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NEW STORE NEW STORE.
GEORGE WILMER,
E*xner SIS n0er aud Inh

4oa Nsnth street, near .,
Et OK lN1 thsnke fsr the very liberal patron.
Ia age already bestowed on one from nv friends
tgs fspce- qH removal to tn. new stand.
superior stock of Psp.r gings FOR fall saiee,
-lnbrscing an elegant assortment If real French
Sold and other Parlor Styles ali qualities, Land
scape Views panel papers. for halls, &c. with b.
sa variety Of low priced papers CT desirable oolors
AID patterns.
Purchasers will fnd if to their sdvsntAge to give
ne call.
Paper put on In the best manner and at short
notice
Upholstery Goods. such &c Union and worsted
Damssk Muslin and Lace Curtains, Gilt Cornices,
Bands and Ornaments Gift and Flowered Shades
jus received from the New fork manufacturer,
nine feet long beautiful, Feather Beds ana
1attres-s.
O.iclE tbs laid ard Carpets cut aud fitted in. the
most &c lnouical AID neatest manner.
oct li-lm
>OK SALE, the property MIR. Griffith, Ii. B. Ms
L Secretary of Legation, in consequence Of lesv-
ing the United Stsiss-
A pair OF very nice carriage Horses, in excellent
cooditiop
4 dark bay thorough bred Horse, excell, Mt for
harness aim cabie as saddle horse.
A light ioar.wheeled Phaeton, complete, nearly
new.
One set of donhe harness.
| set Of sngle Harness, only used few times.
Three Engl'sh Saddles, several Brides, and q
uuartity of Cloths, &c. for the horses
| To be seen at BOHRER's Livery Stables, Bsale,
| between Hig and Congress SIS. Georgetown
l3-p 3w
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Description Of Kansas

The following description is from tho pen Of
settler in Kansas which, it will be seen, diff.
fers from nearly all the accounts that have
reached US
IT you believed all the newspapers say about
Kansas, you would suppose it the garden of the
world. 1t is not For interested purposes you
will be likely to hear for some time to come
very inflated descriptions Of the country; but
the swearil 6 accomplished by Uncle Toby's
Army in Flanders, VIII be as nothing to that
elected next year from the emigrants, provided
they come in the numbers which such account.
are expected to draw. 1 will tell you the
truth now about this said Kansas out of pure
kindness to you lest you also sell all that you
have, and come to this far country, where, l
assure you, there will be anything but notouf
living Now, look at the map
Ihe strip of land, fifty miles wide, along
the Missouri river, is very fine; ditto the kansa'
bottom for one hundred anu fifty miles up
| ditto the bottoms of the tributary streams
| such as the Wakerusa, Grasshopper, Usage
| Stranger, &c. VoSlG tout. The rest of th'
| country is unfit for settlement; or, better t
| speak, is so far inferior to the millions ant
millions Of acres farther east in Illinois. Iowa
and Missouri, that it will not be occupied Il
any extent for the next seventy yesrs. Th
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
PENNSYLVAN A.


October 11th, 1854 I
DROP0SALS for conveying the mails Of the UNI
II ted States fro m the list OF December, 1854, b
the 30th Of june 1856, on the following route, IL
the State Of PENNSYLVANIA, will be received at the
Contrsct Office Of thu POS Office Department, in the
city OF Washington, until O'Clock . Mon
day, Anvember 10th 1854, to De decided Wedncss
day, the z31 November, 1854:
Ho. 9330.-Fcom harrisburg, by Ungleystovn, Ma
NADIA HiH West Hanover, East Hanover,
Ono, JoasstOwn, snd fredericksburg to
Pine Grove, 80 miles and back, three times
weeA.
Leave Harrisburg Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day az 10
Arrive at Pine Grove Same days by7pm
Leave Pins Grove Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday At q
Arrive at Harrisburg same days by m.
No. 9372-PrDm Mshznoy, By 6reenbrier, Line
Mountsin, Upper Mahsntango, and Bar.
~, TO Minersville, 3S miles and back,
twice week.
Leave Mahauoy Monday aud Friday at m
Arrive at Nine; silie same day by p N
Leave MiusTsville Tuesday and Saturday at
an
Arrive at Mahanoy same days by p m.
For form of proposal, guarantee, and certihcAte,
and alo Instructions embracing conditions to te In
corporatsd the contract to the extent the depst
nent MAY deem proper, See the advertisement ln-
yitinz proposals for mail ssrvice In the States OF n
Jersey, Pennsyivsni. Delaware Mar yland, and Otio
datsn the Zst Of september, 1854.
O~t iS-eO3W
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OFFICIAL
TREASURY DrpARn6rrr i,

