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SINGULAR PHYSICAL PHxNoMKNoN--N appears
that wonderful physical phenomenon was OBJ
served In the East Intfies on the 18th of July AT
the village Of Dhurmsalah, q place about twelve
miles to the south Of the Dhaoladhar mountains,
the Inhabitants, at o'clock In the afternoon, were
startled by series of terrific explosions whic
lasted about three minutes. A cloud had settled
upon the highes peak OF the mountain, and from
that direction something was heard whizzing
fnfouRh the airs so near the earth that all hands
Were involuntarily raised to shield their heads
An instant after huge black mass seen to fall
In the direction OF its path, about mile away.
The spot Yves at once visited, and an immense
block, apparently granite, covered over with 4
pitchy substance, had buried itself az feet into
the ground When dug out 1t was found of an
icy coldness, 50 that pieces broken from Ii could
not be held In the hand. Two smaller pieces of
the same kind fell within two miles of It, The
structure Of the granite corresponds exactly with
that OF the mountains, and as they are covered
with perpetual snow, the icy coldness Of the me-
teor suggested conjecture that the explosion tore
u from the peak, 0O0 feet high, and carried II
l. miles through the air. The question was to be
scientifically Investigated. : rv-tTFs
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THE NEW JxRsRY TRACT IN LnxR1A.-A
number OF industrious colored colofed fam ilies
are wanted to people the tract owned BY the New
Jersey Colonization Society In Liberia, which 10
one Of the finest In that country. President Ben
son says t6at the great thoroughfsre from the far
interior leads through this tract that caravans Of
two hundred or more natives, laden with the rich
commSdinss OF the country, pass and repass
tnrougn IL" and adds, "that not much len than
half theexPorts from Liberia are from the country
OF Grand Bassa. 1t has the best camwood shipped
rom the coast" Experience at Caryesburg has
connned the expectation thst the dangers Of ac-
climation viii diminish a. emigrants retire from
the sea-shore, and add the motive Of health 70
other reasons for the multiplication Of interior
settlements The site Of the proposed town on the
New Jersey tract IL from twenty to twenty-1ve
miles from the mouth Of the st. Johns river, and
to be approached by boats for e-half the dis
lance The Libefian government 10 disposed TO
cooperate with the society in opening road and
preparing for the arrival Of emigrants The So
ciety viii see that houses are Constructed and
lands appropriated for their beneft.-Ns,oark
AdreT.tSer. -f'|E f .... rrf s-H 'sa I
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III A first conviction for murder I'm the second
degree took place In New York on Saturday In
the Court Of Oyer and Terminer This was the
case Of lager, charged with the murder of one
Pebler The sentence is imprisonment for life
The counsel for the prisoner desired the Judge 70
instruct the jury to make some allowance In the
prisoners favor on account of his being intoxi-
Gated when the Court remarked s'that the original
rule was that IL man choose to reduce himself to
the level Of wild beast by placing himself be.
yond the exercise Of the mind and feelings of a
reasonable being, the act being voluntarily, he
az though he retained his faculties clear and nm.
Impaired. That was by far the better rule Later
decisions, however, did undoubtedly give some
weight to the fact Of intoxication and eonseQ
would ever excuse an act plainly malici Gus, and
long an the stopped short of insanity
the person must be held RESPONSE blen
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p How SAN Houston WAS MADE ELIeipLx-A
Tennessee paper In announcing the death Of J.
Whinlde, at the age Of 90 years, adds that when
sam Houston was candidate for Governor OF
sTennessee, and not being freeholder was con.
stitutionally Ineligible, he (whitsde) gave to the
now illustrious hero tract Of land which ouali-
ned him 70 receive the once to which he was
tr The proposed testimonial to Can't. Jobn
Wilson, OF the Minnie Schiller, and her ofacers.
nas already received the sanction of large num-
Der Of the prominent ship, owners and meschant d
OF New York, the sum oaN Thufsday1 having
Companies Of the city OF New York was held. .
ana arrangements made for making some appro.,
PIRATE esiimonial to the captaia3l. :8air'r ! =.
