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EASIER TINES The New York Railroad
Advocate thinks that our fnancial troubles
will soon have an end. Ii says:
The heaviest foreign payments of the coun-
Try are now about made, S35, 600 900 of gold
aFing bsen sent abroad since January first
The banks have already contracted their loans
some $4,000, 900 within a few weeks in this
city. The cotton season is just opening in.
p omising a good op and heavy returns
Roads, costing $50 600 009, will have been
brought into full use. betwesn January lst,
ioJ :. and January 18th, 1896. Over trading
Ia hsen pretty efectualy held up The
breadstuf and provision products of the last
season are steadily coming i'll, and the effect
OF cutting of the Russian supply of grain
from other European nations, will make the
latter dependent or the United States The
shipments OF coal from Schuylkill county are
now going forward with great activity. Is
there not, IN all these circumstances, prom
Use Of easier times?
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TAKE NOTICE.
TA0h NUIJCE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

NEW GOODS JUST hEC ElVED.
ID w. BHO ~ q y q, Merchant Tailor, Pa
L avenue, under the United States Ho- a
Tel would respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally that he has just w
,eived new Fail ard Winter goods in great IL
variety, such - -ioths, Csssineres and Vesthgs OF
the latest Importation, anu prepared TO hsve them
oade up at the shortest norice iD the most fashion
| sblo Iasn2eT. and At low rates OF prices.
Having made arrangement TO go ihto the Ready
'sde Clothing business extensively this season, be
ee's co1fd.nt that he offer tn thoes wishing to
purchase stock OF othing, not inferior to any in
this city, and not made UP at the North, as Is ufu-
ally the csse with work sold here; but cut In his
own establishment and made by our own needy cit
gems In this dull season lew rates OF prices he Is
ems 5led THEREFOR, 10 compete with northern work In
point of prices, and as 10 quality and style he viii
cave for thoee who favor him with q call to Judge
lie can sell whole suits, Coat, Pants and Vest. st
the following low rates:
Good suit for business PURPOSES out of cloth or cAs
sinere Ter the small sum of............... as
Dress and trock Goats, from tl0 to $40
oyercoats Of different styles IL to rs
Black and fancy so to 10
SIX and Velvet Veste.. 2 so to 10
This stock of Clothing is of q superior quality
and has bSen made up since he received the fa and
winter fashions.
lie keeps constantly on hand q large assortment
af fancy articlss-such as Gloves, Cravats, Collars
UIs nrellss, DC.
Sole agent for the sale of Scotts Report of Fash
onsln thif clIy seq l6-tf
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NOTICE.
ORDNANCE OFFICE

WASHINGTON, September 2s, 1854
fONGREss, during its last session, having made
~ en- appropriation for the purchase OF the best
Rifles for the use of the aited States
army, ''providedtnst the Secretary Of ar, after
fair practical test thereof, shall deem the purchase
advisable = nd proper" inventors and manufsctur.
e's are hereby notified that pecmenr OF such arms
december nezt for preliminary examinations; and
IL found to offer reasonable expectation Of being
useful. q purchase will be made OF Q SUFFICIENT num-
Der (say tw' nty five Of each Of tho BE aoropg such
expectAton) to b. placed in the hands Of the SOL
diers for tr,l in the field. The result of this prse
teal test will aid the Secretary In making Q de.
CHS on. HENRY Z. CRAIG,
sep 30-2aw0w colonel of Ordua
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- THE EAGLE
- GAS-FITIING AND
k61A4 Plumbing Establishment. -

4 AZ THE CORNER OF SIXTH STRE.T Am
~ PennsyiVania Avenue, ara now receiving the
finest assorttDe nt of CHANDkIIERs and GAS FIX
TCREo sVer offered to the citizens of Washington
and at !he same time cheaper than the cheapest
II that il necessary is to give call to be couyi need
OF TINS fact IN" superior facilities Of this house
enaoles them to sell their goods and do work OF q
less rate than sny of the retailers f this city.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage of tn.
eitzsns of Washington and vicinity the proprietor
assures them tuat with the addition OF number NJ
the best gas filters and plum bers of Phi, sd.!phis
and New York to his present large force, be will he
able to do work in both branches in the mo St an.
peror style, as before stated cheaper than the
cheapest. in REnSE
oct 25 --dtlstJan
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

