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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-06

New OR1EANs MEDIoR1 AND sUBGGcAI
JoURNA1A We have received copy of the
November nunbe Of thisexsellent bi-nanthly.
The List Of contributors inclades the names of
well-kaoWn leading members Of The profes-
sion, such as Dr. ., q. Mott and DR.. q. "a.
Masten Of Mobile, Dr. a. 81. Cenas and Mn.
Iaster, ii this city. We also perceive IN it
with pleasure, that Of Warren Stone, il, son
and nanaasakesof the distinguished Nestor Of
the profession in the South His paper is "a
valuable contribution on tie subject of the
treatment Of nazillary fractures. Dr. Genass
article on the Laminaria Digitata viii rs
hailed With great satisfaction by all interested
in the treatment Of an important class Of
uterine diseases. Mr.. Laster's brief, but
lucid paper on Pharmaceutical JelEes Is
another proof Of his chemical accomplish
aaents ana rracticability. And each OF The ten
original arEcles might properly enough lie.
separately Landed. The selected articles are
Of equal interest and ability. The get up Of
the periodical is excellent.
The community have reason to be proud Of
the nlsaieal literature Of New Orleans. 1t is
nov really second to that Of no city IL the
country.
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1lessrs. b. d Overall \ Co, agents Of the
II 1ld Guard, a monthly magazine published in
n W York, have sent US a copy Of that excel
IL, pabIieation.
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uYecTs0ntCS' a2sG Agricultural
FAIR ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, November 2, 1866
The following Railroad and Steamboat. Lines have kindly
volunteered to return FREE OF CHARGE, all Exhibitors
md their Wares present at the GRAND FAIR held in New
Orleans, commencing the 20th November 1866:
New Orleans, opeousas and Great Western Railroad.
Chicago and Great Eastern Railroad
Mississippi Valley Transportation Company
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Pacific Railroad,
Desmones Valley Railroad.
Cincinnati and Gainesville Railroad.
Syraeusc Birmingham and New York Railroad
PEORIA Pebn and Jackson Railroad
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Rutland and Burli gton Railroad.
Keokuk and Mount Pleasant Ralrond
Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company.
yicksburg packet Fashion Capt p. D. Pratt.
The New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Mississippi Central have gone further and win
during the Fair pass persons visiting New Orleans at half
the usual price Of tickets. e
LUTHER HOMES,
....... Secretary and Treasurer
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pru GOODS |! 2s.n COG
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

E. GTQUEL,
1a0..,.....,,.. CANAL STREET. ..,..,..... 1e0
Having received his fall complete assortment of Fancy
ard Staple DRY GOODS, will offer them from MONDAY
the 9Th inst, Great Bargains, viz
Plain, Printed and Striped P0PLINs.
CASHMEREs.
E. T.. MUSLIN DE LAME
:, 81. :. AIPACAs
French and English CALICOES.
Plain and Figured TARTANS and FLAsNELs
DAMASE for Curtains-aIl wool
Plaid, Striped and Damast MUsLIEs.
French CASSIMERS and CLOTHS.
Plain SILKS and SATyNS-al cOlors
Fancy SILKS and FOULARDs.
Plain and Figured Black SILKS.
Cashmere and Melted sHAWLs.
Embroidered COLA and HANDKERCHIEFs.
Cluuy and Ealencenne LAGEs.
Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFS, from 81 doz up.
IRISH LINEN and LONG LAWN.
Huck and Birds Eye DIAPERS.
Ladies' Linen and Cotton CHENISES
Ladies' and Children's Merino VESTS.
Cents Youths and Boys Merno VESTS.
Ladies' aud Children's Fancy HOSE.
Ladies' and Childrens Fancy PARAsOLS.
French CORSETS.
Ladies' and Chtldren's CLoAKs.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fancy CRAYATs.
Real Lace SHAWLS.
Furniture DIMITIES and CALICoEs
BLACK GOODS of all descriptions.
CoMBs-the newest Paris style.
BLANKETs-White and Grey.
BLANKETs-l04, ia, l24 1874.
CALICOEs- manufacture-l5 to zoe. a yard.
Beached and Brown DoMEsTIC-l5 to SOC. yard.
Beached and Brown Colt n SHEEfING.
Kersey, Linsey, Kentucky JEANS sATINETs, etc
Call examine my Stock you will find your advan-
tage
E. GIQUEL,
l26 Canal street
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TUESDAY MORN NC. oVEMBBR :, 1855.

