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WILLIAM IsELIs, HAus.
sn@-dy
PoIytsclanic College Of OF Pennsyivanin,
Psaa squ4rs, PAaaIsPAia.
Gs op Ss s - s SToas
edgeaaoa . lulsndsd iof
ENGINE Aie caASicaI AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
me next semi-annua viii Monday, sePi
tsmber IL, IsS4
Mathematics and civil engineering ss "A. Peabody
MstAuy aad Edas'ra analytical and agricultural chemistry,
Mining ensiassras geology and nineraOsy Prof W. H. B.
a. +
philosophy and the principles Of machinery r'oa
Peabody and Kennedy.
aesaaiea Iealseiafa and typographical drawing,
So
FrenSh and Spanish, Prof ", De AmaTili.
German, Prof d. H. EntFnp
analytical laboratory practical Chemistry daily
Department. under charge OF j. b. boucher A.
provided which younger aud tess proficient students may
eater be rapidly pre- pared for College
Of study boarding.
ke addressing DR. Alfred l.. Kennedy f0y
MATTHEW sgwKIRK,
Of Board OF Trustees.
JoHs McIzrrRE, Secretary.
Aug 9-wedSaiSTueslm .,.....
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ga"a Salamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON, No street, Ipha,
"a Pa ate No. SO Dock sreet large
ment of their
PATENT SAL aMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROoF sAPEs,
BaAk vans and iron doors for bank stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRTGERAToRs,
Wafer e and copying presses fairbanks platform
.## and counter scales.
Sole agency Butteryorh's Beleys
patent powder proof bank locks. Please a call.
Reference made few Of the hundreds who have
T. Msgude 7h street, Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton, ID. c. .ur#r#s
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Phiadeiphin,la safes.
United States Mint .H8. .s
unltad States Arsenal, in California, Bin Philadelphia
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, 4 safes
Philadelphia Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia. ..a .&.v
Riehard Norns, son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester B~sk, Winchester, vrgints
T. Wood Fox FennsFivania bstween
Washington, c. authorized orders
make sales Of the above.
May 6-aawiy EVANS n WATSON.
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PROPOSALS os carrying The ails Of s Ud me Ia
% August less % the Isl Of Jsy
Of CALIFORNIA and IN The Territory Of WASHINGTON, viii be
received me Contract once q te Post once Department The
Of Nashingon, until Of the l5th May, 1855,
b. lsta day May me routes
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Mobile and montgomery q. :. Daily Mail La
"a CONSISTING o. the following substantial and
running passenger steamers, via
MAGNOLIA,
CHA
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mo 527l
sales OF Alternate sections Postponed

sales OF Alternate sections Postponed
NOTICE hereby given, that in consequence % epessnu
In going 10 show hai number OF merorous
ia account III short crops ether
be unable pay for the lands al the public safes u the s
states alternate sections along the OF the SouWea p
raiiroad MISSOURI, advertised la procaauoa
sea- d be held following named offices In December Aa
January President ordered those sales pop
and To take place follows, 20 wit
Al the land Office al 81 Louis, commencing Monday The Ga
August next.
Al the land Jackson, commencing Monday, 1874
August next
land office at Clinton commencing On Monday the lt
August next,
Al me land Office Springfield, commencing Monday he "a
Of August next .#..... ... ......... ...a.
Given under my hand, General Land Once On
Warrington this ann day OF December, a, D, Thousand
hundred awi hhy- four.
BY order Of the President
J0HN WILSON
Dee 7--iayysw Commission
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Ny Courtship and It's Con.equsncs@f ~ H~nig naA
VI The History and Poetry 0f Finger w Charles NV
The World Workshop, BY Ewkank,
The Nsw Congressional Directory. .,
ON sale a taylor a NAURys
Jan 70 H0cksfDFe, near eai sE''
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Hamilton q. Eanf.

