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CHEAP ADMIoslONTOTnE CRYSTAL PALACE


10 ne Ediioy # The s. y. B'DHHe
SIR: ~ Nou seeu c.ycsd 10 entertain what over sls-
stsis are ,-red hiviig tue stamp Of N -Grst desire
o promote thrrral objects of TIE innnsu- Exhibition
vetd H. Il tsUtcitus submit i1r the CsnsG-rtpa % tle
arers that t,k-t- BE- issued n: dollar emitting the
10 ar adnssios One mark being IA .de "a IN
X,.it Oh hi. ticket by TIE doorkeep-rl l. ) "ovol, tni
poly 81 ri of TIM euau- tne wrs Ism 't TINS
O., and vsois onIth couatry "a comprru~ua t7 N x
ntute become iuied ~ntiy 49, 1ni I'd F h- IN
rs Oh hat gl exposition II the t9lnfs OF hamn &C.
tius IL wouiC ny humtl- opil0n not Only cinidce
10 y SOHO graft, ap ot ia 1usaGs who WILL under pres
,It arrnugt tlS, De constrained e. nf fl~nsVos u
ti. confuse. tr,sou Witt out an Thoroughly per
-ladtd that would tytntaay ure T. Gee eb-n 81 Inc
Stockholders ~ increasing e gross amount "i f-c-is
uu,h b. yoho what De hoped from thr -i.ton oI
rires a. at Ifrset tstl b,A.a II ppesrs 40 M Sr
HAT son spCu tniicet n should Do offered 10 h- ndls
NAL 81 sse. In CrCer that they msy besfow upon the 90
i-cts collected Siili, thar ptnod buAcng thr attention
and sflol essential 10 m0ctrae acquaintance "r1 thugs
whch they h.ye before and ly n"yer gre tue
lie sean IHu.. ST. Day th~ managers oi the Crysis
PLACE, bN tmelS recognition OF the vans ~ w'rSilg
men l.. l,rgriy instrumental IN doing them good, by
ncfiug and ee Vsii iLeli minds b. Inspiring them Win
allmang tiib IL the progress ih4t e 10 n7 nlds I'D
he D, u and hSsiu pdh ct Invention by pluyus All
euargg their cOuce ptous 81 The artists VOCATION ard oy
oI.ug shcr eyes and swelling iheir hearts .mi tl7 mar
m, mes cw ere alton that has O~ni-ol sprung up
before them They val herty u 10 the acclaim 10 the
ge ts tiat cevs and tue energy wacn has sc1i7Ned
ucb mighty under kIng, whereby the light aud beauty
Of every oniized nation is bIoagh streaming afoI' Us
- Mod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

THR PREscorr HoUsE The Travelling Public are
r,sp.ctuy This Hotel viii be ready the OF
Boudsrs on Tuesday, the ID Of August -,
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CITY ITEMS.
EvrERra1yNr,Ts Sc, rms EVryTvG

ENTERTAINMENTS Sc, rHiS s'tNiNb
Tvs GKFES TIA b he faTe "a " t,-ri = WIS
-" t. - itcis- and - o. stosia ~ ~ N rsnsti
Family. . A., T..
FElN lows. tie 3r1if~sy Thsssr .'-aEl' 49, -
Assrrt' srd TsrEse Niesrr" ~ tie Q. - a-l
Tscfs Tow. ,rr~ r. er- rrr a Nltoat Ieifer -
Germ - " rsri How Il. G = f. 4 ~ ~ ~
PrEFnsNfSG NoSEEYs Dnss 1tIs ms eT-la4 o. Dai
Mo- In -. -Hrrnoon, White. >-r~nsd- go.
co7's Ni~srss.s- srfop'an Oeru-srIns y ~ ur'nNp
prcxI,yss FvORtr.xs StsES,rrFs-No Ea B-oa5uy.
