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SKATING PARK.-Go TO Cronin's Skatorial
Emporium, 23S Pennsylvania avenue, near
13th street, and procure season tickets for the
Park. You can also procure there the finest
Skates at the lowest New York prices. 1872:
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

nEPARTMENI OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
WASHINGTON. December 8. lSS
On the petition of rs Il. SWEET. OF Pitts
burgh, Pr nnsy yania, praying for the extension
OF patent granted TO him the l4th day of VI arch,
1854, Tor An Improvement in Hanging of the Csrlp-
ing ing Jaw of Spike Machines, for seven years
place on the 18th day Of March, lS6S
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the 24th day of Febru-
airy next, at u O'Clock m; and all persons mott.
ned to appear and show cause, IL any they have,
why said petition ought net TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
he in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least rers days before the
day of hearing all testimony filed by either party TO
be used at the said hearing must be taken and
mltted in accordance with the rules of the once,
which will be furnished On application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
tmony must be filed in the ONCE ticenfy days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, If sny, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intellieencer, Washington, ID.
c., and in the Post, Pittsburg Pennsy anna once
q week for three successive weeks; the first Of
TO the day Of hearing. T. @. THEAkER.
de l1-vN Commissioner OF Pstenta.
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JOS. j. MAY b CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
befveen 9th and 10Th sfreexs

CARD-DANIEL LEIBERT residing near
SkE HPopsHR :. the 4sSO5 s9s e:
ply to him on his place or by letter through the
Washington Post Once. He also attends TO the
Col. VIM. Henry pangerfsld, Wood Cot, Prince
George county. Nd, J.P. Barth0loW, and The Star
Once, " Ashipstep, y. q, de 2f3m'
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Dec. 9Th, iS@.
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE pIsrRfC1
Il OF COLOMBIA, HOLDING A DISTRICT
COT ri OF rae UNITED STATES

To al tchoyl " may concern, gresltag:
Notice - hereby given, that the steamer Ger.
Bragg captured by vessels Of the United State
belonging 70 the Mississippi Squadron under
command Of Rear Admiral {. II. Davis, and to-
same was hbelled and prosecuted in this court il
the name OF the United States. for the reasons IN
the libel stated and that said cause will stand FOR
Trial at the City Hall. in the City OF Washingtop.
on the hrst Monday OF January next, when sui
where all persons are warned 70 appear 70 show
and 70 intervene for their interests.
II. J. MEIGS. CLERK
December ltl. l-T de
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IN BANKRUPTCY
LEGAL NOTICES.

