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~ The Costa Rican and United States Com
mission has closed IFS session by Limitation
Thirteen claims against the former government
We're relected and the rest referred TO the UNI
rire. thevaier Bertinatti. the Italian minister
The questions TO be determined relate to domi-
Gil and iilibustering.
RV Since ithas been announced that no dro r.
VIII lake place in Philadelphia, the claims for
iorrigD protection have greatly fallen OIL MANY
o. t'.ose VINO obtained exemption papers have
since gone on as substitutes III the place of
those WBQ were drafted.
e. A circular has been issued for 4 conyen.
ton OF citizens, to be held at Pittsburg, on TIE
18th Of November, TO aid the Government in
crushing the rebellion, and enforcing the ernau.
cipatlon proclamation.
81 The CINCINNATI papers record the mar
mage, at xenia, Ohio, of white young man
and black Young woman. Two DAYS pre-
visusly he voted the Abolition Ticket
The government has purchased sixty
tlght acres OF land directly east of Indianapolis
near the corporation, for a permanent arsenal.
under the recent act of Congress.
81 Secretary Chase has determined that the
new postal currency shall be distributed in the
Western cities in equal proportion with New
York.
~ The London sporting circles are much
interested In the approaching fight between
Mace and King for the championship Heenan,
ii is said, will fight the winner
rs The corporations of Philadelphia, Pa,
and New bulgh, n. Y, have embarked i'm rho
small shinplaster business, the latter TO the
amonnt OF S2O,CO1
- The mechanics and laborers in Troy who
have not gone TO the war obtain unprecedented
bis pay, owing to the large number absent in
the army.
~ The colony of New South Wales has con .
uihGted sixty five thousand dollars for the re
ilci OF The suffering operatives in the cotton dis
uICts of England.
Es~ ~. Louis letter tersely writes history
thur; Fremont came West, and at his reception
o"iiyercd a sopi,omorical address 10 his friends
IN uninieiiigible English.
~ Gen. Mitchell'S last words were. 81 am
ready TO CO., his las; gesture was to point to
heaven his last expression a smile of hope
and faith.
" An individual recently claimed n cartjfs
cate OF exemption on the ground that 4 large
"art on his nose obstructed his sight.
k1 Another prominent and public spiritod
cltizen of New 1ork-Abraham b. Meaae-di.t
In that city ON Monday.
81 The New Workers have five hundred
hands employed beautifying and improyinr .,
the Central Park.
~ here Were 3o9 deaths in the city and
county OF New York during the weak endin .
Nov. 9th Number OF deaths in BROOKLYN no
~ Two men were recently poisoned in Phil
adeiphia, IT Is believed, from eating meal al a
restaurant cooked in copper utensil
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FROM GENERAL GEARY's COMMAND.
Reconnaissance of General Geary Toward
"inchater-Important Information OBJ.

fhOm 6ENEkAL GEAR US COMMAND
Remembrance of General Geary Toward
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Information OBJ.
correspondence OF the Philadelphia Inquirer I
HARPKR's FERRY, Va, Nov. I0.-Generl
Geary made reconnaissance in force yesterday
TO Hailtovsn, Chariestown, and thence to within
I'VE ,mtles OF Perryville. where a portion of
Jackson's command is located. Starring at four
O'clock IN the morning, with about three thou
sand infantry and four guns each Of knapp's,
division. he reached Halltown 1T daylight.
driving in the enemy's picltets, capturing sew
eral. The march was actively prosecuted TO
Charlestown, from which the 18th Virginia
Cavalry lied hastily, several of them falling
inio our hands. The town was then searched
and strongly guarded. body OF rebel infantry
and cavalry made 4 demonstration i'll thick
wood, 10 the left of the town, when our guns
opencd on them from different points, conn
Teiing Them 20 retire. ..-.-.
FIankers and =kirmishers We're then thrown
cut, and two extended lines formed. with re-
serve. and with cannon on the flank, an at
vance was made TO ascertain the force and po-
elton of the enemy. Having no cavalry, we
All snC,d gradually Smelling tine woods. and
cor t~liing the Rebels ~ fiy from each new
ground ON which they sought TO stanr, but
thsy offered no resistance. Al Rippon, within
six n lies OF Berryville, the General, opened 4
hrSS artillery fire their camps, from winch
they led. Taking possession, his forces found
thC Rebel fFssi burning, their food srrcwn
around, horses running LOOSE. together with u
drove of their cattle. The camps were then
burned b. our party. The rnrmy;s force driven
from here, consisted OF i've regiments OF cayal-
~. Che battery, and - section OF another.
and = small body OF infantry. They fell back
preciptarcly TO Berryyilie.
