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One of the Steamships Of this Company, csrry ing
the United states Mail for ACAPUEO. <AaaN
GALlFORNIA,a and GRECO leaves SH4
Panama twice each hOnth on tn arrival s4A1A
of the United States Mail So. Company steamers
which leave New Orleans and New York reruIarly
on the 5th and 10Th of each month with the mails
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and a.
proved BY the Navy Department, and guaranty spesa
and safety,
The Panama Railroad IA miles long is now oom-
peted from oo-an 20 ocoaE, and is crossed in or
hours The baggage of passengers IS check ed In
New York through to san frarc SEQ, and passengers
are embarked at Panama 10y steamer at the Dom
pany's expense The money paid IN New Yort
covers all expenses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept IN port in Panama AND
san Francisco 10 prevent detention case Of acct
dent, SO that the route entirely YeIia5gs-po fur,
having occurred In eight years.
PASSENGERS leave Panama the game day they ar
rvs at Asplnwall.
Conductors 60 through By each steamer, and take
charge OF women and children without other pro-
tectors. Nv
For through tickets at the lowest rates appIy At
the agency, In West street, New York to T. w
RAYMOND,-or TO ARMSfRONG. HARRis
CO, New orleans,-or G. l.. BARTLETT. Boz
ton. WALT
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALI..
HI THE GREAT PAIN ANNTHfLzTOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED n.y. CHEMIST

RoTTLEs ~, Is and 81 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DiSCnyERYINM MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S cURE-ALB shOuld ne kept
IN all families IN case of accidents sudden sick
ness, rs 10 frequently less time than 40 re-
cures to get physlcien.
IL cures pain any part OF then stem and s uss<
externally and internally.
III As the frequent changes of the weather pro-
duce bad Cold, rheumatism. Pain IN the Limhs
and Body also, Suf Neck-every person should
get bottle. lt acts upon the Nerves, Musciss,
Slnevs, Blood and Bcnes and, by Its warning cleo
tromc Enetc power, expcs ali pain from the system.
Set q bottle and try n.
N. B.-If you have a CoHth, uss HAkTS-
HORNE'S PECFORAL SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRS-It ~ tho best Cough Syrup ir ths
WORD,
If JOG srs Bilious, use HhRTSHORNE
ANTl-BlLIOUS PILLS. They act upon the JiT-
Ct, stomach and Bowels, carrying of al Bile and
Foul SecretIOnr.
TIC sbove rsedicnes to - had al all Drug Stores
10 Washington city kIQvell a ClscSil At 6eorEs-
town; II. Peel & Co. A lexaEdrTa. 90 lI-tr
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
~ AND MOLASSES
We are shortly expecting the brig Georgia, with
$50 hog sheads SUGAR.
500 barrels MOLASSES.
Tnls cargo has been selected especially for this
and the District markets. and is represented to be
OF choice quality.
II vii be offered at public auction on arrival. of
which due notice will be given.
FOWLE Il CO.,
dc J-eotf Alexandria Va
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTs.-AMBROTY
~ Ufor preeents) pat ~ ca co expressly Tor
Christmas. They are o beautiful present to sIva a
friend: Call at SANDS Salsry,
osH Pa ave., bet. 9Th and 9Th sts,
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AGRICULTURAL WAR EHOUsES.

Cssfstatag Cards If Esst-sIsss Ense'nA~ss"
ia sU Gxporfssafs Of bssissss - tAs eff1.
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rear 18Th street, fennsylvania svsnass
q ~ "a - d1sn
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ID X U WAN sYR Up,
On, PROTECTED
Solution OF Pretexide Of Iron Combined,
new disoOyeries in the Mste S Msdca aTs '
an established medicirs. it's
Efficacy in Curing
Dyspepsia, Affections Of rae Lirsr, Dror,,,
Neuralgia, Brorchifis and Consumption Tss-
denei.s, Disordsrsd State Of tks Blood, Boils,
Sesrry, Ths Prostraring Ef,et, Of Lead or
Mercury, Gsn.Ta! Debility. and all Discuss
WSIeh TeqEire a Tonic and AEfs,aftrs Medicine,
beyond question.
