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SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

The Intelligenoer says that the fourth an
nual meeting Of the United States Agricultu-
raj Society, takes place hero lin the Smithso-
nian Institute building, on the 9th of the next
month-not on the 18th as published in many
papers. The same paper, on the strength of
the speeches of Messrs. Carter, of Fauquier,
and Taylor, of Alexandria, in the Virginia
Legislature, against Mr.. Wellman's bunkum
resolution to offer the President a regiment of
Virginia troops for the enforcement Of the
law in Kansas, thinks that the squatter sove-
reignty doctrine is losing friends in that quar-
ter. The resolution itself strikes US as being
NAL apropos The law abiding and law-en-
forcing citizens of that region of the country,
will prove quite able to vindicate the integ-
rity of our system of Government there when
called on so to do, as they Will be, doubt
less, when the necessity actually arises
We are not among those who have entertained
spprehensions that the secret expectation of
arms, ammunition, and persons to use them
from Massachusetts,, would ever give triumph
to practical revolution on our frontier, that
has for its object the substitution of the popular
Prejudices of New England, for the supremacy
of the guarantees of the Constitution Of the
United States, and the laws of the land. One
bona ide frontier man, armed with his old
fashioned Kentucky rifle and his hunting
knife, is any day 9 match in the field for
dozen such men as those, who having been
sent out to the borders of Missouri, by the
emigrant aid societies, to change the institu-
tions of that State, (for that is the real aim of
those New England organi1ations,) may be
armed with all the sharp's rifles in creation.
The Union calls attention to the announce
ment of Mr.. Banks, made yesterday in the
Hall, that he runs simply as the abolition
candidate for the Speakership, Involved in his
declension to acknowledge himself as the
standard bearer of any other principle,) and
his boast that, representing the strongest anti
slavery district in the United States, he was
was returned to Congress by majority of
1000 votes
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I. q. II. n.

