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aMUsEMENTS.

RowERY THEATRE.-NoNDAY EVENING, oCr %.
T;na' Mr. Gilbert; oswald, NJ. wssn. EansnS ~ AT
h Sssn S Saa:ri 1t ri
es MI: xs%y K K s c
k s NJ
= &C. Gallery Il: :Is5s.n wi" invariably rise
WIN s s ao 7; As asS T zRf ps
slfs'N .s iyS gi Ssf%PRso ii
S%if. hi' tGseST III.
r. %Ifh: sTf.af ssSa%c
Is cents; private bo1.s So pit ia d.n. ''' '-'
MIToHELL's OLYMPIC rHEATRE.-MoNDAY
w evening Oct 49, the sSts1tAismspts viii
Mr. Tslset rsdrso Pets Mr. Mitchell Vincent: Mi.,
sF wa @
co31siN LHnBR ND Lionel L.Htliu Mr. cSncy 'sH
f?S Ms. 'S'Ss pens ' aSi
VVELCUs NATIONAL CIRCUS, EIGHTH STREET.
rs tn. performance will oommsncs with the eqaes.rsn
&c s;ay o. @ s :
ss a sSs T %
Se and to conclude with connie sxrsvsssnsa the Dutch
shaver Shaved afternoon performance on Tedn'Ssay and
DkRNUNS AMERICAN MUsEUM.-r. 7. BARNUM.
~ ProIrietor-J. Greenwood Jr. Assistant hanagsRe
engaged limited period, the hartnst Family whose
wonderful Gymnastc achievements and Pantomimic dene
aons have eeted their inmuaby with the Rave
Family They appear afternoon and evening Also
Louis Ellsler Mr.. \. G. Wsnyss Mr. Warden fete Norris
Nessrs Merrihed Rose, Clark Higgins Misses Leslie Stan
hope Barton and West Also exhibition, at all tho
enormous Boa Cons large Living Anaconda Mammoth
Crocodile Admission 40 cents children under 10 Of
age l21S cent?.
M ACALLIsTER'S TEMPLE OF ENCHANTNENT, cal
Nl nese Assembly Rooms.-On Monday no performance
Ninth Series of Magical Sorees TUESDAY aud
Wednesday, October 3h and 3st and Thursday November
lst with the Living Cards Enchanted Bottles Bouquet OF
Emma; La Petite Nsison Chnose; Travelling watches;
Ladies Favore; Peacock National Feat Umbrella; Ampu
aton Of the Nose Brides Present; nexhaustble Hat Nep
tunic Volcanic; Living henagere hdmittsnee, % cents
Sofas, 6O cents Children half price, Commence at Ia Fri
day, benefit Of Mr.. kacallister.
I Asst WEEK-THE CHINESE MUSEUM, h39 BROAD
IL exhibiting the Manners, Customs Religions, Arts
and Sciences Of hundred millions OF Chinese will close
Saturday Open A. NJ. till 10 z. N. Admit
tance % cents; children under II. half price.
NANCY FAIR--FREE PICTURE GALLERY AND MU-
scum of the Fine Arts and Literature, No: Bovery,
antly lighted till IL o'clooh, p NJ. Open every evening,
with view cultivate taste the working classes
GYBNAsTIC EXERCIsES.--w. FULLER RESPECT
~ fully informs his pupils and the public in general, that
his Gymnasium No. B Courtlandt street Broadway is
for the sparrng and Fencing taught
usual.
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on Friday afternoon ship q about 600 tons burthen
WAS launched from the yard Of Msssrs Smith Dimon,
foot Of Fourth street Hast bivsr She 10 osn-d in st
Petersburg, aud was built under the direstion Of
Esesrs Ioodhue 4 Co.
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ERANKLIN THEATRE, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE
DANCING.


