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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25
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large and Influential meeting Of the citizens Of this
city was held Tuesday night, at o'clock, at Tho Nc.
tropoltin Hail. Franklin street. 10 devise proper means to
ras funds 10 aid Of the sufferers by yellow fever At New
Orleans
Tho meeting Organized b. appointing bic Honor,
joseph Mayo, Mayor Of the city, to the chair.
WIN r. Muoiorl appointed Secretary.
The Mayor said that the occasion which brought them
together that evening was Of Ordinary character
IL bad pleased Providence visit Of sister cities
with an anctoo unparalleled ia the history Of human suf
lerog and n render the relief Of the sufferers there
Wa the Object Coz which the meeting was called together
New Orleans presented q that tins scene Of affection
beyond human description. Her population we're being
devastated by a terrible epidemic, in thousands, aud
many Of them he could understand not ony suffer
ing aoder the awiul peslencs viii which IL pleased Pr0
whence to set them but we're "a state Of aoal dis
trcs 10 relieve them Tie obsct ~hioh induced hin
10 call that meeting log'lher Il not hh intention
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25
IlIEI

On The Goth inst NJ the residence NJ his mother Dc
WILLIAM J. CLARKE, eldest son OF the late Dc vi
csith Clarke n the 2au year of be age
Here rests his head upon the lap Of earth
A youth to fortune, and IN fame unknown;
Fair science frowud not on his humble birth,
And melancholy markd him for her own.
Large was lila bounty, and bis soul sincere;
Heaven dI rccompenao us largely send
lie gave 20 MISERY all hc had tear;
lie gsn'd from Heaven Ctvas all he wish'd) friend
N, further Geek hi merits 10 disclose,
Or draw hi1 frailtics from their dread abode
There. thcy alike in trembling hope repOse,I
The ~. ON of bic Father aud hs God.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

yATATPR CUVE = W. RANDOLPH has lust published
w q. o. Williams and others The principle q ue
WATER CUHf. with comments and explanatory remarts - y
Tfrnke dessucd point dene1te tue rnies
the mort e sat and tc most btnrcli u bathing,
bl more especially nvahdf tg delicate a weak
Price axe paper, or Soc bound aut2
- agpNRgtgR COUNTY WHITE SULPHUR wArER-we
~ THIS gay received uflcr supply ~ this MALtk and
shall frequent receipt dufug that
ohacs algays rely uJ. being FREsH TIE barrels
tanna prepared sh especial ths aafvan "
lfvaasbs qutes, rendering ecent in W hcti vhcn
taken ~ she springs
b. bbt on hand, ana ior sale ~ ADfE GRAY,
aa35 Sole Agents ior Ne PtopiieloIs.
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HarmOuy.
this country

Our Democratic friends of the Strict Construction
school are striving hard to mend matters and to do
rive some comfort from vague rumors of Washington
correspondents that the President does not entertain
the views ON the Pacific Railroad question: put font
by Secretaries Davis and Guthrie in the very presence
of their 'honorcd chief" and repeated from day TO
day by the Administration organ. They make out a
strange state Of affairs indeed IL the Pacific Rail-
road is not endorsed by the Administration as Coo.
ernment measure, then the Cabinet is decided and
that the fist and only measure yet indicated under
Gen. Pierce's Administration. Which horn OF the
dilemma will they take-an endorsement ofthe Pacific
Railroad by the Administration, or discordant d-
vded Cabinet to administer the affairs of the Repub
licY 4 split must come. Ii not between the Strict
Constructionist anil the President it must take place
between the President and his Cabinet. The party
is hopelcSsly divided this question, whatever the
Presidents views may bc-that's certain IL this is
specimen of the working of the Administration,
the Democracy are likely to have harmonious time
of IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

this quarter, we know not but IL are to judge by
the hue and cry and the political capital they endea-
vOred tomske by charging Catholicism upon Gen.
Scott in the late Presidential campaign, twill not be
very comfortable TO their Protestant preudiccs and
protested dread at that time of Catholic aseendancy in
this country
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

