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! s44ltEt g WEEKLY MAIL LINZ azAk1Illa azAAkIla

- 1TE.fxGS 1ShThR SFhAs IL line itsi7
:ssSESgsgs---.sss427 TO EICHSRCRG. sS4@S--99szEsa
ON TUESDAY, alton THURSDAY,ION SATURDAY, at
p. NJ at ) p. NJ 5 p. ".
The aguiicent L. The magnificent The magnificent U.
States mail packet 0. $ mail packet States mail packet
Princess. Gap. I. II. w. McIsne, Nafchez, Captain
G. Holmes will leave Capt. j. B. Canon T. P eatters will
for Donadsonyllc. will leave for DON leave for Donaldson
P!a4uemine Baton alsOnvie Plaque Vile PIaquenine Ba
Rouge Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge Rouge, Port i!
Bayou Sara. Red Port Hudson Bayou Bayou Red
River Landing iFortISaa. Red River River Landing Fort
ADAMS Nutche2. Landing, Fort Al Adams NatcheE, Wa
Waterproof Rodney, ans Natc.e Wa terproo Rodney
ST. Joseph. Graud crproot- Rodney Joseph, Grand Guf
tiu WHrenon and ST. Joseph Grand Warrcton and Eicks
EicIi>bnrg Gulf, Warreuton burg every SATC R
TUESDAY, 5P. Ncksburg, Milli- DAY. at p. NJ
N. Ikcn's Bend and Lake,
Providence every
THURSDAY, at
P N, L.
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days, without fail the hour appointed All
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended Freight :aken for YazoO, it consigned 20 ",
SHAW the of the boats at Vcksbur-, who will forward
il without delay, ami without any extra charge.
These will not be responsible for any letter package
containing money iewery other yHuabies, unless regular
the freight paid for vaaGe deposited with The clerk
by the passengers, contnncd in .heir baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board. o. 10
CARROLL PRITGHARD & Co.
Union Row. 53 CarOnSieiet $.
sa31,tr T. p. SMITH. No.3 Tchoupitoulas ST.
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Among the advertisements in late London paper
we read that "Iwo sisters wanted washing"
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LATER FRoI THE WEST ED1Es-The Baltimore
Sun says: - 's'.' @ &.ss l,:'s.S's.s.s:t'
Thomas adriees to the 18th inst. state that the
health Of the island was good. Sugar and rum were
scarce as th.eommodities had been purchased by
been paid for years before AT ST. Croix, several.
cases of cholera had occurred. but they were Of
mild type and readily yielded to treatment
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7 REVENUE FROM CUsToHs:s SUnder |tthe above cap
ton our cotemporary; the Bulletin III hs&isste Of
yesterday morning, has some remarkson the experts
and iHA6rtsof the six scef Cities Of the Union
ElteSare as regards the IMPORTS or cash duties re-
cEgd at this port 50 far at variance the records
ofour CustomHouse, that we conceive it necessary to
corrett them \ u a.. \. 70 y. u -. ~. :.
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BIisslssippi Intelligence.

$Ia .F4 X 3 /. 51P' TjII NJ ! Ia
FIRST AENrAL F4IR AT GREsApA.-The AericuI-
sarai and Mechanical Association of this fourishng
toWn announce their first ANIMAL fair to be holden On
me Far Grounds" at that place, and commence
october I'd The articles for premiums are oofnpri-
see under the general head Of e American Manufae-
Ihres grieulture z Live Stock" and Written
Articles on Agriculture and Horticulturen
Nothing that grows in the South, Or il made by I'M
man hands here but can come into competition for
premium at this fair. il 4 5e -
FROST IN NATcHEz. The Courier, Of the ID INST.
says:
There gas ttadkiag .a :sss y
mdrningtst asS apparent sysTst
saie forth before sunrise On
the valleys wherever the eye might be directed: aes,
sterdays the first day OF October;s we had severe
white fEostl :0he that the tender plants snse FfaTe
felt, and 9ne that will doubtless proye great ntry
to othem We could uot refrain from the refecti6n
that the fever was prostratng our people last
Eaar4 on sthe frsta Of October what BLESSING of
hope SUCH a. demonstration would have beef To her
citizens. .Hfsr @-@ ~ I. +sS7s
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E7Nl TistN TFiN:Eli llilt 5'el oar 7eA.s. FN,v' .
TheproceSsion then formed-and moved III the fol
lowing order: @>y.s.., "A ( t'' - :.E@,
l. Grand Marshal, H:a. Pierce and aids. -,
.. American Coors. -. -
/. 8. Brass Band. 'SrsS5
14;>Thec BaIESEhose stately motion shows. that it
T.. .i| An,rW;iaTd III riii,~65 G =.
-. The, Ship State7.s, zg:-.,. IL. II a.
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NR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEAR

NIe. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
kf eXp4cHcu in this city practitioner of medicine,
The n;re will attend principally to oGee practice lie takes
of informing the public ttat he treats with
c,e success he Ilaa I, Eye, Lungs, Liver Heart
Kidneys, Bladder Chronic Dnrrca, IL word MI chronic
FntS; aud rheumatism in its worst form Also the Diseases
.. and pecally Of females prolapsps uer
Fe us AmlotrAoea etc. and thai class OF diseases
tetr,ct NcscfcII, primary and secondary
Fl who suffering would do well to give me cali befoTe
o elsewhere and they will receive safe ana speedy
uhgar nay sell all persons w.o have RhcTnaSpl
5ain in lhe Limbs make charge for services Ny
l!EUMttTIG SPEE1EIC only he had al my Office This
Of my recent discoveries III MaertA MeiGn, and it is
with perfect safety; It bers vegetable compound
IN consequence. Of the mary humbuE advertisements in the
newspapers with great reluctance give ny to the public
Address call Oh DAELDSlN'S Row, ii3 GARON-
DE5l3F street, between Poytiras AVID Ieyia st:eets.
CiiGe tl, stairs Hours from 8 \. IL. to . Z. NJ.
~ J. H. LOCKWOOD, N. n.
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a SLAVE pEpor, Mo. lss COMa1oN

g SLAVE DEPOT, MO. 1856 COMMON
40 STREET-The undersigned has on hand, end will keep
gs conSlny for sale for eiieE CASH City Acceptance
- tu assortment Of SLAVES consisting Of MECHANICS
III descriptions, HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS ETC. ETC.
Having leased the three story dwelling No. l56 Common
ErEne street he prepared to acs9nmollc transient Traders
aParicular will be paid consgnmen Of Slaves
THOMAS F. FRISBT, 1856 Common street.
PEFEGEEcEs; Fellows GO. Curry Person J c. Rcks
& %. Richard Beck J. g. Cocks Co Watt DeSaules
y B.-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES. nj "
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). gotal. gptelIigellte:. =. :. -

