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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-16
The YelloU Ferer.

CHARLESTON, Aug lO-A letter from New
Orleans sa, :, several steamboats, which left
hee last week for ST. Louis and Cincinnati
have had the fever to break out on board, and
have los, many passengers. One boat is thought
to have lost s of her passengers. The Board
of Health have opened four Infrmaries for
the reception of the destitute sick; also two
Asysms for the reception of orphans, of whom
there large number left destitute by the
death of parents
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Tc7.as Election.

GALVESTON TExAs,Aug 4.-The election
in this Stale for Governor, Lieut.. Governor,
Legislature, two members OF Congress. AID
some local officers. came eff on the Is, inst
Annexed are the .'n"ns s far as received:-
The vote in eight Coarti..> in the Eastern part
one Of the ID, nocraiic candidates for Govern
or and Judge VIM. B. Ocbiltree, Wing.
For Cong ess in the First District, George
W. Smythe, Democrat. is elected. Cameron
county, in the Second District, gives MAORI
~ Tor w. R. Scurry, anti FiiIibuster and Dem
ocfat, In other Counties he has received q
heavy vote.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-16

The JAPAN EXPEDITION. North Chi
ma H,raId of May says: 1T is understood
that the steamers of the United States Japan
squadron, now in port, will shortly sail for ia
pan, and be joined there by the other vessels of
The squadron. Commodore Perry, we hear.
will hoist his flag on board the Susquehanna,
on Monday, May g. He is accompanied by
DR.. S. w. Williams, of Canton, as interpreter.
The Peruvian barqne Caprice has been char
tered by the commodore as the despatch vessel
to the Japan expedition"
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TIE Gardiner Casa.

WASHINGTON, Aug, l2.-The Grand Jury
nave u, brought in an indictment against John
charles Gardiner for committing perjury as a
witness On the trial Of his brother; after a pro
$1,000. ~ = 80
;; Mr.. Bradley renew ed his motion for con-
,uuance OF the former Gardiner case, which
, sas objected to by the District Attorney. who
tb a'eu that intelligence had been received from
T1 government, Commission in Mexico, dated
~ "hsaying that the exploration was part.
' completed. and would probably be finished
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Still another Railroaa Accident

WHEELING. August l2.-The Express Pas.
senger train from Baltimore on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad yesterday afternoon VAS
thrown off the track when passing through a
switch at Cameron, 81 miles fiom this CITY,
The ball, or lover, Tell down, which, by chang.
ing the track, threw three Of the cars. crowded
With passengers, entirely off They were up
Set, but strange to say. Out Of over 100 ladies'
and gentlemen, not one was killed or even Sc.
riously injure Some 20 or 80 are slightly
bruised and scratched. John V. l.. Mcmahon.
of Baltimore, who was in the train, was buried
IN coal dust, but not in the least degree in
jured.
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EDUCATlON.-Mr RicE expccts 10 resume
IL the duties of her school the LIST day of September
She will endeavor (as heretofore,) to promote the
welfare of those committed to her charge b, cultivating
the heart mind and manners and in accom- shng this
ing the order and regulations of the school, and the
proper application of the pupils The teacher
sTRUcT, the children must give ATTENTION to be
BENEFITED by the instruction. No deduction except
protracteh illness. aug 8-dlw1
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,SuDDosea Murder Of Wife.

PnL,pELpHIA, Aug Ia A young woman
the wife Of an old and delor,ned man, died
suddenly last night at her residence in LON
bard street under circumstances which have
excited suspicion Of foul play. The coroner
is now investigating the affair. Both parties
are addicted to l;q,pr, AMI the husband Was in
The habit Of beatn. bis " NE.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

JupurAL ELECTION YEsTERpAf.-At55 o.
clock Yesterday evening the majority for Gil
,ner over TreaJway.~as about l3o at bedford
Court. House. Returns from no other precinct
have been received
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Relief for NeU Orleans

PHILADELPHIA. Aug IA meeting OF our
merchants " as held this afternoon. and $4,000
subscribed for the Howard Benevolent Asso
citation of New Orleans Gottschalk, the pi
anist Las rendered his services at concert TO
be given for the benefit of the fund.
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1853 Southern Enterprise. 1883
EaNW5sEz IL
PARISEN & KINGS


