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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 2a0 BROAD
= w street. SCI lsf1
NJ. GOLDEN offers his entire stock Of sHADHS ss
the following reduced prices for cash, via:
Landscapes, 37x cts, worth s7k cts,
Plain Shades % ets., cheap at 81.
BoQuets So cts, cheap at 81 -.
Vases ~, cheap at 4l.p.
9othics 81, cheap at 81
Gold Border 81 50, cheap at -.
Velvet Border "a, cheap at 81,
Velvet and Gold Centre 81, cheap at ela
Also. beautiful assortment Of India Rubber h.
ole Oil Cloths, a durable article.
York prices.
~ Shades made 10 order. at shsrt notice.
oe Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

~ SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in Vr
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whoare the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships
efiiee of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANrS Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03
ESQ N0 WORTH DRY GOODS
UOO,OOW AND CARPETS. AT A GREAT

ShCnlrICE-AIlb VlSlIUHS To TMH
ATEFAIR--Weha have determined to clear sut eur
entire stock OF fresh and seasonable goods regsrdes
OF the cost We to can and Judge
LADIES DREssEs.-splendid eolored Dress silkx
elegant Bayadere Black Silks, of the newest stylea
Merinoes; shawls; Cloaks ecarfs &c.
Men and Boys Wear; Servants' Goods OArpets
Goods Of all kinds fheclosest buy ers from ali parts
OF the country are most cordially invited to call
@. A. 6WATKIN
&C q Jsl opposits Ercbanga parh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

r. CAT HRIG HIT, formerly on 18th
LIE street, has taken one Of the new tenenents
Just erected on Governor street. between Main and
franklin where he will be pleased to see his friends
and all others who may desire to purchase FURNI-
TURE assuring them that he VIII cell goods cash
stock ia much larger and great deal better than it
ever has been, consisting of all articles usually kept
In furniture store, together with large assortment
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING. Persons In
want Of any article In my line will fhd 1t to their
where.
pc 2S-Sm H. 0ATHRI0HT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

ginia and Tcnnessce Train, going West and coming
East; with the Richmond and Danyille Train st
Burkeville; and with the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, going North and South 1T Petersburg.
g. e-fs q. b. ALLSUP. supt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

Ia - ~ NOTICE-CHANGE OF
l. q HoUR--Op and After Friday, Sept
Dsns the Morning Train going Nerth will leave the
q - ssss 6AMUEL RUTH.
euperintendsnt TransDWtAtGn.
OY1I0n i. y, i RI r. u. CouRANY,l
Richmond. Geut. - ias7. - n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

l. will commence in a few DAYS making tho above
nedualled brand efELOUR.
Persons wishing to secure their supplies will please
leave their names at our office, Cary, corner Of
18th street.
au7--ts TALIAFRRRo & REID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26

UNITED STATES GRAND Lopez OF / D. o. F
Al the session OF this body in Baltimore, yester-
day, report was received from the committee on
the state of the Order, deprecatng the alteration
made in the secret work of the Older in ISIS and
proposing return measurably to the work of
olden time
The committee recommend the adoption of the
following resolution, which laid over under the
Iule:
''Rssolrsd, That special committee of
De appointed, to whom the subject shall be re-
ferred, with INSTRUCTIONS to revise the entire Sc
cret work, and report to the next session of the
Grand Lodge plan for merging the degrees and
also report suitable charges and lectures which
would be appropriate after such merging -
A lengthy report from the committee on cor
Iespondence Was read. The statistics of the Or
de- show that there has been expended in the be-
nevoleht and charitable purposes thereof over
one million OF dollars, fact to which the worthy
Odd Fellow may point ind sputable evil
dence that there can come some good out Of our
Nazareth.
sSMr. Stuart, of the District of Columbia. from
the committee on the state of the Order made a
minority report in favor of the admission of the
Polyneslan race as members of the Order
The Grand Lodge held another session las,
night, in osder to facilitate the closing up OF the
business of the session
The committee of finance reported the statement
OF expenses for the current wear
A resolution accompanying the report authOr-
lies the Grand Treasurer TO negotiate a Temporal
~ loan OF such SUNS as the immediate wants of
Inc treasury may require, and directs the yra nd
officers to execute the note of the Grand Hodpe
for that purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26
PERSONAL.
. Hon. b. Hem, Iowa, is at Kirkwoods
b.. Hon. a. Hall, Iowa, is at WiIIa-ds'.

