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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

PRoSuNclAMsNro-A eAixsT THE, 'AsSex.
~afiosisTs, IN MExtco.- We find In the Sab
Francisco papers what purports to be the
translation Of an order respecting persons
expressing Opiniona in favor of aRnexa-
ton which has been directed by the Su-
prsme Court Of Mexico to the Governors oil
the several States, and to the commanding
officers of districts, Il directs the estab-
lishmeutofa police for the arrest and mill.
tary trial and punishment of every person
who may be discovered advocating the an
~nexation Of the republic to the U. States.
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eIOTnIEGI CLOrfIfNGi
SIC. 900 worta OF Spring, sumner AL Pail
Clothing, and Furnishing Goods,
kow OF HAsD n II OLD NOTORIOUS
fhanLorad c5o-a

w Z ara nov prepared to elo,bo tas lieisg sSirt
w OF Cur cogstry. The Farnor Mechanic and
d.y ishorsrs not forgetting the pruSession-the Law.
yer, Doctor AMI Preacher; also. the ge~stlemsn Of
f1isare. Tbs artist and even down TO the most an.
tastic exquisite, can b. accommodated with every
thing in the furnishing line, from topic toe. We
cannot possibly m%sutfon. lna single a5vertIsement
the many articles in our linz. But certainly Il Is an
item in the history ofold FAirheld county, that moth
ing in the clothing line has svsr bean offered IN this
city that eau bear the most distant'eomparifon to the
quantity and quality Of the piles 0: elolhing we now
lay before you, Tor your inspection, Every sr:icle
in our liasi warranted. Toa,his and BoylS clothing
on hand. COuLEHAN & co =
May IL. 1883. ~
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LAW NOTICE.

HUNTER & FTNCK,
ATToRNIES AT Law.
VNf1bL attend to professional susinesSin Fairfield
county and other parfs OF the State, in the
State comrts, and In the Gent Court Of The United
.Statea. - a.sEa " irt-
OTfIcE-m "a. Fosters building over Ksnf-
mans Drug Stors, Main Street, LanealteE
H.. II. HUNTER,
Apri' S. ls53, rs WM E FlNcK. 6
4 rTelesaph ana Eagle copy and chsTgethi Office
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SAVE o rEETH.

lferei, Trout and ss fore sisbv
WHITES Do
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COSTA RIGA.
rrom The n. O. PieaYun.. jay IS.

y
We have received f.e OF In GacetI lie IA Cosa Rca,
pubnhed at San jose to the tn u and a copy Of the
report If the Secretary Of State OF that republic TO the Ma
Ii, I al Cong ess dated 9Th of May, l-j3.
The papers contain little local news Of interest The
Permanent Commission had adopted as the law OF the
republic The Spanish commercial code suppresslng the fh
book relating To tribunals Of commerce. Ia consequence OF
the difficulty OF organizing them In that country
The commission has also decided to open to com
merce the port of rsrcOles, on the Pacific.
Accompany has been incorporated for the purpose OF run
hing steamers the west coast 20 PsDams and the books
of The mpsny have been opened in jose The al
vertist curious exposition OF the state Of the coun
try IL forth that gold ounces will be received at 80
ard coffee at the nj market price, in payment tor
shaIes
Tbereport Of the Secretary Of State is OF general
ties in which he fell iiates the country on IT'S tranquil
moral and religious state and upon the conclusion OF con
cordst with the " affecting union Of Church and st.e
He gives 70 particulars whatever OF the condition
Of the country. and only states that il IS on friend
y terms with all other powers except New Gransda with
which country there IS unsettled question ABOUT o0un
d.ry Thu however Is being amlcabiy arranged b-tseen
the Ministers Of the respective countries resident at Ash
iDgton.
The adyces from Guatemala are the 9Th Of May. Gen.
Csbshas mad refused 10 rAy the Convention entered no
by Gen Carrara with the Honduras authorities and the
ouestons between the Governments had reapsed into
mir former irrtaed state The Official paper Of Gu4a
maa expresses itself with much bitterness sgans the Gov
enme Ut OF Honduras but 10 UGH manner az leads 70 the
mr. posio that Guatemala will not take the initiative in
ou.n hOstilit.s The Costa hca papers think that Hon
dtrss has not showed spin. Of Cancellation 10 the
matter she did not follow the example Of GaAemaA and
decrease her forces the prospect OF an Arrangement
The Co,ta Rca Gaota styles the Constitution Of Tegu
ceaua dictatorship Eheh few ambitious men wished
., pose upon the countries Of Central America and re-
ioices that the Republics have rejected II.
From The tone Of the articles copied in the Gaeeta
.ho uo suppose tina, pacific feeling Predomnsted through
cut Central America.
The presence OF Mr Hne Consul OF the United States
in Costa Rcs and bis friendship tor that Republic is
spoken Of by the Secretary Of state IN ms report as 'scar
Ing the bes. harmony with that powerful nation"
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Letter from TehnantePse.

