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EXTRAORDINARY SwIMNING.-Two of the sail
ors belonging to the schooner j. T. Grice,
while she was lying at her anchorage at Pow.
der Horn, concluded to cross the bay on a
hunting and fishing excursion. They went
over to Sand point in a small boat, left her on
the beach to take hunt, and while they
were out the wind freshened I'D and their boat
blew off. When they returned and saw the
boat some distance out, one of them concludes
to swim after it he failed to overtake it, and
finding the sea too high for him to attempt t.
get back, swan on, aud actually made the
shore at Stephens bayou, distance of ten
miles from where he started, and on the oppo.
site side of the bay. Who'll brag of swimming
the Hellespont after this ?-Indtanola Tea. ]
BUlIef,u
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CATTLE Snow NEXT WEEK.-We are pleased
to learn that the amplest arrangements are be-
ing made, and the expectation is warranted.
that the show next week will be enc of the
best ever held in this city. A new feature in
the exhibition Is presented in the trials on
horse track, which will be Of intensely excl.
ting interest Tan, We understand further that
visit the show grounds on Thursday, (the LIST
November and on the occasion will 20 through
their drill. The number Of stalls and pens
already engaged is unusually large for this
time previous to the opening Of the fair
Bait Sun,
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AMERICAN SURGEONS IN THE Russ,As Any,

AMERICAN SURGEONS IN THE RUSSIAN Army.
We have seen, says the Baltimore Patriot a
letter from DR.. j. B. Stoddard, IT., of this
city, in which he states that there are eight
American surgeons attached to the Russian
army in the Crimea-Drs. Eldridge, Jones,
johnson, and himself from Maryland Drs.
Reed and Denninger, of Pennsylvania; DR.
Holt, Of South Carolina, and DR.. Smith, from
Louisiana. He states that they are treated
with great consideration by the officers of the
Russian army, and that he witnessed the as
sault on Sebastopol, which resulted in the
taking Of the southern portion and the retreat
of two hundred thousand Russians ~ across the
bridge: to the northern side, attended as il
was by the confagration of SebastopoI, the
explosion of mines, hurrying thousands into
eternity, and the sinking Of navy, consti.
tuting q scene too fearfully tragic to be ex-
pressed in language. y-cIas.rel 2l
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TOBACCO CRoP-The Tobacco Plan. says
tobacco in Mecklenburg, Charlotte, and Hall
fax, in Virginia, and Of Person, Granville,
and Warrenton, in North Carolina, was on the
scafold or in tho barn before the frosts came
The crop, that paper thinks, is scarcely an
average. The Charlottesville Advocate states
that all the tobacco in Albemarls county was
housed before the recent frosts. 1t adds that
that county never made better crop.
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BREAD LEAGUES IN New ESGLAsD.-Th,

BREAD LEAGUES In New ENGLASD.-Tke
citizens Of Thompsonville, Connecticut, united
in purchasing two hundred and ffty-two bar
rels of -four from the manufacturers at Roches-
ter, and it was delivered at their doors at SO 80
per barrel. This was saving Of So 80 or So
on barrel. The 50 bread league" in Charles
town has been organized, and FIVE hundred
barrels OF -four have been subscribed for.
When eight hundred barrels have been taken
up, the agent will proceed to the West to pur-
chase -four. A "Cheap Flour" store has been
opened in Boston, with capital of $50, 600,
as an agency for the sale of -four at Western
prices, with the addition of the cost of trans
portation and Incidental expenses. The Bos
ton Post says "some Of the better class of our
moneyed men are ready to advance sums for
the purpose of establishing stores of this de-
scriptiOn.'
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' g Those who require Job Printing of any
description, and Book Binding in any style
whatever, will now find our facilities for the
execution of such work unsurpassed in this
city, and our prices very reasonable. Give
the Star Office a call. Counsel before the
Claims Court should con6de the printing of
their briefs to us.
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The VIRGINIA Know Morning CONVENTION
met at Lynchburg last week. Among other
business transacted they ratified the Philadel-
phia platform, declared that the National Con
vention should be postponed to a period moi
later than the LIST Of June next, and resolved
to hold mass meeting at Richmond on the
LIST of November. The following resolutions
were adopted.
Resolced, That the eighth section Of the
Philadelphia platform is not intended, in the
opinion Of this convention, to exclude any citi.
zen from political station on account Of his
religious faith, but only such as may have re-
served paramount allegiance to foreign DO
tentate.
Resolred, as the Judgment of this conven-
ton, that all ceremonies of initiation into the
American party should be discontinued, and
all obligations of secrecy removed; that its
meeting should be open and public, and its
proceedings conducted in accord ance with the
ordinary usages of political bodies; and that
we invite the cooperation Of all good men
who approve the principles and objects of the
party. +. ...
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DREADFUL HURRIcANE.-Advices from San
Domingo to the 18th ult., state that tremen-
dous hurricane was experienced there, which
blew down nearly one-third of the houses of
the city, tore up an immenss number of cocoa
nut and other trees, and almost entirely de-
s.royed the growing crops. Several merchant
vessels were injured, and two men-of-war
wrecked. Owing to the loss of the crops the
poor people were plunged into great misery,
but the Government was taking means to allie
yiate It.
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! GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
asoRarroxr. Oct q. 1855

