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r ARGE BOARDING HOUSE FOR RENT
IL The subscribers have very commodious Board
ing House for rent, containing eighteen finished
rooms few doors east Of the National Hotel, Penn
sylvana Avenue.
To good permanent tenant the rent will be mode
rate. Apply to
Oct III. JOHNSON & CALLAN.
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OFFICE or Con-. or Public BunDncs.

OClUttI II Iof-s
SEALED proposals will be received at this office
~ until the 18th instant, for lighting eighty lamps
on the Pennsylvania avenue, for six months from the
first Of November next The lamps to be lighted
seventeen nights in each month"; and the contractor TO
furnish the oil, wick, sc. and to keep the lamps in
repair. Oct. 3-3t
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All spectators will please examine the above
schemes, and they will find ample opportunity for n
interesting investment Adventures at distance
may rely upon the most punctual and confidential at
tention to their orders. The drawings sent immedi-
ately upon the receipt of the same.
The wonderful succession OF brilliant prizes sold
by must make it the interest of spectators to
favor with their orders. Please address above.
SAINT
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS


CEALED proposals will be- received At the once
ington, d. c. until the 18th day OF November, ensu-
ing at one O'Clock, p NJ for furnishing The follow
ing & DDS for the use Of the Indians
Mackinac blankets, various sizes and colors
Cloths OF different quality and coiors
Strouds blue, green and scarlet
F!annels, assorted
Woolen socks
Worsted yarns assorted
Linseys
Worsied gathering
CaIicoes, assorted quality
Calico and flannel shirts
Bleached and unbleached cotton shifting and sheet
ing
Domestic checks, striped and plads
Cotton shawls and handkerchief
Black silk handkerchieis
Sewing silk, assorted colors
Cotton and linen threads, assorted
Chinese yermillion
Beads, assorted
Pipes, do
Pins, do
Brass and tin kettles, assorted sizes
Tin pans and cups
Frying pans
Fire steels
britannia and paper lined looking glasses
Avis, assorted
Buttons, do
Thimbles, do
Gmbles, do
Brass nails
Table knives and forks
Pewter and tin plates
Fish hooks and lines, assorted
Combs, assorted
Axes, ~ axes and hatchets.
A schedule of the articles, with samples, may De
seen at the Office Of the Commissioner VI Indian Al
FAIRS in Washington, exhibiting the amount OF money
10 be expended for each article but the Department
reserves the right increase diminish the quantity
of any of the articles named, and substitute others IN
lieu thereof
The whole amount in money 10 be applied to the
purchase of goods will be about 81 900, OF which,
some $50 900 will be wanted the sea-board, and
the residue in the West. Goods of American manu-.
facture,-all other things being equal will be
preferred
The contractors will be required to deliver them at
such times and places may be designated in the
contracts.
Separate contracts will be entered into for the
transportation to the several points OF delivery in the
Indian country. Bonds with two or more sureties-
the sufciency TO be certified by United States Judge
or District Attorney, will be required for the faithful
performance of the contracts and payment will be
made after the contract is completed, Congress hav-
ing made the necessary appropriations upon du-
plcate invoice accompanied by the certificate OF the
agent of the Government authorized to receive them
that the goods have been delivered in good order and
in conformity to the contracts and samples.
Communications to be marked proposals for In
dian Goods"
T. HARTLEY CRAWFORD.
o'G Oct. lS, is4 Grams os. ll-ssAsor
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NOR SALE.--A valuable property on / street, =
L squares north Of the Patent Office square, con
ssting of two brick houses, in one, containing
sixteen rooms bcrides large brick kitchen IN tne
rear. The lot is about lao feet deep, TO 90 '.e'
aey with a well Of excellent drinking water IN mo
ward and the necessary wood houses, &C. The houses
NAV be easily divided, and would readily rent for
soio Zach. For terms. which will be favorable, APP
ply to the subscribers, rx
SEP C0-3t JOHNSoN O. NhbLhN'
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INl ladies and gentlemen Of Washington and
Georgetown, that his Dancing Academy will reopen
Tuesday Oct'r llh, at his dwelling house Penn
sylvana Avenue. Days of tuition Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays, from p. NJ. to p. M. for
young Indies from ?. NJ. to P. NJ for young mas
lers and from P. NJ. to 10 p NJ. for gentlemen.
N. b. Those ladies and gentlemen who may feel
disposed to receive instruction at Georgetown, will
please leave their at the Union Hotel or at his
residence in Washington.
Oct 4-eod4w
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rs Number Lottery-l2 ballots.
Wholes Sl0--Halves S5-Quarters 50 SO.
Certificate of package Of wholes Sl3O---Shares
in the same proportion.
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COAL AND LUMBER. ii 400 tuns Of very su.
~ perior Lump, Broken and Screened, Egg, Nut,
and Pea COAL, for sale by the tun cargo.
Also, $4,000 feet of ! in. white Pine Siding.
Inquire at Coomb's Wharf, Eastern Branch.
DE WERE, BURR & co.
oct 5-3ts
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-MO.
NEY LOST

