Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1860, Page 1

w foreigners. We were, how es as has been said about the ~® inconvenience attached —itively r ¥ Be, oe ~@ peed model, far fener wee THE EVENING. STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th st., BY W. D. WALLACH. Papers werved In packages by carriers at 94 8 yest, Or Sl cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.5) a yearyim advance; $2 for sik Months; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at thorateof Reentas week. Singie copies, oNx cant; in wrappers, TWo CENTS. {D7 Avverrisxwents saould be sént to the office betore 12 o’o,00k m.; otherwise they may not appear until the nextday. nelle tien antl icant ine ene ———— ben ed + attests nitnenteerentiiieenntibmenenn ene en stalitieeeneeee an a reeeneeeteieemeteeeieaci mg Star. [For tre Star “EXCURSION FROM WASHINGTUN—No. 2) New Beprorp. We sailed up Bozzard’s Bay. during a dark,’ cold, rainy might, and entered New Bedforti. harbor early in the morning. The rain pre-| vepted our landing till neatly 10 o’clock. From the brig, at anchor’ in the stream, w: had a fine view of the city of New Bedford on the west, geno, sun rising ground for abou! three miles, north and south, and extendin: one mile from the water; the hight of the bil! being covered with princely residences. On the east of the harbor lies Fairhaven, a tow: of about 6,000 inhabitants. It is situated on | perfectly level plain, and its tall spires are al that relieve the monotony of its appearance. It was named after this estuary of the Aschu- suet river, and justly too, asa more beauti- fal barbor, with its islands and srprounding Beenery cannot easily be found. There di not seem to be as much activity in the whaling business as formerly, there being but few ships in the harbor, and we were informed that whales bad become so scarce that but few ships now left that port for a ing voyage, Indeed, one was lying at the wharf that had returned from a long cruise, and had not paid the expense of fitting out. The part of the city’ near the water looks old and crowded. The streets runuing north and south are nar- row, crooked, and irregular, but straight up’ the bill. As you ascend about half way they beeome regular, and the city is in squares, but on reaching County street you fiud pal- The wenlth of the sea has been gath- ere, and many an lent sea captain ves at his ease, ei g the fruits his hard labors. The extensive grounds arou: hes. ely laid out, and many were carefully ved, form, ig & beautiful contrast, with their gnarled appearance. The public buildings are an or, mament to the place; the Town Hall has, | ti the erection of the Town Halt at Springfield been regarded as the finest building devoted tocivil purposes in New England. - A dingy, elay-colored yellow seems to suit. the taste of New England people, for nearly all their fine dwellings in this city, as well as others we visited, were painted this color. Nonte Brrmerwartr. This is one of the pleasantest and most ac- Ets villages on the line of the Old Colony and all River Railroad. The principal business is the manufactory of shoes and boots. One of the inhabitants gave us a sad picture of the “times,” saying that it was difficult to find labor sufficient to support the people. The shoe business had been very dull since the strike, in which this town took an active part. There seems to be considerable business oar ried on in other branches of manufacture ani merchandise. There is a remarkable neatite: and newness in the appearance of the village. Every house seems to have been new- inted on all sides. I did not obsé@rve an whitewashed houses, or even fenoes. Bech house -has a small yard in front, with flowers and fruit trees, and is surrounded with # well- built fancy fence, painted the same cofor as the house. Every cottage bas green blindson side. I should judge that every man owned. or expected to own, the house he lived in.. T streets do not appear to be very wide or reg- ular, and are destitute of sidewalks. If the churches are an index of religious influences, this place must be the best in the world; for certainly no town in the United States, in Proportion to size, has so much property in eburch buildings as this. The value of ehurch roperty in New England in 1850 ‘was $19,- ores and the population 2 406,138; giving & pro rata amount of about $8. In this town ‘we observed five large churches, eosting at least, with the land, $12,000; and the populs- tion being about 5,000, we have a pro rata amount to each man, woman, and child, of 2. We endeavored to visit them, but sue- ceeded in gaining admission to but one—the Methodist. This is a fine structure, both out- side and in its interior arrangement; its archi- tecture is unique, especially in the tower and in the orchester. One of our party touched the keys to the organ, which in tones did not belie its external appearance. We noticed every pew was supplied with a book-rack and books. The pulpit appeared to be of solid Tesewood—altogether, we thought this church most places of worship, gud yet we were told that the other eburches were some of them eu this. We saw but few of the the We regtetted leavi soon, but the cars came, and im an rwe were in Boston, the Athens of the New World. Bostox. rT} ——— the city by this route, a very un- easant impression was made oo aa party. { seems to be occupied by the poorer class pf » Soom located on the hight of the peningala, near the State in a very pleasant part of the sy. As crooked, nar- row ‘streets of Boston, the half hes not been told, and I doubt if any one can realize the on ihe ihe alowsiynr eee ly visiti city. je sidewalks are pas- par tons many of them not more fos fers ah Many Brooks, including’ bot . Bot so wi as the sidewalk on. either side ~ avenue, Washin: . In the central business part ofthe city, in the vicinity of the City Hall, id Sthere are many fine buildings of granite a freestone, five and six stories bigh and beanti- Fally ornamented, on stréets not more then sixteen feet wide. During our-entire stay in the city We -eould not accustom ourselves to the Yankee method of dodging, and were con- Wetinually koocked off the sidewalks. The ac- g Acs eR es tivity of every one was most remarkable, they to wish to improve the minutes, for not s leisure person was seen. Some of the [a new part neck, and in the bark of the old city, the Teguiar and of suitable and conye- of a 001 * of in » eo a oe granite SFenbled iat of haildings, foo of Pennasylvaniaf # “anuxst ov Five Davsx Cutxys—Mosixm Set- a ee mR Receives a RESIDENT BucHANAN. i Bevnocr, Syria, . 23.—The arrival and the, arrest of Said Beg Jumblaat with some of hiscom-|- Peers, are indications of the most vi; meas-| ures inst pth esata ive Chiefs Sere into rout music and gros di , but they were coldly received by Fore! isin wre anny _ hes them to be seated or to smoke pe of ordinary courtesy. int Ly he told them to go until they were of the usual salata- tions so common in the East, even between master and servant, he dismissed these proud, flerce war- riors from his presence. Yesterday they were placed under arrest, and, are now in close confinement. This result was evidently not emg 1S ag Sf the Beys, who ate now cit off from flight and all bop of escape. Their followers who remained in the Lebanon unwilling to veature within the reach of Fuad Pasha’s arm have now begun to overrun the Mos- lem villages near Damascus, and reports have been received this morning of the destruction of two large Moslem settlements, in which the houses were barned, the property carried off, and the in- habitants massacred. Shonld this policy become eneral,and the Druses determine to fight for eir existence, Lebanon will see bioodier sights than have hitherto transpired The chief war- rfors and great captains have not surrendered themselves, and will be able to shed much inno- cent bleed, and oceasion much trouble and con- fusion before they can be subdued or checked. ‘The departure of Fuad P*sha yesterday with a large detachment of the Turkish army for Sidon, with @ tiew of going to Hasbeyia, is an indica- tion that the Turks are quite pared for the Druse pemprian, and that Fuad Pasha will bim- self take the fleld. He is a host in himself, and = ~ poor soldier, as his campaign in Greece will tity Information has just been received that four- teen out of the thirty-seven Drase chiefs have sur- rendered themselves to the government, while the others, determined on resistance, aredoing all the ‘taischief im their power to Christisa iy Guards from the American Consulate have been sent tothe mountains for the protection of such Americans es are exposed to tue fury of the rebel- lieus fagitives, and as the Druses are determined to fight to the death, senguinary