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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02

A single pound OF tiaxen thread intend
ed ior The fines. specimen ot French lace
Is valued at ST hundred dollars, and the
length OF the thread Is about two huadrtd
aud ,wenly-slr ntl-s. One pound or
this thread Is tnoye valuable than tSo
pound, OF gold.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02
New Goods.
AND PLEkTv eT THKH.
YSll ana Winter stock Just received ueo
UOoToN.

FRIEND Z CULBERTSOF,
EaArace this OF s.txnit- of retair ng tnsn
Thank, 10 this lihe- al and aenefoas cemna NY
ia ms, fayors and pa'rcfsgs, anl y ~. I 7,
tAe;r ccsoa&ss and The ssresi q 0sesa - =
SAev sre ,siN On Asa4 Il sheir sssesss.ne" !"
the hriek building on The .vrs
CORNER OFCERlR ! FIfTnSlAHni
Az .,> constantly receiving froa Boston
and &. LesiA tarEe And
srrxxp,p ASSESSMENTS or
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS
CsssistiaG - fcliows;
PaIxrs.
.N,srae, Coekscs .fllen + >"
Pkli;ps, Fall Rsrer. Gloos.
Orasee, &C.
corrcxeo oDs.
Sh~e,inr.. Shir,inss. Osnabargbs. and
oil kinds of goods for men
and boy's wear.
cLoras.
American aad RrtasA Ivillsd Cloths,
.fm<rican snd Ftesrk Broad Cloths,
FRENCH CASSIMERES,
Plain and iwilled.
.fMERIC.iN .7ASL.NERES,
Plain and fancy.
TVUKDO.
Pain and eolared.
SATTINETTS, CASHMERETTS,
SHEEPS-GREYS, JEANS, SC,
RIBBONS,
o. al xmas, quantities and eolors.
or all kinds, varieties, qualities ard prices.
tAwss, lINHs LusrEss, SILKS, aIfAccAs, NE
aiNos, DE LANES, cIScHAas. NAS-
KISS. rieKixcs, rRILIISGs.
LIgsEvy AND TLAxNkL1.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02
cMS. SWETlAND.
DEALER In
tamilp 6rottrits :!
THT0Dy, IOWA


T"T00I, IOWA
TINE Srbscsiber having recently bes n - ST.
I Louis 70 purchase large and choice sesek
Of Family Groceries IL aow prepared 20 soppiy
ar.icieA consisting - follows:
Best Rio Coffee.
Sugar House Molas.es,
Re-boiled !"
New Orleans
Best Coded Syrup,
/" Clarified sugar,
New Orleans do
Ssiarstss, pissesto. i.Iigo. ssaldey, raj.
ssas, Figs, PrGass, Him ~ads. En-
xiisA Wainus, Brazil .Nsh,
Filbera, Dried Perhs,
Rice, TAR, Waite fish,
.AackerI, Lead,
covdsge,
Shot,
ios.S Hyso~ Tas. Lsp0saf d.. S,eex Psxa,r. a.,
1sas. ek~ss AsckxA PosS~. Soap. sasls
Glsss, EneEes. BrcoAs, WaxAr
ko~as. Iii. Paper. t~-xay, AsxeA
Tossrco. Of 81 f..d. C;xqrs Of 81 a.
riefies, Ds~y Hal, kassAsws Sch
Bisetms, Hrd eoris. P11.r S0uee. Gss
CAPS, Ptpvs Cassss, Oysfr1. CGotAes Pma
Aia.. Str casdies cska Slres, Pipe sse.ss &c T. :.
- sssy ctkr srf.rses soc s.seyoss 10 s<sxso.
The articles are al warranted Of 70 u
quality, and viii be sold on reasonable
terms for cash.
The sahscriber believing that the raeresnsii.
business viii yield good profit ON the la,e.,
msEt Nil be thankful for shar 81 public psifea-
age, and II IL should tarn cut nupre6tsble. H.
believes that he ean receive hreAk dcvu =
compisrcntly aay other man
81 Please call and satisfy yasarsel. e.
CHARLES SHETLAND.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02
DRY GOOD.

