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1uctiou 8ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
By N. n. Dick ins.n A nr.ss.r.

By N. 81. Dickinson a brother.
Exeeutrix Sale OF Negro Girl.
Wh be rod Al Auction 80 Auru.
al 10 O'Clock. A. N Negro Gid Lueaa Is wear. ga
rood hou-e belonging Richard WAN de
ny order Of the 3reeutfix-
"li-tds R. ~ DICKINSON BRO, Auet.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SLAVES
virtue OF deed OF trust executed by VIM
- WIZ sm.on 10 the purpo.e-
"a med win be sold, At the Anetion Room Deku-on
rotssf an the city Of Rehmosd the 2oh cay present
onih al 10 O'Clock for eah. Charlie.
neuy ana Martha Char-s FIRST Cook Bety Martha
a. Trustee such title viii vested BY tho aid aeeS
Of THOMAS 10 n.,s,.yyT. ~
$3.50 'V-e'" Trustee.
n NJ piekSsoS - bsoruEE, Aucts an
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W. M'CREKY, TAILOR.

W. Al OltEu Il In lLUn,
Up stairs, over the store of TIL. X. Price & Co,
No. 50 Main Street,
III AS returned from New York with the DUR
pose OF permanent residence
our n his residence there be has added
earaeity in his busines
he sole L the patronage of his the public Eener
with the assurance his best efforts give entire sat
faction
Making and trimming and cutting garments hi, best per
sonal attention
Uniforms he cannot be sIeeed lnabe price. for
cash only. an 80,
kNAMlLf COAL, ofthe hes; quality, Stonehinge
and Clover Hill will be kept constantly hand orlers en-
Al 1.-THE ONCE in the yard OF r. Petersburg Railroad Co. with Mr.
Geo r MAYNARD To whom the . en-
trusted VIII be promptly attended Arrangement will be ase
and notes in asho TINS for regularly supply Fire Woo
au CIV JNO WILLIAMS.
HENRY =. DAWSON
NAkE NOTICE, that Tappahannoet in III. Of
nee OF the Clerk Of Essex county on TuesAy the 2d
septem err 1896 between the hours and proceed
TO take the deposons OF Austin Broekenbrough read a. e
the Circuit Superior Couu Of chsnesry for EssI county
on the Chaheey aide OF the sid Court
Administrator de bon' OF William TaIsfeuo deed ana
yourself and Their deiendanfs cause the
deposition should not be taien the The sane
shall be continued from day day tn taken.
GEO Pied. BROWN
Administrator d b. n. Of wm 2. TalHaferro, deed
iu 94-elw
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GRAT'TAN'S REPORTS, vol. ID, Of cases
- decided IN the Supreme Couf Of Appeals General
pouu Of Vginia from Apn 10, Iefs Apr is 1875 Jus.
published ard for sale. wh. n. RICHARDSON.
40 I4-cH
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NOTICE,

TNHE debts, credits and effects Of the lsfe firm
q brown Tacssr hivn zen conveyed 70 the nofsssn
90 N TVS of the .Tncut q an persons havins claim.
s.n ~ ION are requested TO them for uthout
ay hose insbted uoufed aurrr ndu
sass esnro' e given. CHARLEs ELLIS, lr,....
a. jim ~ l.. GROOKE Hasee"
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wi Ms. ALVEY having several delightful and
AIRY rooms Al the Madison House which Is sliriby and pl,
anty located on Bank the CapitoI IN.
"oad Dc pleased to have them nFed with families.
enc las also some inc rooms for gentlemen T.n..n
persons visiting the viii house very de.ir,h. O. 60
looping a. being very accessible from busness portion Of
with day board. y se"N INN
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j. f. w ORD,