conflicts may be expected. between them and the French army, ab ‘weil 2s the Arabs and the government Ee Tk that previous to the appearance of the above proclamation, the Druses sent a deputation to Abd-el-Kader to ask his aid and advice in their time of trouble. ‘How many figbting men have you?” replied he. “About thirty thousand,”’ was the answer. *‘No more?” “Perhaps a few more, but about thirty thousand ? -‘Well,” said he. ‘st had over one hundred thousand well-train: d soldiers in Algeria, and was unable to contend with the army of France. My advice to you is, surrender yourselves at once, and then | will exert my influence‘ in your bebalf” The Druses went sway heavy hearted.. Some took his advice, and others did not. ‘T’hose who followed his sngges tion maty now be seew looking through the barred ‘windows of their prison room at the barracks, awaiting thelr day of trial. What a humiliation for these proud mountain chiefs Letters from Damascus statethat the trials are still going on. Nine Moslems were bung last week, others have been condemned to death, One of their number was a Druse who had beeh at the massacre of Hasbeyia; another was the actual epics oC the Irish ory waged Le Mr. Grabam y jon of tof the pistols trou the President Abd-el Kaker, called et once upon Mr. Meshaka, the U S Consular Agent at saan to express bis high appreciation of the & aus i see mahy reports n American papers of 30,000 Women having been carried away from Damascus by the Arabs and Keords. The fact is that thede were only 25.000 Christian Inhabitants in thecity. It is possible that a few hundred were thus car- tied away, possibly a thousand, but probably boar Tess would be more in accordance with the (rath. ‘There isa great deal of sickness at present in Damascus, and it is feared that on account of the great number of unburied dead bodies under the walls of the ruined gy a iy and pestilence will ravage the city. The British Consul makes & loud appeal for medical aid, and the British Syrian Re lef Society will no doubt send out a medical staff with good medicines and ap Pot stores, and perlaps some of the Floreace Night- ingale nurses IEF" One of the editors of the 8 pring field ( Mass.) Republican, while in New York city a few days 3° called upon Lieutenant General Scott, whom hotographs as follows he General was writing as I entered ata large table spread with papers and military reports. but laying aside his pen be greeted me with a smile of welcome, and in such a simple, unostentatious manner as to annihilate all feelings of reserve, and. 1 was soon conversing with bim, and listening to his own conversation with freedom and pleasure. Alluding, among other things. to the battle of Niagara, commonly known as Lundy’s Laue, be said: “1 have some reason to remember that battle, for that ball in my shoulder crippled ine badly. Buta good physical stem and 2 sound consiitution saved me” ‘as you ‘tipted, “Tam unable to raise my left bi head.” I now noticed for the tirst ti left shoulder was a trifle lower than bis r! the ball ip not there, as it through the ght, bnt bas sometimes been stated. jotnt, and, to use the Gen- "es innguage, ‘for aught I know killed some one beh isd m inquiring as to his health, he remarked he ous fa’ change, but that bis health ways been wes now excellent) ‘in speakin; of West Point Academy he said he sbouid advise any young man to enter there afier 17 years of since he would not obtain an opportunity of raising his ravi until somewhat advanced in fe; yet so are in need of an army we fice or business honrs I learned are from 9 th. and from 2till5 p.m. In bis habits egular, taking a pedestrian tour on Broadway, or elsewhere, immediately after break- fost, retutuing in time for the morning’swork. in Statue, as every one knows, he sur any man in the “service,” being 6% feet in height, and pet tg Peal pounds, and yet he basa physical system y organized and Closely knit elle ip eens mes quanies ao ly, but @rdinarily requires none. seyes: complexion are exceedingly and clear, h 7 areata te jatey hirer whiten his once aubura By we by no means ren him wholly bald. An hour slipped away unconsciously to morning, with a deep’ was had ‘glare of bis mil- shade su |al observer, Pies has thrown into of tls hoot noble, arelis oF pratt ‘alts wks , rears juctive of the éirculation of air essential to jon. Wittiam C. Bryant Descripes THE WINANS StEamER.