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GUTTA PERCHA TEET

GUTTA PERCHA TEETH.
nR. q. MUNSON, AT $40 PA. AVENUE,
~ Is mounting Teeth on a Gutta >@e
eercha Base. Also, with Aliens pat
ent continuous Gum, combining beau Sll11O
ty, strength and cleanliness.
DIR. NJ. is determined 10 keep pace with every
improvement in Dentistry, and viii strive to please
and prot. his patrons.
RKFERENcE:
Rev. Dr. Gurley, Hon. X H Gillet,
Dr.. Binney, Hon. ) A Douglas,
Hon. Mason, DR. Patterson
Hon. A o p Nicholson, Or. X Coolidge,
And the Medical Faculty Of Georgetown Col
lege. nov 23-H
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BOARD, &c.-AiKS. BATES, ON THE ). w.
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is rrepaIed to accommodate Gentlemen withroorls
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who hay favor her
with their patronage. ap ST
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BOARDING

Do ARDIN G-SEVERAL GENTLEMEN
ID can be accommodated with boarding and
lodging. at Mrs. WARDS, corner Ak street and
Missouri avenue, No. As. nov 26-Iw*
DOARDING.-Tw ROOMS FOR RENT,
ID with board, at 403 street, in Union Row,
and the immediate vicinity OF the Patent Once.
nov 2i-st#
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WAS TED-h CoLORED BOY WHO has
v! some experience house servant En-
quire at this Office nov 30-ff
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WArcH X .rURss.-There were no cases for
trial At the guard house this morning. The
..t;vity and vigilance Of the guard under
Csntain Birch have quieted the midnight dis
suTbers who have herstcf'Ts been the pr'nsi-
pals in mos. cases.
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nov Civ
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
l. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.-Mrs. N
WILSON having removed TO those new and com
modious Houses on the north side Of ID street. be-
tween Sth and 9th, Is now prepared to accommo-
date those wishing rooIps furnished or unfurnish-
ed, with or without board. oct 23-1
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JADiEs, REAVFRSi

LADIES' hEAS EhSi
gI\ODD& eco, HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN
II other supply OF Ladies' and Misses BEA-
YERs, In a variety Of styles and colors.
nov oct Browns Hotel, west end
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MEDICAL CARD,

