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X. X. II.
RADW.4Y'S s READY RELIEF
rs THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN AFEw SECONDS.
Il will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS FIVE MINUTES Oh
xxi Si s %
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
Il s giving instant to the most tormenng and ago
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS.
is1 81 H 9aE
@ Y M PAA GAY N R III FTs II T
1T HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF a HUNDRED.
RHEgMATIsM aH4g sIgIs N N PoTR pST naI,g a1gRs.
PooTRaGHs P[aRRAGA N N 6lSTEES 6SE SESoSb MINUTES.
#E4e4sHr $F$$ #$F$#ES
s5 $ E$Ss $S&$zs
css sfs NoS AFSs sT sE 5Hs5 bPsH
Ssss 5s
snd quickly the disease.
SICK HEADACHE.
FsSe RS n iS and @ @eS
attaek It will cleanse and wsten the stomach and neuaz
'''''l''' PREVENTION.
By ynbang the pleasant perfame will
refresh and the dull and heavy feelings
sorpor and fatigue
Head Tsmpss Hands parts the
prevent sickness. hoadachs 0ioasne
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
lsrss FL n,
the most distressing discharges, and will speedily
the
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY
RADWAYS READY RELIEF possesses
hs ] sn's s
eparng pain. city
I REY ri h
energy vitality
RHEUMATISM.
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RADWAYs READY RELIEF will stop the ng
pns Of Rheumatism almost instantly Persons living this lily
bes were qnonnd from top to toe whose joints distorted with
S ue Of READY REEF M Th " t niI' t ,oS
thousands in the of New York and hundreds thousands
% n % 81 S ne ' @ la Is D @ pn 10 @ 4esd @ no
casy Of RADWAY's READY RELIEF almost every
the unn the last four eHted themselves
CHILL FEVER.
CRgLLs STOPPED IN a FEW MfNUEES-pAly RE1IEpED
INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF acts like Charm in al
and feyer It breaks the Chlls and nyigo
with strength organ and secretion OF the system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
Whenever you feel pain, apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
relieve minutes II you lave pains the SSnas
READY RELIEF taken stfe internally applied externally wii
RAILWAY & CO., l62 Fulton street. NewYork.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT CO., Isl Charres street, Neworleans
TT General Agent who will supply dealers in the country at Rad
LARGE soTTEs
MEDIqM y
Sga slse M6RRissoN Magazine street, and b
ASK or R. H. R., or RAILWAYS READYRELIEF mhq7 ly.w
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
EDWARD DRYsDALE.

OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.
SnyiMg NFsELisaeyss.

MERS. BRYAN, 106 Canal street, has ov,,-.
lY Il received large fashionable assortment
LADIES' FRENCH BDSNETS AND MISSES FLATS PA &$xS
RAsoLS SILK GLOVES many other articles suitable iof 0E[
Spring and Summer Mra b. respectfully invites the Ladies to call
mil
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Fce-ZCe.
NEW ICE HOUSE,
LEHRE STREET. nearly opposite Mesars Armstrong; Harris Co.
Steamship Wharf, and
No. s7s sTCHOUPITOULAS STREET.
j. STAFFORD co.
Gr- ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. mh3a
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
BridgeaUNtes. Paint,


BrtdgesUnsea- Paint,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, sTEAMBoATs
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
TT The attention of the public respectfully called to the foowp
testimonials favor the celebrated BRIDGEWATER PAINT II
lit MONTHS
the South the character of the Paint firmly established, and
public FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TECTOR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF JSo. +. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
In July last induced apply the Brdgewa;s1 pnn to
eprsssn,Stons Agents, q 6 h6sERT
The b as
s @ hs, sHs 9 ssT s s s%is an has
surface which has entirely mPervioua t, ,,,,,r,
Newlneria, AttakapaS, March ls, 1852
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Hng painted The @ dso e Of s A PAN
hsao1 prononn.ng sUPERloR, my nine
5 szs
n'fassS %sworisan., ais December i9tssdl' T. :ssl
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
ToWBoAT PoRPoIsE.
