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Eastern times., 1853-10-13
atlistellang.
Magellan and its Inhabitants.
(CoRcluded nert ,ceek.)

Captain Brown, formerly master Of the whale
ship Hannibal, in letter TO the Sailors Mag
azine, gives the following description Of the
Straits Of Magellan, and its inhabitants g.
i have frequently visited Terra del Fuego !;
it is one Of the most magnificent and wonderful
Of the great Creators works. The passage on
the Straight is very interesting, not more from
its snow capped mountains than on account of
its natives. You will probably recollect few
missionaries who pershed short time since at
Picton Island on its southern coast. This hap
pened but few months after was at the same
spot. They died from hardship and probably
from starvation: but left their written record
that they departed, although upon barren rocks
where perpetual winter reigns, rejoicing that
God was with them. The natives, think, de-
serted and left them to perish. But feel sure
that in case the natives showed them kindness,
the result must have been the same. Our peo-
Die could not subsist there. The natives GO
nearly naked, live in wretched huts, which are
nothing more than a few branches of green
trees piled one against another at the top, and
not larger than common hay-cock, neither
air, wind, or water tight; holes all around, but
large one for chimney. They never lie
down 10 rest, but build fire in the centre and
all squat around the fire. Their eyes are al
ways inhamed from the effects Of the smoke
They generally live in their canoes (Which are
made Of the bark Of the winteria, a large tree
which fourisEes there) during the day, and at
night haul up and squat down to rest They
live almost wholly on fish, seals, otters,s and
the fat or blubber Of whales, or any thing Of
the kind they can catch. ] think white man
left among them must perish. They seem ON
ly single remove from the brute creation
Their clothing, which is no more than small
piece Of otter skin, only covers the weather
shoulder, which they shift from one side 10 the
other, when they 60 about, OF as salio' would
say in stays. As to their language, yama schu-
Eastern times., 1853-10-13
Catching Sharks.

A correspondent Of the N. Y. Evangelist,
writing from Edgartown, Martba's Vinyard,
communicates the following: - a-
The beach is bold, and the surf increasingly
dashes upon slope Of the purest sand. Shark
ing is made business by some ofthe residents.
went out 10 witness the capture of these fierce
monsters. 1t was exciting TO launch upon
surf sweeping far up the shore, and anchor off
among the waves, in pursuit Of such game
Our tackle was large as the clOthes-lines seen
in the door-yards Of the country; and three feet
from the hook, which was 12 inches from head
to point, was chain three feet long, to receive
the teeth of the victims. Batting with a quar-
ter Of blue fish, we dropped the hooks thirty or
forty feet 10 the bottom. Soon AS line began
to straighten, and we seized the rope with
will. The resistance was slight, excepting the
weight of the shark, till his flushing eye rose
above the surface, when the battle began
The water foamed, the boat rocked to the bea-
ting ofthe terrified captive, who presented six
rows Of white and savage teeth for revenge
A wcl[applied club quickly stunned him, and
he was lifted into the boat. We caught three,
which, together, weighed not less than six hun
dred pounds, and spread sail for the shore.
The livers are tried for oil, and the bodies used
for manuring the land. saw two mounds which
covered, together, one hundred and twenty
three carcasses Of the slain, decomposing to be
scattered on the soil.
Eastern times., 1853-10-13

One OF THE SNAKE STORIES. A Texas cor
respondent Of New York paper gives the fol-
lowing snake story :-
"One night my wife and myself were awak-
ened by a noise from the shed which con-
taned our small store of crockery, followed BY
a crash which showed that a great portion Of
cups and plates had been flung TO the floor
Springing up 10 discover the author of this 'at-
tacA upon China found large snake in
somewhat unpleasant '6x.' He had crawled
upon the shelf, attracted by number Of eggs
which were scattered about. One Of these he
had swallowed, and in order TO get at the next,
he had put his head and portion of his body,
through riv handle Of the jug which happened
to stand between the coveted deIicacies. The
handle was just open enough TO let his BODY,
in lis natural state, slip cleverly through but
not sufficient TO let it pass when puffed out by
the egg. In this position he had swallowed
the second egg. His snakeshiP thus found
himself unable 10 advance or retreat; and in
foundering about 10 escape from this novel
stock, had caused the accident which aroused
US. !, of course, proceeded at once to exc
cute summary justice upon the interloper; but
the eggs which he had swallowed were dead
loss
Eastern times., 1853-10-13

