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CRrFywoop CENETERY-The subscriber re-
NURSERIES,. sYRACUsE. Y. v.

IGHIAND NtRSERlES. S1RACDSE, y. y
Attnon is invited Nurseries the Highlands south
overlooking The city Of Syracuse haf mile from TIA
Rs road shoJ , .
ground. have north niiOn na sypc-re with sod Of
elty ann gTEyelly losIn.
se propazsed with from choice vricte brN
Ing everything and dersle snd ctezed Tor strength
ah vigorous growth shea .np nted .nd early
fruit
Among Apples-enbfseng AL the leading vs esre eight
thousand Northern SPY sN TO ten ie.t hh aud HcorosnJ
Che and Pea great yarfyr 1ndsrd aud Dwarf
Plum and PesF Seedlings The last year
cd strong perfectly heAhy We spare 1900 u
Baam Fir IS inches 20 feet high Roses ia
great variety. Bucklhofn plants tso years old ....
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a. - es than any ether
FLosIDA
TIE ST JOINS capt Jsraes fre-orn stesaer'
NELAkA Capt King and WiLLlAA tA.IOH Oap- iae'
Z rh.~ Arm reE-isr hne con1eccog VII tsese ttse
ssvst Ash ever TUESDAY HI RsDAf and kOAI
rornrs l. 0e0ck for Pszts F1rcs ioaehng Dir7a s9e
a. MAry' O>orsis jacksonville AdtebuTE Poolsts sna %
foridA Tbsse to.s having gns1psssd tocs aoe
for PsssrS ara krs tie 14n1 ros s1er s1peros u
dsts foT inEa|ies and others .. =. =.
For Fr,shi gusss sppy SAMUEL L MITCHELL Ne Is
BrcssSsy, StEfo
EOR ST. THOMAs-The Br. T. " Steamship
DEE J o. Psrksr I'll SAL for the so0Fs Ps "a
N1ITLASB PHELPS CO. Nc IL ssoaes
LABE REDUCED to sl5-Bs the United state.
j Mai WHEEL stesusblp O.PRtY. from PHlL ADELr
toCHABLEs1OS 4. Pre-. Of P~~sse = tse o 80 Oh
an yle Az srlte rocs "a "a n-irs
Laws klsrs Dht ~ Ch4firsfga- > c; -. ~
Ga c1r-l tsy c~rf- a .s-s-'ff'f'''''f
safrrssy Oct 4 a. ss---'--'t.
Oh - uft1, OF 2. ST. .sssss.t''sfr''''' a.
On s.iufesy Nv. e '---'''''. "
On - sssy SoF. - ',,--rrSe yfvrn
Ply 30 IA Ne~ fofk u -
he she O. Ehssy CO EKpus- eofasr :, 49,
F,u CLsiie.',I fL,d ipstE S-p ~ oet ], COS =
Tor lIVERT OOI. OCT. s-s'eamship ANO1 =,
i sSy n1naud -bins . - p a. -
f.-issn ~ a ias nd a. t-sJ sAa a. ~ a. AZ
N~' H'' q CUSARD, ~. I B0-nss Gfssn-
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ITO SOUTHERN TRAVkLEkS.-The new d)dole

