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The present Administration will have the credit
Of doing much for the improvement and embellish-
ment of the Federal city. Besides finishing the
Capitol and the Patent Office, they will undoubt-
eddy propose, and carry through, the necessary
measures for the completion of the Treasury build
ing, and the erection of suitable edices of the
class for all the other Departments of the Execu-
tive Government. While the treasury is overflow.
ing with money, and gold is pouring into the
country from 30 many sources, and in full and
rapid streams, the Government should provide for
the execution of these great and necessary works
T"Ton," of Baltimore Sun
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MARRIED,

In Philadelphia on the 1lth instant, by the Rev.
DR.. J. C. CLAY, Mr.. WILLIAM BLANCHARD,
of Washington, to Miss ELLA VIRGINIA EN-
MONS, of Philadelphia.
On the Sth instant, by the Rev. Mr.. ALIe, Mr..
COLUMBUS HALL to Miss MARY F. BAILEY,
all of this city.
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FRon PonTo CABELLo.-By the schooner Mari
Wise, Captain Crockett, from Porto Cabello, W,
have advices from that place to the 9th ultimo
The yellow fever had entirely disappeared Tn,
coffee and cocoa crop would, it is said, be YER,
short. A number of French and Spanish vessel q
which bad been waiting for the crop for some fou
or five months, bad sailed eventually, some in bal
last and some with half cargoes.
nv. Y. Courier and Enquirer, 18th
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The SQUADRON ON THE AFRICAN SrArIos.-We
informed that the United States steamer Vx-
en- now at the Brooklyn navy yard, will sail in a
short time for the coast of Africa, and that any
person wishing to send letters papers to their
frieuds or relatives that station, can do 80 by
forwarding them to the Naval Lyceum, navy yard,
Nnx York
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THELArE CATAsrRoPHEA AT NoswALK.-Tucker
the engineer, bailed on Friday last, in the
sum Of 8 200, some of the officers of the New
Haven company being his bondsmen. He suffers
still very severely from his injuries. As soon as
he can bear it he is TO go to his residence in New
Haven. The conductor goes out doors, but is still
very and lame. The engine, raised on Thurs
day, was found TO have been reversed before its
fatal plum &c into the water N. Y. Erpress, 10th
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The CHINESE RrBELuos.-The Friend of China
urges that it is for the interest of European pow ers
to come TO the rescue of the Emperor. 1t ia urged
that were the present dynasty subverted, and a
state OF anarchy 10 eusue the preservation of quiet
her frontier would give Russia plausible grounds
for interference, If not for annexation. Forty thou
sand Russian troops could probably hold China
proper more easily than the same number of En-
glish hold Hndostan- The London. Times thinks
no European Intervention is desirable to maintain
the Emperor, ipasmuch no change of dynasty
at Nankin could affect the commercial relations OF
Chin, and Europe. The political design of the
rebellion is involved in obscurity. The dethrone-
ment of the reignng Emperor, however, ia now
the avowed object. He belongs to the Mantchoo
Tartan dynasty, which subdued the Chinese two
hundred years ago, and has held the throne ever
since. Some pretonder-who or what he is does
not appears among the insurgents, and be is &c
be made king, not emperor, in case of success.
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NAvAL-Tbe United States brig Porpose, Lieu
tenant Commanding A. b. Davis, arrived here on
Saturday. She 10 attached to the exploring expe-
ditiop, and the following are her officers:
" Lieutenant Commanding, Alonxo b. Davis, Act
ing Lieutenants. Francis A. Roe, William Kelley,
william Van Wyck; Acting Master, E. o. Carnes;
Assistant Surgeon, J. H Stewart; Assistant
Drsughtsman, A. E. Hartman.
-,-- - INorfoK Beacon I6k
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Hon. l.. NJ. KkITr has been elected to Congress
from the seventh district of South Carolina, by
majority of four five hundred votes over w. A.
Owens The district lately represented by
the Hon. w M. F. Colcock, mo elected, but
resigned to accept the office of Collector the port
of Charleston.
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THs Bopy OF A DsowsEp MAN, name unknown,
found on the fishing shore at Glymont, in
Cha rles county, Maryland, below this place. on
the 10th instant. There was on his person when
found about SIT 62i, knife, flask, &c
IAlerandria Gdxtus.
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Back MAKISG.-The company in Somerville,
who have introduced the new process of manufac-
turing bricks by machinery from dry clay, without
sand and without water, have erected new build.
ing preparatory to the recommepcement of Toe
manufacture, in place of one Of wood, which was a
short time ago destroyed by ncendiary. The
new building ia constructed of bricks of the com
pany's own manufacture, and it affords in the
front, in which alone the choiSe bricks are used,
fine specimen of the beauty of the material.
The introduction of these bricks from their re
markable smoothness, regularity, and solidty,
promises to produce marked improvement in the
style of building in this vicinity. They have II
the uniformity and beauty of the beet Philadelphia
and Baltimore bricks, with greater solidity and
strength.-Boston Adcertissr. 10Th.
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Correspondence of the Bal,imOrs Patriot.