THE NEW YoRK ErEc11oN, We stated yes
terday that the Democrats of New York were.
greatly encouraged by the Indications of the
registry Of voters. About 10 600 we're in
scribed at the opening Of the lists, aRd it YVES
calculated ehat between thirty and forty
thousand would be added on Frids,y and Sat-
urday last. It appears that this anticipation
has been more than fulfilled. Nearly sc, 900
names We're added to tie registry, ana the
total number is ever 125, 900. III 100, 0G0 votes
should be east Hoffman's majority in he city
viii be $4,000 In 1864 the vote stood, for
Seymour 1856, for Fenton Sc, 37s giving
Seymour majority Fl 81. osT votes. Fentons
majority IN the State was ssd7. A Democratic
majority Of $4,000 ii New York city would
come within 394 votes Of overcoming this
prepondsaanee. The vote of Kings, Westches-
ter Richmond and Queens, will more than &C
'compish it Unless tbs Republicans gain
largely - the interior counties they will lose
the Sfafa
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ELECTIONS To-Day Elections take place
to-day in the following States New York.
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Missouri and Kansas. In all OF
these States members of Congress are to be
chosen, and in some Of them a governor and
members Of the State Legislature.
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If Card.

The Undersigned begs his thanks
to the FIRE DEPARTMENT. for their untlring efforts in
saving his property destruction at the late fire
t. G. PAYAN.
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TIE Eun.! TYse Eats' The F@tr
BY NEILIaAN s M ssh.
SAFE OF pRvLEars FOR BARS, ETe, Mt THE FAR GROUNDS

During continuance Fair commencing the 10th
ofNovelnbe will be gold the office of the Association
On WEDNESDAY, Urn INST, AT IL O'CLOCK M,
anction to the highest bidder under the direction Of the
Committee Fair Grounds:
/ All the privileges regular Race Course STANDS and
Booths, for keeping Bar and other purposes
q The privilege keeping Bar spot designated near
the Amphthenter for Exhibitions Particulars in the hands
of Auctonee and to be made known on the day OF sale
AS privilege keep only three bars the entire grounds
will be sold these are therefore. exceedingly valuable
On MONDAY the 18th inst. all booths for tho retail OF
Confectionery Wine Eatab,es Flying Horses etc. etc will
be sold the Office of tho Association at IL O'Clock NJ
plan of the Grounds with location of Booths can be seen
at the time and place.
TEMMs-Cash at the time ofadjHdcation.
NELLIGAN & NASH.
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CoORilsg Stores.

GOUEEEB5B StIUS8s
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AND OF THE MOST RENOWNED BRANDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

VIRGINIA RAILRoADs.-The Alexandra
Gazette of yesterday has the following in rela-
tiOn 10 railroads in that vicinity:
The books. papers ana all the other effects of
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company
were turned over last night by Messrs. q uig-
ley and Jameson to the officers OF that COM
pany elected at the last meeting OF the stock
holders, and this morning John =. Barbour,
Esq, took possession OF the road. Mr.. Vapde-
grit, superintendent, alto assumed the
dnties of his office this morning. The ser
vices of Mr McCafferty are, for the present,
retained.
We learn that the Southern and National
Express Companies have both discontinued
the transportation of freight over the South
Side railroad, owing TO the fact that the Presi-
dent of that road. in addition to exacting double
first-class rates for their freights, insists upon
their messengers paying full fare between Pc
tersburg and Lynchburg. This will force the
express companies TO send their freight for
Lynchburg via Richmond and the Orange and
Alexandra railroad, and will necessarily re-
tard the speedy transportation OF freight
The bridge over Diff1cult Greek. on the Lou
don and Hampshire Railroad, has been COM
pleted. and on Monday passengers Were carried
over this road TO Herndon Station, twenty
three and a quarter miles from Alexandria.
The track of the road from Herndon TO Gull
ford has been entirely destroyed, but from
Guilford, which point, IL is said. will soon be
reached, TO Farmwell, il rs in good condition,
not having been molested during the war.
When the trains succeed in reaching Farm-
well, owing to the great expense OF bridging
Goose Greek, it Is thought that work for the
present will be suspended and thai point made
the terminus of the road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07
Financial and Commercial.

