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scHooL or SHAEKs.-Captain Wedrnore of the
schooner Minerva l.. Wcdmore. nj this port, from
Virginia, reports that off Nontauk he passed
throughs school Of sharks. which was about mile
IN extent Some Of them appeared 10 be ne long ne
nine feet and they came up close 20 the side Of
the vessel that the men repeatedly struck them with
poles This is very unusual circumstance, and
We do not remember 10 have scen any account Of
sharks in such large numbers
Providence (R ~ Journal
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THE clad GANE" IL one Of the Last things out
In tho city Of New York, and, Il may not be un
dorstood by readers, viii briefly describe IT,
single thickness Of tin. foil il stuck fifty cent
piece with gum arabic, and pressed down 90
smoothly as not 20 oXposUk,c deception, giving 20
the coin unctuous feeling and leaden sound
when thrown on a table or counter pcrs1n un-
acquainted with tie deception readily bets that the
piece is not genuine. IL is needless 10 remark, in
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The CoTToS CRoP IN LoUIsIANA.-The Concor-
dia InteiigeRoeT Of the 10th says;
During the week we have met several planters
from this and Tensas parish, and also from Adams
county All report that their cotton Is shedding
large majority Of its forms. Some state that there
the rot and bo-worm has done, and is doing, inn
fnense damage The weather for the last ten days
has been very favorable for cotton picking, and
he planters are improyingit 70 The bcai adyanlaEc"
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'relegraphsc.

New YonK, Sept. 26-4s p. m.
No tidings yetof the steamer Niagara, now about
due.
Seven of the crew of the Susan Loud and Georg-
anna, liberated by the Governor General of Cuba,
arrived here o-day.
There is no special change to notice in our mar
ket. Prices generally as yesterday.
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now nearly ready for launching At New York
She IL ! 800 tons burtben, and - to b. propelled
with two powerful steam engines with shafts de-
tachcd, In order TO run double or single. This inc
vessel h intended az n regular packet between New
Orleans aud Chagrcs, aud will be under the com
mand Of Captain Wright, formerly Of the Ala
Ia
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Brazil.

The New York Sun has received files of the Jor
nal de Comm1cio from Rio up to August 18th, and
translates the following items:
Sr. A. d. ]. Bragg was assassinated in the streets
OF Rio by M. de Araujo Paiva. The assassin short
ly after attempted to commit suicide, but, not
succeeding, he arrested and thrown into
prison.
The keels of two briggs of war have lately been
laid down, one at Rio and one at Pernambuco.
Accounts from Montevideo, of date 18th Of July,
state that Admiral lie Predour still at Buenos
Ayres, and it was not known when he would leave
for the Buces. Rosas suffering from an aifec-
ton of the eyes and from govt.
Gen. Oribe likewise sick, and Dr. j. P. de
Alivebra had been called in haste to attend him.
letter of the date intimates that these cases
of sickness are somewhat apocryphal. A later ar
rival by the Danish brig Triton, from Montevdeo
on the 18th July states that the Admiral had left
Buenos Ayres, without giving any additional parti-
culars.
Accounts had been received from Pernambuco
up TO July 22d, from Bahia up to July 29th. The
provinces were in a state of tranquility in general;
but the yellow fever, which considered as hav-
ing left the province of Para, had again reappeared
with considerable violence, particularly at Vigia
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HosarBLn.-Bsa young girl, daughter Of Cap.
tain Patterson, was drawing her little sister, about
nine months old, in wagon, through the street At
her fathers residence near Hayti, the 2ls inst,
a large SOW rushed forward, aud sezing the infant
by the arm, dragged IL out and was preparing to
devour IL. when gentleman named Hush, who
kecps tavern on Water street, rescued IT, though
not I'LL IL was considerably injured DR.. Gazzsn
was cent for, aud the child is now out Of danger.
fPihsbrug Gatefh.
