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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES.
% POfDkaS STREET, New Orleans

90 II VI would most respectfully inform the
gubo generally that no has purchased ,he
ne S0nlhern Branch of the Empire TO- has leased he store
I'll, gpoYDRAs sTREET and has lifted up 81 consider.
surpassed facilities for supplying Druggi9ts and Dealers
generally with every aricein this line he confidently socs
an Inspection OF his stock and prices Satisfaction will be
gwen 70 q who may favor him with Their patronage
ne ol wing list only eomnrses part OF his extensive
sofment which can and n be urn the Trade on
as reapOnah = hopse in ,hs snptb.
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Rl-SU LPHlrE OF LIN E may be had at the
- Southern Chemical Works of MASSEY, MARcaL1y Il
70 cQrnsr OIL CLIO and Soils reefs, tacur-rs Of Oil Of
peras, BiSalphite OF Lime, etc. etc.
All oIdsTs for the southern Chemical Works
must he directed to p. L. MASSEY, corner OF Camp and
Graver Streets CON VERSE s. CO corner ol Tnhon
| pitcuIts ana Lafayette streets.
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Expose ses dspsnsss probaslss pour 1889.


Depsnsss sFirGorxtHarss.
se paye Zee sc.eant en- 'S2
sur yes bons ct les bliels echrsEt Gu 1881
tlIosa
ShuIte-t "ntnsent CUTIE appropriation
sunete $4,000
NJ H., ~ 20 AVN peihpta $4,000 w
seIose, en- 1852 aeon lacte maj lsi7
e. AUX ternes j uns ordunnnnce du Con
teh Gdepte le lanSIer ls4s, our leGon-
A, ,1r les =, p9ns De eette MunloFse $4,000 20
hohtllL ue "ppI 'priation necesssie u
utpoSe en- lsos' preleSer sur les bllets de
tn1iche Four reneOGtrsT fNnETun
uous 'HIt par Fkiat te Muniti l7ONOOO
Escompe pour raenenl ouptunt les taxes
ue 'so4'-.... lO.NOrO
ss5,,ssS ST. So:ss9 50
Rss.,t,s n y,s,fr, sl,O94,gI3s
:, s,e' f
I,rnr.a. 49, Il, $4,000
1 i POM nll-ius oas ets l,sO0 10
nm ,u'.n lux col oiteufs 1900 on
JIH!st ehafreueA, etc. ...-..n..,s35,OC 10
MONS reimbursement de Ia PROPER
~, ioh pour Ia Ter Muncpalre.. $500 o. slsOOOn
l.ey'r des marches pour 1858. 7sSOS n
1tilefeeA.
Vsne de terrain. dc buttnte en- connt.nt e. '''' w
ohets, payable en- 1883, - ct s.......sdoO oop0
n.,.. ssi,So0 OG-- Ssa SOC %
POUR 'S'4 SO
Ds H pour Iss, .s7732s %
DE-, Ohlisajoo, ,0-or0,,u, Il, sl,2Is,7Sls8
uesfns, eng cent cnsusnte mi
ues ieut etre renouvee peuI un an,
5yN6fbna
S72S73l 50
' -, N~NNH'''''' 80 '''' 2S73l 50
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1H1LNHbNNo AND LAKk PONTCHARTRhTN,
POETCHkIiTHAIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
EafI and Writer 7rrsngsmsat for Departure the Cars
commencing October /, 1851.
TIE CARS


