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a. less. ns each insertion. o cent?; each sdditInna
-Sle-t---.a z >. o.. n. -.:.Sx,. &c
~ ssssasS sssf n s & 4. ss,i r.
ekrs Grocety. rotnsf Of Hsl4ware svenus IGndr u
'tfes' north cioss b ]he eipftol = ls'ta1 ~ Il
- -.f -.--s -i. -
"ANTfD fMAGBDI 4TRLY-.At cook's Rsstau.
w fan.. under WiIIsfd's f1o-el coiored NO.
AAN, a. cook. 10 enc who understands cooking
oq - 1i1 oe ps'a. so..I sep - SO
"ANrsD TEACHRR-To take charge Of =;
w school, about dx mfles rom " sAingtouaon
the Plspk ro:d. 10 MentsAmery ocuety. Ma. ana
dred aud nifty dollars pr shn rm | Applications
may be msae throu. h che o ,stags Psst 0aes OF ID
perSon to either o. tho subsc1ibsrs q II.
s5i s.a >T TEos e. stSeeSs Z.
.,.'sL LEWIS GRAEvEs, s5F Z
Nv asnan HOU>E either Brick or frame, with
n short dit nee OF the centTs MARIE PLEASE
@" R. od o. p1 aauIs md ktE
corner Of sixth street and Pa. avenue. .
iasep % eos ''' T'''-'''''- ~ +I-'1
WTANTED aboard and Lodging for the Winter.
w for two persors, occupying one room. IN q
private family in oreetrvn or tn CITY. - Refer
socss given and require'. Addres Box as4. Post OF
nee, paid 5~| ''si .,s7i' sep ~ St, 70
NTANrEp-On or before the 18th Of November
w next comfortable HOU~E. containing five
location between 14th ard Goth SITS west, and and
streets north will be preferred. Address note to
C" At the Office OF the Evenipg star. ~'
sep O-~6t ......5f g.. ..,,.... H.
"ANTED-A MAN, as porter in a store, to q
w suitable person good wage WI be given.
As .sp 4t oh .n9 Fsn ,,.,t,
uTaNrEp TMMEDIArELY.lAs6 od stout bow
w ass helper in . blacksmith shop. ~..Good
wages and constant employment Ore who has been
w.. Z. JENKINS. ="
Uniontown, near the Navy Yard Bridge
yep t9-ot- ..,,... b.. I'D. s-.
M ANTED-To purchase a comfortable dwelling
w hou'e, be~een 10th and 18th, streets, and r
aud streets hbssl:I estiun of the purchased
money will pc paid down. Address D. NJ. W., through
the post once, stating tsrms, location, DO, "
ssp vs. 81 81 .. Dig iga-ay p. "a. ".
WAETED Two Plumbers wyanted imnedi.telv
w Competent and steady hands win find COZ.
slant employment and bast Wages BY spplyfp to =.
PURSE COLLINS,
sep ls-d lio' Opposite Wiliards' Hotel =
NIANTED PURCHAsER.-1-A rare chsns., IA
w offered In a we'll established Ucnfec,ionery
store, which Re ofsred for sale either whole "a Il
stands, or the fixtures alone For further particu.
lars enquire at the confectioner Store nrst door
sast Of corner 18th street and Pa avenue, fll
sep 12-10t g,f ..-.---.'
"ANTED Opinions of thu Attorney Generals
w Ofce, lasslJ published, in 2 yols, for which a
nodsrste priss Win be given in purchase or in 81
change zgfd-sro- as-aeg = FRANCK taylor. =
e-g - : J - -. ------ .
"ANTED-Twentys har,s of Stock 10 the W ash.
w ineton Building Association, for which orc
siam will be paid. asr - I - = =
--I''+-H 1Ts = J. p. DICKINSON ..-.l
Attorney and Agent, fe
1870 Pa avenue between 18th and 18th sts.
sep 6-eo6ts r.a----l7 -
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r. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-Th.
snk$ handsomely located and msgnifeentiy built
AsADWELLING, on the corner Of 9Th and d ats :.
nos vel! Furnished, viii be rented in whole or In
PART on APP fcafion on the premises. Persons tax.
ing II can De supplied With boarding and viii nd
ington. -. - JNO CPnTrurTs ~
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VALUABLE ILLINOIS LAND FOR SALE
oner for ssis valuable improved farm in the
n9lInwest corner Of Jefferson County, Illinois, OK
niles rom the Illinois Central railroad There ara
ozo acres in the farm and from 80 to S. acres under
GOO fencing 90 ,crss ofhs beet Of the prsrie vt
20 renee IN Neariy one halt Of the land is IN very
valuable timber o dwelling house, q fine orchard
OF apples peaches, soma pears and also cherries.
aamsons, plums, snd other fruits on the place TWO
re G OF good water near the bouec; s,ablfng and
PROXIMITY to the Contra, railroad, is very valuable.
4. VIII take loan on the and and pay the inter.
cav month y, il any of our capitalists would aid me
valuable and Is for SALE and purchasers in want OF
g'od land are invited to give me a cali
{ t,,,1a B. l.. BEGAN,
6P Il-Iwc No, 5N TEelf h tr.et north.
NOR RENT.Twc ne- frame RoUgES sitpeaed
Il ; on East Capitol street, betve al, sn3 Sth
SITS. For terms, &c, apply to - '''
O. A. DALEY, Dentist,
"a avenue, between 9th and It'll sts.
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Yellow Fever at Rev ovlsans