) 'HE Subscriber has pow on hand most complete
assortment OF GOODS, which have been select
ed with the greatest from The manufacturers
both in this country and Europe, ard on the best
terms, aud are offered to Consumers at q saving OF
II OH ten to twertJ Ave per cent, Our stock com.
prisss-
Housekeeping articles every article required
about house that can come under the head OF
Hardware
Building materials, nne assortment not except
ing Sash W'ights, at cents per pound
Mechanics Tools, eve variety, and mostly war
rsnted
Leather Betting, Gum and Hemp Packing, at Bos
ton Factory prices
Grey Rrothers' Dor Springs, warranted for fou,
years We are the Agents AID will furnish
dealers at Factory prices
beautiful assortment of Feather Busters, 81
New York prices and rs per cent cheaper than
other styles.
All Of which are offered at small ad oance fol
cash to punctusl customers by
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Sign of the large Gilt Saw, Penn avenue,
nov 7-eoim between 10Th and 18th sts.
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COAL! COAL! COAL!

ME subscriber have ON hand, and are now re
l. eeiving Lshigh, eohuy kill, Rid ash, ink
and White Ash COAL Also, Pine Grove, Baltimore
Company and Gray Ash Wyoming Valley sCUAL
all excellent quail y and suitable for Furnaces
Gre.es, Stoves, katiators, Ranges, &C. Also, Cum
berland Coal for parior use, aud smiths purposes
2l40 lbs. tC the Ion
We have asn On hand 60 d stock of Oak, Hick
orv and Zine WOOD All Of which we offer at cur
rsht RATES. JOHN GIVEN & CO.,
Corner of Four esnrh and G streets.
N b. We woull return our y: ncere thanks oul
friends and the public for their very sttering pat
ronage, and hope to merit q continuance of the
same by furni hing good article of fusl, attention
to eusnes fair ealing ami promp ness in delivery
nov ll-eO2ws j. r G., q CO.
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WIN. NOEL & GEO. z BOYD,
JPHOLSTERERS & BLIND MAKERS,

ia. ducsaue south SIDE, be 9th and 10th streets.
MI Is are prepared to furnish senitian Inside Blinds
w OF every ssyie, Reed Blinds P.pe Curtain, and
every style Of painted Shades Also, we furnish TO
cider curlsd hair, moss, shucs, and other NAT
trasseg lev and other Cushions; Lounges, kasy
Chairs, Ottomsns &C.; Ger pets and Curtains nsstly
made and warranted TO 1T cid Blinds repAintsd and
trimmed in the hest manner.
Al work done promptly, and guaranteed b give
satisfaction sep SO-Ao2m
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1As FlXTURSs.

hiA subscribers take pleasure in announcing %
i re public that their stock OF GAS FIXTURES,
ocii sing some Of the bss snd latest patrerne, hss
be Z tsct iVed, sud that they prepared 70 sell
utns oS 81 rsIes Parsons i'm want ~ a. tlztures
va !, saSS csIa sne sxSaipe they VII no dcuct
GEj L t. II rif sntkr-g.
= ~ ,ines AID prbf3r oui.di2.gs ntssa With gas-sa
Hlns /. ros us1as rates -.-.t e-l--f So
Nv. TRUMProS q BROTHER
ds. lit p. ~, bet. 10th and llth, o. eide.
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PEACH, PEAR, APPLE, AND
SHAlE TREES

THE Undersigned Of r. TO the public fine -
= collection OF Peach, Apple, Pear, Cherry. <
Plum, Apricot, and other Fruit Tress. as wei
Silver Poplar and other fine shade Trees The
trees ere large and thrifty, and al are warranted
correct to name.
de has slso the smaler fruits, such as Gooseber
rios, Currants, Rsspberries, &C
Rhubarb Roots of the finest kinds, as Prince AL
bert, Victoria Gray Eagle, &c
Dutch Bulbs, imported direct from Holland, O
the fuest quality, comprising Hyacinths, Tuit 9
N;.rcissus. Crocus, &c These bulbs arr the larges
and finest ever Offered in this market. Prices a
sonabls. JOHN SAUL.
Seed Store, corner Of It'll and d streets.
nov 13-.SlWH
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
G1xrnnT


