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public interests. Bot, by wise and jrdicous policy
this large debt has been far reduced that lab
tiles on account OF State bonds of the present time
anoHnt to only s3i450)O These bonds are payable as
follows; g., 10000 payable in the City OF New-York
and bearing only per cent interest; SG4sWO payable
in London and bearing also per cent interest and
the emainng S6ss, 900 payable likewise in London.
bearing an interest Of 6per cent per annun. This Il
comparatively small debt which comes completely
within the financial control and management OF thc
State.
FREE LABOR
" 4 sudden radical change has been wrought IN our
labor system. The extinction Of Slavery Is one OF the
inevitable results OF the war The relation heretofore
snbsiSting between the whites and blacks has been
totally changed. The negroes now free, and this
stubborn fact il fully aud unequIvocally recognized
low far governmental action may be able TO promote
the interest Of the two IN their suddenly
changed condition is great problem which time alone
can solve.
The normal vocation Of the negro is that Of culti'
yator of the soil. The soil and climate Of Alabama ere
peculiarly ADAPTED to the growth of oottonthat great
staple which welds most potent influence in the COM
mercial world. Landowners are dependent upon tue
negroes for the labor which Is to produce cot
ton Hence the negroes have but to avail themselves
OF the advantages which they possess cuivatof oil
cotton lands TO make themselves independent living.
In their condition their future happiness misery
depends entirely upon themselves. They viii find no
disposition the part OF the whites to oppress them OF
Withhold from them any of those rights which they
are entitled as freedmen"
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AI.AHA VIA.
Iuaugurnl Address OF Gov. Patton.

In his inaugural address Robert M. Patton,
Governor OF Alabama. says that at the beginning oi
the year 1861 Alabama contained nearly 100000 OF IN
habtans and ali branches of industry and trade were
prosperous. Villages towns and cities were flourish
ing and internal imprOy were rapidly ana satis'
factorily going forward 97 900 bales OF cotton were
produced in 1860 aud Alabama had become the largest
cotton growing State in the Union, producing about
Oneith OF the entire American crop Inc results oi
the war proved dsastrOus for the Governor adds
"Of the wide waste and ruin With the war has
wrought upon our oncc happy country, Alabama his
suffered iuI sharu. Oi her brave sons VINO entered
the army il may be safely stated that from thTty.hye
thousand 10 forty thousand pershcd in the service In
natural wealth her loss, in one species OF property
alone that Of slaves is not less than s2OOOlOOO and
the aggregate amount Of losses Of the various other
descriptions Of property must be equally as much
Hence We find that in this state alone We have sns'
tained loss IN actual and substantial wealth ol al
least 800 100000.
II think we NAV all profit much by con-
trusting the prosperity and happiness which our conn
try enjoyed the beginning Of the recent war with ITS
present crippled and almost ruined CONDITION In DONG
this shall forget the contentious, bickcrings pas
siOns exctements and dissensions through when we
have passed If we cannot forget at least ct Us rse
above them. Let US be as one man, ana II we are ub-
able TO recover that which has been lost II becomes us
TO bend our united energies III saving ana improving
thai which remains 10 us.
"The war closed with Andrew johnson as President
of the United States. The South lay PROSTATE aud
helpless fne feet OF Federal power. During the war
the legislation Of Congress was necessarily tngcd WIN
the passions OF the times and upon inc return OF peace
there were found upon the national statute books some
OF the moet stringent and proscrptve laws for the
punishment Of persons and c0niiscaton Of property.
There but one way by which we could escape the
penalties Of these rigorous enactments and that was
through the pardonng power Of the President"
The Governor discusses other points as follows:
RECONSTRUCTION.
THE reconstruction restoration policy Of the
President was duly submitted to the people Of Ala
bama and has been unhesitatingly accepted by them
IL NAV be safely asserted that far the work Of
reconstruction has progressed in this State II has been
in strict conformity with what understood to be
the policy OF the General Government Without undue
mnrmurng and in perfect good faith. our people have
natroticay conformtd 70 all the exgencies Of the stu
alton They fully and fairly accept the results Of the
war with ali their legitimate consequences.
THE STATE DEET.
In the year 1875 the 6 bonded o Liabilities OF Alabama
was created in part at least, by sysem of banking
the general operations Of which were dsumepts to ths
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Amusemcnts this Evening.