1AAAsokY DEPARrNINT, August 26, 1854
Notice hereby given to the holders of the fol-
iowingdescribed stocks of the United States, tha,
this department Is prepared to purchase, at any
time betwesn the date hereof and the Goth dsy O,
November next. portions Of those stocks, amounting
in the aggregate to $3.50 900, in the manner ana
on the terms hereinafter mentioned. tn wit
In case OF any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, Preferences will be given in .he or.
der Of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States nv
the parties who are to receive the amount thsr of
must be transmitted to this department upon the
receip' whereof, price will b. pai-, COMPOUNDED
of the following particulars:
l. The par yalus, or amount specified in each Ger.
ti6cate.
2. ApDemium on the stock of the loan authorized
by the acs of july, 1s46, red.emable November IL.
1856, of per cen !; on the stock Of the loan ar
horized by the act Of lS42, rede mable 3lst Dscem
oer' 1907 OF III per cent; on the stock of the loan
authorized by the acts of 1s47 and s4s, and redeem
able, the former on the 31st December, 1867, and
the latter on the BOT June, 1858, of 16 per cent
and on the stock q the loan ,thorzs hy the act
OF 1885, and redeemable on the 3lst Decem ber 1854
commonly called the Texan INDEMNIFY six DE-,
cent.
3 Interest on the par of each certificate from the
LIST OF July, 1854 to the date Of receipt and settle
ment at the Treasury, with the ALLOW ance for the
money to reach the owner) Of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for sa'd stocks will be made In drafts OF
the Treasurer of the United States, on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York. or Philadelphia, a.
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit Of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury or before the said 2oth day of No.
vemDer next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
aug 28- dt20Nov secretary of Treasury.
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a aEhkDY FOB "KAcH DIsEAsf,n

A the request OF many of Lay patients, have
put Up ss; af = Gs
CINEA each ons suited to . Particular disease and
aot, like tho manufacturers Of the postrums and
3anacess o. the day, pronulgate to the world that
any one compound will cure all diseases, and who,
In dhs words OF the great Italian physician Bpal
ansan 'pa medicines ,ohich they knoso l,tle, into
bodies which they kDo,0 Iess."
J. 8. ROSE, M. D., Phia
For Cholera, Dyse'stery. BosUsl Complaints, de-,
This mixture Is one OF the most important meti.
ines, and should be kept in all antilles as q ssspe
i'hc for Cholera and Bowel Complaints it has new.
sr failed. Dysentery vanishes In few days Hhen
this article Is used as direrted Price 2tc.
Or. J. s. RosE's PAIN CuRlR will cure Stiff Necs.
ore Throat, Pains III the face Side, Back or Limbs
-sm Cold, Oholic, Cholera Morbus &c It cures
'prains, Chilblains, Cramps or Pains in the Stom.
tch or Bowels Price l21z, rs, and so cts
Dr. J. 8: Ross's EXTRACT OF Bucuu is one Of the
Tiander, &c, Price 6oc- 49,.
5R. 3. no,s's NIKvoUp ARD luY1sosA4lss jon
l!AL, Tor uesrt Disease, all Nervous Affections Els
s.suoas i.sart Burn, Restlessnsss, Numbness, Men.
fi "a, raising the spirits, and giving power to the
sholc System, it Is slmost miraculous In it's effect
% cents . bottle.
DR. J. |, Ross's DYsrzprlo COMPOUND. q sure cure
'r Dyspepsia, Liver Compisints, anti indigest,cY
men taAen IN conjunction with nis Alternative OF
snily Pills. Price OF both 75c.
d. j. g. eoe3s GOLDEN Pills fof Falling Of th
Homb, FeaEa 6 Weakness. Debility, and Relaxasioa
iney have peculiar affinity for the dehilitated
muscles Of the famale and in instance ba~e they
allied In Radically curing those distressing com
piaiuts females often subject. Price SO cents
Dr.. J. RosH's ANrI-enIous OR RAILROAD Pills.
hess pills are not warranted to cure in every maj
~ or disease incident to man, but they are ersn
inedy for Bilious state the system and CON
n tevers. When used With DR.. Roses Tonic Mix
IRE, Will cure the most stubborn cases of Bilious
4Ver or Fever and Ague. Price l211 and 25c.
OR. j. 8. RoSl's SARsAPARILLA COMPOUND, for ali
zin Diseases and for purifying the Blood, it is su
-rior to ell others. Price Soc. and 81.
Oh J. 3. ResFs ELIxn " OPIUM, free from ell tn.
ID enects Of Opium or Lsudanum, such Is Head
che, Constipation, or Sick Stomach. Price 26o.
All whose Constitutions are impaired by disease or
'.ak BY nature, should read Dr.. j 8. Roses "Medi
ii Adviser, (Which contains description Of the Dis
ases OF our climate and the mode Of treatnont) It
"a DO hsd without charge of
ahn w. Ea.rn, Patterson Nairn, D. B. Clart.
aePherson, William T. Evans, KidxslI Law
enoe, ). b. Moore, Warrington; J. L. Kidwell,
georgetown; and by eli dealers in Alexandris, Viz
- je a.
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PLUMBING, GAS-FITIING, ANL
TIMING.

