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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-27
NO. 9.
CLINTON DRUG STORE.


~ L. CORNER, PUBLIC SQUARE,
ES I \ BIZ $ II ED IN 1919, BY
: \ \ G n. l. Il NJ ON.
Wholesale aud retail dealer in Drugs aud Medicines,
chemicals. paints, oils. dyc-stus pcrrumery. glass
ware. dyc-woods, painters articles, varnishes, win
dow-ga-s, line soaps. fine hair and tooth brushes,
seeds Of all kinds. surgical and dental instruments,
trusscs and supporters Of all kinds, spices, snufs,
manufactured tobacco, superior inks.
Gf;-fare lImGs aad Braatts far Niicdl Purposes "tN
Fancy ARTICLES. &C.. &c., &c. All the popular med.
icines of the day for sale at proprictors prices
ed from any establishment IN this section, warranted
TO bc fresh. pure and genuine.
Orders from the country promptly filed and sat
isiaclion guaranteed without regard to price and
quality Prescriptions will receive careful attention
at ALL HOURS.
Person, wanting medicines on sundays viii please
call at the residence Of /. n. LEMON.
Clinton, La., May >. 1851.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..

NV 7 To II,
MY father. Jonas X. Stuart. was captured in thc
III year S35, in the month of November. and wa.
taken of the ship Mary Jane, in the conflict Of the
republic Of Texas. and was shot as prisoner AT the
city Of Tampico. Mexico. am now the only sur,iy-
ing heir of said deceased being the only son. in
tend after legal publication, according to the laws
of Texas 10 apply for whatever head right bounty
land, or donation lands, that my father may have
been entitled to for his services aforesaid
MORTIMER G. STUART,
by JOHN VI. ROBERTS, Attorney.
Clinton, La, May IL, lSj1 90 ds
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II. G. KIBLINGER'S
a MI..EsTI- G-STN--T

Photograph and Daguerrean Gallery,
JACKSON. la
NOOD PigTthkS TihEN Ly.lLL TIiE .fBOEr
VI styles or no SALE.
The double Ambroypc. on glass. shows on both
sides orrcally two pictures. and is great fnyorite
with the lovers Of the beautiful.
Thorough instructions carefully given TO thosc
wishing to learn the above arts. Complete Sets of
Apparatus furnished at reasonable rates.
~" All are invited to call mp and examine spcci-
mems "ttN
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-27

NORWOOD TILDON.

DRiiGiST & lPO71tECtRE IND. DElLER
~ BOOHS & STiYlJNERT.
A WELL selected assortment Of Toys Pcrfumcry.
II and Fancy Goods.
Music aud musical Instruments,
Paints. Oil Lead. and Narnish.
Brushes Of ul kinds.
Fine Culory. RNors. and Soap
april II BRICK ROW CftNroN. Is.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against the
II estate or Nlrs. Mary Onutt are hereby requested
70 present t'Ir same to my attorney. John McNca
Ear and those indebted 10 said estate are request.
ed 10 make immediate payment.
June 20, lsi7. WILLIAM OTFrTT, Admir-
TnE STuG or LOUISIANA, 7th district Court
rAur,n or E>Sr FrIicAN>. No. 1872
IN ll" matter u the uccrs ion of Noel Waddcll dec d.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN. that B. W. g.
IN Brown las applied 10 this Court for letters of
administration upon the above named succession. and
unless legal opposition be filed thereto letters will
~sn" 20 him IN ten days after the publication Of this
notice.
june %, lS57. wM, PATTERSON, Clerk.
TIM Sr,rE ~ LOUISIANA. 7th District Court.
PARISH ~ E,sr FE.m,x,, NJ 2o2G.
IN lllc matinr"l the succession of ". H. O'Rclly.
NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV IN. that Vim. Sadcr
lN has applied - this Court for letters Oi admins
tratioa npon the aforesaid succession. aud unless lc
gal opposition be filed thereto IN ten duys after the
publication Of this notice ettcrsy viii issue to him.
june 20 lSiI WnPATTEESON. clcrk.
TnG SruG Or To,lsAN,. [ IN District Court.
PARISH OF Ncsi FElIeltNl No g72I
In The matter Of The insolvency Of \. W. Dent.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that H. u. cha.c
~ has llra in this Court bis account as syndr Of
the insolyent 4. W. Dent which will br lomnlognt-
Hhioss legal opposition be filed thereto.
inr %. lS57 WMrATTERs0N, Clerk.
InE STATE or LOUISIANA, 7th District Court.
PArlSu ~ East fEiIclANhi No. 2Gi.
In the matter Of the insolvency Of James H. Shrop-
shire.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that w. W. Chap
~ man. has fled in this Court an account as syndic
OF the insofrnt James II. Shropshire. which viii be
honologaied in thirty days from the publication Of
III" notice nHrss legal opposition he made thereto
June 20, lSi7. WM PATTERSON. Clerk.
'IHE STATE oF LOUISIANA ! 18th District Court.
PARISH or East FELCiNNt.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that George w.
~ lrniktn. Ia tilrd II this Court, his final account
ol III" admin ratioa u The estate N Iayinia HEX
man. deceased, which will be bomologatcd in thirty
days from the publication Of this notice unless op-
posed
may 30. ls57. WM. PATTERSON. Clerk.
NOTICE.
M RING my temporary absence from the State
~ pc. iia1lec. AT Clinton, and my son, John list
.Ir., at Port HUDSON will act rs my agents, and
bu,nl ,riy "a, -, An
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFT!
TO CLOSE TIE BUSINESS.


