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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-21

PL q n M e r q CO.,
No. f0s Main-ss..
I INsERD QIL,-Eaw and Boiledj
- Lard Oil,
Cotten-sesd Oil,
For sale by rLUMMAR 4 CO..
Aug5i 1903 Main-st.
CABINET VANISH,
~ Coach varnsh,
II. h. Car vArnish,
Damar yaYnish.
AsphAituna varnish.
All Of superior quality, ard will be odd IN uran-
PLUMMKR : CO.,
Patent Drfcrs.
DROWN JAPAN,
- Whites Compound, snd
Warranted TO giss astisfsction, for sale cheap by
PLUMBER 4 CO..
asfSl los Msin-st.
DuRE WHITE LEAD,
I Pure White Zine,
Red Lead.
sheilar and Patty,
Always In stock at PLUMMEk 4 CO.'S,
Qnn H0xE, Glaze from exs 10 Ioxls;
OUU 300 hxs Z" q loxls to isx2s,
goo " 30x3o to 40Xee;
10 Crates British Grown GIass.
Glass cut to any sise or pattern, by
PLUMMkk 4 CO.,
septl LOB Nain-st.
A GENERAL stack Of
IA BuildsYs' Hardware,
c.rpsnters' fooh,
- nnd Cutlery,
For sale very cheap by PLUMMEk CO.,
sepsi lob Aais-st.
Eosterss Patent W ~ 4 . ~ Il ppovrere
5ISHE beat supporter and Faxt>aer IN ynx wosIp.
I not excepting Weights and Puileys aad Sash
Locks, for sale by PLUMMEk 4 CO..
septl Ia3 Matp-st.
FINE ass orsment OF knameied 0Ys&~e iust
received BY PLUMMEK CO.,
rtpsld Ne, lO3 NsfS.st
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
gelerten puetrlJ.
SUMMER NIGHT-A PICTURE.
RY LUCY LINWoop,

BY LUCY LINWooD.
Sweet Nature sleeps. The moons pale beams
Fall softly round her couch of rest, -
And playsanlid the perfumed 4eaves
And flowers that nestle on her breast;
While the last rays of sunshine gleam
Away below the fading West.
In innocence and beauty fair
AS the dear life that first she gave,
Sweetly she rests !; and on the air
Her grateful tresses lightly wave; !.
And guarding spirits lowering near,
Her blushing brow with dew-drops lave.
The stars come smiling forth to gaze
Upon the fair one where she lies,
And groups of little twinkling rays
Are gathered in the far of.skies,
Sporting and dancing in the haze,
Like infant fawns with sparkling eyes.
Like richest baskets filed with gems,
Cleans the broad ocean, clear and bright;
Encircling shrines and diadems
The bending skies around unite;
And 'bove, below, heaven seems
Rejoicing in the other light. sss.ss
Abroad, through all the shadowy space,
Unnunbered beauties greet the sight;
There's love in every beaming face,
There's worship in the mellow light.
Blissful repose! What pen can trace
The glories OF summer night!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
BAITIMoRE FEMALE COLLEGE.


