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NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF
~ the WESTERN HOSE ACTIVE Al
ISOLATION announce that their Seventh Grand
Cotillon Party takes place on THURSDAY, the
9th Instant, at the Pioneer Hall, corner Of X and
Path streets Scott IS Band Las been engaged.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-admitting gentle
man and Ladies'.
Committee Of Arrangements w. Waters,
w. J. Fenny, and +. N. Hoffman. nov 22-eo3t
SILVA THE LADIES OF
the Mite Society attached to Wesley
Chapel will hold a Festival at Odd Fellows
Hall, 7th street, commencing on MONDAY, No.
vember 18th, 1856 the funds TO be applied 70 the
payment of the debt for the rebuilding OF the
Church There will be On abundance Of Refresh.
ments Of all kinds, and numerous useful and
Fancy Articles for sale st reasonable prices.
Their friends are cordially invited to visit the m
dl.lag The continuance Of the festival,
aCy17-3W
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T On recent trial for murder in Watson
county, Missouri, lad, who was instigated to
fire the gun which caused the death Of the
victim by his father, was acquitted, and the
father and an adult accomplice convicted of
murder in the second degree, and sentenced
to ten years imprisonment in the penitentiary
The rationale Of this verdict is, that these
parties, being of mature years, induced the
boy to commit the murder, but that greater
punishment than that Of murder in the second
degree could not 90 against them.
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CIR AND BALL.


gNHE MARION RIFLES TAKE MUCH
Il pleasure In announcing TO their friends, both
military and civic that their second Annual Bail
will take place at TEMPERANCE HALL on MON
DAY, the cath instant.
Such arrangements have been made that will
guarantee to al who may honor them with their
presence happy, pleasant and agreeable ii 2.
The com mttee having been disappointed In
receiving their ladies' Invitation cards, ard 10
being too late to procure others suitable for the
occasion, they viii therefore be dispensed with.
The committee. in the absence Of special invita-
tons, will however extend a cordial welcome
TO all their lady friends
Supper will be furnished by an e. experienced
person.
The Ball will be opened at O'Clock with q
Grand Promenade, the full band OF Prof Esputs
performing at the time the Nj arion' Grand March
composed expressly for this occasion.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements
Capt NJ shekell, Serg't WIN X II Towers,
Lieut. G Wroe, SeTg't Jas Shseban,
Private nj Murphy, Serg't Jas l. Forwell
Private Tbos Baker, Private Geo Beal
Private Spencer, Private Jas Handley
nov IL
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ASYLUM FOR INEBRIATEs.- movement is
being generally made throughout the State
to secure by petition to the next General Court,
an appropriation which shall insure the sue.
eessful establishment of ian asylum for ine-
briates, wherein they may receive such treat
ment as shall restore them to soundness of
health and sanity Of mind, and also to afford
such facilities as shall render the asylum q
self-supporting institution for the now misera-
BILE victims of intemperance "-Bost. Times.
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a From Taylor Maury We have the
October issue Of the Edinburgh Review.
Among its eleven articles, are several of Ie-
markable ability and finish.
We again commend the re-publications Of
Nsssrs. Scott & Co. to our readers, as of great
value and issued in most creditable style
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Buchanan's majority.

The New York Tribune throws cold water
lpon the project of electing Colonel Fremont
United States Senator from the State Of New
York 1t says: No doubt Colonel Fremont
would do credit to the Empire State; but, as
he is not citizen Of New York, the project is
impracticsble. If he is elected to the Senate
at all, it must he by California, in which
State be belongs"
Speaking of Sans losses, or supposed losses,
in tho late contest, the Georgia Federal Union
says:
"The enemy's loss amounts to nothing. They
staked nothing, expected nothing, and got
nothing Nothing added to nothing is nothing
Nothing taken from nothing leaves nothing.
Blessed are they that expect nothing, for they
will not be disappointed. Sans case stands
about thus No North, no South, no East, no
West; no honor, no Office, no money, no sym
pathy, no nothing"
The Bangor Democrat puts it to the fusion
lists in this way:
4" The defeat of Fremont is most decisive and
overwhelming. lie is minus siSty-etght in
the electoral vote, and there is a majority ct
at least one miiitOn against him in the pop
uiar vote Of the country He mas failed to To
ceiye majority of the votes OF the people IN
the free States, where we think he is in q mi
nority Of one kundred thousand. And yet
the abolition papers talk of Mr. Buchanan's
eis ctiOn by meagre sectional vote, and o..
the Democratic victory having no moral
power The fact is, Fremont is nowhere, bein 2
IN minority
Iu the number Of States,
In the electoral colleges,
In the popular vote Of all the States and
In the popular vote Of the free States"
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A GREAT HONEY CROP-Hr M Quimby, of
Montgomery county, New York, has sold this
year upwards of 10000 pounds of honey
principally produced by himself Himself
and son make the production Of honey a bus
iness, and undoubtedly n very profitable one.
The honey is deposited by tho bees in small,
cheap boxes, with glass sides and ends, and
SOLD In the same, by weight, including the
weight Of boxes
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SECOND GRAND BALL
BOONE CLUB,
At WARRINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS
On TUESDAY EVENING, New. 23th

