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There are also the same place half dozen of other
springs of different descriptions, among which one
sulphur and one Of cold water
1t may not be improper 10 why knowledge Of the
extraordinary medical qualities Of these springs has not
been extensively known than is indicated by The
certificates Of those only who nave resided in their i'm
mediate neighhorhood Years the property fell into
the hands Of number of heirs who iud!spased 10
undertake the responsibility Of making il place Of pub
lie centsrtanmentprobably because the patronage Il the
public would not have Justified the undertaking, as at
that time (beore the spirit q Improvement had rend !ad
distant and difficult points Of speedy and cheap access
its location out Of the way and the roads to rough
and almost impossible AZ the death Of Mr. Kennedy
it fell into the hands Of his heirs neither Of whom seem.
ed disposed TO take hold Of H. but leased it tenants
for the cultivation Of the land than regard 10 the
Of the water. II finally rented 10 Mr. Hinple
(How proprietor Of large hotel in Tremout.-Pa) who
ing his term many invaIs awaited themselves Of this
opportunity visit and its medical qualities Nj
Hpple however retired in short ng and the property
until proceedings Instituted in The Orphans Cour
ber became the purchaser twill thus be seen that with
the exception Of the short time held by Nr Hin
Pile, no efforts were made 10 bring it into notice
The country round the springs and neighborood T. d
versifed by cultivation and beautifully wild and pctu-
rescue scenery, aboundiug in game, while the stream
passing through the property affords fine fishing. Every
attention will be paid TO The comfort and convenience of
guests, and the charges so moderate, that all may avail
themselves Of the benefits Of this Water.
May 3l-St IL. II. ETTER.
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE

FESHE subscriber respectfully informs his
4 friends and the public in general, that he
has REMOVED his store to the room lately
occupied by john |. M'CoY, as Shoe Store,
nearly opposite the Bank, where he has Just
received first rate assortment of Congress,
Plug, Roll, Lady Twist, Small Lump, Sweet
and Plain Cavendsh, Black Fat, Luscious Lux
ury, EIdorado, Natural Anli-nervous, Mrs. Mil
lers and Anderson's Fine Cot and Solace TO
BACCO; Rappee, Scotch, Macabau and Ma
tlotches SNUFF and Snuff Boxes; PIPES,
and SMOKING TOBACCO; Havana, Span
ish, Half do, and American CIGARS.
Also, Letter and Writing PAPER; QuiIs.
Steel Pens and Pen Holders; Motto Transpa-
reDl and Plain WAFERS; Sealing Wax.
States and Slate Pencils. Lead Pencils, Black,
Blue, Red, and Indeible INK, and Inkstands !;
Black Sand and Sand Boxes, and a general
assortment Of
Blank and School Books.
together with q choice selection of JUVENILE
and LITERARY WoRKs.
Also, a good article of Pen Knives, Pocket
Combs, Bank Cases, Port Monies, &C.. &c,
which he viii sell at the very lowest cash pri-
ces. GEO w. THOMAS.
n. Bile will sell Tobacco. Snuff and Ci-
gars at WHOLESALE to dealers on the
most accommodating terms.
Lewistown, June I, lS5O--3m
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H0! FOR CALIFORNIA!
GOLD GOLD!
Great bargains at Thomas
Cheap Cash StOre!!

I AM now selling Off my stock at LESS THAN PHILA-
L DELPHIA PRICES, and TO all who want BARGAINS
will say that nOw's your time DRY GOODS vii! be
tailed prices such Is follows:
LINENS or Pantaoons at :, 10 and l2l cents per I'd
CALICO that cost 10 viii be sold 10 cents.
FUR HATS, $l.00.
BOOTS and SHOES, Of superior manufacture, are Of
fercd below city prices besides thousand articles too
tedious 10 mention selling after the fashion.
have also fine assortment Of choice IIQU ORS,
among which is Of the best Monongahela Whskey
offered. Patent Scythe Sneths; CHEESE, IAN,
SHOULDER, and DRIED BEEF Also, fine stock Of
Cooking, Nine Plate, and other STOVES, lower much
lower than Philadelphia prices. Also,
salt, Fish and Plaster,
Fishing Tackle, such Trout Rods, and Cane Rods
hNndfrl-
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY


on the principle of " small profits and quick
sales" Of the assortment he has on hands he
will briefly enumerate a few of the leading ar
tices, such as
Thirty Hour Brass Checks Eight Day Clocks;
.4ccordeonS aud Musical BoreS
Ladies s. Gentemen's Breast Pins 6 Finger Rings :;
Ear Rings, Bracelets, Slides, Gold .Medallions
Cold Pencils, Gold Pens, Gold Guard s. Fob Chains;
Silrer Table Tea and SaH Spoons
Rodgers Pen knires
lie also keeps an assortment of
Ra=ors and Strops Hair Brushes, Purses, Port No
Taies, Money BeltS, Envelopes, Note Paper,
Motto ItaterS, Combs, InkstandS,
with variety Of other knick knacks too nu-
merous to mention.
REPAIRING Of CLOCKS and WATCHES
attended to promptly ard correctly, as usual.
Old Gold and !Silper will he bought, and the
highest price paid for it Call At the DIAMOND
WATCH and JEwELRy STORE, two doors east of
Turner's Hotel, where you are sure to get bar.
game.
JOHN P. SCHLOSSER.
Lewistovn, June 7, lSQQ--3n
~~---s-~----A NEz%-
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The Country Trade
w A R M SPRIN G. S,
PERRY COUNTY. Pa.

TUE undersigned begs leave inform the public that
he has recently purchased the Warm springs, i'll
Perry county, Pa and has improved and eurnished the
buildings for the entertainment of vsiters, in style
calculated TO ensure comfort and convenience all who
may feel disposed 10 patronize the establishment
These springs situated the banks Of and empty
into ShermaHs creek, stream associated with the thrill
ing scenes between the early settlers Of that part Of
Pennsylvania and the aboTigncs. whose hunting grounds
lay on its margin They II miles from Carlisle,
Uhrough which the Cumberl Valley Railroad passes
from ChambersbnTg to HaTrisburg) from which place
vsteTs can at all times procure excellent
Those also from the east wishing reach the springs by
the Central Railroad 10 by taking passage the
DuncaHnon Iron Works, Q3 miles distant from the
spriHgs where coaches constantly in readiness to
convey them thther; and those coming from the west
the road, all times obtain easy couytyar-
at The Railroad Hotel at Newport which is but q few
miles distant from the springs.
The qualities of the water these springs are most
extraordinary indeed for the speedy and permanent
Of SCROFUL7, TETT,ER, Eraptioas If the shiR, and
IN fact erery SFcres Cf CUfaHc0Bs Diseases He has
hundreds Of certificates, showing the wonderful
effected by using Ibis water internally aud by bathing in
il obtained as well from strangers from those residing
in the immediate Heighb1houd Of the springs, who have
not only experienced the nfhle efficacy Of the water
themselves, but witnessed the same upon others Prof
JAMES c. BooTH has analyZed the waters, and found
them TO contain grains of solid in the gallon,
., f-r
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Estate of Rev'd Jacob Gruber,
decd.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned,
N residing in tho borough Of Lewistown, has
1een duly appointed and qualified as ExecutriK
# the Estate of Rev. JACOB GRUBER, late
Of Lewistown, Miiilin county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate arc re-
quested TO present them for settlement without
delay, and those indebted 10 make immediate
yaynent RACHEL GBUBER,
Nav 81, Is5l-6w Executrix.
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Indemnity.
IEIE FRANKLIN FINE INSURANCE COMPANY Of Philade
Pha-OFFICE 1863! Chestnut street. near Fifth street.
DIR E c :
Charles \. Banckcr, Geo. r. Richards,
Thomas Hart, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphe E. BoTie
Samuel Grant, David 5. Brown,
jacob X. Smith. Morris Patterson
Continue TO make insurance, perpetual or limited, on
every description of property in TOWN & cor NTQY,
al rates rs low consistent with security.
The Company have reserved large Contingent Fund
which, with their Capital and Premiums safely invested
affords ample protection TO the assured.
The assets of the Company, on January Ist 1892 as
published agreeabIy Act Of Assembly, were as fol-
lows, viz:
Mortgages, Sl,0l7,338 il
Real Estate, 9i,72i So
Temporary Loans, 96,0Oi S.
Stocks, 5I,523 Is
Cash; &c, 3s,sOi 81
el.32s, ,Ie2 Il
Since their incorporation, period Of eighteen years,
they have paid upwards of One Million -Four Hundred
Thousand Dollars losses by fire. thereby aordng evi.
dence of the advantages Of Insurance weas the ab
y aud dispositont to meet with promptness all liabilities
CHARLES n. BANCKER, President.
CHARLES G. BANCKER, Secretary
AGENT for Mif1iIn county, K. c. HALE,
Esq, Lewlstown. [apl2-ly
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The Great China Store
OF PHU.ADFI pHIA