THIS Seminary of learning was Instituted for
j the liberal education of young ladies, and
created College proper in 1849 by the Legislature
of Maryland, with authority to confer the usual
Collegiate degrees.
1t is located in retired and beautiful part Of the
city, and the buildings have been as to
insure health, comfort and convenience. During,
the year they have been extended by the erection
of an additional story on the main edifce, and a
new building sixty feet long and five stories high,
with chemical hall, library, painting and reading
rooms, bath rooms, &c. Boarders reside with the
family of the President, and are under his parental
care. =
eEhe institution takes rank with our oldest and
best Semninaries, and enjoys liberal patronage
from the Middle; Southern and Western States
The fall session opens September 9th, under the
following .ssss.s
E4CULTY OF INSTRUCTION.
NJ C.BRooKs, a. NJ, Prof. .Anct. Languages
w. r. MONROE, M. D., Prof. of Chemistry
Rev. IA. MoNRoE, A. NJ, Mathematics, &c.
Miss CARoLINE r.. VEEDER, Mathematics, Sc.
- Bellies Lettres and Physiology.
s. Miss HAHRIET A. GERE, English and History. 8
Miss M. S. CAN'T, English Branches. S ssAs.
Mons r. D'ELPEUxs Prof. French Language.
JULIUS DANzIGER, German Ian guage. :.
Mons. EMILE KETT, Drawing and Painting.
Mr.. JoHN ScHEFFER, Instrumental music.
Miss ELLEN G. GoBRIGHT, Piano and Singing.
Mrs 3. A. KEERL, Guitar and Singing.
8 EXPENSES. Boarding and tuition from $500 to
S 375 per annum, according to the branches of
study pursued. For catalogues, with full informa-
ton, address, at No. So st. Paul street, Baltimore
au Ppm N. C.. BROOKS, President,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23

IA clergyman catechising the youth
Of his parish, put the first question i'm Hsiaf
.dleberg's Catechism tosa girl thus--saes bias
What is your only consolation in lifeor
in death i as.sI IS IS s.st s1.sag
The poor girl smiled, and no doubt felt
very queer, but she gave no answer. The.
priest insisted. - : s. ~ - s.
We'll, thea,' said she,sssif I must tell
it, it is Henry, the little printer boy, that
wears striped jacket : s . -,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23

G Curran was rare wit, but even he
sometimes met with his MATCH He was
once examining a cross-g grained uglyrfaced
witness from whom he in vain sought a di-
rect answer. At length he exclaimed
&c is no use trying to get the truth out
of you, for / see the villain in your face !''35
DO you, sir p retorted the man with a
grin, why then it must be so-faaith. I
never knew my face was looking glass be-
fore %
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23

No pupil received for less than FIVE months. Pu-
pills may enter at any tme though it is very desira-
bic that they should enter at the opening of the
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
THE PRINTER AND HIsrTYPE.

- n =. 8, 6 -, : -.
ssps 'ae.s uepar'.nea' .. en1sl-
IA ,'s s9a'' e .1ss unue lsou
4;nen 80 ~ ~ p.I!le. euan see ar Plesefsa-
~ Everr d.n a,n.Is 4la;. :MGss Ifa =, syRes $
tomed e resd the . sns e. aa1
m;th 10 p nn0 Aa.O w
lob ~, I s h'ers' :ss
oo1er1 of II u.s
tbat sets into raI;c - and I sta1ss g,ysS 5Rs
head or of soma With n.sta lettar I - to No
n itbnt of az rooass ~ m,'g .ab aIs. ~ :
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nas;tan ,s ~, % aha. .ssrs Ie'',ssa. - 1,s oon
pgsrs IN :. snsy nlua ls..e ana '.lea .less-
indeed mhes a b H. s als0sI e ~ VIII. =,
~. spe.ln :. sau 'a aui0.
rars tbat % a,,tta.ad ~ ~ - "a haa,, - 9 ~ az
basaar I srs. Yesterday aass5 pp'u 'u' pA0As -
g.. ;; !, =. -
.t;l nu' Whs,, s0ere IS = something met more wonderful
s, Ell hsl WV sIp nanolsa anu
n.sy iono ii'sle 'Aes' sonleMnae snaueo WIN
~; tor.n = .us snas compose Inc
ing oftypes. IS one By one hey take Axe their
lplace in growing line-we think we have
found the marvel Of the art. ..g. 80. 5.
y 2 ftnlnk now many Iancles 10 fragments
there are in the boxes. how many atoms Of
poetry and eloquence the printer can make
here and there, if he only has a little chart
to work by, how many facts in small hand
fuls, how much truth and chaos. :
Now he picks up the scattered elements
1a1 until ne holds IN his hand stanza OF Gray s
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
TERMs FOB BOARDING. PTPIIs.

