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Mr.. Editor: On Friday night last, at the
National Theatre, during the representation
of the tableau of " The Election" by the
Keller Troupe, when the portrait of Fremont
was displayed to the audience a cabbage was
thrown upon the stage; a shower of Kisses and
applause followed. Being the person who
threw the Objectionable missile, I was much
panied and mortified by the announcement, on
Saturday night, by NJ. Keller, in asking the
audience to permit the substitution of Wash
ingtOn for Fremont,-that the occurrence of
the previous evening had been an injury to
those of his troupe on the stage at the time,
all of whom were ladies.
Nothing was further from my intention than
to cast any reflection upon NJ Keller for pre-
senting the subject; nor the manner in which
those In the tableau sustained their several
characters; in fact no room for objection could
be found-they having made their profession
severe study, and every one who has seen
them knows how wonderfully they have su;-
ceeded. [ certainly never derived greater
pleasure from any performances than those of
the Keller troupe and all whom have heard
speak of them say that their exhibitions are
unique and extraordinary, surprising in ch aste-
ness and beauty everything ever before wit
messed by them. Feeling it to be my duty to
make the above statement as some reparation
for the wrong done unintentionally, L do so
with great pleasure. p L.
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IDA Word to a Candid Pusiic.-sca,


four have elapsed since thu OF
celebrated stomach BItters You. You have
eted their Ell manifested your appreciation
by your generous patronage from the fact that they
ysrisbly accomplished all they purporte1 aud there
10 still among you suy who from precipitation have
cluded our preparation IN their general prejudice against
medicine would earnestly refer any
Ing ply sclans IN the land prescribe
In all cases OF Indigestion, Dyspepsia, BOusnsss Ftu
lency Constipation, Loss OF Appetite Ac he IL does
profess to sl things but hold the
IL the only speedy aud reliable remedy would
seriously caution you tine spurious
gotten and pamed of the genuine Hosetle ana 1t
Is due TO yourselves acquAint with all parties
therein We have in differ
the Unon under bODds but hereafter nteud
10 the fullest extent of the law. HOSTETrER SMITH
Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors 267
burg, Pa.
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iDAstonishins Cure with only one Bot

PRKsoUE IsLK Ar ostook Co. Me April a. 1854.
We herewith send you q certificate .! = performed
by the only bottle of the German Bters think
Mr. Clark be Of vsrsciy ana have doubt Of the
truth of his story
Messrs. Jos B. Hall Co-Gentlsmen-In answer to your
Inquiries will state that daughter aged about Is
has been complaining Of pain in her side for six
sbont the FIRST Of January last taken down
and confined to her bed The pain ia her side
besides being with between her shoulders
zad In her breast From reading number Of cures per-
formed by 'HOonsnfs German Bitters WAS induced to
10 and store and purchased
bottle She had taken few days when she began to
improve aud after taking only bottle she enjoy
ing bssr health than she has for She feels pain
In her side Of her body aud attributes her
cure entirely 10 the Germas Bitters.
Salmon Brook, Aroostook Co., Me. WIN. CLARK.
See advertisement. Sep T-Smr
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in the State is Doubtful
Political Riot

louisville, Pa Oct. ia meeting of the
friends Of Fremont and Dayton was held last
evening at Forrestville, Schuylkill county
The meeting was disturbed by rOwdies, and
the speakers were stoned and shot at
Mr. Patterson was stoned while on the stand :,
and just as be and the other speakers were
leaving, a ball was fred into the carriage,
which graZed the face of Linn Bartholomew
and shot off the chin of citizen of MinersyiIIe.
The military from MinersviIle were called
out and they succeeded in arresting FIVE or
SIX IL the ringleaders in the riot. One of them,
In attempting to escape was shot dead The
others are in the watch house at MiDersviIIs.
Several persons were considerably injured
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DIED,

