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packet to endesvor to get the SO OC0 900, the bal
sbce due from the United ttst-s on account OF the
Mesilla treaty. Should he succeed aud not help
himself to too much, this Government will % a,le
to keep along for some time wi hout troubling any
body for loans.
Few have hopes that this Government will be
Of long duration. Disorders haze gone almost too
far, and sel6shness aud dstrGst have suck too
deeply to permit Of ground for much hope for
Mexico
The English, French and S.rdinisns celebrated
the fall of Sevsstopol by iuminatiODs, banquet,
and fireworks on the evenings Of the 10th and Ito
instant. The Mexican Minister of War and seS-
eral other fnncteharies of this Govero nent at.
tended and strongly manifested their sympathies
for the success OF the Allied Powers over the bar.
barians, ms they style the Russians
A village in the State of Jalisco was attacked
short time since by a band Of twenty or thirty
robbers, but they were driven of after q fight
with the inhabitants.
z The stage between this city and Yers Cruz is
frequently robbed.
Senior La Slave of Vera Cruz has retired rom
the command OF the State on account a. he alleges,
OF ill health. senor De Toto tax q his place
The Indians have lately Invaded the states on
the northern frontier and have committed their
usual murders and depreda,ions The press com.
plains. and very justly So of The troops beog kept
In such great numbers in the towns while their
Pioteocc Oh the lonllers might preVent these
invasiOns
mentioned to you in a former letter that Gen.
Larcano had denied the report that be had CON-
missiOned tOme Americans to assa.sinate Gen.
Alvarez, and that they had agreed to do So but to
deliver to him the fortress Of Acapulco. The
name of these men they were two) is Boyle. |
am induced to give you the name correctly as l
perceive it has been reported Incorrectly, aud per-
hsps to the prejudice OF a8Other.
The Monitor announces the arrival Of an extra
ordinary courier from Tamaulipas, with news of a
rupture between Vldaurr and Cara, his second
in command, the Governor of Tamaulipas.
p. Sit appears, after ALL the agent will not
20 yet for the $3 900 600. There Is sOme diff.
Guilty among the SPECTATORS here about it, but 1
have not been able to learn what il Is.
The person who cold the steamer Benjamin
Franklin and bark Cstharine Augusta to the Mex
lean Government, or, rather. to santa anna, in
the name of John N Olcott, it appears did not get
all his money, and now offers, in order to get a
frsl settlement. to throw off 100000 from the
$3.50, 00o-tbe original price; bat the present
Minister of Finance refuses to listen to the propO.
sitiOD
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IAdvertisementI
IoUs.-Some fifteen years ago a lady of

MERTTORIOUs.-SOm fifteen years ago lady OF
NevYuk City observed tha. her hair get Ing very
and dslips 10 dye account OF It's causing the hair TO
become dry such unnatural co or cone ude
that she would endesvor 10 find out something that wou
restore the hair m natural color By oint Of study aud
axe succeeded in restoring her hair and that Of
any her friends BY the Of two articles which add
ton made hair have glossy appearance and rendered it
soft This tnsn she expected and without any
Intention Of ever making business of IT, she npeed 10
by the numerous calls for her resdence and
amer discovering she commenced manufacturing L for sale,
and each year increased the sales that do
not hesitate say that she does VI the largest cash
businesses in this city She still retains her Sae"oou ant
Depot at her late residence No 3 Broomes and hor sr
eles are well known Mrs. 8. ALLEYS WORLDS HAIR
RxsToRER and ZYLoBALsAmUM By writing to the depot
circular will be Forwarded BY mail with lat Of agents.
etc., TO any desiring It
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EXTRAORDINARY FEAT IN TELroRAPHISc Mr.. C..
f. Sim Mons connected with the House Printing Tele
graph line, transmitted very full abstract Of the At
Iantics news on Friday evening to all the North
Western papers connected with the New.York AssO-
citation at the rate Of twenty nine hundred words,
about one column of an ordinary sized newspaper,
per bour-s feat which doubtless was never equalsd,
and which perhaps will be by any other system
than that of Mr.. Hughes whose machine prints IN
plain capitals at tins rae Of about five thousand
words per hour, and which, from its many exsrsordi-
nary qualities Is destined undoubtedly to work COM
p,ete revolution in The business Of tslegraphing
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fAdyertisemsnt-l

we believe thdt II LIICHIENSILINt OF NU 5U
Bovery conner Of Hester nominated for the Presi-
d.ncy and the Lsdes permitted to vote, he would be
elected b, an hemng The Licies have great
cause TO him. for he has Of late fnish Thousands OF
with ri ,bons End Millinery Goods of sill kilds lover
than other peope sell wholesale for LITcHEssrE 10
one OF your traders who signs spilled milk
or pus VIZ, when he makes mistake In the beginning
OF The ,eason he ported oyerock Of goods aud be
ling TIE about cent prJft Here Is the secret OF
his low prices. Ladies take sdvactsss Of your good lack aud
hsatsn TO LITcHESsrEN for bargains.
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ter in hand. and win udoubtedly $50 thu. the house
L. full, while Mr. Walacks excellent company VIII
entertain the audience in their best style.

