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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

And We have as he total gross
Income of The line 49,. 1899, $50 IS
If this WINS liue OF RaIIu az,
should deduct from the total
receipts forty five per cent in
estimating the nett income, but
rs one half Of the James River
and kanaw h. Company's inn
proeemrnt i Canal. | deduct
one third of the gross earnings
say ................... 10000 IL
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-01

for my sister Hannah, Johns wifs, who, |
understand, is very kind TO you.
Thank my little niece Martha-for little
I suppose she is--for her pretty Iestey. 5
send her nerino dress, and Tho other things
for my sister to dispose Of as she shall see fii.
Hoping you will all have merry Thanks.
giving dinner, remain
Your affec.ionate and dutiful 500,
SAMUEL
For lew minutes the company looked
from one TO the o,her with sururiss. Al
length, Hannah said.
'And its just as handsome ,hins ~ ever
was done
three cheers for Uncls SAM cried Ed
ward, fourishing the twenty asllar bin Over
his head. sThree cheers f6f the bos,oa
merchant
Not SO boisterous, my boy said his moth.
er, gently, bu, it was too late. 'Thres
cheers for Sam, and three more for our
grand old New England Thanksgiving Day.
shouted an excited uncle. Long life TO the
festival, and many returns Of il to cur dear
old mother. None ever deserved il more.
Poor old lady. II was almost too much e(
joy for her, and her pale face soon checked
all noisy mirtb. Hearty, but gentle, were
the remaining pleasures, and at an early
hour they separated.
Not one but was better and happier for the
social pleasures thus enjoyed; and when,
upon the next Thanksgiving day, the ola
arm chair stood vacant in the corner, not
one but looked back, with grateful remem-
brance, TO this last Family Thanksgiving.
with the dear old grandmother!
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-01

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CHINESE ARMY.-
The following extract from the instructions
of Council of the Celestial Empire TO the
general commanding their armies. has never
we believe, been published in this country.
Take notice Of this in particular; You
have to deal with people who wear breeches
so tight, that when once the soldiers fall they
cannot get themselves up again. Your frat
endeuvor must be TO throw them down.
Paint your faces as faninsIicnily as you can;
and when you approach the enemy, shoue
out and make the most hideous noises and
grimaces possible to frighten and make them
tumble down. When PROSTATE they are az
your mercy.'-Kentish Independent.
The Chinese also make use of the gall al
tigers and Of other mediraments to bring
themselves TO the right point for n general
engagement.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-01

BOYS MAKING BrLLows. In certain thea
ntre there were sky boys, who stood on tho
stage. under very lnrge canvas, painted to
represent the sea. Now, these boys were
placed alternately, and were 10 rise and tall.
first gradually, and then Violently, TO repre-
sent lie motion Of the waves in n storm; and
and in The first three nights Of the piece il
had a powerful effect but, after thar, the
msnngcr reduced the water ra;e, that is 10
say, lie lowered the salary Of each wave to
sixpenee per night. The boys took their
place under the canvas sea /; nnd when the
prompter gave signal for the storm, the wat
Ter was stagnanl; instead Of the ship sinking,
il was the waves that sunk. The sub-mana-
ger, in fury inquired the cause when the
principle biIlow said-'We won't move peg
unless you pay us shilling a night, for il
wears out our corduroys so.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-01

A shop-keeper, who had stuck up notice
10 gariag capitals. Selling off! Must close
on Saturday" was asked, by friend, Wna.'
are you selling offP YES, oil the 80
pers nre selling of, siD't they po' 10y
would YOU have me Keep open on Sunday
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-01
The Seller Sold.

