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ton Corpus Christi, "a in October, 1916 being the
first series OF views illustrating the progress of the army
u Mexico scenery of that country; by Captain
r. Whiting United States army Just received FOR sale by
Jan +. TAYLOR.
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CyT. CHARLES HOTEL-My friends in the temperance
- having of late called public attention to the
rority of the est Charles other hotels, have found
necessary enlarge and reorgnize the de-
parment. Having made extensive arrangements for an
abundant and supply of superior oysters, game,
teapin &c. have engaged experienced cook and two
walters exclusively for this branch of my business and
cured the services of additional barkeeper. Grateful
past tavos hope, with this arrangement to meet
the wants of my patrons, and merit continuance.
~ b. Having leased the entire upper part pr the hotel,
consisting of thirty forty prepared to receive
transient boarers by the day, week, month,
or year The ordinary table will be supplied with the best
The market affords. limited number Of persons will be
taken for meals only' at very low prices.
c. j. MAC LELLAN.
ST Charles Hotel, October 5ih.
5-eod3m
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- FOR RENT, the and dwelling on Pennsylva
JEW MIA avenue, few doors east of Coeman's Hotel, adj
Joining Knots conec tonary. tt.t
Also, two-story brick house c, between Third and
Four-and-a half streets
Also, wostory brick house on street for sale low
Inquire Of JOHN p. PEPPER. .
Dec l5--MWNSif
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S,ALmAGUNDI, by Washington Irving, complete In
- volume English edition, with engravngs; price 81.
Just imported by r. AAiLOh'
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ID OGERS'S Superior Knives xc.-W. Fischer, import
II of fancy stationery, &c, has recently received per
ship Independence, direct from the celebrated mannaGl-
rer Messs Joseph Roges& Sons extensive
of their knives, of l, q g. and blades in pearl and stag
handles, large portion OF which their very best four
baded knives well known the Congress- pattern Al
good assortment of their best mathematical instruments,
razors, and strops of various patterns which
peror any others in the country All may be had at Sta
TONERS Hall, wholesale and retail
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Fare Liverpool, per Great Western, 800, and 5 stew
ards fees
Fare per Great Britain, according to the size and position
of the staeroons plans of which may be at any OF
the agencies.
For freight passage other information, apply in New
York, to
RICHARD IRWIN SO Front st.
New York-March 23-t9m
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
M No @

A4J tfHstA - MER $500 MA&
~ WHG PACKETS VOR HAVHE.-Asco"o 1Aho' =,
GAIL from Now York the LIST, and from havle on e
- 10Th OF each month during the year, andih 'e ono"
ing rotations
W l ~ PROM YORK
Ship Utica Capt. John A. PeTe' Isl january iS' Way
Shin st Nicholas Capt Nathl w Evelegh, LIST Febrl-
Isl Sa Captsn Jas Funk March, July, and
Ist November -, !: n, AL y,
A, lgust and Isl December. a L.aaf
ship Utica. Captain John A. Perce 10th February 10th
fune. and 10th October =. 80. -. .s.f., VI
Ship ST. Nicholas Captain n w Eveeigh, 10th March,
10th July, and 10Th November.
Ship Oneida Captain JAS Funk. 18th April 10Th August
and 10Th December. 90, ~,
+ l6&h September and 10Th January
They are all of the first class, and with ample and
oommodous ACCOMMODATIONS for passengers. Goods sent
to the agents will be forwarded free from all other charges
Than the expenses that may be actually paid upon them
The price of cabin passage is 300, exclusive OF wines
and liquors. ,o,,,, ;, ,,,>,cyp>y
~. Tontine buildings, Wall street, New York
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nv FISCHER, importer of English and French fancy
w goods, has Just received, via New York. large
OF choice and beautiful articles suitable presents the
approaching seasons 1T Is not sufficient them
ms their richness can only he appreciated by an cxanna
zion, which srcspcclly solicited Staoncrs Hall he
lore purchases are made eiscwhere. Dec Z,--2wii
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS,

GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.
rTNIfE undersigned will leave Boston early in December
J. for Washington city, at which place he will remain du-
ring the session of Congress- and Will be happy attend
the prosecution OF claims before Congress either of the
executive departments For number OF years resident
of that city, and during portion of that time connected
with of the departments his knowledge of the manner
of rnnsacting such business win give all matters ntust
ed to his great facility, and insure speedy adj
ustmen than under ordinary circumstances. Address.
post paid, b. H. CHEEVER
No g, Merchants Bank Building.
Refer
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER,
" RUFUs CHoATE,
I" CALEB Cushing,
=" RoBERT RANToUL, ir.
Nov. 2S-dSsw6w
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KS @ M
MARsEMLEs LINE OF Packets,


TOsscktng at Gibraltar TO land passengers.
THE aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
il from New York the ls and from MarseIles ON
the 10th of each month, as follows;
H4ft YORK
Ship Prince de Joinville, (new) Capt w. W Laurence
Oct. i, 1886. - ~
Ship Arcole, (new0 Captain W. R. Hoodless' Nov l.
1876. 49,
Ship CASTOR, Capt. James Anthony, Dec. I, 1886
Ship Nebraska (new,) Captain james Watson, jan l.
lS47.
Ship -, Feb /, l847.
Ial FROM MARsEII.LEs.
Ship Prince de Jonvle, (new,) Capt w. w Laurence,
Dec 10, 1916. - or
Ship Arcoe, (new,) Capt w r. Hoodless, jan TO- 1S47
Ship Castor, Capt. James Anthony Feb. 10, 1877.
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Capt. James Watson, March TO-,
1877.
Ship -, April 10, lSi7.
These vessels all OF the first class and commanded by
experience Their accommodations for passengers
unsurpassed for comfort and convenience Goods sent
the agents will be forwarded free OF all other expenses
than those actually paid. SOB
For freight or passage, apply to ...,~ -
CHAMBERLAIN IL PHELPS,
l03 Front street, to
BOYD e. II1NCKEN, agents,
No. g., Tontine Buildings, corner OF Wall and Water
streets, New York
Sept. Is tt 'fft .t '.''-.
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Steam between York aud Liverpool.
rJ,HE GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i STEAMSHIPS--The Great Western, 100 tons, 45O
horse power, b. r. Mathews esq commander; the Great
Britain $500 TONS 900 horse power Lent James Hosken,
r. N, commander, intended to sail as follows;
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BOARDING SCHOOL, 10,

| PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL, FOR Male
daughter Of the late Richard w Meade 81 Phlad. lpha
aided by assistant teachers; situated the Hartford road
about TWO miles from Baltm ore, NJ country residence
Children will be received lii the Institution between The
ages Of four and ten.
fish Grammar, and the ruJincnts OF History, will be the
branches chiefly taught 70 this nsritnton Those children
whose parents guardians wish it will also be taugM
Latin, French, and Musc but each Of those branches win
| form separate charge.
No pocket will be allowed in the possession Of The
chiren and this rule viii be enforced, for the protcaon
of their health and the better government of their morris
All their reasonable will be supplied from the funds
| deposited by their parents for that purpose.
Payment must be made scni-annuay in advance. from
this rule there can be no deviation
No boarer win be received for shorter time than hall
year, retained longer than the age of fourteen and
deduction made for absence except in ease of sickness
M"er"" LIE fpF T T h sh hEE q AZ q Fo s ss
For board and instruction. including bed and bedding
washing and mendng payable haliyeary in advance, o
children Of -four years of age ~ - $l25 %
| From eight to fourteen years of ngc $50 %
| Latin and French, each, per annum ~ 90
| Music on the piano, per annuln 40 %
| For the use of the piano. per annuin 400
Dancing and drawing at the masters prices.
Stationery, postage, doctors visits and medicines, with
infmary fees and clothing if supplied by the institution
will form separate charges, varying according the wants
of each child, but always moderate.
Boys must come supplied with clothing for winter and
summer with uniform of dark grey cloth and steel but
tons also one tea and table spoon, fork tmbers
RrrERrscKs;-Rey. 4. J. Elder, Baltimore; Rev. G..
White, do, Rev e. McColgnn Very Rev. Dr. Power,
lege; Rev. VIM. Mathews Washington; Rev. Nicholas
0'Donnel. Brooklyn John X. Randall, esq, Baltimore
esq, Baltimore Charles H. Winder, esq, Washington
Lieut. James Giiss United States Navy do John Ken
School, Annapolis William PARROT, esq, Washington;
g. Washington, do.
An letters must be addressed (posi pad) Miss Meade
through the Bamore post office, who VIII give a; further
information required. Dec ID
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L'OR RENT.-Two good the first floor, fur
nished, and also the house adjoining the subscriber ON
Al street, between Pennsylvania avenue and street
Dec % JAS. WILLIAMS.
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Mrs MINOR ON y, between 0th and 7th streets, has
lSl onr spacious rooms, with email attached TO
cach suitable for families mess of members whom
she would accommodate with board reasonable terms if
applied for Immediately. Nov 28-tJanl"
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SUfTABLE Books for Christmas, md New Years
- tiitsRecenty received the depository of the BIB
Society IN Mr. hennedys store + street, between 1871
and i4th, an extensive assortment OF elegantly bound
Bibles Testnnents and Psalms, and copies OF the New
Testament, which will be sold nj the oceiys prices.
Persons wishing TO obtain suitable presents for young
as beautiful Dec ~.
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HAKTWELL'S WARRINGTON HOUSE,
Chestnut ADORE sereh aert door to The Masonic Hail.
Philadelphia
TTNIlS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and reiurnshed
l. and the proprietor has spared means to insure
to his visiters every comfort and convenience The
dining saloon for gentlemen, well the private ord
nary for ladies' large and convenient The parlors and
chambers capacous, and fitted up the most modern
style. This house being in central position, the propre-
socits continuance of public favor pledgng himself
that effort his part shall be spared to secure them
every luxury the city affords
N B. bath house is attached the hotel where warm
and old baths Gable had at any hour.
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ROAhDiNG.-Five well-inrnshed rooms, with board,
~ can be had at the house adjoining the residence OF Mr.
Clements on street, between Sd and Al streets.
Dec l6-diftf .-.a fln fr.
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TN ID. MOsELY, United States Attorney, Will attend
the several States and federal courts held Nash
vile.
Particular attention paid TO the collection of claims.
Office in the courthouse at Nashville. Tennessee.
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CPLENDID bargains Mt Private snle.-Nows tuo time
- for widows orphans, and Old Hunkers.--For se--A
double brick house, with the lot upon which il stands
containing 6375 square feet of ground 24t stree, north
Pennsylvania avenue, for song To capital
ist this property of the best investments Offered
in the city of Washington 1t Is situated the lead
ing the United States Observatory, and will double its
value in year
Also I60 acres of land in Tishemngo county, Misssp
pi, taxes paid for 1915.
Also 1913 acres of good land in Ohio county, Virginia
taxes paid for 1916
ancient spenor and importance, two quarter squares
groundeach lot containing Fl, 800 feet making total Of
Is, 600 feet There is house and well each lot One
lot is the OF Duke and Henry Streets and the other
at the corner OF Prince and Faycuc streets. The
lot rents f., $50 per The other requires
pairs. The property is assessed $2,80O-snbieet
ground rent of 500 per annum. This properly win make
IL building lots % feet by 100.
To an immediate purchaser, for cash good paper,
extraordinary chance for speculation is presented.
Apply to JESSE E. DOW,
Box 107, Post Office Washington
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WORTIIINGTON G. SNETHEN,
ATTORNEY and OansseIlOr-ut-L Lar,


