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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-23

FoETY-SEvEN.--We find The following iBan
English newspaper, and submit ID % lbe Curl
Gus inspection Of those who are inclined to be
superstitous on the subject Of numbers:
cit is now a years since Nelson fought the
battle Of Trafalgar; AZ years was the oge 81 KeI-
son at the time AZ years Of age was yelling
ton at Waterloo; n years Of oge was B0napaFge,
whom he defeated AZ years were completed last
year since Napoleon the First was crowned Em-
peror; ~ years is The age Of NapoIeon the Third.
who this year IS made Emperor"
We may add to the above-we hope without
frightening anybody into an apprehension Of
coup q etdt--that Franklin Pierce was 47 oa the
dayof the last Presidential election. .-Sl, Louis
Democrat.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-23

.U~T- There seems to be general concent
among the editorial fraterninty Of the State, to
make the sitting of the Democratic State Con-
vention the time for the editorial convention
We are sorry to see so little interest felt by the
press generally, however. WeshalI endeavsr to
be on hand. and hope that all who can possibly
make il senient xviii eel4he-necessitg suffi
Iciensly great to bring thsm ous, whether whig
or democrat. Can we not meet IN a convention
of this kind. regardless Of politics, and adopt
some means Of securinga m 9re effective andlib-
eral support elan we nDw enjoy IF they ENJOY
anything2 We should feel proud 10 meet our
shig coienpofafies, as well As democratic ones
apon an occasion Of this kind, and hail them an
brothers Of the same family Although differ
ing widely from Them in regard to our political
interests. and the true policy Of our government.
Hve believe our wing cotemporaries are most Of
them gentlemen with whom we should be glad
TO become acquainted. Are we notsall govern
ed by the same laws and striving Tor the same
send--the good Of our country
We would also be happy to see. our neighbor
Of the IVhig there and have the honorto extend
the hand Of fsllopshfP ~ her ia he cOnvention.
Il lie Sentinel thinks W have repented
ANYTHING that we have said about Barking, Il
will frd itself very much mistaken. if no other
a BE- IL is-1 10 save ourselves from beings
sgeps away and orerran b. foreign paper.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-23

and in wc weather steam nla1 be seAR rising
in volumes Fora disipnce i half mile'
this large scin Mas bccn entirely Consumed
above water leyel-how farbeiow ID not know a.
It may bc remembered that Two miners lost
their lives by suffocation in the attempt TO
uuench The fre.-Pa Uaaon.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-23

Secretary Jeii. Society.
CO. The Yozoo Whig win please copy
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From the New Orleans True Delta Of the It'll inst !
INPORTAN on MEXICO!

