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CoRN.-Those who have Corn for sale will do
we'll to call on Mr.. D. W. Lamkin. See his
advertisement for 1000 bushels.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

DENT H. MILES is a candidate for Justice
Of the Peace in Beat No. /.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

v. t. MEREDITH is candidate for Major Of
YazOo Militia.
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O~y- All Music Published in the United
States received as soon as issued Perso s
desirous of procuring any Of the Music in this
Catalogue. can have it sent per mail, securely
wrapped, and free of postage by remitting the
amount attached to each piece.
Persons at distance can always rely upon
obtaining any article they may order as low as
they can buy the same at any establishment in
the United States.
0CT Particular attention paid to the Tuning
and Repairing of all kinds of Musical Instru-
merits.
O~g- The Trade, Teachers, and Semnaries
promptly supplied upon the most liberal terms.
MUSIC SENT BY MAIL.--The Postage on
Sheet Music is but one or two cents for each
piece, and, therefore, persons at distance can
obtain it by Mail much cheaper than by Express
Dealels, Teachers and Amateurs will dc, we'll tC
bear this in mind. In many instances, they
will find it great convenience, os well as 1
saving Of expense TO get their suppl les in sthil
way. Music Books can also be sent through
the mail, at an expense Of postage of ono cen
far each ounce weight
0Cs- All orders, whether large or small
strictly aud promptly attended to.
Or To prevent mistakes, write name, ad
dress, Slate, county, Sc, in a plain hand.
Address
AENRN LORDS
E0 W - 7 @ 9 w CD IL 1as
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

DULL'S SARSAPAR1LLA AND McLEAN'S :
DC0RDIAL-A large supply Of these popular
Family Medicines for sale by
June g. P. B. COOK & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

EANCY SoAPS-A large supply. fresh A.
II genuine, just received and for sale by
Mny 6, 1865. P. B. COOK & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

beauty Of the music itscy.-kO
Agathe or, When the Swallows HOmeward
Fly, Franz Aht, 25cts.
Angels, (the) FIR. Gumbert, 25
Ave Maria, Kuecken, 25
Brightest eyes, (the) Stigelli rs
Come, echo, catch my song, Weber, 25
Chime of bells, Hoetzel, 25
Dear little smiling maiden mine, 25
Deep in my heart Leila, %
Do not mingle one human feeling, Norma, 25
Eulogie of tears, Schubert 25
Favorite spot, F. Mendslsohn Bartholdy, 30
Fly my skitf, Kuecken, 30
Friendly is thine air, Rosale Kuecken, rs
From the Alps the horn resounding, 25
Farewell bright visions, Verdi, %
Gently rest, Kuecken, 35
Good night my only child, 40
Half broken heart (the) Leila, %
Hear me Norma, Norma, 25
How fair art thou, Abt so
In the eye there lies the heart, Abt. %
Italy, my native land, Alessandla StradellA. IS
llerdsman's mountain home, Abt, a5
Land of my young and hottest feelings,
Keller, 20
Landlady's little daughter, Loewe, 25
Last Greeting, Schubert, 25
Last rose Of sumner Martha, 25
Love and sorrow. Weber, 25
Loving think of thee, Krebs, 25
Lost one, (the) Lucia di Lammermoor, %
May breeze, F. Kriepl, 25
Maiden mine, Kuecken, 25
Many years ago, Watson, %
Mary, Abt, 25
Morning STAR (the) beautiful song, Rev
Hagen, 30
My heart is on the Rhine, Speyer, %
My heart is sad, 25
My pray er shall rise to Heaven, Donizeti %
Moorish Serenade, Kuecken, 25
o vert thou but mine own love, Kuecken, 25
o fair is the N0ckar and lovely the Rhine,
Abt, 40
0 ne'er can forget thee, Abt 40
Ger the calm and sparkling waters, Verdi, %
Q sing again that mournful song, Schubert, %
Passing tell, Schubert, 20
Robert toi que Jaime,
Roberto my beloved, Robert lie Oiabie, as
Stay with me, f. Abt, 40
Song Of Spring, F. NJ. Bartholdy, %
Star of home, Canthal %
Serenade,
lie Mutt sombre de son ombre, Schubert, 25
The Sun now sets in golden slumber, F. Abt ~
Slumber song, Gan is still in sweetest rest,
Kuecken, %
Salut a la France, La File du Regiment, 25
Search thro' the wide world, DO. %
She is mine, Curschmann, 25
Tear (the) (Die Thraene( Gumbert, 80
Thou art lov'ly flower, II A Wollenhaupt, 80
TIN ough the night ait stealing, y Schubert, 25
Thine is my heart, do. 25
Though from him love afar, c. NJ. Won
Weber, 25
Up, brothers, up Auber, 20
Wild Rosebud, (the) (Fleiden Roslein,)
Schubert, 25
When the tears are sadly stealing, Doni
zetti %
With silent care and grief Suppressed d, DOni-
zetu, %
The World is full of beauty when the heart
is full of love, Smith, 35
When am near thee Marie, Abf, 25
We met by chance, Kuecken, rs
The Wanderer, Schubert, %
PIANO PIECES.
Cfor Pianists of one years practice.)
La file du Regiment, brilliant variation,
Grobe, so
La Marseillaise, brilliant variations, Grobe, so
Ring the Banjo, do do do SO
Les Ideals do do edo so
Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean, do IS
Home, Sweet Home, variations brilliant,
Thalberg, 81 90
Lilly Dale, (just publshed) brilliant
variations, Thalberg, 81 90
Saut ala France, variations brilliant 80
Last Rose of Summer, do do so
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

