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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
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molten mir ibm nur etni9e earauf beSu8libe
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ten in, Obne Sebt nod Dor Der naben prCIi,
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rtu WabfcIsrr Der Oltln SSoUatsn Fin 'ctIcu, ritt
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aeadt ba6sn ute gum @renlpa parrilon, 9lap, San
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Q. SHe fcnnlt es, oaB bic b,utiocn scFcCtcs, penn
fe bic mabren MabfrlQer oer oltcn DcnCFroteu n cls
len 'nebt autb olte Demcfratcn fir bas preNOlunamt
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ianpss uno fur Den Sfueen @n9auos reittu ipje 8an
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bar, mis- tcun,t cteiss?
3. 2Baibineton, SeiTcrcu unb Sadcn iporrn fit ei.
men 2ariff prSshdeuna siubsniih SupuIris mo fir
afIe 0aprcasln bic uncrm eanoe gum gluetu ocrstben
Die eotcfotcs fno 9egcn fctbe @5runoIdee uuo 6cdb
pcsn iie ibrs glahfr9er ltiu rpSbreno bic gRbias,
bic nun Ole SSoeroIilsp eiu csu, serooe ole Grlnes
face ron Ssolhinotcn uno SefTrcn NATURALIZATION,
mic UiRft Du oies bormouirsn MAIDEN?
Die @bioS iino ibsrau8 9efpannt auf
Deine Qntwort, Nadbar. 2tber prCbire 70
6sutIi6 Su lsin aIs m6eIii5, fOnf brsreifin
fee pisuSi8t ui9t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
sIn nnlrre gHhin.Npllcotrt.

GDir eriEbcn ta6 Cini9c nntrtr wrthsn 9Hhi0Gct;
l9sn nctb immsr rtn 9Iomm tf5 Sabn gNtGuueu0b
ols greforS:Grw&tler fit rsn l7tsn 0iritt on ibrtr
NGatFige fdbun. Dies If unrjcbti0; 9NtGnUmoh
bat pe9su 8rantbGit reTAnirt mO on Ejnt SNUe if
Scbn 9B iutomfrn crronrt Iie @GrroftarQ
tititS llmitonbe5 ii tei Sem 0rudIn Der GNttCrats
Sdsts fIhr rpithtin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
Gin Gcntt.0nrhiS.

2(uf bcm Ganoe be5 6errn SamusG
Moprr, in SberfautOn &ounf6tp, 9rtbo
@ountp, III biefs5 Sntr Elm Rurbi5 sapabr
fen, weIder 5 Su6 Z Sou i'm umfan9 uno
3 Sub sou in Der Gdn9e mi6t. Oie8 III
elm G6tsr Seott-8urbis, uno oa8 aonse
@ountp 1T uuf9cfOreert benfeIbsn 3u bieten,
menn es fdnn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
Gin orpfer Gjrnnbbeerert gfenocI.

2(uf bem 2anbs unfers5 altCn Sreuntc3
Satob &lein, in 2ombiG 8aunftip, &c.
6aI@auntp, III ojsIss SaDr Elm 8runbbcrren.
StenasI sewabicn, weItbcr s EuB ~.
3Ca lang 1T. Dsrfetts III pOm Soamen
ouf9swa6ftn uno Bate 6 fb6ne gruno5ce-
rem anbdngsn. IS it ties Elm dbtr Scctt
Stsu9cI, unp mir fya9cu: wer Fann ibn
hiptpn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
~ Sort iuaS Die Srittiicbc
Nre0e Sd0t!

0ie 9cnocn 9iSpat6 pom 5. Ssptembr
sntbdIt fol9enoen Qrtest, ben mir einem ie
oen Stimmacber sur SurdIefun9 uno gum
ernlibaften 9labcenfen anempfebIen:
Sn nDie Spei parteisn Der &spubIie,
@bi9 uno Sempfrat-o. 3. Ssfhusuu9s:
freunce unb Sretbdnbter- babsn ibre
Geiben 9emultert uno @anboaten fur Die
fOmmsnoe gBabI au59ewdbIt. GF5rScr
Gueiduocr frcnt fiGb In Der Gripdrtuu9
SsS GrfOlsS Der Scm0fratiirben Srcibans
ocIs'Nartei."-C0
Rerfw hrois.-Sn Nelfon Saunf6ip,
CGanaca @ef) puroe fiirSlib Elm alter
Sannenbaum pom Sturm um9emebt, no
man baun in einr 56bluns bas Sfelstt
zines Mannss, Elm feinernes Bib, Swsi
fupfgne 1elTrI unb sini9e 9rC6e Scemu-
fdeln fanb,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13

