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ONE TENTH THE COST
OIL AND LEAD

The art Of Right Of preparing and using this val
liable ptescfyativc OF wood buildings aud fences
On aii thr y-fous colors Is ofefed 70 the Amer
itsu ssop'a The work be sent BY mail, Al sin.
&c euer posiage-sincle copy, Dollar: seven CO
7ea Five aolars. Address, postage paid Julian Bar
bet, No lO4 Nassau street, New York.
or Editors giving this advertisement, tiueludnr
this notice few Insertions. and sending thsir pa
PEI Jh "a marked, to the National Police Gszslie
NcR York, shall have copy Of tia work seat The u
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Restoration & prcseryation of the
H@HA EG9
81 W. WISE & SON, of virginia.


&c WIS. = SON, fading il altogether impossI
LfAs bic TO attend personally TO tho crest nun Der
oftay applications from Oh ssotions Of the unon fef
their Remedy Tor Badness and Cor thsr celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary to sppoint
q General YrsvsHing hgsnt, 10 visit different cities
and towns throughout The United States, yestinp him
win authority 70 appoint sub.aeen,s, uso and yend
She Hair Tonic. and 10 apply the RESTuRATlk +.
and oput them i;..o The hands Of those be NAV p
polal y operate wherever sufficient number Of pa
ulala y any ta~n otntiRbborhood shall Re obtained
Capt GEoRG + CALVERT, Of Fuuqnier county,
Va Is lone authorized TO act a. General Travelling
Agent with the powers above indicated,
Capt G. may be expected To visit, as speedily as
practicable the principal cities AID towns Of the IT,
Mon.
!. 2. Capt Calvert will always have on hand
foil supply of ths HAIR TONIC (Which cleanse.
The head Of dandruG, strengthens and invigorates
the har, aud pFcyentsr aso, from falling on.) for
me region OF country most contiguous to his opera
tons, OF It may always be obtained, at wholesale
apd forwarded to any part oftha Union, by address.
inl tho pfoprolors, NJ. WISE 81 SON, Richmond
Va
lfPr'ce - per zen cash. Ss bottles far a.
CT enc do'laf e. single bottle.
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The Blind Boy.

Il was hlssssd summer day,
The flowers b!eoned-ths air vas mid,
The little birds poured forth their lay,
And every thing in nature smiled
Ia pleasant thought wandered on.
Beneath the green WOODS ample shade,
I'LL suddenly | came upon
Two children who had thither str,y'e.
Jgst at an sgsd birch trees foot,
little boy and girl rselinsd.
His hand in hers she kindly put,
And then nw the bsy vas blind.
The children ksew not that was near,
A tree concealed ns from tssir view,
Bat all hey Esis well could htar,
And could sac all They night do
Dear Mary" said the poor blind hey,
Tha. little bird sings very lars
Say. "a yoB sss bin IN his Joy
And ls be pretty as has sSns
!" Yes, Edward. yes" rsPIisd the maid,
81 see tie bird On ysndsr Tree.
The poor soy sighed, and Esn,y said,
Sister, wish that | could sss
{" The fOvers, yeu say, are vary fair.
Bright green leaves are on The trees
ARD pret,y birds are singing there
He's beautiful fer enc that sees
. Yet the fragrant flowers can smell.
And can feel tho green Leaf 8 shade,
And can hear ihs nstes that swell
From tkess birds that Coo has made
$50 sister, Gei to me is Kind,
Though sight, alas He has net given
But tell me, are there enY blind
Among the children up in Heaven :"
=. No, dearest Edward, there all see
But why tax me thing 50 ODD ~
=" Oh. Mary, Hes SO good 10 ne,
thought I'd iiks 10 lock at God :"
Ere !eag, DISEASE bis hand had laid
Ca tia, dear boy, SO MAX sEd mlld
E.s widowed melhsr wepi and prayed
That God would save her s!ghilsss child
f,e 'sll her warm tears on his fa-s,
And said, " o, never weep for me,
I'm gong TO bright-bTght place,
Where Mary say, / GsG sAsH see
And ysull be there, dear Mary, too
b, mother, when yoa get up there,
Tel Edward, molhoF. thai us you
Yea know / EeYer szT yol le.e
He ,7ek. % more, bu, swes.ly smiled
Ua:l TIA iaal h!oE vas given
" Len Gsi lock up ths poor Blind chld,
And oPenrd frs, bis eyes ia Heaven
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From The FoYn5er and Planter.
sweet EfaaaGo Ernn.
e,0 York Cily, Hoy 90. 1851.

