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5tlllluutcr Business Gar0s.

5tlllputcr Business Gar0s.
ABRAM VAN WORRIES.
AH0Fnfy and C0unseWor at Lao and Solicit in
Chdncery.
viii attend to all professional business en- trusted to his
care saltwater, Minnesota Ter. e2-tf
THEODORE f.. PARKER.
Attorney Il Counsellor at Law,
StHfwdter, Minnesota Territory.
GOLD T. CURTIS. c.. D. GILFILLAS.
CURTIS & GILFILLAN,
attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
SALTWATER, MT.
:. j. Il. MCMILLAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOX AT LAW
NliL attend promptly and faithfully to all business IS
saltwater, St Paul, St. Anthony, and throughout the
Territory OF Minnesota, and the adjoining of
the Slate oil Wisconsin. Otice, SrILLWa TER, Min
REFERENCES.
His Ex. Alex. Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbell a. Co
81. Paul. Gaena
Dr. C. w. Bornp, Mr.. r. Lansing,
Ir j W simpson, - Mr.. $. .. Butler, St. Louis
Hon 4 w. looms, Pttsb'g j. IL. Larkin & Co.
G. Smaller, Saml j. .Wetherell& & Goa
j. H. N"orhead, ESQ 3" Jos. C. Butler d Co. Gin.
&. w Jackson, Esq & Mr.. Jos. =. Beggs,
Samr Gormly, Esq Mr.. o. Walker, Marine Mills
MAJ, J., b. Bntler and .' H. Burke,
3S-ly
w. IL. sENNhs, 81 n MCMILLAN. H.M. LEWIS.
SENMES. McM.LLAN n LEWIS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN CuANCERY
Offices az SiUicdtcr ". p, and a. Hudson, 81. Croir
County Wisconsin. 43-ly
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WINTER ARRANEENlE

WINTER ARR ASGENF.NT!
Stage Line for Passengers and Packages, from
st. Paul TO Fort Ridgley and Mankato.
\ EANES St. Paul Monday at O'Clock. arriving III
Il 4 Shaaope the same evening. Leaves Henderson
Wednesday morning for the upper Minnesota. Leaves
Mauhata for Fort RHigiey Thursday morning; GRH
turns 20 ~. Pau saturday evening All business IA
trusted 10 viii rec I'VE prompt attention.
10 JESSE VI. ANRF< \ 90
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lju0son.
BIZ! MIN ALLEN.
GIIfird.

MERRILL. COWLES n CO.,
'|halesa!e Dealos IN F1reign and Domestic Dry
Goois, Bots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, YANKEE No
tons, s., g..
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ALLEN ,piEKSE,

attorney al Lar and General Ldnd .fgcnt,
aEANi\G been Regi,te- of the Land Oiiice under
tho late administration he is able select the
best land in the Territory subject entry and Will
warrant the regularity of ali location. made rs HIM.
ohce o" Cedar street, next door 10 The Episcopal
Church, 81. Paul. v L.
Jan. 70. l95i Iio-;t
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UNITED STATES Mali. LINE.

nEFREES, NICHOLS q Goa stage will lea
II Saltwater every Tuesday and Friday morniii
for Prairie du Chen, which VIII carry passe, ce
through 10 the latter place in >iN days. ~ 3n,'
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Saint l]auI Bu5lrtss Gar0s.
w VI. w. FINCH, NJ. D.,

" VI. w. FINCH. NJ. d..
hFFERS his professional services . the citizens @.
~ 81 I'aul aud vicinity.
Oiiisr in Judge i.amhert's new brick building.
Special attention vii! be given 10 Rhcumatssn Neu-
ralria, >croiua, and all chronic Diseases Being fni-
Jar with the use OF ETHER operations in surgery will
be perormed under its influence without pain, If de-
sired. Pure Naccin Virus sent part Of the
country ~ return mail the receipt Of dollar,
post paid.
EEFEREScES.
Prof McClintock, of Fhadcl lha College OF Medicine
Persins, OF Vermont Medical College.
2S-SIn
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MARSH & co.

