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COURT OF CLAIMS,

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 24.--The court met at the usual
hour all the Judges being present
Joel Milton Walker, esq. of Des Moines Iowa, was
appointed commissioner take testimony for this court
The of the heirs of DR.. james Thatcher rs The
Unitel States taken up and Mr.. Glet resumed and
concluded his argument behalf of the government
Mr. Coombs replied behalf of the petitioners after
which the court adj ourned until Monday next
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PERSONAL IN9EXLIG ENCE.

Hon. Daniel L. Sickles of New York, arrived in this
city last evening and is stopping at Browns Hotel Col
Fauntleroy, u. S, navy, is also at Browns.
+. L. Lowe ex-governor of Maryland: Hon. George W.
Kilredge, of New Hampshire; Capt Marcy and Capt
Gardiner, u. S. navy, are at the National Hotel
Hon. Samuel A. Smith, Of Tennessee; Lieut.. G. Nor
ton, u. s. army Commodore Kcarney and Capt Englc L.
s. navy, at the kiriwood House.
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A PROCLAMATION.

The City Councils having by joint resolution appoint
ell Thursday, the 18th instant, day Of thanksgiving
and prayer have approved the act, and deem it my
duty to give official announcement of the same by
this my proclamation The observance of day of thanks
giving at this of the year is sanctioned by time
honored custom, and is peculiarly becoming Christian
community. The blessings which continually vouch
safcd to us demand that should occasionally turn
aside from daily avocations and, as it were sancy
secular day by united and heartfelt manifestations of graf
itude by prayerfu reflection and by conrte sUppcation
In order to give due effect and solcmnty to the occa
sion, every good citizen is Invoked to contribute
thing of example and prcoept towards the ulhmcnt of
the duties which properly belong to the day and to this
end recommend that the ordinary pursuits of business
be suspended and that all denominations assemble in
their respective places of worship to render thanks
Almighty God for His boundlcss merccs and to offer up
applications for continuance Of our civic and our ma
tiona prosperity.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington this
18th day of November, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ifty-eght.
JAMES g. HEREET, Mayor.
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Boy THANKSGIVING SERMoN.--Rev. w. ID. Haley
will preach in the Church tho Of Sixth
Thanksgiving Discourse Thursday morning the
ing at IL O'Clock
The duties Christians and towards the neglected. children
of the city will be specially discussed and collection
taken in aid Of the funds OF the Free School poor children
Gently established the Fourth ward by the ladies the First Uni
tartan Church. 23-3t
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THE ENGLISH OrERA.-The New Orleans English Opera
Company winning golden opinions from all sorts of
people, their performances being nightly attended by
brilliant and fashionable audiences, who unite in high
commentator of the various artists composing the
troupe. Both vocasts and actors they take rank
with the most eminent who have appeared among
Last night they gave ''The Crown Diamonds which
went off well Tonight ''La Somnarnbula Is
ccd and tomorrow night Miss Georgia Hodson will take
her benefit "...I.
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Later from New Mexico and the plains.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2I--1be Santa Fe mail of the list
ut. has arrived Skrmshes had occurred between the
United States soldiers and the Nuvuioes at Fort Defiance
Lieut.. Averl wounded by ball passing through his
tent, while encamped between Fort Defiance and Abu
querque but the wound was not dangerous .....-
DIR. Kavanagh reports finding gold on every stream
the South Platte for distance of 10 miles.
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O. mrs Hope Scott the sole surviving grand daughter of
~, walter Scott and the daughter of Mr. John Gibson
NNEhart, died at Edinburgh the 2Gth ultimo Like
'y all the descendants of the great Scottish novelist
ua poet she has been cut oft in the primo OF life she
way married few years since 20 Mr. Hope Scott the
winent barrsler who took the latter surname on his
tSNeuhs to the Abbotsford estates Mrs. Scott leases
MS young children and pfant Of five weeks old the
why descendants of the author Of 'Wayerley.''
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The Indiana Senators.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov 24-Ihe senate have passed
on-twenty-six against twenty two declaring the
election of Messrs Bright and Fitch u s. senator's i'll
legal unconstitutional, and void The resolution
is pending in the house of representatives TIT will be
recoected that the Senate of the United States at the
last session decided this question in favor of Mossrs
Bright and Fitch. REPORTER
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The Fort Smith Herald OF thg- 10th inst states that
ieat Beae and his party near Bayou Zil all ketl
ting along well wqsreported that tho CaanoIek haii
set fire 10 and burned up oil the grass the plains and
IL 1t he 80 Lieut. Beales expedition will have to lay by
until spring
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WASHINGTON Arr AssoCIAToN.--A large and enthu-
sstic meeting held at the hall of the association
Tuesday evening and speeches made by Dr. Stone
Rev Mcssrs. Teillingtrast Haley, Samson Professor
Henry and others. Mr.. Samson exhibited modern
Greek dress and described it, Among the persons of
present was Lord Napier who elected member of
the association, together with several Others. The next
meeting of the association is to be held a week from
next Tuesday. There to be great awakening of
interest among artists and lovers of art and these
meetings well calculated to prove servccabe in ios
terng the growth of such feelings. Several very beau
tiful Photographic views exhibited, showing the
great advance that has been made in this branch of art
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

