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The Trinity journal., 1856-12-06

EVENING ENTERTAINMENTs.- H. Pal
mer, pianist, was attacked in Washington
city, at night, by two robbers and dog
He tore the dogs jaw from the socket
struck one Of the Williams u blow that laid
his cheek open from the eye to the chin, and
then pursued the other and thrashed him
Soundly. After this he concluded the eve
ning's sport by giving IA concert.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-06
ASSAY OFFICE.
No. 50 Street, between I'd and 3D.
ACR A len TO.
BLAKE 81 90.

A SSAYERS OF GOLD AND ORES of every
"A description, are now prepared to execute bus
mess entrusted to them promptly, aud on the nisf
reasonable terms Onr assays have been thor
Ougly tested at American and European MINIS, and
we guarantee their correctness, and will pay all
differences arising from the same.
Through recent improvements we are enabled
to make returns for Deposits within six hours.
L, 5. Mint Coin sent TO our patrons in the coun-
try by return Express. Advances made on De-
posts. Oars discounted at San Francisco rates
Sacramento, Nov. /, 1856. 4l-jm.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-06

A FAMILY CONCERT Johanna Wagner
the German prtma donna, about whom there
was so much fuss in London, has married
and left the stage We presume she will now
think better of the Music Of the Future
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-06

Why is Fremont to be pitied
Because he got Jessie from Benton once,
and is now in a fair way to get Jesse from
the people.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-06
TnE editor of the Empire County Argu

THE editor of the Empire County Argus
dies like hero Hear him
We leave Columbia as we have left a hun
dred places before, with brass rule in our
pocket, and light heart in our vest bear
ing away little malice or lucre, but prdihg in
the good will of those among whom we have
been sojournng. Long years from now, if
life be spared, we shall turn back to memo
ry's page where are written the bright lines
of to-day's experience and as we now quit
it with regret, we shall ever turn with pleas
ure, to Cooma, feeling in the hearts quick
ened throb as we look down the hills which
stand sentinel around the golden valley, that
merry tingle of the jubilant blood, which
trlls the soul as VIC draw near uoMr.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-06

A DOG, which had lost the whole of its in
terestng family, was seen trying to poke
piece of Grape through the handle on a door
Of ono Of Philadelphia sausage shops
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-06

WHAT is more beautiful and poetical than
the chld's idea Of ice Watergone to sleep
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-06

The Board of Supervisors meet the lst Monday
in February, May, August and November.
DISTRICT COURT-l5TH District.
Composed of the Counties of Trinity and Hum
boldt.
TrRMs-In the County of Trinity, on the Sd
Monday in February, May, August and Novem-
ber,--in the County of Humboldt, the first Mon
day ia January, April, July and October
COUNTY COURT.
TERNs-ist Monday in January, March, May,
July, September, and November.
COURT OF SESSIONS
TENMs-lst Monday in February, April, June,
August, October and December.
PROBATE COURT.
TERMs.-4th Monday of each month.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-06

IE TRINITY COUNTY, CAL SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER

MAJOR DowNIE.-This pioneer Miner, af.
ter whom Downeville is named, has recent
ly written from that place to the Mountain
Messenger communication, which closes as
follows
A word about the quartz lead that We
discovered this summer on the ridge back o.
the Slate Creek House When | came over
here this spring TO looa at the mountain
where we are at work, thought it was adj
visable to have good look all around it,
so away | goes to the ridge, and, as luck
would have it, got right on top of the vein
picked up rock, and satisfied myself it was
not far from gold, but | did not see any
gold another rock and might have seen
it. 1t seems my unluCky star was in the as
cendant, or was not thinking of quartz at
the time BE that as it may, was not to
get that ledge. A few days after, along
came Chileno, hunting-shootS grouse
the grouse falls on q piece of gold-bearing
quartz about forty ounces in weight, and 10y
that means discovers the ledge.
Would you call that luck ? 1t looks like
it, | must say But again, it is said that
luck attends fools If there is this saying,
have | not made fool of myself in vain
Yea, an ass of myself for the past seven
years in the mountains of California pack
ing blankets and prospecting tools like an
ass in very truth.
will give up all idea of tumbling on a
pile on the top of the ground, and will ap
ply myself diligently to my tunnels hence
forth Peradventure fortune may smile on
the efforts of forty-nincr, and gladden. the
heart that has been so long expectant
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-06
THE TRINITY JOURNAL
Is PUBLISHED EVERY sATURDAYMORNI
BY CURTIS g. GORDON,