HANGING SCHOOL AT TIE APOLLO AND HOWARD
IL House. csrnsr of Broadway and Howard street,. H.
CONWAY respectfully informs the public he will
class for tlemen, Monday evening the
29th Of October at o'clock and class for ladies and
Misses Wednesday, the 3st at o'clock at the Howard
House. Days Of Tuition monday Fnd Thursday evenings.
gentlemen WednesdRys and Saturdays three for
Ladies soirees, at the Apollo.
HANGING AND wALTZING ACADEMY q HowARD
srsstsgnor and signora Ferrero besides shs Classes
of Wednesdays and Saturdays, forming for
Yesng Ladies and Masters, Mondays and Thursday
half pact o'clock, ana Gentlemen at haifpas Private
Ssirees to be given, usual.
HANGING ACADEMY OF NILE. PAULINE DESJAR-
~ dine, Of the Academy Royal, Paris at No. ashing-
Place 70 Third Greene and her
udsnse Leonard street For terms he, apply at the
sdssss Of Mile. +. D.. at 70 Leonard street.
DALI COMMITTEES AND OTHERS, IN SELECTING
ID rooms respectfully reminded that the Coliseum will
for sy lie aud convenience with in this
city call is respectfully solicited. Terms reasonable For
particulars see Sunday papers. -
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usy was ore Of the invited guests ~ the parade and
tnn,r VI the Mexican volunteers, Thursdss When ia
CruI he stsnSd TO the sick IN the hosrtal furnished them
moHsy many e ntccsssrics which not 70 Be had
Tne sa ard IN battle q Huarmantoa fought with
tie esiucut -he compliment paid 10 hm Thursdly
niowf that tie New York volUntscrs forget thsr
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POLITICAL.


Alta MEETING OF TaE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
"A committse, held at Tsmmany Hall. on Thursday eve
moasly passed and ordered to be published ~
Resolved That select committee consisting Of Asssrs
prspoanS the eV. &c Candidates eny
Ismmany HALL the question whether not they recognise
BY il authority As the only organization in tho
City and County New York that their written be
published and that compliance with the demand be
Resolved That they .:o be called to state said
pudi''' all other pretended D%Girs'S GG%%' SS.r
G G.nvs daAg s.r }secretaries.
The Special after having addressed each
s sI th 1,es ma de the following report
The underssned the Select Committee, appointed by the
resolution of the 18th October, respectfully report:
cation copy Of which hereuno annexed marked A. and
have received the hereunto annexed marked B.
absent from the city aud has not had an Oppor
tuniy to answer as this committee T. informed
W. NJ 4 Y H. fHsE Committee
fAMMAsY Hall, Oct 30 1919.
sIR-At meeting Of the Democratic Republican General
18th, the above resolutions were unanimously passed.
hi in sa S i Ss % pr
pound to OF the candidates recently nominated in
Let. Do you not recognise the emeratie Republican
General Committee held Tamany Hall and respect
cratic organization in the city and county Of New YORK;
I'd State distinctly and uneauvoealy whether or not you
repediate all other pretended Democratic Committees
viii observe that you are required to the pre-
will fe uShed and further that your
paDce with this request viii be received negative reply
the report OF the undersigned on following
evening VIII please favor with your answer on or be-
u.s. under csv~so ldwsFS west No So Wall street.
WIZ VI 1! i$$fiE; Committee.
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MEDICAL.

