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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
-oR THE CURB OF

FOR THE CURE
Coughs, Colds, HoarSeneSS, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, ASTHMA, and
Consumption.
RI Offering 10 tho community this Justly cele-
L bratcd remedy for diseases of the throat and
lungs it is not wish to trihc with the lives
health Of the afflicted. but frankly TO lay before
them the opinions of distinguished men, and some
Of the evidences Of its success, from which they
can judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge
ourselves TO make no wild assertions or false state
mcnts of it's efficacy, nor will we hold out any hope
to suffering humanity which fact, will not war
rant.
Many proofs hero given, and we solicit an
inquiry from the public into all publish, feeling
assured they will find them perfectly reliable and
the medicine worthy their best confidence and pa
tronagc,
Professor CLEAvELANp, Of Botcdoin College, MGino,
tCritss-
81 have witnessed tho effects Of your CHERRY
PECTORAL in my own family and that Of my
friends, and it gives Subtraction to state in ts
favor that medicine have ever known has
proved so omincntly successful in curing diseases
OF the throat and lungs"
Rev. Dr. osGooD t,riies--
THAT he considers 'CHERpY PEcroRAL' the best
medicine for pulmonary affections ever given to
the public" and states that "his daughter, after
being obliged 10 keep the room four months
Win rtsttt etNtiNh S'NE taN'oiuPduitu py ihlr-
ing Of blood night sweats, and the attendant symp-
toms OF consumption, commenced the Of ths
CHERRy PEcToRAl,' aud had completely rccov-
cred"
Prom Or. JOSIE, au Eminent practitioner Of nedi-
cine in alabama t1oH knotrn throughout the STATE.
MoSTGosERy, (AlR.,) Oct. 4, 1919.
DR.. ]. G. AYER--Sr: have used your adrnirn-
bic compound extensively in my practice. and find
it to surpas9 by far'any other remedy We have for
curing disease upon the lungs.
Your obedient servant,
Y. n. JONES, NJ. ID.
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A RcTIc EXPEDITIONS. BY C. II. WELD

~. Secretary to the Royal Society, lecture de-
livercd, London, 1850; vol, (pamnh.et,) with
map,
The Franklin Expedition, by Scorosby / vol
with maps, London, lS5n.
Shillinglaw'1 Narrative Of Arctic Discovery, from
NC earliest period to the present time, vol, with
maps, london, 1850.
Parry's Voyage in tho Hecla and Gupcr for the
discovery of a Northwest Passage, In 1919 and
1870; vol ITO, maps and engrovings, pubsht d
by the Admiralty.
parry's Second Voyage, in the Fury aud IIcca
in 1921, 1922 and 1923; l vol. ito, published by
the Admiralty, maps and ongrayings.
Sir John Ross Voyage to the Northwest in
lSiS, ITO vol, Admiralty edition, maps and en-.
cravings.
Sir John Frankin's Overland Journey in 1919,
1870 1871 and 1872, TO the Shores of the Polar Sea-
Ito. vol, Admiralty edition, maps and engravings
Sir John Frsnklin's Second Expedition, in 1875,
1876, aud 1927 | Ito. vol, Admiralty edition,
maps and engrevings.
Imported from London by
Oct FRANCk TAYLOR
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SISTERS or MERcv-GIvISG THE WHITE VEn.-On
Tuesday last, the oath, Festival of Our Lady of
Mercy, the Right Reverend Bishop gave the white
veil to Miss Stuart, daughter of r. s. Stuart, esq.,,
of Baltimore. The Bishop, in a feeling address to
the postulant, alluded to the happiness that fol-
lowed the profession of religion, and the life long
devotion of ones self to works of charity such as
those of the Sisters Of Mercy.
". Y. Freemans Journal.
The Order of the Sisters of Mercy is devoted, VIC
believe to the cause of assisting destitute and re-
forming abandoned women
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DIED.

