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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19
furniture, or.

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CHEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WAREROOM and
~ SPRING MATTRESS and BE- doing DEPOT.-rhs bess
place tie healthy compets SprnE Mstress aud Elastic
OLD MATTRESSES comfortable Spring Beds IS S2 lion
BecsteHd6 ell sizes 81 TO $50 Also the Patent c Felt bed
Pillows Private dwellings hotels &c furnished promptly At
wsTerooms No SIS Broadway below Prince Call aad
anime.
EALL IDiPORTATIONs-Curt Damasks, Satin,
LANES Lace and Muslin Cariains Window Shades NC
A''' 'h'''' WINDOW coRNIcEs
embracing al the latest dsgas The tsde 1ss dein5 these
svles of soods invited give call CHILDS SMITH
No Az PesrIst. William. near Chatham
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
" MATTRESSES. &c, CRAWBUCK's, No. $50 and a.
sndFEATHER sToRE-The Of families about purchss
ng respectfully invited the large and beautiful assortment Of
Ieds Mattresses Pssss Beds Gotta &C. all (which have been
purchased prices and viii be sold such prices make
nducsneu for all 10 call and examine the above stock previous
to maxim, hs purchases Goods any part %
Ign Wamssursh free Of carriage Oh Beds and Mattresses
NJ. $50 drsadtt. second door east of E-sHss
Il EYsER's HOUsE.WARMING FURNACES, for
pity and economy Of feI A.o c0oss SsnS Stove, and
BOss Furnishing JOHN IL HE YsER CO. so sroAdxay
CCHOOL FURNITURE-Tbe subscriber invites
s1ovS p.s n oa si.o fs.eSsrS Ds. AID cha Tables
Chairs with BookB.kes attached fer infant scholars Bookcases
Dsh Boards nc At hs Factory No Grovs<t where be
sssntlJ manufacturing the above articles r fArOh
IRON BEDSTEADS-COMSTOC BROMLEY
Co. Atlantic Foundry, South Brooklyn Manufacture every
ssc0n Of plain and ornamental Iron Bsdssssds With particular
regard e style, material and workmanship
Sales Beoa No S. Leonardx, NevYsrk, door Of
Broadway
Hotel HosrtA Prison Fsmy seryan> aud Chldr-n's Bee
reGd always hand Ao general Of Iron Furniture
,ss economy They always from
eIeeedrsy aur. portable and convenient oaer 70
ooxsrocK, BRoNLEY Co.
No IS Leoaards-
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Ibanfea for Bnsinese Men.

