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NJ TO THE PUBLIC.

Nl. Il. PARKER Is still to be found at his old
stand, and resdy for the spring trade, hr haNIng
ceIyed direct from New NUTk his stock of paints,
which enables him to inform his friends and fellow
citizens he eau and will compete with auy establish
ment ia the District. NJ. r.. PARKER,
House, Sign, and Decorative Painter,
GlaZer, &c, No. SO Louisiana avenue.
n. BAH the above branches done promptly and
In an uusurpa passable manner. ap l6-Im
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EOR RENT-Tho Very desirable DIV YELLING
4 HOUSE, No. CT Bridge street at the corner Of
Bridge and Jefferson streets, Gcors etown. 1t has
been thoroughly renovated and supplied with every
convenieIce of water and gas throughout Ii con
taI9s7 bedrooms. parlors, dining room, Kitchen
dry CELLAR. From the windows are charming views
OF w ashIngton and the Potomac river, with the ad
lacent country. The situation is convenient and
healthy: Possesslon given on the Ist of May. En-
street. ~.
Also, several Stables and Carriage houses for
rent. supplied with water from the Aqueduct Ap-
p'v as above. All 28-tf
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RAIN OR SHINE,

THE FANCY GOODS DEALER,
Has Rush When the ladies go in such num-
bsrs there must be great attraction The PRICES
of STEVENS AUCTION STRAW GOODS.
with an immense variety of all other FANCY
GOODS IN his lIne and the prompt and poite atten-
uon OF all hands, must be the inducement.
Can early, and save money by buying the very
best and most FASH oHal,e Goods of
X. c. STvENS, The Fancy Msn,
336 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts,
ap . IF ISfafesl -
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MIscELLAHROUs.
DID GUN % w ID ER.

80 sUN " d ER. 35
( w. ALBERT KING, GEoResrowN, ID. c., for
years past the Sole Agent in the District Of Coium
bla for Messrs. Dupont q Co., Wilmington, Del
sware keeps constantly en- hand large stock OF Oil
the different grades of POWDER manufactured by
them, embracing. in part
Blasting and Mining Powder, in IS and 50 III. kegs
ment yroof,t I'm 25 and 80 ID. kegs
Sporting =, FF, FFF, IN 81, l21S and Is ID. kegs
Ducking Powder, IN 6x, l2,f and Is 10. kegs
DO. do. IN and y To- canisters
Diamond Grain do. In l H. ca nIsters
Eagle Rife DO. in ga aud ~ 10. kegs
DO. do. mi aad n H. canisters
F,fs FFF, SS a. N s and I'D IS S s.D:,sI:
Virginia RIfe IN Id, canIsters
~ Safety Fuse Of superior quality, in barrels
and packages.
All Of tie above will be sold at manufacturers
prices, and delivered free Of charge to any part OF
the DistSict.
The character Of DupoHts Powder has been SO
well and iavOrably known for a half century, that
we deem 1t unnecessary to say anything in its
praise.
IL We tske pleasure at all times in showing
samples and styles Of packages to sportsmen and
Others.
III Once No. IS High street, immediately sd
dining the Canal. seStf
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FREMONT HOUSE,
Il CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The Proprletors, having added, during the last
year, many new improvements, such asAaA
CarPetIng and Refu rnlshIng introducing YeH3y
new Water Closets, Bath Rooms, ard ev- lL.5El
cry possible luxury and convenience throug hout.
respectfully invite public attention To its increased
tacil!tles for their accommodation.
The House, being tAs ldrges. hrStelass Hots! in t
Northeast,
and ltS locality corner of Lake and Dearborn SITS,
IN the Immediate vicinity of the most fashionable
places of ann sements, and close proximity to the
different Railroad DepOts and Steamboat Landings,
and
In the Centre Of tks desirable Bsixess Portions
-... .- fthe City,
presents superior Inducements to the traveller TO
business pleasure.
fe2l-sm GAGE. BROTHER DRAKE.
GOLORED DRESS SILKS, good styles
~ Black Silks OF the best makes aud at the lowest
prices,
Bsrege Robes Organdie Muslins,
Plain and Figured Bereges,
Lawns In all styles,
With many other styles of Dress Goods.
All Of which will be sold very cheap for cash
WILLIAM X. RILEY,
ap 8-lm corner 9Th st oppo. Centre Market.
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MERcY,NTJ s. SsTERyENsb n ~ Nh =, ory,ro
No. so Penn. 4rtn9e BrOtons' Rotei,
Hasa choice stock Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and VESTINGS, and other SEASONABIE a.