IL An UhMBUs leaves Canal aad Chanyes s,raaf avsyy
qagrter Of sr b0u, tor the Depot
a torse Gar will leave the City end every morning
Ut CLOCK, and The Lake end evening at O'clock
No.,. O. ). ". SMITH, Superintendent.
z-enoIleals, septeGDef ~ Ieoi. mill tt 32p
Rev Orleans and Carroilton RAILROAD.
A a. y..zss Ej55,ss $3.50
{ IARROLLTON LlNE-Departure of Trains,
IRON NEW ORLEAEs:
noe oaI-alf-pat A. M, quarter past and halrpast
Steam Traas-8 and every hour afterwards until p
M hciuslVely in summer, and until quarter past in
winter. r -
FROM cARROLLTos:
Sorse Cars--5 A: III, = and 10 P. NJ.
steam rans-7 NJ, and hour afterwards until p
NJ. ncaslVely In summer, and until half past NJ in
winter. ~ "
cents Children under l2 years and servants lOc
day in February and end second Monday in November
Lafayette Line.
These cararuD to and from The Depot, No. Is Bafonn
win,s, f,o, DfTP Pf.dI or CARE; ~,
, Depot, Is Heroine st..,...7 "a
In SUMMER from Lafayette ...............6
- Depot, Is 8aFonna st.,...,6. TX 8
Alter which the cars leave each and every Item ut
until O'Clock P. M ~
Then, at s4, 9, 10 and II p. NJ, from the Depot
, And at 81, Va and l01s P. M, IRON Lafayette.
fars-lO cents. Children under II years half price,
t NnaSpeclal Night Cars for parties balls neetuFs
~ e4t,Llltu Nhsn tsUuFrH. nh5l lv
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WIN. 2. CONVERSE and others, praying tor
w the incorporation of the Home Mutual lnsuranc.
Company OF Neworleans No. 1904. State of Lgusian
Fourth District Court of Newtle ans.-W heress William
praying for d, confmaton OF The Ac, Of Incorporation
the Home Mutual Insurance. Company OF New Drlean5
passed before jacob Soa, ESQ.,, notary public of this ty
on The 9Th iuy oil hovemter l5l Notice hereby giyei
all persons interested, show cause, within thirty ay
from the hrs publication hereof why the prayer the pet
TONERS should not be granted.
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ECLlpSE STABLES,
RATES FORDNEY, PRoPRIEToR-On Phi.
- EtpPa street, opposite Union -Horsea at all ~
lmea 10 let, either II haness OF saddle. SSSSfa
arr Several tine Horses hand tursa!s. E&H3
n ~ Also, prime lot of kentucky NJ ulas szx2.,zAa
a-s-Al Tor sHln. rnaannnhe tcrmA. IN
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THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE
L AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
utnor zed Capital. TIN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
Surplus and Reserved Fund ..,,,..,.,,,., $40 0t0
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Statement Of the Capital and Investments of the
U. 3. Life Insuran nee, Annuity and Trust
Co. Of Philadelphia -. Dec 81 1850
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Deutiirices.

i, Dentiirices.
GIfls Tooth Wash,
Chlorine do. do.
"; Laerue'e Tooth and Gum
SUscifiC,
CalCped Carbon,
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FOR DYsP PsIA.
Prepared from tie Fourth Stom..

THE true Digestive
Fluid or Gastric Juice,
prepared from Rennet OF
The stomach of the OK,
after directions given by
Baron l.eibig, the great
Physiological Chemist .
by J. 3. Hougmon, M.
ID. No. ii North Eighth
street, Philadelphia, the
only Immediate and per
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CApIiOn.Eaeh bstts q =. G:nuins o!ygp,.sd Bitter,
~ vtfA ~ e9nstass u Geo. Green, Prsprssr spsu Thrs
- - aadiusas TASTY engraved label tbs
0enesat Assns ssd vhse all adirssssd
' "
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-06
From the Hartford Daily Times, Nov. ).
!. - K...k kI.xxiUu.

