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The Placer herald., 1857-05-30
WM. RUFUS LONGLEY. Seen.

DUEL AT Iowa HnL.--A correspondent of
the Union writing from Iowa Hill, Wednes-
day, May 9th, informs us that duel came
on that morning between DR.. Sheridan, an
Irshman, and r. E. Ogilby, an Englishman,
citizens of that place. The cause of the diff
Guilty was derogatory language touching
the parentage of one Of the parties. Shots
with eight-inch Colts revolvers were ex-
changed, at twenty PAGES, neither taking eff
feet. The matter was then compromised
each party retracting the offensive language
he had used
The Placer herald., 1857-05-30

HARD TO PLEAsE.-We do not often see
the San Francisco Sun, but ascertain
through other journals, that it has much
fault to find with number of Senators and
Representatives Of the late Legislature, and
among the rest Messrs. Stafford and Wyman,
Of Placer county, come in for share of its
displeasure. The cause of this ebuition of
temper is to be found in votes given by these
gentlemen on several occasions, which did
not suit the views of the Sun. All that can
be said by that sheet against our two mem
bers, will have no effect to injure them in the
estim alton of their constituents. Their record
has been examined and approved up here,
notwithstanding the aultfnding of the SIN
and kindred sheets
The Placer herald., 1857-05-30
Arrival of the Golden Age.

The Golden Age arrived at San Francisco
Yesterday, with two weeks later news. The
only scrap of telegraphic information that
we were enabled to obtain before going to
press, was, that Walker had been reinforced
by 1000 men from New Orleans, who had
forced their way up the San Juan river, and
is now in a condition to drive the enemy
before him. We can scarcely credit the
story.
The Washington union., 1857-11-22
Magnincsn. Grain and stock Farm for sale

fINHE subscriber having liked his residence in
years, wishes sell his fsrm stock 40,
satisfactory who
farming frn wfrh viii sell,
quality lying
Missouri a little mile TIC f Bwing
There Abort hundrd
gently rolling prairie, the bahre timber. Upwards 81
hundred
in wheat orchard of the
hearing hney, ecoseI
Ia the neixborlood Besides
pGhs there small creek running
tract aodng inexhansible supply " al
year t.eire rallies the Hoarislng
rapidly growing market The Msss
p road complete 10 Boy ng Green 10 which
produce 70 Louisiana, and The
day. .. esg-a.,5f y. s4ge-s
The buildings cottage dweins house good repair
kitchen pantry, smoke house. houes,
cribs outouses Besides the
neyerhng spring within Two hnndred yaras s
which thirty deep
with ba, and plasiered inside with
cement Otherwise finished IN the comles
keDfd fars ia he Stste ef Missouri; y
beausnn valuable
cordng sizen the wish 20 sen H. simply bcanse
engaged present enterprise lle editor and
usIos enenty and
on proper advantage. sese.s
very accommodating. paying etlrd
in purchaser balance
and securing the deferred payments in The usual
Es. 4 ..gse .assBa8
inquiry addressed the subscriber Washington city,
Bacfod Harris Samuel r. Murray esq Bowling Green
Sept % VIM A HAKRIs
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

The fact was announced days since Of the deter
mnatiou Of the wife Of Mr. James o. Rrayman, lately
sentenced to the State prison for the post robbery in
Chicago to accompany her husband to Alton and to
main there during his term Of imprisonment The re-
solve of Mrs Bayman Is noble one and the sympathy
Of every generous and feeling heart will be with her
similar case has recently occurred in Lorraine county Ohio
man named Horace Fleming was sentenced to the pen
tentiary larceny His wife, Mary Jane Fleming i'm
meately made attempt to set tire to her house deliv
cred herself up and pleaded guilty Of arson She did
In connexion with these Instances Of woman's devo-
on we may mention the singular fact communicated to
us by prison inspector Of long experience, that
during his term of office only husband of prisoner
ever called at the prison TO his wife There are, Of
course many Married women confined for crime but
their husbands invariably desert them in their trouble
On the other hand large majority Of the married male
prisoners visited constantly and condoled with by
their soowing wives And yet how many Of these poor
women have suffered harshness and brutality at the hands
of their criminal husbands - .4Bans Safeaacs.
The Washington union., 1857-11-22
/" Early 10 bod, early 10 rise, aaI
Makes a man healthy, wealthy, and \

