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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-04-14
LADIES DRESS TRIMMINGS

I every variety on hand and made to order at Mrs
l. LOVES trimming mandatory, Penn. avenue,
south side, between 9th and 10th streets.
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Dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.

DISSOLUTION OF C0PARTNERSHIP.
!IE Copartncrship heretofore existing between the
J subscribers under the name OF ESPEY e. NOR
KtSON. in the Drug and Apothecary business at the
corner Of and It'll streets in this city, is this day
dissove1 by mutual consent.
". G. Morrison is fully authorized to settle the
business of the late firm, using the of the
pany for that purpose.
S,M'L c. ESPEY,
WIN. {. MORRISON.
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E. OWEN & SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
u Have just opened their Spring and Summer
supply of Goods, consisting of a rich assort-
LII ment of fine black, blue, and fancy coiored
pgg-uCLOrlS; blue, black, and fancy CASSI-
r."nS with Il Choice selection of VESTINGS of
tt. styles, to which they invite the attention OF
ap law I'm
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Ward C0mmissioners.-We are requested
ask these gentlemen to look into the gut
F's IN the various parts Of the city. We
SAall not describe the localities the weather
Is growing warm, and there will be no diff
AcaIty In finding them.
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ID retiring from my brief business connection with
Mr.. Morrison, feel constrained to say to my friends
and the pubic, that he will be found prompt bust
ness man, well entitled by his obligng department,
to their patronage. AS such cheerfuy recommend
him SANPL C. ESPEY
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MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC,


