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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

orTR. AINSLIE, BOWEN IL pow
EN1HSI ELL. COACH MAKERS. CROSS ST.
Yix--x-ABOVETHEB ANKS.-The subscribers
are practical workmen with long experience and de-
voting their personal attention to all work done in
their shop confidently offer themselves the public
for the manufacture repairing of Carriages, for
which they have superior facilities, they have on
hand at this time, of their manufacture good
stock of CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES,
&C., of the most approved styles to which the invite
the attention of those of such articles Thank
full for the encouragement we have received we can
only promise TO efforts give satisfaction
to all who favor us with their patronage.
800 G. A. AINSLIE,
D. Y ROWEN
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VIREINIA MECHANICS, TNSTTTTJTE

VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE.
A SILVER MEDIA L, the highest premium,
awarded to SAMUEL D: DENOON, for the hest spe.
cimens of CRATES and TENDERS.
SIX HUNDRED ENAMEBLED CRATES AND
FEN DERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCE
PRICES.-TEe subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
.or sale in this city, of his manufacture. The
.ates embrace all of the various kinds and patterns
such as sfuaretopped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &c,
with beautiful rounding Tenders, summer pieces, &C..
to match. Orders for Crates Tenders, &C., from
town and country punctually attended to and care
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again
will be supplied at the lowest Northern prices, with
the usual discounts off for cash by wholesale. Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry on Main, between 9th
and 9th streets, Richmond, Va
SAMUEL D. DENOON.
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bells,
&C.. of my make. 3-Sm s. ID. d.
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TOJOHN w.
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
friends for their kind patronage during the past
years. and beg leave to Say that am prepared to
furnish Store Fronts Monuments, Tombs, Vaults and
attend to Enclosing Buying Grounds and in fact all
work in the Stone-C Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur.
passed North or South. 0fi $50 oc so
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NOTICE.-In consequence Of the death
of Josiah Wills, Esq., of Norfolk, and certain bu-
siness relations between all of my real estate sit
uate in the city of Richmond will be offered for SALE
under the deed of trust about the LIST of January 1885,
unless by arrangement between the parties interest
dence on Church Hill fronting on Grace street, is a
desirable piece of property, in perfect repair, and
beautiful shr1bbefy and garden. There five other
lots adjacent fronting on Grace street, and others
fronting Broad street. Persons desiring to pur-
chase will please call and the property Refer
ence is made to Messrs. Goddn Apperson, joseph
Mayo, Esq. EDWIN FARRAR.
dlcIu
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- stns ~ ~ sasa Gs-.Ast&fs gE5esfs~st 4
y >A~ss@s-s-ssg : &sfSE4s4 - III
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rAKPETINGS &c.
~ We invite attention to present stock of CAR
PETINGS RUGS, &c, which affords buyers the
--s LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY
to select FROM and embraces GOODS of our own I'm
poraton, direct from the Foreign manufacturer with
great variety in styles of AMERICAN GOODS, ena-
bling to furnish in any quantity
Cnrpeting from rs Gents to $3 per Yard.
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s-K> AINsLIE, BOWEN s. POW

