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The YOU'RE TgAT WAS HUyG-The Sheriff
took his watch, and said, " if you have any
thing to say, speak now. for you have only Eve
minutes 10 live The young man burst into
tears, and said: " have II die had only
one little brother; he had beautiful blue eyes,
aud faxen hair, and | loved him; bat one
day got drunk, for the first time in my life
and coming home [ found my little brother
gathering Strawberries in the garden, and 1
became angry without cause, and killed him
az one blow with a rake. did not know any
thing about il until the next morning. when L
woke from sleep, and found myself tied and
guarded, and was told that when my little
brother was found, his hair was clOtted with
blood and brains, and he was dead. Whiskey
had done this. l. has ruined mo. | never
was drunk but once / have but one word
more to say TO young people. Never, aeUeri
NEVER touch anything that can intoxicate."
As he pronounced these words he sprang from
the box, and was launched into an endless
eternity.
was melted into tears az the recital, and
the awful spectacle. My little heart seemed
a If 1t would burst, AID break away from my
feelings Of grief. Aud there, in that carriage,
while on that cushioned seat looking with
streaming eyes on the body Of that unfOrtu-
nate young man g. it hung dangling AMI wri-
thing between heaven and Garth, as IL unfit
for either place, there it was that L took the
piedse never u touch the hurtsul poison.
Long years have since passed away. White
hairs have thickened around these temrles,
then 50 ruddy antso young, but | never have
forgot the last words If that young man. md
have never violated tLat pledge. When
the temptcr has offered 20 me the sparkling
goblet, the words of that young man E-vc
seemed TO sound in my ears again.-OlbMzg's
.Skgry
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good stuff This he fully carried out 4; and
elated with success he willingly Undertook 10
play fore legs again
Night came on-the theatre ives densely
crowded with the dGnizens Of the Quaker city.
The music was Played in sweetest strains the
curtain rose and the play began Ned and
hind legs marched upen the stage The
elephant was greeted with round upon round
Of applause. The decorations ana the tran
pings were gorgeous The eIeph ant and tho
prince seated upon his back were lyudlv cheer
et. The play preceded; the elephant was
marched round and round upon the stage
The fore legs got dry, withdrew one of the
corks, and treated the hind legs and then
drank the health of the audience in a bumper
of genuine elephant eye whiskey, a brand, by
the way, till then unknown On went the play
and on went Ned drinking. The conclusion
march was To be made-the signal was given,
and the fore legs staggered towards the front
CT the stage. The conductor pulled the ears
Of the elephant to the right-the fore legs
staggered to the left. The foot Ii ghts obstruct-
Ell the way, and be raised his foot and stepped
plumb into the orchestra, Down went the fore
legs cn the leaders fddle-over. of course.
turned the elephant. sending the prince and
hind legs into the middle of the pit. The
manager stood horror struck-the prince and
hind legs lay cOnfounded. the boxes in con-
vulsions, the actors choking with laughter and
poor Ned, casting one look. a strange blending
Of drunkenness, grief and Laughter at the scene
fed hastily out # the the tire, closely followed
by tho leader with the wreck Of bis fiddle,
performing various cut and thrust motions in
The air. The curtain dropped or a scene be-
hind the scenes. No more pageant-no more
fore legs-but everybody held their sides
Music, actors, pit, boxes and gallery. rushed
from the theatre, shrieking between every
3rea;h-"H Have you seen the Elephant -
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Two LAWS FOR TIE LADIES Il. Before you
bow TO lady in the street, permit her to de-
eide whether you may do 50 or lot, by at least
a look OF recognition.
2. When your companion bows 10 a lady,
you should do the same. When a gentleman
bows to lady in your company, always bow
to him in return.
Nothing is 50 little understood in America
as those conventional laws of society, so well
understood and practised in Europe. Ladies
