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Yankee Sullivan in Jail

Boston, Nov. S.-Yankee Sullivan was
safely lodged in the Jail at Lennox in this
State, last Sunday. Morrissey has es-
capped. The Massachusetts law Furnishes
Sullivan's offence with five years impris-
onment, &C., and fine of $1,000.
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% The sugar crops ON the Louisiana
plantations is remarkably good this sea.
son. One third of the planters have al
ready commenced rolling. and hogshead
and half of sugar is made from an acre
of cane. This, says the Courier. is excel.
lent for q beginning.
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ID L e II

On the 9Th instant, at the residence of his son in
law, j. l.: Powers, Rappahannock county, Virginia
DIR. JOSEPH NiCKLIN, in the 18th year of his age
. On the 81 instant, of consumption, ISAAC N. l.
CROGGlN. in the 18th year of his age
On the 7th instant, JOSEPH A. THOMPSON
aged - years.
On the 9th OF October, after few days. illness
ANN MAGE, in the 10Th year of her age
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Witch RctT ns.-Eliza Williams, young girl was
picked up by the Guards, i'm drunken condition and
taken to the guard house last night; this morning
she was sent to the work-house for thirty days Geo.
Baldwin, drunk and disorderly; work house thirty
days. Henry Green, taken fugitive from labor;
committed TO jail
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Snow Storm and EXPLOSION

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.-Despatches
received this morning from Pottsville and
Mauch Chunk report severe storm as
prevailing at those places.
A premature explosion occurred at
Easton yesterday by the blasting of some
rocks. One man had his head blown off,
while three others, it is feared, were fatal
ly injured.
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WILLARD's HOTFI.

'fllE above named establishment will be re-openeG
l. for the reception Of guests on Thursday, Novem
Der 9th Since the closing in June last, the heuss
mas ID en- completely renovated, enlarged, improved
in ventilation, warming &c, and ma ny improvement:
added requisite to the comfort of its guess
With practical knowledge of hrtel keeping, and
personal attention to the busn, ss, the undel signed
hopes TO merit share of the public patronage sc
literally extended heretofore.
II. A. WILLARD
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 3, 1853.
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~ Joe ShillingtOn receives all the NEw
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
is agent fer Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
sortent Of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building corner of street and Penn
syIvania avenue. .,o 10
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HH- For HATS or CAPS call at HENDLEY,s. sd-
joining u. 8. Hotel, where can be foaud a large
assortment of Hats, Caps, and Gentemeus Furnish
ing Goods. For gracefulness, durability, and cneap.
ness, Hepdley's Hats cannot be surpas ed.
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S5- The Maryland Institute, have awarded WHITE.
HURST another Medal for bis superior Dasuereoty pes
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition at which he
he has received the highest award given by this In
stituts. If you want your likeness taken 90 10
WHrEHURsT's. He makes likenesses not characters
TT his gallery between Fourand half and 9th street
Pennsylvania avenue
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D An affray occurred at Gainesville,
Va, few day since, between George B.
Ellicott and Edward Gillespie, in which
the latter was killed, aud the former NOR
tally wounded. Both held positions of
responsibility in the community.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY ITEMS.

