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real Improvement In 'TiifiCial Teeth.
nv. 3. 4. tLcuI,irot. 10. Sc

H'NH eT!rel, lineage, hUyIrH puFth0scd Aliens
Talent Improved melhol Of Setting mineral
Rrrlaai Substantial DPROFENENT, whicl,
ohy media to be examined to he appreciated and
nngna.LpdIy approved. Tie advantages Of lhi.
f'rr'Inn are pelifct 5lrarmo.., and perfect free
Dom from any metallic O other unpeasnni taste
great strength, hgh;Ecas and durability. The
,erlh aye secured 10 plate By means Of a strong
mineral cement which !Oms perfect unicnoi,h-
're.hand p.a'e. aud un sgact imitation Of tie nat.
mat aairs, giving lir-like appearance HAT it's
impossible 10 obtain IN uyothei way. For refer.
e"rcS ace medals and diplomas awaacdt to Dr. X.
specimens o work al his cilicr, No sc, corner
Lake and DeorJoln streets, near the fremont
'1T9e June 4
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to rs great advantage TO buyers az can be me-
with n any ely IN the l $. Sew YORK not rx
crpr'd, RAuH, EEUrHrEs.
mrrhlq in l.. I Slnurr'S hrlsk conner
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Fishing Tackle.

am FISHING POLES, an! d largo assor.
o' ment Of lncsanl hooks, tor saeby
G. l.. Tuo"r,ov.
March 70 attic Gin HyyaSJ,,,
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PorIWtncsaud Br,rdic.

~ the best quality for medicinal purposes fol
OsaIcby marj FRLLovs, WALxfR & Co.
{ 'ESTOMmldr boots and shoos. MANUFACTURED
nndlor sale by mars lEL'ows, WALKEE & ca
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CHARCOAL.


ProGurr Of nil kinds lbot,ro, ,,-o,,.,....
cash. on fairterm.. Grorgr N,yy, IT,.
ApIl, 10. HEoEDE W. HiEEDa.
sLiAEsFDA5..
W. ANTGD 10 contract ia, : Got, - CAolu.h.
~ els. \ liberal price wi. hr paid iori,. APP
ply {" lHatch 90 J. G. hArTiNGEE.
PiOws ofali Kinds.
- IIlNGER Is s'iil agent 'Cr .he
~ If'a1rl"ur FIows ma Is row ready 10 fiji
d." ''l' 's.n 'n'' me. Ignr
rs..,1...L,. t.-E C asa
n.,'"y 10 ny W,Ci- al 'nr hEh'si market
,--,,,,s,., ,.,,,.,,.,,,, - Urn
~ N.Hi IN bellows very anpruorar'
Il m.'I LOT 'a'ea me hahui,c,IFcTs Incrss' by
r. 90 ~ . N'5' ~. -,
,-.tvc, tionIe n'iiae,s roofs.
y ,iugle. paunpi pIows. ,,..rs d,isrrrs nv.Io,
rabb,ls,p plumb and levels, pumpp,anes heads &c
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Hartford rre Insurance com
S;;ss,.. ea DrE'sH * HC~

.Na,a. II 10 Id Il a = ES<m
TIE committee appointed by the board of su-
l pcrvsors, nAnd for the county Of La Sale,
Ill receive proposals until the 18th day Of An.
Eiet next, for farm or tract of land suitable fora
county poor establishment. The committee de-
sire O5 many oi the advantages of health, good
soil timber, coal, water, and stone, as are prac-
,icah,r.
Proposals may be left rither mcmhcroftle
committee. WELLS WAIT,
7 GALLOWAY, Com.
luv > : Il LEWIS, J
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v. ana .no"
r a 70
N ~ u POD @ T 70 lyf rNa ,Jb.rnos ilv
TON aniS L9us
sun -.aIty As goods
lt noha,o clep if cheaper,
ayg ie Drug ITo,sin
V.,rrl c,Irrv
'front.' rand ManuGcu nw
fyHc
eau ana tswIc
AL J-a
4'tlI" o9S Age Shfs andRe
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a Few More
,i,.isl,l.lt i.,tilts-

/ AWNS. bnrrlr &c laiucs, auI all
= .ummry nuod.. 20
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l.i.!lE. E.i.i.t.
~ I,tt- Eisl,.
small EsiII Law

l. okIi.flNLha hall bhls inspected white f,h
Il Just received and Tor sale hy
August6 Fellows, Wanna Co.
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FINE Gold .E,tyclyy.