In Portland. on the 9Th of September, STEPHEN
LONGFELLOW, esq, eldest son of the late Hon.
STEPHEN LoSGFELLow, and brother Of the poet
He combined, with strong natural talent, such
generous and excellent qualities of heart en-
deared him TO large circle of friends both here
and in his native place.
On Saturday, 2lst instant at Pascagoula, WILL
LIAM BROWN, aged 80 years, a carpenter, for
many years a citizen Of Mobile, formerly of Wash
ngton, ID. G..
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LOST BoY.-We learn that white boy, between
four and five years old, named John VIM. Rad
crih, strayed from the residence Of Mr.. Duncanson
on street, near Ninth, between 10 and II O'Clock
yesterday He had on white pantaloons, green
linen lustre coat, and straw hat We requested
TO say that any person who may know where the
child is and will cause him to be returned TO Mr.
DIS, will receive from the mother many thanks and
a reasonable reward.
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Telegraphic.

New ORLEANS, Sept. IS.
On Tuesday 500 bales cotton were sold market
easy; middling l2s l25 To-day, 2Sth. 1900 bales
have been sold at previous quotations. The weeks
sales amount to $780, good middling 49,; fair 1872.
Coffee is firm and prices advanced; sales of Rio
at ~ to 10 cts. per Id.
Brcadstuffs quiet. Provisions steady Sugars
and moasses firm.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 80.
The slaves who have been confined in our Jail on
a charge of melting to riot were brought before
Judge McAliser, United States Commissioner this
afternoon, under the Fugitive law, when Mr..
Taylor having proved his property the slaves were
delivered to him and he took them off unmolested.
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.EYI JONES.

EALL sTSLEs.-Ncw styles Of fall dress goods
L Tor ladies, just opened. Plain and figured
Silks and Satins, all wool SATIN DC LANES, solid
oolors; McrinOs, Alpacas, Pdrametos, and Cash
meres, all gradcs and colors with Mousselines dc
Iaino, from y cents to 81 Iwould call particu
lar attention 10 my stock Of prints, which equal any
that have ever been brought TO this market. The
whole of which will be sold a; tho very lowest
prices, for cash only. q. WM. VERIFY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between eth and sth ste
Semi oS-d1W
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GREAT MEETING OF DEAF MuTEs-A meeting of
deaf mutes, for the purpose Of presenting silver
pitchers to their former instructors, took place at
Hartford, Connecticut, on the both ultimo. The
whole proceedings were highly interesting. The
design of the meeting was stated in mute speech,
that is to say, by signs, by Lewis Weld, csq. Sim
liar addresses made by Messrs. Brown, Spaf-
ford, Loring, Gallaudet, and Clerc.
The pieces OF plate presented to each gentleman
consisted Of massive and highly wrought silver
pitcher, and large and beautiful salyer.
The whole ceremony (says the Hartford Co,UanD
seemed TO be one of great interest TO all who Wit
messed it, especially to the deaf mutes present, of
whom there were more than -four hundred. includ-
ing the present pupils of the asylum; and its effect
upon them all was such that cannot refrain from
suggesting the propriety of more frequent assem-
blagcs and public exhibitions Of the deaf mues, to
bring satisfaction to them and manifest to others
the benefits OF the present course Of education
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TO rARENrs. lady Of Boston. Mas.aehu.

Two PARENTs.-A lady Of Boston, Massachu.
Il sets, wishing 90 engage as instructrcss in a
iamily, (south Of New York; would attend TO pa.
pills studies IN the English and French languages,
drawing. painting, and music. 10 parents Who
may please TO make known 70 her whatever they
would desire oi an instructrcss, the saiary they
propose aud what cleo would concern her, in their
residence and locality she will Immediately reply,
and transmit her testimonials and references
should abe believe herself competent for the duties
and situation designated. Letters, free Of postage
may be addressed to "lnstructress,' care Of Nr,
Gen, Macomb, Washington.
Sept 26-teolwif
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STOVES, STOVES, STOVES AND CRATES.

