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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
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Book Agents Wanted.
A GENTS WANTED In eYOry town aud Sbpn-
"A ~ in the Unitod States TO soil tho most pope
ular and sRlcablO books pNblisiely many OF tdn,s
beautifully illustrated With ooLohkDEN0RAVI N0sf;
also tho most popular works o. q, s., AFtlu i4s-
oludidg Arthur s Cottage IibFAty.n
Intelligent and entoFprlsingtnon will ind this
pleasant and profitable businoasS n
= For particulars, address pQst4pRid,
J. W. BRADLEY, PublishGP, +"
No. as North Fourth tF0hki 81
sePSS ~ PhilAdOlph lA, sF s /,
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RamdOIDb "a Enfim1c9.

ELOUR aud GENERAIi COMMISSION
j. MERCHANTS, 66 South street, (BoWty's
whOrf,) two doors south OF Pratt Ct,
They ore prepared TO furhieh ibngS % peFsonS
consiGnlng grain TO their address. apf9 Is
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GfIpfm's Vegetable taflIb.

A sAFB H1d ezeolIsnt remedy TN consfifas
IA ton OF COST yohses, Dyspepsia, fndIe tiC8,
1mpuriGy Of she Blood, Loss Of APpotltS - a..
eeA, Piourfsy, Liver Complains, and All BfFio1S
A4cotions. Ptioo ~ fcts. per bo1.
PnPared and sold By 9IbPINt fBAILKs
street, between Light and Cher iE.a, Bsltl 30,
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UmfOn HHomse.

TTIHE subscriber takes this method Of In
forming, travellers and the public gene
in JANE LEW, Lewis county, w., where he
would be pleased to soc oil disposed to favor him
with u call.
to render tho visits of his guests pleasant and
comfortable, and no pains will DO spared to at
tain that object.
A portion of tho public patronage is respect
fully solicited. NJ. W. BALL.
Dccenbor 9Th. 1s55.-lv
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Whife Lea6,

1Ooo LBS EXTRA EAGLE LEAD, in l2Jff,
lUOU IS, so and 100 h kegs.
500 lbs Pure white lead ground in Oil, from h up
500 TBS Dry White Lead, of Superior quality.
800 lbs White Zinc, ground in Ola prime article.
Also, good supply of all the various colors,
of every possible shade and hue. warranted of
the best quality. All Of which will be sold at a
small advance, by A. F. BARNES.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
Christ1llas Ei1nes.

"A large assortment of Confectionaries, Rains,
dele j. i. GARR.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19

DEALER in Books and Stationary, and all
~ such articles as npPertain to the Book bust
ness. Main street, CIarksburg, Va.
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United States Hotel,

m S. CONLEY, Proprietor, opposite the
This house has been reftted and many i'm
rovements made by the present proprietor, who
will spare no pains to contribute to the comfort
Of his visitors.
u Good Stabling attached to the house
sep2l ly
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Professional Cards,
sJnO. s. Fisher,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NMnN IInahti ~

ATTORNEY AT Law, US
BUCKHANNON, Upshur Co., Va.
WTML practice In the Courts ofUpshur, Bar
Wv bour, Randolph, Harrison and Lewis
counties, and pay prompt attention to the col
lection Of all claims entrusted to him.
REFERENCES:
Ball, Criss g. Co.; Hopkins, Lake g. Harden;
Schaeffer g. Loney; Orndoff, Ensey,, & Co. !;
Struus, Adler 81 Hartman Messfs. King, Ca
rey,d Howe, Baltic; Mr.. l.. P. Bayne, Esq; of
the firm of SeIden, Withers 81 Co. Washington,
D. c.. Messrs. VIM. Chas Bayne, Alexandria,
Va; John Lorentz, Weston, Va. APPS ly
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would also inform my old friends and custO-
mers, that will still keep up my largo and
corner room of tho Brick Building on Pike
Street, where my friends and tho public gone.
rally, can be accommodated at ali times, with
any article they may want.
Country Produce will BIO received in exchange
Tor Goods at either Store. r. F, CRISS.
ClarksbuEg, July l4th, I955.-lStt
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: FOr, IGe1ntlegllern,!!.

