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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA. Nov. Z. 1855

Our people have refused by decided vote
the right Of way 10 the Alexandria and Wash.
ington reilroad, within our private limits,
"Subjcct to such restrictions as the Ctr
ConnctI may prescribe" but this is far from
final settlement Cf the question, and can be
viewed in no other light than exhibiting a
want of confidence in those who are now at
the head of our municipal affairs. The fear
that the City Council might allow direct con-
neSion with the Orange road, though certain
ly groundless, settled the question. 1t re-.
mains only for the city authorities to do in
this as they have done in other instances late
ly, take the back track and give the question
to the people III shape that will not require
the voters to leap before they look
The ont!re amount Of the Aexandria con D..
tribution to the relief cf Norfolk and Ports
mouth, amounted to $3.50 40, exclusive of
several hundred dollars worth Cf clothing sent
by our generous ladies'.
The Alexandria Water Company met at the
Lyceum Hall on Monday night. The County
Court closed their session on yesterday-no
business of public interest was transacted at
either meeting.
Tonight, the Know Nothing .tAmerican''
party meet at American Hall to ratify the
Lynchburg Improvement to the Philadelphia
platform.
Flour, So Wheat white, S2I5; red, 50 10.
Corn, Ssa9l. Rye and oats unchanged.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The IHfcIiigsncer intimatcs its belief of the
truth of the rumOr that Commodore Paulding
has been ordered to proceed with his flag ship
TO San Juan del Nortc This fact, by the-by,
IS " Tiper's news" Quite a month ago Ne in
timated our confidence that preparations were
being made to send thither a force sufficient
ior Inc ample protection of all on the Isthmus
who have really the right to call on this Coy
eminent to that end. Our impression is, that
some two or three weeks ago orders TO carry
oat this purpose at San Juan del Sur went to
the Pacific coast squadron.
The Union discusses the double ration claim
of Gen. Scott with the Isteliigencer;; and
takes the Cincinnati Enquirer and the Column
bus Ohio Statesman to task for demurring to
the philosophy Of its current controversy with
Prince John Van Buren,, which it (the Union
trusts is not to be deemed an avowal, on
the part of the conductors of those journals,
that they, too, stand on the Van Buren, Free
soil platform Of 1913.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, Nov. Z, 1855

GEORGETOWN, Nov. z, 1855.
The Female Union Benevolent Society, last
night, was addressed by Rev. Mr.. Israel and
Rev. DR.. Norwood. The addresses were ex-
cellent, indeed, and well calculated to stimu-
late the good ladies, who compose the society,
to go onward in their heavenly mission of com
forting tho distressed, feeding the hungry, and
clothing the naked. We regret exceedingly
that there were not more Of our citizens pres
cnt than there were. We can assure them
they missed treat in not hearing the dis
courses. After the addresses the report of the
society for the past year vas read, and the Off
GERS and managers for the ensuing year elected.
The Figilant Fire Company are making
preparations to give a grand fremens' ball at
Forrest Hall, on Tuesday night, the 10Th inst.
The new propeller, Diamond State, Capt.
johnson, one Of a regular line intended to ply
between Baltimore and cur city, touching at
Alexandria and Washington, for the transpor-
tation of freight and passengers, arrived yes
terday. She had on board quite a heavy
cargo of merchandise, consigned to Mr. Darby
of cur city. She is snug boat for the pur-
pose, aud Will doubtless take well Also ar
rived, steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore,
to Hyde Dayidsonr The packet brig Ann
Elizabeth. Taylor. Boston. to Hartley & Bro,
Is now In sight, coming up. SPECTATOR.
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IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE U. s. CIRCUIT
COURT In the U. S. Circuit Court. on Fri
day, Judge Curtis gave a decision in the case
of William b. Clum as. Charles H. Brewer &
Baldwin, F. o. j. Smith and John T. Smith
ct al. This was a case of bill in equity
brought by the cOmplainants, as assicnees for
Professor Morse, of right to use said Morse,s
Geographic inventions on line from Boston
to Provincetown, and asking to enjoin the re-
spondents, who were erecting and using a tel
egraph between the same places, under a
license to use the same inventions from F. O
j. Smith, esq. The ground taken by the
complainants was, that the said Smith had no
interest in the said inventions, and could give
no licenses. After full hearing of both par.
ties, and an investigation of Smiths title. the
court, Mr.. Justice Curtis, decided that smith
was and is the legal owner of an undivided
one-fourth part of all said Morse's telegraphic
inventions, and as such entitled to grant valid
licenses to any one to use the same, and re-
fused to en- Join the respondents
The decision is quite an important one. and
will DE received with much interest by ali who
are interested in the telegraphic business of
the country.
The case was argued by John C. Park. esq
for the compliments, and by Rufus Choate
and Z. o j. Smith, esqs for the respond.
ents,-Boston Transcript.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARAGo

The steamer Arago from Havre, with four
days later news from Europe, arrived at New
York yesterday, having left Cowes on the oath
of October at midnight. The Arago brings
three hundred passengers.
The steamer America arrived at Liverpool
on the 22l; the Washington was off COweS on
the Goth.
The capture of Einburn is confirmed. A
steamer squadron lies at the mouth of the
Dnieper commanding the entrance to Nico-
laieff and Cherson.
The Russians blew up the Notifications Of
Oczakoff on the morning of the 18th.
Thirty thousand Allies landed on the PENN
sula of Tendra on the same morning of the
capture of Kinburn, but no Intelligence has
been received of their operations there.
The Paris Constitutional explains the OBJ
| jcct of this movement Of the Allied feet.
| Against Nicolaieff, that journal says, an expe-
| ditiOn would be injudicious, as the fleets can
not approach it, and land force will have to
attack it. But the presence of the Allied fleet
| In the lake serving as an estuary to the Dnie-
per and the Bug, which may be entered by
the Straits Of Kinburn would enable them to
cut off the communication between the Crimea
and the Western Provinces of Russia. The
road that leads to the Crimea, and by which
| the reinforcements from Bessarabia proceed,
|
| could be commanded by the Allied cannon.
In order, however, to enter the lake, Oozakoff,
which commands tho Straits of Kinburn, had
to be carried. The entrance to the Straits of
| kinburn is practicable for vessels of heavy
| draught, and the lake offers, likewise, a depth
sufficient for the purpose in view.
| Sir VIM. Molesworth died on the I'D.
Another bread demonstration took place at
Hyde Park, in London, on Sunday.
There is nothing important from the Crimea.
The London Times announces the recall of
Gen. Simpson, and the Morning Herald states
that Gen. Codrington will succeed him as COM
mander Of the English forces in the Crimea.
The Bourse at Madrid was deserted from a
panic created by the cholera
THE MARKETS.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4.-Richardson, Spence
Il Co. quote cotton unsettled and the market
dull, with decline of l. Sales on Saturday
5000 bales; ON Monday and Tuesday 5000;
sales to exporters 5000. Wheat and -four arc
steady and prices are unchanged, with a linn
tied business Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Ohio -four 43s a44s. Red wheat 1lts.al2;.;
white wheat l2fal2i. Indian corn is active
and unchanged; mixed As. Provisions are
generally unchanged, and the market is dull.
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PERSONAL.

