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GLENwOOD CEMETERY,
office No. 292 Pa. ave., corner 10th street,
LOVER TEE SAVINGS BANK)


(OvRR TEE SAVINGS BANK)
THIS CEMETERY is laid out on the plan of
Il the celebrated Greenwood, of New York, and
situated on the high ground distant one and a
quarter miles north Of the CapitOl-North Capitol
street leading directly 10 the gateway
This Company have secured charter from Con-
gress appropriating their ground forever to burial
purposes, making fee title TO the purchaser, and
prohi iDiting all encroac hments from legislation or
otherwise, which Is of vast importance 10 those
who wish their dead to repose where they have
placed the n, for IL has become a custom in all
other cities when the burial ground becomes valu-
able for other purposes, to sell IL, and throw the
dead promiscously into one large pit, and legal
measures cannot prevent 1t, as no titles given
TO the ground.
n. B.-Odiee open from 10 to II O'Clock a. m,
where Pamphlets, containing the Charter By
Laws, and a map Of the ground, and all other In
formation, can be obtained.
All orders left with MIR. James F. Harvey, No
40 Seventh street. or any other undertaken will be
promptly attended TO. je lS-Iy
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The VALUE OF DEAD HoRsE-It is said
that about 5000 horses die annually in New
tiOn probably. Each dead horse is considered
to be worth $3.50. His hide 10 sold TO the
tanner for SI.30, his bones are burned and
sold to the sugar refners for refining purposes,
and 10 the farmers for manure, his meat is
pressed and the grease used by the soap and
candle makers, while the entrails and rem
nants are fed to the hogs TO make pork for
home consumption.
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fE'iiiS Band is now again fully organized, to
n which has been added Lewis Webber's ceIe-
brated CotiIlOn Band They now number IS per-
formers, and comprise the best musical talent in
this city. This Band is now ready to furnish
any number Of Musicians on all occasions for
Military or Civic Parades, PARTIES, Balls, Pic
Mes, Serenades, &c , and they guarantee to give
entire satisfaction on all occasions The Band
thankful for past favors, would respectfully solicit
continuance Of public patronage.
All orders left at Messrs Hllbus d HitZ's Music
Store will be punctualy attended TO, or by appli-
cation to the Leader, at No. 5i2 Seventh street
east, near the Navy Yard.
JOHN ESPUTAa
sep l1-2m% Leader.
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CcFFIN WARER0ON, SC.

4 WILLIAM PLANT C CO, UNDERTA-
Os kEKS-residencei Seventh
SSeet, between u and III streets. -is-]
E;erments procured in any ground
Or cemetery Coins, Caps, ShTouds, Carriages,
Hearse, and every article for internents Of
the best quality furnished at short notice. on the
mos. reasOnab.e terms, and at all hours Of the
nghI Having the exclusive right OF CTump's
fatent Corpse PreseTver, we guarantee to keep the
dead for eny length OF time. lily
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HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE
Britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Pla-
ted Tea, Table and Dessert Spoons
CarveIs and Forks, Steels, Knives with and with
out Forks
Brass, Britannia, Block Tin and Plated Candle
sticks, Shovel and Tongs, Waite Irons, Sad
Irons
MaSlin and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Grid
irons, Ovens, &c.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rural Cottage, Closet, Cupboard, Chest, TIL, Pad
and Trunk Locks
shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut ard
Wrought Nails, Bolts
BFads Shutter Screws and Stubbs, Door Springs,
Bandran Screws, Door Knobs
Ben Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &c.
CABINET MAKERS GOODS.
Han Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, Ginps, Sofa and
Chair Springs
gaaitian Blind Hooks, Rack PuIieys, Roller Ends
Brackets, Furniture Nails
6lue, COrtn Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &c
CARPENTERS GOODS.
PisHes; Saws, Drawing Knives, SpoEss5aTes,
CriSSls and Gouges, Plane Irons
Augers, Braces aad Bits, Boring Machines, Han.
Clers, HatcEetS, Devels
Bevsis. - quares, Guages, Axes, &c.
BLACKSMITH K COACH MAKERS; GOODS.
Black and Bright Springs, AIles. FeIloes, Shafts,
SPOkes, Hubs, Bows, Poles
Sleigh 1nners, Silvered and Brass Bands, stump
Joints, stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Innings, Lining
silks, DamaSk, Scanning Cords
gli.s, TasSels, Buttons, Tacks, Fringes Laoes
and Plain and Enamelled Canvass
2ussia Duck, Enamelled Leather, Dash Leather,
&c. ELVANS Il THOMPSON,
je l-Sm 328 Pa avenue.
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oct 1t-pO&ds
BY J. C MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