YNEw, ORLEANS, Sept. I9.-The deaths Thy
yellow fever this week have been $40.
: The riots are all over and the city 10 nov
quiet. =
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fNARDEN TO Lett offer for rent that produc
" f1ve and valuable GARDEN in tausre ss7. tn.
e-'ner with its c,oice stock Of roses, plants and
Hult trees And If the same be not rented nv M.
LIST Of Octs bsr ext i'll then offer 1he Whole os
said 8 ock for sale. ANDREW WvIIE VI
sen 16-tf 7ih street MOO, d. -
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FROM HRW YORK.

Ihs whereabouts Of sshuylsr-rne naius
Law in Canada-Bishop wsinwright's Hu-
leral-Homination-Ss Of the steam
ship st Loais, &c - -ue-'n- -
New YoaK, Sept % Since the reward Of
5000 for the apprehsnsio. of Schuyler has
been offered, it has been ascertaiusd that the
great defaultsr took passage for Europe some
weeks ago ' 80
Mr. Mackenzie will introduce his Maine
liquor law bill into the Can dian Parliament
on Monday next. There is good prospect. of
the bill passing -
The funeral Of Bhhop wainwr,sAt took place
At one o'clock Trinity Church was filed Z,
ft utmost capacity; and as all the Episcopal
clergy Of the city we're in attendance, the cor.
ernonies and services were of the most posing
character. An immeuse concourse Of people
followed the remains Of the lamented Bishop.
/ In the Rome district, the anti Nebraskaitss
have nominated Adoiphus Skinner for Con-
.gtess. ....-a, .,
I The United States mail steamship st. Louis
sailed at noon to-day for sonthamrton and
HavfsO She took out - passsngsfs and
$47s, 1000 In specie aaf - INV =
Ne material change in the markets to-dsy.i
Stocks are somewhat 6rmer. -''.i robnoI
! @hi iSli F' - Jinl .s,, -Si.-.
$40 Yellow Fever at the South,, ,n' b.
NEw OsLEAxs, Sept. 22.-The yellow fs.sr
is increasing. It's principally .cohAnsd %,
5unsSel imated persons '"... Id lc dj2r3
I CHARLsroS, September 23-There IL no
abatement in the epidemic In this city or In
Savannah :" ''t' &. -fiIn.r 7'oa ~,
re = i1'.:' - 49, tti si1o; ao
GSUt1f Baltimore Nsrksts.F j. egG-ps,
BMfrNSAE, Sept. 23-The Aour market con
i Iles dAE Howard Street is held asSs, Aod
City. Mills at $50 wheat-sales Of 4 600
bushels, white a. 81. eoasl. 20, and red At sfiso
asf:6r. Corn S des OF 1000 Bushels, white
atsoc, and yellow &c 49, go &C. '.
Destructive Fire-vesss Burnt, &s.b1Gr
BosroS, Sept. 22.-At Somerset lest niIrht
new ship Of about 1000 tots, on the stosks,
In the yard of Mr.. James Hood. was destr DYED
by fire, With the dwelling Of Mr.. Hood-lost
$50, 600. -i''lr : 10 ,,I..Ii
nj .I--,I s. = .. .. s. -
To g. gs. Maine Election y'F,..,
tewns but three how that Morrill,, the fusionist
candidate for Governor, lacks about goo of an
election by the people " 9caiJ2i--'
-sEi' .En- e. ----..c Js4.. - sGiIl -.
!, sTY' Yellow Fever at Few Orleans.i,,- ii
\ TNkw. ORLEANS, Sept. I9.-The deaths Thy
yellow fever this week have been $40
quiet. -"
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent,
~ have Tor rent, several new HOUSES, with 2
ecres Of ground attached to each, situated on oxen.
dsil Green" little more than mile ,sthsasterly
nom the Capitol. sso1-,--.. =. %
These houses are spacious and convenient, With