ES- The Enquirer ofyesterday contains alengthy
article on the Koszta case 1t alledges that nobody
pretends that Koszta is American citizen, and
says:
Lift be determined that this government is account
able for the conduct and answerable for the safety of all
foreigners who have taken but intatory step towards
naturalization, il responsibility OF the
gravity If the United States be bound for the protection
Of every person who makes declaration Of Intention
10 become citizen Of its government should prepare
TO meet its responsibility by adequate increase of its
naval aud military establishments. Tue instant il is
known that this government has contracted such
gagement and undertaken such task all security in the
permanence OF peace lost and liable any
ment 20 be precipated into with any nation, by
the criminal aggressons careless caprice of advenu
rer who neither from birth habit obligation feel
any soeude for the welfare of the7country. Multtud
of agtors and revolution lists will flock Shores
cord the requisite declaration, and then depart their
schemes of mischief or OF patriotism with the additional
bOdnes aud energy derived from consciousness of i'm
punity in any extremity of guilty laudable peril Be-
fore become surety for the safety of who will
wlntonly drag into coaict with friendly nations
should be satisfied that responsible for their pro.
lection by the obligations of public law and national faith
Before begin the sale Of indulgences reckless
agtators of every Aud should be well convinced
a declaration of contingent and inchoate allegiance,
gives them just and sufficient claim 10 our champion
ship"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

In one of the last numbers ofDe Bows Review there Is
the following extract from letter written by j. T. King,
Eq president OF the Georgia railroad "Bes ides good
dividends to stockholders, the ineredsei rde o. lands
within the range Of its influence would more TIA" pay
for the road This Is our experience in Georgia
s.Our population have nearly ceased emigratng, and
many are actually returning the houses abandoned in
former years.
And from an article in the Missssppian OF December
isle relative to the vicksburg and Jackson Railroad,
take the following table
IN Cotaties Ia C0gRtos NOT
Rrifra RrNrRAfs
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FALL GsG53RyD%.

THVus flh-rbsrs received s--- p.1.I o.. Vail
sir-t ~ ... r1G .t ir fsv dl-. I... t.. ...tus.
present ...rH
brace. 400 t.. .If..Ii.s.f
BOOT siJE'. uaIt CARS LEATHER, TRUNKS
t.., co.. r.. N.fIIF h.u ..... a. great .Ir ana rI
'n is t.s f-.t viii ..Ne HHu .tH.r.. r ...I
~ i",It'e-t ty h.It. il . eIuIE ..ys.sr.r.I'F o.
rrIHI a'. . fh.If lIlH. Doe tfra.Hf
h'It. 'r'i'1 F'1iarr trrr h.a effort. Irr. sauIl.t1u
pu..hts 700 U'f... Oh .'y.. fnI rI..".
outEIEs BROOKE
80. Do Ftr,st.
E..Ha.sr. August %. h i-tl
a rTNUON riEEHrE.HTbs E.r1r o1f-'try ffs.unF {.
~ tIr IHsfI n U..H..H. nj .HH N..H.HH .
Dee tls F.e.l Hs h hove sa ..a. fr
- tfr pt.t hf.s rt-, 1900 as h-l o.s oa s.tlfd
OBJ aairr 81 tht e1ari NJ uree.ir
aaP $50. % BO7HFR s..'v.
4. 600 OLD Bacon stDEs at Q cents f,r sale.
au rl. ti4 WHY r0y
kb ,uJ yAs. wiSsrOS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

DO both With passengers and freight and not interfere
with each other
Prom q report Of the Mobile and Ohio railroad, pub
Ished last year, extract the following.
In 1876. nls4s.
Augusta and Charleston, reefs for
ffsights, tSol6ss SeSo,est
u western and Atlantic, receipts for
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IHR COSsTIruTIoN-sTATE-RIGnrs.
RICHMOND WRIG.
MORNING, AUGUST eS, 1883.
TN tnnRl,sPnNnENIs.

