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CATTLE

IN lLJr
The Com. on Cattle report tbat they awa,d
the following premiums:
On 3 years and Oper.--Tu L. /, d J Bullock,
bull Clifton lst piemlum.
L. l.. 4 j Bullock bull Buckingham I'd prsn,-
ium.
To L / & j. Bullock Guil clifton ou, Of the
imported shor, horn boil Colossus ot Ky, uwmd
hy Charles l.. Clarkscu, ls, premium.
To l. D& J. Bullock for bull 'Rosknhsn, :.
white Durham from the s,pek VI lLos Wedclt,
Of y. !. the I'd premium.
To Williamson Durey, for bull Zaek Tal lor,'
out Of snow Ball and he. by jackson, and Jack
son by Paragon, ths ihITd premium.
Other bulls were presented Oh competition for
tie several premiums, and among the number
one by J. f. GabIe. E'q, Of Putnam CO., which
the committee cousider u tine animal, but owing
10 his being deficient only in point Vi sze, do noL
deem him entitled to either Of the premiums,
Too years aud 3ortE--To j. 4, Bullock for bull
Jackson out Of Rockingham owned BY l. l. d
J. Bullock, first premium.
To c. VI. Van Doren ir bull Gollfnder' out
Of the Duke of Wellington imported from Eng,
land by Col. Dunlap Y! Jackson'ills. The Cd PIE.
MUM.
Tor on gear ard ogsr--To Woodiord d Ben
son, for bull 'Tecum.sh' uat Of 'Zack Taylor
N""'N Wy '" DNiltl Nhe 1et
STELRs--Ihfes gears and Otu.--To L. l., j. j.
Bullock lor the best three years I'D ateer The lst
premium. There Icing no competition in steers.
the committee do not feel warranted in awarding
premiums for the ditierant agsa U. animals pre-.
scnled by the Messrs Bullock. hut will take oc-
ca-on to say that the large number OF superior
animals presented for exhibition by them, entries
them not snl y TO the warmest gratitude Of the
association but the thanks Of all Interested in
the rearing of domestic anirpal+
tous ind cdlvSs-To L l. i J. Bullock for the
be-t COW aud calf, the 1t premium.
To L. L 4 J. Bullock for the second best cow
and calf, the I'd premium.
To Me.sr Woodford l. Benson fuf the tlgd Les.
COW and calf lhs 3d premium.
Hsysrs > gears oid-lo X. Ware, for the best
three year old he.er short horn Durham, the
h'st prrminm.
10 Peter Haverty for tbs ID best three year
Old heifrr the 2I Premium.
Tso years old Heittr--To J. T. Cradle tue 1T
Tor the best two year old heifer.
To l. L. * j. Bullock for the second Lfst two
years old hcitr. tie 2d premium.
Che year old Hrfr.--To Messrs. Woodfurd 1
j, n,ou Ihe Let premium ior the best yeas old
hcifer.
To L L. / J. Bullock the Cd premium for he
second hes, wear old heller.
Bvst calf Co Mess,s. Woudford & Benson.
The committee Will take occasion To sey thas
Il wH- with much difficulty and labor lha, they
my- been able to make the different awards IN
b. branch uf tie exhibition, owing 10 the multi
pic.Y Of tue animals presented aud their near
alpr. ar'i To lsrectl,n. They hail with high gra.
hu a,Ion tie manifest improvement in nea, eat
c within tie past few y' ars in the vicinity Of the
ht iriluence Il the Bucl Institute and have every
Ni-,.e, that it will continue Tor years to ccme,
luuS NIEa, Chairman
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MI>. PEtiiSON'S
Millinery Establishment

> removed 10 her residence on GolumLu- street
1 NHrlr he "iA ," happy 10 "ait upon those who
may lIyor hrr with their custom aug 2lL
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WORK HORSESs COLTS.