'-..Miss Annie NJ. Andrews the young Ia.
dy who voluntarily left her comfortable home
IN Syracuse, and repaired to Norfolk to nurse
The slck Of that recently yellow fever stricken
city, has arrived in Washington, and is at the
National hotel. on her return to New York.
IA. Starke, Esq, and lady are among
the recent arrivals at WillarI's hotel.
The Hon. George Vail, VI. C. from N.
j, and Augustus ScheIl, Esq, of n Y
reached Washington last night. Also. Mr.
BirdsaD, (ot Binghampton, n. " d. S. Dick.
lnSOn's son-in-law.
1.-THE difficulty between the Bishop Of
Illinois (Rcy. DR.. Whitehouse) and his aock
reIauye 10 salary, actual residence among
rem, &c has been amicably settled at last.
Inc convention Of the Diocese has taken
suen action as shall secure him residence
''''4ne russians have a peculiar fapcv in
paving compliments They say that the eng.
lish are an army of lions, led ON bv asses 3,
In this they probably refer to Seb-a,-tonoI OIL
the bravery displayed by the allied troons
80. The mammoth balloon. ST. Lopis w;,h
man aad horse attached, refused IN riso y,
Slash Cottage Oh Thursday last to the go .,
great disappointment cf large and expect = =,
crowd, ard the core discontinue of Professor
Elliott. II seems there was q leak in one Of
the pipes, and the gas escaped as fast as it was
generated.
80. In the United States circuit court, New
1 oTk. on Monday, bills of indictment were re-
G e from Tie grand jury against William
l. Martin and Rudolph E. Lascala, who are
charged with fitting out vessels to be employed
ia the slave trade.
go. The celebrated Maelzel, whose automa-
ton chess player, and most ingenious automa
ton musicians were exhibited with 80 much
success IN the United States many years since.
died a short time since at Vienna.
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9IP WIIT,T,,I P.I.,IER

PROFESSOR OF SINGING. FLUTE. &C.,
WELDING TO THE SOLICITATION or
Il several of his friends, purposes forming class
e, for VOCAL INSTRUCTION, both for Young
persons and adul's, and which classes will be
suitably divided according TO the ages and sexes
of the members
Terms, five dol'ars per quarter of 90 lessons
Those who are d esirOUS of availing themselves
of the facilities thus afforded FOR learning Vocal
Music, are requested TO make early application Ia
Mr.. WM. PALMER, at his residence, No. 233
street, corner llih. &C 10
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~ The amount received for tolls on all
the New York State .nals during the fourth
week in October IS SI3i,6ll %, being an in
crease of Sl7,l70 Is over the same period last
year. The aggregate amount Of tolls from the
commencement of navigation to the 3lst Of o.
tObcr inclusive is 8, 5ll ,9I6 05; same period
in 1854 S2,42O, 3Si 46; decrease in 1886,
So 533 Al
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REMOVAL.

'TNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD MOST RE-
Il specifically inform his customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has removed his Store from
the south TO the north side of Pa. avenue, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets where he will keep
j full and well-Selected assortment of the best
FRENCH CLOTHS. CASSiMERES. VEST
lNGS, OF the latest STYLES and Gentlemen's FUR
NISHING GOODS. Feeling grateful for past
favors he SolicitS continuance of the same as be
will spare no effort TO please those who ~ favor
him with call.
nov6-Im G.F. SCHAFER
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To UoUSEkFFPERS,

IN ABOUT TEN DAYS WE EXPECrOUR
new supply Of latest style Of SILVER PLATED
WARE, and are determined TO close out the few
articles left On hand at GREATLY REDUCED FRIcEs,
viz:
Complete Coffee Sets, double silver plated, from
Sl5up
Cake Baskets, richly chased, from 81 upto 50
Casters, Of 5, 6 and glass, from So 10 SD
Walters, from - 50 up
Coffee Urfs, Tea Kettles Egg Stands, Toast
Racks, Spoons and Forks, etc, etc.
The quality warranted to he double plated on
white metal III SEMKEN
No 339 Pa avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
nov6-9w
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LAND WARRANTS.

