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We imagine that the sole organ will get its vs-
cabulary of vituperation pretty well aired before
the summer is over. II now styles General TAYLOR
F" whitened sepulchre." To-day, Nero; to-rnor-
row, a" whiiened sepulchre y next day, ia brave
old soldier" Make note Of it, and see what the
pcpper-box will sprinkle the next time il is turned
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BAKERS FURNACE.

We place in our first column report Of the cele-
brated engineer Mr.. WIcxsTEED, in regard to the
operation Of the furnace patented in this country
and England by Henry F. Baker, esq, Of Boston.
We understand that this furnace has been lately put
in operation at the Navy Yard, in Washington ;
where the saving effected over the old plan of fur
mace is Is per cent
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THE DIFFERENCE.

President TAYLOR, in preventing infracton of our
laws in the case Of the warsteamer United States,
"blunder.' Then it was very fortunate and
very creditable blunder. The chief complaint
against the late administration was, not that they
sometimes did "wrong by design but that they
seldom or never did right by mistake
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GRowTH o. Wisconsrr. two thousand
passengers dsembarked at Milwaukee in eight days
closing on the 4th insf.--890 cabin 1879 steerage.
The positive increase thereby Of the population Of
Wisconsin hardly fall short Of fifteen hundred.
Probably one thousand more landed during the
same period at Shebaysn, Green Bay, Southport,
and Racine.
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LIFTING Wells.

The Union promises to unveiI the character of
the Wing party and the Administration. This was
done with the leaders Of the Locofoco party before
the last election, and the people voted them such
congregation Of "ugly mugs" as deserved to be
turned out for their looks. When the next election
comes about, they will be prepared to vote that
such men deserve to be kept out for their deeds.
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EDITORIAL CONVENTION,

An Editorial State Convention is to be held in
Harrisburg, Pa, on the 9th Of November next, to
consider the subject Of Postage Reform, and other
matters affecting the interests of the Press.
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We understand that the Hon WuL,aa HAmiL-
TON MgRHrrr, one Of the chief officers Of the Cana
dian government aud distinguished member Of its
Parliament, is now on visit TO this city.
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THs PosrsAsrEa GESERAL has adopted the
name Of JNuscaiine for the post Office recently known
as that Of Bloomington, Iowa tho name Of the
place having been changed.
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TRIAL OF SCREW STEAMERS AT SPIT
HEAD.

TRIAL OF SCREW STEAMERS AT SPIT
HEAD.
Vessels. Tons Builders n mogss Enginr. i've pow
r 10 {
tonnage.
Termagant 1900 White $40 Seward to j
Encounter 900 Fincham 800 Penn l to 3
Pumper 4S0 SC 60 Miller to 8
The Piumper, schooner-rigged, with guns and
stores on board, was first out of harbor, soon fol.
lowed by the Encounter, with no stores or guns
the three lower masts in, but no other spars on
board her draft of water ii feet inch forward,
Is feet inches aft She was followed by the Ter
magant, having only one of her lower masts, (the
foremast she drew fifteen feet forward and II feet
inches aft She made with her engines SO revo-
lutions, which, with a multiplying power of 2, gave
66 revolutions per minute to her screw-her engine
kept terrible noise, but this will decrease when
the engine has been used for some time.
The three steamers were first tried along the mea-
sured mile in Stokes Bay. The Encounter did the
nautical mile in six minutes, and the Termagani
something more than that time in running the dis
lance. The Encounter made good ten knots per
hour, and the Tsrmagant, eight knots nne-tenths
The speed of the Ptumper with her auxiliary pow
er of only 60 horse, could not be expected TO COM
pete with the other vessels; she made something
better than six knots. They were now tried, start
ing from the Po,certt at Spithead, and going round
a vessel anchored at the Motherbank, three times
Their relative steam in this trial about the
same, the Encounter making ten knots, and the Ter
magnu nine. The Board Of Admiralty visited each
of these steamers while at Spithead, and infinitely
watched and inspected the working Of the engines
on the whole, the Encounter was the favorite ves-
sci. At three, p. M. the Encounter and Termagant
returned into harbor, and the Piumper soon fol-
lowed.-The .7rtizan.
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'Mcmbcrs Of the lsst Housc-s,co only in nomi
nation.
TREE Sellers, but supported as above arranged
NJ Y. Tribune
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NEw YoRK, Sept. l, Is4s.

