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JOHN ,. CUNNINGHAM, esq, of Norfolk county,
Virginia, formerly editor of the Portsmouth
Ps7ot,) has been appointed aid de- camp to the
COMMANDMENTS of that State, with the
rank of Colonel of Cavalry. Hurra for the
Colonel! And oh! that he had had this title
before he went to the Worlds Fair. Would he
not have borne his blushing honors thick upon
him ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD-FELLOWs' HALL.

NEW ORLEANS OPERA AND BALLET TRoUPEi
y s. SANFORD'S celebrated Troupe take pleasure in
-. announcing that they will commence a series of
their unique Entertainments in this city on
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13.
On which occasion programme containing variety OF
and popular melodies, instrumental
etc. etc, will be presented.
For particulars see future advertisements and bills
CT
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A CARD.

TINHE MANAGERS of the Metropolis Piano Forte Asso-
citation take pleasure in announcing to the subscri
bers the arrival OF the two first Pianos intended for dis
ribuon, and they will be ready for exhibition Tenn
perance Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday, between the
hours of II IN. and p.
Ladies and gentlemen, particularly professors and
teachers respectfully invited to call above, and
test the quality of these Pianos which of beautiful
tone, clear and distinct and cannot fail of giving satsc
ton to those who wish to obtain frstcass instrument
meeting of the subscribers will be held at the same
place Wednesday evening next, at O'clock for the
payment of their first nstament and the disposal of the
Instruments agreeaby to the articles of the Association
l3-3t /
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FALSE RUNoRs Reports are being circu-
lated in different parts of the country, announ-
cling the failure Of merchants and breaking of
banks, when in many cases there is not the
least shadow of truth for such stories. The
man or men who start such falsehoods should
be punished TO the utmost extent of the law.
Baltimore Irqus
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PIASos.-Thcre is in this city Piano-forte
Association, the object of which is to supply sub
scribcrs with these instruments ON the payment
of monthly instruments The managers have
just received two planes intended for distribu-
ton, and which win be on exhibition at Tenn
perance Hall to-day and tomorrow between the
hours of twelve, m, and four in the afternoon.
They represented as of fine and distinct tone
qualities which can easily be tested by those VIII
are interested. -RsDubhc.
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GEORGETOWN sAW-MILL, PLAsTER-MILL
AND MACHINE-SH0P

JoSEPH NICHOLSON proprietor, opposite Rays Mill.
~ Here may be had at all times, all kinds Of Oak, Pop
lar Hickory, and Walnut Lumber, Ground Plaster in
any quantities, and all kinds of smithing and machine
work done TO order and the most reasonable terms
net A-S&J.3m
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no BoOKsELLERs, sTATI0NERs oTHERs.

NOR SALE LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS to a work
IL which is issued in mon THY parts and paid for by
subscribers upon delivery The net proceeds after de-
Quoting all expenses attending the receipt and delivery
Of the work. between eight and nine dollars month";
clear. The List viii be sold ut bargain.
Persons wishing to inquire further, will address O.
Trim through the Post Office, Washington giving their
names, address &c. oct ll--eo3ta
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HYMNs-BIRLEs- PRAYER- BOOKS

