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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-28

TENTLEMEN'S WEARINGS.-We have
" in the following articles, particularly adapted
for gentlemen's wear which choice and elegant
Is pieces French CLOTH black and fancy Of first grades
10 do medium and cheap Cloth black and fancy
10 do extra superior Scotch Cashmere, entirely
styles
20 do fancy good styles medium
20 do black Doeskins and Cassmeres all qualities,
and Of the most approved makes
$50 patterns Of the most choice yestings
rs embroidered Satin Vest Shapes, rich and beautiful
Also very superior stock Of AexaDders Kid Gloves,
with all kinds Of silk woollen, and cotton Gloves half
Hose Undershrts and Drawers, Suspenders, Crayats,
Pocket Handkerchefs, &c.
The whole Of which will be sold at the very lowest
prices. VERIFY MILLER.
m
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PIANOS, GUITARS, MUSIC, &c.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER is receiving from Boston and
i New York the remainder of his Fall supply Of Pia-
NOS His stock comprises one Of the handsomest
assortments offered to the Public, viz:
Superb rosewood Pianos the rich and elaborate style
of Louis the XIV, and elegant central Pianos Of 6,
and octaves, from the highly famed factory Of Chicken
ing Boston, and central and square Pianos Of various
patterns, from the best New York manufactures, at
prices varying from $225 to $780, Secondhand Pianos
taken in part payment
Just received a number of fine French and American
Flutes, with A, 9, and silver keys.
large assortment Of superior Volins, by the best
French and Italian makers.
An extensive assortment of superior Guitars Accorde
ons, and all kinds Of Musical merchandise.
New Music received weekly, and sold low at any
store in this city.
AS the subscriber purchases his Pianos and all his
goods exclusively for cash. he will sell Pianos and every
article in his line low they be purchased in the
nited States. RICIPD DAVIS, Penn. avenue.
4 u "
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COALl COALi

rINHE SUBSCRIBERS having commenced tho COAL
business in this City, offer for sale large amount Of
Anthracite Coal every desirable sse, and at the lowest
cash prices Particular attention Is directed TO excel
lent article Of White Ash Nut Coal perfectly screened
which is better adapted TO parlo cooking stoves
kitchen ranges than any in the market and be sold
fifty cents per ton lower Our Yards Mt the Of
18th and Canal streets and at Petitioners wharf, foot Of
1917 street. where the Coal may be inspected Orders left
at the store Of Sngstack Ozark OF and 18th
streets, will be thankfully received and Immediately at
tended TO by COLEMAN 4 READING.
oct 28-d1w&eotf
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HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED another invoice of
/ goods, which renders my Fall stock complete, COM
prising splendid assortment Of French and American
Gold, Satin, and Paperhangings, Of the very
latest importation and newest patterns some low
12 cents per piece the best offered at the price,
Window Shades, Window Cornices Tassels, and other
goods making q general assortment to which respect
fully call the attention Of those fitting up houses.
All work the above line executed promptly and salts
factorily. L. i. CLARK,
North side Penn. avenue, Sd door east Of 18th st.
octQT T.
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COMEsTIBLE STORE.

STU ahead-chedper than Me chedpest!
lust RECEIVED
81 English, Walnut, and Tomato Catsups
Mixed and Cucumber Pickles
yardalles Olives, Capers
Canton Ginger
sar1ipes in whole and half boxes
SD flor Salad Oil
Pure English breakfast Tea. All warranted to be fresh
and Of the best quality.
For sale by JAS. T. LLOYD,
oct l8-r Pa. av., doors east of 18th st.
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MEXICAN TELEGRAPH
WAsHINGTONt
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER %.

nay The Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary
of State, arrived in this city at eleven o'clock
to-day. His appearance and carriage indicate
a better condition of health, we are gratifed to
perceive, than the reports had led us to believe
him to possess.
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Collision and Loss of Life, 9-c.