New YoRX, Sept /, l64S.
SlR: | have perused with much interest Mr.
Wicksteed's report on the new steam boiler fur.
mace, which you kindly presented TO me Yesterday
| congratulate Colonel Baker, and, indeed, every
one connected with steam, that you have succeeded
IN bringing this important improvement under the
NOTICE of Mr.. Wicksteed.
As engineer of one of the principal railroads
Of England, which intersects the East London
water-works, became personally acquainted with
that gentleman several years ago. He is man re-
markable for accuracy and system in all matters
relating to engineering-so much so, that on a
practical subject, like Colonel Bakers furnace, |
would submit to his decision in preference to that of
any other engineer in England.
Ii was to be expected that Mr.. Wicksteed would
make report accurate in every respect, and leaving
no important point undecided but confess | was
not prepared for so much liberaity towards the in
ventor. Mr.. Wickseed might very properly have
terminated his report by stating that he had ascer
tanned the saving to be ll.S0 per cent. He does
not do so, however, but ntimsles that but few boil
ers are of such perfect construction as those he
tried Colonel Bakers Improvement against. This,
PROFESSIONALLY, is the main feature in the matter,
Colonel Bakers Improvement does not call for a
fresh outlay of millions; he takes our imperfect
boilers as they are, and applies his furnace, and eff
fects, simply by the introduction of more perfect
combustion, what we now attempt to effect by a
costly, bulky, and complicated structure.
am, sir, respectfully, your obedient servant,
]. ERICSSON.
]. AMoRY, Esq.
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Isp,.sA-The Wings Of the eighth flat. pe,,;

ISDrAsA.-The Wings Of the eighth (late Pcturs)
district have nominated COL Henry S. Lane, OF
Crawfordsvillc, their candidate for Congress.
We suspect this nomination ia made TO win. Col
Lane was a member Of the twenty-seventh Con-
gress, and has since served in the Mexican war.
He is eloquent and popular
The nominations for Congress are now COM
pleted, and the has fairly begun. The fol-
lowing table affords bird's-cye view of the whole
field:
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Improvements in The make Of Iron.--The sstonish-
ing increase IN the produce Of the furnaces in the
bItuminous district takes it's origin from the app-
cauon OF steam and engine power, to the production
OF continuous stream pillar Of blast, in place Of
the putting Of the od-fashioned wind bellows, and
further, TO discovery Of my highly-valued friend
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7 H E R E P u B Ii G..
w ASH n GTON :
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 2s, ls4s
o F CIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
SURVEYOR OF THE CUSTOMS.
WILLIAM Y. LEITcH, Charleston, Soutf
Carolina, vice Myer Jacobs, removed.
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Sir George Head has lately published very
clever book under the title Of Rome, Tour Of
Many days"
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<Ssi,ntidt.