HYMNS-BIBLES-PRA
Hymns Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Ill Hymns Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hymns Of the Methodist Protestant Church
Lutheran Hymns
The Psamst, with supplement
Watts and Rippon
Watts and Select Hymns
Parish Hymns
Psalms and Hymns
Episcopal Prayer-Bo with Lessons
Bible and Prayer-bound together
Catholic prayerDooks
Bibles and Testaments large and substantial Rami
Bibles, Pocket Bibles, etc.
All Of the above In every variety and style Of binding
A. GRAY,
ap 26-eodn 9TH street, opp. Odd. Fellows, Hall
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS- oct. 2, 1851.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Library of Con-
~ gress will be closed THURSDAY, the 10th in
stant and will not again be opened until Tuesday the
18th of November. JOHN 3. MEEHAN,
oct 3-eod2w Librarian.
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The MoRMoNs-It is said that, with all their
errors and yllanies, they have one redeeu,ipg
feature about them-not drop of liquor is
allowed to be sold in their settlement, at Salt
Lake.
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CENTRE MARKET THIS MoRSISs.- full mar
ket at the following prices: 6eef, 10 cents pei
pound; lamb, &c.; veal, sc.; pork, 10c.; hams,
124c.; chickens, $40 tS3 per dozen ducks, So
per dozen; butter, 16@31c. per pound; eggs,
25c. per dozen; honey, zoe. per pound; pota-
toes, 25c. per peck; turnips, 25c. per peck
tomatoes, 25c. per peck; cymlings 10c. per
dozen; egg plants, 20. apiece; cabbages, 4(3
lOc. per head; cauliAowers, 12c. per head !;
apples, 2o@5oc. per peck; ounces, 3l@50c
per peck; dried apples, &c. per quart; dried
peaches, 121c. per quart
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Preparation are making in New York to have
n suitable demonstration in honor of the highly
important and very brilliant victory which the
Union party ave achieved in Georgia.
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SANFoRp's New ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE de
lighted first-rate audience last night. Thei
whole performances were capital, and th,
laughter and applause unprecedented,
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We learn with regret that the Hon. THOMAS
c. HAcKETT, member of the last Congress,
from Georgia, died at Marietta, in that State,
on the 9Th instant
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JENNY LIND will commence her fall campaign
at Buffalo on tomorrow, with concert for
the benefit Of the sufferers by the late great FIRE
in that city. She gives a second concert on
Friday. Tickets, 80 to 81. She will be in
philadelphia in December
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New ExPoRTATIoN.-Six hundred and fifty
tons of dressed copper ore have been shipped
from the Bruce mines, at Lake Superior, fol
England, by way of Montreal
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PARAMETToEs, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
NEDTnnEc

WE HAVE IN STORE the following, in plain colors
w 800 pieces English Mcrnoes and Paramcttoes.
Cloths Of oil grades and colors.
25 pieces French Mernoes all coors, and at the very
lowest prices
sep 2l-d1m YERBY & MILLER.
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FIRST SHIPMENT OF New BEEF. = Messrs.
Curry & McNally shipped to-day, says the Chi
cago Tribune of the both ult., by the steamer
Wisconsin, one hundred and fifty ticrces and
barrels of new beef, portion of which is des-
tined for the English market.
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TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

yATE have in store large and general assortment
w OF housekeeping Goods, as follows:
10 pieces superior Linen Shectipgs
II do Damask Table Diaper
Splendid Damask Table Cloths, all sizes
10 pieces best IIuckaback Toweling
dozen superior Damask do
40 do lluckaback Towels all prices
Splendid stock Table Napkins
Brown Linen TabeCloths
10 pieces French Furniture Prints
10 do Oildresscd do plain bordered
40 do ca 1914, and 124 Beached Sheetings
Table and Piano Covers
Curtain Muslns
so pieces Irish Linens, all grades
10 do pillowcnse Cotton, &c.
We invite persons in want of the above description
of goods give call, pay great attention to
this class of goods. VERIFY MILLER,
sep IS-im No. g. Pa. av., bet. 9TH 4 Sth sts
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MADAM MALLETT, from Paris, respectfully
lNl announces to the citizens of Washington that she
has taken the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and It'll street. where she may be found ready to
Stains from Silk Goods Of every description Grape Shaws
&c. with all kinds of Cloths and Cassimeres. Kid Gloves
renovated at the shortest notice, to look perfectly
She earnestly requests call from all, by
doing they will save both time and expense.
oct 11-lw
DONNETS AND RIBBONS.-We have just
/ , received lot of cheap FALL. BONNETS, and few
more pieces of wide PLAID RIBBONS, which will sell
cheap. J. b. & A. TATE,
oct 1l--3t Penn. av. bet. 10th and 11th SITS.
TNREy FIRE! FIRE !-Cheever's Patent Fire
IL kindling-the latest blessing to housekeepers and
bachelors-is again in season. and is article of great
economy and convenience to all who have occasion to
kinde fires Price SO cents pack, which will kindle
24U fires. For sale by A. GRAY,
oct 10-tr 18th st., opposite 0dd-Feows Hall.
NEW WOR Bed Scenes, Dying
IN with without Religion. Edited by Davis w.
Clark, d.. ID.
The Land without the Sabbath.
Baccolaureate Discourses, by DR.. DIN.
Herbert Tracey, the Trials Of Mercantile Life and
Morality of Trade.
Stories and Studies from Chronicle and History
Philosophy of Health.
Mrs Bliss Cook Book.
For sale by a. GRAY,
oct 10-tr 18th ST., opposite 0dd-Feows Hall.
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EOOT-HOLDERS.-T is a new, novel, and
IL useful article in the Shoe Incorporating Over
Shoes, and indispensable to every ped stra am pre-
pared to supply the market with the article, Wholesale
and retail. III. JANNfY, Sth street,
oct S-2w the General Office.
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NEW CABINET FURNITURE WAREHOUSE

