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CHIrCGRkPgY.-IF YOU WISH TO WRITE GOOD
~ bnnd 6hort tinls learn in four BY
addressing Mg. CAaREGHA, 81 Beesm m ssree.
A HALF-slzE DAGU ERSE oTYPE APPARATUS COM
a plete wsh thorough instruction Tor fXty dolsrs Ia
eruction by of the 0idss aad most rsrs
in the United States Two pupils vii b, tak i'm
and thoroughly taught in weeks Apply at William
SON Gallery, 23l ultop street, Brooklyn.
DREMIUM DAGUERREOrYPE EST ABLIsHMENrFo FOR
ssleIn ct she best looL;ions Bsosd tour
years cstsbshed which che Proprietor will sell cheap
aeonnt Of going 70 California Tho rooms have large say
Light. will soIA they rtsnd with tho apparatus
speom without Address with real name, Artist
Broadway 4. o.
rG>o DAGUERREANS-FoR SALE. AN E9TABLlSH-
ment In Cbestnut street. PhiladeI Iha. To pf4oti
cal operator With small oap'ts opportunity to
rnske money 10 offered. Address, poet psd,
j. Is. COLE, Philadelphia, Pa.
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a MANUrACf DUsIsEss Foa ssLs-FoR
psnSa ses q oS
ssns ana undHbsd M sSsas sOs' Ss i;s
an1 M @ M MApp mss.r s'1sT srse sy Stm ssf
where every intoIms,ien Will be giyen
saoR. sALn.--A FIRST GLASS THREE STORY, ATTIC,
and under cellar SroSn sSn ,hs very
3 si s;s,s y y Sc, s 4 es Y
sc aousss ssas.se on se nor.n:ss o9Toss @ q gGurt
en H9uss next asenng she above on shs north aide OF
Tirth erees yhs'e aeu;a arc all rented sood tenants
3aisca JANIS CORNER { son. 3 Ann ssssss;
FqR E-TwaNg9 I'VE d;,. loUR gULDLNa LOTS At
nu,h Ehseh ana .nd Seventh
a amt sas rwsff if
IN Dry ysd
oetr water and range, Marble tolls from base
Soase viii 10 sold on very ny favoraso ai
Apply 10 WIZ. KUaBEih - Ferry street
Foy, SALE or 10 LET-A, LADIES, BoAaDINa
furnished and air,s Yen rooms beside dans aad wash
T9S ana ASssa S q p,r,iaaar' apply - the
once . "''' '"s' next a''f .
EoR BALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CRY PROPERTY
"a re fiuan anan & o91ssns :,
cd built double house; slso e fornitdre, which Quite
CHASE g. NsrSs g,cs between the hours Of nine and
twelve a. N.
EoE. sALE.-THE GOOD WILL STOCK. FURNITURE
the most Restaurant sni oSssor Saloons and
house - rooms beside two servant sun
s50 rr msatl csPs rsSsed 20 bay sSis Place out
this oflce. Real lame and direction must be given.
EoE sAIE-TuE STOCK AND rIxTUEEs or a HACK
ana LSysry STABLE Doing r,od business and sura
iar inquire At he stable III Clinton place. Eishth street
FoR sALE-TBE GOOD WILL. FIXTURES AND LEASE
CT well established merchsndise brokerage buqiness
as TS,' eW Tai s' ''sa
EoR sALE-THE sTocK AND FIXTURES or A
frts clars nar yioualng and Oyster saloon. located
doinr eplcndd businesg vili 30 sold s. bargain
60 cssh customer applied for immediately Inquire
EoWE5 BALLROOM sS Nassau ssreet.
by slhe two four story House' bulls n the best
I'm r.s 5Sss; Nos II
M M be.oS or osstser and would ns very asIEa
os ss .2 p sy p a. S q m%STass % a. sig
tsss Twon tisth s.reot, at A. H., or +. M.
Cd saa ropg!,r ssloep 2 Canal street The above loe.
.sious Hudsen River Railroad /, beautifully as:oi
Ssti in srcsdy well sssatshsd Apply 70
EiS boHiND sGAh fss X raaa Saas s,-sa Executors
Of Union Park lot about 20 feet Deep In fcc four stories
With every oonyonence complete. Also. p,rs Of the Far
JOHN II. PETERs. SS8 Broadway.
TNo CoNFECTIoSERa--sELLIN ouT--TnE GOOD
WILL fixtures. and manufacturing tools necessary for
carrying large business OF the old and we'll established
confectionery store No. 70 Catherine street. Fer patcu
lars apply on the pre- rises.
VERY DEsIRABLE GARDEN AND FARw LANDS
Land The oppouSiiy IL VS 70 All those wbs
ever wish to obtain land on Long Island the ancient
Garden Of America thst will probably never
agin ANY person wishing TO purch ve tcn twenty
feot waste or useless gouai H. do by sending
one dosr per aero ter tt paymsnt and thu further
OF nifty cents month per I'll half Is paid whom
wArrantee deed and good title will be given. and the
mande Of the purchase be psd secured
the land, TO be within five with six
yearly nte-eet. Apply TO CHARLES WOOD. 215 Broad
way corner of Fulon street. where maps and pamphlets
can be had gratis.
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DOU RL E s II f. EFT.
MAkZk ma 1st.1sss~