ELAv0RING RXTRAC rS-A 6ne and gene, =,
i supply of all the popular Flavoring E1trse
of the day, just received and for sale by
May Q, 1858. P. B. COOK 4 co
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

BOOKS AND STATI0NERY.-A full az /
~ well assorted supply Of books and statio..
cry now 90 hand and forsals cheap BY
Sept. A, '5S P. b COOK & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

1o W - 7 - So w CD a. zaas
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI.
September 4, 1858 (1y,
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BILLIARDS.

=. -, ~,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD rA@sS
n o-s rosewood mahogany aud fshcy woods " N slAse'
marble and wooden beds cues and leather, ~ 1913.
ckalks keeley rails. snd hing In The me we
cssh prices. o'CONNOR A COIfEsDER 81 Ann street.
DfII1ARD BArI-PATrSTED AUGUST 49,
- new article OF compressed ivory W per cen, cns
han Ivory o. ihe weigh. ssd rscncr,ns
For sale " wM WILLING. sole msnufs''"ef ma IN
ventor, as0 Broome street
t,pyr.sss P.rEyr BILLIARD TABLES AND COM
..btoos eth the aie improvements, patented
Isss sre .vonS Npuparson the best ever
nd are edged 20 oe superior 70 Al Others
80. 4, - rs f1- only ~ IN. sslesroor SO ard 1S
p,.oa, and Al mtnui.ciNrv. - snn street Purfhas
guard, rNrthess t-irns are neine
a.sad ~, ale by parues n h billiard ,rsde
""'''u W O'CONNOR COILESDER,
So Ann street. sole Manufacturers
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WIVES AND LIQUORS.