MARSHALL co.
AT THE SLIGO IRON STORE,
RE now receiving large and full stock of Iron.
"a sfeel apd Sundrirs. They respectfully solicit the
patronage OF BlackSuiit :. Plow Makers. and other
Manufacturers giving assurance hat their is o The
quality, will be so at the lowest living prices
22t
fNASH paid for Old Iron, Old Brass and Copper, Ut
~ he 81 Paul Foundry, the Lower Landing.
Nov Is, 1859. F. GILMAN.
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TVNE public hereby notified that the
the true and rghtIul owners oI lie Suenr Guy
in The county of lie Sueur, aud Territory Of Minnesota
did, the 26il ay of August. 1888 lay out the SAID
city of lie Sueur aud thAt plot Of said Ciy has
duly recorded the olCe of Register Deeds in said
county. Ana the public are hereby cautioned against
purchasing property in said Civ. without having first
OF aimed tite from the undersigned, they atone can
good and sufficient title purchasers in the rst i'll
tlIce. J. c. CftRi>rY.
Sent Il lSJ3-22tf JAMES CIRRAN
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Connectlag at Go.crsa ,v,fh the American, EJwcsS g.
NOR the spcady aud safe transportation cf light
n and valuable Goods Packages Bank Notes, Sp.-
ce; collection and pay ment OF Notes Drafts, hila Ac
counts, &C
70 ana from ali parts Of the UNION CANADA and the
Copitueut Gf EIEoPE
Lost Goods, Baggage &c. looked mp ard forwarded io
owners, ana all business usually done by express
tended 20 with pronIptness aud despatch.
Messengers vii he despatched during the close 81
navigation from at. Pau and Gaiena every alternate
Morday. J. T.. DURBANk d 60.
proprirtors
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VOLUME vi.
lNNESUTA PIONEER.
PusLfsRED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY EARLE S. GOODRICH G. CO

~
BY EARLE S. GOODRICH C co.
Once on Bench street. the junction Of Third
TIE MS:
~ TIE pIONEER will he furnished TO Subscribers
A. Two DoLL,R per anauin. Invariably in advance
d. Nc subscriptions received for less than one year
1 All letters 10 this Office, be PREPAID to re-
ceiye attention.
RATES OF ADVERTISING,
(Nonpaciel type or its equivalent
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS, 81 90 persquare
If IL lines, !or the rst serton, and 80 per
for each >uliseI lcHi Insertion
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
One column. 5000
Hall a column, 90
One fourth OF II column, 20 10
business Cards not six lines 90
Over six lines aud urdcr ten lines, 30
Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 1000
For AL changes ordered Ia advertise nlents, charge
viii hc made. of 30 cents per loco composition.
We agree TO charge the above prices, uniformly, for
xd.ertisiLg-
JOSEPH Il. BROWN-Pioneer.
DAVID OLNSTED-Democrat.
OWENS IL MOORE-Minnesotian.
St. Paal, March 2ith, lo52.
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3. G.. BlTRiS BANK q CO..

!. &. BURBANK q CO.,
- TORAGE, Forwarding and Comm>,ion Merchants
- Grocers and Dealers IN Gram ard ProvisIous.--
Nha1 Boat ST. Paul, MIN. j. {. BURBANK.
{. +. WHITNEY.
Shippers ard Con..nees will find II TO their interest to
do business with u.s. The expense OF Labos and Dra
age is saved
REFERENCES.
Cav. w. A GOrmsn,
Henry VI. Rice, Z, d.,
W.R Marshall, Co {
AleN. Wilkm.
Il. H. Campbell. & Co
Geo. W. Campbell a Co, c,t,r
lorrtin, a Co.,
X :. Harris, q Co.
Ots West, }st Loni,
X. r Sasa,
Ssaans S@a['ss SS"!@s5; < 4'.a, & soa Co. Boston,
Mark paC tages B. ~ L. Wharf Boat e.. Paul.
Minnesota.
~. Paul, Nov. "a, 1853. 20 20
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BROPHY SETTLEMENT.

