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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08


When an editor condesccnds TO make
sport Of q person natural shape or an
peafeuce, Eexpndoubtedly haSeslostiall
self respect, if they ever had any-4M c.
Dem. "
) If the litor Of the Demo-rat would
write tfsfte % the h&ibility Of the
English langnage-interspcrsing it with
samples dfbasbasssms and soofseissss, SIM.
liar to the above, it soald doubtless have
a great run. Whether the world would be
machsbeAcfte,3 would-bc another question.
IL the,editor had not first refsfedfo0 DIR
personal appearance, in as sarcastic a man.
'ncr as he was capable of, there might, un-
der some circumstances, be some force in
the remark; as it's, the blow aimed at us
reBoands upon hiidseIf II lie wishes 10
know when lie xiolatet his own preccpt,
let him examine the editorial column of the
MARSHALL County Democrat, Of Dec. 25ths
1856. New, lscighbor. confess yonr sins,
and make the amende honorable. for once
in your life, i ypunever doitagsins You
ought not to so down to the tomb without
doing some act to relieve your memory
from universal contempt. Aemento Aori.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

All t1 -. L~fE
by HAnBIS IT. MOORE, during his lifetime,
required to our. mind Harbin was,a eele-
brated character in the southern part of the
State, and somewhere about 1920 was a
candidate, with half a dozen others, for
Governor. Hewas an unconseionable wag
and never allowed any thing TO pass, out
OF which any fun could be extracted, un-
improved, 1t was during his clectioneer-
ing canvass for Gubernatorial honors. he
met man on the highway, it makes no
difference where, and instantly commenced
abusing him in the most profanc language
for being, so ugly. Why y . replied the
astonished individual, 81 can't help my
looks But replied Moore, with the
usual profanc accompaniment, you can
stay at home lia.s ii.saf s.'i.a 49, .ss.l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
PxID IL JUNE.

To ]. III. PuIlcn. New Albany, loss per steamboat
A. l.. Shotwen, S5JJ %.
VI. VI. Doyle. Mount Vernon, corn per fiatboat to
New Orleans, Sl,l00 OF. n... a.. r,,osf
Powell & Calhoun, Patriot, partial damage per
A lt',oat, Si5 80.
of Copperwarc NJ ,nuiactory. 81 500 %.
SAWYER & Whiting. New Albmy. building aud
contents OF VI e',ine Shop, 81 so %.
NJ king total of $l2,9S5 VI which his been paid
toeazensof Indid "a com. AMI derived from pre-
m:unis received solely from people of our own
State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
EE- The last M C.. Democrat attempt

q EI- The last M C. Democrat attempts
to disparage Mr.. HoUcHToS' prospects for
Recorder by announcing that the editor and
that gentleman are first cousins. 1t is
bad enough, we admit, and feel sorry lor
Mr.. Houghton, but we suppose he can con-
gratulatc himself that he is no nearer re!a-
ted than cousin '.of him.''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

"Were we inclined to write an essay OF,
the phyeiagn gnomy 0f 0fapyrperson. we vosld
not desire better subject than. tho editor
of the ePst5liedn.--1H c. Dent.z -. :
Why man, you amaze US! We have al
ways thought we were the 'fbest looking
man IN tfe county, o, % and looked in
the glass and found it So" .Thatyou cam
otthds sse, 'ohy proves What potent IN /
fluence Rde3ieaud The sgseaagS SBhon-
ster together, exercise over you! Whata'
pitiabls objss& Jon bel ,s1sa0 tna ..Ie.z1 -
Speaking Of guns reminds one of
shooting" The FIRST tims We ever saw tho
editor ofthe Dsmocra1 an ineidest, plated
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
rAYAEx xror Lo.ssE

The following is list of the losses paid b; the
Rising Sun Insurance Company, since the lst OF
Januiry, 1851. They published merely ior the
purpose of referring those interested to the parties
to whom the payments have been made, for insor
mltion as to the fairness ami iiberilitv with which
adjustments have been male, and om2tituIe of
payment This Company takes pleasure in refer
rllg to all its customers, rs to the e5n3act of its
btf-.u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
PAID rx JANUARY.

