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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION

rLAGETr, NEW TON, MAY co. respectfully
~ announce 10 the ladies Of Washington and Vi
entity that they have had consigned to them for alb
solute and immediate sale most superb and match
less collection Of varieties, Qately on exhibition at
the New York Crystal Palace comprising some ex.
quisitsy beautiful and costly specimens of Needle
work, viz:
Embroidered Cloaks and Mantillss
Opera Cloaks
India, Cashmere, and Velvet Shawls
Persian Silk and Delhi do
Rare and costly Fancy Furs in Royal Ermine, Rus.
sa Sable, Buenos Ayres, Chinchilla, &c.. in
Capes, Cardinals, and MufYs
Forming together combination Of perfect gems
IN ladies' costume, hyperion to anything ever vet in
troduced into America.
The whole Of the above will be open to public ex.
animation and sale for the next i've davs: and. A
the Instructions from the owners are imperative.
cost, for cash. ian u-dSt
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70 There is no better time than the present to
10 those in want of superior low-priced apparel
we would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known as NOAH WALKERS MAR.
BILE II ALL CLOTHING EMPORiU n, Browns build
ing where they can be suited with every variety and
style Of clothing. Their beautiful and well selected
stock consists in part, of fine black and fancv coored
cloth frock, sack and dress coats superior plain and
fancy cashmere busires, frocks and sacks; rich
talmas palstats and sack oycrcoats; with the best
selection OF fine black doeskin and fancy cashmere
pants cut velvet silks, .stin, cashmere and plush
vests. Also shirts collars, drawers socks, cravats
handkercliefs suspenders, gloves undershirts, &c.
All Of which they will sell lower than any other
house in this or any other city. We would also call
the attention of ladies to their complete assortment
OF Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
ALWAYS on hand
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Way HAVE We TWO EYss THAT va. the
question which Mr.. WHEATsroNE entrarped nutu
into answering, in the new theory of vision In
June. 1883, Prot. WHEATsToNE detailed tho true
theory Of binocuar vision, together with descrip-
ton an diagram of his illustrative APPARATUS which
he first called the SrEREOsc0PE, latter two Greek
words, meaning Solids, see" y FIR which, in Is 10.
he was awarded the Royal Medal. Its practical
utility has been overlooked, until very recently it
has been applied to Daguerreotypes. WHITEHURsT
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
angles and also in the coloring by which they super
sede any thing We have yet seen In Photography We
advise all who have not them to call at his Gal
lery, over the store Of Duval Bro, near fourand-
a. half street
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CARPETS q OILCLOTHs-
~ good stock Of Carpets and Oilcloths at Low
prices, to close Of.
YERBY, TRBBs h VERIFY,
Corner Of 7th street sr.l Penna. avenue.
60 l9-H
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The Gardiner Case.-Yestertay, after the exabli
nation of Judge Asuilar to the mining laws of the
district Of oueretro, Mr.. Bowes wa, called to the
stand and produced certified copies, taken from the
records at the Office of the .denounccment. as the
titles are called, TO work an old mime taken out by
other parties to work the mines in Queretro, which
were proven by the testimony of Major Mordecai to
be the identical mines, sworn to by Abbott and
Siocum as being in the possession of Gardiner
Centre Market, this morning, was well attended
by BUYERS and sellers The prices have not altered
much since the last statement We gave of them
Beet fresh, IL? cts. per H.; salt. 10 cts do
dred, le u do; mutton, lea II do; pork, 10 do;
bacon, 10 Il IL do; turkeys. IS cts. a 81 so each:
geese, b. % cts. do; wild ducks 80 cts. a 50 %
per pair; chickens, =, 81 Cts each; rabbits Is a
ID cts do; patridges, 81 81 % per dozen; pleas
ants 6' cts 81 per pair; butter 25 81 cts. per h.
EGGS, ~ CTS. per dozen; turnips, 20 % cts. per
peek; POTATOES. p 81 cts. do; apples so a IS cts
90; cabbage, - cts. each; celery, 10 cts per
bunch; hominy, 6 cts. per quart. There was a con
siderable amount Of pork offered wLoles ale for IS
a IS - per LOG lbs
CGPtain DariS.-We regret 10 learn that there /.
very little ground TO hope for this gentIeman's re
coFerv The surgeons are doing all that their skill
suggests, TO save his lie, and their directions are
carefully obeycd by kind and attentive nurses as
can be procured. We Informed that piece OF
bone, that had slipped back after being lifted has
been entirely removed. He has many friends, who
are anxious to him; but his condition il such that
the 'isit- o. many would do him injury.