"A bracelets, ockc,s. err Drove. %c ' yc
cheap NJ May FL J W. M'Li.S'
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Dried Fruit,

tar0soIs.
Tue greatest variety OF styles and prices mr~ h
srtnat apo ! u mus.
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RARE CHANCES.

Three highly improved and eiciby situated
farms, of 100 acres zach, OF the best OF farming
land, situated on the high and healthy north bank
of Buck Creek each hnvmga aoodirame dwelling
house on it, aud two having valuable barns, one n
model barn, costing twelve hundred dollars, to.
Gelhcr y nh nnnY OH II onI hmIIdimus md
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Our Large and Fashionable Stock

anil w"pr'nlse tou.rn bo0UIaJ,cm means, so that
none shall soowry dissatisfied
We have engaged IN" services Of nm eVpercn
ccl. practical Tailor as foreman OF our
NINtFitIENING DEPARTMENT.
nni everything sold 10 rlis establishment iswar-
Tantrd tu In ur,tnr and tu be made better than
any heretofore offered ion sale iuOliaWa iuoul line
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IN March 5 FELLOWS, WaLKEp & 60.
SYRUP and plantation molasscs, wio.rsa g aud
- rcialIby mara FELLows WALKER Go.
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For The Indies.

lew pieces OF thamhray Just received by en-
press, and for sale very oW 10y
may7 Walter FriiorS, NCo
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AUCTION SALES.
BYE. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer,

Penn. arer,uc. south side. l0th street,
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON CAPITOL. HILL, AT AUCrlON.-pn
TUESDAY, July o6th, at O'Clock p. M, on the
PREMISES, shall sell at public auction, the following
described valuable property, viz: Lot No. j, IN
square No. 49,, with all the improvements consist
ing OF a large Brick Dwelling, containing twelve
apartments, with large frame Stable, and other
conreniences for gentecl family residence. Also,
new two story Brick Building. calculated for n
country Produce and Grocery business. being upon
the main roHd leading 10 Biadensbury. The whole
premises contain 1878 square feet fronting lao feet
if,ore or less on Maryland avenue (south fronn by
100 feet on 81 street east.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
The north part of Lot ~, fronting - feet on Sd st
east with depth Of 100 feet and the south part of
same LOT, fronting 23 feet inches by 1854 feet inc
deep.
The sale of the property will be absolute. and af-
fords opportunity for Capitalists persons de-
sirous OF securing valuable private residence and
business stand.
Terms: 0ne-fOurth cash; the residue in equal in
stamenls at six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest," secured by deed of trust
Conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. o.,
w .iLtffS GDtpl & tjuipp1
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
EXCURSION,
THE WALKER.

THE WALKER IT. y
SHOOTERS: -
y ESPECTFULLN announce tC the Citizens of
~ Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria, that
they will give an EXcursionfDOWN THE FOTo-
MAC, on FRIDAY, August 9th, the splendid steam
or POWIlATAN having been chartered for The &C
casion The Boat will stop nj FORT WASHING
TON sufficient length OF time to allow hose on
board an opportunity OF viewing The Qualifications,
&c, and then proceed down III" ritcr about sixty
miles returning al scaSonable hour.
The Company pledge themselves In lcare no
means untricd TO make tis The Excursion of the
son,
IL supper and Confectionery will be furnished
at city prices.
Military and Cotillon Band has been engaged
for the occasion.
Fhe Boat will leave Georgetown, at = O'Clock !;
Washington al *; Navy Yard at 3; and MeAan-
dria at O'Clock.
Tickets-ONE DOLLAR, admitting Il gentleman
and ladies; to he had at the usual places; also, from
the Committee and on board of the Boat ON the day
of Excursion. .a
r.HF& QUANTITIES..
Ensign s. Robinson, Prfyate a. F. Forrest,
Sergt VIM. Smith, 81 n. H. Topping,
p. Hardin. - w. Ii. Garhots,
g. T.. e. Ecklof. ~ 22-coid
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IMpoRr.rr TO HousEKEEPFRs,