A fine Nssor tment of Canes. Umbrellas, Whips,
Gloves, &C., just receiving and for sale low
by t65ss j. = L. CARR.
: dele H
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NO WAR,
But n New Branch Store
AT TAE MEST END oE roMkNlL

At TIE WEST EMO OF TOWN.
d F. CRISIS would most respectfully In
He form his friends and tho public genera lily,
that he has just opened OF1NE STOCK OF GOODS at
the west end oftown, In tho brick building lately
occupied by E. Pritchard, Son s. Co., where
there will always be kept full stock of goods,
and sold as cheap Us can DO sold in the country,
by any well brought up Merchant. The business
will be conducted at that Store by F. NJ. CEiss,
who is perfectly qualified TO transact any busi-
ness in that limo. He speaks mono but the Eng
Iish language but as we bought goods suitable
for American citizens. instead Of Hottontots, he
will make out TO get along.
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Tar.
A. f. Barnes.

Is a. F. BARNES
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'oE1Ns. OoUL0. & aUgtIss
sB8lllA 81. Gould 6ee0..
FORWARDING AND CO.. f1f 1qse
Groceries, Iron, Salt, GlBass etc., ete. Gfliellt
for past fayoFs, solicit conttndhpce OS Ieifg0h-
ssp6 ~
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UAs the Religion of the Bible is tn

republican religion of so Is DE aRATH co -
nLEC,hiC OIL, compounded by A. E. SMITH, Chemist, of
haceipn the national remedy for psin That relieves
the most distressing complaints in few minutes hundreds
yes noGssnds can testify who long suffered scuey
many VINO were unable TO walk without
help Many OF our most esmabe helped
on their crutches In day within
i've power OF this innocent and pleasant remedy
u chdrea have been soothed from great
quiet sleep and vigorous health and
piles OF the most excruciang kind of long stand
Ing, neArtrendng burns and complicated womb
complaints and internal hemorrhage sweings
the most oodurae character nfammstory
neuralgia the most excrucating, disjonted spraned
limbs and fractures feoRs and painful gatherings eruptons
and Irritating skin complaints and chapred hands
tooth and ACHE the stomach approaching the
very agony OF ceath and than all this have been
speedily and easily cured by De Grshs great rem
edy the Electric on Eighth street-now on its
benign mission In the cottages of the owy
OF the RICH Beware OF coanterfets and
tons Come direct 10 the ONCE South Eighth street. be
tween Chestnut and Walnut Philadelphia dec 7
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IL Are yen siek?-Then ven can't b,

SaIeu 700 SOON Don't delay until your complaint
oe ana thcn mourn when IL s too late Four-ffhs
the disease which people might be cured by
az CAIHARIlC PILLS If taken in season. Don't go
draesbS through the Spring faint sleepy lstess
cause your blood s loaded with bile head
sehe heartburn and their kindred disorders because your
somaca Is foul Don't parade yourself around the world
win piples botches ulcers and all
OF the unelean diseases Of the skim your system
wants ceansng Don't show yourself about haggard
al cSea IN because your Stomach Ind Bowels need
into heahy action Ayers Pills set these things right
as surely water quenches They purify the body and
ooos and restore their functions healthy activity
you can feel IS quick as they taken They the
great medical wonder of this recognized
taeir virtues and thousands them. Take the
MERRY PICTORIAL for Cough Pills all
ments requiring Purgative medicine
prepared by Dr. J. O. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and sold by
every respectable druggist =
Sold by T. d. GILMAN, Washington; o. M. LINTHICUn
seorSe'own; JAMES COOK 4 CO., fredericksburg.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

By JAS. c.. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VINURSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and
Il Elisibly situated Real Estate BY viT
tue OF two several deeds In trust from James A.
Wise and Harriet Ann Wise, his wife, bearing
date respectively on the 9TH day Of pril and the
6th day Of September. 1855, and duIy recorded
the subscriber at the request Of the treasurer OF
the Frarklin Building Association, Will sell at
public sale en- THURSDAY, the Gath day OF Ian
uary, 1856, at 4 O'Clock p. IN, on the premises,
part Of Lot NO. ~, In Square No. 429, beginning
for the same at point on 9TH street west on the
front line Of said lot, at the distance Of 40 feet
from the southeast corner thereof, and running
thence due west parallel to the south boundary
line leo feet TO the lire Of said lott thence
due east 100 feet TO the front line; thence south
with said front line Is feet 10 the place Of begin
ming, with the buildings and improvements,
which consist Of three-story brick dwelling
house.
The above property is eligibly situated on 9TH
street west, between g and III streets north, and
rapidly enhancing In value, and offers favorable
opportunity for investment.
The terms will be one-third cash, and balance
in six and twelve months, for notes bearing inter
est from day Of sale secured by deed Of trust upon
the property; and II not complied with in six
days after the sale the property will be resold
upon one weeks notice, at the risk and expense
Of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyanclng at
the expense Of the purchaser.
CHAS WALLACE,
JNO. c. G. HAMILTON,
Trustees.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
dec 2i-3taw&ds Auctioneer.
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WASHINGTON MARKET AND GRASS
FARM FOR SALE.
With Oak Wood. seasoned and standing.