+ F1EE-A fire broke out at l O'Clock yesterday
morning. in vacant cottage beionsingSto Archy 8trpy
Baaee street etween solde and Prosper in the Third Dis
tict That and i've other cottages destroyed
belonging to john Engebricht being occupieda grocery
by him insured for Sl,6o0 one belonging TO L. Wing
ed-naured for S400 zone belonging Henry Bakerin
sured for $500, and belonging E.Nehe-inuredI
$500 all in the Branch of-the Merchants oce! The fire
attributed to ncenarisl The fire brigade the alert
with their usual pompude but the euoteess of tie section
and scarcity Of enabled the evouring get
O :. -
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7 IeI1Ves everN FRlDAI, az 5 T. ~.
r., gfs11sss. REGULAR FRIDAY EEGTGS-
e burg and Mlileis Bend Packet.
ssssss f,rai,k !s5 Lyon, J: Y White master, VII vii
eveg Rlore for Miike's Bend FfrksMrg Grand Gulf,
Rodney, Natchez Fort Albums, Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge
and MI Intermediate landings For freight having
+ splendid accommodations, apply on board.
~ 80 EEWIS SNAPp Il Co, 4 ront street,
EsThe Frank rnn viii regular weekly packet
throughout the Particular attention paid TO plantation
md way br<ue
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VIII Leave WEDNESDAY S,ii inst ;hts5 F. NJ. 70
, IT , FOR MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON,
fMs+ta = Greenylle, Pr;ltetpa, I,te.Proyidence, Mill
5@a@ ksn's Bend, and i'llfhe inesmediste lafding
The superior and swift running Judah IOIlrO
Capt NJ 1Inlr, dn place Of he.jo Simois per
Capt e. b. Chnrc will leave above For freight
apply Oh board or TO ...-',-.....- r ~'r-..
oG T. B. SMITH, 1 4T'cLorpitoulas st.
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VIII leave on WEDNESDAY. Oct 5. at 5 O'Clock 7. VI.
f5E%e REGULAR ME 1IPIIIS PACK
+ a Fl For Memphis Ifelenv, Napoleon rcen
FS ylie, Lake Providence, NicksLurs, and all in
sTneliate la,lngIhe fine, ts, saInis passenger stea1e
Louisa, Frank Keeling master, xTN leave above Fol
freielitfor passage apply on board, OF 10 .'"fs
:. LEV IS sSAPP o.14 Front street !
p SThe Iousn has Just been thqrpghy repaired and
in complete order and will remain III The trade during the viii
T. - - uctT
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IRE GEORGIA RAILROAD Hoax r r. Guy
Ter, Esq president Central railroad and bank
ing company Of Georgia, publishes 10 tho
Savannah Republican of Thursday last a du.
plicate of letter he has addressed to tha
London Times, contradicting the extraordinary
narrative Of Mr. John Arrowsmith, in regard
to atrocities imagined by him to have occurred
on the road over which Mr.. Cuyler presides
lie says:
90 beg permission 10 assure you and your
numerous readers that the whole account,
from beginning to end, is n sheer fabrication
L was in the city Of Savannah on the 25th Au-
gust, and know that there is not q word Of
truth in the statement -
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ART AND SCIENCE AT HoxE AND ABROAD.
The question Cf the moons rotation has been
much discussed for the past six months in
tho London Times and Lendon Mechanics
Magazine, growing out Of letter published
some time since by the we'll known astrono
mer, Mr. SymOnds Mr. S. took the posi-
tion that as the moon always presents the
same face 70 the earth, il cannot have a ro-
tat:on on its axis, and that the prevailing
opinion taught in sstrbsomical works, that il
rotates on its axis once In % days exactly, to
second, is wrong. He has been supported
IN his controversy by Evan Hopkins and
others, and Mr.. John Gumbach has published
phamPhlet supporting the same views, in
which he asserts that Newton's proposition
relative to the moons rotation has been en-
tirely misunderstood by his followers. Dr.
Lardner has just como out in defence of the
moons rotations, and DR.. WheweIl read q
paper before the late meeting Of the British
Scientific Association.
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10000 APPLE TREES
PERUVIAN KYRuP.

FIR tAs eHrs of Dyspepsta, Live, Complaint,
Dr. Psy, NssInlgia, In ipisst Diseases of tia
Lungs ard Bronehia! Passages, BiIes, 6sn
sraI Debility, Se.
THIS EXCELLENT MEDICINE, WHICH
IL has attained a high reputation and been ex-
tensively used In Boston and other cities Of the
East, has been received and Is now offered for
sale BY d. GILMAN, special agent, $50 Penn
ner Of l. and ID streets, Navy Yerd.
The proofs Gf lis efficacy are so sfous, so
well authenticated, and OF such peculiar chsrac-
ter that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to
ceiye The profsred aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be a
csre-aI, but Its range is extensive, because many
diseases, dppdsss1Iy unlike, are Intimately re-
lated, and, proceeding from one cause, may be
The class Of diseases for which the syrup pro p
vides a cure, Is precisely that which has so often
bafted the highest order Of medical skill. The
facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible, and
The safety and eHicacy Of the Syrup incontrovert-
ible.
Ihsve analysed the medical preparation called
the Peruvian Syrup, with reference TO the number
and kind Of active substances contained In Ii. and
the durability Of the compound as pharmaceuti
cal article. The metallic compounds Of arsenic,
antimony, mercury and zinc are not present, nor
Is II possible 10 detect in II the slightest ndica-
tion Of any metallic and mineral poison its or
ganic constituents do not include opium, or any
Of the drugs yielding poisonous principles. The
constituents, when separated, are not even acrid
70 the taste. Ii Is preparation sci ienufcally and
skifully compounded, possessing all the dufabil.
ity OF sptrituous uncture, without It's objection-
able qualities and the activity Of Its leading
stituent Is preserved through the judicious adap-
tation Of its solvent. The point here attained has
been frequently and unsuccessfully sought after
by phaImaceutists. Respectfully,
a. A. HAYES, MD.
ASJlyef TO State Of Massac husetts
No 10 Boylston stree. Boston, 81 Nov 1865.
nov 22-3m
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DKNTAI, SuRGEON