Tie producuvsuess sud value OF chs crop
ss su article Of foad On the plantation, is very
happily shosn 10 the snrsyad paper, read 3
year Or two since before lhs BIsck Oak Agr
cultural Saciely, BY Nj SImlcl Potchor, vel!
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DO Your own Painting.
Use Esarbe('s

PATENT FRENCH CEMENT PAINT.
Eb ECOMMENDED by the French Aesdemy OF
"a science for It's beauty, eheapoess and durabi.
ty The materials are easily obtained; and II can
Be prepared ana used By any one with cemmon
s. nLlaRash brneh al
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TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS persuuum in Advance ! ~
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS y Pa}'
!. delayed three menihsi and fHkEh -
LARS IL net paid until the Glaze o. u'e
lrAdv,r,i,.men,, inserted at One pol'i y
square, ,le lines or ltss, this sizsd 'yf'
frat insertion, and 2J cents fer '''
Ancc. Court advertisements and shet"
charged 25 per cent. higher ard Geo
Of 33i por cent will be made fen ue !
prices, for advertisers by the year +,
ments inserted monthly or qusf'''' -
square for esehtime. stmi.monu'!
per square for each time
GJTur iunsirfs ne suihoiiTe' =
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Lcaer frsm Majsr Bsrsid HeDartls, ca
lIssk Psa 0Aef.

ieotx CsuNrT, n. c., rfc 25, ists
Dr. J Knhl---6esr sitt
4 Lsdy 10 Ibis county afflicted aifh srsusgi
complaint, Pr9lspsus teri. Fiber Aibas af- E
hat dcranEcd mind, caused by ebsiulasa
was for about twelve neniha aitenaed w fnaf
our tmInen, physicians without sny tftrt
every onoFneesstiyely dec istes her inrgtatt
that she had 10 die. She then procured 40 u
Ties Of your Abyssinia Mixture from nc
cured her entirely, She has since usfnt1 s.-
is in perfect good health and happy Tie $50.
slnia Mixture has likewise proved very sfca
in many ether diseases, but particularly ~ itnl
d,sesfes. IN which u should have the pieiGtfe'
Of all others. Yours obedieully.
DuGALD MoDUGALp
Ffics forthe AbysSinis Mixture psr te'll' 4.
cents, 81 .25 g. s2 so.
Iikewife on hand and Ter sale, Dr. kEhI'' t'
siorer, Universal Plaster God Mine Bsaam, a
j. H0LToN, Agent,
Charlotte, n. g.
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Gslp Eint, n. G., Auo. / .lsl;
Dr Kohl Dear Sifs
fsg vii p'essf fra ard 10 be- seoa sse.e.
venient, : ffesh supply al@he Hssiafsr he e
ard the Abyss'siA Mixture. ss tsse said e.. !.
some tlnt The Rsa,oisr snd tb. LtFa +.
Powder, lave pfoytd to ts rety t.hrscsas +.
iai'nen 81 he thss'. RhtlHptsm. Sefr Itft.l5
hsmmahprs 81 te Eyes, poblhD arf ttttflsIt
u,c siseAaet. We waffhufrd Tie Abyulra NI
tore to every patient, tre 70 ore h.f sftrl fs b.
tia msner returned, bot on the contrary. utp
sne has praises iis great saHat We pov era
We remain yeufs, respectfully
A s u " HONEYUT4
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CoNcotB, \ c., Ivtr q le9s
Dr. kuhl-- Dear SIR
We have bold 90 al ef our Abysnn.s r. ltla'',
Il has sivcn saiifs ssitsfeensr to ~ three
have used A. We baTs ssuantsa lEs At3t5a
Mixture IN az essea or eur Du n accent; - 81
can gay, It has usysr falisd We have daH} e =
for uofs Of the Abyninis MIXTURE, and yaa
plcsas send us as Foon IS ressihls suet stgf.
which will ansaer the great eensnd
Very respectfully yoUfs,
FHlfEg & YOKKE
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a99gAT.