NEW FAMILY GROCERY sTokt, NboLt-
~ SALE AND RETAlb.-The Subscriber has
leased for a term of wears the well known Grocery
Stand t The cerner ~ th and Streets formerly oc-
cuPied by Mr.. John IT. Johnson; and having renod-
cied and ht'cd n rp handsomely. prepared 20 oher
an extensive and well seeeted stock oi chotce ram
lily Groceries, embracing every article OF necessity
and IuNuTy which I've is determined 10 sell. either
wholesale or retail upon good terms Is any house
IN ,hc city. La his stock viii always be found
Welch's premium Family and Other choice brands
Of Family and Extra Flour Shay's sup. srsar cured
Hams; best country and Balusrore cured Bacon,
Brown, Loaf, Crushed, Puiyerised, GrsnaIaied, and
Brazil Sugars Rio, Java Laguyra, and other COT
fees; Roasted and Ground Coffee, Superior p. X. A.
n. q. MolaSscs superior Table Syrups; superior
strained Honey. m small cans
TEaS.-Black and Green Teas, of every grade
Especial attention paid TO The selection OF Teas
We can warrant them very superior.
CHEESR--Best English Dairy, Nd Engish, Pine
Apple sup Sage, and other cho.e brands Of N. T..
and Goshen. Water, Soda, Sugar, Wine, and other
Crackers.
FISH. Sc.-sbad. MackercI, IN barrels, half do,
and kits Herring. in barrels, hall do; Smoked and
Scotch icrrinrs Smoked Beet, very superior; Beef
and Buffalo Tongues Settlers sup. Bologna Ssu-
sage.
CANDLES.-sperm, Atsmantfne, and oshcr Can
dies; superior Lard in pals, fUr family use; suPei-
or Lard, in barrels, by the pound, or Otherwise.
SUNDElES.-Fickles,f Preserves, Branded Fruits,
Olives, Sar'ines, Pepper sauces, French Mustard,
Prepared Horse Radish, Catsups, sup. Salad OH,
Preserved Ginger, MacaTon,, NennaceIla, Con-
Starch, Spices. Engllsli and American MUSTARD Tho
coate. Brona. Farina Gro. Spices Saleratus, Soda,
Yeast Powders, fancy and plain Soaps, &c, &c.
choice RRaNDiES, WINES, &c.--l cask sup.
London Dock Dark Brandy, warranted pure, or no
sale. Pale, Champagne, aud other brands sup. Bran
dy old Rye Whisky, 1888; Champagne, Madeira,
Lisbon Old Fort. Sicily MuScatcl, and other super
ior Wines; Curdals, Blackberry, Raspberry. and
Ginger Brandies; Superior London Brown Stout,
SC; White Brandy, White Wine, and Cider Vine
gar.
TOBACCO. SNUFF AND SEGARS.--Whhout
enumrratin- brands wiz only say that the lovers o<
the weed can always find the choicest varieties.
WOODEN WAKE, BRO0MS, &C.-Buckets,
Pals Tubs, Siescs. Sg-tr and Flour boxes, Bnttcr
Prints. Rolling Pm, BroOInS, Scrubbing, Sweeping,
w. Wash. busting, and Shoe Brushes.
FRUITS. NUTS, kC.--A'monds Raisins, Pigs,
Dried Currants, Prunes, CitrOn, Filberts, English
WalnuiS, Dates, &c, 3.
further enumeration is deemed unnecessary, as
intend to he supplied with every article usually
found in iirst class Family Grocery. . .r,
respectfully ask an examination of my stock, ana
pledge myself that nothing shall be wanting 10 give
entire stisactIont TO all who may favor me with their
patronage. ..... .a
ste-GoodS sent promptly, and free Of charge, to
any part of the city. L. p. MILLER,
July y colin Cor. 9Th and E ste.
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INDEPENDENT POLICE.

FOX & kEESE, independent Poi;cc Officers cnd
~ Collectors, will attend 10 amy business en-
trusted To ttcnI-in serving United .a.cS and Civil
Warrants; Collecting and n>tgitiiiina for Rent: ar
resting fugitlvc>, and Agency business generally.
Rcfrcnccs-P. x Epndaii. Il. Valiack w Len
On, W. w. Scaton, and &. :. Waack, cSq.'s and
TO the citizens generally.
C. \ X. Will attend the offices of u. X. HIorscl T.
e. DOM j. h. Goddard, j. u. Smith, and the Jus
tees offices generally, receive business and will
attend IL all business entrusted 10 them with prompt
ness.
rs They may hc found daily al the Offices oi r.
I. Dom aud j. H. Goddard, Justices OF the pcacc,
on Louisiana avenue, adjoiuinc the Bank of Wash
mgoI, who will receive any business left Tor them.
WILLIAM COX,
" Ill A. f.. l.. Il EESE
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LAW NOTICE