WALLACK'S THEATER-LoyEs SACRIFICE.
OLYMPIC THEATER-MosTg CaIsro; Or, Tns Losi
PRISONER OP THK CHATEAU DIP
NlBLO's GARDEN-GREKS BUSHES, OR A IiuApaEo YEAR,
AGO
WINTER GARDEN-BABEs ~ THE WooD-1Hs FAT BOT
BROADWAY TnEATER-" MosE " and SAN
LUCY RUsHTONS NEWYORK TIiEATER-soHooI
YoR SCANDAL
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-TIIEATER FRANCAIs-LA
pIEs BATTLE, OR BATAILLg DE DAnEs-LA FILE pk
DOMINIQUE.
BARNUM'S MuSEUM-DwAyGEE, TnE ARAB oh Iht
FAIRY GUARDIAN OF THE MAGIC W -CiHcusc.uh
osrrIgs aC.-Aiernoon and Eycnng-hfrRA 'hcu'
PKRyoHMASCE at III a. m.
FOX's OLD BOWEGY THEATER-WASpERIse orkESH
The SNOW BIRD-JOcKo, THE BRAZILIAN aPh
NEW-YORK observation-disclosures AND nfh
SAs1iC PERYoRxAScEs-JAnEs ROBINSON THE pAhI
BACK RIDKR--Manee at "A O'clock
BRYANTS' MINSrRELS-ICI on PARLK fRANcAs-pAS
BRrAsTs STUMP SPKEcH-LoRD DUSDHLAhf ON
LARK-BLACK EYED WILLIAM
GOUPIL'S GALLERY-FARRER's WATER Colon DRAW
ISGs.
STUDIO BUlLDING-lOrH-sr-FRESc ENGLISH AND
FLEMISH PICTURES.
COOPER INSTlTUTE-LRcrURE NJ STsfhps mAsskrf
("Jeems Pipes OF Pipesvile' )-DEiTTiso ABOUT
GRAND CONGRATULATIONS AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
PROGRESSIVE s0ClABLE-Ar ERsrr HALL NO D
WBsT 3Dsr.
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WHAT THE ILLUsrRIOUs ABERNErHY SAID.

HAT THE lLLUhThiOUS ABEkNt Iur CaiO.
"Weu sir what's the matter7 said Abernehy, the great
Enghh surgeon, to looking patient who had
called to consult him. "Oh nothing serioos, the reply
my stomach and liver on. Of order that's all" DO
you cal that nothing serous said Abe ,ethy. 90" tell YOU
sir that when these two organs o order you call it.
there square inch Of the body less
diseased nor drop Of blood in that Il in heslthfa coudi
ton" Nothing be true and therefore is OF the
very highest Importance to keep the stomach and liver in
vigorous condition 1.-THE is weak and a other irregular
in its action, tone and control them with
HosrErrERs CELEBRATED STOMACH hrTERs,
the most genial vegetable restorative and Alternative that has
ever been administered for Dyspepsia aud Liver Dis
case. It is recommended by distinguished surseom and
physicians of the United States army by officers of the army
and navy by our first authors by eminent cersymen-ih
fact by Thousands of the intelligent of every casas al
unequaed protective against epidemic and nalarou dis
cases. and perfectly nnocuous but al the same time pow
erful, insigorant and Alternative.
New.York Office, No so Cedarst
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DIED.

