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BY G. w. BoTELER, Austloneer.

GALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
~ AUCTIoN-on "Wednesday May 5, at 10 O'Clock M, I
shall sell residence Of Franklin Gardner
st street. between and streets all Of his household furniture,
consisting in Of
Mahogany SOFA mahogany chairs
Mahogany card and dining tables
Mahogany marble top centre table
Solar lamp and rirandole-, mahogany
Par0r, chamber, and step carpeting
Hall lamp, hat rack
Handsome parlor Gothic chair
Elegant French clock, mantle table rms
Set OF chinese teapoys mahogany dressing
wood chairs f.
French other bedsends
feather beds
Toilet sets, wardrobes, washsands
Looking glasses, dinner table cutlery
French china tea set glassware
Kitchen furniture, cooking utensils nc
All ,casi. MI
days, for approved endorsed notes, besriug
Q. w. BoTELER,
May AID Auctoneer.
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did not himself Officially make known until several months
afterwards" lns Is the same report OF which Judge
fancy said sand case where there is more conflict ~
The testimony OF OF high character and undoubled
skill and knowledge could hardly be imagined than is
presented in the record before u.s. iohss INC s
jay y more doubtful; for, after The experience Of Two
years small the loss has been, compared WIN
the immense trade and the multitude OF steamboats, which
during that time have passed under ~ AGAIN, Inc chief
Judge says: sThe injury, after two Years experience,
has moi been found serious enough lessen the navga
lion and OF the rVer Oa ts contrary hfy haUe
bee. continually increasing since this bridge 1as bun This
il the report OF which Judge Daniel sald abiding TO
ssome parade OF learning dynamic and static forces,
that s.ths difficulty in degree essened by the fact
disclosed in the record thai ohi the commissioner Wondered
bsyoad his commission to pronounce upon the capabilities OF
the bridge for railroad transit he rejected all bs soidsnee ten
dsrsd BY the defendants 10 prove the usefulness and import
OF the bridge either 10 the local population OF
public and commercial facility This irregulariiy OF the
commissioner OF small nsgnhcance as II betrays
bias his part. however honest, which led him 10
throw The weight OF his opinion against the usefulness
oil the brdgea fact entering essentially into It's character
as being nuisance not"
Pittsburg, with a counsel constantly busy with a
member OF Congress volunteering In the newspapers
with Judge travelling in railroad and unfairly preu
dicng The by incorrect statement of facts and test
mony, determined that the public usefulness OF this
bridge shall yield to local interests and private passions
Mr.. Howe has not given specific facts.
Permit to give few. The Atlantic steamers with
three times the tonnage have not higher chimneys than
Cincinnati and Louisville and New Orleans and which
pass under the Louisville canal bridge, OF much
greater tonnage, and lower their chmneys constantly
making that passage, and loss OF life material in
Jury has ever occurred The same the Kentucky
river. FL &t tl 81. .s,A
The fact shown in Judge McLcans report, is, that
in an average OF twelve years there but four days in
each in which any boat cannot pass under the heel
ing bridge flood OF ft0sniyssven feet, (Which is high
water with pipe sixty feet above the water line while
the record shows that for want OF bridge that
branch OF the river, there average Of cp day in
the year in which the mails and the and-commerce of
the country cannot pass that Eight millions of
people beyond the Ohio asked for the construction OF the
BRIDGE and desire ii to be maintained. The forty two
thousand miles of railroad against twenty five thousand
miles Of river navigation create questions and pro-
pound considerations for these corelave systems OF
commerce. Hoping will not, in the discharge OF my
duty TO my people and to the people OF the West be again
dragged into the newspapers,
am, very respectfully, your obedieat servant,
rs#4f ~ GEORGE w. THOMPSON.
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ny A. GREEN. Auos,on~.r.