SIDNCS :. BANTER, late Attorney General ~
~ Virginia, HAS removed to Washington TO prscc+-
tee LAW.
He viii practice in the Snprme Court Of the Uni
ted States, the courts of the District of Columbia
and attend TO any professional business cOnfded TO
him. .-.... ... .''
{6Z- Office in Morrison's ncS building, on ~ ct,
between 7, nns,lyania avenue and street.
References: Hon. J. J. Alien, IIon. VIM. Daniel
Hon. Richard MOncurc, Hon. &. u. Samuels, Hon.
George IT, Lea, of the court of appeals of Virginia :.
10 the judges Of the circuit courts Of VUsIna, and
TO the Senators and members OF Congress from VIZ
GINA. iy lg-eoly
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R0SENKRANZ PIANOS.

s.:sGf3 Just received. two superior instruments.
Is 81 with and without the iran frame, from
the above celebrated manufactDry. They were Sc
leced, IN person, from Il large Importation direct
from the original uianu1c,urcr and To superior
beauty of tone. dc!icacy ri touch, and interior work
man>lIp, we chaiCngc competition I" produce their
equals. Thes" instruments we will warrant, If re
CURED, for any reasonable number at years; but
Judges will cuncade that instruments like these we
offer need no hotter guarantee Than Is presented
first trial and Inspection They were ma'ic c.Vrces
ly for this market, iCug varu,sd instead ei polish
ed All PERSONS desiring 20 llrai, hr ptrcntse
really GOOD piano, viii please give the sub=crbcrs
Il call.
We offer for sale very reasonably also, Il superior
five octave MEl.ODEoN, pIamo style with the
swell attachment. Terms moderate. Second hand
pianos taken as part pay for new ones.
Pianos tuned and ruiig;red
H!LEi'S < tiITT,
Music Depot, FeRn>s wanna avenue,
south side, four doors west Of 10Th street.
IL 95-,lw
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By E. n. sTRATToN, Auctioneer

lPcnngFrGn Mouth SIDE. let Nh arIid IWh rs.
1.-TWO NEW FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION
h On THURSDAY. July 2ili, AT 6k o'ctck, r.
m, on the premises shall sell the wesi half of Lot
No. b. in square No. Az, situated on North O ST,
between 9th and 9TH streets. west, improved by two
substantial and neatly finished new Frame Houses,
cach ID feet inches by 4S feet, containing rooms.
The Lot Is 100 feet deep, with alley between the
two houses. .'-' -
Terms: One fourth c1sh: the residue in equal in
staimentS at SIX twelve, and eighteen months, with
interest, secured by d deed of trust. i'.
Title mdisputabic Conveyancing at the expense
of purchaser. Nv 2dts
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SPECTATOR.

PATRIOTISM VS.. GRAMMAR. The New
York papers are making merry over the
grammatical inaccuracies of the handbill
posted in the Crystal Palace by the agent
Of the Washington National Monument,
to which is appended the names of Frank
lin Pierce, Winfield Scott, and other
distinguished gentlemen. The CONNER
cial says it is the occasion of laughter to
every reader; and quotes:
A model, a fac-simile of the monu-
ment, is placed in the Crystal Palace for
exhibition. Around the base of it is
placed contribution bores, so that each us
ltor may contribute ihlir mite toward
erecting the national monument erected
by the frccmen of America to commence
rate the virtues and heighten through all
coming time the just glory of one who was
as good as he was great Is there then a
single ndiridml who halls this as Their
common country who, possessing the abil-
ity, will refuse the proflercd honor of being
permitted to contribute their mite to so
noble, so patriotic an enterprise? We
trust not one"
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Plumbing and Gas-Fitting establishments,

% st. south s'8r, bctwccn Pr chd lOth aS.)
EDWARD NJ. BOTELER respectfully informs
~ the citizens o Washington and lis Vicinity that
he Is prepared TO undertake. every description of
work in his line. He has lately added to his csrb-
ll>lnent several superior Worklntn, FROM the celc
DRAFTED establishment o tho STATIONS hrothers. Phil
adeiph'a All persons having GAS FITTING DOME
may rely on having il executed in the best of style
and on the most moderate terms.
b. VI. II. would recommend persons about build
M IN have their PLUMBING done mt an early ne
r'oh preparation! 10 the projected water works com
IN INTO operation. Hy tins means they Will effect a
savIiis oi cost, and also, nIany Inconvenience.
" G-lW
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Brutal Murder of a Female,