COMMON CoUscn.--Tbe December session of the
Con mon Council will be commenced this evening.
In the Board Of Councilmea there will probably be
much larger amount of business dispatched tn IN
in the otbtr branch owing to the expiration Of the
tenn Of office Of most its members. No new project
is, however, announced. The Board of Aldermen hiss
much unfinished business before II, and the proceed
iDgs of both branches will be heavy and tedious. TIE
Matst nativity report is the special order for this
evening when it will probably meet with decided
action. 1t is probable that the City Hall subject
will be again upon the carpet but Of concurrence by
the present Aldermen there seems to be little prospect
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PAIxKsI OF TAxEs-The amount OF taxes pad IN
at the Tex Office aimee the 18th alt amounts 70 ~ VI tn
san sie7 received the sS;s ut exIsLo on tue
seth ut ssd ESQ 90 90 the inst About go b. been
paid In during the month Which ne1 80 ~ =" .nsn as, VI
tsIss the Western Diaet va sl1s SO 49, .na The fnh
Ttirtee wsd psys the highest, via: 80 6S7 IL and ths
Fi.htseuth Ward he lowex Ss ol - Tbs hshe per
Size sesssd the Hihsscth ard Vs " 81 mo snAsst
O TIE FSuth Wsd, 81 =.
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TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1855.
fender ct the time Efforts we.S IN 'ae 70 t'co''' aS
body, but thus far without success, A'"ss !'sas
man Of excellent character

FATAL FALn.-Ccrorer Wilhelm md "A inquest
yesterday at No es Gold street The bsSy o. "nef WS
ster rsifye Of sevHampshrs 81 yss Of On -. dsstA
night BY filling backward devn asat Of strs - N, sosss
house where be boarded The dseeased e.Tppts sd
b,lsres Re going up the stAo and s bscs~aT as
iept r.hd Tor the sale q nsesPsPens the corner Of
cidsntsl death"
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(AdvsrtisementI
A eARD.-The undersigned would respectfully

to bic patrons sdes that he has .keo aud
inst CON the Of the and eommodou
Store No 7a Broadwsy above Eighth street. which
be will open on TUESDAY Nov a. with entire stock OF
RIcH FAkcY AID STAPLE Day GOODS. -
r.efu for orG continued fsvo at the od stand NO. 5S
Bowery be will endesvor with renewed exeon ana increased
Eeilities 10 merit their continuation
See advertising columns CHAs u HOOK,
No. SEQ Bowery and No. 75a Breads gay.
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ATTEsPT AT SUIcIDE.-Asnes Corbet- girl 90
Of ssepted ssfd.srueon Saturday night Of
The Seventeenth Wsrd foce sstea where Oh. sspied for
lodging Soon after being received lowed Of
lsuosrbm pr y,isisn being fr wed So h1
stomach She that she had hitherto led reckless life,
but being tired IT, h.d resolved to destroy H. and vouis m.ks
another effort 10 the h opportunity tbs, offered Capt
HAITI caused proper care 10 be tsxsn Of her.
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WILSON'S DANDELION COFFEE-For dyspepsia,
Insseson Sick Headache Bilious and Liver Diseases, ssd
espeea Of deAcete consutatons
Sold BY az respectable Apohecaes std At the pr1eep.
depot corner of Z7th-Bs and Sd av
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IAdyertisemen'.I
PIANOS. MELopEoNs AND MUSIC FOR THE II

PIANOS, MELODEONs AND MUSIC FOR THE HOL-
WATERS Agent for tbs sails of tbs Best Bos
ton and NewYork PIANOS s eel ns st No 3 Broadway
entirely ock Of superior PIANOS MeLopEoSi music
and all Musical uerchandse At greatly reduced prices
No opportunity great bgsps was evef otsrst
The popular and sye HORACE WATSRs CATALOGUE Of
Music for sale at half price unit Jan $50. Music sent BY
mail, postpaid.
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Advertisement.
6 VrIvrTS MERIN0.