TTHE undersigned, having added Cas- Fitting to
i their former business, are now prepared to Ok
ecute all orders in that line, In the cheapest, moe
expeditions and approved manner.
PLUMBING and Thinning done as heretofore
fine assortment OF STOVES, Tin and Sheet Iron
WARE constantly on hand.
sole agents TO the District for MscGresor's PAt'n'
HOT AIR FURNACES, for heating Public Building
Churches, Halls, Private Residences, DO.
Also, fer Barksr's Double Acting FORCE PUMPS
Persons in want Of any Of the above articles vii
find it to their advantage 70 cali on US ere purcha
sing elsewhere.
Pis,ging themselves to aprorpt execution Of oil
ord ra entrusted to them they most respectfully
solicit a continuance Of the fave ,iber ally b.
slowed upon them by their former patron ard IT,
public ii, genera FUksE COLLINS,
Ios 35S anu 81 Pa. sv.. opposite Willards Botei
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aggregate of the land is no doub. considers.

aggregate of the land Is no doubt considers.
Ole, but as 1t consists of several lone strips
extending out into comparatively barren
lana, the unfavorable location will much
| oostfuct settlement The territory also Is yerv
scantiiy watered The Missouri, on the north
east Is the only reliable place for navigation.
Tho Kansas river Is very rapid and full Of
sand bars. In fact, for river 900 miles long
it is the meanest affair in the world Alta
point sixty miles from its mouth, it is not
bit more imposing than is Charles river at the
Colleges, and does not begin to compare with
the Hudson or Delaware or even the Copnec.
ticut at Springfield "
You may judge from this that the country
t5ibutsry to the Kansas is comparatively rain
less The melting Of the eternal SHOWS on the
ROCKY Mountains gives this river fair start,
but did it rise in such a country as the Hi.
nols, the Ohio, the Thames, it would probably
De pretty nearly dried up every summer
were man to confne himself to the banks of
the Kansas, he would think the land a Para
dise-and it ia beautiful in some places be.
yond description. But, at distance of three
miles On either side, the forest ceases entirely,
and you have naked rolling prairie and at q
somewhat farther distance, the goodness of
the soil rapidly diminishes.
The Kansas river is not navigable more than
one or two months in the year 1t is q pretty
river, winding among its deeply greeD-fringsd
banks 1t Is muddy, like the Missouri, pale
yellow, and not the rich tawny hue of the
Tiber where it rolls through its marble vii.
derness," or of the Arno. OF course he
tributary streams are not navigable.
In fine, Kansas is intermediate in capacity
between the Mississippi valley, which lies on
it's east, and the rainless plains of Mexico,
which are contiguous on the west. The per.
tions which are not tiIlable will answer for
grazing; indeed, am told that the raising
of stock will for many years be much the most
remunerative business in Kansas The ter.
ritory will, then, be settled but with far less
rspidity than has been anticipated For q
time the strong desire to make Kansas free,
Will force an immigration hither, but no such
extrinsic causes can long operate, unless fur
ther aided by the intrinsic excellencies of the
State. There will be no large towns like st.
Louis, or Cincinnati, or Milwaukee because
there is not compact back country enough,
and this last will be the case for the reasons
l have intimated
In natural advantages and resources Kan
sas is far behind Missouri, Wisconsin, and H.
lino's. In climate it is preferable to Mime
sofa, but even Minnesota will be superior to
Kansas, on account of its abundance of timber,
itsexcellent water power, Its navigable streams
and lakes, and its better geographical posi-.
tion as being at the head of the Mississippi
valley.
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FIRE GLIDING. GALvANIZING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING.