Harrington and .3ierGnd, ia Railroad.-4teps are
being taken towards procuring charter for a rail
road between Alexandria and Washington in the
Virginia Legislature.
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toH RENT-1n healthy and pleasant location.
Il two comfortable ROOMS, furnished either can
be used as par lors or bed cha mbers Inquire On
street, second door from Louisiana avenue.
jan 3-tf
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fGfai .1cetdeh' - Il NeSr6-it AN early hour tiii-
morning, the dead body OF u colored nun, was found
ny one Of the might watchmen, iyDg the corner OF
G and ljsh streets, against wall, adjoining Dou.
'sS' green house, and an Inquest held TO day
1t. brtDrr Coroner woodward. il appears from the
evidence, that the negro brl0nged TO Georsetqwn,
and was known 10y The name OF '.OId Johp,'' and j,
"a supposed that lie must haze IA! ~ while inIoAiea-
ted, as lac ua> severely jnrrd aboAt ti,c BACK par
Gfihe head. Indeed, UIe witness stated that he saw
hin fall down, abo%t O'Clock yesterday afternoon
wlisu nc Was very drunk, and the witness advised
linn To 90 home To Georgetown; but ha must evident
y have taken different ROUTE and DIED during the
night, (as the body found al O'Clock this morn
ns) from the conioined effects OF Ike fall the liquor
gnd exposure 10 tie weather.
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GeAtlemen's Cl0thtng-Custo De-
partmeht.
MALL STEPHENS, Pa avenue, between 9TH
w and 10th streets, next to Iron Hall, have
just received fine assortment of French Cloths,
DOeskins, Fancy Cassmeres, rich Veiyets and siis.
Vestings Of all qualities, which We prepared to
make TO order at the shortest notice, in the
peFior manner at low prices, Offering great Induce
ments to gentlemen wishing to consult economy AID
at the same time obtain the best quality Of gosds-
jan ST
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As the ice started, the Boston boat being
above the Hudson river boat, was carril I,
with great force against the latter, cars.
ing terrific collision, and doing cons;d-
cradle damage to both boats. They may
be saved without much further damage,
provided the ice does not dam I'D below.
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GRACE GREENWOOD'S TOUR in
" Europe
Haps and Mishaps Of a Tour in Europe, by Grace
Greenwood. just received at
TAYLOR Il MAURY's
jan 5-tf Bookstore ne.r 9th ST
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NTACKEREL, HERRING, GO.
Nl 70 bbls No. and 3s Mackerel
60 bbls No. Eastern Herrings
100 sacks G.. Alum Salt
100 do Jeffries 4 Darcy's fine Salt
Also, on hand q large and well selected stock Of
Groceries, which We offer at the lowest prices.
BARBOUR SEMMEs,
La avenue, OPP. Bank of Washington.
jan 1Esoat .....,
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NOTICE.
TINO BRICKMAKERS.-We are prepared to furnish
i to order, at short notice, and at as reasonable
prize as they be procured elsewhere, the horse
power temperng wheels now in general use for tenn
herring clsy. WIN. n. ELLIS BRO,
Eagle Iron Work..
Washington, January l1th, 1858.
Jan 11-3t
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Gas FIXTURES.

THE Subscriber takes pleasure In announcing -
i the public that his stosk of GAS FIXTURE.
comprising some of the bes: and latest Patterns has
been received and that he is prepared to sell al
the lowest rates. Persons in want Of Gas PixtLrrs
will please call and sxamine-tbcy will no doubt
find it to their interest
Dwellings and public buildings fitted with gas tu-
binb at the usual rates. J.W. THOMPsuS
dec l5-ff
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ORIENTAL PgRFUMED CRYSTALS, or Spirit I
" the Flowers, an entirely new perfume, anu
new style, at BIRGks,
dec 22-d Wilartrs Hotel
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SPECIAL, NOTTCE

SPECIAL NOTICE.
A MOTHER supply Of those heavy silk under Gar
IA ments, wool and cotton ditto
silk, Wool, Velvet, and Cotton Robes de Chambre,
Heavy Shawls and other goods suited to the season.
AZ BRIGGS,
Jan o-u Willard's Hotel.
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Y0HE BOSTON Am ERICAN ALMA.
nae for 1854. at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
The London Illustrated Almanac
Punch's Almanac
HaserstOwn Almanac
Farmers, Houlekeepers, Uncle Sam, and Comic
Almanacs
Eclectic Magazine for January
Household Words for DIS
All the other Magazines received for January ex.
aept Harper's, which will be published In very few
days.
fine assortment of Blank Books, Letter, Note,
and Cap Paper, and every thing in the Stationery
line for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S bookstore,
Cor. Pa. av. and A. st. Odeon Building.
jan lift
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BIR r KNIGHT BALL
BIZ THE
FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY,

III OdhUCI OaLUUN,
MONDAY EVENING, Jsn. l6, 1854.