MEDICAL CARD.
I'm. SpANISLAS HERNISZ. REGULAR
23i, corner Of and fosstssa,h streets.
DR.. STANISLAS HERNISZ hayino returned
from Europe with improved health, viii attend
to the prac.iee Of bis profession. Ofdce hours
from Ie O'Clock a. n 70 p. N. nov I6-lm*
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Ice Was observable in all parts Of the cit
chi. morning. We nave yet hal no snow.
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NOR II Z n IA THREE STORY BRICK
L House, with hack building, No. 527 ii street,
between 9th and 9Th, containing saloon parlor,
seven chambers, dining room, kitchen, and good
cellar all in good order. There Is gas in the
house and cistetn In the yard. Enquire Of ii. s.
DAVIS, No. i59 Ninth street. nov 90
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Tus CRIMINAL COURT will meet or Monday
,s,t ST 10 o'clock in the COu3eil chamber
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BAKERS, LOOK OUT!-FOR RENT, that
- well established Business STAND, on tie cor
ner OF i2th ana north Streets that three-story
brick house, with basement, cellar, and garnet,
with large bake house and oven, &c, all CON-
ple;e, with large lot and stable attached. These
premises have been used as bakery by John NJ
Kraft for many years past, and perhaps Is the
best stand for that business in this city.
The whole will he IenteSi for one or nlor. years
on req sonabie terms TO punctuai tenant. Apply,
adjoining the premises, to
MARY c. Kraft,
nov 2I-f Administrative.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-Mrs. q. AMBER
Il son has two pleasant Parlors ard three
Chambers, which she will rent during the ses-
Sion Of Congress, or by the year The rooms are
Situated over the Music and Stationery Store, No
276 Pa. avenue, two doors from the KirkwoOd
House. oct 1S-eotf
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tween Eth and i5tR streets. nov.0-tf
DOOsT FOR RENT pleasant Room In the
II tlirl story, with OF without furniture Apply
to C EO. WILLNER'S Paper hanging St2Ec, eG4
Ninth gtgeEt. SSp su-u
UIS FOR ga E.-TWO OR THREE
L. eooa building Lots III rapidly imp rov; NJ
neiehoorhcod for sale 0n I.s years eYsGit. APP
ply 10 J HI. DRUAY. IL 2i-u
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A HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM FOR
"A rent in a private family, on north Il St, Cap
itOi Eill. Apply at the Paint a d OIL Store of J
X. McGREGOR No J3i Seventh street
nov 26-diw
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DOARDING-MR DUVALL, No. 33l Penn.
ID sy,vania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
commodate six or eight fable boarders.
" I'D II
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GtGER's BOWLING SALOoS.-They who ere
t,nd of bowling will End everything in fns
order at that establishment, which will be
op.ned to-morro" evening
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AsEMBERs OF CONGRESS DESIRING
IFE Rooms pleasantly located, can obtain them
for themselves aud families at No 453 Thirteenth
street west. between f. and F. 27-it
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A TTENTION, Ian ID SEEKERS.-FOR
IA sale-70 acres OF Land in Alexandria county.
Va, q miles from Washington city; 2I from
Georgetown. This place was formerly comprised
in TIE tract known as O. The Glebe' II is well
wooded and watered improved by an excellent
dwelling house, select young orchard, &c; and
residence. Inquire at the corner OF 18th and NJ
streets.
FOR RENT.-The new brick House on Tie
southeast corner If 18th and NJ streets. Apply on
the premises. nov IA coins
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L,rHocRAPH.-We have been favored by q
f,;.nd u;th a weu-eIecuted lithographie like
ness of Rev. Andrew @ CarOthers, pastor u
the Assembiy's Church, of Washington.
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J1OR RENT-A WELlrFURNISHED suite
Il Of Rooms, plrlOr and two Bed Chambers
On one floor. Apply to No 2l7 Penn. avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets. nov .U-tf
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THIEVES .--Gangs Of coloTcd persons have
b.en depredating Of late both on property IF
their own race and Of white folks, helping
themselves when opportunities Occur TO such
articles as poultry, hogs, &c. To break up
.uch combinations will dsvolye on the pub
lie officers whose duty il is 20 ferret out all
yiolatorE Of tho law.
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DAIStHS, AE.M0NUS, &c.
HI 200 whole, half, aud quarter boxes BUNCH
RAISINS ;...
40 boxes Layer RAi5iNS
% kegs low priced pp
100 pounds SOFrSHELl. ALMONDS
1900 do CHEAM NUTS
50 bushels Ground Do
500 pounds WALNUTS
100 drums SMYRNA FIGS
900 pounds CURRANTS
SO dozen jars PICKLES
20 whole md half barrels PICKLES
Now landing, per schooners Hamilton ana King
Bird, from New i Ork, and for sale by
nov 26-eo6t MURRAY & SEMMES.
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L. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, one Of
the very best business locations in the city fer
list and professional men. Immediate possession
given. Apply TO CHAS. III. LANE, Gents Fur
nishing Store, No. i9i
Also, two handsome and comfortable Front
Rooms IN Lane 4 fuckers Building, suitable for
Offices or lodgings, Pa. avenue, No 42i. near the
corner OF X street. Apply as above.
nov 2l-eotf
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LHOR RENT-A NEATLY FURNISHED
L. House, Of ten rooms. Apply at No. IS. St,
between 18Th and 14th. nov 26-eolw*
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LADIES FURS-FURS.
CEYMQUR, IN GEORGET0WN,H HAS COM
- pleed the most elegant assortment OF La
DIES FURS, OF his own importation and man.
ufactnre heretofore offered in the District, as
=, CANADA MINK SABLE
STONE MARTIN g.
PITCH Do f. 90
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
LYAN, ROCK MARTIN.
All made up In the various styles worn. Tor La.
dies and Misses Prices very low. Ladies can
save money by calling early at the Fur Manufac-
tory, No. r}2 Bridge street, Georgetown, v, =;
nor I'LL w. F. SEYMOUR.
Al DOZEN GOOD COLD KID Gloves.
AN 100 dozen Linen cambria Handkerchiefs, al
q OK cents each
100 dozen Linen cambria Handkerchiefs at 12x
90 dozen Cotton. siik ana Merino Hose and Half
Hose, Of every quality and price
y lf7T' tvM. r. RILEY,
corner eth st, opp Centre Market.
p nov 7~1m
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nor RENT--A HANDSOME PARI.OR and
l. several very pleasant furnished Chambers,
with gas and water fixtures IL the rooms and a
baihing room IN the house The location IS de
sirable one. being convenient to the National and
Browns Hotel. Apply 10 +. X LUNDY, No. az
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and eth SITS.
nov 2r-n
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FROM NEW yORK


