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Personal.

-. 1t is stated that Messrs. A. T. Stewart
d Co, the celebrated dry goods firm in New
York, have purchased the Metropolitan Hotel
for the round sum of $500, 900, and that they
were to pay down in cash S400, 900, leaving
100000 on time.
80. Before the Baltimore Superior court on
Saturday last, the jury in the case of BarIil-
lai Marriott vs. the Mayor and City Council,
an action to recover damages for injuries re-
ceived by falling on the ice, rendered a sealed
verdict of $500 for plaintiff. whose counsel
moved for new trial. Mr.. Marriott has
been made a cripple for life by the injuries
received from his fall; $500 is but poor COM
pensatiOn.
ia man named George Freeth was ar
rested in Philadelphia on Saturday for having
three wives.
80. DR. John C. Orrick, President of the
Baltimore Maine Law Association, having at
tackled 3. Ii. Richardson, editor of the Balti
mors Argus in a stump Speech during his
absence, the editor challenges the doctor to
meet him before the public and discuss the
questions Mt issue between them. Our old
friend of the Argus ia & some" on the stump.
If the DR.. accepts he will find him an ugly
customer.
80. Ex-Governor Brown, of Florida, is at
Browns Hotel.
49,. Mr.. William Chambers, of the eminent
publishing house Of William 4 Robert Cham
bers, Edinburg, and author of the large num-
Der of valuable serial works which have OBJ
tained SO wide circulation in this country
arrived in the Canada at Boston.
80. Barney Williams and wife, are playing
at the Broadway Theatre, New York James
Anderson, the celebrated English tragedian,
will commence an engagement at the same
house on Monday night.
80. Edwin Forrest, il drawing immense
houses at the Walnut street Theatre, Phila-
dolphia.
80. Mr.. J. Il. Smith, an American artist. is
exhibiting a panorama of a Tour through
Europe" in London.
80. Grisi and Mario were concertising at
Exeter, England.
80. Madame Thiilon is singing at the How
;rd AthenGum. Boston. The Bostonians have
always admired her. Miss Julia Dean is
doing fair business in the same city.
80. Miss Davenport had benefit in Pitts
burg On the l4th inst. She has been engaged
at the Howard Athcnaum, Boston
80. Mr. Neafie made his first appearance
in Chicago, on the 10th inst
80. Mr.. Couldock, the trasedian, il playing
Il successful engagement in St Louis.
80. Peter G.. Washington. Esq, assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, has returned from
New York
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II I E -

bn tn" 18th instant. WILLIAM CISSIL, in the
,Eitl, Year "i his ict.
In tfi- city, or the 10th instant JOHN DOUGLAS.
in the nth year ot his age.
i'm this city, the l1lh instant 1t the residence of
her uncle, Thomas Conner, OCEANA HUNTER,
aged years i months and ) DAYS
In Annapolis (Md) on the night of the 18th inst,
Mrs. ELIZABERH WEENfS, in the nth year of
her age eldest daughter of the late Absaom Rdgey
ut that city.
On the 10th Instant, HELEN ELIZA, daughter of
James r. and Rcbccca L. Raymond, aged about =
years and months
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MA R RIED

ln this city. III" eth instant. by the Rev. John
C. smith. Mr.. WILLIAM GEORGE MOORE tn
Miss VI AIRY GIDEON ROSE. and Mr. ALEXAN-
DER THOMAS LANGTON to Miss REBECCA
ELIZABETH ROSE, grand daughters Of Jacob
Gideon. Esq.
At HaZIewuod. Oh the 18th instant by the Rev.
Mr. Waters, GEORGE &. OGLE. of Prince Georges
county. Md, Ia ANNA MARIA. daughter Of the late
George Cooke. OF Howard county.
Tn the Eth instant. by the Rev. T.. NJ. Butler,
WM. r. LOVEGROEE to Miss ANNA f. MORRI-
SON. of New York
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A WILD MANA man named VII
liams, was stopping at the United States
Hotel yesterday, who might Justly be
styled wild man." He eats nothing
that is cooked, nor drinks anything but
water. His meats and all his vegetables,
potatoes, cabbages. turnips, &C., are raw.
He alleges that he has not eaten any
cooked food for several years, and that
any deviation from his present mode of
living would most probably cause his
death. He resides in Iowa. and is on his
way to Washington, to make purchase
of United States lands.-Cin. Gazette.
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wHEItE HAVE YOU BEEN.

