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ID scrofula and Sal, Rheum of four

-.
-, WOOSTER, Wayne Co., Ohio December /, 1854.
Messrs. BENNETT BEERS:
Gentieme5-aying for four past been suffering
ScronA IA It's worst FORM without finding relief from
pest physicians was solicited by friend try
spanish mixture. IL gives pleasure state epre
finishing the frsi bottle The disease relaxed then
Two more bottles and with heartfelt gratitude you
tne sct that two bottles OF excellent
tirey cured me.
The THIRD bottle gave 60 friend who had been sueriS
with salt Rheum for length Of time he like myself
yves his restoration to health the virtues OF Carriers
Spanish Mixture"
fou at liberty this letter IN any way YOU may
think proper, If II will benefit tie afflicted.
Your obedient servant JosEPH RosIxsoS
lin
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WIN. +. BAYLY, STATIONER.

No. 27e Pa avenue, bst,rsen 11th and 12th SIS.
HAVING REMOVED TO HIS NEW STORE
Il L and replenished his stock, offers 10 the pub
lie all articles In his line cheaper than ever
Cap and Letter Papers, from 81 to So per ream
Note Paper Of all kinds, plain and fancy, from 81
TO SO per ream
Blank and Memoranda Books, OF all sizes, prices
and qualities
White, buff and note Envelopes Of all sizes, at
from = to IS 49,
Wedding Cards, Envelopes, Note Waters and
Sealing Wax
Rodgers Penknives, Scissors, Razors and Shears
Playing Cards In the greatest variety, from s7K
cents to 81 per dozen
Rosewood and mahogany Desks and Work Boxes
at all prices
.Cabas, Gard Cases, Chess Men, Backgammon
Buxes
Portmonnaies, of all sizes and prices, Scrap Books
States aud Pencils, Lead Pencils, PIXIES and
80 Gums
God and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases
India Rubber Pencils, with gold pens and points.
Together with full assortment Of PLAIN and
FANCY STATIONERY, on the best terms.
Card Plates engraved and printed on In all the
various styles of Visiting and Wedding Cards
nov 22-ec6t (News)
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Decision in the Wheeling Bridge Case.

BALTIMORE, Nov. A.-The Supreme Court
of Virginia has decided the injunction suit Of
the City of Wheeling vs. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, in favor Of the road, on all
points. The company can now make a con-
neclion at Benw God with the Central Ohio road.
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LADIES FURS-FURS,

SEYMOUR,ING EORGETOWN,H HAS COM
- pleted the most elegant assortment OF La
DIES FURS, Of his own importation and man
ufacture, heretofore offered i'm the District, as
CANADA MINK SABLE sze sg.sy
@ STONE MARTIN ssttsS
PITCH DO til't trrisH
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
LYNX, ROCK MARTIN. -
All made mp In the various styles worn, for La.
dies and Misses Prices very low. Ladies can
save money by calling early at the Fur Manufac-
tory, No. l92 Bridge strect, GcotgetoWn, y, q;
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BRITANNIA WARE.

~ and Coffee Pots, Pitchers, Cups, Castors,
Candlesticks, Lamps, &c, large assortment just
received and for sale low, at the Housekeeper's
Furnishing Store, 40 9TH st. g. FRANCIS.
nov l6-
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ByJAMEs c. MCGUIRE, Aucticneer.
IyRUSTEE,S SALEUF ASSORTED Steel

by JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Aucticneer.
FINRUSTEE'S SALE OF ASSORTED Stock
u of Dry Goods.-By virtue OF deed in trust,
bearing date on the I'd and recorded on the Jsh
day Of October, ISIS, the subscriber Will sell at
public sale, on WEDN ESDAY, the 5th day Of
December, 1855, al 10 O'Clock a. m, On the second
floor of the store No. $50 Pennsyl vania avenue,
south side near corner OF 10th street west an as
sorted stock Of DTy Goods consisting OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, SatlDets
Blankets, MaTseilles and other Quilts
Cela'aes, Alpacas, BaIegeS
Kerseys, Ginghams, Osnaburgs
Dinen and cotton Sheeiings and ShiTtIngs
Curtains, plaid and other Couons
Check and striped Muslins
Plaid and figured CalicoeS
Black and cOlo.ed Silks
Marseilles ard other VeStings
Table Cloths, Diapers, Cape and ether Shawls
Linens, Cottons, Threads
And general assortment of other articles in the
Dry Goods line too numerous TO mention.
The above sale efers favorable opportunity TO
merchants and housskeepeIs and others TO MAKE
purchases.
The terms will be All sums of and under $50,
cash over $50 and under $50 thirty DAYS; over
$50 and under S10O, sixty days; and over Slo0,
two, three, and four months, with Interest, for
notes with approved endorseTs and if not COM
piled with In three days after the sale the right to
resell, at the risk and expense OF the dsfaaIting
purchases, Is reserved by the Trustee.
CHAS. =. WALLACE. Trustee.
JAMES &. MCGUIRE,
nov 32-ecd AuctioneeT
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BifTERSrhe condition stomach is Of vital import
ance No child can be healthy unless the
work OF digestion Is regularly thoroughly vigorously
performed With three ourths Of civilized society
the case, and yet the remedy s within reach OF
HooFLANDS GERMAN BITrERS. prepared By DIR. @. NJ
jackson Philadelphia, will surely regular aud
healthy action cf the stomach oil will the friction az
machinery Let the victim Of dyspepsia Indigestion in
any It's forms IT. and good appetite py
cheerfuiness by day.
See advertisement. sen a-sn,
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SALMON, MACKEREL, &c.

SALNlON, MACKEREL, Ace
- 4OO lbs Picked Salmon
5000 lbs. Grand Bank Goldfish
$50 boxes Smoked Herrings
Nos. 1, 9 and 3 Mackerel, In barrels, half bar
~ rels, quarters and eighths
50 barrels Picked HeThngs
Received per schooner Hamilton and for sale
nv 80 MIDDLETON L. DEALL.
nov 23-N
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MARRIED.,

On the 22d instant, by Rev. q A Leaking, Dr.
w. MILLER, Of Georgetown, ID. C l., to Miss SO.
Pile r. FOLSOM, of Prince Georges county,
Md ~
On the 18th instant by Rev 5. A. III. Marks.
JOHN SMITH and Miss MARTHA LUCINDA
ALLEN. RI 49, 49,.
On the Pad instant. by the same, JOSHUA
BRlGHTWELL and Miss MALVINA JONES.
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ByJAS. c. MCGUIRE, AuctioneeT.
Ia1PRDFED PR OPERTH at

ByJAS c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneef.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO PERTH at
Public Auction.-On MONDAY afternoon,
November 10Th. at o'clock, on the premises, l
shall sell part Of Lot Numbered two, In Square
numbered sis, fronting on north e, between 4th
and 5th streets west. Improved by two new four
story Brick Dwelling Houses, having each front
of - feet These houses are built I'm the most
substantial manner, and finished In frst-Tate
style, with marble mantelS, water and gas through
out the building, and are very desirable resi-
dences.
Also, at the same time, two two -story Frame
Dwelling Houses with two story back buildings,
containing eight rooms each, and situated on
Washington street, Immediately in the rear OF the
above
Also, part Of the same Lot, fronting Ia feet 8
inches on Washington street, improved by new
Brick Stable.
Terms: One-fouTth cash; the residue In six,
twelve, eighteen, and twenty four months, with
interest, secured by deed of trust on the prem
iscs. JAMES e. MCGUIRE,
nov I'D AuctioneeT.
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By C. ". BOTELER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF a RETAIL
III Stack ury GOods Aucffon-n,

