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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-16

LAST NfGHr's CoScERr.-Mrs Cecilia
Young's concert of last night went off with
much scla:, and was attended by a large and
fashion 3.e audience, the ladies predominatins
in number. Ihe fair vocalist was highly ap
piacied and encOred in several Of the pieces
that she sung. The ballad of Kate kearney
which gave SD much delight at the farmer con
cert was likewise given, although not pu
down in the programme, the vocalist substi
tuting 1t 70. he long that had been enco-ed
That splendid piece of sacred psalmody
'.Gratias agi,nus ubi, was given with muct
effect by the lady, aud was we'll supported by
tho music, and was encoreI. Several other
pieces wire likewise encOred, and the whole
F.. concert, both vocal and instrumental, gave til,
most complete satisfaction In the course o.
the evening boguet was presented to MIS-
Young a compliment which she very grace
fully acknowledged. The piano used on tht
occasion was from Davis's music store, anC
was a fine toned Instrument.
MILITARY VIsIroRs.-The Reading Rifles
Captain Ancona, from Reading, Pennsylya
ria arrived in this city last night in the pint
o'clock train of cars from Baltimore. and wer,
aaet at the depot by the German Yeagers, Capt
Schwartzuan, and large number of citizens
Thew were escorted to the Empire Hotel by th
Yeagers. accom- panied by Prospects, Bani.-
From what We could sec last night, VIC sbnult
Judge the Residing company to be in higi
state of discipline, rejecting great credit upol
N. officers. They number l07 men, including
very fine band which accompanied them. Thi
morning was devoted, by the members of the
Company, to visiting the different public
buildipgs At two O'Clock the company iett ii
the steamer George Washington, on a visit t
Mount Vernon, and will return about shutdown
R1sLEY,s VARIErE.-We are happy to SO
announced that Miss Kimberly has made
frrsh engagem. Mt with the proprietor of thi
theatre. Her success has been so great, An,
her performapces have been received wit
sncb unqualified marks Of appreciation, tina
Mr.. RisIey has only anticipated the popuia
wish ia re-engaging the services of excellen
,.tress. To-nisnt Miss Kimberly will act l
t.o,b the pieces selected for the evenings en-
s.rtair 1T, namely, as La Tisbe. the Actress
bar r,aow aed part, in the Actress OF Padu'
and "a Carlo, in the burletta OF EsDodeus
CENTRE MARKET-There was quite OH
-rlay of vegetables 10 this market at an earl
hour this morning but the abundance oio IN
seem to affect the prices. ,.
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JAS ROBERTSON IN TROUBLE AGA1N.-Some
one, last evening, maltreated Robertson -ex-
editor of the sc Truth,'-treating the pnor fell
low very roughly. He was busy, we are told,
this morning, in his efforts to get out a war
rant that the offending party might be visited
with all the rigors of the law. Robertson, with
all his faults, is harmless, and it is to be re.
GREETED that any one should maltreat him
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XNTM. N. sHUsrER :. CO.. NO. ss. OBJ