- New HAVEN, July, IS, 1858.
A horrid murder was committed In
North Haven yesterday, on the wife of Mr..
Brazilla Bradley, a highly respectable
citizen of that place. The family had
gone to church, leaving her at home, and
when MIR. B. returned, he found her dead
upon the floor, and the house robt ed.
She was stabbed and cut in a savage man
ner.
A young Irishman named Michael Jen-
nings, formerly in Mr.. Bradley's employ,
has been arrested on suspicion of being
the murderer. He exhibits a good deal
of agitation. A $2esbill with marks of
blood upon it has just been taken from
the man with whom he lodged last night.
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TT rs A GREAT MISTAKE.

yTISTfERS coming to the city of Washington, say
there Is amusement. hut il is Il great mistake
Gentlemen. there Is FARRAk'S Howlin. Saloon on
Missouri avenue, near the corner oi 9th street Whr:c
You may anlllsc yourselves at all times of the day
1t Is sometimes Cror dcJ at night, but yoh al
ways get chance in tfic afternoon, or the evening
II is a fact. Yours, respectfully,
I'M. FiRRAR.
n. B.-Wanfed to buy The time OF u cn!ored BOY
who has 90; to serve for Number of years, or until
he Is twenty one. ~ 25-ept2w
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE,

A LARGE number of LOTS IN Squares Nos. 30,
"a 81 %, a, e. 81. IS lD2, l03 l07, lt7, I'D, los.
III, 2i9, 23I 80 295. ID. ;5 53, $50, ill, 432,
49,, ISL, 1870, sol. gf 8S SIS. al :i}i, :,3i, H,
Oh, 80, 67, $40 56D 5T5, SOL, 81. dGf ell, 60,
63S 64l, on, ESQ 6j4 6J6, 81, 66S $50 6s5. $50,
$50, SD, sas, ss e34 s5, $50. $50, sci. s6i, $50,
ss 1913. 900. 9Js 49, 900, 9S. oj. 900 IGba. 1910.
1921 1893, l0k1, 1898 1912, lD45. l056, 1855, 1850.
1901, 1893, 1906, 1897, 1898, ia. and llS.
Apply to WIN II. WARD,
Attorncy-at Law, Browns Marble
iv 5-eo5tk Building.
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Hi!HSI HAMSili HAMS iu
Nnn PRIME HAMS of S,tnerior Al n Iitv ana A

oOO of varIc-,S Brands, viz: r-
BOshers and Wilson'S Virginia Ham
Sce"icy's Queen CITY 81 f'ltH t..t 1881
Shrewsbury & Prices P5iReifo'" p, ~
100 lbs. Prime Shoulders for family use.
a.. H Also % H
% !, ci,csts Of Green and Black Teas, of superior
favor aud quality, from SOC. up to 81 ..
With large and extensive assortment Of at kinds
and quality of Grcc crIcs expressly selected for tam
y for sale low al my old stand al the north
corner of 18Th and i streets.
wsl-ro:s J.. JOHN j. JOYCE.
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Philadelphia.

Capital $500, 600
A GENT for Washington. u. C.. JAMES J. MIL
"a IER, Office OVER Bankin. house Of Seldcn,
Wiihcrs, & Co. f
Medical Examiner: Dr. ]. NJ. AUSTIN, F street
near 10th street. " 23-lm
CODEY'S LAUY'S BOOK FOR AUGUST, AT
~ JOE SIftLIINGTON'S
WILD OATS SOWN ABROAD, by Gentleman
u Leisure
OLD HlGHBORHOOnS AND NEW SETTLE
MENTS, by Mrs. SoutlworiIr
BRAITHWAITE'S RETROSPECT for July
BLACkWOOD'S MAGAZINE, for July
FRESH LEAVES from Fanny's Portfolio.
Everything i'll the Cheap Publication and Station
cry line at JOE SHIIbINGTON'S
jy 22r3tdH UdeOn Building.
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RANk OF WASHINGTON y BANK OF ME-
- TRoPOL!S,Eiai,h Checks on the above Banks
either bound or by the q'Irc or sheet. Also, ten
dozen Blank B"oa>, Memorandum Books, Pass
books, Nc. Cap, Letter, Drawing, Tracing Tissue
Wrapping, and other Paper, always on hand at The
cheap Stationery, Music. and Fancy Store of
JNO. F. ELLIS, Penn. avenue,
~ n bet. 9th and 10Th streets.
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NEW MUSIC at the MUSIC STORE
~ IL Is better to laugh than he signing; WOman'S
Rights Honest hearts and willing hands; III prav
for thee; Postal or. TIL die is cast Ida Nav: Sweet
MiSsiS>iPp Maggie dear; june 1T the gate; Happy
Birding; Sisters Wedding; Willie MY brave; Black
smith Polka; Very Best Polka; Tip Top Polka; Ma
poicon Polka; Holiday Schotii>chc; Geranium 10
Thou.lltlcSS do; Snow Drop do; lmcd States grand
Waltz; West Point dream Waltz; Silver Lake
Waltz; Fairy Bells Waltz; and other numerous new
pieces IN addition To i fine assortment ot Ducts *
Guitar Iieces, &c. JOHN T. ELLIS.
j. - Penn. ave. bet. 9th and 10th SIS.
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- I'D LtFf l-fiL . IL =
Trial of James w. Sohaumberg,