B,SvsED's P,sosss. TAG HoLT LaSo-No -.
pasosA1A N.sss FAILS NJ rs ofr,l-'
MILLS STArut o. ca JscKsoS wy Hal Crysh race
FssSco-T. grgroos Afternoon aud -renns
N1sHSSrUs CIkcus-Perorn.1ces afternoon sai evening"
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would have believed
SCR THEM Cow

SYE rHEN Cow Our!-Wh0 would have beTrVed
ha, they oud qucher than coad lay down
But comins 20 die There halt
ALREADY ard have hardly finished Psns CosrAss R
Mouse Ground Nice and Mole ExtermDstof dowe
CosrAKs Depot No 4f2 Broadway.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

GRAND jury PREsESTNEST-The Grand Jury, after
session Of several weeks their pressntmens IN the
Court Of Sessions yesterday morning The following
: a.l.L -. -. q .alal
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spd sbou 200 pawn tickets representing evsy tabs fur
rhure sc a. Of which Is supposed 10 b. stolen prsperty.
pasn tickets had been ssad AZ the shop OF
o. wn broker n Hufson ~ named Pnilhps. Tbs goods
sy be seen bv those interested the Ward Police
Station cor OF Wooster and Priacests
Horst THEF.-A young man named George Thorap-
sn was Yesterday arrested At the pablo house OF Ar.
John Il Crooke No 1875 Washington ST whls engaged ia
overhsulug vsse in room No. 81, occupied by Me.
vsp Pelt who boarded At the house domestic ent-r-d
the room while be work and gave the Alarm which
led 10 his arrest he taken before Justice Bogrs ana
committed TO prison to Az ait examination.
ARREST or A Hack DRfvER-Mark Hoyiand- . hack
sn was Yesterday arrested for endeSy0nng to extnr, more
far thaa BE was legally titled to- from DR. = T. Town
end II seems that he had been employed to drive De- T.
and his lady 10 the steamboat for Newpsrt and on arriving
a, the boat refused deliver the baggage until ne vas
paid xhorbtsnty and finally Grove OF With X csuslag
the detention OF Or Townsend He was taken before Jas
tee Bogart and fined sO in default OF which he was locked
Up.
NETWORK. Jaly q. 1855. ,
To IT, Editor cftAe Tract ... II
DEAR SIR Seeing in yesterday paper statement OF
shooting affair near the Dey st House betve-n two tsan
barriers We beg you would obge US by stating thS 'as
parties not In employment, nor nsny way con.
reced with establishment We remain yeur oosdle"
servants, GiOrASo,I SAccA. hnrd sesse's
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The Ward Medal for the greatest eIcslence IN ore
tory in the Free Academy was awarded to BEN. D
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FoE EURoFz-The Royal VI Ill steamship Arabs TO-
Liverpool sailed Yesterday, taking out lol pl'e'
eers. Among them Hon. II j Boal;)n, late Ch-f
Justice Of Cat ada aud family. OF Toronto SIR Ch.r'4'
Lye Commissioner from England to the Cfy.tal Ptac-l
and isdy. Mr. VIM Mure Her & .nuc M.j-sty's C'nsI'
.t Ne4 Orleans; Raverencs CIR ms Ind H. Won Rh'r
Nssonsr 10 Central Africa and bsa-sr Of dispatcher 70
~.
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AocIDrNr--A lad named Wm Hsnlin while playing
with cutting machine in stable at the foot Of Jay
Tuescay evening got his hand under the knife and had
three OF bis hDgeIs nearly taken OF
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SAuI.G or Iis.IoNAKII, -iev. NJ. Boxer sui aii
wife sailed from Bot IN Monday for B'n''y in -
chip Arabe', Capt Cobb IN tee exo-ciiI'i 'l ptnf
corn.c;,d with C th. NJ rata m.si0os ~ IT, 1-
can j.. ard. Fertile plc,sutiA+ will pr .'.t r--I
SaaIs Custom ary T. isou- sers..es w-rr ~ on p't
tie slip fr.Vious 10 her leaving the "Air-i'5v D.
Cers' II ofNclatug
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SENTENCE ~ rHE PoLIcENEs KELLY AID CUsACN.-
We learn that these two have. by decision Of the
Commissioners Of Police been suspended from d1y TO-
30 days each in Of their behavior during the
riot in the Ninth Ward on the 4th inst
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ARRIVAL PROM IT'D N0aTd-Ihs ia isi mar 81 "a.
sega Commsnder B0,hs" arrived - b 'st,p on "a i
oue,t from Reisi,vS, and The ci,'onsry ,d,'--
r. fred and anseelrd Is the vessel catered ;- ,h
- far IS we now r-coie,t this il th- ir.t arrival 81
,,farser deC from H. ~ r'hrrn Islands, -irc- az yt
q, Ers Rsudt ar4 T4oiun Ktr-g.ne, e'sht hllir-i
wears age.