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR, which he
Will make To order In the best manner and at M
short notice. He has also choice stock Of Hf
hne READY.MADE CLOTHING and A
FURNISHING ARTICLES, to which he would
call the special attention of gentlemen
III Adherlng to the principle Of one price on!v
which 1t distinctly marked on each article the pub
fair dealing. N' IVY 'N
u Mr.: WIN; BENNEr, favorably known TO many
citizens OF Washing ton Cutter of d he'd
merit, having charge Of the Cutting Department.
will be pleased to meet his friends and the public
generally and serve them with
2S-n GOOD FIT
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DENTISTRY, &c.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his office to the rooms
long occupied by DIR. Ma ster, (S6 Penn'Ia
avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.. } where 49,
he will be pleased TO see all who may desire eSIlo
ms services. For professional ability am kindly
permitted To refer to DIR. Malster. ja4
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CABINET WARE, &c.

$50 srH r hr' $50
PAPERHANGINGS-Ns stock, cheap for
cash.
Paper hung BY experienced werkmen, and salts
faction guaranteed.
SPRING STAT LOUNGES. ss
CARVED WALNUT TETE-A TETES sa2
SPLENDID ROCKING CHAIRS, $50.
SLEEPY HOLLOW CHAIRS. SI2.
J All the Furniture Is manufactured In this
city, and guaranteed A No. |.
JOS. L. x. ANT & CO.,
ParPSTEaGSCrs and Epho,steTaTs,
$50 ID St, bat 9th and ICth.
IT. Furniture epai red a nd Varnisbsd !. IL !,
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EOR SALE.Thst desirable two-story BRICK
L DWELLING, No. 80 Market street, between
Prospect and Ist streets Georgetown, c.. lately
occupied by Mrs. Helen NJ Leuber. This property
Oilers rare chance for sale and judcious invest
ment. The house contains n double parOr, passaze,
dlnlng room and Kitchen ON the same foOr also a
large aud commodious cellar, three bedrooins ser
mas Also the convenience of gas all through the
mousse aEd large cl stern Of water in the yard The
house and lot front thirty feet and run back
one hundred anc seven lO7D feet The above prop
erty Will be soid low n Immediate application Be
made TO Mrs. FL. M. LEUBER, No. s. LIST street.,
Q! to JOHN J. BOGUE E, at the Office of the Adams
Express Company.
Title ndisputable. apH-tf
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
TERN OF YEARS-The undersigned will lease
To- satisfactory tenant for hve years from the 18th
of September nGxt, the PREMISES on the south
west corner cI Penn. avenue and llth street, which
lor nearly hyo years past has been well known as
the largest and most successful boarding house n
nue., about midway between the Capitol and Presi-
dents house, and it's immediate proximity to the
Washington Theatre and Philharmonic Hall one
or both OF WHICH is open nearly every night in the
year; renders this property by long odds the most
siglbls In Nashington city for hotel kept on the
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
oe afIanged TO scSommodate one hundred persons
dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar,
ranged 70 accommodate even u far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances public and
private will be on lth street. within 50 feet of Penn
avenue, and nearer to the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than others that can be established For in
t9rmatlon e9neerning terms, &c, apply to w. ID.
WALI.ACH, Star Office, Washing ton city.
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u Hon. Rufus Choate is about to visit Europe
for his health.
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SANDS& Johnson, PRACTICAL CABINET
- MAREKS and UNDERTA-
kERS, northeas: corner 9Th and F FSzzsz.szzzR
kinds and tlzes of READY-MADE COFFINS
Calls promptly attended to at all hours. Wal also
attend to the removal of bodies from the Old burial
grounds to the new cemeteries
Old furniture neatly repaired and vanished.
Terms most reasonable. an a-em
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FOR SA Lion accommodating terms, a very
i desirable RESIDENCE, being s. story Frame
Dwelling-N~. 2so-with back building attached
CONTAINING In all l4 rooms; has a very dry cellar
and 3 deep back lot TO alley situated on the
north sde of street between 18th and 18th streets
and midway between the Treasury Department and
Patent OHlce 1t is positively one of the most pleas
ant locations for a residence In Washington city,
For terms and fnll description of the premises ap-
ply To POLLARD WEBB, No. $40 ed storyJ 7th
streat an %
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IA AhA - ~ -
IA RETURNS.