A n. EkRwIN, AUCTIoNEER. BY BANGS.
n Brother Co. trade sale No. IL Park row..
Tuesday mornirs S,rch AZ IL O'clock, morts.sees and
recer sale the in trade of he a,e hrm Of fas
Weughbg Co. consisting of valuable Stereotype PlaseG
sies OF their publications. subscribers orders, &c.
yWMw. SHELLEY, AUCTION FE-
w brusry &c, ~ leS O'clock. at "a Plsss street
800 packages md 10 to OF Druggisss Glasswa-e.
100 do and Of Psr!umers do.
200 do and !" Glass and Croekery. for wholesale
And retail dealers. Bale perempsory Catalogues Wed
iistday morning.
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AJIw FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ RICHARD 4 HDuT0E, 655 Broadway, will publish,
shs wees literary and weekly paper IN French and
upFsh q. S5 yesg, calculated TO impair. 10 Amerosus
che knowledge OF the French lanxu.ye. without obgiog
ssam 10 loavc tha daily busipes Tho proGunoiasen Of
Mcffenoh test VIII be pTiutcd under each line Any one
wishing 10 be snbsorltsr, have ths trS ramsor
eau ~ the Aesvo direction Agents ter the same papsr ara
ge1uested 70 oepd IN thsir ogdeIs
TDUBiIsEED THIS goRHING-No. 6, NEW YORK
a hrftocratr or Gems OF Jhp0Dicadom, by Joseph The
above number conoinls sh sss Of sschss. aad
3opnd yoniose can .to stly be had Of ths publisher.
o. y. NORTON, " Chambers ssreet, Irving House.
nI AEfiN huIHERB BIBLE, I'D. or 1860. RARE;
AVA also, 2u hnFreyings emal and l,rva suitable for
9ciap ooce phfors Sc hnc po pfnts by StrsnEs, Bsr
atozs, Ac ,te, tn tmstngo collection o old Pooks the
whole 70 bosola a. rcry low priced 30 reduce stock
- r. NEhuLE, 1O2 Nagfu. street.
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THE INDIANA DEMOCRATS.

