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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

FROM WAsHINGToN'--Col Richard
sons modified resolution TO extend the
lime for closing the debate till Saturday
noon succeeded in defeating The combined
ection of the wings. aboIl'lonists and
Col. BENTON. The great majority OF the
anti Nebraska democrats acted in conior-
nifty with the understanding of their eau
Gus. and voted for the modified resolution.
We WIFI, therefore, have wrecks
peace; but after the five minutes debate
begins, then look out for squalls.
The difficulty between Messrs. Hunt
and Craig will. it is believed, lead TO
hostile meeting in the morning. A chaI'
enge is understood TO h we cen sent BY
Col. Hunt and accepted by Mr.. Cfalg.-
They are both fighting men, and Mr.
Craig has expressed bis determination o.
meeting his antagonist.
Ii is probable that U. S. Senator Rob
ert johnson, Of Arkansas, will be Mr.
Crag's second, and Co.. Hawkins, o
Ky, will be Col. Hunts friend.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

sD7 A singular abuse Of the franking
privilege and fraud on the Post Cfllce
has come to light. A packet clerk for 2
members Of Congress authorized 10 use
their names for franking documents,
has been detected selling franked envel.
opes a. fifty cents per hundred. A Claim
Agent purchased lot and enclosed l,l0C
Circulars which passed through the Pos
Office, when an investigation led TO the
detection Of the fraud. The matter was
compromised.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

A coored man, while plowing on the farm Of
NJ. il. lIulster, about miletrom Richmond Va,
st uck an old iron pot containing a number of
NJ 5Xican dollars, amounting it is said, to $3.50
or $500. The deposite of this treasure was said
to have been made by an old man named James
UJusen, Il creole, who was possessor of his turm
for several years previous to 1916.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

freeman. a colored man at lndianapo
lis, Ia. who had lived there for years.
and sustained good character. was some
time since claimed as u fugitive slave by
o Kentuckjan named Ellington, and KEEP
in prison for considerable period. AT
ter he had proven the charge false ant
was set free, he prosecuted Ellington to'
damages. last week the matter compro
missed by his being pail $4,000.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

f|Mr. Richardson's resolution pros
posing 10 close the debate on the Nebras.
ka bill on Saturday next, at meridian, by
ia, 10 nays SO. We regret to see the
name of Mr.. Lindsey, our Representa-
i've among the yeas.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

fig Granger's Mercantile College.
Mansfield, is receiving large numbers of
new pupils, weekly. We shall give n
more extended notice of this admirably
conducted institution, next week.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

M. ID. Potter Of the Cincinnati Com
mercial, has purchased the half of that
paper from the executor of his former
partner for $35, 900 This, we suppose
includes. the building-a very handsome
one. Mr.. Pat,er is now the sole owner.
He commenced few years ago as book.
keeper in the establishment,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

Matt Ward has published an appeal to
all the daily journals asking a suspension
OF 'lcir opinion upon the result Of his
late fia until repor; Of The evidence is
OIL i'l'y published by them. ''
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

In Europe. the people take off their
hats to great men. In this coantry
great men take off their hats to the peo.
pie. Cause of the difference, universal
suffrage.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20
Nebraska Bill-Fisticuffs-Important
Suggestion.

