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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
NO. xxx.
Fhe Frogsing of a Prince.

The London correspondent of North German
paper relates story with regard TO the way In
which Prince Albert disciplines his children,
which the N. Y. Tribune translates as follows
"The young prince stood one day in his room
in the royal palace at Windsor, at the window,
whose panes reached to the floor. He had q les
son to learn by heart, but instead, was amusing
himself by hooking out into the garden and play
ing with his fingers on the window. His govern
ess, Miss Hillyard, an earnest and plous person,
observed this, and kindly asked him to think OF
getting his lesson. The Young prince said 4
don't want to- Then said Miss Hillyard,'I
must put you in the corner Iwon't learn,'
answered the little fellow resolutely, and won't
stand in the corner for am the Prince of Wales
And as he said this, he knocked out one OF she
| window panes with his foot. At this, Miss Hill
ward rose from her seat and said: Sir. you must
learn, or must put you in the corner i WON'T
said he, knocking out second pane. Thegoy-
erness than rang, and told the servant who enter
ed to say to Prince Albert that she requested the
presence of his Royal Highness Immediately on a
pressing matter connected with his son. Ihe de-
voted father came at once and heard the statement
of the whole matter, after which he turned TO his
little son and said. pointing to an ottoman. sit
down there. and wait till return Then Prince
Albert went to his room and brought bible
Listen now,' he said to the Prince of Wales, TO
what the holy Apostle Paul says to you and other
children in your position Hereupon he read
Galat. iv. and 2: Now say that the heir, 50
long as he is child, difereth nothing from SER
want, though he be loved of all but is under tu-
tors and governors until the time appointed OF the
father
"1It is true,' continued Prince Albert, that you
are the Prince of Wales, and ifyou conduct prop
erly you may become man Of high station, and
even after the death of your mother, may become
King of England. But now you are little boy,
who must obey his tutors and governors. Besides,
[ must impress upon you another saying, of the
wise Solomon. in Proverbs xiii. "a lie that spa
reth his rod, hateth his son but ne that loyeth
him. chasteneth him betmes.' Hereupon the ia
ther took out rod and gave the heir to the throne
of the weghtiest empire of Christendom very
papable switching, and then stood him up in the
corner, saving, you will stand here and study
your lesson till Miss Hillyard gives you leave
come out And never forget again that you are
now under tutors and governors, and that hereaf-
ter you will be under law given by God:'-
This. adds the correspondent, is AN excellent
Christian mode of education, which every citizen
and peasant who has child may well take to his
heart as a model.
s.It may be proper to add that the youngster who
is represented to have received this paternal ad-
moniton, is but i years DID,"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01

n;- When is candle like tombstone? When
it is SET up for late husband.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01

o. Some one shrewdly defines money TO be an
article for taking stains out of the character
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-10
CARD.
To The Ladies of Washington, Georgetown,
.NeTQnaTlN, az.

Alexandria, &c.
HENRY WEIRMAN'S Ladies', Misses, and Chill
L dren's French Shoes are scld by the under
igned, on 18th street, just above Corcoran Riggs
Banking House. in his new building, with the hiEh
marble steps, where he win r-ce We Ladies ordPrs
and keep constantly on hand every variety of La
dies, Misses, and Chi.drens French Cater Walking
Shoes. Whit" and Black Satin Caters, Slippers, &C.
made to order by IL. Weirman, Of Philadelpltia, Of
the best French Cater materials aud in the latest
Partisan ST les. These GaiiCss entirely different
from what arr generally known ''slop shop shoes"
being all custom work. OF superior workmanship,
and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies. who value beauty. comfort, and economy.
VIII consult tcir interest by giving j call, and
examine for themselves. c. WEIHNAN,
18th ST., just above Corcoran s. Riggs
aug lS-lyeo Banking House
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TIE CELEBRATED
ENAMEELED WHITE