The early bird gets the e and .'he cow that's
first up gets the first o the dew, fscoteh.) All Ian
guages bear similar testimony TO the value Of early rising
g. .sThe morning hour has gold in its MOUTH" Ger
man. Aovgeastnd hal gold Mad 'sThe fox fears not
the boaster at night but the early riser Servian But
there is another side to the question since or ali one
early rising, the day dawns the sooner" Span J
P1 psueao nadramgar ansaneoe aaa
A genuine humorist, to whom shall take occasion
refer hereafter has said that The early bird gets the
worm is very taking sort OF maxim with those who
forget that the latter in all insect probability may be
making the experiment OF chronological apohegm
OF similar tendency handed down from grub to grass
hopper and though down in the mouth by the unhappy
result must meet his fate with proverbiai philosophy
oonsole by the fact that he is literally rsing with the
lark !" s a.a I4ssasr n F IN sgst aaga.
is notorious that all proverbs Of the s'early to bed
and early rise school meet but with frosty recep
ton. He up beties who found purse Of gold =
said the father to his sleepy headed boy sAy, father
replied the son, but he up before who lost it,"
The Washington union., 1857-11-22
OBITUARY.
From New Orleans of the 2eth October 1857
DEATH OF An OLD AND EsTEEMEn CITIZEN

rFro The New orleans Crescent os the ae October 1851
af DEATH OF AN OLD AND EsTkEMED CITIZEN. ,
When old valued eHaber society among
~ Il is pass tribute of respect memory.
many respected ca
past years chronicle
Of RICHARD R1E, hate cashier o. the
exemplary departed
this parish Feciana THURSDAY 22d instant
aged years Mr.. Re native Of Philadelphia
Orleans the a years shere he resided
rpiedy m No partenlsr disease
days-ony gradual decay, il o s nsa
Ref from somewhere about the 1907 1917 largely
engaged commercial pursuits this city,
Beverly Chew under Of Chew They occupied
the very hghes, commercial and social position Subsequent
warfare which eouniry engaged 1919
1875 many rcyulsion eowed
hate respected bore hs share and had
year chartered and Mr.
cashier which held desa Pc
years During long space
rous vicissades and
fa every director respect every is
seldom subanary sphere that falls
and faithful performances OF duties We believe
Rr1Y the only period thirty
nine years nnrng dcvooa the shfuness integrity
and honesty with responsible
example 10 the rising generation and VIII be long
bered $500 @
Mr. ry was twice married and leaves numerous descendants
among occupying the highest social
rnsreiAi position midst while sympaihz with them
add that their relative dcscead 20 the tomb full Of
and fun Of honors.
The funeral service performed thc Epcopa
Church. street. O'Clock this afternoon, which church
deceased has long been and faithful eonmaneant
1888 Fst RAsK,
" .as-# New Orleans, Oct %, 1857
meeting Of the board held Last evening the following
unanimously adopted:
Resoud board learned deep
esq., who cashier
lsls when chartered The time s demise
board highly appreciate the integrity
trng industry exemplary urbany of the decsasc manifested
in discharge during period
his sconnex witt THIS 74 HIT ,."#t
Ressrad That O respect for the memory
hoDcsf good citizen well faithful
ocer this board will usual badge
mourning during thirty days @a "a
Ress copy resolutions by
president this institution TO the family of the deceased
A true copy. Attest; 3 3t sEf G1E Es s5tE
J. NJ LAPEYRE President
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

The total Of racing prizes for the past year. Ia
England, has been calculated in Bells Life at one
million and forty-seven thousand dollars Doncaster
nceS figure highest reaching SIS, ESQ Goodwood ST.,
SIS EPSON, $50, 900 the six Newmarket meetings
$500 900. The receipts the grand stand at the DON
caster races amounted to SIS y94l
The Washington union., 1857-11-22
Improve Your Eyes.