DRACTISES in the Supreme Court of the United States
and in the several of the District OF Columbia,
and prosecues all OF claims against the United
States, either before Congress the different departments
of the government.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. F. C. Liable respectfully informs his pupils and
lV1 the ladies and gentlemen of Washington and George
town, that his first of tuition in dancing watzng
&c., will Tuesday, November Sd, at his resi-
dence on Pennsylvania avenue Days OF inton-Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, from O'Clock p to O'Clock
p. m for young ladies' from to p. for young
iers; and from to p. for gentlemen.
Mr. F. c. L. will give instruction in every description OF
fashionable dances, and taught in the
and graceful style.
n b. For ierns other information, apply AT his resi-
dencc, Pennsylvania avenue
Oct I6--2aW3m t
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FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK. ! ITN1 IlINT
= rN-rDh THE steamer Osceola will leave Washington
Essa-xAazls for the above place every Thursday .
o'clock, Returning viii leave Norfolk every Fridaya5
o'clock, p
Passage and fare 3d.
She viii stop going and returning Cone river, Virginia
and all usual landings the Potomac.
JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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A THE late residence Of Mr. Amfed, Prince street.
!iA in Alexandria. The house is brick, built Of the best
alerals handsomely finished, and welarranged for
fort and convenience contains fifteen most OF them
large and airy, and has wide hall through the centre
Ouhouse of brick also covered with metal sting, in
one range wood and washouses cstern above ground,
two bathing and dressing rooms On the opposite
wing greenhouse; and in the brick wo-sory
double house for servants.
The ower-garlcns extend from Patrick Henry street.
The vegetable garden is large and productive.
It is considered by many, the handsomest and most de-
sirable residence in the District.
It will be sold low, and accommodating terms on ap-
pication VIM ID. NOTl,
+ Sept 25--sf Al the Treasury Department.
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NOTICE o owners Of real estatc.-The subscribers
IN keep register their general agency office, in which
all persons having real estate for sale rent have the priv
ilege without charge, of entering description OF their
property Inspection OF such desire purchase
rent and only in the OF being employed as agents
in any negotiation in relation thereto will commission be
charged Nonrcsdents, well citizens find this
convenience, ALSO general intelligence or reference
office.
We have for sale several houses and lots and large
tract of land in Fauqucr county, Virginia
RICHARD BURGESS and
JOHN III. SMITH
Office 18th street. opposite the northeast corner OF Full
lcrs Hotel.
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A uGuSTUS FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor at
"A Law, Austin, Travis county, Texas, will attend faith
fully and promptly any business connected with his pro-
fession in this city, and the adjoining counties He will
also attend any business in the land Office such
curing patents, perfectng titles, &c ettes must be paid
to procure attention.
REFERENCES.
Hon. j. p Henderson, San Augustin
Hon. Ebenezer Allen Austin.
Hon Memucan Hunt, Galveston.
j. ID. Groesbeck Houston.
Dohonde " Groesbeck, New Orleans.
Jan. IL
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CONDITIONS or THE 16EssENGER AND REVIEW.

l. THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW IS pub Isaed tn monthly numbers. Each number contains 9i less thsa 6t large supeIroyai pages, printed god type, and m the best manner. and paper of 'ae most beautiful quality.
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 5. R. MINOR, E1ioy and Propr4stor
 EstaDQhd, Va. October ls46
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Religion, What Is It,

Is i; 10 go to church to-day,
 To look cevolt and seem tc pray, And ere to-morrow's sun goes down. Be dealing slander through the town Does every sanctimonioGs face, Denote the certain reign of grace Does every phiz that scowls al sin. Feii not hypocrisy within
 Is it to make our daily walk. And of our own good deeds to talk Yet often practise secret crime, And thus misspend cur precious tune Is II for sect or creedto fight.
 To call oar zeal the rule of right, When what we wish IS, al the best, To See our Church excel the res, Is 1t 10 wear inc Christians dress, And 10 mankind good wiii profess. To treat wilh seoEn the humble poor. And bar against them every door Oh 10 Religion means not this, The frui, Ii bears much fAirer is- Its pTecspi IS, to others do,
 As yoa 'sould have them ds to yo1 Ii grisTes to learn an af report, And scosGs with bdlaan woes 10 sport, Or other deeds it speaks no III. Bat tells of gcod-or else keeps still An does religion this impart. Then may is influence fiji my heart Oh haste the biissful. joyful day. When all the earth shaH own is sway
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GEOEGiA MAJOR IS COURT
 RT | rHxxxsskF FrtTaR