After a struggle unparalleled in the his
tory of our country, the slave rover has
again gained the ascendency. Tie Ne.
br ska bill will probably pass the House,
though it is yet uncertain. In Con
gress it is still being debated, withOu,
probability of its coming to an end for
week. The contending parties are 50
nearly equal that it is very doubtful which
will, finally, obtain the mastery, bu, from
present indications we are of the opinion
the bill will pass-though only by very
small majority.
As regards the unpopulariy Of the
measure, there can be no question:
Washington has been flooded with peti-
,ions against it, emanating from almost
every Stale in the Union, while as yet,
none hare been presented urging its pas
sage. But that has not affected the ques.
,ion, in the least degree. The South have
determined that the bill shall pass, and
pass it will.
The debate has been. so far, character.
lied by more than the usual amount OF
blackyuardism. Members seem TO have
borrowed the entire vocabulary of the
Five Points, and their arguments have,
in many instances, borne striking re-
semblance to those used by the redoubla-
bic Tom uyer. and other heroes of the
ring. Brawls that would disgrace dog
gerry, have repeatedly taken place, and
the Sergeant.al-Arms has had all his time
nployed in attempting 10 keep the in
lammables within gun>shot Of decency
but las most slgnalIy tailed. Ducks will
swim, birds will ly, and by the same
law of nature, Congressman will black
guard and bully.
1t is by such means that the bill will
pass. The chivalrous gentry of the
South, hesitate not when worsted in
debate TO appeal to Gsiiculis-lhe style
of argument they understand the most
thoroughly. Occasionally they catch Q
tartar, as in the Cutting and Breckenridge
affair, and more recently, when Edmond
son cooled down one of The Ilotspurs who
had signifed his intention TO treat him tt
dose of Southern argument, by pulling
off his coat, and expressing his en,r'
willingness to settle the dispute in lha
way. More recently, Hunt, Loui IAN
member, and Croig, Of North Caro!i2a
have had se..to, in which the epllhet
"liaI," "scoundre!," ''blackguard," etc.
were the least Objectionable used. w
would suggest that a portion of the Cap
ilol Buildings be converted into gym
nasium, with pistol gallery attached
and teachers Of pugilism, fencing, an
other modes of defacing humanity, b
: employed at tie expense of government
tina, members may perfect themselves i
these Congressional arts. Time was
when intellect was considered an esser
e tial qualification for Legislator, an
., when the Legislative Halls wns the art
Q ma in which mind struggled with mind fc
d mastery, but as that day has gone by, an
= :, as fsticuffs have taken the place of inle
lect. why let it be done we'll. Let o,
rulers be distinguished for somethin,
v and if we cannot plume ourselves upo
e their being statesmen and orators, we ca
boust of their being "some" in knocI
y down.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

John O'SuIlivan, convicted in King
county, New York, for the murder Of his
wife, was on Friday last, sentenced 10
twenty one years imprisonment.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20
IN TIE NEGATIVE.

Democrats from the northern States, 3
Democrats from the southern States,
Wings from the northern States, a
Wings from the southern Stales.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20
IN The AFFIRMATIVE.

Democrats from the northern States, al
Democrats from the sourthern States, Sd
Wings from the northern States, 90
Wings from the southern States, ID
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

sPOur thanks are due Hon. Wm.
D Lindsey, for copy of the Census
Report.
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ABSENT AND NOT VOTING.

y ABSENT AND WI VI Z .@0' :
Democrats from the northern States,
Democrats froln the south. rn States,
Whigs from The northern States,
Wings from the southern sta'es'
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GFThe opponents of the Temperance
law OF the last session are about testing
the question whether, on its passage,
that portion of the new Constitution
which requires each bill TO be read three
severa! times, ON different days, was com.
piled with. The bill was introduced in
10 the Senate. and was read first and
second ,ime--was subsequen,ly submitted
to select committee. who reported i,
back with an amendment, striking oui all
after the enacting clause, which was
agreed to. The bill, in this shape, wal
again read, on its passage .
The opponents of the law in Cincinnati
are determined 10 ies. the law on thi.
question -contcnding that, as itpassed, i
had not received the several readings re.
qulrcd by the Constitution, f.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20
FROM MEXICO.
New ORLEANS, MAY

New ORLEANs, May l3.
The steamship 1exas has arrived at
this port with advces from Vera Cruz to
The s,h insl., and corresponding dates
from the city of Mexico.
The news is of slightly interesting
nature. The revolution at Acapulco was
still in progress and it was rumored
that an enga cement had occurred between
the troops of Santa Anna and Alvarez in
which the latter was victorious. The
rumor was not generally credited at the
city of Mexico.
A report was also current that the U
S. Sloop of war Portsmouth had arrived
a, Acapulco, and finding the port undel
blockade, threa tened 10 force the same on
the ground that Santa Anna had estab.
lished it without first warning ioreign,
powers of his intentions. ala Nj
The Mexican Journal announces the
death of Gen. Bravo. long and fayorably.
connected with the affairs of the Repub-
lic.a .s..a.az Ia laf sa.va,aaf
Troubles had occurred in the Mexican,
Cabinet. and the Trait De Unloa' nae
been seized by order Of the government
for commenting Oh them. 5ia a Ea@y
A diligence on its way from Mexico
to Vera Cruz, had been attacked and rob.
bed of large amount of money
1t had been announced lha. the French
government had disayowed the expedition
to Sonora. sa lzG aA3 - sHa.,
The brig eTwo LADIES' had arrived at
Vera Cruz, from N. ", on the 9Th She
was then 45 days out. Fears were enter
tanned that she was LOST i! sslr1gfst
The annual Connecticut editorial con-
[venlion will meet at Bridgeport, Conn.
on Wednesday, June7.F aSoa a.1' wa
On Friday last the Willis and Forest
libel case closed IN New York on Friday,
and il is rvmored that the jury were equal"
| " tliyiidpd between ten thousand dollars
.TTEqf fa33 EVA III
any allituis siA ceA'ss;l; yeaad Ae .@s asT
a man who alyertises for a competent i
person to undertake the sale OF d. new
medicine, adds that il. will be found profit
able 10 the ''undertaher"Hl Ia, sd, gs
gaSog gw@ien.a ban ,aan1m zat1sisgId
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

