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nounciation of it is calculated to receive
the appreciation of all christians. Why
an, not dououncc it2 Simply Gt is said)
e.-a the Southerners will no. receive
yShaag from the Society if this ques
ls'not kept out, tn other words they
will allow their sins to be condemned if
they may tell what shall be cousiderod
sins Truly this is an age of gospel
light Doubtless if Paul had been bles
sed with an acquaintance with the Amer
lean Tract Society, whom he went to
Athens, he would carefully have abstain
ed from abiding to idolatry and at
Corinlh would have been silent on forni.
cation, for to those were they wholly
given up Poor unsophislicated man that
he was, he dolt his strongest blows upon
the sins they lovod most, laboring under
the doluded notion, that christianity
could not live there, if it was loved lees
than these. Later times have shown
that christianity and great sins can thrive
in the same soil, if christianity will be
careful to let the sins alone.
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fling item when compared with the cn.
tire outlay for wages boara, books, school
buildings, aud tho precious time and op'
portunirirs Of your children.
lu days past, when you came home
from your days toll, aud that boy came
bounding along TO meet you, and When
your eye and heart followed him. your
cheek still warm with his Good night"
you secretly promised that you would
spare no paius to make him man =
do not forget it now N. G.
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s1~ We hasten to correct a gross

s1~ We hasten to correct gross
rrorin our last weeks paper. In the
course of the remarks of Lieut. Gov.
Slads, upon taking the chair in the Sem
ate, he is made to say, "It will be my
constant effort to discharge the duties
ofmy office with apparently comming>
led kindness and courtesy.
The sentence should have read as it
was printd in the Daily Journal sit
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The following article, from the Alaba
ma Journal, understood to DO from the
pen of Hon. NJ. Hiliard. NJ. G. Of Alaba.
mo, will be read with interest by man y
of our readers to whom Mr.. Bales while
a resident Of this place was long and ia
vorably known
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will be my constant effort to discharge
my duties with i'npartialtty commin-
gled with kindness and Courtesy"
The error arose from undue haste
in reading proof.
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- We learn that Senator Benton of
Essex County died, after a short illness,
week ago last Sunday, in Rockford III.
His remains were carried to the place of
his residence for intermeut on Friday
last. Mr. B. was 10 the west on bust.
ness ..
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-31
NORTH CAROLINA BONDS.

Information has been cistapbed to New York by the
state treasurer of arolina that the state BONDS
6tjpg due on the first January next will be pa on ae
n,,nd IN raleigh, in the currency of the State 1he
Courier Thinks bud.udes will not be apt tonra them
selves 81 tc Offer for the reason that at present II costs
nom IL Id sF srr. 10 convert North Carolina funds
into New York specie fltis and This loss to which
f ond holders will submit especially when these con
pons are made payable in New York, accoiohs 10 INC
tenor of the securities. i'''a'2,"e'.
The language of the above paragraph Is sa,enea 10
give rise to MISREPRESENTATION The treasurer OF tins n'
few days aimee gave notice of his Willingness to antie
pate the payments due the frat Of January by making
payments now in Raleigh in the currency OF tins state
There was no sort Of intention to alter the obligations OF
making payments in New York. but the treasurer lett
optional with the bond-hoders to be Pea III o.n'e OF
Cape Fear Bank money nor or in New York h''i'S INV
-, =. I !, a. N, Vol, h.rL. to,,a ,,, end
ed specie payment there will not be such percentage
now in that city against North Carolina circulation
H'. [Raieigh Register.
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Under dato of October "a the Havana correspond
ent of the New York Express writes: .-...
20 On the 14th inst the Spanish steamer Neptune
toyed into this port another SLAYER with $40 negroes
board The officers and permitted to desert the
vessel after her capture and arrival here ...-
''The case Of the General Pacz and Captain Palmer,
who found board Of her. has not yet been deter
mined. r.......... ....
"Col A. r. Blythe the United States consul general
returned yesterday from Alabama board of the Grsna-
da, from New Orleans
''The health Of Havana Is perfect,
"our financial condition is satisfactory Since our
latest yiccs from tho United States add II or banking
houses should discounts is proposed rext week.
our trials win be partially We have had failures
or suspensions of any consequence
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Tir STATE FuSDs.--The banking statute in codo
contains the following provisions relative to the banks
called, in which the State deposits made;
If either Of said banks shall a any time refuse to re-
deem its Hills notesn gold silver ccn further de-
posts OF public money shall lo mae therein but such de-
Jsits shall I've made in the other two of them il
thoy either continue redeem their bills notes in
speo and If neither so continue if the treasurer shall
at any time have good to eicvo that injury will
be sustained Ivy the State from having its money deposited
in the said bank any OF them, he shall make written
commun, alton to the JyeTnor the subject and there
after shall keep the public money in such specie paying
nk such other place the governor may direct until
further provision be made Ivy law" ns
The Examiner says that the governor has directed the
funds TO I've lodged received Especial deposit in
the banks Of Richmond with this exception that notes
deposited with either bank payable by itself any Of s
branches 60 in general deposit and will be payable
by that bank IN specie. Richmond Ea9nrer.
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QrAkrEhAAsInK's osflts MAknE CoSfs.
Wa.htnalo On 10 Ia,