by J. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
Adjoining the Office CT the National
lntelligencer at AuctiOn.-On MONDAY
Ate rnoon, October 22d, at ~ o'clock, in front
Square No. 43l, fronting seventeen feet on north
ID street, near the corner Of Seventh street run
ming back seventy-fve feet, with a ten feet paved
alley on the side. The improvements consist Of
a two story brick dwelling house, with a snug
store-room in the front
The property is well situated for business, being
near the corner of Seventh street, and ad Joining
the National inteliigencer office.
Terms: One-third cash the residue in g. 12
and Is months, satisfactorily secured, bearing In.
terest. J. &. MCGUIRE,
oct l0-eod Auctoneer
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AUCTION SALES.
BV JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer. .
II EADf-MADE CLOTHING and STORF

rktares at Auction.--On MONDAY eve
ming, the 10th instant at 7x o,clock 7 vii, nro.
ceed to sell the entire stock Of ready-made Cloth
ing ana urnishing Goods at auction, contained
In tne store on Pennsylvania avenue. Sd door east
place. consisting Of large variety of fasbionable
and Wei made Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts,
Hosiery, &c.
the whole stock is sold
Sale positive.
For sale, two large Bow Windows.
sep15 Srctionaer
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NIGHT SCHOOL,.

"A ENTLEMAN, who has had experience in
IA teaching, proposes to give instruction atnight
in all the English branches, and Mathematics and
IL desired, will take class In Ancient Languages
FOR further Information, apply to JENNINGS
PlGOFT, Esq, Washington Library, 11th, or
to Mr. ADAMSON, at his Periodical Store 9TH
street, near the City Post Office
sep 19-lm
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Rugby ACADEMY

FoHrtseath street, opposite Frnrk!is Square
Ft'HE duties Of this Institution will be resumed
Il on the second Monday In September. Mum
Der of pupils limited.
Circulars of the Academy can be obtained at the
residence Of the Principal, N between 18th and
18th streets G. F MORRISON
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NEW CLOAks AND SHAWLS.

XNE shall open to- morrow morning, large in.
w voice of Cloaks and Cloth Talmas, embrac-
ing the latest novelties Of the season.
Also, extensive stock OF long and square
Brocha, Stella, Merino, Plaid, plain Black, and
lead and black Bay State Cloth Shawls, many of
them we shall sell at greatly reduced prices
chasers before making their selections elsewhere
COLLEY L. SEARS
No. 523 9TH street, three doors north
oct 2-so6t Pa avenue,
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GEORGETOWNCL CLASSICAL AND MATH.
EMATICAL ACADEMY,

I'HE undersigned having rented the building in
Il which the late VIM. r. Abbott ESQ SO long
and so favorably conducted his Academy, and
having thus secured more ample accommodations
Will receive an additional number Of pupils
Eariy applications are particularly reqnested as
1t is important that all the scholars should be pres.
ent at the formation Of the classes
The exercises will be resumed on Monday Sep.
temoer ID. p. A. BOWEN, Principal
au 27 No 81 West st Geor0efoun
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FRENCH ROOT MAKER

JACOB WOLFSTEINER, No. 467 Eighth ST. o.,
~ near Pa. avenue, Is now prepared to rsbu
make the most + ashiona BILE rench Boots -
branch Of the business in Paris and New 49,
York, justify him in saying that his boots cannot
be eXcelled in this country
Has on hand lot already made up, to which
the particular attention Of gentlemen are invited
sep lI-:;m#
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EDUCATIONAL.
CENTRAL ACADEMY.

