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NO. 3, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARIxET.--we have nov
~ hand variety Of very old and liquors.
which the attention Of the public most respectfully solicited
comprising
Fine old Pne caslon brandy vintage Is2 imported ia
1870, draught and bottIed
carefully selected stock Of brandes imported from London
DOCKS of celebrated brandics, Including
J. n y. Marell, dark and pale
Vineyard props, do do
pipe superior old GODDARD" vintage Of 1888, very
The all been selected with urea, regard 20
quality, and are warranted TO be perfectly pure.
Otard Dupuy Co.'s brandy vintages 1874 and 1886
A sgnette, Napoleon, and domestic brandy.
Very superior old rye whskey pure article distilled in 1879,
Scotch malt whisky
Irish whiskey
Pure Holland gin
DO spirits
DO -. Croix
Brown stout, " Barclay'sn
Scotch ale, " Doves falkirk."
I ,s$ss cSass ".s imported BY Renaul Francois
Geislefs own brandn
Geisler's anchor
Shield brand
Cardinal do, quarts pnts
Regents golden sherry, the delicate flavor pro
nounced most superior
old pale sherry, g y Harmony"
DO. brown do Duff, Borden, n Co."
Old side Madeira
Gene cs,ie sicily 90
swec, Malaga wine
Old Port wine, Resenb,S
DO do do Burgundy"
Chateau Margeaur Cpret
Perfect love cordial
Cinnamon do
White wine vinegar
Pure cider vinegar
Dec 9-steoif
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cHRIsTMAs FESTIVAL.

(HRfsrMAs FEsTIvAI.--A Festival will be held the
new building Of ST. Vncents Orphan Asylum, 10Th
and see TO the 26h month"; and
the night OF the h OF January Refreshments provided
variety Of useful and ornamental articles sale
the ladies' As the proceeds Of the be applied
finishing OF the asylum the
ton OF the Sisters Of Charity and orphans
patronage, Dec II
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SUBSTITUTE ron rREscoEs.-A method OF wall painting
(lcandmaiere,) has been invented at Berlin by M
Fuchs, which promises 10 supesede the difficult al frseo
process II is also stated to be much more durable and
more adapted to the changes OF northern climate than
the Italian method An experiment was made year ago
TO test the power Of the coors 10 resist very destructive
agent the result Of which has Just been asceaned In
September last year, portrait stone painted
codng TO the new process by Kaubach and given for trial
the director OF the Royal Museum Il has ever since
been deposited in the chimney exposed to twelve months
smoke, and when recently removed il was covered BY
thick coating OF SCOT, that was only removed with diff
clear and bright.
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DREss AND CHARACTER or PERUvIAN LAprEs.--A recent
letter from Lima, after describing the Cathedral gives
this portraiure Of the ladies':
About the centre Of the Cathedral is an srches en-.
closed by columns and lattice Of carved work 1t is
very extensive contains two immense organs, full inst
mental band and choir OF eunuchs The music Is usually
OF high and operate character, and very fine All the
galleries and assages are lined with old scrpural paint
ngs by the Italian masters many Of them Of great
IL; but enough Of this. When first visited u, II
early mass and under the ain arch gradually collected all
the fashion aud beauty OF Lima each lady acconpa
MED by small female slave, who placed richly wrought
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BRRAcH PRoMIsK-SUSDAY coNTRAcrs.-A suit for dam
ages for the breach OF marriage lately tried
in Philadelphia where the defence up that the
contract made sunday. and therefore void On This
point the judges charge to the jury is thus reported
"That the law In regard Sunday contracts did not
tend contracts OF marriage, which by many religious
considered solemn sacramento, TO be only
sanctioned by i'm pressive ceremonies. ~
"The contracts made Sunday which are void are
those relating worldly business To hold that marriages
socmnized on that day void, would be to dissrb
thousands Of marriages which have been Contracted and
TO render iegimae very large number Of citizens Ths
jury found verdict for plaintiff for $500" 13T !.
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Land, Pension, add General Agency.