Boiler Furnaces, by Henry r. Baker, OF
Boston, Massachusetts by Thomas Wick
stecd, Civil Engineer, Hon. Mem. Royal
CORNWALL Polytechnic society, etc., June
al, lSAs.
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WHO. Locoroco. Fa. SOIL
John A. Matson, Jos. A. Wright, Jas. H. Cravens.
Lieut.. Governor.
Thos. s. stanheld, Jas. II. Lane, Jos. w. Wright.
Vote for President.
Taylor, 69,907 Csss, 74,745 v.B., 500
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Arrival OF Members % Congress.
We hear Of the arrival OF the following named. in ad-
diion to those heretofore announced:
Senators -Messrs. VIM. C. Dawson, of Georgia; John
C. Calhoun and A. p. Butler. of South Carolina; j.
Davis, Of Mississippi; VIM. Upham, Of Vermont John
Bell. Of Tennessee; ID. X. Atchson, OF Missouri.
Representatives Messrs j. l. Schoolcrait H Burnett,
O. B. Madison, p. King r. L. Rose, H. Walden, G. E.
Clark, T. McKissoek j. p Phoenix, A. M. Schermerhorn,
H. d. Gould. G. Briggs, H. p Alexander, and J. r. Thur
man, Of N. Y; w s. Featherston. Of Mississippi J A.
Woodward, d. Wallace. J. 1. Orr, A. Burt i Z. Holmes.
Of South Csrolina G. Butler. n Hampton, a. ogle p.
Wilmot, j. C. Dickey and r. r. Reed of Pennsylvania
j. d. Doty and o. Cole, Of Wisconsin; J. B. Kerr, A.
Evans T. Hammond. and R; J Bowie, Of Maryland; F.
E. Mclean, G. A. Caldwell, j. L. Johnson, and c. s..
MoIehead. Of Kentucky; A. Ewing and J. H Thomas.
OF Tennessee; r. W. johnson, OF Arkansas J.W. Hous-
ton, of Delaware; A. w. Venable. W. 8. Ashe. and +.
Stanly OF NJ Carolina; H. A. Harrison and r. Toombs,
Of Ga w. p Hall, s. Green, and w " N. Bay, Of Mo-;
w, A. Newell. A. R. Hay, and J. Wdrick, Of New Jer
seyi s; Letter. Of Iowa; R. K. Meade, H. Aysret T
<. Morse, E. La Sere, and ]. H. Harmanson of Lou
isiana; j. Grnnel r. G. Winthrop, and G. Allen, Of
Massachusetts; A. Tuck, of New Hampshire; N. s.
Littlefeld. OF Maine; H. W. billiard and F. w. Bow
don, Of Alabama J. A. McClernand J. Wentworth, and
T. L. Harris, Of Illinois.
Delsgats.-Hon. 1880 Thruston, Of Oregon.
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But they all required to pay sixty dollars the ton 10
get over the railroad They can be placed At the other
five dollars the ton Would the saving Of time by rail-
way. compared with Cape Horn, compensate for the
difference Of expense on such articles in ordinary tmes
mink not IS obvious, therefore, that not one OF
these articles, at usual prices and al present railway
rates. can afford to seek market by this route They
are the staples OF commerce. the basis Of our national
wealth; therefore there 10 link required 20 male ths
railroad complete, and that link railway Immediately.
and ship canal one can be built across he
sthmus which joins North and South America together,
and which will form the subject of the second and re.
manning part Of this address. So $500 -,
Respectfully, &c, M. r. MAURY,
Lieutenant United States Navy
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AGENCY OF CLAIMS.

MY government having ceased PROPOSE
M the future, devote myself that businesshe prosecution Of
which long expert
in them have given perhaps peculiar advantages
Az agent attorney, offer services especially the great
ohce members Of Congress- and % e great numbers IN every
United transacted business
with person by letter. whether since entrance into the
Post Once Departmental 1885 previously whilst employed In the
War TO official other friends
those whom they kindly make known business OF in
employ indeed a only necessary for
advance that business they commit
hands shall prompt and faithful attention which has
characterized, trust my whole Official conduct
E7 PETER G. WASHINGTON,
Nov 20-eodlm Late Auditor p. o. Department.
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ITO and Edwin Pace.--You hereby noti-
October s49 Of the circuit superior
Of chancey county Of Prince George and State Of
Virginia. deceed among other things in substance fol-
lows "hai Meade and Thomas H. Daniel who appoint
notice for eight
be published Of published In
city Washington posted the front door Of house
county, Pace and Edwin Pace formerly Of
the county q Prince George vgnia come forward and csm
George before Of the
court will proceeso distribute their shares
r. X. MEADE,
THOs. H, DANIEL,
Nov 22-dew Commissioners, &c.
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WATSON y REHwIcK,
PATENT AGENTS.