The State election of New York will take place To-
morrow Tuesday The governor is not elected ihs year
Eight State officers, however are 10 be chosen, VIZ
court OF appeals judge. secretary OF Stale, compolef
treasurer attorney general engineer, canal COMMISSIONER
and inspector OF prisons.
We shall not be at all surprised if the wings carry The
Slae-no their political strength, but through me
canal and other side questions There is the sum OF he
millions OF dollars at issue, and the wings nave paSeiy
appealed 10 the laborers and others dechy pointing 10
this vast amount OF gold, and telling them mat II the
wings succeed they will get the beneh OF III ou' u ne
democrats triumph the money VIII no. DC BORROWER ah
distributed By provision OF the Stale constitution inc
legislature is prohibited from making Slae deot oui w
the very face OF this. the wings have passed Dill wheh
oblgales the State 10 pay DEBT OF mug nlons % uo
lars The democrats protested against this glang breach
OF the constitution and the fact that ey ala so hohesy
aud boldly is used by the wings TO make Tue iaooers pc
eye that democrats would deprive them OF labor ana
money from the State treasury. while the wings would
lavish both upon them abundance IL Is feared on such
repre- sensations, involving millions OF dollars 'hat inc
wings will make large gains IN certain oouh'es-enous"
TO carry their ticket. !,
The New York Tribune of Saturday says there are
seven counties in which the wings will gain 900 votes
The same paper says that certain letters afe DONG Their
perfect work among the canal demoerats and also re-
marks that be aborine men OF New YORK, REGARDLESS
of party have determined to cast great vote LOT me "a
nal enlargement" The great $9O00,OOO wing PPM
cple" is used to its utmost capacity.
Another thing will probably nlure the democratic
New York we reie 70 Inc enoras Q, &c. 9,
as if the free people OF this great republic were not aoe
TO take of their own interests and preserve the
Union without the especial meuullnR oi lew uoAcno W
oficious fellows of New York city, in part broken-down
hacks who have regard Tor the people, or hope OF
promotion by them These fellows-men OF one idea
only like the abolitionists made up ticket from
both the democratic and wing nominees, claiming for il
the exclusive merit CT unsurpassed devotion TO the
Union Sill, gentlemen on both tickets, who are pro-
scbed by these worthless as true and devoted Union
men as ever lived-men who acted or sympahzed
with the abol,ionss or secessionss One OF the mem
boldly and declares the whole design 10 be play into
wing hands, and asserts that he is done with the con-
Germ II the Union really rested upon this miserable fac
their patriotism or good sense should feel that dsso
luton was at hand But, in view OF the decision OF w
peopie North West, and South there can be no fears oil
dissolution; and the sooner the "New York Safety Com
mtee hide their heads, the they will escape the
finger OF public scorn.
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Our paper goes TO press without the receipt of infor-
nation which would authorize any positive declaration
as to the result OF these important elections Judging
however from the data before belief is that the
democratic ticket has been successful in New York.
In Mississippi the reports are such as were expected
General Foote will doubtless be elected by majority
fully equal that given TO the Union ticket in the election
Of members OF the convention and it is quite probable
that all the Union candidates will be returned. One
the singular features in this contest is that all the can
ddates on both sides OF the issues involved are demo
Gratis. The wings could not present leader with an
hope OF success in any part OF the State.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 9, 1851.