No. 81 Main ST., 5 doors above st. Charles
oc 1-6Sc3m az
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o FOR RENT.-The lurge and well arr
EsS anged Store No. So Main street, three door,
below Purcell, Ladd l. Co.'s, adnrirsbly located
for any business. =
Also, the upper. part of the Tenement on Governo,
street, near Franklin, now occupied by ", b. Wool.
bridge, Esq, Attorney at Law. Apply to
HENRY G.. CANNON
no l6-fm Office on franklin near (3overnor a,
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
OF superior make and handsome patterns that will be
cut to any measure of Rooms and Passages
Persons from distance furnishing us with diagram
and measurement of Rooms and Passages will have
the cutting and making superintendent by without
trouble TO themselves. RICHARDSON & CO.,
do S-IIt% al str
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NOTICE..-The undersigned having pur.
l chased the stock in trade OF VIM H. Sutton,
decd, in the Leather Business lately carried on by
him in the city of Richmond, do hereby constitute
and appoint JOS. II. COLQUITT, of said CITY, our
legal agent to carry that business our names at
the old stand ON 18th street. .ss4
lSignedI WIN. GOULDlN.
t-a WIN. ID. COLQUITT.
RICHMOND. Nov. 70, 1855. no 30-dIm
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IL celebrated, chesp aud Cough Syrup, for
Coughs, Ccds CONSUMPTION Asthma Nc, can be OBJ
tained Of Messrs. L. 3. Thomas, W. r Ladd, Grub6s
4 Appenon, Ladley Robinson, 3. n. zschrisson, y.
Blair Southall q Bro. s. i. Semple. Duval Norton,
j. b. Wood, A. Bodeker, r. J. Pico. Chs. Millspsngh
O. B. Hill, and wholesale and retail Of Messrs PuR-
CELL, LaDD < Co, % Main st., and TAOS LEONARD,
corner Clay and Adams sts, Richmond, Va.
Price-25c per bottle; bottles, ono dollar. Like
wise il can be obtained of all respectable DrugEss
and dsn lers in the State of yirainia no a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-13

q The crystalotype is new method
of printing, not by type and press, nor
steel nor copperplate, but with the un-
erring hand of Nature, by the agency of
light. The process is this: A prepara-
tion of iodine and silver is caused to ad.
here to the glass surface. Thus prepared
1t is submitted to the action of the cam
era obscura in the same manner as the
daguerretype plate. In few seconds it
receives an impression from which can
be printed, by the action of sunlight
through it, upon chemically prepared pa
per, an unlimited number of proofs, rival
ing IN beauty the finest engravings.
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POSITION OF RELIGIOUS SECTs.-A let
ter from Berlin, in the Constitutional
says" Among the measures destined
to bring all nOn-eOnformists within the
pale of the Russo Oriental church may
be mentioned recent ukase, in virtue OF
which any person the issue of mixed
marriage is henceforth to be regarded as
belonging to the Greek church. The
celebration of all mixed marriages, in
which one of the parties belongs to the
Greek church, comes under the duties of
the Russian clergy.
All the natural children, to whatever
confession the mother may belong, as
well as all foundlings, must be inscribed
IN the communion of the Greek church.
Every majorat in Poland and in the pro-
Vinces formerly connected with that king
dom cannot come into the possession of
the lawful heirs except they belong to
the Russo Oriental church. Of late years
adhesion to that church has been regard
ed as the sine qua non condition of the
creation of any majorat, and the Empe-
Lor only made one exception to this ia
natical rule in favor of General Count
Rudlget. At the time of the publication
of the ukase above alluded to, the gen.
eral protested against its consequences,
and refused to seGhis children members
of the Greek church. He at the same
time offered to resign his majorat and to
give up all his offices. Thanks to this
energetic resolution, the general gained
his point for the moment, but he has
since considered it prudent to obtain
permission from the Emperor to sell bis
estates"
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,


