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sis6E ER's
improved Sowing Machines

20 whish vas granted the highest Award Of
tbs Paris Exhibition, hereby receiving
tia Worlds Verdict Of SuDeriority
'1NEE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
Il chine has sinpliAed them IN many respects
AID they e.ecapableof executing twice the amount
Of work they did formerly In any given time
They ar5 without question the only Machines ca
pdbie 0! sewing every variety Of goods perfect;
hli; bosom cI heavy trace for harness can be
sewn ey any OF these machines by simple change
CT needle and thread IN such manner that the
closest scrutiny cannot detect fault
Manufacturers, planters ard families will mad
tseIn the only SAFE Machines 70 purchase, as they
are huilt strong and durable, aRd not likely &c
eCt olt of order.
Wo have machines with guagss attached for
binding aats, cap fronts, CATERS, SO.
Silk, fEreGd, Co.!ol, Needles, 60, constantly
CT Eauj, al the lowest rates.
Persons tssirous ofiaforraG ton regarding Sew.
isS Iach.7es Will FieSse address
/. Nj. SINGER 4 CO.,
i05 Baltimore street, Baltimore
N B.-We are prepared to exchange these ma.
chimes for old machines OF ANY kind Terms lIb-
dal. Persons who have been lnducedto purchase
nfeTior machines under the preteIt Of being
theGp, viii dad this a benefit indeed.
mar E-u
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A KENrUCKY JUDGE-They must have
Judges in Kentucky Who "say what they
think" and that, too, without regard TO ele-
gance of style, or good English. Judge INITIAL,
In his recent charge to the grand Jury of Boone
county, let himself off in relation to the prac-
tice OF carrying concealed weapons in the fol-
lowing manner: Now, think | am safe in
saying that one man in twenty has a six shoot
er In bis breeches pocket, or a bowie knife
IN his breast, and if you 0int careful you VIII
come In contact with some ofthese young gem
try, these travelling arsenals, as call them.
They make it a point to learn enough Of law
to throw you in the wrong; you will then see
them brace themselves back ag1nst swats,
and when they think themselves ssf- In Il"
eyes of the law they blaze aWGy lwantyo2
Stt riQht after thSss fslIoVs."
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SEEING THE ELEPHANT "A friend tells US
Of rich incident that occurred the other day
in the court room at Frankfort, in which the
prOveTbial attractions of the elephant are
very forcibly illustrated. Il seems that, on
the day in question, a meD8gerie was ex-
pected in the city, and the people were natu-
rally on the gHI CIue for the approaching
sights-an interest which, as the sequel shows,
his honor the judge keenly participated Not.
WiIhstanding, the court was held on that day.
though not exactly as usual. In the progress
OF the morning business a case Of continu-
ance arose, which the judge was evidently not
at all inclined to favor. His countensnce, in
deed, grew absolutely stern with disfavor.
The lawyer in charge, having urged his plea
with all the ingenuity and ability at his com
mand, was at length in the act of yielding the
point in despair when a brother lawyer, espe-
cially up to snuff, rose ard whispered into his
ear that the mensgerie had arrived, and tie
elephant could SGcIm the riUer' The sug-
gestion was big with relief. Frightening with
hope, the willy lawyer at once drew himself
Up dcferentially, and, addressing the court,
said May it please your honor, l have this
moment learned that the Great American
Menagerie has reached this city, and tie eis-
phGnt sciH Immediately SIcim tie kentucky
rtUer' The people, l am informed, are al
ready thronging upon the banks to witness
the extraordinary feat" The hit was palpa-
bic The Intelligence of Bushanan's election
could hardly have brought more wonderful
change in the bearing Of his honor His stern
countenance at once relaxed into the most ge-
nial cOmplacency, and, in a tone of generous
excitement, he remarked: Gentlemen, /
grant this continuance, and adjourn the court.
l never hare seen an eleghant swim a river,
ard, as am On old man, it isn't likely that
I'll ever have better opportunity. TIE
| courts adjourned :" The last thing our friend
saw of the court, it was making for the river
at speed never contemplated by the Life
Insurance Company. Verify, there's no re
sisting the elephant nt!-LOuiSUlHe Journal.
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L nOvIs-st lAMMoND,s.
Ma 8. ROPP q, CO.,

FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKERS.
DEG LEAVE TO INFORM TIE LADIES
- OF w ashington, that they have orened Dress
ma hing Establishment at No. 500 1lth street,
doors below Hilbus's Music store Dresses wi /
be made In the latest French style, and at the
most REASONABLE prices. All kinds Of patterns for
Manullas contaatly on hand, and Pinking and
Silk Washing done at the lowest prices. noTl-Im
COMPLETE MANUAL FOR YOUNG
~ Sportsmen, by Frank Forester; with direc
tions for handling the Gun, the Rife, and the
Rod; the art Of shooting on the wing; the break
Ing management, and the hunting Of the dog ;
the varieties and habits Of game river. lake, and
sea fishing, &c &c. Complete in one volume Of
81 SO. Just published
now FRANCK TAYLOR
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FOOD FOR THE SICK Gut some Goldfish TO
hits the size Of peas, and bCil il a minute in
water TO freshen it. Pour of all the water,
AMI add some cream and q little pepper.
Split and toast a Boston cracker, and Put
the above upon it Milk and little butter
may be used instead Of cream.
Ham or smoked beef may be prepared 10
the some way. For a variety, beat up az egg
and stir il in, instead OF cream OF WIN 'ho
cream
Chicken tea is made by boiling any part
of the chicken, and using the broth weak Wit1
only a little salt l;.,.
%, a GOOD deal, and skinning very thorough
iy and seasoning with salt. A little rice or
nearI barley improves it, or little parsely
may be used to flavor it
Chicken Pansda is made by pounding some
of the meat OF boiled chicken in Q mortar with
a little broth, and also little salt and nut,
meg. Then pour in it little broth and poll
il i've minutes. 1t should be a thick BROTH
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SIMPSON HOUSE,
SossASss: corner Of 10tL st aad Psnna. avsxss,
WAsHISsToS CIIYD

"AshANoIVh O4I1 U Y.
IENHE SUBSCRIBER Is HAPPY TO In.
II form the sojo1yleys and residents Of
Washington that he n . spared no expense i'm
In htting mp his We'll known establish ment .xmA
and Is now prepared u accommodate all VI no NAV
favor him with their patronage on ths mo 4 reas-
onaoie terms, aud In true Philadelphia style-he
Eavins recently removed frpm that city. Gentle
men can DC furnished with Rooms on reasonable
terms, and they can either B:eikfast, Dine, or
sup in or out Of the house, aud will only be
charged for such as they may osder
The Subscriber proposes TO furnish Meals to
those wao may Wish, on the European syste m
and s.N1ge,s AMI citIz ms may RELY upon the
chfT1ctsr Ot ais Bar and Fable d aots.
&C IL I'm WM. 5. SIMPSON, Proprietor.
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HR MUNSON. AT 39S PENN'A AVENUE.
~ is still making those beautiful <zeE=A
continuous GUM TEETH, called
Aliens Patent, for the excellency GUILTY.
which over all other styles Of teeth, many now
wearing them In this city, will chesrfullv vouch.
There Is one Dentist In this city who has been
Infringing tae patent, and made a bad imitation
Of II, against whom hereby caution the public
n b Whenever Dentist speaks against
properly Constructed, tits because he is ignorant
Of the process, ilcomnetent TO make the work, or
sunw.iling 70 pay for the paten. je 16-n
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BOOK BINDING