AN just from FRASIER's BAKERY, corner Of
Il 18th and streets. with a basket full Of goa
things intend to pafronze him hereafter, bnchu'e
he hiss everything so nice in his line. You CAL
smell no bad butter about has shop. just stop IN ana
give him a trial" "Nhnt has be got!' lie hrs
fresh PIES every day at ii O'Clock. Churd to beat
TEA BISCUITS and baltimore Buns by o'clock
he ha. the largest variety of nice TEA CANE you
ever did see. And IL you want a &c Pound Chks
give him your order His family LOAF BREAD
beats anything in town. and lac has il morning and
evening; aud il You too far to send to his 'hop
lac will serve you at your door. lie hus v n
krr in toe District. They ale very nice. an tired
and can't tell you ANY more Just call and ere bim
and satisfy yoursclf, and when l come TO see you
plessc send and get of his good thusf 70 hsha
around. ONE WHO HAS BEEN THERE'
n. B.-0h, YES! he has PICKLES, PRESEk'D'
JEl.LlES, and BRANDY PEACHES. put M nssu
perior manner for family use.
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MORE PUGIL1sM.-As fruit of the late
beastly exhibition at Boston Four Cor
ncrs, "Awful Gardner" and Dublin
Tricks had a fight, in the presence of
number of their kidney, at the Cooper
Hotel, New York. Gardner got Tricks !"
down, and chewed Off a portion of one of
his ears. Gardner escaped before the
police could lay hands on him. 1t is
shame that such miscreants should be at
large. The pugilist MorriSsey writes to
the Times, which keeps fully posted in
ring matters, that he is not dead.
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MUSIC, MUSIC.

T AMENT 81 the Blind Orphan Girl: Vert thou to
IL spesk farewell; Sontag polka song: All things
are beautiful duet; The child and the starr; Fair
Songs of Mary Que, of SCOTS: Old dog Tray; Cots
chalk's forest glade polka; Polka echo du Mont
Blanc; Schubert's admired melody; The sercnade;
The water spirit, by Gottschalk; Boquet Gs meIo-
dies; Twilight musings; The smile, Gems from Luz
creza Borsa; Lucia de Lammermoor; Norma &c at
WINNERS Stationery, Music and
&C Is Fancy Store 9th street.
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'l'filS Co mrounJ now e-talli,h-d in Uni, ers.l "a
var by its acknowledged merit, for the rure #
coughs cnlGs. Group. hooiing cough, and every Az.
essc Of the throat and lunss, is without parallel
Every faaiv should supply II em-clv.s with
supply Of Dr. Ilo!ts TEACH SYRUP, to bs used =.
preventive med cine.
suld in Washington by G. St'tt, d. n. Clarke v
Elitt &. 4. Davis. !. III. Stone. Evans Sylvester
DIR. Bntt, Gardner. and by the Druggists generally
in Ealtimsre, Georgetown, AlcIandria. ard M,i.
mond.
Price twenty-five ccnt per bottle.
&C l5--.m-
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ENINE FRENCH & English Cloths
Il Rich Velvet, Silk and Cashmere Vestings
New styles Casimeres
Fine and medium over-coat Cloths
Medium and low priced Cloths, Cassimercs, Vest
ings, &c.
Just received, embracing the most splendid vari
ETY. of rich and fashionable goods we have ever Of
fered which We will make to order in the most su-
perior manner. WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, betw cen 9th and 10th streets
oc lS-eolw. Dext to Iron Hail.
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70 We are i'll the receipt of copy of
the Turk S Island Royal Gazette, of Sept.
2Sth, which officially announces the arri-
val of John l.. Nelson, Esq, the United
States Consul to that port, and J. Hop.
kinson Berrett, Esq, of this city, Vice
Consul
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NOTICE.

AVN G now made arrangements, gentlemen
IL can rely upon having their Shirts made 10 or
der within ten days from the time the order il given.
Call and leave Jour measure and will guarantee q
perfect fitting Shirt ii IRT made with the
French Risbands at HOpkINs'S Gents Furnii hing
Store corner of 9th street and Fennsylv auia ave-
nue., between Browns aud National Hotels.
me lS-2M.
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FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.