ExTINGUIsHING FIREs-An old fireman
and leader in the work of extingulshing fires,
gives the following rules, to the Boston Trav-
eller, which are drawn from 40 years. expe-
rience, and approve themselves also to every
ones common sense.
|. Play low. Water thrown on top Of a
fire all flies off in steam and is lost, and the
fire below re-kindles what may be quenched.
Water thrown at the lowest point Of fire
rushes in the form Of steam through the whole
mass, extinguishing the fame and deadening
the fire. Therefore as a general principle,
play low.
g. Make no outlet for smoke. Where
smoke can get out, air gets right in and feeds
the fire. But low hole to let in water on
the bottom of the fire, will not let in air un-
less smoke also comes out, there or higher up.
But took up the pen chiefly to say PLAY
Low.
Eastern times., 1853-10-13

The New York board Of underwriters has is
sued card, addressed 10 the masters and owners
Of vessels in the California trade, in which they
say; Much damage has arisen TO goods shipped
hence TO San Francisco, and also homeward
from ports in the East Indies, in consequence
Of the dampness or sweating Of the hold, par.
ticularly bet,Ceen decks. This has been the
case with some of the finest ships out Of this
port, and is supposed to be caused by imperfect
ventilation. The ventiIatOrs used in most Of
our clipper ships do good service, but are not
sufficient for the protection Of cargo between
decks, and some Improvement on the present
arrangement is required. The underwriters
Of New York respectfully request that more
careful attention may be given to the ventilation
of vessels on all long voyages and also TO the
proper stowage of cargo, using sufficient dun
mage, not only in the lower hold, but also be-
tween decks, that in case Of a side port leaking,
or water collecting from any cause, it may pass
freely to the scuppers. Il is 10 be apprehendsd
that, with the recent increase in the size of
American ships, there has not been a CORES
ponding increase in the size and efficiency Of
the pumps with which they are furnished
It is hoped that this subject also will claim tbs
attention which its importance deserves.
Eastern times., 1853-10-13

na-yama schuna, often repeated, is the most
that can be gathered from them We saw two
canoes the other day, one Of which had nine
persons, five of whom were children, some verv
small, padding about in the Strait, the ther-
mometer at 35 deg. They are, and are like to
be, lords of all they survey
Eastern times., 1853-10-13

TOUCHING INc1DENr.-The Buffalo RsPub.
lie says: "A little boy, clad poorly, standing
in front of the Western Hotel, was accosted
this morning by rude young man, with the
question, Does your mother know you're OutP
The little fellow looked at the interrogator a
moment, while his bosom heaved, and tears
gathered in his eyes, as he replied, Sir, my
dear mother is dead
Eastern times., 1853-10-13

"a censorious lady, says the author Of Mary
Barton, 'remarking upon the dress Of recent-
ly bereaved widow, said that black silk become
her extremely well, but bom6azine aSo&ld AGre
sholCn deeper sense Of Ioss.'
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alexandria Correspondence

ALL&A>DRiA, Eeccmher :. I2-,;;
,HcFEud,'a It5lf.rs MiH-.i.,fae Lcu .Jeet,rs-
FH'tir Rod'c:g- CoTtE CorsTi-Nc,y sc.cncl,-r..
The A',Sardria Touring nal WAS rogp,d of YES
'c'fay ami! lie CHEERS 9th sc e. srmled Ia ,,ituc.
'ae COM r'ipn u the work. Il VIII be r !d. cad,
ny; ca of operation; and turning ont i've h,;rirp
barrels Of -four p! day, cannot a, To- add n,.,li
ally - il:" wealth o. cur city. nm that VIM, II
F'"ic, III, vii ta4a cEars" of ~ busi.c-< .,s
treasurer aud genera! agent AMI NJ J. e. N,yi;i " II
act a. superintendent OF thu arcoTnls Nirb SIG,
"iIc'T~ ~" ""E"rn canno iaI! 10 Iydi.lr lie i.i.Ir,
anucip''i"n~ q: L. pre-. cior>
ON IL" evening pi Monday tie FRIEND, q: -.
Maine Ia" H"id = iarg" meeting IN The basement al
lhe Methodist EPi-""la! Church, South Mi Row. i
&" 1c'>bu-, CHc ~ the STATE agents Grvc-., r,tir,
Il h''vtfy "Gf'>S. ahuuItiuE IN quotation, ron, III,
P'ei,. IT, M followed Ey yuur" g"i.iaf.an from
l"c Episcopal ThcapC'raI Scn.i.arr, 1:r DAVIS
"i 10 "a c.'''"~' T-'i ah!r adtrcsr of iiiac.; IIS
'"'i'"rd he "l- .tiiicct 0i HrpiLi,prr laws ans
pr mo i'i'' cF"'El reason frr r.li- -.
me liquor irdtrc. Kry NJ TIt--ii;rt a,,..0.-
III reply 10 John Etrleycoru. :..at tue cgrl,I. r-a
''''l'H"7 were - be icaWCd mp, and in iu'ii:e Il;
ned r&.''ct 40 mrr,y.
nc sam" evening, rbout "'cI3rl u;li!-; Nh, :
wilson. Hi tr'i-ci"Wu. VI p::e~.E. the t.r..r.
i'ihk, he Wa hIo Ard dpv, Ly :. II. liiiI = roth.
"r MS watch and money. YIN Stuck W. ,.>t.riq,
'Te-'i on -n'P'c,"n, ana PAT ii Tie EIlf, havinr
90 'Hliid j.! rs pn-sc>sIGI isc Wa Committed I'm
tad "
TIE county & az; In been "a s len meg IIo,
da! With IL" tg~IHcs- pI'.sl mt .-t hc,,T. lh.rn
thn"i'' Il ''r' ,"uie !nca, T4r Virginia MIA
s'f"i> &,ko linz. debut at Liberty l:!lI To mini
larH" a!lrEce will cestlin!y greet them. surc..
- lis,:T ta:"rp.-a. Avr.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