VIREATISE on the Law of Wreck and Salvage by
II VIM Marvin. / volume, 1858
Inquiry into the Law Negro Slavery the States
Thomas X. X. Cobb. Volume l. 1858.
kcn's Commentaries, ninth edition, 1858.
Tho Mnpicipahf volume New York, 1858.
iIumboldts Cosmos, Volume 8, London, 1858.
Inquiries and suggestions regnrd
the Word OF God by Albert Barnes. l Volume, 1859
The Modern Cook by Charles Eme Fruncatee sixty two
Illustrations l volume FRANCk TAYLOR.
Nov rs
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Seamen Rescued.

Augusta, ga, } Nov 2i.A letter has been received
here from the engineer of the steamer Victoria plying
between Santiago and Havana, stating that II scamen
picked up the 10th November who were cast
away on vessel from port in Spain, sixty days out
The names of the port and vessel are not given
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SOMETHING NEw.--Whin few days past have OBJ
served attempts to introduce New York customs into this
city travelling boot black has established himself
the of the and Eleventh street. where he
will render service to those who wish their boots to shine
that they in polished society and in the
neghborhood of the hotels noticed vender of glass
pens who generously presented each OF his patrons with
small microscope. Where the soap and the
razor-s trop man
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Kirkw0oti House.
National Hotel.

Cas Williams New York City Edward Regard Knoxville
Henry kroIe, New York john g Anderson, LynohbuTg
sheldon Collins, do l. Woodward, Knoxville, Tenn
Hon Geo W Ktredge New Hlmp- Thos Clarke Baltimore
shire VIM NJ PHILADELPHIA
& u Merlleth North Carolina A Lawrence, do
RIA Page, Lawrence, Mass FClawronce, lady, child
Ftp SeWycr, do want, New York
Jos Bennett, New Hampshire Mrs Thos Garner do
Zeph Turner, jr Virginia Sharps, Philadelphia
j s Jordess, Philadelphia CBll Marcy, USA
Hon h l. Lowe, Maryland Capt Gardiner, do
Miss EJ Drunond, New York Mrs GARDINER children,
BUrk lady, do Jas Broome, Kentucky
Thomas Clarke, do K Williams, do
Mrs Samuel Fierce daughter Mr. Nrs Graft New Orleans
Boston Miss uran do
Pierce, do Us Tabytagh, KeOkuk Iowa
George Gtings Baltimore Thos Edridge Saratoga Springs
Phelps, Connecticut NY
Capt Vim owens Baltimore James Sharpe, Iowa
Tilghman Iaws, Knoxville, by
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Sewing-Machine Contest.

PHILADELPHIA Nov 2i.-The parties who accepted the
thousand-doar challenge of Ladd Webster & Co. for
the trial of the superiority of sewing machines before
the Franklin Institute have formally withdrawn from the
contest The money has been repaid the challcngers.
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DIED,

IN this city the 22 inst after long illness Mrs ELIZA ANN,
wife Of JofN T. CLEMENTS, the Odd Of her
The ands the family requested her funeral which
win take place from the Second Presbyterian Church Thursday
half past o'clock, q
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JOINT RESOLUTION appointing day of public thanks
giving.