A FAIM containing l7s acres in this highly flourish
N ing settlement hch Is near ST Paul, boroerlng on
on beautiful lake, soil rich aud heavy tnbered, from
which some 1900 cords be cut; also good heavy
grass meadow hCh will WELD % 10 70 tons OF hay;
an ent dwelling house 50 by 20 feet and good sta
BILE so bv 90 le the above already broken and
under fence and have yielded Ia the proprietor an
abundant crop. HENRY MckENth,
Dealer IN Real ESTATE.
Ian g. 1855 -l2m.
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400 bbls Flour, 200 bbls Pork,
100 bhls Dried Apples just reed consignment at
the harf Boat, viii he closed of at reduced prices
Also, and meal, oats, potatoes, bran irne
&c. great bargains.
je 23-tf ). w. BASS a CO.
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. GAI.E.NA.
sSuPERFlNE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts. and
~ horse feed, family hand, and sale
est caSh rates. l.. lIEMPSTEAD 4 co.
Oaena, sept. ,, lSJ2. 40
GEO. FERGtSDN.
No. 90 Nla Steet, GqinqG, Vii,.o,s.
NNTHOi ESALE and etIii dealer "a Hardware and
" CUTLERY, Cast steele, Mans, Mechanics and Mi
ners Tools Rope and Farming imT dement's
JOHN F.. SMITH X CO.,
WEtchm0iers aid JeWeiityS, Main ST. GaEena Wiqois
4 Large and well selected assortment oi Clocks.
"a Watches. Iewelly aud silver Spoons, tantl,
hanu, for sale low Engraving neatly cXeCuted. Al
kinds OF Jewclry made to order and neatly repaired
All orders pumctualy attended to. The highest price
paid for old gold and silver. RS
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HENRY A. AMBERT,

Office, corner oil Third and Cedar streets, ST Paul.
DENTISTRY.
q. ". DiDDIE, late of Pittsburg. Pa,
H-(S has permanently located in Saint Paul.
GrYpA Fourteen years close application his
oI-LO profession, together with a large and
beau,fui of plain and gum teeth enable HIM
oinsert from entire set OF teeth by pheric
pressure with beautiful sentaon of the natural
gum, restoring the mouth to its natural shape
ase teeth permanently. saved by plugging; useless
erth Atractcd with little pain possible. Teeth
rleansea and diseased gums restored 20 health.
q lice and residence Main street, between Saint
Peters aud Market.
\. B.--All jobs warranted.
81 Paul, july %. l-iv
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+ !: :; : = Ts';ss: Ss:sssso, Ssss:ss, nr.'ens'r..
Ollics in the New Po.t-OiTice building.
w G. LeDUC. Agent.
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To provide for the establishment, Of railroad aHd tel
es,aphc communication between the Atian',c
States and ;hc Pacific Ocean, and for other puT.
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A NEW REMEDY.
GAUTIER,g HERR DROPS

For Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, asthma.
'1NHIS nsaluabIe preparation has the extraordt
l. nary property Of Immediately relieving coughs
colds, hoarseness difficulty of breathing, bronchitis
asthma, and huskiness Of the throat 1t operates
by dissolving the eongealed plegm, consequently
causing free expec Grafton.
Those who are troubled with that unpleasant
tickling in the throat, which deprives them of rest
night afcer night by the incessant cough which it
provokes, will, by using this remedy, find immedi-
ate relief.
These drops are composed Of six simple ingredi-
ents, principally Of herbs, which known to be
very eficacious in the cure of diseases resulting
from colds They have been prepared at the sug
gestion Of one Of our most eminent physicians, and
have been used by many Of his and my personal
friends with signal success, and at whose earnest
lictation have been induced TO enter largely into
their munufscture; assured by him and them that.
when generally known and tried, they will super.
cede all the various cough can ~ mixtures now in
Dss.
As for myself I am confident, from the ingredi
ents which they are composed, that, should they
not eecton entire cure they can do no injury even
to the most dalicste in health and therefore have
hesitspoyin introducing them to tho citizens Of
Washington and vicinity.
G. GAUTIER,
nov7-Tu&Fm 252 Pennsylvania avenue.
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POPULARITY OF OMAR PAsHA.-The
whole of the Turkish troops are entirely
devoted to their gallant commander-in.
chief; he has won their esteem and re-
spect by his courage, frmness and supe-
rior requirements, and their affection by
his kind and cordial manner to them.
A short time since Omar Pasha was
making preparations to 90 up to Ruts-
chuk with some regiments of infantry
and while riding through the streets, he
was seen to stop where soldier was on
duty and ask him, "Well, are you going
to the front Tomorrow Z" Yes, your
Highness, answered the soldier is your
Highness going tOos" Yes, yes" re-
piled Omar Pssha 4" InshhallAh! (pleass
God) we will all 60 together" By thus
treating his soldiers like comrades, he
secures their ready obedience.
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
II w. BRO WNI q q. Marchant Tailor. Pa


NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
ID w. brow WNIAG, Merchant Tailor, Pa
Il avenue, under the United States Ho-> A
tel would respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally that he has just re- W
oeived new Fall and Winter goods in greatA
variety, such cloths, Osssmeres, and Vestings
the latest importstion and is prepared to have them
made up at the shortest notice. In the most fashion
able manner, and at low rates of prices.
Having made arrangements to so into the Ready
made Clothing business extensively this season, he
eels confident that he offer to those wishing to
purchase stock of Clothing, not inferior to any In
this city, and not made up at the North, as Is usu
ally the case with work sold here; but cut in his
own establishment and made by our own needy cit
xens in this dull at low rates Of prices, he is
enabled therefor, to compete with northern work In
point Of prices; and as to quality and style, he viii
leave for those who favor him with call to Judge.
He can sell whole SUITS Coat, Pants, and Vest, at
the following low rates:
Good suit for business PURPOSES out OF cloth or cas-
snere, for ths small sum $40
Dress and frock Goats, from. $l0 to $50
Overcoats of different sty tyles........... ~ 20 70
Black and fancy 30 to 10
Silk and Velvet Vests. 5O to lO
This stock Of Clothing is of q superior quality,
and has been made up since he received the fall and
winter fashions.
He keeps constantly on hand Q large assortment
Of fancy artclss-such Gloves, Cravats, Collars,
Umbrellas, DC.
Sole Agent for the sale Of Soott's Report Of Fash
tons in this city. sep 15-n
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the Church. From France, Fl. E. the

the Church. From France, FL. E. the
Cardinal Gousset has already left for
Rome, and has taken the way of Switzer.
land. The Bishop of Mans has arrived
in Paris, on his way to the Holy City,
and is to leave in the course Of the week.
The Cardinal Archbishop of Mechlin has
arrived in Paris. Several Irish Catholic
prelates, and among them the Arch
bishops of Armagh and Dublin, are also
at present in Paris, and on their way for
Rome. Ireland is the only Catholic
country in the world from which more
than two prelates have been invited by
name. But we learn from Rome that q
great number of bishops are expected,
and that the presence of other prelates
than those officially invited, will be seen
with pleasure. All the bishops will take
part according to their rank in the pro-
jected grand general assembly. The as
sembly will be preceded by private meet
ings composed, we are told, solely of the
prelates specially invited. 1t is Mgr.
Antici Mattel, who has been nominated
Secretary of the Consistorial Congrega-
ton. Amongst the French prelates who
are to go to Rome to take part N the as
sembly are named the Archbishop of
Paris and the Bishops of MarSeilles an
Agen.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY"

TaI5 beautiful burial place Of the dead having
just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
the purpose, is open for the reception of the
hsnsins Of deceased persons.
The MAU5OLEUM has capacity for q hundred
lcoiiss, in which such friends of the dead Is may
kpply can pscs the departed until they select sites
lo- the graves.
Tbs plan of the incorporstors is OF equality in
regard to the lots, which viii not be put up publicly
ni sale, (slthough they usually bring premium
askiny the esriy selection Of lots the most dosir.
1l.-
Sal an ofics is established in the city Of Wash.
S5 applications will be punctaalIy attended
st the present Office, in the sAst wing Of tbs build
y On entering the Cemetery.
- Wm. 9. HUMPHREYS
u. B-GlsnTood Is situated a short distance due
north of the Capitol. aug li-sm
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A GOOD IDEA FOR SHowMEN.-
Smith, the director of one of the most
amusing and successful entertainments in
London, The Ascent of Mont Blanc -
in recent address to his audience, as
cribed part of his success to change
he'had made in the conditions of admis-
sion. Instead ofcharging more than the
usual price for reserved seats, taken be-
forehand, he charged less, because, as he
said, if any one takes the trouble to
come beforehand for his place, he ought
to be compensated for that trouble. He
enjoys some advantage over those who
come late, and the best form in which to
put that advantage is to let him have his
place at lower rate"
The consequence of this arrangement
was that all his reserved seats, and
great many more, were always promptly
taken, people being eager to avail them
selves not only of the security of seat,
but of the slight reduction in price.
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NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS

NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
I UsT opened our third supply Of rich Dress Goods,
u which have been bought at greatly reduced
prices, and Will be sold correspoudingy low. We
name
Rich dress Silks ofevery variety
Very handsome Plaid Merincs
Plain French and English Merinos, all shades
Rich plaid and striped Cashmeres and Mousselins
pieces wide Silk Vevets for mantillas and cloaks
25 more rich satin and cloth cloaks
80 fine Brocha Cashmere Shawls and Scarfs with
rich gold borders, some enrireiy new
800 long and square plaid and figured shawls
Cloths, Oassimers and Vestings
Gloves, Hosiery, ladies' and childrens' merino
vests
Gentlemens meriao and cotton Hosiery, Gloves
Merino and cotton Shirts, Drawers, &C., &c,
All Of which will be offered at the fairest low
prices. Please call and examine for yourselves be
fore buying elsewhere.
AEM articles sold at our establishment are war
ranted to prove as represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLLEY,
No 623, Seventh street, doors above Pa. av.
ocf
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UNDERTAKEN,

