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MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL,

IHPTGI IfiE, /" nSH1nGf0N,
LNGR RENT.-Thc aovc Hotel is offered for rent.
J. either with nr without Tic Furniture ami other
Fixtures. II is of the most G"siratln situations
the city, and excellent location Tor hjI, mess.
Possession n'@y hc had NJ any time between this
and the middle o. DCtohrr next. TO gentleman oi
responsibility DESTROYS uf Keeping nnf,I fin" on
portunity Is offered Applications TO he made Tie
present proprietor. John FDi.
h-.lfuIyln m
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The 4urifia,u Gurrd-Wc have been requested
by sundry merchants of Washington to suggest the
proprefv of a change of the hours during which the
Auxiliary Guard on duty. Their idea IL, aud it
strikes us very properly, that the Guard will afford
better protection to the community by going on duty
an hour or so later than at present, and remaining
out until fair daylight instead of turning in in the
winter at A. NJ, when day has not broken, and the
city is in i,s profoundest sleep, it Will the
proper authority take this subject into consdera-
ton,
Small P,esincss.-Sevcrai of our neighbors have
complained to us within the past week that persons
claiming 10 be honest have taken their cows locked
them in stables, and MIXED them, while the owners
have been running over the commons looking for
them. supposing they bad strayed away. As small
an offence milk-s stealing appears to be, it would
prove n costly business if brought before the Crimi-
nal Court.
Conplimentcrp.-The Smithsonian Institute and
Congressional Library were eminenily complimented
for their good management by resolutions of the
Convention of Librarians held in New York re-
Gently. They are insii utons OF which the country
may well be proud.
Nc,r Line of O,nnibISscs.-By reference to our ad-
vertising columns il will be seen tibet our old friend
WhaIry is about TO run two lines of coaches between
this ity and Alexandria TO connect with the trains
going North and South. Travellers who patronisc
those coaches necdca danger from carclessncss,
for the proprietor will have but safe and sober
drivers.
Smart Young ,teT.-A young fellow visits the Ma
tiona Hotel frequently and writes upon the register
the names of various distinguished persons, with
view to play off a joke on the reporters. He has
only been able to ain for himself the title of the
''hrainiess peRman."
Qr,ck Work by Rat Ter7iers.-"Monkcy," HRuff,'
and another rat-erricr, killed at Flints, near the
Union Office, one morning last week, about thirty
five rats in less thin half minute, learn These
are valuable dogs for where rats abound, but
this is only common flea, with them when they
get an opportunity to neck the annoying vermilI.
The old ssFronklin." The association of men,
bei< OF this old and very efficient company, who are
preparing for visit to the North, Is increasing rap
idly. and the arrangements making of the
insure a pleasant trip. At every meeting new mem
bcrs added, and letters received from their
friends the northern cities promising them friendly
receptions wherever they go.
Body Found.-The body Of Edward Tyler, the
coIored man advertised 10 have been missing since
Saturday evening, found this morning in the
Canal, but no evidences discovered of foul
play, except the absence of the money he was paid
oil with that afternoon.
Watch Rstprns.--Samuc Lewis drunk and dis
orderly, workhouse sixty days; John Warner, col
ored, do, do; John Burns and J. II. Phpps, small
boys, found i'll dry goods box; sent to their homes,
w. Moody and W. Radcliffe, colored boys, stealing
Incl for al
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Sih street. near pa. avenue

wa,ered; part Is in wood and part in grass. II
il admirably situated for very earl garden well
rs for dairy. The distance from lie souh cud OF
the Long BTitgr is about two miles. Tie terms of
sale will DC very accommodating. For further par
nculare Apply to e. F.. HITTrNHnI 81. Bank of Com
mercc, Georgetown. or 3. +. RITTESHoUsr. Treas
ury Department, Washington. sep 2-IHwiw
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(toMBS AND HAIR BRUSIEs.-A complete as
~ Surmcnt received and for sale IL CHEAP rs the
chcapcst," at LAMMo&D'S, eth street. III door he.
low T. Tscp 1I-eo,t
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NEW FALL GOODS.

