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North and south---Ignorance and
Crime.

Our readers will find in another column
sensible and judicious communication on
this subject. Ii we understand the feelings
Of the South, we desire only that Justice
should be done us. We would not deprive
the North Of one whit of its we.l-earncd
reputation for what it has done in the cause
Of education, morality and religion. The
whole world is its debtor; and, We have
shared in the blessings it has been instru-
mental in dispensing abroad. But crime
exists in the North; We fear, from the re-
ports which reacl, us daily through its Jour-
mails, that crime IS on the increase therc.-
We ascribe its prevalence to no peculiar in
stitution or social custom of the North, but
to the same causes which operate amongst
ourselves to lead men to disobey the law of
God. When, therefore, murder is com
mitted Mt the North, we do not say that if
it had not sent its slaves to the South, and
thus deprived itself of this safeguard, such
an offence had not boon, known there. The
New York Tribune is welcome to monop-
oily Of such logic, or if castigation must
be inflicted, let it be by its brother abolition
print, tho New York Evening Post. : If a
Northern man should be detected in the fol-
ly and sin-alas too common North and
South-of appropriating to himself with.
out duo credit, the fruits of other mems
mental labors, We do not say that it is
chasgeaLle to the state Of society about him.
We leave such logic and christian courtesy
to the Boston Copgregationalist. Such q
war of recrimination is not to our TASTE
We would hide the offences of brethren
when no demand Of truth and righteousness
renders exposure necessary. And when
compelled TO speak, VIC would do it in tile
spirit Of charity and brotherly kindness.
That we of the South have faults, griey-
Gus faults, Sins which we have jast occasion
to lament before God, and evils which it be-
hooyes US to. correct, we deny not; nor do
I'VE. sec how our guilt in neglecting to repent
of, our sins, and to amend our lives, can be
diminished BY seeking to discover tho same
or greater faults aud evils amongst others.
To our own Master we must stand or fall
So with others. Let us, then, not suffer ou,
thoughts to be turned, nor our efforts to be
diverted trelh the duties we are called to
fulfil, from tho evils re, are required to cor.
rect, in the useless, and, fas it may prove to
Do, the dangerous attempt to prove that 9th.
ess are as great sinners 40 we. ; ~, ~,
4 ,'';t':Ei 5 Southern Presbyterian. s.
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.ls1sCELLANY.
From the South Carolinian:1
What's thesBse;3

Nm oh Oiu WOulan L may say Il very
oldwon,ap, and 4 mine has not been an i,is:
active or uhobscfsant life. Eyes, cans, mind
and memory have always been busy, but it
seemsto iittIe purpose; for L find nlyself ca
pableY Being astonishcd, indeed, perfectly
astounded, by ,things which occur in this
presentday and generation.
The sfelegrap'l bc~ilder, the power of
steaaa astonishes, inesmcris,n, spirit rappings,
md table moving, fairly terrify me; but
can Keep away from these things. feel it
n duty do SO, for l believe them to bc the
,aahci results Of dealings in magic, and
that the people who get them up will most
assuredly come to some strange and dread
ful ond-be lightniag.struck, blown up,
wrapt forever in strange sleep, ihaanted by
angry spirits, orknocked in the head bv
some frantic table. I dom. see why men
will be hammering their brains, and wear
out their bodies, to scare up such deviItries
Whntb the usel But, as said before,
can keep away from these things gs-stand off
ata sRfefdistancc and watch their eventual
'catastrophcs.r But some of the fast move
,ncnts of the day /, cannot keep out.of the
way Of Everybody seems to be in a dread
full hurry,about everything mo slow, delib-
crate, or correct movements now, and the
consequences of this harry.scurry go-ahead
Inverness will force themselves upon INC ev-
erywhere Igo1 <... =. -s..
usually spend the summer. months with
"a friend, whose residenee is on public road,
and who consequently is often compelled
mot bysaHy incfinati6n or necessity Of her
own, but hy wish to oblige,) TO accommo.