T'HE FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY respectfully
i announce to their friends and the public gener
ally that tkey will give their Sixth Annual Ball at
Carusi's Saloon on MONDAY EVENING, Ianuar,
l6. 1854
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Baltimore Markets

BALTlNoRE, Jan. IA, II M.-Flour-
Howard street, held at 81 3lIaS7 81:
City Mills, s. 25: 1000 bbls. sold. WIFI
wheat 1 % 81 so: rcd, G5 81 -.
5000 bushels sold. Corn, prime whi'c
IS O. cents; yellow, Il - cts: 7t,1
bushels sold. No change in other ar.i lies.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA, IL p. m.-FIorl
has advanced. Western and State bran :,
81 93s. Howard street s. S1tasS O.
Sales of 5000 bblS. Wheat-saleS &
2o,ooO bushels Southern white at 81 -.
Corn-3O,OOO bushels sold at s. 8
cts. Cotton unchanged. Stocks du'i
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FURNISHED RooMs-with or without board,
Il toilet on Indiana avenue, three doors from I'd
street, In pleasant and agreeable location within
five minvtes walk of the Capitol near Pennsylvania
avenue, and short distance FROM the Railroad De-
pot. Terms moderate. Apply on the premises.
dec 23--tf
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EENTLEMEN'S GOODS
" full stock Of
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Stocks Neck Ties
Scarfs, half bose, Gloves of all kinds
Nutfiers, Suspenders de-, very cheap.
VERIFY, TEBBS VERIFY,
Corner of It'll street and Pa. avenue.
dec 19-tf
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FOR SALE,
CABINET FURNITURE

A 5 hne an assortment can be found in the Dis
n trict, consisting Of rosewood, walnut mahog-
am, &c, all of which is and of the latest pat
terms, having been selected with great care from the
best maauf4c ori.s in Boston, New York, and Plaa-
depha, and will be sold at prices that cannot fail to
suit the most economical, and that can't be beat
Also, lett q few more Of those celebrated
SPRING BEDS,
which for comfort, durability, and economy, defy
competition.
IRON BkpSTEADS.
We have on hand and are receiving first rate as
sortment Of the various styles of New York and Bos
ton manufacture, which we will sell at the very low.
est cash prices.
Also, ron Hattrees, Umbrella Stands, Gilt Brack.
cts, Looking Glass Plates, &c.
WIGHT CROSBY,
La avenue, q few doors east Of 7th street
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MRS. M. A. ADAMS, on 1lth, between F
WI and G streets, having vacant rooms, can &C.
commodate a few gentlemen with board, upon appli-
cation. ian 7-eol VIZ
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BY GREEN g. SCOTT, Auction,.rs
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN fURXIrU.;y 81.
~ Aucuon.-on TIT RsDAY. the 18th irs. RI,
AZ lne residence OF Q. s. Y. Peck, Esq on New
new Furniture viz:
Mahogany French SOFAS, Castor Arm a,d Ia lar
Chairs
Do Rocking Chairs, Dressing and ether n D..
Do Hatrarks, Tables, and French Bed,tsa,s
10 Esyptian marble TOP Centre Tstia .,,i
DO Piano Forte, and fine PAINTED Ca..a,,
black Walnut Extension Table, Cane aid 1T.
Maple ami Cherry Bedsteads, wararobes and Was.
stands
China, Glass AMI Crock.ryware-among whi.l E.
one White Stone China Dinner set conly l.
ivory balance handle Knives and Forks Ta.l. ~ "a
Solar, hail, and other Lamps and Looking Ga,
Fine painted Window Shades and Stair Eols
Feather h.ds. Bedding. Hair aid Shuck Mst:r,--.z
Andirons, Shovel. Tong. and Tenders
uhree,py Ingram raS are, and Stair Carpets
HSarth hug' and pa SAGE 0ileloth aud Mats
Cooking, Airtilh-- Radiators ana CHER Stoves
Eetrigel ator, kitchen Table, Tub, Buckets, s.
Requisites
With many other articles which we deem unr-c -
Sary to enumcra e.
Terms: All sums of SIS and under cash: oy.- 3
credit of two ari four nor tbs for notes s,t.. -
rily endorsed. bearing interest
Inc above described Furniture Is Of an excl.
qoany anu neariy new, and the sale vii D., 3, ,
worthy the stten ion Of persons no wish 10 ~.
