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Tamustrr Tehger.
Lnncasterville, o. G..
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. 5, 1853.
Apology No, !,

IT isa source Of infinite regret to us, TO
distribute such a paper this week, but We
cannot helpit. Paper which we looked for
from Camden, failed to come in time, and
rather than print no paper, wo gathered up
what We could Of fragmentssnnd printsl this
which you now have. Give US little time,
and make some allowances for us, and we
viii! do the thing right yet.
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Marriagrs.

On the 2sd Of November, at the ~
sidence of Col. William Walkup, b, .b.
Hey. +. Robertson, Mr.. ANDERSON
BELk, OF Lancaster District. 8. c.. 10
Miss ANN J. WALKUP, Of Union
County, N. G.
Also on the 2sd ult, by the Rev. Mr..
Brasington, Mr.. M. N. JOHNSON 10
Miss oRPHY KNOX, all oAhis District.
Also on the 2lst, ulL, by The Rev. Mr..
a: >; Cauthen Mr.. G. L. DUNCAN, 70
Miss NANCY. daughter Of JoHs Tsos-
DEli, al. Of this District. q d'N 7Fls
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H WE call particular attention 70 the
advertisement Of Mr.. Chambers, in this paper.
We have heard Mr.. Chambers spoken of BY
some Of our friends, and all express the opin-
ion that he Is courteous and obliging gen.
tleman. Don't fail to call on him when you
90 to Camden.
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[" Mr.. GREEN, the former Editor of the
4Sumter Banner" has retired from Editori-
al life, and is succeeded by J. Richardson
Logan, Esq. We wish the former all the
comforts Of life in whatever situation he may
be placed, and to the latter gentleman send
fraternal greeting.
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A WIFE should have nine qualifications
which begin with the letter P.--pioty, perse-
veraace. patience, prudence, patriotism, po-
siteness, persuasion, penetration and portion.
That which should be first Of all, and most
ofall In consideration, which is piety, Is now
a-days the least Of all--the last Of all, and
with many not at all. That which should
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From he Troy (Ala.) Palladium.

1'0"' H'e 1TUy IHtu.I FottodtuHl.
The LANCASTER LEDeEk.--On the first
OF January next, this paper will be greatly
enlarged and improved. Able correspond-
ents from New York, Washington and
Charleston cities, will contribute weekly to
Its columns. Mr.. Bailey Is thorough-going
editor, and publishes paper that cannot fail
to interest all who read Il.
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From he Sotith Carolinian.
The Lancaster Ledger.

WE refer our Readers 10 the notice of
the proprietor Of this paper. Itisa'well con-
Quoted Journal, and in every way worthy Of
a generous support. We are pleased to no.
tice that 1t is to be improved and enlarged
1t is already an exceedingly neatly printed
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81 We hear from several that the
Cholera Is raging in Charleston, but see mo-
thing in the Charleston papers Of it,-except-
ing recipes for the cure of that disease.
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CoLuNnrA Market. nrcrunra

CoLuanIA MARKEr, DEcEaDrR /.
Corrosive have only 80 bales Of
cotton to report as sold in our market to-
day, at prices ranging from 7 to 8 l.2
cents. The market, although quiet, is
steady and very firm.
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SATURDAY MosHrHe, Jan. !.
CorroS.-Thsre was yesterday again
good enquiry for the article, prices con-
tinuing full and firm. The sales amounted
to about 1900 bales at from sa 0 Sc;
the bulk Of 1900 bales at from 8 7.s a o
IA. 81 bales at o l-2a9 s 8; the re-
mainder at from 8 "a.
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LANCASTER DISTRTl

AdNCdcx Gh DlSIHICT.
WHEREAS, Jefssxson Belh, has applied
w TO me for letters Of Administration, on
all and singular the Goods and Chattels
Rights and credits Of John Graves, formerly
Of the District aforesaid, deceased, but ut his
death n resident Of Georgia.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and ad-
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, 10 be and ap-
pear before me Mt our next Ordinary's Court
LOT the said District, TO be holden at Lancas-
yer Court House on the llth day Of January
next next to show causes If any, why the said ad-
minlstrafson should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal5 th,a astf
day OF December, in the year Of our. Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and
( L. 3. hfsy two, ahaa il lie tie szs=enty-sey-
~ zenith year Of American Independ-
ence. :,
J.H wTTHEBspooN,
o. L.. ID.
T-H Printers fee, o.
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A Very Large Turnip.

