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Hats! Hatsy Hats =!

M0IS! H0t0y HAS ~
!. r. RICKEY
LAS just received me stock Of Pail HATS
and CAPS Of every kind and quality Of ~
III, SIX ana c.sin.rs Hats. mad. ..pre,ay for
ssoB, ii. Louis.
have also one Of the best stocks Of Buek
Gloves and nittsns, Trunks, 10. all which win b.
cold Wholesale and Retail II Iov Prices for Cash.
REMEMBER TIE PLACE.
X. RIcKEY's HAT sross,
asg71d No. % Aain-st.
KEOkUk CLAsslCAL SCMOOL.
yINHI6 insttution having besn regularly organ
! issd SD PLACED upoa reliable basis, will con-
memo: the arst quarter Of the year, nader tNs
rooms In ths lows n edieai College, on hsnAay,
Sept. Sth. Tbs rooms have been thoroughly ~
raired ssd hAndsomely seated, and every arrange
msnt made 70 secure comfort and sonvsnissss 10
The ysss viii - divided into four asArtsrs sf ~
weeks each.
Lain, Creek, Algebra and higher AstAsnatiss,
issii.I Gra..si. 0.ssr.pIy. xris1...
to- b., pr quarter, acknowledgements = ~
II 10 dssirsils thst I'll ths pupils commence
With the bsgsning Of the quarter. In order 70 The
p'i By order s 4 Is. ss =. s,-''''
R.P. LOWE, Prss't.
u. ALsxASDsn, fec'y.
Ksokuk, Aug. -, ,7s-dlm
KEOkUN REMA Sem GNARY.
vnNHlS lastitstisa will commence its session "a
Monday, eept. sth, In tie sseosA story d d..
Ssnford's building, corner Of Rifth and Coessst
etseets.
The Board Of Trustees Of this Esmisaxy, s,ssasA
from various rsli ioss dsseminasioas snA ssprs-
sen ting large part oil the Christiaa seonxsity,
dssr By the matted and cooperative sAort4 Of tie
fEltGds IT education to establish gradually sash
| ~ tnstltstion ~ our city reqsirss.
he Prineipal Of the 1assiiution 10 Rev. @. A.
WIhLIAAS, 10 whom, or TO the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission d pspils
may b made.
The ehssges for taitiop win - - and - In the
ordinary English studiss, With small additional
sum for accident al sxpcnses. For Latin. French,
0wnan, Ac., extra charges will be made.
Its desirable that persons dssigning ~ become
pupils Be present puActuslly on the Arst Of the
| session. WIN. THOMPSON,
President OF the Board Of TFustsss.
| IEHRY SfzoHe, ssc'y.
ksokuk, Aug. II, lsSS-d
DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTs,
lnNwhich Special Taxes are dus and uppsid
| " for McAdanising and Carbing % Johasoa
II
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N IL w
u Dot. s h Oe.
LEATHER STORE!
THE undsrsignsd have opened q store Vl1
vA ct Ne. 188 main. ST.. ReidsV ~
Block ,bstwssn6th and 9Th sts., where they will b
pleased to wait on those desiring
BOOTS AND SHOES
OF THE LATEST STYLES, AT Low PRICES.
Sole Leather,
Harness,
Skirting,
Bride and !.
Collar Leather.
Sheep Skins, Pink Lining, and oil kinds Of
Upper Leather,
Constantly on hand. Also, Shoe Findinss, IAsts,
Pegs, As.
Desiring 70 nsris \, y aak share q ths pub
lie patronage. DvAN6 BlDLEMAN.
Keokuk, Sept. 8, 'ss-dAw
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8uoe 0eoo1voa,
= A hUWsupply u stasdasd Miscellaneous Wofk1
"a at paieoe eehu1t ~ times, ct
aug7ed o0D1N, DR0WNx1L = COT
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Total, $4,000 %
sIncudng assessment Of both personal property
ant town property Of 1861.
Adopting assessment Of personal property Of
1851.
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NOTICE u Aersby given 70 al parties inte rested
IN that the consolidation Of the lows Southern,
and the Ksokuk and Nebraska Railroad Companiss,
according 70 IN cot satAorising NJ Same, has bssa
perfected. The articles Of consolidated entered
into for the construction Of the road from keonu-
qua, Vaa Bufen Co., 70 the Missouri YivW, anA u
b styled and known 10 the AehgAska and ooutA
Iowa Railroad Co., and now fsly authorised TO ear
~ ost the object Of their organization.
kALPh r. Lows, Prss't.
r. MArHs, sec'y.
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The Stockholders Of ths Nsbfasks end eeatA
lows Railroad Go. are hereby notified that thy ars
required 10 pay N installment Of 5 par cent. o.
their Subscription 70 The capital stock Of said
Company forthwith, - H. Dsnlayy, Esqp gsasssl
Agent.
b. order Of the Board Of Directors
=. MAYNE, Sse'ys
Kscssaqua, June 50, lsss-jy11
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QTThe. Milwaukee Democratic District
Convention nominated Beriah Brown can
didate for Congress. Beriah is down on the
list Of purchased corruptionists Of the Rail-
road Gran. and Bond transaction for the
moderate sum Of $4,000. The aggregate
amount Of brides received by the members
of the convention that nominated him Was
near Eve hundred thousand dollars.
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From the Dss Moines Citizen, Sept. la.l 4
Ireat n eAucsaon Of Taxes this y car !
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ANDR w J.. WILKINSON,
Late Wilkinson : MarshAli,)
" hOleuaIe and n . tail Orugs LIST,

