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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-07-01
Faata and Figures.5I

THE identical PLACE to SAVE
i YOUR MONEY, to buy your Goods, TO sellyOur
SHALERSYILLE CHEAP STORE.
Come aad see what you can see, and buy Goods at
Lrss PRleEs than at any other stOreSin Portage
county. E
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS. r
Best Black Gro de Rhine silks we are selling at q
discount OF tpenty;f1s esnts per yard below last
years prices. Plaid and Fancy Silks are cheap
Silk Shawls, Mantlas, Silk Tissues, B! RACES &C.,
&C., we are selling at greatly reduced prices Para
We sell u cent Lawnsat Ss cts per yard
lG 6 ~IqR - H
{" isi" DeLains a. ierH
g lss% Prints tsOme at l'., y g :.
Is Red Tick at I2i "
which is arst rate article, free from starch
ocs, 10 cent strip sa sS.,iUs at - Ct: per yard
B,oek ss pos SKIM orSs ca.sns .S S 70, WORTH sOt
:Lades' P.teht Fox'd Caters, worth 8 ,25 at 75'
and all other kinds Boots nd Shoes in proportion.
BROCHA SHAWLS.
We sell as follows, and no mistake:
e5 co Shawls (doubled,)at 90 o.
Is Is 90 60 DO DO 90 DO MS HS
ls sSS C do do ('iSSsl'0 SS {" 81
Stella Shawls all prices, from So to 9.
l.
Hats, Caps and BonDets, We are selling at yer
small advance from cost.
Gloves and Hosiery, wehave good supply at lo'
| prices.
Ladies' Collars, We have q pile of them at lo'
figures.
Under Sleeves, to match in quality and price.
Qaeeal's Ware, Glass Ware, Hard War
Wooden Ware, Yankee Notions, Groceries, &C.,
&c. Salt, Water Lime, White Lime, Fish of
all kinds, we keep constantly on hand,
" At Low Prices. 60
Now ,in conclusion, we will say to our old andnl
merous friends in our town, Freedom, Hiram, Ne
son, Mantua. Auburn, Troy. Newberry, Auror
Streetsboro, Frank lin, Windham, Charlestown, R
VIENNA and Summit City, that We are confident
you cal and examine our goods before making yOl
Spring purchases, you will sayevery many dimes
We exhibit our Goods with pleasure, whether
sell them or not. Respectfully.
STREaTOR, DAILY & CO.
IT : Most kinds Of Produce taken in exchange ft
Goods, Ut the highest market price. S., d. & Co.
Shalersvill, April l3, 1858.
/ HLQTHIMG.-Ail persons in want
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E. G. RUSSELL,

Sign and Ornamental Painter and Glider. Carved
Letters furnished to order Steucil plates Of any de-
sired pattern cut with DeatneSs and dispatch. shop
one Building west ofthe Democrat office, stairs.
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PARASOLS, COTTON, GINGHAM
AND SILK.)

We have every hue aud quality from lc
to 81. With these, we are in the salno fix as with
Bonnet Trimmings, hay ing no old ones hand, hav.
ing made last summer ceua sale Of all goods in
this the. We know that the ladies are fond of
thing new, and it is better to make choice from new
and clean stock, than from that has been uccu-
nulaLing for perhaDs ten Nears or over.
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5, FRENCH FLOWERS, AR.
TIFICIALS. r

We have everything new and beautiful
that the market would afford, and having carried
over nothing OF the kind last year, can SHOW tie
cieanest stock OF the Kind in the untry, aud at
def! ing competition. Chalk this down and be sure
to come and US before buying, or you W Il re.
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STRAW GOODS-BONNETS.