list. The scholastic year commences on the first
Monday of September, and closes the last of june
2nd. Boarding, with Tuition, in all the English
hranches, payable quarterly in advance, $3.50.
. Sd. No extra charge made for Washing, Beds,
Bedding, Lights and Fuel.
9TH. Pupils may enter at any time, it being un-
derstood that the charges will be made from the
date of entrance to the end of the year.
5th. 1t is required that each Boarder be supplied
with towels, table napkins, and silver fork, and
that each article of clothing be marked with her
name in full
9th. Pupils viii be considered members Of the
family, and they will be surrounded with the pri-
vileges and restraints, which make home pleasant.
7th. Funds designed for the use of the pupil,
should besdeposited with the Principal, and the
manner Of disbursement mentioned.
8th, Parents or Guardians are requested, at all
times, to communicate freely, their views and
wishes respecting their daughters or wards. Their
suggestions viii bereceiyed with due consideration
9Th, Boar ders will attend the place of Divine
Worship, designated BY their Parents or Guardians.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23

Punch says that The wheel Of fortune
must have belonged originally to an omni-,
bus; for it is continually taking up" and
putting down" people.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23

A lawyer asked a Dutchman Is e6urt
what Esar-marks q pig had as thae:Was the
subject IN dispute !? .tssssas s'sxeA II
s Veil, he had no marks sespt very
short tail. y gsaAs 4g.sss q: 81. "a. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
DOESTIOKs GETS MARRIED.

We've taken partner for life, and I've got
wife In my room pair of brown CATERS
occupy the corner where our boot jack used to
hang, and We datter ourselves that I've made
good bargain in the exchange. now take a
renewed interest In the piece of beef. and we
fully our butcher with the air of respectable
married man. We buy my potatoes now my
self, and we are not now to be bamboozled on
OF my spare change by anybody. But / am
not "malefactor," and did not 90 on a
train" We have finished all my Grains
and henceforth claim for ourself the name of
correct and sober individual. Beer we will
not take into my mouth, and our lips shall be
sealed when the festive cocktail would tempt
me to indulge, nor shall the social "cobbler -
or the genial '.julep, or the seductive smash
induce me to fracture our resolution Ourself
is the best judge Of the proprieties of my do
mestic life.
Triangle, avaunt, Jones, get thee behind
mo! Mareweight, arint thee Tying, my iolIy
joker, not even with thee will take our accus-
| toned nip" Ii. W. b., we esteem thee as
my friend and our jocose contributor, but thou
and |, Henry, have taken our last ''swig' from
your little private wicker bottle Delmonico' 3
shall know us no more. and at Mataran's shall
L never again comfort ourself with my midday
sherry which did so much refresh US Depart
from US, Arnold tempt me not
We are now Benedict, and | am determined
to become respectable, steady, and serious. I
have invented an anti bachelor naturalization
table, which We have learned by heart and
which L commend to the careful consideration
Of our readers:
Twice two ''smashes' buys box of hair pins
Twice three ''cOblers" buys pair of earrings
Cheap
Twice four "lagers" buys a pair Of gloves
(female.)
Twice five ''julips' buys breast-pin (fe-
male.)
Twice six punches" buys linen collar (fe-
male)
Twice seven Gales" buys pair of shoes (fe-
male.)
Twice eight "toddies" buys a calico dress
with cloth enough for a basque and panta-
lcttes
Twice nine q bitters" buys summer bonnet,
(and leaves a trife towards the vail and trim
mings.)
Twice ten ''sangarees" buys pair of stays,
Imachine- stitched, with patent e yolets and en-
broidered down the neck
Twice eleven "slings' buys collar and nm
der-Siceve', and leaves balance towards the
fringe.
Twice twelve brandy straights' are good
tOr hOoped skirt, lighthouse size.) two pairs
ot long stockings, ami a silk parasol And go
on through, ending up with
Twelve times twelve baskets of champagne
pays house rent for a year, and leaves a mar
gIn.
It's astonishing how much I've learned of the
mysteries of feminine apparel in ten days
know that the dear creatures trim their bon
nets with foundation muslin that it takes three
breadths and a half to make a dress, and the
lower edge of their white skirts is always hem
stitched with lace work
Goodbye BachelOrdOm We are a married
individual, though still, as ever, with n consid-
cradle reservation
Iours, DoEsTICKs, p. B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
GOT AIRY DEED:

A couple of individuals walked into the Conn
ty Clerk Office, not great while since, during
the administration Of Mr.. s., who is the lolitest
we'll one Of the most thorough business
men ever elected to fll that responsible Office
The gentlemen took seats. and after some time,
one Of them seemingly labOring under no little
embarrassment, politely inquired of Mr. s.:
"Mister, [ want to get deed
les, slr-ycs, sir-give me description of
the land, sir, have it for you in moment, sir ;
yes, sir"
" That amt the kind of deed want, I reck-
give me one of them?"
''Oh yes, sir; yes, sir,' replied the affa BILE
Clerk, with difficulty repressing loud smile, ,
certainly, sir, take seats-wOn't take but a
moment, sir; yes, sir; beg pardon, sir all right,
sir; yes, sir.
After filling up the deed the Clerk pre-.
sented it to the man with the remark:
That's what you want, sir; all right now,
sir yes, sir
After looking over the license carefully and
handing il to his friend to examine, be asked.
with some anxiety depicted on his cOuntenance,
:. Is this deed all right-can get married on
this deed ,"
"Yes, sir; yes, sir; no mistake about that,
sir; yes, sir -
Alter sitting some moments in silent medita-
ton, the companion Of the one who had just re-
hPPiOHCuCh NuO NaOih WIN
an AR OF settled determination, and in low,
confidential tone remarked
Mister, III take one of them deeds 10 get
married myself,''
The Clerk and others present could contain
themselves no longer, and the old brick shanty
shook with the convulsve efforts of what the
young gentlemen took for applause for their
really meritorious conduct. We have only TO
add that he soon after departed with his
sdeed '-BeiieriYe Aduocatr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
STRATAGE1I.

Three ragged, wretched tOpers stood shver-
ing upon n street corner. They had not pen-
ny between them, and neither had drank a
drop-within half an hour They debated the
deeply interesting question-hoS y 20 obtain the
next glass OF grOg. After much miserable mu t
tering over the poverty of the times, and many
lmpractIcable suggestions, one of them said
" have an idea. Wen all go into the next
shop and drink
Drink replied his companions; that
easily said but who's to pay?
Nobody. Do as tell you. I'll take the
responsibility"
Following the speakers directions. his two
companions entered an adjoining rummery and
called for whisky skins. The place was kept
by Dutchman. After he had waited on his
customers, and while they were enjoying their
orthodox beverage at the counter, in walked
topper No. l.
:" How are ye ?''-to the Dutohman
9 How de do ?" said the Dutchman
Topper No. l glanced suspiciously at topers
No. and ), and beckoned the proprietor aside.
e" DO you know these men p he asked, mys-
terOusiy
The Dutchman stared
:" know no more as dat dey call for de
whisky skins"
" Don t take any money of them, whispered
No. |.
{" Sir? 1 not take money for the whisky
skins said the astonished landlord
No. They are informers.''
Hey? Informers2''
I" Yes; they buy liquor of you so as to inform
against you
.'Ah. L understand" said the Dutchman.
Dey not catch me. Thank you, sir You take
sOmetin' -
- L don't object" and topper No. l took a
sWig with his companions.
Whats to pay" quoth topper No 2, putting
his hand in his empty pocket
:. Nothing" saith the Dutchman. &" Ne no
sell liquor. Me keeps it for my friends
And having smiled tho supposed informer rs
out of the door, he manifested his gratitude by
generously inviting the supposed ti-irformer
to take second glass Of course No. l did not
at all decline the Invitation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
Travelsrs' Directory.
nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
~ AND LEESBURG; FA1
THROUGH IN EIGHT Hours.