Is. j. CURTIS, ID. T.. GORDON,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-19

u DIR. b. A Gould, who went to Europe to
parehase instruments for the Dudley 0bserva-
TORY at Albany, has returned 20 that city, and
been welcomed by the friends of science there.
De ordered IN Europe a meridian circle, a
tlahsit instrument, and a clock, which are TO
20 omPleted and delivered in this country by
.ne nrst OF August next, and are to have mod
lnGatlonS' additions and improvements, which
val render them superior To any hitherto con-
At Albany.
~ practical agricultural mana, the
W0rEins Farmer, states that the value Of the
hog crop this year, In the United States. will
tall little short OF two hundred millions Of JoI.
lars. or fifty millions more than the cotton crop.
r. The citizens Of Pike county, Illinois
-naVe organized a law and order society, for
the detection VI horse thieves eOunterfeiters
snd law breakers generally, and for a more
<.fectual guard against the constant depreda-
tions which occur IN that county.
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Correspondence Of the Evening Star
II. 8 Ship ST Uo1rrS


Porto Praya, &C. W Dec. 10, 1855. I
We arrived here safe to day. with officers
and crew all we'll having left Philadelphia on
the 10th of November, and the Capes of Della
ware on the 18th. On the 18th we fell in with
the schooner Ultra-which had sustained the
loss of her rudder, spars, &c.-and laid by
her about twenty -four hours, in the mean time
repairing her damages and supplying her with
such needful articles as would enable her to
reach some port in the West Indies, perhaps
st. Thomas. One man (Mr. Barnett) took
passage with US, and returns to the United
States tomorrow in the slOop-of- war Dale
On the 23d of November we encountered
quite gale of wind, in which the St. Louis
laL pred very hard, causing her to leak some.
She Is weak vessel, and it is very doubtful
whether he can be kept together in proper
trim TO con, plete her cruise, for even now
when we fire a gun some Of her work is sure
to be started. SoLpe of us think that the ship
should have been re ,Huilt before being sent to
sea; but the Department, no doubt, thought
she would stand a two years cruise on this
station, and on her return Ihey would give
her a thorough overhauling Our carpenter
will, no doubt, by patching and caalking, be
able to keep her together, 50 that our cruise
may be a successful one.
The men on board this ship work adniira-
bly,, and there has not been a complaint en-
tered against one of them since the vessel was
put in commission. Upon the whole, we think
the st. Louis has the finest crew ever seen on
board a man of war.
Not having been ashore | cannot give
you description of Porto Praya but will
do 50 in my next. Our stay here will be short,
probably; for as soon as the carpenter gang
do little caulking We are to be off again
down the coast.
The only United States ships in port here
are the slOOp- war Dale and the brig Dol
phin-the frigate jamestown having gone
down the coast on a cruise
The health Of the squadron, so far as we
have heard, is good. Yours, TIL
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PERSONAL.

