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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
TERRITORY OF IOWA,2
Cedar County, S.
District Court for said County. j,

DH1DGMAN C co. }
VS. Assumpsit- Attachment.
WV RANKIN,
The defendant in the above entitled cause will
take notice, that on 9th day Of March, A. D. 1914,
writ OF attachment issued out Of the office of the
Clerk OF the District Court Of said county against
him, Tor the sum Of SIS. Now unless the said de-
fendant shall appear and plead before the first day
ofhc next Term Of said court, judgment will be en-
tered and the property attached sold to satisfy the
same with costs. Dat ID this 9th day of April, A.
d. 1s41. PATTERSON FLEMING, Clerk,
District Court Cedar county
Scorr RIcHMAS, Atty for P'f Pr. fec So
April IL lS44-23-kw.
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district COmrt-.Ntscatine County.

District COMrt--.Nuscatine County.
NIOTiCE TO WTTNESSES.-By an order
"a of the District Court, at the October Term
Thereof A D. 1913, witnesses attending said
Court will hereafter be required to claim their at
tendan &C and be qualified before the Clerk of said
Court, to the number of days attendance and mile
age. otherwise their claims will not be allowed.
March 8, IA j. q. MORROW, CPk
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TOWN Property FOR SALE.
10 Rent.

YYTlIE Store House on Waters street occupied by
IL +. O. Beckett & Co. Possession given st of
May. For terms. apply to VIM. Frye.
April s. IS44,
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P1He ana ORCe S!TeeIS.
HAVE in store and offer for sale the following
goods:
100 bbls n O Sugar 100 kegs ass Bost Nails
rs do Loaf & crushed so bbls no l. and 3
Sugar Macheral
100 bags pr Rio Coffee 100 doz painted pals,
20 do Java & Laguira so boxes and hat boxes
Coffee Sperm Candles
100 bbls sup N Orleans IL to 80 ID each
Molassrs 100 doz Manila & Hemp
20 do sugar house dol bed cords and
100 6, IL and l3 pound! plough lines
boxes Imp G. 20 coils Manila rope
Pa Y H Tea 25 nests painted Tubs
cases Imp in lead 100 reams Wrapping pa
caddys, per
5 half chests Pouchong 200 bags Liverpool blown
Tea, and G Salt
200 bags asst sho,; 100 kegs FFF Sporting Pow
Spice: 20 boxes Starch; SO box mould and Dlppd
Candles; 1000 pounds Boston Saleratus in kegs q
casks. 1000 pounds alum in casks and kegs; 500 ID
Salt Peter in kegs; 1000 pound copperas bbls and
kegs; 1000 ID sup Indigo in small kegs; 2O0O do
Nader; 100 Ib fresh Numegs; 100 ID fresh cloves;
200 drums fresh SMYRNA Fighs; go jars fresh pruncs
to 10 10 each; box superior Pine Apple Cheese;
Is cases sweet oil one doz each; 20 box gr Pepper
20 ID each, 20 bbls and half bbls fresh Rice 1000
pound new Cod Fish in bulk: 20 box no | choco-
late; 10 do variagated soap; SO do Boston no one
brown soap: 100 DO no scaled Herring; 200 kegs
Tar in prime order; 20 bbls Tar in prime order;
200 mats cassia; o gross Lindsay Linament; 10
gross superior Paste Backing; 20 box fresh Sicily
Lemons; 20 do Lemon Syrup; 20 kegs or Ginger;
20 half boxes superior Tobacco; 10 boxes smoking
Tobacco; 25 box doz each, Mustard; 20 bbls wick
yarn; 40 bags Pittsburg Yarn; 1000 lbs Bar Lead;
bales soft shell Almonds.
Those visiting st. Louis, who intend buying
goods for cash, will find our goods all Of the very
best quality and at the very lowest cash rates. Ac-
tua tare given on sugar barrels and kegs of all de-
scriptions.
Always wanted at the market rates. Beeswax,
Flax Seed. and various kinds Of Produce.
ST. Louis March 8 So
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REGULAR PACKET.