ASS hUU ,,
On TUESDAY EVENING, New. 23th.
THE MEMBERS OF THE BOONE CLUB
Il take great pleasure In announcing O. their
friends and the public generally tbst their
Second Grand Ball win be given at the ASSEM-.
BLY, ROOMS, on TUESDAY EVENING,
November Is, 1856.
The members Of the Club pledge themselves
that neither pains or expense will be spared "a
make this one OF the best Balls OF the season.
Scott's Band has been engaged for the occasion
The Refreshment department has been PLACED
In the hands Of superior caterer
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting q gentle
man and ladies
Positively no hats caps allowed In the Bal
Room, except those worn by members the re-
spective Clubs.
Commtnse Of Arrangements.
y. Good, l.. MastiR,
j. Scott, A. Bridget.
nov le-dtb
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n Governor Adams, Of South Carolina,
has appointed one hundred and seventy dele
gates to the Southern Convention which meets,
on the Sth Of December, at Savannah.
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NOTICE TO DELIN

ssh--S.T + - NOTICE TO DELIN
IA OUEHT TAX PAYERS.
CoLLBcToR's OFFICE, November 81, 1856.
All Persons who have failed to pay their Taxes
due the Corporation Of Washington will please
take notice that the advertisement for the sale Of
property liable for the same will be made about
the LIST of January, 1857.
It's hoped that an early attention will be paid ia
this subject by all concerned, as neglect to do SO
will add heavy expenses to the amount Of the
taxes now due. JOHN M. McCALLA,
nov % -dt31Dec Collector
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Democratic majority.


In North Carolina q Fremont electoral itch
ct was formed and brought to Washington t"
be printed. But an error appearing in it, it
was sent back for correction, and owing to the
delay which followed, it was not prepared in
time for publication.
The Augusta ConstitiOnalist learns that the
official vote in all the counties of Alabama for
President was as follows:
Fillmore. ..29, $50
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n The Philadelphia Ledger thinks It is q
safe prediction that the result Of the next
Presidential election will be known in all the
principal cities of Europe, and possibly in
India, on the morning of the next day after
it has transpired.
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@SOFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF PO-
~ LICE, WAsHINGToN. Nov II, 1855 -
The undersigned has been directed by the Mayor
to give notice 10 all concerned that, after this
date no Bon fifes will he permitted I'm any Of the
streets or avenues Of the city and that the law will
be enforced against all persons violating II In this
respect as well as against all persons who may be
fouad firing Cannons, Guns, or Pistols, contrary
thereto for the purpose Of salute, for any other
object. JAMES w. BAGGOTT,
nov 22-3t Chief Of Police.
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POLITICAL GOSSIP