GTRENGTHEN and assist them by the Paris opti-
~ clan, woo4soA who has arrived nom Europe with h
well the manufacture of good others of the ite I'M
proved specacls and glasses among which are the
PfzIsCof1c coNcAyE CoNyEx BRAZILIAN CRYSTAL The
IA DOUBLE FOOLS ANB POLISHED, F
improve Affected with weakness,
aract tending also, SHORT -siGHTfI3SHSS
Persons begin glasses, those using
them, win be suited first sight Those wonderful
DorBIE- -PoIIs IsIIED GLASSES rsl as.esat
have received hshet Fair
through their producing carnes the sight before
styles and magnyng glasses
sale his Of Eighth and
avenue eighth street No 4sl between street and
Penn
Prices very reasonable the h establishment IN Europe
Nov 2i-dly H
The Washington union., 1857-11-22
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FROM INDE
PENDENCE, MO, TO SANTA FE, N. M
sEMI-hIoNTHLY.

GANTA FE TRADERS, and these desrous of
crossing the plains New Mexeo informed that the under
signed carry United mail from Independence Santa We
drawn BY six mules leaving Independence and Santa Feon c
18th each Ro They comfortable fr passengers
wen guarded running through way from twenty
Travellers from New Mexico viii doubsss
safest expedt1us and comfortable well - the
cheapest mode of crossing the Ilains- ssfgt
lfs-hs. FARE THROUGH. -.tEasasa aaslt ~
From November lst TO May Ist $50
Frou NAY LIST 10 November fst "A ". les
Provisions arms furnished by propretos
Packages VIII be transported, when possible 30
d the rates d 3S pound summer and 80 cents
package viii be charged less than dollar, and
accountability for packages by conductors enter
cd the bill. sestt aagzFs q
proprors viii be responsible for package worth
than dollars nnless specially contracted for and al baggage
all times the risk uf the hereDL tges zg4
asn all the must be paid in advance, and
conform rules which estab
he the undersned Tor the OF their line 0
travelling with them The plains. II si5e
passenger allowed Than forty pounds of baggage add
necessary bedding Green santa Fe and NJ
W. r. Bernard wcsport Missouri mail conductors
agents authorized and
for passage money
HOCKADAY K HALL \
IsDrESDESoE, No, June %, 1851 oct sidlmiswsnosf
The Washington union., 1857-11-22
BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

LNXTENSIyk sale Of very superior furniture at
L. auction ca Tuesday, The 2sh san SELL 10 eelock
the large furniture No 800
q IN street large aud superior mahogany wal
nut and naAyae farnfafe, viz ~. q n -E
Mahogany nsrble-tap bureaus
DO centre and sofA !, 4r-tE
Walnut mArble bareans, and tables
Mahogany and walnut sideb1aTds. sosas ~ =.-rs.-
Spring and ntilcr chairs l-..s-.
Mahogany cherry and walnut dining lAbl0s
Do hatEacks, writing q1ATteite, other IAlles
Roset, cottage and otller rs ,4y-sg
Wardrobes chairs a every deseripaon s.s
Handsome mahogany and walnut Nhatl0ts
DO painted cottage rh4snber sets -
M Cribs, cradles iook ing gisssss, seas, ~ a
With large q other Articles which unnecessary
-.
An under se5 cash; a2s exceeding
$50 ered thirty and sixty SO, thirty sixty ana
days for note In an q ered interest," and
fsctoEiiy endorsed L. 1900 ~ A. GkEiN, tl
Nov 2I-3tFMxT !. Aartiuneer.
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

The Tampa FIorida Peninsula says that the entire
military force now in Florida has been ordered out
tive service IL comprises about two thousand men, and
probable that they will be able to conquer the
Indians -Estf '
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

rumor is current In London to the effect that Mr.
Easse the historian Of the Crmean war is about to
start at for India, acting representative OF the
Tines with the army and transmitting letters 10 that
Journal by every mail ~
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

Odessa RUSSIA firms have offered TO sell TO the Aus
an iron founders low prices the English and French
cannon balls which were collected at Scbastopoi.
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

monster Indian passed through Chattanooga, Ten.
neee last week. going to the Atlantic Fair for exibi
ton, said to be feet nine inches high, eighteen
years old and weighing 400 pounds
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

Gen. VIM S. HASKELL who was placed In the Kentuck
Insane Asylum few weeks since, has been restored
was announced to lecture in the Odd Fellows Hail.
lexington, Kentucky, last evening M tts
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

