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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-06

WoN'T GIVE IT up.-Santa Anna
has issued an order regulating the
crosses and decorations to be worn by
the officers who were engaged in the
GLORIOUS" battle of AngoStura, { Buena
Vista,) which he persists in consider
ing victory.
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Dissolution.

The firm of Russell & POWELL vtas
this day dissolved by mutual consent lhe
Sock,notes and accounts are in the bands of
Joseph Warner, assignee ri Russell & Pow ell,
for collection. W. L Russell,
y 7. POWELL.
Middlebury, June Z, 1864.
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~ riN MINUTES cunrD rnr oovr.

~ TN NlhFuffHf uVOT.
Mr.. M. bdgeoo,nb, an English gentleman,
residing IN Wwcrlcy Place. New York, lad
been troubled With the govt for six weeks.
BY the advice and consent Of DR., Wheeler he
applied r. II, 1irlltf In ten minutes after
the first application, he was free from pain,
and has not suffered any further ncon, en-
fence. SO readcr,it is with all acute pains
r. II, Relief acts like a charm; the moment
il is applied, the most severe paroxysms Of
Neuralgia, Chill Fcvers, Rheumatism, Sick
Headache, Toothache, Cramps, Spasms,
Swellcd Joints Weakness, and Pain In the
Side. arc instantly relieved, and the cause
quickly removed The first symptoms of
pain, apply the Rclicfcither internally or ex-
tcrnoily, and you will be free from all further
annoyance In purchasing II. r., Relief, see
that the signature Of RADWAY 4 co. is up
on each bottlp, and The letters II. r. II. blown
in, the glass The genuine will instantly stop
the pain. Price, % cents. so cents, and 81 90
NOR bON a.
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DR.. LANCLEYS
Root & Herb Bitters.

Grcat Spring and lSnmmer Medicine,
~ Only rs cents for a Pint Bottle and
S7t cents for quart Bottle, Of the People 5
Medicine, DIR Langley's Sar>apnrilla, Iel-
10y Dock, Wild Cherry, Prick'cy Ash, Dan
delion, Thoroughbred and Rhuharb, Roo.
aud Herb Bittcrs, decidedly the Grea les.
Medicine il. the World for the least money.
They cure and eradicate from the system iv-
er complain hat main wheel OF so many
diseases, jaundice, bill, dyspepsia co>'ivuess,
humors Of the blood agd SKIN. Indigestion,
nervous he dachc plies sen,r' d. bili'y, aud
the host Of kindred diseases arising irom n
disor'led stomach, OF had hamary blood. On
The approach fwurpi woaih' r. mrsi pgrsQps
arc troubled With larger. d., Nsir,ss, and gen.
eral lassitu,lc of the system ; THE il gl,cI,
leads to jagnoic", los oil appetite, indigestion,
debility aad decline. Lnneley's Biters are
Just the thiag to obviaic all DIFFICULTIES Of the
kind-they regulate the bowels, stimulate the
circulation, purify tn, blood and by use keep
off diseases SO common in 'pring aid sum
meF.
SOLD in Middehury nv Russell & pow
Ell l., and II. A. SHELDrN, and by one or
more agents in most OF the tpwns and Villages
Whole Sale pepsi in 81 Cnion.st Boston.
5l;6mi.s
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RAILWAYS RgSovATNG REsoLvEsr.
Pure blood, rich blood, and healthy blood,
will course through the veins of every indi-
vidual who will take this Remedy. II is not
like the Ready Relief il is not intended to
cure the same class of diseases that the Ne
lief is recommended to cure. Nor will it in
tcrferc in anv manner with the action of the
Ready Relief Each Of the Il. X. Remedies
are 50 prepared as to act tremendously with
each other, and yet neither interfere with the
other The Resolvent acts upon the blood
and resolves away from the solids all dis
eased deposits 1t cures Ulcers, Scrofula
Cancers, Tumors, Hvmors, Salt Rhcpm, &c
Price, + 90 per bottle.
II. II. Il. No 2.
Railways Regulators will regulate ever.
organ in the system. Tho act upon the liver
kidneys, skin, and will free the bowels from
all corrupt and putrid IIumors They cur
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Costivcness, In
digestion, Fevcrs of all kinds. One or tvs,
Regulators will ensure pleasant state of tn
bowels and n healthy digestion. Price, Q
cents. saw.
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I'll arrir0

