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Exhibition

Exhibition
Don't forget The free Exhibition a;
Gldersleeve's next Monday. He has
the finest stock of Clocks, Jewelry,
ETC., ever brought to Fayetteville.
which be offers unusually cheap
Give him call, in the building for
merIy occupied by Mr.. Rtngo.
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superior density of the latter. BIZ
the inclination Of the Comet to th
! earth's orbit being so great (36 deg
there could scarcely be a possibilit
of "brush'' from its tail at an
time. 1t is interesting to conside
this object in the light of traveller
like Won Humboldt. A journe
of two hundred and ninety-two year
is no small tramp"
In 975 it saw the earth in tn
midst of the dark ages. Basil ant
Constantine VIII, reigned over tn
Eastern Empire. In England, tn
horrid murder of Edward, the martyr
by his step mother, Elfrida, had jus
been consumnated. The Norwegian!
we're making discoveries in Green
land, and soon after descended upor
this continent.
In 1864, on its next visit, il wit
messed the first regular parliament ii
England, and the success of the Pope
in his struggle for temporal power
over Italy. The crusades had be-
gun to tell in their effect upon the
culture of the age.
In 1866 it found America discov.
cred and greedy Spaniards rioting in
wealth and blood, at he ancient
capitol OF the Aztecs, and in the
Peruvian cities. Queen Elizabeth
had Just been established Ia England,
and Mon.aigne, Scaliger, Jerome,
Garden. Tasso, Camoens, Cervantes,
Philip Sidney, were all in the flower
Of their vigor, and the worlds great
est genius. Shakespeare, was just
learning to walk.
In lS4S its visit may very reason.
ably be supposed to have been post
poned in order to witness the COM
pletiou of the Atlantic cable scheme,
Viewed in this light, we may consider
it a special indication of good will on
the part of that illustrious luminary.
The best catalogue Of comets
known is that of Nathan, lin, a Chinese
Astronomer, whose collection extends
from 613 years before Christ to A
d., 1644, over two thousand years,
There have been recorded about sew
en- hundred in all, OF which the orbits
of about one hundred and eighty
have been calculated by astronomers.
The Periods revolutions vary from
three years 10 several thousand years
Some approach in their Perlhelion
SO near to the SUE as to be heated
to white heat as some suppose.
Although the number Of comets is
so large there are comparatively few
which appear to the naked eye; emily
about fourteen in a century. Bu!
to the telescope, hardly n year pas
ses without the observation Of one
or more. In 1910 four were seen,
in lS4S there were eight.
Sir Isaac Newton first calculated
the orb it ola comet and demonstrate
ell that they moved in elliptical paths.
Before that time it was generally
supposed that they moved in PARADE
las and never returned to the solar
system after leaving it.
The name sonnet" is derived from
Greek word (kome) meaning hair.
and it was Supposed that they ''shook
war ard pesti!ence from their horrid
hair"
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VI. D TAHT & H. s ASHBY

EETOULD respectfully inform their friends
w and the pablo generally that thew
have just received and opened a splendid as
sortment Of DRY GOODS suitable for the Fall
and Winter trade, which they will sell at 4
small per cent above the first cost. They do
rot pretend 10 say that they viii sell cheaper
goods than any other house in town, but We
will sell as cheap goods. and rs good goods as
any house in town; and theY would be pleas
ed to have their friends and the public give
them call at the northeast corner of the
Square, and see if these gentlemen can prove
what they say to be the truth. They deem
it unnecessary to mention all the different ar
ticles and styles Of their goods: hut will men
ton some few leading ones, such as Cloths.
Cassi'neres, S7.tiDets, and Satin Vestirgs,
Ready made Clothing. Hats and Caps. Shoes
and Boots, lard Ware, Queensware. Cutlery.
Tin ware, Gentleman's shawls and Blankets of
all sorts and sizes, ard ladies' Cloaks and
ShawlS. gentlemen aud ladies Comforts of all
qualities, aud many other articles too tedious
to mention, But one word in conclusion All
that by goods for cash or barter would do
well to give them call before going else
where, for they are determines to offer rare
inducements to cash dealers, as they are SELL
ing for cash and the usual barter Of the couu-
try. They will give the highest market pr &c
for all the dried fruit they can get. In con-
cluSion they return their sincere thanks to the
public for their liberal patronage and past IA
vors, and they hope by selling cheap goods
and close attention to business that thew can
merit larger custom than they ever have had.
Youe friends respectfully,
Sept. so 1853. YANT & ASHBY.
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-A-aoVVSL
tEan youscan get ihe same quality Of Goods
anywhere else.
Remember, that we arc carrying on ths
ThIGnIitG BUSINESS.