r loud HAIR DyE.-ALExANDERs TRICOBAPBH.
IL This celebrated Hair Dye has now been in sbou, four
years and has never yet failed Of complete s,css- N i'm
parting 10 the hair vhshsrs ks ustura br0rs Or black
exactly reetrg the natural color Of the hair 10
~ deseeon I effect instsntsnsous snd permanent, 10
be used with The rreatest IL also Tree ro these
properties usual In all limitations Of this celebrated rreTara-
ten. Of ying unnatural red or purple tat % The hair
Tor sale By kushton, CLARK Co, Broadway A. y.
sanss corner 81 Fulton and streets Thomas Mar
we'll n william street; Vim. Brewer, and Moore Taylor,
Maiden Lane New lQrk r. O. A. Wright sole aSents Tor
the Uuitsd states '3south Fourth street. PHILADELPHIA
TIVE MEDICAL WONDER OF THE AGE--wAT rs
Nervous Antdote guaranteed 10 cure Neurslsa In every
FORM ssbity In mind body 81 RENTED BY mai
will insure certain Direct TALBOT WATTS, l2
Nassau street.
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TIVE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA WILL SAIL FROM TnR
i Docks Jersey City, Wednesday, Oct 3lst her
GulAr day, punctusly at IL o'clock,
CoUTHERN TRAyEL-us: NAIL LINE-THE So.
- peror steamer CHEROKEE, Capt. Thomas Lyon, will
leave for alnah Wednesday Oct ss November IA aud
2 and December r. at o'clock In tho Afternoon from pier
North River This steamer In connection with the Cen
trail Railroad and inland steamboats, from Savannah, affords
comfortable and expeditions to ali
Of Georgia Florida Alabama and Tennessee Travellers
New Orleans will md IL most desirable route To Savan
nah in co 20 hours and from New lsrk New Orleans in
ssout7 days Apply to 8 l.. MITCHELL, 1@ frontst
ONLY DIRECT NAIL LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
" via Chages-0n Tuesday, 18th Now Fare RsduesdThs
L. s. mail smship CREScENT CITY, q. soddzrd, Com
msnder 100 tons burthsn, will leave for Chagres direct
from her dock at pier N. r. Tuesssy 18th Novsmsr
at three O'Clock. ihe Crescent City will carry U. s.
Nails for the Pacific OF LIST Deceb.r Passengers
the q. q. will ind aecomnodatons and comfort not 70
be had other steamer aad viii net be transferred from
aargs steamer TO small ons at an ntsrnsdaspsr Re-
dueed rates Of fare to Chasres.
Aher saloon, emily two berths in state rooms. Sis
Forward saloon, state rsons. ltJ
.hoNH sAulh; , ",
the above dine at this same table and have the privilege
Of the saloon.
stserBge found with mattress and board ..... 500
Early application 10 Necessary 10 ehoss Of bsrths.
j. HOWARD SON, 81 Broadway.
TIE Empire City will ,rceeed the Crescent City leave
on IA 81
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EICHTEENTH WARE REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NO
~ minations.-Fsr Aldsrman--NlLLtAM VAN WYCg.
sessofsBrytnt ksrey Alexander D. keuton. For Const,
tesIsaas w. Smith John Zshsr Fer % Eston
LIST Disst W Roosevelt Henry RIVER; 2d District.
John Tsylsr Harrs nss "a District. william Smith John
Lynchi tlh District John ubbors Thomas Qaisn scheel
Commisscn Thomas s. H.nry. Trustee kdmund Y.
Kefsrs. iusTsctor-- John watson.
BY order of the ward Con mittes. JOHN GiBBONA
4. y. CAMPBELL. Secretary. Chairman.
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NoCuRf NO CHARGE.-DH MURPHY, OF 50 GOLD
~ street enbdtnaly consulted all forms Of private
diseases Re- sut q gouOrha he cures in 70 ar
daye onsuta iona debiky and impotency suesessuliy
treatedhy VI " Ne mercury used hnsreros
from business open fron A. NJ Till l. NJ, aad from 70
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MEDICAL ADvIcE-DoCToR YOURSELF PRIVATE

MEDICAL ADvIcE-DoCToR YOURSELF PRIVATE
VI w. for - cents by Of the Pocket scuapus or
Every ON. Ills Own Physieian u & eonhdentai Silent
friend and private adviser enabling every ore 70 conduct his
own tss successful Examination Twenty Fourth Ed
with hundred moving private diseases
and nalfrnaons s the Eeneratye system IN shape
snd form, by Wiam Isuns, ~ D. Tia various forms u
diseases aJrna weakness, diseases Of the poas
gland impotenoy solitary habits Of youth faithfully a.
fcrhss sad al the recipes gives In plain language The
chapter structure s worthy 81 particular attention ssd
souls ~ read w every Any sending twenty
tv. s.B in letter. VIII receive copy Of s
boob BY nail six ctIes will be semitic dollar Adj
dress DIR. Wh fsuNe ls2 Spruce street. PHILADELPHIA.
DR. CoNyERs MEDICAL CARD TO YOUNG MEN
~ Are suffering from the sad Effects Of improper
cet habs Of Iouhi Are your head back limb. and
tfecttdi Are your mental and social feelings impaired
weakness omssicns vexnS
snd rpnous neapacing for business sciey msrimonyl
lrcnre Ut Convsre lnvgsratng Cordial The only remedy
yt ~ las restored scores who had sven np az
hope Of relief Do not be deceived by worthless rrescrptns
IN little tooks, OF sarsapaas rla or other nosrums they
are Of no use In mark this The cordial contains
no mercury ofun other deleerous drugs 70 injure 90
sHposc-no lndranco from business 81 bottle Sbottles
fer 81 With directions aud important advice 70 the married
ard single sofa W DR. c. ~ his once, 20 Third avenue
between 10th and lth s slao es,aer % Third and
Green ts. ard Ne. Ledger ruiirgs, Phiadelphis Pa
n b Forwarded " the country by Addressing Dr. COnvsr
Pctt Office.
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nLAKES PAINT FIRE PROOF PAINT FROH
~ Ohio, which in sftv ucnls turns 20 slate or stone
protecting whatever covered from the action Of te weather
and from IRE Purchasers ttud 10 PARTICULAR and see that
every barrel nsrked balss Patent Fire Pr0t Paint as
there IL amount 81 worthless soun'crist stan IN The
paret sasd Gre proof paint The genuine arss fer sale
BLAKE
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"Thsv came and went. ard veut and came aysn."
Vhis quotation applies nptty 90 the custo
% certain boot. shoe and gatter eetahshmont
vho deal iere 40 away sahed snd again
The place Is Jones's, IL Ann street.
Thr First Gold McdnI Awarded Go Da
Elegant pattern. OF EngiIsh Flo

