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-Prrosy ArsxAspss. poet. - year, el1, BON ssus-
where In Trsnsyvsnia Of tie reformed rsnsor narst
Of small thin stature has . erownish face. ens.
brs,ins hair vsult-d round forvhssd black eyebrows
and sycs broad nose. we-proporuons mouth SooS
teeth raiser pointed chin. dark nasischss spesl Ger
nsn HsneArAn and wansehsn, and Always gees sbosi
with bare mech.
-Prscfst, Mcairs, al lsss gssera. cefors na ~
ST. born sonyhad, Of lhs ro.ss e0sssy q nsssry,
r.thoic snd married KS s.asrs 10 Di1tsnS ard Isl
So iopsise thin face hesliky eorplexoe high fore
be.d brown h.ir, blue eyes, good s1t rsnsr yels.1sa
tse:h round chin sDd Ia. beard srsaAs 0sruAn hso
r,r.- and FrsrsA, ans 10 s.shLy nGass wie -
nal
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THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD.

~ THE STEAMER CANADA
r.a.ef11y PREPARED. cosDgNsEp AND aARANef.
s0g TN SEw-YoBZ TaisUSz
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The fri,pas translates the following IRON Vienna
letter In the Ks!siseAz Zsi.nS
ose Of the la-, bulletins Of the Hun.sfi War speAAs
OF number Of rebels Of the Academic lsgeu." sSoss
The fallen enemies Honor Hose bravo spiru who are
sdsmatixed a. rebels Tbs old BEN dscsrss hat they
were the soldiers whom ever led into battle They
formed his breaking oo. ofshs Hungarian
var; al that time 800 strong only Is rensn SIS have
met their dealn bsite-held BEN sent tho % ~
Kossuth with The request permit them TO 60 into
battle 10 order that living witnesses should remain
70 bear testimony The hsoism which, In tho midst of
srdy and selfish age, eoud sacrifice s-fto the cause
Of freedom OF Conviction with question Tie result
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The Austrian Emperor to Gen. Lsasr'.

Tie Tribune translates the following Letter iron us
Emperor OF Austria to Gen. LADDERS:
81 am impeled TO express to you the feelings OF ANNIE
lion aud gratitude which have beet awakened by the slo
rous deeds OF the troops under your Command 10 Taa'
syyans Ili due TO your unwssrisd activity SsnsrN.
your quick siyh, and 10 your military arrangement
which have been less Wisely conceived thAa promptly
executed Ina. Trsnsy he. been saved 10 the b.Si
felt gratitude u tho Inhabitants Of THE sorslysctsa
and in The great satisfaction 81 Ma Majesty tbs Emperor,
my noble idsnd and ally you will end sbs richest reward
OF your admirable coadaet Sui, desire 20 give yoa On
ny part pub.e testimonial " my appreciation, ana
accordingly send you, herewith TIA insignia Of the mill
tary order OF Maria Theresa. foa will receive 81 hs
urs General tsn golden medals srd t~saV sii,s.
medals OF the trs. and second class, a. tho reward OF
vaor Request ycu disubsts then 10 tho Inferior OF
fc-rs and soldiers Of your army whom you may deem
mos, worthy Ct this honor. alec desire you 10 inior~
me what officers prominently signslssd hen
.eive. by their conduct in this ag1 sna be harpJ
TO give decorations which they have Won hsen-
TINE 1 requrs you. Gsnersl, to communicate to you
troops the high which cherish for The military
virtues Of which they have given sueh signal proos
repeat the assurance Of my respect aud dsvoisdpess
s-A- abraaa, Avg. Il fhANCls JosEfn
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Georgia Election.

CHaRLEsToN Wednesday, Oct s.
The steamers Republic and Nohherner have
{ IL srrivef-all sail
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iSouEsr.-An inquest was held al 'h5 ioo' u'
waterfalls Yesterday afternoon upon the body OF an
unknown man, shout 50 years Of age, who was iound
floating in the North River. The deceased hsd on q
black cloth coat twilled elk vest check Hoo.cn pants
white socks and shoes. His hair was dark brown,
yhiskers red He appeared to have been al tie wafer
about II days Verdict, death by drowning
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FoUNnIISe.-A male infant, shout weeks Old
was found on the sidewalk opposite ~ beschst By
Ofhcer Netbitt who had him sent to the Aims House
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17
VOL IL. No, IS. Whole No. COZ.

