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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
MARTINSBURG ACADEMY.
WIT ET YlCEr.
Chns. q. YaIsnessocix, Principal.


Mons. Chsss. kOmx.
(Paos. ov fkEscB, SPANISH AsD IrALIAs.
TINE Academic year includes the mouths Of Sep
i TENDER s.nd june. anil Is divided intotwo ses-
slons Of Eve months each sen,i-anau al exsnlina-
lions will be held, 10 which all are cordially in
vited.
The system Of instruction will be thorough and
extensive. embracing ali The branches OF nberal
English aud Classical education,
Wis parpcsc and desire is TO devote his time TO
the nen'ai improvement. nnd mura trainipg OF the
youth committed TO his care an az u guarantee OF
this. be has the honor 70 refer 10 the following
gentlemen, some Of whom have been bis patrons
Andrew Hunter, Est, Press Board chare-sown Academy,
Doet Cord-ii, do Va
Hon. Cbas. J. faulkner, Mar insburs, :.
Kev. T. Kerry,
w. r. comptes, ESQ, Berkeley Co"
W. r. Snodgrass, Esq..
Thos. Byary, Esq,
Persons wishing 10 leayn further particulars.
will be kind enough TO consult any OF the Board
Of Trustees Of the Mar'insburg Academy.
TRUSTEES:
P.C.PRxpLxToS, Prest. Col ions sTaorHEa,
oh. CoswAp, see. JoHs W. Boy D, Esq,
Or q. McssEsRY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
Terms PR Session or foe Months
FiRNEkS. LOOK NuT!

INlIE uniers,t net ,weuid cali the attention Of
/ Farmers TO his improved
Elee>iiisG and ciranin. Macsiisse.
This mach.nc Ihr, ses and Gle lns the RAIN With
on loss. at Que operation, This is the SINE MAJ
chine that has stood. and new stands Unsurpassed
by any machines in exi-teiic- Tor the above par
pose Is has been exhibited at nearly all the
State and Cplaty Agricultural Fairs 'hrou chou,
the United States anl always received the 6rst
lrem"m.
IL is acknowledged Unal hands TO be the best
mnchiue tor ihreshng ind cleaning grtn ever
made Il is too well kn.wn 10 this county 10 need
I, further notice Il recomnien aus itself. lie has
II number now on h'nd; which vii, he disposed of
on reasonable terms, aud warranted TO DO III that
is claimed for hem. Machines made and repiired
upon short notice. IuHN 5NAFfER.
Martinsburg, Va, April 81. 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
THE Who'll WORLD.
ssoo,eoe WORTH OF GIFTS,
svs Tess srssc1 sssrs - 7uK
MAN sstss n ga AOskiAL
az n.lII- iNataIs- MnRln