On the llth instant, Mrs MARY McNAUGH-
TON In the Goth year OF her age.
=, AT woodbury., NJ on the 10Th instant. Mrs.
her age, after long and severe iIlness "
At Petersburg, Virginia. on the sth Instant.
Mrs MARIA LOUISA, wife Of William
son, Esq and daughter Of Mrs. Helen " Hun
gerford, Of this city.
In this city, on Sunday morning, October nth
after loog and painful Illness Of nine W, els IN
wife Of Henry Evans, (co .ored.)
The fdends and acquaintances Of the family
are requested TO attend ker funeral from her lat
residence, on 4th street doo's from the corner of
l. street, tomorrow tuesday afternoon IT 3
O'CLOCK.
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Tn. K.iLIR TRoupl.-These artists, under

TIE kBLLnR TRouPI.-These artists, under
the direction of Louis and Madame Keller,
are attracting fne audiences at the National
Theatre every evening. Their illustrations Of
art are superb conceptions, and calculated to
elevate the thoughts to venerate and admire
the master minds Of those whose Iabors of
genius have produced such consumate and
matchless gems Ladies and children can
look upon them with delight, and no blush
will tinge the cheek, or unhallowed thought
mar the serenity Of the most fastidious mind.
Tho Keller troupe are firmly established IN
the good opinions of all. This evening will be
their last appearance in Washington.
FIRI RIor Saturday night an alarm of
FIRE was raised, and the fire companies werc
called out riot ensued and hose reel
was taken from q new company called the
I" Indepe nd emit, I" from the Seventh w ard, and
q portion of it broken. 1t was retaken by po.
lice officer Williamson, and restored to the
owners. A number Of pistols were fred, and
for awhile the affair was of rather serious an.
pearance, but the companies returned to their
quarters and no arrests were made It is to
be hoped that the fremen will see the neces-
sity of Kidding themselves Of all hangers-on
wEo follow in their wake only to create riot.
A MIsrAKE.-Ofdcer Reese yesterday made
an arrest OF person who was supposed to be
concerned in recent robbery by which Mr..
J. B. Van Ness, from Richmond, Virginia,
lost large amount of money, but on exami-
nation 1t was shown that he had taken the
wrong man. The mistake grew out Of an er-
ror Of the Richmond officer in sending the
description of the person suspected. Two had
been concerned-one was captured in Rich
mond, the other escaped The description of
tho captured person was sent here which
sd . b. e
released.
A BUNDLE OF ASSAULT CAsEs-A number
of arrests have been made of persons charged
with being concerned in assaults and bate
ries at Broadrup's mills, on Rock creek, in
this county, and they were to have been tried
t1-day, but on account of the absence Of ma.
terial witness the cases were postponed until
next Monday. Officers Tanning and William
son served nine warrants on the parties Three
families are mixed up in the affair
DEAD.-The Perseverance engine house flag
is at half mast for the death of young Throop,
who, we learn, died in Baltimore at 7 O'Clock
this morning. The remains will be brought
to this city in the afternoon train.
Internationally Herlihy was arrested
Saturday afternoon by Waterman Norwood
on the charge Of stealing certain lumber the
property of VIM Sibly In default of security
for court the prisoner was committed to Jail by
Justice Dom.
WATCH RErURNs.-George McNaughton,
suspicion of homicide; Jail for further hearing
stephen Dudly, William Johnson, and John
Downs, minors, running with IRE apparatus;
reprimanded and dismissed Bdwin Cram.
mer and Benjamin Clifford, malicious mischief;
fine and costs, each sll a. Ann Cox, vagrant
invalid; workhouse 80 DAYS.
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DFevsr and ax.e cured without u.in,

