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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-20
POLITICAL.

oDTH wARn.-CITHENS AROUSE. AND PROTECT
~ your rights. n public democratic mass Indignation
mrgrg VII H. held ~ Millemsus Ha corner Of twenty.
NhHrte on Saurdey evening, Nov m nj n, O'Clock fol'
ihfphrpnseo nominating committee make proper nom
nHtt ~ w'Id officers Eminent speakers win address IN
q. scurnAcu, Secretary
Come one, come all
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean steamer.
FOR CALIFORNIA, 40.
Star of the West New York Nov. ~.

FOR CALlfOkSIA, 81.
Star of the West New York Nov. ..Aspinwal
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
PmIADEPMA-From New York ID, arriving at Havana Nh
ind New Orleans Ill., From New Orleans ath Havana ID
ouAKER CITY-From New York It'll Of each month arriving
Havana l2th and Mobile l8th From Mobile 80, havana
24th arriving nj New York 18th .,
CAHAwpA-From New York 18th, arriving al Havana Itn
and New Orleans 10Th Orleans 18th Havana zrh
arriving at New York 3D.
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Ship Columbia Liverpool.
Wind during the day South and fresh at sunset Pm
W, with rain.
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BALTIMORE, Nov l9-The ship Mnnehaha from
chas, arr in the Roads Tuesday, with guano to III
Bros
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/. and the horizontal distance

above high 40 feet and the horizontal distance
above high mark In 81 fe~A .
In coming In the norhward inside Rohhen Isand)
lchs on Green will appear in tor nearly sol and tho
light ON the Moe Point win aso be seenhe distance be-
tween The light houses being above mentioned The drec
one by Capt Owen and the appended directions win be
sufficient guide 10 the anchorage .....
beat into Table Bay night in squay or thick weather. The
attention shoud be paid to the sonndngs and the
leads kent constantly going The plan OF the bay by Capt
owen upon the instructions are founded should also
be at hand for reference. ON
plan Of Table Bay may be seen a. the Fort .mc c
Approved, 81, c.
BY command of His Excellency the Govern or, H..
Tape Town Feb &, 1874 en- MI.
NorE-From Green Point Lighthouse, the Mouilie ron0
Lighthouse bears 7Tl1 deg East Of true NORTH
hrh water mary ..e........... IS feet
HORIZONTAL distance NJ dt,to from ditto 800. l09 do.
TO signal station on Lions Rump 1870 yards.
Ditto from Noulle Light to ditto '.......... ZU1 do.
Perpendic ular height OF Signal Station 1856 do.
WhRlemen.
AT ST Helena Oct Canton Packet. Allen. Nh, 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-26

p II Jae Of the best editors the Westrp inster
tt's'leT could ever boast, and one of the most
'-.'l4lt writers Of the passing hour, was a
II1'psr 10 Aberdeen. One Of the editors of the
% -'I l'l Daily Journal was a baker in Elgin :;
Islh4ps The best reporter Of the London Times
W1' weaver IL Elinburgh; the editor of the
'hess was stone mason. One Of the ablest
I-'AL''ers Ia London was blacksmith in Dun
,. ahi another was a Matchmaker in Banff
D. De !a'e DR. Milne, ogChina. was q herd boy in
s!ne The principal OF the London Missionary
ne 'COllege at Hong Kong was a saddler in
.-Hueyr and one Of the best missionaries that
-. vent - India was tailor in Keith The
~ IndehInist on the London and Birming
= - 4 hallway with 800 year, was a mechanic
I4s1pw. and perhaps the very richest iron
.--ler IN England was working man in Mo-
>T James Clark, her majesty physician,
- dTuggist in Banf. Joseph Hume was n
,-iiof hrst, and then a labOrer ut the mortar and
E''Ns IN MOntrose, Mr.. McGregor, the member
Ilasgow, was a poor boy in ROssshire.
@-es Wilson, the member from Westbury,
go pioughnan in HaddintOn, and Arthur
I-Ief.'n, the member for Orkney, earned his
~ '&l a, by The sweat Of his brow in the Ultima
uis These uaen, however. spent their leisure
I.s ufs IN acquiring useful knowledge. They
l'l no, have reached the eminence they did
s'hZ around hose engine houses, or wasting
-'&is away III taveIns.
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SNAKE SroRY.-The following anecdote IS
Jaef ltwas told by a gentleman who wit
messed it:
An Indian came to a certain sarencv, in tho
northern part Of Iowa, to'procure some whi.kev
Tor young warrior, who had, as ne said been
bitten by rattlesnake. At first the agent
did not credit his story, but the earnestness of
the Indian, and the urgency of the case, over
come his scruPles, and turning to get the liquor,
he asked the Indian how much he wanted?
80 Four quart, answered Indian.
Pour quarts asked the agent in sur
prise; much a. that
es, replied the Indian, speaking through
his set teeth, and frownins as savagely az
through about to wage a war sf determination
on the whole snake tribe, -four quart-snahe
TeTy bqn"
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MAJOR BRO WINS COON srony
BY HAZEL GRRKU roo