hAhriHoFE, Drc"mIcr &, 1853.
IT, five millions r,i:soad ;oan biz passed the Fir,
hTcnc'i o. III" City Council til. atrTp,Gr. hv 4 ma
j"ity o: nearly tvs" t" C,., Will the amendments OF
IRE SECOND Branch, Ire next process viii h. IT,.
approval by tie Mayer. 81 NiirG there Is 10 doubt,
an; subsequently ItS YTcs"n;.tipr to III State Icgs
lau'" oE acton there The restrictions place. tpou
thr ii ami iiit authont !; I'VE, Baltimore cI:v TO
discriminate IN managing The affairs ~ the road VIII
u an iHsilp"TaAe objection and there great gnubt
II thr company acC' 81 the proposition IN NV hum
ih" judgment II sh"Uid MOI r. opens Il field for rn
lI'i"a ken and HIlu"uyrling which, IN the end
Vii have hfeiul Influence, and rcIari rather t!I1n
advance III Ini"T"S'- ~ tn great cuic.1Tj-c
thr Presidents Message vi. distributed tIru,.h-
" cur ffy ~ an early boa! tins afternoon IN c.r;.
nom i'l> T1fltGH E''w- aj.'y circ-, md published
Ia Inc P@'foE II - plain. ,lrushr forward PAPER
ana contains W7iy SOUND tI";r,. with wi,,l' .a;ir
-n-"''-I'.i>. Those who have pcrsrd !: -pga wei
ri Il The President la .c'riltrrd iitas,If well.
di "N!.!'I'>a 'aucI>crrS- ard comparative hrt "y
'rhs- 2" u" admired IN stat" papcrS.
"Hr lover - r,u-ic Should CON" over 10 morrow
'rrn'r3 aud hrar ia" opera. + VIII hc a brilliant
md trii2'l'tu entertainment.
y I'l"srapn" dGSpa'ch anu"rnc"s t!,c extreme Il;
me- Of :, -G"vCIuD! ilHt. Of New York.
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New YORK. Markets

New YORK, Dec. II 2. M.-Flour has
declined. Western and State brands. at
S6.Sl Straightforward st. at 81 90 a
S7.l24-l2,000 bbIs. sold. Wheat has
declined: sales Of 1900 bushels Penn.
white 1t $40 %L75.-Cotton I'M
char@ed-StockS advancing The cargo
of the steamer Humboldt IS valued at
SooO,OG0, and consists mostly of fire
silks very valuable.
Yesterday evening edition Of the New
Orleans P'cGyamc contained full Synop-
SIS of the Presidents Message, received
over the wires.
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AUCTION SALES.
nv GREEN g SCOTT. Auction.