ZINE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT At AUG
ToNOn Wednesday, 5th OF May shall SELL front OF
the promises O'Clock excellent three story brick house
fronting IS 18th and
north running back 3eet alley having back building
Of which three ore being the house occupied by Mrs
Manning The house and
rsnRed rooms, with wide passages good cellars.
Onefnh cnsh balance three, four, and
Ave the purchaser nv the deferred
whole of the
payments paid annually deed given and deed
frustt taken. Title indisputabie.
The wishing good IL
respectfully invited 10 the SALE us important piece Of
Ap os-6t a. GREEN, Aucnoneer.
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NATIONAL THEATRE Miss Logan played Eyadne last
evening respectable audience and received manifesto.
lions OF their high qualification The popularity Of this
young lady is not merely because she is native
of the West her eminent artistic abilities and TASTE and
erceen, private charsce-beyond the reach Of envy
mscehsve caused the universal feeling in her favor To.
might she appear, Margaret Eore IN Lovels play OF
Loves Sacrifice" assisted by her sister, Miss Celia Bo
gan, as Hermine dc Vermont Mt. Fleming plays M ahew
Elmore Msd'c Theodore dances between the play md
after. piece OF State Secrets"
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.--on We'd
ne-day, the 5h Of May, shah sell on the premises,
4l6 beginning the
o. inches thence due east TO nh and
down 7th 81 feet ? inches 10 place Of beginning.
We shall sell purchasers there being about ten vsu
able building lots.
building lots in the
northern section Of respectfully called 20 The above sale,
as great bargains may be expected
Terms onehsf balance sir and twelve months for
notes bearing Interest," deed given md deed of trust taken Title
tndispufahe ISRAEL NJ GREEN,
April 3o--6td Aucuoneers.
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suprsme Court Of the United States.
MONDAY, May 3, 1852.

ef MONDAY, May 3, 1852.
No i49. Alex. H. Weems, plaintiff in error, Us. Ann
George ct al. This cause argued by MIR. Lawrence
for the defendants in error and submitted on printed
argument by Mr.. Taylor for the plaintiff in error.
No. 154. The Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company, plaintiffs in error, Sebre Howard
The argument Of this cause was commenced by Mr.
Scbey for the plaintiffs in error, and continued by Mr.
Nelson for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL o'clock, a. m.
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BY J. Q. Mcguire, Aust,oneer.

1asg By j. @. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT
AUCTfON.on Wednesday, May 5di, at O'Clock, on
premises shall sell Nos g. g. and 2l in square No. 81
NORTH and 2lst and 22d streets west lots
Virginia of I'D street, and lot 81
seetbeins valuable and desirable building lots
Immediately after shall sell lot No. In square No ~ fronting
feet and 80 feet inches 22d
squares of the Observatory.
No in square 6 fronting on 2h street, near the cor
York This LOT Is beautifully situated high and
dry.
Terms balance in equal instruments OF six and
satisfactorily secured Conveyances
J. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap 30-d Aucuoneer.
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ny J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auot,one err.

OFFENSIVE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF v. MAST co.
IL At AUCTION-On Tuesday morning. May o
selling very extensive
y. Pennsylvania ue
and 10Th comprising assortment OF gold and silver
Watches silver silver plated jewery
gold guard and fob chains pecaees, fancy and military
goods,
The very extensive comprises great variety
o valuable ARTICLES
Ia being the DETERMINATION r. Mast
ness, the whole stock viii be sold without reserve
An Of go under, ESQ, and 500
months $780, four,
for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
u. The sales win be continued day from TO-
m, and To 10, p. ]. g. Mcguire,
Nav Id Aucto
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~ G. PARSONS UNIVERSAL REFRIGERATOR Il would
s respectfully OF housekeepers, hotel prope
and Others the Universal Refrigerator lately invented
A. which
This altogether different from all Others
before public combinations apartments vessels and the
phosophica principles OF construction The made
wood which fee from SMELL and lined with metallic surface
IL arranged each article
Of food entirely SEPARATE and removed with
facility By the plan Of its construction current OF cold air In
vessel within
while by simple venuang continuance the complete purity Of
whole thereby obyinting all the old oec
that have been made other invention for the same
by avoiding thai liability engendr local relative
vegetables which
The convenience which affords for
tanning purity butter particularly
and small quantity OF ice that required to keep
eve 3 a mr. desideatum.
challenges the produce anything that
compare provisions colder and
peck Office than oer
refrigerator peck Tn. Of the Universal Refrigerated
ordinary kind, win hold piovison
C. WOODWARD,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10Th and llth streets,
Sole agent for the District Of Columbia.
Acc en3tf
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by A. GREEN, Auctionesr.

