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SPECIAL POLICE FOR THE TwKNTY-sEcoNp.-
In accordance with the request Of the joint CON-
mittees Of the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives appointed to make the necessary arrange
menb for the Inauguration Of the Statue Of w ash
ington on the 22d inst, the Mayor has appointed
the following persons special police, TO act in
conjunction with the regular police. They will
report in person to the Chief Of Police. at the
win be called, each on. receive his badge, and
be assigned to his party duty.
BY order OF the Mayor.
]. II. GODDARD, Chief Of Police.
F. Hager, Geo Adamson, Jas Moran, J. Crown,
w: Nash, d. H. Lakeman, S. Tinkler,-F. n.
4 Hoffman, w; Hags5ty, J. Chapman m H., D. Myers
walker Ike O. Yoansei SassEsv Meeiman
Callahan, J. Mcclure, D Cahil, s. Fowler, !.
Biggs, F.; Miller, w. Edwards, B. b. Bridget,
Vest. A. Voss. II. Fridley, j. Toomey, ]. Sim
clair, Z. F.. Barnes, w. Simmons w A. Barnes,
"a r. 5ei'fS %sT,n May, T CeemSs' ssete-
Miller, j Moore, - Dawson, J. A. Sullivan, L.
C. Robinson, L. Kelley, w. M. Warren, J. Cum
X. Brewer, J. Reynolds, J. White C. Balhuff,
s J. Pendeli, r. Warren, w. Sullivan. J T.
Stafford, III Smith, c. Rickter J. Rous F. Straut
>: Moiand, =: McCarty, L. holland, 5. Taylor, A.
k ksad;s w, G W, W McClnsky, W. saate,
liams, D. Narrower, J. Dove, J Lareum, d. McNa-
mara, F. Barrett, J, Hough. j. Murphy, J. Robey,
W. Shreves, Hurleyhy, J. Blakely, d. Murphy,
G. Miles, d. McRae, W. Becker, F. Rupp,. G
p Don, J Conner, D. Lnney, C. schafer, P.
Heiss, nj Flaherty, d. Ready, ]. Carmody, ID.
Gleason, Carmel, J Redmond. w. Smith, w
Blake, A. Schaffer, E; Brick, ]. McGrann, H
Gaughran C. Brennan, H 8. Wilson, J p Weller
n. Keys, J. Shanahan, J. o Mailing. p Krauft,
y Conway, }. Collins, T. J. Kelly, J Valentine
D. Donaldson, J. Dooley, Geo. Lery, P Barry, w
u Muller, VT McCuen.W w. H. Burdine, Chas
Muller, II Brown, Thos Diver, H. KONG, w
Clements. J: F. Fumer, J. Deal, VIM Hoofragle
j. volk, l.. Pence, c. Coleman, T Brown, Thos
DeCoursey, + McCaffrey, J. l.. Morgan. George
Thompson, J. r. Dobbin J. Collins, G. l.. Bald
win, G. Thompson. J. Simmons, J Hutchinson,
Nj keemer, J. NJ. Williams, r. Devereux, A.
Norton, ID. Potts, J. T. Nally, r. Williamson,
A. F; Berry, !; Fleming, T. Lomax, S. Tucker,
W w halan, w. Conner. J. r. Petit, s Gill, w
c. Harvey, J. F. Clements, A Smedley, A. Fur
guson, J Mansfield, J.. F. Gill; J. Pesrrce, J. r.
A "A; Archer. ) w w Wells, T. Brorick, w
Whalen, ]: M. Martin, C. Weeden, J. A. Burch
5. Lomax, s; C. Espy, J. L.. Brooks, Thos Cas-
Sady, J u Stafford, Buckley, l.. Mcverry, :
Diver. ID: Griffin, w. T. Mccain, Jas. w. Wat.
son. r. Earl. M. Kelly. J Reardon
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COMFORT FOR THE AGEp

The Montre.l Fr. nscript, speaking of Wistnr's
iBalSam Of WtH Cherry, June 19, says: "We be-
eve IT to he generally recognized as useful me d.
iclne by medical men. and we can state, With per-
ect truth and sincerity that in case with which
we are moro particularly quaiE ted-ihat of an old
gentleman at least eighty years of age residing a
fsw miles from this city, and who il. troubled al
cided reliefis obtained whenever he makes use III
the Balsam; this, at the advanced period of life
which ne has arrived st. y az be considered ar un
answerable proof of ITS virtues"
Look out for limitations.
