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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18

NEW FURNITURE STORE.
HU NJ l ON n LIZ
MAIN STREET, STANTON, VA.

T INVITE the attention of housekeepers and the
Il public generally to the large and handsome
assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
which l am now receiving at "UNION HALL
STAUNTON. VA, consisting of every article of Fur
nlture needed for the complete and handsome equip
ment of parlors, chambers dining rooms, sitting
rooms and Kitchens, viz
Sofas, Tetes, Divans, Parlor and Easy Chairs oval
nut and Mahogany Parlor Sets in Hair Cloth and
Challis; Chamber Sets, Cane Seat Chairs in great
variety, Wood do, Large and Medium Rock sesS<2
ers, (Cane, Wood and Upholstered Ladies
Sewing and Nurse Chairs Bedsteads, Blu -
reaus, What-nots, Hat Racks. Towel Racks,
Parlor and Centre Tables marble Tops and Wood }
Tea-poys. Dining and Extension Tables Cribs, Look
ing Glasses Ward Robes, Book Cases. &c.
% Any article not found in the ware-room will be
made to order.
/ have secured the services of Mr.. VIM. d. CAND-
LER, of the best workmen the State, who will
have the management of my shops and see that all
work is well made out good lumber and at the time
HP7 promised. Mr. Gambler will also at
ElluuaH1lY tend to the UNDERTAKING depart
ment after the 1st day of January, by which time he
will be supplied with new and elegant Herse, and
the most approved METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
Call at "Union Hall" and examine the stock even
if you do not wish to purchase present For CASH,
prices will be very moderate, for satisfactory
gotable notes upon four months time
Stanton, Dec. 20, 1860, Il. WADDELL, JR.
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Gz3EL@
MRS. WINSIOW.


A Experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pr
n sents to the attention of mothers her
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POSTPONEMENT.

The sale Of the above named property is postponed
till the 26TH OF OCTOBER 1860.
Oct. 2, 1860. B. B. CAMPBELL, Trustee.
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THE LATEsTKEWS
TEL EGRAPHIO.
The Kansas T,..h,..

-
BotEyAR, No, pec.i3.--Col- g. r. soySer. -
maHding ofhcef u this Distrsct VINO ~ - 20
the border by the speeial order ef me- Ssov,rp>s
!stuIned here LA night and .spers al sslst On
vadsd, nor II there any psoeseilty, 40 pressat of
In inyasion. But lS Of Montgomeryls men had
approached Fort Scott stany Tina. No one v.s
moiestea there in the least kesftem % Wa N ske
To- bold ths Uni,ed states District Court ssd
there was no occasion for the Court 10 leave the
territory, Montgomery and yenh.son hung
Messrs Scott, -Hines, srd Harrison, and shot
ne.s1 Bishop and Moore. al On the Territory.
Col Snyder hss organized the militia on tie
border, and asks the Governor 90 establish an
arsenal here, Tor worse emergencies. Montsom-
cry men number about US. They are ragged,
plunder. = = -. -
ts WARSAW, No, Dec -Thos Murray. OF this
city, has just returned from the military eocsmp-
ment beyond Clinton. Ne represents Gss Prostss
brigade as going along nasly. and ssys the con
pany OF cavalry must BE near the troubled district
The citilens Of Clinton CAV, the brigade q warm
welcome, and sent wagons 70 bring IN those who
DE-. Melton tSs Just returned spsin from For,
Scott and represents all cuiet there now but that
Captain Montgomery band Of Jay Bswkert, ave
The town Of tvest.own, Bates county, n .lmost
deserted from fear Of an attack.
Captain Montgomery has ordered several citi-
5ens OF Bates county 10 leave under penalty Of
At meeting held at Clinton, on Saturday, res
olunons were passed requesting The Governor to
hold all persons purporting TO come from South
ern Kansas who deny the existence Of any trouble
there, believing that they belong 10 Mont omerys
band, and were accessory 20 the murders Of
Messrs Scott, Hnts, Bishop, Moore, and others;
declaring for Southern Republic, unless ptotes-
ton was given them.
LEAvESwOnru, Dec 3-Capt Montgomery at
tended church yesterday, 1T Lawrence, and said
he lad heard nothing from the troops.
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Interesting from CharIestsn.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 3.-Daily the conviction Of
The people grows stronger that coercion will be-
attempted. The collection Of customs Will pre-
cipitate the issue. The moment the ate adopts
tue ordinance Of secession, which requires three
days for formal consunmstios, the people hofe
Will refuse TO recognise any further respons biity
OF the State to the Federal 6 Government.
harbor forts from the talk of the town. Fora
MOultrie and Pinckney thought weak, but
Fort sumter is a place Of great strength The
lower tier Of guns have latelY been mounted.
Many OF the Charleston volunteer companies
have quietly placed themselves et the Governors
disposition, ready for any emergency at a mo-
ments notice FRI
The news ofthe contemplated recess Of the Leg
islature daring the Convention 10 received here
with great saiisfaction. The people desire that
the Convention while sitting should have the
individual control Of the action Of the State
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GEORaEToRM.
Correspondents OF TIE Ster.

