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ECONOMY rs WEALTH.

ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
GARMENTS CEMENT OR NEGATIVE GLUE, ~
For permanently joining broken China Glass. Eazthen
Wooden Ware, Furniture Leather India Rnbhef goos and
Fancy Articles Of all kinds. ssS
Ask for Garnan's Cement Negative Clue and
oher It far anything Of the kind leaving
trace Of any cement having been appled.
#. b. WHRELoGK CO.,
Sole Wholesale Agents,
No. Al Magazine s..
For sale BY all Reta. Druggs Dealers generally. res
5ukW
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JAPAN COMMERCE.

NAGAsAK1, Japan, Feb 20, 1850
We the pleasure Of waiting on with copy q our
circular which intend dispisching IN future
monthly regularly conveyance between this port and
Shanghae will admit.
and EXPORTS present moderate scale The
exchanges moderate of Mexican dollars
per day. giving Japanese silver Izebous about two and
half dollar foreigners with which to buy goods Of the
Japanese merchants ,6s . .z{
I've heard from good authority that great hopes entertain
being able exchange reasonable amount of
Such becoming the have but little doubt
but that business will increase in due ratio
The daily becoming accustomed to foreign
and confidently steady Improvement
American and English
the currency will admit OF free and trade with the
Japanese.
iMPoRTsThere been considerable business done in
ufacured goods within the past six months, till within short
time and wellens gray srng dring camlets chinzes,
handkerce have been disposed OF at fair profits
Shangae prices better business has exchanging
the products of the country for shipment to
Shangae of taking Japanese silver coins
The Chinese have imported large quantities Of their medicines
sgrs Sapanwood etc, from China and have realized good
profits until recently the market has been oyersocked with
most descriptions reducing prices very materially.
The goods required by the Japanese similar to those
sought for by the Chinese their wants being much the same
the advantage Of markets TO be used with discretion
for the interest of shippers.
We yet hardly had fair trial for introducing our
manufacturers creating demand the Japanese ~
the The currency has been great check on operations
convinced that with and patience
japan eventually good inducements for shipments
from the United States and Great Britain.
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For further information, apply at tho
General Ticket ONCE.
lis CAMP STREET,
Opposite Lafayette Square.
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In the general uncurrent money market there
has been very little doing this week. The season
for visitors traders and others from the country is
passing in fact, closed. There will be- as hereto
fore, some remittances in small way from the
country for special purposes. The receipts OF
Mexican coin and bullion have been as much as
expected by the last steamers from the Rio Grande.
Dollars Of the Eagle coinage; that is Eagle dollars,
50 called, commanded the high figures of lOs@l0s4.
The supply of American silver coin continues free,
with brokers buying over the counter at 99@995,
and selling at a 1 advance for round sums, though
round sums in American silver coin are at the most
on the infinitesimal order.
We alluded in our last to the Japanese currency
of which the Embassy now at Washington brought
about $4,000, which have been exchanged for
American gold. Since then we have received the
following commercial circular from Japan, which
came by the same vessel that brought over the EN-
bassadors:
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sMsrzpsEss DENTAL NOTICE. m DR.. J. n.
ESsaAaz& MAGEE has taken In the Story Build
ing, Of Camp and Common streets, No.
second floor, where he is prepared to perform
all opeftios pertaining teeth in the sl and
comhed style He would particularly mention that he has no
of Dentistry than has been in successful practice for the
last ten or twenty feels perfectly satisfied after strict
observation and thorough deliberations that there nothing in
superior equal 70 GOLD or PLATlNA plate for
mounting Artificial Teeth either in regard to health beauty
or Durability and all who have failed succeed in the of
these metals will would certainly fail in the of other
Once hours from A NJ until p NJ. d2g On
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NOTICE To THE EsUB1x1G-l, w ID. MATTHEW'S,
IN having, sd day Of July 1853 purchased the right
Green Cox OF Leias Patent dated ID October
Steam Engines for the United States md title having been
4. MOBILIZE against b. 8. skaes mi infringement
said patent ;eetnre all hereby notified
TO the extent of the N v. s 5aft 44s}8i9
am now PREPARED 20 make contracts for The use Of said
Packing reasonable With all who de-
sire to IT, sses Is. W. J. Mathews
Captain JOHN G. sINNoTF, of Jos Gaver New Or
leans general to make contracts for the mnnuse
ture and nse of the article thus patented
myl6 WI. MATTHEW'S.
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sssssvssssn. LOSS OF TEETEI-Dr. j. WEST
liz ST. Charles street. continues to supply the
E{SSssS$s%sA LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs
a4II1lIupon his new pfncipe of self adhesion This
method has procured him universal APPRECIATION and
mended hng he most ingenious system Of supplying ART
perfect articulation and masicaon ard perfect and natural
In appearance as to defy detection by the closest observer
ess method Of filling teeth gold combines all the modern
Those interested will find these statements TO be
entirely and scrpuousy DR. w returns his sincere
thanks TO The inhabtang Of New vicinity the
extensive practice they favored him with for the last fifteen
Office and residence liz st. Charles street, second doc
from I,afavete Souare se5 IF
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VHsISIA CAMEL COAL, AN anEATIY RE