Noae genuine unless signed !. Butts on Il 9 WRAP
per.
Prepared by 8; w. FoWLE & Co, Boston, and fol
sale by II; ID Gilman, 8. c. Ford, jr., 5. 3. Waite
u. StOtt, John Schwarze, Nairn Il Palmer, Wash
ingtOh and bv dealers everywhere fe ia IWr
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E'QR RENT-A three story and attic BRICK
4 HOUSE, on south B street. No. 173, opposite
the Smith sonian grounds. Rent S25 per Ironth.
Inquire of q. r. ADAMS, No. 400 nth st. f4-f
FOR RENT-A handsome and conveniently ar
4 ranged BRICK HOUSE, with IL rooms, No.
3O3 9Th street. between street and New York
avenue. Rent lSna per annum. jals-lms
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MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and fema! Q
PHYSICIAN, has SOOTHING SyTrpJor Caiiden Teeth
by softening the gums, reducing all lnAanmationH
viii sllay oil pain. and is sure to regulate the
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
another column. 90 II-ly
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EOR .RENT--Several fine r OOMS, furnished or
unfurnshed, at 216 Pa. avenue, two doors east
of the KirkwOod House. no2s-tf
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THOMPSON L. HANNAH,
Plumbers and Gas Filters

Would respectfully notify Their friends and the pub
ii2 ~ general that they have REMOVED their
MENr from No ~ st5 s.,se, ~ NJ AZ psaa
avenue, opposite National Hotel, where with in
al branches of their business in a cheap and e1pe
dItiOus manner. fa Ivy
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EQR RENT-A three story and attic BRICK
a., HannUSE; No; a.. 9Th street: oPPosts the Pat-
EBEKLY, No. 431 18th street, between G and h
SITS. fla 81
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FOR SALE-The GOOD WILL and FIX
l. TURES fthe William Tell Houss, No. $50
7th street, opposite the Centre Market The un-
dersighed being about to remove to the Columbia
Spring, offers the above establishment or SALE Its
location is sufficient to recommend 1t to any one
desiring to keep Restaurant. Terms reasonable
and made known on applIcatlon to the proprietor.
fe list THOMAS FAIRLY.
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ACCIDENT. = Yesterday morning, Mr.. James
Stone, assistant gardener at the Capitol grounds
whilst proceeding towards the Capitol at an early
hour to attend to the cleaning of the ice which
had accumulated upon the walks about the Car
tol from the freezing Of Saturday night. accident
ally slipped and fell upon the Icy pavement, re.
head. The wound, although quite severe, is no,
considered dangerous
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The THEAIRE--A rich bill il offered at the
theatre To- nights. w. Glenn as Asa Trencbard
In +" Our American Cousin" Who will not 90
to see him, 5. W. Glenn a. a live Yankee in
England and prosecuted Dutchman In America
on the same evening will certainly be worth see
ing. Miss Jennie Parker will personate Florence
TT nchard in the Am ricani tousin, )" and Mrs
Dalton Araorlla in the :" Perxecuted Dutchman ,,
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L handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bath room, Potomac water.D The apartments
are large aud airy; four rooms on floor, from the
CO., 800 Fs. avenue, between eth and 10th SITS.
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EQK SALE OR RENT-A two story and attic
FRAME HOUSE on 18th street, between II
and streets, containing IL rooms and coed stable
attached, a In good o der. Rert $3.50 payable
Onthy. Also, fine three story Frame Dwell
on 7th street, between l. and Nj.
For sac or rent a two story and attic Frame
House on 18th street, containing II rooms and good
stable, all In complete order. Rent $3.50, pay able
monthly. Also, for Sd e good three-stOry Frame
House on 9TH street situate between |. ard Nj SITS ,
which Will he sold on accommodating terms, Cali
on T. B. GRIFFIN, Real Estate Agent, No. $50
18th street, or $50 NJ street. fe list
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

TATTENTlON POTOMAC LIGHT IN
OS FANTRS.-Ths members of the coups-y
are hereby ordered to attend at the Armory IA Is
EVENING at ~ o'clock General atten iancs is
reanire as business of importance i. TO be trans
q I ~. By ord of the GtD CAPTAIN
0@FESTlVAL.-Th Ladies of the Mesho-
~ dist Protest ant Churcn. GEORGETOWN, u. c.
