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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-16

SsCNERIES.-1 case Sewing SILK:
- do EngI,sn Prints (fancies);
pieces six VestiBg:
ease all wool Printed de LANES;
! 90 Hall x Moody Patsnt Thread;
do de Cege.
hale Negro Blankets: reed this day and
forssfe bv nSvis JAS LOW co.
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GOLD PENS. GOLD CHAINS. ETC.

GOLD PENS. GOLD CHAINS. ETC.
have received another LOT Of tn justly eeetra
w ted Gold Pens manufactured by A. Morton ~ Co.
New York. and which will warrant break ~ fair
in writing IL do another fOP the bro
ken one We Rave ass htns large Of Gold
and silver Watches ofvrry description Gold Guard Fob and
Vest Chains Gold Necklaces ri Ru,y Rings-in
short Clocks an JeselTy all
Of which will sill figures cash.
every article to be- Just such represented.
novg BIrTR0LFF SONS. Main st.. bet. LIST & "a.
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HOu.E EIRNI,HiNi; GOOns,


HNOLBUkS HERsHBsRGER have open for 4
~ animation Large stock Of iurnsl G"ods
ting OF Three Ply Ingram and os peed Carpets. Stsr
and Hall CARPETS "f various patterns and quslits F.r on
Cloths To rs feet wide. Satin de Laiges Worsed
Muslin aud Lace Cntans. oruices Curta Pine aud sia
Rods. Mar.-illrs Qus LA Damasks. Table Linen aud
Tow-iug Piano aud rate Clohs aud Bed Blankets Of al
sis.s and quali. les.
W. also Mattresses Of every size and deserp
which W. VIII warrant AZ goof as eau be UNI Also
BED Conf Of all ALI which will cell low
the quality he found this side OF Allegheny
uann aims Ester Block sst It. near Mai oe'2o
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kEAL estate FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

parsasnes Of decree Of the vanderhursh Court
cs. Wherein sid samuel
Aud JANE. Mec-l:er AID Others defendants Will e.
s,s: +; y 80 s'; e: :;
said day. the foo.ins al ss,.s situated in y.nas.bu'sh
90 s:.. IL: s. .st:ss q Fl: s .
&.
81 The p..S,s ari Of Wand ,SSrss sSs. and
rer q section No running thence nOra .on. the ca.
the Ba, River Island; thence along said Bayou
lions aud east along sad line 70 IL. place o. begin
.l' the half Of the south
land district aforesaid and the Of the south
TEsM OF s%iEso%s third of the pureAa.. money in
cash; in six months with interest and the remaining in
sis s I've r Re 10
for the unpaid portion of the purchase nd
the property Purchased
The and mortgage will contain provision waving relief
from So, sss.'n or JTs MITCHELL Trustees.
"1 c.6ThiNes IN EHcaHSG. foR u sTHrs s''
NHE rsgaed would rrsPestsa iafrm the citizens Of
,T as & sfs h: has ass
consisting in part Of.
wool; black plain and wateIed silks bsaehsd ps,4 rped
sS"r ssasi and soa sod sss Drs,. silks all esr. Of
ing, Liasss: Bay s'ass. rhye-s PLAN an Fancy SILK
Sis. ciaass .' ," 81. .,y aud "s. nas Of
other articles 10 t-di. us o m~n ion
A my Is. small prh and quick sales " wonld ad
wise thos wishing get tn In fall and winter supplies IA
IN with a call before par hasng ~is- where
Especially would draw the dealers
chant tailors very heavy AMI choice stock OF Caiae
ri in and fancy Casmrr all csors of Broadeoths Over
hitn-ys Beaver Keiseys Peter ham wool silk
aud Lining ana all kinds Of raors trimmings
To those dealing Reasy Made CT ching quest visit
ia order to examine the very bsanv stock which
tany keer hand ateud selling prices
and
As these Clothing msnufctured in this city Under
Supervision. able better ht add
substantial sewing than iherr had other market.
Come all and convince yourselves OF the fact
ANSPACHER.
povs Main street. doo below Branch Bank.
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G,HOiCE FIRE.. GROC ERIEs q PROVISIONS
W 4 90 pouu es Canvassed Snsar-Cared Hans.
so do do Dried Beef.
go do Plain Hams and shoulders.
boxes Starch
10 do 0le.ne and Palm Soap.
10 do Star Candles.
sack Pepper.
I do Old Government lava Coffee. extra.
box Chaeolste. box Co oa. 81 Citren.
81 b.ls Ma-ksrsl. 10 boxes Herring
2bax-s Pepper Sauce. bill sics. 91bs Indigo.
tbnl extra syrup hox Cssssle Soap,
81 boxes English Dairy Cheese,
Putnam Farm 40.
&c do w X. Cream do. received at
pov3 C00ik's Family Grocery.
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aCEAnRiES.-
- 200 ass d Wires so tbs Flock Tin,
IDibs Copper Bottoms. casa Zine.
eask Anviis. reed Ter Lexington and FOR sale by
noyG SAMUEL ORR.
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PRIVATE BOARDING..