date benighted travellers. I Ii was q rainy
afteruoon IN. July. Ny friend and I.had
sought in sthes spiHzsa the cosniost which, the
sultrineaaof the weather orbade our lind
Gag ipthe house. Everything was still, dole
fnl, aud dripping, ny Trend, resisting sun.
dry attempdS i'd acolgessation on my part
dropt hss knissisg I'D iieriap aud went fairly
of to sl6els aI Ihf0wH entirely on nv own fe.
sources deav0sed TO SEEK feft,rs IA
tf,cpgat G1nalTy d6 when things. exter.
nal area Sihfaf os pniniBterestina. But It.
chain NSe NAeoApacsed. For .onco IN nv
li6s ISoslaff dhnk sef anything. 10 stlnni
.nbo,K i'T5 :.
Rsssy yhs has experienced m !, d the i. S 'dres
viii unda insesss;iay vish which
viewed sSa approach. Of q vehicle thai, Il
the close ssssdp i g de s. ~ appearanca
1t wassS 4 ipsed i eeags WHO,
are s0s lts md -l5ned bod
(which ~ ssry u md iIssa n 3 q
Sortahs aonii + Itiaa tss iisalys sduals iofn
ed q ses tzs
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( Some Of our, Wsstsrna exchanges spsak
Of. The bridge Of tke Illinois Oentraf Com
pany, otes the Illinois Riysf, at Ia Salla
asfdliy eqnal tnaAAH,s atssctnre ofaihs -
in AmssicMss nlestegdk aesaas, flnaa hun
q, ,NgH; D more tep balfs 3 Ei52e SSnl aasl;
severity fset hsSh spppa aseyantssns
.msaAises stons Ptgss sHd ssasnts.a sThs q
10 1gla NJ, ieEss bso
= q; satiife valley ss&
Z 81 4 e. saet s = easas
WY snts Gsss 3 8 subject q nst;onsf pride
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Things we Decidedly Object to-

We decidedly object to the 6rst-aoor
lodger coming home in state Of inebria-
ton, and getting into our bedwith his boots
on.
We decidedly object to a waiter ALWAYS
telling us he's coming, and never doing It.
We decidedly object to ayoung lady with
her hair done up in newspaper advertise
ment.
We decidedly object to an infatuated
dra,natist reading us the manuscript of his
FIVE act tragedy.
!. I'VE decidedly object to baby dabbing
his damp little hand about our face, while
the mother stands by, and remarks that the
little dear is beginning to stake notice" <
~ We decidedly object to. q doctor telling
us in a friendly way, that our. family were
always noted for weak chests. sy !,
We decidedly object to person ,nistak-
ing US for his mortal enemy, and giving us
a tremendous blow on the back under the
conviction. ~, : -
We decidedly object to mans atraya
laughing at his own jokes, and never laugh-
ing at ours 1.''f .;s ~ -. !,
We decidedly object to anyone pur,aloiue
Ing oar good things, and palming them off
as his ewr.a e.. 7h'"' - 's ~
We decidedly object to tailers man
bringing home a coat, and bawling out in
the passage that his master told bim not to
leave it without money. <S 70 = ,.a.'.'.t
|, And We decidedly object to sharp chill
dren, lawyers letters, damp shirt collafs,
amateur performances, tight boots and ala
umbrella trickliug down our back.
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A Southern Lady.

The fair editress of tho Yazoo (Miss.)