I'm this place, on the eth ult, by the Rev.
Gas. Nulch3bey, Mr.. LAFAYETTE HERvEY, Of
this place, to Miss Many HuGILL of Clarence
vile, c. L.
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MIUW hduAIC.
A MOTHER Lot just rcrfIved AZ
\ sHELDON'
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DRICE of Window Sash Reduced Present
Il price q to 0 cents per light For sale by
July s. 1868. Y. BECK,wITH,
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I ONG Molair Mitts, Brown Muslins, French
- Prints also. SummcrG Gods for Mems wear
Just received by c. WAINWRIGHT.
June 20, 1854. 8;
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Just Opened.

A new stock of Carpets, Floor cloths, Co.
Goa and Rush Mating ,prusgets, Carpet bind
ing, &c. Also good assortment Of Mirrors,
large and small. offered cheap by
Middlebury, July $, 1858. BECKwITH.
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Wool Carding, 1853.

w COl SaTU1nSy 4OSSs
The subscriber grateful for the increased
patronage of the above business for the seven
years past, would take this method TO in
form his former patrons and the public in
general, that he has fitted his machine in the
very best order. that he is now ready, not on
ly to receive, but to card wool at short no.
ticc, and in the very best manner.
WIN. D BELL.
June Is, 1853. 9;3w.
sS-N. b. Machine at the old stand near the
Paper Mill. w. D. b.
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To which the attention Of purchasers il
invited. Those who palronize. but do mo-
pay, and those who only call TO say boN
much better they can bny elsewhere, are re
minded that my goods aud time are both val
liable to ne
May 3, 1853.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
EXCURSION.
THE WALKER

.N.~~A THE WALKER
.ss.e9esEzEa SSHARPSHOOT ERS t5EEssEsSA5S
ID ESPECTFULLY announce &c the Citizens Of
IL Washington Georgetown, and Alexandria. that
they will give Excursion DOWN THE POTO-
MAC, on FRIDAY, August 5th, the splendid steam
er POWBATAN having been chartered for the oc-
caSion. The Boat will stop ut FORT WASHING
TON sufficient length of time To allow those on
board an opportunity of viewing the Notifications,
Ne, and then proceed down the river about sixty
miles returning at seaSonabie hour
The Company pledge themselves To leave no
means unried 10 make tits the Excursion of the sea-
son.
To- Supper and Confectionery will be furnished
nj city prices.
Military ard Cotillon Band has been engaged
for the occasion.
The Boat will leave Georgetown, at TX O'Clock /;
Washington at az; Navy Yard at 3; and AIexan-
dria at o'clock.
Tckets-ONE DOLLAR admitting a gentleman
and ladies TO be had At the usual places ALSO from
the Committee and Oh board of the Boat on the day
of Excursion.
COMMITTEE.
Ensign s. Robinson, Private A. F. Forrest,
Serg't VIM Smith, 50 N. n. Topping,
g p Hardin, 90 w. II. Garbott,
sc +. e. EcklOff, iy 22-eotd
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List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels UP to
II a. m this day