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Nsw.YoRK yoLU1rEGKs- The surviving 0isers OF n
First L. gilIe mt OF NsEY0ik Volunteers, have been
off 'aly tdd that Brevei Commissions are 10 be pre-
scented TO them purs lautt 20 A.; 4 the LgstEra o.
tn 10Th n.: 4 O'Clock P NJ At the A,t'r Hpase on
behalf Of the Commander in. Chief. by General EJt1
Ward judge Advocate Central IF the State
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VioIEST AssAULT-A maD nsmed Michael Quinn. was
arrested Tuesday evening" for committing violent
sau and basy upon bis wife the night previous, at hsr
resid ia Tseuty third IT. GOwanus IL appears AFTER
one " two ribs. lie Was locked up for hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

FrSnkepst,ins crest Picture Of Niagara w hes 'eoria
be exhibited 9th morning and evenins-.n tbs morning
At l. o'clock evening st5
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GREAT FALLS MANUsACrUalSu COMPANY
VI conformity with aei Of the Of Vrxuu In
he Great Falls Manufacturing Company passed May
1859 notice hereby BY the
that books of receiving
Great Pats Manufacturing Company opened ON sa,day
The 9th day OF October and will s
Day % octossr TO the ioh day Of ocohsr inclusive
q o O'Clock the hour O'Clock, the said
days al Ihs places and under the decoa
~ the Clerks Office, Fairfax Henry W. Thomas
Thomas H. Love. Neilson, Moss min Thomros
s Alexander Cnxby, Joshua G. Gunne, .. W. Hunt
Cockerih. John X. Carpenter.
exsnda Virginia Of Dominion Ca.siu,
Lee, William Mckenzie Sidney TebLs eo,s
w. ID. Ramsay, Edward 6angst-r.
Al the house OF WIN. H. the
he P9,omsc Thos Ap Jones James cronbe John
sydney b. Webb james Sherman, W. Wells Spencer n
bai iachard Hurst, Ira Williams, and John Turner
AZ washington, d. G., the Banking
Wm w Coreofsn, John w. Mauy, Carroll Brent
AZ Georseiown, D. g., OF Dr. o. M. Linthcum O.
d. Linthcnm Jeremiah orme T. M. Linihcum, King
~ hoc .e Maryland a. the CLERKS Once OF Montgomery
W u hennn2, VIM. Thompson R. Richard j. bowie John
w. Anderson, John L. DUNE, and John Braddock.
THos AP e. JONES,
HALL NELSON,
THOMAS r. LOVE,
- - a. M. BALL,
9epsf-xAwuehoc Commissioners.
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IN ha petition Of James Baldwin, of Nashua New
~ paying tor patent gSaatad him
lhy nfst Of January 1890 os In shates io'
weaving coh, Tor from Of said
wlch aAes vlacs the thirty nrt day Of January eighteen
,e said pearion be heard At Patent
Monday, the Sth Of January IL O'Clock and all
are nohed appear cause any why
said petition ought be granted.
once te pbjecuons specially writing,
days beio he day hearing all filed by either
be used at he said hearing
ancs with s rules The ofce which win be furnished app
Ordered, publised Union, Inci-
geneer and Evening Star, Washington. d. e.
Philadelphia, Pennyssna, Evening Post New York Boston
POSI- Boston, Massachusetts and Pao Concord New Hampshire
week the second
Monday OF January next, the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdors papers please copy
ss 10 the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Sept l6--Iaw3w
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TO CUR suBsCRIBERs.

~s ~ no ps"en via be entered upon boSsss nsisss
payne" !" the suhtcfipocn be made a advance.
Distant subscribers money b, les.e. the pssssss
which viii Be paid B, BY in m ss
transmission
The COUNTY, PAPER passAsd III ~.ski, duri.x tSs -.
sions Of Congress, and seni-~oskiy dssas rses.s.
Subscriptions fos period iess than be sesivsx on
terms pforoTioned 10 the above annual
U- fosTMA5TERs authorized asssp, and by
sending DAILY subscribers, ys
sLh WEEKLY subscribers. with 5 enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed, VIII be entitled copy
sans edition they fuI subscribers ssafss
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l. LEWIS, law, Of deeds for Virginia
-. of Columbia,
collect all claims The general rosefnmss especially pensions
ALI kinds Of pensions, and srended c2ms
husbands did under
Of s and ie he ~i The psnsions paid
u husaasds-
To OF officers soldiers Who of
from BY gie -oo he VIII fo
Ii., under fbs of February, leaJ
nj who
hail. Iuy July ists,
he guaranty OF sad h,fpsy ysa
upd of February, 1888
and sailors who served on the Of California and
isss i and Ia The late Arctic erpeduon,
titled pay.
rees In al. Moderate and charge any Of
widow and ospbs unless successful.
nancf. himself ths, h osz ressaenee IN Washington, and
u~r,enc~
lhereof great facilities collection Of .
elsims.
respectfully refers members
Congress from Virginia and Tens Address,
=. L. LEWIS,
oct le-st~oddAcp Washington, u. g.