SILKS. SHAwLs, VELvETs, MERINOs.
Pssnett.. De JsDes, p aids Cloths, Cassmeres
BlTkets Fiannss Msrseiles Gull Cloth Table Covers,
Dsm.k Table Co pkin &C. selling st crest reduction
from former prices , " M. poDtSs,
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BRooKIry CRY MoRTALITY.-The health returns
Of the past week show t,ts Of IS deaths, Of which
80 were males and % females. OF these, ls were
adurs and 80 minors. The principal diseases were:
consumption, Of which died; scarlet fever, 6; ma
rasnus, s, &c.
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Advertisement. |
SILKS. SILKS

SILKS, SILKs.-Great Sale of SILKS this week
from Auction, consisting of rich Plaid for s., and lo per
ysd Molris Antique Silks at bargapi Arso Striped,
bre cade and PLANE Silks Of half price.
@. NJ BeDISE, No, 323 Grsnd-st. corner Orchard.
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IyorEsr on A Drowned MAs.-Coroner Reddins
held inquest Saturday upon body Of unkns man
bostnen the foot OF So'itn
street The deceased appears be about 80 Of sad
5et inches IN hight Had hsci roct coat light eel9ree
vest beaver cloth falcons shoes white so kings ana She
shirt Top Of head bald hair black, and teeth cut oil upper
jsU. He identified
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The most successful operation of late has been
the troducou of Lovxps Patent and PsscIL made By
WLnlRrr of No. A Ms6enAne. For beauty, elegance ao1
hmpy 1t canno. fail stks the public Me best thing 81
ne tind ever Issued WNmsrh has also every ehsC style 81
Pm ,ud PEIsIL CASE md Col PENS for saIs-
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DEATH FROM PoIsoS.-On Saturday morning boy
cd William Marshall, with his two sisters sont pns
containing substance the Of Ihr seventh
and Third avenue and ibeauousy est some OF IT, soon
sfsrvsrd al, three sick erebuas synptIm
Of been posooed the day the boy 6s fhs
girls sill alive but IN very eitcL su ,ion Aa rqlsr
will he held upon the body Of the deceased day ard sn To-
vssiigarsn " III be instituted.
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JUST RECEIvED-A splendid lot Of French
CHEsr.ur IS and prepared 10 the most delicious man
ner iced and suited AsTons sscss or hons desusss
by HKxkY AAILLARD, Coniecnones, NO. ozl nroaa"y'
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FILL FROM A BUILDISG-A ls5orer named Jonn
shelly fell from , building in WLworth street. near hyrte
avenue Friday and his He was taken 70 tne
City Hospital
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Advertisement
DrssyLpoRF CALIERY.-The new Paintings re-

pu upon exhibition this favorte drawing
crowds Gallery Is Of the attractive
fssue Of the City, and should be visited BY all whs
preciste the beautiful In AT
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fAfverxaenAn
,,sr,Srs or rur Eve AID PA

DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
francis sALrsR NJ. d. R. c. s.
Oculbt and Aufa,
No y BoEa-sreet, New. York.
Ofhce hours II A NJ. to4 N.
NJ B.Dr SALrER viii forward his Putshsd letters 70 sn5
address upon application
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TEAs.-Tle best assortment of FINE TRAs viii

10 found 1t the CAXroI TEA CoMrAsYs newly nd
sessat sers No LIS ChAhAms tbetwesa Pssri and HoesS
ssss he oldest Tea establishment in the City We assae
our rss they can do better here thAn sseshsr sassr
vap,e,als or REAL No branch storss
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Isaac wendover of Undertook, captain of the
nronelIer St Nicholas, of that place, fell overheard
q, his passage down Tuesday night, when about
onnosIte Cstsiill. He was assisting in taking In
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NIw-YoRE TYPoGRAPHIcAL USIoS.-The above
soce met on Saturday evening lag. for the election
of Officers for the ensuing year and the transaction Of
hu,ireas Tho Offce elect arc.
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ADVERTISEMENT
ANsON's Large Size DAGUERREOTYPEs for Fifty

Cents coored In Cases. twe large others taken
for fy cent? aud equal those made elsewhere for 81 An
sons No. 6sS Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Advertisement
ELASTIC, DURABLE AND UNsHRiNKABLE.