—The poet editor of the New York Eve- Hing Post has recently been touring: it through +| Maryland. While at Baltimore he was taken to see the Winans steamer, which he thus describes: »** its shape has been compared to that of a segar; ‘keel sides and deck are round alike, end at end it tapers to a sharp point. The length is 180 feet, with a breadth of 16. It is formed of two hollow iron spindles, firmly connected with each other at the'broad end by strong iron plates, and these spindles plays a wheel with screw dles,with which thesteamer is urged forward. he blows.of the sea from before or behind can ) take no effect upon it; all that the waves can do is to alide softly over it, and when they strike it on the sides they meet with much less resistance than in vessels of the ordinary sha; sbip a sea. A trial trip has lately mn made with this steamer. ‘it ran round one of the fastest steamers in our harbor,’ said A gt og to me: ‘playing about it like a shark about a sailing ket.’ Ide not know what ys be the expecta- jons of the Messieurs Winans in regard to its speed, but the talk at Baltimore is of making the passage to Europe in four or five days, bearing Pith it the mails and specie and a few passengers. As I looked on this enormous iron shuttle, the velocity of which can be scarcely more atfected by storms and bead winds than that of a fish, and thought of it darting through the sea with the apes which is claimed for it, it occurred to me at if a sailing vessel should come in Sts wey it must be pierced through and through, like a pine shingle by a bullet.” i> The White Man, at Weatherford, Ark., sums up the result of the ranger aoe against the Indians as follows: The rangers have cof- sumed twice their weight in beef, at 11 cents per pound; two citizens have been killed; and the colonel of the regiment has been married UF Phelan and Coliendor, the billiard players, are about to inaugurate a billiard tournament in New_York city, and offer a splendidly gold mounted billiard cue as the prize to be played for, The tournament will continue eight days. ; L HAVANA LOTTERY. Pine i Peres cesta ze nara at ¢ Spanie! }o" the supervision f the Captain Genoral of Cu will tase piace st Havana on WEDNESDAY, Novemerr 7, 1860, SOKTEO NUMERO 6:5 ORDINAKIO. CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000, ae 000 | 50 pri: of... 81,0% dye we = rg . me It can never si uarters, I eolvent Denke taken at paren A drawing will be forwarded as soon as the recut becomes known. — orders for schemes or tickets to be ad dress: RODKIGUEZ. 00%2-tr _ Sareof City Post. Charieaton, 8. C. Furs: FURS! FURS! 1 wish te call the attention of my customers and the publicin gen- eral to the fact that I have fitted up,in the rear of my store, a reg lar FUR ROO. having select the Skins and a'] of my Furs made to order, of the latest and mest fasbionabdle style of my stock P @ntirely new, § and bought atthe ¥ lowest cash Price. Lean offer my friends and cus- the largest and best selected stocks lane ever offered in Washington. Acallisall I ask. x PKINS. HOPKINS, Sign of the White Bear, 00 17-002w Corner of Sixth et and Pa ay. BENTER'S RESTAUR- ANT, C Stree, Back or THE Wasuincton Banx. he iadersigned takes i ends and t! he has nd renova’ with LIQUORS,WI CIGA ‘ted su] i brands, Fi ved up te Bix guests atthe bar or in private s. OYSTERS in every ttyl Ozstors for family use sent to aay part of the cr 16 reputs- tion of this well-known establish t needs no enoominm passed upon it for its promptituve and genter! doportment. ‘The Eating Room will be open every Sunday, from @ am. tol! p.m. oc 18-1 w' WM. P. BENTER, Prop’r. WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1860. N2. 2.398 BMA EDUCATION, Tose Pema who wish their daughters to re- ceive ® thorough and systematic education, where peed y sical training wi'l reosive daily and special ion, under the most approved s: stem ‘of bal ~ os and Gymnastios, ar pectfully invited to it + corner Four- V R. & MRS. Z, RICHARDS, 3 Principals. FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, Mra, 8.4. MeCORMICK, Px re, |. Mo ICK, . The thicteenth annual session of ‘this inatitution Will commence on Tuesday, September . in the Patty od = by Sylvester Soott, Esq, " ng str the bran ag canieles hs thorverh Eee Rea rel nisi a cation, and Aluaie, French, Latin aud Drawing it desired. !n addition to day scholars, Mrs. MeCormick is v limi oumber of pupils as part of her own fam- ity, will be under her immediate care and supervi- sion, She will endeavor, iar as possible, to sur- round them with the comforts and kindly influences of Home. Keferencrs.