Chase goo9 arniture. GREEN & SCOTT.
Auc,;oi,,rT.
P.S-The House Is for rem: inquire on the - ~.
!ses. ~
jan I'D
&C. The above sale is pnatponsj g.,
consequence If the rain until MONDAY. tie ga
instant. At the same hour
GREEN SCOTT,
jan 13-td Auc,iop..-
Ky GREEN Il SCOTT, AUcttonest.
NEW TW0-STORY FRAME UoCsE A>rI.0N
~ at Auction.-On WEDNESDAY, the 1S.h -
slant, TT O'Clock p ~, shall SELF in front =, a..
premi As, handsome building lot, fronting * rr
inches on North d. between lst and 81 ste east =
being west half Of Lot No. -, Ia Square No "a.
running back Jog feet to an alley with ;ler iS.-
story Frame House thereon.
GREEN SCOTT
ian 12-H Auc.;oro,,
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T PULGIAN, from Constantinople, who ar
-. rived at the exhibition OF the Worlds Fair.
Crystal Palace, with various Turkish Articles and
Perfumery. for Ladies and Gentlemen. He is ON a
visit to this city, and has Consented to exhibit at Mr.
BRIGGS Furnishing Store, the famous book st. So
phia Mosque, Of twenty-five fine engraviugs, to the
18th of this month. Ladies' and gentlemen are invi
ted to it free Of charge. ian e-6t*
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Rit'ev's Farietc-We would remind our reader.
that tIi, the last nishtof Mr. Charles Burke when
liz will appear as Rip Van Wrinkle, in the play of
Tie name, which Is capitaI,y represented
by this cirvsr actor The af1crpiece will consist Of
the popular drama of the ToodleS,' in which Mr.
Charles Burke Will take the part OF .sTnnothy
TOsde- the lean, and that fayOrte com edian Mr.
Robinson the part of 90 Timothy TOodles, the fat -
We have doubt there will De a good many sides
aching aiterward. from the laughter.
appearance ofG Distinguished Blooner.-Yester-
day afternoon, the fashionable hour of promenade,
The daughter of In. iion. Gerritt Smith, one Of the
Rrpr srntatlyes 20 Congress for the State of New
tQ,k, Hho /, notorious tor his ABOLITION tendencies
and patr,nase OF the many .'isms'' Of the day ap
gearrd on the avenue in full Bi9oper COSTUME, the
cynortue for the numbering many and the adu.inng
iew. Truly this Il the a. OF progress.
The Weotier.-I.ast night, W. were visited By
hard fIO- wi ich had the effect of drying up the
mud and wet "f the preceding day e lain. IL was
aided IN ih.- scavengcT'> office by high wind, 30
thai tal, morning the streets and roads presented
striking contrast, 10 their app .arance the day be-
f"re. Dry walking under foot, and bright sun over
head. rendered tii, most hcalihiuI day for eSer
ei-e.
Ne'i3aei Theotre.-'The performances tonight
VIII consist OF The Writing the WALL being
Hs hf' approximation this city, and OF The Two
bonnyc tstles. The evenings entertainment will
BE- ushered IN by overtime executed by a compe
trni orchestra.
ihe pays OF itsI night We're capitay performed.
sif' Chapman, as "Tpny Lugpkia, nmishtiiy pleased
ise audieHee, and Mr. A. II. Perry, as '.Yuung Mar
low Has all that could be desired. IL would be
hapoiie on our part, to omit mention OF that accom-
P1shed actress, Mrs Duf:.ed, tho took the part OF
: Miss HardefeItr," both by her performance and
hcT own PERSONAL attractions, she was inimtubie,
and The object OF many aluniring gaze from the
ssTutr S.A.
fof9 Ihgtis.-Wr hear continued complaints of
u'e number OF =Ina thcis committed By the worth
les part Of our coorcd population Expectations VI
Pen! AInd are constantly beng committed u, Oh
VFe keepers and O;hers which, are generally traced
!" some "darkey" or other. Many Of The younger
oiA' Of the sadie race, appear Very much giving To
picking and stealing, and we would caution store
Ar'pers and others not TO leave temptation i'm the
@ayOf such badly disposed characters.
seHt 10 Ja.-Ye>tertlay, Richard W Get was arrest
90 Oh charge of riOtiDs. He was taken before
'lSuce Goddard, Who Committed him To jaii.