EI3SIIC, DUhhBIE MD OSsffNINNhf'It@'
Ous celebrated
SILK, Woolep, and Merino
ENDORSEMENTS AND DRAwsRs
possess every quality adapting them to the seaso,
Tho, are soft elastic, durable and extremely cheap
10y A. RANKIN < Co.. Hoases,
No. l04 BsWefy.
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10 xas terribly stabbed a

Quinn, the panel thief, who vas terribly stibSed a
few bh since yesterday became d.contsatsd with b, quar-
tiers at tbs New.York BospLA aod snru that Dr..
Thurstop compelled in the Fifh Ward poc- who
soon Quoted him. conveyed him the TOMS where he
,ersrs In ehsse Of Dr. Cov. II. first thought to be
fatally wounded but now seems 10 be eonVaescsrt
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ARREST or A NOTED PIcKPocKET.-Wm Free
alias Sylvester FsJd noted scsPOckst and promi.:u
Gus thief Tesed Saturday evening at the store Of NJ
Joyce Cahsine where he caught attem 2tns 20 uno
6ek In which sioo deposited De tsk.s before jus
tee Wood who locked him for ekanins Free has
already served several 10 the State Pson Stag Siss
and sad to BE- Of the most successful pickP'cte in the
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BURGLARY Late on Fieay night the dry-good
store of C.tn Lesvft Co., No 81 Chambers 500 Re y.
street entered by burs through iron stsins IN th
r.r robbed Of silks the value Of $780, With which th
bisves escaped
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SUSPECTED BURGLAR.-A man nfmed Philip Nc
CURE was detected O'Clock yesterday morning IN he act Of
scaling fence in sIth Live Oak Hail. sad arestei
A be burglar. On searching him. set Of burg a tool
animation.
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1t will be recolected that 9 man lost his lie last
Monday evening by the falling Of the Hasstaf rom
the top Of wa]lack's Thester during gale Of WIND
The name Of the unfortunate individual was Wallace
T. Vaughan, and he left family who had relied upon
him for support Mr.. wallsck announces that q per-
Torrance for the benefit of the widow will take place
at bis Theater on Saturday evening of this week.
The deoes sed was q member Of Engine Company NO.
4, and his former fellow members have taken The mat
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The December term of the Court of General Sessions
begins this morning with the following calendar OF
cases for disposa for List Of which we are indebted
to Mr. j. V. Whitmore Clerk of the City Prison:
grand larceny, 5si burglary, 90 murder and man
slaughter, Ii forgery la; abandonment, 6 felOnious
assault and battery, 10; perjury, 3; msdemeanor, Il
illegal voting 4; false pretenses, A. basArdy, i;
rape /; robbery, .; bigamy, l; witnesses, IL
total l45.
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for pistol; don't think he asked Baker for pistol;
l was watching Morssey; mean to say that, to my
knowledge, l did not see Poole draw pistol on Nor
rsesy before Morrssey got the pistol from the young
man: suppose Poole had pistol, but l did not see
il; cid not ZEE Poole level pistol at Morris.ey;
heard Poole offer to fight Morrssey with pistols; be
did not cay that till after Morrissey got the pistol
Poole did not offer to fight Mofrssey with knives that
offer was made TO q man named Msguirei tnefe wss
SON talk about nationality; did not besr Poole say
that Morrissey was an lrish son OF b., aud that
he (Pooel was " an American con of b, out fooie
might have said it; Mcguire said he was as good an
American az Poole Poole took up couple OF car
knives and handed Mcguire one; Mcguire said ne dii
not wish 10 fight him. ana be Maguire) spoo.ized to
Poole alter be came back from the station housei
when we cane back iom the sation house Poole was
standing on my right In StsnwI Hall, and could not
see all be did; they usipg expressions
one Of Pooles r,collect was You have tasted my
mutton once how did you Lac 1t r. think he referred
10 the fight he and Morissey had ct the foot OF nos
street: was not ct that fight; do not know whether
Mousseys pistol was losded or capped; before Nor
ri.sey col ed for the pistol did not zee Poole pu!
bsto at Morrissey's breast.
O. You don't mean to say that Poole did not make
the first exhibition Of 1rearms' A. did not say 50,
old Baker was sanding there looking on, IKE all
the rest at Poole and Moniseey-everybody was look
Mr.. ClsIk-They were the lions.
Witness with EMPHASIZES, SIR; L did NOT hesr
Moriss+v AJAX Baker for pistol did not see one with
Baker; Mr. Irving, who s indicted, did nothing from
FIST to lsst but endeavor to make peace; asKed him
10 make peace and be took hold Of Moussey we went
down TO The station house with Poce-otioef CnAfies
Hogsn, one of the Chiefs aids; be left rs at toe
ton house, or on the corner Of Broadway, l. iases
which; the arrest was all right, but there no one
TO make Q complaint against him. and the neusenan,
let him go; it was lear 10 o'clock lieu EoN. saw.
{" Let US 20 bome;" he lived in Christopher suess up
Broadway would be the way TO hia home; aown
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-17
THE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMI
NARY.