and have one of Wheeler & Wilson'S
sesiag Aac'siHcs to hel9 Us. and if you
wei.t the finest Coat, Paats, or Vest made up
that you ever had, |e VIII be pleased TO make
them ur for you, whether You buy the Goods
from rs or no..
We viii take this opportunity Of saying TO
those That owe the firm of Neeld. Carter d
Fleming on last years account, thatif they DO
not come up and pay that, we will have to get
an ofic,r-to call on them We are compelled
to have money, ard YOU MUST PAY UP.
You can find the.hooks and notes with US at
the same old staGd.
Sept. 10 NEELD & FLEMING
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advertisements are inserted in the or
der in which they are handed IN.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constabes' and Justices blanks just printed
and for sale at our desk-cAeGp.
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CHANcERY SALE OF LAND.

ChAisGERi SALE Uf LhssD.
IN pursuance of decree of the Chancery
d Court of Lincoln county, Tenn, made ut
the August term, 1858, in the case Of Robert E.
Summers and others VS.. Coleman Shelton and
others,I will sell to the highest bidder, on
'a'slesday. t.,e 2Sfh day of October.
1853. CATER the sale Of the Harding land J
upon the premises, two adjoining TRACTS Or
LAND, lying in Lincoln county, in District No.
Is, on the waters of Bradshaw's Greek, belong
ing to the estate Of John Summers, dec--One
tract containing 100 acres, purchased of Ma
than g.. Pinson--the other tract cont aiming
about So acres, being grant No. 1866, except
26 acres devised By said testator to his daugh-
ter Sally.
Said land viii be sold for one-third cash, and
the balance on one and two years. Bond with
two sr more good and sufficient securities re-
qnired Of the purchaser, and a lieL retained
upon the land for the purchase money.
r. FARQUHARS0N,
Sept. %, 185a-4t. CZE. d II.
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The Best Yet I


NM E have inst received our Fall y
w stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, ga
|estings. 0vercoatings. IA great Variety tsR
heavy Jeans, Tweeds. Blankets. white.
and fancy Shirts, Shirt Cellars, al wool Au
Gndershirts, Drawers SUspenders. half Liza
Hose. Cravats, Scarfs, Hspdkerchiefs. and a
large stock Of heavy Clothing assorted Goats
varying from to S35; Vests from l so to SIS,
&c. Our stock is better assorted than we have
ever had, and we feel satisfied that all vi o
examine it viii be pleased. ~.
Terms cash, except to or regular cussonl-
ers who pay punctual at Christmas. All FER
sons who have been in the HABIT of b1ying
Goods on Christmas credit, and not paving for
year OF two afterwards. wiz De refused CO the
grounds that we cannot grant the Indulgence
heretofore extended. Ne would say then to
all who pay punctual, and to cash buyers, that
we will sell you Goods
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Deaths.
DIED..

