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DISEASED BLOOD

FILLED WITH CAEKER & CAsoERoUs HUMoBs.
10 asthma can be cared, and best of refer
eHees gireH to dat effect 81
Charges moderate in all cases, and any poor
person who viii bring certificate from one of the
Selectmen or Justices of the Peace that he or she
is truly virtnous and miserably poor, shall have
medicine free of cost
DR.. J. can be consulted on all Diseases of the
Eye, and if the Eye is cataract, will take it off
with all ease with chemical process, without
giving but little pain to the patient.
Dr. j. has safe and sure remedy for all Female
Complaints, discovered and prepared by himself
Examination and advice gratis. n. B. Seminal
Weakness and Venereal Diseases will receiyc
prompt attention.
Iootkache cured tn 10 minutes
Patients can be mesmerized for nervous affections
If required. All consultation strictly confidential
Office hours, from A. b. to o'clock, p. 81.
70 DIR. J. viii examine Patients for Diseases
and tell them their complaints and feelings as well
if not better than they can describe them.
Lyndon Centre, Feb. IS, 1856. sf
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
TO THE SICK & AFFLICTED
VOICE FROM NATURES GARDEN!

DR, JOHNSON. of Missouri, would re-
- spectfully announce to the citizens of
LYNDON CENTRE and rieinity, that he will see
patients at the room formerly occupied by DR..
Newell, in Lyndon, for a few months.
Dr.J. is on his first tour east, and can devote
but a short time to each locality. Discarding the
rGinoGs mineral medicines in common use among
most of the faculty. DR.. J. begs to assure his
friends that all the medicines he prescribes are 81
of purely botanical character; and he hopes that
to the sick and afflicted his great experience and
reputation at the South and West will be suff-
cient guaranty of his knowledge and mastery o.
the following diseases:
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liter Complaint,
Complaint Of the Heart and Langs, Scrofata,
Erwipelas, BrosachiaI affections, ShortRess
Of Breath Geaerdl Debility, Iropsical
Complaints, FelORs, Chronic and
Rheumatic Complaints, In
s,as,;fs nj fhe RI61sI
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Notice.

In oSAo L,
n DAGGETT viii pay ~ y = :
lNs Calf Skins, and Dairy okiiass o.
FOR SALE: more Of tDoss = Is
made by Z. SANITY, which c~iiAs' =
any one ia the County. ~
SHOES Of all kinds, Cheap ~ -
kasbzTgh, Feb. p, Is5s.--S-iL
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g A lar Is the neanest Of all men.
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MANURE FOR MEADows.-I wish to
inquire through your paper, whether
ashes is good for low meadows, or what is
bestto increase the crop ofhay. AsAHEL
UNDERWOOD.
Bennington, Vt, 1856.
REMARKs.-Ashes is good for any crop.
But top-dressing, with fine eomposted
manure, does well on such land as you
describe.
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stiffness Another important advantage is- thai
BY using the Polish articles can be starched IN 81
the cold or boiled starch, and iron innuediateIv
without the unfzvorable results which usnafly
Hollow ~ the ordinary manner. Price onIv *
cents, in large bottles.
Prepared by D. TAYLOR, Jr.. 10. Brad 81
Boston, and sold by Druggists and Grooer- es -
orally. sN'4-
J. u. Henry, Waterbury, General Agent for
's5l--on, 1no S1nzoz East Fly
fer sals BY G. g. Eeliam, Druggist, Irzsburzh.
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PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENT

The Author ds
above volume hau
uate of one of The
medical schools Z.
United States. anl
ing devoted q quartz
a century to the 81
and treatmentoi ST.
Ills and kindred q
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TsHIS article has been tested
u by the best judges, and pro-
nonneed superior to anything Of
the kind in the market. 1t not
only gives a clear polish to the
linen, but obviates many diff
culties TO which laundresses are
subject. II prevents the starch
from sticking to the iron, and
EzfIzes the liner 20 raS.x- 81
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TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES
Secrets for The MiQioF-d most ioOnderfalnI
UalaabIe p'Gbtiedti0n-Dr HUNTERS
Medical Manual
Being an original and popular Treats.
MAN AND WOMAN.

