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BaxAEs-MARsaNl wishing, \. Y. 90 "Wednesday
Nov. g. Is Rev. j. /. Peck, Mr. MARX BREAEe, " Wi.
mington, Dc' MIS- NARY ELLEN only daughter Of the
late Robert Marshall Esq, of the former place.
DAY--HmEs.-in Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, Nov
g. By Rev Thomas Guion, Mr. SrrrTKS DAY 10 Mrs. liEs
RlErTA T.. fliBBxs, formerly Of Charleston, $. g.
HagT-CRoNR-O "wednesday evening, Nov. 2, nj the
Church or the Holy 1nnoccnts by Rev. ,. Fmendorf
Dawn HART TO SARAH L., daughter Of the late Andrew
CrODk all Of this city.
MsoR-Sxrm-On Tuesday. Nov. ., at the residence Of
the brides parents, in New London, Conn, by Rev Mr.
Field, Ronsr MrSoe, OF New YORK. o. IsAAN A. daggh
ter Of Orrin = Smith. 20
NicuoLs-MAs-InJ jersey City. on wednc day, Nov .,
by Rev. Dr. Rdde, GEoEGK W. NICHOLS to EftIE s. 3,
daughter OF Elias II. Man, Esq.
FooIF-SvsrSR AT saltwater, \. v, on Monday, Nov
Mr.. SAxUHI PooiK To Miss EIHA W. SWAN
RrCER-H0iKR AT -. Matthew'S church, on Tuesday
Nov ., 10y Rev, q Stohmann, WILLIAM RrcER, Esq u
PAULINE ArcrA daughter OF the late O. p Hoycr, both
of New York.
WARspK-DorGl,s On Wedne siay, Nov :. at Calvary
church. by Res Ir. Hawkes., Mr. WILLIAM r. wtPwIcS,
81 Richmond, Va, 20 Miss PHNW W daughter of Nf.
Charles :. Douglas, 81 tbs city
Richmond lapcTs please cory
WNaEAs1s-Io.s~oN. On Thursday. OF ., 81 Bsta'
glass county wicklow, Ireland, b. lev. VIM Norton,
HHHapD II wyBRsSrs, E solicitor, soigers,own Kings
county, seventh Q. Joseph III Wybrlnts Ed late OF
Spgn zcd, Rags county, 10 AsNr JOHNSON thru dsngh
ter u the late Dr. Johnson, % Halt nglas county Wick
iow.
Rpnni al Ist
Jersey and Texas papers please copy.
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Commm. Pleas.
Before Hon Jcdge BrSiy
no ACCOMMODATION Foe graDRs.

NO AccoMaopATroS Fos JURORS
Nov. ,-Hs9h Reiisy and Elso his Wgs - Reuben
". Hisv ami M W Ssesnart -TAs an act on tcr ss
saul, and battery. 4 appears that The Plaintiffs we're
tenants of Hiuer asJ th, bs sut the olher dcfendsn
came to dspcssess them that thes Took Mrs Kelley by
the throat and assaulted her and Kicked her husband
down stairs The defence set ~ itai taey we're us
tined in removing the plaintiffs uudef process q ltw
The jurors, when they retired from the court, founG
that there was no rc,m Cor them O cOusus aud
pressed themselves tieep against the want q tc
commodaon AFTER walking about the balls FOR 4 tea
m4aatea they retQsp;A A yegA tx We usssAAiAu~
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s-rRxnx Covsr-Crectr Part Mos $50 1914, sap2
2se2 35eI 3a3s 42l7 a16T assS 1882 a1o2 iS7o teo2
4esl 4eae 4e7s so2i s22i 1851 5cei 1897 tiss sios
1894 1904 1870 SOS i342 1882. 2os2 2oi4 2oDi $50
aasa 1890 i2A2 2oi6 1910 1872 1896 ioe2. 2sto 1870
122A a7g2 1924 1850 27Ts 24so 2st, 94ss 2teo 2ig2
s2s, 2aee 2aes, $500 25o2 1903, 25io, ASIA
Commo, PIsAs Par, i.--Nos. 90, 500, io0s., 1900
~ 1913, 1915 1919 1913 1881 SOL, ie37, i1ss rar,
Nos 1925 1889 1893, 1885, i215, 1887. 1880 1891,
1890, 1877, tits, 1852, 1875, la.6, 1908
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THE Pasoguan Expeditions


NORFOLK, Nov. 2, 1858
The United States steamer Southern Star has receivi SAT-
ing orders and dropped down yesterday TO the naval c
orage of the Hospital and would have gone 70 to day
but the weather thick and MISTY with every prospects
fos northeaster, which nay detain her several days
The Official survey held board yesterday ami sho
was pronounced all right She carries two eleven inch
guns and one howitzer.