VHANkFUL to the citizens of Lewistown and its vi
= clnlty for their increased CUSTOM we again request
their company TO view large aud splendid assortment
oI thlna, Glass and Queensware. Dinner sets, tea
sets, toe, sets, and single pieces either Of Glass China
of stone Ware, sold in quantities suit purchasers for
less they can be had esewherein fact atfess than
wholesale prices. American and English BRIT'I,AEL4
HEIAL GOODS, in greater variety than ever before
offered IN the city. Fancy China in great variety very
cheap owe would invite any person visiting the city
to call and Hs-thcy viii at least be pleased 10 alk
around our beautiful store, and view the finest China
mi ths cheapest the world produces Very respectfly
TYNDALE & MITCHELL,
No. 2l9 Chestnut street, PhiIndeIphia.
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W NJ. NJ. HALL.
Lewistown, June %, 1850 4t*

OA boxes Prime Herring on hand and fer
OO ie2S sale by WV. REwALT.
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CHEESE,

DRIME lot just received and for sale low by
a 1e2S WIN. REwA1r
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6I0S per keg for best Duncannon Nails,
MI N by T. J. HOFFMAN.
TAE~o June q, lS50-tf
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"AMS, Shoulders and Sides, and Dried
Il N Beef for sale low by VIZ REwALT.
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sAML. w. PEARSON, CLERK.
IN TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, ;
IL Nil 1 Z Z

