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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-12
REMOVAL MUSICALE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED having removed to his residence
Il Il, between Ninth and Tenth Streets will b
happy receive his orders hereafter there through
the City Post Office He will continue insructing the
Piano. Guitar, Violin, Flute, and in Vocal Music, afte
the principles Of the Conservatoire Of Music at Leipzig
Germany. G. W. SCHUERMANN,
nov 4-dtf Professor of Music.
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Book6inder and Paper-ruler.
DLANK Books, Manuscripts, Periodicals and Old Books
ID e-bound; and Maps vanished and mounted on
rollers All Of the above done in the best style and
the shortest notice.
oct 22-1m nsrF street, near Navy Department.
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER IL

an rises Oh 4om sum sets Al. som.
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS receiving a good assert
ment of the following Goods which they offer at
sonable prices:
American and English Table Cutlery Of every variety
Plated and Albata Forks and Spoons
Plated Candlesticks Shutters and Trays
Nursery Tenders of superior quality
Pierced Iron and Bronzed do.
Polished steel and plain iron longs and Shoyes
Bronzed Umbrella and other Stands
Brushes of every variety
Block Tin and Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots, &c.
LINDSLEY & BADEN,
nov T-eo2w1 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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UTORSDELL'S Vegetable Pills. = These
wv very justly popular family Pills may always be had
at wholesale retail at the Drug store Of and
7th streets, OF J.F CALLAN.
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General Banking and Exchange Business.
COMPREHENSIVE

COMPREHENSIVE.
THE undersigned respectfully announce to the public
that they have entered into copartnership for the
transaction OF general Exchange and Banking business
in the city of Washington, under the firm Of
sELDEN, wITHERS a co.
All business entrusted to them will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Late Treasurer of the United States
JOHN WITHERS,
OF Alexandria, Virginia.
r. w. LATHAM,
ofthe city Of Washington.
L. p. BAYNE,
mar Oft OF Baltimore, Maryland.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-12