!. "A TKMpERANcK CHARAcrER-Before Judge
S9 SIonc, some time ago, deposition waa read, In
a citi1sn Of another STATE The deposition vas
cafefnily written by LAWYER, and gave explicit
answers to the commisioner before whom Il was
Tnen; Tr,sn, nc .1e question Does Blank drink
nquof naoituaiiy!p the answer was "only at amp
meetssgs asd similar fsstfcs eecssjosse'tF !
I. " BlAckvoods Magazine says an elephant In
PssGon IN india, lately, attacked Highlander,
ana usmpied MIN 70 death; then went Al bakers
and all into . ditch; The siephant. csimed hv he
sight Of bread, ate mp 30 loaves In ys sntnyt.s
made desert on Of sugar cane In aeld at hand ,
and and wste,ed up with % gallons Of muddy water
TIN ARsEHc ASrrDor. In England s.nt
18th, nineseen dogs were poisoned with srssnic in
order 10 test the value Of an antidote -Sulphnret
and Sesquioxide Of Iron Five Of the animals wsre
len 70 their fate Aad all died; out Of the fourteen
osheD, - whom hfKs doses Of the antidote were
gives, snly two died. y Ifso :
DUEL IN MnsouII I--Isaiah T. Porter, Esq +, wa
addsessing Political mestiag at Nodowsy, Mo !,
on The flth instant, when Col. Harlan called him
liar The consequence was q duel next day,
When both the combatantg we're severely wounded,
Although not fstsIly, a. waa feared ~ Ant.ssl
llS Mn. Dawdy nys lAas one Of her beys
kncY1 nethinE, and me other don't The ques.
s0n = which kapN tas pest'
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The PRINCE AND THE NKw YORK SEVENTH
REsIMENr.-A gentleman holding disting uished
place In the New York Militia, writing to a staff
offtcer of the Seventh Regiment, thus chronicles
the opinions Of the Prince Of Wales and suite
with regard to that superb corps; 81 had con-
versation on the way from West Point with the
Prince, Gen Bruce, Earl st. Germans, DR.. Ack-
land and Lord Lyons: each Of whom remarked
that certainly England had nothing to com pare
with them. In fact, said Gen. Bruce, our regular
army could learn much from the Seventh Reg-
ment.- The great wonder with all was, how
young men would take the time, and labor
and expense upon Themselves to grasp % much
perfection. Our volunteer system they cannot get
through there -
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On WKLLs.-The distant public has been sur
prised at the accounts of oil springs In western
Pennsylvania but they seem to be widely di ased
In the West. The following is from the Parkers-
burg (Va.) Gazette: "The Oil fever continues to
spread In the region Of country about twenty or
thirty miles east Of this place, In the vicinity Of
the Northwestern railroad. and Of the Staunton
and PaIkersburg turnpike. Indeed, we are not
surprised that such should be the case from the
abundance of those oil veins Preparations are
now being made to operate quite extensively an
old oil well on the Staunton turnpike, from which
tits believed an inexhaustible supply Of oil may
be obtained''
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CONDITION OF VENICE "A correspondent Of the
London Times writes from Vienna September 20
"Ehe political excitement In Venice is very great
Tor mischief, They scoR at the troops and Gef.
man residents, and insult the government when.
ever they think they can do so with impunity
During the night Of the 2lst the Imperial arms
Were pulled down from a public ONCE, and &C
aoominably bedaubed that they were untouch b.
able: Many Frenchmen have recently arrived Al
Venice, and on the 2lst one Of them, an engineer
was arrested while making sketch Of fort II
u Whispered that very important discoveries ha We
recently been made by the imperial auth critics In
Venetia The whole affair Is kept very secret
put ~ 10 believed that the government has Ia iti
hands proofs that there has lon been = direct nd
constant correspondence between the Garibal.
dians, Venetans and Hungarians. Several per.