An incident recsntlY occurred in a towu
on the Connecticut River, which illustrates
the danger Of practical joking, and served al
the time, its purposes OF fun and raiIlery. A
certain barber, happening in store, q clerk
who wished TO play the barber trick, offer
ed him a bottle Of bears oil. The latter did
not want it, but being over urged, took it, aud
pail for it. On his opening it, in his shop,
the oil was found TO be lamp oil, with very
rank smell. Nothing was said of the shave
which The clerk had pracliced, and the bar
ber shaved along as usual, until tho matter
had time TO be forgotten.
few evenings since the clerk went into
the barber's shop TO get shaved, preparatory
10 u ball. After the harvest of the chin was
reaped, the clerk Strengthened himself mp,
and said, now slap on the OIL good
handful was poured out, slapped on and rub
bed in. A second handful following, but be.
fore it could be rubbed in. the clerk 'smelt su-
Thin, 'nnd leaped from the chair, rs if he had
been shot, at the same time giving utterance
to sundry expletiyes, coming under the cog
nZ,nce of the statute of profane swearing.
The barber assured the enraged customer
that he had put bears oil on his head, and
from the very bottle he had sold him. Ii il
WINS poor oil, it was the clerks fault. There
wns no resisting this, and the matter was set
tied by refunding the money paid for the oil.
and n shampooing at the clerks expense.
The clerk went 10 the ball, but the rank
lamp oil stuck TO his hair, and the snuffs Of
those who came near him, showed that the
barber was wicked when he shampooet iIim. +.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-01

INCREASED AVERAGE DURATION OF LEE
Professor Buchanan, in an interesting lecture
before the Mechanics Institute of Cincinnati,
makes the following observations upon the
average duration Of life, the effect in
part Of the Improvements in medical science.
He says that in latter part Of the sixteenth,
century, one half of all that were born, died
under five years Of nse, and the average
longevity Of the whole population WAS hut
Is years. In the 18th century, one half of
the population died under twelve. But in
the first sixty years of the 18Th century, one
half of The population lived over q years.
In the latter forty years. one half exceeded
80 years Of age. AT the beginning of the
Of the present century, one half exceeding 40
years, and from 1888 to 1S45, one hall excee-
ded 43. The average longevity at these sue
cessve periods has been increased from Is
years in the 10Th century up to 43.7, by our
Inst reports.
These facts are derived from the medical
statistics Of Geneva. Applied TO this coun-
try, such m improvement us is here exhibi-
ted from 1900 TO 1S45, would make q varia-
ton in our bills Of mortality Of more than half
a million, or 1900 deaths daily.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-01

UNFORTUNATE. How singularly this word
is sometimes used. An internal rascal
breaks into your house, robs your property,
and if you resist him, perhaps he blows your
brains out. When brought to trial, he is
called the unfortunate prisoner at The bar il
convicted, it is said the unfortunate man re-
ceived his sentence unmoved,' when hung,
the unfortunate criminal ascended the gal-
lows with firm STEP
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-01

A few days ago, flying bookseller and
stationer, called ut a publicans house. m
the village Of -, and offered the lana'ord
to sell him copy Of the 'Afh'cted Mans
Companion The landlord looked at IT, ana
returned the copy '"yns So BOOKSELLER ks s ..S 0ss Ss
,hould ike TO sec it. Come this way, said
the publican. and Introducing him INTO =
small parlor. Shaved the bookseller h: dear
empty wLiskey bottle by her side. There,
said the publican. is my copy or The 'Aflic,-
ed Mans Companion Lord hslp Us said
the bookseller, turning on bis heels, yours.
indeed, is better copy than mine. the title
page speaks volumes hut | should advise
you to get il bound. otherwise ! am afraid
you will loose your sheets.
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10 the Travelling Public

1--WE undersigned respectfully inf, r,n. HI. friend.
and the tra'o.."c public &c, era ~ Thar 10 ia-
InFc.@>ri the well known TAVEEN STAND ~,
i'"h'''i" "r"'n. formerly occupied Tx Horg,. ~.
an and NOR" recently hv Charles w "
Il" h'>igi'- /" keep first rate House 81
mon, i'r man AMI beat. II" wouid sI,n t,r,,,n
,y mar he re::- - c.lair and horrnnl j.,
' ''''">' - II :; rr;:rr ii; ill l,rs 5,,,t'
'i. Hotel them 1t now j.. ry .t-r, -,
'tn,I /" n" wants # Travellers aud hy rea,orafio
Ia. -, IL az e-''> lie lo!f. :" i..trr and rsra;,o
l'"nvl.'e. priI - 1859. ''i' ~:
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ELDREDGE JOHNSON,
Attorneys & CounselIors at Law,
Office. Bcasom's Building, Main street
NASHUA. n. ii.