To John E. Meyer, New Albans, los par scan
boat Chancellor, Si5 81
To John-E E. Noyes, NeS Albany, farti d,mlge,
Sl25 90. frs. asa51l6B
To ID. c. Axclne, New Albany, carriages,
$3.50 90. lst 47ff
f4 Pno " FEBRuARY.
Tow. c. DePauw, New Albany, slight d,mrge
to "DcPauw House, s. 90.
To Allison & Rogers dam,ge to furniture of
..DcPduw House. 500 -. r,
To c. Weisling. Aurora, dimige to building,
SIS 90.
To U lion City Lodge, No l52, /. o. o. f.,
Union City, Lodge Room and Furniture, S4JJ 90.
PAID IN M,RcH.
TO J. Ssadlcr, New Albany, Boots and Shoes,
Sl36 80. set. ..'
TO Charles Knapp, New AIbins, Furniture,
Si62 01. .. .fr
10 James White, Union City, Groceries, ST.
2S3 81. fr
To Shrewsbury & Price, Madison, damage on
-four per hatLoat to New Orleans, 81 40 ".
fa H ~ PAID IN APRIL. ss-ri tfftf
To II. c. coicstock a Co., Madison, Stare, Fac
tory, Sl,l0o,
TO Mrs. Kurtznan, New Albany, dwelling house,
500 90; household, $l44 0G.
TO Abel Ray, Rockpor:, produce per haiboat to
New Orleans, 1856 90.
To j. NJ Vance, Rising Sun, general average per
steamboat VI ,non yahcla, $50 3s fe'
To Lowry & w iibu-n. Mount Vernon, general
average per Steamboat M,nongaliels, S6i SO.
To Lindlcy & Hall. Vevay, hay per hitboat to
n a., Al -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-29

IL Several devices have been brought for
ward during the last few years as artificial tym-
panuns, for the benefit Of those persons afflicted
with deafness. The latest of these so far as our
knowledge extends, is one which, with few al
teratlons, may be made to answer a really useful
purpose. The plan consists in attaching to pei
let Of cotton wool piece Of silk or other soft
thread OF about three inches in length. The free
other tube, OF small diameter, until the cotton
wool is brought against one end Of the tube
where it is retained by the finger pressing on the
thread which projects from the other end Of the
tube the cotton wool being then, or having been
previously, wetted in tepd water, is int duced
at the end of the tube into the ear and moved
about gently until the patient finds, by improved
hearing that il has reached the position intended
for II to occupy. The tube is then carefully with
drawn over the thread the cotton wool, OF course
bring left on the proper spot in the ear. SO much
OF the thread as prOtrudes is next cut OFF turned
In the ear, when the operation is finished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-29

III Jolly Hibernian, living In Portland car
rj.ti home a bottle of whisky to aid him in sun !.
abiy enjoyiDg the Sabbath. His wife gained pos
session OF the bottle, and wishing to maintain
sobe:ness in the head OF the family, hid ii in the
oven of her cook stove w hen the fire was kin
died the sscTather'' began TO cook, and soon
burst the bottle blew aP the stove, set the house
on e. alarmed the Deighbors, called out the FIRE
department, and seriously disturbed the devout
and church going portion Of Portland citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-29

Ut One OF the rife compan.e .es of Maj. Poore's
battalion OF NewburypoTt, Mass, are nearly all
Rogrrses, and they are not only descendants of
the Smithteld martyr, but connected with the
old Pensionrr, Abner Rogers, who was at the px-
ecutiOn Of Andre, and the last survivor of the
Rogers, Of Newbury, aged 63 years, was out at
tue late muster, and training with him In the
same company were three of his sons, two Of his
grandsons, and two sons-in-law, while three grea
grandchfidren were following in the crowd and
Cheering az the beat Of the drum. -. IL
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

baltimore, WASHINGTON, AND Viz
- gins Bank Notes taken at par for All tinds 81
rich and fashionable GOLD 1EWELRYt sns
G0LD and SILyER WATCHES, GoLD
other choice goods, for Few days. -
have just received hne assortment Of nav
prices. - ~"
Please call at ss Penn. avenue, sign of the large
ses-n H.O. HOOD.
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DENTISTRY.
~ DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OPPICR No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, h$~
Thrss doors from 14th Street. AIo

