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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.

JOHN III. SMooT, No. ll9 Bridge street, George
town, d. G., has and offers very cheap for
Cash, a good assortment of fancy and useful artI-
cles, suitable for Christmas or New ears pres
eRts, VIZ:
Fancy and black Silks, very cheap
Sbawls, S0arfs, and ClOaks
kioh worked Collars and sets
HENS tltched embroidered and PLAIN linen cam
brio Handk erchiefs
Best Paris Kid Gloves. all Nos.
Rlch printed Dell and MeIino Plsids
MerIno Plalds, Union, Is and Sic.
A large lot De ef.aines, 1874 and $50.
Gents Scarfs, Ties. and Cravats
Gloves of every kind
Silk, white and colored bordered linen osmbrlc
Handkerchiefs
Children's Woolen Circulars, Hoods and Cal
ters
Gents and Boys Scerfs and Comforts
Merinos and Silk Vestings, &c.
With great many other desirable articles that
would be suitable for present.
dis-tf J.H. SMOOT.
LIME ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
Il friends and tho public that we have ut last sue
ceeded IN having large quantity of ALES of vaIl-
Ou5 kinds brewed eX pressy to our order, which we
will guarantee TO be the finest and the largest ysrI
ETY. that WAS ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
II by apply to for either ofthe following brands
VIZ. Kennett, Burton Xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil,
delrhia and y \. We also have a tns article Of
Brown stout and Y Y Porter always on hand.
All orders 10y mall III given TO oU1 drivers. will lie
attended to. Army & sHINN,
Union Bottllng Depot, 81 Green street,
dl7-d Georgetuwn, ID. G.
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CHANrIcLErR IL THE HIGH LATIrUDBs The
author of an English work, descriptive of a
visit to the Artic regions, relates the following
experiences and tragic death G Chanticleer
that suffered from the lone idea mania:
mad observed Tor some days past, as we pro-
ceeded north and the nights became shorter,
that the cock We had shipped at Stornaway had
become quite bewildercd on the subject of that
meteorological phenomenon called the dawn OF
day. In fact, / doubt whether he ever slept
more than five minutes at a stretch without
waking up IN state of nervous agitation lest il
should be cOck-crOw. At last, when night
ceased altogether, his constitution could nc
longer stand the shock. He crowed once OF
twice sarcastically, then went melancholy mad;
finally, taking a calenture he cackled Iowly
probably of green feldsl and leaping overheard
he drowned himself. The mysterious manner
In which every day a fresh member of his harem
used to disappear, may have preyed upon hi.
sDirits
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GREBLBY SOLD.-When George Fox was D.
preaching the shores Of ireland, we lea rn from
his most yeraciOus diary that he was overpow-
eped by peculiar Odor waited from the land
which he recognized as the blood Of the saints
martyred in that unfortunate isle. Keen a.
was the old brOadbrim scent for a martyr. it
was not more sharp than Greeley's for n spicy
story OF bOrder-rufhanism. Ii is not to be won
dered at, therefore, that the philosopher is oc-
:asionally bitten, as We learn from the follow
ing paragraph in the Oregon Statesman:
- At the time Of the organization of the Con-
sttutional Convention, a was at this place got
up n blood, hair and thunder description of
row and fight in that body, rs sell upon
Greeley. We thought the sell was too trans
parent to deceive anybody, and had not the
sllghtest idea of seeing il in the Tribune
But Greeley, ever on the alert for border ruff
nan tales, clutched at and swallowed it with
ayIdity. The letter is signed o. A. Brown.
with note appended, giving permission to
publish the name entire, if desired, but ex
pressing preference that il should be signed
by the initials Only-'O A. B. Whether
Greeley gave the full name or only the initials
We do not know. 80. A. Brown il an express
man in the Indian Department, n very clever
gentlemen, who has had the misfortune to lose
one arm, and hence Greeley correspondent
styles him 90. A. One Arm The military
company was the Salem Band an dependen,
company. The only arms that company ever
carry are brass instruments, and they are never
loaded with anything but wind. The member
stabbed is Mr.. Applegate, of Unaqua, free
soiler, who is represented by the correspondent
as a pro-slaysry rufTian, who had cut and
slashed terribly, until he was finally fearfully
stabbed in the abdomen. The entire letter
was q most apparent SELL"
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T ORD BYRON,s WORKS. s va

ORD BYRON'S WORKS, vols Murray's
IL Lond ION edition. IN purple calf binding.
knights Pictorial Shakespeare, VOLS, octave.