A RARE CHANCE-Will sell for $4,000 al estab
N hed k Concern vi her yin seven
year, ee premises low rent conveniently located &c net
'''s BARSEs hsnt No idss BrOadw.y slas
A UsTRALIA.-PERRY, HANLEY 81 Co., Aus
:i Of DisssoI1ING SIf%s Of the Gold Regions
Wet Sell msni. Sheep ali the principal
sdio-ruerve e1bon Of tine remarkable and rising county For
CARPENTERS, PUBLIC HOUSE, LUMBER or
" COAL YARDFor sale long lease Of premises the Bloom
insd9le Roed neor S-a rare qpPohn{ iSd az ,Iemsn'
Tor SALE-The Lease of three years and four
uonhs of Flour and Feed Store together with all stock
toIsts utensils This oesa chance for person wishing
ties APFy By letter per;On No $50
Eudsonst.
TOR sALE-Tbe stock and fixtures of a Lumber
iooa,s tho The retail trade having
ytsrs ssmsy be desired. For further information inquire
Corner of Columbia and Pacde etc, Brooklyn.
CIRE INSURANCE STOCK taken in payment for
Il improved BROOKLYN property Addrss- T. J. thi. Otee
DAETNER WANTI DIN the Iron Railing and
Foundry bu,Dc,. with cash capital of $500 lie mus, be
Of thorough business with some OF one
M.ehntTy qoo tne every facility for doing profitable
The location this country Address Sheldon
CABTNER in HOTEL-An active business Man,
with fs s Of HOTEL 'i9 H1 q
CTEKEOTYPE FOUNDRY for lSALE-Complete
- for Casting and Finishing Inquire Of LACkhAN BELL
o g. veseyst
ITO PAINTERS.-For Sale the Stock, Tools and
Fixtures Shop doing first rate business TIE tools and
excellent stock Of Psints Winiow Glass
PsIer HsDgngs The stock 10 the county and without
petition Leh sskes for one Of he firm 20 60 nth
Location DunkiIk, where line sddTeed MNlEL ISHER
win be promptly answered. MNIEL FISHER Dankirk.
TWO VALUABLE MILL SEATS for SALE-Sit-
usted miles Winneybau5 Depot AID 81 from Norwak
Landing the other Of 10 feet fall neverfang
stream ofvsr Mil lSy 81 f. stories hshone D~eiDs and
other out dns also about 50 scr,s Of Land Th property
good repair and viii be sold great bsein i pPed for soon
further particulars qure OF ST JOHN, No lis Chatham;
of ALLLN BETS, on the premises, NoTwslk, Conn.
WANTED. About 60 or 20 acres of Land wanted
the Manhattan Island Price and conditions please TO leave.
addressed LAND the Office Of The Tribune which will DO
promptly answered.
ttO OOn TO $1,000 WANTED, active or spe-
Up O.VOV cisl capital with the advertiser In the
Hat Cap busints already established Can 90 Thirty Thoa-
Dollars superior chance For particulars inquire
address prepaid HALTER ct tho Metropolitan PosOhee,
No. 1872 9ih OPPOSE the American Bible Bible House
d a0n TO S400-Persons in the country who
R ~OO have asmGl capital which they would like 10 invest
In perfectly Manufacturing Business paving at tho
rs:e will find opportunity offered
by SIMONS. Broadway Po-iOfce, NewYOTk.
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GREAT HOL ID "A a., . 80 l. LITER
u IcoNocss FIc kSc1cseR s sl1sSsi b. & va
SsSssno a. -, & s sss assi? e. ss "a q g.
Iss s, s.e,s,sTy o. the ssoSisa I-saien vols s0
and v'. 10 S. Sli..i ,.a SETS OF vols.
sss.s sIsss.y M Mslosso 5.ss I'D
nosrc in iu Tsrisy Morocco si Ssess sai ease n eb
1ss:S F .ass sss % iSsf ou. ssss,
DEAL. Tee I. SsS, "a ss
o'hsr sDeia work Th .S ah. have osSD .,, :, an
ts S =. .s % sssiss i s5 arc oa,na:
s; .py , sss ssuiS on ssis %
roS 4 Co No 30 Bfo.Assy, EVANS BaIrGAS' No ."
bScsdw.,. Asers end eftbe Paii.hsrs -. p,.s.r.,,
No 2 Bsisisy-.i ,As.or Hoasel Ss. Yors
aypFCIAI NOTICE.-The subscribers would re-
- esoS;eo s n P PRSYRR ' E s5.asS
been spared o erdsI tbs depsriu1en Of tb eu''os1 =
a Fy . sS e: eS SsS r ss; s sP1 . ss
s~.Jsto be had a. Is store hs'ips iscsI g5 al
Ss Of BE b9oS or coaMoS s,s,t9sH, .
thereby largely increased and rendered - fun and complete a. P
sgSsc I ssnE Sa:s % III
Days all tyle 'foaa reh Paris xe yss % pam ~
Family Bids IN folio ssd Of %. s, o o,,
md sso ali ne ser sizes ssrd VOLUME nsy a. az s'
Be tune At their store p ssl Dy also BE- foaaa
iEe store pTces low 0Ssr ss;s 1ns hps
No. 1877 Broadway between Cedar sud Libsriy-sts
TWO BEAUTIFUL JUVENILES THIS DAY
TALE s'ftlRt0M ENGLISH HISTORY FoR CHILDREN BY
Asns stet Of Lives of the Queens Of England 10 %
'' sq6Es FROM TIE HISTORY OF THE Jews Cp.
oI i.ier history adapted With u en-
s'''''' CHARLES s FRANCIS Co, No. 251 BroadwAy.
Recently Published
WOODS ILLUSTRATED NATURAL HlSTO-
otIxhnh5s u fl6UsEhoLD STORIES and GERMAN PoPU-
LAR TAILS 2vO 81 Is, git sZ U.s.
EkA AZ e H H5s I.lts = cent. isH i y o.
al 20 CHAs. S. FRANCIS Co, 10 252 Broadway
CIRCULATE THE GOOD BOOK SHOT
~ CORN. LITTLE FERNS, FERN LEAVES. CHArINS
MORAL ASPECTS OF CITY LIFE, AUSTINS VOICE TO
NESS variety Of sesson.se Books for sale to tue
tr5e 10 quantities by HIGGINS KELLOGG No % Johast
HOLIDAY BOOKS and GIFTs.-The Bible House
Book store Nos. and TO- j. H. WATSON BOOKSELLER and
HOLIDAY BOoKs-A large and select Of elegantly
beautifully Illustrated Books STANDARD Poets and Authors
various editions clsh glt and cAlt bindings
PRAYER BOOkS-An and carefully selected asso
all the desrsbe and bindings The stock
OF eh velvet bindings with and without orasmens psftcl
lay calculate 10 srfsct attention 80
BIBLEs-Qusrto and smaller Oxford London Gas
ind American editions In velvet morocco ex IA morocco ara
bssqUe ard other ti1dLgs.
which ell the and pOpul together with
The Books of entirety uneNcePtionaoe
character Chidrets Writing Desks Fancy Ar
tces Toilet Article Stationery ofthe very best quality
TTNCLE FRANK's HOME STORIES in vols,
I vii tinted Illustration
n 6 AFTIIIIR,S TALFs FOR RICH AND POOR In & vols
PEP OF DAYTIME UPON PRECEPr AND HERE A
LITTLE vols In Plain srd fine bindings Published By
CHARLES SCRIBNER No lf5 Nas-sl-s,, y. T.
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Alillinrrp, &r.
DICH PARIS FEATHERS.-Just landed
~ 100 dozen Bect Ostrich Tips
100 dozen Seperb Black Ostrich TIPS,
leo dozen Colored Os.rch TiDs
80 dozen Black and Coored Plume de Cocssr
100 dozen Plain and Fancy Marsb0gt Planes
large Of lseeS aud beaver and felt Bon1s
which will be sold cv for eash BY H. HOMER Nos q and IS
John-t- corner Of Willismst
1SSQ FIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY, 1883
Il CODs Mn WILLIAM SIMMONS respectfully
her friends and that her Show Rssra
and stocked with the largest and richest Of F
and inter Millinery and Millinery Goods be found this
eopoh MRS WN. SIMMONS Ne So Broadway Es~YaFk
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TWO BEAUTIFUL JUVENILES, THIS DAY