~ NOU Is THE TINE
~ pieces Prn-an Cloth, all shades IL pieces plain
MI wood MuuSs,lan.; silk Pnp!m<; Black Aipa-
cas-; Black BumbaZnr>; Slack silks. all width.
Black Nctf MItt-; Black aud Cul"red kid Gloves;
Shawl>: Cahc0r-; Gmgam%; Irish Linens: also
well assorted stock %: Preached aud Brown DO
m"-!ic-. WM. II. RILEY.
Huy -tl-lm cor rtlI st. app', Cpntr, Market
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ID ICII CHINA ORNAMENTS.-Just received
IL supply of China Ink Stands. in rev designs olso
China Match Stnnd- var patterns Jewel Cases
Flower Vases, Nott" Cups and Saucrrs, Card Hr.
ceiverS. Scar Holders &c. aud for sale very cheap
at LANNONDS, 7th street, ID door below r..
sep u cost
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DOWNS &HUTCuINsoN. AMI,

(tLo>ING OUT SALE If FURNITURE, CHINA.
~ Gloss. Crnctcry-Icnre. China FdScs, d~.-on
THURSDAY morning September 10Th, at 10 o 10 K.
we will sell, at store, the entire stock of the
above Goods then remaining on band As sre
about to remove 10 the Atheneum building. where
We int. nd opening entire tcCk The sale will
lie without reserve. The stock consists in part Of
Mahogany and walnut spring seat Sc fas
Mahogany paror Chairs aud Rockers
C1:c Sud wood eat do
Chil'iren's Chairs. Bureaus Redstcads
Mattresses, Breakfast and Card Tables
Looking GLASSES. rosewood and mahogany one and
eight day Clicks
Stoves. Shoyrls and Torgs. Walters Bronms
Baskets. Isu krt>. China yYsr< iron stone China
Dinner Seas, Tumbcrs, Casters
Fruit and Sugar Bowls. Aibata Tea Table Spoons
Knives ~ d iurks. Carycrs. Fish Knives &c
Also will 10 added
One SECONDHAND doub!;~sea.ed Rockaway Carriage
hut little used.
Terms of sale: SIS and under. CASH over sc5. a
credit of 20 AMI "a days, for notes satisfactorily
dor ed. bearing interest.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON.
Auctoneers and Commission Mrr'h nnts,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets.
sep 26-3'-
by +. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneer
&rLENDID FURNITURE OF 4 PRIVATE FAM
~ NY AT sUCTl0N.--on THURSDAY morn
ing Sclt.mh 18th at 10 o'clock. hall sell, at the
tourist ~ brick house on street. between TT and
18th sr.cts. (orrosite Franklin Row. occupied by
Col. j. :. Williams, all his Furniture ard Ilouee-
bold Effects, viz:
PARLoHs
Pos wool l'apo. hv E.asNc 4 Cache, BALI
NahC-al,v Tctc-a Tc.c Sofas Diy,ns and Chairs
Do Noltairc and ether Ro, kcrs, Union Chairs
DO ami Walnut French and Gothic Arm
Chairs
Git frame FrenCh-plate Mirror
Marb;e-top Sofa. " hist and Crrtr. Tables
Nah 0.-nnv OttOmans. walnut Nhat-Npt
Carpets and Rings, Straw Mating, Venetian Blinds.
HALL.
Painted fioCr lo'h walnut Hat Rex
Walnut AIM Chairs Gothic Clock and Bracket
Venetian Stair Carpet. stair Reds. Hall Lamp
CHAMBERS.
Beautiful drah Painted Cottage Set
Walnut, mspl" and painted peds;eads
DO and otter Wardrobcs, Looking Glasses
10 :ni mahogany Bureaus Washstands
Toiet Ware Curtains. superior Feather Beds
Hair ani Shuck Mattresses Bed Linen
Blankets. Counterranes. Comforts. Carpets.
DINING ROOM.
Mahogany SiiefoarI, Dining Tables, Lounge
Buffers Tray and Stand
t'are-ScHt Chairs and Rocker
Dinner and Tea VI ere, GlrsSwarr. CaStors
Trays, Table Cutlery, Tall c LiUen. &c.
KITCHEN.
SUPERIOR Cooking Stove, hcllmettlc Preserving Ket-
tie
ki chen Requisites
Together With Coal Crate, alright Stoves &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash: over SO and urGer
500 thir'' AMI sixty DAYS. 800, 80 CO. ard 70
days cred for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Interest sep 2t--,its-
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YARNS. FIanneI-, Hoo