The committee on work borIes aud colts sub.
mt the following report:
On carriage horssS--lst premium, TO Tuilns,
Dodge d Pitts "a premium 10 T. B. Weston
BHggY Horses--lst premium " b Chapman.
2d Randolph Seslcy.
Subtle Norsss- lspremum j, w. Van 2an.;
2d prem John Shepherd
2arce Years old CoI!s.-lst prem. E. Gallo.
way; I'd Lewis Skcel,
1~o yearS old--lst Prem. ], ", Armstrong ;
ID premium b Cummings
/ear!ogS.--lst prem, r. nebot; prem.
VIM Patton. BhoysoS NuRrAI, Chan
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which enables them to furnish a cheaper and bet
ter article Than can hr got e,srw here and they
will make any ~izr and pattern that may bc called
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House Painting,

THE subscriber has opened paint shop ON Ca.
nal street, III Ottawa, next to Hossock'~ Store
celvc orders for work, or do any kinds OF painting
that may be desired. Qan3-lD b. Toags
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Fair Of the Buel Institute.
REPORTS OF THE liEWING COMMITTEES.
HORSES.
S,Rlifons md hrnnd MaTel

otd1iiOhs ana bfu0G .NaTfS
lhe committee appointed 10 examine, report.
and award premiums on stations three and two
year old colts, and brood mares with colts, wouli
respectfully report that they have attended tu
theIr duty; that there we're offered for exhb,icn
nine sialIions three Syear old ard two2 year old
cots, aud Sigh; brood mares With colts, aud they
award the following premiums: 1t premium GA
black horse Virginia Tiger, four years old, owned
by Mr.. Dansel, and 2l prem. on Morgan, seven
year4 old owned by Mr. Danse
THREE leor Old Coit&--ls, prem on Prince
Alhar'. owned by Moses Chapman cd on Bel'
vdere, owned hy Jas. Ross
I'Co Year O'd-lst pru. to Mr Hawkins, ani
% prm. to Moses Whitaker
BIood Mares and Colts-lst prem. 10 James
Ross 2l prem to Aaron Whttaker; and 81
prem to Mr.. Wimple. K. rnoas, Chrm.
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Poetry . a.. ,ht e., sabbath I, 60
tho rect of tue wouk.
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1HE two FAcrs oF WmGCrRY.-"i tnor Gc,,
scott and kwoN TIs A.-,oIArE,, ndth,v are oil
r'gbi oW h' sUlysctof siu,rV Speech oi GIer.
lcy.W MulIvu. Conn
lhsl, Dhe game II The dough fured wings III
hc Nrrh while at u south rhcy hold language
l.. ut. huu lhc Ml,-, .irsm
But G,u. Scuu IL pI,a pre-. rutcd to US by his
hlr"J. a- j,r man Nuum d i.uur interest IN rlr.
N.tr Io thr Presidency, md to Sou,hru men
Nln N,u'"tu u.,f'.t. h. present. cialn, tor
u.. .tar,- ut @ tmAti weigh, Bon among
'c. l..l,d "a "m ulI., cdura'rd lu rhy South
urul hvu boo r,tuu 0uu property wi,h u,- for
Go' Scot olcsS sidres, Monyh i IL net y,uua.ly
hEUWu
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Undertakings.

They wi, pay particular attention TO this husi.
ness Colhus Of all sizes constantly on hand
Flsk's Metallic Burial eases furnished 1t called Tor
Persons leaving their orders with them will be re-
ilryrd from further trouble as they attend funerals
with a hrarse aud iurnlshcarrlaGcs itwautrd
Nay2 1852 -ly RlGG Il WATSON
NeT Furniture Ware Boom, LIST dOor north Of
Hoes \ SwiVs Lan Office, Ld Sale ST Ohdird
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YHNIlE Esubscnher, be glca,e
10 inform the citizens of
n Duawuaudvlc'uIy that
they have ON hand and are Ir
ccNug the best assortment OF
Furniture and
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'...NH q,a... loo Vyuont are hrcom
... .#"HD.u v..u # store was
.. . ..f, S.atuan
"'a u,", aiI 80 ,qu". luv I,a,iau has b,ca Ob.
famed
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wv VNIE E&N.yvNs
n a AK - s.s

OF,c, 81 Story, North EIof Reil,eks B,ic&
B'ock, East Side efhe ooat HoaSs Square.
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IN any part ufthr town, and Il II does not give sa'
ti-iacuon The money will he refunded They also
keep on hand Sash and Glass OF all kinds. They
hope 10y strict attention to business 10 receive IL
bcull share ui patronage
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Fanny Ferns Models.
TuE MuDEL oRASpNAxuA