nin iFS Sx ., ~ y,ss
\, f.t ~ Rhmold arriving Norfolk early IT ate uoa
included 20 Norfolk, fSi d. 20 feterf
hnfs ana Richmond. SO For sfsfs-roOus. apply 70
ITDIAH L PLEASASrS No = Br0sfSay.
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nANIEL HIGGINS offers for SALE at his long estab
hed Nuer collection Of Nursery Produce,
aong variety Of It and o. ine9fh Trees fio" Ds
shr vsricfi Norway Spree Dwarf boH VAre-
eight Pear Tree
chs low barring The leading ysneus Of CsrrNA O-e-
bsnies SsNbeTs RssbeHcH &C. PsrAgls k0os see Maze,
RhubsTb Plant
United make heir sc'ons len 70 the
prop tor esery 81 b. done OIrrs TJm Ell O no
uion will usual prompt after lon Catalogues sent fss
DANIEL HIGGINS tlnsnuE Long l2nds
orANTHONY J. BLEECKER, No. o-ood e. New -foTk
EULLING, SECURING and OIL SOAP, for Wooden
Aauheurtr Of god quality, aud ow prices delivered ee
esh' any he vessel lncnss railroad d. ps IA
~ " JANIS HARNESS, Schenectady, Y. Y.
GREENWOOD CEMETERY The subscriber re-
~ specially the lot owners Of greenwood hat be
OTcen-io1se IN connection With biz d1oe Estaohsh
rqfr .hsre can tee hrlhhery iowers OF u h7ds
cheap bad SeYofk and j 9 iLt ADD ft 10
order by o,hrwse Persons gill end 70 their
select themselves and hubused b. Cee.sy
reference viii Va al h. given IL required
be ordered aud pnncJl nelly ssnd
J. EDWARDS Marble Yard and Florist Garden,
ned
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CANDs SYRUP Of HOAkHOUND aud vEVEiA-
- BILE ExPEcTosAsrs-a Is ana 8 ssss-A 1900 -
and az .tsh sasdSs Mammoth Drss stsfs, 30 1Ss
VOUNG MAN, do you want Whisken' OhEMAn,
i do you want Hart II yos do oasasn sn1 70 -
Il b. Beard hsif - nrov
oss and ,beL aIA azure The skin hh uss
a. frsI will show bottle of he eSssuy
r o GRAHAM, No 81 Ahsst, and ell Drlssz, bsooaJs an
No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-08

An Elpe.s Trsin Of Passenger Cs viii lesve ssssanah every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY. 81 oelock " rter tas sTiFI
he abr t2ks INTO COLUMBIA. The nsIt n0rn-
scoek Ane ct0 A0slsVnsEy Be sane dsJ H. A-0al
hour rom savannah II k0an le- Ant
travel than by ofa-r
Fare ron NrSiorE -sF zuuzh.. 20 ~
Fare iron savannah 70 Nous ouery............ .
Tos.I ..................... So -
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ctCgrIs-s fec included.
.p7lyro MosYnON, 20 81 6ross~sy.
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-Selni-

W-eky uuicd fhc aid fat going ses1er
JAMES ADGER }. Dekason Commando vi irays Pier No
River SATURDAY o., Q - o'clOck p " precisely
Fo feisht apply eosd Stsre al h Of lseas Si De- signed
sPoFFORD TTLEsTOSs Co NJ. 30 Bsosdvay.
rhouq a. r.csefs % Florida q ags sougIe 81 20
Pnst., -
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DUFFALO. CORNING and NEw-iORk RAIIi

I'D EXTENSION AVON SPRINGS >od CALr.oSe
t caves Coming AS p NJ ~ immediately 90
the arrival Of Day ErpesS a ADD 5iyiss = Aoo
sp.ines a. NJ Rc-crnnE bages Avoo ~ n - "a
nss,s uh he Day E1pF Es witch aEvos 81 Se~AT s s0o0
ioP.M -.,. a..
Nal Tra CoEpiss all " M Arrives ~ Avoa = w
4 n Rergnns. leaves Avon a. 2a p NJ csn1ecne ~E1 ms
Sishf EHprts uhch arrives Naw-YorS sAout 10 A. -
Ibis Rad beipg he brad aN s1d d,crS f90 ire
Fre Rsrosa liFrcy Avon SprDsN he coaoftA9ie
Aui ionsr Nsxysn-cy 20 ghAt place.
Thrrrh New oociS WAyA1d Ccnerus and
Avon procured 'he SeEYofk and Sns RNrod Ohce
so of s1s 10 AZ eher shs ahove-na-A Sriog New
Ncfk. } 4 AZ pfthtD caperin ctslsot
1pern:ndrnis oee. BSaao CoTans and Ss"fois RArOsA
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NEM.YoRK to MONTREAL, oGsDENBURGH,