py-v. b. PALsSs, the American Newspaper AGENT sau
lied 10 make collections Of Boston, new
and Phi.depa duly empowered 10 take advertisements M
required BY His receip" vi"
regarded payments. areBoson, Congress Sues
New York Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest corner 0
Third b Chestnut streets.
OI IsKAxL JAsks, No 1872 South Tenth street, fhahei
pha is our general travelling agent, assisted by iess WI
WELD Jour COLLINS JAMES DKxRIss, A. xxx WxLLHsroN
e. EvA JoHr T. JupKIss r. LooxE, Jos Burros, G1oks
r. BuTTos. and Thomas ID. kIcE.
ay-EswAKps sAsyoAD, Co.. express agents and bankers
the United States London Liverpool have been appointed
agents authorized receive subscription
ONCE In Londoa al No.
Gresham street, and Liverpool No. Columbia Buildings
This concern country with the well known
Adams agents. and Is entitled TO the conn
dence of our friends abroad.
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HEBREW CUsroMs-lnTEREsTrSG oAsE--We find in
the Philadelphia Ledger report Of singular and inter
es,ing trial in the court of common pleas in
that city between 7. S. Rowland plaintiff. and Harris
Coleman and Isabella, his wife. The parties are all
Jews. Plaintiff is the brother OF former husband oil
Mrs Coleman and was the executor OF his will In the
settlement OF the estate he claimed balance to be due
him by his brother a, the lime of his decease amounting
10 some ten thousand dollars, in part payment of which
he insisted retaining two three thousand doll
lars remaining in his hands
After the accounts OF the deceased brother had been
settled by the plaintiff The widow refused TO allow him to
appropriate the balance TO the payment Of his claim and
several law snts were the consequence. But she,
time Afterwards became DESTROYS of changing her widows
ceased husbands brother. the plaintiff became necessary
10 the eonsummalion OF her wishes Under the old Jew
lsh dispensation, widow who had children by her
first husband bound, and had a right to demand the
hand OF her late husbands brothers in marriage, CON-
mencing with the eldest and going through The whole
collateral line not previously engaged disposed Of If
tue brothers refuse the widow in marriage, she has the
privilege OF TAX ing off shoe from the refusing gentle
mans ioot and-wha is very indelcae in lady, to be
guage OF the law. here man who refuses 10 build
" ~, ms rpfohers house. difficulty now presented
seii Inc brother would neither NARY the widow him
~ MOI consent 70 her marriage with any else unless
sne would admit his claim TO the balance in question
ne WIDOW, anxious to bestow her hand upon Mr. Cole
man, alter several disputes and interviews admitted the
plaintiffs claim, in order to obtain his assent ,he,s,o
After her marriage, however she took LEGAL advcs On
the subject. and the present suit was the consconence
She denies the validity of release exorted from her nm
der the circumstances above narrated and with b.r ms
band claims the balance remaining in the hands ~ the
plaintiff executor Of the will of her late husband The
case will probably occupy several days.
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PARTY pRErrREsoEs--The New York Tribune saws :,

PARTY PRErEREScEs.-The New York Tribune says
" We are aware that majority of fellow citizens
would prefer TO be politically disng ushed as democrats
rather than by any other appellation" And yet the
same paper strangely thinks "that il the questions on
which the two parties actually could be pre-
scented 10 the people, unaffected by party organizations
and party names, there would be majority of thousands
for the measures upheld by the wings" This is pre-.
Stunning very largely on the ignorance and stupidity Of
the people OF this country-a ground, il is true, which
the federalss always take with reference 10 the steady
and far seeing Of the people. But, unfortunately
for themselves with all their self commentator trum
peng their fame, boastng OF their good deeds and
their love for the dear people, and dressing themselves
in sheeps clothing" to their frauds and depraviy
they yet have been able to convince the people that
"whig principles" and "the measures upheld by the
wings" best for themselves and for the country IL
is source Of great grief and no small peiulance that
tour fellow citizens will be so stupid To correct th.
absolute stupidity, they are anxious to appropriate to
themselves the democratic name. young federal fac
ton in New York has started up and assumed the beaut
fully euphonous title of young Mems Democratic
Wing Association The Boston Post thinks that the
application of democratic to such faction answers
very much the purpose of clean dicaey 10 who
has no shrt--ii serves to keep up appearances
Dover IN. HI Gazette
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. MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city of Washington
under OF Aaron aight Palmer of New York
Supreme Court Of the United states for the follow
ing objects !,
Conducting professional business the Supreme Court OF the
United Will be OF Calomis
land coming up appeal
all claims,
.an The United States the executive depart
against before boards of
-, =, g.. W.
s. settlement Of accounts with the State Treasury War
Posi- Office obtaining the
mission OF fines penalties foctues, for alleged violations
the re venue, post office, other laws
letters from the United Siae
from foreign and procuring land warrants and pen
ons under The various Of tho United States
Collections generally embracing debts legaces, and inherit
ances, the United States and foreign countries. -
g. Investment United States and State Stocks ant
loans and on bond M mortgage Of freehold estate .
addressed pos paid TO the undersigned WI
receive prompt faithful attention lie solely authorized
ayency business and concerns oil e 'a'e h o rao
Snethen. ..pon :, A. .xrp
WAsuIsaroN, Oct 49, 1851.
,,0u. Al, law
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From the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce, Nov. 4
Com me rce OF New York.

