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Coroners, InaueAts.

BuRNrD TO DEATH.-Ann Morrison, . woman Of dissi-
pated habits, who has been frequently in the peniten
tiay. She was reisent of houfe of illfame in Elm
street WI she went to bed Tuesday night she
grossly intoxicated, and LETT her lamp burning her.
By means her clothes became gnited, and the
happy woman was severely burned and she oied shortly
afterwards Coroner ODonnell held inquest Upon her
remains and verdict of death BY burns rendered BY
the jury Deceased native OF Ireland and "a years
of sge.
at the Core nsrs office yesterday that female ho Tsd
In Sixth avenue, near Fifteenth street, had died on
tho 2ls ns tant under suspicious circumstances Her
husband and young woman resident in the hoes
said to be implicated doctor, Who 1t is said had not
the deceased for several weeks preceding her DEATH
gave the certificate upon which she buried. The
matter, it expected will be by the Coroner
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Theatres and Exhibitions.

powRRY IHEATER "a varied and Axoellsnt bill %.
nouDcet at this theatre To- to night Mr.. e Eldy hss
Gertrude Dawes and other fAvores appear Mr. James
DSop has a benefit 10 morrow night, when 'Guy Man
ueiiDs" IS 10 be produced. With all tho music.
BROADWAY THzATkg THE Cataract Of the 9anyesn is
BE- played TO 'yht ard will undoubtedly Attract an.
other crowded house. The public opinion 70 be
that he piece Is wsil cast, well mounted, and we'll done
altogether.
3tRTos's THEATRE A comedy called Masks and
Faces" is to be brought cut to night cast to the
strength Of the Burton company. Mss Q. Mitchell, a
Lonoos actress OF nots is to make her debut at this
bouss and sustain part In the place.
NATIONAL THEATRE-rhe hot Corn crama this after
and in the evening the Uncle Tor play ~ N.
g. l. Aiken. Mr.. ano Mrs Prior little Cortea Howard,
and Hr. j. b Howe, appear in these performances.
WAIiACK's THK> IRE - Hr. BroughAm's comsdy, 1.-THE
Game Of LIE f. TO os played = night with otter in
tresng srtertA inments The present attra actions ut
Wa lacks VIII soon &c Withdrawn to make place for
postl lilies
BAEsux's Musrux.-FrcsYlent dramatic performances
o be given this afternoon ard evening and in ad
dtn TO the very large number OF curiostiss OF all
kinds, the entertainment IL worth . greet deal
than the price Of admission.
TER BROADWAY MUsKUN hESlGxRIx s37 Broa way,
well ordered establish ment. IL IL ooen during the
day and evening, and great deal Of ip,tructon and
Amusement can be obtained in q visit TO IL.
BIrz attrsetng all ages sexes and classes to ssuy.
vesant Institute where he continues his exhibitions
every evening. Go and see him.
TIE 'SyKS NILE MIRROR Ia displayed every night at
No. t63 Broadway. II il cheap stys OF eDjoy ing Ca
madam scenery, ard you not obliged TO wear an
Incis rubber at under the Falls
JULIEN gives concert this evening At metropolitan
Hall. Tn. - mericsnp and Great Exhibition Quat.
rifles included in tie prog amue. This Is tbs last
concert but tso OF the great leader =,
CBf5sYs MssrRgls will the vlsiters at No. 472
Broadway this evening" With their capital dsnsatons Of
negro ltfe Tho programme IN good ous.
Tm vneNIn cuI1os are doing we'll At Woods, No. Az
Broadway The conpsD here play burlsfquss oapitaly
and the entertain eSt Is delightfully."- varied.
BuonEs-This resort is now wsil filled every night
capital things, Read It, and thea start for No. $50
pSsdry,
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not intsrerso As there are many ssAids sstatss Ali
the ahvers have TO DO to land the Africans upon Of
them lei them remain there short time. ANA then re-
them openly TO the properties OF their purchasers
The transfer VIII be legal, and thus the African slave
trade viii flourish 70 extent before heard of.
The English frss,e vesta has paid another visit to
this habor, this week ahs hoissd the Sp .ush dag II
her masthead on the Princess OF Asturias birthday
and saluted II with twsnty one guns 1T noon.
sin yulsr decision has given here by the
highest civil court In the island in the OF Drake
Co. Zapgronsy. The decision amounts TO q dsclArA-
ton that the holder OF bill OF exchange aooepAucs
IL bound to present 1t for payment any place where
acosptor chooses to deposit his money whom he has al
ready presented at the place OF business Of tbs accsp
or where II Was made payable This case has been two
years in litigation.
his existence few days since, With pistol the
"lAdy Of his affections treasd him with less attsn-
ton than she did other swain; whilst another,
aho named Martinez murdered unfortunate woman
named Dolores Iptersni who had refused to marry him
Size had had $4,000 left her BY Q former chers ami
ramed White This amount was the cause Of Martinez
desiring 10 become her husband. He had been An old
lover OF poor Dolores Who psrsstins In etaniug her
liberty and her dollars, had her throat cut by this
monster.
Aws known resieeut Is hear not to bs found ne has
zone 1t il stated to Charleston he obtained prize Of
sundry speculations which have not proved profitable.
told he Ia deeply in debt and Ia to found.
We are promised sn Italian Opera Company next
month, the Max Maretzek company, with Stsffsnone
and Bertucca rs primG donne and Arnold - to-
nor They are not to have the Tacon theatre. Mercy
knows fome rational and edying IL required
in this city We had Mr. Lava'er Lee, his wife and
three Children celebrated equilibnsis at the TAcon
theatre, few ishts since and tbs ordinary company
that has been performing there with excsp
tons, are $ miserable sticks -
Captain General PzuslL is determined to carry matters
with high hand He, I understand. has declared he
will suppress all the journals in the island except the
Gdca Official after LIST January ensuing; for all the pub
lie these papers contain be Is welcome TO do
SO, far ut least concerned suppose the next
step viii be the banshng Of al the correpondsnts OF the
New York and that Of other cities In the United
Statesthst is il he nnd out He may try his spy
system as much as he peases The steamer Isabel ID OH
within an hour SO ust conclude. GUALTERIO
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TelcSraphic Marine Reports.
PHILADELPHIA Dec 3.
Fellowship Wales from Liverpool.
CHARLKsroN, Dec H.
Arrived Goth, brgs Baron Beartine NYork th NAzat-
Ian, dc for Chess peafe Bsy, dismassed.
Also Arivea-Steamships Marion, and Benz Franklin,
York.
NEW ORLEANS Dec IS.
Arrivcd-Ships Hound and Hemisphere New York; bark
Sarah Park Bangor brig GrAmpus, Boston, sohr Stephen
Tabor, NYork
Doe %.
ArrivedBaYks Tyrin CHAM NYork Aexina Philadelphia;
briggs Russian New York; May Queen, and Atlantic Phia
delphiA.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, Decemssr as, 1853.