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RELIsi BELIsi BELLS the subscribers manufactar.
hand all of church. factory
boat LOCOMOTIVES, school house, and S Tbe.s
bells hung with The
turned around thai the cappcr
place, which - desirable after bell has been few
AIMED etspp~r
The bell thereby pconng sound bells
tur.d best stock, Al TINS
foundry used, found
ment We written warranty that church belts break within
date fair
The Of al bed. bells
have and od frcn this foundry, which e
Of their We heeu medals
awarded fs,rs, bells for
and purity tone We rettinr
chimes, refer furnished oundry
within rods Of the Hudson Enc railroads
direction. A. this
Kind In The United and o bells
orders be filed with despatch. We bells
of tbs States Old bells taken srchangs for
Levels comps-sss, he constantly on hand. Address
A. MENEKLY's Sons,
May 2-lydAcp West Troy, NJ. ".
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ArcAitecas and Drsuxhtsansn l5fh street, Opposite
Tresssry BaiidAnR.
los H. ADAMS, Jr, Co. recently In the EN-
poy government amer several years expe-
aud estimates buildings OF ali kinds draw up r
parties intending TO build. = -
desiring build or alter houses externally
combine good taste with aud utility will
nnd u 10 their interest 10 examine their plans.
NThey will furnish draugh plans Of every
description, with
that may be obtained from departments.
Iney WIN also give particular attention preparing plans
specifications for patents
Oct l6-eolm
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N X. CHAMBERLIys Commerctsi College, b~cssed
". No street. Maryland The
object the reach of individuals
and practical mercantile sduca
yoaag oss,n knowledge of
few weeks than be acquired
many in spyo ne co-ntns house.
The soohas book keeping
and trade M~rcan-
according approved methods
fscuca rspsai of s~suy
law
beside other pctnis for
uoderstsnd The
from
T.rs vscscn sppcs enter At time and
ssd gsduste For he.,
and have q circular forwarded by ms
Nov i3-lydhep
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THE shove w be rscpened fo The
nnn ~ guests ursAay November 2t since the closing
Juno The copsfsiy rnovss~d enlarged
apscved in vensou warming, 40, and improvements
added r~avnsss The s-,rpv n >
With PRACTICAL seeps, and rcrscrs st'sn
ucr ~ the e~sine the hopes 10 merit share Of The
psh''c pstr"nsao 30 hhsrs'y srs~sded hsre,cfsr,.
n. A. WILLARD
wAssrveror, D. g, Nov. a, 1853.
osf-dlm lint. and Star
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osEPH huGCINs, jeweIer has removed his
SIDE oil Pennyivania between
doors west Of Wizards Hotel where opened
and handsome assortment OF fine we
which will be sold reasonable
their calls. - - -
BAN kinds Of jewey and carefully repaired
Nov Il--eod3t'
New GOODS and FashiOns iesne en.-P. j.
sTEER No. Washington Place, 7th respectfully invite
customers aud the public
lie confidently believes that
ana chepness cannot be exced
ovecoa business coats,
ways md, VIII be ready for examination this morning.
Also LOT Of gentemens superior winter
shHts- Nov l3- 3law2w
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Darn or Mas. sMuH.-we greved 10 hear OF
tn. death Of Mrs Mary Jane Smith the lady Of the
Hon. w X smith, representative from The To.eslcosa
tsabans) congressional district She died at Columbus.
Mississippi, on the oolh ult
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By y. G meGUiaE. Aac sione~r.

OFFENSIVE SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyED
~ belonging Baltimore
ciyOn wednesday afternoon November O'Clock,
prens shall sell the following described
od Depot Property and formerly
Tor ticket offices, freight and houses, kc-,
PsnnyvzniA 2d
bach dept c lie feet
et GsibeI With the hsiidnss, Of
nc bnck dwelling house and large frame shed building
Lot IL part a. fronting 20 feet on
north running
10 an alley, containing $3.50 feet
Lots Al b, o. D. and T. subdivisions
honing "a I'd Isl
iS feet alley, and containing sosI y square feet
Lot being subdivisions Of los and 57t fronting
100 feet inches I'd i6 feet
containing % 6osik building
2niial asd we'll built IRE "a by
with heavy foundation headings.
aud admirably adapted for purposes
hvery stables Warehouse
Lots G. H. X l., NJ and X subdivision OF lot in
fronting about Is feet each and Indiana running
back hom - 10 ia feet a l6fee, alley.