We gave, on Saturday morning, statement OF the i'm
ports OF dry goods this port for the month OF October
usual statement OF the total imports and exports for the
same periods The amount of duiabe goods thrown
upon the market has decreased about half million Of
dollars, but the receipts OF tea and coffee, particularly
OF the former have been unusually arge amounting TO
nearly or quite 800 O00 that the total OF the free
goods mostly made up of the imports OF these two ar
lices The following comparison OF the total I'm.
ports thrown upon the market during the period OF
several wears
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mort. thrown upon the marhes.in October.

or the specie 23 265 received from foreign coun
tries and SO l63, 4l2 from California The latter is not
properly classed among the imports but as the same item
is included in statements for former years, insert TO
make the comparison complete This does not show the
whole amount received during the month from California
as half as much in the hands OF passengers
We trust that none of the hgharf papers will cry out
against the large imports Of and coffee, inasmuch as
their chief organ in this city complained few days ago OF
the great falling of the consumption OF these articles
evidence OF declining prosperity under the present
tariff The amount OF goods entered Tor warehouspg
during the month o94 against 1888 $50 for The
same lime last year. The amount OF cash duties received
ports e1ctse -! 10 q. M ~ since
the first OF January:
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The falling of in exports during the month. as CON-
pared with last year. has been chiefly and bread
sufs both of which have declined quantity and value
We have compiled with some care from our weekly
record obtained from official entries at the house
comparative statement OF the chief items of export for
the four weeks ending October 3st, which will be found
OF much interest II will be that the decrease in
cotton s7 bales, which, at the price OF last year.
would be nearly 81 ,00o,000 :
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-06