j. f. w ORD,
LOTTERY VENDER,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
CELLS Tickets in all Lotteries under the management
y of J. C. GRrsoRY & Co.. on the same terms thai
they are sold at the Managers Office.
AUGUST, 1916.
ALExANDRIA LOTTERY Class n IOr 1850 be drawn on
&C NO. LoTTERY-Is DRAWN BALLOTS.
prize Of 10000 :! prize of $4,000
r...,. an '' SO,l &c; &e-
certificate Of package Ofas Whole Tickets dollars.
IN PRIZES or 10000 DOLLARS.
New Jersey Lottery Class IL, for Isis Jersey
" Orders for Teie and Shares Of Package.
in the above Splendid Luees one, are drawn
the prompt account Of each dra rnS
'entmnsdaieY amer it is over to all who order from
jug ]. F. WORD, Richmond. Va.
HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond, Va.
Drawing Of New Jersey Gas, No 10.
30 40 81 81 70 IS IL 80 IS II 70 81 %.
Nos ~ ~ 90 IS Both sold and paid by
Drawing of Del 81:
62 6s 81 A &c 81 Ia 30 50 &c 20 81 So 10.
NOS 20 ~ 81 'od and Pidby HoYT
Nos. 4s a. 67, $4,000 sod by uoYT
Splendid Schemes for August 1916
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Gas y, for Is4e-,o drawn on
Saturday, the 18th Of Augu.t 1886.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
pnI.o of $4,000 pfiEs Of $4,000
10000 10 prizes OF 1890
sc NO. LorTERY-is DRAWN BALLoTs
Tickets $40; HAves5 Quarters so Cehate. OF paekar-,
OF 90 Whole Tickets sIoo-shAres in proportion.
$4,000, IN 5 PRIZES OF $4,000
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Gas No. IsI6-o be drawn
At Jersey CITY August 18th, 1886.
PRIZES.
prizes Of $4,000 loo prizes of $500
Inn
Tickets ss Haye, Quarters 20. Cerseaes OF packages Of
IS Whole Tickets 'ioO-shares in proportion.
NATIONAL HOTEL, Lac FrsaeF,J
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
ia by r. BLACK. dom
WINFREE Il SHEPPARD,
Col nm ssion Mere hants,
Near shoetor warshous-.
~ EW FLOUR, "HOLLINS" BRAND.-We
have in store o. BASIN few whole and Of the
above atiels-for sale by
au u HENRY LUpLAM a co.
NOTICE.
HNHE firm Of Valentine, Breeder & CO., as
n Il has existed for the hast FIVE years expired by limitation on
the ls July ll An persons having claims eOnce
all at ihs store AMI their respective our wish 70
close the raid business with as little ay possible
WILLIAM BREEDEN
ALFRED v. CRENsHAw.
Co-PARTNERsHIP.
IENHE Undersigned have associated themselves
in ousin,.t under TIE firm OF vAEN
TINE BREEDEN CO. for the purposi earryinF on the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
al thsr Old stand No. ga broad street. Two N IN.
h sIe now IN New YORK for The PurPosc OF selecting entirely
new STOCK NJ GOODS suited the approaching sca.on which vii
be opened between the t and 10Th Of September nsr by which
time We hope to be prepared to Offer hebds euuou, add
public at large thing that our line OF bupr--
and on very enable
ALsN. P. Fo1 lhavr Ike MANN VALENTINE q.
FEasHLIS MATHEWS, wise n WILLIAM BREEDEN
SsyS s. VsLEVuSE, j. y interest. ALFRED CRENsHAyy
Richmond, August ian. 1915. n
Mrs. NOttingham's
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Aultiou Sales.
THIS pay.
Hy ssesre- A rsii,.@.
TRTIST SAFE