Corrsspondsnce of TIE Stcr. e..
GHoRsIrowN, December S, 1850. !
Both Boards OF our City Council were In session
last evening I'd ~ 4 e
In the Board of Aldermen no busi mesa of public
In the Board of Common Council there were
present Messrs Dunlop, English, Pearson, Hill,
King, PckfeIl, stake, and Tenney
The usual messages passed between the Boards
and each Friday evening hereafter, at7x o'elock
was agreed upon for the regular time Of meeting.
n MI Hill presented communication and sc-
companying papers from Mr. + w. Jones, attor-
ney for Samuel Russell, who was fined 20 by
Justice Whyte for selling brooms without obtain
ing license. Said communications sets forth that
PenitentiarY, and sold by Mr.. Russell, who ID
agent of Mr.. Sengstack. the w arden, and that the
ne ought to be RENTED for that and other ststed
reasons; referred to committee on grievsnces,s
Mr. Stakes resolution in relation 70 Aqueduct
street being taken up. 1t was opposed by Messrs,
Hill and Tenney, and advocated by Mr.. Stake,
who called for the ayes and noes on It's passagej
when 1t failed to pass by the following vote:
Nays-Messrs. English, Pearson, Hill, Pickrell,
and Tenney-5. = a.. - so e, , $50
Mr.. King was excused from voting. =
Mr. Dunlop explained that he voted for 10 as q
any appropriation for the street at this tirse.
The resignation Of biz. Geo. w. BeaIl, ss Asses
sof was, on motion Of Mr.. King, laid over tempo
rarfly.
MI Pearson, of the committee on grievances /,
asked the discharge Of said committee from
further consideratio1 Of the petition Of Mr. sjor
which was granted and the committee discharged .
Accounts Of Joseph Libby & Son, and n. B..
walker, were referred to committee on claims
A resolution in relation 10 lot 272, the entrence
to Trinity (Catholic) Church burial ground, en-
closed herewith the first clause exemp ting said
lot from taxation and the second from payment
Of the special tax levied for improvement Of igh
street. which passed this board at the last session
and was amended in the Board Of Aldermen by
striking out the second clause, came up for con-
sideratiOn, and occupied the attention Of the
board until the hour Of adjournment.
THE Interesting debate on this resolution we
are obliged to defer publishing until to morrow
Nofs.-ln our report Of yesterday we omitted 90
notice resolution offered by Mr.. Dunlop and
passed, inquiring Of the Mayor why certain parts
Of the footway on Gay near nigh streets had not
beea repaired. -----.-----.--.-
Several boats, with flour, grain, &c Z, have ar
rived by canal, aud report that the feet Of coal
boats are on the way down, and will be here to-
night, probably. -
We have been requested to call the attention of
the accommodating proprietors Of the Union
Line to the broken glasses in their omni buses.
The draughts are very acutsly felt this cold snap,
and are suggestive Of catarrh, rheumatism, neu :
ralgfa, and toochache. A word, we know, will
be spiaeient TO have the evil remedied.
Pork from wagons &c so 10 &C IS per 100 lbs
Retail price 81. aa''oS ~. =
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The Canada Fugitive SIay. Case

