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IOLD-Wster Cur~.-The Hydropalio Encyclopedias
" TEN Of ydfopathy and hygiene, N esht parts.
!. Outlines Of AnHtony-illus'raicd ~
y Physiology of the Hunan Rody.
Hygenic Agencies, and the Preservation OF Health
4. Dieteiios and Bydropaihc Cookery.
.. Theory and Practice ~ Water Treatment
Special Pathology, and Hydro Therspeucs including HE Ma
Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
z. Application ~ Surgical Diseases.
Application Of HydroPsthy Midwifery and the Nursery
Designed guide fsmlcs students
physiciansl by r. J. Trail, NJ. u.
For sale by GRAY n BALLANTYNE,
Nov ~ Seventh street.
rNIE Great Coproissioni the Christian Church cons
tuled and charged 10 convey the Gospel 70 the World by the
Rev John Harris u. H.
The Great Of Lords MinistUi by
the Rev. John Harris.
Religious Progress Dcoues the Development Of the Christ
ian Character by the Rev. William r. Williams.
Sacred Rhetoric, Composition and Delivery Of Sermons by
Henry Ripley Ertemporsncous
ppachtngg Nv Henry Ware, ~ ~.
The Christians Daily Treasury by Ebeneser Temple.
Lectures on the Lords Prayer BY William r. Williams.
For snip NJ GRAY n RALLANrYNES
Religious Book Depository,
Nov. n Seventh
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steamship Columbia will keep up monthly eommu-
Francisco Oregon awaiting ut the
arrival Of mails from Panama.
returning without delay with the mails and Tor the
steamer from Francisco.
regular propeiers viii be kept
up freight between
Panama and San Francisco.
OF will keep the connection between
Acapulco The the Allan
will be maintained by the United States mail steamships;
Geosa Observation-Disclosures
ONO.
......
III Dorado. l,oo1
Cherokee
Philadelphia.
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NEW GOLD PENS.-TAYLok u MAURY, booksellers,
IN Pennsylvania 9th street. have Just received
ply Of splendid gold of the best patten price, from
hy dollars Among them will be found Rapps ceie
brad niche approved exan from its close
semance the quill being made OF degrees aexb
to suit any handwriting.
SeDte
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(plILr LISr)
THE packet bos Bell Fashion will
commencing from this das, between Georgetown and Hari
Ferv.
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving arpcr Ferry
nert morning at 10 time Cor the for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning leaving Hspcrs Perry ,. m, arriving cese
morning o'clock.
Omnhuss will hs In readiness, the arrival
Ceorresown, convey thcm 10 Washington.
0y-Fare nire.rh ine9ding board, 81 90.
Mar b-dn
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University Of Georgia,

University OF Georgia,
ATHENS, August 81, 1854.
TINE Of this will
fill vacancy, the Eth of November The
professor will required French language addition
TO the branches appropriate 10 the pofessoship.
Salary $l,700 per annum, payable quarterly
Sept 4-4tlaw ASBURY HULL, Secretary.
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no OWNERS Lands gentleman Virginia
who good surveyor aud lawyer desiTas Texas
and would like
Of lands in that country, with bring them into
market.
family and small capital and IL DESTROYS fenearns
agriculture lie give The satisfactory testimonials ofeapac
integrity and responsibility and his general such
asst enable him considerable
Any ofTesas lands who avail himself
Of such Arrangement be acedn correspondence with tina
advertiser and get suitable responses addressing paid
VIM gOrIT.DIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
MurI1
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ID

