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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09
CIrcANT and COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FUR

EIEGANT and COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FUk'
~ NITURF VERY vslusbe and Choice Oil PAINTINGS ny
old ,s,es ROSEWOOD PIANO, grand Action made by Chick
efing &c &c. .
ALERT H. NICOLAY will ell On FRIDAY November H.
tr5l at ~ ,cloet A. r. at No IS West 1Gist, ehsv
,,.,p, and co,ty Household Fursuro IN god order sold III
cor qusnc. removing from the city consisting N par
oil Velvet 1spesy Carpets Rosewood Carved foe
Ton C. MIR 1abe Cared Rosewood TeteSfete and Chairs
,,r,a with eh Satin Brocade Rosewood Piano gend action
r,de Iy Chekofng French Peer Glase with carved fsms
about as Msbosany French Bodes one complete '''
Of Tnsned bedroom Fururc Inran Carpe CARED malos'
nv h Feather BEDS. Mattresses Mahogany Bureaus sni Tables
ono Patent Sick Chair covered With Morocco Buscs end inshn
Star Ceres OIL Cloths Window Shades Brocsdo and Lees car
tara Ga. Fixtures consisting Of oni chaadeeF' with cni Glass
ois ard Braekca Rosewood snd Mahogany Easere' &C. &
A. foeht With yorcfy Of Kitchen ptep' aud y sosoi Of
,sis All tho shove furniture made 20 order expressly
or The owner worthy Of aentons Terms cash 10 banfa''
,rerr. md Ioi required nom cvory purehs'ef lo''
C.'s sur " hsd Al he Office The Aue'ionce 70 "Ns
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n v f0sr see,sta,y
GTKAM aud GAG piIEy-ltpAtPH NAAon, (Of the
- isse nm II wsy.h Nam osd no y bgssassS ssss
-etses Wfset iron TIPS and Wss Velg Ifs
Ftf.0. es1 f,efy eapis " Eea I'D Da Nuns 81 aa y
ga Esif fsss fsss fgmf. fo sg+ tyapGfse steam faes
90 s9 W~e os1se Dad seaefss oaef 5ts bsf Odd knts
.lHteesps " ~ yasfs. siss safsI ~ scan sA lis
Wst4f~eilas s4 OS tils sppet al fef8s " s4SsSss
" ais sers ~ hseN, syssy ssefssn N fbe eelsgy
gEWIk0 MACHINES The general snpodefy u
y DHOsFH bAFEH car tAsLise l. iases1 lev las "A
MUD s1 fstf Lt s1ssss
20 fss,ss ton iL psessa Ieais a saL ~. is essah
al 1Ln Va spty ss,saSby, facility as1 asrsisiy etss
l1s se1 LsSiy sieas saA ps,eaasssy ef lie syd Thor
a. s.s.s1 lsx b. ssasa % sas<-- Fdss sstle sx
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rI,RussEs.-NO PREssURE on the SPINE

s. " BUTLF-ps sy-rou, the patent Gvsrd sPrnz
suDsd ard sppor-r Ia place Of the old fsshiond
ter pad Il receives shs Tss Band and e ~ faro
vitfor: uebins tbs sp Trse supportss Shoulder braes
snd spn.l ustrnen eli q eoGsrretio1 Applied ne
OHa No Eeeey, Hewlort llama tSassa a. t@o Wsen ~
afaa. 4 fr,sle In ctta
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Sales on Auction
Evss.IL ". wEsrcoTr Aaetoa.er.
LECTION sAI y nf handsome HOIISEnOLD