by A. GREEN, Auctionerr.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
h NITURE PIANO FORTE, &c, AT AUCTIoN.-On Thurs
day the May shall 10 O'Clock, the resi-
dence Manning, l3h between and Streets an ex
celent assortment of furniture, viz; .H4
Mahogany sofas rocking chairs sideboards, &c.
dressing aud other bureaus, LOUNGES &C.
Do dining, breakfast, card, and centre tables
Do work. wash, and other stands
but little used made by Bacor
Raven, 6k octaves
Sixteen excellent beds, bedding, aud mattress
Maple bedsteads, wardrobes and washstands
Pafior aud chamber window curtains blinds, &c.
Gilt frame md looking glasses
Solar hail. M lamps, gandoles
China, glass, crockery, and stone
Parior, passage, chamber, and stair carpets
Andirons, hove and ongs and tenders
Radiators, alright and otier stoves
With good assortment OF kitchen requisites
Also, a good fresh mich cow y
Terms; All sums of and S2 S25 and
ceeding $780, ninety days $780, three,
four months for notes credit satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. ,n,r,,
Anoo-st Auctioneer.
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The steamer Pacific arrived at New York Sunday al
ernoon, with Liverpool dates OF the 2lsi ut she brings
SO passengers and $50 English gold She encountered
strong head winds during The whole oil the passage "a
the 25th OF April she passed CunaId steamer bound
east, and The 26h she passed the Atlantic The Eu
ropa arrived al Liverpool al o'clock on the morning OF
the 18th. The Washington arrived al Southampton on
the 18th. All on board were well.
Parliament reassembled on the GOTH The motion 10
appoint committee 10 examine the East India Company 3
charter. and investigate lie government OF the Indian
Empire. was agreed 10.
act Mr. Herbert said that the co operation OF the United
81 Indispensable TO carrying out the provisions OF
The act Sir Packington volunteered in behalf OF the
government TO communicate with the government at
Washington on The subject.
The Court OF Excheguer on Monday rendered judg-
nent against Alderman Solomons-,hus settling the point
that but Christians eligible TO seat in Parlla-
ment.
new line OF steamers from Plymouth to the coast of
Africa. VIA Madeira, was announced TO commence run
Ii was reported that another expedition to search for
Sir John Frankin was about TO sail
FRANCE.
The protest OF the heirs of the Orleans family against
the coniscaton of their property was heard before the
court of the first instance, Paris Saturday. The
President protested against the jurisdiction of the court
The matter was postponed.
The Partisan coach-builders are on strike for the
ten hours system.
GERMANY
The German Enigrant Society complain Of swindag
agents who induce the Polish peasaniry TO leave home
representing that the American king had granted Kossuth
vast tract of land for the purpose of settlement
SPAIN.
The remaining prisoners OF the Lopez expedition were
daily expected at Gibraltar, on their way home
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 2l.-The cotton market since the
Niagara sailed had been active. and prices had advanced
lid. slight advance had taken place in English wheat,
but in foreign there material change. On Tues
day American Hour held Cd 81. higher, but the
advance not conceded. Corn shade better.
LONDON MONEY MARKET,-The money market
shade latter. Consols Monday closed 900, and
Tuesday 99a a 99S foreign stocks quiet.
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JIOHsE-sHOE ROBINSON by y. r.. Kennedy uni-
III form with Sallow Barn y Price 81 so.
Legends Of Love and ChvayThe rupd by
Herbert, author of " CROMWELL sc
Journey 70 Iceland and Travels in Sweden and Norway
lated BY Charlotte fenmore Coopor being volume OF Pufnam
- cent Library
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY.
May Booksellers, near 9th street
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The steamer Crescent City arrived at New York on
Sunday with the California mails OF the 5th ult She
brings sa,oooooO gold on freight and 100000 in The
hands OF 100 passengers She left Aspnwall the ed
u Her passengers passed over the railroad from Buena
Vista The road is now completed within twelve miles
of Gorgona Passengers 60 from Aspinwal TO Gorgona
in one day.
The Crescent City passed the steamers Ell Dorado and
Among the passengers by the Crescent City are the
Archbishop OF Oregon, The Bishop Of California, Mr
Van Voorhees, secretary OF State Mr. Ewing son OF the
Hon r. Ewing, and Captain Knox, OF the United States
navy
The floods in California have entirely subsded Bust
ness improving and the yield OF the mines was i'm
large number of passengers were at Acapulco in
sailing vessels, and in great distress.
Just as the Golden Gate was leaving Panama ex-
press arrived with the intelligence that both branches of
The Mexican Congress had. the 9Th Of April, reject
ed the Tehuaniepec treaty by unanimous vote.
line of American steamers will shortly between
Panama and Callao, touching at all the ports.
The mines oil Cholo, known TO be very valuable and
situated on the great water courses between the gulf of
Daren and the bay OF Buenaventuro, exciting great
attention at Panama.
Ice. water sells at Panama at two dimes per drink
Dysenery of violent type had appeared the Isthmus
The Mexican Boundary Commissioners had left in the
Golden Gate They intend TO The plains by the way
OF the CHA and the Rio Grande, for the purpose of
The late floods had left rich harvest for the miners
and emigration from the cities had commenced, incu
ding a large party OF Chinese. AT Vale Ca a party
turned up lump OF pure gold weighing tweniy-six
pounds.
Advces from all the mining sections are very encour
aging
The whites of Klamath bad declared war OF exter-
minaton against the Indians. A party OF settlers and
miners surrounded two lodges at Indian Ferry, shot the
and several OF the squaws and destroyed the rancho
Thirty or forty Indians were killed
General Anderson, OF Tuolumne, formerly United
States senator from Tennessee has been appointed Judge
OF the supreme court. vice Lyons, resigned and Aexan
der Wells has been appointed TO the fourth udgeshp
SANDWICH ISLANDS Honolulu dates 10 March 10
have been received. The papers filled with accounts
OF the eruption Of Mount Monaloa. The altitude of The
eruption 10000 feet above the level of the sea- aud
was yet burning The lava piled up 500 feet high
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uni a a N IA ditdhph 2
d branhs. y the mantJc
s.
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SohNENE AT OF JUNE
The subscribers propose TO commence, on the 4th OF
June, thereafter as the proceedings OF The
Baltimore Convention can be received, campaign
weekly for the time preceding the presidential cleo
zion. which is to take place in November next.
The paper will be devoted exclusively to the dis
cussion and advocacy of democratic principles and
measures. and pledged TO the support of the candidates
who may be presented for the sufrages of the Ameri-
can people for the two highest Offices in their gift, by
the National Democratic Convention which will as
semble in Baltimore on the LIST of June next
The first number OF "THE CAmPAIoN" will contain a
complete analysis Of the state Of parties when General
Taylor was elected, review OF the causes which de-
feated the democratic nominations and an exposition
of the considerations which justify the belief that the
people OF the United States after witnessing the ina
bily Of the wing party TO fulfil its pledges and 10
conduct the federal administration in the manner best
calculated TO promote and the general interest
await anxiousy the opportunity to place the ship OF
State in more competent vgiant, and patriotic hands.
During the discussions which will be called out by the
approaching canvass, it will be the object of this pa
per to furnish timely information to the people, and
we-consdered articles upon such facts and crcum.
stances as may be necessary 10 a thorough understand
ing OF The state OF the and the principles which
are in issue between the two parties.
,-H is uey desirable that subscribers should haze e
names entered previous the LIST Of june (Ls day Of h
opening Of the eanpa) guaranty furnish
the third number.
TERMS
THE CAMPAIGN" will be conducted under the editorshp
of the Washington Uaion 1t will be printed a sheet
similar in size, STYLE and execution that issued from
this Office in 1913, and folded in convenient, for
binding, at
ONE DOLLAR PER COPY.
Clubs will be furnished with 6 copies for s5.
observation-disclosures, BY publishing the ADORE TO-
gehu pith this notie until The 25h Of May pA be fu'.
nished Nth copy of :" THE CAMpAIoN."
The last number OF &C. HK CAMPAIGN" will be published
ser the election and will the official OF
the in every State.
DoNELSoS Il ARMSTRONG.
or Our Democratic Exchanges tiH confer a great
favor on u BY publishing the foregoing prospectus.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR PUBLISHING AT WASHINGTON, d. O..
During the approa ching Presidential Canvass
A WEEKLY PAPER,
"THE CAMPAIGN"

