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Plan of the Ladies' Union Benevolent Society
to relieve the Poor OF Washington.

TIME FOLLOWING PLAN, adopted at a meetin.
Il held November TO- 1857 is repubshed with the
Treasurer collectors and distributors appointed Of
provisions The plan proposes
That each Of the city four
districts and that for each OF these gentleman
appointed 10 collect means for the relief Of
order their distribution The
To their particular districts.
That the funds contributed object all paid By the col
ect into the hands OF
LADIES Benevolent society whom shall devoye
aiming and paying all bls against the Society
lowed a reasonable compensation for his scry
g. That the collectors take from tho receipts
moneys they into his hands which
the auditing committee who appointed by Society ex
anime the treasurers T#s4
a. That the distributors draw their
orders, far possible persons that
number OF accounts being limited the duties OF
the more cnsily performed.
g. That applications
with whose district the applicant distributors
directed 70 visit applicants as far possible their homes
they may learn with certainty the nature
o. That shall DO especial duty
each district 10 aid obtaining destitute
who need Ii II ,
That having against the society presen bc
TO the treasurer for the month sending
with their bills the orders they have
THAT as soon practicable thereafter
meeting Of the collectors and distributors the
meIts and the treasury.
g. That gentleman be appointed society
for one year, beginning with December, 1857.
g. That three gentlemen
the
the result OF such examination tho meeting
and distributors.
TO- That the collectors each ward pursue such
plan as upon consultation they deem cxpeent
collection and distribution of caston clothing bedding &c
particular ward.
H. That citizens generally especially policemen of The
city, be requested with society,"
Soutors cases OF suffering and destnton which
their knowledge
~ That PLAN names districts and residences Of tho
collectors and distributors be published Intelgcncer Union
for general circulation as the president and society
may deem expcdieni. aGs0
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BY JAs.C. MCGUIRE q Co., Auctioneers.

g PLEN DID PARLOR SUITES, SUPERIOR
~ cured Hair Mattresses, Window shades Cornice
Public Auction Thursday morning December TO- at looclck
the establishment OF Geo. Smawood
Odd Fellows Hail. shall close all his
furniture, &c, comprising
IL elegant carved walnut and mahogany paror suites
styles and superior workmanship, finished In best quality
French brocatelc morocco and plush silk damask
reps, and hair cloth, ranging value $50 10 200
Is spring seat rocking chairs, Of various styles
leather covered sleepy hollow chairs
20 Gabrielle chairs, finished in enanelcd olotL,
Spring seat lounges Of various patterns
Mahogany sofas rockers and parlor chairs
Rosewood and marbet top tables
Handsome walnut what nots, hattrees
superior cured hair mattresses
Gilt aud painted window shades cornlce
Together with large assortment furnishing
Terms $50 and under cash; that three
and four months for satisfactorily
The attention Of houskeepers and furnishing called
this sale, which win DO made without
JAS. G. MCGUIRE a. CO..
Dec I'D Auctioneers.
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s,yASsAu Dec Is---Ihe Republican OF this morning
80 that the Wanderor positively landed the Africans
~ Brrnswick Joseph Ganahl, esq, the district at
tarney. arrested three saturday believed to DC
'apicated in the affair named Juan BE kegeste, n A.
Rrdvn aud Miguel Aguiny, (or Racquet, hailing from
o., orleans Attorney Ganahl refused TO allow them
IN AZ tho charge ON which they were arrested was
Icy and they were consequently sent To Jail
BID. Attorney Ganahl and the United States nashni
are using every exertion TO obtain evidence m lhe case
% lad sent to Brunswick to elicit information for the
,nination which will probably take place on Thursday
they also despatched steam-tlg to brunswick 70 Tow
ne Wanlerer TO Savannah but the shipmaster on board
refused 10 give her up.
ID 4 reported that the collector at Darien states that
,be Wanderer bears traces Of having had slaves on
board a.u .f.;.
The Republican says il is runored that the Africans
we're landed on Jeyl Island and that steamer left ga
nnab and took board $50, and conveyed them past
snnah to the river plantations where they we've seat
tered through the country
The cargo Is supposed TO have consisted OF $50 negroes
The Wanderer halls from ST. Helena, but rs without reg
Mar napers there having been consul there but se
Sas informal papers from the native officials without
seals
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CLEANED FROM THE MAILS.