THE MEMBERS OF TUsCARORA TRIBE
Il No. S, Improved Order Of Red Men, take
pleasure In announcing TO the brethren Of the
order, and 10 the public generally, thct iheiI
ANNUAL BALL viii take place al ODD Eel
LOWS HALL, Navy Yard, on MONDAY
EVENING, December 9th.
The Tribe pledge themselves thst no trouble or
expense viii be spared to make this one OF the
most pleasant, gay, and rsehsrehs Balls Of the
season.
Esputa's No Cotillon Band has BEEN engaged
for the occasion.
No Hats or Caps allowed In the ball room.
An experienced Caterer will be on hand.
Committee of Arrangement.
Tuscarora Tribe, No. 5-Jas O'Brien, Robt
s Middleton, Thos Harrison, w Hutchinson,
Josiah Venable, Jas French, Saml X Turner,
VIM Scott, Jas Cannon, N Hilbron, c M Sander
son.
Anacostia Tribe, No. 3-P @ 9 Geo Brown and
p 9 Getzendanner.
Usage Tribe, No. e-P 8 VIM Bradley and r
johnson.
Mohawk Tribe, No. Bros Bradshaw and F
Ecklof.
Logan Tribe, No. s-Bros shekels and T
Bowling. -
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting a gentle
man and ladies; to be had OF any Of the foregoing
committee, or at the door on the evening Of tn.
ball. dec Is %, q, 2i-4t~
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of the denoument to which the indignation Of
Mr.. Dunn, of Ind, against the venerable edi-
tor of the New York Tribune, gave rise.
Mr.. D., as matter Of course, is in tie
end to come badly bruised out of his ''nics
little quarrel, as it stands" with Horace,
the latter having the means of letting drive
at him daily, until he gets tired of that
work. Entertaining the opinion he expressed
of his assailant, 1t would have been far better
for him to have passed over the comments Of
Mr. Greeley upon his votes in utter silence.
But his skin is too thin for any such display Of
msekness and he has, probably, provoked q
quarrel in which he will be daily taken at a
woeful disadvantage, until he is heartily sick
Of the real chivalry of character he displayed
on that occasion. His reply to Mr.. Greeley IS
structures, was certainly triumphant defence
of his course In the current election. But it
will avail him little, indeed; for his adroit an
tagonist has every advantage over him for the
future of their contest, and will make the most
of them, or he has lost the cunning of his we'll
known pen.
The Senate Printer Questionable Demo
cratic Senatorial caucus, in the last of its
protracted sessions, nominated Judge Nichol-
son, Of the Washington Union, as the Demo.
cratic candidate for Senate printer, three
fourths Of all the votes cast, being given to
that gentleman, and the most of the balance
to the editor of the Detroit Free Press, we
hear. The publisher of the Washington Sen
tinet got none. There are said to have been
some eight absentees. The election is to come
off in open Senate on Monday next.
The Sectional Party.-Mr Goode, yester-
day, in cross-questioning Mr.. Grow, drew from
the latter land the record Of the ballotings)
proof of the fact that the mass of the Northern
members will vote for no member representing
district lying South of Mason & Dixon's
line, because it is so situated geographically.
Not one of them has yet thrown a vote for
any Southern man, and the declaration is uni
versal on their part that they design proscrib-
ing the South in this election
Mr.. Banks.-The adroit remarks to which
Mr.. Banks gave utterance yesterday, saved
him for the day some twenty votes which
were about to fall away from him. They en-
braced an indirect appeal for more ballots in
his behalf which told most effectively.
The House were debating under great ex-
element all this morning; the Republicans
fearing from the demonstrations thai the Know
Nothings are going over to the Democrats.
The Current Operations of the Treasury D. :
partment.-On yesterday, 18th of December
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department.
For tho Interior Depaftment..... $40, 563 "a
Eorthe Customs. .......... g. 44 %
From miscellaneous sourcos...... 12,440 90
From Customs. .................. 81, 592 90
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FA CARD.-The Washington Trade and
M Benevolent Society Of Jonrneymen Tail
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring Establishments
as every way worthy Of their patronage They
alone pay the bill Of prices established by the
above. named Society, viz:
H. F. Loudon & Co. Edw'd Godey.
FL steer, Jas. T. Mcintosh.
VIM Tucker, Thos. Boyne,
Duvall Bro, Matock i Griffith,
Jos. X. Thompson, VIM. H. Stanford,
Edw'd nj. Drew, Thos. X. 6ray
P. S.-Strangers designing to work in this civ
through the season will take no ice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
to work for JAS. LACKEY, Rec. Sec
WAsHINsToN, ID. c.. Oct. 9th, 1855.
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MESSRS. BENTER & DUBANT DESISE
Asl to express their profound graft. ~
tude for the large and increasing pat-NN( al
ronage with which they have been My
favored, and to assure their friends ~
and the public that they are determined that no
expense or effort shall tespared on their own part
or that OF their assistants 10 place the character of
their establishment at the head Of all competition
in the city Of Washington
Having in their employment an experienced
caterer, they can speak with the fullest confidence
found at all times stocked with the rarest CAME
MEATS, DC to be found in our own and Other
markets, and which will be served to order al the
shortest notice, and in style which they warrant
to give entire satisfaction
In the selection Of OYSTERS, no expense will
be spared to procure the very finest which come
TO this market, with which families can be sun.
piled at the old prices. Their arrangements FOR
this purpose are complete and perfect They in
vte attention to this department Of their
establishment.
The BAR, 1t is almost needless to add, is well
supple d with the choicest WINES, LIQUORS
and SCARS, Of the most approved brands
Adjoining our establishment We have fitted mn
several large, fine supper rooms suitable for large
or small parties
In short, they confidently appeal to the past as
apledge Of what they are determined their house
shall continue to be, and appeal TO strangers AID
citizens for Their continued patronage and sup
port
N AT great expense were are now fitting up
complete and perfect
RIFLE AND PISTOL GALLERY.
over our establishment, which will be i'm readi-
ness for visitors In two or three weeks.
dec 1S-eo3t
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CHRISTMAS CLOSE ar HAND.