THE new and splendid
49, fast running steamboat
0s@-t9Auz LEBANON,
esSSSss:.:s,.zEksG. Vance Hight, Master, will
run as a regular packet from st. Louis to Burlington,
Bloomington, and Rock Island every week. Leaves
st. Louis every Tuesday, Burlington and Blooming
ton on Thursday, and Rock Island Friday Of each
week. To commence running as soon as naviga-
ton Will permit
The Lebanon is of the first class stands number
one in the Insurance Offices in st. Louis--her bot
tom is six inches thick, and every other way equal
ly strong, and well calculated in her cabin for the
comfortable accommodation passengers.
Feb 16-tf
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HEMP-l0 tons Hemp wanted, for which Cash
IL will be- paid by [Aprl I2] J r BENNETT
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@mBggN g sss1 80 zg.Ag

I&1s Al ~ SSSs1 y -
RESPECTFULLY inform. he inhabi,syn.,r
Of Bloomington, and vicinity. that they have
taken the store recently occupied by G. A.
MARTA, on Second Street. and offer for sale d
large and general assortment OF SEASONA-
BILE GOODS, consisting, iu part Of the fol-
lowing. viz:
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MOUSLIN De LANES AND PRINTED
LAWNS.
TIE EC'D per e Ohio, beautiful assortment
II q Of Mouslin Dc Lanes and Printed Lawns, to-
gethcr with general assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
Consisting of Light and Dark Calicoes. Pantaloon
stuf1s, Vestings Irish Linens, Cambria, Jaconet,
Null. Swiss and Book MuslIns. Nets, lnserilngs,
Edgings, Hosiery, Servings, Rbons suspendcrs'
Umbrellas Paraso!ss, &c &c For sale low by
April 5 GREEN q HNDhHs
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" HEAT, Oats, Corn, Potatoes, Lard, and Ba-
w con wanted, tor which the highest market
price will be paid in Cash or Goods, by
April IL J r BENNETT
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WANTED.

ENLAX-SEED-l0O bushel Flasseed wanted
q for witch the highest price will be paid in Cash
or goods by April IL JR BENNETT
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Ready-ysade Clothing:

200 Frock, Dress, Coates and Sacktoc Goats; $50
Satin, Silk, Valencia and Fancy Cotton Vests; 900
pair Sa,inet, Cottonade, Linen and Velvet panta-
looms; Cotton and Flannel shirts Drawers, Stocks,
Cravats, Gloves, Hats, &C. &c.
QUEES & GLASSWARE
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PRAIRIE TEAM WANTED.
YOKE well trained Working Oxen.-
Enquire at WILLIE %
March Is, 1874
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BOOTS g. SHOES.

GA LARGE AND GENERAL AssoRrMENT-lO
BOOTS g. SHOES.
Mems coars and fine Boots and Shoes; Pumps and
Slippers; Ladies lace Boots and Shoos, kid Slippers,
ties and buckskns; ladies' gaiter and half gaiter
Boots; childrens' Boots and Shoes, &c sc
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY:
Kniye and Forks, pocket and pen Knives, Spoons.
rasps, files hand-saws coffee mills Norfolk latches,
locks, hammers and hatchets, spades and shovels,
scklcs, scythes and snaths hay forks Collins axes,
hoes, traces butts, screws, COMBS pins needles, dc.
sEsnOGsI3ys5sl!3 S.
Tea. Coffee. Sugar Salnratus, Pepper, Spice, Mo'as.
SEES, Indigo, Nader, Sulphur, Tobacco, Rice, Gin
ger, Soap Candies, Alum, Coppefas, etc.
In shor. their stock embraces almost every artcla
ea''-e' fer ifAs country stssee.
~. aas.sls of pronucE take, se7
Goods.
March 22,.l944--20-n.
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QuccnsWare.

