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N STEAM TO ul fENsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
from er AZ North River.
For Oueenstnwn and Liverpool.
EGYPT, Grace. .Sa uray Nov. ~ ~ r. u.
SPAIN Gro Saturday Dec nj 85b A. n.
fassage l.verpoo, Qu enst,wn or London dnoc -
Caon. pl5 and bH5: steeragc, f2S. cnrrency
PREPAID from IveEp0os Quec uSt0wns
London ,eiry, q a gov or London x3.. currency
F'n tuthr particulars apply ~ 'ls rn,,nps.y: ohice:"
Broadway. r. W. j. HURST, MANA GER
CyTEhM 10 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL CAR
- ryin. the Uniten States mails
SaiiD. every Wednesday,
Idaho Nov ", .u A. NJ
COLORADO Freeman. ...lec g. nj r. NJ
from rier 46 North River
Cabin passage $40 god; ssc.rape, S31, currency.
| freas.a uckeis, 10.
an. len 6o D,att, ireland. England. France and
Germany ut lowest rates Apply TO
N1LLlhMS Il GU1ON, 2a Broadwsy or
O'DONOvAN RUSSA, Braich Office, SS Broadway
TrMAN LINE.
i FOa QUEESsTowr AND LIVERPOOL.
Royal Mai Steamers sppo'ntet 10 sail tollOws:
CRY OF BALTIMORE. Thurs iav November ~ I. NJ
SiLf VI bhUSst is..... saturday November q r. y
CITY OF LONDON Saturday December 7, A. ~
CITY uF ANTW ERP.. Saturday, December >, H. NJ
and each succeeding Saturday and thursday from pier %
North River
Rates OF Passage.
r,r ,Sn lsynee IN Gold raysae In cnrrene, .an
TO Lo ............ sv 10 ionhon. IS
To taris. ............ ~ TO Parts.. ......... ~
Pnsscn also forwarded to Havr. HAMBURG Sweden,
Norway AM henmarS reduces rates.
Tickets he hi moderate rates BY persons
Wishing to sond for ther friends.
JOHN u. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York.
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TltAvILLs,sS, GUIDE.


A LBANY AND TROY-REGULhR LINE.-ArS r. H..
"A IRON pier ~ North River Fare - cents
on alternate nights Ste ,m'rs VANDERBILT AL CON
80 Z. N.
VINELAND RArIwAy-FOR vINELAND N J.. AND
Brtdgeton Leave fo,t of Murray New York,
New Jersey southern Railroad, at A. W. All r. NJ, bY
steamers EMPIRE STATE an j ;5S HOfc
J. W. MILLS. Superintendent
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~ COMPANY.
tons burden. Csp,sh T.. L. ribkiepaush. VII aa for
Thomas Para, PerhaB,bucO, Bahia and Rio JAncro
Thurs lay. Noyemtss ~ at o'clock r. NJ, from pIe ~
North River For fiesht or EnsssEe apPiy 70
No. Bowling Grcel.
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dp = n REwARD-LOST ON THE AFTERNOON OF
sps)V the 2lI November, brown mixed oyeicoat Tho
e rrward questions asked gwen Tor
the la the coat 70 tho owner, No l6l
broadway. seoosd loor, between IL NJ and ! +. NJ
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FiNANCIAi..

A S2,f0 &s.0n, St6N, Ss.Q0c AND 5000 To LOAN
n. New York Brooxlyn Property; also other
amonnt, to buy first and second mortgages. Adiress
TRUSTEE, box i% herald onDce
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, GEORGETOWN.

