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NOTICE.

7 HAVE DISPOSED OF MY STOCK OF GROCERIES TO
Messrs Kelley Wilson, who continue at the old stand
and will take pleasure in selling to my former patrons As
indebted to me by note account will Cali Immediately
and pay up Either of the firm their clerk will receive
all monies due me, and give receipts for the during
my absence GEO. II. KELLEY.
Aug Is. 29l
N c. Advocate Greensboro Times and Spirit of the Age
copy month
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Blessed is he," saith the book of Mormon, I" who
poWeth his own horn for whose bloweth not his own
morn, the same shall not be bowed" Likewise -
Mnoso bloWeth his own horn the same shall be blowed
With vengeance"
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COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Oh BBLIS. C. COFFEE AND CRUSHED SUGARS,
~ Is Bags Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee.
Just received, and for sale by -
/. THOS. ALDERMAN,
Aug. "a. No. "a North Water street.
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BGRHAVES
HOLLAND BITTERS.
THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
STOMACH OR LIVER.

STOMACH OR LIVER,
Such Indigestion Acdity of the Stomach Cocky Palms.
Heartburn Loss of Appetite, Dependency, Costyeness,
Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections it has in instances proved
highly beneficial and in others effected decided
This is purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
land Professor, Brhave Because of its great in
States intended especially for those
land scattered here and there the face of this mighty
country Meeting with great among them, now
offer to the American public knowing that its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
is particularly recommended to those persons whose
constitutions may have been impaired by the continuous use
Of ardent Spirits other forms of dissipation Generally
instantaneous in effect it finds its way directly to the
of life thrilling and quickenng every nerve raising up the
dropping spirit and in fact infusng health and Vgor
in the system.
NOT1CE.-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be disappointed but to the SICK weak and low spirited it
will grateful aromatic cordial possessed of singular
remedial properties.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
chasing. Be not pursuaded buy anything else until you
have given Borhaves Holland Bitters fair trial One bot
tie will convince you how infinitely superior all these
limitations.
a8 Sold at 81 90 per bottle, S. by the
sole proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co.,
Manufacturing harmaceutists and Che .nists
Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold in Wilmington by VIM H. LIPPITT, DRAKE Nc
LIN WALKER MEARES and Druggists generally through
out the State.
June 8, I658-232&41-1y.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

salt should be understood that quotations generally
er rates have to be maid " -n-
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RICHLAND ACADEMY.


ETNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
i open the 18th of September Superior advantages
offered students in this School for gaining thorough
and complete education comprising all the branches of
Classical Mathematical and Scientific Course superior
that of most Of the Academies and Schools Of the country
The rates of tuition per Session of months, are
For the Common branches Of English Session
Do. Latin Greek, and Classical Literature SIS.
Boarding be obtained by Students, Either with the
Principal in good families convenient the School,
SO, per month. l.. u. WOODWARD, Principal.
Richland, August 18th, 1853 523t
COFFEE! COFFEE!!
81 BAGS RIO, of all grades. In store, for sale by
e'O August 26th T. Fl. McKOY co.
APPLE BRANDY.
4 n BARRELS SUPERIOR APPLE BRANDY. Just re-
III received per Schr Damsel, and for sale by
August 26th T. H. McKOY & co.
OWING TO THE DEATH OF THE SENIOR PARTNER
" of the firm of w. 81. MCKOY & BRO, the business
will hereafter be conducted under the firm and style of T.
II. MCKOY CO. Trusting endeavors give satisfac
ton may meet the appreciation of friends, will
give prompt and personal attention the hope
to merit the liberal patronage heretofore extended W. H.
McKoy and w. H. McKoy & Bro.
T. H. McKOY & co.
Aug. 23d, 1858. 297
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A Chinese Garden.

