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GETTING UP STAIRS BY STEAM.-Mr. Otis Tufts,
Of Boston, has devised car for tue Fifth Avenue
Hotel, New York, by which the occupants of the
house are to be raised TO the fferent floors The
car is a small room into which the person steps,
is seated and borne easily either up down a.
occasion may require. The Times advocates the
adoption of the same principle for private resi-
dences, and demonstrates that small steam
engine will furnish sufficient power for several
residences
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DEMAND FOR INDEMNiTY.-A citizen Of North
Carolina, Mr.. John III Wheeler, has memorial
lied tue Legislature Of Pennsylvania, praying in
demnity for the loss Of three slaves. abducted IN
fr0nStta, by citizen Of Pennsylvania, probably
Passmore Williamscn.) while the owner was on
his way TO Nicaragua as United States Minister.
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A. GREEN. Auct.


By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
DEN. F. FRENCH'STE NTHANNUALSAIE
- OF Books and Stationery at auction. at store OF
until stef pa' aysn9 se sess every evening
In every department. of Literature, Science. and
Art, Holiday Books from the smallest Juvenile up
Books, Buffers fine 6 lift Books, for 1867 Stationery
OF every variety; ali of which will be sold very low
private sale at half price. Call and see.
de lad BEN F. FRENCH Salesm.,
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Funeral of Prof E.py

HARRISBURG, Jan. 2S.-The remains of Prof
James p. Espy were brought to this place yester
day afternoon from Cincinnati and inferred In
Mount kalmia cemetery He was a brother OF
James $ Espy, Esq, and was formerly residen,
OF Harrisburg
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Printing Office Burnt.

~, NV YORK, Jan. 29-The building on Fulton
O. occupied by Messs Wyncop, Hsllenbeck
hum, :, pri1n,efs and the Ledger press ROOM was
oI.ns a. midnight. The loss is heavy, including
large number of power presses.
b. Mt% ro ns Jan sSBe.de. the occupant.
a.re az wa nShS 90 OF No. lis FULTON street, tn.
lost almost their entire stock VII sis's
The aggregate loss Of wyncoop, Hall.,h.oI ,
Co, Robert Bonner, and Ward. Close a CO
is understood 10 be insured WHICH
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Shaking of a Western Steamer

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 2s.-Tbe steamer A
ID. Tyler. with a cargo Of 500 tons from CIncin-
natl, bound TO New Orleans sunk Yesterday in "a
feet of water near Cincinnati The vessel was
valued at S25oOO, and insured for SIS 600. The
loss on the cargo was heavy
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A Negro Sentenced TO Death for Assisting m
Slave TO A bscOnd.

CHARLESTON. Jan. 2S.-Francis Mitchell a DOR
ter Of the steamship Marion was to-day sentenced
to he hung the I'd of March for assisting slave
In his attempt 20 leave the State said steamer.
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POLICE MATTERS -BffOTt Justice Clark Julia
Cant and Margaret Wise We're caught by the Off
Ger cursing and swearing in the public streets.
and Were each fined - nd costs
Geo. Taylor went to Mallard & Duval and got
two hams for some mythical party. and afterwards
two more from the same parties for another person
OF doubtful individuality 1t was ascertained that
he had no order to obtain hams for any one, and
that be was first rate impostOr. He was com
United to Jail to await the action of grand iuty
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NEW YORK. Jan 30 Flour is heavy: State a o.
ass; Ohio IS Gas IS; Southern Is. i0a5 65 wbea,
is dull and dropping. Corn is dull and nominallv
unchanged; white and yellow s0as2c Pork is
quiet and firm; mess ST. .OtaSI7 -; prime SIo
Lard Is steady at l0haIoAc. Whisky is dull al
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WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to the
sSdvcrlsement of DIR. Woolfson, the opticlan, &4
teenth street, which appears in the Intelligenoer
and states. will be seen that his engtRening
spectacles and eye glasses" are recommended by
many eminent gentlemen presumed to be Judges Of
their good qualities, and of the comfort to be de-
rived from thslr use by those who require the AID
of these important instrumentalIties. Dr. w. has
heen located in this city for severa years de % y
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FUTURE DAYS.
ByJ. McGUIRE CO