W AsHINuIONp Way TO, 1908
VIM. f. Trsscott, late Secretary Of Legation TO
England, has returned having resigned his posi-
tion His resignation has surprised many Of hi,
friends as il is believed that be would have been
retained by the present Administration. both on
account of his peculiar fitness for the Office, and
his not being opposed to them political grounds.
be was spoken of quite prominently for the posi-
uJn of Assistant Secretary of State; and bad he
been in the country at the time of the appointment
Of this officer, be would undoubtedly have been
selected. Mr.. t. is a gentleman Of fine literary
attainments, and good dirlomstist. 1t will be
rscollected that he wrote work entitled the Di-
Pomacy of the Revolution; and on his return home
it is Dis intention, understand, to write work
on the Diplomacy of the last War. w.
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THE REPU BLTC.
BALTIMORE Correspondence.
Inc Sunday Msrder-Asrest Of tie Perpetyators-
Srau6ories-Ns,o Hotel HoieJ- Office setking =

The Sunday Mrder-Arress Of tie Prpetyators-
Sran1eTrEs-NssO Hotel HotsI- Office seekisg =
I The Mavksts. t,-l~- = - -
' ysta sa Of BALTIMORE, May II, 1853.
Six OF the gang Of rowdies concerned in the
brutal assault and murder of John Kreninger have
been arrested and committed to Jail for trial.
They are John Wingane. Henry Wingane, Rob.
Dales, Robert Waltemere. John Canew, and Viii
liam Collins. Nothing but the gallows can check
these wanton and unprovoked murders, and the
course OF Governor Lowe; in refusing to change the
sentence Of Common. now waiting execution for the
murder OF Captain Hutchinson, meets with general
approval.
Strawberries are commencing 10 make their ap-
pearance IN the Baltimore market, and comma nd
so cents quart.
The project of building a new mammoth hotel
the corner Of Baltimore and Calvert street,
within stone throw of Barnum's, has, it is said,
fallen through A new company has conse quently
been formed, who propose to take the old Congress
Hall property, bounded by Baltimore, Sharp, Ger
man, and Liberty streets, which has already been
secured. .Ht
There were but So dea tbs in the city of Baltimore
last week, which is al unprec edentedly small mum
Der tor population of nearly 200 900. or these II
were by consumption, and 80 under five years of
age.
Collector Thomas is still holding back his ap.
pointments, much to the qualification of the Wing
office and the torment of the many hun.
dred expectants Office seeking Is beginning 10
be regarded as bad business.
Sa!ss at the Baltimore Stock Board, Mau IT,
200 Baltimore 6's, 1890 Northumberland los
500 Bait. and Ohio Railroad R,nda 1880 OF
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THE SUBSCRlBER, LATE AND FOR
i many years Chief Clerk in the Office of the
Register Of thu Treasury, will be pleased to trans
act any business 10 which his friends may require
his attention
May 4-dlw&wtf MICH'L NOURSE.
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arrest of q Murderer.

PITTsBuaGH, May l7.-Landparter who lately
murdered Ferguson, police officer of this city,
was yesterday arrested at Buffalo, and is on
his way to Butler, the scene of the murder, where
he will be tried.
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Death ITarr1ni SIGNED


PHILApKLPHIA, May T.-Governor Bigler has
signed the death warrants of Capie apd Emos, the
murderers of Sohoon. The 18th of August is fixed
"a the day of execution.
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THE BUFFALO AccIDEEr.-Six persons were
killed by the falling of the building in Buffalo the
other day-not so many at frat reported
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Sir EDWARD BuLwER LINTON is said TO be con-
vert to the belief in spirt-raPpings.
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90 THIRD WARD.--Chas. p. Wan4all,
esq our former representative. will be supported
for the Common Council at the ensuing election
in June next, by MANY VOTERS.
No.
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*Williams's Middle King aon, vol. l. , p. l2l.

