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DRoPOsALs FOR OATS AND HAY.
DEPor QUARTElnAsrER's OpYIob,
Corner Of 18th and q streets,

DEPor QuARTEanAsrER's OpYIob,
Corner Of 18th and q streets.
Wsshis gton, p, O., Dot. 81, 1852.
otos until Tuesday, The iitS d.y " oi November. at
$500 ooo three hundred thousand bushels Of oats and
Sas & s.K Timothy up ia
bales. and delivered at e ooO) two thouSant pounds
Oats 10 be of good msrchantaels quality, put up
O.t: will b. received by weight, atta4) thlrtytwo
Sacks 10 be furnshsd without extra charge to the
Delivery to be msds In. the City Of Washington,
within laS) twenty-five days from the date OF The
PROPOSALS.
Proposals will be received for (6oo) five hundred
ssns sns ses 81 .ns sna ss ' thou
Tho propositions for the hay and oats may be upon
ths same paper. but s.ua bs m.ds entirely distinct
4R mi .aS Si q Ii. bidder
II . BID d made ia the name Of firm the names
considered Is the individual proposal Of the party
froPosss from dt.lsyal parie, ol no. b considered
aud an oath Of allegiance must accompany each
Proposals must be addressed to Col. d. H. Russ.
ma y sioSIa Ss pisiniy msiied "PrSposais for i
Oats and Hay"
GUARANTEES.
The ability Of the biader to all the contract should
Il be awarded to him, must be guaranteed by two
spondbls persons, whose signatures must be append
ed to the guaran,ee.
BY the official certificate Of the olerk Of the nearest
District Court or Of the United States district attor
bidders mus, be present in person when the bits
are opened, or their proposals. will not DO consid
Bonds equal in amount to half the sum to be re-
stuad sha0 ala hv ha CnutPa and
both Of Ills gusrantors win be required Of the sue
cessful bidder upon signing the contract.
be necessary s U1' for bidders to have their Sond,mea
with them, or to have bonds signed In anticipation
and ready TO be produced when the contract
being made at this once, either personally by let
ter, or by telegraph.
Form of Guarantee.
--. and --,o ,ofthe county Off, and -,
fulfil contract IN accordance with the terms OF his
proposition, and that should his proposition be &C
copied be Eili a. once enter into oontrsst In nc
should the contract be awarded him. we are pre-.
pared 70 become his securities.
,Boye De the
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c.
All oats and hay contracted for under this adver
nSs ~, PROV: sound nsrohsns.0l' quality
Payment to be made upon the Completion Of the
contract or 90 soon thereafter As the Depot Quarter
master shall be In funds.
Any infofmslity in the bid, or non. .coniormanca
with the terms Of this Advertisement will ensure the
rejection Of the proposal.
Delivery to bs made at the Railroad Depot, or ut
one Of the Gov ernment wharves, In the city oi
Washington.
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
right to reject any all bids that he may deem too
high.
ID. II. RUCKEK
oct 3l-tNll Col. and Depot Quartermaster.
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A rK.Eau NEED. gnY ~.

A rU.EaO a. NEED. FRY ~.
DR. SWEETS INFALLlBLE LINIMENI,s
The great external remedy Of the age, prepared
from the recipe of DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecti
cut, the celebrated bone setter, whose fame Is un'
rivaled by that OF any living man. 1t is . certain
and immediate cure for Rheumatism, Gout, Neural.
gia, Sprains, Bruises, Cute Wounds, Sores, Burns,
Scslds, Piles, Lumbsgo, Headache, Toothaehe, xnd
all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders. EHterpal In
Iurtes, &c.
All sufferers shoald give II . trial
RICHARDSON l. co , PropsietoIp,
Norwich, Conn.
FOR sale by CHARLES srorT, Giensrsi Agent
for Washington and by sl dGa!ss..
feb 2i--dswly
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The o.. r. NJ, Line runs daily Sundays exoeptt
The u r NJ Southern Mail runs dsily
WAY LINES.

