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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27
E'rsasa sale ga Valuable Eseas
Estate i'm Highland County.

Wy VIRTUE Of a Deed Of Trust exeeated to me
- BY JonN sGrtayayoN, bearing date On the
2ist day of DecemDcg, 1850, and duly recorded ia
the eltfks Office OF Highland County Court, will
sell, without reserve TO the hghet bidder. for
dy money, ON SATURDAY, TIE Both DAY OF
MAY NEAF, the premises, Tract of Land
ia the county OF Highland, Containing Three Hun
drcd ami sixty Acres, beng the same upon which
Andrew IL. Sitingtcn new resides. This pror ertv
ia pna Of the most valuable and desirable tracts OF
land for erazg purposes, MT only in tie county OF
Highland, bpt in Western Virginia. Il is mostly
cleared erf N q high state Of improvement and
viii Craze troiu l0D to 600 head of cattle every year.
Water IS abundant the Soath branch of tie Poto-
running through and taxing Il rise, in part.
upon the tact. Churches, fchoo.s, Mills, aud
stnies are eonyenert-there being one mill, the
ines. Ia tie country. near the land, aud store but
few hundred yards from II, end two churches and
good seioel within mile altogether. it is the
most desirable property in the county,
Marcel 2s-tas i. STEPHENSON, Trustee
ne The above sale IS postponed until MONDAY,
the 20ih Of July. 4. SlEPukAS0N,
Nav %, 81. Trustee.
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H'Oas 81 Ale

IT TIE BkUE RIbGE TUNNEL.
4 BoIT eco feet Gf 6-ineh Cast Iron Pipes: a.
:. L bout @ io0 feet of 3 inch do. do. do; from 100
to 200 feet Of Gatta Percha Pipes Cast Iron Cog
,ran'frs-. tpes a. be-. I Gast stnei. old Tsst'
ines and Wrought Iron; Brass Pieces Of Machinery;
quantity OF Lead, Sc. Apply at the Eng: neer i
Office at BfookSve. The artclcsmay he exaninnd
at the Tunnel. G. CROXEf,
April Ii, SIT Chief Engr Blue Ridge Il. i.
gusT received G5 do4 Wood Seat CHAIR ana
a for sale low by a! ID. GtlAND bER
Nav %, lsaT.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

Lawlessneaa has not been checked in
Rockingham county, Va, by the .igilanec
Committee y few nights since an attempt
was made to assassinate Mr. Henry Hammer
near Elk Rar; s4ld Mr. Chapman Collier
IN the same vicinity, lost two valuable horses
by poison.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27
.ggZ.9Y9 s2. .EsJ9.

"N<V II .'E~t ~
I HAVE Just received direct, the following adai-
l. tons to my stock, which VIII sch unus ally low
for cash
80 pieeeg assorted Prints and CaIieocs. dozen
lrYsbrs,eeves, Swiss Edgin " and lnsertngs, Cam
hre idsertiHgs and Edgi,es, Grape Shawls; Bae,
pink and Fancy Plaid GiGgAa,ns. summer l9ialles
Grape Beragos Black Shhs; " bite, Biad6 and Fan
eY Bonnet kibhens.. Bonnet Ruehes pantaloon
stufs, farmers Drills, and many other desitalle
styles OF goods HI j. WHITE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

an Iron .htH. = y large iron Jail is being
built at Cincinnati, for Garrollton, Nlissis-
sippi
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

lIsI HEG,I ID al l-OE sALa7
sHhds. n. O. Sugar
% Barrels Crushed do.
10 do Of Itdvd aud Granulatcd do
10 Gehcp,
Box Loaf Sugar.
: iihds. Cuba Molaescs
% Bbls. Y. o. Mol9sses
3 30 Svrfp,
n Pegs Rio Coffee
Ia = Laeuyra do,
10 - lava do,
:. Marcaibo do.
Al Boxes Adamantne Caudes
Is fallow do do,
" Sperm do do,
Pepper. Rce. Allspice,
Ginger, Soda, Maccarcni,
Starch, Shaving and Fancy Soanr
besides a variety Of other articles
April %, 1857. STAPLES, MARTIN c.
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SpECIAi. NdHI@ES.
THE POETRY or glTYSIC.