The soop irebie goes into commission to morrow but
will not be ready for under tEo weeks. understand
her officers have been ordered ba, very few have report
ed for duty.
The steam sioops Norfolk and Richmond. under con
sruction nearly completed The former will be ready
for launching about the goth of this month and the latter
the middle OF the ensuing month Owing TO their near
completion, ana No orders having been received for other
WORK, number OF carpenters aud aborers have been
discharged.
The following is list OF the officers of the Southern
Star
Commandef--A. NJ. PennocN.
Lieut. and Executive Olicer--Iohn Wilkerson.
Licutenants-Iaines A. Rochelle, BaJard r.. Hand, Jas.
A. Greer.
Assistant Surgeon-,John Vansant
Captain Clerk-.Iohn c. Rogers.
Purser's Clerk--Chas. n Frost
Enginceis-Fst Asst and acting Chef, Alexander Hen
derson third landeu Campbell, Robert A. Copeland, 0s
A. Lacky
The Southern Star has steamed up and gone to Hamp
ton Roads, where she vii. wait for favorable
Their.
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Examine the Fall ard Winter style or Hats
At EsPENsCHEID'S Price 81 10 They admitted - be
superior any offered Broadway 81 Gvc him call,
al No lib Nassau street
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No SpcCa0Iities I'm Hats
Twelve Incompatible fall styles.
oENTN 2It Broadway
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Barry's TricOpherOus IL the Best and
article dressing bea ufyrg cleansing curling
preserving ana restoring the hair Laes ~ 81 sold b All
drugc,sis
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To the Sick.
"Cal the blest compound 10 your AID
Trust 70 lsrandrcth's precious pills ~,
BRAkDRETHS pills not only cleanse the blood from
purites but they mpke IL rich In those qualities who
health strength resst disease depeods Where III
has ligamen and bone
seemed likely To life, patients have By BRAkDREsHs
pills restored 10 health Principal Office 2J Canal
street Price rs cent boz the sugar coated
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Fits, Fits, Efs.-NO Other Medicine Except
DR. TNRTS Vegetable Extract has cured ITS Principal
depot, 81 Deg street
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Bnliou's French Yoke Shirts, style,
Warranted TO ~ NJ less than usual prices at Bti0U BRO
THEIRS 400 Broadway.
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The Pocket Cap" for Concert, Opera and
theatres.
GENIN. 2tf broadway. Opposite st Paui's.
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Heavy tndcrshirts and Drnwers--Of Silk,
merno Scotch anbs wool flannel the and collar
depot Nos. 81 and 90 william street.
GEo. NJ TRACY, Agent.
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Ishfez, ~ Sensss,te, VIII Procure a Pair OF
CANrREtIS ladies' thick sole fail boOs 5i3 Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupee~-
The the world wholesale and retail aud tbs dye ptg4
tey applied. nj No. Astor House.
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Geo. Saundsrs' Metallic Tablet Razor str0p.
1h the genuine article has been equaled for
duc.ng keene-t possible edge tor sale by j.
b. SAUNDERS, No Astos House.
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ton the and beat remedy known for coughs caf
difficulty OF breathing wheeling ia the chest Use 1t
eordng % directions and guaranteed no 80 Maiden
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Infants FoOst.-RDbinsOn's Patent Barley
FOR infants nsais be had Of grocers generally
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Fine Coral. Lawn, Pearl and Ennmeiieti
sets. pins and rings, band bracelets &c.
III III CHAMBERS, 3oi Broadway.
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(Senin's Leading Idea.
Hsts TO please al fsoc.es,
NO. 2t BcoadTaJ
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AmbrOtype Portraits Taken tor Ten Cents.
