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PERSONAL.

go. Hon. Linn Boyd, ex-Speakor of the
House Of Representatives, is ut Willards'.
go. Rev. Mr.. Conway, late of the Unitarian
church in this city, is lecturing in Jersey City
go. The Hon. F. B. Cutting, of New York,
is among the guests at present at Wizards I,
in this city.
go. Col. Thos Fl. Benton lectured at Law
renee, Mass, on the 4th inst. The attendance
was net very full, the receipts being only be-.
tween $50 and $40.
go. Humboldt has completed some thirty
sheets of his conclusion to Cosmos" aud the
indefatigable veteran hopes to terminate the
whole within two or three months.
80. Hon. E. A. Hannegan, formerly Sena-
tor from Indiana, was admitted to the bar of
st. Louis, as attorney and counsellor at law,
on the Sd inst. He will make st. Louis his
future residence.
80. The Hon. Cyrus H. Durham, long a
member of the U. s. House of Representatives
from Indiana, is among the distinguished
guests at Villa rds', in this city, if he did not
take his dep arturo this morning.
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Slave Instruction.
Correspondence Of the Louisville Courier.]
HoPKINsvILLE, Ky. Dec. 8, 1856.

H0PKINsvILLE, KY. Dec. 3, 1855.
Our little town is up in arms at the present
writing. The negroes are marching upon
u.s." is heard from every mouth. This morn
a small town eighteen miles south of Hop.
kinsville, calling on the citizens of this place
to come to their assistance. They were mo-
mentarily expecting an attack from about six
hundred negroes. About one hundred and
fifty persons left Immediately for the seat of
war" They were in command of Captain
James Jackson and Sheriff Gowan. Hopkins
vile is strongly guarded. 1t is rumored we
will be attacked tonight. l will write you
again to morrow. Would telegraph, but all
communication has been cut off-the telegraph
poles being cut down.
Accompanying the above is an extra from
the HOpkinsvilie Press, which says:
" The negroes Of Eclipse, Clark and La
grange have united and are marching towards
Dover, and were within eight miles of that
place when last heard from Their intention
is to relieve the negroes at Dover, then march
10 the Rolling Mill, then to Bell Wood Fur
mace, then through Lafayette on to Hopkins
vile and the Ohio river"
This statement, taken in connection with the
fact that a regular plan for an instruction
has been detected at Clarksville, is truly
alarming We think, however, the account
somewhat based on rumor and not altogether
reliable.
1t is high time that steps were being taken
for our defence in case of an instruction. We
have not a stand of arms in this whole section
of the country, and no organized military
We are requested by many of our best citizens
to call a meeting of the citizens of the county
in this place, on Friday next, tho 5th instant,
to take immediate action upon this subject.
Other questions Of great importance relating
to the shareholders interest Will be presented
to tho meeting. Let every man attend.
The Memphis News of Nov. 20, says:
A few weeks ago a man named Hancock
was arrested in Union county, Arkansas, on
suspicion of being engaged in trying to incte
the slaves to instruction. He made some
confessions, and managed finally to escape,
but was re- arrested, taken to FL Dorado tried
and shot-not, however, by regular process
lie was not found guilty on the trial, but sub
sequently said he knew all about it, but would
not tell. This so exasperated the people, as
We learn from the Claiborne La.) Advocate,
that they seized him, and being then con-
WINGED OF his guilt, shot him in the woods. A
man by the name Of Martin was tried in Ell
Dorado on a similar charge, convicted and
hanged There was to be a general concen-
given point, led on by Hancock and several
others. Tho town Of Ell Dorado was to be at
tackled, its inhabitants murdered, and money
and provisions obtained by force. The cx-
element extended down into Louisiana, and
several planters examined their negroes, but
they discovered nothing to implicate any one.
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V The Catholic Church at Norfolk, Va,
was destroyed by fire on Monday last.
H 1t is said that fears are entertained of
famine in Liberia. Some hundreds have
died Of want.
r. The small poz has made its appearance
in Monroe county, Virginia. Seventeen cases
are reported.