Quinne Arsenic Mercury, OPIUM any the
drugs or dangerous comPound generally resorted By
sufferers from this long drawn affecting annoying
Of all diseases by ressrtng to Csrters Spanish Mixture
which contains Of the above dsserou
cures efectuAy and fully by acting specifically the
and skin Purifying the bloOd aud eIPeEg the remains Of
old medicines with which the has been cloggei
opening the OF the body aud allowing
itsef In breaking the disease and
ergIes.
the cure Of Mr. John LOngdOn of Val he had led and
chronic Ague aud Fever chs twice day for three years
Nothing permanently cured him, until tried
Spanish MIXTURE three bottles Of which perfectly
him 10 health has he had chill since He only
out Of thousand who has experienced the life renewing
ects OF This valuable puGnerof the blood. sep lin
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Florida Election

NOZZLE, Oct. - "A few additional returns
have been received from Florida In Holmes
county the American party are successful, and
also in Jackson, but by a reduced majority.
The same party have likewise carried Walton
county.
The result in the State is doubtful.
CHARLESTON, Oct. l2-Returns received
from sixteen counties in Florida show that the
Democrats have been successful in eight and
the Americans in eight The American gain
in Columbia county is 2S6 The Democrats
have carried Putnam county, bnt with loss
Of 90 votes The total fostings of the returns
received so far, place the American party $50
votes ahead.
COLUMBIA, 5. c., Oct. l3.--Full returns
have been received from Columbia, Nassau,
st Johns, Putnam, Dual and jackson coun-
ties. giving Walker, (American) l,I79; Perry,
(Demccrat)ss3. Alachua and Marion coun-
ties have gone Democratic, and Cambria,
Hamilton, Holmes, Madison, Santa Rosa and
Walton have gone American
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
~ STEEsS SALE OF VALUABLE

BYA. GREEN, Auctioneer
TYR U 5 TEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. Bufldtn2 Lots at Auction.-On MONDAY
the 18th day Of October instant, 1856, shall ell
in front OF the premis s, at S O'Clock D. m by
date the 2ith day Of December, 1855, and duly re
corded In the land records for Washington c0un-
ty. in the District Of Columbia, viz:
Lots numbered 8 and g. in Square numbered
653, having front Ct 1875 leet inches on stree
west, running back 173 feet inche,, between "
and o streets south
Also, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Instant,
shall sell, by virtue Of the same authority IA Mt
OF The premises, al O'Clock p m Lot numbered
~. in Square numbered &c: and ilr medateJy
after the sale Of the above shall sell Lot No. p,
In Square No 81.
Terms One half cash; balance in 6 and ~
months, Tor notes bearing interest from the day
OK sale All conveyance at the cost Of the puT-
chaser. HAMILTON 6 FAINT, Trustee.
oc 7-eoddds A GREEN, Auctoneer.
IL The absve sale Is postponed until
WbDN ESDhY, the 18th instant, same hour, by
order OF The Trustee. GREEN, Auctioneef.
Oc l3-d
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$500 REWAR ID.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
IL living I'm the village Of Nottingham, =
Prince Georges county, Maryand on Mon
day night, the 9Th instant, NEGRO GIRL $50
MARIA, who calls herself Maria Chew
She is about eighteen years Of age, about four
feet ten or eleven inches high. she is very like
ly, and has pleasant smiling face. She has a
remarkably fine suit Of hair for one Of her color,
and is, altogether, d fine looking girl.
| will give the above reward Of one hundred
dollars for her apprehension-no ma ter where
taken-pro vided she is brought home to me or Sc.
cured In jail, so that get her again
THOMAS g. TUITION
nottingham Sept 10, 1S56-se lift
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nv w Adj. BARNARD q CO .Auctioneers
EhEMPTORY SALE OF FRANZ r
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ENTENSIv K SALE OF vALUABLE
II Building Lots, comprising a whsle
square, Mt Auctton.-On THURSDAY, the
23d Instant, shall SELL in front Of the premises
commencing at O'Clock p m the following de
scribed property, viz: All OF Square No. AL
subdivided In 65 handsome building lots, fronting
on 9Th and 9TH streets west and and T streets
north.
The sale Will commence on eth street. Title in
disPutable, direct from the Government. Plat
can be seen at my room.
Terms One-ffih cash; balance In ore, two.
three, four, and Eve years, the purchaser to give
NOES FOR the deferred payments, bearing interest
from the day Of sale.
deed given and deed OF trust taken.
&C I'd A GREEN Auct'r.
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nISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY
II OF WASHING TON, 10 wit: Was brought
for said County and District red mich cow,
right ear cropped and forked; left ear bit; two
white spots IN forehead; was tIespasser on the
premises Of VIM. X. Mason.
Given under my ha nd and seal this 9th day of
September, 1856 THOMAS C. DONN,J ?.
The owner Of the above named Cow will come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
heYaway. WIN X. MASON,
near the Chain Bridge, Washington County,
ss29-w3w* ID. C..
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PONCOS FEMALE PILLS.-rhe combination OF IBgredi
ens In the Pls perfectly harmless Their efficacy
merits based extensive practice OF thirty
aud where the directions been strictly fol
lowed they have failed to correct all Irregularities
relieve painful and dtcnlt mensruatiOn, al
the change Of life. They will the Whites
all distractions arising from cold
and be Used successfully Preventive. Call upon
the agent and get Circular for particulars free.
Price box, with full directions sold wholesale and
retail by CHAS. STOTT Druggist Pennsylvania avenue
SAMUEL B. WAITE, b2s Seventh street. Washington D. O.
and K = T. ClSSEl, GeOrsetown TO whom ali orders I'D
be sent and the PILLS will be sent cOnndentsy by mail to
ladies who enclose them one dollar.
" BSee signature the box to counterfeit u is for
ar ia Q-tf
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Another Kansas Rumor