The Proofs OF ITS efficacy ara numerous, 90 well
authenticated; and Of such peculiar -,
character. that sufferers cannot y :. hfA
reasonably hesitate TO receive the ~ a. On
p'? The PERUVIAN sYRUPfS}EEal4EA
does not profess to be Care-aiIl u 1Y>
but it's range rs extensive. becauset sAAs
are ultimately reiaied, and proceed fssi y
ing from one cause, may be cured
the Syrup provides cure, IS preclsely that WHICH
has so often bafied the highest ordsS of medlcsi
skill The facts are tangible, the witnesses acoes-
sIhle and the safety and ecac, Of the Syrap incou-
trovertlble Those who may wish for an opinion
OF the syrup cannot fs to lie SATISFIED with ne fo
owlnE among numerous testimonials IN the hsnds
ofthe Agents. Ire signatures are those Of gentle
men well kpown in the community, and o! the
highest Iespectahl'Ity;
oAhD1Iae 1ndsrsisnsd having experienced beneficial
ense,- 81 Tie Peruvian syrnP DO hesitate
From experience well AZ from t. t..tIroa,
Of others whose intelligence and Integrity Altogether
lncpient lisess@s Of the Lungs aud
Dy.P.T.s Liysr Complaint Dropsy Neuralgia ae. neecd
Of thoee who have Witnessed them have volunteered
their testimony, Ne Do o. ia
New JoBs PisErosr, THosAs q srosr,
IsosAs A. DE1TEr. PErEE HAsvUt,
e.H. KENDALL N. ID. n Du6r
SAMUEL NAN.
IL veil known shat the metcinsl Of Protoride ~
Iron Is Lost by brief exposure and
maintain solution Of frotoxide Iron without further
oxidation has been deemed impossible tie Peruvian
syrup this Desirable point is
WAY BETokE UNKNOWN, and this ace All tie
Poto CAreonatoe cltrster and tATrates OF
Aeoios A. A. HAyns, D.. n,
trssyer 70 the state cf Massschusetts
- Is Boylston street Boetep
for sac by DRUGGISTS generally. Proc for large
bottles, e; medium SIZED hotties, 81
~. l.. CLARK a CO. Proprietors Ro,ton
For sale IN Wash'-ston ny Y. b. Gilman, SPECIAL
Agent; Nairn d p, TIer John Schwartxe r. NJ
Smith, V. HarbauEh, II. n. McPherson' r s.
Walsh joseph Buy, JAs H. Stone, J. :. Lovejoy,
by X. J. CIssell. and ]. 4. kidrr,I .e "a 'snn
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NEW FEED STORE.
EHsONS " no hsve h.rsas snd =. !,
,houc not fsIi 10 give c4ll before n5rcI.
aha ieed elsewhere, as we are detsrmined 10 .nf
KIP We have on hand constsrt;y 81 =. 1r 80
S.rifnRhs SHORTS, PSTTFF RR0wxsS
HAY. cir ~; OATS, 90. Also, good BALE
CITY free OF oharre as soon a. ord.r.S part OF
GATES TAYLOS.s
taH-et reed store. No 25S 9Th street
----- between Al and n straat.
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COUGHS. COLDS. AUAKStNEss. 40

CoU6Hs, COLDS, HOhkSkNEss, Ao
The prevalence Of the above CONSTANT, nj tbg.
season generally has the cot Of brinFtn1 ont ho,t
OF proiessedly new specifics. and vhIIe some are
sood, manv are useless, ana others even Dangerous
lac wlsest course TO pursue Is TO consult your fam
ny pnyslclan, or otherwise use only such remedies
as long public experience has proved TO he safe and
emcfclous. Ofthis character is TNLER's COM
fOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. OngInaI-
y the favorte Of an eminent phvsIcl.n
nboon became popular remedy, aud has continued
10 ENJOY agTowlng reputation for the ast twenty
years In cases Of common Colds, Coughs, &c, Il
acts like charm. snd IN Chrome Cases. Bronchitis
w hopping. ouch. Group, Asthma. Influenza C
its success uDparsieled and most will testify who
have used It.