Mr.. Fortune gives a curious description of a Chinese
garden in recent letter, from which we make the fol-
lowing extracts
"TRe plants consist of good specimens of southern
Chinese things all we'll known in England-such for ex
ample cymbidium chnenSe, Clea fragrans oranges,
roses, Camelias magnOas, etc, and, of course multi
tude of dwarf trees, without which Chinese garden
would be considered complete In the acOve alluded to
there nice stone Seats which look cool eli
mate like that of southern China. The floor of this
building is raised few feet above the ground level so
that the visitor gets good view of the water and other
objects of interest in the garden That this is favorite
lounge and smoking place with the Chinese the follow
ing Chinese notice. which we found on one of the pill
lars, will testify A Careful and Earnest Notice.
This garden earnestly requests that visitors will spit
bee outside of the railing and knock the ashes off pipe
also outside Several fine fruit trees and others are
growing near the walks and afford shade from the rays
of the sun. On one of these read the following -
Ramblers here r be accused puckng the fruit on this
tree How exceedingly polite
Near the centre of the garden stands substantial
summer house or hail. named the Hall of Fragrant
Plants The same notice to smokers and chewers of
beelnut is also put up here and there is another and
longer One which | must not forget to quote. 1t is
this In this garden the plants intended to delight
the eyes OF all VISITORS great deal has been expended
IN planting and in keeping it in order and the garden
now beginning to yield some return. Those who come
here to saunter about earnestly prayed not to pluck
the fruit flowers in order that the beauty of the place
may be preserved. And then follows piece of true
Chinese politeness We beg those who understand
this notice to it. Passing through the Hall Of
Fragrant Plants, approached, between two rows Of
Olea tragrans, fine ornamental suite of rooms tasteful
y furnished and decorated in which visitors received
and entertained An inscription informs that this is
called the Fragrant Hall of the Woochee Tree
leaving this place by door, we observed the
following notice Saunterers here will be excused en-
terng This apparently leads to the private apartments
of the family In this side of the garden there is some
artificial rockwork, which the Chinese know well how
to construct and various summer houses tastefuly deco
rated, of which is called the Library of Verdant
Purity Between this part of the garden and the
lake for fish and water lilies This is crossed by zig
dilapidated."
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GUANO GUANO!!
coz BAGS NO. PERUVIAN GUANO, DAILY Elk.
lsO2C expected. Orders received In time will be filled
at W. & W. Rail Road wharf, desired, free of charge
Aug TO- W. II. McRARY u co.
s'Banner" Salisbury "Patriot, Greensboro, Recorder
HiIsboro' cow 3 times and send bill to this office.
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WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP.
FRONT STREET, BELOW MARKET
YINHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish BRASS AND
| IRON CASTINGS. STEAM ENGINES, MILL
WORK AND MACHINERY of all kinds.
Old Machinery oyerhauled and repaired.
Will make to order Patterns, Ornamental and Archtec
turaI and supply Drafts for all kind of Machinery.
Ali work warranted as represented.
RFCash paid for old Copper, Brass and lron
TERMS-Cash delivery. JOHN G. BAILEY,
Proprietor.
Wilmington, June "a, 1858 246ly-43-ly
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II AND l24 LINEN sHEETMGs. For sale by
III Aug. 10. J. s. WILLIAMS.
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b. F. GRADY,
d. tt UIhfADH3
GENERAL COLLECTING AqENl

F. GRADf,
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,
WILMINGTON, N. c..
WILL RECEIVE CLAIMS FOR COLLECTION IN THIS
w and the adjoining Counties
Prompt attention given the collection and remittance OF
claims placed in his hands by Northern Merchants.
Stocks Bonds Notes. &c. bought and sold on Commission
Highest cash prices paid for Land Warrants.
Business transactions strictly confidential when required
3 Refers the citizens generally of this town. and to
Messrs. T. Bruce Co., and Messrs. Furman, Davis
Co., Neoo York.
Office up stairs the Store of Me9srs Murray Pea
cock North Water Street
Feb 18th 1853 139-tf-25-tf
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
TTNHE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government,
under the supervision of the Captain General of Cuba will
take place at HAVANA
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WHIsKEYi WIHSKEYH
RI BBLS. WILTSHIRE CINCINNATI WHISKEY;
e)tD5 Rose
80 North State (Whte) =
In store and for sale by I. d. McKOYt q co
Aug. "a.
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HEAD QUARTERS, BOTH REGIMENT, N. c. NJ.
NJ Wilmington, August 10Th, 1865
M THE commissioned officers of this regiment are hereby
notified that agreeaby to Division Orders bearing date Au
gust 18th. election for Brgader General to fill the
cancy caused by the death of Bgader General H. H. Wat
ers will be held at the Court Honse in this town the LIST
of Sept next between the hours Of II A 81. and p NJ
Capt Thos. Moore, of the Middle Sound Company, and
Lieut. Thos W. Brown, Jr., of the Lower Division W. NJ.
hereby detailed to assist in holding the polls and
Quoting said election. BY Order
COL. JNO. l.. CANTWEIL.
JAS. D. RADCLIFFE, Adg't.
August 18th, 1858. 2S7-td.
FOR SALE.
T ARD IN KEGS AND BBLS.; Snuff Candles, Butter,
~ Vinegar, Salt Pepper, Spice, Cassa, Matches Shot,
Powder, Axes, Hoes Shovels and Spades, &c. &c. By
1. THOS. ALDERMAN,
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MOLASSES.
. rs BARRELS HEAVY SWEET MOLASSES.-
(8E8 For sale by j. & J. L. HATHAWAY & CO.
Aug. 18th 1853.
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SANDS, SARSAPARnLA.