VI Afaf. " st0LG NVnAbs
Pabasae .l...a stAaeousss Ii. tils gasas cstes Of
NEW Yv.K, PHILADELPHIA ASa BALfi1ogE,
A. sooa as 3,a,sab ,ii ta.e sre ottAa.a aaA hesas
a-reay actu..i e.reai@t on sf ateat 1J.,VcO. g
,s uts Eta.s
. - D.srRfEITfoN wils SOON ARK Pi.Ac a..
Anps.e exrsrGa.Asy 49, vi Sir -, gssssns ea~
f9T svrss tack-t .ssasd,I @r~
ha.ts gaat Loantss sras, yalued at ssfcoe
; stag sileeaai 4 ~ fsei-sa~e - sfsSSp
Ata ! Ian fVo yeats, msthcat interest
oE ~eas1ts, luepS
3u.ll.i.- lass f..ezaas P.2ao Fostrs, Hslaisons.
Sie.4 atss,s ~ hs',e>. . s',ss u .rss-
s.s 8. t..e U.si airI n = ur,d ii Fsea sfstti
aeHi besats. &c.. -, 10 -, nan.verfAs
3,e,oVr u.lts q, SSHiS1a
,im naaiAeth rsetessai. aud a,te ssstats - $
Oil. Tiekst. s..sn s1t4ti4et
suig us t,eiy -oa i.ssss ae ~ '''.~ stusea-
Enfeiftise eeisss Inv fa,' ~oft % MS 81 '' money
saiserrtsus tirst f,vat :. ahs
aesg eie,A. q tss 4 b.siiss u 500 each
suisse ton ~et insy irte ~ a'ee - s"''sns 20 t"r
u % aplete Liza, Of ems s fri rri ,x?h~it ,st,icu-
m. il. !, ~ Il, ,. xss.t 4 ster,,t-r. Ii.,s baton T.
-es 81. 81 fnE sA,L2 Wat s..ss Wit be onl, T. ,
ssui. IL, y "a n. wisrs efev ., ir:iei pos ,sid
raE Att as pn.ss abe be sih ~
alers eSaS.hLg tiS atrfiseE III ware tutt4si tei
mas ~ ost,oas 70 tils,t-ler aud ustspsps
AGENTS, f.stma.ters, and LADIES as<n.as Of ia
n,it fal 10 = c.py IsA WHOLE y 81. CON
taa, III mort liberia thits - nt- ~ Tft 10
agents II the way Of iameese sash shn.s.
wEer, es -is .is'. With ori' = aansiis
taA .sss make 81 900 upwards. .r seer wHir
iaet the NJ s4reais have c'ffiy ssaugc ~,
Pset,1iai an, he sane Wise. rich, ANA iapiy
orfr sf Nitr ti.ir shirr.s Name POST
office, tonaty. and State. rLttN and A.. ~
TtNtT, vi. be tneIF aAh fls''t Il they TAI gt a.
an-ser AdAere q, this. al = taurus viii be pom,
reut where sitsifet il ai.s lsss I 81 the W rl
gs- orihg- f-cised atrf tlis =, .0p0 sub-rri
his are or ine, VIII be I,s5nyf! rrturuet
! pOs'- aid. To tine persons s'ddng e.
gs-a ana reinttsuee' CIR the Pictorial. WITH
GIN iekefs, must invariably b. sll-e-s.s sutpal
! 80 Prot. .. A0UEsiA> uAKT. WORLDS Rail-
Brsndway. New York iaeee bong I'll, only hira ie
I Tie OFT anteflESe. VI aU#He
Bus remittance iof the Pictorial WITHOUT Gil
Fcseis. lnst ~ eros. =. WOUDuA> - IN 4
Harris Bniid.n-s hestsaat s'rert Philadelphia
Pa. there eeinS pfn PAL eitofis sni .,h is,
nee. Oct IL. 1854 fin -ssi5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
INITIATING BURIAL CASES.

METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
IN ~ DOLL, Esq. hIs hoeu appointed agent
IL. or the sale OF FISK Metaiiic Bur- Il Ca
=, winch when closei IS perfectly dir-tgit
prevents the body from decopposing for tong
lime obviales the necessity OF hdsty buris.ls, amt
retains the natural features vi the deceased -
These eases can he easily transported 10 any part
OF the coun'y, \ large .issIrt:n' Mt viii te Kept
constantly On hind y ifr. Doll III Mar'msbarg-
who will II any time exhibit certificates as TO the
value of these cases.
AcULURG & RUSSELL
October !. 1854 manufacturers
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
PEACE DECLARED!

Dealer LA English, FreNcii. and German
FANCY co IDS.
aAS lust received. aud is now prepared IA
exhibit 10 HE people OF Nar'Inshurg and
vicinity. a rich aud branfiiil assortment of
FANCY my G,nbDS. SILK &c.
His slurk embraces ~ par the following ar
ricifs of
Lod;es Uem-Silks ofevpry variety 81 quai
iy, eotof. and price; TrlmmIngS ofall kinds /;
Alparha>. Mou>itns, Gnl.rhanls. aud t'alicors T;
>ha Sls. iIanGkercheii,. ltos,s': aud G,ovrs
I.aces, inse,ilng>. t,igb,c>. Ribbons. Fiowets,
>hoes OF all knH>. sc \c.
Also, CauPErISGs, serv good and very
cheap,
Co., 'all and examine his stuck. One door
south Of iarrIson's Drug Store.
Sept u. 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
THE
WEBSTER INSTITUTE.
M. e.. Webster, princil,;si.

rENliE duties OF this school will he sesn,ned N
1 The bui.diHg rre.n, /, ereci Ell ~ tienpper end
o. SAGE street. "u Monday, september A. h. BE-
The builiii,g is large ,,il convenient and III
every respect we'll ,nlap,ei to the purposes OF a
school
TRIMS PER SESSION OF FIVE aoStifs.
nrhagmphy, reading, Writing and Arith-
tic. Sc To
English Grammar anil Biography. %
Nal philosophy, Chemistry and Nat His
tory, ~ W
siseIr., Geometry Mensura,iou and Sur,
veying, ~ 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
Al. Al BOOTH 4 co.

