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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17
TERRY COUNTY WARM SPRINGS,
PENNsTLvAktA.
II. n. ETTER, PRopRIErcH,

II. n. ErTER, P~ROPRIErcR,
WISHES 90 inform his former v~is,iyrs, and
w the public 10 general, that he will Ire ready
10 receive Visitors on and after the 9Th OF June,
He des'rrs also to say ,hIt he has largely i'm
proved his House., and the grounds around. lie
has erected an additional Ba: hing House, sepa-
rate IRON the other Bathing Houses, connected
with which there i. a large Plunge Pool, sx-
pressly Tor the use Of Ladies'. With these, and
the other improvements made this season, he
fseis satisfed that he can give more general
satisiacttaction and comfort 10 his Visitors than
any Season hitherto and hopes To receive a
share VI the public patronage. BY moderate
charges, and strict attention TO business, il will
lie his effort to please those who will tavor hin,
with n visit.
lie would recommend all those who desire 10
spend the season Mt the Springs, to call upon
the References whose names this
advertisement. There 10 M place in the State thar
affords such delightful Bathing us the Water
which flows ccpiously from the Warm Spring,
which is at the foot Of Quaker Hill; and for
ia medicinal qualities, none are equal 10 il ex-
cept the WMm Springs Of Virginia. There
are several other Springs close by. no two Of
which are alike in the temperature Of their
water. Shc' mans Greek il delightful for sail
ing uron, haviuI a fine Island near, covered
with the tail oaks Of the forest. A Summer
House il erected upon the Island. Pisgah
Mountains, some four or five hundred feet high,
is IN front Of the iloute, with Shermsn's Creek
flowing At its base. From the summit OF this
mountain there 10 commanded m extensive
view Of rich and varied scenery, the surrounding
couatry being among The most picturesque in the
state. Among the many attractions OF tho
Warm Springs, thsre are numerous shady and
romantic Summer Roads, mihlng very pleasant
drives. Horses and Vehicles are always on
hand.
Persons leaving Philadelphia, or Baltimore,
in the morning ua,n to Duncanpon, on the Gen.
trail Railroad, ~ miles northwest Of Harris
burg, aud there taking a coach, which 10 al
ways IN readiness, will arrive at the Springs
about I O'Clock the Lie being but $780,
The co,eh leaves the Springs every morning for
Duncannon, % that persons can reach either Of
the above mentioned Gates in the evening
All Communications tor the Springs should be
adore ssed, "Duncanpoa r. o., Tor the Spring."
aud they will arrive daily, on ami after the 10th
0fJ June,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17
LEIIlGH COAL.

LEIIIGH COAL.
THE subscriber has ut the solicitation Of n
L large number NJ his customers purchased a
cargo IL the aUove coal, which he Will gu ,rantce
e. b. the ge,uine article and Of the mining Of the
Original L.ehish Coal Company. The quality
shows Tor itself upon examination. IL 10 well
tnown by Judges 10 lie worth 40 per cent. more
than other Goals. and is especially adapted to
hou'e furnaces. CRATES and Ranges. recon-
mend all Who are about laying in a supply Tor
he winter TO give il a trial. The usual varieties
Of wood and coal constantly on hand at the City
Coal ,std CHAS. WILLIAMS,
all Williams Wharf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17
SWAIMS
EA,
FOR THH CURE OF INClPiENT