RAYS FROM ENGLISH HISTORY FOR CHILDREN BY
An et and Lives Of the Queens Of Eagnd 10 %
sT1tIHs FROM TUE HISTORY or THE JEWS Giving
.eceS1t Josvphus "s iacs'
oIs Jewh history adapted persons Wh en-
srsyres rs cent?; silt ~. .
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Hec1DiIy Pnblshtd
WOODS ILLUSTRATED NATURAL HlSIO

oLIMK3s f6TsEHOLD STORIES and GERMAN PoPu
LAR TAILS 2vO. 81 d, gilt s2 IS.
LILA Or THE ISLAND. IS cenls gilt 81
LILA AT HOME. 70 cents gilt Sl
LILA IN ENGLAND 75cents, III 81. $500
I'M ARABIAN NIGHTS, in vol Illuminated 81 p 81
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~ CORN. LITTLE FERNS, FERN LEAVES Z
MORAL ASPECTS OF CITY LIFE, AUSTIR5 W
SIUTU 10 beautiful bindings FOR the Holidays; LAW
NESS and greet variety Of seeson.be Books for "a
trsSe 10 quantities, by HIGGINS KELLOGG, No 50
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EAGLE HOTEL LODGTNGS-Gentlemen will d.
IL remember they have excellent Lodgnss sinai
% cents night corner OF Frankfort aud Williams
IEceof all
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HOLIDAY ROCKS and GIFTS.-The Bible
III Boob -a.nre Noa. 6 and To- ]. II. WATSON, D10kse


Z nusfTftIOlF
n s AETHTR'S TALRs FOR RICH AND POOR In vols
PFEP OF DAYTIME UPON PRECEPT AND HERE A
LITTLE. vols In flsin srd fine bindings Published By
CHARLES SCRIBNER. No lf5 Nsrsl-s,, N. Y.
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Wanis.

