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FEAT OF HORsEMANsHIP.--The Harrisburg
correspondent of The Philadelphia Press, wri-
ting on the 2lst instant, says
"A feat was performed here last evening
that rivals some Of the famed horsemanship of
Col. Fremont and his California mustangs
Col. FOrney, editor Of The Press, was adver-
tlsed to deliver a lecture in Lancaster on We'd
nesday evening, and Tor that purpose left here
at IL o'clock noon, but, on arriving at his des-
tinatioR, found that he had left his manuscript
OF the discourse in his room at the Jones House
lie Immediately telegraphed that, if possible
1t should be sent him, either by chartering
locomotive or by horse express. To get the
locomotive it was foun1 impossible, when his
friend, Bartram A. Schaffer, Senator from Ian
caster, started in buggy at precisely D. M,
At 10 minutes of o'clock, they telegraphed
back his arrival at Misunderstanding made
the distance of 81 miles in hours and so min
utes This, think, cannot be beaten, when
it is considered that the roads are now in a bad
condition, and most of the distance was made
after nightfall. Col. Forney delivered his lec-
ture to an Oyerfowing house.
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nENTISTRl.
u DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OFFICE No. lee PENNSYLVANIA AvBNyI, 0pcS
TAsss doors J.cm llf& Street. Io

DR.. BAlLY begs leave 10 inform the public that he
be at al hours at his office, located shove.
ersoce. With the large number Of patients, srsst
variety of difficult that he has treated succsss
or enI to the s esS H
own en Periepce conhrmlns the opinion Of many men
and and f. Parmy, has led him. long since, 20 dis
ali Eha@ss, Gutts Ferchs India RuGber. and IS Ce,
ments for the construction OF Continuous Gum
is the only reIsbe substance that can be worn in the
mouth, as was most oonolusvely shown by the last
Although he aatiers himself from nj. long re,i-
aenSS and practice IN Washan,tOH, he !. ryorss, m
leave to refer them TO the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany of
Or. STEPHEN BAnr: Dear SRI desire to Ipress
for me have been highly satisfactory. hope that
public that your skill so We'll deserves: N'- ''
Washington. Aug. %. 1855. j.. .FRENCB.
From one of the Oldest firms IN Baltimore. Meesrs.
H.vn, b SGsse stepssn Ball.; SG surgeon Den
tist, of WASHINGTON city, to execute for me an i'm
ny sgiSs and q view q tss sf, Is.s
College of Baltimore, failed, after repeated trials, to
ss S.
high estimatien Of his professlens skin. AAu'"'' '"'
Baltimore, Jan. Il, la5i. Hartmann Bo6ss.
Extract from note received from the late Hoo. join
nj. Clayton.
The teeth you made for me vorf .dmirsbiy; nOtl-
Ing could De better 'eD foaN pM{.'cLAyroN.
To those that seek relief from the mascies of the
toeth, can cheerfnlly recommend DIR. :. Bally .
superior Dentist; he made set Of porcelain teeth
for one Of Hy f. mlv, and plugged several teeth for
tsn snd the work h'i
of the Va. Conf. Of the M. K. Church South.
April IS. 1885.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to Avail
ourselves Of the professional skill OF Dr. Z. Bahy.
Surgeon DENTIST OF this city, having been cognls
ant of his operations our families or friends, take
pIeasure In expressing admiration of his artistic
SKILL well of the uniformly satisfactory manner
in which he performs the most deicate and ds65cult
operations In Dental Surgery, and we pectfuy re-
commend him to the confidence and patronage OF ths
public. of which we consider him emnently worthy.
THOMAS u. WALIER, Architect u. :. CapItol.
THOMAS MILLER, Nj. ID, of Washington, IL. C..
B. :. BoHRER, Nj. ID. of Georgetown, ID. G.
N. 8. LINCOLN. NJ. d.. of Washington, ID. G.
Jos. III. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. q.
GEORGE WALTON, Ex-Governor of Florida.
WALTER LKHoX, Er-Mayor of Washlngton.'