6EoRaEfowE, Oct -, 1855
Although We have as yet had no public
demonstration or discussion upon the subject
Of annexation to your city, vs And that the
matter is gradually gaining favor among
many Of our citizens, who are deeply inter-
ested in our future prosperity. Retrocession
to Maryland, which, for many years, was the
chief theme Of discussion, seems to have been
entirely lost sight of, or abandoned as i'm
practicable or impolitic.
We learn that the barn Of Mr.. Geo Padget,
in Frederick county, Nd, containing several
valuable horses, wagons, carriage, and some
500 bushels Of wheat, was consumed by FIRE
on last Thursday night. Loss from 81, 900 to
$1,000. avs ~
Mr.. John Il. King, who was Cor many years
an active merchant of our city, died last night
at his residence, about o mile and half west
of our city.
We have heard it limited that the old ferry
property, opposite to our city, is to be pur-
chased by company of gentlemen Of our city
and converted into distillery.
The -four market this morning is little
heavy and unsettled, and we hear of no sales
Of moment since our last report. Held at
S8. 75aS8. 87t as to quality. Whest-white,
S1.75aS2; red, 81 90sS1 IS. SPECTATOR.
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INDIAN DIFFICULTIEs.-The latest news
from Texas brings an account of another bat
tie between Capt. Callahan's Rangers and
the Mexicans and Indians during which the
town Of Piedros Negros was burned. 1t was
reported that the Captain had returned to San
Antonio for reinfcrcements, where a meeting
had been held ndresolutions passed to raise
one thousand men for immediate service. 1t
was reported that large number of the enc
my had crossed to the Texas side of the Rio
Grande
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

John MILLER, PENNSYLVANIA AVE
- nue., south side, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets respectfully informs the public that he has
reftted his Store and opened II 10 day for the sale
Of every article which enters ir;o the CONF &c
TIoNERY business; intend No 20 keep on hand
an elegant and choice assortment
ilete2dering his thanks tothe public fot the
patronage hitherto extended TO him he berebi IN
forms his friends that he viii always be ready 20
attend to Parties, Balls, or whatever othe- X ds
Of sssemblages which may require his services
and convictions. @s-
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NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT sHlL.
IN LlNGTON,S Book Store:

NEW BOOKS FOX 6ALE AT kHIL.
IN LlNGTON,S Book Store:
The Old Homestead, by Mrs. Stephens
Tie Match Girl, or Life Scenes as they are
The Hidden Path, by the author Of "Alone,"
Twice Nsrrisd
Marriage Lottery, by Mrs. Grey
Household Words for N ovember
Calderon the Courier, by Bulwer
Godey's Lady's Book for November, containing
the real colored fashions
Ladies' alinnal Magazine for November.
All the new books published received immedi.
ately afterwards and everything in the Stationery
line at SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner AZ st. and Pa. av.
oct 23-3t '.
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Once III WAS THOUGHT THERE was
" no place for business but the Avenue. Now,
the people hnd, in making their purchases, they
can do best on Seventh street. There Is no place
in the city where they get better articles, at
lower prices, than at 6. FRANCIs's, just above
Odd F fellows Hall, Seventh street. Many are
beginning to know this, and when In want Of
Housekeeping Hardware, Cutlery, Silver Platee, ,
Albata, Britannia, and gapanned Wac, Clock !,
Bird Cages, Baskets, Brushes, &c they call on
him. Others, In max ng their purchases will do
well 10 remember his store. &C l9-
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PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD Several hun
dred hands have been discharged from the
Navy Yard since the launch of the first light
ship and the advance towards completion of
the Wabash. After the launch Of the large
vessel, q large number Of others will be dis-
missed, there being no further use for them.
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CARUSpS SALOON.
SECOND GRAND CONCERT
CLA s. SIC M q S IC!