Nov. 28+-Thes following is the note Mr.. Blu
iIu nal refused 10 publish: Tie American Min
lister presents his compliments TO The Editors OF
the Times, and assures them that they have been
miSinfOrmed with respectful the expressions and
conduct attributed to l', in their leading article
Of this morning. Always mindful OF the neutrali-
ty of his government, which he fully approves,
it was with deep regret lie learned, he first did
from WaShiHnton, that attempts were made in the
U. S. 10 recruit soldiers Tor tue British army, be-
cause he felt confident that such attempts would
tend 10 ken the friendly relations between the
two countries, whcI. it has been his ardent desire
ever Since his arriyat,iu England 10 cherish and
promUte., The American Minister can OF course
enter into no discussion, in Tie public journals,
OF the questions between the two governments,
or state what is not contained in any correspond
dence which may have arisen oft OF this question,
but he has felt it due both 10 The Times and him.
self 10 make this prompt CORRECTION.
In The Beard Of Aldermen last evening the com.
mi'tee on land determined to report in favor of
Mr. Cuttings proposition to erect Washing !
Monument at the Battery. II is proposed that the
Monument Shall be six bundled leet high with
statue o: Washington twenty thEee feet in height,
upon lis summit, the whole lobe constructed OF
iron, and TO be flushed in ten years, 5s f-f r
Barnum has sold the American Museum TO
Greenwood and Butler, aud is making arrange
ments TO Guild large dramatic establishment on
the plan Of Astley's i'll London, with a geological
garden attached. large plot OfIand has already
been bought for the purpose.
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PROCLAM1TION.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 28-The following proclama-
ton 10 the American Order OF the United States.
dated, ''National American Council, Covington,
Nov. 29.''
AT The annual meeting of the National: Council
of June, 1885, the following resolution was adopt
eds
That the Convention for the pufp Sc of nomi
mating. candidates. for the Presidency aud Wee
Presidency, to be held in Philadelphia on the god
Of Fe6'y, $50, be composed of Delegates elected
from The. subordinate councils, one from each Con-
glessiunal diSlic! and two from each State.
The Council, in,conSequence OF this resolution,
hereby proclaim that the Councils in each Con
gressiomal District OF each State, proceed 10 elect
delegates aforesaid; also two alternaits for each
State. Sisned-E. B. Bartlett, President Nation
al Council. ...i I55,z. - -.
Another to the same Order gives notice 10 State
Councils, and delegates 10 The National Council,
that there will be special m, citing Of said Cuut.
Gil in Philadelphia, on the 18th Feb, to transact
such business as may be brought before it.
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oUREs DYsrEpglA. PlLEs y. g.

R,xGGoLD, Washington CO. April IL, 1854.
&rsszs. Mortimer T. HoNGrGy.-1Iear strs. was in
dueed, By friend OF n:ne u try Hamptons ve stabe
rnetars Tor Dyspepsia with which n eten its
most aggravated aud distressing purchased aud
used one bottle and entirely cured me. have indeed
Others 10 it, of whom, If ALL speak highly OF
III aud would to those who have Dyspepsia, if they
will use HamptOns Vegetable Tncture ii will certainly
cure them. Yours, with great respect,
ssst % II. NEWCOMER. /
Sold, wholesale AID retail, by aiFrt. = r,74r-5.-
r. II. LOGAN & CO 'lia
ssfjsa I'd q. bridge corner, Druggists, =
nyeGiUnFtf Wheeling, Va.
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paILADEI,pHiA stARKEr

MOI. rs Give inquiry for flour for export at,i
pnc9s firm, sales 500 extra al 75as1 and COO
extra amlly at 10. few bundled stamford brands
al 9, so which is the aSkingIa:e. haisriais9 Il
.Gbod demand for wheat aud. very little offering,
sales Of !, 600 prime Sou them and Pennsylvania
at 2o7 aftoat and in store, and 1860 Prime Whiteat
1000 western at125. Corn steady. aud sales Of "a
400G yellow at 7Ia72- an
Provisions commenced coming, from the West
but little stock here in, sales mess pork
at 81 1850 at so days. 5 s. - 's a. As
WHISKY held firmly, sales bbls OF 4la42 and Ids
at 40c. s5sd yasat7 iiff,f f5aeis p
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1.-THE HORSE SAVED.