was down on the crick tb;. r,o-,; >,
SAID Bill Gates, " and / seed anv arns, s,
soUh tracks; think they goin' to be novarl :,
ful plenty this season. NV power
Vn' yes, replied Tom Coker .sI noo-
nosrn Tell OF the likes before. The whole wooS.
,I;i n win EN- If skins is only a good nr;co
Snr;n season, III be worth somethfn' i'm the
~ bLns, sure You live, for I've lest got ona of
'ne pest coon dogs in all Illinois. = '' u
lou say you never hearn tell n, tba Ill
.I .Ie cUons' putin Major Brown, an old yetarsn
F ' nau oeen chewing his tobacco in silence
lor tns last half hour. why, Won don,t LnoyU
euny' 'nlng bout EN-. If you'd a come bers
coo1s year: ago like L did, you d thought
coohs jest tell you. boys, Won copIdn ~
am,ss Tor EN-. We hardly ever tbonsb, oF g 81
I'm em much, for their skins weren't worth
uarh with us-thatis. we couldn I pet enonab
Tor EN- to pay for the skinnin;. '"O's"
", recOllect one day went out a bea b,n,;,,
WI. ar,er numbered about u good wbiIs
got kinder tired, and 80 leaned nm o,;,, %.
tree to rest. hadn't much more n Ia,a, s,n a o's
aiore sonethin' give ME one of tba aIIGrodoI,
nlps aoout the seat o my britches, | ever cot
In my life. L jumped about a rod and i;t n
51nnih ana Kept on runnin for over a hun-
uieu yards when think, ser l, its no use n rnn.
MN and IN snake bit, but a runnin, Won,
=" ~ onny good. 90 Jest stOpt, and proceeded
u examine the wound. I soon seed IL was NO
snake bite, for thar's blood blister n;ncbaJ
On me about six inches long. rO
:; link, sea 1, that rether gifts me, What
IN the very duce could it q bin? Arter tbinkin;
ABOUT IL while. L concluded to 90 back- and
.ock ior the crltter, jest for the curiosity O. the
ming. went to the tree and pok ed the weeds
and s,utf all about; but darned the tbino coUIJ
see Purity soon sees the tree bss @ it'll
spiit runnin along up it, and So I otis 70
lToAln at that Dreckiy sees the split opsn
ABOUT haif inch, and then shet up agin; than
L sees II open and shet, and open and shet and
open and shet, right along as regular a, q cloct
a tlckIn. Think seq 1, what in all craot;or
can TINS mean L know'd I'd got pinched in
the split, but what in thunder was a maxim, -
do 1t At first l felt orfulIy scared and
thought 1t mout be somethiu' dreadful; and
then agin L thought it mouten't Next 7
'nought about hants and ghosts, and about a
runnlIi home and .ayin' nothin' about II. and
then L thought it couldn't be enny O 'em. for
L never hearn tell o them n eesterin' a Teller
right In open daylight. At last, the truc blood
OF my ancestors riz up in my veins, and told me
IL ud be cOwardly to go home, and not find ont
what 1t was; 50 L numbered for nv axe, and
SWore L lind out all about it, or blow nm
" hen i got back. let into the tree like blazes
anu purity soon it cum down and smashed ali
to hnders-and what do you think? Wbv. il
was rammed and jammed plum smack full o;
coons, from top to bottom. Yes, sir, they's
rammed in SO closet, that every time thew
Dreathed they made the split open"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-26