For Bristol, Trenton, 40, at 1lO ans ~. A. III.
and ., 80 and u T. M, from keusin yton Aud !,
r. M, from Walnut street wharf
For bristol and intermediate Stations 1t ll,s A.
NJ. , from Kensngton.
For Palmyra, kiverton, Delsnoo, Beverly, Bur.
lington Florence. Bordentown, 40, At lak, l, 4,
and bk p. nj
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordentown And interme.
diate Stsnops st AZ =. NJ, from Walnut street
wharf
AS- For New York, and Way Lines leaving Ken
angion Depot, take the Cars on Fifth street. above
Walnut, hall an heur before departure. Tie Cars
run into the Depot, and on arrival Of each Train
run from the Depot.
~ nses6s.d tov snon ras
thing as Baggage but their wearing apparel. All
Baggage over afty pounds, to be paid for extra
to One Dollar per pound and will not be liable for
suy amount beyosd 100 Dollars, except by special
eoitrAst. Em. II. 0ATZMER, Agent
d. ~
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DENTISTRY.
.s,n evH;' uSRpn

TE'NNVkf VNRRm
M. Lt)OMlsS, NJ. -.
The Inventor and patsntee Ct the Mineral rlate
Teeth. atteDds personally at MS otioc In this oty.
Many persons oAn wear those teeth who cannot
wear others, and no pcrson others who osn.
not wear these.
Persons calling at my offioe he accommodated
with any style and prfoe Of Teeth they may desire
bat TO those who particular and wish the pures
ocsne strongest and most perfect deeturs tn.t At
warranted
Roonu In this oity-No. SIS Pennsylvania Aysuus,
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, so1 Arch
street, Philadelphia. marlb-ly
t;o. ~ n.nt,strv In ~. Wsshsr ..on Rrt,d,ns
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street.
Having praotioed In the South nearly sixteen years.
ho feels Ssrred that he oan give satisfaction to any
that may call.
Teeth inserted on vuLoAalrs, kusssI, or CON
PLArs, Chloroform administered when desirsd.
aug 1T
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mo vnK oHEiuxRs Or xnR AknY.

Il
Just arrived, direct importation per steamer
Fulton, from Europe, very dne and large assort
nent Of Marine, Opera, Field 0lsxses, and Ttls.
soopes, which will sell very little above the cost
riOr TO be had, having been selected purposely Tor
this rnarket Also, large and vel. assorted stock
Of Opera Glasses, Microscopes, gold silver and steel
the use of IN Optometer. A,oonsidsrable number Of
CERTIFICATES to be at my ofnoe, from gentlemen
who have been suitet st my Old establishmsnt
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pOTOMAC
STEAM BOAT COMPANY
FOR BALTIMORE, VIA POINT LOOKOUT
AND ALI. THE PRINCIPAL LANDINGS
ON THE ROUTE.

The steamer KEYPORT will run hereafter be-
tween WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE, making
two trips per week each way, touching ut POINT
LOOKOUT and all tho principal landings on the
route.
Thoss wishing freight or passage can apply at U
Street Wharf, W ashington, and Government Wharf
baltimore, and at the different Landings on the
route. VIM X. SNOW, Agent.
Washington d. c., Sept. 80, 1852. oot2
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nR. KEAsBEY has returned to this city, and
~ will resume his practice. Office 457 Ninth 81
west, between and streets north, near the Patent
Office. oct N-6l.
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F-ss,, na
I7HE
Greatest 5argains Yet

EaFR& StLVEk-fAAIED COMPLETE TEA
SETS,
epieoes, oest quality, s97 30 urtt
EArRA Sn.vER-PLATEDC CASTOR,
fg"uah sias bottles, 81, $3.50, 81. 90. TO 30 30
EXTRA SILVER PLATED, OLIVE THREAD.
Ed TABLE SPOONS.
- dozen.
ESl"h ",GVER-PLAIEp, TIPPED TABLE
SPOONS,
81 per dozen
NJ IRA SILVER.PLATED, THREADED,
OLIVE TABLE FORKS
sper dozen.
rSIsA sl2ER-PLATED, TIPPED FABLE
FORKS,
n doi
.SiRA SiL, ,EH-rLATED TEA SPOONS,
rirPEp AND THREADED,
ga dozen
HEAVY hlLvsE-rLATED, DOUBLE WALL
ICS tITCHERS,
Lng, size, best qurnsy, beautifully engraved and
1hA.si only 30 81. - and 80 30 for extra quality
LETS, SALT STANDS,
only 81 each--etsil price, 81
sIIvrR-pLArED MLrrARD AND SALT
SPO( as,
70 ots a.
aiLVFR-PLArEp BUTTER-KNIvEs.
40 RI, and 90 ctr s&Ah
". arc Agents for the Sale e.
sothAlNs CELEBRATEU
Cocoanut and Quince-seed
Hair Oils,
Cbi.H+ MS, EXTRACTS. so.
GhristiaDa'i COlOsuts, Extracts. IL.
.use4LsY's PREMIUM
nnNsr, PALM, ALMOND. AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps.
| ALSO,
ltpl Ott'S FANCY SOAPS.
Pat up III samly Boxes, 10 suit purcrnarrs
| I. Hh-iosals and Retail
| &sJ, s1H !!nes u Notions and Fancy Good.
all ~ winch We Offer al the Manufa0> rSs o..
Prices, without amy freight being sddeG
T:ir grads, Dsalers, Housekespsrs s. &c..
Lara arn respectfully solicited.
Ps guarantee 10 ssll al Nav HnrE =
delptif pri".s .r i2'T,sh ~ tie ai:'rs.,
| art,S!. Ar~gsrias Is bsqUsr~-r
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RAILROADS, ETU.
D.A eSE q Err TRA Tvs
From WashingtOn.