Santa Anna Raising Large Arnay-Fom
States Pronounced against Him.
The Indianola (Texas) Bulletin. of the 3Oth
ult., announces the arrival of the mail from
the interior on the 10Th, and says:
Santa Anna is prosecuting measures strenu.
ously 50 A tax of 124 cents is imposed"
says the Ledger, 'on ca member of family,
with pnsparing yigor, causing much distress
and complaint among the paar. An order
has likewise been issued for raising an army
for frontier defence to amount to ninety one
thousand men. All men able to bear arms
are remorseiessly pressed in the service. His
designs against the United States are foreshad
owed in the late decree of Santa Anna, which
enjoins all who have suffered from Indian dep
relations, to present their claims at the city
of Mexico. lie intends to demand restitution
under the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. This
order has given rise to immense fraud Many
Glazing, where injuries to the amount of $50
have been sustained, are swollen to ST 900.
Four Of the largest States. Guanaxuato
Guadalajara, MARBLES and chihuahua, have
pronounced against Santa Anna.
The Western Texan says
Inc MEXICAN people regard war with the
United States as inevitable Many even 60 50
>far as to desire war as the only means of OBJ
tanning relief from the oppression now suf-
fered; while others depreca:e an event which
will go far to destroy the nationality of their
'much- beloved country There are also
these who suffer under the delusion. thai n
new edition of hOstilities with this country
will result in the redemption of their lost fame
as n military people.
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, Sept. ID, 1853
Accident from Cdfnphene Od-La,t night one of
the hands "a white man, on board the canal boat
Jacob snively, attempted to fill camphene oil lamp
while burning. The fire was communicated to the
oil, which exploded, severely burning his face and
hands; also burning another individual who was
standing near by They both doing as well, this
morning, az could be expected.
The packet boat Congress, after being Thoroughly
repaired her accommodations greatly improved and
her speed increased will resume her regular trips be-
tween this place and Hsrpers Ferry on Wednesday,
2lst inst.
Business in our city generally is becoming more
brisk Our merchants are laying in for the fall and
winter trade unusually heavy stocks of goods The
money market ia quite easy, and our banks continue
to discount freely for our merchants
An Tninri;ed Gusst-On day before Yesterday.
gentleman had occasion to 20 to his he'd chamber
which is situated in the third story Of his house
When to his great surprise he found it in the posses
sion u another Parsonage. who after having taken,
Wepesume, an observation of all in the ROOM and of
his eountenanee in the mirror TO zee if one of its
most striking features had been correctly modelled
by another class .. beings who appear er ally to adj
nire 1t, had cOoy seated himself in one of the front
adowsand appeared TO be carefully observing what
was transpirng il the world below. Billy Gontee WE
hav~ 10 doubt had come to the reasonable conclusion
that inasmucb as the society of was to some
extent adorned by his fashion, it should also BE-
gracei 10y his presence. A few gentle hints, how.
ever, from tie toe of the gentIemans boot brought
him to his proper senses and greatly humbled the
lefty pre.ersions of his goatship.
F'p'r on" Gram Ro,Aet-There We're sa'cs YES
teray of several hurdred b"rrels extra brands flour
at Sc lsAi common brands. Sc 90 "a ST 12% The
market is well supplied with wheat at 81 IS n 81 90
for red. and 81 % a 81 % for white Corn and oats
remain at our quotations OF yesterday.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Sept 12-10 Pm
A misunderstanding, relative to the Washington
companies which visited our city on the 18th. &C.
CURED and without correction. might lead To wrong
impress ion. Unfortunately the Sharlshoote under
Capt iIn Lilly who were detailed to escort the Wash
ington companies from the Camden Street Dci,ot to
the general encauipment OF the I'D Regiment were
unable to parade In the n.ean Time the regiment
was marching route for the encampmept As soon
however. IS the unfortunate aud unavoidable cond-
ton OF the SharI shOo. ers WAS made known to Col
Anderson. he detailed an escort from his regiment
who met the Montgomery Guards at Barnums Hotel
and escorted them to the impment. where they
remained several hours. pnrtakins Of Inequalities
and joining IN the celebration. The other company
the Rifles had made such as to prevent
their joining the camp. The whole difficulty grew
out Of yexatiOus accident which could not be fore
acen The Captain Of the Montgomery Guards did
not communicate directly with our military prior to
his Visit, but made known his purposes to private
citizen. and, Perhaps. deperded too much UPON him
To consummate arrangements Every thing was done
10y our sOldery and eli generally to make amends
for the yexatious occurrence and all went off sa,j
fAet"rily. Col. France ard Col. Turner both enter
COMPANIES deForted themselves very Handsomely and
not only attracted much attention but were greatly
and justly admired.
A little bit of brush came of TO-DAY in Balti.
more street. near Calvert. between Col! Richard
France and Mr. Cclvin, lottery vsnder 1t appears
that the latter published some statement in the
Clipper designed to reflect upon Col. France. He
demanded the author. and trsced it To GOWN Meet.
ins Ill the street be at once undertook to apply
chastisement Icy giving hs antagonist several &C.
we're blows. Thy were returned but the Colonel
got the batter, and gained victory after ,pilling
sor. Llood.
leain that the speech of Mine Her Won Scherf,
Consul IT, Mannheim, has been much sought for here
and all the Ha,s that could be found containing it
bought UP, some Of which have been sent 10 his
highness.
This has been quite active day in the bread
stuffs market. About Is eco bhls Of flour have besn
sold at $6.i21 to S6.2J per bb-an advance. 1t was
nearly all bought for shipment to Europe. and will
thus tend to ease the money market. All kinds of
substantial produce Is in active request and the
general tendency of prices is upward. RoDERICK
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MARKETS.
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Sept. II, p. M.-Sales of
10000 bushels of wheat before the Frank
Inns news was known, at previous prices:
afterwards two cents decline. Corn I'm.
changed. Flour duller-sales of LOCO
barrels Howard and City Mills at sc 1913.
The foreign news is considered unfayors,
Die to breadstuffs.
The Philadelphia market is dull.
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Look for NOELL d. BOYD, Blind M q
kCrs and UphOlstecera.

