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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-18

n ADIE 81 GRAY, DRUGGISTS, La
0S3 MAIN STREET, have in store, and are receiv.
w ing, large additions to their stock of Drugs,
- Medicines, Surgeons Instruments,
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass atnd
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale ~ the
most favorable terms to cash and punctua dealers
EKENCH CHINA, &c, at 2iS Broad
L street, opposite Messrs Breeder d Foxs Dry
Goods Store.
r. l.. HICKSON is now opening supply of
beautiful China Flower Vases, Gilt Pitchers, new
styles; Motto CUES and Saucers, plain and gold
band Tea Sets, Fruit Baskets, Gard Receivers
Candesticks, handsome Toilette Bottles. Also on
hand, large stock of Crcckery and Glass Ware,
Trays, Walters Spoons, Knives and Forks, Look.
Ing Glasses, Lamps, &c, with greatly variety OF
fancy articles all of which he viii sell at low prices
my Is
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW YORK.
aide.Wheel Steamships.
ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN


aa 3ex Passengers =fss New York, viii
bear In mind that that the elegant
(#<4&x steamship - Roanoke ., Edward
Cayendy Commander. leaves Rich
mond regularly every Tuesday Afternoon, st
4 O'clock, By way of Norfolk allowing them am.
pie time to visit that place 81
/ Passage 70 New YORK. including meals and state
room Accommodation, only -. :. 80. 10
Steerage Passage. only. .-....-........-....S5
The ssJamestown,o under charge of Captain
Lewis Parrish, will be on the route In the course
of two or three weeks.
These ships have been built with an eye to com
fort strength and speed, and being new, all Of the
modern improvements have been introduced in
to their construction, and are In charge of able,
careful and experienced officers.
Passengers taking these fine steamers to New
York, avoid the annoyance of o change OF baggage,
and a. the same time enjoy the bf Ding air OF the
Ocean for about 20 hours, tn sight of the mosl
picturesque and delightful part of our coast
Ladies travelling alone, will be paid every care
and attention. u
Berths can be secured either AT our Office or on
board of the ships.
myl3 LUDLAM & WATSON
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DENEFIT OF THE RICHMOND FE-
ID MALE ORP HAN ASYLUM.-lhe President
and Managers of the above Society, having accept
ed our services for Saturday, May 9th, We
shall devote the receipts for all portraits taken on
that day to the above excellent charity. Acorn
mittee OF the Managers win be present on the oc
easion to receive its friends, who are respectfully
invited 10 call st the Virginia Sky Light Davne,.
rean Gallery, No l45 Main street
w. A. PRATT, Proprietor
able. fs 1e--s
PERSONS VINO, en- account of the weather, did NOT
avail themselves OF the above. msy cai A. their
earliest convenience and have work done for the
benefit Of the Orphans nv M
AhDs-ls0 kegs Lard, Tor sale BY
- spS VIM. TAYLOR.
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A LII SMALL BOYs.-H. p. TAYLOR, sth
II street, between Grace and Franklin--Ay
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enumeration,
Grammar and Spelling also TO Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic aud History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing, rnsy be always
seen ii tbs Dispatch office My Rule Ia peremp
tory, but as gense a. possible oc9
Il No lie beautiful lot OF Faacy silk yes,s Of
the neweat sty les.
sp2o - MERCHANT & WEIsIGER.
4 kMON sxkUP.--s9 boxes Lsmoa syrup,
" quarts and pints, In store and for sale by
myA cHAS. T. WORKMAN 4 co.
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Ok. ADDING IOk (srsauateI ae.
M sires to make known that the en-.
OF his Office has been com
pleted. Such of his patrons as have
kindly postponed their Dental operations on &C.
count OF the necessary confusion arising from the
same are now invited to call without further delay
ap 30 ....
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RASS LIN N.-White Grass Linen
VI Striped Linen, small size Linen, Checked
Linen, Checked, Striped and White Linen Drill
ing, Checked Striped, and White Satin, superior
White and Coored Marseies Vestings, sink and
Linen all Silk and Cashmere Vestings, Silk, Lise,
Berlin, Kid and Dog skin Gloves, Silk, Linen,
Cambria, Tape Printed, hemmeG, bordered Hhdfs,
all qualities, Brown, White Striped and Random
Cotton half hose, Black, White, Striped and Ran.
do Silk half hose, Summer Stocks and Cravats,
In great variety, Silk and Cambria Umbrellas, Lin
en- Collars. Bishop, Paris Lap and other styles, Silk