We have itt received direct the mines and now dis
charging barrels of the superior
of storage will deliver direct The lhsee
barrel.
This Coal Is from the celebrated Peyten Mines The
unequaed Fur he paor + equals the best English Camel
and IL economical, has weight and ra
bity aud for the kitchen for cook purposes Il Ii superior
TO known coal in this country IN burning leaves coal
price offered Is at least 20 cent cheaper than
wood To families wishing lay in their years supply
about half the price win probably sell for IN winter this
offers opportunity. 35azszss5ss tll
SPENCER FIELD & Co.
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SUGAR. The receipts continue very light, but
with only moderate demand prices have -
hibited no material Improvement during the past
week About 1900 hhds. have been sold, and the
market closed at the range Of our quotations, as
follows: rNs=1g II i,t5f
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR. s5
Inferior Conn to Good Conn. 5t1G6a
Fair Fully Fair aSfsG Prime and Choice s@s4
finn adH
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10 rHE--
North, East and wssti

Both which make close connection Canton with Trains
tho Mississippi Central Road
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PER SHIPS CRINIEA AND p. FLOOD, from
- France.
"a The undersigned formerly Drug Store Of II. Bonnabel
received the following aticlesGhemicas and Special
Medcines-among which
: VERATRINA-l6D walls
5 SESQUIGHL0R OF IRON
yALERIANATE OF QUININE, etc.
EXTRACT OF IPECAG.
REGNAULD PASTE
RAQnIN CAPSULES.
ROGERS, POWDER.
CHERRY LAUREL WATER.
EAU DE TILLEuI.
SPIRITS OF tOCHLERIA.
PEACH BLOSSOM SYRUP.
PATrH0ULY LEAVES.
ASH LEAVES.
RED ROSES
POPULEUM OINTMENT.
ORSEII.uES IN PASTE. Z5
GLASS RETORTS etc., ee.
b. JOERDAN,
n24 tmy25 corner Natchez and Tchouptonias SITS.
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FREIGHT OR CHARrER.

The fat sailing bark ETTE ~ tuns and car
529 hhds 6O0 hhds. moiassea. Apply to
WA. j. DEWEY Co,
milf ct 81 and 68 Gravier street.
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Prom CAiif.-...

FoRr SMITH, Afk., Oct t7.-The overland Cal
sdvices 20 the 18th ult -
Lieut. Beale had arrived AT Fort sgare. ON ths
Colorado Fifty days were occupied In reschiar
that point from westport, Mo- All the party
Were welt All along the route from sbont IA
miles Of the place Of START ng the Indians wpre
hostile. Lieut Beate reports the road In good
condition, but owing % the determined hostility
OF the Indians, be would not encourage grants
to 90 tbstway, as their stock would be In danger
until protection is afforded by Government
4, wes reported &C Les Angeles that the Indisns
bad attacked the stOrehouse ~ the SETTLERS st Fct
Defiance, and held posessieu Of tue post for SIX
hours, in the face Of forr companies or troops
Operations were about 70 commence a tee ia
mines, end large parcheses of stock IN various
leads have been made by Col Fremont and others
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GEORGETOWN.
Cor,espondsnes of TIE Star.