Letters business be addressed to the "Edors q,
pe wig"
Articles paper will not be published.
This l. OF long standing be known TO ALL and will
be departed Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines charged for advertisements.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

FUGrTrvE SLAVE CAsE.-Judge Mclean, of the Supreme
Court Of the United States has pronounced decision
the OF negro demanded in Ohio as fugitive from
Kentucky His opinion said coincide with that OF
Mr. Webster that the duty Of providing for the surrender
ofugitves deyoves upon the States and that State Leg
son the mode by which it was designated that tn.
Fugitive Slave Law should be carried out. He decides
that the of 1850 is constitutional a1d directed the
negro to be delivered to his master.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

Marx nv dear sir ratio Of increase in consequence
Of increased facilities and apply II TO our works when they
shall be Ia operation for few years
And here s another astonishing fact showing the IN
rcase OF our population In OF cities IN twenty
hi tba railr dgyst
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De Bows Review, vol. %, p. l5S
Address TO the people of the Southern and Western stat

S-tLNssICAG AND MATHEMATICAL AUADENY-A-as .,.-
- r.. y. at george y Il ffJ4, Prgri4T'y-Te
Institution nteAde' inpart thorough Classical and Mathc
uatca education, flr Tor entering Clc-
the
r the folcEuc months The suhs,ribers,
connected with 81 tr % this
AMI have acquired an Intimate acquaintance both wish the
lurcmens 90 COLLEGES and the iaG Uaratun
themselves tlat iuty w.il satisfaction public
aui the Modern Iau-dhg-s gill be taught by
Nacer; the Mathematics and kagh branches ~ NJ
IL Necessary, comp sseIt assistants vail o. employed
I-,-F0r Classcs and Mathematics tG for each az he Mod
language "a hall payable advance, the remainder
on the (; 1 March
Flr p,rt,lr see our Prospectus which will De- circulated
81 as p0ss uit.
The School viii be- Slo-kae H the location be
hereafter. Ety applications vsired. Apply either u! Cos
-ui F-lEnet Dr. k.r1r Dee found h iu
aud lth streets, aud 81 Patton his
sgrr's residence, corner OF Franklin streets
H-r. -N.sif"r and Faculty UuiTa 0f Va r.cl'rv
virginia Iuy Iaut. u ~ ~ ElvH-i Eu,a-5a, N.~ YORK
ro' L'Hg ana Or Charles Beck Of Harvard Un.yers.y- Gee
! rltsuor, Ia, Boston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

y Our exchange papers Of this State barren Of
ems OF local news, that are uuabs 10 give, to-day,
our usual collection Of them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

Woo 70 Boys Stick your trade, boys, sud learn
hOs Rotk sou aish b. truly independent There
is more putDe sight dian half ~ schanic applying for
wok. lle always ~ tie oJt Of the bill aul labor as he
nav be becomes pefec 10 biz tfse, be can never
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

McAD,uzSG. The MrAiamzing Of the Firmont
aai Weston Turnpike, T. yrs1sug with considerable
piuy. We notice considerable portion of the road
embraced in Mr Lurtys contract, Che first five mile
sOu CifksOurg) has been covered with stone Cldrks
b,,ry Hsgister.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

Dr. Ernest N1s-r has during sessions.
lntar1r IT, she 1r. 90! Modern Languages. Profound aud
tsusgr Iel-aEs, r4bael With facility and
4i.ug knowledge % others, secured 80 A
Teacher. IT, Dis private intercourse with students also Ai.
hG-t0Gcl prime geuelAn!y d-pITtru
a most healtsflI .ulIsuce.
Lam wei convinced, therefore, that Dr. Vpr-r
qIGrl direct higher La in Srhaa, ans WI deserve 90.
confidence % parents and ruarIIl- -. stiiEIE NJ WERE
Professor "f MolcEa Languages, Ac
UniversiLy Of Nr.-..a June ist. l.jI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

lido Will t lenre recommend Mr. George Patton
emin.ny qlaGri take charge Of Ciase aui Mathrua'-
80 Academy. NJ. Ptt the distinguished
dul;e Of h class aui possesses qafcl tbat ,ntite him
a most literal support FRANCIS ~, SMITH,
Va last a 1 . W.T.
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lsI.9t5.2lh pounds
In all