WANTED-A situation, by respectable young
w Woman Cbsmbermaa and Waiter. DO general house
work for small pri,ae family Call at No lH Waters Brook
lNn The OF city relertnce Be glvtA
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Clubs Wero Trumps-How Was il Done

Some years ago there " circulated" in
this region Of the country a man named
ORourke, a tall. powerful built. muscular
specimen of the genus homo, who boas:ed
that he could thrash any six individuals
who could be " trotted OUT His princi-
pal business consisted IN travelling the
western waters as a deck passenger, and
fleeing unsuspccting gentlemen from the
/" rural districts" out of their "phunns"
Mt cards. He had peculiarly scientific
and professional way of manipulating the
papers" which, together with his
gigantic proportions and overbearing
manner, generally brought him out first
best in his card speculations. His fame,
both as bully ard :, swindling gambler,
extended from the junction of the Alle-
ghany and Monongahela rivers, to the
Balize, and his name was dread to steam
boat captains.
One day, some years ago, he shipped
from this port on a New Orleans steamer,
the mate of which is now one Of cur most
influential and prominent steamboat men.
The steamer had proceeded but a short
distance Down the river before 0'Rourke
succeeded in initiating himself among
party Of " suckers" and getting up
small game of poker. As usual, the
game ended by his winning all the money
and thrashing several Sf his opponents,
who objected to his manner of handling
and distributing the documents.
An effort was made TO get O Rourke to
disgorge his gains, but his blood " boiled
up" and he swore he would lick the en-
tire /" steamboat" unless they devoted
their attention to their own private affairs
and keep their fingers out of his. An
unusual excitement prevailed on board,
and the bully stalked the boat in all his
might and majesty.
The mate cautiously scanned the state
of affairs and resolved upon coup d'etdt.
He selected and cut from the wood-pile
five hickory clubs, and then picked out Of
the crew five of the best men, to each of
which he gave a club, and also inStruc-
tions how to proceed in the game.
As 0'Rourke was coming down the
cabin stairway, swearing, foaming, sweat
ing and fumigating, something struck him
on the back of the head, and he "drapped.
but was on his feet in an instant, bowie
knife in hand The fight now commenced
% 'Rourke fought desperately and maim-
ed several of his aSSailantS, but was soon
overpowered by the clubs and beaten
almost TO jelly. He was then secured,
and the money he had won refunded to
his victims.
At Madison the boat stopped, when
O'Rourke was taken ashore, bandaged up,
chap fallen and mortified at his defeat.
As usual, upon the landing of a steamer,
crowd had congregated on the wharf,
among whom were a number who rccog-
missed him, and who were surprised and
dumb founded at his woebegone and di-
lapitatcd appearance. One of them said,
:" "O'Rouke, how is this ?-how did they
beat you 2"
" Beet me! By -, they wrung IN
flush Of clubs on me Gin. Columbian.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-14

FOREIGN POrULATION.-The distribu-
tion of the foreign element in the popula-
ton of this country is very unequal
throughout the States. The following
statement. compiled from the census re-
port, shows the proportion of foreigners
in the different States. As the total Of
free population was 10 .9S1 900, and Of
foreign born 2,2l0,O00, it will he seen
that the latter were little less than twelve
per cent. of the former:
In Wisconsin, the foreigners consti-
'utc one-third of the population in Lou
isiana. one-fourth: New York. one-tifth;
Massachusetts and Rhode Islan1, one
sixth: Michigan. one. seventh: Pcnnsyl-
vania, New Jersey, Illinois, and Missou-
ri, one-eighth Ohio and Iowa, one-ninth:
Vermont, one-tcntn; Florida, one e;gl-
teenth: Maine and Indiana, one nine
teenth: New Hampshire, one twenty
fifth; kentucky, one twenty-Sixth; Nir-
ginia, one forty-third Alabama, one fifty
third Mississippi, one sixtieth Georgia,
one eighty-seventh; Arkansas, one one
hundredth; Tennessee, one one-hun-
drcdth and-twenty-six and North Caro-
lima, one -hundrcdth and thirty
Secord."
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To THE cITIzEss OF GEORGETOWN,