EIghth street, near PehnSylOanaa avenue.
nAYID A. BAIRD respectfully informs the citizens
IL OF Washington and vicinity that he has taken the
store ON 9Th street. second house from Pennsylvania
nue. formerly occupied by Mr. Boeler and is now re-
ceiYing from New York extensive and well-seected
assortment of Cabinet Furniture Chairs Sofas, &c 1t
Is not deemed necessary to articles intend
TO Keep an assortment to suit all classes The public
respectfully requested TO call and stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
N. B.-The Upholstery and Paper-hanging business
carried usual ut the old stand next door.
oct 1l-eodf
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SUPERIOR OLD WINES. LIouoRs. &o.

4 NAME IN PART, Wines Heidseick A Co.'S Cham
payne, Claret, Hook, .. H. y. Madeira, sherry Lon
don Dock Port, Hunt Co.'S Port Liston, Cciy Malaga,
&C., &C.
Brandies-Od London Dock, 0tard, Dupuy q Co.,
Pinet, Castion a Co, A. Spignotte, sc. +,
Whsky-lrish, Scotch, Monongahea, and Old Rye.
Also Stoughtous Btters, Swiss, Absinth, &c, &c.,
Fresh Peaches received every morning.
JAS. II. LLOYD
sep 1l-tr Pa av., doors east Of 10Th st.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW AND FASHION
ABLE GOODS

TIVE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure of informing his
i friends and customers that he has just received
another supply of NEW FALL and WINTER GOODS,
favor him with call lis stock is complete in every
respect and will be offered at such prices cannot fail
to convince all that they money by purchasing
him His Goods of the best and most fashionable
styles, consisting of French, English, and German Cloths
and Cassmcres of all kinds and qualities, and full
sortment of yestings of the most prevailing styles.
]. y. MUDD Merchant Tailor,
oct 1O-tr ID street beth 18th and Sth SITS.
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a TRUE LADY.-The Louisville Courier, OF
the 8th instant, says: Of the verdict of ten
thousand dollars lately recovered in Henry
county, in this State, in favor of young lady,
in an action Of SANDER, that, so soon as the YER
dict was rendered, the fair Kentucky plaintiff,
scorning to receive the money Of the defendant,
directed her counsel to enter remittiur for the
amount of the verdict, save what would be
sufficient to compensate them for their services
Upon consultation they consented to be salts
fed with five hundred dollars.
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The Army Medical Board for the examination
Of Assistant Surgeons for promotion will meet
at New York on the 10Th of November, and con-
tnue its session for several weeks.
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FORREST HALL.
Young Mems Dramatic Association.

REOPENED FOR THE SEASON.
rINHE Young Mems Dramatic Association beg leave to
inform their friends and patrons that after having
thoroughly renovated and redecoraed the above Hall
with scenery, dropcurtan &C.. they will open
for the season, commencing on THURSDAY evening
next for which occasion the Washington Light Infantry
Band, under the leadership Of Professor Marsole have
kindly volunteered their services The performance will
commence with Kotzebucs beautiful Tragedy of the
STRANGER.
Music by the Band.
To conclude with the laughable Farce Of the
SECRET, OR HOLE IN THE WALL.
Doors open at o'clock; curtain rises X to o'clock
Admittance rs cents. oct 13-3tMW&Th
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The Funeral OF Com. Warrington.