sons have recently been arrested at Gorice and
Cdlne and sent to fortresses In the interior Of the
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stsS ExPtosios or A DIAMOND DMAcHIsE-ItfsS b IN
xfveyally known, says the Sacramento IInion tt.T
party Of gentlemen have been experimenting for
some rnonths past In diamond making and Tor
said purpose have caused to be put together sornr
70 sortof machinery Of some kind peculiar 70 the
- vocation, we know not what. At any rateit IL of
iron, and 10 bsited and rveted together about az
e4 strong @ machines can make such thines1 On
~ "Wednesday, about noon, az I. w. Underwood
.esws eaeeriGeuting with his pet, which Il 70
make dianonds a. cheap NJ pebbles, the thing
( blew up. and the cxperimenter barely escaped
with his HE We understand the power Of DE
gas was 20 great az to tear asundef spl
IRON three-fourtha OF an inch thick a readily Jas
one would tear up wet paper
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SEwIye MACHINES MovsD BY Hor AIR.-Capi,
Ericsson's admirable invention for setting in mo-
ton sewing machines, without the aid Of a
neadle, Is meeting with much favor. Compressed
air furnishes the power used large receiver is
placed In the operators room, into which is forced
the air afterwards conveyed to each machine
through tubes The sewing girls are thus relieved
Of the fatguing task of working the trsadle, and
have nothing to do but regulate the movement.
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A CoLoRED MAN APPOINTED TO THE GOVERN
MENT OF A BRITISH CoLoNY-Tha British Gov
eminent appear to be determined to carry into
practise the principles Of equality set forth in the
famous act of emancipation. Thus, lately, the
Mayor Of Kingston, Jamaica, was made knight
Samuel Cockburn, another gentleman of color,
and creole, Of the Island Of Granada, has bsen
appointed administrator Of the Government of
Montserrut.
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tNsEcIxs One child in one thousssd u an
,.s lnbecte There 30 coo In the United Stafss aad
probably 500 IN New York They are so by m,
9Ymads murisges by druakennes Of parents, by
neelecr and illGestment, and some times by m Cd
80 tsfne- Very little has ever been done foe eheln
r@thought possible But IL 10 true that almost nIi
ncn children can be brought up % a. 70 Rain
sumeient mental strength 20 take care Of them
seives ana De measureebly intelligent and hnpby
Zoe schools for imbeciles In Paris have ,o6ovn
ss,hs Iie little spark Of mind they have, imps
- pc Eschsd and famed, and blown BY degrSes
cfess0 Sehoois have recently been estabiished
tpsAaasachusetts, Peansylvanis and New Yorf
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,

flhE DLci In 0OhLOl
The only sSe and certain for Csneers Piles Tu-
mors, swengs and Bronehis Coitre Paralysis Nsu-
I.lga, Weakness Of the Musces, Chronic
Rheumstis sness Of the Jcints, Contracted Muscles
LFamen, Ear.ehs or Teothaehe Bruises sprans Fresh
Cuts, Wounds Ulcers, Fever Sores Csked Breast Sore
Nipples Burns, seslds, Sore Throat any
pain, no Differences how long the disease
have existed. McLEANS CELEBRATED LINIMENT Is
certain remedy. rr I
Thousands Of human beings been ssved M, Of dis
erspitude and misery By the Of this
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII relieve pain almost neorsy, and will clean,
purify and heal fouest
\. FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McLEANS CELEBRATED LINIMENT 10 the only safe
and reliable remedy for the cure Of Spawn,
Windsals, Epnts. Unnatpra Lpmps, Nodes ssslngs-
never failed to cure Big Head, Pollev, Fisula Old
sSnnin so5s. er ss.:ny; p51R:, c6r r
Collar Galls Cus, Sores, Wounds infaihbls
remedy Apply directed svery
INSTANCE. : : D. r-r.s Il s-t.-..- :
Then trife longer with the many worthless Lininens
offered % you Obtain supply Of DR. McLEANS CELE-
DRAFTED LINIhENT. kwifi cure you.