1HB COMPROMISE RNpoE D--INIERvEarIoN, E1c.
INpi,r.roLs Feb. IS 1862
The Indiana Democratic etste Convention last evening
adopted resolutions .nlorsr the oomprt sc
AMI the intervention doctrines but deem i. contrary
20 sound policy for The Government. pledge
10 nerfere or not interfere.
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4 4 R0CERIES AT AUCrI0N--BY MINTURN s. co..
VI Mltarr 4 Co will sell. Friday, Feb. 27, At ~
o'clock sto;e No u karray street near WashinE.on the
remainder OF ths SHACK Of wholesale declining the
bufness constn Of To.s Coees Sugars Spices. Wines
Liquors, &c,. &c. Aiso one Salsmsnde- eafe, Herrngs
make. J. X. HINJURN. AucLionecr.
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IIARDwsRE, FURNITURE, MIRRORS, &C.-To-
morrow tfriday) nlO o'clock, ats5 Nassau street.
without rossrys " sealsas large asso;,mon, Of now
Aegsny and Elack Walnut and snted Cabinet rurnitur
o good qussy ell tt which will be pt,rily sold for
cssh pay sdyfEaes viz carved tetea 80 fas. In
ylye. pu.h sae Lair ooth easy and sprnsse.s Chairs
various pstt6rr carved rosewood aud mahogany Celtra
Tables with marble tops krrors various sizes; Carpets
Extension tables Library Bookeaes; richly painted Cnam
her Furniturc. eua; carved rosewood mahogany and
walnut Bedsted marble top DRESSING Bureaus and
scrt Of good hand Yurnituf all Of which s we'll
morning of aale.
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yfRIpAY, Al I0K O'CLOCK. AT NO. ~ FRANKLIN
strte, Fepteel Furnturo of : family removing,
oemrrrS general variety Of articles IN the ne elegant
BRUSSELS and othr Carpets Eb glish OH Cloth mahogany
m.Se Clairs. scfs, eefa Bs Bsisseads Mattresses
rar'or ant bedroom rr nitu-e Pier Glasses Aante Orna
Jneuts Cpooliug Store. Ranges psclor Stove. Kitchen
nenss Sc. fully defcTibea Friday Eu-s be
moved esgoe day sssurday l0E o'clock, st g.lerooms
valuable furntuTe. removed from Els h.A Also
ftoek tiletlrn,.
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"A UCTioS NoTICE--THoS. BELL. AUCTIoNEER.-
n By ". D. Van Hsndt-Particulsr attention 10 re-
auesd 20 the sac ef handsome Furni.ur beautiful Car
pcs 30, tls dsY, ab Hoboken Hudstn avenue not lar
Otto C0tttye sale without reserve. s. ii o'clock
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FOR SALE .

MANUrACf BUSINESS FOR esLs-FoR
n taa reasonable sorlne turing bu ines5 ef
we'll es.ahelea patented Article, consstinr Of tho sool
.eGs, unfinished saagthe present reslring
tom businefs For one or more enter prsug men, this Is
chsnos for fortune Apply either by letter rs6nsy
u j. PACARE, NO. lCS Hceter street. from A NJ TO T.
wharc every information viii be giyer.
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kN COLTOF, AUCTIoNEEE.-IhR6E BALE OF GEN.
r. toiten viii scI ths dav Fesrn.rv 81 Al I'D. soiooT Al
the suction 6? Bc.fmsn and 80 street large
and oabinet furniture part Abe stock
Of dealer rising rosewood snd mahogany Sofas and
sois Beostesas Conehs mahogamy snd black wal
ssries ins;d mahogany Centre T.bls m.b,o Dressing
Bureaus anu NSshs,ads ladies' Work Tables, extension
do, Hat Stands Diyars, otomEns, mahogany And black
walnut Rockers Beds and hstreees Carpets oilcloths
OfGe Desks Cdce Chairs Boston Rockers. Ec. Aleo
raj suits of asto tor aud plain chamber suites Also TO
tsvarces oevora Cola aud Silver asohee, Cha5 &o
Sc. Sale psrrun.ory,
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FHSERENCE BcIIE, AUCTIoNEER. sT0RE NO. las
CkhthagS ssreet-Furnituro. friday. 27th, st 10
o'clock Et sx BSosme street, Brosdway. 3otss,
sofa Ee5soads mahogany rush and scat Chairs
E tor eentrc Tables one Pianofre. maheglny cases
~ day musical Cloak plays hour; Csrpss5 Oil Cloths
8uresns Bdsesds Feather seds sud Bedding Stair Car
peta tos on
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-19
MR.. J. x. GooDALL,

