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Theatrical and Musical.

BowERY THEATRE The entertainments for this
evening are the drama OF lingo mar, in which Mr..
Stevens that Of Myron, and Miss Heron rs that of
PaIthenia. The entertainments close with the ope
ratio spectacle Of ola Bayadere."
BROADWAY TmEArRE.-The play of Love-"
which has been played with the greatest success
Miss Julia Deane as the Countess, Mrs Warren as
the Empress, and Miss A. Lonsdale IS Catherine,
with Conway Is Huon-will be repeated tonight,
with the farce of Married and Settled "
NmLo's GARDEN.-Madame Anna Bishop, whose
vocal abilities entitle her to position second to
none, although others have stronger voices, will APP
pear again tonight, in the opera OF Martha" and,
no doubt will draw q full house.
Burrows THEATRE The two pieces which draw
such large houses every right they are played.
namely, !" B. gone Dull Care" and Tho Toodles,"
are again announced for tonight. Bdrton's COM
papy are every night chcered throughout each act,
and in our mind, very justly so.
NATIONAL THEATRE,-C,ny. Taylor and Master
Cony, who are every night received with the warm
Get cheers, appear this evening in the Murdered
Waterman This piece will be succeeded by the
drama of " Eva" and the entertainments close
with the "Game Cock Of the Wilderness" The
receipts for Mt Joncss benefit.
WALLAcKs THEATRE The beautiful comedy Of
"Wild OATS which has been produced in such
pendor, regards cast Of characters and scenery,
will be repeated again TO- night. The amusements
| close with the " Handsome Husband"
AMERICAN MUSEUM The new temperance drama.
entitled the :" Last Nail, !" was received with great
enthusiasm again last evening, by crowded house
IL will be repeated to night. The pieces for this
afternoon are very attractive.
WHITES THEATRE OF VARIETIES -Four highly
attractive pieces are announced at this beautiful
establishment for tonight, comprising the " Idiot
Witness" Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady,"
the Siamese Twins" and " That Rascal Jack
CuRIsTY's OPERA HousE-Christy's Ethiopian
Opera Troupe advertise an amusing program me for
this evening.
WOODS MINsTREL's give another Of their highly
entertaining performances tonight.
THE PANORAMA OF CuBA continues to be witness
ed by large assemblagss, at the Chinese Assembly
| Rooms, Broadway.
| TIE NATIONAL GUARD BAND gives a grand CON-
| cert at Metropolitan Hall, on Saturday evening
next.
Mr. DEnPsrER, the celebrated ballad singer, has
arrived in this city, and will probably give some
concerts previous to lis departure.
Miss julia Bennett took benefit at the Boston
Museum the Sd inst.
The Arch street theatre. Philadep hia, was illu-
minated the night OF the 81 inst in honor Of the
J engagement of Mira Farren.
The Charleston, s. G theatre is soon 70 be OPEN
I cd under the management Of MIR. John Sionin.
4 Madame Anna Thillon made her FIRST appe arance
in Boston, on the evening of the Sd inst, in the
I opera OF the "Enchantress."
/ Mrs Mowatt has consented TO read poem on the
I death Of Webster before she Mercantile Library As
ISOLATION, at such time as her engagements will per-
nit
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Amongst the engraved portraits of the lanented
Daniel Webster, the one published by Acssrs Gou-
pill, yibert Co., Broadway, is conspicuous, not
only as a work OF art but as striking likeness Of
the great statesman
Alongside OF the foregoing engraving stands the
portrait Of George Washington, published by Mr.
Childs, Of Philadelphia, from engraving by Mr.
WEIGH, from Gilbert Stusrt's original painting
Our attention is diverted from the portraits OF
these two conseryators Of republican institutions to
an engraving representative Of the subverson Of re-
pvbcsnism by his sable majesty Fauitin the
First, Emperor Of Hsyti. TIE engraving graph.
cally portrays the ceremonies connected with his
majesty coronation and its aerits are suf ,iently
guaranteed by the names Of the publishers, Messrs
Lscombe & Hartmann
In addition to the foregoing engravings, we have
received a very pretty French Htbogrsphic sketch
OF the celebrated ddnseHa Ducy Barre, in one 81
her Characteristic pas.
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u. 8. District Court.