The New York stock market e x hibits an in
crease Of speculative activity. The Conxer-
eial Advertiser says: Governments are less ac-
tive and rather weak. Seven -thirties are sup
piled slightly in excess Of the demand, and the
second and third series x lower. Money
is in active demand from the street, and the
rate On call is firm at SIX per cent. The recent
failures have produced a temporary caution
respecting discounts, and there is perhaps n
partial contraction in the purchase Of paper.
Prime names are current ST 7as per cent, good
a. SalO per cent Gold is less active. A por-
Gon of the late short contracts appear 20 be
still unsettled, the sellers holding out in hope
OF a lower premium. The rate on borrowed
gold is l-l6al -32 per cent. per day. Quotsd NJ
l2I 5 TO l2e.
view OF the markets in that city as follows:
tlour-Transactions in good brands OF Super
and Extra Flour have been 10 a fair extent
cripiion of Flour. with a fair iobbing demand.
No sales OF City Mills high grade shipping E1-
ira has transpired. Stock light and firmly
n nrld. Low gTsdes move slowly: Sales in
at = So, Loo barrels Extra do part taken
for shipment at S925aS9 81, 400 barrels Ohio
Super at - .25aSs5 81, l,OSO barrels Extra do. at
SSas.95, AID sou barrels City Mills Super AZ
$50
Grain Receipts Of Wheat continues e1-
trtmeIy light and better prices have been OBJ
aimed for prime reds. No really good
" hIte has been offered through the week. The
nftt rings of Corn have fallen of, and grades
have TO be written fully cents higher for
white Yellow showed no alteration, but
closed firm. Oats have ruled a shade frmer
under very short receipts.
ProNlsions.-Bacon has brought previous
prices and closes steady with iaIr inquiry,
principally for the near Southern trade and n
reduced stock. Bulk Meat has ruled frmer,
the demand being mostly fer shoulders. Lard
and barreled Pork have attracted very little
attention and are unsettled.
Sugars.-Both grocery and refining dcscrip-
tons have been in faIr demand and prices
steady. Sales embrace 290 hhds. fair Porto
Rico refining at lO1 cents, 90 hhds Cuba do
AZ lOA cents, both months: 2O hhos. grocery
Porto Rico At 1lal2A cents, as to quality; 60
hhds. grocery Cuba AT llal3 cents, and 81 hhds
and serces prime English Island IT l3 4
cents.
Whisky.-Early in the week small sales OF
Western and City were effected at - aOaSa 25 \
but the marker closes quite heavy, = sale of IS
bbls. Western being reported at 81 25. To-day
the market was quite flat, and no sales trans
nirra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

PAY or ARMY OFPICERs.-The House Mill
tary Committee Wednesday directed General
Schenck TO report to the House bill his fixing
the animal pay of all army officers as follows
The Lieutenant General, $1,000. Major Gen.
eral, when commanding geographical military
division, embracing two or more departments, or
OF separate army actually in the feld and en-
engaged in active military operations, $500;
when commanding geographical military de-
partment or division in the field, g., 900; when
on other duty, S65D0. Brigadier General, when
commanding military department. armv. or
division IN the field, $500. When command :
ing brigade, or on other duty, Si,5U0. Colonel,
when commanding brigade, or military post
s3,5O0; when commanding regimentor on other
duty, $1,000. Lieutenant colonel, 81. 600 major
Se,0C0; captain, $1,000; first lieutenant, SI.JOO;
second lieutenant 81 ,2.D. When on furlouCh
not caused by sickness or wounds, after thirty
days, TO lose thirty per cent of their pay. Pay
OF prirates and non-commissioned officers TO
remain the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