TO BE EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED TO THE ADVOCACY AND
DISSEMINATION DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES. AND THE
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, WHICH WILL
CONVENE AT BALTIMORE THE FIRST or NEXT.
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Sales To-Day.

By J. G. MeGUIRE, Anctioneer.
GREEN HOUSE PLANTs--On Tuesday the 4th instant at
VI O'Clock the auction shall seii OF the best
offered this
comprising celebrated kinds OF French English
and American hardy blooming Roses Moss Roses, Climbing
Roses, &C.
Double Camilla Japonicas Orange and Lemon trees, with
fruits and flowers
Cape Jasmnes, Double oleandcrs, Double Carnations
Dahlias, Magnolias, Chinese Tree Peonsy.
many other plants which order, and
A. Jardn florist 18th
street, corner OF NJ. Terms cash. JAMES Q. MCGUIRE,
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Navy AatNTs Orrtcs, April " ls -.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will he received this office nhul
y day, eleventh day Of May, s for me s.pp
quantities beef vegetables be requ ~.
Washington station during the fiscal commencing on
day Of July and ending the Both June 1888 -,
The beefand vegetables be Of good quality, ana
market affords and each article mus, be offered for ny NC
Bond approved will he required w one ban Nm
tmated Of the couae' and ten cennn ~
o each payment 70 be mndsi IN
performance Of the contract
paid until II IL fully complied with a.,
made be accompanied directed W -
making appropriation for the naval service m ~
10Th august 1866 by written guaranty, sanea
responsible the effect that he or they
bidder bidders wi N his their bid be aecrpea
OBLIGATION, within five days with good and sufceh'
furnish the articles proposed. 49, .urh
guaranty III II .. ~. LATHRoft
Ap lfl1nwfw NAVY 80
v'aE BANK or THE UNION, In Browns .nss snd
Buildirg, open for the transaction Of an eso'
general banking business. ..~o p,osdsut,
q. W. M.psn, Cashier.
Dec l6-n
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DIED.