hsys used " % r. PANT for . Which i Msssr M G. G
poRF Poi & M s ss sD ss % s9a s1 RS1 s a Sd No E
f # all The The 9ass % to a1 p1 s AIN
6isoS BipsE%ATE PAST purposes
''F'' IN ssne Sig efsH %a BROWN Captain
Neworlsans, December /, 1851
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having hnd the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted with the BRIDGE
oaoa np s5 s ts s%s Brown
q he PoRPoIsE We oheerfaly recommend said PAINT sU
''-'-''' (sisasd, HUGHES, vALLETT d THOMAS.
Up. wnITSEY 1JrI,s Ea.;s.So 4 So6 b., Dock Co.
Neworleanu, February 4, 1859.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
on sn s and .a sss e1s and % and T'
sssi ss for
Rev Orleans February 1882 lsacampssress.
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE
aaSns 4s sadSs
will AZ all times those fire risks preference where the
gasd Ih s ss.ns Company.
z kDM sTHa 9sRhs ssasst Asss fff5a ioae Mutual MUTUAL
}oHN fEAIEsRToN ssys .s, F.ssssn, Mssctsnts' -
saaL @ .'i F. &sHi6S Ssll AZ i5sS" DsIs%a1s as2 aasl
abOve
certificates from equally respectable PARTIES aap
of ship Leode Cuptan VIM Cuts Of ship Charles Cooper D. c. Nc
Cu Assistant Engineer H'York and Erie Railroad, Bsvs Lieut.
Col g. H. Tscots HewYork Arsenal R. S. Smith, Lieutenant ard
QGarnser United ssae Military Academy West Point. ouver H.
Lee Superintendent Secretary OF the Hudson River Railroad
Company, ETC., sc. BoGERT co.. 10 Camp street,
Agents the States of louisiana Mississippi Alabama and TeIs:
SUB-AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS.
Messrs. PRIESTLY 4 BEN.
biassrs. ]. WATERMAN d co.
JOHN STROUD & co.
r. RICHARDS.
E. MACPHERSON No. % Camp atreet.
AT MOBILE-JAMES g. WHITAKER.
VICKSBURG-BYRNE& d ANDERSON.
GALVEST0N-JDNES Il UFFERD.
BATON RoUGE-LEpI KELLUM.
kTTAKAPAs-C B. G. WFIILDEN. ap76 dkWH
NTEW ADVERTISEMENTS every body
"a READ IT.
| NO. /.
r r
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4 nAGUERREOTYPER ROOMS, No. 80 Philippa
street between poydras and Psddo, DAGUERREAN
MINIATURE PORTRAITS taken notice and
beauty and expression and put in the style Pins
Frames and Cases. cheaper than the CITY The
pso tenders his thanks o past and
years. hopes will bsba share of pubie
patronage. [n2l til JAMES LOCKWOt)D
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Pelican Division No. g. ofT.-Meetsevery WEDNESDAY
EVENING ats o'clock at the Hall No s5 st Charles
elected for the quarter ending Sept 1882 MorH W.
RS j. DuKwARp F.s.; w. c. WArKrNs t.; ]. Woop C A.
MASSN; A. G. J. j. JANrEI ST. JoH9 BRows, S.-.VlST-
ING CoMMTTEEE. Mora, 81 Cont street H. f. BAILEY 6 Mag
noa street. b. WEs1 Ioydas street, W. C. WATKINS,
Apollo an heets P. CARPlErrE, 27+ Caondee stree
Iehouponlas street, WM SMITH, St. Mare and POya
Union DiyIsionNo. s. Of T;seets FRIDAY EVEN
ING ~ o'clock At the Temple Hail. No. 9a TehoGpi'oaas street.
The are the officers for the present term THos R. REID
WP; p h CARsRN W A. NJ MoQuALrER, r. S.. A. RosEhwrG
RS A. BuRSs, F. s.; WM. WHIrsErr, t.; BRckMYER, C.