BS-At the Lake des Allemands, in the parish
Of 81. James, Louisiana, the wild ducks and
geese were all stunned or killed by hail stones,
which fell the size of MIME balls.
SThe price Of tobacco in Montana Terri
tory has recently been as thigh as ave dollars
pound. IL must be a consolation 70 the Mon
tanese that they need not buy Il unless hey
chews.
TA small boy while passing through an
alley IN Cincinnati, the other day, was 90 Sc
riously sealded, by the sudden escape of steam
from the boiler of a manufacturing establish
ment, that he has since died.
D-The suit of Charles Burrell against the
cify of Boston, involving ciaim OF fs0nopO
for procuring recruits for the quota of Boston
during the war, has been Withdrawn from a
Jury trial by consent of counsel, and win he
argued and decided on legal points before the
Supreme Court
EH Astronomers have discovered that the
moon is drawing gradually nearer 10 the eartn,
by about an inch every year. They have Also
discovered that the day Is about one hundrsdth
of second longer now than IL was two thou
sand years ago.
- The Mobilians were badly soDd on the Ist
OF April by the Sunday Times whsoA an
honheed that Rev. Henry Ward Beoenng weObd
pf'arh In the Mobile Theater % - oay,
which sufficeo 10 draw the best house a tte
q aeon. "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

RTThs Crown Princess of Prussia, Victo-
ria's eldest daughter, rs again eIcteste. The
brunswick family is materially aiding TO pop
ulaie the world; but s. many little royal dears
are very costly.
S~ Earl Russell amiably attributes Fenian-
ism 10 the American war.
@Princess Louisa of England has a bad
cold in her head. The consequences has been
TO make the Princess Lou wheezy.
R1 One hundred and nifty cords OF white
birch lors have been purr rhssrd by firm Mt
Pennington fails, Ar., a. be manufactured
into spools.
~ The New York Evening Post says that a
business man ln Williamsburg, whose sale has
h4pn hiows Open Three umrs hy burglars, now
pnrsn.s the plan nf :raving thr key an the lock.
lie IL tired cf ps, Is,g tor r"I'atrs
THE pr,,i..~r rd amrudineht 10 the income
tar cft,rs n 4 y. tu,utn Ea Z. n.-s- is this n
branch Of pSvauc-'Cn neeaii'e .scouiasenent'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

THE RICHMOND PRINTERS STRIKE.-On last
Saturday a strike took place among the prin-
tprs OF Richmond against material. reduction
OF wages: consequently the city of Richmond
Is minus the light Of the countenances OF five
or SIX very neat daily papers. Yesterday the
the place OF the strikers, and to-day Obtained
aboUt thirty persons known professionally as
''Tais," or men who work for less than
Union rates" These were all shipped" this
morning in good order for the "City of the
Hiils."-P Philadelphia EueniEg TsIegrupA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

THE EIGHT HOUR LABOR MovEMENT-A
large meeting of men in favor of reducing the
hours of daily labor to eight, instead of ten,
was held last night al Union Square. Horace
Greeley, Henry ID. Ranney and others argued
that the hours could he and ought to be shor-
tened, and some of them declared that eight
hours should be made legal days work, is the
absence Of any other agreement. There Is a
strike in this city for the eight-hour system;
hut it is confined mainly to the ship builders
and caulkers. and comprises only Il few hun
dred men.-E T. Post.
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Opposite THE PATENT OFFICE
452 SEVENTH STREET,
PAPER HASGINGS. FIEE-BOARD PRINTS,
BORDERS. DECORATIONS GILT CORNIOE,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS. RUSTIC BLINDS,
And magnificent STOCK of
WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES. PIC
TUEE CORDS, TAS5ELS, AND NAILS.
lso. superb assortment of
SQUARE and OVAL PHOTOGRAPH AND
PICTURE FRAMES, in Gcid, Rosewood Wal
nut, and Ebony.
And an endl0ss ariety of
CARD DE ElSITE FRAMES. PASSE.PAR-
TUtTs, CARVED BRACKETS AND FRAMES.
The aboy We stock is now offered to the public
AT COST, FOR THIRTY BAYS,
In order 10 make room for extensive alterations.
ard add lions to my store.
AN inspection OF the above com slete stock is re-
specially solicited.
l.. J. R0THGOCK,
ta2 Seventh street.
sp 4-so3w Opposite the Patent on a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