o. Medical Association the District N m
haTbe annual meeting for election OF officers will be held
.EI 1t.%H r. X STONE,
Nay HE4 Secretary.
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From London, per steamer Arctic.
" Pamphlet le52 -f
The National Defence England by Baron Maurice capl,r
du genie translated by Captain Addison. Pamphlet
Fertilization BY Lieut. fule, Bengal engineers 4 vol, Is52
Daubeny Volcanoes. vol. -
Hopkins Connection Geology Nagn.
tisnt second edition. 1851. -
stansbury TYPOGRAPHY, 1 vol, 1852.
History o. the Mornons. I vol, la52.
Wade's Hand Book Piano. | VOL
Iediey on Coal Mines. vol, 1852.
Imported direct by FRANCK TAyI on
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Two desirable Squares FOR Satellite under
signed having made division Of his large No 62
spacious alleys according
posed by Randolph Coe, now prepared dispose OF the
low rates and on accommodating terms.
This located rapidly improving section Of the city
North Capitol Immediately
south OF residence OF Col
Burche
individual association OF desire
chase the whole containing nearly acres
here offered for advanag investment
small the vicintya beautiful
tsge site, In which may be had a great bargain.
Of division Of this calling
subscriber the Office ~ the snpeme Court OF the United States
D. w. MIDDLETON.
March 30--hawu
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From the Illinois State Register.
Illinois Democratic Convention


The convention was called to order byJ ~ Norris OF
Adams, upon whose motion Col. ID B Bush, of Pike,
temporarily called TO the chair. and Messrs Robert
Lewis, OF De Witt and X. Il Gooden, of La Sale, APP
pointed secretaries
On notion committees appointed to report officers
to the convention and upon the credentials OF members
when the convention adjourned till o'clock, p. m.
AT o'clock the convention again assembled, and the
committee to report officers reported as follows:
Col. John A. McClernand, of Gallan, president; vice
presidents, d. Bush, of Pike; w McMurtry, of Knox
s. H. Anderson, of Jefferson John Page of WoodIord
Samuel Leach, of Adams; r. Hamilton, OF Cook
Samuel Elder of Saline; C. +. Keener OF Scott; Silas
Ramsey, OF Marshall DIR, johnson, of Clark; G. w.
Renwick. Of Kane; D. Hoag, of Perry; James Williams,
OF Edwards; William c. Kinney, of St Clair James
Barrett, OF Sanganon. Secretaries Charles Sweeney,
Of 10 Davies; II. Z. Goodel OF La Sale; Samuel X.
Casey, OF Franklin.
The following gentlemen were nominated The demo-
cratic State ticket:
For Governor-Joe A. Matteson, OF Will county.
Lieutenant Goyernor-Gustavus p. Koerner of ST.
Clair.
Secretary OF State-Alexander Starne, of Pike
Treasurer-John Moore, OF Mclean.
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the State al large
David L. Gregg. Calvin A. Warren,
John A. McClernand, Richard l. Hamilton.
District Electors
Dist. L. E. Omelveny Dist 5. E. Y. Sanger
O. James Mahon. " 6. Joseph Knox
3. Kirby Benedict 7. John Calhoun.
T. Ferry
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r. LADRE has honor the ladies and
uemen of Washington, Georgetown, and Ale tanda that
May Ball win take place Tuesday, lin May Jackson Hail.
May 29-dtd
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MADAME DELARUE hns inst returned from New
WI York with handsome OF
bonncts, dfess and morning bands
flowers which will be opened this day Also variety parasoIs
smbroidches, aces, wells, nets,
goods fresh pcrfumey COMBS brushes which Madame
respectfully soeis the attention 81 the ladies Of Washington and
its vicinity.
Pennsylvania avenue, between l2th l3h
May 4-eodG