NOW on hand and for sale at Stationer's Hall, ad-
IN joining the Irving Hotel, very superior
ment of standard mu ic and musical works, of every
style and Varetyconsistng Of publications from the
Oratorios, selections from the most admired Operas
&c. We would also call attention to our stock Of
Choral works for church service-aso new work
entitled the "Singing School Companion" consisting
OF sacred and secular music. considered by eminent
judges the most superior work for the purpose ever
published. Cal at
jan a. STATIONERS HALL.
OPERA BOOTS, CONGRESS CATERS, &c
TUsT RECEIVED from the mandatory of W.
~ Whitney, Newark, New Jersey, formerly of this
city,
case of Opera Boots
case Congress Caters
! case Union Shoes, q article; and
One oxford Shoes
Also, case Of boys Congress Caters and Union
shoes. For sale by JOHN MILLS,
Fashionable Boot Maker Browns Hotel
Jan 15-
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IlH DOZEN TUCk1NG COMBS just received and
lOO for sale by the dozen or siDgly at
LANNON'S
Wholesale and Retail Fancy Store,
Seventh street, above Odd Fellows Hail.
mar 29-eod st
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METROPOLITAN
HAT, CAP, AND FUR ESTABLISHMENT,
Pennsylvania Arenuc north side near 18th street.
WASHINGTON CITY.
EVANS has now on hand one Of the best selected
-L assortment Of Hats, Caps, Furs, Gloves and
Bonnets for Gentlemen, Ladies, Youths and Children
ever offered for sale in this CITY, Also, Canes, I'm.
brelas, &c.
His stock is al new, and he has determined to re-
duce his prices. Those now in of any article in
his store can economic by calling on
mar g. EVANS, Near 18th street.
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Psrsysass - shs Asa. Jazss Dushs.an,
= i:s.: a:. PIER: sS:s H.i:.'; = s..
ns.l1 y 4. H.s Law. "a ... sss:1 =
e. . :s::; = .': .s
Is goIisis. Of the nest tstaGusisl persons IL
pew Asais -Horsse waters, 3s3 Broadway,
. :: e. .:;
S:s II ass :a. ,s = D., p:
Prices that defy esnpstition.
Hswman's Lace ann E.sbroidsry Store, No.
sss .ss;
mS waists muslin founces trimminss TO-. offered st
rapid sales. New patterns in dress ssps monthly.
The Finest Chrsn0mster L. not more true
your Srd,r Of i.nis.Sis shirts He
S.us aS.st the me specified they are there when he
Delia.os s~lnu.a.~es safes.-AayAer's Pa.
i ~ .s.:. 81: sole .::: sss o.
D-s.ns Ls:s, tn. s s:'s safe. and loci:
.sSs, isas soTs.rI No . job. .srsss '
Smiths Superior Mslodeo.s.-Tnese HIeio-
d.eps tuned he equal like olian pianos
Of HORACE "ATEhs. No. 1888 roadway
Rslvet,a .n0 Lafayette Gold Ml.img Com
T.. o this s the
r: s6S. FAR the g. suo:sssu senssya
te,y q rot less than ten cent October
TO Strangers ana vlslsers. = Upholstery
p.ss'%ssns being now eompss t.o:s in want
q sa'ss1 b. ere ns ss to s
Of n: % and and most dsserpo
turned Europe been selecting the
g.:
sns pns g:.he5 with other description uphol
4: s1
243 Broadway, opposite the Park.
ing 70, the sSss of nds ss. S%a sn
due. bic @
a n ss aSs
NO SIS broadway. l. n SINGER CO.
E.ssr.'sisy -P.lvs.masAsr's Patent Hydro
electric sn.in hay. since their in.roauo.. had
=. % ss T. q Of a
s:s n:
md influence AZ th; Of the year they
k:I:p:i: ~: .snp.ia 3 s,.al..iss ' sss
& .ss s:s
yo.. system Of =. ". latter
:. q: shs:t "s; :.i :s
s. 81 sssi ss g. s....:
va llu.S.s.d d.ssripsiens.o p..:o.si use .as
u po. sss
a1t q ~ un';ss states on q three sso,s
psd,sSslShiA. corner II eirari House
Hair Dye and Wlgs-DatcheIor's Manufas.
tory fof the Articles removed to No. s Broadway op
Rcnse she where he has The best IN
H. IL " ana hair Sys and
vats rooms all On enc noor
GOus aua's Liquid Hall Dye L. without ex
eeption or reservation the best invented
soap Curing snpss fssL eh.ps re .sS
ns, 81 posors subt hair from part Of the
Waller street, ssrnsr Of Broadway.
Cris,ado. o's rxcs lsior Hair Dve.-No mo.1a-.
invention for the toilet has created such sensation as th
It 10 applied in private roos At Cristsdoros No. Aston
a 70 Il u. as sn1
snty changes objection hair black
tail a. No Assor House cRIsTXDoRs's' anu 70
Ba,Hor's 0nevsaxs.nAqas.-nxperie n.s /,
The hair Hudsds have been re-
sss.: ssi sold .. sxsKsRs 80 S.S:
vsy. and I'll respectable dyssaists ana fancy sssrsa
Man without Beard or Hair Msgn4 rs
well be .ithout teeth engusst viii force the whskers
stat, injury This looks sut tal w prove
What say per bottle sent to pa't the country
X Q. GRAHAM, 50 Ann street, and all druggists
cOunssrfeis schnapr,s. - The PuDiic are
...sio.sd ag.Dst gin In TASKS jugs pipes
This. nam. belong: s.oa.vely to my GIN having been
Ssited states DISTRICT cour Of the District .;
M . ssr .s any
I'm d::srmnss t. prosecute AL those who pirate and
importer Of the sohiedam Aromatic sohnapps Ono.
= Depot Is saver street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
"a SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. ga