Is doz cut and pressed glass tumblers, SO dozen
painted plates. doz edged do. doz print Mufins,
doz glass salts, doz cup plates. s doz dip bowls,
60 sets painted teas, Britannia tea sctt, .doz
glass peppers, 8 sets printed tea.ware, doz wash
bowls and pitchers doz assorted do setts toy tea
ware, l-2 doz bake pans,1 LIZ doz tea pots, doz
painted jugs.
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tTinware.

10 doz pint and l l doz IL pint tin cups, dog
large boilers, doz do ass 4 doz assorted buckets,
doz measures and tunnels, doz skmmers, dog
cande.moulds doz ladies', doz dish kettles, doz
assorted pans doz wash pans. patty-pans, plates,
cake cutters, Japann'd tea boards, etc.
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MORE NEW GOODS

Direct frGns .Nesc York and K0sgon.
NREEN & ENDERS are now receiving a
@H fresh and desirable assortment of assorted
merchandise, embracing every variety of goods suit
able for the city and country trade, our purchases
made east previous to the late advances which
enables US TO offer great bargains to all those who
may favor ia with CALL All kinds of produce Ia
ken in payment for Goods. r.
Bloomington, April 5, ls44-22-f
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Escadylaladc Clothing.

blk Box Goats, 6 do. lined and 6 long skirte,
do; doz. Valencia, Ky. Jea..s, single and ,
double-breasted Sattinett Vests 6 pair Harltimes
6pair Cadet Satin, 8 Lavender, and pair stripe.
Satin Pantaloons; thick winter Gloves, shirts, etc
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Boots & Shoes.

4 cases Mems coarse Boots, do. Boys, dc
Youths; S doz. Mems thick Brogans, l-2 do
Boys do; doz Chdren's; S l.2 doz womens buck.
slips, doz spring-heeId slips, | doz.sprng-heel'd
wets; doz chiIds shoes, doz boys B,ogans, S LIZ
doz women's Lace Boots.
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Drugs & Medicines

Borax, birthstone. flour of sulphur, EPSON salts.
castor oil, lamp. black, red lead, spts turpcntine, in
digo, chalk, Prussian blue, linseed OIL madder put
ty, cinnamon, cloves, Maccaboy snuff, writing ink,
varnish brushes, camphor, magnesia alum, salt Pc
tire, gum aoes, mustard, Hull's shaving soap. opo-
dedoc Bateman's drops, Lees Pills. sps. hartshorn,
nutmegs, ground ginger, pepper, spice, etc.
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Groceries.

l6 bbls N 0 Sugar, ID JACKS Rio. Havana and
ST Domingo coffee, boxes Young Hyson. Imperi-
al and Gunpowder tea, 200 lbs bar lead, IL half box
es assorted tobacco, Tar vinegar, loaf sugar, ETC.
All OF which he offers for sale on the most accom-
modating terms, for Cash, Wheat, Pork, Lard, Dry
and Green Hides, Beeswax, Butter Cheese, White
Beans, Peltries, and SHIELD Corn, together with d.
vers other articles, such usual purchased in
soses. Persons visiting this place for the purpose
of trading are invited to give him CALL
Bloomington, Nov. 8, lS43. So
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JAMES X. BRoWN. WILLIAM Low
JAMES X. BROWN l. CO.,
WHOLESALE GHOCERS,
JAMES X. BROWN.
WILLIAM Low.

No. "a, Wuter Street, st. Louis, Mo-, bet,ceen
Pine and Olice Streets.
HAVE in store and offer for sale the following
reols:
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT-l0 bbs. just reed
IL and for sale,by Nov 8 JR BENNETT
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AN hand, large assortment ofdry goods, such
u as Cloths, Cassimers, Sattinets, Ky. Jeans,
Kerscys, FlanneIs Vestings. Brown Muslins, Prints
Ticking, Checks, Irish Linen, Merinoes, Alpaccas,
Chusans, Nous de LANES, Linen and Cotton Table
Cloths, Ladies Shawls, &c. for sale cheap by
Ian 10 FULTON & LENfP.
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Hats & Cans.
Hard

Mems and Boys Fur and Seal Skin Caps, a
qualities; assorted Fur Hats.
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A SSORTED PRINTS.-l0O pieces Assorted
IA Prints, just reed. and for sale. by
Nov 3 ] r BENNETT
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+. LOCAL N E W S.
THE WING MEETING THIS EVENING.