ToRoNTo, C. w Dec. 3-The extrsdition Of
the fugitive sl4ve Jones continues TO excite the
greatest interest IL is reported that the Attorney
General favors bis surrender 90 the United Sutel
The Globe Of to-day says that IL this 10 done there
10 scarcely a fugi tive slave safe in Canada.
Hon. John Ross, President Of the Grand Trunk
Railway left for England to-day =.
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GuARDHousEy-only two cases required the at
tention Of the presiding functionary this morning
profanity in the street, who was fined % Is, and
the other that Of Nelly Doe, alias Catharine John
son, who was arrested by citizen for disorderly
conduct and profanity. She was fined % 81. A
few dodgers were accommodated.
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ALKxANDRIA. Dec. 5-Flour-Family % .00s
o. 90; extra IS 25a6 90; super 81 s7a5 90. Whest
white, fair to good, 81 06asl IS; red 81 e6a
81 IS Corn-white 5Oao2c,; yellow 55s63e.; mixed
55a0Ic Rye 65a66. Oats 30a32c. Corn Meal 6ea7se.
per bushel. Seeds-1 timothy S3aS3 so; Clover
S6 25aS6 81; Flaxseed Sl4Oasl.45. Pr0visions-
Butter, roll, 1Oa2oe Bacon liable; Pork 81 Goa
81 so. Lard I3aI4c. Eggs l4al6c. Whisky 2la3Oc.
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Later from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5.-The steamship Anstin,
from Brszos on the LIST, brings intelligence that
the proclamation for a new Presidential election
in Mexico had been published The favorite car
didate for President was Lerdo de Teieds
In Northern Mexico the Liberals believed that
the city Of Mexico had been taken
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A SKLL.-The National Republican,, of this
city, good-humoredly complains Of being badly
sold by the Constitutions folks In the matter Of the
Presidents Message, supply Of which document
they obtained from that office for their readers,
but found too late that the sheets upon which II
was printed bore three columns Of matter Cffeu-
sive 10 republican readers, headed "The Adolf
tisn Notification Laws.n
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A FINE LARDKR.-Hammack 10 displaying
saddle Of bear meat, fat and luscious, wefg hing
300 pounds Also, remarkable lot Of fat ven
&c, &c, the sight OF which will make any hun
CRY mans mouth water The whole makes one
OF the current sights of the Federal Metropolis.
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Louisiaua-

NV ORLEANS, Dec. IA large secession
meeting was held here last night. Judge Dergsn,
George o. Ketchum, II. g. Humphreys, and gno
Bragg Were unanimously nominated delegstes 70
the State Convention.
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MARRIED..

ION the 9Th of December, At the Westminster
Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Dixon, WILLIAM g.
FLEMING, to Miss VIRGINIA L. MILLER, all
On the Ith instant, BY the Rev. Mr.. Lennon,
yARpEN r. BISHOP, to Mas EMMA r,
' SAh'As q t VI iiaS Sun copy,
zi0nsthe esth uit. an % John's Church. st Louis,
Mo- By Rev. John Coleman, ID. D., rector, - Mr A.
gUP0RT q this S "a sls, ~ n1 LEN ATTiE
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GOOD lDEA-The attendants at the Cen ter
Market will he thankful to the CITY Council for
the disposition expressed, by the lower board at
any rate, to improve the condition of the Center
Market Space, The streets around have been 90
cut up by the constant made OF them that
now large and deep holes appear in the most
prOuiiuent portions OF them. The Improvement
must be but temporary II Is true; but the Sovereign
people, are very thankful for small fayors from
thefr faithful servants =
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Raitim.r. nfnrhsts-

BALTIMORE, Dee s-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat rteady; red 81 05al.l6; Corn steedyi new
nominal rates. Coffee quiet at I4al4Kc. whisfy
lower at IsaIsKc.
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HoLLowAy,s PnLs AND OINTMENT.

Barns. SeaidS, Wounds. BrHisss, fec-No more
diats relief which HollovaS's Medicines afford 70
sufferers from these terrible satsstrophes than the
readiness with which medical men use them IN pri-
yats practice for all such accidents. The grsnd
feature in the Ointment is that Il leaves neither
Without a supply OF these invaluable remedies.
pot. de Siw-
To THE AFFLICTED BE sure 10 read the advsr.
hsemsnt Of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. ss. O. II,
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GREAT SALE OF FURs AND SILKS -Cleary
Green, auctieneers, commenced their great sale of
Of furs and silks to-day, but did not get through
the extensive catalogue, and willeontinue IL to-
morrow. There was a large attendance of ladies
to-day, all In high state Of pleasurable excite
ment at the bargains they got 80.
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TONIGHT, It must be borne in mind, the
Metropolitan Club, No. Z, gives Its third grand
cotlllon party at Franklin Hall. 3 TO those who
have attended the previous entertainments Of thii
Club no word Of commentator ID necessary; bu,
to those who have not, we say 90 by all means.
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, DANIEL W. HALL, Esss
aged IS years. =,
Relatives and fieads are invited TO attend his
funeraI on Thursday afternoon, 1t O'Clock, from
his late residence, 40l 81. On Friday NOR ming
bis rema ins Will be taken 70 Baltimore Tor inter
ment 80
AT Fo.t Mouros VA, on the "a instsut. Of Typhoid
fsvsr, First Lieptsnapt DAVID BElsLss 81 the LIST
Regiment Y, s.CsyNT.-Ts
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The Two FAIRS now In progress on Seventh
street lat Odd Fellows Hall and Thofn's Build
ingl afford capital opportunity for those who
wish to spend pleasant evening TO diversity the
thing by dropping In at each In turn. They will
find specialities Of interest and entertainment at
each, and the money spent at either will strike
them as good investment; as treasure laid up
''where neither moth nor rust can corrupt" The
ladies Of Christ Church and those working for
the benefit Of the orphans have accomplished
wonders In their respective fairs. and now Ii be-
hooyes generous public to do its share Of the
work.
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Ffnnncfal.

