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Perhaps We may not be able to indicate
the very individual who communicated this
extraordinary dispatch to the Herald, but We
cannot possibly be mistaken in attributing its
authorship to a particular clique Of politicians
in this city. Everybody knows that though
Botts's Tail protested to support Fillmore,
they were really in favor of Fremont, and
that any enterprise which contemplates his
election in 1860 10 secure OF their support.
This dispatch is part Of their contribution to
tho success of the Black Republican plot
against the incoming Administration 1t is
hardly necessary to add that their startling
revelation is utterly and entirely false-false
in it's statement Of circumstances, and false in
its representation of the spirit of the Southern
Democracy
"The Democracy Of the South attested their
confidence in Mr. Buchanan, by unsnimity
of support which they never before extended
to any candidate of the party. They under
stand him, and he understands them. They
know that the rights of the South are secure
in his hands and he knows that they mean
to sustain his administration LealOusly and in
good faith. He will redeem the pledges Of
his nomination, and repay the obligations Of
his election They will demand nothing Of his
administration which is not consistent with
tho principles Of the platform, and the COM
plexion of his public life Their reciprocal
confidence is proof against the iusidious sug
gestions of black Republican II alice and any
calculation of party policy, based on the as
sumption that the Southern Democracy mis-
trust Mr. Buchanan. will betray its folly in an
abortive result.
Tho Opera There is q prospect that we
will soon again have the Pyne and Harrison
troupe among US, if but for three nights
They are engaged for Baltimore for the bal
ance of this and the whole of the next week
So far their success there has been very great
having had crowded houses nightly. If they
will perform the SomnambulG, Lucia and Don
Pasquale here ere opening for the winter in
New York city, they can hardly fail to reap a
hoavy crop Of gold, as we'll as golden opinions
We doubt not that their performance Of the
three operas we name above will crowd the
immense National theatre Of the Federal
Metropolis to its utmost capacity.
Cover nor Wise.-This gentleman reached
this city yesterday morning on his return from
Wheatland, and remained in Washington only
twentyfour hours ere starting for Richmond
We hear that he ia in fine health.
General Sass Hearing ii stated that Gen.
Cass has, of late, been on a visit to Wheat
truth in it. The General has not left home
since the election, if we are not mistaken.
The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Departmental Wednesday, 10Th of Nov
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of the DEPARTMENT
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~Brswn,s bronchial Troches.-uW

have found them of ayng
ton and In duidg produced by Colds and
our clerical brethren real favor IN calling attention
t. hem"-Zions Herald. Z" We commend them o the at
te1iion Of public Speakes Fingers, aud others who
troubled with affections CT the Tlrost-Cristiau Watch
man For Coughs Asthma, 80. cheerfully bear test
mouy from personal knowledge to their efcacy-BalIous
Pictorial They simple and elegant form for admin
isering In combustion medicinal substances held
In general esteem PLY
Bronchial sifecons-Dr G. +. BiselOw. Containing
opium or delet9rions drugs these Lozenges
freely By public speakers and vocsts clearing
giving strength to the voice Sold by all Druggi-ts
I'LL A
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FAsHlONABLED DANCING


III w. MUNDER, PROFESSOR OF DANG
lie ing at 9 Georgetown College and Con- 90
vent, and principal teacher Of Washing -
ton, ID c., and Baltimore, Md has the IN
honor to announce TO the citizens and 4Hfk
public generally, that his schoo IL open III iRA
every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
AFTERNOON for Young Ladies', Misses, ar
Masters, from until o'c 'ock, and on the same
evenings at for gentlemen.
Owing to the unusual large number Of pupils
In his classes this season. and the great Of
his class In the first society Of Baltimore, com.
pells him to limit the number Of pupils taken for
The balance Of the season.
The public are well aware that Prof. M spares
neither time nor patience to render the most un-
skilful pupil perfect
He invites ladies and gentlemen generally of
responsibility and standing to visit his claes and
witness the Improvement Of his pupils In the few
pleasant lessons that has past IL is desirable that
all who wish to participate in his NJ ay Exhibition
should ente: early this year, the dances In pre-
paration are more complicated than any hereto
fore introduced. nov 81 II
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IA case Of horrible restitution has been
discovered in Chicago, where q family with
three infants few weeks old, were living
under pavement on a principal business
street Utica Herald.
This item of news has been going the rounds
of the papers for some time A friend from
Chicago, who is conversant with the crcum-
stances, desires US to say that the infants al
luded to were nothing more nor less than
incipient rats.-SyrGeMSe Journal.
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sock kept constantly hand and will be very
sh or to pHHctuai Customers Britt sEd FrsHca plsts
stores and dwellings of SIZE however large sale
Importers Ne~ York prices. Ornamental and stained
Gloss OF every variety OF pattern furnished short
slnpes can be seen at the store would especially call
tbs attention of builder, and gentlemen erecting
budir The above by me they viii
ahOn twenty Eve per cent besides the risk Of thsnspoa
IN, which il IN item worthy Of consider aon Green hon
aud hct bed glsrs always hand
ID GILMAN, Druggist, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
IT.
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SPIRTrOF-THE MORNING PRESS