O3-The following is the classification
of the vote on taking up the Nebraska
bill
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20
ATnIToR'S : OFFICE,

Pirbland Copniy, Ohjo May II, 1854.
certify that | have read and compared the
above with the original copy, and find them cor
rect. JESSE WILLIAMS, Auditor.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

AN import mt decision TO tavern keep.
ers vas given by Hon: Oswald Thomp.
son, President fudge Of the Court OF
Quarter Sessions Of Philadelphia county.
The District attorney in presenting the
case took the ground that the "license
did not cover sales ofliquor made on Sum
day. Judge Thompson charged the ju-
ry that the defendants license@did not
give him the privilege Of selling liquor on
Sunday, that the Suprea e, Court had so
decided. and il they believed liquor had
been sold by the defendant on Sunday he
could be, convicted on that count. 7a
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

FRIENDLY ADVICE. Never lend an um.
brella, or your name 10 bill, the chances
areahat one will.notbe returned, and ,hs
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-20

T.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBT. LEE,
President Of the Senate, pro ten.
May lst, lejl.
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A General Agency.
WILLIAM +. sMITHsON 4 G.

WILLIAM II. SMITHSON Il CO.,
" ILL give particular and prompt attention "a
vv CLAIMS against tho Departments Of the Gov
We will also attend to the purchase and sale oi
Real Estate, the renting OF Houses and the collection
OF rents, the location Of Land Warrants and Scrip,
and al other business appertaining to that of General
We have obtained the services Of French 8. Evans,
~ ADVISER, who was many years clerk in the PEN
sion Office, and who has also been connected with
other branches Of the government
We will give the highest cash prices for Land War
We have for sale on liberal TERMS sS building lots,
each l26 feet deep and 30 feet front, situated on
and streets between Ninth and Tenth streets east
These lots are worry valuable, and, from the rapid
improvements going forward ON Capitol HILL and the
increase Of population just in this neghborhood they
must become more and more valuable every year.
Ioung men with small means would do well to invest
their money In the purchase Of these lots
we also have for sale some very valuable property,
building lots In Chicago Illinois, which we will sell
% great advantage to the purchaser.
This property will doubtless make to the purchaser
one hundred per cent upon tho amount invested, in
the course Of two years.
Also. 1000 acres q hne land in Illinois, lying with
II WILLIAM T. sMITHsoN Co.
RErER rov-
F1sas;. EsG's.aes M.isosss Msiisass' Co. s.. Les., No.
dyyres cyrss 4 i. hss%;assn socos%Iel caioago, NJ
" William Il. nes BEN, Richmond. "a.
Tinsley, TArdy, 4 Co.
Mosby a Speed,
William b. Roane
Major James Garland, YLsnoh5wo, Va.
y. ID. Christian,
Rev. John EARLY.
Hon H I,, Rsulus Powell Hon. W. L eossin,
nov 13--1m
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HARDWARE CUTLERY. EFT.