Ed. 0heDOygan Nleusbode, Shebo.
See advertisement. august 24th-2
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MAR RED,

MARRIED..
On Tuesday, the 9Th instant by the Rev Mr. Car
son MlkLlAM n: NALLi to Miss JANE MIL
DRED WAGNt X, all OF this city.
=, On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Father Walden
Mr: ALBERT r. CHARLES to Miss MARGA-
hEI JANE FENESEY, all OF this CITY.
In baltimore. on the 9th instant by the Rev Mr.
SHhelb: w: g. METZERUTT, or this clty TO
hENRIETTA e.. youngest daughter Of C. a.
Eisenorandt, Esq, OF the former place.
DIED,
On the 18th instant, IN the trumphs of faith
SUSAN, beloved wife Of VIM. b. Benson in the
6lst OF her age. 80 '
" may our ieet pursue the way
Our pious mother led;
With love and holy zeal obey
The counsels of the dead
Let US be wesn'd from earthly ioys-
Let hope our grief dispel;
The dead In Jesus shall arise
In endless bliss to dwell.
On the 18th distant, RICHARDSON GRAY.
ms funeral Will take place on Thursday at 2
O'Clock p IN from his late residences Gomez Nav
Ork avenue AID 18th st. The friends and Acc ua n
tend. w 81
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AUCTION aALA


[-By Will q @8AWW1o0 -
CIOTHJNG Ann n011D. Auctioneers.
SIuRE 7 A ucTIoN.--On Tit n ShhtDv fUKNI-
tNu, lstn Novembsr, at 10 O'Clock We vii III
i,ot. o. our auction rooms, let Of winter .n
srsc a. 80 As
fan.s, tests' Undershlrts, do. sfFfoEfs
A"3a = nxrge lot OF dousehoid Furniture, Stoyes
nahkete, e CT go. .s4t "E1n.. n-ElI' -
non WALL & BARNARD. Anets.
q, CpCpI
-pusrSy, a. EN-. Auotioneef. -o'o
|'InUSI Ed q SALE Of VALUABLE BUILD
Rxr ISs .YRs n ne n ON 18th sfnxIT WlsT,
"a ,tne 10Th gay OF Noysmber.l shall sell, ct
eC 2, M, Ia ifont OF the premises by virtue OF
aeeo OF trust 70 the subscriber, and duly recorded
IN sne nnd records for the county Of washing ton
IN the pistIot OF Columbia, and onsent Of all par
les, the following described valuable property,
ying ana being In the oily Of washington, ID, c.
VIE: .. e. -
Lot NOS: IN D.vldson's subdivision of Square
NO 49, having front on nth street of q feet
running BACK 10 50 feet alley, between 4, and nj
streets north :
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Auction Sales.
VAN. ~ isSHEENs,, AyeasnssI; !.

