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HOUSES TO LET AND FOR sALE.-one

HOUSES TO LET AND FOR SALE,-One
large Mansion, Out houses, and garden,
Coach and Horses, Cook and Goodman, and
three Servant Girls, 10 let, within ten minutes
walk OF the Presidents House, containing about
twenty rooms completely furnished.
Also, one furnished house on Capitol Hill.
One four-story brick house with all improve
ments. 10 rent.
One do. for sale on easy terms.
Also, several fine rooms, furnished or unfur-
nished, in a new house. For terms apply to
JONAS z. LEVY, Grocery, Wine and Liquor
Store, no. 474 Pennsylvania avenue,
nov b-oo}t
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GEORGETOWN, Nov. 10.

WATCH RETURNS. book, this morning,
chronicles the arrival of six dodgers, asst night
There is not an "esquire," or Colonel" or
a general" among them. Plain, untitled
cosmopOlites, they departed as quietly az they
came, grateful for the f'small favor" of occu-
plying the luxurious extra benches, in lisu OF
feather, eat-taii, or cotton beds.
David Philip and Moore were severa,ly
held to security for Court, their offence con-
sissing OF riOting, a sport and pastime on
which the police do not EestOw their approving
smiles.
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FOR THE FALL TRADE.

cOn II IA Z rhAL InADhs
STEVENS, BROWNS HOTEL, NOW Of
y fer the largest and most complete assortment
Of EN- rLEMEN'S BELONGINGS ever offer
ed by them, and OF the newest and best imE3kFa-
lions, and bought In the lsst few days f6f cash,
and presume the prices will be of The lowest.
Buying as they do for cash, they feel assured that
their prices will be low, and the extent Of their
business gives assurance TO their customers that
goods will be OF the newest aud bed styles
STEVENS'S
novS -G Salesr0om, Browns Hotel.
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WINTER MILLINERY.

NHR9 NJ A HILLS WILL OPEN A SPLEEN
Is1 did assOrm ent Of the above goods, s>,z-.
comprising BONNETS, X 1 b b o N S $e;s-s5
FEATHERS, FLOWERS and HEAD Syy-ssys
DRESSES, all of the latest styles, on We'd ~s-S
nesday, November 18th.
Pa. avenue, S. side, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
nov P-Iw
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
ONG BOAT TON THUMB AT AUC-
IL ton, By virtue of n Deed of Trust.-On
SATURDAY, the 10th day of Novamber, 1855, at
O'Clock p. m, by virtne If q deed OF trusl from
Alexander Clements to thesubscriter, bearing date
the llrh day Of March, 1850 end duly recorded ia
LibeE j s., fclics IS and IS, one Of the land re-
cords Of Washington county. in he District of Co,
lumbia. a Long Boat, named tom Thumb ,; ly-
Ing in the Canal, at II b street Bridge. She is a
fine boat, being IS feet long, and 10 feet inches
IN width, and two Inasts Capacity upwards of
~ tons. Terms cash
4. NJ. SNYDER, Trustee
DC 3O-d A. GREEN, Auct
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GREAT BARGAINS Ia NEW AND SEC
0ND-HAND FURNITURE.

GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SEC
OND-HAND FURNITURE.
Rousfsespsrs and Others, look to your Interests !
81 THE SUBSCRIBERS ADOPT /EFzesZE7
" this method Of returning their
ri grateful thanks 10 generous puo--Setl>-
Tic for the liberal encouragements 49,
extended to tn IN since they have commenced bus
mess and now beg leave to invite the special at
tent on OF all persons in va A. of CABINET Uh-
NITURE and HOUSE KEEPING GOODS
generally TO their large and comp etc stock, which
they will qua anty to sell cheaper than any other
estab i>huent in tEe city. Our stock consists in
part as follows:
Marcle top ana other Bureaus
Marble top and NJ hogany Centre Tables
Walnut extension Tables
Mahogany and walnut Sofas
Bcokca5es and Writing Desks
Mahogany, cctta'e, ane other Bedsteads
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses
Wardr bes, SidehOards ..
Mahogany, walnut cherry, and pine Tables
Washstands, Toiltt Tables ..s
Mahogany and pine w orkstands
Hat Racks and mahOg any Side Tables
very large assortment OF II ahogany, cane,
and wcOd-seat Chairs, very cheap
A lot Of Carpeting and Oil Cloth
Glass and Crcckery Ware
Girando.es and Clocks
Cooking aRd other Stoves
An as-or ment Of Kitchen Utensils, &c &c
Together with every article usually required in
hous- keeping.
The above goods, with manT o her articles not
enumerated, viii be sold at astonishinglv low
prices for cash or to punctual dealers at the usual
credit. Persons in want Of great bargains will
find II greatly TO their advantage to call and exam
inc our stock lefore making their purcha es,
particularly those who are temporarily located in
Washington and desirous of commencing house
keeping without mourning heavy expense. Re-
member the place
New Furniture Exchanged for Second hand.
REPAIRING and VANISHING neatly exc
cuted a. the shortest notice.
RONTZ C COOMBS,
Cheap furniture dealers, No 369 9TH street,
near Northern Lit critics Market.
nov S-eolm
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LUPIN,S BOmBAsEN.

LUPIN'S BOMBAhEN.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w importers
50 pieces best make Lupin's Bombasin
10 do black Thibet Merlno, very bsst quality
60 do black silk-warp Alpaca
25 do Lupin's ga black Mousselines
so dozen black English Grape and Love Wells
lc0 do Bajol's best black Kid Gloves
10 pieces superior Mourning silks
Is do black Cant n Cloth
100 leng and square black Thibe. Shawls very
best quality. at low prices -.
All persons WEARING black goods are respect
fully invited to cali and examiAe our goods and
prices before purchasing. -. 4
: CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO.,
s 81 Corner Of Pa. avenue and 9th street.
nov 1--10t .-sB
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- BY JAS, C. MCGUIRE, Auctio1eer.
HOUSE AND LOT IN THE First Ward
ut Public Sale.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
noon, November 1ith, at O'Clock, on toe prem
ises shall sell, without reserve, Lot In Square
No ITO, fronting 50 feet 10 inches roth n ST,
between 18Th and 10Th streets west, running back
l16 feet inches, with the Improvements, consist
ing of a wo-story brick dwelling house, with a
small back building and cellar under the front
house.
Terms One-third cash the residue in and u
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
on the premises -. -
nov Sd ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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EOR RENT-A NEW THREE-STORY
IL Brick House, neatly furnished, containing Is
ROOMS, stable, and carriage house. Its location
is one OF the most healthy in the CITY, being on
the higa grounds north, aud within five minutes
walk OF the Presidents mansion. If the premi-
ses are not rented bv the lat Cf December, 4 or 5
fnrniShed rooms viii be rented in said dwelling.
Enquire at No. no. 14th, between II and streets.
nov Scott
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Bv Z. 3. WRIGHT; Georgetown
FJNRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

TINRUSTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Il BY virtue Of ! decree Of the Orphans Court,
OF washington county, d. C., approved by the
Circuit Court Of SAT county, tie UNDERSIGNED,
as Trustee, viii offer at public sale, on THURS
DAY the 22i day OF November fS55. (if fair
IL hot, the next fair dav,) all OF that piece or
parcel OF ground, of which the late Ann Nor
gan died, 5 fZe3 and possessed; situated in the
county Of Washington and District Of Colurn.
pa, aLolt thr'e miles from Georgetown, adjoin-
Ing the lands Of Jas. c. MCGEE, and others, near
the Rockville Turnpike, containing ten acres,
more or less, with two-StoTy Frame DWELLING
upon the same, and general Y known as part Of a
tract of Land called ''Fletchell's Chance''
sale to take place or the premises, at IL O'Clock
m
The terms as prescribed By the decree are one
third of the purchase money In cash; one-third In
six moaths, aud enc third n IL months fiom the
day Of sale; the purchaser giving notes with ap-
proved security, aad bearing interest from day OF
sale, for the deferred payne Is.
Title to be retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money shall be paid; and all Convey ancing
at expense Of purchasers
n. CARROLL MASON, Trustee.
nov dts K. ). WRIGHT, Auct
By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EATENSIYE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IL and Valuable Wharf Property at aGd
near the south end of 18th street west, under
Deed of Trust BY virtue or a deed of tru-t
dated Nav J, 1881, ard recorded in Liner. j. A
Sell on Mo tSGs the 6 daS Of to
next, at u O'Clock NJ at public auction. to tra
highest bidder, all that property lying &. the city
of Washington, ID. G, known IN the pla: OF said
city as square numbered Az together wiz, rhs
improvements thereon, (excep.ing certain lot Of
ground therein belonging to tb@ heirs OF the late
Simon Fraslef) the entire Wharf Property living
west CT said square, (i72,) known as Pages
Wharf Property; The whole Of square All in 81 ID
city, and Lets 3. /, 5 and 8, in Pages subdivi-
sion or square $40. The property viii be sold in
lots TO suit purchat eTs.
Terms: One-thir6 cash and the remainder at
8, IL, and IS morths, with interest, secured by
deed OF trdst Conve Yancing at cost Of purchas-
ers. Sale to commence on Square 472. plat Of
the whole property may De seen at Van Riswick's
Ofic, on 7ta street and canal.
IL the purchaser or purchasers should fail TO
comply with the terms OF sale within five DAYS
Thereafter the Trustees reserve the right to resell
at their risk and expense.
1 R3eSA {; F W.HI.cS]a Trustees.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
oct l9-eodGcs Auctoneer.
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X. ID. HALLS CHEAP CASH srORE.
NEVER HAS OUR ASSORTMENT BEEN
" 20 complete and our stock so large a. AT the
present time, and as we give our friends and Gus
L mers the benefit Of the low priced cash system.
they nav expect TO buy Of US at least ten per cent
lower than they can Of other hous =, who sell on
long credit, and consequently must have much
larger profits to pay for slow debts, collecting the
same, aud losing The bad debts, which 10 SONS
extent every credit business must produce
We would here name few or the E Y IRA
BARG ms which have just been received from
the NORTHERN AUCTIONS ard IMPORT
Frs:
Wide black silks so cents
Nous De LANES cents worth u
eUCo ysrds very fine De LANES, II c>fts worth %
! ard wide Merino - cents worth IS
Zine DE Beige ~ ceats worth "a
2OUO yards good Calico ceists
Second mourning Calico cents worth u
Plaid Muslins ~ cents Worth Is
Embroidered Curtain Muslin u cents worth IS
Cloth ana silk MsntilIas very cheap
herino Mantilas only 81 so
Irish Linen IS cents
2 90 Yards Of Cling hams a. cents
Best VI zoe hester Cling ham ~ cents worth 1s
ara VICE oleached and unblesched shifting
Wide bleacfed Sheeting only 10 cents
Wool F'annel only u cents
CsntOn Flannel cents
GOOD Bed Ticking cents, worth 10
A prom Cbecx : cents
Linen Towels cents
Cassinets OILY D cents
Blankets 50 cents
JinseYs very mean
I ". Clo-n for servants very heavy and cheap
Long embroidered Undersleeves II cents
iLf.nts embroidered Bodies IS cents worth IS
Ladies' black and col ID KID Gloves u cents
Cotton Cloves pair for II cents
Ladies' Cotton Hose cents
Gentlemen's lined Burlin Gloves u cents, worth
81 cents
Gentlesner's fine silk Hdkfs 25 cents
Do cold border do. II cents
Spool Gotten u cents per dozen
Ladies' Vests very cheap
Cent? mems Uniershirts g. cents
Fine satin stocks 5" cents
Six CTavats only IS cents
Rich Bonnet Ribbons as low as cents
Bnnnets only 81 cents
Gentlemen's and Boys Hats and Caps from u cts.
THE BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT,
Is complete embracing every variety Of BOOTS.
SROES, and RUBBERS fer LADIES. GEN.
TLEMEN and CHILDREN, many Of which
have been made TO order and win WARRANT
THEM TO GIVE SATISFACTION We
have Ladies' Caters as low as 81 cents slippers
g. cents. Children's Shoes 1e cents Gentlemen
Boots 81 50. BOYS Boots 81. Ladies and MS
ses' OLD STYLE ALTERS AT HALF
PRICE.
A very large assortment Of heavy BOOTS and
BRoGAN for servants, very cheap, and war
ranted net to rip.
would say to all CASH BUYERS who wish
TO study economy in these hard times to look over
the above lis. and compare IL with the prices they
have been in the habit Of payiag, and then we
cheerfully invite them 20 call ard examine our
stock. assuring them a kind reception, rrompt at
Purchasers buying to sell again can obtain ahv
article they may want al Baltimore prices.
lR. q. HALL,
NoT373 Seventh street,
Fourth door north Of street
II Remember the number, so, fourth house
alb We street. &C 3I-WThS&eoiw
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VydE PRISON OF WELTEvREDEN, and
Il glance at the East Indian Archipelago, by
Walter NJ Gibson. vol, with illustrations -
nos6 FRANCK TAYLOR
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pOARDING.-MRS. DUvALI., No. 33I Penn
ID sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
commodate six or eight table boarders.
jy3O II
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ID Scarders can be accommodated at Mrs Ed
MUNSON'S, 4ls ID street, between 9th and 7th.
nov 6-1w
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II scrofula and Salt Hhsum of four
years, standing cured by OARTER'S SPANISH
MIXTURE
WoosFzR, Wayne, Co, Ohio,
December 1, 1855. (

