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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

mH NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED RE ,sszsan
80 speetfuly INFORM their friends and the pIaic $3.50
o. generally that they have from their SD "a
stand the Of Baronne aud GrayieF streets No
los ST, CHAIR Els STREET opposite the st. Charles EEs
arer, where HATS CAPS etc. Of the latest style and best
quail Will always be found
OF Sm j. ROGH l. CO., HssEETE.
gFM I'll. LONuEs. HAT MAEUF TURKR, ssesssl2s
81 Grayer and BaTonne streets, having
Ga chased the establishment of Mr. p ROCH IS "a
prepared the above business with eua fae5s
with his predecessor
HATS every description made order shortest aniEB
and at reasonable prices. os sIn
BOOTS AND SIOES-JUST RECEIVED ON COW
~ signment ships James Nesmh, David ktnhAd RLkA
Martha j. kimbhll-
800 cases BOOTS and SHOES.
For sale, at low prices by
j. B. VALENTINE L Co,
se2S 81 Common strseA-
T INIfl, CEMENT, ENGLISH FIRE BRICK, PIs A.
IL tz Hiri etc., for sale in lots suit purchasers By
NJ EASTMAN & co,
M. II RpyaI sIFsF&
~ All orders left there in Box No. 49, Mechanics N
cheFgp. vii be promptly attended 10, III 3rU
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Copper has eight times the conducting power of iron and is
durable less liable again, single charge
electricity will heat Iron Rod thirty degrees but Copper
Rod only six For further particulars apply for circulars at
the office Of the undersigned.
Applications for Agencies orders for Stock Models and
all communications relating to this business will receive imme
diate attention. if addressed to
H. W. R. JACKSON, l21a Commercial Place
ms " New Orleans. La
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j. L. KELLY, Deputy CLERK.

de Ia Now eIie.OrItans. FENBACB-No IL 55a
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IA ciers de Ia sudite succession
celia peut coDcener dayoir dedue dix our daer
la pEseute publication e rsoD pour lesqueles lie compts
Ia ite sera point
spprouve hooogne, f0nds mains repar
coHf0rmef1eDt dit cDmpte.
Par Ordre de la Cour.
u5 7 T. mt Craft
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sEeoSp DLsTa5eI coURr }sUcCEssIov or J. DIEFFES-
.! new nt!eaIls. BACKING, H. SD
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
OF this Estate and to al other persons herein Interested
0sh0w cahse within ten days from the present
they have why the account presented ~ the Curator II
hi Estate shoud be hom0logsted and approved M Nc
funds distributed in accordance herewith.
By order Of the Court
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IaI0l I8I8i II v III Y Y = = =
GOIFFUEES. APES,

DRESS-MAKING, sugerimendcd by Mrs: j. hcrszIf, a
guarantee Indies may depend that every attention ain be
paid ts Fashion. Taste and style
5aGountry and Commission MerchuutS' Orders filed with
he utmost and dispatch. MRS J, JEs FERS-
rs 5m If2 GaiBti street.
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SECOND DISTRICT coURT1 SUCCESSION OF MARGARET
" S Of BAREEsi WIFE or PATkIcK
WHEREAS Patrick Barnes has peGitIoned
w the Court for Letters Of Administrations
Of the late Margaret Barnes wife Patrick Barnes, deceased
intesate-
Notice is hereby given all whom may concern to show
cause within ten days why the Of the said petitioner
shoud be granted.
By order Of the Court.
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Co.. FsEF.I.gAKB TABLES CONSTANTLY
gsslEsszi91aud and for saefrOm the mandatory of
Sssz@s53 Afessrs H. NJ BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnap.
superor Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick patent Gus
ans also Cloths Balls Guo all other trimmings belong
orders thankfully received and promptly attended to
All IL st. Cherries Billiard konm, n. o.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ThFFItE5Ua AgAUEA8, ". b3 BQlAIs5a
. street, Neg Orleans.
Conducted by @. }. Lord.
This establishment open for the reception 81 pnpfl5 R
the classes viii be arranged for The winsas psasj
olo Parents having PIT school iaysd es
and the establishment Oh ia
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RIO OWNERs AND BUILDERS IN TOWN az
Country,
THE sALAMANDER ROOFING CEMENT,
4 OPENING OF WINTER 1TELLINERY
R r NJ o v 4 L,