ON the evening OF Thursday, the 25th instant,
~ somewhere between Rosenthars Hotel, Wash
ngon city, and four miles on the new cut road Lead
ing from The Eastern branch bridge to Prince George,
and the lower counties Of Maryland, red morocco
pocket book or purse, containing $3.50, or $40 IN
bank notes, among which were two $40 notes on the
Merchants Bank of Baltimore, and the residue In
IS notes of the Bank Of Virginia In SAID BOOK wa
one or two p,eces of paper, on which written a
memorandum of medicines. The above reward viii
I've given for said money if left with the editor or with
Mr.. RosenlhaI, in Washington city.
d. F. Hell
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FOR SATURDAY, OCTOBER %,
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY OF r. |.
Glass No. ia.

70 No. Loltery-13 drawn ballots.
Wholes $i2-halves S6-Quarters SO. Certi6-
cate OF package of wholss 3 60; certificate Of
package of halves $50; certificate OF package of
quarters $40.
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FOR SATURDAY, OCT. GOTH
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY OF X. l.

rs number louery-l3 drawn ballots.
Certificates Of package of wholes, l2O- Certificate
ofpackages of shares, same proportion.
Tickets $l0--Halves $5-Quarters 81 50 cents.
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w AREHOUsE TO LET "A large stons ware
w house, with three floors besides the ground
hoor situated Immediately by the lock where tho Che
sapeake and Ohio enters the basin Of the Wash
ingon canal at the foot of 18th st. west Rent res-
sonable possession may be had Immediately.
JOHN 7. VAN NESS.
sep eft Qntel)
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T ANE & TUCKER have just received direct
IL from New York their stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, carefully selected from among the best i'm
porting houses of that city, comprising general as
sortncnt of French and English Cloths, Cassimeres,
and Vesngs &C., Of the very latest style Also, our
French Patent Coat, imported Tor direct from Pa
ris. We invite all, therefore, desiring good and
fashionable garments, to give us call. Also, gen.
eral assortment of Fancy Articles for gentlemens
wear, all of which will sell cheap for cash, to
punctua customers a short credit
I 2tay2 u
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JAMES pHALEN q 90. MANAoERsi
WAsHisoros, d. O.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER.

100000,
In 200 prizes of $500.
For SATURDAY, October 18th, 1912
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY OF RHODE
IGIANn
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= Postmasters authorized TO frank all let
tiers containing remttances for periodicals.
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.Joiiops
Deliverable at Sack
etl's Harbor, N. r.,
, on or before the 18th
May next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
TheoIricaIs.