HyHIS school is located In Frederick City,
u Maryland, as healthy and pleasant q town as
any in the Southern States.
The building is one of great architectural beauty
spacious and commodous erected about ten years
ago expressly for female college, and admirably
adapted to the Of such institution. II is fur
nshed in the best style throughout at an expense Of
more than $1,000.
This Institution has an able and efficient Board of
Professors and Teachers, good Library, excellent
Musical Instruments, an extensive
CHEMICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL APPARA-
~ TUS,
And IL is confidently believed that il offers as many
facilities for imparting thorough extensive and re
fined education as any seminary in the land.
The School is not sectarau ON the contrary, the
young ladies strictly required to attend such
church parents designate, accompanied always by
a teacher.
Scholars will be received at any time during the
year, and viii be charged proportionally from the
date of their entrance to the CLOSE of the scholastic
year In July. Ft fta4
For board and tuition, including furnished rooms,
lights, fuel washing, DC, 5000 per scholastic year,
payable halfyearly in advance.
For circulars and other particulars, inquire Judge
Ellis, at the Organ Office, or address
ii. WINCHESTER,
dec b. President.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
a M 49, REpoRrEp ToR THH n ~. -
DAILY AME RIOAN ORGAN.


Later from Oalifoynis--A rrisa, Of the Empire
MS a,ss, CifE II, q s
B New York, Dec. 1.-THE Empire City arrived
at her dock at nine o'clock this morning. She
has been inside the bar for 4s hours but owing TO
the dense fog could not come up. ss,.iai N VII,
B The Empire City left Aspmwall at midnight on
the 9th. She brings 81 800 900 in treasure which
was brought down by the John L. Stephens. The
latter steamer spoke the Sonora the third inst,
bound up with the New York passengers Of the
goth Of November, AL on board were well.
The principal conslgnees are--Drexal a Co.,
$s40, 900; VIM. Hoge d Co, $4,000; Metro.
politan Bank, $I4o; Wells Fargo, \ Co., $500, 900.
There was nothing important from the Islhnus.
Il Valparaiso dates Of October 2lst, Lima or No
vember 10th, and Paita of the 18th had been re-
ceived at Panama. Business at Valparaiso was
improving. Flour was $i1 SO $l8, with good
stock. N,
TWAS reported that Arequipa and some Southern
cities had declared IN favor Of General Viyanco.
The revolutionary movement in Bolivia, under Ayi-
La, had been put down. '-
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NOTICE TO THE VOTERS OF THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON.

MO Person can Vote Mt the next Election
~ in this city whose name Ia not returned by the
Board Of Assessors subject to the school tax for
this year;
Therefore, every free white male citizen Of the age
Of twenty-one years and upwards, residing in this
CITY, whose name Ia not on the poll list and all other
persons are hereby notified that the Board of Asses
sors will meet daily at tbeir room in the City Hall,
from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, until o'clock, p. NJ, from
the fifteenth 10 the thirty-rst day Of December in
elusive. Sundays and Christmas Day excepted, for
the purpose Of revising the pel lists Of the several
Wards and Of adding thereto the Of such per-
SONS az may have been omitted, and Of making cor
rectons in the same; at which time and place they
are hereby invited to attend
TH0S. r. HARDNESS.
Secretary to the Board Of Assessors.
= dec 14--dtdec81 is.' utle#fe9
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

Great Inducements for yOn 10 Call and See.
fESHE undersigned gives notice to his friends and
il the public that he has just received his stock
Of Fall and Winter Goods comprising all the latest
styles and colors of Cloth Cashmere, and Vestngs;
which goods win be made up to order. in the most
elegant msnner as he has some Of the best workmen
IN the United States at work for him, Being agent
for Scott the reporter of fashions you may rely upon
getting the most fashionable clothing. CHI
s READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of his own make, such as Over Garments rock, drees
and business Coats, Pants. and Vests, from medium
to very superior quality.
All the above Goods will be sold ut very low prices
for instance whole suit Coat Pants, and Vest fer
the small sum Of $l5. g4 s.v
9verc0ats' beautiful STYLE from $40 ESQ
Vests do do do 3 so to 10
He respectfully solicits call from all in want of
Clothing.
" FURNISHING GOODS, -
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks, Handker-
chiefs, Scarfs Umbrellas, &c.
@tF p. w. BROWNING,
NJ Under United States Hotel
Between Sd and AZ streets, Penn. avenue.
. nov Tiff -s.f8s Afs4 fA ttfas