We have Diamond Satin, Cold Straw,
Lace, NeaI olitan, Pedal, ANA all kinds manufactured
which were bought very low and will be sold accord
ingly. You must hear in mind that we do not levy
as largo TAX upon our customers as our neghborS
do anu any that want goods in this any otner linz
that we sell, should come right in and make early
cho &C, 80 as to suit themselves better.
We have few large sized Bonnets desirable for
old ladies. A few silk Bolnets, very low. Our pr.
ces range from 4Oc TO 8. Mems and Boys Pain
Leaf, Canton, tegnorn, Panama, Fancy Cni'I Braid,
EUR, Wool and other kinds of Hats. Prices from
lStc to So. If you want choice, come and soc US,
aswe have BIG PILE, aad it gives ou good chance
Drugs, Hardware, Patent Medicines, Dye Stuffs,
Mackerel: White Fish aud Trout. Glass Ware,
Queens Ware Tin Ware, &c., &C. In fact, overy
thiug needed by this community. 80
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BOOTS AND sHOES-BoOTS AND

Wee got 'sm: We are selling best quality wo
Caters, full foxd 81; Fine Old, full fOxd, $ie5
MEMS zip Bros, whole leather (no split about themj
Enameled Brogans and Caters, alf Callers, Kid and
u 9th Top do,from 30 to $50. Blys' and Girls
shoes, an enormous variety. We ay they are cheap,
hd yo1 an Know what we mean " hen we say it.
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FANS! FANS!! FANS!!!

to Use. Palm Leaf, Paste 6oard, bronzed with BAN.
boo frames. Silver Plated, Ivory frames, some with
LOOKING giasSes But the newest and most beuuti ul
arc the Chinese Silks Fans, euibroider, so finely
that II Is impossible to tell side from the other,
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Best Black Gro de Rhine silks we are selling at q
discount OF tpeaty,6ue cents per yard below last
years prices. Plaid and Fancy Silks are cheap
Silk Shawls, Mantilas, Silk Tissues, Be RACES &C.,
&C., selling at greatly reduced prices. Para
soils are beautiful aud cheap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

RoBBING THE UNITED STATES MAIL-A night
ortwo since one of the large mail bags was stolen
from the platform at the Relay House OF the RAJ
timore and Ohio Railroad, owing 10 the care.
lessness OF those persons who had the mail IA
charge. IL appears that the thief watching a
favorable opportunity, when there was some con
fusion consequent upon the change Of baggage
and cars, seized the bag, carried ID 10 the wood,
near the line OF the road, wher. its contents con
sis'ins OF considerable number Of letters, were
broken open and strew.d upon the GROUND
whilst such as contained money were no douIs
speedily relieved Of il. Judging from the super
scription on some Of the letters. IL Is supposed
that the bag came from MauinsbuTg. This II
not the first robbery that has occurred at the
Relay House from similar cause, and there Is
an evident want OF proper protection the part
Of the Railroad Company of articles which are
landed upon the platform.-Balt. Americas.
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@ 8 ORGE TOWN AFFAIRS.
Correspondence Of the Star.

CO'epoHdeHct Of the Star.
6soReErowN. Jan. 8. 1858.
Up to the present time we understand that no
visible change for the better has occurred i'm the
condition Of our fellow citizen Capt Geo. F. De
La Roche. ....-.. ....
The following gentlemen have been elected Of
fcers Of Logan Tribe, /. o. X. NJ, No 8, for the
ensuing term: VIM. Donaldson, sachem John
williams, Senior Sycamore; w b Silence. Jr
Sag n; Newman, K of r.; H. G. Divine
Asst do; John Paxton, X ofw
The Thbe, We learn, is in a very harmonious
and prosperous condition.
The following gentlemen Were elected last
night, officers Of the vigilant Fire Company for
the ensuing year: Hon. C. Addison, President
John s6ack eford, Vice Pres, H. G Divine, Sec ;
Henry y Rraver, Treasurer;S Koonts Chief En-
glneeT; nj i. McEnnis, Capt. of Engine; john l.
Finley, Captain Of Suction John scott, Captain
OF Hose Joseph Koonts, Captain Of Truck; Geo
Moore, Keeper of Engine
Doubtless the ranks of this COMPANY never was
filed by set Of men, IL we may be permitt ed to
Judge from their appearance and character who
would be more likely TO render the public good
service In case OF necessity. We were informed
last night by some of the officers that some sew
enty i've vol tunes of valuable books have been
taken from the library Of the company and never
returned. This is too bad, and those persons in
where they belong
Quite brilliant, and apparently deeply inter
ested audience, assembled at the Methodist Prot
estant church on Congress street, at O'Clock yes
te'day. TO witness the intere sting ceremony of
uniting a loving couple in the bands of matri-
mony. The happy couple were Mr.. Charles
Bangs, OF Baltimore, and Miss Rebecca McCan,
eldest daughter of our fellow citizen, Daniel
McCan, Esq. The Rev. DIR. Murray otiiciated
During the last several days, large quantities Of
pork. of very superior quality, has been COM
ing in wagons. and meeting with ready pur-
cbasers at So 75dS7
We have no material change to note in the
honr or grain markets. The former is rather dull
al "a 62as4 IS for standard brands. Considerable
quantities have been shipped recently to orthei
markets, and we learn that vessels are now want
ing to freight for New Yo'k Wheat-but little
canning in and selling at SlaSl % for red and
81 '5iSl ~ for white, of good qualities. Corn,
and 50a55c for white and yellow s
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THE CARTER MurprR-The tr,.Iofr Wash