80. Hon Ii. Hem, Iowa, is at Kirkwoods
49,. Hon. 4. Hall, Iowa, is at WilIa-ds'
Mrs. Young has been fined one dollar in
Memphis for winding her truan, lover on the
street.
go. The mind of Gen. VIM. Haskell has be :
come greatly unsettled, and is feared that he will
become insane.
49, The London Literary Gazette SAYS alt is
understood that Mr.. TbackeTay's new serial will
De CONNIE need in November, that its earlier scene.
viii De laid IN Am-Tica, and that English life OF
the middle of the last century will be- laid under
the knife OF this accomplished dissecter OF man
DeFs and society.
49, David Paul Brown, the Phi!adelphja law
yer, IN attempting to get Oh a train OF cars AZ
Charlottesville, Va, fell beneath the rst step OF
the car, ard every one thought for the moment
that be was cestainly killed Fortunately he d ID
not fail upon the track, but very near that the
wheels OF the entire train passed over the crown
Of his hat.
- The Dublin correspondent Of the New
ho!k irlsh News, sympathizins with the Sepoys
OF lpdla IN their outbreak against "oerddions
Albion" utters wish which the New York
Times thinks all the world will echo
There is Gen. w alker - says the correspond
ent ''of him, perhaps, have no right TO speak
tpI utSh from my heart ne tceTe IN D.IhiD
"Amen - responds the Times land very sor.
~ we are that we can give our Dublin friend No
good reason Tor hoping that the con summation he
SO deyootiy longs Tor may be speedily brought tc
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III Two man named TTeadweII and Swamb,
Were drowned last week, in a pond at Lee Mass
by their boat upseiting
" Thos Bsliou, Of watertown, N. Y. lost
IN the space OF eighteen days five bright and
healthy children by scarlet fever - anu
III The TehauHtepec route abnut vbiL an
much fH>s and 81 ubblIng are sill Ken, AZ, - -
10 oe " H.tIe o. no value AZ transit FOR com.
mefce, iOf the want OF harbor at either end
IL The Monthly Notices Of the ROYAL .s,,o.
nonnical society, !" for November 1856 Ia, An = -
ticie hom Mr.. Daws, the astronomer i'm wbich .
very complementary tribute Is paid 10 the excel
lence OF American telescopes.
IL A man named Suggs, who was arrested
near Amerlcus, Ga, few days since by an OH.
'ei, attempted To escape by jumping from the
Killed. " '' ~"u
ANY relation to 'Simon Suggs, Of Georgia ~
, ~ bride path 10 the summit OF MoosehiI.
lOck mountains, in New Hau,psbire has heen
competed, and was to he dedicated h~ 49,
IN'S on the nth inst. IL il said that fbe yIe,,
'ls summit Is fully equal 10 that OF Noun,
49,. a. Mr. d. d. : Morri,on Of Hot Spring county,
going into IL. few DAYS ag, t u VI corn, ana
ana lost and wandered IhIouoh III s,nS 90
So - ~ ,s.s InS on green corn lie was
IL Mr.. Coleman, a teacher Of On.
, hools, near the Navy Yard on FTidsr IN. lily
the Memphis Evening News wa, acin,i iIs'i says
"a, STONED and brick batled out of tbe an,l'oe
-, nls choiafs. The cause of the dificultv w.
the introduction Of a cow hide, and the sevs,s
PUNISHMENT oy him Of one Of his pupils
worn FOR THE EAR or SINGLE Myx-
r., as hat there is " world Of wisdom, in
'Na tp1iiowiEg quotation-bTief a. il is:
Livery school boy knows that a Kite ,vouId NJ.
~ IL nAd string tying il down Ii is inst
So1n ~ iiis Inc man who is tied down by bali
viii ro.Io Is responsibilities and their mother
49, ~ igner aud stronger flight than a
oar heioi. VITO, having nothing TO keen MIN Ne,
-, aiwayS Numbering la the mud II Won
body '0u'sen W some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26

II gay dancing party was tripping the
light fantastic in the cabin of the steamer Forest
Queen, the other day. having left Detroit that
morning. In the midst of their hilarity, crash
came some object against the side Of the vessel
and next an unknown and unbidden guest poked
its way through the side of the ship in the shape
Of Jib-boom Of vessel with which the steamer
had collided. Singular enough, no one was in
jured, though some of the ladies were terribly
frightened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26