A WANT.-While the Board of Public Works
are prosecuting their improvement Of Bridge
and Aqueduct streets, which will be admirable
when completed, we would suggest to them that
" pedestrians have rights which officials are
bound to respect" 1t will be a cheap and easy
matter to put down a board sidewalk from the
stopping place of the horse cars near Cruit's
stable to the Presbyterian church, and to have a
man at the Green street crossing to keep ii clear.
This will enable ladies to walk from their homes
In Georgetown to the cars, and will mitigate the
evils OF the mud embargo to all pedestrians 'at a
Snail expense. Try it, gentlemen of the Board.
Mrs: MARY ANN PETIT, an estimable lady
wife OF Mr.. Richard Petit, well known and
highly respectable citizen Of Georgetown, died
Yesterday afternoon at the residence,of her hus-
band, corner Of Frederick and ID streets, of con-
sumption. The funeral will take place at 10
o'clock TO- morrow morning, from her late resi-
dence.
GRAIN Is becoming scarce. There was none
on the market day, and conseG uently there
were no sales on or off change.
FLOUR SHIPMENTs-The Norfolk steamer
Lady Of the Lake, took down 600 barrels of -four
intended for New York and Boston, to-day.
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OFFICIAL.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, DISTRICT OF CoLUNnIA,l
November %, 1871. !
The President of the United States has By a
p. exclamation appointed Thursday, the tairtieth
day Of November, 1871, as day of public thanks
giving for Divine favors to the nation during the
past year. By the national prosperity blessings
have been brought to our own homes, and special
benefits have also been bestowed upon this COM
munity; our population and its activities have
increased; industry has found new opportunities
and reaped abundant rewards; the comforts OF
our people have multiplied; culture has adj
vanced; charities and good works have been set
on foot and maintained, and suffering aIleviated
God has established the works of our hands and
touched our hearts with His loving kindness:
do therefore, invite the people Of the District of
Columbia to religiously set apart the day desig-
mated by the President, and observe 1t as an oc-
casion of general thanksgiving for the pros
perity of the nation and the bountiful blessings
bestowed upon this community, and of public
prayer for the continuance of Divine favor and
the renewal of a right spirit within us.
sH. ID. COOKE, Governor.
BY the Governor:
EDWIN l.. STANTON.
Secretary of the District of Columbia.
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A LIE x A N DRI A.

NEW MARKET HoUsE-Work on the new
market house was temporarily suspended this
morning in consequence of the want of brick
Messrs. Tucker Lucas, and supply of the re-
qured material can now be obtained. The lists
circulated in the second and third wards con-
tain subscriptions to the new market amounting
to three thousand dollars.
PROPERTY SALE.-Messrs. Green g. Wise,
real estate agents and auctioneers, sold this
morning to VIM. N. Brown, the three story brick
King between Fairfax and Royal streets, former
ly the property of A. Moran, and now occupied
bv that gentleman, for S4400.
RoBBKRY-The stable of Mr.. Michael Har-
low, on north Fairfax street, was robbed last
night ofnearly all the har ness it contained
Gazette, 25th inst.
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tn COURTS.

POLICE COURT, TODAY, Jadg, SaslL-On Sat-
uIcsy last, officer Duvall arrested q colored boy
about ten years Of age charged with the practice of
snatehng peck IT books out Of the hands of ladies
on the street He was in the act By the officer
who. after q topg chase, caught him on 7th street
While in custody be confessed to having been en- :
gagged In this practice, aud that he had "a partner
whose ns me he gave TO detective McDeyit aud his
confederate was afterwards arrested by the detec
tive Their names are w. H Rollins and Charles
w ROLLINS both eolortd, and related to each
Other Last month Mrs. Hayden had a pocket
book taken from her while ing on Grant street,
containing SIS. and she recognized one OF these
boys ae the party wko took il. Sent to the reform
school during minority. Newton Goldin, cnlored
lafceny OF turkey in the market -honse valued al
AGENTS.; hned So and costs. John T. Ney, charged
with assault on John Csambers; lined sl6 and costs
Phlllp Butler and Wesley johnson, larceny of
clothini fined So. Emma Shaw and Jenny Peck,
two eolored night walkers Of Louse alley were ar
rais ned charged with stealing $50 from q German
named Weller, who was intoxicated at the time
he German made complaint az the station house,
ana Ofhcers Skinner and Leach took the two wOmen
INTO custody soon after and recovered some sl3 of
me money, which was concealed on the person of
Jenny Peck The rest Of the money had been spent
Tor under clothing, and Officer skinner succeeded
In recovsfing 1t from some clSshing shops on AZ
street. The Judge sent them both to Jail for six
months. William U. Wood, charged with fast
driNpe on street. 18th. The officer testified
mat be was going at the rate Of IS miles an hour
fbede 20, an appeal was taken. Charles Smith, a
ant, sent to the work.
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Condensed Locals.