CORRUPTION.
s%cRoFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE
SWELLING, RuEUMATIsM, DISEASES OF
TIE LIVER 4 SKIN, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES or THE.
BLOOD, AND TIVE EFFECTS OF
CwAIM's PANACEA has been for more .han 20
- years celebrated in this country and IN europe
for It's extraordinary cures, for The certificates OF
which reference IL msde 10 the directions aud books
(Which may be had srn,is) accompanying the Pan
scen.
Il has been used 10 hospitals and private practice
and has had the singular fortune TO be recommended
by the most celebrated physicians and other emil
aent persons. Among Others by -
": Gibson, ID. D., Professor Of surgery, "a. UNI
Valentine Mott, n. D., Prof. Of Surgery, y. Y.
VIZ. devices, n. D., Prof. OF Mid, Pa. Dull
N. chapman, NJ. D., Prof. OF Physlc, Pa. Univer
II. Parke, X. d Pres, College of PhysIelss..
Dr. Del VALID, Prof. Of Medicine, Havana.
Jose Eourence de Lurz. Prot. Of surgery, Lisbon.
a. w Irving, late Minister 10 Spain.
]. Chapman, Member Of Royal College Surgeons.
Sir Thomas Pearson. MAJ. General British Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c, &c.
And, also, the wonderful cures effected b.
swans Psnacen, have for many years made IL an
invaluable rem edy. The Panaeea does not contain
Mercury In any form, and celns an innocent prepa
NNtOH ~ AhbI w " Ns s,-
The retail price has been reduced to Sl.5o per
bottle Containing three half pipts,) OF three bottles
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
5waim's Panacea 10 In round bottles, nuted Ion
situdiually, with the following letters blown on the
glass;
"swAlM's- PANACEA-PHILAD !"
and having the name Jas. Swain, stamped on the
sealing wax, and written ON the label covering the
cork and u splendid engraving for The side Of the
bottle, composed Of q Reometric lathe work., CON.
prising nine different dies, which have been turned
Tor the ex clusive use Of the Proprietor, by Draper
r Co., bank note engravers, Of Philadelphia. In the
centre Is n portal, Of the late VIM Swain, copy
right secured.
ALSO, SWANS vERMlFUcE.
A valuable Family Medicine, being q highly APP
proved remedy for all diseases arising from debility
Of the digestive organs, such a. worms, CholeTa
Morbus, Dysentery, Fever and Ague, Bleeding Piles,
Sick Headache, &C. &C. See the Pamphlet (Which
may he had gratis) accompanying the Vermifuge.
Prepared only at sWiM'S LA BORA TORY, old
stand, seventh ST.. below Chestnut, Philadelphia,
and sold by all respectable Druggists In the United
States.
CAUTION TO u PUBLIC.-Persons wishing
to obtain the genuine SWANS and
VANS vERMlFCGE, should be careful 10 OBJ
serve that the name Of SwAlM " spelled correctly
on the bottles and labels or they may be imposed
on by medicines made In imitation Of them, by a
person bearing a some What similar nanie, well cal
culuted TO deceive.
General Agents for the United States.
s~CIllEFFELlN, BROTHERS q Co.
,as-sm NEW.YORx.
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
take thi. method OF informing my friend and
customers that ] still continue to receive daily
fresh Fruits aud Vegetables u al hinds from
New York aud other places. which | will sell
at low prices, and try to please MI cusiomers
WILLIAM l.. MELVILLE.
s4-2Jn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17
CENTLEMEN'S Sin, wool and cotton under
~ vests AT CuAS. W. TURNER'S.

WHlrE Goods-Jacooets, cambrics, Vicro-
w ria lawns, Swiss AMI book muslins. plain
and 6gured, at CHAS. w. TURNER'S,
all 81 < SO Thames.st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

NEBRASKA HATS-One more do1. just
~ reed. Call and sec them at 152 Thames-st.
Il7 J. n. COZZENS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

HATs-Fall style Hats jus, reed from three
IA Of the most celebrated Hatters in New
York,-Leary, Beebe, and Genin For sale al
1852 rhames-st. J. II. COZZENS.
alt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

THE Life Of Archihnld Alexander. ID. ID. by
i James w. Ale sndcr.
Lectures on Architecture aud Painting, de-
livered at Edinburgh, by John Ruskin, author Of
the Stoves Of Venice, &c. Illustrated.
Nordu,fari. or Rambies in Iceland, h, Piiny
Niles. For sale by
CHAs. T.. HAMMETT, in,
az ZIG Thames 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17
ZINE Mm inc tor skirts, ut
4 iy29 LANGLEY & NORMAN'S.

