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Oppostte Browns' Hotel.


I'M 7. PURSELL son, Importers Of China,
Hf3 Glass, Earthenware, and Fancy Goods, are in
WH receipt of 22l Packages of the above goods,
WD which, with their former stock makes their
assortment complete.
They name in part
Gold Band and plain French, English and American
China
White Granite, Printed. &c. Dinner, Tea, and Toilet
ware in sets and detached pieces
Fancy China Vases, Coffees and Saucers, very rich
patterns
Glassware of English. French, American, and Ger.
man manufacture, embracing almost every ar
tice of use ornament usually found in a
we'll selected stock
Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery
Plated Goods Lamps, Lanterns, Fancy Toys
Watchboxes, Cigarlamps, Cigarstands
Baskets, &c, in great variety
First quality Stoneware. Mt Factory prices
Common Goods suitable for retailers
All of which will be sold wholesale and retail al
the lowest prices for cash to punetual customers
T. PURSELL d son.
Opposite Browns Hotel.
nov 2S--eolm metropolitan
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DAISINS. ALMOND. Sc

IL $50 whole half ami Or boxes Rasins
loo pounds sott-slel Almonds
1.jr0 do hard shell do
1000 90 Cream Nuts
30 drums Figs
80 barrels New York Apples
25 kegs Grapes
40 10 jars Pickles
3 cases Canton Gii ger
500 pound. Currants
Just received and for sale by
nov 29-eoGt MURRAY h SE1IMEa
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

n cT.Iff~S<n The Subscriber mos, respect
Sa&S ~ fully wishes to inform the citil-
NN3sscGSens NJ W ashng ton and vicinity
that he has just opened lin the
store formerly oc'upi;s by MIR stephen Eddyl good
and fashionable a-sortment OF GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES. Gold Chains, Cole Seals Keys IOck-ts
Pens and Pencils. Ear Ring, Finger Rings Eroache1
Gun Pins, SlceTe Buttons. Gold and Silver TkiubIcs
Goid, Silver, and other Spoctacles, Silver Spoons,
Plsit-t Ware aud variety of goods usually Kept In
JeWelry store. All Of which he intends to sell A.
I0'o "a goods OF like quality I've bought for either
in New York or Philadelphia; and would therefore
solicit q share Of patronage and he will always ell
d-ssor to consult the interest Of the buyer as we'll
hls own Please call and examine the goods, and
prices, at the storr Penn ay er,u, BET W..n ana
9th street, north eide.
nov s50-tf III a IItnD
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- =. HALL MOOR I

q I" III y III WVVN 2, Urnti$F, liuI
hSf.s.A the last five years assistant in the
ILIlhT office OF MesSrs. Parmela & Master J
Offers his professional service. to t!,. cit
icons ~ Washington and vicinity.
Office vest side of eth, near street Office hours
from n. III. To- ! y m nov diff
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MINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C.

w 20 casks Malaga Wine
> halfpipes Dark and Pale Brandy
10 quarter casks Brandy
so bbls Whiskey
IS doz b tiles Wine Brandy. Whiskey, &c.
100000 fine and low priced Cigars
Just received aod for sale low by
BARBOUR Il SENINES.
La. avenue, between 9th and 9Th streets,
dec 1-eo6t opposite Rank of Washington.
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" ashtngton, Nov. g, 1855:

u ESUMED BUSINESS AGAIN--Havng pur-
N chased of Mr.. f. p Miller his entire stock of Gro
ceries the subscriber respectfully announces to his
former patrons and citizens generally that he has
commenced merchandising at his old established
stand corner of 9TH and streets, occupied by him
for the last five years.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to me, should be glad to have the honor OF
serving my former customers aud Others assuring
than that courtesy, promptitude, and fair dealing
shall characterize my every effort to please all and
win their regards and hy adding to this constant
and well selected stock Of fresh FAMILY GROCER
les, procured from the best Northern markets and
sold at inducing and uniform prices. hope by dill
gent attention to business to merit a share Gf the
public patronage. JOHN III. JOHNSON,
Grocer, corner Of tn aud ctreets,
nov 12-1m Opposite General Post Office.
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COIfectnr's Office, Nov. 7,IS53
NOTICE IL DELINQUENT rAX-rAYERS-E0
tce IS hereby given to all persons who are ill.,
dobtei TO the Corporation account for taxes for
the year Of lS5i OF Whatever tc.criptiOn that ul-
less the same be paid before the 3lst day OF
December next ensuing, it will he the duty of the
undersigned 10 enforce the collection by advertise,
ment sale OF property according 10 law.
r. j. ROCHE,
nov o-eotd- Collector.
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DAZOIEsS LECOUrI. The celebrated
IL American cJIfrave II srle back RAZOi.S. &c
These Razors have no equal in their extreme dura
hility and kceuGrss al edge. They cen he obtained
gennine with single ,lcul ic blades, mt
ii. lINDSLEYS
Pa. avenue, between q II and 10Th streets,
oc h--enIn- ext to Cfalcs 4 Rr0'a
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New Dress Making Establish,