6EossErowN, October Is. 1850
The Baltimore SYNOD of the PRESBYTERIAN 10. q \
Church. which ssssnlel in the Bridge street
Church last Svening, Is composed Of over one
hundred ministers, representing Eve pre>hvte,ie.
The proceedings were opened by IN elco uent adj
dress from the Rev. Austin c. Heaton after which
the body proceeded to busines and Rev Dr Cy
rus Dtckson. # Baltimore, was elected Moderator
The SYNOD net this morning at O'Clock IL An
an influential and dienifed body, and tina prs-
ceedings are of great iaterest- IL wss resolved
this morning that the mcetin2s be held II 8
O'Clock, Am and ~ O'Clock, p IN; adjourn
Ing at O'Clock and Sk O'Clock, pm Also
that devotional exercises be held each day from
IL to ~ O'Clock. .-s .. I.- ..a-- t.'stfs2
The revival meetings continue will consider.
able spirit in the Dumbarton-st M. r.. Church.
At the Congress-st. M p. Church the meetings
under the direction Of the pastor (Rsv. Mr. Roby)
have been very successful and continue TO iperease
in interest t....sr ...-.-7
The Potomac Light Infantry. Capt McB. Hol-
1ingsworth, keep up their drills with pbdimih-
1shed activity and interest, and on Tuesday even
Ing last attracted much attention by several new
movements s.fH
Those roasted oysters from Mr. Rodier at the
w bite House, in fAts CITY, reached In the nick
81 time for supper lest evening, and Were large.
fat, ana done to a turn. He has q few more left
OF the same sort Give him a CALI IS
Trade Is still activ on the canal and at the coal
wbaryes, giving employment to large number
of hands. .-. d.. So
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THRLATEsT NEWS
TEL EG RAPHIO.
msysments Of the Priaee Of W.I.,.

1 AIBANr, N. Y, Oct. i6y-Bason Reufrsy md
suite arrived from West Point az s O'clock nj,
evening. They were met st the river by the
Mayor and members OF the City Counciis The
baron was escorted by the military to Congress
Hall
This evening the Prlaee with bis suite dIned
with Gov. Morgan and staff, Hon. Wn. n sew
hrd being an invited guest .t
The Baron will leave at o'clock Tomorrow
morning for Boston. He will be escosted 10 the
oepot oy the BURGESS Corps Of military.
Boston, Oct. I7-The Prince Of wales YVES
received az Lsng>~ccd tbis afternoon st foe,
oolock oy the Mayor and committee Of the city
government He was escorted by the LaRcers
ana Light Dcagoons 20 the Revere HOUSE. The
hearty though not missy. The pabIle deponstrs-
ton takes place Tomorrow
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CoIli,ien n, ordrr.hursi

OeDrNsBuRe. Oct I?.-The steamer Ontario
while entering this port about3 O'Clock this mora
Ing ran into and sunk the large bark City OF Oz-l
denSburg, lying at anchor outside, In eighty feet
Of water She sunk in less than three minutss
after the collision the crew having barely time 10
escape with the clothes which they had on The
vessel was light. The steamer sustained only
slight damage.
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yrrm,ut State off,cer,

MONTPELIER, VT Oct. I6-In joint Assem- bly
tie State Legislature to-day elected the followins
state officers Secretary Of State, b. w. Dean
Aud or-General, Jeptha Bradley. SupsrIntend
ent Of State Prison, IA. Harlow. r..-s. =
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FINANCIAL.

NEw YORK, Octo er l5--Stocks are STEADY:
Chicego and Rock Island 72h; Illinois Central
shares s3%; do: bonds s6k; New York Central
So Re.ding ~; Hudson River r.. r. e3K; Va.
G's yOk; 80. 6s 7eK -...--- ~
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Balfimars nlarksts

BALrIsoRI, Oct IS Flour 10 steady; Howard
street IS IS Wheat active and 3a5c higher: red
81 33al ID; white 81 45al 20. Corn steady mired
&c Provisions steady and firm; bacon sides ia:
mess pork $40 .25asl9 50; prime sl47s. Whisfy
dull at % &c
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From Denver CITY

OMAHA, Oct. ~ -Advices from Denver City 10
the l4th inst. have been received. The express
brings sli 900 In gold, besides some 90 go An ne
hands Of passengers. ! = - b-,yT--f
the 9th. He made a full confession. The minipr
news is unim pOrtsnt.s -ssgs
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The New York Cauxnss