or CoLtMBIA. HOLDING A DIsTRI-T
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT
- TO all trhOW = may concern, grssftng.
Notice Is hereby given, That the stesmtuc Tes-
Yer Was captured by vessels of the United STAT
belonging TO the Mississippi squadron under CON-
msnd Of Rear ADMIRAL q. II. Davis. aud the same
Vas hoeled aud prosecuted In this court. IN the
name OF the United States. FOR the reasons IN ths
libel stated and that said cause will stand for tri
al the City Hall in the city OF Washington on tie
nrst monday OF January next, when and " here al
personsare warned 70 appear 10 show cause " "
condemnation should not be decreed, and 20 inter
vene for their interests.
r. J. MEIGs. Clerk
Zee. ftn, le~. della 2awta (,
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TEMPERANCE BUILDING AND Trust Asse.
CIATIoN-This association of which George
Savage Esq. is President, W hich holds its res1
lar meeting on January I'd, al 81 Louisiana
avenue, Is In some respects different from most
Of snch organizations. The features in the
MEMBERS an advantage over the members of
other building associations are the folio wing
Zach and every stakeholder for each and
association shall pay the sun Of two dollars
aud fifty cents, in lawful money, on the first
- ednesday OF each month, 10 the treasurer or
authorized to receive the same: until the sum
OF monthly pay ments paid back to the assoc q.
ton Tor advances, shall be five thousand
dollars q monthi-then and theceafter the
monthly dues for shares of stock shall cease.
aud the receipts, from this source, in excess of
the sum OF five thousand dollars, after paving
the expenses OF The association. shall be SET
apart and divided pro rata, to the stockholders,
semi-annually or as often as the Board OF
Directors may deem practicable, first dedu citing
all fines and forfeitures, and monthly dues in
arrears. The dividend which may coming to
any member who shall indebted for an ad-
vance, shall be carried TO his credit on account
CT such advance.
ANY member desiring to withdraw from the
association snail give notice, in writing, TO the
Secretary, one month, and shall then receive
back The amount of dues actually paid In, with
interest at the rate Of four per cent. per annum
II Withdrawn during the first year, and al six
per cent per annum If Withdrawn az any SUBJ
seQuent period, before the association shall de-
clare and pay dividends, first oeductinga DOR.
ton OF losses, and ali fines and forfeits In.
CURED: PrOrided No stockholder who has pur.
chased an advance may withdraw until such
Indebtedness has been fully repaid: PrOridsI,
yarthfr, Tnat not more than one-third Of the
money paid In at any regular monthly meeting
for advances shall be available for the nav
ment Of Withdrawals
Whenever the funds Of the association shall
warrant IL. one share OF stool or more to which
shall be added or deducted, as the purchaser
may elect, premium OF per centum per an.
mum FOR the entire time named by the stock
holder for the entire time named by the stock.
holder for the repayment OF such advance,
snail De offered and sold by the secretary at
any regular mountaineering OF the associa-
tion 10 the bidder, the being a stockholder.)
who VIII obhgats himself 10 pay back 81 n
Indebtedness IN equal monthly payments in
the shortest period of time: Prorided The
same shall not be sold for longer period than
ten years; and when the stock ceases to sell ar
this prem um, for ten years or less the board
OF directors are authorized 20 declare div.
dends.'
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TIE REAL ESTATB BU sISEss.-So very great
are me advantages, IN transactions involving
transfer OF landed properly, of having a
meolum through which BUYER and seller can
&c brcugbt together, that 10 is wonder how
Inc business was transacted before there were
any such things IS Real Esaie Exchanges
mere Prom small oe ginnIngs they have grown
10 immense proportions. Mr.. X. NJ. Hall, who
commenced n Re N small WAY several years
ago, has-thanEs 70 Lis peculiar qualifications
Ior sucCessiully managing such negotiations
found his business rapidly Increasing upon
him, until II has forced him 10 remove his
kSal Estate Exchange from louisiana ayen ne
70 commodlous rooms IN the Intelligencer
Building, corner OF 7th and II streets al which
place ne may now be found, with Si,OOOnGI
worm OF real estate 70 dispose of. comprising
houses, lots, and farms Any person wishing
10 invest IN city or country property would De-
list.
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'THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIC?
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT

- To all irhoH1 20 may cern. Frs,fiRs.
n otce IL hereby given. that the steamer Gov s.
Monitor Was captured by vessels OF the Unite
States belonging @ the Mississippi squadron ~
der command OF Rear Admiral C ii. DAyi-, al.
the same was ibeled and prosecuted n this court.
IN the name of the United States for the reas
IN the libel stated: and that said will stall
for trial st the City Hall, in the city OF washiuE
ton, on the first Monday of January next, WIN
ana where all persons are wsrn6d 20 appear 30
show cause why condemnation should not b. de-
creed, and 10 intervene for their interests.
II. J. MElGS. Clerk.
Dec. 9Th lsta. de la-gaxrl
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TBE sgPRtME CQJRT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID nTSTRTrT

:. 10 az tchof a may roHcsTn, Frt.ftrF:
Notice II hereby given, that the Steamer Ger.
Sumter was captured by vessels OF the Unitei
States belonging 10 the Mississippi Squa1r1r,
under command of Rear AdmirsllC c. III Davis ars
the same Is lbe,led and prosecuted in this court
IN the Dsme of the United States for the reasOu-
the libel stated and that said cause will stand t1r
trial 81 the City Hall. in the city Of Washingr
on the hrst Monday Of January next. when So
where all persons are warned 20 appear TO show
cause Why condemnation should not be deere !.
and to intervene for their interests.
Il. j. MEIGS. CLERK.
December 4th, 1861. de I4sawtd
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A MEXICAN PIANOS AT THE PARIS Ey-
"A POSITION.
lNCOSTRONERTIBLE PROOFS OF THE
HIGHEST AWARD TO STEIN
WAY & SONS.