Will hold Festival in the school, room of the church
on Congress. between Bridge and Cav streets on
MONDAY EVt MING, 2uh instant. and continue
IN opghout the week, for the benefit of the church.
Their friends and the public respectfully inv
ii. r.
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In CONSEQUENCES Of the snow storm on Saturday
70, ,ne auction sale Of ladies' cloaks by c. w Bote.
morrow (ruesdzy) morning. SEE catalogue and
ad verttsement In another column. -'''
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w AND JEwET.RY.
l have on hand good as rtment of WATCHES
and ykWELRY, which an determined
to sell low, for cash. Watches and Jevelry IN
JNO. CRUIT, No. 42e nth 81,
fs Him Sign of the Big Clock.
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THE MEETING OF the Teachers Association in
Alexandria, on Saturday, was in consequence of
the badness Of the weather, small one bat the
subject Of teaching English Grammar having
oeen presented by the gentleman appointed to give
his views upon II, was discussed at some length
by those present, and the subject OF teaching
arithmetic was appointed for consideration on the
third Sat nday of March va WV
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ElNE WATCH REPAIRING.-SpeciaI atten
Il ton paid to the repairing Of fine Watches n
by JAM ES A. WA rSON, practical expert E&1
enced English Watch maker, 40 Bridge st. {SSS
near the Union Hotel, Georgetown, d. G.
large stock of Watches always for sale at q
moderate charge to buyers. feI8-Sts
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AND YEr ANOTHER PRBsENrArIoN-OnT Thurs.
day afternoon last the day pupils Of the First Dis
tict School presented to DR. r. B. Ironside,
trustee, through their teacher, Mr.. 8. John Thorn.
son, two beautiful at sets and spoons (slver J
lined with gold. The prese ntation was made as
token Of the appreciation Of the pupils of the
Efforts OF Dr. L. In the renttng Of the old Jefferson
stable into comfortable and pleasant school
room &c &c -
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THs NUMBER OF DEATHS in this city during the
month OF January was seventy. as follows: Asthma
l; brain, congestion of, 3; burn /; cancer of ute
rus, l; cholera infantum, I; consumption is; con-
vnlsions, group, 4; dropsy, l; emeritus, i; eI-
posure, ]; fever. puerperal, l. fever scarlet. l.:
gastro-enteritus, l; gun-shot wound, 1; heart
disease OF, 3; hydrocephalus, 1; hydrothorax, |;
marasmus, a meningitis, tubucular, 1; old age, 3;
monia. typhoid, I; stil-born, 4: not reported 8
Of this number there were of the age of 5 wears
and under %; from to 10 years, 2; from 10 to 20
years, S; from 20 to 40 years, Is; from 40 to go
years, 10; from 60 to so years 7; over so wears q
age not reported, 4; still-born. 4.
You've MEMS CHRISTIAN A.soc,,-,ox A.,
their usual monthly meeting to be held Tonight
the newly elected officers will succeed tn Their
sPectye stations, 1t being the first meeting since
tueir anniversary 1t is expected that there will
De supply OF the annual report for the use Of the
members who attend. and that business Of interest
VIII De transacted. Among its members this as
soc,auon numbers many Of our most respectable
and influential citizens and its operatFons are
matters Of general interest N''
da daa s5AIuE OF WASHINGTON which is to be
ueuIcaleu on ednesday, was placed Oh its gran
ite pedestal, In the Circle, on Friday last Fl !.
one size larger than the statue of Jackson I'm +,
iayette square, by the same artist, the person of
washington occupying eleven feet Of altitude
whilst Jackson's Is about nine feet and a h,If
The board housing around the statue will he -.
moved to-day, ind the statue curtained with c.n
'' ""'ii VIC eeichohy Oh in inauguration.