Of eli kinds, qaalitie. and descriptions. co nsist
ne Of cloths, Of foreign ann domestic manufac-
ture, such as broadcloths Of Preach and Amer
ican manufacture; twilled colored, plain doe
skin; .as.ae..s, ssssr-greys, Jeans, ~ eeds
sumtsef wsres PAINTS Of the oocHKcc, Merri.
mae, Fall River and other principle faciosies
naldes eoioss warrented last and Of the iates,
fashion; cotton goods, factseies, nuslins, sheet
ings, .hifting., Osnaberzs; fAacy gsets, iaees,
ii3a, lawns, dssaines, ehAmkrays, bobonetis,
laeone'ts. &c.
WOOLLEN GOODS.
Fianneis. Linseys, yaIns. shawl etc in abun-
dance. Notions, combs, gicves, mittens, con-
forts, fanlkerehsefs, needles, thread tape, pins.
etc.
GROCERIES.
Teas, sugar, cndee, molssses, salt spices, rais-
in', candies, fish; PePpe., indigo, nadsisr &c.
Ia this line we have all the ARTICLES Usually
kept by country merchants. and such as Gus
torarrs desire without exceptions.
GLASS & QUEENSWARE
Of all kinds necessary for the use u families.
BOO Is 4 SHOIS
Of all classes, kind, descriptions and sizes TO sui
and ct men women AID children
HATS CAPS
70 III the head At csanasAvs ck ell sises and for
all classes Of men, social Or political. including
the latest style Of
KNOW-NOTHfNGS
In fact we havethe largest stock Of goods, ev-
er bro light b this town, and comprises aimos,
everything from q bolt Of osnalgrg, 10 St iEs
II beads. From a satsa dress to IA; trap
From hogshe4d of sugar to brass button
From a slik hat " bonnet to Misses CATERS o.
paper Of lacks. Well, the half cannot b
told. Call and sea. fI--u
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02
Job " ork.
CEDAR COUNTY DIRECTORY.

CED1R COUNTY DIRECTORY.
5. A. BlSSELL. Judge.
J. w. CATTELL, Clerk.
}. G. BETS, kesr. md 7,sas.
J. j. BIRELY. NaeriE.
). DEWELL. Ssssesor.
A. FORD, Coroner.
>. DANIELS, Pvosoeui,rg nv
J. X. SNYDER. s p. c.8 u. t.
Dtsagtcs Court.
J. B. BOOTH. Judge
Terms second Monday in May anil
fourth Monday in September.
$500.
C0un1y (,o0st.
SAMUEL A. blSSELL, Judge.
Terms, Ana Monday in each month
except, April and Augsss. Ars. Tur.day
Jassicss % ths Pssce.
CentTs--R n. Long. W. n. KNOJr..
Polk---David NOpsr, Perez Yrink.
Pioneer Cornelius Howard. David Ylaine.
Linn--- bsldwia Rarsoas, I1sv9s .. CAM
Ned Oak---Ssmasi Haadlin. ". A. Ki~Av
Nocbestsv--. George p. Co6y, A. c. Hsryick
sugar Creek MARTA q. Mile. \. ~. Wan
Iowa :. Elisha Schooley, Joha ~. CnilL.,
1pr'ngdslc-.- Thomas VIM. Hiram Hs,6.,I
lnlaad &C. =. 4 Rscon, lehn B. fI,aa.
springkeld-. WIN. G. hoskins. jar. m Noe
Cess---Jackomyer Baldwin, Ehl. NeCreals
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Hammond 4 Co.