Wing, Mrs. Prewctt, herself Northern
born lady, nobly expresses the feelings aud
vindicates the character of the South du &.
ring her travels this summer through the
North. She writes to her own paper:
"My first contact will, an a5olitionist oc-
Cured on the cars between Rochester and
Syracuse. At one of the stations two great
saucy-looking negro men came into tho la-
dies car, and began looking about for
seat. No ono made place for them; but
those who had left their places walked back
to them and stood guard over them. The
colored gentlemen were not at all put out,
but kept walking up and down, looking for
seats. My little boy said no anigger' should
sit by him. Some Of. the passengers laugh.
ed, but others looked awfully offended. A
wliite woman that was before me, and was
almost as ugly as aunt Harriet Stowe, turned
fiercely on the boy and said, ..If the gentle
mon are colorcd, they are as good as ycu or
me-" MADAM, said !, sthey, arc no doubt
as good as you, and better; but they arc
not as good rs my child, and shall not sit
by him." If ono could be annihilated BY a
iook o contempt, sioald not Be writing
tllis., When the cars stopped at the next
station, my interesting neighbor got up to
leave, but determined not to lose the oppor-
tunity of dropping word to the poor be-
nighted Southerner, came up to me and
said, eYou will find when you come to die,
it matters not what is the color Of the face,
30 the heart ii white.'' Madam I replied,
III old mother Nature intended the face TO
be ON index Of the heart, SHE made d great
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The New Orleans Crescent of Friday,
Says We regret to announce the death,
by typhoid fever, yesterday morning at O.
o'clock,sef John 7. Stewart, a printer Of this,
Office, Mr.. Stewart was 4e yeals of .sge,. .
native Of Pittsburgh, and for many years, q,
resident Of this city. Hewas 1hnch sstsarn-,
ed by every one who knew him tor upright
ness Of character and for, his many axeelIept
qualities" .'sf'y. 3.t' go, ,sss; s',.s
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Z A gentleman residing not fsr nom PIE
burg, went recently fo that city fof 4. A.snppB
Of potatoes and com, Ills 'flelB' 'bshss sasfsi
burned o., Unable to pfocafs rtic!ss
wanted, be. went to Whesling he met
With no better success, ana HID 30
,Ginsianati sbesopeshs coald sgstt liisgup piisS.
A lstaer s6tcsas o tgantl tletnHh, at ClaSel
Ohio ~ shat tsssasy thing gAnt HE shsps Se
segsts burnsn ID thai III lohs sdf Com
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The proceedings Of The last Democratic
Convention In California, we should Judge.
from the reports in the papers Of thst REGION.
were Of rather stormy character They
met in a Baptist Church and during. their
quarrels they made such havoc With the
pews, that the trustees Of ths building or
dered them to leave. At the next sessiion
Of Convention, the sum Sf 44eQ was laised
70 pay fdr the dainag 81 th t t # ~ y !.
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Corner Of n and Oh street, nsar tAs Patsnt Qses,
vuyO whom was awarded the hrst dipIo-
j ma st the great exhibition Of the Mechanics
Institute would again call the attention VI the pub
lie 10 his beautiful stock Of foreign and domestic
sweetmeats.
Manufacturing his confectonaries at the establish
ment all who favor him with call can rely ON get
ting prime article at all times. $500
fhe most particular attention paid TO furnishing
balls, parties, and weddings. He will also keep on
hand and make to order at all times
NJ Roman Ices Ice Cream
Chariot Ruse, Frozen Fruit
Water Ices, Blanc Mango
JelIys and Pyramids, a
OF every style for table ornaments.
Leave your orders at the well-tried store, where
they will receive prompt attention.
dec l2-eolm tllAaF afNs " Iei
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SHALL open, on the I1th and 18th OF
December, the FIRST large invoice OF NEW styles
Of Diamond and other Jewelry, ensmeled and plain
ladies' Watches and Trinkets, fancy Sye-ware, Gard
Receivers, Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Vases,
Figures, bronze, BISCUIT and China mantle and table
Ornaments Fans, Card-cases Port Monnaies, Dresden
China ware, etc, and a variety OF NICK NACkS,
suitable for holiday gifts.
