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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
i HE Subscriber will receive proposals for re-
pairing the stone culvert on the new road called
the upper route of the free road leading from 9TH
street In Georgetown TO the stone house. near the
old locks, and renewing the embauk kmeEts where
the same shall be required 10y the subscriber, and
bids for repair of the culvert to he understood the
dong the same witR large building stune tu be eli
iald In hydraulic cen enent; with brick arch laid in
cament ike the stone part, not less than inches
tnck the centre To be found by the CONTRACTOR aud
al other materials as msN Ee required for any part
OF the work on said road. The whole work q De
done under the direction of the subsc iber and no
work or materials will hs paid for uniess the same
shall be approved Of by the subscriber.
The bids for doing the above work may he sepa
rated In two parts. one for doing the culvert and
one to embrace the emha nkments, gutter aud grav-
eInP, as may he preferred by bidders The bids will
be received up to "Wednesday, the 18th inst, on
which day they Will be opened.
The subscriber reserves the right to select from
among the bids the one which, in his judgment, is
the lowest responsible bid-alI things considered
The whole work to he done I'm the shortest reason
bic time, without neg lect OF delay.
LEWIS CARBERY, Com'r.
NcTE.-The stone work must be bid for at SO
muoh p3r cubic perch, with extra measure for
corners; the brick work AT so much per thousand
the embankments at so much per cubic yard, and
the paving and gravelng by the super fetal yard, or
a. agreement may be made by the lump for the
whole WORK together. or by separation as above.
Oc dtOctl2 l.. CARBERY. Com'r
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SINSrLsR CHARGES AGAINST CLERGYMAN A
Council IF Ministers uf the Christian Baptist do
nomination was held II Warren. X. 1 e.. OH Wed
tain charges against the Rev. -. h. Swertman. of
Swansea. Mass. The charges are:--TLe pub
hrati"n If an unc hristian and unclercal pamphlet:
ma king false represent tOns to Bristol church ia
order to hurry itinto closing bargain; borrowing
Il shirt and not returning il; sermon stealing and
advertising for wife while the third one was
still living
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EDUCATIONAL.
NIGHT SCHOOL.

NIGHT SCHOOL.
HE Subscriber Will open, upon the 81 Ubtober,
l25a, Night School. situated upon 9th street ha
tween Pa. avenue and street north over the store
81 W lson 4 Barr. Here will be taught al the
English branches, Mathematics, Ancient and Mol
ern Classics. Book Keeping, Drawing, Engineer
ing, Architecture, National Philosophy, snd al or
any of those branches of = Business ETucatI"n
which the calling in life of any Individual ma, de-
mand. There will also he delivered, tw a week
cal relations - OIL ''S p 00'i
For further particulars see principal.
II Residsnce-No. AS L street. bstwsen 18th
aid 10Th. % . o.
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The romance of the Tuileries is engaging
all female speculation at the domestic hearth
III Is founded on the most extraordinary facts
wet nurse, with high Norman cap and long
gold earrings. is seated on a chair in the gar
den of the Tuileries. She holds on her lap an
eider-down pillow, cased in the finest cambric
and bOrdered with the finest lace I'pOn this
pillow Slumbers beautiful infant, also cased
and bordercd with the same. A lady and gem
tlenan are walking In the 0IcHH6; they pause
before the sleeping infant, lost in admiration
ut Its beauty; ut which the nurse, although
anything but astOHished, is nevertheless high
ly fattered. and answers all questions with
great good humor. This baby belongs to NJ
Hua; says the lady; to which the nurse as
sents. = hat lovely child, :" adds the lady
and takes 1t from the cushion to examine more
closely. She kisses it fOndly, shows il to her
companion and is about TO replace it on the
nurses knees, when n sudden thought strikes
her-"GOOd gracious where is my parasol
must have left it in the shop down yOnder un-
der the arcades. Do, nurse, run for ii, and
will watch the baby meanwhile" The honest
Norman, ready to Ob!ige. few off at once but
could not find the shop where the parasOl had
been left. and after running about for some time
came back despOnding to announce her want
OF success. The good creature thought he
must have been bewitched. for on returning
she could not find the lady nor The child either
and ran about the Tuileries as bewiIdered as
she had just been doing about the Rue de
Rivoli. After a heightened search, it became
evident that the poor woman had been victim
lied and that the child had disappeared NJ
llua, who was sitting Chief Judge of the
Court of Vacation, was sent for Immediately.