VALuABtee s StffEDSYEe aEfsSsff's on ,Tr ST.,
n kAsI OF TIE CAPIroI, AT ArCrIoN.-0n MON
Me- s'oG n s n Ss sas prem ss..
ns front OF feet on the wet aide Of SIN street
ln onhnins back la feetl inoh, containing s feet
Terms; One third cash b.l.no. in ,ix and nina
cisn1se gwen and deed Of trust taken f,tie IN
chaser. All eoavsysneins At the cost Of the pur-
from ~ Sss t: ~ With within 10 day.
r,a ssd d.R1srssnss i be re'Od 1t the
= - GREEN. Auot.
A pMlNi 3 A iefsSfkk!s, a AAF.1tloe;:I,
ths R,IGt Of cSu@6ls .e f q. e pSS. SsS for
PP Sssla Msss 2 O; ss aS s..P
sntsIyg Boy. from 1 Z 3 10 S Sssr. or,,.
no 1851. AbSA Ad,o!do A i Hall,
s .a1., ,:y.5 soI =, yls.s q .I. Of
county of Wsshinrtol and to me directed. VIII VII
dSS ESD S cSs ss
OF November 1858. at u O'Clock M, the following
Una Il and 10 Gfs css SS.
y SsnsNSs No Il! original Lots Nos and 1. In
o. said iot and running thence esst 20 feet, thence
and thence to the poini Of ass
sSseeoe w -. az c ana the
Pstten, and viii be sold TO satisfy Judicsis No, a.
NO9T.s John E Kendall. JONI W. Ss.n fhS s raro
W% Msa Mica.. Rs shT and Ma. Ms9
MoCurdy, Ballard Cha bourn and al and John Fra.
Psstsn sErb 81 fs. %sr Salaries
no SITS for the Distriot of Columbia.
MARsHAL's sALE.-In virIus Of a Vnt Of
Nl feIi faoss issued from the CLERKS office Of the
County Of Wsshinston and to o me Sreceed G' s .ns
expose 70 pubic sale for CASH. n front of the Court
day ef u s at tss Ssa
Ing described property, 10 wits All defendant riSbt
Of No. IN s sau. re Me- I S 81 the
front Of 50 feet on street cast, and running back
With ali and the o. hs t sSshs
the City OF Washnston, b. c.; seized and fsy,ie d
Ss jGd 81 WN Ma and viii
1853, in favor of simT Strong: pss Of NJ: Thompson.
oct 2l-dts for the District Of Columbia.
untIl MONDAY, the 22d instant, same hour and
place; IN consequence Of the inclemency OF tie
no,5-ts for the DISTRICT OF Columbia.
NIARSHAL's sALE.-In virtue of av1t a.
I'VE len iacss issued from the CLERKS ofce of the
Circuit Court Of the DISTRICT Of Columbia for the
eS5RGse to public sale for CASH in front Of the
NJ, on SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF November,
iS5S me following described Property, 10 wit: All
Lot No. fourteen, ia in Square No. four hundred
ana hve (46, together with all and singular the i'm
Rroveme1ts thereon, in the city Of washington, b.
&, seized aud levIed upon as the property Of VIM.
u. stewart, and will be sold to satisfy judicial No
-, 70 OCTOBER term, 1856, John Is. Morgan VS. VIM
i. stewart. j. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District Of Columbia,
THE AROyE SALE Is POSTPONED
until the 10Th instant, at the same hour and n ace
j. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District NJ N
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9 2OO gusHELs WHITE MERCER Pt

9 .200 guSHELs WHITE MERCER 20
sos lbs. New York and Ohio Butter,
900 do. DO. CheSss
SO heads Cabbage.
is barrels English crsoknells and oystsr orsSt
1000 lbs .' Buohvh..t Meal. ..r
80 barrels Cider Vinegar
80 DO. White w heat Family Flour,
50 do. Apples,
DO, msckeTsl and Alsvives.
800 do. Marrow fat squash,
For salebJ WILSON Il BARR.
ue,. Wholesale Produce Dealers,
10 I2-oL <e6 sth street.
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FAIRS, Balls, and Festivals furnished with Ics
cream, oil the best quality, at 81 per gallon, and
Confectionery OF ali kinds, at reduced prices fresh
made every day, at the PhiIddslph a Coafsettoneyv
ara zee cream Depot, corner I2.h and r streets.
=. W6RDpISG CAKES. very pretty and very cheap at
tne phla Confectionery. corner 18TH and F.
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices, 80 GEMS Der
sooIt. no Inn
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Financtal.

NEW okK, Nov E.-Stocks are higher Chi
esgo aud Rock Island 62K; Cumbe' land Coal Co.
IN Illinois Central shares 79X Do bonds % \ ;
MIcnigan southern - h; New York Central e ;
sEeldins 81 NIL. and Miss. l2k; Va. 6's 81; NJ
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New York MaYkets.

NEW loRI, Nov. E.-Flour Is quiet; state
- 5oa4I5; Ohios5 s0as5 GO; Southern Is sOsS 50
Wheat Is buoyant; Southern red SI.I6asI 90;
yellow SIC
Pork Is FIRM; mess sI7. sOal7 50; prime STA
Lard Is nrm al loallc. Whisky Is dull NJ n nc
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'TS

GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'TS
TIAkE NOfICE.-Persons IN arrears for
AS Taxes due this Corporation will please cali
and settle at once they will subject them
selves to expense and oatlon. Tas School
Tax list Is now In my haI DIS for collection.
e. r. SHEkELL, Collector
Georgetown. ID. C, Nov. is. 1883 no I7-Im.
%U NlO~ BUILDING ASSOCIATION
~ The annual meeting of the Union Building
ASsOciation, Of Georgetown. wall be held at the
Council Chamber. on THURSDAY EVENING
at o'clock and at O'Clock the sans evening an
election for officers for the ensuing year will take
place. THOMAS JEWELL
no 1851 Ssorata,x
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

IL Thspsh /" The star" is printed On ihs
lsstest steam press In use south Of Balii-
more, It's edition IL % large as 70 require II
10 be put 70 press At an early hour, Adver-
tisements, therefore, should be sent IN by ~
s'cisck, MT otherwise they may net appear
until the next day. -
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WINTER MILLINERY,

