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BALTIMORE, Dee. IL Flour shows no change
nom previous quotations.
Wheat hrmer and 2a3c higher. SIsSI % f,r
good 20 prime red; white ~ l0ssl II for fair 10
good, and al 20aSl % for prime 81 Is being paid
for choice lots. COrn-63a65c for old white ana
yellow; new white45 a53c. d, and new yellow 47a5s
WHISKY at - 4 acc.
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Attempted Suicide Of n Merchant,

Bath, Me, Dec. 1.-THE attempted suicide OF
AZ. Slade, member OF an important arm in
Boston, caused much excitement He came here
from Boston on visit, I'M hopes OF recovering
his health, which was much impaired by the
financial dlnculties Of his house. Since his ar
rival he has had several attacks OF insanity one
OF which recurring yesterday when left alone In
room, he seized razor and attempted 10 cut
hia throat. W hen discovered he was very weak
rom the loss OF blood. His life H. In great peril
Al eleven to-day be was still alive and homes
are entertained that he will recover
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A RECANTATIOS.-The under gned deems it due
to hImself well as to his friends state that be
was induced, by false representations, to become
once, and once only, because be of the
organization that he had been for thirty years
Democrat and desires again to act with that glorious
old party the party OF the Constitution and Union
He therefore makes this public recantatiOn of the
only political error Of his life.
II I,ro w
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WE WOULD RETURN OUR THANKS "a
w our tnends for the liberal PATRONAGE Va,
nave received, and by strict attention 10 NV. 81
all tastes. ~ NJ
- We have now large lot of CLOTHS In
CASSlMERES, and VESTlNGS, which we IN
=, we have a very large lot of ready made COATS
fhNrS. and VESTS, Of fine goods, which we viii
tents III FINISHING GOODS of all kinds; al
which WILL be sold very low for cash,
J. +. MCINTOSH a CO.
Merchant TailOrs, 452 Penn. avenue.
Az
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A College Building Bnrned.

WHEELING, Va, Dec. 10.-At one O'Clock this
morning the college building at Bethany, Brook
county, Va, was entirely destroyed by IRE to-
gether with the furniture, three valuable libra
ries, extensive laboratories, chemical apparatus,
and valuable papers. IL is supposed the fre orig
mated BY incendiarism.
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Murder CaSes.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 1.-THE examination of John
Beatle, charged with the murder of Frank Me
Cloae, ended yesterday. The defendant was
held TO more than e., 900 bail TO answer 10 tie
charse OF manslaughter at the next term Of the
Court of Common Pleas.
The trial Of Of Loffner, for the murder of his
wife and y. L. Horton, last summer has been
in progress for several DAYS
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NeW Yark narLat.

NRw; YORK, Dec. l2.-Flour to-day is hesvv,
with decline Of Sc. sales OF IL 600 bbls Ohio
IS l5a5 90; Southern IS 05a5 30
w heat heavy sales % QUO bushels; Southern
white 81 25al as; red. 81 2Oal %. Corn is arm:
mixed 75a75c white 61a6Sc
Pork generally has declined 40c.; mess quoted
at SIS .5Oal6 co. prime SI4 90. Lard declined az
l0alOHc.
Whisky lower; Ohio 22c
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Death Of Col, PAIGE.

ScRESECTADr, Dec. l0.-Col. John Kries Paige
an officer of the United States army In the wear
lsl2, clerk OF the Supreme Court OF this State in
1913, aud former mayor Of Albany, died at noon
to-day at his residence in this city
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AUGUSTA, Dec. u Hon J. {. Breckenridge
passed through Montgomery YESTERDAY on bis
way to Washington Unless detained, he will
arrive there about Tuesday.
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c,srnr MArrrr.-Th. market thl, moTn,.o

was well supplied, the country dealers appearing
al the stands as usual between LIST of December
ana January, In large numbers The payements
aIoIhu tne scale house were covered with fine
Por1I, which was selling at 81 per 100 lbs The
Rb STANDS were all occupied at early hour
were MADE at Slasl Is per cwt The prices in
me sheds have not changed materially since our
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Bv WALL 4 BARNARD, Auct,meer,