AN EIGHTEEN.HoUR MovEMKNT.-The Mo-
bile (Ala., } Tribune says thar the three papers
published in Mobile, its own included gave
their readers one morning very interesting ac-
counts of the meeting of the workingmen the
night before, in advocacy of the eight Ia
Dor system All three of the papers, too, ia
vored the movement. To do this they worked
their hands eighteen hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

~ froiicsoma member OF Congress from Da-
eo'ah, the other day nought "A swapping Sur;,,,
and put il i'm the desk of venerable ruemh' Y
1rOm Pennsylvania, and then asked the rupm-
her Tor a sheet Of paper. The uususpacting
gentleman nearly lost one of his fingers by the
iricE, greatly TO the delight of the PRACTICAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

ERTURH on FRENCH TRooPs FROM MEXICO.
ih- transport Amnzon@, commanded by cap
'ain in the Imperial navy, has arrived at Tou-
ION. having on board nine hundred and nine
n'hcers. soldiers, and seamen belonging 10 the
french army ia Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

GREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND
VI PIANOS.
One almost new four round corner octave Hal
let & Davis PIANO, S275.
One So octave bacon Raven, SHs.
One Ga octave Dubois & Bacon, SIS. IISII
6ne octave Steward, SIS
One octave Loud & Co. $50.
The above Pianos are all in pest order, and will
be sold upOE easy terms.
We have also on hand the largest stock OF NEW
PIANOS in the CITY.
W. G. METZER0TT 4 CO.,
No. ais IA av., bet 9Th and 10Th sts.,
Sole Agency Of Steinwsy's Pianos and Mason K
Hamlin = Cabinet Organs, NH .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

~ The Frnian scare is costipg. The British
Government pretty penny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07
w EDDING PRESE ENTS.

w EDDING ESEETS
SILVER TEA SETS,
SPOONS, FORKS AND
FANCY SILVER WARE
SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS.
A large assortment.
n. W. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
30 2.Gt 354 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

oAohus LsA Proprietor
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON
The Management most respectfully annonnces
this as the Last " eek cf the present Season.
More Additions, New Acts, New Attractions to.
night.
THE STANDARD VARIETY THEATRE OF
THE COUNTRY.
Every act this week New Pieces New
BailetA. First time pt the JsT hahIe Farce OF
JULIUS CROWS ThIP TO CONGRESS
Grand Spanish Bail Divertissement entitled
HANpUBDUSE,
by the splendid Ballet Grorpe hnder the direction
81 l. DOkHELGI. the famous aaitre de Ballet
ReTrOGuCtinE nf the great Drama nf
TIE GUEHRiLLhS or THE POTOMAC,
which created such sensation upon the ocC aston
of its first repre.eutsttOu with original Music and
Rattle Scenes, the whole comprising in the cast
MILE Ia ROSE
JOHN NULLIGLN in his iucnrn parable acts
sHprSrtcd by the nights Of Burnt Cork. RYMAN,
EpWhkDS: BUCKLEY, WHITING, BURGESS
and WILSON
LAST GRAND LADIES MATINEE
OF THE SEASON,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

MCFARLAND, STEPHENSON CO.'S
ifI FAST GBElG hit LINE
BALTIMORE, WAsHINGTUN, ALEXANDRIA, |,
GEORGETOWN.
And Points and Connecting with the Orange 4
Alexandria Railroad.
MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FORWARDED WITH DISPATCH AT
THE LOWEST RATES.
81 The sbsye Line IL strictly a HOME LINE, the
proFrietors being old residents Of Baltimore and
Washington. and of long experience in the for
vsrding business They comic emily solicit the
patronage Of the public.
Offces;-1I4 S6nth Eutsw street. Baltimore, and
Baltimore and Washington Depot, Washington,
DC
JOHN MCFARLAND. Baltimore.
JOHN A. STEPHENSON, Washington, ID. @.
NH l5-lmf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