NEW YoRK, Dec: 5.-stocfs are dali and
Centrua shares So do. bonds sex; Miehigan
Southern 90; New York Central tx; Readlag
S3xTHudson River r r. soKi Csntons fi Va.
6's 20; Mo. 6b 6sA.
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A State Convention In New Jersey. s-
TRENTON, Dec. 5.-A State Convention OF
Union men has been called. IL 10 signed by Com.
Stocktcn, Senator Thompson, ex-Gov. Pierce and
others 20 '
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TIE BUILDING AssocIATIoNs.-The effect Of
the secession excitement upon our local In terests
has been feared by the tmid; but among the work
ing classes who look the matter in the face with
as much GOODNESS as possible, 1t does not appear to
have caused great alarm. The transactions Of a
building association may afford fair criterion to
Judge by. Last night, the money Of one which
- - 20 a.- - 20 a. = =
mas ucen IN operation IwenIy-scvcu mUuIus, suIu
were but few, and those of men who have i'm
mediate need Of money.
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U. SUPREME CoURr.-Yesterday morning
Black delivered an eloquent and truly affecting
eulogy on the late Associate Justice Daniel. An
appropriate response was made by Chief Justice
fancy, who ordered the proceedings OF the bal
OF the day before and those Of yesterday to be
entered on the journal. sfys NJ.
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Innate AsrlumRuru

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 5.-The Western Lunstc
ASYLUM at Hopkinsville was destroyed by nre
last Friday morning. All Of the inmates, except
one, was were saved. Loss about 500 600.
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APPoINTxExr.-Mr. 8. Moore, well known
In Alexandria, for some time Master Of Machine
~ on the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, left
that city yesterday to take charge Of the machine
Interests Of one Of the Alabama Railroads.
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Electoral yete of New York
Alexandria Markets

ALBANY, Dec 5-The Electoral College Of this
State have cost their Is votes for Lincoln and am
lin
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New Ysrk marksts.

NEW York, Dec. 5-Flour heavy, but easy.
Wheat quiet. Corn steady Provisions duh.
Whisky quiet.
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Important frem New OrIeaps

NEW ORLEANS, Dec "A meeting Of the bsnk-
ers and merchants has been held 20 adopt means
for the relief OF the money market. Emlnlon Of
special bills OF credit was proposed.
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Suppression of the Augusta Banks.

city suspended specie payment this morning. =
The maximum rate Cor sight drafts on New
York 10 per cent. premium
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NoTIcz.-Dirrict Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inherited in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from TIE STAR Once.
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FIRE This morning, about seven O'Clock a
FIRE broke out in row Of three frame houses, cor
ner Of Second street east and Pennsylvania avenue
belonging to Mr.. Chas. Miller Of the Navy Yard
Two of them were occupied by Mr.. Garfield, gro-
Ball, watchman at the Capitol as a dwelling
The houses were destroyed, which was the prin-
cipal loss, and we are informed that they were In
sured; Mr.. Miller's for 5000 and Mr.. Balls for
$500. An ex-member Of the City Council, who
saw how impossible twas for the hfemen to effect
anything with the supply of water they had, asks
the question What has been done with the fire
plugs which were to have been placed from the
Capitol to the Navy Yard"
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5I2 ,GUrTA PEREflHIIlAI, ,P PAINT, AND q
HAMILTON, BRO. 4 CO.'S Va