~Ms M. SnUsIEH a Co. No. So, OPP
w posite Centre Market between Seventh and
Eighth streets, have hand (Which have been pur-
chased recently Of the largest and most attract
i've stocks Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods 10
be found in any retail establishment south Of New
YORK, comprising in part the following viz:
Bile eolors, such as royal puppies, brown green,
mode, tan, mazarene blue, sky blue crimson scarlet
and splendid stock of blacks, Of all qualities, any
OF which we will offer very cheap for cash. or to such
customers as pay us very promptly.
6opieces of splenddne new style Plaid French Merinc
comprising beyond doubt the largest stock and the
most beautiful assortment to be found in the District
and we advise any lady in want of handsome Plaid
Dress TO look at ours before purchasing.
200 pieces fancy plaid, brocade plain, and striped
Silks nom fifty cents up any Of which we will sell
very cheap for cash.
so pieces rich, glossy black Silks, comprising the
largest assortment in the ciiysome very good black
Silks at seventy five cents.
so pieces black Bombazines and Apacas and at
very low prices, Our stock of Mourning Goods is
very large and well assorted and families in want Of
large quantities Of black goods Of any kind viii
always be able TO supply their wants at our store,
ana at the very lowest retail prices any where in
fact our stock Of Dress Goods is full and complete
nom Zip calico up and is well worthy 10 be ex-
ahmed by any about purchasing goods in our line Of
business.
sIIAwLs, SHAwLs, sHAwLs.
IN this department we can show the greatest va.
riety Of any other house in this city, and us we pay
very particular attention to the shawl trade, we gen
orally have great variety of styles not to be found
stock Of Brocha long and square Shaws, from IS to
$50; and very extensive assortment of heavy wool
len, plaid long and square Shaws, from 50 up.
Cmpetings, Oil-Cloths, &c.
We also have on hand, very choice assortment Of
Three-ply and Ingram Carpeting, which we will Of
fer very cheap for the money NO Y su,rsrpp /. %
nov l3--eo6t MAT. Int and News.l
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIori

more Neyv caods~ Co.,. -. -.
SppsT - So"ko' man esol.
IN ny ATTs NM y s oe aSa, py ealing e = =.
saoot uor,,,
e@3VNV worth OF rich and choice
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
togeuer with very large and complete assortment
Boots, Shoes, Brogans Hats, Caps, Bonnets, and
bbons Just received, and WILDE sold al unheardof
'0T Pp rIosis' . Tor cash; !,
az 90 and O21S cents, usual price rs and 81 cents
Also some very superior Plaid Silks, from rs cents
% 90; very rich lustre black Gros de Rhine silks,
nom % cents to q So ladies French Cloak Cloths,
Of every shade, with trimmings to match French
Mernos all wool and twilled on both Sides of every
Color =, 20 cents usual price 81 90; 900 yards CO.
burg Cloths good imitation Of French Meripos) Of
Piad Merinos and Raw Silks, at so and 6eI6 cents
regular price % cents and u 90; beautiful Alpaca
and Gala Plaids, at 70 and s7la cents; piece yard
wide Black silk Velvet extra cheap; 1880 yards
plain de LANES Of all colors ut cents richly worth
twelve; 1000 yards figured dc LANES, al ten and
i cents usual price ls. and 1881 cents; 1900 yards
figured dc LANES ut cents; these would be Cheap
At y cents; ,2oo yards very fine French Ginghams
at II and II cents usual price III and a5 cents 900
yards good fast colored Ginghams, az e1, worth 10
cents r a1IO yards yardde Furniture Calico
ico, for 90; yards good bleached and brown Cot
ton for 90 great variety ofbeautiful new STYLE Cal
icoes nom "a TO l2l9 cents bales good and heavy
yard,wlde brown Cotton, ut OK and cents, richly
worth and 10 cents; 5000 yards rood beacRed and
brown Cotton, at cents, worth 81 cents i ease
black and white English Prints ate cents, worth s;
good nlack ana white, and plain black do LANES,
nos and raw Silks, very cheap very large assort
ment Of
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWIAS
AT extremely low prices 90 pieces good WoolIen
Flannels, at 1214 cents 100 pieces all Wool Elan
nels Of every color from 20 to 70 cents rs pieces
Plaid Lnseys l21S to 81 n cents. Is pieces Pen-
Tertiary Plaid Cottons. Tickngs from 5 to Or cents
Table Cloths and Diapers very cheap 100 dozen
Hnckaback Towels, at 81 cents, WORTH 10 pieces
good kentucky Jeans, at 10 cents worth e5. 30
pieces good Cassinets, from 25 cents up TO rs. ID
pieces very heavy Country Cloth. suitable for negro
men. pieces fine black Cashmere ut 81 90, worth
81 90. Fine black and fancy colored Cloths. very
cheap. 80 pieces new style Fancy Cassimeres, at
very low prices. good assortment Of BOYS Wear
very cheap. $50 dozen prime country knit Socks
ut 20 cents per pair. 20 dozen ladies' black lambt'
wool Hose, at 20 cents worth 871S. 100 dozen
black white, and slate Cotton Hose ut 6I cents
per pair. Ladies' black and colored Kid Gloves
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FOR SALE 1
and Paper nansins.,