Pennsylvania are, solth SIDE oct. 9M aud ICM sts
WE would tGfu,in our old customers and The pub
w lie generally. that we are prepared to fill any
orders in orr business, with promptness, viz: We
manufacture daily, every kind Of Inside Venetian
BLINDS, either Plain or Fancy we have also.
Painted SH.7DES Of every style, White Linen or
Buff Shades, Fancy RI ed Blinds, SC. We enumc-
rate Lounges, Easy and other Chairs, Curled Hal,
and Shuck Mattresses, Otnmans, Dvans, Sc.
Carpets and Curtains neatly made aad warranted
to fit.
N. Bold Blinds 70 painted and trimmed in the
best manner. sep l3-eOlm
M ATER FROM THE WELL-sPRING-By l..
w II. Bickersteth-60c.
The Suferings and GloreS CT the Messiah, by Jno.
Brown, ID. D.,-sl 20,
Just published and for sale by
GRAY s. BALLANTYNE,
d Seventh street
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ny H. n. STRATTON, Aucttoneer.
TWO NEW BRICK DWELLINGS

-, NucttOh.-oh MONDAY, September
iSu al . clock, ON the lreInses. shall sell the
south part of Lot No 9, in square No. 3,6. frontin,
~ Ieet on lltl street west, between G and II sts
norm, 10y ~ ieet deep, improved 10y two new, sub
stannai, and modern built brick hous es just finished
containing eight rooms each.
The above property is located in a pleasant neigh
Dorhood. equidisiani from the Government Depa,t-
nentS, and III every respect desirable for n private
residence.
TERMS: One-thrd cash; residue in three equal
lnstai mems of6, II, and Is months with interest,"
secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
hue beyond dispute. Conveyancing at the ex-
Pehse "a ihe purchaser sep l3-dts
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The Maine Election

PORTLAND, Sept l3.-There is no choice
OF Governor by the people. Crosby,
Wing, has a'much larger vote than last
year. while the vote of Pillsbury, regular
DEM, and Morrill,, Independent Dem. is
much smaller. The Wings have a plu-
raity OF Senators, and the Wings and
independent Democrats will control the
House.
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BY GREEN g. SCOTT. Auctton..r.

Al AtCTiGN.--0n FRID.3F, the 9th instant,
we shall sell ut oclock p m. in iiont of The prem
ises. a good t!iree-story Brick and Frame House.
containing seven GOOD and convenient arranged
re''ls, and the Lot which il stands il being paff
OF Lots Nos. 10 and ii. in Square No. 49, having a
front on the east side Of .Ih street west between l.
and VI streets north, twenty TOUR feet, running hack
to twenty-five feet alley no feet and a yacan,
Lot adjoining the above described property. This
property is handsomely located In o.r of the mos,
rapidly Improving parts OF The city, being but one
square north ri the Northern Market
Terms: Gnc fourth cash The balance i'm e. 10
Is, and "a months the purchaser give notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
sale deed given and decd Of trust taken.
Tile Intisputable. GREEN s SCOTT
sefJ AuciiOnecrs.
E%The above sale is postponed on
account or the weather until "Wednesday the 18th
instant, same hour.
sept 10. GREEN & SCOTT
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BROWN & HEYL,
House and Sign Painters and Glaxiers