n u u a n = r
w stery. &C., White, Black. Gray. and Fancy
Colurrd Yarn; White. Red, Blue. and yellow Elan
nt- Misses and Chiidrrm'S Cotton and Wnoilcn
Hose: SILK, Ca>hmrr" and Cotton llo-" of every
quality; together with general assortment of Fall
Goods. Customers Will do well 10 give me a call.
WM. Il. RILEY,
anr I'm cor. Eth Il. nnn'r [ 'entre Mark L
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OUTFITS, SHfSTS-H III, SHIRT Stare
~ fine Dps SHIRTS. of Fr"T.ch ruit'c. plain and
.rmrel lao nul. C0orri SlI iETS Of lcautifui pat
terms. Linen ard cotton Night Shirts. shirts made
to order ut HOPKINS. rennsv!vai mia avenue. one
door from 9Th street. hrtw"cn Browns and N-tG,Ial
HcteiS. Intel Is w
MOTTO r. !-Ali persons indebted to the late
firm oi g. Davis Il Co, Grocery. Ith street. are
urgently rrquc ted t. all the ur,!e scuei ard
make imue late settlement OF their accounts. and
Thereby prevent ilc disagree able Necessity Of 2a<in-
them into other .nis Tor coercivc measures, tn"
business must be closed
i r. N0RSEIT. Trustee
La. avenue. opp. Kan% of Washington.
sen 12-po:;m-
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f.. NJ. 30 TELLER, Practical Gns-Fit
ter and Plumber

Snh,rsd corntr ofaM and b Streets
I s prepared at all times to supply the public gcre
i rally with GAS FITTINGS aud FIXTURES. : f
the latest styles and patterns the mos, reason
able terms.
Churches. Hotels or any pubic private build
ings. fitted up with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES at
tie shortest notice.
Sole Agent for Dir. Kidler's Ihfeuf Gas Reg,.','or
which tor economy and Superior light should ". nss
seas,d lay all consumers of .,as sen oft
NOlICE Five are now opeun,. Of the rich
est ana best assorted stocks 0f FALL. GOODS
from New York and PHILADELPHIA eyer brought 10 TIN.
market. ". think it is useless for us to rnnmrratt
articles as we could not d-Scrih" their r.hnC.S ami
beauty. bat respectfully invite the attention OF the
public. HALL Il BROTHER.
sep 1l-rntf
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IA ciiilGr u. ariic - fully equal 10 the In
'a Rubber Con T. "ud cheaper. 40. . aides Ind a
Rubber Dress Protectors Tnt'cr Sleeve Ela.tir nv
the yGrl. ivory Stil toes and Crochet NrcllpS
Transparent Soap iu lars. &c tAr sal. lew at Ian
MoND'& 7ih street. - door below T..
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4 LARGE ind beautiful Painting.
N richly framed, to le disposed Ct by chance.
may be seen at The Columb ian,' corner of and
Sth streets. sep % :i;@-
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BRANCH OF sTATIoNERs, nail,