CSrrer e. Psrrsy!Eagis :, Grtns. aadsth street.
~ SINGLy, CHENILLE SHAwLs, SINS, CLoaKs,
SG.RRs AND MANrILLAs.-On TUESDAY NOR
she lo.n inst at 10 O'clock We Will sell at
enue, one OF the largest and finest stocks Of Furs
EYER EYER s 500 IN IN thls city We name IN part
Sets of German and Russian Fitch
sets Of Stone and Rock Martin,
Mink, SABLE and Martin Capes, Nictorlnes, Mufs,
Siberian squirrel, COney and Sable Furs, for child
20 new style illumit ated and figured Chenille
Plush and cloth Cloaks and busters,
Dress Silks black and colored with Scarfs, Mantll-
And variety of other articles not here mentioned
Dur ali oil which will be sold without reserve.
ltd WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE.-l1 pursuance of a decree passed on
the tehth Day OF April. n the year one thousand
for Prince Georges County, sitting as a Court Of
ES4NtS' IN cause therein depending, wherein Al
aud others, is complainant, and EmiIy Wall. and
others, are defendant, the undersigned as trustee
highest bidder. on the premises. on FRfpAY t ihe
18th Day OF December next at the hour of u O'clock
the next far day thereafter ali those tracts patts
oi tracts or parcels of and situated said county
formerly the property of the late Richard L. Thomp
son, and now dccreed to be sold for the purpose Of
DIVISION and partition between his widow and ms
children. These lands contain in separate and near
" contiguous parcels upwards Of Six Hundred Acres
The greater portion is open land; There is, howev-
er, some excellent Timber Land among the tracts
proposed to be sold Some of the parcels of and
have valuable improvements on them. There is a
valuable spring OF water on enc of the tracts and
the soil of ali the lands is easily worked and well adj
aPted 10 the raising OF staple crops Ofthe county,
These lands are In the immediate vicinity of Il b.
and Will be sold IN lots to suit purchasers.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree.-F i've:
hundred dollars IN cash, to be paid he day of sale
and the residue of the purchase money to be paid in
s.. fhFaa md
from day of sale the same to bear interest from the
day OF sae and to be secured by the bonds the pur
CHASER or purchasers, with approved co-obigors
And upon the payment Of the whole purchase mon
ey and all interest thereon, and not before the un-
derslgned IS authorized 10 convey the premises sold
TO the purchaser or purchasers thereofin fee SIMPLE
M has ar her or their costs. fTee clear and dscharg
ed from all claims Of the parties this cause and of
any person or persons claiming by, from or under
them. The widow is q party TO the proceedings in
THIS case and has IN whiting sIgned her assent to
TO take an lien of her dover An equivalent IN money
as sscertaned 10y law, out Of the proceeds of the
sale.
DANIEL c. DIGGES Trustee.
November IL, 1857. nls-lavtIWh IlsoSdts
-
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FinnncIal.

NEW YORK, Dec II Stocks generally lower
Chicago and Rock Island 20; Cumberland Goa
Co; 81; Illinois Central bonds SIX; la Crosse
and Milwaukee 10E; Michigan Southern lsK:
New York Central ny; Pennsylvania Coal CO
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MB. EDIToR.-SIr: am not in the habit of writ
ing for any gentlemen, but must from certain oc-
ular demonstrations, confess my own conviction
am an ale drInker, and wish To inform my fellow
cltlZens, that since Jos. Davidson has secured the
services Of Mr.. Hauf. his brewer, ne can compete
with any brewer IN the United States. Mr.. Hauf 10
one OF the most accom- p shed brewers in this cOun-
try, and he only asks the ctIZ indulge Mr. JOS
Davidson until ho can exhibit his samples.
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AUCTION SALm
r TOMORROW NORM
BY WALL l. BARNARD, Auc,,o,eers