PrIce Is cents and 81 cents per hottie
Sold by NsIrn 4 Palmer. Chas. Stott &c wnh-
int;on Cissel GEORGETOWN; Peel& Stevens, Al
exandrla; where II NAV he had also. for convenience
IN Longer form. Price l2h and q cent? a boI-
known as flyers Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Drops' es an eleta4t. pleasant and encacious Pull
mono i-ozenEe they are passed. no n SIN
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WhEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lc.o one of thoiT
greeiost natural s:tTsctions-a fine head of hsTIt
hocomos q matter OF nerious Importance, End th9
question e " hat shall We do TO rtOp the hair from
~ 70 THIS suery, We hog % say, Try DR.. HARRIs'
HAIR PHOhOTER AND IMPROVER. fry
remove dandrun, keep the SOAP cleal aad White,
ana lmpart freshness and yifor TO the hair: aud
continues use OF u two months will inszre Won a
laxersnt head OF hair. Csi add get q hottie and n
not satisfied, after the second speilcrtion yets1 a
and get the prioe psld.
Ask for DIR. Harris' Hair Promoter "a Im,ro,.y.
Elst, oorrer Main and 18th, and NAN and WA Ets,
ano IL washington city by n. ID. GILMAN Drur-
*: CLARK, Druggist, corner a. street an "a.
sxeo.e. AL "
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A WIN. T. DOVE CO,
AHE Vow prsparea 10 execute any oiders with
which they may be favored an the
PLUMBING, Gas. oe sTEAM-FITTING
BUSINESS.
J Store on 9th street a few dOors rorth ol
Penn. avenue, where may be found q oomplete as
Wster Fixtures. ise'Iy
THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON Is
II GlRBS'S VEGETABLE BALSAM,-poT
forming almost miracles in coverinr MP Bald " eads
and curinG all Sosis Diseases. ~ IN
HOUSEKEEPING HARDwARE,
HI Silver Plated Ware.
Block Tin and Brtanis Ware,
Bird Cages. Bsskets,
Brushes and Notions
All hne goods, and pnces this year lover usn
ever, at FRANCIs'S,
Housefurnlshlng store.
ut go Seventh street,
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~ NNf SAVED.
L.t,.r P.,., q S56D AZ TWO EARNrD.
f f9ss lpss., ,s % cent. per ls fss%
EverJ variety OF StatinaM.
just receiving Al ionery goods AZ sans rate.
is2t rHEpI oSS setes'
corner TN 80 ~ ~ =,
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q o.. fiss g s
ELLIOT PATTEN. cor sth c ats, o.. Pst't Once
P 4 Ettsas Rfas < maker f''i once
taoTosEafGfdF "a sxIk III 4 e: " ''
s6 a s sii s.d 9Th '''
AND a% s' Fl iEss, rorh
icHN REESE c, 4sS sah ST., south OF p. sv.
PoRTsH sfiS PAI II ri Sou a' and 9Th 8.
ffSiHsS 81 e e. sh .ad y.s
4. PoLkIsHoRN. SIS ST.. near 7th.
F. P Il StS .M, Isi Tx; .'' q 18th ST.
'G aEa hf'i Es n n * xaESF X and
SSs G 81 s.Xs s,e a. st.. bet 9Th and 10th
ff RE ! TiT hGSs :s9 I'm 81, above d.
DsSs CHCS;Ic@4 or. Pa. av. 4 9Th st.
T. NosIos's Young Ladies' Institute. go st.
uSioS sc.nsEa. Est. prf L. c: !.oomis. i5s Pa sv
sEWiNS' MA ~ Il Fl; cor. Ysv q l''h st.
SEWING Ro on Han SIS Ps.av.
sToyEi,s; n j: f es * ,s,;.
JAMES srHsvISa ooI rf "a sy. bio T. eioony 'front.'
AGO AND Il p CIGAR s4oSs;ss. side.
y. -. STEERS, S6 Pa. av.. bet I'd A al m.
TGRNiNG,A BRaS 6 Hsi n Al iT
u" GN b II IA Il & g. bet 9Th 'th.
~. r: asayxv. tio TN st., hot. eta.
UPHoLs SFsh III E. 'v bet I7sh sne 18th ST..
NJ WHIs's MAKERS II q: between 10Th and ,sA
: Mo Sis. AND 81 SO eo q F. ..zI.D..