By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctlonecrs
TRUSTEE : SALE OF FURNITURE AND
HoUsE HoLp EFFECTS BY PUBLIC AUCUIoN =
On WEDN ESDAH MORNING, February lat. AT
~ O'Clock, at the dwelling on 18th street. between
and Streets 1.-THE flag will designated nv virtue
OF deed of trust duly ma de and recorded, shat
sell the entire Furniture and Effects, comprisIng-
Suite Of handsome Carved Walnut Parlor FuTnI-
ture, f.ished In Blue and Gold BTocatells, with
Linen Covers,
Gilt frame Mirrors. French Engravings.
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, Walnut Eta
gere,
WALNUT Whatnot. Cloth covered Writing Table,
Damask Window Curtains and Fixtures,
Arm and Easy Chairs, Lounges,
Centre, Sofa and Side Tables, Footstoos,
Mantel Vases and Ornaments,
BRUSSELS, Three ply and other Carpets.
Mahogany and Cherry Bedsteads. Wardrobes,
WashstaDds, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses,
Bureaus, HI r and Hnsk Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets
Comforts,
Walnut Extension Table, Sideboard,
Twelve Cane seat Arm Chairs, Card Tables,
Iron Hat Tree, Oicioth. STAIR Carpets, DO.
Terms: S25 and under, cash over that sum, a
credit of 60 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
NOES, bearing interest. BY order ofthe T uStee.
IL The house is for rent. Inquire of Edward
C0wing or the AuctioneeCF.
ia I'D &c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
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NOTIcE.-Disfriet Of Columbia Adrerfissnents
10 be inserted n the BALTIMORE Sun are reeerrsd
OF and forieorded from The STAR Office
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Death of Ex.Nayor Giipiu,