The newspapers IN many parts of the West say that
grafton nearly heavy this fall az IL was last spring
lhe fal d deemed good for farmers even
agricultural laborsrs TO emigrate the spring The
and can be broken and fences built and the farm got
ready generally for operations in the spring.
The Washington union., 1857-11-22
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer. ~
r-ey-rr,r.u oaIC aU rkIu7AT,J n Jxgpp0y Ut

v
property Pennsylvania and Nineenth
sireetn "Wednesday afternoon 18th ocok,
the premises deed n dated 27 November 1854
and recorded No So fi- s7s "a OF the
Washington COUNTY the suscrcr win sell puic
auction highest bidder The ssuing aesc1icd prcpry VIZ
Beginning 1Sh
running wcwsdy along The e o. said svense 10 The
centre q which divides cssernmf~ btsr Of sie
BaliBgsr from the second houne "a the said
row oosnncnng end shereof t-nce ndrshwsdy
along rng wk ne yard vs and aiongthe
stable said o % the siey thence csxsrdy
aIon alley Isf street. thence sofhsardy
aIg ne line f place o beginning with ne
improvements consisting excellent three story hrck dwelling
house with brick stabiess kc ts,a16e
49, wM A NIX Trustee
rf.r.f ~ ~ JAS G MCGUIRE
~ f
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

rI,HE LADIES are especially invited TO The
store, Cormery cocupcd @ X 9 Aeysns2 NJ
Banding opposite oen're hss Jsneaon Ishnsyss
ala srruuc WIN md an eiesnt assftsent
N tanev tssrt r~s pcrfuuey, nc BE- snch AZ We ss
70 90 srsLy as sf ~ TSSb MRS LAKE DaUGBTERs
The Washington union., 1857-11-22
United states Patent once,

ON the petition of Hubbard Harris admnistra-
Tor of Alpha Ricarasoa EnAeh Hanp
shire praying patent the
pha Hcbarsoa April 1894 improvsment
splitting eafhe for from the expiration o.
patent which takes place the 18th day % April 1sss
IL peiaon
Monday April IL O'Clock, and all per
ncoasd and show they have why
said petition ought be granted Nsl 'Ee "
Persons opposing required NE ga Tho Patent
Office their objections specially
days day hearing all testimony hcd ~ either party
the ce, which win ee furnished appicA
fsF1fsN ftAef
The t4ssimopy
deposions papers relied upon Testimony matt
before he morning Of tha dny the
any, within days thereafter le4asA ssSs
Ordered pobbshed the rnsou infei
rcncer Evening Fhisaeip4s
Daily Boston Inquirer Onsianai
successive previous the 5h o. April
JOSEPH HNr, irss
hf Comniscaer rnaents
SEdors papers viii please and send thesr
bills the once with containing this nos'e
Nov S-faw3w .t.s .yee s~sg ts.sF ,-st-,.-.s
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

Commodore Fooe attributes 70 the influence of III,
American missionaries the formation Of most Of tb,
Ate treaties Of Siam with western nations, which b.
thinks are already enabling that country to progress
80 rapidly
The Washington union., 1857-11-22
IA oculista DE Paris

At tA IN OCuifsta de Paris
DECIEN llhegada esta cuidad tiemna ei honor de
lO ofrcccr los &RE aa- iAsi Jtt.rss tfs1
CABAiiEEns EspAXoIAs
e-cldo Eepeneloz Anieot de Teairo,
Arga VISTA varos Mqaerrs Iafceras Fumas
de Orc France. taE aat s5
proyizoaalmcne Eight avthte
Precios muy moderados ae Europa g7.rFa
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

n Lamartine whose fortune was greatly impaired by
seres Of bad wears and his indulgence to poor tenants
has this year hada magnificent crop Of wine upon has
Macon estate in France II IN Sd that he has sold 900
casks at so francs each and has consequently realized
sum Of go 900 francs
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

Mrs JuIIASA May, This gifted Washington vocalist is
to give concert in Baltimore next week and win then
visit Richmond We trust that she will have large and
appreciative audiences In each city st~ fa.- =
The Washington union., 1857-11-22
THE1IWASHINGT0N2 UNION.