Thread, Gauze, Merino and Silk Under Shirts, at
SO Main street. 1... r-a. ... .a
apes CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
QO0 BAGS RIO, LAGUAYRA AND
OOU JAVA COFFEE u
400 bbls Crushed, Powdered and Coffee Sugar
200 packages Loaf Sugar No and Noe
500 do New Orleans, P and Sugar House
Molasses
400 boxes Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Can
dies
500 Sides Leather
500 kegs Nails
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Soda; Cast, Shear and
Blistered Steel; Powder, Safety Fuse, Vinegar
Tanners OIL Grind Stones, Bed Cords, Plough
Lines, Cigars. Candle Wick, Cotton Irvine, Wrap
ping Paper, Wine, Champagne Brandy, &c, &c,
for sale by LEWIS D. CRENSHAW d co, =
NH Is North side Basin.
NOTICE.-As the season is drawing to a close,
of Goods of every kind. Those in want, will find
it greatly to their advantage to give me call, az
the goods will be sold at prices to suit them
Great bargains will be sold in
Foulard and black silks
Silk Tissues, beautiful article
Lawns, Ginghams and Prints
Irish Linens, Csmbrics, Jaconets,
Linens and Linen Drills,
Summer Pantaloons Goods, Vestings, &c.
ap Is LONDON
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ID ECEIVING THIS MORNING,
IA Maryland Penitentisry Plaids
White Cambrics, ga Jaconets
Plain and Figured Swiss Muslns
Plaid and Striped do do
Rich Berege De LANES
Small Fig'd Prints, new and pretty styles
kich Chintz do; French Ginghsms
Plain and Embroidered White Grape Shawls
Black and Colored Italian Grapes
Fine Fancy and Mourning Jaconets
Irish Linens; Rice Cambrics
10 and Ia Alendale Quilts
Bleached shirtings and sheetngs, all widths
Bleached Linen Diapers and Table Cloths
Pillow Linen, L linen Sheetings, DC &c.
Which we offer to the trade very low.
my3 KENT, PAINE g. KENT.
NPLENDID MARSEILLES VEsTS.-
- SOMETHING NEW BY ROANOKE We
have this week received by Steamer Rosnoke,
some OF the most beautiful styles OF Fancy Mar.
settles Vests to be had in all the country decidedly
rich and entirely new designs, consisting of Wa
ter falls, Sprigs &c. Call at the Depot for Fash.
ionable Clothing l02, Main street.
KEEN, CHlLES e. BALDWIN.
P. S. Remember these sudden changes of wea.
Their and procure supply of our Gauze Merino
Shirts and Bodies. KCNR
ap27
CODA WATER.-Thes subscribers fountain ia
- now open where may be enjoyed at all hours
OF the day and evening glass of this most deli.
cious beverage, with the following flayors Lemon.
~.
berry, Ginger, MOI Pareil, &c.
B WOOD,
my Corner above City Hotel
+ AIDES AND CENT? EMEN.-You are
hereby respectfully notified tina, we are ia re.
ceipt OF cur second supply Of Spring and Sum-
mer Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers &C. of the best
Kinds made in this country. Among them are se-
vefaienurey new styles. Please call atthe Ladies'
Saloon, No 70 Main street,
WHITE & PAGE,
my ID doors below Dooley's.
mi ARsHALL SALT.-50v0 sacks MAR
lsA SHALL" SALT, In prime order, discharging
from lighters This Salt was imported direct by
as, and we offer !! for less than the present New
York prces-say In lots at 81 so per sack from the
wharf.
my9-l0t EDMUND, DAVENPORT & CO.
RUTTER.-25 kegs Goshen Butter, for sale
my IA CHAs. T. wORTHAM & co.
SHAD.-I00 barrels North Carolina shad, re-
~ ceiving and for sale by
my II TiNSLEY BRYANT. 4
HKRRINGS.-90b barrels Ne Halifax Her
my Il TINsLEY& BRYANT.
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GUNNER CLOTHING.-The subscriber
~ solicits all in want to examine ms stocx OF
has this season, of ack silk warp Alpaca Fancy
Cloth. Black Drap Ds'ete, Brown and Grass Linen,
and White Navy briII Frocks and Sacks; white aud
fancy Msrseilles, linen and aug Iesls; basket ana
Papfs: dress suits of the finest cloths and cassi-
nnares-al of which will be sold at the owest cash
nrices d GOODMAN,
No i34 Main street,
mvI2 Opposite Eagle Square.
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/ AND FOR SALE.-We are authorised to
IL sell a tract of Land lying Immediately on the
Richmond aud Danville Railroad, about six miles
from the city of Richmond. This land Is well in-
proved. having on it comfortable Dwelling house
and all other necessary out buildings in good re-
pair; an excellent garden and fourIshing young
orchard of trees. 100 acres are in virgin growth,
the timber and wood on which, ii 10 thought, will
be equal to the purchase money. bargain can
be had, as the owner is determined to sell Apply
to 81
my9 TOLER & COOK. Agents.
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Sold By all Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
Prics 81 per bottle. or six bottles for S. an