In full tribunal he jumped up from the bench
with horror in his gaze. The minor judges and
younger advocates could not do other than i'm
itate their superior, and in a short space of
time the court deserted, the whole bar
having rushed out in search Of the Judges
baby, Up to this moment the search has been
without result
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
ID FOR NEW YORK.
AsSAGt iNIG,hlIIpLNG = i MEALS A

ID FOR NEW YORK.
Il ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AND
STATEROOM, 81 so.
The New York and Virginia screw Steamship
ComIsnx's rev aud elegant steamship >e~
MOI Nj VERNON Capt L. {. Smlth. KIN
Will leave the Company Depot, Wes o->z7ssA
tern Wharves, at n q clock L. an every WEDNFS-
DAY, and tho C"~pany's Depot, a. AlexandrIa,
at O'Clock p. same day.
Passengers from Washington aud Georgetown
can take the coaches connecting with AlexaUdTIa
steamboats, or railroad, which leave the corner Of
7th street and Pa avenue hourly, they can lesve
GA The steamer from the Western wfArveS at n
O'Clock a. IN.
state rooms can be engaged on application Co
Messrs. Morgan RhInehart, Western Wharves.
Freight viii be received up to the hours Of depaT-
ture
AZ Insurance will be effected on sll goods by
this line At the office of the Company at - per cent
premium.
The accommodations for passengers hy this line
every respect hrst-o and every effort Wi
ee made to render thi, copmppIcatOn with New
York an agreeable and hoalthfu one.
For freight or passage apply To FOwLE a.
CO., Agents, Alexandra.
n. CROMWELL. & CO.
se2-ly s6 West ST., corner Albany, New York.
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IL The New Haven Palladium says party
taking snpper at one Of the suburban hotels a few
evenings since. found the poultry rather tough.
One genius. after exercising his Ingenuity TO no
effect in trying To dissect turkey. turned to the
waiter and asked: ''S on haven't got such a thing
as pound of powder in the house have vou1 for
I think it will be the shortest way to blow this
fellow up
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EARRIA,.k>

t CARRIAGES. .
Il HE Subscriber having made additions O. ms
factory, making II now one OF the largestn 49,
in the DISTRICT, where ms facilities for e--<<lI
manufacturing CARRlA6E Il LIG HI - -
WAGONS Of all kicds cannot be cdrpasseq, ano
from his long experience in tie business hs hopes
10 give general Satisfaction, -. -
Al kinds Of Csrrlsges .nd llEht wagons Kept on
AiiREPAIRsrsstlyd done, and su orders prompt
Second hand Carnage, taken p A s1ehfngs tor rev
onez. ANDhE W =. sOlSfI
la-d oofnoT oi isth eHS n sss-
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III A young wolf, about ten months old. took
refuge. not long since. in the church of Bourg-
tberoulde (Sene lnferieure) The beadle saw
the animal enter and, having carefully closed the
doors, informed neighbor of the fact, who came
with his gun and shot the wolf close 70 the steps
of the altar
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, liz There has been great excitement at Guelph,
canada: With few DAYS past, in regard to the
arrest OF two brothers, Valentine Ii. and Bcnja-
Inln Byron. on charge of forcibly abducting
their sister Miss Hannah Baton. from convent
In that place The magistrates. by a majority of
five to three. dismissed the case and the decision
was received by the crowd outside the court
room with rapturons applause .."t
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DENTISTRY. &c.

NJ TEETH.
