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Csoley's Malice.

have heard much for the past week OF Cooley's yul
gar false and malicious attack upon The personal
OF the President of the United State but have seer
none OF the disgusting details usil read an extract con
tanned IN The Union OF yesterday My rsl impulse was
10 reply In lone and spirit that should shame any MAJ
with hide thinner than that of rhinoceos bat upon
looking through your columns found 1t 80 we'll done BY
your correspondent. Kentucky" that gave il Up
will therefore advance bat single idea The inaagu ra
OF President Pierce listened TO by perhaps nifty
thousand American citizens, and received with an
enthusiasm by that Immense multitude which showed bow
II was appreciated The great and good and learned OF
all parties hailed Il as staesmanlike address, worthy
OF an American PIesident TO the American people.
The press was hlled with It's praise and thought
OF cbafacienzing II otherwise than a most able and
eloquent State paper Till this Mr. Cooley. like the viper
OF the fable. TO try his teeth upon IT, and 10 denom-
male II (" noisy pompous stump speech% Well done.
Mr.. Cooley, you could not have chosen more feci-
tous way OF convincing the whole country that you are
base sandere and OF your reckessness of truth than
BY making statement that everybody knows is fouly
and malcousy false! Aud you may be assured that it,
by any chance, you have blundered single truth in
all your vulgar Effort, after the assertion that the Presi
dents inaugural was "a noisy. pompous, stump speech "
no one will believe you You have written yourself
down not only ass. poor DogbeHy desired TO be
written dswn but you have gone further and writtea
yourself down TOOL You have, yourself, applied the
andoe TO all your venom. and he who reads that you
have said that the Presidents inaugural ga noisy.
pompous, stump speech" will say This is false that
dont believe word Cooley has said"
The man who will degrade himself as 10 speak OF
the Chief Magistrate Of his country this Cooley
has of the President should be held despicable by all
honest men. He will be SO held, and li
So LET him stand, through ages yet unborn,
Fix'd statue on the pedestal OF scorn"
'. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
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Era PIERCE President Of the United States of d,nsrca, to al
whom Il may 9yU
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited Fuse
appointed consul the port of Key
West Florida, do hereby recognise him such
declare him free exercise and enjoy such functions
powers privileges consus of the
favored nations In the United States.
testimony Whereof caused these letters be made
psent United hereuno affixed
hnnd city Of Washington, the 4th
n November D. 1853, and Of the indie pendence
the United oil America the seventy
.ls.rsa FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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PHLApKLrHA, Nov Ga fugitive save case wa,
brought yesterday afternoon before Judge Thompson.
appeared that Edward Huddeord, OF Georgia. brought
hher his slave, named Shelby. and that abouonisis
had eniced him Off Another party OF abolitioniss MOI
knowing that the slave had disappeared got writ Of
babe corpus which served on his master who re.
piled that the slave had been sick and he had brought
the North for his health aud that he had some
days since. He ia custody and was not de-
srous that he should return, being Improbable ser
want The case was thus ended without tho agitation Of
tue great question OF cons utionality.
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Familiar Ds..o~r... ON Language.

lR WATKINS intends deliver series Of familiar disconrses
on language with critical remarks various authors
who have written the subject
The Of r discoorses the first which, being
and critical examination Of the prevailing opinion origin
Of The EnGiish language.
br tickle, for whole series sdmin.
lady s3 for single ticket admitting person Tor
the evening, so cents,
fhe dscoorse, viii be delivered Carus. saooh n on
Thur-dsv evening merit, to commence O'Clock.
Tickets will he fowrd Hsrb,uyh a,
and s streets. and the bookstores ~ Mrs
Tor q Many, Pennsylvania avenue.
Nov e-du
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by y. q. MCGUIRE Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE LOT IN THE FIRST
WARRIOR Thursday afternoon, November AZ O'Clock on
the premises shall sell BY virtue Of deed Of
be dated July 49, 1885, and duly recorded
Of washington county oil that part of lot No 49, square
contained within the following beginning
the distance Of my s9 feet and hs
uk) from the northeast q said and running
street north four (2< FRET
s feet SOUTH and containing eighteen hundred eoo
Terms cash. THOs. J. USHER
Trustee.
JAS, G. MCGUIRE,
Oct 2s-d Apcjope.r
ny- The above sale IL postponed nntiI Tuesday, AZ
,ernocn, November eth, same hour.
THos. y. FISHER,
Trustee
JAS. c. INSURE,
Noyf-d .. .#..#-@Fr rt# Auctioneer.
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By the President:
w. l.. NANCY, Secretary Of State.
DIED,