Lots o, y, O. X, and - In subdivision of Iot
u
running back lo7 feet nches and each
1911 square feet
The above property cib, within a
few hundred the Capitol
hotels and Offers Inducements profitable
Than probably will occur for years.
Losapbed plsfs Of the
subscriber, the ofhce company
and in Baltimore, and on The ground az the sale.
Terms fourth cash residue IN
twelve, erhte,p, bearing
ny president Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad Company.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Nor ls-d Aucnops.r.
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MORE - GALLAGHER, Iron Femndsrs snd Manu-
vi Cast Iron Railing, Ridge
FAIadpb,s make order railing
public and private grounds, Also all kinds Of
w~n snd
would respectfully invite the at,e1no. o tse eir~ns
wsshnston vicinity enclosing III. Lafayette
square sr~cmen drawings DESTROYS %
msttns sslecuon.
r-soSnos
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The steamer osCEoLA vii. a he s.pea
E~4l(a-p her, running regularly IN. above
place leaving Washington Sunday, af 7
O'Clock, m returning, iesv. Baltimore Tuesday.
O'Clock,
w regularly going and rctnnin Al r.
Ms Rver and Cons River, and the usual landnss the
Potomac, for ngnsis IN land.
ago freight ususl rstss.
JAMES MITCHELL,
sept 2l-ecdu Captain
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WASHiNGTOS STOVE MANUFACTOKY. southeast
The subscriber 1ess leave @ ca. the ssnoa q n many
and hs public carefully selected
Ss nvsss COOK .s aass for o. wood
s s o" ~ - os seen % Ss a0
osome three hundred sold within the last sixteen months
New World heavy article for coal wood
Black Diamond for Unanimous or anthracite Goals
Vernon air-ugh, for wood
ss,i%o,s B,4a more. ai,.aga,, for wood ss
Delaware Cook, for wood or coal
Enchanress, for wood OF coal
Factotum, for wood or coal
an. Victor complete, s.p e. for % wood ID or ac coal
Cooks Favorite, for wood
Kitchen Companion, for wsod
BSsl Snss Top Sss or al Sns sn platte 70 70, wood
RANGES.
range which, economy oper-
alton, has not been surpassed
Water backs for ditto.
WOOD AIRTiGHTs.
Home rtght new and beautiful pattern, close
Home air-usht, two-stOry, close open front
Revere air tight
Baltimore air tight
Star tight
Russia sir-usht, top bottom plates, &C.
PARLOR COAL STOVES.
Lafrober, for heating
Radiators, 10 r. and I4inch, my different patterns
sliding door Franklns, beautiful nnish coal or wood
Open franklins
Star Frsnkiins
Alleshany coal burner
Hot All paIlor
Bosos psror
radiator
Etna radiator
Fire King radiator &c.
DINING ROOM STOVES.
Cast oyen cylinder base
Rufsia iron oven, cylinder base, for coal
Model parior cook, coal
Hot air panos, for coal.
CYLINDER AND CANNON STOVES
In very great variety such
Jenny Lind, Flora, Harp Cannon
ovates, ociason cannon, bar-rcom
Irving coal burne coal bases, ., 10, II, and iainch
ENAMELLED PARLoR CRATES.
large '.or,nen, from the very best northern manufAcu
with circular and plain fenders, German silver and
Pre- slabs, is, 20, =, and atineh, and hre bnck
Cylinder brick, q 10, IL L. IA, and l6Inch
HOT AIR FURNACES.
Cbsons patent warming yentsuns fsrnaee
awarded the Worlds Fair medal London, s5i besides
gold and silver medals n pem'um Al the recent principal iir'
by chi.on, ESQ., Boston,
are our sxes completely adapted for burning anthracite and bu
following important improvements
Purity Of the
economy in fuel gr.si dursb furnscs not isb. s pa.
perfect safety against .stDs bodnss ne in ~h,eh they
caed be set in low cellars and easily managed.