WILL eiv. prompt attention 10 all business en-
w trusted t. their care in any Of the Courts IL
this State.
Th,.v also continue" 10 transact business III any
Of The Southern rr Western States: such u pur
chasing 'ioverr,gemt Lands or I'M rovrt Farms,
Tracing I.a,i Tides. Paving Take, ENaminlng
Land and fun i>r@ t. tLe owner Il description OF
it, situation value. &c. selling Lands, lnv">tIgat
inn the settlement If tn" estates {" persons deceased
securing the property hclongingto such c>ate- col
Letting debt Of a hnd-. ard attending TO any legal
business III the South AID West.
Land Warrants bought. sold, and located Tor the
Soldier, and bounty Land disposed oi Oh coinmls
sion.
Mr. ELprFpGE. having travelled extensively IN
the Wet and "n government lands, and thereby ac
aur,.l :, ry .ri-,. OF the b"t locations, and gen
cral business acquaintance. VIII continue I" make
Journey II r.-,i'ar intervals. 10 attend to the Tor
/ elm hIl~irc-~ Of the .!lirr.
! During hi absence. MIR. johnson will he found
At tier cf;.e t. attend 10 al HON" business. and
vii receive lj Forward 10 Mr. l. all oIcgn business
lett VIII. him.
Prl-io.-. Bounty Land. Bach Pay and Extra Pay
procured f,r tio-, rr.,i.lci. Petitions for Patent
and Sl.,,.:,,'..li~ carefully prepared and Patent
obtained. A.,.-c Oh Pension, Bounty Land, an,
Government t:.!ri.- rr;tti-.
Al hr~.ll--- self b., mail will he attended 10 ex
. ,,edit;"s-lv and i.,ith.uliv.
MTIipElDai. !. ". JOHNSON.
I-53 7toIf
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Summer Advancement.

IRAlN> leave Windsor At =, , VI AMI . PORN
n or on arrival 81 the Cars from The Central ana
i">>,ml>ic rad>-h":h Triiri> cu,rcc.r,., ~ Rel
low FALL WIKI ii" VI. Valley ard Cheshire Tr.i,'.
."r New ora II; Springfield Hartford. and To- Boz
ION VIA h"eo"- fl'chhlr-. &c arliyii. IN Eo,,o, a,
- "iI' GOV N. aI' New York at tra ll.5orN
rams leave Fellows Falls Tor Cb,rIe.-oy,, -
"'.,'~"r"t 40 and 5.l, T. NJ or on the arrival
a." IN" New l"rk and E"-;on Trains. both Trains
n nl'.>"r VIII Trains IT Ogden burg.
"Li'>hrrE. * Pa-S-l ger ty Ing r.r,. connect -
i'r'i""r F'., with tie Tram, OF H.. l. K Il. + T.
,n ''i' "tif"liaI Saratoga auirhc We>,: th..
moi l''' ~! &C. r ro'.-,. r.; III liz, NIir.. E
I" Saratoga !car.''- \. .',h,.-,:rv or vi. nv
81 IA Tie Moran n ! ,;oIrinc2 hours at Efj,,s
az, :.rilyll.-. II Harsiu "a N crN.
~ fI'chtErC lrai,> connect direct with the
Trans Tor Worcester, Providence. &cand at ,ro;,,
Tor Lowell, Na-hUa. Lawrc,.rc. &c.
y Stages connect III Char,,stcnu for Springfield.
Perkinsvie, South Reading. a.. s'U''''
A"fi'st"'-n, y H.. My IL. fs52. 373r
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S III AXE Rs
ulv %. 1852.

'VA, IN EA1Ep SYRUP Of SARSAPARlI-
y Ia. and Fluid Extract Of yalcrian. for .aIr hy
July %. 1852 ''i->"'i 49, -
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NEWARK.

'lI resident Newark the Caledonia
l within
lis of
the y d. S si' and 1870 either whole unpaid on the M
lowingth land, insactow to
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Scientific Evidence

Baron I-i,.li- IN III c.,.f.'
chemistry. >av-: Az ar.
a1i;..:'-',,;- 70 til. Ga>-r5c .l-....- r.
pared irnm Ii" mucous rs.,.......
"1 thu uN. Ia which y;r.or.- .'-
and egg. viii he ~oi-.Irl.
It'll III tt7F- ~-7777P TII..IlT.'T - m
human stomach
Gall on The Agent, and y; a .'.-'
gratis, giving a barge ;iu,r.;.' ... ST..
similar - liz, above. ',-r't.r
markaile cures, fra. a,l rar'- o. '..
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DIR. X. KILBOURNE & son,
DE, FISTS,
AND MANUF ACTU X f r S y +
MINERAL TEETH,
BLOOMSBURY, VT
MILLING TEETH,