DAvENPORT-At Augusta Ga. October D. 1865. Charles
Davenport Serseaa. Co. ID, lG2d Regiment n T. s.Nos in
the 10Th yeer OF his age.
Ills remains having arrived in this city. funeral services viii
BE- held this "Wednesday evening, Dec a. at y O'Clock
the residence OF his mother No. 800 Greenwlt ltst. The
friends the f,ly invited attend withou. further
notice His remains will be taken to Cold Spring n. Y,
for nternent.
JOY-On Sabbath evening Dec a. Anna NJ wife of Joseph
r. Joy.
Funeral services Wedne sday morning Dec 2 y
from her late residence No. 3l3 Secondave.
LUFBERRY-At Railway, N j., on Second day evening.
Dec 2j Joseph o. Luiberry in the SOh year OF MS age
The friends and acquantances respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral from his late residence at that psce
Firth day, Dec. 2 at o'clock
MARIE-In this city. Sunday morning, Dec q. Rachel
" wife of Camille Marie aud daughter OF the late John
Steward.
The and friends Of the families invited TO attend
her funeral the residence OF her brother d. Jackson
Steward, No. $50 Fithaye, "Wednesday morning Dec.
%, at 10 O'Clock.
SMiTH-In Brooklyn, Monday, Dec. -. Mrs Jnia A
Smith, widow OF Andrew Smith.
The entves and friends invited 20 attend her funeral
nom the residence of her sonnaw, ID. H. DE bevos-,
No 3O Jay1s,.. Wednesday Dec. 27 a2 O'Clock p m
Chicago papers please copy.
TAPPEN-On Sunday. Dec "a, al Chicago. Ill, Edward,
only son of Charles T., and Eleanor {. Tsppen.
WHITRLY-In this city, Tuesday. Dee 26, Susanna
Whitley. aged Ii years, months and % days. -
Further notice will be given Of the funeral.
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board OF Aldermen.
THE FILTHY sTREETs-IEoREAsE OF SALARY


REWARD FOR a MCRDEEBR, &C., &c.
The Board met at O'Clock yesterday alter
noon Morgan Jones. ESQ in the chair.
resolution received from .he other Board, cal'
ing the attention Of the Mayor and City Inspector and
through them. the StTeei-Cleaning Commissioners to
the dsgusngy filthy condition OF our streets, and that
some Improvement BE- made IN this direction Referred
70 tho Committee on Streets.
BY resolution the salary Of the clerk 10 the Supern.
tendent of Markets increased 10 s., 900 per an
num-
BY resolution, the Mayor was Authorized TO offer
reward OF 81 900 for the murderer Of Daniel Caifey.
who fatally stabbed some time since IN the Lion
Brewery"
The bill Of Lewis Carpenter. amounting TO $50, for
materials furnished The Special Committee on EouIth oi
July was laid over
resolution was presented and laid over TO donate
the land and bindings corner Of IexingtOnave. and
Fifty.irst-st for the use OF a Founding Hospital
TcmOnstrance was presented by Mr. Farley, on be.
hall of the Managers of the North. Eastern Dspensary
against the passage Of tie resolution.
Finally an amendment was inserted, 80 that the res.
oGtOn would read except from the donation to the
Founding Hospital the two rooms of the building now
occupied by the Managers of the North Eastern Dis.
pensaTy." The amendment prevailed. and amended
the resolution adopted
resolution was laid over under the rules to donate
$4,000 to 81. Marys Parochisl School
The Board then adjourned 10 o'clock this afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

Decker BROTHERS NEW PATENT PIANO
FOXES No 81 Blecckerst. of which The WorId OF Dec
% sCs: Upon the merit OF ad
mirble mechanism, added to very simple but won
derflly substantial improvement the Decker Piano has
during the three years that has been before the musical
wurn. gained celebrity rivaling that of the instru
mns made by the oldest.estabiished American and
ErQoan firms"
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Leaving Of .he appropriation uncIpenlei. jCO7
ukIINIAfS

resolution was adopted directing the Controller
to pay thc bill Of A. Oakoy Hall. District Attorney, for
disbursements experses. aud charges in his Office for
the six months ending December 81, amounting to
fJ5JG 10.
Tie Board adopted resolution auditing and allow.
ing the pay roll Of aboers employed on the new Court
House. amounting TO sG.fi0 u.
Tie Board adjourned To Thursday at IL o'eoca m
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

A SPLENDID PREMIUM A new $50 Wheeler
wilson Sewing Machine given for only % yearly sub,
scribsrs to DEMoREsTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE at 50
each and beautiful and artistic Premium to each SUBJ
scriber.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

IBradburys PIanos-rrIE BEST.-Pronounced "ths
Bs.t nv ths mo. reuovued artists Supedor In tone
touch power DURABILITY and elegance Of finish" Ware
rooms Nos 427 and as Broomest Of Crosby Cs'
sand for a ereul.r WIN B. BRADBURY
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A CARD.