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War or Quo WApRANro epnNrRp.--Tbe writ
OF quo wsrrahto IN the case OF the Allegheny Bridge
Company, ca reiai,ons, James Todd, was GRANTED
on the 2lst instant.
We presume that an issue will be formed in the
Supreme Court which will be sent 10 tho lower
court for triel.-Putsb,rg Ga,tffs
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TRorpLE BREwiNo IN MENco.-A writer In the
New Orleans Trus Data, ia letter dated Browns
vile, September 8, says tlIat Arista BE- preparing
for resistance in case AlmOntc is elected 10 the
Presidency, and tho friends OF Almontc in the In
terror are preparing for the same purpose in Gaze Of
Arista's success The whole ofthc Site Of Tamau-
lipas IL in favor Of hlmonte
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GENERAL AvEzzANA AND CUBA.-General Avez-
zana has sent to paper in New York the following
contradiction of a rumor circulating in that CITY:
New YoRK, Sept. "a, 1850.
To the Editor Of the Neio York Herald:
SIR Your Washington correspondent reports
as a rumor afoat, that am enlisted in new mill
tary expedition, supposed TO be in preparation for
the delivery Of the Island Of Cuba. ] am obliged
positively 10 protest that such ins nuation is wholly
unfounded. Undoubtedly, should heartily rejoice
IN the liberty and independence of that, well as
any other country now curbed under tyranny; but
i am, personally, ontrnneous 10 such prolect-nei
ther have i ever thought of it. The business in
which am engaged, for the support Of my family,
does not allow me to participate in any armed con-
test other than for the of my native country
at the proper moment, for this, my adopted one,
should any occasion need the arms OF its ciuzens
pray you, Mr.. Editor, TO give publicity 10 this
letter, for the sake of truth.
Yours respectfully, GEN. j. AvEzzANA.
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Ma. sARoENT's JEvNy LfSp $3.50 The &" salu-
tstion 10 America" written by Epes Sargent, esq
has been set 10 music by SrsAR0scH, and will Be
published in few days by Hall x son, who, VIC
understand, have paid the author tho handtome
sum Of $500 for the copyright.
Nstr TOrE Tribune
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THE TohAcco CRoP in Connecticut River Valley
has been gathered in fine condition, aud more
abundant this year than ever before. The Hart
ford Timcs says Connecticut tobacco finds ready
sale now az three times its market ralUc six years
ago " the prices Of last year arc maintained, II
will prove the most profitable crop that can be
raised The yield Ia Windsor thn year i cnor-
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JoHS NANHoosIER, n German, Of jefferson coun-
y, Tennossee, who emigratcd 10 this country bout
a hundred years ago, and in several OF the
most important battles Of the Revolution, IL now
in the ono hundred and tvcnty-socond year Of his
age, and IL stil in the enjoyment Of good degree
OF health and viTor. One Of bis daughters, bonny
lass of eighty, recently made the old gentleman a
glorious visit
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CONGRESS LEMONADE

CONGRESS LEMONADE.-A most convent
~ ent article for man uiacturing this wholesome
beverage; teaspoon full oft added TO tumbler of
water Immediately makes superior lemonade. 1t
is warranted not to contain cream OF tartar any
other drug, but is the real juice OF the lemon mixed
with the best white sugar.
For sale by j. +. CALLAN.
Semi l1-htf
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BASE HILL PLArE roUSp.--Y Yesterday afternoon,
ms Mr. Thomas Fdlton, carpenter, was NJ work on
an unfinished house IN Rochester street, he discov-
cred small package, done NJ in a newFpnpcr, be
tween the lstning and the brick wall Upon cx-
animation il proved TO be q 800 plate on the Dor
chester and Milton bank, which plate was stolen
from that institution at the time OF the late robbery
Of S3O,OO0. Mr.. Fulton deposited the plato At the
city marshal's Office - Boston ddrnfiser Tussday.