complain that gentlemen pass them 10y in the
streets Unnoticed, when, in fact, the fault
rises from their own breach Of p0liteness 1t
Is their duty to DO the smiable first, for il is
privilege which ladies' enjoy Of choosing their
own associates or acquaintanceS. No gentle
man likes 10 risk the being cut In the streets
by lady through premature salute. Too
many ladies, ii would seem, " don't know
their trade Of pOliteness. Meeting ladies in
the streets, whom one has casually met in
company, they seldom bow unless he bows
first and when a gentleman never departs
from the rule of good breeding, except occa-
siOnally, by way OF experiment, bis acquaint-
anceS do not multiply, but be stands probably
charged with rudeness The rule is plain A
lady must be civil 10 a gentleman in whose
company she is casually brought bat a gen.
tleman is not, upon this, to presume upon ac-
quaintanccShip the first time he afterwards
meets her in the street. Ii it be her will she
gives some token Of recognition, when the gen
ticman may bow: otherwise, he must pass on,
ana consider himself L stranger. No lady need
hesitate to bow to a gentleman, for be will
promptly and politely answer, even if he has
forgotten his fair saluter. None but a brute
can do otherwisc-Should he pass on rudely,
Ills character is declared, and there Is cheap
riddance. Politeness and good breeding Is
like law" the reason of thiDgs."
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BaBIEs.-In an article in the Quarterly Re
view On - Physiognomy." occurs the fyllDEing
quaint paragraph on the subject Of babies
The new born babe meets our curious
gaze, an ugly enough specimen Of mamma
la the ugilest, perhaps, which this earth
produces-with tiny red raw, uuc0mfc-ta-
bic tacc, which We look upon as vacaat.- as
on the map of country ia which all names Of
l!aces are omitted. For while il lies there,
sleeping, Wheeling, greedy little animal,
;;l one day something = seen ID flicker ever
the features fiickerins, perhaps, through the
bonds OF sleep-a something which alone is
al sufficient to distinguish man from the
brute. Ii Is the smile, that earnest OF hope
beyond, which Eve carried away. even thrclgb
her tears, from the garden If f len. aad the
human legitimacy Of the infant birth IS at
once declared. At this age al but thai is
uncertain. The mother sees beauty, and the
family trace likeness, but form, color. and ex-
preston are suspended, and even quantity
goes for nothing. A few months later ami the
scene Is changed tender cOlors, bud-like, are
there, and two large, lustrous eyes wide open,
but with solemn abstract attention, seeing
nothing, for the babe is not yet If this world.
No direct intelligence is yet to be seen no
encroachinG on an older age, which would be
4 feartGl sign. for the fairy changeling Of the
oidcn time was known even before its mis-
shapen limbs came t. view, with the look Of
intelligence with which its eyes followed the
nurse about the room. And beside the smile,
there is an occasional laugh = but though
direct characteristic of humanity, we like it
not 1t exposes tOothless gums and a vacant
gulf, anl apprcximates the first and second
childhood to sether with distressing likeness.
1t is produced also by tossing or tickling, or
some f03iery unworthy of the little beings
dignity, for young children are serious crca-
tures, and when not unduly excited, seldom
condcscend to such full-grown lcvity."
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1R. MUNsOS respectfully calls public atte1-
- rot y his new, patent and great fs-A
,,..i y 10 cd method OF setting Ar 59s-A
ti-ciel Teeth, with COn.iHuoIs GuIn, ~IlIElGS
Ec very SHkF ECTiOS OF THE ART. ihis
~ of Teeth has the following advantages over
=: o.t.e1S, y: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEAN
Li...SS, COMFORT and BEAUTY, v!cilg
vi Nature IN thsss respects and IN some other
a.. Tny,ihaS PuA-.c inspection s respectfully sole
t..tse call and zee specirners.
,NAO AO1iOS.-So otner Dentist IN tie DlstrtC. CI
S,sUihD'a Las hight 20 make this style Of teeth.
.B-feeth constitCIi0nally healthy, plugged
atd warranted t0r lie
vrSe a-1 hoGse 40. 29S E street, near u. ccr-
:. u Pe5- :. Gyerie and Iith street
20 2i-tF
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EsPUTA'S EXCELSIOR BAND.