w nsv9 SAMUEL ORR.
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ANEW C,ypm>TEIy TUE FuE,.D.

TUNHE Fall S,vle Hat manufactures by NAUTIER MAXI
III CONNER. Is before the public. and will
any other HAT without Distinction Of parties In po'ut
6nish Seanry durability Citizens about voting them
eIses Ha, would 10 we'll TO call aud exsmn eand1
,ae will speak for ITSELF Main street, between FRS. and
s.eora
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wESTERN FEED AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
NIs.s ER. WuNGATE & CO.
MANUFACTURERS snd Dealers in all kind. o. Farm
wi aud Garden Implements. Moving Resrns and Ihr-sh-
ins Mehne~ Field and Garden Seeds Trees &C., SIS Main
Street opposite Bank of Louisville. Louisville. Ky.
sep25-iyw 60.
a LOT Of Turutuli's Cutting Boxes Corn shes,s sod
IA Sausage Cutters tor sale BY novi4 T. GRANT CO.
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IQUORS-A good assortment Of Liquors OF AL kinds Of
IL hand and for sale By uov2a PRESTON BROS.
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<, s. ALMONDs.-25o 800 lis sor sale by
Cs 5. L. GILBERT A CO.. Sye. near Water.
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AUCTION ROOMS,

MAIN STREET BERN ZEN SECUND AND THIRD.
az removed auction Rooms Main streel near
w the old Court House. where prepared o r-ces
AM sell auction private ssie all kinds Of
Merchandise household Furniture herses Bug<ies &e &C.
Cas; advances made eonsgs ments 60 sell auction
RE.iU LAR SALES-Evsry tuesday Thursday and Satua-
day. COMMENCING o'clock NJ aad Tuesday wedn.s-
day and RI io ~ evenings at gas-i lighting
will A particular sltsHtoa to the selling oil Lsnas
aet Iowa Lots
persobs having Lands Lots Horses Wagons Bussies.
Of desert! SELL ull.
iieited - give u a call oet7-iy W0OLSEi NELSON.
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A BUSH. Corr Meal. for sale cheap
~ ne,B BEDFORDB.
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CONG HESS SION Al.
WASHINGTON. Dec. Is.

coSsREss-sEcoND SESSION.
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NOTioHs, TOfs AID FsNgy GOODS:

a Q. PUslIEE IA NOW BEEN EitihT YEARS IN
~ Evansville coustahtiy sddns all the little and
ornamental articles 20 this particular branch trade and
with present with Eastern merchsnts can and
VIII sell for cash at the market prices
friends respect uy invited examne the great
variety Store under Odd bellews Hall. First street.
e2-Iyd&w
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NIlE uud have day formed
der the styi and trm of hin Holiday the
alton OF General Preducs Forwarding and Comuissoi
Basinessn this city. EDwARD'R HILL.
sepsz-u MARCUS Il. HOLIDAY.
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TENwo large r,ows :. with ia pleasant location
E i've minutes walk frOR Post O.hee. slso. lev as
g-n-snsn be accommodated with bo rd Apply a
this ofhcs. d civ
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NEW UKks DtC. TJy 7 !. M
Flour easier, but no, quotably lower; sold
4,5OO bbls good Ohio, southern uneettled-
1900 bbls sold at 8 37a9 so; wheat trfle
higher; corn firm, $500 bush western mixed
96a97c; pork trlfle lower, mess l275a l2s7,
prime 1850; beef trifc higher, 600 bbls
country mess s5Oail25; lard firm; whisky
firm, sales Ohio 39la40c.
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Riser stationary. Weather cloudy with
appearance Of rain. Flour $1,000 765.
Whiskey 29@29k. Hogs 4@425 closing
somewhat finer Tor prime lots. Provisions
dull; hams declined to &c; sholders 8; sides
4. Nothing done in pork or lard, dull wi
declining tendency. Lnseed oil firm 80 @Sl.
Iron lower; Scotch pig 3O@32. Stocks low.
Money unchanged.
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GEORGE KIEiy. PHILIP DECKER. PHILIP "a.
GEORGE KLEIN * CO.,
SOAP. CANDLES AVID LARD OIL MANrFAcT0RY.


UOHN j. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN r. have
- associated themselves together in the
OF law aud will attend TO ia business them
both always hr fund ut their cce Locust
OPPOSITE the sherwood House to counsel bas
ness p ompt attention ~ili he given collections
Evansville. Nov. 9. Is5i.-Iy
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, December 8.
The justly celebrated correspondent of the Star
Spectator" appears to have been considerably
hurt over the short paragraph contained in my
letter of the 9th instant. 1t being sore subject
with him. O., the loss of subscribers he at once
supposed that the paragraph alluded to was in
tended for the great luminary, the "Evening
STAR Be this SO or not, Spectator" should not
evince so much feeling, and SO suddenly assume
the braggadocia style by assuring DISCERNING
public that the fast. team" has grown fatter
and stronger" of late. We are at liberty to be-
lieve so much Of this as we think proper; we have
known some fast teams" suddenly to break
down. Our motto is, slow and sure We leave
Spectator" under his pleasing delusion, and eau
ton him TO look out for his veracity, lest in his
great zeal for the little light, he should go beyond
the bounds Of truth.
The principles Of the American party, SO ably set
forth in the Organ, meet the hearty approval of a
large majority Of the citizens of this place, and al
ready we see signs Of fear and trepidaton depicted
on the countenances Of the old political wirepullers
Well may they shake and tremble, for the decree
has gone forth, and the mysterious Know Moth
ingsn although invisible themselves, win, at the
approaching election, cause IL 10 be publicly pro-
claimed, "The American party rules in George
town." 4
take pleasure in calling the attention of dealers
to the advertisement Of Mr.. R. Hurdle, High street
Give him call
There is no news Of local character this morn
ing. SAMUEL.
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II
CALIFORNIA WHsAr.--In The Agricultural Blu.
reau Of the Patent Office may be seen specimens Of
all kinds fsceds to be distributed for agricultural
and horticultural purposes, received al the Office
nom various sections Of this and foreign countries
Mr. Brown, the obliging head Of the bureau, a few
days since, showed US specimen Of wheat re-
Gently received from gentleman residing In Stock
ton, California. The writer, In his letter, states
that from eight grains of the wheat last year he
raised two pounds, which produced this year GAG
pounds-over one hundred per cent. The quality
Of meal which the wheat will make, the writer
says he has no knowledge, not having tried il, but
the straw he represents as growing FIVE feet in
height and as remarkably sweet. Mr., Brown,
after comparing this wheat with other specimens
he hasreceved thinks that it resembles species Of
Agerine wheat which does not contain much farina,
but makes very good bread when mixed with other
good wheat. The kernels Of this wheat are longer,
but not as round and full, or as heavy as other
specimens in the Office. Should this wheat ON trial
make good bread its productive character win no
doubt induce its introduction by farmers into this
section of the country.
NEW USPoRMs.--We would inform those who
SO much admired the uniform of the American
Rifles, on their recent parade that 1t was furnished
by our friend, Mr.. @, M. skippon, No. 1873, Penn
sylvania avenue, First Ward, who can furnish as
fne-itting citizens dress to any who might desire
anght in that line
PoLIcE.-The two boys whom we mentioned MS
being arrested yesterday on charge Of robbery at
a hotel, were discharged from custody last even
ing, there being no evidence as to their identity,
and the general insuficiency Of the evidence to
hold them We trust, however, that the perpe-
traitors of the late robbcries at hotels win be de-
tected and justice meted out to them.
WORTHY OF NorE-Onc Of our patrons In
Georgetown informs us, that the day after his ad-
vertisement appeared in our columns, the residents
OF Washington came to his store to purchase goods
He thinks that advertising is profitable and intends
to edo it again."
Very NARROW EscArE.--Last Thursday evening
between five and six o'clock, as the daughters and
servant Of Alexander Lee, Esq, were returning
from the navy yard, the carriage in which they
were was upset and thrown down an cmbank
ment several feet. A gentleman by the name Of
Morris, passing near heard the cries for assistance
and Immediately repaired to the spot kindly rem
dering them aid. After extrcating them from their
perilous position, he found the eldest daughters
cut and bleeding from the broken pane of glass
which she fell against. The accident is supposed
to have been caused by the drivers being inebri-
atad
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FIRST OF JANUARY. '55.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS!