IL Stock of Dry Goods at Auction.-On
TUESDAY, November 9th, commencing at 10
O'Clock a. n, shall sell the entire stock Of Dry
Goods contained in store No. IS, opposite Centre
Market. betwecc.n. Eighth and Ninth streets, con-
sisting in part Of
Dress Silks, Bombasins, Alpacas, Ginghams
Irish Linens, pain plaid Mousselines
Plaid, dotted, and embroidered Swiss Muslins
Silk and Kid Gloves, bleachei and brown Cottons
CalicOes, Hosiery, plain and plaid Flannels
Cloths, CaSsimeres, Cassinets
Osnlbufgs, gentieiden's Shirts aud Drawers, DC.
With a variety Of other Goods worthy the at
tention of the trade and families generally.
The stock will be sold in lots TO suit puTches-
ers, and positively without reserve. Bargains
may therefore be expected The ladies are parii-
tulirly invited 20 attend Terms cssh
nov I'D C. w, BOTELER, Anct.
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WANTED--A SITUATION AS COMPAN.
w lon or Ladies maid, by respectable Ger
man lady Of good family. She has Just arrived
from England where she has been for the last Ave
years In the above mentioned capacity In fami
ly of distinction. She speaks English well and
is able TO teach the German language grammati-
caily. She Is a very good dres-mak-r and first
rate hair dresser and can give highly satisfactory
between " and U nov aI--Iw&
" N + E D-EVERYBODT TO KNOW
w that they can save ten per cent by purchas-
ing their DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, aud
CAPS at HALLS Great Cheap Cash Store, No.
373 Seventh street, ith door above /. o3l-Im
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hIAs. CuOATE

w MILLINERY, on SATURDAY next, -
October 30th. She is ready to attend pune N
tu,lly TO all orders the Ladies may favor her ~
with. Corner VI Louisiana avenue and 9th street
oct 1S-tf E.al -. CntclO
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Stock TRANSACTIONS.

New YORK, Nov. 4.-Stocks are lower
Erie Railroad 53s; Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
road 76; Illinois Central Railroad est; Read
ing Railroad 9It; Canton Company 2ls;
Pennsylvania Coal Company 9S2; Cumberland
Coal Company "a, Missouri 6's SCI; Mich.
gan Central 97t
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III Hysean voror.-Dr. Cur,i. has done

more 70 ameiorste the condition Of humanity afflicted
Jung than any other practitioner medicines
that has struggled of the MATxsIA
Tor the last century, by the invention aud perfection
strnnient that will convey 10 the lungs medicine in the
shape OF highly medicasd vspor which acts directly on
the disease anu lot as hitherto, by sympathy
are troubled with diseases arising from dis
VIII sueserve their Interests by giving the Hygean vapor
triai.-lNew York NATIONAL Monitor or Feb 90
- CACTlON-DR cURTfS'S HYGEANA Is the original and
only genuine article. nov ss-lm
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TELE0RAPHIc NEWS
REPORTED ron rnx EVENING srxk.
Arriv.I OF tbe cansda A. Boston.

Bosros, Nov. 2l-The Canada arrived
here this morning in time to forwardhsr mails
by the early train. f-.,. =, -. II
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WANTS,

ITO y WSPAPER PR0PRIETORS-A
young man from England, who has been en-
p,oyed there for the last five years as Editor and
Reporter, Is DESTROYS Of meeting with an engage
high testimonials. Address ct. c. Henley -
Mr. A. Bassett's, 40 ID street, between 9th and
9TH, Washington city, ID. C. nov 2i-2t*
WANTED-A TIMER APPLY AT
w j. w. THOMPSON & BRO,
2o9 Ia. avenue, bet. 10th and nth SIS
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vARNELL IL SUHL,
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
VlHE ADVERTISER, WHO INTRODUC ED
Il to the citizens Of Washington city those beau
tiful GLASS SIGNS WITH SILVER LET
TIERS, has returned for few days TO execute a
prior engagement. Orders handed In by Monday
can also be executed, but no others Gentlemen
or ladies who may desire TO learn this art can do
so by applying, in the above time, at No: SOP
Pennsylvania avenue nov 25-3t*
r OST-YESTERDAY AFTERNOON on
IL ID street between Hth and the Star Once, a
small black whalebone buggy Whip. The find
er will be suitably rewarded BY leaving IL az tins
office nov zi-u
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MEDICAL CARD.