CILK MITES.
- SO dozen Silk Mitts suitable for house and streeof
all grades long and Short with and without fingers.
sep 29-1m - VERIFY q MILLER.
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A Ill Of Harper Brothers Publications.
IA All Of Appletons Publications.
All Of Putnam's Publications,
Little Browns, Boston; and all books published II
the United States.
For sale at the publishers prices by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
June 28-tf Booksellers, near 9th st.
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StTATIoNERS WAREHOUSE, 20 South Fourth Street,
- Philadelphia. Wholesale ony)
HYMAN L. LIPNIAN, Importer Of French and Eng
lsh Stationery offers to the trade, at Staoners Ware
house, n complete assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
IF he hest uuality at the lowest rates. mar "a
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GUNS AT REDUCED PRICEs.-LINDs
W LEY BADEN have on hand good assortment of
double and sngle-barrel GUNS which they Offering
at reduced prices. Asoa good assortment of Flasks
Pouches, Gamebags Wads Caps, Powder and Shot, &c.
- 3wif
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MARBLE AND FREE-sToNE CUTTER,
street. bettoeen 1871 and 14ut, Washington City, d. O.
MARBLE MANTLES, Monuments, Tombs, Head ant
lNl Foot Stones, &c, constantly hand, of the bes
quality and workmanship All kinds of Stone for Build
ing, &C All kinds of work in his line faithfully executes
AZ The shortest notice ap left
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DLANKETS.-Weh have in store 200 pairs of bed
ID Blankets all grades, and prices from $3.50 to $l8.
bales $50 pairs Servants Blankets which will be
sold very cheap. VERIFY & MILLER.
sen 2g--1m
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UHE CHEAPEST AND BEST MAG
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CONTRIBUTIONS:
Sunset, by Mrs S. J. MegaIge.
A Sisters Wish
The Minister'S Daughter by Ella Rodman
The Silent Heart, by J. X. Holmes.
The Morning Cloud, by n. A. Wheeler
Leaves from my Lady's Album, edited by Henry Nor
ford.
The Birds Of Passage, by J. B. Cone.
The Kings Fsvoriie, by Ann S. Stephens
TIE Faded Vine by Jane Gay.
Mine Own, by Henry Morris.
Winter Gardening, by Mile. Defour.
To my Little Daughter Alice, by William Pembroke
Mulchinock
Henry KiTke White, by J. +. w, Jr.
Dora Aiherton, by Iuthor Of The Valley Farm
Alone, by VS..
Richard Femming, a Story OF Virginia
The Book Closet, by Emily Hermann
The Farewell Supper, by E R. Smith.
Twilight Melodies, by Henry j. Vernon
Editors Table
Review Of New Books
Fashions for February
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~ p. PUTNAM'S Latest Publications.
NIL Salander and the Dragon, by Rev. F. w. Shell
ton, with Illustrations. 50 cents
IAN epogue which Bunyan might append TO bis True history
curreot vce-sap6erm Literary World.
II The Worlds Progress, third edition. with Addende
No - y
ol-f6is place every Table
Ill Ehningers Outlines 70 lrvtng's Dolph Heyhger
The hgh artistic merit both design and execution and the
vgr freedom grace and expression ne cannot M TO VIA
aJn.,.,on Home journal
" The Memorial edited by Mary z. Hewitt containing
original articles by many of the eminent writer's ofthe
day. - , , ,,, n.
Y. Mrs Cowden Clarkes Heroines Of Shakspere. Part
fret, POrtia -
"1hs extremely well des-nsenOusy contracted and inter
ss,;nslv told" Post
VI Prof Hackley's TngOnomeIry, win us application
to Navigation Astronomy Il.
An Encyclopedia and valuable Of all hat pertains to
ia ipnortant subject" Literary World.
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"a Homeopathic Dispensa- y.-rhe ctz3ns .
Rrook D. favorable he estsbisme ola Homeopathic
Dspepsay 10 said City for the relief Of the INDECENT pool
are Invited n s'tend meeting the Female Academy on
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 20. Al o'clock. 70 take into
consc Grafton plan that will be presented TOR establishing
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ Prize Singing Classes.- hlusic for the
People Ill has long been cherished idea with me SUB
scrber that the enjoyment and blessing Of Music should be
realized extensively by the People Hitherto The ex,
Quiste pleasures arising from knowledge aud pracuce OF
this divine have been confined to the few while the
many have been obliged take their music al second or
90 without entirely But since many thousand hearts
have been thrilled with strange delight by the singing OF
the "Queen of Song the desire To know moreof Music
has been awakened In muluudes OF bosoms. Hundreds
are seeking musical instruction who would probably
never have dreamed Of studying Music but for the Influence
OF the Swedish Nightingale And hundreds of others are
DESTROYS of learning who have yet taken The hrst step
To aid In meeting and gratifying such desires the suhscr
Der proposes open what he will denomnae Prize Sing
ing ClAsses, IN New-York and Brooklyn Each pupil will
be the regular price for Of Is lessons and
will receive, complying with the terms OF the Class
three prizes three musical pubicatons-all vsua
be to he made known at the opening Of the CasI These
prizes are worth nearly quite much the price of tut
uon and will be found 10 be Of practical utility to each
pupil. -
The fret Class will be opened In New-York on MON
DAY EVENING the 2Olh inst in the Lecture Room Of the
Seventh Presbyterian Church, (RevDr Hs6ed'sl corner
Broome and Ridge SITS The first evening free 10 ali, when
the terms and prizes viii be made known.
jlSa DARIUS Z. JONES' Teacher OF Music.
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" stimsOn II Co.'s New-0rleans and Mo-
bile Express, 10 Wali-st.-We shall dispatch az
Express with Freight Specie Jewery &C per Steamship
FANNY, SATURDAY, January Is, 1851 to NEW,08-
LEANS and MOBILE. Also, per steamship OHIO,
SATURDAY, January 25, 1851. No freight received on
The DAY Of sailing. STIMSON 4 co.
lsWallst New-York and ST. Charles II otel Building,
il6 Ct New-Oreans
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CHARLES SUMMERS WRITINGS,