fifHE GAS WORKS being shout completed in
= i Georgetown. Hotels. StorpkccpnrS and others
desirous 10 avail Themselves Of ts advantages would
do well to make immediate arran:cemen's for its in
troduction into their respective dwellings tcorr the
winter sets i'll. so doing they will avoid much in
convenience ard save money.
The subscriber, practical Gas Filter and Plumber
b"E7 to annCunc" t the inhabitants of ticor-ctow n
that he has alwavs on ha,.I large stock Of GAS
PIPES and FIXTURES, for fit ing I'm Dwellings,
Churches. Stores. Hotels. Workshops and FACTORIES
all OF which will he put up he nenest rrarncr hy
experienced workmen. and with rromrtitu,ic. His
terms will he found liberal, and his prccs as low "a
any other house.
line addressed to the 1I:rds r5ign.i. anv orders
left 1t his ore. vii! meet with immediate attention
EDW. NJ. BOTEIER.
Southwest corner Of 9Th and ID streets
oct 3-ff
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to the rcpose their bodies longed for: and
with their last thoughts came vision of
the gods of the rcd man. the pcarly tears
OF Itasca, and the shadowy land where
resigned, in gloomy silence, Chcbiabo,
the master of the souls of the dead
ltaSca, the name Of the maiden. the
daughter of Manabozho, was given TO the
lake whose waters at last cleaned before
them, and repaid all their tolls.
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Georgetown Female Seminary,

Y.
THNIIIS institution is open and in full operation
Il The course # study is very thoroncll Nnd rrac-
tised. The principal suHerintcnds all the depart
ments cf study and is assisted by the best and most
efficient teachers. Tie seminary presents the very
finest advantages to rents who wish to place their
daughters under watrlif,:l care and attention.
Boarding and tuition in all English branches s2G0
per SESSION Of len months. French music, drawing,
&c, extra.
Day pupils from S to $40 per quarter Of II weeks.
Circulars and catalogues 10 be hsd on application
to the principal. WILLIAM J. CLARK.
sep lS-cot Principal.
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UNIVERSITY MEDICINEs.

E'EFER AND AGUE CURED BY ROWANpS
Il TUN,C MIXTURE-Ihc UI.irersity Of Free
1'dici'e and Popular Kno,cedgs, chartered by the
State Of nnsylv at its last session. wiz 10Th
Arri'. 1881 mainly for the purpo of arrcSting thu
geTouS nostrrms also for the purpose Of supplying
the public with reli2b!o remedies. in ca cs wherein
the patient cannot obtain will employ tic best
me !lcai advisers; hayirg purchased tat invaluab
remedy fnwaDds Tonic Mixture, account of its
Jl+t celebrity and know efficacy in he treatment
Pcver anG Ague, and its kndr-d affpC Ctons-has no
hcsita ion in recommending it in the highest terms
TO the patronage OF the afflicted.
P0WEL COMPLAINT CURED BY RONAND's
- BLACKBERRY KOUT-The above institution
extends its ciion, in ike Mariner To tie remedy
for Bowel CcInplpnt. well known as Rowan!'s
Compound Syrup Of Black berry Root. and earnestly
recommends it tn the confidence Of patients afnc ed
with these OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES it to lie invaluable
ir the treatment of such eases.
Hon. Henry X. Stronr,
Hon J. r. Flnni-en.
Gy o-Cier OF the Trustees. John L. Rowand NJ D.
T.. II. Ashton, ESQ.
Hector Orr. Es1.
RS-An comm uncations to be addressed: John r
Rowand, VI. D.. Head of the Pharmaceutical Detart-
mrnt. and President ofth" University.
Home DispenSary and Office, No. Il South Second
street Philadelphia
Brareh DIspensary at the Store Of !. F CALLAN
WSshin 'ton d. and q. II. LINTHICUM. Gcarrc-
town u, {. Georgetown AdvorGtcl &C I1-roft-
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The "Morning STAR" Cooking Stove