AYERS FILLS, gbde sugar.,hod over the pal
ate, hut their energy although wrapped ~, i
3eee, aud tells 18th giant force on jhe very ioun
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CE1sgN,S; IA.

70 be drawn in the City of tlanth Ga. in public, on
SATURDAY, JULY %, 1857.
o., IL Dill, { c.. l. N-....la... -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

~ ~ IF"-W - NIFNV VIZ
h a giant foice on ;he very ioun.
dalton of disease. There arc
thousands Of su tftrcrs WHO would
not wear 'Aeir distenpefs. 4
they knew they could be cured
foaE2s cents. Try Ayers Pills,
aud zen Will kuow it.
fafity the blned ard disease
VIII be starved mt.
~ - , 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13
DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
l. PAINTING AND PHoroG RAPHY COMBINED.
P H0T RAPHIC TRAITS,
In Oil COlOrs, on Canvas,
MINIATURE OR SIZE OF LIPE.
q WALKERS

g. WALKERS
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY,
Odeon Hall, corner ~ st. and Peunsy avenue.
6. WALKER has fitted mp the above spacious
apartments at very great outlay of capital, thereby
rendering his establishment one Of the most COM
pete and handsome IN the whole country. He has
large Gallery for free xhibttion Of upward Of 2O
fine Oil Paintings, by some Of the best and
modern masters, to which he intends 10 add fresh
ImpDrtstIons. ;. " ALkBR has also fitted up COM
pete suit OF rOOms with private rObing apartments
for ladies, and purchased the finest possible instru
ments, and engaged first class operative artist to
sHH2kkRRE8AAPFPPEc sHH2kkRRE8AAPFPPEc ANn rom pA =.
smallest mtniafErs 70 sise Of life.
z. WALKER. by combining the Photographic Pro-
cess with the art OF Painting, OF which he has had
IS years experience, and whose specimens of life
size portraits may be seen In some ofthe first fami-
lies Of the city, as well as those exhibited in his
two, to produce portraits that have never been OK
oelled for their fidelity and life like xpression. Can
vas and boards prepared by himself expressly for
the purpose. ..... .. '...-..-.-0 =
Psrtioula: attention paid to the painting OF Por-
traits. Miniature or fo-sze, from small pictures of
deceased friends,
Photographs taken from corpses. or sick persons
Committees and classes taken in any number in
groups and any quantity OF from the same sold
at reasonable charges. .'..f
I.ikepesses painted on Copper for Tomb Stones.
Valuable OIL Paintings, and Old Family Portraits,
carefully back lined and restored TO their original
freshness.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
to oe at the Gallery, Shilling toms hook store
entrance ~ street, two doors frUm pennsy vania
......-..... w ib-Sm
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Georgetown Advertisements.
A LARGE Ass2sTMENT s:1Spg OF FALL
I At eery Lou Prices 10 Cash Customers.