II
VIBRATIONS AND SPEECHES, with three ributes
OF Friendship by Charles Sumner-Just publishe d. two
volumes l6mo. Price 81 sop. S92
Freedom-pesona rational fIsedom- highest sad
nobet needs no bsie Champion, more enlightened and
virtuous sIpositor" ~. 7 Buckingham
Pew men in Massachusetts, are 40 widely abroad,
well appreciated by letters home As tsache there are
the land who sIsrtng 60 nobs
With very great powers and the classical requirements
the advocate Of philanthropy While we cannot agree
pose Albany Register.
These are The productions Of rpe scholar and eloquent
tor Mr. Summers style Of great beauty and power His
and of all ages Is gracefully used illustrate
subject he generous and hearty
vads these rleees sure TO create enthusiasm IN thOss whom the
Eo man can deny that Charles Sumner ready accomplished
and Orcse writer capable alike Of great elegance and great
strength" Boston Post
Some opinions be acceptable Though most Of
these will believe be sbundanty popular the future but 40
nss may b. evsrs~Ssrs prevalent Ichrsan Inquirer
productions the the True Glndsu Nations
and that on the Scholar the Jurst ne Ari NE fhahIop
commemorative Of Pickering story Aon and Chsnnmg should 90
them usa'ured up IN permanent toIm w.. T,,.,
NV. have Mr. Summers printed u.s.
u personal knowledge 10 their singular merits Ieey
not productions be aside that called them
forth but TO be preserved for our future instruction and delight
Of the suthoIs nd-hs earnestnstte union Of moral fearless
fashionable belief" New Yort Tribune.
The Grafton oil mr. SUMNER Tor Taste eo ence ana coafhp
well as for fearless nepd has been rarely eqaaed modern
hannsue." [Chambers Edinburgh Journal
Mr. Summers oraonThe True Grandeur Of kaons-has been
published here different forms Three large editions Of
the shilling form have teen disposed Of"
London correspondent Of the Boston Atlas
There glowing passages this address which thrill the
soul" North American Review.
"suoh Victor Hugo Rh.d Golden and Charles Sumner
have much DO with the fstuFs Of their respective countries
London Herald OF Peace
"M noble deserved the high compliment which
Quincy Adams who sentiment, At ths
dinner which place Phi Beta Kappa The
Memory of the Scholar the Jsrf the drtsf and the PhanfhTO
PITT the eMoy the long s Of the kindred SPIRIT who
has this dsy embamsd them all Christian Register.
TICKNOR, REED FIELDS,
lis StWS&W Publishers, Boston
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" Notice TO NavigatOrs.-CUSTOM HOUSE,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFcE, October q, 1850
Tbe 9Th section Of Of Congress- approved 18th Sep
tember 1850 entitled An Act making appropriations for
Light Houses, Light Boats, Buoys." sc. provides
"That hereafter all buoys along the coast In bsys
bors sounds channels shall be eoOred and numbered
that passing up the sound entering the bay
hRrbor channel red buoys with numbers shall be
passed on the say6odyd hand black buoys with num-
ber he port hand and buoys with red and black stripes
either hand BuOys In channel ways 10 be coored with
alternate ehite and black perpendicular stripes
Hereby give notice that the provisions OF The foregoing
Law win be carried into effect and the changes indicated
Sen made In The arrangement OF the baoys IN the waters
OF nus Oistricl on OF about The LIST OF May, 1851
oSo SAwSm II. MAXWELL. Collector.
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EHHE WATER.C CURE JOURNAL Tor

II NTIE W = In OO WI UVN IbAN1AJ IOI
Il FEBRUARY, this day published, contains articles on
Clothing; Hydropsthy for the People an Autobiography
a Female Medical Student; Womans Dresses; Surgical
Operation Home cases in Wa'ercure Sickness in Cshfo
MA Measles its Nature and Treatment; Cutaneous Res
pration; Cholera, the Graefenberg practices Food and
lustrauons
FEBRUARY ToPIcs-Cholera in California; Bathing; In.
huenza Dendion, its Disorders and Remedies Rational
ism; Lecture on Hydropathyi Dysentery, its Water
Treatment; Womsn's Rights; the Water-cure at Home;
Pill Doctors and Water Doctors Experience in the Water
cure; Burns 5calds Plea for Physical Lej re
male Lecturers the Waercure in Oregon Careless or g
norant ApOhecAres; Health Of England.
Reviews, Miscellany and choice variety complete the
number for February.
Tie new volume commenced with January. Now is the
time 10 subscribe. Price only One Dollar year.
Published by FOWLERS WELLS,
i8 q l3i Nassau-st New-York
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LECTURE NOTICES.