MEDICAL CARD.
TAR STANISLAS HERNlSZ, RE6ULAk
IL PRAcTIrIoNKR 81 HoM6PATHY, once NO.
23I, corner of r and Fourteenth Streets
Dr. STANISLAS HERNISZ having returned
from Europe with improved health, VIII attend
to the practice Of his profession. once noufs
nom 10 O'Clock a. III to p. m. nov io-lHH
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DIED,

De the e3d instant, Mrs. MISSOURI }. LOI
DON, wife Of III F Loudon, Esq, of this cit
aged % years.
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT AUG
tion.--On TUESDAY, the 27th instant, I
shall sell, on the premises, a two story Frame
House and back building, situated on + ST. south,
between 9th and 9Th streets west, with a front OF
10 feet and 123 feet deep running back 20 Is feet
alley. Title indisputable.
Terms az sale. A. GREEN,
nov 10 Auctioneer.
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e DR.. X. >. JAMES,
GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
" HOMEOPATHIC College, offers his services
I'm every branch Of his profession.
Ofacc--Corner Of New York avenue and Fiji
teenth street, over the drug store Of J. w. Nairn
nov 2l-dfm*
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IL A Fact.-New England Rum hears

about resemblance glorious Fan de ve Of
Francs as the sdnltersied CHEWING TOBACCO usually
fsTed bear n the genuine VIRGINIA ARTICLE sold BEN
METZ BEERS, at Richmond.
Being the SPOT and In daily intercourse with the
manufacturers Of the State they OF
ing the FIRST pick Of the choicest crops and they conf
IDENTIFY assure gentlemen who order them n AT they
will furnish an article which will elicit their warme com
wise. y - nor 40 ~
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TIE CuEAP CONCERTS at Gerhardt's Saloon,
NuyIani avenue, are nightly attended by a
large auditory. The singing Of Miss Fanny
Go:rsst AID Mr.. Raymond il much admired,
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NOR RENT-A HANDSOME PARLoR and
Il several very pleasant furnished Chambers,
suitable FOR gentlemen or families. The location
is desirable one Apply to Mr.. CRUTCHET
corner ID and 6th Streets
nov 22-eo3t& (InteD
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E,OR RENT-THE SPACIOUS STORE and
H Warehouse now in the occupancy OF Mr.. n
w. Blunt, situated on the corner of Gay and High
streets, Immediately opposite Forrest Hall, in
Georgetown, D. C.. Possession given on the LIST
January next. Apply TO BLADEN FORREST,
Cox's Row, Georgetown, ID. &.
nov 22-eo6w~
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WATCH RErURys.-Gilbert Gusts and AL.
bert Herbert, profanity, fine and costs Sarah
Jane Norton, larceny, sent to jail Five lodg-
ers having been accommodated, were this
morning discharged.
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DAGUERREOTYPES

TA Il z N Is Y
MRS A G. REDMOND HAVING removed
ISl to her NEW ROOMS, on 9TH ST, between
ii and /, Is prepared TO take LIkENESSES in
the bes. style of the art.
PICTURES well taken and put up in embossed
cases for FIFTY CENTS. nov 22-tf
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COMMUNICATED.