Corner Z eveHth street and Maryland apssxs,
near the Smithsonian Institxtion.
EDWARD LYCETT RESPECTFUL IN
IL forms the subscribers to Browns Bible and
Shakespeare, now just completed, that he Is pre-
pared TO bind those works In a superior style OF
elegance, strength and solidity, and upon much
more reasonable terms than can be done In Balti-
more, Philadelphia or New York. A letter ad-
dressed to him (per post) will enable him to ex.
hibit to the subscribers specimens Of his style OF
binding. Every kind Of Book Binding neatly ex-
ecuted seT-om
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NOTICE. OF OO.PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE OF Oo-PARTNERSHIP.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCl-
l. ated themselves for the purpose OF conduct
ing a General Wholesale Grocery and Commits
sion Business in Georgetown, under the hrn OF
GETTY & WILLIAMS, and have taken ne
wa'e house No s, northwest corner OF hifh ana
Wsier streets VERNON GETTY,
EDWARD WILLIAMS.
Georgetown, october II, 1855. oc Win
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FRANCK TAYLOR
A NEW COACH FACTORY,
ON TWEI FTE STREET

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENT
ly opened Coach Factory at s53oNSstk
18th street, south Of Penn avenue, E4SS3s
would respectfully announce TO the public that
he is prepared to manufacture or repair all kinds
OF Coaches, Carriages, and light w agons, on the
most Teasona BILE terms, and IA the best manner
Those desiring good Carriage, or to have repair
Ing well and promptly done al low price are
earnestly requested 70 call, offer such induce
ments IS cannot fail IN please
AL work guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction
co 27-1m THOMAS GARDNER
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FURS FURS-AT SEYElGUR's.
nECiDEDLY THE LARGEST COLLEC-
~ tion Of Ladies' elegant FURS that has ever
before been brought to this market is now ready
for sale at the Georgetown Maeufactory.
STONE MARTEN, MINK, SABLE,
FITCH Do FRENCH DO
ROCK Do SIBERIAN SQUlRL;
In short every article that Is fashionable In tue
Fur line, and very moderate in price. Ladies
will please call early and get bargains at
w. r. SEYMOUR'S,
nov l2-2w Georgetown.
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Claim, Bounty Land, Pension, Property an
GENERAL COLLECTION AGENCY,

claim, Bounty Land, Pension, Property and
No i2i Penn nrenr., north side, Heur4H street,
orsr DnraI & Brothers, Washington, ID. c.
<.I.IuS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
- prosecuted before the Departments, adjusted
and settled.
House and Ground Rents, Merchants and
Traders, bills and accounts OF all kinds. whether
local or from distance, promptly attended to.
Books Of a. counts in business posted and Wit:
ten ND and tie estates of insOlvent and De ceased
persons balanced with balance sheet adjusted and
settled.
REFERENCES.
Chas B Calvert, Esq Geo. ). Gideon, Efq
Geo &c L. Parker l. Co. Rev q. Carothers,
George w Riggs, Esq Taylor hlaury,
Jos a Bradley ESQ Of Washington.
And Col John 8. Cuttings, of Baltimore.
JOHN w. WELLS,
No. 43i Penn avenue, over Duvall & Bro n,
nov a. colin Washington ID. G..
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EXTENSIVE WINTER OPENING
nF CLOAKS, TALMAS, SHAWLS, &c
" will take place at the New York Cloak and
Msntilla Emporium (2i4 Pennsylvania avenue
between 12th and 18th streets on Monday, No
vember 10th. OF styles altogether new and mos,
fashionable in New York and Paris.
The subscriber would state that he has Just re
turntd from tie North, where he has In the last
week selected his assortment from the best stocks
to b, found there, de for the fashionable 'wes,
e1dn trade Of that city.
such Cloaks have never been offered for sale
here before FRANK A. MCGEE,
nov 10-1w pa Pa av bet 18th and 18th SITS
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LAFArErrE.-During his enc,uru.,, :,