excellent water at hand 81 ~. -
The situation is beautiful, overlooking q large
porrcn OF the city, and In full view the Capitol.
INC approach Is BY 7th and H sta. Delaware ave-
An omnibus line for usual fare, has been psrms-
nentiy established ON the route, and runs twice a
aay between Kendall Green and the President 8
sqosre. leaving at .. m and p. m. Rstu ming,
ieaves centre MARKET, where 1t makes brief stand
at 91z and 3k O'clock. 54fF-
Rsnt-TW0 HUNDRED DOLLARS year.
The houses not yet taken are open for inspection
who lives on Cottage street, or myseN At nv rss;'
dence, near the premises -
g 10 2o-n AMOS RrNnaII
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE 4 Lots
IA FOR SALE AT kLLAVILLE-The subscriber
has laid on no acres of land In the neighborhood Of
bladep sburg Depot, under the designation Of Ella
Vile, and offers the same for sale The loe consst
OF rom three to nine acres Of dland each lot In
Guiding desirable site for building.
On two Of the lots the subscriber has erected
handsome residences, with every modern contriy
anoe for comfort. One Of there houses and lots is
Connected with the honss is veil Of strong med;c;
nal water. Complete hydraulic apparatus supplies
the bath room. Kitchen, apd water closet With wa
ter, which Is obtained in unlimited quantity with
out going out Of doors. Application may be made
to Mes.rs GREEN soorr, Auctioneers; Mr.. WELLS,
at tie National Hotel, to the subscriber on the
premises Autographed plan CT Kilayille will he
catien as above. = -la -
An omnibus runs three times day between Ria.
vile and Washington. oHAs. B. CALVERT. ,
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Dew. PROF. LIPPITT,S ssaess sehoo,
III for Young Ladies viii be reop.nedon Monday
tween aud L sis, ~ . p - ,~bF : u = Z
A limited numb-r only Of pupils vial be received.
Tor adpiissie n, terms, course of studiss DC So
pfcaton to Be msee 10 the Principal Il the school.
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AND FOR SALE.-P.rscns des;ro1,s ~ n,r,..,,,.
~ ing LAND, from 10 to 50 acres or more. In the
immediate vicinity Of Washington. about one mil
rom the Cooperation line, north of the Capitol csn
DC accommodated There are several fine building
sites on the land, having free view of the cty and
Potonsc river. WIG wy "n0
Persons wishing to purchase will please enquire
:. LIS oill.F.. rep 20-eo3ts
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kfOk RENT-A medium size dwelling HOUSE.
on Maryland avenue, between 9th and 7th ST.
For particulars enquire Of T. GALLiGAN, at Ras.
III nelli Co.'S, under Browns Hofal.
u sep 2l-eoStk T.. '~-
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-" AUTHORIZATION of ths Attorney Generate
w OEce, Lately published, in 2 yols, for which a
nodersts price Win be given in purchase or in 81
Sep o - = : " -
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ErOR RENT That har dscme brick DWELLINo
Il HOUSTON tn west side Of l2th street near
ne smithsonian, BOW In the. occupancy of Mr.. r.
N. Bealie. Poss' scion given in few DAYS. Raa.
s'oV per snnum JNO b. SMITH,
-"a.a Attorney At Law, No. 4i6 Eighth street.
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TIE UNION AOADEMY,