Brown's Hotc'.-J May, Y; Cyrus MendenhaII,
y; Hon ID I Disney, o; Gins Nentz, Baltic; J h
McAllister. Va; L. Benjamin, Mo; Sterling Price lr,
Mo; VIM Deerng. Maine; Col Il NJ Harrison, u 5
Consul, jamaica; J } Harrison, Y; w McGraw,
r. Carey, Vaughan, KY; PamCs Georgetown
College; ] Rcay, Ky; Mr. Taall, Lion, N Blum J
Cohen, Orleans; Mrs Nj A De WAL, NJ Mullen.
Fla; J Williams and 3 daughters, Phila; Mrs
Maccubbin and son, Ind; ii B Craig, Y; 5 Guest.
BALTIC; w Harbson Miss Shannon, bliss Seymour,
Miss Davis, Miss HARRISON, Ky; L Sassccr Md; :
Sample, Tenn; & Gilbert, A Hoover, Phils; w
Tate, KY; w Merrill, = brothers, Va; Mr. Roberts,
o; d w Moore, BALTIC, T G Crowley, b & o X;
Nj Lloyd, Bell, Va; John II Eaton, Pha; Moses
Springer, Mo; ID w Horton Boston; b II Bicham,
Ga; Howard LindSly, Washington; NJ Bird, Va; A
Hackmem, Va; Emstace and lady, Ill.
National Hocl.-B Diggs Portsmouth; Tins
ley, Va: Melton, do w II Prince, NY; DR. w
Brum, Ga; } Schofeld NY; II Newman, do b
X Hull, do; A Eaton, do; : Eaton, do; w ID
Whlteurnt & lady, Mi2s; Robert Moss, do; Mrs
Gwathmcy, RichmOnd Miss Gait, do; Miss Silddns
do; Z II Corter & daogeter; McC Neal & lady, GA
Miss NJ l. Floyd, do; II : KiIlman, Texas; J Hunter
q Barker, do; p Mostly, Lynchburg; r 5 Evans,
Md; Knox; Mrs DIR Knox; Chaplin and wife; w
owen, Ky; IL Whltehurst, Md; Mrs McCauley,
daughter and son; II II Mosby Va; T. Wilson, NY ::
Cordes, Charleston; ID Pratt and family, OHIO; DIR
bradford, Phil; II Eaton, Ohio Mr. Seaman and
lady, Boston: E Sloan and lady, NO; Col w Wis
Tier, USA; Miss |. Whistler; T. Stehu; w Pow
der, Baltimore; w II Baxter and lady, Va; A Ly-
| lie, Ky; 5 iforris, Phil.
Gads'y's Lotet.-AT Salinas & lady, SC; T o
Webster 4 lady, Ca G Bennett & family; Mrs.
|. Brown & children, Ky; f w Tyler do; f il Tarr,
Albany; DR. Ancker, Me- l. Simpson, do; A
Pritchet Va; L Barbour, do; Hon | 5 Barbour, do;
Lie;. Hunter lady, do; r A Summary & lady,
Ga; ID + Summary & lady, Miss w Mitchell, lady,
daughter, son, Md; Mrs Atkinson & , children, do;
Miss Davis sister, NY; Rob Wason, Md Rev w
Atkin son, Georgetown; shamiox, Memphis G
Snow, Boston; Gov w Grason, Md; f Pearce, Pa;
II II Harris, Miss; Col Patterson & lady, SC; Il NJ
Gowen s. lady, do; Miss WardIin, do; two Misses
Quinn, do; G Harris, Md; Misses Shaw do; N G
Harris do; Judge T. T. Smith, lady, & servant NY;
Senator s z Chase. Ohio.
! Irring Hotel T Stephens, Washington; D Nc
carly, do Com. Voorhees,, Annapolis; E b Bet
Pember, Washington; A Palmer. do; S Kinmer
lady and boy, Norfok Augustus Toddleberg Y;
| ThOs Flynn, do; Leonard, Ala; G Hardin
| Cincinnati; Bramstein and wife, do; Mrs Sherberg
do; Mr. Werjohamm, do: A Werjoham, do.
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! . Anecdotes of Mr.. Webster are al

. Anecdotes of Mr.. Webster are al
ways acceptable-especially new ones.
Here is one, for which we are indebted to
a correspondent of the Boston Transtript.
In the summer of 1899, when. a mere lad =,
| was at 'Swift's," in Sandwich. Nv
then schoolmaster was there also, and
from him | had the tale. John Trout
was the well known sobriquct of the fish,
crman who attended amateur anglers on
their excursions. John was not remark
able for bis yeracity, but quite otherwise,
when his success with the hook and line
was the subject of his story" One day
he was {" out with Mr.. Webster. Both
were standing in the brook, patient walters
for a bite, when Mr.. w. told John how
he caught large, a very large trout, on a
former occasion. Your honor" said
John, " that was very well for gentleman.
But once, when l was standing down by
yondcr bush, took fish weighing"-I
forgot how much, but of course many
ounces more than the great lawyers big
fish. I" All! John, john" exclaimed MIR.
Webster, "Iou are an amphibious animal
You he IN the aroter and you lie out of 1t. "
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Washington Dyeing Establishment.