—Rev. Geo. H. Norton, Rey. D-. Blas Harrison, Rey. D bs Spriggs, William H Fowls, F: Edgar Snowden, &xq., Edmund F Witmer, Henry Marbury, feq., Lewis McKenzie, = , Lg tee ie ee , Esq we Banach. iter Eveni T, jamin Waters, Esq. Jas. Entwisle. Jt. bs Gols tot W. Minor: Loudou asta. Blacklock’ & Marshall, Mosire, “Corse Brothers. . .. TERM Board, with Tuition in al. $20 for the annual session—pay: in advance. usic and Languages at Professors’ prices. No exta charges, au 2-tf M ‘TROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE iNSTI- TUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, 464 E St., Betwzen 67m anv 77H Sts, The fourth annual session of the Institute will the first MONDAY in Septemb-=r, Applicat: be the number of pupil ited.' For particulars see circulars or ay ly the principals, Mr.and Mrs. T,H. HA Ven’ ER, at the Institute, au9-tf PLAINFIELD ACADEMY, (Near CaRLiszx, Pa.) Twenty minth session (20 weeks) comirences Ni vember le family school for Tweaty. ee boys, for whose comfort and impr the time and energy of the Principal voted. Entire expanse $75. Circulars € Office. To fill a few vacancies call at ty Aha from 3 to 5 p. m., Qetuber 18 and 19: or addr-ss Ry K. BUR +S. Principal and Proprietor, P ainfieid Cumberland county, Pa. ne 26-e01m EORGcTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY, (Formeaty Miss L. 8. ENGLisu’s,) 4 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, The duties of this Institutren will be resumed on the first Monday in September next. The course instruction embraces all that is taught, from th rudiments to the most highly fin- Tel jucation. ‘The corps of teachers, ten in number, are eni- nently qualified and experienced in their several departments. Lectures Friday evenings on the Natura! Sciences without charge to the pupils. y Cironlers ja) be obtained by addressing the Prin- cipal, Mise Af. J. HARROVER- Georgetown, D.C. Au 22-e03m 2 SS ME M. E. KINGSFOR D'S SEMINARY, 415 ¥ Sr.. Wasi a ‘The next sexmon will commence Terms, &c., forwarded on applioati WOOD AND COAL. [MPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS! THE PIONEER SAW MILL AND FIREWOOD FACTORY, (Sion oy Tae Brive Frac Star South of the Canal, near 7th street Bridge, Will furnish, at the shortest notice, FIREWOob, THE BEST QUALITY, Ov Axy Kip, Cut and Split to any Dimensions, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST! With full measurement guarantied. Remember, Tux Buu Fras Starr, west a a Seventh street, south my Canal, and op- posite the Center Market. GEORGE PAGE, Agent. HICKORY AND OAK PLANK or TIM- BER (of any mize or dimensions) SA WED, POST'S or JOISTS RIPPED, or LOGS SAWED, at the shortest notice Small $), - BE at jobs of BLACK: MITHING prompt $s. nglish Branches. ie semi-annual HATS AND CAPS. ab = I have now on hand a complete assort. © ment of goods in the above line,to which I invite the attention of my patrons and the citizens of the istrict generally. . ‘ Great care having been taken in ths selection, { 940 present to my customers the greatest vari -ty to se touad ts the city, oe £ « comprises @ ityle now in vogue in New % wr Alea. Biissos" and Children’s FANCY HATS of entirely new shapes. adios’ RIDING HATS, APS of every description. on’s HATS and C- PS. A'so, a fine as- gortment of UM BRE: AS WAL Nts CANES, a < 3 jatter, Unt #Con) tate Rodd & Co, GPEat REDUCTION IN PRICES or Carpeting, Oll Cloth, Curtain Material AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF FURNITURE DRYGOODS. late ich dissol fim of Clagett & Senior "he bantneegs of wash LY cost for the cas: x just rep'enished the stock with ‘and fresh supply on the most favo-abie ter: mat Saves just s bie, it in confidently believed that housek opens snd othersin want of Carpetings in _ ir ties, from the lowest up ea = apy for pariors ed. lendid variety and qualities, with ail ings, OILCLOTHS DRUG ‘TS in borders and without, RUGS, MALS. TTINGS, TABLE ad in a word, all such DR ¥ GOODS as are reqnired for the comfort aud use of housekeepersand lodggrs will now be sold at the wholesale price for the S pa mere and no icioths lea-e heir meaau: in Ww hiok will sav But one price will be Persons Testing ve ‘ovide themse! Siagraras or oth and trouble. ‘There be found in the stoc! | Et Velvet 0 Corpetings at $1, worth 92, « rete do Fx, - Tapestry (Efelieh) at 9 ot, worth $1.25, rée-ply at 9) and 95 ota., worth @1.12%% aiid 135; g. J 3 ats worth 95 cents, ‘ do 87 do Do “at 50, sil wool. worth ts. . 