NO. 90 MAIN-sT,
nFFERS for cash to the trade, and at retail, =
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and pyes, window lass, Glass Ware and
Varnishcs, 81 snd below market rates.
Aug. 10. 'SS-d
NITRATE Silver oystalissd--4S ounoss Chem
IN ieally pure, in store and for sale BY
Al. WILKINSON,
aurl6d % Msin-st.
CPTS. IUkPENTINE--200 gal. in barrels and
Deans, In store and for sale by !.
Al. WILKINSON,
augl6d e6 MsiB-st.
II lNSEED, Lard and sperm Oil--300 gal. each,
IL in barrels and cans, for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
aus16d % Maip-st.
a LCOHOL, 50 and % per esnt.-500 gal instsrs
"A and for sale low by
All. WILKINSON,
suel6d % Main.st.
IOOPEK'S ISlRGLAbs-50 ibs Of this superior
~ gelatins for sale BY
A. ). WILKINSON,
AuxI0d e6 Aain-st
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DELINQUENT LIST OF Let's,
ON which Special Taxes are das and uppaid
" for McAdAnising and Curbing 90 Johnsoa
strest, between 18th and l4th streets.
OMAR, Namaa. Lot Rloak Tar Cast
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Asa DWcl1lngsS
Policies Of Insurance. issued at the lowest
rates, At this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL o500, 600.
PH0NIx INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD,
CAPITAL t200, 900.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL e200,0 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL case, 700.
VIM. W. BELKEAP, Agent.
6ept4-d1A 6scoad-st., near Main.
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Gil thickly shaded by faat-growing trees ana
beautiful shrubbery, with its classic groves
around the Dennison University md it's sew
eral academies, with its highly cultivated
farms visible in every direction from its
pleasant hill-iops, it is altogether lovely in
its quiet beauty and desirable for its solid
comfort. With m excellent telegraph Office
connecting it with all the world, and distant
less than an hour from the Central Ohio Rail-
road, one can here enjoy beautiful rus in
trbe--can realize profound solitude while
conscious Of close proximity to the busy
pulsations OF the universe.
Whoever has heard Of Granville, has also
heard Of its bigh-priess, tho Rev. Jacob Lit
tie. lie is still here--as energetic, NJ polite,
as uncouth, a. influential a. ever. l FIRST
saw him, as entered town, at work on his
s'lot" just out Of the village, in his shirt
sleeves. working away like any common farm
er. The next day or so ! saw him driving Of
the old white horse, in , common lumber
wagon, with full load Of truck, going to
the county seat. For 30 years be has most
skillfully engineered very large congrega-
ton, comprising some ugly and explosive
materials, and he bids fair to hold on yet
for many days.
To Iolr3w START scr home, an1 as Ten
corwin is to be in Columbus shall be tolsr-
ably certain to catch glimpse Of his hand.
some copper colored visage, and hear the in
spring sounds OF his voice. r.
/ IL the above and preceding letters appear
old to our readers, they must remember thst
man can travel from Keokuk to Licking
county and back again, and spend several
days there or here, while Uncle Sam is bring.
ing letter from thence
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varntshes.
|vOPAL, Nos. / and 2; Coach, Iron, Dcmas OF
~ White, spAn and Leather, Of the Queen City
vsrnish Co., for sale in quantities to auit, BY
A. J. WILKINSON,
aus23d 20 Main-st.
nECKEk's FAkINA, diet for invaiids and
Ii the sick, for sale BY
A. J. WILKINSON,
auR2sd % Main-st.
DERRY DAVIS Pain killer-lp gross large mo
i diam aud small sises, for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON.
sug13d 20 Maip-st.
pHR0AES-drven and Yellow, dry, In store and
<. J. WILKINSON,
aus13d e6 Aain-st.
DURE Caster OiI-Prssssd and Clarified
By stsam--ip store and for sale low BY
A. ]. WILKINSON, Druggist,
aus3h o6 Aain-st.
SO DOE. superior Lemon syrup, for sale ~
" s. b. VOWEL,
aug7d Isl Main-st.
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A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPEF

A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR ; SALE.-The Editor of
the Evening Star is authorized to sell, very .oc-
cOmmodatIng terms and at low price, one of
tho most desirable farms in the County of Cuipep-
or. II contains about 500 acres, of which 30 are
woodland, and the residue arabic land. fine con-
dltlOn for cultivation. This tract situated about
three :lo from. Culpeper Court House. IL has upon
II a smal dwelling house and ordinary farm build
InEs. All the arabic land not in cultivation is we'll
set IN grass. TO gent eman seeking country
dence this farm offers attractions not sed,
equaled, IN Piedmont Virginia. A building site upon
the farm commands a fine mountain prospect, and
view of the surrounding country for many miles.
The sol is of excellent original quality, and pecu-
ary adapted to the production of wheat, and 10 at
present IN good state of Improvement. The owner
will sell for less than IT'S vane, early application
is made. Persons wishing to purchase will p!eass
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH. Ess. Ed
IfOr OF the Star. p9-lawtf
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lsnOPOSALSFOR LiTBOGRAPHlNG AND
l. FOR ENGRAVING ON WOOD.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRiNTISG.I
u ash hing ,in. lu.A ! lEtH

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTISG,I
w Washington, Ju'y ), 1853. !
Seai"d -opOsals will he received at this office nm
I'll Monday, the iith instant for engraving stone
ate ard House OF representatives y of toe n'cd
states, the following Maps, Plans, and Sketches,
No. I.-23 go copies of each of four quarto Maps
to accompany the Pac nc i;allr"ad Ee
No. 2.-i,Un copies of Map Of the Explorations IN
Territory of the .,eLfaSka, Sc.
No. 3.-l,5S' cnpIts OF each OF th7 following Maps
Of the Louisville and Portland canal;
pan of the Lift Lock of tht s8me; al
P.Hn nf Lattice PIVOT Bridge Tor the
No Al ,s}b copies of Sketch Of the Country near
the Southern BOUNDARY of ..anras,
No. 81 80 copies Ofa Map showing the Boundary
OF the Creek Country.
No 6.-l $50 copies of Map to accninpany 1T. r r.
Heale's Wagon road "rpurt.
o.7-l, ,5Si copies OF l. Sketch of ths Southwest
Pass
The paper for printing the Maps. &c., will be fur
nlshed ly this Office
Sealed PROPOSE will also he received until the
same time for Epgra, ing Wood a number of H.
lustratInns Ia accompany the agricultural Patent
nent and use of the DronIedary. Th-se IlIustra-
tions amount. IN the aggregate, To about fifteen
royal octave pages.
All Of this work is TO he executed in the hig hest
style of the art and will be open for the Inspecion
of bidders at this Office until the morning of the day
for CLOSING the buds.
Proof Impressions with the originals are required
to be submitted to this office for approval
ton, .ree of expense for tausmIssiO before the
wn"ncutS are received or the printing commenced
IL is to be distinctly understood that no bld will
he entertained from party not directly engaged
m and practically acquainted with. the claIacter f
the work bid for. Bonds will be required from the
successful bidders for the faithful execution of their
contracts.
T"- proposals must be addressed To the und.r
signed, and endorsed Proposals for EnerIving,
&c." GEO. w. BOWMAN.
US USeodtd superintendent.
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" In the case Of Miles Il Adams VS. Martha
n. Jackson ct al, Judge Yerger, of Vicksburg,
Miss, ruled that policy of life insurance Is not
subject 10 attachment, either In law or equity, to
sttisly the claims of creditors In the above case
policy was assigned to the defendants by d
person who next day died insolyent The trans
f-r held To be valid
IL "Come here and tell me what are the four
seasons are -
Young prodigy answers:
Pepper, mustard, salt and vinegar; thsm,s
what mother always seasons with
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A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,VA.
"A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IN
acres, miles from Washing ton and the same dis
tance from AlexandrIa Ia, and miles from George
town, adjoining tho lands of Mr.. Thomas Clark,
Mr.. r.. Yuee, Esq AMI o. the lands of the'Iate [
b. Hardin, Esq. Ehe Farm - divided into fields,
with water In each field a fine orolIzrd, ard house
containing rooms, with q good cellar and back
kitchen, stable, and all necessary out buildings,
good order, in the occupancy of r.. Y ulee, Esq,
VINO will show the property and give information
respectlng the sale. Information can also he had
Possession given on the list of January. 1853.
je l81awtf ID. WELLS.
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! EcTuRES or LOLA MONTE. ,pcudin,