The Usion illustrates the grasping and IN
scrupuIous disposition e the English govern
meut in an elaborate review Of recent proceed
ings Of its agents in the East.
The IntsitigsReer describes at length the
multitudes of blessings for which We, as ma
tion hsve reason to be thankful, by way OF
justitying the authorities Of Washington IN
toadying New England in the matter Oh i''
Thanksgiving day. While we chesriuly en-
dorss all the Jntstitgsnesr says with reference
to the blessing, for which We should be thank
full, we hold that thanks should be offered UP
for them ally by all good christians, and more
especially on Christmas day. We arc never
thele.s By no means in favor of showing the
observance of Christmas day aside to provide an
especial occasion for a general frOlic for nine
tenth, Of the community while the remain
ing tenth are giving thanks in the churches
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PERMANENTLY, AND BO0K-KEEPI,G
BY DOUBLE kNThV

UdE UNDERSIGNED REsPEGTFUI
= announces TO the citizens Of Wasbin9ton.
tnat ne VIII give instructions Ia the above branch,
sohs wishing 10 acquire a thorough
knowledge Of the Science Of Accounts ana a
oeau1iiui style OF Plain, Practical, and Ornamen.
tai writing, viii please make I'm media e camilla
uon g MS rooms at No 429 9TH treet, between q
ana streets, west side. Open from 10 O clock
m. Terms moderate, and satisfaction qua an.
To- &c y. ARMOR.
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Tpwho is Ho.tstter What Dy.pepttc

ana neryonsly trong invalid that tried his
braed stomach Bittsrs but reply with pleasure In all
cases OF DizzDess fa.uency Prostitution
Fatigue Contpstion. Dyspepsia Phy steal aud Mental
billy, II s surprising how the psten finds relief They
correct the ts mpart tone t. the system of the
bills and impure secreons, regulate the bowels, give
strength OF body and yigor of mind. No fmily
to lie without Hos letters Stomach Bters Sold
bottles by al Hotels Grocers Druggists &c. No additional
Spirits required. ls-lw
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SHAVING MADH EAsr.-Wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops Of Balm of a thousand
Flowers" rub the beard well and it will NAL Ike
a beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents
For sale at Shillington's, agent for Washing
ton. and all druggists.
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q To make your hands soft and free from

x To make your hands soft and free from
chops, face pretty, teeth pearly, breath sweet,
and skin fragrant to shave with ease, battle
with comfort, to wash your children, use
Fontaine's Cream of Wild Flowers a. a substi-
tutc for soap and improvement upon tho Balm
of Thousand Flowers. Sold by the agents, and
druggists, and fancy stores generally.
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CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.

CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO CONSULT
" economy with taste and elegance. are invited
to examine our present assortment Of fne Cloths
Csssimeres, Doeskins, Rich Velvets, SIX and
Satin Vestings, which we will make to order In
the most superior manner, at much cheaper rates
than the usual city prices
WALL & STEPHENS,
322 Pa. ave, bet 9th and 10th streets.
nov 2l-5t Intel. Union& NeWs1
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nth. Ladie, find De Grn,h,. EI,c,rt1

Oil Plssssnt and soothIng Mr. e. s. Hanos Of
says some customers have bored him half ith
praise OF tots wonderful OIL which has cared them and
scarcely ever need recommend it, it speaks for itself
all c.hes II cured DR. Rkinton'3 wife, although
suffered 1t has cured people 81 Palsy
Neuralgia in day when face had been distorted
three Price IS Sc and IS and Large bottles
times the cheapest
For ale nv A
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CHARTER OAk-The Hartford Times states
I hat the roots of this fallen royal oak " still
live" and that at the distance Uf about ten
feet from the ground, on the stump, is a new
shoot. Anything in reference to this memento,
so sacred to our thoughts and feelings, is in
teresting to US all but we much fear that
this king Of trees ID laid low for ever
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ITwasches, JewsIry and silver Ware.