WILLIAM GRIPPE, CONFECTIONER.
w AND DEALER IN FANCY GOODS,
TOYS, FOREIGN FRUITS, &c, begs leave
most respectfully to inform the citizens generally
and his old customers In particular, that he has
just opened large and most splendid assortment
Of Fancy Articles, Foreign Fruits, TOYS, &c !:
consisting Of Dolls Of every description, Work
and Fancy Boxes to suit all tastes; Toys OF every
manner and kind; Foreign Fruits just arrived
and fresh Confectionery Of all kinds; Cakes.
determined to sell at the most reasonable price.
The Confectionery part Of the establishment
being conducted entirely by myself, the public
can rely on each and every article being perfectly
pure. 3
The whole establishment being now open to
public inspection, invite everybody to call and
judge for themselves
WIN. GRIPPE,
Pa. avenue, south side, opposite Jackson Hall
No. 4ss, bet Sd and ~ streets. dec Is-Iw
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

n GAUTIER HAS THE PLEASURE or
We informing the public that he has arranged
for the approaching holidays 4 very beautiful COL
lection Of Christmas and New Years Presents
consisting OF FANCY BASKETS, BOXES,
CORNUCOPIAS, &c
He has also prepared S 900 pounds Of hi. supe
rioE ASSORTED CONFECTIONERY put up
In pound and half pound sacks for the Convent
ence Of purchasers.
He viii exhibit, on Monday next, very large
assortment Of Pound and Fmit Cake, made from
the best materials. O. GAUTIER
dec 1S-eO4t $50 pa avapuo
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CHEAP JUVENILE BOOKs.-THE UN

CHEAP JUVENILE BOOKS.-THE I'M
~ dersigned has set aside from his z6E@
stock OF recent Books for children, HHkkA
large AID varied collection = the ASSl
accumulations Of past years-to
sold at half price, or at less than that when neea
De they are suited to youth Of all ages, and NAV
Among them will be found some OF the work,
Of Mrs. Holland, Miss Edg.worth' Mrs Rar'
Sauld, and other such writers; books which have
oeea popular IN thsir time, and which, aiming to
principles, are supposed by a few to have san
some merit although not teaching all the sciences
old I'm nTTW ~. , W9 van
dec l8-u A10"'
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PERSONAL.

.... Willard Fillmore, when last heard from
was at Nice, Italy.
80. Laura Keene has opened the "Varie.
ties" late Metropolitan Theatre, at New Y ork
-. Bishop Doane was to lay the founda-
ton stone Of Trinity Church, Hoboken, to-day
-. The Harper's paid Dickens $4,000 fol
an advance copy of " Little Dorritt."
80. Alfred Jaell will soon return to Ameri.
ca, to take up his residence in Boston.
80. Hon. s. A. Douglas has sufficiently
recovered to ride out, and his he alth is much
benefited thereby.
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ARNY's CONFECTIONERY.