NJ. A. BOOTH 4 Co.
anurac,u,ts ~ ana s~rs~s. fn ali Kinds Of
T0BiCCo, SNIFF AID SEGaIS,
III AtiNG opened an entire New stock, pur-
1 1 chased tor e.shairec,Jy tron the importers
aud Atnnufrcurers, offer 10 the tr,dyA articles in
their line tor cash approved cretiit .as low as
eau he purchased az Baltimore, aul upcn us IA
vorihle ierLis sa1 5ssE@ 81 ssAa
orders from aeiehhsrifg Towrs aolicted which
will be a,teniled " with pfvmppess.
M,vtittsLurr. may 3 lS.yi
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
NOTICE.

fhNWO weeks will be given for the reception
Of proposals to baili house for the super
intendent Of Green Hill Cemetery, the slecifica-
tons and plan of which may be seen at the Of
flee of John Weller.
GEORGE SEIBERT
JOHN =. KEARFOTT, : Building Com.
JOHN WELLER,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
Csyp,,,, syu cDyrDcagayEnf


NEa EsN -. - W. ~ M
tog e,fsr with il largc iot OF TOYS for children,
also Tehaci9 ay,d seg,is o. an iwasfds, all OF
1wsich and maeismrrc ws.i Lssye.d very cheap,
mn very soon. lai At once. ~ 4 l.r Eorrsg near
~. opposite tie Luihern CharFh josf hy he
pump. ChARLi4S SSf'uf rEAA'
AZ - n I. t...-l - aa. ~. -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
N9TlCE.

IsNIlE Green Hill Cemetery viii be dedicated
4 on Saturday, the 18th day Of November
The Clergy Of ,he county and the public genor
ally areimit,d 20 attend ~ there will be IN adj
diton 20 he usual eek monv ON sach occasions,
a suitable address d,liyeredby some distinguish
I'd gen lcman.
WIN y. RIDDLE
p DffFENDERFER Com. .frr 'gcneRts,
JOHN WELLER
Oct. IL Ia54-Rcp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
N0y fanRuSl,E PENS.

INQUIRE. stASzf ScUss An,asamated Pens
are m nut ~ n,.d " M ahaigi nioD OF zinc
md plalina- warranted moi 30 torrcde in my
hi 4 Of ink eve,i red ink. The zen can nieo be
set 20 snii a4y hand wrltrg even the most deli
case hand The pen Is row ulel in The Whale
E,ppire OF Fr,nee, aud exalasiyyly bv ;be Bank
OF taS laul. Custom House api Lust lniin Cusn-
pany They are also lsea Is nii Ihe lubsic CHI
GERS in the Uuire,i States For mer,hants Ean-
kN.s N Solicitors inef are inyaiuanjc-- one ;ril
is sufficient, Price 50 cents per dozen g sie0
per gsoss. N .wu SWANS,
August 10. .s54 Sole aga lur Berkeley Co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
MANTED

IMMEDIATELY by the Green Hill Cemetery
\ Company. five hundred locust posts 8 #. long
and 3 by Il inches.
WIN n RIDDLE
PHILIP DIFFENDERFER, Committee.
GEORGE SEIBERT, ke
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
Hats, caps. Boots and shoes,

suitable Tor The present seas0Ds--AII OF which
they assure them. they can and will sell ~
very reduced prices. without exaogrration or
humhng Tall they ask Is a call and exa,,,ina
:ion OF their stock. satisfied Iha all persons il.
want Of their stock Goods will no, be dissp-
,,ointed Atsa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15

THSHE Principal has associated with him in
u the Academy, Prot. Mons Cnas. Roux,
VINO comes highly recommended as teacher
Of French. SpsG,sh aud liallss and he would
invite The attention OF all iGtere ted. To EN-
brace ihIs opportunity Of having Their children
instructed IN these branches.
Nov .. 1854. g. z FAHNFSTOCK
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
TRusKs AND CARPET BAos.

