJ pONN 8nOa
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FURNISHED PARLOR AND CHAMBERg FOR
RENT-Three CHAMBERS and pshos and chanbsv ths
co0ebssa-
bly, and neatly furnished sshy situated. III
Congesatiooai church.
desirable OF and
venionces, and TO the principal hotels.
Apply premises
22-dtnf r
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cTAPLE and Fancy statonery.--Juus opened several
Of newly selected staple and fancy stationery
oder log prices
COLLINS, BOVINE, h co,
Eleventh st., second door Of Pa
Branch of atsoncrs' HALT
Ioyg-do' IA and l7s Pearl street. Ss- yofs'
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Clements OF International law, p 2Si.

ErmenE oil international Law, y 21lt
ERRATA-In the article in the Union of 21,h Sd nara
graph, OH line for $500 square miles, read $500 900
square mes In the 9th paragraph, l0Ih line. for "iwo
thousand FIVE hundred miles, read twenty-five thou.
sand miles The last refers TO the whole number OF
navigabIe miles in the various other great tributaries OF
the Upper Amazon.
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LON SALE OR RENT,A large snd very desirable dwelling
Capitol H containing rooms
stables, house, and garden attached, hs
rented with without The furniture macdsne
Apply JAs @. MCGUIRE,
Nov 23-eod6t Aucsonesr and CouusnissIoa Merchant
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DOOMs-A offurnh-d suitable for family
II Of three gentlemen, hsd
together separately The location pleasant
MEN, Browns,
inquire Mrs. r. Van Se between ~ and 9Th streets.
Nov SO-dSts
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully t.fsruA the
III ladies of Washington its vicinity
a
veantcs just arrived by the Frankiin-
Paris hats, handsome dress caps, bead dresses
Very ich sasha N
arr. variety OF lace goods cspes, sleeves, coIlars
bets Of Point dc Venice, berthes
coiHures, and hasdkevchss
Embrodsries, coiars sleeves, ckem,sef~s
Handk ~rchiefs, founctsg, skirts
Paris Lingerie, night and morning
of ~ zone M
Superior oriental cashmere carriage clsaks.
Walking cioaks, chiIdren's sachs
Embroidered andL ball
Beat aid aioves
Stamped musins for embroidery, dress trimmings
Perumesies, COMBS brushes, hc
q
choice OF flowers less
Eugsnic, wresths bouquets, &c, nc.
New 27-3sod Until