SOUTH SIDE BRIDGE STREET, AEAR HIGH,
GEORGETOWN, D G.
yTAa received and Is now offering a. low prices a
/ 4 general and we'll selected assortment of
FALL AND WINTER G DODS.
Bought priucipaiy at the Philadelphia and New
York auctions enabling him TO offer extra induce
ments 20 cash prompt short time customers
In his assortmen will be found q rich assert
meut of Plaid Silks
Plain and striped blk do.
Meripos, Plsids De LANES
Cloak Cloths, Velvets
And Dress Goods generally.
Also. a good assortment of BOYS and Gentlemen'e
wear
Best Paris KID Gloves
Blankets, Flannels
shAwls, Sheedugs, shrtings
Table Linen, Napkins, &c.
A call is soil tied J. 81. SMOOr.
oct 2T-lm
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILR JAI
&& 9
IN and after Tuesdau. Non. 7, 49,

On and after Tuesday, Nov. Z, 1854,
E He Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gordons.
/ vile and inter IA diste tations at X O'Clock,
a NJ. on the arrival OF the boat from Washington.
giving ample time for breakfast board. Cen.
netting at Manassas Juncti.n With train for Strss
burg, at WarrenIon Ju ction with train for War
nton, and at Gordonsville with the trains On the
Virginia central Railroad for Richmond, Charlottes
vile, md Staunton
The cars leave Gordonsyiie daily for Alexandra
and intermedists stations at n before II Q. R., on
- arrival Of the trains the Virginia Central rail
osd from Richuosd. Charlottesville, and Staunton
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HEAT AND VENTILATE.

TVNIE subscribers have new on hand and are Dr.
L ps1ed to put up almost every description OF
Biick aud portable Hot Air Furnaces and Kitnheu
Rsnse, include q che Gibson, Boynton, besbe, Bar.
row and spence patterns. These We will at up at
low rates and as well as can be found In this
county
Also, on hand q complete assortment Of Registers
and Ventilstors.
]. W. THOMPSON 4 BRO,
Plumbing 4 Gss Fitting establishments
Pa avenue, side, between 10Th and III sts.
OF l3-eotjsul
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II DENNIS, (rRox PARIs) UPH0LsTBRER AND
Il PAPER HANGER, 20. 4Sl, or er Of Quiz
ana avenue snt Sixth street, Washington, ID. G,
Furntura repsired snd vanished. Ga pets cut,
at ed, md made.
Cul tains Lounges, ami Mattresses made.
- Good references givsR
z, d. soI'crs share Of patronage Of the pubic
aud pledges to do his work neat ami cheap any
other tsblshmeut in II e esty. nov lime
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TcoNcLuDED FROM FIRST PAaE.]


storehouses, and large naval hospital,
which we inspected. The wards are
good, but too much crowded; many of
the arrangements are bad, and the venti-
lation in some parts exceedingly defec-
tive-the effluvia being most offensive.
But perhaps this is permitted on hygeian
principles, seeing that the Russian is so
accustomed to foul odors from his birth
that the physician may consider return
to little artificial native air as highly
beneficial after sea voyage.
Sebastopol is not the port Of coaStruc-
ton for ships of war they are built at
Nicholaieu, on the river Bug, as Peters
burg is the building place for Cronstadt.
But here all repairs are done, and stores
and materials of war in great quantity
ara kept in the naval arsenal.
In order to make sufficient space for
the dock, the canal of which leads from
the southern extremity of the little port,
1T was necessary to cut away portion
of the mountain, and on the top of the
great perpendicular wall thus made, now
stands massive pile of stone buildings,
used as the sailors winter barracks.
In case of an enemy penetrating the
dockyard port, these barracks might be
held as formidable position by men
armed with the MIME rife; and it has
been suggested that couple of line of
battle ships in the basin, with their
broadsides to the port, and commanding
IT, would also form battery of great
power. Thus, in attack by sea alone on
SebastopOl, eve Y inch of ground would
have to be contested.
A large filter has been erected, from
which pipes are carried to the quay, into
which a stream has been turned from the
aqueduct, and when ship requires sup
ply Of water, she or the tank barges have
only to 90 along side, hose is attached
70 the pipe, put on board, and the pro-
cess : accomplished with the greatest
facili.- and expedition. No expense has
been spared to render this naval arsenal
perfect, and we doubt whether, in, many
respects, there is another in Europe so
convenient, always supposing the works
projected to have been carried out.
the streets of Sebastopol, as may be
expected, TEEN with soldiers and sailors
indeed, no one unconnected with the
services lives there ; and all but Rus
slams are discouraged, or forbidden to do
SO. The Jews were at one time ordered
away from it entirely, but some few have
been allowed to return. It was stated
hat no foreigners were permitted to re-
;nain there more than "a hours; but
turing sojoun of l9 days we met with
no interference, although We visited, and
curiously examined, al! parts of the
soW0. AMI every thlng worth seeing in it
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TO THE PUBLIC,
FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON AM
LEY4NDRJ1 POATC