WILLIAM H. mINNIX, late of the General Land Office,
prosecute claims Of kind against government
Congress Of the departments His experience different
branches Of the Departments Especially
bounty lands will enable him TO give full saacon all who may
his services The
located by military win be secured, all necessary
taken 10 lost dead letter Claims for
vices In the revolutionary the Of 1914
Win receive special attention lie will also
collection Of and owned I'M
this city by residents and others.
Reference made TO Gen. james Shields formerly
Of the General Land Once Hon Richard NJ Young Cems
Of the General Land Once All the oosr the Genera
Land ONCE members generally ros
Thomas Richie, Edmund Burke Peter Force W. W. seaon
Blair, J. O. Rives Richard Wallach.
Once Iiasup Wecdons Coach FACTORY, Ceuse
Market, Washington, d. G.
aenl
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EDITED BY
THOMAS RITCHIE a EDMUND BURKE.
CAUTION ExrRA.

CAUTION EXTRA
MAN s s aa%a Of y oArr has engaged with yoan,
m which hey al, ne anu ME- % nn,s 70 Pu
p@inaunr genuine original ee This Townsend IA no deo
but was formerly worker railroads, canals
s: FL IL s e
saaeks which he says, have my name for a
dc solitary proof caution the public mot 10 be de-
Ssk aTa nSse ss s old
doctors his family coat OF arms and his signature
JACOB TOWNSEND,
f''"''al Office 'oa sa''aa street, Ss~ Yers city
Old Doctor Townsend Is now about seventy Of
oa esh - w anhas sna d,coys Of the GENUINE
as COMPELLED % ii, IN hv ,.hc s poo nc
had proved known is value had reached e ears
IL excellence and
Grand ana wneuu.lI.s, ,reu.r.stor 3 ti
largest and il called for throughout the
hse In 1t ne better, MI ana never
BY scientific The highest and the
discoveries Of the an been brought into reauisioa N The
sapars root, known 10 medical men, contains medicinal
eansd IN or s ana ma O sss
which injurious system Some Of the properties Of sarsapa
a they entirely eyaporate lost in the
preparation, IL they process known
only g oss s % M these
ne mcez' mnen W ~ ~ sapof, % az IN exnnaon, under
neat nv nj Wy ssSen eacai properties OF the Ioo which
Genuine Old Doctor Townsend,s s.r..pariil.
s, al The inert q the
" aS q g
secured in and concentrated om and thus rendered
pared in this way Z. ! made ~ most powerful The
Cure OF fnnuinerablc diseases.
favor by men, wonen and Children We nd il doing wonder in
the cure OF CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA and LIVER COM
TyENEs sna cUTASEos ERpTors P apd eos
Impurity Of the blood.
i posse. SEES marvellous efficacy al
and cold eh and o ahe e cold ee
had T. sSa, soass and colds and
ana genSe structure o. me lungs throat and
every mae Ina more manfeay
Esma ~. iec,,,nI.smss ss
:, I'LL. \. '1-'-e 'Apnss' ~ . l.l e
wonders cases uo, aus or whites falling Of the
The AZ kidney as.aos disease s,.,,,o,on
by aeovlns anu regulating the general SYSTEM
gives ohe ana sens e Who'e Dody and cures all forms Of
an. ,,,. ,,sv.n,s ss diseases ana debility.
spinal irritation, neuralgia Vuss dance swoonnr eplepc its
not possible for this medicine 10 fail to do rood il has nothing
n which can ever HARM never spo therefore,
healthy action tones The stomach and gives good d.
gon topor and aIay nam
ducing gentle equally over the body and the nsesbe
pepson; ghness removes oil obsruc
The n,edict,. Won mr.. emily ,,a.a. -
But can any Of ,hese ,bin,s ne ala Of 8 Toussna,
article! This young mans liquid 8 not 10 be
Compared with the Old Doctors
because of The grand fact ta te one IL of
and NEVER sPoIs while the oter DOES sou, fermenis,
qad exploding damaging cer goods Must no, ibis horrible
tenn already diseased with What dyspensa bur
Do All know that when food sonachs what
ehe heartburn pepaon Of the heart liver
o sa an @ s bSSv %sa a. S III
NE numo wheh S.g On elupons o. e skin sesd head salt
noins heaven but an acid sub
stance winch oaf and titus spo @ the fluids Of the body more
wna, eaus Ism ou sour aela mud which insin
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WILMINGTON civ Auencv.