PsEdto Of the above will please copy and send e
bills to the Patent oee with paper containing this notice.
Jan ll-law3w
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UOUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION t-Dinner sets, toilet
III and
ally, for sale le lower than they be had IN the city,
pusuc any the above Al cost
Ny paints OILS, varnishes,
leaf ana thereto complete,
all CALI being determined
dersnd in this city Baltimore
and lard ola, hne Article, constantly
keep pack sfeamsoileFs
My bought for cash. and
Articles -oid ami~s
On ali 81 $50 deducted
Goods delivered in Of The city and Gecsriown free Of
@. .. wHITTLEsEY,
53t Seventh
P. s.--aH bills made with mus, be sstisd monthly.
Dec 9-eOdIfaw
RRITIsH srATksMES.-Istvss of Aberdeen, Russell, Pal
ID Graham. Gladstone volume, London, 1854
Thirty Pccy history
Aberdeen aad Palmerston. volume, London, 1855
Bedeiis british Tariff for 1854 nj lass
specia Report Manufactures Of the New
hvtA ihaasulal Exhibition by Wallis
Pets report 70 do the Machinery Of DO; by Whwoh.
Report 70 do the Raw Materials and Agriculture Of
Lyei - ss"sN@' ~Nf = 49, -
nanhedh Statistical Companion FIR 1854
on reputation and Capital volume, London 1854
Sompeie set seaesl % The British Almanac Companion
nom its commencement ls1s
JAMS fAaNSN iAhLo'@
ALMAsACH de GothRI AAhuairs Dipomatiqps 81 sran.
n ugue pour 1855.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

of proposal hsTs change from sdpertsensH esnsa
plated By tAs bidder.
1, OF -----, county Of -, State Of -,
August 1855, July l. 1885,
No. -, from to agreeahly TO the ndyer
Postmaster General dated January ~ 1885, and BY
following mode of conveyance, viz:
for the annual sum Of
dollars.
This proposal full knowledge
route The weight carried all particulars
the and after full
and attached 10 the advertise
Dated
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q. a. SAND, 70 South ST., N. Y,
O. Al HEINEKEN q Co, Bremen.
MARTtNEAU, CRosKEf, Co, Southampton
WILLIAM IEEI4Is, Hayre.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

772s From Astoria, BY Chenook, Eamonston, Tar, Oyster
Beach Brigham City, Intersection with from Oyn
pa 70 Cay Harbor, 10 miles and back once week
Leave Astoria Mondays alta
Arrive Intersection Of Olympia and Gays Habar route
Thursdays by ~ m
Leave Intersection Olympia and Hafbor route
Mondays al
Arrive at Astoria Thursdays ~ ~ m.
Ia70S From CahIsnsae Fords back,
week.
Leave Cathlanete Tuesdays al 6 M
Arrive Ferds days by 10 IN
=. Fords Thursdays at 9 a
Arrive CHihlametfr days BY u m.
iS7z7 oympa Gry HarSor % miles back IN
weeks.
Leave Olympia every other Monday ana
Arrive ~ Gays H.rkar "Wednesday By pm
Leave ssrAYs Harbor every other Thursday at ams
Aruve Olympia Saturday BY 5 ~ m.
il2o From Olympia Fords Chenook CITY, 20 mles ans
back, IN weeks,
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ALMAsAcH de GothNI Ahhuairs Dipomatqps 81 suu..
Imh FRANCK TAYLOR
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lsLESwOOD CEHETERT.-This beautiful burial place
of the dead having been dedicated with appropriate
for open for the reception
mains OF deceased persons.
The mausoleu has hundred bodies which
friends the dead apply place the departed until they
select sites for tine
The plan ncorporaors equality the
which win put up publicly for sale, iahough the,
usually bring psemim making the early selection Of lots the
desirable. .ua-t... ....-.a.. .......
Un Office established in the city Of Washington, appca
will be puncay attended Office
wing OF the building entering the Cemetery
requested drive through Cemetery
rounds | u... + ..E
WM 8. HUMPHREYS.
NJ BGlenwood a situated short distance due north Of the
Capitol.
Aug a7--d3m
RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
RESIGNED for the comprehensive and thorough education of
hiIecis aad civil engineers including railway hydraulic toPo
graphical, and mining engineers.
copies Regver giving respect
ing the institute, apply TO -. - -
B. FRANKLIN GREENE,
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(sigasd)

sucieuey proposals be certified by
record, aud by at the following o
and otAers-
observation-disclosures, inoistown Crescent City, Danon
Springs, Drytown, Fiddleiown, Fosters Bar jackson, Clinton
Marysve Flat Rough and Ready Grass Valley
Nevada, Bdwells Bar Mokeinte HILL lone Valley ckI
Muphys Uowlievle, Oaand Alyarado saa Jose, Martinez
Petauma Bodsga Pacsrve, Dryon Qnartzbag Round Ten
Cy Aud sprng Angels Camp, san Diego
Francisco, Trinidad, Aaae saA Juan, Santa Cruz
Bal and Yankee inns.
For Washington TerrItoTystona Chenook, farl, Olympia
seas Columbia CITY Stsiaeoom, CatAlapooe
Townsend. ......
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Dec3I-2awtFeb5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-16
PERSONAL.