1I. I.OOMIS, Nj. d., the inventor and patentee
of thu MINERAL Plate TEETH, at a
tends personally at his office in this city. 8A43
Many persons can wear these teeth who~<1ALS
cannot wear Others. and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling ut NV office can be accOmu0dat led
with any sty 10 AID price of Teeth they may desire
but TO those who are particular and wish the purest
cieaneSt, strongest, and most perfect dantura thai
art can produce. the MINERAL. PLATE bo
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this city-NO $50 Pa avenue, between
9th and 10th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street, Philadel
plia.
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a FRENCH NAVAL OFFICERS OPINION OF
THE GREAT EASTERN "A French agent. who
Is stated to be distinguished naval officer.
preemlnent for his nautical knowledge and
experience, bears testimony, in a letter pub
llshed In the Paris MOniteur, to the enormous
strength and indubitable safety of the Great
Eastern. and to her victory over the ocean.
with regard to to :he first point. the naval of
fccr SAYS:
:" Nevertheless. ii may be said that the de-
structiOn of the forward funnel of the Great
Eastern might have happened to the smallest
steamer. and would probably have Oceasiened
Its total destruction. because il would not have
presented the mass and sOlidity of the great
ship, while the accident in question in no wise
compromises the future Of this last" With
respect to the second point, the same author
lty says The little swell while going against
strong head wind, and a heavy sea on prove
that the nautical prO6Iem has been sOIUed,
(the italics are his Own.) If there be any
doubts. they can only be as to her rolling. be-
cause she experienced no slanting heavy seas.
and the vessel was too light to be considered
in her normal position.
=. But when, with the wind right ahead, she
Oscillated up and down hardly a quarter of a
degree, while the neig hbOring vessels plunged
into the waves, and her sharp bows threw up
less spray than boat, one feels convinced that
no sea can stop her; that she will cut through
he waves with too great force and facility for
them to retard her progress, or for them even
TO produce that pitching which is so inc0nye-
nient To passengers. COntrariwise to so many
ships Of rounded lines, which the sea tosses
and retards more than does the wind, the treat
Eastern meets with no impediment from the
waves. She cuts them too easily to feel their
rapid motion; the wind appears the only OBJ
stacle which nature can present; and all who
are acquainted with navigation know how
shght Its action Is IN comparison with the
tiOn of the waves. Thus the trial which has
Just been made proves that this gigantic mass
VIII always OverpOwer the sea, and she will not
even feel the effects thereof, except when the
waves strike her sideways. But then again.
the weight of the vessel and her length will
diminish her motion, as WAS proved during the
voyage, when, from the breaking of some part
OF her steering gear, she was thrown into n DO
sition to present her brOadside to the sea-
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n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS. after practical test of two years.
feels that he with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastic Process for inse Tting HaGl3
artificial teeth IL has the advantages of fSILIp
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness Full
upper sets Inserted for 3S5. Partial in proportion.
Office 800 Pa. avenue. se7
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OF MODERN LANGUAGES

"A OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
IwhLI fsTE TErnrs. grsresn sS g"f 1G1 Sg'5f'
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN SPANISH AND
DAYANDEvEyIfEKEE IfEKEEfGH cEGssE FoR1.D,rS
A: M: DE EM0NTHURRY, Professor Of Modern
s"fss.wn ccass snd A RiSsNbREsh bHsfshPT PrS
lessor oil the French langu.g" aud Literature. have
classes and private lessons on Monday next, Sd of
October: S,nfc&: at at t,s e above ACADEMY.
PROFESSORS Monthurry and Alexandra, in order 10
day to avail themselves the benefit Of the as acahc de-
my 70 acquire perfect and PRACTICAL knowledge Of
the above LANGUAGES. have Welded to the snlicita
tons Of thair friends 10y opening Evening Classes.
days, and Fridays, from to 10 O'Clock D. m the
French on Tuesdays, hu-sdays, and Saturdays
For terms and further particulars inquire at the
academy, where on' of the Professors wHl be IN at
tehuahoe oa'Iy, from Q To II a IN. Sc 29-Int+
THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL,
On 3fh Srrset, befIrsrH X and l.