THF CARTER MURDER.-The trial Of T. Wash.
ington Smith for the murder of Richard Carte,
continues 10 excite great interest in Phiisdelpbts
Mr. Thsyer, in his opening speech for the de-
fence stated that the prisoner was born of bly
respectable parents In Delaware but was reared
In the village of Northeast, In Cecil county,
Maryland. When be was Eve wears of aoe h.
lost his father; his father became bopeIess1v in
sane and wandered away ON home aud was
never heard OF more. His mother raised him in
the most tender and exemplary manner ana
when she died, when be was sixteen years Of
age, he was left with only sister whom be
ldollZed. Smith was ALWAYS Of hiohiy nervouS
dl>fosltlon He evihced desire for change for
uafeilng-did not care to stay long In one place:
ana this disposition led him, in January lisa TO
accept an engagement from Mr. D-Bow of Wash
ington city, TO become travelling agent for him
tie was now thirty years OF age
Mr. Thayer gave an account OF the manner Of
smith : acquaintance with Miss Eliznbeth Mo
Cdnley, W no, at that time, in May. 1856 when
The acquaintance first began, was going 10 A fe-
male college IN Wilmington, at which Institution
smith sister was teacher. A friendship and
affection grew on the part of Smith for Miss
McCauley through letters, which resulted in an
engagement between them, and they were finally
married In this city on the 10Th of December
1886, by the Rev. Dr.. Wardswouh After they
had been married but four months Mrs. Smith
gave birth TO child, the father of which she
told HIM was Carter, the decreased. Thayer then
dwelt in an exceedingly forcible manner on tie
agony OF mind endured by his client when his
hopes and affections had been ruined by this up-
happy event, Of which he had had no suspicion
before how It drove him TO madness, and caused
a wanderer in Maryland and Virginia.
MI Thayer also related the fact that while
Miss McCauley was young girl Carter took
fancy 10 her, anu induced her parents to allow
him TO take charge of her, send her 10 school
aud give her finished education; the result was
that he seduced her, and then persuaded Smilb
to marry her, thus driving him to desperation.
and so affecting bis mind that, at moment wheI.
reason was deiLrontd, he took the life of the de-
stIoyer of his peace and hzppness
Prof DeRow, of Washington and Palmer q
Rockets, OF Cecil county, testified strongly that
the prisoner was insane
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The MASSAGE THE PRiNcE,s Roy.I nm
ESeLANp.-The London Observer Of the ION
ult. says Tue marriage treaty Of the Princes.
Royal with the Prince Of Prussia has been ,ignrd
al the Foreign once by the Prussizn Minister
and by Loid Clarendon and also NV the a,rh
bishop or Canterbury, the Lord Chsncellor ana
the Chancellor Of the Exchequer Tn. MONT
OF January will be a month OF festivities in tie
Court circles, her Majesty having resolved 10
celebrate the nuptials Of her Royal q hn@ss the
Princess OF England with great sc!at The early
aud brilliant season, IL is hoped, will give great
STIMULUS TO The trade Of the metropolis A vssT
number Of the most dis nguished foreigners are
expected in London. The ueen has ordered the
whole Of Claridge's Hotel, (Mivau's, } In B looks
street, to be engaged for the reception of the
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The Cotton Markefs