ALEXANDRIA BOATS
h The following are the hours Of de-
.EHSSE3H7 .parture of the only reliable steam
fry boat plying between Alexandria and Washing.
ton:
The steamer George Page will leave Waship gton
daily, at 81, 8. 81 1114, m, l. 3, AZ, p,
Will leave Alexandria at n, 81, 101z, a. m,
IN, M 4, 81, p. m.
His omnibuses win leavs the corner OF Pennsyl-
venis avenue and Seventh street, to conpect with
the Boat, at 8, ~, ~, IL, g. m, l2A m, ~. and
~, pm.
81 pnibuses will connect with all cars arriving
at, and departing from, Washington and Alexan-
dria. GEORGE PAGE.
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TO INVENTORS.

E,aE ofcce OF ssThe Inventors Protection NationA
4 Union" Is on 18th street, opposite the East Pof.
ico Of she Patent 0tc. and lie now ready to attend
o the business Of its members, nsoely: m making
x sInnstiope ard soliciting Patsnts, &C.
Inventors are invited torsh and get copy 81 the
Constitution sud By laws, end where ny inferno
ion will be given respecting the Union.
All letters business must be directed b this o.
les, where attention win he Eiven immediately.
model shop is ia correction with the once
Ehere models c,p BE- rsje order Ut the shortsst
-odce L @ CLAYTON,
m lG-iy President 4. p. N. y.
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SOMETHING NEW.

nPPOSITE THE MARKET ON PENNSYLVA-
~ MIA AVENUE doors below Ninth street
Is NEW CLOTHING STOAE for Men end Boys
opened this day. DECKER, enc of the chespes,
Clothing Merchants in the North. has determined
to fer to the citizens of Washipgton and vicinity
his excellent Clothing at the lowest Northern prices
for cash only. 1hsre the
POOR MAN
will find just such Clio ding Store has long been
wanted IA Washington. His motto ia cheap FOL
Ca Ii, and ONE PRICE ONLY.
good ~ubstAntial woollen coat he will sell fol
81 7a and heavy winter pants, well lined for 81 20
and i've cos's overooats, and vests, Ia proportion
Good wool and c)tten under hir.s ,.iery, III ives
&c. III Ia ier tn n the cheapest nov lit
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For Lynchburg, connecting with the stages at
vile, on Mondays. Wednesday, and Fri.
days
For Luray and New Market. connecting with the
ages at Cupeper, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urdsy
Fer Winchester daily, connecting with the stages
at Pied mont
For Middlsburg daily, connecting with the stages
at tie Plains.
Per order: W. u. BROCKETT. Agent.
nov T-dtf
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BARGAINS BARGAINS.

bARGAINSTBAKG
WISHING to reduce the present stock Of Fall
w Goods on hand have determine to make a
gr at reduction in prices.
F1uslin Embroidered Collars So worth So
Cambria do 90 25, 3lL, Blk and so
DO and Muslin Embi Sleeves, Soc. to 81 so
Lace do Soc. to IS
DO Enid Habits and Collars z5c. to $40
Muslin do do 37I to S.
Do do Caps 1212 to 81 50
Lace do do 81 to 81
Face Flowers l2l4 to rs per pair
Boz net Ribbons to 81 yard
Cap. neck and sash Ribbons
Cord Kid Gloves 62Ic. a pair
c ambric Bands ST to 81 so
Muslin do Soc. to IS
] ress Caps, silk and thread Illusions
Braids, Gimps, Buttons Stockings
And q variety of goods too numerous to mention.
A. TATE,
3l4 Pa. avenue, bet. 10th and 11th sts
nov 9-eo12t
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
6NIDER'6 WINES
At HILh DELPHIA.