HENRY BALDWIN, u. 8. Patent Once,
o. C. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
feb2o If
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A FIESDISH OUrRAGE.-We learn that an
outrage Of a most iendsh character, almost too
horrible and revolving to be chronicled, occur
red in Florence, Ky, about twenty miles from
Covington, on Thursday last. In the after
noon OF that day, a little girl about six wears
of age, the daughter JOS. Cryant, Esq, of Flor
ence, was missing from the house and notwith-
standing diligent search was made, could no.
where be found. The neighborhoOd was aroused
and the wells and streams examined, but search
was frultless, until negro bOy the property of
Miles Marcus, Esq, suggested that she mi ght
have fallen into well that was not used at
some distance from the house. Thither the par
ty proceeded and were Mortified to find the
brains and blood Of the little girl scattered
about the top of the well
Search was Immediately made in the water,
when the body was brought to the surface, and a
most painful spectacle presented. The child
had been violated, her he ad crushed in a most
inhuman manner, and the skull nearly emptied
OF the brains, which were found scattered about
the well Those who were present say that
the sight presented was of the most horrible
description.
From circumstances which transpired during
the search, suspicion fastened upon the negro
boy, who suggested making an examination of
the well where the body was found and on ac-
cusing him Of the crime, he reluctantly con-
fessed that he had first violated the person of
the little girl, beat her brains out and then
thrown the body into the well to cover up the
crime When the fact became known in the
neighborhood, the people assembled in large
numbers, and proposed to hang the negro Oh the
spot, and the excitement was so great that it
was with difficulty he could be kept out of the
hands of the infuriated crowd, who we're deter
mined to wreak summary vengeance upon the
murderer. Cooler counsels prevailed, however,
and the more moderate Of the populace finally
succeeded In getting possession of the negro,
and handing him over to the civil authorities
lie was then conveyed to the Jail by n strong
guard, and securely confined and ndironed-Cin.
Duly Ga zsttc.
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL b Baldwin and lady,
Va; Miss nj l. Pavton, do; Sellman, Md; Edw
Leon and lady, NY; Thomson, do; Geo ii
Crosman, jr, No; Jno Dolman, do; T Clay,
ny; J Wilson. Mo; Mrs Phelps, do; Ware,
Nv; Capt Rich, Va; Prentiss, D; Smith
Pa Mr. Lewis, do; Mr. Sinclair, do Il Kidwell.
Va; l. HUBBARD, do F jerks and lady, NY J
Fettrech, do: DIR Washington, USN NJ Ii Foy.
Mrs Foy. Va J Wortendyke and lady, NY; +.
Putnam, NC; l. Cooper. NY; f G w Hall,
NO; J VanderPoel, NY; vanderpoel, do,
j Van Voorhis and lady, NY; Buchanan. Pa;
Amiss, Va; l. nj Sh lemaker, do; Samuel T
Hopkins & Md A P Jump, do; I, NJ Slaughter.
texas; Miss Logan. Va; JnO Sunderland Pa; w
Wetherill, do; Sutzenger, do, VIM Harring
ton, do.
WILLARDS' HOTEL Cassidy, NCaro;
Judge Wilson, I'd; c w Waring, Va; TSavage,
Cuba; Baugh, w and Miss Maddox, Sarah
Baugh, Pa; Mrs Wheelan, Md; Mrs Griffin, Del;
Misses Sumner, Md; Miss Ha'dng, do; DR. Nor
ris, do; T. Qnintard, A ID Agan, RI Ames. n
y; l. Human, Me; Loomis, Westcott, N Yk;
} A Haldeman, Kansas; VIM Lloyd Pa: 6 Irv-
ing. c Meinicke, " Witmon, NY; w Dormer,
Pa; L Crowell, NJ; Mrs nj l. Thompson Mrs ]
w thompson, Miss A, Jas, and Thompson
II Barnard; NJ Ne;son, Mrs Thompson, Nd; Mr.
Falls, do; w Shepard, NY; Chas BoseeI, wi;
Nj Mason, NY; c A Whiting, NY; Ham,
NATIONAL HOTEL Brooke, Md A b
Davis, do; w Bringman, Mass; r Prot Pa: HR
SDeltzer, A Williams, Md; Faran, Ohio: !