LAFAYETTE.-During his encaunment :,
the neighborhood of Philsdelphis, Washin,-
toR was repeatedly a; that city, maliae li;s
| self acquainted with tie military capabilities
Of the place, and its surrounding country.
and directing the construction Of fortiscations
| on the river.
In ono OF these visits he became acquainted
with tie young Marquis de Lafayette, who
had recently arrived from France in company
slta number of French, German and Polish
1cnceis' amopg whom was Baron de Kslb.
Ahe Marquis was not quite twenty years of
age be had already been married nearly
tnrSe years to q lady of rank and fortune
VII OF tne romance of liberty, he had torn
nlnseif from his youthful bride, turned his
oack upon the gsieties and splendors Of
court, and IN defiance Of impediments and
aimcuitles multiplied in his path, had made
n.s way TO America to join its hazardous for
He sent in his letters of recommendation to
HaI Loveli, Chairman OF the committee Of for
door OF Congress to know his success. Mr..
LoVeii answered that Congress was enbar.
raised by number of foreign applioations.
many without merit. Lafayette immediately
sent In the following note {" After nv sacrf.
hces, have the right TO ask two favors; one
Is 10 serve at my own expense; the other is
TO commence by serving as a volunteer" This
simple appeal had its effect; II called the at.
tsntion TO bis peculiar case, and Congress re-
solved on the 3lst Of July that, in considera-
ton OF his zeal, his illustrious family connec.
TONS, he should have the rank of Msjor
deneral in the army Of the United States. 1t
was at public dinner where a number OF
members Of Congress were present that La
iayette hrst saw Washington. He immediate.
knew him, he said, from the officers who
surrounded bin, by his commanding air and
Sers1n' "hen the party was breaking up,
Washington took him aside, ,complimented him
In gracious manner on bis disintcrested zeal
and the generosity Of his conduct, and invited
him TO make has headquarters his home al
cannot promise you the Injuries OF a court"
said he, " but as you have become an Ameri.
can soldier, you viii doubtless accommodate
yourself to the fare Of an American army"
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MISS HEWITT'S
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING
AND DAY SEHDOE..

No SS7, corner Of No York apenxe and 13tA So.
flNHE SCHOLASTIC YEAR COMMENCES
Il the first NJ Monday IN September, and ends the
last Friday IN June, and ID divided into two ses-
sions.
The Principal will be assisted by the most com
peteEt English and French resident teachers, and
every 4 ciliiy offered FOR pursuing Music and all
the various branches Of modem accomplish
ments.
For further particulars, terms, &C., see Circu-
oipal. au 2S-Its eotf
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HOSIERY: HOSIERY!

fINHOSE IN WANT OF HOSIERY FOR
Il the winter. should call before buying and
look through the new and we'll assorted stock Of
the subscriber, consisting in part, Of
Ladies and Cents English White, Brown and
Colored Cotton Hose
Ledies and Gents superior Cashmere and NIerlao
Hose
Ladies' and Cents best English and Pearl SILK
Hose
Boys and Misses Brown and White Cotton Hose
do do Worsted and Merino Hose.
FRANK A. MCGEE,
CO 3i-eo1m 2ii Pa av bet l2th and 18th sts
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Hat, Cap and Gents Fun shing Store,
nov ll-n 332 Pa av., bet 9th andl 9th sts
EReM LONDON.-THE LAWS AMI

~ RIO NJ LONDUN.-THE LAWS md
IL Practice Of Whist, by Cele6s, vol, 1850 /;
The Right Word In the Right Place, pocket
Dictionary Of English synonyms, 1856 Hard
wicke's Register OF the House Of Commons, 1856
sheerer on Blow-pipe, from the German, 1870 !:
Plettner and Mushpratt on the Blow pipe, from
the German, J vol Ainslie's Railway, Military,
Marine, and Geodetical Surveying, by Galbraith,
vol and Atlas Of plates Wildman's lnterna-
Tactics, by Capt Nolan, 1 vol; Bsretti's New
Italian and English Dictionary, vols octave.
nov H. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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c~ Ii was DR.. Watts who first sung OF a
harp o. th, usani strings
uOur life contains thousand spring.,
AId dies II one be gone,
Strange that harp OF q thousand strings,
should kssp In tuns % long"
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MRS. g. X. SMITH,
S2t ID sfFssf aoyfb bs t,pfsn 6fh mud tn

