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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-09
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoneErowN, Nov Q, 1855

dEoneEroWH, NoY v, 1900.
A writer in Tuesdays Union appears to Ia
Dor under misapprehension as to the opinion
of council in the case of the issues of the Cor
poration of Georgetown. That opinion referred
exclusively to the issue and circulation of Cor
poration notes Of the denominations of Eve dol
lars and upwards. Any denomination under
five dollars is prohibited by the act Of Congress-
whether issued by corporations or individuals.
The writer of the communication in the Union,
seems to understand the opinion of council as
referring to the one and two dollar notes issued
by Georgetown. Such is not the fact. The
law Of Congress prohibits the issuing or circu-
lation of any denomination under Eve dollars;
but does not prohibit the issuing or circulation
of notes of the amount Of five dollars or up
wards. An examination of the law will satisfy
any one of this fact.
Our market, this mornin, :, was the scene of
no little vOciferous talk, salIies of wit, and
biting jokes, caused by the result of the re-
cent State elections, chiefly that in Maryland.
The Know Nothings, who have for some time
been rather down at the heel, seemed to be in
perfect ecstacy Of joy and in fine humor to
have now their share of fun out of their op-
pnneDts; while on the other hand, the Antics
looked pretty much like poor boy at frolic.
Well, all the comfort We have to give them is
to keep in view the old adsgs, that Every
dog has his day" to "pick flint and try
again." and hope for better things next time
The Methodist Protestant Church was crowd
ed to overfowing yesterday evening by quite
brilliant auditory, of old men and matrons,
young men and maidens, TO witness the very
interesting ceremony of uniting loving couple
in the bonds Of matrimony. The young couple
who have thus quilted the state of single
blessedress, for that Of connubial bliss, was
Mr.. George Browning Of our city, and Miss
Virginia Griffin of Washington. TIE Rev
Mr.. Sutherland Oflcisted.
Complaints have become very general Of
late, especially among ladies, of the very ugly
and annoying practice of some gentlemen,
while riding in the Union lire Of omnibusses,
of putting their feet upon the cushions, or
smoking segars in the coach. We are satifed
that such practices are more the result Of the
thoughtlessness than q disposition to violate
the rules of tho line. We think, however,
when we inform them that more than one lady
has been greatly annoyed, and had fine dresses
seriously soiled and damaged by it that they
will desist from il in the future.
Arrived, since our last report, the packet
brig Fidelia, Hicks, New York, to F. & A Ii.
Dodge; Packet schooner Ann D., to Peter Ber-
~, together with quite feet of small crafts
with wood, grain, potatoes lumber, &c.
The -four marketis unsettled, with but little
Offering held ut SO p. Wheat-red, S1.95a
81; white, S2aS2.05. SPECTATOR.
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PEZsOaaL.

.... Hon. Jao. Mckee, and L. u. Shepard,
Esq &C New York, are in Washington, o-day.
&c. Two African twin girls, joined together
a. the back, are on exhibition in London.
They are represented to be lively and intelli.
gent. Coed news for Barnum.
.... The EddyviIle (Iowa) Free Press states
that lady Of that place, under twenty-one
years OF eye, has been the mother Of seven
children.
...A Vienna letter of the 18th ult saws:
ar Miliard Fillmore, late President of the
CDiieG sies OF America, visited this capital
GUflTg the present week. 1t is to be regretted
that toe illness Of Iucmbe. of his family eur-
taiied Lis visit, and prevented its exceeding
tIe very moderate limit Of three or four DAYS
MI Fillmore was received with Iarked at
t0SiI0n Oy the imperial ministers and Others
az present IN this capital. Parties were at
once I.dProyisei - mark his presence here:
'Ed II was H-t'=r ce regret 10 4 very high
isIso~1,5e TAX, sLe EmpeGOr himself was not
N .SHEa - mara tT his personal attention
the sasisiaction he feit at tie visit of one who
Though eectei by universal suffraye to the
presidency Ol II millions II republicans. had
ya,, dliias the cveEtiui years OK ISiS-S-50-5I
ca7a!I..y es:hcT1d ali foreiga intervention.
