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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-25

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ~, ls46
The argument of the motion of Peter A. Browne ESQ.,
to quesh the petition pray ing of Ger.
tain alleged irregularities and egalities which resulted
In giving the return to Henry Lear Sheriff of the city
and county, when it rightully belonged to his Demo
cratic opponent was commenced at today in the
Court OF Quarter Sessions before Judges King Jones
and Campbell The objections Of Mr.. Browne to the
petition were mainly that tine specifications were not ex
Plct enough to merit the consideration of the Court
The counsel for MIR Deal, Horn r Kneass and Henry NJ
Phillips Esqures responded in able defences of the pet
ton, and warmly urged thahe evidence in relation to
the merits of the should submitted to the Cont
before any decision should bs made The argument of
MT browne IN conclusion was postponed until another
DAY on account OF the latenesss of the hour said
that the Governor has issued the commission of Mr.
Lear sheriff
An unfortunate accident occurred this morning.
which, is feared may the death of an estimabe
lady, the wife OF MIR. Thomas Dieh merchant of this
city While engaged in her household duties she STUN
bled over some crockery and glass ware and In falling
resolved an awful cash across her throat one OF the
pieces OF glass The most eminent phys clans were
cea ,n 70 ne, ASSISTANCE, and every remedy applied
which their skill could suggest but il was feared from
the nature OF the wound that all would be unavang
Sales or stocks at PhiIasieiphia.
FIRST BOARD, Oct "a sh,s Msnuf and Mechanics, Bk,
~ vo sse Is e7;s 500 LehSh Gs, 5o&, 800 Whining
Arrrs sAIss-ss share. Residing RR. %; 100 L B,ol
~ 10 Morr ,town RR s. 20 Reading RR. b5t, 3zS; 50 G
.sEcosp BoAnp4oo Connty 6s 1903: 100 Wilmington RR
AT1En sALEsso. state S. S7zs IL Northern Bank KY
Sales OF Stocks mt Boston.
Der 23 shas Western RR 100: 50 do boo loo.: so do
1885, os R. sS ( bEnd so''Sn
SEcosp BoAkp-5o shares Norwich aud Worce,,er RR
X. 10
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NOTICE.
TROY EYEN!NG LINE.


TROY EVENING LINE.
- on ND and st SHA TTGEssb,AY, s.p,emb., IS
ey wi 4!
oo Of CORTLAND. o'clock r. NJ instead Of
7P M, as heretofore. STAR
OPPOSITION MORNING LINE AT 81 o.
CLOCK FOR ALBANY
+:
- Passage, One Dollar
nsE "a so;ki.s,las ifnR' saS
The West
For freight or passage apply board, a CLARKE
HUDSON ~
S9Id6kF0k N 0EbaN9 I IsI At AZ
s. g. sSi %
y1
Wsantsday ana Friday Lsnans 4 v;9 6Oq.tisadt. West
f0fssD''' h'd' f1 .asss
' H .Is.%s LON NV sSa
l- Captain Lawrence i. FTazee. viii COM
me & A%1G sS ssS
1ocosk AM !oashiag g Bepy, Eossvile, Blazing Star
YoHi FROM from Sa'
ali other landings ia cents Ali kind. freight taken
South AmbOy, Sept 90, 1896. SIS Imsr
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE LINE TO
Frederieksburgh, Richmond, Peters6urgh IA; Lynch
Jurgh, Raleigh, Weldon, NJ C and Charleston, S. C.
a01 ~ THE PUBLIC are informed that the
6rnss4SzRsa and splendid low pressure steamer MOUNT
@-VERNON,c connecting with the Great Mail
Line Acquie Creek leaves Commerce wharf, Ba-
more every Tuesday and FRIDAY evening" at M for the
above points.
Through Tickets to Richmond ...........S4o
to Petersburg $500. ........40
to Weldon, N C...........7
TO Charlie ton, S. C.......... 100
Being the price, direct and expedilous and
much than The Chesapeake Bay and James River
Steamboat Line all the wide and rough Of the Bay,
between the mouth 0the Potomac and Old Point Comfort,
being entirely avoided by this Line.
Travellers advised that the Line hereby advertised
and parcel Of the Great Mail Line through Virginia. and
that the intention Of the Companies composing the Great
Mail Line that shall be conveyed BY them
necton with the Mount Vernon always cheaply
any other line and with comfort expedition and
tainty than by a other Line except the Line via WASH
ington.
fee Pratt St, Baltimore, Of STOCKTON FALLS, or at
the Commerce ST. wharf or Tuesdays and Fridays on
board the Mount Vernon Of
G. w. GUNNEL, Captain.
N BTveers by the above Line will bear in mind that
they have hours Baltimore than passengers by
the Chesapeake Bay and lanes River boats yet reach
point South of Petersburg at the these
last when there no breach Of connection by the Bay
Line sis 1msrc
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G u m. N E II CIAL.
New York. October