Even w ciyil causes his nmleYolenl AMI dee
pDlr feinpcrperpeinnlly hlsoTdered his judge.
ncut 70 eitrr his court Was 10 euier iha
dec uf wild beast, which none could innc,
md which WAS III likely 10 be- iousell 10 riEe
by onfesseH nA 10y attacks, lie frequently
poured fuuli On plaintiffs aud defendant,
hnfrlnlers ana attorneys, Witnesses pod Jnr5
men, Torrents at lrHHlic abuse, inlrrulArd
with Ouils aud curses. His looks aud lGucs
had INSPIRED terror when he wnh uicrely
y0nng advocate struggling iHio Inhclicey-
New ihnt ha was al H'a l,sud Of lilo most lor-
midrble tribunal IN The realm, there were
few indeed who did not lfehhle betOio innf.
Even when he whs sober his violence Waa
buiiirirnfly irigltliili bni, w. general llH rea-
son WINS Uvercloudrd, mud his evil pHssious
stimulated Us llio idmrH of inin2lchiiuu,-
Ills evenings wefe orlinWlly given 10 reyrl-
-. Peoplb who ~" Dhn ouly over Ills bottle
would have supposed him 10 be- q mnu gross
indeed, scottish, aud addicted 10 low comln-
10y and low nlsrrineul, but social aud good
hunorcd Ito wns constantly surrounded 0n
sHcl, orcBvioHs 10y hUhbbnr, selected for llir
in0sl part, from nn,ong the vilesl polliloggers
WHO praciiscd. bclnro bun These n,rn hnu-
lerrd mad abused eHrl other for his enter
WiUUrUf, tic JNiVUd ~ ttUiT ritUif W'k,
sang catches win them. aud, whGn lie head
grow hot Rugged aud kissed iiirm iu an &C.
stHcy ofduunkeu f5udEess BW,lituurlI " inc
NJ irsi seemed 10 ssneu Ills henri, the effect
few hours later vas very different. lie nf
ten cane lu Me Judgment seni, having kept
the cnuu waiting lung, and yet having but
liHlf slept IN lIis drhUurh his rhCukr on tire.
hiS c,c staring like liOso Ol nnuiac..--
" hen io wHs,iu uis sinlo. lHr boon cOmpAn-
inuS of lhc preceding niFht they were wisn
kept out oi his why, Tor tie rccnlcciiGn oiih6
dmililuy 10 - l,-aLLc ln,d admitted lhog IN
famed ls nnlisiiy, Md hc WIS cure to
like every opportunity ~ Gvr;WheImirs Them
with cNerrnlinu und iuNCclivr. Notilc lciist
oiiiouH of lis p"culintilirs wns The plcnfurf
hr took ittullirly hr"wieatiug nnd mor'i-
tying llosc WhnUi, ~ liz its Of niaudlln tcu-
dcructs, lr i.d curNnFcd To vtnsnmI Oh
lis in0r.
Tic sC,iccs Miirl the go,cfhnlcnl lad ux.
Vrrtvr tr'-''' rrt'r'r tvrturfuttl ri ,tIere-
" without tlnclIuP. hut eagerly 0ud Ifiuul-
uluuily. HE first exploit Whs the judicial
murder Of Agcruuu Sidney What followed
wrs Ia perfect harmony With Ibis beginning.
Respectable Tories Hn,cntrd the disgrace
which the lutbntiy nnd indcccury ofso
great fuuclionary brought upon HE admin
isifaunn.pf justice; hi he eNcesscs which
r+ird sucl mon Ni'li horror were titles 10
tllc cs!sen Of James JuiIrrys, therefore, Hlcr
tie drnil, ui ChHtlrr, uhlnincd scot ia ilic
rnh.urt nal Iicerasc. This last houor WIS
a 'ipunl oi royal GlrtolqllCu: tor. since Ito
Judicial ~ ricm oflhr relm hud been rcnod
Llrd ia llr lliflrrnlh reuiup. no Chief J's;
Tee Ind rcru lord oi Parliament.
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~ ANECnOTE.