HfGHEs! hHhRp PF Fo sfErS or THE
WAY q SONS.
The followir official documents prove beyond
doubt that the highest award within the-
' SER w
DICT aeeorded to Messrs. steinway & sons, and
piano firm, upon his own personal spplication for
emily and falsely asserted recommended by either
class or group Jury, or Imperial Commission:
certify tina, the FIRST G5ED ME %ESi 81 for
American M PianCs has been unanimously awarded
ternational En- positon. First on the list in class
oropcr sF PsNssisent f lnteTns,iopaI Jury
sMBR6fsk A fH6aks sHf GEShEkI
Members of International Jury.
STUTTGART, August is, 1861.
I certify herewith that the jury of the Interna-
tionsl Exhibition in Paris as well as the group of
of 1 Mess OF S.s Yo TX.
consisting OF grand, square. and upright pianos
to be sufEsoR to Dt these of Messrs C6icksIipg
large gold medal has been awarded to Messrs.
steinway q Sons for America scHIrpurvrr
Member Of Jury, Glass Y;
Member of Chamber of Commerce, &c.
Sworn TO before and certified by Emil Kianprecht
United States Consul for the Kingdom Of Wur'
temburg, dated Stuttgart, August l6 1867.
o;,,, E9y Sm oorss.,sat9ry e. M,:if ;s,
MsSNS. SteiHWdy J. Sons:
In answer to your letter Of the 18th instant. [
me to let you know the contents OF my report be-
fore its on cial publication; but cannot refuse
Join my declaration to the one of my honorable
colleagues Of the jury OF class 10. of the Univer
Exposition in Paris, dated July D., that the FIRST
GOLD MEDAL for American Pianos has been given
to you by the uYANINous. vote Of this jury well
as by the Superior Council of Presidents, Imperial
Commission.) declare, furthermore, that neither
the Jury of class TO- nor the second Group Jury
the Superior Council OF President have asked the
decoration Of the Legion of Honor for Mr.. CHECKER
ing, as such a demand was net within their prov
inse.
Accept, gentlemen, my high regards.
The reporter of class 10, FETIS,
dl7 Director Of the Consery atory Of Brussels.
This being the expression of the Jury, we leave
large assortment Of these Instruments always
on hand At the warerooms Of -
d2s-3t W. G.. METZEROTT & co.
hOLL BABIES HOOP SKIRT. Also a large
~ stock Of French Corsets, Just received from Eu
rope, at astonishing prices. Ladies viii not for
get to call and see the Reception Trail Skirt at
BAUM IS. 40 La. ay. near Ith st. de lS-tf
SHILLINGTON's DIARIES FOR 1865.
VALUABLE POCKET COMPANION.
style and character stamp duties rates of postage,
distances from New York 70 the most important
places in North America, blank space for every
day in the year. cash account. bills payable and
receivable. Fifty different kinds in various styles
ofbinding for sale cheap at ,,oor
de f-st cor. "A and Penna. ave.
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DRY GOODS, DC.
u II AP DRY GOODS