TuRNIP for Breakfast--turnip for dinner
and tunip for supper. This was the case
with US, because Mr.. II. J. Stevens sent us
'uch great big one Itweighed l7lbs!
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X. G. BILLINGS, ESQ, is the agent for the
Southern Agricultarist," an agricultural
paper to be issued soon at Laurens C. II. s.
c., by Mr.. r. M. Stokes.
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81 SEVERAL ofour productions are still
on the table, but We have not room in this
paper for them. us
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be the last Of all-portion, is now become
first Of all, most Of all, aud with some all in
all. r
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az SEE the advertisement in this paper,
headed Ebenezer Academy"
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~ We had severe snow storm at this
place on Monday night Last.
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An letseFs must be deposited by 8 o'cIk
I. N, TO ensure their departure BY nert
mail. fR
An transcient newspapcss sens are re-
qa'red 70 b pre- paid, Otherwise ihsy are
not mailed. "a,
All persons who reesiye newspap.v.
and other periodicsIs, will observe that the
isw requires the postsss 10 be paid suer.
fsriv y edvascs.
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Cnnaden Mai,

Camden Mail
DUE MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY.
At t8 o'clock, p. n.
DEPARTS rUEsDAy THURSDAY, SATURDAY.
At o'clock, a. NJ
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LATEST DATES

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Charlotte Mail

Charlotte Mail
DUE MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY, AND DRIDAY,
At g O'clock, p. n.
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Acknowled dgments.

WITH thanks, we acknowledge the fol-
owing amounts, in payment Of subscriptions
to the Ledger:
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EY E. II. sTRATToN kuc+ioneer

b. tfPH"SNl'nnfH 0geDRP. 7p0r I0th Strpef1
J. FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFEECTS
l. of private family. wi Lease Of Prcrnis-
cs. AT Auction.-On FRIDAY morning Nav
10Th at 10 O'Clock. shall sell. at the residence
OF Mr.. Henry LEMON, On 18th street near
pennsylvania avenue. his HOUSEHOLDS Fufai-
ture, &c, consisting Of
Rosewood Boston Piano
Soias and Chairs in Gold and Brocatelle, sivle
Louis XIV.
mahogany hair-c!oth and maple cane-seat
Chairs
do Centre. Card. and other Tables
looking Glasses. beaded cottage Bedsteads
Hair and palm Mattresses
Superior Feather Beds, Bureaus WashstanUs
Nardrcbes
Toilet Tables and Sets, Window Shades. Loun-
ges
Parlor, Chamber, and Stair Carpets. Stoves
Crockery and Glass Ware
Excellent Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils. &c
Also, lot of best Spanish Curled- hair. Palm
leaf, Curtain Sticks. Cut Tacis, and Trim
mngs suitable for Upholstcrers
Terms: S25, cash over S25, credit of &C.
and 80 days.
Previous to the sale of the above the upox-
pred lease OF the premises viii be sold, afford
ing rare opportunity of securing desirable
dwelling and business stand near the avenue
10 16-dtd
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pf. j. 5. ROSES NERVOUS AND INVIG-
ORATING CORDIAL

