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THORN, TIE MILLIONAIRE, AT SARA

THORN, THE MILLIONAIRE, AT SARA.
ToGA.-A correspondent of the Mobile
Tribune, dating from Saratoga, gives the
following sketch of an American Prince
"Thorn, to whom refer, has made q
lion of himself by indulging in extrava.
gances and eccentricities. He is the man
who so eclipsed the emperor of France in
the splendor of bis turn out He is said
TO have driven four span of horses, rich
ly caparlsoned, to the most splendid car
rage in Europe. The Emperor, unwil-
ling that any one should 20 in better
style than himself, ordered him to appear
no more in the streets of Paris with the
aforesaid establishment.
HIS party consists of his wife, two
daughters, beaux, attendants, pages,
maids, grooms, &c. l witnessed a few
days since the ceremony of their prepar-
alton to ride. Five steeds and carriage,
with groom and drivers, in finest livery
to each. were first presented opposite the
U. 5. Hotel. Next came the party with
their maids and attendants. A beautiful
mahogany bay morse was first led I'D,
whereupon groOms and servants took their
position to perform the feat of mounting
the fair Miss to her saddle. She placed
her foot in the white gloved hand of the
groom on the left side, who gracefully
placed her in the saddle, while on the
right stood another ready to catch the Jew.
ell, If perchance, it should drop that way.
Then came the maids to adjust the riding
dress and place her foot in the stirrup.
This and similar ceremonies with her
sister being accomplished, the beau1 and
attendants mounted, the old folks as
cended their carriage and off they put as
If to a funeral. This ceremony must
have taken half hour-long enough
as heard an Alabama girl remark, for a
Southern party to have mounted and
taken respectable ride. forgot to note
that after the adjustment of the young
ladies' dresses, reins, &C., the horses were
sugared lied from the hands of the grooms,
which, l suppose, was to sweeten their
gaits and spirit for the evenings perfor-
NANCE"
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FIRE GLIDING, GALvANIZING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING,

ON ALL KINDS OF NATAL.
LABARRE would respectfully inf rn the pub
Il lie that he has opened hop at the corner {
AMI 10Th sire ts, in the above business and is nov
re dy to receive orders in any branch, namely:
FIRE GLIDING
on all kinds Of ornaments for churches, chalices
Jewels, and regslis for Free Masons, Odd Fellow &
and other societies, military ornaments, &c. Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Chains, Goblets Lockets, Tea and Table Spoons
Dessert and Butter Knives.
ELECTRO SILVER-pLATING
On Military Ornaments, Fruit Baskets, Walters
Csn1esticks, and Cassets.
Also, Silver plating for Plumbers, Gas Filters, &c
All ornaments for military, Free Masons, Odd Eel
lows, and other Societies and Clubs made to orde,
on the shortest notice.
FRANCIS LABARRE,
Corner G and 10th SITS west, near Pa ave.
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BY Royal Letters Patent.
THE HYDROM AGEN
WATERPROOF ANTI CONSUMPTITE
CORR SOLIDS;
MlNUFiCTURKD