A FINE ASSORTMENT OF BRANDIES, WINES IA
N msics holland and che6sm gins scotch, Irish
Bourbon and MonOngaheia whistles, LONDON ami Dubhn
poes Scotch sies sud champagne cder &c SIR sale AZ
duc.d prices At UsDEhnILb MArrESOk's, 40 Bro Jne
corner VI Crosby street
NOTICE PSTArIvRs LOOK AT rpE FoLJ0wIN3
~ prses from atty 20 hundred PEE cent by buy
irg yUur nqsurs from "a aUEb tLLlsvN. No. Souh WI
liam Brandy OF bond from tl5 ~ -
gsgon en' HOLLAND gin from 9s 70 81 W per g,n1. YIN
Younger Co scnburV re nv he hogsact scotch A.
bottles i2s dozen; London r'er IN )oses lis dok
Farhies supplied
QUEEN BRAND HOLLAND GiN OF tUF RESI-
" auaty, IN plues and casks, for sale - HABIcHr
PSRIsi, " Beaver street.
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pO.CVO. story high stoop basement and under cellar
with all the wodera improvements, fret class having
marble man@ls, painted ceiling, water range bath tub
olosst 40 good neighborhood, situated l&3 Thirty
between and Third railroad
be sold; purchaser. Apply the
souse every Gays from 10 A. n. W r. NJ IFS East
thirty fourth street. A. T.. TAYLOR.
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ITO LET-1N BROOKLYN, rue THREE STORY FRAME
i houte No ~ Concord street. with sub cellar having tbs
modern improvements with fixtures all complete, suit
able for two small fam tee rent moerae % good
tenant Inquire Of A. McANOY, Al the corner store.
ITO IEf-s THRSE STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN
i stone fpont hnnsc containing all the modern mpr,ue
ents and finished the beet manner, spntet IN East Ghr
utth street. keu sltn ltQuire At HAkTr marble WHEs
Ninth street, corner rhud avenue.
ITO LET-NO Tag EASr NINETHSNrU STREET, sE
tween Firs and second avenues, lhraR Gro o. BAN
Ac and VII be put good NetF SIS. Nppy ~ T.
hACFAkLAh Suns, lsO Tenth sSec lhir1 avenue.
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ITO LET-TBREE STORY, iss ELM STREET, $3.50; A.D
A3 City Han place, $50; Offices
msn,. cheap families lOl and p Franklin street "a wsxer
street CNh i65 lreeRwch at ee $40 Water street;
large house and store in Peartree 81 Do Apply at room
| No. /. first floor, No. 7 Green wch street
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COTTAGE HOUSE I'd LET IN FIFTEENTH STREET
\ hetwe. Sixth and Seventh avepues.-Inqure of f. NJ
FFRRY 1877 SIKH avenue, between Thirteenth and Four
Tee nth streets from until four O'Clock. Also,
FURNISHED house country adjoining the salt water
very be althy and Desirable situation.
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NOR SALE--A FIRST CLASS TWO STORY AZ ~
high basement and sub oesr frau hrp.S h'iei ~ S
brick piazza courty ard IN front, h,- i
two years 25x'00 VIII sell tNcl,nn ~
terms. Apply toJ A. GARalso> 90 'ae premise, - .
teenh etween Fifth Stt h1us- ti
from Fifth avenue, sroosyn. T-&e NJ breeDwpo
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LoRsAG.E or TOIET-ATpOeDHAM AN, AuOusE, wtfH
screcf sround Handsomely located hree aua
dred yards Of the depo CONTAINING eeyeu ~h chm
cellar and coal house good well Of water stern goi
vsrety q fruit trees Apply 70 JAMES HENLY, At the
rck>t office, rordhem, or Of James Cole.
..,CR SALE OR TO LEr-A rtlRFS STORY ANO
hasemr nj bri .k houss la East thirty 9TH ss wi Al
he moretn norovements Apply At the icod foiniry rsi
Is street, hear avenue ".
I'uR SALE To- LIT OR Exchange Ct1Y FRO
II perry very Mise N0 story and htsemen' h1use
per Moranm Sh nearly 81 To- meet NJ tni FOR
partcunr~ npuir- ot " kIDE 3i9 Cara % dr.
Gray busder, In spper Morrsana