Nos. Ia and 11o I|drt street, NeIu OrE.
nlh sjrt'f. Il deors ho,th {cnnd. ar, HdShihgton1
ftoLIlNS. BOVINE Co, Importers If Foreign
~ and Dealers in Domestic Sta;ionery. now Of
firing of t1p largest aud best selected ,tocks n
The trade, that he found in this market. our
stock comprises all the various sNes and qualities
wanted IN the United States and Cauadas, consisting
nj I'ath Post, p in and Kilt edge; Plain. Gilt and
E:ho S,,l Note Cap. Letter. Commercial Note. Com
mcrcial Picket, and Folio Post; Flat Cap, benny.
Medium ROYAL, sup Royal: American and English
Drawin. laTer> Plain. E,nbHsret and Colorcl Cards,
Card Perforated. Bristol. Bonnet and Straw Boards,
y ank. Pass ard Memo artTm Beiks. If every
r;ety, fapcs, Marble HnG Cclorei raers at very low
prices Geld Pens. with and without oliver Holders
and >te'l Pms. Cutlery, &c with endless aesurt
ment of Station Is Goo IS. 9nd Envelopes nr every
desert ton. COLLINS. BOVINE Co.
ol-hM-
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G.. II. MYERS. Gas.Fftter,
NINTH street one door from Pennsylvania ave.
~ hue. hcirc practical gas filter is prepared to
fit up CHGRCliE>. HOTELS. PRIVATE DWEI D..
ILNiS, STORES, &c, at the shortest notice in the
b, 81 manner. and on reasonable terms
pl-1u,-
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LNCH SALE-L0T No. 9. in Square II, corner
II of Pennsy lvania avenue and I'D street. Terms
liberal. For further Information apply TO
III. I. LOUDON x Co.
sep 2S-lw- Browns Hotel.
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AZ THHn.w Stationery AMI Nrs,. s,oro =

4 THE new Stationery AMI Music Store NAV
n aiwavs h found an assortment of Letter, Cap
Drawing. Tissue, Tracing, Wrapping and other pa
per fens, Pencils, Ink, Blank, Sketch, Drawing
nd Nrm 'raninm Books. Paper folders, letter clips
memorandum flies. AZ. il addition 10 Y;lr,t y2re
i O; Lrnce Stationery suitable for presents
JOHN +. ELLIS
Penn. avenue. between 9th and 10th streets
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w ANTS.
DOONlS WANTED-w,n,...

!booMS "ANTED-Wantp,if for i, gentle
~ ,, n."i anu MS wife furnished PAELOR and
Dr. MI with accommodations for a servant
siil hc. must be in pleasant locality, and near
lee,au'"ut where meals can Ike procured. Would
ooaru IN private family where there are but few
ing terms &c - N " - o. rs
w AN + ID I'M M EDIATELY-Three
y! or four young LADIES. well acquainted
WIN the preSs making business. None others nud
Apply. Inc highest wages viii be given. Also sew
era" to learn the business Apply. immrdia,eIy, TO
Mrs CbMiiS. + street. between eth and 18th sts
opp. Wndrr's Building san o. e,*.
" MED IMEEtIATELY-Tw
W APPkENTICES from II to Is years of age.
Z" learn the Confectionery business Irish or Ger
man preferred. C. GAJJTIER.
Corner Ps. avenue and 1lth streets
NJ ANT ED-ro rent one good size or two
W small ROOMS. for a lone woman a tailorcss
Gool reference given to character and rent guar
antird: line addressed to Charles Hanson ueurh.
fesi oi.ce, VIII secure protrpt attention.
M An TED-In private family, two pleasant
" NJ ms and board, for gentleman and lady.
with three children. under ten years of age and n
colored nurse. Must he within five minutes walk
Of the avenue. Address Box No. 30, City Post Of.
fee son o.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A the
w Little Falls Bridge. three miles above George
town, twenty five good STONE CETTTRS; wa
geS 81 80, 81 40 and s., ~ per dav.
Also, twenty i've good L.7BORERS; wages II -
rcr day. GEO TU0M.
Capt. Top. Eng. in charge Of construction
sep i3-U of Little Falls Bridge.
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"a FOR RENT-A handsome three story
Iii Brick HOUSE, with back hui ding. on 12h st.
island. in the immediate vicn ty of the Smthso-
Man Institute. The house contains eleven rooms,
and has attached thereto stable and carriage house
1t is located in of the most pleasant ard healthy
parts Of the city. Rent viii he low to punctual
tenant. Also, for sale handsome family CAR
RAGE, HORSE. and HARNESS, sod fer no f. uIt
the owner having no further fHr them.
John L. SMITH.
sop CIT Sth street near Pa avenue
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~ TALI. BONN Els Latest Sf,dc, lust
Stp tlnp"ncd, Al SHEPD'S Fancy Goods & MILL
K~ merry Store, Hin street, above PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. The Ladies will find il their advantage
20 call before they purchase elsewhere.
scn u
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FROM THE SPRINGS.