~ Corner of l4th ssreef oad Ne,o Fefi ape.ss.iI
HIS Inmitottep an be- ops ned for the naxt yeu
/ on the hist Monday in September, 1854 fhe
uumetr Of pupil' Is han Cd The school win CON
list Of thrre classes Js,,ior Middle and Sensor nv
cry desirable fsci,ity 10 offered Ap hcsfions shcai
be made immediately Preference given TO thos
Who enter for she longest time. 81 .--,t
Circulars At the Bonkstorea ,N q...sf 4 an
TUE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY viii opso o,
the same time. Urcujsrs a above. -.r.uV = Z 9
2 RICHARDS,
~ Si---dsm - MRS NJ. A. RIcaA
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LfUh kENT ONCE Rooms Nos and 7, sColum.
Il bia Place" corner of Louisiana avenue and 7th
the whole extent OF the building. Apply to
- -. B O. BARNEY F,
5e ZS-eoH go y. bstween 9th And Yth sts
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Twenty shsr,s of Stock 10 the Wash.
w fneton Building Association, for which . orc
~ium will be paid. lsr s. - Il = 80 :.
/ -rT'i.a 1rs e J. p. DICKINSON
! Attorney and Agent, fe
! Pa avenue, between 18th and 18th sts.
sep 6-eo6ts nee 20
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Maine Election

/ fPoRTLAxD, Sept. % Returns from sll the
tewns but three how that Morrill,, the fusionist
candidate for Governor, lacks about goo of an
election by the people 100 P2aij2i--'
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TELEGRAPHIC.

hftAAs laily Rzsslsg Stsf.
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Baltimore Hsrksts

bALfNser, Sept 2s-The aour market con
i Isss dsE Howard Street is held srss, aud
City, Mills at $3.50. wheat-sales Of 4, 600
bushels, white at 81 .eoasl. 20, and red at sflso
asf:tr. Corn S tles Of 1000 Bushels, white
at SOC, and yellow s2c '.s a'a sciS :
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20 I0.AInns RoEzx - 1T ,ortA. -,
40 stsset vest The Houss has tsn ROAM n
200 oyQtrsA po1np - eoed vsfse IN the ysrd. Pa
sA.s cn gis g b, .1plying to las. MrLLHH.
--~------------ = ~ A.---AA - -
ID o0Ms 10 R1AT -04ar 70, Rs.s -Hou,e n
~ e .ssveral pie.saut Rooms, furuishea or nm
81, good csllst, secure and ecsy OF sns.e .e.,
ne Northern Libsrties' Marx + shitaA for = huc
fR mprchant or market nan. Pr 81 -,
Also. 1rrnsH dwell irs House ct 90 per month. "
= ,ep g Sc = - j q ADAMS. .eroo-ra Z
F0& KINf-suitaoissors small family; finn.
= AOVSE pless ntly stuafsd In G<orgetoWn. h..
tween Judson Mitch land D.sid Hns,sh's, On Ist
street Rent low 10 . tced tenant. Apply - x =
10, q 'efes<5s So II. T. wfLLfAMs, NOT
4 next door 10 the Bank OF Commeees. Il
EOR RvNT-rwo new handsome and veil An.
nhed fourst brick H0USES On K ttrest,
nesr the cornsr Of 4th. To good and runctuai
tenant the terrps viii be moderate. Epasire 81 Jxa
HxSkI at the Capitol, or J. 7. CLBMBNTs. I street
near .nreco5ner OF h. w. eep ~ sts
E0R RENr-A good STORE ROOM on Seventh
4 STREET, between g and Il streefs. and the back
room with the store. It would mike good stand
,Sr ofy soods shoe or fancy store, or any other
aod In busi ess square To good tenant will
make, the fsnt low, as want it taken forthwith.
For terms enquire at the next door sou Oh, or at
nay shop, where am prepared to do all kinds of
investigating at tho shortest Notice.
He. JAS: A. WISE,
Eleventh. street, between II and streets.
eep 1s-Ss- : : ------.Ll =. I.-..
EfOR RENT-Tbe STORE on Pa avenue. Hetv.
4 IN and lo.h streets al, present occupied by
the subscriber as Millinery establishment. II Is
one OF the oldest bususss rtands in the city and
mas an excelent run Of county custom II desired
tne dwelling part Of the hou can be had early in
the ping. ~ :"
The Stock and Fix.ur Of the store for sale.
Apply to MRS. SARAH HAMTLToN
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YOUNG LAOlk0 CLABsICAL IaSfT1UTR,
ef BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL rs :
Indiana dcease, befsceea I'd and * ssrsas, = -.
- NxARlY oProefI CIT HALL - r",''''.3
IHE sxercis Of this scbsel YIN Be resumed on
u MONDAY, the lib Septembsr neat : ,.,..,
Circulars cent on applicstion 80 ,Fa'' =,
aug 2l-lm Stephen q. MIRIcK, A. n ~
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Destructiys Fire-yesss Bnrnt Aar..n