Holds an iniiutile jubilee eyef ednesday and
Saturday afternoon aud sees that Jackets and
plnalnfes ara made uncomfnrtably tight wi Il tarts
aud plUm puddings. Don't chase after them fur
aud down stars and ~ the best parlur) with A
dust pan aud du.tbru,h, to catch plums aud sp-
ple-prarngs. Keeps n supply Of peppermint.
parag"rIc, ard sofa powpers for any sudden en-
ergcncy Never nps in the bud their laudab!e
desire To ascertain Personally "whAt makes the
clock 90 OF the pot bo,Y l. perfectly willing
To have carpenters shop or gymnasium made
her dra~rgrooms or bridge or Train Of car.,
out OF the darDa.k chairs and ot,Omaus Thinks
lahIe-cIoih- were made to he stained salt sellers
and travy boats to be split and that pickles
preserves. aud sugar hnwles. aud molasses Jugs
were invented expressly ytor juvenites Believe.
mat naughty naifs tear sli the ap,ons, gowns and
hItle hrerchrs aud that soap, water aud towels
aIe To b" used with moderuiion under the Iuhu.
ence Of rhtyroformi Keeks IL ho. pita for bruk.
cn-legged dolls lame drumm.rs. tailless horses
hornIrs- cows, and shorn sheep; understands.
hending balls horse-whip- amt kites never sends
Their owners to bed at the fascinating hour of
candle light nr when company comes ~ aiways
kneN- (bN IntuitluU) when IL have a PAIN uuder
her apron! and what To do for It, B.hv,s a.
hrul, as Hey do, in Mother Guo.e. Bloc Beard
and Jack the Giant Killer; tell en- bat gnosjs
are Inventions nf Satan, and th,t ugg,r-' Ar.
only Vh,te tOiks Lidckened octr; that hor,e. don't
stand uu all t"ur. carts STAY right end up that
they must never 20 into the water ull they have
Ieiin'd {" swIdl nor use gun (uo timel until
they have learned tn shoot.
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u" down and jump over himself s,-ud up aud
Jump under himself turn round and jump beside
hmsrlL and thsr mrn back and Jump Jim Crow
We thould call that Jmua-uc exercise.
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TIE MODEL GRANDPA.

Never says what II p,ty when telegra-
ph,c dIspuch announces lo him that another
green Isot has been gr li,I oil the family tree
Ne'rr grt cHtirrlt al the bottom uf that inter
mlnauIr puoket, ~ hrietogenepusly lnha bite d by
nuts, candy, coukIes, whistles. top-, dolls. ME.
ture book, Nuohs arks iUmp,rrpes pug guns
and Wuoden swurd, DuuI knps an,ihmg
at"J' certain my,t,rlous bundles parcels, that
mud theIr way (Ihr"ugh the AIR vi h0ut hands
ur iccl) to his widowed daugLt,: and urphnn
gihni-chldicn Is quite as igrorant ~ TO the
nunct N which certain + ruchm "a rot H..
G5t% pad at eoasgs or home ,Ick boarding
school cA.e her frosted cake ald new French
apron.
When hg i- reading lis u.w.parers, nctr
p', ps orsr ha p'ctac',s a. the goung iol.r, IL, he
da'h corner, Ui -iarts Up Wh'u ne t.ii r,nu- 1T
nIue dnu rAauIue III, witd " id,rrungs, (NIth
!awn, ui set. up 'As chars, ~ look, at h,.
watch. l. not at all particular about tie high
price Of a christening robe or cap. ur the fyops
sea" Of the brlde Keep un LidiI r,LGsr table
for Christmas, thanksgiving ana New Year
mway, room Is la o,pniJ'y,) for one more -
Never aunoys the rLI,ircn ty fo.l-Aly nquir
ing what they did with hl- cane aud Spe,.ac le,.
hen Els sicsid L. broken IN upnu by biudman's
bull uI huus ;ne shpyrr, any sDch gtsiet diversion
never cIacu.atss III ,--,h or phrw ,--Re,g.
mu-lv belvrs that at certain age. bu,s must hr
furnished wlh horse, ard giJi~ with lovers; AID
that odd head, can, by no invention, be fastened
by the -huyidsr.
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ONg DOLLAR AND FIFrS CESrs per Auuum,
il paid m advance. All papers not pad Tor IA al
vance will be charged al the rutc OF Two DOLLARS
u Year,
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p. KlNBAIL IlLANp, DAVID Y. JONES.
I ELAND n JONES. iiforReBS, NOiicJforSd and
l. LgRd IgeHfS, Ottawa. Illinois. Office ~ The
Court House, with the clerk OF the Supreme court.
Ottawa, sept, %, 1852.
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FURNITURE! !.