The NAVY YARD OMNIBUS LINE TO GO up
SEVENTH SrREET.-We understand that there has
hecn an Increase Of coaches on the NAVY Y,rd
omnibus line Of Vanderwerken, Moore 4 Co and
that the route has been extended up Seventh street
west 70 l. street north This, we Eoesume Is an
experiment on the part Of the company, and the
contlnnance OF the new route no doubt depends
upon the patronage which the enterprise receives
SWEEPING rHE AVENUE FOR THE CULTIVATION
OF THE TwENrY-SEcoNp 1T has been suguested
IA, fennsvivania avenue. from near the CITY
haito the Circle, ought to be swept for e. Q grand
procession which 10 t" pass over il on Wednes6 ay
next. We regard this as an excellent ida an tni,
tnoroughfare viii be In a miserable condition for
slcn procession unless something Of the kind is
| In CONSEQUENCES Of the snow storm on Saturday
i tns aaeuon sale OF ladies' cloaks by c. w Bote.
morrow (ruesday) morning. Sec catalogue and
advertisement In another cclump
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SToSE FROM NAPoLEoN's ToaBroR THE WASH
INSIoN MoNrMENr.-The United States Consul at
st. Helena has procured stone from the tomb Of
Napoleon for the National Washington Monu-
ment IL was transferred By the authorities with
considerable ceremony, and was put on board the
steamer Mystic, which left s.: Helena Jan.
4th, for the coast Of Africa, and won,d probably
be transferred to the U. ) storeship Relief, hound
home. 1t is Enclosed under the seals Of the United
States and accompanied by papers of identified
arrival here ~ "
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
II ROBERT BROWN.
NO. l5S BALTIMORE STREET,
MUSEUM BUILDING,
IS now now opening fine stock of WATCHES, JEWEL
KY, and SLY Err WARE, viz: fine assortment of Gold
and silver Patent Lever MATCHES. Also, fine Geneva
MATCHES for Ladies. JEW ELRY.-A fine assortment OF
Coral Cameo Lava, Florentine and Roman Mosaic, Maa.
clte; DC. in Ftuscan Gold Mountings Bracelets Gold
sncs studs Sleeve Buttons, Gents Scarf Pins &c Also,
ver and Plated WARE Of every descriptions suitable for
n1r Persons wishing OF above articles will
TO their advantage call and goods before
purchasing elsewhere, prepared to sell low the
ioNvas
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80ar0inq
Glntaifnn.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lYEYOUNG LADIES.
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
in September. The course Of instruction the usual
branches full thorough, being under the direction Of
an efficient Faculty Of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is the
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts and ad
vaatages Ofthe Christian family, invited examine the
School.
of admission and further information addres
Rev GEO LEWIS STA LEY, Principal, Mount Washington
Baltimore Co. MARYLAND iul7-tf
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Separate proposals VIII also De received Tor
number of Branches Quarter Circles Sleeves, &C. per ton
OF 2,240 lbs - 49,,
Proposals will also be received at the same time for all
OF the Brass Stop Cocks Ferrues &C. which may be re-
inch Stop GOcks,wit9 nuts Is ounces
\ q %. | 5n lbs,
"Ferrules, to be timed ready for plumbing and weigh
., =. ing IA ounces; :.
6. do. &c I" g. lSoz
L d DO. ai"'
LUMBER.
Proposals will also be received for Lumber of the follow
ing kinds and quality:
Common Cuttings, l, II and . inch, per foot.
Selects. ], II and inch per foot.
Whit Pine Scantng, and bill stuff. per foot.
White Pine Rafters and heart bunch Shingles.
Also for the following articles for the year.
Pig Lead, per h.
Lead Pipe, extra strong) per III
Block Tin, various qualities } per h.
ThreeNo Fire Plugs design and machinery to be ap
proved by the Board 80.
Fire Plug cases. weight and pattern to be seen at this
office.
Stop Cocks g. s. 10 70, IL I6 Is, 20 and 80 nch) to
be tested under pressure 800 lbs to the inch
design to be at this office.
Street boxes, 10 by inches and weighing 70 lbs each
Ames' long handle Shoves, per d5zen
Oil, best quality Lard and Sperm.
Coal % Cumberland and Anthracite.
Best Jute picking Yarn per lb. 80
The Board the light to reject any or all OF the
proposals for the above Monthly payments to be made in
cash for all materials purchased. 80, GRIMM
By order, JAS; 5. SUTER,
dl7-tJl sA Water Engineer.
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Anlustmfnts.

| baltimore MELODEON.
ID SECOND NIGHT OF DAN GARDNER,
MISS ELIZA G 4RDNER
Ia '4 I'll FIT s PGsRf!aFrRTFaD''
AND ALL Tax a & 4 6t Z TF'AvoRITFs.
Tile MIST ST G50MFF6RRFABLE> HAIL
s9- Admission 10, Is and Is cents
| ~ Doors open at o'clock.
