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ARE YOU SICK.

BEWARE or ITATfONS
Ask for champions Vegetable Tincture." The
many cures made by this pleasant and safe remeay
may induce counterfeitiog.
Medicine must have merit and great merit too,
to stand the test of public opinion. No art of puiDg
can galTanze worthless article, as too keep it
up GOO MEDICINE il it be not really so.
GOOD MEDICINE will live, become popular.
and extend its sales year after year. in spite Of op
position. The pesple readily ind out its virtues
and the fame of them passes from mouth to mouth
with more rapidity than newspapers can spread it.
A living witness testilying to the cure a medicine
has made for him is of far more service thau any
newspaper advertising.
In proof of what we say above, we refer you to
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, and its eff
feats.
The Wife Of r. W Yeahk, Grocer. Is Pearl street,
cured of Rheumatism offs years standing; all other
remedies failed.
W. b. Oldham, Qate of the Custom houss) dwell
ling l2o Pine st., of Dyspepsia great debility perma
nently CURED.
W. A. Schaefer, Esq, one of the oldest Magis-
trates and most highly respectable citizens, cured of
great weakness, and restored to robust health.
Jarrett Hummer, 153 K. Bal imore street, suf-
fered intensely for six years with hip disease and
mercurial rheumatism; cured after all other rene
dies failed.
Space utu not permit to na,ss h~ndrsds Of others
us Geo. W. Goodrich, Capt Thomas Canot, Robert
Gault, James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
john Pervail. $. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. V.
Eskridge, s. n, aud Thousands Others cured Of
dyspepsia, ocrOIuia, cough, Liver Complaints, Bron
chitis, st. vtus' Dance. &c. We refer you to your
own citizens Call on them.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, DC.
Mr. Henry G. Winn had a cough for years; grea,
weakness, Ac had, in all or physicians; tried ali
their remedies, but was cured only by
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
DIR. HAMPTON, the author of this great "Hamp
toms Vegetable Tncture" is in his soth year. in good
health that it will be seen it is not an article got
up to impose on the public.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, wi b history of dis
covery Of this wonderful Blood Further, and
ticates of our own citizens, CT Rheumatism, Dyspep
sia, scrofula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness
Nervousness, &C., &c.
~ Sold by MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY, 140 Bal
timors street, Baltimore; aud SEA Broadway, New
York; CHAS. sTOTT & co, WIMER, j. b. MOORE,
D. B. CLARKE, CLARKE Il BOWLING, W. Ell
LOTT, and H. MCPHERSON, Washington; also by
R. 8. F. CISSELI., Georgetown; and G. c. BERRY,
Alexandris, and by Druggists everywhere.
Jan l2-tf
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DOOR, BLIND, & SASH FACTORY.

'i'HE aniecsignei las completed the above ss.ab-
i hihIeas, AMI IS now prepared u execute every
variety Of work, DORIS, Blinds, SASH, Mouldinzs,
srcil SAVING, &., - which hs desires to call stteu.
aon 0. builders ani oIaers
in,saiHs t' tsrJte AIS whels attention 70 this
eHAlts- he hopss 80 receive . share OF the public
PItEoaaSs.
IL as ennnectel with the above the manufacture
OF planes All having the servisss of one of the best
MAKERS IN tas couutry, is prepared to furnish car
pcatsfs and dealsrs at short notice.
WI. b. DAVIS,
Or lst and sts., near Railroad Depot.
jan lQ-Snlm
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REAOY-MADE.

Nv nave large stook Of the best quality Goa ts,
Nv ofst, Drsss, AMI Business, Tal.na Cluaks &c
1a aai Vests, OF rich sud fac material vf the iar
-. .N!ie', snt we'll male up. Gentlemen Wishing
,,~. .t L9f ir n hAts use can rely upon getting
doois 70 make up to order, Of the newest
sAi ses' styi-, La Axe, and finish.
.,n7 snirti. do Wool!sn, Msrino, aud S.lk
As,, pt.Sers, Stocks, riss, Necksrchiea
bs't KID dioves, al co,ors
,s many othar pretty and desirable arricles for
'17 17'eisoa- Ali at the 10 vest prices.
YOUNG & ORkM,
aer;aant rsilors 4 Clothisrs, Bro xns dotsl.
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baltimore ADVERTISEMENTS.
CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES /

CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES
cAHstE The undersigned calls the attention of
&sGpurchss rs to his stock Of New and Se-
conh nani CARRIAGES, which he is prepared to
sell on accommodating terrtis.
FJ- Repairing done at the shortest possible nos
tice, and in the best manner.
r. T. CUTTINGS,
Csruer OF Futaw anl German sts
Ba tinore, Nd.
II! B.-I have purchase IL right to manufac.
tnre Carriages with Hubbaru's improved Pate Mt
Springs. Persons are requested to call and exsm-
ine this great improvement. RIG.
feb l6-Zm
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ALSO,
Doctor Jackson's Pile and Tetter
II m hrAc aftan.