HAVING recently removed their large seiee-
ton OF stove. and tin war;, sad rsts blt>Aed them
selves an the corner Of loczss -ni Fss-h Ssrects
being opposite 70 the North last Corner Of the
Court House SQUARE, ~ the sign Of the
FLAG.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02
- ma AA933a>

70 wa AA9a3a>
We havs On hand large and splendid asort.
neat d Barages, Tissues, Jaekonesss, Cam
bries, Swiss. Insertions. Edgings, Dress trim-
ninss, Dress Buttons, Collars, Cuff, Caps, Re,
8sssKrs,
saAwLs. eIovrs,-Lisle thread and
xid--PAaAsoLs, HAsDKEAcHiEFs,& &c. &c.
And Easily. Il. 100 Other articles which can Be
seen By giving them ell. Also,
Groceries:
A large aAA full supply Of all kind. KEEP: cor
stanily on hand
Hats And Caps, Hests and Shoes
Queens Ware, Class Ware. Hard Ware
Cutlery. Unhxellas. and Baskets.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
e Warrenred TO 6, or no sale.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS. BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
Fancy 6xens, ana-and--we s@cave ia,n We
can't hegia 10 tell bali we have got, but i ar
>.s desires further Information, il Sili be cheer
faliy given ~ the store, Is we hare clever and
"perliier clerks eoass an:'y on hand whose mot
to IS that il 10
"xo treable - &how Co0A&.o
Our prices are decl4etly log, Is He are de-
tefmined TO s-basi al, 10 smash rather thAn h.
rSpEksctn; ard . any body toa't beleye il
just lie, ,aer Try rs.
Upton, Nasessser II. leE. -
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SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS

The U,iiOR adopts the New York Dav
Books argument that the large number of
voters who were absent from the polls in the
late New York election, were Democrats, and
on il bases an argument in justification of its
act Of rasping tho Prince. By the by, the
Prince is himself the author of the Day
Boots idea. When asked, after the election,
what had become Of his promised $4,000 ma
JOrity fer the Soft State ticket, he pointed to
the decreased vote, and declared that they,
the abSentees, were Democrats who had been
prevented from attending the polls and voting
the Administration ticket by the assault of
the Union upon him The Prince is @
broth of boy in his way. The Union also
rejoices over the unanimous reelection Of
Senator Rusk-a thing emincntly fit to be
done. =
The LatslIfgeNeer is highly gratifed with
the altered tone Of the London Times upon
the subject of the relations of England with
the United States, and charging that the
Times itself was the author of all the recent
excitement on the subject, reads it lecture
for its effort to throw the responsibility for it
en- American shoulders
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Commissioners Amounted

Inc following named gentlemen lin add.
ilon ts those heretofore eppoInted) were on
Monday appointed hy the Court of Claim;
commissioners to take testimony in the several
States named:
Maine-James l.. Child, Augusta.
New Hampshire-C Charles w. Woodmau. Do.
yer. ~
Sonnecticut-David j Peck, New Haven.
New Hayen--Maleolm Campbell, John Liy.
lngston, and Frederick w. King, New York ;
ihe1ry "aiorIdse, Saratoga; K. I. Trow-
pfl1ge, syracuse; and A. COnkIin Buffalo
Pennsyiysnis-ArthurM Burton and John
VI GTler, Philadelphia
Ohlc-John L. Pendry, Cincinnati; and Amos
Layman, Marietta.
1Hiuois-William G.. Bowman. Shawnee.
town
LndIsna-Salmon A. Buell., INDIANAPOLIS;
and William z. Bowes, Michigan city.
lsconsin-Michael McLssghlin, Dubuque.
Aansss-JameS III. Lane, BENJAMIN II. Sim
mons, Daniel A. N. Grover, and Allen T
1lbbitts, Lawrence city.
MnneSota-Henry j. Horn, St. Paul; and
}. }. Noah, Mendote
MISUNDERSTANDING g. Morris and William,
AcDougall, San Francisco.
quah. ia"ie-
1neA'co-Augustus DE Marie, Santa Pe
dsnipSton .Territory-Charles IL Mason
Firginia-John C. Moncure, Fredericks.
1uIg u W. HansbrOugh, Pruntytown and
william L. Clark, jr Winchester.
south Caroline-RObert CogdclI GiIebrist
and Thomas Frost, Charleston.
ueoTgia-oeymour X. Bonner and Micb,e,
y Clarke, Columbus.
hsentucAy-John .. Bullock, Louisville.
M!SSlSsIpPl-Ter. McGowan, Rankin county
>, AlsSouTi-Elisha B. Jefreys, Union, Frank.
lin county. -'"
tAIabama-Robert Christian, Perry county
Louisiana-Richard p. Harrison New n,
leans. '" VI
Iexas-Phineas De Gordon, Theophilus AL.
Ian Jones, VIM. P. De Normandie. and Willis
L. Richards, AustiE; and t. p. Hunt, Calves
ton.
;ArksnaaS-JOhn Carnal. Fort Smith. O-.
~. iiHnis''do cooh-
fiaa-Edwsrd Bissel, jacksonville.
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PERSONAL.