| law we believe to be an unfortunate one and
we regard the fact that the Central Americs-
previously the George Law, and the Norfolk
rmerly the Penobscot, were the only steamers
that were lost in the gale mentioned above, out
of the host that were about the locality whereat
the late storm ragged 80 violently, as embracing
prina }aeiG evidence of the propriety of the
speedy repeal Of the improper statute.
TUE REPLY TO THE PREsIDENr-The Con-
necticut clergymen who recently met so over
whelming defeat at the hands of the President
have responded to his crushing reply in doc
ument that reminds us of a village debating So
ciety argument-taking for granted as proven
every substantial point in dispute. In that
way it is very easy to make black white-or
even to prove the propriety of clerical interfer
| ence in politics.
The NAVAL COURTs.-In Court No. /, the
case of 1t Turner was still under investigation
to-day. Ex-Passed Midshipman March and Dr.
McMarin were examined on the part of 1t. T.
Before Court No. 2, the case of 1t. Bissell is
| continued Commanders Lynch and Hunter
were examined to-day on the part of Govern
| ment.
Court No. was recognized in the case of
| Lieut.. Riell
BUsINEss.-The Fall seasons business of
Washington is commencing, as may be per-
| ceived from the city's business thermometer
the Stars advertising columns. The trades
men of Washington will rejoice over the fact,
we know; for their season of dizziness has been
long and peculiarly trying one owing to the
prevalent want of confidence in money matters
abroad, which for some time also seriously af-
icctcd the public mind here.
KANSAS TRUST LANDs.-The Indian Office
has passed over to the Land Office all the data
in its possession in view to patents being issued
to purchasers of Trust Lands in Kansas
Music TO BE DIsCoNTINUED.-We are re-
quested to state that the performance of the
Marine Band at the Capitol and Presidents
grounds, will cease after this evening, for the
season.
PRoNorED,-James X. P. Campbell, of Ten
nessee, has been promoted to third class clerk
ship q 500 in the Post Office Department, to
take effect LIST inst vice Joseph W Merriam,
resigned.
The NAVAL COURT MARrIAL-The Court
Martial for the trial Of Lieut.. Lyme yesterday
examined Commodore Strngham, the last wit
ness to be called for the Government in the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26

tENALE APrAREL.-A young lady can only
look charming at so much per yard pretty
miss IN calico is lovely woman i'm siIk and ;.
charming girl in muslin is an angel in satin. Al
least she thinks 50, and as she Is accustomed 10
LAY, woo would dare to contradict lady Il More
than once have tried TO yet'my wife m p,,,cha..
handsome article Of calico. and have II made
into an elegant fitting dress. and then acromnanv
me 20 church IN II, but 10 no purpose she would
consider u Dissertation Of the Sabbath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26

IL Col. Walden, of the Lewiston Falls Jour-
nal, killed bear at PeTryville, Androscoggin
county, Maine, on Saturday last, weighing six
hundred and thirty-two pounds. He was a
tough one to kill, but three balls and the inser-
ton of knife, between his ribs, finally did his
bust ness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26
THE WEEKLY STAR,

Our weekly of this days date has a thrilling
story entitled 1.-The Selfimprisoned Tourist ~
q rich sketch by Sol Smith, headed "Jenks's
Wbiskers;" another rich 'un, called The
Power Of WOman's Love ~ two exquisite po-
etical articles, "A Ballad Of the Rain and
Barbara" an humorous one, headed "Dred
Scott; :" and a great amount of readable mis-
cellaneous matter. In it will be found all the
current Washington News and Gossip of the
week, and carefully prepared compend of all
the news recorded at this point by mail, tele-
graph or otherwise since our last weekly is
sue.
Price cents for single numbers, open or In
wrappers for mailing; or 81 % per year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26

0@NOTlCE.-Having been informed that car
tk3 tain persons in the habit of collecting and
gathering together the Bottles which contain have
contained our beverages, and putting therein
Clio made by others than Ourse Ives, and then dispos
ing of such article the faith and credit ofOur name
stamped On said Bottles, all persons are hereby
not subject to and that they are delivered to our
customers only to be- returned, and that it rm
intention to prosecute to the utmost extent of the
law, any infringement of our rights on the premises
Army Il SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot. 81 Green street.
sell GeOrgetOwn. ID G..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union this morning handles the Con-
necticut clergy men and their brochure No. 2,
addressed to the President.
Says the Union:
sit is this constant interference on the part OF
men Of the clerical profession with the policy of
the government; this constant meddling and
mixing themselves up in the reeking and unscru-
pulOus partizan politics of the day; this con-
slant exhibition of that worldly, ambitious, and
restless spirit which is opposed TO the peaceful
spirit of Heaven, that is gradually, but surely,
undermining the great temple of religion. weak
ening and breaking down those great moral safe
guards to society. without which society indeed
could scarcely exsS. Its fruits are visible ON IL
sides The groSseSt examples of impicty and
immortality are now being found in the persons
Of men covered with the grave robes of the cleri-
cal profession. Rapes, selections and foTnica
tons by such men, are but the moral sequences
of their political strifes and worldly tastes, and
the natural results of their evil teaching instead
Of the teaching of the Bible.''
The InfeliigeHcer discusses the subject of
Parliamentary reform in England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26