I HAVE just received supply OF Thomas cele
/ bratcd Koh inoor Chewing TOBACCO. made Of
the finest Virginia Leaf. Also. Virgnur. JoI.n-'
Honey Dew. Rock Candy, III D5ruJo, and other
choice brands of Virginia Chewing Tobacco Lovers
of the weed will please call and eaamine
JOHN SESSFOSD. Jr.
Sign eff 'Jim Crow" east Of National Hotel.
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SS- Congregational Ccmetery-An ,a
journei meeting II the lot holder. in Cnprr,siorsl
Cemetery will lie held at the Aldermen, chpml.r
tiiy Hall. on TUESDAY EVENING next. Al ~
"":ock. TO tske further action ia iefcrcrce "a tb
present condition II the premises. ALI Interested
therein ale urged 10 ~ present..
.fNo. 7. TOWERS, Chairman.
w:CZANIZlNGEK, s,crs,,,.s
JNo. r. PEPPER, s''fe'"''cS-
LIT
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MISNEsoTA.-H. NJ. Price, formerly of
Kalamazoo, and Democrat, is elected
Territorial Delegate TO Congress over
Capt. Wilkin, late of Orange county, y.
T., an Independent candidate and a
Wing.
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RAFFIE.

Case of Embroidercs at A Tate's will he raf
l. fled Oh next FRIDAY afternoon, at O'Clock.
Those interested will please be present The chances
not Paid fer will be offered for sale.
n. B--A few chances lett.
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ID Two of the best BILLIARD TABLES for s,Ie
Enquire at ). Casparis, Capitol Hill. Pr,co $500.
cafh. &C l4-tf-
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CRATES. CRATES

INAMELLED Tarlcr snd thanbcr CRATES S,.
IL cular. square, and Oval Patterns, Of the lct..t
styles and OF the highest finish.
The above are just rec i,ed ani for sale hy
*. lIASKlNS
Pa. avenue, south side, let OH and l0th 81,
&C 15-tf
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FIFTH INSTRUCTION
On Ur Danger ot .Syiyts, Cbrn brandy. Vine Beer. d.
SIXTH INSTRUCTION.
against Exposure 10 VET and toId

Wet and cold should az much possible bo guarded
against, by dry clothing, and -to;:t shoes.
thick flannel helt or bondage around the stomach
and lons is go ID Icf.nc. for Ssiors; when they go
to bc. if the shirt damp wet they should change
it, and put on dry one. They should lot stop out
at night on shore Many sailors who have been
night have been seized on Monday with cholera, and
died in few hours.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-18
OFFICIAL.

DETACHMENT OF STATE, October u, less.
TIE suboinei precautions sgainst the cholera, pub
i'hcd by order Of the British BOARD of Health in
ls+s, have recently been officially communicated to
this department, with suggestion that they lie pub
lishcd in this country They ave accordingly RECON-
mended for publication especially in the spapers
Of the principle maritime cities
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-18

PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE CHOLERA.
BY order Of fhe General Bccrd Of Healthin Ensicrd.
To CfItsns o. MerchGnt ShiPs, Sccn.crs, crrd Col
EcTs.
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scotch Ale and London Brown
StSUt.
fI'ENNENT'S Scotch Ale and brown Stout in n nts
/ Hilbert. Brown Stout, in pints and quarts
Thomnson's East India Pale Ale in puts aud uusrs
I ease Souchons or Breakfast Te.- fresh.
SIIEKEiL & BAILEY,
Successors to j. q Kibb-v Co
No. >, opposite Centre Market
Nr 1!-d3tSeolu-
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~ A I.cetiny Of the NORTHERN Liner
u5 TiEs' FIRE COMPANY will he held THIS
Cruesday) EVENING, at y o'clock, All gentlemen
who desire t. 60 o" the trip toRrcckl:n, n. Y. are
respectfully invited attend the time il getting
short. JAMES WAPp
ne lS--1t- President N. l.. F. c.
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UThe large circulation of the STAR
makes it the most desirable advertising me
dunn IN the District. Ii has more readers
in the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Aleran dria, than all the other Wash
ington dail,es combined.
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y Attention, National Greys.-Meet
81 +; your armory for drill THIS EVENING, ut Z
II O'Clock. l.. TOWERS, Captain.
IL DC lS-1t.
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TIE NAGICIAN 3 VENTKIIGQTIST,
an give series of his Popular Entertainments
In the above Hall, commencing THIS Tuesday,
EVENING. October 18th, and continue until Mon
amusing scenes in Ventroquism, and the ever
laushab BILE life-moying and speaking Aut0matous.
Doors open at Oclock-Commence at Il to
o'clock.
See small bills. j. Toy, Agent
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President. Mounted Gn.,.