fGFHlS Band is now again fully organized, TO
l. which has been added Lewis Webber's cele-
brated Cotilon Band. They now number IL 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, Pie
Mics Serenades, &c , and they guarantee to give
entire satisfaction on all occasions. The Band
thankful for pas. favors would respectfully solicit
d continuance Of public patronage.
All orders LEFT at MessrS HIlbus Il Hits Music
Store Will b. Inctually attended 10, or by appli-
cation 10 the Leader, at No. 542 Seventh street
east, near the Navy Yard.
-..- JOHN ESPUTA,
. sep l7-2mk Leader
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY,

I Nj
fINHiS CEMETERY IS laid out on the plan of
l. the c@isb-ated Greenwood, of New York and
situated on TIE high ground distant one and
quarter miles north OF the CapitOl-North Capitol
street leading d rectly 20 the gateway.
This Company have secured charter from Con-
gress, apPTOpraing their ground forever TO burial
purposes. making fee title 70 the purchaser, anu
prolibitiny all encrO1chments from legislation or
otherwise, wlich is Of vast importance to those
VINO wish their dead 10 repOse where they lave
paced tie p. for u has become a custom in all
cther cities when the burial ground becomes valu-
able for other purposes, TO sell il, and throw the
dead PromiScoIsly iatO one large pit, and legal
measures canaot preven. II, as no titles given
70 the ground.
y. B.-OHce open from 10 10 l2 O'Clock a m,
wne5e Pamphlets, containing the Charter, By
Laws, and a map Of the ground. and all other IN
formation. can be obtained
Al orders eft with Mr.. lanes F. Harvey, No.
iiD seven street any other undertaken viii be
prompt, -t.snded 10. ie Is-iy
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IMPORTANT 70 GENTLEMEN.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO
- u AND SEE The undersigned gives
-1t Gis friends and the pablo that he has
- rec: Jed his stock Of Fall and Winter Goods,
's. - aiithe latest styles and IlOrs OF Cloth,
sshii=T-a, and NeStiags; which goods viii be
q? 70 O:der in the most el giant manner, as
- - rs s)i.4e OF the best workmen il the United
80 - = : = Work for him. Being agent fOr SCGTT,
- - h-PoILes OF aShiOns, yOu MAJ rely upon get
--s IAt most fashionable Clothing.
o,,, RE4DT-MaDE CLOTHING
~ ~ o Va make sueh as ver-garmen;s, Frock,
aad Business Coats Pants, and Vests, fiona
- a, IN 10 ve9y superior quality.
IL IL tae above goods will be- sold at very low
F.TI=>-foI Instance whole suit, Coat, Pants,
- =, -, FOR the small SUM Cf SIS.
UOve'co4ts, beaCtifI! style, from SO 10 go
rants do do TO 10
Vests 40 40 0SOto ~
o0.-llg.
FURNISHING GOODS,
- - d Sa!rtS, Drawers, COIla-s, stocks, Hand
-1Sl--is. Sts-Is, q Umbrellas, &c.
r. w. BROWNING,
UaGer United States Hotel,
between "a aud y streets, Pa. avenue.
SePll 3ia
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IOHS T.. ELvANs. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
ELYASS & THOMPSON,
DEALRRsIy IN
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, Sc,
Ne. 526 Penn-vlVania avenne,
I.iS.ss Nis:A and Ttj SIS, RaSdiEgfon ID. C.