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
MONEY CAN BE SAVED BY BUYING
hogan & wYLIE,
10. 32s SEVENTH STREET.
Goods constantly arriving. A large stoek I'D,
hand we'll worthy Of attention. We can and sii
I . no ss1se Tor complaint ONE PRICE, AND
BAk'AISs BARGAINS m bAESAISST
We have placed on our counters lot OF pHgSS
nas ha Of the osns a c PsF .a,s
goods. We invite the ladies to call and loOk thrors
WI No. 50 CENTRAL STORES.
s.,,s,,, opPS@sisss Gsn RIr k,TIst ,porur,
Il Oh soJOURNERs. STRANGERS AND
CITIZENS.
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRES
Rich SILKS. CLoAKs, sHawLs. SUITS
DRESS GOODS, EMROIDERIEs, GLOVES,
AND ALL KINDS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
FIRST-CLAss DRY GOODS
For the general aid special wants Of families ana
80 Our NOrthsrr and Eastern correspondent
- All parcels for shipment by express or Other
modes packed free Of charge.
81 An inspection Of stock ineurs no ohnratios
81 ONE PRICE ONLY MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES, hence no purchaser Is deceived.
~ TERMS CASH
81 LARGE PORTION Of our stock Il adst,ss
10 the wants Of the million.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Penna. ave, between 9th and 10th streets.
Established $50.
de li-eo5th PERI BUILDING.
HANDKERCHIEFs. HANDKEROHIEFs.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
EMBROIDERED, PLAIN. AND FANCY,
At BELOW ANTI-wAR PRICES.
Just received from auction.
These are much the cheapest goods ever .eeE IN
wv. sELBY a cos,
32S Pennsylv snia ave.
de % eoot south side, near Ith street.
LOSING SALES
FOR THE SEASON.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
CALL AND SEE oUR BARGAINS.
PRICES REDUCED TO ENsURE sALEsr
LARGE STOCK OF
LOW PRICED DRESS GOODS.
GREAT VARIETY OF
MEDIUM PRICED DRESS GOODS.
RICH AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
LONG AND SQUARE sHAwLs
We are really selling grest bargains p an Of ths
nifty for buying Holiday Presents.
Wv. sELBY CO..
1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
del6-eost South side, 9TH street
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VIOLATING TIE LAw.-Wm. q uisley. doinr
business in the second precinct, came before
Justice Thompson yesterday, upon the charge
OF selling hquor 70 minors, and was fined 500
Geo W Randslett, doing business in the Firat
ward, had hearing before Justice Morsell
yesterday evening, charged with So lin z Ito uor
20 soldiers. The Justice fined him $40 Edvd
Wslt vas, yesterday evening, arraignsd before
tne same magistrate for keeping his place OF
ossiness open on Sunday, and was rned $40
ard required 10 pay 50 essts.
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II 10 TINE 70 be getting ready for your New
Years Calls, and one OF the first things 10 BE-
cone N the way OF preparation is 70 20 10
Wall, Rooirs son Co.'s clothing storc-an old
house, Established In ls{O-and buy a inc suIr
OF clothes, with linen shirts, neckties gloves
DC One should commence the new wear
looking IS handsome as possible II the ar m,
should pre-ent you with twenty dollar gold
piece as new years present, examine NJ
closely, and you may discover IL 10 be a NEAT
business card; any how, IL Is Just as good as a
double esgle-to look AZ.
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SHILLINGTON's DIARIES FOR SOS.
N O T &C E

ALL BILLS ON DUB BOOKS having been
made of and presented respectfully request of
those indebted tous to call and pay on or before
the first Of January next. As we have very shortly
LARGE REMITTANCES TO MAKE TO EU.
ROPE we trust that none will dissppoint us.
Itis Of great importance at this time that We re.
ceive all amounts due Ms.
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III o IDAY obs.

