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Prospectus or
THE NSTIT TUITION,

"A new Daily Paper to be published IN Wash
ington City, ID. G.
TINE UNDERSIGNED will shortly publish at the
i seat of the National Government daily
paper, as the organ vi the great UNION PARTY OF
the United States.
The elements of national revolution, evolved
from the passions of mankind, always tend TO fatal
examinations but il Is the prerogative OF an en-
lghtcned public will 10 control them, and make
them subservent to wise and patriotic issues. Such
elements now fearfully at work In, the United
States, tending avowedly TO revolution which
every patriot would dcplore as the greatest calam-
iy that could possibly befal this country. The cf-
forts of the UNION PARTY alone can avert that ca
lamity-the united efforts of those who, nobly
nquishing personal and old party considerations,
determined to stand shoulder to shoulder for
Liberty and the Union, nous and Joreuer, and
inseparobie"
The fires of American patriotism require to be
rekindled in the hearts OF too many of our coun-
trymcn. Evil influences from abroad have found
their way amongst them, and emothered the
flames which ought never to subsidc in American
bosoms In one section Of the country an igns-
fatuus has been hold up light TO n better pros
perity In another, the moral sentiment has been
stimulated TO monomania, with the design OF Ell
fectng collision between the North and the South
and dissolution of the American Union. Even
now the missionaries Of ruin, seeming blood from
affair, lowering, like yultures in the hope of a
conflict.
Its high time, therefore, for patriotic Americans
for of both the old partics-to throw aside their
| old trammcls ana DIVISIONS, and TO unite IN one
greater party. for the salvation of the country IL
Is high time that they should wake from their false
security, and look their real danger in the face; TO
their true American character, and resolve
with energy never to be relaxed that no foreign
domestic foe shall stay the of their coun-
try's glorious destiny.
IL will be the earnest purpose of "THE CoSsTITU-
TIos faithfully TO represent the sentiments OF the
Union party. IL will recognise a Wing
or as a Democrat; but every one as a friend or a
foe 10 the Union, the Constitution, and the laws;
and II will advocate those measures and only those
which the Union party will sanction.
With the e principles and motives, "THE CoSsTI-
TUITION" will take the field "thrice armed" IN the
cause Of our common country-fully confident oil
success and of the hberalsuPport of an enlightened
and still independent people.
The first number will be published soon the
necessary mechanical arrangements shall be COM
pleted.
TsRMs-Ten dollars year in advance. Letters
addressed TO the publishers must be post paid.
ROBERT FARNHAM & co.
WssHrSoTos Cry, ID. C., November II, 1850.
Nov l3-dtf
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The FASHION, From FLoRIpA.--The United States
transport Fashion, arrived in port yesterday from
Key West. via Tampa Hay and Pensacola. The
Fashion took company /. Of the artillery to Key
West and brought back company ID, hrst artil-
lery, and took up to Pensacola Captain Grafton,
Lieutenants Slaughter and Beckwith, company
officers. The Fashion left Key West on the 29th
October The United States transports, Colonies
Clay and Planter, in Port-General Childs
expected soon. The Fashion left Pensacola No
vember Sd, at 8, D. M, and came into Pass La
Loutre this morning, at 8. o'clock.
Passengers Major Wise, United States army;
Capt Jordan quartermaster Tampa Bay; Messrs.
Hays and Hudson, in charge OF Indiana; Rev
Mr.. Artell Chaplain United States army; Captain
Forbes Britton, lady, daughter and servant; Mr..
Lawrence, wife. son and servants; Miss Sermery,
Dr. Dell, Florida; Mr.. Kendrick, Mr.. Sewall and
servant, and six on deck.
List Of Indians that came up on the Fashions:
Hoo loo too chez, delegate from Arkansas; Lee
pee faint hoick- tsee, (Old Wife, Sam Jones San
tim hob kee, young Wife, Sam Jones, Queen
and three children, Sam Jones. Alb wo-laih- tsee,
wife Of Heir Apparent, and her four children,
John Phillips, interpreter, Fatimak, wife of inter
prefer and Jim Lao loo eoktee slave Of the Queen
her child.--N. o. Delta, 9Th.
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The MoDoSoeH SuccrssIos.-Judge Watts has
hled supplementary petition to the one presented
by him before the opening Of the will Of Mr. John
McDonogh, praying 70 be appointed curator, ad-
ministrator or dative testamenary executor Of the
succession. He afhrms that the said pretended