sIPHOLsTERY and Paper Hangings,
~ Cfrum the best manufacturers,) at 1858 Seventh
ktreet opposite the Exchange Bank
y DOUGLASS MOORE, upholstercr and paper hang
err has Just received large and elegant assortment 81
goods Of the latest style, comprising
Window Cornices, Curtain goods and trimmings.
Gn,ps Loope. Cords and Tassels Fringrs Cur,s;,,
bands and clasps Rings, Picture cord and tassels,
Hair seating, Webbing, Sofa and Chair Spr;nos
Curlcd Hair, Feathers, Shucks, dc All kinds Of IN
side Blinds ysnitian Blinds wide and narrow Stats
Patent Reed Blinds Paper Blinds, transparent win,
dow Shades, buff and white Holland for shades
Brass Fixtures and Rollers for Shades, Purnitme
OH Cloths Table Covers, Cots Hair, and Shuck Mat.
Srysss~, Blankets Pillows Lounges, Parlor. ana
Chamber Easy Chairs, Pew and other Cushions. Ao
Also, variety Of PAPER Hangings, Of new and
fashionable patterns suitable for parors. drnw.
,ng-rooms, halls passages and chambers; together
with BORDERS, Columns, Views, Ssatues Fire Screens
&c.
d. MOORE makes TO order, in the best manner.
Window and Bed Curtains, Carpets. Cushions
Feather Beds, Curled Hair and S6uck Mattresscs
vonitian Blinds; and all work in the UphoIsterno
and Paper Hanging business promptly attended To-
Steamboat and ship cabins furnished. Rooms,
&c, papcrcd at short notice.
2 NOV f9-~Yt
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Religious Book Depository.
GRAY a. BALLANTYNE, 4es Seventh ST.,
NJ two doors above Odd Fellows' hail. Washing.
ton, ID. g., have the only depository in this city Of
the indications Of tho
American Bible Society,
Methodist Book Concern,
Robert Carter a Brothers,
foud a Lincoln,
PRESBYTERIAN Board,
american Tract Society,
Evangelical knowledge Society.
American Sunday School Union,
New England and Massachusetts Sabbath
School Societies;
and all the principal religious publishers. Also,
E HTysssT1oRfCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
Its therefore, apparent that their stock Of Stand
ard Theological Works and geseral Religious Lters-
bre must be unequalled.
They always keep extensive assortment Of all
bs Hymn Books used in the different churches family
and pocket Bibles and Prayer Books, in plain and
supcrb bindings.
Tber assortment Of attractive and choice
JUVENILE BOOKS,
sui,,bc for gifts and Sunday School Libraries, Is
gety extensive.
shool Books, Of all the kinds used in the city and
country schools, at the lowest prices.
Blank Books, staple and fancy stationery.
Pocket Knives Porte-monnaies, Portfolios, Writing
Desks, Gold Pens, &c.
liberal discount win be allowed 70 ministers and
vsboleeale purchasers.
nov 1876
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.OME REMEDIES. = The Compound

"OME REMEDIES. - The Compound
1H Cherry Pectora is the best and surost, and
most palaable cough remedy offered to the pub
is the only article that will afford relief to consump
tives without Fastening their end Try il, and you
will be convinced. Price 25 and 80 cents per bottle
The HERB CouGH CANDY is also an excellent and
very palatable medicated compound, and is well
adapted "a children and others who are prejudiced to
medicinAn other forms. Price l215 and 25 cents
per package For sale at
J. b. M00RE,S
Druggist, Penn. avenue opposite buildings.
n
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RSO CENTS FOR Cloves have this
W day opened my second lot of SO dozen supe-
rior Kid Gloves which will sell at the above price
Nos. from 81 to 8, in black, white, and colored.
nke pleasure in recommending the above to my
customers, as know them to be equal and indeed
superior to many Of the gloves sold in this city for
rs and 81 cents.
ALSO,
Sole agent in this place for Jouvns beautifully
fitting and unriyaed French Gloves price 81 cents.
RUTH A. PEAC0,
nov l3--d3t No. IL Centre Market Space.
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Boys READY-MADE CLOTHING.