Portraits from
Is cents. Any size
Portrait warranted
IN best Cases or
Frames at n. York
prices. Come all,
aud take q sitting
for one of those
beautiful Pictures.
ard obtain the ocu-
tar proofs, at X. e.
w o q ID l. f Y'S
Gallery, Pennsyl-
vanIa avenue, bet.
18th and 18th streets
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THE BARRY CHAPEL.-The following story
has reference to a building which many citizens
will remember as formerly standing on the
right of the road leading from Greenleaf Point
To the Navy-Ysrd. Perhaps there are some
living who attended religious services in the
Barry Chapel, erected in 1906. We believe
the property fell to some distant heir, who,
having no romance in his soul, allowed the
building to be sold for old brick. There is a
brick-ysrd there now, if we mistake not. The
story was published originally in the New Y ork
Kniekerbocker ' ....
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THROUGH TICKETS can bs obtained st the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD Or
FICE corner OF Pennsy lvania and eth street
Washington, on board of the Steam Ferry Boat
George Page, at the Office of the Orange aud
Alexandra Railroad, at Alexandria,
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MONTGOMERY AND NEW ORLEANS.
BY direct route, and continuous railway oounec.
tion To Memphis,
Afording greater expedition Gad comfort, ard be-
ing 800 miles shorter than by anS other route
The steam ferry bOat George Page leaves the foot
of 7th street at Ga a. M, for Alexandria where pas
sengers take the cars for Richmond, Charlottsvi!e
Staunton, White Suphur Springs, Woodstock, "a c. !,
aad st 6h D. m. for Richmond and all points South.
west, making sure and close connections TO Mem
phls.
Pa avenue, at o. clock a. m. and D. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
jeI7-F Washington.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Contatmnx
about ltl acres, ia Fairfax couaty. Va, miles
from ts city, and the same iii istance from Alexan-
dria The farm liz in excellent order; has good
buildings and IS well watered and tmbered: it is all
under ience, and Tchar;s of tho best varieties
of FRUIT raspberIies, straw berries, &c., &c. The
terms OF sale will ho made very easy to suit pur
chas0fs. and. If desired, the farm will be DIVIDED
For particulars apply To CHARLES HASKINS,
Architect, Penn avenue. mar 2-tf
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-Ths DWELLING PART Of the
l. Sstory Hause south side Of Pennsylvania av
ware Store. Apply to CAMPBELL & COYLE, or
+. COSLE BRO. mar rs II
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situatsd
n In Alexandria county. about 2k miles from
d6orgetown At the Intersection Of the Georg etown
and Little Falls roads, cons sting of lG2 acres In
quire ON the premises, or of II. RICHAR DIS, corner
i4th AID " stFaats. Washington. n. G.. in 10 If
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10 John W. Kimball.
AT the Republican caucus in Holden, Mon
day night, Cyrus Chenery, Esq, who has been
an active Democrat in that town, gave in his
adhesion TO the Republican party and pledged
himself to act with them for the future. There
will be but little opposition to the Republicans
in Holden this tall.
Mr. Harrison Howe of Gardner has taken
the field as all independent candidate for the
Legislature in the Fifth Distrie., and promises
that his influence wil~always bear against
laws that tend tssdeprive a man OF his rights
The Democrats of the Eighth Congressional
District have nominated Hon. B. +. Butler of
Lowell and Walter Fessenden of Townsend
as delegates to the Charleston Convention, and
Peter Haggerty of Lowell and VIM. G. Lewis
of birmingham as substitutes. The conven-
ton was addressed by Gen. Butler.
The Democrats of the Third Suffolk Sena-
torial District have nominated Thomas p.
Rich, the present incumbent, for the Senate !;
and those of the Fifth Suffolk District, Edwin
C. Bailey of the Boston Herald.
The London Telegraph gravely states that
in the United States, among the candidates
of The democratic party for the presidency
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the most PROMINENT IS OlePHeH n DougIas, a
black man, who for many years has conducted
an Abolition and Emancipation paper with
signal success"
Hon David Aiken of Greenfield, late Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas, who contested,
in the recent Franklin County Republican
Convention, the nomination for District Attor-
my with Mr.. Alvord on temperance grounds,
has been taken up by the Democrats as can
diate for that office.
Hon. George NJ Brooks, Chairman of the
Selectmen of Concord, and Senator of the
Fourth Middlesex District, is now quite seri-
ously ill at the residence OF his father, Hon.