Greatest novelty the ctyin the way p,c,ur,ng tho PEG
ple-at 2S9 Broadway.
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Untlergnrments for the NIilliOn-N1en, X0-
and chLdren al shir. depot eOraer OF
Greenwich anj Murray strcea
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Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, and the
lever truss of Dr.. GLOVER, the beet in use No Ann
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Wheeler 81 Wilson'S Sewing Machines
new style Price 80 0tnce 3iy broadway
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Cameo-type.-Biue eyes, with the fair COM
ptcxon perfect the hallow Of this beautiful miniature
WILLIAMSON BROTHERS, Brooklyn.
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Hair: Its Diseases, Fall, Change of Color,
aud advertisement The whole treated carefully 10y GRAND
JEAN "a Church street
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Hill, Inimisnble Hair Cutter, No. Barclay
street Hair dye, Soc boz, black or brown lnftbe on
guen-
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Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupees.
The best in the world SURPRISING all Male sod ami applet
II the mandatory, ZjS Broadway
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Rupture Cured by Marshs Radical Cure
Reference al the principal surgeons md
OF this city Call and examine. No 2Vesey srees Astor
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DO You Dye Your Hsir!-If No, Use Wilson's
hair coorer which cocrs your hair to black brown with
trouble Applied like Leaves stain the hesh
linen Dehes detection Only d boe Sold Al the drug
store SO Grand street. corner of A!leu.
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To Dear Friend, Daniel f.. Sttkies:-
Why you lead least follow the example of John
Kelly John Clancy Nelson j. Waterbury, Thomas Barr.
William Macav John Cochrane and Horace 4. Clark aud
buy American smoker in mer We afraid YOU would
get trouble told You should have had the
American Smoker month Al east prior To the election
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Chamber or Commerce.

JAMES GUTnRIE. EX-sECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
MEETS WITH THE CHAMBER-TIIE CANADIAN RECI-
PaoCITg TREATI-CUsToM HOUSE FORMS-A RE-
FORM EFFEcTED--STEAM ON THE CANALS, ETC.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber of Com
was held yesterday-P. Pert President, in the
chair. The following named gentlemen elected
members OF the chamber, viz. Fred Smith Thomas T.
Sheffed, James II. Brundagc, Jr. Harold Dolner, She
pard Candy, William Won Sachs, William b Kirkland,
jos. " G. Escoriaza, George Mosie William Wood, Elias
s. Higgins Isaac v. Fowler.
Mr Robert l.. Kennedy was elected member of the
Arbitration Committee
RECKPTI0N or HON. JAMEs GUTHRIE.
Gen. PRosTTR NJ WErMoRy announced to the Chamber
the presence of distinguished vser in the person OF
Hon James Guthrie, exSccreary of the Treasury
The members of the Chamber 10 receive Mr..
Guthrie and he seated the left of the chairman.
CUSTOM HOUSE FoRMs--A
Mr. ROYAL PHELPS from the Committee appointed TO
confer with Custom House authorities with reference
TO reform in the of Tasactng business al the
Public Store, and with view to simplify the Custom
House FORMS presented the following documents and reso
luton
New YORK Oct 4. 1853.
@. g. GuruarE, ESQ, Special Agen; of Treasury Depart
DEAR S,R-In compliance with understanding entered
into with you 81 time since beg hand
schedule of forms for entering passing efehaB
Custom House which, think combines the de
sired simplicity and despatch for the merchants while
way jeopardes the collection of revenue and
m pf adj mt
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The Chamber then ADJOURNED.
Important Charge of the City Judge
COURT or dENER Al. SESSIONS.

Before Judge Russell.
EMPANNEIING THE JURY.