London. green calf
The Strattord Shakespeare. 10 vols, London. IN
onk cases.
The Cabinet Shakespeare, IL vols., London, clot h
gilt.
British Posts. vols London, hsll calf
Roses Biographical Dictionary, IL vols, London,
full calf.
Rollins Anoient History, vols, London, many
ms ps, in half calf.
Durnet's Histories, 8 vols, London, half calf
Dean Swlfl's Works, Roscoe's edition. 9 vols.
London. half calf.
WhewelPs History Of the Induetlve Sciences s
vols, London, fu | calf.
Ru vers Novels, ~ vols, London. green calf
And U.auy other standard works In hne bindings
imported from London, by
d51 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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IENSEssEE GALLASrRI.-A correspondent
OF the franklin, Tenn y Review furnishes
that paper with the following specimen Of local
gallantry, which is worth re-publishng and
should be sent by express to Harper's Drawer,
az specimen Of Tennessee gallantry
One day in the present week, gentleman
who sometimes sports the title of Doctor, and
who himself enjoys good thing, resolved
to kill his hogs, which resolve was duly car
ried into effect In order to prepare the hogs
for saltlng he let them remain all night, and
to insure their safety, hired two darkies to
keep watch over his prospective bacon" Two
OF his neighbors, not having the fear of his sa-
bic night-watchers before before their eyes, re-
solved to have little fun, and SO while the
darkies were engaged in discussing de super
pluSistica,ion of de African race noiselessy
erept up and carried off one of the defunct
porkers. Of course there was a commotion
when the supposed theft was discovered and
the owner gave utterance to some terrible
bursts of teft-handed elOquence, which were
only heightened when some one told him that
they had seen hog answering to the descrip-
ti"n, ear-marks, color, size and all, to the ore
lost, at the house of one of the offenders OF
the owner started, full of wrath and fury, but
his coming was looked for, and by n previous
arrangement the wife of the " pork litter" met
him at the door, and with face the very pic
ture OF grief acknowledged the hog was in the
house, asked him if he was going to claim it,
she said she sxpsctsd it was his and then pic
tured the consequences Of exposure which must
follow to her and her little ones il he persisted
In prosecuting his claim. The gentleman lis
tened, and his heart melted He could not
bear to afflict poor innocent woman, and with
voice full of pity he hurriedly replied mo,
madam, don't claim the hog-upon the whole
don't think We lost hog-but I'll sreor
thiS is not niy hog" and he took hurried de-
parture, with q tear in his eye for the wife of
such pork stealing husband.
II Is but proper TO add that after the whole
affair had " blOwed,' the gentleman himself
enjoyed the joke well as anybody, but the
remembrance Of that sorrow stricken wife still
haunts him occasionally
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IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR LAYING THE TYL-
EGRAPHIC CABLE.-There was on Tuesday ex.
hibited at the Merchants Exchange the new
apparatus which is to be used in the next at.
tempt at laying the ocean telegraph, and which
promises to obviate one Of the greatest causes
OF danger which is experienced in its under
taking, that is the unequal strain caused by
the rise and fall of the ship. 1t is the con-
trivance Of Mr.. Henry Berdan, of Philadel-
Phla, which was taken to England by Mr..