Their Physiology, Functions and Sexua Ts
ders of every kind, with neyer-failing Rs-
dies for the speedy cure of all diseased
q private and delicate character, in
cident to the violation Of the
Laws of Nature and of Ma
ture's God.
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Our own opinion is, that Jacob wept
because. after all, it was not half what i
was cracked up to be-Richmond HK.q
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 4, Is,

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 4, 1855.
The meetings of the Orange and Alexandria,
and Manassas Gap railroad companies, take
place in this city this month. The session of
the former corporation commencing on the Both
inst and that Of the latter on the 10th. These
sessions will bring large numbers Of our up
country friends to the city.
The Young Mems Christian Association,
foremost IN every good work. propose to com
evening services at No 80 King street, which
will be continued during the winter.
Tonight James Barbour Esq the Demo
cratic EiectOr for this Electoral District, meets
in public discussion at the Lyceum Hall, B.
ii. Shackelford, Esq, the American Elector
Mr. Shackelford addressed an audience here
on Tuesday night.
Tho O:tober term Of the county court for
this county opens on Monday. The justices of
the term are term are Vim. Ii. Fowlc, presi-
ding justice, Robert Brockett, j Jas. A. English,
VIM. b Price, X. n. Smith, associate justices.
The coal trade continues to increase and the
depots here to extend their operations We
hear that the North American and the HOf-
N an Mining Companies purpose to establish
agencies and make depOts here.
There is no change in the markets worth
quoting.
Washington, Friday atteraoom.-The sun
rose to-day. 1t appeared to move from east
to west. The trains came in from Baltimore
with passengers from North to South. The
train was drawn by locomotive ; the locomo-
tive was propelled by steam. Pennsylvania
avenue continues to run from the Capitol to the
Presidents house AMI
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JAS c. Mc6 UIRE, Arctioneer.
VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNI-
tIre and Effects Of the Omitted states
Hotel."-On FRIDAY MORNING, October
10th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, and cor tinuIng
from day to day until the whole Ia disposed Of,
shall sell the entire Furniture and fleets Of the
United States Hotel, comprising In part Of
superior Rosewood Seven Octave Piaroiorte,
Stool and Cover
Handsome Gilt Frame Mirrors
Mahogany and " alnut Sofas
Arm and Easy Chairs, PaIlor Chairs, finished in
Plush Damask and Hair Cloth
marble-top Centre, Sofa and Pier Tables
Mahogany Cen re, Gard, and Dining Tables
Lounges, OttOmans, Cane seat Chairs
BRUSSELS, hree ply and Ingram CARPETS, Rugs
NATL 6 and Oilc!oth throughout the entire
window Curtains. Shades and Fixtures
Venetian Blinds, Cbintz Curtains
Mahogany, Walnut and Painted Bureaus, Bed
steads, Washstards, and Ctaf s Of various
kinds throughout the house
Large quantity Of Excellent EeatLc- Beds, Bel
siers and Pillows
Hair and Hulk Mattresses, Counterpins, Blankets,
Sheets, DC, &c.
LOOKING Glasses, Clocks, and Mantel Ornaments
Fire Irons, Toilet Sets. Chamber Tables
Radiators, Alright and open rate Stoves
arm Chairs, Desks. Tables
superior Iron Safe, Key Rack
Marole-to Counters, Office + urniture, &c
together With a rcneral assoI tInent OF House,
hold and Kitchen Furniture, not necessary to emu.
merate.
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
&C I'd AuctiOnetr
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORaEroHN, Oct. 4. 1850.