Ply GREEN q SCOTT. AuctiOne ers
T7RAME HOUSES AND LOTS at Auction on
4 FRIDAY, the 9th instant, We shall sell, at 8 !.
o'clock y M, part of Lot 80. g. in Square No. S2s
with thu improvements, which are q good twc-story
frame House. The above described property fronts
on 18th street west, between Virginia avenue and
It. south.
After the sale of the above properly shall sell
several small Frame Houses, on eth. between q
I streets, and on I'd, between and 4 and 9th and
9TH SITS.
Terms: One third cash hslarcc in six and twelve
months. for notes bearing interest A drcl given
ana Decd Of trust iaken. ali conyeyaucing at the
cost Of the purchaser.
The abor e mentioned houses are all nearly new.
ami persons wishing To purchase such property viii
90 well TO attend the sale.
GREEN & SCOTT.
dec II AucfonPSrS.
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Baltimore Ta-t-n-r

BALTIMORE, Dec. =, II M.-There has
been moderate sales of flour at previous
prices, bat the demand is falling off.
Howard st. and City Mills tiour 1918:
1000 bblS. sold. Whi.e wheat 5l.56 a
&l62. Red wheat Lisa SL55: 80 600
bushels sold. White corn 90 4 e. cts.
Yellow corn O. "a Cts. new $4,000
bushels sod
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Male Blom'rS.-Tnc excitement aho,.t women
wearing mems clothes has pretty we'll died of. hut
IN lieu thereof creatures in the apc Of Ie ara nav,
beginning 20 excite the pubic mind by a->um.ne
that almost indispensable article ui ladies apparel
the shawl Several odd looking individuals, part
feminine and FaIt masculine, are seen parading the
AveEne, wearing sIawls of various hues. The pet
uc"at no" Is only wanting 10 complete the figure.
" ii", among our lady friends, i'll assist rs in com
P'c;inr the dreS- Of these ''mac h!o".uarS:|
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EUriTcEnt PFauezts

Nav YORK, Dee. G.-Ansol G. Phelps.
recently deceased, after providing amply
for hlS widow and family, left $5sl 600
for religious and benevolent purposes. in
Guiding Slo0,roo 10 the american Bible
Society, SlG0,C0O TO the American Board
Of Commissioners of Foreign Missions,
Sl00,U00 to the American Home Mission
airy Society, and $50 eco for literary and
theological education in Liberia.
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- J. G. n,cGUlRE. Auctinnenr.

fE-!iHEE SMALL FRAIIE HOUSES ut Auction
1 On FRIDAY afternoon. Dccrmfc: 9:h, % half
past O'Clock. on the premle / shall sell ; snug
two-st0ry Er.U" Houses the west side Of Az ST..
between g and II streets south containing each five
rooms, occupied Ivy good tenants.
Tee houses are situated in rapidly improving
part o The city. and very desirable - persons
wanting small! house= rs n investment
Terms Onctbird cash: the residue in six ard
''if- months for notes satisfactorily "ru. T.. n
ias ;a:e~o-t. JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
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TO THE LADIES

I 7. EN ms respectfully informs the In! 80 That
- lte has lately received AMI splendid as.
s1rtmon; Of rs this dGv, from f;rru;,. which ;!
an sell st the lowest price Crr. ,o.Is liz, :.
of true Iarin, fitch, Rock Mar a. siberian SOUR
rel y hite Eruri:c. &c.
- j. T. 4 likewise calls TIE at:,,ti n 81 lscrtIc-
II; MN - the tnt ;.el bic s.ye # HAS
- "a that lie has Just intgodHc"i
Pa mye. Z. side, be- zen 18th aUd ij.h ST.
Gee I-1Sy
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BOARDING.