MRS. g. X. SMITH,
e20 ID street Royfh, bstsDsen Sta and 7tA,
pEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES
- Of Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity
that she Is prepared TO give Instruction. In classes
ara private lessons, In the art OF MAKING WAX
FLOWERS aud VASES. Also, Wax Fruit and
Ornamental Leather work
Ladies' wishing to avail themselves OF this op-
pofiunity OF acquiring a most beautiful accom-
p!ish Will please call early possible, as
Mira 3 does not contemplate remaining long In
the city
Wax Flowers In Clssses, per term Of IL les
.
WaI Fruit in Glasses, per term OF 12 lessons. S5
Leather w ork IN Glasses, per term Of lessons 50
Private Lessons 81 each--Vases Si0.
Boquets and Vases, Wreaths, Single Flowers,
&C for sale, or made TO order. au 26. 6m
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rABLE CUTLERY.

OUCH AS IVORY WOOD AND HORN
- handle table and dessert, Knives only, and
Knives with Forks Also, meat and game Car
vers ,.Steels, &c. These goods are manufactured
commend them as being equal II not superior to
any goods in the market.
O. W. BOTELER,
90 3a-eo Iron Hall.
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$500 REWARD.
p ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
"a living IN the village Of Nottingham, .
Prince Georges county, Maryland on Mon 81
day right, the 9Th instant, NEGRO GIRL Ike
MARIA, who calls herself Maria Chew
She is about eighteen years Of age, about four
feet ten or eleven inches high Size is very like
ly, and has pleasant smiling face. She has a
remarkably fine suit Of hair for one Of her color,
and IS, altogether, fine looking girl.
Will give the above reward Of one hundred
dollars for her apprehension-no matter where
taken-provided she 1. brought home TO me or Sc.
cured In jail, so that get her again
THOMAS 6. TURTON.
Nottingham, Sept 10, lS56-se lift
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OAKUM'S HISTORY OF TEXAS
from It's first settlement In 1896 to Its anexat.on
in 1876, IN two volumes. The O'Biien's end
O'Flaherty's, by Lady Morgan; repriated In two
volumes. (nov 10Y FRhNCk TAfLOR.
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HOUSES FURrIsHED

HUUcES FUH sFSH HE'D
NlTlTH CABINET PURNITURE, BEDS
w ard NAFrRESSE@, CHINA, GLASS,
AID CROOkERY, BLOCK TIN GOODS. SILL
VENTILATED WARE, CUTLERY, BRIT
ANNA WARE, PAINTED TIN WARE,
JAPANSEO GOODS, 8RONZED IRON
GOODS, GAS sFIXTURES,B ES,LOOK-
ING GLASSES, WOODEN WARE, KITCHEN
UTENSILS. dc.
Housekeepers will f1d at my store an extensive
assortment OF Housekeeping articles, embracing
almost eve:y thing deemed useful or ornamental
thus being relieved from the trouble and vexafou
II running about TO different stores to obtain W at
they may want, and pledge myself to sell IS Iow
as can be bought IN or out OF the city.
c. w. BOrELEa,
nov ll-ecSt Iron Hall.
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Form b.