New Dress Making EstabIish In ent
INllOSE wishing the most perfect fitting dressr.
i must call on MRS. X. CADY. at which plac.
dresses are being made 10y Mrs. Gethcns new i,lyen
ton.
Ladies will. no doubt, think it marvellous when
she says that -ie neither has to pin l.in.s nol
alter Grrssrs-her fits arc I'll warranted pcrttc
The syst III taught. including apparatus for Five
Dollars.
Mrs c. invites all to give her q call and see fo1
themselves. Dresses or Patterns for 81 x cents
The most fashionable imported patterns for safe
OF moderate terms. consisting of Cloahs Mautillas
Dresses. Sleeves. &c.
Mantua Makers can he rupplied with The most re
cent patterns on the most reasonable terms
MRS K. CADY.
18th street near Il, Washington City.
nov 12-tf
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NrINEs, LIaUORS, CIGARS. &C

WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
w 25 casks Madeira, Port and Malaga Wine
half pipes old Brandy, dark and pale
% quarter casks do do
$50 bbls. WhiSkey
200 gallons old Peach Brandy
$50 dozen bottles Wine RrandY, &c.
rs baskets IIeiisick Champagne
20 dozen Aromatic Sched;trn Schnarps
100000 Cigars. from 50 TO S2s per 1000
Just received and for sale bv
nov 9q--eo6t MURRAY & SENNES
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TEA. Sc

Just received and for sale by
nov 29-eo6t MURRAY 4 sEsMEa
COFFEE, TEA, &c
~ 80 bags old Java Coffee
80 do Rio ans Maracaibo 10
loo boxes fresh ground DO
lbs half chests fresh Tea
70 boxes MaccarOni AMI Ncrm:cti
100 do Pepper, Ginger. and Mustard
100 pounds NutInrgs and Mace
500 do grain Pepper
Just received and for sal" bv
nov 29-eott MORAY 4 sEMNIks.
(N EEsE. MaCKEKEL, nUCK-
~ WHEAT, &c.
100 boxes prime Cheese
loo hhls No. 3 and As Nackrrel
do No do
- bags Buckwheet
% kegs prime Euttcr. for family use
$500 It's. Grani Bank Goldfish
- boxes scaled lr-Iings
90 do Sperm and ALaIaantine Candles
% do Mould do
just received aud for sal. low Ev
BARBOUR i 2ENMES.
la. avenue, between 9th aud It'll els.
dec l-ehOt opp. Bank Of WASHINGTON.
DAIsINs. ALMONDS. FIGS. &c.
IL - whole Glf aud quarter box Rabies
loo0 lbs. soft she'll Almonds
loo do hard DO 10
LOO do WaInut-, Filberts and Cream Nuts
i frals Dates
80 bushels Ground Nuts
80 drums figs
) bbls. Crlnhrrri-s
Just received aud for sale low by
BARBOUR & SE,NES
La avenue, oprosit" fdnk Of WaShins ton.
dec lott
TEA, CoFFEE, FLOUR, &c.
Il 80 half chests Gunpowdrr, Imperial, Young
Tyson and POwchanr Teas
80 bags Java Marac,ibo, anI Rio Coffee
IS hbis. Family and Superfine Flour
30 boxes PeHTl Starch
80 gross M.tshe.
30 gr Blaeking
80 dOz. Painted buckets
80 dOZ. BrOOmS and Nhsk5
Just received and FIR sale low 10y
BARBOUR ~ SENNES,
La avenue, between 9TH and 9TH sta,
! dec i-eoht opp. Bank OF Washington.
/ DROOMS, BUCKETS. &c.
I ID 300 dozen BroomS
~ dozen Wh-ks
50 do painted Ruckets
80 nests Willow baskets
20 dozen Jut- and Alicunt Mats
do fancy Mats
SO do Cords AMI Lines
2J0 gross Matches
20 dozen WaShhaaris
Just received and fir sale Lv
nov 2"-eott MURRAY y SENNES
CUEEsE. BUTTER, MAcKEREL.
~ loo boxes Goshen Ch'rsr
30 kegs Goshen Butter
80 bhls. No |, =. ), and Mackerrl
lao boxes scaled Herrings
- bbIs. do
10000 pounds Grand Bank Colfsd
c;lSk Salmon
$50 bags Buck wheat
Just resolved and for sale by
nov 29-eO6t MURRAY & SEMMES
CANDLEs. OIL, SOAP, &C.
" 80 boxes Adamantinc Candle
- do Sperm do
1000 g1Oas Winter Sperm Oh
1000 do Refined Whale do
20 boxes Fancy Soap
20 ito CASTLE do
100 do Pearl Starch
1000 pounds Saleratus
5000 do Sal Soda
just received and for sale by
nov Zy--eo6t MURRAY & SFNNFS
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