ChARLEsroN, Jan. Cotton has an ,dvanc.
ing tendency. sales for the week 5000 bales:
sales to-day loo bales, at an advance OF I'd
since the rtcipt OF the steamers news Good
m,ddlng to middling fair quoted at ea9kc.
flour declining-quoted at IS S0ass IS
SAVANNAH, Jan. 7.-Sales Of Cotton 400 bales.
quotations Sd9S cts, closing with an advancing
tendency.
ArausTA, January Cotton frm. Sales OF
3oO bales, at an advance Of cent since Monday;
ers than sellers.
MoHILE, January SALES OF 600 bales, AZ an
advance Of kc-i middling quoted at &c closing
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IL Mr. John b. Jaques of Newark, New Jer-
sey, was found insensibe In pond in the Ninth
Ward of Brooklyn on w ednesday morning. 1t
appears that he had been inveigled from Newark
BY man named Smith, the keeper of a saloon
and against whom charge was pending for sell
ing liquor without license, and Jaqurs was the
principal witness for the prosecution. Arrived
III Brooklyn, Smith was Joined by one Myers the
Keeper OF saloon Oh Fulton avenue, when they
robbed and threw Jaques into the pond where he
was found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

H. The glass ballot boxes, says the New
fork Journal of Commerce, about which so
much has been said. Though nothing we be-
lieve, has yet been paid) are not likely to prove
very valuable property. The General Superin-
tendent OF Police recently issutd orders to the
captains of each precinct to report the exact num-
Der which have split. from not being sufficiently
annealed, or being too tightly framed, or some
other cause vet unknown; and answers have been
received that the boxes are daily breaking and
that between fifteen and twenty per cent Of the
number (about four thousand) are already dam
aged
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Pre-. ne Assscis,ed Pre-, 49,,


SoRTolE. Jan ~. tr.,.-. E.
well Ae'e from Havana. All
prin me ~ lyme made che voyage from Port q.
we'll bnt Is =, ,h. I IA ~ days The ofacer. an.
captain Mayo, Of the brig Packer VIII
ger. "e pesSen-
The Cysne also brings the remsips o,l.,. Ma.
pman Brodhead 'ee MIC
There has been no death on board the Gram.
Tb,ss pahlsh squadron was still al Havana
Tue vessels of the squadron ~1'e
-, nr,e was &C nsiderable fever still st Hsv,n.
=, s'e'ai OF The opera troupe were down with
The steamer Fashion Wa. ..,lI
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III young bride came to her death in a re-
maikable manner lately, in Clark county, Ind
She married her cousin Some yOnng men came
to the house for the purpose of charivaTing the
parties. The father of the parties asked them to
desist, and they complied with the request But
shortly after they returned, and the Bride being
on horseback for the purpose of going to the
home of the bridegroom, the animal becomn g
fri !htened, threw the bride off, and she had her
neck broken, causing instant death
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Wreck Of the Shin Cr,mno,.

Boston, Jan 6-The ship Scrampore from,
View Orleans, for Boston, with a large cargo OF
nour ana moiasses went ashore this Innrnino in
wrTe saved but the vessnl is going 10 nisces
An unknown vessel is reported to have been
wrecked last night near Nantucket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

THE SrApE DuKs.-Tbe London Star has the
f"iiowing Negotiations, IL IL known, have been
for some time open with Hanover for the sup
preston OF the dues on the EIbe st Stade on the
ieit bank OF that river. Hanover has now, 10 Is
stated, declared her readiness 10 come TO an nm
derstanding with the States interested in the
matter, ond 10 settle the question defnitively at
special conference to be held for the purpose,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08
Member of Congress Elected

Boston, Jan The election in the Seventh
district OF Massachusetts, 10 MI the vacancy is
caused oy the resignation of Governo,
Banks, has resulted In the election of DanIsI Nv
Gooch, Republican, by 1000 plurality.
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Return of a wapderer