Gin eutes 8ort fOfet nidt mebr aIs ett
b6lss. @Gfts su6 ibs SpruesIFopfe.I
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13

tlnter ben eOfos, alias 0emofrdten, in
8erF5 Gauntp, fa9t Der 9leaoina 8eCbat-
ter, wiro Die Weinune perbreitet: baB niht
Sen. Seott, fonoem Sen. pisrte i'm meri-
faniidsn &ris9e neas redt' Sebte getbu
bott "-Diseeute Ieben an fuBem 9eodbt.
MIG mande lieBen fib pieIsidt ouf binben,
oo6 Srunf Qieree dIier aI6 fsiu ei9ener 8a'
tes fs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
GDbie SeGtiruoI' Grnenuuuoen.
SIR prdfIOeRt:
mat. .8en. 8tnfelD Stptt,
ThE 9Iiee sGrdfterntt
BtIlt0m 9[. 9rnbdttt.
@rd;foent6 B.. Grwdbler.

Grdfipent6 6ripGbicE.
Qtmnttr g. srcmn, Nerttomptcn
-genatcrial: Sonws YeIStt, RtrttumtrIouo,
| Samd 4. gurpionis, 8utIr.
SiftriRt;
I. gSilliom 8. 6u9Dss, l3. NCr 9Hjtrtt5marth,
2. Sauss Sroauor, II. Some5 .. GompbeU,
3. Scbn gS. Stctgs, Is. Sonts .. Yortcn,
d. Scbn %. @errce, IS. Sorc5 q. DoMtitu,
s. Spsuter 9RrStpoine, II. SChn IRtnjomion,
6. Sanlcs Gs. Suutr, lS. &otpb Iroft
7. San,cS psrrcf, 10. Scbn 9jntrn,
9. Scbn Stbafsr, 20. Nr;btolo &cCcrtitn
8. Sotcb 9Noridor, 81. 2bcmo5 3. @9b0ur,
10. 6. 9. 9oler, %. 9,p;s 9. 9rrr,
IL. SapiS Nltcn, %. Gbriiijon W2cNerS,
l2. gJ2. 6. 9Rerar, I2l. Gcrmon phGIp6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
9bilaSelpbia uu0 TrccmdnSturo gIicgcG
hhhM,

Sn @bilotIYEja wurte am Gomfog
1bsne rjne &etiammIun9 prn &ouTeutsn
uno 2(n6crn ju gurfsn Ger @rrj6tHu9 diner
Hie9etbabn Don Ybilaeelpbja nntb Srte,
manatur9 sebattsn, wobti in 9csj0nesn 8e-
ben bar9stban wutbe, wis miit!ia cine fcl6t
8obn fir 6en 5onteI pbilacsIpbia5 if uno
oas Die SADIE Obue 3ttperIuft urfCIot wer'
esn mug, mCnn niht Der game 9rO6e 6on,
bel ticfe5 2onNtbciI8 no6 glruYorf scricb.
tet wrcsn iOg. ga I6ejnt anfdn9ti8 Grnt
nit Der Gdt5e neroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
2Uocn0lGtfcr bcD GouTcuoen.