PARK. The Rev. Park Benjamin, the author " oil
the highly successful farce" the Fiscal Agent, is 10
have bentf tonight The bin is very attractive,
and we have no doubt sod Drury" will present
brilliant appearance. Mr.. Ranger makes his ap-
pearance in the "The Artists Wife," with Miss 5.
Cushman as Lady Charlotte. Those sweet singers
and lovely girls the Misses Shaw appear for the first
time on he stage, and give Miscellaneous concert,
that able pianist Mr. f. L Walker presiding at the
piano forte.
CHATHAM THEATRE The indefaigable manager
Of this popular place of amusement, presents bill
of unprecedented attraction this evening. The
play OF Faastus has been got up In a style seldom
witnessed Mr.. Held takes the part OF Fausus; and
the inimi'able Seton, appears as Wsgner-Mrs.
Thorne as Luostta Such a concentration of talent
throws around the mimic scene a wltchery as grea
as that ascribed to the here Of the piece when PRINT
log became an under the exercise of his genius
Mr. S, fton also appears ''Guy Goodluck," and
again as Tobias Shortcut, in the humorous piece
of the "Spit Fire"
OLYnPc.-Mishell il, if possible, more success-
ful ihsa ever his pleasant little theatre beirg
crowded every night. The new Richard bids fair
to maintain a long and powerful reign; and Mr..
Horncssle's exquisite burlesque Of Cinderella, has
been rem arkabiy well received. This is most
laugha5!e affair. The scllrg and singing Of Mrs
Timm, ard Mesers. Horncaste, Edwin, and Nick
inson, elicit the most enthusiastic applause. Not
con,en, with encoring The songs, The gods and the
pit have every night insisted on the repetition Of
several Of TIE scenes.
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~ his inP~risi ma ter to endeav"rso csjole the
British su'herisiss opce more We have head
,ha' q proclamation from Her vaesty's Pienipoten-
.isry 20 Her Mai-sty's subjects in hina, was
brouehthy Her Msjesty's ships Laue and the Ari
deputy eovctnor Of HongLong, il was depatched
thrher 81 saturday b. Her Majesty's hired armed
vessel the ,alst; but yesterday morning he
Royals, was ''ili IN sight frsm Macao roads Can
Ton IL gts.tF, Nov. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
City Intelligence.

THE PoLIcx NO business Of public interest
transpred at the police Offices during yesterday.
The Board OF ASSISTANT ALpERxES meet this
evening at the usual hour
The Coroner held en- inquest yesterday on the
body Of Mrs. Patty M. Peter, who accden ally
burned 10 death ON Saturday night, by her clothes
taking FIRE. the particulars OF which was psblishsd
in yesterday mornings Herald. The Jury returned
averdict of ascineHtal death.
To MORROW, March 18Th, is the anniversary OF
the birth of Gea. Andrew Jsoksoa. lie was born
in l767, and 10 consequently 20 years OF age.
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Sroxos Dr. Bxsxs' CoNcERr.-Half an hour be-
fore the performance commenced, the Apollo Room
was crowded with the most fashionable ladies' and
gentlemen in the city.
NIL. Me,ziel must have felt that her first recep-
ton BY New York audience was a Aattering one.
This lady possesses real talent for her art-a fine
voice, combining great extent Of compass with su-
peror H-xibiliiy; she has also good expression We
very rarely find all these excellent qualities united
in one performer. When she entered the room,
which she did with the air Of established prima
donna, We scarcely expected that The briliance Of
her voice could equal the sparkling vivacty Of her
eye bat we felt ito charn incre lste ming
to her performance. We remarked also an unusual
correctness in her pronunciation Of the Italian
language. She rang the grand air with variations,
(which require great power Of execution from the
opera Of Ipermesra, and the Dueuo Buiio with Sig
nor De Beesis, Zone Of the gems of the evening) in
q style which we feel assured her audience viii be
glad to hear repeated on Wednesday.
Madam Otto. who has splendid soprano voice Of
extraordinary compass. sang the song from II Pur-
tani beautifully indeed, and nothing could exceed
the CO ic dueu BY her and sienor De Begins. The
happy faces Of the laughing audience testified even
mere strongly than their unanimous encore how
much they were pleased with his song TAI de areent
and his natural performance in the two scenss fron
II Fsnico, wanted but the aid OF dress and scene to
reader il complete illusion.
Mr.. Meyer unfortunately selected a song VIII ich
he is not at prs~nt qualified to sing but trust he will
repair his mistake by choosing one he can execsts
with ease, when he next presents himsefto the
public
Koseowski appeared to be timid, perhaps owisg TO
his anxiety about his composition bat, at the next
concert, he will select other compositions, and will,
no doubt. play them with his usual brillianes Of
style.
The solos Of Messrs. Aupick and Ryls were both
effective. We cannot omit TO notice the beauti
fol performance Of the Overture, in which Mr.
Penson led the bssd v ith the effective energy and
tact Of a skiIliul commander directing well disc
plined army. In this concert we have another proc
Of the admirable management Of the signcr whs
has given the faest musical entertainment which
has been offered for long time. While there exis'
the greatest scarcity Of veal talent in the city which
has occurred Tor many mon,bs- To the whole we
say bvavo, ssi we hope the Signor's efforts tosmusc
the public will constantly meet with The patronage
they deserve.
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Gunrr or MLRpER.-John Graham has beer
found guilty Of the murder Of John Jones in Ithica
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ALL roR LovE.-Thomas Hutchinson and j.
McMellon, Of Augusta, Geo. being in love with the
one and same girl, became very jealous Of each
other. 1t rose SO high on the night Of the s'h inst
TO cause the former II draw knife and kill the
latter. Both were respectable.
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STEAMER CLYDE The steamship Clyde, for
Charleston, sailed yesterday and returned last night,
having broken her force pump, and will repair
damages and sail agaia tomorrow or next day.
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NAVIGATION on THE LAKEs.-All the lakes are
open and steamers running regularly thereon.
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HEAVY vkaprcr.-Howard and Others VS.. Cincin-
natl Whitewater Canal Company-the plaintiffs in
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Covar o. Coxnos PLEas-Partl, at 10 o'clsck A NJ
Nos. as, 20, 49, A. 81 o3, 2sl, loo, lo' io' III H.
lis, Ill, lie. - . 49,.
Part 2, at o'clock. Nos 900 TO- ~ 2os, Sia ~,
222. 27A, 2as, re. gao, 20, 81, 100, lA
s.rss,oS Covsr-Nos.l !, ?, Q, is2, ., =, s,o''s'o
to lq, nclusiye,
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AccrprSr-On Saturday night, as the ship Hell
lespont, Capt. Ellis, from Havana, was passing the
Quarantine, che came in contact with the ship
Chcora, at anchor, carrying away maiumas, and
sprung mxen-msst. Fortunately ne person was
Injured. II was very dark at the time.
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MExcAH NAvY.-Efors are making by Santa
Anal organize a navy. We learn tsat the English
steamship The City Of Dublin, mounting six guns,
was in the port Of Vera Cruz, and was abou, to be
purchased by the Mexicans. With her, Santa Ana
anticipated being able to scour the Gull.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14