The report that there is twenty cases of small
lox in South Washington is incorrect. Physi-
clans report bat one case of variloid.
The Governor has ordered work TO be resumed
on the new public school building at the corner
OF 12rh and G. streets southeast. 1t will be two
stories high, with French roof, and will contain
six school rooms.
The members Of the Board of Health held an
informal meeting on Saturday evening at which
the subject of asking the Legislature 10 pass the
bin presented at the last meeting of that body.
IN regard 10 vaccination, was discussed and also
the bill concerning interments.
The canal has been filed up from Sd to eth
streets.
The wooden pavement on 18th street, from the
this week
Horace johnson, a colored boy about II wears
OF age, while cunning in the neighborhood of
Rock Creek few days since, was seriously in
Jured by the accidental discharge Of his fowling
piece.
Mr.. Peter NcNcmsra. well known contrac.
tor for street work, is lying dangerously III at his
residence, on Sd street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue
southeast, with typhoid fever.
Flocks of wild geese passed over the city this
morning, going southwark. This is poor show
for Indian summer.
The Womens Club desires il to be understood
that they have no connection with the Women's
Christian Association, or any other society or
organization.
Nr. Reuben Worthington, an old and respected
cinzen OF Washington county, Is lying at the
MI WOrthington was for many years a clerk in
the clerks office OF the District of Columbia
under the old regime, and is now well advanced
in years, being in hisf76th year.
The Governor Is to-day Issuing certificates TO
the persons elected at the general election held
egates for the Legislative year commencing
April 20, 1872.
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Throw NOT PEOPLES FAULTS in their teeth,
for there are few teeth that have no faults OF
their own. There Is but one way to preserve
them without spot or blemish, and that IL, by
the daily use of the best dentrifce in existence,
fragrant Sozodont, cool, refreshing and agree
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CITY 1T e NJ S.

SCARLET AND WHITE FLANNEL UNDER
CLOTHING of superior quality, for s2-some very
fine. GEO. G. HKNNfNS,
No 4IA 18th street. n. w.
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HALLS Vegetable Sieilian Hair Remover is a
preparation of great merit, and is rapidly dis
placing all others for the hair. 3
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AN ARTICLE OF True MERIT" Browns
Bronchial Troches'' are the most popular ar
ticle in this country or Europe for Throat DIS
eases and Coughs, and this popularity is based
upon real merit. 3
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NEW STORE AND New PRICEs.-Good and
Comfortable Gloves for so cents, heavy winter
Shirts at 90 cents, also the best White Dress
Shirts at 50, all of which are creating a senss-
ton at Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, Alb 9TH
street, between ID and f. IF
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STREET IMPRovRNKNTs.-Mr. Albert Glea-
son has laid the foundation for the Scharff pay
ment on 18th street, from Pennsylvania avenue
70 New York avenue, making that street passa-
BILE In front Of the War and Navy Departments.
Mr.. Gleason opened the street to travel in SIX
days after getting the order. Mr. Gleason Is
also fnishing up the work on g street, in the
First Ward.
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REAL ESTATE SALK--Latimer & Cleary, auc-
tioneers, sold on Saturday evening the property
known rs part Of lots 3, II and Is, In square 2S5
on north side Of F street, between 18th and 18th
streets. improved by three story brick house, to
J.W. Seayer, for S10,5O
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TIE USExPLosIvB KIND-About 8 O'Clock
last night coal oil lamp in the house occupied
BY Mary Kennedy, In Louise Alley, exploded
with but little loss.
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DOLLAR Kid Glove Depot tor ladies, gents
misses and children at & Baum's Corset Facto
~, 4Os It'll street. Don't mistake the name OF
number.
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The FREEpNAS's SAVINGS BANK, So7 It'll
street, pays six per cent. interest from Decem-
Der LIST, ISL, inclusive. Now Is the time TO de-
posit- Interest payable In january and July of
each year.
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FINE PLATED JEwELRy In AL the new STYLES.
from one 70 ten dollars, received at Prigg's
Jewelry Store, No. ~ Penn. ayenue, between
A. and 9th streets.
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Georgetown Advertisements