TIME subscriber wishes to call particular atten-
- zion TO his stock Of Boys and Mems Ready-madc
Clothing which must be closed at cost for cash. and
no humbug as hereafter he intends TO drop this branch
Of his business. He has also large select and very
handsome stock Of Cloths Cassmeres and Vestings.
which he will be happy to make up in the most fash
onabe style at short notice, and the lowest possible
figures, for cash
He also invites special attention to the most beau.
tfu Ovcrcoat, Of the latest Paris fashion, made up
expressly for exhibition
J. RIGGLES,
No 52s North 9TH street. opposite Exchange Bank
OF Selden, Withers, 4 Co.
nov. l9-eo9t Tint I = :"
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WYE arc now opening n magnificent

WE arc now opening n magnificent
w assortment Of Fancy Goods, Of English,
French, German and American manufacture, EN-
bracing many things for prcseSts and at prices cal
culatsd 10 please ALL We enuInerate, in part Jewel
Baskets, Albums, Cabas Mantel Ornaments, Shell
Baskets, Porthonnaies Of pearl, she'll silver, velvet
calf and morocco; Card Cases, Work Boxes Porta-
BILE Desks, Combs and Brushes of every description,
Sewing Birds, jet Ornaments, Perfumes, Money Belts
Accordeons Shaving Cases, Razors, Pocket Knives,
&C.
Also constantly on hand, Gold and Silver Watches,
and all kinds OF Jcwcry, Clocks, &c, together with
many things not necessary TO enunerate and 70
which the attention OF the public is invited
DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON
No 42s Penn. Avenue near Four-and-a-haf st.
nov l3--eo3t
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~ M. sKIPPoN, Merchant Tailor. No.

~ Nj. SKIPPON, Merchant Tailor, No.
Ne 1913 Pennsylvania avenue between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets, would inform his friends and
customers, that lie has now on hand handsome as
sortment of Cloths, Cassmeres, and Vcstings, which
have been selected with care, especially for custom
trade, and of which he would be pleased to make up
to order in his usual good STYLE at moderate prices
N. Bills friends and the public in general, are
most respectfully solicited TO call and examine for
themselves. nov 10
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DAVID A BAIRD,
PAPER-HANGER AND UPHOL STERER,

491, Eighth Street, near Penn. 1reaue,
HAS on hand an extensive and splendid assert
NJ ment Of paper-hangings, including gold, satin,
and common papers; also, gold, velvet and gold and
common borders, together with great variety OF
panel papers of every description: consisting OF
French walnut rosewood maple, oak and pine, with
all their various mouldings and ornaments which he
puts up in the most workmanlike manner, and guar
antees satisfaction to all who may please to honor him
with their patronage.
Also on hand, gold and transparent and white and
buff linen shades also picture cords and tassels of
every description. nov. l3--3tawtf
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q UPERIOR Watches, Diamond, and

- DTEnlOh watches, Diamond, and
~ other Rich Jewelry, Silyerware, &c.-H o.
HOOD, at No. 4ls Pennsylvania avenue, between
Four-and-a.hah and Sixth streets, keeps on hand,
porters and manufacturers the most celebrated Time
Hatches, rich and fashionable Jewery, set with
splendid Diamonds, Ruby, Pearl, Garnet Cameo,
Mosaic, and variety Of other choice gems
Also, pure Silver Spoons Forks, Ladies', Knives,
Goblets and all other kinds Of Silvervare together
with great variety Of other articles usually kept in
ajewelry store. All Of which he will sell al from 10
TO 20 per cent below the old established high-price
shops IN this city as at least as low at any other
establishment in the United States
Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle.
N. d. Fine watches carefully repaired BY a supe-
ror and competent workman. New jewelry manu-.
factured to order, and all work warranted.
nov l3--f
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FURNITURE! FURNTTUREiI