The Indiana legislature has bill before it which makes
the issuing OF shnplasters penitentary offence.
The rst railway in Turkey the line being 20 miles
long--between Smyrna and Alden, has been partially
opened.
banking firm in Indiana has issued SIS, 900 of prom
ssory notes. based upon live stock10 900 head of hogs
and 200 head of CATTLE deposited in their pens
The longest straight stretch Of road in the South
the Wilmington, Charlotte, and Rutherford Railroad
where for rs miles, the line is perfectly straight
An insament Of the Canadian silver and bronzed coin
has been received The circulation Of the present copper
pence and afpence will be superseded by the bronze
cents
Lord Clydcs share of the prize money paid to the
military serving in India is said to exceed $50, 900
The amount paid to subordinates is correspondingly
great
The leaf Of an album on which Lord Byron had writ
ten four lines Of poetry recently sold to Russian
bleman at Venice, Italy for 81 600 What do you think
of that scribbers
The superintendent of gas in Alexandria Virginia, is
having all the meters in that city filled with alcohol to
prevent their freezing during the winter This precau
ton will prevent much Inconvenience.
The Chinese coast furnishes the climate Of New Eng
land at the North and of Cuba at the South The nine
ports opened range from Kiung in latitude 20
deg, to Ninchwng in the Manchu Provinces in lati-
tudc Al deg
Without dissenting voice, the house Of representa-
tves of Georgia has passed bill repeating all laws which
authorize lotteries in that State, and prescribing certain
penalties for all schemes and sale of tickets after the LIST
of June, 1860
There isa large hog in New Brunswick which is to be
guessed for Christmas day. The hog is to be
weighed alive and the person guessing the nearest to its
weight gets the hog. The cost of "a guess ST. We
guess they won MI get it.
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By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctioneers.