Performance commences at ! to 8o,cock. 1t
MARYLAND INSTITUTE HALL.
" EVE GhSf.fHf 3 EEHF sS'
When tfey VIII appear in their NEW DaissEs for the first
''''''' SANE. COSTUME,
sAME PFoGEA WvE.
I * fHEERioK P2ae t tRSr 2aag9FE 1851
and an SI is co4ens ef 70 FHE GILL
i-'f' MRS X 'E ENW1 J. Nichols IN -FOUR SONGS
Admission % cts. Concert at o'clock. 1t
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
The Theatre since the production Of TIE Beautiful Noa-
sensca Musical Scenica! Farcical, Absurd, laughabe,
>''''''''' THE SEVEN DAUGHTERS;
Or The BIRTH OF THE BUTTERFLY
has been croTde! TO rePletion by hionabe and degsd
who in their l1mGT end forget the
youth beauty and brilliant humor that salutes their every
@ SSs1
there i'll be grand day entertainment at hapast two
~ Admission fiji cents and twenty-five cents. 1t
NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS.-TICKETS TO
~ ALL fA5 GRAT " CO c6EGERT 'l' :
'nhSnnAF$42 G 1s aEFf Ass G596HEA56E OF THE
10 has e hSn9r c e 3 R a G mas
his return from Washington to New FORK, with the cee
ITALIAN ARTISTS ASSOCIATION
MADAME PAULINE C0LSoN,
o,, The ceehated rima Donna.
| SlGNOR BRIGN0LI
srvop 7 The famous tenor
o,c,.or, The great Baritone,
The eminent Rasso
DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR: :SIGNOR MCZlO.
Tickets obtained the Music ard Piano Stores Of
T Stol Tart; George Willg; Miller Beacham; McCaf
The programme on this OCCASION has been carefully
selected twill contain selections OF the most popular and
Doors open at O'clock Concert to cqmmfnce at s. For
BILLIARDS BILLIARDS!l
ID N. BERGER, CHAMPION OF BILLIARDS,
VII give his first EXhi61n II private saloon IN frank
EVENINGS admission sl00. dat
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE,
III CHRISTMAS EVE,
o Tbs nb g M ,TT nSht:
RE APPEARAHcE OF, Mr., {: BARTON Hill,
MONDAY DEC. 81, 1860.
TOMORROW lt A2S siT3 s AFTERNOON,
The grand Operate Spectacular Dab9ical Musical Terp
fichorGaR and Fac2 BGylea in three acts entitled
liz i-' i'-'' o''l THE SEVEN DAUGHTERS
r1,s z Or Sat2p MS, Fami y on visit to Baltimore
''''' ~" TIE S1sFERS AT THE eHoLLIDAY,"
BIRTH OF THE BUTTERFLY,
sPssa aiS a 4s G Ez an has
Families who e'q GRA 2fs9 &f & Rsh Tr6r
VIII be gwen ON ON r0N3Rk6W }cH III ST AFTER
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-f0r Sail.

QEr~ FOR SALE.-A Close paneed, light
lal5SA COACH, built by Curett, in excellent order.
Apply at KEARNEY'S STABLES, Centre St dlOf
M FOR SALE.-A fine Bay Saddle HORSE,
90 to be at MILLER'S STABLES, corner of Ger
mag and Paca streets aul-tf
KINGSTON, PA, July "a, lS60.-It having
N knowledge that certain parties in Bal;i
OFFERING MALTBY'S KINGSTON COAL Tor
sale, hereby certify that " VI. McCLYMONT co. are
the only parties from whom THIS COAL he obtained
G.S MALTBY, President
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WIN. G. CHASE, Superintendent.

LIVINGSTON COMPANY'S COAL.-We are
~ receiving regular supply Of this JUSTLY
CELEBRATED WHITE ASH COAL and prepared to
deliver by ton at regular market rates Also Ly
kens Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash Free Burning
Coal and Georges Greek for blacksmhng and manuac
earring purposes WM. McCJYMONT CO.,
West Falls avenue,
First Yard below Pratt street Bridge.
Agent, c. NJ DESHON, No SEC0Nn
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OFFICE OF THE WATER BOARD, BALTI-
" MORE, December l7h, 1s60-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be this tCa, til of the 3lst
all the CAST IRON WATER PIPES which ray be required
by the Water Board during the 1861 The pipes be
made Of iron Of such quality will readily cut and drill
and he of uniform thickness all pipes will be ected
pro. ed the supervision of the of the
Board; they will also be rejected for inerioity in
the qusl ty OF the iron.