DoNpLE A. C tUGu GRAHAM S.; A. LAMBEGT o. ST.. SICK
VISITING CoAlMIFTEEBrote BglcRMYER No. lel Newevee
NICHOLAS LAMBkRr JoHs CouLTEg Common Aaras
streets. JylS
Crystal Fount Division No. a. 8. OF T.-Meets every
THURSDAY o'clock M at Temperance Hall No. IS ST. Charles
BROWN, W. Al G. RIAe s. H. W. ELLIS, A. R. s.; BoorH
j. S. HARnIs Tt b. W. BRows c. A. HKRo A. c.; WM
WATSON s.; R. w POWELL, o. S. jy24
Odeen Temple of Honor No. 5hieets every THURSDAY
EVENING, O'Clock, Temple Hall 922 Tchoupitoulas street.
Ocers the present ending Oct 81 1852 THOMAS FRIRsD
VIC; W. DAVIS, W.T. q H ALIMAsp, W. R.; r. Cal
A. BENDER W. Vi JOSHUA Dow w. D. U T. B. PArTIsoN c.
N. ". WooLvRRToN, W. S. myS /
Harmony Division No. 15, g. OF T-The following are ths
officers of this Division the present term: JAMKs RKGGs,
Wiz. S. Mou.T, r. ST. WM F. HoRssEck A. Il. GovAs
F,S.; HENRy ALTMuLIER t. CHAs BARSEs C RoBr GREGs
e.; JoHN MEYER, S.; CoRNRLus oLpIS o. This
meets EVERY MONDAY EVENING at Temperance Hail. IS ST.
Charles street ivlS
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CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTs
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted whthe BRIDGE
WATER PAINT, thoroughly tested y
opinion Captain MAGNOLIA captain Brown
PORPosE oheerfaly said PAINT sU
FERIoR ARTICLE.
(sigued} HUGHES, yALLETT Il THOMAS,
Louhiaua Dock Yard
j. P. WHITNEY L CO.,
Agentn Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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nuMPs and BATHING APPARATUS :.

u etc,-JoHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. 1874 CAMP s8u.
STREET. Newoeans, has just received and large MN
sornent Of Brass Cocks various Force and Lift Pumps
Beer Pumps etc.; Cooking Ranges Bathing Tubs and Shower
Baths.
Also laying and repairing Lead Pipes; Sheet Lead work avery
description.
Ship and Steamboat work promptly put repaired Aords,
,ply attended to-
~ CHARGES moderate,
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT the pas. months
brick and pastered buldng and TIM and CANVAS roofs
and /; has the fullest sataacion.
experiments made under Immediate decton
AND cNDERs protection sgaina Leaks i far
Mineral invaluable
door qualities that particularly for
Southern climate JOSEPH BENSON Painter,
Rev Orleans, February 8, 1852. 1S2 Camp street.
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Ihavs the BRIDGEwATER PAINT for which Mess 6. G.
BoGERT CO Agents. the hurricane deck Of the Towbo
PORPSE The Paint three MONTHS and SPARKS
and CNDERS CONSTANTLY falling upont has had no EFFECT
WHATEVER.
four weeks PERFECT SLATE, and sat
hed Of M all the qualities insure CERTAIN
PROTECTION the SPARKS ard ClNDERS
fdeny the BDGEWATER PAINT for the ae
forth in the Agents. Circular.
tsigned} WH. BROWN, Captain Of Towboa Porpoise
N.1Crl Decemb I
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PAR1s Tuesday June S.--The Constitutional has
ceivei first warning from the Pfefect OF Police in conI
quence Of it's article on Monday. 1
NJ Emile Grardin notices the late article in the Tin
with reference 70 General Changarnier in one headed "
yeracte de NJ lie General Changarnier." lie repe'
most OF what be has previously written on the same 81
jeci with the view OF maintaining the original statene
touching the alleged project OF revolutionizing Engla
al the head OF $4,000 men.