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fo De coNrINUED.I


A STUxPrR SrUNPsD.-The subjoined anec.
dOte of demsgogue candidate for the legisla-
ture Of western State, has been sent by q
correspondent
There was q stump-speaking, and Abner
g. ID. had been platform enlightenipg the un-
terrified long and loudly. Fellow-citisens,'
said he, l now come to a slanderous report
which has been most dastardIy circulated
against me, from one end Of the country to the
other. Ny enemies not conten with endeavor-
ing to ruin my political prospects, have assas.
sin-like attempted to blast my good name by
their insidious reports Abner then stated
what the rumor was, and continued Il re-
Joice, fellow citizens, to have it in my power
instantly to fasten the lie upon this malicious
and atrocious slanderer. 1 see among you one
OF the most estimable citizens of this county,
whose character for truth and integrity is above
question. Squire Schooler, to whom aIlude,
is acquainted with all the facts, and l call on
him here to state whether this rumor is true or
false. 1 pause for a reply Whereupon
Squire Schooler slowly arose, and in his strong,
slow and sonorous voice, said, L rather think
you did 1t, Abnern You old scoundrel - ex-
claimed Abner, why do you interrupt me
while Pm discussing great constitutional ques-
tions, with your low personalities And he
accompanied this obligatory exclamation with
such q surge Of gesticulation that he stepped
back beyond the platform, fell backward on o
big dog amid the howls of which, and the deaf
ening roars Of the sovereigns, the meeting was
efsctually broken up"
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PROPOSALS FOR LITHO6RAPHiNG.
OFFICE surHsINTEsDkNr PUBLIC PRINTING I

Sealed Proposals will be received at this Off ce
until Monday, the 18th day Of January 1852 az n
Slo~k. for engraving on stone, and printing from
the same. for the use OF the Senate and House OF
Representatives OF the United States, CERTAIN
MAPS and CHARTS communicated to Congress
with the annual message OF the President of the
United States.
The Maps and Charts (of which from two to tn ree
thOu sand copies are to be printed will be open fr
the ect0n at this office until the morn
ing OF the day Tor closing tne BIDS. Tn. paper re-
BaRk forms for proposals will be furnIs ed TO all
who purpose 10 bid and bond and ed secu ri
ty will be rsq iIred from the successful bidder E,I
the faithful execution of his contract. ~
II is to be distinctly understood that no bid vii
be received from any party not dlrecIy engaged in
and practically acquainted with, the style OF work
bld for .sH.t
The proposals must be addressed to Geo, w
Bovmsn SuperIntendent of the Public Printing
WashipgtOn a. and endorsed " Proposals for Lithos
rsphIngn GEo. W BOWMAN.
de 81 -eotd ...r Superlntendent.
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BIBLE REvIsIoS.-It is we'll known that DR..
Nswmanis appointed to prepare q new Re, ish
version of the Sacred Scriptures, and that al
ready alsrge ogsniEation exists in this country
that,i engaged upon new version Of the Bible,
under the direction of several accomplished
scholars, many OF whom have gone abroad TO
prosecute their work under the most favorable
auspices.
DR.. French, the Dean of Westminster, dis
cusses the subject Of Bible revision with great
learning and ability in his last ublished work;
he br IS to q subject vast amount of exact
knowledge. He says:
am persuaded that revision ought to come;
I am convinced that il will come Not, how
ever, l would trust as yet; for we are not yet
in any respect prepared for it the Greek and
the Epglish which should enable us to bring this
to a successful end, might, it is to be feared,
be waiting alike. Nor certainly do und rrate
The other difficulties which would beset such an
enterprise; they look some of them, the more
serious to me the more contemplate them
and yet believing that this mountain Of din
Guilty will have 70 be surmounted, can only
trust and believe that it, like so many other
mou tains, will not, on nearer approach, prove
90 formidable as at a distance 1t appears.
III There Is said to be not one married man
" Maaa
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MORE AND STRONG TESTIMONY IN
Iu FAVOR or MRS. COX's
A A u L z

INDIAN ~.
The following strong testimony IN favor OF the
great efficacy of this invaluable nj edoal Prepa alton
Is furnished without solcl alton, by Capt. Joseph
Cackner, one of our oldest, most respeotsba, and
well known olllzens. The remarkable cure efsrred
to the certificate the wonderful when, It
is stated thst the subject is than ighty years
old, and his disease had bsfied the skill of
eminent ply siclans, until comp led, finally
toyield to great saving and curing properties of the
IN NDlAN VEGETABLE DECOC ZION. Read,
all who Doubt and profit by the information
In the annexed certificate:
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6, 1858.