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LNOR sALE-FIRsT CLASS FoGR SrORt bEONN
stone front house, with all moIern nipro .rreGts;
wood and bsck walnut doors parot tor NJ "a lhrT.
second street between ss4ison aui rfh House -
by 90 INQUIRE ON The premises for - ricu'.i@.
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LOR sALE-FncR FOUR S,uET 49, F2cN
Il houses, containing IA rooms each. with ~ rooms,
tries &C., with al the improvements h., INK ngh hesrmeu
the north aide OF Thirty lolrth stree ~ 2 East IT he
ngGn avenue Apply On the premises, 90 ARNOLD NO
BRAY. Price $1,000
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COUNTRY SEAT TO LET OR FOR SALE-OF 81
srres on shsre about three quarters Of mile
from Fort Hamilton most delightful rpot very convenient
" access city The house has thirteen ro,ms bath
soom water closet furnace and greenhouse, with
asunan hed carriage house, chicken house
psrdpp With srs gberrv Danon blackberry, asparagus
pberry bees fine assQr mont OF fruit trees &C. &C.
Price low In luire Of DR. PRINCE on the premises or no
Broad vi Az, New York between " and O'Clock.
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&2OO FOR SALE. A PARI OF THE BUSINESS IN A
HOUV. mNke. town-nam-y, he cork
poultry yege~tlea fruit fsh oysters, &c, with fxtures
complete: and harness. For inquire Of
GEORGE WALTER 70 Broadway room Is
q Snn ANY MAN OF ENTERPRISE 1vfSG THIS
sN.DVV. amount and would like IN travel --rn of
opportunity ~ investing business which the
oi realizing fortune be fully demonstrated csns
AZ, No ~ Hrosdway.
&EnO FOR THIS SIN A RgrrRrvg PARTNER
sOVV. about having the CITY, viii dispose Of hs interest
IN an exceedingly ucra,e and pleasant business which Of
iers the most Fat srins nducement Call on r. JoNEs sB
Broadway. third 40, r, room T.
&7An DRY GOODS AND FANCY STORE FOR
- w. sale-The lease, stock and fixtures % hand
somely ted well cs-d and doing good business
an excellent opportunity IL Offered
sIG1sk sourHwICK. ~ Nassau sfcs,.
&1 nnA FOR SALE A WELL KNOWN PUBLIC
DI.OVV. house situated he North river side OF the
city The location unsurpassed and 81 the most popular
barrooms Ne Ftith ward principAl rail-
road depVts. Apply al 81 Broadway, room .. -
cI OOQ FLOUR AND rEED BusrSEss.-A PART
Tl.vOO. nsr wanted With hits amount Of capital DION
the sdvt rsr rhO bass excellent location and
passed facilities for doing extensive business the shove
trade. apply at 81 broadway, room 70 a. -
r. aOwRS CO
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II WUTTiEK co north sdo Pcnnay between 9th
constantly completely
cd stock Of the following named goods to which they respectfully
yte the attention Of purchasers, viz
The patterns Of Wilton carpcugs
velvet carengs the OF tapestry oarpcngs the
Of Brussels carpengs ngans
ingans, twiled aud plain vennn rag carpcng
fugget linen floor damasks damasks stair
rods crumb cloths Mosaic velvet ud rugs; doorma
mats mangs ccorcd and white Canton mng
door and table oil cloths bed blankets Marsees
linen and cotton sheengs, pillow bolster
table damasks satin damask table cloths aud match
ask huckohack der and other towcngs plano table
lace and muslin curtains bocate
tain Materials and other materials covering gilt
coniccs and curtain 0xturcs shade linens gimp
pins &c crimson blue and worsed pushes velvet
and Brussels ottonsns &c together with Of other
useful and articles all which such
terms as 10 insure speedy sales Jan 13-n
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TMroRTANT no coTToN PLANTERS. by obie