CctfespCndence The PicayRhe
TEHUANTEPEC Frd,y M.y ~, asa.
Nothing Of special interest has recently occurred in e
huanepec Since the late revolution everything has a.
sumed its accustomed hfeess and dreamy appearance
Ma1mo Ortiz who condemned 10 be shot last year
fer heading revolution against the State authorities has
again come into power ana Is now civil and military Gov
eInor Of the Department of Tehuantepec But while or
der and quiet have been restored here the neigh boring
State of Chapss convused by revolution sud b0odshed
DO less than four have taken place there within the
h, three months The last pest brings us the news of
other saugunsry action IN SlcOnusco District OF Chsps
in which body of commanded by Don Carlos
Zebacua Of Iusts, defeated by Chacon, Project OF
SocoIusco Zebadua and sixteen OF hrs men being eit
He'd on the field Of bsttlr. These actions have taken
place between the factions into which the state IS d.
yded one party being in favor Of Madonado the Cover
nor an the other determined % defeat hiB and drive him
from the State MAldonado who IS now in Mexico sp.
pears To be energetic high minded man, and 10 fact
lar in advance ot the generality of Mexican Governors
lie has rec. uily two Of his 10 New York to be
educated He IS Of the few public men OF this coun
try who know bow 10 appreciate our c1untry and rs ins
tutons and will be- OF the frs 10 propose and adopt
tie ref rms much needed this unhappy republic.
The rainy season has commenced and the few showers
have already had have covered the surrounding
taus with returned from Nentoss this morning
and was delighted with the variety and LAGRANGE of the
flowers which literally peTfumed the lonely forest road
which leaGs frem the Tshuantepec to the Atlantic.
ZAPATECO.
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TEXAS.
,om II. g.w.orle.n. Pie.yure, jay Il