S,rguIrr ArTest.-Abou; two years ago, a man was
seen to take from the front of the store OF Mr. e. w
Hinton. tailor. east OF the National Hotel, very
fine coat expo>ed at the door n piece Oi the han
J,yyork OF the shop Chase was given, in which
several hackmen Joined, but the rogue escaped with
nj. booty. reward was offered, conaiabes and
police put on a search, but nothing could he
tanned of the purloiner. The matter was given up,
and Mr. III. had 10 content himself with the los- OF
his coat, worth thirty FIVE dollars. But the old say
ing that "the rogue will always be found out, sooner
r LATER seems to have been verified for on Satur-
day last Mr. Hinton himself lii upon the coat on the
hack Of a stranger by accident He was passing
the store of Messrs. Hall * Bros, on 7ih street,
when he observed the man sitting TN a dry goods
box on the pavement, with the coat on. Alter
aoins some business in the Bank of Messrs. Scden
4 Wnhers he resolved to see what could be done
in the matter.
He approached the fellow and asked where he got
that coat The wearcr he,itaied, and exhibited con-
fusion, and finally said he bought it from a man in
New York MIR. Hinton fully recognized the coat,
and told the man il was stolen from him two years
ago and if he did not pay him for it an arrest would
follow instantly. The man did not agree to this,
when Mr.. II. arrested him and carried him before
Justice Dona. Hero the man said he would pay for
the coat and sent for - Swan, Esq., respectable
nesAber of the bar, who appeared az counsel. The
paying for the coat was waived. Testimony was
then given by Mr.. H., which fully identified the coat
and his foreman aswel identified the man, whom he
saw two years ago running off with the article The
nan that made the coat ready to testify to his
workmanship ii, and 10 its being the property o.
Mr. Hinton. Thus matters stood, when the Justice
agreed TO take bail for his appearance at Court to
answer the charge of larceny The mans name
was given as Hardaman, and he is well looking
young man, who ought not to have gotten into such
scrapc. Should he be convicted it will be another
evidence that justice will be to overtake her
violators, IN his case, if not in many others. We
have only to add that we think Mr. Hinton is entitled
himself to the reward of SO, which he offered for
the arrest OF the rogue.
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Alabama Legislature.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 6.-The Legislature
of Alabama will convene on the 18th inst,
when it will have to elect two United
States Senators to fill the places occupied
by Clemens and the late Vice President
King.
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ETHING NEW,

SOMETHING NEW.-The ladies say that
~ +. 7. MYERS stock of EMBROIDERIES and
Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS is better assorted and
contains greater variety than any that has been
offered in this city for some time, and he has new
just returned from the North with an entire new
stock, which you will do well to call and examine at
the earliest possible moment.
f. T. MYER,
Pa. avenue, between Sth ard 9th streets.
nov 5-eO1t-
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MORE NEW MUSIC.

MORE NEW MUSIC.
DPIMA DONNA WALTZ, by Julien.
i Ingomsr Polka; Saratoga Polka; Emma Polka;
Isabelle, Blanche, Jessie, Claire Pskas; Forest glade
Polka.
Rainbow SchottiSche saratoga Schottische, &c.
.songs.--The grave of Lilly Dale: love the snow:
Mary 4 tore; Melodies Of home; Days Of childhood;
Come, dearest, the daylight is gone; Take me home
to die, &c.
as Hammond's Castor Oil Pomade an article
highly recommended for identifying and aiding the
growth ST the hair. Price % cents jar, also, Just
received at WINTERS
Stationery and Music Store, 9th street.
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FOR REN0'-Tb. HJTIII

- FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be-
EI ing finished, on the northeast corner of eth ST.
and Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The first floor has been constructed for a Banking
Establishment, Of MARBLE it'll vaults &c, and two
stores on 9TH street The basement is construct d
to embrace all the modern conveniences for Res
taurant, in connexion with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters, provisions, de- The restaurant COM
muEicates both from in and out doors with the Sc
cond story, which is composed of four rooms. com.
municating through ample folding DOORS fer the &C
commodaton of either large small private parties.
Should The second story not be taken in connection
with the restaurant the will be rented for
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent of the building, and is well adapted for a
eommodions billiart-room for three tables. The
foul story embraces the whnle extent Of the build
ing, and is well adapted for a printing room or ar
mory, and if not rented will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water and all the
mo- Germ improvements have been introduced on
each floor of this building and its position, situated
in the very heart of the most business portion OF
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to, ed iress
sc BARNEY,
street, between 9th and eth SITS, Washington.
sep 17-eotf-
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Anction..rs