VIRGINIA, N. CAROLINA j. IENNESSEE
Freight Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
yVNO and from New York, Norfolk. Petersburg and
l. Richmond. per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN g. ROANOKE, and by the Seaboard and Ron
noke, Weldon a Wilmington, Gaston Holegh, Peters.
bu & n Weldon, Petersburg Richmond. Richmond and
Frcdericksb urg SouthSde, and Va q Tenn. Railroads,
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from the
different points the Railroads to almost every point
throughout the above Statesthrou in charge OF spe
cia Messengers Nero awaiting themselves Of this
line for the of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition and eeono.
my Of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order
ing Goods Il ON Baltimore and Philadelphia, to tho care
Of Parisea d. Kings Enprcss nj Norfolk, Petersburg or
Richmond, may depend upon having all charges paid
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay, and
free Of all drayrge md Commissions.
JAMES II. KING Northern Office,
No. 80, Broadway, ". y.
w. b. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Boiiingbrook and End SH.
Pstcysburg Va.
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y. WASHINGTON. Aug. 1l.-Caleb Jones, Of
h'9hmond, Va. was to day appointed Consul
at fonchow. China.
Arthur Spring, Jr., son of the man recently
executed in Philadelphia, has been appointed
MTessenger in the office Of the Register of the
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ArriuaI ofthe Gun of Glasgow.

PHuLADELpHIA. Aug 12.-The steamer City
of Glasgow arrived here this morning from
Liverpool with go passengers. She passed
the City of Manchester on the 9th, in lat At
long So
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soon-ns their return was daily expected. the
motion fora continuance was deferred ill next
week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-16

LNDUCATION.-Th next session Of my sisters
IL school will the lst day OF September.
Terms $40 and SIS according to the progress of the
sciolars-payabe half IN advance No deduction ex.
cept in of proracted sickness. Music, $20-use
of Piano, 8. VIM. s. REID, Jr.
3-d3w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-16

L ADAMS Il cos. Expresses oAe, Daily, Certain
md Cheap facilities for obtaining goods Of all doscrip
Il ions from all parts Of the United States
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
,wfi and steamers jamestown and Roanoke saving
New York, Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich.
fnond Friday and Monday of each week. BY this line
prepared to iorwcrd goods of all descriptions at
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Davcnpur's line Of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porieroge.
Our inland express per Great U. s. Mail Lie. contn
heretofore, STRIVE in Richmond Ticce Daily.
The weknown character Of our house for responsi
blty and attention To the interests of our customer
in sa, ing that shippers will find it to hei
order their Goods through " adams d Cot
E1press." ADAMS & CO,
per Nm. H. Mosby, Agent,
iy 2G-ifdts Lynchburg Va.
N. B.--Goods dispatched all points where Ne hay,
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BOARD WANTED-By gentleman with hi.
- wife and two children in private family that may
have more room than they wish to occupy-and would
not object to take family of thi. size that would be
willing to pay literally Any disposed accom-.
modate the snme will confer a favor by addressing G.
N. at thi, Office giving name and location.
aug I3-d3t
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FOR NEW YORK!
IT, s. Mail Line per tie SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

THE new and elegant 'de.whesl steam,
L ship JAMESTOWN, (Cnpt. Purrish,) ssHassAASssA.
Evening, aud the ROANOKE, (Capt. Cnvendy,) every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms $40 90
Steeuge passage 90
For speed, comfort and safety these Steamships are
'xceled by the const and lruvee will hnd il
he pleasant the north, they will there
~ avoid the dust and frequent changes of the Railroads
sY' Tickets issued at my Office on Sycamore Street
SAML. G. BAPTIST, Agt PeersJnrg
IVA passenger train leaves the Appomattox depot
very Tues lay and Friday at half past o'clock. P. M
o connect with the Steamships at City Point. Passen.
.ers by the South-sie Railroad will reach Petersburg in
ine taSe the for the steamers. y. q. Is.
july I4-ts
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RE vi OV A L..

"a RE vi VAL. On
~ Sadd9y' Sodilry! Harness, dc 3 :.
yENHE subscriber begs leave respectfully to INFORM ms
L friends and the public generally, that he has rernoV
ed his Saddle and Harness Store four doors be"" bis ia
stand 10 the building recently ied up by him and i'm
rnediaiely opposite the Merchants Bank OF W. where
he will continue manufacture all articles in his line
he best material and workmanship, He has on hand
and IL continue TO keep large and varied assortment
nrS lilies. Harness. Brides Martingales, Trunks Med
ical and plain Saddle. Bags, Whips, Spurs Drafts, and
Harness Collars together with every thing that is to be
found IN an estab shmen of that kind lie hattersh'm
sefhat by long experience in the business he Will DC IN
bleJ 70 give entire satisfaction. Repairing done viii
neatness durabilit, and dispatch Old saddles taken
in exchange for new Don't orset to call at the sign q"
The Prancing Pony. GEo b. THURMAN
10 93-dSc2mif,
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia.
BY STEAMER BELYIDEkE,