The Hon. c. j. Faulkner, representative elect from
the State of Virginia, arrived in this city las, evening
and took lodgings at the National Hotel
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CONTINUES practise supreme Court, 70 attend 10
claims and settle accounts
boards OF conlnissioheis
and abroad obtain pensions and bounty lands -
dividends legacies. nhenanees, part OF
foreign countries, 10 make OF ~
aud negotiate the Pu
aud sale Of oans lands and patent lights In any state OF s
Union
Particular attention paid coming
90 the United States Supreme Court appeal.
addressed 10 W. q. Snsfhen, Carroll
,enllon Oct 2o-dy
nECIDED BARGAINs.--We prepared TO great bar
blankets OF all Sizes styles and qualiues sone ot the
super
cloths and veslngs Of the finest aud most ap
prov ed fabrics and make
40 pieces priced cloths cassees and teeds for boys
W
pieces shifting and linens, all OF which we warrant
a welioIdeTed dry goods house.
Terms cash, uniess arranged the contrary.
articles and dealing be relied on III ~
|
~ afford great pleasure all amounts due us
2S-eH PEhkf o.
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The statement circulating in the newspapers that Mr..
Rives has returned. expected to retnrp has been
recalled, from France. is without foundation in fact
[Rspubie
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The Secretary Of the Navy has returned 10 the seat OF
government, after absence OF three weeks on Jour
ney to North Carolina, whittier he had been called by
the death OF his brother
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IMPORTA MT 10 Economists.-The subscriber, by the
arSe and Of boots aud shoes which were pur
and Which only require
large proportion public patronage Attention is requested 10 e
from Sss y Sasa vsy .u
Genemen paen, leather saes Oxford and Taylor ties very
fine and bogans Oxford ties Of all descrip
Roy youh and bogans price and
" Ladies, CATERS and half CATERS, the very finest
and IS n was s as sn KID pp
chden's work OF every kind and a. a prices
toned TO- as my prime and ad
in prices. enumerae brosans from 70 cents up
a a%y Dasss army brossnr something
Do Do Hungarian fss ~ :. oom :, n,
IN 1e am unde,.o and tina, az who will
with call shall be nm NJ p
De o Penn avenue doo.s Market
Washington aud adjacent cities ina,
Jus. now receipt Of ana, TO %
ladies' and saying tina, they think almost any
n asaS f1 IN part ar soxnx received
pieces ladies. fancy /. as ncs silks embracing every
Is p ss aSss zen and
rs pieces handsome styles qualities, from Is s
800 sos aas and
price Of iaa cents-6es, goods in the market
ssS :;.. IL sa sns sSo
| N 40 ane Maid merinoes
~ do solid high colored mousscines de lame
IS do bright coored French fannels
IL do plaid poplins-a bargain 90,
goods have just opened new supply 40 oo"s
pecese tine Lupins bombasns
| do medium do
g DO DO ' s%. s'ss. r.%s..s cloth.
4 do In A black do
/ do fine lusires
alpacas
medium and low priced apaca
3 i'm black Thibe mernoes
do double width black cashmeres ,---,------
We have also
/ sc 81 square black Thibet shawis
81 long black do
Octo5-d3iiAw3t
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EunNssHhn House for Rent.-A cottage First
ward handsomely furnished valuable servants
offered for a
fashionable neshbohood given November
For further particulars inquire Of
Oct 24-dn n JACKSON A mo
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T1ARPERH Magazine for November.
III The Fifteen Decisive Battles Of World from
sity, vol
octa FRANCK TAYLOR,
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The following will show the total value of the exports
from this port since JanuaryI:
Exports from Nep York for months,
Years Domestic Foreign Specie. Total.
1851 49,. s4.20o,s2o s3,oli ,s54 Aa,oAe7s sul54Sl
1850, g,s3s,s2 t,756,s5 7,s6s,7et 4o,t6ols7
81 ,69s,l74
The increase in the nominal value OF exports inclusive
Of SPECIE thus shown TO be twice great as the in
crease OF imports, exclusive of specie.
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The imports of dry goods which entered the channels
OF consumption as stated Saturday, amount S5i,
65s,239 for the last ten months against S5i 70963l for
The period of ls5othus showing that the above
increase of Sl,9i0s29 is composed entirely OF other
merchandise.
The exports for The month just ended exhibit marked
decline from the amount for the period of last year
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TEXAS Land Ag@ncyTbe his services
an agent IN AL matters apperannR
na TO select INDICATED lands and patents
Terms moderate, ana VIII be made known
TO be DONE - -
. o. Address II. q. CATLETT,
Mnv"-o""@ep Dallas. Texas.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOAT.

NEW and beautiful Brussels
beers beg leave respectfully
additional supply English
entirely this day received and will
the class Of goods bought United
Also, English and American floor sheets which
will be cni to fit any shaped passage or hall.
nooE BROTHER q co.
3wif
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I'M FOR RENT.-The three story brick house. hack
1 building OF n 18th
- sa Riggs, II located dssra
OF the city, aud bull, OF bath
(suppcd
and pump OF FIRST In the ward
Possession given the LIST OF November Apply
r. Il. CHEW,
Oct scott AT the State Department
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VANTEDA lady mucpano suitsr--and singing
w None but had me
with the highest musical circles One who
church Health,
such lady Refer A. j. Dons.on, ESQ., Editor
ington Union.
c. D. ELLIOTT.
NASHVILLE FKNALs AoApEmy,
Nashville, (Tenn.) Oct II, 1e3
23-3tcod