LOUISVILLE, Oct. is Hon. Andrew Ewing and
Hon. Mills Bran, OF Tennessee, passed through
this city this afternoon, en- route for New York
ment against Lincoln q d I - -
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A RAB MANTLES! go =
DIRECT FROM AUCTION,
...' - PRICK AND roLLARs,
Being Bess Than Cost of MateisI - ..
Also, several lots Of REAL GiMPURE COL
LARS, ats, 81, 81, Is aud 81 cents, woI III double
Courtsisjer's celebrated Kid Gloves, at IS cents
A very ohesp lot of Enbroidered Trimmings.
spch as Cambria Hands, Dimity Bands, Cambria
Edging AID Insertings, I...
IN ENDLESS VARIETY. -..s
Tossthsr with good assortment OF Shirt Fronts,
offered.
Also, good stock of Ladies' Dress Good ;.
Mems AID Boys, Wear, and . great variety OF
CslI al the light plsos~No. III tsOuth side,
90 fs-2w r. GUTMAN.
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New Hampshire Politics.

CoNcoRD, n. n, Oct l6.-The State conyen
ton OF Breckinridge Democrats met here to-da,
and nominated the following candidates :--Fo,
George and Ezra J. GlIddon :
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AUeusrA, Oct, IA heavy frost occurred here
this morning. The Thermometer was down Ia
the freezing. point, and thin ice was made in the
igborhoOd OF the city.
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CHAMBKRsBURe, Oct. l6.-McPhersons ofnclzi
majority over Seheil for Congress, fs SO, being
more than double the msiority be received I've
years ago F.
Curtihs majority over Foster in the pis,rIc, 10
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FIRE IN THE FIRST WARp.-The stable Of
Messrs Morgan 4 Rhinehart was fred this morn
Ing about four O'Clock, by some vile incendiary
Fortunately, the employers at the gas works dis
covered IL before much harm was done and by
their Efforts the fire was extinguished. This Is
the second attempt that has occurred I'm this local
ity within the past few days. Can't scmethiug
be done to stop this work of general destruction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

10 be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
ut and forwarded from The STAR Once. ss-
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fine opportunity to the ladies for visiting the en-
tertainmentto be given by the original Wood 8
Minstrels, who have made themselves so popular
engagement Is but for three mis- hts, consequently
those who have not seen them vii do well to
improve the present opportunity. A fine bill is
to be given tonight.
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Il 80. EvEKYBoDY,siN INTEREST. -.
S StfTrs IE lee " cur Fall and WINTER
an ennseo, e fh TnIes ySsr s'tsntyn y Ssae9
GOODS, HAfS sad GAPS 81
lower prices than any othsr house In the city,
wT-l~s 7 y sNfal No, lsQ ssvsRth q,
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BOARDING..

RQOMS AND BDhRD.-Board, with q fine
No ass Twelfth st., between G aud H-a most de-
sirabe ooalty. ..F oe J6-ltr
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NEW CASES FOR PAMPHLETS AND DOCUMENTS
Messrs. Philip d Solomons send US specimens of a
new and improved case, which they haye got out
made In such manner as to exclude the dust
which we cordially recommend for holding mag.
azines, speeches, and other loose pamphlets They
are .Uanufacutred at such price as to suit the
mtltfon -
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SERIOUS CHARGE This morning F. F. Vowels
was arrested by Detective Oicer Allen for obtain
ing money under false representations. He was
held to bail in $500 for further hearing by Justice
Dom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physcian, hasa Seothsag Syrup for ChiIdres Teeth
as which greatly facilitates the process ofteething
By sottsning the gums. reducing all inhammstion-
wlu ailay all pain, and is sure To requisite the
bowels. Dspend upon il, mothers, it will give rest
% yourselves, and relief and health to your Infants
smother column. 9l4AaD p lldfJ oe I-ly7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

