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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
James Uisher and Peter Wolf, AdmiHi5trLto-s or
David WishsF, deceased.

James wisher and Peter Wolf, Administrator OF
David WishsF, deceased,
Against
william Wisher Of Benton county, Indiana. John
vii v and Maria his wife. Of CoslioeiOn county.
Ohio; John Wisher and Thomas Wisher Of La els
county. Illinois; James Rutherford and Eilencr HI
wife, Of Delaware equity, Infia17; Marcy "ol.
James Houck and Harriet his wiic; NARY Ann
Wisher and Mary Ellen Wisher (minor) Of Fair
fed county. Ohi6-defs1daats.
THE said cscnlsnt4 arr notified that o1tha 18TH
day of March. A. D.. 1854 said administrators
fed their petition in the Office Of the PROBATE Judgo
for Fairfield county, Ohio the object and p-ayer Of
which is 70 obtain an order &c. on the lob day OF
Nay. 1854. or as soon Thereafter as mas be conyen.
lent, fJr the sale nf tha following real estate of said
drcedent 70 prv his Aebts- to wiz: abou. one aero and
ono hsf Of Al AGRA Of land IN the EortN Fast quarter
of Section II in township f6of Ran. e IL in Fairfield
J.Hrs WrsHEs and Prrzn NoIF Administrator
Of David Wi3her. Diseased.
March IS. 1854.
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REMOVAL.

r. Van Trump,At'y. & Counselor at Law
IN ASrsm, ved his oif-o to. Mrs Green's Row, on
HI Main Street, opposite Shntfers Hoiel-Erter-
ance East OF HenleY,s Store
Marrhf u, 1854 bw
Eagle AMI Talses.rh copy Tr s vssss and change
thia ofnee,
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The Celebrated Rssah Of Hindostan,
A y East India Primer Of the highest rank. the first
IN I'D only HiuJ)o Brahnin, VITO has ever come
m America, m NspAeT Of the eelebra'ed P incs
Ram No5HA Ro.. a Roval B-ahmia Of the highest
east and r1k, viii hold FOUR GRAND LEVEES, 10
full Orin'sl cosiume.ata s COU9f8OUSE on ri
day, saturday and N9n4ay E~enings, whe1 he will
PeTfsrmths w0n5srfd -sscEsi aHi Tarii1ny Rites
and Eerenoaiss Of re- m ysferipBy Hind0o Eatioa,
enliyeneIby Or girai fIindoo Music.
TCzrda Of AdssissiJn, Is cents Children hall
.pric',-Tiesefs Obtained a, the principal Hotels, Dock
stores. and At the D Jor DOORS OPEN at o O'Clock.
The Iinio1 will appear att precisely.
ESNo Pos'ponsmcot on account oftAs weather.
Eniirs chang of Progr1nme. every evening
rFvor particulars see small bills.
April 10 1884
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ATTACHMENT Notice.

an tire 5lst Of March 1874, AZ myfns;sree. Al or
" der Of attachment wss Issued ~ G. TroviEger'
a Justice Of he Peace in and far Walnut Township
Fairfield County. Ohio against the person.l property
moneys credits aud effects e jonathan Louf toTorch,
a non resilient of said County If Fairfield, 70 satisfy
a claim in the sum of siU0 in favor Of Monroe Car.
Pen,er, ONAOE CAHPENIFh.
april 10, 1854. aE49.
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NrN Pafk Mnrkc1.

Nsw YonK. April I7.-Flour. prices
SITTER but not qhgiably higher-3OO0 bbls.
sold ~ rom a to ssl. 1000 bbis. South
rrn sss 70 81 Wheut, prices sitter bu,
not qnpiabiy higher. Corn. 10000 bushels
sold At 80 10 s5c. prices stiff bur not quo.
iabIv higher. Whlskey. 200 bbls. Pris-
on cold al 27Ic.
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Ma SLAUGHTER:-Piease announce the
nam- of SAMUEL STAMRAUGH AS II suitable
candidate for Trustee of City Water Works.
WARD No. 8.
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CINCIyNATTI, W. LMINGTON AND
ZANESYILLE RAIL ROAD.