TRUST SALE.
Rf virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 mo
Paek peveesus fer parro.>. hsr,n usste.r s>.ss.<
da- on the sh day % Januay 1894 ard r.s.rs 10 ~
Clerks oniee of The Court % HusnEs Zoe
shall on FRIDAY the it cay % August 1893.
n AT the store of tho saf fstrct Dcvessas sr-- "a
ns OF Richmond proceed To ~ svueAe saeiics
ssf eshsf Toe cash. the following property. Q VII
Al s night tue and interest % Pausek
- hoas COW occupied BY himself and
beng rasebo interest," to the year 30
portion Of pre- now sus r,u-d ar ,n,t ..
Ten shares Of the c.P. River and K...
VIVA Company
One Negro Man n.m~d Ned a ara ai. sur,i.r
An the stock Of Leather embracing hrs. y.r,y on I.,h.,
Hoes. Skins. and fading MATERIAL.
An ms soek q Curriers' Tools Beneh,. ana Pirsur-
All his houehod and Faraar. ,ruht.ei,r ,ee ,.f
VARSITY. oD- Gold Watch. ke.
HODGES 4 PULLIAM. Anet
W All persons having claims against Patrick
oeveeaur will Please them a., b.
WI ra- make Immediate sas.rs.r a.
longer Indulgence can not be granted
Jos. JACKSON. Jr, rrss.-
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BY Dunlop, nsncure a Co.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AZ Auction.
On FRIDAY the i4th 81 vii al M o.r
WarehoUse without regard ou,,ncs
Kitchen F.rnitur-. consisting N Of
Nah -gany Sideboard-ward.ob-
bureaus with and without gs-----Csrd Txb..
Nabe Top Pier Tables Wash stands
Cuni-os plush Velvet cred sof, Ror.,n. a..
Ottofnans and Chairs mat
Bsdst sad and Curtains
Gaze sat ami Windsor Chairs
Carpst--Mahile Orna nneut.
China Dining and Tea
Mantle Coek-Lamys c nc.
rERMs-Under 500 enh ov,r sIOo meath. -. A., 4,
proved negotiable paper. 'o' sp-
II
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harvard UNIVERSITY.

COOP NEW FLOUR, IN bbls. aud half bbIs..
- which has been tried and approved of-or sale by
s-2aw3w WILLIAMS A ROBINSON
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BY n N Dickip..n !. 49,. "

10 ROES.
VIZ De fold this morning a o'eLoek len La - ..
Boys Giris, Women end children ->s''--
K DICKINSON BRO Amen.
HsI LUX KENT. Two neat and comfort,-
bic rooms my ofhee suitable ,r once, or 900,
tu - HENRY FIsHEK
- ENOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT-Tha
= property aSjonpr tie City Hail. fp merry oee,r,.a h.
eehh'~ k-l The oetsgln house ben r,p,,.,
and the 'tuatoa remarkably peasant barxan NAV p. - A.
imn'edaie application he made to GPo Cpnxp
ia 3O-u VIZ u 'honr
STORES FOR RENT.
E1 TWO fine and airy Stores fronting n,
- a. @n street and I've fronting 18th Wan .tr,-,
unoe' me tltf hOTEt- formerly Tavern ar. 6o r.,
r'ea on the LIST day Of October merit when M. h.,
WI De completed Said Sores Handsomely hun, g
sn'e fronts ard stns ted busns.. ps "a IN n -
ana wei adapted to any business Apply 10 ''
- BENJ. DAVIS,
-u 9-eu or HODGES q PULLIAM
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greeted his coming with merry chirpIngs-,
The flowers put on their richest colors,' ana
extended their leaves as IT, TO receive the God,
ike influence of his rays. A more beau'iiul
sight never before Witnessed. The varirgaird
and picturesque scenery which surrounded me
the running streams, and crimson CLOUDS
floating in the heavens. gilded as Il were by
the great orb of day, all tended 10 inspire me
with love for my Creator. "Crea'ion was
happy" halted at little stream not lar DIS
tant. which was issuing from bold and clear
spring, 10 quench my thirst. and having re-
NAMED here some time, renewed my course.
As was pursuing my walk, various reaec-
lions crowded in upon my brain. meditated
for considerable time upon The idleness OF
man, in not improving the precious hours
which are allotted 10 him by his God. The
next object which attracted my attention was
gurgling rivulet precipilaiing its waters over
numerous rocks, leaping and foaming. Birds
of every description, and of the most beautiful
plumage, were sporting from limb TO limb OF
The trees surrounding il, and enlivening the air
with their musical notes. finally left with
much regret. continued on until reached
my place Of destination, where | remained
some time, and then retraced my steps, admi-
ring The same objects which | beheld before,
and finally arrived at home much delighted
with my jaunt. Wt y. u.
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ORIGINAL CHARADE.