Whereas it is becoming in favored people to return
thanks to the Gvcr of all good for the manifold blessings
He youchsaies them as community and whereas the
city Of Washington has heretofore united with many of
the States of the Union in this public expression of de-
vout and grateful hearts with peculiar acceptance by her
citizens therefore,
Resolved By The Board Of aldermen and Board Of Common
Council Of he city of Washington, That the Mayor is hereby
requested to set apart by public proclamation Thursday,
the twenty fifth instant, day Of thanksgiving and
praise to Almighty God inviting all the inhabitants of
the city to abstain from their usual secular employments
and the reverend clergy to unite in such they
may deem most appropriate in giving expression to the
gratitude OF the people .-...a.. ..."
Resolved That the keepers of taverns restaurants and
reectocs be requested to close their houses said day
and that the Mayor be requested to direct the police o
to report the of the keepers of all such houses
who shall refuse to close them. -..
CHARLES ALBERT, &
President of the Board of Common Council
VIM. T. DOVE
President of the Board of Aldermen
Approved November IL, 1858.
JAMES G. BfRREI, Mayor.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.-M. w. GAIT & BRO
IN take pleasure announcing TO their friends and c
that they have removed to their
Ae,o Store, 354 Pennsylvania sges Jesoee1 6n end IN streets
-four doors wea Of Byoecns' Hael)
And will open to-day s Iarges, assortment OF Fine w,ce. ~
ewey pure slys and Plated offered
for sale 10 n city which they respectfully public 10 OK
sseermned their goods at tho ove., ps.,,,
rates the price OF each article upon in distinct 0gre
from which there will be abatement $500
NJ W, GAIT h BRO, Jewellers
3St Pennsylvania avenue, bet 9Th and 7th Ia
Nov 2i-a tStar6statesl
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Tue NEw JmELnY EsrABLIsilMESr of Messrs NJ w Gait
Brother yesterday the scene Of attraction 70 hun
dreds and thousands Of our citizens. During the whole
day was full Of visitors who commenced by admhing
aud ended BY purchasing the various articles Of use
Venienee and luxury which there exhibited in such
profession The sidewalk, too, thronged with ad
mring urchns who toasted their eyes with the sight Of
what few among them, perhaps, viii ever possess We
will not attempt at this time go into detail in regard
to the rich and costly goods here offered suffice it to
shy that everything which is kept in hrstcass ewey
establishment is here 10 be found and the proprietors
have adopted the onepce system, each article being
legby marked that all may rely upon being fairly dealt
with In addition to the variety of silver ware watches
&c, with which the shelves and showcases filed
the walls are hung with several fine paintings and in
the windows displayed bronze statues representing
the five Allied Powers Of Europe in their recent struggle
with Russia The stock Of bridal presents is especially
worthy Of attention. comprising the latest and most
beautiful style and he who could not find something
there to please his fancy must be fasdious indeed We
trust the Messs Gait may reap the reward of their enter
prise in an increasing and rcmunerative patronage.
OUR VOLUNTEER MnIrA.--It is well known that the
unformng and equipment OF our volunteer companies is
Of considerable expense to the members which
they checrfuy pay for the sake of keeping up military
organization that shall be honor to this city, and win
prove efficient should the day of trial come The mem
bers, however think that they ought to have the
and support OF the field and stan officers of the
regiment for whatever credit is given TO the military
the benefit OF these officers while they not
subjected to the expense that falls upon the companies
We make these remarks in view of the fact that the alb
of every Of the field and staff officers from the
ball of the Presidents Mounted Guards last Monday night
was the subject of considerable comment We trust that
the aable exertons of the volunteer corps may not be
dampened by want Of co-opemton the part of their
superior officers
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BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE & Co. Auctioneers.

by JAS. y. MCGUIKE q co... AuCIIOhceFs.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF CHOICE BOTTLED
Iquorson Friday afternoon Goth O'Clock
shall SELL OF whom may concern cover i'd
"A dozen superior London brandy, imported directly by
lis .
Together with LOT oard, Dupuy IIennesey
and Cognac brandics II worth $40 per DOZEN
Old Wreck, Monongaleln, and ry whiskey
Superior Madeira, sherry, and port wines
Rum, gin, &c, &c.
All Of which Will be sold to the highest lilder s.t
undor sunl credit of 30 ana 60
days, satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest
-... J. q. MCGUIRE x CO.,
Nov 23--d Z
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pY THE AUTHOR OF MINlSTERING chill
lb dren The Ministry Of Life by Maria Louisa Charlesworh
uslratcd Price 81.
Bertram Noel story for YOUTH by May author of Sunshine
Of Greystonen Is
Selections from lavore Prescriptions Living American Fraction
ers; by Horace Green, MD, LID. 81
For sale at FRANKLIN PHILIPS Bookstore,
Nov "a 332 Nv between 9th and 10Th streets,
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BY JAs.C MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers.

FNRUSpEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOIS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUADRON Thursday .iter-
December ID O'clock the premises
trust dated May T. lSs7 and duly recorded Iiber
49, oios 2o3 ofthe land records Washington county
shall sell lots Nos 80 aud 49, the subdivision square
fronting each 20 feet inches between north
and streets running back 1870 ct4 inches 20 alley
aud containing each 3,o46 square feet Title perfect
Terms Que fourth cash balance years
interest secured by deed Of trust the premises.
TiiCs J. FISHER Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE a CO.,
Nov - Auctoncc-s
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Death OF a Member of Congress-.

CHICAGO Nov. 24.--Hon. Thos L. Harris NJ c.. of
morning.
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ARRIHALS AT THE ROTELS.


Mitchell, Nrgpla Mss Wilson, Maryland
A Homer, IT,, Philadelphia Miss Heghe do
John lawton, Virginia Pr Rasin do
% W Green, ir., Richmond, Vim Knight,
Alex Mafbrery woodyle NJ Benjamin Holaday New York
4 Hurner Philadelphia Col Fauntleroy, u s
J y Winston, Cincinnati A Giliat Lohdoa
john ]. lIebb leonardtown Md Thos Berry MARYLAND
Dc CC Randolph lady, Nir. JAS MAriug do
gnia IA Hunt, Philadelphia
W Burnett x lady, Iowa $ J ButerW0rth NeW YOik
Miss Burnett, do Hon Daniel r. sigkos, do
Harris lady Connecticut Geo Case LADY raouse,
: II Goriun lady, Richmond NY
Geo spencer lady, Mary land John Mills, Miryianl
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NEW YORK HERALD, DAILY TIMES TRI
eune News Philadelphia Press Ihiad phia Ledger, &C.
evening day of publication abe copies sale
delivered at the residences OF subscribers evening
New York Ledger Mercury Weekly flag Unon Geasons
OF Battle Ship, Baous Pictorial, WAyerey
Journal and all other Philadelphia New York and Boston weekly
papers received Cor sale delivered promptly Subscribers
Everything In tho cheap publication line received pub
lshod. str j BISHOP Co,
2lB Penn ayenne under wllfds' Hotel aud
Nov 25--dtf ltA '., I3s Penn. avenue, x street
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From California the quaker city.

NEW York, Nov, 24--The following intelligence has
been received in this city from New Orleans in private
dispatches
The steamer Quaker City arrived at New Orleans
the goth instant bringing San Francisco dates to the 5th
of November.
The Pacific steamer on its way to Panama took two
millions aud quarter of specie for New York.
The California news is unimportant There had been
heavy rains, and the weather very cold There
much snow in the mountains. Business reviying.
Real estate in San Francisco advancing
The trip from New Orleans to California will be made
in less than twelve days.
Everything progressing well the Isthmus of To-
huantepec, which was very healthy.
The liberal party still in possession OF the 18th
mus.
An injunction has been granted forbidding the New
Almoda Quicksilver Company from working the mines,
which claimed by the United States Their value
immense.
There much excitement in San Francisco in
quence of the reported murder of four Americans in the
Gaesden territory by the Mexican authorities.
The Fraser river Adventures fast returning TO
California.
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ID AEON 4 RAVENS PIANO EoRTEs We hnre,

BACON & RAVENS PIANO F0RTES--We have
Of these unrvnicd Pianos
have hto
others whenever they competition con-
Inee tue Franklin Institute
Piladcphia unanimously awarded tho first gold medal
Raven Bacon manu-.
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, baltimore
made sucb ar
enable N, IN an on, ~,
dcrs with despatch Persons superior Plano for
requested 20 call aud before purchasing We
have also several Pianos for upon terms Four
Rosentranz and Xrsrd for rent -
Music Depot Of llth avenue
NOV ~ W. q. METZEROTT
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stances.

VALUABLE BooKs..'The sale Of the valuable private
library of Sehor Albuquerque the late brazilian minister
has been postponed to next Saturday evening" when it
will take place at McGuros auction Catalogues
are now ready for delivery.
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ByJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auciionesrs.