Know all persons by these presents that ---
has released, and hereby releases, tn @ State Of
mont Of certificate or evidence of debt number
--,fr the sum Of s., issued by III. iate re-
public Of Texas (or by the authorities Of the State
OF T. ras as the case may be- and redeemed by the
United States in accordance with the pro,,.to - of
an act of Congress- entitled An act to provide for
the payment of such creditors of The late rp,biic
Texas "a are conpreheDded in the act of CoBgres S.
of september nine, eighteen hundred and nfy,,
approved the 18th Of February, 1855 and an act Of
the State OF Tckas, approved the lst of February,
1855
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Educational.
YOUNG MEN OF WASHINGTON.
FIRES Lectures eUsry Monday night for foxr
1oesks, consmeHcIne October 20th,
IT TIE UNION ACADEM

Such Young hen OF this tity as wish to obtain
athorough and practical knowledge OF Surveying,
Civil Engineering, Book Keeping, and Of such
branches as will 1t them for successful business,
viii md good opportunity In The DAY or
EVENING SCHOOL, At the Union Academy.
oc Is 4 RICHARDS, Principal
A CARD.
MRS. FRANKLIN, TEACHER OF VOCAL
w Music, No. qO5 street, between 9th and
lNn streets References: MIR. r. Davis, and Mr..
Hilbus, Music stores. se ism
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L Cutlery, fine assortment Of superior quail
~.
Culinary articles Of all kinds
Painted Tin Toilet Ware, in sets and single pieces
Tongs, Shovels, AndirOns, FendeIs, Sad Irons,
&c.
Wood Saws and Axes
Door Mats, Brooms, Brushes Of all kinds, and
almost every useful Article required in house
keeping.
For sale very cheap at my House-F furnishing
Wsrerooms, No $50 Seventh street.
nov 2aw6w N. NJ. McSREGOR,
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NEW CRANB ERRIEs, RAIsiNs. Dates

-
~ kc.-
IS boxes layer and bunch RAISINS
barrels sCkANBSRRIES
5fraus OF DATES
100 drums Of FIGS
2kegs TAIARINDS
bale Of Princess paper shell ALMONDS
1 do Bordeaux do
do Naples WALNUTS
5hogsneads Lovsring's GOLDEN SIRUP
2, 900 pounds huiled BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Few boxes nice HONEY In the csmb
10 barrels of Crab apple CIDER, sweet
sOhalf-chasts Of BLACK TEA, nice article,
a. low prire
With la-ge assortment Of Goods, for sale low
oy RICHARD J. RYAN,
nov ll-eo9v corner ga and streets
PIArFoRH AND COUNTER SCALES.
n1USDOCR'S PATENT PLATFORM AND
ut Counter Scales, Of all sizes for sale at manu-
factufers prices by ScGU6 d O'NEILL
se2 Agents. No lR5 Water Of Senrys.o0,
CAST OF CLOTHING
nF ALL KINDS PURCHASED AT NO 20
- Louisiana Avenue, opposite the Say Market.
" B-Al,o, wanted, person al Repairing.
nov l01ms
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THE UNION.

THE "UNION HOTEL" IN GEORGE
IL town, ID. has been leased by the -.
subscriber, who Is now prepared a nd would f.H
be pleased to receive permanent and tran -
silent boardels.
14-lm JACOB FOCEE
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DELTA SALOON,

SALooNs
ID street, bsttceen 8th and 9th streets.
THIS ELEGANT SALOON WAS OPENED
l. on Saturday evening, November S.h, -
and the proprietor, in soliciting patronage, tM6
begs leave TO assure the public that ne has.&xA
spared no pains OF expense in making this the
most elegant EATING and DRISKING sA-
LOON In Washington city. Its central and prir
vste locality, and the admirable adaptation of the
house to the business aided by the best Of cooks
and servants, and his unTemitting endeavors to
obtain the finest OYSTERS and other deiicacies
which the m'Iket affords, will, he hopes, merit
and receive the patronage of his friends and the
community generally.
nov II II ASA RICKETTS,.
MAUDs OR GENTLEMEN'S SHAWLS.
JUSTRECEIVED OUR THIRD
w and largest supply Of gentlemen Shawls,
embracing every varie y, weight, and size.
N Also, a large lot Of Bay State Shawls,
which we are prepared to sell at thelow price OF
SIS apiece. Call at
GEO II. b. WHITE cos,
Hat Cap and Gents Fun shing Store,
nov lift 332 Pa av., bet 9th andl 9th sts.