1 NOt I'D respectfully inform nv customers and
the public III general, that have, with great eff
inr;. succeeded m obtaining The ART of paint
IUs IA" be1uliul ENANELLFD WHITE. For il. briI
baHrv of goN- ard rlearnes< of surface ii far cycrs
any either style of p1inhng that ha- ever been
brpugnt INTO pr1cuc'. IL l. We'll adapted To all
kinds 81 wood work and walls. The said enamrei
PRINTING can b.. and is. done in all c0lors II has
lakeI precedence I'll other styles OF painting
in TIE Northern cities. Specimens can be seen bv
eating N nav shop. where | still carry on the
PAINTING bu ines in al it, various branches
Al thO> wishing o. have their stores and dwellings
united III the above any other STYLE will please
gre me call, and guarantee that their work shall
l. done IN the very best manner. and with prompt
hess and despatch.
de"m me present IL y fl occasion 10 return nv
sincere thanks Z" Tie public for the very liberal NAT
r'harr iney have bestowed on he for many wears
P7Si; ana nope, from my long experience blended
Wlhi vigilance. u mcnt continuation of their f.,
NoIs. JAMES o,ERynE
H"u5C, SIgr. and ornamental P,,p-er
South sd" PrnnsyIyanja ovenne
between l2t aud 18th streets up ,,t,r,
ScpG-IuSFlni q lawlm Intell
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EDUCATION.
Select Classical and Mathem atlcal
Schnnl.

TINHE subscriber has removed bis school TO College
L Hill, where a commodiOus building is being
ftted up for its reception As the preparatory de-
partment Of the Columbian College, il will continue
preserve the character OF strictly select school,
designed for laying the foundation of thorough En-
gIislI. classical and mathematical education The
next session viii commence the 18th OF Septenl-
her. and close on the last of June
Terms 5l2 30 per quarter, payable in advance.
Al small additional charge the students will be
permitted to attend the lectures delivered in college
on chemistry geology, ard mineraiOgy, and also TO
receive instruction in French and other modern Ian
snages by the professor in that department.
Pupils may be- boarded al the college, under the
special care and superintendent of the principal
Inc necessary expenses of a full boarding student
VIII be about $3.50 per academic year, and OF
weekly boarder will not exceed $50.
GEO. :. BACON, Principal.
Refer tn the faculty of the Columbian College;
Colonel j. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force; VIM
Gunion, esq; l.. ID. Gale, NJ. d., of the Patent OF
fec; Joseph Wilson, Esq, of the Lnnd Office, and
Professor c. e. levitt. OF the Smithsonian Institute
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EADY-MaDE CLOTulgG.

GENTLEMEN are respectfully invited 20 cbl and
~ examine our superior stock ot Summer CLOTH
ihG, which We are selling N very low price,. our
stock hayii4T lately been r-pionIehCd. NOW haze
on hand some OF the most desirable .islrs AID gua
;tcs % goods that ne lave had the pleasure of ofr
!ng ibis season.
Dress ard fTocE COG,s.-Wc have 4 very elegant
assortment. OF all cuioTs made and f-iy "a IA ,u-
perior manner.
Business C,1cts-Gcniiemeu in need Of su-lHes>,
Street, and Office Goats Will Iird ihat nav" the
handsomcst ASSORTMENT ia Washington; l.lrt
styles.
Par,.:Loons, Tes.s Shirts and Ir1esI:,ts Poe-y,
iGrdkerchiCfS, CTd1cfS S,ocaS. Glorcs. Callers. w.
We have the most extensive assortment 10 be- found
IN this city, which. for siylHs. quaiI;ir- a. Pa-cs,
cannot be egu2llrd.
WALL. & STEPHENS.
Penn. avenue, between 81; ard l0;h streets,
aug 3l-3t next door TO Iron Hall
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~