house FURNISHING HARDWARE.
2.I.aaaia. German Silver, Albata and Silver Pla-
ted. Tea, Table and Dessert Spoons
CLrverS and Folks, SLeeis, HALVES with and with
cUi Forks
Brass, Britannia, Block Tin ard Plated Candle
sticks, SsOvel and longs, WaRe Irons, Sad
Irons
u17lla snd Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Grid
lions, Ovens, &c.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
RITal Cottage, Closet, Cupboard, Chest, TIL, Pad
and Trunk Locks
SHUTTLE, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Co: and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Dnsa'S Shutter Screws and Stubbs, Door Springs,
Handr,.il Screws, Door Knobs
Bel Pulls, Door Shsaves and Rail, &c.
CABINET MAKERS GOODS.
Ha.T Clo,n, C1rled Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and
Chair Springs
gs1i.ial Blind Hooks, Rack Puueys, Role! Ends
B-ackets. + drnitIre Nails
Sue, Coma Handles and Screws, DIAMOND Screw
CARPENTERS GOODS.
P.--ss, Saws, Drawing Knives, SpOkashagcz,
Chise.S and GougeS, Plane Irons
A1gers, STa1es and Bits, Boring Machines, HaE-
nsrs, Ha.ChetS, Devels
BsvelS. Squares, GuageS, Axes, &c.
BLACKSMITH Il COACH MAKERS GOODS.
Sack and Bright Springs, Axles, eIloes, Shafts,
SpOkes, Hubs, Bows, Poles
Slc'Eh RuEners SilveTed and Brass Bands, Stump
Joints, stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Linirgs, Lining
>!zS, DamaSk, Sea ming Cords
Tafls. TaSSels, Buttons, Tecks, FringeS, Laoss
and Plain and EuamelleI Canvass
9ISSia Duck, Enameiled Leather, Dasa Leather,
&. ELVANS & THOMPSON,
q i-Sn ssG5 Pa avenue
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GEORGETOWNCL NCLASSICAL AND MATH-
EMATICAL ACADEMY.

'sNHE Undersigned having rented the building In
and so favorably conducted his Academy, and
having thus secured more ample accommodations
Will receive an additional number Of pupils
Early applications are particularly requested, as
1t Is important that all the scholars should be pres
emf at the formation of the classes
The exercises will be resumed on Monday, Sep
tember ID. p. A. BOWEN, Principal,
au27 No. 81 West St, Georgetown.
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NIGHT SCHOOL,.

4 GENTLEMAN, who has had experience in
IA teaching, proposes to give instruction atnight
III all the English branches, and Mathematics, and
IL desired, viii take class in Ancient Languages
For further Information, apply to JENNINGS
PIGOTr, Esq, Washington Library, 11th, or
to Mr.. ADAMSON, at his Periodical Store 7th
street, near the City Post Office
sep 19-1m
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NEW FALL MILLINERY

WE have Just returned from New York with
w one Of the richest and handsomest as a.
SO-tInentS of Bonnets, Ribbons Plumes &c G.
ever offered the Ladies of Washington We ~
are now opening, aud are prepared to furn'sa
them to our customers on the most reasonable
terms.
Also, handsome ass -rtrnent Of Head Dresses
Bridal Wrea'hs, Dress Caps, &c TO all OF which
the attention Of The Ladies is invited
HUTCHINSON n MUNRO,
$40 Pa avenue, between 9th and iO.b sts.
oct i-tf
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COFFIN WAREp0o1I

WILLIAM PLANT " co. UNDERTA-
vs kERS-TeSitcaCci lis SeTenth
tJe.et, between u and II streets ENJ
interments procured in any ground sssf1k's11s14,D
Or cemetery. CctsHs, Caps, Shrcuds, Carriages,
He1rS", and every aTtfcls for interments Of
lhe best quality furnished at short notice OF the
most reasonable terms, and at all hours Of the
nigot. Having tbe exclusive right Of Crump's
Pal9at corpse P.ose-ver, we guarantee TO keep the
GS-d irT eF,y lscTth OF tiTnS. ~ fI-ly
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EDUCATIONAL.
CENTRAL ACADEMY,

Corner E aud Tenth streets, Washington.
Rev G. W DoRRhNcE, A. B. Principals
The number of Pupils limited to Fifty.
'sHE course OF study is thorough and compre-
hensive
Every effort will be made to secure the greatest
mental and moral improvement of students.
Terms, per quarter Of feleren lreeks:
English branches. .-.................... S9 50
Higher English or Latin. 10 50
Latin and Greek, with the above ....... II SO
Modern Languages, extra. 4 90
sep 15-iw
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Rugby ACADEMY

FOnrteenth street, opposite franklin Square.
THE duties of this institution will be resumed
u on the second Monday in September. Mum
Der cf pupils limited.
Circulars Of the Academy can be obtained at the
residence of the Principal, n between 18th and
18th streets G. + MORRISON
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FIsCHEe's BRASS AND sTRINGBAND.