While we write, the solemn pageant is moving
towards the grave of the lamented and gallant
veteran. The martial dirge the deep-toned
cannon, the measured tread, the gorgeous dis
play, and all the pomp and circumstances Of the
military are observed, while the drapery of wo
conceals another and silent portion of the
sad procession as it moves onward IN the fol
lowing order:
The Clergy Of the District.
Senior Medical Officer of the Navy.
Capt. SHOOT, n Com. SKINNER,
c.: CO.: : ;::::::: Co.: ; ::::::'
Gen. JEsUP, " Gen. SCOTT
The Relatives of the deceased; The General
Staff of the Marine Corps; Officers of the Navy
and Marine Corps; Officers of the Army; Off
GERS of the Militia the President of the United
States and Secretary of the Navy; the Heads
of Departments !; the Foreign Ministers and
Suites the Judges of the Courts of the District
Of Columbia; the Comprollers of the Treasury,
Auditors, Treasurer, Register, Solicitor, and
Commissioners of Land Office, Patents, PEN
sions, Indian Affairs, and Public Buildings, and
other Heads of Bureaus the Marshal of the
District of Columbia the Mayor and Corporate
Authorities of Washington and Georgetown;
the Clerks of the several Departments, pre-
coded by their Chief Clerks and other Civil
Officers Of the Government; Societies and Fra
ternities; Citizens and Strangers.
Com. Warrington was native of Virginia.
He was born in November, 1882, and, after
passing his academic course at William and
Mary College, entered the Navy in January,
1900; so that he had served nearly fifty-two
years. His professional services and brilliant
achievements are interviewer with the history
of his country, and are conspicuous in some of
its brightest pages. He was almost the only
one left Of that noble roll of brave naval com
handlers who, in the war of 1872, achieved SO
much glory by their brilliant victories against
an enemy till then deemed invincible. To high
professional merit, Com w. added an amiable
disposition and modesty which won great per-
sonal esteem, and viii make his loss sincerely
regretted.
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aEoRoE1owN AND ITS AFrAIAs.
GKoRorrowE. October l4-l2 m


Female School, Christ Church, Episcopal. y
This school was formed at the same time of the
male department in 1920, under the ministry
of the Rev. G. McIlvaine now bishop of Ohio.
1t is separate organization, and governed by
its own rules and officers e. the superintendent
being opposed TO unions, and is in a flourish
ing condition. There are at the present time,
actively engaged, eleven teachers, librarian,
and superintendent, with over fifty scholars in
regular attendance and about two hundred and
forty volumes in the library. Here too, for
many years they have been engaged in the good
work of raising money to send the Gospel to the
heather world, and have, within the last five
years, educated boy in the mission school in
Africa by contributing $50 per annum for that
purpose. In addition to this, in July last, they
sent donation of $50 to the same school. May
Heaven bless these benevolent ladies, and pros
per them in their pleasant undertaking, and
magnify the missionary contributions of their
little charge even as were the loayes and the
fishes. 1t has been for many years, and still
gruder, as superintendent, of whom it may be
said that no church can boast of more jealous
member, nor the Sabbath school of warmer
friend.
The Baltimore Presbytery will commence its
session in the Bridge street church this evening
at "A o'clock. The Rev. Mr.. Graaff, of Anna
polls, will preach the opening sermon. The
public are invited to attend.
Flour and Grain Market. of 1900 to
1900 bbls flour at 1891 @$38 7A, and one of
1000 bbls at S3.S73. Wheat remains firm at
76 to 78c. Corn So to Soc ELECTRO.
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The following has to be published about
twice each year in the papers, and we guess
our turn has come:
A is like the merchant is in the middle OF
day. Is is like a hot fret makes oil boil. L
is like the end of time-it is the beginning OF
eternity. q is like wisdom-it is the begin
ming of goodness and greatness. II is like the
dying words of Adams-"It is the end Of earth. y
X is like pigs tail-it is the end of pork.
Why is gambling house like q music. box
Because it has .Rats and sharps in it.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