huTNC
ANING undertaken the management Of cOusd-
cradle property in the district OF Columbia I
have d"tvrminei to devote al necessary attnt on t.
The purchase and sale Of Real Estate on commission
eh"cling Investments, and regulating loans on real
estate.
Persons desiring to sell cntrust to All agent the
care OF their real estate, To purchase or invest on
good security, may rely prompt and faithful at
t"ntlou to thsr interests.
JOS. G. G. KENNEDY.
Late of the Census Office
II street. between 9th and luth SITS
REFER
uon. John W. Naury, Mayor: Corcoran K Riggs
S"lden, Nithprs Co. Charles Calvert. ESQ, Pro
t. ssor jos Iirrry, IL b. nov TAI 'm.
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h%To my Friends md Patrons who

have so kindly and generously patronised me- during
the time was engaged in business at the above
named corner will say that it will afford great
pleasure if they will continue their dealings with
the present proprietor Mr.. j III johnson, who is wor
thy of their confidence, and who will extend to them
every accommodation. +. p. MILLER.
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MEETING OF ST. PATRIcK.s cLUR

meeting of member, now in New York, If the 81.
PatIcks Club, Of Dublin. a. Of which John Mitchell was
President held at the Grand Street House last
ing. Z VI. Mcdonald was Chairman, and Henry Clark
acted Secretary The address which the Club proposes
T. present Mr. Mitchell his arrival was presented
by Mr Clark in behalf Of the Committee appointed at
the last meeting Of the Club, and after being read,
adopted. II ordered that the address be engossed
r. adv for the day when Mitchell may arrive. Messrs
Clerk Stewart and McDonough were appointed a Com
mitlee to engrcs the address Mr Clark in behalf Of the
Committee appointed confer with the Confederate Club
reported that hey had made arrang to march in the
ranks with the Confederate the occasion of receiving
Mr. Mitchell and through the kindness # the Conederates
tie 81 Patrck Club viii have the opportunity of first
presenting their address to their President Ia pre-
scnng their address, this Club will form separate
from the other Societies Mr. Clark appointed reader
the address Some further business transacted and
The Club adjourned This Club will meet Mondays in
the evening for the present notices of which meetings, Il
resolved, should be published in The Tribune and
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v vrcFrARIaN SOCIETY

On Tucsdny evening O'Clock this Society held H.
annual meeting at the lecture hall Of the lylropaihc
School No. IS Laightat Or Trail presided. G. II L.
Baron ecug Secretary An election OF officers resulted
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UASHINGTON ITEMS.

From The Star
Mr. MARCOLETA-Ihe Nctr- York Tri1nne informs ls
ta the Nicaraguan authorities have again accredited M
Marcoleta 10 this Government aud expresses the belief
that the present Secretary Of State will consent 10 receive
him on the ground that his original difficulty with Mr.
ebter grew out ola difference point Of etiquette
Ibis mistake, very wide, indeed. Of the truth Mr.
Webster originally demanded his recall account Of
fragrant breach OF confidence his part Thus at his
quest Mr. W permitted him to read important State
paper in manuscript with pledge his part that he
would neither take note from il nor copy H. lie de-
tocted IN the act Of copying it, and being taxed with his
breach of the confidence of this Government denied the
fact and aerward compelled to give up the copy Of
the paper in his own hand writing His conduct through
ont that affair compelled Mr. w to demand his recall
which being refused by his Government Nc Everett who
was IN Office when the refusal reached Washington
maiN disisstd ham no official intercourse having beoa
held with him in the interim Under these crcumstances
Il can hardly be possible that the present Secretary Of
STATE viii consent 20 put himself in communca alton with
Mv Marcooia especially he Is believed have
rendered himself notorious aoT his first oense by pr IT
,utrg lis quasi ell ia position for the Parpose Of stock
clcraic.s In Wal q.
THA SrAiY ~ rns RVsso TURKISH QUE-rI0N.-W
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