CARD.
A1RS. NJ FINKEESTADT, Formerly
Az Miss Wiskem,u, respectfully Informs tho
public that she hiss on hand the newest Of lace
goods, French embroideries. Fancy goods,
~orsted work, trimmings, collars 81, ewes, che
meIet's, handkerchiefs, caps, standing collars
bands, mitts, velvet ribbons, gsloons, f!nges,
commenced slippers, tIns, bracelets, and a q. eat
variety OF other articles. Store opposite At
lantic house. Jv26
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

TRCTu is stranger than fiction. Price Csc tho
: n'ystsrtes OF " Convent, by a noted Methodist
Minister Tor snis at TILLEY's,
VT opposite Post Once.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

CIGARs, ToBACCos, and CIGARETTES.
~ fresh supply Of the lest brands, ius,
received al
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

CAUTION. The public are cautioned sgains. fe-
on Lives and granting A nnuritios Company. for SEQ
pay able to the order ofthe undersigned and o.Jols-
ed ny him, and drawn by James V. Palmer; also n
check drawn by DIR. Okie, on a Providence Bank,
II favor of n. Cook. Payment OF both checks has
been stopped at the Banks
ala JOSEPH q. WEAVER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

DINE Apple Chee,e, Sard,ner, Olives. Cap
L er., preserved Giug,r and Chow Chow, n
fresh lot received this day, al
YOUNG & SMITHS,
al Ill Thames o..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

k'NGLlSH and French 'Perfumer y-Edes,
II RinnelFs and Cicaver's Perfumes, Soaps,
&C, Rose Leaf Powder. Aromatic Vinegar, Lu-
pms Extracts Genuine Farina Cologne Nymph
soap tor removing ~freckle., tan. sunburn, &c
hrushes o! all kinds, Combs and other Toilet
Articles 10 the greatest variety and a, the lowest
prices. For sale by Is. II. TISDALE &SON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

T>Hh daily News" Cholera Prescription,
l. compounded from The hest materials, is kept
prepared at our stores, Persons about visiting
these cities where this disease 10 nc develop.
ed, would do well to provide themselves with
this remedy before leaving; for sas by
HAZARD & CASWELL,
~ Washington s quare, 1877 Thames.st. and i04
jyZ6 Sp,ing-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

nISTUPNELL's Railway and steamship
~ Guide; Giving the Railroad and Steamship
Routes. fare, &c. through the United States
and Canada; also the Ocean steamship arrange.
ment. for 1854. For sale by WIN. II. PEEK,
a 80 Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

CAMP and ~Hon'ny-l0Oo lbs fresh cracked,
reed this day, At YOUNG & SMITHS,
alt Ill Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

TREATfsE on epidemic Cholera, being Lectures
delivered under the authority Of the Faculty Of
Medicine OF Paris, by ambrose Tardieu, M. Dj
translated by q. Lee Blgelow, NJ. II. with ali sp.
pendix by a Fellow Of Massachusetts Gen. Hospital
For sale by WIN. II. PEEK,
az 90 Thames street.
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rHE TIMES, NEWPORT, R. l. THURSDAY Morning AUGUST H. 1854.

ntGUEhREOTYPE Pins, a fine assortment
~ this day received and for sale At The lowest
prices, by GOODHUE X SON,
Opticians and Jewellers at the Spec,acls Depot.
No. II Westminster ST. Providence. ala
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

NOTICE.
~ the Ocean, Atlantic and Bellevue Houses,
where gentlemen BY subscribing ten dollars, will
he entitled to a ticket admitting enc gentleman
a9t ladies' to all Balls, Hops aud other music at
either OF these Hotels, during the season, except
the Concerts and the grand Fancy Ball, should
one he given, iyQ0
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