] 4 her autobiography, | vol; 81.
A Poor FeIiUw, 10y the author of "W hlch the
X ight or the Left" vol: 81 p.
Mary Derwent, by Mrs. Ann :. Stephens, ? vol,
pnper: 81.
Adele, 10y julia kavanagh. I vol: Sl25
Edna antique New England tale, 10y Emma
Cara vol; 81.
illy White, Il Romance, by Edward Goodwis,
vol: 81.
The Life and Tunes of Hush Miller, vol; 81.
hlaGdelen, the Enchantress, by T.. l.. L., vol. :;
81.
rhe WIfa's rrlal. by Miss Pardoe; 81 cts.
Romance of the HaTem, 10y Miss Pardue; 20 ots.
r. g Jealous Wife. by Mss Pardoe; sncts.
The Rival Beauties, by Miss FarGue; 5 cts.
Confessions nj Pretty W OMAN, 10y Miss Pardoe;
81 cts
Robert Oaklands by Leigh Rltchle; d cts.
je24 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS

DYSPEPSIA AND FITS
~ DE- o. PHELPS BROWN,
Inc Oreat Curer of Consumption, was for s-versl
years badly afflicted by Dyspepsia that for part
of the time he was confined 10 his he'd lie was
eventually cured by prescription furnished hun by
young clarvoyant glr. This prescription. given
him 10y mere child while IN a state OF france, has
cured everybody who has taken II, never having
failed once. IL Is equally as m clses OF Fits
as of Dyspepsia. Tie ingredients may be found L.
any drug store. will send this valuable p escrIp-
ton to any person on the receipt of one stamp TO
pay postage. Address
DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN,
No. q Grand street, Jersey City, n. j.
d& m
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NJ A b L. r o RKs.
VIM. RUTHERFORD,
AkTI FIC Err IN MARBLE,
4 Street, between l2th and 18TH Streets North,

WASHINGTON City,
Invites public attention to hs extensive stock of
beautiful designed aud Eaborately Carved MAN
Tells IN a variety of Marbles, together with a
choice assortment of SrATUARY, which for de
sig and finish cannot be surpassed, and are we'll
adapted for the Garden or Tomb. A large nssort-
Hent Of Plain Mantes, Monuments, and Tomb
stones at very low prices.
Monuments of any design executed to order with
pupctuality and dls patch.
Estimates given for BrownstOne or Marble work
or North River Flakink, and every other work in
our line.
Please call and make an spectiOn of our stock.
". B.-Make a note 0f the address. fs i1-6m
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DENTISTRY.
OyTIct No. 1875 PENNsyLvASIA avKpuI, Yp45i>13
Thfll SoefI from llIA Sfrali, &4LS