'- HN.hnglon Oct 10, lssT
c,EALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
- Once Sna o p edrn nh tbs oowns sracs dsriss ths
assa year ending seth Jane, lsSsiyA'
500 70 uniform caps, complete
1900 marine pompoons
/ 900 10 1000 patent leather stocks. ,
Wv 'Ss ina,so dys--to be chemically losied
90 400 ssrseans uniform sg@,s sSae = ,,
100 u 900 r,,a h'sa s.ss spaais,ss
500 500 pairs brass straps
80 to 30 rcd woTs.cd ssshes.
1000 10 1000 linen shirt
1880 10 5000 psirs brosans, Nos. $40 IL
300 500 mnrino blankets, (srsy.}
SOC 500 khatsacks- lat
fatigue the eO,a % b' navy sis. III
20 dye and chemically tsssa.
600 o 800 flannel shirs ..r.-aH
.E pairs woolion overslls, blue sorsss
300 TO 1000 uoolen Jackets DO
20 500 800 watch great coats, do
Ell as 90 nuslcns, jackets scarlet rob eochlnea oysS
DO chemically ic.ioi.
1000 10 1000 yards sky blue kersey.
1000 1000 yaTds navy blue olot g be semcas .ssa
samples Of the above articles may application At ,hls
hce At the Office ne assistant, qartermasr marine corps iss
to be oagerstood dat he accepted hIer take al mats
TL used ~ an4er eosts oseras Ss o. hand At as ea'
Bid. win Do received or The whole @ r,s for "a articles rs9o5,d
gwen ali article, furnished as to d, and quality
which up WILDE rejected and fOrn uRci
Tho reserves to himself right IL
minih tho quantity named abov" as tho saencs VI
service my demand. a.. K. Y. ..sa -H-
Proposals the "Quaornastcr q the Marine
Corps Washingt and endorsed "Poposas for snpes'
papers publishing Advertisement wiz send the paper con
tanning this Office for exaIntn accompanied
by duplicate the 70 cents for 800
and 300 Tor all subsequent IN
National ntelg"no"r" star and staes Washington;
Argus" Portland Mime; "atriot,p Concord N H.; Gazets
Portsmouth n H. post" and "Ccucr' Boston, Mass. Bridge
port Farmer Conn ray "Ala-, New York age
Brooklyn, N "Argus - Iennsy and Press, iiatei
pha Pa Patriot Harrisburg Pa; Republican Baltimore, Nd;
Sacsnaa" argus Norfolk VA "Denocrat Pensacola,
Fla COURIER ana "tcapin" New Orleans La win pue4 The
above three times per week unit! the ed October
l0--3tawtl3Sov .~..ts -0e.ar
publishers Of these papers requested 10 alter tho advsr
September conform the ahcyr
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A Card to che Citizens of enc Dlstr.ot.

TN entering our ''ncw building I" which have
possession o. return sincere thanks to the
and Georgetown for their liberal patronage aud
have erected spacious building which will
the city with large and airy saloon with all the
the establishment
all e for manufacturing and
Industry, I strict attention ustco and integrity,
hops give satisfaction TO all.
-. sf... IL. .ar WALL, STErHENS CO.,
No. 322 Tenn. avenue between 9th and 10th
Ot 3p-d4uIf
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Markets..