DIR. BAILY begs leave to inform the ublio that he
be at all hours, at his ONCE located above.
He feels assured that perence of fifteen years
varsity of difficult cases that he has treated
fully, will enable him to surmOunt any dlficu!ty,
own experience confirming the opinion OF many men
eminent in the profession, and especially Drs Harris
al sf'f Enamss ma Gutts PeTchs, India Rnbber and Cs
Tsets and 0 hst n Po4oesn Mounted on God Pate
the only reliable substance that can be worn in the
American Dental Convention.
Although he fattsrs hnaelf from his long resi-
known to his numerous friends and patrons, he begt
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector of the Church of Epiph, NJ Of
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-,I desire to xpress
Gu y as snperiSp e Dentist Ths opaoDs eIecuted
for me have been highly satisfactory hope that you
public that your skill 80 well deserves:
washington, Au. ss 1855. aours wv sWH.'FFHRsENcH.
From one Of the oldest firms IN Baltimore, Messrs
Having employ sdf5 Cd b. ee stephen Bail; Surgeon Den
tist of Wsshinston city, to ex xsopte for me an i'm
my entire satisfaction, and view of the fact that
one of the most DISTINGUISHED members Of The DSntal
perform the same work satisfactorily, il gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
h'fs Gan s'S HA3RMANN BoGss
Extract from note ed from the late Hon. ohm
nj. Clayton.
u. 8. SENATE, Aug. 1s, 1885.
The teeth you made for mo work admirably moth
Ing could be better. Very EHTaHasNiu,{ EHHN CLAYTON
To those that seek relief from the maladies Of the
teeth, can oheerfuy recommend DIR. =. Baily 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 well for more than
| ten years, 49,. n ROBERTT. NIXON,
of the Va Conf of the nj. F.. Church South.
Aprl IS, 1885.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to Avail
ourselves Of the professional skill OF DIR. =. Bally
Surgeon Dentist of this city, having been cognz
ant Of hs operations our families or friends take
peasure expressing our admiration OF his artistic
skill, as well OF the uniformly satisfactory manner
in which he performs the most delicate and dificu
Operations in Dental Surgery and erespectfully 70
commend hin to the confidence and patronage of the
public. Of which we CONSIDER him eminenty worthy
| THOMAS u. WALrKK, Architect u. =. Capitol.
| s THOMAS MnLKR, NJ. ID, of Washington, ID. c..
| b. B. 3. BeHRRR, M, D. of Georgetown, ID. c.. a
| N. $. LINCOLN, NJ d., of Washington, ID. G.
| Jos. n. BRADLEy, of Washington, ID. c.
| GEORGE wALroN, Ex- Governor of FlOrida.
HKNRY BALDWIN, y. s: Patent Once. -.
! &C: WieHf, Princi pal Rittenhouse AoademY'
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING MARINE
BARRACkS AZ PENSACOLA. FLORIDA.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. Washington, Sept. q, 1857.
Sealed Proposals. endorsed " Proposals for build :
ing Marine Barracks at Pensacola. Florida Will
he received ut TINS department until the 9th day OF
November, 1857. at O'Clock p. for the cOnstruc
of the Marine Barracks authorize ed to be erect ed
at Pensacola, Florida sccordlng TO the plans and
Department, copies of which may be seen at the
Offices of the Onmandants of the Navy Yards at
Port Smouth, New Hampshire, Boston. New York,
Phlladel phia. Norfolk, and Pensacola, and at the
Navy Department.
The proposals must be for furnishing all the mate
rails aud completing the work IN manner satIsfac
tory to the person who he appOnted by the Navy
Department to superIntend the same and the De-
partment reserves the right To reject accept OF
terest of the United States requires It.
Ninety per cent. OF the amount OF work done and
the materials delivered will he paid for from time to
time, the work progresses. upon estimates made
and certified to by the superintendent on the part 0
the United States, and ten per cent. retained until
the of the contrac' and acceptance OF the
work by the said superintendent and department,
and be forfeited In the event OF nontuihment OF the
contract provided that no bill shall be made Tor an
amount less than FIVE Thousand dollars.
Each proposal must he accompanied by a written
guarantee, signed by two responsible persons, GER
tilted to he so by navy agent, postmaster district
Judge some other Ofhcer OF the United States n
the sum of FIVE thousand dollars that the bidder wall
when required f his proposal he accepted. enter IN
contract and bond with proper and sufhclent Sc
Guilty for its faithful performance.
Bidders invited to examine the plans ana
specifications the Offices he fore mentioned.
The proposals must he sealed and addressed to
this depa rtment, and plainly endo sed Proposals
for building Marine Barracks at Pensacola, Fiorl-
a." -,
be notified, and the contract will be forwarded as
soon thereafter practicable, which he will he re-
qureJ execute within ten days after Its receipt
| At the post Office named 10y him.
All the above work Is to be completed an all re-
| spects according to the plans and specIt cations
within twelve months from and aiter re dste q the
| seq 2awt6thNov Secretary of the NAVY.
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Vocal and Instrumental Music.
NORMAL MUSIC SCHOOL