I HAVE now in store the largest and best assorted
i stock Of Stoves and ratcs that has been offered
10 the citizens of Washington for the last eighteen
ycars, Of all sorts sizes and kinds. My assortment
is large, that, TO give minute detail Of them
would be trsspassing upon the readers patience.
Stoves and Crates for Cumberland and Hard coal,
aud various patterns and styles for wood Please
call and examine them | will sell 10 suit pur-
chasers at very small per contagc. ! have on
hand a supply of the galvanized portable furnaces
for heating dwelling houses, churches aud offices,
which | am prepared TO put Up ~ the -hortCst
tice Also Bccbec's Cooking ranges; the celebrated
GosneI paioIt Hot-air Parlour Stove, for heating
parlor end chambers above by introducing the
ternal air have, in addition TO the above, this
day received, direct from Philadelphia, a large
supply of the improved Hathaway, or Buck air
tight cooking stoves. will warrant them 70 bake
we'll on top and IN the bottom Of the ovens, and
give entire satisfaction. have the exclusive right
OF tho safe Of the above cooking stovc IN this
kct; II the stove should not give satisfaction, Il can
be returned, and the money refunded. None gen
uinc except futcd on tho bottom OF tho bake oven,
aud tic word stna on the front plate. ! received
with the above stoves very handsome parlor stove
just come out, called the Ben Franklin, for wood
or coal. Please call and examine my stock before
purchasing. &. WOODWARD,
Oct l--cpd6wif Penn ay. bctw 10th h It'll cts.
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A MossrER David Robinson, a colorcd man,
aged about twenty five years, visited his brother
William, aged about thirty at their fathers
house late on Sunday night, and made an assault
upon him whilst he lay in bed. The father went 10
the rescue of William, but did succeed till Da-
vid had bit Williams right car off The malicious
act was done without any immediate or recent pro-
vocation, but on account Of some well-nurse
grudgc. When the officers conveying David
to the watch house he endcayored secretly to throw
away his pistol; but il was picked up and found TO
be loaded, and to have good percussion cap well
set 1t may be that David will go to the pcniten-
tary. lie had no friend TO go his bail.
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MARRIED.,

On Sunday, September 20, by the Rev. o. b
BRowN, Mr.. AUGUSTUS DAVIS 10 Miss MARY
STANLEY, both of this city.
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ESCAPED FROM JAIL.-Six prisoners broke Jail at
Louisville, KY, on the night Of the 25th Septcm-
ber and all, save one who voluntarily returned, eff
fected their escape.
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SAD EFFECTS OF THE LATE Ga LEs.-Our attentive
correspondent of st. John writes: sThirteen Ame-
rican fishing vessels are said to be ashore on Cape
Breton. Many that rode out the gale have suffered
the loss of rigging, chains, and anchors. a fishing
vessel belonging to Portland, Maine, has been to-
tally lost, with all hands, fourteen in number"
Boston Courier.
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and denounce such acts of wanton outrage, il will
be well for the world at large to know il, that the
strong and courageous may arm themselves for
ssfprotectiou. and the weak and tmid or peace
full may seek abodes Of greater safety. We will,
however, promise the faithful performance Of the
humble duty that rests upon US
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NLOSING OUT SALE AYR THE ODEON.-

n NLVSINU OUI . n LIE n It The OUEON,-
~ On Wednesday and Thursday evenings, Oc-
tobcr I'd and 3d. commencing carly gas. light,
shall proceed to close out at auction the balance Of
that superior and beautiful stock of House Fur
nishing Goods remaining on hand; consisting, in
part, Of
Cabinet Furniture, English and French China
Plated Goods, Britannia Ware
Bronzcd Goods, Lamps and Chronicles
Table Cutlery, Mantel and Table Ornaments
Bohemian Glassware, Terra Gotta Ware, Fancy
Articles &c.
Also, 80 pairs magnifcenty embroidered Win
dow Curtains, with endless variety of useful and
ornamental articles, not deemed necessary TO par
ticularize, as the whole stock must be closed out
without regard to price. Bargains may be expect
cd Articles now arranging for examination.
Terms: All sums of and under $780, cash. over
s 80, credit of two and four months Tor approx ed
endorsed notes, bearing interest
G.. w. BOTELER,
Oct l-3t Auctloneer.
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VAR DEPARTMENT.
ApJuTAsr GESERAL's OFFICE.
WAsuINoTos, Sept. 2S, 1850.