y
BosToN, October 27.--About IL o'clock on
Saturday night, the steamer VIM. Penn, hence
for Philadelphia, when off Cape Cod, came in
collision with the whaling schooner Belle Isle,
Of Provincetown, striking her upon the star
board bow. The schooner filled instantly, and
Of twenty persons on board, four were lost.
Captain Nye, the two mates, and five Of the
crew saved themselves by jumping into the fore
chains of the VIM Penn, and eight others were
taken from the wreck. The Belle Isle was just
returning from o seven months cruise, and the
collision is believed to have been entirely acci-
dental After taking the crew from the wreck,
the steamer lay by her all night in the hope Of
rescuing the missing men.
Daniel Webster left to-day for Washington.
The rescue trials have been further postponed
until Wednesday next
The United States steamer Princeton will be
launched on Wednesday.
The coroner's jury in the case of Mrs. Van
Wagner have rendered verdict Of death by the
hands of her brother.
The ship Massachusetts, before reported in
Nantucket Roads in distress, arrived this after
noon, in tow of two steamers. The report Of
her being on fire was erroneous, and arose from
steam issuing from her hold
MILWAUKEE, Oct 27.-The Democrats of Ra-
cine county, Wisconsin, have nominated Henry
Dodge for the Presidency. Judge Bryan, one
Of the delegates to the National Convention, is
in favor of him.
BUFFALO, Oct. 27.-The only survivor of the
propeller Henry Clay reached here to-day. He
says she was capsized about midnight on Thurs
day night, and he was picked up at O'Clock
the next morning.
NORFOLK, Oct. 27.-It is now thought that
Millson, Democrat, is reelected to Congress
from this district by 1000 majority.
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WORTHINGTON @. sNETHEN

GtONTINUES TO PRACTISE Law in the Supreme
Court; to attend to before Congress to prose-
cute claims settle accounts against the Departments
and Boards of to procure patents at home
and abroad to obtain pensions and bounty lands to
collect debts dividends legacies and inhertances, in
any part of the United States and in foreign countries
investments Of funds in loans and stocks, and
on bond and MORTGAGE and to negotiate the purchase
and sale Of loans lands patent rights in any State Of
the Union Particular attention paid to California land
title coming to the United States Supreme Court
appeal
Communications prepaid, addressed to w. g. Snethen,
Carroll Place. Capitol Hill, Washington d. c., will meet
with prompt attention. oct27-dly
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GEonGh.-The official majority for Governor
Cobb, in Georgia, is 1879 In the first Con-
gressional District, Jackson, (southern Rights, J
has 276 majority; in the I'd, Johnson, union,
1,122 maj; in the Sd, Bailey, Is. R.,) 1853 maj.
in the 4th, Murphy, Union 2l49 maj in tho
9th, Chastain, (Union,) 640l maj; in the 9th,
Hillyer, Union, 4118msj. in the 7tb, Stephens,
Union, 27S9 maj; in the 9Th, Toombs, (Union, }
2,le6 maj In the Legislature the Union ma
iority on joint ballot Is log.
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r NAME IN PART, wines-Heidseick \ Co.'S Cham
i payne, Claret Hook, o. L. p Madeira, Sherry Lon
don Dock Port Hunt Co.'s Port Lston, Cicily Malaga,
&C., &c. .
Brandes--Old London Dock, 0tard, Dupuy Co.,
pinet Castiflon a Co, A. Segnette, &C.
Whisky-Irish, Scotch, Monongahea, and Old Rye
Also Stoughton's Bitters, swiss, Absinth, &C.. 40,
Fresh Peaches received every morning.
JAS. T. LLOYD,
sen lI--tr Pa. av, doors east OF 18th vt.
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NOTICE.

rI,HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of returning
his thanks TO his friends and customers for their
past patronage, and would inform them that In a
few days he will have large cargo Of the best Red Ash
COAL suitable for CRATES and stoves which he will sell
low from the vessel for cash. to punctual customers
Persons in want OF good article will please call before
purchasing elsewhere, and examine for themselves.
WILLIAM BIRD,
oct 28-3t Corner OF 9th st. and the Canal.
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GLOVES, HOSIERY, LACES, 90