0Ri'Nr BARGAINS. Mrs. l.. u. Lyons will from
VI this date olcr the entire stock of Goods, ut
GREtTLT REDiCED PRICES.
Printed muslins from 20 cents up;
Rich orglndes and iaeonct under import cost,
Bc, frcuch prints. nj - cents,
French corscts, from two to three dollars each,
Linen camhric handkerchiels. from : per doz. up,
Embroidered do under cost,
Lace and silk mantlas; very extensive stock,
at } per cent nnln The usual prices,
Good Bacges al 90 cents per yard.
lilounccl barcgcs and organdics; very low prices,
Embroidered bands. really cheap.
Bhalcbone skirts nj dcIHcon Of 30 cents, OF
each SKIRT. Hosiery. Gloves, Nc. very low.
Jacr,ncts. camlric~. and swiss uu,lins, at prices
TO suii purchasers.
III public isrnsp ctinIly invited TO call and exam
Inc lasa goods and prices, on the assurance that this
advertisement il not intended 10 make sales at the
usual prices Int tor tho purpose Of selling out these
Good+at prices that mast saHsly purchasers m 80
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FRESH SUPPLIES.

r HAVE Just received additional stock, maxine
l. my assortment desirable Space will not admit
of enumeration, My last receipts consist in part, OF
the ioowng
Barrel Pork, Wine~-Port;
Bacon, Port, superior;
Flour, Mnscat;
Hams assort'd qualities, White;
MuCkcrel. Nos. !, :, and Chnmpaignc;
aKis, Barrels and Lemons:
Barrels; Ky Mustard;
Mess Beef, Hay;
Sugar Cured Dried Beef: Corn;
Fruit-dried and in Juice; Oats;
London Portcr--pins and Liquors-assortcd, &c.,
quarts; Nc, Ne,
Iai1~ Dealers are respectfully desired TO examine
my goods before making purchases elsewhere.
shall have constantly on hand il general assortment
at reasonable prices. j. &. D'AlMOND.
OK lbs green tea, Just received and orsaIe by
LD Y LEMON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