For Baltimore and PhiladeIphih.
BY STEAMER BELVIDEkE,
Leavcs Richmond epery Iuesdag III 2.f ..r-' g . q
LII TIL + large ana new Steamer Is l. VI ID X 4,
s$sss Capt CLIFFORD will receive freight every Mon
lay, ind up the hour of o'clock P NJ, every Tues
lay Tor the above place.
Shippers to Wheeling. Pittsburgi Cincinnati and the
South and West generally will find this route the cheap
EST and most tx pedtious For freight, apply To
LUDLAM Il WATSON, Richmond, Va.
July - dts
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xxyASHlNGTON COLLEGE.

WASHINGTON COLLEGE'-lhe next
w session of this Institution will open on the sec
ond Thurs law (Sh) Septem err and close Bird o! July
next Catalogues exhbi ing the of instruction
and the standing of the students during the past Sea
sion &c &c. will be cheerully sent to oil requesting
them, by Prof. Campbell Clerk of the Faculty he u
;,i foo s forty dollars per unuum The best boarding
ca be procured at So SO per month.
FACULTY.
George Junkn D. D., President aud frof' OF wen
tai and Moral Science, Logic, Rhetoric, &c.
John l.. Campbell A. M. Robinson Prof of General
and Agricultural Chemistry and Astronomy
lanes ]. White Prof of Greek Language and Liter
AZURE. M
o,n Jareuaoes lily 25-tlse
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WANTED TO HlRE.-The subscribe's
w wish to hire for their work on the va u enh,
i'd ~ the Nountai, region of Va, number oil
strong men and boys for which liberal hire Will be pau
They have had long experience in the management ~
neg roes, and are themselves large owners Hired nj"
,roes will receive the treatment ID every reSPe'
~ -. ;a tbeir avn One of us can be seen IN
lynchbnrg at any timc till the 10Th OF January az
Washington Hotel or McCorkle Simpson & Jones,
,rut Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy men ami
boys.
dec d dacts
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y The subscriber would inform his old frends and
the public generally that he has completed and furnish
ed the addition hs house and Is prepared 70
accommodate travellers and others In good style as
any house in the Wiley This house is In the central
part Of the town. and convenient to all kinds OF business
His table and bar nways supplied with the very best
the markets can afford and his stables are under the
of OF the best osers In the state
BY long experience in the business and his well known
disposition pcase he hopes share bsrn portion
of the patronage Of the travelling public.
ie o0-3m WILLIAM McCAUL.
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4 Mt III 10 A CITE IL BlTUM1NOUS
N Goals. The subscribers having recently enter
ed into the Anthracite ou business in connection with
their former Bitumnous Con bushes, will be plensed
TO furnish the citizens of Lynchbng with both kinds
their Unusual accommodating terms.
Orders through Mcssrs. Nance ~ Gooch Of this place
or to US direct will be promptly attended to.
BECKETT g. MAYNARD,
10 2O--doawom Richmond
EV.Republicsn and Express copy.
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WANTED "A good wet purse. A liberal price
w will be paid for that will answer my purpo'
SEES. Apply the Presbyterian Parsonage.
mug 10 dIDd g. X. VAUGHAN.
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EEMALE school in Lymchburg

NJ OTlCE.-The subscriber wishes to employ a
" Fl ST rate SALESMAN, well acquainted with the
dry good trade, one from South Virginia would
be preferred To such an good wages wi be Civ
en- If Immediate application be made to me, or in my
absence to Jas A Stiger, my store.-None but such
us are well qualified, need apply
aug Is r. ID IT, lie Eho
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Nj AYU CABELL a. CO.. HAVING
lN Steam Saw Mill near the Canal, with an abun
Ian, suppy of Timber are prepared to fill promptly any
orders they may receive. Having Boats of their owl"
,by will deliver Lumber ordered of them at any point
on the Canal without delay
Address-Tye River Warehouse Nelson Co.
nm 81 .d&c3taws
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DEFRIGERATOR few more lett at
III the city Furniture Ware'hoonS'. wrnsroN
aug 3.ts
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OFFICES FOR RENT.-Several convent
~ cnt Offices, In the tenement adjoining the Union
Hotel Possession given Immediately. For inns mp
ply to JOHN +. MURRILL,
aug 2.if3tawta Mt Arree Il McClnnnhnn's.
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tV-ordcrs by mail promptly filled.
march, i--ilts
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of large majority of Congress in its en-
actment, was to make it Q bona fide secu-
rity against steamboat disasters. But the
truth is, spectators stepped in and man
aged to lobby provisions into the bill,
which made it in q measure, little more
than handle to the razor with which
holders of favored patent rights desired to
shave the public taxing steamboat own
ers, who, in turn, tax the travelling public
to raise the means of paying the tax to the
favored patent right holders which Con-
gress assessed upon them. We take it
for granted that, at the next session, Con-
gress will so amend this law, as to make
it, at least in some measure, protection of
human, life; even though in so doing it
may be necessary to place the holders of all
patent rights designed to save life in case
of steamboat disaste'S :, on an equal foot
ing in this come, Special legislation
has already come he bane of the
Government Of the . States. No
thing disastrous occug. r ese days in
connection with the doll v branch
of Government, State or :. s-ti9r which
is not traceable to an attemp O. part
of Congress or some State l., rss'a to
do something kind and hano some -
some particular parties or persta. No
swindle upon the treasury, and NJ III
pendous swindle upon the public succe is
IN these days unless some legislati,
body has by direct action placed it in the
power ofthe spectators to compass their
ends. "a. .tsa
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Railroad and Steamboat Accidents.