BoYs CLoTnISG. enough to supply the whole city. to
fcl very cheap. ]. V. BEoKAw, No 62 Lafayete-place
and No. "A Fourth-aye., opposite Cooper Union.
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Charles Dfckeas's

Charles U1cAelPN
GREAT
CHRISTMAS STORY.
TTlIRTY-ONE COLUMNS.
PUBLISHED IN FULL
n THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY NEWS
NOW READY
IN WRAPPERS FOR MAIL
FOR SALE by ALL THE NEWSDEALfFS.
TERMS OF NEW-YoRK WEEKLY NEWS,
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
SINGLE COPIES..... CENlo.
One Copy one year. 81 90 Ten Copies one year. $l1 ~
Three Copies one year col Twenty Copies, year. 80 ~
Five Copies one year.. 75iTo CIersymn year. %
And an EXTRA COPY to any CLUB of TEN
ANY person sending CLUB Of FIFTY for THE SEMI
WEEKLY or WEEKLY NEWS will be entitled TO THE
DAILY NEWS FREE FOR ONE YEAR. The name Of tho
Po.toee and State should in oil be plainly written
To insure safety remisnce money orders are preferable
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
Address
BENJAMIN WOOD,
NE1YoRK NEws BUILDING, No 10 CITY HALL SQUARE,
NEwYORx
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BmcKs.-3O, 900 to 80, 900 splendid BRICKS are
made per dag by the NAuoNAL BRICK MACHINE Sat
isfactOn guaranteed. ABRAM REQUA No. lJ0 Broad
way
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MAR RE ID.

ABBEY-DU BOIS-On Tuesday morning Dec. 26, at the
Second Reformed Dutch Church in Kingston N. Y. by the
Rev c. H. suit, M H. L. Abbey Of Rondout to Miss Mary
l.. Du Bois daughter of Ella Du Bois ESQ., OF Kingston
BRAINERD-OSBORN-At Oshkosh, Wis, on Thursday,
Dec. 2l by tn, Rev Mr. HUFF the residence OF Dr. =
Osborn formerly of Brooklyn N Y = s. Brainerd of St.
Louis No. to Miss josephine Osborn OF the former place.
RICARDO-COLE-At Hackensack. n j., on Thursday Dec.
a. by the Rev. DR.. Fisher, George Ricardo, jT. Miss
Adane youngest laughter OF Jacob Cole, esq, all OF the
.nap
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

TIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE il
New. York No 32g Canal.st c. BAsTET.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

John G. Breckenridge, Gen. McCausland
Harry Gilmore and many other minor Conederat
officers are domosticated at Toronto.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

SEWING MACHIYEs--FoR SALE AND To KENT
V. W. WIcREs, No. 4s6 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

What Is Better
WHAT is BETTER
FOR A OFT
FOR A GIFT
than our NEW UNION l. ;. MAP. 3x4i feet large timely
mounted. OF Pocket Edition for 50
NEW PANORAMIC Z. ). MAP,
about six feet square. for 81
III. III. LLOYD & Co.,
No. 81 John.st New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

CLOTHES WRIYGERs of all kinds repaired b
Baley Washing NngIns Machine Co. 40. broadway "
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THE REyowY OF BURYETTs STANDARD PREP,

THE REYOwY OF BURNETT's STANDARD PREP
ARarIosaFor moro then eight years these Preparations
have maintained large and constantly increasing SALE SUE
tanning the opinion of the best judges that they are unvaed
BuRsErTs ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH Is a pyeseyro Of the
teeth snd beauties them riou hvv to the enamel In
this respect It stands alone The evidence of Chemists and OF
the Dental Faculty substantiates these facts.
eale he al Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

If the baby is cutting teeth, Use tAat old and
well tried remedy Mrs. WIysLows SOOTHING syrup, which
greatly facilitates the process and to regulate the bow
. 1t treeve the child from pain couects acdity and wind
collie and by giving the infant quiet natural sleep gives rest
to the mother Offices No 49 Dey ST., New. York. and No.
205 High Holborn London, England.
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fAdvertisemerts.i