II The Augusta (Gs.) Sentinel hes an ed.
itorial clearly discrediting the soundness Of
the Bank of Fulton, at Atlanta, in that State,
which it intimates is owned and managed by
Wall street brokers.
RoBBING AND CoUNrERrEIrIEG AssoCIA-
TON Tho Tennessee Valley, published at
Guntersville, Marshall county, Alabama, says
great excitement prevails there in conse.
quence of the formation of rObbing and coun-
terfeiting associations in that county.
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Proceedings of To-Day.

lNrHE SENATE. day, Mr.. Clay introduced
bill supplemental to the act to reduce the
price Of the public lands to actual settlers
approved August A, 1856; referred to the Pub
lie Lands Committee
The resolution Of Mr.. Fitzpatrick, to print
extra copies of the annual message and &C.
companying documents, was taken up, and
after some conversation between Messrs Big
Ter and Trumbull over the point whether tho
measure known as Mr.. Dunn's bill establishes
slavery in Kansas
Mr.. Pugh took the floor, and as the Star
went TO press was delivering powerful and
eloquent speech in defence of the position Of
the Message upon tho slavery question, and
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STOP THAT COUGH!

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS,
i COLDS, CROur and WHooPINe CoUsH
Oh ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs Of the worst kind. IL also cures
hoarseness, sore throat, weakness Of the chest,
pain In the breast and lung affections Where
ever there Is pain mix with the Cough Syrup 10
drops Of Pain Curer, and you will find immediate
relief DR.. Roses Cough Syrup relieves and
frequently cures consumptive cough, and forth
hes the system against further attacks.
Ir In bottles at so cents and 81.
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives OF thousand Of children have been
saved, by using DR.. ROSES Group Syrup. IL
gives instant relief. IS cents bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH
DR. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup IL the
only certain cure for Whooping Cough. Itcures
In short time. and sllays ali irritation CT the
Lungs SO cents bottle
The above valuable medicines are recommend
ed by Physicians who have tiled them in their
practice
To be had Of all Druggists In Washia gton,
Georgetown. and Alexandfis, dec lo-4m
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taneou3 Hair Dye the public which changes moment
any coore hair to beautiful and black has
duced more happiness in the unity by driving
the worthless with which this country
been Hooded for lew past than any
know Of.-POTtland Advertiser.
HANDSOME WHrsKERsro procure these much desired or
nsments, use Glmsnr instantaneous LIQUID lair Dye mali
nisctured by z. ID. Gilman, Chemi6 city WashDgon-
Boston Museum.
Sold by 81. respectable druggists and hairdresgers In Che
country Principal depot the DRUG Store $50 Prn
syvsnts avenue where all orders will be promptly filed
dec 5--lw
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pAsteni.hins Cure with only one bot.
Jos. b. Hall q Co., says:

PRxseUE lsLK Aroostook Co, Me, April a lss<
herewith send you certificate Of cure performed
by the use OF only bottle of German :. I
MT CLARK to be Of veraety have no doubt Of The
Messrs Jos B. Hall Co.-Gentlemen-In an.w.r,o man,
inquiries will state that daughter aged abopt is yssr.
mas oeen complaining of pain In for sir or
years and about the hrst Of January last was taken
ana To her bed The pain In her side Was vsrv
besides beDs troubled with pas her
ana IN her breast From reading number of cure, nsr
formed Dy HoohAnds German Bitters" WAS indncaI 10
her case and sent TO store and
oe one had taken IL butt few days she beg In
and now after taking only bottle she s enioy
Ing better health than she has for She feels no
IA her .de or IN any part Of her body aud
cure entirely to the Germas Bitters, Ae'
Salmon Brook, Aroostook Co., Me, WIN CLARr
Sec Advertisement. SenI-sm,
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went to
press, Mr.. Calamer concluded his speech
against the positions Of tho annual message
bearing on the character and tendency of the
political labors of the present phase Of sboli-
tionism.