Via Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
THOUGH IN EIGHT Hours.
=, The splendid Packet Bosts ARGO and NJ. L.
MBlGS, having undergone ethOrOughst,--T!T-Tt
repair will commence making regu 'aTsSs~--E
TIPS 70 the above points on Monday,
March I'D, 1853.
The Boats will leave the Wharf Of w. III. & II.
u. Ritter. GEORGETOWN, ID. C., every morning at
oeiocS, sundays excepted. In the following order
The NJ. Z. heIgs on Mondays, the Argo on Tues
DAY s. and returning every alternate day.
Leaving Georgetown at O'Clock in the morrIng,
The Boats Will arrive at the Great Falls, or Wash
ington AquedUct. at 10 a m; Seneca y m; Edwards
Ferry p. m, where Stage will he In readiness to
convey passengers TO Leesburg, Va. Returning,
leave Edwards Ferry every day al O'Clock q. m.
and arriving az Georgetown at sunset.
Through tickets Sl.75.
Intern edate points as follows Great Falls or
Washlngton Aqueduct. 50 cents Seneca IS cents !;
Edwards Ferry Sll2; Leesburg, Va, including
Meals served on the Boats. Breakfast S71s cts;
DInGeT 80 cts.
, Persons wishing to visit the Great Falls of the
fotomac, with Its picturesque scenery. aad exam
Inc the Washington Aquenuct, ITS tunnels, and the
grandeur OF ITS operative Importance, guaranteed
the citizens of the District by the fostering care of
C~ngress, VIII have ample time TO do SO and return
the same daV.
Coach Will always he in waiting an GEORGETOWN
to convey passengers to aud from the Boats
Excursion Parties To the Great Falls, half price.
For further Information inquire AT the Store of
w. Ill. d IA. u. X liter, Canal Wharf, west of Mar
ket. mNu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
~ STnRI,
NJ A X B l. r. w o X X =.
VIM. RUTHERFORD

IN TIFTT T. n 4 " VI a Il u L e,
+ Street, between 18th and 18th Streets North,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Invites public attention to his extensive stock OF
beautiful designed aud Eiaborately Carved MAN
Tells in a variety of Marbles, together with a
choice ssOrtment of STATUARY, which for de-
sign and finish cannot be surpassed, and are well
adapted for the Garden or Tomb. large assort-
ment of Plain Mantels, Monuments, and Tomb
stones at very low prices.
Monuments of any design executed to order with
punctuality and dis patch.
Estimates given for Brownstone or Marble work
or North River Flaglng, and every other work in
our line.
Please call and make an Inspection Of our stock.
n. R.-Maka n note Of the address. fe 17-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FORALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
&x u -