NJ Denison, Md; Captain J Rich, Va; ID stone.
Pa; T. w Converse, Mass; l. Catlin, Texas; b
Hudson, Mo; II T. Leman, Pa; ] r. English O;
Geo Forbes, II Forbes, 6 w Morton, l. $ Cor
don, Bassfo,d, Md; + S Wagner; Pa DR. r G
Richardson, Pa; NJ Ham and lady, j aud F $
VaDderPoel, NY; Ben Hurxthal, do, Sears,
do; Nj Chaffee, RI; Ii Wilde, NJ.
q. 8: HOTEL, IL. o. SMITH s.-J R Alex
ander, Va; w Gardner, Ind; J Hawk ns M - q;
Pox, Va; a Lommer, Pa; + Perry, Va; C A
Nelson, do; NJ Sinclair, do; Fadley do; nj
Nelson, Md; w Moon, Va; q p Hamilton,
Kan; w Waters, r Spelman, Va; A Smith. /.
do; ID Hensel; Pa: Murphy add lady, Va; J r
Chesley, Md T Marshoir, do; Jones, do; J J
Farden, o.
KIRKWOOD HOUSES Bird, Mass; T M
Simpson, Pa; \ Taylor, NY; A G Haiey Miss:
Rosser, Min: } w Boyd, Md; Capt w Ing
man, USN; Mrs l. lnman, p Cooper, NY; r B
Jones, do; Marye, Va; J A Green. Ga; Col w
NaTnum, do; b Cary. Wis; w A Harris,
DC; Brow Me; Simmons, NY; b Red
ping, Cal; Redman, do; James Williams,
Tenn.
WASHINGTON house. Jenkins G b
Tenney and lady, NYk; NJ Kassen, Miss KaSsen,
MISS; Pell; Z GRAY, NJ; Worth, Va; Peter
Sims and lady, Mr. and Mrs Hall, Ala; Cur
tis, Miss Curtis, Ill.
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
CTRENGTHENa and assist them, tg the Paris
OptIcIan, D. WOOLFSON, who kz1x.
has arrived from Europe with his ~ ~
own, as well as the n,anufaetnre Of good many
EnE.GLASSES: among which are the
PERlSCOPlC CONCANE and CONVEX, The
DOUBIE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. CRYSTALS, Fto.,
which are warranted to improve any ETE affected
with weakness, cataract tending to il also
SHORT -SIGHTEDNESS.
Persons who are compelled to glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at FIRST sight. Those
DOUBLE-POLISHEDV VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at the
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their producing a
cearness and casiness of vision heretofore unknown
in any other improvements.
Also. all styles of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
FilNG GLASSES, Compasses. and Microscopes
are for sale at his store, OF Eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, or Eighth street No. 49l be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
IL Do not mistake the corner Of Sth street.
Prices very reasonable, the same a at his estab-
lishment In Europe. n9-tf
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AIDES, PLEASE READ,

For genuine, reliable FIRS. free from moth and
nue., between 18th and 18th streets, who has re-
ceved instructions from New York, to sell the fine
assortment now hand, on commission, at less dis
count Than heretofore offered.
Among them will be found the handsomet sets
French Sables. half and quarter Capes ever brought
to this city, for $40 and Si2.
VictOrines S5.
Also, Capes and Cloaks, OF superior quality. very
cheap.
Particular attention is invited to two very large
and S85.
Mink sable Cape. medium size, $50 and SIS.
M INK Sable VictOrnes Sl4 and SIG.
Also, several sets real Hudson Bay Sable.
Together with Siberian Squirrel. Fitch Msrten,
French Mink, DO In all their variety
I'm lrInine Opera ClOaks, very handsome: Muhs
To match, OF all kinds. from 81 81 10 $50.