WASHINGTON MARKET AND GRASS
FARM FOR SALE.
With Oak Wood, seasoned and standing.
I OVER GISBORO', THE BEST FARM IN
IL The District, situated on the Potomac, two and
a half miles from the United States bridge at the
Navy Yard, containing 200 acres. 75 Of IT timothy
land well set; 90 arabic, in three fields; one down
In wheat, one in young clover the other clover for
falOw. Also, Is acres in a market garden, rent
ing yearly from $500 to $500. The grass cut last
rear, without top dressing, 100 tons sold in this
market at $50 ton. The corn land yields eight
barrels TO the acre.
The Improvements are fine brick house OF ten
rooms and cellar, large barn, new corn house,
gardeners house, overseer's house, and negro
quarters, all in good condition. The shore IS a
fishery; fine for herring, fair for shad.
Also, FOR sale, another tract Of land, 12l acres,
two miles from the Navy Yard bridge, part clear
ed, fine soil and exposure for 4 market garden,
the rest well wooded, and viii cut from
1000 to 5000 cords Oak Wood.
Now on II $50 TO 400 cords seasoned oak, cut last
winter. The wood will pay for the land.
The Improvements are new, small dwelling,
a corn house, and stable for six horses.
Referto HUGH BERNARD SWEENY,
or the Banking house Of Sweeny, Rittenhouse,
Dc Co. dec 2l-d2w
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2l.-Flour is dull; How
ard street is held at $3.50, and City Mills at
s. 81; but these prices are above the views Of
purchasers
Wheat is easier, but not quotably lower.
Good to prime red 81 s0al.s7; good 20 prime
whites 81 90aS2 Corn-receipts are large,
and business is dull, white o7a7Sc; yellow 90
a72c
Provisions are unsettled, and buyers arc
cautious Mess pork is tending downward
sales at s19al9 IS Bacon is in limited de
mand; sales of small lots Of shoulders at l2e;
sides l2tal3c. No transactions in hams Lard
continues dull at &c. decline in kegs
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New York Markets

New YORK, Dec. A.-Flour is improving;
sales of $500 bbls. straight State se.s1tj
good Ohio 1915; Southern 50 50.
Wheat is quiet; sales Of $500 bushels
Southern red 50; Western red 81 81.
Corn is dropping; sales of 1900 bushels
Western mixed at 93c.
Pork has declined; sales of $50 bbls. at
sl975. Beef is dropping; sales Of 300 bbls.
Chicago repacked at Sl4.s7- Lard Il dull,
sales of 800 bbls. at l2tal2Sc.
Whisky has declined; sales Of 200 bbis. at
SOC
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lie RED MEs's BALL tonight will be gay
and festive scene graced by many of our fair
est dancers. We learn that the gentIemanly
managers have made especial excrtions to
have everything pass of happily and harmo-
niouSiy, % that all who wish to enjoy them
selves should attend, join In the may dance,
and begin at an early hour the pleasures Of
Merry Christmas"
VISITING FIREMEN -The Friendship Fire
Company, of Alexandria, visited w ashington
this morning, to receive their new suction
from Baltimore. They passed through our
principal streets, headed by a band of martial
music, making fine appearance.
WATCH RErURNs.-George Adams, oolored
| out after hours, fine and costs; James Will.
liams, COL, do, do. Ann Keyho and Susan
Mattingly, two inscparables, known as the
| "Siamese twins, were sent to the workhouse
for vagrancy and drunkenness; Albert Stuart
colored, vas sent to the workhouse for beina
| out after hours; Isabella Thornton was com.
mitted to the wOrkhouse for thirty DAYS 70,
VACANCY; Flora CANNED. disorderly, paid zine
and costs; Lawrence Savage, Robert II. Bo
lay, James Ramsey, Timothy Conron, and
James U. Connell were provided with lodg
ings.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A. UHEEN, AucllunetT
HNHUSTEE's SALE BY virtue Of a deed OF
Il trust, dated the 18th day OF November, in the
year 1854, and recorded in Liber A. 8, No. SO,
one Of the land records OF Washington county, ID
c., the undersigned will sell at public sale, on
MONDAY, the 9TH day Of January. 1856, at -four
O'Clock ?. m, on the premises, Lot IL in square
street.
Terms: Seven hundred dollars IL cash the bal
anCe in four notes Of equal sums, al 8 6, and IL
months, to be well endorsed, with interest from
the day OF sale, secured by deed Of trust on the
property.
Deeds at the expense Of purchaser.
If the terms Of sale be not complied with in five
days from the day OF the sale, the lot will be
sold. three days notice, at the risk and loss oi
tine purchaser.
JOHNSON HELEN, Trustee.
dec 2i-it&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.
CNHRISTMAS CAKES ERIlIT and pOII a ID

NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.
THRISTMAS CAKES, FRUIT and POUND
~ CAKES, all sizes and various prices, war
ranted goods. ard a large variety Of small Cakes
fresh every day. CANDIES Of various favors
all fresh Also, fine lot Of French Candies, such
as Brandy Drops, Sherry Wine do Port do, Old
Rye do, Champagne do, Madeira do and va.
riety Of French Pastes, such as apple ounce, APP
ricot and grape Paste, all very cheap.
Balls and Par es furnished at short notice and
on reasonable terms.
First rate Ice Cream at 80 per gallon.
Please give me call.
u. H. RIDENOUR Il CO,
30i Pa. avenue, nextto Ellis Music Store.
dec 22-eo3t*
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R Hygean vapsr.-Dr. Curtis has dom.

more 70 ameiorate the condition Of afflicted with
complains than other practitioner medicines
mai mas struggled with the nATERIA nEpc.
e ast sennry BY the invention and perfection
runent tat VIII convey to the lungs a the
shape Of highly Medicated vapor which acts directly on
e disease and not hitherto by sympathy Those who
troubled with diseases arising from disordered lungs
su9servc their interests by giving the Rygean yapor
"iE1..,-INew YORK National Monitor, of Feb. "a.
CAUTION-DE. CURTIS'S HYGEANA is the original and
only genuine article. nov ss-in,
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Another Nicaraguan Expedition

NEW YORK, December 24.-The Nicaragua
steamer has engaged to carry out 500 men,
pretended emigrants, under the protection of
Parker II. French. District Attorney McKeOn
has protested against 1t, and telegTsphOd tho
President for instructions.
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ID AISINS ALNUNDS, &C
H 50 whole, 4, and L boxes RAISlNS
1000 lbs. Bordeaux ALMONDS
1000 do FILBERTS
1000 do WALNUTS
1000 do PALM NUTS
300 do Zante CURRANTS
50 drums FIGS
kegs MINCE MEAT
Just received and for sale by
BARBOUR 4 SEMMEe,
No. 81 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and stl
streets, opposite the Bank Of Washington.
dec l9-6t
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR
Arc,ic Exuedition Ship Discovered

New HAVEN, Dec. "a The British Giscov-
cry ship Resolute, abandoned in the Arctic
Sea, was brought into New London yesterday,
by Capt. Buddington, with all her armamert,
stores and equipments, worth 500, 900. When
found she had drifted over 1000 miles FROM
the spot where she was abandoned.
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DIED,

On the I'D instant, ELLA, only daughter Of
Elizabeth and T. F. Saunders, after a short but
sever attack Of chronic Group, aged 2 years, 8
months and Ia days.
tend her funeral from Mrs. Goggins, 4S1 Tenth
St, to- morrow morning, at 10 O'Clock
On the 23d instant, Mrs. ARAMINTA PICK
RELL, Of Charles CO., Nd, in the Saith year Of
her age.
On the I'D instant, CHAs. TsCHIFFELY,
aged about 20 years.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the most at

tractlve and beautiful specimens OF the Photographic
now on exhibition at WHITEHURsTS GALLERY, the
AMBROTYPES. They truly a beautiful Picture and
10 Improvement the old familiar Da-
guereotypes The Gallery contains quite collection
Of Photographs paper DagueTreotypes the United
Supreme Court 1850; members OF the United
State. President Pierce and Cabinet and other
pubc OF the Nation. A visit 10 wHITEHUESTS GAL
IERY No. 4s4 well worth the
BILE and the time 2s-u
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EVENING STAR.