DOARDING Mrs. L. T. DUVALL. having ccrl
/ } pleted tie arrangement of her house. il now
prepared to receive hosTders 10y tie day. week OF
month. Her terms will be moderate, and every CT
fort will be made to render her guests comforts be
Location nearly opposite Browns Hotel. over IIoov
er 4 Sons Shoe Store nov 30-3taw2w
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EErtf&i:2 !7hENf:G, s 90, Pa avenue between
= :'" etf latl r-ta. wil open this day a
.,.ssa go. i.:s.Ii;i.ul tssuTtlii. at Of
u o.."a. :yint- Limerick. Campfire Nc,slp,
Il, &C. sid thtnii.is Iac"s, in sets
t"r.S. clslisc .r~, S:er;cS, Crila.s, CPS
S,,Ii,. Presses. Bridal Wells
lr:-ut- "a. = Eapi>mal Robes. ahi Sylphdcs.
In emvrei:er-t Nt.si!n have TIE sane YaTie;v
with " i.Iy al il. nal unvetic..
Dr.. = -
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Err TIE &Rry'and Institute, have awarded WE1rr
HURsE anot CT Medal for his superior Dsgupreoty mes
making the roTrth Annual T. Inhibition 1t Wtich he
be has received the highest award glvpp Lv ~ In
.t.'ute ii you want your likeness taken 20 10
NHuEPrRs1's lie make, likenc.res, rot characters
81 fs gallery between EoprsBd l,lT and 9Th s,rect
Psnnsyirsnia avenue
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Fs An oIN"E of iHrt IL worth IA FOUND of theory :
aud III" swarm If roucU.ive facts that cluster arcrnd
that lncclh parable m paratiOu. IiootsndS German
bitteTS. prepared hv Dr. G. NJ Jack son rLa,!ruhi.
--tabshlng IL value a tonic ard rpst,rat q. arc
fucn n would prevent incre,iulity Itself fr III cues.
n1niDG ltS efficacy. In all cases of disease of In.
SuHcI whether acute or chronic, il may ba rec M
hcilded Tor rs soothing cordial aud reno ttinx IN,
hueh'' Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss OF appetite nan
So. nervous 'remors, rIaxation and debility Sc
are reiIe' ri by The kttars very short since ot
thlt ana pcrse' GRANGE in their Fever fails to
work thorough cure
For sale BY Druggists evprywh.re
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KS IoNSUhPTI'S AND SITTING Ey0eD.--Soe the
crrifca'c of VI. Turner II. E3msey. for many years
proprietor y thu Farmers IIofe, Fredericksburg
Va, and late If the Git Hotel. EIchmoGd. Va.
DR. John Ningq, al tie City OF Richmond, though
regular lhSsi ian. and cf course opposed 10 hat
he called I;ck Ine,si. incs obliged 10 say that
its good ee III the Of Mr.. RGI.st v were won
derful indeed
lie had bCen given NJ 10y several physicians; had
tried most o. tic iUack medicines. and WAS on the
verge Of despair, well tie grave, when he tried
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
We refer the pubic TO his full and lengthy Ger
ufcate around the bottle, stating his cure.
~srSse advertisement.
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Carpenters .Gssocoti7n.at aregr'ar NE ting /, 4
evening he following named geHilcmen were elected
officers for the ensuing term: President, J. A. Love
lace; We" President. lieury TTyn'; Recording Sr,
r"tAry J. F. C. "ffrtt: Core pondrnr Secretary, H.
Forrest; financial Secretary, Mr. Richmond; Treas
urer- :. +. Dyer TIN Association has ordered ar
ran2r'nr's {" be ma" :r Their ANNA. la'I is soon
Is possible.
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ErARpHR,a mhGaHsxY fnr f..cen.

a ZIP RS FikGiEgSPi far Trcen.
i ( lrr, zee wed and for s.io 81 ihc VAS in ton
lt.,iica:ian p!,lcc,
JOE INGTON'S bookstore
iavicr'- Mag zinc fr Decent e. cou!:gr.ces a rev
N"'Hnis " irh la'e up entire Of orr ,inal ma;
IT. - CON TIA AMI Iapid increase in public f.
Nar. ~ sh"s:I 10y The f-ot tEa. this volume corIl
copies.
S'rg'" rUp1l ers for sale Subscriptions received
and Geii' eict IL any part Of he city. Agency at
jos SiiILL!NGTON'S bookstore,
Cor. Pa. ave. and II st, odeon Building.
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GENTIEMEN,s FURNISHING G0GDs


GENTLEMEN 5 FURNISHING GOODS.
'llhs. H. LIN f. las th,. honor OF fu:orr,in
- hi mum, rouS friends an! patrons in ard CT
OK 0ngF'ss that his stnch il larg" and cCraj'cta il
every department, embracing au articles t..ua!if
k"pt IL first class Furnishing ,std ht-Iinlcu.
tcntem+J are respectfully soil itcl u call aud
examine my stock. which will D.. che1rttI!iy exhibit
ell at AL times. Moderate prices aud r GealiI,-
may be relied upon. LANES
Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Gents Fur
nishing Establishment, T. az. near ~ St.
dec 2 Nv
( RECORD OF THE BOSTON ofAGF, nv Wrn.
- W CiaF?, Junior editor of the Boston tyr,ifr..,
Post.
A review Of discourse DccasioE"d 10y the Death oi
Daniel " etat'r preached at the MeloIeon on SUI
day Get 81, 1882, by Theodore Parker, Minister OF
the 18th Congressional Society in Eoton by .guniu.
AEneri anus.
Lucy Herbert: or, the Little Girl who would have
an Education, ty ESteIle. Just received at
TAYLOR MAURY'S
"ec = bookstore. near ON at.
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RS- The iIimitable THOMPSON is daily engaged
in tskipg those wonderful STERtOSC0PE FOR
TRAITS, vii winning for him such al enyia-
BILE reputation. THOMPSON hes many initstors
but his pictures are ahead of all rivalry II the
public wish for Portraits possessing all tie attributes
81 perfection, brilliant nut unftciuE 1t thcrn try
THOMPSON. His lieturcs Ms Pope said f his
friends " NlE bloom in their coors Tor 81, ussnd
years. VS. GALLERY Is on Pennsylvania avenue,
petWeen I Shd 9th streets. Try him,
aeYll--H,
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tsaLLa AND pAnTiEs-C.u