sucr BY the American Institute, awarded in
vor Of kr rrady u Broadway ard Fulton street.
where srangtrs and citizens Hyst 10 examine spec-
m
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TYR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET. Eks, ron raa
~ iast fourteen years consres his practice 70 the msa
Of ural ar1 ether diseases Of delicate aatsra
No the most srpravstes Of this disease aud
uid sases re~eved n I'VE 70 ave saya rorfss
~
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Cloth from one 70 cght Yards vide, q the most modern
style spesry marble nn entt figured from 81 o. 70 a.
rer yard, 81 No 50 Bovcry HIRAM An DFksoNS. tng-
fsh Carpeng Rugs DuEces unprecedcntedly low worthy
o. the attention Of pvreiasrrH.
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ron SALE AND TO LET.

LNOR sALE-A FIVE YEARS LEASE. WITH STOCK
and fixtures Of well Known public house In this city
ttrcseu doing thriving business and standing in an
surpassed location. For terms, kc., arply 20
A. q. BURR, Arent, SA Broadway, NJ
ITO LET-HoUsE NO - LIXTSCTON AVENUE RENT
sT5 rer year Inquire At 70 Cedar street NJ stairs
FURNISHED fOR UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.
IT Nc n Park Place. Also IN Office.
EURNIsBED COTTAGE At CLIFTON, STATEN
Island, 20 let t let nay next or longer sitpnte nsrt
10 the Clifton House. (norherly Thers IL rooms the
position the tav elevated commanding view OF the
ksrows the City &C. At ply the premises soon, the
present oscupsntis about - remove.
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r. ENTIENkN, PREPARE IN TIME-1B ORE VOC
- supply yourselves wi new winter eoti1g, examine
what you have send N 10 No. MURRAY street where
can get them hsndsomtY ccaled d ed alest repaired
with new eus collars nnss butons-in fact turned out
to cch equal to new o. shgr notice, cheap note line
attended TO in any par, Of the ey b a. C0RTISSos
NJ.
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Al INIATURRs.-MR. j. A. NcDOUGAI, ARTIST MAS
w returned his studio No 2 broadway o. Mur
street Tenueys IN Piumbes Mr. Med 10 enabled
ny rrssefs peculiar hmfel 70 eery DaEuerreotypes
IL frem life.
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GTAHP AND LhBEL PRINTING PRESS, FOR hER-
~ chants druggists, Seedsmen and ohesThe suhserib-
uaAufactsre and have Ter sale little apparatus salcu
lated 20 print Labels Stamps cards SC, with any hnd 81
hand stamp in cut IN Mood metal ar with ord
nary type sertotype Contraction sin pie that
II BE undsrso0d glance and readily uses by any
pcflon Printing with 70 Us Elected by laying The
e surface aud hsn simply bringing TIE shorison
IA position the action vhieh only elects The linking q
the tyrs stamp but she srtuton Of tho ink and the
Uniting 10 y compact appearance and forms
penal errends0e 70 Tie counter ONCE occupying sracs
teny I've inches by nine inchc The price somrste with
nh fountain and roller e Ten dollars
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Two CALlTORNtANS "A CABIN TICKET, IN TIM
frft from Panama Sau Francisco in Decefnbe
ntH foT sale. Enquire o. Juisons Hotel, 81 Br0adsay
room lee, between and o'clock, r. N.
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SEIIPPlNG.