leu can always ind nj WIN "a,
COMETS Bakery, III Main street an $500. Al.
o. Cakes Pastry, Pies, Crackers, Bread P nsn'
nsscu. &c, tnai cannot Do surpassed by any oshs,
Calior send your orders 10 1ss-
NH 1l-n WIN. FALCONER. III Ms,,.,
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ENOR THE SUMMER.-I have now on hand
a the largest and most beautiful assortment of
silk, Drap D'Ete, alpaca, drill marseies and linen
Clothing to be found in the city. Those who wish
to be comfortable in summer, would Go well to call
and supply themselves Immediately.
HENRY SHAFER,
my ID 1903 Main street. corner 18th.
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GOO REWARD.-Losto on the 29th of April
~ ~ Gold Lever Watch, with a Silver
Chsin and Seal TO it. The Watch was made Sy J
Johnstone, Liverpool, No. 46.597. The above re.
ward will be paid to any person who will deliver
the Watch, &C., at this Office, or give such informa
ton as to lead TO its recovery. nv IL
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-07
II A & RE D.

On the morning of the 9th instant, by the Rev
Father ClarkfOn, Mr.. JOHN w. MANKINS to Miss
JAMES RELY, both of Georgetown
At Lyme. Connecticut. October 4ih. bv the Rev
l. w Wheeler, Mr.. RICHARD ROBERTS Of this
city, TO Miss SARAH NJ, daughter OF Joshua r. " ar
ren, Esq, Of Lyme.
ln 81. Matthew's Church. in this city, on Thurs
day 9th Instant, by Rev. Mr.. Mclaughlin. JOHN
Young; ESD, of Alexandria, Virginia, to Mrs 8.
WELLS, Of this city.
On Tuesday. the 18th instant, by the Rev Nr
Hodges, JOSEPH II. PADGETT to Miss MARY A.
f.. SMITH, all of this city.
On Tuesday evening last, At Boydvillc, near Mar
tinsburg, by the Rev. a. ii. H. Boyd, GERRIT V
LOTT Esq, of the city of New York, to Miss g.
PENDLETON FAULKNER, eldest daughter of the
Hon. Chas. Jas. Faulkner.
On the same evening lat the same place, by the
same the Hon THOMAS s. BOCOCK, OF Virginia,
to Miss ANNIE HOLMES FAULKNER, SECOND
daughter OF the Hon. Chas. Jas. Faulkner.
On Tuesday evening, the 4th instant, by the Rev.
Mr.. Marks, Mr.. VIM. l.. GR!CGS. of this city, to
Miss REBECCA WATERS, of Alexandria, Virginia.
On Thursday morning. 9Th instant, by the same,
Mr.. Il. KING TO Miss ELIZABETH TALBERT
both Of Prince George county, Maryland.
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Personal.
.... Mr.. F. NJ. Kent, comedian, offers $500
for an American comedy.