citizens Of Washington and its vicinity for their
sst pstronsse, and say that owing to the freqaent
Ais IN the Undertaking branch OF my business,
aye be.n induced to discontinue tho manufacture
Id Furniture, and turn my attention fully to the
have spared no pains to have
kTs-y thing that is requisite to my business and
"a hsrstors fully prepared to meet any order after
few monsnts notice, and assure those who may
ir, me eau that Hin spare no pains to carry cat
;asr orders to their entire satisfaction.
JAMES 2. HARVEY,
No. 40, 7th st., between and 81.
N.B.-OAlls attended to at AL hours Of the night.
mar Fly
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WARRENS
IMPROVED FIRE AND WATERPROOF
COM STTTON ETNG

MYE take pleasure in calling the attention of
w parties contemplating building. to this high
y popular roofing material, which has been in ex-
sensive use throughout the cities of the Western
States and British Prsvnces for upwards of 10 yesrs
Turing which time it has been tested by every varf
sty of circumstances, and is universally conceded to
possess, in greater degree than any other roofing
material in use, the valuable qualities Of cheapness,
durability and security against tho action Of the el
sments.
We are ready to contract for roofing in the city
and country.
Office hours from IL to IL am, and 4 to pm.
G. NJ. WARREN co,
10th st., ID door above McGuire's Auction Room.
aug t2-3ms
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FIRE GLIDING, GALvANIZING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLAT

ON ALL KINDS OF NkTAL-
LABARRE would respectfully inform the pub.
Il lie that he has opened Shop At the corner
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,
Jewels, and regalia for Free Masons, Odd Fellow
and other socisi iss military ornaments, &c. Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Chains, Goblets, Lookets, Tea and Table Spoons,
Dessert and Batter Knives.
HLNCTRO SILVER-PLATIN0
On Military Ornaments, Fruit Baskets, Walters,
Candlssticks, and Csssets.
Also Silver plating for Plumbers, Gas Filters, &C.
All ornaments for military, Free Masons, Odd Eel.
loHs and other Societies and Oiubs made to order
on ths shorteas notice.
FRANCIS LABARRE,
cornsr and 10th sts west, near Pa. ave.
"a e-Gn
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MRS PETTET.

n 'EACHER Of an improved and easy plan Of La
i dies and Children's Dress Cutting, can be found
at her rooms, at No. 356, ON Seventh street. above
where ladies can receive instructions from to II
q. M; and 3 to s p. m.
Terms of tuition including one sett Of Models and
Rules s. 80 '.t---. ...-..
Ladies by leaving thei. address can join the We'd
nesday morning class at 81 so. ..--......-..
LINING cut and fitted SOC. Paper waist patterns
Is cents.
variety Of Ladies' and Children's patterns Of
the latest ETY. le just received and for sale.
oct I-2Vt
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WIN. HAUNSCHILD,
PAPER HANGER & UPHOLSTERER.

A MERICAN and French Paper Hangings and
II Upholster Goods. Pennsylvania avenue. betw.
D G.
VIM. Hsunschild begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has on hand large stock Of
French Gilt and American Transparents.
Also, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses,
which he will dispose of at the lowest prices.
oct 1O-3m
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THE GRAND CATHOLIC COUNCIL AT
RoME.-The Ami de la Religion, Paris. J
of October l9, says: "The Catholic
world is at present occupied with great
event which is about to be accomplished
at Rome. Bishops are proceeding from
all parts of the earth towards the Eternal
City ct the voice Of the visible chief OF
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TOILET SOAPS

TNHE subscribers retui their tnanRs 70 tneH nu'
merous friends and CUB, o.ners IN the District
and elsewhere for the patronage hi0srIo e1tSnaes
to them and bep leave to inform them that in addi
ton to their usual stock they now manufsctur.
ing and will have constantly on hand all kinds OF
Toilet and Fancy Soaps, to which they invite their
attention. We warrant our soaps equai 20 any
made and wiIl aelI on as reasonable terms as the
same article can be purchased in any Of the North
arm cities T. O. DONNOGHUE SON.
GEORGETOWN. Oct 25-3ms