The NEW SLAVE Trade oE GREAr BaIrAIS.-
While Mrs. Stowe in Great Britain ia receiving
ovations and penny subscriptions des gned to mark
the condemnation Of Great Britain for American
slavery, and its reverence for slavsrys great illus
TRAITOR we learn from the Liberia apers of the I'd
of March some news with reference to reat Brit
ain and slavery which would not harmonizs very
we'll if appended to the congratulatory addresses
Mrs Stove. The nature of the intelligence to
which refer may be gathered from the follow
ing proclamation Of the President of the Liberian
Republic:
ProclGmS tion.-Whsreas Messrs. Hyde, Hodge
Co, of London, contractors with her Britannia
Malesty's government to fur nsh lsborers from the
African coast for the West Indies have sent some
OF their ships to the coast of the republic, Offering
an advance OF ten dollars for every person who
/ may be induced to emigrate; and whereas the ex-
tnction of the slave trade has left large numbers
OF predial and other aborers in the possession of
the chiefs and principal men of the country, while
the offer of ten dollars each il nearly equivalent
| the amount formerly paid for slaves during the
prevalence of the slave trade, and which operated
mainly in prod ucing and sustaining the wars by
| which the country was distracted; and whereas
certain refractory chiefs reported to have en-
! gnged with the agents of said company to furnish
| a number OF laborers, and are further known to
have IN concealment near Grand Cape Mount a
number Of the unhappy victims of their predato Tory
| excursions; and whereas complaint has been made
to the government that persons held to be sent
of without their voluntary consent or the consent
of their natural guardians; therefore to prevent the
abuses and evils which might otherwise result from
the enterprise.
! Be it known by this proclamation, to all whom
il may concern, that the law regulating passports
must be strictly observed; that vessels carrying
/ intending to carry away emigrants must come to
this port with their emigrant on board, to obtain
passports, in order that an opportunity may be
presented to the government TO ascertain whether
the emi grafton be free constrained. Every vio-
ation OF the law passports will be visited
with the utmost penalty of the law in that case
made and provided.
Done at Monrovla, this tweniy sixth day of Feb
ruary, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and hfty-three, and of the republic the
fifth. It's J. j. ROBERTS.
BY the President:
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f1z-Those who wish DaSuerreotypes taken
in the highest perfection Of the art, will Gallon Mr.
WHITEHURsr, near Four and half street, on
Pennsylvania avenue, he being the recipient of
the highest premium ava rded to Daguerreoty pists
at the late Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics In
stitute. Mar rs
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may lo-dtd
BY BARNARD &. BUCKLEY, Georgetown
.CATALoGU E SALE OF ELEGANT CARVED
~ and Inlaid Rosewood, Mahogany Satinwood,
and Ebony Furniture, Persian and Turkish Car.
pets, rich Glassware, Platedware, China Orna-
ments, &c.-On Friday, the Goth instant, at 10
Belgian Minister, on the Heights of Georgetown,
all of bis elegant French polished Furniture made
to order expressly for his use by valiant and LIE
Page, the two most celebrated manufacturers in
Europe. We name in part
Splendid carved Rosewood Sofas
Elegant do do Chairs
Do do do Arm Chairs
Do Rosewood Boudoir Piano, by Burden
and Company
Do carved antique Chairs. by Malfait
1,y Do Ebony inlaid Centre Tables
Rosewood Tete tete Chairs.
Ebony Liquor Case, richly inlaid aa
Rich inlaid Satinwood Jardineries
Inlaid and carved Rosewood Fire Screens
Rosewood and plush Arm Chairs style COM
Portable 1na
Rich Turkey and Persian Carpets
Superior Mahogany Tables, Dining and Side do
Rich carved and Gothic Bookcases
Do antique chairs
Bronze and Ormolu Lamps and Candelabras
Splendid Oil Paintings, best masters ia
Rich cut Crystalware, as Goblets, Wines, Cham
pagnes. Float, Fruit, and Preserve Dishes,
Decanters, &c
Heavy triple, plated Tea and Coffee Sets
Do do Dinner service, I65 pieces
CnIna Dinhef ana lea Sets, Knives and Forks
Elegant Mahogany wardrobes. French locks
Superior do Night and Washstands
. Bureaus. Bedsteads, Tables, Mattresses
BEDDING, Bath Tubs, Chamber Sets, &c.
With all the Kitchen Coppers, Stove, Tins, Iron,
and WOODWARD Nouds, sc.
Sixty cases of the best Wines, selected in Eu.
rope; such are difficult to obtain
Also, two Carriages. superior Match Horses.
Garden, and Agricultural Tools, with great
variety not mentioned here.
Washington city purchasers can obtain cata.
logues by calling on J c. Mcclure, eeq. 81
Terms at sale. BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
May Its Auctioneers
P. s. Persons not attending sale can have their
orders attended to On application to the subscrib.
ers. BARNARD BUCKLEY.
BY e. N. sTRATToN. Auetioneer,
(SouM side Pennsyiuania aoerue, near 10Th street
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE
s FIRST WARD. -
ON SATURDAY. May 81, at o'clock, D. m,
~ on the premises, l shall sen part of Lots No.
and 3, OF Davidson's subdivision of square No 1871
fronting e feet inches on street north, be
tween nth and 18th streets west, opposite the
residence of the Hon. Hamilton Fish. and in the
immediate neighborhood of Lafayette Square, a
most desirable and fashionable location for fret
class mansion. 5s
TERMS: One-third cash. residue in install
factoriiy secured. Conveyancing at the expense
OF the purchaser. Title indisputabe.
May lid
GILAs H. HILL, Attorney at Law.-Ohce,
~ corner of and Sixth streets. Entrance on
Sixth street May 9-eod2m
r IsT OF PATENTS FROM 1890 TO is49, FOR
IL inventions and designs, issued oy the oniteo
st.ie with the pa'eVns 1ce an o valuable
IVY 'op''' ~ TAYLOR & MAURY,
Anril % Booksellers, near 9Th street.
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Ntm pOrk 1sptrtiss,nents.