MessIs. RKSSKrf BEKRs:
Gentiemen,-baving, for four years past been
suffering with Scrofula In its worst form, without
fading relief from our best physiciaas, / was So
licitsd by friend TO try Carter's spanish Mix.
ture Ii gives pleasure to state that before fin
ishis the st bottle the disease relaxed I then
oroered two more bottles, and, with heartfelt graf
ituds, state to you the fact that two bottles of
your excellent preparation has entirely cured me-
The third bottle gave TO friend who had been
suffering with Salt Rheum for a length of time
and he, like myself yes his restoration to health
TO the virtues OF ''Carter's spanish Mixture.n
You are at liberty 10 use fhis letter In any way
you may think prope', IL II will benefit the afiict.
ed. Your obedient servant,
nov I'm JOSEPH RoBINsoy
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-Mrs G. AMBER
E. SON has two pleasant Parlors and three
Chambers, which she will rent during the ses
sion of Congress, or by the year. The rooms are
situated over the Music and Stationery Store, No
PC Pa. avenue, two doors from the KirswoOd
House oct 1S-eotf
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BOARDING.

MRS. MARY ADAMS, ON PA. AVENUE,
ISL opposite Browns Hotel, has several unnoc-
oupied Rooms suitable for families.
nov 9-3t
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BOARD, &c.-kIkS. BATES, ON THE 8. w.
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
is prepared to accommodate gentlemen withr0oms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap8-n
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Stock Transactions,

Stock Transactions.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 9-Sucks are lower.
Sales of Eiie's 455; Cleveland and Tole 10 Rail,
road 81; Illinois Central est; Reading Rail-
road 81; Canton, I'll; Pennsylvania Coal CON-
pany 20; Cumberland Coal Company %; Ga
lena and Chicago, 10.
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COMMUNICATED.