III OLIDAY GOODS.
+. III. LAZENBY, 124 BRIDGE STREET,
GEORGETOWN, d. c.,
Has just opened large stock of Fancy Goods and
Toys.
,Bnreau Sets: Tets a, tete Sets, Jewel Stands,
Match Boxes, Ash Holders, Cologae Bottles, & ard
Receivers and Baskets, Toy Tea Sets, Dinner Sets,
Toilet Sets. Toy Knives and Forks and Spoons.
Tobacco Boxes, Smoking sets.
VASES-Bohemian, Lava, and French China
Fancy Spittoons. Fancy Toilet Sets, Motto Coffees
Mugs, &c.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
Gold Band and Decorated Dinner Tea, and Toilet
Sets. Bohemian AM American Cut a nd Engraved
Decanters. Goblets-Champagne Wine. and Cor
dial; and variety Of New and Handsome Patterns
Glass Ware.
PLATED WARE TABLE CUTLERY-Bri-
tsnnis, Block Tin.
TIN WARE AND WOODEN WARE
Lamps, Oil. Wicks, Chimneys, and a general as
sortment of House Furnishing Articles, and large
assortment of Toys. which am offering at reduced
prices. and TO which invite the attention of the
public before purchasing elsewhere.
y. M. LAIESBY.
No 124 Bridge street.
&c l'-tanl Georgetown, ID. q.
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ECONOMY AND COMFORr.
KEEP OUT THE
COLD, RAIN, WIND, AND DUST.
And prevent the rattle OF ssshes, with
R0EBuCKS IMPROVED WEATHER STRIPS
upon your Doors and Windows. Will save 50 DER
cent. In Fuel. and last . lifetime.
Call and examine, or send for circular
BUILDERS DEPOT,
$50 Seventh street,
H.W. HAMILTON CO.
WANTED-.A number Of GOOD HANDS to ap-
de- lta '"' ''S's "'''''' 90.
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LINCOLN Co. OPERATIVE BUILDING AssOCIA-
JIoS;lAt an adjourned meeting OF this As7o-
tlon, held last night a. Union Wesley Chanel,
near the Circle, Rev. j. A. Jones. colOred, in
the chair after the principles of operation of
me institution We're explained, an invitation
was extended 10 persons present 10 come for.
ward ana subscribe for stock, when about one
hundred and sGeniy five shares were disposed
Of making IN eight hundred shares which
nave been taken in the Association.
After the business OF the evening was dis
posed Of, Mrs. Josephine grimm addressed the
audience. Fifteen years ago, she said. he
spectacle now presented OF coIored psopIa
forming themselves INTO building sssoeiatiaas
would nave seemed perfectly incredible. The
race had Just been relieved from slavery and
ns step showed how they had progressed.
The tnought was encouraging that In the course
OF lew years several thousand comfortable
houses would take the place OF the miserable
snahtles Ia which some colOred people were
now hVlng- There was no place ike home,
and when people ewned their own houses they
became more yirtuous. Home WAS the dearest
sro' on earth. and II was this that made civili-
za;en; II was this that made q hearty COM
nnnIiy and prosperous State. Adjourned.
~
CHRIsTNAs FESTIVITIES AT THE Sixth
PKEsK1 TERRAIN CHURCH-On Friday eve
ming, me 9th inst, there was lsrge gather
ing of teachers, scholars, and parents with
their pastor,) IN me basement of this church
10 celebrate Christmas The report OF the Su-
perintencent was read, which showed that
The school was IL a fiourishing condition; that
the custom pursued IN that school Of commit
ing Scripture 10 memory. had been very sue
etssful; and that the whole number of verses
mus msmOrizsd ny The school during the vps
bad teen ll,s~6. The numoer OF scholars is ~
Ihere are ttrse regular prizes given away
every year-nrst, for fidelity in studies Sec
ond, pnnctuallty in attendance; and, third.
rood eonduct-thIs last being voted 10 Harry
Barnett and Helen Meg ueen by the scholars
VINO held up their right hands 10 vote. Ad-
dresses were made by Rev. DIR. Bur1eite and
ne pastor, Rev q. ii. Smyth; 8 beautiful silver
NUT basket and syrup pitcher were presented
70 M Holmes. the leader Of the choir: singing
by tie Children, and also by the choir; after
Vhi.h, all paTtCok OF oOuntIful supply OF
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
II UNITED STATES PATENT 0FFlCE
WAsHINsToE, December 5. 49,