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MIssrssrPI.-The yieksburg Wing notices the
statement that General Quitman was about to
call an extra session Of the Legislature, and
aJds:
awe have heard a rumor that Governor Quit
man has been advised, GEOGRAPHICALLY, by our
delegation in Congress- not 10 convene the Legisla-
ture. Whether this report be correct or not we
cannot positively assert; bat We are well assured
that the proclamation calling the extra session has
becn written, and that IL the intention 20 issue
II In few days from this time"
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IL The firm heretofore existing under the name
OF Dyer Brother is this day, by mutual consent,
dissolved. Mr.. Geo. r. Dyer will attend 10 the set
Element Of the accounts Of the late firm, also of the
unsettled bUsincss Of the late Robert w. Dyer,
derenscd 10 which immediate attention - respect.
fully requested. EDWARD &. DYER.
GEO. r. DYER.
WHEHfgoroN Sent "a 1850
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The oyster warriors from Staten Island redeemed
their boats which we're taken in our bay some days
ago, released the sheriff from all damages, prom.
isod TO abandon the business in Newark bay, and
To pay the coats already incurred, amounting 70
: 219.-Nstrark DailV ddr, sd.
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DANCING AcApEmY-rIRsr COURSE.

MIR. p. r. Liable has the honor to announce
WI 90 the citizens Of Washington and George
town, that his hrst course Of dancing lessons for
the season will commence on TUESDAY, October
let, ~ his rcsidCnce, on Pcnnsyvania avenue, OPP
positc Willard's Hotel.
Days Of Tuition. washin gton-T Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays; GcOrgutown-MOndsys and
Fr.days fUnionl Sept 2f-dd
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SiGSos MART, the Havana opera manager, is
reported 70 have engaged Castle Garden for another
summer season, and will open on the 10Th Of May
next. We speak on what we deem good au-
thority.
i is announced that Bishop will open the new
inpler Hal, N. y, upon lie completion, with
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FOR MOUNT VERNON AND FORT WASH
INGTON.-FOUR TRIPS.

p The steamboat THOMAS COLL
Sct1Esste IL YER will make four trips to
Mount Vernon, leaving Wash
ingtun at 10 o'clock Alexandra at l05 ON Monday,
September 23d, Wednesday 25th, Friday 21,h, and
Saturday 25lh. The boat will stop at Mount Ver-
non about two hours, and then proceed to Fort
Washing and land when the passengers will
have ample time to view that noble fort.
Fare for the round trip from Washington, 81;
Alexandria, rs cents children half-prce. Re
ireshnents ON the boat at city prices.
The large coaches President and Zachary Tay
lor will leave the Capitol at 81 O'Clock Persons
taking seats between the Treasury Office and the
Capitol for the boat, 10 cents each way. Persons
taking seats distant from the avenue, 10 cents
each.
For seats and boat tickets apply to Mr.. Reside,
Georgetown, or to Geo and Thus Parker & Co.,
Washin gton, the day before the starting of the
boat.
Persons wishing TO visit Mount Vernon had bet
ter go willie the weather is pleasant.
JOB CORSON,
Sept 2l-STuTh&F Captain.
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The OH SoLDERs.-Mr. w illiam Helm, Of Eau
quier county, Virginia has addressed letter to the
soldiers of the of 1872 cautioning them against
mourning the expense Of an agent 10 obtain for
them the bounty to which they will be entitled by
the passage of the bill before Congress that
subject He says:
"The bill before Congress providing bounty in
land for your relief will certainly pass at the pres
ent session. It's terms will be plain. You need not
employ an agent, or be at the least expense. Your
discharge, il you have one, will be Sufficient. BY
forwarding IL TO the Commissioner Of Pensions, be
will enclose you your bounty warrant, all free of
postage Those of you who have not your dis
charges can get a certificate from any OF tho sur
wing officers Of your service, and in Of death
OF all your officers proof by your brother soldiers
taken before any justice of the peace will be as
much proof as will be required"
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CtREAT BARGAINS AT y. PULvER-
VI MACBER's Lace Store, few doJrs east o.
tue National Hotel.