Mr.. Pugh then obtained the floor and the
Senate adjourned.
In THE House, the question was put on the
pending motion to reconsider the vote refusing
to permit Mr.. Whitfield to be sworn in as the
delegate from Kansas; and it was decided in
the afirmative-yeas Ill, nays los.
The question then being "Shall the oath of
Office be administered to the delegate from
Kansas"
Mr. Grow moved to commit the credentials
Of the delegate to the Elections Committee
The question was taken, and it was decided
in the negative-yeas 106, nays 1l3
The question was then taken, Shall the
oath of Office be administered to the delegate
from Kansas" and it was decided in the at
irmative-yeas liz, nays lOS-as follows.
Yeas-Messrs. Aiken, Akers, Allen, Barksdale
Bell, Bennett Of Miss Bocock, Bowie. Boyce,
Branch, Brooks, Broom, Burnett, Cadwalader,
Campbell Of Kentucky. Carlile, Caruthers, Cas-
kie, Clingman, Cobb OF Alabama, Cox, Crawford
Cullen, Davidson, Davis Of Md Davis Of Ill :,
Denver, Dowdell. Edmundson, Elliott, English,
Foster, Fuller Of Ne Garnett, Gocde, Green.
wood, Hall Of Iowa, Harris CT Mo =. Harris Of Ala,
Harris Of Ill, Harrison, Herbert, Hickman hoff-
man, custom, Jewett. Jones OF Tenn Zones Of
er, LindIey, Lumpkin, A. X. Marshall Of Ky +,
n Marshall, Of Ky NJ arshall Of Ill Maxwell,
McMullin, Mcqueen, Miller Of Ind Millson,
Moore, Morrison, Oliver Of Mo Orr, Packer,
Del
| Quitnnan, Ready, kicaud, Rivers, Rufan, Rust,
sandidge, Savage. Shorter, Smith Ct Tennessee,
| Smith Of Va smith Of Ala Sneed, Stephens,
swoPe; Talbot, Taylor, TriPPe, Tyson; Under
Wells, Wheeler, Whitney, Williams, wlnslow,
Wright Of Tenn, and Zolicoff-r-ll2.
Nays MessIs. Albright, Allison, Ball, Bar
bour, Bare ay, Bennett Of N. Y, Benson, Bill
Brenton, Burlington. BuIliDgame, Campbell Of
Pa, Campbell Of Ohio, Chaiiee, Clarke ofN.Y.,
Clark OF Conn, Ciawscn, Colfax. Comins, Co.
| yode, Crsgin, CuDback, Damrell, Davis # Mass.
| kdwartf, Emr!e, Flagler, Galloway, 6iddings,
| Gilbert, Granger, Grow, Hall Of Mass, Harlan,
| Haven, Hedges, Holloway, Horton Of N. York
Horton of Ohio, Howard, Hughston, Kelsey,
| King, Knapp, Knight, Knowlton, Knox, KunkeI
| eiier, Mace, Matteson, McCarty, Miller of n ew
| York, MillwaId, Morgan, Morrill,, Mott, Murray
| Nichols, Norton. Oliver Of N Y Parker, Pearce
| Pelton, Pennington, Perry, Petit, Pike, Pringle
| Sabin, saPp, Scott, Sherman, Simmons, Spin.
| neI, 5 anton, Stranahan, Tappan, lhorington
| Thur.ton, Todd, Trafton Wade, WakeInan
walbiidge Waldron, Washburne of Wisconsin
| Washburne Of Ill Washburn Of Me WEIGH
Woodruff, and WOedworth-us.
MI Whitfield then appeared and took tn,
oath or Office.
After the transaction of some other bushes
the House adjourned-Mr. Walker being en-
titled to the floor for a speech upon the por
ton of the Message referring to our foreig
relations.