Everett. 1t is new combination of machinery
to equalize the strain to which the cable shall
be subjected, so that the heave of the ship will
not affect it. On board the Niagara last sum-
mer the cable was passed over and under n
series of pOnderous drums, in q way which af-
forded no elasticity-no giriHg when the ship
rose with heavy sea, and the only contrivance
for m, lulating its running out, was simple
brake, the use of which depended on the judg-
ment OF the engineer on watch. Under this ar
rangement the cable broke twice during the
first day out, and on both occasions from this
cause alone. All this is obviated by this new
invention, which gives an elasticity which is
selfregulating, and this too by the application
OF the most simple mechanical principles This
end is achieved by having one of the drums
around which the cable passes, not stationary
but on car running on track on deck, and
so regulated that the cable drawing it in one
direction is balanced by a weight drawing it
the other, so that the effect of these two forces
varying in intensity with the motion Of the sea
will keep the car constantly running backward
and forwards, the strain on the cable drawing
1T one way as the vessel rises with heavy sea,
and the ting weight impelling it forward
as the ship falls in the trough Of the sea.
Aside from this the cable Is made to pass over
and under five other drums. which guide its
passage from the hold of the ship to the stern
the vessel.
The whole apparatus will be ponderous, COST
ing between $50 1000 and $40, 900, and occupy
ing the deck between the main and mizen mast.
OF the Niagara. Its liability to fall in derange-
ment cease: and the labor of another year is
wasted.-V Y Post
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FIRST, SECOND, or THIRD PEnsoS.-An
amusing episode took place in the course of the
speech Of the Hon. gentleman who moved the
reply to his Excellency's address in the House
touching upon the subject Of education, came
to this burst Of OfOratory-"Sir, we must educate
our children" But II instantly flashed across
his mind that he was unblcst with babbies, -
and he recalled himself with" Sir you must
educate your children" But at this PROPOSE
ton the chairman, who was addressed, began
to shake his head and grin. "Sir," continued
the perplexsd orator, amidst the roar of the
House-"Sir, you-they-we-they must edu-
cate their children "-AdsLoide papsy
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STEEL s.-Notwithstanding the immense
number Of steel pens used in this country, and
u estimate the amount even by weight would
be almost impossible, il is a strange fact that We
depend upon England for our supply. The
Yankees, renowned for their ability to make
any article that has ever been introduced into
use, have not yet been able TO form steel pen
fit 10 write with.
About eighteen months since some one of our
countrymen commenced the manufacture of the
article. but the attempt resulted, we believe,
IN 4 f.tilnre--at least, upon a trial in the De-
partnents at Washington, it was found want.
ing and cast aside.
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SPECIAL NoTICK.-For Perfumed Breath, White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm of
1000 Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
" " oodland Cream" a new pomade it causes gen.
temen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 81 cents
each. w P.FRTRIDGE Il CO.,
ProprietOrs. New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for WASHINGTON
TAYLOR MAuRy, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th ST.. Pa. avenue. nI7
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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

:, NJ. LOOMS, M; ~, the inventor and pstentee Of
"LoontS' Mineral Tldts 7sefh," haVInE
successfully introduced his Improvement lnlp 49,
various cities, has now permanently estab- -~~4AO
lished hlmsef IN Washinston.
TINS Improvement for Sets Of Teeth consist chnef
y IN making set Of but me piece Of material, and
that indestruc'ihle mineral. No metal used IN
their construction. and the, therefore free from
galvanio aot4on and metallc taste. There are no
Joints 20 become filled with moisture PARTICLES of
food. hence they psTe and eisGs. They ere
inter-, stronger, less clumsy, tar more durable, and
n%tural an their appearance. l viii give reward
One Thousand Dollars to any who Will produce q
SUM ar work of art 90 equal mine purity, Tea atty
durslty, artistic excellence or any other r6tuiste
quality.
All work reeponsIby warranted.
Z76 PeDna. avenue. between llth and 18th streets.
Ap lS-ly
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AN II POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
in favor of the Consumption Destroyer also of its
efficacy in relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup Is pleasant and safe. aud
is composed of roots and herbs procured from the
nicely enveloped in my circulars, where my place of
residence is seen.
for the Piles can, with the syrup. bs found at Mr.