NBw York, OFT. 30.-Cotton Ia quiet Flour is firm
sales Of 10 900 barrels; State, "a 75s "a So Ohio 80 20
s. 60; southern, SIS 40 So so. Wheat IN unsettled
asI 80. Corn has advanced sales OF $4,000 bushesi
mixed, 73 rs ccnts; yellow ~ cents Pork ia heavy
mess, $40 $40 %. lard is heavy at 3 a l24 conts.
Whikoy is steady at 2fl cents. Coffee h quiet Rio
lOb Il4 cents Sugar Is firm. Molasses 0resns 3T3
10 cents Spirits turpenne is steady at 40 Al cents
Rosin is Ann at ST IS 81 40 Rice is steady at 81
cents. Frcights inactive s sGa
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HSHE FINER NUMBEES.-In addition to a very
large stock coh- ca4siercs and yesiing1 MI
cloths,
numbers all marked down to reduced caic
prices.
Cencnan's sbaw drawers, shirts crava halhosc.
gloves, umbrellas hairikcrchiefs, &c. .... =
100 pieces superior Irish linens H..a.
pieces shi cotton OF qualities that he relied
One price only plain figures by of the
quentiy, person il oyerchHrgcd.
qualification. They will at least learn the lowest market
northern correspondents send supplies
daily. ........-....
opening bills dconnnng all old that
were not settled when the request to do made.
FERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores, +" building,
Oct 22-l0tll Opposite thu Centre Market.
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NEW Nook OF RAISING WIsD.--As two Of our
bank presidents about starting on cunning excur
sion the other day. they accosed by well known
politician for dscount-beng, he said, in tight
place" On being refused, and last resort and
stronger indureet Id offered to withdraw one hundred
yards and put himself up for one hundred dollars shot
Bangor Wing.
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u would most respectfully cali

TJNO FAMILIES would most respectfully call
OF families thai wish keep them comfort
ab hs winter with % fuel 70 Ncrr Patent Fsrlor Crate
rsrIor he wishes called parors
plrlor crate hollow behind and cold brought
heated aud thrown into the paors
Taro Coupnion not his ell made
and will burn out need repairing for many years
crate handsome win not burn than hall
coal that paro viii burn. " manufactured In
very cold climate tho ststn or Massachusetts, aud FOR only
OFT 2s--eur G. WOODWARD
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Registers once, October n, 1857.

THO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.--Noce is
hereby given that licenses issued 10 tverns, retailers Of spirit
and fomcned liquors. wns oor &c groceries, dry goo
sdiciues pcrnmery Watches and icwey; lumber
coal commission merchants also to Keepers OF hackney
carriages omnbuses billiard tables alleys, and conc
hawking and pedng aud dealers In olt iron, brass
copper. will oxrc Monday the u day Of November next
be renewed al, this ore within ten days
after that time, 4. .#l'.1f Wh MORGAN Register.
2u--dtNur2
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VARIOUS LINES BEST CLASS DRY GOODS

VARIOUS LINES BEST CLASS DRY GOODS
gone through and varions lines Of our most
purchased stock and marked them down thc
actual cash valCe.
New supplies IRON, the North and East daily
one price only marked plain agurcs By the hm de-
permitted.
offers Inducements In all lrtclass fabrics
adapted % the OF the milton. a.4.. ~. .r
We opaninE bills
regard regular customers will not nske
larger they between tho LIST and
10th Of January ar.sff.F rJ.g
pressing northern and eastern correspondents
dcrs desirable very desirable tho bulk OF sales
money all persons indebted 10 oil or OF
tc thoy We shall thereby be enabled to
de- hom- substantial aid.
Good article. low prices dealing may relied
FERRY * fRofhfK,
Central Stores blildirg
oct 2T--10ru Opposite Centre Market.
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TTOuSEKE EPERS, ATTENTION. have this
another supply Of the Coa Gs- Burners lM
and smoke from the coal thereby making
saving half fuel from the coal suitable to
all apartments, &C.
only woodwards Stove Crate" Furnace and Cook
Factory Nos 3lS and 322 avenue between
10th and 18th streets.
c. WOODWARD.
S-eod4w
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TJNEACHER WANTED.--Wc wish to employ gen
principal Of the Parsons rcmAle Seminary
twelve miles east f Austin Texas moral
settled healthy neghborhc and well Uaoi FOR patronage
win hbcrsl salary sn want good teacher gentleman
whose wife n would he preferred.
Applicant ward their and references address
owobborylle, Travis county, Tcxas" y. H. 1OwNfS
Oct 16--d2m fte-icni.
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Anni.