~ bURLING1 on sn3 sr yohNsDuRYBy RAlro.4 va Se~
haven SpfinsfrA Bellows Fss Rltlaad Niad>or ate RIVER
". l. Rvt- Nor psier 81 Aban and R08ses Point. ckse o.
fc, Haven Ra0ad ecoSiwaY and Canal and se
ma sfhav Frprs trains AN and PM B4esass cSeekee
through. For freight Rpplyto =, 49, ,
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NEW-YORK aud ERIE RAILROAD. Pass

~ Trains sag. pier foot Of Ouanesf. follows
DAY EXPRESS a. A N. sor 0unkirk sod bunslo.
A Dunkirk and bursio ane interned,st'
STALLION. b. this train vii remain over nsn soJ na
ALGUaMODATlOs IL ~ r. ~ for Delaware ana al inter
WAY p NJ for Dsna.ue snA all Intermediate EAiiors
NIGHT EXPRESS Il 5 P. NJ, for DuDkiTk and Buffalo
EMlGRANTuG NJ for DBabifk add A.. ntenedisto sstors
On Sundays only one express tram, At 5 -,
e esprs. trains eounect Il Duusk with Gke he Shore IA
Cleveland Cneinnst Chicsgo AZ snd bsaaS I'm
6re spened for Cleveland Ssntssy Toledo Det<o
md CHICAGO CHARLES MISor. Superintendent
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEf New
~ Yor. sorneryss sad sfrsBsemeau anc
.htr Oct 1855 Tr.iIs Will lssys o
Deys NewYork, "a n, n NJ .nd y p M SsS foxk boi
Somervne (Wsyl P Leav. Philpabugh opposds ston
AZ 81 and A NJ, "a Pm Leave souerylls WAY ~oo NJ
ms me coansc,, 9Th By A. hsisosd COmp~nJ toos
Sag eonr with tram. from New Yos follows from ism
fd or Ba1ksEdse &c om sOtneyie ioT fespsct SC
Flenington, ron kiston Vf os'oe'e'
WA s.herre bethlehem Allentown h.Deh hsnf Nc &c.
GEO n. rEGRAM sapesintendsnf
(ANDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 10 PHlLA-
DELYHIA-Frum Pier North Ryer, Ot u 8aft.ry place
Two Lres daily ~ and Accommodation Line " 10
N stenbosf TRENTON % south Aneoy Asnss ~ car, 20
sor5sSo~u AID scea boat 5TOCKTOs PhlHdezhe Fare
az ErpnS Line d P. N BY steamboat JOIN rOrtEk %
Amb0y tbenee Cssden b Throush no0r SHs
s3 Hetglnins- leave Phl.deipha s 70 4 n and ~ u
DUFFAL O and NEW-YORK CITY RAILROAD 10
ID Nv OH .nd gri. Rsry.d H0RsELLsstLLk sheaoe
% RIFPALO leave ron oos q Duaae n"~s
BUFFALO ExP.Es-ThrOoxh - IA hosfs WtnSof eaAass
a bszss I for aeaneD % iafr
el5AN MAIL TRAIs-stopptng q al ltsfiors a.,
SPIN ExpREss TAAts-Airve q Bafalo 9. . IAN
TefsS No COsItlAEGsst- and - io2i o. ga-ne
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,.,urt LIVERPOOL and PHM.ApELpHIA STEAM

THIRD-CLAss PASSENGERS. -
linked number Of thrics n be taken from fni'
a5eIt biz ard Liverpool and found in prov SONS 81,
adephis frorn POOL
OF p..sase be seued here paries who dosrOus
Of bru zius out their friends y corresponding RACES
Az erperi need surgeot viii ~ esrrIed escn shtP
an draas drawn : sigh England and Ireland.
For re xhf pHsssge sppy 20 ThOMAS hIChhhpSVs
No 10 Broadway { ana No Wslsssf Phi seelphis,
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Steamboats, ano Hiilrcaoe.
~ MILES nIGrANcR RAVEnI-ONI.Y

