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.B0ARDING
ROTHER'S UNRIVALLED
MINERAL WATER.

WIN +" ~ NM
CoRAER OF GREEN AND Owe SITS,
GEoRsETowN. DC.
II TAKE this occasion thus publicly to return m,
u thsnka to the citizens Of Georgetown, Wash
inetun and Al xandria, for their kind appreciation
| of the MINERAL Wafer, manufactured by me
which proves that the Recommendations Of thu
Medical Faculty to the public in relation to its pur
ity, excellence, and unsur passahle superiority, are
universally approved Of which general Acknowledges
ment Of my fellow-citizen. puts mo in such an ele-
yated position that the caumnious and jealous exer
lions Of certain man. need no reply on my part.
My Establishment is open for every scientific
gentleman, who takes an interest in the matter.
take great pleasure in laying before the public
again the Certificate Of some Of the most eminent
Physicians of the District
GEoRGErowN, June l6, 1s47.
We, the undersigned, physicians, have, at the in
vitaton Of Mr.. ]. Rotler, carefully examined his
Mineral Water Establishment, and take pleasure in
pronouncing our entire satisfaction with his superior
and neat arrangements.
The apparatus and boiling machine annexed, is
a production Of the latest american invention, SO
constructed to ensure full ard perfect saturation
of gas to degree therefore, unknown to US.
The water used for its manufacture is pure and
wholesome, and the care taken in the process. as
well as the cleanliness pcvading the whole esabli,h
mont meets with our entire appreciation, and induces
us to recommend il to the public, as very superior
and healthy article.
H.. J. A. RICHIE, M. u.
GRAFTON TYLER, M. D.
II. MAGRUDER, NJ. d. ..s> .
.-. J. RILEY, NJ. n.
cHAs. II. CRAaIN, M. q.
.... .. REM. S. BoHRER, M. ID.
}. Nj. THOMAS, NJ. u.
THos. MILLER, NJ. u.
T. d. J. FRYE, NJ. d.
* N. B. Take notice that BoErLgs containing
the Mineral Water manufactured by me have the
name Of ]. Rather impressed in the glass
aug 49, # }. ROTHER.
((ieorg. town Advocate, times.)
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IMPORTANT NEW WORK.

IMPORTANT NEW WORK.
TINTED STATES FINk NCIAL DEPART
u MENT--The Treasury Department and its
vsrio' Fiscal Bureaus their origin, organization,
and practical operations ilustrat. d; being supple
ment 70 the Synopsis Of Treasury Instructions for
the administration Of revenue laws affecting the
commercial and revenue system Of the United
States; in fourteen chapters. BY Robert Mayo, NJ.
d one volume qua'to. $3.50.
The above work, which has been for considera-
bic time in preparation at the Treasury Department,
has just been printed extra copies Of which are for
sale by WIN. q. FORCE, e.
aug "a ~ Penn. ave. corner Of 10Th street.
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The Jacksonville, Florida News Of the 9Th instant
states that Col. Mcintosh, Of Duval. Is making ar.
rangements to enter largely into the cultivation Of
the grape "1@.
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Be sure you're right; then 60 ahtad."-Bu'
we know Of many in our city who go directly con.
trary to the alb We. That man did not make a
right" calculation when he commenced to build q
house, and, after while, found he hadn't the
.'specie" to finish il. We wonder il the Of the
Big House" thought he was doing right when
he wrote that :" PASS" ~. ..H," f. p
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Florida Soldiers --Little Florida has turned out
four Companies to fight the Mexicans. Captain
Livingston's corps sailed from st. Marks on the
10th inst. Where is the redoubtable Democratic
voting District of The Tenth Legion1 Can the
Union answer +a.
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CoAegiate.-'rhs annual examination of the pu-
pills of Washington College, Chestertown, Nd, took
place on the 18th instant Judge Chambers pre-
siding and delivering the address for the occasion.
The progress Of the pupils in book knowledge is
spoken of very highly by the Kent News.
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Auother Wire is to be stretched from Phade.
phia through Wilmington, Newcastle, and Dover to
Lewis,own on the South Cape Of Delaware.
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eI.end me the National Whig,'