'stH f only regular Band, now numbering 90 per
l. formers, any number Of which may be had b.
applying 20 the undersigned. Charges moderate,
and satisfaction warranted on all occasions
=. FISCHER, Leader,
Residence, Pennsylvania Avenue, north side,
next door west Of Iron Hall sep lS-2m*
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By A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY at the

corner OF Maryland avenue ard Elev-
enth street az AuCtion.-On WEDNESDAY,
the l5th instant, shall sell, in front of the prem
iscs, at O'Clock p. M the west part Of square Nc
352, fronting on Maryland avenue and 1Gth street
west, containing 81 400 square feet Of ground, with
the Improvements, which are fine large brick
house, with all the necessary Outbuildings. The
ground will admit of subdivision into nine bnild-
ing lots, besides the large lot on which the house
stands.
The above described property is considered the
site on the Island
Terms: One-third cash balance in 6, IL, and
Is months; the purchaser to give notes for the de-
ferred payments, barring interest from the day Of
sale
A deed given and deed Of trust taken
&C I'D A. GREEN, AuctioneeT.
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By BARNARD & BUCKEYE Georgetown.
FIRUSTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE,
Il &c.-On WEDNESDAY next the 17th in
stant, at ~ o'clock m, we will sell the Furni-
ture ID Household Effects at the house Of Mr.. A
II. Jones, on Congress street, above Bridge, as
Chairs, Tables Rockers
Carpets, Curtains, Looking Glasses
Sofa Sideboard, WOTEstand
Feds, b. dsteads, Mattresses
Bureaus, WaShStands, Bedding
Stoves, CrOCkery and Tin Ware
And many other articles which we deem unneces-
sary TO enumerate.
Terms cash.
By order Of the Trustee:
BARNARD & BUCKEY,
oc lots Auctioneers
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MR.. BUsHNELL,s SCHOOL.

No. 441 Thirteenth street bst,csen F and g SIS
ENOR ADMISSION, OR FOR CIRCULARS,
containing all necessary information, Apply to
The Principal. oct 13-eolm*
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Rational MEDICAL COLLEaE,