HNHERE will be found at the extensive ware
IL rooms Of the subscriber, on Seventh street. oppo.
site Exchange Bank of Selden, Withers, a. Co., the
most magnificent Parlor Furniture Of richest rose
wood, oak, walnut and mahogany upholstered in the
best manner, with French brocatclle plush and hair
cloth.
Also, elegant Cottage Chamber Furniture, enamel.
led and beautifully ornamented.
Mahogany and walnut Wardrobcs, Bureaus, Wash.
closets, and Bedsteads Of every variety and style
Dining room Furniture Of every description.
Chairs of all kinds and qualities.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters
and Pillows; together with general and very ex
tensve assortment of articles in the house furnishing
line, all of which will be sold on the most favorable
terms, and at the lowest prices for cash approved
paper.
N. NJ. McGREG0R,
No. $50 North Seventh street
opp Exchange Bank Sclden, Withers, 4 Co.
nov In-adam
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M EDUCTION I'M GAS FIxTUREs.-

al We are now receiving the largest stock of Gas
Fixtures ever offered in this city, comprising every
variety of style and finish They have been selected
from the celebrated factory Of Cornelius Co., Phila
Owing to reduction in price of Gas Fixtures, we
now prepared to furnish them at less rate than
they have ever yet been sold here on elsewhere.
To keep pace with the above improvement the price
of gas tubing has been materially reduced and our
increased facilities warrants us in saying that we arc
prepared and can execute any work we may under
take cheaper and better than any other establishment
in this city.
J. W. THOMPSON & BRO,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting Establishment,
Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
nov l3-dtJan. | btw. 10th and 18th sts
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Wreck Of a Steamer.

3 New soRK, Nov. 13.-The steamer New Era,
! from Bremen, with three hundred and sixty pas
scngers went ashore last night, in thick fog, off
Deal, on Jersey coast, sixteen miles south Of Sandy
Hook. 1t Is probable that she is a total wreck,
though, as yet no particulars have been received,
and nothing yet heard from the passengers.
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:" G. CIf0ATE, Copper, Leecher,
W. Bleeder and Chiropedist keeps constant.
y on hand good supply Of the very best Swcd-
sh Leeches. None applied but those that are war
nntcd fresh and healthy Physicians In the country
can be supplied at the shortest notice. Corns re.
moved without pain driving blood, and instant
relief produced. Mr. CHoArE does not practse any
hunbug; his charges are moderate, and he can be
commanded at any time.
Residence, Louisiana Avenue, No. 40, near Sixth
street. nor l3--eolm
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NEGROES WANTED.

I'd o. sHEKELL, 4 Co., are ALWAYS
DE ready to purchase, and to pay the highest
cash prices for NEGROES Of the best description.
Persons having slaves for sale will please call al their
Iron 9Th street. Communications promptly A..
tto, nov la-H
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ID III. SIMS, Practical Plumber, Sew
IL enth street, near the Bridge, opposite Centre
Market, Washington, ID. C.--Lif and Force Pumps,
Hydraulic Rams Hydrants, Fountains, Bathing Tubs
and Shower Bath Fixtures Marble Wash Basins
Water Closets, Iron Sinks, Copper Boilers, &c. OF
every description put up the most approved prin.
ciples
gy- Will remove, on the goth instant, at the old
stand, Seventh street, opposite lntegencer Office.
nov l3-tf
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IIlHE Eagle Ges-Fitting and Plum bling