CHICAGO Oct II "A party of Kansa. emf
grants chiefly from Ohio aud Wisconsin, nun
bering $50 men, women and children, while NJ
Sailors, Iowa, received intelligence that q ov
Geary was approaching with n party Of dra.
gOOns to oppose their entrance into the Terri
tory. That party, however, determined &
proceed until they should be fOrcibly com
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New York Marke,s

NEw YORK Oct. IL Flour is frm; sales Of
5000 bbls +; State Sc 40as6 60; Ohio s6.s5a
So 20; Southern S7.10aS7 As
Wheat has advanced; sales OF II 900 bushels;
white 81 63aSl 20; reds 81 4SssI 50. Corn
is hrm; sales of Is, 500 Southern mixed 66c.
Pork is quiet; sales of mess at $50 62..
Beef is buoyBut; western mess SASH, prime
S6as7, country mess S. 5Oas9 30. Lard is
very dull at l35
Whisky has declined, sales Of Ohio at 3s.c
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Excitement in PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l3-There is much ex-
element here in relation 10 the imprisonment
of the thirty odd members of the Shiffier Hose
Company. Writs of habeas corpus are about
10 be issued to procure their release before the
election day.
Letters from Baltimore state that large
number of Rip Raps and members Of the Em-
pire Club are on their way hither to operate
On the election
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EAS FlXTURES.-WE HAVE JUST RE-
" coived from the factory OF Cornelius Ba-
ker well.selected stock Of GAS CHANDE-
LIkRS and BRACKETS.
Our selection comprises all the new patterns,
several Of them being limitations Of the European
from i'm ported fixtures, and can be sold loo per
cent less.
G.s Tubing inserted by competent workmen
and at the lowest prices. Call and examine.
w. THOMPSON BRO.
oc 3 colin 239 Pa av., bet. 10th and IIth SITS
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Baltimore MRrkAfs

BALTIMORE, October 18th Flour has al
vanced; sales of Howard street and Ohio at
Sc S7t, and City Mills ut 1915.
Wheat has advanced 3 TO Sc f; red 81. AZ,
Sl.50 and white 81 55ISl IS Corn is steady.
sales of white al 60s6lc and yellow 63a66,
Whisky is steady; City 37a37 te., Ohio Csc.
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RnOk BINDING,