MoRE NEws AT THE SoUrH.-Another steamer,
the Midway. has carried European news to the
South much later than had been received there by
the way of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14

WAkM.-The thermometer in the sun in Savan-
nah on the 7th inst. wa, two degrees above fever
heat!
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Pos rSCRIPT.

o. By some unsccoua,abe accidest our South
ern papers and letters were not received this morn
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Truly yours.

TRoUDLK DErwErS THE SPANARDs AND EsoLuH.
The mail per the steamer Solway, hence. on ar
irving at Havana, was not permitted by the authori-
ties to be transferred TO another steamer, until il had
undergone examination, which caused deten-
ton of several days The English Consul remon.
strated in vain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
YORK HERALD.
new York, Monday, March n, fs4a.

fsJ-We give to day on our trs pages very accurate
representation Of the christening Of Queen Vicio-
ria's infant This picture was engraved BY one
Of the first artists OF England from original draw
ing done the spot, expressly for this paper The
wood cut cos, over $40; the fteieht by he Acadia
and the duty at the Bostoa Custom House cost eee-
ther $3.50 Yet the representation with The letter
press description cost each subscriber but TWO
cents
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Or BrrrvoLxncs 10 rarely disintercstsd. All i,
assist by money o. esAerwise DO II from selfish mott
Our nerhbor Of 100 Nooeou street 10 daily dispenf
his valuable Lozengss, and curing thoussnds-nos
much for doing good % mailing money. He who
accom- plsh both 10 certainly worthy 81 commendat
While we take ohsrgs Of the morals OF the commun
improve them, and n Aks money for ourselves, Dr. 81
man, with his Lozseges relieves the sick, and g.
rich from his benevolence. May he long live 10 81
boston, are branch Offices for TIE sale Of shcrnsns
zeuges.
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o. FAcrs Wonrn KRowiRo.-A positive stay
hair falling out--or 10 restore II In bald places.
certain cure for all rheumstisn and swelled
no exceptions.
certain and positive cure for pilss IN all cases
A warranted cure Ter all bruises, scslds and
sores, and sore eyes. ,
A positive cure for the SALT rhsun.
Abesutful Dye for the Hatr--wih not color tn
warranted.
Acertain cure for corns.
Each of these to Ne he'd II n Maiden lane, and
proofs of these facts a. will convince ell who wi
or send for thsm, gratis. a
The public may rest assured there Il NO fancy
assertions.
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90 NoTIcR.-This 10 to certify thst Rober, 3.
has been discharged from the govern ment servic
however, for neglect Of duty, nor for intempersr
because he defended himself when grossly sssau
another officer. The whole psrticnlsrs Of this
veral other transactions, will be laid before the
ROBERT 9. MAR
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90 DR. 0aAspJsAs's Ccmposvien for rel
d ,ndruG and invigsratinS We growth sfths hair
] Barclsy street. .rI
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NEw YoRK:
Printed and Published for the fropriete at Vie Lancet
Once, No. 81 Ann Strest,by
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.