AMI a. every vay avoided cUmp!icating the
troubled aLsiIs u LGrOPo.'"
.... IL. Melvin, one Of the killed by the
PacIfc railroad calamity, was found with n
howie k:l.c, which he had on, thrust an to
the bi.t IN his body. lie was terribly man.
gied- IL" literally was verified IN his case
The sayius os th2 Saviour, " They who ssLs
the svy-d shall perish With the sword"
80. Hon Henry a. Wise, Governor elect Of
Virginia, Is nov in Washington.
80. The lowell Mass Courier SAYS:
"&rs. Dolly B,cwn, &C Now6aryport, who ba,
soen eighty seven summers, (aad apparently
many les |-ttcIS) aPpsared at tho Lowell
Bank ycste.ily fJr Lef dividend She could
READ her H@Gc and trace her shares upon the
oooSs o. Ls taa& Vita 7at glasses, and signed
ner h&c!1 with fair SEi but slightly tremU-
Ioo' h"r1- Il, cashier expressed his cordial
kf'is'ac'-1u 90 her visa, and informed her that
$40 "sS ~" 'ae eldest st0ckholder
..Vn Saturday evening. as a train Of
cars was backing into ths depo. at Cincia.
Sa'i- OAio, II ran in.o an onlnjbus. (which
Eiih a ical of ;weEty-ei5h, persons. was lust
crossing the track sr,ashin. the yehicle ~
pieces tu.. strange % say, ali the passengers
escaped Uhhurt excep. ono man. whose COLA
bone was broken.
&C.. TgJ deaf r-atcs, named GeoSr. NJ. Ba-
Eer and Amanda Il. BC.bee. were married a
few days since a Albany, New York The
IrSJs Of tEls city says they appeared very
--aEl y-aithough they never told their love. %
.... So Lipma2, a we,l-known circus clown,
died ia Cincinnati few days ago.
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STAR.
sPIEIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

Tho Union, in reply to the InteItPenesr's
alleged wonder how any question could have
arisen that called for the expression of an Off
eial opinion of the Attorney General on States
rights, says, ve-y properly:
We, on the ether hand, repeat the expres-
sicn 81 our wonder, how il is that persons Of
intelligence and experience should row. for
TIE FIRST time, become aware of the fact thai
cases iR this branch of public law are pr..
scnted continually. growing out of disputed
Isn0 n,'es, applications for eItradition, prose
cution Of offences, grants Of public land for
internal Improvements, policies, regulations
nights OF navigation, condemnation of prop
erty for public uses, passenger laws, license
and tax laws, reservation of public domain for
military or naval purposes, and lcng list of
other matters involving conflict of jurisdiction
between the United States and individual
States"
The same paper, in arguing that common
sense IS fast destroying the influence of tho
'isrns. thus cOncisely and appropriately states
the character and aims Of the two leading o,.es
Of the day:
rom the wicked absurdity which seeks
to I.berate the slave without providing for
him afterwards, to the wretched attempt to
kecP man fres after he has been stripped of
niS POAttCai rISnts, tney are q succession Of tho
balaest and most uDmanly delusions that have
ever been offered to the investigation of An
lnteliigcat people"
The IRtci/iSencer says, with great force, Of
the rcsult III Massachusetts,:
In Massachusetts, where fer the first time
q plurality Of votes has been allowed to decide
N election, The Know NCthings have main
tanned their asc6 l9ency-not as will be seen
because they have polled majority of the
votes. but because their opponents could not
lie united upon single ticket. But this quad
rangUiar contest has disclosed one importast
fa"t-tbat the regular anti-slavery party are
m decided minority, and arc likely so to re-
msir; Tor they never had a better opportunity
for exciting the prejudices and inhamipc the
PASSIONS OF unrcfecting men th an has been re-
Gently ahcEded them. 1t may be also men
toned, as 2 matter Of some Significance. that
Grow. Gardner has been reelected, not only
without the and Of the ultra anti-slavery por-
ton o! has party, but in opposition to them -
The election last year." says the Boston
inner, was 20 evidence OF his nersonal
"rularity or political estimation, while this
year he has met those who deserted him IN
iuse with his enemies, and has Frustrated the
whole party Of amalgamation and sectional
ism IN tie state" Besides electing their can.