! Gay
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aug 13-em Est. between 18th and 18th a.
MACHINE FOR CRUSHING, GRINDING, AND
PULVERIZING.

Recently Patented in this Country and Europe.
NOCHRAN'S ELANosPHERcAL QUARTZ CRUSHING AND Put
~ VERIFYING MACHINES in daily operation for the
inspection of the public, and will be submitted TO rea
sonabe practical tests proposed by parties interested
These machines by their simplicity Of construction their
durability the undoubed principles upon which they op.
crate their ectye operation and result justly entitled
TO the consideration Of all parties engaged in grinding,
crushing and Pulverzug Quartz, Iron Ore Zinc Copper
and Lead Ores and all other Ores Mineral substances
is the peculiar feature Of the economy Of these
chimes that they found capable Of crushing and puver
tzng into the finest powder amount of Quartz other
earthly matter in proportion to the amount of weight
power applied The earthly matter pleey ground
and puyerze that the Gold may be easily separated and
subjected to any process of amagamaon that be
cessaIy
The machines work and deliver ordry may be
qured and with little friction beng almost without
machinery requiring ubricating the principle upon
which they operate precudes the possibility of their being
put out Of order do they heat any material while being
puverized They at applicable for all purposes
grinding and puverZng from those required by the Drug
gst to those OF the most extensive operations in California
and Australia.
These machines from two to twelve feet in diameter,
with balls spheres from three inches to ve feet in diam
eter each machine weighing from $50 pounds to 20
EACH and are sod with the right to use them at from 800
TO 5000 each.
they be worked by steam, water, horse manual
power according to their sze and by changing the vso
city and proportoning thu weight the top of the balls
any desired amount Of power may be used from that of
man or horse upward,
The proprors Of this Invention solicit examination, and
ao By practical tests the oa superiority and economy
Of these machines other for crushing, grinding,
palvsTising, heretofore offered to the public.
These machines may be in operation at the foot Of
South Eighth Street, Wamsburgh, at the large Patent
Block and Saw Factory of Meesrs Burr, Waterman CO..
first street south of Peck slip Ferry every day. from 10
m and from to p m. For further particulars, apply
to E.& BUSTING CO.,
aug 23-2w 80 Cliff street, New York.
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMES.

TJELPS 10 lie Of holiness and Usefulness OF Cangheys
Revival Miscetlanes. The demand for this book IL
almost unprecedented In the history of Methodist pubca-
tons sy thousand copies have been sold in about four
months The seventh thousand now ready Read these
notices OF It's character:
eSe sermons are admirably fitted for producing effect
imeate powerful effect upon the popular mind Brief
hitting bold subj ctiye Astounding in nnccoe ILLUSTRATION,
patos: prosy; haltng for moment In conf.
dent persuasion that sinners to be converted by the
truth they press home. We unhositatngly recon-
nv nd circulation OF this book"-ReU Dr. WGhmdn,
FL. s. 4drocdt.
alt IL good work, and all that have bought IL say So
One very good brother said after reading the serInon
on 0innipotencc Faith that him more OF an
insight Of faith than anything he ever read or heard
Baptist minister purchased copy and Was carried awg
shh the spirit OF the work"-Rer Theodore mn, " me
Adils Ontefence. ,.m ~ -,
Bse Revival Mscellspep very much. IL will do good
in the church y" Rsp G. w. Carpenter. W Ifop'dcnce Con-
ference. r. :, ,-v,, ~.
have read the book. and not only delighted, but
feel that am a better All who have read u ere
greatly pleased Rer r. Hins If he Holstor Cnfsrence
"Tbs book hiss been great blessing tony soul Il has
6rcd nm INV zeal and like working for the Lord m
ney,r did before ,-Heu,J H. Montgomery, Of Alabama.
w. shouh hardly think possible for any Christian TO
read ,hi4 volume without partakpg largely Of that holy
junction. which hreathes and burns every page"Rep.
P,clor,, Donlsrslsy, Of he Providence Conference.
sep2o dhAf a BAbiANTfNE, TIN IT,
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NEW SEVENTH sraErr BOOKSTORE.