80. Hon. Charles King, and family of New
York, are at Willsrd's Hotel.
-. Commander William L. Hudson, U. 8.
N, is at Wizards.
Nv. P. Fetridge, the eminent Boston
publisher, is at Browns.
-. Hon. B. T. Butler presided at the ban
quet of the New York Typographical Society
on the 18th.
-. Madame Rachel, few hours before
the French company sailed from Havana, de-
cided to remain there.
... Hon. Thomas Corwin had fall on the
ice at Cincinnati last week, and fractured his
thigh-bOne.
&C.. Rev. DIR. l.. s. Ives will lecture at New
York on the oath of January, for the benefit
of ST. Vincent de Paul's Society. Subject
The poor in their relation to Society"
.... Professor Bache's address at New York
on Thursday, was heard with great interest by
large auditory He gave an interesting ac-
count OF the United States coast survey, and
illustrated his remarks by the use Of maps.
80. Henry W. Trait, of Leono1, ba. beer
appointed Clerk of the court for the county Of
Berkshire, Mass, in the place Of Charles Seds
wick, Esq, who has held the office between
thirty and forty years.
.... DR.. J. S. Jones has written new foul
act play for Wyzeman Marshall, which h,
will produce at the Boston Theatre, immedi
ately after the opera The scene is laid il
Spain, time, reign Of Charles ID
80. John B. Cough has been invited t.
a banquet, to be given at Niblo's Saloon New
| York, on the evening of the 14th of February
Six hundred ladies and gentlemen are ex
Pected to present.
| 80. DR.. Thaddeus William Harris, the wei
1 Ii hrs Of IL al
Cambridge on Wednesday He was sixt!
years of age, and was pronounced by the learn
ed Professor Agassiz to be decidedly the bes
entOmOlOgst in the world"
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Jan. l9 Flour has advanced.
sales Of City Mills at IS; sales Of 500 bbls
Howard street ut S. O6aSS IL.
Wheat is unchanged; good 10 prime reds
81 10asl So. good 20 prime whites 81 SOs
81 So. Offerings are small. Com is unchanged;
sales Of yellow at 74a76c, white 73a75c.
Provisions are generally 6rmer; the closing
of the Ohio river has had the effect 10 stifen
the market. Mess pork is higher, sales al
SO 50asl7. Bacon is dull, and in limited
demand shoulders Stasic, sides 9ta9ic, hams
ll4al2. Lard-sales Of 100 ties, Of Western
at lOic, and prices are generally frm.
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DLette, from Hon. John Minor Bo,,,

OF virginia, dated hc lmOBd July 9Th. 1855.
Mes-rs. WIN y BEEKs - Gentlemen: Considers
OF duty to the afflicted alone
uary testimonial to the value KTRRS SPANISH
Ml&IUR for that almost iHcurable disease ScrOfula
without being disposed deemins 40 into
the particulars OF the
suits tAat have been produced by medicine on mem
Der Of my own family aud under observation and
sVpsrinsndence after the skill the best
oSen sILsB-ed and all the usual remedies failed
iUsfy ID recommending VIII be
ing IA ON thai drsSdfgI msIady.
do not mean 10 ha - IL adapted all constitutions
that IL will zAord the relief I'm all cases for OF
cIuTss. know nothing about thatbut from what
have seen a The effects vJlld bssa.e 10 uss In any
Case ct Scrofula With for whom fs or
over whom could exercise influence control.
Jan lin Respectfully yours JNO M BOTTs
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cured too soon Don't delay saith yonr complaint incur
Die, aEd then when 10 late Four fths al
the disease which people the church BY
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS, "a taken In ssAssn Don't 20
dragging through the Spring faint sleepy and sass
blood 10 loaded with bills. Don't
scbe hesrSsTn and their kindred disorders because y1ur
stomach - tout Don't parade yourself around world
covsd with EiInp4s blotchss, ulcers and all gH
the nEceaH diseases the skin, because your
wants els~si3g Don't show sorsef about lean hsggard
all c.ved in, because your stomach h g9wes need
eniug into healthy action Ayers Pulls things right
surely Wster qGsness Dire. They purify 10y and
blood and restore their fnlS.tOns into healthy activity Wh
you feel quick they tSken They tie
medical wonder OF this recgsd by all who
their virtues aud many thousands know t6u Take
Cherry for Cough and the Pills all derGnEe
msnts Requiring = Purgsiiye medicine.
Prepared b. J. a. AVER, Lowell, Mass and sold 10y
every respectable dIssssst.
Sold by L D. GILMAN, washington; o. N. LINTHICUM,
GsoT.eiown; JAMES COOK ODl F-sfericksburs.
B-eosm
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UIsit Over.-Yes! Christina, 4. over