Bt1Ore HON. JuuB5 bett3.
Nov. 4.-The following gentlemen were sworn
on the Grand Inquest Robert Kelly, foreman
Benz. f. Camp, Clarxson Crohus Henry Dubois,
Walter Haviland, Christian Lilienthal, Daniel +.
Lee John X Myers, Dennis Mullins, Jared L. Moore,
Moses Maynard, Jr, Elnathan Tnone, Edward
Windust, Joseph Swaine, Geo. +. Bernard, Henry
Erben, Peter Dolan, William Downs Jr, Geo. d.
Pcshine, and Nathan G Ely.
The Judge merely directed the attention of the
Grand Jury to the causes on the criminal calendar,
which Of the ordinary nature of revolt, counter
feiting, SC. The Grand Jury then retired to their
room to consider the bills, and the court continued
the hearing of o cause already partly heard. The
regular calendar of the court will not be called this
week
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During the week embraced in this return the quarterly
dividend payments in due course by the
hank and in this circumstance have explanation
Of the chief changes, which numerically Of condera
bic importance including the decrease in the treasury
deposits private other securities and reserve Of upsu
ro!ed notes and coin and the increase in the circulation
ard other private deposits The decrease in the rest
Il Of caused BY the transfer another part Of tho
account Of the sum falling duo In the shape OF half
yearly dividend on the stock of the bank
The price Of gold at Paris the 22d Of O,tober wa.
about per mile premium. (new tariff rate) which a,
tie English mint price OF ES lis Itsd per ounce for
standard gold gives exchange of 25I9i and the OK
change st Paris London short being rs 27I 1t fol
loss that gold about oss per cont desrer In ndon
than in Paris The price Of gold at Hamburg was 42eI
Per msrc which the English mint prics Of GO lis
1ciid per for standard gold gives an exchange OF
l35li; and the exchange OF Hamburg on London A.
short being l35H It follows that gold is about 1872 pc,
cent dearer IN Hamburg than In London
Commercial letters from Paris state tina. the greatest
activity prevails in every branch of trade The orders
received from the provinces and foreign ooun,rs.
that the manufactures have great din
Guilty in executing hem. This activity cxten5s also 70
The departments At Lyons and st Eticane the densnd
has improved rapidly that the stocks Of goods in the
warehouses ulprecedeutedly low asd quite made
quaie to meet the requirements Of buyers nov
IN the market from Amerios and other oou itres
Several manufactures have recently been established
In the Lyons dstriot aud also In Asaos. The prices
cotton silk and other materials have advanced
WI be followed by corresponding increase In the value
o tie manufactured art.cs. This increased activity
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Resolved, That . pseiL committee BE- appsinted
% drsh blu 70 oarry cut the propositions sub
mittsd by the Committee Of Conference with the
Public School Society, and adopted BY tai. Board,
and for no other purpose Whatever; ana 70 report
to this Board.
quorum not being present, the Board adjourned
70 Wednesday next, tho 10th inst, at o'clock,
y NJ ALBERT GILBERT, Clerk.
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Iota D-lo %ot
We look for greater decrease than this at the close of
navigation. These is nothing likely to transprire Of
nature calculated to give impetus to the movements
of breadstus and provisions and the receipts at tide
water WILL without doubt, decrease the ad.
yances.
The capital, par value and market value o. shares
dividend per cent and amount Of certain banks In Phi
ladelphia according to the latest returns as an
nexed:-
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by this 1t will be that the dividends equal
about 5 per cent for the half year. the amount Of
capital the average market price about Sc per cent
above the par Of the secks The amount of dividends
Slseo0 more than in May last and about the
in November last year. The dividends for the year
average about 10 per cent
The steamship Africa, from Liverpool, brings thres
days later intelligence from oil parts of Europe In the
different markets there nothing An active demand
existed for cotton but the large receipts prevented any
important improvement In prices slight advance had
been realized In breadstuns, there hsd been a email
improvement Indian was in much request at ad-
vancipg prices Provisions dull depressed The
returns Of the Bank Of England the week ending the
10th of October exhibit the following changes from the
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NOVELS AwD wATEissHn sT.ACxs.