AiAft MILLS picFANTE 6ANbDs-oNLf
- IhlRTf-slA nd AALF dOrRs ~ CHA ~
Ale sISnN s0vrHEss RuRoAn LINZ sArriaS sss Jrsst
Hesera - thrc.sa Ma ar CAreea r. lsa Nhwaskee
R,csc, ArlossA ard Al prs LAks Ackssn--Iksusb run
R1.e' - hgr--' - a h1lrs II iann-
fhe fATi1s teat z11 <c11iars 10 i1s
h-tursra b1.sla nd i-srue
EMPIRE STAY J Wssn. urscAaisF 1ascs 1a.-liS NON
DAYS srd THURSDAYS
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN = D P.sl IA ,.us1,sa.ss. t,aves
Rr-si9 bSDAfs and FRIDAYS
SOR1 HkRS INDIANA l. r. .heast -sEraazfsr, Bafo
WFpNf sDAYs ard SATURDAYS
o.e If ,h- .svT. Fpentd ssrne' ~ rave she MAas h.
~ Rsrr,a Line O'Clock r. " every excrrt
ID F-s. shrc-sA Manros Eihrlr Eniirs N
,he-e "a xrre1 frzD vii D. o waszns
- srsct . thisaro hcrrs. kzsus sTeanF asr oavins
Bl5alo. .
THR LAKE, SHORE RAILROAD re n I'm 'sron with ms
Inilos Ristr. ,r.. ~, 49,. A.,
Y1k a.. Rslrr ID, n1rs0 D. 1e Pecres ie ~ Soena-
baals HassIn SAros3 "a AihN5y -1d barNA pJ
TotlS POTTER NJ 1rosif7sy Dcy-st- " l.
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IL tIFIt 1T fails uhammatoy aud Cbronc
hhepn,liarp Neuralgia Lumbsso I've Dolsueus CbilbiAns
a. Cramps and the Limbo and all kisds Of sprsns
and 4 Tries.
For ssie Charles H. Rings q Johns and Broadway
Chas Smith Canal j. Coddingion No no broaa
wsy w ID Crambie. No. $40 B0wery and No @l brostvayJ
C0ndLe No l6s sthay. and No 81 das and hs ~
HAYS No I7b FulonSt Brooklyn Il. CrcHis ssh certM
cafes om snhorly the United States be bod ~
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IL SWALLOW TAIL LINE
s,air % ard from LIVERPOOL the Gh sna Is; Of every
month
Pas,s can application 10 gndesned soie pas
Ger As,Dts - ~,
Rrnfisncssto FNGLAND IRELAND, SCOTLAND sod WALES
DRaFTs amounts from 81 and ard Ehea are pay
hls AZ sgh. free Of charge,
lhe bark Of land D. blin, and al irs branchesi
Nessrs Mills 4 Co. Bankers LOubard-s- Lyndoni
The National B1uk Of Scotland, OlNgoT.
Ne.-rs Bowman Grinnsil 4 CO. Liverpool
For further Information spPly, II By Letter Gopsd 20
BOWMAN, GRtSNELL Co,
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THE BRITISH snd NORTH AMERICAN KOIAI

a. cap rsncsd surgeon on hoard- - Q, ar
The of hsss sims III. uo b ic'oun 20 for dod
pullion Sp@ce Jeuelry SION Metals balls %
adm her0I and the value hr,oi sheselH pressed
For freight 81 passaga sPply - ...- =. ,a 49,,
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DIR. ,. 5. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS

For Diseases Of the HTomb and Female Weak.
ness. Also, for Weakness of the Back,
Spsnr, Lotns, DC, they hare no equal.
TNHIS DISEASE, heretofore treated by
i bandages trusses, and internal supports
which can only prove palliatives, yields COM
pletely to the use of these tonic, strengthen
ing Golden Pills. They have q peculiar af-
fnity for the debilitated muscles of the Fe-
male, and in no instance have they failed in
radically curing those distressing complaints
females are so often subject to they brace
the whole system, giving strength and viyac-
ity to the frame at large
Iwenty-seven years experience in the use
of these Pills in my practice has been the
means of dispensing with more bandages alb
dominal supports, pessaries, and golden balls,
than many individuals now manufacture. Fe-
males of the present age are rs perfectly
formed as mother Eve. or those mothers of an
tiquity, and require no external support The
muscles of the body, kept in due tone by rem
edles OF this character. are sufficient sup
port, and all that nature ever intended
These Pills have been pronounced by the
thousands. (amongst whom was the wife of r.
distinguished Senator from Louisiana, and the
widow OF an Ex-Governor of Delaware,) who
have used them, as superior to anything hith-
erto known. J. S. ROSE, NJ. d.
Price 30 cents per Box.
- To be had at all the respectable Drug
Stores in Washington, Georgetown and Alex-
andrla. feb 25
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PROGR ANNE

L. The line will be formed in front of the
C"ton office at p. m, the right resting east,
market by an assistant marshal
T. The schools will form in line as allotted
TO wit: lst. Union Chapel I'd. Ryland Chap
Ell sd, English Lutheran ; 4th, Foundry Chan
Ell; 9TH Mckendree Chapel 9Th F street
Presbyterian It'll, Methodist South: 9Th
Fourth Presbyterian oh, Second Preshvter''
IAN 10th, Tenth street Baptist lIth. F. street
baptist; 18th, First Presbyterian 18th Wes-
ley Chapel; 18th, Methodist Protestant; 10Th.
Enenezer Chapel 10th, Trinity Church 18th.
trace Church. 18th, Gorsuch Chanel 10Th,
Sixth Presbyterian Goth, English Hill Dist
Methodist Episcopal Mission Schools.
Should any other schools wish to join the
procession, places will be assigned them On
their arrival at the time of forming.
). Officers and teachers will form On the
right OF their respective schools
f. The banner of each school will rest on ;ts
right.
D, The star-spangled banner will mark the
centre OF the line, and be borne by an assist
ant marshal
o: The speakers, ministers of the gospel.
and representatives Of the press. will take no
sition on the right of the line.
Z. The line will move off in double file at 81
p. M, the assistant marshals on the right and
left, at equal distances
0. Inc procession Will enter at the north
gate OF the Capitol and. on arriving at the
ground designated, the speakers, ministers of
ne gospel, and representatives of the press,
Will be conducted to seats on the platform by
an assistant marshal
- The schools being seated, the assistant
marshals will take position on the Hanks at
intermediate points
TO- The President Of the United States. and
other persons specially invited by the commit
fee' Will be conducted to seats On the platform
by marshal
The following gentlemen have been appoint
Ell assistant marshals, viz: P H. Hauptman.
+. l.. Harvey, Fl. Fl. Reidenow, John NJ. Dom.
John W. Wade. - Pascoe, W. G. Moore,
Il: d. Gilman. W. j. Rhees, z. Richards. John
Whltwell, c. ". Boteler, L. Myers, VIM. c..
Langdon, and I. Campbell
W. P. YOUNG, Chief Marshal.
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uR,. 7. : R1SE'S