I'm III Scjatn 5u wettem @raoe Der 0iee.
.rUtrittjQfiit tie 2Ofo5 bre 3ufIu6t neb.
men nm Gen. Stott nor tem &cIe 5u fha.
ocn. trouht man nur binmeIen duf tiee
S0bIOrcn ghQcnfdriftcn, wdtbc Don ibrtn
in olIen Ge1cneen ef5 Gaucc5 ou&Qrfriurt
wD,ocn, NORM @rirfe cnthoItcu fn0, mel.
tic UOr9cben zen Gtctt Qcfibricten notbru
Su icjn uno 3ciaen foI!en, ZAP er (ScohDS
otfUr fey ale gefc9e in 83ua auf oas
8ur0errcht Der @jnwonccrcr gu mieosrru.
fen, uno fcuen orocrn NusIdnoem siSr
Stimmte6t gu toftn, au8Acnomen iOlcbn,
Die rusnjaltn3 Gin Sabr ais SCIoatsn IN,
Ter Ger Nmarj;onifden Urmee 9cSjsnt bitten.-
Dieie3 if ser Giun uuo Die t9aupts
fade mrItbe in oitfsn 8ldttern enibaItens
1T ntlbe wie Sbadren UOn ;erif6rcnoem,
tlnQ8icfcr tber oa8 2ano perbrcitet lino.--
StD fotdcn periOner, bic StottS 8riefe,.
roeld't er fetbft 9efhricben BAT, 9elfien baben,
uuo tlber lrine @sfiunn9en in Be5ua aufT
ooS @urgarebt Don ein8ewanoertem SOIf,.
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faIithen Gofofofo STIsumouH9cn su mics
certe9cn, 0enu feIts pifen oa6 Sectt
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oirnt boIsn, fcQteitb ein Stimmredt bdbr
foutcn-lpibrenO Die ubri9en GtnwancGer,
msItbe nttt i'm 3ris9e geoient, foIte Sdrs
9errsdte osnie6en Ute unter Sen 9e9enmGra
tiseu @skeen bsiiimmt 1T.
Die Eiaifahen fn6 biefe- Sen. Stctt
Sat nod INNER eurh gEorte uno SbateU
Die Gbre uro 8cbte befonberS Ger SeutfbeB
einqewdncrten 8eo6IfsrunQ urtbeioigt uno
unteriuet, uno in Geinem 8erufc 70 gereu
oc9en eiefebe 9sbanoeIt aIS Der befs ecfos
fofo in UmeiPa uno bic ermdDutrn erlcges
uen 8cfbtIciQun9en fino nur au89ewCr:
fen nit Der Ubitbt bic sablreibe @IaBe Der
ein9ewanoeren Burger, ,pelbe feline @eIe-
9enbsit uno ttine 3eit babrn beioe Selten ju
unterfubcn, ire su fhbren, 5u tdul3en une
ju betrI9en- : (Reui9feitSb.)
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sirsltb pom Befen surudfsbrtc, ubsrsab
unS Die fcI9enoen ablimmun9en, wsItbe aut
feiner Ecifc aeuemmtn wuroen.
Quf oem griefee: Gcott so, piGee uno
6aIe 2. = Son Buffalo na6 Roebelter q
Rausn): Stott 1875, Qieres 80, 9ale o,
Gin euteS Bort fOifet nidt mebr aIs stH
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
2ctba GnmntB Tnir.


Die erffe Nu8fslluu9 Ger r0e6o Gountp
Qdnbau, @e1eufbaft" Bat an lebten DCn.
rerifas unO Steita9 ouDier fnttaGfuNOcn,
rno in ilber oue @rwartIn9 gut aus9sfalsn.
Da5 aus9tffeute 8ieb non Ccsr Nrt, Die
Qderbau' unO Sn6ullrie, GrIeuqniBe uno
9erdtbe, Sbi1iOrten, Damerorbcitcn, Bier.
iuaarsn, etc etc. waren SobIrciher UOrton,
ben, aIs man fir ba5 sriien,at ermartcts
so bat aud bic 9robe SbciInabme an Die.
fem crften &erfube tewieisn, bn6 n9rrBcr
SbsiI unferer 9ourn Elm re9e3 SntsrcTe
in Der I6bthm Ga6e fhbIt, mOcurtb tic
f66nfen Grwattun8en fir bic 3ufunft
aerehfcrtgt WerSen. ga ole Gintritt8
9sbuDr nur l2% Gents tetru9 uno Gle
Ginnobms Der @cieuIhaft fib ouf BEL
nabe 1900 8boter belief, 70 muS Die gan,
5e 3obl Der 8c1ubenben ubW 3Cbntau'
fenb betro9eu babsn. S0ns un8 mgiter
in cine @eiHreibun9 tiefcr 9lin5mtn Gf'
faire sinjuIafsn, mouen mir MIR NOD bemcr.
Zen. boB mir nd6fe gG0@e cine 2iRe Ger
ertDeiItm Yrdmjsn 5u YubIiSiren 9tosnftn,
noraus Djeeni9cn, bic niht ieIbt 9e9sn:
mirti9 warin, fib sincn Sjsn,IitD Qntcn 8e,
8riff Uon Ger Gu5feQuna matban tlunn.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-06
WHAT DO YOU WANTl