RALTIMORE College OF Dental s.rgsry, session
rss2-'b3
Chaplin Harris n, NJ ~ Professor q Principles and frse
ucs Of Dental surgery.
Thos bond, IT,, D., Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics
w. n Handy N. D. Professor of Ans,emy HISTOLOGY
Alfred A. Handy, W. D. Professor ofOr>rafIye Dentsstry.
PHILIP w. Austen, ~. D., Professor Of Mechanical
Reginald ". Wnrhi, a. NJ NJ ID, Lecturer N Chemistry
The mechanical and dcctinK opened the list
Nosday Of October. The inhrmay will me
The regular Of iecnres begn MONDAY
November, and continue IN the iasi ~ March.
Tickets for the slt0 dssectng ticket (npt0naD se
aaincala'ien, - diploma Zee, go.
Good board nom - 20 70 81 20.
Asss w. n. HANDY, De,n
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Pacific Mail steamship Company.-The only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
WA NAVY BAY AND PANAMA1

fExO The public informed that under The present
MEANY% arrangements Of this company, steamers inspected
ZERIH and approved by the Navy Department. suitable
strength and power for conversion into war
the carrying United States mails will
Francisco arrival OF
nails aud viii Francisco for Panama the
LIST and 18th days Of zach month The following steam packets
In the Pacific nj which
be end of the
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sssns Insurance. Company, OF Uncs, New York
Capital $4,000.
THIS continues against loss damage
public buildings the and country
goods, and merchandise generally Aso, marine risks
by steamboats, railroads, and lakes taken
m favorable
m system ofbusne equitable and SAFE and the directors
The satisfaction they accumulated
surplus fund.- which, addition The capital stock o company,
enabling them present
decentralization to those who
business this company.
John ". UINMAk, President
H. H. HAWLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE sELnrNG. Agent,
7th street, opposite Odd Follows Han
June 0o-Jtawly
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DISCOVERY and Exploration OF the Mississippi Val
~ ley, Of Marquette AIoney, Membre
Hennepn, aud Anae ouayi by John Glmay shea vol emo
The Forest by j. " huntington, author Of Lady Alice
MEMS Wives BY Thackcray. Appeionis Popular Library
Lives Of Wellington aud Feel Appletnni Popular Library
Manual OF the Moluska Rudmonay Treatise Shells
by 8. r. Woodward. vol, Loadon.
TAYLOR n MAURY.
bookseller, street.
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D H. uOOE ~ CO., Wholesale ant Retail Dealers IN
Competing, floor oil cloths msttnes curtain Materials
sheetnr and furnishing goods generally
rennsyysna between 7h and 81, streets Washington
Aas oa-n
DEMOCRATIC Review for june. "a, with portrait
~ of Fierce this day received. Price IS cents.
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NE HOLLANDS French ocosys. Pate. = superior arr
hs envelopes ofsers which
are distant parts Of the world For snie BY
TAYLOR MAUny,
Oct Boob sellers, OH
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

IN THEIR anxiety extend the Of educaoB
render this school emnenuy useful the
barely Expenses
confidence and the present extensive course study have made
appoint additional teacher drill
incidental
ofthe board
induced make small addition the charges
which would be but slightly felt by individuals hut which, the
hoped win be sufficient for all contingencies; There
Rsaoiued Thu, hereafter the charges for tuition this institution
shall be follows
Per quarter
In the primary English department alone
department alone ...........
In the classical classical and mathematical department %
In the department OF modern languages for each foreign
In the sc'enuhe department, chemistry, natural plulos
ophy, astronomy, practical surveying, &C., with ~
instruments and attendance experimental lectures,
%
Board, washing, Sc heretoforc.
The present
September.
by order Of the board 81 uusecs
u. T. BRISCoE, Register
ca.RIorrs Haul, 81 Mays county. Md, July 10, is2.
Aug n
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" vol, London
Gillespie the Location Construction and Improvement Of Com
mon, Paved, and Plank roads. | vol, 1852
Bioodgoodis Treatise Roads. | VOL, New York
and Repairing Roads. vol, London
Macnes Tables for Earhwok Cuttings and Embankments
VOL, London
Bashfotb's Earthwork Tables. VOL, London
Eabwok Tabics by shey and Rutherford vol quauo Lon
don
Trantwine and Embsnkments. VOL, Phadel
phia
Virgins Embankments. vol, London
Ncholson's Railway Masonry ! vol, London
variety Of the works, English and American, lines,
bridges surveying constructing and
the Of railroads coal and general mning on
OF works geology aud
architecture and buidngj mechanics
applied engines and
navigation. FRANCK TAYLOR
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GLORIOUS NEMs--1hc important discovery yet made
VI Philpss patent liquid glue, ot brush book
endeis cabinet maks houseteeros druggist ae This ssss
Is free from SMELL and viii keep liquid any
as cement for wood, china glass iron, marble paper
substance unequaled reputat
wherever has beer introduced Of 6rs saving
mechanics, observable liberal
10 hardware statoncrs, druggists kc
less ruc. We mskn
extensive for tba country
VIII DO wei 10 attend 10 this immediately. We
agents in all popHlous sncs
bottles Of tbcs gallon. sampca seul
any part % Tinted States, carriage ffre.
Also the British po, Couu
merchants, attend 10 The above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS co,
Isiy 3l-dam Cedar street near Pearl New Yost
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New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment
wholesale and retail. for cash only.