The goods will &c arranged on the l4th of Decem-
ber for Inspection and the public Is invited 10 call
Politeness and ciyihty viii be extended to ALL,
whether purchasers or not .tIH
II. SEMKEN, Jeweler
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
formerly Warmer d Semken.
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USHE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR

\ - the Advancement of Education, will hold its
fourth annual session in the new and beautiful Lee
ture room Of the Smithsonian Instituton, during the
interval between Christmas and Now Years Day, be-
ginning on Tuesday, December 26th, inst.
L A large number of the distinguished educators Of
our country, and leading friends Of education
peced to be present, from whom there will be many
valuable lectures and educational papers, which will
be followed by interesting discussions.
The occasion will offer to the citizens OF Washing
ton rare and rich treat for Christmas week.
+ The officers Of our government, members Of Con-
gress, and all the citizens earnestly requested to
make their arrangements TO attend and use their in
uence to induce their friends from abroad to attend.
\ If any of our liberaLmnded citizens offer free
entertainment to delegates, or make any contribu-
tons for that purpose they are requested to send in
their Names residence and the number they can ac-
commodate, to any OF the following gentlemen.
The time is ut hand, and whatever is done must be
done quickly. @
In the First ward, g. J. Abbot Esq, and Rev. G. A.
Ell. Davis.
Second ward, Prof J. Henry and 2. Richards.
Third ward, p. Force ESQ.,, v. Harbaugh, ESQ.,,
and Silas Hill, Esq
Fourth ward, j. w. Maury, Esq, Rev. G. w.
Samson, and Rev. B. Sunderland
Fifth ward. B. B. French Esq, and Prof A.
ID. Bache.
Sixth ward, B. B. French, Esq, and o. G.
Wight, Esq.
Seventh ward, g. York At Lee, Esq, o. G..
Wight, Esq, and w. B. Randolph Esq.
T. RICHARDS,
Secretary Local Committee.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1854. dec 9--1w
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ID w. BROWNING, MerchsAt Tailor,
II under the United States Hotel, would respect
fully inform his Customers and the public generally,
that DO has Just received new Fall aud Winter Goods
in great variety, such - Cloths Cassmeres, and YES
tngs Of the latest importation, and Is prepared 70
have them made up al the shortest notice. In the most
fashionable manner, and Ut low rates Of prices.
Having made arrangements TO 20 into the Ready
Made C0thing Busineess extensively this season, he
feels confident that he can offer 10 those wishing TO
purchase stock Of Clothing not inferior TO any in
this city and not made up at the North as Is usually
the case with work sold here but cat in his own es
tablishment and made by own needy citizens, in
this dull season. low rates Of prices. Heis enabled
therefore, 10 compete with northern work in point OF
prices and as TO quality and style he will leave for
those who favor him with call 70 judge
He can sell whole suits (coat pants and ves ut the
following rates: l&3s 9tv
Good suit for business purposes out Of cloth cass
mere for the small sum Of, .................. 6l5
Dress and Frock Coats from. $40 90 to $40
Overcoais of different styles. u 90 TO rs
Black and Fancy Pantaloons.. 90 70 10
Silk and Velvet Vests. ............. % 70 ~
This stock of Clothing is of superior quality, and
has been made up since he received the Fall and Win
ter Fashions. H
He keeps constantly on hand large assortment Of
Fancy Articles, suchas Gloves, Crayats, Collars, UNI
brelas &c. att III I'll u
Sole Agent for thesale Of SCOTS Report Of Fashions
in this city. nov 27---duan.l
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" AAA840'0 lxOt8As
UOHN II. G1BBs bsgs leave 10 call the
a. attention Of the Gentlemen 10 the above est@b-
lishmcnt where they win hnd every comfort in the
Shaving. Hsrcutnng, Curling, Shampoong, and
Hair Dying departments.