have hand .ull stock CT the fashiopab
styles OF rich gold Jewery slso large assortment
superior gold and silver Watches also
I'm my shop every variety OF Silver Ware such as
Spoons Forks Ladies' cake and pie Knives; SALT
aud olive Spoons; Napkin Rings Pitchers Tea Sets
from solid sterling silver sale at low
goods for
IN this city No. 33s Pennsylvania
sign Of the large spread eagle. II. o. HOOD.
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Eg. Fruit jelliss may be preserved from
mouldiness by covering the surface one, fourth
VI An inSh deep with finely puiverizsd Loaf
susa linus protected, they will keep in good
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GRAND BALL.

ohAND DAHL.
THE MARION RIFLES TAKE MUCH
Il pleasure in announcing to their friends, b nth
military and civic. that their Second Annual Ban
will take place at TRMPKRANCH HALL on MON
DAY, the gath instant.
Such arrangements have been made that will
guarantee TO al WHO may honor them with their
presence a happy, pleasant and agreeable ure-
- The committee having been disappointed in
receiving their ladies' Invitation cards, and IL
being too late TO procure Others suitable FOR the
occasion, they viii therefore be dispensed with.
The committee, In the absence OF special invita-
lions, viii however extend a cordial welcome
20 all their lady friends
Supper will be furnished by an experienced
person.
The Ball will be opened at 9 O'Clock with a
Grand Promenade, the full band OF Prof Esputa
performing at the time the Marion 6 rand March,
composed expressly Tor this occasion.
Commiftes Of Arrangements.
Cap NJ shekell, Serg't WIN II III Towers,
Liz ut p roe, Serg't Jas Sheeban,
Private M Murphy, Serg't Jas l. Foxwell,
Private Thos Baker, Private Geo Real,
Private Spencer, Private Jas Handley
nov IL
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TUNNEL OPENED.-The cars of the Virginia
Central Railroad passed through the Brooks
Vile tunnel on Friday morning, for the frst
time.
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A CARD.
+. POT q N T N L,
M ora PeRnSvlvuuia ayenue


No. 219 PeBnsylvania avenue,
South side bet,reen Tent and Elecenth Sheets,
WASHINGTON C TT, ID C.
ID ESPECTrULLY INFORMS HIS PAT.
HI rons and the public gel orally. that he is now
prepared with the most scientific and skillful
Cooks and Confectioners, to furnish
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, DINNERS, &c
in the most recherche and elegant style al the
shortest notice He will give his personal attend
ance and assume the entire responsibility Of the
entertainment ..E
Connected with his establishment Mt are Parlors
where Ladies and Gentlemen can be served at all
hours with Ice Cream, Jellies, Oysters In every
style, Relishes, Dinners. and SuppeTs In man.
nsr unsurpassed In this city.
+. POTENTINI, grateful for the liberal patro-
mage he has heretofore received assures his friends
and all who may give him call, that every effort
on his part will be made TO merit continuance
OF Il cir favors
He solicits an examination OF his large and ele-
giant assortment Of FRENCH CANDIES, PRE-
SERVED and Branded FRUITS, PIC
KLES, SAUCES, &C., which he Offers for sale at
the most moderate prices. nov 19-2td&eol0t
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SORIEES DANSANTE.
DROF. II w. MUNDER TAKES GREAT
l. pleasure In announcing TO his ffisnds, "a
Patrons, end public generally, that the ~
above social and delightful entertain KSK
ments win commence at Numbers Metro WY
politan Hall, corner 9th and ID streets, on AklL&S
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November
26:h, ct O'Clock, and continue every Wednesday
tbroug bout the season. Gentlemen wishing TO
subscribe for the season can do 20 upon very
favorable terms, by applying at the Hall on Tues
day ard Thursday evening from till 10 O'Clock
nov 2l-tf
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E@THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
M Of the
u MON 6U Dis
will take place on the Sth Of January
Particulars in future advertisement.
nov III .2aWfIhnI

SNOTICE-T SUBSCRIBER begs
Nh 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 IS per cent
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
309 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
je 9-6m John McDEVITT
T OSr .-6OING FROM THE CORNER OF
IL 9TH street and Maryland avenue to c street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, across the Smithso-
MAN Garden and 10 b street Bride, large SOLD
BREASTPlN, with a daugreotype set In IL
The finder wi be suitably rewarded by leaving
II at Mr.. HANDY'S, G street, between 18th and
18th streets. .. ltS
Ok RkWARD.-STRAYE AWAY From
w the subscriber, living on the corner g5Fx&
o. I'd and streets, No. 224, on Tine sdaykkS
morning, November 18th, two COVE. Xks&A-\
One white Buffalo, with NO hons, and heal
with calf The other black Cow, with SD
horns, and a white spo' en- her neck. The add
reward will be paid for their delivery as above,
me. H.F- = .r.- MICHAEL HIN ES
nov 2l-3tsI aha -
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Wants.