MRS j. JEFFERS formerly Camp and Julia
respectfully calls The Of her and Ladies
generally 10 her Splendid stock Of
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J. BoNFEMPs DYER AND seouRER..
No 60 Bourbon street

inform the pnb1ie that he has lust
the business Of the yeng Establishment 49, Is ROYAL sfri
and that he sill eoHtirue, heretofore TIE careful iF
ton for which he is celebrated.
The in which, for the last twelve years he has -
fed the customers Of his establishment On Rei en-
street Is guarantee fer those WAC msy honor him with
J patronage, q Is
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pate OF Departure OF European, California
and Havana MnlIs, Tor November, Is5s.
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E0HUlT-FtUIT-FltNI ILO1I
ANTHONY ASTREDO
Begs to inform the pnbc that he has closed his Restaurant
oyster Saloon the and will now keep
hand the largest and choicest coect0n Of TO be found
in the city Arrangements and contracts have been made with
the largest and finest orchard owners in the South,
received collection of Peaches Pears Apples Melons,
- ANTHONY AsTREDO,
iel6 If No. IL ROYAL street.
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ARMY AND NAVY,

There being lack OF engineers in the service the Sec
try OF the Navy has appointed the following acting
5nssrs ~ sail in the steamers Arctic and Metacomet,
We For the Arctic Mr. Wm 5. Montgomery, with the
~ ~ a second assistant engineer, and MIR. james
ph,nSbuey with the pay Of third assistant engineer.
Fnr lie Metacomet, Mr. Samuel Montgomery. with the
NV ~ a second assistant and Messrs VIM. Selden and
H., FaTren, with the pay of third assistants
Commissioner Hendricks, of the General Land Office
has decided that an officer in the army can hold lands
nnder the preemption donation laws other people
there being nothing in the statutes to prevent him, pro-
@ he brings himself within the provisions and require
ments Of the law under which he claims.
lanes Wallace, Of Philadelphia, has been appointed
tbpl assistant engineer in the navy, vice X Rind
resigned.
The Navy Department is in receipt of intelligence from
the following vessels of the Paraguay expedition which
s,iled several weeks ago The Fulton arrived at Barbl-
does on the 18th of October in ten days after leaving
Norfolk tho Water-Witch arrived at the same place on
the 10th ult in eleven days from Norfolk and the
Harriet Lane also arrived at the place on the 10th
nit. in twelve days from New York The stoppage at
E,laocs consisted only of few hours long enough to
take ON board fresh supply of coal The vessels then
left for the rendezvous at Monteyideo.
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LNXTENsfVE sale by catalogue OF new and silpe-
IL cabinet furniture elegant Lace CURTAINS window shades
cornice &cn Thursday morning, November
Al the house furnishing establishment OK q. smal~ood No SOS
Seventh his
u superior furniture, &c., comprising part
IL sues d arer furniture Of the latest styles covered with
French brocaee lasting plush, and slk daInask
20 sofas q new and beautiful patterns hnahad IA hair cloth
daDask, and plush
20 spring seat rocking chairs various styles
very superior sleepy hollow chairs
20 Gabrielle chairs, finished a enamelled cloth
rs spring scat ounges ~ variety coverings
Uyans In hair, cloth, Fronch lasting
Superior carled bair, husk, palm mattresses
Mahogany and walnut psror chairs, u styles
Is pairs superior and costly lace curtains
100 window shades of every variety
"a handsome gin
Together variety articles In tle house
line, nos necessary enunlerate.
Terms $50 and under cash that a
three and four months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
iersst
Pscaaosues will ready gooda on exhibition three
days prior 10 the sale.
NOV l2-eod JAS q, MCGUIRE 4 Co, Aucuoneers
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We understand that the sprtualists contemplate poti-
onipg the legislature of Massachusetts, at It's next SEES
op for grant of moneyfrom three to seven thousand
Jollrso enable them TO 'empoy scientific men TO in
nre into the mysteries of spirituasm They say that
III State is pledged the education of the people and
this being an educational measure, the Commonwealth
cannot refuse to grant the prayer OF the petitioners
The Rev r. G. Graves an American missionary in
China writing from Macao, under date OF August ioth,
aes that his chanel in Canton had been burned and
with it almost all the Chinese book bocks of the mis-
sonares valued at several hundred dollars. As the
English soldiers saved the books and clothing of Mr.,
Graves his personal loss only about S25 Mr. Graves
is A son of DR. John j. Graves, of Baltimore.
Five men were poisoned Sunday night last in Gin
canati from drinking whiskey bttes, of whom died
from liz effects The bitters were made ofacontc.
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TsyTED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.