The newspapers still continue to bring
us accounts of dreadful railroad and
steamboat accidents without number.
As for the former, we shall have them
thick and fast upon us in every direction,
until the only sure remedy shall be every
where applied. We here refer to the
rendition of damages by juries for lives
and limbs thus sacrificed, in just proper
ton to the injuries actually inflicted by
incorporated covetousness and negligence.
The law of the last sessions & for the bet
ter protection of life on steamboats," so
far proves mere farce. The intention
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Office, for the week ending July 10, 1853, and
all bearing that date.
Samuel T. Barnes. Of Columbus, Ohio-For
improvement in. press mould candlesticks
Jas. Z. Booth, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improvement in processes for obtaining chrO-
mates. Patented in England Nov. Q, 1852.
Alex. II. Brown, of Washington, d. C.-FoI
Improvement in feathering paddle wheels for
steamers Patented in England March 5, 1853
Isaa:s Brown, of Baltimore, Md.-For I'm
provement in mode of driving saws.
Nathan T. Coffin, of Knightstown, Ind
For improvement in hanging saws.
Chas. ]. Conway, of New York, n. Y.-For
improvement in lamps.
John Jackson, of Lawrence, Mass For i'm.
provement in spinning jacks
Edward Munson of Utica, n Y.-For i'm
provement in eyes for millstones
Ralph c. Pratt, Of Canandaigua, N. Y
For improvement in machines for ditching
John Farrell, of Philadelphia, Pa For i'm
provement in lining for fire proof safes
Bradford Rowe, of Albany, n Y For i'm
provement in gripes for holding leather.
Geo. B. Salmon, of Elmira, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in grain winnowers Ante dated
July 6, 1853.
Ephraim Treadwell, of New York N. Z
For improvement in ovens
VIM II. Thompson and William H. Plum
mer of Biddeford, Me.-For improvement in
compressors for flyers
Philip P. Frayser. of Baltimore, Md.-For
improvement in spike machines.
Sylvester j. Sherman, of New York, n. Y
For improvement in mounting spirit levels
Thomas c. Weldon. of Hartford. Conn
For Improvement in the manufacture of wigs.
Chas. Williams, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improvement in the preparation of bristles
for brushes.
Leonard Westbrook, OF New York. n. Y
For improvement in gutta percha stereotype
compositions.
Austin o. Wilcox, of Philadelphia, Pa
For improvement in air engines.
Frederick Hesse, of Bethlehem, Pa, As
signor to FL. j. Oerter, of same place For
Improvement in paper cutting machine
Designs.-John Mason, of Providence. r.
l., Assignor to Isaac ii. Holden. as Agent of
the High Street Furnace Company of Pro-
violence, aforesaid.-For design for cooking
stove
James j. Dudley. of Troy, n. Y. Assignor
to johnson, Cox, and Fuller. of same place
For design for a cooking stove
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PROSPECTUS
.. OF THE
CONVENT PLACE, WASHINGTON.