BY WALL l. BARNARD, Auc,Iopeers
Corner Of Peaasyirarta drerus and STA st,s.t
GALE OF ELEGANT JEWELRY, W.reH
- rs, &c. AT PUBLIc AuCTIoN.-On MONDAY
MORNING, Uecembe II, INST, commencing at 10
O'Clock, at store room no. 38S Penn. avenue, south
sIde between ~ and 9Th street one OF the largest
and most elegant assortmeGts Of Inc y old Jewelry,
watches. &c being the stock Of hrm whose Sc
n,4s Partner Is sSosa retiring IRON % sns and
~, &o.-among which may be found ..-...
Fine Mosaic Coral Lava Sets
% Cameo, Elba Garnet Sets So o.
:" Plain Gold and other Sets ..
Diamond and other Rings. a large assortment
sets Gents Pins
Bracelets-Gold, Lava, Cameo, and other sets
Gold Chains, studs, Keys. Lockets and Eye Glasses
Silver Card Gases and Porte -monnaies
fine Uold Watches, most celebrated makers-all IN
All of which will be warranted as represented.
dll-N WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
By BONTZ & COOMBs, Auotioneers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND SEC
- 0NDHAND FURNITURE AT ACCrIoN.-Ou MON
ia " the l4th inst, at 93a O'Clock, a. m we shall
SELL without reserve, At our auc ton rooms, No $50
seventh street, between | and X streets, larseex
tenslve, and varied assortment of excellent new
and second hand Furniture, viz:
Mahogany, walnut and cottage Bureaus
Jenny Lind, French. cottage, and other Bedsteads
Marble-top dining and extension Tables
. Nashstands. Whatnots, Secretaries
Book Cases, Writing Desks
S,lt and Mahogany Looking Glasses
Mahogany, cane, and wood seat Chairs
W ashstaEdS. Chamber Tables, Workstanis
Large lot of CrOckeTy and Glass Ware
All of which will positively be sold, without re-
serve, TO cover cash advances.
Terms: S25, and under. cash; over that amount a
credit OF 80 and 81 days for notes satisfactorily en-
BONTZ a CoOMBs, Auctioneers.
Hts Nntel.D
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Specie I'm the Boston Banks.

BosToN, Dec. II.-Upwardso of s2OO OOO in specie
was voluntarily paid in the settlement Of hai-
ances at the clearing house 10y The banks Of this
city the past three days. The total amount of
specie in the banks is nearly IS, COZ, OO0.
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Resignation of n. p, Banks.

BosToS, Dec. l0.-Hon. N. p Banks has re-
signed his seat in Congress, 10 take effect about
the LIST of January, when he will enter upon his
duties as Governor Of this State
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Execution Of sIavln, the Murderer.

ST. JOINS, Dec. u.-Slavin one OF the murder
ers of the Mackenzie family, was executed here
at ten o'clock this morning. A large concoarss
Of people were present at the time
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Kentucky Senatorial Election.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1.-THE Kentucky Senate,
by strict vote have tabled resolution TO elect
United States senator In the place Of Senator
Thompson. This constitutionally postpones the
election until the meeting Of the next Legisla-
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Sale of an Ex-Presidenrs Carriage.

CONcoRD, Dec. 1l.-rbe carriage Of ex- Presi-
dent Pierce was sold few DAYS since the p-o-
ceeds to be applied to the benefit of the poor
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Alexandria Market,

SCHENECTADY, Dec. l0-The weather here 4
mild and boats are moving freely in the canal
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BOARDING..

ROARDING.-Mrs. RUFF has taken the large
- and cOmmodOus house, No. $50 ID street, near
7th, where she intends TO rent her Rooms furnished
or unfurnlshed, to single gentlemen, or gentlemen
and their wives, with Board. Transient Boardsrs
by the day week. Meals sent out at all hours of
the day. nlC-lms
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From kansas-Meetins of the Delegate Con.
yeutiou.