nR. F. COSBY, PENN. AVENUE, BE-
- tween Sixth and Seventh streets, 80
at the place formerly occupied by Dr 49,
Van Psien, has just received a very I1ID
large supply Of articles pertaini e to dentistry
and respectfully invites the public to give him a
call. Having devoted his whole time to the pro-
fession, he Is perfectly safe In declaring that he
will give entire satisfaction in every case The
best professional references can be seen at his Of
Mce. nov 12-tMarch90&
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FURS. FURS!, FURS.!.

HAVING FITTED UP IN ELEGANT
style for the ladies most beautifulf fur room
can now Offer the most beautiful assortment Of
Ladies' and Children's FURS, in Capes, Mantil-
Jas, Pcllarlnes, Viotorines, extra large Capcs,
!osines, and Boas, In
Real Russian Sable, real Ermine
Stone Martin, Sable Mink
Hudson Bay Sable, French Sable
Russian Fitch, American sable
German Fitch, Rock Martin
siberian Squirrel, Chinchilla, Black Lynx.
Also, Fur trimming for Cloth and Velvet
ClOaks, Of all widths.
Gents and Ladies Fur Gloves and 6auntlets
Collars aud Foot Muffs
Coach Robes Of Bear, Hudson Bay Well,
Prairie Wolf, Fox, Russian Fox, and Jennet.
Buying the above goods only for cash, can Of
Ter greater Inducements than ever 10 customers
Az that Is required is to examine my extensive
stock.
All goods sold warranted to be genuine at the
bazaar, corner OF 9Th street and Pennsylvania
nue., sign Of the white bear
nov 2S-eo2w HOPKINS.
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INGIoEs.-A gentleman, once upon a time,
entered a small shop in which vegetables were
kept for sale, and inquired Of the proprietor
if he had any " oniens."
"Onions, onions" repeated tho puzzled
vegetable dealer, " onions.-no, sir, slieve
not I"
After the gentleman had left the perplexed
vegetable man scratched his head for n mo-
meut, and then, as if struck with . sudden
solution of the mystery, exclaimed, Wonder
If the darned ignorant fool didn't mean in
pinnsiD
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TRADE BETWEEN EUROPE AND CHICAGO -
Advertisements appear in the Chicago papers
of vessels wanted for Europe One of them
/. desired to load for ga port inside the Straits
Of Gibraltar, and not higher M than Valen-
cia, with return cargo of fruit and wine direct
to Chicago" and the other to load Tor the
United Kingdom. The success: of the trip Of
the "Dan Richmond" in reaching Liverpool
with her cargo from Chicago, is taken as proof
- ostabIishcd, though il is strange, ifthat
80 the case, that the ship was sold in Liy-
srnooI instead Of returning whence she sailed
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