5I2 GurrA PERpTfIHI.A I,,P PAINT, AND ,5I2
HAMiETnN BRo. q CO.'S.
i. the pss @ ssd IL. 0ssDr.ssa Perch.
Roofing and faint ALAG, . general assoftmsnt Of
PsintinEi 10 On itsy sranohes executed with DIS
ways on hand spd fog sa!s, yl,A Bucket and brush
TO fosn free 81 charge AZ o.dets let ~ the store
for 0is S sitsSS q 100 any Ing
si ne "a ~ PUTTY TVS Is DOWN oNl N,,TlW sia
SkGAKs2 AND T0B BAS FOR The MIL
The undersignsd gopld respectfully inform his
nsrship 5herstofors existing under the firm OF
BEHRkss & wIfoMAsN, has been dissolved By mu-
tusi conssnt ard that he has opened store ON the
e Sa Sf G and Seventh sts west opeo.its the
Assoc tmsnt Of SEGA RS and TOBAC00.e eff direct
pa g vi e domestic nAnniaosars
Tha9kfhI fsr pest hvors, he hopes N hsis deal
q the n J, i 1s e merit . 2
no % Inn v0w SkeS1 p WIE6AANN.
=
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~ L. X ST.
AT HALF PRICE! ..t...
ONLY ONE MONTH LONGER!
To close out our stock of Silks this month, we
Offer
$50 yards at only 81 cents well worth Is cents,
100 yards at 50 cents, well worth 81 per yaid,
$500 yards at IS cents, such formerly sold for
81 IS and 80 per yard,
Splendid tyies at 81 per yard,
Superb seven Fl0Snced Robes at only S8, cost $50,
Elegant Dark Silk Robes at Sl5 Sl6 and 8 l8, cost
more than double those prices.
They must he sold this month, with the balance
ofour large stock OF Dry Goods Terms cash.
CLAGETT & MAY,
de3-3t 324 Pa ay, bet 9Th and 10th sts
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" Though THE STAR Is printed on the fzssess
steam press In use south or Baltimore Its edition
10 large 70 require 1t TO be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL o'clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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The PUTNAM PHALAsx.-Thisspif and gal
liant corps, meritorious prototypes in character
and dress Of their revolutionary ancestors are er-
Pected to arrive In the city this evening at SIX
O'Clock, when they will be received and enter
tained during their sojourn here by the Wash
1ngton Light Infantry of this city. Tonight
they visit the entertainment Of Prof Anderson, at
the Theater, in company with their hosts, the
Light Infantry: Tomorrow night grand COM
PImentary ball is to be given In their honor at
the Assembly Rooms by the Washington Light
Infantry. From the strenuous efforts being made
by the committee, we are confident II will be one
of the most successful and magnificent affairs OF
the kind ever gotten up in this city.
Secretary Toucey win give the Phalanx an en-
tertainment at his residence tonight. -l...
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BONNET RIBBONS!
200 pieces Of BONNET RIBBONS selling off
about one half the usual prices Some very good
styles l21s cents per yard. Ca early and get first
choice HENRY EGAN. 521 Seventh St,
no SI6t near Avenue House.
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EOR HIRE-A likely COLORED BOY of I6
l. years of age, fslave.) He is very honest, and
we'll tang hit as house servant. and is only hired
out because of the owner having no employ ment
for him. For terms. &C., apply at 1O4 Gay street,
Georgetown. de l-lw'
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THE CHEAPEST PLACE % buy ClothinS,
SSs sss.a Ne :ss esss fo:s
omess IhOR dafl t5Etlse l,.,,. oeSttm
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RESTAURANT.
The undersigned herewith gives notice to his
on Monday, December Sd, first class Restaurant,
at No. 32t Seventh st. between l. and NJ.
de l-1wr JOHN ARDUISER.
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" FACED SHAWLS. .
We offer moro than our usual assortment of
Broche and Cha, nelaine Long SHAWL b, in one,
two, three and four faced designs. Shawls of the
above classes survive all the changes In fashion,
and form rich, sty ksh and the most durable Win
ter Wrapping extant.
Our STOCK of all otter kinds of SHAWLS and
CDOAKS will be foo nd new, novel and extensive.
All kinds of DRY GOODS in general use.
J. One price only the value marked in plain figures,
therefore TO purchaser is decei sed. -
H. CARPETS, CURTAINS, RUGS, OIL
'0 q Sc fS %PSPsa1 ~ rrsNxrrs COMFORTS
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L : = THE QUALITIES.
OUR STOCK OF cLoAkS. sHAWLs and
WINTER wRAPPINGS for Ladies tsre said
by purchasersl to excel in all tho above points.
Our stock Of DRY GOODS for family wants is
las usual I complete IN All dsRsrtments n or.s
HOUSE Linens, COMFORTS. BLANK
ELS, &C.. Basement and the "Vaults.o
One price only; tie value mar ed In plain figures.
AL parcels carefully packed free of charge.
An examination Of stock incurs no obligation to
purchase.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Dealers in hrst class Dry Goods,
Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street,
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60, basement aud the vaults.
An examination of store and stock solicited,
incurs no obligation to purchase
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EOR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE, eon-
L tanning room., in good order, with gas fx-
Also, . two, story brick COTTAGE, with large
yard attached corner Of street north and I4th ct
will DO moderate. Apply at 446 Twelfth street,