-, M The daily increasing vsiters to the new Fancy
1blh and Millinery Store SIXTH Street not long
pV in discovering that by stopping few doors above
SEy the Avenue they from 10 to ID per cent
on many of their purchases.
Mrs. COLLISION is constantly receiving additions to
her stock Of Millinery and Fancy Goods Dress Caps
Dress Trimmings, Laces, Fringes, Ribbons, Gimps
silk Braids, Materials for Fancy Work, Perfumery
RJ-Worsted (zephyrs) II cents dozen skeins
Gloves, Hosiery, Embroidered handkerchefs, Scarfs
New Patterns Tuck Combs, neck and side do.
Also
Gentlemens Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchief, Suspen-
ders Toilet articles Hair and Tooth Brushes DC &c.
Store on SIXTH STREET, Louisiana av.,
oct22 Rear Of the National and Browns Hotels.
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Z. w. HALL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES, WINES, AND LIQUORS;
NAILS, HARDWARE, AND oUEENswARE;
General Assortment Of Boots and Shoes;
Cor. Of and It'll streets, opposite Dorsey's Hotel
WASHINGTON, ID. @.
RsThe best brands Of Wines and Liquors in Bottles M
ALSO, THE CHOICEST IMPORTED CIGARS.
oct 19-tf
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SENATOR BRIGHT.-The Pennsyloanian of yes
terday says: g We are gratifed to state, on the
authority of telegraphic despatch from the
family of Hon. Jesse d. Bright, that on Friday
last that gentleman was absent from his resi-
dence, at Madison, H., on business, and had
fully recovered from his late temporary illness.
In these days, when good men are scarce, and
when the country desires the support of every
bold and brave citizen in its borders, such a
citizen as Bright could lily be spared from the
National councils"
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BARGAINS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.


WTE WOULD PARTICULARLY call the attention OF
wv our customers and the Public to large and
complete assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES Of every de-
scrpton and quality consisting in part of the following
kinds and prices:
Ladies' black, blue, green and coored Caters $3.50 to
$3.50
Misses do do do do 81 to $150
Childs' do do do do 81 to Sc
Youths patenteather Shoes beautiful article 81 rs
FOR GENTLEMEN WE HAVE
Congress gatcr cloth, and patenteather, TO $3.50
Patsntleather Pumps and Montereys, 81 TO "a
Boots and Shoes, sewed and pegged, for so TO 80
Fine calf sewed Boots, waterproof, at S5
Single and doube-soled Boots, of our manufac-
ture, $3.50 to $3.50
Mems kip and calf Boots, from $1.50 to 80
Boys do do from 81 80 to 1925
Youth and chdrens do from $I20 to $1.75
With complete assortment of all kinds and qualities
Of Shoes usually kept in awellregulated Shoestore All
that In want Of good article and at low prices we
would invite TO call and look at stock for we know
that we can offer Inducements TO buy that cannot iah
DO not forget the store, but call at $3.50
A. HOOVER SONS,
south side Pennsylvania avenue, next to b. y, Jack
Hotel. oct 2a--eost
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FIRE.-The roof Of the two-story brick house,
owned and occupied by Mr.. Best, "a messenger
in the Treasury Department. Tenth street,
below Pennsylvania avenue, was discovered
to be on fire at one o'clock this afternoon. 1t
was ignited from the chimney within. While
we write, the place is enveloped in smoke, but
the flames arc not yet visible. The fremen are
hurrying to the place, and the furniture is be-
ing removed. A brisk easterly wind prevails
Later.-The fire has been subdued without
serious injury.
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POSTSCRIPT!
despatched 10 the Amrican Telegraph
Arrival or the Brother Jonsthani

ATNHV~H u tHc DHue0H
New YoRK, Oct. 28-2 p. m.
The Brother Jonathan has arrived from Cha
gres, with one hundred and twenty passengers,
but brings no later news When off Little Egg
Harbor, she came in collision with the schooner
Charles d. Ellis, Of New York, for Wilmington,
and sunk her. The crew were saved. The
Jonathan was slightly damaged.
New York Markets.
The markets generally are unchanged. Flour
is steady. Corn and wheat dali and declining
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LETT have
G TWENTY ROOMS TO let, for single gentlemen, by
the month or year, ON Pennsylvana avenue, near "a
street. JNO. A. D0NoII00.
aep l--M3ms
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John ESPEY.

Boohbinder and Pdper-ruler.
DLANK Books, Manuscripts Periodicals and Old Books
I'D rebound; and Maps varnished and mounted on
rollers All Of the above done in the best style ut
the shortest notice.
oct 22-lm ASrF street. near Navy Department.
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The CIRCUIT Court was yesterday engaged
in calling over the trial docket.
The following named gentlemen were sum
moned by the Marshal to serve as Jurors, viz |:
VIM. Wilson, David Gardner, Thomas Parker,
Joseph b. Tate, Isaac Hall, Alexander jackson,
Matthew Gait, Zadok d. Gilman, George +.
Dyer, Raymond b. Hall, Abraham Butler, Al
fred Ray, John p. Pepper, John 7. Ryon, John
Bayne, David Bassett, Paulus Thyson, Gregory
Ennis, Eben Brown, John s. Berry, III. W..
Blunt, William Gallighan, David Egan, w. b.
Brashears, Joseph Shillington, and Vincent
Mast.
Four gentlemen werc excused from serving
as Jurors.-RepuJlic.
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TYR. DURBIN's MAP Of the Holy Land,
IL for sale by A. GRAY,
sep i7-u eth st, opposite oda.reliovs Hail.
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PARAMETTOEs, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
MERINOES.
WE HAVE IN STORE the following, In plain colors-
w 300 pieces English Merinoes and Paramettoes.
Cloths Of all grades and colors.
rs pieces French Merinoes all colors and Mt the very
lowest prices.
sep 24-dlm YERBY MILLER.
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DIR. ]. N. AUSTIN,