Sunday 9th instant of pulmonary consumption, in the
year age MARY ANNA, wife Of SAMUEL YoRKE Ar
Ike, Of this city.
place from residence OF her husband,
Tuesday afternoon, O'Clock, to which tho
friends of the family are respectfully invited.
On Sunday morning. O'Clock, ELIZA JOSEPHINE WALK
her third daughter OF JOHN and HAN
NJ To her word, Let me rest In peace
Of the family respectfully nv
ted whout funeral this morning. 10
o'clock the residence OF her father Of ID
and New York avenue
On the morning 3D. instant, ISAAC N CROGGON
Of Truro Cornwall county, England and
resident of this In The 4d OF his
fsouthern southwestern papers please copyI
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 6-Saes yesterday Of 700 bales Of
cotton at a 100 cents.
Nav YoRK. Nov 7.-Four-ssics OF 1900 barrel. at
Sc 81 So 10 for State and So 30 81 for Ohio sales
500 barrels southern 81 81 la Wheasaics Of 20
bushels Genesee at IFS Gonzales OF 500 bushels
at 81 cents Tor mixed. and "a cents for yellow
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sUsPRNsroN OF A BANK.

NKw York, Nov. 7-Pachn's bank, in this city, ha,
suspended This he'd been brought about by large loan,
the Buffalo and New York railroad whose affairs are in
an embarrassed condition. Mr. Pachn, president of the
bank. also president of the railroad and has
liabilities in its behalf This has created great excite
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TWO WEEKS PROM CALIFORNIA ARRIVAL or ray
DANIEL wKssrGs.
NEw YosK, Nov o-The ship Daniel Webster or
the Nicaragua line, arrived heIs Today with California
dates to the 10Th ult.
She brings 200 passengers. who have made the nip fsom
San Francisco 70 this port Ia 20 days The Webster bnngs
900 900 Ia gold
The Sierra Nevada sailed from San Francisco on die l6,b
with VI 200 600 gold aud tue Golden Gate hch sailed
the same day. was laden with Sl,i3ooo0 in gold. The
Uncle Sam also sailed on the 10Th iot Panama.
John Mitchell. the Irish patriot. whose esaspe from the
penal colony at Van Deman's Land has already bsen
ported. arrived al San Francisco on the 18th ut
desuaciive fire has occurred Sonora. destroying
about one-thd OF that city. and involving loss OF
million and half ..u-.
Tho news from tho mines shows that The diggings are
prosperous. "a
Grts above was received by telegraph from the Balzs
NV ORLEANS. Nov, 6.-The Daniel Webster reached
the city during the night. and have the California
20 The following is the important OF the
d rcial they contains
The sales OF flour during the fortnight have been ii 900
bbs Galego and Haxsl brands are quoted at Sl3 SIS
Sales OF pork hsv been mado x26, and clear
S2S Hams bring l6 Lard is dull and sells in kegs
| at IA cents. Cheese has been cold At IL cents
Whiskey is quoted at 30 cents .s. IS s.4a. -
public 4inner has been rendered John Mitchell, to
take place before his for New York. which
been acce pied. aG
| TIE supreme court Of California has made i'm
portant decision declaring valid all the grants in
cordance with the Mexican law. The effect OF this decis-
and restore their possession the original grantees
This Is considered death blow tho squatters and IN
cause property worth millions change hands by The
mere operation of law.
Murders and outrages occurring Throughout
try to alarming extent
The old city government officials of San Francisco re-
tired from their posts after estng the election and the
new government has been organized.
The Improvements in and about the city Of San Francis
co are progressing at most wonderful
Governor Biger's majority throughout the State is 300
ARRIVALS AT SAN FRANcisco.-Oct. 6-Shp Messenger,
from PhladeIphia and ship Wanderer, from Baltimore.
Oct IL -Arrived-barqus Mary Spring. ftom Pniladel
phia, and Cy ane from Richmond.
Oct -Arrived-ship Pelican State, from Philadelphia
imrJKrANT ISLANDS.
The papers contain important ineg ence the Sand
witch islands.
Dr. Judd has been removed from his Office as minister Of
finance, and Elisha w. Alen late United States consul
appointed in his place.
decided step has been taken by the government TO-
wards the annexation OF the islands the United States
The French and British con,us protested TO the King
against such and the American had
replied in a firm and dignified manner. This movement
has caused much excitement throughout the islands
The magnetic telegraph line put up between San Jose
and San francisco had commenced operations.
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Literary Notice.
DE Bops R,pioo-Indusifial Resources, &c.--ior Nc