M Reg'menta! fdredc and Esooy4 D,dv,-n'-
F memhtrs Of the above troop win m.c, :,
O., the hrmory on WEDNESDAY morpins
lFtn. ~ W orock. with arms and sccoulr'
taraue, and to escort the National Guard from IT,
armory on the island into line
inc troop WI stsrt at Q ocl OK precisely.
by order OF wv. liIsKLI. Colonel commanding.
n " Jos. PECK, Captain
u. W. McLANS, Orderly Sergeant
&c Id
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L. sCuwARZE,s OYSTER CELLAR

t,rner of EcrcnM ana r. Sr.sts
~ n The proprietor Of this establishments
w. q Jpr-pared to supply Families Nth lsig-
W. FRESH OYSTERS: Families d--Irii
49, to be supplied regularly with the hn,st
kind of Oysters to be lad. wills Go well give him
CALL as he will warrant the Oysters fresh and lure
from water, and c!eanly open-d-he is pa, ing partc
u;r attention to this line of husi ness Dinner with
fried ard stewed oysters will lie furnished at suy
time of the day night In quantities or 10 rrgulSr
compares he viii =. MI the Oysters to the house.
&c 4-T4ts
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4 c II ID The attention OF persons furnish
IL ing Is respectfully called to the sale at Dr.
L;ebcrman's residence. street. between 18th
and 18th stree. ON TOMORROW, the 10th instant
The furniture is of superior quality and in excel
lent order. j. Z. MCGUIRE,
&C lit Arctioneer.
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MISS BREMER'S Travels ia Amer
WI lea.
Homes of the New World, Impressions Of Amer
lea, volumes.
CIoud-d Happiness. by the Countess D'Orsay. Re-
ceivsd by TAYLOR MAURY,
DC IS booksellers. near 9th street
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ID EMOVAL.-The undersigned have renig .,cIi
H thsir BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OffiCt
to Gideons new building, corner Of d and YIN ssn
The Office is over X. J. Ryon's Grocery s'ofe' WI
trance on 9Th street
&C l5-3t EIRKWO0D McGlLi-
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FL II Il Il ELS HATS. STEVENS.
III Browns Hotel, has just received full supply
~ Of Beebe's HATS. Gentlemen who have been
III getting them the past week now
be supplied. oclS.
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DR.. MCCONNELL
HAS removed to No. 8. Philips Row, OH 9th st.
III between II and streets
Visitors will please call in the morning.
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Z,
citizens Of Kings county
At the meeting at which these resolves
were passed, we remember that Mr.. C.. Ed
wards Lester was the great gun-oratorical
We state these facts only by way of fulfilling
our determination, in all cases. to shed light
upon the current political history of the times
so mystifed Systematically, as it were, by the
party press.
RUMoRs OF GREAT FAILURE.--Washiny-
ton is to- day filled with rumors concerning the
failure of a noted steamship operator in New
York, which seems to us to want confirmation.
though twenty-fOur hours ago we heard that
on Saturday some three hundred thousand
dollars of his paper was offered in Wall street
without meeting purchaser for any amount
or ut any rates.
ANEW Consul OF DESMARK-The President
has signed the Exequator Of J. F. Meline.
Esq. as the vice consul of Denmark at Cincin
natl, Ohio, we hear
NEW CHIEF ENGINEER FOR THE L. s. Ma
vY.-We apprehend that the post of Chief
Engineer of the L. S. Navy has been rendered
to Daniel b. Martin, Esq, one of the Oldest of
the corps Of Principal Engineers now in the
service. In view of the fact that the manage
ment of that branch of the T. S. service has
not resulted fortunately for the public inter-
est for the last two or three years, it becomes
important to know who Mr.. Martin may be,
and what may be his professional antecedents
We may therefore write that from 1928 to
1912, when he entered the navy as a First As
sistant Engineer before the engineer system
Of the service was organized, he was the head
engineer of John l.. Stevens line between
Philadelphia and Baltimore: then the crack
mammoth line of steamboats, in the country.
This, to say the least Of it, was capital school
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AZ Est LINE-CINOIN- g rrT -p357llal1.lr-s77