RUILDING MATERIALS FOR SALE.-A
ID large quantity OF materials suitable for small
tenantable houses, consisting of windows, doors,
flooring, stairs, weather boarding roofing, bricks,
d c., in standing house. These materials are
sound and in good condition. and with small additions
of materials would make five or six tenantable
houses, and If removed immediately will he s, Id a
bargain.
Apply at st. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, or to
PETER GALLANT,
sc 26 cost Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26

VNHE LEGAL ADVISER, or how to diminish
L Losses. avoid Lawsuits, and save Time, Trou-
BILE, and Money. by conducting business according
to law. pounded by tho best and latest Author
tiles; by Edwin L. Freedlev, author of Practical
Treatise on Business: Sl25 ..-- ..
Information about Texas. carefully prepared BY
ID. r.. T.. Braman. Of Matagorda Texas: 7oc.
Modern X cfnrm Examined; or the union of Mort h
and South on the subject of Slavery; by Joseph &.
Stiles; ST.. Just published, and for sale by
TAYLOR & NARY.
Sc 20 Booksellers, near 9Th street.
Intel Union, States At ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26

MEDICAL T RGEwRANKGT SIi,EEG or GEORGE
Washington City, corner Of Fasd I2th streets.
Session 1873.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
N, You've. NJ. d., Professor Of Principles and
Practice OF Medicine.
Z. II. LIBERMAN, vi. D., Professor of Surgery.
ELIOT, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy.
J. r.: MORGAN, NJ d., Professor of VI edlcal Ju
Tisprudence and Hygiene.
j. NJ. SNYDER, M. d., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of " omen and Children.
b. +. CRAIG, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry and
Phyti IlOgy.
G: e. ScHAEFFER, NJ. d., Professor of Matera
Medca and Therapeutics. ....
J. ;. SMITH. Nj d., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The s?ssion ". II commence on the 18th of October
and end in March following.
The Lectures will be delivered at the College
Buildings, No. SIS street, during the hours of the
afternoon At d evening. This time of Occurring has
been customary IN the College since its establish
ment and is found to be advantageous to the student.
FEES:
The fee for the full course Observation-Disclosures. $50
Matrculetion paid only once) ....-.-....--. 5
DEMONSTRATORS ticket. ........-.-.--.-......- 10
oIduuatIon.. 20
The expenses Of living in Washington are as
moderate AS IN any other city In the Union.
For further information address
1889 J. ELIOT, M. D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
Sc 10 SSw No. 46 Seventh street, west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26

Drown SUGAR AT REDUCED PRICES
- Beautiful brown SuYar 10 cts: Cider and White
Wine Vinegar, White Brandy, Green Ginger, and
newfPickles at g. cents per Ice.
JOS. w. DAVIS,
1t Corner 9Th and r. streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26

O"PHILADELPHIA ICE CREAM at Si.50
lk3 per gal lon; PHILADELPHIA CAKES of
every style aud variety, at the PHIL
ICE CREAM DEPOT, corner Of l2th and r
streets. Sc l2-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26
LOST AND FOUND.

Cox REWARD Will be paid for the recovery of
SSc double case Gold HUNTING WATCH,
stole from rhe subscribers store Friday night
asst and 5 for the detection of the thief or return
81 So stolen at the same tune. The watch IN RUM
hered 6Ss. London. The money consis ed of two
IN notes and two OF S.. One of the 2js was on n
Virgin a hank. jewelers. ia Washington CITY will
please De the lookout for the Watch as IL was no
gro. w. WILSON,
ser Upper Marlboro, August S, 1857.
GAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER, living ON
" Bridge street, ahove the Market in ~,erk
Gtorgelown, on Thursday last. speckle AZ
BUFFALO COW and a small red heifer
CALE, The Cow has piece cut firm each az her
ears. The owner wall pie ase come forward, prove
property. pay charges, and take them away.
Sc 81. IAMt SKOWN
&C00 REWARD.-Ran away on Friday last.
@CyO september Is, NEGRO MAN "a
named Lewis. He is Ter, stout and full eTI
:aced, of llght color, about feet inches IN IA
ne ght, and rather slow In speech. Clothing ~
will give the above reward if taken in free
state, 100 AZ taken ia the District of Coumhla. and
So taken IN Prince George Dr. Charles counties
and secured IN Jail 50 that get hun again.
DAVID YOUNG.
se8-iw Prince George County, Md.
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COLLECTOR'S OFFICE. CRY HALL,t