TIIE human teeth. tie diseases incident 10 thcln
! their SYMPATHY and functions IN the siiIGal e
conr,nv have been subject, 81 interest iron! remote
antiquity. 50 essential are these 'r-rlnS :" health.
and TO the beauty of the countcnancc, that Tor cen
tur.> art ami science have been explored 10 devise
means iur their preservation. fIiiing teeth. he
principal remedy arrest decay, c;'ll" he 90 hlsl-
iy t.>til,lst,- r il / invaluable. and WI! AWAY -;
50 :Grccia,l tx tlI"~. lo have h"cl! :" fortunate
IL l. have thi> operation performed hy >hli.iui den
ti-t> III this i,.lrtu,t it Aa- stood The tr~' "i"N-
periencc a! il efficacy de-. mol admit Z" i Doubt;
but it must l,- dome thoroughly Ice 81 ANY hrlchi
and no one should lr,'r il until thtH ache, ll!;I2
the foolish r,n..rh--No i"nL - nay teeth drli |
tr.,uir me won't trouble them Il increases
the { il>r d renders doubtful Successful result
Some persons E:>s" /" rcuT tie expense col nav
ing tc.:h filed bv kilitul operator. and vii IKE
4 >,f -tyl.. dentist one hall Irlcr and finally ;iV"
+ their 'e-.l RUNE IRON motives Il economy feW
lrrr-,a- Ul d-lril~c with artificial i"lt tr''h. III
Cl~. ii a'.y deficiency, a''."Ughlt c>tN c"u5.c ct
four times liz. amount l--'~.Iv /" preserve the
uaiurion-- lali ii they could discriminate between
go"i ami bad dentists and know what Permanent;
results an ,.,, IL! il-l-d 10 perfect odd tiinE, II
seem, M. LII, th.t ANY would NEGLECT their
teeth until pa remedy. Ih.- operation l. conceded
hy firi> he! ..r.---- g. h- til. most Intricate ole tie
dentist J. ..lrT required :" N-cU:e;'> much - ~
any org in general 'r. IT. FC~ dentists ever &C
cure ;tl.v xiii distinction n tins art, because Il
require wears 81 Practice, and cir-c study OF IT.
anatomy and pathology O." thr-c or'l,-- c,Hh'l.''
wi,ha cera, h,.Nihili'y and adaptation Of the fin
ger> -u"!l nice "!":,iola. AMI peculiar >y-'-ir
in preparing and comde,i~ls gold which few den
ti-I~ understand. Ih> j. the ",}g system ~ which
teeth can he ii!ai ana permanently -avc! and d
Ir.Ir'i--.I tx sue. ,.,-.- - Hr-. H.rwoyd IUchc
and Hitchcock. Of Boston.
. Dr. X. ha- had advantages - per,''rtnE himself
that are r;:air o.i"yci l'y any dentist II the com
Iry. ad ILL teeth hy H. lecurprore~~. by whic
the contour .ul beauty g, the teeth rr-t"rci.th
gold being c1iI-c - :" Trryc:t aIy future {,
: cay. Trr-ril.r. Ia! and polished uri:ce, and q
Ir,"r carr be- taken :" KEEP lie teeth clean. "
preserve them dmI : l.i,. 7>2tl
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FE.NlLE COllPL-lL.NTN.