me 6re@test Discovery IN Medical .Se,suoc
VII. thousands who are suffering with anv
L NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. will find immed;,
ave relief in using this wonderful ConDIAI-
IL cures Neuralgia, Heart Disease. Paln;,,.
uen. heartburn. Nervous Head Ache. Tremor
o. TIE NJ ascles or Flesh Wakefulness and 81,
resalesshess OF the mind or body; whether
worn nrI down by care, labor. or study.
his truly wonderful Medicine from ;ts M
e Gun happy effect in allaying the most VIC.
i Nervous Affections. and completely Grad.
icat.ng them from the system. NAV Justly be
termed the grandest discovery in fbe science
q Medicine. 1t subdues and averts all tbose
~ Diseases. over which the most nro.
round medical skill has hitherto. had M Gov
rroli ;. II Is grand restorer in building up o
"eak constitution, already worn down by d..
ease ana debilitatel by other medicine: ii,
hV,soratIng properties act like charm and
~, ~, oenehcal effects are almost miraculous
re weak. The nervous. and those SUFFERING
WIN constant pains and uneasiness. arc f-o'
quentiy cured by using single bottle.
Filce % cents. and to be had at all the re-.
spectacle Drug Stores in Washington. Georre-
own. d. Z. and Alexandria. Va. feb o.
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By E. N. sTRATT0N, Auctioneer.

(I'enn. n9'rH@e, near 10tk street. so7sfb si,2e (,
INTENSIVE SALE of new Rosewood. Ma
- hogany, Walnut, Maple, and Cherry CAB
NET FURNITURE, PIANO FORTES. Splen.
did MIRRORS, &c. by Catalogue-On MON.
DAY, May 10th. at 10 o'clock on the first and
second floors of my Auction rooms, shall sell.
without reserve, for account of manufacturers
a very extensive assortment of new Cabinet
Furniture. viz:
Seven octave rosewood Pianos
Splendid gilt framed Pier Mirrors. with braes-
cts and slabs
rosewood, mahogany, and walnut Wardrobes
with full marble tops D'eA'N'
Rosewood, mahogany, and walnut Secretary
and Bookcase
Mahogany and walnut French and COTTAGE
Bedsteads
Sets of Ornamental Chamber COTTAGE Furn;.
tuTe
Mahogany enclosed Washs,ands with marble
tops
Sofa, Centre and Side Tables. do
Extensive Dining Tables, Whist and Card
Rich Velvet Plush covered Sofas. Dirans
Sofa Bedsteads, Tete-a-tete Sofas
Noltalre and other Rockers, Lounges .h-Se,,.,
covering
parlor Spring seat Chairs,
Maple Cane-Seat do.
BOSTON Rockers. all sizes, Office Chairs
Wood-seat Chairs, &c.
Terms =: $50 and under. cash from s2o a.
slVo, sixty and ninety days; over sIOO. two
ana four month S credit for notes satisfsctor;,v
bearing interest. m ia
q Inc above sale is unavo;a.h,.
Postponed until THURSDAY. Nav 10th. at RI.
same hour and place m IA
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BY E. u sTRaTToN. 6uctioneer.

Penn. areaue, near I0!h street, sowtk Side)
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN
THE FIRST WARRIOR SATURDAY., Nav
2lst, at O'Clock. p NJ, on the premises, T
shall sell part Of Lots Nos. and s. of David
son Subdivisions of Square No. I27, fronting
AZ feet inches on II street north. between
18th and 18th streets west, opposite the resi-
dence Of the Hon. Hamilton Fish, and in the
Immediate neighborhood of Lafayette Square:
most desirable and fashionable location for
a first-class mansion.
Terms: One-third cash residue in equal
instruments At six, twelve, and EIGHTEEN
months, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
Convcvancing at the expense of the purcha-
ser. Title indisnutahle IN i'd
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DR.. 7. s R0SE,S