PHILADELrHIA. Jan. Eek Mayor Henry ID
Gilpin died in this city this morning The de
ceased was L. :. Attorney General under Pres
dent Van Buren,
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HoUsEs
~ AND LOTS IN WASHINGTON CITG.-PUTsuant 20
the provisions of a Decree pronounced by the Cir
QUIT Court ofthe Distrc. Of the chance
~ suit of Jane r.. Gray and ais. VS. Mary ID. bud
lev and Ais. Nc. 4T6. equity,l the undersigne d
trustee. appoInted 10y SAID decree, will offer for So
at public AUCTION, to the hIg hest bidder, on the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of February,
1863, at O'Clock m, the real estate in the bill an
proceedings IN said suit mentioned, late the pr,
erty OF Mrs. Ann Semmes. consisting of two Iots,
with the vaiYab'e dwelling houses and other tene-
mants on each, situate az the corner of 18th
rtreet and Mary and avenue (IslandD in square SIS
with all the rights and privileges thereto belonginr.
The terms of sale are: One-third of the purchase
money in cal and as to the residue on credit OF
and IL months from the day of sale; the purcha ser
giving bonds, with good security, to be approved
by the trustees and the legal TT to be as
further security until the pay ment full The de-
ferred payments to bear interest from the day OF
sale.
IL the terms of sale are not complied with within
three DAYS from the sale day, the trustee reserves
he right to resell onl weeks notice at the costs md
risk of the first purchaser. All conve; cling al
theeosts of the pgrchaser
ia q Stawtd A. GREEN, Auct.
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II hessA TIE STAR as printed on ths Jasfsst
steam press IN Hss south Of Baltimore its edition.
- so large as 10 ,sqvrs IL to Be pat press at an
early hov; Advertisements, Asr,fors, should b,
sent IN b.fOrs Tfrslrs O'Clock, M: otAercis. .ksy
way NOT appear KNtd tAs sszi day
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No. a-THK GENERAL HEALTH OF THE PEOPLE
vas better than at presents And the entire Alb
is owing to the introduction of Mrs. M. N. Gard
ners Indian Balsam Of Liverwort and Hoarhound;
sold everywhere. "a n lw,r
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Hon oTa TIE psrse'G1f IN III; Ssh9 S!o a.
HoN. THkoPaILUS PARSONS. LII. d., Dane Profes'r.
Hon. EMORY WAsHBURN, LII. D., University Prof.
The Course of Instruction embraces the various
branches OF the Common Law: and o. Equity, Ad
1nnal Law; and the Jurisprudence of the United
states: The Law Library consists of about Is 90
made tx rsnSe as as
nos nsitGnea"n Is gwen By ora! e lures and ex
S %Ro
week; A Moot Court is holden in each week, at
uT stSd Sase Rrds.ioosy given out i argued by
siang nr % Rooms and other facilities are
IN dsbs as and
kn4w,edge of parliamentary law AMI procedures. :
,hsq @ enter the sohOo
and at the eommencement OF either term, or in the
Tes so s s ,ude, thew
pursue according to their view of their own wants
The ,Academio.l year, which commences on
Thurs day. :lx weeks after the third Wednesday in
sry. Is dvdsd into two terms Of twenty weeks
warned and lighted for the use Of the msmbs1s Of
a, The M E5s5sises the Spring Term will commence
Term on HoNbHY Sept Ssn 3D. mss 1885, OF the Autumn
ApRIssslon for admission, or for catalogues, or
'n ca. rsSS fsS.s M # CaTbIidae:
NEW Yo s4k 1sR aMYS4tffRH t.
The Steamer MOUNT VERNON will leave
1 oTF' .TVEks9Ye W WaEshhINHfEtSp foS New fHek
S fnsson 1 2; m, and New YORK for Wash
Passengers can join s6s ship al AIexnnd,;. .,
oNe eeioTs sas hsSs q tie itsemers departure.
GROSS the bar ia Of low water an aoods
El % pr2|ssaJ nFhfsred 10 and from the stssmsI
For freight Or Eens;ssSss ,eply e
90 2s-M.T&Str Wests,n Mhhs,r..
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WEEKLY POLICE REPoRTs.-EdStsrn Loak-up-
Cornelius Thomas, disorderly; fine and costs
s. IS. VIM. Clark, do do rs SIS Dan Mil
stead do; do 30 o. Henry Goodrich, do: do
50 s.. Michael Kennedy, do do. 81 SIS. Ann
Grin and child, drunk dismissed. Mary Bran
non do; woEkhouse 30 days West rn L0ck mp
Elisha Riggs, colOred, disorderly; fine and costs
not stated. Abram Knapp, do workhouse 90
days. Gilbert Lang, drank; dismissed.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucuonesrs.
'TRUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF DRUGS
L MEDICINES, DYE STUFFs AND Fancy ART
CLEs.-By gi-tue Of deed in trust duly executed
and recorded, the subscriber will sell, at Public
the stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufs and
Fancy Articles, Furniture and Fixtures in the
apothecary shop on the corner of "a and south ID
street. en- the Island, consis ting Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuffs, Hair and other Brushes, Combs,
Fancy rticles Show Cases and Bottles,
Scales, Weights, Counters and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
The whole comprising q complete stock of fixtures
and furniture of an apOthecary and drug store.
Terms of sale: All sums u der $50, cash; ali
sums over that amount, credit of So 81 and DAY
for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest
The sale TO commence at 10 o'clock a va.
CHAS, =. WALLACE. Trustee
ia 8 go ads j. G. MCGUIRE Co. Ancts.
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FuxIRAL OF A SrRxsRR-Yesterdav James
Roach was buried from the boarding house and
restaurant OF John Vanskiver Seventh street, near
the market. The deceased came to Washington
agent by the Alexandria omnibus proprietors. He
made many friends in a very short time, and had
good prospects before him. but was taken Ill with
consumption, and his means were soon exhausted.
His landlord, without the least expectation of re-
muneration, had him under his care several
months, and treated him one Of his family.
Friday morning the poor fellow felt himself SO
well that he went into the sitting ROOM where be
remained a short time, and returned to his cham
Der and died in a few hours
His d. atl being made known, a number Of per
sons who were his first acquaintance here Joined
together To give him a decent burial. He was
laid out In full suit Of black cloth, placed In a
mahogany coffin, and was conveyed to the Con-
gressionai Cemetery, followed by long line Of
coaches and private conveyances containing the
friends who had not deserted him I'm the time of
his distress
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Non.ArriyaI of the Eurepear Ste
New Xork MarLets