Professor and Teacher Of Dancing, Department, Ca
listheaic, Sceptre, and the more athletic Indian
club exercise for gentlemen, from London,
las the honor 10 inform the families OF this noghbor
IL hood that at the request Of many Ladies and Gen
emen, he will take his residence in Washington for the
purpose Of teaching the above indispensable branch Of
gsntee education snd having studied under Mr. MASON
and Mr. fESsIE Of London also practice OF sixteen years.
and testimonials from the first families and parents and
guardians OF YOUTH enable him TO impart all the fashion
able elegant Dances In style that will not only do him
credit but give general satisfaction to his patrons.
Mr. GooDALL ID making arrangements for elegant suit
of rooms and due notice will be given to his pups he
specially sos early call TO enable him to fully carry
out his plans relative to his classes
Mr. g. will also devote all his spare time TO gentlemen
wishing 10 study and practise the Violin and yioonceo
and who wish 10 contpue them with the aid of master
and, as guaranty Os ability he need only mention that
he Musical Director and Leader Of the National Theatre
Orchestral Band and he respectfully invites all TO inspect
his testimonials from families and schools he has taught
during long period In England.
Mr. g. will also give lessons In Singing, and intends TO
form Vocal and Instrumental Classes and in the interim
will be hsppy to give private lessons in any Of the above
branches.
Address at Mrs. BAYS next door to Douglasss green
house, G street north aug lift
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-19
Affairs In Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN, August 1912 m.
Wat For The Hagon.-The unterrifed tried
to scare up meeting in Fairfax, Va, yesterday,
but the vehicle broke down. Orators were album
dant, but the people did not come to hear them.
imagine that they were making ready to come
to Georgetown, to hear something better. Bad
omen.
Accideat.-As Mr.. John Donaldson was on his
way to the Democratic meeting yesterday, hewas
thrown from his horse and very badly injured
large number of ladies and gentlemen ac-
companied the Roman Catholic Free School this
morning, on their excursion down the river. A
very pleasant trip is anticipated. ELECTRO.
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North Carolina.

A genuine old Wing, Of Norfolk county, Va, who
knows the Old North State "like a book" writes
as follows, to friend in this city:
1.-THE locofocos are holding up their heads be-
cause North Carolina has again elected loco
foco Governor. That is nothing. | am very sure
North Carolina is Wing in her very heart, and
will give Scott and Graham handsome majority.
AS it regards the political standing Of myself,
were all the Wings now on earth, or under the
EARTH to abandon the Wing cause, alone would
vote for Scott, the Wing candidate, because he is
a patriot, because he is a statesman, and because
he is lover of our glorious Union, and is willing
that all mankind shall have equal rights, no mat
ter what may be the religion professed-and also
because Gen. Scott has made our Union illustri-
Gus by his glorious victories and because he viii
do or die, as the Wing platform declares"
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Do You Suffer with any Paint
BOONE RIFLE coRPs-PIc MIC.

FTNHE Committee Of Arrangements the part Of the
Boone Rifle Corps respectfully inform their friends
and the citizens that the Company intend giving
grand Pic Mic at the White House Monday, August
1852 for which the most extensive arrangements
being made and the Committee pledge themselves that
pains will be spared to make 1t pleasant and agreeable
all who may attend The Committee have chartered the
fast steamer George Washington take the Company
The Boat will leave her wharf at o'clock M, and the
Navy Yard ut 6h o'clock a. m
superior Cotllon Band Is engaged, together with the
Brass Band, under Professor P. Taltayull.
Wckets-admtting a gentleman and two lades-$2 in
Guiding dinner, refrcshmens &c The number Of tickets
limited and to be had Of the following committee
only: Lieut.. p. OTTERBACK JR,
Sergt JNO. SIMMONS,
Lieut. H. NJ ODER,
Private JOS. MCQUEEN,
aug 5-ThF&S3w Private JAS. DURDINE.
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MISS HEANEY,s ACADEMY.

FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG LADIES.
TERMS PER QUARTER: English and French Languages
L Useful and Liberal Branches of Learning, Mathems
tics and Pcnmanship, sl2.
Drawing, Landscape and Portrait Painting, in oil or
water oolors, &c, from IS TO sl2
Mr. SAMUEL CARUs Professor of Music, will give nstruc-
ton the Piano Forte Harp, Guitar and in Singing,
from s2 to sls Any professors Of Languages &c. desired
will be duly employed
Mr. LEWIS CARUS will give instruction in the most ap-
proved style Of Dancing, at usual charges.
Until suitable accommodations obtanel for Miss
IEASEYs Academy, In the vicinity Of the City Hall, Miss H.
will give instruction in Mr. T. Caruss Music Academy in
Caruss Saloon aud In families particularly in Drawing,
Music, and the French language.
Miss HEAsLY may be addressed personally by letter
Mt Mrs Settiniuss, Louisiana avenue, opposite the City
Hall.
RITERENCEs
Mrs Gen MACoAB Dr. WIN GUNToS
Gen. JEsUP, DR.. LlNDsLrY,
JoHS w. MAURY, esq, Rev. 4. Tusris,
Maj. I. l.. SMITH, Hon. J. BELL,
GALES SEAToS, DIT. JANIS 9. HALL.
DAVID A. HALL, esd,
Parents friends who may wish TO consult Miss HEANIT
will favor her by leaving their address Mr. Franck Tay
ors Caru and Youngs music store third door west
Of 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
aug l4-2sw2w
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HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.

Total. y
HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
There nothing that be compared to the Mustang
Linment in its speedy and permanent Of Strains
Bruises Cuts Calls Chafes, Scratches sweny Poev Els
tula Big head SPAWN, Ring bone, wndgall any un
natural enlargement Of bone muscle We have hun.
certificates for performed Of the diseases
toned above.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Every store should be supplied with this valuable Lni
mcnt as IL pays good profit and sells rapidly.
The Lniment Is put up In three sizes The hfty
size contains three times the OF the
szc and the dollar size contains six times the quantity Of
the twenty.fvecent size
A. q. BRAGG CO., Proprietors,
Sd and Market sts st. Louis, and 30I Broadway, NY
For sale by all Druggists ia Washington and Georgetown
O. NJ. LISTHfcUH, Georgetown.
CANDY 4 HATCH General Agents,
NAV 2s-eosm cor. Light 4 Lombard sts., Baltimore
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TO H0UsEKEEPERs, LoDGERs, &c.

THO Messrs. CRoMMELIS FAmBRorHER-Sirs:
using the second bottle Of your English yerminne
sroyer and think duty to inform you that wherever
has been applied the Reaches and Bugs instantly dsap
pear and there is indication Of their return have
tried several other remedies but without any effect.
with confidence recommend to the public the best
edy used for the destruction Of Reaches and Bugs
Yours, &c. ADAM CLENDfNEN, 1sS7thst, N. Y.
From -. W. Gregory, o6 East broadway, New FORK
To Messrs. CRoMMELIs& FAIRBRoTHER-Gentepen: have
given your English Yermn Destroyer thorough trial.
find superior to all others have used for DISCRIMINATING
cdterpars &C. from grapeyines and trees well
household annoyances (bug; roactes ants, &c., and
cheerfy recommend 1t to all the most cectual exter
minator to be found.
For SALE 26 cents bottle ut the agency for Washington
city, Winners Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
aug 10-r 9th st., Louisiana avenue.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Distress In observation-disclosures and ovvrs..