HON :. II. S,rpAchr. Member ofCynercsS
from Georgia, ia recent addrcss ~ meet
,l'f ,itii -yrt'rirr tur thu hrurtir 81 rtC o..
plan Asylum aud Free School OF dat city,
trlnlcd lI.v c;'TIwiug aurcdolc -
"a iGr6f Eulr hoy, hl cold nigbl Ia Juuc.
N,th uu home or ioof to shelter lbs head 10
pnicrunl or maternal guardian ~ guide 10 pro-
lcct and disoet him Ia his waudcrnps reached
at uiglGftll Che bOusc ola Wealthy planter
WHO looht him iu, i,d, lodged, au!l scnt liuC
Ms tTTy- WHY wiriI ms birsyiugy, ttuyU trrti'-
KIND antntous inspired him WIh fresh cour-
age to battle will tie Ills hntl obstacles ol life.
\ carr rolled rGlls,. Pro, ulcuco had led hin
along; br had rcurhrd ihe legal profession;
his hutpitnhle host had died coruufai.t-
il,nt prey on tie substance rHaH hnd Gurnlch
u conspiracy to get away Gom tie widow her
estates. She scut iur tie nearest counsel Ia
commit hor cause to him. nud TINT counsel
irn,cl 10 he the orphan hoy years before
Newfoundland ouicriniued-ly her aud l.cr de-
ceased husband. The stimulus ofn VAIN
aud tenacious gratitude Wns" now added to
Thut uf utdtItury Iroiivcs connected witt the
professions. lie Undertook her cause wih
will not easily 10 he resisted he gained it;
the AXidc lA,A eSi!l;rS Mcre seeurrll-ts- AeF ~
pcrpeuity aud" added Mr.. Stephens with
nn emphasis OF emotion that scnl its electric
thrill through tho house, "ihai orphan bo:
stands before your
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17

liia company answered ilml Il wa too late 10
muke rgudiiousi '1is gnn was ~ thelr pos
sess ,qn, Md iIs holder, too, edo you lblnk
-o," cried slio, corking Il, and presenting
the uuzxle 30 lhe rpenker,. III lie gun - 10
your porscssiou, fyhe oinrgs efhfr" Her look
md attitude Of drhnuce showed her in ehril-
csli the ruuuirrsiPn was quickly glyeu mud
lle men, laughing henrIily proueunsed her
worthy Of heug tho sister Of James l9ngs-
luu,
Aher the war Wus cudcd, Miss Lnugslou
married lH.ouHs Springfield, of Gre'ayiile,
South Cnroliuu, rhe'licd ~ GferrFhlu Die
tract, a few years 'riuco. OF her numerous
descendants Turn liylug,Ihnty 80" we're sous
and grnHdson- HhpI'lo ofbeRring arms, nnd
ready ~ my iue 10 dot ~ in lhG' mhnlen'
nnrc Of that lil,rny Wilirh MAS 40 denr 10 lie
youthful hear ufiheir nuceuoC
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lance, their ranks wayeTed, and Tor momeu ~
the decision Of the battle hung suspended by a
single thread, There II legond-though
history does not youeh fof its truih-tbat az
this crisis, a horseman, seated upon a snow,
hite ehaTgtT,and elothcd in shining garments
was aesn upon hill near by, and that way'
ing on high his sword hasbJng fesrfully In the
sunlight, he pointed 10 the CITY, shouted their
war,efy with voice clearer aud ahriler thao
the bugles note, then vanished iTom their
AiRht, like The meteor that flashes for a mo-
meat albwATt The face Of night thea disappears
forever.
BE this as IL may. thht host no longer wa
Eered, hut with n shout pressed on, A.. jTIcsis,
table in ihcir course, as the Wild tornado IN ils
path Of deyaslatiop Ere the echoes Of that
shout had died away on the distant mountains,
they were lighting hand to hand with the be-
scged upon the walls The saraccns wete
driven from their posts like leaves before the
blasts of autumn, On and still on they swept
! like the besom of destruction, nor paused ia
thrir- work of drH1h unit tiIr -HtrrrtH- WITT
ologgcd with the cores Of the children Of Al.
! lnh, aud the payomedts were slippery with
4 VhfFN " W lU'Nfh " hH' ffifHfNft my
all fell upon thrif kares, and offered up Gyfyent
prayer TO Gyd lor-,hrir victory, They were
masters Of Palestine. yet their rcsourees had
been 40 much diminished by the prniraried
eohtest, they had not sufficient force LET, 10 de.
iend ihcireewy acquired possessions. and in
less than century the Saracen- sgiip ruled
10 the East, The s,rcots Of jerusalem again re-.
sounded with the Mussulman's tread vhcu the
Faithful we're called to prayers, the Holy Sep
ulehrc was again IN the hands Of ungodly mon
Such, in brief, was the First Crusade. It,
tendency on the civilization nndrrliginus char.
aeGef OF amor trmra, think iru-- bret, r-r,., -
know the loss oc lie was inimrnsr yet some
Of our greatest blessings were horn IN night
ofgloom rocked ia the cradle OF civil coniui0'
ton and baptized ~ blood, md though their
path was s,tcwn with the dead, yet better
, state uf society sprung up a. f from the moul'
dcT,ng dust Of the departed. The clouds that
had shr0udvd the world tlke pail for cen.
MAS were rolled back and the glorious sun
.htm high inlbc azure HEAVEN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17