(>ENTREvILLE MANSION HOUSE BERGEN POINT
- Peter Kerry Dodge, proprietor formerly ofMocoonbs
Dam five and half miles from Jersey City ferry foot ~
Corandt ttroet Is very thankful for past agors Of hs
friends and hopeful Of the continu Of tho same
Brcakfss diar and supper at all hours parties
thortcet notice Good target grounds staoed 10 tho house
stagce starts from the fegiy at al hours
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STOLEN GOODS.

NroTICE--THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, SUPPOSED
IN 70 be etolen, In remaining at tho first District
Police Court, for which owners wanted diamond
ring and half dozen buck handle knives broad
sye, one BASKET GEO. w, fArSELL. Chief OF Police.
Npvgm.CE N,
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rsp T. DE GRAND-vALs PRIVATE BOARDING
w school for boys liudson Terrace moseassn,
and Fpalish ftudies the French language. VOCAL muso
dan ing and feacing. Circulars NJ the hsuNu"on'
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DRIvATE INSTRUCTION IN PENMANSHiP.-TA
subscriber prepared give private ntru alton IN We
ART Of pep ladies gentlemen ~ his roomn %
6rst corner above the Irving Hooc For saie
a. elosant TOBY book with Instruction, price N Gentle
- - ' OLIVER ID. GOLDSMITH.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
srBEE SEVENTH PAGE. IA
INSTRUCTION.

a GERMAN LADY WISHES TO RESIDE WITH
IA private family, whore hours OF daily nttruoti,n
French German painting and drawing fancy needle
work any Of the higher English branches nigh. be m
dced nm equivalent her board Rest of city no erences
given and required Please nd dress Miss r. X E. Herald
Office.
GOIDsMITU's CHEAP CLASsEs.-THE SUBSCRIBER
" respectfully forme the citizens OF New York Brook
yp and burg that he will receive subscribers TOR
s week only his cheap writing classes at the nominal
charge 81 So for twenty lessons OF m hour
each and charges Terms payable subscribing
The classes will commence on Monday November sh AZ
O'clock NJ and and y. NJ for gentlemen. and il A. NJ
and O'Clock T. for ladies' Every person de.roas q
ayapF themselves Of this onportu y must register thor
~ OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
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New YonK srArr CANAIs-TolLs COLLECTED.

'CVHSV IrUfi Ioui 10 VCt @ISt P-Vtf-v
Decrease for the 4th week In October, 1852. 10 o.!
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-12
Affairs In Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN, April 12-12 m.
/ am pleased to learn from friend Page, the
gentlemanly clerk of the canal company that
the heavy rains of the last week have done no
damage to our canal. 1t continues in good order
the entire length of the line. During the last
week over 10, 600 barrels of -four and about 8, 900
tons of coal reached US by this noble work, be-
sides large quantities of wood, grain, hay, &c.
Since our last report, fourteen boats, heavily
laden, have arrived, and about the same number,
with assorted cargoes of merchandise for differ
ent points have left
The supply Of beef cattle, &C., at Drover's
Rest last week was limited. About 1873 head of
beef cattle were sold to Georgetown and Wash
ngton butchers, at prices ranging from 3D. to
$4.873 per 100 pounds gross. Sheep, $3.373@
| $4874 per head. Pork, S7.75 Veal calves,
| Sc. 50@$5.00.
About 200 bbls. of -four changed hands on
Saturday at 1881, and $50. 949$4; also, sales
of 8, 200 to 1000 bushels wheat at 84c. Oslo as
| in quality and 700 bushels corn, white and yell
| low at SIC. Sales this morning of wheat at &c.;
and corn, white and yellow. at SIC. Fish at the
wharf very scarce and in demand. Shad, $15
per 100; herrings, S7.50@$8 per 1000.
Arripals.-Packet brig Fidelia, Jones, Ponce,
Porto Rico, to F. s. A. II. Dodge; packet schr.
Mott Bedell, Osborn N. Y, aground on Port
Tobacco Shoals bound up; schr. Cleopatra, Will
liams, Salisbury, to Wheauy & Walker; schr.
Rome, Jones, Baltimore, lumber for Boyce, Fay
lor s. Co.'s new building
| Saaed.-Schr. levin, Livingston, Salisbury
schr. Sprewel Morse, Svil, Elizabeth City,
n. C. ELECTRO
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Alleged Official Malfeasance.