-. JOHN H. SMOOT,
No. ns SouIH SIDE OF BRIDGE STREET,
GeorgetOwn, ID. c..
has received and now Offering at very low prices to
r. FALL AND WINTER GOODS =.
purchased in Philadelphia and New York at the
arge recent Auction Sales, and from the importers
al very low prices which will enable him to offer to
below their value. In the assortment will be
Rich Silk Robes and Bayadere Silks ...-...
Best make Of Black Silks
Bayadere Valentias and Vaentia Robes
RIch Printed, all wool, Dela mes and Robes
SatH anconles, plain eOors, all wool, very sups-
Iior goods double width, az 15c.
Leeplns and other makes French Mernos, OF all the
most desirable colors, including White and
Rack
Plain Dealns, black, white and e0IOred.
81 black french NJ Merinos, for Shswis
kieh h " Y men Wad, Iiaia MeTInos, at 81 y cts.
Printed Mousin Deaines, good styles, at 1871 and IS
cents
SO pieces, best styles English Prints at I215 cts.
Rich sty le Bonnet and Sasa r. lbbons
plaIs colors do, very cheap
Velvet Ribbons and T rInge Trimmings
Stena' BIdeha Shawls, In great variety
SSPhpe5 Sheni1s double sbS Gs,S,ha, BrGEha do.
Bajous KID Gloves, all coiors and Nos
Sack ftannes, all coiors
White American, Weluh, and Saxony do.
B'9ck BornbazInes and DclaInes .
Colors ri black Coburg MernOs '
Black Grape Wells and English Grapes
Hest black and brown and white English Prints
Long and square Black Thibet and Bay state
Shawls =.
Lasie, and Children's plaid wooden Shawls, IN ali
styles and prices
Hosiery OF every description .r..
ladlos ShXOny and BlerInO Vests
w Ith full supply of hOusek eeping and domestic
Goods, Of the best makers.
IN
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II The Taylor and Dalton horses, rendered
famous Ivy their hundred mile between AL
bany and Whitesboro, last spring, are announced
to contest In twenty-five mile race over some
course ia New England, Oh the twenty third of
October. |.... r.
NovKL wAN TO PREVENT RrN.--It was Tu-
mored on Monday last that a "rnn" would prob
ably be made upon the salina Bank, whereupOn
a crowd Of - Salt Pointers'' gathered around the
doors OF the Institution, threatening personal
chAStisement aud " riding on a rail- TO all who
attempted TO smbarass the bank The run was
not made. Bank officers who are anxious to keep
tlSir specie, will make note of the example
III The other evening, at the Walnut street
Theatre in Philadelphia, we see il stated. Mr.
John SETON, the stage manager. came before the
curtain tn make the announcement that, in conse-
0uence of the nOn-arrival of their ward robes Mr.
and Mrs VIM. Rufus Blake could not have the
honor Of appeariRg that evening. Extensive az
were the wardrobe resources of the theatre not
one dress was found capaciOus enough for Mr.
Blake to wear. ... .. a... -
,vMr Almon Peabody, a well known denI
zYm Of Bangor, Me, complained OF ''nothing to
do - and no pay for IT, lie otirTed to do ANYTHING
for a quid pro quo. MIR. David Tenny took him
Mt his Offer and hired him ut one dollar day for
three days, to march from Granite block, on East
Market square, to Dodge's hotel, In rcgimentals
with which he was furnished, and was seen per-
forming his task with plume waving and gun at
shoulder-arms. .H. .'..| g. r-
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BUMBLE-BEK COIToS.-A correspondent OF the
New Orleans Picayune, writing from Memphis,
SAYS:
. | met here Townsend = Glover, of the Patent
ONCE at Washington He is sent out by the De-
pdTtinent TO examine into the causes of the dis
'dSeS OF the cotton plant and Obta 10 specimens of
the different soils from diseased and healthy
plants and drawings from nature Of all the Insects
found pccyinS on the plant. lie is a gentleman
who Is eminsntly qualified for the task assigned
him, and the next report of the Office will testify
IN what manner he has executed the work He
IL a most amusing companion, and his travels
through Florida, Georgia, and oar State have
caused him TO be the reel pient Of numberleSs an
eCdoies. lie was travelling few days ago from
Holly Springs on the cars when they passed
through a section of country where the land was
entirely sterile, the cotton being Onl few inches
nigh. An over>eer was sitting on the seat before
him.
..Why, what do you call this!" asked Glover
"Why, that's cotton - or ; .
''COttOni;' he asked again in surprise
"NeS, new kind of cotton ~ mt out by tue Pat
snt Office"
This matter of interest TO Glover so he
opened his eyes wider.
NV hat is tue name of the cotton.'
"Thc bumble-bee cotton" quietly remarked
his companion.
''Why that name9n
''Because II grows small bumble-bee kin
set on his tail and suck oil the blossoms without
moving D."
All hands broke into loud laugh; Glover ack-
nowlcdged himself sold and stood treat around
at the first station. ....
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OFFICIAL,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, / = Z
September 3. la57.f