From The Eew-Orlesns Pcsyure, jay T.
The mail steamship Perseverance Capt Forbes arrived
thi- moruipg from Inoisnola, VIA Galveston
W. have received by this arrival full nss OF our lexA
exchanges but they unusually barren Of items Of inter
-,-L-.-,
Tie Fourth OF July was very generally cesorAted
tfr,rgbcut the western portion Of the STATE
From AL quarters TIE news regarding the growing crops
Il aIknd, 3 promising Rains had fallen 10 All por
Of the country AID the cotton, cane and corn were
Titgt J C. I've, T. 5 Typographical Engineers and
s-+v w,re 10 S4n Antonio the 5Otl ut Ga Their way
r. Aibuou.rque Ner Mexico and woGe lsays there IN the
source II a fortnight f.no.~
Tb> MoL0rda IribunS Of the 9Th inst says the foIo~
list ~ tie gong vessels AZ the anchorage a.
,Lsf place, already loaded or taking in cargo;
->chooners Blooming Youth LEWIS loAai9e - ~
YORK. Cc.io speed losdiDg for Sewiork lima Sof'
-, Web.,er .uyar Noble This lstter the nrst snip
srt II mar Or sry moment TIA, has ever o7sH nsas
from tbs b.s . Moo!l- ~. -. ~ p.l.,oa
Ihe scho, D. Hooming Youth apt Ls Us Of DNuIo's
hound f0r New iork. strlcH y 's-nnS On INC %
~, NIL ,ry - snchsr Her torenasi and iofst0pm.st
re b.oIy I'll yefed which were th7 oniy h2lies she
received 49, 81 ,,y.
49, IN, % y-s'rrd.y b. Col Thatcher, Of Whlr-
49,. - very ha- apples gown a bis pl ace. lie
" r.. ope hu.df-d trees that dong lnsly and
- bs.rirg IL sAys they grow alike hnfnly whether
.1 IN .r-es grown fun re $50 % the hag Ihsy
% 10 any 81 snd TIE grOuEd about roots Is k
80, AID loo o. surface plugging H- vii raise MS
ar 49, n bushels. quite 2ough 20 prove the P-sc'icAoh
- o. -1.s-rg srples p leI2s
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N PURSUANCE of an order ~ the Surrogate oil the
5d Sg s Il; ' 10 c s1's 49, va %
:s ' ~ s. 50 - ~
.-,....~ 1899 ., 'sl.. s1s. t1'--,
IN PURSUANCE OF an order ii jesse c. -,ai,a,
r'a ssr',.s'e q -. cossJ o ka. -. W. 80 80. Is .
~ " a. - ~. - =. -. -,
u n. .ss.e@r =, ~ of- n jers .rrrs- > - IN T. -.
s' 8 y "a i'' o. p ssaw sr.1S
IN PURst ANCE OF an Oreer ct the Surrogate Of the
80. 600 g9as :, 81 lfs 100; d. CO c. -; q. "a
y CO q =. i-'5 s--H1-r
- is. ~ i'' 10 70 O.. iizziSi sfsz.
IL PURSUANCE Of an order 81 the Surrogate Of the
5t SIX cas ~ ,, r.. '., CIV % 80 ~,
<, - ~: b.. Nh 80, s. :. -.
IL PURSUANCE OF an order OF the oarnogaIe OF Lne
e.' F5Sri ~ ~ 10 - y 30 c So i',
soiTfT.S suars-,. :. IT, - d. = =, 80.
- - ,y.s ~ e. EIErHUF a.
IN PURSUANCE of al order of jesse Z. smith,
f s'~'. w. ' tT, 49, NJ zss5s ID -, ', 9,
s,o5a aeess.a "a ~ a,s fs'ar.s =. M .. ~ -.
~, :, ~. i ,s,:, d. cy So i s;
-p,.s J'ss' a. ''@ eaohsP i sTvDwrLr- '--'"-'
NOTICE OF DISTklBUTlON-Notce Is hereby
No rte Of the CITY Of Yor, ssy mad- BY !.
ns, gra.I The gre d re sarot ,s. % y. .suy o. m
~ second d'y o. AaEos, next zen eoss = e
ss ..e es preser hen Esd with Their pr os
vrrcheTs = " bhhDIDnD' 7-'--A'N
C,I'PRFME COTRT-Richard F. Rlydenburg Plain
= to- sssrst Mary Smith William Smith, sarah hno smith
benny Smith Fredsucs smith annSf s1ta
smith Phip Smith Krams -nlp Lev|s stt o.nael $50
fhuIcn Defencsus Sunlon- Tor ei Ton
sryed To eao OF h-sbove named DkfENDANl fol ss
and required t- complain ~ fhs set a.
be Office Of the Csfs Of the County o. uOiE
Riverbesd SID County, end % serve cofJ
the complaint subscribers A. ner s,e
No Ws Ne-iors City within t'er ne serves
o exclusive Of the Day Of uch sevce an1
Won fs 20 tie complaint within the ne Aforesaid a.
vii 20 ne Count 'T toe reie CEN med
in The complaint Dsso Nav 3, 1873
BK1bLkY. MILLS Woodruff, Psirr1's lt'nrneys
II. eornpsr 10 me .bove eu'sd the once
Couuty suAok THE Court House a. kveIhed
IN ,sio County tie zjtn dsy o. Nay, 1885. ....
BRADLEY. MILLS Woodruff
.21s,6,W PLAINTIFFS ATTORNEY, No 81 We'll - NewYors CRY
CTPREME COURT-The0dore Smith against lsaac
- sunlonsro DEFENDAHI-siI You are hereby
the this action tld erFe cory OF
Ecoitvi CattarauEus County ew-1o5s
within twenty hereof Of the da -
fh servce l,ieudant fails the complaint
acrad pai ti will apply the Court for the relief demanded
plant And will take notice that the npeiDin
thu acton the Cse Of s CLERK If ANsan' County
he l9ib IA, ~ June 1883 A g. RICE,
j6s- lGWGWNed flainth . htbfueS'
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,1r,l,...la and Retail Dealer u

pyRRY. Wholesale and ReteI Deaier N
Il NS,eD,s Chemicals Dy,.ruiS .na . Eso 49,
= -. !: We We sssyT'V' No " E'' corner '''''
=. p.,srs-THE NJ" 'Ehotl NN1
IErnxrIkY arr mApitssl,.nst.s w.
~ cor sbch are wsusntsd PURE -. s.,,,. =.
ssEg AZ -. "a ever, r,seei q D. e'' L>s rsIae - 9.
Yl az a. they squ qn.9a,y eos q, ,ss .oos@.'
49,. rueb lonfer u . f-ni NV ~ W.
- a. Ion, run Soe-hah - rsui - - --,s, a,
a -, ~. o. sle y De grnegssI Se. s,-st.
..sf<sren lfc.s &c eOTTR Ne Ss nev-st se-Novs
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nDarsr Guy..