In this place. Sunday, 26;h inst, of typhoid
fever, Miss CLARENTINE c. SAWYER, aged Is
years l month and week.
In this county, Saturday, 2Eth inst, of in
dammatory sore throat, JOIN n, son of John
Jones, aged years.
In Shelbyvile. Tuesday, 2Sth inst, Mrs.
VIOLET B., wife of Mr. Ssmuel Z. Gilliland,
formerly Of this place, aged about 40 years.
sG@s7ss-s-s-zss.zs.s.ss,S s-zezse
FALL AND WINTER
-:-9e>a
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~A Reuuest Easily Granted. IS

STPersons purchasing articles advertised in
oprcolumns, will confera favor by mentioning
that they saw the advertisement IN the
FAYETTEVILLE 0BsEEvER-r0
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~ Advertisementsmust he handed into the
0Gice by Tuesday Mo'ning, oinsure an appear
ance in the following Paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-24
tEHEELwRIGHT, NUDGE CO.,
w WHOLESALE

E X ID A l. Is n
No. Ii HanOrer street, corner OF Gs,raas.
BALTIMORE, Nh.
Agents for l.. l.. Brown & Co.; Thor az Cult:
Csrson B[o's Col d. ckey, Ross & Dckey; la,
Eie Mills Company; Empire ILLS; Gibson, Crosby
Robbins: X. d A. II. Hubbard; Jsssud a. Iaffiic.
J. p. King Col Owen & Huribut; Platner & Por,
ter Palmer 4 Smith; Parsons Paper COMPANY:
Marlboro, Mills; Metropolitan Mills: Saghmoys
Mills; snd varlous other celebrated makers.
Also. full assortment of Book binders Lea.hs-
Cloth, Glue. &c; Printing Papers, News az. B,nY;
Coored Papers Of all kinds; straw Bos,ifs Bind
% ers and T5ank b Bosrdsi Bo91s; B1erds, white and
variety; T.ssle shd Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
and Letter Paper, Marble Paper, Post O#.s a,lJ
Bank Envslope; Wrapping Papers. cir firds
SSynleatnlhg, IN Tack and Spice Pe res. Printing and
Writing Ink; Alum, Ble-.alax Powders,
IL Paper Of every description madc TO order,
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WALUABLR PRopERry Roa sAII

yAhUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
sapseIioen onsrs at private .sla ts. rtspsrty
own a. tne the son th side Of the
nesf the Aisxnndrla Aquednet, tog ether with
the wharf, which ID about 7i0 feet deep from Canal
erty. - 'A' p'oP
The Bakery has a front Of c: iss; an the Canal
ana oon'rots % tneass sf Atsf Ibf driving its ma
This property for Bakery or Coal Yard il not
surpassed y apy in the District -'-'~ Ao' 49,
Of Hufty Qrnle and N <. Esrroa. This properfy
has srpns ps fssr on the Canal and Ini1 fs 81 on
the west side OF Green strset and il as easy of 40
oess TOR consumers from Georgetown or wsshinS-
ton a. any yard m the Dfstriet. - : =
Apply to THOMAS -BR OWN Us Wsst stfssf.
sSs :sfSa e ss%% SsE.
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~ IL + A p CARPET TINGS.