HAUNTED HOUSEs-A Lecture by STEPHEN
II 4; RODGERS, Nj. A, Of London, at Lutheran
Shureh, Georsetown, corner 4th and Ugh streetsD
cents. noe7 SIS
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near Az street.
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WANTS TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM TIE
CoRPoRATIoS FOR DAMAGE By FALLING INro
AN ExcAvATIoE.-To-day. the case OF Daniel
j. Byrnes agt the Corporation. Of Washington
was resumed In the Circuit Court, Judge Mac
Arthur. The plaintiff complains that the cor
poration failed TO keep LIST and T. street s. e i'm
proper repair, and BY reason Of their neglect he
zen into q hole, whereby he sprAined aud rup.
tnred one OF his limbs, and he claims si0. on
damages. Mr.. L q. Hine appears for plaintiff.
and Messrs. Cook and Cahin for defendant.
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THE AUDITING CoMMrssIoN.-The attention
of persons holding claims against the late cor
poration that have not been presented to the
auditing commission, il called to notice in this
issue extending the time for receiving claims
until December III. Messrs. A. 8. Pratt e. Son
rendered to the Governor for the use of the COM
mission their private once in the Young Mems
Christian Association building, free Of charge
their new ONCE on and after to-day.
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SANE BUT Too Much BUSINESS TO ATTEND
To.-The hearing upon the writ of de Iunatico
iRquiTendo, brought before the Marshal aud
jury, on Friday last, for the purpose OF testing
the question Of Mrs. Susan Brayfeld's alleged
insanity, was concluded on Saturday. After the
testimony Of the children of the old lady had
been heard, and thorough exposition of family
chickering's and discussions had been made, the
jury came 10 the conclusion that the respondent
was perfectly sane, but that in conseq aence of
her advanced age, and her consequent inability
TO conduct the business Of her estate, they recon-
mended that committee be appointed for thai
l,Srpose The respondents will move the court
10 set aside the inquisition as illegal and void.
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SPECIAL IMPRovENENTs.-The following no.
tice was issued on Saturday from the office of
the Board of Public Works:-''Auy one having
reason to complain of the manner in which spe-
cial improvements or repairs are being made
under the direction of the Board of Public
Works will confer favor by reporting the same
To this ofice In writing, when the ma tier will be
investigated, and If found to be as stated, will
be corrected without delay.
'ALEx. X. SHEPHERD, Vice President
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GoRTz g PATENT RRPLROTINe GAS AMI
LAMP SHL Dgs will save one-half Of the guam
dty Of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
Of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal, No. 404 It'll street. is the agent for them
and also for Goetz's Double-cone Chandelier
Refecters, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight
Rahectnrs
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HUMAN HAIEIN SWITCHES, Curls and Braids
new styles just received, at q. Baum's Hail
Depot, 40S 9Th street.
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WHERE is FRANC,

THE Halter?
At i33 18th street,
next door to the Original Francs
He keeps all OF the latest styles of
Hats, Caps, Sc,
and sells them at a lower figure than anywher
else in town. Call and see tor yourself u
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