~ SUTW Of Nes-Yorh earliest A"erioan Psso
,s1W.ssr ADs auhoF o. 's'io1. ~of', o. nc rf
- uhooe n cnn,ecnoL ES
al rev .. L-fanob SDnnss Columbia toonty, n
v,op LADIES ONLY.-WashingtOn tSPrng- Noun
- Red Passeo, Ss~Jer.y Under ne e.I:s9t Of ~
= dsBEht<r-irisW, Mrs. p. " BARBER For
& nd C<os. Of ,hs highly respectable Institution address a.
sSese
~ n TAYLOR, NJ. d., No. llthst., cor 4th3 Az.
IL ,,r6s The WserC ard PhgIoogcs treatment Of dis
y, "a =. so1...nc Application Also Once sDnsaat d
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE
~ No IS ff one h1odfe~ parnts
1s,~psnf for Femss Usessea T. TRAIL f'opnets D.
IHDsPORD Assistant
NEWPORT WATER CURE, opened April ], has
N ben fd no With particular rssrd N c9nr and esnv-ni.Doe
~ seOwn bsshuDess Of fe port q maze dsfs i most a.
sbe sue e0 per week, psysbe weekly address Dr.
RIH Newport Il. J.
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01em-]Jork uaitn Qrlbune.
LABOR AND THE LAB0RERS.

The Gb BE- 10 publish az rapidly a. conven
Of articles saccuoty poT'ins the te Of Label ana me
condition Of tie different parts Of the nted states
Statistical other Information The subject sshcted and
when used will be Jad for by The Tribune
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r., Botqr+o( N. r. Geas,>e WAig says that Deputy
Sh = - 40 =, 40 sbot TOO riO,ers At Pembroke, wsS
arr..ted on ,e application Of his osn feads add CON-
ued to jail precautionary measure 70 sllsy me &c
ceu mt the other prs ns w b7not nrsPes tasiae<
IN .cqui't Of the ocer sho Ia self defence took ms
live, Of others
The resideoce Of Col. K. A Stewart near ioeryIe Ls-
-. recently destroyed by Are l. 10000 Coz otsN
AZ = sb.ett ~ present visit % ths Worlds fsu a.
Nv York TBis Is truly heavy loss wien We 80 Co
Consideration hat Tie COlOael let bis crops FS ~
two saoce ,si-o veaI
- I..srs IsEsY OsTos g. a. Ho% y 49,
40 he -sor-l-s din0s Of Ths r.. ne a. = -
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WHISKERS GROW-Aye. and

- Mosseb, c Hair either Ny Ouguent only
ty. bot vii beard wnee there has been before
~ Iii o ssn or in ue skin. Al per bottle any
country For by O. GRAHAM No SO Annt Fo~lcfs
MILD nd all
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IL IL RIrTIERs PATENT TRUSS aud SUP

PORTER PADS for Hernia lrupture) sud PrOapsn. Uten
frrs womb owing Their and distinctive FORMS induce fsdi
a. eu consequently Low las suPefcednR az otleis m
oges No 4Ney-s NewYSk. female IN attendance insns
$500 All Two
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te-y 81 NewN Oh %, sc acr.by gwen 70 al -ssa, t
skzs CHklSTOPNl q JONES. lsle o q - - -
iea pan ,er deceased frsseoi tse yolehers - =
ee sctslfl Der oce, No 81 Chs1 De- re Cf -
iei before ia.h day II OCTOBER r-NsDAt- -
ne lSaA csy Apn lSe PETER r >NErVv -
40 a~tuN fsn.c Aiarais.-..e-
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- l.ars IsEsY OsTys g. a. to~ ~ n 49,
supp he -.or-l-s ain0s Of IN H. ~ - - 80
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MFR DISEASES-DURAND &

V u
~ H. kind alienation ard CIo-ra MOrbIs
Issne Cholera Data Fafuent Conc, Nausea Sea Sickness
1.-srs Cn ps IN and Limbs Debility Of the Mlsca
M D. Rheumatism Lumbago &c Prepared onIg By ~
pIkDG qOURTFLOT PIN edepla For sale 10 Newly orb By the
Eaoxirg DrugFsts-C H. Ring No 1872 Broadway John Mheu
NJ IsS Bro.dWsy Mestm No ~ Broadway Deuc Co., Ne
IN R,osdVev 10 4th-sy BOsOn-Bewer Stevens Cushing Ne
u WOhnftOust.
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rRGFRY WITHOUT the KNIFE