GREAT PAIN CURER. The wonder of the
0Age!! All Pain cured like Magic This
wonderful preparation is used internally and
externally, giving immediate relief for all
bodily pains.
If used according to directions, it not only
relieves all pain, but it cures it usually or the
first application. It may be relied upon for
curing and giving almost instant relief, as
thousands who have used it can testify, to
rheumatism. Ague, Sudden Colds, Cholera
Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, P,eurisy, Ear
Ache, Tooth Ache, Cholic, and all pains in the
Stomach or Bowels, Head Ache. Pains in the
Womb, Pains in the Limbs Joints, Back.
Spine Diseases, Lumbago, Scalds, Burns Chill.
h!ains, Sprains, Bruises, Pimples, and all
Chronic Eruptions.
If you wish to be relieved from ALL PAIN,
use DR.. Roses PAIN CURER.
If you desire to be cured of ALL DIS
EASES, take his Family Medicines.
Price l23, % and 80 cents per bottle.
20 To he had at all the respectable Drug
Stores in Washington, and Georgetown, D. c.,
and Alexandria. Va. feb IS
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THE SUBSCRIBER has just received anoth.
Il er supply of those UNIVERSAL STONE
JAR REFRIGERATORS manufactured by
Il. Z. FARSOM, of Philadelphia and which
received DIPLOMA from the Metronol;tan
Mechanics Institute of this CITY. -
1t is conceded by those who have examined
or used this REFRIGERATOR, to be decided
ly the Best Article now in use 1t is 80 ar.
ranged that each article of Food or Provision
IS entirely separate or removed with facility.
by the plan of its construction. a current Of
cold air is in constant circulation around each
vessel. and within each apartment; while by
a simple Ventilating continuance. the com.
plete Purity of the whole Apparatus is in
sured
ag For sale at Manufacturer Prices nv
G. W. B0TELER.
ap UT Iron Hall
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OFFICE HOUSE OF REPS, u. S., ]
Nav q 1S53

CEALED PROPOSALS, will be received at
- this Office until II o'clock. m. on Wednes-
day, the eighth day of June next, for furnish
ing one hundred tons of ANTHRACITE COAL
Of the best quality, to be broken into humps
about the size of fourteen pound weight, to
be delivered and slowed in the vaults of the
Capitol, free from all dust and particles of
small coal
Also, for furnishing two hundred and TWEEN
ty-ive cords of the best quality of seasoned
HICKORY WOOD-two hundred cords to be
sawed once, and twenty-five cords to be sawed
twice, and slowed in the vaults. The wood to
be corded in the yard of the Capitol, and
measured at the expense of the contractor.
The Wood and Coal to be delivered and put
away on or before the 10th day of September
next. JOHN w FORNEY
Clerk House of Reps. of the e. S.
m 10-ltd
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MAGyIRE, Fashionable Halter,

North SIZE Penn ar. tuo doors be!ou ! st.
4 Would inform his customers and thee
Apublic that he has just opened veryS
large assortment of Spring and Summer HATS
and CAPS, of the latest styles. to which he
would call their attention; among which are.
Superior Moleskin, Silk, Cashmere and SLOUGH
HATS; Drab, Beaver. Brush. and Pearl HATS;
Panama. Leghorn, Canton. Braid, German.
Sonnet, Palm Leaf, and other STRAW HATS:
Children's Fancy do: Boys and Youths
HATS, of all styles and qualities. Also. Wool
and other Common HATS. All of which he
will sell at very low prices. Those wishing to
purchase anything in his line. will do we'll by
calling at MAGUIRE'S.
m IL Pennsylvania avenue
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

The Anniversary of the Washington
City Sunday School Union will be held
IN the Park east of the Capitol on Mon
day afternoon, 23d inst. Addresses will
DE delivered by the Rev. J. n. DANFoRrH
and the Rev. R. L. DASHED, and HYMNS
VIII be sung by the Schools. The public
are invited to attend.
a procession, according to the follow
ing programme, will be formed, which
clergymen and all persons connected with
sabbath Schools are invited to join. The
exercises at the Capitol Grounds will
commence about O'clock.
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CARD FOR LADIES.