On and aiIsr SUNDAY, May at,h, 1861, the
Passenger Trains between Wsshfngton, Baltimore,
and the West, will be run "a follows
Daily Trains between wsshingto d Bai,i
Daily Trains between Warrington and the West
On Sundays, Two Trains to Baltimore, and One
Passengers for the West making oloes connections
more and Ohio Railroad for ali points west at lower
ScS & if nsf Il i1z 4Ati xNS H. NEW
sSi fSR IS w.shlasos ss 900
fok !. s1c AZ ssG PSSisrs 3 WEST, ana Station. along
the Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd, lssys sshin gon
st 40 .. m and p, n, and On Sundays At p. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
n Bsitimors assp. Arrive q Washington SO
Leave New Yors at p m. Philadelphis 10 30 p.
n; Baltimore $50 Q. N. Arstvs q Warrington Q 10
Leave New York ., IL p. =, fhlladslphi. $40 ..
n; baltimore 7.&o \ N. Arrive ct WashiRston
Local Assoanodstion Trains leave Baltimore at
10 2 n aad s,o 3 m FOR wa'hinssos; arrive there
iSssa ~ !. ass .sa ~ . ss,x sn s.,,
more. No Annapolis oonnections On Sunday from
Baltimore or Washington.
Passenger leaving wsshinstou M 1.o . m.
and b.oop. m, make connections st Warrington
function Relay with tzains On Baltimore and Ohio
for all points Il ,ng the line Of Baltimore and Ohio
Road In Maryland and Virginia
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash.
inston daily, except Sundays, At $40 g. m and $40
Pasenss. Trains leaving 8. 500 n; %
. saahiuSoa "a 1nn j,sS.5si SSS NJ a' "' A"''''" ana
Way Psesergts mus, take the Accommodation 1tani
osy.
Iny9o nsster Of transportation, Bali.
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ThY COOKIE q CO.,
d ba1aAors,
No. 4B2 Fifteenth strest,
dealers la
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES
AND CERTIFICATES
ARMY AND NAVY BILLS,
COIN, CURRENCY. AND EXCHANGE
Highest price paid tor
GOLD, SILVER, AND OLD DEMAND NOTES
oct Aim
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MATER NOTICE.

MATER NOTICE.
In consequence Of the lowne.R OF the water IN the
General Reservoir 1t will be- necessary, unes. great
economy OF water ~ practicet, Tor the Government
soon 10 smut oil the supply to citizens entirelv
All persons are therefore, iUrbit tden to use the
hydrang on PenLsyivnria avenue, or on any streets
or avenues under the care I'd supervision of the
Commissioner OF Public Building Tor watering the
streets or pavement, or for any private purpose
whatever.
And all persons using the water are urgently soil
gitsd to be Us economical in its use as possiNr
Is b. FRENCH,
aep30 Commissioner of Public Buildings
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t,sfsrs, by perm ission, 60