General Ord1s-No. 10.
The Army Board ordered to assemble in the city
Of Washington, in ''General Orders" of the 2lst in
slant, (No. 2s,) will convene Monday the 2Sth day
of October. instead of the l4th day of that month
BY order r. JONES,
Adjutant General.
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Mr.. SKIDMoRE.-We called to inquire about this
young man al halfpast five o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon, and learned that he was considered 10 be
in diving state.
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FoR LIVELIHOOD. -Unitcd Sac. Mail steam

FOR LIVERPOOL. United States Mail Steam
ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nyc.-Ihis steam
ship will depart with the mails for Europe, pos
itively on Saturday, September -, from her berth
at the foot OF Canal street
No berth secured till paid for.
All letters must pass through the pos, Office.
For freight or passage, having unequaled &C
commodations for elegance or comfort, apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
50 Wall st., New York.
The steamer ATLANTIC will succeed the Paoi-
&c, aud sail October 10 Sept u
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= CORPORATION sTOCK-Wanted by
~ Sept 25-tf CHUBB & SCHENCk.


NEW AND ELEGANT CARPETINGs, Sc.
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 accnt country, that their stock of
the richest aud latest styles Of House furnishing
Goods Of every variety, lie fully complete, and will
surpass not only in variety OF styles, but also in
elegance and taste, any former display to which
the attention OF their patrons has been invited.
IN CARPETINGs:
French and English Velvets, latest designs, SUI
perativc.
English Tapestries, very rich.
Supcrlative English Brussels, extra heavy.
do premium American BRUSSELS.
English and American low priced, extra rich.
Imperial thrce-ply, new patterns, extra super
English
American Ingram, all wool low priced.
Tapestry and Royal Venetian for steps.
Cocoa Nlattings, for basement passages.
Hemp Carpetings, very serviccable and cheap.
Floor Oi-Clotli5, in full Sheets cut any shape
Extra rich Cheneic and Tufted Rugs
Low priced Cheneillc and Tufted Rugs for
chambers.
Figured Baizes and larg sized Crumb Cloths, SC
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS they name
Extra rich French De Laincs.
do German do
do English do low priced.
do Worsted Danask, every shade.
do French and English Chintzes.
Twicd and plain Turkey (red) Cashmerets.
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains.
Gilt Cornce, late styles, Gimps, Tassel Loops,
&c, in great variety.
They also ask especial attention TO their large
and carefully selected tmcnt Of
Linen Shectings, Table Damasks, Satin Dam
asks
Table Cloths, Daniask Table Napkins.
Towellngs, Table and Piano Covers
White and coorcd Bed Quilts, bed and crib
Blankets.
Pillow case Linens, Cotton Shectings.
Step Dainasks, Step Oil Cloths, &c.
Together with every other article in their line
all OF which have been purchased upon such terms
as will enable them to maint their reputation of
furnishing the very best goods at the lowest
prices. p H. HOOE & Co
Sept 2l-4wit
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rONGRESS LEMONADE.-A most convent
~ ent article for manufacturing this wholesome
beverage; teaspoon full of added to tumblcr of
water Immediately makes superior lemonade. 1t
is warranted not 10 contain of tartar, any
other drug, but is the real juice of the lemon mixed
with the best white sugar.
For sale by J. T. CALLAN.
Sept ll-du
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DRoFksson nARTLErT,s MECHANICS

Il Natural Philosophy of Mechanics, by Professor
w. H. G. Bartlett, OF West Point.
just published, and for sale in Washington by
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
Oct Booksellers, near 9th street,
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ODD-FELLows, HALL.