~ J. Fl. MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
Corner Third and Pine sts.. g. Locis, Mo- !,
CHARLES sToTT, G5 Pa sv, sole sfsnt ir WsshInr
ton; X. 8. T. CISs Ell, Georestown. se 94-DAwly
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NJ eratcunsr n wnr,xi-In ON. fiosu, ,

NJ efRScansx IN WHISKY I'm one fpoSuiar
34Aoo2athe late report Of the Amesic.n fhkf
- {1d Association held In this citvi fher.T 4,
nos 6ultnrror-in regard 10 strychnine In wbishv
-anlno1nnc number Of whisky analyses mad u1riSg .
sr,9eI<4ear, we have not been able to dSo6y>ik Z
1E1E fnstanee the presence OF the lessf Lof
vsD<ynhi and have not been abls % sscs
any reliable source that the practice of e.ib
sseyFyvhnine in whisky IL ever followed The fsr -
. also that one part Of irychnine win impartA ssn.
sbe bItsrnsss 70 co 200 parts Of water would seem
topredude 10 bsiag used for this purpose. :,
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EPFKcrs OF THE LATE FRosrs UPos TOBACCO.
From all accounts the effects Of the frosts Of the
latter part Of last week upon the tobacco crop
have been most disastrous, involving the Loss,
perhaps, Of about one eighth Of the crop In the
tobacco-growing region Of the southern portion
OF the State Some reference In made thereto in
our commercial columns this morning Louis
vile Journal. a. .- f-
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A Y ER,S AGUE URE,
"A For the SpsedS CSrs Of

roy hAS SPetog ttTs or ....-- ..-...
In!srmittent Fever, or Fever apd Ague, Rsuittsnt
Bilious Hesdache, and Bilious Fsvsrs. indeed
d for the whole Class Of Diseases OriginatlnG in
EiiarJ Derangement, Caused by the Ma.aria Of
MtasmatIc Countries. t|
No one remedy 10 louder called for By the necss-
cure for Fever and xsus sSsh so.
to oner with perfect certainty that il viii erdi
cate the disease, and with Assurance, founded on
proof tast no harm can arise from its uss IN any
That which protects from or prevents this dIs
order must be OF Immense service n the 90 mmunl-
ties where 1t prevaIls. P-ecensto1 10 better than
cure. for the Pstlent escapes the risk yhich Ee
per. This CURE expels the miasmic poison Of
FKvER AND beuE from the system, and prevents
the development of disease, a taken on the FIRST
only the best remedy ever yet discovered for this
class of complaints, hut also the cheapest. The
large quantity We ssppy for collsr brings 10 with
10 the reach OF everybody; and in bilious disfriots
have il and use it freely both for cure d preven
ton. gre1s<Se{serltJ Of tins remedy over any
other ever discovered-1or the speedy sno certain
cure Of lntsrmittents that 10 contains nihe
or other Injurious effects whsteyer upon the
constitution. Those cured by 70 left as healthy
IL they had never had the disease. :
Fever and Agpe is not asone the consequences of
arise from its irritation, among which are Neural
gls. kheumAtlsm. GOut- Hesdachs, Blindness
Toothaohe, Eareohe, Catarrh. Asthma. pslpita-
ton, Painful Affection OF the Spleen, Hystsries,
ment of the stomach, ali OF hich, when orlslna-
ting in this put the intermittent ty %,
become periodical. THIS "CUREo expels the poison
from the blood, and consequently cures them ail
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER a CO. Lowell,
and soid by al Drugglsts, everv where. oc 70 colin
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LIQUOR AMMONIA IN VEHoMoUs Wousps.-we
ma % the Bombay Times letter from super.
intendent Of police, wherein an account is given
OF cures obtained by liquor ammonia, used both
externally and internally In cases Of bites from
serpean The remedy Is highly spoken of, and
the deep ,stupor In which the influence Of the
venom had thrown them The topical appli ca.
tons seem TO stimulate the part, and aIlay infan.
nation and irritation
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Papers served in packages By carriers Il % 9
rear, OF 81 cents psr month. To mail subscriber
the prioe 10 $50 . rear, " sdyasss; % for six
months; 81 for three months; and for less than
three months at the rate Of n cents week. Sang
copies, ONE CENT; in Wrappers rwo ckNTs. eia
tUApvxRrrssmsSrss saould be sent to ths ofios
before ~ o'crock m othsrvass they may not appeal
until the next day. .s.-s 80 a' r-aiE
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NEW FxLLtsTt11tf tf.Es. e.5cSE1otfEHSs o. cEofHs, cAssI-
WALL. srlPhEENNsB srhlkPS J xyeeS6riNSsp e6r sss p..n.,,,.