Corner E aud Tenth streets Wdshinpton
SILAs MERCHANT, A b.
Rev. u. w. DoRRANcE,AB fnnclpals.
The number of Pupils limited to Fifty.
'NHE course OF study is thorough and compre-
l. hensive
Every effort will be made to secure the greatest
mental ana moral improvement Of students
Terms, per qxdrtsr of eleven tcseks:
English branches. ................... Ss so
hlgher English or Latin. 10 so
Eatln ana Greek, with the above. ........ 12 so
Modern Languages, extra xtra................. q 90
sep 15-iw
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'EFHE only regular Band, now numbering 20 per.
formers, any number Of which may be had by
applying to the undersigned. Charges moderate,
and satisfaction warranted on all occasions
p. FISCHER, Leader,
Residence, Pennsylvania Avenue, north side,
next door west Of Iron Hall sep lS-2mx
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FIRST S:ARD LIVERY AND SALE sEA
R1EG.

BLES.
:, enaoIrcIag 10 the public or Washington that
- , rave taken possession, by purchase, 81
~ - above Stables, on G street, near SxSssa~
Hsi department, (lately occupied
y ~ = : aWartz,) l wish to inform -HA
SHe.n nat Il viii be entirely conducted by myself
,1 iu - al orders left upon the premises will be
- PInctually with elegan; Carriages and
6s.1t efiVefs. The Riding School win be con-
&C., oy Z Professional equestrian and perfectly
80 80 nofsss having stated hours for lady eques
$50 - P'1Yaie or public, as they may prefer.
=, i-C Lar attention will De paid to horses kep.
a. LIVER In ais establishment
. refsohs requiring open barouches or family sar-
xt4H1 can be satisfactorily accommodated, as
taose desiring riding horses for gentle zea
~, PRIEDERECK LAKEMEYER,
PS-sm Agent.
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e., WARRINER.

W e II N r.,
no. $50 Pa. arssEs, bstSsed Sth axd 1914 styssts
WASHINGTON, DC.
Piyoting, Jeweling, and every kind Of repairs
10 watches ty17-3m
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A NEW LOT Of Perfumery just opened at
IA JOHN F. ELLIS'S,
sep2i near 10Th 81,
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HOME MANUFACTURES.

FAIRVIE COTTON WORKS,
NEAR THE CANAL BASIN ALEXANDRIA,
FITZPATRICK Il BURNS, Proprietors, and
IL Manufacturers Of COTTON YAhNS, CAR
PET CHAIN, SAIL TWINE, WRAPPING
WINE, COhD4GE, COTTON BATS, &c.
Orders from merchants in Washington respect
fully solicited for any Of the above articles, which
we will deliver in Washington lower than can be
had In Baltimore or other Northern markets All
orders wi meet with prompt attention, by address
ing as above. +. Il b.
Oc l-tf
HAEKES'S DENTAL SURGERY, sixth
Il Il edition.
Taylor's Law Glossary, Fourth edition
North American Review for October
DeBow's Review for October
. Mistakes In Speaking, Writing and Pronuncia-
tion corrected, price IS cents.
oc l0 FRANCK TAYLOR.
u Z x ICA n HOTEL,
Ne. 4S6
Pc. aessxs, between Az a.d Sta styssts.
5. HEFLEBOWER L. T. LOVETT,
fRoPRIEToRs.
jy6-6m
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John z. KLvANs. WILLIAM THOMPSON
ELyANS & THOMPSON,

HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS. se.,
No. $40 PennsvIyania avenue,
h.vsss Nizth aat Ts' SIS, WaSkiHgtoH, ID. C..
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y CINCINNATI MARKEr.,