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M " Gardner whose biography lies open before
certainly been Good Samaritan EARTH and the Indian
maiden, Nshmeonsh never be forgotten the
FOUNDER Of the celebrated Indian Bsam Of LArwor and
HOsrhOund which is saving thousands in midt doomed
victims Of Consumption sufferers from Colds
Coughs Asthma Group and Bronchitis This pleasant
cine has and sovereign virtues and should be early
everywhere
Msssrs Weeks Potter No. ia Washington street. Bos
ton, General Agents For sale by w. X. Gilman Charles
stot Marin Palmer, d. Gilman and by Druggists
orally. dec Civ.
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;vBrewn,s Bronchial Trocbe,uws

have found them Of great in
ton and In s~duiDg Hosseness produced and do
our clerical brethren real favor in calling their
II then."-LOr's Herald. "We commend them tn the
tentoD of public speakers singers Others who are
troubled with affections of the Throat Chrisap watch
man For Coughs Asthma &e, cheerfuly bear testi
nony from personal knowledge to their ecacy"-B.ous
Pictorial They a simple and elegant form for sdmin
sterng In combination, several medicinal
In general esteem Physicians in treatment oi
Bronchial sfections"-Dr. g. r. Bigeow. Containing no
opium or deeterious drugs these Lozenges can bs
freely BY public speakers and vocats for clearin
giving strength to the voice. by ali Drngos,s M"
oSt JAMES N. CALLAN. Agent
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%@TERPSICHORE BATTLE IS RAG
~ ING-THE TERPSICHORE CLUB
IN ITS MIDST.-The members Of the Terpsi-
chore Club most respectfully announce to their
numerous friends that they will give their Annual
Boil on MONDAY EVENING, December 10th,
1855, at COLUMBIA HALL, Capitol Hill. Nothing
will be left undOne TO make this the grandest
Bali Of the season.
Withers's Band is engaged. Particulars In fu.
tuTe advertisement dec S-3t&
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cHICKERIN6 4 SONS, PIANOS.

CHICKERING 4 sons PIANOS.
TIVE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIv-
Il ed further supply Of msgnifcente@ss1
Louis XIV and Central Planes. HisS1TYT
STOCK now and always embraces the largest, most
select, and elegant assortment Of PiaLos In this
city
The new and unique Parlor Grand. Louis XIV,
central and Square Pianos, by Chickering q
sons, Boston. Their instruments, acknowledg ed
hythe first artists 10 be superior TO all others made
In the United States, and which lately, as here
tofore, have received the highest awards, can BE-
bought In this city only Of the subscriber.
Also, Pianos OF every style and scale by other
approved Boston and New York makers.
second hand Pianos taken In part PAY ment
As the subscriber has twenty Ave wears expe-
rience In the business, and buys exclusively for
cash, he viii sell better Pianos al Low er prices
than can be bought In this city, either for cash OF
approved paper.
BY the Boston packet Of the 18th and the steam
er OF the 18th instant he viii receive fourteen
more Pianos, some Of them neat and good instru-
ments, at exceedingly low prices
"A good stock OF Melodeors, Guitars, .viol,ns,
Flutes, Music, &C.
de- s-3t RICH'D DAVIS.
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BALL THE WASHING
p. ton German Iagers respectfully an
nounce that their Annual BAH will take place at
CaTusi's Saloon, on THURSDAY EVENING,
January 1, 1857.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR.
Particulars In future advertisement.
Committss.-John killian, Fred. Stinzing,
Peter Richter. dec S ste
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NOTI c E.-THE MEMBERS OF
80 the National Club take great pleasure in
announcing to their friends and the public In
general, that Their First Grand Assembly will
take place az the METROPOLITAN HALL, corner
Of 9th and ID streets, on MONDAY EVENING +,
December l5th 1856
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-admitting gentle.
man and Ladies. AS there will be no Ladies in
vitations issued, all are invited to attend. By
order Of the
dec s-7t* COM OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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for all complaints those made by the distinguished Dr.