This may be considered specific, and is warrant
ed to cure. 1t not only immediately aIays pain and
erable itching, but efectually cures in very short
time, persons whose lives have been rendered mser.
sble for years. Its application produces no pain.
but rather an agreeable and pleasant sensation
tonished.
For sale in Washington by 2. D. GILMAN, Drug
gist nvsptor and proprietor of 0ilman's Hair Dye,
and IN Baltimore, by Seth 8. Hance, No. l0S Bati-
more street. ian l3-3m
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~DR TYLER'S COMPOUND-wA
SYRUP OF GUN ARABIC.

THE CELEBRATED BALTIMORE REMEDY
FOR CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
DISEASED LUNGS, AND
CONSUM MPTI0N.
THIS palstsble, safe, and speedy curs patent
/ Cd in 1887, aad by its astonishing efficacy and
the Recommendation Of thousands Annually cured,
it has gradually spread its reputation over nearly
tn, whole Uniau. The bottles hare lately been en-
larged without additional cost, and such improve
ments made in its manufacture the progress of
medical science has found to be beneficial.
8 Id in Baltimore by j. BALMEK, corner of Balti
more and Hugh stre.ts, and BROWN BROS, Liberty
street; wash.ayton by PATTERSON 4 MARX; Alex
sndris by II. PEEL; Georg town by Mr CISsEL; 4a
grrstown by SIR AUaHINBAUiH; Frederick, X. JOHN
sroS; Petersburg, Mr. RoBsRrs; Pittsbury FLEMING
Bros; Ciocinnsti, b. II. MgAKiNGs; Louis .lle, BELL
ROBINSON, ani by respectable Drugyi is every
where.
The same composition can be had In CANDY form
Ask for Tylsr's Gun Arabic Cou yh Drops they act
like a charm q troublesome cough, and clear the
throat and voice. Price of tho above, l212 25, and
so cents.
Jan 3l-9
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VI, saEaD, CAKES, PASTRY, &c.

" lis " nav FSNE;S, baker ail CDnfect!on-
-,.,N Street, between "a AL 9TH streets, mas
~ 10y on n4.ri large a.sortrD mt Of all the
ra rs d"ialy kept III his line.
'aai ami truit Case,
;P'a.-, Jelly, AMI CItron Cakes
u ~a49-, S:rsae variety
aaiy Bre.d AMI Biscuit fresh every NOR
Ahk aAi evening
t.Hy-. Il aay part oil the city ffes OF all
h.! |s.c sol 1 BY me which does not give salts
u. - % rs.urnsd AMI the monsT refdnd.d
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!. NJ The mos. nfficult passage In the
New Tesl~ment (says Dr.. Clarke, in his
Co-.nentary,) is Ger. xv., 2o-Sl.
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ENTLEM GOODS
" A full stock Of
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Stocks, Neck Ties
Scarfs, half hose, Gloves Of all kinds
.Aufisrs, Suspsndsrs, &C., very cheap -
YERBY, TEBBS i YERBY,
icoEnse Of 7tblstxeet ed p. svsnue.
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NKH PAPER HANGINGS
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
PRATT g. HARDEN NBE RGH,

No. $50, Broad way, New York,
Ht-sdbts to their W.oiesa business,
RE TAIL DE PARTM ENT,
AMI c,ns., ,ntly rs:-yng all the varieties OF
Wall Papor and Decorations,
fr,n .he m)st .rllaent manufacturers OF EUROPE,
.aica With ths st st gles of AIERICAN production
thsy will be pieassj to exhibit To any an I all who
msy call upon them, either with q view Of purchas-
ini or sne psrf-c. this branch Of mAnufac-
elr.rs has ob:iiusi. PsIvArs Ea1IDxNCEs, HOTELS,
pCsLIc BULDI5GJ, CHCRcH1S, BANKING HOUSES. Stores
oPncs in sny part of the coustry appropriately
Paosrel or De ,orltsl Ia Fresco, Marble or Woods,
in sIpsri)r ma In.r, By tae best w.rkmen in the
trade reasonable prices and the work warranted.
fab IS-Sm
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III 6N OOmFAA1N
ID z
JAU N DICE,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DISORDERED LIVER
OR STOMACH,
eush as Constipation inward Pies Fullpsss Of Blood
to the Head, Acdity Of the stomach, Nausea
Heartburn, Digest for Fool. Fullness or Weight in
the Ston,aCb, Sour Eructations Sinking OF FIntte.
ing at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult breathing, Fiutterinq
at the Heart, Choking or Suffocsting Sensations
when in lying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dot.
or Webs before the sight Fever and Dull Pain In
the head, Deficiency OF Precipitation. Ycllowness
the SKIN and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back Chest
Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh, Constant Imagiuings of evil, and Great
Depression of Spirits
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zern.a's Celebrated Tooth W..h.