This Institution will be opened on Mondav. sent.
5th: Circulars may be obtained at Bookstores. or
9n application To the Princi pal at the Institution
The limited number of scholars, thirty the ample
private pay grnuIGs and the quiet location, render
au IS If A: c. RICHAR DIS, Prinr.
NJ MRS. McCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
tlRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the dn'les of her School on tho LIST Monday in Sep
Tie course Of study pursued will COMPRISE all the
branches requisite to a thorough English educa
ton.
In addition 20 her dav scholars she is davirons of
receiving into her family few pupils "a hoarders
aged iFom 10 to IL years, who will be under her I'M
mediate care and oversight.
Her ARRANGEMENTS for the accommodation and
due care of pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. those N Washington
desiring particular Information with reference 20
her school may apply to w. ID. Wallach, Editor Of
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply at her
resldence-No. 35 Cameron street, Alexandra, Va
Jy n If ~
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WOOD AND COAL.
G o A l..

e. CO L..
NIL q l.
Daiy expected, per schooner Adaine, a cargo Of
s,ars s,at supee'LoF free burning RED ASH COAL,
stove ard Egg size. This Coal is unsurpas sed as
~, UU,psins or Parlor Coal. IL ignites quickly. does
not cnker in the stove, and burns out yery clean
IL WI De sold very low tIf delivered from the yes
CASH, or notes bearing interest, unless other
, 80, ;sIeed upon Those OF INV customers who have
out Delay. ChAS. w. MITCHELL,
DEALER IN WoOD, Coal, SAND AND LIME,
oo2 Ih st, adjoining the Canal tsouth sidel
A TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
"A REPORT having been circnlated tha, we were
golns 70 qnit the Wood and Coal business and
supPoSng that such a report might fHjurs u.s. we
isse t thls method of inf rming the public that we
haNoheV had any such idea: and. aiso of tender
ing our sincere thanks for the liberal patronage be-
stoWtI upon us for the past three wears, and hone
10 h'Tlt continuance of the same
J. w. MYERS & CO,
ofhce and Tard-corner q & 22d sts.. First Ward
WOOD AND COAL.
we are now receiving our usual supply of COAL
and WOOD, all of which we guarantee To be of the
very best quality, and are selling for delivery this
month
White A sh Egg size oaI Al. ssyoO nar ton
Range, Crate, and Furnace.---...... 5Oo do
Heu hsH al elHes. 5.25 do.
Sumbs riand lump. p........"..-.-----. ! - do.
naE "oou '''''''''''''"' 90 pr cord
Pine. 4nO do
Come with TINE CASH, and we will convince Won
that ours is the Cheap Yard.
}. w. p. MYERS & CO..
Offices and Yards-COrner of u and 22d sts First
Ward, washington, and Water ST., George
town. oc / 2w
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rTTsSS Al A LOCKE Continues the latest styl 10
Itl Of DR. EssMAKtNG in al its branches st No.
as East CapItol street Dresses made IN The neat
sst manner a. lov N ons dollar. uA =
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The Irish Reyiyals and the Branding I'm.


meeting was lately held in the church of
Rev Nm. Breakey, LiSbuTn, Ireland, one of
IFS leadi1s objects being to hear from the lips
81 the reverend gentleman Il statement bearing
"u tae results OF some of his investigations as To
the fruits Ut the revival mOyeneHt IN the town
end HcI.hhOThoOd. Mr.. Brcakcy advocated
tie frviyal- but in his discourse ON the heaven
iy-trsEce ''RelIgionistS" he said: [. myself
have seen four strange instances, which think
: cannot too strongly bring before you. With
respect to the fist, | saw nothing extraoTdi-
nary UT miraculous; with regard to the second
.heTe were 40 marks while L WAS there. though
o. was said there were words visible on the
hrsh- which, l confess, i could not see. With
reference to the third case there were certain
ly visible marks on the body of the person. and
| was told these meant My Christ" These
were - placed in the zigzag torn that could
n1i IN Ike anything out of them; and you nv
brethren, might as well make My Christ
from the sheet Of paper (holdng up Il blank
-IeetI which now place before you, as could
make My Christ from the marks then cx-
hib ted 10 me. Now, with regard TO the fourth
case. L certainly saw marks upon the skin Of
thst woman, and they were in this form THE
reverend gentlemen here exhibited a sheet of
paper with n ScEOll upon it, showing certain
marks upon the arm of the female referred TO- |
Now Continued the reverend gentlernan) i
cannot deny that mark, my brethren: but
"a YOU to listen to the evidence IF The Rev
Nj Hall on the subject, and to bear his tes,i-
mony in mind NJ. Hall writes to me in these
terms
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M, MRS. McCoRMICK'S SCHOOL.