Thankful or past iavors they would invite
all persons in search oil good and cheap
clothing, to call and examine their supp ".
where bargains can he had add will be gwen
0orShouId GeaIemen desire any parti:ular
kind or cut Of Clothing not found M our stock
by leaving their measure. can be accommo
dated al the very shortest notice and al the re-
duced prices. Nov. s. sd.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
PICKETT .cu0K / 0sT---s50 REWa.D.

r OSf ~ taken out 81 NV paesei on Wrlesslsy
1 Iniyht. sU.h DIT "a Lea ahtr Reesss q Ok con-
,alning nn,e. due 10 Mary QdeB. amoIniingio six
or seven hundred aoilatss and from cue TO two
hundred d.tiir, ~ bans noies will Rise che
above reward 10 any one returning said book with
ls cvu, era . or a liusTalrewareiie r hePThrs.
SEPT 6. "a. Vt pENDLEiUN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15

rENiiE fps:.h Annual Session will einf'etee OH
1 The fest Aoniay IN september. lsa]-f me
Course of study mclae all ilse Dr..aettes tsngh.
in the best Acnien,es lor looug ladies, beng
>eiectei wi h references 10 The pa>lfton OF Aoban
in Socicty anil her itti,tenre an sEdus itore a
new schoot Bssid,na, just e'a,rf.te'i, has been
erected On the site 81 theiorner one; q he Pri'na-
ny .Deearnr mt will hereyI or ofeafy the htsi
tory the Academic 9epaumentthe s'cend: he
thirrl story ci.niain- he ursn,ores ;or bonrdDs
Pupils. lie Assistants are al expe iepced Tsscs-
vrs the Ladies' being graduates I" one o. the nes,
4. mi c Cole .es in Ngw tnsani isr~nis who
,lesi Home set1el for their s,shters are res
pc .tfuIly rnql,ste 10 ugne the ctim- OF th,s
ore Cirenl.rs with fnii f,artirninrs IN be oh
iainrl Of Or. ReussN SuNasi,< MntinSbart 'as,
aud ut fi,is Office. ltugust f6 1921 2
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
SlUVES.

DLUE II dge. knchen Companion. and
D Complete Cook CookIag stoves. Ale
ghany and Cumberland Coal Stoves for sale
by RIDDLE y BRO.
Npr. 8. 1864.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
WANTED.

4 N assistant Is SALESMAN in Grocery
IN Store. To one that can come well recon-
mended for industry and strict integrity, a lib
.ral salary will be given. Apply to BOX No.
25 Post Office MarSiHsburg, Va.
October 9. OS54.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
THE FREDERHcK
FEMALE SEMINARY

s located "a tiSsss*5ss ~hy- Nat, a. heallts
l and pleasant a town as amp ia abs Southern
states 81
fsSs@ T'ir Ssaa aaStiea tsfs Sisli !. fcsaaafG
an .H,aday The .iet dag II syaIrH,sser neat.
kis i.silsa'ien nus na able aini sAiicivhs ecsrd
Of, 4 rotr4sers anil TesehvrS ge1i i.ibsary. =,
erlleit Musical Instruments an eatepsa,e infH-
ica' and Phi asnphcal sFpsgsiiis. Aed y y eea'n
aenils believed shs il offers ssesa.Ny tsessI''f
leT i,piaFii,x a thorough. rxiensiys ant renne
eiaessiaa rs ANY sssains ~ " The laad,
The sShopi j. Sssr stsJTAnfs>. N he contrary
he Young a.iies are stFie.is reaasEel 90 ,tien.
~ilel. Church rs ,arents designate, aeronlaai' .
alwass BY i teacher
scholars viii he received at any time dnt;n
hr ysrr. ani aiii he charge lpr"r"rsssl,alny 'rS'
tie date IL their entrance 10 The Close OF tbs seho
ls-tsc year IN July.
r. f.y Hedrd sal Tsphcn' -sse'risae furnish
Rsanss iigIf< Fret Ht'skisg, &c. 500 g'eg Ssh
ias'is seD sayefte kaii-asarR u ssrrace-
60 For ,eniarspni 81 ber particulars AT irese
JAY 20, leal Il. WiNcitEsftK. rres {.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15

'g,HE subscriber wouii respectfully infcrm his
4 trirns aui the public nera'is thai lie has
w tiu opened his saloons and feels coma tent ~ y
he eau accommofI tie and =, case all whoanny lay"r
him with CALI with the best 81 flysierss WINCH
he will receive daily fr nj baltimore fe~h. AM
which viii lie served ia ms style desired Ills
,,bes will az al times b. Supplied wl;h lheeiloi-
To ,hy Ladies he would. ssy that their s..lnoh
will ~ no fime D. oeeui ,icl Wy usnlemsn uniers
accompanied With ladies. lie is also prepared ~
furnish oyster by the sean, or amy q'i.ntiiy ie'
sired $3.50 GEO. l;YNEAL,
Ser. 0 1874
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
GROl'EnikS
NEW NSss fskxrsSsa.

rT,Ha nnisr-ignSf Ia just received large
supply o. 'Frssn utsilTpiss coh~is ing IN
p.rt II Sugars ot al ksi,ls. Musesses, Syfaps
tofece rr.<. Stscess eh5csilstp Ne Nc..T aiss
frii2 Of .viry description. Ern,nas, 'vrntges
Anioiii4 fsiBsrss, tiss. ii,ii-in-. Wainats. 4 c
Crackers Vs.sEs Preserves nrAn,ls re ehes,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
WATCHES.
NOTICE 70 sPoRrsmlM.