charm Of novelty % Of our readers Ellis, IN hs
Specimens Of Early EngIish Poetr5, tells us that the
aathor OF the song John sim born at oranthan M
Iinoolnsire in l54z and educated al Christ Collee
Cambridge, where he proceeded M- A and ID. ID After
passing through seven gradatiotS in the church and
having been suoocrzisely master of 81 John and niy
Colleges and vice chancellor Of Cabdge he STAINED
the mitre Of Bath and Wells after the demise Of Bishop
Goodwin and died IN 1907 Sir John Harrington speaks
Of him with glowing commentator in his brief sate
of the Church ssa' Z asF
He Is believed b have written the earliest English
drama that exhibited any approaches % regular comedy
The drama q Gammer Gurton's Needle, = IN which the
song occurs, was acted IN 1866 though not printed an
1875
The Washington union., 1857-11-22
Lae from Has~a

NEw YoRK, Nov 20,-The steamer Black Warrior haS
arrived with Havana dates TO the 18th instant Bnsiness
there very dali and sugars declining IN price The
stock OF Matanzss and havana n 900 boxes. Eu-
ropoan freights declining. Exchange on London
l0A ia premium Bills New York "a premium.
American gold per cent. premium
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

rTyEACIIER WANTED wish to employ gem
rrmspsi e ,hs Rsrscns Fensis seminary Hs a
a rsorsl we'll
healthy neighbrhcod and ID ven located fr
hscrs sssry and want good esrher gentleman
vho WIFE would be prsferred
ppAn forward their and rCrenc address "a
swrf,beryfie rravis county, Texas.Y H. u T0wNFS,
Oct ts-f1na President
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

Crrr Posr OFFICE We are pleased to learn that the
commodous apartments in the portion Of the Gen
eral Post Office designed for the city delivery win be
ready for use in about q fortnight @ 3 aae' f sa"
The Washington union., 1857-11-22
By rELEG RAPH.
ISana5oas Ausnl J. a. g..o.,ri r.,

ISNnnboas Anad1 on lA< Rss@zT R~u.
SE LseIs. Nov. z0.-The boiler Of the tata-
rac exploded when Iisbon the Mississippi river
the ITth inst Five persons were Killed and fifteen
severely scAlded Among the Killed a Mr.. Vim. Bgooe
Of Hartford Connecticut. q iEl aFsss arfttf
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

.-e ui7aaF I'D SONG. ~ tt - h'sstA
cannot a bus lisle meat, ln ~
Ny stomach l. not gs~ed; - -.+-- s..sseeerr.
. Bit sure, ] think thai can driak - ~ y +
VIA hn tl.1 hood --+Ts1as q
no 80 bare, take ye no care, ssa.4st4ss bssazs
.' nothias cold, -
siaa my akin 90 fan within Il ts.1,f. a. -
o yily good ale and odd 49, ~ aaJ D. fssa
Back and sde ~ barr, g. bare, srs-fssg ss5.s
~ Both foos and hand 80 coda sf ~ f. S
( p" But, belly. God send chee good ale eDeasn, q
,--,-. .sfai Wlether be new o. Ola srsui.s sfr
.ae1 - hAse bat brn~n taast =, ~ -
7}-7a And crab laid n nhe Gre;
HTH =, ~ A little bread shall 10 stead, r.-..s
80 q 5sy Much bread desire. s- ~ 1t5v
tla lss"+ No frost snow, DO wind trOw II. - - q
@n ~ = Can hort ms r. soid,
lam % vrAIs, and thoroughly laIt a. IL -I.t.. q
rszs - z on tolly good ae and Old. -. 80.
~ fark and side 20 bare &c. -+ a--l :
als Ana To, my wife thai as her ne
...at= Lesesh wen good ale 70 seek,
G. as' Full on drinks she IN may .......
ta- - The down her check N
. sfR sf3 ~ Then dssh sh~ troui 10 ms bowl,
8asft -.e Even . razh~crm siloais
~ And saith, a Sweetheart, my part
On this Jolly good ae and old.
aAE Back and side 20 bare, &c.
Now lot them drink iii they nod and wink
g& as a Even geod fellows should do;
F1l They shall not miss 20 have the bliss
Good ale doth bring 20;
And all souls that bowls,
# s3s On have than Justly troalid
Ged the lives of them and their wives,
. as..F Wheiher the, be young old.
.--t# Is Back and side 20 bare, &c, . ~
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