FfLERN COHP0UND GUM ARABIC SYRUP.
z HE increasing demand for this most pleasant,
L sale, aad ctHc8 .ious remedy for all pulmonary
'I' sses, has enabled the proprietor TO reduce the
re to place il within The reach Of all classes.
superiority over most siInils7 preparations at
'es Cd ty many eminent ihysicsns who Lsve teen
s witnesses of its efficacy when the Usual rene.
!i,S have failed: also by touAo nd Of most re-
potable citizen who have used Il in their families
10 as preventive and cuIe with never failing sue.
es fer the iaat twenty years, during which period
vi Il very little aid from advertising. &C, IL hss
-iually spre-t reputa ion ever the whole Union
In ;s7es Of recent Colds Co,n3s, Uodrseness &c il
q e6 immediate relief ard Centrally cures in q day
Or wo, without interfering with diet business or
crsde1ing the system eptible Of Colds in
;htopic cases, Asthma, Rboopng C0,tsb, Group,
3i'rschitis Affections Of the Lss9s, daa Consursp-
4 n, 1T is always ysTy b'Iefcisl. and seldom fails
Shen commenced in tim. 70 perfect cure.
rice 20 and 80 coats bottle.
sold wholesale by Patterson & Nsirn, Stott Co..
ri gely Go. Alexandria by Peel Steyene. In
3e2ryetosn by Mr.. Cissei.
~ TYLKR'S GUN ARABIC CaNDY DROPS
As;milsr composition TO the above, hut 10 a mIlder
AM mora pcrtRol- form they act like Q charm or
Troublesome Cough, and clear the throat and
Tcei they contain no injurious drug. ere particu.
LAZY recommended for children. frequeD Of pub
lie assemble g. public speakers. SINGERS, 90
rice l25n and 20 cent? per box.
Sor sale at most Drug and Candy Stores.
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EV TNING STAR
THE POOR.

BIT coRNELIA J. n. J0RDAN.--
Have pity ON them, for their days
Are cherries, ea.lf and drcar, 49,
And night, unwelcomed, comes 10 them
With many a griefborn tear.
The scanty meal, the slender fire. -
Tired natures rnattlined desire; .-
Alas !, we know not half the care
The poor, the very poor must bear. &.
Speak kindly 20 them-dO not chide.
Fen though by sin and shameI
Their paths are dark ned thus, yet oh,
II pity do not blame.
His searching eye, who may endure,
To whom the purest are not pure;
lis His alone Il Judge, not we,
Poor heritors of misery.
Deal gently with tn embark despair
Hath filled theii hearts with pain;
Perchapce word may wake the chords
Of sfumbering Joy again;
Oh, to their gall-cup add not more;
Be kind, be soothing to the poor,
For whatsoever their sins may be,
They still should claim our sympathy.
Give freely to them, while thou hast;
In mercy don't delay .....
While Fortune smiles turn not thy face
From helpless want away.
Thy prompt assistance yet may save
Some brother from hungered's grave:
"Riches have wings"-ah, wisely said
You, too, may beg your daily bTead.r
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1000 blue flannel for lining gre at coats
1900 dozen pairs half stockings. sizes, weighing
pounds per dozen, of good sound wool,
doubled and twisted yarn. Those Knit by
hand preferred
Brass scales, N. c. :. serg. corp priFs.
Bronze
Staples for coats (brass)
Worsted sashss, crimson
n and "a inch worsted lace. Grim son, 2 reen, orange
red sky blue, aud yellow
Pompens
kelt cap bodies
Glazed leather, for vizors aud chan-straps
Morocco, for cap linings
Oil silk, for cap covers
Blue serge, for coat Innings
Sowing silk nd twist
Linen threads
Drums, complete artillery AMI infantry
Drum cords, head batter and snare snares sets,
sings and sticks pairs
Drums stick carriages; "A es, b and G
Bugles, with ezra Eou:E-p:eces, and trumpets
Collins axes, (felling)
Axe and Ratchet handles spades
Tin oanteens, to hold three pinss
Bunting, red, white and blue
Tent poles and pins, sets fr hospital wall and com.
mon tents
Boiling rope tent c1rd
Garrison aud recru ting haiiards
WOodeL tent buttons and lips
Bras Fpurs, pairs
Blank books and stationery
w <, upper and sole leather.
Ali OF which It is desirable should be of domestic
anu JUS COHIOT ID ali respects 70
the standard pattern se9lei IL this Office, where
they can be examined.
Sample patterns will be sent by mail with spy
additional information upon the Fupject which may
be desired by manufacturers wishing t.. OFF, pro
posals.
Ten per cant of the amount of each delivery will
b. retained until the contract shall be completed
which Is to be forfeited to The United States in
Of dsfalcation the part Of the contractor in fu
filing the terms and s,ipula!ious Of the contract
Abou' onefourth of these supplies will be required
on OF before the irst of July neXt, and payments
will be made for them as rs the next appropri
alton by Congress Of funds for this branch of the
service is available; the remainder Will BE- paid for
on delivery.
The privilege is reserved Of increasing, by one
third, the quantity Of all the supplies above men
toned
Contracts viii bs based upon accepted proposals
for the fufllment of which two or more .curtiet
will be required. b DIS are desired only from man
ufacturers regular dealers in the article
to be fuc nishsd, and will be respected or cen
sidered from any one who is not known as a mar
facturer regular dealer in the desired supplies
which fact or the reverse must be distinctly St.
in the bids offered, well the and address
of the persons intended to be proposed securities
in case q contract is obtained
Letters containing proposals. should be endorsed
"Prepossls for Army supplies"
G, H GRESHAM,
Major and Quartermagter U. s. A.
dec 27-eot3iJan
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CHINA, GLASS, & EARTHENWARE,
AT CHINA HALL.