,inaa's Celebrated Tooth Wash.
dis delicious article combines 80 MANY mer,rori
= "" liuites that il has now become q stand
torits xita tho citi1sns OF New York, Phila-
MI 6a!tiInore. Dentists prescribe 1t in their
- n'.t successfully, AMI from every source
-" nitesrias lA1d.tiJns trlied II.
min u an o.-eiins gums ars iumsiiatsly ban-
- " It's uss; its arGioL upsn them il verJ mild
,AaS All sifsosivs. l. cteaases ths teeth 70
t;15 eatt tasy ara msis 20 rival pearl in the
...,, isss, Aaf iiid-ss tlrousa the mouth such
siIii iresan.ss that the br,.th Is rendered ex
sHh' s<+ss- It disiHIf s;Is all thoss Impurities
sa tsai TO Protu,s dscAy, ani, as = coaso ,uence,
"a sc ars rsnoysl ths tevtA md,t always re-
hha .ount
I'pt'ei poly By FRANCES zssM,x, Drug .ist, Phil
sspai> 81 .oli sJ W. IL. GILMAN, Washin stoa
=. y Al DsusssLs a. oaly twenty i've nts \ bot
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IMPROVED HOSTING WHEEL,,

For ~2FehOuSoSs
SM Tho greatest Wheels ever invented
fE7NH1 for hoistiug fast and easy with little
x HN labor, having put many hundred in
- | FEi,0the largest warehouses in Baltimore,
HAHES Washington, Ale sandria, and Rich
sEtSHII mond and have given general satis-
U~iill fiction. Persons will save the ex-
penss III saort tins, to say nothing of the safety
nis goods are suec to in being hosted three or four
stories above his head. Write ule
JAME3 BATES,
Corner Of 3 lies and President streets, Bait
Iron Foundry and Ma Maaufactory of Hosting
i'm 24-6m Wheels
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ARCHITECTURE.
W M. H. BAL WIN

Ia N ii II A l. ID WIN
i rp.rei 20 fr--nish designs and specification.
sUuctu ures Of every dcscr ption, such as pub
a. stores, city Residences, Vliiss, cottages,
tcaisr attention given to rural archIts,-
TN. ne will also agtsad u any communities
n,i @ iurti'n with dispatch plans, accompa-
sa-. .a iaI directions fJr rhs execution OF the
Ss.,,,'.,a .aeFs Pass2aAl sapsri asdsn5s cannot lie
h.p Isle-s: W. h. roit Dr. J. 3. Nay, r. Farm
- 'ii.m.n, iion. H. Nav.
Et,-. eHl -.i,n,e c1rnrr OF 81 ant streets
---C'oi' u. @ Tsb 4-d3m :,
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ELEGANT RICH EuRSI

f,nn oShuhN 04th Z U6S
""o d 90, Srosn% ii0t-l, Pa. svsuue, in
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DIES FURS
PJ, Inscription -consistins oI Long Flat Boas,
i"'s' Poimiiss, Fctorlnss, Piiierinea, Culs, &C.
"'-a HCDalN BAY SABLE
bAUH AND TONE MARTIN
ROYAL ERNISE
ZACH MARTIN
AISK 10
eIBESIAN SQUIRREL
49,. BLACK LCSIDLYNX
On 0'ass styles, IS Recognised BY tssss aud fash
A.
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BOOKS-BOOKS ..-BOOKSm.
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102 BALTIMORE STREET,
CORNER OF HOLIDAY. BALTIMORE, Md.
Sibly's Astrology ard Occult Sciences, vol,
4to., numerous steel plates, p'ice ...-$10 90
Webster on Witchclaft, / vol, It :, London,
1871, price. 90
Boyer History Of the Life and Reign of Queen
Anne, illustrated with all the medals
struck in this reign, with their explana-
tions, and other useful and ornamental
cuts, VOL, folio, price 0C
Beaumones Travels from Frauce to Italy
through the Alps, With Typographical
and historical descriptions, maps and
numerous fine plates, l vol, folis, half
calf price. 90
The Princes of Brabant, 56 fins Portraits, l
vol, small, 4to, boards price...-........... %
Heype'e Virsil, vols, Svo., calf, IS; DOdsleys
Collection Of Poems, vols, limo, calf, 81 Rapin's
Critical Works, vols thick, 12mo., calf 81 So War
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ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS.
@ s - -: Il :;fEt!ssss:zz.sIz7 sEasssssssszss