The undersit ned, having experienced The bene-
hclal effects of Nj IRIS. NJ. COX'S INDIAN VEG
EfABLE DECOCTION, does not hesitate to
recommend 1t to the attention of the public from
my own ex perienoe, well the testimony of 9TH
whose int and rity are altog
unqu estIonate. ! have no doub. Of its edioaoy IN
a cases Of Carbuncles, BoIls Piles, Eruptions and
oil skin Diseases, all of which have been sfl ct ed
with for fourteen ears. After trJlng many ndyer-
tIsed remedies and eminent ply slclans, with no
material relief, ny friends advised me to try MRS,
N. COX'S INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOC-
TION, and after trial Of months all ap pearap oe
Of the disease has left me, and my skin is smooth
and clear ever. My stomach 10 good, and better
than IL has been for the last i've years
"JosRPH CLAcKNKR,
MOI Alssuith st"
For sale by Chss. stOtt, corner Of Pa. avenu and
7th street, Washington, ID. c.. and F rank B. VIM
ter. corner X st. and Vermont avenue Dr. r. 8. r.
Cissel, Geors setown, ID. c.; and Jas. Entvise All
exandrls. Va; and Druggists generally.
da
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r wEBER,S CoRNEr BAND.
LEWIS WEBER, Leader. furnishes Music for
halls, Private Paties, Parades, Serenades, ~
Fsnerals sto., at the shortest notice.. Orr ert
left at Metxrotrs Music Depot, Nj Gautier's ~
Confeotonery Store, or at the resdence tn lead
Or, $50 nh street. Navy Yard, between and will
be ps0mDtly sttended 70, de 3-Sm
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Wood and Coal

TOMtMBERSo CONGRESS AND 0T1-
a hS JUST TCOMMEN HOUSEKEEP
IN6-Noy 10 your chance 10 lay IN your v,p,e,
supply ei uel. am now reoeivlng another osTso
OF hest Red Ash Coal. Also, on hand, Hicfory
OAK and Pise Wood, cut and spit, on cap for cnsk
a. my Wood and Coal Depot. I<ih street. near the
de1 R. BATES.
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NoTIcE OF The sNRSisaC NRSiisSaCiNTINrANcE nl

NOTICE OF The EDisCuNTINUANcE OF
The E"PLsTTE" AND CHARLTON" DISTRICTS. Tue
OFFICES FOR WHICH ARE AT PLATTsBURG AND MI
Lam, MISSOURI, AND THE SUSPENSION OF ENTRIES
OF LAND HhERYtN.
Not Ioe is hereby given that, In pursuance of law
in view ef the fact that the unsold Iands IN the
Platte" and "Cha,iton Districts" IN Missouri,
are reduced below one hundred Thousand acres in
each district the Secretary of the Interior has di-
rooted the disoontnuance of said DISTRICTS and that
the ands heret oore subject to sale and entry the
Ofhoes at tLATrsBURG ana MILAN be Immediately
Withdrawn. and made again subj cot to sale and
try at BONNEVILLE, N said State, from and after
the 3lst day Of MaTeh next, prior TO which time no
application will be ieeeived nt the discontinued of
ices, or entries permitted, except in eonsHnafiak
srtstfNg prs-smpfton claims.
All persons entitled to p PATENTS at either of the
ofhoes at PLATTsBURe or MILAN are requested to
call for the before the 3lst day of March
next, after that date they will be transmitted
free Of ehdrse.
Given under my hand at the CITY of w ashington,
this twenty first day of December, A. ID. 1858.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General La Ofhoe.
de
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ExTENsIVE EAssoRTMENT
MhhH49SssANY, A wA4SgE, ROSEWOOD AND
OTHEk FURNlTURE.A AT PRIVATE SALI.
X. w. BATES.

OF ofFurnIture, would respectfully ...'eA
invite the oItIIens Of Washing
ton, and the public, to call and -.
examine his stock for them
selves. consisting of
Fine Mahogany. Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward
and other Bedsteads AAAS
Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etrgeres, Ladies' Cab
lnets and Whatnots.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs,
Fine solid Oak Marble TOP snd other Cottage Cham
Der Sets. ~
Fine Mahogany and Wsnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and SIdeboards. ~
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs Of every deecrip-
ton. -F
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa and other Table,.
emma, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Lookinr
Glasses, &c.