The Relieving Beautiful lines are from the pen Of
ls Rev. Dr. Hawks
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DIR. kIIAK.'S
"A by sSinia Mixture,

Tor Cstafihs. Influenza, Ces,ivsutss, rilss. G.,
vel Gcncrfhw. elect, / lusr hItut O. re
Whites, Weakness, Obafuciiscg. Sc
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oDEoN HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.

wEIsENFELD & Co, FASHIONABLE CLoTHIERs,
Cor. Al street and Penna. dDenuc.
rI,HE PR0PRIET0RS OF this Establishment respect
fully announce TO the Public that they prepared
exhibit Of the largest stocks of Clothing
in the city, having enlarged Store TO such extent
that it surpasses any similar Establishment In the Dis
trict Having the advantage OF being supplied from
own Clothing Mandatory North, offer induce.
ments that will satisfy the purchaser that not only
keep the bert and largest variety but at the time
fifty per cent less than goods be got elsewhere.
We invite the attention Of the Public TO portion Of
our stock
oVERC0ATS AND SACKS.
0vercoats OF the latest styles, all colors
Fine Black 0vcrcoats, fine Blue do
Fine Brown 0vercoats, fine Olive do
All shades Of Drab 0vercoats for servants
Loose Sacks, all colors, latest style
Business Coats, large variety; Hunting Coats
Blue Sacks very rich; Double 0yercoats, something
new; fine Dress and Frock Coats.
PANTS AND VESTS.
Fine Doeskin Pants; plain and striped Pants, largo
variety; Cassnet Pants Tweed do
Grey Cashmere Pants; Vests Of all qualities
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
Boys and youths Clothing the largest variety in the
city, at prices 10 astonish.
Call and examine for yourselves.
AS- Don't forget the place oct 2i-d
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PIANOS. GUITARS, MUSIC. &c.

rJ,HE SUBSCRIBER IL receiving from Boston and
New York the remainder of his Fall supply OF Pia-
nos His stock comprises one OF the handsomost
assortmeuts ever offered TO the Public viz;
superb Pianos of The rich and elaborate style
of Louis the XIV, and elegant central Pianos OF 6 ~,
and ocaves from the hghlyfamed factory OF CHECKER
ing Boston, and central and square Pianos OF various
pntterns from the best New York manufactures, at
prices varying from t225 5000. Secondhand Pianos
taken In part payment.
Just received N number Of nne French and American
Flutes, with 4, 8, and silver keys
large assortment OF superior Yiolins, by the best
French and Italian makers.
An extensive assortment Of superior Guitars Accorde
ons, and oil kinds of Musical merchandise.
New Music received weekly and sold as low as Mt any
store In this city.
As the subscriber purchnscs his Pianos and all his
goods exclusively for cash. he will sell Pianos and every
article his line as low they be purchased in the
United States. R1CHD DAVIS, Penn. avenue.
Or oz1t
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BIGLER's majority in Pennsylvania is 8,37
Item. by the Hermann.

A statement is put forth by various European
journals, to the effect that England and France
had united in recommending to tho Spanish
government plan of negro emancipation for
the Island of Cuba, on the Jamaica system, as
the best means to preserve that island from the
inroads and ambitious designs Of the United
States. The French republic being entirely
under the influence Of England, il was expected
that such policy would be adopted, because
it would effectually checkmate the U. States.
The notorious Lola Monies has taken her
passage for New York in one of the Bremen or
Hayre steamers, and will arrive here in Novem-
Der. She has made her debut again as dan
selse, and has been performing from Boulogne
oil round to Cologne with great, varied, and
singular success She processes to be dem
ocrat or socialist, and to dance nothing but
republican dances; thus setting, wherever she
goes in Europe, the political waters in terrible
commotion.
The feuiletons of the Partisan journals had
been commenting in every style on the extraor-
binary reception Of Catherine Hayes in New
York. They state that Jenny Lind, the night
ingale, had been dethroned, and Catherine
Hayes inaugurated rs the new divinity, under
the title Of the Swan Of Erin.
The French republic is still in existence.-that
is to say, the rump of republic--nothing elso
Our private letters inform us that Lord Dad.
ley Stuart, having obtained intelligence from
Vienna that an attempt to nssassinate Kossuth
would be made at his landing in Southampton,
and that two females had left the Austrian cap
ital for the express purpose Of making an at
tempt upon the life OF the illustrious fugitive ut
Southampton, great precautions were to be
taken by the authorities Of Southampton to
Illustrate the satanic designs Of these women
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MRS. ESTHER MoFFETT,