Ills honor, the mayor, was in the discharge of his official functions oa Ias; Saturday eve ning the business Def re hin consIsting oi two seretal charges os assaui. aad battery {, to OoFF r4 winch o;it tsfefssa, ::sss hias.saels ~Georgia msjofn was the respondent
 Do you plead gully to the charge of s saul,,ne the Rev Nr wdi.ans,~ asked the mayor of the defendant
 ''l dc. ttsa: IS tn say--''
 Then fine voc len dollars, sad the mayor
 Fms, ss 70 ssy,r cooanusd the major. sAl plead guilty, but fl there's any way io gel of fran ihs 6ae. should hke very much 10 dn ii.'-
 =Doab,iess. observed h. honor
 ''l wih make slaismsat--of, as you may say, dsfeace-- un--a-a-fsw remarks. "
 Toe Court nodded permission.
 You see- Williams cane up ,o me, and spoke something to me. and, said I. svoc d--d rascal, EsH oF geaT IA. whsa you speak 10 ms, sad the major, throwing himself inso military attitude.
 That's enoagh-,sn dollars and costs. q said hts honor
 The major bowed gr4eefally.
 PForsedlng now lo ths second charge. hls honor asked Eile dsieudans II he would plead guilty sgaia. Nos hz !. He would make q statement though, m relation. or ia respee, 70, or regarding The manner of the secoad fight
 ~l was n the persons store who fought uae. searching for one oi she silver sges which had dropped oaa of rny ~alkiag csns ia the previous fight when ihas person O.. derea Hie eas. Sir, szid 1, y3z nas, talk sofsly-Ge~d softly. when yoa address n., SIT. Upon, this that person struck me wi.s a sksilei--aa iroa skillet, s,r--la the face ! Here the uaaios posassd io Ais face. the nasal fsaaaFe oi which ooss souie pafDllsA s.reaA, that beautifully sss.el |. uzas! rseh rahy- @And ihsn, ST, fsil--siaggered and fsll .. l sssssssa ihs bls~ wssh nsy cane. l.n. nsdaifiy crowd lampsaspaa me. and bsa ne rll shey wess pulled of-sAey dida' , whip me, tkosgh; ,has eaai hs daas 's Hsr, hs storrs3 .ad lacked rosn1-fhT-,As by
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CHARITY,

Charity decent, modest, easy. kind.
 Soiiens the high. and reass the abjeet mind Knows with just reins and gentie hand to guide Beiwixt vile shame and arbitrary pride, Net socD provoked. she easily forgiyes. And much she suffers, as she much believes. Soft peace she brings wherever she arrives She builds our quiet. As she forms our lives. Lays the rough path of peevish nzIafe even. And opens in each heart little hezven. Each other gift which God or man bestcws. His proper bound and due restriction knoss, To one hxed purpose decieAtes its power. And finishing its all. exists 10 more.
 Thus. in obsdisnee to what HsAven deerees, Knowledge shall iail, and Prophecy shaii cease, But lasting Charity's more ample sway. Nor bound by urae, nor subject io decay, in happy triumph shaii forever i've, Ind endless N! dIdase, and endless psalse receive
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DRY GOODS.

hhEE foarias aud hr5wn shiTtine A, s-4 - brown sheetiRgsi 7-s and 4-i Lowell negro .1 sesro hnseys and keEseys e-4 and lI-4 4'-ed sheeihgs; 7s and 4-4 hIeaehed shirtinxs
 gre aiapeF; Russia diaper; crash; s-a ,s6is soshr irish linen; long lawns; black se<ing siIk see SIX hankereh'efs, eo,tensass; deams shirt V sH5Pes bed hc kings; hlsached hollands; French .ss.'e sal.'e @lakess; brown eottoa and hnen drills; ~ <. --sa cotton drills; iz-4 bsbainet mosQusio net. .<- eo'i9r and bTo~n linen moske.o nes,irs: fancy ,e-.,l .'-e pllNsi white navy Hnen; brown Russia .,.s '.s esofsia stFipes Russia dnck; paInn leaf
 Hsy 10, is47, y
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never could see e good rea.or.

never could f1d good reason
 Why sorrow unbidden should stay, And all the bright joys of iife's season
 Be driven unbeeded away. Our cares would wake 10 more emotion, Where we to ouf iot but resign'd, Than pebbles aung into the ocean,
 Thai leave scarce ripple behind The world has spirit of beauty,
 Which looks upon ali for the best. And while it discharges its duty,
 To Providence leaves ali the rest. That spirits the beam of devotion,
 Which nights us through life to It's close. And sets ike the san in the ocean.
 More beauiiis:! far than il rose
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4 SONG

Come touch ihe harp, my gentle one A nd let the notes be sad and low. sueh as may breathe. in every toae.
 Toe sogt cf long ago. That sriie Of thiaa is al too bright
 tor sehing hearts sna lonely years, Aaa dearly al ] Love lis fight.
 io-dAy l wcnid have tears, fes @ser nci taas, ny gentle gtri
 No smile q thine has lcst is spell. by neaseh. ] scss thy Iightest sasl-- oh. more than foadiy well Then touch the Tyre and let il vile
 An thought of grief and gloom away. While lhno art by. with harp snd smile. wSH nei wsep tc dsy'