4 APEN TO LANCASTER.-Two daily Trains.
Z I(Sun.ays excepted;l between Washington and
Cincinnati and one daily train between Lancaster
and Cincinnati. On and sitter Tuesday. April llth,
1854, until further notice, Trains will run as ioi-
lows:
Up~ardtrain from Lancaster, leaves Cincinnati at
7.40 A W. aad arrives At Ian aster, at4 % 2. NJ.
Upward tain for Washington, lIaves Cincinnati at
$40 ? VI and arrives at WashinStona tS,01 7 NJ
Down ward train leaves LANCASTER, at 10 40 A. NJ.
and arrives At Ciicinulfi al 2 - p. VI
lBowrsard train from Washington, leaves at go
A NJ, and arrives at Cincinnati a Il,25A N
Trains viii stop for as. myers as follows: At
Corn rs New II Hand, Washington, RAttfesnake, Sa-
biGa, Cross Road. Wilmington. Sligo, Clarksvilla and
Morrow. and on the Little Miami Foad, AZ Deerfeld,
Butter Vorth,s water station, loyeland, MEANWHILE.
Milford I'D Plainville, and on proper notice by flag
or to ConlutOr, at Branch Till and Linwood, (at turn
pise
The downward trains connect at Morrow with the
trains on the Little Miami Road for CnIumbul.
Lines of Omnibuses and PACKETS will run between
CT rclsviile and CAillic 1the, and Stages AM Packets
bet Seen lancaster, Logan. Nelsonvile. Athens anu
romroy; aud Stages between Lancaster, Somerset
and Zanesville, connecting with the morning Train
from, and evening train TO Cincinnati.
Fare from Cincinnati to Washington ......S22o
." Circlevi le....... 3,UO
" "a . /" Lane1s er....... 800
" Chlilirothe. -. AGO
For ether information and tickets, apply at Ticket
Office, orner of broadway and Front streets, and at
tha Little hiAmi Depot, or TO tho Statiop agent nj on
tho line. T. W. WooDWARu'
HPThe Omnibus Line will call for ard deliver pas
Il B. RUGGLES, Conductor
HThe Company will not be responsible for beg.
gage exceeding $50 in va'ue. unless the same be Re-
turned 10 the Conducto. or Agent, aud freight paid At
that amount, APRIL 10 1854
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F. ]. Boving is proposed asa man in
every way qualified tn the disc barge nf The
important duty Of Trustee OF Water Works.
MANY VOTERS.
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Mr.. SuHDERMAN, of Amanda, and one OF
the most enterprising merchants in the
county, is making extensive arrangements
for doing business on a grand scale. Sue
coed he must, as heis one of the most thor
ough business men in the State. Goodluck
to Sug1ERMAF,
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Mr.. SLAUeHTER:--Please apnounce the
name of. r. BRASEE as a suitable man
for Trustee for City Water Works.
MANY Citizens EAST.
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John C. Rainey is proposed IA a suitable
person TO fill the off ce nf Trustee of Water
Works. SECOND WARD.
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W. 4. WISE,
1854

R~ETATLoEALER IN FANCY AND DRY GcoIs,
Middle Room, Saaaer's New Block,
between Tallnsdge and Washington Hotels.)
Ian 81 1854
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FREsn AYD cIIEAP ARRIvAL.

TINE subscribers have received by Hxrrsss, snl
now receiving bv Rail Road. the most splendid
and geaerdl csanrfment OF new goods. ever beiefo
brou m BY them to this city, which the arc re-
solved 10 sell for t0sh or produce at refncef prices,
ana lower thar. they can be purchased in asy market
BY 20 per cent, you have but TO enme ln1 r. us aud
be convinced. NHLIb5h JULIAN
April 10, 1854
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City Shoe, Leather and Finding store.