DE Bop's R,pito-Indusirial Resources Sc.--ior No
vember.
Ealogy has 80 long been exhausted upon the sbors
Nj De Bow the pooenf prime pies and
Interests and OF natural resources that to anything
more would be superb and content oursclve,
with pid rtsSmt of the valuable contents OF this nu
Der
The leading article, by J. Mccord Of south Csrolina
s,ks "a stiou, "whsts fair and equal reciprocity T.
The doctrine he so ably maintains 10, that reciprocity,
(beween British colonies and ourseves) 70 be equal ADD
just, ourselves. should comprehend all commod
Facts and his argpmfntua ad hom,rtm sustain this
position.
The second d per Is by Colonel Charles X Gardiner.
appointed general n Oregon the army
the Uned States NJ Is more capable Of treating such
i'm posnt subject, this sricle sbundany proves Has
liberal aod enlarged, and he proposes many
which deserving OF seriop. attention.
the Telegraph" by J. G. Moore. Of Phisdelphis, 1,
Of graphic outline OF the riso and progress,
Of that i'm pousnt Invention.
The fosrth 10 a anonymous. but admirable essay
upon tnr grosth trade. snd msnutsc,ure of cotton.
In the mn article "a Georgia lady" be stops anything
but praise the accuracy OF Key 10 Uncle Toms
Cabin By paper entitled - uheru Savecy and IL. A.
aants The fsssbood OF the first twenty pages OF Uncle
Tom so confirmed of the nothing good could
OF such Nazareth, that we looked at tho ky
would have looked that made famous in Blue Be- ard
S well Tor this excellent writer uodeceive those
who may have still fingered In the maze OF doubt and she
has heroic ally done 1t.
domestic Poultry follows and though name il
nered the pen Of iacile and prsctscd
VINO exhauss topic, humble though IL may be in its title
Of vrrAL nuty. HIS paragraphs are n,crspersed with
humor.
The State of Iowa" rcpc,e with information Of an I'M
usually interesting character 'Insurauce Tax upon tho
Gull - The Cotton Crop; "New Orleans Commerce.
Mortality, dc = "AgucuurA," Int nai mproveme nj. -
aud 'Miscsspeous Notes. sum up the remainder of this
number and make il an indispensable coppcnd for the
planter. professional man. statesman and every
one desirous Of becoming scqsanteJ with internal
resources.
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ARREST OF cousrrsrErrrKs.

Nassau. (N. H.,) Nov. 5--Three men. named Ailard
Ennis, and Allen, arrested yesterday charged
with circulating counterfeit money between Canada and
New EngiI nd. Counterfeit bills the linton Back Bos
ton, and City Bank, New Haven were found upon them
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BUFFALO Nov 7.--iiaf of The Town Of Green Bay, Wis
cofsin, consumed by fire last Wednesday week
Thirty buildings, including tho United State. hotel three
warehouses the Asvocse printing Office and Whitney and
Smaey's stores winch filled with goods were con-
sumed. Loss over 800 900.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OPPOSITE THE COAST SUR
vey ofhceOn Tuesdy the sih instant, shall
Of the premises At half paste O'Clock, part Of lot
No SOL fronting rs feet South
Capitol street and New Jersey avenue back 3
Terms One half cssb balance and twelve months.
notes bearing interest from day Of sale deed and deed
Of trust tskcn Title Indispensable, and sale positive.
GREEN SCOTT
4-s Aucuonsep
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HINTS TO spORTsMES, containing notes ON shoot
III ing by ". ]. Lewis, NJ u.
Shooting by Porter yort
ap,rit Times.
Frank Fouesser's Field Sports vols svo, illustrated.
In s Seasons by voi Illustrated
The Young sposmsn's Manual by Craven vol, London
The Rod and the Guns by Wilson and oskleeh. vol Edn
bugh
The American Shooters Manual. vol. Philadelphia.
The sports IN France by Fred Zoley 9vois london
The Ameries an Rifle by John r. Chapman, O. T.,
Treatise ON he Rhs, Fo~ing Piece, &ci by ~ Bosworh,
T.. e.
Dog ereakins by Lieut. Cot Hutchinson, Grensdier Guards
vol, London
Dog their Origin aud Varieties by A. D. Richardson Pamph-
let, Dublin
ob.ervaions Dog Bressns by VIM Floyd, camsteepcr.
Pamphlet, London
youau on the Dog edited BY T. }, Lswis, N. D. VOL
Nov FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ARRIVAL OF The CRESCENT CITY.