ByJ. &. MCGUIRE 81 CO., AuctiOneers
4 DMlNlSTRArORS SALE OF SMALL LOT OF
IA Choice Wine, &cOn Friday Afternoon, 10Th at
O'clock at the auction shall sell wines
belonging to the estate Of the late Hardin comprising
Champagne, Madeira, sherry, olaret, and wines
Lot California wine, Ia years old
small LOT brandy whskey cherry cordial cigars black
Lot books, box shells, coil Atlantic cable, &c
Terms cash WIN. r JOHNSTON,
GEORGE d. F0WIl:,
Administrators.
.r. ..., J. c. MCGUIRE & co,
NOV I'D Auctoneers.
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SuIcIDE.-A man by the name of Roux, stranger in
this city, committed suicide Tuesday morning by
taking laudanum at his boarding house Capitol HILL
He out of employment and in destitute circum-
stances
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DIANO AND MUSIC CARD.
Il TO EVERY BODY,
have enlarged improved remcd my old and
long established Piano FrItu, Molodeon, aud
MUSIC STORE,
And beg respectfully shall always keep largest
most varied and reliable stock in this city
PIANOS, MEIoDEONs, AND HARRIS,
manufacturers tho country and Solicit
you when you wish to buy hire exchange remove pack tune
repair It,pot TO give call. Always on hand
Music, Guitars, AccOrdcons, yioDns
Flutes, BanjU5, TnmboTinus, Strings
Iaho towers, Stools, Sc. &c.
All kinds
for lauoS Mcolcous and iarps ncw
from so cents to So month sale SO paynp
In monthly instruments Pianos and other
day, week. month Music by mail any tho
world free Of postage. Music neatly bound.
90" Remember the right name and nurnbcr
JOHN +. ELLIS,
No JOG Penn. avenue, between 9th aud 10th streets,
Nov l0--d2w doors from bank o Lie Co
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vVIHE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIvALLED IN MAR

'ENlE ONLY ARTICLE UNRlNALLED IN MAR
4 kot with Inlmeuso Home and European Demand.
The why by natures process the
natural color permanently after the hair gray supplies
natural ngs and thu. makes bald heads ali
dnndru itching and heat from the scalp qnets and tones tho
all diseases of the scalp and hair will stop and keep from
S s OF S1n %akS S n GS %n SS. and
gray ten reader read the following and judge for yourselves
New YoRK, Jan S 1885.
MEssRs. o. j. Moon Co Gentlemen Having heard good
about Professor Woods a Restorative being quite
gray made mind to lay aside the prejudces which
with persons had against all patent
Incidence and short time ago commenced using your article to
The result has very satisfactory very glad Ibid So
and in justice well for the
for setting aside, unwilling Restorative
monstraton write you this letter, which show
SUCH aud also direct them for further proof who
of the n y Wire Railing establishment every day
My hair now it, natural color and much mprovedi
every way being goser and thicker and much healthy
HENRY JENKINS.
Corner Columbia aud Carroll sts, looklya,
.... ID ... LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb. H. 1858.
wopp-Doar sir good
this part Of the country My hair has been slightly diminishing
quito infant have been using your Hair Restorative for
used all other remedies known to no eec think the most Ssiaa
BILE remedy extan and advise all who are afflicted that
You can PUBLISH this If you think proper Yours, &c
..,. H.. s W. MIDDLETON.
rnIspaTrus, Sept 9, 1857.
WooD-Dcar Your IInr Restorative proving Itself
The 'front.' the back my
most its covering in but two half
pint your Restorative and the
with promising young hair
receiving bcnch have tried other without any
whatever think, my
induce many others to try 1t. Yours, respectfully
...... ID. X. THOMAS H. ID.
No. l8i Vine
The bottles Of three large
dun, and small the small holds half pint, retals
lar bottles the medium holds at least twenty
proportion the small reals dollars per
large holds quart 40 per proportion reals
SO bottle
CO.. Propeors, 3l2 Broadway, New York, (n
New York Wire Battling Ebshmen0 and ia Market
Louis, No.
sold by good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealcrs.
Nov . +. +
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AUCTION SALES.

WAS. G. MCGUIRE a. co, Auetioneers.
CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON STOCK AT
" Public AuoouUn Friday afternoon November 26th At
OeoJs, the auction shall sei ia suit
Corporation Washington per cent quarterly stock
200 Corporation Of Washington fyoarly
Corporation Of Washington Indebtedness,
bearing interest
1000 Corporation Of Alexandria per cent stock
1000 Alexandria Corporation Coupon Bonds
Terms cash current funds.
jas O. MCGUIRE Co.
Nov a4-d Auoioneers
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hE SOTO.-Lne, Travels, and Adventures of Fer
IL dnnnd do Soto Discovere Of tho Mississippi; A.
Wilmer; / vol Svo.; with numerous Illustrations.
Peasant Life In Germany; by Miss Johnson
Iroquois, &c. l vol. 81 %.
For sale by FRANKLIN PHILIP
Nov "a Bookseller, 332 streets