Green Ginger, Chinese Conserve or dry preserved
Ginger
Very fine pure ground Ginger, extra strength
White and black Mustard Seed
Caraway, Coreandcr. and Ainis Seed. Celery Seed
Pure Cider Vinegar and white Brandy, and all the
requisites for fine picking and preserving
Extra Vanilla and other Extracts
English Grlantine, fine Candies
Maple Sugar, Sago Tapiuca
Split Peas. fresh Hops
pumpkin Flour, very fine, for pies
Lemon Slrup, fresh. superior Rasins and Cbrrants
SeidlZ Powders, Durkie's Bread Powders
Prari Barley, Corn Starch
Cocoa shes, aud all preparations of Chocolate, ia
freshness aud quality unsurpassed in the CITY
superior Black Tea, at 80 cents, same quality and
price as before the raise
Medium and superior Green Teas. from 50 cts IN 81
Wolie's Schei,:am Schnapps, pure Grape Juice Por,
Lynch Oil, Safety Lamps and Feeders, Lamps altered
to suit
Patent Spring Candlesicks, &c. For ga e by
Il. NJ. p. KING,
corner 18th and streets, north of
aug le-lyTh Jackson Statue,
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MRS. f. CONVERSE s. MISS NJ. MHLER'S
select School for Y Dung Ladies',

Hamilton Terrace, No. DAB, E,aar sire :, Baltimore
rNHEsE ladies', who have had SO mn h experience
l. III teaching. both In the Eastt n and Middle
states, will open Select Boa ding and Day
School for Young Ladies, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The success which has inyari-
ably attended their past efforts gives them assurance
that parents who may entrus the education of their
children To their care, will find the duties and re-
sponsblltes Of this important and sacred trust faith
fully and ably discharged.
The English Department will be under the exclu-
sive direction of the Principals OF the School and
well qualified Teachers will be employed to give in
structlon in the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing, &c.
For terms, Sc, apply 10 principals. Circulars
can be obtained AT Cushings s Baiey's Baltimore
street, Opposite Hanover. aug 26-2m
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VI. 4. Tyson and Sisters Female
Seminary for Boarding and Day PuTilS,

On + street, between 18th and l3th streets.
vTNHE duties of this institution will he resumed on
Il Thursday, the 18th of September, at which
time. The pupils are requested to be punctua in at
tendance, III order TO promote speedy Organiza-
ton of the classes.
The many improvements and additions lately
made to h%ir previously large establishment enable
the principals 10 offer increased advantages and ia
cIltcs to their pupils.
They have also made arrangements rthe accom-
modailon nj - or Il boarding pupils, who will find
everything provided that car make home comforta-
bie-such a. chambers well ventilated, carPeted in
M winter, and warmed at pleasure by furnace !;
thcif study room lighted with gas, and every other
convenience that can he desired.
NO pupil viii be admitted unless satisfactory ref
eTGUCe bs gwen previously.
For terms, &c, circulars may be had mt the Sem
mary and nj the principal bookstores in the city.
aug 2i-dIl5thSPp
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EMERSON INSTITUTE,
Select, Classical, q Mathematical School fol
Bows

CHAS. b. YOUNG, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
THIS institute, situated near the corner of and
18th streets, and formerly known WOodbury's
Academy, will reopen on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER. Parents who wish TO give their sons thor
ough classical and mathematical training are re
specially advised that the terms are comparatively
high since the number of pupils is limited high
grade OF scholarship is aimed at by the Principal
Tie wishes to turn out yearly few scholars, who,
while they will reflect credit him, will b., hon
or 90 themselves and those who send them. He
would therefore give them individual attention. The
school room has been handsomely fitted up with
Boston desks, neat mating, &c.
Terms per quarter, for the full course ais; for
the English branches. SO. PAYMENT in advance
For further particulars apply (by nOte) TO the Prin-
CIpal, or to the following
RRNCBs.
VIM H. Allen. IL. D., Rev. F. s. Evans,
Pres. Girard College. Rev. J. III. Brown
I'T9f' Baird, Smithsonian Rev. 7. T. Wysong,
Institute. J. C. Hardness, esq,
Rev. II. Slicer. II. p. Morgan esq
Rev. r. l.. Dashiel T. PurselI esq.,
Rev. J. G.. Butler, L. W. McKnew ESQ.,
Rev. G. A. Davis, iy 2I-eotf
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RED RIVER RAFT.