ST Louis, Dec 10 The Democrat received
ansas letters tonig hit containing the proceedings
Of the delegate convention which met at Law.
renee on the I'd inst. er Governor Charles Rob-
inson presiding.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted repu-
dating and pledging ceaseless hotility 20 the
Lecompton Constitution, denouncing the cali for
elections on the 2lst inst. ana the lst pror de-
clarng that the Legislature elected on October
9TH shall not be suspended by any constitution or
STATE government until fair and impartial vote
be had endorsing the Topeka Constitution; re-
guessing the extra session OF the Territorial
LEGISLATURE TO frame an election law providing
for the submission Of the Topeka and Lecomp.
Ton Constltutions-the one receiving the majority
of legal votes TO become the fundamenta law 81
the state OF Kansas.
Areso'ution was also PASSED returning thanks
10 Acting GoveTnoT Stanton for calling a special
session OF the Legislature Speeches were made
by Messrs. Robinson, Lane, Thatchers and
Others
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PROFESSOR FowLER's Observation-Disclosures mem
ory their culture, and the education Of children,
the subject Of Prof F.'s lecture at Temperance
Hall this IF rday evening; Tomorrow saturday
evening the exhibitions of his drawings of dIstin
suished uals, and the Phrenologes OF dstIn
ing, Tree lecture on mans moral nature. II 2t'
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Millinery, &c.

MADAM PRIBRAM & DAUGHTER, on Pa.
lVl avenue, between 10th and 18th streets, n
south 'ide. No. 277, respectfully inform the E9ez
LADIES' that they have the newest STYLE of N~
BONNETS, suitable for our metropolitaneS7~
season, and also HEAD DIR ESSES, suita -rS~<
BILE for sOITees, levees, dc.
WANTED.-1wo first rate MIner Hands,
Il
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs,

tEOh6kTOWN AUVERTlSEMTS
FISH FisHa FIsHM
80 tDls. No. St. Johns ALEWIVES
loo bbls. No. Eastern HERRING
Now landing. per schooner Sylyanus Allen, from
Boston, and for sale by
HARTLEY BRO,
d l2-lw l0l Water street, Georgetown, ID. {.
EOR BOSTON.-The superior fast sailing clip
L per schooner, Sylyanus Allen, Capt, -
Sears, has arrived, and will have quick dis 10
patch for the above port. Ia
For freight or passage apply to HARTLEY &
BRO., lOl Water street, Georgetown, ID. Z.
d12-lw
FOR SALE.-A fine, young, RAY MARE, four
u years old. very sty sh and gentle, and n
perfect family horse. 1N
:, Also, one spring Wagon and second hand 62S
Rockaway.
For terms apply to J. ROBERTSON,A gent,No
" prospect street, Georgetown. d. c. It,
TNAxES.-Persons pay ing their Taxes or or be
L fore January list, 1855 W i'll save interest and ex-
Penses otherwise interest Will charged dating back
to the hrst Monday IN October last.
c. F. SHHKELL,
u i III Collector.
DOTATOES.-l,5 500 bushels prime white MER-
L GER POTATOES IN store and for sale in lots
to suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
~ Is water street. Georgetown.
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The Weather at CINCINNATI.
Canal NAVIGATION.

CINCINNATI, Dec. IO.-The weather 10 clear
thermometer IS degrees River 81 Il and rising
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T. GATHERS FRENCH RESTAURANT

In soliciting your patronage for the coming season,
i respectfully call your attention 10 NV present IN
surpassed facilities Of business. Having msas
Arrangements TO supply the largest Dinners, RslIs
and Parties, AT lev hours notice on the reas
enable terms. with every thing pertaining TO the
fashionable entertainments.
My house presents advantages that cannot be
Entire DI"nrrs aud Dessert furnished without ANY
uou1ie TO yourself or family, az moderate CHARGES
FIRsT-CLAss FRENCH Cook can be SEM ~ -
house. al small ehagre of s., for has Servers aud
chased at cost. ~' PNi
Also, China, Glass, Siver-ware and Table Orns
hents. &. GAUTlER,
Od-to<N - Pa
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Haltlmore Markets