New York, October a..
AsHEs-There few sales to-day, and prices
remained the same as on Friday at 50 pearls
at 4 cay SIS.
BRrAosrcrrsTher is such large supply in the mar.
ket that prices must come down. To day the market for
Hour was heavy at Sc for Gepcsee and abont 50O b,r
rels we're sold at IS 93X which il a reduction Mich
gan was sold at SO s7h There was nothing doing in
homegrown or Howard street, although it was offered
~ prime quality Is worth 40 la and inferior from
100 to 100 cents 5000 bushels were disposed Of M IoS
,,si;n or seing az 81 cents for shipment and dis
80, and mixed at 75 The market is graduali s,
down. aud no doubt Monday will be entirely rccoxs
cd from the effects of the late adyces from Enrona
The receipts Of -four, wheat barley and corn q, Tia
water during the third week of Octoh,r IN ~ :. uae
ls46 and lsi6, have been as follows = ''a''
Fion@bbL. Wb,a, I1
1890 l20.os2 -. 400 10,
ls45. ........... ia7.sss =. las 800
Barley bush ~ Corn ,r~I s1,h
1876. .......... 1885 -. 77,os1
1910. lsss2 90
Increase. -. 2sssa 77027
The aggregate receipts OF the altclcs at tide wa
1896 TO and including the third week in October have
been as ioIows:
Flour, 6bL. Wheat, bush.
isss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al l gss Sss
Increase. 80. SIS. sss.7ss rner. ;i.als,se.
iofo SS6l12 -. ,3924l5
''%'' ''......... 62ia5l % 9e6
- Increase. -. 2sI COL Incr L. sss 4Ie
- ne increase in -four and wheat is equal TO 739 l0s
ceiss q nour and the aggregate of -four and wheat re-
0e coSra - equal ra to S1s oe.bbls of -four.
market closing hrmer small horton ~ The nmr,has
~ Quay were ior export, and heretofore have rang
sS 81 oa, n quota ions,wit advance occasion
LrERropL CL.ssurcAr,o,
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u. KELLlNGEk'S LlNlMENT.
LOOK Ar 'l'AtS

90 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. if you want fine
Particle of Boots Shoes call 1t 3S7 Broadway where
you will find the largest assortment cheapest and the
- most fashionable IN the city. Do mistake the
Der, 367 Broadway, cor. OF franklin street..
N. "a large assortment Of Imported French Boots,
the low price Of Five dollars and the ngest assormsnt OF
over shoes of all kinds. M. CAHlLL.
o1n Inns
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WEIR'S CELEBRATED BROWN
ELECTUARY.

A PROVED and recommended by the faculty-a never
nation weakness of the urinary both in males and
all climates has been known fail removing the
obstinate attacks Of gonorrh0a &C., and be safely
recommended the public quick,
and certain can be taken at all tines without regard
diet or hindrance IRON business
Prepared only by JAMES WEIR, As Grand street, in
boxes at sillings and shlngs per box. None genuine
" Orders through the Post once will be duly attended
.Ic
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OLD BOSS KICHARDs is astonishing -
the citizens and country people with wonder.
full low prices, for his best quality and ashona6e
and durable Boots and Shoes. Look for BOSS RICH
ARDS No 325 and 324 Hudson corner Vandam st.
B-Thousands Of every kind fit the foot and please
ind
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
usAyswssr Cosrfk % bsLios Axs NAsaAs BT,fl
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BELGIAN COOKING STOVES.
9 OF these famous Cooking Stoves for sale.
q GEORGE +. 0ERDIN0,
aua9 lmse AMsideu iaa ..

DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS-Such
- Chronic and acute diseases Of the
Bladder, Leuconhoea or whites,
Urethra, Structures,
Kidneys, Seminal weakness,
Also, GonorrhGa, Inability.
elects, Weakness OF the paris &c.
,psediIy and eectualy removed by Abemehy Botsni
cal Pills, without particle OF They equal
ly suitable for females They give and the
generave rarely experienced from taking
other medicines For sale Apothccaries Hail. 36 Cstha
rne and III Maiden lane. Price 81, with directions
40 suc
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TO PRoPRIETORs OF CIRCUsEs OR
MENAGERIES

The GLOBE HOTEL, Is Broadway.
THIS HOUSE has, during the summer been
E paired and painted entire fur
~ lnture.
II will be reopened for TavAery, &C., on Tuesday Eext.
with the addition Of table dhote few families and ain:
o3 imhrc JAMEa u PACE
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The aggregate receipts Of the aclcs at tide wa.
ter, IRON the Of navigation in saS and
1916 to and including the third week in October have
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FALL FASHION, 1886.

n WIN. BANTA, No. o. Canal street, and 100 a
Chatham street, offers TO his friends and the public -
large Of Hats Of the style at the following
low prices vzMoeskn silk Hat: on fur bodies 81 nptris
nap silk Hats, fur bodies So oo frat quality Paris mole
akin silk Hats 50 so; first quality nutra Hats, So
Also the fall patterns Of children silk velvet and fancy
cloth caps; moha CLOTH oil silk plush aud fur &c
Boys fall pattern fur and silk hats. oil lm~rc
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-27
SIlUGERT'S PATENT
WASHING MACHINE.

SS6So
THIS Mschhe has now b"en tested by more
L than thirty families in this neshhorhood. and
rs given entire satisfaction. I, is simple in its
obstruction, that il cannot get out Of order. il
ip,sns no iron TO rust, and no springs or rollers 10
II out Of repsic I, will do twice ss murh wash,
q, win hess Than half the wear and Tear of any Of
e late inventions, and what is Of greater in,pcr.
nee i, costs bu, little over half ~ much other
sshing nsebanes.
The subscriber has the exclusive right Gpr Nor.
umh-rIand, Union. L,coming. Columbia. Lu.
nre and Clinton Counties. Price Of single ma
line Sc. H. b. MASSER.
The following ce'tihrAle ;e ffom few Of those
ho hsye ,hete machines in use,
SunburS, Aug. ~, 1874.
We, the Subscribers. certify that We have now
use, in our families, "ShugeIt's Patent WASH
Machine, and do not he state s,ying that Il /.
most excellent invention. That, in Washing,
viii saee more Than one half the usual labor
hat IL does not require more than one third the
uai quantity Of soap and water and that there
no r0bbins, aud consequently. little or no wear.
g or tcaring. THAT II knocks of no buttons. and
n the fines, clo,hep, such ss collars, lsces, tuck..
lis, &C., may he waehed in very sho.t time
thout the least injury, and in fact without any
parent wear and tear, whatever. We therefore
eeSIuty tecOmmenu " I" our uieHus suu !" vac
bic, as a most Useful and labor saving machine.
CHARLES w. HEGiNS,
A. JORDAN.
CHS WEAVER.
Gus PI.EASANTe,
GIDEON MARKl.E.
Hon, GEO. G. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LEiSENRING.
Rn's HorEL, (formrriy fremont House, No.
iIB Chesnut sl'ee',) Philadelphia, September
.lst, ls44.
have used Sbugert's Patent Washing Machine
ny house upwsfds Of eight months. and do moi
iiste 10 say that deem il one Of the most use.
and valuable labor. machines ever inven'
formerly kept two women continually oc'
,ied in washing, who now do as much in two
70 as they then did in one week. There 10 nc
1t or tear in washing. and !, requires not more
n one-third ths usual quantity OF soap. have
"a number Of other machines in my family, bo
is so decidedly superior to every thing else. snd
,tIe liable to get out Of iepsir, that would moi
without one il they should cos, ten times ihs
o they are sold for. DANIEL HERR.
MAX SEED.-The highest prics will b
given for Flax Seed, at the store Of
aug. Q, ls45 HENRY hAssBR.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-27
NEW cARPETINGS.