Aiss, 70 his Wigs, Scalps, and Toupees, which ar
tices cannot be surpassed In the United States and
are always hand made 10 order at short notice
His stock of Toilet articles and Furnishing Goods
are carefully selected, and win be found TO comprise
the best kinds OF Combs, Brushes Lubins Extracts
all sorts Of Paris Perfumeries Guerlains, Rigges,
and other Shaving and Toilet Soaps. Best quality
Razorsj nail Knives; Penknivss; Twes1ers, Razor
Strops genuine Parma Cologne, in long, short and
wicker bottles; Toilet Mirrors Cold Cream, Lip
Salve, Amondine; and almost every requisite for
the Toilet l85g q HNA Ah
In Furnishing Goods he has kid Gloves, white
and colored fashionable Crayats, Scarfs Neck Ties
winter Gloves; Shirts, Suspenders, Stocks, pocket
Handkerchief Collars &C., all Of which have been
purchased from the best houses in New York, and
are warranted to be what they are represented.
dec 1l--eod8m%
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HENRY,B INvIGORATING CORDIAL,
DERFECTLY vegetable in Its compose
II ton, for the cure Of Nervous Diseases Physical
Lassitude General Prostration, Sluggshness Of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Excitement, Restlessness, Sleep
lessness. Confusion Of Ideas Melancholy Incapacity
for Study or Business, Dislike o. Society, DC.
HENRY'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL will in
crease and restore the appetite strengthen the
cated renew the health Of those who have destroyed
it by sensual excuses or evil practices induce con-
tinual cheerfnness and equanimity Of spirits, and
prolong life.
Persons Of pale complexion and consumptve habits
restored BY the Of bottle or two, to bloom
and vgor, changing the skin from . pale, yellow,
sckly color to a beautiful ford complexion.
Price % per bottle; three for $5; six for %.
Sole proprietor, 3. y, COHEN,
M Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by Druggists generally, and by
w. II. GILLIAN, ~
G. SToTT, q Co., IUa.1;,o,oa .;,,,
DANIEL B. CLARKE, '1'''"s'OS wy
C.E. DAVIS,
PEEL 4 STEVENS,
j. r. PIERPoNT, }dkIdiadrid, Va.
B. G. MAJOR,
Iao
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERS.

Collectors Office, Dec. 5, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that the list Of delin-
II quent property Is in course Of preparation and
viii he completed and published on or about the LIST
Of january 1855 All persons interested earnestly
requested TO come forward and (by paying) relieve
the undersigned from the unpleasant duty Of enforc-
ing the collection and themselves from the onerous
additional expense attending an advertisement.
r. j. ROCHE, Collector.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

a N AMUSING and instructive gift for
n young people. Do you want Geography with
out MASTERY Then buy Dissected Map, q fine
stock Of which we have now on hand.
Also, Dissected Pictures, Builders Blocks, B O
Picture Blocks, &C., DC.
Writing Desks, extra neat and extra cheap.
Ladies' Work Boxes and Oabas, choice assort-
ment M .l
Gentlemen's Dressing Cases and Ne Plus Ultra.
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
dec 9 Seventh street
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ROTHWELL Il BROWNS
New House Furnishing Establishment and
Auction Rooms,
Lomsiana dpenue, opposite ae Bank Of Washington.
HNHE notice Of the public, and of all persons de-
il string to purchase Furniture is respectfully in
vited 10 our assortment embracing almost every
riety Of cabaet and common Furniture, among which
~ ''' = PARLoR FURNITURE.
Entire sets, including Sofas, Dvans, Tete-aTetes,
Chairs, and Rockers
Sofas and Chairs mahogany and walnut
Centre and Side Tables, marble top and mahogany
Chairs IN variety, hair, cloth, velvet and damask.
Music Stands W9a. S0sS Tea s RSyT &c
Extension Dining Tables, Of walnut and mahogany,
of various sizes
sideboards, Side Tables, Dining Room Chairs, &c.