CLEARED.
Steamship Alabama Sohenok, Savannah, s Mitchill.
Steamship Union, Adams Charleston 5pofors Teston
Co.
ship Antarctic, stouGr, Liverpool, zerega 4 10.
ship Albion Br) Barclay Glasgow, Gillespie, DeaA Co.
Ship Charlotte keee, Elwell, Hayre, J Elwell Co.
Ship Gutenberg (Ham Wiser, ham burg Schmidt Bal
chen.
Bark Asia OBJ, Cochran Glasgow Il D. DeWolf
Brig Mar haitian new) Leland, Kinsston Peters.
Brig Bonita Storer, San Juan. Mic, Freeman Go.
Brig Tayernier Saunders st Marks &c, Brodie Pettes
Brig Csrlspu, Ames WilmD gton, ii ID Brnofman Co.
schr Olive Branch. Ireland Turbo, No, Underwood
sckr l. Sturres Farchnd, Wilmington, Blossom Go.
sohr A Hestop, Tsrrey, Richmond, ii Picisen.
scbr Frank, MMsth Norfolk, sturges Chairman CO.
St. Locust Poin Lsyheld baltimore, Parker Vein
Coal Company. -
ARRIVED
Ship Yorktown pkr Meyer london, and Portsmouth Nov
49, With dse And 800 passenger " 0rinne Mntrrn Co.
Nov 18 lat 40 TO- D. passed ship KahaS henas
dom loth Jshn st.sshgr Third mate fs oysshes5d AID
Of Liverpool, bound T. 18th lat ~ 2 Ion 30 exsnangsd
signals with ship Albers 0aatin henoe for Lysrps h
lat IS Ion 40 30 close 10 the briganN
Of about 40 painted blsct with whits ribbon round
hss ha4 lost fsdd fessnAt below NE M sAd naAnAss
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jersey CITY New,