TOuN ". SNYDER, Dealer In Wines, q tAs
~ former old established WSee Sore of JACOB
SNZDKR, yr, No. 70 Walnut street, fur doots ~
low Fourth street. where oonsEsers win Be supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS on the most sooom1e-
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the In
portation OF FOREIGN WINES, 0moe No. 70 Wei
nut street, Philsdelphis, where be h prepered 70
receive orders for the special Importation Of WinsA
sole do seu and u.wsrds: and also scicits for IA
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, The patromgs q
his friends and former customers. d,
s.s All Wines ordered for Warrington VII he d.
iivered by Express ire. u freS&. jsS-ly
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GEORGETOWN FEAALk SEMINARY,
GE0KGETOWf!, :. @.
Rev. VIM. j. Glars, lpn

6k0AHAIOWE fEaALk SEMINARY,
GEOkG ETOWN, &C.
Era. a: Il. G G. S ParHurAls.
I 'aR duties of this Seminary will be resumed on
I FRIDAY, Sept. mber lsr,
The course Of studies actually pursued in this In
stit:.tion embraces a higher aud more thorough
rAnse than that pursued in any other Female Sem.
.naIy in the Union.
The location OF the Seminary is remarkable for it's
Seu bsty. The buildings are large the rooms caps.
ciors, and the grounds for recreaion are very am.
PIE.
Terms Tor boarding pupils, S2O0 Per session of 10
ontns, payable on the LIST o September and LIST OF
february This charge includes boarding, tuition
ia tnglish and Msthemst.c room rent, fHel lights
md vast ing. Music, French, Spanish, &C. Drawing
and 'ainting extra.
LAY scholars from S. to $40 per quarter, according
TO t.ie llasses which they enter.
Reference is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Gee L: de Ia -kocn W. G. kidgsly, ESQ, " Hunter
Esq. W. 8, d Taylor, Esq Francis Dodge, Esq
aOosrt p. Dodge, Esq, and Dr.. D. N. Linthicum
Georgetown, D. O.; and to JOS h. Bradley, ESQ
Aar'n G. Dayton, Esa., snd DIR. FtEhugh Coyls
Wa aington, D. u
iy TT iEpIes union3
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

-K-A On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
80 Fare round trip 81; from Alex
aGdrI, rs cents The THOMAS COLLYER leaves
Washington 8. and Alexandria at 81 O'clock.
coaches leave the Capitol for tie boat At 4 oclk
Coach fare 0 cents.
Persons wishing the Coaches will leave their resi-
der with Geo. 4 Thos. Parker.
Refreshments Oh the boa.
oct 28-dtf SAM'L GEDNHY, Capt.
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GAS FIXTURES.

lust received at the subscriber General House
q Furnishing Store, fresh supply Of GAG FIX
TURES, embracing many new and beautiful pat
terms, which will b. sold at the manufacturers
Cornelius & c., Philadel phia.) retail prices. Pur
cfasers will hnG 1t to their interest to call and ex
anime them.
GAS TUBING introduced in Private Dwellings
Public Halls, &c, by experienced and superior work
n en-, at low prices
C. W POTELER, iron Hall,
Nos. 3l8 Pa. avenue and 3f9 street.
nov S-enRt
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NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.