oeI not ts agony Many are now suffering pain the
limb or about The shouldsrs side from an irregular ar
ton OF tbs sT cIaaod usage during the excitement
Of conyivis hoGrs Noting Ike De GRATIS ELECTRIC
OIL TO relieve s1ch painful rsLJleetops. Even rheuma
of thirty years agony has been by this
valuable Electric Off, fro the Professor. only ONCE
EiShth ctr Philadelphia een Chestnut ana Wlnut
A regular do ioF fn attendance.
S-E :. COverdss. Es9, Of Beverly, " j. who was 80
badly the disastrous collision the M
Donald completely restored BY lie GEsis wonSerul
EIectrs Oh, "tsi the world says Rachel ami
thoasands more south Eighth close by Chs-nu bully
dec Att
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any pretended Imitation has keen said that every
city IL paradise of humbugs but let q really eToriOus
article capable Of doing ell that promised
stand tie test Of opposition dependent inflated
t0rsty snd HOstetter's famed STOMACH BITTER5 bear
evidence OF s for IL has been hold
and tried and iagnd wanting in curing Dys
pepss In any form. Ehsn these facts known, why
sbOld IL not be appreciated I'D used by everybody
sale by Druggists aud Dealers gsasrsly. JAMES N CAL
| n. Agent q Was f.n4-tr
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IN VIEW

nv THE ADVANCED STATE OF THE
~ season, We offer the remainder of our supe
Tior stock Of gentlemen's UNDER SHIRTS and
DRAW Frs, at greatly reduced prices such "a
Silk, Scotch Wool
Shaker Flannel, Merino, &s., OF all sizes
All In want OF articles in this line will fnd II
TO their advantage to give ms a call, are de-
termined 10 close them out very cheap for cash
GEO. IA. h. WHITE a Co
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Store,
S}2 Pa. avenue bet 9Th and 10Th streets
ian li-eO2w
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New York Markets

NEW York, Jan. l9.-Flour is improving
sales Of 900 bbls.; straight State IS. l2.; good
Ohio 1892; Southern ss.sI
Wheat and corn are inactive, and nominal
prices can only be given.
Pork has advanced; sales Of $50 bbls. Mess
slt 81: per ool Beef is dropping; sales Of
100 bbls. Chicago repacked sIi75, Lard is
firm; sales Of ! 500 bbls at l.alIac
Whisky has declined sales Of 200 bbls. Ohio
at 35Ie.
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Clothing Emporium. Browns Hotel Building respectfully
announce that their display of FALL and WINTER Clio
THING IL ready for inspection comprising
Dent Of COATS, TALMAS OVERSACKS, SURTOUTs
VESTS and PANTALUONS, of the newest aud richest
signs in material, trimming and wOrkmsDshp. To gentle
who study excellence with economy fashionable
tclss dress opportunity selecting
chs stocks Goods city very
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Stock Markets,

NEW YORK, Jan. l9-StOcks are dull
Cumberland Coal Company 23i; Illinois Cen
trail shares 95i; Michigan Southern 50, New
York Central 80; Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany 1904; Reading Railroad So!
Sterling exchange is unchanged
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mAhh1ED,

On the 18th instant, by Rev DR. Sunderland
Mr. JOHN "a eTRAIN, OF Arkansas, to Miss
CORNELIA W., daughtef Of John b Houston,
Esq, Of this city.
On the 18th instant, by Rev MI. Morssll, A. X
CHILDs, Esq Of Georgia, to SUSIE, daught
Of Jno. r. Ingle, OF this city
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BY JAS &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
pINURSTEE'S SALE or VALUABLE and
III EIisiblY situated Real Estate. BY viz.