ODD-FELLOWS' HILL.
''Sbould old acquaintance be forgot"
Grand Vocal and Instrume ntsi Concert,
Complimentary benefit 70
Ma. w. EVELYN WILLIAMS,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 5, 1850
MR.. w. will on this occasion be able to present
wi an excellent Sil of entertainment, and trusts
that his friends will not forget him this occasion
his first benefit in this city, he hduing failed 10
'fdoe The music" tchen called upon 10 do So either for
The benst or qualification Of Others.
Twelve professors and amateurs have in the
kindest manner, volunteered their scryccs. For
particulars sec bills Of the day.
Mr.. +. BENTZLER, the talented Tragcdian
will appear for this night only.
Tickets, 30 cents, admitting 9 gentleman and
two ladies, be bad al the hotels and at the door
Oct l-TuThSSat
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THE NEW YORK q LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

The ships competing tins Inc arc
The ATLANTIC. .........,. Capt. West.
The PACIFIC ............ Capt. Nyc.
The ARCTIC. ..............Ca Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. ..............Ca Capt Comstock.
The ADRlATIC.. .......... Capt Grafton
fh THESE ships having been built by
f EEecontract expressly for Government
scrvice, every care has been taken in
their construction, alec in their engines, TO
sure strength and speed; and their accommoda-
tons for passengers unequalled for elegance or
comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool,
$3.50 Exclusive use ofeNtra size state-rooms, 325
and $780, from Liverpool to New York, ES5.
An experienced surgeon will be attached TO each
ship.
No berth can he secured until Maid for.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE, NO. 334-IaI cts

the Weekly, -. otl-lt"
LIrTELL's LIVING AGE, NO. 334-Is4 cts.
coSTESTs.
l. Francis the First and his Times-Britsh Quar-
teriy ReoieU.
2. Round Island, of Nlauritius- Ne,o Monthly
Mdgasine
3. Norfolk leland United Service lagaz inc.
4. Louis Philippe--Spectator,
D. Record of Ramboulet- Gentlemais's DIaga-
zine.
o. The Miracle Play in the Ammergan-L Ladies
Companion.
7. The Lion Huntress of Belgravia- Punch.
With Poetry and Short Articles.
WASHINGTON, December 27, ls45.
Ofall the Periodical Journals devoted TO Litora-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to 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 human mind in the at
most expansion of the present age
J. q. ADAMS.
A new volume has just commenced
Published weekly at st year, by
l.. LIrTELL s. Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHlLLlNGTON,
Oct l-dtw&wlw corner Pa. av. and 1! at.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
The Steamer Thomas CoIlyer's Week.
p IA The fine, new, and fast boat
tty7 ,S2slz5 THOMAS COLLYER will depart
at the following hours. A coach
connects with the boat in Warrington. Boat
fare, ~ cents; boat and coach, 1872 cents. Per-
sons going, and not leaving the boat, g. cents
each way in the boat.
Leaves Alexandria at S, g., III, a. M; II, 81,
and ., p. M
Leaves Washington at 81, lOI, a. m; l2,, .,
1, and 81, p. IN.
G5.rhe Thomas Collyer will make her trips TO
Mount Vernon next week.
Octl-lw JOB CORSON, Captain
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MR.. r. Liable has the honor to announce
wi 10 the citizens of Washington and George
town, that his fret course Of dancing Lessons for
the season will commence on TUESDAY, October
29tb at his residence, on Pennsylvania avenue, OPP
positc Wizards Hotel.
DAYS ofTuition shington--Tuesdays, Thurs.
days, and Saturdays; Georgetown--Mondays and
Fridays. tUnionl Sept 24-du
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National Hotel,
y Corner of Pennsylvania 4dpenue and 9th stree