The Current Operations of tho Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, 9th November,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the Treasury Departmental. S14, $50 81
ror the customs. .......... 1910 so
War Warrants received and on
tored los, 1888 81
War repay warrants received and
~ entered... .................... 3,4S5 16
for the interior Department..... 500 90
On account OF the Navy......... 80, 463 Al
Repayments On account of the
, Navy: .....,................. 30 45S %
FROM miscellaneous sources...... 2,S49 SO
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SILVER DOOB PLATES & NUMBERS.
NOR DWELLINGS, OFFICES, CHURCE
Il PEWS, STATE ROOMS, HOTELS, &c.
of this celebrated article, manufactured by Whip
pie & LiverIncre. We have received the sole
agency for the District Of Columbia
Toe plates are Of all sizes and Of beautiful G.
signs, exhibiting superior finish; and lettered OF
numbered in q style unsurpassed in point of ele-
gance. They are warranted TO contain a large
quantity OF pure silver, and thus TO be more dura-
bio a { well more beautiful, and lower priced
than silver plate articles.
Samples may be seen al my store.
II SEMKEN,
nov If $50 Pa. avenue
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The CLIMAX OF DBLICACY.-At recent *.
hbition of the famous Greek Slave at Indian.
apolis, Ind a day was Sc. apart for the ladies
to visit the statue.
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Il scriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Washington county, District Of Colum
bia, letters OF administration the personal eS-
tate of David Finch, late of Washington COUNT,
deceased. All PERSONS having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same. with vouchers thereof, to the subs riber on
or before the 9th day Of November next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit o:
the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th d,v Of Novem-
Der. 1855 JNO. s. FINCH,
Ov7-jaW3wk Administrator.
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WEBER's EXCELSIOR BRASS AND
STRING BAND.

AIR. w + B + X RESPECTFULLY IN
WI inform his patrons and the Tublic that be
is now prepared with BAND OF TALEN TED
NJ u SICIANS 10 accommodate them with q
brass, string or reed band. as the occasion may
require MUSIC for Il Ills, Parties, ParadeS,
Serenades, &c, furnished from one 10 any num-
Der, at the shOrtes possible notice, by applying 70
j.. WEBER, Leader, four doors east Of General
Hendersons, Navy Yard.
Orders can be left at the +" Music Depot" In the
Star Buildings. nov 6-d
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H,NDsOME WINTER MILLINERY.

AIRS LANE WILL OPEN A HAND
wi some assortment Of Winter MILL -
merry on Saturday, the 10Th inst com g:
pIising a fashionable assortment. Of BON-SSH
NETS, RIBBONS, FEATHERS, CATS
FLOWERS and HEAD DIR ESSES, to Whlci
she Invites the attention Of the ladies.
Bridge street, between Congress and Hign SIS
Georuetown. nov T. oAF
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NEW STORE.
HAVING LEASED AND FITTED UP As
Il Grocery the store formerly occupied by
Hooe, Bro. Co, opposite the Centre Market,
am now prepared to sell, on the most accommo-
dating terms, and at prices which cannot fail tc
please the following named articles, embracing
In part portion of my stock, and earnestly sole
OF the .uerous public share OF their patronage
so half chests very choice TEAS
20 bags Old Government Java COFFEE
bags Mocha do
10 bags Maracaibo do
20 bags Rio do
10 barr>ls best clarified Brown SUGARS
20 do Powdered and Granulated do
30 ba rrels Refined do
BUCKETS, BROOMS and MATS
With an assortment OF all such Goods usually
kept in Wholesale and Retail Grocery.
nov cost WN HRyAN
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T'HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
Il fully inform his friends and the~ n
public IN general that he has taken theNM taZ
above old and well known stand, on NN<
the corner IF sixth street and Pennsyl- ~
wanna avenue, and for many years kept by William
Walker, and has made many improvements and
alterations, and put the house in thorough re-
pair. His Bar will be supplied at all times with
superior Wines and Liquors, and his Larder with
all the luxuries of the season, which he viii he
most happy TO serve up in the best manner. HIS
long experience in keeping public house, and
for many years in the employ Cf William Walker,
en- bleS him 10 assure the public that be will give
those that patroniZe him geie al satisfaction.
The National Eating House will open fer busl-
cess on THURSDAY morning, November cth, ara
from III until l O'Clock lac will serve up CO
latiOn, and he invites his friends and the pubic
In general 10 partake and he trusts that his
and the public will not forget old BILLY COKE
who has served them so Cften ana is now ready 10
serve them again.
Eov6-3.* WILLIAM COKE co.
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MRS. A. W. THORNER ESPECTFULLY
VA informs her friends and the public IN
generally, that she has removed to No s9k&N
Bridge street, Georgetown, and will open ~
on THURSDAY next, November eth, a choice
selection Of BONNETS AND MILLINERY
6OODS, 10 which she invites Particular atten-
ton. novG-5ta
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TORN lam * NDRF LET'S
NEW AND CHEAP
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE

T0PH * N1RF LET'S
NEW AND CHEAP
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE,
400 Seventh st opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
"a MESSRS. OPHAM. ~~
kCU4A late Of Phil delphia. and Es!1 rrl
k@ENORFLEr Of this ely.
respectfully announce 10 >AA>A&1
their friends and the public, that they have com
menced the Saddling Business at the above stand.
where they VIII make and keep constantly on
hand large and superior assortment of-Me~s'
Ladies', and BOYS SADDLES, BRIDLES,
MARTING ALES, and WHIPS HARNESS OF
every description, both for CITY and country use
All kinds OF TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR
PET BAGS Ladies SATCHELS. TRAVEL
ING BASKETS. and FANCY WORK BuNES
HORSE BLANKETS, COVERS. COLLARS
and NAMES. Horse. Spoke. and Dust BRUSH
IS. CARDS. CURRY-COMBS, SPONGES.
&c. &c.
All material used will be the hest that can Ice
obtained; ard both CT us having been practical
work for several years, we feel confident that
work cannot be surpassed, either for style or
durability. BY unremitting efforts to give salts
faction we hope TO merit and respectfully solicit
a share Of public patronage.
Pdsticular attention paid to covering Trunks
and repairing ali kinds of work.
Sadd!ers' tools constantly on hand.
T-tf
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nov6- as WILLIAM COKE & co.
GAMBLERS TRICKS WITH CARDS


IMPOSED AND EXPLAINED By }. H.
II Green, price p oerts.
MORGAN'S MYSTERIES OF FREE Ma
SONRT: containing all the DEGREES Of the Ord,'
conferred in Masters Lodge as written 10y zap"
VIM. Morgan; price % cents.
HOME CCOh BOOK containing several h"A
dred excellent receipts; price IS cents
LAWS OF LOVE: complete code OF q. r
lantry containing concise rules for the conduet %
couTtship through its entire progress: APuUt.
isms on love, the courts of love in the inherent.
century, rules Tor telling thecharacer' ana ols
sltlons of woman; price . cents ,-,.u
LADIES' GUIDE TO BEAUTY contalnins
practical advice on improving the com! lehon' ~ ~
hair, the hands tie firm, the teeth, tte eNes. a.
feet, the features, so as Ia insure the hlghesi
gree Of perfection, Of which they are suscepuole'
and also upwards Of one hundred recelpts ioi 'e
rious CO metics, oils pomede'; only 20 cehts she
ANY Of the above boOks can be b ught on w
Agent, ALIEN ADAMSON, Seventh street, On
posie the Poi Office, where be keeps on hanu %
the CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, MAGALiNH E SS'
and NEWSPAPERS, BLANK BOOKS, -
INK, PAPER, STATIONERY OF an nrp S'
CHILDREN'S TOY BOOKS, PklMmESG
Be CARDS, PLAYING and WIS., -
CARDS, BALL, &c. novo-Sn-
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MADAME X .