Geographic will is wholly null and void, and prays
that il be declared, and that the appointment
executors be declared null and void and that be be
appointed curator administrator Of the MeDonogh
succession, or dativc testamentary executor Of 80
much Of the will as can be executed, and that in
yontory be made of the property Of the succession
by notary public, to be appointed by the court.
The petitioner prays that the executors already
qualified, and those who may be qualified hereafter,
be cited TO answer this petition; that curator ad
hoe be appointed 10 represent the executors residing
out of the State, upon which curator the original
andsu supplementary petition be served and that in
due course of time the corporations Of New Orleans
and Baltimore DO made parties 10 this suit, or a Gu
rator appointed TO represent them.
Ne,c Orleans PioGyuns, 9Th.
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BALIIMUEt, NOV. 10 p, m.
Nj. Vaitemare, the distinguished advocate Of in
terrational exchange, was in this city yesterday
He has gone 10 Annapolis, where he purposes re
naming few dayson business.
There is not much news in the city to-day.
Small sales Of Howard street flour at s. 6s. Red
wheat lOs lO5 cts. White los lis cts. Corn,
white, 90, yellow 90 cts. Whisky u Is cts.
The tobacco market isvery firm, and sales have
been made during the week Of some 1000 hhds
bought mostly on speculation, at 80 70 rs cts. per
owt advance. Among the sales I note 300 hhds.
common Md at $3.50; $50 do Ohio at s5s 50; 200
Kentucky brands at $40 80; $50 Kentucky fresh
al Sl2 cash.
Stocks steady. Md. 6's, $1,000 at 1927; 81 900
Bait 6's, l04. l05. Ohio II. X. shares 49,.
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New York, Nov. l5-2 p. ma man named
Cornell called yesterday evening at the public
house in Day street kept by Frenchman named
Ronson. He said he wanted some REFRESHMENTS
The Frenchnan gave him some, and also room to
lodge in, with his two sons. About four O'Clock this
morning the keeper of the house heard noise in
the room, whittier he rushed. On opening the
door he found that the man (Corncl) had stabbed
Of the sons in the neck and side, and the other
in the abdomen, taking out his bowels. The for
mer may possibly survive-the latter is dead.
Not content with this terrible murder, the infu
rated man fell upon the father, and cut his throat
from car to ear killing him almost instantly. The
murderer attempted to escape by jumping out of
the window, in which attempt he fell into deep
and was much injured. He was finally ar
rested and imprisoned. The man it is thought was
crazy.
There is no change to notice in stocks.
Flour is steady-sales Of 5000 bbls. at 81 81 a
4 6S for State brands; sales of 1000 bushels Gen
esee white ll9 cts.; red, lis cts. Sales of 900
bushels corn att a ~ cts. for mixed and yellow.
Sales Of 1000 bushels rye at S4 cts. Oats AZ 43
cts.
Provisions active-speculativc movement con-
tinues. Mess pork, 81 rs; prime, IS so. Lard,
Z; cts.
Groceries present on special change.
The cotton market is quiet-no sales.
Whisky % % cts. per gallon.
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NEW STYLE suAWLs.--We have Just open.
" ed i've cases Bay State Long Shawls, making
our assortment Of every price, from So so 70 sl2-
the most complete We have ever offered; and We
say with great confidence that our assortment is
not equacd in the District, either for chcapness or
style, and, as we intend TO keep our stock up all
the season, persons in wait may come expecting
TO find every style that is TO be had in variety
We have just opened 90 Mourning Long Shawls,
at various price,, and comprising a great variety
Of styles, many Of them new designs and Of very
fine quality.
Also just opened, fifty pieces French Merinoes
and Paramctta Cloths, comprising complete as
sortment of the most choice shade. Of colors and
at very low prices
All Of which we respectfully submit for the in
spection Of purchasers generally.
w. NJ. SINISTER & co,
Nov 2-eo2vif Corner Of 7th st. and Penn. av.
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PHILspELPmA TRAcr SocIrTy.-The twenty
third anniversary Of this society was held on Tues
day evening. The society has four missionaries
and about one thousand tract distributors in the
city and suburbs, and the average distribution is
about thirty thousand pages each month Tbeer.
penscs for the past year was over five thousand
dollars, and the receipts three thousand two hun
dred dollars,
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uUTcuINGs, DYSPEPSIA BrrrERs.
Prom The Ne,s York Tribun,