Every article warranted, and If proven as not rep
resented the money will he refunded
Il. H. STINEMEFZ,
9S6 ia. ave., bet 18th and 18th ste.,
Jan III next door L. Madame DelaTue,
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PROPOSALS FOR ENGRAVING AND H.
l. TOPOGRAPHIC PRINTING.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PuBLIc PRINTING.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING
~ Washington. January ~, 1853,
Proposals will be received at this nfhce until the
second day Of February next. at II O'clock for en-
craving on stOne and printing from the same for the
use of the Senate and House of Representative of
the United states, two thousand nine hundred and
NIFTY or more copies, of each of certain maps and
charts to accompany the annual message of the Pres
ldent oil the United States and documents. Bidders
VIII STATE the Prlce foneDgraviRg each ID, and the
price per hundred copies for printing separately.
Inc maps will be open for the inspection of bid
closing the bids. The paper required for printing
these maps will be furnished by this office.
bonds will be required from the successfui bid
der for the faithful execution of his contract.
Is TO he distinctly understood that mo bad will he
entertained from any party not directly engaged In
bid for.
The proposals must be addressed TO GEO. w.
BowMAN, Superintendent of the Public Printing
Washing ton, and be endorsed Proposals for en-
craving and Lithographio Printing"
jan o. eOtd GEO. w. BOWMAN, Super't
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SPECIAL NoTIcK.-For Perfumed Breath, White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm of
1000 Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
:" w Oodland Cream" new pomade it causes gem
tlemens hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. w P.FETRIDGE Il CO.,
Proprietors. New York.
Wholesale and Retail. Agents for Washingto ton
TAYLOR 4 MAuRY, Booksellers, between eth and
10th st.. Pa. avenue. nil
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Vocal and instrumental Music.

~ WEBER'S
~ r. X r r. ID Z o I'll LION BA ID
take pleasure in announcing to the public that W.
they are prepared TO furnish first class PAR &Hlz
TIES and BALLS with MUSIC for the com >s61
ing season.
The latest and most fashionable Quadriles.
Waitzes. Polkas. SchOttIshes, Gallops, Mazurkas,
and RedOwas have been rehearsed, and also the
original Lancers QuadrIlles, which are perfor med
by this Band only, with great success.
Orders left at the music store of Mr.. Metzerott,
or at Mr.. GautIer's COnfeclIonery. also, at l..
Webers residence. No. $50 Seventh street, between
u and l. Navy Yard, will meet with prompt atten-
ton.
2s-lm LOUIS WEBER. Leader.
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A GOOD MATCH,

writer in the Home Journal describes n con pIt
who were mot uuequalIy yuked together"
In short. the man was very poor
And what was wors. >. supremey lazy;
"A kind Of trouble hard to cure
But such as rarely drives one crazy.
His wife was Just his proper match
In idle gossip, and sattern,
Whose frock with time and freaueut patch.
Knew nevermOre Its native pattern.
Tney lived. rs 'twere, from hand to mouth
she dwaddlIng over pots ard kettles,
lie M n constant state of drought,
And both In frequent want of victuals.
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1,HE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
l. OF YOUTH.
Just published, the Sd edition

NAL DISEASES-A scientific Trca'ise on the
treatment and perfect of Nervous Debility.
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, ImpO-
tence. &c., resulting from vicious habits aoauI ed
during tho critical passage ON Youth to Man
hood.
BY DR. CULVERwELL,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons Of Eng
land. usz7), Lcencate of the Hall, uS5a), and 8,
the Guide to Heath.". Green Book, i" How TO be
HAPPY" Memoirs of Single and Married Life. q c.
This small but valuable Treatise, written by world
renowned PLY slcian and Surgeon. points out the
only and permanent for all diseases result
kind written in benevolent spirit and by scIeDtf
10 man. Ii should be In the hands of all who value
ter.
Price u cents, or stamps. at the receipt of which
It wi be sent, post free, and well secured. by DR.
CHI KLINE, No. 40 LIST Avenue, Box 45s6, New
York ian 10
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THE MELANCHOLY OF WINTER.

The Winter falls,
a heavy gloom oppressive DER the world,
through Nature shedding influence maiIgn,
And rouse up the seeds OF dark disease.
HE soul of man dies in him. lOathing life,
And black WI IN more than melancholy views.
The cattle droOp; and DER the furrowed land.