FENiLE COliPL .lINT<
ami comprises :'i' n" arrangements T. which f.
males are liable 10y the r,cu!rari> o1 their ur.rn
/'i"n among lh'~ are fra.ij,-l~ teri or tlIInlo
81 The Womb: 'hrru., l. illumination and I-,r.r,
t"n ." ia" N"iuh; Incidental lIa.'n,~rIa,,.ar Flood
M: Iu"r Mhu>. or White: thlu~.-i>. p,;,,t;,I
Suppressed md IRREGULAR M"n>truarion. Nc. VIA
al. Their accompanying evil Cancer exceeded a..
Whatever duration and severity. Air ruI.,r COW
fiAI>T> can j." !,;!>llv. safely and certainly rem
rdlct toy thi~ lrrimg:.;:"n.
he claims OF this medicine 70 the confidence of
me pubic are strengthened by the fac, Of II, Lv
fcctlh ed tA', approximation 5f1r liberal patronage. f
MANY Prominent NEMEtE> nF I'M NtBIr,rr,,
'Ltf III the nltct >ta'r>. some Of whom have vol
unfairly given letters Of coirncn,latiun y-e. nam,
Fh!e >>t"inin" MI that ! claimed tor the CatbnIi
con II Il curative agent.
iaiHph.rf> containing much useful information,
'""'G me nature AMI symptoms "i the :il,oye Dis
''@"'h"r with testimonial, r, N l.. l;c> .t ,h.
h'@h'>' reliability. certified ~ he most AK.
factory authority III the pamphlet To- al which n.
attention 81 Ladies and Irac-iriontr> !, r,-,cctf,,rI
invited. can hc had gratis AT nv store sod h,
H. = HIN"HlN >'..EinAuyg.
fP. l.. FEckHAN. NJ. T.. THEA. Ny
L. u. filming. NJ. u. y. rr.ltorl. NJ
~ J t""1E. VI. l.. Syracuse. y !.
"e"r'i'eSf H. " Mills. NJ l., Rochester, y Y
w W EII>f. VI. u, City 81 y York
j.. {. 'EII'k. VI. u, Baltimore. Nd
W. fEI OF. Il. -. concord. y II
riIr"I i'"N"i. - lrr'aHT;v. \. York I1Gc-ne
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THE CAL E ID u n n n
East Haven.

VNHE n0nresident propre;orS Of The town Of E"St
i Haven in the County OF I-~ex, are hereby no
tilted that the tsxes assessed by said town within
the three wears TEX, preceding this date remain ei-
Their in whole or in part unpaid on the following de-
scrih.I lands in SAID town, to wit:
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
BROADWAY NEW YORK.

I'll" Metropolitan will he completed ana opened
Tor tn" reception Of Company September 1>t Price
Of Board. two dollars rcr dlv
'o5w6l SIMEON LELAND < CO..
pEOppIVr'TORS
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Y ery SIN all

atvanc" ;I"'n cost afl freight;
A." now "ri hand %" A'--s II powder, 1t mana
iac-ur.r- price
M">t kind> produce received in exchange for the
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!!

4 GOOD assortment vi Ru>>,.t at,.l Tna,no'n.
I leather TRi NkS * NAIISI.S. CAR
II BAGS II al qualities and >iIr>.
NM, DECKER.
~ '''h"-'lry March 30, -. 1GH,f
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-16
Affairs in Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN, April 1912 m.
Fish are scarce at the wharf, and in demand
Shad are selling at $3.50 per 100, and herring
at Sc per 1000.
There is but little doing in -four or grain The
last steamers news has somewhat unsettled the
market We have heard of no sales of moment
this morning or yesterday.
From 5000 to 5000 pounds of roll butter from
wagons, have been sold the last few days at
$27@$2s per 100 pounds.
Arripals.-Packet schr. Mott Bedell, Osborn,
New York, to Peter Berry; schr. John r. Grit
fifth, Granger, Baltimore, to Pickrell & Dickson;
schr. M. j. Fardy, Hooper, Salisbury, to do;
schr. Edward Hardy, Walker, Elizabeth City, N.
c., to Geo. Waters schr. Robert James, Elmer
son, Vienna, to Pickren & Dickson schr Geo
II. Smoot, Greggs, Elizabeth City, N. c., to JOS
Libbey 4 Son and Wheatley s. Walker.
Sailed.-Schooner Globe, Sears, Alexandria
ELECTRO
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-16
FARM NEAR WASHINGTON FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, situated
L about FIVE miles from W Washington, D. c., in Prince
Georges county Md. 1t contains 1874 acres, more
than 30 of which is fine alluvia meadow, producing
q ton and half of hay to the acre, but which UNI
der improved cultivation would produce at least two
tons. Hay sells in the Washington market at from
l4 to $40 per ton. About four of the place is
IL marsh covered with several feet in thickness of
black EARTH the result Of decayed vegetation which,
properly composted is a source from which the up
land may be enriched at a reasonable cost. About
so of the farm is woodland-growth principally
oak and chestnut. The land, except the meadow, is
unduatng and affords many beautiful sites for build
ing There are many springs of excellent water on
the place. and it is noted for its healthfulness. The
soil Of the greater part of the upland sandy loan,
underlaid by clay-in some places, clay predomina-
ting About rs acres could be divided into small gar
doning farms giving nearly equal quantity of wood
and arabic land to each There is an orchard of $50
peach trees and go apple trees the place, all bear
ing; also, about two hundred apple trees ready for
grating. 1t is we'll fenced. Tho buildings log
house of four rooms, with frame addition of three
rooms, meat-house of sun-dried brick log kitchen
separate from the dwelling courthouse, stable
riage-house, &c. There is stream of water running
through the place, with sufficient water and fall for
small mill. Price, $40 per acre Terms-one-third
cash long credit for the residue if desired or, it
would DO exchanged for real estate in the city OF
Washington. MARTIN BUELL.,
At Buell. & Banchard's Printing Office,
March a. Sixth street. south Of Penn. ay.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-16
Virginia Wing State Convention,