HENRY WEIRMAN'S celebrated Ladies'.
LII Misses, and Children's FRENCH SHOES,
are sold by the undersigned, on 18th street,
Just above Corcoran Riggs Banking House.
in his new building with the high marble
steps, where he will receive Ladies' orders,
and keep constantly on hand a very superior
assortment of Ladies', Misses. and Childrep's
French Cater WALKING SHOES. White and
Black Satin CATERS, SLIPPERS. &c. made
to order by III. Weirman, of Philadelphia. Of
the best French Cater materials and in the
latest Partisan styles. These Caters are en-
hrely different from what are commonly term
ed ''slop shop shoes )" being all custom work,
OF superior workmanship, and warranted to
give perfect satisfaction
Ladies' therefore, who value beauty. com.
fort, and economy, will be gratifed in the OBJ
portunity to consult their best interest and
taste, IN so essential part of female dress.
The ladies of Washington, Georgetown.
h.eSahdrla; ana vicInlty, are respectfully in.
vited to call and judge for themselves
ap Z-9w C.. WIERMAN
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FLORAL CORDIAL.

For the relief and permanent cure Of Gouo,.
rhaa, elects Structures, Seminal Losses.
Lemchoria, Graref, 4c.
TNHE FLORAL CORDIAL has gained extep.
i sive character as a cure. both safe and
pleasant for the above named very eommon
and destroying complaint Persons who have
suffered long with disease and whose constit..
tons have been impaired by eontinous use
of powerful drugs, have been restored 70
h healtn al and i, vigor by the use Of two
would not only save money, but a xre.t dss1
OF oi unnecessary suffering, by giving the Cor
The cordial is pleasant to the taste and pIe,s.
ant IN its effects In using it no restriction.
are necessary.
yPrice, per bottle, only one dollar, -,
Sold by c. ST0TT h Co cor of zth 49,,
ana Penn avenue ". ELLIOTT. cor. At r
and 18th streets; PATTERSON ( yiTpx
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DR.. j. S. ROSES NERVOUS AND INVIH.
GRATING CORDIAL.

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The Greatest Discovery IN ITeaical Science.
TIVE thousands who are sufferinr with anr
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1t cures Neuralgia. Heart Disease. Pa!rita-
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This truly wonderful Medicine from it's ne
culiar happy effect in allaying the most vio-
lent Nervous Affections. and completely Grad
icating them from the system. NAV Justly be
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Nervous Diseases. over which the most rro.
found medical skill has hitherto had no con-
troll. 1t Is grand restorer in building un a
weak constitution, already worn down bv dis
ease and debilitated by other medicine. its
lnvigorating properties act like charm. and
its beneficial effects are almost miraculous =
The weak. the nervous. and those sufferino
with constant pains and uneasiness. are fire.
iuently cured by using single bottle.
Price 30 cents. and to he had at all the re.
snectable Drug Stores in Washington George-
town. d. c.. and Alexandria. Va. feb %
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message to the Council :
MAYORS OFFICE,
GEORGETOWN, Man 13th. 1853.

GEORGETOWN, May 18Th, 1853. {
Gentlemen: The dangerous state of High
Street Road, near the Red Hill. is worthy
OF your early attention. | have for the
last SIX years regularly recommended to
the Corporation to place it in such a state
otsecurity as would protect us from claims
tor heavy damages in cases of accidents to
persons and property. If, upon inquiry,
the Recorder can satisfy you that we are
not responsible for any disaster that may
occur in consequence of persons and vehi-
cles being precipitated in the immense
gullles binding Immediately upon the
road, 1t will be a relief from apprehensions
on that score. But even in that case, it
will present itself as question whether
we ought to prevent such accidents, from
mere feelings of humanity, particularly,
when our own citizens and friends from
the country. visiting the town, are the
persons most exposed to the danger.
You appropriated fifty dollars a few
days ago to mend portion of that road,
but that sum is WIDELY inadequate for
the purpose of doing all that is indispen-
SADLY necessary for the preservation of the
road frommor extensiveinjuries, to which
it is constantly liable from heavy rains
[ recommend that you appropriate one
hundred dollars more. with which, [
think, for the present, the road may be
placed in a proper state of security.
Your Obedient servant,
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
To the honorable Board of Aldermen and
Board of Common Council.