Corner Of Pennsylvania 4duenue and 9th street
Mrs Fitzsimmons, sc HIM Graham, n Y
Miss Galllare, do Frost, do
Mr. Fitzsimmons, do AGaddess, Bait
J Ferguson, Va A + Turner, Boston
L G Candin, do l. Dechcr. do
Small s lady sc NJ Cusares, BuenosAyrcs
Miss nj Drew, Ohio r. Cusares, do
G Cleveland, NO J Finch & daugh, Engd
ii Winklcy, \ Gilmore, Boston
Wetherall, Bait w Wishart, Pa
w Davies & lady, Ga Il II Logan, do
Miss Davies, do Wishart, Pa :
w Shear & lady, do G j Shaffer, Bait
Miss Deare, NJ F. Becher, n Y
II w Walter Philad r. b Keys, Bait
S Gibbs s. lady, 81 Verrier,
Bisen, 10 ID p Ellis, Ga
NJ Dennison, do c Shorter, do
ii Crane, do Thomson, {
w Alling do w Darlington, Va
Morrison, w Indies Inloes, do
Adams & ladies, Ga w w Woodward
Col G. McDougall, Cal T w Woodward do
Capt Phelps, do DR. Mason, Va
Gen + J Green, do Mr. Wilmer, England
Lieut. ii II Rhodes, USN Babbtt, Pa
& Hale Ala McCuoch, la
II Branch, Fla Trudcau, N o
G Hewitt, England A Brown, n
G f Hewitt do Harrison Ny
r G Harrison Ala Sharp, U n
S Lewis lady, do II Porcher, )
Miss Spout Porcher, do
G Buchanan, Phiad Nv Wood, Ky
w Bradford, do G L Maddox, Bait
Saifarans, Tenn DR. o o Norton Ohio
w Whitney, Ky Mrs l. A Hdreth, do
A 5 McCrea & lady Master ii Burt, do
l. + Polk, Tenn Master Cove, do
NJ w Lewis, do Wood Bait
II Pierce, Hudson OH Lawrence, NBruns'k
yass Md Miss Worthingto Ky
Humphreys !, Ala Miss l. Slack, do
Mrs Fair, do w ID Slack, do
J L Ricketts, Philad RP Harrison, Ky
Harris & lady, Ala
United States Hotel,
Pennsylvania Auenue, Jetoeen 3D. and streets.
G w Baker, sc w Wells, Ny
A c lard do II Is Brown, Va
l. ii Smith, do Mrs Turpin, Ohio
J & hlabcy do Miss M Turpn, do
w ID Doser, do III Turpin, do
NJ Campbell, do AT Turpiu, do
w Ector, Ga w Lowaud & lady Conn
b Ector, do w l. DoZier & lady, NC
| b Nj Bocher, S G NJ d Van Loan, Wssh'n
Master Il Bloker, do J Feagnns, Va
| w A Mckenzie, Ill J Il Chunn, Va
| J II Sands u 5 N Edwards, do
J VOORHEES,, Phiad w II Lowrcy, Tenn
| CRBrewster l&child, SC w Ducan, do
| w NJ Bayley, Va SD McAdams, do
r w Mead, NY X w ljams, Md
| Gadsby's Hotel,
| Corner of Pennsylvania Arcnue and Sd street.
J NJ Jones, Va T McAIlister, Geotown
| L NJ Wells, La J Clarke, do
| X Tanner, DO S Eaton
NJ Eigee, do Mrs Eaton, NC
| I l. King, Tenn X b Somerville, Tenn
| NJ Ramsay, do Mrs Somerville child x
{ Bellinger, Ala nurse, do
| w Kelly, Ky G c Cowles, n G
| NJ Dogan, c Cowles, do
| Mrs Dogan, do s Old lady, Miss
| J Porter, do Mrs Brooks serv't, do
| Mrs Porter, do A II Toomb, do
| Miss Jeffrey, do Dozar lady, do
| w Tippin, do L w Lloyd, &c
| w Whittan, Mass w w Jones, Va
| G Porter, Bait NJ Johnson, Md
| G ii Smoot, Va SH Greene, Mass
| l. Lacharm, y l. q Jones, n
Wilson, Philad Miss Jones, do
NJ Thomas, y c n II Wright, Ala
! J w Field do II r Lush, o
| n Nelson, Miss
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The POSTMASTER GENERAL.-Wc have received
1--WE know not from whom an engraved portrait
OF the Hon. n. X. Hall, Postmaster General of the
United States 1t is from the photographic press of
Sacony, and published by J. 4. Crowel New
York. IL 10 finely executed, aud an excellent like.
ness.
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WHITE KID GLOVES WHITE KID
GLOVES.

lust received large assortment of Ladies' and
u Gentlemens White Kid Gloves. Also
sortment Of Gentlemen's White and Drab Buck
Gloves. PARkER'S Perfumery and
Fancy Store, Penn. av. near Nat. Hotel.
Sent eS-3t