- -..a4 CINCINNATI AIARKEr. - .1,.i.:. :.
,o'DEt. 81 1f'TBdt dull. $50 bis s5d at IS. go Moth
ing done lp9grpiR. PfQyisi4psq4lete only saIssof
500 greeuahanst atSc. Hogs f;rmer. but rates no
higher, sales at 625a6SI., Whisky dnlt aud decli
ned, 625r bis spl4 al Sugqt I'M, far and
prime old, 7daS, fam and good lair new 73ass COT,
lee FIRM, 200 bags fairnud good Rio ststl4al2.e,50
bags Lag0Ird E24 MolasSeS in good demand, NEW
39a4O 80, !, 's' a. ~ 's5 - ,ii, O!saJ % -
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Lock CUT FOR Hl4!-BedtEi is. constantly, steal,
ing iaIegpd5usta tie Ratb q RuIH6GTcn liseEsesi
G5i coughs sore thIggts, e;c.J5 boxUf RryHn's
PnImonic Waters wiz cure 4 cough, cold, eic.1 =,
Stability IiltHal druggists in the city; TIIOMPf
SgSt FAEEERsQN75Y IolssaG e5 AgeHls5 III
Man 81 IS cents box. ID 1-ae 1o5 siai1q 4
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food b., si5 ~ DIED ,5,.,r,I ,,.,. .ys. 3,
On Mo:idaS snorniuR,l DECEMBER 3d. 1856 in the led
year OI hi s ga HAM LEC1SsXOoUS b a,u OF the late
Col Archie WuOds. =
: The friends of the anlS aetavrti to attend, the tune
ralirOm his I4teresilencs, Wednesday, Dec. o. al II
O'Clock, \. NJ
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4 BLoopYf F.urrr occurred about noon on Sun
day ntlhe wharf. betweenthe Second mate oftGe
steamer Mansfield end German deck pas engeE,
and finally enlisted The SERVICES OF several lrish
deck hands, who came 10 tle all Of HE MAZE
The German was badly beaten. one OF hrs eyes
nearly tcrI OUT and Observation-Disclosures and brui
sed. The matesaRd oResof. tile Gombalqnls made
OF ina ynwhs but ,werei aIrestd'nt the head Of
Z1r e's Island. Anolheto OF lie paBiy lid himself
inue hold faEe, boat. Themateg, aPpt airing to
be tina principal assaIant; vas Rned $50 and costs.
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VIRGrSTANs IEOH KAxSAs.-The Frontier News
states that pr. sSpmeEs. of ,lNirgla, WaS on IFS
way to Kansas with several other gentlemen; to
make arrangements fur the lOcatiOn.ofaone thou.
sand PERSONS wlo propose. emigra;ing thi!Ler frOn
Eastern Virginia This fatl sixty Iauilie$ Being from
Richmond, thirty from Staunun. fifty PERSONS from
RappaRhnn6ck, aud tie femalndet from the same
neigh9Orh0od. tTTs.alsoannuunceAla!t a large
emigration IS expected !rorh Western Virginia nest
spring. ..-.r - -55e
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- STEAMERS R1lRNT..

OrHsISaSTisj s-v-:tt snpkts this morning il
irAe Sealne rEOtler tuok ire aud was IrelycoT.;
sunitd IlPtg STEINER Siaya1&tt aud the " katis
boatof DHSalI,s Asgsp 4 caught from HE Col.
Eier.nni were completely destroyeds; Boaiseaud,
cargoeS!Ie p6TIedsatUta loss = ~ q :. .7.sr: aa
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-, "A. 4. IL FL b ~ 4 I.i,,EE..