WARLEs ALERT Attorney at Law, will give his the
ID. Z. = -
VI "a ." REFEREECEs. .
Hon. Daniel Webster Robi Winthrop Lawrence Sam
ne D. Bradford Boston Hon. G. W. Lawrence Edward
Cnnis, Messrs Rowland Aspinwal Fox Livingston, G. W.
blunt, AsoP Chaneey William s. Wetmore, esq, New York
r. Ingersol, Geo r. Campbell, esq., Richards esq
Morris Waln stephen Baldwin, esq Philadelphia Louis
Mclean, Hon. Robert M. Mclean, Baltimore Hon. Robert
Walker Rev smith Pyne, 81 Coke esq MesSs Corcoran
sppi Hon. s. w. Downs Louisiana. Nov 9S-dmI
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HAVING city unavoidable absence,
III caused BY ~ health the honor The offer Of M
services 10 the public his undivided
attention shall be devoted his professional duties Hes ready
70 give instruction. heretofore in singing and the piano Any
command which be le for him residence, Mrs Wes
boarding house. on 10Th between Pennsylvania and
shall have immediate attention.
Nov l6-3taw6w-
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THOMAS m. TwITTy

THOMAS II. TwITTY,
tT.dte of Narrator, North Cayoiina)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No os Gravier street, N. o.
RKTsasSofs,-Hon. j. r. J. Daniel, Hon. A. w. vensbis,
Nov. 70 2m
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WINTER FAsEuONs.-MRs. ANN sPEIR having received
her selections Of the Paris Millinery win insrodoce mem
Thursday, November - - = 49, !
show street. between eh and lOb oet Al
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G. 5. FOWLER,

q. y. FOWLER,
EXPORTER OF china queensware dealer in glassware
cutlery lamps eandeabras, grandoes, walters Britannia ware
Has received within the months BY the ship Chesapeake
nom Liverpool and otherwise, upwards Of
200 CRATES AND CASKS OF WARE
when make his assortment country consisting
Gold band plain dinner and dessert sets and de-
aehea consisting Of eaeroles compoteen high
'asA sisl a anS u plates . &c, Se NJ
variety OF dinner SETS do do M st
Beautiful toilet sets, do do .l. p. .g
Hitch and plain punch bowls
Rich painted candeabras
y large assortment OF girandoes
me-, anu low priced vases, alumet holders
plated ana oher candesucks, cake baskets II.
britannia tea and coffee sets, walters and lamp
handled knives, knives and forks, plain,
plated and abaa forks T1 r'''
VI GLASSWARE rp reata
ch cut and plain decaner gobets champagnes glasses
Se a cordial gasse ringer bowls salyers float bowls
large ware at wholesale and retail as
low Vas ~ a. y can, can pc purchased n The country
stone wares az the manufacturers prices. tfta
Dec o-eoiflm Store in Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
F@ tg8 MeClntocl Young,
y attorney and CouassLor-at-Law, ii
HAVING resigned Chief Clerk of the Treasury De-
which n has held for The last sixteen years,
ne viii devote his principal of claims
congress the several departments and commissioners
To insure early agans, the War Navy Home
ana Post Once Departments including Patent
mce nc has made arrangements with the agents in
ca WIN the government conded 10 him. will be
IN the most prompt manner. ttssE f a.. 89@
characterization r. d. fancy, Chief Justice of the United
States, and gentlemen heads of or
beers OF either house Of Congress- the year Is n
Once at his residence between 10th streets
Nov l3-dlmif tsH. as
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RICH visites and Mantiiias OF the latest Partisan
styles This day received per express invoice OF my
Rhine, Annure, waered SILK ytes and manlas, entirely
and elegant styles which invite the attention the ades
ofthe District PHI. HOOE CO.
Nov I5--3wn Intel Repl
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MRF LIABLE has the honor The citizens Of
wi Washington and Georeetown dancing
open Tuesday, l2 Of Pennsyva
MA avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel.
Washington THURSDAYS, Saur
days; Georgetown-Mondays and Fridays.
p s.-Mr. l.. win Georgetown on Monday 26,h
November, at Temperance Han, on Bridge street
Nov W-du
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EDUCATIONThe attention OF parents desiring
IL The advantage OF thorough instruction. in union with
supervision and minute attention allowed plan
school, invited the Fairfax Institute,
commenced the LIST Of October The school,
the Theological Seminary Of Virginia. within three miles
dra, retired, agreeable, and healthy The
made pupils influence principles
The ofnsuciion English, French,
Greek languages, the Mathematics and other branches
education, including all preparation
Pupils viii be received at any period o. the year $500
Tennsi $500 for The
follow proportion
ally in advance For brothers. cleo ten
months $40 per for bedding during first year.
Address Rev. GEORGE A. SMITH, Principal.
Nov 5-3tawd&owc
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE


a HOUSE.
EVILS HANFoRD, Nos aa asa, aS and ass Pearl street,
(beween FULTON and Burling sp New York. have
hand the largest OF CLOTHING United
.Aapted 20 all markets. In the article Of
keep endless Also the
o oM CLoTHING AND COVERED HATS in The world PLAIN
catalogues Of stock sent by mail Orders promptly fied
LEWIS d HANfORD
Nos. asa 254, a6, and s5s Pearl a., ~ Y,
June @--oaw3m ~
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BENNETT OLEMENTs,
Notary Psbkc, Bosmfv Land Pensfon and General
Agenf, at Warrington,
CONTINUES prosecute claims for services
Valid revolutionary, hapay and widows pensions all
claims growing Of the 1919 and the late
His long service Treasury Department more
experience general AGENT him 10 act
10
and management His charges uniformly moderate u ex
pected thai correspondents viii pay postage.
RsTvERENcRs.
Hon. A. r. Bagby, Ala Hon A. Iverson, Ga.
T. Butler King, Ca Col A. q. Bennett, r. NJ. army,
r. n. Rbeu, 4. q. Gen. N. Towson, p. N. Gen. -
J. 3. PHELPS, Hon ". La La.
p. w. Tompkins, Miss. Messrs. Gales Seaton,
J. n. Harmanson, Ia. Messrs. Corcoran Riggs,
J. g.. Chapman. Md II. r. Andrews, r. NJ. A.
d. s. Kaufman Texas. Col ID. J. Ricardo New Orleans,
Job Mann, Pa. Mai, Lloyd .. BeaiI, p. NJ. A.
X Paris, comptroller of Peter Hagner, esq, ID auditor
treasury. treasury.
Sept M-y
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A Card 90 the Public.