GRAY. \ BALLANTYNE having secured commodous
~ and convenient premises in Seventh street. TWO doors
above Odd Fellows Hail. Opposite the old stand OF oray
ofer new and beautiful assortment Of Religious BOOKS Sc
lected with great care Of the rm 70 which they In
yits ths attention OF the Christian public.
They would also respectfully state that having become
the general agents In this city tho sale Of tho pubica
tons Of RoBEhT CAnTEK BROTHERS, Of the METHODIST
BOOK CONCERN they will always have complete supply OF
their respective publications on hand
They will alec keep general assortment Of the pubiea
tons Of the Presbyterian Board American Tract Society
American Sunday School Union, DC
Their assortment OF JUVENILE Books, aud Works suitable
for Sunday School Libraries, will be very extensive.
The Depository Of the Washington City Bible Society Is
transferred their store Neat Bibles at 70 cents and
Testaments for 81 cents.
IL will be their ambition and pleasure keep such
assortment OF Religious Books will entirely supply the
increasing demand for this kind OF literature
They earnestly solicit the cooperation OF fren1s
In the great and important work OF widely circulating this
class Of publications. and thus ceuntaacng, in some de-
gree the deeeous effects Of the light and corrupt reang
that ia flooding the country such fearful extent
In addition their extensive assortment OF Religious
Books which comprise all the best standard and miscea
works Of that class they will keep constantly on hand
great variety of valuable Historical Miscellaneous ana
Juvenile Works Of unexceptionable characters Books OF
different Churches Bibles and Prayer Books in every
riey of binding and all prices Albums, Annuals and
beautiful Gift Books splendid Family Bibles and School
Books Of every kind in use, at the lowest prices.
Blank Books and superior Stationery In great variety,
Pocket Knives PorteMonnaies, Portfolios, Writing Desks,
superior Gold Pens, and variety of Fancy Articles
R- liberal discount will be allowed to ministers ard
wholesale purchasers.
WAsHyaTos, 1852 sept 3-ytr
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New Books!

rf,HE STAR OF TILE WISE MEN, Commentary on the
L I'd chapter of ST. Matthew, By DR.. French
Peirces Notes on the Acts designed for Bible Classes
Sunday Schools, and private reading.
Deathbed Scenes; or Dying epi and aoithom Religion
Companion for the Afflicted By Walker
Wise's Path Of Life; or, Sketches of the Way to Glory
and Immortality. A Help for Young Christians.
Portrature of the New Testament Church Members by
Charles Adams. 80
History Of the yaudos Church from its origin, and Of the
yaudois Of Piedmont to the present day.
Paestine Its Geography and Bible History with twenty
autographs Maps.
The Sabbath school and Bible Teaching. BY James
IDglis.
The Successful Merchant Sketches OF the Life of Mr.
Samuel Budgett--a very entertaining work.
Light in Dark Places Memorials OF Christian Life In
the Middle Ages From the German of the late Augustus
Neapder. ,
Ny Youthful Days; or, Autobiography by the Rev
George Colesa very entertaining book for the young
Life Of Rev. John Collins late of the Ohio Conference by
Judge McLain.
Scripture Views Of the Heavenly ord BY kdmondson
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE'S
Pooketnr.. eth street.
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New Discipline.