~ MISS z. E. MCDONALD, No. ,$GES
Bridge street, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., would respec =
fully lnfoI her Gu stomers and the public generally
some assortment of Ladies'. Misses and Chidren's
HATS, to; which she Invites the attention Of the
pairing done as usual No ~ 81
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BaltImere Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. H.-PIour Ia active: Ohio as
heat 10 sctive and steady; red 81 iesS i rs,
Csc; yellow 6Sa73c ~.
PROVISIONS are quiet but frm. There is nothing
oorng; however, owing TO the light stock
=, WHISKY Is buoysnt with large sales; Ohio q n a
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L MAYORS OFFICE. 6 Georgetown, DC.
IN accordanoe with the following resolution, /,
hereby The ash Sf SSTs@ no
Der instant, TO be observed IN this town as day of
request the several ministers of the Gospel to ap-
point renglous serve In their peotive
closing their places Of Business and recreation, aud
uniting In public acts OF devotion, and by appropri
tuds to the Creator for the benefits of the past
IN srpPlicatlon for His blessing and kind providence
Given under my hand this sixteenth day of No
vemesr, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
RICHARD r. CRAWFORD, Mayor.
A Resolution ssttins, apart a day for Pnblie
Resolrsd. By the 3 card Of Aldermen and Board
fopH, That the Mayor be. and he is hereby' re-
suested to set apart, BY proclamation, Thursday,
the twenty fifth instant, for pubic thank and
Resolr'd. further. That he request the several
and S oo.ns DsGs IN
'-N ''''" $3.50 D. ssaTiS S ,GRopLEy,
President p,o tenn Board Of Aldermen.
no i1,sotd k. K. CRAWFORD, Mayor.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
D,ECK,WshEAr. BUTTER. &c..just received
$50 lbs. New Buckwheat in IS. 80. and 100 pound
50 tess No. 1 6ades Butter.
] 80 lbs. new and old Bacon Hams, and Shoulders,
81 sacks Family and Extra Flour.
5hogsheads Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars, some
Is bbls. Crushed Powdered, and Clarified do.
CO. new orleans and Porto Rico Molasses,
% boxes Hsw York and English Dairy Cheese.
20 whole, half and uarteT- boxes New Raisinr.
lOboxes Chemical, Sperm and Adsmantlns Can
IS bags Rio. Lasuayra and Java Coffees,
81 Cucumber Plekes.
10 bags F. Lberts, Pecan and Cream Nuts,
90f seu D tneb Soap, warranted to wash
And many other a5i Giles usually kept in family
to egnStua cgstomers T. 8 LIP IPsC0 81 iBn''
W. Cont forget the number-lls High street.
F9R BosT0N.cTne regular packet schooner
arrived and is now disohsrsins her freight ~.
WEEK ASsy Jes fe fuE 'S Il
and l0l Water street, Georgetown. no l5-lw
,1O Der, small + ED low, about four 0zeetyS
marked soross her forehead from ma. io SS *
The above reward vii! be given if brought to No.
Georgetown, ID. G. no Is St"
NEW wHot MakkH ANp RETAIL FEED
HAN. C. HsrDD1soN,
No No; 90 WAFER STREET, GEORGETOWN. D. C.
3 900 FusHEEEs sIF4 kF&E WHITE MrR.
GER New Jersey POTATES in store and for sale
In lots to suit purchasers.
,os PETER BERRY,
no . IS Water street.
PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.
The undersigned having accepted the agency, now
give notice that they are prepared TO fufnsh their
customers and the public generally with Massey y
Collins Co.'s superior
in whole and half barrels: q Baltimore prices, for
mission our terms will be rigidly adm cred TO- salts.
faction in instance, provided notice
OF defect be sgiven within twenty -four hours after
tapping.
domestic Ales. Porter, and Brown Stout fully
equal, II not superior, to imported) at g. TO 81 50
per dozen, delivered in any part Of Washing ton
Georgetown, or Alexandra.
Army & SHiNN
ool2 81 Green street, Georgetown
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TRIALS AT THE GUARDHoUsE Timothy n.
Muller, drunk, disorderly, and profanity; fine and
costs, 81 Is. George Neale, colored, disorderly;
workhonse 90 days. Patrick McShane drunk,
disorderly, and Sighting the watchmen: fine and
costs, Sli Is John correga an drunk, disorderly
ana nghtlngi 20 Is. James Reed, colored, drunk !,
disorderly, and profane; workhouse 80 DAYS, Jos
Turner, col'd do wOrkhouse w days George
Williams, Richard DelPhy, and John sullivan,
Migrants; do. % days.