n SHALL open, ON the lXth ana 18Th OIL
III December the first large invoice of now styles
of Diamond and other Jewelry, enameled and plain
ladies' Watches and Trinkets fancy Sive-ware, Gard
Figures bronze BISCUIT and China mantle and table
Ornaments Fans Cardrcases, Port Monnaies, Dresden
Chinaware etc., and variety of NICK NACkS,
suitable for holiday gifts.
The goods win be arranged on the 14th Of Decem-
ber for inspection and the public s invited to call
Politeness and civility win be extended to ALL,
whether purchasers or not s 4 u. sa.4
II. SEMKEN, Jeweier,
Penn avenue between 9th and 10th streets,
formerly Warmer 4 Semken.
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II Lamp.--Just received BY direct importation
from Irankiorton- the Maine, eight dozen of those
celebrated Lamps, such as were sold BY me a year
aimee and gave such general satisfaction TO all who
bought Of them. For economy in the Of OIL cloan-
iness softness, and beauty Of light they cannot DO
excelled an article admirably suited for colleges,
schools, public DEPARTMENTS members Of Congress,
one that viii not in the least effect the eyesghti last
but not least they are equally well suited for ladies'
that have needle-work 70 do at night
Also hand Pine OIL Ethereal or SpifIt uas, LAru
in use. Of The most modern and approved styles,
which will be sold low for cash think my stock u
the largest in the city and f5rnag the only complete
@. S. WHITTLESEY, 5s4 7th street,
Sole agent for the sale Of Franks Economic Lamp
in this city. VI,
montbIy III TT dec 9--eo2wif
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Georgetown Markets. December 8.
Flour-family $40 to $11 rs.
Extra supcrfae--$S rs.
Superfne-S8 so.
Whcat--white 81 90; Red 81 so.
Corn-white no sales, worth rs to 80 cents. yell
low no Sales
Mill Shorts--l8 cents
Ship stlff-49 to 65 cents.
Brown stuff--25 to 85 cents.
Corn meal-95 cents
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL
or THE
SCOTT GJARnC

DtOII UUHHDJ,
Thursday December IAN, 1854.
The Scott Guards have the pleasure Of announcing
that their First Annual Ball will take place on Thurs
day, December 14th, 1854, at
CARUSI'S SALOON.
In announcing this Ball the Scott Guards solicit
the patronage and presence Of the military and ci
zens generally in their behalf
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman
and ladies, 10 be had Of the members Of the com
pany.
Committee Of Arrangements:
Lieut.. Il. r. McKxAS,
Sergeant. Keyworth, Private J. B. Houston,
Private French, /" g. Bassctt,
Thos. Withers, J. Il. Southoron
dec did #t..fyse
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CASH MERCHANT TAILOR.