ON ALL KINDS OF INITIAL
u LABARRE would respectfully inf ,rm the pub
Il lie that he has opened Shop at the corner G
and 10th streets, in the above business and is now
ready to receive orders in any branch, namely:
FIRE GLIDING
on all kinds Of ornaments for churches chalices
eWels, and rega!ia for Free Masons, Odd Fellow g.
and other societies, military ornaments, &c. Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WATOHEs.
Chains, Goblets, Lockets, Tea and Table Spoons
Dessert snd Butter Knives.
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING
On Military Ornaments, Fruit Baskets, Walters
Candesicks and Oassets.
Also Silver plating tor Plumbers, Gas Filters, &c
All ornaments for llilitary, free Mssons, Odd Eel
lows, and other Societies ana Clubs made to order
On the shortest notice.
FRANCIS LABhRRE,
Corner @ and 10th Bts w.ss, uesr Pa. ave.
"a S-GU
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TAKE NOTICE
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

w w. BROW NIn q, Merchant Tailor, p.
avenue. under the United States Ho- A.
- souId respectfully inform his customer
,nd m. public generally that he has just re- M
.sivsd new Fall and Winter goods in gr ut -W
r.riety. such ulotns, Cassineres. and eestin.
the latest inportsticn and prepared to have them
-ste up sr the shortest no-ics in th- most f.shi W
,bls manner sad st low rates Of prices.
Having made arrangement to 60 into the Ready
rrsds Clothing business extensively this season. b.
,els eonfden- that he can Offer t. those wishing I
purchase stock Of Clothing, not inferior to anS II
tais city, and not made up at the North, as is usu
.y the case with work sold here but cut In hi,
oEn establishment, and made by our own needy cir
sns IN this dull s-ason At low rates of prices he
enabled thereon, 10 compete with nor hern work in
pont Of prices; and g 10 quality and style ne viii
eavs for thoss who favor min with q call TO udys
He can sell whole suits, Coat, Pants, and Vest. a
the following low rates:
Good sui for business purposes, out Of cloth or cas-
sinere, for the small sum of................s Al
Dress and frock Goa 9, from...... xlu to
Ovsrcuats Of Different styles. IL tn
Black sni fancy Pan alooDs............$3 so to II
Silk and Velvet Vests s.................. so to 10
This stock of Clt thing is of superior auait,
and hss been made up since he received tls ,l nd
winter fashions
He keeps constantly on hand large assorr men
Of fancy arti ,lss-such Gloves CraTats, Collars
Unorellas, &c.
Sole ag'nr for the sale Of seott's Report of Fac,
iousin this city sep ls-,
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY >

NNHIS bSauGiful burial place Of the aesd having
Il just besn dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for the purpose is open the reception of the
remains of deceased pertons.
The MAU50bEUM mas capacity for q hundred
bodies, in which such friends ( the dead ~ may
apply can place the departed until they site
for the graves.
Tbs plan of the inoorporstors is one of equality IL
regard 70 the lots, which will not be put up publicly
for sale, lslthough they Usually bring renium
making the early selection of lots tAs most desr
sbls.
Until an ofics Is established in the city Of W4sh
tngron, applications vii be punctuslly ssI' njed
to at the present oes, in the east wing OF the build
ing on entering the Cemetery.
WM. 8. HUMPHREYS
H.B-alenwood Ia situated a short distance due
north Of the Capitol. aug ll-3n
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e woman condemned to death in the
reign OF Richard Ill, lived forty days with.
out food or drink. A young lady, l6 years of
age, is mentioned in tho Edinburg Medical
Essays, who was thrown into such violent
ietanus. or rigidity of the muscles, by the
death of her father, that she was unable to
swallow for ffty-four days. still more ex-,
trsordinsry account is rel tied of a man who,
on recovering from fever, had such dislike
10 food of all kinds, that for eighteen years be
nsyer tasted anything but water
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TURKFY VICTORIOUS.

NyOU will hnd at the same OLD STAND, Pennsyi
L vspA avenue near 18th street opposite t.ie
irving Horal / nOKING GLASSES with or without
Yrauaes sc estr ait, Picture ard Aintire frsmes O
the lates. ,es; Braakets, TABLES, hoom Moulding
uo1rises se, Se; or by leaving your order yoa Ger
: N. a-Oli Irsmss~& g., regilt sttne shoa,esi 10
tIe. on ~ onsTls tsrnfs. Don't forget tt nlsr..
feb MY JOHN WAGNER,
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WARREN,S
IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER.PROOF
20 N e q CrCIl no EINl

uMPcCVFB FIRE AND WATERPROOF
COMPOSITION ROOFING.
saTE taks p,ea In calliog the attention of
w parties contemplating building to this high
popular roofing material, which has been in ex
.snsive use throughout the cities OF THE Western
ts es and British Prsvnces for upward # 10 yesrs
during wi ioh tine it has been tested b. very vari
ely OF .cumssaces, ',a il universally conceded to
possess in gr+ atar 0eereo than any other roofing
ma erial ia use tho valuable qualities of cheapness
duraaity and security against tile action Of the e
sAA IH. ,. .-........ ... E.~ ..
,ys sre ready to contract for rOol.ns in the city
anu country.
'UfSs hours from II to IL am, end to p.ra.s
/ -"-l' E -s- q. NJ. WARREN d CO.,
ieah st., ID door ahsys Mcauire's Auctian Room.
aug lo-8m>
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HEAT AND HENTUATE.

TI1HE .utEcglbers have now on hand and are pre-
i paIe. TO put up almost every description Of
Blick Rl.ei portable Het Air Furnsses aud Kitchen
Range, include the Chilson. Boynton, Besbe, Rar.
roS ana .peace patterns. THESE we will f1t up at
IS low rates and we'll can be found in this
country
Also, on hand complete assortment Of Registers
and Ventistors.
j W. THOMPSON 4 BRO,
Plumbing 4 Gas " ting Establishment,
Pa avenue, SIDE, between 10th and llh sts.
oct la-SntIan1
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SILVER AND BRASS PLATING.

No. 44l Eighth Srsst, bel Oec.. = % ond Pa: avennt
r1,HE Undersigned is pl SPARED to do SILVER and
BkAss PL TING in all thsir varieties
Jumbers for Stores and Dwellings, roor Plates,
Bell Pu ls, Railing Knobs, Lettsrs and ornnmsnt,
for military and other AS ciatlons furnifaed III
Bal ;ir1ore prices snd @. his own HorATapehip.
r All kinds of Coneh Worx II the lii4s doAs Al she
bes- aud chespes. WanC"r.
Thos, VINO wsnc silver, brass plating, &C.. done
wi. please call al aoovs, on
I. j. A. SIEEAAN,
sep 93-lm. Practical Silver Platter.
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TO INVENTORS.

srHE ofice Of ''The Inventors Protection Nseiona
1 Union'' is on 7th street, opposite the East POI
ico of the Patent Ohics and is now ready to stten
% the business of its members, namely: In maxim
examinations and soliciting patents, &c.
Inventors are invited to call and get copy Of tn
constitution and By laws, snd where any informs
ion VIII be given respecting the Union.
All letters on business must be directed to this
ice, whore attention viii be given Immediately.
model shop is In connection with the ofhr.
where models can be made to order at the shortea
aotioe. T. G. CLAYTON,
1n-1v pr.s;S S.-.T p = v
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UNDERTAKE.,

