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The Washingtonian., 1845-06-28
PUBLISHERS NOTICES.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

This number completes the first month of the pub-
cation Of the WAsHINGToNIAN, and we respectfully
request our patrons when called on, to settle their
subscriptions with the following persons. who are duly
authorized to receive the same. Those in Alexandra,
will please settle with Mr. TRIPLETT, the carrier al
the Navy Yard, with Mr.. J. ONEALE; in Washington
and Georgetown, with the CARRIERS, or ourselves
Our circulation is, at this time, between seven and
eight hundred in the Dstrct-about equal we believe,
to the National ntegencer, and far beyond that Of
any other paper of the Districts still it is too small to
enable us to make the WESTINGHOUSE what it should
be- Our editorial department is superintended by q
gentleman of acknowledged talent, who must receive
a fair compensation to enable us to continue that
talent we hope the friends of the enterprise will besr
themselves in adding to our subscription list and ad
verising patronage. Our present amount of adver-
tising patronage, least must be kept up Look to
friends of the cause; will do our best-the sue
cess of this undertaking remains with you.
We have heard of some dissatisfaction having been
expressed at the appearance, in the WAsHrNaToNIAN
of last week, of an advertisement of society of
colored persons calling themselves Sons Of Tempe
rance. Our object is to advance the Temperance re-
formation generally; all societies having the ameli-
Grafton Of the condition of man. in view-such as
Masonic Odd Fellows, and ALL truly beneficial socie
ties, will be noticed, and can have access to our
columns. We have no right to change name, nor to
debar one privilege which we grant to another No
person. in this section at least, would for moment
suppose, that the coored society were of the ORDER.
Were the Order, in its official capacity, to request
change of name we have no doubt but that it would
be complied with.
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HAIR CUTTING, SHA WING,
AND NHAMPOONING.

JOSEPH F. MOFFETT, Fashionable Hair Cutter
and Shaver, respectfully informs the public that
his rooms are located on E street, Immediately OPP
posite the General Post Office, where he will be
happy to receive them.
SHAMPOONlNG, which creates a delightful
sensation, removes the dandruf, and beauties the
hair, done as above, in superior style
N. B. Gentlemen shaving themselves can have
their razors put in the best order at short notice.
IF SHAMPOONE, with directions for its use,
for sale by J. F. M. Mi.
June 3m
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING /!
Cheap as the cheapest, if not cheaper,
Good as the best if not better.

A LARGE and excellent assortment of ready
n made CLOTHING always on hand suitable
for the PRESENT SEASON, which will be sold
on accommodating terms assuring purchaser, the
full value of their money, without disappointment
in quality or workmanship.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves, at the Washington Clothing
Store No. 1, F near 18th street.
CHRISTOPHER CAMMACK.
June - If
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less and hat-less negro, with his three cent
capital, which he invests in these dens of ini-
.quity, up to the perfumed, be-whiskered dandy,
who sips, at his leisure, his iced liquors, with
his more extensive capital to maintain the
expenditure; and from the poor orphan'd ap,
prentice for whom
-sNo mothers bosom
Throbs to soft sympathy and fond ALARM
to the gray-headed drinker, "whose feet take
hold on destruction" multitudes may be seen
on the Holy Sabbath day, thronging these low
groggeries, or the more fashionable taverns of
our city.
We insist that Intemperance is great and
terrible evil, and we equally maintain that the
desecration of the Sabbath is most horrible
enormity, calculated to demoralize society, and
to bring down the chastisements of an offended
God. And when both these streams of evil
meet, at one common point, and pour their
conjoined evils upon society, who can tell the
extent of the injury which society suffers
Let no man accuse us of fanaticism. If res
pect for the Constitution and Laws be fanati-
cism--if an ardent desire to see our glorious
institutions preserved in unimpaired strength
and purity-if an unquenchable desire to see
social order maintaineil-ifl love for our fellow
men, comprehending every thing connected
with their best interests in time and in eter-
nity-if reverence for the precepts of the Bible,
and proper regard for lessons deeply engraven
on our hearts by the examples of the past, be
fanaticism, then, indeed, are we tanatics-but
not otherwise.
Iflhose who are engaged in this traffic, and
in these practices, cannot be induced, with the
light of truth flashing in meridian brightness
about their path, and with the knowledge Of
this law before their eyes, to yield to the force
Of public sentiment, then, as the only alterna-
tive left, we invoke the aid Of the Executive
Officers of the Corporation, and Of every friend
Of the Sabbath, Of Temperance, and good
morals, in putting an end to these enormities,
in the way provided for in the ordinance itself,
or in some other proper and constitutional
manner.
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ADVERTISER M = ENTS.
+" Here silver pence are turn'd to golden pounds" !"
TIN WARE! TIN WAREu