A Washington correspondent of the New York
Evening Post, under date of the Oath Of March
last, says
"a certain government functionary, having the
disbursement of very heavy amounts of public
money here in Washington, is in trouble. He is
charged by responsible men of both parties with
serious frauds and other mal-conduct in Office,
which, if substantiated, will drive the Executive
to his removal.
I" In day or two these charges will 60 before
the President and Congress, backed by facts, fig
ures and unimpeachable testimony.
1.-THE movement in oil its particulars shall
be in possession of the moment it is made, and
shall furnish them to you at once"
The writer has, we believe, made no revela-
tons since the above mysterious outgiving, but
we have learned the whole history alluded to-
To say that the allegations true, would be to
condemn respectable citizens, and upon er parte
evidence. 1t is clear however, that public JUS
tice, the good name of the Executive, the welfare
of the wing party, and the reputation of the gen.
| tleman accused, all demand a full and searching
investigation.
We SHALL perhaps, give publicity to the charges
specified in day or two.
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Office of the General Insurance
Agency.

Located on Seren street, 6etreeen II and II, nearly
opposite Odd-Fello,cs' Hall,
yyTHERE Policies will be granted life, HEALTH Fire
w and Marine Risks, in the following companies, viz:
AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT. Capital 100000 RATES
Of premium reduced rs per cent Payable in cash annually
semannuay, and quarterly Lives of slaves insured Al
the rate others. BENJAMIN SrLiMAN, President
BENJAMIN NoYEs, Secretary
WASHINGTON COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF GRANVILLE, NEW YoRKhe largest and safest
mutual insurance company In the world Capital S936SS6
10000 members designed for farm property and
detached dwelling houses which will be insured at ono
seventh of the usually charged by stock companies
8. s. CowEN, President; A. BISHOP, Secretary.
COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF AMSTERDAM,
New YORK. Capital, S125000 besides large surplus cash
fund Policies issued Fire. Marine, and Inland navga
on and transportation risks at the usual rates of other
responsible companies. L. @. GARDINER Presidents ALDEN
4. MALLERY, Secretary.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF FoRT PLAIN, New
YORK. Capital Sl73000 besd es large surplus cash fund
nsures under the system the stock mutual plan
PETER J. WAGNER, President; JOSIAH Cook Secretary.
% Since the above agencies have been established,
have insured 100000 Of property and paid eight
losses to the full satisfaction Of the claimants Ia
funds Gentlemen having property uninsured are respect
fully invited call at this Office where ample references
and full explanations will be cheerfully given.
Agencies granted by JAMES i. CLOSE,
General Agent for the States of Virginia and
mar 9-1lm Maryland and Dist. Of Columbia.
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PLAsTERERS. BRICKLAYERs'. MAsONs, AND
tHF ciRpENTEHS' TOOLS