MANUFACTURED BY
| HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
A. MARKET ST., MANCHESTER.
Principal Wareholse, 102 Wood street. Ch:opside,
.4nn STREET, and 1o2 Nassau street. Nsao FORK, Uni
ted SAFES
The Hydrcmagen is q valuable discover, for pro-
tecting the feet from damp or cold, and therefore
preventive of many Lung Diseases, aclthoat any
dOctOring schdtersr The Hydromagen is in the torn
| OF a sole, AID worn inside the boot or SHOE Its
medicated character is powerful antidote to dis
| ease.
For Gentlemen it will be found agreeable, warm,
and healthy. to wear in the coolest rainiett of
wea her, as the foos cannot becom. wet if the Hy
| dlomagen is inserted. Ladies fnay wear the light
est soled boots shoes in the worst weather with
| impunity; while Consumption, so prevalent among
the young of our country may he thwarted by their
| general adoption. They entirely supercede over
hoes as the latter cause the fest to rspire in
very unhealthy manner, and, besides. are not dan
gerous wear to pedestrians in icy weather like in
da rubbsrs " bile the latter cause the feet to ap
pear extremely large, tn. Hydromagep, being mere
thin slice Of cork prepared, Ie;uarly placed inside,
does not increase the size of the boot cause the
| foot to appear untidy. To Children they are ex.
tiemely valuable, as they may engage in exercise
with comfort and healthy effects Their expense is
so slight to need mention besides, those
~he patronze them will find their yearly Doctors
| bills ~ xch diminished thereby.
AS the Hydromsgen is becoming more kpown its
sale is increasing to an almost incredible extent
Last year In London, Manchester, BURNING ham,
liverpool, Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp,
Hamburger, and Berlin. our sales reached 450
pairs of Cork Soles. This year the number will far
| surpass that.
AK the Faculty their opinion of their value q
preventive for CoUdHS COLDS, BRONCHITIS, AsTHMA
and CONSUMPTION.
- Mems Size, per pair, So cents
Ladies' do do 80 do
Boys & Misses' do % do
NoTEcE-'rom the Retail prices we make very
| liberal allowance to Jobbers and Wholesalers, so
that any storekeeper may make five profit on the
sale, while they article that may be kept in
any store among auy class of goods. )
For terms apnlv to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
80 Ann street, New York.
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TO A CHILD

Ere thou vast born "into this breathing world, ,,
God wrote some characters upon thy heart.
y, let them not, like beads of dew impearled
On morning blades, before the noon DEPART
But morning drops before the noon exhale,
And yet those drops appear at even;
30 Childish innocence on earth must fail,
Yet may return TO usher thee to heaven.
Hartley Coleridge.
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EVENING STAR.
GOOD NEWS FROM HOME

'e"o hi JOHN Campbell Minstrel
1000 news from home-good news for me.
p come across the deep blue sea,
rIom friends that have left in tears
from Trends that I've not seen for years.
pul since we parted long ago,
Ny ne has been a scene of woe,
but not joyful hour has come,
For / have heard good news from home.
Good nens, &c.
No fathers Land to guide me now,
No mothers tears to soothe nv brow,
No sisters voice falls on nv ear,
No brothers. smiles again TO cheer.
But though I've wand Hed far away.
My heart is full Of joy to day;
For fnends across the oceans foam
have sent TO me good news from home.
Good news, &c.
men shall see that cottage door,
Mhere I've spent years of Joy before;
twas there knew no grief or care,
MY neart was always happy there.
mo may never see il more,
Ut stand upon my native shore,
mere er on earth I'm doomed to roam,
FnJ heart VIII be with those at home.
Good news, &c.
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ANRRICAN 4 FOREIGN AGENCY

Opposite the Treasury Department., Warrington
FINDER the direction of AARON HAIGHr PALMER
- Counsellor of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, and Consul General Of the Republic Of
Ecuador for the United States, established for thu
prosecution and recovery of claims of American ci
Gems on foreigu Governments; or the United States
before Congress, the Executive Departments of the
Federal Government and Boards or Commissioners
sitting in Washington; recovery of debts, lsgsces
and inheritances in the United States and foreign
countries; investments in United States and State
securities; collections generally, remittaDces, and
other money business. Having efficient and relia-
BILE correspondents in the several States and Terri
tories ofthe Union, in Mexico, Central and South
America, the chief cities OF Europe in Australia, In
dia, and China, the undsedgnad is prepared to give
his prompt and hithf61 attention to all business
that may be confdsd to bis agency.
fen 16-W1Y AARON n. PALMER
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PAPER HANGINGs, CORNICEs, LOOPS &c