Fs CABINET FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS, HAIR MATTRESSES, SC.
TJNHE subscriber has now in store large and hand
q cabinet furniture, which he pledges himself
% sell 10 snit the times, viz,
Handsome ornamentea cottage from $50 $50 a."a
black walnut other bcdsseads richly carved
walnut and mahogany marbe4ep wsshstands
and walnut ro in brocatrie and haireloth
Mahogany black wnlnu and oak tables ss .. .g
do do sdchoards mafbict0p
etagerez whntnots
s1ss -tetes, and lounges in cniinss variety
and walnut dining and ofsre chairs f f 1H.
Mahogany, and other chairs from 90 TO tas Per doyen
f bedstea, bureaus vasbstsnds ward
robes tables stools raaa stools hat racks gfrsme mirrors
iOaiet glasses. &c
Daily expected bedsieads sings
also waShstands which cordially invite my friends and the
pubic 70 fnzPcct t@t t'
fsys 50 C. W. BOTFuEg
Nov 22-2swswH SIS Iron Hall and sf9 d
The Washington union., 1857-11-22


The New Pens. ,sa 8 .gass sasa
DARNARDS CELEBRATED PENS can now be
ID had al the following places Wholesale and reix
saehala s aha srssr i s avenue
w Hk O. II Morrison, 40 Pennsyisana avenues also, at
pens viii found trial superior
one aiai : aascsas.
-
4 CARD.-For rent or lease, a large and co,umo-
IA dious dsube house with baths coach house, sblnE
o., md s sIsR The ogss reg @ % and = s
Nc % % 5 nos % Z. e ga a. 70 sa % very
For further particulars apply % |
Firm of wan, Stephens, 4 Co.
#. az Penn. avenue, between 9th Ioth
WILLARD'S HOTEL G. & H. A. Willard,
w Pennsylvania and Fourteenth Washington, D G.
TWO KINDS American and Yorkshire, Bed Blan-
kes for single and double beds the eest and cheapest
Also extra super large bankep 'arge beds
10 cases cotton sbeeungF, all Widths.
8 cases pillow eottons assorted.
20 linen sheetngs 40 pillow linens all grades the
New supplies from the North and East daily
opening b and isoonnuis all Old ones that re-
FERRY 3 HRor1ER,
HCentral stores, = building,
Nov lg-Iotdh opposite Centre Market
as4 MISS Chr1st1c johnson, -a5-n
O nocrrsos
rs desirous OF forming classes in elocution ia the
schools Washington and win give instruction private
pis in that city and in Georgetown. Ga rs
Msa Johnson viii lessons gentle
and also foreigners who wish English
..aa ~. f
Residence Mss Hsrrovers (ormery Miss Enghs) Female
mary eoncg Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown.
KExwsc~.
Mrs. Anna Cora Ttche Richmond, Va a.
E Rev. Stephen p Hill, Washington, ID c. seaag-e afs
Grafton Tyler, NJ D. Georgetown, D. C. $685.
For further information apply Blanchard Mohun their book
store corner d Pennsyivania avenue and Eleventh street
Nov 6--G ssaa RI
A CARD.-Families that have any articles of cast
IA on wearing apparel for girls boys and ara
Of bedding respectfully
them, WArdes
Streets the either Of the undersigned,
appointed Sunday
Association held the Western Hose house. supply the des-
te children of that neiphborhood with suitable cloh.
- Miss JULIA w. PARHS Iss street,
between 10th and 2ist
Miss ANNA VIRGINIA YOUNG, AIS sh street,
-gaW sr between q and II.
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

SoSs or MaLra.-We learn that II is proposed to
tabish this phanthropc and popular association in this
city 1t has for several years been of the favorite
institutions in New Orleans and has of late been in
stituted in several of the northern cities.
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

GDoRGErows IrKAs.-Mayor Crawford has issued his
proclamation, appointing Thursday the 26th instant
day of Thanksgiving. n. @. Addison has been
ned by the city councils president Of the Vigant
Fire Company. The work the new custom-house Is
progressing rapidly w. w. corcoran, esq., is erecting
magnificent family tomb in the cemetery 7ra.
The Washington union., 1857-11-22

CARRIAGES FOR SALE have ON hand large
~ assortment q bngrics,
rags, az The hes and approved
band ht one and hcre but H,sie
VIII De sold very bow TOR cash nernnhlr AZ
a~ays Keep ON hand the largest city and
persons intending purchase should stock
before purchasing elsewhere. YOfNG,
- No 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
Also ir sale, family horsearv. younr and perf.e..y
genfie snd sound nsed by myscif summer |
Nov l9-Sawrkcpsw