A MORTIFIED CULLUD PUssOS. At the
antislayery meeting held in Philadelphia on
Thursday last, Charles l.. Remond gave some
account Of his travels in the West, and ex-
pressed his mOrtifcat on that he had learned
from his own personal experience that u white
man was treated with more respect and atten-
ton than colored person. More Difference
was paid to Kentucky y hog driver by the peo-
pie of Cincinnati than to himself-all which
was painful TO see" However, it was q sat
isfactiOn to KH0U that there was a good
time coming when it would be impossible to
tell where the Anglo-SaxOn race begins and
the African ends. The mixing up and inter
mingling of the blood was fast tending to that
thing.
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Bound TO RIDE.-Two juveniles, belonging
TO that particular class of the unwashed who, in
the absence Of either tickets or small change,
are prone to accomplish short journeys on the
tail l-bOards of Omnibuses, were recently travel
ing up Camp street occupying their favorite
place on one Of the vehicles, when, by a sudden
opening of door, one Of them was knocked heels
over head in the mud lie picked himself up
quickly, however, and in a moment he had re-
gained his old place-addressing his companion
with say, Jim, they 'ro no business to have
these cussed doors on the homnibuses, but yer
see wat accidents they cause to passengers. Use
the biIdin Ov' EN-, 80 I ill be more safer for US
but l IN bound to ride anyhow. ~ y. Pic
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r. The officers Of the Adriatic express the
highest qualification at her performances, dur
ing the late passage to and from Liverpool
The engines worked admirably, requiring to
be stopped but once or twice during each pas
sage to drive key, or some slight adjustment
Of that kind. The passage home was a con-
tinuation of heavy westerly gales, and n head
beat sea- throughout which she showed the
qualities of an excellent sea boat. The great
est distance made in "a hours, hOmeward
bound, was $40 miles, and the leat 22O. The
last night her progress was purposely slowed,
in order to have daylight for entering the har-
Dor
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THE Loss OF THE RAiNBow-DIABoLICAL
EOSDCCf--Accounts of the loss of the Rainbow
have been already given; but new deyeIon-
ments show fragrant rascality. The Memphis
Appeal learns by a lettor received from David
Embree, Esq, Superintendent Inspector of
steamboats, at st. Louis, that he finds it to be
his duty, by the steamboat law to investigate
closely all such occurrences as the alleged acts
OF lneendiarism OF the Pittsburg cabin boys
and cooks Of the sunken North Star, who had
been taken on board the Rainbow That in
vestigation, says the Appeal will show facts in
connection with these fends Of a most hagrant
character; and will also bring to light some in
terestng particulars respecting the fY,ug rcith
"ateT OF the air-hght lite-preservers, by which
many persons were sunk who would otherwise
have reached the shore in safety.
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Hg1D-Brown heard good story out west, Of
-, @'I'rney who defended some culprits before
a, o'lrt charged with breaking the municipal
~ ,t4ihsnee against " making unusual noises in
e street. The council for the defence went
= declare that the complaint was wholly
eulous, frivolous and wantOnly vexatious,
80 sad, IN concluding an excited and vehement
@hgue 10 the court If the children OF
@ei should SIT down on the banks of the llli-
,La S.s and sing the song Of Moses and the Lamb,
-, would be some people in P, who would
snP snuP Prosecution against them, for making
UNUSUAL nOisesi'i
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MONEY HDARDED.-Accordingt to the Treas
ury estimation, there is in this country about
$3.50, ,OOO, 900 in gold of which little more than q
fifth is IN the banks-leaving short of S2OO, 900,
900 to be found elsewhere. The Treasury some
times boards from twenty to twenty-five mil
lions-leaying SI75 600, 900 to be sought among
the people. Allowing S5OOOO.OOO to be in
actual use, there remains 1925. 900. 600, which
is boarded by the people, imitation OF the
Governmep., and to an extent six times exceed
ing the Treasury.
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Dentistry, &c.
THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