Gidltes for Governor and other State officers.
the Know N0tbiDgs have elected a large ms.
Jof't! both branches Of the State LegIs,a.
tRre."
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tB Convention of Husbands is to be
called, shortly, at Syracuse, New York. to
take some measures in regard to fashion.
They say, since they have to support the ex.
pepses of fashion, they have an equal right to
regulate IL. proposition to raise nothing
but boys, in future, is to come before the con.
vention. This is to be called the Husbands
Rights party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-09

AUSTRALIANS PRoDUcr OF GOLD. The amount
of gold brought down by escort from the Vic
tcria mines during the first six months of the
present year, had been E3,71S,0OO against
70 $4,000 in the corresponding period OF
1894 Owing to the greater security of the
roads, the quantities brought by private
hands would, if they could be ascertained.
probably show larger increase. The t)tal
shipped in the first half of this year had
reached 81 $50 600, against "a, $40, 600 in the
Same period of 1854
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APPLES FOR EyGLAND-We noticed in the
freight house IN the Concord road, the other
day, one hundred aud twelve barrels of ap-
pler, marked for MANCHESTER, Ensi-nd-- We
understand that gentleman of this city, an
Englishman, trades in fruit quite largely,
and sends to Liverpool every year several
hundred barrels Of New Hampshire apples
MaRchester ~. H Americnn
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NORFOLK AND P0GTsMoUrI.-TAe Norfolk
Argus OF edHeSlay announces that tee How
ard Association cf Norfolk closed their depot.
Ashland Hall, for the distribution of provision,
on the day before. the Herald notices the
reyiTing trade Of the city, and mentions the
TACT that the spot where pile of goods for
shipment stood on Tuesday, had been occu-
pied but few weeks before by a grim pile Of
collins sent from Richmond.
In Portsmouth. an unsuccessful attempt was
made Monday night t. burn house ON the
corner Of Crab and Dinwiddie streets, owned
by the estate Of William Watts, deceased. The
health Of this city is perfectly restored, and
business ia reviving rapidly.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN ON THE 9Th
~ Of October, from the subscriber No. ~c,sT,s~y
6S7 Seventh street, Island a WHITE MIN
cow, with black ears and mouth two n.y.,
round holes I'm each ear, which had two spills In
each. A reward Of SIS will be given to aav one
bringing informltion so can get her again
nov 9--2t*
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gAn exchange perpetrates this piece Of
downri yht SANDER: eft is about as hopeless
task to get rich woman to live life of
lingdon OF heaven"
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SHIRTS MANUFACrU RED TO oRpEI

WE HAVE ESTABLISHED IN THIS CITY
w Shirt mandatory on a large scale The
services OF French cutter have ben secured to
take measure and cut. -
The materials used are OF the best quality, made
up in the latest style. Every shirt is warranted to
b. perfect fit, or no sale
Wewiil suPpli customers and sir myers by II q
dozens or half dozens at the lowest wholesale
price.
We have, aud will constantly keep o, hand
as II ordered. - 90 s00N
Our prices vary according to the quality b. from
Si2 to $50 per dozen. Terms ca sh. - :
L. BASTIANEI.LI CO,
Manufactory and depot 800 Penn avenue,
hvI-Nu opposite B owns Hotel
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=. FJTE EARL. The New York Herald,
81 Ii soay la, the Jay OF the election in
New Iolk, hal nincty editorial para
ira. I'll f lem enoiag " Ve.e Earky."
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- We acknowledge the receipt, from Tar.