How much Of this would have come through Richmond
IL our roads had been finished?
l name These articles wheat aud tobacco. because
they pay their transit charges and yield large profits
60 the producer Aud rom Virginia, North Carolina
aud Tennessee will also us 1t will after nayng
all EXPENSE return a far Temuueration 10 the farmer
And Of article
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

&j.5as,5s2 bushels.
2s.2S6,Qqg "
b2,l8T, sG3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-25

PIENE-The subscribers manufacturers
In the above articles for sale
gesi assoTments Of spirit lamps be found the United
They would
Lamp which furnishes the brilliant light known
audis constructed the principle Dayy Lamp
make explosion from accident
artificial light where obtained
Materials for light Of best quality
market price. CuAs. STAIR JK, co.
Rrlto NJ
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-01
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.

CHARLESTON, S. G., Sept 2s.--Thc New Orleans
Pic"yn,e, Of the ED, contains late and interesting
letters from Texas. The dates from San Antonio
being to the 18Th instant.
The following are further additional particulars
Of the recent slaughter of eleven Americans by
the Apache Indians party of Americans, num-
bering tiiiy-one, bound for California, reached
Magoitnsvle about the 9Th Of August When
within about one hundred miles Of the place. they,
were attacked by the Indians, who carried of thir-
teen OF their finest horses.
On their arrival III Esleta, the Americans de-
spatched dozen Of their choicest men, mounted
on their best remaining horses, IN search of those
stolen by the Indians. They had been ont but
two days, when they We're met by the Indians to
the number Of $50 or 200, who surrounded them
and killed ten out of the thirteen. Another OF the
party also died after reaching MagoAfnsvile, from
the effects Of the fights.
The letters make terrible complaints OF the
scarcity Of troops for the protection Of the from
lier--almost every day Witnesses some horrible
cruetes and massacres by the Indians. The at.
tention OF the government III Washington is ear
nestly called this distressing condition Of affairs.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-01


VI Storc.-The subscriber desires to call the at
tention Of housekeepers and others to his large and
well selected stock OF housekeeping articles EN-;
bracng almost everything deemed requisite in
housekeeping, which he is determined to sell
low as the same articles can be purchased in any
of the eastern cities
His stock at present consists, in part Of
French and English China and Crockery Ware,
in dinner, Dessert, Tea, and Toilet Sets.
Cut and pressed Glassware.
Gilt and mahogany frame Mantel, Pier, and
Toilet Glasses.
BrohZcd iron Ilat-racks, Standards. Andirons,
Tenders, Cantlcabras, &c, Shovcls and longs.
Solar Lamps and Girandoes, Hall Lamps
Plated Tea and Coffee Sets, Castors
Walters and Tea Trays. Cake Baskets.
Covered Dishes, Card Receivers, Candlcsticks
Trns, &c.
Stair Rods. Table Cutlery Japunned Goods.
Britannia Ware, block tin Tea and Coffee Urns
Chatting Dishes Oyster Turcens.
Dish Covers. Egg Boilers, &c.
Bohemian Glassware, iron framed Dressing
Glasses
Terra Gotta Ware, Door Mats, Baskets, Brushes,
Woodward. Cooking Utensils. &c.
With u magnificent collection Of Mantle and
Table Ornaments and Fancy Articles generally,
altogether forming the largest and cheapest as
sortlncnt Of House Furnishing Goods ever offered
for sale in this city.
c. w. BOTELER,
Sep ol-2awGw Iron Hall.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-01
4attst Sntelligents.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK. Sept. 30