NINHE SHtcUNers have received, s0d nee nov
u opening splendid assortment Of the following
g,ods-
Saxony, Wilton and Velvet Carpe,ings
Drussels and Imperial 8 ply do CAR
e.; ;:;;:;; s; + 8 ;; :
English Drugseus and Woolrn Floor Cluihs
Stair and Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano and Table Cnve1s
London Cheule and rufIed Rugs
Door Mats Of every description
ALSO
A large and qxh hnsive resentment Of Floor Oil
Cloths, kosa to e,gh, yards wide, cut TO fit
~ description of rooms or passages.
Also. low priced Ingram Ca'petngs from 81 10
S23 cents per yard. together with large and exten.
sive assortment Of goods usually kept by carpe,
merchants.
The above goods will be sold wholesale or retail!
Il fine lowest market prices. Country merchants
md others are particularly invited to call and exs.
nine our stock before making their selections.
CIARKSON. RICH & MULLIGAN,
Successors TO Joseph Black wood, No. Ill Chesnut,
cnrner of Franklin Place.
Philsasa hia. Fen eel. iS45.-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-27

THERE is A MAN in New Orleans, says the
Della. 90 much opposed 10 war, that he wont
drink gunpoOder tea: nor will he 60 to church
because il has eanons.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-27
PRICES OF ADvERrIsING.

do 2 do rs
l do 8 do 90
Every subseq aent insertion, o 2h
Yearly Advertisements, one column, S25 half
column, SIS, three squares, Si2; two squares, 80;
one square, S.. HalEyesrly one column. SIS
half column, Siz three squares, So two squares,
s.; one squsre, 90 30.
Advertisements left without directions as to The
length of tiff,c they TO be published, will he
continued Until ordered out, and charged accord
ingly.
CTSixteen lines or less make q square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-27

Fahfenhcii's thermometer at commencement.
70deg. without any prccep'ible change during
the eclipse. after which, however. il continued
to rise for some hours
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Hoyer,s Adamantine Cement,

For Mending Broken China, Glass, Earthen-
,oare, Metals Wood, Cabinet Work, and
Fancy articles Of ,EUery Description,
ME manufacturer, in consideration Of the de-
u mand for an article Of the kind now present.
ed, has been induced to turn his attention to the
preparation of Cement which shall possess the
advantage of being uniform in character as we'll az
simple in its application, and not be liable to the
objections urged against the numerous articles sold
under the name of Cement" The advantages Of
such article is now presented will strike at once
the mind Of every housekeeper, being great dis.
ideratum in Domestic Economy, saving family
many dollar in the course Of year with the tri.
fling cost Of single bottle Of the Cemeut.
The adhesive property which it contains is SO e1.
traordinary, that the probability is that articles mend
ed with it will be more likely to break in fresh
place than where it has been previously mended
As no ordinary heat will affect it, and at the same
time the joints SO mended being scarcely percep.
ble, the advantages will be at once appreciated by
all who shall give it trial.
For sale by VIM. @. FORCE,
Pennsylvania avenue corner of 10Th street.
march 26-3t @t.i SiE
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No. A, No. A, No. A!