e. E AP CARR PETINGs.
Just rseeiyed. from recsn. large auction sale. at
the above line, whoa are now prepared to uHer
at q sstoni, n hinsly i9w gIioes VIZ;
81 5 10 sI5o, worth Sis and g. ~ ''''"S'' o.
and %drsS Brussels at 80 cents
Also, 10 bales ex ira heavy Threep ply do., in Brus-
These goods are warranted to weigh 21s lbs TO the
yard. They are ell In new designs, never before
offered in this market.
Extra heavy double In, rain. in entirely nav d.
signs. and viii wear as long as NEST Three sys NOV
500 as such, whioh y9 can fois 90 to s1,, cts,
and Ss sdsD,sd Dutch 70
srasiss, dinirE rooms, and Easement rooms, very
Also, beautiful lot OF real English Venitan do. D.,
IN new styles OF figures and ooOrs. These are rare
goGds' shd wen worthy ofattention.
Also. large lot ofths cheapest and bss. Felt
DTuSssts ,, the yard ard il raps0ss and bor-
Elesant se'vst. chenille, and Tufsed Rugs, an
CooOa, Juts. Manila. Adelaide and Velvet Door
Mats; For doors, vestibules and parlOrs this
assortment OF mats is the most extensive surerior
sSown une' most reasonable In PRICE W have ever
a.! Also one sa,s sra Nets. IL assorted ooors and
and are entirely Tree fFom disasreea6ie emeI, and
nsoa ss Iaeap; @ Some elegantly lFinssdwth
IN 9gR LINEN NOON, ,eAas rroon,,
ss0[dt@snt Of Bed, Crib end Cradle Blankets to be
Also, Marseii!es. Dimity. AlIendale, Alhambra.
Also. ist of 99sI siI,sa H. az ca sass
best madder c0lored prints - sss
ewstyie Embroidered CO.. Piano and Table
NeT s1,e Embossed Damask wina Cloths.
.... 20. cropey's Velvet Table Covers, very
hiso. one oiss new style GIT W,nasw shades.
srnt,, mnr nItares comaiSse Tsese are wonderfully
Suf stock of all kinds Table and Toilet Linens
"a Cottops will he found the most oomplete in al
AS We devote our whole tina .ad attention to the
vuyins ana selling * Fgsniturs Dry Goods exclu
IL IA ~ u Dat reasonabis to suppose that 1t should
Eeonomcal hopsskeepers and those yhcs Ysnt
sx9uslvely select and Moe things shsuid cal and
oases, - '~~' - =
no s-sost cLASETT 4 DODspN.
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" MUSICAL NOTICE.
VICTOR BECKER, Tuner OF Pianos by Wolf-s
celebrated methed. the only approved-A
method now in France and Germany Long &c.SSH
experience In business, and aa earnest de WIN
sire 10 give satisfaction in every particular, have
always secured him most liberal shSre of patTo-
M here, and mshy fqt,esing cummendatiors
Ofders left at Mr.. J. F Ellis New Piano Estab-
will be promptly attended 10.
Repairs aud reg Ilsiins doGe in las best manner.
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WALL, STEPHENS d CO.,
w Ne 80 Psss. 1ososA
BOYS AND YOUTHS, READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
For Scheol dad DrSxy Wear.
Parents 6nd guardians wishing 70 fu- nirk ths,s
children and wards with School and Co, ,es = 1nffa
for the coming season, are invited to exsm,ns ons
present large and extenslve VARIETY of -.
BOY 9 CIOTHlNG.
where they 1T out thar cssSrsn of ali s,,s. NJ,
afew minutes, with every description Of RIsDT-
SApE OaRhENIs Of snbsssAtIhl and durable suality
-. &AEL STEPHENS CO..
au Oh no. u 2 - sv.. bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
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PA. AVENUE,

322 PA. AVENUE. 800
Travellers In want of TR UNKS should rot fan 10
VISIT ouE extensive Salesroom, OCCUPY ing Gwo
the entire Easement floor, where they vii ESS4&
hnd every DESCRIPTION of fine ard medium <aR1tU
and PACKING TRUNKS, HAT BOXES. VA
LiSES, CARPET BAGS, SATCHEI. s. &C. that
may be required, at chsap ard moderate prioes
WALL, STEPHENS Co.
G2 Pennsylvania avenue
su S3-G between 9th and l0th streets
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Musical Instruction.
MUSIC AccoMPLIsaMENT.

Music ACCOMPLISHMENT. -,
rrof DE- CSBNlEL has fsv moro kours %
c,a snos he will devote u sivipr q superior
S,H q m9sio& lnstrnctlon, rarely 70 b med
s nth, on the Hary. Ptes sefsrts, Gusior S,ssSsS
snS oaassicel Orsas Plsras. Ao.
n. b.-No instruction Vhsfev~v win - 49,
were pay ments are not made IN sdvanon.
NJ Entafs y nents oen be made By oAlline Al his Nsv
syssSs Repository. corner nth strsst and Penn.
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GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING MADE TO
VI ORDER.