Late Of Warrenton, Va.
OFFICE and ResidenceF street, north side, door
above 10th mar T--ThAsh
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PAPERS MIsLAID.

DIAPERS In the Of Thomas Crown, Government
contractor for brick &c. The finder win be literally
rewarded by restoring them TO the Office Of the National
Hotel, or to me- BEVERLEY TUCKER,
oct 15-d1m
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HURRAH FOR KOsSUTI

HyHE ARRIVAL of this noble and distinguished Hun
garian exile will doubt be gratifying TO the mind
of every true American patrot-but the announcement
that EDWARD DAWSON is shaving for fire cents and
cutting hair for ten CENTS will be equally interesting to
every man loot 25-eo3t
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Extensive Fire.

PITTsBURG, Oct 28-12 m.
Wilmarth's and Nables four-mills, the most
stroyed by fire this morning-loss twenty-five
thousand dollars-fully insured.
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E. SHOEMAKER,

Corner Of n and EIeDenM streets,
OFFERS for sale family, extra, and superine Flour /;
~ old Java, Rio, Maracaibo, and Laguyra Coffee fine
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and Black Teas
Clarified, Crushed Loaf Pulyerscd Porto Rico and New
Orleans Sugar. superior Hams Cornena, Parma, Water
Buckets, Keelers and washing requisites Sperm, Mould,
and Adamantne Candes Maccaroni, Olive Oil, Olives,
Capers, &c, &c. oct 1S-2w
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Sailing of Ocean Steamers.
FROM UNITED STATES.
THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

FTNHE Members Of Timothy Division No 1, hereby
notified that on Wednesday evening" 10Th instant at
their Division ROOM Temperance Hall, subject Of the
utmost Importance to them, individually and collectively
will be under discussion. All required to attend.
oct 2S-2t% THOMAS GLYNN, X. 8.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE!
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the Public
that he has taken the Store at the Of and
18th streets where he intends keep constantly hand
a superior assortment Of FAMILY GROCERIES, which
he win sell at the very lowest prices for cash. The Pub
lie may be assured that they will be furnished with the
very best articles in his line.
oct lS-2w ED. SHOEMAKER.
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Montgomery County, Maryland.