Corner Elerenh street and Maryland avenus
near the Smithsonian Institution
EDWARD LYCETY RESPECTFULLY
IL forms the subscribers to Browns Bible and
Shakespeare, now just completed, that he Is pre-
pared to bind those works In superior style Of
elegance, strength and solidity, and upod much
more reasonable terms than can be done In Balti
more, Philadelphia, or New York. A letter ad-
dressed to him (per post) will enable him to eX-
hibit to the subscribers specimens Of his style of
binding. Every kind Of Book Binding neatly ex-
ecuted. Sc 27-6m
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WOOD AND COAL.

A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF WHITE ASH
IA LEHIGH, AND Red ASH
CUMBERLAND COAL
Also, Pine, Oak, and Hickory WOOD. Daily
expected one cargo Of LEHIGH coal.
deduction made from the vessel. Terms
cash, unless otherwise agreed upon.
Coal kept under cover. 2,2i0 lbs to the ton.
Il. J. & w. M. GAIT,
oc SIT NJ w cor 18th and G. sts, No SAT-
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by "A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HORSES, cows, WAGONS, CARRY
III aII and Harness. EnrIuin1 Irfensi |.

IA ~ U
Il all and Harness, Farming Utensils
Corn and Corn Fodder, straw. &c., Mt Auc-
tion.-On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant,
shall sell, at 10 O'Clock a. m on the farm imne-
diateiy In the rear OF the Spring Tavern, about .
mi .es from the Capitol, on the Baltimore Turn
pike Read, (the road leading TO the farm is the
first gate east OF the Spring Tavern, to the right
the following articles, viz:
good work Horses, good Mich Cow, 3 Hogs
Wagon and Harness, Carryall ard Harness
Cart and Harness, Cutting Machine, Corn Shel
Ter
L Wheat Fan, Rauows, Plows, and Farming
Utensils OF every description
Also, large lot Of Wheat and X ye Straw
Corn and Fodder, Cabbage, Tunips, and Pota-
With many other articles Which we deem I'M
necessary TO enumerate.
Terms All sums under S25 cash over s25 and
not exceeding $50 a credit OF 90 and 90 DAYS: over
$50 a credit Of l, 2 and months for notes in all
cases Of credit satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
interest A. GREEN,
oc7-d Auctioneer.
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CHEAP FURNITURE.

"a
" Our large warehouse Is filed to its-~
81 utmost capacity with every DELL
sscription Of Parlor, Chamber ard -
Kitchen r Furniture, both new and second hand
which we will sell at a small advance over manu-
facturers' prices 1t is useless for us to itemiza
suffice 1t say We are prepared to furnish out
entire houses at such prices cannot fail TO give
satisfaction to purchasers call is res pectfuIly
solicited BONTZ IL COONRS
Auction and Commission Merchants
sc 2O-lm No S69 Seventh street
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a RM0EAL.

ANISS A. E. DAVIDSON WOULD INFORM
WI her PATRONS and friends that she has reopened
ON ID street. near 9th, her Fashionable Dress and
Cloak establishment. And also, teaches Mrs.
Sithen's system Of Cutting, all wishing to learn
the same would do well TO give me a call, as
have few charts left Patterns also for sale.
&C j. cow
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Nomination for Congress

BOsTON, Oct l3.-HOn. X. Il. Hall of the
Plymouth District. has been re- nomin ted Tor
Congress by separate Conventions Ut Republi-
cans and Know NUthirgs.
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MAGNOLIA SE.-BY

|" AUNOAIA n U y - 4 y ONDEN UT
N1 the Trustee, the Furniture, Fixtures, and
Good VIII Of one OF the best located Restaurants
In this city is offered for private sale until the 18th
instant IL not disposed Of by that time, it will
be sold at Auction on FRIDAY, the 18th instant,
at O'Clock.
The House fronts Penna avenue, between 10Th
and 18th streets and offers rare opportunity to
an enterprising man who is competent to manage
a drst class Restaurant. Apply to
OCT JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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Financial.