COUNCIL.-The Council met Iaet Saturday at s
O'clock p m MT Cross introduced bili TO estab-
the purpose OF hitting graduates Of the public schools
a. ano auh,rizng the trustees to regulate
the ssme Read and laid over.
from the Govern tTan.@tsiIg com
and recommending certain legislation, was received
The ususl number of copies Of the message was
ordered TO be printed. Ad. burned.
HOUSE OF DELEGArES--The message Of the
ssa sS tina,
shall be the law Of The District q Conmhia FOR
names, except j. case. where the husband Chooses
t. make the wie party In hi; deed Referred
in aiI q tie 70 be placed IN the Governor
ONCE; referred Also, bill ov,dns for the recoy-
afso, BIZ author ling tie Governor and Trustees Of
Public Schools 70 invest the interest on the school
70 use the interest for the benefit Of the schools
Mr. Iiel SOD, from the Committee on Ap,ropria-
tons; reported the bill making appropT ton to
pay the salaries OF the temporary clerks and Inessen
Assessments and Taxes, and OF the assessors and
from % 70 % s sHd me S
the words, land their office rent" Read a second
Mr. Carroll, from the same committee, reported
bl making an appropriation for ths repair of the
georgetown market Head second time. Ad-
Journed.
EDITOR STAR.-A statement appeared in your
evening edition of Saturday, 9th instant, headed
Robbery of a printing Office" which does me
injus tice. Mr.. Mcintosh called at my place of
business and was shown nv stock of type metal
about 20 pounds, portion of which was pur-
chased of the party implicated, who was ar
rested on information given by nv man.
Respectfully, g. w. BUsRER.
The above is substantially correct
u. MCINTosH.
ANOTHER SHOCKING OUTRAGE - Probable
HeAicide and RodJeTy.-Last night, two cOlOred
men entered the house of Mrs. Tabert, beyond
Rock Creek Church, in the county, and knocked
her down, and then searched the house, but ii Is
not known If they took of any plumber Mrs.
Talburt was very badly beaten, and was inse l.
sible for time, and her friends fear that she is
dangerously injured.
1T WILL BE SEEN by the notice elsewhere
that the Freedmen's Savings Bank will be kept
open until late hour Wednesday night, for the
accommodation of those who might otherwise be
inconveniencedb by its being closed Thanksgiving
day.
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OyERCoATs AND GLENGARIKs IN
Beaver,
Chinchilla,
Kersey,
Melton.
16,5 EIsEMAN 6 BRO, sos 18th street.
NEW STORE AND NEW PRICEs-The latest
Novelties in Scarfs, Bows and Ties at very low
prices, just received at
PRICES Gents Furnishings Depot,
Ais 7th street, between ID and Z.
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by THOs. BOWLING, AuoTieneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU.BF IMPROVED
SREtYE STREET, = son gfD OF BRIDGE RIDGE oN
ia in Der T a. d R, No ii, folio So, Q sof the
District II Columbia. and by dir cion of the parties
secured thereby, we viii. on TUESDAY,, the 2sta
day Of November, A. d. 1871 sell, at o'ciock m,
he said deed and described az follows: Part Of lot.
twelve 12) and thirteen (l3,l in peakin, Lee, and
for the said piece or p.rce Of ground four and one
half ga inches within the north side wall of Isaac
johnson three story brick house onsGreene street,
parallel viii srdee street ust the
addition and Eoimeads addition, thence sou beast
wardlv with the diviSine of said additions to the
easternmost end Of lot numbered thirteen thence
thirteen tlSJ 70 Isaac Johnseh lot; thence by and
with the north ire ef said 10 20 ssid Isaac John,
the north eide Of said house 10y four and half in
ches within the wal thereof to the place of begin-
Of the iof hereby cch.ey.d opeoing in cree ss'e
street, and running back fort six t45) fset This
property Is improved by two two-story frame dwell
Terms of SALE One fourth cash; the balance in 6,
IL, and Is mouths with interest secured by deed Of
i .a r. Trm hs Ss sc9 fSeRo a. tine Of
purchaser; A stamps and convey ancing al pur.
MILAN A. GORDON, Jr.l rr,.,s..
,o., .. WILLIAM T.; CAssiN, Trustees
SPECIAL NOTICE.-PAPER HANGING-Per.
TUBMAN's i42 Bridge street, George;oxns To set
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HANGING
part of Washington or Georeetown, and satsfactioI
sgsTantes S Part ular attention paid to UPHOL-
PARENTS, SAVE MONEY
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ITO GIVE YOU AN IDEA WHAT A DOLLAR
Il WILL BUY AT
SILVERBERG'S