Southwest corner ofStk end ID streets.
CARPENTERS, Builders, and Contractors are re-
~ spectfully invited to give a call as they pass
by, as we are satisfied that we can compete with
any in the city. sen Sim
CHOP FOR SALE, on b Street, near the .frcrue.
~ bargain may be had early applic atiop be made
at the Furniture Store of N. NJ. McGREGoR. on TIb
street, opposite the Exchange Bank The sbop Is
suitable for cabinet making or the carpentering bus
mess sep 2-2aw3w
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New Fall Styles of GentIemen's Fur
mis- hing GOOds.

CHAS. Ii. LANE has just rcturned from New
~ York, and is now opening large and elegant
assortment OF Crayats, Scarts, Stocks. Ties Gloves
Suspenders, IIandkerchiefs, Hosiery &c, together
with all OTHER articles usually found in a frstciass
establishment.
The public are respectfully invited TO call ard ex-
anime my stock, which will he cheerluIly exhibited
10 all with polite after ton. Reasonable prices and
fair dealing may be relief upon
LANES Hat, Cap, and Genilen,en'S
Furnishing Establishment, Penn. avenue,
sep 13-eO2w near 4 street
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The Trial Of Eishop Doane

CAMDEN, Sept. l3.-The Court of Bish.
ops have been all the morning celebrating
III secret session on the motion to dismiss
the presentment. Bishops Nottingham,
Hopkins, and McCoskey, participated in
the debate. Great eagerness is manifes-
ted to hear the result of the vote, which
will rroably be taken before the adjourn
ment to-day.
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MISS NJ. s. CALLAN,

WILL open FEMALE SCHOOL, on 9Th st.,
w between l. and NJ Streets the FIRST MON
Day IN SEPTEMBER. No pains will be spared
To give satisfaction 10 those who may commit their
children To her charge. Lessons in Music and Nee
die Work will be given. Terms made known on
personal application. aug 27-eoaw'
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NEW FALL GOODS.

~ NOW rs THE TIME
20 pieces Prsian Cloth, all shades Is pieces Mai,
all wool Mousseains; Silk POplns Black Alma
cas-; Black Bombazines; Black Silks, all widihs.
Black Nett Mltts; Black aud ColOred Kid Gloves.
Shaws; Calicoes; Ginghams; Irish Linens: also
well assorted stock of Bleached and Brown DO
mestics. VIM n RILEY
aug &3-lm cor Sih ST., oBp'e Centre Market
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM sAW.MILLs,
Building Lots for Sale
MARTINS Guitars

- Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and Ilth
streets, a small lot OF those justly celebrated GUI-
TARS. Those persons who have been waiting their
arrival, requested to call and make their seec-
tons. the supply from the manufacturer is very
limited. HlLBUS HITZ,
Sole Agents for the District and Maryland.
Also, a very large lot of fine French and German
CUTTERS. selected personally.
&C. NEW MUSIC received this day.
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FANCY GOODS.

NTE have always on hand an assortment OF Chess
w DominOes, Backgammon Boards, Games for
children, School Saiehels, Travelling Baskets Combs
and Brushes of all descriptions, Perfmnery, Soap,
Toilet Powder, Porte Monnaies, Card Cases, Segar
Cases, Sewing birds, Sc, SC. Also, a very fine
assortment OF fine Papier Mache Goods, suitable fer
Presents, at the Fancy and Music Store of
sep6 IF. ELLIS.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
THREE Days LATER FROM ryypopr
No Change in Hreas.,ya.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
No Change in Bread.,ua..