Euss.LL ". wEsrcoIr Aacion.er - =. .
fiction SAL y If HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
~ !s'5 s ,s
surs md Hop.s frntlns AIes coat .sd iH hons "a
,so isrsr Fsrea Per and o., Gla rps'''y saa
TsPisr IN sH trocsis Rss oad cess, Fsf sol $ :;
7sb,- f,en Sfs "a wrgut Fssch Bsas1ssds sr Nat
ard Fesler Bed, bsr ans esd s.s.nss "a ",
ne o-rsnsns Branso oruglo cts Chic. sgsry' ui' at
ard kis Des Cstsosss. the
ssle positive. rain or shine.
A LECTION CE.-EARIHENWARE GLASS
nrf iIS Nov q q 81 sd II :; No f.S
hs,. IN ' &c s Esa w. si T @is
10 sets A. PIECES DO China COT e hsa5.ed a. csei go
i:Ss':s a. Fisls q Ds aSiy pe.'
BoIs' te ers' s; S''a1 20, :i fsss Lsn
Pow. Ie Knives and Pork case Tea rrsys Iae "''
cst.iosscs EARL on he Day Of sais -------
nss.ls AsstoHesI ~,
DY BANGS, BROTHER * Co.-Irado SA<s
a. Rooms TT TuEspaY Gov. p. sas hoso-iur day.
EsetisH AND AsERiclS B9eKs-t .p.5s "
at FaTYts:sT 5s Ten ~ As Es s,7, '' F''''' '
wEDNE sDAY EVENING. Nov. o a. q seeok, -,
FsgIfsH .Sp ANERiCss BooksA aTse coli e.o0 q eaon
sss ENGLISH I'd FRENCH EN0RAyIS6s AnE Of which are
elegantly oooItd -,
CANELIIAs MISUNDERSTANDING IRVING
L Co will al At Auction WEDNESDAY. Nov , a. les
ssos1 3 , sS1 1 S5s,S Of Fisher Ma
M :S5siS Ss Il sT e. s s AZ ao :,.
csps II, abs perfect order Also sb0u 800 Srssnhoas H''
ws V sniRLgY. Alcrioaser - .,,,
CROCKERY. GLASS, CHINA. TOYS, &c.-WED-
~ eEsDAY Nov a. 10 oeocA q. no 81 5, ~
and CrCees
A c. TUNE. Agetaaeer
MITCH BULBOUS ROOTS, Crown imPcrials'
~ Hseuhs jSTqS Le, =. AFify pH Esg q o
t3s9s &C. vt TIfLs e w N vsH wsasf" sous
Der shoos Ham ToweE ROo'' in prime oFdT us' landed Ia
loi, srit puTchasers --------
ALBEIT IA N.oLAY AncsionseT.
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DROTEeeoR j P. EDWARDS eoaiisaes 70 gi,e

III fesideIos, n We lEhc-i t'At~e Fsf
- red o. fe5kst.g = tss .
"a. ssy ~. staGet Tar - esi ~ e.s 20 ssf~
~ AZ Ffsncb ts.<ktf M s,ee btse
s ~ "a p1ttecs ~ lpsfat sy~iese ~
~ a, Il HlDLtY
PIof Kdysssss >, cen n iE<acfgn 10 tfsze, ktSe't y
~ - P''s YDWlBD q KIRE
n f.ss frons.ys Efca19Sg
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DRor. gLIE CnARLIEK begs % lrlonn ii, popI

s1S tsisoEs thai b. ~ Fea-eyee cfsfEesis NJ n
Fs1~set 81 tier IA Ths O. A1s<s &c gessas kfsV
Re- ~ K5csf, u "
tale peecrs - istgTlelnx prsys, e1 - - - ., g.
aB1sasy fs,0rets ep esy ~ .sygH = or q, ga ,'9
Of 1tdef y. ~
eSs,ls s,s1sst@ 81 tbs ynsFsty II fss hes ~
fafsssssd " tss rfossSrt I-.ee - feAes ga
80 sEs fefsy gssitfei9hk SfSe4
s1psresos II Sseh fssiifla "a g'.,sse y 'ss rs AZ
WI "A H. a4frzceas " NJ M ~ ~ i4t tltg
oil wi sz,Tn sr aeh sV,s v ~ "rt - ~ " -
.carsss IL Nsrily yS4nE ssA.91st 49, - e1ya
Wa esI sso eo8kE1aaaie = esfis ~
hen loss stat9d. ha etppi.e -. - - - $3.50
DATTON.s uys,rrr, 'rIIOE for tie EDUCATION
sf BOYs 10 trs asesrfr ~ ss~ofrst No ~ hos
ssy tstvseU sth sss r'thsts @gp.letys ~ -"
gekta b feads dauz shse - - ~ WI W. -,
81 No IL Westtsb "a Gfs aOeFfOp ~. a. $3.50
CPAEISH LAE0uAGE--PsoL tstDkiffh coDtshaes
- 70 give priyrts iesseps ysfs Cs~s hs sSye IA
Vsse Aptfy q No y tAst ~--...-
vTNARRYTOWN NSTITUTE.-ns Wist1r Term
~ fn<itufes will ~ ffft a h9fstetff
Terms ssd Tuition from cree eS ~ gree
Ian t.inins psrtLoa1s sfessa ~ e. ~ ssansf PIP
dss-fsss. q " sStFs~zs 4 kkWhAH. FJke'Psi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