among others which have been chartered proposed
will have grades Of eighty feet beyond the Blue
Ridge and have actually grades Of eighty ave feet this
side of it, with very b curves. As point for the
shipment Of coal Alexandria cannot be surpassed and
is rapidly rising in Importance market for bread
stuHs. Upon the whole, we have authority for the
assertion that this road is deserving Of the serious
attention and active operation of the large coal inter
ess located in this city, whose properties are
situated in the region which it Intended to penetrate
The company will doubtless however be soon organized
and careful and thorough surveys made Of the whole
route when probability will give place to facts, aud the
merits of the scheme be fairly tested heanwhis, we
would advise all interested in the coal mines o. upper
Virginia and MARYLAND not to commit their faith their
means 10 other schemes of which enough Will no doubt
be pressed upon their attention.
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made Of 1856 hhds. Nsuvitas At 2sc sohc, u DO st
Ctoix at 2skc 100 terces and 100 bes ne. oeeia ~
/ 275 muscovado do at &c a 27c $50 CardenAs do 1t
20c. q 2lc. per gallon.
NAVAL sroRxs-spiits turpeut'ns and tar were more
saeabe white rosin seemed cheaper, and crude turpen
tine remained about the The sales OF the week
reached 4oOe bb crude turpentine at 81 10 per $50
lbs 100 bbls spirits do at 53c 5sc 6oc per gallon
4e5 bills white rosn at So 26 SIS per $50 lbs 465 No
q do ct 81 65 a. 100 bbs Wilmington common rosin, at
81 42h 81 621 $50 North county do. at 81 20 81
40; and Z, 040 tar, at 81 so q 50 70 per Dbl
OIIs.-sperm and linseed favored buyers. Other des
criptious last Represented The weeks operations
at 81 IS zoos gallons olive, 81 % 81 3d. IS 900 do.
linseed G2hc 64c for WHOLE aud 6ac. 66c for small
lots, per galor; 1900 baskets olive, 81 - 25 and 50
PROVISIONS was in limited demand to day The
sales did not exceed 400 bbls at s3 80 slS 62 for
prime and Sl6 10 SIS s7h for ness per Dbl A sale
Lard hardly dear Wa noticed sales Of 450 bbls
at exc. aZc; and 1900 lbs, in tin canisters ut
amounted to 400 bbs at 81 so 81 for country prime
So rs So SO for city do IS $40 20 for country mes
sl2 sls for city do s12 90 sl3 for repacksi
Chicago do and $4 for extra do per bbl Butter was
dull and cheese pretty saleabe AZ former rates.
RoE-Ony 70 terees were disposed of to-day at u 81
81 62h per 100 lbs
week at IL 13c per 10 Obsr articles were insunate
Soar About 800 boxes CASTLE found buyers at loc
per lb.
SUGAR The past weeks business has been very exten
sive at further mproy in prices of p of cent per
ID. The sales reached 900 huds Porto Rico, at Al
6l{c 5000 do inferior good Cuba at 3sl sac
1900 do New Orleans at Al Sc; few do new crol
St. Croix at 62 AIS boxes brown Havana, at 6Ac
100 do. white ut IA arse; and 16.5l5 bags Manila
in part, ut SIC per ID.
TAILow-Abcu ut SO 900 lbs changed hands during the
week at 914c. 91ac. per ID.
s6ToBAcCo not very active to day. The sales EN-
bsacd SO bids Kentucky at SIC &c., and At cases
Florida, part at lac.
WmsKEy.-The sales of prison reached 500 bbls., al
Csc. 23hc. per gallon further advance.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
EBIg RARnAD-No receipts to-day, in consequence OF
The late accident at the Della ware bridge
NoK1H RIVER BoATs-3So bbs -four, al pkgs. wool, 13C
bbls whiskey 40 pkgs cheese "a rolls and liza sles
Gather.
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