Bidders will the price running foot for pipes
The follnHinp lengths and Weights:
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, DECEMBER e. 1850
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INCORPORATED 1870.
.
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DFFICE-No. SoUTu
i.tg.r 7 fia,., T,-,>- l.s-....
''' 80 '''' WAY q '''''.''
IXSUkEsT IVES rop o>rr7 vr,r ,Tap.; an yF.gs
.
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<A->N'l l leo fNf A"Hp fi--'7'''
EtJnnw,EcrS rop Cr,T5 DprN
''' 80 '"''
at the lowest ratos
directors.
WIN G. HARRISON ! J. DDNALBSON
s. j. DONALD5GN1 y. ALDRIDGE
r. cru,EuFp CDo . Crpso>-
" ~ oSii'NHFi'iN NhO' . Ulb9'>,
E. F CHAMBERS PDpT ! TAYLOR
NJ COULTER Secretary.
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5HanIs.

GNENII+As
EETANTED-By a thorough BOOKKEEPER
w AND ACCOUNTANT, with many years experience,
lin rStcass houses, and well versed in countngroom
duties generally post whore his services will be regarded
equivalent for moderate interest in the business
Position rather than pecuniary emOumeat is sought Ad
dress f. b.. Exchange office d224t*
EKTANTED-A secondhand Fairbanks"
w Platform SCALES, to weigh 1900 lbs.
4. l.. WEBB & BRO,
dS-tf corner Pratt and Commerce SITS
TETANTED-TW OR THREE GOOD COOP
Wv Frs, to go to Pennsylvania. Meme but steady men
need apply-unmarred preferred Address, postpad,
Sa fillmore Office. sl3f
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NOR CHRISTMAS.
Il AT REDUCED PRICES.
G o g f II AV A GIG AIRS,
TIE FINEST AND LARGEST ASSORTMENT
IN THE CITY.
We received, last Baltimore, from Havana,
the following CHOICE BRANDS, ordered expressly for
Christmas:
Cabanas Carbaja adores,...5O Cigars in Box
lmperiales.
RegalIa Britannica, 90 &c
Brevas, for fno.... % Cigars in Box
BCevas, DamaS, GalinsS, CiindradOs
L! Principe de Gales Conserbas and I.ondres
Also large variety Of cheaper priced gars, FOR genu
Ire imported Havana Cigars, warranted) on hand In
view Of the present times offer them greatly reduced
prices. 4 variety of FINE CHEWING TOBACCO hand,
some of il put up in ten pound boxes.
Everybody wishing to get fine IMPORTED HAVANA
CIGAR for Christmas, will do well call and to examine
our stock before buying elsewhere.
large and fine assortment Ct genuine Vienna MEER-
SCHAU NJ PIPES, SMOKER &c, and GENUINE TUR-
kISH SMOKING TOBACCO hand.
Please give a call. For sale by
o. DEMUTII & Co,
,,,, No 40 N. Charles street,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-10
Effect Of Pampkiu-Seed on Mich
Cows.

A. Clary of Connecticut, writes
the New England Farmer, in regard
TO this subject, as follows:
FIRST l fed my cows one week
with one large or two small pumpkins
to each COW twice day. Their milk
decreased two or three quarts to each
COW a day from what they gave the
first week previous Ithen ted them
one week with the quantity OF pump
kins as before. and took out the
seeds. They increased in a greater
proportion of milk than they decrea.
sed the week previous. ! then fed
them alternately, three or four weeks,
and they varied in their milk very
much as the frs. week"
The diuretic qualities Of pump
kin seed are well-known. and they
will always prove injurious to animals
If fed in a large quantity. Fowls
have sometimes eaten Of them SO
largely as to produce death.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-10

Corn OYsTERs Take a dozen
ears CT corn, (the white flour corn is
The best, crate it OF :he cob, add to
it one pint Of new milk, two tea
spoonaful Of ground pepper, one OF
salt, teacap Of -four; stir together,
and fry them small in bet butter as
griddle cakes. Send them to The
table hot and covered. To be eaten
with butter. Good at any meal, but
fine for tea, and very much resem-
bling oysters.