PAPER HANGINGs. C0RNICES, LOOPS, &c
W. K would m Ss respectfully infosm the cit;zs, {
w Of Washington, that We have L ow in store 8
large and beautiful assortment of CORN CEs
RINGS, ORNAMENTS, &c 1t prices to suit ali
persons. All kinds Of Window and Bed DRAPFRY
made and put up at the shortest notice and in tn.
best manner. Carpets made and pue down and
warranted to At. ALI kinds of PAPtR HANGING
DECORATING and UPHOLsTERY work ATTENDED
70 promptly. We keep constantly ON hard al
elegant assortment Of Paper Hsng,ngs. End in fac
every thing in our lire of business We guar ante,
81 sfaction to our customers. Paper hung by
pen ienced ha' DIS. Persons requested to cali ar
examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere a
these VII, merely wish to look through curiosity.
JOS. I. K. PLANT 4 CO.,
No Washington Place, 7th street near Z.
SEP GIN
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AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS RESUMED.

HAVING resumed the Auction and Commiesior
Ill business, respectfully offer my services &c
the many friends Of the House o. Adward Dyer
Robert W. Dyer, and Dyer Bro, and to the citi
sens generally. From an experience Of thirteen
years, natter myself that may claim from my
forner friends portion Of their patronage.
have engsged the services of Mr.. h. s Wright
Of Georgetown, as Auctioneer. His qualifications
are too we'll known to require comment.
All sales made by me will be caahed if defired.
My place of business Is the Rooms recently occu
pied by Messrs Collins, Bovine, 4 Co., on 18th st
LIST door from corner Pa. avenue.
GEO. F. DYER.
n B-The Books of the old firms can be found at
my rooms. Any information appertsining to them
will be cheerfully given. aug 22-dIm
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A NEW AND CORRECT CITY DIRECTORY

NV 4, the undersigned, now engaged in number
w ing the city of Washington, purpose as
soon rs the work is completed, publishing new
City Directory. We have every facility for 80 dong
as we compelled visit every house in the city,
accurate and complete The necessity of .uch q
book at this time is daily fell, and trust that
shall receive pu olic patronage sufficient to remu
nerate We will enae4vor to give entire satisfac
ton.
Please notice our circular, as will call on the
ciiZens at early day to solicit subscriptions to
the work. TEN EYCK PALMER
Contractors for numbering the city.
aug 31-2w Qnt)
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f. L, DEEIsON.

Counsellor and AttOrnsy-at.LaW,
WACO, MrLENNAN CO, TEXAS,
Will prsctce IN the counties Of Milan, Fell, Viii
litmsop, McLennan, Falls, Linn, stone. Frtestopp,
navarro, and Hill, and the supreme Court at Aus
tn, Galveston, and Tyler.
VIII also act as LAID agent, and give special at.
tent on 70 investigating and perfecting L. nd Titles
In any part of the State. aug le-W6m
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GAYS FABLES, with l26 illustrations,
" vol, London, 1881 as - I'D
Dogs; their Management, by Edward Nsghew,
London, 1854-50c.
The Marvsls of science, by q. W. Fulton, With IL
Illustrations Soc.
Adventures of Mr.. Sydsnham Greenhnch, and q
bis fie' ds In London, with numerous illustrations
.->od"n, lS54-2Sc. fRANSK TAYLOR.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY"

THIS beautiful burial place OF the dead having
I just ben dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for the purpose, ia open for the reception OF the
remains Of deceased persons.
The MAU5OLEUM has capacity for hundred
bodies. in which such friends CT the dead as may
apply can place the departe until they select sites
for the graves
The plan of the incorporates is of equality 10
regard to the lots, which will not be put up publicly
or sale, (although they usually bring premium }
making the early selection of lots tse most desir
able.
Until an office is established in the city of Wash.
ipgton, applications viii be punct uslly att, nded
to at the present ocs in the east wing OF the build
ing on entering tine Cemetery.
VIM. 8. HUMPHREYS
N B-Glanwood is situated short distance due
north of the Capitol. aug lin
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LIMEi LIME!! LIME!!!