OF Toleoo, Ohio, praying for the extension Of
patent granted 10 him on the 9TH day Of March
lSs4. for an improvement in suspending Esves
Troughs, for seven years from the expiration o,
said patent. which takes place on the eth daf Il
Marc n. ls6s
II is ordered that the said petition be hears AZ the
Patent Once on Monday, the l7th day Of Februsrl
next, at IL O'Clock and all persons are not ied
10 appear and show cause, if any they have, why
said petition ought net 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are Required %
file In the Patent Once their objections specsalJ
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; an testimony filed by either party
to be used AZ the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of
Zee, which viii be furnished on application
\ Dispositions and other papers relied upon te-tr
mony must be filed In the once twenty days bsf 70
the day OF hearing; the arguments, IL any. within
ten days after fling the testimony
orSsFsd also TIA this notice se SsehisheS IN tS'
c.. and In the Commercial. Toledo, Ohio, once :
week for three successive weeks; the fret Of said
Eubncations TO be at least slxty DAYS prsy.91s %
de n-wSw Commissioner Of Patents.
'I'AKI 80 nORR UNPLEAsANT AND Us
SAFE REMkDIE6 for unpleasAat and ose
geroue diseases usE HELMs Lbs X xTRlcT bucHp
AND lnfnovxp xosx WASH. &C 2-DAWr
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF DISTRICT or

ii The SURE ME- COT hT Of DISTRICT Or
u COLUMBIA, DECEMBER Is, ISa.
Robert &. Murphy and Caleb Cush-l
ing, complainants. ll.IS2 EQuity.
Docket
John DevereauN, defendant.
On motion Of the compla nants. by Messrs Ap-
pleby and Edmonton. their solicitors. IL - or
dered that the defendant cause his appearance %.
he entered herein on or before the fret rule GAy,
occurring forty days after this day otherwise the
canse will be proceeded with as In case Of defallr
BY order of the Gnurf de IL -asGrsa
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MONEY CAN BE SAVED BY BUYING
BOGAS a " Liz,
10. SAG SEVENTH STREET

Goods constantly arriving large stoek ID,
hand well worthy Of attention We can and (. n d
sell remarkably low, and iute nd 20 give our eps.,
mers 20 cause for complaint. ONE PRICE, Ann
THAT TIE LOWEST. deTN
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FANCY ARTICLES IN THE WAY OF
CABINET FURNITURE FOETHE HOLIDAYS,
such as Marble top and other sideboards in great
variety
Parlor Suites, In brocatelle. plush, rem
ard hair cloth.
Chamber Suites. in endless variety. ~
Marble top Center Tables, Work Tables
Shaving Stands, Children's Fancy Bureaus and
Tables.
Oriental Chairs. in stripe and plain tersy
Misses and Children's Fancy Chairs and Roc ker.
And in fact every variety Of Furniture TO De
found in a frst-cla Furniture Store.
Call early and supply yourselves.
JOHN Y. WILSON.
de l2-eo2w Southeast corner 9th and SITS
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nOLL BABIES HOOP SKIRT Also, a large
- stock Of French Corsets, Just received from Eu-
rope, at astonishing prices. Ladies will not for
get to call and see the Reception Trail Skirt at
BAUM'S, 40 La. ay :, near eth ST. de- lstf
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This being the expression of the Jury, we leave
the public to Judge.
large assortment Of these Instruments al ways
on hand at the warerooms Of e.
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NIrIoNAL TBEATRK-John r Owens a.
BILLY Iackeday." in "Swsethearss AMI
WIVES as well as in s'TOOdles" aud "Forty
Wisks." A great bill.
FAIR-A fair for the benefit Of s.. Mary .
ParcchtaI School. - being held ~ the Hall
corner Of SIN and Washington streets.
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We have placed on our counters a LOT OF pHFSS
SILKS, which We shall sell at 81 per yard, ~hiat
10 not half Of the orignsl cost 81 sosse al -
goods. We invite the ladies 10 call and lOok thrlR
our stock.
No. 80 CENTRAL STORES
opposite Center Market
de236tif wM. Il. Riley a BROTHER
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