fjIlE undersigned have the sole agency in this
1 place for tho sale of th' celebrated STOVE
and have on hand stock of the different sizes,
which they oGec to TIE public ct very low prices.
As one opinion of the press in Philadelphia, sub
join the following from the Evening Bulletin:
''THs MORNING STAG Co0GISG STcve.-iEaving our
selve, tested the value Of this stove feel
ed every now and then to say something about it.
for each days experience Strengthens conviction
tha. its practical utility will bear out al that we
can say il its prai.e. 1t requires but moderate
quantity of fuel; is constructed not to bn lin
bic to get out Of order; has two fine Large ovens;
roasts. bakes. and boils rapidly and thoroughly; and
is in every rect node cooking apparatus. We
recommend hcuS"',e"2ers who mre about t. pur-
chase stoves, tn cali md look at the Morning STR
before tn make their selection "
3h" above stove vii be found at the Hardware
Store of D. ENGLISH SON
Georgetown October 4. 1858.
T. nnft-
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POPULAR IND FAMILY MEDICINES

g. BY KiDW ELL d LAURENCE. Peuusyl
~ vhnia avenue and lfth street, Washington. and
JOHN l.. kIDWELL. High street, Georgetown D.
c.. comprising in part:
DIR. james Family Mndicnes-Dr Roses Family
observation-disclosures Baisam Of Wild Cherry-Ayers
Cherry corsl-Sand~' and 1oxsunds Sarsapari-
la-A. H. and John Bulls do-Rnse and Schwartzr's
do-Milhau El1er Cslisaya Bark-Wolf Aromatic
Scheidam Schnapps-Kidwelrs Extract Beech Drops
Watt Nervous Antidote-Osgoods India Ch"lo
gnsue-Rowand's Tonic Hixture-Hampton'sY Yegeta-
bic Tincture-Grecn Origi, at"l Tittcrs-Ioofan nd's
German do-Bake's and Crrr Is do Rushton'>
ami Sjmas Cod Liver oil, to- -. with AL the most
sprrov ed me icnes # the time
Agents for 'he sac Of Seymoucs Galvanic Ablom-
nGl Supporter, Sey Alours Ohst trca Supporter aud
RS. Bet. Abio2.inal U;cro Supporters
L fresh supply of Saratogl and Bedford Water.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
MRS. +. CONVERSE x MISS NJ. MlLLEk;S
Select Sch0Ol for fOnag Lndir..

Select School for fonag Ladies,
Hcmiton Terrace, No 2i3. EHtd,r street, BGtinrors
THESE ladies, who have had so much experience
i iu teaching, both III the Eastern and Middle
States, will open Il Select Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies' on the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The success which has invari-
ably attended their past efforts give. them
that parents who may enrst the education of their
children TO their care, will find the duties aid
sponshlitirS of this important and sacred trust faith
fully and ably discharged.
The English Dcpa tmfnt will be under the eXc!u-
siye direction of the Principals of the School and
well qualified Teachers vii! be- employed give in
structon i'll the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing, &c.
For terms &c, apply to principals. Circulars
can be obtained at CUshings & Baiiey's, Baltimore
street. opposite Hanover. aug 26-2m
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NEW GOOD AND NEW STYLES.
At E. CamMack's Clothing Establishment

GEUKtT ETUWN.
II1liE aubsoribcr having just returned from the
/ North with large and elegant assortment of
CsSsimcres. Cloths Vc,tinas. &c. of th latest pat
terms, notifies his old customers anil the public GEN
orally that he is Prepared TO fill all orders for
Clothing at the shortest ;lnticc.
ALSO, well selected stock of keadyma1e Cloth
ing, HandkcTChicf;, Craya:s, Shirts &c. &C. of the
l8'e't styles Call and examine for yourselves
Two first rate Coat hands wanted.
sep 2h-1m f. CANNACK
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q In time Of general prosecution in
Scotland, two hundred years ago, the
people of Gcd were in the habit of assem-
bling for prayer at carly dawn. \ COM
pany of drag who were resolved TO
put down those meetings, carly one
morning met a young woman and asked
her where she was going. She quickly
replied, Il have heard that my cider
brother is dead, and am going TO inquire
what portion he has left me" She was
allowed to go on her way.
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COUGH. CONSUMPTION, &c.

COUGH. CONSUMPTION. &c.
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