tn Street, opposite Odd feitotoS' HdU,
IIAS JUST RECEIVED her Fall supply Of Ladies' and
IL Gentemen's Furnishing Goods. Consisting in part
Of rich Bonnet and Neck Rbbons Ladies' French worked
and other Collars Kid SILK and Thread Gloves Ladies'
and Childrcn's Hosiery of ell kinds Ladies' Straw and
Silk Bonnets Bloomer, Twist Back, and common Tuck
Combs Shell and Side do; long do Hair, TOOTH
and Nail Brushes; Gold CuT-pins Imitation do Black
do Soaps Of all kinds Colognes oils Pomndes Powders
and general assortment Of Perfumery and Ladies' Fancy
and Toilet articles,
Fancy SILK CravRts and Scarf Cambria and do
Shirts from rs cents to $3.50; throeply Shirt Collars
good shapes Boys do SILK, Linen, and Cotton Pocket
IIandkerchefs Kid silk, Berlin, and common Gloves /;
Merno, Hungarian, Lambs Wool, Yarn, and Cotton
colored aud white Hosiery; Suspenders Monnaies,
azors Strops Shaving asses aud Boxes Soaps, Creams
Umbrellas &c with many other desirable goods; all Of
which will be sold low for cash. Call and see.
CTR
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Review OF the Northern Markets for
yesterday.

Office IF the american telegraph, Oct. rs.
NEW YORK, Oct. "a, p. m.--Stocks active sales
Of Canton at 66 and Erie at 81 Sales Of 10000 bills
at for State brands, and "a $t25 for South
ern Rye -four $3.3; Corn meal $3371a Sales OF 5000
bushels Michigan white wheat at &c., and 1000 bushels
Genesee at 9295c. Sales of 10000 bushels mixed
at SIC. Rye Tic. Sales Of pork at $16129l525.
Mess beef $s.75@Sl1 Rio coffee 734@sAc. Porto Rico
molarses 26@2Sc. Cotton is irmsales of 1900 bales
whisky 2llac
PnLADELpHA, Oct. "a, m.Sales Of 500 bbls. flour
at 81 for State brands. Ryc -four 1925 Sales of 1900
bushels prime Southern red wheat at 77c and white at
SIC. Sales of 1000 bushels yellow corn at GOOGLE
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POSTSCRIPTl
II IL
I Despatched 10 he american 2stegroph.l
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
Three days later from Europe.

NEW YORK, Oct. Z4--lZ m.
The steamer Niagara, from Liverpool on the
9th instant, arrived at this port this morning,
bringing three days later intelligence than was
brought by the Hermann.
Sales Of cotton had been made the last three
days, amounting to $4,000 bales: Fax Upands
four hundred bales were taken for export.
Flour advanced during the week from Sd. to Is.
Wheat advanced ID Yellow corn, 26@27s.;
white, 27G128s Cd. Western flour, 18G919s.;
Ohio flour, 20s. Provisions were dull. Lard
had advanced. Coffee and sugar were firm.
The Glasgow cotton market was dull.
AT Havrc, the sales Of cotton for the week
amounted to $500 bales. The money market
was easier Co1sols 965@97; United States
stocks of 1868, 123 premium.
Tobacco was firm. Naval stores unchanged
Rice, 14@16.
The political news is unimportant.
The Queen met with brilliant receptions
everywhere throughout her tour.
Kossuth will come passenger in the Oriental
and Peninsular Companys steamer from Glib
raltar, and not in the Mississippi.
The revenue returns show an increase over
the corresponding quarter of last year.
The bank Of Messrs Williams, at Newport,
has suspended accounts.
At Sidney it is stated that gold continued to
be found in large quantities, and the whole
Austrian population are focking there.
Prince de Joinville has declined the nomina-
nation for the Northern Department.
Reports of change in the Ministry are still
current.
Stocks have declined-5's offered at 81.
The French troops are about leaving Italy.
The Austrian government, in consequence of
chagrin at the release of Kossuth, has sent a
large force on the frontier of Turkey, to de-
mand satisfaction of her for prosecuting Chris
tians.
A frightful accident occurred, from collision,
on the Moscow and Petersburg railroad. Many
were killed, and large number injured.
The Germanic Diet has re-opened.
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JOHNSON 8 CO.'S PEOPLES CIRCUS.