their JoubledThe signed invent
obtained lett-,s patent from The ned
and combination machinery for converting
from the
ricos and spinning machinery until ready for
mint weaving IIIfS ts
The saving by this win per
aud made from the hbrc uubdken
raton OF ho machinery Of the present dis
cnanke W viii he about my stronger heavier
viii command The markets u the world dancng competition
advanced prices.
Tho undcrsgned prepared to dispose privileges his
fal snh psnrs VIII he informed with complete
sirnconz how 10 H. how machinery and all
other necessary particulars application addressed to
Dec e-2awlyd GEORGE @ HENRY, Mobile
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For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS


TTNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
i berand Wheeling and all parts Of the West
ls The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave except Sunday
545, connecting with trains from Philadelphia first
Washington at Junction. viii stop and
bcrland O'Clock, r. m.
TRAIN except Sunday
at $50, and reaches Wheeling by m connecting %
wood with trains for Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Louis
VILE Cleveland Toledo Deo Chicago ~ Ious Cairo and inter
mediate points
ID The EXPRESS TRAIN daily r. connecting
trains for Cincnna r. I Cairo Chicago
diate places The distance
places the West nearly 100 miles shorter than other
route The time to these places is also unsqualled
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and
S. IOuir
Passengers and baggage transferred nj nll points free
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold all the arre West
the lowest possible rates at the ticket OH den Station and
Washington city
A second class Is attached o mail
Passengers froi Baltimore
Cumberland Oakland They
train which leaves Cumberland reaches Wheeling
at2,p pm.
from Washington have ample
iugton Junction.
This only by which through tickets and baggage checks
c be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Cumberland and the Piedmont going
Eastwardy the mail train Wheeling m and accom-
mediation Cumberland reaching at %s D. M
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts except Sunday stopping
at stations Leaves Frederick at arriving
The EilICOTTs Mills TRAIN Camden station at m
aud 30 leaves rllcot. Mills at 30 m., p m
ercept Sunday.
W. 8. woOIruDE
Jan 17--dn Master OF Transportation.
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A CARD.--Thosc of our customers who have open
"A books hereby notified that
be made OF mp 70 hc 2s and prepsr
tory 70 settlement about year.
must be obvious 70 n unt the condition
matters renders chgory col
leons and by dong presume apology necessary
pcc 2+-3taws~ HOoE BRO & co
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Improve Your Eyes.

GTRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris opt-
~ clan wooFsoN who has arrivedf Europe with his
well the manufacture Of good others the
proved specaecs and glasses among which the
PERSCOPlC CONCAyE AND CONVEX, THE DOrBIE FOCUS AND
DOUBLE POLISHED BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, ETC,
which improve eye weakness
tending 10 IL also, SHORT siGifrEDNtxS.
who compelled glasses using
win be suited "a first sight Those wonderful
DOUBLE POLISHED VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL ROCK
highest Worlds Fair
Paris through their producing cearness
tofore unknown in any other improvements,
Also all styles of and magniyng glasses
sale his Eighth
Pennylv avenue eighth
Penn
Prices reasonable tho
Nov 2l-d1y
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UNITED STATES NAvN CorRr on ISorrRy.
Washington, February 20. 1887

YTNHE Judge advocate gives notice, for the informa-
ton OF parties before tho under The si
me act Of January e 1887 they will respectively no advised
ns department when shall have been referred
cou AND tho u desirable that in presenting Themselves they
.nouo eons prepared with list cf such witnesses they
nave summoned specifying which Of the respective heads
,or ts naval scrvc mentioned In the act their
mon, ~ ue applied respectively and suggesting the delay
Nncn may oereauredi and in respect Of what witnesses.
Feb 2tf--G - ' - '
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CHARLES 8. ID. JON ES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Dubuque, Ioss1

WE PUBLISH TODAY Parton's Life of Aaron
w Burr.-Le and Times OF by J..
pages illustrated by cpgravngs
Price 81 75
Prtons Life OF Burr every respect original peculiar
work OF absorbing interest and possessing peculiar claims to the
tepipn OF Americans.
Tho author cns that this volume the Of Aaron Burr
eventul life told for the FIRST time derived
from the personal "reminiscences his surviving friends
ions acquaintance.
peculiar life Of
material for OF the Interesting fascinating biographies
written While incidental subject progress
democratic party the United fully
The volume printed supcrnne illustrated
Of Burr and his daughter Theodoa and
cravings
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Harriet and Sophia Lec Canterbury Tales price 81 forming
volumes.
In active araon and to be issued week before Christmas the
1888 of the New Almanac Yearly Record
1853, 32mo cloth price 25 cents
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Dec 1S-3tlN3tw los and ll0 Duane street, New York.
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Washingtoa, March 6, 1857.