-. Hon. W. W. Walk, of New York; Hon.
&C. Pennington, of New Jersey; Hon. Robt.
VI McLane, ex Minister to China, are at Will
1ards'.
80. HOn. L. L. Olds, of Ohio, is at the U.
s. Hotcl.
go. Hon. J. Z, Macy, of Wisconsin; Hon. j.
Harlan. Of Iowa Hon. T. f. Bowie, of Mary.
!snd; ben. r. Walker and wife, OF Alabama;
zion. = Carlisle, of Virginia, and the Hon
y Hickman, Of Pa, are at the National.
'..' Hon. Geo. W. Jones, of Tennessee. and
Hon j. ". Whitfield and lady, Of Kansas, arc
ut Browns Hotel.
'''' Amongst the recent arrivals in the city,
VIC notice that If Hon. Charles James Faulk.
ner and family, of Virginia, at their resi-
dence, corner Of Seventh and Z streets. in the
nouse formerly occupied by the late General
To"son.
-. The Hon. Mr.. Harris, of Nd. arrived
this morning, and is at the National.
800 The Pyns ard Harrison troupe have
taken Baltimore by storm. Every seat in the
noiilday street theatre for tonight. Wcdncs-
day ana thursday nights, arc engaged in adj
vance as reserved, az 81 per ticket. Such
thing never before occurred there.
''.' Ihe mania for suicide seems to be re-
wing In Philadelphia The body Of an un-
known white girl was found in the dock. above
vine street, on Friday evening; and a Ger
man a last maker, who had made his last ka,t.
oieW cU' his brains 81 Saturday morning Inv
dischorglng the contents Of horse pistol in
his mouth f0N0' A''
'''' Patrick Wall, one of the parties injured
by falling of the Soft She'll platform in Torun.
hins Square New York, a few evening" nre-
lioLS To the election, died Of his wounds ON
Sunday evening.
'''' Ex.Mayor How, of St Louis, has been
presented with a service of plate by his friends
valued at II 500, in token of appreciation for
tne able manner in which hc DISCHARGED the
duties OF his office.
''''6ov. John Francis, Of the Passa,na-
Guoddy Tribe IF Indians, has been chosen +,
delegate to the next Legislature of Maine
Tho jackson Mississippian, Of the 10th
INST, thus notices the arrival of Gen. Omit.
inan at the State capital: {" The DISTINGUISHED
member elect TO Congress from the Fifth dis.
Irlet reached our city yesterday evening. The
democracy welcomed his arrival by a salute Of
guns, IN the honor of his visit and his recent
glorious triumph"
MIR. William Wyman, a machipist. Of
charleston, Mass, has been sent tn the mad.
mouse, at Cambridge, victim of the spiritpa
raPpings. Pr - 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-27