JOHNSON & CO.'S PEOPLES CIRCUS.
rNHE most stupendous and unique Equestrian Estab-
/ shment extant based upon aud forming GRAND
QUADRUPLE ASSOCIATION Of the four most celebrated
southern Amphitheatres, viz:
Stone d McColtum's-The Original National
The New Orieans-North 4 Stichney's.
With stud of performing
HORSES AND ELFIN PONIES
Unequalled in BLOOD beauty training, by any other
Exhibition
A TREBLE TROUPE
OF Equestans, Acrobats and Dramatss comprising the
most celebrated stars Of either hemisphere and the
great expounders Of motley witt
BEN JENNINGS AND JOHN MAY,
WIN have the honor of appearing in Washington City
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY,
October %, 80, and 81,
In series Of the highest order Of Equestrian and 0ym
plan performances.
H. X GAULs great Southern Military Band Is pcrma-
nenty attached 10 this Establishment.
Admission rs cents only.
The spacious Pavilion is located the lot Burts
Stable.
performance for Families and Children at % o'clock
D. m, Thursday. October 80. oct 23-u
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NEW CABINET FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
N street, near Pennsylvania Avenue

EghM street, near Pennsytudnid aUeaue
nAVlD A. BAIRD respectfully informs the citizens
IL Of Washington and vicinity that he has taken the
store Sth street. second house from Pennsylvania ave
nue., formerly occupied by Mr.. Boclcr, and Is now re.
ceving from New York extensive and welLselcotcd
assortment Of Cabinet Furniture, Chairs Sofas, &C. IL
not deemed necessary enumerate articles, as itend
to keep assortment to suit all classes The pub gre
respectfully requested call and examine my stock Ter re
purchasing elsewhere.
N. B,-fhe Upholstery and Papcr-banging business
carried on usual at the old stand, next door
oct l1--eOdu
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COMEsTIBLE STORE.

Sui Ghead-cheoper than The cheapest!
TUST RECEIYED-
" English Walnut, and Tomato Catsups
Mixed and Cucumber Pickles
Vardalles Olives, Capers
Canton Ginger
sardines in whole and half boxes
Superior Salad Oil
Pure English break fast Tea All warranted 10 be fresh
and Of the best quality.
For sale by JAS. 7. LLOYD,
oct 1S-tr Pa. ay., doors east of 10Th Il.
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SUPERIOR OLD WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

+ NAME IN PART, wines--Ileidseick Co.'S Cham
payne, Claret Hook o. l.. p. Madeira, Sherry, Lon
don Dock Port Hunt Co.'s Port Iston, Ciciy Malaga
&C., sc.
Brandes--0ld London Dock 0tard Dupuy Co.,
Pinet, Castillon Co, A. Seignette &C.
Whisky-Irish, Scotch, Monongshcls, and Old Rye
Also, Stoughton's Bitters, SWISS Absnth, &C., &c
Fresh Peaches received every morning
JAS. II. LLOYD,
sep 11--tr Pa. ay., 3 doors east Of 10Th ct.
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AM USEMENTS.
CARUsps SALOON