The Virginia Wing State convention re-assem-
bled yesterday morning at IL o'clock, with the Hon.
J. S. Strother, the president elected on the pre-
ceding evening, in the chair, assisted by fifteen
vice presidents and FIVE secretaries
The committee appointed to prepare business
for the convention having reported in favor of
giving to the Wings of each Congressional dis
trict the election of delegates to the National
Wing Convention, warm debate ensued The
vote was finally taken, and the convention, by a
vote of yeas 80 to nays 20, decided to appoint
them, and not leave their appointment to the
people of the several districts.
At half-past o'clock the convention adjourned
to meet again at 8 o'clock yesterday evening,
when the resolutions expressive of Wing princi-
Piles would be reported from the committee, who
were instructed to be explicit on the Compromise
question
The proceedings of the convention have been
very harmonious.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-16
IRON RAILING.

TUE subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they have at considerable
expense put up machinery in their establishment for the
purpose OF facilitating work IN er line OF business They
have procured the services Of rae workmen ana are
prepared TO manufacture Fancy Wrought or Cast Iron Pal
isading, Hand, and Balcony Railing and Window Guards
and all work that may be wanting In the line OF Black
smithing In general at the old stand street. between
10th and 18th Streets opposite Carus Saloon where all
orders will be thankfully ecey promptly attended TO-
on as good terms can DO had in the city.
l3-lm G. BUCKINGHAM & SON.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-16
MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC /!

lust received from the publisher complete assortment
- of Instruction Books for the Piano Forte, Guitar No-
lin, Viooncello Flute Fife ACCORDION, Cornopean, Banjo
Clarionet Fageolet &c. &C. Together with method
for the French Accordion and Scales for the Flute Caro
net Trombone Valve Trumpet, Serpent Post Horn Buge
Aphiceide Trombacelo besides general assortment OF
Musical Instruments such the first quality Guitars VIC
Inns from the first houses in the country Accorieons
greatly reduced prices &c Bargains may be had by calling
soon. GEO. HILBUS, Musical Depot,
mar 29-tr South side Pa nv, next to of 10th
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-16
A CARD.

IHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to return his thanks to
his friends for the very liberal support they have
given him, and respectfully solicits continuance of the
same He may be found at all times at his old stand
street. between 18th and sh Streets where his expenses
small, and afford him opportunity to sell on moderate
terms to his custorners
He has just received fine assortment of spring goods
which will be made in the best Misunderstanding
Cloths fancy Cassimeres and yesngs Of Silk, white Mar
settles, and fancy qualities, beautiful articles Also white
Drngs, Shirts Collars Cravats, Stocks, Suspenders, &C.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
mar l3-tr l. II. MJJDD.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-16
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.

Mineral Wafer ana OuTsdpdTtllu, DC.
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the citizens OF
Washington that they have fitted up establishment
street back of the Old Railroad Depot where they
manufacturing superior article of MINERAL WATER
AND SARSAPARILLA, upon new plan, FREQ from all in
furious ingredients Their preparation possesses medicinal
qualities of the highest order for the publication of the
blood This refreshing beverage particularly recommended
for summer Families and dealers will be furnished at
their doors In any quantities Orders left at the establish
ment will be punctually attended to-
mar 3l-tr MKEON a MGRANN