CHICAGO, Jan 5.-Mr. Mellon, the periodIc,I
dealer, whose mysterious disappearance about
Two years since created considerable exriteoert
returned to his home to-day. He assign. ns. Mtg
As the cause for his leaving the city.
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40 CASTOR & CLARK,
10 LOUISIANA AVENIrE. second door from
7th street, under the Avenue House,
DRALRRsIN
CLOTHING AND GtNT'S FURNISHING


ID GOOD MILK
L ERSONS wishing PURE RICH MILK can
obtsIn It at my store, or by leaving their name
number of their residence, and 1 will send II to
them. have made an arrangement with a gentle
man. living short distance from the citv, who Is
making large Quantities of Clean Pure Rirh0hiik,
and will furnish /. as may WISH.
A f.. BROWN,
ian 22w corner OF llth and SITS.
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TELRsRAPHIc FRKAks.-A Newark M. paper
SAYS, we published an item on Monday, stating
the sudden death OF Mr.. John ". Davis, one Of
the proprietors of the Girard House, New Yotk
The gentleman Is still alive, and the mistsk.
was owing to the telegraph, which rendered a
dispatch which was seni 10 his family stating
sFsther il no worse" Z" Father is no ,pore 81;
The same family Were alarmed a few years since
by a similar blunder created by the te e yrapb.c
ope Tator, who sent dispatch, which should have
read, Father has taken Possession OF the 0ira.d
House, so that II read, Father has taken Dol.
son at the Girard House.
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Baltimsre Markets
z Ian -Elnnr sfD.d

BALTIMORE, Jan. g Flour is steady si a 50 for
shipping brands Of Howard street, Ohio. and
CITY Mills ~
w heat Is unchanged good to prime red sls
81 10, white 81 IOa 81 % Corn IL buovant. nsx,
white 5ta5sc., and yellow 5sae2c
Whisky is dull al 2Ua2Ic
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From Tampice.-FIerida indians.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. G -Advices from Tamp,eo
OF l9r 10th ult The news Of Comonfort's icts-
torship reached Tampico on the 2Itb procis.
nation OF acceptance was issued All v,s ou,cs
osie2 alton OF Seminoes and Creeks accom-
panied ov their agent. have arrived here on their
way 70 Florida to induce Billy Bowlegs to emf.
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finanrial.

NEW YORK: Jan. s.-Stocks generally lower
SnIcago ana MOCK Island y; Cumberland Coal
Com. III Illinois Central shares 90: do bond
70; Lacrosse l2 Michigan Southern and North.
eIn ~ \; New York Central 77S; Pa Coal. Co
~ Reading S.; Milwaukee and Mississipp,
81 Virginia G's 81; Missouri o,s ~
Money market active. Sterling exchange dull
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The Weather M I'm. ~.

the East and North report the weathe, 800 Ion
II was showing 10 the vicinity 81 Boston. g, =.
COD, Portland and Exeter Yesterday Tn. 80,
=. po1Ion nleasufrq four Inches. At Montreal the
Sachvlil', " b: six degrees below zero At
Portland and Calais, Me the thermometer was
down TO zero.
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DIED.,

On The 9th instant. CHARLES sOUL.F, child of
and 10 days.
The funeral will take place at o'clock Friday af-
ternOOn.
In Montgomery county, Nd, on the 9Th instant
titeT q protracIei illness, MARY EMMA twin
daughter OF James and Margaret Helen Hicks.
On the SIh instant, MARY ELIZA, the infant
da1Ehter OF Jas: L. and sarah c. Moore.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
taneral To morrow, ~ II q clock 2. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

. CtNcINNArI, Jan 7.-Exchanpe on R.lt,nor.
Is quoted at per cent discount e. day Missouri
notes Were thrown out to-day. The Nerchant.I
Bank OF Cleveland has suspended.
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DROGKESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
l. PAINTING AND PHOTOG RAPHY COMBINED.
P mo wrap HIC POR TRAITS
In Oil Coiors, on Canvas,
MINIATURE OR SIzR OF LIFR.
q WALKERS