The inclemency Of the weather, added to the
session Of Congress- at night made it expedient
to postpone the Wing meeting on Friday. The
meeting, as will be seen by the advertisement in
another column, will take place this evening.
We must repeat the expression of our urgent So
licitude that the Wings Of the city and District
will not allow any trifling obstacle to keep them
away. The meeting will be addressed by seve-
raj distinguished gentlemen who cannot fail to
inspire deep interest at a time like the present,
SO suspicious of success. Our Wing friends in
Congress are about to return to their constituents
Let us fill their ears with the echoes Of "Clay
and Frelinghuysen," when they are taking their
parting glance at the Capitol.
Among the distinguished gentlemen who are
expected to address meeting are Messrs Hardin,
Summers, Foote, John M. Bolts, and Gen. Waddy
Thompson.
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A u CTI0N SALES.


CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, At AUCTION
an Tuesday afternoon, June Is, at O'Clock,
" will sell in front of my store large assortment
of new and second hand carriages single and double
Harness, Saddles, Sc. among which are
superior new square Carriage for six persons
very superior new family Coaches, light and con-
venicnt *F .+n
very handsome new Chariotees
Buggies end Rockaways
second hand square Carriage, for persons, equal
to new, and cost $780, together with several other
new and second Carriages
In consequence of the bad weather last Thursday,
! many persons were prevented from attending the
sale, which will now take place on Tuesday, 18th
instant, as above
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Carriages will do
well to attend the sae it is my intention to close
out the whole stock if possible.
VIM. MARSHALL,
ie Its Auctioneer.
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MONDAY, JUNE II, 1914.
SENATE.

On motion Of Mr.. SEWER, joint resolution
was adopted, prolonging the session until O'Clock
to-day. Subsequently, however, it was recon
sidered, and laid on the table, to await the turn
of events. ii
Mr.. MOREHEAD presented memorial from
the citizens of Washington, demonstrating against
the passage of the bill TO regulate arrests on mesne
process in the District of Columbia.
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY
Mr.. EVANS briefly explained why the Com
mttee on Finance had not thought it necessary
to report any provision for the payment of the
outstanding loan Of $5.672,OOO. 1t was crafty
ing to know that, Notwithstanding contrary anti
cipations, and the apprehension of deficiency
when the year commenced that there would be
an excess Of receipts over expenditures. Mr.. +.
then went into details to show the condition Of
the Treasury, from which it appeared (using
round numbers) that the expenditures up 10 July
would be less than 1921, 100000, and the receipts
more than $27,OOOOOO. He begged to remind
the Senate that this was the first year since 1887
that the revenue had exceeded the expenditures
He left others to make their comments. Ger
tainly the predictions of the Senator from South
Carolina, that the tariff OF AZ would destroy all
revenue, was far from being verified. Mr.. f.
anticipates surplus of $l0,OOO,OOO in the Treas
ury on the LIST of January.
Mr. WOODBURY. could not admit that the
tariff of '42 had produced this result. 1t arose
from reduction in trade, and would not last !;
but If it was the tariff of A. and there would be
surplus of $lO,OO0,00O, why had not the Sen
ate done their duty in reducing this tax upon the
people
Mr.. EVANS declined any discussion, but
moved the discharge Of the committee, which
was granted.
A joint resolution was adopted, suspending the
rules as to allow the passage of bills acted on
to-day before 10 o'clock.
Messages in writing were received from the
President and constant stream Of messages
was kept up from tho other House, by which the
business Of the Senate was very much impcded.
A bill for the relief of George Harrison was
taken up, and although strongly resisted by Mr..
BATES, as a case OF great Partially, it was
finally passed by a vote Of 20 to a.
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.islsaaIsI slhsAl