Il "ERBE-LOyE' DEyELOPHKNT.-The eff
forts of the 'paSsiOnal attraction Sophistry
are remarkably exhibited in the case of Mrs.
Lewis, one CT tie Free-Lovers whose colony at
Berlin, near Sandusky, Ohio, was broken up a
fortnight since by the police. DR. Harlow
Lewis, the husband of the woman. has sued for
a divorce, on charge Of adultery with one
Tyler The history Of the case is given by the
Sandusky Register:
"Dr. Harlow Lewis, the husband Of Mrs
Lewis, was put upon the stand, and testified TO
the intimacy between his wife and Tyler. He
stated that Tyler had made his Lewis house
his home since last spring; that he hal been
sick there, and had received from Mrs Lewis
attentions that no woman could with propriety,
render to any man but her husband; that Tyler
had gradually gained more and more ascen-
daDcy over her; that they Tyler and Mrs
Lewis) had travelled abroad together; came to-
gether to Berlin to attend the Free Lovers
Convention, in September last; returned home
10 oSkaneateles together informed him Lewis)
that they had purchased the Davis House at
Berlin, for the purpose of converting it into n
wster-cure, and asked him to raise a portion
Of the mean. to pay for it; told him it would be
very profitable business, and the best invest
ment that he could make; that he yielded to
their opportunities, and furnished three hun
dre1 dollars; that with this money his wife and
Tyler came to Berlin, he promising to dispose
Of his remaining property, and follow them with
more means FOR Investment; that he did come
t. Berlin in few weeks afterwards. and foun
the property he had hoped to purchase a Free
Love llo:el, Instead of water-cure, and also
saw things which induced him to suspect hi.
wife to bo living in an adulterous manner with
TYLER; that he wished her to return and live
with him, which she refused 10 do, etc etc
Lewis wa. closely cross-examined by counsel
and much confused, 20 that be made c0ntradie-
tory statements on minor points, the main
thread of his narrative, however. remaining
unbroken by contradiction. Holooks, acts nd
talks like a man upon whom heavy burden
has fallen; is absent-minded, forgetting thing,
around him, hesitating before replying to quos
tions, giving the same answer to different ques
tiOns eto
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VHE lMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

:. N. LOOMS, M: n, the inventor and patentes OF
Loomn MtnerGE Plate TssA," havIng~
various cltlesl has nov permanently estab- ~%OIo
hshed himself IN Washington.
This Improvement for Sets of eeth cons Ists
In max SCI of but one pleca of mat erlaJ, and
thAt lndestTuctlbe mineral. No metal is used in
thslr construction and they therefore free from
sa!Fanlo action and metallic taste. There are no
Ioints to become filled with moisture or particles of
io1d hence they are pure ard slsnn. They are
hshter stronger, less clumsy, far durable, and
natuTal In their appearance. will give a reward
One housand Dollars to any one who will produce q
siInIar work of art To equal mine In purity beauty
durability, artistic excellence any other re uisite
Suahty.
All work rssponsIbly warranted.
lS-lI - -'.0o,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02
l IMPROVE YOUR EYES -STRENGTHEN
= = Snd assist them-by the PARIS -

MPRONE YOUR EYES S-STRENGTHEN
OPTlClAN-A. WooLsoS who, ~
Just arrived from Europe. with his own manufaotu-
Ieu, ana aso OF good many other Opticians latest
improved SPECThCLES and EYEGLASSES,
GHShyasrs GSH9iSh are the PERiSGQPiC GONCAYE and
FOCUS and POI. lSHE ID, which are warranted TO
Y Hinp1Eoye pE a NJ Ny El + affected with WEAKENING
iAhhCI j or going To II, also SHORTSIGHT
EDNESS. ALI persons that wear or those whIoh
% heeu 10 1eSln 10 wear them Will be suited at first
received the very highest Recommendation At the
MORl.D,S FAIR IN PARIS, through their pro-
set. ~ "'' 'i'i
:, Also all styles Of OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI-
lNh hLASSES, COmpasses, and Microscopes
are lot sale 81 his store corner of Eiyhth street and
PennsylvanIa avenue, or 49l Eighth street Prices
very reasonable, the same he had in his esabiis
ment In Paris. pqtf
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DENTISTRY.
- pr. STEPHEN BhILY,
OFFICE No. 1873 PENNsYLvAsIA AyKsvr. @
Thrss doors from l4fA Street. IlD