NEW YORK, sept -.
The Steamship Washington, Capt. Fitch, arrived
at her wharf al halt-past ten.
The Washington left Bremen on the 9th and
Southampton on the nth September, and brings
a large aud costly cargo of German French, and
continental merchandise. with 100 passengers.
Commodore Vanderbill's steam yacht North
Star arrived al Gibraltar on the LIST September, IN
seven days from Constantinople. and was 10 leave
Tor New York on the l2ih.
The Madrid correspondent Of the MorMiH g
Chronicle states that the questions OF the reception
Of Mr. Soule, The American Envoy. was discussed
by the Council Of Ministers, III LII Gran on the
I'd instant.
Tclcgraplic accounts from Vienna announce
that the lost Jewels of Hungary, affirmed by the
Austrian government to have been stolen by Kos
suth and his ministry, had been discovered near
Orschova. buried under ground. The Jewelry
comprises the Hungarian crown and insignia,
and The cloak OF St Stephen The latter was al
most destroyed by damp.
The cholera was making progress Al Nrwras-
tlc-on-Tynr. Scventy-fve cases, most OF them
fatal being reported.
The warkc preparations OF Turkey were car
rird on with undated rlEor The troops were
working NIGHT aud day on the Notifications on the
Danube. The Turkish army in the vicinity OF
rarna amounted 10 10000 men, with 30 guns and
six batteries ot heavy metal.
The Porte had contracted for 100000 winter
coats for their troops.
ne FEy pttaN dIttE "ihs TcN""'a y
the Sultan. would proceed 10 Shninla
Advire> from Jnssy. 10 the 10Th OF August men
lion tia, the consus OF Great Britain and FRANCE
had left tina, city. The public were panic slrnc k.
|, was considered that General Lud"rs, Il, the
head OF Il fresh corps OF Russian troops, was
marching upon Molda,o. The cholera was max,
ing havoc ia Bes>artb.
twas not certain whether the reJcc toI was pure
and simple or whether (,ays the Times reaso rs
for The rejection We're stated which would ncccs-
suriiy lead to further negotiations The emperor
himself was al once 10 proceed 10 Warsaw and
on the I'D Of September was 10 meet the emperor
OF Austria Ill OlmutZ
War between Russia and the Porte was now
considered inevitable, adyiceS from the lower
Danube state that Onicr aasha was in al cnIbar-
RAISING position. His soldiers insist on lighting
the Russians. He cannot overcome their resoli-
ton. and there reason 10 fear that the fanatl-
csm Of the troops would interfere with future
negotiations.
CoNSrANTlNorLE. Aug. 81. All regular conllnu-
nication with the Russian ports is interrupted
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-01

lNl den Sydney College, Richmond, Va.-The
sixteenth annual course Of lectures will com.
mencc on Monday, the 10th day Of October 1883
and continue unit, the LIST Of the ensuing March.
The commencement for comforting degrees will
be held about the middle OF March.
K. L. Bohannan, M. D., Prot OF Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
l.. w. Chamberlayne. NJ. D.. Prot OF Mater,a
Medica and Therapeutics.
Martin p. Scott, NJ. d. Lecturer on Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
Clas Bell Gibson NJ. d., Prot. Of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy.
Carter p Johnson, VI. D., Prot Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
David Ii. Tucker, NJ. D.. Prot of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
Arthur Z. Pc,lcoas, NJ. d., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The study Of practical anatomy may be prose-
cutrd with the most ample facilities and at very
trlIng expense
Clinical lectures are regularly given at the col
lrge inirmary and Richmond almshouse The in
Urinary, under the same root with the college, and
subject to tue entire control OF the facu y is at all
times well filled with medical and surgical cases,
and furnishes peculiar facilities for clinical in
>truction. Many surgical operations are perform
ed IN presence OF the class and the students be-
IN. freely admitted TO the wards enjoy under
the guidance ri the professors. unusual oppor,u-
mites Tor becoming familiar with the symptoms,
diagnosis. and treatment Of disease.
ExrESsEs.-- Matrculation fee So Professors,
fees, 500. Demonstrators fee, SO. Graduation
fec, Sa5.
ny The price Of board, inc,ding fuel, lights,
aud servants attendance, is usually So or S34 per
week. DAVID II. TUCKER NJ d.,
Sep 2,--ti Dean Of the Faculty.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-01
Late from BERN nla.