The RESULT OF FEMALE EQUEsrRIANIsM
We hear with regret of the death of Mrs Can
over, of Oneida county, n. Y, the lady to
whom was awarded the first prize for riding
at the Ladies' Equestrian Exhibition" Of
the State fair held in EImira. She con-
tracted a severe cold on that occasion, we are
informed, from the effects of which she never
recovered, and which terminated in her death
short time since. We also learn that one of
the contestants for the prizes at our county
fair has been confined to her room by sickness
ever since that event There are more ways
than one for causing sickness and committing
suicide.-N. Y. Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-27

DISTURBANCE AT BETHANY CoL,rcv 4
correspondent Of the Wheeling InteIligenesr
states that the recent disturbances ~ Retbsu-
college Va, was caused by an ATTEMPT on ~
part Of several abolitionistS who had entaraS
me InstituiIon, to preach and debate mi.
sElevous doctrines. Order was restored by
toe prompt dismissal Of the refractory men,
bers. "em-
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tLot FOR THE CRIMEA Within the past
b "a three weeks sOme 20, 600 barrels Of -four
r r.I' oeen purchased by a firm in this city
a.. az tIe 6lilsh government Its destination is
an an a C.,.asa This -four has been psid for at
sm az nre-1ss Of about 81 - per barrel, which
sS,,, NJ. u !" the round sun Of one hundred and
Nor % "'' n"pe'1sS1'
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SUGARS AND SIRUPS.

SUGARS AND SIRUPS.
II ANDING THIS DAY
IL % hhds. prime Porto Rico and Muscovado
SUGARS
100 packages doublc-refned Loaf, Crushed, Pow
dered, Ground, GTanulated, and Clarified
SUGARS
20 barrels strictly prime New Orleans SUGARS
ALSO
hhds. Coverings GOLDEN SIRUP, which
~e will cell at the manufacturers price by the
hogshead. For sale by
f. f.. WHITE 4 co.
No. So, iron front, Louisiana avenue, between
9Th and 9TH streets opposite the Bank OF Wash
ing,on. nov 27-3t
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- Soyernor Minor, of Connecticut, has
araa.i me Proclamation, announcing that the
tLas ualosnt OF the constitution lately adopted,
No 800 20 must Dc able to read and write, is
INV part VI inc organic law of the State
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MASONIC AND ODD F ELLO w
M FRATERNITIES.-The Orders hav-
ing conferred favor upon the Rev. James A. Dun
can, Pastor Of the NJ. E. Church South, and as a
air is being held at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street, for the benefit Of said Church. cordial In
vtation is extended to members CT said Orders to
attend-the Masons on Wednesday and the Odd
Fellows on Thursday evening.
A brother Of either Order will be in attendance
a the door ana admit them and family, free Of
charge.
Boys not admitted unless accompanied by their
parents or guardians.
CHAS. C.. HACKETT,
nov 27-lts Secretary and Treasurer.
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n FRANCIS has Just returned from .

~ FRANCIS has Just returned from q
Va visit to the Northern cities aud mauufsctor-
les, where he has purchased, and had manufac-
tured to his order, large supply Of every kind Of
Razors, Scissors, Combs, Bird Cages, Portmon-
naies, Satchels, Cabas, Desks, Brushes, Baskets,
&C., which he is determined TO sell at the very
lowest prices. Persons wishing good article,
either In style or quality, ard at low price, will
do well TO call on him, few doors above Odd
Fellows Hall, on Seventh street novT
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MEAT CUTTERS !-nEAT CUTTERS!
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
l. an assortment Of SAUSAGE aud MINCE-
MEAT CUTTERS, of various sizes and patterns
ard warranted equal to any in the market
He would call the attention Of Housekeepers,
Farmers, and Butchers to these Cutters es an
economical and labor saving machine
FITZHUGH COYLE.
National Agricultural Warehouse,
nov 21-eo3t SIG Seventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-27

ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER,
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE, NEWLY
IL HU LIED BUCKWHkAFFLO
this day from schooner VIM. NJ. Dodge, from
New York, one dairy, containing
l6 kegs Orange county BUTTER, which we
warrant TO please, as IL IS fresh, and sent to
us exclusively for ta5le use
so boxes English Dairy CHEESE, selected
10 cases Pine Apple Cheese
$50 boxes Goshen Cheese
l case Sap Sage Do
5000 pounds newly hui.ed UCKwHEAT
FLOUR
containing % lbs each, expressly for family
use
Just received and for sale by
j. f.. WHITE CO.
No. 63, iron front, Louisiana avanue, between
9th and eth streets, opposite the Bank OF Wash
ington. nov 27-stTuGTh
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BUTTER-BUTTER
TyHE SUBSCRIBERT TAKES THIS METUoT

l. Of informing the citizens Of Washington thai
he has on hand, and made arrangements to have
a constant supply Of extra Goshen BUTTER
Hotel and boarding house keepers, and all
othefs, who desire 10 purchase a superior article
by The Eackage, viii please cali at the Depot,
ner Of L and Eighth streets
nov 26-at~ C. M YOUNG.
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GLASS SIGNS WITH SILVER LETTERS
HAvIN0 LEARNED OF SEVERAL PER-
Il Il sons enquiTing for our place Of business, the
advertiser desires 10 saw he Is not seeking further
orders In This city; still, such as may be handed
in, I'm the few days only which he is detained
here, will be executed, at No. 500 Pennsylvania
avenue. nov 27-3t*
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REMOVED.

~ A. DALEY, NJ D., DENTIST, HAS RE-
W. moved his ofice &c his old stand, Wards
new building, Penna. avenue, between 9Th and
9TH street Or. Daily continues to practise his
profession I'm its various branches He is also pre-
pared to insert Artificial Teeth, on the new and
highly approved principle Of DIR. Slayton, viz: on
a Gutta Percbd base.
FOR RENT-A Frame House, containing six
rooms, No. 3 In the row, on east Capitol street,
between 18th and 5th streets. For terms apply 10
O. A. DALEY, Dentist, Wards new building,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets.
nOv97-3t
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The Indians in Oregon and Washington
Territories letters received in this
city this morning, represent the condition Of
the Territories abOve-named, through Indian
outrages, as being most deplorable. 1t is said
that they do not make indiscriminate war or
Inc whites, but on the Americans only The
SUBJECTS OF Britain there remain almost en-
hFeIy unlaOlestsd by them This is accounted
ioi " the fact that their arms and alnnuni
tion are procured from the uudsons Bay
Company, which still has stations IN that quar-
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ASCOTT GUARDS, ATTENTION-You
are hereby notified that the meetings of the
hi Company are held every TUESDAY EVE
W " MING, at ~ O'Clock, at the armorY, Ma
sonic Hall, corner 10Th and SITS.
On Tuesday, November 9th, an election will
take place Tor hrs; and third Lieutenants, Ensign
and first and second Sergeants.
b. A JAMESON, Capt.
A. II: WILLIAMS, Act. Orderly.
nov ~ ID IL n
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CHANCE Tn MAKE MONEY!

THE ADVERTISER BEING DETAINED
u IN filing an order Of pair CT large 6lats
Signs with Silver and Gold Letters for the new
banking house of Messrs- Sweeny, Rittenhouse
Co, will teach the Art 20 such persons as may
apply, at cnce, at his boarding house, No. 5e2
Penpsylyani. avenue nov 27-3ts
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FEATH 3.