New YORK, Sept. THE s,oou.r
Franklin arrived this morning with three
days later news from Europe. The Frank
lin has Liverpool dates to the LIST inst
She brings leo passengers, and COO tons
freight in French and Swiss goods. Among
the passengers are Mr.. Kendall of the n.
y. Ptcayune, and Messrs. Luntz and
Greenough, sculptors, and Mr.. John ii.
Powell, with his painting ofthe discovery
OF the Mississippi, for the Capitol.
The French Government has issued
proclamation contradicting the rumored
short crops, and saying there will be
abundant In quantity and quality.
The Arctic arrived out on the Both
ultimo.
Eastern affairs are unsettled and criti-
cal. The Sultan has ordered an imme.
date levy of 10000 militia. The Rms.
sian troops continue to occupy the Prin.
cipalities of Turkey, there is much sick.
ness among them and many dying.
There have been serious riots at J,e;pa
in Belgium.
The frigate Cumberland has arrived at
MarSeilles-all well.
France and England quiet news un-
important.
In Germany, good crops and weather
favorable.
Nothing else of moment.
Inc steamer Niagara is now off Hall
fax, with three days later news not vet
received. ~
MARKETS.
Cotton market dull, prices unchanged.
Sales for the last three days I6 600 bales
Breadstuifs are duller. The high prices
ruling have checked operations. Canal
flour sos. Philadelphia -four Cos. and
Id: Baltimore flour 3ls. and Id. These
prices are the same as by last steamer.
Wheat quiet, prices unchanged. Corn
cd. higher. Other provisions unchanged.
Groceries firm. Money tighter. Con-
suls closed at 9S.. American stocks
firm.
At llavre the cotton market is dull
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The Massachusetts, Temperance Convention

BosToN, Sept. 13.-The Temperance
Convention have decided to carry the
Maine Law agitation into the primary
meetings of political parties, and also to
raise 81 100000 to prosecute rum sellers.
The speakers this evening were DIR. Lees,
OF England, Hon. b. Storer, of Ohio, and
Others. The Convention adjourned sine
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ion..r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING III
DlCiARY SQUARE, AT ACCTION-Ou
FRIDAY afternoon, September 9Th. AT ~ O'Clock,
on the premises, shall sell pan OF Lot = in square
81, ironing 20 feet inch on ith street west, be
tween ID and streets north, running back % feel
8! inches.
This Lot is beautifully situated, fronting The east
ern wing OF the City Hull, and presents fine oppor
tunity Tor good investment
Terms: One third cash. the residuc in six and
twelve months, for notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest.
Title indsputable. JC. Mcguire
Sep6-d Aucfione,r
glowing { q he rain, the above sale
is postponed until Thursday, SCI tamber 18th. al the
sam" houf. JAS. &. MCGUIRE.
sep l". Auction Ger.
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BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
GALE OF Valuable Building LOT,
- near North erm L The rties Al III X ri :.

~ near NOrthern Liberties Market.
mouse AT AOctfOn.-On THURSDAY IF
1ERNOON, September 18th, at 5 O'Clock shall
sell on the premises. Lo, No. 4, i'm Square No. 4a6,
fronting ~ feet on S street, between the intersec
ton OF Massachusetts and New York avenues and
running back loo feet, containing altogether 525s
feet.
This lot Is beautifully situated in the mos, ,hry-
ing part OF the city, in the immediate vicinity of the
Northern Liberties Market
FERNS: One fourth cash: the balance ia 6, Ia
and IL months, notes TO bear interest. and secured
by deed on the property. e.. W. BOTELER
sep I'D Aucrioneer
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NIEW MESIC L.