RlMABkAHLE CASE or REcoNrRy fRnN Is
SANITY --t'he Traveller gay. thrta Iiian who
las for the last forty years 6cen confined. M
- ravng uHulnc, Ia the Poor House ut New
ton, has been suddenly restored to reason. -
lie Inns hfcu regarded 90 incurnhle; and for d
great part ofIhc ,imr durtng his confinement,
hr Inns hrru ~ violent ~ 10 rrndrr It nrces-
Snry To chulp him. Now hO Is ~ las right
mud appearing ike "nc a"Hlfned lCau n
long sleep mud remembering distinctly 4.
Seuls which occurred previous To The loss of
his reason, but H6ihing TINT has irnnspircd
hmrIng the long Nenrs oLhls rnnlinememl.
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returning 10 lIrir comfortable quarters in llie
Guy fnr the weather waS c0ldl lllrhn VIA
folio a=kindlrd u fire ~ The woods, mud hay,
ing enjoyed n genuine iudun repHsi' ana
sung - nuntl'rr of r'rt8gs seHRs, u'ey rreGl'
ed a few boHglts over their liendr, und there
onloyed u suund sleep until morning. Thoy
reluri,ed 10 Tie city on tho lullnwiuF'day, Nl'-
lnrruly greatly hnneiiilrd 10y lIgir lrnpoH-
~ release from tho oppressive confinement
Oi tho metropolis Washington Republican,
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TrRMs OFTHE CALIFORNIAN, - 80
n a,id within the year 5000 ~ delayed be,
,.pd that time No ptper discontinued al
m sfrenages are paid except At the option u
30 Publisher ..,----,---
T,'p,,ent advertisements 10 bo paid 10 advance.
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HIRED GIRLS.

Heads uf families maYcontrihute much 20
the welfare e.-. Ntt,, ~ seeietp 'V,tl.,.',l pc.
ing hey ond Iitetr.owr hous rhoids. The do
mcsiics n,ihcir employ present II claim to
kmd consideration which too many overlook.
young women compelled to go on To
ser,ice--iu hire ia other peoples families to
,lo house work, nre too generally kept al Il
distance. They ure not permitted TO ~ with
the mistress or her children; aud What is ire
qu-utly the consequence We are sce'ul
beings, and must have sccielyaW We cNnuot.
fad good, we IRE npt 10 take up with bed;
aud I've consequence too often Is degradation
and niiA>> >SNiy'uot perniryurr hired girls,
when work. is over to sit III lhA snme room
with you aud your CHI dren (Iherc they
might learn What is good aud uScGh, aud so
ont into the world TO make vHtuous aud hap.
10y wives and mothers. aud bless you for your,
kindness and consideration. a lule culture
aud regard uight, hnd no'doubt would, save
much drgrndaIiOu crime aud misery. Nprn
ufus know wha, may bes-i,o future loi of
orr own children. They ma, ri 10 .nrt dis
taut day Ice hirrJt domcsiics or apprentices.
and ms we w0ut ThCy-stUutt DC TFCMcd, 50
-!.",l!a wa iTeai GinSe wl;aiu nrrpSsiiy pr uis-
t5IIHlC has thrown iutu uUr ru1Ttuy.
n FLoooiva \ Mixisrrn.- Rev. Mr. JacGI.
C,rujc OF Wilton, Engluud has hCcn horse.
whipped 10y ,wn pcnnns, III ,hc- TrLlc Square
ur that town, Tor counting Young lly md
,heu refusing to marry her. Tho 06ggcra
we've tho father "tri-hrothcr OF the sligilirl
| dtrusrl. 'Ehr revprcud geu,!rmaA's offence
/ Wns considered liic uurc uggu,niihE, Us lte
had got two Years boarding and lodging out
orthc old gentleman " hilU i,n,ipg his mel
} rircss''s to his daughter
! GFsThe salt fou,lin great sat, luke iu
! CultI,,rniu H. siiieriur TO nny fow iI use, for
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17
Miscellaneous.
For the Caledonian.
The First Crusade.