TNHE GENUINE Eau DE COLOGNE-MR
FERDINAND KoRN No 10 Pearlst, Sew-Yofk my sols
United Stsfes, and 20 HIN refer boiae
deae.s foF orx srdH< onless 70 Ene direct 49,, v,,,v
Coio.rs sem u 1888 Opposite thu Jnictsplaoe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

VI ksb>sT u os j. Dgspe losgs Ysf q - IA "a
"a - s rs1iness fcess spy csnols iVr estee1s
~ n oxs prysts ffcuct Ofsft Lln ~ ETC. -
75 p-s isosa p'~''''' - ~ ~ TI5oxY PicQUKY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

NOTICE to COMPREHENSIVE OF
~ WAKEFIELD az WILLIAMS BRIDGE WE5fCHEScER
Co.. Ysd proposals. viii be received Of the office Of wells
fOCuRANk Bnder No 80 Asonu b. Until the 18Th DAY Of
November 1858 AZ O'Clock NJ oE the Grading Drainage and
Bridging Of 40 OF Land.
psrs Profile. Specifications Of tho win be ready for
Lbon and after the 9TH day ofO 1855
Plans kc be tbs residence Of NJ
Gee. BBsng on the land -
The Committee reevetho right 20 reject or est
rnsfs. n for do. Az eatlas be addressed
JOHN W. LlNSTED, CusrmsnOfEz Conmee, care o. Ellis
4 COcHRASE No. 20 Avenue b., n. Y City.
DIG IRON-I00 tuns No. Scotch Pig Iron now
j landing ard Sr sslobJ sPoRF0RD, TILEsroN Co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

Iar,nOr sfbe Cheaiesl Powder witch prepared an
add 81 I'm and Wsskingfon New fo n An sor ttl
os that ksy shat vth tbe ssoso 49, 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

. - euefgst go y ts.rty
-.
- ssts fc osf apoI rs iu goeee y kc@.t11s 9 et
a tf'>fsf
- - vi teas csc9fos, coo ige re 5000 . u - 2f
-. 50 fs.fs { - - vel Gey D>otA - usf-A
1870 poi 90 ca,s - sefoc - "a fe-tt q
,esrf h1 fse 10 90 eitf = " - r'f''Y~ As''or
-. !. zoo ecssss Sea eroo1f llqt cd e.es1s,..
gFe -fsa q usfrCoiol p9fsl0f o. DD>Dr p b. e. 80
- 1000 rtfI,s.ptic yfeosfa 90 - tsfi1
- sfsci.s ~ pap4 yI-sest ss,te -
tIilYs y COZ DsRfib. NJ - bfeso"py - ffsst''-T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

IUITNWII
~ Walls he1-fsft,
n v fDsT s.e,ei.rg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

WI TTJE Ne % 80 We1If<s y - Ifs9t. =. =
H.lxeessi<s y 90 ~ CLAEKE 4 Il an - NE ~ shiNC
a Ill ~ La tfff " q stfe4i e-~|s'
,.sT a. - ssoos< kOtDAY u seyelsppt ~ I'll
~ t~entt fctff ~ e = - - -
a. Jr.issSf Aoa1eucs5 snf ysfe-ofy . nse ~ ~
80 Il loses tnelee 20 fee g. t1oniscs v rem sg
Geraas LsEftefsg blo4 1eettY " az iDf ~
ss.s q Drs~irf - fsr1s ss<s N1s s es- s@s y Sss
sssfsf EfactloJ hrssey1S
sSk <sfek eI n~ffn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09
a n AastOEeeI -
ny RANGS BROTHER * C0.-Irado SskS
MITCH BUhBous ROOTS, Crown TmPeriaI'

Croeus &C. FUTILE viii se TIL DAY Wsdnss Jay 81 el
lcst a. Nc WALLS eascs NJ Van WaNercn sous sud an
Der sioos Hahm Flower Roo prime oEdeT iuss landed Ia
IL I'll
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riiRNITTRf. PIANo. FORTE VEL