I WOULD respectfully return my thanks 70 the
L ctiEens of Washington and its vicinity for then
past patronsse .nd say that owing to the frequent
calls in the Undertaking branch Of my business, !
have been induced to discontinue the msnufactur,
OF Furnitu-e, md turn my attention fully to tn,
UNDERTAKING. l have spsred no pains to have
every thing tnst s requisite 10 my business, and
am therefore fully prepared TO inset any order after
. few noIasc.s notice, and l assure those who ma.
give me cali that viii spare pains to carry on,
their orders to their entire satisfaction.
- JAMES r. HARVEY,
No. 40, 7th ST., between and Il.
N. B.-Oalle attended to ut all hours Of the night
2-ly
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NEW AUCTION GOODS.

r HAVE Just returned from New York and Phila-
/ dslphia with large splendid st ck Of goods
rom Auction, consisting Of Emoreideriee Lace, 6ilk
and Millinery Goods, Head Dresses, Dress Gaps,
Flowers, feathers, snd Dress Trimmings, ell Of
which wall ue sold at unusually low pr;sss.
Call esrly and examine them at ..- ~
FL MYRR6.
Pa avenue, between 6th and eth Streets.
OFT lT-ArA
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UNDERTAKING & CABINET MAKING.
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKES


Tar Undersigned would respectfully inform h.
friends seasa.nrances, and the pubic general,
line OF business IN the best manne1 sae ct 6s
est notice.
REPA4aIHQ neatly and promptly exe3ased
FUNERALS attended 20 q.
the shortest notice, and in the bes
manner. Boates preserved in the nlest perfect nsaa
ssT, euep IN TIE soarasen o,a.aeY
.aAnkfuf for past faycrs, he would respectfully
solicit and VIII en1esvor 70 merit con TN lance
the same. ANTHONY BUCHLY,
Pa. s7s., 9. side, between 9Th and 10th Sta.
Residence: Mr. Martins, No. 396, street, t. ird
house east OF 7th street mar lI-1y
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HATSi-HATSi-HATSi

- QentIemen in want of Hat Of ele- m
I ,snce of fabric, beauty of style and Of
\sup 1ior work, should visit b u TT -
Ii. .rkINS, hatters ano Dealers in Gents Furnish
ing Goods corner 9th street and Pa. avenue, where
the~ will find everything new, novel, and beautiful,
at upes hat will compare IsTorably with any
house l. tse United States. oct IL eo1w
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A CARD TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

YINRE subscriber begs leave To call publc atten.
ton to his assortment Of House Furnishing
(o-dp which is now rendered con plete In every de-
,mrtment. He has recently rectived In addition to
his former stock, cheap and beautiful variety Of
Cut ard Pre- sed Glass Ware
Plain whte g5Id band, and richly decorated French
China
superic rsTable Cutlery, Silver plated Goods
Lamps and 4irandoles Block Tin Goods, -
Jsyan I'd Ware Bronze and lrop GOODS
FIRE Sets, Gas Fixtures, ssss cts and Brushes
nrtapn Ware, Iron Stone China
MsnteI anu Table Ornaments, Fancy Article
Altos. ther forming the largest collection ana pes.
assortment Of general House furni hing Gooos tnSt
can be found in w shlng on. He pledges nimseli
TO sell az cheap as can be bought in this or sny Q,
The Eastern eitiss. ex animation OF articles ana
prices ia earnestly sciicitel
O. VI. ByTELkR, Iron Hall,
Ala peunsylysnia avenue and 3aeo d street.
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS

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MANUFACTURER of Steam Engines, Boilers
vi Water Tanks, Shaf6ns, Pulleys, Hangers snf
Mill Werk generally.
Will furnish saw Mills, ell kinds Of Casting
Wrouxht and Cast Iron Pipes, and everything in IT,
Iron line generally.
Two small ENGINZ IS on hand and for sale. T..
information address g. K. MOVES. Washington Ir
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