Yesterday after recess,SS. S Baxter ESQ.
addressed the jury in powerful manner for
nearly four hours on. tho part of the defence.
In court this morning, the District Attor-
ney, Mr.. Fendall, replied at length in an
able argument to the addresses of Messrs
Key and Baxter, and at the conclusion of his
speech the case was given to the Jury
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lust received at BAKERS Periodical Depot on
- the island
Putnam'S Industry of al NaonS--a weekly record
of the Worlds Fair ii New York
Graham's Magazine
Godcy'> Iady's Book
l.ady's National Magazine, ior August
Old Put. or the days Of It'd brilliant narrative of
some OF the mos. stirring Incidents of the Rcvo-
luonary War
Agnes, the bcautilul-a vivid picture of New York
lie. IN -
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House Furnishing Goods.

ouch as American and English Knives and Forks,
~ (Which took rhe premium AT the late Fair,) fne
Plated Dining and Dish Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons, tpremiun.) Alfalfa Tea and Tablespoons,
CarvcrS and Forks. SieclS. Buiter Knives, &c;
Brass and Plated CandlcSiicks, Family GTindstones,
Tea Trays, Hand Walters, Tea and Dinner Bells,
Coffee Mills, Shovcls and longs Irons, Flat Irons,
Tenders Curtain Bands and Pins, busting Brushes,
Sweeping Brushes, Sleeves Pots. Ovens and Lids,
Tea KctiIeS Sc, Sc. such is are 10 be found III
well regulated Hardware, Store, at
E. WHEELERS.
jv 9-lmeo sH8. Opposite Browns Hotel
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PORCELAIN GO0nS

II HAVE on hand full supply of PORCELAIN
l. GOODS, from the celebrated factory Of Cart
lIdgc To-, such Us plum white. gilt edge, grape
vine, and fancy Door and Finger Plates, NUmtNr
Plates, Mouthpieces, Door Knockers. Fancy rs
cutchcon, Door Knobs, shutter and Drawer kncbs
of all the different fancy patterns; Porcelain Sign
Letters, several sizes, article superior far 10 the
gilt sign letters, both an appearance aud durability
am prepared to iii up door plates at short noticr.
OF any patterns persons may select, which arc IaT
neatcT than any article Yet introduced.
f.. WHEELER,
in 9-lmeo DDDoSiIe Rrown,s IIotc,
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.

l--sa::Els We have this week opened three of the
~ above instruments. from the celebrated
establishment Of knabr, Gaelic, 4 Co., which we
guarantee to sell n the same price is the nanulac-
Jurors sasn. freight and either cNpcii>,,S Also Pi-
ANoS, ~ other make, constantly on hand. Also,
one ni flic mos; beautiful as>ntmc,tS of ca ITARS
NltblNS, FLUTES, and other Instrument, ever
offered to tic public. \ call isrcspeciulIy requested
JNo. +. Ei.L!S,
iy Is Penn. ave bet 9Th and 10Th SIS.
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FISK'S PATENT AIR-TIGHT
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

4 kE FOX SALE BY VI. NJ WHITE, ULDER-
Z IAhEk, south side Pennsylvania avenue, near
The nrnCr oI 81 street, Washington, where Cases of
all sizes can be obtained, and funerals attended to
with economy and dispatch.
These CASTS can he sold IA low "a good Wooden
Collins, and he furnished ready for Use in thirty
minutes from the time The order is gwen.
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