Z. Stott's; the Syrup is at several other places
Pennsylvanla avekue, AZ well as Goorg etown, at
Lsdbetter's. In Baltimore, at Hance's, 1Os Balti-
more street. diff
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MODEL FAIHzx.-The Detroit, (Nichigan)
Tribune says that the insurance Companies re-
fuse to paw the s27 .OfO for which the life of Mr
Holden was insured. who was kill-d at Amaze
AIoor, Mich, in July last. Tee bail which WIS
taken RON h1s BODY exactly nts the pistol whic
was found a short time since in A marsh n sbo /
distance from where Mr. HoIden's body was dis
covered. The insnrance companies contend ira
Nj Holden committed suicide to benefit his
family.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy DeIorme, great
oursr Of Consumption, for several years so bad
ly.atcted by dyspepsia that for part of the time
he was confined to his bed lie was eventually cured
by a prescription furnished him by young claIrvoy-
ant girl. This prescription, given by mere child
while In state OF trance, has CURED every body who
has taken 1t, never having failed once. II equally
as sure IN cases Of fits AS of dyspepsia. The ngra
dlents may be found In any drug store. 1 will send
this valuable prescription to any person on the
oeIpt of a stamp, to prepay postage. Address DR..
Tracy DeiOrme, New York Post Office.
N I'm
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Dancing,
nAN NCIN ACAD MY.

III Z y VI A Z a ID Il VI Z.
Mr.. T r. GASZYSSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor to announce to the Ladies and Gen "a
he will re open his Classes for Dancing In -
Washington on Friday, the 9th of October. 1T Ia
IempsTance Hal, street, for Misses and Masters,
from O'Clock p. m; for Ladies aud Gentlemeu,
from O clock .. IN. George:own--on Welnss day
the 18th of October at Miss Harrover's Ladies Sem
inaIy, from 8 o. clock D. M,
For terms and particulars application can be made
At Mr.. Il. residence, 407 street, between 9th and
iuth streets. &c l2-Sm
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A SPECIAL CARD.-To all persons indebted to
"A to US IN open accounts otherwise respect
fully notified that their bills will bs made off and
and presented by LIST January, aud as we design max
INK a change IN our business, We earnestly request
that they will come forward, close their accounts by
cash notes at short dates settlement 10y 10th
pTOxImO.
We hope IN view of the present financial condi-
a change In business, will sufficiently explain the
necessity Of our request for prompt pay ments.
COLEEY SEARS,
d&-lWeod 5s3 7th ST.. 5 doors from Pa.
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DENTISTRY.
OTYIcB no. 1873 PENNeTLvATra AvsNyH, 8pIEzS
Thrs. doors from t.h Srssl. iS


Dc. BAIIy teEs leave q inform the public that ne
feels assured thGt experience Of fifteen yerrs'
ssfety Of doat es es ths. e .s treaied success
fully, wiI enahe him TO suImount any d1icUit,.
own experience confirming tie opinion Of many men
eminent ~ the profession, ard esPeclslly Drs Hsrrs
osr all mercuIal TrepaI5 Tons for filling Tecta, also
ell Enamss, Gutta Fercha, lnds Rubber, and Ce-
Teeth, sGd thst PoTceiian, mounted on God Plate,
IS tho only relIabe substance thst be worn in the
qIlonih. as Ias most conelustVeJ sloEn bJ the ast
ki'hongi he Ga;ters himself from HE long re,l-
sEUwn tc his numerous friends and patrons. ne be,s
lesve TO refer them ~ the fCli"rInK
TESTIMONIALS:
From the ate Eec:oE Of the Church Of Eplphsny Of
DR.. STyPHEs BAny: Dear Sir-I desire TO eI press
you as a superior dentist f6e operstions executed
may IRE ha @ N, ana the ts
subtle ;h-t JcuT skill so"e;l deserves.
Washington, Aa.. g. las your. yswss wsFRIkNcH. fET5Ik
From one of The Oldest firms IN Baltimore, Msssrs.