NJ have today received, express, supply
white and black, satin and Kid slippers CATER
brodered sandas patterns
which VIII be found the celebrated New York gossame very
light and beautiful article LADIES' gum boots.
For paten shoes
and Congress boots elastic Shoes aud generally large
stock heavy goods suitable
kept the extensive establishments which offered
nj Wholesale retail At moderate prices
Dec 4-codIw
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EREsH Cloths, Cassimercs, and ings.--Centemen
In OF suits OF clothes made
onnbe STYLE now be certainly suited by calling having
this day opened direct from the Importers
French, English, and American cloths cassmees vengs
The finest and celebrated make nd certainly very
dnced figures will, think, a
viii be ready a day OF wo notice. and satisfactory ht always
guaranteed Aso received cheap and well supply
Of genemens menno shirts ambswoo
socks kid cashmere and gloves; fancy
cravats; silk and lnencAmbrc
We would respectfully solicit call from OF Congress-
strangers, and the citizens OF Washington generally.
BARNES MITCHELL,
Between sh streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec 5-3tawaf
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FANCY SEALING WAX.--W. FISCHER importer Of
toney, has just received from the manufacturer a veD
large assortment Of fancy wax Of the brilliant coor ~
In small boxes and packages which he will sell prices
staoners Hail. where be had three and
page-one third less than IL h sold elsewhere
Nov. 97-aaaw3w
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EREsH Fruits, &c.-Jus, received from late arrivals
lo0 boxes, half and quarter boxes Rasins
leases fresh Prnnes, in jars and fancy boxes
~ boxes fresh Genoa Citron
81 drums Smyrna Figs
lOcases Havana assorted Preserves
20 kegs Malaga Grapes, in fine order
10 boxes fresh Lemons
1000 lbs Zante CWrann
IA barrels choice Cranberries
l20 Lbs. Marscilles Almonds
40 do fresh Pecan Nuts
800 do do Flbers
- bushels Southern Peanuts.
For sale by GRO h THOs. PARKER 4 co.
Dec 4-Jtaw3w Opposite Browns Hotel.
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A GENCY FOR CT 4 m s.-Messrs. ELDkEDCiE,
n PLATT, and STEWART, late of WALL now of Viii
liam street. New York. have extended branch OF their
Office Washington for transaction OF public business
1t will be under the constant charge Of one OF their mum
ber-Charles H. Stewart, legal gentleman OF over thirty
years experience in his profession and eleven in The ad
vocacy OF public claims As guaranty TO the confidence
of the public Mr. Stewart has been favored with the test
monias Of officers of the general government and other
public genemen before whom his advocacy lay, showing
his skill in preparing his his great diligence, know
edge of business OF advocacy and uniform success
Ii would be becoming here allude further to those
but EIcredge, Patt and Stewart solicit persons who
quire the of public business peruse their cir
with testimonials at loot, and they will find that
higher passports confidence cannot be presented
better guaranty for success be reasonably demanded
Without entering into detail Edredge Plat, and Stew
will attend public business Of every nature in Wash
ngton, and through he, office in New York. to business
arranged For attention they pledge their established char
with the habits Of life manred in business and adj
vocacy, assuring those who may them that what their
testimonials show done tor others they will do for then
they will always be found their post in this city
as well during the sittings Of Congress.
Letters to be postpaid.
ELDREDGE, PLATT, & STEWART.
Office in Washington the house of John N ason, IT,,
ESQ., northwest Of and 18th Streets in New York,
~ William street, first floor.
N~Circuars Of E. r. " s. can be had application at
either office.
Dec 6-d3ms
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Agency for Claims at Washington.