The principal feature remarked by strangers in
aspect OF Paris is the number of houses which
on all sides in the course OF construction. II is admit
that the building trade has seldom been more prospero
than at present. and the consequence is that there
rather deficiency than redundancy OF operatives.
The manufacturers OF the capital ara not altogeth
so well satisfied They begin to complain that th
season has terminated earlier than usual, and that tb
orders for expectation have been fewer than during pr
yions years The manufacturers OF what are term
obiefs 3s lure are the oudsst in uiterng those cor
plants The dealers in fancy articles are largely j
debied for their present prosperity TO the crowds
strangers who nocked 10 Paris TO witness the "feast
eagles" The cabinet makers in the Faubourg ST. A
,oine have received large orders from Hayt within 4
ed that his palace shall be neWly furnished, and he
further granted permission to import into Hayti certs
articles Of luxury free of duty. The Paris manuac
preparing TO take advastage of this pcrmsst
The par,isans OF protection are exerting fhensel,
10 obtain an augmentation OF The custom tariff i
agricultural committee OF Lille, for example, has
dresseda circular 10 the other committees the depa
mcnt OF the NORTH 10 petition the government to impt
an additional duty OF ut the 90 kogrammes fore
fax thread imported into France The pre'exl is u
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SaDda nj o'clock
with Y. r. Sawyers lines coaches
Mddebug upperye, iouaoun county, Mill
reaching Winchester by half O'Clock
p IN. Fae through, 81
BY passengers warenisn, Fauquisr sprr
Court and Cordonsvic
with Virginia Central railroad the last named
Charlottesville, by sawycr lines,
reaching Springs early dinner boar Capeper
by o'clock M aud Gordonsvie full time
morning connect with the train of the Virginia Central road from
Richmond Charlottesville Through fare 10 Gononsvie, S.
5awyer coaches the above lines new and elegant IN Their
dnish exceled of line IN the
Mr. hts supervision The
ncrons and the public rely careful driving and good time
TO all points
Bo railways laid with heavy iron and of
the modern respect The coaches
United and provided with
safety beams guards all OF approved Unfit Of railway
obtained Potomac House, Pennyl
vaa Washington aud Newton Mansion House, Acran
dna Baggage 100 lbs. per passenger.
The and of the steamboats, between Washington and
Ale regularly with the above trains, and
In Alexandria will find omnoues them
from the railway station.
OF tho above roads II numbering
charged but
way The Orange completed It's fortet mile in
Fauque county Manassas Salem, fauquicr county
So miles from Alex andria.
n. Bi MIDDLETON, Sup o. and Alex. u. n.
NJ NJ. WELSH, sup. M. @. II. r.
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Suite under rhis act HE xhoe than Is granted said
State by The first section thereof
The question being put on this amendment, II was net
agreed to-yeas 73, nays 95
The question then ordering the bill to be en-
crossed land and read cad The third time
MIR, STUART demanded The yeas and nays which De-
Mr. RICHARDSON moved to lay the bill on the
table.
Mr.. J. w. HOWE demanded the yeas and nays on that
motion; which being ordered, il was not agreed to-yeas
60, nays a6.
grossment OF the bill. was so ordered BY yeas and
nays--yeas 93, nays 30.
The morning hour having expired,
Mr. BENNETT moved to recommt the bill.
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee. rose to point OF order,
and conended that the bill having bcen actually read
the third time, the motion to recommit was not 10 order
The motion OF The previous question under which the
House were then acting not having expired.
Mr.. JONES, OF Tennessee, moved to suspend the
rules, to so into Com@ee OF the Whole on the stale
And after some conversation upon this point oil order,
in which the SPEAKER and Messrs. JONES and ORR
The SPEAKER oyenuled the point Of order, ruling
that the bill should sn be read the third time, and that
The ino,,oa 1%s,s q Mr. sosas. 4 = q. ~
Mr. STEPHENS, Of Georgia, moved TO lay the appeal
Mr.. HOUSTON moved 10 adjourn: no, agreed TO.