-
HARRISBURG, March IT, $50.
], William Jack, Chief Clerk of the House of ReIre-
sentatives Of Pennsy ylVanil do hereby certify that the
foregoing resolution, (No. 10 the Senate file and No
2ll the House Journal Of the present session entitled
Resolution relative 20 the amendment of COnsl!tt-
ton,-it being the resolution which was agreed 10
by majority Of the members elected to each House Of
the last Legislatureafcr having been duv considered
and discussed, this day agreed b. ma ortv Of the
members elected and serving The House of Repre-
sentatives of Pennsylvania its present session. as VIII
appear BY their votes given the final passage Of the
resolution, follows, viz:
Those voting in favor Of the passage Of the resolution
were John Acker, John Allison, William Baker, Robert
Baldwin, David J. Bent, Craig Biddle, jeremiah Black
John s. Bowen, William Brinde, Daniel II B Brewer
Jesse X. Burden, John Cessna, Henry Church. John N
Conyngham, Sylvester Crdland. Benjamin G. David,
William j Dnbbns, James p. D0wner, Thomas Duncan,
William Dunn, William Espey, John {. Evans, William
Evans, A. Scott Ewing, Alexander : Feather, James
Flowers Benjamin 2. Fortner, Alexander Gibtoupy
Thomas t. Grler Joseph E. Griffin, Joseph Gulcy. Jacob
r. Haldeman, George II. Hart, Leert Hart John Hast
lhgs, william j. IemphI, John Hogc, Henry Huplet
Lewis HeTtOrd, Washington i Jackson NicLoIgs Jones'
John w. Kllinger, Charles T. Kinkead Robert Klotz
HaTTlson T. Laird, Morris Lcech Jonathan D. Icet An
son Leonard, James J. Lewis, Henry Little, Jonas r.
NJ Clinlock, John i. MCuoch, Alexander c NJ Curdv
John Mclaughlin, John MLean, Samuel Mari Jobp II
Meek, Michael Meyers, John Miller, Joseph G. MolIov
John d. Morris, William I. Morison Ezekiel Novry.
Edward Nickeson Jacob Nissy, Charles NeilI John
b. Packer, Joseph c. Powell, james {. Reid, John s
Rhey, Lewis Roberts. Samuel Robinson John Rutber.
ford, Gcnni w. scofeld, Thoms G. scoullcr, William
Shalner, Richard Simpson, Eli slifer William Smith
William A Smith, Daniel NJ. Smyser, William II souder,
Thomas Z. Steel, David Steward, Charles Siockyyel.
Edwin g. TIone, Andrew Wade, Robert C. Walker
Thomas Watson, Sidney B Wells, Hiram A Williams,
Daniel Zerbey, and John s Nj CaImont, SpeakerYeass7
Those voting against the passage of the resolution
were, Augustus X C0rnyn David Evans, and james NJ.
Portcr-Nuys 3.
Extract from the journal.
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Water Crackers.

DITTSBURGH WATER CRACKERS,
IL fresh-a fine lot just received and for
sale at A. A. BANKS
je2l Diamond Drug store.
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WOOD

oak, Hickory and Pine will be delivered
~ in large or small quantities low for cash by
ie2S WN REwALT.
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Iaw~ETgN In testimony whereof have hcreunto
lget my hand, and caused TO be affixed the
III EA-I seal Of the Secretary's Office, at Harris
ltrvggAsEE6$ burg this fifteenth day OF June, Ammo
- Domini one thousand eight hundred and
fifty A. J.. RUSSELL,
je2s-3m Secretary IF the Commonwealth.
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PENNSYLVANIA, S..
do certify that the above and foregoing il true and
correct copy of original resolution of the General As
semby, entitled Resolution relative to amendment
Of the Constitutions" the remains file in This
Office
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The Savannah Republican and the Richmond Repub.
can both whgs) concur in the belief that the time has
now come when the South should take her stand and
proclaim; /" Thus far and further 10 the waves Of
Northern aggression" "Wesay to these Northern presses
and pocians-f you really value the Union, take care
10 keep your hands from nermeddling our local affairs
for which you not responsible, and which only interest
u.s. II your attachment TO the Union is sincere and no,
pretended is necessary you Should know that these I'M
Just and objectionable aggessons do materially threaten
its integrity, and that its permanent safety only be
secured BY hang the threshold Of this mad career
and then, when reflection comes by reacng these oen
sye steps which have given such serious grounds Of CON-
plant 10 the souh.r
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Correspondence ofihe N. York Courier and Enqurerl
WAsnsGros, January IL.
The umo which ascrbe the departure OF several YES
sells OF war for Nicaragua, owing TO the embarrassed
state OF our relations with Great Britain or the apprehen.
sion OF difficulties growing OF the negotiations now
pending are unwdranfed emanae from what source they
nay or under whatever plausible appearance OF truth The
Secretary Of the Navy, acting under wise sense Of vgi
lance and caution, has directed a part OF the home
squadron TO extend its cruise along the coast OF South
with the gratifying confidence derived from the periods
cal or occasional visits OF national vessels as we'll
for the purpose Of aodng proper protection 10 their
occur. This movement has no connexion or relation
with the questions under discussion between the Brit
sh plenpoentary and the Secretary OF State, and Il was
national policy.
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MONUMENT FOR Cot. CRoss MIR Hugh Lsson, corner OF
North and Franklin Streets Is now finishing beautiful
u Itdan marble, designed to be placed upon
the tomb Of the lamened Col Cross who about the
first officer that fell Ia the late with Mexico Il tbr
FEET in height in the form Of Egyptian obelisk and
s omanenicd with casved sword and belt, and also con.
ains suitable inscription Upou the top Is placed faith
ul representation ola eagle Of carved erbe OF the most
superior workmanship. Indeed the entire structure 70
ecs credit upon the artisans engaged thereon Its
sruction superintendent by brother officer Il will
be removed In few days the congressional bnsyug
ground Washington where the remains oil the lament
"a hero baltimore Sun Of yesterday.
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The House Of representatives have not yet been
able to elect Dookeeper They did not adjourn yes,er
day until after O'Clock. The roll called several
times; but there finally election. Il at one
time supposed that Mr.. Tufts certainly elected on
the last ballo but when the spread that. though
he had not voted for General Taylor, he was a
free-soier at the last election Of his supporters
took the hint and changed their votes from Tufts to
Stewart The result Of the last ballot was that los votes
necessary election, and had majority
We compelled to defer report Of the proceedings
until tomorrow.
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Withdraw the amendment.