EQUALITY gvntlemon's light colored Kid Gloves
at 81 cents n pair, worth = !.
Ladies colored and white Kid Gloves at a. cents
a pair, worth 70 cents, with great many other
ARTICLES. All which will be sold at great sacri-
fcc. Sept 2t-tw
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The Warren (Ark.) Ledger pcrpctrates the fol-
lowing pun. "It is said that although Daniel Web.
stor has filled many honorable aud important sta
lions, he has now gone O. FH more"
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Hear the Patient.
UsrrFp srArrs Horrt,


SARATOGA SPRtNos, July s, tsf9.
DE J. c. AYER-Su. have been afflicted with
painful affection Of the lungs. aud All the symp-
toms Of settled consumption for more tbsn year.
I could find no medicine that would rcnch my case
until CONNIE need the use o your Cherry Pecf0
raj. which gave me gradual relief. aud have
been steadily ginning my strength, till my health
IL Vcllnigh restored.
While using your medicine had the graft.
ication of curing with ~ my reverend friend Mr..
Truman, Of Sumptcr district, who had been sue
pended from has paroohial duties by attack
OF bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying theso facts 70 you,
and am, sir, yours, respectfully,
j. =. CALHOUN,
OF South Carolina.
From on Op,yseer in ne Hamilton btHs ts,s Gus
L.wsIL, August 10, lSt9
DH J. G. AvEH have teen cured # the Wcfst
couch ever bad In my life by your "Ctsrru Pee
t,y,} - and never fail when have an opportunity,
of recommending u ~ others.
Yours. respectfully, 6. u EMERSON.
Prepared 6y J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mas.
Sold in Washington, u. C., by T. ID. s. W H.
Gilman; Georgetown, DIR. Lnthicum; Alexandra,
Cook & Peel; Richmond, Purcell, Ladd & CO., and
druggists generally. Fyl2 olyrlsW&w-Jyll
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Oils or EXCHANGE, payable At sight at
I'D any bank ia Great Britain, from i upwards,
may b. always procured Of
J. r. CALLAN,
Agent Of Hantcn & Co, Office
Sent 25-d0 Corner Of and 1th streets.
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NEW AND ELEGANT oARpErrsos, &c i.

NJ Ew AND ELEGANT CARPETINGs, &c.
IN The subscribers have the pleasure now Of in
forming their friends, and the citizens generally,
OF the cities Of Washington, Georgetown, Alexan-
dria, and the adjacent country, that their stock Of
the richest and latest styles of House furnishing
Goods, of every variety Is fully complete, and viii
Sufpass' not only III variety OF styles, but also IN
elegance aud taste, any former display to which
a dne attention OF their patrons has been invited.
IN CARPETINGs.
French and English Velvets, latest designs,
perlatiye.
English Tapestries, very rich
Speculative English Brussels. extra heavy.
do premium American Rrussel5
English and American, ow-prced extra rich
Imperial three-ply, new patterns, extra super
English
American Ingram, all wool, low priced.
Tapestry and Royal Venetian for steps.
Cocoa Mattings, for basement passages
Hemp Carpetings, very servceable and cheap.
Floor Oil Cloths, in full sheets, cut any shape.
Extra rich Cheneille and Tuftcd Rugs.
Low priced Chencille and Tuited Rugs for
chambers.
Figured Baizes and large-sized Crumb Cloths, sc.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS they name
Extra rich French De LANES.
do German do
do English do low priced
do Worstcd Darnask, every shade.
do French and English CHIMES
Twilled and plain Turkey (red) Cashnerets.
Embroidsssd Lace and Muslin Curtains
Gilt Cornice, late styles, GpP-, Ta-eei Ioops,
&c, in great variety.