The following tnecdots was related by an Individual
from Clarence, NY splendid horse belonging to his
nsghbOr had his fore leg below knee badly brokeg-
three efksi aud nothing forjt tho animal
In The ueantiserb thrashing about in his agony had
worn the hair nearly OF him. Tie owner, with axe in
hand was sbOat 70 put end TO the susrfpgs ofhs-
yorte beast, when informant solicited and obtained
present OF the horse, and with help got him hOne. He
suspended him ina sling. hs bones AID applied
'htnlly Merchants CARING Oil, which caused the bones
speedily to unite and impaired strength the limb In
few weeks the hOtse was sold ora hasdsoms sum; nav
ing no other bien. than slight enlargement and sim
ness OF the pastern Joint.
sOidby t, H. LOGAN a eo.,Fs.s ~ I
nye9 z bridge corner drusEtsts.
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onsIpussEs will be in readiness this evening at
haIt-past six o'clock, at the Mcclure House corner,
to convey gentlemen aud laGies the supper 10 be
given blythe ladies Of the Ritchietown Prss5yte.
ran Church. tits 10 be hoped that our citizens
will turn out on this occasion, and give that en-
cOusgeneut to the ladies' getting up this supper
their enterprise merits. ~" l ~ ''.99,
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Ledger says:
We saw, yesterday, So bank bill Of the Phila-
delphia Bauk altered TO $40, andsthe alteration
so skilfutly done that persons unacquainted with
the notes Of that bank would be likely to be de-
ceived. This mole, which is a genuine SIS altered
may be detected by holding it to the light and OBJ
serving the difference OF Shading in the figures $50,
which IS lighter than the general shades Of Tie
notes. moe cerlalI mark oil detection, how
ever, is in the difference If the vgnette. On the
hves in the upper left corner, there is vignette
OF two reclining female figures; with the Goddess
Of Liberty between them. and on the right hand
Of lie Eote, female figure, seated, with bird
and globe III her right hand AMI spear in the left
bond. In the twenties there are two heads Of
Washington above, two female figures, saiIveSsels
on the right, houses on left, spread eagle below;
likeness OF Franklin on the rtghteud Of the nOte,
aud a bust Of VIM Penn on the left end. AS this
altered note hos the pictorial representation be-
longing to The five dollar bulls, persons may easily
see that it is not twenty, as itpurpoTts to be.
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sfAtYLAxD.- Complete returns from Maryland
give American majority in the State at large of
1901. The House OF Delegates stands: 60 Amer
leans. IA Democrats, and Wings. The Senate
will consis; Of 10 Americans. Wings, and 8 De-
mocrats. A United States Senator is to be elected
in the place of Mr.. Pratt, aud tits now said that
John P. Kennedy islikey to be the fortunate can
dilate. 80 ~ +
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THE committee OF St. Louis, appointed to in
vestigae the cause of the Gasconade disaster, re-
port the cause the high rate of speed, in which
the tram was coming on the bridge which is una
BILE to sustain more than five miles an hour with
loaded traits. Henry Kalser presents in minor
ity report the total insuficieucy of the bridge TO
bear even lis own weight.
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We presume that Ms. Noodle does not aspire TO
the position Ola noveiist but she is neverths less
pleasing and entertaining SriteI. Many of her
sketches are graphic and beautiful, aud her wri
tinss generally inculcate good principles. ''Geof
frey Aloncton'' is probably the best book she has
Produced. tits fotsale OF LEE's depot, corner of
Water and Union streets.
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For sale at manufactures prizes bY N 2 l4T3. -
0c3H = SCI "a tAIR DIN, GtLRERSON & Co

.zsNEtsyFl} NE4AlbhOtDE1EEo. laTIa -1InA1
WE have just received 1900 collaTs in every posi- BILE
variety OF price and Pattcr lAs0-sOme beauilui sets
Of Coaia and COlarettes. Ed sleeves TO Flounc
Ss, FgiDgs and Inserting In iacoDet, Hansook thread
and null, cad aces, VaeHcens, Malteste Do kegant
black and eoored VeiIs ac6Eet, fles and Sss eeyess
etc, etc. q oc99 HEISKEI.L d Co.. (
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llCINCINNATj MARKFT7 ).

