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r,OR sale, or . term OF yearn, the dosbte
house and street, immediately OF the War Depart
ment occupancy Of Mr. Joseph Boulsnaer re"
and boarding bouse uo,..--
For terms apply James H. Collins Winder's Budnss,
or q residence O. between II and 18th streets
Sept 0--3aw3w
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NKw YosK, sept. 70

Nav YoKK, Sept 70
The dow1gard tendency 10 s.sess continues. Canton
mas dseined "a Ede Sales of o0o barrels of flour
Sac II " 81 t pure oenssse and W 70 ss ~ for
al 80 cents sses $4,000 bushels mixed 81
cents aye, 40 cents Provisions firm. Mess pork
Sto 70. bna' W cents Groceries are unchanged
The ship Juniaa. of Baltimore has arrived from Liver
pool.
PnILApEIrHIA, Sept ~.
There is grand parade OF the Cadets OF Temperance
The German Tpne. Societies. to the number Of 1900.
arc celebrating the day al Lemon Hill. Societies are
present from Baltimore and New York.
Preparations making TO receive the Continental
Guards of Jersey City, who expected here this after
noon.
Four More Savss Rsmand,d 10 their O~~os from, Ps~r-
syipaata.
HAnRIsBuRa Sept ~ The four ugitve. John sucher.
John Bell Edward Michael and Fn,oa Mercer, charged
by Mchael Len,z suspicion OF having participated In
the Christana riots to-day brought before Judge Pear
son on wri, OF habeas corpus The Indge decided that
ing commitment without evidence The prisoners were,
therefore, discharged for wan, OF evidence
Immediately after their discharge, Commissioner Meal
lister pointed 70 them and declared that they were In
in open court, aud conveyed 10 he Office
where an examination was held with closed doors
The examination before the commissioned mas resulted In
Great excitement has been by this procedure, but
there has been no violation OF the law.
One Of the Survivors If Col. Crittenden's Purity
NEW ORLEANS Sept Is We have hea I'd from Lieutenant
party the they attacked by the Spanish war
Habarero. Lieutenant Ssevsns escaped by jump
ing board and swim ming ashore Aer wandering for
month through the WOODS and mountains, ragged and
shoeles and without any other food than leaves and wild
ut, he surrendered himself the authorities and was
taken Havana Lieut. s. belonged 10 Captain kellys
company He may, perhaps be able to give some nior-
nation respecting the thirty missing men, whose fate as
yet Is unknown.
Wisconsin IVhig Coapeaiioa.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 27.-The Wisco Wing State Con-
Madison the oath inst, and nominated
}. j
governor, Colonel Hughes secretary OF State K. W.
Wright treasurer, Jefferson CIau ford
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NRANK Forester's Field sports Of the United
Il aud Bn ish Provinces OF North Americas vols.
The American Shooters Manuals by gentleman Of Philadelphia
county
sportsmsn containing Notes Shooting by E. Lewis,
M.
The Rod and the Guns by James Wilson, r. r. f. London
Sp,rtsmans Library by John wilson l vo-i.ondon.
Iawker Shooting; by Porter volume.
Youatt the Dog by 4. J, Lewis, NJ ID.
Drinks Dogs edited by Frank Forester
The Dog and the Sportsman, by J. =. skinner
Observations Dog breaking; by William Floyd London
breaking by Lieut. Colonel Hutcbinsonwith illustrations
London
The Shooters Preccptor by r. n. Johnson. London
The Improved American Rife by John n. Chapman.
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR.
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nF FICIAL Military Books for sale by Taylor &
" MAURY, booksellers, near 9Th street, Washington.
Cavalry Tactics, 3 vols price s5-vefy
Wayue's sword Exercise price u,
SCOTS Infantry Tactics, , vols. price 81 80.
Instructions for NJ iutniu Artillery price rs cents
Coopers Tactics and Regulations for the Militia.
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot.
Military Laws.
McCombis Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
an Registers.
And all other government and documents
Sept
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VALUABLE FARM in Alexandria county, wright.

VALUABLE FARM I'm Alexandria county, Virginia,
Georgetown, and miles from Wash
ngton Aucuonon Wednesday 18th October, shall
premises, hafpas O'Clock, farm, situated
Alexandria Nnia about two miles from Georgetown aud
lao which
balance well timber
waered having perpetual running through
good fencing IL has small The
well all kinds
grain. usually this climate. adjoining
OF Robert Cuet and the road leading Balls
Roads.
balance in nstalmen
the purchaser bearing
sale-a deed taken
Sept 90-2aw&ds WIN. BALL.
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For Norfolk.