II r. Sale. Q quantity ofcoasse and nne Gravel, At
II NO. G6 Long wharf; orders left with Philip
stevens or samuel A. Parker will be promptly at
tended TO. a2-Sm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

nRIED F~rui,s-Extra quality Figs, Prunes
~ Ewes Apples, Peaches, Piums. Cherries,
Ci,ron and Rzisins, reed fresh this day by
YOUNG & SMITH.
"A III Thamesst
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

YKEN's Valley Coal-The subscriber has
II 4 supply Of the above Goa which was INTRO
duced and gave universal satisfaction last YEAR.
! can conhdentally recommend the above 10 he
o. excellent quality, easy to kindle, quite free
from slate. and wiihnll An economical coal 10 the
customer. CHARLES WILLIAMS,
ly26 Williams Wharf.
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CHEAP BOOKS,
VALENTINES, ENVELOPES t.


At orr !Sore, oorser Of Bafimore onS Holfsdry =,
Baitinore, Nd.
1--WE offer to the public. ut low prices q isrvs a.
w sortmentofold AMI rare, new aud secon ih,pd
BOOKS In every department Of sriencs r.lision, M
era,ure, and art. Among our collection Of second
hand books will be found some Of the most eurIou,
and valuable works OF the 18th, 18th, 18th and
18th centuries, on almost every branch Of human
intelligence.
Scarce Works on religion, history, biography, voy.
ages and travels, science, the DRAMA politics, crt
cisH, Law, medicine, poetry, heraldry, philosophy
manners and customs, &C.
Our Modern Books Is composed ia Jart Of Q very
6ue collection Of Law Books, new and secondhand
many Of which ar now nearly osd Of print
AlSo, q large assortment Of Medical Books, ind
over
1000 vols of School and Classical BOOKS, and about
1000 late NOVELS, second hand, which We sell Ut
half the pub fishers prices
ALEC, Blank, Bill, and Pass BOOKS, Stationery,
Ink, Pens. Portfolios, Cards. &c.
An assortment Of Miscellaneous Books viii he
found valuable, well selected and cheap. Whit
the psbli- may depend for supplying them
with all the New Books OF any merit. soon psb-
thed In England or Amcrics, at the very lowest
prices.
VALENTINES, Envelopes, Note Paper, Mott ccs, &c
A. we have given our attention for the last year,
largely TO the manufacture Of Comic and Sentmen
tai VALENTINE, our assortment (now on hand ard
open for eSsmusten) viii he fouod one of the most
beautiful and extensive in this country. Our prices
are fixed at the lowest cash prices.
Any person visiting this city for anything In our
and learn our prices before purchasing elsewhere.
J. GATHERS BRO,
lo2 Baltimore st, cor. Holiday st Bait. Nd.
Rjau5-0
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To OUR BALTIMORE SUBscR1BERs.-N

To OUR BALTIMORE SUBsCRIBERs.-We
owe our large list of subscribers in Balti-
more an apology for the irregular manner
in which they have been served with the
Star. 1t is always difficult matter to
establish new routes OH any paper prop.
erly, even in the city in which it may be
printed, and as our paper docs not reach
Baltimore until dark, it makes it a still
more difficult task to serve the paper.
1t may be, that the carriers will he
compelled to serve our subscribers on
the morning after the Star is issued,
for day or two, until they can learn
their routes perfectly, after which it will
be delivered early in the evening. Aswe
have determined to furnish our friends in
Baltimore with our paper in good time,
they may rest assured that we will spare
no expense or labor until the thing is
accomplished.
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PERSONAL.