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Those wanting better article nan they have seen this
easo Will no doubt call on us for the diff y27
Grover az Bakers Celebrated NOIseless
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. New styies-prces
from $50 to SIPS; Hemmers, IS extra These machines
sew from two spools purchased from the store requr
ing no reminding of thread they hem fell gather, and
stitch in superior style, finishing each by their
own operation without recourse to the hand needle
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r Il d THU s.
The Greatest Bargains Ever Heard of
$4,000 YDS. BEST HAMILTON De LANES,
FROM AUCTION, THIS DAY OPENED. LOOK AT THEM
Only Sc per yard.
Also, ONE CASE
Linen Huckabuck Towels, at 124 cts.
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cheaper sewing than seamstress cam If she works
for one cent hour.
Offices Of Exhibition and Sale, at BRYANT & SIIET
DON Mechanics Hail. Worcester Is Summer street.
Boston; 495 Broadway, New York. dly jy22
Now ready, i'll good condition. 100000 bushels Gran
uar Fuel, in large small quantities. The cheapest
cleanest and best coal kndling in the world One trial
will convince any one of its superiority all other
Kindling in Orders left Storehouse
foot Of Foster street. at either OF the Coal Offices Coat
Yards at the Store of c. E. Brooks No Front street.
will receive prompt attention. W. & S. C. LANE.
s'SPO0NER & DANIELS"
"UNI0N ART GALLERY"
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ART is ETERNAL
1.-THE PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THIS CITY,
"a PLEASANT PLACE"
1.-THE FINE ARTS
"UNl0N ART GALLERY
..PlIOrOG RAPHING Is DOING WONDERS -
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3tUIIlIlly, 9tUuFIllUtt
gazo of tho crord vh,, ,,o.o ,.,,.o..--~
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the bills OF the town agents have to be approx
ed by the town. There is no process by which
we could get ready money in every instance.
Never dealt with an agent except as an officer.
The charges are made to the town. A record
is made of all the goods going out Of the
agency.
DIR. Charles 7. jackson sworn.-I am a
chemist and the State Assayist Have tested
the liquors for the State Agency, and have
examined, chemically, brandy for the agency.
In the analysis of the liquor made after the
agency passed to the control of Mr. Burnham,
performed the service from samples entirely.
do not know that l analysed any brandy
which came from Mr.. Felton's.
The witness gave many other details of his
connection with the business, but wished it to
be distinctly understood that he had no know
ledge of any of the business transactions of
the Agency. The examination was again adj
joumed.
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HI u. D. BInke VIII give Instruction in the Ancient
and Modern Languages. and in the and Higher
English Studies, at No Bowdoin street. diff olS
Artificial Eyes.-A large collection of Artificial
Eyes, warranted to match hand made to order by
L. SRISHEIM, Optician,
o2S diff lI2S Main street. Worcester.
Draper q cIarls have just received lot of sape
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Sold at the manuactory No. 50 alden Lane New York
and by all Druggists at 25c 6Sc and 81 per pot dot o29
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at late hour last evening. Previous
commencement of this trial, Smelling
rraigned for this offence, and pleaded
The ground of defence on the part of
oman, was, that it was It malicious prose-
against her on the part of Smelling,
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VOtuIlESltk VDUukSudl
the states. The state agent purchases liquors
for agencies out of the state, charging five per
cent commission. The bills are made out in
favor of George P. Burnham, without refer
ence to the office held by him. The analysis
of the original brandy sent to FELTON, & Cos.
was read by the witness. DIR. jackson pro-
nouncd the liquid pure brandy, the worth
being Sc 25 and 81 per gallon.
To the Committee. Mr.. CrosS>printed
the bill heads for the Agency. ~I'he bills for
the out of town agencies contain the seal and
stamp of the Commissioner The bills were
used for Maine New Hampslireand Vermont.
The liquorS>s0ld out of the State were as good
as thoSedsposed of in the State. We charged
fsf analysis in the State Of Maine, but did not
allow DR.. jackson the one per cent. for analy-
sis. Mr.. Burnham had the one per cent. Up
on the Maine sales also charged the five per
cent. The letters containing orders were
directed to George p. Durham. opened
Mr.. Burnham's letters. They are now on file.
Mr.. Burnham directed me to exchange SoOOO
worth of higher cost brandy for that of low
er cost, and never inquired the method IN
which the exchange was effected did not
communicate with him in regard to the mat
ter. | am aware the law requires the sales to
be made for cash, but credit has to be allowed
the town agencies until they can ascertain the
amount Of the bills. The twenty-five thou
sand dollars now out would accumulate in two
months.