OyTIcS No. i9s pENNsrLvASLA AVENUE, 64SYY3
Ihrss Sesrf from lbA Sfrai.
De-. BAILY bers leave to Irforrr the pu % that hs
be At all hours, AT hIs flee oostsd above,
He fees assured that al experlenceoi hteen oars
practice WITH the sLss ngmher 81 p;cnts end srost
fully, will enalae hiIR TO Surmount any d!thoUliy,
scientific or otherwise, relating 10 the Teeth. HIS
own experience confirming the OrirIon oi menJ meu
eminent IN the profession, aud especla' DIS. hnIrIs
cqrd ali mercural preparations for hng Teeth, also
ali Enanels, Gutts percha. India Ruhber, and Ce-
Tee6 sD D s PSo oSSd on GSa Pse
is the only reale substance that csH he wcrn the
American Dentai % Convention. saw y 'A' '@''
Although he fstters hlmsslf from his long resi-
known to his numerous friends and patrons. he bees
leave to rcfcr them TO the follosinE
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Epi,hasy
this CITY.
DR.. SrEPHEN BAILy: Dear Slr-l desire 60 ex press
my esteem for you personally and my confidence IN
you as superior dentist. The operations executed
,I E, Ss aDS ne
public that your skill 90 well deserves.
Washington. A,s. .. rss.. o'%#Fi J.'%#.FiRfHes.
From one Of the Oldest trms In Baltimore. Mess.
H,vink emslo;sa 6i. Stephen Bali, surgeon Den
1ortant and dfeElt piece of TOfI, which he did to
my entire setlsftotion and " view Of the isei thss
College of Baltimore, failed, after repeated tias, %
ss a%. s0 wS 1
kigh estimation of his professional stilI.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. HARMANN BO69es
Rxtnet from nste recelv cd from the late Hsa yshn
NJ. Clayton.
U. :. SISAYI, Aug. 10, lsss.
1he teeth res made for ne work admirably; moth
Ing could N' better Very ESaN ESEiasiNioa,s{o oa,s{.oLArron
Fs those that seek reIsf from the maladles Of the
teeth, can chcertully recommend DJ. -. Bolly as q
superior DentIst; he mlde q set of porcelain teeth
Tor OF my family. AM plugged several teeth for
ny self, and the work hiss a. stood vel for than
ten Yeas. RCBEHT n. NIXON.
of the Va. Conf. or the ". e. Church Sorth.
Aprl IS. lsSa
we, the undersigned having had oocaxion 20 Avail
eETselves OF the ProfssssOuaa RAN IL Dr. s. Baly.
Surgeon DENTIST of this CITY, having Ueon cCgnl1
Ant OF hs opsTsiOns tamI.les of frleEds take
eeasure IN exercising our elimination of has artistic
skill, well rs OF the uniformly sstIsiaoto., manner
In which he performs the most dehcate and dIfhout
operations Deatal Surgery and We pectiully
commend hm to the confidence and patronage OF the
Dub 10. of which we consider hIm oInIncntly uorthy.
THOMAS T.. WALTER, Architect L. :. Car Ito.
THOMAS MILLEa, VI. ID, OF Washington, &C.
NJ LINCOLN, VI. n. of Washington ID. G.
Jos. n. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G.
eEoR6E WALTON, Ex Governor of FlOrdA.
WALTER LTNOx, Ex-Mayor of WashiDGtold
HENRY BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Ofioe,
&C. WIsEf, Prirclptl Rlttenhouse Academy
tsbs0 II
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VSLACKISTONE'S PAVILION.-The under
- signed (Of Wash nrton) having taken 4
IN IS healthy, pleasant, and popular resort, VcFAS
Will receive guests after the list JGly This s;.s.
PAVILION rs IN st. MaTy's county. Md. near BIack
Washington ard baltimore. The neIshborhood Is
the most pl"asant in the State; and the water pos
sesses heathful mineral properties. Good Bathing
Fixtures. plea ant and cOmmodIous Chamber Ac
conmod stIons, spacous Dining and Rail Rooms
with Nerdndah of nearly one hundred feet, front
ing ths river view, AID Bowling saloon contr bu
to the enjoy ment of the guests. HIS lab will he
supplied with all the luxuries Of the water. His
Bar Is stocked with the choicest Wines, Liquors,
and CIgars. FiTst-rats CotIiion Music, dlIsent
Servants, ard every attention hs relied on.
Sail and Fishing Bosts always at hand. The fish
ing is unsurpassed In the I nlted STATES. Terms
Si.5) per day for less than a week: for a week or
more. 81 .25 per dIem.
p. S.-There will lie a Grand Independence Rnll
at the Pavilion on the night of the 9TH Juiy and
every fortnight thereafter thougho the season.
el3 colin" x. j. MARSHALL. Prop'r.
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Dentistry, &c.