8. WALKERS
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY,
Odeon Hail, corner ~ st. ard Pennsy vania av enue
9. WALKER has fitted up the above spacious
apartments at very great outlay of ptsl thereby
plete and handsome In the whole country. He has
large Gallery for free eIhtbtt0H Of upward of 2Oo
hne Oil Paintings, by some of the best ancient and
modern mas teIs To which he intends to add fire. sh
inpOrtatIOns. y. WALKER has also fitted up com
pete suit OF rooms, with private robIng apartments
for ladles AND purchased the finest pcSshe Instru-
ments, and engaged a first GLASS operative artist to
assist hun IN the department. for taking all kinds of
PHOTOGRAPHIC, AMBROTYPE AND Dh-
GUERREOTfPE POk L X rs, from the
smallest miniature to size Of life.
>. WALKER. by combining the Photographic Pro-
cess with the art of Painting, of which he has had
IS years' experience and whose specimens of life
hes of the city, as well those exhibited in his
Gallery, he Will be able, by the combination of the
two. To produce portraits that have been eX-
ceed for their fidelity and life like PRESTON. Can
vas and boards prepared by himself expressly for
the purpose.
Particular attention paid to the painting of Por-
traits Miniature or life size nom small pictures Of
deceased friends.
Photographs taken from corpsey or siok persons
tax en- at thor own residences Immediate notIcA
Committees and classes taken in any number in
groups, and am quantity vi copies from the sold
at reasonable charges.
Lik cnessos painted on Copper for Tomb Stones.
Valuable Oil Paintings, cad Old Family Portraits,
carefully back lined and restored their original
freshness.
Ladies ard Gentlemen are respectfully solicited
20 cell at the Gallery, over ShInsIon' book
entrance ~ street, two doors from Pennsy lvania
svenus. " il-6m
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
NREAT SALE OLE STANlAR n RHn

GREAT SALE OF STANDARD BOOKS
" PRATT's TWENTIETH ANNUAL Book SAIE NJ
~ rsnnSytcdhtd dueHue, aOrth sids.-On TIL =
xENlNO, and every evening this week we will
sen, without reserve. great assortment of
Law. NJ edIcal. STANDARD and Miscellaneous wo-ks
Albums, Animals, x o.. IN every STYLE of binding
Eng llsh and American Publications.
Also, Family and Pocket Bibles, In velvet calf and
mororcp bindings,
Pray er ard Hymn BooksSc
All of W Ich must be sold
TINS stocH IL perhaps the largest ever offered In
this city. Every book warranted perfect
Jan 4-lw WALL. BARNARD Auc,s
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BYA.GREEN. Anc,,nnaAr

ROOkS, JEWELRY AND PLATED-WARE
~ AT AUcToN-On THIS Tuesday, EVINING
and every evening during the week shall sail NJ
my auction store. corner OF 9TH and ID streets AT
cloek,a large and va liable collection of Books.
JewelIy, and Plated Ware. such as
aw, Medical, and STANDARD Works,
ny ron, Burns, Shelly, Pope and MoSre's Poems,
Aibu"s, hIbles, Prayer Books. &c,
with general assortment of a merIcan Works
ALSO
large and hne collection of JewerT such As
Gold and SILVER Watches, Chains, Bracelets
Came"s Mosaic Colds one, and other sets
y ings. Pins, Studs. CUT Buttons, Pens &C.
me p.afed Tea Sets. C. sasting of six pieces
Liquor and Castor Stands, a fine article
batter sDlsnes, Goblets, Mugs and Flagons, &c.
All OF which will positively he sold.
jan A. GREEN Auctioneer
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MADAM BONNEL,
wi DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS,
No. So 18th street west, between and X streets,
Washington CITY, has the honor to inform the ladies
of WASHINGTON and vicinity, that she has fitted up
Dress Making Establishment, where she ready
to make every kind of work, as Dresses, Mantllas,
Basques, O., and the best and very latest style
Of PARIS receiving every month the French Journal
De La Mode. direct from PARIS. nll-2ms