On SATURDAY EEEN'G, Oct. 81, 1850.
VNHE VERY FLATTERING SUCCESS At
l. tending the first Concert Of
MILE DE BOYE
induces her to ofer to the Musical public another
opportunity Of hearing Musical Gems Of the great
Compose
he will be assisted, as Director. by
Prof THEOD. AHREND,
the renowned Violincellist. Also, MRS. s. l.
PERRY, late Of Baltimore; Profs. WAGNER,
FOERTSCH, WEBER, and ARTH.
Tickets so cents--to be had al all Of the Music
Stores. Reserved Seats LAY cents extra; 10 b
had at Mr.. Daviss Music Store, where plan Of
Hall can be seen. 5- oc 2i-2t*
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q The am iversary of the surrender of the
Dritish at Yorktown, 0he 10th of October, }
passed On gioo'nily at Norfolk and Portsmouth,
va There was but one flag flying in the
Two towns and that was from the Herald Office
In Norfolk.
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NEW JFwEI,RY.

lust OPENING, A LARGE INVOICE OF
y very elegant JEWELRY, consisting Of Flor
entine, Mosaic, Coral, Cam o. frosted and plat
gold BROOCHES, EARRINGS, and BRACE
LET'S.
The above, with a very large assortment Of ev.
erything new and elegant in our line, we offer al
the very lowest ra'es. -- ...
NJ w. GAIT BROTHER,
No 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
oct 2i-d between 9th and 10Th SITS.
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W.. Inc United States surveying steamer
lived at New York on SUNDAY morninr 81
agaItown. Mass. She has lately been en-.
Esed IN running line of temperature sound,
'hss across the Gulf stream, e"1He'
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DgTTER, BUCKWHEAT, { HEESE,,kc.
- 90 kegs prime Glades Butter az
Is % tubs do N. York do
IS bags Buckwheat Flour
60 boxes Goshen Cheese
100 boxes brown and yellow Soap
For by MURRAY Il SEMMES.
oct -6-eo3 (News)
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IL The famous racer Henry Perritt, which
it Is said had made the fastest mile on record,
fell dead few days ago, just after winning .
four mile race on the Nashville course. =
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SERIOUS RIor.-The Wilmington Republic
can givos an account of riot which occurred
at Warwick, Cecil County, Md, on Thursday
last, by which five men were killed The Re
publican says, q party of Irishmeh, who had
been at work on the Delaware railroad, were
proceeding through Warwick to inter de-
ceased comrade at the Catholic Chapel, when
they called at the store Of Mr. Jump and pro-
cured supply Of liquor. On their return
from the grave they again called for more
grog,. which Mr.. j. declined selling. The
man made use of some unbecoming language,
when Mr.. j. ordered him to leave the store,
and on his not doing so, Mr.. J. put him out.
In a short time the elected man returned with
two of his comrades, who commenced using
very abusive language, when Mr.. Hayes, the
clerk, threw two-pound weight which struck
one OF them on the forehead. 81.
The party after this left the store, and after
proceeding some two or three hundred yards
the man laid down and died. The party,
about thirty in number, then rallied and at
tackled the store, demolishing the windc WIS and
destroying the goods. Mr.. Jump sent to some
of his neighbors fer assistance, and number
of the villagers, armed with clubs, axe han.
dies, bars of iron and stones, room assembled
and attacked the Irish with such impetuosity
as to speedily drive them from the premises.
In the melee many were wounded, and four
SO badly that they died that night or the sue
ceeding day, making five deaths in all. None
OF the villagers were seriously hurt.
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SOMETHING NEW.