THE LARGEST
SILK, RIBBON, AND TRIMMINc HORSE
I -H ~ -A IN NEW YORK
st3 THOMAS Ct. STEARNs
Importer and Jobber of
silks, millinery, and Fancy Goods.t
1862 Byoadscay, Nesc PORK
LAS now in store and is daily receiving ana
sortment of goods in his line, embracing all the
various styles and designs consisting OF Black and
Fancy Silks. Marcelines, FIorences, Shavis.
Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, TafIeta and Satin
and English Grapes, Grape Lisses, Silk Cravats,
Embroideries, Gloves of all kinds Silk Lace Mits.
bareges Laces, White Goods, Hosiery, L. C. Hand
kerchies, &c. The undersigned invites the atten-
tlon OF the trade and his friends generally. Great
Inducements offered to cash and short tame buyers
THOS. G. STEARNS, 1872 Broadway,
between Liberty ct. and Maiden Lane,N NY.
Dec 25-ly
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Rs- SECOND WARD.-William Dougher-
ty is recommended as a suitable candidate to re-
present the Second Ward in the Common Council.
May 17-6t MANY VOTERS.
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{R5-THIRD WARD.-R. II. Laskey ia a cam
didate for the board of Common Council for the
Third Ward. May Is
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The meaning TO be derived from the above doeu-
ment is simply that Great Britain is engaged in a
new kind of slave trade; the new feature being,
that the flesh and blood which she buys for the
West Indies she calls cmigrants and appren-
tees, instead of the old and Legitimate term of
saves-Netc York Courier and Enquirer.
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Ds-THIRD WARD.-Thomas G. Connolly
will be supported for Common Council by
MAY Is MANY VOTERS.
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AVENUE HOUSE.

AVENUE HOUSE,
GEORGE FRENCH & CO.,
Late of French's Hotel, Norfolk
THIS HOTEL, just finished at great expense, is
i furnished throughout in the latest and best
style. The rooms large and airy. and every
attention will be paid to the comfort of their
guests.
Families wishing board can be accommodated
at reasonable rates.
The charge for meal borders will be four dol
lars per week. April IL
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nANIEL FRENCH late of Norfolk, has te ken
IL the Irving Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
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May lU-TTi- W.T.
VyOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA=
Il TION.-Rooms Fotclers' Building, Seventh
street, belor e, near the General Post ORce.-The
Library and Reading Rooms open every Day
Sunday excepted,) between the hours of three
and ten .. m. The best religious newspapers and
the standard reviews and ma gsznes of this couI-
try and Great Britain are regularly received
Citizens and strangers will be cordially well
coined.
By Order of the Association.
Mar 4-eOtf
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CHOCOLATE. COCOA, AND BRoMA.