NTE are now in receipt Of our fall assortment,
w consisting of l2S packages (ffon Mv.~n
erpool and other sources) of the above goods. Nil
We name in pare-Fr-nch and English China, VSf2
in plain; Gold Band and Decorated Tea, Toilet j
and Dinner Ware; White Granite, Blue Printed and
Fanc thinner, TIA aud Toilet Sets, and pieces eep-
VnN srate; Plain, Pressed and Cut Glassw are
/such as Tumblers, Bowls, GOblets, Wine !,
Cbampagnes, Hooks, Spoonholders, Ceeries,
- Dishes, Decanters, Fish Globes, Pitchers,
Carofes, Finger Bowls and an endless variety Of
1.nsf goods OF the same Glass; Plated Ware Cutlery,
Britannis Ware, Plated and Albata Spoons, Forks,
Csst0ts, Cups, Sugar Tongs, he.; Block Tin Coffee
ana Tea Pots, higgins, Cha6ng Dishes, &c.
we nave very large stock of common goods, suit.
aoie or retailing stores of the newest and best pat
terms Stoneware at factory priced.
dooas carefully packed and delivered in any part
IT the city, free Of charge
All Tue ABOVE Goods will be soil on the m7st ac-
eommodatiDg terms wholesale aud retail. ct China
iiaii, S4l rennsyissnis avenue, and 2 go street.
acc i4-eolm d.. 7, PURCELL i BON.
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TO INVENTORS

E'HE Office of ''The Inventors Protection Nation a
L Union" is on It'll street, opposite tbs Fest Po-,
:ico OF the Patent Office, and is 7esdy to attend
to the business Of its members, namely: in making
examinations snd soliciting p.tente, &c.
Inventors sre invit>i to call and get copy cf the
1onEtitution and Bylaws, ard where any informs
:;on will be given respecting the Union.
Al ietiers business must be directed 20 Ibis Of
eco, where ats ntioa viii Be given jmrledistey.
4 Ilodoi shop Is il connection with The Office
he.e Ilod.ls can be nrdc to order at the shortcs
aotic-. :. @. CLAYTON,
So lily President: l. p. ". e.
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GOOD NEWS.

I'VE have this morning received fra supply OF
w fine PA Ter Mache and Pearl Inlaid GOODS,
such as Work Boxes, Desks, Card Cases, Porte Men
naies, Port Folios, &c. Notwithstanding the great
rush made upon our store during the last week, we
have yet some very fine Goods left, to which We In
vite the attention Of those desiring New Years
preseu g. JOHN 4. ELLIS,
No. 900 Pa. avenue bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
dec 81
T EMONS-
10y VI. ELDRIDGE,
dec 21-tf Union Whsrf Ale andria. Va.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
eMTDER's WINES
At PHILADELP

a T.. HI l. a DE LP II Ia.
IOHN ". sNlDER, Dealer In Wines, At til.
u former cid established Hfne Sore Of JACOB
GNLDKR, Jr, No. Is Walnut street, four doors b
low Fourth street. where conssmserS win be supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS on the most sccoumo-
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for he I'm.
sut street, Philadelphia, where he s prepared &c
receive orders for the special importation Of Wines
&C., from various houses In Europe in quantities Of
single do sen and upwards and also eolicts for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN sNIDER, the patronage of
his friends and former customers.
- All Wines ordered for Washington will De de-
iiversd by Express free Of freight. sly
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Anew BOOK, PERIODICAL
~ AND NEWSPAPER ESTABLLSBkLNI.
VIM. TAYLOR T. CO.,