Nov. 4-As soon as the court was opened this morning
the Clerk proceeded TO call the Grand Jury panel when
the following gentlemen discharge the duties
of the Grand Inquest
John Bussng, foreman, Ira Hutchinson,
VIM. A. Burtis, Jr., Robert Ha, dock
Samuel Bradhurst, Chas II Haswei
Edward NJ. Banks, Alex. II. Mcdonald Jr.,
Jas. /. Daunat, John IL Mortimer,
Alex II. Dudley, Linus Scudder
Vim. Dumont j. Austin Stevens,
Amos r. Emo, Peter votey,
Calvin l.. Goddard, Jas. Campbell,
j. Mech Henry, Gilbert Oakley,
Jas M. Halstcad,
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WAITS NERVOUS ANrfD0rs NATURES FLUID
w r the isrr e NE II on can hed dtesse hat "a.
nerve ouchss pct Affected besi,h be carried N
~ the .niiss wi utterly Nnnh>ae epkepsy revrsl
80 c. es brooch tncptent Consumption mental a. phy
ssei deiYy any Affection ~hssev9, For sale
- tOffv PYNE Co prOpretors llq NassAu sfsse Aa4
d.usxwa sSooxA.y, y pe soa1a
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DR. Keroetv, of Ror5ary, Mss hss feoovered 49,
pas, weed n rpg 1as ne rosd sod On 20 sems
that eurss everv M Non ~ aox mAlR-s
ulcers.ed scrof la dewn " pnps perfecs c1rs
pagrs,set "a every esss. Tor sale ~ " a. alNu, u
RrOasssy. Price 81
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NEW ROCKS,

The FouR SISTERS; A Tale of Social and De-
mestic Life in sweden. By Fredrika Bremer
Translated by Mary Hewitt Philadelphia
Peterson 4 Brother. pp. 3US. Washington !:
Jos. Shillington.
This novel is not new in this country. 1t
was published some years since under the title
of Herths. 1t is new, however. TO most Amer
lean readers, and translated by the fluent pen
of Mary Hewitt, it forms a most acceptable
addition to the light reading of the day. The
tale is Of Swedish life, though it points many
a moral applicable to social evils which are CO.
extensive with civilization. 1t is written ear
nestly, as if the recitals it embodied were of
experience, and the author q witness testify
ing to the world the details of a great social
wrong, rather than a novelist supplying enter.
tsinment to the public from a fertile fancy.
The book is dedicated, with an unaffected
warmth, to the blessed memory of A. J.
Downing" and his monument ut the Smith
sonian grounds will scarcely prove a more
lasting ofering to his memory than will this
SIMPLE tribute Of bis Swedish friend.
The ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL REGIsrEs OF Rra.,
AFFAIRS FoA 1859 Albany: l.. Tucker a Son.
Abstract OF Contents: l. Farm Management
Mr.. Thomas Prize Essay-rewritten and am.
PIlfed, with eighteen engrarings; 2. Country
Dwellings, twenty-five engravings; 3. Furni-
ture and Rural Structure of Iron, thirty-two
engravings; 4. Disadvantages very COM
Piete and elaborate article-twenty-eight en-.
Cravings; >. Culture and varieties of the Pear
twelve engravings; 6. Other Fruits, eight en-
Cravings; Z. Rural Economy, three epora-
wings; g. Lists Of Nurseries, seven engrayings
3. The Verbena; 10. Management of PouItTv
S1 engraVings; IL. Rural Miscellany, four en-
cravings.
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ICE Trade SrkrIsrIcs.-The statistics In
regard to the ice trade present some curious
facts The amount shipped from Boston annu-
ally exceeds one hundred and forty six thousand
tons. The coastwise trade Is more Important
than the foreign, the Southern ports being the
best markets for ice. The value of ice shipped
foreign countries in 1867 is set down at
s29,isl6. The shipments Of ice coastwise are
not always entered at the custom -house. The
amount reported as shipped from Boston this
year to August 3lst amounted to AZ, I6s tons.
The amount shipped and not reported is stated
t. exceed twenty thousand tons annually, aud
tins was sent principally to Philad ,Iphia and
Baltimore. Part Equipments to Southern ports
are sent by railroad into the interior, and the
Knoxville Wing of last summer mentioned the
arrival at that place of a freight car throu Oh
from Savannah in 33 hours, filed with ice. 1ts
editor congratulated the citizens on being able
TO eool their parched tongues during the summer
with ice thus imported, the mildness of the pre-
yions winter having prevented them from col
Letting ice at home. Ifsuch thing were pcs
sible, total failure Of the ice crop in the
dollars. -
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III Hon. Marcus NJ Tyler a oroDIn.,,
mason Of Kentucky died recently at EddysyiIIe
u There are over two hundred and sf,v .,,.
dents at Emory and Henry college, Va.