THE PERSON to wlorn the contract we. AWARDED,
L under former advertisements fnr proposals hav-
Ing faed 10 give the iund with sureties aire
proposals for the work again invited as follows:
Proposals will be received until the 10th day Of
next September for the removal Of obstructinrs 10
the navigation of FED river (Louisiana) occssored
by the ras snd Tor keeping the said navigation
from tho same for the longest period.
The amount of these proposals united is not 20
coed the sum OF Slco 600.
Each bidder will propose to remove said raft
(horcughly.1 and to keep the naviJstion free from
obstruction thereby for specified period; specifying
in his bid the time in which he proposes complete
the removal of the raft the said time not 10 he lister
than the Let day Of unc, 1s55 and also the number
OF years. counting from sail removed during which
time he hiEGs himself n keep the said navigation
free from riff obstruction.
The contractor will be required to give his bond
for 100000 with two good sureties each for the
of 600. conditioned for the faithful execution Of
the contract Each bidder wftrausmit, at the azure
time witt. MS proposals. the names Of tie persons
whom he offers as sure.ies and declaration signed
by them That they will sign his bond sureies
above mentioned; and also the certificate OF
judge Of the Uni cd States for the State in which he
resides that said securities respectable citizens
and that n, considers them worth $40 600 over ard
above all their debts and liabilities No BIZ v in lie
examined unless these conditions shall be complied
with.
Terms of pQymem.
OF the sum of 100000 appropriated for the
above object, $4,000 shall bc paid as the work Of
Whenever the contractor thall report that ro-
ton of the rsft has been removed, the Ssme shall
he inspected by an officer appointed by the War
Department. and il il shall appear that such is the
fact, the Department will pay such proportion of
the said sum Of $4,000 the portion removed shall
bear to the entire raf provided Partial payrncit
shall be made for LEES than one :rnth part of the
whole work. Tie remaining $50 600 will he paid
IN equal ANIMAL install nents CORES: onding In
numhsr With the number of years during which
the contractor shall bind himself to keep the Rayi
CATION cpen of which fact the Department is 10 l-o
the sole Judge
Each bid must be for the whole work-that is for
the removal of the raft and for kccing the river
oped for specified period. No separate proposal for
portions of it will be considered.
The proposals. will he adore to the undersigned
marked on the envelope, "Prrposals for removing
Red River Raft"
The War Department reserves to itself the right
Of awarding the contract according to its own
Judgment Of the most favorable bid and the most
responsible bidder. j j. ALERT,
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers
au~ 30-2awtd
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FOR uAlspEg,sF FERRY