new corn in e. eat at 45c.rIloss unchanged, 500
head sold at6,75s Proyislons.-1, l00greeh hams
sold at 3D. 2, $500 toSiGes alT4, 1880 shoulders
at "a, 200 ibis mess pork atl6 ,50.ih Whisky, 500
bbls sold at 35a359. Sugar, sales of 80 bids good
faitat a. and 100 !bbls M0lasses az 81. Sales OF
lao bags Of Coffee ntll4. se 4F
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ARRIVAL oFTHE STARE OF THE WEST.
N. Y, Nov. 2s.-TEe steamship Star OF The
West, from San Juan, arrived this afternoon al 3
/ O'clock. Sue Inngs dates from San francisco 10
the 9th OF Nor. The Star Ofthe West left Puntn
Annas on the 18th inst. and touched al Kew VesI
| on the ey. ming Of the 23d.
The steamer GoIttz arrived al San Francisco on
ithe2lsts fhe,steamer Sonora on tue 90; and the
UHcIe Samon the Sd.
There is no news of Importance. Tie ruyages
Eofthe Indians are growing seuOns, from Puget
SOnnd TO Shasfs, the Indians had madeia stimuli
etancous attack On the Whites, and nlassacfetl a
Large number. Volunteers were turning out in
all directions. The o. 5. SroopS under Mai. Fitz-
gerald had also turned ont in pnrslit Nearly all
the tribes north Of Columbia river have confedeTa-
ted and sworn to eXtermlnate the Americans. 80
l. a band OF 1900 indians attacked small party
Eof U. S. Troops at Puget Sound undeE Maior Hal
Ter aud forced tleto retreat; the latter had been
REINFORCED BY nine compalies oil Volunteers call.
ed out by Gov. Garry anu supplied with aminunI-
ton By the SIoop of-war Decatur and revenue.
Ecntter j ifeISon DAVIS, aud We're aboutto assume
1.-The offensive.
A still intLe distillery OF Burett& AshfieId,
San Francisco had exploded, manning aud scaltt-
ing dozen men, aud setting fire 10 the premises,
Ewhlch.weTe entirely. destroyed. Loss 5000, 000.
severe gale occurred at San Franci>co on the
20th OF Oct, doing considerable damage 10 the
FplerS and small era IT'S IN the haIboT. "a y
Business at San Francisco during The last fort
night had not been very active, but was improving
aucose. Flour quiet. An improvement in do
EnHs.ie liquors had taken plach IN consequences Of
the distraction ofthe dlstii'ery Of Barrett 4 Ash
field. EE
GalIego & Haxall aour 3d.. Butter 60 cts..-
Pork $2l. Crushed sugar l2l Lockawe coal
ES17,5Or per ton. Tobacco S5dS7. =-ass,,z5ss.5
The amount Of specie shipped by tue Sonora is
nearly S2,2, O.0OO.
Gen. MaIkets in full possess on Of Nicaragua.
Col. Wheeler, the American Minister, had pub
licly acknowledged, on the part Of the U. s.. the
Independence aud sUyereigi ty of HE new repub-
ic and assured government of The: kind regards
and we'll wishes entertained by the Chief masis-
trnte Of the U. s. towards it. 80 ~ -
Gen. Corral, who had been detected in trea-
souabie correspondence with some of the officers
Of the late govt was tiled by court martial and
shot IN tile Plaza at Gtanada, on the 7th, hours
after his arrest. The court martial was composed.
tenIirelyof Americans. Other arrest were made,
but no namessg;ven. The sentence was 'acqui-
tsced in by Gen. Riyns, the newly elected Presi-
"A duty of 20 per cent. advalorem had been le-
clated by the Nlcaraguan government upon all Tor
eign. imports, payable N ccin. ~ .
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Stsrenders of all kinds ircudng boys muflers OF va
Iious styles and superior quality 30 ~ y
All OF which wilt be sold very low at No. Washing.
ton Hall by
o"I0 .-...f H,STALTNAN.
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SorctDE. IA yonng girl, about IL years Of age,
named Elizabeth Barr, domestic IN the family OF
II. P. Fairman Of Philadelphit,. committed suicide
last Friday night, by jumping into the Delaware
liver. She is represented to have been pretty III
the rash act if
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The child is three days old. Its mother
died Sunday. Here its fither dwelIs." s-.F
The oVerseers Of the Poor took charge Of the
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CoScEnr.-Mr, John Ii. sashhorn, a pupil Of
the Virginia Institution for the education Of the
blind. and an accomplished musician, will give a
concert, assisted by Nr. ]. NJ. Allison, at Wash
ingtOn Hall on Saturday evening next.
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FouSDL.xo.-An infant was found in coal
house attached to residence in the First Ward,
on Monday night. It was wrapped in blanket
to which was pinned piece Of paper containing
the following brief buIinteresting history:
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MlDDLHrowN, CT, Nov. 2s.-The engine house
Of the MIddesex Quarry Co, at Portland, W as de.
stroyel by fire last night with allits contents
Loss $4,000. ia .st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-29

HARrrn's MAeAzlsE tot December h IS been re-
c,ivel at Tie Cheap Bookstore Of Robinson {. Bro.
No. 4, Washington Hall. Get it and read the ar
ticls on ''The r. membranes Ofthe MississippP,-
it will richly repay you.