ENTT CARPETS g. TO MORROW S's ~ A. 10 A. N
No 10 Wa 2ist Of. rsv laass u ~ ~u 80 HA,s,.sl
Irfdnfc c9uiailrt r The lsfre 80
hou tos; Of hrh iss heeH uas der ad oil IN s'o cos
.o e,afs 81 rafsfi Hessfoa af' fnfn' eoF't-' w
T,s~h pnrs Hrfrst srd isrs Nintor lrs'I hossr 'i
Iisffs mirror fret t-ry fh 900 costly Aaat' nsnr li.
Urr. sff ply trrrrfn csffrd rYev ood
rnfrf rlfs osrd Issst aTs o. HDf.fs Pr, oss'
I.frats rrrf Piano fDrf iNcitffl
Isf.Er .ra snd Orsf- rft 80 fseh '1a "
fufriflfr rf frfrs99f hef
49,. -. W.,ts-.rlt taH-s.trs usr g. frd Hon 20
~. &c.,, Ts.fhsf frft WDo rsatrts 81. H.fctss
-. "a T.fs tarvftrf aih Ell iha Tsft ssasf ~ a.
a 81 "a hesrnur f.f a1rf tfr taitff' "a NOS if 81
80 - f.fa.fnfa a. d faarir.f.
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=
VXTCTIOEf SALON tho drfirabl' Property
H. 30. uf 80 .ff tsafsssf frfhr fEy ~ Hr- 90,
= .-r.- AafiIoNf rAgff tfH ~il 81 e. .a+s -
=. III TaukG ittt 4f 81 ft.t e. e. harHt.f 20
frft'I TO r'.ra - rre iflIH. .t,.-.
a. 1000 So 10 lttf To- n 49, HfA a. he4 -
ts.. - 49, tfst tat 80 % ~ ttf t-f
f.. 90 tft l .sfs e+ feff n 80 - 90 So
~ 49,. - srs o. be- ssfrHss 10 80 fffe-a
49,. a. Ff.. co. "a ta- fs.4st ftr 49, ha'.H -
fraai nd. rfsf By 90 81 I. r. 1f 20
~ frsftss 30 - rsf.r as trrs faa trr -
E.rssft tftfft'at - t.sHfr ~ 80 Hfe iaA 90 =
- NM. /. r.fr Il ts.s o. fls eef.is ~ e. Sac
sffsIsu 90 ktTLAHD. sas usr'as l-rs 49,
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I'JJALH sFBhiND tS~.ANSS@c 80 80 ' a ~
a IFEsOEs~Dr DD4lfL ffgfeFSf y 81 ft,,- --s-i ~
-. ~ Fs.ifar tfsf.t TORDGf BIZ. g n1t-tf
49,. - ee,.s No - 1tsf 6lsfrf Jfefr ~ "ccffttf
80. 80 as assy froa ~ ls0cioc ~ 80 for
s.7 e,,~t hccgx pTtfft llaao1s e-ef r. A'" ~
- 49, - s-.euos< ~ Or DAN. fets ~ ftefl,s s-t fs
Sr~te.' N fclnafta Cfilfse
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
CUERAN.

The career of CurIan, the celebrated
Irish orator, furnishes an apt illustration
of the results of energy and perseverance
in overcoming physical and mental de-
ftcts. Curran did not possess those nat
ural gifts which are supposed to be ne
cessary to success as a debater. In pre-
Faring himself for .he position TO which
his ambition has aspired, he was obliged
to grapplc with difficulties which would
have discouraged any would-be orator of
less sanguine temperament. Poverty
one Of the most depressing evils with
which genius has to contcnd-was by no
means the least of these difficulties
- His voice" " says one of his biographers,
was bad, and his articulation SO hasty
and confused, that he went among his
school fellows by the name of g stutter-
ing Jack Curran." His manner was
awkward, his gestures constrained and
meaningless, and his whole appearance
calculated only to produce laughter, not
withstanding the evidence he gave of
superior abilities. All these faults he
oyercame by severe and patient labor
Constantly Y OH the watch against bad
habits, he practiced daily before glass,
recltlng passages from Shakespeare, Ju-
MUS, and, the best English orators. He
succeeded completely in conquering his
bad habits and innate defects, and, in the
words of one of his friends, q he turned
his shrill and stumbling brogue into a
flexible, sustained and finely modulated
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
WHALEy's oMYIHUssEs.