To Mr.. Burnhaln.--The amount of sales at
the agency the last month is about Sl25,000,
fifteen thousand packages Of liquor being sold.
The value of the brandy exchanged is about
$4,000. There is now on hand at the agency
about $4,000 worth of the same cost brandy as
that sent to Mr.. FELTON,. On the corner OF
every bill sent to town agents the word cash
is marked, and we only sell for cash. which 1t
takes from one to two months TO come.
The reason for the delay is in some cases, that
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deslrabIe pnbicatons may be found therein as
published and plenty Of copies in TO supply all.
TERAs-SIX CENTS for the reading of book with the
privilege of retaining it week.
+ Catalogues free, upon application to the Library.
CHEAP BOOKSTORE AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. 2
American House Block, Main street. A. H. WARD.
aus diff
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APPLES, AppIes.-Splendid Fall Apples, for sale by
DRAPER CLARK d3w o5
Thomas w. Fox, Attorney at Law Office No
Brinley Hall, Worcester Mass. dly mch7
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lung in public on the second
december. We suppose the sentence
ID be executed, for the cowardly cannot be
magnanimous. The feeling which plants that
old cannon in front of the Charlestown court
house, and will not tolerate any northern man
at Harper's Ferry, will not ALLOW Brown to es-
cape the public hanging to which he has been
doomed. 1t may be suggested that the execu-
ton of this man will do the peculiar institution
no good and there is truth in fhis suggestion
but slavery is not accustomed to be over-IissS
especially when it is in rage. Therefore we
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lie has increased his help ard facilities the steady
increase i'll his bushes. Office No Pleasant street
Re-dying executed at from three to ten days notice,
and cleaning at shorter notice when the
venience of customers requires it.. diff o29
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L5aIID SpD 800. {.

By ann County gntellrgsnte.
bPEnIoR CoURT, CRIMINAL TERM-Judge
IS, Presiding. trial of Mary c. Hall
Grafton, wife of Henry c. Hall, for adul-
: with John Smelling, was given to the
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NY
HnMoWay's Ointment.-Piles and Fistula, and
the other Nruen disorders of the channels the utter
us or bowels are relieved and removed by appca-
Ye who suffer from these seourges the frame should
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Ma asia scott, Druggist and ApOthceary, No. Isl
an street. corner Mechanic street, Worcester, Mass
furnishes pure drugs aud patent medicines OF all kinds at
wholesale and RETAIL supplies Physicians with medicines
on me Vsl liberal terms for cash. devotes espec
la attention to the commanding OF INV
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for defence.
The next case taken up, and now on trial, is
that of Franklin French of Templeton, for
being common railer and brawler, and it1bids
fair to make some rich developments. The
affair has grown out of an alteration between
defendant and sundry other parties. Some
thirty or forty Witnesses are in attendance.
Very for defence.
ORPHANS HoME.-It will be seen by the ad-
vertisement, in another column, that the Fair
in aid of this institution will open this afternoon
at Horticultural Hall. In addition to the usual
attraction of fairs, we understand that the chill
dren of the "Home" will be present, and at
O'Clock will sing for the pleasure of the audi
ence. All who are interested to see those for
whom their charity is solicited, will do well to
be there.
H. d. THoREAU ON JOHN BRowN.-An adj
vertisement in another column announces
that Mr.. Thoreau of Concord will speak in
Worcester, this evening, and that his topic
will be John Brown and his doings The lee
ture will be delivered in Washburn Hall and,
as Mr.. Thoreau never deals in common plac
es,-as he considers Brown hero,-and as he
has been so moved by the Harper's Ferry af
fair, as to feel compelled to leave his custom
airy seclusion in order to address the public
what he has to say is likely to be worth hear
ing.
PAUNcEFoRT's ADMINISTRATIONS Mich
els, who is playing this week at Pauncefort's
Atheneum, appears to great advantage III
new drama from the French, brought out last
night and which is to be repeated this evening.
The play, which is long, in no part lacks inter
est, and cannot fail to interest the most critical
auditor. Mad. NJ. is introduced in the charac.
fer of a Viyandiare of one of the regiments of
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Austin street. dtf o5a
.. Il. Harris, Dentist, I5s Main street. opposite
he new Mechanics Hall Building. dawt SO
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as y EIstI 70 UleIIHe CphpIaIht and DIS
cases OF Children. Office hours from H. and from
ITO > p m diff ie25
fnl idNife holds in
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rlenee and SUCCESSFUL Mdwile No. 81 Mechanic street
at the head Of Union street