"Ican't do Ii; you wouldn't lend me your new
coat to,her day, you know"
'Nonsense; that's another thing: only want to
read it to the ladies'"
81 only wanted to wear your coat to see the la.
dies" ,., g<
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writer Of the last century quantity observed
rha, wkst the cannon Of the princes began war, the
cannoas of the church were destroyed. at was, !"
says he, first mitre that governed the world, and
then aitre---6Est Saint Reer, and then saApeire.'
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What a falling cf!--Andrew Johnson d. was
elected To the last Congress by MAORI of l343.
This time he has got in BY 3l3 majority So much
for the vilicaton Of the Hero Of Monterey, by this
disciple Of Robert Dale Owen.
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FIRE IN NEw YoRK.-Yes,erday morning
fire broke out in 32l Front street, and qonsum
ed ID buildings
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Important Work.-The ocaa Argus, Florida,
learns that Capt. Sprague, u s. Army, has in press
at New York, history Of Florida from ita early
discovery. ." .
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IT, said an Irish apothecary, you find three ,um-
bers Of whiskey punch disagree with you over night,
don't take EN- till next day, and then leave 'em of
entirely
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Po,oer's Greek Slave has arrived in.New York
The whole world is on the ptoe to see it. Il is I,
be exhibted--for money J ?
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NJ. Go,ldd'boropgh visited Cumberland and Frost
bursh last week, and received by the people in
the most enthusiastic manner.
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NATIONAL WING BULLETIN.
TUESDAY. August "a. 2 p. IN

TUESDAY. August "a, 2 p. NJ
The New Orleans mail of the I7th inslan,
arrived at Ricmond this morning. but brought
US no army news. ~.
The Washington Union Of last evening pub
fishes retaciamenio Of the news from Puebla
in Kendall's correspondence, made up, il says
from Vera Cruz letters of the 7lh inst, which
have been received here and shown to the ed
tor. There is nothing whatever in the resume
which we have not already laid before our rea
ers. ...
The Union however takes occasion 10 declare
that the Executive is prepared 10 prosecute the
war with additional vigor, nosc that all hopes Of
peace are at an ead-an admission which we
place on record for future reference.
The Executive journal also declares that no
order has gone 10 General Scott to pause in
his onward movement for any cause whatever,
short Of a ratification of treaty of peace, and
that he was to march upon the city Of Mexico,
the moment General Pierce's reinforcements
reached Puebla. II ridicules the idea. put forth
by the National Intelligeacer. that the General
would not move forward before the close OF
September.
The New Orleans Spanish paper OF the 9Th
instant, publishes Tamplco letter in which
is said that General Scott commenced his march
upon the capitol on the 5lh instant. 1t has
rigmarole story abou, a correspondence between
Santa Ana and General Scott, in which the
former proposed to sell his country for gold
General Scott does not deal with such cards.
He leaves TO the President Of the United States
the honorable employment Of such means 10
obtain peace.
Mr.. Stanton, the Democratic representative
from the Memphis Tennessee District is reelec.
ted to Congress by majority of IS. and we
again correct our list accordingly.
Mr.. Hobbie is continuing his exerlions for
postal arrangement with Great Britain with
favorable hopes of success AS we learn from
The official Gazette. xxx
Mr.. Get, the Solicitor OF the Treasury, ad
vertises for sale, an immense quantity of land
belonging to the United States in the different
States. This is one of the desperate shifts of
the administration to replenish the sinking
Treasury.
Our contemporaries of this morning, are
publishing the accounts of the loss which the
St. Louis Battalion received on The Plans
from an encounter with the Indians II was
printed in this paper on Saturday last in a
Geographic dispatch from Cincinnati.
II we are to believe Mr.. Grund, the Wash
ington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun,
we shall surely have peace at no very dis,an,
day with Mexico. if we have il moi already.
1t is true Mr.. G. does no. give his authority
for his opinions, but we are TO remember that
Mr.. Crumbs opinions are authority At all
events, he says that if the Mexicans will not
come TO terms. they are to be threshed into
tn EN-! ,... ... ....:. ~.
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G.. W. WHEELER.