TREAT PAIN CURER. The wonder Of the
age: All Pain cured like Magic This
hdertul preparation is used internally and
srnally, giving immediate relief fer all
lily pains.
used according to directions. it not only
ewes all patNi, but it cures it usually on the
appll etson. 1t may be relied upon for
eng and giving almost instant relief. as
fsands who have used it can testify. to
hmatism. Ague, Sudden Colds. Cholera
fntery, Cholera Morbus. Pleurisv. Far
p Tooth Ache, Cholic and all nains in the
4}ach or Bowels. Head Ache. Pains in the
Hb: Pains in the Limbs. Joints, Back
% Diseases, Lumbago. Scalds. Burns, Chill
rs: Sprains, Bruises, Pimples, and all
unlc Eruptions
you wish to be relieved from ALL PAIN
'pr. Rose's PAIN CURER.
you desire to he cured of ALL DIS
70, take his Family Medicines.
re IL, % and 80 cents per bottle
! 10 he had at all the resnectahle nrr,
;. IN Washington, and Georgetown. D, c.
- 80. "a. d. feb %
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CARUSTS SALOON.

The Testimonial Benefit to Mr.. W. II. FOS-
TER, rendered by his friends in this CITY.
will take place at the above Saloon on
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 10. 1853.
When he will be assisted by Miss HARR1EgFE
flaming READ, the popular American
authoress; Mr. JAS. SHERIFF: Mr..
G. HILL, Vocalist; Mr.. VII
LIAMs, balladist.
Mr.. j. I. PARSONS, of this city, has kindly
volunteered, and will sing two favorite melo-
dies. Psano for the occasion kindly loaned
by Z. n. STRATToN, Esq, Pennsylvania ave.
nue..
Arrangements are being made with several
artists, who will be duly announced in the
bills of the day
At the cone fusion of the entertainment a
beautiful pitcher will be presented to that
military Or fire company which shall have
purchased the greatest amount Of tickets.
The Pitcher can be seen in the window of
Evans's lr's hat store. Pennsylvania avenue
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Tickets for the companies will be ready on
Tuesday morning at the office Of Mr.. j. A.
hing, between 18th and 18th streets. Penn
ylvania avenue, Mansion House building.
Cares of admission, fifty cents
An eminent performer will preside at tie
piano.
Tickets will be on sale at Mrs. Anderson,s.
DaNls's. and the principal hotels.
Places may be secured by application at The
Saloon office on Wednesday and Thursday.
from O'Clock A. NJ to 10, and from to 6
P. NJ.
No extra charge for reserved seats. Doors
open at I. TO begin at clock. milo
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FLORAL CORnIAI,

For tie refaef and permanent cuye of Gouor-
T@z, Gieets. Structures, Seminal Losses.
Lemchorin, G,arel. Gc.
7 VIE fLVhAL CORDIAL has gained extern
l. sive character as a cure. both safe and
peasant Tor the above namsd very common
ana destroying complaint Persons who have
suffered long with disease. and whose constitu-
lions have been impaired by CONTINUOUS use
pr powerful drugs, have been restored to
fealth and 'pigor, by the use of two
Ro'l,es OF the''preparation. Those afflicted
Eouid not eaiy save money, but great deal
t 1nnecess,C I suffering, by giving the Cor
| The cordial is pleasant to the taste and pleas
f1t IN Its effects. In using it no restrictions
be necessary
Price, per bottle, only enc dollar.
ooId by STOTT 1t CO.. cor. of eth street
|ld Penn. avenue W. ELLIOTT. cor, of F
id 18th streets; PATTERSON & Marin
r.. 9th and Penn. avenue. feh 7Ntf
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ODD FELLCWS' HALL.
TR.. VkJ,TETTEE
-N1' : II ~ A--EA
The s'sS1ss,e CT ECcegcy;cff;es