j. L. BERk LEY, DYER SCOURER,
Pennsylvania betuccn OH and 10Th streets, oI
posite Shdnk'S Iron Hall.
FeNliE subscriber ever grateful for the liberal pa
Il tronace with which he has been favored, hopes
by punctual. personal attention business
an increase. Particular attention is paid TO The dye
Ing Of fine Dress Goods, Curtains, sc. Also, to
dteiac and cleansing Gentlemen's wearing apparel.
Persons having damaged or c.accd goods can have
them re colorcd i'll the piece. I'm this branch he
feels assured that his mode cannot lie surpassed.
and cleaning Grape Shawls, which will be found to
give entire satisfaction. Persons wishing Carpets
cleaned can have them done in the best manner by
sending them before the busy season commences.
~
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INDEPENDENT POLICE.

tON kLESE, {sdeDcndent Police Officers end
~ Collectors, will attend to any business en-
trusted 10 thcmin serving United States aa3 Civil
Warrants; Collecting and DSiraining for Rents; ar
resting Fugitives, and Agency business generally.
RctcTcnccv-P X FcndaIl, X. WaIiack, w. Len
OK, w. W. Seaton, and Z. ;. Wallack, esq.'s, and
to the citizens generally.
&. s X. will attend the Offices of B. X. Morsel, T.
C. Dom. j. IL. Goddard, J. l.. Smith, and the Jus
tees Offices generally, To receive business and witt
attend Ia all business entrusted TO them with prompt
ness.
O. They NAV br found daily at the offices of T.
4. Dom and j. III. Goddard, Justices of the Peace.
on Louisiana avenue. adjoining the Bank of Wash
lngton who will receive any business left for tlcm
WILLIAM COX,
jy 2l-n A. l.. l.. KEESE.
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lust received al BAKERS Periodical! Depot OIL
- The Island
Punani'S Industry of all Natons-a weekly record
of the Worlds Fair at New York
Grahams Magazine
Godcy's Lady's Book
Lady's National Magazine, for August
Old Put, the days of 76-a brilliant narrative of
some of the most stirring incidents of tile Revo-
luonary War
Agnes, the beautiful 4 vivid picture of New York
life. y d
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THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.

w. ID. WALLACE AND WIN. H HOPE,
HAVING purchased the Washington city " EVEN
ING STAR" will assume Its future publication
from the present date. While it shall be spirited
racy, and thoroughly informed upon all subjects of
public interest, 1t will be conducted entirely indie
pendent OF party considerations, and without fear
favor or malice Ii In intended to make IL q welcome
visitor i'll the family circle and absolutely necessary
10 all tranSacting any description OF business the
District oil Columbia and its vicinity, as well as TO
those at distance interested in knowing precisely
what may be going on in Washington, what may
be contemplated by any branch or in any department
or bureau of the Government.
Subscribers in Washington Georgetown and Alex
andria, will cOntinte to he served with the daily AT
50 II per annum payable (six cents) weekly TO the
Agent.
To single subscribers by mail. for the daily, the
price will be $3.50 per annum To clubs of ten So
each.
The "WEEKLY SrAr,' handsome double sheet.
Will he published at : per ann,m. Fractions of a
dollar may he RENTED by mail in postage stamps.
Mali subscriptions TO either edition to be paid in
varIaby in advance.
The postage on all letters and communications adj
dressed to the Editors or Publishers of the EVENING
STAR mist be PREPAID
The citizens of w ashington, Georgetown and Alex
andra will shortly be called by agents who will be
authorized 10 take the and address Of those
VINO wish to be served with, cmphalicay the Wash
mgton NEWSPAPER of the day.
The EVENING STAR Office is on n street, In the i'm
mediate vicinity of its junction with 18th street and
pennsylvania avenue, and nearly opposite the Irving
Hotel.
Washington, .Jltly5, 1853.
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A GOOD HIT.-In the course of discus
sion in the Massachusetts, Convention, a
good deal was said about the licentious-
ness of the press, wherupon Col. Schouler,
of Boston, made very fair retort
CA great deal has been said about the
Righteousness of the public press. Now,
sir, | happen to have great deal to do
with the public press, and | must say
that the most liccntious part of my ex-
perience with the public press has been
in the defence of men in public station.
Great laughter.) | trust, Mr.. President,
| am not out of order. y Laughter.
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IT Is A GREAT MISTAKE.

