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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That the SINH
i scrIber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
OF washington county. IN the District of Columbia
ltterS OF edtn trdtlon on the personal estate of
SAM FL. WARDELL, late of Washing ton conn
~, deceased. All persons having claims against the
sad deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 49, day of October next they NAV other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of The said
estate. " N
Given under my hand this 18th day of October la57
Ii. III. STINEMETZ,
DC AJ,n;n,.,-..s-
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GREAT CHANCE.-VygInia and other money
~ taken. Great bargains in goods. Having puT-
chased very superior stock of VELV f. u 8,
CLOTHS, and CASSIMER rs at a great sacrifice,
and twenty five per cent. less than prices two
months ago. we WILL and offer bargains to be
got IN this city; also. fine and splendid stock of
Clothing which must be sold for cash.0
WALL & STEPHENS,
No. so Penn. avenue, between 9th and
10th streets, and under Browns Hotel, No.
oc l6-lmeod 232, between 9th and 7th streets.
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81 STILL IIVE,''
Line. Having secured the services of an expee
rienced Sign and Ornamental Painter, am prepared
To do SIGNS, BANNERS, TRANSPARENT
CIES, TO-, IN the latest styles.
Also, continue to do HOUSE PAINTING
GLAZING, and 6 RAINING In a superior manner
At No. So Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th
streets.
sc 4-eOtf Nj. r. PARKER
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ERUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES. 90,

The undersigned cals the attention of planters to
ms extensive stock OF r RUlT TREES, which -
are oil the hnest quality, guaranteed as 10 accu k$R
r1cy, and very cheap, viz: .@
D,UO Dwarf Pears, choicest variety native and En-
ropean. SIS to SIS per IH.
D O0o Peach Trees, standard kinds, SO per 100.
io.VO Pple Trees. best Southern variety, ala Der
2NO l.awton Blackberres.
AprIcots, ChsrrIes, Plums, Ounces, Grape Vines
strawberries. RaspberTIes, GOOseberries CurIants
90 &c an immense stock of all the finest variety
shade Trees, EveTgreens, Roses, Rhubarb and
Asparagus Roots.
With all articles pertaining to the Nursery and Seed
business. JOHN SAUI,
S67th street. corner III street,
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HOUSEKEEPERS. ATTENTION.

II " N r0N
Just received, a new supply of the improved cele-
brated SUNRISE AlRTIGHT FLAT TOP
COOKING STOVES. four sizes. For sale OnI, at
G.. WOOdward's Metropolitan Stove and 6 rate Fac
tory, Nos. and 322 Pennsy lvana avenue, between
10th ana llth streets.
7-eO4w e.. wOONwAR
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A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF NEW AND
"A ELEGANT PLATED WARE

we VIII open to-day very large assortment of ell
egant Plated Ware, consisting Of very superior Tea
Sets, WATERS, Cake Baskets, Casters, Albata Fork
spoons c., which we will sell at prices far below
any here tOiore offered.
As the above must bs sold we are preparpd tO ofar
our customers unusual inducements To purchase
NJ w. GAIT Il BRO.
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RUY YOUR GOODS FOR CASH!
- AND SAVE Ten PER CENT.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO
CASH PURCHASERS.

X; BRICE HALL. who for the past ten years
has been SD literally patronIse by the LADIES'
deslrons of rendering his grateful thanks for past
customers that he has added to his already extern
A's c fIisPisf" k%D SHOE ROOMS.
on the Second and ThiTd floors,
T hG we ys az Oh ffqGEsSs f
G5 Eat, NTk = MEN,S, B0iS, and SERFISTs;
In our Retail Department, on the FIRST floor:
ass Of e a WI aTs and S9I
unusually low prices. OurassOrtment of r ANCY and
STAPLE pREsS Go"Ds, for Ladies, will be found
have Black Silk AZ 81 cents; English Merinos at .
some as low as Is cents; Plaid Merinos. 81 ceit
PLAIN and figured Del .aInes. very cheap: Brown AID
dies, Merinn Vests, very cheap; ladies', Gentle
men s. and Chlldrens Shawis, IA all sty les and PT
newest and most beautiful styles At New York psi
css; GOOD Kid Gloves. 81 cents; ChdTen's wOrtted
ems, Diapers, and sheetings, at verr low pic
Linen Towels cents; Wool Flannels at l6 cents;
cents Spool Cotton, u cents per dozen; Umbrellas,
Our department for Gentlemen'., Boys, and Ser
wants wear, offers many lnduceu ents, comprising
complete assortment Of Cassimeres, CassIneis.
cheap. lrder-Shrts and Drawers, all sizes ard
of new and besutifn designs. very cheap; Drugeets
in all widths at low prices; Floor Oilcloths fifty
- Gentlemen's, Boys, and Chi.dren's SLOUGH Hats
and Cloth Caps In great variety, at unheard OF
prices.