PNRSONAL.
INFORMATION IS WANTED OF NERvIN L. NOBLE,
who supposed to he in this city Brooklyn, who
" supposed 70 have left his friends Madison Conn.,.
state Of mental alteration sisce which time certainty
Of his whereabouts be obtained He nineteen years
ofage, five feet ten inches high light eompexon dark
rather slim When last he had 81 Ased bucsh
pantalooDs coat vest. Any Information which will
lead to bis discovery will be amply rewarded by applying
No ~ Front street.
TNEoRBATION WANTED OF SAMUEL AND DAVID
i Wiley who landed In this city on the 18th Of March,
s52 in the chip Excelsior any Information Of them will
be thankfully by thor brother WILLIAM WILEY
at Stopybresk Post Office, Long Island.
TFT.F b., THE "ARKANSAW TRAVELLER rs IN
the ,ty State Of New York. he will by
dropping line to the Herald office stating
be and also oblige his old friend Col CROCKETT
Q. OF RICHABITES.-INFORMATI WANTED
!. Of John Cain, blacksmith. When last heard
be was lying t,ck in Williamsburg L. ANY wing
his address will please send it to Jas Buckley d. e. 6J
Front street Brot k1yn
NOTlCE.-IF WILLIAM u. HOPE IS ALIVE AND
~ will communicate with the subscriber he will hear OF
msthibg 30 his advantage He 10 native land
and landed In New York In 1894. He shpPed
ssier beard the BRIG Imsgins Capta JAMES SMALL in
MI voyage to the sest coat Africa The
returned and II believed with the Any in
formatin communicated TO the subscribers pectn
safe hliam H0pe will be thankfully received
tly rewarded by HILL, sEAAS Co., q Commercial
wharf, Boston.
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1Ostnsa1ks Worm syrup and LIver Pills
have cured more Of and liver clmpaints
wi HIN tie last week than all the doctors in the city
bned This to many, boastng but let all who
doubt call at the Doctors Office, No 12D North Second
street. fhilade pha and the four tape worms
Ing in ALL 100 inches also, thirteen from child
nil eteeL months old foot in length N HOBEN
SACK, Proprietor Philadelphia CLICKENER 4
Co.. No. 81 Barclay street New York. Wholesale agents
the Eastern states.
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Married.

On WedDe. day, July ~, in st Johns Chapel by the
Rev Hobart, Mr. JOSEPH a. MARTIN to hi,ss MARIA
daughter VI Ca par Cnr,stDan ali Of this city
On sunday, July "A, by the Rev Speocsr Fl. Cone
DAVID CoBB to Miss ENAA LOUISA CARTER, both Of tn
city
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FURNIrUR~.

NNAEsLLBD arb coffscx sUkHIyp aN-sFf
- IRON s2 70 81 M The isrs-ei Aeaprtmspt fn N,
United states setr niaoe uambss, soiwv and o. ,oe
ssit an tssses GIiLTRs aYxrk ne ,psscture-s 81
unfAsters, No. - Greere ptrest
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VENUE LINE-THE SUBS ORDERS WIbL, ON
"A and ter this date line Of from the
corner third street and through
through Park rev, Broadway, Fulton Washington and
Cortandt streets to Jerey City Ferry returning
route This line will with Washing
let Hoboken and Jersey City ferries The stock
eaus to The OF the public s solicited
Fare "a cents. DUGK0, AKRRIAM & co.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.