Corner Of Baltinorc and ChaTiss tired,
BALTIMORE, ND
RN TAILOR d co. beg leave to call the sttsn.
ton of The reading people and al dealing in Books,
81 their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, and NEWS
PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, where be found
large aud general assortment Of sll the late popu
lar publications of the day.
They also keep on hand splendid assortment Of
gain snd fancy STATIONERY Of every description.
All orders thankfully received and filed With de-
5patch, end sent by return Of the mail, express, or
'age, or in any other way the person ordering may
direct.
Booksellers News AGENTS, Pedlars and ell others
1upred with any Books, Msgssines, etc, ct the
lowest rates.
Any Book published in this country can be had
" sending your order to 1s.
WIN TAYLOR co.,
Cor Baltimore and Charles SITS, Baltimore, Nd.
.1s- 23-G
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TD VIl9 PUR:.IC,

TD THE PUBLIC.
FIXED HOURS FOR TIE WASHINGTON AND
ALEXANDRIA BOATS
or The following are the hours Of de-
- :parture Of the only reliable steam
frey BOAT plying between Alexandria and Washing.
ton:
The steamer George Page will leave Washington
daily, at 6A, 8, "a, ~, M, !, 3, *, p. m.
viii leave Alexandria at IA, SIX, IoN, .. m,
12l4, IN, 2, 4, So, p IL.
His Omaibuses will leave the corner OF Pennsyl-
vsaia avenue and Seventh strest, to connect with
the Boat at 8, ~, 81. IL, a. n, 12 N, ~. and
AZ, Pm.
His oDnibuses will connect with all cars arriving
at, and departing from, Washington and Alexan-
dria. GEORGE PAGE.
rrY 6-tf
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For Lynchburg, connecting with the stsgea at
Charlottesville, On Mondays. Wednesday,, aud Fri,
dsyH-
For Luray AMI New Market connecting With the
'os at Culpcper on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
uI1av.
"er Winchester daily, connecting with the stages
at Pied z,ont
F6r Middleburg daily, connecting with the stages
a. the Plains.
Per order: We. BRocKETT, Agent
nov 7-dtf
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OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQuIpAer, !

VFFICE UF AkMi CLUIHiNE MD IlQLIFAHR,
PHI LApELPHIA, Dec. p, 1854.
-, EALED PROPOSALS will he received at this
~ office until 10 O'clock, III OF the 31st day of
January next for furnshine by contract he fellow
lug army supplies and materials, deliverable at the
United States Clothing and Equipag- Dep Schuyl-
kill Arsenal, in qusn tiles as requir; d, viz:
5000 yards 81 dark Due GDdg1 dy.Jj twiiled
Goth, weighing 81 ounce per ya-l
5000 yards 81 sky blue Qpdigo Dyed trit,ed cloth
weighing ~ ounces per yard
10000 army blankets wool, gray, (wit the letter
U. 8. in black, four inches lons, in the
center,) to be scyen teet long and five
feet wide; each blanket TO weigh FIVE
pounds
10000 yds n flannel, cotton and wool
OA0 8 Cd d,ilifrr
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.