BY JAS. &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
pINURSTEE'S SALE or VALUABLE and
Il Elisibly situated Real Estate. BY vir.
tue OF two several deeds In trust from James A.
Wise and Harriet Ann Wise, his wife, bearing
date respectively on the 9TH day OF April and the
Sth day OF September, 1855, and duly recorded,
the subscriber, al the request OF the treasurer OF
The Fraohlin Building Association, will sell al
public sale on THURSDAY, the 2lth day Of AN
uary, 1856, at O'Clock p. m, on the premises,
part OF Lot NO. II, in Square No. 429, beginning
FOR the same al point on eth street west on the
front line OF said lot at the distance OF 40 teet
from the southeast corner thereof, and running
thence due west parallel tc the south boundary
line loo feet 10 the rear line OF said lot; thence
cIe east 100 feet TO the front line; thence south
with said front line IS feet 20 the place Of begin
ming, with the buildings and improvementS,
which consist or a three-stOry brick dwelling
house.
The above property IS eligibly situated on eth
street west, between and streets north, and
rapidly enhancing In value, and offers favorable
opportunity for investment.
The terms will be ONE .hito cash. and balance
IN six and tITeivP months, for notes bearing inter
est rom day Of sale secured by deed oftrust upon
the property; and If not complied with IN s;4
days after the sale III. property will Dc resOld,
upon one weeks notice. ~ the risk and expense
Of the defauting purchaser. All conveysncing al
the expense OF the purchaser.
CHAS = WALLACE.
JNO. g. g. HAMILTON,
Trustees.
JAS. y. MCGUIRE,
dec 2f-3tawSds Auctioneer.
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NOR RENT-IN GEORGETOWN,A TWO
Il story brick house, with extensive back build
mgs, and hne apartments for servants. Gas pipes
throughout the house, a pump Of water In the
yard, large garden, and enclosed lot on each side
Of the house Also, for hire by the month or year
first rate dining room servant, sober, honest and
active, and accustomed to drive a one horse car
rage Enquire at this office, or on Gay street,
1O4 Georgetown. ian 16-dlw&eotf
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aud sold by DR. Jackson, az the German Medical Store
Arch street Philadelphia, daily Increase IN their well
ed celebrity the eli Diseases arising
the liver These Eitters indeed proved
blessing 20 the afflicted, who show their gratitude
most hattering testimonials Ills medicine has established
for itself that competitors, however willy their
schemE- seductive their Is8Bises cannot reach.
gained the public confidence By the Immense benefits
have been derived from It and will maintain posi-
Advertisement.
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.
an rIESnSV aETEQ Nnn, tho savan

By JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Real
l. Estate.-By virtue Of deed OF trust to the
subscriber dated April -, 1851, and duly record
ed in Liber J. A. g, No. ., folioS I2l, i22, 423
and i2i, one OF the land records for Washington
county, shall sell, at public auction, TO the high
est bidder, on MONDAY afternoon, December II,
at O'Clock, on the premises, the whole OF square
No. AL, fronting on south X and l., and 9th and
eth streets west.
and Is months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
All conveyancing at cost OF purchaser.
HENRY NAYLOR, Trustee.
]. G.. MCGUIRE, Auct.
Immediately after the above. on the prem
Uses we shall sell, by virtue OF deed OF trust du-
ly recorded, &c, lots Nos. B. q, and o, In Pages
subdivision OF square No. 39O.
Terms as above.
1.-THE purchaser or purchasers shall fail TO COM
ply with the terms Of sale within five days there
after the Trustees reserve the right TO RESELL at
the risk and expense Of said defaulting purchaser
JOHN Il. FENWICK, ! r-,.,o0
RICHARD WALLACH}
JAS. G. MCGUIRE, huctlOneer.
nov 10 2aw&ds
IDcThe above sale is postponed until
WEDNESDAY, afternoon, January 9Th, al Ok
O'Clock, on the premises.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
dec l9-2aw&ds Auctpneer.
iIrThe above Sale is further Postponed
until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, January
23d, same hour and place.
jan lO-2aw&ds J. c. MCGUIRE, Auet'r.
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By A. GREEN. AuctioGeer.