Advices from Bermuda to the 2l>t instant were
received last night The yellow fever had reached
its height, or--averaging the deaths to the pop
ulation---had rather finished its work nj Saint
Georges. The acting governor, Colonel George
Phillpots, X. f., died on Sunday, the 18th instant.
Twenty-tour other persons We're taken of the
same day, twenty on Monday, and up TO eleven
o'clock on the 2Olh, seven more had died. The
Presbyterian ministers salary bill had been re-
jected by the colonial council, The late acting
governor was brother 10 the Bishop Of Exeter, in
England. He had only reached the colony in May
last, and his lady was about u set Join him.
IN. y. He,aM
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-01
q n1ti n.
BY ). G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
A ucti0n Sale of valuable Real Estate
N adjoining the new Railroad Depot.


A uction Sale Of valuable Real Estate
IN adjoining the new Railroad Depot.
On Monday afternoon, October 3, at 4 o'clock at
my Auction Rooms, | shall sell the following de-
scribed valuable property, viz:
Part Of Lot No. B. square 63O. fronting % feea
on New Jersey avenue, adjoining Foy's new Hotel.
ON the north running back about IL feet.
Also, part Of Lot No. 3, in same square, fronting
30 feet on ID street, and adjoining Foy's Hotel to
the eastward, running back 10 feet
Also valuable lot fronting IS feet on D
street, running back 2s5 feet.
Either of these valuable Lots are suitable for
hotel. stores, extension OF railroad buildings coal
and lumber yards. &c, Their adaptation for bus
mess or profitable speculation is too apparent 10
require comment.
Terms One third cash, residue in six twelve,
and eighteen months. for notes satisfactorily Sc
cured, bearing interest. Title from the United
States,
Also, Al the same time and place, will be sold
that valuable and choice property well-kaown a.
BLADENSBTRG SPRINGS,
situated al the northern part Of the village OF Ba-
densburg, including about ten acres Of land sur
rounding the same.
There are two springs on the ground, one called
the Public Spring between Ross street and the
Bridge. and the other about the same capacity,
between the Bridge and the river.
The sulphur and. chaybeate qualities of these
any in The country, and afford an opportunity to
purchasers TO found the most valuable and pro6ta-
bic watering place eStant
By railroad it is only ten minutes ride from
Washington, and one hour from Baltimore, being
also very pleasant drive from Washington.
Terms: One-,hird cash; the residue in six,
twelve, and eighteen months, for note. satisfacto-
rily secured, bearing interest.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
sep M-td Auctioneer.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-01
DIANOs. STATIONERY, Music. &
stlislflla mf0us.
MAGAZINE FOR OC1

III ARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR OCIO-
IL ber for sale al Joe. Shil!inetuns Book store
iar,crs Magaz me for October. last continuation
oI Abhn,> life 81 Napoleon, conclusion OF Bleak
House; together with many either interesting ar
trlr> and over iiily illustrations.
knckcrbockcr Magazine Tor October
i'ntnam's Magazine for October
The Forged WIN, this is novel OF absorbing
interest the scenes hit-likc. and the moral eX
rr!lcn.
The Attorney, by John Quod, cheap edition.
Blc1k House complete. cheap edition.
t;odcys Ladys Book, Graham> Magazine. and
Ladies' National Magazine for October, all beanti-
fully illustrated: and containing handsome fashion
plates.
t;IeasonS Pictorial. l5arnums Illustrated News
and all the literary newspapers for this week.
Everything in the book and stationary line for
sale at
JOE sHlLLIGTON'S Book Store,
Odcon Building corner OF 4! street and Pennsyl-
vana avenue. Sep 3O--3t