The s'ssszse CT EcceEaaricities.
DESFECTFCLTY announces to the citizens
IL of y Washington that the unprecedenred
success O his late exhibitions in this city has
induced him to give TWO IoRE CT his light
feI entertainments at the
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evenings. the 10Th
and Goth inst
Tickets admitting Il. gentleman. or lady and
gentleman, 50 cents additional ladies', %
cents.
By special arrangement Dr. VALENTINE will
will receive the Gift Tickets issued by Nr.
PERHAM, of Philadelphia These tickets cost
81 each, WEI admit two gentlemen, or one gen.
tleman and three ladies to the entertainment
and entitlc the holder to one of the twelve
thousand gifts enumerated below and which
will be distributed on THURSDAY. the 2Sth
instant
PANORAMA valued at SlaOO0
flANo, cost $40
which can be seen at Ferrett,s Music Store. 30
South 10th street, Assembly Building, Phila-
delphia.
GOLD WATCH 100
GOLD WATCHES $50
TO SETS SILVER TEA SPOONS 90
90 GOLD PENS AND CASES at S. each $50
600 GOLD PENCILS. at 50 each 1900
II, 334 Seel ENGRAVINGS, at Csc. each 2. $50
The Gold Watches. Gold Pens and Cases.
Gold Pencils, DC. can be soon at the Art I'm
ion Building, 2lO Chestnut street. Philadcl-
phia
Doors open at Z; performance to commence
at o'clock
Tickets to be had at the principal hotels and
at the office OF Odd Fellows Hail mis-
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READ, and CrFEl


r., Ladies who are in want of BEAUTIFUL
x&Mand cheap goods are sdicted tocail at
4. TATE'S. [ have received new and ele-
CANT assortment Of
EM6ROlDERIES of every style LiCES.
BONNETS, RIBANDS, MOWERS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, all kinds
GLOVES. silk, kid, and Isle thread,
NETT MlTTS, long and short
Silk and thread ILLUSION. GRAPH all
colors.
[ have something entirely new in the way
Of Fancy B0NNETS that will enable every
lady to be her own milliner. will be ple;sed
to have the Ladies to examine them. witt a
great variety of other notions feeling assured
that they can be suited, both in style and
fancy.
n. B.-A lot of Bonnets at 80 cents apiece
the cheapest Of the season. Don't forget al
A. TATE'S, Penn. avenue, between 10th anG
llth streets. NAV
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II A r z IE D.

On the 10th instant, BY the Rev. J D. Black
well. Mr.. WILLIAM HEIGL and Miss MARY
ID I MPHREl. all Of this city.
On the 18th instant. by the same. Mr.. PAT
RICK HERBERT to Miss MARY MURNS
On the 9TH instant, by the same. Mr. HUGH
l.. REESE to Miss ELIZABETH O'NEALE.
On the 18th of April, by the same, Mr. JOHN
N. FLYNN to Mrs MARGARET O'CONNEL.
On the same day, by the same. Mr.. NICHO-
LAS HAYS to Mrs MARY FITZGERALD. all
Of this city
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a CIR D

10 Ladies and Young n eses of Washington
NTH Your attention is respectfully soli-
HXl cited to the new FANCY SHOE STORE,
on 18th street. three doors from E. in
one of Fowler's new stores The Sub
scrlber has just returned from the North. and
Will open Tomorrow Saturday morning. a
general assortment Of Lades' Misses. and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES. selected with
great care, expressly for this market-tosether
with general assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES usually kept in well-conducted
Shoe Store. Please call and examine for YOUR
selves. J. MILLS. New Store. street.
ap. 29 next to Lammond's Fancy Store
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pr: fsese'. Dyspepsia Cordial.
p Liver being the largest gland in II.
iunsn body. it is more frequently de-
r.a than any other. Then follows DIX.
~, C.o''S5spatfoH. CoLd Feet. ami Las
ofretate-the skin becomes yellow tbs
sF droop, and there is a great aversion to
sY. Regulate the Liver, and you correct
aIese evils The surest prcparations to
tare DIX. ROSES celebrated Po,Irood ~
np.Itons RUS: They carry off the bile,
ION give appetite and strength.
Dyspeps'a Compound should be-takeA
Wy person has been troubled with Dys-
Pd long time. Price so cents but for
GDdbiilous habits, Jaundice, &c, take DR..
ny d''f'- Bilious or Raikroad Pills. as
up anead OF all other Pills in their good
e.f lzs and 3 cents per box For sale
IL be PRINCIPAL Drug Stores
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Superior Jet Black Ink.