New York Fashionable Clothing Embellishments,
wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED MUNRog co.. No. AL Broadway (bciween Harvard
n GRIND stecs) invite all persons visiting New York
business pleasure, call their extensive essb
and examine the superb assortment Of
Pine aud fashionable clothing,
Gentemen's furnishing goods,
Boys aud children's clothing SC,
OF the best description there exhibited for sale.
The principles which New Orleans establish
which popular
West, strictly adhered AL Broadway New York
facilities Cor obtaining goods such enable all
fashionable OF
and at the lowest prices.
Every article Ia sold under full
price article marked, in
figures, upon reduction
be made
Al INSCRIPTIONS clothing made order the shortest notice.
ALFRED MUNnOE Co,
AL broadway, New York.
ALrprp Murnor,l
D.. May 2s-d3rnif
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r-sx.u~ These ships having been built BY
Hf&Y pre- service,
Z1kE taken In their construction, also In their engnss
insure strength and speed and their
uuequaied iof elegance and comfort
passage New York Liverpool IN Irst cabin Sl20
From Liverpool o New York. T. 30 and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berth be secured until paid for.
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II AIs and Caps I Hats and Cspsi for Men and 'ejs
~ ~ ever style quality and suitable for fail ard winic
large ard complete assortment u received and r safe rea
able prices, q w. LANES
Hat Cap and Gennemen's Furnishing Estaslishment
Sep ls-3,w2wf Penn. av., ~ sifeeL
News and Telegraph
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OFFICE oftbe New York and Liverpool United states
Steamship Company, No. 80 Wall
fs59Thebooks for balance Of
stock company passage
increased mail from win he
from the 10Th September
elusive. BY order Of tho board % directors Il
y wa. L. yoUIE,
AueIo ''oa8 Secretary
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EURSITURE DRY GOODs--CLAGETT DoDsON
pleasure informing public that their stock 81
line full complete comprising the
and desirable productions Of
Elegant velvet tapestry plain Brus-es imperial, and ern
three ply double and upr6ne twlled and plain We
neuan, Dutch, and Dundeed carpetings
ALSO, elegant stock Of rngs and. mats 10 match
Also Of floor elcioth which
according diagram
All kinds materials, with MI
sary belongings
An elegant assortment Of transparent shades
DO do shade Innings
Do do woollen and linen druggets
ocohs
To all of which attention respectfully
invited.
Sept i5-2,eodif CLAGETT DoDsoN
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White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county, Tary-
land.
INNS
waited aud htred for especial benefit Of WISHING
quiet, comfort and refinement u l. located region remarkable
for ts salubr, immediate vicinity sulphur
spring and, for residence there few places d
sirahe in thu village OF Windsor
The subscriber from twenty 10 twenty eve
boafdf will manner satisfy
CARS, &C.
The for board sha Ne Moderate nothing win be- l IN
done which will cendnce 10 The comfort 81 vser
New Windsor Of and reached either
stage ~ Westminster, by Ohio railroad "
Woodbne or Mount Airy either 81 which conveynn
wiz be found TO convey New Windsor, nocr
given 70 the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARTHOLOw, Proprietor
July eJ-dn H. r. BARTnOLOw, Agent
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The railroad Route Ia the West.