The steamer OsCEoLA will resume her trips to the
Ruuk place saturday, 4th October-leavnp
Washington every saturday Wednesday,
O'clock Norfolk Monday and Thurs
day. O'clock touching and returning ut Cone
nver, aud the usual landings on the Potomac
Passage and fare, So - ..x :
Sept Jo-f JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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MA, al Lancaster deliberately setting up Gen Scott
Tor 1882 The President lakes trip up Chesapeake
bay IN The Golden Gate and storm comes near wrecklng
Inc government, IN attempting to land by means oil an old
rekey propeller We next hear OF the President IN the
very bowels OF the mountains OF Virginia, getting sick on
sui phur water while the late terrible drama trans
plring in CIbahe fbusteros having prohed to The full
es extent from the absence OF the authorities, whose bust
II TO watch them from first 10 last. This White
Sulphur expedition truly unfortunate In this view.
Again the President attends the railroad jubilee at Bos
ton and while he is raernZing with Lord Elgin and
the Canadians, Judge Douglas, General Wool, and Col
Webb carry of all the political capital and glory oil the
New York agricultural State fair; but about the same
time the Chrsllana tragedy dsgraces the Stale of Penn
syyana. and calls for the ngd enforcement OF the laws
These the accidental condolences OF bad
luck which have signalzed the pleasure excursions OF
the President and suite since May last There is fair
prospect OF his detention at Washington for twelve
months to come. unless all hands should be called to
take the stump in 1852 In conclusion, while these
travels of the Executive have graed the people OF the
" rural Districts" we doubt whether they have been OF
much advantage either TO the health the political pros
poets OF the administration
Penasyivan.a Johnstoni.m on tne Decline.
very intelligent and intimate
from his position, judge of the public feeling of the
people OF Pennsy writes to from Bedford,
under date OF the 23d inst:
yesterday really proud day Tor the integrity OF the
constitution and OF glorious Union. Our governor
Col William Bger. enlered this borough escorted by
procession of the and up,be democracy, of
mile in and at the conclusion Of his most abe bril-
liant and convincing speech in public square,
hills seemed to rembe with the oubursts OF applause from
thousands OF honest hearts.
Be assured thar Governor Johnston will be defeated and
by majority OF not less than fifteen thousand votes. We
(he Union party feel mortified and deeply chagrined
the recent murders in Lancaster county, of the Of
highly respectable citizens OF adjoining sister State, Ma
ryiand and pray of southern brethren hold st
in sentiment, until the close of October election,
close al hand and if we do give abolition fdnacism
everlasting black sye, then will knock down the arch of
our old Keystone STATE and MASON and Dixons line
never TO return within her borders again"
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JNo MARBURY, IT,, Trustee.

Terms residue in six, Twelve ana eighteen
months, bearing interest," secured by deeds trust
DYER MCGUIRE,
Sept Nd Asouonesn-
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virtue of deed OF trust To the subscriber, shall SELL
auction wednesday afternoon Cd obe l, O'Clock
the following described vaiunhl. lots,
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WISCONSIN Wnig Conpe,.tioa.

Wisconsin Whig Coapeaiioa.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. n The Wisconsin Wing State Con-
venon Madison The oath inst, and nominated
the following ticket: For governor. j. Farwei ieuten-
governor, Colonel Hughes secretary OF State K. W.
Wright treasurer, Jefferson CraW ford
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The German Turner Societies, the number of LOGO
arc celebrating the day at Lemon Hill. Societies are
prese ifom Baltimore and New York.
Preparations making TO receive the Continental
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-21

THE "GoLDEN GATE" AT New YoRK.-This
steamer returned to New York from her trial
trip in the waters of the Chesapeake, arriving
there about six o'clock on Thursday evening.
Leaving Annapolis at nine o'clock on Wednesday
morning, she carried home as passengers the
Hon. Daniel Webster and lady, and his niece
Miss Ellen Fletcher; the Hon. N. X. Hall, Post
master General; Mrs. Willard Fillmore, the lady
Of the President; Mr.. Jonathan Meredith, of
Baltimore; the lady of Capt. Buford, U. s. A.;
Miss Buford; Mr.. Edward Curtis, of New York
Signor Marcoleta, Minister from Nicaragua, and
suite; Mr.. Bulwer, son of Sir Edward Lytton
Bulwer, and attache of Sir Henry, the British
Minister; Edwin Croswell, Esq; Commodore
Perry, and the Rev. Dr. Wainwright. A meet
ing of those on board was held on Thursday
morning, while ut sea, and resolutions passed
highly eulogistic Of the steamer, her comman-
der, and owners. On their arrival, the guests
went to the Astor and Irving, while the steamer
went to the dry dock, where she will be tho
roughly overhauled, and finally prepared for her
long voyage to the Pacific. Mr. Webster made
fine speech on board, in reply to q compli-
mentary toast.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
VALUABLE Building Lots Mt Auc n nm

BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court of the
District Of Columbia, for Washington county, sitting in
chancery, and made In wherein Thomas f. Bran
nan and others defendants, shall proceed to sell
the premises Thursday the oath day Of July, 1851
o'clock p all that portion of ground lying and being
in the city of Washington and known lots numbered
seven, eight (S0 nine, o. ten, Q00 and eleven, Q1)
according to the recorded subdivision of square numbered
two hundred and thirteen, (213 These lots front 18th
and streets, and Massachusetts, avenue. And the
corner Of 18th and streets is large frame building,
with basement fitted up for storeroom.
Terms Of sale Oneh cash, the residue in three equal
instruments ofsix twelve and eighteen MONTHS the pur
chaser purchasers giving notes bonds bearing ne
rest from the day of sae and sufficient securities to be
approved of by the trustee All conveyances at the cost
of the purchaser. If the terms not complied with in
three days after the day Of SALE the trustee the
right to resell at the cost and risk of the first purchaser
JAMES w. SHEAHAN, Trustee.
jy 18-4tFMW&Th H A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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ToAsTs.-Some of the newspapers are pub
fishing toasts, which were given on board the
new Pacific mail steamship Golden Gate" on
the occasion Of her recent complimentary pleas
ure excursion; but the following, by one of
the invited guests, we do not recollect to have
seen in print: # .
The Foreign Mail Service Of the United States
May its arms speedily extend to every important
seaport on the face of the globe, thus opening
a !" Golden Gate" to the benighted and oppressed
of every land.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-21

What has become of the Washington 7tle-
graphP We have not seen it for ten days Is
it dead, asleep, gone to California, or is the
Postmaster humbugging usH--Bat. argus.
Always about when there is q chance for a
muss. Down on the Postmasters; they are
humbugs, and Wings at that. But the fact Of
the business is, as our packer assures us, that
two leaves of our mail-book have been for some
days sticking together, just as postage stamps
and some of the old parties win not Only turn
the corner Of any one Of your hundred eyes
around for us. hereafter, and we viii always be
thar!
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B6 SALE TO-DA Y -Hsa
By @. w. BOTELER. Auctionear

GALE OF Property Opposite the Centre
- Market at AuctiOn.--On Monday, July 2lst,
at o'clock p m shall sell, the premises part Of
Lot No. in square $780, together with the improvements
thereon, consisting of fourstory brick DWELLING &C.
This property is located Ninth street, Immediately
opposite Centre Market The house has been recently
Opposite the marke renders 1t amongst the best bust
ness stands in Washington.
The attention of capitalists those DESTROYS Of making
safe, permanent, and profitable investment is partcu
larly invited to thfo sale
Terms: Onethirr cash, the balance in equal install
ments Of six, twelve, eighteen and twentyour months
notes bearing interest and secured by deed property
@. w. B0TELER,
+ jy 12-eod Anctioneer
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LIGHT INFANTRY EXCURSION.
THE COMMITTEE OF