A SITUATION WANTED-DY AREsPEC-
"A table middle aged white Woman, In a small
family, as Housekeeper Cook. For references
rquiIe a; No 24a or street, between 18th ard
18th trce's lie
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WANTED.-A GOOD COOK, WASHER
w and Ironsr Also, Girl as q House SER
want. Apply at No. 42s 81 rect, corLer Of 18th.
nov sI-3t
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SECOND GRAND BALL
BOONE CLUB,

On TUESDAY EVENING, rev. 23th.
vU,BE MEMBERS OF THE BOONE CLUB
II take great pleasure In announcing q their
friends and the public generally that their
second Grand Ball will be given at the ASSEM-
BLY, ROOMS, on TUESDAY EVENING,
November Is, ls8
The members Of the Club pledge themselves
that neither pains or expense viii be spared 10
make this one Of the best Balls Of the season.
SCOTS Band has been engaged 70. the occasion.
The Re.reshment department has been placed
In the be- IDS Of superior caterer
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting gentle
man and ladies
Room, except those worn by members O. the re-
spective Clubs.
CommIttes of Arraagsnssts.
2. 6ood, X l.. Mastin,
J. Scott, A. Bridget.
nov ls-dtb
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nRESS CLOAK8.-ALAk6E AND BEAU.
II tiful assortment Of rich Paris and New YORK
made Velvet and Cloth Cloaks this day opened
and now ready for inspection al
HARPER MITCHELC's,
nov 81. eoet Pa. ave bet 9Th and 10Th SITS
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PIANOS.
PIANOS.

PiANos. nm fiANos'
ALARGE COLLECTION OF NEW AND
"A SECOND. HAND PIANOS fer Sale and TO
Rent cheaper than at any other p ace, 1t No. 4so
Eleventh street, few doors above fean.ylvania
avenue. nov Ii-lme
~ FRANCIS. ABOVE ODD FELLOWS
W. Hall on Seventh street, Is now receiving TIE
best stock Of goods in the way OF HOUsEkkEP-
ING HARDWARE everlb ought to tn CITY Al
60, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Silver plated and
Albata Ware, Block Tin and yapanned ware,
Bid Cages, Clocks, Feather busters, Baskets,
Brushes, Combs, Cabas, Portmonnais, China
Vases, 6ift Cups and Saucers, and hundred 9TH
eY useful articles. These goods were bought f0r
cash at The lowest figure, and viii be sold At the
lowest possible prices. neY9l-a
DICH SILK AND VELvkr HOBBS.-
IL HARPER MITCHELL will open this
day rick Velvet, Plush, and silk oses
Also, heavy Stripe and Plaid SIX, superior Black
silks, Of the most approved makes
Plaid and Plain Irish Popln.
Also, a great variety Of very beautiful evening
Dress Goods. nov 21-ecp
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" AN TSD AN ACTIVE PARTNER,
w with capital Of SiOO, In the Green Tree
House, SIS Penn. avenue, between I'd and Sd
streets. For one that is acquainted with the Ho-
tel aud Oytter business IL will be a rare nance.
nov 81 Tvs
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The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Experimentation Wednesday, 10th Of Nov.
there were Of Treasury warrants entered Oh
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The Democracy Of the South and tina In.
coming Admipistration.- Under this head
the Richmond Enquirer Indignantly denies
inc truth of tie Richmond dispatch to the
Ne" York HerGld, which We republished a
day or two since, to contradict fatty its eyery
allegation. To its denial, the Enqutysr adds
comments which not only explain frankly and
fully the true position of tho Southern De.
mccraoy towards the incoming Admiristra-
ton, but the political game in the same con.
nection which the New York Republican party
presses are playing as follows:
For the present the Herald is industriousIv
engaged IN an attempt TO SOW dissension be-
tween the Democracy Of the North and tho
Democracy OF the South and TO excite among
the moro states rights portion Of the party,
some suspicion Of Mr.. Buchanan's fidelity to
the pledges Of his nomination. The Herald il
already committed to Fremont for the can.
vass of 1860, and it is essential, above all
Things, TO the success of the enterprise, that
INC incoming administr alton should be reject
60 oy the people But, the probability il
tnat, unless embarrassed by an extraordinary
eon9instion of adverse circumstances. Mr..
buchanan Will conduct the government with
so much OF wisdom and ability as to command
the confidence Of the country Hence. the
first thing to be done in the interest Of the
Black Republican party, is to deny him the
opportunity Of q fair experiment, and, if DOS.
sible to oVerwhelm him at the threshold of
his administration. In this spirit the Herald.
and its accomplices in the conspiracy, are de.
voting their energies to the object of destroy
ing the organization Of the party on which
Mr.. Buchanan must rely for support, and of
alternating from him the confidence and sym
psthy Of the Southern Democracy. -
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New York, November 10th, 1856.
nEAR HAMMOND:
- have this day forwarded you by express
large collection OF new and beautiful TOYS, which
! require Of You as my agent, to distribute at YER
low prices, to the young folks.
nov 10 st KRISS KRINGLE
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Boarding.