nN draft by the quart or gallon.-Those who
~ have tried Wn1hmem's London Ink in bot
ties are invited with the public in general, to
try Mzrsh's Jet Black INK superior to any
thing of the kind for sale here, and sold in
quantities to suit, from half pint to agallon
Come, dip your pen in, and try it before you
buy it. For sale at
WlMER'S Stationery and Fancy Store,
m l4-3t 9Th st one square from Pa. ay
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PREcAUuoN.-Somebody says of Mad
anne De Genlis, that she reproved he libra
rian for placing works, written by male
and female authors, upon the same shelf.
Never do it," she said, without put
ting prayer book between them.
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either wide or narrow Stats, and plain or
fancy trimmings furnished to order Painted
and other WINDOW SHADES put up in the
best style. Hair, Cotton and Shuck MA
TRESSES Pew and other CUSHIONS to
order CORDS, TASSELS, SPLIT BLINDS,
&c, on hand LOUNGES made to order.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended TO
= Oli work rsralrch mfy LIFT
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w W. CAMPBELL has just received, and
w keeps constantly on hand, a full sup
ply of BUILDING MATERIALS at his place
on 'th street. south side of the Canal, viz &C.
ment, Plasttiss Lime, Hair, and Sand. which
Will be sold lsw for cash or to punctual Gus
toners Also. large lot of SCAFFOLD
foLES' some OF them Of extra length
Ii l1-tf
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D IE D.,

On Saturday night, 18th instant, Mrs. MA
RY HAWKE, in the 3tth year of her age
On Saturday, the l4th instant, BENJAMIN
ODEN, infant son of Benjamin Oden and Hell
en- NJ. West, aged year and months.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY E. N. sTRATToN. Auctioneer.

(Soa,tA sfar OF Penn. ay, near 10th street,
VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION FRI
DAY, May Goth, at P NJ. on. the prem.
Uses, shall sell Lot No IS, of the subdivision
Of Lot No. Z. in Square No. SIS, fronting n
feet on IL street north, between 4th and 5th
streets west, with depth Of 100 feet to an sl-
ley.
Terms One-third cash residue in equal
payments AZ six and twelve months with in
tcrest satisfactorily secured. Title indisputa-
BILE. Conveyancing at the expense of the pur-
chaser. m lS-d
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EV ENING STAR.

= The Office OF the Daily Evening STAR
:, Oh the south side Of D street two doors
rsst Of 18th street.
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NOELL & BOYD.
BL1ND.MaKERS AND UPHOLsTERERs.
SOHth siae Pa az. betnreen 9tR ami lOtb c,s

Would inform
the public that
they are prepar-
ed to fill any
orders in their
line. BLINDS
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Second Ward Mr.. EDIToR Please
announce G. J. CANFIELD, asa suitable cam
didate, for the Board of Common Council, at
the ensuing election, and oblige
IN lite A VOTEp
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Ann'cersary Cele5rofioa.-The Ami
versary OF the Sabbath School Union, of
this city, will be celebrated On Monday
next. The procession will be formed in
front OF the Theatre, and march to the
last Capitol Grounds, where the Rev.
MIR. Sunderland and the Rev. Mr. Daslliel
VIII address the assemblage. The Pres
ident and Cabinet have accepted an invi-
tatlon and are expected to be present.
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Civ GOllcctor.-The friends of ROBERT
}. ROCHE, the present incumbent, submit his
name to the favorable consideration of the vo
tiers for reelection to the offee of Collector of
Taxes m le
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E. OWEN & SON.
MERCHANT ThTIORS

IA WERCHANT THTLORS.
HAVEjust opened their Spring and
Summer supply Of GOODS, CONSISTING Of
LII rich assortment OF fine black. bine
and fancy coiored CLOTHS; blue. black ana,
fancy CASSIMERES, with a choice select;o,,
OF !EsIINGS of various styles, to which tbev
invite the attention of their friends and the
public generally 'ne
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