CABINET, CHAIR AND SOFA MANUFAC.
~ TORY, Pennsylvania Apenue, near the cor.
ner Of lsh sreef-The Subscriber respectfully begs
leave to return his thanks to his friends and the
public generally for the liberal patronage they have
kindly bestowed upoa him, and to informthem that
he is at all times prepared to manufacture every de-
scrption Of Household Furniture at the shortest
notice, in neat and workmanlike manner, and on
terms the most accommodating
have on hand small assortment Of Furniture,
which will dispose of on very liberal terms such
as Walnut and Mahogany Spring Seat SOFAS,
WARDROBES, BUREA Us, TABLES, high,
low. and French post Bedsteads, Cradles, Cribs &c.
! am asp prepared to attend Funerals at the
shortest notice, and most liberal terms
g. w. WHEELER,
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TO HOUSE BUILDERS AND
CARPENTERS.

n AM now and shall at all times be prepared to
il cover R,ofs Of Houses at reduced prices with
I.ead-d Tin, French Zinc or Galvanized Iron
Samples OF which may be seen at my store.
have ALSO constantly on hand, good assert
ment Of building materials, cheap for cash.
G. WOODWARD,
Penn. Avenue, between 10th and l,h streets
aug Il---3t 'a.
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One hundred and twenty three vessels arrived ut
Boston on the 2lst inst.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS UP TO Pm

Bro,pn's.
Doctor Marshall, Maryland
Henry A Moore, do
William Marshall, do
w ZONES. Kentucky
H d FAINT, Missouri
Or Edelin,, Maryland "
P Mccall, Philadelphia .-"
FM Bowie, Maryland
Peter Wood, do ".'
Jno Compton, do
James Renwick, New York
VIM Goulding, Virginia
s d Blackwell, Georgia
w G Harper, do
RIM Gaines, j. Kentucky.
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Notice.-The Second Anniversary Of Junior As.
ISOLATION No. !, U. B. Of Temperance, will be helt
this evening, the 24th instant, at n O'Clock, il
Temperance Hall. The public is respectfully inv
ted to attend. .,E ..'t .. =
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The Ne,o York Reformr.--Ihe Editor Of this
paper accuses Of refusing to pay his bill for print
lug our Prospectus, and calls all manner Of hard
names. He 10 in error. We never refused to pay
his bill. Some one presented us with it few
weeks ago and our answer was that il was not then
convenient to pay it, bat that it would be attended
to due time. The Editor Of the Reformer will copy
this in justice to US, il he be printer.
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We learn from the Medical Journal that physi-
clan in Georgia, in recently attempting to prepare
gun cotton from receipt sen, him by brother ply.
sicsn, was unsuccessful and found to his sstonish
msnt that his cotton would neither explode nor ig-
mite, being an,i-inAammable. On investigating, to
find out the cause, he found that he had not used
peated the process, and the result was the same; 80
that he claims to have discovered method Of rem
dering cotton incombustble He says that this cot
ton be prepared with little expense, as he has
tested the matter sufficiently to know that it can be
manufactured INTO cloth, the lint and texture Of the
cotton being not in the least injured, but capable Of
being made into clothing with much ease as from
the common material.
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DomBEY AND Son. We have just received
Part XII OF this deeply interesting story, by
Dickens, and will commence its republication
in the National Wing TO morrow. Look oul
for something exciting.
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Who is to blame ?-Thst hole near the canal al
10Th street is still open. One might suppose thai
it is intended to bury in it an elephant; but as these
animals are scarce in these parts. we conclude that
it remains open through ina.teRtion 10 the interests
of the people, .
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Something pretty-We saw at market thi
morning, handsome flower pyramid, very ingeni
ousy made by man in the employ Of Mr. J
Pierce. 1t was universally admired. The price
was three dollars,
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Flour fell rs cen,s barrel in Baltimore yester-
J.g
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Being FILLED np.-That marsh (south Of Hastily
& Weeden's coach factory which has, we believe
been the cause of more than one asue case is being
filled up Very glad indeed to see it.
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Peter s,uyvessnt was worth IL millions Of dol.
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Peansylraaia Avenue. workmen have com
menced digging up the centre west from Gil
street, for the purpose of raving it also. When tn
avenue is finished, i, will rival any street 10 ih
country. The. handles" will take buggy rid
then, wont they -...
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The alarm of fire last night at 10 o'clock, was
false one. a."." .., ..... .E....-'. ..,
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Watch Ho.se-Arested-M J. Rrovn, (free
colored) taken at dsordery house after 10 o'clock
paid cosls, and gave security for good behavior.
Jno. Swan Gree colored) found DO, paid costs
and gave security.
Isaac Colbert, Gree colored J found at disorterly
house after Ioo'clock, paid cost and gave security.
Jno. Sinus, (fiee colored,) do.
Elias Lomux, Qres coored,) do, &c..
Asbury Tyler, Gree coared,l old convict, arrested
for breaking into the stable Of Thos. H. Havenner
& Son and stealing therefrom set of harness, the
value Of $40. The harness was recovered, and he
was committed to jail; also for stealing bride.
(about LIST inst..) the property Of Mr.. E, silnms
The bride was recovered from the persap to whom
he sold il. f -
.StOeeping the Apenue-Now that this highway
will soon be completely paved from the Capitol to
the Treasury, We suggeat that the people of the city
shall petition the Councils 70 have it thoroughly
swept, and to keep it swept We see no use in paw
ing it, if it is to be covered from two to four inches
deep, with dust, which, when the wind blows, is to
be carried into the houses and stores and into the
lungs of those who live and walk upon the street.
Let every man, women and child call on the Coun.
ellis to see 10 this matter forthwith.
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ID FINLEY HUNT, DENTIST, Washing
~. ton City, Penn. av. between 9th and 10th ST.
iune II
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I.n NJ 'iN 1t may lc rcmem.
lcu ihr, naa, OFFS. Lave iflulgci tie
hrc. iat1a of seeing the sage of Ashland
90 'his city cn professional husin, =. before
tic trcui, Cur, Of the United states nj
''o ,rril term \ letter ~ friend in Il i.
ci'y dated Ashland the ~ inst, SAYS u
Y Go-c'i~
j have no expectation of visiting Plia-
d.phia this .prlng nor can ] say now when
shall he able o. DO 80; at rr,,en, I feel
"fci~AsImo! by ne dccp affection ,rhich
has j,si happened 10 me IN 'ac faH Of Il be
,rci son d, rc I'oody Iqn'c II Bu,na
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FROM VERA 'Ety ANp TIN.
CITY CO.. A.INr.