dEORGErOWN, Oct. a, 1896.
Business generally, for several days past,
has been quite brisk. Our dry goods and
other merchants are busily engaged laying in
their fall and winter stock of goods; and the
general display of boxes, bales, barrels, &s ,
which throng the side walks in many places,
the rushing to and fro Of carts, drays, &c -,
aud the hurried gait of our merchants and
their clerks, causes our streets to present q
scene of unusual activity.
We regret to learn that our fellow citizens,
Messrs Edes, Pickrell & Co happened to a
considerable loss in the way of bricks, on day
before yesterday. The individual in harge
OF one OF their boats which was taking bricks
to the navy yard, imprudently ventured out
into the river while the wind was blowing
the scOw filed and unshippsd her cargo, near
the navy yard wharf, in some fifteen to TWEEN
ty feet of water
Our market was abundantly supplied this
morning with fine meats, vegetables, &c, bat
tho prices generally asked were sufficiently
nigh to cause the economical house wife to
ponder sometime before purchasing, and re
quire rather more honest looking measures for
the fruits, DC, than some we saw
The Offering of beef cattle at Drovers Rest,
yesterday, amounted to 1900 head 400 of
which were taken by District butchers at s2.25
as3 % on the hoof, equal to "a 50aS7 80 nett
oOO were driven on to Baltimore, and 100 left
over Sheep So % per head good supply.
Arrivals.-Packet schr Arctic, Crutchet,
New York, to z. & A Ii Dodge Schr Sam'l
N. Small, Smith, New York, to same Steamer
Diamond State, Kirwin, Baltimore, to Hyde &
davidson. SPECTATOR.
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, after long and painful Ill
mes. which he bore with.christian fortitude Ohm,
eldest son Of Michael and Eliza COnniughton.
His funeral will take place on to- morrow (Sun-
day. afternoon AZ O'Clock, from his fathers res
id-nce on 14th street, between and o streets,
Island
AT the residence Of his father, Montgomery
county, MARYLAND, on the 4th inst CLAGETT,
infant soa Of Smith and Mary Thompson, aged Is
months.
The friends and acquaintanccs are respectfully
Invited to attend his funeral on Sunday, the 9Th
Of October, from the residence Of bis father.
This morsing, at Metropolis View, near this
city, WASHINGTON BERRY, ESQ, In the
67th year Of his age
The friends Of the family are requested to at
tend his funeral from his late residence, at . X
O'Clock p. m Tomorrow Sunday
At Weston, the residence Of his father, on the
ID instant, Doctor JAMES II. CAUSTEN, elles
SON of James II. Causten, aged 90 wears In the
death Of Doctor Causten our city has lest valua-
BILE and estimable citizen, and mis- family one O,
its brightest ornaments
His funeral will leave st Johns Church at
O'Clock on Monday, the Oh inst. and his friend,
are invited to attend without further notice. y
On the Sd iastant, Mr. ELISHA GRANT, Ii
the % year Of his age
HIS funeral viii take place on Sunday afternoon
at Q O'Clock from his late residence on X street
near the corner Of 18th street.
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FAsHIuNABLE DAECInG

IjROF. II. w. MUNDER TAKES GREAT
l. pleasure In annou ncing to his former 90
patrons and the public generally that he "a
will resume the duties Of his school on IN
Tuesday October eth, 1856, at the large fhfe
Hall corner Of cab and ID streets, (former- e. La
ly Palmer's Academy OF Music hereFf-
ter known as " Numbers Metropolitan Hall.
Days OF tuition on Tuesday and Thursday after
Moons, at 3k O'Clock, and at ~ for gentlemen
He well introduce a variety Of new and fashiona-
BILE dances, better calculated to improve the car
riage and grace Of the most unskiltul pupil than
any other style that has been inticdnced He
p Pticuarly invites all the scholars who Iartici
psted In the Fancy Dances last MAY, TO be present
on the day Of opening. as Prof NJ. has something
Of interest to communicate
He will continue his classes at the College and
Convent usual. All those having children
here whom they desire to receive instruction will
please enter their names early.
Private instructions will be given either 10
large or small classes
All persons wishing to consult with Prof Nun.
der will please leave their address at Mr. John F
EIlis's Music Store Penn. avenue, near 10Th street
Sc 25-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN. Auct,onee,