nR. HUTCHINGS' DYSPEPSIA mTTERS.-
~ This invaluable Vegetable Compound, We are
glad to find Is rapidly getting into general use in
families. Its healing qualities, ~ an anti-dyspep-
tic medicine, il now almost every where acknow-
lodged, and we chcerfuy recommend lite use to ell
who have not yet availcd themselves Of it, benefits
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able curcs, and the high estimation in which this
medicine is held by the public press, be had Of
the agents, free.
o. Price 50 cents per bottle
Principal Office, 1872 Fulton street, n. UP
stairs.
Agents in Washington: CHs. SToTr & Co, cor
nor Penn. av. & 9TH 81. NJ. DELANY, corner Penn.
av and g. 81. Nov l6--tawlm
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UNosTrNTArioUs LinERALrTr-Thc trustees Of
the Mclean Asylum in this city received some
weeks since donation Of twenty thousand dol
iars from our feilow-ciuzen, the Hon. William
hppieton IL IL known 10 many among va that
Mr.. Appleton has long been director Of tho insti-
tLuon, ard has always taken alively interest I'M its
management. This munifcont donation he de-
snould DC appropriated 20 the purpose Of erect
ing additional wing to the present boildino
which has been found insufficient for the public
wants.--B0sfon Courier
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A CHEAP AND SUPERIOR STOCK or
"A IOI-sE- EI-Ii NIsIIIN(. GnnDs.- "

A CHEAP AND SUPERIOR STOCK or
"a uOUsE-FUHNIsHING GOODs.-C. w
BOTELER opposite Centre Market, desires 20 call
the attention Of house keepers and those about fur
nshing to his extensive assortment of house keep
ing articles, which, for variety and chcapness, is
unsurpassed. lie has recently made extensive
additions to bis former stock, and now has the
pleasure Of announcing his assortment complete.
lie stock consist. in part, Of
Gilt and Mahogany framed Mirrors
Dressing Glasses, Bronzcd Iron Tenders
Hat Racks, Tables, Umbrella Stands aud Irons
Fire Standards, sc.
French China Dinner and Tea Ware
White and Blue Iron Stone Ware, in dinner, tea 4,
and toilet sets
Solar Lamps and Girandolcs, new and beautiful
patterns
Britannia and Plated Tea and Coffee Gets
Hall Lanterns, Plated Forks, Spoons, Butter
Knives, Sugar Tongs, SHUTTERS and Trays
Toast Racks, Casters, Baskets. Walters, and
SAVERS
Painted Tin Toilet sets
Brsss and Iron shovels and Tongs and Tenders
Cut and Pressed Glass ware, Door Mats, Stair
Rods
A splendid collection OF French China Mantel
and Table Ornaments, Perfume Bottles, &c
Japanncd Walters and Tea Trays, Block Tin
Goods
An excellent assortment Of Table Cutlery
Willow Ware, Brushes, Wood Ware
Kitchen requisites Of every description
Win an endless variety Of useful and ornamen-
tai articles too numerous TO particularzc, all of
which will cell at very low prices for cash or on
time for approved paper.
House keepers may rect assured OF finding al
most every thing they require. at prices ne how az
they can be obtained south Of New York. Call and
examine articles and prices
C. w. BOTELER.
Nov 9-co3w Opposite Centre Market
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DL.cK.s GENERAL ATLAS vol. folio.