DEe,,,3:z Flour dull and no safes 10 repott.--
heal lni /, DECLINE OF 4 IS aG6nt 81. COO 6GrIels
small sale hma,tt,at 2l2,2lIs fnT good Is Prime
whites choice POO red wheat, gbOdtO prime 2N8a'
pig. Coin qso, declined, sales u=w white at S7a
90 yelluwa9G o., old white .9i, aud old yellow
96a9T.0 10 yzoIaia. astsav2 'sE g. iiz44-, i5it..
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LETTERSco hcaFHiRe sn1scFiptionya nroth
financial business ofths iutelHgencer should be al
dressed to the PrOprctueS. ~ ST. f5.eszyE
letter. concerning the editorial department. or the ma
PER, shSl be sddIesse to Jointly ii,
the cre, 81 tliena.. ..e.s55 :. y : :
Correspondents writing for publication, viii please
write oFIy an one sEte Of he paper
3roSserVanCe OF lie ablye rreS gt
aud more pr,Irt iSttO
hanttey mtsht otherwise SOMETIMES reoicve. saA IS
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LAST C1LLEL-=AEIs SaLdA6kS, IpIi. accomplished
opticnn, bois now ii our city. is supplying a
enumbcrof persons with lis specturles. 1t is
row conceded that those Of Nj: SoioRShs' manu-
Gcture arethejtdbst etfcGciOus tsr mpsrfectsight
", diScoy, red, and asIIle skill and tulents Of
that gentleman are aIfeadyii kio VII and apprecia.
led, any ea6gy from Gnlieees.atS 1t ONT,
remains f0r rs to direct tie attention oCthepubhe
to ADVERTISEMENT IN apo! which
they will perceive his time is limited toSaturdnyii
The sIh inst, and that inaAedi1tsl alptfeut on is.
,tysE, q G{,tisa h. s34E'isNH ng-U 1IfaisGNaZ2k
'"S'e''A'I '''N tst"'e ~ = tyLrV(l Jrt
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. Groceries at Wholesale. ,a...
S0H 'RI3LSS MOLNSSRS;' -EsE'l IT, 5-S5s -ls52.-BE
ONlOt 3Gn BAGS lIiO cGHIee; sf-!- To-
iE "is % pockets Eashira coffee; g. ',d aait.z si
Hsst60 iis-if Old Java - sr5 -,.--f ..i'a4f. -
taa 60 boxes taVeAdish T0bacccj '7.- i41 s3,
~ tN 80 kegs 6ltr.i .-'Et.e. - as .gi.ira.
- 7ifulO bbis cat and dry z1tsn l' .s--:gf.1- -
b2' SO boxcs=SIewAr'sN. " cu''d!esI fs-7s=
J., s-,tC0 hhas ugu 4 I' ,@l.7 s:. artlr Hli-a els
- 30 bblS Coverings refined Sugar; yI s-s.~
e. 10 ht-is Louisiana -s'E ~ trFa- 20 ia5f.:f
sEa 607hichY. H. u. u, AMI IMpeI ial TeAs1 u
Z 90 Catty boxes -EngtlE..lt ri..;u11s
81 81 lieI cssriCr; y uSEEfs.
~ q boxes white pipes;, lii -z5F, ygr.r7,g ~
s" 2oOrs.t ,I:otgarcts GaHey SnaVsi t.gy s--
Together will! aTldl assortment Family IirOcAres
including ices, Fruits, pSe stus Fish, ETC. etc Or sale
lol;a5 ~ TALkANT36s DELAPALtN, -.sss., y,
mas 81: 10 ss,stsf ~ No - Main ST Feet.-a
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Dawn ArklSsoSl Esq: un O!daSlaisstnte and
Que Of the early settlers Of This c0aty: def ys%
erlay in this city at the residence of DR.. Cum
rnins75a He came into t9w ssS5m ago Bt5
tend me- ting Of the Directors Of tue N. W. Bank
and was taketi so i'll that hs,TwaS unabiete pro-
cecil 10 his home on SHIRT Cteek9' to HirH it ;w2s
his fate nevsrto retarrlagain suvei as u coflge:-
lie Was highly respected all lie Re ATOMS Of
life. asiizi'i+ q ;a7aadsds1ss ipo 7t'sz 7a.a
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GOING NoRPHss !. -.