EoHFoLK od. 30.--1he Unitcd States steam -rsate
Saranac bound TO the Pacific, encountered a gale IN
which she sustained considerable damage TO her machine
ny, and has put In here for relairs.
The sloop-ofwsr Cyaae is reported TO DO N Hampton
Roads,
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H6r MAs6Nic.-The annual communication Of the
W. Of Free and Accepted Ma4on u the District
Columbia win he held at Masonic Hail. Of and Ninth streets
Tuesday next November 3, at p. .. .... .....
momb.rs Of the Grand Lodge requested
puncs attendance all brothers good standing
daily invited.
by order of tho NJ. W. Grsni Matter; ,... "a.
G. scnwARzNAN,
Oct Sl-a Grand Secretary.
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B'Y TELEGRApH.
DegM u az. oma, A. SHANNON.

KEKSyiLIR, tN, Y.,t oct. 2s.--Hon George A, Sim
mons, ex member Of Congress died here at clock yes
terday afternoon.
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FOR POOR CHILDgEN.--T

RJ~ CLOTHING FOR POOR CHILDREN. The
Young M@ns Christian Association respectfully inform the public that
articles Of clothing shoes coats shirts dre-sor
description ble Tor ccn viii b. thankfully received
properly distributed Tho- rra!iy th4 notice, willing
noting tue Of children during the pusen winter desiring
ihr bounty he properly Opposed requested
Ing kr To the o the association, Of Penn
aud 10Th street or to any OF the officers. ..s
Oct 2e--5t .E.... I. .. ....r.r .H
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~ REAT CHANCE.-Nirgnia and other money
bargains goods Having purchased
stock OF veves coi and cfmercs at great ncricc
less than prices two months will
be this city also, fine
splendid clothing which be soll for cash
: ..... I... ... .. WALL. & STEiFKNS
No Pennsylvania between 9th and 10th streets,
ami under Browns Hotel No. 232
IJ-lmeod between 9Th and Th streets.
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YIyIIE most elegant volume produced in Amer
iea-woRLDN NOTED WOMEN, Types OF Particular Wonsny
Attributes ny Mary tovden Clarke Author
shakespeare &c Illustrated with sevohto"n
octave, entirely and
guincent style binding hitherto unelualei Price sl2
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-31

CoAL-Six hundred and sixt weight tors of coal
rived at the port Of Georgetown yesterday by the Chcsa
pcake and Ohio canal Twenty -seyen canal boats had
left for Cumberland and other points since Thursday
morning ..r... ... ....
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By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VNRUSTEE'S Sale of Valuable Improved Real Is
the krkwood House." by virtue OF dson
from Thomas Comfy and wife TO bearing de On INC
3I7t OF July IN the ls4 aud recorded In ber W b. No
1885, foos H. H. &c. aud IS ono Of the land records for Wsh
couuy in the District OF Columbia and al the rcssi of hs
holder Of the note therein secured win sell at public apen q che
highest bidder Saturday the 3ls day OF October IN the rear
1857 O'clock the premises, that valuable impr" cd
the KrkNcod House. situated at the corner
and Pennsylvania avenue IN tho city q, washing
said real consisting 81 hc following os or larcs of
All those parcels round known the plan Of tbs
parts lots numbered two GU and three (aN
numbered hundred and twenty-five a2 ard ders
T., the subdivision made by John Noclel
numbered 2) end three, 81 ~ viii more ny
appear the plat Of said subdivision recorded m bs
said city Of Washington together with ell
improvements thereon aud privileges and Rrpur
thereto belonging tH. s....# tl
dollars of tho purchase to bs
residue thereof In six equal instruments x.
twelve, eighteen, weyfu thirty and irtyix months, ~hh
for which the several pscnory no~
purchaser bY required his order and BY
deed OF trust tho premises All
tho purchaser. The trustee VIII only
convey gich title the deed Of The ts
. 0 the promises il believed 10 be indispuable, a#f
sale not complied with IN ten days from the day
SALE the The right at biz option, either 20 snu
weeks notice, to reso the property st'ls
of The purchaser such terms as the us'ss
think IT.
THOs. J. SE.MniEi, Tr1s,os
JAS C. MCGUIRE,
Sap 26--eodkds '#nr Auctoleers
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REAL ESTATE SALE. G. Mcclure sold yesterday af-
ternoon lots Nos 2, 8 A. s. and part of 6, in square
No $780, in the junction of the Eastern branch and James
creek improved by brick yard, for 1920, to Wilson,
I.ibbcy, Fowler .....
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A SAD AecIDEsT.---A young man, the son of widow
residing in this city, thrown violently against the
Judges stand aud killed almost instantly while riding
. recc at Cemtrevillc, Maryland on Friday last.
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Within the past few days the sum of fortyton
dollars and sir cents collected from certain parties il
fines ly the enforcement of the law against the keeping
of dogs without paying license therefor.
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TIE Tolls collected at Georgetown on the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal during the month of October estimated
at $40 0G6 ......... -.,, .'....
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THE CfRturT Couhr il still occupied With the o
Jones ~, Derriot MI Nieriiscy Of Baltimore, is still
On the stand
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A LARGE SEWER il being constructed on Thirteenth
street II will start at street, and connect with the
main sewer on street The common council appropi-
sted for this purpose about So, COO .....
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LADIES especially invited to The
FIhn -. Formerly occupied by r, C. stevens,) No
Il Lakes" new centre Market junction I'ennsylva
Is Commercial Building OPPOSE End elegant
avenue and u street, where 'hcy va" ouch
OF Cncy sud toilet articles pcumery, Sc &c. old store
continue improve and sell Wholesale and retail at Qua
5OI Bdhnay SWANS avenue. . .
Ott 2S--H Htas LAM paopfifiso'
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1;s Nyw Hall THE HorsS OF REPRESENTATIVE
The ornamental painting of the new hall is now about
completed and the frcscoing Of the walls is commenced
The southwest panel the south side, being
executed in revolutionary scene conceived by the artist
In connection with the following passage of national
history:
son the 18th of October 1881. Lord CORVALLIS wrote
letter to General Washington requesting cessation Of
hostcs for twenty -four hours in order that commits
sioners might be appointed to digest terms OF capituls
ton Washington granted two hours.
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- LAraR GuANo smr ZrrnYn, having completed
IN .~'ncements, will leave the port o
n.i ~iay next
Alexandria for New Orleans on BIN.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