Our stock of Boots and Shoes from the first
manufs lecturers In the country, embracing all Qua-
ties, Styles and prices. for Ladies' Gentlemen Chill
dren and Servants all of which will sell per
cent less than regular prices, and warrant them to
give satisfaction.
OUR TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH, and
as proof of our determination to sell ten per cent
less than those who sell credit. invite you to
call, examine stock, and compare the prices
with those asked elsewhere, we believe IL will he
to your interest to purchase of for cash at ten
per cent less than The be bought in
v. BRICE HALL.
No. S73 Seventh street,
Oc 80 cow fourth house above I,
A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD-CASE IRON
"A frame Pianoiorte, used one year a careful
family, Of Haliet, Davis L. Co., Boston, renowned
manufacturers, will be sold at a great bargain fer
cash or credit, at our great Piano Emporium.
JOHN f.. ELLIS,
pa hat andtO ST
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< FISHMAN,

$ FISHMAN,
os DEALER IN
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY,
informs his friends and the public that he has in
oPsned n new store of all nds of DRY GOODS
ERH x c.. assuring the public every arti-
Gle to be as represented, and to sell very small
advance. Come and examine my stock, and Judge
for yourself.
Store-NO. 3oI 18th St, between III and l. next door
to Mr.. Tr sons hardware store. Oc 2-eOImf
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ALEXANDRA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD
We learn from the Alexandria Gazette thu the
whole length of the track of this road has been
or will be relaid crOss-ties and heavier string
eTs have been used, and in many places wider
and better rail substituted for the former one
The curve at the canal basin has been altered n nd
the facilities for passing il with ease consideTa-
DIV increased. Throughout the entire line or, at
deal has been done to secure increased convent
en"e OF transit over the road, as well as greater
durability To the road-bed and superstructures
But small portion Of the improvements amon1
which Is platform and curved DEPOT al the
Long Bridge, remain to be completed and that
u - probable the trains will be set in norion
again before November is far advanced
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n CASE FOR INVESTIGATION. John w Rurns
was arrested last night by officer Suit on war-
rant issued by Justice Dom, on the oath Of Mary
Ann Burns, wife Of the arrested party, settiD,
forth that she was credibly informed and beIiev,
ed that the accused had ''stole and carried a,y.v
Two negro boys, the property Of her father Jesse
Taylor Of Virginia, and had sold or il about 20
sell said negroes 10 send them South
he case was set for trial before Justice Job,
h GCddaIdi and this morning the inyestiyatiop
was commenced, and II being necessary to obtain
certain witnesses out of the CITY Justice Coddsrd
held Mr.. Burns TO security in II 600 for further
hearing, and that he Will not in the uneantiIne
proceed further TO dispose Of the said negroes.
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CIRcrIT COURT--The Court was engaged all
day yesterday in the examination Of Mr. John c.
darkness, principal witness for plaintiff in the
eases Of Zephaniah Jones VS.. Ann Dermott. now
now pending. This case having been ON the
Ilicuit Court docket since ISL. and involving
claim on the part Of the PLAINTIFF for $50 600 will
bt hkeIy 10 occupy The attention OF the Court for
week or longer.
This morning, before the above trial was re-
samed The Court took up the case OF Laurence
NJ Morton, administrator Of CypTian A Morton
VS. Matilda kengla; Corporation for plaintiff
This was a case Of trsspass Verdict for plain
TN. Damages asSessed at S39S 26
The Court then resumed the trial where IL wa
left on closing the Court yesterday.