New YoRK, Oct IL Stocks are dull Chi
caro and Rock Island Railroad S9s; nlinoi.
Central shares I16; do. bonds S9t; Michigan
Southern SIT; New York Central $50; Read
ing 81; Virginia 6's 9li.
Sterling exchange is dull at 1891
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The inequality and nertness ofte Srsspsr
In general has been the
In regard It's medicinal virtues This valuable com
pound combining In concentrated which
have sustained sdescryedy high reputation among ply
.ieisns Alternative IN the treatment chronic
t-In scrofulous and cutsnsous For
ties It IL regarded specific. Sold by JAMES CALAN
abdZ ID. GILMAN. s-lw 2
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GEO. ii. VARNELL,

= a I " II f X,
No SIX north side La. ace. be: 9th and 7th SITS
XNTrSHES TO SAY TO HIS FRIENDS AND
w the public generally that he is prepared at
all times to execute WORK In his line at the shortest
notice. &C I'm
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MARRIED.

On the $, h instant, by the Rev Mr.. Jones. Mr..
hoBEkT DUGUID 10 ELIZA ANN, second
Maryland.
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LEECaING AND CUPPING.

JACOB GUVERNAToR, NO. So 8 II
y street, Ge'rgetIwn, keeps the best Spanish
Lee hes, and respectfully informs the medical
faculty and pubic that he Is prepared to execute
ali ordsrs promptly, and upon moderate terms
se3- VIVA
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CLOCXS-CL0CkS-CI.oCk
NEW AUCTION AND COMnISsIOy
STORE.

STORE.
RONTZ Il COOMBS, NO. 500 SEVENTH
- streets, between 1 and X streets, return theiI
grateful thanks to generous public Tor the liber
al patronage extended to them since they b ave
been engaged in the House Furnishing business
in the Northern Liberties, and now beg leave to
announce to the public that at the earnest solicit
to connect with their present trade the Auction
and Commission business.
They pledge themselves to leave no effort I'M
tried or spare trouble to give satisfaction In all
cases to those who may conf15e their business to
them or favor them with their patronage.
All goods consigned to them will be sold to the
best advantage ana prompt returns made.
Particular attention will be given to the sale OF
real ard personal property Of every kind, and
liberal cash advances made on the same whenev-
er required. BONTZ Il COOhBS,
Commission Merchants
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MONSIEUR GASZYNSKi,
ASSISTED BY MADAME GASZYNSKI)
PROF E s s0R OF NCIHG,
HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE TO
III the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Wash ca
ington and Georgetown that he will open Sasb
his classes for this accomplishment In the ($k
most fashionable style, In Washington at IN
Temperance Hall, T. street, between 9th ~ Ia
and 10th, the proprietOrs having expressly
fixed In the most elegant manner for his use also
for private PARTIES Balls, Lectures, and Concerts;
and In Georgetown at Union Hall, Union hotel
Mr.. has testimonials from all parts Of the
Union for his capability as a teacher. Mr.. 6 Is
engaged in the College Of Georgetown and I'm the
principal Seminaries Of Washington, and in the
best circle.
His classes will be CONNER ced In Washington
on the 9Th Of October. Every Wednesday and
Saturday for children from O'Clock p m , and
In Georgetown every Tuesday and Friday from 3
O'Clock p. IN.
PRACTISING SOIREES
In Washington every Tuesday and Friday from
till III O'Clock p IN at George own every Wed
nesday and Saturday. Ladies and Gentlemen
will receive instructions In al the most modern
dances.
Application for terms can be made at the resi-
dence Of nj q. No. 4U7 E street, between 9th and
10th, or at the Hall. SEQ