CTRICTLY PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATH-
- ERS.-We have received a lot Of three thous-
and pounds Of very superior Live Geese FEATH'
Frs, picked by hand Dealers and other per-
sons in wasn't Of very superior Feathers vii call
and examine them. For sale, by the bale only,
by Il; L. WHITE co
No. 90, iron front, Louisiana avenue, between
9th and 7th streets, opposite the Bank Of wash
ipgton. nov 27-3t
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FNATIONAL THEATRE.-wEtNBs-
9~A DAY EVENING, Nov. 2s.h.- Notwith-
Standing the Heavy Expense Of producing the
greatest Modern Comedy, with cast Of Stars un-
squalled in any Theatre in the Union, and the
performance on the Same Night Of those original
epresen' atives of Irish and Yankee Characters
Mr.. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS, the Prices
will remain as usual:
Dress Circle and Parquet ............5O Cent,
Family Circle second tel .............25 Cents
nov 27-lt
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MICHAEL HOFFA e. CO,
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKERS AND LEW

" ELERS, respectfully In
form the public that they have -NI&S
established themselves In the Gl2SS.AS.SkR
Star Buildings, Pennsylvania @SzEN
avenue, near Eleventh street. They fatter them.
selves thai, by strict attention to business and
prompt compliance with all orders, they WIN te
ceive the patronage Of the community
nov 2i-lw
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CLOAK LOST. WAS LOST FROM A
~ Buggy, supposed to be blown out, in front of
the City HAN, BROWN CLOAK, with blue
cloth lining and snuff. colored velvet collar. In
the pocket was cigar case marked $50. ANY one
returning the same TO this office will be suitably
rewarded. nov 27-3#
THE LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLE
gACcoHDEONS, STRINGS, &c, &c in this
city can always be found at the great Variety Store
Of JOHN + ELLIS, JOG Pennsylvania avenue
nov 25-u
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or improvement in attaching casters tc

For improvement in attaching casters to
trunks.
jean Pierre Molliore, of Lyons, France
For Improvement in machines for rasping and
dressing the heels and soles Of boots and shoes.
Patented in France, January 5, 1855.
Jean Louis ROLAND, of Paris, France For
improvement in ovens for baking bread and
other ailments Patented In France, June 30,
1851.
Geo W. Stedman, Of Vienna, n. J.-For
improvement in sewing machines.
Cyrus A. SWEET, Of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
proved printing press.
:. Samuel E. Tomkirs, Of Now York, N Y
For improvement In metallic saddle trees for
harnesses.
Nathaniel Waterman, Of Boston, Mass.-For
improvement in feet-warmers
VIM. Bennett, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, assignor
to the Union India Rubber Lamp Company,
of New York, N. Y.-For Improvements. In
fluid lamps.
Design.-James o. Morse, of Now York,
and ]. W. Adams, of Lexington, Kentucky
For design for steam tube and hot air covers.
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DENTAL SURGERY.

DENTAL SUH0EHFs
THE UNDERSIGNED NAVE BEEN IN
IL the habit OF sending our patrons to DR.. Cosby
for Dental operations for number Of years, and
take pleasure in recommending him to the cti-
zens Of Washington as the best tooth extractor
and dental operator that has been ia this city
He inserts teeth upon every plan that is practised
In the United States.
Geo r. Ho dmaR. ~. ID. r. ". Towles, NJ. D.
A.. " Payne. NJ. ID, LID John p. Miller. NJ ID.
James Bryant N. ID. q. y. Chsmterlin, n u, LID
C. ". harris b. ID. Samuel r. Brown, n. d.
wythe Tinsey, ND. g.. n. Francisco. n. %.
Ofece over Ford Bre s, No. 300, corner Of
18th street and Pa avenue. nov 27-6n$
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A CARD.

vHTILLtAM TUCKER, MERCHANT TAIL
w or, No. s26 Pennsylvania avenue, would re-
spectfully call the attention Of members Of Con-
gress, Strangers, and Citizens generally TO his
extensive stock Of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES,
and vESTINGS Of the latest styles, which he Is
prepared to make up at the shortest notice and In
the most fashionable styles. IUnionl nov 27-ew