d 1fisfRex ssNEsHl est,t H.
Zig BILL gaHessainE lAsIs hshRsa ,eathy ~, Heh
The Hodssl VIII ! pfbvisloh DlthPly that allo&el
the banks To wild up Is Ia,
Mr., MILLER said, as it was obvicHs that Thu
was all the banks could get this session; he woult
which was d6ne.
Several private Bills were passed. -eh
At half past IL o'clock the Senate went into
Executive session.
NorE-It was understood, when the Senate adj
journed, that the nomination of Mr.. Gushing to
China was confirmed
Hon. John T.. Spencer was again nominated for
the Supreme bench, and laid on the table by the
Senate.
John G. Clemson (son. in-law of Mr.. Calhoun)
was confirmed as charge TO Belgium.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met this morning with quorum
present.
A message was received from the Senate to
prolong the session until O'CLOCK, but it was not
acted upon.
About an hundred bills were presented, by the
committees having charge Of them, for the sigma
ture of the Speaker.
The widows pension bill came in, amended by
the Senate, and in about ten minutes, the House
gladdened the hearts of many destitute widow by
concurring in the amendment and passing the
bill.
DISTRICT BANKS.
Immense confusion prevailed when the Speak
or announced that this bill was in order. The
confusion was so great that the Speaker rcpeat-
cdly threatened to call members by their nance,
although tue threat was never executed. Some
twenty members were determined that this bill
should not be acted upon.
PRIVATE BILLS.
A motion to suspend the rules, and act upon
private bills from the Senate upon the Speakers
table, was agreed to, and these bills for the most
part, were passed by the House.
DISTRICT BANKS. G.,.N"
The Speaker again announced that this bill
was in order.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of S. c., seeing that nothing
could be accomplished by urging the Senate bill,
proposed compromise, which empowers the
Banks to collect all debts, judgments, &c, after
their charters have expired on the 9TH Of July.
COURTS.
A bill was then passed in relation to the courts
in Arkansas, and another changing the time Of
the sitting Of the Supreme Court to the first
Monday in December, instead Of the second Mon.
day in January.
YEAS AND NAYS.
The rest of the time, from half past eleven un-
til IL o'clock, was consumed in fruitess calls Of
yeas and nays to defeat business.
AT l2 O'Clock the SPEAKERS hammer fell
and he adjourned the House sine die.
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COMPUTATION OF SENTENCE.-Elizabeth Hall
and Emma Reed, who had been found guilty in
the Criminal Court of an assault and battery with
intent to kill, upon the person of Susan Kreemer
and sentenced to Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary for two yeare, have had their punishment
committed by the President to two months i'm
prisonment in the county jail--lnaking their inn
prisonment twelve months; having been already
in prison ten months.
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UFST. PAuL's LUTHERAN CHURcH-The Corner
Stone Of this Church will be laid, with religious
ceremonies, on Tuesday next, the 18th instant The
address will be delivered by the Rev. JOHN g.
MoRRis, D. D., of Baltimore, who will be assisted IN
the ceremonies by several Lutheran and other clcr-
pymen. The procession will be formed at the City
fall at O'Clock, the Mayor and Aiderman's Hall
and Council Chamber having been kindly obtained
for the occasion The reverend clergy, members of
Congress- citizens, and strangers, are respectfully in
Inc soemnities of the occasion. Should the weather
prove unfavorabe will take place the first fair day.
collection will be taken up at the time, to aid in
the erection of the church edice. je Ii
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NOTICE.
TRANsPoRrArIoN OrrrcE, B. s. Q. R. R.,