T,rssoAr. Nov 1.-The court met at the usual hour,
al the Judges being present
tadgs Ssarburgh delivered the opinion Of the court
~ c.ss of James B Armstrong The United States
rs claim is for damages the amount Of two hundred
,sand dollars for the performance by the govern
art N contract with him for the transportation Of
government supplies in 1850.
TIE oninlon OF the court ID that the petitioner is enti-
al a. relief but the evidence file is insufficient tc
hle them 10 determine the damages which he has sns
tanned. ,..... - p,.,.
.ui w Meade, deceased The United States, was Ie
"ao,ad Hon Reyerdy johnson commenced the eiosing
nrsnt Tor the petitioner; but, without concluding,
ne oolrt adjourned until Monday next.
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VI OF yALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS

y
several valuable cotton plantations Dallas
Alabama, all OF which high state OF
Also small tracts OF from hundred
drei each portions Of every in cultivation
Posson will be given the purchasers the January
These lands all situated selua
railroud" and equal IN fertility land the world
Also several improved and unmproved town lots and small
Of land in and adjoining Selma, including evcnl handsomely
proved and conveniently situated private residences with
attached to them.
The track tract adjoining selma o70 will
into and Oca and lots each fronting upon
street. This viii enable purchasers
gardens large or small lots a. they may desire
Also soil sixty seventy racing
Of the best blood which stations
hies and colts ao the celebrated
the best horse IN the South.
The above stock VIII be exhibited for sale ongo-
cry, Ala, in November
Persons wishing purchase win ind to their
and Immediately
ANY debts liabilities Of the late Col Thornton Gotsby
received payment for the purchase
George GGisby will show this property may
sire purchase.
information refer Mcssrs
Mes5rs Brooks 4 Carrot, OF Marion
property shall disposed private
will together with large other personal property
sold auction the highest bidder city the first
day Of January
BEN EDWARDS GREY, Trustee &c
srIAA, ALA, Sept II, 1858. sep 2s-2m
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Il usnr, middle aged man, who speaks
The English wrench Spanish and Italian wen educated
active and " good mofals, acquainted snars
been merchant and spowucr years, wishes particularly
- call the attention Of American diplomats and
European OF south American who interyre.
tor courier and confidential travelling clerk He
unexcoponabe qualification dssn
gushed the highest standing Washington
Address A. O., Box No IS Mobile, Ala Hon h
Fitzpatrick, y. SIS Scp ao-d3m
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A TRIBUTE to denarted worth--At 4 neetinr .

n tho Thloemie Society Georgetown College District Of Co
nnh held on the 7h OF November, the
snr Of louisiana announced wereupon Messrs Ioveace
louisiana Gardiner, OF MaryI Mclaughlin Virginia
were appointed us committee Of three up
e on the eengs q the association regard the melancholy
Intelligence.
Tue committee reported tho following preamble
which were unanimously adopted
whereas the members 81 the PtOdeie
.aega District OF Columbia having feelings profound
irtt he Death OF the Hon Laurent who
Enea ny nature with the mont brilliant and talents
ehVh name, whch shall remain brightest
D annals Of ms native State and whereas recognise
unghd member m society whose spoess reputation
E shy chvalrous honor love 81 freedom gen
y nas rendered his memory all appreciate
worth Therefore, 1T
& @ mat N the deccaso q The Hon laurent segnr this
ns lost one OF It's brightest country
'I statesman, an able lmgust, and patriotic
oo That this society shall cherish forever the
nnGhg honesty OF purposethe characteristics his
rn was equaled only by the ability which
'Pn every subject that within his comprehensive grasp
"e noreoper THAT this society sympathze deeply with hig
u any 10 the heavy bereavement with which God
% and that in testimony o. wear
lal 9use OF mourning faf the space of thirty days
further, That copy Of these
E the deceased and that also they he Published
Courier. z" - ' 49, Wy -
p, F. WEIGH, 8 j., President
Nov FIT
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TmH PANORAMA -Boneans magnificent Mirror OF
'Ausralia and the Celestial Empire wiz positively close
on Saturday night next and would advise all who
have not yet seen this beautiful work Of art not TO miss
the opportunity OF seeing it before IL leaves the city Il
will be exhibited Odd Fellows Hall this evening and
tomorrow afternoon and evening, and will be opened In
GeorpetoWn next week
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DIED,