Tor q MfGry, OF Scoit's reprint of the West
minister Review for October. The content:
ere 1heisID; Marcus Tu!lius Cicero; the posi-
ton OF woman IN barbarian and among the
anoien's; Evangelical Teaching DIR. Cumming;
Drunkenness rot cureabIe by Legislation; the
London Dai;y Press; and Contemporary Liter.
allure. 1t Is really good number; the arti-
eies' as usual, well written and highly in
structive
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NEW HAT STORE

NEW HAT STORE
STiLL BEFORE THE PUBLIC HATS OF
~ all kinds cheaper than were eyer hefa-~ -
-ela tn. District, are now being sold at Il J
the new Hat Store next door 10 the Post Of -
flee, Geo getOwn.
The very best quality OF mo.eskin HATS for
50 80, better tat than can be bought anywhere
for 81. CAPS from % cents to 50 S.opch Hats
great variety nom so cents to 80
Call and see before purchase q elsewhere IA |
an dete mined TO sell cheaper than can be bong b,
in any similar establishment
Terms invariably cash
WIN. H. PALMER,
Il OV 9-2t Practical Halter
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GRAND OPENING sOIREE.

DROF. III. w. HUMBER MOST RESPECT
Il fully announces to his former patrons and the
public generally tnat his GRAND OPENING
SOlREE will take piece on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, November 10, 1855, at NUMBERS Assem-
BLY, ii ALL, adjoining the Star Office.
Neither lime, pains or expense will be spared to
render this opening brilliant one. Several of
those beautiful and complicated Fancy Dances, ss
danced at his Grand May Festival, at the National
Theatre, will be iHtIOduced, viz:
The fascinating Pas Syrian, by little Miss and
Master.
The Grand Syrian Pas de Trois, by Prof Mum
der and two Misses. which was received I'm
Hay last with unbounded applause
Sailors iornpipe, by Master VINO caEnot be ex
celled fer his years and size.
Also, Fanny E'sler's Grand Ell Jeles de Jeres by
Miss. This dance cannot re exrelled in
point OF grace sud style, being danced entire Y
upon the end OF the toe. Itwes received with
universel admiration
A large band Of music is engaged for This occa
sion, and will enliven the company with some OF
their choicest pieces.
All the ladies who visited tie soiree last season
are invited TO attend. Others wishing invitations
will please send in their names. nov cd
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MR.. WILLIAM PALMER,

PROFESSOR OF SINGING, FLUTE, &c.
WELDING TO THE SOLICITATION OF
Il several Of his friends. purposes forming ela,s-
es for VOCAL INSTRUCTION, both for Young
persons and adults, snd witch classes will be
suitably divided according TO the ages and sexes
OF the members.
Terms, Ave dollars per quarter Of 20 lessons
Those who are DESTROYS Of availins themselves
OF the facilities thus afforded for learning Vocal
Music, are requested 10 make early application to
Mr, Nm. PALMER, at his residence, No. 23
L street, corner 1ith. oc 10
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES


NO THE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES
to cal public attent on to his exten-E
~ sive assortment Of HOUSE FUR Efn
NJ NISHlNG GOODS, which is now w
rendered complete IL ever department, Consisting
FRENCH CHINA.
Gold band, plain white. and richly-decorsLed
Dinner, Des eft, and Tea Sets; a large assortment
of Vases, Dinner, aud lea Ware in deta he'd pie
ces; rich Cups and Saucers, with and without
notices: Pitchers, Perfume Bottles, Card Recei-
vers; with a large VARIETY OF Fancy Articles ap-
toilet.
IRON STONE CHINA.
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets; also, In detached
pieces; large stock Of Edwards latest shapes
GLASS WARE.
American, French and Bot emian-such as Pc
canters, Flagons, Gob:ets, Champa2nes, Clare:s
Tumt lers, Finger Bowls. Celeries, Water Bot,
ties, Float BOWS, Dishes, Salts, Pitchers, &c
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets or half dozen or fifty-one and ffty-three
pieces; also, Ivory handle Knives only; Carvers
and Forks, Steels, &c.