hons, Hannibal Hanlin, Vice President, Ne:
Jan Mann, Jr., New York City; John N Goodwin,
N. C., Me; Thomas 81, Edwards, NJ, G., N. H.; I'D.
ward II Rollins: NJ T., N. II, Alex. Il. Bloc, NJ.
c. ,sMasg John L. Alley, NJ. c., Mass; Alfred A.
Burnhan, NJ, c, Conn. Dwight Lo0mls, II, G.,
Conn; John A; aurley, NJ. G., Ohio. James NJ.
Ashley, NJ. c., Ohio; Sidney Edgerton, M c., Ohio;
John uutchins, Nj c., Ohio; John Covode, ID. c.
Pa Robert Mcknight, NJ. G., Pa; Justin b Nor
MI, NJ C., vt. John +. Potter, NJ. C., Wis;
Chandler, Nj, c, Mioh. James II. Lane, M, e.,
logg, NJ G., Ill. JOIN T Nixon, NJ. q. IN. j.; John
L: y; stratton, n G., \. q; p; Fouke, M. G.,
III Owen LovejOy, NJ, c., III. ; \ p Blair, Jr., NJ
c., Mo-; Elbrdge @. Spaulding, III. C., ". Y; Al.
fred Ell, N, c., N. Y Major General Il. b. Duf
yea; N. WyckoF, E5q, Pres Williamsburg City
Bank bhsphsrd Knapp, MAO. Pres Mechanics
RsDk " 2a--tf
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1862. 1862.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YORK LINES.

ThE CAMDEN AMI AmbOI AMI fdl.A
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO. y
LINES.
IRON PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES
From walnut street Wharf, ANA ksn.
sington Depot.
WILL LxAvl As FOLLOWS, VIZ: Fare.
At Q A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C. q A.
Accommodation. .....:.... ...s2p
At 9 A. M, via Camden and jersey Cny-New
jersey Accommodation .............. ?25
AT A. NJ, via Remington and Jersey City
Morning Mall. ........................... 800
Al l9s +. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-AoOOm.
A2f na M via Camden and XmScy.G and L. %
At4 +. M, via Camden and Jersey city.
evening Express ......:............... 500
At Y. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City
I'd Class Ticket. :. .....................:... 9Ts
A, OK r, M, via Remington and Jeney City
Evening Mail. ..............,............ 800
At II r. NJ, via Remington and Jersey City
Southern Mail .......................... y 70
Al . r NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Acoom
nodstion, (Ereight and PassengerJ-
lst GLASS ticket. ............ 29S
I'd olass ticket. ............ ibO
The o., +. NJ, Line runs daily Sundays excepted
! ~ al- 49,. Nall. .s.Ii..
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OEFICE-No. 458 SEVENTH STREET
department ExchangeJ
WAsHIBoTos, ID. G.,
dml No. q Park Place, corner of Broad,oay
opposite City Hall, Netn York.
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II FL. gAoNGHsa,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS AND CLAIMS.

hountiss, Pensions, Back Pay, Oncsrs'
Itseruiting, and AL other Just CIaiss
against the Government.
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Eos sOs.Oa, VIA .awPoRv AuD

By the splendid and svpsrtor ssean. l. -
| sn nMETROPOLI6, EHHIHE
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE,
Of great strength and speed but pasculaSly sdapted
to the navigation Of Long leland eound, running In
| connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
| railroad, distance Of So miles only 70 Boston.
& Lave ris, No y ME,tn fiysr S n, ,nssE tns Battery
Mondays, Wednesday,, and Friday, at o'ofodt, r.
The steamer METROPOLIB, Capt Brown, On
Tussdays, Thursdays, and bsturdays, at O'Clock,
r. NJ. touching at Newport oach way.
These steamers are fitted with commodus state.
rooms, and every arrangement for the security and
comfort Of who Afforded by this route
nights rest on board, and, on arrival at Fall river,
proceed per steamboat trsin reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board un.
I'll starting Of the accommodation at A. NJ, BY
which they may reach Boston about stb A. NJ.
baggage master ID attached to eaoh steamer, who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies
the same 10 It's destination.
A steamer runs, In connection with this line, bc.
tween Fall river and Providence, daily, except Buu
Freight to Boston 10 forwarded through with gree,
dispatch by an Express Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, At X
O'Clock for Bostou and New Bedford, arriving atiu
destination at about II A. N.
For freight or passaSe, apply on board, or atth
ofnoc, on Pier No ., North river For state.rooml
and bsr,hs apply on beard, or If desired to seOan
WM. BORDEN, Agent,
aug I7-r 70 and 7, West street N. Y;
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L'yaHS % vvAysc1'H
'kt.ETILPHIa
SALEAANpEk,
FIFE AED
rURGLhs z PROOF
,. n. r. " -
20. .a.. gih r.Orrl street
PhIisneiphis, "a
.FiIr.T+ 't,II.
Y -. SHEPHERD
.'-as- saYunth and gtreetI
''s-hinsrNE. - ~
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
lN a IL