| MAYORS OFFICE,
/ CITY OF WASHINGTON, Oct. ii 1851.
/ REWARD OF 5000.
TTNE ABOVE SUM will be paid for the conviction of
the person persons guilty of any one of the
acts of ncendiarsm which have been committed in
| this city within the last few weeks.
oct l3-3d WALTER LENOX, Mayor.
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We refer our readers to the card of L. w.
HALL, grocer, corner of / and Seventh streets.
Mr.. Hall is determined to sell his goods cheap,
and we speak knowingly when we say, that his
assortment is equal TO any in Washington
Being personally acquainted with him, we car
cordially recommend his establishment to oui
country dealers BE sure to give him call.
Rockville Journal.
We con sav tho same To orr city renders
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Book KEEpING.-We refer to the advertise
ment of Mr.. SHELF, who, it will be perceived,
has secured the aid of Mr. DENNIsoN in giving
instruction in this important and necessary art
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INDIAN MISSIONARIES. -On Sunday last, the
Rev. Henry Requa, missionary to the Oneida
Indians, in Wisconsin, together with Rev. Tab
you-gah- way hay, preacher Of the tribe and
two converted Indians, appeared in the pulpit
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Allen
street, New York, when they made an interest
ing statement about the affairs of the mission
one of the Indians speaking in his native Ian
guage through an interpreter, and two of them
singing hymns in their own tongue to their own
wildly beautiful airs 1t was an interesting
spectacle One of these red men referred to
the part their tribe took in the revolutionary
war, and in the war of 1872, and the migrate
full return Of the government, who erected
monuments over the graves of their own chiefs,
but not over the graves of the chiefs of the
Indians. Their descendants have been driven
back from their ancient lands, and were poor
and needy. But they felt they would be re-
compensed for all by the possession of the Bible
and the gospel. A collection having been taken
up, sum of $3.50 was raised on the spot.
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We can say the same to our city readers.

Gov Williams, of Vermont, delivered bis mes
sage on Saturday. He takes ground in favor Of
carrying out the Compromise acts, but doubts
the constitutonality Of the Fugitive Slave Law;
though he thinks it must be sustained. He also
advocates higher tariff, to afford protection to
home manufactures
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JANNEY's BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

JANNEYS BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
Eighth street, near the General Post Office,
-sSr Is supplied with full and complete as
sortment Of work Of every style; and his friends
spectfully solicited TO examine his stock, or leave
their measures for work oct S-2w
CORK-sOLED BOOTS, of greaty-improved
" style, the only safe and handsome Boot for wet
weather. speedily supplied from the shelf the shop to
punctual customers, at JANNEY'S, sth street,
oct s-2w the General Post Office.
FRENCH CALF DRESS-BOOTS, in the
IL Fall style, for SALE and speedily made to order,
and warranted to IT. sale. JANNEY, sth street,
oct S-2w the General Post Office,
INHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
Il of Washington that he has opened JOB PRINTING
OFFICE of and 8h streets where hes prepared
TO execute every description of job Printing; and he
hopes to be able 10 give satisfaction TO those who may
favor him with their orders.
Cards, Handbils, Notices, Insurance Policies Bank
Checks Labels Pamphlets Se &e printed at short
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1851.
ear Any orders left at the Office Of tho american Tle-
graph will be promptly attended TO- sep l3-tf
T AIDES, AND CHILDREN,s SHOES,
IL Of the more substantial kindsa small supply; to-
gether with good supply Of Boys Boots, Of the best
quality Of work, ut JANNEY'S, Sth street,
oct S-2w near the General Post Office.
JUST Rn Isrn.,s E,n.,,or,0.
do Alternative
do Carmnative
do Sanatiye Pills
do Hair Tonic, &C.
With general assortment of the most leading genuine
popular patent Medicines. . g..
For sale at BLIOTS Drug SOore,
oct s. cor. off 4 18th streets.
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RB The question is-who stole Butt Hud-
sons tub?
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GOLD AND IMITATION

a NUFF PINS I-AnOthtr supply OF UuI Pins just
received together with variety of fancy articles and
Dress Trimmings at Mrs COLLISIONS Fancy and Mill
merry Store SIXTH Street, Louisiana ay
HOODSi HOODS!-An assortment Of silk and
Ill Merno Hoods ON hand, and making daily TO
order and for sale at the New Store SIXTH street.
oct 7-tfl Near corner Louisiana avenue.
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WANTS.

NTANTED-In private family, respectable
wv white woman COOK. City references as To cha
racter and qualifications will be required Apply at the
house of w. q. FREEMAN
oct l3-d6t street. between 18th and 14th sts
wv Apply at the "Telegnph Office" [sep 22-tf
yJTANTED-An APPRENTICE, 10 or II years of
w age. stout boy, well recommended, will hear
Of a good opportunity by applying at this Office.
sep l-tf
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER IA.

SUN rises Oh ON. Sun sets Oh 25m.
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WANTED, by respectable young Girl, stua
wv ton as CHAMBERMAlD or NURSE. The adver
tser may be at Mr. Noxs LIST street, opposite the
Capitol gate, oct l4-3tS