They also ask especial attention to their large
and carefully selected assortment Of
Linen Sheetings, Table Damssks, Satin Dam
asks
Table Cloths, Damask Table Napkins.
To.Seiliugs, Table and Piano Covers
White and colorcd Bed Quilts, bed and crib
Blankets.
! Pillow case Linens, Cotton Sheetings.
| Step Damasks, Step Oil Cloths, sc.
Together with every other article in their line,
all Of which have been purchase upon such terms
viii enable them 10 maintain their reputation OF
furnishing the very best goods at the lowest
prices. r. III. HOOE & Co.
Sept 2I--4wif
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The United States frieate ST. Lawrence was Mt
Bremen at the last accounts. letter from an Off
cor ON board states that she would remain in the
North Sea for the purpose Of watching over our
valuable commercial interests in thnt region
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The editor Of the Mobile Tribune Acknowledges
the receipt of present Of choice fruit, among
which he boasts Of pear eight inc hes IN eircu'n-
ference, which was produced from a three years
old graft on ounce stock.
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PARoDy ArTER JENNy.-Max Maretzek, the
spirited conductor Of the Italian Opera, has cent
90 600 francs TO Europe to clinch hs engagement
with signorina Parodi, who created such Juror
in London, and that, too, in the wake Of Jenny
Lind
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THE REPUBLIC.


II will be that the white population has
ly doubled, the free colored population more than
doubled, the slave population has decreased nearly
one-third, and the whole population nearly dou-
bled.-Annapoiis Republican.
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The New York Post states that Mr.. Skerrett the
comic actor, formerly attached to the Baltimore
Museum, has, by the recent death OF a relative in
England, become a baronet. lie is now SIR George
Skcrrett.
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ANDRKw BRArD, known ss the Kentucky fat boy
died az Albany on "wednesday last, aged 10 years
lie was probably tho largest human being in exist
ence, Weighing no less than 537 pounds.
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Stated Meeting Of the Board will be held on
Saturday, 2sh inst, at a. O'Clock, p. IN.
Sent "a
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The Bsptisis have, in the leland Of Jamaica,
thirty five thousand church members; the Metho.
dists twenty four thousand. The number u chill
dren in schools is estimated at forty thousand.
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An bydropathic establishment IL about TO be
opened, by an English surgeon, AZ Alexandria, on
the Gracfenburg system. Il u expected to derive
its main support from invalids arriving from India.
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Gen. Campbell, United States Consul to Cuba,
has arrived with his family in this city, and taken
lodgings at Gadsby's Hotel.
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A RAIs.-After five or six weeks Of dearth, VIC
had yesterday evening a quiet, gentle, and well
come little rain, sufficient to lay the dust and cool
the air.
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TUE FRANKLIN PAPER-uILL, RICH
Il MoND, We. is in excellent order, and Ia now
turning out Printing Papcr-News, Single and
Double Medium, and Envelope OF superior quality.
Orders addressed TO MIR. Samuel Wales, Supcrin-
tondent, will be promptly attendedto.
Sept 10
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Local Matters.

The SHOOTING CAsE.-Mr. Skidmore, who was
shot on Wednesday morning on the avenue, was
still lingering last night. His pain is not intense,
but there Is the appearance of great debility. The
location of the ball that entered his side has not yet
been ascertaned. Little hope is entertained for his
recovery. Matthew, who shot him, has not been
apprehended, nor do learn that the route he has
taken is suspected.
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FIRE ALARh.-Some of the engine machinery
got out yesterday, tolerable cry was raised,
and somewhat of beil-ringing also; but we could
perceive neither fire nor smoke, and have heard Of
suffering by the insurance companies.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
WiIIard's Hotel,

WiIlard's Hotel,
Corner Of Penns yioania Aosnue and IAN strest.