DLkCI<'s GENERAL ATLAS vol folio.
ID Edinburg, ls4s. Compromising sxty-one
maps, large folio size.
Shapes Corresponding Atlas, comprising fly
four msps, large quartO size, constructed upon
system Of scale and proportion. London, 1919
The National Atlas Of Historical, Commercial
and Political Geography. BY A. II. Johnson. &c
ographer TO her majesty. One large folio volume.
Edinburgh, lSf9 With copious Indexes,
The Atlas Of Physical Geography by Peter
man and Miner. One volume, large quarto. Lon
don, 1850. Containing numerous maps, ard one
hundred and thirty engravings, exhibiting the
Physical Phenomena Of the globe, with descriptive
letter press.
Imported direct from England by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also, Johnston's Physical Atlas Of Natural Pho
nomcna, reprinted at Philadelphia, 1850 One vol.
quarto Nov 10
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LITrELL's LIVINaAGE. NO. 34O-IaI cts.

LITrELL'S LIVINGAGE. NO. 34O-11i cts.
CONTENTS.
!. The United States Edinbtrg ReUietc.
2. My Novel-chap. l0-l3-Bldckwood's Maga-
zine.
3. Grizzly Bears in California Transcript.
4. Jenny Lind-Hans Christian andersen.
6. The Two Extremcs- Examiner.
6. Constitutional Germany --Eraminer.
7. Hessc Cissc-Spectator
8. Arctic Regions; Peace Associations; The Pope
France Discovery Ships; Peace Makers; Louis
Napoleon-Spectafor.
9 Foreign Misceliany-N Newspapers.
With short articles and poetry.
WAsHINoToN, December 81 1916.
Ofall the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to me to be the most
useful. 1t contains indeed, the exposition only of
the current Literature of the English language; but
this by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes portraiture of the hupan mind in the ut.
most expansion fthe present age
J. G. ADAMS.
Published weekly at SO year, by
E. LITTELL & Co.. Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
Nov l3-dtw&w1w corner Pa av. and 4 st.
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EDITORIAL CHASoE.-The New Orleans BULLETIN
OF the 9th instant contains address from VIM.
l.. Hodge, esq, on retiring from the proprietor
ship Of that paper. He has received an appoint
ment at Washington. The Bulletin will hereafter
be published by Isaac G. Seymour esq., late an
socate Of Mr.. Hodge.
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1sASELLh GRArEs.-we have a specimen Of the
growth Of the Isabella grape, in n garden in this
town, which s curious enough. The vine bore the
regular crop in season, and, whilst that was ripen-
ing, new punches formed for the second crop, and
blooms for the third crop appeared, all at the same
timc.-disxdndria Gazette.
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SERIOUS AccDrSr We learn that yesterday
afternoon "a Mrs. Francis Jones, who resides At
the corner Of Thorndike and Sixth streets, Fact
Cambridge, was in the act of endcavoring 10 take
loaded gun from the hands Of her son, lad IA or
IA years of age, the trigger caught her dress dis
charging the contents Of the gun into her nght
breast, managing IL in most shocking manner.
The lady was alive this morning, but there is
scarcely any hope Of her recovery.
Boston Journal, Th,sdav y
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VISIT or Military TO EuRoPg-One Of our mil
itary companies, known by the name Of the "New
York Light Guard" have, il appears, in contem-
plstion visit TO Paris, London, and Liverpool.
For the purpose Of carrying this project into exc
ootion, an honorary member has volunteered to
give > 5000, which will aid 10 a great extent in
deiraying the expenses. Tho company numbers
one hundred men, all Of whom will take passage
in one of Collins's new stcamors-N. Y. Ecening
Post
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MA ItIiTED.