Bosros, Sept. 22.-At Somerset last niRht
answship Of about 2 600 tots, on the stosks,
In the yard of Mr.. James Hood. was destroyed
by fire, With the dwelling of Mr.. Hood-iost
$50, 900. ,-t -l''[- : = "a. IL
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HE CONCERT ON MONDAY EvENISe.-Tbe
role Of names for the concert to take plaee at
Csrusi's saloon on Monday evening. presents
IA array Of musical talent not often to be seen
in the bills. Ten prominent musical celebri.
ties can certainly make an unusually rich con.
cert and az matter Of fact, our good people.
who love the sweet sounds of voice and ipsiru
ment, will not forget the treat that is before
them.
he MARION RIFLEs.-Ihis is another new
military company just organizing in this CITY
Last evening they had a meeting and adop,ed
constitution, and next Wednesday evening
1ney are to agree upon their uniform. &c
ibey are gallant band of young men. and
have taken name which is frs, on the list of
rinemen IN the history Of the country Who
would not be proud to be one of " Marion 3
SILVER PLArISe.-Persons xbo
platiDg done in a workmanIiIs mann. So .a
Ieferred to the advertisement of M i
sneensn, IN another column His .h;,;t, IN
the line Is upqu estionable "a ali L. -.
tried his work will prove Give hin, lii :e
you want your work we'll done W. -.
also 70 the advertisement of Mr.. Laba,,s g.,
equally good work in the same line. '''
TIE sETER on THIRTEENTH STREET
work Is going forward successfully, and i, il
expected will soon be completed up to the
Avenue We observe that particular pain. Is
taken to put up barricades, although in an nm.
frsquento1 part of the city, showing a care on
inc part OF the contractor, Mr.. Joh1 T. Ferrv
tnAf Is worthy Of imitation elsewhere
2 i-oYsf.Rs, ErC.-Mr. VIM. Greason .dv.,.
tises An accommodation for epicures, families
and parties, that deserves attention. and we
can say that all he undertakes to do In The
Line Of his business, he will rigidly perform.
~ TEE national THkA1RE-We nnd.,.,s, "A
tesr the proprietor is about putting this estsb-
iishmsnt In the best posi- bic order, and tb q.
MT. Aafshall will open With foe ,sompaD y
70 y saort time. . =
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WANTED A PURCHAsER.---A rare chsns. "a
w offered In q we'll established Ucnfec,ionery
store, which Re of.red for sale either whole az Il
stands, or the fixtures alone For further particu.
tars enquire ct the Confectionery Store, FIRST door
east Of corner 18th street ana Pa avenue. -
sen IDIOT .-ss ..-. $780,
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WANTED-A MAN, as porter in a store, to q
w suitable person good wage VII be given.
Apply to HOWELL 4 MORSEIL, r. .
sep 20-4ts g. between 9Th and 7th streets
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WTANrEp IMMEDIATELYL-As tod stout bow
W. as helper in blacksmith shop. -sGood
wages and constant employment. Ore who has been
at the business preferred. Enquire of "a -
~ -" K. l. JENKINH, -"
Uniontown, near the Navy Yard Brftige.
rep 19-5tA -.
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VIOLATIONS OF THE Custom House LAWS.
Information was given to Justice Clark, day
o. Two since, by Mr.. Robinson, the Deputy
Collector, that the owner or the boat New
York had refused to exhibit his license vbsn
required. The owner was arrested. and his
boat taken in charge until he gave bail for a
further hearing. The fine for this offence is
$50 Many owners Of boats neglect another
section Of the law, which will be enforced
hereafter. They are required to have the
name Of the boat and the port it belongs to
painted on the stern: The fine fog neglect of
this requirement is $40 We make this staie-
ment for the benefit Of boat-ovners who NAV
not be awafe Of the law. sa-l -
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ATANTED-To purchase a comfortable DWELLING
w hou0e, between 10th and 18th, streets, and p
and & streets libWslrI ertiDn Of the purchase
money will be paid down. Address D. NJ W., through
the post ofiee, stating tsrms, location, &c.,i, ~
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Educational.
RUGBY ACADIsH.