A RTICLES FOUND AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
IA and In the possession cf the Chief of Police
obtained by the app ication At the Palace
1853
June Prone gold glass fou nd by private Dslany.
July IA lot Of piano tuning In ruments, do.
Ia lot of brass castings, do by Eagsn
An opera glass DO by McInsire.
lot of green embroidered binding, sartsdo.
~hite linen pocket hdkf by Bissell
lo-A green shade, by Sands.
military seal ring, BY j. Mead,
poctet book, containing = small
sum Of money, by Brown.
ia silk pocket hdkf by Bissell.
20-A black fan, by do.
A white fan, BY do.
A fancy do, BY Smith.
"a b ne veil, BY David,
hair bracelet, set in . gold clasp,
with the Of Mrs. A. W.
Munroe, engraved inside the
clasp by Poole
lady's embroidered su6, by Young
AfAa, by Tracey.
ga ladys pocket hdkf, by Lieut. Peel,
pa blue silk shade, by private Bissell.
IA white hdkf., by Hancock.
3O-A lady's white hdkf, do. by OF the portsrs.
green veil, by private Brown.
Aug. Ia lady's hdkf u. s. LIZ by Sergt. Van WaYt.
head of q gold pencil, by . vister.
A go bank bill, do, do,
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. July H. 1858
he public respectfully informed that the crystal Pa
every day Suadsys exssptsA between the
hsurs Of O'Clock A. H. and O'clock ?. H., until further
astes
SasiSren under sv:yc Years Of age. . ssass
TioSsts ths holder Iii IN: 6rst Of Dc ;cber G
Tickets be- the Crystal
Palace 1t the music store Of WIN. Aan son. 239
Broadway, corner Of Park Daee.
JOHN n. BATCHELDER,
Secretary Of the 81 peailtepden ta.
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howard ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS NEW
Orleans July a. 1853 at meeting of ths above
citation held this day, motion of Rev w. Whita tie
following resolution was adoptedTbat Rev f. L. Tia skes
quested to so iot suhscriptior from citizens
journng at the North and he chartAbiy
disposed to conrbnte for the of assisting 10 de
ayI the of this association durIg the epidemic
amongst and that the secretary address
those gentlemen Of bese RESOLUTIONS asking their
tenten TO the furksncs Of the object aud TO remit all
sums collected as soon rs pr ssbls.
Seer. tary Of tho Howard Asso sistion.
The above appointed mtee beg leave to refer tho
luton of the Howard Assoc alton Of New Orleans
sent citizens Of New Orleans asd all oshers disposed to
asfs tsem in carrying ou the objects Of the
Hftrust al citizens Of fsu win respond literally sd
received by the Rev. iawks rsctory Calvary Church
wehty hrs street 800 Fourth avenue Charles L. Frost
at FROST Forests 46 Pearl John a. Woodruff at
Isaac Browpeis, No. William street aud St Neaolas
Hotel, Broadway.
LITERARY PRIZE.-Se0-THE UNDERSIGNED
IL hereby offers the of five hundred dollars for the
ten the Literary Museum and received him
the 10Th Of Oetober Sh3-hmsef to be the judgeand all
unaepted MSS TO be returned otherwise bsraec for
The pablo will remember that prize Of $500 last
awarded ty the subscriber to Caroline Lee Hehtg the
terms toposed and author wishing
to become competitor will resolve surety Of the perfect
scrhers object to encourage Am. rcan Literature less
further the prosperity Of the Literary Museum The
eosmp OF this journal cling small the story required
0'f' OssIAN DODGE
Editor and Proprietor Of Dodges Boston Literary Museum
NOTICE THE CREDITORS OF THE LATE FIRM or
~ ANGEL rngel stt sereby notified TO present
their dem de- with vouchers to the rber at his of
See No s22 Brosdway on or beore the 10Th day OF August
inst. August 3, 1863 WM. RADDE, 30 Broadway.
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Brooklyn card Tho artist Of this gallery offers is
services 20 three four Young to give them
educ Etion in the They viii have tho best
th exclusive Of dne kylisht and atg
Frse e operatrs are getting from $40 to 30 per week
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FANCY RrlCLEs.

DHARo PLAYING CARDs---A CHOICE ASSERT.
i ment yosy old, fer sale by SAMUEL. KART CO., "
John street.
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Weekly Report of Deaths,
In the s and county Of Nsw York fron The 00th asy e
JNly TO the 9th day Of August, 1883
Mem, %; women, 7S boys 2i2; girs lso. Total ST..
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4 PLAcARn HAVING REIN POSTED At VAR

4 PLACARD HAVING BEEN POSTED AT vARI-
"A pl stating that horse to be sold ct public
auction Al the Red House the 18th Of August inst
account James notice Is hereby that such
statement b made without authority fran and that
sae Of any horse whicn In which In
t.rest 10 to be made at the time place.
slider competent dispose of hsrscs private
SALE and without the aid Of Auctoneer other
person. JAMES LAYING
(yENTRAL PARK ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
~ rpA owirs property within the OF the
large Ie.tra Park requested TO meet a. Co
u mbia all at junction of Broadway and Eighth
Tuesday evening 9Th inst, at eight O'Clock r. bust
OF Importance will be enacted
TFsT y6tsax Committee.
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DRY GOOa,s.