WI sAhTTL GILBERT NJ D ser lOug and eKif0svr expe
ne Memphis aud recently rieans has
10 KeWY orb No AS Broadway
e psieuts call he sk IN the radio
Inch deemed ncufsb by h brethren
n tbe faculty without Instruments of any kind
- IL Ioac
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-,, srAtt o. NV NoRN SENATE Jane IS iS8
afetcfue1t Of he Cos.taoa o. the Sisis
Nts @ c, u "a 90 ~ naonv Of all TIE elected 10 the
6y order senate = = C,FrR,eI, p,..s.,,
Attest LA L. BAsNrs 49, $3.50
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Mark, says a sensible writer, the laboring man,
who breakfasts at six, and then walks perhaps two
or three miles to his work. Ho is fun in health,
and stranger to doctors. Mark, on the other
hand your clerk who takes tea and toast at night,
and gets down to the store at nine, or half past.
He is pale, effemnate creature, full of sarsapa-
things. What pity it is that this class of peo-
pie do not lay down tho yard-st and the scis-
sors, and up the scythe or the fail for a year or
two. By remaining in their present occupation,
they only help to fill up cemeteries, and that's
about as miserable use of humanity as you can
name. -Ie ,f
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T Aw NOTICE. SIDNEY $. BAXTER, late

Aw NOTICE.-SIDNEY 8. BAXTER, late
IL Attorney General OF Virginia, has removed TO
Washington to practice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the
United States, the courts Of the District of Colum
bia, and attend to any professional business con-
fided TO him. tJetr ..H
Office in Morrson's new building, on A street,
enst of Pennsylvania avenue
Reference: Hon. J j. Allen, Hon. VIM Daniel,
Hon Richard Moncure, Hon. G. b. Samucis hon
George H Lea, of the court of appeal OF Vngihra
to the Judges of the circuit courts OF virginia ana
to the Senators and members of Congress from
Virginia Juno ii-lri WON
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Mas. ADoLrnus SnirH SPORTING THE "BLus
SrocKrxo.''--Well, think III finish that story
for the editor Of tho Dutchman. Let me soc;
whore did leave off? The setting sun was gild-
ing with his last rays" Ma, want some bread
and a mol.s.ssn yes dear gi!ding with his hi.
Sunday pants;" (Under the bed, dear, 1.-THE
church spire Of Inverness, when a--ssThere .
nothing under the bed but your lace cap" Per-
haps they arc in the coal lod in the closet,)
where q horseman was seen approaching
"Ma am, tho pertaters is out; not one to boil for
dinner. Take some turnips) approaching, COW
cred with dust, and--"Wifs, the baby has swal-
lowed button" "Reverse him, dear, take him
by tho heels )-and waving in his hand a banner
on which was writton-.Ma. I've tore my pan
falcons liberty or death! The inhabitants
rushed on masse ssWife, will you leave off scrib-
bling!" Don't be disagreeable, Smith, I'm just
getting inspired ito the public square, where the
De Begins who had been secretly-" Butcher
wants to SEQ you, ma 'am--secretly informed OF
the traitor 's-"Forgot which you said ma am,
sausages or motion chops movements, gave
orders to FIRE; not less than twenty--"My gra-
cious Smith, you hav'nt been reversing that
child all this time; he's AZ black ns your coat
and that boy OF yours has torn up the first sheet
of my manuscript. There! it's no use for 9 mar
ried woman to cultivate her intellect. must
wait till I'm a widow. Smith, hand me those
t,cins!-Fanny Fern. rqot2} atssig9p
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HoLprNa THE REINs.-A very happy remark
was made by young Indy who, as the phrase is,
"was going out a riding She had been helped
to seat in the carriage by the gentleman who was
to accompany her, and grasped the reins while ne
stepped to the post to unite the halter. By tight
ching tho rens she caused the horse to start for
ward She was somewhat startled, but finding
that tho animal could only 90 the length Of the
halter, she instantly recovered herself, and merrily
exclaimed a.n1t.I aA, ~,
"Ah! how easily can drive horse when ne
is tied"
ayes" thought we, "and how easily you can
drive us when we no tied, too. Detroit Tribune.
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NEW CHINA STORE.

rTvHE SUBSCRIBER has opened store on Sew
i enth street, in Uttermuhie's building, near
the Northern Liberty Market, opposite to wood
ward, where he offers for sale fine assortment Of
CHINA, G LASS, and CUTLERY. which he 10 de-
termined to sell az low rs any other establishment
in the city. 1g
Purchasers would do we'll to call before supply.
inc themselves JAMES POOL,
Aur 2-3w For PuRsELL.
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A CARD.