w EST t 5ayF6z I'M I'm ss
20 hours Boston - bonn ,'S'rar -
VIA CINCINNATI, uts Hr5S t>u DAYTON RA'rwAY.
forR 6AiEI IAfgFs.
Frat Tmin-LghtnHg E.p,paa att 4 ~.
F FSs,1 ram rAsso%%o% saS, At
The onu OF hi. throughout with Ls4sy = IAN
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL
First TsnLshtung Express O'Clock A. Nj
captain Sf n.T ,'s "f' lex cssss
tioiater Soanes!ng Buffalo With the aud Al
to. n. Boston o:dso.ps Women a., ';''
,ogA stepping A Way statio0 between Cucat and San
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO
co First q E,prs leaves cciana :. .qet
Evening Express Tr.n Mhig.n Railroad to Chicago
Through from Cincinnati o Chicago direct.
DETROIT AND CHICAGO
he SAY CRY csp H@odd
sguGecnF st Detroit with Morning .fpfe.a MLg an Crua
Through from Cincinnati, 10 Chicago dir.ot.
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE
Thi Accommodation at p and Fourth Train
pS At "a. . y .,s ,sp 4 D,ygo .a
EATON, RICHMOND AND CENTERvHLE.
tir,l Traq-Lrbtaing Express Al o'clock Second
foart TsnEvsn-g Eztaess .ts45 NJ connects at Hamilton
70 EA'o9 and Richmond connecting Richmond
TROY, PQUA, Ere.
ss5 sssls. EFfs. g So'. .a Second Tain
Packets riquA S. Mays Iou, Ii. Miami aad wsa.s
u. Fg our TEaRR.E,s@ng ET,g,e- 40 o'clock
Piqus. e014''"'S WIN l''''' omnibus to
Third Tran-Aceonmokaosa al oelost M connect, At d. vtp
OXFORD AND coNSERsvILLE.
First Tqshnu Express O'Clock NJ and Second Train
Western stage Hamilton ior c1isf cSunsrs
h. sss al nloa to o.iord '
FARE.
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MEDICAL.
ENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE.