Hose of Philadelphia regular gradu.te from tn Penasy
University and physician of forty years practice in
Phisdsph All his medicines free from mercury and
Be taken time without regard Read
Advertisements. dec lO-st
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MORE ANTIQUES VELVET CLOAKS.
THE Prettie,t and Cheapest ,n Washington.
DECEIVED THIS Day
IL II more OF those very cheap and beautiful
MORE ANTIQUE and VELVET CLOAKS.
Those ladies that have been waiting the arrival
Of these very elegant Cloaks can now be supplied
by calling at the Original Ladies' Cloak aad
Mastiila Emporium.
MAXWELL & BRO,
No 3Ss Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
N. b Cloak and Mantilla Rooms In second
story. dec l0-eo3t
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for II.
CHICAGO ILL.,, June ID, 1856.
rroi DE Grafh-Send rs r. $3.50 worth your
trio Oh, assorted sizes, upon your usual terms.
J. ii. READ 4 Co.
PORTLAND, Maine, June 4, 1856.
Prof De Grath-send IS dozen IS cent 20 dozen 50
cent and "a dozen 81 size and draw amount The
demand for your Oil seems to be increasing here.
II. n. HAY.
II s Impossible to ill orders fast enough. physician OF
this city procured Electric Oil yesterday
practice for Neuralgia Swengs, &c. His certificate
late case in which IL relieved, when everything failed
him. VIII appear soon. My genuine In a single day
often can't waste time to notice the OF mitaor
The only genuine be obtained the Original Depot
south Eighth street. below Chesnut Prof DKGRArH
STOTT deeS Iv
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HOW To CURE ALL PAIN
DAM is THE FORERUNNER OF MOST
l. diseases-cure the Pain and check The disease.
DR.. ROSES PAIN-CURER
will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains In the
and Tooth Ache, Pain or Cramp in the Stomach
or Bowels, Sore Throat, Burns, Scalds. Ague or
Lumps in the Breast, Chills, Spinal Affections,
ard Pains In the feet Indeed, 1t cures all Pain.
= lax, IS, and so cents a bottle.
II you are Bilious and have q bad Cold. take
DIR ROSES RAILROAD OR ANTI-RIL-
IOUS PILLS. Thew carry OF all bile and re-
move a cold. These Pills 60 ahaed Of all other
Pills in their good effects
IL Boxes l2h and Is cents. Sold by all
Druggists In Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria. dec loan
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Jew.lry and silver Ware,

have now hand .u stock of the most fashionable
styles OF rich gold Jevery also large assortment OF very
superior gold and silver Watches also ufacturng
I'm my own shop every variety OF Silver Ware, such
Sfcons Forks LADIES' cake and pie Knives salt mustard
ana olive spoons Napkin Rings Pitchers, Tea Sets &c.
from solid sterling silver, which will offer for
rates than goods Of the quality sold for
In this city, ct No ass near 9Th
sign Of the large spread eagle. H. o. HOOD.
oc 2&-tr
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SNOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER begs
M leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by SO doing they
will save from Is to rs per cent.
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
300 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
lie Com JOHN McDEVITT.
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~ MADAME PRIBRAM r. CO. IN
Inform the ladies that they will Nv
~ open on Saturday, the 9th Of Deem ~
Der, the handsomest stock Of WINTER BON
NETS and finest HEAD-DRESsEs ever offered
In Washington.
dec 5-3w ga Ps. ave., bet. l0th and llth SITS.
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WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
~ TO KNOW !-HOUS E S FURN-

WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
N TO KNOW !-HO SES FURN-
ISHED We want Housekeepers and those
about to commence Housekeeping to bear In mind
that the first, second, third and fourth rooms Of
our large and spacious warehouse are flled to
their utmost capacity with every description OF
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish
Ing Goods generally, to which VIC respectfully
invite the attention Of those in want OF Bargains
Houses furnished throughout wi b every article
In the housekeeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH ,
TO punctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
the "HoUsKKEKPKR's EMPORIUM" and examine
ou' stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"Qsiek sales aad small profits"
BONTZ d COOMBS,
dec l-3m 7th street, between / and X,
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FAIR.-THE LADIES OF ST. MA
~ rys Church, 5th street, will hold r air
or Festival at Coombs's saloon, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, commenc Z.