go. Mr.. F. NJ. Kent, comedian, offers $500
for an American comedy.
80. Madame Anna Bishop gives concert
in London, Canada West, on the Goth inst.
49,. Hon. Abbott Lawrence, Of Boston, has
given $500 towards building the Pilgrim
Monument at Plymouth Rock
80. 1t is stated in Chicago papers that Geo.
Smith Co., of that city, refuse to redeem
the notes of the Atlantic Bank which is equiv
alent to saying that the bubble has burstsd.
80. 1t is stated that Grisi and Mario ara
positively not coming to America this fall.
They are going to wait till the new opera
house is ready for them,
80. The Hon. Mike Walsh has so far recov-
cred from his injuries, as to be able to leave
the Clinton Hotel
80 The house of Chas. Willard, at Cincin.
natl, was attacked by a mob Of Irishnen on
Saturday night last. Willard was an impor
tant witness in the Kissane case. He fed
from the house and wa, pursued by the mob.
but escaped.
go. Isaiah Rynders is at the U. S. Hotel.
Hon. S. F. Vinton, of Ohio, is Mt the National.
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NOTICE.

TIVE subscribers having entered into col srtn,r
i ship, under the firm Of WV. VI. Hills 1Ko
are prep red to undertake the construction md To-
pairs Of STEAM ENGINES and other mschip.ry
They have taken the +" EAGLE IRON WORKS
in tho city of Washington located on the north side
Of the Canal, between 18th and 18th streets former
ly conducted by VIM. SeKinstry, deceased tn. s~
n'or partner IN this finn having for many years
been engaged in designing and constructing Steam
and other Machinery for the Government IS IN.
Chief Engineer and Machinst of the NAVY Yard In
this city. they stter themselves TINT they will he
enabled to give full aud entire satisfaction in the
construction OF repairs Of ANY work with which thsy
may he entrusted.
The Portabl, Engines and Circular Saw Mills as
arranged by the late WIN. Mckinstry, will he con.
strueted At this establishment a. formerly
All orders thankfully received and pr, mItly at
tended to. WN NJ ELLIS.
&C s-PGT4w- JONAS h ELLIS
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ID 1 e ID i,

Thi. morning, at 3 O'Clock, Mr.. BERNARD Nc
DERMOT, aged 2 ycar., of Kildare, ireland. but
for the last eight years n resident OF this city.
G7-lfs relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
his funeral on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, from
his late residence on the corner of c and LIST 81.
AT WaynesbOrough, Augusta, Virginia, on the 5th
instant, in the 10Th year of her age, Mrs. LUCY
ROSE, relict of Thomas Rose, Esq, late of Rich
mond, and sister of the junior Editor of the National
InfelEsencer. She was for fifty Year, an exemplary
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
died with the calmness and confidence of a sincere
and consistent christian.
AT Springfield, Louisiana, on The ODD ultimo, Of
yellow fever, Mr.. PETER f. MOORE. aged about 4s
years. He leaves a wife and family residing i'm this
city.
At OAKLAND, Fauquier county, Virginia. on fhc 9th
ultimo. Col. GEO. LOVE- in the I'D of his age.
At Montebello, Fauquier county, Virginia, the
18th uItimO, Miss MARTHA LOVE, in the 10Th year
of her age.
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SHAWLS.