ra The splendid Steam Packet con
EoE3t-s GRESS. Captain NoINEr PrR.Fli
SesansA- having been thoroughly Tpnslred aud
put in complete order. viii rcconmcncr her rry,ar
irps between HARPER'S FERRY and GEDRGE
TOWN, on Monday, August Sih. leaving Irrcr's
wharf, Market street Bridge. Of the Marie,
House. every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday a,
O'Clock, a. m, arriving at liarper's Ferry II tmr
for the going west. Returning, leave Harper.
Ferry every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Il
O'Clock, a. m, arriving IN Georgetown the Same
evening
Canal, al reasonable rates.
Parties of pleasure can obtain passage at hail
price.
Al packages intended for the CoHgrcSs 10 he len
Al W. H. Riiicr's warehouse, where a information
eoncernlng the boat may be- ob!ainsd.
Through passage 81.
sEoRGETowS, Ang 8, 1888. ~ 6-e0lm-
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GEORGETOWN SAND YARD-The subscriber
~ keeps constantly on hand large supply Of
WHITE ahd GRAY SAND, and Gravel, suitable for
building end other purposes, which he will sell on
reasonable terms, and deliver TO customers in Wash
iist1n and Georgetown. Orders left al the Wood &
Coal yard of Orme & Barron, on Green street, near
the Cansl, VIII be promptly attended 70.
ly 0-6wS&T RR Raglan
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PROPOSALS will be received at this Office mill
twelve o'clock, m, on the 18th day of the pres
Indian goods, VIZ:
$50 pair 3 point white cold Mackinac blanket.
2JJ DO ~ point DO do do
100 do X do do do do
90 DO / do do do do
100 yards fancy list blue cloth
l.OOO do gray do
500 do saved list, scarlet cloth
$50 do do blue
100 lbs. wor5ted yarn, 3-fOId
10 dozen 81 wool silawis
10 do 81 cotton do
10 do Ga do do
~ do "A do do
2la lbs. linen thread
- dozen cotton handkercbefs
5000 yards Calico
1000 do woOllcn plaids
~ gross wOrsted gathering
1000 wards blue drills
1000 de- checks, stripes and plad5
1000 do bed ticking
1000 do brown shaetngs
3,OOG Do brown shirtin.s
6O6 do fannels
900 flannel shirts
300 calico shirIs
500 pounds GIliins Irvine
50 do sturgeon twine
80 do cotton ma;re
$50 dozen Indian knives
300 pounds Indian beads
The so'd- mu-t all be Of tic best quality, and
must be- ready for delivery in New York immediate
Is 20 the agent appointed to inspect and receive
tiieH. The bids nig-t conform 10 this advertise
mcHt, by specifying the quantities proposed 10 be
furnished, and must distinctly state the and tie
aggregate amount for each article. BIDS defective
la these particulars, or unaccOmpanied by sa,i,
factory guarantee for the performance of the colt
tTac;. Will not he considered The person or persons
whose bids shall BE- accepted viii be required imme
GIJtry theTeupOn to enter into a contract for the
due fulGiment of thF bud, with satisfactory suretes
for the faithful performance Of the same.
The department reserves the right 10 increase or
diminish the quantity of any of the articles named
"nd I'd award the contract TO the party whose bid
shall! be deemed most advantageous 10 the Indians
and the government: AID 10 reiscl any all of the
bids. CHARLES F. MIX
Sep 2-dti4th Acting Commissioners.
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therefor practicable after iseng this notice,
end before the day appointed for the commencement
of the public sale OF the lands embracing the tract
claim d, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
aug 27-SGt
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MISS N. 8. CALLAN.

w ILL open FEMALE SCHOOL. on sth ST..
w between l. and NJ streets. the FIR ST MON
Dry IN SEPTEMBER. No pains will be spared
10 give satisfaction those WHO NAV commit their
children TO her charge. Lessons i'm Music and Nee
Tile Work will be given. Terms made known on
PERSONAL application. aug 27-eO2w-
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LAW NOTICE

CIDNEY 5. BANTER. late Attorney Conc,
- Virginia, has removed 10 Washington Ia NJ
tice law. tH"c-
Tie viii practice in the Supreme Court nj the a.;
ted States, the courts of the District OF Co,r,.-
and attend To any professional business conadrd -
him. T"
% offee IN Morrlson's new building on 4. s.
g., .Hcen PENNSYLVANIA avenue and & street - ~
r. 'cTenoes: Hon. J.. ]. Alien, Hon. Vim n.,,.,
Hon. Richard Moncurc, Hon. g.. n. Samucls IL
George II. Lea. Of the court Of appeals nf Men,.
10 the Judges OF the circuit courts Of Virginia ,i
to the Senators and members OF Congress from Yr
glnia. Is Ia. 81
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FRANCIS III. pAvsDCp
(fokNkRif OF BaITiNoKE
torney and CounselIor