ing on WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant The
proceeds are to be applied to liquidate the expen
ses for the stone steps In front Of said Church,
and the new but ding for the parish school Nu-
mer Gus and useful articles Of fancy, some very
suitable for Christmas gifts or Ornaments In pri.
vate rooms, will be there for sale, and refresh
ments Of all kinds at reasonable prices. Doors
for few days Onlv Esputa's Band will perform
the music. Abundance Tx cents. dec9 Stu
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NNATIONAL GREYS, ATTENTION -
n - You are notified to attend an adjourn
W w at Haywood d Wilson'S. on G street. on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 10th, at
O'Clock. As Anal action on the new uniform
will be had at this meeting, II Is requested Of
every member to be punctual In his attendance.
BY order: r.. GRIMES,
dec Q 2t* Secretary.
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eBOOkBINDER BALL THE PUB
~ lie are respectfully informed that the
Second 6rand Annual Ball and Supper Of the
Associated Bookbinders will take place at Carusls
Saloon. on MONDAY EVENING, January 18th
1857. Tickets THREE DOLLARS
Particulars In future advertisement. 1t*
ASS ESSORS' NOTICE-THE
~ voters Of the several Wards will pie sc
take notice that the Assessors will attend at the
places designated below, from 10 O'Clock a. IN TO
O'Clock p IN. every day, except Sundays and
Christmas day, from the 18th to the 3lst Of this
month, inclusive, for the purpose OF revising and
correcting the poll lists:
First Ward--Samuel Redfern's, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 10Th street.
Second Ward-J.B Williamson's, ALB 10th st.
west between 6 and H streets north.
Third Ward-j. M. Downing's, 5i7 l. stree
north, between 7tb and 9Th streets west.
Fourth Ward-City Hall.
Fifth Ward-B F. Dyer's, GO New Jersey ave-
nue., between ID and streets south.
Sixth Ward-Ofice Of 8. $ Briggs, X street
south, between 9Th and 9th streets east.
Seventh Ward-Peter Hepburn, jr., S. F street
south, between 9Th and 9th streets west.
dec 10-d
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SELLING OFF
DLACK SILKS, FANCY PLAID SILKS,
- Plaid and Plain Merinos, at greatly reduced
prices.
20 pieces handsome black silks
% do rich fancy plaid Silks
% do bright colors plaid end plain Mernos
100 pieces plain and figured Muslin Delaines and
Poplins, from 1sR to IS cts.
IL pieces crimson: blue, pink, green, tan, and
200 pieces dark and rich coloTed Prints, from 6Y
TO IS cts.
100 pieces colored Cambricks, ats cts
to 1sk cts.
l6 do Irish Linen, from IS to OIL.
GEO r. ALLEN,
decS-t No. 294 Pa ave next 10 10th ST
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CHELBARkS AND PEA NUTS.
- 20 bushels SHELBARK3
10 drums SULTANA RAiSlNS
20 mas Seedless do
[ barrel WHEATEN GRITS
1 do OATMEAL
case SAP SA6O CHEESE
10 boxes PINE APPLE CHEESE
50 do GOSHEN CHEESE
80 do ENGLISH CHEESE
5bsrrels ENGLISH SPLIT PEAS
case JUAVA JELLY
( cases CURRANT JELLY
4 do COX'S GELATlNE.
Just received and for sale by
WIN. BRYAN,
No. a, oppo. Centre Market, bet 7th and
dec 10-3t 9Th streets.
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O. REWARD.-IF THE PERSON WHO
~ - took an OVERCOAT from the Gentlemen's
Parlor Of Willards' Hotel on Saturday last, will
returns the papers Il contained to the propietors
Of said hotel. he will receive the above reward
and no questions asked dec SIT