Our OF TIMR."-One of our correspond
cnts would like to be informed of the present
use of the dial plate of Christ Church, George
town; for, as he was passing 1t yesterday (as
it has four plates to it he may be allowed to
mention how they stood little after s yester
day mCrning) the north plate showed 20 min
uteS to 9; the south plate showed II O'Clock !;
the east 20 minutes TO 3 the west IL How
lOug this may have been so he is unable to
say, but we have seen it so many times and
often, its striking prOpensities have been dor
mant for some time. Now we are quite suyo
that there is sum set apart from the church
to have its time-pieces kept in order in all re-
spects therefore, we hope this notice will at
tract those whose interest and credit it is to
attend to these things. And while on the SUBJ
ject of clocks, We would like TO know the use
of the dial plate over the delivery box at the
General Post Office in this city; that it is sta
tiOnary. as to its time, is certain, for believe
il has stood at half-past or near for the
last three months We would suggest its face
being hid altogether, as it is mighty apt to
misicad B.
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MARRIED.,

On the Sth instant, by the Rev James A. Dun.
Mj,s ANN NJ. DUVALL, Of this city.
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+ Attest IMPORTATION OF GENTLE.
LIZ MEMS FURNISHING GOODS now re-
ceiving, Of the newest and most beautiful styles
have ever offered TO my customers and patrons.
For sale at LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Store,
42i Penna. avenue, near ~ street.
nov 1-eo2w
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yEyHE QUEENS OF ENGLAND, OF THE
n House Of Hanover, 2 VOLS by Doran
Table Traits with something on them, by Doran,
vol
The ForayeTs, by w. Gilmore Simms, vol
The N itoh Girl novel.
move FRANCK TAYLOR
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TOR E>T-SINGLE ROOMS, OR AN
u entire story, consisting OF three comm dious
rooms, can be obtained at No. 3ll south side Pa.
Avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS. oct 10
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A GREEN, Auctioneer
II AR6E STOCK OF GROCERIES at auc-
IL tien.-On TUESDAY, the 18th instant,
shah SELL az ~ O'Clock m. at the Grocery Store
of Mr. John Ball, on eth. between ID street aad
Pa avenue, an excellent assortment Of family gro
ceres, viz
Tea Sugar, and Coffee
Flour, Tobacco and Cigars, Spices
Soap and Candles, Crockery, Rope, Brushes
With large assortment Of other Groceries, as
are usually kept in first class retail Grocery.
Terms atthe sale.
nov ed A. GREEN, Auct.
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To THE PUBI.It,.

THE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE win not
Il be In service on Thursday, Fri ~K a
dav and Saturday OF this week Ii EssszszsSs2S578
is the intention to arrange her furnace Tor burning
Coal JAMES A. EVANS Agent
nov TAT
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WEBER'S EXCELSIOR BRASS AND
STRING BAND.
MIR. w EBER RESPECTFULLY IN
WI inform his patrons and the public that he
Is now prepared with a BAND OF TALENTED
M SIClANS to accommodate them with
brass, string or reed band, as thu occasion may
require. MUSIC for Balls, Parties, Parades,
Serenades, &c, furnished from one to any npm-
ber at the sd ,rtcs possible notice, by applying to
L. WEBER, Leader, four doors east Of General
Hendersons, Navy Yard.
Orders an be left at the Music Depot" In the
Star Buildings. nov 8-d
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UNFINISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
Z WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.-Mrs. N
WILSON bavirg removed to those new and com
mOdious Houses on the north side Of ID street, be-
tween 9Th and 9th is now prepared to accommo.
date those wishing rooms furnished or unfurnish-
ed, with or without board. oct 23-u
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MRS. CHOATE

WILL OPEN HER FALL AND WINTER
w MILLINERY, on SATURDAY. next, A.
October sGth. She Is ready TO attend pune 81
tn ny to all orders The Ladies may favor her ~
with Corner Of Louisiana avenue and 9th street
oct l5-f (lntell)
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REMOVAL.
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD MOST M;-
specially inform his customers and The pub
lie generally, that ne has removed his Store from
the south to the north side OF Pa avenue, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets where he will keep
full and well-selected assortment Of the best
FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSfMERES, VEST
INGS, o. the latest STYLES, and Gentlemen's FUR.
NISHiNG GOODS. Feeling grateful for past
favors he solcits continuance Of the same, as he
viii spare no effort to please those who may favor
him with call.
noy6-im GF SCHkFER
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~ Sold; also, Cleansing and Repairing, at rs
Louisiana avenue, under Light Infantry Armory
Room. oe i5-1m#
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REMOVED.