~ Highly Interesting Lectures.-Rev. w s.
BALCh wild deliver Course OF three Lectures on ire
land Scotland Holland &c al Knickerbocker Hall, corner
OF Eighth ave. and Twenty thirdst
first Lecture on Ireland Wednesday Evening the
22d Jan.
Second Lecture on Scotland, Friday Evening, the
3lst Jan
Third Lecture on Holland at some evening shortly afer
OF which public notice will be given.
JAdmittance l2i cents. Tickets to be had at DUNNS
Bookstore or at the door the night Of the Lectures
Doors open etLecuTe commences at "a O'Clock J0S"
~ Lectures on Art.-A Course Of six Lectures
will be by the Artists of New York, al the SiuYve
Insituie, Broadway. The first will take place on
TUESDAY the 2tt Jan at O'Clock In the evening by The
well known and highly popular Lecturer, HENRY
JAMES, Esq The subject: "The Principle OF Univer-
salty in Art" Admission p cents
jas 2gis- 3. S. OSGOOD, Chairman of Co nmittee
~ Mercantile Library AssOciarOn.-LEC-
TURE AT CLINTON HALL.-Mr. JOSEPH ). LEE, OF
Montreal, viii deliver Lecture al Clinton Hal, this (Sat
urdsy) evening, At y O'clock Subject THOMAS HOOP"
Abundance, l2t cents. jlslr
~ Teachers AssocIation.-Dr f. P, BANNING
viii deliver Lecture before this body THIS (Saturday
and Elm SITS Subject THE Upright Posture, or Human
Symmetry" All Teachers, male and female, the various
School officers and others interested invited to attend
rS- Free Lecture on HydrOpathy.-Dr T. L.:
NICHOLS will Lecture at KnckerbOckeT Hall. corner OF
Twenty lhirdtt and Eghtf-av. on TUESDAY EVEN
ING Jan 81 at "A O'Clock, the Principles AdsPlauons
Results and Home Practice of the Water Cure Admission
free and collection taken TO defrey expenses JIG Ss
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

pOOK OF ARCHERY. comprising the
hBHisiory aud complete Use Of the Bow for Exercise
and Amusement Illustrated by 30 plates, together with
large variety Of Miscellaneous Sporting Prints &C. &c
among COLMANS Old Stock, now selling for very small
nrces. el 9n4 Brnadway up stairs ll8 2us
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7 EVER'S LAST BOOK!!

4 EVER'S LAST BOOK
llKATE ODONOGHUE- by Charles Lever, beautiful
" iusaed-Is published and for sale this morning al the
chesp hook store of T. B. PETERSON
98 Chesnutst Philadelphia.
Price S74 cents a copy. II is an excellent book.
CHARLES LEVERS NOVELS.
CHARLES OMALLEY, the Irish Dragon Complete
In one volume of 324 pages. Price 50 cents
HORACE TEMPLETON, Levers New Book. Con-
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TOM BURKE OF OURS. go pages Price 5Octs
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HARRY LORREQUER, 404 pages Price 50 CTS.
KATE ODONOGHUE. l36 pages beautifully llustra
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The above books for sale by eli Booksellers and News
Agents in the country News Agents viii be supplied al
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" Mercantile Library ASS ociatlon.-The An
nual Election Of Officers of this Association will be held at
Clinton Hail. corner Of Beekman and Nassau TUES
A NJ 10 p M.
No Member who IL in for dues viii be entitled to
vote [ilsAl c. w. OGDEN, Rec. Recy.
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FOURTH THOUSAND.
DELIVERIES OF A BACHELOR

III EN EhIEO UT "A
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faculty Of expression obtained by dsIyng whegsy
~ and beautiful freedom Of spirit that makes him not ashamed 10
unfold depths his Mr. Ii Marvel has opened
IHsrpsrs New Monthly.
clears the head the heart rsvv6ss the soul sweet
the and males himself other
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Newark Advertiser.
The dip the pages has Ike bathing the heart the
flooding memories other than
weight in gold language which breathes and ows
the that doubted the BacheOnsm OF the
author real truth may the history Of the heart
81 faithfully written Auburn Journal
more fearful product OF the heart scarcely DO
[Arthur's Home Gazette.
certainly Of the finest productions Of the literary genius
country and will be universally read With pleasure and adm
ration" Courier and Enquirer
If some parts poey-rea poetryequa to
attached thm have yet 70 learn what real poetry
is" Springfield Republican.
"Quotatons give but the depth Of feeling the beau
hu winning ranknes the Of the soul and the sin
gua which characteze this remarkable vol
ume It's quaint ingenuity OF wholly lost extracts,
order enjoy the delicious adaptation Of form 70 sentiment
which would be hard IL equal must be read as con
summate artistic gemhke whole IN Y. Tribune
Gan the critics praise Of the choicest specimens Ofha
and half that has ourtne International
True feeling refnsment purity AMI elegance Of style the
prome characteristics this delightful and admirably erecutsd
volume" lknickerbocker
"Hs at once true man and schoar-hs eloquence which
guhe forth food, could osy from the depths Of
such he alone who has be
thoroughly mbued with the best Of Tie wPrls ~
supply CHAs. sCRIBNEP, date Baker & scribnerJ
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" Deafness Cured.-DR. LUYENERsl EAR IN