A D I 10 l. + FAC1LITIES! "A
4 S further convenience to the citizens of the
"A Dis rct of Co umbia We have appointed MIR j.
J. BOG uE side OF the Market fourth door from
Bridge street, Georgetown, to he Agent ~ that
place.
The utmost promptnsss may be relied upon in all
su inss:, and in the transmission and delivery of all
Goods, Packages, &c, committed to his charge.
feb lO-en2n ADAMS d co.
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WEIGHS NATIONAL HOUSE.

WEIGHS NATIONAL HOUSE,
No. "a S0uh EutaU street, BltImOre, I'D.
NEAR CAMDEN STATION.
TIE PROTECTOR of the -
ab.Fe House is now prepared S32A
Ax to serve up all the delica- Hs4A
of the season. AS
HIS bAs. supplied with the best Wines, Liquors,
Cigars, &c.
Permanent and transient Boarders accommodated
vita pleasant rooms at Moderate rates.
jan E7-d1m A. WEIGH.
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IRON PIAR0 STOOLS.

"A ,.t,-i 81 OF ne sb We bvzutiful. chsap, AMI du.
-,--.".e Stools just received Call early ~ make
ssts hILBU5 HITL Music, c,Dspcf. !.
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o. X. G HI A M ERLAIN,s CONNER.
Cial College,
No. 127 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
THE ostensibe object OF this institution is to place
in the reach Of individuals proper facilities 70,
obtaining thorough and practical mercantile edu.
ca ion. young man can here obtain q mors cor
rect knowledge OF general business matters in fsw
weeks than can 30 scquired In many years in any
Ons counting house.
The coarse OF study embraces double entry book
ksepins and its adaptation to various departments
Of mmerce and trade. Mercantile calculations
taug,t according to the most approved methods
Practical psnmanship combining rapidity of execu.
ton with beauty of construction. Lectures on mer-
camille law, upon vsrious important mercantile sub
ie:s beside many other points necessary for book
kesper o business man to understand. The time
necessary for studeat to complete tine varies
from Ave TO eight weeks. There being no vacation,
applicants can ent-r at any time and attend both
day and evening. Examinations are held at stated
ate For terms, &C., write aad have q circular for
warded by mail. fsh 4-lv
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

CASH FOR NEGROES.
NT z wish to purcd ,se immediately large num-
w Der of likely YOUNG NEGROEj, for the New
OrIeans marxet, for which We will pay the highest
CT n prizes. All Persons having slaves for sale, will
nd it to their ad vantas, By eating us, at
Office, No IL Caul1en st -es,, Baltimore. Nd. former
ly occupsi by j. s. Donovan. Liberal commissions
paid f,r information. All communications prompt
ly att.n !eA
jan 2i-H J. NJ. WILSON d G. H. DUKE.
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.,ss e; kss:e 3 ,::.i half
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Lamps, sperm and Nd ma a n tine Can
dles. &c.

jan l9-solm
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FRENCH Amber Tinted Pearl.laid
II Paper.
The above beautiful and fashionable novelty in
the fabric of Paper and Envelopes.
Just imported by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
feb lift Stationery Store, n.ar 9 st.
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Memoranda for Writers.

Always spell Kanzas with a z, and Mime.
sofa with double II. Never spell Santa Ana
with more than one in the second name.-
Do not make mistake apiece in spelling bou-
quot and sobriquet. Recolect that employe
has but one at the end, and that be accent
cd, unless you mean an employed woman when
it should be spelled employee, the first one ac-
ccntcd Never call social party in the eve
ming, q levec, for the essence of that word is
something that takes place in the morning, it
being the cOrrclative term to sOirec. Never
write depot when you mean railroad station.
Never say east when you mean west, nor lee
ward when you mean windward. The best
way to avoid many inaccuracies is one that
has many other advantages, viz never to use
foreign word when there is a good English
one that will express your idea; and among
English words these of Saxon derivation arc
often better than Latin, Greek, or French.
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Sc We have Met the Enemy and They
are Ours 20

The people in their majesty and might on
yesterday achieved one of the most brilliant
victories ever fought, and have spoken in
such thunder tones as to convince all honor
able men, in and out of Congress, that our
citizens had nothing to do with the fraud
that prevented us from obtaining the rich
gift Of lands Congress designed bestowing
upon us for Railroad purposes, and also to
convince the world of the invincibility Of our
Democracy.
Below are the returns from this city,
Little Canada Precinct increases our city
majority from forty to fiftyvotes. To-mor-
row we hope to lay all the returns (official)
before our readers
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MONEY MArrERs.-The New York Jonr-