@ ALE BY CATALOGUE OF A LARGE AND
~ ELEGANT STOCK OF RICH AND GENUINE PUBLIC
sAIE-On Wednesday morning, 18th inst O'Clock
at the spacious store No 500 side
tween 9th and 10th Streets the largest richest hauos
Of sensine furs offered this city being part
OF the largest northern
These frs expressly trade
warranted perfect and true name
best styles.
The stocks comprises ladies' Gepemen Chdrens
sets and single OF Hudson sable royal crmne
stone and mountain martini fitch Preach sable other
large and handsome assortment Of Gcncmens
munies, caps gloves, collars, &C. t.-s
Also
large stock OF magnificent carriage and sleigh robes Of the richest
and rarest kinda genet Wolf bear buffalo fox &c &c.
All Of which viii be sold without
for inspection Tuesday and the catalogues ready.
Terms cash. WALL & BARNARD,
Dec Its l@..s.J- Auctioneers,
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AMERICAN RAILWAY CASES, vol Ill.,
Cases Relating to the Law Of Railroads BY caunccy
B W. Bates esqs. councillors at laws vol. Q.
APPLETON ON LIEN
of Lien By Hon. John Appleton
Of the supreme court OF Maine; vol. svo.
BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY.
Treatise the Law Of Bankruptcy Insolvency By mem
Der OF the Boston bar; 1 vol. Svo.
BISHOP ON CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
Procedure or the Law of Pleading
Evidence and Practice in Criminal Cases BY Bishop esq
This ground the criminal law not occu
pied by the work entitled Commentaries Law
CCRTIss' ADMIRALTY CASES
Selection of leading Cases Admiralty Law with Notes by
Hon. u. r. Curtis, LID; svo
cUsHINGs REPORTS, VOL. XII
Reports Of Cases Argued and Dec ned in tho Supreme Judicial
Court Massachusetts By Hon. Luther Gushing vol XII svo
GRAY,s REPORTS, VOL VI
Reports Argued Determined in the Supreme Judicial
Court OF Massachusetts by Horace Gray, jr, esq., 8yo.
HIIIIARD ON Togrs
Treatise Tors being comprehensive summary Of tho law
the character absolute rights Including
asssn lands to real and Islander
which are made the subject of actions Of tort BY Francis Had
This work will present subject
which relates in all its various branches substantially correspond
the hand and crimes other; nlng hitherto
'y unoccuped place in English aud American jurisprudence.
LANGDEII. ON CORPORATIONS.
Treatise the Law Of Corporations civil and ceenosynary
members thereof Of third parties them By
Langde, esq. Of the New York bar; vol. svo
LORlNG ON ARBITRATION,
Arbitration Common Law in equity tho
States United ny Hon Edward orpg; vol vo
LoRING on HUSBAND AND WIFE.
The Principles Regulating Property OF Hug
band and Wife, Civil Therefor BY Hon Edward O. Io
ing; 20
PARSONS on MARITIME LAW.
ts' .51f
Treatise narame Law, nclusns law Of shipping
the law OF insurance. practice admiralty nv Hon
Theophlus Parsons Lib dane Of law Unvcr
sty author OF Treases Contracts, Elements Mercantile Law
&c; vols. Svo,
PARSONS ON PRoMlsoRy NOTES.
PERTURBATION
OF Promssory Bills OF Exchange
BY Hon Theophlu Parsons LII D. Professor OF Harvard
University 1 vol 6vo. ifaah
REDrIEID UPoN EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS
Practical Treatise the
embracing the Probate OF Wills Dcviscs
Creditors and Heirs the
tho Powers and Duties Of Isaac
Rcdneld, IL d., Chief Justice Of Vermont
RHODE ISLAND REPORTS, Vol "
Reports Cases Argued and Determined the supreme Court
Rhode island by Hon. Samuel Aes Chief Justice Reporter
vol II, being vol. v. Of Of r. T. Reports svo
THOMAS WILLS.
Commentaries Wills ny Hon Benjamin y Thomas vols
sgo. Dec 1876
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Markets.

NRw York, Dec. l3.-Cotton is heavy sales Of 1000
bales Flour is irmsales of 900 bbls State, 81 20
"a SO; Ohio, So 25 a IS so southern, 50 a So 40.
Wheat is very dullsouthern red 81 81 l21 white,
81 ST 46 Corn is heavy sales of IL, 900 bushels
Mixed rs II cents white " cents old yellow,
IS a sc cents. Pork is heavy old mess, ST. so a
SIT 65 new, Sl8 prime $l4 $l4 25. Lard is quiet
at liz III. Whiskey is steady at 254 cents. Sugar
is unchanged Coffee Is quiet at lo4 III cents Mo-
lasses is higheradyanced cent IS SO cents. Spir
its furpentne is firm at As 4s cents. Rosn is quiet
at 81 co. delivered. Rice is firm ut 3 a "a cents.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE a. Co, Auctioneers.

BY }. @. MCGUIRE a. Co, Auctioneers.
ENXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
IL EFFECrS-on Wednesday morning. December 18TH
O'clock at the residence Of Baron Gero Prussan minister
street between l4h and 18th streets shall sell the furniture
household effects comprising
Suite OF walnut carved and crimson
nitnre, comprising large French sofa, six
parlor chairs
Satin damask covered and fancy chairs
Rosewood marble-top tables
ladies' walnut writing desk, Carcel lamps
Suite Of four crimson damask
cornce, &c.
Handsome engrayngs, mane ornaments
Mahogany centre and card tables
Brussels parlor hall, and stair carpets Ga
Hall chairs, bat cicoh
Three ply and ingram carpets rugs
Marble top sideboard,
. China glass and crockcry
Mahogany French bedstcads, wnrdrobes
Dressing bureaus, washstands
Superior feather beds, holsters pillows
Curled hair and busk mattresses
Superior mahogany bookcase
Carved book shelves, iron safe
Cineseat chairs, lounge
Radiator, Franklin, and other stoves no.
Terms: $50 and UNDER CASH and 90
days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
7. S,--The house Is for rent.
JAS C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
Dec I'D Aucioneers
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE e. CO., Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF SPLENDID SILVEF