SEEN At fSEs ssys
practice with the large number Of tss
variety Of difficult that he has treat ed suecess
scientific or otherwise, relating to the Teeth lis
own experience confirming the opinion of many men
and and f. Psrmy, has led hin, long snoe, to dis
e. cird a., mefc1!s preSaratlons for filing Tseth also
Teeth, and that PORCELAIN. mopnted on Gold Plste,
mouth, as was most o0nclusively shown hy the last
AmerIcan Dental Convention.
dence ana pTaotics in Washinston he is f !aEomb, Ts
known to his npmerous frisqds and patrons he beas
leave 10 reior them To the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church of Epiphany of
Dr. STEPHEN BA1L! ND Dsa SIf s-r desire s,,re,,
my my, esteem for you personally, and my confidence ip
gu as superior dentist the operations executed
may receive the patronage from my friends and the
'ubl'' that your skill so ~G!L deserves;
Washington. Aug. %, 1855. j. W. .FRENCH,
From one of the Oldest firms IN baltimore, Msssru.
- BoSss, Cntman Co.
;, Having emp0yo Cd Dr.: stephen Bally Surgeon Den
tlst, OF washington CITY, to execute for me an inn
portan; ana difficult piece Of work, which he did to
my entire s!tlsaetion and IN view of the fact that
one OF the most distinguished members of the Dental
College OF Baltimore, failed after repeated trials to
perform the same work satisaetoI i gives
Baltimore Jan.l2, 1857. HARMANN BOGGS.
Extract from note received from the late Hon.
NJ: Clayton.
u. !. SENATE, Aug. 1s, lG!6.
The teeth {oa made for me work admirably; moth
'"' ''''1 O' ''''''' '' }6Ha }ftHituR( ~ CLAYTON.
To those that seek relief from the malades of the
secth, can choerfuiiJ recommend DIR. y. Daily as
superior Doltist; lie made set of porcelain tooth
for one Of MY family, and plugged several teeth for
sell AID tho work has all stood well for mo re than
ten Joare. ROBERTT, NIXON,
Of the We. Conf. of tho M. 4. Church South,
A nTii 49, B56.
We tho uFdsrslRed. having taa occasion to .ral
surgeon Dentist OF this CITY, or having been ooxni
ant OF hs operations families OF friends take
reasuTe In pressing adETatIOn OF his artistic
SKILL rs well as of the uniformly satisfactory nanner
III WHICH he performs the most delicate and dificult
operations IN Dental Surg and We pect fully re-
oOmmend HIM TO the confidence and patronage Of the
public. of whIol we consider him eIninently worthy
THOMAS Y. WALTER, Architect U. s. Capitol,
THoMAs MILLER, u D.: OF Washington, b. C.
Ms, LIScoLN. NJ. T., Of Washington, d. c.
Jos. Ii. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G.
GkoRGE WALTON, Ex Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LBNox, Ex Mayor Of Washington,
HRNRY BALDWIN, u. Y. Patent Office
&c: WIsHT. Princi pal RittenhOuse Academr.
feb "a IF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