AMBROTYPES RPICTURES ON CLASS
THESE PICTURES POSSESS MANY AID
Il vantages over Daguerreotypes They are just
as distinct and accurate; more durable, and free
from reflection ;can be seen In any light, Ike an
engraving; and represents the person as they 81,
without reversing The only place where they
are taken in washington Is al STEWART =
DAGUERREAN GALLERY, ga, over 6slt's
Ievelry Store, Penn. Avenue. oct 2O-5ts
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NEW GOODS.

HAVE JUST OPENED A FAIR LOT OF
Il new and very desirable Goods, which the Ia
di requested to call and examine, consisting
In part of -
Fine French Flowers
Fine Embd Dress Caps
Fine Ribbons Velvets, &c.
And fine lot Of Hosiery, Net, Laces and Fan
cy Notions A. TATE,
3li Pa avenue, bet. 10th and LIN SITS
oc 24-3t (Intell
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T1o BAKERS AND coNEECIiosERs

i HOPS, CURRANTs, cITRoN, &C. &C.
4 bsles first sort Hops
1000 lbs Currants; 10 boxes fresh Ci,ron
i Almonds. Raislns, Pecan Nuts
Ground Nuts, + ilberts, W alnuts,
All new crop, and in prime order. For sale
low by WILLIAM M. GRIPS,
No. 81 Louisiana avenue,
oct 1876 bet. 9Th and eth streets.
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- ~ he Cheiai vote Of the second district of
texas elects Ward, (Democrat) to Copgrsss
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9"Come rest in this bosom, my own strick-
en- dear" as Sally Smell said when she put
the whisksy tiokler behind the cotton paddiDgs.
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.


Rz& FOR SALE, AT THE NURSE-4aH
~ ries Of the subscriber, at Linnen Hill, ~
--and on 18th street, IN Washington, a>-
large a d we'll selected assortment Of RUIT AID
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Amongst them from IL to Is thousand APPLE
TREES, well assorted, and Of fine growth, at SO
per hundred -..
Is to 20 thousand PEACH TREES, forming a
complete assortment, at sl2 SO per hundred, OF
500 pr tn usa1d
sto thousand PEAR TREES, dwarfs and
standards. -... ... 81.
few hundred DwARFs of extra size.
With ageneral assortment Of PLUM. CHER
Rf, APRICOT, NECFARlNE and OUNCE
Also, cURRANTs, GoosEBERRIEs,
RASPBEkRlES, STRAWBERRIES, &c, OF
The most approved kinds
The Stock Of ORNAMENTAL TREES is ex-
tensive and fine. Amongst those OF large size for
streets and Lawns are many thousands OF such as
American and Europeon K Fms and Lindens, Tu-
lip Trees, Aspen, Adele, and other Poplarsi Euro
pean and American Horse Chestauts; Sugar, Sli.
yer, Scarlet, and Norway Naples; Mountain Ash
6reen and White Ash several varieties OF Oans
and Magnclias (; Weeping Willows, Golden VIII
lows, and many others. rNIv
Ornamental Evergreens and shrueoery'
Great exerions have been made to make this
DEPARTMENT complete; IL now contains from Thirty
| to forty thousand FRS and PIN Es OF cnoice va
'eties, portion of which are OF extra size.
Persons wishing TO embellish their grounds ana
proprietors of public cemet.ne VIII ma IL to
thief advantage 10 can ana select sccn as may an
PerSons fesidlng near, when IL Is desired, can
have Frees delivered, with balls Of earth 10 the
roots. which they will find to give them decided
preference ever trees transported from distance
!oo gardeners VIII be 'uPbis = pT Tsss0nsbs
oco 4-w
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IL IN TIE UNITED STATES,
with the names Of Postmaster, including the
regulations OF the Post Once Department. nah
ing the most complete and useful Post Once book
ever published. IL should be I'm the hands Of ev
ery postmaster, agent, or merchant The book
win be transmitted through mail upon the re.
ceipt Of fifty cents.
J. sHILLINGToN, Publisher,
oct I7-1w WashfnCfon. ID T..
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FIRST OPENING OF PARIS Millinery

MRS. BEHRENDs, JUST RETURNED
WI from New York y will have Der frst "a
NETS, &c, on Tuesday, October 23d, 49,
her Store, No 373 Pennsylvania avenue 49,
between u and 9th streets, opposite the National
Hotel. A grand display will await yisiiers.
nn 0n-As
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DEEBE'S HATS.-Another and large n
ID SUPPLY Of Beebs's HATS, OF the Fan
shape, at STEVENS's Salesroom, -
oc 2U-& e. Browns, Hotel
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FIVE DOLLARS REwAI