DRY GOODs.
AN ExTRAosBIN AIRY oPPoRrUNITY-oN NON
liz bdw ID aS SxyiSSs STORE
vim open their entire stock At prices which viii induce
Friday and sa'T,asy La. every article handled
WHY IS TVS VS. a IT MY BE ASKED
oS In % ;ss M " ss e
i. :;; s:;
S Ga h SIX. IRE ,sn ns A. .Sra .sT'
flsid silks from 81 down 90 S. = 49,
Plaid Silks from 90 down to &c
Lawns s.e French and English At Is prices heretofore
All Drills 90 Gents and Boys summer wear.
We shall sell for '00G cs sSi ha Sas former prices
.ns ss: fSs sss sbs
DOMESTIC GOODS
Our large stock although laid in At the prices Of last
.n ;, s 1sss h.s % r The
s'n''" BosfhRY. GLOVES, HANpKERcHIEFs.
e'~, D S sSsIfSs ..s. !. PES
tour prets n ED nasssf sh s4r MORE
Come early the day possible, the better 40
'''''' F.w4w.FG ILLEY co.
u Nos 10 and n william street s.rnss Nader i.s.,
PORTER. ana Sss',s :: 5000: for %:ns .:s' only
nsrss SesnsTs svsrsos.sss twssas n,inss t,Ssminss
60 to hish they invite the attention ~ merchant
.nd nas.fassulsss Of sloteinx.
1EANTILLAS. GREAT SACaIFICEi-MO LYNsUx
summer nantnlas following rrductoss The Whole Of
which mast b. cleared out BY the 18th Of this month
his Increasing business renders necessary before
masties richly embroidered s2s selling at ss
80 o., in the latest styles, = o.. s
SO &c., &c.,, DO Do. . 49, &
800 rich CbantlIy lace maptnlas H. do $50
sacks &e lace mantlaf shsws bsroge scsrfs Ladies
arc invited TO call ard examine them At his
the New York Man lila and Clonk Emporium 50 Canal
street. north side, three doors fom broadway.
.--------------------
LOSv AND FOUND.
LToUND AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE SUN or
Il money Apply 1T tho ohcs of the General Superin.
''' ---------.----.-.a--
LoUND ADRIsT IN THE NORTH RIVER PIER NO
IA lage ,c9w formerly sloop ap to have bee
by paying all reasonable expenses and pro Wing
sppcston at Pier 40 Is North river or No ii rcen
wich street, to JOHN q. ALLsTADT.
EFT IN AN OMNIBUS BETWEEN THE HERALD
or RIons ''s The n,use square parcel marked
OF the carlton b"use viii be compensated.
r EFT-1N ONE or THE FIRST AvsNUE STAGES,
Ion SATURDAY morning. Augusta carpet bag conts,nny
sniy reverted Is leaving the same az Mr. K%sbe Noe
Aos Fourth street boteeen First ana Second avenues
7 osT-ON The MORNING OF THE SIXTH INST,
- while orossing tast Broadsay, between Clinton and
other pa 9ers liberal reward will paid Nv the wner
upon its return TO him 2T Esst Br sdway As OF
all papers has been stopped they are of none
the owner.
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new ard instantaneous method securing the
and happy expression Of otdren artist OF this
lery vas abe fret TO ssnily apply eeotrty This
also tie frat to Introduce tho
esllery No 2is Fulton street Brooklyn.
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Hapeyintesa~nSs 0kics. DRY stNi Palace, Au-
gust 1853 sxhbiters except those In the Le
l~stment OF and Paoas ere hereby nosihed
Gas the &c, ersl will feel emsel a. liberty
W apose 0. any space granted 20 them 1t act ossupisd
NrssSous 20 tho psh day Of August
j. N. 0AchELDkR Sec'y OF Sunerintendents.
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eictnres taken Tor q sont Co the museu m
free -.KEhS ". VIII soon open u splendid uus0um to
contain ni the curioeee of the age
with their great picture iactory where
trats arc tafon daily. No 2Ss Broadway.
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Meade IL others --DaugerTeOtyp.s Of Hen.
PIERRE Soue and Julien the great Pictures OF these
chm gnnhed men be In collection with
outands OF other pictures taken daily AL the late
House. - -
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Coco Tho stock Of the subscribers in de-
partnent being complete In want Of curtsns
and drsperes or materials either invited to an
In pectop Of Dur assortment which oapd to
OF the ,ewest and most fashionable ptons good