EROCERIEs. LIQUORS. STORE FIXTURES, &c.
~ AT ACCT10N.-On MONDAY. the 18th Instant
we shall sell, at 10 o'clock, at the grocery store
on the east side of eth street. between " ard Sta
North, anout midway the old poor horse square. (the
flag will designate the house., good assortment of
Family Groceries, viz:
Teas, Sugars. and Coifees Soap and Candles
Salt, Starch, Spices. Pickles, Fish, &c
Tobacco, Cigars, Backing Brushes and Rope
Wooden-ware. Vinegar, and Molasses
Also good assortment of Liquors.
And the Store Fixtures such
Large Platform Scales, which weigh 2,oCo lbs
Counter Scales, and Tea Chests, Sc.
Terms: All sums oftwenty-fiv dollars, cash over
twenty-five credit of sixty and ninety day,, for ap
proved endorsed notes.
nov g. GREEN 4 SCOTT Auctiopeers
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-The markets in
this city are unchanged, to-day. This
morning there has been small sales of
Flour and train at previous prices.
New York markets to-day are without
change.
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l3@WYMAN is doing wonders, hut his changes are
not as sudden as those produced on the grew heads
and grey boards, throughout the country by GIL,
MANS HAIR DYE.
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Fire at Boston,

BosroN, Nov. S.-White and Potter's
foundry was consumed by fire las. even
ing. Loss, $4,000.
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TO CONSUMERS GAS.

- FAD the fol owing. certificate from che of our
~ citizens who has had one of Kiddpr's Patent
Gas Regulators fitted up in his establishment, and
observe tie saving effected by its use
.f, GADSBr's HOTEL, October 81, 1853
~ have been using Kiddsr's Regulator in my IIo
tel for tie last six weeks and during that time am
confident have saved in money 25 per cent. owe,
the amount paid for the same time last year, and
believe my light Is quite as good before using it.
and do feel confident that it is decided saving to tn,
consumers of gas W.GADSRYn
For sale, solely, by the appointed Agent,
T. NJ. BOTELER,
Practical Gas Filter and Plumber
Southwest corner of 9th and streets
nov 1T -It TIntell ft..s
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By e. N. sTRATToN, Aucttoneer.

COn LOTS OF DRY GOODS at Auction, without
cOo reserve, to close accounts, for cash in
bankabe funds-On TUESDAY morning, Novem
Der 18th, at 10 o'clock, at my Auction Room, shall
sell general assortment of Dry Foods and Embroi
deries, to close sundry accounts. We name in part
Superior Irish Linen, Bleaehed and Brown Muslin
Delaines, Cashmere Mousseines
Black aud colored Brocade and plain Dress Silks
Brown Linen Table Cloths
Canton Flannels, Satin Vestings
Spool Cotton, Corded Skirts
Cloakings, Drillings, I'll osiery, and Gloves
l20 pieces super Gentlemens Handk'f
EMBROIDERIES
Handkerchief, Undersleeves, Collars, Cuffs, Capes
Superior Linen and Lace IIaDdk'fs &c.
Sale positive. E. n. STRATTOE,
nov S-eo&ds- Auctiopeer
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Collectors Once. Nox,.s.a

10y Collectors Once, Now uss2
NOTlCE TO DELINQUENT TAy-fAYtbs.-No-
tice Is hereby given TO all persons who ale in
deoted to the Corporation account for taxes for
the year OF 1852 of whatever description that un-
less the same be paid or before the 3lst day of
December next ensuing, 1t will be the duty of the
to enforce the collection by advertise
ment sale OF property according to law.
r. ]. ROCHE,
nov e-sotd' Collector.
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TO THE PURL.Ic.

( \NE OF the most spacious BATHROOMS In the
~ metropolis Of Washington, D. c., will be found
at CoPps Pavilion" The Hall is about loo feet by
mort modern sly les
Clubs, societies, &c, about making ARRANGEMENTS
for Balls will do well to call before engaging accom-
m dstions elsewhere as the Hall will be rented on
reasonable terms n. COPP
&C 29-eo2w- pron,;..
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WANTS.