10 was found 10 troops were at Bunker Hill
or Winchester, and that the two Hillsand Jack
sen had crossed the mountains IT Front Royal.
The Reconnaissance was highly successful,
ali that was desired having been gained. Fiji
teen prisoners were taken. bc>Hies horses and
cattle. '
The party -rturncd 20 Bolivar Heights the
night or The same day. q
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john BRIssr eS TINE WAR IN AAkRISA:-
mr.. John Bright. in . recent letter to Mr.
Ir VI, - ror The JTpiorf, and think Il can ba
pre.sryed by concilatinG the South, confess
xs..,.. go Gated that YOU w9@ld Yield
nothing more to them; Are '"- 70 Weld more
can Dei'h~ - ,ha S"ntS ~ rst s,hsist a.
an independent STATE without her II You
love slavery and wish TO continue II, and X
Won think you can build up with honor re-
stored and pnited Republic by humbling your
self TO the eth, can only express my snr.
prise at the dream which possesses you. You
AMI " in, bat to leave the slaSe still u slave
will expose you 10 the contempt ofthe civilized
world. j applaud the proclamation Of the
President, rs does every man IN Europe w no
is not 2 foe 10 freedom, or moved by base hon
tiIity TO the American Republic because is
Republic, and because it is powerful"
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SECRET DISEASES. SECRET DISEASES.
sAMARLr4Ms GIFT.
SAMARTTAN'S GTETt
THE MOST CERTAIN REMRnV EVER Y-SHy

- GIT.
THE MOST ssEEsNTEIHiiHTf FsSs aiFi EVER usuD
sesess ssi;Ess RsEaasf ..
9ni, ten pills to Be taken 70 saest cure ee1''
Thsy Are entirely having smell
the stomach 81 bowels Of the most delicate
sSm iwS
Of the University Of Pennsylvania one of the most
O0'G5s SshsRss q r.
E Wilt spss any in from two to four days .ns
'''ss' TWENTY FOUR HOURS. =
tS s,r0;s re soSS no ssasse ,ssqs.r
ss bs..Ss scsS sd.ss
Mercury A'oP sxa * IN GIFT =
Price male paekases,s2 Price female packages, s.
$&SE s;si E5SRssss
Root. snd
This form Of the disease makes its appearance in
ps.
moS 81 TIE ssd .sr often e
bones &C. Any and al Of iS.as sym - p.o me
sIMARfrAS,s ROOT AND HERB rrIcys,
SEM oy express. Price 81 bottle. OF bottles
~ .sAMARIrANs .cHANcRE WASH. -
Price q cents. Pull directions
DESMOND CO., Box 151 Philadelphia Post
Sold BY s.cALvERr FoRe, corner of 18th and
Co EMAN 4 ROGERS. l7s Baltimore street,
oaI.lmo-e. ,oc II SIN
ZINE GROCERIES,, .sa..
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,,
FINE GROCERIES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The balance of the cargo of the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting ofevery description Of
GROCERIES,
VIII be for sale until the Schooner 10 DISCHARGED.
FAMILIES
In need of Winter Supply, At the
TRADE PRICE,
Gan be supplied by the Package.
FRED. g. COZZENs,
consignee, corner Pa Avenue and Nth At.
CAPT HUToHINas..
oe lift schooner aid )" foo, of ,I,sz.
aoLo, STRANGER. Where Are you ,oin. -.
Egips to SMITHS, No. Ie6 nh str ~, cn; 40
City Post oMes. L hear he has Just rscesysd as
am going TO buy new suit 20 do not astsis 1 ms
1's'sss. Wv " &C Il jS-s 1N
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~ The Grand Jury, having become alarmed

~ The Grand Jury, having become alarmed
III the late hostile messages sent by General
Cassius NJ. Clay 10 John Van Buren, and Mr.
i irdsall, came to the conclusion that n stopper
ought 10 be placed upon the Generals beliig.
eTcnt disposition TO 'murder by and with force
Of arms, &c, peaceable citizens. Accordingly
an Indictment was brought in, this afternoon,
against Clay: but imagine the establishment of
III" jurym upon the denial, by the Generals
counsel, of ever having sent n challenge at ALL
The fact is it was a hoax. got up To create an
e> citrInrnt.-N. J.. Cor. Fhi,a. Inquirer.