....Col. VIM. II. Holmes, U s. A.. Hon.
J. b. Guthrie, Pa, Hon. Charles Brown.
Phila., are at Wizards. Hon. j. r. Tyron'
ct Phila., is at the National
....Henry S. Sandcrson, a prominent citi-
zen of Baltimore, died at his residence in that
city on Sunday night. He was at one time
the editor and publisher of the Baltimore Re-
publican, and, at another, Sheriff of Balti-
more city and county.
....Marsh's Juvenile Comedians. a com.
pany of sixteen beautiful and talented chill
dren, from four to sen years of age, we'll
studied In comedy, drama, vaudeville ar d
burlesques,' are performing at the Walnut
Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Thomas W. Cumming, the Representa-
tive Of the Second District in the last Congress,
died at his residence, Brooklyn, N Y, on
Saturday morning last. His disease was or
ganic affection of the brain
.... j. Nicely johnson, the recently elected
Governor know Nothing) Of California, is
from Indiana, and only thirty years of age.
...- Dr. Palmer, of Columbia, s. c., has
been called to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of the Rev. DIR. Scott, of the
First Presbyterian Church at New Orleans, at
a salary OF $4,000 per annum.
90. We arc gratified to learn that the Hon.
Henry May is recovering from his severe at
tack Of bronchitis, in Baltimore.
80. Lieut.. Maury is to deliver the annual
address at the Fair Of the Maryland Institute
which Is now In progress in Baltimore
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CHICKERIG a & SONS PIANNOs.

hIShEhls u SOSS klANNOS.
Il HAVE RECEIVED TWO MORE PARLOR
Il GRAND PIANOS aud one LDUIS=ea
XIV PIANO, egain completing mySTETTf
usual large and elegant stock Of instru ens com.
prising every variety Of pattern and scale viz:
superb PARLOR GRAND PIANOS an ins.ru-
ment or late construction, which, for its immense
power and purity OF tone, IS more popular an onp
the first artists than any other Plano In the United
States, and, for Its compact and graceful exterior
entirely different from all O her Grand Pianos. 4.
so admired as an article a furniture
Magnificent OUIS XIV. Central and Square
Pianos OF 70, 6h, 81 and octaves from the old
ana world factory Of Chickerlng Sons,
Boston.
Also, PIANOS OF various styies and scales. by
Brown q Allen, Boston, manufacturer OF great
skill and experience
Purchasers can convince themselves, by inspec-
ton, that my stoC Is more complete and erten-
sive than any in this CITY, and fully equal TO any
IN the Northern cities
viii sell Pianos lower than they can be bought
In the Y mon, as purchase exclusively for cash
ana my extensive sales justify me an taking small
profits.
Liberal credit given on approved paper.
secondhand Pianos taken in part payment.
or sale, number Of second hand Pianos, very
cheap.
BY the Boston packet 81 Saturday, the 18th in
slant, shall receive = further supply.
A full assortment Of MELODEONS, FLUTES,
GUITARS. VIOLIrS, SC.
NEW MUSIC constantly received
&C l3-eod RICHARD DAVIS.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, Oct. 16, Is

GE0RaEr0wH, Oct. 16, 1855
One of the handsomest church collections in
aid of the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers
that we have as yet heard of in this section,
considering the size of the congregation, was
lifted in Christ (EpiscopaD church, on Sabbath
morning last. After an eloquen and impress
sive discourse by DR.. Norwood, the pastor,
from james i. q, in which he portrayed, in
the most impressive manner, the beauties of
pure religion and christian charity, the con-
gregation came forward In the true spirit and
contributed the very handsome sum of $500;
of which amount, We learn, Mrs. Bodisco,
widow Of the late Mr.. BOdisco Russian Minis.
ter, gave 500.
We would advise our citizens, one and all,
old and young, to GO to Forrest Hall to-mor;
row evening, and see for themselves Griffith s
great paintings, and hear the lecture illustra-
tive Of the " Assyrian Empire and Ancient
Babylon" The views are painted according
to the best authorities, are finely executed,
and are in no respect wanting in either felicity
Of conception or in beauty or originality of de-
sign. They tremendously blend history and
tradition, and present TO an audience as faith.
full delineatiOns of the various scenes exhibit.
ed as could possibly be produced. Let all 20
and be their own judges. BY 80 doing, they
can kill three birds with one stone see
uoctCI pioOO VI ucdr AL inter-
esting historical lecture explanatory of the
paintings, and contribute towards very ne
cessary Christian enterprise, viz. the compile
ton of the West Georgetown Church.
The great scarcity of oak wood in our mar
ket and the very small quantity arriving are
beginning to cause both dealers and consumers
considerable uneasiness. The stock now on
hand for the winter is at least one third short,
and there is not sufficient arriving to meet the
immediate demands from consumers. Several
hundred cords of pine would meet with ready
sale at s. and upwards
Who among US does not feel mortified that
the old Union Hotel, in every sense of the
word in excellent condition for public house,
should remain 80 long without tenant? We
have always believed that this large house, in
the hands Of an enterprising man, would do q
profitable business.
The -four and wheat market is very quiet,
and there is but little of either article arriving
Flour is held at Ss.75; wheat, 81. 95a$2. 05 for
red and white Of prime qualities. Corn sOc.
Osu SSsAIc. SPECTATOR.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