. FEMALE TEACHERS.

T FEMALE TEACHERS.
Il WO Young ladies, ri stcrs, eN perianced teach
ers are desrons nt entering seminary for ladies,
to instruct in the following branches:
Vocal and instrumental Music, Latin, French
higher English Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre
clan Painting.
For testimonials apply to the editor of the Star
or to MIR. Weston, editor Ofthe Republic.
jy Il 2awtf
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EEORG ETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY
NJ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The duties Of this institution will be resumed on
the list Monday Ia September next. Circulars. sta
ting terms. NAV he citaiued at the Seminary, ar by
addressing the Princ!pal
50 2Tu. Th& Sow Nj, J. NARROWER
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- O l. o L.,
" G o LIZ!
Just arr ived, and now lying at my wharf, the
schooner Jas. Hendrickson, with full cargo Of that
celebrated White and X ed Ash coal which will
sell low for the cash. Also on hard a large lot of
Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD. Also Cut and
Split Wood of all lengths X. w. BATES.
Wood and Coal Dealer,
$3.50 18th ST., near the Canal
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SEPTEMBER L.. 1859.
a -. .,V1, At


w DEAR Mr.. BREAKEY: In compliance with
V 'ur request. '' that L would state what passed
~ certain house on Friday night last"
Wrl'" - say that on arriving there | saw a girl
',,h1- Ia the house. and apparently the object
'i a.'.nti"n If crowd assembled. The word
L'id was traced very ruiely on her arm and
q. II i".'er' which lid not note particularly
On her breast. | had no hesitation in pro-
h"uLci"g at once that all had been done with
me hlue bag. or something similar. / asked
IT lamp cloth. which after some persuasion.
'E' people allowed to be applied to the arm.
on which woman present asserted that she
had seen the word - Lord grow With
N" cloth You rubbed two of the letters off with
TIE greGtest ease. on then called the attcn-
ion Of tt" people, and holding the arm up be-
iFr' ali present. rubbed the other two off with
"a; ihe least difficulty. | never saw a more
clumsy or futile attempt ut imposture and
regret much to learn that any one can be 50
"irket a. I" persevere in the deceit. or can
hnd people - weakly crelulous as To heed such
nonsense. j. ) HALL
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= \ camp-meeting OF giuus people was re-
Gently held at Grimsby, G.. W and a sinful
publican set up his bar and tapped his kegs
nigh unto the ground Of prayer. The elders.
tatOns, 6c-. took offence ut this and n body
u them at once proceeded To- remOns.raae with
the man; but he. owing 10 some obliuuity of
HlIi or other csuse, did not appreciate their
reasoning or facts He said there were a great
many people on this globe all Of W .m had to
OBTAIN Il living SoIne did it ia one ay. and
some iG another. They obtained theirs by
lrss-hing and praying, perfectly Legitimate.
"hi IA accordance with law and order He
"'talnei his by vending liquor, which was also
legitimate, aud aS he had rented the property.