TOHN T. TONGE informs his friends and the
y public generally, that he has commenced bu-
siness SEVENTH street, three doors South Of the
Patriotic Bank, where he has on hand, and will
manufacture to order, all kinds of TIN And
COPPER WARE, of the best materials and work
manship.
IT Roofing, Guttering, and spouting, done in
the best manner.
All kinds of Tin and Copper Ware repaired in
the neatest manner, and on reasonable terms.
June 81 If 3
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LOCAL DOM Gs.
CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON.


The two Boards of the new City Council convened
for business last Monday, June %.
In the Board of Aldermen the Chair announced the
Standing Committees; communication was received
from the Mayor in relation TO the prosperous condition
of the corporation at this time also communicating
officially the death of ex-President Andrew Jackson,
alse his nominations of corporate officers. The Board
confirmed the nominations of C. H. Wiltberger, Regis
ter Joseph Radclif, and VIM. +. Howard, Clerks;
Joseph H. Bradley, Attorney; and Jacob Klebsr,
Messenger The remaining nominations We're ordered
to lie on the table, After the presentation of several
petitions, the Board adjourned to Friday morning, 10
O'Clock; ut which time the two Boards will meet,
under Joint resolution join the citizens in paying
respect to the memory of General Jackson.
In the Board of Common Council the Chair announ-
ced the Standing and Joint Committees. Several pc
ttons and resolutions were presented and appropr-
ately disposed Of among others, Mr.. KING submitted
the following, which was read and adopted:
Resolved, That the Mayor be requested to furnish
this Board with statement of the cases in which per-
sons have been convicted of violation of the pr0vi
sions Of the first section of the act of the st November
l843, amendatory of the act of the 5th November,
1882 respecting taverns and ordinares; and to report
in the event of there having been second conviction
of the same individual for violation of that act whe
ther any measures have been taken to enforce
pance with the provisions of the law in such cases.
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CABINET WAREROOMS.
n. n ARDY.

Est, NEAR TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
H EEPS general assortment of FURNITURE
n HOUSES FURNISHED at the lowest prices
for cash.
FUNERALS attended at the shortest notice.
FURNITURE REPAIRED, &c.
I5 All orders promptly attended 10.
Terms Gosh. june lift 2
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CARPETS CARPETS!


WING determined to convert my CARPET
Room into an Ertensiue Millinery and
Dressmakimg Establishment, shall offer for 80
days my ENTIRE STOCK OF CARPETS
At very Great Discount
from former prices.
Among my stock which is very large, may be found
IMPERIAL THREE-PLY, SUPERFINE,
EXTRAFINE, FINE AND COMMON
CARPETS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Last. Hemp, and Cotton CARPETS;
DRUGGITS; FLOOR CLOTHS;
petUet, Chenete, Tted and Brussels RUGS. &c. &C.,
All of which will be sold from
10 to 20 per cent CHEAP than former prices
at this Oh any other Store.
My object being to sELL-Prces will be
minor consideration.
u This will afford rare opportunity for any
one to purchase Carpet who intend doing so
this season,
AS | SHALL SELL THEM
at Prices that a0iH Pay for the Investment.
JOHN B. WYMAN,
Late of the firm of H. II Chamberlin & Co.,
Nos. 1862 and 1874 Main Street.
Worcester, Nov 8. dwtf45
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The New York Tribune says: &c An extraor-
binary surgical operation in a liver complaint
was lately performed by DR.. J. P. Tarbell of n.
Y. city, by opening the side of the patient and
removing the diseased portion of the liver.''
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Edward AiverHm ore.