COLLECTIONS OFFICE. CRY HALL,(
September 10. 1857. {
0@NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.~Notice Is
ik3 hereby given that the Taxes for the year 1857
are due, and payable at this office, and that q
deduction of per cent. is allowed by law for the
ert year paid before the 18th day of Octo-
Der rext. JAS. r. HALLIDAY.
Sc l7-3awtOctl5 Collector.
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L the Steamboat, by Thompson Westcott, VOL,
Sl.15.
Quits: Novel. by the Baroness Tautphoeus,
SI.25.
The Legal Adviser, by Edwin r. Freddy I VOL;
Sl25.
Modern Reform Examined, by Joseph c. Stiles !;
81.
Information about Texas, by ID. e. f. Braman; IS
cents.
Howard Malcon, ID. D.; IS cts.
SEES FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26

ID G. HYATT has Just opened, from the recent
H. auction sales, a splendid assortment of Fall
and Winter DRY Goods of every description at very
reduced prices: ~ -. . > -.. .-f.-.-,' :
Bargains IN Black and ancy Silks.
Bargains in Stella and Broche Shawls. an
Bargains in DeI.aIns and Cash meres. ..--.
Bargains in Bonnets and ibbons.
Bargains in all-wOoi Plaids and Ducals.
Bargains in Prints ADD Gingbams. ,..r.
Bargains in MerinOes and COburg Cloths.
Bargains IN IRISH Linens and Shifting Cottons.
Bargains in Fiannels and Blankets.
Bargains in Cloths, Cassimeres, and Satinets.
Bargains in Unds r-Shirts and Drawers.
Bargains in k,nbroideries of every description.
Remember. Ladies, the placs for Bargains ia at
r. 6. HYATTS, No. $40 Seventh street, third door
below the Northern Liberty Market. Sc 2o-eOSt
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o%RESOLUTIONS PLEDGING THE Cor
I1 poration of GEORGETOWN to make n subscrip-
ton to the Alexandra, LOudoun, and Hampshire
Railroad Company, upon certain conditions, passed
I'D August, 1857:
Resolred BY t6e Board of Aldermen and oard
ofComnon Council ofths CORPORATION ofGeorge-
torn That In the event OF approp ratiOn of mo
ney by Cong to build bridge over the Potomac
At the Aqueduct, or near said Aqueduct. and west
thereof this Corporation by itself, and the citizens
OF Georgetown pledges itself to subscribe. or have
subscribed to the stock of the Alexandria. Lou
doun, ana Hampshire Railroad a sum not exceed
Ing two hundred thousand dollars, sufficient to
struct branch of SAID road from the bridge herein;
before referred 70, to the main line OF SAID road and
to int, sect the same at such point be agreed
upon ny the Directors of SAID road and this COrpo-
rptor: Proridsd, ho,csrer. That this resolution
shall hive no force whatever, or be In any manner
birding on this Corporation until II shall have been
submitted to the consideration of the egal voters of
this town. according tn the provisions hereinbefure
made, and be sanctioned by q majority of votes at
the polls.
MAYOR OFFICE. GEORGETOWN. ID. C..
BY virtue OF the abOve resolutions, on Tuesday I,
the thirteenth day of October next, between the
hours of O'clOek =. m. and sunset, 1.-The polls will
be opened at the Town Hall, that the sense Of the
legal voters OF The town may be taken upon the pro-
prIeiy of the subscription aforesaid, with the lin
itations therein, and those in favor of such sub
sCrption. shall vote Ave. and those opposed shall
vote No." r. X. CRAWFORD, Mayor.
ovrtd
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OFFICE OF TRANSFORMATION BALTT-
D, MORE q WASHINGTON RAILROAD
Road, the undersigned gives police that hereafter
only such money as IL Bankabe in this city will be
COMPANY. I, : T.. ii. PARSONS. Asent ''o
Washington, Sept. q, ls57.-?w
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nCITS a new novel; 10y the author of the "In
NJ tails" Just published and for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Book Store,
Odeon Building cor. IA st. and Penn. avenue.
Emerson's Magazine and Putnam's Monthly. for
October; those two Masazlnes are now unit ed into
one. and thus making a most valuable Magazine.
Knickerbncker Magazine for October.
Harper's Magazine foI October.
Mrs. stephens Magaz inc for October.
All the newspapers, and cheap publications recev
ed and for sale at
JOS. SHILLINGTON'S, Odeon Building
SEES Cor. AZ ST. and Penn avenue.