SEVERAL SENATORS, Withdraw the amendment
Mr.. MILLER. offered that amendment, sir, because
Ehan considered i proper to CO. That clause asks ior
Ss grounds upon which the President based hls opnlon
N saving that he thought il probable that New Mexico
would a distant period q ms apply ,Ss smss 70
M has passed the House. and that an answer has been
siven 10 Il. I will not insist upon the amendment
7 MIR. DAWSON. / laid upon the table an amendment
the resolution which l was presented and which inc
ne M PRESiDiNG OFFICER. The amendment was 70
insert the words by the preceding administration and
tie present administration so as 10 include the acts OF
MIR. DAWSON The object was simply this to obtain
be whole correspondence in relation 10 the governments
Of California and New Mexico.
The PRESIDING OFFICER suggested an alteration in
the construction Of the resolution, in which
Mr. DAWSON conceded.
Mr. RUSK suggested that The amendment had been
accepted BY the mover Of The original resolution.
The PRESIDING OFFICER sad tnat .isie 60 osrs,
d. the acceptance OF the amendment was no suocns
Mr. BADGER stated that the amendment had been pro-
and eeSs replied sss there could
he. IN that case, no necessity for vole
The question being then stated upon the adoption 81 the
solution the yeas and nays ordered and being
laken, resulted--ycas ~, nays JAS ioiows'
yEAS-Messrs A,chison. Badger, Baldwin, Benton Ber-
,en, Borland. Bright Bn,er, Chase Clarke, Clsmens
Cooper Corwn, Davis Of Massachusetts Davis Of M,sss-
pp Di nsnsps. Downs Fee Foo,e. Greene Hamlia.
onston Hunter jones' King, Mason, Miller, Morton, Nor
Peaes Phelps Pau ass SsSas''s T,r sswsJn a
nan Walker and Whiicomb-lS.
'NAYs--Messrs. Bell. Dayton, and Underwood--s,
So the resolution was adopted
On motion, II was
0ode,d That when The Senate adjourn, it be
Monday next
On notion the Senate adjourned.
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The concert OF the Hohnstocks Wednesday evening.
was truly brilliant affair. Karl lohnstock and his sister
Adele remarkable performers their respective insiu
,nens the violin and piano
Their lat concert takes place Saturday evening when
Miss Adele Hohnsock will perform, for the first time, the
new polka which she has composed and dedicated to Gov
Ladissus Uihszy sappropr lately called the Hun
garisn Polka.
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THURSDAY, January II, 1880.
Daniel B. Taylor and Henry H. Byrne, esqs, Of the
city OF New York. admitted attorneys and counsel
lors Of this court.
Nos 4s-'7 Charles A. Williamson and wife. plaintiffs,
the Irish Presbyterian congregation Of the city Of New
York. and u.s. George Ball. The argument OF these cases
was continued by MrWood for the defendants, and by Mr.
Webster for the plaintiffs.
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock, m,
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By and 9Th fss adpies and eonssnt n the Senate.
AIKxaspxr RassKy be governor Of the Territory Of
Minnesota.
Rowan JOY MoRRIs OF Pennsylvania, to be charge
dahaires of the United States RIGA his
the King of the Kingdom Of the Two Sicilies.
National fafsligsncsr.
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"a LIE OF the Colunbian Foundry, for castis