NT EdttOy:-"Man's inhumanity to We
man." &c. was forcibly reminded of this
quotation, in coming down Pennsylvania Ave
nue last evening, when what did 1 behold
me Of the most shameless aud revolving spec
scles that ever was heard Of in a civilized
community, two officers OF the law dragging a
| Ielpless woman, almost nude, through the
streets Of our city, to take her before a magis-
trate-for what? Simply because, am in
formed, she was unable to pay q month OF
quarters rent. Oh shame where is thy
blush-"Can such things be-" was struck
with horror at SO hendish sight; and all this in
an American city. May never behold the
Like again. S.
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INDEPENDENCE HALL RESTAURANT

Pumctuel attention given 10 all ORDERS winch sne
may lie favored with nov lit
INDEPENDENCE HALL X ESEAURANT,
"CoLrMBIA PLACE."
Conner Of seventh street and Louisiana avenue.
NNESSRS. DONIPHAN d BEVANS WILL
lNl open this day, November 2lst, "lnde- "a
pendence Hall Restaurant This estab- EMA
ment will be conducted on the most hbera' 49,
scale for the comfort and convenience OF their
friends ard the public.
Their LARDER will be supplied with all the
delicacies Of the season, and their vaults with the
choicest LIQUORS.
Th.y have fitted up Independence Hall' re-
gardless OF expense, and only ask liberal snare
Of public patronage to render this saloon second
to none In the city. -
They will be pleased to welcome their friends
on the evening or Thursday, the I'd instant Pc
tween 8 and y O'Clock. nov at
Outer, CHEESE, BUCKwHEAT, &c.
ID IS kegs superior Goshen Butter
SO boxes do Cheese
10 cases Pine Apple Cheese
] 600 pounds Buckwheat
2,Oe0 pounds Grand Bank Goldfish
50 barrels No. . Mackerel
10 kits No. l - do --t
4. 10 kits Salmon ~
= so boxes scaled Herrings
IS boxes whole and quarter boxes new haisins
1 cask fresh Currants 80 80 ,.-.- 1
S boxes fresh Citron trsss =. r.ftt 4
2 cases Prnnes
? cases Canton Giager
Just received and for sale by
81. THOMPSON, HAMILTON co.
nov iS-ooSW 49, 80 q - =
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OPERA-RARE AND ATTRACTIVE Mr.. John
I. Ford, the truly enterprising manager of the
Varieties, has engaged the celebrated Pyne
and Harrison Opera Company to give grand
day concert in this city, at that establishment.
on Wednesday, commencing at half past one
o'clock. The fame Of the artists having pro-
ceeded them, We anticipate full and fashion
able attendance on the interesting occasion.
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E,oR RENT-THAT THREE-SToRY brick
L. House, first north Of winder's Building, on
18th street.
Also, an Office on the corner of 18th and q SITS.
Apply TO CHI. II. WINDER, corner 18th ard
G. streets ~ ,. ..-. nov -itk
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lily Physie That oufaIs an other pnrgsfvsS have
ystscer Is pfeaut to the taste Is any bevers- ty
not produce neueea gripping, the els
three virtues Ct Family Physic certainly
and we believe. unk With All other
action uron the tysem said rood Family
Physc md sPerfer sitsrnatisc We gaining
p'psf very last not only with faiiies hut with large
portion OF physicians See Advertisement 2s-lw
III Pfofr De8rath's Electric Oil.-The
Astonishing Cures effected By this article are perfectly
crisns IL cured Tie tsm0r In the aide Of Mira Mary
Sozzens Atlantic street Brooklyn IL cured DIR. wecher
Pittsbnrg Marx Gregg. Esq ef Philadelphia The
electric oil Is the rsstest bic
Bruises sore or Tender Feet swslins NearsiEa csked
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles &c The afflicted should
walt day. The electric oil will cure you Barnes Park
soi Broadway, corner OF Duane wholesale agents but
sold by Mr. Burch, Bowery Mr.. Lonis Hudson
Hayes, Brookyn and respectable druggist city,
town and country.-lN. " Herald. -. n =
p. s.-Beware snd see written signature Of DxGRATH 3
CO., each label. pcv a.
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NATIONAL THEArRE.-Mr and Mrs Barney
Williams perform tonight, at this establish
ment, and will appear in three pieces. They
-Four large stoves and several furnaces have
been added to this establishment, and we have
been informed by the management that he
viii have as many more, If necessary to keep
the place comfortable. which he is determined
To 10