w BAKER & CO.'S American and Vanilla
w Premium Chocolates, Cocoa, and Bromas
to which first premiums have been awarded by the
chief Institutes and Fairs of the Union, arc iol
safe bv ali the principal Grocers in the United
States, and by their agents: g
RussrY & MURRAY, New YORK.; 6aAsT
TwsLLs, Philadelphia; THOMAS s. ': baus os,,
90 n Howell, Georgetown, d. c.
a"u - - ~ WALTER BAKER & CO.,
.;sdIv Dorchester, Macs
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n j. STEERS NEW GOODS FOR GEM
L TLEMEN.--I have just received another sup
ply of elegant goods for gentlemen, making my
stock at the present time very complete. Those
who are about to supply themselves with clothing
for the present and approaching warm weather
should by all means see my goods before they pur-
chase else where. May l8-iftf
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CENTL Il NJ MS NEW FURNISHING
VI SrORE.-I have this. day opened a new and
beautiful assortment of Furnishing Goods, COM
prising all styles of fine Dress shirts Gauge,
Hosiery, Gloves, Stocks, Ties, Crayats, Scarfs,
suspenders, Handkerchiefs, French Smoking
Suits, Morning Robes, Canes and Umbrellas. &C.
Shirts manufactured to order at this establishment
in pattern style, and quality which cannot be
passed. Shirts made to order at the shortest no.
iice.
Gentlemen in want of the above articles would
do we'll to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. ~.
HOPKINS,
One door from 9th street, Penn. avenue,
between Browns and National Hotel.
May l0-3taw3w tUnlonJ
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IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN.-B Being
| aware that there thousands of young men
out of employment, who would desire to enter
some light and lucrative business, offer for sale
upwards OF thirty different Receipts, many of
which have been sold the past year for five dollars
piece, and the whole comprising 30 many diff
ferent ways to make money. In the sale Of one
of the articles alone, have known young men the
past year to make from five to twelve dollars per
day; and in the manufacture aud sale Of any one
Of the articles no young man of energy and ability
can fail to make money.
Address Z. BowMAN, Boston, Mass, enclosing
one dollar. and the whole number Of receipts will
be forwarded by mail. No letter taken from the
Office unless prepaid,
April 29-1sw4w
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ExcURsloN TO PHILADELPHIA They who desire
to Welt Philadelphia will shortly have opportu-
nifty to do SO, for six dollars the round trip; Mr.
Perham, the proprietor of the "Gift" enterprise
having arranged for passengers to leave Washing.
ton on Tuesday and Wednesday the Oath and 25th
instant, returning on the ensuing Friday and Sat-
urday.
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GILAs H. HILL, Attorney at Law.-Ohce,
Sixth street May 9-eod2m
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The GARDNER CAsE.-In the criminal court,
yesterday, the prosecution opened their address to
the jury, Mr.. Fendall taking the lead. After his
| exordium, he proposed to show that if any one of
the four following points was not sustained by the
evidence, the defendant was guilty: Fret, that
the defendant was in possession Of large mines.
Second, that his personal presence was necessary
for their conduct Third, that there were no
mines where he said there were. And fourth, that
he was not the owner, and had no title.
The frat point was not disposed of by the coun-
sci when the court adjourned.
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THE METROPOLITAN MECHANICS IN
/ SrITUTE HALL.-AlI persona friendly TO
the erection of this hall invited to attend
meeting, to be held in the Council Chamber in
the City Hall, Friday evening, (the Doth in
stant,) at half-past seven O'Clock p. m
By order of the Board of Management of Me-
tropolitan Mechanics Institute
VIM. Fl. WARD,
May 16-dtd Financial Secretary.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
Hanover Street, Boston.
BY LEWIS RICE.
Rebuilt, Enlarged, and Elegantly Furnished
Possessing all the modern improvements and
convenience for the accommodation Of the travel
ling public.
BosroN November | 1882 Dec lO-ly
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CARUS1'S SALOON.
The TESTIMONIAL benefit to Mr.. W. M. FOSTER,
rendered BY his friends in this city, will ia Ike place
at the above Saloon, on
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Late Third Auditor of the Treasury,
WILL attend to such claims as may be entrust
w ed to his care.
Office on 9th street, between E and F and appo-
site the Methodist Protestant Church.
April 26-eolm
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CONNOLLY's ICE CREAM SALOON, Sew
" enth street, five doors below the Post Office
Department spacious, and airy. Open
until IL D. m. Families supplied. May lift