FIRE "A dwelling he CaI emont, ten miles from
Jersey City ferry, and longing to Mr.. E. c. Bramhall
was destroyed by ere Saturday last at O'Clock. II
uneceup Pied and FIRE made in the back Kitchen
for use, fro which 1t probably communicated Mr.
o. resides in another hou short distance from where
this building stood. II insured In the Merchants
Company Of this city, for 800. Loss about 81 500
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about % sst above the dock doatsd ght hull and bal
warks In gsed sonditioA had been abandoned but

about deck doAtsd light; her hull and bal
varks In Gsed condition; had been absndonsl but
short timt.
sehr Rachel Jane SINNERS Washington, 4dayL
sehr W Brown. uulse, WilninEton. days.
eofr Sanders, Horton, Geo rgstown, DAYS
schr selah Strong Lynch Gsorge,e~A, days.
Sehr Minnesota, Baker Richmond, days
eohr WIN Lopez Lake Alexnndria, 8 days. Dee II IAN,
OF squsn, in sudden sguai. VA, knocked down her
beanend but rghted with cenderabls cabin.
sohr Robert Kemp, Piinceasld Baltimore, 10 dASE
cohr Caroline Hall, Rogers Baltimore, 4 days.
Schr l. Kelley, Jordan, Calais, IL days.
BELOW.
Bark Eagle from Bristol T. with railroad iron 10
Meyer.
Steamships Asia Liverpool Alabama, Savannah; Union
Charleston.
Wind at sunset, NE
[DY SANDY Hook MAGNETIC rELssRAPn.l
The HIGHLANps, Dee 28-Sundown.
One ship and brig anchor In the bay Two brigs
south If The Highlands bound in.
Wind light from W. Weather feggy.
Memoranda.
anld " sunAiau Maat
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PHILADELPHIA Bec 28-4 PM
Arrived-Ships Wales Lombard Liverpool; Tropo Bird
Fonlie, Turks 1laId s bark JspOncs, Power, Havana
misunderstanding Keystone State, Hardie. savannah
brig 1ay Clark, New Oleans Era Chan berxin, Bos
ton; Curtis, ksey, New Haven; Ailville, AGrekor
Portland.
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Telcgraphic Marine Reports.

Wrecklng schr ReAmpago sold by auction OF Key Yves
18th inst, 10 Bovine x Curry for 81, 6l6
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GREAT EL0eD PrRtFIERm

tbs rs 40 (afock MeGfcIs3e, 6at Compounded
C1' q hfg"far PhTSfcaan Of Thirty Yec-.'
Practice IA Fht(udeiyhla, Tie teyt SCI
SaYHs7'9a Cu17ron1d ~ the E-Q7lG
DR. 7. :. ROSES celebrated Compound
~ Fluid Extract C FRESH HONDURAS
SARSAPARILA. Prepared b. him criy, al
lis Laboratory.
Quart bottles. 81. Small bottles, 30 cents.
Warranted free from Mercury As q Spring
and Sumner Medicine. for purifying the
Blood, it has no equal
This Compound is made by chcrica! PRO-
cess: without exposure to the cir, and there
fore contains all the virtne Of the truly vaiu-
able root. Hon6uras S&rs1parils, combined
with other Ingredients, % rerder It efcac;ous.
in purifying and enriching the blood. ard to
cure sill Skin Eruptions snd Skin Diseases,
Scrotulous Sores. ard their bad effects on the
Constitution. DTopsicnl Swellings, Rheuma-
tism from Mercury. Bilos, Old Sores, Kidney
ard Bladder Affections, cleansing the system
Of mercury, and raising up weak and broken
down constitution from any cause.
In short. this carefully made preparation Of
Sarsaparilla will do all that can be done BIZ
any compound Of the root Sarsaparilla, as the
thousands who have used it will testify. i is
also pleasant purifying beverage, cnlivening
tho spirits, giving appetite md tonc to tho
stomach, and as drink with q little cool
water, mineral or soda water,) will be found
superior to all others.
Females who have used this compound, from
being delicate, weak and pale, soon become
robust, and have fine color. II possesses
great ipvigoratiee properties.
Sold by all the Druggists in Washington.
Georgetown, and Alexandria.
June 6-itf
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DIR. J. s. ROSES