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
STRAYED AWAY ON SUNDAY, THE 14TH
~ inst a large light Roam cow. She <szl1sS
has six teats, four large and two email ~ y
horns turned, and small mark on her.AAAz
right ear The above reward will be paid on her
delivery to me, corner Of and 9th SITS (lsland }
oct 23-ot& R. TOMPkINS
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The following persons Are authorised to CON
tract for the publication Of establishments In
the Star:
Philadelphia-v. B. PALnIR, n. W. corner
Of Fifth and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ PErrrNaILL Co., Nassau
street. -'
Bostor-V. B. PALHIR, Scollay's Building
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REersrKR,s orrIcE, October IS, 1855

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
~ CERN.-Notice is hereby given that IL
censes issued to Taverns, Retailers OF sPirituous
and fermented Liquors, Wines, Cordiais, &c
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Medicines, Perfumery, Watches
and Jewelry, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Commits
sion Merchants; also, to keepers Of Hackney Car
riages a d Omni6uses, Billiard Tables, Ten Pin
Alleys, and Confectionery, and for hawking and
peddling, will expire on Monday, the sth day Of
November next, aud that said licenses must be re-
newed at this office. within ten days after that
time SAMUEL E.DOUGLASS, Register.
-dtNoy5
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The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Dspsrtment.-0n yesterday, 22d Of October,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
Ak> hool - L.
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T OST-Oy FRIDAY, OCT. 18th, 1855,
IL small black MEMORANDA BOOK, either
In the Smithsonian Institute, or In the Capitol
Grounds, or War or Navy Departments, or some
where between them. Itcontains my card, ard
various other articles that l wrote, and the day
and date when l bought; and the book can be Of no
value 10 any one but myself therefore request the
finder TO leave II at the Furniture Stcre next door
TO the Star Office, near 18th street, Washington,
ID C, and / will thank them for II, but II re-
quired, Twill pay small reward for their trou-
bic Of returning It. And IL any Of my friends de-
sire 10 me- let them call there at any time, and
Capt. Lullay or is liter will tell them where
can be found, they will receive any letters, pa
pers, or otherwise for me.
JAMES ROBERTSON,
or N. Y, Editor Of the Truth, Washington,
ID. c., Oct. ., 1855. oct 23-It#
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%@THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES
~ FIRE COMPANY respectfully
nounce to the citizens Of Washington their inten-
ton Of giving GRAND BALL on Tuesday, tn
9th Of November next. A programme will here
after be published. sep ~ eotf
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SOMETHING NEW.

T AIDES PATENT GOLD BELT BUCKLE.
IL We have fust received new article Of Gold
Belt Buckle the handSomest, ard wiihal, the
most convenient article Of Ia. kind ever invented
M. w. CALF & BRO Jewellers,
32i Peansylvania Avenue,
Get cost bet 9th and 10Th streets.
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MRS. CHOATE

w MILLINERY, on SATURDAY next. ~
October 10th She is ready 70 attend pune
tn ny to all orders the Ladies may favor her ~
with. Corner Of Louisiana avenue and 9th street.
oct 15-tf UntelD
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIN Z DOLLAhS REWARD.
STRAYkD, A SMALL COW-A BRIGHT
- red color, with long tail, without E7.zs>
horns, raised rear Tennallytow and has 49,
white marks on her face. The above re- A.A
ward viii be paid If delivered to me at the corner
Of 2fst and III streets.
oct 23-lt& J. BOYLE.
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They are Coming.-Public men of note from
distant points are beginning to mako their ap-
pearance here, again, in numbers, the sign Of
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SOIREE.

EVILS CARUsI ANNOUNCES THAT HIS
IL first Solree will be given on Friday night, Oct
a6th, commencing at O'Clock. His pupils and
former attendants are respectfully invited 10 at
tend without further invitation.
His School, for Dancing, Waltzing, &C is rOv
open at his Saloon, corner Of 18th and strteu
where application may be made and pupils en-
'ered oct 81
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HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES, PORTE
II Monnaies, Purses, Mohsir and Jet Bracelets,
Combs, Scissors, Sewing Birds, Ladies' Watch
&C aO-3t LAMMoND's, 9TH St