June II, 1874.
Merchants and others are respectfully informed
that on and after Thursday next, the Goth instant
the hours for the reception and delivery of commodi
ties at this depot will be as follows, viz:
From O'Clock, A. M, until o'clock, Pm.
And from O'Clock until O'Clock, P. M, daily,
except Sunday.
Goods will be delivered only to the consignees in
person. to such drayman or others as may have
their written order authority to receive them, and
the freight upon which must in every be paid on
delivery. BY order. SAM. STETTINlUS, @s
lie Tim Agent.
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A MASS MEETING OF THE WINGS
OF WASHINGTON will be held on MON
DAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at Z o'clock,
in FRONT OF THE CITY HALL.
The Clay Clubs Of Georgetown and Alexandra
are expected to be present on this occasion.
Several distinguished Members Of Congress-
will address the meeting
BY order of the Washington Clay Club
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THE CORNER SToNE.-Thc corner stone of the
new Lutheran Church will be laid on Tomorrow
evening, if fair, with appropriate ceremonies.
The procession will be formed at the City Hall.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

Is offered for the conviction Of the evil-disposed
person or persons who have already injured the rail-
ing and caps at the corner building Al street and
Missouri avenue, or who may hereafter be found in
the act of injuring the same in any way. Certain
evil disposed persons found lounging about on the
railing at the corner. look out will be kept for
them and they will be dealt with the law requires,
unless they cease to annoy the owner and destroy
the property. ULYSSES WARD
l7-4t
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RowDIEs.-'ihe attention Of the police is di-
rected to the advertisement of U. Ward, ESQ.,, in
relation to the conduct Of rowdies on and near
his premises.
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members Of the Grand Lodge OF Free and Accepted
Masons of the District of Columbia are requested to
meet at the Masonic Hall, corner of Al street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, Tuesday next, at o'clock,
P. M, for the purpose Of forming procession, to
march to tho designated site of ST. Pauls Church,
the corner stone Of which is to be laid with masonic
honors
Resident and transient brethren fraternaly re-
ouesed 70 unite with the Grand Lodge in the cere-
monies Of the occasion.
BY order Of the M. w. Grand Master
H. C. WILLIAMS,
je l7-N Srand oecVesarI'
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ID ARE CHANCE-The subscriber having busi-
II ness which demands his absence from tho city.
now offers his stock Of TOBACCO, SNUFF, and
CIGARS, at cost price. This is rare chance TOR
those wishing TO enter into the business, as no will
sell his stock and fixtures at fair prices.
GEO. M. PALMER,
jel2-lw Penn. avenue, doors east of Sd st.
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BLADENsBURG CELEBRATION.

The Wing Club Of Bladensburg viii give Barbe-
cue at the old Spa ground the 4th Of july to which
the votersof Prince Georges the Wings of Maryland
the District of Columbia, and the neghborng States
are requested to attend, with their Banners, Music,
&C. Many distinguished Wings will be present and
address the meeting Seats will be provided for the
Ladies. Ample provision viii be made for two thos-
sand persons, or any other number that may give
their company. Strict dscorum will be enforced, and
no intoxicating drinks will be allowed the ground
under any pretext. G. B. CALVERT,
J. r. DEANE, Secretary. President
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

- HOUSES FOR RENT.
{M THE house at the corner OF Al street and
Missouri avenue. Possession given Immediately. 1t
will be let on moderate terms TO private family.
Also, the house on Missouri street, few doors
from the corner in which Mrs. Ann Fulton now lives.
Possession given on the LIST Of July Inquire Of
je l7-4t ULYSSES WARD
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-06-17

NEW HAMS.
JUST RECEIVED
Sc choice Hams, cured in Irish style, canvassed
60 New York sugar, cured do do
40 Cincinnati do do do
The above Hams are in condition to ship to any
part of the United States.
Also on hand, so Moore's and others Hams, Mid
dngs, &c., and superior article Of Dried Beef
s. HOLMES,
jc 17-3t 7th street.