Look oy er the following
LIST OF ARTICLES,
And III you see anything you want, go there and
YOU WILL SAVE FROM 25 TO so CENTS ON
EVERY DOLLAR YOU EUY
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LADIES, DEPARTMENT

4 pair Brown Fleeced Hose, pair Iron Frame
Hose. pair super fine (, o.. pair extra Brown Bal
briggan Ho,e, very fine Hemstitched Linen Hand
kerchiefs, finer do, finest do, l Lace or EN-
broidered do, Linen Collars and pair Linen
Cuffs, set Of Lace Sleeves and Collar Real Lace
Collar, psIr fine Kid Cloth, Silk or Buck GlGn es
pair long Knit Leggins, handsome Zephyr Cloud
or HOOD, Tucked Skirt, Chemisa or other Garment
splendid Ladies' Merino Vest, all leather Satche
or Wallet, ] covered Work OF Travelling Basket,
handsome Fan or silk Elastics, besides numerous
oihe T articles, including full stock of Jewelry
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Dolls in about 20 different styles, dressed and I'M
dressed; Doll Carriages, Cradles and Bedsteads
ramas, Puzzles, Tool Chests, Building Blocks
Paints, Accoi deems and Concertinas, Mouth Har
mt nicas, Trombones Cornets Ten Pins, Bagatellt
and TivoL Tables, Trains of Cars, Elk press agons
Here Carts with Bells, Punch sad udy, Ranges and
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D IRON MANUFACTURES.

OLYcc ~ He LtsM House 0odrd,
WAsHINGToN, November Is, 1871.
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed Proposals for Light
housss for Trinity ehoal and Timbalier, Gulf Of
Light house Board, will be received ct this ONCE
until one O'clock o. TIL RsDAY, the lth Of Jan
IRON LiGHT.HoUsEs, 70 be made, taken down
amer sceeptanee and dsiiyssed on board vessels
Proposals viii be received only In the printed
forms. which, with circulars, plans specihcations,
be had ON application, by mall sr IN pe,sop 70.
L Major OF Engineers, u. 3. A.,
nol5-eost Engineer Secretary.
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HOSIERY DEPOT for ladies, gents, misses, and
children at G. Baum's, 40S It'll street. Ten per
cent. off by the half dozen. The largest assert
ment Of Balbrigans.
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"ARFIELD's PATENT COLD.WA
w TER sELF.WASHING SOAPi
NO BOILING!
NO HARD RUBBING!
NO HOT WATER!
NO WASHBOARDSi
NO BLUEING,
NO INJURY TO GARMENTS OR HANDS!
Guaranteed to do all that is claimed, If directions
are used. Bold BY all Grocers and made by
HASKELL, LYON CO.,
POOLE 4 HUME, asa Pa. av.,
Wholesale Agents for the
e9-Sm District of Columbia
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OvERCoATs AND GLENGARIEs IN
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ABDOMINAL CoRsETs, in white and drab, al
sizes on hand and made to order, at Baum's
Corset and Hoopskiyt Factory. Don't mistake
the name or number.
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CERIEs.
We would respectfully call the attertson Of dealer.
aud families 10 our choice stock Of
FAIL GROCERIES,
which we are daily receiving. We name in par; a
few goOds, ard guarantee them TO be Of the nnesf
quality and at very lew figures
CANNED GOODS:
White Heath Peaches.
Duchess Pears, Tomatoes.
Fresh Pine Apple, Green Peas,
Minslow . Corn, suscasash,
Fresh Salmon, Fresh Lobster, &C.
ALSO,
NEW YORK BCCKWUEAT
BOSTON pkfPS SYRUP,
NEW YORK APPGES,
CRANBERRIEs, &C.