Ny purpose is to sell cheap as any other per,on
IN washington. and on az favorable terms and n
Halter myself that no person wishing 10 purchase
Will be bedisapponted iftheJ give me calI.
A. GREEN.
eu ls-u No, SIS 7th street
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859 is
Il now ready. and for sale at tSHILLINGTON'S

II now ready and Tor sale at SH
Bookstore IL contains:
Astronomical salcu iatIOns for 1852.
Election Returns from oil the States holding
General Elections In 1858. carefully compiled and
conpaTed with former elections, expressly for the
Tr bune Almanac.
- A List OF the Members of the United States
8 snate AID House of Representatives..
And large amount Of other interesting political
matter.
'rhe Exilss of Florida" by the Hon. Joshua X.
6IddIngs. =
For ale at SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, Odeon Building. corner of
ja5St AZ and Pa
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% COST PRStGEs:p PS6sr s:pR,crs M,
The subscriber. contemplating visiting Europe IN
purpose of visiting his friends Will sell from this
date his entire stock at cost, and many kinds Of
stock as low as possible before his departure. ON
his return he wishes TO open with an entire
ssteGa 3n @sPfets eIprts, FOR Tie trade Of Wsss
lnEton. Tbe following named goods are marked
French pattern Bonnsts. all styles and cslors,
Cloth and Velvet CiOaks. all kinds,
Embroidered cloaks and Dresses. for infants. less
Inr.nts Msrino and Satin Hoods, fty per cent les,
EssP EpS STs. HSSs Ssa.t ssT ssss. ss. .ss
Many Kind: Of worried Goods, at fs, per oen. les.
Crochet FInse.. az style. and qualities
Gulpure s Button Trimming,
GuIpuTe Lace, IN all styles and widths,
Bugle FrinEes, Bugle Buttons,
Velvet. Satin. Lustring. and Bonnet Ribands. in
White Cotton trimmings. Beltinss.
A large stock of Collars, in Swiss, Cambre, Linen,
caSbfio, sRn; SWISS. 10 Msrsess and Moarniss oS sets,
Real Lace sets, Can6rlo and SWISS Ruihlng,
swiss and Csmbric EdEinss and Insertngs,
X cal Brussels and vaencIennes Laces,
yefy fine assoTtm ent of Frsnch and Blonde L.ces
Imitation Guipure Laoes,
beT6ge6 s.,
White and Black silk Nets and Illusions.
Bobnets, white and black Stef Nets,
Lace Wells, IN all auahties,
Love and Grape Wells,
Elastic Ribands, embroidered Night Caps,
English and Italian Grapes, Cords and Tassels,
Sleeve and Cloak Tassels, all oo!ors, Dress But
A spiendid assortment of French Flowers,
Beautiful Gathers, in black, white and ooioJ,
Chenes, Ball Chenilles. for head dresses,
Back Velvet Ribands. all widths. ofthe very best
Fine and stylish Head dresses,
Silk Mits. Rid Gloves.
And all other kinds of goods usually kept In well
| NJ I he ladies' Of washington and surrounding
country will please bear IN mind that the above ad
vertisement 10 put forth in good faith, am de-
brsssmssn9 M as sS
and patterns out at moderate prices and all orders
for Bonnets, &C., will be filed al proportionsbly low
p. s. Ali sales ct reduced Prices will Be for cash
| only. NJ. WILLIAM.
| no s. eo2m g Centre Market Spaoe
r ADIfs' BRAIDs, PlsIts. Curls, Half, Wigs.
| II and Purs at GI BBS'S, near corner OF 18Th st
| and Pennsylvanla avenue. q ona
DICH HJEWELRY-One of the largest stocks IN
II the city, and most certainly the best quaty and
| lowest prIces, il IOw offered at SS Pennsylvania
| de9 n q. hood.
EcONOMY OF MONEY, TIME, AND La
| fTNA FIRE KINDLlNG. TO ignite Wood or
Coal, the best, cheapest, and most convenient art-
ole of the kind ever produced. Give It trial only
25 cents per box, containing enough mater rial for
htIng one hundred and tv enty fires. Also 10 and
| cent packages.
Oak and Pine Wood Cut and Split every Ire and
1 lens tn at my Wood and Coal Y ard:
| de 50 corner of 18th and c streets.
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