sTA THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE
&R6l3 af22 MBNTS take pleasure In announcing
that the WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY have char
tered the steamboat COLUMBIA for excursion down the
Potomac on TUESDAY EvyNrNG AUeUsT H. The Boat will
leave Georgetown at o'clock Rileys wharfat az o'clock
and the Navy Yard at ~ o'clock, and return about
midnight
The Companys Band win be ON board, as well as
Cotillon Band for those who wish TO dance.
The Citizens Line Of 0mnibuses will be Mt the wharf to
convey passengers to Georgetown and the Navy Yard
when the Boat arrives; fare IL cents The same line
ofsages will leave the of 7th street Pennsy
vanis avenue at ~ o'clock tho afternoon Of the ex-
cursion fare 10 cents
Tickets g. admitting gentleman and ladies'; 10 be
bad at the usual places and at the Boat.
JOS. b. TATE,
JOHN w. MEAD,
J. o. WARNER, \ Committee.
JANIS E POWERS,
WIN. w. g. KrpR,
WV. H. CLARK, Treasurer.
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No CURE NO PAY.-It will be perceived by
reference to Mr.. A. Gray's advertisement of DR..
Porter's WoNDER-woRKING SALvE, which has
become SO justly popular for its curative quail
ties, that he win refund the money to purchas-
ers if it fail to be eficacious in its healing prop
to lose
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However, as the Corwins are expected to arrive
here in a day or two, we shall soon know how
the fact is. They are able to speak for them
selves, and mighty apt to do it.
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CALToRNIA.-We gave, in our telegraphic
department on Friday, the leading points of
news by the Brother Jonathan. The papers
received this morning publish the accounts at
large, but chiefly dwell on the great Lynch law
murder committed at San Francisco; and we
are gratifed to perceive that one united voice
of condemnation and adherence is everywhere
raised
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We experienced a strong blow and copious
shower in this neighborhood on Saturday last,
and cool and pleasant Sabbath followed. That
excursion was of course postponed, although
multitudes, we are assured, were assembled on
the bridge to see us pass by. Indeed, we saw
one poor half-drowned old gentleman-the sub
scriber we have in the Third ward-retiring
home from that direction. But never mind
we have too much philosophy to be grieved by
disappointment, and we hope the community
Mt large will be able to bear it.
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DEsPAToH.-The thief who robbed the house
of Dr. May, on Friday, would have been tried
before the criminal court on Saturday, had not
his counsel, Messrs LATHAM and RADCLIFFE,
asked and obtained a postponement to enable
them to prepare for the defence.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-21

"Col. James s. Wallace, the handsomest male
resident of Philadelphia, Undoubtedly one OF
the best natured,) is sojourning at Cape May.
The convention Of handsome men assemblies
there on Monday next. The suspense in regard
to the election of president is 'orful,' but the
general impression is, that the Colonel will be
elected "-Phil Sun.
1t was remarked at the Cape the other day
that the Colonel was going to give himself up
to poetizing, as it was noted that the demand
for green mint had increased at the bar, and he
stood very constantly in apparent contempla-
ton at the waters edge but some one dis
covered that he had caught glimpse of his
image in the water, and, thus fascinated, had
lost all relish for every other object.
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"a CATHOLIC" is received. His apprehen-
sions are groundess We viii publish nothing
that can wrong him or provejust cause of offence.
But he must hold us accountable for what ap-
pears in our own paper only.
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WASHINGTON,


az TO rHE PUBLIcFrom the LIST day Of july 1891 the
stage on tho Daily AHerican Telegraph, washington
n 0 will be- per quarter in advance as follows;-
Tfty miles or under 26 cents; nifty and not over
three hundred so cents three hundred ana not
sng one Thousand rs cents, &c. ANY person wishing
10 be served for three months after the above date
only pay his quarters postage and send us gold dollar
and silver quarter In small etter-postage paid OF
Sonrse or Ave dollars for year. The Telegraph is indie
pendent in politics, polite moral, agreeable, and FAMILIAR
prompt in furnishing the news and terror 70 al o'
doers 49, .os,ron0 - nv
change with us pay the difference in the prices Oh
s.o IWAsHINGToN, May q, 1851.
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HAIL.-The Alexandria Gazette says that hal
fell there on Saturday as large as partridge
eggs.
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SUCCESSFUL UNDERTAKNG.-Nextt to prompt
ness in the despatch of business is the posses
sion of facilities necessary to its successful
prosecution. These combined have secured for
Mr.. ]. F. Harvey, Undertaken, rise in the tide
of his affairs which cannot fail to "lead on to
fortune With him to undertake is to per-
form" See advertisement
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WASHING FLUID.
VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND LAND AGENCY

!" N. GILBERT has opened Office in Washington
Ill. city, where he will give his prompt attention 70
ali those who will favor him with the agency TO sell
in Virginia. Maryland the District Of Columbia having
followed farming heretofore, and being py
birth he can appreciate the wants of such s from
the North for tho purpose Of locating firms IN TINS vein
ity He has the agency TO sell goody number OF ARMS
In Virginia, and those coming from the rorn wo9 40
syivsnie avenue rst square west OF the oapto cote
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-21

Governor SEYMOUR, of Connecticut was a
Philadelphia on Saturday.
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The NATIONAL GREYs' EXCURSION takes place
tomorrow afternoon. See the advertisement
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