Distress In Havans-Dissase and ovprss.
SION.
New YoRK, Aug. 1872 p. m.
Tho steamer Crescent City has arrived from
Havana with dates to the 18th. She brings one
hundred and twenty passengers.
ureat excitement prevails at Havana. Many
unohending Crcoles were daily arrested and i'm
prisoned
Terrible incendiary proclamations are daily Is
suing. Government is using the most rigorous
measures, and many innocent are made suffer.
Nearly every Creole family is under police sur
Vigilance. Even female privacy disregarded
The city of Havana is shrouded in gloom, in
consequence of the prevalence of the cholera,
yellow-feyer, and smallpox. Out of one compa-
ny Of one hundred and twenty soldiers, one hun
dred end ten have died and out Of one hundred
ana nine in chain-gang, one hundred fell dead.
The Havana markets are improving Sugar,
coffee, and rice are advancing
| Fire at Troy.
Troy, N Y, Aug. 1912 m.
A fire broke out in Douchey & Co.'s lumber
yard. Two large blocks adjoining the buildings
are burnt, and fifty families are houseless. The
loss is 100000.
Markets.
New YORK, Aug. 1872 p m.
Flour has advanced six to twelve cents. Wheat
and corn have also advanced one to two cents.
Cotton is firm.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 1872 m.
The markets are unchanged
Tho Georgia Webster Convention.
MACON, Aug. II.
The delegates to the Webster State Convention
met at Concert Hall at 10 o'clock this morning.
One hundred and fortysix delegates are in attend
ance from Al counties. Edmund H. Morrel of
Talbot was chosen president; and Gen. B. H.
Rutherford and Col. H. v. Cumming vice presi-
dents.
A committee of twenty-four, being three from
each Congressional district, was appointed to re-
port business for the convention, and also to
confer with tho Scott convention which meets to-
morrow, in order to harmonic their action after
which, the convention adjourned over until to-
morrow.
| Much anxiety prevails regarding the action of
these two bodies.
Moro American Vessels Captured.
BosToN, Aug. 10.
The Halifax Sun of the 18th says that the
Telegraph, tender to the British war steamer
Devastation, has taken into Charottestown two
American trespassers. One of them had on board
thirty barrels of mackerel, and the other fifty
quintals of Goldfish.
Destructive Fire.
SPRINGFIELD, Aug. Is.
DR.. Peck's brick block, in Holyoke, occupied
by stores, was burned this morning. Loss.
81, 800, on which there is partial insurance.
Arrival OF the Falcon.
NEW York, Aug 18.
| The steamer Falcon, from New Orleans, via
| Havana, has arrived.
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ELIZABETH BAGwELL.
REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. s. N.

PORTSMOUTH, (ya.,) Aug. Is, 1851.
Mr. J. r. Boush-Dear Sir: While am in general OPP
posed Patent Medicines cnndor compes 10 state that
have great confidence In the virtues OF ampons Vege
table Tincture For several months past have used II in
my family and In Dyspepsia loss Of appetite, dizziness, and
general debility with entire So far my expert
extends therefore, take pleasure In recommcndngi
to the afflicted a safe and efficient remedy.
I am, respectfully, yours, VERNON ESKRlDgE,
Chaplain in the U. S. Navy.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE by its mild
ton ON the Stomach LIVER and the Kidneys will cure Dys
pepta Cough Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Affections;
Pains the Sdc and Breast Consumption Scrofuls
Rheumatism Govt Neuralgia, FiSuln, Piles, Bowel Com
plants Worms Nervous all diseases arising
from impure blood and is the greatest Female Medicine
ever known.
For Cholera Morbus choc Disrrhaa, and all diseases
incident TO the bowels in the summer season. it has
equal.
We ask the afflicted TO call those having this wonderful
article for sale and get pamphlets, gratis.
For sale by @. Stott Co., Washington, d. O.
Wallace Elliot cor. y and 18th SITS.
ID. ID. Clarke, cor. Md ay ] lth at.
J. Winner, 9th st., Louisiana v.
A. Gray, It'll ST., opp. o. Y. Hall.
Jos. Mofett, It'll ST., opp. .. 7. Hall.
RE-. T. Cissel, Georgetown.
G. @. Berry, Alexandria, Va.
And by Druggists generally, everywhere.
MORTIMER N0WBRAY,
aug ll-trl General Agents, Baltimore at
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that nearly three thousand copies have been sold In the
gion of New York alone within very few months Also,
and very useful article Of Stationery for the preserya
of valuable papers, &c. needed for reference such
letters invoices &C. Its is that Of scrapbook with
prepared for the reception Of the article to be filed
superseding with many advantages the practice of
binding The retail prices are as follows:
Improved Adhesive Letter, hooice, and Music File.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-19
MADAME GOODALL,

Late NIUE lie Petit from Europe, and pupil ofSig
Lablaehe, Profr. and Teacher of Singing.
FI>ERMS per quarter $l8, per month at rate. An
abatement when two or more join to take lessons.
Two lessons per week.
FAMILIES and Schools attended in Washington George
town, and Alexandria.
Address at Mrs BAYS next door to Dougasss Green
house, street north aug lift