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A SECOND CONCERT will be given on Tues
day evening in the Foundry Church, corner
Of Fourteenth and q streets The choir will
be assisted by several professors and ana
tours in both the vocal and instrumental de-
partments. Such entertainments, while they
serve to furnish q delightful pastime, have a
tendency to improve the better feelings of the
heart and hence they deserve, as they should
receive, the public endorsation.
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A LARK,-Last night, two colored indiyid
uals, belonging TO the masculine gender, un.
dertook to amuse themselves in the vicinity Of
the Seventh street bridge; and, while sport
ing in the light Of the fall moon, encountered
a female Of their own race, toward whom
they made use Of profane language. Their
victim. with all the indigr alton Of an offended
woman, complained to the police, and officer
Mitchell arrested the wrong doors, Gilbert Gus
tbs and Albert Herbert. Justice Stevens, be-
fore whom an examin alton was conducted this
morning, required them severally TO pay a
fine and costs
ASSEMBLY ROoMs.-0n Monday evening, a
series Of entertainments will there commence,
consisting Of vccalism and necromancy. The
Gipsey King is with the troupe; and Miss Jo-
sephine Durand, SignOr B1rrinna, and the tall
ented Wood, will likewise contribute their val.
faable and attractive AID.
TIE CHEAP CONCERTS at Gerhardt's Saloon,
II ., ,Ns III -
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EN0R RENT-A WELL-FURNISHED suite
L. Of Rooms, a psrlor and two Bed Chambers
on one floor. Apply TO No. 2l7 Penn. avenue, be-
tween 1ith and 18th streets. nov 20-H
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-ONE
N Parlor and several Bedrooms for rent over
VIM Grupe's Confectionery Store, No dis Penn
avenue, opposite Jackson Hall. nov DIV
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D0OMS FOR RENT HENRY KUHL has
HI several convenient ant handsomely furnished
rooms for rent, Pa. avenue between Twelfth aud
Thirteenth streets. north 81 &c. nov 20-eoim
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DAkERS, LOOk OUT FOR RENT, that
ID well established Business Stand, on the COR
ner of 12th and north streets, that thrce-story
brick house, with basement, cellar, and garnet,
with a large bake house and oven, &c, all com
plete, with large lot and stable attached These
premises have been used as 4 bakery by John NJ.
Kraft for many years past, End perhaps is the
best stand for that business in this city.
The Whole will be rented for one or mors years
on reasonable terms to punctual tenant Apply,
adjoining the premises, to
MARY G. Kraft,
nov Gift Administrative.
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MISS MORLEY
rs CONSTANTLY RECEIVING WINTER
Il MILLINERY at her Rooms, 3Oi Penna. -
avenue, up stairs Entrance between Mr.. 4l
Ridenour's Confectionery and Mr.. Ellis's ~
Music Store.
Punctual attention given to all orders which she
may lie favored with nov 22-d
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AcCIDEST.-We learn that while one of the
Baltimoreans, who came to this city, last night,
to join in the Know Nothing procession, was
trifiDg with pistol, at tho railroad station,
il exploded, wounding him severely in the
hand.
Court OF CLAiNs.-0n yesterday, the ar
gument in the privateer Armstrong claim was
resumed by the Solicitor. who had not conclu.
ded his remarks when the court adjourned.
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A STOCK OF GROCERIES FOR SALE =
N Any person desiIous Of going into the Retail
Grocery business, will hear Of an opportunity Of
purchasing small stock Of Groceries, (say be-
tween four and ave hundred dollsrs worth by
addressing " A Ii" through the City Post Oiice,
stating where the person can be fouad, with real
name attached. The location Is in thickly set
tied neighborhood. The store room Is attached
to dwelling house, which can be rented with IL.
nov 2l--3t&
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EOR RENT-A GOOD DWELLING House,
Il containing four rooms, or two parlcrs will be
rented, on 9TH street, between q and II and near
the Patent Once. JAMES A WISE.
Having received the Agency Of J. NJ. Peters's
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