Through 10 Oanua by rail- he entire d~nes ercept ten mil
uhfL Is done in coaches.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
THE AMERICAS NEWS.

Some fuller details by the America, at Kali.
fax. which left Liverpool on the 10th January,
we copy below. We find only one or two
items of any interest:
ENGLAND.-A dissolution OF the English
Cabinet is believed to be inettable. After a
Cabinet Council on the Sth, Lord John Rus
sell proceeded to Windsor castle to confer
with the Queen. IL was generally supposed
that the Whig Government would fail through
before the meeting of Parliament. The Times
saws that the attempt to strengthen the Minis.
try by an alliance with he Peelites had sig {.
nslly failed. and the Prime Minister would be
rompelled TO meet Parliament without any ad.
dliion TO his strength.
The MARQUIS of Landsdorine had rendered
t;s resignation as President of the Council.
GERMANY.-The Germany Journals an
,,o,,nre that great sensation had been pro-
Jured NJ Vienna hv the intelligence that Don
Ina, Iufautc, second son OF Don Carlos, had
run away from his "ife, sister OF The Duke OF
Modens, with an English governess.
The treaty between Denmark and Germany
vasyirtuallv concluded. The German troops
had evacuated Holstein, but the Austrian
troops remain professionally at Hamburg, to
secure the execution of the conditions imposed
upon Denmark.
RUSSIA.--lt is reported that burnt, one of
the hrayest Circassian chiefs, had surrendered
~ the Russians, with his fortress and large
body OF soldiers.
Lieut.. Pymson has by the advice of the
Russian eographers abandoned the project
of crossing Siberia in search of Sir John
Franklin.
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correspondence of the Dispatch.
Large Merchandising Lind Wigs
II Ner Acknowledging.

Large Fire-Forrest-Jenny Lind Wigs
II Ne,c kcssuta-Fdsting.
NV YORK, Jan. %.
A destructive fire occurred last night in the
prnting Office of Robert Craighead, and the
biadery of f. Walker, in Fulton street. The
losa is nearly 100000, partly insured. Books
and papers belonging to two stores beneath,
we're preserved in Hening's Salamander Safes,
very safely. | saw one roll of papers which
came out unscorched.
Mr.. O'Conor did not finish to-day for Mrs.
Forrest. His argument is a fine one, and will
maze a strong impression. The case will pro-
baby go TO the jury tomorrow night.
Jenny Lind Yesterday left her rooms at the
Union-Place HOTEL and has gone to Boston
on private visit.
The General Wing Committee have pre-
pared testimonial of respect in the form of q
service of plate, for presentation TO Mr.. Jo-
seph VI. Price, their retiring chairman.
Rev. DR.. Dewey has been invited TO deliver
his course of lectures on the Problem of HUI
man Destiny, in this city. They have just been
given in Boston.
The evening papers are full Of accounts OF
another kossuth-a reverend gentleman. His
name is Frederick Williams, and he is known
as a near relative to the renowned Ludwi g.
The story runs that he is pastor of Bohe-
mian congregation in Prague.
week from to-day has been set apart for
PRAYER and fasting by the Synod Of New York
and New Jersey-New School Presbyterian.
Good sleighng still-and the air crisp and
sparkliin Yours, NJ.
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Turkey Protesting Against Kossuth's
Return to England.

BOSTON, JANUARY q IN.
The London News received by the America,
contains copy of statement taken from
Hamburg paper. and believed to be authentic,
70 the eject that the Sublime Porte had ad.
dressed note to the English government, pro.
testing against the return Of Kossuth to Eng
iand. The ground taken is. that Kossuth was
liberated on the condition of residing perma-
nentiy IN the United States, and that the re.es-
adjustment of friendly relations between Aus.
'rla and Turkey depends upon the observance
of this engagement.
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BY ALEX. MOTT & co.