"hlie the case of West was being disposed of, 1
"use man named James Wiley entered the Office
he1 The trial, but he was no sooner there than h
er' ''e'l with benci warrant. He made HIM
n sasy until he saw chance OF escape, when h,
" NE back door, jumped fences, climbed oveI
uhoase-, and afforded considerable sport 10 the
and boys who joined in the pursuit. He wa,
! run Down by the officers, end lodged in the
county Jail
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1 GENTLEMAN, Civil Engineer

n UHN IL r !" nv, OIFIi HHvlheer, ATchi-
n tect, and Land Surveyor, by profession and
who has had extensive practice both in this country
and Europe. is DESTROYS Of meeting with an engage
inent. Address '-Civ Engineer 169 Eutaw street
southeast corner of Eutaw and Ross Streets Balti-
more, Maryland jan lit
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ENOR SALE-A FARM, in Fairfax county, Va. Is
l. miles from Alexandria laying on the OK road,
batwcen FairfaX Court hou.- and Occoauan Mills,
about miles from Berk's Station, on the Railroad
1t contains about Do acres, good stream of water
runs through it. between three and four hundred
fruit trees, dwelling and out houses and we'll tim
bered. For ihfol nation apply to
VIM. WASHINGTON,
dec ID Capitol Hill.
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Cd FOR RENT-A large two-story frame House,
Hi situated at the corner Of 4 and C st, Island.
The house contains rooms. Possession g:yea i'm
rnediataly. Apply at this Office.
dec 2S-eO2w
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l,AMPBELL'S RESTAURANT FOR sALE-Being
" about to engage 10 another business, will sill
thu Lease, Stock, Fixtures de-, Of my Honse on Pa
avenue Immediately opposite the National Hotel A
rare chance is now offered to any one wishing to
engage In the business of keeping first class Restau-
rant.
The House has been newly painted, papered, &C.,
and is of the best located and arranged Houses
of the kind in the city. JOHN CAMPBELL,
ian
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pARRY's TRICOPHERO Gus, L,oa.,s
ID hatharon, Adams Lussrsle, superior Ok Mar
row, PoInade, Lubins Extracts, Cologne, Bay Pu5-,
Transparent Toilet Soap, in bars &c, for sle low,
at LANNON'S, I'll ST
Jan 4-eo3t
DARAMETTA CLOTHS AND EN.
III GlfSh MerfnOs-
200 pieces very cheap.
YERBY, TERBS YERBY,
Corner Of street and Pa. aven;;S.
dee 19-d
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r, Dtsiicuii,,I Of Ch"rch.-TLe new Baptist
,ur-trYt.r' = si,pstr7t In the Navy Yard district
I]rk 80 "o' ~ prominen; ,ite ,bcins contiguous
- Two mast IIorUu. htarcs, Will be dedicated for
religion. scTvire.to morrow, The Reg. Br. Fuller,
ot BaIrnIor", officiating, to VIII deliver the Gus
iOinlry sermons appropriate TO The occasion in the
morning and afternoon. The cdifre, which IL con
-ructed of brick. "as Designed by John T.. Harkncss
ESq, Architect; and the contract for the bUiidin.
undertaken Ly Dir. Robert Clarke. shD also did
the carpentry work. The cost OF the building va.
$1,000 and the oI, wv Ing e-tInate 1f the fiDrn-
>ions, namely: siDy feet hang by iorty feet vide
The lasemeni euE risfs Sunday school, Minister,
study and Iitrai, foHip with separate stIrways to
the church abOSr. and l. EkeEi.c furnished with
cnulInodiOrS vcSiibVc. The floor abo, ilr;us IN.
church, and Is fir-iSed in the most improved Style
the walls briny kerry handsomely irescoed, and tie
church furniture yer: Geat aad sub>tamiai. Til"
fsi~iDg Tic usgles OF Tie inechaHics Who
rnpIuysd an The construction: Mr. Fowler, BRICK
layer: Mr. Miller, plinter; Nr. EocscTtGh, Llasierer
M Ijrryer, Uf Baltimore, FRISCO painter. cvntrihli-
OF all kii.d> an.l from ether sects haze been
henryolcny offered toward, the carr Ing OF the en-
jerpfisc into effect, AMONG whom the Roman Catio
be ladies OF the SNii w ard stand cOn.,,icioIs
their Liberal behaviour The late fair Of the Bupsi>
10 carry this obeef out. SBee then, Dir. Ward has
presented Il -aperh cDps nj i,ie Holy Bible, and
hymn book for the of the church, and CsluiI.i
Joseph Shillingt"u an0tliet handsome copy OF the
Holy scripture and PsaIu, Book
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DALED HAY
ID The subscriber has a large lot of baled HAY,
at his stores on Bridge street. Georgetown, and 18th
between b and streets, Washington near the Ca
ma which he offers for sale at reasonable prices
jaG 10-3tA ALFRED LEE