NO. 81, BRIDGE STREET, GKoRsKrowN
NOW Is THE TINE AND THIS Is THE
~ place, to engage your Christmas and New
Years CAKES, such as those for which we
Were awarded SILVER MEDAL by the Metropoli-
tan Mechanics Institute last winter An slagan,
iot now on hand; also, a splendid assortment OF
Bun BONS, CUPlDS, and FANCY GOODS.
we are at all timss prepared 10 execute orders
LOT All KINDS OF Entertainments, at the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable term. in any
part OF the District.
Georgetown, ID. C, Dec I7-2w
lint, Union, Oman
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ETO THE CITIZENS OF WASH
~ INGTON.-Rsad and Circulate The
subloined memorial is published by direction of
the Union Association, with a request that every
good citizen will sign it, Active friends of the
cause can take the petition from thee columns
attach IL to sheet Of paper, and having obtained
as many signatures as possible, hand II to DR.. w
Jones, President Of the Union Association, and.
through the agency CT Committee appointed for
the purpose, It win be presented to CONGRESS-
n. X. OFFUTT,
N> Secretary Of Union Association
To the Hon. ths Senate and House of Reprs,sst-
atires of che United States of America in Con.
grsss assembled:
The memorial Of the undersigned, citizens of
Washington, respectfully represents, that at the
last charter election In this CITY, large numbers Of
our fellow-citizens, legally qualified voters, wee
deprived Of the exercise Of the elective franchise
owing In part to the limited time as well as the
limited number Of pisces allowed by law for the
reception Of the ballots, but more particularly to
gross assumptions Of power on the part of the
Commissioners Of elections, who, In many in
stances, disregarded the plain terms of the CITY
Charter as well as the judicial decisions Of the
Courts, explaining and defining that instrument
We, therefore, pray your honorable bodies to
enact such law as viii preventthese abuses here
after and secure to every legally qualified voter of
the city, the free, fun and undoubted enjoyment
Of his rights. dec 17-3
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PRIZE BEEF.-PRIZE BEEF!

TNHE CARCASE OF THE MAMMOTH OK.
- lately exhibited In this city by J. HOOVER,
victualler may be seen at his stalls in the Centre
Market, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant, be-
tween the hours Of 8 and II a. m.
An Ok Of such vast size, such remarkable fat
ness was certainly one Of the greatest curiosItes
and his customers, and the public in general are
respectfully invited to call at the above named
time and place to see the latest beef ever exhi-
bted In Centre Market dec IS-It&
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KRIss KRINGLE,s ADpRESs.

RESPECTED friends, cannot well conceal
~ The disappointment am brought TO feel,
w bile conscious that to all cannot paw
MY klnd respects on merry Christmas day.
Yet, my regrets are somewhat modified
10 Know We Fixed on one who will provide
All that will charm and fascinate the eve
for LAMMOND'S aim Is ever 70 outvie
All competition. and thus gain from me
My sole and undivided Agency!
n ne mas al kinds Of Notions, Gifts and Toys,
r or seniors, as well AZ girls and boys,
Ano tnose who would some handsome gift secure
dec 17-3t
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED EVERY DAY

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED EVERY DAY
AT SAILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.
NV First Season, by the author Of Charles Au.
chester.
Rival Beauties, Jealous Wife, and the Confes-
slons OF Pretty Woman, by Miss Pardoe.
Ph9nixiana, verv spirited and satirical book
The Sad Tale Of Wikof's Courtship, illustrated.
The Family Christian Almanac
Farmers and HageIstown Almanac.
The great Christmas and New Years Brother
Jonathan, full Of splendid illustrations
Children's Books, Toy Books, Portfolios, Al
buns
Books.
A varied assortment Of fne Stationery, compris-
ing all the most beautiful qualities In general
Young America, first number now ready, at
SHILLINGTONsS
Bookselling and Stationery Establishment I'm
odeon Building, corner Pa. av. and AZ st.
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SOMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIES

lust o PEN ED NEW SUPPLY OF
- beautiful and desirable GOODS, suitable for
presents, comprising in part
A splendid line Of Sebastopol Collars
French, Scotch and Guipure Worked Collars
Sets Of Sleeves and Collars, from 81 to $40
Plain and embroidered Linen Sets, from 8 to a
Worked and Lace Collars, from Is cents to sc
Worked and Lace Sleeves, from SO cents to S6
Also, great variety Of emb'd Hdkfs, Chenii.
zetts, Swiss and cambric Bands, black Lace Falls
Black and white Mourning Collars and Sleeves
Hemstitched and plain Linen Hdkfs
Kid Gloves, Kid and Buck Gauntlets, &c
i am Offering great inducements In the above
named goods, and respectfully solicit an early
call. MRS. X q. ETCHISON,
No IL Centre Market Space,
between 9Th and 9th streets
P.S.-Kid Gloves at only SO cents per pair.
dec lS-3t
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con REWARD.-OUR TWO HORSES
PHO ran off from the corner Of Sixth a.
street and Pennsylvania avenue yesterday @N
morning. One Of them is light bav with a Sta r
in his forehead the other dark brown has long
black tail and NAME
The above reward will be paid TO any person
who will deliver said horses to the undersigned
or give information where they are, so that we can
get them. MURRAY & SEMMFS
dec lS-3t
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BOYS AND YOUTHS, CLOTHING.