HALIFAX, Jan. 80, a. m.-The American Ia
not been sigaalled. The weather is clear
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

N@PRIMARY MEETINGS -ATTENTTON
w CkION MEN!-In accordance with the
established usage and the recomms ndatiOn Of tae
Committee appointed for hat purpose, the members
OF the UGlJn DEMOCRATIC Party of the four
of G georgetown, will hold their PRIMARY meetings
for the election of FIVE delegates to thslr Conventions
as named below. All voters in favor of wise and
economical administrative, of the town affairs, and
opposed to the measure of the present corporation,
it is hoped are of this parts and cordially and
earnestly invited to attend and participate in the
proceedings The occasion Is an important one,
IS delegates are to be elected who to select five
persons Tor Aldermen and eleven persons for Com
mon CouEclInen, to be voted for at tie approach
ing charter cleo. ION. Good delegates and strong
ticket, II is confidently thought will be selected
The voters of the First Precinct will hold their
meeting at clock Monday evening the seth inst,
at the room corner of High and Gay streets, kindly
rendered for their use.
The voters of the Second Precinct will meet at
the same hour and place, On Tuesday, the slst in
slant.
The voters Of the Third Precinct will meet 81 the
same hOnr and place, on "Wednesday, the LIST of Feb
Tuary.
The voters of the Fourth Precinct will meet st
the same hour and place, Thursday, the I'd of
February.
full attendance Is requested. BY order OF til,
ia &c st WARD COMMITTEE.
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vi In ST IL bsnaSss II tN IL.
3Skast Capitol stzest: Dreeses made In the neat.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE
"A HOLD FURNITURE, NEGROES, &c.AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 9th day of February next,
shall, by o. der of the Orphans Court, at u O'Clock
st the residence of the late g. b. Scott decea sed
on NJ street, between 18th and l4th streets on st.
Navy Yard sell all of the personal effects belong ms
to the said deceased, consisting Of
Sofas, Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus. Safes,
Lounges. Wardrobes, Tables, Washstands,
BEDS, Mattresses and Pillows.
Bedding, Carpets, Oilcloth and Mating,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves
Kitchen Requisites,
Also,
Servant Nan,
Servant Woman.
By order Of MARION nj. TAYLOR
Administrator de- bonls non of
George Ii Scott, deceased
Terms All sums under SIS cash over IS a credit
of 60 DAYS, for notes satisfactorily endorsed bear
Ing interest.
ia 20 eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct
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ByA. GREEN, Auot,oneer