38 BooRo: Baron +. jer of en daa aa 33 LO ved our imcec estiemen. i in white, Ov Tees , Epaceaale ached UNION FIRE-WoOOP MILL, Cerner of Seventh st. and Canal. woond of kind, manufactured to order, any length or s mize, ready for u COAL—COAL, We have now on hand « beautiful lot of COAL, and White Ash, diferent size eare now,and will be reeeiving Coal for the next ten days, whioh we seil. delivered ‘from the vessel, at a reduction of 25 cents per ton. your orders fi % Mol New & MARLOW, nb . se 27-tf Corner Seventh stand Canal. W°°Pannd Fes tb gn all parte ot the Sistas tne lowsst Office 282 Pa. av., REL. Ts oa SA Ee ma 17-tf north aide. AL! ALM c (oats : woop: woo: lam daily receiving large suppl es o! ‘AL, from the very best Pepuny!tanta minbs, witch f will sell it reasonah'e pices Also, the best quality of Oak, Bine'and Hickory WOOD out and rub sll jengths. Pall and leave your . We MES, ‘ood and Coal Dealer, #017 (States) Cor. C and 14th sts., near Canal, NOTICE! NOTICE! Mrs. HELLER tovites the Indies of ington end Vicinity to her Grand Open Fashionabe FaLL WINTER BONN». on. Erigias ond Saturday, 5th and 6th ins 4 wi'l be happy to have er o i, as hase vei stock of FEATHERS, FLOWERS, DRE: 4 eye CORS: 2 stock lof oe Eau Setar 3, of al ® ESRION SKIES a st > EMBR, 3, & ‘Oe 4 ENFREW. HA‘ NEW COLORS, Suer Oraun,rnow Ns out: =| HATS and ee er Gena fe : Boys, Mase and Chadren; : 236 Ps. av.. sr gorner to winter, and abali, =f fessional services Professor o| : For particulars ad to , ones pot of JOHN F. LLIS, Feeney ton; R, 8. T. CISSEL, G. ee ee THE, WEEKLY STAR This excellent Family : News Jourasi—eor- taining a greeter variety of interesting reading than can be found in any other—is published oa Sacurday morning. Terus—Coash, invariably, tn advance. copr, per annem..__._._.__ @1 25 Pena eaeee eneee eneee comme 7 o caty copia By suboribing i reseed among neighhe Spend sacieal whe Ses ats so ly firencbout the ae iobza Postmastors who not as agents will be at ee See +t (GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS | GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS RAB MANTLES! - ror MANTLES! DIRECT FROM 4 ucti own jon Tang oto ager jisier’ noelsbeated fire its, worth double. Pe Kid Gloves, at 75 cents a _A very cheap lot of Embroidered Trimmings, 2h} brie ‘Bends, Dimity Bands, Cambris ae IN ENOL! tbat Tt Ay rtment of Shirt Fronta, bs cents, which ie, the greatest bargein ever iso, & gr0d stoc! f Ladies’ Dress Goods, Meats and’ Boys" v ear, &nd @ great variety o er goods equally as oneer at the right pisce—No. 117 (south side) ridge at Georgeto D.C. PUNE Foe Secretows, 2. 6..- GUTMAN, BEST GoopDs ‘ Ric WENT P sPistaN a HUNT, 04 Bt Wastineton and Coneress, are 7 ~ 2 d to show r well seiseted stock of DRESS 0 Ds. I ‘Their store ( the old fand ot ited up Berry /bavinc born remosalio’ aad in the most thorough manner, thry possess faoili tiss unequal in she District tor the prosecuticn ensral Goods Business. They res fally invite cali from the oiusens of George: Bn vicinity, UST RECEIVED— J 10 hha Prime Porto Rico SUGARS, bb! 1d Rye WHI-KY, preety i‘ o - 5 Sr hacw Rio and eva COF F E tlow eed 3: a Forasiob JOHN S. ROGUE » Geori 8 hited, Poca 10, Col. “% aad at other SPECTACLES, oe a.ity, In gold. silver, steel, and German N i Old Frames Repaired and BOW © Aaces eet in them to order, no 19-ty ASSEY, COLLINS & C€O.’S PHILAD! PETA DRAUGHT AT © are 00% rece: ting Ssh supplies ofthe bove dolightful bew- Miwiterated Ales topizaten Sie Vout ® Pure um J KRRY SS, avents, fos 57 Green at. Georgetown. LARGE STOC we 10 Dr. J. H. 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Locts, comunon chief oause @ odpe7ansartrsa he Fi may be used ds Ww. i 145 Water tye dealers LD wUN- ge of ths PROCLAMATION! CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, &c. present searono the year DIARRHEA, . DYSENTERY, ™ - DYEPEPEMS BILITY, €e.,&0.. a at alk pe Ea spies PU Soe “Sere CULOUS PAIN KILLER easaS PASAT LRUESEUO Laser In order to that no | Aak, then atany Store for the sale of this ho DEALER IN PAINTS, mousy. ) Reiop=B5 and 50 Coats por Botte.