(SuccessOr to M. d. PhiIl1ps,)
HAS for sale large quantity of LETTER PAPER which
l. he will sell very cheap.
Also, Superfne Thin Papers, adapted the new Pos
tage System of g. s. and sheets the hafo 800 miles
for
Together with large assortment of Envelopes of ali
sizes, qualities and prices.
Directly opposite American Temperance House.
Worcester, Oct |. d6w
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Dress Goods,

New and Fashionable CASlIMEREs, NJ de LANES,
REPS, MERlNOS, GINGHAMs, PRINTS, sc.
SHAWLS.
Elegant Brocha, Cashmere, Damask Imitation, and in
deed almost every variety of Shawls, worthy the mme-
date and particular attention of all the Ladies who are in
search Fashionable Dresses and Shaws prices per-
tectly satisfactory
the extensive of French English and American
BrOGdcI0thS, CGSSjmereS, SdtinetS &c,
prove concusvely that inensble TO the wants
and wishes OF the Gentlemen.
And by practical experience know the wants of
YOUNG HOUSE-KEEPERS.
always feel particular interest their welfare, not
knowing how may be placed in the same crcum-
We therefore devote much attention
tion OF such goods their respective families demand
therefore our assortment Of Lnens,-Lnen Sheetings-
Bleached and brown Sheeng from "A to 10 wide-Da
mask Diaper-Whte, brown and colored Table Cloths
all sizes and qualities-Napkns- Doyies-Tic kngs-Fur-
nure Goods and all the varieties Of housekeeping fixing
is complete TO which would invite the inspection of ali
interested And the halt is told please call and satisfy
yourselves of the immensely variety and attractions of the
stock of Dry Goods &c, the Peoples CheaD Store
No. 1913 Main ST., (Butman Row. Worcester
(Nearty opposite the United States Hotek)
G. M. DAYTON.
NJ B. 1000 lbs. Vermont Live Geese Feathers,
Pure and White, selling at unusual low prces-cal and
see for yourselves. PEOPLES STORE
Oct. 25. u44
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A GENERAL MUSTER
WILL COME OF EVERY DAY THIS SEASON AT
HANDY, LUTHER & CO.'S
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
No. | Merchants Row.
Directly in front of the Forester House ana opposite the
Bosfo" Forester, and NorOich Railroad Depot,
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
PREPARATIONS have been made for Great
- er Gathering than ever before known at such a
place IN the County Of Worcester. MEAN our stock
snail be the largest Best Selected Best Made and shall
be sold from Ten TO Tt0entyper Cent CHEAPER than you
can hnd at any other place the State We mean all we
say-we DO not talk to deceive Our old stock has been
cl9s e out; and we now commence with ENTIRE
NEW ONE, which has and is being made up under cur
own supervision We have taken greater pains 10 have
our Ciothng made up in satisfactory manner than other
Clolnhg manufacturers usually have. Our styles will
be inferior TO any in the county. We wish ali our Fellow
Cl7ehs and the community at large would favor with
call before they purchase elsewhere stock consists
of large lot of
Dress and Frock Goats,
made up IN gentee style Of Blue, Blue black, Brown and
Invisible Green-French, English and Am. Broadcloths
FrOck Sack Coats.
of Blue Blacksand Brown Broadcoths Also of English
ana american weeds and Fancy SaneI Cloths. Also Of
super Fancy and Plain Doeskin Cassmeres, all which
VIII De lound just the article for this
THOUSANDS OF OVERCO.4TS
are now being made up all the various kinds of Cloths
which have been the purpose and feel
warranted in saying that suit all that come, in
quality and price.
10000 Pairs of PantaIoons
are now being made, of which already got in
store al OF which have been selected from the STYLES
OF Cloths that be found in market In fact we do
not mean to be behind any the country in any
particular as regards STYLE quality and cheapness any
article OF Clothing.
VESTS! VESTs!!
lnhuneTabie quantities, amoug which a large lot of
the choicest patterns that have been imported or anufac
uled IN the country We think all hands will ioin in saw
ing mat this Is emphaticiy the place to buy Clothing
FURNISHING GOODS,
we nave greater assortment of the above goods than
can be found in any Stores County; among which
are Brown and BeaChed Shirts, with and without Linen
Bosoms and Colars-Twled Striped Shirts-Calco do
suspenders of all kinds-l50 dozen Wooden SOCKS-Cot-
Ton Flannel Drawers and Under Shrs-SlIK Understands
Neck Stocks Ties, SCar and Cravas some the
splendid patterns that out-Poeket Handkerchief
GLONES-Lnen Bosoms and COlars-OVER ALLS-
Green Spencers-Ftannel Under Shirts and DraUers.
HATS and CAPS of the latest Fashion, of all
qualities which can be found in the market
All the above Goods will be sold from 10 to 20
per cent Cheaper than price that has may be adver
tsed by any other concern
u Country Merchants will find that we CAN
sell them Clothing at wholesale cheap they can'buy
IN Boston dwf44 Worcester, Oct %.
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Fowler's chronological Works.
EOWLER'S complete Works, in vol, Fowler's Phren.
II ology-Hereditary Decentralization and SelEim.
provemen Religion, Physiology, Matrmony Temperance
Tight Laclng, Busts, &c
Agent for chronological Journal. ]. CIRCUIT, Jr,
Worcester, Oct 10. l3w42 1879 Main st.
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New WOrsteds,