~. nis sxye Just received large vsTlsty Of
nSSu ~ 3oSos. % which they invite the attention
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,R0wE,s ORIENTAL BALsAM,
BALDnEsAs cHeb HNeb iH2kk iH2kkApAcHK.

This nev diseoyery has produced astonia ahinE re-
Suhs In errinx baidnsss and stopping The hair from
~ se,ihns og Hremovss deudruf and all sruptions
ss naal vash and perfume. Prica 50 cepts For 80 .
~ Sr!s messrs; EaIn q Palmer. chas. Stott, L. M.
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tlce, ArchitecturaT Castings, fom any designs that
may be as cheap as can be obtained else
where. Also, steam Engines, portable and station
ay; NIGH or low pressure; saw and grist mills; ny
dfostanc, or other presses boilers fer heating
ipg Ae for Touring or other mills. and forging Of
se Is 2awsm WIN NJ ELLIS 4 BRO.
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VINHE INSURANCE COMPANY I
\ OF THK ..
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
80 al 80 RICHMOND. f,c -s.
: Capital $500, 900.

Directors. -.-
Wm n. Maofarland, Pres't Farmers Bank
A; Warwick, firm Of Warwiok & BarksdaIe
Nm g. Crenshav, firm of Crenshaw h Co
w ellington 6eddIn, firm Of 6oddin & Apperson
4. Mecsnce, firm Of Dunlop. .Moncure Go
9. A. Barksdsle, firm of Warwick & Barksdals
gamss II. Grant, Tobacoo Manufacturer = : /.
I'D. Crcnshaw firm Of Hsxall, Crenshav & Co
iohs I; Bacon, firm Of Bacon BeskervilI ;
{ohn Gu.Iie, JI. ship Owner
VIM. Wsrwiek. firm Wsrwiok & Barksdals
Sss Alffed JSnes, Attorney At Law
g. Rah5e, Agrioulturist and Manufacturer
e; ~; ~; Mo6ruder. hrm OF s. McGruder q Sons
W. w. Crump, Attorney At Law
9as. DunloPs krm Of Dunlop, MonopYe Co.
ROLLING w. HAXALL, Pres't
q - HEATH 4 KNOWLES. gents,
Ohoe-over Bank Wsshington, Room 10.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT.-Tvo new three-xtor, RPicT
.HOUSES with back buidlrrs esoh 6ors.
containing roetns, with rss. ple~sansIr sit1ssei
on sth street Borlh, between NJ aud street, reni
nodIsprs,s; -kPPis g =, LAZsNbS. opposite, or
-1sa anu l2.n s.reoes- 90 of
YARN FOR SALE "A highly improycd Pam
u containing lis acres. with two. storv fSn,,..
dwelling ana al convenient out houses Gre ercA
ard, exoellsnt spring, &o., sltuatsd on the Littis
river turnpike, Fairfsx county. Va, mil-s from
Alexandria Terms: 5000; one fourth cash; the
easnce IN j. and years. Apply 20 LOUISA
SON EkS. on the premises. -. 90 1 sws
TOR .sAIsE-A new two-story and -bssemaut
= .BRlCk HOUSE, contsining 5roOms and oel-
iar, strated on uth % north, between l. and N Sta
no. Sfe-vithtn minutes walk Of the NOrthern
Liberties Market. Terms unusually liberal Apply
on the PREMISES, or 20 MCKINNEY a LANs-
DALE; corner OF Pa avenue and 7th 81
EOR RENI-A three story BRICK HOUSE
on street, between 9Th and sth. Also q two
story BRICK COTTAGE, with garden corner Of
Tennessee avenue and north street, surrou sd
eyse larFe common pasture. and wonld be a desira-
eie iocatisn Tor daIryman- Inquire Of G. BlRGE,
EoR RENT-rAe FIRST fyLUUk OF ths UulIo-
ing lmmediately opposite the west wing Of the
City Hal, recently occupied BY Chas. 3. Wallsoh
es an once. Also the front room in the second
story and the third foor OF the same buiIding For
terms apply 20 RICHARD wALLACH, No. .