IF you are afflicted with any Of the disesses
i the nesh Is heir to- call Mt Winners.
you wish cheer those around you with the "barmony
OF sweet sounds" call at Winners.
II you wish to correspond with friends far away" call
ne Winners.
II you wish to-sketch "scenes memory dear call at
Winners.
II you wish to perpetuate your glossy rDglets call at
Winners.
II you wish to find out there's luxury in shave" call
at Winners.
IL you wish a toilet perfumed Ike "Arsly the best"
call at Winners
II you have "sny old chairs to mend" call Winners
II you wish 10 get rid OF visitors unwelcome to repose
call at Winners.
And last, but not least If you wish to some Of yow
monsD, call at Wimers-
Where You get Dr. Winiamgs Pulmonic Balsan,
Hamptons Tincture and Fever and Ague Pills. Music;
Letter Paper Note Paper, Visiting Cards. Drawing Mate
rails Crayons, &C., Glman's Rcnine, Hair Brushes and
Combs Tally Razors Shaving Creams Soaps and stropT
Coognes Extracts Honey Soaps; Phipss Patent Liquid
Glue; English Yermin destroyer; reasonable prices and
Porte monnaies and Pocketbooks the change
All these and many more at
WIMERS Stationery and Fancy Store,
oct 3O--r 9th street, Louisiana nv,
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-06
House-furnishing Store.

rE subscriber has removed to that commodious store in
Iron Hail. situated on Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th 10th Streets and has opened extensive assert
and beautiful Housekeeping articles which he
determined TO sell as low the articles be pur
chaed any OF the eastern cities Ills present
consists In part Of
French and English China and Crockery Ware In Dinner
Desert, Tea, and Toilet Sets
Cut and pressed Glassware.
Gilt and mahogany frame Mante Pier and Toilet Glasses
Bron2ed Iron Hatracks, Standards Androns, fenders
Candcabras &C., Shoves and Tongs.
Soar lamps and Girandoles Hall Lamps.
81 ted Tea and Coffee Sets, Castors.
Walters and Tea Trays, Cake Baskets
Covered Dishes Card Receivers Candlestck Urns, &c
stair Rods Table Cutlery, Japanned Goods.
Britannia Ware block tin Tea and Coffee Urns.
Chatting Dishes, Oyster Tureens.
Dish Covers, Egg Boilers, &c.
Bohemian Glassware, iron framed Dressing Glasses.
Terra Gotta Ware, Door Matte Baskets Brushes, Wood
Ware, Cooking Utensils, &c.
with magnificent collection OF Msntsl and Table orns-
mens and Fancy articles generally altogether forming the
largest cheapest assortment Of furnishing Goods
ever offered for sale IN this city. c, W B0TELRR
oct 2s--stswtwH
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-06
PROPOSALS TO BUILD A SEWER IN NINTH
STREET WEST