nNRoWEIS Mtring Tools Hammers, and Brushes, for
Plastcrers, Bricklayers Trowels, StonsMasons Ham
GARDEN TOOLS.
Hoes Raes shoyes, Spades Trowels and Lines for gar
denng. lH
FISHING TACKLE.
Jointed Bamboo and Reed Rods, Sea Grass and Hemp
Lines, Snoods and Hooks, in great variety.
DRISTLE AND FEATHER BRUSHES,
warranted not to to pieces Whtewash pin Sweep
ing, scrubbing, Busting, Shoe and Fly Brushes.
HARDWARE. Isl ..'a
Locks, Latches, Bolts, Hinges, Screws, &c.
CUTLERY.
Ivory Buffalo, Ebony, Rosewood and Bonehandle Knives
and Forks Butchers, Cooks and Bread Knives Pen and
Pocket Knives in great variety
BASKET WARE
Childrens Carriages Market Baskets, Work do Fancy
do together with large collection too numerous to men
ton, just received from New York. Philadelphia and Bat
and for sale the Old Variety and Hardware Store
Pennsyyaniaayenue one door from 9th street by
GEO. SAVAGE.
And Penna av, opp. Seven Buildings, First Ward by
mar 27-tf JOSEPH H. SAVAGE IL co.
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j. II. CLAY MUD, Eso.-This gentlemen, who
was formerly an associate editor Of this paper,
has arrived from California as one of the dele
gates to the Wing National Convention from that
State. WeJre happy to learn that Mr.. NJ has
been very successful in the practice Of the law at
San Francisco. lie is a man Of fine talents, and
must rise Cumberland md. Miners Journal
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MUsIcl MUsICl MUSIC!

Just received, from the pubher acompete assortment
OF Instruction Books for the Piano Forte, Guitar No
lin Volonceo Flute Fife, ACCORDION, Cornopean, Banjo
Claronet Fageoet, &c &C. Together with new method
net Trombone, Valve Trumpet Serpent Post Horn Buge
Aphcleide Trombaceo; besides general assortment OF
Musical Instruments such the first quality Guitars po-
Inns from the first houses in the country, Accoreons at
greatly reduced prices &C. Bargains may be had by calling
GEO. HILBUS, Musical Depot
mar 29tr South side Pa next TO of 1Oth st.
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The Cotton Plant, a New Paper.

1t was some time since announced that this
paper was to be established to promote the ma
teral interests Of the South Such O journal
here in Washington should be literally supported
by our dealers, merchants, and citizens.
1t will, we are assured be strong and influ-
ential journal; and as its purposes are to pro-
mote the industrial prosperity of an important
region of the United States, it cannot but meet
the hearty commentator Of the people of every
section
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.