GOING SOUTH-Thes 10 A N Train will connect at
Sa'u'ky with Morning rfaiM from ToIeiOi at Monroe
VII with hCaG0 tENpI SouthG Div sion GC 4.
HO9di at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express OnI
GteyGiand al Mansfield Junction with Duv from
tfsbuTG, and a Newatk with the East aud trains
on eniTaI Ohio Railroad ,I-r.i {a.s u . -
The 3 % N Train will connect at Sandusky with strR-
ncF haS City from DetrUt5al M6H with western
ErHin on & I. ~ K: At ShEiby Junction at 81
with Nail TIaiR'aHlS O &c II IoFi Columbus ndit.in-
einpatii JcI0p at G5 PWvilA Fast tr1i,l1
OF & ,RIof t1ts drg; and n Aewark With East
and West Night 1tuiIEs OIrCrntIT Ohio * R:, EES
'SGOlAG NuRTII-Tle.g2 &c FrtaiIi will make close
CONNECTION a"NewaR wtII Mat rain IOiu -E6fiaie
Central Ohio III Ma1$Glefd JLl ion with Express
for Pittsburgh; at shelly Junction ag1itK GIN.
ctrpatt Express for Cleveland Buffalo dirl New York,
aEdat Mohrnevilie Mail II ain tGu.lc I US lOr
Toledo Chicago DC [ -za-,- nr.f5T IT,. -
Tic 2-l0 " lh;in viii connect at.Eewai with iEx-
press from the Geiisla Ohio sOa al Mausied
junction with Fast Tain Tor Pitts bui CHI SheibT juno
ton at 0.2l withGiChuaIi Mai lnT nni;Fat
&mlroeviile with Night EXrfeSs TOscdn Iucago
sn al ahdHsk steamer Hay eatyirE llstrOt aud
iCLca.O. ,a54sr. J 15.nL
lssr0nekr ,.r 7soizo;B tsoRiSSoS: Sept;
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.CANAL- NAVIGATIOl,l.

nj ---CANAL -NAYIGATIOI.
=as ALRA2f2H BE. 1.-The GanatiS SIN open, and
'Honi Ersumed ruHlnng lOEiets have been receiv-
sd here not To- Graw OF theIwa trrS Until the Obj
inst. So - ls'is1... i.,.t ..7ia. ~
.rsJ -si ~ ElstJJtI7T-fr y - = SEE
ING go. Z RIVER. AND WE3THER3 r e G
r.. ,PlFTaFuHcI. Dec. S,t.-River 5steeta 6sTnehFss
falling. We1tler cIeas.tgas NJ FS'='.Tgs'S
r hTu ~ dlTzE - II. f
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No. 4 VVoshinsion EIalI