September 3, Ia57.f
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the holders
Of stocks of the Unted States that TINS Department
will purchase such certificates as shall be received
here duly assigned 70 the United States, previous
to the ist day Of November next at the rates here
tofore offered and paid, viz: r r. ST.
10 per osnt. premium on the loan of 1912: . -
10 per cent premium on loans of 1847 and l84s and
6 per cent. premium on Texas indemnity per cent.
stock. together with the interest accrued inasach
case from Ist July. ... I'm
Certificates of stock received here or after the
LIST day OF November until further notice shall be
gwen, will be purchased az the following rates VIZ
8 per cent. premium on the loPn of 1892;
Ia per cent premium on the loans Of sf7 and rs48
and 49, .-
per cent. premium Texas indemnity per
cent. stock, with the accrued interest able there
on respectively. .t
Where certificates of stock inscribed and trans
feTabe on the books of tho Treasury shall be re-
ceived here assigned to tho United States bet
the lst December, when the transfer books will De
closed, and tho fst January, when the half yoarly
interest is payable tho accrued interest for the half
year must DO expressly assigned to the United States
by the stockholder, as no interest for the current
half year can be inclnded In tho settlement but the
same Will be payable by the Assistant Treasurer IN
the interest schedules as heretofore. .r "A
IN all cases the purchase sums will he settled pl
favor Of the lawful holder OF the stock, who snail
assign II 10 the United States IN the mode
by tho resu'aaons of assignments Of stock ard re
lnttance Ill be made OF the amount by draft on the
Assistant TToasurers at Boston, New York, or
PhiisdelrhIa, at the option of tho party in whose
favor the settlement shall be made. One days add
tiona interest will be added from he day of receipt
here for the draft TO bo sent by mail. 'r. 20. .r
HOWELL COBB, .
SO Is dti Secretary of tho Treasury.
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Pianos, &c.
U PIAN0 FORTES
WILLIAM KNARE.
"ILLIh vi MN bEs
(Senlor partner IN the late hrm OF
a a A


Continues tho manufacture and sale Of grand and
ssnare PIANO F0RTES. under the name
of William Knabe 4 Co., AZ the old stand, HSf1
Nos. I, s, and Z North Eutaw street o?- htt
posIte thr Entaw House, BALTIMORE
They have also just opened a new Sales Room at
No 2n Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr
Henry McCahery as a music store where they Wlll
keep constantly on hand a large assortment Of plain
and high finished grand and square Pisro FOrtes-
also, MeiOdeOns, from the best makers. from 60 )
octave with double key boards, double reeds,
And stops to suit small churches.
Beng extensively engaged IN the kanulscture
Pianos, will sell wholesale and retaL, on the mos
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
(god medal at the FAIRS Of the MaTylsnd Institute
two successive years-Octoher, 1870, ano lsofn op-
position 10 fourteen and slghteen r.sDos from some
Of the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
the Industrisl Exhibition held IN Richmond, Viz
ginia ISs5 and 1856. They have aiso been awarded
tbe highest premium tsllveT medalD at the Metro
nolitap NJ ecianics' Fair for 1887.
In addition 10 this IN possession OF testlmo
NAL. from the most distinguished professors ard
amateurs in the country, which can he seen at
varerooms, speaking for themselves and othars of
the high spprecistiOn in which our instruments are
every where held.
All instruments are guaranteed for FIVE Year,, and
privilege OF exchange s granted within the first sx
months from the day Of sale If the instruments do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il 10 thsu advantage
to give us a call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
mar ls-lJ WIN. KNABE co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13
T'HEIM?ROVED SETS OF TEETH.