NV are authorized to sell the very desirable Farm
wv belonging to Lieut.. ID. r. Dulany, U. s. NAVY. 1t
lies immediately the Falls Bridge turnpike road in
Fairfax county, and back to the Potomac riverthe
distance from Washington city, D. c. about six miles
The Farm contains about TWO HUNDRED ACRES. The
improvements consist Of an excellent frame dwelling
house, barn, stable, and other necessary buildings
The land is under good fence, well watered portion
of well improved and all very susceptible of improve
ment more desirable property is rarely offered for
sale in Fairfax county.
For terms, address us, postpaid, Fairfax @. H., Va
VIM. ii. DULANY
Jy l6-W&M4w ALFRED MOSS.
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800, lots 6, O. g. 10, H. 81 and az, containing
each 1904 square feet. BY order of a 49,
JOHN CARROLL BRENT
jy 18-ts r# A. GREEN Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
80, J hy q. eREEN, Auotioneer

7HE sUBsCRIBER offers at public sale the
proving parts Of the city, and Offering good shsncas for
speculation The title derived through one Of the orr
ginal propr1etors The terms will be liberal and made
known at the sale which will take place square No
$780, street, between Ninth and Tenth streets ON the
Island, Wednesday next the 23d instant at o'clock
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/" mo Clerk" tomorrow.
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TAKE N0TICE---SELLING OFF AT VERY Low
PRICES.
NHE subscriber, being desrous of closing out his en-
Il tire stock Of Spring and Summer Goods, will offer
great bargains in
French Jackones, silk Tissues, Bareges French
Chintzes, Lawns Ginghams, Barege de LANES, and
Silk Of all kinds
Plaid and plain Swiss and Cambria Muslins
Irish Linens, Linen and silk Handkerchief
Parasols, Bonnets Ribbons, Flowers, Hosiery and
Gloves Of every description
Plain and embroidered white Grape Shawls.
ALSO,
French Cloths Cassimeres, Marseiles and silk Vest
ings, French Drap dEte and Casbmeret
Together with great many other goods all Of which
promise 10 sell at very low rates. the stock must be
closed out. WIN. r.. RILEY,
jy Tim cor. 9Th St, opp. Centre Market.
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ROOFING TIN. &c.

hUUFINU I'm, 6C
100 boxes Roofing Plate, 20. Bright
Tin, all sizes; Pig and Bar Tin; Sheet
Lead; Lead Pipe; Pig and Bar Lead
Braziers and Sheatbing Copper; Bolts -
Zinc spelter, &C., &C. For sale by
CAMPBELL a C0YLE,
jy 8-5wr Sign OF the Anvil, Penna. avenue
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NEW GROCERY STORE,

NEW UHUVEhI bIUhE,
Corner Of Massachusetts Avenue and 12h street
TNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the citizens
i of Washington and the adjacent country that he
has just opened large and fresh assortment GROCE
RIEs, consisting, in part, as follows, viz:
Fresh Family Flour; choice Teas Of the latest importa
tons and finest avors; Moca, Java Ro and Padang Cof
fee; Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles Salt Mack
ere Herrings, and Cod Fish, prime lot of Bacon, and
lot Of superior Sugarcured HAMS also, Liquors. consist
ing OF superior Brandy, Wine, Old Rye Whisky Ale, of
the best brands also, large assortment of Boots and
Shoes, &c, &c.
lie pledges himself TO sell his goods as low as any
house In the city, having reference TO quality.
To the country dealers, he particularly invites them to
give him call. He will take any kind Of country pro-
duce In exchange for goods.
He solicits call from ALL
Don't forget the cheap Of Massachusetts,
and 18th street. Il. w. HALL
jy 15-f
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The Gardiner Claim.

a0y. Anonymous communications receive nc
n ttantion
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TuSHING Tackle just received.-Rods-
u Patent Slides, Cane, Hazel, &C. Hnes-Furnished
Lines, Grass Lines, &C. Hooks-Limerick, Kirby Front
Flies, &C. A. GRAY, Bookseller,
june l1-eod 9Th street opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
DALM-LEAF Fans for Cents.-spanish
and Ivory frame, Silver and Feather Fans at reduced
prices.
Also-Worked Collars, Laces, Insertings Net Mitts &C.
At Mrs. Il. COLLISIONS Millinery Fancy Store
June A-tr 7tb street n.s- above II