IVEW WUTSLEUSI
TX LBS. GERMAN Zephyr WORSTEDS
- now opening.
ALSO,
New Worsted Patterns, Embroidering Patterns
Silk, Worsted, and Chenele CORDS all sizes.
Gold, Silver Silk, Chenele and Worsed TASSELLS all
kinds.
Crochet, Mesh, and Worsted NEEDLES.
Knitting PINS and NEEDLES;
Steel and Silver BAG RINGS-Perferated Paper, &c.
silk, Linen and Cotton CANVASS, all widths;
Suspender Canvass, Six Floss, and every description of
Goods for useful and ornamental Needle Work.
For sale very low prices, by
JOHN B. WYMAN.
Worcester, Nov. 8. dwfl5
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BY EXPERIENCED OPERATIVES
A COTTON FACTORY. with or without Looms, to
"A operate by the yard otherwise. Inquire al this
Office As Worcester. Oct 81.
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Mechanics Wanted,
World Of Fashion,

Quick SaIes-Cash-SmalI Profits
B. N. GOULD, Merchant Tailor, respect
~ fully tenders his thanks his patrons for their
generous patronage and informs them and public that
he has taken the Room the Store of Messrs BALLOKD
81 Bliss flour doors north of the United States Hote0
MAIN STREET where for few weeks previous TO the
pleon OF Establishment, he will be happy TO furnish
all who will give him call, with garments CHEAPER
AND BETTER than his ompetOrs.
Worcester. Oct 81 div
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HoYr ON " SPoILs." The close connection
between the "spols'' doctrine and defaultng
practice-between Sub-Treasures and leg treas
urers is shown very plainly in Mackenzie's book.
The great detaulters figure here as large as
life Swartwout says to Jesse Hoyt, in letter
dated Washington, March IA, 1926:
&C. hold to your doctrine fully, that NO D
RASCAL WHO MADE USE OF HIS OFFICE
ITS PROFITS for the purpose Of keeping Mr.. I'D
ans in, and General Jackson out, IS entitled to
the least Ienity or mercy, SAGE that Of hanging.
So we think both alike on that head
Again he says
Whether or not | shall get any thing in the
GENERAL SCRAMBLE FOR PLUMBER, remains
to be proven but l rather guess | shall.'
Strength of understanding, strength of will, sa-
gacity in council, decision in conduct, zeal in the
pursuit of his Objects and passionate eloquence to
recommend them, when did these ever fail to
command attention and sway the multitude.
Salem Gazette.
e. ONE VorE. At all elections of interest, eDery
vote is important because ONE VOTE may be just
sufficient to elect Ticket. This has often hap
pened The most important elections have some
times been decided by the ballot of Elector
This fact should be ever kept steadily in VIEW
No man should ever neglect to vote. We hope
no Wing will prove recreant to the trust reposed
in him. We hope all, to man, will not only
vote, but vote the clear WING Ticket, and nothing
else. The CAUSE should never be allowed to
suffer on account of private feelings, sectional diff
ferences, or spurious alliances Let all these
things be kept clear of. Let every WIG cote,
and vote right, and all will be well IN the hour of
trial which is approaching Citizen.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BOOKS AND STATIONERY
At WAR; EN- LAZELL'S - III Main st.
ICDEA CAPTA--Engish Martyrs-Fasehood aud
d Truth-by Charlotte Elizabeth.
Walker Woman-do on Intermarrage.
The American Poulterer's Companion.
The Pope's Supremacy. by Isaac Burrows D. D.
Sunday School Question BookSA supply Of Banvard's
Infant SERIES parts-Topical and Practical just
Revised Statutes of Mass 2 vos-story Promissory
Notes-Cushing's Manufacturers Town Officer-New
England Sheriff.
STATIONERY ufevery kind.
u All OF which will be sold low
July 20. ENOS DoRR, Agent.
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NOTICE,

q RS. TOWNE would respectfully inform her
friends and the public, that from i'll health she is obi
ged to renqnsh her business. and for sale her
stock Of FANCY DRY GOODS, &C., at reduced prices for
W2 WeekS onyaerwaTds they will be closed by Auction
N. b. MRS. TOWNE would make an inducement for
any one TO purchase her entire Stock large Olmsed
Stove suitable for store for sale also DIV Oct %.
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PEAR TREES, &c.