Bogss, Cotman + Co.
Hav,ns employ ed Dr. Stephen Beily Surgeon Den
porsnt ara d lfoult piece Of vork, which he did to
ny entire satisfaction, and In view Of the TACT that
Colese OF Baltimore laled, after repeated trials 20
perform the same work satisfactorily, Ii gIves me
high estinatien Of his Prcfesflen.i stlll
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1851. HARMANN BO66S.
Extract foms note received from the late Hon. Joha
M. Clayton.
y. 9. SENATE, Aug, 1e, less.
The teeth you made for ne work admirably; noth-
Ing could be better Ver' FGsN FGTSstiNtpky' pky'cL.1roN.
To thc,e th,t sect relief from the rss .des Of q,
teath. oan cheerfpl!T recommend DR.. !. Daily a.
5uperiOr DENTIST he made set ot porcelain teeth
for one Of BY family, ard pgssd several teeth for
nv self snS the work has al sroe eli for than
ten yeare. ROBERT a. NlAON,
of the Va. Conf. Of the NJ. E. Church South.
Asnl l9. 1855.
We, the undersigned. having hsd occasion 20 svsL
oureelves Of the professional glll Of pr. s. BsiJ.
Surgeon Derust cf this city, ,of having Ieen cogl.
ant of his operations families or flepdt taks
pressure exercising edmrStlon of his ertlstC
skill, well as Of the unIarry satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the m0et deicate np1 dIfcut
operations la Denta Surgery, and VIC pectfuly
coulmend HIM - the confidence End patronage Of tfs
BubiIc Of which we consider him emInently worthy.
THcSAs u, WALLER, Architect l.. Z. CepItoi.
DaoaAs nULER, NJ. d., cf W shingtop, ID. c.
u. =. boUzER, II. u. Of Georgetown, ID. G.
y. s. IIEcoIs, M. D., OF Washlngton. ID. c.
Jos. II. BEApLKY, Of Washington, ID, c.
GsoE6E wALToS IL. Governor of Florida.
WALTER LENox, Ex Mayor of Washington.
HESRy BALDWIN, l.. :. Patent Ofioe,
%. g. WIGHT, Principal r itteLkolse Aoademy.
febo If
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SOIe ImpOrter and Manufacturer,
Nos. Is, 20, and =, Beaver street, New York.

WOLFE's SCHKTDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPs.-The
proprietor particularly recommends the above
schnapps to persons travelling about to settle IN
the South or West account Of It's Medicinal pro-
peTtlts correcting the disagrecabir and Oft dan
gerous effects produced by change Of water-a
visitation to which all travellers South and West
are particularly liable. Strangers should be careful
In purchasing the Sohnapps, as tho whole country
Is Hooded with cOunteTfeIts and limitations The
genuine has the proprletor's name on the bottle
cork and label. For sale by all Druggists and Gro,
GERS. UDOLPHo WOLFE
li-Sm Depot lS Beaver rect. New York
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T. FEW DAYS IN WASHINGTON
LEF!CAGIOUS CURE FOR
BUNIONs,
SOFT CnRN9

BUNIONs,
SOFT CORNS.
TOE NAILS,
Without Cutting or Causing The Slightest
Patn--bv
DR. CH OS SER
Eqrope takes this Opportunity IF apprsns the
ladies' and gentlemen of Washington and it's en-
snd nsar .nd hs VII "a aERE 0MLx TsW
snTssIy; s.psSsii,Ily j. ESSRSs: BgSloSs: and and
long standing or bad, he guarantees TO etectraiIy
ard Ptrmont1hy es's IN few moments. without
IN me silghtost pain or inconvenience either during
n. b. ice-224 Fstr.et bstrsen l4th and 18th
hours from 10 n. m. till D. m, and TIL O'Clock
p. ~.
Will visit ladies at their own residence by giving
fvw hours notice.
HI The following Testimonials are similar to The
thousands In the Doctors possession:
From II. NJ, the King Of B1rnria.