By A. GREEN. AuctioHeer.
CROCK OF GROCERIES AND PROVIS-
- ions at Auction.-I will sell, on THURS
DAY, the oath instant, at 10 O'Clock a IN al No
a99 Ninth street next door to the House Furnish
ing Store Of Dom h Bro, Il good assortment Of
Groceries and Provisions, such as
Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Spices, Starch
Tinware and Glassware
Onions, Beans, Dried Fruit
And other things that are usually kept in X tail
Grocery stores not necessary to mention
Terms at sale A. GREEN, Auct
ian lS-FWTh
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by DR. FOTIsE Of Paris for besutyiug the compIs
curing diseases Of The skin for shsviD cleansing
removing Pimples tan and iTeckles and many
poses Price 90 per bottle For sale SHILLING
TONS BOokssiliRg and Stationery Establishment Odeon
Building, corner ~ street and Penns. dec
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sctVe sud beautiful specimens Of the Photograph
Low exhibition at WHITEHU RST'S GALLERY are the
AhBkOffPEs. They are truly = beautiful Picture and
In respects Improvement the old familiar
sueTTeOtyPes The Gallery contains quite large collection
OF Photographs on DaguGrreosypes the United
States Supreme Court since $780, members Of the United
States courts President Pierce and Cabinet any other
public Of the Nation visit TO WHITRHC RSEs GAL
LERY No 4S4 P0Bnsy ysnis we'll worth
Bile and the time. 2S-u
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Evening Star by the Agent
of tue Associated Press.
Charleston Markets.

CHARLESTON, Jan. lS.-The sales Of Cotton
for the past week were IL, 500 bales at prices
showing no change The stock on hand is
~ 900 bales
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ANTHOLOGY DEMoNsrRATED.

DROF. Sylvester INVITES THE La
dies and gentlemen OF Washington Fad viei-
nifty 10 call and consult the planets, sOr such 40
the have In store for you the day You was born
the yet shall receive al d. 1erent ages In Your
life for in them Is the foGlbdBtiOn OF truth, ana
the omnipOtance Of great God, 10 execute, is
Texas 81 cents, man, woman, or hid people Of
color IS cents. ANY particular advice viii be
given aud confidential. Apply al No. l37 b 81 !,
MAN, on the Island. All lipds OF distempers
cured In quick time. dec 2s-Ims
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CHRISTMAS GIFT!

DOBERT SCHWARTZ HAS THE PLEA
II sure OF informing the public that he is well
prepared FOR accommodating the public in general
with FRESH OYSTERS, put up air-tight. for
sanling them 20 their distant friends in the coun-
try. He also keeps constantly on hand fine sup
ply of PICKLED and PR RESERVED OYSTERS
Please call on e SCHWARTZ, corner Of llth
and streets, leave orders al his establishment.
corner of 10th street and Potomac river.
decD-tf
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DESIRABLE GOODS fOR THE SEA son.

JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM MAN
a. chester, Englasd-
case superb and very cheap Bed Quilts, All in
entirely new styles OF weaving, among whj1h are
lO-i, IL 4, le-4, and 10 4 Turkish Quilts a melted
article, In white, blue, and pink. For comfort
and durability this article viii surrass any other
kind in use.
above, all beautifully triU.sned round with lace.
Also, four packages neavy dark colored Coun-
terpanes, al low prices, very warm and comfc-ta-
tie for this WEATHER, cheap.
4bales Superior riband- bound Scotch Blankets
Also fine lot OF quilted Comforts for beds all
made Of madder-colOred prints, and warranted
not to fade.
Also stil on hand, some very select and superior
Velvet and Brussels Carpetings, which, In conse-
quence or the advanced stage Of the season, will
now be offered at considerably lower prices than
usual
Also, fine lot or superior Floor and Table OIL
cloths CLAGETT pODSON A co.
jan 7-eo2w