TUST receive! frrsE supply of Blue ick aud
y Cong eSs Waters. W. r. PUTT.
Corner Penn. avenue aud 18th street.
sep l9-Co2w
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Quick Work by Rat Terriers )" "Ruf,' .
and another rat-terrcr, killed at Flim's, the
Union Office, one morning last week, about thirty
five rats in less thin half minute, learn. These
are valuable dogs for where rats abound, but
this is only common feat with them when they
yet an opportunity to neck the annoying verrnn
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- FOR RENT--A Frame HOUSE. siua-
i,,sr ted on Eth street SOUTH between and Sts..
h.-~1Eland, with nine rooms. two sto les ard half
high. VIII he rented to good and punctual tenant
for 800 per anrum payable monthly. 1t has been
recently whitewasl,ed and is rca " for use.
Inquire Of r. L. Smallwood in the store of Cl-grtt.
Newton, May d Co. sep 2e-en:t-
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

1NOR RENT-A first Glars BOARDING HOUSE
i on T sire t, near 18th, four stories in height
with back building, containing large dining room,
parlors and thirty chambers. Rent 81 500 Apply
corner of II and 18th STREET sen o7-tlti-
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'I'HR II E-PLY SHIRT COLLARS-
i Another supply Of those beautiful lifting shirt
Collars just received and for sale at LAMM0ND'S
Ith street, 81 door below Il. Sep 23-cc3t-
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FURNISH Ed n 90 NJ S-rwo well fur
Il nished CHAMBERS III Il modern built house.
with all necessary convene, for bathing. he
had without board, in private family. in oft!e
most desirable situations in Washington. and bu; a
few minutes walk from the Departments. Apply
to Dr. PHILIP SMITH. III street. between 9th and
l"th, opposite the Epish'pal Church.
sci 17-cOtf
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Body F3und-The body Of Edward Tyler, the
coIored man advertised TO have been missing since
Saturday evening, was found this morning in tine
Canal, but no evidences were discovered of foul
play, except the absence of the money he was paid
oil with that afternoon.
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on" Commissioner offhe Second U'nrd.-Wc arc
requested 'o direct y"uT attention To the carcas. of
i dad dog winch has been lying on 18th street be
WEN and sine" last Sunday. II affords those
Ia hl' '"Inity ju>i fine o:"riitruu~ perfume
The Scrapbia,d Sr't.-Tr az" informed u q, HE.
i'Prtrd robbery OF The First Cnlored rrr-by rcrah
'""ch Of H. SeraphIna WAS not correct 1t hIving
'''n taken charge of b; officer OF the church Tar
rat Keeping.
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Watch Returns.--Samue Lewis, drunk and dis
orderly, workhouse sixty days; John Warner, col
ored, do, do; john Burns and J. II. Phpps, small
boys, found i'll dry goods box; sent to their home,
w. Moody and W. Radcliffe colored boys, stealing ;
held for
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full record Of what is transpiring in the medical
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Nopains will be spared TO give digest and inn
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operations, ciiniqnes and cases occurring in public
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The tone Of the Stethoscope will remain I'M
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Nov. 30
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HOUSE Of. Representatiyes.