.. NJ. LOOMS, M: D., the inventor and patentee OF
LOOMS MtserdI Plate Teeth" having-
various olties, has now permanently estab-SQlD
lshed himself in Washington.
This Improvement for Sets of Teeth oonsists
x IN MAKING set OF but one piece of material, and
.nat lndestructibe mineral. No metal is used IN
snsir CONSTRUCTION and they therefore free from
kavanlc actspn and metallic taste. There are mo-
joints 70 become filled with moisture or PARTICLES OF
io9u henoe they are pare and clean, They are
snter stronger, less clumsy, far more durable and
Gatu!si Ia Their appearance. will give a reward o
Sne housand dollars to any one VINO will produce a
similar work OF art to equal mine in purity, beauty.
quality. ' o'"o' 'o>u's'e
All work respOnsIbly warranted
xe Penna. avenue, between llth and 18th streets
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A Ii N Y'S CON ECTION NERY.
4 No. "a Bridge Strest -
u Ro G n, u q

AShongh determined to retire from busness dur-
lns e0ruary next, am always ready TO attand 70
al orders for Parties, O., with that zeal and nmnc
.uay that las hitherto been my custom AT renorts
10 the contrary Notwithstanding. opo'''
As usual az this season. have a pretty assort-
met OF FRENCH COSFEC FIONERY' Sc and
an nov preparing large number of Cakes Of al
slnds lor the approachIn holidays. Persons there
trr desiring TO avall themselves of this last oppor
tunlty OF procuring frst-rate Christmas "a
requested to make early application. "'o
sun oher tins establishment for sale. Possession
glEen any tlme prIOr to the 18th February when n
not previously disposed of will sell at pnbIIo nmc
tlon, thus ahordIng good Confectioner an opportn
pity OF engaging IN lucrative business at once
d IS dtJan3 Iintegsncerl A. H. Army
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THHFLoRIDA WAR The Richmond Dispatch
suggests that the Florida Legislature pass law
for the preservation Of the Indians In that state,
aIlovin1 no more to be shot until they propagate
in sufficient numbers to give all the volunteers
chance The proposed law is similar to other
- game laws -
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A CARD.-SIx years experience IN bus;pass
"A conducted on the prnoipIe of secnring bis cns
soneLs PnIe and unsdulteratsd Liquors. jmstI-
mes me undersgned In inviting the attention Of the
surpassed In the District o' 10
havlng near c0nnex ION, resident in Havana who
10 judge of articles IN the TOBACCO In ",n' ~;
oa eased security for choice and desirable goods is
loIgeu through his personal attention. Particular
piHhus secured TO applicants at a triflng expense
I,.c. EWD. G. DYER,
q 10 oteO Pa. av., bet. 18th and 18th sts
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DENTISTRY.
- DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OpP1CE No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AyRNur AE3
TAfss doors from l4fh Sf,ssf 0<I1"