r street. opposite the Patent Oes, Washington, d. c.,
DROCURE letters patent States and in foreign
ues give advice all questions arising under the patent
law.
HEvER aonE oesREspospEsTs TO
Hon. Edmund Burke, Commissioner Of Patents.
Hon. James D. Wsseoi h chairman Of COMMITTEE Of Senate
Patents.
Gouverneur Kemble, esq wess Point foundry.
James Renwick, LII. d., New York.
Henry BTevoou, esq, Gendon Iron Works, Boston.
4. r. Durham i Co.. steam engine builders, New York.
b. D. French, presidsn, Magnetic Telegraph Company
yoREIaN ooRRKsPoNpEHrs
Richard Creed ESQ., London and Birmingham Railroad Company,
London.
Edward Sabine g., Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers,
Woolwich
Michel Chevae and Robert Walsh, esq,
Paris. Nov 22-3aw6w
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Washington CITY Agency.

WashtnEton city Agency
CHARLES ALBERT, Attorney Law, win his
Of claims before Congress and the Executive Depart
Once, Treasury Department. Washington,
ID. aI
~ REFERENCES.
Daniel Webster Rob c. Winthrop Abbot Lawrence,
mel d. Bradford ESQ., Bo.soni Hon. G. W. Lawrence Hon Edward
Rowland Aspinwal Livingston, g. w.
Blunt Asop Chancey, William wetmore, esq, New York
Hon James Buchanan, Pennsylvania Hon Geo NJ Dallas Hon j.
Morris VAIN stephen BALDWIN, PHILADELPHIA Hon. Louis
Walker Rev. Smith Pyne, g. Coke, esq, Mess. Corcoran
Riggs, Washington Hon JEFF Davis, Hon. Henry Foote, Miss
sippi Hon 8. w. Downs, Louisiana. Nov 0s-dlmif
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 1, ls4s.

OyThe democratic members Of the House Of Represent
atves are requested meet In the Hall of the House
this Saturday evening. NJ ha-past seven O'Clock
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In regard TO The proc
Soule says:

CHUncIErLL 2. Dsse>sss q r-GH.ss 60 cAsssv~a. Z
vol, tvo London onsrsfs nes,<r ~ 0<tah~f ice Mf<s
minister Review fr oc,oh< lsse ms<krscs A. ocfa.>s s
-VT77 81 TAYLOR nsuRY.
NOV Aat hsok<<n<r<, - nrs<l
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Once OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New
York, 30 Wall street.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
OF the affairs Of ending October 81 l59
Neu accumulated fund, July .Se73,554
Receipts during past aer paying all losses and
Amount due and paid agencies and in $4,000
Nett accumulated fund, October 81 ls4s...... so7,7e4
mvEsrxxxrs.
Of United city S26o
valued al double the sums loaned respectively ssssoo
Cash hand in bank 1854
Policies issued during quarter 40
JOSEPH d. COLLINS, President
cHARrs Dr. srLDIso, No. II Todd budngs Pennsylvania
avenue, Agent
w; Jonssros, M. D., opposite City Post once 7h street,
Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory principles and operations Of the com
pany can be had on application at the Agents. ofhce
Nov 2l-4t "
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A HANDSOMELY Furnished House. IN |. central .ma
a neely location, containing twelve dining
room and chamber in the back building together
house viii be rented for The Congress- longer
period, II desired. Apply 70 JOHN j. Joyce. 3
NOV W-imn Corner Of lssh and streets.
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Rich WISHES and Msntillas Of the latest P.r1s1an
~ styles This day received
hnne mure, visifes entirely
sqd elegant styles, which invite 81 diss
= Nov s Ys1.s~S fr.,.,. M, f.H. HooE CO.
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W. learn, incidentally. that last evening the Hon
hp ,iard. Of Alabama, received islsgrsphic deT,
announcing that the Hon jeremiah Clemens haa
elected TO ali the place in the Unitsd States Senan
at the last session by Senator Fitzpptrck, and "l1
that Senator King has been reelected
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suprsms Court az the United states, Dscsnber ter,
la4R.
RuLr or courr No. sa.