MEMBERS Of Congress, strangers, and
Ivu citizens are invited 10 call and examine full
stock in his line at prices which the cash principles
alone justify and those who prefer that principle
need explanation Of It's advantages II you can be
induced 10 take the trouble 10 come few doors of
the avenue opposite Seden, withers, &Co., Seventh
Of your patronage.
The subscriber has several Entertainments, made
expressly for exhibition that need but 10 be examined
70 be pronounced equal 10 the best seen in any Of the
J. RIGGLES,
nov s0--eostif Seventh street. bet d and 3,
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AUCTION SALES.


NhuSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALU-
:, able unimproyed Ground near the Railroad
Depot az auction On Tuesday the 9Th day OF Janu-
a.y 1902 shall sell, IN front Of the premises. al
oelock Z M, at public auction, by virtue Of deed
srlst 70 me, recorded among the land records Of
aslgton county, District Of Columbia on the 9Th
ay lasl all that part Of square numbered $50 which
- comprised within the following boundaries 10 vii
ih smhg a. point ON north street. Is feet from
east on said ID street SO feet thence narih oeo fst
nine inches thence west co feet; thence south 2su
feet nine inches, TO the beginning.
Terms: one-haf cash the residue in three natal.
ments OF six, twelve. and eighteen months. bearing
interest and secured 10 the satisfaction Of the trus
tee. ''0 ''"S
IL the terms are not complied with in three DAYS
AFTER the SALE the property will be resod at the rsk
and expense of the first purchaser.
J. ii. CARLISLE, Trustee.
GREEN a SCOTT, Austoneers
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lIarkets.

#-
BALTIMORE, December s.-Thc flour market Ia
very firm here to-day. Higher rates are obtained
than yesterday Nothing however Is doing,
Wheat-A still further advance ia demanded,
but no sales have taken place only two thousand
bushels were offered In market
Corn is scarce, holders want an advance mo
sales. 3
Rye--Holders ask 81 "a 81 IS for Pennsyl-
,vania
The market is generally dull owing to the scarce
ness Of supplies.
New York, Dec. 8.--Flour firm--sales Of s, 200
barrels Of good Ohio at $s 6s a SO IL; southern
dull
Wheat market frm--sales of southern white
at 81.
Corn is a triae hgher--sales Of 10000 bushels
western mixed at 90 to "a cents.
Provslons--Beef unchanged, but business in ii
limited.
Lard unchanged, with limited business.
Whiskey unsettled-sales of Ohio at AZ a AZ.
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BENEFICIAL RAIL-.
BENEFICIAL BALL.
Honor 10 whom honor Is due"
THE EMPIRE CLUB
Will give their
SECOND GRAND rail-.

On Wednesday, January 10, 1855,
The proceeds Of which will be,given towards erect
ing Monumet 10 the memory OF STEWART H0L~
LAND, the brave young Washingtonian who was
drowned on the Inflated Arctic.
Further particulars in future advertisement
dec a---9teods WIN CAH0 Secretary
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supposed Death Of a Popular Comedian.
PmLADKLpHIA, Dec. ga despatch from Cincn.
matt says, that Peter Richings popular Come,
dian, well known in this and other cities through
out the country, on his way 20 New Orleans, was
missing in the latter city IL Is supposed that he
had fallen from the steamboat and was drowned.
There is great anxiety for his safety among his
friends here.
lsEcoSD DESPATCH
PHLADELrMA, Dec s.-Another. despatch from
Cincinnati says, that Peter Rchipgs, and his augh-
ter Caroline, passed through that city in the early
part Of last week, en- route for New Orleans.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