A BANK THAT NEVER BREAKs.-Mr. -. a
merchant, now residing in Philadelphia, who
formerly lived III rather an extrayagant stpIe.
was In the habit, every Monday morning. of
giving his wife a certain sum of money for the
table and household expenditures of the week ;
he never mentioned his business TO his wife, and
she, deeming him sufficiently capable ofattend-
ing to his Own affairs, never inquired into them
About FIVE years aftor marriage, through some
slight mlsmanagement, and the rascality of his
confidential clerk, Mr.. - suddenly broke
and his fall was mentioned sympathizingly'
Oh change, and, like all such matters, there all
sympathy ended
The merchant kept the affair n secret. and
the hrst lntimatiOn his lady had of it was para
graph IN the newspaper. Shortly after dinner
was over, on the discovery of the startling fact.
Mrs - requested her husband to, remain in
the parlOr for u few moments, as she had some
thing TO say to him. She left the room hurried
up the stairs, and shortly after returned with q
splendidly bound Bible in her hand Handing
1t to her husband, she said
George, the day of our marriage You gave
me this precious book token of your love and
rich fountain to look to in the day of trouble
Its pages have been precious to me; and. as
your brow looks sad to-day, now return il to
you that you may CLEAN from it some cOnsola-
ton Ia the hour vi gloom She then left the
room
The merchant opened the book carelessly
and bank bill fell out. He picked it up and
glanced at its FACET was a SO bill He
opened the book again, and another note of the
same amount was before him. lie opened it at
the first page, and continued to find an Y be-
tween every two leaves, till be arrived at the
commencement of Revelations lie was saved
lie rang the bella sarvant appeared
Request your mistress to come to me i'm
mediately," said the merchant
The lady obeyed, entering the room with
something between a tear and a smile
Kate Kate where did you procure all this
money 30
This is the weekly saving of our household
expenses for the five years, was the modest
reply. Livery week put ten of the twenty
dollars which you gave me, into our Bible bank,
that when a day of trouble come upon us,
we should have something to save us from the
WOLF
= But why put it in the Bible, Kate?''
Because it is good bank, one which will
not suddenly break. replied the lady.
. You are angel, Kate, cried the delighted
husband, ciaspins her to his heart.
And 80 she is Docs any one doubt it,
WrtcaDIuH and Er1ngsIiSt
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own heels. If they venture on foreign travel
the prevailing fashion compels a kind and
amount OF custOm-house search highly di,taste-
ful to any family man. And where is the re-
compense OF all this If it is troublesome at
nome that no wardrobe or closet will hold the
household gowns, it is no compensation to wit
ness the elect OF those dresses in company
An admiring father, who till lately delighted
In his daughters grace and lightness of move
ment, and her elegant figure now sees her de-
formed and trammelled, whether at the piano.
IN the dance. or simply sitting on the sofa In
TIE hrst case. she can perform only at arm s
length; in the second, she steers about like q
great steamer on the river which all boats get
out of the way Of with all speed and in the
third case, the spectator is reminded of nothing
so much as the old way Of bathing at Bath,
when the ladies waded about i'm ponds finely
dressed to the shoulders, while hoops and the
waters concealed all below the waist.
girl at party now looks like q romp half
Ind IN a haycOck, or the acOnite pushing I'D its
biOsSom between two leaves; we fear we must
add like hunchback, all rGttled and friIled as
hunchbacks are wont to be- There is an aneo-
dste told by Oae of our travellers in the United
states. OF dressmaker in a New England vii
lage who, on being reprOached about the fit of
the gowns she had made, replied that she did
not see how she could do more than she had
done; she had obtained the proportions of the
OhuS uc GhculCl. anu ii the ladies were not
satisfied with what would fit her, why, then
their taste was not to be admired What would
the Venus de Medici and her devoted dress
maker say to the spectacle of n pretty slim girl
so smothered in apparel that. as she sits She
seems like person up to the armpits in Il
feather bed.
As to the hidden apparatus requisite for the
management OF such a mass of clothing, it is
really too well known to require much descrip-
ton. When man has gained { 10, 900 by such
an invention rs lady petticOat, his cOmmod-
lty becomes an object of study ut once and no
doubt the gentlemen have contemplated the
pettlcOatS III the shop windows-crinOline gutta
percha, and steel, with as much interest as the
lady customers within. The gutta percha tubing
ITO be inflated by persons who deSpise their an
ces;ors for stufing their neither garments with
branl seems not to answer very we'll, Judging
by the proposals made to buy 1t up for trans.
atlantic telegraph purposes. Not only may the
steel bird-caSe which seems the most eligible,
DC seen IN the shop windows, but in the apart
ment above, an occasional experiment, or a
course Of practice. may be seen by drawing up
the hoops by string over the left shoulder, to
enable the wearer to sit down. More harmless
we're the hoops Of tho Grandson DAYS when
rs Harriet Byron shows u.s. the ladies made
room tor the gentlemen in carriages and for
their own circumference in sedan chairs. by
slipping the hoop upon the left shoulder.
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Dentistry, &c.

nR. WILLARD, DENTIST, LATE OP CHI
u cAso, would respectfully inform the cit r,
liens of the District and vIcInity, that hav-
ing located himself IN Washing ton, he is OIIIG
now prepared to perform al operations in his profss
SION: IN the most approved sty.e.
Once, No. 25n, Penn. avenue, adjoining Gautier',
ian ~ y "oNSi9i
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Georgetown Advertisements.
A LA + ASSORTMENT OF FALL,
"A GOODS,
At rsry Lop Prices to cash Customers.