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the under.
signed until IL o'clock Tuesday, the 9Th day of
November 1882 for extending the along 9Th street
west from street north TO the north side Of New York
The proposals 10 he left at the Mayors Office and
be endorsed Proposals for sewer In 9th street"
The wall Of the to he nine inches In thickness built
Of the best sound hard brick laid In the cement
tar aud the to be Of the dimensions Of four feet In d.
ameer In the clear inside and Of depth about
twelve feet inches below the top Of the curb line the
contractor 10 do all the excavations and filing and TO
all the surplus earth; portion Of 1t 10 DO deposited
In street NORTH between 9th and 10th streets west 10
raise To the proper grsde and also 10 take and relay
all the nag otways which II may be necessary take up
in the progress Of the work. and make all the openings
the opinion Of the Engineer may require them
The bottom Of the excavation TO he made m the out
side Of the bottom Of the
Bidders to state the price per lnea foot for everything
complete.
Bidders will also state the price per nea foot II the thick
Of the wall Of the be reduced TO four and half
inches.
The work Is be executed at such times the Mayor
may direct Il being expressly understood that the right IL
square, done at different times he may deem expedicnt
Persons disposed to bid diagram In the office Of
the Engineer for completing the grades Of the city, In the
City Hail. which will show the cutting necessary 10 be done
The contractor to make the proper connexon with the
present sewer.
The contract will given to the lowest respon
sbe bidder who will bs required TO enter into bond with
faithful performance of his contract.
FRANCIS B. LORD,
Commissioner Sd and 4th Wards
CHAS. p. WANNALL,
JAMES T0WLES,
oct 20 Assistant Commissioners.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-06

GEORGETOWN, Nov. 6-l2 m.
Froman early hour yesterday evening up to
the present time it has been raining almost in
cessantly, consequently no outdoor business Of
any consequence is being done this morning
The fall trade with our merchants generally
has thus far been heavy The amount of -four,
grain, and other produce which has been brought
into our market by the canal and other convey
aHces, has exceeded that of any previous fall in
our recollection. The sales Of every kind of
goods by our merchants has also been unusually
heavy.
Don't forget the sale of sugar and molasses,
on the wharf of our enterprising townsmen, the
Messrs. Dodge, on Monday next at IL o'clock.
The sugars offered by this firm at their auction
sales selected by competent and careful judges,
and rarely if ever fail to prove to be of excellent
quality. We have long since thought, if George
town had few more firms like that of +, & A. II.
Dodge, we should prosper much faster than We
do.
Our friends, Morton & Wilson, offer a rare
chance for retail grocery merchants. Give them
a call; you will find their stock of goods large
and of superior quality, and the gentlemen them
selves frank, free hearted, and accommodating.
Our market this morning, considering the
weather, was well supplied with prime meats,
butter, vegetables &c., oil of which sold freely
at good prices, especially meats and butter
DroVsrs' Rsst.-The supply Of Beef cattle this
week, has been good. Several hundred had
changed hands at $2,75@$a,50 per hundred lbs.
gross. Sheep $2,sli@$3,25 per head.
Canal Trads.-Since eur last report, sixty boats
have arrived. Thirty-fve from Cumberland,
with about $500 tons of coal, and the balance
from different parts along the line, with -four,
grain, wood, &c. About the same number have
departed, with assorted cargoes of merchandise
The -four market remains firm and active, with
large sales during the last few days, at $4,000
3d. 62b, mostly at the latter price. Wheat firm at
81, 0O@$1, 10 for white, and $685., 90 for red.
There will be public temperance meeting at
Society Hall, on Monday night The Rev. s. R.
Cox, and other eloquent speakers are expected
to address the meeting. ELECTRO
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-06
BOOKS FOR THE FANNY.

nAILY COMMENTARY: Practical Exposition Of Sc
ect Portions Of Scripture for every Morning and Even
ing throughout the Year Being Companion 10 Family
Worship. by One Hundred and Eighty Clergymen Of Scot
land 6yo
Scotland ab5unds with learned and pous minister
of sterling pety and rvent zeal in the of God
The commentaries which have read decidedly pract
cal In their nature and do have been written in
sight Of any party creed confession Of fifth As aid 70
family devotion safely recommend Il, and hope Il
will be extensively used for this purpose II supplies
want which has been long felt in the churches ChTisidn
Adt6cdte and Journal.
FAMILY WORSHIP: Series Of Prayers for every Morn
ing and Evening throughout the Year. Adapted to Bones
tic Worship by the authors Of the "Daiy Commentary"
For sale by
oct 30 GRAY A BAILANTYNE, eth street.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-06
what Il the Prospects

oTo the yictors belong the spoils" excaims
.hs New York Star. "This is an old doctrine" II
remarks, "practiced by both parties and avowed
~ mona We do not know that its age deterior-
otss Il We are not aware that its principle IN
tbe abstract, is not really honest. But we DO
rnow one thing and that is that the party which
practically repudiates it perpetrates political
sucide, and we only trust that the Democratic
marty now that it is about to enter once more into
mower under our City, State, and Federal govern
meuts, will be wise enough to remember the cir
c,mstance." The Star knows what it is after
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-06
Musical Card.