....WiIliam Hcndry was tried in Provi-
dence last week for kissing three ladies in the
street against their consent. He was fined s.
and costs on each complaint amounting to
81 80 for each kiss.
-. 1t appears from the following in the
Richmond E"gmirsr of yesterday, that Mr..
Pryor IS not going to France:
"a correspondent of the Baltimore San M
aerstaRds that Mr.. Pryor of the Richmond
enquirer, has received the appointment of
Secretary Of Legation at the court of Paris.
This is a false rumor; Mr.. Pryor never sought
and does not expect any Office in the Govern
ment''
1.-The Wings of Boston have nominated
John II. Wilkins, Esq, for Mayor.
....Gen. Scott, being invited to attend the
dinner given to Gen. Wool at Troy, wrote .
short letter, in which he said
But that have declined all invitations TO
public entertainments, should be happy to
be present at the highly merited honor you
are about to bestow on my distinguished
brother officer in two wars, and for q period
of more than forty years"
THE Maryland House of Delegates or
ganized' yesterday by electing Mr.. Dent, Of
St. Mary's, Speaker, over Mr.. Turner, of Bal,
timore county, by 81 votes to %. The Senate
elects its presiding officer to-day. -
....Governor Biglcr, in his message to the
Pennsylvania Legislature, states that the re-
ceipts in its treasury for 1855 have been So
100000, and that the payments arc 81 1000,
600. The total amount OF the funded debt is
$40: 000, 900. On the difficulties at Erie, the
Governor takes decided ground in favor of con-
trolling the subject so as to promote the inter
ests Of the people Of Pennsylvania.
....A correspondent of the n Y. Tribune
says:
Mr.. Bemont's chances of confirmation
have improved in consequence of his manly
behavior in refusing to wear a livery when
presented at COurt-a course which stands in
such credible contrast with the conduct Of
Messrs. Froom, SOulc and Daniels"
Xxx Canal Commissioner Mather, Of New
York. publishes his letter to the Philadelphia
"IIards" in the New York National Demo.
crat. The Union comes in for a share of his
abuse.
....Burr, of the National Democrat de.
tends Bennett of the Ucratd A short time
since Chauncy thought Bennett fcnd and
the Herald cesspool Of corruption.
ia. G. Allen, Esq, Naval Agent for this
city. was confirmed on Tuesday last by the
Senate.
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The RAILROAD TROUBLES AT ERIH.-
The Erie Gazette says that all is quiet
ROW in that quarter, and that tine track
of the Western road has been relaid, and
will not be mOlested until the final decis.
ion of the Supreme court is known. The
people, however, will not permit the north
east road to put down the four feet ten
inch track on the northeast road, and
the long gap on that road therefore re-
mains. The Erie Gazette says, the four
teet ten inch track never can 60 through
Erie county" .l - -..,
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phia. Pa.-For improvement in utilizing slags
Of furnaces.
Cornelius W. Blanchard, of Clinton, Mass.
For Improvement in looms for weaving fg-
ur ed fabrics. M
Desisus-Wiliiam Resor, Of Cincinnati.
Ohio, assignor t. W. & r. P Rosor 4 Co, OF
Cincinnati aforesaid.-For design for hall
stove.
Charles Zenner, Of Cincinnati. Ohio, as
signor to M. Greenwood 4 Co., Of Cincinnati,
aforesaid-For design for the frame of foot
stool or ottoman.
additional Improrement.-Edm'd L. Free
man, of Ann Arbor Mich.-For Improvement
in bog cutting cultiyaters. Original patent
dated June 81, 1858.
TIE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF TIE TREASURY
DEPARrMENr.-On yesterday, the 4th Of JAM
uary, there were Of Treasury Warrants en-
tered on the books of the Department
For the redemption Of stocks..... $5l2 80
For Treasury Department, sxclu-
sivc Of stocks. g.. 10,472 II
For the Customs ................ 34,779 81
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. 5.50S As
For the War Department 5000 90
For the Navy Department.. 24S02l AZ
For the Interior Departmental. 1880 Is
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
BOONE n Rt55lEE G G!oRRPs.