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ATTEMPT TO STEAL.-1.ast night a German
woman, and a girl about fourteen wears, old
went into Mr.. Freeman's shoe store near Second
street on Pennsylvania avenue and while the oirl
was engaging the attention Of the small lad who
was IN charge OF the store at the time, the woman
was secreting shoes about her person The girI
turned to go out, and said she would call her sis
ter Lie in, and about q purchase: and the
lad turned upon the woman and asked for the
shoes; she started to run, and he raised the cry
of ''StOp thief" when she dropped fy. naIrs n
shoes. She was let of on her asxeveration thai
she had husband and two children who would
lie ruined by her arrest.
NAGLE's TROUPE-THE LAsr WEEx-Nr
Maggie, who is now in New York has va. Learn
rented the establishment, No. 4iI Broadway. re-
Gently occupied by Geo. Christy 4 Woods min
strels, and will, after this week take his inter
estiny troupe Of Juvenile performers to that city
consequently those here who have failed IN ,vi,
ness their representations at Odd Fellows Hail
must hurry up their cakes This afternoon AT a
o'clock, the Juveniles give special performance
for the benefit Of families and their fellow in
veniles.
PKOF- j. T.. CHURCHILL will, on Thursday
next, give a reading OF his new play a. The Rose
OF WissahikoB, or the Night of the Third Of
July, I776,-' at Croueh's Academy Of Music
Prof 4. il fayOrably known in this city "a an
artist, and competent judges that this
Transcript play shows him 10 be quite as prof
eient In dramatic composition upon The canvas.
RowDYIsM On Monday night gang OF row.
dies attacked the dwelling Of Patrick O'Brien,
corner Of l. street north and Third street west,
and by stones and pistol shots shattered his win
'dows and blinds. Mr.. O'Brien was afraid to
expose himself, and so could not identify any OF
thr parties. The information was given to the
police, but without any clue to lead to the arrest
Of the rOwdies.
Hon. DANIEL PRATT, the great American trav-
eler, has returned to Washington, after a short
visit % Richmond, Va. Mr.. Pratt proposes soon
20 divulge a (mueh needed) "TenIedy for the
hard times A."
-DIsOR DERLT Last night the Northern sub
,urbs Of the city were much disturbed by gangs
Of drunken and disOfdeily Young men, who were
rowing about stoning houses and people.
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X: BRICE HALL, who for the past ten wears
has been Literally patrOnIsed by the Ladies
Is desrons of rendering has grateful thanks for pa
favors and would respectfully inform his friends and
customers thar he has added to his already exten-
sIve establishment,
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Hon DANIEL PRATr, the great American trav.
eler, has returned to Washington, after a short
visit 20 Richmond, Va. Mr.. Pratt proposes soon
20 divulge a (much needed) "renedy for the
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.


-
~ lav, emphasized three Ftani points IN fethE w
sines Srfina and summer Goods t~d i'egaer '
STYLES Duubtlv Maetial, and Economy IN prices hN
tcputat house TOR ktcpng superior a"" s - wen
tatslrd tlatIt uuueoessalN 10 say mora On H lHn
aui ca the following articles Ms comprising
sisUk
Over RspIans ier Spring. Eureka style
Super Dress toatS Biaek AMI Blae,
Mcdum
super Black lloeS Goats,
Medium
Single breasted Coais, nil eoors,
Husin"ss Casstmero suits Tor Spring
New Siylr -prnF and Snmmcr Vests,
ENtra liHok pee Skia Pants
Fancy
Youths .ssImtrc rHiiB,
Cbltlrc1', Suits. siNle from 10 TO years old,
Hlaek silk Saeks superior quality.
Alpaca Queens Cloth Barpoor caslmatet fr"cN Coats
Pants,
M1rsstlcS Suit all gra1ea
.Iue n uavl,s y Co.'S Frack Noke Patent Shirts.
Marses ~lfi4 >cw1 with Garoie Collars all the fhg' III
%e,v lutk
G5avts Crayats Nccb TICS, Handkorohiefs Umbrellas
GLASS n RA1NE.
mar lit. j. plNoN Ngi.
salem Roy jster wy theyi Times and Telegraph esiorn
star bedford sentinel and abingdon Democrat copy times
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BALTIMORE.