" "-rayelia2 physicIaao left Nsasvtu.
"a quite suddenly, the other day taking WITH
him brother Physician wife
IT, a very r-spsctaLI. ba,iosss 4. .,.n,.,.,-
l9g "a i',',a>ia. The last crop wa. - GOl busR
- AIa e9J,i'S 70 have beeR disbursed In the
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Music ACCOMPLISHMENT.

Music ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Prof DE ClESIEL has q few more hour, 20
spare, which he will devote in giving a superior
course OF Musical destruction, rarely 10 be met
with on the Harp. PIaseJOTts, Gsita-, StssiEs
and classical Organ PldyiHg. &c.
N. B-No instruction whatever will he riven
where payments are not made IN advance.
EngagemeBts can be made by calling at his New
Musical Repository, corner llth street and Penr,
avenue oc lift
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Musical Instruction.
HARP LEssoNs-EXTRAoRDINARY

HARP LESSONS-EXTRAORD ~ 4
Parties purchs ssing a HARP at mann fscturer.'
RtIce. h the NEw MUSICAL REPOSITORY. Prof,
DeCdhlei holos forth the mduoement Of giying hAf
tea trtthosf ekarge, for the purpose
vi uahlus ~ q prominent lnstrUment IN this city.
y lNlsHlNG LESSONS CIV according to he Method
OF the ltaiIsh School on the PlanofnTte Ao "a
IL Read other advertl in this paper
no H-u Corner llth 81. and Pa avenue.
MUSICAL EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY.
Those who want 70 purchase q superior Piano
would DO vel 20 seleot one OF STKINwAY SoNs',
vhIcn is decidedly the hrst now In tne MARKET
eons.dered h{ competent judges such "a 6ottsohak.
NJ Mason, w ollenhaupt and many others. To he the
BEST Instrnmen ut, the fResf and (though lsst
nnt least the most durable PIanos IN the world.
haNlnE iist OF near ONE THOUSAND names refer
ence 10 their celehTity. Sold prices Considerably
e" than anywhere else IN the cliy. Cal at the
nnhw MUSICAL kkPosIIoRY, oJrneT llth street and
no =: Il PROF. DlcGNIEt. Sole Agent.
T. THE HARP.
A n hh QCEEN Or ALL INSTRUMENTS.
Parties wishing to learn the HARP but nat havlns
one VIII De allowed the privilege CT the use of one
for daily PRACTISE tctfkOuf cadyge, st the WV
MUSICAL REfosIIoRY by making immediAte Az
ranEements WITH PRoF. c. u. DrCGsIEL for q
tHorotgh ana proper eQbrSe Of tHSfTEeftoa. lncud-
Ing BOchsas ce lebTated NEW HAIR kFFKcTs sNp
PASSAGES. Terms SSa per quarter; pSy na more
kLESANT ToNED HARPs from S250 TO $500, war.
ranted.
HAIR STRINGS for ss.7s Everything in the mu,io
PIAxos. HARRIS, GUITARS. &c, &C., for sale and
Musical Repository corner IIth st. and Paav
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A T SEVENTH STREET PRICES

FRANCIS, on Seventh street, in now receiving
t.,e largest stock Of SILVER-PLATED WARE.
CuThERl, HOUSEkEEPING ARTICLES,
BASKETS, BRUSHES, BIRD CAGES, and
NOTIONS, he has ever offered in this city. All
tresh PRIME goods bOugh for cas- TO be sold az the
lowest figure. He is determined TO sell, and the
placs 10 buy - at FRANCIS'S,
Hloye Odd Fellovs' Hall.
uo6-u on 18th street
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RARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL,
~ DEALERS For rent, for ten years vacant
LOT upon near Goth street, 81 by l29 feet nearly
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
Apply to Or. CHAS. III. CRAGIN. Gecrge getown.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.-Three
Il large and very pleasant Rooms for rent one
heated bT furnac all lighted with gas; in very
sleasanJ located part OF the city; very conve nent
fr business men, ofhoe- h, lders, or members Of
Congress. Inquire st NO. 30 Missouri avenue
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GENrLEMEN's g ocSt63rIHING MADE TO

WALL, sTEPHENs, Co. respectfully in
vite the attention of gentlemen 10 their present
large snd verI desirable assortment OF hne
IN VESTlNGS embracing ell grades, colorr, and
styies Of fashionable materials adspted to mems
wear, which they will make TO order, in the best
style Of workmanship and finish, at ruoes much
cheaper than the ususl city atGs.