NEw YoKK, Nov. 1.-The steamer Cresoen mt Civ bring
ing Havana dates OF tho LIST insi arrived this morning
Trade al Havana was brisk The cholera and yellow feye
had disappeared, and the island was comparatiyel,
healthy.
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|r,wELvE-HoRsE POWER STEAM ENGINE AT AUCTION
Friday, ilth sell, O'Clock
at the brick OF Messrs A. Richards
good second
hand ~ horse boiler The nearly new,
but years, by VIM. Nc Kip.ry.
sig months, for
note. satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest.
GREEN d SCOTT
Nov6-d Auctioneers.
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day about O'Clock in an Omnibus opposite War Depart,
ment, Sis4 In the following bills, Ono $50 gao, 49,
two 81 The above reward will be paid at this
Nov 4-A JNO. q. BRASHEAR,
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LATER FROM rg1As. ETC.

New ORLEANS, Nov 6Dates from Texas to the LIST ms,
represent the epidemic end, and the health of
Galveston fully restored.
Advices from Campeachy state that the cholera was ra
gnR terribly Yucaian. There 100 deaths daily in
the OF Moyda.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ALBANY.

NEW YoRk, Nov. THE sIoop Of war Albany, Com
mander Gerry, arrived here to-day ffom the f,hin
grounds.
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NEW WORK ny the author OF the Wide, Wide
IN world
Mr. Ruberords chldren by the author OF wid. wide
World
Addisons Works, edition, in vols. vol i.
History OF Navy OF the United America by Fen
imorr Cooper.
Outlines Of PhiIoioqy NJ.
the University OF Virginia. =
The Young Lsdy's Home; by Mrs. Louisa g. Tuthu.
Outlines Of scripture Geography History; by Edmund
Hughes, y. X. A. -, v. n. O. 4.
Peruvian Antiquities by Rivero Thvd Translated
English frsm tbs original Spanish By Francis L. Hswks, D.
LII n.
City Architecture or Designs Dwelns Houses, Stores,
tells, hc., in 70 plates; by N. Fieid.
Lorenzo Beponi; Passages in the Life Of an Isisn
For sale
TAYLOR 4 MAURyia
Now BOOKSTORE Ninth
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N ORE A. GALLAGHER, Iron Founders and Manu-
and Cas-, Iron Railing, Ridge and
Philadelphia make 10 order railing
balconies. public and private grounds, ac Also all kinds
mental md architectural work -
wonld respectfully invite attention Of The citizens or
and vicinity milling farKaue
mis- CIV Specimen drawings person.
ms selection.
5-eo6mos
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DOOMs wANrED.--Wanteds bed pario,, furnish
IL uafurnshed winter, single gentleman. Al
dress with location and terms, Union ONCE,
Sit
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPERTY--By virtue n
two deeds Of duly recorded among
Washington county the subscribers SELL pubic
wednesday, December 7h, a4 o'clock The all
that OF lot H. in 345,
OF said lot south the line
Tenth feet
half inches, thence feet thence
feet and half inches the pisce Of beginning with the I'm
Provement, consisting Of three brick dwelling house and
back building.
Terms n complied with
three days. RICH, resell
expense 1.-THE first purchaser = -
mo. w. MoKIM,
RICHARD VI. CLARKE
Trustees.
JAS q. MCGUIRE,
Nov 6-esdhds Aacuoueev.
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New ORLEANS. Nov. THE Picayune has adyces of
late date from San Antono received by express from
Paso. announcing that five thousand Mexican troops wer
marching on Ell Paso.
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A. ATIvE WISEs.-f have just received from Me-.rs Long
IN Zimmerman Of Cincinnati, the following
grape wines
80 boxes sparkling Csiawbs
20 do do
~ do ladies, sweet wine
cast sup' nor Csawha branay
100 Blankets Champagne importation, landing
in Nsv YORK. BY packet South America, from Hhvre
- = b. JOsT,
PennsyIvanIs avenue, between I7th and Ism ss.
Nov s-eoda agent for the above wines,
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PROGRAMME FOR OLE BULLS SECOND AND LAST
GRAND CONCERT.