I'M NNToRK, SON & WORK would
Wv respectfully inform the Cit.
Aa zens ofFair1eld and adjoining coun
ties, that they lave faceived their
FALL SrocK, which consist ol
every thing usually kept in such an establishment.
We hive also on hand largo and excellent stock
Of FINDINGS which we will furnish to Shoema-
Sole Leathers Morocco. Innings. Bindingg, Sc,
aluays on hand. We ere prepared 90 herepofcre TO
manlrsacture anything in, our line.
Lensastar. OfhoEer31, 1859
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Ut Both h71ds 10 our Friends A-When
such men as is A. AsHBRuoK takes II in.
To heir heads that their county psfer needs
y liberal support, ii is certain To get it,
Mr.. AsH5appR will accept our III nks fr
The following names and the money accom-.
panying:
JpHS HoLLiDAY, FRAscfs MYERs,
MICHAEL MYEgs. mN berry.
] w CARTWRIGHT, LEWIS CRnsBY,
ilESRY HIStsMAH, LAIAH NALL,
ABRAN BgERY. JAG 3 TUREER,
Fiji P AsRsRoOK, SAMUEL Coop,
JOEL BEEEY. Joss SHUEAAEEE
E. ). GARDEsER will again accept our
thanks f.. new iavurs. Mr. GARDzSgR will
acrept our bow for the f~ollowin . names:
DANIEL Dorsos, JhHS RI Is.
JAG 3 Cop, VEsTUs BLAcKs,s,
p HUFP1Rp. AEDRgw.STswARr,
Moan BLA.sER, DANIEL G01D.
TIA fJIlo wing voluptsers ars also well
come to a place in onr spb .~criptiJn BOOK:
H. T.. ABBOTT, v. SHAW
F. J. BpvfNo. THnYAs l. HARais1x.
Twenty If these names were placed on
our list.un Monday AMI Tuesday. This is
highly encouraging. Independent Of these
names We have been rapidly crea ing our
circulation during the year, and we feel con-
fdent Tint we have at this time one Of the
best paying lists of any county paper in this
State.
Gentlamen you have our thlnks,and prom
ise to do every thing IN our power to increase
the merits Of the paper.
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Enbd. IIdIcfs.. for ladies.
4 Splehdil lot, just received md selling At
n WHITE JR &JULIAN-
april 10, ls5L
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STRAYED

STRAYED
AWAY from The subscriber some two
weeks ago, a strong, square built. black
mich row. Three dollars viii Oe given to
any person returning said COW to this city,
or a liberal reward will be given for inior-
nation that wi! lead to her recOv nv.
JACOB SHOFF.
April 10, 1854.
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PS09~41mGnG
PART /.


PART l..
l-Grsnd overture, by........... Charles Kunspl
The phenomenon Of the 18th Century, only IL
wears cd
- IGOR Deg TrAy Lynch
4-Re,e luticnary Tam 's, toriginall. Pee Norris
5-Do they mics me ct Hlme,.,,.,-,R j. Turner
.6-Jsnny Lind's Bird Song, burlssqnc)
original. ..,.... Fete MOTIFS
7-Bal sd-favorito. Lynch
8-Colum5is the Gen of the Oeean....R. J. Tuner
PART II.
9-Oyer+ura and Fantasia ....... Charles Kunkel
lJ-Tha Drinking Song tourlesgus)
from Lucretis Borgis, The Main
Iiq1or Law, [~orisiral) ...........Pet Morris
ll--B autiiu' B tiad. t.he Inc l'silnl, a. J. Turner
I2-American Solo. IL '%hiopian) Banjo. IF. Lynrh
l3-Iona,han. ~(originsi) ...........P Pete Morris
l4-T You'd not die in Spring Tina....R- J. Turner
l5-Ehusions and Prise Sob. (Blnj ....F. Lyn;h
l6-Caliornia as it is, lin characters
Originally 1890. .Psfe Morr $
l7-Star S~ptngled Banner........-...R J: Turner
I1-IIart Times, AMI other eceennieities. y. Lynch
TPIu consequence ut the extreme length OF the
Progrlmna. thu rapi,ition of suy Of n. s'v'rt
pieces must be entirely excluded. It is hoped thSt
This apology wi he accepted to the patrons oil lOh
RIS Z TURNER'S AmsrirGa Drdi0iGg Room
Soirees.
Cards Of Admission o5 CENTS
CHILbxga USDvR l. YEARS OF AGE Ia CTS.
Doors Jpsn at TO commence as o'clock preelseiy.
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Z. ,,timorc Flour M rxe1.