NO-NN EN- fIACE, WASHINGTON.
THE system OF instruction. conIp,is.s Ortboc-a,tr
L Reading, Plain and o. ncniai Writing TPr Tac9i,
cal and Rational Arithmetic. Geometry Algebra ana
Book keeping: Grammar, Rheionc Loeic. prose
and Poetical Com. oStion Ancient and ModsI
Geography, Astronomy, use q; the Globes and No
hneation OF Maps: Sacred and Profanp History Nv
thooey, Classical Biography. Antiquities; Nafur.,
Moral. and Intellectual Philosophy: Chemistry 20
tany; French Spanish. and Italian Ian. uaqes Mn
SIC on the Piano. Harp. Guitar: Vocal Music Dr,r.
:ng, Painting IN Water-colOrs; Plain ard Ouamen
tai Needle work and Tapestry.
The discipline of he School is mild Euf finn ana
regular. Strict attention 10 lis rules is rcnu r,J
Should Pupil be- withdrawn before thc eXnira,io,,
OF the quarter, no deductinnwilI he made fo, tho 70
manning nmc, or for partial absence from school
The emulation of The Young ladies viii be eyci,ns
by every gentle means. Al the end OF each rnop,b
report Is made of their advancement nm their s,ucs
and attention 10 the rules OF The Acadcmv An ,bc
end of each month ticket, arr bestowed on those vic
have eXeeiled III their respective classes: also for
excellence Oi cnnduct. In the course of the oca
dmlr " ar TWO examinations take PLACE: the frxtin
January, and the second in June; and the succpss,
III the Young ladies Is amply rcWanlcd-pn'd medatl
and crowns to those who have been mo-, ohserx Nm
ni the rules OF the academy: les rewards 10 rio.
VINO stand next IN merit; and those generally studi
Gus and obServant az the rules are konorablv nI.U
TONED. Premiums In the various classes are piycu
ut an annual distribution OF premiums previous to the
vacation.
Twelve week 10 each quarter. Nocharge for va
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List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up to
II a. m this day.

Brouns' Hotel-R Graham, Pa: W w BmIett.
Cai; Ramsey. Clones. Va; W Brougitcr Md
Dr. A Morrison. Morrison. Chcathanl Va:
Suter, Md; NJ Placide TCoyle Va; w SuindIrs
Y; dudley. Va; E NJ Blakr II Pearce and
lady, Ala; Bryan, n {; r W Thompson. r f
Beal Ga; II c MackalI, Mrs HolImsworth. Mis-
holhnsworth, ) Foley, Mr.. Hodges. Nd; II
Moore, Va; ThoS ROwles, Md : Stoorrs l.
Holmes, Halman. Ala; c y Golden n Texas:
1l Gadbury, Calder, II T Calder, J Cuyler. l.
Cuyler, ; {; l. b Fet erman, Pa; II King III:
kmZ chicago, Ill; E Goupey, Geo; Bis.
Y: T McMakin, Va; A { Marsh. IN; Col. I.
Lee, Washington.
NationH Ifotei.-R Collins Lee. w A Boyd n Cox
Dr. Miner BALTIC: ThOs Iccies and Serv' n Y: Judge
Trump, NJ Daniels, Va; 4 ID Briggs, n Y;R II Car
ter, Va; w Bone. Md: L Il,Iev and lady. Ga: "
frhton and lady, Ind; A Poalk, Phita; J 2 Fitz
hugh. l. f Harris. Leigh, Va; jas Petersen. n
VI DeBnw, Washington ID c: + Holt J J Fow-
H W, Ferry, BALTIC; McCuall. G.: Al Sykes.
Miss; X r Cooke, Oregon; LcSssseur Mexico: n
Gel, & 9th. Abram Requa. BALTIC
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Plumbing and Gas-Fitting Establishment,

d ST. south side. bcticeen 9th and 10th SIS.
EDWARD NJ. BOTELOR respectfully inform,
Ia the citizens OF Washington and Its vicinity thai
he is prepared to undertake every description o
work in his line He has lately added to his estab
hliment several superior wOrSmen, from the ceie
brated establishment OF the STATIONS Brothers Phil.
adelphia. All persons having GAS-FITTING dsne
may rely having il executed in the best of srvIe
and on the itOstmoderate terms.
f. NJ. ID. would recommend persons about build
ing to have their PLUMBING done AZ an early pc
nod, preparatory TO the projected works com
ing into operation. By This means they will effect
saving of cost, and also, many Inconvenience.
iy 20-IW
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FOR RENT

"a A hne, commOdiouS two story and basement
Lii BRICK DWELLING. corner OF Pepu.ylvauia
avrhu" and 25lh street. near Georgetown. % feet
front, with a fine yard extending back 70 the street
III t' rear, thus having the advantage of two fronts:
ana also pump m the yard; is now offered roT
rentupon reasonable terms. The house WAS tcrnerl,
occupied by Secretary Forsyth. Apply to HENRY
NEWMAN. on the premises IL IA o,,,