Fresh from the plough, the dun discolored ilocks,
tintended spreading, crop the wholesome root,
Along the woods, along the moorish fens,
SIghs the sad genius of the coming storm;
And up among the Dose dlsjuinted cliffs,
And fractured mountains wild. the Drawing brook
Aad cave, presageful, send ho low moan,
hesoundiug long IN listening Fancy's ear,
Thomson
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DowxING's MODE or RAISING THE WIND
The New York correspondence Of the Boston
Transcript says: Downing, the great oyster
puryeyOr, on being asked if the hard times had
affected his business on New Years day, re-
pIled Not at all yer see, gin out that any
body what didn't have oysters on his table
would be considered dead broke and the con-
sekence was that l sold more oysters than
ever did aforei"
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u 34 ID STREET,
Adj DINING Tbs States PRINTING Once

and Ohio and Washington Branch Railroad has
opened an office, at the above place, for the accom-
mediation OF the public, where orders can he left for
the use of Wagons to convey Baggage or Packages
to and from Railroad Depot, Steamboats c.. for
removal to any pospt IN this City or GEORGETOWN.
Office open from5 o'clock a m. to 10 O'Clock D. m
daily, except Sunday, to 10 O'Clock a. m, O'Clock
to 10 Pm JOHN M. McCIINTOCK
Baggage Agent Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
N. B.-Persons coming to Washington or gong to
baltimore, not having made up their minds " here
they will stop, by giving up their checks to nv
agents on the cars will have their baggage taken
care of at this ofce, or at Baltimore Office No. II
Sharp street, and no extra charge. d 10
EROM PARIS.-Fine editions, in fine bindings,
Il OF RacIne, La FOntaIne, Sevigni, Ducis, Rabe-
lais, De Stael. Delavigne, MOntesquien. La Bru-
yeTe, Saint Pierre, Rousseau. Chateau ubriand Cou-
IIer, Rotrou. Balzao Mariner, voltaire. Ca pe6gue
Bossuet, Thiern, Rochefoucauld, Mslherbe, Cor
nellie, Scribe, Regnard, Guzot, Froissart. Mon
strelet, Buchon, Moliere. Roch, Barthlemy and
other standard French authors. imported by
dB FRANCk TAYLOR,
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10 GASTON Il CLARK
10 LOUISIANA AVENU second door from
9TH street, under the Avenue House,
DEALERS IN

CLO HINU AND IENI.O RNISHINO
GOODS.
The subscribers oall attention to desirable Stock
Of CLOFHlNG winch they now have exhIbl
ton at their Store. No. 70 Louisiana avenue, second
close off the lot If possible, every effort necessary
on their part shall be used In order to please their
customers.
In the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we can guarantee
the stock to be perfect pollt of durability fit and
style, because we make everything ourselves, and
have no hesitation IN saying goods will he found
equal 10 the best order work IN the country.
Watching tho various changes of fashion. ps rites
may rest ured of finding the latest cut and ma
IN store, subject to their and approval.
SI5,OOO worth Of Goods for Mems, Boys and Ser
wants w ear, will he sold at auction prIces and pur
chasers would do well to examine the lot. This is
no humbug, as our assertions can be proved on ex-
amiratIOn. Call and see us at the above Store.
d 29-Sm GASTON Il CLARK
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Dancing.
NCIN AGA MY.

Mr.. I. F. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor to announce to the Ladies and Gen. "A
tiemel of Washington and GEORGETOWN that ~
he will re open his Glasses for Dancing inflA
Washington on Friday, the 9th of October. at l2b&&
Temperance Hall, street, for Misses and Masters,
from O'Clock p. m; for Ladies and Gentlemen,
from o clock .. m. Georgctown-on "Wednesday,
the 18th OF October, at Miss Harrover's Ladies Sem
inary, from o'clock p. m.
For terms and particulars application can be made
at Mr.. G.. residence, 4C7 street, between 9Th and
10th streets. se l26m
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IAN IN POSSESSION of some valuable certIhca Gates
In favor of the Consumption Destroyer; also of its
efficacy in relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe, and
is composed of roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge; 1t Is no common article. They are
nicely envsloped in my circulars, where my place OF
residence Is seen.