WE HAVE THIS DAY RECEIy
w another large addition to our extensive an.
sortment OF Youths' and Boys CLOTHING con-
sistipg Il every variety Of
Frock and Sack Coats
Overcoats and Talmas
Roundabouts and jackets
Pantaloons and Vests
White and Colored Shirts
Undershirts and Drawers
Caps, Suspenders, Cravats, Hosiery, dc.
Making our present stock the most desirable I'm
this city to select from, and afording parents an
excellent opportunity Of making their children a
good and serviceable Christmas present
WALL STEPHENS,
Next door to Iron Hail.
800 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10Th SITS.
dec lS-Y
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T.. GATHERS
CELEBRATED ARRAGEEN CHOCOLATE

APPROVED BY THE MEDICAL FAC
"A ulty as an useful beverage and diet in many
diseases. 1t has been tried, and is recommended
by ne most eminent physicians.
The peculiar blandness Of this combination and
its facility Of digestion renders 1t an invaluable ar
tcle Of diet for the invalid with enfeenied stom-
ach G. GAUTIER,
dec lS-eo6t 252 Pennsylvania avenue
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PIANOs-PIANOS-PIANOS,

JUST RECEIVED AT The MUSIC DEPOT.
y southeast corner Of Penna avenue, -
Eleventh and streets, three of those TpT1
superb flAkoS, from the world renowned man
ufactory Of Rosenkrantz, in Dresden. In add.
ton to the above, i have received four from Irne
Ter, In Leipzig; one from Hartman & Co., Leip
zig, and one nne Parlor Grand from Rosenkraptz.
The public are invited to examine for themselves.
or bring competent musical Judges to select for
them. GEORGE HILBUS, Agent,
S.-Should be happy to receive orders for re-
pairing and tuning Instruments being now fully
prepared to do the same dee Ia-tr
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FURs! FURs FOR CHRISTMAS!

FURS! FURs FOR CHRISTMAS!
JUST E Ell WE'D ANOTHER LARGE
- case OF Ladies and Children's Fancy DRESS
FURS, which we will close out at New York
furrier's prices, comprising
Stables, Ermine
stone Martin, Canada MAX,
Royal Fitch, Lynx,
Coney, Rock Martin
Siberian Squirrel,
In Mantilas, large Capes, victorines, Pillar
ines, and Boas, Muffs, and Muffatees.
Also, CARRIAGE ROBES, in Bear, Hudson
Bay Wolf, Prairie Wolf, Red Fox, and Jennett
We invite those In want Of the above good to
call and examine our stock before purchasing, as
they Will Ind Furs much cheaper than they have
heretofore been sold
All Furs sold warranted
The goods cheerfully shown without charge at
the new and cheap BAZAAR, corner 9th ST aud
Pennsylvania avenue, between Browns and the
NATIONAL hotels. dec 19-dlw
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SUPERIOR AsSoRrMENJ

nF RICH JEWELRY GOLD WATCHES
" SILVER and SILVER PLATED WARE
&c The subscriber respectfully informs the pub.
lie that his assortment OF goods FOR the season Is
very complete, embracing
Superior GOLD WATCHES, for ladies and
gentlemen, hne Gold GUARDS, Vest and Feb
CHAINS
Rich JEWELRY OF every descrIptiop.
Silver TEA SETS, CUPS, SPOONS. FORK.
ladies, &C.
Heavy silver plated CASTORs, CAKE BAs-
KETs, TEA SETS, and TABLEWARE gene.
rally. hs"e
All OF which he viii sell on the most favorable
terms SAMUEL LEWIS,
SSO Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18Th SITS.
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MEDICAL CARD.
DOCTOR STANISLAUS HERNISz D.