VISiTERS coming TO the city Of Washington, say
there Is no amusement, but il is great mistake
Gentlemen, there is FARRAR'S Bowling Saloon on
Missouri avenue, near the corner of 9th street, where
yon may amusc yourselves at all times of the day.
1t IL sometimes crowded at night, but you can al
ways get chance in the afternoon, or the evening
1t is Il fact Yours, respectfully,
JIM. FARRAR.
N. B.--Wantcd to bty The time of a colored BOY
who has got to serve for number Of years. until
he is twenty one. jy G5-co2w
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Plumbing and Gas-Fitting Establishment,

~ st. SCUM Sbt. fCtFecH Jtn am lJth h'S.
ENDWARD NJ. B0TELER respectfully informs
IL til" citizens OF Washington and its vicinity that
he is prepared to undertake every description Of
work i'll his line He has lately added to his csalj-
bracd establishment Of the STATIONS Brothers, Phil
adelphia. All persons having GAS FITTING done,
may rely on avin. il executed III the best OF STYLE
and on the most moderate terms.
T.. NJ b. would recommend persons about build
ing to have their PLUMBING done at an early pc
rod preparatory to the projected water works com
ing into operation. BY this means they Will effect
saving oi cost; and alSo many Inconvenience.
il 2l-lw
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ROSENKRANZ PIANOS.

Gsss.sss Just received, two superior instruments,
STs' with and without the iron frame, from
tile above celebrated mandatory. They were Sc
lccted, Ill pershny from a large importation direct
from the original manufacturer and to superior
beauty OF tone, delicacy of touch, and interior work
manship, we challenge competition to produce their
equals These instruments we will warrant. if re-
quired. for any reasonable number of years; but
Judges VIII conccde that instrument, ike these
otter need no better guarantee than Is presented on
first trial and inspection They made express
iy for this market being vanished instead of polish
ed. All persons desiring to heal, see, purchase
really good piano, will please give the subscribers
a call.
We offer for sale very reasonably Also a superior
five octave MELODEON, piano style, with the
swell attachment. Terms moderate. Second hand
pianos taken part pay for new ones.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
HILBJS & HiTZ,
Music Depot, Pennsylvania avenue,
south side four doors west of 10Th street.
jy 25-dlw
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Baltimore Markets, &c.

BALTIMORE, July 27-1P.M.
Sales of Howard st. flour to-day at
SIS II, City Mills at SIS Is.
Grain unchanged.
Mr.. Lockc'S funeral was attended this
morning, by an immense number of Fire
men.
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

A LARGE number of LOTS in Squares Nos. 20,
IA 81, 49, II, 81, 81, So IG2 lO3 I07 HI, ~, 1853,
III, 229 a3i, go e5, aa1 35i, 353, 1863, ALL, 439,
49. 49, i99, sol, SOB 500, SIS, 53l, 534, SIS, $40,
6se, GIL 642 652 654 Csc. 667, Cos 66a, SIS. 693,
$50, s4 S2S S33 s34, SIS, $50, $50. s6I s64, s65,
Sos s93 9c9 95s, $50, 900. 9S, 9sj, go 1902 1910,
1927, 1888 1895, 1888, 1919. I04j 1885, 1885, 1860,
1901, 1893, 1896, 1897, 1898, TIA, and 1913.
Apply TO WIN III. WARD,
Attorney at Law, Browns Marble
jy 25-eo5t* Building
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening star.
Marshal Wynkoop and the Fugitive Slave.