BLOCK-TIN GOODS.
such as Chatng Dishes, from 10 to ~ inches !;
Coffee and Tea Urns, Cosee Pots. Tea Pots COT
fee higgins, &c
PLATED GOODS.
Such as Coffee and Tea Urns Tea Sets Spoons
and Forks, Casters, Covered Dishes, Pitchers,
SdAe anu r fult BASKET, w alters, &c.
JAPANNED GOODS.
Such as Walters, Tea Trays and in sets, Plate
Warmers, Slop Jars, Foot Tubs, Water Cans, &C
GAS FIXTURES.
From the ftctory of Cornelius q Baker, Phila-
delphia, Tor sale at the manufacturers retail
prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar Lamps, Girandoles, Wood Ware, ZEN :
ers and Irons, Brushes, Shovel and TonSG Coal
Holds, Step Ladders, Door Mats, Rattan 6oods,
Wafie Irons, Willow Ware, B itannia Ware
Brcnzed Iron Goods, Cook ng Requisites of all,
most every description; together with a large as
sortin MT Of articles Of utility and ornament, not
deemed necessary to particulanze
Housskeepers will find IT decidedly 10 tle,r IN.
crest to examine my stock ar prices They will
not only lind large assortment from vhich 70
make selections, hut pledge myself to sell As
cheap as the same description OF Goods can be
purchased In any If tue eastern cities
Goods delivered to any part of the city or GEORGE
town ee of CT arge &c
oataiognes conts lining complete list OF every
article Kept Tor sale can be had on app,ic ,tion Al
ZIG se S.Ve {. w. BOTELER,
NV '-'@ NJ" Iron Hail.
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Gs Monday last was observed as day of
mourning in St Luis, upon recommendation
Of tho Mayor, on account OF the Pacific Rail-
road disaster Business was suspended.
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FOR THE FAIL TRADE.

SIENENS, BROWNS HOTEL, NOW OF
y fer the largest and most complete assortment
OF GENrLEMEN'S BELONGINGS ever offer
ed by hem, ard OF the newest and best impoIts-
tons, and bought I'm the last few DAYS for cash
and presume the prices will be or he lowest
Buying as they do for cash. they feel assured that
their prices will he low, and the extent OF their
business gives assurance 10 their customers that
goods will he Of the newest ard best styles
STEVENS's
nov SIT SaleSrOo-n Broun's HOTEL
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Il The New York Tribune and Times
note the continued reduction in the price of
cattle, ten cents being the highest price a. the
last market, Notwithstanding the receipts were
some 500 less than during the previous week.
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TSECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE
~ WASHINGTON HIGHLANDERS
The Washington HighlaRders would most re-
specially announce that they will give their Sc
cond Annual Ball at Numbers Assembly Hall.
next to the office OF the Evening Star, on THURS
DAY, December 9th, 1855
Particular in future advertisement.
nov 6-Turh&SIit
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CLA.swARE.-A VERY CHEAPS3
" lot just received, and for sale by III
| - j. II. NcGREGOR, -
nov 9-eoaw "a No SD, eth street.
L OYSTER EsTa BLIsHMENT,'
Corner OF Nineteeuth and ii streets. -
III Families supplied in every style
nov 9-1m*
EIGs, RAIsINS, &c
II 40 drums SMYRNA Figs
Is boxes Raisins
Also, on consignment
30 barrels sweet Oranges
20 boxes prime Lemons.
Just received and for sac ty
nov 9-eo3t MURRAY & SEMMES.
- OIL, Turpentine and other OILS, whole ale ard
retail for sale by r. McGREGOR,
Successor to C. q. whitt,esey,
novo-eo2w 54 Seventh street.
IS s sugar f0"DhAID & CRUSHED
40 hhds, tierces ard bb's Brown do.