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent ex tension and Improvement ofIts lead
tire revision Of the running arrangements ofths ROAD
hJ which highly important advantages to the trav
fs 81 ST9 afi TRASs s bs Tas
GGse MtaFSGBFa
from Camdon Station, Baltimore, at AM, (ex cept
sunday stops at weJ stations and arrives st Cum
sccond-The MAIL TRAIN starts (sundsy e1-
cePtsd) at 81 4. IL, and arrives at Wheeling AZ u
A. M.,scOnnecting at BeawOod with Central Ohio
trains for CoIumbus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lou
iEvle, Chicago, st. Louis, &c. and CT same psce
Eth trains for Cleveland. T9,edO. Detroit, &c, by
Cleyesnd Road, and also at PaIkersburg with Ma
ThiTdSThe ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI
EXPRESS GRAIN n leaves daily at 5c5 p. NJ, ron
Meeting at Benwood at A. NJ. with express trains
from BelaIre to Cincinnati, CtriihcKi ck0sgs Of
hours from Baltimore and Is hours from Washing
top. II also connects directly, IN both directions,
roads for Chillieothe CINCINNATI, etc. These train.
connect at Xenla for Indianapolis. Chicago and -.
MISSISSIPPI Express for Louisville, Cairo and 81.
Louis through to 81. Louis IN less than q hours from
and southern places in the West is much less, while
the distance is from 10 to 100 miles shorter than by
the shortest OF other routes. From the West these
cOnnect1ons are equally close and Satisfactory, AZ
riying at BsitimoEe at $50 A: NJ.
HI Baggage checked through to ell points.
THROUGH TICKETS; sold at lowest rates nj
Camden Station and at Washington, ID. G.
Passengers from Baltimore or Wash lnzton may
.isls the entire road By daylight 10y taking morn.
ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland or Oak
land, end resuming next mornlng by WheellnE Ac-
commodation train, leaving Cumberland St and
Oakland 81 1880.
FOR WAY PASSETG ERS
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram So A NJ.
Will stop at all Stations east of CUmbe raud, ard the
Whesiirg Accommodation at all Stations beyond
Cumberland going West. EastwaIdy, the Mail
Tram caves Wheeling AZ $50 4. N. and Acoommo-
dstlon leaves Cumberland at 9, reSohnE Baltimore
atsSP. M.
ON TIE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and ParkerEhurg, way
pass Singers will take the Express weatwardlJ and
the VI all eastwardly.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts ct & +. NJ,
stopping st wsy stations Leaves Frederick al SIS
A. NJ arriving at Baltimore I2 noon.
The ELLICOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves st 5.xy
A. NJ, and 5.l5 ?. Nj. Leaves ElIcOtt's Mills att
A. NJ. Cad Z. NJ, except Sunday.
Fog tickets, information, fare. &c. sPpy 20 J. r.
ENGLAND. Agent, at the Ticket ofhoe, Camden
station. WM. s. WOODSIDE,
is ls-tt Master OF Transportation. Baltimore.
4 RANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
Travellers Directory.

y The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
following hours: WV .Eth-A
LEAVE ALENANDRr. ~ -
george Pdse-l1a, 8, 10 a. m: lsB< .,dE, n
1honaas Ce3lser-7. 8. IL a. m; 2 and 4 D. M
LEAVE WASHING roN AT
GeoTge fdgs-tA<, y, IL a. M; -. 4. and n m
IaondS L CoiIysT-S, 10 q. m; l2k, 81, and 5E n m
Fare Is Cents.
Whaley's Omnlbuses connecting with On. pa.
and Collyer leave the Capitol and corner az Ieth =.
and Pa. avenue the same time the bnats leaye hI..
andrIa. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The COLLYER will leave for Mount Vernon On
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington az
s1s and Alexandrs at 10 o'clock.
mis- SAM'L BAKER, Capt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05
Special Notices.

lam IN POSSESSION OF some valuable certificates
In favor of the Consumption Destroyer; also OF It's
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; it Is no common article. They are
nicely enveOped in my circulars, where my place OF
residence is soen.
The extract of flower called the Alpha Ointment
for the Piles can with the Syrup, be found at Mr..
C. Stotts; the Syrup is at several other places on
Pennsylvania avenue, as well as GEORGETOWN. at
Mr.. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandria 1t
Ledbetters. In Baltimore. at Hanoe's. lOs Baiti
more street. d1-tf
SPECIAL NOTICK.-FOr Perfnmed Breath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm OF
1000 Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
"W oodland Cream" O new pomads 1t causes gen
tlsmen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. W.P. FETRID6E 4 Co.,
Proprietors. New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Warrington,
TAYLOR & MAuRY, Booksellers, between 9th and
10th at, Pa. avenue. nl7