90 CHATHAM THEATRE-After many weeks Of busy
prsparation the Manager produces night the mele
and strength Of east that canaot be equaled any
other similar establishment in the city. John Seton,
having been engsgad for nitad number Of nights,
appears a. Wagner, John Jones' ~ Tobias shortcut-
Held, Faustus and Joha Jones-Ars. Thorne Lu.
cstta and Miss Nestayer Exs, Adine aud Margaret
The arces Of John Jones and the Spt6re diversity the
entertainments.
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NAvAL.-The u S. war steamer Mississippi,
Capt. Salter. Dropped down from Gosport yesterday
morning, to the Naval Anchorage.
The U. s. ship Falmouth, Of the Home Squadron,
went TO sea yesterday morning -NorJok Herald,
March 10.
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to Be taken to put an end TO the half m. asures
which have obtained SO long, and il is oHly when
the Chinese a:e made aware that war 10 made in
earnest, and when they shall begin to feel the dis
them come forward, ready sincerely to treat for
peace. The tiade Of Canton and Whamp ~ is
hswever, for the present, not to be int fered with,
and we think il therefore not unlikely that great
proportion of the teas now there, may pc shipped
on, before the Chinese authorities will put a stop
10 the trade, which II is not improbable they may
be inclined to do when they learn OF the seizure Of
vessels belonging to their people, eveh in the
nciehborhsod Of Canton. The squadron here has
been reinforced BY return from Annoy Of the MINI
rod.
Our latest accounts from Canton are OF the 10th.
Everything remained quiet, and teas were being
shipped on without Interruption But the high
prices, which we mentioned . fortnight since a.
being paid for Congous, have not been maintained,
and those then valued at IS T may now be had for
81 T.. The scarcity Of money 10 very great the
circulating medium, consisting OF Spanish pillar
dollars, aud which Tor some time past has been
barely sufficient, was rendered much more scarce
by the shipment, Of large sum to India Of the Can
.on ransom money, and is growing less every day
ey the asstruction Of these coins by the Chinsse
fashion OF stamping them, while the deficiency can
no ionss, be supplied by importation of the Spa.
nish dollar; and those Of the America Republics
have not Yet obtained currency here
From the silence Of the Pekine and maritime
2rcyinem' se.srnmen,, the difficulty in procuring
Peking gazettes, and their barren pages when OBJ,
tanned, we are inclined to think that the emperor
and his masnates are bordering whether thew shsll
at once, offer to compromise, trust to the shanee
Of war aud pestence, and the chapter Of accident
20 rescue them from their present dilemma; but al
ter the course have pursued since last January
we must dictate our own-or rather the world
tsrms Of peace and future connexions and com.
msrce --Canfon Register, Nor. 10.
II 10 reported that expectations are entertained
by the high English authorities that the Chinese
government were about to make some overtures
Probably Keshsn may be again depStsd on the par
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90 Whstis there that adds to the personal ap-
pesrsnce and comfort Of mankind than good head Of
hair 10 youth 10 indispensable with "gosd looks
and in sge tits certainly necessary for comfort end u
surely % proper to supply the loss Of any Of natures
gis a. those that fashion aAd custom have forced upon
ua But will you, for loss Of hair substitute wigf-
MOI wearing wig inpairs the health, breeds humors,
avoided BY the use Of Odridges balm of Columbs from
II Maiden lane, which fully the hair whether
10 lost by sickness or by sge. Never buy without the
name Of Comsoek Co. on the wrsrPer-an others are
counteuetit