THE subscriber having taken up his abode in Washing
ingon) respectfully his intention OF teach
ing Vocal Music and the Piano Forte in which profession
he has been engaged for twelve years in the vicinity Of os
ton Testimonials In regard to character and capaby will
be shown and in addition thereto the subscriber has the
honor of referring to the following named gentlemen:
Hon. John W. Maury, Mayor Of Washington.
Rev. Orville Dewey, d. D.
Professor G. @. Page
q Richards, esq, Principal Union Academy.
Il. N. stratton, esq
Terms of Tuition follows Piano Forte and Singing, In
connexion SIS per quarter Of twentyour lessons either
alone, 49, Glasses for Rudimental practice or alee
Singing at reasonable and satisfactory rates.
Orders may be left at the Teachers residence Goth street.
between and " also at Geo. Hbus's Music Depot Penn
sylvania avenue. NJ. 3. JOHNSON.
nov l-eollW
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-06
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.

We have always greatly admired this city for
its neatness pretty stores, variety, beautiful wo-
men, quiet business, gay promenades, and decor
GUS appearance. The North American says that
at no period for years past has the demand Tor
its stores been SO pressing as at this time Not
withstanding the continual. conversion Of dwell
lings into places of business, and the erection Of
new trade edi6ces on sites but recently occupied
by large double mansions, &C., the demand for
more places grows faster than the supply
Branches Of business which have been for years
scattered about the city in various streets, are
now constantly making their appearance in this
great central avenue Of fashion, amusement, and
trade. The work of demolition, revolution, and
reconstruction is continually going on, and is Wis
ible in every square. Prudent, temperate, yirtu-
GUS, and industrious people in Philadelphia enjoy
as much happiness as any where else in this
world.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-06
DIED,

On this morning. her 4h year. LILLY daughter Of
late VIM ii. and ELIZABETH G. DEITz.
The friends the family invited to attend the funeral
from the mothers residence 18th street. tomor
afternoon, at o'clock
On yesterday morning, at halEpast three O'clock Of
affection of the heart with which he had suffered from
BIRTH RICHARD WALLACH, youngest child Of WILLIAM
and MARY NJ NJ TOWERS aged Is months.
On the morning Of the 9th instant, MARY H., beloved
wife of HENRY D. GuNNEI in the doth year Of her age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence tomorrow Sunday
2 o'clock, D. m.
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Wom.n,s Rights.

The New York Express states that female
dressed in mems clothing, from tip to toe, boldly
presented herself at the Fourth Poll District,
Nineteenth Ward, on Tuesday afternoon, and
claimed the privilege to vote the Democratic
ticket. One of the shrewd challengers who stood
by at the time, being suspicious that she was not
illegal voter, challenged the vote, at the same time
lifted the hat from her head, which developed her
long hair, it having been carefully done to COM
plete her disguise At this discovery the female
vanished, and with laugh by the inspectors and
by-standers, who witnessed her audaNty, the
matter passed off without further notice from the
authorities. The name of this bold claimant Of
woman's rights did not transpirs.
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Fashionable Dancing.
IRON HALL ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
PENNaYLYANIA AVENUE.

X. Go0DALL Professor and Teacher Of Dancing, Do
pertinent Casthsnc and Sceptre Exercises as taught
to ladies and gentlemen select classes at hours 70 suit
their convenience, In all the fashionable Dances TESTING
be from the principal families and schools
which he has taught with success, viz The Duke and
Duchess Of Sutherland Earl and Countess Of Fowls Lord
and Lady HILL Sir b. and Lady Leighton, Lord Liverpool,
p Lord and Lady Cambermore and most Of the Members
Of Parliament.
Giass for Masters and Misses same days. at halEpast
Evening Glasses Gentlemen every Thursday, at half
past Z, p. m
Mrs aoodal will receive limited number OF pupils in
the art of singing.
All letters aud commands addressed 10 MIR. Gooda,
Iron Hall, will receive prompt attention.
oct daft