re- NHE subscriber offers for sale choice
- Il collection of PEAR CHERRY and other Fruit
Trees GEORGE JAQIES, go Main st.
Worcester, Oct. g. dStw1
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SALES IN PHILADELPHIA.
BY CLAGHORN IL HILL,

BY CLAGHORN IL HILL,
AuCtiOnCcrS u commission Merchants,
Nos 80 & 81, .Market-street, philadelphia.
w E shall sell on FRIDAY Morning. --
" ON A LIBERAL CREDIT,
600 Cases Boots, Shoes and BrOganS.
comprising complete assortment of Eastern and City
made Boots and Shoes, &c
Regular Package Sales of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
held every Wednesday Morning, on months credit
Goods from the shelves sold every Saturday. at 10 O'clock
~ Advances made on every description of Goods con
signed and every information and facility afforded Con-
signoIs by w. G. ROBINSON, Agent
SO dwtf No 81 FULToN-sT, BOSTON
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PEOPLES CHEAP STORE,

There IS a Tide an the Affairs Of Men,
That kpOlcs no Control,
4 ND such is the tide that is increasingly flowing to the
n PEOPLES CHEAP STORE,
though vain attempts made stop in its progress.
they all unsuccessu-or experience and observation
has taught this important fact the community, that the
place where their best interest found in the purchase of
DRY GOODS the last months, has been is now,
and will continue to be a the celebrated
PEOPLES CHEAP STORE.
The inducements are offering surpassed
by any having just received another extensive
Of Fall and Winter Goods, selected with usual good
and and bought under the most favorable cir
the great Emporium of business and fashion
i'll America We always the first in the market, and
customers shall have the advantage it, We
opening the latest description of magnificent designs in end
less variety of
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CARD.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he
4 has, account of i'll health sold his Stock
of Goods to MEssRs SHAW 4 BEMIS, and he would also
commend his successors the favor and patronage his
former friends and customers. :. P. FITCH
Worcester, Oct. 81 1915. diff
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EXCHANGE,

fENHE subscriber having made arrangements to
Il be in the constant receipt of the SPLENDID
VARIETY OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, Sc,
and having secured The the best Cutters
in New York city, he does not hesitate to pledge himself
shat the
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
of the Central Exchange
shall be among the best in the state
u All work from this Establishment will be done at the
LOWEST Prices FOR CASH. and in the most satisfactory
b. CUTTING done short notice, and in the best
style. W. EDWIN BRAMAN.
Worcester, Oct ST. d6tw3 IS
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Splendid Bulbs.

SUPERIOR TULIP BULBS. and HYA
~ CNTHS OF all coors for Flowering in the House or
Garden for sale by EDWARD LIVERMORE.
October %. fvtf
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KubberS -RubberS,
FENHE subscribers have now on hand a frst-rate
assortment of Genemen's, LADIES' Misses and Chill
dren's RUBBERS of every variety, style and kind which
they will sell as low those that profess sell little
lower than any body else Those good Rubbers
will find them 10y calling at 1873 Main Street.
ALSO FOR SALE.
100 prs Ladies Rubbers at % cts per pair.
IS do. do Lined and Bound Rubbers 75c per pr
so do Mems Rubbers at soc per pair.
One door north HARDIN, BroaUn 4 Co.'S.
CHICKERING d LONGLEY.
Worcester Oct %. dwtf44
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,
Boot and Shoe Store

Opposite the Worcester House.
TIVE subscribers having formed Copartnershp under
L The firm of SdAW Il BEMIS, would respectfully in
form their friends and the public in general that they have
purchased the large and excellent Goods
lately belonging to Mr. 5. P. FITCH, and that they are
prepared furnish ali with every variety of Goods
usually found in Establishments of the kind.
JOHN B. SHAW.
Worcester, Oct 81, 1915. EDWARD BEMIS.