A Ii persons are hereby notified not to tres
"A pass upon our land for the purpose Of shoot.
lag game, We are determined to enforce the law
sgainst all who disregard this notice.
JAS. 5 BROWN,
JOHN w. STEW ART.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
APPLES.

TUsr received an lot of Apples which wi
81 be sold BY the bushei or SIN ,ler quantities, at
Uct.iS. "a. GEO KAENil AL'S.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-27

contented condition Of the native Cslifornians
under Mexican rule, and accompanies IL with
the following terrific sketch Of the disastrous
changes which have since occurred:
But change came over the spirit Of their
dream"--in an evil hour, Mexico, yielding to the
necessity of the times ceded California to the Uni
ted States and by the treaty of cession provided for
the protection Of the lives and property Of such
Mexicans as should remain in the country, And
what was the result California at once became
the rendezvous for cutthroats thieves llibusters,
and lawless men, and the poor Mexicans were rob-
bed of theie herds, had their Glands taken from
them, and, in many instances, for simply protecting
their property, they were wantonly and cruelty
murdered. The treaty obligations to protect them
were dsregarded, and the boosted power of the
United States was trampled under foot society was
unhinged, property cast adrift and the bowie-knfe
and pistol became the law Of the land.
The few poor Mexicans that remain are monu-
ments not Of the wisdom of their laws, or the power
TO enforce them but living witnesses Of the vio-
ation of the plighted faith Of treaty obligation.
The country has not improved since In morals--the
printing press and schoohouse have failed in their
mission-C California has no laws that she can en-
force, and disorder wild riot and crime still per-
wade the community; men are hung In open day
without the forms of law, and there is no security
for person or property within her borders Every
paper that reaches us from there teens with muir
der, squatter riots, and lawless acts" Here Gen.
Al. read some newspaper extracts.
Consul Miller then proceeds to represent in
very glowing terms the advantages which would
result to all classes in the islands, if they would
consent to become colonial dependents Of Great
Britain, but at the same time, takes occasion
to declare that he has no authority from his
government to propose any such arrangement.
The delivery Of his. protest (which was made
verbally occupied an hour and quarter, but
does not seem to have produced very pro-
found impression upon his Majesty's mind,
judging from the curtness Of his laconic reply /:
II have heard what you have said to me in the
name OF your government / am not sure that l
clearly understood it all But / shall consider 1t
80 far as may be able to recollect it. would
prefer that, on all matters which relate to my SOW
ereignty, in which my chiefs and people have a
deep interest, communications should be made in
writing so as to prevent misunderstanding and
mistakes either by me or them"
The United States ship Portsmouth and the
St Mary's had arrived at Honolulu, and Cap.
tain Dornin, Of the former, was received very
graciously by the king. Several English and
French men-of-war were also in the harbor.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-27
AUCTION SALES.
by ROTHwELL a BROWN,

AuctlOnecfs.
SAnLE OF SUPERIOR FUhNiTURE,
Table Cutlery, Bronzed Iron, and Japanned Goods,
Fancy Articles, Aeon Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings, November 2sth and Goth, commencing at 2
o'clock, we shall SELL the second floor Of our now
auction house situated on Louisiana avenue between
Sixth and Seventh streets nearly opposite to the Bank
Of Washington, large and handsome collection Of
new Furniture and other articles ussfuI 10 house
keepers, consisting, in part of viz:
Mahogany and walnut Sofas aud Divans
Do marble-top centre and soft, Tables
Do and other Chairs, mahogany Rockers
DO marble-top, Dressing Bureaus
Il Do French and other Bedsteads
Extension Dining Tables, Washsinks
Wardrobes, Hatracks, What-nots, Teapoys
Side Tables, Light Stands, &c.
Also, ivory Table Cutlery, plated Spoons and
Casters waters, Cake Baskets, Pitchers
Tea Sets, sir pieces, Britannia Coffee and Tea
Cut and pressed Tumblers, Goblets
Wines, Galleries, Pitchers, &c.
Very rich French China Dinner and Tea Sets
Mante and Table Ornaments
Japanned Walters Chatting Dishes
Toilet Sets, Lamps and Grandoles
Bronzad Andirons, Shovel and Topgs
Fenders Fire Standards
White granite dining and Tea Ware
Fancy Articles, &c.
Altogether forming an attractive display worthy
the attention Of Housekeepers
Will be added
An assortment of Blankets, Piano Covers Table
Covers, Table Cloths, Embroidered Window Cur
tains. &c
The goods will DO arranged for examination on
Tuesday morning.
The room will be comfortably warmed. Tho la
dies are particularly invited to attend.
Terms 500 and under cash over $780, a credit Of
two and four months, for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest ROTHWELL BROWN.
nov 2l--eots Auctioneors
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-27
TAKE NOTICE.--NEW GOODS JUST
RECEIVED.