FURS!-FURS"-F
VJlODD co, UNDER BROwES' HOTEL,
l. beg leave to announce the arrival from Lon
don and Paris Of their splendid collection Of
STYLES from seasoned Soft-dressed Skins They
would invite particular attention to their elegant
and much admired
MANTILLA TALMAS,
VICTORIN with Muffs and Cuffs TO match
of HUDSON BAY SABLE,
MINK, STONE MARTIN,
FITCH 4 4 MOUNTAIN . i !, MARTIS, MA Ssa,,,,.,r,
LONDON LUSTRED,
and EkMINE;
RICH FUR TRIMMING,
SWANsDOWN TKlMMING;
ELEGANT SIBERIAN SQUIRREL ROBES,
for Cloak Linings, or cut for Trimming;
sa'Gs and RaVENa M MUFFLERs
Of Beaver, Otter, NutIia, and Sea- Fur;
Of Bear, Fox, and Buffalo skins.
TODD l. co for the past twenty Ave years
have devoted much attention TO this branch OF
their trade purchasing exclusively for cash, sell
ing at moderate prices, and by adhering to their
detsrmination to deal In no article that would not
bear the strictest scrutiny, they have secured a
large and increasing trade from all parts OF the
country.
Purchasers are invited to visit their establish.
ment and examine the most extensive STOCK
OF FURS south Of New York. oc3l-3t&eotf
HSUSE-kEEPlN8 ARTICLES.-TABLE
l. Cutlery, fne assortment OF superior quail
ty.
Culinary articles Of all kinds
Painted Tin Toilet Ware, in sets and single piece:
Tongs, shovels, Andirons, Fenders, Sad Ircas
&c.
Wood Saws and Axes -s....
Door Mats, Brooms, Brushes Of all kinds, and
almost every useful article required In hous,
keeping.
For sale veTy cheap at my House. F umishin
Warerooms No $50 Seventh street.
nov 2aw6w N. M. Mc6RFGOR.
TAaGE WHITE wRAPPiNG q 'pAPFr
IL !, 80 per ream; ANAL do do 65 cen.s; tol "a
Gray do, 81 cents; Palm Leaf do, So cents.
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III w. MUNDER, PROF ESSOR OF DANG.
Il lie Ing at Georgetown College and Con- ga
vent, and principal teacher Of Washing -
ton, d c., and Baltimore, Md has the IN
honor to announce to the citizens and Af&
public generally, that his school is open Ak,lRS
every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
AFTERNOON for Young Ladies', Misses, aud
Masters, from until oc 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 success 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 NJ spares
neither time nor patience to render the most un-
shilful pupil perfect.
he invites ladies and gentlemen generally Of
respectability and standing, to visit his C ass and
witness the improvement Of his pupils In the few
pleasant lessons that has past II is desirable that
all who wish to participate In his nj ay Exhibition
should entet carry this year, the dances in pre-
Parati on are more complicated than any hereto
fore introduced. nov 2l.n
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COAL-COAL-COAL.

COAL-C0AL-COAL.
w HAVENOW ON HAND THE LhRG..
w est and most superior stock Of COAL ever
brought into this market. Also adolt and deIiv
esi3g-
1877 tons X ed Ash, broken for Crates
170 do White Ash Egg, for II adiators
100 do do do broken for furnace
$50 do Red Ash Stove, for cooking purposes.
A deduction OF 25 cents always made when de-
livered from the vessel.
2240 lbs to the ton, from which there is no de-
Walton Coal kept under cover.
PINE, OAK, and HICKORY WOOD always
on hand TT & w. M. GAIT,
Oface N. w. cor. Of 18th and G SITS, No 547, one
square south OF Fenna avenue. nov II
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NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN TO ALL
" tradesmen In Is city who have been In the
habit OF purchasing waste or other Papers from
employees or others connected with either the
Senate or House printing offices, that II hereafter
any such purchases are made from any party
other than EDWARD Towers, who Is the sole
agent therefor. the parties so purchasing will be
prosecuted to the extent Of the law
nov lS-1w c. WENDELL,
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VEGETABLE Wool - The new carpet of
vegetable wool has lately been patented 1t
is Cheaper, more durable, and cooler than that
hitherto in use. In color alone IL is deficient
for while the green and yellow are perfect,
tie red and blue are rather indistinct and
muddy The material promises well, most of
all for hsngings. The Algerian stripe, SO
much in vogue just now, being quite as sLes. Es,-
tured at a saving Of one-hsh the price
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PURE WEE, ARE.