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR 81
tufe NJ Aactien.-On FRIDAY, the 9th
instant, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock a. M at No
a28 Carroll Place or Duff Green's Row, on Firs,
street east, good assortment Of Furniture viz
81 Bedsteads, Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Mahogany Sideboard, Dressing and other Bure ans
Do Marble-top Tables and Wash Clos et.
Walnut Extension Dining Tables and Wash
stands
Mahogany Sofa, Walnut and Cane Chairs
China, Glass, and Crockary Ware, and BedC ding
Hatack and Looking Glasses, Stoves, &c
With many other articles, which we deem nn-
necessary to enumerate.
Terms cash A. GREEN,
&C I'D Auctioneey.
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By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
J'RU s1tEE'S SALEOF FRAME HOUSR

YNRU sfEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
Bakery, and Lot on The leland BY wiz.
the OF deed In trust bearing date on the Pod
AUGUST, 1854, recorded In Iiber J A = No IS,
foi0s 4i, ct seq, the subscriber will sell, al
public sale on MONDAY, the ith day Of August,
1856, at Oh O'Clock VI on the premises paris
OF lots Nos. "a and IS In square 500 fronting as
feet on south street, by &c feet inches on Cd
street west with the Improvements. which con-
sist Of a weil-built and comfortable two-storv
fiarne Dwelling house and Bakery
The above property is situated In a rapidly i'm
proving part Of The city, and offers a very favora-
Die opportunity to persons desiring to obtain a
residence or place of business, az to Invest
Terms: One third cash, and the balance IN g
9, and IL months, for notes bearing interest Sc.
cure d upon the property, and ifnot compiled with
Ia ftve Gays after the sale the property will be re-
sold, upon one weeks notice, at the risk and ex-
rehse OF the purchaser. All CONVEY anCing at the
exl ense Of the purchaser.
CHAS WALLACH Trustee
jy 1l-2aw6ds &c. MCGUIRE, Auct,r.
IL The above sale is postponed on ac-
count Of he rain until FRIDAY, August s, same
hour a&d place.
CHAS. 3 WALLACE, Trustee.
aug 5-eoSds &c MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
IL The purchaser at the above sale hav.
Ing failed 20 comply with the terms thereof the
property will be resold on MONDAY the 9th day
Of October, 1855 at 4 \ O'Clock z. n, on the
premises. CHAS. ). WALLACE, Trustee
se2|-eoads J. z. McSUlRE, Auctr.
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MUSIC And VOCAL CLASSES.

VVNHE PROPERTY HAVING BEEN SUG-
gested, and The advantages to be derived
from establishing Music Glasses in the vicinity Of
the Navy Yard, Mr.. Crouch will meet those per-
sons interested in the matter, on nj onday next,
October 9th, at O'Clock precisely, at the lower
room Masonic Lodge, corner OF Virginia avenue
bers for classes, and address them en- the subject
Classes Of 20, Lessons weekly..........S5 each
Classes of 10, 6lee and Part Singing. each
Payable IN advance.
Mr. Crouch can be seen AZ the Academy OF Music
corner Of 18th street and Penn. avenue, over
Farnham's Bookstore. oc2
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NfARsHkLS SALE.-IN v1prrr ,

M AnshE'LS IA l. Il I'm VIRTUE OF
l'1 FieTi Facias Issued T. ON the Clerh,s osscs =,
The Circuit Court Of the District OF Columbia for
the county Of Wal ington, and 10 me objected
1 SHAH expose to public sale, for cash. at the ma
streets, near the Patent Office, on THURSDAY.
the:l5tb OF October, 1855, commencing al nj
O'Clock a. m The following goods ard chatie!s
20 wit II Finished Head Stones, 10 Rough
MaIbie Slabs, Finished Marble Monuments :.
Unfinished Marble Monuments, 1 Marble Cross.
Thick Head Stones, 6 Marble Oblits, and 20
assorted Blocks OF Marble, seized ard levied
upon as the property Of William A Griffith and
VIII be sold 10 satisfy Judicials No 2 and 3, TO
october term, 1856, in favor Of Pairo Il Nourse
j. ID. HOOVER,
&C j. Marshal for the District Of Columbia
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NEW AUCTION AND COMniSsIOs
ATDRE.