"a the Columbian FOumOry, n0r Caeu1MB
&c Georgetown In the District Of Columbia
valuable foundry, with all its fixtures
will be offered at public SALE by the
and Gen. John Mason, deceased It's late
on Monday, eleventh day Of March next, on The
situated Potomac the western limits
eoreeown having great Chesapeake Ohio canal passing
ush Site Of the water power Of the canal The
smbmces about land bordering the The
casting house, containing the funa
Stone building adjoining containing curoa furnace two stone
mills for boring cannon lahes and machinery for turning
ron ma wood with shops, and dwelling
ouses for wokmen Of brick and stone The implements TOOLS
are copete and ready TO commence immediate
casting and shot, as well as other work usually
AT ca.ron mopds for cannon, and like
ds and slel Of various szes wooden hasss iron
patterns castings general demand black
carpenters tools in Short all The usual tools and i'm
ksments pertaining to q foundry on large scale
y the regular and
with the government either for
or the munitions latest OF which, entered into by It's
proprietor completed; and enjoys welearned repua
of work. lis immediate proximity TO the
give to H. what has always
the public work Coal and iron OF the beet
uay brought gaies the canal will be shown TO any
srous examining Mr.. Duval who has charge OF L.
doars Of the purchase money will be
in hand credit will be given Of two, three,
four payments bearing interest," be secured by
ond and security, and q mortgage on the property. .
any further information address The subscriber a ssnnSton
ian ls-Ahet. Acting Executor.
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for the MilIion.-Forune and employment
who write hrstate hand Terms very mode
greatly reduced Recpenins Of Mr. Brstows National
for pupils OF all day and evening, be-
i2h Streets Pennsyvans carusis
husic store.
BIO Of different departments, the corps
diplomatic, inhabitants Of Washington In generals
Bstow, finishing wiring MASTER respectfully his
Richmond and feels tina utmost pleasure OF having the
ofpreentns his admired and superior system Of
gentlemen this city, wbo his
season, generously welcomed his arrival with their kind
be<, confidence, and patronage. e =.
The decided success the immensely Mr. BIS practice for twenty
years past and the universal estimation In which his method Of
aching held Europe and America, guaranty
~ amend his classes
already active session Mr. politely invites early
kpplicauon, a his stay will be limited.
Gentlemen Of nil occupations positively taush splendid
hand fluent bold, apda clear and manly STYLE
bad iepble, cramped the writing may be- In one
5ompleie Of lessons.
The ladies meet nj hours; they acquire Beautiful
feminine hand the only form approved Of
epolary writing tee specimens at the door between 18th
pa l3th streets, north sidel Private tuition given
"Good writing like good address 10
)sson letter u credit and recommendation"
Mr. B. be from Q, q. M 70 3 p m, or 4toe,pm
Wte the city take course Of twelve lessons In four
fy. Dec T-dlm
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hPORTANT the Ladies OF WashinRton and the
Distne-F PULvERMACHER, from 90 Baltimore street, Bait
re- has opened branch opposite Browns Hotel Pennsyvann
where viii open this morning beautiful assortment OF
nhands, embrcidee- cape collars, cuff yels berihes
ng dresses embroidered cIdrcns dresses ladies' breakfast
bps, embroidered plain cambria handkerchief and
ess variety Of all the leading styles Of for trimming and
ances Puvemacher pledges himself sell from 70 70 20
cheaper than house this city Also, gloves for ladies'
~ gentlemen, Of every description. Jan I5-lwdif