I Z. BAILEY, No. 435 Seventh street between
u q and H. hs4 hand Trash assortment of
SUGARS, TEAS, C0FFEES, kPICES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES of every description, which he offers
at the lowest market prices. He solicit. share of
public patronage feeling assured Of his ability to
please all who may favsr him with q call
dec 23-tf
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROA
GRANGE AID ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
1 % d
IN c,od 1ftor Thee dan, Noo, 7 1S5d

r III Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gordops
! vile and iUte-Rediate stations at X o'clock,
u. the arrival Of the boat from Washington,
giving ampls time for breakfast on board. Con
netting st Manassas JuDeti.r with traip for Stras
b, r. ct Warrenton IN ction with o train for Var
raDtOn, and At Gordcnsv lie with the trains on TIE
Virginia Central Railroad f>g Rclm M, Chsrlottes-
lille, and Stanton
The leave GordonsTI'c daily for Alexandria
aud intermediats stations, at Il tefnT, ", n.,
the arrival of the trains the Virginia Central rail-
Ioad from IichmoRi Chariot esyille and Staun ton
THRDUQu TICKETS.
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CAYARRE'S HISTORY OF LOUISIANA, Frenct,
" Domination, vols
Gayarre's History of Louisiana, Spanish DONNA
ton, vol
Parish Pencillin1e. by Kirwsn, l vol
Dickens Household Words, Dec. number
Bruno by Abbot tale for the young
Aflansch Francai des Etsts Unis, pour 1855
FAfferson's Complete Works, in 8 vols
The Positive Philosophy of Auguste Comte, in Eng.
hsh vol. tRANCK TAYLOR.
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4 "A" ~ IL " oIsEA O. L1t ANFOOL
aIHG UNITED STATES s1MG
MAIL STEAMERS.
THE sHiP5 COMPEI5IEG THIS LINE ARE
! THE
ATLANTIC, Cap. West.
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
BALTIC, Capt. Cemstock,
ADhIATIC, Capt Grafton
The2e ships have been built by contract, express-
~ for Govern .nent service; every c8Te has been
taken in their con5tTue ion, as IN the Engines TO
insdrs strength ard sprel aud their sccommoda.
tons foc passengers are unequalled for elegance
AID com FORT.
.rrtce OF passage IRON New York to Liverpool, in
frSt ca Dill. l2u
sec nd 20
EEclHs1yr use OF extra size state 600
from Liverpool to New York $50 and G2O.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
TO berth Dan Re secured until paid for.
FOR freight or passage sppiy to
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
56 Wall street, Ne York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY Il CO.,
Liverpool.
Z. G. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
ID Kings Arms Yard, Lon lon.
JOHN MUNR0E 4 co,
26 Rue Notre Dame des Vi. torres Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, HAVE.
The owners of the ships will not be accountable
toT gold, silver bullion, spece, jewelry, precious
stones metals, unless bills OF lading are sixned
therefor, and The value thereof thar elm expressed
nov i6--dly
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SOMETHING NEW.

OPPOSITE TIE MARKET On PSNNSYLvA-
- MA AVE UE doors below Ninth street
- NEW CL0r HING STORE for Msn and Bows
np6ned this ds;. DECKER. enc of the cheapest
Cls thing Merchants in the North has determined
40 fer to the citizens Of Washington and viriniry
hi excellent Clothing the lowest Northern nrices
or cash only. There the
POOR MAN
will find Just such Clothing Store has long been
ssnted in Washington. His motto is cheap foz>
ca b, and CNK PRICE ONLY.
& good subs! an tial woolleu coat M viii eell for
y 80; and heavy winter pants, well lined, for 81 25
AMI fae coats, oyeTcoats, ana vests Ia proportion
Coed wool ard c1tton under -hiTs, hosiery, gloves
&c, chea or thsn the chespest nov 1l-tf
- HILLENGTUN bs' received Uarper's Mag.
~ eZpe for January, 1895, containing the lifs of
Andrew Jackson, ilust. a cd
IlackYo DIS Magazine for Decemte-, containing
very interesting story Of the Campaign, written in
q i emit il the Cri nes.
Another supply of Fudge Pspers and Ruth Hall
received
4 large assortmen: of Pocket pisres and Alma.
macs for 1855
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