9th Instant Mrs CATHARSE COOKE In The olst year OF
her age, wife Of W. b. Cooke ..
Ca ihe l0lh instant, JEROME BEaOy, aged 90 years.
The funeral place residence OF his Georgia
enne near east this afternoon o'clock The friends
Of the family Inytod to attend
the residence father d. RoRom st. Louis, Missouri,
saturday November 1858, MARY JULIET KiBBEi, wife
Of WILLIAM r. kBBEY, aged twety years.
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LNOR RENT.--A large and frstclass dwelling,
with all the modern improvements, with eestoy
building either furnished
stahing carriage house, situated
Louisiana avenue the City ahc eligible
the
For terms apply to or address Fisher, esd
Co. auction store Washington, D. g. 0., Oct 2o-dtf
Two LEF.-Furnished rooms to let at aS2 18th
II street, between T. and n, l2--dU
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TnE GsoaarrowS LrrsKH. We have received the frst
number Of penny paper entitled the ''Georgctown
Ledger which Ia to be published daily by III A Kecfer x
Co. at Forrest Hall ia that city II Is Designed expo
nent Of the interests Of that business community aud
presume it will receive share Of public patronage The
number before US appears TO be printed somewhat in the
Hebrew style the title being the top Of the last
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t. g. MCGUIRE a. CO, Auotioneers.

by .. U HICtUTfS 0 OO' 1iuttiUIHtCfs'
YNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
i LOTS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE "on Thursday
December I'd at O'Clock tho premise by virtue Of decd
May H. 1857 and duly recorded bcr j. A. ST. No
1884 os 81 Of the land records for Washington
Nos IS H. subdivision sluare 623 fronting
"a north between North Capitol and First
west running back 75 feet inches 3oet alley Each
ing 206 square feet. Title perfect.
tneurt cash; the residue and three
interest," secured by deed in the premises
TfI0S J. FISHER, Trustee.
.....& JAS c. MCGUIRE & CO,
NovT-d AuGtiJneers.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

LNXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
IL Effects Public Sale On "Wednesday November AZ,
O'Clock the residence ~ William H. upperuan,
Third and Four and halt Streets shah
sell the cutire Furniture and Effects comprising
Mahogany carved spring sofas dyans rockers otOans
aud parlor chairs
Mahogany dining and card tables
Very large gtame French plate mirrors slab and bracket
DANA X and lace curtains, corptce
GIT and bud window shades,
Brussels, three ply, and Ingram carpets
Stair carpets, olcloth, rods and eyes
Very superior solid mahogany bedsteads
Handsome mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
Solid mahogany wardrobes
Marble washstands
Superior feather beds holsters, and pillows
blankets, comforts toilet
ana wood chairs, tables
Cdrrd- hair and huss
Mahogany sideboard dining tables
French china gold band dinner set, glassware
Superior plated tea baskets casters, knives and
forks
Cooking stove, radiator, and other stoves
Together with kitchen requisites.
$50 aud under cash; OF So 60 and
satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing
p s--fhe house Is Tor rent; inquire ON the premises.
.... JAS c. MCGUIRE l. CO.,
Nov I'D Auctioneers.
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ny Jas. G. MCGUIRE & Co.. Auctioneers.

by JAS. G. MCGUIRE d Co, Auctioneers.
.JNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
4 LOIS IN PRINTING ofFTCE SQUADRON Thursday
December 3D. O'Clock the premises by virtue Of deed
In dated May 1857 and duly recorded in iber A. s. No
1885, 203 the land records Washington
shall sell lots Nos 80 aud 40 in the subdivision No ga
fronting each IS feet Az inches First west between north
@ streets, running back 100 inches alley,
aud containing each 8 Oi6 square foot Title perfect,
fourth CASH balance and three with
interest secured rs deed Of trust on the premises.
TIOs. j. FISHER, Trustee
JAS G. MCGUIRE Co,
Nov I'd Aucoueers
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Nj ARRIED,

On tbs 10th instant Presbyterian church. by the Rev
Brrlxasn s. W h HANDY, esq TO Miss ANNIE T. VERNON
all u this city.
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ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
LIE his Office 70 hts residence Franklin
Thirteenth streets He will continue 70 devote hin attention principal
y to cases in the Uated States supreme
Oct 2s--df
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National Hotel.