Attorney and CounselIor..t-
DROfOSES 20 attend To- Conyrvancipv "a
Office business, together with The prr.... U'
OF claims against the Government for which nm .,
perience Of eleven years in various ,rancb. - =
public service ha. qualified Inn IN a pccu,is, I'
gree. ee
His attention will be prompt and his chargcs ~,
crate. "'1
F. II. D: may always be found during tu.n...
IpGE, Esq, Attorney ard Counsellor al - y"
Louisiana avenue noag the City Han, and or,.., va
Ia Fifth street. ana ~ ="
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ALBION HURDLE.
II al inter- ia ssereru

First street, ccst, 5etrccr q and &; Gets, rer the
Depot,
ID ESPECTTGLLN informs the public of Wash
II ngion and vicinity, tina; he is al tunes pre-
pared I" execute any orders in ifis line hu IA, -.
viz: House, Sicn, and oman. niaI PAINTING. m
all siyLes, and upon the pleasing teens. Bald
ers and others would do well Ia give han q call. a.
H. Is determined TO keep pace with tie progressive
spirit of the Gay. aug i5-N& fllwE
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Washington Branch Railroad.
&&9 6 a4

rTNRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS:
IL Leave daily, except Sunday, at and 6 a. H.,
81 and r. IN.
on Sunday al 6 a. NJ. and ; y. M
The Train nj p. M. l. Express. and -,Opr orlv al
Annapolis Junction and Relay; the Others Al all way
stations.
Trans al a. m. and 3 y r. IN, connect with An
napolis.
TRAVIS al a. m. AID y. IN, connect West.
Trans III and a. IN. and ; D. m. connect Eas-
Fare from Washington to Baltimore Il -
DO do DO and return I "a
DO DO Annapolis 800 | =,
Do 10 do aud return / -
The round trip tickets must IN all case. Dr. no
cured at tina Office. and good for the day upon
which they are issued. L. Il. PARSONS.
~ LETT Agent.
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1854
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CIorHrsG.
august 20, 1858
CEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed PROPOSALS for
Beef" and " Proposals for Pork" as the case may
be-. will be received ut this office until u o'clock m
Monday. the 26th day Of September ext for fur
nhirg and delivering fire. of oil and risk to the
United States
Five thousand four hundred barrels of navy beef
and four thousand eight hundred barrels of navy
pork.
Each barrel to contain rot less than two hundred
pounds net weight Of beef pork; no excess of
weight in either article will lie paid for To he de-
livercd at the respective navy yaris, as follows:
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I IFE INSURANCE,

L Ire ms IL n n r., - the only sure pr.n
IL the dying husband NAV leave 10 support IA. M,
of hls bosom aud their tender offspring" The nm
derfigncd "a the duly appointed agent al The How
ard Life Insurance Company OF New York :" is ~,
pared TO grant Life Assurances, and 10 grant or I'm,
chase or dispose o. annuites upon the mutual a,g
joint stock principle or otherwise. The Howard ha
guaranteed capital Of hundred and ica thousand
dollars. All persons feeling Interest ia the uh,
proposed VIII br furnished with n hook gratis. a.inl
ing in hrici the mode of cficctiRg insurance Al -re
invited to examine The advantages proposeG, whet,.
er desiring To insure or not.
II &. SPALDING, Ag,ni
Office on ID street, one door east of Ion 4.
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Canal Restaurant.

Market street. nccr the CfnGl. GeorectoE-n,
WM. IL. THICKER, fE0PEIkToR.
50 n Offers ia 'hc pubic every deIcacy al
SN lie 1.-THE season. a Hard and Soft CRABS
NIA~ DevIled Crabs. CLANS. FRESH snd
~ Spiced OYSTERS, TURTLE SCIP,
CLAM SOUP, SPRING CHICKENS, SQUADS,
HAM and EGGS, SC, &c. Hi. iR Is supplied with
the best LIQUORS aud wines this marAct affords
Superior HAVANA SEGAkS, &c.
Prices to suit the times.
o. Families can hc Supplied by sending u;cir o.
dcr> above.
Genrgrtown. u. G., June e2-?.n