BALTImoRE, April Is. The war news has
a great feeling 10 this city, and
Flour has advanced 81 perbbl.
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NAPIER oaDsnrO TO co~AEscr HOsTlrrrrrs.
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FARm FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
VHyHE Wiseman farm adjoining West RuAhyilie, MT
having been sold at tho public offerings Is he'd
fen private sale For IT credit apPlyto
~ b. EWING.
Mach %. Linskstsr, Onio
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Estate of Greg Auo KeIlIn.

VI NTTCE is hereby given. THAT I have This day
4 y been duly appointed Executor m the Estate Of
Greg Al Ksrlin, deceased. of Fairi ID county Ohio
April 10, 1854 AMOS MORROW, Ex't1r.
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TELEaRApH1C INTELLIGENCE.
Farlher Vow b. the AmerIea.

OfsEAnoaI INSISTED on
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Tne Sccond Arrival.

nUR Is, and splendid stock of Collars Fnhroid-
" cries, Uudar sleaves, Shemizetis &c. hsrng
been bought and carried sway before allowing ~
time to mark them, we viii be in r~eeeiptof a fresh
lot BY express in a few days; nu
April 10, 1884. NHiFbIR, JULIA
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Rnnnefsi Bonnets!

TUST ,rrived by express. the largest stock o. Bon
j nets ever rec lived in Lancaster, including Gessa-
mer. Trellis, Belgrade, End. Lace, Plain lace siis.
satin. and French Lace-in prices iram SIC to sic
Anril IL, 1854. WHITE JR 81 JULIAN.
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90 Tons Groceries.

WILL ba received on the first train 10 this CITY from
the South, comprising articles In every department.
In fine we arr receiving everything whish Is con-
n cted with the comfort and even Injury af antilles
ant persons. WHITE SR. i JULIAN.
April IS, 1854,
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THE GREEK INsURRECTION.

Preparations for war in Rnssla.
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III ADEERTIsEnEVTs.
GaEATEsT NovELTY YErt
LUxIMON ROY,

5rand Uindoo ERiertainment and soiree
Nusfcale!
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ASMtorso Of James c. ReyaoIs, deeecss5.
J. d. & G. d MARTIS. AHoTnevs.
April 70, I84-5N5O
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tember, 1854 81 invalids, S23, ,1S5 35;