ENUINE MEDICIN WAREHOUSE,
M No. 15I CHARTRES STREET,. WRIGHT 4 CO. having
resolved stsnd uHty every department of their business have
ria tho freNriT and Of I'll the popular Pa
Medicines rougho the United keep them constantly
supplied wi ample below the
market BY this they enabled TO Offer for the
inspection Of purchasers which
found in this other Having had years experience
the purchase and sale Medicines they HAYS acquired facilities
for conducting this cus the liberal scale
prepared supply tho trade prices exceedingly low thru
The purchaser a to realize handsome his
a retail
found full Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list Of their
nahed 10 dealers in Al on twenty twenty per
cheaper thanni iuTers rrEua prices.
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DENNSlLVANlA RAJ L --Z=sEssrg.1z- - =,
ROAD-NoTicE To EASTERN IRA ~
uELEa5A Continuous Railroad from
"usl ht MAssllLON, ALLIANCE OHIO AND H..
LIMOS, 10 PHILADELPHIA, VIA ENNsYLyAsIA RAIlR0A b.
tkoM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA.
Through rom Cincinnati 10 Phlsd. pins in as hours
Through from Cleveland 10 Philadelphia in boura
Through from PIttshutgh to Phllsl-phia IN IL hours
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST RouTE FROM TUT
9itEAI NEsIIO THE ATLANTIC CITIES, VIA RAILROsD
AND STEAMBOAT "
IL DAILY VII to Cnclnnai sl2 Louisville ls 10 ST. Louis
~ Boarding and Lodging on board ihs extra P.l-b
70 cincinnati vi Louisville, u.s. 81. Louis 81.
- FARE By RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
so Colunbus ......... il4 IS
10
LsssiAHs 10 90 Cincinnati, Vi. Cre,iue. 90
mn'hsd and Cts'tlne n o0lChiesEo A. S. 45
To Chicago W.ntesan, III Kenosh. Racine Milwaukee shsbs
gan, Wa VIA Detroit and Michigan Central Rsirosd ts.
Tickets from Cincinnati TO Phadslpba Baltimore by Railroad
can 6 purchased 4 W sTRADE Ticket Agent Cincinnati And
~ the ales Packet lna to Fburgh thence
Philadelphia from She CsPans from Cleveland via
ne Si,EeAnd and Pa6urgh Railroad
4foa Of d. Hosn Ticket Agent the Meidel House, Clsv
On or sbgnt the middle OF february tho opened from
reduced to "a hours. -
NOTICE Of los. The Company will themselves rspop
sbs Tor personal baggage only
IftIS MuJkL. Passenger Agent Philade phia.
iy2s3 SIN j. AEskIMEN, Passenger Agent pitsogtsb
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very little contents Frenchman. A Pa
fisian Will extract more comfort from two onions
and cents worth of garlic, than John Bull
WI hnd IN the contents of boiled ham and
,our quarts OF turnips. Weknow an old French
man who makes a tolerable breakfast out of a
cents worth of cigars and tooth-pick
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plAsgEas.
Shcrman's Poor Mans,
I Allie basis's Poor Mans,
AllebasiE's India Rubber BRrL
The Improved Poor Msnis,
Jew David's OF Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
knspp'a Indian,
Whit-'s Machine Spread strsBgt,
ening,
Whitings Strengthening,
kiud's lmnafial,
Heriick's ROYAL.
/ IINiMENTS.
Butler'. Bone and revrf,
BaIttur's Lotion,
Day.s's Horse,
llunts. Ilav-s', Scians' AMI Hsw,s
TOOTH PASTES.
Sherr ln's Compound OrTis Tooth,
lThun,pgOn's Aromatic Tooth,
Jouss'a 1 Outhnche,
LICENCES.
Sherinan's Cough, Worm Camph0r,
Ching's Worm,
Wistsr's Cough.
DROPS.
Solomon's Toothache,
Sherman ToOthachs.
WilliHms's T0Othscha,
MlSCELLA SEOuS.
TboTn's Extract,
Nin-r'g krc4num Extract,
tsrtsr'a Spnuish Mixture,
M0ths = Relief,
{ Mrs. klidet . Cordial,
N4us han's pithoutriptir,
hgOudf Indian ChoiOgpgue,
ilslsey'g Forest Wine,
Mrs. Hayes's Dysentary Cordial,
ICullen's Female Specific,
Cuilen's Indian Vegetable Remedy,
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
b4ll's Army Ttnctnre,
Dayia's DepuraliVe Extract,
JAyss's Alternative,
Jayne. Hair Dye,
Jayue's CsrminaIivs,
Row And's CarninAtive,
Balm Columbia,
upham'A Pie Flecuarv,
lotss's Chemical Ss.p,
Crunpton'- Bzlsam,
Thompsun's Eye Water,
Mrs. Hayes Eye Water,
Perry u .yis's Psia Killer,
Jonoss Hair Restorative,
J1neA's Lilly White,
/ Beai'- Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, Cologne,
Mesn Fun, .-.
! Ctrcasslan Balm,
Balm Of Giltad,
Rsby = Hair Curling FLUID,
BaIley's Shaving Cream,
TSylof's 5 having Cream,
bar.ine's Hair Lotion,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Lamatie's Preach Remedy,
Bsliey's Mead Syrup,
bailey Sugar coated Gspaules,
kAgls', Hyperion fluid,
Nheelef's Teaherry roothaehe,
jones'. Nectar,
{ awaits Auodyua Cordial,
Balm OF Thousand r lowers,
harness Pile Lotion,
;. tahnesto"k' q Nerniugc,
Bail#y's Group Symp,
Ivory Paste Blzcking,
Mscssasr Oil,
Ckisese Soap,
Lucina Cordial,
rurling ton's Balsam,
buiish Oil,
SeidlitA Powders,
lIah.m Oh,
Extracts, Soap, etc, etc.
line no, mentioned IN thi. catalogue
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