On Til UkSDAY The 18th instant,
IrI.zs1-lSE&so Of OMNlBUSSES between Alexan-
dris and " sshingtnn, leaving Alexandris at "A
oc'cck in the morning, and ~ in the afternoon,
o'clock in thr morning and in the afternoon Re-
urning, l".re Washington the arrival of the
ira ms from Hsltimorr, in time in the morning to
crnrrct with the Orange and Manassas Gap train
trnm Alexandria. at o'clock.
Passengers Wishing seats in this line, will leave
thi!r IT mos and residences with Dr. James Eptwis-
.Ie Alexandria, and at the irving House, Washing
tna Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The morning line will call for passengers thin any
reasonable distances IN either city. -r'i'.
sep 2s-6m. WM. WuALEY.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

GOLD BY KiDWELL LAURENCE. Pennsyl-
~ vania avenue and lith street. Washington. and
JOHN l.. KIDWELL. High street, Geor sctown, D..
C.. comprising in part:
Dr. Jaynrs Family Medicines-Dr Roses Family
Medcines-W istars Bassm of lid Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry oral-Sands' and 9Owsand's Sarsaparil-
ls--A. VI. and John Bulls do-Roses and Schwartzes
do-siilhau Eixer Calisaya Bark-Wof Aromatic
Scheidam mSchuapps-Kdwelrs Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antilote-Osgood's India Chclo-
g9.ue-ROwand's TOnic MIXTURE Hampton's VegetG-
be rincture-Grcons Originated Bitters-lIoohand s
German dc-Blak.'s and Cdnnons do-Rushton's
S:nes Ccd Liver Oil, together with all the most
approved me .icines IF the time.
agents for the spe of Sey mour's Galvanic Abtomi-
mi Supporter ynlours 0bstetrcal Supporters, and
Mr. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
fresh supply Of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
son 50
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

INFAMY HERE-IMMoRTALITY THERE.
The editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer
says: 1.-The British press is just now
extravagant In its eulogies of Sir George
Cockb burn, who lately deceased, at an ad-
vanccd age. The broad Atlantic is not
wider than is the contrast between the
fame Of Sir George here and Sir George
there. 1t recounts, with much boaSting,
the maranding in the Chesapeake Bay.
and glorifies Sir George Cockburn for his
share in the destruction Of between e.
OOO,0C0 and S3,000,000 of public prop
erty at Washington, which it calls
"splendM Gchierment. For this, more
than all his other exploits, Admiral
Cockburn was loaded with honors by his
sovereign and by successive parliaments:
and for this, more than for anything else.
he will be honored with a place among
the great at Westminster Abbey. On
this side of the Atlantic, however, he has
long since secured an Immortality of in
fanny for his vandal deeds at Washington,
and for the cruelties perpetrated by him
along the Chesapeake, during the war of
1872.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

ELoQUENCE AT PREMIUM =" May it
please the Court" said yankee lawyer,
before aDutch justice the other day, " this
is case of the greatest Importance:
while the American eagle whose Sloepless
eve watches over the welfare CT this
mighty republic, and whose wings extend
from the AlleghanieS to the Rocky chain
of the west, was rejoicing in his pride of
place"
"Shtop dare. shtop, say, vat has dis
suit to do nit cagless Dis has noting to
do NIT de wild bird. 1t ish Won sloep,"
exclaimed the Justice.
True, ycur Honor, but my client has
rights
"Yer CLIENT has no right to no eagle"
"0f course not, but the laws of Ian.
guage-"
What cares [ for the laws of Lam
guage, eh? | understand de laws of de
State. and dat ish enough for me. Con-
fine YOUR talk to de case !"
We'll, then. my client, the defendant
in this case, is charged with stealing a
sheep, and"
Dat will do! dat will do Your
CLIENT is charged NIT shtealing sheep,
just nine shiilin. De court will adjourn. +"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

4 FiGHTING PARsoN.-A correspondent
Of the New Orleans Picayune, who signs
himself" "A Presbyterian Minister of the
Gospel of Peace" speaking of the letters
of Mr.. Everett and Mr.. Marcy relative to
the Koszta affair remarks as follows:
81 believe the time hastens on when
the kings of the earth and of the whole
world arc to be set in array against the
sons of freedom and of light. The con-
flict, believe, draws nigh which is above
designated as the battle of that great
day of God Almighty
Il am for peace but not now War
is to be thrust upon the world; but peace
will come ultimately through oceans Of
blood and sweat and tears. We are to
live-yea, to die also-for posterity. Let
Americans, then-both native and adopt
ed-stand by Marcy and Everett, and by
the sentiments their pens have placed on
record"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
WoMaE's WRIGHTs AND WRONGS.
A BITTER SATIRE.