Plated WareOn Friday afternoon, December IL, 81
O'Clock In the exhibition OF the Washington Art
doors west Of the auction shall without
lar invoice Of silver ed
mandatory in Philadelphia, consisting off,
Beautifully chased, duted aud engraved
Coffee urns tea kettles, leo pitchers,
Butter dishes, vegetable dishes, pitchers
Champagne coolers walters, goblcts
Cups, mugs, salt stands casters, spoons, forks
Cake and card baskets, &c, NC.
All Of which will be sold without
=. S.--Cntalogueg ready the morning o sale.
Terms; $25 and under, cash. that
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing
J. G. MCGUIRE * CO.,
Dec 12-d IStarl Anctioneers
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overland Mail Affairs.

So Iouls Dec The rush for passage from San
Fanosco by the overland mail was very great There
we're at least hundred applicants The question OF
preference was decided by casting lotsa hundred dollars
nremium being offered for seats
A messenger with the Presidents message was met
near Fayetteville Arkansas twelve hours ahead OF time
Mr. Buterield contemplates changing the semi week
Iy to a tri- weekly mail to and f.om the Paeihc.
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DIED

esq, aged 70 years 1890
Funeral on Tuesday al o'clock from No 400 Thirteenth
street near Pennsylvania avenue, which hs
without further notice
hoon on Monday tho l3h nst after painful Illness OF
months EMMA wife Of DIR. W. f,npoRg JosEs.
Hr funeral witake place O'Clock Wednesday next
18th ihst from the residence Of her husband
N The friends Of the famy respectfully invited
tend
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Luncnburg @. H., Va,

gINHE children of Susan Akin, who was q daughter
OF Richard Grafton the elder county are
hereby notified that there about $500 in hands
the being their Of
dover estate lately held by Nancy Grafton
Grafton, deceased .rca'e
Dec 1l--lswtw T.w WYNN
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE a co, Auetioneers.

BY JAS. z. McGUIKE a 90, AuctiOneers.
HfR USTEE'SS SALE OF FURNITURE AND
IL HOUSEHOLD EFFEcIs.on Tuesday morning. December "a
10 O'Clock, No. sos Twelfth
streets, sand shall sell all the Effects oompris
ing
Mahogany hair spring sofa rocker, and parlor chairs
Marble-top centre and sofa tables
Cane and wood chairs lounge
Carpet oil CLOTH mating
Bedsead, bureaus, washstands
Feather beds, holsters al pillows
Mattresses, blankets and comforts
Looking glasses, clock, toilet
China glass; and crockery
Cooking and other Kitchen utensils &C.
Ters 325 and under cash that credit
ninety days. for sat sfacory endorsed bearing
BY order Of the trustee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Dec I'D Aucioneers
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Lunenburg @. H., Va,
December e, 1855,

T1NHE children OF Judith Farley and of Sally Farley,
deceased hereby notified TINT therc has paid my
hands receiver of the county
socding portion Jorepls
Grafton, deceased, late OF this county
Dec 1l--law4w s,s T. W. VIM
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STRAW HATs AT yyHoLEsALE