A dark chaotic mass of Embryo thought.
Language half forn.'d. words disanangd
and broken,
As though the myriad tina, al Babel wrough
Had on the instant each together spoken.
The fash Of wit. loves warm and winnis
tone,
Reasons proud triumph. apger's frenzie
! nm burst, tsII III GaIEg t.i.j
In wild confusion are together strown
Amid the ruin'd columns Of my FIRsr.
My NEXT when heaven upon licentious crime
Roll'd the red pillows Of indignant wrath.
Forwarn'd Of danger fed the fiery cline. /
While burning cities liz the The lurid path,
Emblem Of chance its fiat stern hath lost,
Full many fortune on desperate throw
And wealth untold, and gems Of cou niles
cost,
Have often sank beneath the fatal blow.
When from her pathway 0'er the dangeroOi
tide,
The shatier'd vessel shoreward turns I'd
sba5y8 1ideIifsUUs4 I1 sJaG
My WHOLE with power the seaworn bark I'd
guide, ao ..
Springs 10 her rescue o'er>lhe wild waves
crest. H ai1. "R III
But when the proud ship leaves her haven
home, A'.N .Nt H'a 81
To tempt old oceans billowy wrath once
more,
II sees her safely through the breaking foam,
But in the smooth sea quits her for the
{ shore. qse s
5..o... ul ae P. M. d. 1
U. S. Hotel. Penn. Avenue. .e .es
Answer to Original Charade OF Thursday
-Mort-Gage. OF yesterday y-Pad-Lock,
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A VICTIM.

Being in magistrates Office. the other day
white woman was brought in as a vagrant,
and wus CO mmitted TO the work house. She
was Of respectable pareniage, bul rum had
had proved her ruin and so reduced in res
pectabiliiv had she become. a. to take up her
abode among the most degraded blacks. Il
was sickening 10 look on the spectacle; and
more Than ever, while our hearts were filed
with pity. did we hate the traffic that pros,
trates female virtue and administers the draught
Of DEATH e lWt tt #aa
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A GOOD SIGN.

Although there are many Professed lovers
Of temperance who drink, there is among them
shame to be caught in the act They even
consider il disreputable TO handle the poison.
The other day, friend met an acquaintance,
who apologized for having bottle in his hand
by saying il was medicine for The chIls and
fever. which he had just obtained from the
Apothecary. Rum drinking never fails 10
chill--the fever Of mania a. potu often succeeds
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AN EXCHANGE.

II man were TO say ''eive me dollar, and
! will give you in return the headache, black
eye, swearing tongue. place in the gutter,
or the watch house, and injure your good
name" would you do ii? You would think
that man q fool, or believe that he though,
you one. Yet how many besiow their hard
earned cash on the rumseller, and receive in
return greater number Of ills than we have
enumerated! 3t t1eo14t IL.
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SOMETHING NEW.
FREE LECTU RE.

s.si.# NtNaes FREE LECTURE. .fsf haaEs..# &
PROF. PORTER, (from the city of New
YORK, , would respectfully inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Washington that he will
Lecture on Monday aud Tuesday, October l9
and 20, at the Apollo Hall, on New SYSTEM
OF ARITHMETIC AND MATHEMATICS. BY this
system, all of our business calculations are
performed by ONE RULE ONLY. Prof. P. will
solve problems on the black board under the
various rules used in merca anile and mechani-
cal transactions, thereby Grabbing the audience
10 Judge Of its merits. The lecture will COM
mence al O'Clock. Admission free.
Oct 1915 ,t. .t.H M u .
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Communicated.
DESCRIPTION
ORA WALK IN THE NORTH OF KENTUCKY.

oFA WALK IN THE NORTH OF KENTUCKY.
The morning that purposed taking jaun,
from my country seat was charming, the sun
not having risen, and pleasant breeze stirring.
intended taking this jaunt that might be
alone. to view and mediate upon the bright
ye-dure ,ha, covered the earth, the crystal drops
Of dew tina, were pendant from every leaf and
flower. and upon the superiority Of God, and
insignifcance OF man. Also, that might take
advantage of the morning, and enjoy the re-
freshing and invigorsting breeze which causes
the cheek 10 glow, and gives life and animation
to the body. I started quite early; the merry
warbIers were singing and chirPing and sport.
ing from limb 10 limb, hailing the approach Of
day. proceeded on, amusing myself in va
rious ways, until reached the summit Of q
hill 80, far distant. "The returning hours had
unbarred the gates OF light and lei forth the
morn" Then what prospect opened. The
SUBMITS Of the distant mountains were gilded
BY the rising lominary. and the clouds receded
from bis approach. The warbling songsters
.!atti enA"ssii. iiw 4ilf Dsa.ao 4 q - Ga
X a
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SANTA ANNA's FLocKs-A SUPPLY FOR THE
ARMY. The writer in Blackwood's September
number on Mexico, says a large portion OF
country between Vera Cruz and the city Of
Mexico, belong to the well known General
Santa Anna. The soil Of this vast estate is
fertile, but left 10 its natural fertility Gen
eral being shepherd, and said 10 have from
40 to $4,000 head Of cattle in his pasture
Should the government quarter their army on
him for while, would it not greatly expedite
their efforts 10 conquer peace 2
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YES SIR.REE.