In the days of our youth this county, like
Fairfax in Virginia, was regarded with derision
for its steriity and poverty; but what q change
is now passing over both of them The barren
wastes are becoming fruitful; healthy, happy
and prospecting homes are everywhere arising
We quote from the last number of the Mary
land Journal, published at Rockville:
Many of our farmers have got through with
their seeding, and in week or so the entire
crop of our county, which is very large, will
have been sown. Hundreds of tons Of guano
have been used, besides other fertilizers.
We have seen q lot of potatoes raised by
Thomas Garrett, esq, of this place. They are
part mercer. Mr.. G. dug two rows, and selected
them as a fair sample. We have seen fine po-
tatoes raised about here, but Mr.. Garrett is far
ahead Of us all this year. Whether the supe
riority of his over those of others is owing to
the mode of cultivation, the exuberance Of the
soil, or manuring, we have not learned: certain
it is, he is hard to beat in raising this most de-
licious and useful succulcnt.
Our county continues to improve rapidly.
In a few years, if we are not greatly mistaken,
Montgomery will be one of the richest counties
in the State. We are perfectly sincere when
we say that in no part Of the United States can
more desirable spot be found for the home Of
farmer tnan mere. we nave the most aDun-
dant supply Of water, as pure as any in the
world; fine health; improving lands a moral,
industrious, and enterprising population, with
the advantages Of several frst-rate markets.
| Already have many strangers settled among us,
and the demand for our land is daily increasing.
As yet, there are many hundreds of acres for
sale, at very low prices. Now is the time for
persons wishing to settle themselves comforta-
bly, to purchase. There is not to be found an
instance where man has purchased land here,
within the last one or two years, who would be
induced to sell for anything like cost; and we
hesitate not to assert, that land which can now
be had in Montgomery for from fire to t,celpe
dollars per acre, will, in less than three years,
command double, if not treble, those prices.
We understand, from reliable source, that
Georgetown is determined to have a railroad
from their town to the Point of Rocks. 1t will,
if made, pass through Rockville. Georgetown
cannot much longer remain Indifferent about
this matter, for her people cannot be so blind to
their interests rs to postpone it much longer.
They must have the road, or lose the trade they
now enjoy. Nothing is more certain than the
fact that q railroad from the Point Of Rocks and
plank road from Frederick to Georgetown
would build up her trade, and increase her
commerce to such a degree as to rival her with
| the most important towns Of the country. We
desire greatly to see Georgetown flourish, for
in proportion as her prosperity is increased will
that Of our county be enhanced.
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PLAID BONNET RIBBONS.
lust RECEIVED six boxes rich Plaid Ribbons.
u Also, six dozen OF the latest style Bonnets.
For sale at BROWNS Cheap Cash Store.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTrMoRE, October 28-2 p. m.
Sales of $50 barrels Howard street -four at
1887. Grain unchanged.
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Miss Cusbman is playing in Albany.
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az REWARD.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, on the 9th instant pale-red
- cow, with white face, having two white feet, and
also white termination to her tail She has large
wart Of her front teats and each horn has been
perforated with gimlets, on account Of being hollow.
She rawbone Cow very gentle, and highly prsed by
her owner.
Any person returning the above Cow to me will re
seiye the sum of 3d. or liberal reward for such ntorma
ton as will lead to her recovery.
JERRY CANT,
10th st., bet. 4 r., near Rggs's new Buildings.
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AND ROCKVILLE TURNPIKE
COMPANY

A MEETING Of the Stockholders, and persons IL
IN terested in the construction Of Plank Road to th
District line the Washington and Rockville Turnpike
will take place Mt Temperance Hall, on TUESDAY mex
at o'clock p. Persons interested are respectfully i
yited to attend oct 27--2t
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WANTS.

WANTED, Ar ALEXANDRIA, . person
wv who win write brief Letter every morning and
supervise the delivery Of paper there In the evening
oct N-St Alex. Gas. copy ST.
yHANTED-An APPRENTICE, 10 or II years Of
wv ago. stout boy, well recommended, win hear
Of : good opportunity by applying At this once.
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a CARD,

rNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
i Of Washington that he has opened JOB PRINTING
OFFICE of and 9Th Streets where heis prepared
to execute every description Of Job PRINTING! and he
hopes to be able TO give satisfaction 10 those who may
favor him with their orders.
Cards. Handbils, Notices, Insurance Policies, Bank
Checks Labels, Pamphlets &c; &c printed st short
notice. JONATHAN hlRkWO0D.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IS, 1851.
60 ANY orders left at the office Of the american 1eIs
graph will be promptly attended to. sep l3-u
L,OR RENT-A LARGE ROOM, suitable for
I Store situated the Of 10Th street and New
York avenue This Is good location, and presents
ne opportunity for any desiring to engage In the
Grocery OF other business Inquire on the premises
oct 22-u
LEVER AND AGUE CURED FOR u.
IL Rowands Tonic Mixture is warranted to cure Ague
and Fever; and the price it'll per botewill be
funded whenever 1t falls when used directed.
For the genuine apply ut the Of and It'll sts
oct 22-- J.F. CALLAN.
IANNON'S DYSPEPTIC BITTERs.-A
supply of this valuable family Medicine to-day
received, for sale for 371a cents per bottle.
oct ~ J. +. CALLAN.
GOD LIVER OIL.-Pure Medicinal Cod Liver
~ Oil, warranted free from adulteration.
For sale by J. IF. CALLAN,
oct 22-tr Corner Of II and It'll streets.
IFE AND WRITINGS OF ALExAN-,
IL DER CARSON, LII. D.-by Geo. G. Moore;
5 vols
John Foster on Missions, with Essay the Scept
cism Of the Church-by Rev. Joseph 7. Thompson.
The Light Of the Week, the Temporal Advantages Of
the Sabbath--by John Younger.
Wlliamss Miscellanies, VOL 8vo.
For sale by TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
oct rs Booksellers, near 9th st.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEl

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that deduction Of six
per cent will be allowed upon the taxes for the year
1861, IL paid within the current month.
r. j. ROCHE,
oct lS--aotd Collector.