|I'HE HAMBURGER LIME KILNs being now II
1 complete order, the proprietor vii be enabled
% furnish his approved customers at all times dur
ing the season with Lime Of the bsst quality for
clustering and other purposes. The lime manufac
-ured at these kilns is warranted 70 be equal 10
.ualty to ANY other manufactured in the United
states. The prizes will bs, delivered at the g;n aic
n any other part OF the city Il.
Cement and Cslained Plaster can also Be had at eli
lines A. ". DENEAM,
Np Sim Pnr the proprietor
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DoTahARD,
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR

INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED GossAnBR
VENTILATINd WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOUpACES.
No. lY7 CHESTNUT STREET, oppontc tie Stote
House, Philadelphia.
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies' and Gentlemep
1 to measure their own hes Is with accuracy:
Per Wigs, Inches. Toapees Scalps, Inch
80. l. The round Of TIE no. l. Prom forehead to
aead back Rs far as
2. From 70 ehesd bsiJ.
over tb 9 hosd 10 .. Ger Sorsh cad as
neck. far as required.
3. from cor to Ear 3. Over TIC crown Of
over thu head. the head
Z. Prom esr to ear
round the ioro-
nsa1.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

FSNHE subscribers have on band q complete sssort
l ment Of BUILDING STONE, tsken from tn
QuMries near the Little Falls Bridge on the Mary.
land side G, including all sizes, from small build
ing to heavy foundation Stone. Curb, Flsgging Co.
plug, &C., which they will furnish at the usual
rates.
Orders left at the Store Of Wheetley Morrison
Water street. Georgetown, or at the Diaries, south
Of and near the Little Falls Bridge, will meet with
p Oppt attention.
eep din WHEATLEY SILSBY CO.
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ARFkR's MAGAZINE for eepte Der
IL 25 ceEts.
futnam's Magazine for September. 26c.
frank Les.ie's Ladies' Gazette Of Fashion for Sep
temter, 15c.
Illustrated Mag zine of Art, do, do.
New YORK Journs', do, 1870.
SsnNre Nrtion' do, l2lsc
All the ns~ Bocks, sagasines, anl Papers Re-
ceved rs socn rs publiIbed ty
---s. f. x. LUNDY,
tep L. Brisee styest, Gsors stown.
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FOB POOR AND LABORING MEN.

SMALL BUILDING LOIS Of 10 feet or more In
- various parts Of tie City, and Georgetown, al
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD co.
BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves IL
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
LLOYD co.
For sale, large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNESS. LLOYD co,
18th street, OPP Treasury Department.
Nv &-ly
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PARK HOTEL,
This delightful Suburban Retreat,

PARK HUTEL,
This delightful Suburban Retreat,
On 7ih, near Boundary street,
80 Is NOW OPnN FO.
~ THE RECEPTION OF
&tsx THE PUBLIC.
he Proprietors respectfully inform their friends
that everything served up at their ests bshment
shall be cf the best.
The Billiard Bowling, and shooting Saloons are
in complete order.
Parties will be served with Breakfast, Dinner, CT
Supper at short notic-, apd in the most approved
style, not surpassed by any house in the Distc:ct.
For the accom- cd ,tion Of the public, Coaches OF
h, Union Line will leave the corner of 9Th stree
and Pa. avenue every thirty minutes, day aud eve
ning G, commencing at O'Clock a. m, for the Park
HOTEL stopping at Union Hall, street.
WILSON 4 HAYWARD,
Prop'rs Union Hall, G st, PARK HOTEL It'll st.
aug l9-1m
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
6NIDER'S WINES

TOHN ". SNYDER, Dealer in Wines, at the
u former old established Wine Store Of JACOB
SNYDER, Jr.. No rs Walnut street. four doors be-
low Fourth street, where cossssers will be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS on the moot scconmc.
dating terms.
poreation Of FOREIGN WINES, Office No. 70 Wal
nut street, Philsdelphia, where he Is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation Of Wines
&c, from various houses in Europe, in quantities Of
single do zen and upwards; and also eocits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage of
his friends snd former customers.
- All Wines ordered for Washington will be de-
tivered by Express FREE Qf haoht. je Sly
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PIANOS! PIANOSu PIANOS!!!