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From Rer. J. N.s4ca S,o---. % o. Fei,,, ey "A,
En6yelopedia OF RtIixtess Knoulldss. -

From Rer J. Ess4ca S,o--- % d Fci,,, ef "A,
Enryol0pedia Of RtIisiess KHoUldss
Although not disposed 90 favor or reoomnepd
the,t ingredients and effects, I yet know OF 40.
sufi cisnt reasons why man may not testify To ths
any simrie preparation, in the hope that he nav
thus contrihuse to the benefit 81 others
90 this the moro readily in regard TO HoossuS n
German Bitters prepared by DIR. q. n. Jackson az
tkis city because vss kressdisei against them Ter
shi"-sy an alcoholic mixture, am inaehtei 70 my
friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ .. for the removal of
ment TO try them, when suffering frosa great ard
long continued debility The use of three bottles
OF these Bilters, At the beginning of the present
year followed by dent relief sl1 restoration
70 degree OF bodily and gsertal iyDr which hal
not felt Tor six months before AMI had almost
SPARED Of reesin;ne. Z thersfnre thank God ana
.ny friend for directing me 20 TIE use OF them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelyhis, June 2. 1851
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IEShN II r. sas
persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person can wear others who
cannot wear thess s-.I.- .-1 -
Persons calling 1t my ONCE can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
e3eanest stron sest and most perfect dentuFe that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win bs
more fully warranted. -r.--.
Rooms in this city-No. 33e Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also, 9O7 Arch st.,
Philadelphta narA-Iy
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE 514 PA. AVENUE,

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE Sl4 "a: AVENUE,
GREAT Rks kOEGKEsS WEST
AxRSE II II s5+I Mos sTGxyE yEkRy yALu.
IorwsIded With SAFETY AND DIsPA TCH to all
BILE sections Of the country. This Company
NORTH, EAST. WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
WARRINGTON s. O. NV HsHS<t YssK, BOSTON,
oiSSS4fIELtkE s EE h2S1s4t dha9ufs'
,S to ss SH d
commercial towns in Great Britain and on the Con.
Collection of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS m.as
1t all accessible parts of the United States. -
DRs o GN9nnnEnREy,s ANTIDerE. WILL .CURl
.ssn!Fsd; T. IS y Epxliss snesise q S.sy az:
s sss :, "a SFH4M
so aRd f Snn.:.s II
ATER NOTICE.
In consequence Of the lovn.ss Of the water in tho
kessryoir will be necessary unless great
to shut OF the supply TO eitisans entrs,n
An persons are, therefore or6iddsn to use tn.
Or avenues under the care and supervision of the
Commissioner OF Public Buildings, for Watering the
Hhstsys OF pavemsnts, or Tor any private purpose
= And all persons using the water are urxen.,v 40
seq Commissioners Of p tu 3 .sS ssIisSiIas:,
THE SUBSCRIBER Tsxes great pisssu1. in
Of SiasS f e saf sus 81
pest a manaiaet1ries In the country, whichtVxV
% Pun
ShesRer than any other house, and give entire sat.
years Pianos taken in eseh. nor ve
s,,s .,, Vosner Pa. ave. and 18th street
peoIe Agent OF 6teinway Sens, and Raven A.
NOTICE.-THR OoPARTNERsHIP 6s,.,e;o,.
.di BY mutual
oEfsniy lsgnsstsa 70 settle gishoet as.y i. IT 4:
''' place Of business ): 4 4 HKEfsHEsk .
NOfICk..-The subscriber, r J. Heibers.r. ..,,o.
partner of the late arm, takes pleasure In ;nso,r
Win the bushes. me IN ali IL that as
merit the iizfEf & ssE IS
.,, Eueeessorsto II =. Lopdon 4 bo.) d.
OAK Hal. c1o14affEzSk R Rooms.-nn n,no,
;.S.; ~ al s:::nss SssPss
Il ss ca. H ss
iss.ss <: e.
sSHIttH sSSa e psSgs
sssnas ~ relief S.Ss1 . hs
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- speaking OF Greeley and his tionna.r,nx
ne New York World says: II i SAD =, 80 :
nhs AGRICULTURAL intellect so wrecked. ana :,
luz That might have ennobled thr far. - -
Hanenip. s'~'ss-
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EDUCATIONAL.