By A. GREEN, Auct!oneer
CONTINUATION SALE OF BUILDING HARD
- WARE; cutlery, Tools, Hollow WARE,
ShBINET HARDWARE, &c, &c, AT AUcTIoN-On
MONDAY the Syth inst. | shall SELL at the store
of Messrs. F. l.. Harvey & Co., No 325 Pennsylo
vapIa avenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets, at 10
O'Clock q. m, and continue daily until all is sold
3 very extensive assortment of Hardware. We
enumerate in pat
Table and Pocket Cutlery and Spoons of every de-
large assortment and great variety of Building
large variety of Carpenters Cabinet makers nd
other Mechanical Tools,
large variety of Cabinet Hardware and Farm
Ing Utensils, such as "
Trace, Back and Log Chains, Spades,
" am Long handle Shovels,
hakes, TWO, three And four prong Forks,
large lot OF Hollow Ware, such as
fots ovens. Sklets, Griddles, Tea Kettles,
SauGepans, Stove and Frying Pans, &c.
Win a large variety of other Hardware which we
=, deem unnecessary to enumerate,
Also, w hltewash, Floor, Scrubbing and busting
Brushes,
And new Wagon, Store Fixtures. Desks &c.
Terms OF sale: Under S25, cash over S25 and
not exceeding $50, a credit of and morths over
$50. credit of 2, and months, for notes in all
cases Of credit. satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in
terest from'd of sale. -
Dealers and mechanics of every description and
the public In genera respectfully invited TO the
sale, as every article will be sold without reserve
They may expect bargains.
ia n d A. GREEN Auct
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lNFANTICIDE.-A new born child (white) was
found TINS morning by MIR. John Plant in the
sever al the corner Of Thirteenth and G streets
wnIe ne was attending to repairs upon the sewer
was dead when found: was wrapped in old
clothes, and had evidently been thrown there nv
sullty mother The body had been partially
| days ioi so"ie
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THIS AFTERNOON q TOMORROW
loy J. L. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctione .rs.

e8y J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctione.rs,
'KHSTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE AND
MORNING, January S!st. at 10 O'Clock. at the
aweiilng corner o. Maine avenue and 6h street
west, Island by virtue of deed of trust duly re-
corded ~ hber j. a. -, No. 49, foIos ITO, &C. we
sh en- sell the Furniture and Effects, comprising
Mahogany Sof. and Psrlor Chairs
Marble top Table, Whatnot
Zane seat Chairs, Dining and other Tables,
embroidered Arm Chair, Fancy Table,
Brussels and other Carpets Drugget
Jenny Lind and other Bedsteads
Bureaus, Mahogany and Painted Wardrobee
" ashstands, Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Blankets, Comforts and Toilet Get.
~ arp eP Sideboard, China, Glass and Crockery,
hanlator ana Open Crate Stoves. &c.
IeIns; so and under, cash over that sum- a
credlt OF On and 81 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes bearing interest. By order of the TTustee
IA I'D j. e. MCGUIRE a Co kuots
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An AMERICAN VIOLIvrsT-As concerts nv for
eign- born artists we'll patronized by our citi-
gems. 1t may be we'll TO state the fact that one of
the highest order IS contemplated. in which ma.
tive genius bids fair to assert its claim to equality
In point of merit, If not to superiority Omitting
details. We have TO state that the violinist is one
who has devoted the best years of his life to study
and practice, but just now, as it We're, energies
from the seClusiOn Of mountain home. ole Bull
is the only professional person with whom he IN,
bad intimacy, and an approximation at least to
the abilities of that gentleman, are claimed for
the subject or this notice. NOnS Ue7T0nS
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MARRIED.,

On the 25th inst by the Rev. Fl. NJ Lemon GEO
&. GRAMMER to Mrs. SUSAN A. BOGAkDUS,
Q of this city.
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OupRu,s Con Irvrp On JK1Iy