Constantly on hand one Of the argett ssortmentf
Of READY MADE CLOTHING for men and
boys to be found n this city
s6 80 Pa . betveen 9th and sfreefs
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FOR RENT-To Members Of Congrsss and
Oher5 Very desirable suite of PARLORS
and BED-CHAMBERS,w with gas and every other
yenlence, situated opposite Willards otel. No
70 fd- avenue. no "a eo6w
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I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUP
L ply OF those Philadelphia manufao In,
IuTsd BOOTS, with heavy uppers 3SXy
and soles pTlcs $3 IS. Aso, fresh
supply of DRESS HATS, for $3.50
and S3. - kI
b. H. STINEMETZ,
256 Pa. sv., near 18th street,
no 20-tr between Wiards and kirkwood's
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tfoR kENT.--suits Of or single ROOMS, fur
nished or unfurnished, very deslrafly located
by The month. week, or less term. Terms mode,
Iate: Apply at SIS Penn. avenue, nearly opposite
aul7-T&Stf F.HOLDEN,
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private family. on street No 5l4. between
sth and 10Th streets north, for gentleman and lady
or two siLge gentlemen. oo2S
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A'Oh RENT-A 6rst-class RESIDENCE on q
street. between lst and I'd, No. [47, ontiinIng
every convenience for comfo't and eoonomy as
water, gas, furnaces: dc. The house has six large
chnnDeTs, parlors, dining room, kitchen, and dSy
cNIar' inquire next door, or of the undersigded
JOHN B. WARD,
ho ~-ot tlntel.l 18th street and Canal,
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TAVERN AND STORE PROPERTY FuK
L SALE OR RENT-The House at Bailey's
Cross X oads. miles from Washington and from
Alexandria at the intersection of the Fairfax and
Middle Turnpikes. Address LEWIS BAILEY,
Washnston city, or Inqusre on the premises.
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WALL, STEPHENS q CO..
w No Sa Psss. drssss.
Boys AND YOUTHS READY-MADB
CLOTHING.

For School dad Dress Wtd..
Parents and guardians wishing to furnish their
children and wards with School and College Outfits
for the coming season, invited to examine our
present large and extensive variety of
BOYS CLOTHING,
where they ht out their children of all sizes, IN
q few minutes, with every description of READY
MADE GARMENTS of substantial and durable quality
st very moderate prices.
WALL STEPHENS CO.,
su 2s-d No so Pa av.. bet 9Th and 10th sts.
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kNOR REST.-ihe DWELLING HOUSE, No,
so street, on the square Immediately east of
front OF the City Hal. next door to residence
OF j. M Carlisle, 1.-THE proprietor 10 whom pplica-
ton may be made; The house wlli be rented only
FOR the dwelling house of q private family Tba
rent will be S7O0 per anrum pay able at such periods
as may be agreed on. se Sa-tf
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LOR RENT-The front PARLOR ard BED
KOIlM attached, over kidwell & Laurenoe's
Dius store. The most desirable rooms on Penn
avenue, or account Of their nearness to MI irds
Hotel and the Departments. Also. two Bedrooms
u third s,9ry, Al furnished. Apply to KIDWELL
q LAURENCE, T., near ooraer l4th street.
9-eOtI
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EuRNISHE ED APARTMENTS.-For Rent. on
! the first floor. elevated some 1--WE feet from the
s,ae yak, PAkLOS and Oh AMBER 4 connected,
handsomely furnished, with the use of a piazza on
the south 'front.' Location very oesIrable and pleas
ant, being near the Presidents House aud Public
G!ounds and Departments. To single tleman
by the year, the rent will be very moderate. Inqu
al NO. $50 New York avenue, second door from 18Th
street. NO eotf