Aso portable furnaces for stores first noofsin d~ens
Msrss1sd ron p.ae asd s.uds saiamander
Marble Company e3 Broadway New York. sAs G. Herring
president consisting Of Egyptian bocaee verd antique and agate
Coal hods, all sizes
Bright and Jspanusd In great varie'y.
kus-s snd American work. such hrs boards piping
and repairing, made up At short notice.
Tia ware made 10 order
Goods delivered free 81 charge.
respectfully my
before purchasing elsewhere feeling confident thai
passed quality or eheaPnes. IA Tins D',s, o, ssS
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue
:, . =. =. a, ~. a. uU,,~9S,
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Great Match RWnpinG Race $500. wei
bAa Cowrse, Alexandria CO., Va
THERE win he for 500
Tuesday,, November od, soa, O'Clock precisely. Hes,
one mi ~ repssl
r. suit enters b. r. Iohn Graham
". n. Nan sssts Anna.
The bred,
cosnuy, asd he expected The proprietor cf
offers the following as hrrc
oy unsv entvs~e nahs rsce1
Parse Of eoo fos wsdaesdsy Nove~tsr rdcss mis ssd
pest,
Of ssaa Thursday mi'--
peat
sae rrd.y, November s5four il~s srd
Entire. be made the by Fndsy Nove"s IAN, BE-
fss. ~ O'Clock
Tb. fenced ssd w.d~ Other i'm
confidently the public that they
CYRUS MARTIN,
Nov la-ss~usbr.A Proprietor
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nR WATKINS inserAs deliver series o familiar
language, critical
uho have wrepu the sshl~ct
The being
inueducsory
asd critical ersrsc~ cf s prevailing opinion orps
q the Er0lsh Language.
~r~s viii - n seri~. ssr,,s,c,
l.a e~ues~saM, c~ ticket admitting person
he evening. -
~sH - Ssssv-e-H csrpss
Thur~6ay v~utwR NJ = O'Clock.
rcts,. acA of v Hsrbsosh,
Of Mrs. Anderson
nt Msary, Pesesy'vsn'a sve.ss.
Nox s-Au
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SHOEsi SHOES SHOES would respectfully call the
~ attention OF interested TO our
large stock Of boots
TO The ladies we would state thai complete
In style and quality. We follows:
Ladies' french CATERS, black brown light color
DO do Wellington boots, and without heels
DO do button
DO do Alpine button boots, superior article
Do do white satin and cloth CATERS
DO do do do slippers
DO do toilet
Do do black nd brnnx XIX slippers
DO heeled CATERS, n ON 81 o 81 So
Misses and ciiidren's button 81 81
Together with all other qualities chd
CATERS, boou siips, Jenny L,nd, Jefcrsonis.
For gentlemen have boots Oxford ues
button CATERS and low shoes every style qualify
shoes every VARIETY.
We would adv.e all q purchasing As our
stock has been selected from the
win endcavW quality forret
10 call al A. HOOVER SONS,
South sde of Penn avenue between 6sh and nh streets
Nov Il-2sw6w
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Collectors Once. Soyember = Il

CoHectOrh Once, November ., 1853.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS -Noiice Is hereby
~ TO all who indebted
count Of taxes for The e3 description
the same be paid before 3st Of
will be the collection
by sale Of the property according
NOV 9-5tawM X. J. ROCHE, Collector.
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HORN AND LANDI's TERrsICHoREAN MrNsTEEIs
AND BURLEsQUE OPERA TRoUPE
senueme~ Washington ey win
of
Hs commencing TusspAr Evssse November IS
inuiee Until further notice.
Peri fall ses
Cards of ad No half price.
Doors open half past half past
Tickets had the Irving House all principal
w. HORN,
Nov i3-du Conductor.
sgAsTs s.s chiidrs~'s Hats and c.ps er All styles
Il cooes, and qualities
A,~o, ni..e.' f.h white. bsch drab. new
and large assortment just received at
CHss. H. LANES
Hat, Cap and Gents Furnishing Establishment,
Penn svsnue, ~
Nov la-d6nf
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lFE ISsJHANCE-Repsu Louisiana STATE MedicsI
IL Society on Tho meteoroo0y, vital ard
State n Louisanzs by T. H. Barton, ~. D., 10 Ad
ded appendix showing a lie
Louissns with tables a Of
psn,ss, the laws Of probability s, tEns,.h
also the experiences Of the London m oces BY
". g. Heart For sale TAYLOR k-MAURYs
Nov l6 Bookstore, sire