WASHINGTON, Dc
Nj b tbiIty-fCufth annual course Of Lectures wi
Il commence on MONDAY, the I'D o. October
1853, ana end or the lst March, 1855.
HsssAs MILLER, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology.
WIZ. p. JoHNsI0H, II. D., Professor Of Obste;-
RIGS, and Diseases OF women and children.
!oEHUA RILEY, VI. ID. Professor OF Materia Med
lea, Therapeutics and Hygiene
IKo. RED. MAY, n. D, Professor OF the princI-
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. d, Professor CT Pathology
and practice OF medicine, and OF clinical med
icine
LrwIs H. sIErHzR, M. D., Professor OF Chsnls-
j. j. WARRING, NJ. D., PrcScctoT ard Demon.
strdtor of AnatomO
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. D., DEAN
Like most similar institutions in Europe, the
desks from which the regular lectures are given
the same roof,
The entire expense for fun course lectures se0 GO
Practic&! HEo-0niy by the DemonstratOr.. 10 %
latT icu !atiHs fee payable only cnce........ co
Graduating expenses. s.......................2 25 90
Admission to the medical and surgical clinic with
out charge.
The lectures viii be given in the afternoon and
evening. thsteby enabling those engaged In busl-
ness during fhe morning hours to attend.
l. Or further information address
THOMAS MILLER, MD,
Dean of the Faculty
". D.--kcziCal students desiring situations as
resident student in the Washington Infrrnary,
(Which is the clinical department Of the NationS
Medical college, are requested 10 make applica-
ton BY lo!te- to Joshua Riley, NJ. D., Curator Of
the Washington Infrmary, who viii give any In
formation that may be desired
1t Is unnecessary 10 state the great advantages OF
residence in hospital for clinical instruction
Those making early application will have prgce-
den@e. Six are 20 be chosen before the lSt Of Oc-
tober iy0-eo.NovI
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT TOF GEORGE
TOWN COLLEGE,
Cor.er Of F and TtceEfth sts., WGshirgtca
EHE next Annual CouIse Of Lectures viii COM
Il IneIce on Monday, the 5th Of November, and
enc In March following.
FACULTY:
NOBLE You've, NJ. d, Professor Of Institutes and
Practice of Medicine
FLoDoARDO HO OwARD, NJ d., Professor Of Oh
a.etrics and the Diseases Of Women and Chill
drcn.
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. d., Professor Of ANATOMY.
IAMRs K. MORGAN, NJ. d., Professor of Medical
Jmisprudence and Hygiene.
): NJ. SNYDER, NJ. Professor Of Surgery.
BENJ; F. CRAIG, NJ. D.. Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and Physiology.
Gso. .. SCHAEFFER, NJ. ID Professor Of Materia
Med!ca and Therapeutics
Johnson Y. ID. MIDDLEToN, M D., Demonstration
o!Anatoiny.
For fuIl course sa0 M
Hairicu!ation, paid only once.............. 90
- idsiu@'ioh. IS OG
Demonstrators ticket. ket.................I 10 uD
me Preliminary course will commence Octo-
Der lst and continue until November 5th
Lectures free to Medical Students
The Lectures will be delivered during the af-
teihooraAd evening. This time Of lectufinp has
been customary In the College since its establish
nent, and is found 10 be advantageous TO the stu
dent. FLODOARDO HOWARD, MI
Dean, No. 922 street north.
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CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.

GENTLEMEN WISHING TO ECONO-
" mize in having their Clothing made 10 order
would do well 20 call and examine our extensive
asso'tmen. of fine French, English, German
and American Cloths, Doeskins, Cassiineres. Six
Satin and Velvet Vestings, embracing all grades
and colors, which we will make to measure In the
most superior and woIkmanlike manner al rnucb
cheaper rates Than the usual city prices for Goods
Of similar quality
WALL & STEPHENS
Next door 10 Iron Hall
322 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th SIS
oc l0 (News)
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ksf Little acts Of kin1ness, gentle words,
loving smiies--they strew the path # life with
flowers, they make the sunshine brighter and
the green earth greener; anu lie who bade Us
love one another looks with favor upon the
gentle aad kind hearted, and lie pronounced
the meek blessed
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DARRY's TRICOPHEROUS. Lvon,x x

~ II . IHTCOPI1 EKUUN, IVOn1S IA
- thairon, Bay Rum, for sale by the gross or
dozen at astonishing discount for Cash Also. a
me stock CT new and fresh Perfumery, such as
IomatuIn, Hair on, Bandoline, Verbena Wafer
herman Colcgne, Extracts Of handkercLiefs fine
Toilet Soap, Tooth Powder, Shaving Cream &c
JOHN +. ELLIS,
oct 3U6 Pa avenue bet 9th and 10th SIS
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
ID EADY.MADE CLOTHING and STORI

X Z
~ Fixtures ut AuctiOn.-On MONDAY eve
nlng, the 10th instant, ct * O'Clock, viii pro-
ceed to sell the entire stock Of ready made Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods at auction, contained
in the store on Pennsylvania avenue. Sd door east
piace) consisting Of large variety of Fashionable
and well made Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts
Drawers, Stocks, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Gloves
Hosiery, &c.
The sale to be continued every evening until
the whole stock IS sold
Sale positive.
For sale, two large Bow Windows
sep15 Arctioneer
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FIRST EiI9 LIVERY AND SALE sra
E.I,ES.

AsA = ~ - LlS EsSS AND SALE = a.
-, EsisES.
HlAolna.ae 70 thu public Of Washington thai
- AVE ia .- possession, by purchase, ~
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