ALEXANDRIA, (Va.,) Dec I2-Markets &c
ra ly unchanged. Red Wheat quoted 9Oc asI
w a. <
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NITURE VERY CHEAP.
The public are respectfully informed that the first
large Furniture Warehouse. are ssSs$ SSAxFr
hlled to the utmost capacity with .3fsA1al.9f1lAA
every description of HOUSE cd
FURNISHING GOODS-such as
Sofas, Bureaus. Tables, Chairs
Bedsteads. Lounges, Washstands
Writing Desks, Beds, Mattresses
Carpets, Looking Glasses, China,
Glass, and CrockeTy Ware, &c.
Forming a very immense and varied stock, all of
winch We guarantee To sell at such prices as cannot
fail To please. Houses furnished throug hOut either
for oash or approved paper.
Call and examine our stock before you make your
purchases.
Remember the name and place
BOSTX Il COOMBS,
No. 1853 Seventh street. ID door from
d9-lm X. Is. Halls Dry Goods Store.
WINTER GLOVES! WINTER GLOVES {!
Buck, Lamb and Seaskin GauntIets, for driving
Lined Kid, Buckskln, Cloth and Silk Gloves,
Calfskin. Merino, Berlin, and Cotton do.
French Cashmere, Silk and bread and fur top do
IL Also, fresh lot of Kid Gloves, lust received
to-day; something superior.
Ihose o1 our customers who have wanted the
dOuLle stitched Kid Glove can get them by calling
on GEO. II. b. WHITE 4 CO.,
SG Pennsy lyana avenue, next door.
west of ray Tor & Maury's Bookstore,
d 10-9teo
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TELEGRAPHIC- NEWS
From the Associated Press AGENT.
the Governor and the Banks--Resumptio
Of Specie Payments, &c.

NEW YORK Dec 1.-THE Governor Is Informed
OF The Intention Of certain banks here 20 resume
specie payments, and all must follow suit or wind
up. when the Legislature meets 10 will and the
banks scttng In strict conformity with the law
ne euect OF the proceeding, &c Ii believed, viii
"a nne commercial Of this afternoon has private
advices from Washington snpouncing !. ,,ro.ecs.
GU coaisfence between the President the Secre-
.sy OF the Treasury and others on financial mat
IN connection with the Government In
e1alIon 10 the subject of loan Gen lack sons
plan OF a pank will be discussed. Col. Benton
will probably exercise a considerable tns1encs
nron toe Administration In the matter.
Money Is very abundant, and the Influx from
the West H. excessive. should n eopfinpe I, viii
nearly balance the heavy export IN.
The Fulton tomorrow takes about three-ouzr.
tiers Of a million for Europe
(sEcoND DIsPArcHl
NEW YoRk, Dec l2.-Another meeting nj ,l,.
banks was held last evening when IL was d-rtdrd
10 resume to-day. The resumption is general
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CARDPLATE ENGRAVING, AND PRINT
VISITING. INVITATION, AND BUSINESS
CARDS engraved IN every style.
with dispatch. ~
VISITING AND INVITATION CARDS, plsIn
and enamelled surface, furnished at the lowest
prices. w. r. BAYIY,
No ES Pa. ave.. het llth and 18th sis
d4-tf Intel .oGtl ~ ~ BIS
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Is GGIFTs SIGHTS m-GIffTTsGm n