REMOVED.
TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING REMOVED
Il from his old Stand to New York avenue, one
door east Ct Seventh street west, is prepared TO
SHAVE, CUT HAIR, and SHAMPOONE, In
the nealest and latest style, and would most re.
spectfuny solicit the patronage Of his friends and
the public generally. t'l
Open from a. n. to O'Clock p. m.
nov 6-so3t JOSEPH FERGUSON.
NANCY HAIR ORNAMENTS Of any sug-
Il gested devise, such as BRACELETS, PINS,
EARRINGS, RINGS, FLOWERS, made to
order, at short notice
tC- Persons may rely upon their own hair be.
Ing used. II. SEMEN,
$50 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th sits.
nov ST go.
r NJ KS : . WI -. l.-=a
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DOOM RENT.-A pleasant Room in the
h third story with or without furniture Apply
to GEO WILLNER'S Paper hanging Store, AGA
Ninth street sep 29-H
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CE<TLEMRN's sHswLs.-A very large
" assortment OF 6entlemen's SHAwES this
day opened, Of the newest and best styles, at
STEVENS'S Salesroom,
roys-3s Browns Hotel
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NERS. A. w. THORNE RESPECTFULLY
I've informs her friends and the public --sS-f
generally, that she has removed to No 20 As s
Bridge street, Georgetown, and will open g
on THURSDAY next, November eth, choice
selection Of BONNETS AND MILLINERY
6OODS, to which she invites particular atten.
ton roy 6--5tx
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COLONEL wooD's MUsrur OF LIVING Gu.

COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM OF LIVING Gu.
RIosITIBs will close tonight, They who have
not seen the Bearded Lady aud her son, a in.
venile "Esau," (who bids fair to be worthy,
when he shall have arrived at maturity, of
nhe gentleman of that name in the earlier are
Of the worldly should not permit the present
opportunity of seeing them to pass unim-
proved. The Maine Giantess will, likewise,
astonish beholders; although we cannot prom.
Use that young gentlemen in search of wives
will be desperately smitten" with the tender
passion while beholding her vast proportions.
Her appearance excites wonder rather than
admiration. The italian Warbler. in his fan.
ciful costume, and with his flowing plume, is
great on whistling;" throwing in his shrilI
and distinct notes among those of his "Kine
Davis CymbaI," Tor "hurdy -gurdy," as the
English vulgarly call the instrumeut,) which.
to produce tunes, requires both the applica-
ton OF fingers to the strings as well as to the
crank.
BALLs.-Next week the lovers of dancing,
and their number in Washington Is many, will
have fine opportunity for INDUCING in that
popular mode of amusement. It is merely
necessary to say, in this connection, that the
Good Win Club will give a ball at Carusi's
Saloon on Monday night; the Boone Rifle
Corps one at Old Fellows Hall, Navy Yard,
on Wednesday night: and the Journeymen
Bakers on the aforementioned evening. Good
music and fine arrangements must certainly
contribute, in a great degree, to render the
several balls all that the participants in the
poetry Of motion" can reasonably desire.
! MAzEPPA, tho "terrifc run Of the celebra-
ted horse Rocket" is imposingly presc nted in
the posters as objects Of attraction, this even
/ ing at the National Theatre. Extensive ar
engagements have been made for producing the
equestrian spectacle in the most gorgeous
/ style and with thrilling interest Of course
there viii De q crowded house. "My Neigh.
boris Wife" with Mr.. Jefferson as Mr.. Smith
is included in the entertainments.
COURT OF Considerably, the argu
ment in the Florida claims case was resumed
by Hon. George E Badger of North Carolin a
/ The case was then submitted for the decision
Of the court as to whether testimony be taker
or not.
The court adjourned.