~ Deniness Cured.-DR LUYENERS. EAR IN.
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RON unu Tor ne exclusive treatment Of Ear diseases
DEAFNESS discharges from the external Ear and the various
distressing noises In the head removed without risk pain
refused.
CAUTION The Deaf cautioned against APPLYING 10
these selfstyed Aurlsts. They, with her snowy sig ns
e the many advertised qusck oils, raps sci by I'M
pdncpled knsves 70 catch the unwey Those mposters
are not merely confined 10 this city alone ba sprngng
up The Mushrooms In other cities.
Dr.. LUTENERs unprecedented success s the cause Of
0oee fangahke Aurists Dr. Lntener has no connection
whh any other person and Ia the only recognized An
the Unied States ala l0t
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IN PRESS.-A NEW NOVEL by the
n Author Of Rockingham,

IN PRESS.-A NEW NOVEL by the
n Author Of Rockingham.
LOVE AND AMBITION
T Novel Love ard Ambition, By the author Of RocS
The ola work 81 fiction hy the suhor
Rockingham vii be gratefully welcomed b. reader Of
delightful Novel 1hs descriptive force and truth the vaned
Temaria able vigo Il narrative tn and tons
Of sentiment. aud the domac d. ton. which stnkngy
ssd that will have prepared the pubic eHpsc much
from the future productions Of this gifted au'hor erua Of the
volumes satisfy Justly rcfed BY he
earlier production Of the pen In Love and Ambition
find al The hacterst, qualities which formerly charmed Rock
nehsm will The elements Of interest which read
ers viii perfa attractive London Quarterly.
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Answorth's great Romance WINDSOR CASTLE, with
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lVBcwsry-JAMEs II. JUNE co. Propret9rs-
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOoNa
PERFORMANCE at q O'Clock. THIS EVENING, jan
IS Mons Francois Tournare the CO uer OF 81 Peters
bureh Gymnastc Exercises by Mr.. Nixon and Pupils
Tire Clowns Nile Louise 10 The Sports OF the manege-
The FRENCH TROUPE In their extraordinary performs
ances OF Horsemanship. To conclude with lalghaole
Aherpiece Private boxes, 50 cts Boxes - Gus fu IA
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~ Thomas PRine.-The lI4h Anniversary OF the
Birthday OF Ibis noble Champion Of Civil and Religious
Liberty VIII be celebrated BY Ball and SappeF al the
Coliseum, $50 Broadway he 29h inst Tickets be
ing win be held each sunday previous TO the 18Th p
NJ II the Free snquirer's Library Room Military Hall,
Bowery Al pesons friendly he eanse are invited 70
attend Ilslts
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A S SEAMsTREss and Dressmaker, in a
XgeHtlemRn's family, by respectable girl who under
stands her business perfectly, cut and make chdrens
clothes Hss objection TO going into the country GO
Ing out by the day The best Of references be given
Can be for three days At Isl Auansicst Brooklyn
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MINERVA ROOMS, 4O6 Broadway.-

MINERVA ROOMS, 400 Broadway
I'VE COGSWELLs PANORAMA or LIFE IN CALL
fORNlA. and on the lsthmus OF Dsrien, open THIS
IL the frat opportunity offered the public Of seeing
and full representation OF the Cities Villages, Val
leys Missions Bays Rivers Mining Regions &c together
with the Picturesque Ruins. Public Buildings. Religious
Professions Holiday Fees Of The City OF Panama Crossing
the sihmus, Chagres River Manners and Customs OF The
People. AdmistADce IS cents Commence At u O'Clock.
precisely Open every evening during the week Exhibit
non every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon, com
uencing at 5 2. NJ tic g.
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" liguid Hair Dye, improved 90 ~ 70 color The
nsr % Whisken the moment IL applied without the leest
Mluy nh entirely free from unpleasant odoF, and can oe
washed with he strongest soap Immediately Il e applied,
Without waiting 10 dry. For sale OF applied At BArcHEL-
sa's Wig Factory, WAlsI myl5 TuThGSatf