Mr.. Schlosser has operated on II. Majesty's feet
ned by X. Majesty command. BN. fOLLRR.
F'onr H. Imp. Hfshness, the Prince Jerome Na-
Mr. schlosser's ma estrait de. cors srce besucoup
o'a''''' Ell ''u' Ia Hoji9RH JER0ME SSnrs, s%,ApoLEoN
From William Rice, Proprietor Of the Pennsyi-
Mr.. Schosser has extracted two corns from NV
The extraordinary ease with which he operated IS
remarkable, aud cheerfuly recommend HIM to all
VINO are troubled Win cOfns as The only person |
have ever known to perform the operation sclentih-
ca!ly and without pain. WIN, RICE
Pnlisdel pha, Sept. %, 1857.
From Pisrc. Butler, Esq.
Dr. ScblOsser has extracted a number of corns
from ny feet with great skill and without pain.
PIERCE BUTLER.
PhiIadelphis, Nov. 8, 1857.
From Dr.. s: NJ. lands. Physician TO the Cify
Dr. Srr ha phhGfSg "a
ness eight very painful corBs IN few minutes.
would advise friends and the public generally to
go To Mr.. Schlosser and have themselves relieved
of these toe tormentUIs.
g. N. Lands, NJ. ID.
Thousands of testimonials from the United States
and a go from Royalty, Nobility, and medical men
from Europe be seen at the Doctor Ofhce 2s4
+ street. betreeu l4fh and 18th streets, near the
Treasury q ePnrtmenf.
ONLY Few DAYS IN WASHING ron.
d "a lin
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NTN. F. BAYIY,
Va Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY,
No. &c Pa. drsazs,
Offers 10 the put.lo al reduced prices, a fall and
complete assortment Of
Writing and Letter Papers.
English and American NC;e Papers.
French Ename!led and Bristol Board Writing Cards
Wedding and Business Envelopes
Extra fire KrIve.. Scissors, and Razors.
Farcy aud Ilan Play iEg Cards.
DESKS and " ork- boxes, Back CANNON Boards.
Chess Men, Checkers, Games.
Gold Pens, Pencils. Card Cases, dc., &c.
dstf Intel eo6tl
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RIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, in variety,
- bound in velvet, fine calf and Turk morocco,
Albums, English and French Drawing Booss, Gold
Pens, Rodgers's Pepkpives, fine editions, in line
bindings, of English and American STANDARD authors
In Poetry and Prose. and French, English and
American Juvenile Books for youth of all ager,
may be found at the Bookstore of tue upderslrned
mostly imported from Europe by himself
d& FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
an "UNEXPEOSlVE GAS" which is no.
thing but the well known ETHEREAL OIL" therefore
deem II necessary to caution consumers for the
safety, that the only genuine article is known
ReIntZeFs s non r KIP lOsve Burning Fluid" and is
prepared and sold y F. STUrZ, at has Depot, cor
uer Of tn and streets, he being the sole possess
OF Of the night for selling the same in the District of
Columbia
oc 2l -eoSm FIR. STUTZ
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that lie has reinov- - S8S
ed his BOOT AND SHOE ESI A BLISH- xxi
MEEI to No. SO Pennsy lvar!a avenue. Nv
place of business, where may be found very gene
raj aud select assortment of BOOTS, SHOES,
and GAlTERS, for adIes. Gentlemen and ChIi-
dren of has own manufacture; which viii, IN quality
OF material and workmanship. compare favorably
with those OF the best establishments.
All gOoSs made by or bought OF the subscriber
may be relied upon as being, ia ell cases. exactly
represented, to which he would most respect fully
call tho attention OF those In want of good articles.
The subscriber takes this opportunity OF return
ing his sincere thanks to his friends and the pubic
In general for the very liberal patronage gwen hm
for the past hve years; and promise, in return for
the same and for that which may hereafter be iven
him. renewed efforts TO give that salts faction which
is SO much desired in our business.
]. X. MORGAN, S3 Pa avenue,
81 colin south side bet. 9th and 10th sts.