JOHN II. SMOOT,
NO. ll9 SOUTH SIDE OF BRIDGE STREET.
Ceorgeown, ID. c.,
mas received ana now Offering at very low prices to
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
purchased IN Phllade phIa and New York at the
large recent Auction Sa es and from the importers
al very low prices whIch will enable him to otter to
thelr value; In the assortment will be found
Rlch Silk Robes and Bay adere Silks
Best make Of Black Silks
Bayadere Valentias and Valentia Robes
Rloh Printed, all wool, DelaInes and Robes
satin anconlcs, PLAIN oooTs, all wool, q very supe-
rlor goods double width, at $50.
Leepln's and other makes French Merlnos of all the
most desirable colors, including White and
Plain Delains, black, white and oolored
Ga BLACK r rench Al ernos, for Shawls
R,ch Cnton Plaid MeTinos. at 3lI4 cts,
P}inted ed ScSsIin %H Doaiass good Ss o,
go pieces, best styles, EngIsh Prints at I2l6 cts
Rich sty lie Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
paia o3ioTs do, very cheap
Velvet I ibbons and Fringe Trimmings
Stella, BIocha Shawls, In great variety
super double BrOoha do
Chenille and Cashmere Scarfs
Bajou's Hid Gloves. all coors and Nos.
Sack Flannels, all cnors
w hIte American. We ch. and Saxony do.
Black Bombazines and 4 DelaInes
tolors ard black Coburg Merinos
Black Grape Wells and English Grapes
sest Dlack and brown and white English Prints
Long and square Black Thibet and Bay State
Ladies and Cbidren's plaid wooden Shawls, In all
styles and prices
Hosiery of every description
iadIes Saxony and NJ erino Vests
Goods. of the best makers.
oc9 JOHN IT. SMOOT
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NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND

~ LIQUOR STORE
The subscriber begs to inform hs friends and the
public, that he has opsped NEW STORE, corner
Of 18th street and Louisiana avenue, where he in
teuds to keep constantly on hand large and varied
assortment Of Foreign and Domestic WINES IL
QUORS, CIGARS, and FINE GROCERIES,
consisting Of Fine Teas Sugar, Coffee, Flour, soap
Olives, Raislhs, gs. Sardines, Anchovies, Otard,
Marrett X Co.. Pi1et & Co, and Col. Chshard's
Brsndles IN cases, dempohns, and casks. Old ia
soriptions, st. Julien Caret, Chateaux Margsux in
cases, Champagne Cider, Brandy Fruits. Reynolds
Edinburgh Ale, Annisette, MRrasohino, Curscoa.
soriptiOn Of Havana Cigars.
Also. Stoushton Bftters, and Fever and Ague
Bltters, Porter Ale, and Cider.
Families are particularly invited to CAL and exam
inc the stock before purchasing elsewhere Mem
bers Of Congress are also informed that the orders
will he promptly attended To, and delivered at Their
residences at the shortest notice.
A general rs sortmeHt of fine Havana Cigars, i'm
ported direct by the subscriber. at wholesale and
tai. --,,
produce taken IN exchange.
Lewis Old Whisksy, constantly on hand, Of ls40.
Country orders punctually attended to, and coun-
try produce Of al dsscrptions received oonsign
m6nt. yONAS L. LEVY,
ie s-tf No. s+ Twelfth street.
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Dancing.
Ii A NC AGA DE MY. :.

M. I r. GASZfNSk! and DAUGHTER hsve
the honor 70 announce to the Ladies and Cen 81
tleInen OF Washington and Georgetown that "a
ne ne VIII re open his Glasses for Dancing in "a
Iemperance Hall, street, for Misses and Masters
from O'Clock y. IN; for Ladies and Geutlemen,
ifom CLOCK p. IN. GeorgetOwn-On Wednesday
the Ith OF october at Miss HaTrOver's LADIES' SEM
lnary, from 5 o clock D. m.
For terms and partcul laTs ppplication cen he psda
a. Mr. ". residence, +U7 street, between 9Th and
iOth stIeets. Sc IL 6m