MAYHER Il RAVENEILL, Importers, Manufac-
WI arers, and Wholesale Dealers Straw Hats Of every descr
ton No $50 Broadway New York
The undersigned respectfully call
above card and add that they Broadway
formerly occupied by the late arm Of
purchased their factory and machinery purpose continuing
OF the old ~
WIN. G. RAyENiiI. OF the late A. LELAND 4 CO. who
had long been their
have charge Of the same with having secured al the employees
Of the late hn feel confident stock for the
ensuing trade will equal any point Of variety of
styles and that the epSon long by Arm for
their superior finish well their
fashions, will be fully sustained by US.
JOHN MAYIIER & RAyENIIIII
Ice Inn \ ! | =
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Later from Cuba.

sIyAssAn Dec I3--Tho steamship Isabel from Ha
v,a on the 10TH arrived oil Tybee this morning. Her
general news unimportant Sugar remained firm No
~ Is quoted at 81 o. The stock at Havana and Ma
tanz,s amounts TO 10000 boxes. There was nothing
doing In new moasscs.
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Financial.

NEw York Dec. l3--Stocks are lower generally -Chi
ago and Rock Island GIL Illinois Central shares 723
Michigan Southern 2Oi New York Central, $50 Read
ing, 5O3 Milwaukee and Mississippi, ID Missouri 6's
RAJ
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Governor Aiedary.

ST. LOUIS Dec. 13--Hon Samuel Medary has arrived
In this city, on his way to Kansas to enter upon his
duties rs governor OF that Territory.
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CTEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS, a fine assortment.
~ Writing desks, papier macc ebony nnd, rosewood
hogany astonislingly low prices
Ne plus Ultra desks, papetries, and portfolios
Ladies csbas bags, card cases and monacs with
variety OF articles suitable for gifts ut tho approaching holidays
the bookstore Of WM BAIIANTYNE.
Dec 4--3t 4gS 7th lowsiI
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r AW BOOKS In PRESS AND PREPARING
for publication by Little, Co. law and foreign book
sellers, liz Washington street, Boston,
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
~ salc-A scholarship Ia the College the whole
term OF four win BIO sold half price 10
any person wishing 10 purchase
the original q $3.50 or $3.50 t7T 80 "
Address CATALINA, cate OF T1B j. Washington p O n q
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Tho ladies OF the Union Benevolent Society tender their grateful
thanks TO Mr. W tantne for his chont and
Tor the past their
again for them and will receive subscriptions from
those benevolent who
our city at his religious bookstore Seventh,
Bat small amount has deposited Bayntine
there desoae widows children
heyed Need public. "A
sufficient collected the ladies' will
OF their respective routes. Dec 12-1w 4
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TOURTSHIP OF MILES STANDlSH, illustra-
" tedTo be published by December goth OF photo
graphs from original drawings by John Ehnngsr illustrative
the Courishp OF Miles Standhp There will be eight
photographs executed by Mr. Brady photographer These photo
graphs will be pasted ON heavy plate with secng
coored containing tho descriptive The whole
bound in Turkey with beycc
and gilt edges Price 80. subscriptions received by
FRANCK TAYLOR,
Where specimens OF the photographs can be seen.
Dec Ia
TIME BANKS OF NEW YORK, their Dealers
the Clearing house, OF 1857 financial
chart by j. s. Gibbons with thirty illustrations Herrick
Price 81 25 For sale at FRANKLIN PHILIPS
New Bookstore 1872 Penn.
Dec IA between 9th
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ARRIgALs Ar THE HOTELS.


l. Robinson Philadelphia Brown LADY 4 child, south
VIM valley do Carolina
j ID Beard, do q Jsncs, Baltimore
A Dupro Louisiana o Hsssley, do
W Nicholson, North Carolina . VI Cosmsr, do
Jno Brannon, Virginia Jno Rice, do
Hon Jno Letcher, do j Merrill
NOBODY, New York c Mnore Staten Island N Y
J b Gaare, do Jos X Yenhot, Marion, II, q
J w Seigwiek \ lady, DO Wan Bell Kentucky
Henry Hawks do Henry htzhugh, Chariesiown, Va
J Gnolin, do Q 10 Clements Chicago, III
Robinson, do A Wilson, Pitt9burg
s III Randyer, do l. Hob ook ir, Virginia
J 7 Webb Cincinnati, Hays Maryland
j NJ williamson, Memphis 1ios Is raysh, Siauntoa
J 7 Chichester, Alabama Hidden, baltimore
Gen II Wilson Ohio
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OFFICIAL.
pKpAprxryr or sr.r,