JEpPgRs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
The only place in the city where
LADIES GooD BOOTs AND SHoEs AND UENiiEhLN .
Tup,OrpERrD SIIppEEs can b. had at low prices.
JEFFERs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

KNox's LATEST STYLE OF HAT has made quite
sensation and his establishment at No 5s3 Broadway under
the Prescott House. is hronged with customers 1t is un
doubedy THE Hat PAR OF the season manu-
featured from the best material of neat and elegant shape
end becoming almost any style of couneaance variety
OF styles in Hats Caps. &C. will be found here, and No. !9l
Futon.t second door from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

Bailey Patent Spring Roll & Cog. Wheel Wash
In: Wrneins ghesi premium Machines i76 BroadwayN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER, will
cogs The best in use. II. C. BRowSIyG, 3i7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
9TH Regiment,
NATIONAL. GifARn

1th KcRlmPnt,
NATIONAL GUARD.
Tho Seventh Regiment will give RECEPTION ct tbs
Academy of Music the evening OF the 3t Of January 1885,
honor OF those members who have served in the Regular OF
Volunteer Army and Navy daring the late Rebelon and all
members whether active exempt at the time OF entering
the service well those who served with the regiment
during either OF its three campaigns and aerward entered
the United States service requested 10 send thor sdde<
Immediately with rank and the number OF the oomplny m
the Seventh which they be."n.-d 10 captain OEOkdE
MooPn cstifu cA..man OF Committee on lnyitations,
Box No. @7 New-York T. q.
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Business Soilre5.

An IF YOU WISH TO GIVE YOUR LADYE-LOvE
twelve new fo loving you lie, your hody present to
lrr he dozen Of PHALoSs NIGHT. BLooNiSo CEsEus,
fuue that Cupid would orskehi, rose eaf cradle to ar,
ter his wings In.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

A Very Large and Choice selection
of the following line of goods opening for
FALL AND HOLIDAY SALES:
REAL BRONZES.
COMPOSITION BRONZf.S.
MARBLE, ORMOLU AND GILT
MOUNTED CLOCKS and MAN
TEL SETS.
FANCY GOODS.
PARIAN aud BISQUE STATUARY.
STERLING SILVER AND FINE
PLATED WARE.
FRENCH CHINA, both White and Decorated
GLASSWARE, Engraved, Cut or Plain.
CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES.
in Bronze, CutGas. and Fire Gilt, from Original
Designs
WEDDING and HOLIDAY PRESENTS
in Sterling Silver. and other Goods.
Undoubtedly the largest and best assortment now In marks
". HAUGHWOUT & CO.,
Nos 4S8, 40 and 492 BROADWAY,
4-- Corner Of Broonie st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-24
Auction Sales.

TRUSTEES SALE OFVALUABL REAL
PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF ALEA-
ANDRIA In pursuance Of deed Of trust
from Chas S. Moore and wife to |. Louis Kin
zer, now deceased, and for whom the underslgn,,
ed has been substituted as trustee, which sald
deed is dated on the 9th day of January, 1925
County Court Of Alexandria county, will offer
for sale by auction, in front Of the Mayors
Office, in this city, on SATU RDAY, the 25th
day Of the present month; (Noyember, 1882, at
p clock NJ, the DIV ELLING HOUSE Mss
and LOT, now occupied by said Mo }c:y2 sit aa
franklin sts., in said city of Alexandria.
Selling. as trustee, shall convey only such
title as IS vested in me- which is believed to be
unquestionable.
Terms made known at sale.
GEORGE H. MARKELL
nov 71-eotd Trustee
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r. o T I G E