Mr.. MEADE moved call Of the House, not agreed
Mr.. ORR demanded the yeas and nays on laying the
appeal on The table; which being ordered,
There followed conversation points Of order and the
precedence Of motions, in which the SPEAKER and
Messrs. STANTON OF Tennessee, DUNHAM, and
| BURT participated.
After which, the question laying the appeal on the
table put and il Was not agreed oyeas 1919, nays
| 90.
| The said bill being next read the third time,
! Mr.. BENNETT again moved its Tecommitment on
which motion he demanded the previous question.
| Mr.. STEWART moved TO proceed to the consdera-
ton of business on the Speakers table agreed to-
| The SPEAKER then laid before the House from his
table executive communications which, having been
read, was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs
and ordered to be printed.
| On motion OF Mr.. HOUSTON the rules were then
suspended and the House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the state OF the Union, tMr. SEYMOUR, OF
| Connecticut, in the chair)
The committee proceeded 10 the consideration OF the
deficiency bill as amended by the Senate whereupon
| MIR. TOWNSEND, who was entitled to The floor, ad.
dressed the committee against the election OF Pierce and
King to the presidency and vice presidency
Mr.. GlDDINGS then addressed the committee in con-
demna,on OF the action OF the recent Wing and Demo
| cratic National Conventions.
| Mr. HORSFORD next obtained the floor; and the CON-
mittee rose,
| And the House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

After the reading OF the journal,
MIR OIDS by leave. gave notice TO the House that
the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads were
ready receive suggestions from members interested in
the arrangement OF the details OF the annual rostroute
bill
The SPEAKER announced the first business In order
10 be the question agreeing 10 the amendment pro-
posed by Mr.. DoTy 10 The bill reported from the Com
miiee on Public Lands bv Mr.. BEssrTr, granting lands
V the ssyera States and Territories. and TO the District OF
Columbia In AID OF the construction OF railroads and for
school purposes, on which the Yeas bad bcen ordered
the said amendment being follows, viz To strike out
the third section OF the BILL and insert in lieu thereof
follows:
sso q 1ad BE- IL further ,nocfsd. That OF the lands
hereby granted the eleven rsnamed States portion Of
The proceeds thereof shall be applied the said States
specvey, in c directed in the preceding section,
to aid in the construction Of the oowng lines or routes Of
Lafayette, and Peoria, % Burlington from Cincinnati,
Ohio, via vinceones, 20 81 Lou,, with branch from
such point the Mississippi river within The limits Of Ar
kansas as thar State shall sppoint via Lie Rock TO Fort
ton, on the Red river and branch from inule Rock TO
Cairo, AZ the month Of the Ohio river from Terre Haoe
from New Orleans by the way Of Jackson and Canton iu
ssspp hence TO connect BY tho nearest and best route
from csn,on by the way Of Hoys springs 70 the line Of
the Stale Of Tennessee from Gi.srd IN Aabsms 70 the
Montgomery, in Alabama rom Pensacols bay, in Flor
ida, Montgomery, in Alabama from the river or Lake
Clair, the flowing into the same, to Lake
Michigan from the southern boundary of Wisconsin,
through Jsnesvle and Fond dn Lac to Lake superior
from Selma, in Alabama, TO Gpners Landing on the Ten
nessee river from the Atlantic ocean, In Fiorida 20 the
tsnl OF Mexco in said State from Davenport and Bur-
pvtop Iowa. the Missouri river, and from Dubuque
to the sioux river and Kcokuck. In said State from
Manitoowoc, In Wisconsin, the Mississippi river from
San Francisco San Joss iom The saginaw river 20
Mackinaw State OF Michigan from Mobile bsy, IN
Florida and river and Flint river, In
Georgia from point opposite New Orleans tho Sabne
river In Louisiana from Shreveport 10 the Mississippi
river Said railroads to be constructed the most direct
and feasible routes between the points before mentioned.
and the proceeds the residue OF the land herein granted
to the said eleven Rsnaued States respectively 10 be ap
oiled by them aid Ia the construction Of such Other ra-
roads the legislatures of said States may respectively de-
spnate Provided No land shall be taken by any
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person upon our books unless
payment ofthe subscription be In Advance.