Con- fectionary, Fancy Store, &c., No. A
from The Capitol Gate, Penn. Avenue.
THoMPsQNIAN BOTANIC MEDICINES.
No. 6, in Bottles or on Draught.
! Composition Powders.
Rheumatic Tincture
Anti Dyspeptc, Stomach Restorative Vegetable
Wine Bitters, &c.
Warranted pure and genuine-always on hand.
DIR. JAYNE'S MEDICINES.
Jayne's Alternative or Life Preservative.
Jayne's Carminative Balsam.
Jayne's Tonic Vermfuge.
Jayne's American Hair Dye
Jayne's Hair Tonic
Jayne's Expeciorant
Jayne's Sanatve Pills.
ALLEBASPs MEDICINES.
AlIebasi's Health Pills.
Do Black Salve.
Do India Rubber Plaster
Do Poor Mans Plaster.
Do Cough Basam.
Do Too,h-Ache Drops.
DR.. Banning's Patent Lace, or Tfusses.
CONFECTIONERY.
Peases Hoarhound Candy.
FISHING TACKLE.
Hooks, Snools Lines, Rods, &c.
CUNNING TACKLE.
Percussion Caps Baldwns Improved Elastic
Indented Gun Wadding; Cleaning Rods; Gun
Picks and Brushes Wadd Cutters, &c.
COMBS.
Polka Tuck, Side, Pocket, Fine Tooth, &c.
BRUSHES.
Hair, Cloth, Tooth, Nail, busting, Shoe, &c.
SEGARS.
Segars and Tobacco warranted genuine
STATIONARY.
Paper, Pens. Inks. Pencils, Pencil Leads Copy
Books White Slate Pencils, States, etc.
BEADS.
Gold, Glass. Coco Woods splendid assortment
of Catholic Prayer Beads.
Fancy articles Of euery kind. All Of which
will be sold low for CASH, at No. from the CAM.
tol Gate, on Pennsylvania avenue.
march 25-8taw6
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A Card.

TNHE subscriber takes this method to inform his
- customers, and the public generally, that he
has, for the present, removed his Boot and Shoe
establishment on the opposite side of the street,
next door to Mr.. Knchey's confectionery, and op
posite to Mr.. Dyers Auction Store, South side of
Pennsylvania Avenue, between 10Th and llth
streets, where he can be found at all times ready
to execute any orders he may be favored with, at
the shortest notice, and in the beat and most fash
'onable style. He would also wish his customers
and the public generally, to take notice that his en-
tire stock will be sold, from and after this date. at
Cost, and no mistake. To those wishing to pur-
chase he would say call and see his stock, consist
ing Of almost every article, sze quality and price,
in his line of business, worn by gentlemen. ladies.
boys, misses, youths and children.
THOMAS B. GRIFFIN.
N. b. The subscriber has on hand between 200
and 300 pairs black and white satin and black and
white Kid slippers Of the finest quality at ST. IS
per pair T.B.G
march 25-3t
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.

WILL SELL, ON reasonable terms. all, or part
- Of lots z and 8, in square 247. fronting 100
feet on 18th street west, and 100 feet on street
north, (ths burnt cottage) contsining about l7oOo
square feet Of ground: the title indisPutabls. ana
unsncumbsred. REBECCA X. BILLING.
march 2e-tf street, between 9th and 10Th.
lust ARRIVED, lot Of seasoned o. and
j and ga and A Select Cuttings, in pine; also,
sone Column Stuff different sizes.
Also, again, few tons Of excellent quality An
thracte Coal all of which will be sold on reasonable
telms for CASH, or short credit, by
~ JOHN PURDY,
AT his Lumber Yard 7th street. near Centre Market.
uTTHE UNDERSIGNED has considerable
improved and unimproved desirable property, which
will be disposed of to suit those inclined to bay.
Inquire as above. JOHN PURDY.
march 2S-tf f
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HOUSE AND GARDEN FOR RENT.