On MONDAY, Jan. 9th, 1854.
n HR BOONE RlFhEMEN respet fully announce
to their Military friends aud the citizens gene.
rally of Warrington and Its vicinity, that tn is Sec
ond Annual BALL will be given at Anacosta Hall.
On the evening OF MONDAY the 9th inst
Pledging themselves 10 their beet endeayors
70 make tho time pass pleasantly with those who
may favor them with their pre.cnce on the occasion.
they solicit the patronage Of the public
EXECUTiyE COMMITTEE.
Capt NJ Bright, Lieut. II n Ob.r.
Lieut. eandefsen, sergt T Robinson,
corp VIM scott, Jas Burdine,
Taylor.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting . gentleman
ano Two laaies' jan 6--dAt
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Persons IN BALTIMORE wishing to subscribe for the
Duly Eee'ins Sar, can have il delivered to them
on the evening OF its ISSUE by faithful carriers by
leaving their names ut the store OF GATHERS b
BRO, corner of Holiday and Baltimore streets.
Al WnNrsorcS, DEL, E. g. R. BUTLER, ia
Market street, will attend the delivery Of the STA.
AfPHILADELPHIA,J T. BATES, at the Exchange,
can furnish those who wish copies of the Scr early
on the morning after its issue.
Al PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK, Va, X. G. STA
PLEs, No. 40 High street, Portsmouth, is prepared to
serve the Star regularly TO all who may wish it.
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could not be rendered more perfect and that
no one objected to anything in them.
Mr.. Richardson following, went on TO show
that Captain Ingraham had rightfully enti
tied himself 10 the thanks Of Congress end
the country.
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0eAtlemen's Clothing Custom 2
part nlent.

WALL STEPHENS, Pa avenue. between 9th
w and 10th streets, Lext 20 Iron Hall, have
just received = fine assortms mt Of Preuoh Cloths
Eoeskins Fancy Csssimeres. rich yelvets aud slt
Vsetinxs OF all qualities, which prcpar, 10
make 10 order at the shortest notice. in the most su
perior msnner, at low iices. Offering great iuauc
monts u gentlemen wishing to consult scono an ard
at the time obtain the best quality Ct COED.
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NATIONAL GUARDS
COTltt0N PARTY,

''HE NATIONAL GUARBf' take pleasure in M.
nouncing 70 their friends and the public gene
rally that they will give C,tIon PARTY st Island
Mali, on THURSDAY EVENING, January the 10TH
Tickets ONE DOLL.R
Particulars given Ia future notice.
jan 5-6ls
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

BOARDING and Day School for Y oang
Gentlemen,
CbsNer Of 18th and A stryes
Se A: B, late principal Of shrrwood Instit1s,
"a, principal Of Classical Drpartms Mt; L. c. Abbott
instructor In English Department and Prnmansaip.
<; Aoidonado, teacher Of Spanish Language.
theodore Lhuilier do French do Draw.
ing and Painting.
Circulars containing all necessary Information can
- bad Of the principal. Jan ests
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" VIM. A. Kennedy has placed us
under obligations for a copy of the Balti.
more Metropolitan Magazine for January.
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COPARTNERsHIp NOTICE

luz undersiSned have this day entered into co
partnership und,r the name and style OF
neatly NOR ison, for the purpose OF conluciing
the wholesale Grain and Feed business. aud have Ia
Ken s, the Warehouse formerly occupied by J. T.
"heatley, Water street. Georgetown.
J. r. WHEATLEY,
ID L. MORRISON.
Georgetown January I'd, 1854
ian 3-lv
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PERIoDIcALs.-Taylor & Maury send
us Leonard Scott & Co.'s edition oil
g BlackwoOd," for December, and the
- North British Review" for November.
We regret that our space at command
will not allow us to notice their contents
at length; yet we are among those who
believe that money cannot be more prof
itably expended than upon these cheap
reprints, and that every American reader
would be UNNECESSARILY profited by reg,
ularly perusing these most entertaining
works-most entertaining to those who
read to enable them to think clearly and
with proper knowledge of the current
literature of the day.