"ld paid for his license, he couldn't afford 10
gVe up business just then. lie light, however,
40 80 when the meeting broke up, hut, to pre-
'vn' any III feeling. be was willing - To treat
~, rI' round and say no more about the matter
"e ueAcons went off in high dudgeOn, express
~ some doubts as to the durability of the
iuIL seheT shsnty; and it did not last long;
:, IN '8h' the Shanty and decanters, &c, in
.n;IIs5 ,,u ni"llShed, and the precious liquor
Iaro~ IPon 'ne ground. The saloon man be-
- ma en%' u was tne deacons that were the
r -, . ,eIS oi the onslaught on his domiciIe.
i're instituted suit against them fo- darr.(,as
- Ihe hennebec Journal saws that sev,
-, .."'e Tue wife Of the then Amer can Minis
- hSIhd received from a friend in New
-, nu tI d Dor OF aUtumnal leaves selected for
- "'"'t ana their variety of tints FL, lady
ait, -. - n oI Ihaiiirnts, and they attracted much
- IN anu We're greatly admired by the EnUIisb
POPr since then these leaves have been in d.
. u .h're' ana every autumn pac kaues of them
-'s seHt over IN the steamers ave " '-+'"'
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SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
To be drawn daily at W ,lmington. Delaware, at IS
minutes before IL III.
MONDAY, October 10.
Class l6'-78 nuHmbeIsi u drawn ballots.
PFq'Fs de- of. - si5"5 i,sd pF'dss de. Of ssS go
Tickets 81.
TUESDAY, october Il.
Glass l7o-75 numbers, u drawn ballots.
Capitals.
PLd,as do "f---'...-.sS,% ,.% 2Przes Of .--. sl,""
Tickets 81.
WEDNESDAY, OctoberI2.
Class l7l-7S numbers, IS drawn ballots.
Capitals.
PFidfs DO. Of ::: :sf:aS ias5 prizes ss cfs &C. 81"
Tickets 81.
THURSDAY, October 49,
Class l7I-7o numbers, IL drawn ballots.
Capitals.
p'di1s %. o. 500 iSSS prices de- Of : - ss,S $50
"0' Tiotssfss t%sfssl 81. @0'
FRIDAY, October "a.
Class l7S-7d nuEm6s,si Is drawn ballots.
: prize s5sS prizes Of -..:... $40
? do -'',.' fffesssts frffeses 81. &o, DO.
SATURDAY, October Is
Glass 1875 NUMBERS l2drawn ballots.
prize of f-..... s5Scs prizes Of, sl,.o9SS
Tickets 81.
will meet with the most prompt and conf Dental at
tentiOn, and the printed Orhcial drawings sent as
xddrss. OfsB; FRANCE. BRoApBENTs & CO.,
90 s-lw Wilmington Delaware.
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2SI NoRF3tR DEAoT. OYSTER 2SI
The undarslg ned Informs has numerous customers
and the public In general that he has opened thI-
day his New, Large and We'll arranged Establish
mrnt at no. 2si STREET, hetween lutn and lIt.I,
opposite the Theatre. tioTHeTy CarusI's Saloon, }
where he is prepared to execute all orders. large
small, for has eelebrated SPiCED AND PICkLED
LiNNHAVEN BAY OYSTERS, put up upon an
improved an, impaTtlng to the oyster hne favor,
and packed an tin cans kegs q! any size that may
h1 required. Fresh OYSTERS put up in tin cans or
Kegs Ia sizes from quart 10 u gallons hernetcally
sealed, which be trans ted to any part Of the
United Stites, and warranted Ia keep. Also, Oys
tiers IN tha she'll by the peck bushel; packed m
barrels. Hotels and private families furnished stthe
lowest market prices and delivered free of charge
All ,o,ders thankfully receiysd .sSnd PTowPty at
tended to by TN; HARVEY:
Agent for Henry Fitzgerald, Norfolk, Va
PS-Ons an from a m 10 - D. m. So 10 If
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400 cox IL MCKINNEY 400
HOO DEALERS IN L1O
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
We have on hand varied and ch'lcs stick OF
TOBACCO and CIGARS-whoiesa!e ~ ~.
and retail Those wishing first Taiera
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