NEW MUSIC, &c.
~ w nave received this morning our regular
weekly supply OF MUSIC; II consists of a great va
riety ~ new aud beautiful Songs Poikas; Matches;
lluckStelS, WaltZes; Duets; Guitar Music, &c.
We also invite the attention of our friends 10 the
very select assortment OF MUSICAL. INSTRIT-
MENTS that we are opening These have been
selected with great care BY the subscriber. and he
feels confident in saying cannot be surpassed i'm quail
ity and price south of New York. Thankful tor the
very kind and liberal patronage heretofore extended
he trus by attention TO business. 10 merit contin-
uatioi JNO. r. ELLIS,
Penn. avenue between 9th and 10th streets
II
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fNHANCOAL TOOTH PASTE Oleo
~ phane, Lubn's Extracts, Farina's Cologne
Soaps, Cleaver's Clarified Marrow, Adams Excel
>ior, Banys Tricopherous, Sc. just received and
for sale low at LAMMOND'S, 18th street, below +.
sep l2-co3t
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,;7,.,., MORE NEW MUSIC

syt., ,i,,ct.t MORE NEW MUSIC
sSsc -SSYsaSs I'm oil for Charleston SWEEP Mssis-
E-a-Ez.--s sipp
Poor Sister sue; on for baltimore
Al, Weri thou with me; answer TO Would | were
with thee
Why don he come: Old Bob Ridley
The Old River Farm; l am NOT angry
The Star ri Home, Do they miss nae at home &c
Nc~ foa'!s. Sc-Sarah Polka; Cottage Hill Schot-
usche; The Three Sisters; Lilly Date lchottische:
Maggie Polka; good old fas,ii;n ts,ka; Carnival
GailoP; What-n Scha.l:s,lc: SieepIr chase Gal
Top; hlIiymaity Polka; The Fountain Polka: Mill
taiy P0lkt; fcito du Mont Blame Polka; KATY Oar
Ing t!uickstcp; Delightful Quickstcp: Bunker Hill
'@uick>t'p- &c, at NlNER'S. 9th street.
sep 10 HUar Louisiana avenue
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INH E notice which appeared i'll Mondays Intel
Il ii.enccr, and the Star Of yesterday, signed BY
Thomas Oxley, makes il necessary 70: me TO state
To the public that the affairs of Samuel Stott & Co.
have not been settled by arbitration though n sin
cere attempt TO settle them has been made By
me. The arbitralofs appointed were &c. able to
agree 10 an award. sAMCE Ell. STOTT.
Washington, September -, 1873.
I3-.}t=
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FfNHE PROPRIETOR OF THE IR.
WING HOTEL would respectfully remind the
public that, during the repairs nj Williard's Hotel
he offers accommodations ID those who have bust
ness IN tie upper prt of the city; who like airy
and comfortable apartments.
aug 29--lm DANIEI, u FRENCH
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CHOICE FAMILY HAMS.-Just re-
~ ceived, 10 tierces of Stagg Shay's celebrated
Queen City Hams, sugar cured averaging about 10
pounds, selected xpresSly for families.
5000 pounds superior Shoulder Bacon.
For sale by Z. E. WHITE * co.
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and eth SIS,
aug 29-3taw2w opposite Bank of Washington.
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PROFESSIONAL. CApn

Z rs. X }. HI INTER-, members of the Royal
~ College OF Surgeons. late of Islinaton London
have taken up their residence in Washington for
tie treatment of
DISEASES OF THE CHEST
comprising affections OF the THPaA9, BRONCHITIS
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, aud diseases Of the HEART.
to which branch OF iaeir profession they have for
many years srca their exclusive attention The ne
cuiiartY II the treatment employed by Drs H., is
HAT the remedies employed are administered bv IN
nALATI0N in the form OF vapor
Residence and office, ilth street, between G and
II streets. SON e. If
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Tie Sreets.-Last night. gentleman drove his
horse into pile of stone that lies in the carriage
way the corner of 18th street and the avenue.
The consequence was request that the Mayor and
Councils, with the Commissioner of Public Buildings
mi INT be banished to q warmer climate a,