"ANTED-Board in q respectable family by
w young lady, teacher of music for instruct
ing children in mutic. sewing, embroideries. &C.
Wanted-Houses and rooms furnished or not
with or without board, in any part of the city.
Wanted-COoks and Girls for Homework, white
or coored.
Apply at H. GILDEMEISTER'S
General Intelligence Office,
10th street, near Pennsylvania avenue
nnr O. l3t-
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II II Il Z n IT Furnished or unfurnished
l. ROOMS, with or without boarding, can be OBJ
tanned in private family by early application
reference rs to responsibility will be required. In
quire at 7. y. Browns Store, corner IF eth and |
streets. 4-eotf.
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The best Wis.-Who has not heard many boast
ing perriwig proclaimng that he was the best wing
IN the country, but not one OF them ever got
premium for their wiggery. Such is not the case,
however, with the Messrs. Medhurst S Heard, who
keepthe fashionable hair dre.sn. establishment con-
nected with the National Hotel. There wiggery has
been tested at the recent Fair Of the American In
stue, al New York, the list of premiums contain
ing these words, which take from The Herald,
demonstrating the fact: ''Medhurst x Heard, for
the best genteman's wig-silver medal" There is
true vi. for yoa, and the proof in silver
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GAUT1ER has the pleasure of informing
W his numerous patrons and the pubic that his
new establishment. Il La THle de PIris, on Penn
sJlvania a enue, between 18th and 18th streets will
he opened on MONDAY, November 7th, at 10 o'cTk
a ~ lie fatters himsef that this establishment
viii compare favorab'y with any in the country
where all tho rcfnrmsnts Of epicurean taste and ap
petite can I've accommated with every luxury, pre-
sented with the most artistic skill and alluring VA
riety nov h-a+
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GECnNn nrSpATCu
THIRD DISPATCH.

TRENTON, Nov. 9, M-Accounts are
conflicting: Camden county gives Hay
wood, Wing candidate for Governor 600
majority. One Native Assemblvman
elected. Gloucester county gives Hay
wood 625 majority. Monmouth gives
Price, Democrat, 500 majority. Burling-
ton county gives Price IS majority. 1t is
believed here that Price, Democrat, is
elected Governor by 5000 majority. Both
branches of the Legislature are Demo-
cratic.
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DOARD1NG-Afrs f. T. DUvAL would in
ID form the public that she has taken one of those
large and commoiious houses, nenr'v Opposite
Browns Hotel. over Hoover Sons Shoe store.
where .'he is now preparing for the accommodation
Of transient or permanent boariers. Her terms are
moderate. and every effort will be made to render
her guests comfortable. Families Or single gentl-
men, desirous Of obtaining large and convenien,
rooms would do well to give her an early call
oc2@eo2w. q 8
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ENOR SALE.-Five shares of the stock of the
i Metropolis Building Association. Any one
Wishing to make a safe and profitable investment
VII do well to address ~ H NJ" through the Post
Vmce' nov e-ecSt
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Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.
7 n store a well assorted stock Of
i Black, Green, Brown and Blue Cloths
Black French and fancy colored Cassimeres
Silk, Satin and Cashmere Yestings
Gents Updershrts and Drawers
Hosiery Gloves, Silk Handkfs and suependers.
Also, heavy WEIGH and double milled white Elan
aes, sui able for drawers.
WIN. r. RILEY,
Corner 9Th street, opposite Centre Market.
oc 1f-eolmA-
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BROTHERHOOD Of he UHion.-On Tuesday next, il
the weather i, favorable, this Order will parade for
Inc purpose OF attending banner presentation al
Island Hall. The banner is TO be presented to Poto
mac Circle. Several Circles from Maryland and
virginia arc expected TO he present.
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Metropolitan h>fittc.-The new Metropolitan In
shiute Is progressing finely the Rev. DIR. Peek hav-
ing TO add new brick building which will accom-
modate some hundred more pupils. Its second
garter commences ON the 18th instant.
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lyman ia GeTgctoun.-Wc learn that ForreS,
Hall was well filled hya charmed auditory last night
aud expect another jam this evening to witness Wy
mans yiZzardi.ms
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NTANTED-Ay young LADY to attend as clerk
w in a fancy aud trimming Store. One who is
acquainted with this or the Millinery business would
be preferred. Address Box lao, City Pest Office.
nov T-po3t
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VJTANTED-A good C0ACHMAN, with salts
w factory recommendation may hear of good
place and fair wages by applying at the 'star" Of
Ace .sr nov a-eo3ts
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NOTIC Fan election for Dire rs of the
~ Union Company, also for Director of the
Cnion Potomac Company, will be held on MONDAY,
the 18th OF November. at the Office Of the Union
Company, in the City of New York.
By order of thu Shareholders.
oc 26-W3w*-
The Ri hmoDd Enquirer and Bal imore Argus
will please copy he above a week for 3 week..
and forward accounts tn this office.1
NEW Book by the author of wide,
l Wide Wor'd.-Mr. Rnthrrforis Children by
the author of Wide. Wide World.
Addison's Works new edition, in vulumes; vol.
ume 1.
History OF the Navy of the L nitee States Of Amer
lea, by j. Fennimore Cooper.
Outlines of Comparative Phi ilolegy by H. S,beIe
De We're, OF the University OF Virginia.
The Young Lady's Home, by Mrs. Louisa G. Tut
Outlines of Scripture, Geography, and History, by
Edward Hughes, +. r. A. g., y. r. G. 8.
Peruvian Antiquities, by Rivero and Tschud
translated into English from the original Spanish by
Francis L. Hawks, ID. D., LII ID.
Caty Architecture, or Besigns for Dwelling Houses
Stores, Hotels. &C., in % plates, by NJ Field
Lorerzo Bcnon, or Passages in the life of I'm Ital.
ian.
FIR sale at TAYLOR & MAURy.s
nov D. Bookstore, near 9th st.
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FIFTY DOLLARS win be mai