/NAAI1lES OE 0ELDAN0, Notary Public, COnveyancer
u and General Agent No. II, Todds Buildings, Pcnnsy
vana Washington D. Co. offers his services for the
claims before Congress OF the
tive departments before any boar. OF commissioners that
may be appointed for the adjustment Of spoliaons
collecting private claims and rents, procuring pensions
whether revolution any other services bounty lands fo
those arising under contracts, treaties,
otherwise buying and selling real estate, &c
Particular attention paid to the OF accounts OF
dlsbursing officers who may find it announcement to give
their personal attendance.
Having been commissioned notary public, he is pro
pared furnish egazed copies Of document or other
paper that may be required.
Charges will 10 moderate, and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent Of service required
Communications (post paid) will receive immediate at
tention.
He has the honor to refer the Navy Department and
the several bureaus with IT, nproers and
dors offices of the Treasury Department. and the senior
and in the and also to Dr. John Ho
mans, Boston; Barnard Henry. esq, Philatophia Rev.
Sepmus Tustin. chaplain Of the Senate Washngon Hon
Henry L. Ellsworth, Fayeue, Indiana; Thomas NJ Blount
esq., PENSACOLA Florln; Hon. c. b. Penrose, Lancaster,
Pa; Judge r. Hartley Crawford, Washington; VIM u AZ.
n Reardon, e.q Norfolk Val Professor Gooddsc'
A. H. Fn~ter Nashville. Tam Nav l6-lv
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YIyHIRTY- EE years xperioncc clerk In ohc ~
the principal accounting offices OF the IIsas en-
Auditors\ has Qualified the subscriber to undertako k
eraI agency business the OF the federal
and the transaction OF any business WIN inc
rnent ar before Congress- An intimate acquaihSo ~"
ali matter, of business in the several anu ou
reaus, knowledge Of the laws ana uo pi; ~ - 49,
Ished by decisions the executive de y" 'clatou
10 almost every connected WIN PAc ana
rnnsaotons with which he has bccoe ainiisI rom long
The nIbIic service, affords him advantages and
f.sS vbic perhaps, few others possess HIS attention
vii ia directed prosecution OF claims OF every char
embracing revolutionary claims against ths United
States or individual States, whether ior lands or money
lies claims growing out OF contracts with the United
States examination Of titles, and proc urnR patcnis io
Iads of dues remission OF tines torleitures
under other laws; tho prosecution Of claims
sing of transactions connected with the Florida
Mexican wars; claims before any board OF commissioners
estate and generally the transaction OF and
description Of business in which the services OF an agent
may b pequrcd.
The Subscriber extensively known in the city of Wash
the civil officers oil the government to many Officers
both of the army and navy well as TO members OF Con-
Rress To whom general 10 made The following
gentlemen selected, whom II necessary particular
reference is requested, 10 witt .
jana w McCuLLon. First Comptroller ofthe Treasury
ALsioN K. PARIS, Second do do.
PsrEk HAasKR, Third Auditor q the Treasury,
Gen. Thomas S. JEsuP, Quart Master General U. 8. A.
Gen. GxoRaE GIBSON, CommssAry General oil Subsistence
Gen. RoexR JONES. Adjusant General.
Gen. NATHAN TowsoN, PAymaster General.
Col JOSEPH g. ToTrEN Chief of the Corps of Engnesrs
Col JOHN J. AsKar, Chief Of Typographical Engnssrs
JAMES TnoArson esq, Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
Il. aAa 1873 RICHARD BURGESS
Office l4th street. opposite N E. corner Fullers Hotel
June 29-Y
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ADAMS q CO.'S EXPRESS.

Office, Pennsyirana auenwe, near Railroad Depot.
TINE public respectfully informed that continue
i express bet~ cen Washington, Baltimore,
Philalepha, New York, Boston, and all the principal
aud towns, for the safe and speedy conveyance Of
chandse. packages, bullion, bank. notes, &c.
Particular attention will be paid the cole ction and
payment Of notes, drafts bills, NC.
Custom house entries Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore promptly attended to, and reasonable
Our customers and others, ordering goods from the
east, particularly reqsed order by "Adanis and
Co.'S" Express, which will insure their conveyance with
greater despatch.
Our express Richmond, Petersburg, and the sou Ii
leaves daily al p. m and arrives daily at Al p
Our express from the north daily ia and
Nov s-eodsf PHIfiP !. BUCKLEY, Agent
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JlAWCiN0 Acsdsmy.-Mr. r. r.. Labb6 has the honor
~ o. announcing to the ladies aud gentlemen OF Wash
lpxon and Georxc'own that his dancing academy will be
opened, At the residence OF his father
avenue, nearly opposite Wizards Hotel Tuesday, No
vsmber 7h.
D~yn Of tuition in Washington Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday.
Days tniton in Georgetown, until the LIST of mber
Mondays and Wednesdays,
Sept 30-3tawu
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al h0 nswAsD-Rsn away from the subscribe nea

OIL RI REWAAD~-Ran away from the subscriber near
a l&V Lnray, Page county, Virginia. the 9th inst
boy named Aaron Ne 10 verv black, ~ years OF age
ken TO- vssy thick lips and heavy tongue He had when
hs left donessic kessey ock COAT faded black color.
collected Tho above reward OF $3.50 will be given should
hs o The State, and &lU if taken in the
State may get him again. All reasonable charges
will be paid II delivered to me II Luray.
Aaron LETT in company with ssPfixhty yellow boy, red
compile zion, red HAIR and spOted face; nos so tall
Aaron but heavier made Both q the sbovs boys good
coupers. .., WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-u L,frNy. Page county, Virginia