vJ>nE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA WILL SAIL FROM TnR
Docks, Jersey City, on Wednesday, Oct. Sst, her
aulAr day. nunctu ally at II O'clock.
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DFgovAL.-1HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD Inform
IA bic fends and eustomer that be has taken the store
"a Bruadray, sscond door above Washngon Place, New
York Hotel aud will about the hfst OF Novem
lt who're lie intends ktrng aFcngra isortmcat Of Family
Dry Ccods rraat VARSITY Hosiery, Gloves Ribbons
Lace Goods and Fancy articles together with every article
In the Thread and Needle lire. S0ictnE continuance OF
their cuto be would respectfully invite them TO examine
his stock Witch will consist entire assortment u
the dsabs soods sad offered al The lowest possible
trcts. ROBERT RAE.
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GirTTENTH ASSEMBLY DtSTRfC1l--AT AN AD-
- jourt ID meeting 81 the Democratic Dernhean Assembly
Convention OF the Sixteenth Assembly District held on
Thurday evening" the 9Th instant ~ Madison Cottage Rus
sell smith Isq nominated % represent This district in
the neat Assembly. y. ". kDMONDS, Chairmaa.
ftspsnNr lr,gRr secretari,s
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Mage air Dye invention 70 color ths Hair wis
hers The ncs.t h applied without injury 10 tbs hair
stn. Gsrteusn have their WhiHksrs dyed IN Eve
minutes, the Depot No. iT9 Broadway corner 81 Deg
street under the Tra.hia Hsuss Per hose ssAll size 81
large. 81 ~.
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nILLINEKY, AND DRY GOODS.

A CARD.-TBE OPERATIVE NOTIFY THE PATRONS
"A Of the OIera that will sell ladies' superior Atty
J. q T. FARRAILs.
s7 Broadway next door 70 the International Art Union
u ExovAL.-LEE, FENroN PHELPS HAVE RE-
N moved 10 y Courtlahdt street.
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A NAITlON.-"JNItsJ IhbENsENs NATCBtS.'
" The subj ibtrs, having teen informed that certain
rrncfsd persons are offering for sale watches purporng
10 be uanuacutd BY the celebrated julie. "
Coren hereby inform the public that they are sole
scents for the sale % the above watches in New York snt
these sold BY other house in the city, spurious
ucle Zach watch has the pakers same IN full engraved
the back and accompanied BY certificate signed By the
usktr. SAML HAMMOND n co,
~ Nerchsnta' Exchange.
NBChroromesr, Durlcr, and other hns Watches. Dia-
mrrse. Ievelrv and Silver when quality compared,
Will te found very Low.
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rINO TIE WIG ELECTORS OF THE FIRST WARD
Il Having noticed the publication Of my name In several
papers nominee for Assistant Alderman for the First
ward beg leave 10 state that not candidate for said
oce. shall elect only wing
ticket in nomination. headed Edmund Griffin for Alderman,
and Curtis Judfon for Assistant Aldtrmtn.
Sired JOHN n. CAREY. - south st.
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-26

1t is furnished with fine Philosophical and
Chemical Apparatus, Select Library, &C., and
affords unusual facilities to students of Music,
French, Spanish and the like. 1t is entirely free
from all the sectarian bas--the pupils being per-
mitted to attend any place of worship prescribed
by their parents, and the teachers belonging to
four or five different denominations.
To prevent competition in Dress, clothing of a
uniform style and quality has been prescribed, and
Jewelry of every description prohibited.
Vacation holds from Christmas to the LIST OF
March; but those pupils who remain through the
vacation are as regularly instructed if desired, as
during term time. All pupils from distance are
required to board at the Institute, under the i'm
mediate supervis ion of the teachers.
The Principal might refer to hundreds of promi.
nent individuals throughout the western and
south western States, but he presumes it TO be en-
tlely unnecessary, after having taught at the
same point, with the most signal success for nearly
20 years.
Georgetown is accessible by daily stages and
steamboats, from Louisville and Cincinnati 1t is
II miles from Frankfort, and is admitted to be one
of the heatbiest locations on the globe.
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-26
r " R M s. .