EAIRyIEY OhRDINd SCHOOL,
II Noas,S .0wS. PEEE
FOR YoUFG fs!S AFD. E0fS.
Board and Tuition, Fiper ssrm of ten months
Pupils admitted ut amy tfnse - .
- e; s.1 las z Rsf.vtNcsAl - -,--- IS
: .,,..,,x t,sr.y m. s5.A
DR. THyaoS, Drn sgist Ninth and l. ste. =
JOHN HAwxHURsT, AZ near street SOUTH.
JcsnUA EErsslp, Quar- ter,na SIC 9 ~ PAT reh''
Alexandria Va GEO A NEW EDt.D.
no S-lras PRINCIPAL.
T. H. FOR You've LAMBS,
4 1927 and 1899 Spruce Il. 2hifase1 mia
The regular eorrxe OF instructio- e>aSrsees the
English and Efeneh Isng-,2.s.s, and Literaturs,
Latin II required ana -, tie hraches which cons
E.ituss atSorocso English and French ednction.
frereh is tie lGAen.g- Of thsr family .snd isepn:
sts.4 sDoh&n in TIE Institute. 1t - the ob3ect 0f
pert1<hlar sf.ntion, and s taught from the tadt-
mente to the highest coarse Of iitsrsture ana COM
position. The scholastic year oersaences septen,-'
obtained from Madame DHxRviLbY, Principal
Of ChASArAy Instatuts. may 22-sc1
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROADS.
&Ns 5ss s

&H ss F
I. PASSENGER TRAINS FROM wAsHIsaros.
On r, Fai ' sxs sSsss1 ~ 4E i,s ss'
WASHINGTON, RAS SfisslRR AND THE WEST
FIVE DAILY Hs ESa :! s. &sSsssHlssros AND
TWO DAILY o asAiSS hfEx #sss. WASHING
ON lT 81 SNS 81 s. hALTlsoss'
Re.ssnssss fef the w.ss make axe sIsss sassss.ign.
and OHIO Rsii1csa sor Ill POINTS Vest. a: sss 1ss:
RHfxS 6sx iiffi i And NEW YoaxL..,.
For AESAFoIfsi@~Ei;eaT :; a.Iinxson s:sms.n,
.s All IL POINTS ,. .,,.
Pm. and on sundays st $50 p m -
|. TRAINS MOVING SOUTH -.-...
- Leave New Se1k Al, a NJ; Phls@$slgsls ID 80
Leave Esx York a. ph:l i, Z s.
Leave New Yors at IL p. M rhilsaeiphia So,
m, baltimore '.<a m Arrive At "sshirxta
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore AT
Ha: m, and 10 n. for Washington; srrive there
On sundays ati 81 and 10. only from 8ssi-
No Annapolis connections on sunday from Belti.
more or Washington. .-t.. t' = .'
Passengers leaving Washington Al and 10
T. arc 3 p n. make connections 81 Washington
Junction Relay with Trains on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for all points West of the Ohio River
and for ali points along the hns Of the Baltimore
And Ohio rnsd. in Maryland and Virginia.
Trains leave Annapolis tor Baltimore and Wash
ington daily except Gundays at s.ir 8. and 8 20
p. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington ut =. IN.
ii 8. m, and p. m, and Baltimore a. 81 ard 81
q: N. and $50 p. m, stop only ct Annapolis and
Washington functions.
Way Passengers must taAe the Accommodation
Trains only. W. p. SMITH,
no4-tfr Master of TransportStlon.
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COLoRADO.--The Denver N.,.s.,,.,.
rcent vote on Conzr' ssman A. amoun,,a,, 10 ~
SooIn all Hiram l.. Bennett. Rrruou.an. -
su over 'fiip,n and Francisco Thu whole
sines that time Colorado has sant oy.r -,
regiments to the war. '1 '"S
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THE EVENING STAR.
IMPORTANT CAPTURE


.p.a., Emi.sary stepped on his Way 70
Earoee-A Son Of george ". sanders Fol.
i.wins In his Fathers Footsteps.