UtlHlG CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Ornamental Chamber Sets, Of rose and other fancy
Bedsteads of every pattern and variety
Childrens Bedsteads, Cribs, Cradles, and Chairs
Bureaus, marble-top, and mahogany Wardrobes
washs'ands, whatnots Wash Sn Sinks Nurse Chairs
Hatracks, Clothes Driers, Light Stands
Tea Tables, Office Chairs =, r
Recumbcnt Easy Chnirs, DC
With an assortment OF Cot Bedsteads, Mattresses
Carpets Hearth Rugs, &c.
We shall from time 10 time add 10 our stock, and
keep up general assortment and viii sell at reason
able prices. A share Of the public patronage is so
| licited.
Auction Sales.
We win hold Auction sales in front Of our stor'
| every market morning OF new and secondhand Fur
niture and other goods also, frequent night sales
miscellaneous articles and we solicit consignment
| of goods for sale
| From our location near the Centre Market Space
we shall be able TO make advantageous sales o
Horses Carriages, Furniture, and all descriptions o
| property. R0THWELL a BROWN,
rsEff Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers
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m AND and General Agency OfRce, SEQ
A lumbia Place Seventh street. Washington,
d. C-Claims for Bounty Land, applications for
Pension by the widows and minor heirs Of sol
ders killed Tor who died. IN the United States
seyvioe In sny war since $780, ncluding the Florida
and other Indian wars, the Of 1912, and the late
war with Mexico;) applications for Pension By the
widows and heirs OF all Revolutionary soldiers
Money Olsims against the various Departments o.
the Government and before Congress; and claims
for EXTRA pay for Army and Navy IN California and
Oregon from 1szs 10 1854 prosecuted BY
T'e-'g IT FIR HASSLER, General Agent
F.B.-Iand Warrants and Land Scrip bought and
sold. nov l5-u
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flea FKOCLAMATlONs
IMPORTANT NOTICE..-The best mate
II rial and the best work only allowed in the SHIRTS
made and sold by WIN. H. FAULKNER, the only
practical Shirt Maker in the city Of Washington Try
them, and save money, in addition to trouble. time,
and temper. Gentlemen measured, and good fit
guaranteed in all cases.
Orders attended to with despatch. Please note the
address, SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue between
Third and Fonr-and-a-Haf sts., south side.
dec 5-lyd t T&
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In all, Sol Prizes, amounting to-. 100000
Tickets $i0-Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Every Prize drawn at each drawing.
Bills on all solvent banks taken at par.
All communications strictly confidential. M
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
Sign Of the Bronze lions.
Moxyaoxrav. Alabama nov 13--d&wly
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u EDUCTION IN GAS FIxTUREs.-
h 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-
delphia, and include all of their patterns.
Owing 10 reduction in price of Gas Fixtures, we
are prepared TO furnish them at less rate than
they have ever yet been sold here or elsewhere. \
To keep pace with the above Improvement the price
of gas tubing has been materially reduced, and our
increased facilities warrants In saying that we are
prepared and can execute any work we may under
take cheaper and better than any other establishment
in this city.
J. W. THOMPSON 4 BRO,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting Establishment
Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
nov l3-dtJan. btw. 10th and 18th SITS.
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FAMILY GROCERY,

Northwest corner Of Thirteenth and III SITS.
vUyHE sUBsCRIBER having taken the
II aboye-named stand recently occupied by Mrs.
e. A. Laub, intends keeping general supply Of
Family Groceries, of the very best quality, which
cash, or ON short credit to punctual customers
He solicits continuance of the custom of the for
mer patrons Of the house, and begs TO invite the at
tention and inspection of his numerous friends and
acquaintance TO the quality Of his goods, and the
arrangements made TO secure the liberal patronage
of the public. A. JACKSON.
dec Him (Starl {sNa f9t&a@ N aat lWp
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UDHIGGs, HALL n Co., EnGineers AND
- General Machinists, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west Washington. District OF 70
lurobia nor ls-1y