lie ~" ~ y,sc.ly CAM iftgi...
aih npor'n. f,,i., ofnes, nom Mex
CO. --broes hi 70 Nv Osiesn. be the s.,an
sAP Alatam, wLi,h I,h Ieta Crs on
,hc IN
a u'lhis'sinra pepper publish. sllc.cfr ,
oHofni I y o'I soy,'ntncn' thtouc,. ig'o
'ocha tor peace Tie pr.a,J,ai one = q,
I" 'rf tiecn mIAsons 10 pay L. .Ncrfro
'1r ne hnc Of % icSr-,s from rc Gal,
81 - PlciTr. and r. Yasei STATS r. a..
""nd go remuneration E., rc ,ty-re,s
- 70 alr These ,ip,us,s ,s,lnas, !
al thnlc,n msli'cus. making a t.lal II -
mil.'on' ~ he icius1fy no,th q - Dc.
gf'c.
i nc ll'cs. Ncsicin arc t1n's tom CHI.
hnnhua were to The 5,h March. which n,
later Than those At Santa r. Ihry Na,c
hat Tie ta1lc u the 2sih r,b was lo,,
through the coAaiJice e. he Nr,ican Cav.
ally The Lfcs II the hmerlcans ar,
SAL O. have be'n 100 and seven prccs of
artillery whtit those Of The " Means A
n pgui,i 90 -0op mcn aud tn pieces II ar.
'illcfy oar troops took possession Of CHI.
tuaho, WI the , Mach AMI mail, all
TIE Nix can hrn.!,s are atau .onm. Il 6
cry
y liver from CcLral, dad the iGlh
N''itA' s''' highly Mci'can account of
'.' e'rl'e OF portion Of our wagons hy
''n ''',a. near Monterey
No authentic returns hal been rcc,lvcd
from .hc ZIP !ii!on Of Gen Q,inan AMI
Com. Perry agsinS Alvafado
Ecn. Twiggs was on The march for HE
Fn'''e Nacional, an! Gen Wonh WIS -
ivl''" on 'hc 1lh- both With sirons d'vis.
Ion' Snrplics were gong forward for
San Lens l'o'o:i IA ivancc oiihc march Of
our troop.
santa Anna had ordered several dNnch
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None genuine un,ess sisnsd ! 3usis GA Ia,
Wrapper.