Mineral Water and Sarsdparltid, &c.
NHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the citizens Of
Washington that they have fitted up establishment
on street. back OF the Old Railroad Depot where they
manufacturing superior article Of MINERAL WATER
AND SARSAPARILLA, upon new plan free from all in
furious ingredients Their preparation possesses medicinal
qualities Of the highest order for the publication of the
blood This refreshing particularly recommended
for summer Families and dealers will be furnished at
their doors in any quantities Orders left the establish
ment will be punctuay attended to.
mar Str MKEoN & MGRANN.
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FArRrAx AND POTOMAC PLANK ROAD,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Books Of Sub
IN scrpton TO amount not exceeding SIXTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS Of Capital Stock be divided into shares Of Fifty
Dollars EACH for the construction OF the "FAlKFAA AND
POTOMAC PLANK ROAD" will be opened on the ID day OF
MAY, 1862, at the following named places;
AT the Office Of ALFRED Moss Fairfax Courthouse under
the superintendenee Of the Commissioners.
AT the MAYORS OFFICE, in Georgetown, d. q, under the
superintendence Of Wm H. Tenney u NJ Linthicum Henry
Addison samuel Cropley, H. L. offutt and Francis Dodge
or any three of them. 4,tY ..#H
At the once Of NICHOLAS cN1ky Washington d. c. under
the Of Nicholas CaRn Ephraim Wheeler
Fitzhugh Coye, Samuel Bacon, George H. Parker, VIM.
Gunneli, VIM A. Bradley, u. Montgomery King, and r. W.
Latham, or any three of them
At the house of CRoMRE Lewinyle Fairfax county,
under the superintendence OF - Crombie, VIM. Nelson,
Thomas APP O. Jones Francis Croker L. Foster Joshua
Gibson, and James Sherman or any three Of them
AT the scHooL.HoUsE at Falls Church. Fairfax county,
under the superintendent Of Amzie Coe Alexander q.
Davis VIM r. Dulin, VIM Ball, Daniel H. Barrett, Il. O.
Powell, and George Rsley or any three Of them.
AT the house of JAMES Gross, in Centreville Fairfax
county, under tho superintendent of John H. Pugh A. s.
Grgsby, James Machen, James A. Evans, r. NJ Whaey, b.
i. Rose, and John Milan or any three of them.
At the house Of JAMES PALMER, Pleasant Valley Fairfax
county under the superintendent of James Palmer Alex
ander Haght, DR.. Hart, VIM. II. Wrenn, Sas Hutch
ison r. H. Cockre, and Talmadge Thorn any three
them. q. W. HUNTER, jr,
i. d. RICHARDSON.
JARED MEAD,
WILLIAM r. RUMSEY,
THOMAS II. LOVE,
NOAH DEYo
JAMES HUNTER,
THOMAS MOORE,
ALFRED MOSS, ...
mar 21--3m Commissioners
nRESS GOODS, &c.-conssting of plain and
~ figured Silks, French Jaconets Organdie Muslins,
plain and printed Berege Lanes plain printed Be
reyes &C. &C., in great yarietyust opened ut the Central
Depot Of f. MYERS Co.
mar Ctr Pm. ay., bet. 9th 10th streets
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
600 PIECES Bleached Long Cloths embracing all the
.DUo best makers
80 pieces Bleached Sheetngs, all widths
500 do Prints, all styles and prices
20 bales various styles Brown Goods low by the pee
30 pieces Party Plaid Cotton.
The above will be sold very low, and persons buying to
sell again will find II to their advantage to give call
YERBY MILLER,
Between 7th and sth streets,
mar 26-lm Opposite Centre Market.
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B0NNETs, PARAS0LS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, go.
lust opened at WIN. X. RILEY'S-
~ 500 Straw Bonnets, of every quality
800 Parasols-Green Blue, Brown and Black
10 boxes Bonnet Ribbons
20 boxes Flowers and Cap Tabs
Also rs dozen best Kid Gloves
20 do black Net Mitts
200 do Cotton Hose and half Hose
Together with general assortment Of seasonable Dry
Goods. 26-tr
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New York Thankful for the encouragement he has re-
ceyed from the members of Congress- citizens and stran-
gers he hopes by strict attention TO business and
determination to please, to merit continuation OF past
fayors. 1911 ANL# .EA.
VIM. ii. FAULKNER, Sign of the Shirt.
R The only place in the city where Shirts made to
order. Ian A--eou
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RAND,s CHEMICAL RECORD INKS!

U,HE ORIGINAL INKS manufactured for more than
thirty years by Mr.. b. ii. RAND Of Philadelphia, are
made by NJ T. PARKER OF this CITY, according to the
original receipts In quantities TO supply the trade at the
lowest wholesale prices.
In the great celebrity Of RAND'S INKS the public have
positive guaranty that better made in the country
For SALE wholesale and retail in bottles draught
the manufacturers residence street. doors east
of the Bank Of Washington.
Orders also be teft at his PAINTING ESTABLISH
MENT Louisiana avenue between 9th and 7th streets
south side. Nj. L. PARKER, Manufacturer.
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gs!s" What he shall publish is but n simple
question for an editor to decide. 1t is the matters
declined that give the most trouble.