tember, 1854 81 invalids, S23, ,185 35;
462 widows and orphans, S94 6O3 50.
There have been taken from tie rolls
of the army pensioners during the wear
ending June 80. 1854, BY death, CAB; by
transfer to the Treasury Department as
unclaimed sS3. OF the navy pensioners
for the year ending September 80, 1854,
"a are reported dead, and SO transferred
to the Treasury Department as unclaim-
ed pensioners. OF those transferred to
the Treasury Department, but very few
are again restored to the rolls.
Whole number of pensions on the roll,
June so, 1853, was 1867, and annual
amount payable to them Sl.O7O,079 So:
same, June so, 1854. is 14,065, and An
nual amount Sl,172,65l 63.
Number of revolutionary soldiers on
roll, June so, 1858, was 1896: number
of revolutionary soldiers on roll, June 80,
1854, is 1,060.
This report goes conclusively to SUBJ
stantiate what we have repeatedly taken
occasion to write within the past year
concerning the manner in which Mr..
Commissioner Waldo has managed the
affairs entrusted to him. On entering
Office his bureau was more behindhand
with their business, we take it, than any
other branch ofany Department in Wash
lngton. Already all its affairs have been
brought up to date, and so promptly and
lucidly do they deal with the people at
large as to have done away almost en-
tirely with the necessity for the services
OF An agent" in transacting any busi-
ness whatever with the Pension bureau.
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MOB LAWN the town of Tuska.
gee. Alabama, lately, a Col. BENZ. w.
Walker was sent to Jail for refusing to
obey an order of the Court directing him
to pay over ST., 900, which he held as
trustee of an estate. At the next ses.
sion of the same Court, some of his friends
broke open the jail, took him out and
carried him into Court, where he de.
manded rehearing. The Chancellor
refused it, and after several fights had
taken place in Court, Walker went back
to Jail. A few days afterward, Col. Rev.
nolds, commander Of a regiment, mus
tered his men, and marched to the jail,
accompanied by q cannon, and carrying
banners, inscribed walker, and =" Ala
bama will protect her citizens" They
broke open the Jail, took Walker out,
and bore him off in triumph on plat
form, after he had made speech declar-
ing his determination to conform to the
will of his friends. A clergyman also
made speech encouraging the riot.
Walker was then borne to his own house,
where a hundred men remained on
guard with him. The sheriff, with his
posse, followed thither, but ct the latest
accounts bad done nothing.
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OFFICIAL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August "a, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fol.
toHingdescribed stocks of the United States, that
this department is prepared to purchase, at any
time between the date hereof and the Doth day of
November next portions of those stocks, amounting
in the aggregate to $3.50, 900, In the manner and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given In the or.
der of time In which said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the paltes who are to receive the amount there Of
must be transmitted to this department upon the
receipt whereof, price will bs pail, compounded
On the following particulars:
1. The par vslue or amount specified in each cor
tifcate.
2. premium On the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act of July, 1876, redeemabls November IL,
1885, OF Per GEN.; on the stock Of tbs loan alt
thorzed by the act Of 1842, redssmabls 31st Decem
her. 1852, Of ii per cent; the stock of the loans
authorized BY the acts of 1s47 and Is4s and redeem
able, the former on the 51st December, 1867, and
the latter On the Soth June, 1868, Of Is per cent
aad on the stock OF the loan authorized by the act
Of 1850, and rsdeemsble ON the 3lst Dscember 1854
tcorlonIG called the Texan Indemnity six per
csnt.
g. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
lt Of July 1854, to the date Of receipt ard settle
Hisnt ct the Treasury, with the allowance (or the
monsy to reach the owner) of one days interest 10
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts of
the Treasurer Of the United States, on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New YORK, or Philadelphia, as
Ire parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury on or before the said Goth day of No
vember next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of Treasury.
Tie time during which the above named stocks
will be purchased by this department upon the
terms above specified is hereby extended to 31st De-
cember next, inclusive. a.
As the transfer books will be closed on the 1st
December, when the current half years interest be-
comes vested in the stockholder at that date, .ll
the usual arsignment to the United States have an
express assignment of the interest made by the
stoekholder thereon. Where the interest is not 30
assigned, or where the coupons payable on ths lst
January rext, In cases Of coupon stock, are not
transmitted with the certificates. the premium snd
days interest only Qess interest from the time
ofredemption to 1st january will be included with
the principal in the settlement.
f- JAMES GUTHRIE,
secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 18, 1854.
nov 20 -dtsy
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EN- TISTRY.

nR. MUNSON respectfully cal public attention
IL to his new, patent, and GREATLY sss.sscsssA
IMPROVED method Of setting Artificial Fss$S:s.ss22
Teeth, with Continuous Gpm-the very SSkXTff
PERFECTION OFTHE ART. This styls
Of Teeth has the follow advantages over all others
viz: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
FORT, ami BEAUTY, vieing with Nature in these
respects, and some others sxceliRg. Public inspec
ton is respectfully solicited. Please cali and see
specimens.
CAUTI0N.-No other Dentist in the District of
Columbia has q right to make this style of Teeth.
N. B-Teeth constitutionsEy healthy, plugged
and warranted for life
Once and kouea ct No. 28s street, near the cor.
ner Of PennsElYsEia avenue and 14th street.
nov IS-tf
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VARIETY
R0QT ANn SHOE CTODE