nR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
~ DENTIST~
No. SO Pennsylvania avenue. mSSS
Will perform al operations be.ongng TO hls
profession 81 hls old established Oilce, IS above.
IF
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Places of Resort during Summer

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
~ CUMB BERLAND COUNTY, PA.
This vell-known Mountain Resort, sItuate IN
Cumberland county. Pa five miles north 4. "a
eqsl of Cars e. wall he open for visitors on ray
the -uta of June. The waters al these .stEt-l
springs are highly srcg mated with minerals. aId
Are superior fer drinking AMI lathIng. A Accomuoja
lions large. Fare from Philadelphia To CaTleIse,
S3SJ; from Baltimore 10 CarlIs e, 53le. Visitors
ieagIng ihadelphIS ard Baltimore IN tie morning
tram arrive at the SprInRs al 3 .. IN.
tGT iuTtheT informal address the prOpTIef0rs,
OWEN n CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs. Pa.
RtfsrtHoes.-'ohnC e. Da Costa. Esq, Thos. c.
Percival. Esq. Phllaielph's: Alex. Kirkland. Esu..
WIN. EenshaT, Esq, baltimore; Jacob Gideon.
Esq Richard Waach, Esq, Washington.
les 2ud
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Boots. Shoes, &c.

Boots, Shoes, &c.
U9 THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY:
NA Misses, and Chdren's Shoes for 1
s-Athls past ~ pears, we ought to~<S
know 10y thIs time whst wiz sut them IN that line,
and eau safely say thTt We do which you On prove
hy giving our work trial. ou hnd 81 AL fmesI
the articles at the principal Shoe Stores in wssh-
Ins ton cIfy-Ihe Shoes so wei known J. w.
McCuTdy 4 Sons Fh,lsdel phIa make. ap2l-ly
TRUNKS! TRUNKsa TRUNKS@
The n uAdersitned has now ard constantly keeps
Hvyroon inI q large and very supe-
ENS xX nor assortment of sole leatherf-&A
~o1sb rRtN NkS AND VAIslSES; slscfsfXkA
Iron Fra ne aud Wood Box TRUNKS ~
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVAS
TRAVELLING BAGS aud SATcHELS; tne
SADDLES. HARNESS, WHIPS, &c.
I am prepared to mpete with the hest menu-
facturers proof of which. read the following he
port of the Commit ee nj the Far Of the Metropolis
tan Mechani - Institute for 1857:
Topham Norhet deposited a Soc leather
Trunk that for SOitdiiy GRf 4adltfy OF MATERIAL
JKssrs THoM,s, Sadder.
Is. :. kinney, Currier.
N.B.-Trunks Covered and every description OF
Repairing executed with neatness ard dlsE6tch.
JAS -. TOPHAM.
(i ate roPHAM n NoRFLET,l
No. <oo 7th ST eet, oppo. Odd Fellows Hall.
m<-ly Washington, ID. g.
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known. 1t appears to be a disease of shabby
genteel streets-an entozoOn of cheap boarding
houses.
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A NALOSTAN RETREAT.
The above place is now open for Ito reception of
PRIVATE PARTIES. CLUBS. PICSAe
MICS. q c. accommodated with X Retresh 1919
ments. Apply for particular information To- Jonas
4. Levy, No 48i 9TH street, corner of ST.. wine Ia
Qnur and grocery store.
An Omnibus will leave 9Th street and Penn. ave-
nue.. on Sundays AT and ~ a. l. s. So, and p
M. retnrnIng IN the intermediate hours. Fare tn
and from the Island, ia cents. Tickets to be had at
all he hotels
Omnlbuses for PartIes-apply as above.
je 2f-im l.. HALPIN,
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EOR RENT.-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
L with basement, on I'd st eet, Georgetown, the
late residence Of NJ. be BudIsco, contaIng I6 OF IL
The house end lot are large anr IN complete
order, having all the necessar, out buildings, baths,
X c. IL of the most cnnImodIous IN George
town, 4ni well arranged for cumf"Tt and elegance.
Apply Ia BROOKE B. W WILLIAMS, Georgetown
ap p If