The official majority for Buchanan in Hi
nois is 8, l64
The Jersey City Telegraph runs up the ame
Of Stephen A. Douglas for President in 1850.
Where are the "eight or ten Southern
States" that the Know Nothing papers set
down as certain for their candidate! "Gentle
shepherd, tell US wbereH
The official vote Of Georgia stands thus:
Fillmore. ............ .................42, 1852
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act with the Democracy upon it, than with
the Republican party. Besides, the hatred of
the managing men of the Republican party
against Mr.. Fillmore personally, is evidently
shared by the Republican members generally,
who also extend their left-handed affection
to mos. of Mr.. Fillmore's Congressional sap
porters. While the Democrats look on them
simply as gentlemen possessed with an unfor-
tupate and inadmissable political kink, and
pity them in all kindness, the Republicans
hate them with intense bitterness, because
most of them the Republiosns) being also in
tense haters of the Catholics and the foreign
born, conceive that the Fillmoreites were Ut
true to the main point of their legitimate faith
in rejecting abolitionism in the late election.
Members in Washington.-We hear, TO-
day, that the Hon. Messrs. Mace, of Indiana,
Trafton, of Massachusetts,, Dean, Of Connect
cut, Purviance, Of Pennsylvania, and Evans,
of Texas, all Of the House of Representatives,
have arrived in Washington The Hon Mr..
Walker, Of Alabama, who was here yesterday,
has gone over to New York for few days So
also has the Hon. Mr.. CliDgman. The Hon.
Messrs. Smith, Of Alabama, and Lane, OF
Oregon, who remained here during the recess,
are still in this city.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On Saturday, 22l November
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
tho books of the Department
For the redemption of Stocks.... s4,905 %
For the Treasury Department.. l,o22 79
For tho Interior Departm snt..... 1865 50
For Customs. .............,..... l3,42S SO
War warrants received and en-
tered. .............. 800. 963S IS
From miscella neous sources...... l,574 ~
On account of the Navy......... al, 26S 80
Navy. ....................... 4l,9os 90
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ROFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
NJ THE WASHINGTON HI6HLAN.
DERS You are hereby notified TO meet at youl
Armory, on THURSDAY EVENING, at ~
O'Clock, in fun uniform Attendance and stric
attention to the hour Il meeting is requested. by
order Of Capt. WATT.
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THE WASHINGTON HIGHLANDERS
take pleasure In announcing to their friends civil
and military, that their Third Annual Ball will
take place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the
Sd Of December, 1855. For particulars see future
advertisement. nov 22-3t*
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FAsHIONABLE DANCING

W. MUNDkh, fhOf hSsoho t DAM
ls ing at Georgetown College and Con- ca
vent, and principal teacher Of Washing -
ton, ID G., and Baltimore, Md has the m
honor 10 announce TO the citizens and f'blk
public generally, that his school IL open AaxA
every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
AFTERNOON for Young Ladies', Misses, AID
Masters, from until o'c ock, and on the same
evenings at 6 for gentlemen.
Owing TO the unusual large number 81 pupils
in his classes this season. and the great success OF
his class In the first society OF Bsltlm, re, com.
peiis him 10 limit the number OF pupils taken for
The balance Of the season.
The public are well aware that Prof NJ spares
neither time nor patience 10 render the most un-
shilfui pupil perfect.
He invites ladies and gentlemen generally OF
respectability and standing, 10 visit bis ana
witness the Improvement OF his pupils In tue few
pleasant lessons that has past IL Is desirable that
all who wish 10 participate In his May Exhibition
paration are more complicated than any hereto
fore introduced. nov n n
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ANOTHER GRAND OPENING or La.
DlES'AND CHiLDR EMS B0NNETs.
ID ECEIVEU THIS MORNING FROM NEW
IL York, our third supply Of WINTER BON
NETS, for ladies' and CHILDREN, consisting Of
cases BLACK VELVET B0NNEIS
case WHITE VELVET BONNEIS a most
beautiful article
cases assorted SATIN, SILK and MOSS VEL
VET BONNETr. Of 4 c0lors and Of most
elegant style and naish making the largest
assortment to be found In the city
I aides please call and examine-
GEO. III Cassidy & co,
Successors to A. TATB)
no 2i-lw 3li Pa. av , bet 10Th and lIth sts.
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JACKSUN DEMOCRATIC ASSOCI-
ALTON The above Association viii
meet on MONDAY NIGHT, at ~ O'Clock, a
Its Headq let every Democrat be there
DANIEL RATCLlFFE, President
MICH w CLUSkET, Sec'y nov 22-2t
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M ATTENTION, OFFICERS AND MEM
d "a BERS OF THEUNiON GUARDS --You
mi IN are hereby notified to atterd drilI meeting
W W Ct the Company on III ESDAY EVENING
November 18th, a. ~ O'Clock IL is earnestly
requested that every member Of the company will
he present at this Inet ting.
BY order Of CAPT RRKss:
nov "a ~ JAMES l.ACkEY, o. y.
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@A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS
~A Of the New York Democratic Associa-
ton will be held at Z O'Clock THIS EVENING,
at their rooms, No 476 eth 3 rect, 10 made ar
rangements for the Democratic celebration on
Thursday next. ChAS. u. JOLINE,
It's Recording Sect
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sSAINT An DREW 5 SOCIETY,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Ghs annual
meeting Of the above society, for the election of
officers, &c will b- held al Temperance Hall on
THURSDAY EVENING, The 27th inst, at n
o'clock.
Tickets for the Anniversary, which will he held
at Carusi's Saloon, on Monday evening, Decsm-
Der LIST. NAV bp had at the meeting By order:
nov24-4,* JAMES MACWILLiAMS, Sec
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rxS nnlIARSR REWARD.