NH have nov in store the fIlowing Shsxls
w which We know is the hest stock In the La
trict:
IS Waterloo Losg Shssls
so Bay State Mills Long Shawls
81 Wnterlrtt long Shawls
$50 All-wool Square Shawls
IS White and colorej Grape Shswls
SO Cashmere Shavls
40 Long and Square Brncha Shawls
% Various styles II Mourning shawls
To the whole Of which We invite the tarticulsr a..
tsntion OF purchasers.
YERBY, TEBBS VERIFY
Corner Pa. avenue and .th street
oc1-H Uninn Inn
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PARIS MILLINERY

H MRS ANN II. CLARK would info,u H..
&8 Glcustomers In Washington. GeorVe,ovn ..s
1.-THE ladies generally that Mi,s f. T.. NchoT
AID. lsuccessor to Mrs. A. IL. Clark assisted Nv NJ.
Jane Clark, and Immediately from New yort IN
open on saturtsy, the sth Of ort3ber. .rlends 80
sortment efFABL MILLINERY, consisting Of
Three cases Of Paris pattern Hats, latest imror,,
tiops
Beat French Flowers
New style White and Colorei Feathers
Brocade, flrid. and other Ribands
sash Ribsnds. Hair Ornament.
Dress Caps, new style materials
Satins. Silks. and Nelvets
And variety OF articles in her line. at the OLA
Fashionable Emporium, three doors cast OF ,.e Do,
Office,
All orders executed with promptness. All reps,
ing done with usual neatn.ts.
&C S-St. Bridge street. Georgetovp
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Spirit o. the Morning Press,

The Union explains the motives of
those Democrats who, by telegraphic de-
spatches and letters, represent the Presi-
dents policy as vascillating, to be to en-
barrass his administration by way of get
ting revenge for their personal disappoint-
ments. The editor also laughs heartily,
as it were, at their attempts to discredit
the Un,0n's organship to the same end.
The Hon. r. II. Gillett, of New York,
publishes in the Union of to-day an elab-
crate paper, over his own signature,
wherein he details at length the history
of the difficulties in the Democratic party
Of the Empire State, ab initio. Mr.. G. is
a gentleman of high character, and under
Mr.. Folks administration, he discharged.
with great credit to himself and utility to
the public interest, the duties of the So
licitorship of the Treasury.
The Sentinel this morning asserts in
effect that the Union misrepresents the
views of the President in its leader on
which We have commented above. The
editor, however, does not intimate that
his declarations are official. In view of
the palpable contradictions involved in
the antagonism of these two journals on
this subject, it may be well to state for
the information Of the world, out of Wash
ington, that in the federal city it is well
understood that no such subject is treated
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OF FICIAL
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON. octobpr a. iSa3

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
WARRINGTON, October 4, 1853.
Information has been received ut this departing mt,
through the legation Of Spain, in this city that an
American citizen, named Andres Dupalais, died in.
testate on the % of February. 1851, at Guamutaz,
within the jurisdiction ofCardenss, (sland of Cuba
leaving certain property, which had been sold at
public auction yielding the sum, deducting costs of
siSS 81; which sum has beer deposited in the 70 pal
treasury.
This information is published in order that the
heirs of the aforesaid Dupaas may apply, either per
sonally or through an agent, with the Necessary
proofs, before the Both of present month, and IT,
csive the amount which may belong to them
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From Jamaica.
Jamaica papers to the 9th of Augu

Jamaica papers to the 9th of August
say:
The yellow fever has been raging with great
viruIence lately on the island, and proved very
destructive among newly arrived Europeans
Several fatal cases have also occurred among
old residents who have been accustomed to
the climate for years.
Property has deprecated to an almost NOM
inal value throughout the island Recent
sales clearly indicate the ruinous position of
Jamaica at present. Owners of large estates
are actually obliged to abandon them, being
unable to pay the taxes. If such a state Of
things continues, We should think the island
would very soon be entirely deserted.
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MULTUN IN PARvo.