WALL, STEPHbNS, a co. respectfully In
vlte the attention OF gentlemen TO Their presen&
large and very desirable assoYtasert Of fns
CLOTHS: CASSiMERES. Velvet, Silk. and Sal
IA tEsTlNGS, embracing all grades, colors, and
styles OF fashionable Materials adapted TO mems
wea,, " hioh they Will make to order, IN the btss
style of workmanship and finish, az tnoes mseh
Txnstantly on hand one OF the lsrgett ssortneuts
Of READf-mAnts CLOTHING for men and
NAIL. STEPHENS CO,
oc9e M Pa sy.. between sth and ioth stysets
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iQj ELEVENTH STREET xaA
fSf bsfVeeN Pa. acssge and T. ssssss, 4S4
NEW UPHOLSTERY
Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, Il O. phoispered. covered
and recovered.
shades, Window osrtains. Drapery, GO, cut,
made. and put up,
Carpets new and old cut, made, and pst dovs-
Hair snd Spring Mattresses made o. reuade
Caa FurhIture repaired, vanished, 6Se.
All work personally atf ended 70. ard az FeGScrfbte
prices. w. III. MITCHELL,
oc 25-tf 4az Iith street
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SBSsg BSsgHgHE 3HFgsHEErYELE Ri LEE&kssEtgZSSSSJos E&kssEgZSSSJ Jars =
ss.iSe 8 iSHS s ~ y sess'ss U a0a asssi 49, e
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A T SEVENTH STREET PRICES

FRANCIS, on Seventh street in now renaiytn,-
the largest stock of SILVER LATED W1RT.
CUTLERY. H0uSEkEEPiNG ARTICLES,
NOTIONS, he has ever offered IN this cify All
fresh, prime goods boE nj for oaxh 20 be sold at th
lowest hgure. Re IL determined to sell and ma
Place to buy is ct FRANCiS'S ~
above Odd Fellovs' Hall,
Do o-u 7th street
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MISS BREMER'S LAST WORK,
lVl For sale at SHJIIJNETnN,S

MISS BR EMER'S LAST WORK
III For saleat SHILLINGTON'S.
The -Four Sisters, a tale of social and domestic
NE In Sweden, BY FredriSa Bremen, author of''Ths
Nelshbors, Nina "Fhe H Family" &c
translated by Mary Howitt. Conn etc in one Iarge
vo une neatly bound in cloth. for 81 25 or two VOL
umes, paper cover, ior 81.
Miss BIemer possesses beyond anv other living
writer her class, the pow of realizing to the inn
aglnatIon svery individual sle introduces. The
5orai beauty and womany purity which illumi-
nate "er narrative must receive i'm cit admiration
nom all persons. We would advise all to buy and
read this book. Send TO
SHILLINGTON'S
90. Bookstore, Odeon Building,
10 corner az straat and pa avenna
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For Rent and Sale,

FOR RENT-PARLOR CHAMBERS FOR
RENT'-largea and pleasant ParIors and Cnan-
Oers, handsomely FURNISHED, with water and gas
apparatus. - WALL, STEPHENS i CO,
no Slim No. 80 Pa aY.. bet. 9Th and 10Th sis
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EOR RENT.-rhe DWELLINS HOUSE, No.
Il <3S street, on the square immediately east of
the front OF the City Hall next door to the residence
j. M. Carlisle, tthe roprietor, > 10 whom appca-
ton may he MADE. The house will be rented only
rent will be S7Oo per annum pay able at such periods
as may be agreed on. sd u If
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DOETRAlTS FOR TaE MILLION-A ,er
feet Por;rNt Of yourself 70 rs oents, warranted
not 70 fade. 1000 OF these beaS tfa pictsres made
by WCodley IN Fine weeks. No oharss unIess The
sitter IL perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper fr
81 cents, which can be sent by mail without extrs
charge. Every variety ef oases kept on hand, Spn
lfht not required, X. g. WOODLEY,
Photographed, No. Si2 r. street,
bh-SxH WUhrd.<
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COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss. 90