SOLID SILVER TEA SETS, 3d.
SILVER FORKS AND SPOONS,
SOLID SILVER WAITERS,
PITCHERS, GOBLETS, S CUPS.
FANCY SILVER WARE, suitable for
WEDDING PRESENTS
The above are all Of our own manufacture and
WARRANTED PURE.
III. w. GAIT & BRO,
nov 19.H 3A Penn, "a avenue
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JOHN II. Y1cCUTCHEN,

ATIUhNEY 7 AT LAW,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-
j l. dence to No. "a Missouri avenue, between
4x and 9th street. nov iS-1ms
nR. SAINHEH'S SCHOOL FOR THE
- Deaf and Dumb aud Blind, q street, be
tween 10th and 2lst streets, south side Friday
afternoon Is set apart for the reception Of visitors
nov lS 2W&
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coon REWARD.-RANA AWAY FROM
SIOO the subscriber, on the evening OF the
LIST instant, NEGRO WOMAN, belonging TO
the estate OF Mrs. Sophia Perrie, deceased
named CORNELIA DIGGS, about twenty-five
years Of age, Ave feet ten inches high, Of bright
mulatto color, and Is very wei made woman.
l will give the above reward IL taken In the
District, or State of Maryland, or $500 II taken
noa slaveholding State, and secured so that can
get her again. q. 4 WATERS,
nov 3-U Administrator, w. A.
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LADIES' AND CHtLBEEN'S FURS.
E3&nA LADIES WISHING TO OBJ
tain desirable + UKS at moderate
E8E<ssg prices will find good assO.t t.
A-ress ment of MANTILLAS, Pill
szsG34yrssrss LORINES, TIPPETS, d VIC
TORlNES, with CUFFS AND MUFFS 10
match, Of various prices, at
STINEMETZiS
Cheap Cash Store, 226 Pa av,
nov a-eotf near 18th street.
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NOrICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING
the Sole Agent Of the Government Printer for
the disposition Of all waste, damaged, or surplus
Papers emanatlng ftom the Government printing
offices and binderies, hereby caution all persons
from purchasing such from any one else, as upon
any further knowledge Of such fact, such persons
buyer AMI sellers) shall he prosecuted to The full
extent Of the law. All such papers as damaged,
(whlte and prlntedD s1Tplus documents, wrap
pers, DC can be found at my store on ID street,
near 7th the only authorized place for the sale Of
them. EDWARD TOWERS,
nov lS-lw Agent,
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PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
hUROOCK'S PATENT PLATFORM AND
WI Counter Scales, Of all sizes, for sale at manu-
facelreIs prices by BUGUR g. O'NEILL
se2 Agents, No. ia5 Water ST., Georgetova
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DErEcIIvr yIsIos.-Ths Paris M Medical . q.
sstie states, that Of the 5 Zys,zOI yoIns Ien
r,n nineteen years, l3. .oo7 were exempted on
account Of defective sight.
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MU9lC-MUSIC.

MUSlC-MUSIC.
"E BEG TO ASSURE THE CITIZENS
w OF tie District, that we have entered solely
in the Music, Musical Instrument, and Piano
Forte business, and they will always find az cur
store the largest and most select stock OF new and
and o.d music ever before oferTd by any frm In
this city Music ordered with dispatch. Music
bound. Music sent by mail free Of postage
Always on hand Pianos, Guitars, Violins, Ac-
cordeons, Banjos, Strings, Piano Covers. Stools,
&c &c JOHN l.. ELLIS,
nov % JOG Pa ave- near 10Th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-25

FRENCH PORCELAIN.
lust RECEIVED, PLAIN WHITE AND
~ gold band TEA and DINNER SETS
VASES, FANCY CUPS and SAUCERS. CAM
DLESTICKS, &c
4 fne assortment OF FANCY TEA SETS
Best English GRANITE WARE
DINNER SETS, TEAS, COFFEEy, TOLL
EFT WARE, dc.
At No. $50 Seventh street
nov l7.2aw3w Nm McGREGOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-25

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Is boxes layer and bunch RAISINS
barrels CRANBERRIES
frails Of DATES
100 drums Of FIGS
kegs TAMARINDS
bale Of Princess paper shell ALMONDS
/ do Bordeaux do
1 do Naples WALNUTS
hogsheads Lovering's GOLDEN SIRUP
1000 pounds hulled BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Few boxes nice HONEY in the comb
l0barrels Of Crab apple CIDER, sweet
2Ohalf-chests Of BLACK TEA, a nice article,
at a lovrprice.
With large assortment Of Goods, for sale low,
by RICHARD J. RYAN,
nov ll-eo3w corner 9th and streets