On the 9Th instant, IN Christ church, ST. Louis,
by the RI. Rev. DIR. HAWKS, Hon. EDWARD CAR
RINGTON CABELL, of Florida, 10 ANNA MA
RIA WILCOX, daughter Of Mrs General ASHLEY.
On the 18th October, at the residence Of the RI
Hon. Lord WEYMOUTH, by Rev. DR.. WsLtEsLEY,
assisted by Rev. j. = DOSALDs0N, the Rt. Hon
w. l.. NJ. sCARLErT, Of Leicester Park, Scot
land, TO Miss KATE WlBMOI, only daughter Of
Col W. RANDOLPH. L. 5. a.
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Tslegraphic.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
Thres nnvs Later from Europe.

HALIFAX. Nov. l5.-The steamer Cambria ar
rived here this morning, at 10 O'Clock, with fifty
three passengers, and Liverpool dates TO the Goth
utino. Since the sailing OF the Atlantic cotton
has declined Id. Fair Uplands and Mobile, 7Sj
Orleans, SID. The total sales of the week are
49, So bales; Of which spectators took 900 and
exporters a,000.
Barring quotes American stocks 81. Havre cot
ton quiet
Late accounts from Calcutta represent business
active and produce scarce.
The Church of England, through their bishops
and clergy, seconded by journals, are calling Tor
penal enactments to extinguish new titles assumed
by the Roman hierarchy.
Breadstutfs are dull, without any perceptibe
change from previous prices.
There ia no change to notice in provisions
Lard is firm previous rates. Talow declined Cd
Coffee remains quiet Tea is in moderate and
steady demand.
Small transactions in sugar, and prices firm.
Resin is in demand at full prices, and active
demand at BIS. per ton.
Tobocco ID in active demand, and speculation
and trade buying freely. Prices are advancing.
Consols closed on Friday at 81, and afterwards
fuctuated somewhat.
American stocks i'll fair demand.
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TIE sLooP ARoo PUBLIco, Captain Franks, Of this
place, whilst on her way TO Alexandria from be-
low, sprung aleak on Friday night and sunk near
Crane leland, about twenty miles from town She
had on board cargo Of about seven hundred bush
els OF corn. Vessel and cargos total loss.
f1irInudria Gn-rff<
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Fire in AIechanu. canal Sc

PIrTsBuRs, Thursday, Nov. l4.-The button fac
tory Of Mr.. Christwell in Allegheny, was entirely
destroyed by fire Last night. The property was
not insured.
George Goines the negro who killed Ja ubert, a
Frenchnan, in May. has been acquitted.
The Pennsylvania canal will not receipt for mer-
chandse after Saturday next There are large
quantities of -four being exported for the East
The channel measures ten feet of water.
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AroTHER or THE HUsBASDs.-On Thursday eve
ming youth Of about sixteen appeared before
Justice j. l.. Smith, and made the reasonable re-
quest that bis mother might be protected from the
maltrestment Of bis father. A warrant was forth
with Issued, and the fathers brought before
Squire S. The wife followed, and would have used
the oloquenco Of her tears TO effect hs rescue, bat
that the tenderness Of the magistrates heart did
not move him that way. lie entered into a rigid
examination, and found that the poor little wife,
the mother Of a number Of children, had been cru
ely beaten the head, and that The monster OF
a husband bad even endeayorcd TO throw her down
flight Of Stare. The criminal court will finally
settle the matter. and until Il is prepared TO DO 90
the inhuman wretch, who has disgrsccd the name
Of husband, will probably remain in jail. We re-
frain from publishing his name, because his wor-
thy children, who have the world before them,
have tho misfortune to inherit il from him.
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THE HOUSE OF REFUoE In our recommendation
yesterday Of the establishment of an institution Of
this kind, we announced the pleasing fact that a
citizen Of Washington had made proficr of five
hundred dollars to aid in the consruction Of an ed
fee, We to day take pride in being enabled to
say that another of the good men and true of our
city has given US like assurance These offers
are both entirely unsolicted-the frcewll gifts of
men who love the city Of their abode and the
Of order, morality, and religion. We will add
nothing to this simple statement; for there are
few among who do not comprehend the we
advocate and their own ability to aid in its ad-
vancement.
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pIcu ENGLISH TAPESTRY VELVET