BY ALEX. MOTT & CO.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
~ TURE, AT AUCTIoN.-On next FRIDAY, the
30th inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, we shall pro-
coed to SELL at public auction. at the residence of
Mr. George l.. Betty, on Franklin street. doors
below Trinity Church, who is declining housekeep
ing. all his Household and Kitchen Furniture, con-
sistinp, in part, as follows:
Mahogany Wardrobes and China Press,
Sofas, Wash stands,
Dining and Tea-Tables,
Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding,
Three Carpets and Floor Oil Cloth,
China and Glass Ware,
l very excellent Piano,
large Cooking Stove,
Together with a large collection of Kitchen Fur.
nitnre, SC. 81
Immediately after the sale of Furniture, we will
rent at auction the house, from the day of sale to
the LIST OF next September.
- jazz ALEX MOTT & CO, Auctrs.
MOTT CE.-Tbe subscribers, intending to
~ change their present business, earnestly re.
quest those indebted to them to make immediate
payment, and all accounts due on the lst January
not paid by the 5th of February next will be placed
In the hands of an officer for collection. We will
sell our stock until that time at and below cost. If
not disposed of by the 5th of February, the balance
ofthe stock on hand will be sold at auction On
MONDAY, the OH of February.
KARR & BROTHER,
Opposite Virginia Banks.
Sale to be conducted by
ia 26-9t* ALEX MOTT & CO, Auctrs.
GALE OF A BREWERY in THE CITY OF
~ RICHMOND.-By virtue Of deed of trust, ex-
ecuted to me by Messrs. Schwabe & Co., and duly
recorded in the Office Of the Clerk of the Hastings
Court OF the city of Richmond, l shall offer for
sale. privately, the BREWERY at Bacon Quarter
Branch, with all the fixtures thereto belonging
ANY person wishing to engage in the said business,
Will hnd the terms of sale very accommodating
Should the property not be disposed of on or be.
fore the Gath of this month, at private sale, it will
be offered to the highest bidder at public auction
on that day at IL o'clock, M. The establishment
is said to be in very plete order.
P. S.-The proprietor of the above premises will,
If desired, sell the same to any one who may pur.
chase the above Brewery and fixtures.
T. P. AUGUST,
ja9-3tawtd* Trustee.
Sale conducted by
ja % ALEX. MOTT & CO., Aucts.
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale is post.
poned unit! FRIDAY, the 9th February, at 10
o'clock, when it will positively take place
ia 26 ALEX. MOTT e. CO.. Aucts
CONSTABLE's SALE win be sold at
~ the brick yard of J. B. Lipscomb, on ATUR.
DAY, the Oath day of January, 1852, one kiln of
BRICKS, to satisfy distress warrant in my hands,
in favor of Stearns & Brummel for two hundred
and fifty dollars, against said ] b. Lpscomb.
BEVERLY BLAIR, II. C. c. R.
The above sale has been postponed until SAT-
URDAf, the 3lst day of January, 1882 at 10
O'Clock. B. BLAIR, H. C. c. r,
ia 06-eo3t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP. M0NCURE q 90. =

WUNLOKs MONCURE ~ On.
On THURSDAY NEXT. "a aeth -. J.
10 O'clock, we win sell at Auction - -, -. :.
store, No. l6l Main street, nearly upposte he ~.
change Bank, large and maaiih cent sfort - ~.
most elegant and costly Fancy Good md Ho,, .no
keeping articles, comprising much that tssts "a
srls have produced the past year in the msnnssc.
toIies OF Europe; many of them are dnnIics,ss ~
armcies exhibited In the Worlds Fair "
Inc sale will consist in part of Rirb pon.r,;.,
ana venltlan Glass. from the ROYAL Manns.c,or;s.
OF Prague and Venice, consisting Of Goshc y. ~.
Antique Vases with Dolphins, Wine scss Got,sss'
Pocais, Punch Bowls, Clarets, Pitcher q
Also-Heavy English Crystal fsnt "a sr,.~.va5
Tlass ware, Consisting Of Decanters' Wines
Tumbers, Champaignes, &c. "Auo''
Also Rich decorated French Chin. r.. a..
tete a tess Coffee Cups, Magnificent Eos Nee So.
Also Terra Gotta and Antique War. c.,,..
from Pompei and Herculaneum Sspies'
Aiso.-An entire invoice of Rosewood ana D.
pier Machie Tables, Boxes, Dressing Gases. De.l.
&c. Paarl lDlaid and Silver mounted.
Also.-An invoice of Lamps and Girsndole. ~
entire new styles. VI
Goods win be open for examination on Wedpe..
day next, the 26th inst.
Terms cash on delivery.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO,
JaG-3e fs Auctioneera
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
CONGRESSIONAL