CRFiTPAIN CURER The wonder of tbe
VI e.! All Pain cured like Magic This
wore erfui preparation is used internally and
ex ernal :, giving immediate relief for all
boclIy pains
Il 4sed according to directions, il not ONLY
relieves all pain, bat il cures il usually on the
first application. Il nay be relied uron fo-
curing and giving alrlos. instant relief. as
thousands who have uFei IL can testifv. 70
Rheumatisr. Ague, Sudden Colds, Cholera
D7sen.ery. Cholera No-bus. Fleurisy. Far
ache, Tooth Ache, Cholic, and ali paias in the
Stomach or Bowels. Head Ache. Pains in the
Womb. Pains in the Limbs. Joints, Back
Spire Diseases, Lunbego. ScsId.. Purns. Chill
hlains. sprains, Bruises, Pimples, and all
Chronic Eruntions.
If yo1 wish 10 DO relieved from ALL PAIN
use Dr.. Roses PAIN cURER.
II you desire TO be cured Of ALL DIS.
EASES, take hiscSsraily Medicines.
Price l2:, Is and saelcts Ter bot.;o
ct Re hid At anAfte resrec.ah1e o-,-
atores IN "ashingto-. araH.or-e.csr. r. &c
"''' = ''1''''T'l' ~ fsl Is
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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.

INTEND commencing to reduce my stock
l. OF beautiful Summer Goods. Ladies who
are preparing 70 leave the city will find it to
their Interest to cali and examine my assert
ment, consisting Of
Straw and Gimp Bonnet.
Bennct, Neck. and Sash Ribands
Bonnet Flowers, Wrsaths, Roses, De.
Falencis, Thread, ard other Laces
Embroidered Pointed Collars
Ditto Chcmisets
Ditto Sleeves and Cuffs
Lace Sleeves and Collars
Linen and Lawn embroidered Haudksr
chiefs
Muslin embroidered Cars
Ditto Insertipgs and Edgings
Cambria do do
Muslin and Cambria Flouncings
Also, n beautiful assortment of Dress Caps
Children's promenade Caps, Rosettcs
kosette head dresses for dinner and even.
lngs. A. TATE,
Fenna. ave, between 10th and 18th sts
nay 26-eod 2w
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Liverpool, breach ofpeace: security. j.
Herbert, malicious mischief: dismissed.
j. Miles, do. II. Morrison, shooting his
wife and c. Hester; Jail. Charles Will
Hams, assault and battery; cases, ruled
for trial. A. Herbert, casa Oh old judy
men; jail. James Johnson, do. F. Mel
son, out after hours fine and cost. J.
Lewis, do. Mr.. Burly, drunk: work
house 60 days. Ann McCarty, breach of
peace; security.
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CARRIERS

VEGETABLE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THIS superior medicine is now, for the frs.
L. time. introduced TO the public, and all L
ask Of them is 10 GIVE IT A TRIAL, feeling con-
fident, from what [ have seen n1yself, that il
is the best medicine ever presented TO the
Community. Already large number of GER
uicates have been sent 10 ne, giving an &C
count Of the surprising cures il has made and
which will be published shortly
For the cure of NtURALGIA, RuEuwa1rsy
CorGUs and COLDS, FEyrR and AGUE, DYs
PERSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, PAINTERS CHoLIc.
Bruises and SORES, KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
and the ASIATIc CHOLERA. it has DO equal.
This medicine is put up in neet bottles with
circular with directions accompanying each
bottle. Price l23, 182,e5 and so cents.
For sale bv Jas. Ii. Stone. corner 7th and 7
sts. ". T. Evans, corner 9TH ard II SITS. II
II. Mcnhorson. Capitol He'll. T. S. Walsh
Navy Yard. VIM. y. CIarF, corner 18th and
3 ats. Q. N. Linihicum. High st, George
town. g. ". Garner. Oh st. near avenue
CLARKE 4 Bowling, eth ST.. bet D and Z. Island
D. B. Clarke, cor. lth ST md Nd av, Island
and by Druggists snd Grocer. generally
throughout the District All orders address
ed TO me, postpaid Washington. D c.. will
receive prompt attention
G. /. G1LLCHREST,
|N"" - General Aren't
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN & SCOTT. Auetioneers.