..u,,,.s.uuO,cAs AsOFEsCE, s.eeL an-
~ Urinary, haltmore-n instituted "a - a aiInp INsIR
NJ on No FEn REQUIRED -pr Mla an s,pyenoaa per, ao
tbysiei'n OF The A,era,m. ssn,"' a', ",'1 m asease
No Home, required II "rr Is mo, ""a,s. %r to
us,et euro in te shortest possible time to have 1t safely
effected
This i"hr"",,, ,.n.o,v our, Of ar
extensively celebrated for the enocua anh4peeay 'un" "
elasacs ef Secret Diseases was "s"nth'" !" '' ''' "
lug '''' Tn. nigh ncp"'",i""
Institution would rcndet public note"
tno tor hc many applicants FOR treatment who have
Hlchcl oil hcr moncy maent"d by .hn @ @ ,'
ourah latgoy In th" public prints and WIN "h' our y
Amir,ea Il. an your Guard,
,ou wend INJURY reenniory loss aud dHarpo'nmen
I Dr NJ makes no ainns procsslona promises no more
'"'" '' srcon.,nr, and chronic C"."-. ~.
r. u.,sl svturaps SORE Ihfoa liberation OF the
Mouth Itching aud Tenderness about The Nose blo'.as
rfpans upon the skin &c ,ron the rer,oe. NV n,
cure oldest aud most OF s"'h cases. Ut M IL
"'''' '''' nh. Tri"mrh Of science. -
The remedies q" pr NJ in restoring strong and manly Wig
or ,ntng the eonstlolnn aud removing speed
ty aildebiH, o. injury incurred rom .e'''" '''''' ' "
"'''' ''"'''' " E",ccbi,d u""h"ea
nnV her, find certain restorative and ib s,ds from their
uo have ca,c III, fnon ol hope which from the
nackcrr in hoir hthc'v fn'IeH' search had Dc
''''' "''''a AIyan.nwc- OF Tren,mcn,.
poisonous compounds OF Mercury 81 Noh"hs rUeh use
~ 10 E.mnic-.
vons dsoara Sc uuanncs u, to afford harig heh and
In dfhcu tohtnuhtht sacred
Ia guarded aud treatment marked with sell aud delea'y
DR. n,li-' s.,en, Preventive.
This sovereign huatdy applicable 10 either sen WIN ha sen'
uy prepared mail niaeeri of w. or by fem'ttnH T'o
prescription will ho Included go, , -,
Distant persous cured IT homo, by addressing DIG = ID
MILLS nNrtNnpr do.tofs post rald) Medicines "ont IN
any direction, by mnil or cypress
unc 4lsdlY
,u,D sstPPEH@ OF T0uAaCO WEST
VIA BALTIMORE. NIL be und, rasned Forward
ng Morchauts aud As,utsef thc ltmsilNnna katWd q,
baltimore respectfully soth silll MINI = oi unMaN1o M
10 All POINTS Il Iuf " EST AND SOUTH W ESl
aud rom acquaintance with the trade having moh Tor
yuhrs cuuHHuurs largo pn OF the l"hhreo 60
n Wet thnrrl baltimore hej hattsr Themselves ta'hey
an rlvc fatsiartton 10 shipIrrs.
Freight a. low by any uthnr Inc .
Gon.iguupnts or nrm the Notsalccd and runctnaiy
.tfgnt.d Il, MNBRAM \ kpONS,
street, baltimore.
Retr Ia Jacob icad CosI lnhnd lr iieliimoe, = J..
Budiut W T. SaHth. Malanio, linrt Preston Mlllei y
Vfru.6nv ianrhburt Cr.=ahav Aco., Richmond
d. tI,Itt
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ssrs.Et,w EIt.BsIInA:

uN >nnRlrnflloN.
ttn ynf frti me how II Is hat
Tar aud near whore q you travel
lfaNtl bN thc rushing rail tar,
lt8N,. hN the llHldinE stage coach
1rapath5 HE gliding packet
or au huI s hack. or n buggy,
lu TIN. Nail,s. uu th, mnuutluu,
T. ihe lus. au1 ni tlle Village.
u, thr .sre IN the mansion,
htthe ,tGrr in thv 'ortaEo
Ia t5o Coult and at the Courthouse,
In lie salc~roam lt the mnrkei,
Mhti,sUc',f your duty cdls Nun,
Mhercsac,oc hnsit,ss bids You,
" hore Nou roaIu tor reutuaiiuut
Why the Farmer. why the Lawyer,
NEY tie Muller. why the sawyer
Ntt The Merchant, NhA tho l1octar,
Nby fhr Ia trhcr, win the Preacher,
WIZ the men VINO take the tHNea
Nby the SUNS 4 Nush driving,
Nlhv tie r1ttoa train Conductor,
And tltr Engineer and Fireman,
Ard thr B1g4a lte luHit and Agent,
Aud the mon WI own III" stock
And the passenger Who ttdei
Gan yeu ten M how il Is that
An fins multitude ut men
Appra rcutecliy dressed ns welI ns
Ihase ,,ht promenade III tht-nnt.