Joseph A. G'SCHWEND, PROFESSOR OF
q MUSIC, respectfully informs the citizens 81
Washin gton and vicinity that he has established
sons on the Piano. Guitar, and in Singing
Orders left at Mr.. Thompson . Daguerrean Gal
lery, or at the Music and Fancy store OF Mr.. John
F. Ellis, will be promptly attended to.
Terms-Twelve Dollars per quarter. a
Mar % Ha.. 5r.r.r "stH .....H EsHrsf
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roads, and at the expense of the pocket and ind-
vidual comfort. They who have their rivers of
ALBANIA and Pharper must needs 90, unbidden, to
the waters of Jordon. tgBY
The prevalence Of the yellow fever in New Or
leans, together with the fear that the epidemic
may extend widely its boundary of operations, has
doubtless, of late, increased the number of south
ern travellers while the attractions of the Crys-
tai Palace, the most prominent of the novelties of
New York, have not been altogether omitted from
the programme
INouEsTs.-The coroner, on Sunday morning,
held an inquest over the body of William Rein
snider, German, who on Saturday mig hit fall
in the road from exhaustion near the Bladensburg
tol-gate, and died of commissions, superinduced
by drunkenness. Verdict accordingly. 4
Yesterday morning an inquest was held over
mulatto infant, in an alley near the corner of A.
and c streets The fact elected was, that it died
of the disease with which it was born FIVE weeks
ago-an occurrence that does not excite extreme
surprise. aea.
Mr.. PETER F. Bacon was yesterday nominated
by the Mayor, and confirmed by the Board of AL
dormen, az Commissioner of the Centre Market,
to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of Mr..
John II. Goddard
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CHOCOLATE. COCOA, AND BROMA.
VIZ BAKER & CO.'S American and Vanilla
w !. Premium Chocolates, Cocoa, and Broma,
to which first premiums have been awarded by the
chief Institutes and Fairs of the Union, are Tor
sale by all the principal Grocers in the United
States, and by their agents.
HussEY & MuRRAY, New York; GRAnr h
TwELLs, Philadelphia; THomAs v. BRuspios,
Baltimore; KENNEL & DUDLEY, Cincinnati, Ohio;
and 8. H. HOWELL, Georgetown, D. q.
WALTER BAKER & CO.,
Anril5-d1v Dorchester, Masa
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The United States mail steamship Washington,
for Southampton and Bremen, sailed from New
York on Saturday with seventy-four passengers,
among whom was the Chevalier Calderon dc la
Barcs, late Minister of Spain. The Washington
took out $2e9, 279 in specie. n....r
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DIED.,

In this city, on the 14th instant, at halfpast 10
O'Clock D. M, after a short illness, Mrs. MARY
r. SHREVE, the beloved wife of JOHN SHREyE,
esq.,, of this city, in the 41st year of her age.
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RATHER Cool roR THE SEAsoN.--On Monday
night two thieves forced the cellar-door Of A. M.
through the cellar got into his bar-room, when,
taking the money-till and it's contents, some ut
in change, they retraced their way back. Seating
themselves upon tho steps in front Of the house
they commenced tho operation of counting and
dividing the plumber.
Fuller awakened ut the noise they made, thrust
his hoad from window over the door, and de-
manded what they were about. They coolly told
him it was mono Of his $500 business. "You have
boon into my bar, haven't your said he. "Yes. =
"And got afl my changc,'' eyes" .sWel, let
mo have it, and I'll give you bills for it; change
is at premium. No, SIR" s'Well, then. 3 said
Fuller, growing magnanimous, sin the language
of tho man in Congress, Go home, 49, you,
whore you belong!" rhey Immediately went. "
Post.
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TIME PROPRIETOR OF THE IRVING
i HOTEL would respectfully remind the pub
lie that, during the repairs Of Wizards Hotel he
offers accommodations to those who have business
in the upper part of thecity; who like airy and
comfortable apartments.
June 1h-tf DANIEL II. FRENCh