HARDWARE CUTLERY, ETC.
THE subscribers would call the attention Of pur-
goods, which ara offered on az good terms an they
can be had this side Of the manufactures. ~
Locks, Hinges, Bolts, Screws, direct from the fac
tories
Locks with mineral porcelain, silverod, glass and
Butt Hinges, all sizes, from TO BY inches.
Brass Butt Hinges for house and ship use
Silverplated Hinges for parlor doors.
Plants and Parker's patent Shutter Hinges
Silverplated and porcelain Bell Pulls.
yestbule and hall Door Locks, very superior.
Kin, Kim, mortise, closet cupboard, chest tll and pad
Bolts for folding doors, 0 10 AZ inches long
Sliding door Sheaves and Rail
Axle Sash Pulleys, Sash Cord, and Weights.
Shutter and Sash Fastners, brass and plated, with
almost everything in the building line.
Carpenters Tools good assortment.
Our stock of table and pocket Cutlery is very COM
plete; consisting Of ivory, buck bone cocoa and eb-
ony handle Knives and Forks, Carvers, Cooks, and
Butchers. ~ q
sogsrs, wcstsnholm's and superior article Of
Fine Scissors and Shears
Plated albata Forks and Spoons.
An entirely new article Of ennmelled handle table
Knives, superior TO ivory.
A fine assortment of Colts Aliens and other one
two, five, and six barrel Pistols.
Parlor Pistols, neat article.
Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, &c.
houbc IurnibulnB Oooub bucn A Shovel6 and
Tongs, Pokers, Coal Hods Kettles, Pots, Ovens,
6kilets Gridirons, &c.
Patent Sad Irons, with extra heaters.
Wood Horses and Saws, and Ares
Shovels, Spades, Rakes, Hoes.
Hoveys patent Hay and Straw Cutters.
Bar, hoop, and sheet Iron; Steel.
Anvils Vices, Bellows.
Morse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
Files and Rasps
Carryall Bows, Spokes, Hubbs, and Fellows.
Plain, fancy, and enameled Canvass, for carriage
Covers and Curtains.
Patent spring Balances tea and counter Scales.
from 10 240 pounds.
Platform Scales, up to l,5oo pounds.
Morticing and boring Machines
Jack Screws, chain Pumps.
0rndstopes and Fixtures
ALSO, 6ne assortmentof hair Brooms and Brushes
u. WHEELER 4 CO.,
S45 Penn. Avenue, opposite Browns Marble Palace.
nov 14-2nw3m
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JUST PUBLISHED
MARTIN MERRIVALE. his u mari
UROSCOPIAN PHYSICIANS.
LIVERY description Of Diseases specdi


LIVERY description Of Diseases speedily
- removed.-New remedies, low charges, and
rapid cures. Doctors BROTHERS 4 GRAY perform
extraordinary cures in from three to five days We
cure old haltreated lingering cases in two to three
weeks: such as have been under the treatment Of
those boasting advertisers from eight to ten months
who pretend 70 cure in twelve 70 thrty-six hours
enormous fees and without relief and had their con-
stitutions injured by the effects Of mercury.
Our medicines are pleasant to take, and free from
mercury or any mineral substance.
Secret habits in young men effectually cured
lmpediments to marriage, in both sexes removed,
and debilitated systems invigorated.
We can permanently increase or retard sexual or
human passions IN man or woman, if desired.
No charge for advice.
Patients treated by letter. and medicines sent free
from damage or curiosity TO all parts Of the world
Cures warranted.
sonian Institution, Washington, DC.
nov 18-H
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MIsLAID OR LOST,
- ~ nw I~rTn~~ tkA Ath s.~xo =

MISLAID OR LOST,
AN or before the 9th instant, Note
" drawn by Hanson Brown, payable 10 John b.
Killmon, or order, for one hundred dollars, at four
months from date October 18th, 1884, endorsed by
John B. Killmon, r. NJ A. Fenwick, and ID. Wester-
field All persons are cautioned not 10 negotiate for
said note, as payment has been stopped.
W. STONE,
Wood and Coal Dealer 7th street,
nov Is Washington, d. g.
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~ FNOTICE.-ferson desirous Of sub
scribing 70 the ArERrcAx 0neAx win please leave
their names and residence At VIM. B. Richards, Jrs
Fancy Store, at Exchange Block, At II. Mansfelds 3
Tobacco Store, on Royal street. At the Agency St.
Aseph street. two doors south Of King, or at James
Entwiste Jr, Druggist King street. two doors south
; J. 4. AUDLEY, Agent
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fUyO PARENTS AND CHILDREN.-I
il have appointed LAMM0ND'S, on Seventh street,
my head quarters for the distribution Of Toys and
Fancy notions, suitable for presents
dec Q khiSS hhiNGLE.
DAY RUM, FAHINA COLOGNE--1O
ID dozen Madame Savigns's double distilled bay
One case Of Is dor very superior Fsrinn Cologne.
~s PARKER'S
dsss Fancy and Psrfumery store.
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COALf COALi WOODN WOODN
NOW,S YOUR TIMEi Come one Come
IN all Extra lump Cumberland Coal, for sale
by W0RTHINGT0N KEYS, corner Of Fourteenth
and streets near Canal
Also, the best article Of red and white ash Anthra-
cite Coal for CRATE stove, furnace and range purpo
ses and last but not least have hickory oak and
pine Wood, Of superior quality.
All Of which we purpose TO sell low for cash, our
motto being quick sales and small profits, short cred
its and long friends.
nov 14--eo2m
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PLUMB's DAGUERREAN ROOMS,