\ great deal has lately been said of
woman's rights. At the same time. in
England, case of woman $ wrongs has
been making great sensation. Caroline
Sheridan-beautiful, accomplished, and
grand daughter of the illustrious orator
and dralnatist-was married, when a
girl, to the Hon. George Norton, brother
of Lord Grantlcy. 1t was love match,
and, after time the husband quarreled
with his wife. who had risen, meantime,
in the world S opinion, asa poeteSs. They
separated, and, soon afer, Mr.. Norton
brought Grim. con. action for damages
against Lord Melbourne, then Premier of
England, man long past the prime Of
life, the friend of the elder Sheridan, and
the acquaintance, from her cradle, of Mrs.
Norton. The charge was not proved ;
but, after the trial, Norton repeatedly So
licted his wife to forgive him, and to live
with him again, which, for her children s
sake, she was willing to do. She had
much to forgive beside the charge against
her honor for there is evidence, in her
husbands own writing, that he had gross
ly insulted her, more times than one, and
that Ito use the words of Sir John Bailey,
his own counsel, on one occasion he
had kicked the drawing-room door from
its hinges, and dragged her out of the
room by force; she being then. enciente
other youngest SON." All this, and more.
lately came out, in a court Of law in Lon
don, in which husband and wife had to
appear, and where, after nearly twenty
years silent suffering, the wrouged wife
spoke out and told her wrongs-efwhich,
however, the law affords her no redress.
Mr.. Norton himself being police magis-
trate. Douglas Jerrold, the clever satir.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
MRS. E. CONVERSE n MISS VI. MlLLER'S
select ChOcI for Y HWshg LndIes,

select school for Ycung Ladies,
Hamilton Terrace, No 2i3 E,,tdtc street, Baltimore
TTlTIESE ladies, who have had much experience
i in teaching, both in the Eastern ard Middle
states. will open Select Boarding ard Dav
School FOR Young Ladies, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The success which has iryuri-
ably attended their past efforts, gives them
that parents who may entri~ The education OF tit tIr
children their care, will ini the dutie. ard
spnnSiiics of this important and sacred trust faith
fully and ably discharged.
The English Department will he under the excu-
sivc direction of the Principals of the School and
well qualified Teachers will be employed TO give ill
struction in the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing, &c.
For terms, Sc, apply TO principals Circulars
can be obtained at Cushings X BaiIey's, Baltimore
street oppOsitc Hanover. alig sem
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Georgetown Fe male Seminary,


I'itiS institution is orcn and in fill operation
Il The course of study is very thorough ard prac-
tised. The principal supeTiEtcnds all Tie depart
ments # study. and is assisted ny the best and most
efficient teachers. The srmin presents the very
hncst advantages to rents who wish to place their
daughters under w=tchful Care and attention.
Boarding and tuition in all Eug'ish branches 500
per session Of ten months. French music drawing.
&C., extra.
Day pupils from IS to 80 per quarter of II weeks
Circulars and catalogues 10 br had appli' alton
to the principal. WILLIAM j. CLARK,
ssep lS-cou Principal.
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NOTICE.


TEn1E undersigned respectfully announces to the
1 public of AleXlntir Il. that the most -ytraorli-
nary and astonishing Exhibition of the BIBL ORA
MA, or of Pictures of the New Testament WI take
place at LIBERTY HALL, Oh THURSDAY, the 70 tn in
slant, 1T Z, o'clock. Doors open at {.
The Bbiorama, from the Satiyiiy to the Ascension
of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ with figures
in full human size. vi ic arcompai jed by an appro
prist" lecture, following only the Gospel without
touching upon different doc rine. of churches. Only
sacred music from the most celebrated composers VIII
harinoisr with the scenery a. il comes in view
Exhibitions every evening precisely at -. Vel
nestnys and Saturday a.terroons for schools at So
o'clock
Price of admission % cents; Children hclf price.
Liber i arrangements with schools. Extra Fxhi-
bitoDs for select parties, with their own nprointei
lecturer. if demanded
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the highest encomiumS of The most eminent artists,
who used these Instruments for their Concerts. AL
50. of first class Professors and Ameteurs in the
city, who have highly Iecommendel them.
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voice, his action became free and forciblc:
he acquired perfect readiness in thinking
on his legs" We need not particularise
his course of study, but will merely quote
the remark of his biographers. that" his
oratorical training was as severe as any
Greek ever underwent.