DR. BAlLY begs leave 10 inform the public that he
nn oe seen at all hours at his offoe, ed above
practice, with the large number Of pati and res,
variety OF dhcut that he has treated suceass
scientific or otherwise, relating to the Teeth Hs
own experience confirming the opinion of many men
and F. psrmy has led hm oax siDos Dcs bait. dI.
al q Enamss a utp for PS also
Tens sn d ioT the the construction of Continuous Gum
is the only reliable sUbatanoe that can oh be %1 pat
Roath. as vas most oonolusvely shown by the asi
ALTHOUGH he aatters himself from his lon. resi-
a6d hps p,aSos in he
,'Nse ''l'l 'nfR fRsTIMSSlziIns. Il IN SISSl!HlzziIns
FROM the late Rector Of the Church of Epiphany of
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex pres,
ou ass sGd my confidence "
LOT me nave been highly satisfactory. hope that you
public that your skill 50 SsI deserves ''na' Ano 'he
Washington. Aug. %. 1855. ]. W. FRENCH.
From one Of the oldest firms In Baltimore, Nc essrs.
Having SPae Stephen Bsi; eG Surgeon Den
tlst, OF Washington city, to xecute for me an i'm
my entire Satisfaction and IN view of the IA fact TIT thai
one OF the most dstlngHshed members of the Dental
perform the same work satisfactorily, it gives Se
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
Bati%ors JAM E1 H aB B1o'fiIGRS HARMxNN Ann Boess
Extract from note received from the late Hon John
Nj. Clayton.
inc teeth you made for me work admirably moth
''' ''''' 10 ''''' '' }oHN ftiafSp H. CLAYTON.
To those that seek relief from the malades of IN.
teeth, vln cheerfu lily recommend DR.. 8. Baily as
superior Dentist he made a set of porcelain teeth
for one of by family, and plugged several teeth for
myself and the work all stood well for more thar
ton years. ROBERT NIXON
Of the We. Conf. of the nj. E. Church South.
Apnl 10. 1883.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion TO syal
ourselves of the professional skill of DR.. s. Baily
Surgeon DENTIST Of this city, having been oogniI
ant of his operations families OF friends take
pleasure in expressing admiration of his artistic
SKILL well as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and difhculi
operations in Dental Surgery, and we respectfully re-
commend HIM to the confidence and patronage OF the
public. of which we consider him eTninently worthy
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect u. 9. CapIfo..
THOMAS MILLER, M. d., of Washington, d. C..
B. =. BOHRER, M. ID. of Georgetown, ID. c.
n. 3. LINCOLN, Nj. d., of Washnston, ID. G,
Jos. ii. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G,
GEORGE WALTON, FIX Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LENox, Ex-MayOT of WASHINGTON
HRNRY BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Office,
U. G. WIGHT, Prlnci pal X Rittenhouse Aosdemy
feb 20 IF
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Dancing.
INAN CLING AGA ADE MY.

Mr.. +. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor to announce to the Ladies and q en- 0Q
tiemen of Washington and Georgetown that S9
he will re open his Glasses for Dancing in EA
Washington on Friday, the 9th of October, at IN
Eemperance Hall, street, for Misses and Masters
from O'Clock p. m; for Ladies and Gentlemen
from o'clock .. m. GeOrgetown-on "Wednesday
Inc 7th OF October, at Miss HarrOver's Ladies' Sem
mary, from s o. clock D. m.
For terms and particulars application can be made
at Mr u. residence, 4H + street, between eth and
nth streets. So IS-em
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LOssEs ON THE LAkKs.-The Chicago Press
states the value of property lost on the r., lakes
during the year ISL to be 81 ,S2O,3Io rms IL
partly estimated. Two hundred and twee y-one
lives have been lost
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HOSIERY, GLOVES, DO.

We have on hand 4 very large assortment Of H0-
sIeTy, consisting of Ladies teeced lined blk 9.
SIX. cashmere lamha' wool, tieeced lined JiiCllie
ChIldrens worsted. silk and cotton Hosiery QIiy
of all sizes and quality. -
Gents silk. maTInO, lambs wool, and country kpIt-
yarn Half HOse tieeced lined and ribbed brown Ha (
Hose.
Ladies kid, buck, cloth. merlnO. silk, wooden and
cotton Gloves Of every variety; Misses, Bows and
Gentiemen's Gloves of every size and description.
Also, a large assortment of wooden COnfortE,
Scarfs, ChIldren's Capes Cloaks and Hoods
Persons buying HOsI.ry and Gloves to retail will
hnd II to their atvar tage To examine Wholesale
stock, IN second and third stOri-s; we have fitted
up these rooms exclusively for wholesale custom
Paying particular attention to that class of goods
purchaser, will find of the LARGEST and hest as
sOrtments IN this city from which to make their
lection, and at the very lowest prices
WIN. EGAN * SON, 325 Pa avenue,
2-6t between 9th and 9TH SIS.
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Vocal and Instrumental Music.