AIRS II. BE vARLRY RANDOL pa
M and daughters tfii open Boarding end Dsy
October ~ I ,7'3' Il0'TE = = ~--~|s.
b. For tsrns, ooulss u destruction, &c., applicable.
'ean Be made to Mrs. r 1t her ressdancs, q. Ma
fork avenue. be ween eth and sth St.
aep 1S-eot0ctq go 80 ). Is s-sstsa =
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hTANfEp-0n or bsfofe the 18th Of November
w next, a comfortable HOU-E. containing Ave
Or SIX rooms, and furnished with baths and sas. A
location between 14th ard Goth SITS. west. and and
streets north will be preferred. Address note to
coat the Office Of the Evenipg star. ~
cen 9--6t
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Wsnh"sne - ls1AstvsssloousoaoeDn siinAa
,e. ns each insertion. . cent?; each sdditinnsI
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WAETED Two Plumbers Wanted mme distelv.
w Competent and steady hands viii find COZ
slant employment and best wspes Ay spnlvfn a. tn :
-iRURSE& COLLINS,
sep iS-d lHo' Opposite WiHards' Hotel Fl
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CARRIERS 49, .r-
SPANISH MIXTURE,

Sne 1reat Fur1ner or the Blood
Not Particle Of Mercury in it.
AsINyAILIBIl REAzDYfor ssrofula, King Evil, Rhsu.
matism, irate Cutaneouf Ernptions, Pimple. or
Ewes, Ring Worm Or letter, soald Head, Enlarge.
'+-" ~ Psin of the bones and Joints, Stubborn
Msnt T'iscrders, Lun bago, spinsl Gem
Ulcers, byPsstt.s - ing frcu, an injudjcious
1se Q; Mercury. Infrudenoe In La, Q. -
Sha R1nod .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

TREEs.--A stranger visiting this bcauti-
ful island is not little surprised TO notice
in every direction thc great number Of Alan
thus, or TalIow Tree aud Adele, or Silver
Leaf Poplar Tree. These vile trees are
planted in some of our crowded cities on
account of their rapid growth and the fine
shade they give; but they soon become a
nuisance there, and how much more SO in
the fine gardens and grounds of this island,
they destroy any lawn. When one
asks why these trashy trees are planted, he
is told they are for protection to other
trees protection indeed one might say OF
them as RolIa said of the Spaniards TO the
Peruyians,-"Thcy give us protection ?
yes, such protection as vulturcs give to
lambs, covering and devouring them" SO
with those vile weeds, The Talow and the
Silver Leaf Poplar tree; they spread their
roots and send up their Suckers in every
direction, exhaust the soil and injure the
growth Of other trees near them. The
late Mr. Downing, who wrote and did so
much to promote Il taste for landscape gar
dening, dsvotes pages to the denunciation
of these trees, giving his reasons for his
dislike of them, and sums up his remarks
with advice to every one to Down with
the Alanthus-Down with the Abelc." So
il should be down with every one Of them.
Their protection is not required, 30 lot us
bo rid of these useless foreigners, and
supply their places with our own beautiful
trees, of which We have such great varie-
~. DOWNING.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

tbs PLANKs OF THE ARCTIC. "A para
graph has been going the rounds Of the pa-
pers STATING that the steamer Arctic was
plankcd wsh pine instead Of oak and that
therefore she was much more liable to nc
cident than che should be. The London
Times contains the following communca-
ton in relation to this subject, from Mes.
srs. Cato, Miller e. Co., shipbuildcrs in
Liverpool.
ave beg to observe that, having had the
steamer Arctic under repair last spring, in
consequence of damage, we had u full op.
portuniiy of judging of her build and
strength.
Her planking was Of oak and pitch pine.
We may remark that pitch pine, rcd pine,
and Baltic are the woods generally used in
large steamers, the former being the best of
the three. and equal to any foreign oak !;
and we believe that these woods are now al
SO extensively used in Her Moicsry's dock
yards for planking. We would further OBJ
serve that the Arctic was as strong and
substantially built ship as could be pro-
duced in this or any other country"