The journal of Friday last having been read,
Mr.. SMITH, Of Tennessee, rose and addressed
the House as follows:
Mr.. Speaker, twice have we been called upon
to the loss OF distinguished public servants
since the meeting Of the present Congress. And
to-day am instructed 10 ask the indulgence OF
the House to pause in its labors, while perform
the melancholy duty Of announcing the death of
my worthy colleague and friend, the Hon. Brook
ms CAMrBELL the first Congressional district OF
the State Of Tennessee. He died in this city on
Sunday last, at one o'clock, p. M, leaving fond
wife and infant daughter, TO mourn the loss Of n
kind husband and father. Il is hard. sir, TO die
under any circumstances, but peculiarly so when
away from home, and deprived Of the kind and
delicate attentions Of that minisiering angela
wife--whose tears soften the pillow Of the dying
husband andwhose presence blunts even the sting
of death itself Such however, was the misfor-
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*ssImpOrtant Public ati0ns.-yust issued.-The
proprietor Of the New Orleans True Dea Office 103 st.
Charles street. opposite the st. Charles Theatre has just
issued In pamphlet FORM List of Intermens In all the
of New 0reans from the LIST Of May to the LIST
of November 1858, together with and Of de
ceased places Of nativity Of DEATH date of inter
ent and of cemetery in which inferred, alphabet
cay arranged To which Is added Review Of the Yellow
Fever Its Causes, &C., and interesting and useful abb
strac Of Mortuary Statistics Price so cents per copy
The work. by single copy in quantities. promptly for
wared to any part Of the United States being
made In advance In post office stamps or In the current
DESTROYS of procuring copies of the work. and
wishing to forward 1t to their friends correspondents in
other States will please their orders to the pubica
ton Office of the True Dea 103 St. Charles street, New
Orleans, early possible Editors with whom we ex-
change will confer yor by noticing the work price &c
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Remember the Industrious Poor. - The
Festival for the Encouragement Of Industry among the
Female Poor by the Ladies the Union Benevolent and
Employment Society," will be opened Monday the 10th
instant at Odd Fellows Hall, and continue week,
where the ladies would be pleased to welcome benevolent
public to parake Of the good things prepared for their
Of benevolence.
Besides the qualification of the palate there will be also
those the eye and of the heart The work Of the labor
ing hands Of the poor and at prices which viii meet the
wishes of the most fastidious.
Many beautiful and tasty articles have been prepared
and presented under the banner Of benevolence.
The ladies have enlisted many kind hands and hearts in
Of q generous public.
The managers viii be happy to receive any donations,
either in money work. groceries, confectionery dry
goods, as may be convenient.
As the public interested In the Of this
ciety whose efforts have been all for the benefit Of the
Female Poor may hope for the personal presence Of
every able TO attend.
The Hall VIII open the reception Of visitors In the
day well at night, when band Of music will be In
attendance. Pill
BY order Of the managers
T.. B. MILLS Directress.
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WEEK with the Ladies of

~ ST. Dominick- During Christmas week, COM
mencing on Tuesday evening, the 9th, Carusi's
Saloon will be converted into bazaar, where the
ladies and patronesscs of ST. Dominicks Church
will offer for sale very large and splendid assort
ment of ready-made articles, books, fancy goods,
toys and confectionery selected in part with great
care at the north. They have been at much pains
and expense TO render the Saloon in every way
agreeable as place OF resort, and look confident
" to the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington, Al
exandria and Georgetown for a liberal patronage.
Members Of Congress and strangers in the city
are invited to attend They present special invi-
tation to the boys and girls OF washington.
please copy.