TIRUSTEE:S SALE Of VALUABLE M
Il PROVED PROPERTY in the NORTH
EilN L1BERT1ES.-By virtue Of decd of
trust. duly recorded, the subscriber will cfIer
for sale, AZ public auction. on the premises
Monday. the 18th Of June. al clock D. IN .
all his right and title under said deed in and
to that valuable part of Lot No ., Square
527. with the improvements. which arc
good three story Brick Building and Out
houses, and situated 1T the corner Of 4th md
| streets. containing 1888 square feet.
Terms easy and made known at sale. Con-
veyancing ct cost of purchaser. if terms are
not complied with in three days from day Of
sale. ,jN0. c. BRENT. Trustee
GREEN 4 SGUTT Auc,;rS.
may 2J-3tqw6ds
~ The above fsafe as postponed ,1D-
I'll Monday, 20,h June. same hour
.JNO. c. BRENT. Trustee
GREEN & SCOTT, Auct'rs
iuup 13-%.ayGJs
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EVEN. sTRsTc,oN. Auctionse-

(S0nth Sadr OF Penn. r.. ?!cGr 1871 strsFt)
TNIFTEEN SUPERIOR MICH COWS AND
l. one FLOODED BULL AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, June 18th. OF 9
o'clock, at the Centre Market. corner OF 9th
street, I shalt sell the entire dairy stock of H.
A. Willard, CSC, consisting Of fifteen very
choice cows, anG one bloodcd bull, selected
with Great care. expressly for private use.
They Will be sold without reserve. rs Mr..
Willard Is about closing bis hotel for the pur-
pose O. making alterations and repairs, and
has no immediate use for the same
Farmers, ard others DESTROYS of securin 9
superior stock, will do well 20 attend the above
sale
Terms: So, cash: orer 225. thirty and sixty
days tor notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
interest. June I'D
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corps SALOON

TIVE PISTOL GALLERY is in excellent or
J. der, having been newly arranged and f.
ted M. Tho BOWLING SALOON also. Every
article required to give satisfnction to persons
tond Of bowling o. shooting kept constantly az
hand As usual, MEALS viii be fr-nisied
when called for, a. any hour n 2l-2w
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DR. J. 5. ROSES NERVOUS AND INVIG
GRATING CORDIAL


Tic Cyratcst Ilsc0uery liz lfedacat Science
TUE thousands who ere suffering with any
L Nervous ArFECTIoHs. will find immedi-
ate relief in using this wonderful CoRpIAL.-
It cures Neuralgia. Heart Disease, Palrita-
ton Heartburn, Nervous Eead-Ache Tremor
Of the Muscles Or Flesh, Wal5e:ulress. and al
restlessness Of the mind or body; whether
worn down BY care, labor, or study
This truly wonderful Medicine. from It's re-
crliar happy effect IN allaying the most VIC
lent Nervous Affections, and completely Grad
icating them from the system. may Justly be
termed the grandest discovery in the science
of Medicine. Il subdues and averts all those
Nervous Diseases. over which the most pro-
found medical skill has hitherto had no con-
troll. L is a grand restorer in building up a
weak constitution, already worn down by dis.
ease and debilitated by other medicine; its
irvieorating properties act like charm. and
its beneficial effects are almost miraculous
The weak. the nervous, aud those suffering
with constant pains and uneasiness. are frc-
quentlF cured by using single bottle
Price 90 cents. and to be had ct all the re-
spectacle Drug Stores in Washington. George
town, D. c.. and Alexandria, Va. feb 25-
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FTTE 1; . ~