DON'T Il COOMBS, NO. 1863 SEVENTH
- streets, between and X streets, return their
grateful thanks to generous public for the liber
al patronage extended to them since they rave
been engaged I'm the House Furnishing busiaess
In the Northern Liberties, and now beg leave to
announce to the public that at the earnest solicit
tstion Of many citizens they have been induced
to connect with their present trade the Auction
and Commission business.
They pledge themselves TO leave no effort un.
tried OF SCARE no trouble give satisfaction in all
cases to those who may coni1de their business to
them or favor them with their patronage
All goods consigned to them will besold to the
best advantage and 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 BONFH & COOMBS,
ComEr{:Sion Merchants
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5000 REV AHn.

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
H living in the village Of Nottingham, -
Prince Georges county, Maryland, on Mon va.
day rigRt, the Sth instant, NEGRO GIRL 80
MARIA, who calls herself Maria Chew ~
She is about Eighteen years Of age, about foul
feet ten or eleven inches high She is yery like
iy, and has a pleasant smiling face. She has q
remarkably fine suit of hair for one OF her color
and Is, altogether, fine looking girl.
will give the above reward Of one hundred
dollars for her appiehensioa-no mater where
taken-provded she is brough nj home to me or Sc
cured Ia jail, so that get her again
THOMAS g. TURTON.
Nottingham, Sept. 10, ls56-se ll.tf
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Get. The Africa's nav.
was published by the associated press ia is
regular afternoon editions yesterday. Cotton
Is st fer but quotations were unchanged; sales
OF the week 1000 bales, receipts Of the week
SO 5OO-less than last year for the same week
oy $4,000 bsles-stcck on hand III 900. Flour
closed buoyant Wheat is dull; white 81 s0a
Il b. White corn Csc. Lard in kegs Izto.
Cohee lO3allic for Rio-sales Of the week
0,OO0 bags-stcck on hand 43, 500. Freights
Cotton to New York - per bale, sterling OK
change 8 premium, cotton 10 Liverpool IA.
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ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY,
so. - Bridge street, Gesryetowu, I'D. Z

THE MATRIMONIAL AND FESTIVE
< season being near at hand, the attention Of all
persons interested IS called 10 the continued ex-
ce,lence and beauty OF our productions, WE'D
DING CAKE especially. The fact that we are
almost daily resolving, from ell parts Of Wash
cient argument OF their superiority. An indifer-
ent cake is provoking al any time, but at a wed
ding IL would be ulpardonable. All. therefore,
appointed in obtaining good article ere invited
70 give us a call.
The usual (medaD quality ICE CREAMS. (s2
per gallon,) JELLIES, &C can be had al any
Of Washington or Georgetown without extra
charge. AHNl.
So 25-eo2n (Intel& Union)
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AccIpBSi.-Yesterday morning, o German
baker was thrown from his bread. wagon. and
fell between the shafts The horse commen ced
kicking. and the baker was severely injured
by blow on the head. DR.. Dyer was sent
for and rendered all the assistance in his
broken, but could not ascertain certainly un-
til the swelling had been reduced.
LEsLIES LADIES GAZETTE OF FASHIONS for
this month is out, containing the fall and win
Ter fashions, and for sale at Shillington's
Also, Harpers' Magazine, Godey's Lady
BOOK, and Mrs Stephens's new magazine now
ready. The New York Ledger for next week,
which Shillington has received in advance of
the day Ct publication, commences another of
Cobb's very interesting stories.
DANGEROUS WEAPoN.-Last night some fe-
males made application at the guard house for
protection against q man who had entered
their house and was fourishing large knife
and threatening to use it. Officers Watson
and Ross went to their assistance and disarmed
the man. The weapon was a straight knife,
about six inches in length, and sharp enough
to do mischief
BUY the New FORK Ledger, with Cobb's new
story. For sale at Shillington's.
IHE MASONIC FRATERNITY and the Odd Eel
lows have funeral procession to- morrow after.
noon az l o'clock, the occasion being the
burial OF Lynde Eliot, Esq much respected
member Of those orders, who died yesterday
after short illness The body is to BIO in.
tered In Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown.
: RALLY, DEMOCRATS jackson Demo
cratic Association meet at their quarters on
Monday night, on which occasion there will
be some good speaking, and An interesting
time may be counted on. Walk up!
HENRY A. WIsE's GREAT SPEECH, in an
swer to Jno M. Bolts, only five cents, for sale
at Alex. Adamson's, Seventh street, opposite
the Post Office.
WATCH RETURNS -Thos. Russell, colored,
dlsorderly, paid costs; Virginia Evans, do,
6ne and costs
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nv JAS. G. NcGUIRE, Auctioneer
INRUSTEES SALE OLE hnuNE All