QuERU's Cop LIVER On JELLY
oins Il l. tW,oe more sfhoacious than the iis nid
| OIL II Is the only cure for Scrofulas, ConsumF-
a0n AND all kinds OF c0 AGO;
QUsau's JKLLIrrKD. CAsTeH on, by which the
81 al TsspsSsabls druggists s IN Wilmington and
PSsSOLD, P.RKER 4 MGw1s, Wholesale !. gents.
Mss's BUREAUS Ssiss,
twins ' YoxsAs' Bxsi..ss Ssit.,
onrLDa.N's DR.ss svIIs, c..
NOAH wAIxzR & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
Store BroHns Hotel Building, would IesesStfuIlS
e ss; re enss%sSs and
in msterisl. trimming, and worSnansSip. N'''
To those who study excellence with economy, in
osTsd the most stoc
duosd prices. 'A.' '' asss,ly
,o TEE Wy OF TFsSssHEssoss HAHD"Fol
the Tork I,Hnman F.qiity, or Physiological Re
and is m with ea bora co.,
o ORE e9fgSTssnss Pert,syng every feature and
y modes adopted the cure local q" s Ws as
hsrSdtary natatss and gives the only safe and in
s%SS sy S sd b; By b.s2ss Of 81
5, cents w saa ss
WI.rAR's RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
G fron me PT'ncfpol Of the ESedonia, tNs,r Yoyk)
DR. SpTm w FowLE Dear SIR: From INV Youth
| have been subject to lung complaints. In Fe5ru-
ary last took cold cough set in, | expectOrated
deepy seaed Two a thre ess phn
siciaus kindly sent me their medicines, which have
been very efclent In curing coughs but they failed
to reach my case. In the latter part Of April left
home, intending to travel awhile. and, if possible,
| reached Buffalo nv cough was considerably ag-
gravated A friend there advised me try the Bal
SAN Of VIZ Chsrry; but told him had swallowed
me sgain to try Doctor Wis'ar" and at pm, /
was willing to try anything for ooug he'd constan MT
iy, procured bostle drank oft, continued Ia king
IT from that bottle ore week, and when the Raisam
not coughed since. Respectfully yours.
None genuine unless signed Butts on the T2sD
per.
sale by II; Gilman, 5. C: Ford. jr, 5. B. Waite,
" StOtt, John SchwarZe, Marin & Palmer, Wash,
lngtoL; and bv dealers everywhere. ja24-Iw,r
MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
phy stefan, has Soothing Syrup for CsiLdfn Teeth
ins, which greatly facilitates the process of teethns
by soitening the gums, reducing all Inia mmatiOne
Will ailay oil pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
70 yourselves and relief and hsath to your infants
another column. 90 li-ly
WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to the
advertisement of DIR. Woolfson, the opticIan, aH
teenth streets, which appears in the Intelljgencer
and states. will be seen that his stre gtRenipg
spectacles and eye glasses" are recommended by
many eminent gentlemen, presumed 10 he iudres III
and nf thn fnrf L.
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MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and femal 10
phy slclan has Soothing Syrup for ChtLdsn Teeth
ins, which greatly facilitates the process of teething
by soitenlng the gums, reducing al nfs mmation-
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
TO yourselves and relief and health to your Infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
announcer column. li-ly
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BAPrIZING There was an immense Ground .,
me Sycamores." on the river shore, Yesterday on
the occasion OF the baptism of two candidates nv
the Rev MIR. Meador, Of the Island Baptist Church
Dufing the performance Of the rite, child of Mr.
Jas est was kicked by FESTIVE horse attached
70 mack, but not seriously injured, it is hoped
Meador's Church. NV WI
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PnSEIEs-Pe desiring Psun,e. lin d.,
hnd them Tor exchange Ct the Star O6os oorntnry
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w ArcH RETURNS saturday night.-Will;am
shrives, drunk and disorderiy; fine and costs
- 10 Five dodgers Were accommodated SIR.
rant; Jail for bearing Wash Clement. co,o,sd
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs % rs. lin
" alker, colored, do; do. 30 Is. Three lodper,
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LOLA MoNrEz's LHc1URK-Of cou,.s ,
audience will be drawn together by the lecture Of
Madame Lola Montez, tomorrow evening ~
phliharmonic Hall, on the subject Of "John Bull
follows: The comic side of EnUlisb cba,sc,. q.
English and American characters; the real ORIGIN
OF national roguery; English philanthropy I'm.
masked; and peep at English gallantriesi
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