HOUSE AND GARDEN FOR RENT.
THE House on | street, between Fifth and Sixth
i streets, is for rent, with tho large Garden and
rn attached. The house is very conveniently ar
ranged, and has Dairy and Pump of excellent
water connected with it. The garden comprises
about two-thirds Of the entire square, (4s5,) has
been under cultivation for several years past, and
contains very valuable asparagus beds-the whole
well fenced and in good order.
The House and Garden will be rented together,
and Afford to practical gardener, rare opportunity
for carrying on his business Possession given i'm.
mediately. Application may be made to
SAMUEL WROE,
a@ Corner of H and Fifth streets.
Washington, mar 23-eods
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

T1OOOE OF REPILEoElN "A IlV ES.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Milburn. and Journal
read by the clerk.
Among the matters reported which were
mostly of a private or local character, the most
important were
A bill for the purchase Of a site for Marine
Hospital near the city of 81. Louis.
A bill for the extension of the New Orleans
collection district 50 as to include the port of
La Fayetle
A bill continuing the charter of the city Of
Washington.
A bill recognising the Treasury Department.
dry discussion was had on resolution to
purchase the tenth VOL of the U. s. laws. 1t
was finally referred 10 select committee.
Mr. Niven, from the committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill in relation TO defences
Of port in Alabama, and one in Louisiana.
Mr. j. E. Holms, as chairman of the COM
mitlee on Naval Affairs, presented commu-
nication from MIR. Bancroft, Secretary of the
Navy, relating to the information stated in the
recent message of the President to the Senate
10 have been transmitted to the House and Sc
nate naval and military committees. Much
discussion was had on this matter 10 little pur-
pose, for the whole matter was finally with
drawn.
Mr. Woodwork offered the following:
"Resolved, That The rule recently reported
from the committee upon rules and adopted by
this House in relation to Internal Improve
ment bills, (requiring separate vote on each
iem.) be applied to all bills raising revenue or
appropriating money"
On motion 10 suspend the rules on this re-
solution was lost, yeas lOl, nays 7l--it re-
quiring two-thirds.
The House went into committee OF the
ia the the chair, G and after some xime spent therein
rose, and the House adjourned.
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THE COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH %, lS46
IMPORTATION WANTED.

We should be pleased 10 know how many
OF the honorable members Of Congress really
feel friendly to the enterprise in which we are
engaged BY publishing the Columbian Foun-
tain-lhe objects contemplated, and the man
ner and means Of their accomplishment We
rhould like to have such demonstration of
their friendship as would be palpable. We
should like to know if we can obtain place
in the basement Of the Capitol for the pur-
pose Of putting up our presses and cases
where we can be freed from rent and expense
Of lights and fuel, and stand in the place to
prescribe an antidote against the intoxicating
liquors now kept for sale. We think, if our
Fountain could be brought in closer contact
with some of the members they would like it
better. This modest request for a matter that
is likely to be public good, we suppose, if
granted, ought TO be sustained by public opin-
ion, on /" the ground of public policy" just
as readily as are those establishments for SELL
ing the intoxicating liquors. Well, we hope
to be informed in reference to these things.
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HANDSOME FURNITURE.

NHE attention Of purchasers is respectfully in
Il vited to lot of new and very handsome Ma
hogany Furniture, made in Baltimore and Phade-
Pha which is offered for sale at less than manufac-
turers prices There are Sofas Wardrobes, Bureaus,
Rocking Parlor, and Office Chairs, Pillar and Claw
D'ning Tables, Large Extension Dining Table, with
nve leaves Secretary and Book Case, Single and
Double French Bedsteads, Office Writing Desks.
B. HOMANS,
march lS-eo6t Between 10th and lth sts
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The King and Qusen Of Prussia, have.
through Baron Gerolt, the Prussian Minister
at Washington, presented to the Evangelical
Lutheran ST. Paul's Church in Washington
city, service Of communion plate. aPpropri-
ately inscribed. The Rev. DR.. Muller, Pastor
of the Church, acknowledges the gift.
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M. GOODMAN, G. A. M. d..

Manufacturer and Iaserter Of artificial Teeth,
TIAS opened an Office on Pennsylvania avenue,
III near the Treasury building. M G., in de-
voting his attention exclusively to this important
department Of the Dental Profession, and his great
experience gives him advantages over many who
profess to insert artificial teeth in this country. Per-
sons requiring Artificial Teeth and those Of moderate
means, will find his charges moderate.
Irregularities of Children's Teeth corrected and
prevented. Teeth extracted.
mar 23-3tawl lms