Ira#INH, baltimore. ar IA Stnrtt
NtaHl answer Thus W tell Nea,
Ia lhe glorious old Dominion
H. lhr t.uur4 known rs Campbell,
H. tl#srlt, known as INnchhufE,
On lin Ei.tcr slc oi Malp street
|. tlIe Ilou-e then garments romt tfntn.
Garment, Hade a. garmenis should u'
Mad t. g, tiie man Whn 'ecars thelp,
Made IT, iocnr the man " he gets them.
Mae by ru4es of Modern Fashion
Asntli as any ia the Nnunll
Hence If is that in the District
known az fflth Congressional,
tow are tuuud who ,vcdy go,
Few sa needy that they may not
Wear 10 ,ccent -uit ct Clothes
Waaid you have your coat 10 ut Feu
WoHi YOU have your pants to sui y"u
Would Won have vest to pl"nEc Nou
Would YOU haNe sutt complete,
Nra made turah, aud neat,
Ia hiauallr. pretty, rheapt
t;o to 1.,uchhurg come 10 Lyuchhurr,
Come 10 lyurhhurP come 10 Main street,
II MI posted. fhen inquire,
Where vuu II get these wants supplied.
From tIc crowd thcrufl come an anawer,
AssNerq quick and kindly spoken.
ltlI. famous CLOTHES BAHAAR,
SaYpfy ,,u' ID ret suited there MP II ft9
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M HIWTNIN- \ VI y VT 10
SIMPSON Il BROTHER,

SIMPSON \ BROTHER,
sign al th" Golden Paddock,
MAS srniEf, IYNCnBuhd, va.
NNrE are now reeehiug rnhre Spring aud summer
w purdhnsos of Birmingham aud Sheited Hardware and
fr"m IN. "t country M eNenHFo as
American Clouds Lie uus ol which we purchased
Cafh HE mnat favorable terms
assortment unusuHl complete and we foel assured
will boar Horale oomparon win any IN tho country en-
hiarlnV
>~ass5T99 Guns o', 1'' coils aad sIorps .1-d6EN-a
sxs-A ne Rife ri-tos Carpenters, M IiElyBg H AbtY
A->--as<s1 Smiths, Nhce wtights
Mlwrphts and Tools Saddlery, Carriage and Bug
~ r,tnunfs springs aud Wagon Axles Hunting and Fish
ing l. Il dg Materials Hoe Co.'s celebrated oircu-
lar and unish Mi Farming lichsls, Gum and Hemp
packluH her Betting, Laee 1t athor, Cali Skins shoo'
Makers Findnga aud Tools of most every description.
HOUSE FIRNlSl11Nu noODS
anch Floor and Table on Cloths Plated Goods of warranted
quality Brapa and Blocttin Ware, Window Shades, ait
Gnrai,e Btnds and Pins Wood Willow and Hollow Ware &e
with renewed assurances Of ability aud determination
regular house, whatever and thanking
friends 1yora aud thpse they may extend To
tn. future confidently solicit the PATRONAGE Of yen
unblic. SlMfSbN ~ biit1
orders will receive our prompt and careful attention.