A third set Of teeth, seven in number, has
just been cut by Humphrey Powell, aged rs
years, residing in Marion District, S. c.
The potato rot had appeared partially in
apprehensions were entertained, as to the
crop generally.
General Shields left Chicago for the East,
last Monday, having entirely recovered his
health
DR.. William H. Hunter, who was lately ar
rested at Camden, n. J., on a charge of biga-
my, and who is alleged to have said that he
had twenty wives, plead guilty on Wednesday
to two indictments, charging him with mar
rying Miss Jane Smith and Miss Sarah Buck.
Mr., John Billings. postmaster at Trenton,
N. j., has held that office 40 years.
George Lake has been tried at Poughkeep-
sic: N. Y. and found guilty of the murder of
his wife and two children. The crime was
committed on the 18th of June last Insanity
was pleaded in vain. He is to be hung on the
18th of November.
The new constition had been inaugurated
at Panama with religious solemnities in the
morning and bull batting in the evening.
Great excitement was caused in Melbourne.
by the Americans proclaiming their intention
of celebrating the Fourth of July in the usual
manner. A very sharp controversy ensucd
between the government and democrat news
papers upon the subject.
The Albany Argus says: ''We are gra,ified
to hear that Commissioner Mather has insti-
tuted proceedings for libel against the Albany
Erening Atlas and the New York Erening
Post
Barzillia Marriott, of Baltimore has sued
the corporation of that city for $50 200, for
injuries received by falling on the ice on
footway. Want of care and negligence on the
part of the city authorities in not keeping the
way clear is the cause Of the mishap. Mr.
Marriott is a cripple for life, and as damages
have been recovered in other cities in like
cases, we see no good reason why he cannot
recover damages.
1t is said that there are but seventy six per-
sons in New Hampshire between the ages of
fourteen and twenty-one who cannot read
and write. There are 10000 pupils on the
school lists of the State.
Mrs. McMurray refused to hire a house the
other day, because there were no banisters to
kindle the fire with. Builders would do we'll
to notice this.
Dean Swift proposed to tax female beauty.
and leave every lady to state her otcm charms.
He said the tax would be cheerfully paid and
very productive.
A party of six from Machias, recently visit
ed Lake Sabio, on cranberry excursion, and
after three days absence returned with sixty
five bushels of clean cranberries
The Association for the preservation of the
Sabbath, in Pittsburg, continue to bring suits
against omnibus drivers who run their vehi-
cles on the Sabbath. On Monday four drivers
were fined four dollars each. They appealed
from the decision.
The journeymen saddler, Of Louisville arc
on a % strike" for higher wages
The taxable property in San Francisco has
increased in one year from Sl9, 600. 900 te
$50. 05O,47S.
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THE NEW ORGAN
BLANKETS, QUILTS

WE have DOW in Store
w 1910 pairs Blankets. OF all gr.d..
$50 Narseilles and Allerdale Quilts
500 pairs hleached and brown cotton shee,ip-,
10 do linen sheetn.s
30 do pillow slip Cotton
100 dozen dsmask Napkins
800 do Towels all grades
20 pairs Table pamnsk
With large and general stock Of hous. 6,-,,,.,
ing Dry Goods, in all Of which defy couna.s
VERIFY, TEBBs L YRRRy
Corr ar Pennsy lvania avenue snd ,tb st.,
oc If Union Inn
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it imperatively necessary that Peru shall so
alter he- regulations for the Guano trade, SO as
in future to preclude the recurrence of any of
the numerous troubles which have so far been
connected with it. We, therefore, anticipate
that this subject will at once be brought to
the notice Of the Peruvian Minister in Wash
inoton
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UThe Bolivian war, or rather threat
ened war, is occasioning serious incon-
yenicnces to those portions of Chill and
Peru which border on Bolivia, and hence
arises the popular feeling in Chill in favor
of mediation.
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% Will the Postmaster General stir
up his Southern deputies -? They arc
great sluggards and need waking up, if
there is any truth in the daily complaints
we have of the non-reception of the Star
from our subscribers. This thing should
be remedied.
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" TIE large circulation of the STAR
makes ii the most desirable ADVERTISING me-
dunn in the District. 1t has more readers
in the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
ington dailies combined.