hOCTOk STANISLAUS HERNISZ, Reg
- uiar Practitioner Of Homeopathy, Once s5i
corner and Fourteenth streets. Consultations
from 10 a. m. TO p. m.
Doctor Stanislas Hernisz, having returned from
Europe with improved health, win attend 10 the
practice Of his profession.
lie Docteur psrle Francois
Der Doctor Spricht Deutseh.
l--1mA
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ZINE OLD HAVANA CIGARs.-v

tNNE OLD HAVANA CI6ARS.-ws have
Il received ten thousand very choice old HA-
VANA CIGARS, imported ave years ago, which
we warrant to be genuine Havana Cigars
Price forty dollars per thousand, which IA very
low for the quality For sale nv
K. +. WHITE CO.
No. GO Iron Front Louisiana avenue between
9th and eth SITS, opposite Bank Of wsshinQton.
dec Ia
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NOTICE TO THE VOTERS Of the
~ CITY OF WASHINGTON No ner-

xNOTICE TO THE VOTERS Of the
NJ CITY OF WASHINGTON-Nop per
son can vote at the next election In this city whose
name Is not returned by the Board Of Assessors as
subject to the school tax for this wear:
Therefore, every free white male citizen Of the
age OF twenty-one years and upwards, residing In
this city, whose name is not on the roll list and
al other persons, are hereby notified that the
In the City Hall, from 10 O'Clock a m. until
O'Clock p m, from the fifteenth to the thirty arst
day OF December, inclusive, Sundays and Christ
poll lists Of the several Wards, and of adding
thereto the names Of such persons as NAV have
been omitted and Of making corrections in the
same at which time and place they are hereby
invited to attend.
THOS. F. HARNESS.
Secretary to the Board Of Assessors.
dec 14-dtDec3l
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Proceedings of To-Day.

x In the Senate, to-day, two or three unim-
portant petitions and other papers were pre-
sentsd and referred. They then adjourned,
the House not yet being organized.
In the House, after the reading of the jour
nal
Mr.. Walker, of Ala, rose to personal ex-
PLANTATION, called forth by comments upon his
course in the hall, by the Mobile Register,
wherein he and the Southern Know Nothings
are charged with trifipg in the hall, and be-
ing anxious to get an equivalent in some way
Tor sustaining the South.
Having read the extracts to which we refer
above, Mr.. w. remarked that his small party
naa 1een universally maligned, and that it
nad been said that the Democrats were the
only party acting here on principle. He
teousht their principle bad one, and explain
ed tnat the enactment Of their caucus resolu.
tion had forced the Southern Know Nothin1
from union with them. He thought that MI.
Richardson richly deserved the compliment of
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FURs!mFURsI-At xeymour's.

HAVE ypSrCOMPLETED AFEw SETS
Il Of dark Canada Mink SABI y MlNTIrIls
which are now ready for inspection. These suits
OF Furs are the largest and richest that has here
tofore been introduced in this market; are cheap
~ Sloo, out Will be sold much lower for cash, bv
calling early at the FuR MAsurIcroIY1 IN
"Sorgs,own' WI. SEYMOUR,
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NEW YORK STORE SELLING OFF.

MISS H. NJ. MANN, SUCCESSOR TO
w Miss >. J. & Nj. McGaw, next door to Post
Office, Bridge street, Georgetown. in order TO
reduce her stock Of goods before the Spring sea-
son, she will sell at cast handsome assortment
OF EMBROIDERY, DRESS TRIMMINGS.
RIBBONS, FEATHERS, and FLOWERS.