THIRD WEEK
OF
KUNKEL'S OPERA TROUPE,
IN THEIR
FESTIVALS or FROLIC
AND
Breathings of Music!
Introducing everything that is
PLEASING, REFINED, AND ELEGANT
american Music
As well as Burlesques ON
MACBETH,
DAMON & PITHIAS,
LA BAYADERE,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
&C., &C., &c.
As well as the Opera of Oh HUSHl and the petite
Comedies of the
Two Doctors,
Spiritual Rappings,
Black barber,
Siege of Greytown,
&c, &C., &c.
SEATS CAN BE SECURED DURING THE DAY.
Doors open Mt 11-performance commence at ~
O'Clock. JN0. IT, FORD, Agent
dec b-lw
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec, THE steamboat Gypsie
was burnt this morning at the mouth of New river.
DIR. Harker, of Plaquemne, son and daughter, per-
ished in the flames. Several others on board were
burnt to death or drowned.
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec. THE following promi.
nent firms in our city, McRae, Coffman 4 CO., Bull.
litt Mills 4 Co., Smith, johnson 4 Tott, James II.
Waiford 4 Co., Armstrong, Harris 4 Co., have all
suspended
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SEARS GREAT WORK ON RUSSIA.

SEARS GREAT WORK ON RUSSIA.
IUST PUBLISHED, an illustrated de-
a. scription of the Russian Empire, being Physi-
cal and Political History of its Governments and Pro-
vinces Productions, Resources, Imperial Govern
ment, Commerce, Literature, Educational Means, Re
ligion, People, Manners Customs, Antiquties, &C.,
DC, &c.
From the latest and most authentic sources.
Embellished with about 200 Enguvngs and Maps
OF European and Asiatic Russia.
The whole complete in one large octave volume Of
about 700 pages, elegantly and substantially bound
Retail price, 80 90.
The work can be obtained Of r. w. BATES, agent
for the American Organ. dec T--lw
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EXCURSION TO NEW YORK CITY,
BILLIARDS PANORAMA.
Takes the spectator
OVER SIX MILES
Through the
STREETS OF NEW YORK CITY,
Faithfully showing
THE BUSINESS, BUSTLE, AND CONFUSION
OF CITY LIFE
He has view Of more than
TOO Horses and Carriages,
And upwards of
10000 OF its Peoplei
MILITARY COMPANIES,
sTEAMBoATs, Sc.
At each Exhibition, an Explanatory Lecture will
be given by one Of the Proprietors,
Mr.. D0EL,
Giving much valuable knowledge Of
NEW YORK AND ITS PEOPLE,
or great importance TO Stranger and Of general
and instructive information 10 everybody, will be
hibited at Washington, in
ODD FELLO WS' HALL.
Seventh street. follows:
First Exhibition
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER %,
At7M O'Clock, and every evening until December
O. inclusive; also, on Wednesday Friday and Satur-
day afternoons Of each week
The Afternoon Exhibitions will commence at
o'clock the Evening, IN.
Admission IS cents--Children half price.
Families and parties Of Eve persons Slight per-
SONS 81 80. nov 25-d2w
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HOUSEKEEPERS, Attention Dinner
IL Sets, Toilet Sets, Tea Sets, Crockery Ware,
and Housekeeping articles generally for sale little
lower than they can be had in the city.
Being about to close ont that part Of my business,
offer to the public any Of the above enumerated ar
tices at cost.
MY stock Of Paints, Oils, Glass, Yarnshes Brushes,
Wcks Gold Leaf and everything appertainipg there
to is complete and invite all persons in want 70 give
me call, being determined not to be undersold in
this city or Baltimore.
Sperm and Lard Oils, fine article, constantly on
hand.
also keep for sale Russia Hair Felt for packing
steam boilers.
My stock is bought entirely for cash, and am
dent any in want of articles sold by me cannot
90 amiss by giving me call. -s
On all sums of $40 and over, FIVE per cent. deducted
for cash.
Goods delivered in any part Of the city and George
town free of cost.
C. s. WHITTLESEY,
y 534 Seventh street.
P. s. All bills made with me must be settled
,nonthly dec 8--eOdif2w