Z. L. IRVING will open Music School sor n
oies ana Gentlemen. at Temperance Hail ON =
SIeet, oetween 9Th and 10th, on Monday afte ernoon
November I'd, at o'clock.
ne object OF this School is to make ladies' and
sentismtn thoroughly acquainted with Music from
mony. ''N ii''
Classes will be formed for the afternoon and even
iI i.s , o' hondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 4
The Georgetown Class meets at Miss Harrever,s
eInnary on the afternoons of Tue sdays and Thurs
days, at O'Clock.
IeTm:-PeI quarter. q lessons. In class, s.; pri-
Nase lhsIructlon-Nocal Piano, or Organ. Sc.
,,hPpIlcatlon may he made To Mr.. IRVING at the
HAL at the time above named az Ellis's Nuslc Store
OF though the Post Office. oc 4tf
NJ MUSICAL CARD.
NlR. GEORGE NJ. ARTH begs leave TO Announce
20 MS friends of Washington, Georgetown Nsf.
nrr;sb nu ;sbbeMxanSTa that he * now prepared tcx
Sorees. From one to any number of MusicIans IN
DE hhd at the shortest notice. "
ORDERS can b0 left at the Musical Depots of John
-. ElIls or w. u. MetzerOtt, or at his residence
co[ner oth ana u streets, Navy Yard. oc 2O-Sm.
MR.W. HENRY RYPALMER'S PIANOFORTE
~. ~ MASSES are daily adding new members Per
sons deslrous of avalling themselves Of Mr. PIIM
ERs services are requested to enroll their names as
early as possible. "
This Class system is more advantageous for the
OF Children, than any other sy stem Of
is equally advantageous for the perfecting of the
most brilliant performers.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
rrlmary Class IS per quarter. Advance Glasses
Mo Al applications to be made to Mr.. w H.
TrhhLMEk at ms residence. 260 street, between
ThIrfeenth and r fourteenth.
rlD Georgetown G lasses meet every Monday and
Thursday at II O'clock at Miss Harrover's George
Town emaie seminary. sea If
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NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND .no,