-.- RUIZ or CouRT No. So
0RDERED That be pemted IN .p.h An ,hs an,
gnment OF in this than two hour. w,,,,
the special leave d the granted before me srvunss,
Counsel win not be heard unless printed abstract On he sse n,
nrst nled together with The made IN.
toues intended be cited support arranged under shs
points, ana ne oher book OF case be referred
II Of the parties ne statement he cannot b.
heard and the will heard ia
party by whom the statement : fled = -
This eject day OF December term lsxo
Tests WIN. THos. CARROLL, O. 8. O. u. 3.
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THE New York Journal Of Medicins ana me cei-
lateral sciences published by Fanshsw, Of New YORK,
vcmber, 1899. T' - - ~ '' y" ~ =" "
ltas.f0 N rs
~ ampusauons and compound fractures, by John
AuS'e "a Icy on wmcr Of uterus by W. c. Roberts, NJ o.,
scc,.v Ah' - WV secretary Of New York Pathological
Article "a Extracts nom reports New York Pathological So
Article an On chcrofosm psriunon by p A Aye N. n
M. ID. - = 's's'''',
Par contains review Of VESTS diseases infancy and ..v.
Pan foreign and American medical reuo-pec, and edi
Price - per advances single copies 80 cents Specimen
numbers sent 20 any ps Of the United stes application pos
paid, 70 The Publisher, New York city.
Il. TAYLOR, Bookseller, M
NOV. x-lmw Penn Washinrlon. D. G.
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CELECT Classical and Mathematical Academy, 10th
u street, and FDesgning locate himself
nenty ~ this city, the subscriber proposes 70 resume he work O.
Baptist Church. o street. and respectfully soci share Of public
patronage. ie.
ncudins bookkeeping Ac with view 70 buness or IN full
classical and preparing Tor advanced class
college, Parents rely the careful attention bestowed
the cultivation Of morals well the development Of the
mental powers sIH5g t$s .-
French spansh by Professor L. Doviles; in
drawing and painting, by Prof. 3. Gibson.
Terms made known the residence ofCol M Nourse 18th street.
Nov ii-Oawswif JOSEPH E. NoURsE.
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Value !. per 20 Pc; per. cent.
ton. tolls.
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CoIREE DANsANTEL. CARus has pleasure inform his
friends, patrons, pupils and the public generally avote
and be continued Thursday during the L. G. would
also that the Saloon will be brilliantly Illuminated with
Gas, having very considerable expense effected object
suitably lighting up the halls Tor dancing
Mr. Webers band, will
particularly s OCCASION introduce several Of his and FISH
onable polkas, watzes, reduas, &C.
invitation ladies parts city
prepared Of distribution Those ladies'
tickets viii confer sending
their and places Of residence 20 L. Csrs the saloon lin
Nov. V-6
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"The friends Of Mr. Winthrop lssys the Washing
correspondent Of the New York Journal Of Ccmms1
assert with confidence that he will be elected Spesk1
The correspondent Veriias) Of the New York Cou
says, "The nomination il due TO Mr. Winthrop BY sv
consideration Of propriety, and almost by right n
fails Of an election, no other wing can succeed"
II The democrats do their duty. how can be be else
Is NOT the whole organization Of the House in y
hsndsi We submit a list which has been furnished
by . knowing calculator
Democrats elected from slaveholding States :.
non-slavehoiding States
Wings elected from slave holding States
nou-slAvchoding States
Me- Julian. from Indiana, fres-soiler 10 ssssd 4
the wings, bur viii nos be here NsllI ~ tI-
Democratic iree-soiisn 4; wing free solcrs democ
proper Ill wings proper los
vana, Aston from the Mobile district and Jul ian
Thus. without counting the free sellers on either
the democrats have majority counis q them On
political side with which they are assoc ated the De-