NJ LOOMS, M: D., the inventor and patentee OF
successfully introduced his Improvement inS-$E
various cities, has ROW permanently estab- ~~l1Lo
hsled himself in Washington.
This improvement for Sets OF Teeth consists chief
y In making set of but one piece of mat ersl, and
the;r const-nction I'D tbc1 .rs -a f.a g. e. - -
galyanic action aud metallic taste. There no
Joints TO become filled with moisture PARTICLES oi
food. hence they are pure and clean. They are
lighter stronger, less clumsy far more durable, and
natural IN their appearance. | will give a reward o
One Thousand Dollars To any who will produce a
similar work Of 8rt to equal mine purity, beauty
durability. artistic excellence other uslte
quality. ...
All work responsibJ warranted.
276 Penna avenue, between llth and 18th streets.
6p lS-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13

MR. MARCY on SPIRITUALI.M Mr.. Marcy,
while AT SaidtOga, seemed to be considerably IN
teresicd in the subject Of spirtualism; but what
ever his opinions may have been he concealed
them, and confined himself TO asking questions,
suggesting difficulties and occaSfopllly Giving a
sly hit ~ thOse who were most enthusiastic Mr
B, one of the most Jealous stated a. an evil
dence Of the truth Of Spiri.ualisIn, that a Iady-a
trance mrdium-had spoken four hours without
being exhausted. NV dear SIR said Mr. NJ .
- have known women in their normal state who
could talk twelve hours without frelink the
slightest fatigue -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL MON The com
Inlttee on depOsitories and finance Of the Ameri-
Sunday Schoo! Z MON have published state
ment in regard to the defaleation Of Mr. Freder-
lex w. Porter, their late corresponding secretary
They say: ''1t will be understood that, so far az
we know, no funds In the actual possession of the
society hays been abStracted, since no part of
what was thus suETeptitiouSly Obtained was ever
in It's custody, and it j. to be espec tally remarked
as matter of thankfulness, that not farthing of
tEe contributions TO our benevolent fund has been
lost or misapp:oPriated. The wrong which we
suffer results wholly from the OF the society
name and credit by the corresponding secretary
without authority. in violation of his trust and
for personal or private ends and the burden falls
wholly on its business department"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13

II " Somehow or other said Frederick the
Great. Providence seems to do the most for the
best disciplined troops. 81 have always no.
ticed," said Nspolen, ''that Providence favors
the heaviest battalions.
Not to mention that Frederick was an infidel
there can be no doubt whatever Of the impiety Of
these ephoTisms. .... .-
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DENTISTRY. ..
~ DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OFFICE No. 1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mSS|
Thrss doors from lath Stysst IllD


DR.. BAI.Y begs leave to inform the public that h.
cen be seen at ali hours at his Office, located above
He feels assured that perienos Of fifteen years.
practice with the large number Of patients and great
fully, will enable him to surmount any difficulty,
sclsntiho OF otnerw,ss, IeiatIng to the Teeth HIS
eminent IN the profession and especially Drs. HsIrs
and and f. Parmly, has led him. Long since, to dis
s Enamss, Gutta Psrcha, India Rubber, and Cs,
@ bs The S o pa. Gan
is the only reliable substance that be in the
american Des GonSsnon' STs's' 'h0"h Os 'he iA''
Although he aatters himself from his long resi-
his enda and he
leave to refer them to tho following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany
Dr. STEPHEN B.rLt? md Dear S sir desire to s1 press
Tor have been highly satsfsc. ny. hope tina, yS1
public that your skill so vel deserves; =
Washington. Aug. as, 1856. j. W.FRENCH.
From ono OF the oldest firms in baltimore, Messrs
Having employ "a SstPss Bsy cG ss..on Den
tist, of washington city, to execute for me an ina
my entire and veS Of the ot thai
one of the most distinguished members Of the Dental
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
Baisimors. J jan a. ia. ish HXRMANN BoGGs.
Extract from note received from the late Hon. John
NJ. Clayton.
u. q. SENATE, Aug. 1s, 1855.
The teeth you made for me work admirably moth
Ink 00a' Dc O'''''' very joHN f5dHfSoM N. CLAYTON.
To those that seek relief from the maadies OF the
teeth, can cheerfully recommend DIR. ;. Bally as
superior Dentist: he made set of porcelain teeth
for Of my family, and plugged several teeth for
self and the work has all stood wei for more than
ten years ROBERT i. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf. of the NJ. E. Church South.
April I9. 1885, -
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to- Avail
ourselves OF the professional skill Of Dr. 8. Bey,
surgeon Dentist OF this city, having been cOgniz
ant OF his operations on our families friends, take
pleasure in expressing admiration of his artistic
skill well rs OF the uni iformly salts factory manner
in which he per Tforms the most delicate and difficult
operations In Dental Surgery and psct fu y re-
commend HIM TO the confidence and patronage OF the
public. of which we consider him ennently worthy.
THOMAS Y. WALTER, Architect u. 3. Capitol.
THohAs MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. c.
BIS, BoHRER, NJ, ID. Of GEORGETOWN, ID. c..
N. 9. LINCOLN, M. d., of Washington, ID. G.
Z Jos. n. Bl ADLTY, of Washington, ID. c.. ..-
GEORGE WALTON, Elk Governor Of Florids.
WALTER LENox, Ex Mayor of Washington. p
aKNkY BALDWIN, U. 9, Patent Ofioe, -
.O;C: WIsHr, Principal Rittenhouse Aoademf' (
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NAN CLING AGA MY.