The entire charge for Tuition, Boarding, Lodg-
ing, Wasting, Fuel, Lights, Backing, Servants
attendance, Music, of Arms, &C., &C., will
be $l60 per year. Payments will be required in
advance, at that rate, from the day of entrance
to the end of the Term. From the first Monday
of January--for example-to the third Friday of
June, (twenty four weeks it is 1896.
Cadets from great dis tante, who prefer re :
manning in Kentucky during Vacation, find
the most comfortable boarding in the families of
wealthy farmers, at $ 50 per week. South
or Western students may land at Louisville
and take stage, steamboat or rail road to Frank
fort and Lexngton thence in four horse coaches
to the Blue Licks. Or. they may ascend the
Chic to Maysve, which is three hours stage
from the Springs.
This place is furnished with commodous Baths,
and is abundanty supplied with freestone, lime
stone and cistern water of the best quality, inde-
pendent of the sulphur springs, and the salts and
sulphur springs.
Georgetown, KY, Oct. 20, IS49.
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-26
NO TECE.

yHNHE undersigned, having been successfully
4 engaged in the Building and Repairing of
GIN STANDS, in this place, during the past
wear, would inform their friends, ani Planters,
generally, that they have recently purchased in
the Eastern cities, large assortment of Gin ma
teriaIs of the latest and most improved patterns,
for the purpose OF carrying on the Gin Building
and Repairing business, more extensively Any
Gin Stands made and sold by the undersigned, will
be delivered and put in operation, and proving 10
be, not as good as represented by them, may be
returned without any expense TO the purchaser
and all repairs done by them, will he warranted
satisfactory.
WIN. w. G.. COLLINS,
B. l.. BEITTIN.
Washington, January II, lS49 3-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-26
GIN MAHUF FECT0RY,

TINE undersigned, thankful for the patronage
hitherto bestowed upon him, takes this
method of informing the public generally,
and Planters in particular, that he still continues
the manufacture of
UPERIOR COTTON GINS,
at bis old establishment, mile southwest of
Washington. His Gins manufactured of the
best material. in superior manner, and will be
sold on accommodating terms. For evidences of
their superiority, he respectfully refers TO the
following gentlemen, and all others, who have
used them:
Block, Brother & Co., E. S. Johnson &, Co.,
Fulton A. Block & Son. Vrimble & johnson,
Washington Walker & Che atham, Columbus
Hon. E. Cross, H. A. Blevins, Maj. Juo. w. Paup,
E. j. Smith, and w. M. Coulter, Hampstead
county A ]. Armstrong, w. Nunnely. B. CT
Phillips, and others, Sewer county; Capt r. II.
Finn James Trigg, Col. VIM. Wynn, Maj. M.
Wright, and Morgan Cryer, Esq, Lafayette Co;
Jarrct James, Geo Brinlee. Thos Ferguson, H.
S James, and E. & II. Rnnnells, Bowie county,
Texas.
J. r. CROSBY.
Washington. February 7, ls49 ely
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-26
Il Il II Nj . 7.

Per session, for Board and Tuition, $50
For Music, S25
For French, &c, &C., $40
There are many female seminaries in the west.
in which the expenses of pupil may be 81 or
800 per session less than the above; but, in very
few of these, it is confidently asserted, will the
fare be found so good--the capital invested so
Iarge--and the reputation Of the teachers so dis
tinguished. july H. 49-ly.
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-26

The WHEELING BR1DGE.-Litigation
respecting this public improvement will
most probably soon be commenced. Dur
ing the late high water the Hlbernla No,
2, a Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packet,
being unable to pass under the bridge
with her standing chimneys, rounded too
and transferred her passengers to another
boat. On the other hand boats of equal
or greater burthen than the Hibernia,
have, by simply lowering their chimneys,
passed under with little or now detention.
As, however, strong feeling of opposi-
ton exists against the bridge by many OF
the up-river steamboat-inen, there will
doubtless be an effort to make on: DANA
ges against the bridge company, but we
feel confident it will be of no avail before
an unprejudiced and enlightened tribunal.
So great and obvious a public conve-
nience, sanctioned by the wants OF the
entire west, cannot be injured by the
malevolence of rival local interests.
Great West.