VARIETY
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
FNHE subscriber has Oh hand md is daily receiy
l. irg large addition OF Boots and Shoes -h
OF the best m2t9riaI and workman5hip en-. ~ II
bracing al the m cdern styles, among which
he would enumerate in part tbs foilowing:' -
FOR LADIES.
Congress Boots, Cater os of all kinds and colors
Morocco ani Leather Boots
Morocco and kid Slippers
Morocco and leather Walking Shoes, together with
large supply of Toilet Slippers.
FIR GENTLEMEN
Quilted Bottom Boot, patent leather Boots
Heavy waterproof Boots, sewed I'D pegged
Light dress B OTIS do
Patent leather, calf and cloth Congress Boots
Do and calf Kossuth Ties
Calf morocco and Oxford Ties, sewed nd pegged.
Also
Missas, Boys Youths', and Chi'dren's Boots an1
shoes Of every kind and description together with
large asscr mtnt for servants Heads Of families
2nd purchasers generally will find it much to thei,
advantage to visit this estah ishwent
GEORGE BURNS.
$40 Pa. av., adjoining Patterson's Drug Store
dec 4-1w
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SOMETHING NEW.

OPPOSITE THE MARKET ON PEENsYLVA-
" MA AVENUE. doors below Ninth street,
Ia NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and Boys
opened this day. DECKER, one Of ths cheapest
Clothing Merchants in the North, has determined
to oer TO the citizens Of Washington and vicinity
his excellent Clothing at the loves. Northern prices
for cash only. There the
POOR MAN
will find just such Clothing Store as has long been
wanted in Washington. His motto is cheap for
cash, and ONE PRICE ONLY.
good substantial wcollen coat he viii sell for
81 7S and heavy winter pants, well lined for 81 25;
and fine coa.s overcosts, hnd vests, in proportion
Good wool and cotton under.hirts hosiery, gloves,
&C., cheaper tn IN the chespest. nov lift
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GRAND ANNUAL BALL
MOUNT VERNON Glib

THE members of the "Mount Vernon Club" would
l. respectfully announce to their patrons snd the
public generally that they will give their Second
GRAND ANNUAL BALL, at JACKSON HALL,
December IS, 1854.
From the well known reputation OF the Balls, Pic
comment on this one fur her than to cav that We
are determined to make this bali far superior to
any heretofore given by us.
The Retire hmsnts will be feryed by an expert
enced Caterer
SUPPER will be furnished for % cents.
Prof Weber's celebrated full string band has been
engaged for the oc ,asioa.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting q gentleman
and ladies; to be had of any OF the members and
at the door on the night OF the ball
MANAGERS:
Jas hlulsms, n Quinn, John Nelson,
dh0s sinoh Donn, Rob Howard,
u Caton, Payne, julius Keck,
I'm ecott, D Gallagher, Jsmes Lewis,
otne, BENZ Howard, Hollohan.
dec 4-eo1~&d7t VIM Towers.
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j. K. HARTWELL,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE

nNHE undersigned will continue the AUCTION
i AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the store
formerly occupied by d. B. Campbell & Co., No. 2S9
Pennsylvania avenue, where he will keep constantly
on hand large assort-e ent Of House Furniture Of
every description. Parlor, Bedroom and Cooking
Stoves, for coal and wood Crockery, Tin and Plated
Ware, and hume other articles wanted by house.
keepers, all Of which will be sold exceedingly low
for cash or short approved credit.
Consignments solicited, upon which liberal ad.
vance will be msde- JOS. K. HARTWELL.
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NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS.

MAJ 1FH pleasure We inform our friends thst We
w have just returned from tie North with an
Immense assortment of new and beautiful GOODS,
suitable for presents, such as Work Boxes. Desks,
Papier Mache and inlaid Goods, Card Cases, Porte
Monnaies, Cigar Cases and Stands fine China Vsses,
mantel ornaments, bronze and parad mar be figures,
Baskets, Child1eps' Toys. Brushes, Combs, Perfu.
merry, Music, Musical Instrun ents, Piano Stools and
Covers, fine Engrgavins, and host of Fancy Goods
too numerous for advertisement, al; Of whicn We
will take pleasure in exhibiting and promise to sell
at low rates. JNO. F. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts.
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