. Mr.. T F. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor 20 announce to the Ladies and Cen "a
temen of Washington and Georgetown that ~
he will re open his Clssses for Dancing inf-T
ashIngton on rlday, the 9Th Of October st lg.fS
Mr.. CrOuch'S Hall, corner OF Eth 81. AID Pa ar.,
over Farnhan's bookstore, for Misses and Masters,
from O'Clock p. m; for Ladies and 0eE;iemen.
from o clock p m. GeOrgetOwn-on "Wednesday !,
mary. from s n clock pm.
For terms and particulars application can he msds
~ Mr. q. res dence, 81 street, between 9Th and
10Th streets. se la-6Tn
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R. II. MILLER, SON Il Co.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, .........

ALExAKnRIA, VA, -..t
y~OHave received two instal lments of theire
Afsll snppIles from the English Potteries,V
and will continue TO receive accessiODs tn
w their stock tit the business season sets in. .
X. II. MILLER. SoN Il Co. can assure their friends
and customers that their stock shall be OF the most
desirable descriptions and that their prices will com
pare favorably with those Of any dealers IN their line
IN any othar market IN the United States. 80
X. ii. MILLER, Soy * Co. have prepared them
selves to offer to merchants every inducemsnt To
make their purchases IN their line.
WINDOW GLASS.
They have Just received via Antwerp and New
bork. from e the great manufaetory of Roux, New
BRUSSELS, ~ boxes French Window Glass of supe
rior quality and Of different thicEnesses which they
have imported under such as enable
prices asa. II
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A Run OS THE BANK or ENGLAND In May
1882. run upon the Bank Of England was
produced by the walls of London being nj lscarded
with the emphatic words, to stop the Duke 20
for gold =. advice which was followed as soon as
given 10 a prodigious extent. The Duke Of Wei
ling;on Was then very unpopular and on Mon
dry. the l4th of May il being currently believed
that the Duke had formed Cabinet the panic
became universal nd the run upon the Bank OF
England for coin was 40 incessant, that in few
hours upwards Of half a million was carried off
MI Doubleday. in his Life Of Sir Robert Peel -
states it 70 be well known that the above placards
were the device OF four gentlemen. two OF whom
were elected members Of the Reformed Parlia-
Inent Each put down 600 and the sum thus
elubbed was expended in printing thousands
OF these terrible missiyes, which were eagerly
circulated, and were speedily seen upon every
wall in London. The effect is hardly to be
described. ii was electric c-N Y Courier
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Watches, JeWelrY, &c.

BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND vIR-
Id gina Bank Notes taken par for al kinds Of
rich and fashionable GOLD 1EwELRY. hne
q OIL ID and : YER WATCHES. GOLD
CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS, LOCkkTS, and ali
other choice goods, for Few DAYS.
/ have inst received hne assortment OF new
prices.
Please call at $50 Penn. avenue. ngn Of the large
Spread Eage.
Sc SO-tf HO. HOOD.