j
The Lectures in this Institution will commence On
Monday NV. g. NJ / oclccE p m, at the COLI &c
building on Fifth street, between Louisiana ave.
nue and L street.
1 he eu,re expense FOR T. full OF Lectures by
all the Proessors is...,..,. ............ SO
Single ,...........,............. O.. Is
PRACTICAL Anatomy, by the Demonstrator. ....... 10
NaJr,culatiDg Fee payable only once. s
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller, D-Emeritus Professor OF
Anatomy and Fhy,ioloFy, and President OF the Fac.
ultY.
John c. Riley, ii. ID Professor OF Matena Med
tea. Iherapeuti7, and Hygiene,
Nathan s pth Lincoln, N. D--Proiessor OF Sur
gerry.
George NJ Dive, NJ. D.-ProiessOr OF Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
Geo B. SGh@aer, NJ d Professor ol Chemistry.
John Keasby, NJ Professor of Obstetrics
md Dses"-S uf Women and Children.
" Warren, NJ, D.-ProIessor Of Anatomy and
Physiology,
/ redeTIvk SchGfhi-t NJ D.--DemonstTaior OF An
atouy, and Curator of Museum.
For further Information, apply TO
JNO c. RILEY, n ID. Dean,
oct3N--lw i3a FOurtssnth ct, bot. i and q
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CALT WAIVER BATHING. -


IrlNEY POINT rAyltIos.-rAl.
we'll known and delightful resort Tor
the reception OF visitors. The undersigned begs
leave 10 state that the place has been rebuilt with
niaGed new bathing houses, for ladies and gentle.
men; also . splendid wharf. No pains or expense
has been spared to make It unexoeled BY any salt
water bathing place In the United States. The table
will be supplied with all the salt water deioaoies,
such % soft and hard shell crabs, fine oysers, Ter
furnished with ohoioe wines, liquors, ssgars, Ao
Good angling, and always plenty fishing, and sail.
lpg boats for the enloyment Of the guests, free Of
did ootillou band has been engaged for the season.
and the proprietor begs leave 10 state that nothing
shall be left undone on his part to give satisfaction
TO all who may give him call.
Terms-S2 per day, $40 per week, 80 per month;
children and servants half prIoe.
All visitors ere ,e1,i-s3 ,furnish their own
bathing clothes. n. J. MAkSHALL,
JyI4 Proprietor
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WILLIA FITCH,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND STREETS,
Opposite the Post Office,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Prosecutes Claims for Pensions, Bounty Money,
Bounty Land Warrants, Lost Property, Recruiting
Officers, and all other just Claims against the Gov
Also, Patents procured for Inventors.
Special attention given to cases before the Court
Of Claims
Fees reasonable In all cases, to wit:
In each fension case. 00
Bounty Money case 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Bounty Land case. 900
Ray Caim. ........................... 500
Widows and minor children who are poor, half
Tree Of charge, except mere disbursements.
Correspondents Will be entitled to share the fees
In all cases they forward;
Consulting counsel, Hon H. II. GILLET, late
United States Solicitor of the Court Of Claims and
former Solicitor Of the Treasury.
Special References by Permission:
Hon Richard Wallach, Mayor Of Washington.
Hon, W. W. Seaton, ex- Mayor OF Washington.
Lewis johnson Co, Bsnken, Washington.
SSweeGy nuys1 BANKERS, ~ 1--we, .Wa,hiHHs,o1
Judge Gardiner, of Lockport, New YORK
Hon. John Ganson, State Senator, Buffalo, N. Y.
lion Burt Vanhorn, member Of Congress from
NY.
Hon. G. W. Clinton, Judge Superior Court, Buf.
falO
M.ssrs Hubble X Davis, Counsellors, Buffalo,
my
Judge Woods, Of Lockport, New York
Hon T. 7. Flagler, ex member Of Congress from
Hon. John Ganson, President of the New York
and EIis Bank, Buffalo, New York.
oct 28-lms
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NJ e W YORk BUYi u ~
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING

NEW WORK sUstRs y y .
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING
INVOICE BILLS q BUSINESS NOTE, Hs0OTiA TED
PROTESTED Morris AND DsyxRKD AooouNro
Bouonr AND CoLLEorsD.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
sFGOVERNHSNJ CLAIMS BOUGH7.-as
by q. Z. HOUSE,
Counsellor At law,
- Nassau Street New YosE.
ar III, ,ta-, IN n, sps and Jr':cd Sse co'.'-.
kHytoa grstI. snst
n OAK HALL CLOTHING RooM.
Mr.. Bruce, formerly At the Odeon Hall, has now
opened q new store ut No s64 Seventh street, just
below Smiths, where he has fine selection Of Men
and Boys clothing at very low prices he Is desirou:
Of having all his old customers call on him, as they
In the city J. BRUCE Il CO, Clothiers,
No Ib+ Seventh street, near u.
Call aud see Mr.. Bruce, at No Al Seventh street
near F.
Mr.. Bruce has Fine Stock OF Clothing for Men
City Post Office
Mr. Bruce is the man to plssse the Boys In Cloth.
ing, Mt No. 4ci Seventh street
Everybody knows that Mr. Bruce can sell Boys
Clothing cheaper than apv one else Ne. +b+ Sew
enth Street, opposite City Post Once
For Men and Boys Clothing call on Mr. Bruce, ai
Oak Hall, No AGA Seventh street, between Il and +
Mr. Bruce Il the man to please you Ia Boys Cloth.
ing, at Oak Hall, No. 4sI Seventh street, opposite
CITY Post Office Ne 2S-sm
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Read! Read! Read! Read

spleluiG Cameo, Mosaic, Lava, Oarbun
Gle, md Je! sette Of Jewelry, u
Elegant Ganet Turquoise, and Enam
eled, full setts, 81 TO oss................ b oo
Superior EuaLieled, Coral, and opsi
Cluster se,ts, d to S3................ 90
Plain, Chaseo, Enameled, and Fancy
bracelets, 81 10 S5................... - ~ '
| Cameo, Coral, C.rounole, snd Minis
'ure Brooches - cents to SI......... 40
Geots' Vest, Guard, and Ladies' Chate
lain Chains-the largest stock In Wash
hgton, 81 to $o........................ 1000
ladies' Garnet and Carbunoie Nrok
lces, tl to oS2.1U.................m. -. %
Aruet Csrbui ole and Onyx Stud aat
Buttons, tlne, 81 sett. t............... 4 oO
Fine, solid, Gold Sleeve-Buttons and
Studs separate 81 oente to 81 = set,... %
3snts' Cluster sru opal Boeom.Pim
Bold mountings, 30 oente to 81 b.. "'
Fine Lookets rad Nedalions, for two ard
four Pictures : &c slb0...........
Seal and Stone.sr, Finger Rings every
rs-ierY, 70 oeut- 10 sl.bo........... n
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rAFETY SPEED AND cOmrONT.

CAFETY SPEED AND COMrONT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER, tIrCHBUka,
NAsHH4i MH}4i, t2MEhh, 8DIIN4s,,S SSNcSEp, cSp THE
TERMEDIATE POINTS.
r%A THE new and staunch stean,ers Of
- the Norwich Line, CITY OF BOS-
TON aGd CITY OF NEW YORK, leave New York
daily, Sundays exoepted) at O'Clock, p. m, from
Pier No 30, North River, foot OF Vestry street,
FOR NEW LONDON,
There connecting with the Steamboat Express
Train for the above points, ria Norwich and Wor-
cester Boston and Worcester Worcester and Nashua,
and New London and Northern Railroads.
Freight taken ut the lowest rates
For Information inquire OF "
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my 9d-tt Agent, on the Pier.
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comparisoa OF prices will convince oil that We are
now selling the best and cheapest goods In sur line
that csn he T. uud In any house o the country
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08

MAuM GUINEA and her Plantation "ChildreD," ="
or Holiday Week on Louisiana Estate. A
Slave Romance. By Mrs META v. NcroR,
Author Of "Alice Wilde" "Uncle Ezekiel y
etc. Beadle and Company, New York: l4l
William street.
This is handsome little volume Of over 2OO
pages. 1t is a sufficient recommendation that
its author is Mrs. Victor, late Meta Victoria
Fuller, the author Of those exquisite pieces of
humor which lately appeared in Godey's Lady'0
Boyk-"Mrs. Slemmons" and "Mr. and Mrs.
Rasber."
"Maum Guinea" gives both the sunny aud
shady side OF slave life on q Southern plInta'
ton 1t brings the reader right into the co n
psny of the "dakies,' who hears them talk,
Joke each other, sing srngp, play on the baLio,
dance, make love and tell stories It contains
numerous illustrations OF plantation scenes, and
will be read with eagerness by every one who
is fond of genuine wit and humor, and life like
description. ..
The work is for sale by R. Kennedy Of thiI
city, a. whose Periodical Depot on State street
will be found an assortment OF the humorous
literature OF the day.