The following is an illustration Of the mod
ern way Of saying YES.
Tom, wilt thou have this woman for thy wife,
And love her well and truly all thy life?
Said Tom, with nod intended for bow,
4 won't have any body else VOW
And for hosband wilt thou have this youth,
And love him with fidelity and truth?
His reverence said unto the lovely she!
Who, blnshipg, quickly answered, yes sir-eel :
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THE RUM PROFIT.

Wewere told. few days ago, tina, gro
Ger in this District makes annually. from the
sale Of liquors. between TWO or three thousand
dollars Al this rate, no wonder riches &C,
cumulate. But while this results, thousands
are made beggars. Who would desire to be
"clothed in purple and fine linen" and ''tare
sumptuous'y" at such cost " Nau
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0U- GRAND DIVISION S. OF T.-Repre
sentatives to the Grand Division of the Dis
trict Columbia, are requested to be punctual in
their attendance on Friday evening 10Th inst,
att O'Clock. The installation Of Officers will
take place, and very important business pre-
sented for consideration. W s...
oct l6 T. X. OFFUTT, G.S.
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ALAS!

"A year ago. we became acquainted with a
young man who had formerly filled an impor-
tant station in the church but, yielding to
temptation, he began to drink and was reduced
10 rags. On inquiring for him. the other day,
we learned that being unable to obtain EN-
ployment owing TO dissipation, as a last resort
he had enlisted as a marine.
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STEAMBOAT SUNK. We learn from the Lou
isville Journal OF the 9th, that the new steam
er Tom Corwin is reported to be sunk at Plumb
Point, in the Mississippi. She was bound from
Cincinnati for New Orleans, with but liule
freight. Boat and cargo a total loss The
Corwin was built at Pittsburg about year
ago, where she was owned, we believe
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EFFECTS OF THE STORM. The Delaware rose
higher on Tuesday. after the heavy rain, than
were covered with water SO that small boats
were padded over them. The lowlands along
the river were inundated, and portion Of the
Baltimore railroad was much damaged by
the water upon it. The passengers to that
place were conveyed by steamboat. Keystone.
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! OThe carriers for Georgetown and the city
west Of i4h street. are not suthazed to receive the
money tor the Fountain they are only to carry the
paper any OF the subscribers fail to get the paper
they will please let it be known. Our proper au-
thorized collector win call on the first Saturday in
every month and collect the amount due.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-17

An unknown man recently drowned himself
near Cincinnati, and left paper on which he
had written the Information that by 'Caudle-
being he had been driven TO drunkenness,
madness, and DEATH Think of this. ye cur
tain lecturers tiA Hs
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GoLD IN SOUTH CALIFORNIA. BY letter
from Mr.. r. Thomas, dated at Messrs. Nuc-
kolls and Norris's mine, in the 8. G. gold re-
gion, Sept. % tn, we learn that they are getting
out ore worth Ave dollars per bushel One Of
the mines is earning from seventy five TO a
hundred dollars per day. There was frost a,
the mines on the 28th ut.
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Great difficulty was experienced on Thurs
day. at New Haven. in working the Telegraph
east, the cause Of which could not DO explain
ed. Il was ascrraned that the copper IN the
Canal. through which the Huid IS carried into
the earth, had been stolen. Dealers 10 cop
per may be able 10 detect the thief.
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The potato trade here now is very active.
The quality is excellent. and the quaniy bro't
TO market is not small The fancy sorts bring
about fifty cents, sometimes running higher,
while the common sorts bring forty TO forty
Ave cents. Bangor Whig
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Three prisoners confined in Jail at Augusta,
Me-, on charge of forgery, escaped on Mon
day evening Of last week. They conuived to
anlock the door OF their cells by means Of false
keys attached TO long handles, which We're
passed out of little wicket at the top of the
cell door, AN5"li ~ RI" @'H
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o. The body Of the late Henry s. Fox,
formerly Minister of her Bri,anic Majesty to
this Government, was yesterday placed in
vault in the Congressional burying ground.
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CARRIERS.