HE sa.,s OF DR. \arglu's lrron,ria,,c
are growing ih'r,,usc, .ii Sc s:r i-s! Z. tie.
hcse iiOni al We hear that ]. contain, uron.
ef'ies lii'le shOu OF magical IN ccd, II we
'Uuli u, .ieve Ia Supernatural agencies. We
should 'hinA this mature contained them IN
liquid state, mos, singular remedy truly,
unlscrsai one. Reader s.c our ad,eui,
ING column, cal! on ''c a2eas and get i
pamphlet.
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ANOTHER BATTLE-Ol'E TEODr'
AGAIN VICTORIOUS
Urea Orcytdhea ard Directed by Genera
Tdy'or.

Tdy'or.
Adyiccs from tho Nrayos t. the "a inst
have been received at New Orleans. and
furnish reports Of further successful opera
tions Of Icucral Taylor asaius, the Meal
cans
!, l. said tia, General Taylor WITH HI,
forces, instead of having returned rn.uc.
ecs''ul from Us ruFsni, Of Urea, asrcportcd
A.l succeeded in oscr'aling the runaway
Ncx.cans near thc lula Pas. where hc at
tackled them vigorously. bu, me; with an
obstinate aul determined r, sis,ancc
The battle lasted for seven hours. when
'Ac NcNlcans having sustained great los.
gave way aul lc'i the hcil t. orr ,roor>
'nc rclnn states that amen. the Prison
crs ,akcn hy Gen Taylor IN til, action, are
both the Mexican Generals. Urea and
taualrs
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"iri.s !irfs ~ hje N,,f ~ l.r.. IT,.
stances i.hr NE .'.lo~ins a., Sims Il - 90.
Y otCutfcDsc. 49, ."nccr cifpnes al
is'ihcr Comment Dpon !h' c'.,ac, oi Nisisf',
II. issm
Fo"phA,cps'.. \ Y Sept -. 1915
Nj >.th " l.wlu- IJca. Su re.nlf
aci,foi WI.ist. IiA.,m at Nni Chez, .
20 well esiAbl.shcd throughout the county.
and ,sPeci1lis ~ tie slaie o. New ioth,
lh't anN latil't testimony vus!. seen IN.
necessary. Yet I have dcii,r4 spmucA
'"i'eo tom q. ih-ll an happy t. conn..
hhal. ihiough >uu 10 iAe SIX and uth,,ei
what II aas done for nv, aud | consider n
iiiv.cgr AMI OATS 10 q" 80. hav- Teen
ifoeD'ed wnh week lung, four ,rat>. h,d A
cough more ~ ,css every winter uas
roaiihcd 10 Tie house all wiuict with 80.
'erc cough. psii ~ the 81 ie aud trcast, ta,.
Ell blood se,ers. times. ,onsuiieI pu,
stisn, BOT have never taA.n any mcdul.e
"hlch has dune ne 50 niue good as va
la > Dal'eni ~ UiIa thsy,G ! consider II
The best medicine IA tie woflI iot coughs.
oo.cs. .hd pulmonary complaints,
WILLIAM Il Swagrs
Nome genuine un,css Signed 3u,s vn tue
Wrapper.
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y liberal cstiril 81 he nnmhcr II TIC
population OF N,ri tIuz Ia l-il l,,d II
att 800. and lh.s shoAs that one s,lh ol
the ropilluon dad IN the course oi the
year ti t,ls one si,lh about an tpral
proportion pcIlsh,d from ,omao. THIS
disease. diarihr an. dysenicry are the
most la ~ The Catalogue
Nh Mayer, N proceed ne arh the con
siirtainn q! lhis sutIcci remarks
IN lst am toll lhl, nciriao thou.
SAND dl'd At Vera Cuz The, however,
""' ofing & ne number OF raw recruits
sent ihct' rom The interior, 10 be embark
IL ~ pcann.