1t Col Cooke, U A SP Carter, USN
Ford, N Y w III Sdell
Miss Ha yden, Ohio Parker, N o
Gibson, Pa p Shirley, Ark
Com Johnson, Md w Norris, Cal
T Eldrige, N Y Matthews, U S M
DR. Andrews, lady, * ; + Butterworth,
child Ohio w + Barry, Bait
Miss Nc Dowell, do OG Steele & lady, Builo
MIR Richardson, Bait EG Foster, Mass
Browns Hotel,
PennsylUania aUenue bettoeen 9th and tn streets.
Col Keeme, st Louis CE Norman, Va
w Kendrick, Va German, Md
Powell, do w Johnson, N c
DIR Clendnnen, Bait re Boyle, NC
Ii w Thomas, Va + Pilsbury, do
w F. Berry, Md Mrs Pisbury do
Lyse, Va Higgins Bait
X M Charlton & py, Ga J F Bronsion, La
Col ) Hudson, Miss Mrs Bronston * ST, do
Mrs Johnston & son, NY Is Eutwell, Bait
Brown c McKeuen. Phila
Miss Seymor, do j Mason, Charleston
National Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Apenue and 9th street.
J Marshall, Md II G Wright, Army
Grey, do Miss Bradford, Va
Pye, do Il Hood
Mason, Va W Leghmer, Bait
ID Harlscock, do OH Lynch, u SN
M Ester, do ID Russell, Phila
w r Gardner and lady, l. Linton, Phila
Georgia Nj Price N j
c Vaughan, Va Cooper, N
Il Christian, do Church, jr,
ID Morton, do Mr. Graham, N
Rev Scott, do nj Thomas x son, Phil
+ Wood, do Hannah, Va
Hancock, do w Patton, do
MIR Maddox w Grifiin u S N
Rust Burgess, Augusta
r ) Nocock 81 Gurrygate & lady,
| + J Lovegrove, Bait florida
j & Davis, U $ A m Carrie S c
b Fuller, sc + Weston, do
Col Bowling, Md EIIysore, Pa
II Estep Van Cleaf do
II d Hcrts, jr, Ny .HB williams, NC
J Roman, jr, Md Miss Williams, do
Is Is Chambers do Miss McCleary, do
G. Dayton, sc Miss Cozeus
+ Carroll, Bait J ii Stickney, Bait
& Macalister, KY w + Gould, Ga
Mrs Macnlistcr, do ID + Keeling, Mass
Misc Brand, do Collins, Hartford
Mr. Keemear sly, Halfx n Wyllys, do
Vetti, lady. and st, n & L Myers, Phila
w Scnoir, f Tenn Brannan, Boston
Gadsby's Hotel,
Corner of Pennsy luania Auenue and Sd street.
] Pattison, Va IT West, Va
l. Mars, Ala p Bowen, phla
Harris, USN Mrs Bowen, do
g Rider, Mass ID Powris, Mass
j Cooper, l. Duhair, Phila
Mrs Cooper do DIR II Peters, Va
Miss Cooper, do II Handy, do
Miss Hinckly, do T. Nj Barksdae do
Miss Stowe, do Lynch La
DIR Gaines & lady, do j NJ Common, CHM
The Misses Gaines, do Mrs Fortune, Fla
| Mr. Faiaon, n & CM Terry, n Y
| 4 ladies s. Mas Faison, do A Patterson, Mo
| Hon p King, Ga w Dold * lady, Va
| Irving Hotel,
| Corner Of Pennsylvania Avenue and 18th street.
] Hanson, Bristol w Magens & son. Phila
Warner Phila c NJ Lewis, Bridgeport
| + Haywood, c o Dunbar, do
+ Bechirini & l'y, Phila NJ Brown, Va
| ID b Jenkins, n o r. + Mead, Phila
| A Johnson, do L A Bechtel, n
| n Andrews, Dover
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER, DIRECT
w from the springs, Grcenbrier, Virginia; for
sale by the barrel or half barrel gallon bottle,
by J. r. CALLAN,
August 3-du Sole agent for this District.