Distant may oney letter. hs 10 .ste
paid BY assumed BY ourselves IN is
transmission.
COUNTRY PAPER Il publishea duns The ses-
sions Congress semi week. dunng the
Subscriptions period than viii be received ON
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BELL Fashion will the
commencing from this date, between Georgetown and Haper
Ferry.
Leaving daily at arriving at Hspcrs Ferry
morning time for the for Cumberland and
Winchester
Returning leaving rIapcr's Ferry M arriving George
morning o o'clock.
Omnbuses he readiness, the Of In
Georgetown, convey them to Washington.
Qy-Fare through, including board 81 So
Mars -dtf
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AUCTION NOT1CE-The respectfully
his friends and the public that he has commenced the auction
his account, and offers his
every description OF real and personal property
favorable terms.
With an various departments OF
business -four OF which he has been personally
wasungon The aucuoneer OF the late
firms OF Dysr Dyer McGurc he deemsu
that his attendance be relied upon IN
matters cashed without
delay.
Until arrangements made The reception and
commssion wishing 70 employ
once OF A. Rohwcll,
during business hours ready
and prepared o tha calls oy the public.
Respectfully, f. N. sTRhTToN.
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PETITIONS, Krc.. UNDER ruG RULE.

BY Mr. ROBBINS The petition OF Robert Bell, George
w Ash and thiry.four other residents of tue county
Philadelphia asking Congress modify the act passed
September 25 1885, give 10 each person intended o
be bsne there hundred and sixty OF land
by Mr.. SCUDDER: The petition Of Ienas J. Bassct
and others, Of Massachusetts, for the removal OF sunker
wreck from nonh channel of the Vineyard Sound ie
fered TO the Committee Commerce.
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An OPPORTUNITY purchase Dry Goods at .
sacrifice for cahThe subscribers having determined to
In their order 10 keep win
going In the national metropolis
accommodation OF
respectfully citizens Of Wssbngn
and visiting the city, that they
sell OF their stock goods
and articles much below We shall continue 70 sell as
hope shall have
disposed The will be closed for
order make the Improvement.
while selling win be This ian opportunity
before itself citizens and they viii
goods be wanting,
cell them chcap as TO be able TO
''o'' W '' '''' cfxGETr, NEWTON, MAY, q Co
June l5--lwdn
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Inssnedssteiy.
THE Principal Of the Wsrsnon ~ 90 Male Academy wishes 70
forthwith teacher who " quained teach
mathematics c
sober habits and good moral character
Az and by letter post paid
TO the Princpsl.
psb l9-dn
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NOTICE TO TEACHERs.-The trustees Of Charlotte Han
School, ST Msrys county, Maryland desire employ
principal take charge Of the classical dc
partment n in institution
educated gentleman, with eSpcrisnce In teaching,
would be preferred
Applications with capacity, &C,
July prepaid to ~ r. D. BROWNE, Principal
Charlotte Hall School, Maryland,
The $3.50 and third Of the tuition, which
scneraily amounts $500 more June 6-tiJniy2o
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lust Opening new style visites
oU black lace points, pretty
pieces choice white embroidered muslin
do white Swiss
20 do plaid cambrics, 10 X up
superior Irish inen OF Barkho's cele
bfafed brand
50 heavy family linens, The best goods ba,
are
Gentlemen wishing for shpg purposes will do well
every other article line, and prices that
VERY 4 MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7rh and eth streets.
June 5-dlmn
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The following bills from the House were read The hrs,
and second times by unanimous consent and referred
The Committee on Public Lands
Bill 10 amend an act entitled "An act 10 create the