The prevalence of the above complaints at TIN.
season generally has the effect Of bringing out host
OIL professedly new specifies. and while some are
good, many are useless, and others even dangerous
wlsest course to pursue is to consult your
~ phJslclan or Otherwise use only such remedies
as long pubic experience has proved 70 be safe and
ethciolous Ofthls character is TYLER'S CONF
FOUND SYRUP or GUM ARABIC. Original
~ the favoTlte prescription of eminent physicr
itsoon became popular remedy, and has continue
70 enjoy agroving reputation for the last twenty
years. In cases Of common Coda, Coughs, O. II
acts Ikea charm: and In Chrome Cases Bror chtls
w hopping ough. Group, Asthma, Infuerza, & G. ,
have usedit. "
PrIce q cents and 30 cents per bottle.
Sold by Nairn Palmer, Chas. Stott, &c Wash
inktOn Cissel. Georgetown; Peel& Stevens. Al
exandra; where il may be had also for convenience
IN Loztngsr form. Price l2H and 25 cents box
known as "Tyler's Gum Arahic Cough Candy
Drops," as an elegant. pleasant and efcacious PuI
monlo iOZeDge they are unsurpassed. no Ism
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ENOR RENT-A comfortably furnished HOUSE,
on street, between nth and 18th SITS. For
terms a2P,y on the premises to Mrs. WILLIAM
SfElDEN. Oc % If
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nWELLING- HOUSE FOR RENTING
- House of Mr.. Ellet, No. 2as II street, north
side. between 18th and 18th, with stable ana oar
rag house. is for rent Ths larse, cheerful and
comnodlGa as dvsIng liz peTfeot order, and will be
rented either furnished or unfumlshed, to SUIT the
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RED TION NOF RATES.

The Company are making arrangs sments vherebv
anew SsABoRD Line will speedily be eonstruct~d.
using the PziNTINo INsrRuNEsT, which they kope
10 have IN operation BY .he ist of February next
thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE bestowe1 Don
them, the Company sollclt oJntinuancs OF n from
the teeEraphlng public. Having in their employ
the most skiliul operators, they can promise
promptltude and accuracy in the Transmission of ali
messages entrusted To them. The ndysntsses ~
THE PRINTING INSTRUMENT
over al others are well known to this community
nol-u j. III PURDY, SuperIntendepf
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE The sub
scriber oilers for sale spiendI I'd House and Lot
ON terms to SUIT the pprchasef. The house and lot
are situated within one mle's wax of the Capitol
For further information apply 10 J. BAUMGAR-
TEN, no. 81 G street, between the uours OF az
O'Clock ard O'Clock D. M. no 8 n
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MORE NEW 1noEs az rHEADQUARTKRs
AVA SHEPHERD,
Corzsr Q Seesath dad u St-ssfs,
COLLEGE AND 1tLASsIC BOOKS
Also; keeps on kana fuil supply Of Books used
IN RualiQ aEd private Schools. ! -
- III Ckeap. Chez per. C. beapest. saS
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TO LET-ROOMS, Furnished with Board, In
private family. on street. No. 5l4, between
9Th and 9TH streets north, for gentleman and LADY,
or two single gentlemen. :. ~. On 2S
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CHARLES N. KUGLER,
~ No. 5lS Pa. dcsRuf, s-ktseen e3 and Sd sfS.,
Will furnish and send1CECRAM In any psrt o-
the city t 81 - per gallon 20 cents quart. Fars
Fes.Iyas, Balls and Parties ofaf kinds ITlis.ed OK
tha most reasonable terms.
90 Sm o. ~. RucIFR
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HANpsOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
leiars eng q ne city within few doors Of the Sec
and shower baths. and is rooms For furtbe- par-
tloulnTs lnsu at thir ofice 90 Isttf
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