To SAILORS MARINES, OFFICERS. DC
i Those who served IN the Pacific Ocean, or
tlls coast Of California, ard Mexico, during
1888 NJ to 1852, and also those of tire late
Arctic Ezredition in search Of Sir John Frank
lin. will have their claims attended 20 At g
reasonable co-anissior. By directing, post
paid, to us. Agents abroad nay also find Us
OF use 70 them. Advances made.
Claims o. al kinds will receive our enerset-
attention 81 he-etnfora
IL0TD Z CO,
'T-c . - General Claim AGENT
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CEILLs AND FEVFRS.
TT is seldom we see q radical cure

| I Is S9Idom We sec radlc1I cure IN lever
J. and ague, under the common treatment
Of quinne, arsenic. and patent medicines so
highly extolled by physicians. There are oh
lcctions to the general use Of ouinine, as some
has been found TO contain arsenic, and the
use Of it has been followed by swelling Of the
face, spleen, liver, &c. Another objection is,
the disease is very lab to recur, upon slight
exposure or fatigue. The patient will find a
permanent cufe. or the money refunded, at
the German Medical Office of Doctors BROTH
Frs GRAY. opposite the Smithsonian H.
stitution. Island. NAV 21--eo2w%
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Warrington sind AIexnndria Beat.

-lE7'>7 >, TIE fne. fast. and conlmod;ous
So ST. -: steamer UNION Ieaves st the
following h urs:
Leave Alexandria ct :, g. II, =, ., g., and
G; o'clock.
Leave Washington at s. 10, IL, p, q. So, and
o'clock.
This Boat hes superior accommodations for
the conveyance Of vehicles OF al KINDS without
the trouble or difficulty Of taking GU: tie
horses.
Coaches for TIE conveyance Of passengers
connect with the Boat a. each erd of the line.
may 8. ROLLINS. Captain
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WANTS.

NANTED-An Industrious Intelligent and
w active LAD, to attend in Periodical
aud Book store. 1t is Indispensable that he
should be of good character, and willing to
feel an interest in, and perform promptly any
Of the duties connected with the business
Apply at BAKERS Agency Oaice.
near corner Eth st. and Maryland ave
10 I.J-tf
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NOW IS TIE TIME,

lust EECElNED-a suprior lot ofBCTT0N
- CATERS. kid tons. for Gentlemen Also
the Imitation BUTTON CATERS. with kid
tops. Together with every style of SHOES
fof Gcntlemens,. Youths, Servants and Chill
drens' woar, all of which will bs sold low at
MILLS New Store.
EAs5 side 18th ST, bet D and Z.
may 26-1w TNeys1
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FACTORY HANDS WANTED. -Wart at
Il the Phoenix Cotton Factory, - miles
from Baltimore, on the Susquehanna Rail
road. WRAPPERS. SPINNERS. NEAFERS
and CARDERS to all Of whom the hi CHEST
wages will be given. Apply to SLOTHOWER
MATTHEW'S, & CO. Nc 213 Baltimore street
Baltimore or to the Manager, CHARLES Nc
kENLlE. at the Mill. June l6-St
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TNEACHER WANTED. -The Trustees Of
i School. District No. I. Prince Georges
county, wish to employ suitable and expert
enced person to take charge OF the school in
SAID district The applicant must be quail
fed to teach the usual branches OF an English
education. and be OF good moral character
Salary $500. Address post paid the ''I'r1,s-
Prince Grorge's County, 4Nd."
June l6--4t
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ctTONE MASONS. -Wante several good
- STONE MASONS, to whom the highest
rates will be paid, Apply at the New Build
ing at the 9Th mile stone near Baltimore. on
the York road to JOHN WJSNER. Also,
several good LABOREnS irpe I6-6t
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3EDBUGs. ANTS, AND REACHES.
WUERE THE ENGLISH EERMIN-DES-
w TR0IER is freely applied, these verm;n
will positively net trouble your chambers,
closets, or kitchens you may depend upon il
and those who have not tried il will undergo
the disagrecahle necessity Of harboring the
aa,gratorg pests from the honscs If their.
7e@gh1ors who await themselves Of its benefits
Give it trial. For sale only at WIMER;S 5,
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