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DAY I.NAV a. s.-Th,s dcIiahti"I "Fi''I',
which TIM nghuui the Ntfl
for centrcs past under # Bay Rum r"medy
TOR Nervous eadache and for affections OF The lead gcncr
ay aud for diseases the Scalp Hair has at last been
reduced f concentration which increases ~ me
dtcina virtues told makes remedy worthy IN" at
of ot concentration, which has
been effected OF chemical experiments hN the
inventor the Essence Of Bay pre-
remedy unsurpassed IN afFsllnE
the decay Hair the removal Danduh and "i renewing
, few appafionS distressing itching which most gen
etay rcrcdos the falling the Hair The inventor several
wears since originally prepared ii ter member t his fanN
svjn no confidence the uusirlms usually s"d VINO a
most decay the hair d such "erc the de lr1
effects that irs reputation once herame established ana nun
ds Of call We since mad for it, withon any t5s en-
f nuinp whatever such has L. the reputation I'll Kos
sous RAJ Irays That the invent has been inducedtn manu-
,rnrcj mon am extensive scale. and ha offers with
tte niltst confidence TO The entire public
None genuine without the written signature ef -
- e THOS. II. RDSSER.
Manufacturing Chemist, Petersburg Va
For sale wholesale and retaiiby STROIHER NilIiE-
HEAD, Druggists on, p.,
y, Look ou limitations uude- the name OF OH ei ray
Leaves Bay Extracts, Bay Water &c.
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ENGu.EDOyE AGAINsT THE NOa
al E1ElD.

H341 FIELD! S
EM~ have been asked frequently since nave go EfAS
-" into my and elegant House, why lhhVe-
advertisement TO the papofsf Inc reason msm
ply have had time to write one IRON the iact ha
ave lad srh N, for my Elegant Goods
Tor Ladies' "a well ma Gentlemcn, such as-
Bonncts Bridal Mantilas, Hair Braids,
Flats. " Nccdcwk SETS, roht pIhius'
gjpaoya Bridal Oifts. Cluster Curls.
Shaker Bonnoa thantila Manhnas hair nr"snes'
FlaXpra Ir Lace Tooth :"
liead Dressoa SILK Nantes bneh auch 'omos'
Dress faps Mourning Mantillaa, Side
tonors, Bouneu, Ih"olH
N,bai, rnpa Sleeves paracetiies,
Bridal WroGtm and Collars and Shell oilet Comos,
Bridal Fans. Mourning Wells and Toilet Soaps,
Iirlda Ianker,hl Hdkfs Port Monaes,
French Girdes, Fans, Sa,ehels, 1e''
Ladies' Cabas, Hoop Sktrts,
SILK Mitis. Kid Gloves, &C &C
Aud great articles too numerou 10 mehuoh anu Vi
the 81 character,
will simply state 10 persons wanting goods IN my me- tnat
they " III call my elegant and extensive
stuck o Fancy Goods determined not to be under
sold Ia any article that II cannot come, send
your and viii always do the very the sum
named Your obi serNt,
nit b.
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6tsgEWENds Eobucco, cigars, Snufi~, Wines,
LfUr,u- Sc , prepared to furnish oar friends
eId the pubic with following celebrated Brands Of Chew
ml Tobacco:
,ino ~ stones Crauhury,
Henderson y llulrolnbrs Natural,
Nfn - aHlors Bluh City.
hooker Ilalsoy' Lrcmpte,
ia. NJ CIa1tpra Natural Snneerod
In addition which have our usual supply ot ne havana
German and Domestic smoking Tobacco Shhis, Sar
dimes 6,uayt lis, We are constantly receiving ai'
iions stock ef Bod Wines and Liquors. put up cS
~. ssiv for car trade and warranted pu!t. ... -
',,o,.5it "a ii N HARRIS & co.
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n ILLS THOMAS llurE 60, NJ li9 CHAM
BFRS sfRI.lHf NEW NoRK .Eztahlisled lsaO) hp"r.
iors nea5- all descriptions of karo od Madeira shor
~ aud Port " t,z Fmest dtes superior old jamhi-
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The undersgued b,ing fully located in the Portrait Gal
ery lately occupied by Mr. Jas keagy Is now prepared 10
suppy friends aud the public with life Ike Pictures IN ali
~ various Atylcs Ut the art.
Speria attention is invited to style Of Photographs
on Canvass in OIL which on exhibition ana
being bis Gallery The correctnesso OF deineainn
and beauty paintings only be fully appreciatedby
examination Faithful life size Portraits made by this process
from daluofreoiypcs of deceased persons
ati extended to all TO visit his Gallery and
specimens OF Ambrotype pes Daguereoypes pam
nd eolOrcd Photographs, &c, &C ~
ID. H. BLISS
Successor to j. keagy.
- given In the art reasonable terms