chop v.'tr tat fic.e.S AMI ErquetS OF b.au-
I' "och!e japunicas and other choice gre, MA U.s.
i"f'rre. - VI @Ii!thS Greenhouses, On 9TH street
h-tW. = ana L. CT ~ Lis Greenhouse, corner Of 81
- an. +. rES, wanna avenue.
NOV .A-aC.lvya
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NEW GOODS-JJ-ST RECEIVED

fs'.'l ',j.7 q. Washington ana - viciui are rr-
sroc.:u'j; invited 7; c3ii! IA, ,Iamine s!er,-
- Nrt-n-ut sf ~. coos. which will - sold very
.a. .or crsh. The following IS part OF the sock
on i,.ur:
Can94!c Ed-rgs. Swiss d.. CarlI-ic Bapds. 10
@.-",s-. tr.lteGcr,I ami plain 90. Lace cmtrci!-
cd harih Is collars fr' N cents to p 80. ace
= ~ icit's. Xii loves and many other arti-
e.vs 10 Iu-l--~.. - - I:.,.t ten.
E.S. TATE.
Pa. arrr.;e d1"-s f.om Centre Aar',et. :. eide.
dee
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2. E-.E iI@HS..-TAc so~rei mare Ee,'y.
: s.. Ar'vn i" t. TIE fastest PAGER iR the Dis
'..y5. j. = ,W ot,rTa f,r sat. at Birci's Iiv-
'.'s. d -. sale. corn"r Of y and Eth SIS She
80 tn,roE.:l. bret aHiul'. Of faey Virginia stock
+ and "i a.. 'tabs2 o", :"ur y..rs oh, IS lear
afaH, i han j. hiLh. and vii w"Tt anywhere: She
j. -uit.n.c I..r or saddle OF a harness l.crsr
Thor i - opportunity Ter S.ortiIr Gentlrirsrf
50 'aa-" :,nr'l'r- - colt whiri,. W.:n Pral er
rr.iHir.- 49, &c. "a mile II a. SLa has mace n
35ns"T "n El.a Co;;lli-,.:a Course IC ~,
60.
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Written Vfst.inrrerds.

~ written Sisittn guards.
ME subscriber would respectfully invite the al
tention of Members Of Congress, citizen, and
Strangers to his Wi ten Visiting Cards which re-
Inire close eXami Jation to be distinguished from
engraving.
COPYING.
MANUSCRIPTS, Deeds. or other instruments of Wri
ting COPIED in the most satisfactory manner at rea
soatbe prices.
Pisin and Ornamental Writing Book-keepiur ana
Photography taught at his room. No 3, Washing
tom Place, 7;h street. Odd Fellows Hall. Let
tcTs Oh business throush the Pest of ce promptly et
! tended 10. WM. A. RICHARDSON.
n B.-A first rate efaee Desk for sale. w. A. r,
nov la--2w
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A'tnes.-ilOWardM March Madeira
w togswells Canary
EucclluS PahletinJ
Lisbon, Burgundy
Ports of every variety, dry and sweet
Dun, Gordon, and MOpaz Sherry
GcIstcr's Anchor and Bone he ChaInpagnes
Sparkling Catawba and Isabella.
For sale by
does Il y SFAINTIrS g ppn
SHAN Lc--SiiANLS.-A good ne -ortment OF Gen
~ tiemen's Shawls Just received at
BIRGEs,
avs 49, Willsrds' Hotel,
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sg- 4. 4. CHILEAN. Druvcist. has for sale
Medicinal LlQUU! !, such as Br.n!v. Pert, and
sherry, "llr h oan te r,'i-l as pUr., leiug i'm
r,rtIi expressly fr Eieu!cal uses. Also agent for
VOTES Aromatic 8 hnapre