sver bIousht to this oonDt One Of the has
turned from Europe where he been selecting
goods for ourtsns in broestees satins ampas satin
lauef damaks lace and muslin ourtar
ans pins, gether with every other description OF
sery goods for the furnishing of private houses hotels
steam toats &C. Merchants and families will nd II
advantage to call SOLOMON 4 HART
243 Broadway IN Dosite the Park
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ing snnnitss for the benefit Of female relatives
and friends requested to notice that 500 will
Of SIN Gkh,S Sewil Machines the of which will pro-
duce income sqnsl 10 the comfortable maatsna,
family NO plsD for the benefit Of Industrious
and respectable females to the public
At all to this There most populr and
machines constantly exhibited and sold oos
No 32S Broadway J. NJ SINGER 4 co.
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FEon- Hospital, Bellevue 6. Psnitsntiary Naskwel'l
Island, 2 Wards Lsasa, 80, RaAdslps island 2; Ctr
Hospital, I; Colorsd Home. selorsd persons 7.
THOMAS K. DOWNING. City nspestor
City Ini psstsr's OhRoe. August 8, 1868.
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Hair Dye and Wlgs-Datchelor's Manufae.
eosy fcr ths's articles removed to No. 23 Broadway
Pose the Park whore he has the best
Re world for the application Of his famous hair dye
the sale Of his newly invented wigs toupees Nine pr
vate rooms all sA door.
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A@sQUITO BAe.-CARYELF's PATENT MAGIC
III Portable Elastic Caash aud shaa Bar the best
most convenient In the world is ample for double bsds
be put taken down and packed in trunh In two
oinutes, occupys ont quarter ost Of space. For
sale at Q. A. NODOUINE'S, S35 Broadway.
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WANTED--A STU ALTON, BY REsPECTABLg
w young girl TO chamberw 20 assist In house
work washing in small family The beat Of city re-
ference Please call vt 259 Tenth avenue.
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d. REwARD-LosT, ON SATURDAY. THE cru IN.
Gl stapt Eighth avenue between Twenty second
Twenty seventh streets envelope eoutais deed
agreement of vsue TO any but the suh sorber
will be paid by leaving ID AZ 1s6 west
seventh greet PEfkR CURRY.
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DEPLATING -OLD WARE IRELAND EQUAL TO
~ new at the lowest possible prices and warranted we'll
DONE Goods sent to the plating factory 22 Centre street,
Grand street or to the Office 1t Is John street,
will be attended to,
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VICTIMS IN EUROPE.

Human sacrifices in the old
world, are becoming fearfully
common. There was some ex-
cuse for the Aztec when he Of
fered the victim in the teocallis ;
for his infiction was a part of a
rigorous ritual, prescribed by
the stern DEGREES of his religion.
Prescott enumerates the yearly
sacrifices throughout the Mex
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In Poland, the laws against SANDER
were very severe in the 18th and l4lh
centuries. The person who was con-
victed Of propagatlng an unfounded tale
of SANDER, initiating against the char
acter of an honest individual, was forih>
with. sentenced TO place himself publicly
under table in The attitude of dog
there TO bark three several times, and
between every barking 10 declare aloud ,
that she had lied ike dog" fo'.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-05-06

PoryIAr1 OF LIMA. by The census
Of our village taken during the last
week, II appears that the population ~
one thousand and twenty one. Whites,
1908; colored, IS; the number Of fami-
lies is 100. A gain Of about 53i per
cent in three years. Lima Argus.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-05-06

/ An inveterate old smoker objects 10
the annexation Of Cuba, because "when
The Island is once Yankee, we can gel no
more Spanish cigals!" ,s.sa7 Il.