IHE CHIPPEwAs AT THE INDIAN DEPART
Nr-Fhis morning the Chippewa delega-
ton had an interview with Col. Manypenny
Mt tho Indian Department. The chiefs,
through their Interpreter, Mr.. Turner, made
known their wishes. They came to see their
rather, In order that he might settle for them
some disputes about chieftainships and also
IN regard to the Commissioners recommends
lions to them last year to turn their attention
to filling the soil; they wished he should
point cut to them the lands they should Guilt
vate. -
Col. NJ, in reply, seemed to think it was
not necessary that they should have taken the
trouble to come to Washington about these
matters. He named over to them the different
reservations of land at MlIac, Sandy Lake
River and other places where provisions had
been made for the Mississippi bands of Indians
ana winch would be surveyed as soon as pos
slole, and themselves located upon it, without
the necessity of their coming here.
As to these little matters about chieftain-
SHIPS, the Indians must regulate them among
themselves. His Col. Manypenny's,) opinion
was that they should get rid of all this nen-
sense about hereditary chicftainship as soon
as possible there the Indians looked a little
fierce and restlesS;) still he did not wish to in
tertere IN the matter, save in gradual way,
but his recommendation was that they should
do away with " form chieftains," and elevate
the man who showed ability-to govern them
as the white people did.
The talk" was still in progress when we
loft.
A PRAIsEwoRTHY ACr.-The officers and
teachers Of the Union Chapel Sunday School,
of this city, have been promising the children
under their care q supper on tho LIST of Janu-
airy next; but on Sunday last Mr.. Morgan,
the superintendent, announced that during
tho previous week the poor but Christian
mother Of one of the scholars had been re-
moved from earth by the hand of death, when
1t was proposed that the children of the school
should appropriate the money requisite fol
preparation Of their supper to the purchase OF
clothes and other comforts for the use of the
orphans. This proposition was submitted to
the scholars, when they almost unanimously
decided to fOrcgo the pleasure they had been
so sDxiously anticipating During the fes-
tivities Of the present week, when little boys
cnd girls generally receive presents of various
kinds here and there, one may be found who
will let his OF her enjoyment consist in impart-
ing pleasure to others, still we very much
doubt if another instance OF so many uniting
in such a self-sacrifcing and really noble
cause, viii gladden. the hearts of any who feel
for those upon whom the hand of affection has
been heavily laid.
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By a. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Z I0UNEAOIn AND kITCHEN I'll

BY A GREEN, AuctioEeer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN EURSI.
l. ture, &c, at Auction.-On THURSDAY
the 27th instant, shall sell, at the residence Of
gentleman declining housekeeping, al 10 O'Clock
j. on north ID street, between 9th and 1th, q
good assortment of + uTnitgTe, viz:
Mahogany and walnut plush covered Sofas
Walnut plush-covered arm, castor and parlor
Chairs
Marble top, centre, extension, dining and other
Tables
Cane-seat Chairs and Rockers, AndTons, Shovel
and longs
Walnut and other Bedsteads, Crib and Looking
Glasses
Dressing and other Bureaus, Washstands
Window Curtains and Blinds,
Child's Carriage, Hearth Rugs
Fine Tapestry and other Carpets
OilclO,h, china, glass and crOCkery Ware
Feather Beds, Bedding
Hair and other Mattresses
With large assortment Of Kitchen Furniture
and othes articles which we de- IN unneces-
sary TO enumerate.
Terms cash. A. GREEN Auct.
dec 81
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II Heofland,s German Bi,ters, prepared

and sold by Dr. Jackson German Medical
Arch street. Philadelphia, daily increase in their welde
served celebrity for the OF all Diseases
ranSement Of the liver These Bers have indeed
bessng 10 the afflicted who show their gratitude by the
most hattering testimonials This medicine has established
for tseif that competitors, however willy
schemes seductive their promises, reach.
gained the public confidence by tbs
have been derived from it, and VIII msint in POSI-
ton. See advertisement. dec Ism
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SELLING OFF CHEAl

SELLING OFF CHEAP.
WISHING TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK
w Of RIBBONS, LACES, EMBROIDER-
les, AND FANCY NOTIONS, for the purpose
Of making change In my business, will offer
bargains TO all who will favor me with a call.
A. TATE,
No. 3lI Pa avenue, bet. 10th and 18th sis
dec 2l-eO6t InteD
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pOARDING.--MRS.D UVALL, No. 33l Penn
e sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen which she will rent
with board at moderate prices. She can also 40
commodate six or eight table boarders.
iy 20 II
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CARISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFT
~ Books at Auctiou.-On MONDAY even
ing, December 9th, at 6h O'Clock, at the Auction
Rooms ] shall sell an invoice OF ANIMALS, Al
buns, and Standard Books in rich calf, antique,
morocco, and papier mache bindings, consisting,
in part, Of
Shakespeare, Byron, Moore, Burns, Scott
Mrs. Hemans, Addison, Goldsmith
Spencer Lamb, and others.
Also, one hundred rich Annals, Albums, and
Gift Books Of different descriptions, beautifully
illustrated and embellished.
Also, lot Of Gold Pens, Loekets, &c.
Terms cash. JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
dec 2i-d Auctioneer.