PROGRAMME FOR OLE BULLS SECOND AND LAST
GRAND CONCERT.
Damatique popular from Lucie di
Composed and executed by Maurice sIrakosch
quest Anma-Madame Sonag's celebrated Cavauna
Lind d Chamoanix, by Danzetii-sung by. .Sgnonns
Adeina Patti
Andanp u hondo, the Grand Concerto. Composed
eIscuSes Ole Bull
Madame Anna Bishops celebrated ssDg
sung by sgnorna Adsna PAU
8. Paganni's Witches Dance Performed by,.. ole Bun
Bell Composed and performed by Maurice
Comm Ryethe favorite Scotch ballad Sig
norma Adeina Patti. II #s.sl
Capccio w. Vsuzione, Mel Corpu from Pso
stella Coinrossd for the Violin alone, BY NJ Psgsnini Per
formed by .Oie Bull
Linds Echo song sung sgnorna Adeina Patti
tickets Of admission has fxed
DIR. Richard Davis
and piano
Door. open at O'Clock; concert ncesAts
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AAAAsuhr DsrAKrassr, Aug ~ 1888.
Noee hereby gwen 10 tn holders The az Der cent .aok. OF
ne loan authorized ~ the aet u u.s. ssa and
December COP and also TO the holders per ssoeGs Of
he ioan authorized W me ACT OF July, 1886 redseabe Ia
venoer 1886 that this depar prepared 10 :. .v
lime between The date hereof and the Of Dee.b,
The extent OF millions OF said STOCK manner and Oh
the terms hereinafter mentioned, 10 wts
Ia OF Contingent competition, within the amount stated
preference viii be given order which STOCK. on
either Kind offered The eernesas duly assigned the
United States be
cep Whereof will be paid compounded OF the following
iieuisIs!
lat The par value specdedn each certificate
Sd premium OF 10 lc42 redeomahs
In 1902 premium may per
stocks of 1916 redeemable in 1856.
I'd Interest The the Let Of July 1885,
TO the date orccept settlement treasury
snce (or the reach days
diton
Payment or said stocks viii be made
The us'ed States on the Bosoa
or Philadslpbia, as the parties may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE
oetV-du Secretary Of the Treasury.
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NOTICE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 10, 1855.
Notice hereby holders Of OF
the United January
l847 redcemable Of December 1867
authorized the Of 3lst March, l646 and edeeabie
June 1865 that this department prepared purchase,
between date hereof December
Of the five millions of dollars said stocks,
the and the hereinafter mentioned, 10 wit
In of contingent competition within the
preference will be given in the order of time which said
may offered The assigned
States, be transmitted this receipt
Whereof price will paid compounded of following paItcu
lars
The par value specified in each certificate.
q pr emium said amount of twenty per
g. Interest Of The certificate July 1885,
and settlement treasury
or the reach the owner) Of days.
dillon.
Pmsn, for said stocks will be made drafts
United States Boston, New York
or Philadelphia, as the parties may indicate. a4.rs
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct 9-dn Secretary OF the Treasury.
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OLE BULL

RESPECTFULLY announces that he will give his second an
IL "Wednesday evening" November sh,
Carusis Saloon
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A CARD to the Iadies-Cl0Rks! Cloaksi Cl0aks =
Ws shall This morning
velvet and cloaks of the Styles brought
TO Washington, which invite the particular especial
tenton of the ladies'.
MAXWELL, SEARS, AND C0LLEY,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th
Nov 3--4uf
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NO Editors persons having business . seat
OF goveomenThe under.isned making
10 Washington 90" National
supplying editors throughout the country
aud from
tropols
they jus. closed arrangements with OF the
Union furnish
donG in Congress, from which they win cose
sketches
the general reader. .s
III embrace subject Interesting
public and Of party,
10 arauy may
We have
Different Of the
inson All having
promote by corresponding
beore employing agents Washington.
Terms every
keep posted ali Of
whilst daites will
vantage to open with correspondence.
JOHN BOWER,
ii. c. MCLAUGHLIN.
Tow
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EOR HENT-That desirable dwelling house,
Of 2s street aud Pennsyvana containing about
fifteen with sablng, sc. To good
the will be made reasonable. Apply TO
JAMES g. MCGUIRE,
Oct 26-eod6t and Commission Merchant.
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nv GAUTIER has the pleasure of informing pa
and the public that his estabshnlen A La Ye
Paris Pennsylvania l2 18th streets,
opened on Monday 10 O'clock He aates
establishment
country where all epcurean
lite be accommodated with every luxury presented
| most artistic skill and aurng variety
/ low 6-3t
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NOTICE-We opening Of the richest and
sorted stocks Of fall goods from New York
brought this market We think
articles gould describe beauty but
respectfully invite the attention Of the public.
Sep 22--3awiw HALL 4 BROTHER
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OR RENrThe large and well
of and I'd Capitol Hill formerly occupied b,
The Spanish minister.
For terms. Sc, apply to JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Nov 5-eod8t Auction and Com. Morchs =.
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Georgetown Female Seminary, Georgetown, ID. q.
''HIs Institution operation. pupils
admitted family boarding pupils a1N pe
session Of 10 months, payable half yearly, advance,
French, music, and drawing, hc., extra.
Day pupils from 95 % $40 per quarter. in advance
Catalogues be had on application the principal
WILLIAM J. CLARK,
Oct 9s-dinlstJas PunripsI