MR.W. HENRY PALMER'S SPIANOFORTE
VI GLASSES are daily adding new members Per
sons deslrous Of avaIng themselves Of Mr. PALM
services are requested to enroll their names az
early as possible.
This Class system is more advantageous for the
advancement OF Children, than any other sy stem Of
instruction.
1t is equally advantageous for the perfectias of the
most brilliant performers.
- TRRNs IN ADVANCE.
Urinary Class IS per quarter. Advance Glasses
S.u; All applications TO be made to MIR w. H.
rALMER, at hls residence. 960 street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
I'LL Georgetown Classes meet every Monday and
Ihur sday at II o'clock, at Miss Harrovers George
town Female Seminary. seAtf
M MUSICAL CARD.
nnlR. GEORGE M. ARTH, Iesder of Arth's
Brass ana string Band, begs leave 10 announce w.
10 his friends of Washington, GEORGETOWN AIe&
and Aiexx,aIndrla, that he IS now prepared to>ax
furnish NJ CSlC for Balls, Private Parties. Paraoe.
Solrees, &o From one to any number of usieians
TO he had at the rhOrtest notice.
Orders can be left NJ the Musical Depots of John
+. Ellis OF W. g. Metzer0it. or at his rssIdence
CORNER 9Th and g streets, Navy Yard. oc 2O-Sms
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PCtEAhr AhroOHES;aI oH: 500 bushels prime white MER-
To anti rp IArOESl In store and for sale in lots
pa PETER BERRY,
------- % Water street, georgetown
aAES.-Persons paying their Taxes o, or he
January lst, 1885, will save interest and eS-
10 The srt eT ise interest will charged dating back
mist MONDAY In October last. .
IN Z. +. SHEkELI., Collector.
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
JOHN II. SMoor, Ne. n9 Bridge stree, C.orra.
Cash. a good assortment of fanny and ys1 oToap nf
snt, saraoe for Christmas or New Y ears pres
Fancy and black silks, very obean
Shawls, Scarfs, and Cioaks
hlch worked Collars and sets
brio s'tichta tic embroldered and plain linen cam
best Paris Kid Gloves all Nos
Men MM,en prnbied DC l.ains and Mcrlno PlaIds
'GfiIno fI pia,ds; Union, % aud Bio.
laige lot Del.alnes, l8s4 and 2ic
Ernts Scarfs, Ties. and Cravsts
Gloves of every Kind
SIX nsndt nwhite and eelored bordered linen cambris
0hl,aren's WOODEN Circulars. Hoods and Gal
Gents and Boys Scarfs and Comforts
,Merinos and Silk Vestings. 60
ith great many other desirable arr,clss tb. 4,
"3uid pc suitable for present '""'
e'sn .------ J.H. sMOOT.
EiNE ALES.-We respectfully announce tn our
oeeded IN having large quantity of ALES oF var1-
oun KINDS brewed expressly to our ords r w bich r,a
s, tuarantee To be the finest and the larg gest yar
e'y niot was ever onered IN this market
Al persons wishing nice article Of Ale oan hava
1y app, ing to 2us for either of the following brands
sdeIphla and X. We also hsve ma e; fh If
Brown stout and X X Porter ALWAYS ON banJ ic'e ol
sttsndsd G.dsTs sn by mail, or dysTs will be
,,7 Union Bottng Depot, 81 6 Green sa'aiN: Street
beOr :etOwp, ID. e..
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IT MORE
T. F y U N ID z Y

NRS. GEORGE, from England, wishes 10 in
W. form the lndIes and gentlemen of Washington
and Georgetown and the vicinity, that she can be-
seen and consulted on Past, Present and Future
Events such as Love, Marriage, Loses, Lawsuits
and many other difficulties. She be on L.
street, No. 22, near the West Market. Hours
men 5O cents. d 2l- -2ws