IN PURSUANCE OF THE DESIGN OF
this Institution, viz the diffusion of the knowl-
edge Of Music, and a cultivation Of the public
taste for the higher order OF the Ant, the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
proposes TO give a series OF
FOUR CO ERTS:
and, with view TO add as much as possible TO
their popularity, the Great Works of Beethoven,
Mozart, Mendlesohn, Spohr, Hummel and Others,
relieved oy lighter compositions, will be pro
duced with the greatest possible effect, both in
the Orchestral aud Vocal departments
The plan OF admission VIII be the same as that
adopted by the Academy OF Music in London. viz:
by subscription oAIy, the terms OF which will De
30 fcr the four Concerts, emitting the subscriber
TO three tickets Of admission 10 each Concert.
SUBSCRIBERS names may be Immediately received
az the bookstore of Messrs. Taylor a MauV; al
the Piano store Of MIR. Davis, and at the Music
stores OF Messrs Hilbus aud Zantzinger also at the
Academy of Music. corner Ninth and ID streets.
(Open daily from 10 Ill g.
&C l5-u
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SCENES IN THE PRACTICE OF A New YORK
SURGEON.-We have received from Frank
Taylor and also from E. h Lundy, a copy Of
this work. Its author is DR.. Edw. ii. Dixon,
editor of the O. Scalpel." The scenes are de-
seribed with a power that thrills the heart,
afOrding both amusement and instruction.
The book Is handsomely bound; and, besides
the narratives of the author, are several arti-
cles on health, written in popular manner,
including treatises on scarlet fever, whooping
cough, Group, consumption, &c, presenting to
all, IN a clear and lucid manner, the proper
treatment Of these common diseases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-16

IThere is to be an editorial convention
in Richmond, Virginia, during the progress of
the agricultural fair, which commences on the
Both instant An exhibitionof the knights Of
the quill ought to draw at least as we'll as a
tournament, and will, no doubt, add to the
attractions Of the city.
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THE GRAND BALL OF THE SEASON!
THE SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Red, White and Blue Ordnance
Club.

YNHE NJ NJ Ell OF THE ORDNANCE
l. Gu take great pleasure In announcing to
their old and numerous friends and the public In
general that their SECOND ANNUAL BALL
will take place at ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Navy Yard, on MONDAY EVENING, October
I'D, 1852.
The members OF this Club will spare neither
give general satisfaction and they win also en-
deavor to make every one happy and merr, that
will honor them with their presence
SCOTS celebrated Band has been engaged for
the occasion
Supper will be furnished by an experienced ca
terer
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had Of any of
the Club or at the door on the evening of the ball
No hats or caps allowed I'm the Ball room az
cept those worn by the respective Clubs.
BY order Of Committee Of Arrangements:
&C 16-eo3t CHAS. r. CUSHMAN Sec
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lem. Pscheco, the Mexican Minister at
Paris, has written to the Pays to say that it
is an error to suppose, IS some newspapers
writer's have done, that the recent revolution
airy movements in that country prepare the
way for its annexation to tho United States.
7" Whatever may be the changes that take
place in Mexico he declares - they will al
ways be OF a national character; no enc thinks
of annexation to the United States, and no
party for such purpose has ever existed ~
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WEBER'S EXCELSIOR BRASS AND
STRING BAND.