The United States grnboat Hercules, tIaptain
DUNCAN, arrived at Baltimore yesterday morn.
ing from q cruise along the border OF Virginia
On The morning OF the 3d instant, iu.''
daylight, Lieut.. Baker, with 81 .r,rsa ,,oa,,-
crew, discovered a party on shore .ignalizng
70 some rebel soir..er stationed mp a small
inlet fho'-g they were discovered they took
20 heir Cost. and tried TO escape After n half
hccrs chase boat was captured, which was
fcund TO contain three men, with signal lante rms
naEs, arms, etc. One OF the party proved to be
Major Reid Sanders, regular officer Of the
Confederate States army, and son OF George ".
Sanders. The other two were English sailors.
Al the time Of their capture they were expect
Ing vessel to convey Major Sanders TO Europe
~ threbel dispatches, and was signaliring Tor
that purpose.
The two En- giish sailors were landed from
vessel from Halifax, ". -, about ten days pre-
yious, which brought over a prominent rebel
with despatches for the Rebel Government.
The vessel which was to con vey the rebel
dispatches to Europe was lying about four
miles outside; but upon discovering the capture
Of hs5or Sanders, with the two English sailors,
Is Immediately proceeded ont TO sea.
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correspondent of the London Times
,ustas thst the word "skedaddle" IL not n
invention. IL ~ commonly used ha
.AJs, IN DnmfTieshirp. ITO skedaddlr rusnns
sspiII an small quantities any liquids. The
~. 49, wore sppii"s to Goals. potatoes, or apples.
49, , ushrr substances falling from n cart in
$500 s ION one piac 90 another. Rut SIX
tered" VI Aneh scil-
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ATTENTION. soLDIERsi
AND IRE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

AND cf cOLptkhc.
Wees. the attention Of all having relations or
friends IN lie amy 70 the feet that -hoofLaSBs
GERMAN BlTTERs" will cure nine tenths Of the
asns 10 esp life. In the ists esI.seS sm meet
daily iR the nevspapsrs. the arriv al Of the SEX
IT ss Eser; , sS. a
can be readiiy cured b. Hoohsnd's German Bistsrs.
Il ha sne 10
ticn in stating that, if thess Bittsrs freely
be saved tsat otbeT~iss viii be lost VI NV
We CAL particular attentions 20 the following re-
has been saved BY the Bitters ~ =
PBLApELrHA, Ausustzs1 lss
Gsfnsn ,asrs Ia. saved "a, life
is no mistake in this II il voueAed for by numbers
and who were fully cosnizan, Of all the circan
stances Of my case am and have been f-r tho
battery and under &c issmesi.sr eamm.na Of osS
tain II. b. Ayres. Through the exposure attendant
Der last with infamm alton OF the lungs ana vss ]
fer seventy two days in The hsspit.l This v.s fes
syssn.sIs yss ; .ss! 5smoseS from he whiss
Of June, Since h.t time have been about ~ lev !,
y fcr Ssst or more va. $751; q ~
sS.IoS an, Ling and Il dad force morse DON.
.an sssd lie csa net 81 se:S On
worms -eG saf
rescue me from the grasp OF the dread Archer,
s s @s United fund. az. a e ss
Ar s. sn
.d,iisd me IS IS,l9rs sssgs to H. ys ar s,
s.%ps 1sa s ma 'hs% q: s,ssI s5.dsy
q being psInt'sa . s.,c.9 NJ q. .sS ssss
months; for, gentirme am . loyal yirsiniAA,
taken TIE place Of ysgls fssIsto ysgr sittsrs .in
be.Sm 5ss xSo .Es q
Very truly yours. ISAAC MAlou.
We fully concur In the truth of the above state
ment, as we had despsired OF seeing our eoErssss
Nj asiSns rf5pSiiTsfs * ss Nav Yorl
SssEastkffL !. Co sI = S. Tasss,.r
HHkks ssY + nsS 100 &C Co. c. CO sth Maine.
ioHN T Ea9n, 60, 4 .ss N.as
s fSSSTsS k r TapIA s: Ss.s Penn.
BEWARE OF corSrKRfsrrsi
See that the siKnsture Of &c, NJ. JACKSON -
en- the wRAPPER Of each bottle. :
PRICE PER BOTTLE as CENTS,
OR HALP Doz. FOR So
Should your arrest drufgiet not have the Steles
% not be Pat OF by any Of tke oxsca1Sna $780,
rstions that nsy De offered in its pAce bat send -
us and we viii forward, secar~iy paeked. by Kprsa
PsiseIraL OFFICE AND NssuvAcroRr,
No. 631 ARCH ST.