I WILL GIVE TIE ABOVE REWARD
for any infor matioa that will lead TO the ~
re,nvery Of my HORSE and BUGGY ~
that was stolen on Friday night last The Horse
is aea bitten gray; racks In and out OF harness
be also has q small cut above his III gbt nostril
The Buggy 10 nearly new, with top; and has lost
the hub band from the riRht hind wheel.
Ito he NARROWER
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WARD, ATTENTION
SNEA The members Of the Seventh Ward
Democratic Association are respectfully rfquested
20 meet al Potomac Hall, Island, on TUESDAY
EVENING, the 18th inst at o'ci ock p. IN, as
business apreraining TO the GIand Demonstrati ion
will be laid before The meeting. BY order Of
9. Il TAYLOR, President
nov 24Hs JOHN &. OFFUTT, Sect
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sORikKs DANsANre.

SORtEks DANSANTe.
DROP. II w. MUNDER TAKES GREAT
L pleassr re In announcing 70 his friends, ca
PATRONS, and public generally, that the -
above social and delightful entertain ~
ents will commence az Numbers MetIo fVfH
politan Hall, corner 9Th and ID streets, on NUN
WEDN ESDAY EVENING, November
10Th at O'Clock, and continue every "Wednesday
threug bout the season. Gentlemen wishing 20
subscribe for the season can do 90 upon very
favorable terms, by applying at the Han on Tues
day and Thursday evening from TIL 10 O'Clock
NOW
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gRAUNCEY WARMER.

CHAUNCEY WARMER,
WATCH MAKER,
MO. 3i4k STREET, SIGN OF THE LARGE
~ an Small Watch with Chain, near Shillinr =
toms Periodical Depot, corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and u street
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE.
WATCH REPAIRING, &C
Chronometers, Repeating Watc hss,
Duplex, Mantle Clocks,
Lsver, Jewelry. and
Horizontal, Silver Ware.
Musical and REPAIRED.
yEWELRY AND SILVER WAKE
made 10 order.
III Removed from $40 Penn'a avenue. Browns
otel, to the above location ia
nov "a -ec 3m T.. WARRlNER.
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MKAT 3, &C

MEATS, &C.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
l. house for the sale CT MEATS and VEGETA-
BLES, on ~ street south, between Virginia ave-
nue. and r. street
nov "a Tvs JAS. E JOHNSON.
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HDON'T FORGEr.-THAT TIE
H~Za knacoStld Club give one Of their No
/ Cctillon Parties, at Odd Fellows' Hall, Navy
Yard, on THURSDAY EVENING, N november
nth, 1856 FlatteTed by their former success the
committee have made extraordinary efforts 10 rem
der this the most agreeable party ever given by
them
tickets FIFTY CENTS admitting age tie
man and ladies, 10 b. had or the members and a
the door.
ExecHtire COMMITTEE.
James hPnton, John L Free,
~ Thompson, Sam'i Howell,
Thomas Berry. nov 2.4t&
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The IateiIigtRcey publishes q communica-
ton upon the advantages Of building up a
southern port, .from Mr.. George p. Elliott in
which those of POit Royal hsrbOr, South Care
lima, are deliberately set forth.
The Union argues deliberately to show that
Englsnd and France lave deliberately Vio-
lated the late treaty Of Paris.
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Wants.

"ANTED "A SMALL BOY, BETWEEN
w the ages Of u and Ia wears, to wait on !
gentleman. Inquire at the Washington Rouse
nov H-T
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THIRD OPENING OF CLOAks AMI
TALMAB,