-GoTLEIB APPICH, having thoroughly re-
nish his customers and the public with every
description Of FRENCH and AMERICAN
CONFECTIONERY, Ice Cream Preserves,
Cordials Fruits, Toys, &C., sc.
Particular attention given to the getting up
Of Bride and other Cakes, which will be fur
nished from the plainest to the most recherche
style at reasonable prices, -
A saloon expressly, for ladies is attached to
the establishment where meals, oysters, &c.
can be had at all hours. nov l6-lm
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r AIDES SCHOOL, FAIRFAX G.. H, VA.
IL MRS. H. NJ. BAKER
This school will be reopened on the second
Monday in January, 1866.
The Boarding and Home Department will be
entirely under the charge of MI. and Mrs. Her
bert G. Fairfax.
Board, including washing, Fuel and
Lights, per quarter, 10 weeks; .........S $50. 90
Tuition in English and French, each........ 500
Music on Piano 1000
Use of Piano 100
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE,
Lessons will be given in Einbroderies and
Fancy Work if desired.
Boarders will furnish their own sheets, pillow
cases. towels and table napkins, and have all
clothing marked in full no l4-2awtno3O
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NE AGNOLIA HOUSE,
COR. OF DUKE AND COLUMBUS SIS,
ALEXANDRA VA.

The "MAGNoL1A," is the place for al lovers
OF good things in life. Here you can eat and
grow tat-drink and be merry. The LARDEE
is always pl otiful]y supplied with the best Of
everything: II! kinds OF LlGUoRs; Ale and
Porter on draught, y eiss Beer, choice Segars,
&C, always or hand. This is, also; the most
convenient House for travellers. being only
two blocks from the Railroad Depot, The pro-
prietor, also, takes pleasure in announcing
that his new, elegant and CoMMoDloUs HALL
is now finished, and can be engaged for Parties,
Balls, Concerts. Lectures, &C., at the most
reasonable rate. For Terms apply to
r. FREDERICK, Proprietor
no I3--tf Magnolia House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-24

DUBLIC SALE OF HORs ES AND MULES.
Twill sell at Public Auction, in front q the
Market House, Alexandria, Va. on SAT0K~
DAY, NOVEMBER 18th, at y O'CLOCK NJ ?
Good Farm Horses, l Fine Young Blooded
Saddle and Harness Nag: and 3 Elegant Colts,
2 two wears. and three bears Old Also Fine
two year old Mule, well grown. Terms Cash.
no l4-eo2W & FRANK STONNELL.
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S Il R I $ $ H r u S
The next ing to a good fitting coat is q gooa
fitting SHIRT: which can only be obtained by
measurement. the same as for q coat.
MESSRS. O'NEIL s. DWELLY are pre-
pared to take measures and manufacture
SHIRTS to order, and guarantee a fit Give
them trial if YOU want nice fitting shirt
Tn cir place Of cuisines is at g. King St. no 2-tf
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Clothing, &c.
E E N 0 v A L

A RNOLD & FIELD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTlNGS,
.EAILORS' TRIMMINGS, AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS GOODS,
Having disposed Of our interest in the Mel-
chant Tailoring business at No. 50, King st., to
to O'Neal s. Dwelly, and removed to No. SO, we
porpose to offer foryour inspection good line OF
the above goods. Our long experience in the
manufacture of Cloths and Cassimeres, give
us great advantage in selecting our stock,
which we intend to sell BIT q small advance ON
cost
We shall offer great Inducements to Tailor55,
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap,
You will find in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment great selection Of goods in that line
never regret it, at No. SO, King street. next
door to Miller's China Store.
sep 22-tf ARNOLD y FIELD.
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BY J. 4. ROSE & CO., AUCTIONEER.

NOTICE. We will offer, at Public Sale OF
IN Friday Eve2zieg; Novema6er 24th, large
collection Of OIL PAINTINGS, LITHO-
GRAPHS and ENGRAVINGS, Photograph
Albums, Picture Frames, Gold Pens and Pen
ellis, together with large assortme nt ofFANCY
GOODS. The attention Of purchasers is called
to this sale as the goods must positively be clo-
sed out JNO. A. ROSE q CO.,
no 2l-4t So, King st., near Fairfax.
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A stage line, to run between this city and
Leesbusg, has been established by VIM. Boles
& Co. A coach will leave here on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at half-past
seven O. clock, and return on Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday evenings, at six O'clock,
connecting with stages for Winchester al
at Leesburg.
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Hotels and Restaurants,

MALTBY HOUSE,
lM A. B. MILLER, Proprietor.
PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
This house having been lately thoroughly
RE-FITTED And RE-FURNISHED,
renders its accommodations second to none IL
the city. aug lily