VHE Doctrines and Discipline Of the W. T. Church. re-
ysed and corrected 10 accordance with the alterations
made by the last General Conference Price 20 cents
New Catechism, No just received. Price IS per
DOZEN
NO. 2will DO ready soon. BE patient
Hunters Select Melodies comprising the BEST hymns and
spiritual songs 10 and not generally found In
church hymn books Aso, number Of original pieces and
transiat ons. BY William Hunter vol 2Ilno ia pages
Minstrel OF Zion book Of religious songs accompanied
with appropriate music, chIeHy original BY Rev. William
Hunter. vol lsnio, 216 pages. 81 VI centa
Also, Musical Gems. Price 30 cents.
Also, Wesleyan Minstrel. Price 20 cents,
Also, Zons sOngster. Price 90 cents.
sep HA-tf GRAY A BALIANTYNI. 1th 81.
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DENTISTRY.
LEN 4 40 III
TAR. CASADAVANT, Surgeon Dent

tyr. CAsADAVANT, Surgeon Dentist formerly
from Paris and New York. returns hs3i ncere thanks
the citizens of Washington and Georgetown and vicinities
for the liberal patronage which they have extsndedto
since he has established himself in this city, ard would n
form them that he has removed to Lane fuckers build
ing, Pennsylvania avenue between the National Hotel
and street. where he still continues to perform all oper
atoms IN his profession In superior manner at New York
prices enable all to test his skill and he warrants
his work to be equal to that of the best Dentists As he
manufactures his artificial teeth he ia enabled TO suit
all and will undertake perform MI those operations
in which other Dentists failed succeed He will
fer to many citizens of Washington and Georgetown, for
whom he has performed operations. aug Gin
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DISCOVERED AT LAST

MIR. SCHLEssIN0ER has invented n Metallic Pen which
wi supplies want long existing II Is coated with guttA
percha and most eectuay rests the corrosive properties
of the ink and being pointed with plann has ali the ex
Utility and smoothness desirable In writing II IL edusl
In ali respects TO the most highly finished
gold pens and IL 10 be had at price reasonable that II
must come into universal use.
This highly useful and desirable pen has been tested al.
ready IN this city in engrossrg parchment In the
ordinary business writings, spd Its superiority IL fully nd
mtted.
The sole agent in this city IL
JOE sHILLINGToN,
oct odeon Building cor AZ st and r. Nv
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TO HoUsEYEEPERs, LopeERs. 60,

ITO Messrp CRoNMEiIN FAIRBRoTHrR-Sirs: ! am nov
using the second bottle Of your English vermin- De
sroyer and think my duty to inform you that wherever
has been applied the Reaches and Bugs instantly di.sp
pear and there IL indication Of their return. have
tried other remedies, but without any effect
with confidence recommendh to the public az the best
eay used for the destruction Of Reaches and Bugs
Yours &c ADAM CLENDfNEN, 1Ss7th st., N. Y.
From J. W. Gregory % East Broadacdy Nsic Fork.
To Messr, CRoAnuIIs FARBRoTHTR-- Gentlemen: Ihsvt
given your Engish Destroyer thorough trial. and
find II superior all others have used for discriminating
lc0qs, coTpoTs &c, from grapeyines and trees well
household annoyances, bigs, roo0hss ants 6c and
cheerully recommend TO all the most esctus erter
minator 70 be found.
For SALE 20 cents bottle at the agency for Washington
city, Winners Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
aug l0-tr 9th g., near Louisiana avenue.
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BUILDINg MATERIAL.

DAVENPORT q NALLoRY's celebrated Rim and Nor.
tce Locks and Jatches muoh lower than the general
prices Novelty and other Rim Locks with best Mineral
Knobs tor 81 cents good Morce Locks 90 cents best do
20 cents also, ne assortment Of Hinges, Screws Nails,
6c constantly ON hand All goods delivered and gnarsn-
and others VIM find It greatly 70 their advantage give
. call. II. LINDSEY,
suecessor 10 Y. Lindsey Pa sy., bet 9th 10th ,ts
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ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THE TALLY.H0l

rIHE increased demand for these celebrated RAZoRs has
induced the subscriber TO different qualities of
the manufacture, 10 which he oss the attention OF
those away disappointed last week and the c
generally.
RsS Another supply Of HAMPToNs VEGETABLE
TINCTuRE just received and pamphlets for circulation
gratis, at WINNERS,
sep 13 9th street Louisiana avenue.