]
HAVINGjus returned IUnT The Eat tern, cities with
Ii large aud we: OF clocks, waIEh
anl JewelrYO The subSCriher eHd call aIte ion
,hiS aA The public generally "a IL ufinS THIN
hat he wit sell II cirsref lih eVeT hsFeO!Oie Ills
StDek consists IN paCr; as .toIlOtVs.JiE ~ -:
o!et lever P6rceIain, Mantle, GOTHIC eight and ONE
iiod aid silver EdAtyl, tjsnea and american hunter
and open laced WATCHES; hia1 {fuoH 20 sl2gEss ms
-liraeeieY, armeFT Gtbocae& IscrriRgs, carvings
keys, seats t.TnoIAia fine cutlery ele ifkFeat
friet! besides silver aud wave ofaH kiHdss
: OS a Aatteti6If IS CSCd AlIietiCan
Watches Put UP in gld silver cRts iae wlDII yin
this country, amdw IFfanfe PFFs atiI4 7eepeIS "a I5k
The ladies' will fluid at his estdbttsthBrt "a large aid
wen selected sleek of IewdHd beautiful eveiiy,
which Cannot fail Ia pie92e '9.a4 SOS "a! ~ y'os
llaviS bought eneS foNV5 confident That he
San SET FOCUS hs hire lower tlan INT
his stock. 4. =, BROWN,
oeI3 =. L. ~. ST. Naslilg
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I.i LIS ;8i DISCO 1ltfon.- 'mi'q o1sa 2 "a
Wiz pat tRe' existing hetEFeea-
n Wheat aud Z, I5ehe, ;lhlrhs lhVhty buthess was
aSsnlved by nuFGGIe eOtOB hzd sur iHst2 slHcgS cd
LESS will hereafter he conducted by uHtsEsadS
akuI nr iOrHer ratTUiagc, viii eHdeavan suit der
e rye II for the isssadaI oE E4Fz4 zssrl faf
~ 373-t To a-0q sut5r 2 tKEsHfsATCfs. |
Tie accouHlaOTth old will 10 sa tledAkY 2.
beat abd9. kbnESF ell lGfsDtSaIe requested I'd
n.y. n.y. e TT 2 @
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hasr' 'cniLb. '--A Sforganiown. paper gives
iouching discount ofythe ossiand r8edth ofiascinld
u Franklin Gray, IN Preston coz comfy aty The. cId
two years fSgey a4eGirts9 f6II6S its father
10 netghhoIis,a mile distant. The 5motherp misI
sing ztler chilli, became alarmed, and al oace
InsllygsdEgse aIeE She tgtIowelt Ler hqsbgul, but
head no tldines Of the lost ope, Father and moth
ersspresdingit the darn .ined l yi1pathizing
nsghbsts, setiopi uRaq a se,teb, aud all that iI6y
and GgGe they eedliAugl eghe seatcli, tsft fnbIif
ing came andslii the fiite wanjeTer was not foulll
CoDts u III III in EliagxeoJ, ttl. COUNT
se-N AMI el Satpfd1Y lPf4idSo q1Il adieu Ees,
10 allow alllit attendance 10 aid in restJrngS thI
child to its anxious parent sPatty numbering
now about two Apndred persons, ssSJaEes&& t6sI
wooo9s 81 day. not I'LL 2ths hunt dtl ben
wsfi nigh a94n9lq4Hs''zaf esgffgiFg Tssgqming on
aFEce coz hllaly tnfOlnat lan1be hmr oGylheseild'
condlleR ot &ksFeaGe9ls! MrSBs iiid&lsyss as ,bs'
was returning homes d ;BajfmiIe of Slr.
G.'s HeOss2 f06Hd tile child bit it was dead!
1t hadlpHlishsd fppm exposure, having Ge,e1a @itEs
out food, wandsrng iuI the iRatd 5dIeaIy woods,
itom FEd,y Inotiiins0s II saII siysirpI .7laa I'D
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hrs Marsh e. sWaynaan,v .s,.-
. wiIotES4iE 4SD ,fFtr&liL pt4LEss., ID il
a 90. BoO1'S AAD Shoes, =. :.
- sCAT FHEp,.D STAND mrs. =. uAREr,1s b.
~ t7-ss NO. SO Monroe street, go 3

[yExT DOOR TO GKkER,S oil AMP co.'s I '- - :. IL
INV aIe nov tecel fnaIdfaehteTa u"
~ one Of e iaS aid Uest ass0Filieis Of boots
aud shoes, tpr EH aud Winter weGr ever Oeyed in lila
ma k%ti they syi,g 9gel Win els AID ~
the nest Wur e. IN ne a, syif m ~ 70
y are no " ErepFIsd 70
ler Goods o to be surpassed by ami other house III tic 70
f7'y either - quaiItS Ur M9tetia or dlTRb
s %E I%,nsf T s}s n his FS " any Ub 90
,eur stock consists Iar otths following ir.leIss4 ;l y
"a so pairs hest oatf boota,' i,, m a. -. 20
6l0 . kun . ~, ''' ~ e 50 ti ~ go
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Miss RIz :: LoGAN.a the distinguished actress,
PASSED. through This ely yesterday foe
After the conclusion Of her enFa CEMENT there we
understand Nc. Strong has The ssutaHce that she
will dpFeaT at,tte AtHahq.gra in this city 7asbca
an attraction, we aTeeoHf,lentSwo dlhthei.4ihez
ueum 70 -e,,snoi .i5.., i7.si3
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hens. YQIagB'E and 1IIl5a- gun lE0ss q

81 the hest qulIityS a $751; ~ .
Also greatVaroty IlOf lcTe Onutnern,cdS which Sfe
will sell el'hr 1VhUCsae OrItta tie most
cIcmnlx will find IL their decided vanIa 70 to cali
anu examine OursOo before; AIalnnS ftsr Fail and win.
ieE ~ G!tase4 ytHS9 sNAEtSSHa6r WAYJ 3G.r-Jt