kOAkDlNG-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS,
- with Board, can be obtained at No asa 10Th
street, west side, between l. and + streets.
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Silks and shawls.

/ lPENED THIS MORNING. fresh supply of Prince
styls, q aue rosewood finish, monidinss.
their durability superiority both in tone nd touch ye1
can be easily proved from the different churches
wiz, .Sss q oAlssssngs Piano Ro.tss and
stop and look in at % uuiop street.
DLIT,FIEN.
e he he
''ill0 JOHN En- as ssT sale
oets III Main street.
Just REGETVED
800 nIsA ia g /. Mass; stasksrsl No medium
e e ~ !. White E.h;
snylo TAI.IANT. & psLApIAlN
Stocking Yarn.
s9s'sa s9'ss' eps quality sf e. M afh y
bbodsEIS 8 SING 6 81 55o,Ss rs. yT.ns
a.s c AZ cost. Cal soon II want bargains
~ just reeeived and for sale BY
4. H. LOGAN 4 CO.,
CASE sss small sized Bacon Hams. : -
90 20 pure Neet on received and SALE
I. rs :, 4. G. coon 3 CO. 81
delivered any part Of The city ss e ssss
- :.
Silk Shirts and Drawers.
Have very heavy stock SIX shirts and Drawers
sizes rom 30 - Inches bust Tor sale low ss
ossl4 No. 9 sy i.s ls astea ihi
BARLEY
WILL pay One basel Barley il delivered
wheeling. Angus. i ~ eBo WILSON.
s. New Stock,
8 WI ~ ~ Nv !. ~, ~ .szzYER Tilted
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I a. 8 a n IPROLE.S4Lsls.
HAVE now on hand very large stock OF Watches Jew
= ery purchased directly from Importers and Manu-
faetnrers, 70 supply the increasing from
.wATcH-MAKERs, MERoHAETs AND PEDLARs,
OF the countr to whose attention this branch
Of lhe conineided
ton Of the stock respectfully solicited. 5sa1 r.
I. 80 rs n. J. II. SCOTT, Us
nhzy Z. - IS No. 1bI Main street.
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EASTERN EMBELLISHMENTS.

PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
HENRY W. Stafford,
IMPORTER AND DEALER ~ CURTAINS, MATERIALS,
AID FuRSITuRE COVERINGS,
which he offers Mt the loves. market prices
WHOLESALE I'M, RETAIL
The stock comprising, in part. the following. 81
Embroidered Lice Curtains: I On. cirnces:
do Muslin do do Pins.
nrapery. Baces AIrsilns, do Bands IL
french iifocaels, al widths Canopy Arches Enss
and colors' Cords Tassels, Ginps,
Satinde Lanes. Prinees. (jttrtasn rrosy,. ~
Dalnasss. - -
large EyiH fsL UTsYf,g OF Al ,olnrs ~,
qualities on hand. = - - M -.
AL coiors for shading. ~ = -
Persons ordering Curtains. vim give the measure OF
me heghts and Nid Of the entire frame d die window
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IN SACKS prime Rio Gomez;
Nv 10 half chests Gunporier Tfas;
do Young Hyson g =
$50 70 do Black ,vsrtous ,,rsds..s
Pine Orushed and Puiyerized Sugars.
ALEX. TURNER,
lnsz Main st. wheeiins
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, CASKS Blue yislieI hand and for sale by
= jrza 4. q. ANN y m
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Watches, Clocks and JeweIry1

A good Mt guaranteed In MI cases or no sale by -
j. H. STALLdyN, Merchant Tailor
Z spy t7As
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hook account requested call inie-
and make as their business must be closed