AT FNANh IA MCUEE'S
CLOAK AND SHAWL EMPORIUM
a4a Penn'a avenue, between 18th and 18th Atreets
x,HE MOST PERFECT STOCK OF
L CLOAKS AND TALMAS yet offered by u q
subscriber will be opened on Tuesday morning
November 18th Such an assortment cannot be
found this side OF New YORK city, and such an
one as has never been offered for sale before in
this District The subscriber has just returned
again from New YORK, and he IL satisfied he ca
please all who may be In want OF a hand some
wrapping for the winter.
Can and see for yourselves at his Emporium of
Cloaks and shawls, 2i4 Pa avenue, between IL b
and 18th streets.
nov MEOW FRANK A MeGEE
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WANTED A YOUNG WOMAN TO Do
w Cbamberwork and Sew. Apply al ~ l
street, corner Of 18th street Ire
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CHI DaEN's SATIN HONEY COMB
BONN ETS.
ID ECElVED THIS MORNING. A MOST
III beautiful assortment for children, all colors
and sizes GEO. H CASSIDY CO,
nov 24-lw 3l4 Pennsylvania avenue
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FOR THE DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.
ELAGS, BANNERS, TRANSPARENCIES,
Il MOTTOS, &c PIRATE any size, at short no.
tice Also, every description Of plain and orns-
mental work executed In the best style, AZ at
reasonable rates, at the Book and Job Printing
Establishment OF r. n. SAGE,
lt& Columbia Place. cor 7th st and La av
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On Saturday, 22l November
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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uARPERY MAGAZINE, fer December
L The 6 reat Elm, by Jacob Abbott.
Major Jones Courtship aud ! ravels I vol H.
lustrat, j
H umors Of Falconbridgs; 1 vol illustrated; by
Jonathan Il. Kelly
nov 24u FRANCK TAYLOR.
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A Discovery New York Times has
found out, through an occasional correspond
ent from this city, that Governor Use did not
visit Wheatiand recently on raid after
place IN the incoming Cabinet-that having
been the drift Of most Of the articles the Times
and other New York journals which assume
70 be the. custodians Of the President elect
have published on the subject
We congratulate the Times on its good for
tune in at length finding out that Gov Wise
really does not want cabinet place, and that
the distinguished Democrats whom it, the
Herald ct a., represented as padding of late
between Wheatland and other points, have
not one OF them been near the President elect
since the 4th inst. This is a good beginning,
it will soon learn something worth knowing in
connection with the new Chief Magistrate.
In the meanwhile, however, it will never
do to forego its daily lecture to that distin
gulshed gentleman upon bis duty, if he would
make an administration to satisfy his politica
enemies rather than his friends-that being
the upshot Of what the Times and its allie,
have Of late oeen publishing on the subject
The American Party in the House
are anticipating that in the course of the SEES
sion, nine te nths Of those members who honest.
ly supported Mr.. Fillmore in the recent Presi.
Dental election, will merge their political OF
party individ uality in tb Ut Of the Democratic
party. Upon the great question of the day
they profess To stand in line with the De
uuoeIsey both North and South Or So nearly
so, IS that they can Yuch more consistently
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UTANTBD "A WOMAN To COOK, Wash,
w and Iron. Apply at the corner OF e stree;
ana North Capitol street, near the depot
nov "a -xt4
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WANTED TO HIRE-A COLORED Girl
w for Nurse Slave preferred Call on ]
ROBINSON, 3i9 Penn. avenue, opposite Browns
hotel nov l2-u
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CALL AND SEE.

NfAGNIFlCENT VELVET, GUIPURE
lvl trimmed CLOAKS,
Latest styles Of CLOTH CLOAKs,
Rich PLUSH CLOAKS,
ChemiIPs trimmed CLOAkS, etc etc
Just opened at the Washington City Cloak
Emporium, Pa Pennsylvania avenue, between
IL h and 18th streets nov 24-eo2w
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THIRD GRAND OPENING OF NEW
CLOAkS, TALMAs AND sHAWLs.
lust RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK,
~ purchased by the subscriber last week from
the handsomest and beet stocks in the above
named city, the most beautiful assortment ever
OF cred for sale In this city
FRANK A MCGEE,
24i Pa avenue, between 18th and 18th sts.
nov "a eo2W
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" A N II I'd AN ACTIVE PARTNER,
w with capital Of slOO, I'm the Green Tree
House, SIS Penn avenue, between ID ana 81
streets. For one that is acquainted with the Ho-
tel and Oyster business, it will be rare chance.
nov ~ Tvs
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WANTED.-A COACHMAN WHO IN
w derstends his business thoroughly, ard can
Furnish the best recommendations. A colored
man preferred, who can read writing Apply at
his office. nov loft
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(SODFfSH AND h Err RlN9.--lS0 q "in-
~ tails Bay Goldfish
50 barrels scotch Herring
Now landing per schooner nom NewburYpoIt,
AID for sale by hartley BRo
nov x2-lw lG1 Water - 6SofgetCxn,
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SNOTICE-THE SUBSCRIBER beet
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 10 10 IS per cent.
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest q
3Oy Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets.
Ie 9-6m JOHN McDEVITT.
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WhNTED.-A GOOD COOK, WASHER
w and lroner. Also, q Girl as a House Ser.
want Apply at No. a2s n street, corner Of lltl
nov 2l-3t