DIR McAIulinin, Maryland Cbov de ornelas
Robt Bowie, Geo NJ Nye, New York
q Dennis, Alexandria, Va T Penileton, Virginia
G Henderson, Baltimore Ghas Mathoys, Boston
II A snalley, usA G MGraham, Maryland
l. Yah, jr, phadelpha W l. Ward 4 wici Philadelphia
w Under wood Boston Mrs Or Waters, do
w e Alexandria, indiana Marshall Maine
p | Tiartt, Troy Col Thompson Frieze a lady
Bradford, Now Orleans Maryland
J Valdevila Cuba VIM Worhington, do
A LASER. Albert Brooke, do
+ EcipyeTra, do VIM D Clarke Prince Georges co,
M Bas do .a
" Miller lady Now York Mr. Mrs Cs in, Brooklyn, NY
Young, Ohio Chandler, District OF Colun
Nt4sY Young do
J II Coates, New York s u King Maryland
Henry Ferguson Baltimore Merlory, Ohio
Miss A i. Rogers, VIM X Baker, Maryland
Granada Joseph Cohen lady Charleston
III Lehman, Philadelphia SC
Charles West York Isaac Barrett, do
Hon I Bowie, Maryland Walter Mitchell, Philadelphia
X Hidgaway, Baltimore
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PRESENTS, PRESENTS.--Pace to buy your
Pre'ensHeautful goods suitable for wedding day
80 patty na, and head pins styles iaes travelling
g bags, baskets aud perumery stock toys just
''SsNraM IL. J. McI4AUGfiIISS,
wy H-@ Penn avenue between sth and 9TH street
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Browns, Hotel.

] G Hobson Richmond VIM Chamberlain, New York
d IN Weeks Now York Miss Chamberlain, do
y sey moro johnson, do Dr II Bryce, Maryland
X Aooday, do Frank Erskinei 81 Louis
j seceT, do Miss Erskne, do
] B Wood do John Hayes, New York
AZ pety. do W Schwartz, New Orleans
y Philips, Baltimore q III schwartz, do
Stspben Wu smith N Saoi do
Iabney & wife, Mississippi Carrera, Havana
W T. Marsh Bridgeport Conn ChaA Dickson, do
c II McNiel, do > Johnson x wfa Charleston,
w n Chic baltimore SC
II overall, Mississippi $ Todd & wife, New Orleans
John Stone Baltimore Mira Robinson daughter Sing
John h Showacer, DO Sing "
John Latham, kentucky Mrs Willis, do
Montgomery, Ala Stephen Renuk, Philadelphia
II II Boyd, Winchester, Va
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Kirxwood House.

Hutchinson Philadelphia iiaisey daughter Now Jsr
Griftha,
u |. Nichols New York Herbert Norfolk, Va
Wilcox United army James Crane Nebraska Terri
] x G Morton, 10
A Murray, United States navy J Richards Virginia
~ kirkrun New York A A Green, California
Schey, Maryland CE Wilson lady, New York
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L. c. LAMAR O. u nor. IL A,rRY
AM-iR, MOTT, e AUTRY, Attorneysat- Law
Holly Springs Mas, will the High
and Appeals az jackson the Federal Court the Courts
Tie h judicial District Of Mssspp aud will the
lection OF Claims throughout North Mississippi Se s-du
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No THANKSGIVING ALExAsDRIa-In tho board Of
common council at Alexandria Monday night last
communication from the mayor, accompanied by
luton from the board Of aldermen fixing day of thanks
giving and prayer laid the table by vote of 10
to g. II Governor Wise should think proper to appoint
q day Alexandria friends viii be included in It's pro.
visions but if not, the turkeys and poultry generally will
have thanksgiving of their Of escaping
threatened decaptation
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NTOTICE.--0Hice Indian Affairs, Nov III, 1853 -
The advertisement Of this Office for proposnls ndisn so Il
modified admit o. Tho consideration on The
the office, blacs he
required 20 furnish samples Of blankets OF foreign
manufacture but preferred thai SAMPLES fnrnshed ~
the bidder convenient And the for reception az ida k
AL the acIes advertised o e extended % 10 O'clock M GA aat
urday, The 10th instant.
W, DENVER, cosanissiouer
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Masonic I'VE understand that handbills are In cir
culaton in this city, informing the public that the
Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 4, of Royal Arch Masons
TO hold celebration at Israel church the 9th
instant AS this is chapter That many of the fraternity
heard Of and there may be doubt under what
jurisdiction it is working, viii add that the handb
further states that "a permit has been obtained" No
one need be in doubt to the character Of the gather
I ing
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FIHE-Yesterday morning, about eleven clock there
alarm OF fire, caused by the accidental burning Of
Of the wood work in the ordnance shop at the navy
yard The damage small, and the fire was exngush
ed without the necessity Of using the engines