I'hEdE Is always something new under the sun:
L aau, therefore, would inform my friends and
Cor fec ionary Store, opposite Browns Hotei n O
3tI) 'ennsylvania avenue, in h;ch may be oh.
tanned every thing in the ,ine in the BEST possible
manner, and CHE APssf RATES, ICE CLEANS, JEI-
LILe, CHARLUTTS, &c -. DC of all kinds: CAN.
DIES OF ali kinds and prices, fr, m rs cents to s3
per pound; CAKES of all kinis You may here
hnd more than fifty varieties Of Cakes all of the
best quail y, made OF good fresh butter and eggs,
and py he best workmsn in The United States.
hatter myself that please the taste of the most
fssudious. ! GxaA EAVER
, NJ g. Parties, Weddings, Balls, &C.. supplied on
the ,hortest notice and most p easing terms.
nov l7-eo2m
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

THE NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL
It'll UNITED STATES <8K8&
NAIL STEAMERS.
THE SHIPS COMPRISING This LINE ARE
i THE
PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
BALTIC, Capt. Oemstock,
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These SHIPS have been built by contract, express
ly for Government service; every care has been
taken in their construction, as in the Engines to
insure strength and speed, and their acccmmoda-
tions Or passengers are uneQaalled for eegance
and comfort.
FIRE of passage from New York to Liverpool in
uret
Sec I'D CAP ~
Exclusive Of extra size state rooms 300
From Liverpool to New York f30 and $40.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth can Re secured until paid for.
For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD K. COLLINS 4 CO.,
Sc Wall street, Nes York.
BROWN, SHIP LEY CO,
Liverpool.
EGG ROBERTS & CO.,
Is Kings Arms lard, london
JOHN MUNROE Co,
% Rue Notre Dame des VictoiIss, Paris.
GEO FL DRAPER, Hsvre.
The ownere of the ships will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, rery, precious
stones metals, unless bills af lading signed
therefor. am the value thereof therein expressed.
nov 16-dly
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3 ALLs, &c,
ste- GRAND BALL
RLINGTO.S CLUR

&c their friends and the pubic generally that
they will give their fifth annual Raii at CARUSpS
tLO0N, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Noysmher
ID, 1864. The Rosm VIII be hen dsomely decor ated.
re Club pledge themselves that no pains or en-
anse will be spared to make this the No Ball os
season.
SCOTS celebrated Cot1lon Music 10 engaged for
q occasion. upper and Refreshments will be
{ rushed by an experienced caterer.
rjsks.g a.: to Re had of sny of the Nsnsgars ~
CT the door on he evening Of ths bali.
MANAGERS.
:, = Essioh, WIN Jones, RG Ecklof.
u " Brown, Talbot. JMFHon,,,
II Kieiber. Harrison. Eckloff
!, Luton, VIM II Towers, A X Peckocheek,
- = pd ahi'h' v, q Andrews, Donnel y,
nay. W II Robinson, F h Dorset
nov 17-hthA
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TARG NOTICE.

LANE Aso41Ssr
EECUS5y EEFERS and Others are reminded that
q tho following list Of articles are of the very
bot description and Be purchased from the euS
scriber On ~ low t~rpz> say other house In the
sitJ. 4 large sGsortI2cu: and supply always -
hADds
Oils Of .la fiaes ouccnswass
Paints Brushes
Caarhirs Clocks
Varnisb Lamps
Turpertice Chandeliers
Window Class aiTsndolee
Ohips Veses
EsrthenwrEs britannia Nrre
Glsee &C., &C., Id
Goods cent 10 eny rnrt o. the city fro. OF chsr1x
Country dealers Will Go veil r. c~D
O y. WHIT7LHsEY,
!th suset opp. selden Tithsrs Bank
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-22
REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES,

fSJ srs now receiving the largest stock Of Gas
w EIX7UPES ever offered in this City, con-
orisir every variety Of sty and finish They have
selected from the celebrated factory Of corns
iu- Co., Philadelphia, and include all Of their
patterns.
Owing to q reduction In price IN Gas Fixtures We
are row prepared to furnish then ct leee rate than
they have ever yet been sold here or elsewhere.
10 keep pc with the above improvement the
price Of gas ubing has been materially reduced,
and our increased facilities warrants MS in saying
hat we are prepared and can execute any work Ne
cray undertake cheaper and better than any other
establish meut 10 this city.
j. W. Thompson 4 BRO,
Plumbing Gas fitting Establishment,
Pa. avenue, side, between 10th and llth cts.
oct l3-dtIsnI