ID ICIr ENGLISH TAPESTRY VELVET
IL AND BRUSSELS CARPETINS.-Just re-
ceiyed at tho Carpetng warerooms Of the sub.
scribers-
10 sets elegant English Tapestry Velvet Carpets
10 do do do Bresscls do
case Aximinster Rugs TO match all
As rich and reasonable az the country can afford.
CLAGETT & DODSON,
Pennsylvania avenue, one door east Of 9th 81.
Nov l6-2teoif
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L,unsIsnEp HOUSE FOR nE,r. situated

Il at the corner Of 18Th and streets; an excel
lent and convenient location. and with album
dant supply Of the best water In the city at the
dOOr. The house Is conveniently arranged, and
has just been furnished throughout in a superior
manner, with entirely fOrniture Of the nestest
neat and comfortable establishment, a very dcsi-
rable opportunity TO suit themselves is thus offered
For further information, application may be made
at the house, or TO J. T.. Cochrane, at Mrs. Man
ning's, 18th street. just below F.
Nov l6-eu2w
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TimE.-We complained the other day that we
had no standard Of time in our city, TO which the
public had access, and suggested that gun should
be discharged every sixth hour, under the direc-
ton Of the officers at the National Observatory.
We did not think at the moment Of the vicious
effect. Of such vibration that establishment;
but since IL has been suggested to u.s. think our
proposition could still be adopted by means Of a
gun at the base Of the monument, or la come other
suitable position, which could be discharged at the
proper time by means ofa signal from the Obscrva-
tory. Many Of our citizens have commended our
suggestion, and We hope Il will be considered by
the proper authorities.
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AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

The steamer Thomas CoIIyer's week.
n rfxW a, Tho fine, new and fast boat
telsJzxeSrHoMAs coLLYER will depart
- 1l1k at the following hours. A coach
connects with the boat in Wash
ington Boats fare, Ia cents boat and coach, ls3
cents.
Leave Alexandria ats, ~, IL, a. m; |, O., and
4! p. m.
Leaves Washington at So, l0!, liz, a. m, z,
81, and 5, p. m.
The Thomas Collyer will make her trips to
Mount Vernon next week.
Nov l2-6t JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
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TINES OFFICE, HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 1.-THE
insurance companies have not yet ascertained their
losses by the New Brunswick fire, but from their
entire assurances known in Fredericton, it cannot
be over $2i ,000-or about s., 900 each.
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FOR NORFOLK.

rINHE undersigned, having resolved To abandon
Il his present business, offers for rent his large
and well. known public house, (the columbian" y
on the corner Of and Sth streets, in the immedi-
ate vicinity Of the General Post Office and Patent
Once. The stand, Restaurant, is too we'll
known TO require any extended notice. Asit ia pre-
sumed that those wishing TO rent the premises will
examine them for themselves, he deems a further
notice unnecessary The household and kitchen
furniture, which il nearly new, will be sold on ao-
conmodating terms to such az may rent the hou-e;
but should no such arrangement be made, the fur
nituro will be sold at public sale. Possession given
Immediately. j. H. EBERBACH
Oct 29--du