,8r Carriers are wanted for,his paper. Any
one who will take route, shall have them for
62 l-2 cents per hundred copies, paid for al
this Office We feel confident that this affords
fine opportunity for any person out of EN-
ployment
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g N G L f and double barrel Guns,
~ Hunting Apparatus, a. c.---The subscri-
Der has just received large and splendid assortment
Of Single and Double.barel Guns, of all prices and
qualities. s sH -
Likewise, good assortment Of Single and Double
Shot Bags, Powder Flasks, &c. 8 aN..T
JOHN w. BADEN,
Penn. avenue south side, 3 doors from 9th st,
oct l5-2aW3w
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Snags and other distractions in the western
rivers are now called Polk Stalks! t.. NJ.
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COMMUNICATION TO RENT.
MFRS. M. A. PIERCE, has four or five chambers
4NA and parlour handsomely furnished, which
she would rent with or without board. Her house
is located convenient to the Capitol, few doors
east Of the Rail Road depot. |
Transient boarders accommodated. Z
oct l4-4t [fnteligencer
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For the Columbian Fountain.
mil DESPERANDUM.'

BY l.. H#t &
Freemen shall we basely yield,
To the foe our well earned field? a
Shall our country's doom be sealed
Shall we traitors be? &1
Through long years we've bravely fought,
Reformation we have wrought,
Gladness TO the land have brought,
Shall we turn and fee
Never while within our veins, ..,. \.
Blood that pe'er could brook The chains,
Worn whefe'er intemp'rance reigns,
Proudly on shall run;
Raise, then, raise our banner high,
Shout our glorious rally cry, 3
Triumph beams in every eye, tEtAaE
And the day is won. f e.l.
Alexandria, Va, Oct. rs, ls46. +.
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THE FOUNT TAIN
SATURDAY Morning, October IL, Is46.

SJI The Columbian tountam has nearly, il not
quite, wids circulation in this city as any other
paper published here; believe its circulation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9TH
sr city paper. Advertisers would do wsll to asep
this in mind
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SAD ACCIDENT. During the exhibition of
The magnificent picture, The departure of the
Israelites,' at College Hall. Cincinnati, on last
Thursday evening. young lady accidentlly
fell from the staging, distance Of some 28 IT,
and was seriously, but not dangerously in
iured. sts fI @aEl A ".l
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q EPTEMBER STATEMENT OF THE
- MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. ,ia } u21 @H D'"
J. @. LEWIS, Agent, 7th st. Washington. Ns
HARvEr LINDsLEr, Physician, corner of G. and
IA streets. Eag. taitslT.. H5eEEt hHtfa
Issued during the month"; l66 new policies, viz:
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The New England Iron Company are now
in full blast. Alther works in Providence, as
we learn from Ross's Express. they are turn
ing out iron rails for the Housalonic road, at
the rate OF 90 tons per day. AIi stea IA
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BosToN MONEY MARKET. The Courier saws;
There have been no alterations in money mat
tels worthy of notice since Monday last. Bu-
siness continues good, and stocks have slightly
advanced, closing firmly at the quotations. {
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-17

The new packet ship New World, Of l404
tons burden, government mea easurement, sailed
on Wednesday morning for New York. The
New World is the largest merchant ship in the
country. Boston Traveller. aa lr
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-17

MuNIElcEsT. Isaac Franklin, late Of Sum.
ner county. Tenn, left fortune of about a
million Of dollars. $600, 900 oil which will
come, by his will, TO the possession Of the Sem
mary in Sumner county. Hh
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-17

Seven men have been arrested in Nashville
Tenn, for manufacturing base coin. X
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-17

The Bangor Mercury states that there is now
living in that city. female who is lOl years
oil age, and that she was born in Newbern.
(N. C)ln l742, and quite active, walking 10
church regularly on the Sabbath. y gr.t4t