SENArE.-A petition was presented from
MIA, proposing to carry the U. s. Mails across
the Isthmus FOR $250,000 per month.
HOUSE OF REpREsrSTArIvEs.-T House
resumed the discussion of the resolution giving
the Census printing to Editors.
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BY J. X. ID. PAYNE-SALESMAN
WILL be sold on THURSDAY, the 29th inst.
w at 10 O'Clock, at the late residence of 8. 8.
Saunders, deed, on Cypress Alley, near MAYO
street, the whole of Mrs. Eliza Saunders House.
hold Furniture, with the exception of few art
ces, consisting of the usual variety. Also, one
Negro Man. Terms at sale.
ia "a w GODDyN
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A NTHRNCITE COAL.-I have now il

A NTHRAtITE COAL.-I have now in
N yard, and will keep regularly supplied, with
the very best quality of lump and broken, and
screamed red and white ash Anthracite COAL,
which will deliver in any part of the city at s. so
per load. Orders left with John A Lancaster &
Son, al The American Hotel or sent through the
post Office, will be promptly attended to.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf
ia I3-ayn
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An American Schooner Boarded NV n
Brazilian Vessel.

SAVANNAH, JANUARY 9th.
The schooner Midas, from Rio, reports that
on the 2lst December, she was boarded by a
Brazilian cruiser.-tbat her papers were over.
hauled, and that on parting, the cruiser fred
shot across her stern.
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DEKIODICALs FOR FEBRUARY

L IS52.-Godey's Ladys' Book, Ladies' Ma
topal Magazine also, Lrndon Punch, Plough,
Loom ard Anvil No :; supplies of Harper's Maya
zine and Ladys Book for January; also, Spirit of
the Times, Arthur's Home Gazette, Gleason's Pic
tor!al. last lers also, the Star Spangled Ban
ner for oath January, just received by
T.. D. SANXAY,
ia 90 Bookseller and Stationer
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"THE ARBOUR."
CORNER OF MAIN & TWELFTH STREETS,

BILL OF FARE.
For Breakfast and Tea.
Buckwheat Cakes Poached Eggs on Toast
Indian Coffee
Hot Mullins Tea
Hot Rolls Chocolate
Toast Cocoa
Milk Toast Mutton Chop
Anchovy Pork
Boiled Eggs Broiled Ham
Fried Sausages
Side Dishes.
Fish Balls Veal Pie
Sirloin Steaks Omelet
Beef Steak Omelet with Ham
Ham and Eggs Fish Chowder
Broiled Ham Fried Oysters
Rump Steaks Stewed Oysters
Pork Chops Virginia Scollop
Veal Outlets Broiled Oysters
Pigeon Pie Roast Oysters
Mutton Pie Rice and Milk
Oyster Pie
Wines, &c.
Heidsick Champagne London Porter
Prime Old Port Scotch Ale
Old Madeira Draught Ale
Brown Sherry Burton Ale
Claret, Pints Cordials
PRIVATE ROOMS for Suppers, Clubs and pri-
vate parties, in which will be served Canvass Back
Duck and Venison, Terrspin, Lynhaven Bay aud
other choice Oy sters, well other good things
not enumerated in the above Bill of Fare
The subscriber invites his old friends and Gus
toners to call and see him, assuring them he will
do his best to please. X. W. ALLEN.
ia 27-2aw3m