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DROPOSALs are invited for materials and work
Proposals received 7,h Nay VIII be opened Of that
n. psens .p~coesisoas work TO
s wn he read, this once and after the 2oh
masonry bridges,
srda. and o. oa pipes con
For par,alar materials
q line s,ls. The
delay commencing
ih00 bait Cor such delays due allowance will be made
Portions only completed under The pres
but all Tor nsanished be
sh psscrte rate Of progress
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stopped until funds become available.
nas the reserved ,su per viii be paid r. In the asmsn
,h the work has been properly executed so far has
Payments specie upon
be condition Of ali shall
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should they make such
oussr-d conducive progress the
Every by written signed by
take That the bidder bidders M his Or their bid Be .esrssd
into obieA within Ven days with good and sufucien
accompanied by the rsrtats OF United district
@ us Or Il. or De-
parsni Of War sranos are abs 10 make good
s win opened press bidders. An, Of .bse choose
be present NJ e. AR2oH,
C~Pt. or Engncsrs, in charge.
PORN on GUARANTEE
To Capt 81 G. Msigs Z. $, Engneers.
We, the undersignsd, Residents OF In the State Of
hereby jointly severay ssa,es
guaranty. the foregoing bid accepted
they VIII Within days after tho said
the with
proposed conformity
advertisement n said
sba to
good difference between the offer by the
lowest bidder.
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thereby certify that, the my knowledge besr the
above named guarauiors good and sunncient
(Signed) a tt.ts EF.
Sep i-iawd
II AW PARTNERSHIP Samuel Chiffon & A. b.
Il Magruder late t virginia. being associated In partnership will
practice the Washington city,
supreme Court Of the United States.
Address CHIFFON MAGRuDER, Washington, n. C
Oct l4--eo3m
r J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
10 southwest Of Twelfth streets Washington
Ap 1I-dlyt
Miss Christie johnson,
ELocrTioy.
S desiros Of forming classes in elocution in the
schools Washington viii give private pn
Miss johnson will youths professional gentle
and also to foreigners who wish English
Residence formerly English a Female
mary, Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown
RSysRKScxs
Mrs Anna Cora Ritohie Richmond va
Stephen +. Ri, Washington, ID. C.
Grafton Tyler, NJ n, Georgetown, d.. C.
For further apply Blanchard Mohun their
Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street
Nov S--f
- 4
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BEN. Il +. A, wHITi0CK 4 co.


3. G. Herring 4 Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
yTNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding discriminating public were bestowIug their
EXHIBIT
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening an extensive ware
street
ose the Cy Hall This Of warehouse With the
their will enable the subscri
hand all lines stock Of Gre and burglar
than other establishment In the world Particular at
VIII be had constructing for private families match
for tho security Of plato ana jeYe'ry
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keep kinds money chests
Halls locks banks
Jonsss perturbation bank lock Cygers
patent letter lock, without Key.
g C. HERRING & Co,
l35 1877, and 139 Water aud
No 25l Broadway, Murray St, New York.
r. CoiLE X CO., Agents
Washington, u. G.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 28-ly Richmond, Virginia.
The Washington union., 1858-02-03
vINHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
States mail stcaIners1he ships cempri.ng this line

The Atlantic. Capt Oliver Edrdee.
The Baltic Capt Jos. Comsock.
Adriatc Capt. James West
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
their
engines strength and speed their
passengers uneqIalcd for elegance
The this line tight
and has been spared to make them all
the thorough examination them their mode
ton ia <s,s
Price passage New Liverpool cabin $3.50;
second cabi SIS From Liverpool New York,
guineas
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berth be II paid for