NEW FANCY eoops, Of the most exqulsite style
just received at Stevens, 338, between 9th an
10th streets, fs ~ q
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CKNrRkL GUARpHoUsE BAsRs.-Sarah Smith
coiored, dead drunk; fine and costs, So Is. Simon
Myer, theft arrested by Yeatman; held for trial
Ellen Lindsey, cOlOred, arrest by Ginnity; ruled
for trial before Justice Barnaclo. Seven dodgers
were accommodated
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ARRIVED at Carriers wharf foot of Thirteen.
and-a- half street) schooner W.R Powers Mum.
cey, from Philadelphia, with l9v tons Of coal for
Mr.. 7. 3. Butler. .aHd Yt.styfItf pF'T rsf.q VI
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II II! FL H.
900 barrels No. Pickled Ea tport HERRING.
30 do do Clipped Boston DO
Isl DO do Round do do
100 do st, Johns ALEWIVRS, ... 3D.. %
81 DO prime No. medium MACKEREL,
DAILY expected per schooners Arnon, J. w. Sea-
, ri !. IL lots to sgls As1 il s,9gse
100 do No. ALEWiVE.s -
Sd do 81. Johns do - '
81 half barrels NO. 1 n ERRING,
25 barrels No. lar SO MACKEREI.
, And few extra Roe and Cut HERRING an
barrels and half barrels for sale pleasing terms
Apply to HARTLEY & BROTHER,
...- ~. 90 and 101 Wafer street
oc 2.lw eGeoryetown, ID c.
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RECEIVING DAILY, new supplies of fancy goods
and 10th streets fF-rf.lf 4 ug2t ?
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LOCAL NEWS.

UThough THE srAa Is printed On the fastess
s.eam pres In south If Baltimore, It's edition
Is barge to require 1t to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before u O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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SEE NoTIcR In another column of Btehisoa d
Co.'S removal and opening of large and select
stock Of staple and fancy dry goods, at No. ~
Market space = = ~ . y ia
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iAhExsx sracx or new fancy goods, Just re-
ceived at stevens's, as Penn. isvenus, bAwsen
30 aea IWA streets, 5ffiA II
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MARRIED..
DfK m.

On the 18th instant. ELLEN p. MINOR, wife of
John YinoI, aged ~ years.
Her ri snds are respectfully invited to attend her
FUNERAL, on saturday, 20th instant, At 2h O'Clock,
tom the tesidence OF her husband, No. = ISL St,
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10 THE AyrLIcTIDLBe sure 70 read the sdyef
nsemeat OF Nc Lean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Pur1ker, IN another column. u. -. If
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RANSOM Or A SLAVE GIRL IN WARRINGTON
The New York Post Of yesterday says: owe learn
that meeting will be held at Plymouth Church
tonight, to raise funds to com plete the redemp-
ton of fair cOmplexioned slave girl in w ashing-
ton. Charles q. Van Wyck, member of Cong ress
from the Tenth district has assumed the res ponsi-
hility Of her ransom, and this meeting is for the
purpose Of assisting in the enterprise,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

Co have receiyed several CASES or sgenui ne D,tcb
Bubons roots from the celebrated 6ori sts Wander,
scheot Sons, Holland, comprising a choice
variety OF double and single hyacintbs, tulips,
suction on Friday afternoon, October 10. at 2
oeioef at the auction rooms, IN lots to suit pur-
chassfs. - e.. . - -
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STEVENS, sole agent IN this city for the eeiebra.
ted Grover Baker pewing machines, $50, BE-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. Prices nom $50
to $50. s.rfsu 80 49, Il
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LADIES and gentlemen, the only sewing ma
chine worth buying Is Grover L Bakers. II has
been thoroughly tested for years, and found want.
ing In no particular Examine it carefully before
making purchase. We explain with pleasure
the great advantages and simplicity Of the ma
chine at Stevens, 336, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. - s-Fst -f. ..... ~
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SrHvRSs' dress hats FOR ladies are exquisite Go
st once to see them, 23s, between Niath and Tenth
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Fen your bonnets, hats, fats, ribbons, French
flowers, feathers, dress trimmings, embroiderivs
and real laces go 70 Stevens fancy store, $780, be
tween Niath and Tenth streets. - Il 80 IT =
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LADIES, the extensive Improvements In my store
being now complete in every department, shall
use every effort to keep my stock well assorted
with the most choice goods Of the season and offer
the same at the very lowest cash prices, and one
price only. Call at once and judge for your
selves.
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ed on Congress street, Georgetown, by Covenant
Lodge, No. 10, viii be dedicated on Monday ar.
ternoon, the 10Th instant, for which preparation
u being made by the Grand and Subordinate
Lodges and Eneampments of this city. The ex.
ercises will consist OF procession OF the Order,
dedication services, addresses, &c and termi.
mating at night with a grand Leyee at Forres,
haiA: IL Is expected there will be large turnout
on uthe OCCASION and that the brethren Of the
rmysdc ue," and their female friends land they
pave, host, Of themj will be present In large