- RESPECTFULLY INFORMS TIE PUB
~ lie In general, that she will give information
In all the Affairs relating to Life Health, Wealth
Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law Suits, Difficulties
In Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and Death
and In respect to all other subjects. She is also
able to tell the Ages of persons by reading num-
bers. All those who wish to consult Madame
will please call soon, as she will remain In the
city put short time. She can be consulted at all
door-at No 2S5 18th street corner of ID, on the
let hand side. Gentlemen SO cents and Ladies
-. novS-2WS
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SOIRE DANSANTR.
MISS Z. DASHIELL

RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE L.adie:
IL of Georgetown and Washington that "a
she will open a splendid assortment of&
French MILLINERY on SATURDAY, nov ~
10Th at Der Store on Bridge street, between !effer
son and Congress streets, Georgetown
nov 7-3tk
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FOR THE CHILDREN.-Toy Tea Sets
Il Boxes of + urniture, Dolls and Doll Heads
Cradles, Wagons, Building Blocks, Magic Lam
terms, Targets, Battled res, Grac IS with a great
variety Of Novelties suitable for Presents at
nov 6-3t LAMMOND'S, Seventh street
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STOLEN OK STRASED On The itn ms
- from Mrs Ulrich's, corner If & aud *
18th streets a Newfoundland PUPPY -
dark brown, white breast, long ears 'aI, 81 -
person bringing back said dog will 6e re"a'"''
nov 5-et*
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or REWARD.-STRAYE OR STOLEN
~ from the commons, on Sunday a
last, TWO HORSESHOE a red bay, fnn
sixteen hands high, straight neck, a %4e
long star in the forehead, switch tail, -A<kS
and long legged the other roam black pony.
between II and Is hands high, two hind legs with
white fetlocks, stumpish tail, wOra from the
cart, long back, and heavy breasted. The above
reward will he given for such information as may
lead 10 their recovery.
MICHAEL O'SULLIVAN,
nov -1t% No. 252 Capitol street.
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JOHN 6 HULLINGSHA

JOHN H0LLINGSfRAD,
COMMISSIONER APPOINTED BY THE
~ Governor of Pennsylva to take acknowl-
edgements Of deeds
ONCE on street, near 9Th, Washington.
nov Cats
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~A CARD-The Washington Trade and
49, Benevolent Society Of Joarneymen Tail
OTIS 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 NV The
above named Society, viz:
80 II +. Loudon 4 Co. Edw,d Godev.
Stser, Jas. T. McInto b,
Wm Iucker, Thos. Boyne,
Duvall L Bro Matlock & C}ridith.
JOS. Thompson, VIM. ii. Stanford,
Edw'd nj Drew, Tbos Grav
r. S-Strangers designing to work In this city
through the season will take no ice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
10 Work Tor JAS. LACkEY, Rec Sec.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 9th, 1855
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COLLARS-COLLARS.

COLLARS-COLLAR a..
" Just received, choice lot OF the a0oss N-
and desirahl. goods. at A TATkS,
No 3l4 ia. avenue, bet 10th and lltn ~
nov5-G Intel
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JUST RECEIVED
On KEGS ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER
~ 20 boxes Goshen CHEESE
10 boyeS English Dairy do
10 do Pineapple do
1000 pounds Blu Ch WHEAT
20 bbls Rays Family FLOUR
For sale by WIN. BRYAN.
nov st No. Al opposite Centre market
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~ DOZEN GOOD COLD KID Gloves.
HAO 1903 dozen Linen cambria Handkerchiefs, a
Ga cents each
100 dozen Linen cambria Handkerchiefs at IL i
cents each
200 dozen Cotton, Silk aud Merino Hose and Hal
H"se, of every qua lily aud price
With many other cheap Goods.
WIN X. RILEY.
conner Sth ST., opp. Centre Market
I'll m
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EEATHERSTONHA GEOLOGI
Il cal Report, 1881, of the country between the
Missouri ard Red Rivers, with a map eleven feet
long; price 81 IS.
For sale, few copies only, bv
now FRANCK TAYLOR.