10 He Lac DIES.
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing that
ssGeperal Agents, they have com pleted arrange
IurHts to supply the latest production OF the
AMERICAN NODDED COLLAR COMPANY
GRAY 5 PATENT LADIES CRIMPED OUL-
LARS,
Tovhich they would invite the special attention {
the :adles his article Is entirety ROvol its con
stTucli"li EnG appearance, and reaches the pnrchR
ser In THE form Of a handsome turn over Collar
crlmped or hutea, aE its name indicates and pro
sr!y Curved - MT snugiy the weaTsr's neck BY n
sight pulling upon the ends, however, lust suffi-
Client 10 destroy the sweep curvature il becomes
neat and tasty 'Garrotte'' or Standing Collar or
pair of tUn~. 1t ls Manufactured f!4n the same
choice material rsed IL making Bank note paper,
and retains it's pesrly white appearance, without
soiling, even longer than 9 nicely polished linen
collar.
As this Collar is entirely new in the N arket and
Vet Ia in ths hands OF onlJ the larger dealers the
undersigned propose for the present till the Collar
Is more generally introduced. 10 furnish sample
boxes containing one dozen Collars. by mail post
pala 10 any address on receipt of IS cents
~ IN gIrtnS Post Once address, mention TopH,
County, and STATE. address,
LELAND, JOHNSON CO.,
mn 75-eol5t 81 DeVonshire st. Boston.
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PERSONAL.

{IN. Prince, 3Sl street. opposite Patent
w Office. the only practical STaMPER in the
District wishes TO inform his that he is
IIot connected with any atber Stamping concern In
this city AS there 20 called StaRpers using
his name hence this notice. He has only pidcs,
on street. Weekly III receipt of new patterns,
which maze up at once fec
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CLOTHING, &c.

goods. NH 23 I'm
A SEQ e
BYTHE BARD OF OAK HALL.
Each DAY as you read yorr newspaper.
An offer yOu often will find
To teach you to make a great fortune,
Hyou are but that way inclined.
Ifyou wiz send them some money,
Their secret to you they will tell:
few stamps will answer ~ we'll.
But, have got something to tell you,
That will save You many tramp,
If Yon want to buy good and cheap clothing;
And dent even charge You = stamp.
New just walk up to Seventh street,
And straight into SMITHS OAK HALL go,
And you II ind the best clothes in the city
SMITH BROTHERS eco,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OAK HALL,
Asa SEVENTH STREET.
inst eeceiyed the largest and finest stock of
PlBCE GOODS ever offered in the city of Wash
lhelon Having secured the best artists IN the city,
we are prepared tn make up in the finest style, and
NH IL s. Il. Il Co.
MI LOSANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, 5I1
l'I Ninth street, corner OF D, desires "a
to call the atteHtiOn of his friends and the 80
@ f nn hi s9Hfs rsisSn WSa e.
which he viii maize up at reasonable rates "~S~-
10 suit lne times.
Mr. ROBERT HARDON. his associate in bust
ness, invites his fCTmer friends give him a call
ana guarantees perfect fitting and fashionable
garment 10 all who may give their patronage.
Z. 81 have removed from 5l1 Ninth street, to
the above rlaCc. rIh Is I'm
CHAIR ES FARMER, JAMES 7. WALKER,
MEKCHANT TAILOKS
No 4-4 Seventh street, near z.
line assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
and NESTiNGS Uu hand. which they will
ma ie up tn the fastest styles and best pos IA
sit 10 manner
We have also fine assortment of Gents fS
FINISHING Goods. -
Please give Us a call.
Shirts rlade TO order.
fe 2b-3m FARMER & WALKER
Z suece.sor 70 b. F. London 3 Oe., -
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, "A
Net-opoiifGn Hotel, Idts B-olrn's, ~
362 Pennsvlvsnis sveuus, A
VIII Washington. ID. U.