Gratis have majority. in consequence a. the absence
wings"
The correspondent Of The Baltimore Ps,io, says,
letter Of last night. tn 4 "Mr Nes who Is reported
III at Harrisburg, VIII, in all probability be here
first day OF the So son One Of his best friends has
TO see and TO ? arse him Depend upon Il. the
viii 40 all y .ey can TO beat NJ. Il this time 10
democrats % hold Of. and not thoroughly and con-
nm, IA all 49, .-.x atm
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TTNION INTELLIGENCE AND GENERAL AGENCY
OFFICE, Penn. avenue, south sde between 9th and 10Th
streetsE PHILLIPS popretorFamie hotels and indvid,
applying this Office be supplied with honest and
obigng servants walters, Wallets &c Good situations always on
hand for those only who recommended for honesty, capacity
&c. Farms houses unmproved property Ac sold and rented
Also furnished and unfnhed rented and supplied upon the
most reasonable sA ea6s
NJ 51}f # RKyERENcEs aAH
Rev. Geo. w. Samson, Very VIM. Matthews,
Rev. ]. O. Smith, Rev.. R. Eckard,
Rev. @. M, Butler, Messrs. E. @. @. r. Dyer,
p w, w. Seaton, ESQ., Dr. A. M. Hofar Ea2 ~
Robt p. Anderson, esq VIM. H. Campbell,
G. b. Cuskey, esq. r. d. Gilman, esq.
Nov. 2-eodlmif fs s&l
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VNICKERBOCKERs NEW YORK, by Irving, with
n beautiful illustrations complete In one volume.
The Sketch Book BY Irving complete In one volume small quaro
with many engraved illustrations. III
Irngs Tales Of Traveller, complete in volume
cravings. f..t-s.f tTh b NH
Oliver Goldsmith biography, by Irving, volume small quar-
10, with many illustrations
All new editions. Just received, in rich bindings.
Nov 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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PNvELOPEs--w. FISCHER, importer Of stationery, has 70
Gently received from Paris direct from ne celebed msnuc
Marion thee hundred thousand Envelopes m&d
order, sent superior paper, comprising white and bun
Official letter. and visiting Sizes all put up
100 500 which will sold Wholesale and
toners HALL where Music be had at and cents page
Nov. T--3nw3w x
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uRs. BI.AKEv Pr1v.s. D.ne,n. and w.is-,.~ Xe.-
IN denny Apollo Hail. has been thoroughly asefuy Tehed,
me- now oRsn of e rscepuon o. seno.rs DAYS OF tuition,
la. ~ .sn,,sn,sn =, a,e,ass ' '' WV evening
p.a ~. e ~ III =, 2 y n. s. =. a. ~,
wsshns,on "a MI i,n.,ns r.son, ~ M
bald Campbell esq War Department washinson Rsndel Hss
ns esqy treasury department washington Hon u Carter
seogeowni MIS- Hun, washington, In whose seminary Mrs. Blake
nAs @e honor o. 'eaehins m Novs
needswoss i deous ee oS,ina me ns,on Or
sovemcs In either Oft southern or western states.
ION en-, h. ~ can pSsh address san' Ams
D.c.s.- 1885, = =
= - ~ Il :,
LAsnk sss ne homo. 20 announce 20 The citizens o
sga Tsssy Ian q Nevsmbsr a. NJ .sae on Psrnsyys
Dag. q iseni w.shinson Thurdays, and ssur
-. no ss1.nI .aa r y - 80, ss,.
N.x...h.s T~..rrr..c. Hans. nx,a.. - s'
ho.S-sa
THOMAS r. TWrrTY,
arSrs.I rnuWrs y .ow ~r.Cg.yur
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A Lady who is compssent co teach all the branches
OF an English education also embroidery and all vacue
Of ornamental ncedewok OF obtaining the Of
eoverness In either Of the southern States.
Good rssenee can be gwen. Address Sans AmD Washing
ION city, DC. Nov 23--iw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-01

ITO THE Lovers OF the best Havana Cixars.--T. BAs-
TIANELLI Co.. under Browns Hotel, received
signment directly from Havana, $4,000 cigars, OF
brands manufactured in Cuba Amongst them we have only o
bundles for only We earnestly request good judges
fine cigar % them, nothing has been imported for long
equal them. -lta.N
II rt.te