MAX MARETZEK's SPLENDID ITALIAN OPERA
COMPANY,
One hundred and twenty in number.
For one night only!
1NIE MANAGER has much satisfaction in announcing
i that, in consequence OF the encouragement he haf
received from many influential quarters, he will give in
Washington ION his way to Richmond)
Single Grand Opera Concert,
In which all the great Artstes who compose his Company
win make their first and only appearancel
Ii will positively take place
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 81,
AT CARUsrs SALOON,
The Columbia Musical Society having most kindly post
poDed their own Concert
This being the only Concert that can be given In Wash
ngton the Programme will be arranged with view OF
producing on
one and The same evening all the drses Of 1e Halian
Company
In their gems of all the grand Operas they have been
lately performing with immense success in New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
PROGRAMME.
PART /.
]. Grand Overture, =. by the full Orchestra.
z Grand Aria from Ernani, by Verdi
Signor MARINI.
D. The celebrated Recitative and Aria, "Casta Diva"
ROSE DE VRIES
A. Romanza, "D lguoble Pescatore," from Lucrczia
signor LoRINI
sig'a ANGELINA BosIo.
g. Romanza, from 'Jerusaem," by Verdi.
sgnor BETTINI.
Z. The farfamed "Liberty Duet" from Puritana.
Signori MARINI and BENEVENTANO.
PART 2.
s. Overture by the full Orchestra.
g. The celebrated Duet, "Deh con to-" from Norma.
ROSE DE yRlEs and Miss WHITING.
TO- "Spirito Gentil," from La Fayorita.
Signor BETTINI.
H. The beautiful Quartete from Lucia d Lammermoor
sg'a BosIo, sig'i LoRINI, BENEvENTANO and R0sI.
H. The fayorite Polacca, from lombard.
ROSE DE VRIES
13 The splendid Aria, "Ah non giungc, from La Son
nambuln.
Signora A.. BOSIO.
Conductor Signor ARDITI.
All accomplishments will be played by the Orchestra.
Admission (and secured seat 81 each.
The entire Saloon has been numbered and with every
ticket will be given certificate bearing the number OF
the corresponding seat
large number of ushers will be in attendance to
the audience.
diagram of the Saloon has been carefully prepared,
aud may be at the Music Store OF Mr. Richard Davis
where seats may be secured every day. beginning from
Thursday, October %, from ~ a. m, until p.
Particulars in Programme. oct 25--d4t
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THE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

OF THE RITTENHoUsE ACADEMY
VII be opened on Monday, November l7h.
NE design Of the Principal in establishing this branch
of the Academy, Is TO afford opportunity for boys
to receive thorough training In the elementary prnci
pies OF an English education.
Tuition per quarter, payable in advance, S. and SO
Application may be made to the subscriber at his
Schoorooms, OF 81 street and Indiana avenue
1b--dtf % @. WIGHT. prinripnl
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QUITE A Coon JOKE IA gentleman sends us
a communication, and says that if its publica-
ton should not be granted it win make no diff
ference in his feelings toward the Telegraph,
which he will continue to patronise. Here goes
for a trial of his c0nstancy!
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NOTICE TO TAX-PA-
IMPORTANT TO ALL ECONOMISTS.

IMPORTANT TO ALL ECONOMISTS.
THE SUBSCRIBER by the latest arrivals from Phla-
dcphin and the North, has received a very large and
wellassortcd stock OF BOOTS and SHOES, which we're
purchased upon such terms TO enable him 10 sell Mt
prices altogether unprecedented and which only require
examination largo portion of public patron
age Attention Is requested 10 the following list and
priccs
Gentlemen's fine Boots from sl.75 up, portion very
superior
Gentcmens waterproof Boots, from 81 up, portion
very superior
Genemens patent leather CATERS Oxford and Taylor
Tics, very beautiful
Gentcnens fine and stout Brogans and Oxford Ties OF
al descriptions
Boys youths, and children's Boots and Brogans, at
every price and of all sorts
Ladies' Caters and half Caters, the very finest
Ladies' Excelsior and Buskin Walking Shoes, in great
variety
Ladies' white, black, and bronze satin and kid Slippers
Misses and childrons work Of every kind, and at all
prices
To the Planters can offer bargains such ms they are
gaps is prime and laid in at remarkably low prices
enumcratc Brogans from 70 cents mp.
Army Brogans, from 81 up.
Gentcmen's Army Brogans, something new
Do Plantation Boots
Do Hungarian Boots
Also, Boots OF every description suitable for farm use,
from 81 up
In fact determined not TO DO undersod, and that
all who will favor with call shall be convinced that
the prices paid for Boots and Shoes in times past
exorban and at least Is per cent be saved by call
ing TIIOS. A.. SCOTT,
oct 23-3tl Pa av doors east ofthe Centre Market.