There ire certain periods IN the worlds prog
res, wbich occupy 90 prominent place on
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GENERAL WORCESTERSHIRE DRY
GOODS WAREROOM.

INCONSISTENCIES respectfully announce To the
Il citizens Of Washington, Georgetown, Alexan-
i'm the above line is now complete They invite all
who may be in want OF such goods or may wish TO
feast their eyes by looking at what has been admitted
by all who have seen them 70 be the richest, most
extensive, and most reasonable in price that has
ever been heretofore offered in the District Feel
ing confident that all who favor them with visit
viii be gratifed, they name a. few articles which
they think will be found attractive.
Sa1ony Imperial Carpetings, in medalions, shells,
bouquets Of flowers, and clusters Of fruit
Do do crimson, scarlet, and gold, in the
style Of Queen Elizabeth
All of the above are in the most gorgeous and
perb coors that IL is possible TO conceive. Some Of
them require four widths to form medallion.
Royal Ai1minster Rugs, made expressly for the
above
Tapestry Brussels, in the patterns and CO
Real English Brussels Carpetings, in entirely new
styles and colors
American made do, in similar styles and colors,
just pretty and good at much less price per yard
10 pieces Imperial Three ply, all colors, and some
very cheap
IS pieces superfne Ingram do, same attraction,
all new patterns
30 sheets Floor 0ilcloth, some in suberb tapestry
mosaic, Persian and plain patterns and colors,
which will be cut TO fl any hall, room, or passage
to order
An extensize assortment of Druggets and Bal
zets from ! TO 1914 wide one width sufficient TO
cover room; cOlOrs very rlCh ana elegant
Together with general assortment Of Passage
and Step Carpetings, from the richest Brussels TO
the cheapest cotton Venetian
Rich satin LANES, in all colors
Rich damask LANES, in all colors, some Of which
are pretty and cheap
general assortment Of Gimps, Drapery Tassels,
and Loops matching all the above
Embroidered lace and Swiss muslin Curtains and
Drops, with medallion centres
Very rich Corniccs, new styles, and very reason
able in price
Do Transparent Shades do do
Embroidered French Fabric de Paris, with CO.
lored ball fringe 10 match, an exquisite article for
bed or window drapery
Richly tinted and. contrast Damascus and India
Piano and Table Covers; some are superb
French oiled Furniture Chintz, in palms, medal
lions, bouquets, and arabesque patterns Borders to
| match
Dresden, Marseilles, and Lancaster Quilts all
| sizes, exquisitely tinted and white
| Irish and Russia 81, 1914, and 1874 Sheetings
| Pillow Linen, from a. 60 Sd
Toilet and SILICA Towelings
Beautiful Huckaback and Russia Towelings
Iidies for chairs, trays, toilets, and bed drapery
! With many other new and pretty goods which
| cannot well be enumerated in an advertisement,
but which our friends will admire when seen all
OF which we guaranty 10 cell as low, and may be
lower, than elsewhere, whether in or out Of Wash.
ington. CLAGETT DODSON,
| Corner Of Penn sv. and 9th street, up stairs
| Sept. 25-3tlsweow.
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Messrs. T. 4 J. w. JoHxsoN.