Just received and for sale at reduced prices by
nov9-3t MURRAY Il SEMMEs.
E,OR b o s r N.-THE PACKET BRIG
Il ANN ELIZABETH Is now loading Ia
ard will have quick dispatch for the above 80
pot
For Freight apply to
HARTLEY BRO, Agents,
nov9-4t 1Ol Water street Georgetown.
FOREIGN JEWELRY.
lust Received A CASE OF NEAP0t-
y itan, Coral, Florentine, Mosaic and other style
of rich Brooches, Bracelets and Earrings.
Also, Chat4lains, Fancy Vest Chains, &s
M. w GAIT Il BRO,
32i Pa avenue, betw. 9th and 10th SITS.
nOe %.
h Monday, the 18th instant. will remove their
office to the Banking house en- 9TH street, (late
Selden, wthers d Co y where they win continue
general Banking and EIch rTS business; On
nov 9-eo3t (Organ)
FISH!-FISH!
100 BBLS ALEWIvE,S HERRING
lOO so bbls. Nova Scott, do
100 bbls No. media n Msckerel, old and new
so half bb]s. No 2 do
Now Isnding per brig Ann Elizabeth, and for
sale low by HARTLEY & BRO,
nov Got Georgetown.
CHEAP SUGARS.
~ Receiving TODAY FORTY BARRELS Crushed
end Clarified SUGARS, at much reduced prices.
LY GROCERIES,. which will he sold at prices
W c. HARPER. a97 Pa avenue.
nov 9-eo3t between AZ and 9th streets.
JUST RECEivED,
PUTTER, CHEESE AND BUCKWHEAT.
u 20 kegs prime family Butter
90 boxes prime Coz hen Cheese
100 small bags Buckwheat
20 boxes scaled Herrings
1000 pounds Grand Baak Goldfish
$50 podnds new Cu1rsnts
boxes Citron
boxes Gum Drops.
nov 9-3t WILLIAM ORNE.
EsGRAVING.
M + a X l. PREPARED TO EXECUTE,
w promptlv, and in the best sty.e Il the art,
every des ri ption Of engraving, including arms
c!es's, notices, &c, on stone.
HI Card engraving and printing promptly ex-
ecutci. NJ. W. GAIT & BRO,
32l Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th SITS.
nov eff
LADIES' BONNEFS.
lust OPENED A SMALL. INVOICE OF
- Ladies' ard misses Beaver and Felt ~.
BONNETS Of the latest STYLES and the most 81
beautiful colors, which we will close OIL; at ~
small advance, at
BUTT Il HOPKINS'S
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Establish
mint. corner or "a avenue and 9th street, between
Browns and the National Hotels.
nov 9-eo3t
OUTER, CHEESE AND Buekwheat.
- 10 frkins pri NE Goshen Butter
IS boxes Goshen Cheese
50 small bags BCckwheat
20 large do do
Us boxes scaled Herrings
60DU lbs Grand Bank Goldfish
AZ bbls Eastern Herring
SO bbls No. 3 MackersG
Just received and for sale low bs
BARBOUR q SEMMES,
No. 81 La. avenue, bet. 9th and 7th SIS.
nov 9-eo6t
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ENANCY HAIR ORNAMENTS of any sug-
II geSted devise, such as BRACELETS, PINE,
EARRINGS, RINGS, FLOWERS, made 70
order, at short notice
III Persons may rely upon their own hair be-
ing used. II. SEMkEN,
400 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th SIS.
nov ST
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@A CARD.-The Washington Trade and
81 Benevolent Society OF Journeymen 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 +. Loudon Il Co. Edw'd Godsy
P t'er, Jas. 4. McInto-h,
VIM Tucker, Thos Bovine,
Duvall l. Bro, Mauock & Griffith,
Jos. Thompson, VIM. III. Stanford,
Edw'd M. Drew, Thos Sray.
p. 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
to work Tor. JAS. LACKEY, Rec SEQ
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 9th, 1855.
Oc S-en3m