MONEY MArrERs.-The New York Jonr-
nal of Commerce "looks for large shipments
of specie during the next six weeks, probably
SO, 100000 in all. Of this, $4,000, 900
will come from California, and the remain
der from the banks and Sub-Treasury,
which will still leave the gold in the banks
at little over $40, 100000. Six weeks will
carry us into November, after which an
abundant cotton crop wanted in Europe,
now that they are to have cheapbreadstuffs,
will ease the market, and relieve the fears
of the most timid. During these six weeks,
we look for rapid fluctuations in stocks and
occasional gripings in the money market.
Those who are venturing beyond their
depth, thinking that the trouble is all over,
may keep an eye on October, and still re-
main within soundings. On the other hand
those who are ready to give up in despair
seeing 10 light for the future, if they can
81 tain present squeezing, and come out
with whole ribs in November, may hope
fer breathing time thereafter"
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A Bit of scandal.
We copy the annexed from Cincinnati

we copy the annexed IRON Oinciuua'i
paper
"If You read the local items in the Gazette
you've noticed that there was change In the
Professorship at the famous Riding School, on
Sixth st., below Mound, and thereby hangs
a tale"
The former Professor of that Institution was
a Hungarian, said to have been cavalry Off
Ger in the army of Gen. Benz, or somebody
else. OF course, he was az fat in all sorts of
equestrian graces and being tall, fine looking
and well proportional, with finely arranged
whiskers, imperial and moustache, added to Il
certain melancholy cast of cOuntenance, pccul-
lar to aristOcratic eyiles in misfortune and be-
ing in addition q foreigner, he attracted to his
school the fair of the first families, many of
whom became interested very deeply in the
misfortune of his country, which forced him to
his humble condition.
Among his pupils was a married lady, the
daughter of a prominent citizen, the wife of Il
worthy merchant, and the mother Of four chill
dren-high in the fashionable circle, and re-
narkable for her beauty. Heretofore those
who have met her in the aSsemblages OF the
city have wondered how so much beauty and
so much GOODNESS could find an abiding place
in the same tenement. The rcpulsive, scOrnful
frigidty which apparently surrounded her,
were in the eyes of all, imperviOus to the shafts
of love. No one approached her for a mo-
ments conversation without experiencing u
freezing sensation which lily accorded with the
liquid, lustrous glanccs of her eye. She was
to all appearances surrounded with such an
impregnablc battery of natural virtue, that the
most experienced libertine would forego a
siege.
But the Riding Master, late Of the Hunga-
rian cavalry, like Caesar, could say, "pen', rid',
vici! :"
The Hungarian has wife, brought from his
own Inflated country, and one day she had oc-
casion to look for something in the dressing
room of the riding school, where the lady pu-
pills are in the habit of making their toilette
She opened the door and saw" it matters
NOT, it was not what she sought" Suffice to
say, that her husband and his pupil were in
there.
A woman is quick to seek vengeance, and
band was absent from the city, enjoying the
Tawawa Springs, went to the father of the la
dy, whose equestrian tastes had manifested
themselves so plainly, and related the whole
circumstance. The father called upon the
Hungarian, who like q gallant soldier that
feared not death, barred his breast and asked
that he might be killed, alleging that his pupil
was POtiphars wife, and he was no Joseph.
Fortunately nobody feels that there has been
any great injury done, as there has been no
separations; but the Professor of Riding has
been compelled to resign, on account Of the
ladies fearing from the reputation Of the thing,
to attend.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11
BREwsTER,s ADDITION TO ST. PAUL

"AVING perfected the survey of the above Addition
we are now ready to offer for sale the desirable
building sites offered In this community. The ad
vantages Of BREWSTER'S ADDITION to St. paulis per-
fecty obr from the fact of its central location being
Immediately in the rear of the Capitol, a command
ing overlooking the entire city and surrounding
country, for miles, every side.
The close proximity to the central and most extensive
business localities of the town. show concusvey the de-
sirabeness of what is the Addition beautiful and
ar-famed metropolis
We have spared neither expense pains in the plan of
the lots and streets to make this the most
ton of st Paul the running north and south are
hundred feet wide the streets running east and west
eighty feet WIDE making this alone superiority over
any other part OF the whole place For terms maps a.,
apply to WIN. BREWSTER CO,
Opposite the Post once.
August 26, 1854. aug. 26d&wtf