Marshal Wynkoop and the Fugitive Slave.
BALTIMORE. July 27--l P. M.
A dispatch from Harrisburg states that
Marshal Wynkoop of Philadelphia has
reached the Capital of Pennsylvania with
the fugitive slave Smith, and that he will
be in Baltimore to night.
Philadelphia Markets to-day are I'M
changed.
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G.. S. McELFRESH,
Under tho National Hotel,

HAVANA CIGARS
ID ESPECTFULI.Y invites the citizens Of Wash
u ngton to an examination Of his stock, among
which will be found the following celebrated manu-
factories:
BEN FRANKLIN; EMPIRE CITY;
CONSOLATION; ELLABERINTO;
NEGUERIBAS; PRABUCOES;
Ell EBRO; PRANSADO CONSLELO;
REGALiA LONDRE ABEZA; LA INDIA,
ESLA ebay; LA FIRMEZA
REGALlAS, of the choicest kind, at $3.50 per
thousand.
CHEWING TOBACCO, of the best quality, from
the most celebrated manufacturers iI4Elm
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.

ca We have this week opened three of the
~ ~ above instruments from the celebrated
establishment of knabe, Cache, & Co., which we
guarantee to sell At the same price the manufac
turerS saving freight and other expenses. Also, Pr
AMOS. of ether make. constantly on hand. Also
one o. the most beautiful asSortments of GUITARS,
tlDLINS. FLUTES, and other Instruments ever
offered the public. call respectfully requested
JNO Z. ELLIS,
jy ID Penn. bet. 9th and 10th stS.
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FISK'S PATENT AIR-TIGHT
M ETALLIG RUIsHAE. CASES.

4 RE FOR SALE BY NJ. NJ. WHITE, ULDER-
IA TAkER, south side PENNSYLVANIA avenue. near
the corner OF Sd street, Washington. where Cases of
all sizes can be obtained, and funerals attended to
with economy and Dispatch
These Cases cdr be sold As low good Wooden
Collins, and can he furnished ready for Use i'll thirty
minutes from the time the order is given.
iY ol-lmt
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A CARD.

/ WOULD respectfully call the attention of the
n public To examination of the choicest assert
meut of genuine HAVANA GIG AIRS ever Offered in
this market, 600 Of which have received with
III The last ten days direct from Havana. They will
be sold wholesale or retail, at moderate prices.
l would also ask attention to my fine stock of
WINES, BRANDlES, TEAS, Sc, which will he
found to compare i'tvorabiy with any to be found IN
the city as Ia quality ana price.
f. &. DYER, Penn. avenue,
jy 2l-l0uM bet 10Th and 18th streets.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioussr.

fTNRUSTEE'S SALE of PRINTING MATERIAL.
Il On MONDAY morning, August /, at 10 O'Clock,
by virtue of deed of trust, shall sell, at the pub
lishng Office Of the " American Telegraph on the
side Of Sixth street, south Of Pennsylvania ave-
nite. the following Printing Material, viz:
1 Hoe & Co.'s Double Cylinder Napier Press
with Taylor air springs, bed 81 by ii
Doub.s Stands, with racks
/ Single Stcnd
Standing Gaeys
Imposing Sticks
Imposing Stone, % by IS
do do A byT
Brass Galleys
800 lbs. Nonpareil
700 lbs. Brewer
Head Type, Leads, Rules, Cuts Chases
Stove, Tables, Chairs, and Office Fixtures
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum-
credit oftwo four, and six months for notes sstis-
factorily endorsed, bearing interest.
&C. MCGUIRE,
~ I'D Auctiopeer
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New York Markets.

NEW I0rK MafK6tS.
New YORK, July 27.-12 NJ.
Flour quiet. State brands, SIS co.
Southern, SIS Is a SIS so. Red wheat,
81 16 cents; white wheat, 81 % cents.
Corn, 20 cents. Cotton has declined !.
Stocks dull.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-27
By E. N. sTRATToN, Auctioneer.

Pennsylvania arc, south side, bet 9h end l0A ss)
TWO NEW FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION
l. On THURSDAY, July 2ch, al 81 O'Clock, p.
m, the premises, shall sell the wert half Of Lot
No l3, in square No. AL, situated on North st.,
between 9th and 9TH streets, west improved by two
substantial and neatly finished new Frame HoWee,
each 10 feet inches by As feet containing six rooms.
two houses.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in equal in
stalments al six, twelve, and eighteen month"; with
interest, secured by a deed of trurt
Title ndisputable. Conveyancinp AT the expenee
of purchaser. jy % dts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-27

% A private letter, by way of Vienna
hints that the emperor of Russia has re-
Gently exhibited touches Of insanity.