.PHILBRICK'S THIRD ANNUAL SALE
No. 47G PsnnsylraniG Grsas:, first door east of
Our STOCK 81 BOOKS N5d5t H Consists Of several
thousand volumes, embracing the choicest European
and BEAGTfG PR RE sSS VIII thfP bs OT m ss
Book for which we receive 81 and upwards.
GG1 Id p n SIN N consist N part Of
let's, rmlets, Chains, Cameo, Gold stone and Mo
SAFE Pins and Drops, Studs and Sleeve Buttons
told Watch Keys, Cuff Pins, Pens, Pencils, X ings,
SIS, worth Of Presents. will be given away with
each thousand Books sold.
Catalogues of Books can be obtained AZ the store
ladies' and gentlemen are invited to call and ex-
anime our stock Of Books and Presents.
duff ]. PHILRRICK. Agent.
DRESS SHIRTS, IN great variety and of all
y sizes can be found on our shelves prices vary
Orders for Shirts taken and ex ecuted with skill
anu dispatch. GOOD materials, workmanship, and ht
guaranteed ef 60! f. f. B. WHITE & CO.'S.
SS2 Pennsy wanna avenue, next door
west OF Taylor & Maury's Bookstore.
As THE holidays ARE NEAR ATHAND
"A 1t will be well for ladies' and gentlemen desiring
to lind suitable articles for presents to examine ou1
praclng sly les from $50 to $50 n" article ofwtar
Will DC more appreciated by a gentleman when re-
Call at GEO. II. b. WHITE &. CO.'S,
S}2 Pa av.. next door
l0-eoSt west of Tay Tor Il Maury's Bookstore
LIGHT YOUR HOUSES.
r, We have in store and daily receiving, GAS
CHANDELIERS and FIXTURES OF every de-
Cornelius & Bakers, Philadelphia, and conp,ise
many OF the newest patterns.
PERSONS furnishing houses will find il To their ad-
j. ". THOMPSON & BRO.
b9 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and 18th SITS
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WoLFEs SCHEIDAN AROMATIC ScHXAPPs-The
proprietor particularly recommends the above
Schnapps to persons travelling about To settle IN
the South or West ON account OF It's Medicinal pro-
perties In correcting the dixasreeabe and
gerous effects produced by a change Of waters
visitation to which all travellers South and Went
are particularly liable. Strangers should be careful
In Purchasing the Schnapps, as the whole country
- flooded with cJunteTfoIts and limitations. The
genuine has the prOprietoT's name on the bottle
cork and label. For sale by all Druggists and Gro
UDOLPH0 WOLFE,
l2-3m Depot 10 Beaver Q roet. New York.
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To THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON WoiEs's
Sfhsiddm Aromatic SchHappS.-The proprietor
begs leave 10 call the attention of strangers aud the
citizens of Washington to very superior article of
Holland Gin, which he introduced 10 the American
public under the name of Wolfe's Scheidam Aro-
matte ScnnappB.
THIS GIN is manufactured BY the proprietor ex cu-
slYey al has DlstIlleTy SchIedaIn, HOlaId Ii Is
made rom the best Barley that can be- procured In
Europe. al any cost, and Favored and med Gated ,
not by the common harsh henry, but b, the most
CHOICE botanical variety OF the Aromatic Italian
niper BERN, whose more various extract dsfIll-
ed and reotIhed with IFS sprtuous solvent and thus
becomes concentrated tlncture of exquisite ta-
yoIs and aroma altogether TRANSFORMING in Its Cor
dial and Medicinal properties any ALCOHOLIC beverage
heretofore known.
The Proprietor has submitted 1t to nearly the
whole Medical Faculty of the United States, and
has received answers from about four thousand
Physicians and Chemists, who endorse t over their
signatures as a most desirable addition to the Ma
terra MedIca.
Persons who purchase should be careful TO get the
genuine article, rs the whole country is flooded with
cOunteTfeIts and limitations.
Put up IN quart and pint bottles, in cases of one
dozen each. and for sale by all the respectable Drug
gIsis and GrOcers IN the United States.
CDOLPHofWOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer.
Ham M Res
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WOLFE's SCHIEDAN AROMATIC SCHyAPPs, 10
prescribed with great success by the Med cal Fac
uity IN Gravel, Cont, Chrome Rheumatism, Drop
sy, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood
lnhdequate Assimilation Of Food, and exhausted
VITAL Energy aud as a beverage II has NO superior
Put up IN quart and pint bottles and for sale by all
the Druggists and Grocers IN Washington.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufactured,
Nos. l9. 20, aud z, Beaver stIeet New York
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STENENS'S NEW FANCY STORE sss
"A. IA, avenue between 9th and 10th Streets can
De found an excellent assortment OF Opera Hoods
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Mas COcxsRtER, the German woman who
was 80 badly burnt by an explosion Of burning
naid on Thursday night, died at noon, Yesterday.
after some hours OF inteGss suffering She was
about - wears OF age, and had an infant nine
hO"ths old. In the midst OF her suKerings she
found occasion TO express her thanks to the OH
GERS, one OF whom, II great risk 10 his own life
e. b. Conway, Of the special police ) went to her
rescue DR.. Butt was her attending physician
The burning material through which she lost her
life, was sold az 'unexplosive fluid ," but wheth-
er IL was the genuine patented article Of that
name or 4 counterfeit We know not