Il Lot On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Oct
18th, 1885, O'Clock, on the premises by virtue
o. a deed OF tEust dated October 2Ist 1917 and
duly recorded In Liber w. b > No LIZ, folios 3i9
dc, and OF the land records for Wa hinstoL
county, the subscribers will sell at Public Auction
to the highest bidders, parts o. Lots No and Z.
commencing at the northwest angle Of Lot No :
In Square No. 5S5 and thence south with the lin
OF ID street west 9 feet inches to the dividing
line between the two frame Houses, on The moth
part OF Lo! No. Z, thence due east 90 feet thence
due north 10 feet inches, and thence due west 70
I'd street, the place Of beginning, together with
the Improvements, consisting Of two-story
Frame House.
Terms: One fourth CASH the residue in 8, II
and Is monks with interest, secuted by decd CT
trust on the premises.
Richard WALLACH, Trustee.
sc 3O-eo&ds JAS C.. MCGUIRE Auct
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MONSIEUR GASZYNSKT,

MONSIEUR GASZYNSKT.
ASSISTED BY MADAME GASZYNSKIO
p Il o T e s e r OF d NCING,
HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE TO
IL the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Wash GA
ington and Georgetown that he will OMEN ZAA
his Glasses f,r this accomplish ment In the ~
most fashionable style, in Washington at (WfE
Temperance Hall, T. street, betu cen 9th ~ Il.
and 10th, the propTietors 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.. 6. has testimonials from all paris Of the
Union for his caIability as a teacher. Mr.. is
engaged In the College Of Georgetown, and In the
principal SeminaTies Of Washington, and In the
hest circle.
His classes will be comme.ced in Washington
on the eth Of October. Every Wednesday and
Saturday for children from O'Clock D. m and
In Georgetown every Tuesday and Friday frcm
O'Clock p. m.
PRACTISING SOIREES
in Washington every Wednesday and Saturday
r. IN I'LL 10 O'Clock p. In. at George own ever
Tuesday and Friday. Ladies and Gentlemen
will re Give instructions Ia al the most modern
dances.
Application FOR terms Can lie made at the resi-
dence Of ii. g. No. A. T. street, tetwt en- 9th and
lcth, or at the Hall. $3.50
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NOTICE,

CEN. WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
~ LEE JONES have removed their Office to
No. sos, street, between Sd and 4th streets
Charles Lee Jones will practice In the Supreme
Court Of the United States and all other courts
held In the District OF Columbia Gen. Walter
Jones, though mostly retired from general pIac-
tice, will unite with him and do his best to ad-
vance the success Of clients by written statements
and arguments, and by all other needful and
proper eXertions. Nv 5-3m