The extract of flower called the Alpha Ointment
for the Piles: can, with the Syrup, be found at Mr.
z. Stotts; the Syrup is at several other places on
Pennsylvania avenue. as well as Georgetown at
Mr. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandria at
Ledbetter's. In Baltimore, at Hance's, lG8 Bati-
moro street. diff
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10 Don't carry yonr handkerchief In your
brrI>t Po; ket IL ron do. says Panch, You lake
a WiPeT 10 your bosom
IL The Charlottesville, Va. J-ffrrsonian.
lately rrcSiyed from a subscriber a draft to nay
for eighteen years subscription to his valuable
paper.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme, great
curer of Consumption was for several years so had
ly afflicted by dyspepsia that for part of the time
he was confined to his bed. He was eventually red
BY prescription furnish ed him ls young clalryoy
ant gIrl. This prescription, given by a mere child
while IN state OF trance has cured every body who
has taken It. never having failed once 1t is equally
es sure in cases Of fits Of dyspepsia. The ingra-
dents may be found in any drug store. | will rend
this valuable prescription TO any person on the
ceipt of a stamp, to prepay postage. Address DIR.
Tracy DelOrme, New York Post Office.
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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETR.

NJ. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee Of
"Loonsis' Miseral Plate Teeth," having
successfully introduced hls Improvement al I,Sp1SS
various clties,.has now permanently estab ~@3Io
lshec himself IN Washington.
This Improvement for Sets OF Teeth consists chief
" IN making set OF but one pIecs OF material, and
that Indestructlbe mineral. No metal "a used IN
Eaivanic action and metallic taste. There are No
Joints TO become filled with moisture or PARTICLES OF
food, hence they psre and oiean. They arc
hghter stronger, less clumsy, far moro durable and
natuIal IN their appearance. l will give reward q
One Thousand Dollars to any who will produce o
similar work Of art To equal mine purity beauty
durabllIty, artistic excellence other requisite
quality.
All work responsIby warranted.
US Penna avenue, between ilth and 18th streets.
n lS-iy
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The MARRIED MAS.-How is it that girls can
always tell married man from n single one ,
The fact is indisputable. The philosophy of it
is beyond our ken. Blackwood says that "the
fact Of matrimony or bacheorskip is written 90
legibly in man appearance, that no ingenui-
ty can conceal it. Everywhere there is some
inexplicable instinct that tells us whether
an individual (whose name, fortune and cir
cumstance are totally unknown be he, or be he
not, married man. Whether it is certain SUBJ
dued looks, such that W hch characterizes the
lions In menagerie, and distinguishes them
from the lords of the desert, we cannot tell but
that the truth is so, We positively AFFIRM
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buDicRoUs Bu RGLARy.-On Thursday night
last somebody heard noise in the Kinderl o *
Bank, ana gave Information to the cashier, who
got mp and armed himself with three reyoiyers. a
swordcane and hatchet Cashier and informant
proceeded To bank; opened door; heard noise:
Cashier held his breath aud blazrd away; shot
took effect noise snoslded; found victim welter-
ing in his blood; victim proved 10 he member OF
Casber's familv-his Maltese Tom Cat. Cash.
ier said sold" put up his pistol, returned TO the
pla.e of beginning. Wife hears of Tom Cat,
death. and refuses to be .comforted. Last heard
of Cashier he was heading for Hudson to get
another grimalkn.
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WOLFE's SCHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNArrs.-The
proprietor particularly recommends the above
Schnapps to persons travelling or about to settle In
the South or West on account Of It's Medicinal pro-
perIrs correcting the dIsagreeable and en- dan
geruus effects produced by a change of water-a
visitation to which all travellers South and West
are particularly liable. Strangers should be careful
IN purchasing the Schnapps, as the whole country
rs Hooded with cJunterfets and limitations. The
genuine has the proprletors name on the bottle
cork and label. For sale by all Druggists and & ro-
GERS. UpOLPUO WOLFE
" SIN Depot l8 Beaver street.. New York.