MIR. w K Ii L X RESPECTFULLY BEGS
IsA leave to infornfNhs patrons and the public
that he has Withdrawn from Esputa's Band, and
that he Is now prepared with BAND OF tai
ENTED MUSICIANS to accommodate them
with brass, string or reed band. as the occasion
may require. MUSIC for Balls, Parties, Parades.
Serenades, &c, furnished from one TO any num-
ber at the shortest possible notice. by applying to
L. WEBER, Conductor, four doors east Of Gen
Henderson's, nearthe Navy Yard, orloFREDER-
lex fROSPERl, Leader &C l6-2m
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sHockrSG CRrME.-A despatch from New
York, dated yesterday, says:
A freight train from the North, due here at
D o clock this morning, on the Harlem Railroad.
was thrown from the track near Williams
Bridge, in consequence Of rail having been
placed across the track by some infamous mis-
creant. .. -. =.
The engine and two cars were shattered, and
the engineer and fireman were both killed
They were brothers. The perpetrator of this
most shocking crime has not been arrested.
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CREAM CAKE DEPOT,

PenHsyirdHid drsHHe, opposite BToV1s' hotel.
ROSTOE, FRENCH, a RACHEL CREAM
- CAKES, fresh every CAV; together with ffty
varieties Of CAKE OF every description, always
fresh. There is the place where YOU can find
ALMOND SPONGE CAKE.
ICE CREAMS and ICES all the winter al 81
per gallon. Dinner, Supper, and other Parties
furnished in the best style aud on the most mode
rate terms. j. q. WEAVER,
l3-eo3t opposite Browns hotel.
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STOLEN JEWELRY.

A LADI'S GOLD WATCH, WITH TWO
"A short Chains, and bunch Of Charms consist
ing of Cross, Smell, Heart, docket agate
topped Key. Daguerreotype Lccket, double, with
q likeness OF gentleman in one side and a H.,
Ring-attachsd to the Chain was a Pin, twisted
vine.
The Watch was gold faced, with plain back,
makers name and number not remembered hui
can be furnished For any information left with
Mr.. PEASANTS, corner Of and 18th streets
q suitable reward will be paid oct l6-5t%
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Horrible Murder and Suicide at Richmond

AASAAAoAV AAAoANOA O&AO ONAOAu0 at n1CQMOQ0.
About three weeks since, (says the Rich
nond Enquirer of Monday young man, a
stranger, who stated that his name was Au-
burn, and that he was from Boston, Massa.
chusetts, came to this city and sought and
obtained work at the cabinet establishment of
Messrs Binford & Porter, as designer and
engraver. After working a few DAYS and
proving himself q first rate carver, and earn.
ing $50, which were paid him, he rentsd q
house ON Main street, near 22d street, and
employed a carpenter t. fit up the same for q
grocery, oyster and drinking house. He also
employed young man to assist him in the
grocery, which vas to be opened on Monday.
(tC-day) On Friday night last, Auburn was
arrested on a charge Of enticiag away and
harboring two negro men, (and murdsring one
of them belonging to Messrs. Jesse Williams
and James II. Grant, and who had disan.
peared few days previous. --'
A correspondent CT the Petersburg Express
gives the following account of this horrible
affair: -. ......,.
The first intimation the police got was
through a negro named Bayliss, belonging to
Mr.. Jesse Williams. This negro had been
missing since Tuesday last, and his owner
supposed he had ran away. Such, indeed,
was his intention, bQt his determination was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-16
RADvERrIsENENrs should be handed in
by IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may not ap-
Pear until the next day. ...- -
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING pRRss.

The Union criticises with severity the re
cently-promulged address of the New England
Emigrant-Aid Society, pronouncing it more of
a money-making speculation than a philan-
thropic one. .--.. &C.,
The Infslltgsncsr publishes hitherto-un-
published speech of the late Hon. William
Lowndes, Of South Carolina, whose praises the
editor pronOunces with great earnestness in
deed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-16

1The returns from Indiana indicate a
Democratic majority Of from 10000 to $4,000.
They have carried every county heard from
with three exceptions ..-.--
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ADJUSTMENTS.
eRIFFITH's ELEVEN GREAT PAINT.

REPRESENTING PREHISTORIC OF rur
llASSYRiAN EMPIRE with Historical \ g.
nlre on the Rise, Glory, Decline, and ali OF An.
cient Babylon, will commence exhibiting Al = =,
rest Hall, TOMORROW (wedAesdsy) EVE.
MING.
Mr.. Griffith, the proprietor, has kindly volup.
teered TO give the net proceeds Of the Eyhibitior
on "Wednesday and Thursday evenings tovrrd,
the completion Of the West Georgetown Church
An Exhibition for the b-nef At Of Schools will h.
given onJThursdsy afternoon. For particular,
see hand bills.
Georgetown, Oct 10. oct is-lt