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Containing the Public and General Statutes passed
by the Congress of the United States of America
from 1897 70 ls47 inclusive whether Expired, Re
pealed, or in Force, arranged in chronological or
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The profession are particularly invited TO exa-
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TWO GREAT EXHIBITIONS UNITED
IN ONE!
Circus and Menagerfe Com bined,


Under the Management Of Mr.. g. C. QUICK
THIS immense establishment now combines the
IL LARGEST AND MOST PERFECT COLLEC-
TON OF WILD ANIMALS ever exhibited, with
an EQUESTRIAN TROUPE superior to any other
ever organized, and will exhibit in the Cry OF
WAsHINGToN on Monday and Tuesday, September
"a and 25, lS49.
Among the animals in this exhibition is a splen-
did WHITE OR POLAR BEAR,
the only specimen Of this species in the United
States. Also the
PERFORMING ELEPHANT fRoMEoro
the most sagacious and thoroughly trained Ele-
plant in the world, together with specimens of
nearly every species Of wild animals existing. The
EQUESTRIAN DEPARTMENT comprises all the
principal talent Of Europe and America. Among
its prominent members will be the
FAR-FAMED RIVERS FAMILY!
from Astleys and Franconi's Amphitheatres, Lon
don and Paris, universally acknowledged as the
best gymnasts and acrobats in the world Also
MASTER NEVILLE,
THE DARING BACKWARD RIDER,
together with Mr. Leonard the Great Two and
Four Horse Rider; Master Luke Rivers the Infant
Equestrian Mr. Stone, the Unequalled Scene Rider;
Messrs. Crawford, DeChast, Heuber, Belamy, Hol-
loVay, and numerous other Artists of the highest
order Of merit.
SAM LATHRoP,
the best and most popular CLOWN in America, il
a member Of this company. With these unequalled
FfsOuTctr viii DC 70 present
class of Equestrian Entertainments eclipsing
every thing Of the kind ever before produced, while
the magnificent CARAVAN OF LIVING AMI
MAILS may BE- examined icithout additional charge
the whole forming Combination Of Attractions
such as the world has never before witnessed. Each
Performance will be concluded with the thrilling
fcats Of Mr.. BEESLEY. the great
LION CONQUEROR,
IN den Of Lions. Tigers and Leopards This cs-
tablishment, as 1t makes its public cntrcc into
town, will be preceded by the
EMPIRE CITY BAND,
under the direction of Ma G. PooR, who will enli-
ven the entertainments with choice selections Of
Popular Music. Equestrian Director, Mr.. G. RIv-
Frs; Riding Master, Mr.. y. HUNTINGTON
For full particulars, sec large and small bills at
the Hotels, &c.
Price Of Admission 10 the United Exhibitions 25
cents; children under nine years Of age half price
Doors open at and I. Performances will com
mcnce AT 2 and I p. IN.
{. Y. BRISTOL, Agent.
The above celebrated company will exhibit i'm
Alexandria, Wednesday, September %; in George.
town, Thursday, September "a.
Sept 20-6td
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WLANTED.-By Lady eyery way competenl

"ANTED.-By LADY every way competent
w 10 teach Music ON the Piano Forte and
Guitar, a situation in some Seminary south or
west, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
been employed in several of the most respectable
Seminaries. The most unquestionsble references
given as 10 character and capacity.
Any communication addressed, post paid to w
B., Washington city post office, will be promptly
attended 10, Sept. S-n
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NOTICE mo- PRE. EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled to the right of presumption
TO any OF the lands within the townships and parts
of townships above enumerated, is required TO ss-
tsblish the To the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver Of the proper Land Office, and make
payment therefor az practicable after seeing
th's notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale OF the lands EN-
bracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. j. BUTTERFIELD
Sept 25-lswl3w Com. General Land Office.
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OFFERS his professional services in the Supreme
" Court of the United States, the Circuit and Or
phan's courts for the District Of Columbia, claims
before the Court Of Commissioners under our treaty
with Mexico, and in claims upon the Treasury.
Office Of and 9th streets opposite west end
of Patent Office square; entrance from east side Of
9th street. Sept. l9-u
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H. GIBSON, Gold and siIversmith, E b,

7 X. GIBSON, Gold and Silversmith, be-
IL. tween 7th and Sth streets, opposite the Gene
raj Post Office respectfully informs the citizens of
Washington and vicinity, that he is prepared TO
manufacture TO order in the best style, and at very
moderate prices, for cash, Silver Ware and fine
Jcwelry. Having considerable experience, and
giving his personal attention To the business, he is
confident of affording general satisfaction.
Jewery, Silver and Plated Ware, repaired In
superior manner. and at low prices.
Orders from the trade promptly attended to.
Sent. 22-Awif-TuThkSnt