Over Todd's Hat store, Penn. avenue.
TIME Pictures taken at this establish
~ mont cannot possibly be exceed, as the sppa-
ratus and chemicals used Of the best description
consequently, bad picture is an impossbility. Wis
tiers will find every precaution taken for their COM
fort and the charges, which low vary In propo-
ton 70 the style The rooms are beautifully fitted
up, and contain portraits Of hundreds OF celebrated
public characters and are always open for the cram
ination of visters. nov I3-u
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|
HOUSES and Lots for sale. Several com
IL Portable and pleasantly -stuated dwellings,, and
number Of well-located building lots. Great bar
gains may be had by early application e
Corner Of Seventh and d streets,
No 526, second story.
Measurer Of Buildings.
W. q. DEALE offers his services 70 builders and
others as Measurer Of all work connected with the
erection Of buildings. All orders le at the corner
OF Seventh and Streets No. $40, second story will
be promptly attended to. nov l3-eotf
JUST PUBLISHED
"ARTIN MERRIVALE, his N mark
IvA BY Paul Creyton Illustrated
!, The Better Land, Or The Believers Journey and
Future Home; by Thompson.
Cases Of Conscience BY Pike and Hayward This
Is q most searching, instructive, and entertaining
book =
The American Statesman, or Illustrations OF the
Life and Character Of Daniel Webster designed for
American Youths; by Rev. Joseph Banvard.
Memories Of Grandmother, by a Lady sf Massa-
chusetts.
Clinton, a book for boys; by Simonds.
Precious Lessons from the Lips Of Jesus
Wise.
For sale by
GRAY q BALLANTYNE,
No. 49S Seventh street
nov II ''7-, N. ~
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SAFE.
a FRESH stock Of Drugs and Chemi.
- calls, Fancy Goods, Perfnmery, Soaps, Hair
Oils, Hair Dyes, Pomades, Combs Hair Tooth, Nail,
and Hat Brushes, together with complete assort
ment OF goods usually kept in frsf-class Drug
Store. d. r. SYLVESTER,
Druggist
nov IA Cor Penn avenue and 1th street
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WINTER MILLINERY.

TUNHE ladies will find Il TO their advantage 70 call
il and examine my assortment of winter Bonnets
before they purchase as | am determined 10 sell at
the lowest prices and know that for TASTE STYLE
price, they will compare with any in the District
Just call, IL you don't buy.
Also select assortment OF Millinery Goods Hosi-
cry, Gloves Perfumery, Combs Brushes, &c.
WIN. p. SHEDD,
nov. IL 502 Eleventh st.
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STOvES, TIN-WARE, ,JAPAN-WARE,
- No 4D6, Seventh street. between H and L.
The public are respectfully informed that the subscr
ber has on hand full assortment Of Stoves Tn-ware
Jspanware and fancy articles pertaining 10 his line
Of business He requests the citizens Of the Northern
Liberties TO give him call and 10 examine his stock
believing that Il they shall do no, they win not go
elsewhere 10 make their purchases.
Repairing, in his branch Of business, neatly and
promptly attended 10.
nov 18---lm j. Y. HODGsON.
TRYING DOLLS, Magic Lanterns, Boys
~ Wheel Barrows, Building Blocks, Doll Heads
Balloons, Air Pistols, Games, &C., together with
large assortment Of Toys jusf received direct from
KRiSS KRINGLE, and for sale low for cash at
LAMM0ND'S,
nov 30 Seventh street,
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OYsTERs--FREsH DAILY.
EPICURES OF these delicious bivalves,
- can have their various palates gratifed by hav-
ing them served mp in avery style by the undersigned
The subscriber has engaged professed cook, espe-
cally for this department whose qualifications have
been attestcd TO by many.
delicacy Of the season. FI.lNTS HOTEL,
nov lI--lm Penn. avenue.
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FORREST HALL RESTAURANT.
THECKE Err * SANDUSKY are now
u prepared to furnish to order all the delicacies
of tho season, such as
OYSTERS, GAME, FISH, &c,
and would respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
friends and the public generally.
Their BAR Is at all times supplied with the choi-
cest liquors, wines, &c.
nov 16
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JOBRINC SHOP.

JOBBING SHOP.
- BUTT attends TO all kinds Of Jobbing and Re
os pairing in the line Of Joiner and Carpenter
Shop corner Of ID and 18th streets; residence, No.
521, West 18th street. above Pennsylvania avenue.
nov l4--dlm
IUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
Medicines. g. r. SYLVESTER
Druggist dc, corner l1th street and Pa. nv.
nnY a
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HHAPPED HANDS CAN BE AVOID,
~ "a by using the Transparent ToiIet$3oep for sale
al LANN0HD'S, Seventh strest.