Loelaana ayenne' is Is Il
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE EpucArIoN.

T FEMALE EDUCATION.
= HOSE Parents who wish their daughters to re-
oelye thorough and systemaffc ieducation, where
Met PM scei training viii recei daily and speca
ns.ention 99der the most approved system of Calls
tnoncs ana gymnastics, aro respectfully Invited tc
ttssn,h tsM tne Ullon Female Academy, corner Four
''.A :. -Aa hsk Sk. i21s { Mas. is Il. RICHARDS,
EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
,, Mrs. 9. J; MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL. -
Inc thrteenth ANIMAL sessIon of this Institution
va, l commsnce on Tuesday September 18th, IN the
No Sessi1y s;ny occupied BY Sylvester Scott Esq.,
The course of study pursued win comprise ali
the branches regulate to q thorough English Eda
Sstion, ana MUSIC, Fiench, Latin and Drawing, il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited number of pupils as
poardeIs, who, Constituting part of her own fam
ny. vlii be under her immediate care and supervl-
round them with the comforts and kindly in uences
-ReJsrenees.-Rev Geo. II. Norton. Rev. Dr.. Ehas
Harrison, Rev. ID. F. Sprigg, William II. Fowle
ESD, Edgar Snowden, EsQs Edmund F Wilmer,
E;ss, Henry MaIbury, Esq, Lewis McKenze,
EoitoL Evening sta, Benjamin Waters, Esq, Jas,
hlessrs. Blackjack Il Marshall, Messrs Corse
Brothers. s..-l = - :. =
,# =. ---ll TERMS. ..-
Board with Tuition in all the English Branches
In advance.
Music and Languages at Profsssors' prices.
IL NO extra charges. '- eu 29-n
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: N o TIL CgE! e.

THE UNiSH l%hyst Tst.i s. fgANS, Fgs, AbNEsF Fo MATTER
Conses uentiy shall remain IN Washington and
Sign snd oKNAMENTxL PAINTING. cid.
Ing IN Al its branches. Old Glazing promptly At
Furniture in the best style also, csiI sttentiou
70 the Painting Of Roof and Brick Walls. . !,
All Of the above will do as cheap ae the cheap
est; shersfoes solicit the PATRONAGE of my fflends
and fellow oIh1ens Of the District PunctuaiIty
!. You viii please mind your stcps and stop 1t NJ
PAkkER'S Painting Esiablishment, No. So
% 20 !. Louisisns sv. north sides between e,h
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RALTiMORE

d 1- .'.ss- : : BUTTER HOUSE,
!. Daily IecetyiU fresh and sweet, in Goshen paok-
sses fAlso, O6lo bite, 9 loa sId is3 cent.
u 8 ls.fas ss EssSssss Esf flsss. 3 B.isiSei;s i;
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a. F. LITTLE, y eRMoHREsSsoR RMHRssSs OF MUSIC,
has returned 70 the oity and resumed the du- -,
Hss !ns q, 9r n,s p{9fss.ion Prof LITTLE, hay- W
snd and Pleasant View SemIIaries, and being sagsEed
Ioul aays IN each week ut these Institufions, has
70 private iostruction Of pupils, or to . smiar On
Sngement IN another instltution. Those desIring
MS proiSss opal ser Woes will please max appcae
non q u. Hnncs. $40 Pa avenue. 90 Imsos
MORE NEW GOODS. 5eI
He Undersigned have just completed their
STOCK OF GOODS for the Fail and Winter comprising
9 full and well selected assortment OF CL0fHS.
CASSlM les and yESrINGS with the latest
styiea OF MAeerl for business SUITS together with
z yS,Iety Of GENTLEMENS .FUESISHiNG
9HvpS IDSi 81 ,ss esss e Which they resRee
I. INST '..,'.t sls s4' GssSs 0WtsS soN.
MassS,E a. Haoai I'D 81 S;:sss:s MsyeAass Tstlers.