TNHE Eagle Ges-Fitting and Plumbing
- Establishment, on the corner Of 9th street and
Pennsylvania avenue are now receiving the finest
assortment Of Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures ever of
crcd to the citizens Of Washington, and Mt the
time cheaper than the cheapest" All TINT is ne
tessary is 70 give call TO be convinced Of this fact
Fhe superior facilities Of this house enables them 70
pll their goods and do work at less rate than any
II the retailers of this city.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage Of the cit
Dps Of Washington and vicinity, the proprietor as
shes them that with the addition of number Of the
bft gas filters and plumbers Of Philadelphia and
My York TO his present large force, he will be able
tuko all work in both branches in the most superior
ste, and as before stated cheaper than The cheap
est JN0 REESE
NV IA
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ExTENsIvE WOOD YARD.-The sub
M scriber, having purchased the entire stock Of
Wood Of Captain james w White, so long and ia
vOrably known TO the citizens Of Washington as an
upright dealer in the article Of Wood, begs leave TO
citizens generally that he intends 10 continue the
business at the old stand Canal street few yards
cast Of Seventh street bridge where he will cndrayor
wood, Of the best quality, az the most reasonable
prices. His customers may always depend on getting
good article and honest measure.
nov 13--3m THOS. s. BUTLER
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ryABINET FURNITURE AND HOUSE

CABINET FURNITURE AND HOUSE
~ furnishing goods generally, both new and sec
und-hand.-- undersigned keeps constantly on
hand large and varied assortment Of new and sec
ond-hand Furniture, and Housekeeping Goods, which
he will sell on the very best Of terms
An extensive assortment Of seasonable articles now
on hand. Give him an carly call.
R0BT ISRAEL,
No s95, south side Penn. avenue,
between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets.
nov
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BALrMonE, Nov. 1S.--The public here manifest
considerable interest to bear the lecture advertised
to be delivered in this city, Wednesday night, by
Bishop Hopkins, Of Vermont, before the Protestant
Episcopal brotherhood. Subject; True administra.
ton Of the laws in the naturalization of foreigners
. The lecturer Ia regarded as one of the most pro
found theologians and logicians in the country.
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l,HARLEs c. TUCKER, Washington

~ Attorney and Agent for Claims, and Comm sion
er Of Deeds for all the States revolutionary naval in
valid and hafpay pensions obtained; also bounty land
for services in all the in which the United States
have been engaged, and for the services of volunteers
in the Texas Revolution Of 1895. Having copies of
all the muster-rolls of the Texas Revolution, he is
prepared to give prompt attention TO the claims of all
who served, and Of the heirs Of those who died or
were killed while in the service.
Office and residence No. 5l8 Maryland avenue.
nov l3-dAwly
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LAW AND CLAIM AGENCY.
WOOD, COAL, AND LIME.

WOOD, COAL, AND LIME.
a AAA BUSHELS Wood-burnt Lime, which
~sOUV is burnt Of white stone, and is well
calculated for pastering and indeed for any building
purposes. This limo is in good order and would
invite all those using the article 10 and examine
for themselves and try its qualities.
Also on hand the best qualities Of White and Red
ash Coal, Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood all Of
which will be sold as low ss the market will afford
WILLIAM WARDER,
Corner 18th and 9 streets, No. $40.
nov lg--d1m
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HBINKING, AND UMBRELLAs.-The sub
~ scriber continues 10 pink ruffes, hounccs
aprons, capes, talmas scarf oseys &c, at tho short
est notice.
Umbrellas and parasols repaired A general assert
ment Of umbrellas for sale, by
DANIEL PIERCE,
No 257, Pennsylvania ay., near 18th street.
nov 10
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A MOTHER opportunity will be offered
IN. 20 those persons who have not Ibid in their
winters supply Of Coal 10 do so, at twenty-five cents
the vessels upon their arrival The coal will be from
Philadelphia, and Of the best qualities both red and
white ash, egg size. Orders should be left at our
yard Immediately ON 9Th, between d and Il streets.
Terms cash, $40 lbs. TO the ton.
nov 1876 YOUNG a WOOD.