DEhSONS DESTROYS Il purchasing good and du.
i rsbls instrument "very cheap will find it to
their advantage t. give Us q call, We are de-
t. rminet to sell of present stock at lastly
duesi prices, to give for additional supply
viii b will shortly STRIVE, of both American and
Europ an manu- hcturs Remember
HILBUS 4 HITS s
Music Depot.
An additional supply Of small instrumen just
received, consisting Of Guitars Bsnse, Aooor dions,
flies, etc sts. j. 4 b.
Hp6
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TIE NEW AID POPULAR SONG, Il tou-h my
i soft Guitar" composed and arranged for the
Piano Fo-ts by Prof J. G. Foertsch, words b. Hen
~ X. Stodderd. Esq, and dedicated to john Nc
Quade, Esq Of New York, can be had at tn. Music
Depot Of H1LBU3 HITZ. g.,
aug a.
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HARpEK's MAGAZINE for September
Il DeBow's Rsvie~ do
Lives Of the ef Justices Of the United States BY
George Van santvoord, val, eyo
Famous Persons and Places, by N. P. Willis
spp A. PRANCK TAYLOR
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ITO M e M BEERS OF CO N G. II IL s .
Strangers and C1tiZens.-We ere
new receiving lot of Goods suitable for the Fall,
consisting Of
silks of all kinds ..-.
French Mousselines, Merinos
AIpa-ss, Romb ms, Irish linens
Table Dsmask, Damask Napkins, Flannels
Csssiuets, Cloths, Css.imeres
Ginghsms OF all kinds
Hosiery Of all kinds
full assortment of Domestirs Of all kinds
VARIETY of Carpets Of various kinds
the remainder Of our summer Gooas will be sold
very cheap Some first rate "a Lawns st 81 ctr,
Besutiful Calico % cta, Berege de LANES, ~ cts
worth rs. Bsreges very cheap.
sug a. HAIL h BROTHER
FRENCH LsTERATURE,-T d
II MAURY have on sale several cheap editions OF
the most eminent French Authors, including SaiD
tine, Balssc, LaInartins, Dumas. DeKock, Eugene
Sns. and Victor hugo IA
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SHIRTS-SHTRTS.

SHIRTS-SHIRTS.
NEW styl OF Fancy Summer shirts of the most
~ beautiful patterns, with French double Il 8
bands and Studs
Also, new styles of white embroidered Bosoms, Cd
tirely new.
Shirts mode to order and warranted to ft or NJ
sale.
SHIRTS of all qualities.
WALL 4 STEVENS,
Pa. avenue betw. 9th ard 10th sts,
Also, 3 doors below the National Hotel.
jy 3-tf
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ORANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
- I'll 8

ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
81 80
The Cheapest, most Comfortable and En-
peditious Route to the White Sulphur
Springs, Passing the Alum, Warm and
Hot Springs.
A ARRANGEMENTS having be.n mad. with th,
N owners of the new and splendid etesmet
GEORGE PAGE to run between Alexandria az.
Washington, distance OF six miles, in connection
with the trains on this, and the Washington Rsi
roads, the following schedule viii take effect on en-
after Thursday, June LIST, 1854:
A Train from Alexandria to Gordonsvi!!c, and In
termediste Stations will le.ve the Depot, corner O.
Duke and usnEy streets, at O'clock NJ, on the
ar1ivsl Of the Boat from Washington, giving ample
tire :oe Breakfast on board, arriving at Gorcons
vile, It halfpass 10 ock,-connecting at that
20 ut With the Trains tn. Virginia C.ntTa'
Read, to Richnond, Charlottesville, and Stsunton.
tef,nsdiste stations, viii leave GordonsvilIe NJ
IL o'clock, on the arrival of the cars on tn,
Virginia Central Rsilrosd, arriving at Alexandra.
st hefpsst o'clock-thuo allowing time to connec,
With the train leaving Washington City for tn
North, and for Dinner on board the boat
4 Train from Alexandra TO Wsrrenton and int,
mediate Staticns i'll leave Alexandria daily, (Sun
days excepted) at O'Clock. r. N, arriving at Wa
rent at hAlfpast O'Clock ?. N.
On Sunday will leave at O'Clock g. m.
Train from Warrspton to Alexandria and inter
me .iate stations. viii leave Wsrrenton daily (sur
day excepted at quarter before7 O'Clock g. Il, a
irving at Alexandria 1T halfpast O'Clock g.. N.
On Sunday viii lesve st quarter past IL o'olees
Pm.
THROUGH TICKETS
To Werrenton Qf
10
10 CnA II
To Staunton et
10 ~
10 "Lur6y =
To *NeE
To Middle burg u
10 " q ou
Round trip ticket TO Warrenton, from Satur-
DAYS 10 Monoays....-..-..-.........- bu
sPsssengers for Lurny ard New market will take
tie trein leaving Alexandria, at O'Clock =. n.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, connecting
with the stages at Culrep c-. G. Il.
@Passeng-rs fer Lynchbarg will take ". t-.ir
leaving Alexandra at O'clock, q. H. on Nor
d.yR Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting with th'
SITS es ct Charlottesville.
Gs-Passengers for the White Sulphur Springs
viii take the train leaving Alexandria daily, cor
Getting with the stages st Stsunton.
Freight Trains are running dsily, Sunday e,
ceFtcdD
Peg order: ". 3. BHoCRETT, Agsnt
Ale1sndris, Va., May %. may s1-u
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MARCH DE BRAvOuRE, @ imposed by Nathan
W. RtIsus. 4 H1rz
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ROGER BROWN 4 co.,
NHOkEEALE DEALERS dLxPOR TKRS or
WINES AND LIQUORS.
No. 323 HIGH STREET,
ttstssen Eighth and Ninth, NORTH ssks,)
PHILADELPHIA,P PA.
sc9sl BRovr. Zoe 2S-lyl WILLIAM WALLACE
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atGRse TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AND TEACHERS
l. have just received and now opening . lsrge as
surmsnt OF all the different kinds Of School Books
ed In the District, which an Offering st very low
prices A liberal discount made to teachers and
dealers. &. Z. LUA DY,
ST. Bridge st., Georgetown.
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WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA BOATS.
<~A FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR-
AT LOW RATES
The Steamers GEO WASHINGTON and TIiOS.
O0ELYER viii, on and after this date, run ut the
above rates- JOB OoRSON,
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
G1-d
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INTIMIDATION TOR TRAVELLERS, DC
FOR MOUNT VERNON.

- On TUESDAYS AND RRIDAFs.-
- Fare round trip s.; from Alexandria
rs cents Tbs THOS COLLIER leaves Washing
ton at and Alexandria st 81 O'Clock
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at 81 oclk.
Coach Fare 10 cents. ..
Persons Wishing the Coaches viii leave their resi-
deuce with Geo. and Thos Parker.
Refreshments on the boat
aug 3i-u SAMrL GEpNEY Capt.
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carly grave. Lot no young man or woman enter in.
TO the secret obligations of married life without
reading the POCKET EsCULAPIUs. Let no one
suffering from hAcknied Cough, Pain in the side,
restless nights nervous feelings and the whole train
of Byspeptic scnsstions, and given up by their ply
stefan, be smother moment, without consulting the
ESCULAPIUs. Have the married, or those shout
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