DEPARTMENT STATE
WASHINGTON; December IL, 1858
Information has been received this department T.
0as tn" United States Caz the Of Peter
wilson, citizen Of the United siltes the "a Of last
Dec l2-3tf
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Eey~ FAIR AND FEsTIvAI.--The Ladies' Of the First
Unitarian Church will hold Fair and Festival lately
ed by Messrs Gait Jcwelry store No.
% commencing Monday evening, December 90 closing Fri
@ evening this Gath. The proceeds will the ouIa
"%o debt incurred for repairing the church edince
HC0
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GHIRTS MADE TO 0RDER-Stevens ia prepared
~ 70 make TO order and A. OF nnc
ausity. 9rEyENs ,,IF
Dec Slim salesrocra, Browns Hotel
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SALE or PAISrNcs, Read the advertisement Of the
sale Of paintings on the goth We shall alludc to them
hereafter.
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DRESS SILKS, MoussELINEs,

ELEG mt DRESS SILKS, MOUSSELINES,
IL SHAW1S CIDAKS, VELYETS, special
attention OF members OF Congress and strangers visiting the
our assortment Of the abovenamed goods have just
some Of the most elegant dress goods
consisting OF the following desirable goods, viz
Elegant brown tan mie, and black silk robes voants
Rich silk robes, velvet vo.ants.
Rich double jupe, velvet
Rich coore ground silk robes oil the
from $25 4
Black ounce silk robes ranging from SIG to s25
In aIes, stripes and Baynlcre styles. N
10 pieces elegant black hyadcre silks by the yard,
100 medium silks
yard and comprising all probability cheapest and most at
tracve stock of colored silk
ment south of New York.
EVENING DRESS Silks AND OTHER LIGHT GOODS
We have also the fancy
evening silks that have
desirable article evening tho assot
ment will be found the following very choice ARTICLES via
all white all pink, all blue, color white color
Tho goods
Robes aQlile robes a'1es, s volau,s and volants
splendid Byadero rahos, with body trimming maash in
color and white and pink and white.
2eiegant embroidered
blue said 70 have cost 800 to import.
2cmbroideed robes aQiile do, sty colars
all the largest stock OF light evening robes
SPLENDID LIGHT SILKS By THE YARD
opened pieces elegant rocac payaAere and
a'Ies stripe silks, pink, blue color,
is plain Peul de Solos, pink blue white color law
cnder aud cherry color from 81
comprising In
s District.
price is plain figures on every article e
Offer for sale from which and we hope our
reputation Is sufficient guaranty that article will nisrepre-
sented W. SINISTER 4 CO.
No. 49, opposite Centre Market
DEG 1-lotdf bet Tth and Sh streets.
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NoIlCE.-The undersigned respectfully informs
An his friends, tho public generally strangers visiting
city that he has in store general Of
BOOTS, SHOES CATERS, SLIPPERS kc.,
all OF the best material and workmanship
and suitable for the for ladies' gentlemen
boys, youths, and clildrens wear.
HARMON BURNS
4os Penn av,, between ~. aud 9Th streets
Dec 4-2wh few doors Of the National Hotel
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snIhLISoros the rght-hand of Kriss Kringle has
provided fine assortment of story books, games and
other Christmas gifts
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The FURNITURE at the Mansion House is from McCreg
or Co.'S house furnishing store
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.

Lessee ,y So,
t Hshager IS, D. rs tinge
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TT,0 LET--The three-story brick house, No. 423
II Fifth street. between and y. Has bath
SAYS. Inquire ON the promises. Nov Soft