JONES EVANS,
,suecsssors % @. NJ Jackson q Co..
F rropriessrs
~ret sale ~ psssrists and Dealers In sys7
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DEAD HEEoKs-Whs, tao said a,o., NJ.
bSy fallen IN ba'tis may % san by fhonss,,,i.
In this country at the present tirne.
.IbAnfsfo the gods nv bsy bss done his duty
Nthomt ny son There set hira down rt f,;sojs
knil my sight. that may vis~ 81 leisure
Jtebloody corpss and eouUt tsose slotisss ryahis
Nse would not be hat YOUTH whs+ pity els
Iffsee cap die but once 10 save tnuntry!
rHE,ts this .,fneSs on your brow, my ftiandy
sheai1 have bl4shed IL ato's bsuse had stood
teeure, ssd t"urishsd in civil war"
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O. EA CONN oTIoN
" FrRsFr VIZ
WHAT CAUSES 1T.
IT'S
BAR l. ROT HERS
NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Lately Opened,
NO. 1l3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th and cpth sts
EVERY BODY Is RUSHING THERE
wELL-MADE + FASHIoNABLE SUITS,
A that is the very place for every body TO bur
AFlNE OUTFIT CHEAPI
Please remember that our motto ia
fAlh DEALING AND Low PRICEsl
! cali At onse and procure your bargains. o2l.2m.
30 TAKE NOTICE. sO
...,.s,,s IL =. .SSu!sIAAsS!. Atyfssys
Having ever ;.;;;S fs { ;$ $ss!ss
DECORATIVE PAINTING
fass f.sf n TS5s
his rnlehs Az E5R skkA HsSAsEEFF4rosApn,
a '.ssS fs';sa!'n IN / BB ;G
= SO LOUISIANA AVENUE,
is.., ,,.u,x -, $50 p. GALLON.
,I'a a ntihy Always to be had, In pyramids or
PHILADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY.
'o1'"1 Corner Twelfth and ts.
TRUNK MANUPACTORY.
ssSsEvssTH b., WAsHiS9ToN, D. @.
Silver Medal awarded by MARYLAND In,titu,s y, RAJ.
Ala Ma, t,m2r., November 1850.
Warrington, d. O., 1857
Ss;. s.aa % q 4: s sns @
fine sqE PIN ss;sTHTiIEfst.' '''''''' of a'"
PlILIssIER, CARPET, and lacking TRUNKS.
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS,
ATLOED Pp SHLFsA rCHELs, &c.
Members Of Congress and Trass,.,. I'm
sIsmine my stock before purchssins . nIs.n please
Trunks that are made In other cities ""efs
superior LEATHE: and DRESS TRUNKS mad.
THINKS covxRKD and REPAIRED .. ,ho,.
notice, ~ snort
Goods delivered free of charge to any mart o,,..
MY, 9sorsetown and Alexandria.
Ion SALE-A one HORSE COUPE. Enquire AZ
ZEN AeCLELLANS, corner 18th aad Il stss
Nov sIHR TINE 70 BUY YOUR C00rU-
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~ uo1rs below Smith g. J.. BRUCE a. Co.
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" GAS FJXTUR Is.
w Have in Store, and daily recei wing, g AS
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally to call and examine
stock OF GAS and WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that have the best selected stock in
Washington. 800.
~ An Work in the above line intrusted TO our
will be promptly attended to.
mar 5tf MYERS & McGHAN 3Y6 D street.
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GENERAL,
10 THEIR UNSURPASSED STOCK
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DE ST. NARCEAUx CHAMPAGNEs, oAarH
NoIKE, CARTE BLANCHE, RED Law.
TIE most favcrite brands in the New York market.
ard 40 highly appreciated for their
richness and delicate favor.
HOOK AND MosELLE WINES.
stiu and Sparkling.
CLAREfS vi ,ies5rs. Gilhoa freres, Bordeaux
BURGUNDY AND roKAY WINES,
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Rochelle BRANDY, Psllro;siu and A. sixpstts.
aADkIRA, SHERRY, PoRF-re-y cid and hi xhlr
recommended for medicinal purposes
HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN.
in Wood and Glass.
MeNoNGABELA AND BOURBON wHIsxEys
PUNCH EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES,
Of sll kinds. .s
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APPLE BRANDY AND wHIsKEY.
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