The subscriber begs to inform hls friends and the
public that he has opened a NEW STORE, corner
Of 18th street and Louisiana avenue, where he in
tends to keep constantly hand large and varied
QToRS, CIGARS. and nd FINE 'GRocERiEs
consisting of Fine Teas Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Soap,
MaTfs co Pne c and co
BrandIes in cases, demIjohns, and casks. Old ia
scfipti6ns. 1t. Julien ca1et chateauX Msrssa1 in
cases, Champagne Cider, Brandy Fruits, REYNOLDS
Absy ynthe, Champagne, and a large and varied de-
Also, Stoushton BItfers, and Fever and Agus
BItters: Porter, Ale, and Cider.
Families are particularly invited TO oal and exam
inc the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem
bers "i Congress are also informed thst theII 9,des
A general assortment Of 6ne Havana Cigars, i'm
ported direct by the subscriber at wholesale and re-
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
Levy's Did Whlskey, Constantly on hand Of Is4O
Country orders Punctually attended to, and coun-
'nHss fes.tf 40, ssa Twefi6 street.
V1HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Plan
Il oFORTES is to be found at the Music De-
PSs "cis is w. G. METZERoTT.
MINIATURE THEOLOGY, IN little volumes
vi for the pocket. gilt edged.
TIE Sermon on the Mount.
Parallels of the Saviour.
Christ's last Discourse TO his Disciples.
The Song Of Moses:
The omnpOtence Of God. .
Peters Sermon on the day OF Pentecost.
Price, ten cents each. - -
NTEW BUCKWHEAT MEAL.
INA choice lot of new Buckwheat Meal received
to-day KING BURCHELL,
ocI5 Cor. Vermont ave. and 18th St.
CEORGE SANDS NOVELS.
Copsuelo, three volumes.
La Marie An DIable, vol.
jacques, vol.
lie Petite Fadette, vol.
lie Pecht De nj. Antoine 2yols.
Jeanne, vol.
Horace, ! vol.
Francois lie Champ, vol.
FeVernO, VOL
Mauprat, | vol.
Indiana, vol, Leila, vol.
IucreZian FlOrlanI, vol.
I.ettres Dim NOyageur. vol.
Price 81 cents per volume Imported from Paris by
FRANCh TAN BOh.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL
"A GOODS,
1t csry Lop Prices to Cash Customers.
John III. SMO0T

JOHN H. SMOOT,
No. lie soUTa SIDE OF BEIpeE STREET,
has received and now offering at very low prices to
cash and prompt customers, large assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
purchased IN Philadelphia and New York at the
large recent Auction Sales and from the importers
at very low prices which will enable him TO offer to
their value. la the ms ssOrtment will be found
Ro. RIc9 "; SILK e 9bss g and az sy Bay adsrs Silks
Bayadsre Vsenfias and Valsntis Robe.
Rich Printed, all wool, Delanes and Robes
satin Fanconies PLAIN eolors, all wool, very supe
rior goods. double width, at 55c.
Leeplns and other makes French Mernos, Of all the
most desirable cOors, including White and
Plain Deiains, black, white and colored.
s4 black French Merinos, for Shaws
Rich Union Plaid MeTnOs, at sll4 cts,
Pntsd R Dssne. good SfI at ls and IS
cents
sss. EsasR Rb5Gns b5as' '
Chenille and Cashmere Scarfs
Sack Flsnnels, all cnl9rs
Black Bombazines and Delaines
ColOrs al black Coburg Merlnos
Vest black and brown and white English Prints
Long and square Black Thibet and Bay State
Ladies and Children's plaid wooden shawIs. In all
styles and prices
aides SaxOny and Merino Vests
w ith full supply of Housekeeping and domestic
Goods, of the best makers.
Oo9 JOHN III. SMOOT.
MOTTO f II Having been informed that GER
/ tain persons in the habit OF collecting and
gathering together the Bottle which contain have
contained our beverages and putting therein arti
Gle made by others than ourselves, and then dispos
Ing of such article the faith and credit of name
stamped on said Bottles, all persons hereby
notified that such Bottles our own property. and
not subject to SALE and that they delivered our
customers only to be returned and that it is firm
intention to prosecute to the utmost xtent of the
law, any infringement of our rights the premises.
Army SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot. 81 Green street.
sell Georgetown. ID. e..
nU POINTS GUNPOWDER.
Il NJ am al times supplied wthaI heyarious kipds
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DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
l. PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY COMBINED
p II o TOG HIC PORTR ATS
In Oil Colors, on Canvas,
MINIATURE OR SIzR OF LIFK.


PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY,
Odeon Hail. corner ~ ST. and Pennsylvania av snue.
9. WALKER has fitted up the above spacious
apartments at very great outlay of capital, ereby
plete and handsome in the whole country. He has
large Gallery for free ,zhtbitoH Of upward OF 300
hne OH Paintings, by some of the best ancient and
modern masters, to which he intends "a add fresh
importatIOns. :. WALKER has also fitted up Il COM
petc SUIT of rooms with private TOblng apartments
for ladies', and purchased the finest possible lnstru
ments, and engaged first class operative artist to
PHOTOGRAPHIC, AMBROTYPE AND DA-
GUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, from the
smallest miniature TO size Of life.
=. WALKER, by combining the PhOtogr raphic Pro-
with the art of Painting, of which he las had
% years experience, and whose specimens of life
lies of the city, as well as those exhibited In his
Gallery, he will be able. by the combination of the
two, To produce portraits that have never been
oeed for their fidelity and lIfe-lIke preston Can
vas and boards prepared by himself expressly for
the purpose.
Particular attention paid to the painting of Por-
traits Miniature or life size, from small pictures Of
deceased friends.
Photographs taken from corpses, O sick persons
taken at their own residences, on immediate notice
Committees and classes taken IN any number in
groups and any quantity OF Copies from the same sold
at reasonable charges.
I.ikenesses painted on Copper for Tomb Stones.
Valuable OH Paintings, and Old Family Portraits,
carefully back lined and restored to their original
freshness.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
to call at the Gallery, over ShilngtOn's hook store
entrance ~ street. two doors from Pennsy yania
svenua. :. ~ SIN
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For Rent and Sale.

ITO RENT.-That new three story Brick House
modern w St oS snd M
tween second and Third streets. InqHire of j. w.
ARNOLD. c street,bstwesn rhird and Four,a and IS
FOR RENT.-My HOUSE on F street, between
Sc aa.tf w. F. PHILLIPS.
FOR F RENT.NSA three story Frame House and
avenue, between 4th and 5th Streets, oontainins
Twelve r.oms with passage, side alley and back al
furnished and 10 the neighborhood OF the Northern
a.ibeTlles Market and convenient to several church
O'clock mr. after tb 6bsaok
Il No. 446, northeast corner of and 10th streets
containing thirteen rooms with gas fixtures, bathing
address Box sis, City Post Gfhee. l"0 Sc q II
FOR RENT.-One large PARLOR, with Bed
rooms attached. suitable for family or gentle
nfbef aRa with or without Board Also several
at DdEERNOlS'S E Hotel, Pa. avenue, between nth
ana l8t sts Oc2
A RNY's CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE
now offered for Sale thus presentins rare oppotne
nifty for good Confectioner enter into safe and
vember. The thres-story Brick House now occu-
pied as above. is offered at private sale, will be
rented or ieased as may be desired.
Bridge street: GeorEetown, d. C., or to WM.
BRI9GEs AZ SIS West Baltimore street. Baltimore
FOR RENT.-Prof. H. w. MUNDER having
,htted up his Hall in an elegant manner, which
renders one Of the prettiest in this cty, will
be rented upon moderate terms for Sorees, SUI ppers
Dinners, or Promenade Concerts. Apply at the
Hall on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday even
lDgs from ~ until 90 O'clock
His School is now open for the reception of pupils
on oa rassffay and Thursday afternoon and evening
A HOUSE FOR A FIVE-DOLLAR BILL
"A Notes of the States of Virginia. Maryland, and
others. of the Corporations of Georgetown and Al
exandrla, and of our City Banks, will he taken at
par for chances to Rattle of House and Lot,
title lndsputabe, in Square s. part of Lot is, front
ing Is feet on 9th street, between and streets,
FIRST Ward. and 81 feet deep.
There are 80 chances at FIVE dollars each
The drawing will take p ace at Charles Werners,
as soon as all the chances taken.
certificate with number each will be given
as receipt for the money, and as a chance for the
drawing.
mnde known through this paper.
This is good oppoI tunity to get rid of all the pa
per money at CHARLES WERNER'S, 355 Penn
sylvanla avenue. n-2w@