w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor,
IL under the United States Hotel would respect
fully inform his customers and the public generally,
that he has just received Fall and Winter Goods
in great variety such as Cloths Cassimeres, and Yes
tings, Of the latest Importation and is prepared to
have them made up at the shortest notice. in the most
fashionable manner and at low rates of prices.
Having made arrangements to go into the Ready
Made Clothing Busneess extensively this season, he
feels confident that he offer to those wishing 10
purchase stock of Clothing not inferior TO any in
this city and not made up at the North as is usually
the with work sold here, but cut in his es-
adjustment, and made by our own needy citizens, in
this dull season, al low rates of prices He enabled,
therefore, to compete with northern work in point Of
prices and TO quality and style he will leave for
those who favor him with call to Judge.
He sell whole suits Goat pants, and ves at the
following rates:
Good suit for business purposes out of cloth cass
mere, for the small sum Of. ........... $l5
Dress and Frock Coats from. $40 90 to geo
Oyercoats of different styles. ...... 12 90 to 20
Black and Fancy Pantaloons. ....... so to 10
Six and Velvet Vests. .............. 80 TO 10
This stock Of Clothing is of superior quality, and
has been made up since he received the Fall and Win
ter Fashions.
He keeps constantly on hand large assortment of
Fancy Articles, such as Gloves, Cravats Collars UNI
brellas, DC.
Sole Agent for the sale Of SCOTS Report Of Fashions
in this city. nov 27--dHan.l
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$4,000. E z sssia G Investment. Ts.

The subscriber offers for sale his large and handsome
House. (recently occupied by the Mexican Minister)
situated on Four-and-a-ha street. Pennsylvania
avenue and in the most populous part of the city 1t
is exceedingly well built house and has been erect
ed but very short time. II contains eighteen fine
rooms, and is repete with modern Improvements
gas, bath fixtures, DC; has pump in the yard and
water cisern in the house The house rents for 900
per annum and has not been idle one day since its
erection. On the premises are large brick stable
and carriagehouse.
For inspection of the premises and further partc-
lars apply TO PW. BROWNING,
nov 27--d2w Under United States Hotel
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NJEW FAMILY GROCERY.--Th sub
IN scriber, having taken the old established stand
under Odd Fellows Hail. No. 500, Seventh street. has
just returned from the North, and is opening a
general assortment of Fresh FAMILY GROCERIES,
and on such terms as will permit him to sell them us
low any house in the city. In order that be may
establish his business fair basis, IL will be con-
Quoted the cash system which he believes will be
better for both seller and buyer BY strict attention
TO business he hopes to receive the patronage Of his
friends and the public generally Fair dealing may
be expected In NIL cases.
GEORGE w. x. KENNEDY,
nov 27-3taw2w Odd Fellows Hall 18th st.
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EMBROIDERIEs, LACEs, &c.
MRS. II. PEACO,

No. ~, Centre Market Space,
HAS just received from the eastern cities
- rich and beautiful French and Swiss Embroidc-
res, Mousln, GUIPURE and CAMBRIC COLLARS.
Limerick, Crochet and Maltese Lace Collars and
Sleeves; Swiss and cambria Chemezetts and Habits
embroidered md lace sets, from a. to &25; Swiss,
Cambria and Guipure Ruffles and Bands embroider.
ed handkerchief, at greatly reduced prices, Also,
Head Dresses and Caps, Flowers and Feathers for
bonncts; black kid Gloves, so cents; colored and
white at 62 ~ Superior quality y ourys, 81 1-2:
Persons wishing 70 make purchases, would do we'll
70 call at No H. where great bargains be obtain
ed, particularly for the cash.
nov 20--lwd