VT" ODD FELLOWS HALL.
NAGLEs AMERICAN JUVENILE COMEDIANS
This troupe children will appear every evening and
Saturday afternoon In series Of their
BEAUTIFUL, MORAL, AND INSTRUCTIVE ENTERTAINMENTS.
They have been endorsed by IA, press unepaIci
An urtrc thsagy u bill cve-irr
Adaiislca o. cents price,
Doors rfrr 81 :, commences 4 O'Clock.
At
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4 CARD-Fames that have any articles OF cast
~ on wearing girls, boys and any art
Of bedding the respectfully solc'ch 70
send them Mrs Wardcls store corner OF 2i aud
streets near OF the undersigned who
committee appointed Sunday school othe Young Mems Chris
,ian held supply the des
tue chNdr-p Of neghbcrbood with suitable clothing.
Mi.s JULIA ". PARsBa, 1913 street,
between Goth and 2lst streets.
Miss ANNA VIRGINIA YOUNG, AS sth street.
between and IL.
Oct 30 ..a.
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TuE Tn ACK of the Washington and Alexandria railroad,
with the exception Of single mile has been laid and it
is expected that the will regularly between this
city and Alexandria in fifteen twenty days.
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FINO LET-FURNISIIED R0OMS.--FoT parlors,
IL adjoining With gss, ac,cn PrnnAyyan
225 opposite willard Hoto between lih and 18th streets
"a STORE at the same plsce.
ts-sawSwTIm
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THg FRANKLIN FIRE ColPANy, the gallant heroes Of
many wcll-iought battle with the destroying Gle
ment win give Monday next splendid ball in hon
or of the completion OF their hall In the course of
the evening handsome ilag--wth all the " stars and
stripes will be presented to this company by Mr.
Thomas Fisher The large number of presents received
from their Philadelphia friends their recent visit to
that city will be conscuously displayed The affair
not bat be gratifying alike to the public and the Frank
lin Fire Company aaef H'
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HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION. have just
received fresh supply the and improved R-inR star
cooking stoves mal"ahr
very heavy aud stand hard knocks and
rough usage For sale only al -LL..---..-.- b
c. wcODwARp'S. s
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Worker,
Penn avenue. between 10th and 18th sta.
Oct Nos 3lS aud 322
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Il AW PARTNERSIIIP.-Samuel Chiffon & a. b.
Magruder Of virginia being associated partnership viii
practice Of Washington the Conrt Of Cns and the
Of the United State.
Address chiffon NAGRUIiER Washington n G.
octlt--eoam
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VELVET VESTINGS.- Rich and plain styles,
v very new things moderate prices. . .. ..
Cloths cassmeres vestnga vast stock OF the medium and
snperlno grades. .,
s price deviation the actual tash V'os marked
in plain figures. - !, o
"Ccntra Storosr building.
OF 2a-lCdF opposite Centre Market