ES.A : IaIu
EN a FOR the recovery Of an o]d.k.shioned Gold
<XS:1kHATCH, CHAIN, and SEAL, lost in Wash
ngion, on or about the 10th of October. The watch
was msds by Richard Bayey, London, No. 2 1856; the
seal topaz, engraved with coat Of arms
The above reward will be paid and no questions
asked by delivery to j. w. MANKIN, nearly oppo-
site Union Hotel, Georgetown.
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A CARD-Dr. LIEBERMANN will conti,us
"A to keep his Office, as heretofore, on street.
between 18th and 18th streets.
oc 20-eolms.
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BOARDING.

pOARD1NG.-Mrs.H HAWKINS, northwest
ID. corner of Sth and n streets can accommod ate
a few gentlemen and their wives with co.fortab,e
rooms, with board, If application be made immedi.
ately. ! AZ Ell - ! =
Terms moderate. NOV SIS
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Ga FOR RENT-A Brick HOUSE, two sto-
III ries with attic, containing nine rooms, on 18TH
between NJ and streets. To permanent tenant
the rent will be made reasonable. Possession given
on Thursday. uoy 2-co5t&-
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New JERSEY Election

TRENTON. Nov. S.-The scattering re-
turns as far as received indicate that
Price, Democrat, is elected Governor. His
majority in Lambertville is A..
SECOND DESPATCH.
TRENTON, Nov. GOA M.-Haywood
(Whig candidate for Governor) gains
largely on Price, and will undoubtedly
run him to the girth.
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Fine C.tnr',s Bceks-PerSons were attracted yes
terday 10 the front of the Empire House, by SPLEEN
did pair of canvas back ducks displayed there which
wea,csrtamed To weigh ONE seven and a lIafpound.
They will be fine, fat and delicious morsci for some
seven and halt persons.
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AUCTION SALES
BY Z. N. sTRATTON, Auctione,

BY Z. N. STRATTON, Auctione.r.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or
Il a Private Family at Auction-0n THURSDAY
November 10Th, at IL o'clock NJ, shall sell an A.
soment Of Household Furniture in the lately routed
furnished house corner Of street north and 2lst
street wett, Terms cash. noy9-lt
BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
J / oCSE AND LOT AT AUCrION-Ou MONDAY,
the 14th instant. shall sell in front Of the
premises; at o'clock L. NJ lot No. 10, in square
No. 665; having front Of 80 feet on Half street
east. between End L streets west The lot is i'm
proved by good and nearly new story and a half
frame house which rents readily at FIVE dollars per
month.
Terms: o. e-third cash balance in six and twelve
months for E"teS bearing interest.
GREEN SCOTT,
noyS-d Auctioneers.
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ESa,- u. S. SILK AND BUNT-kR,
ING, FLAGS, Ii e R-MS8
- G L E s, PIE NINA n II S,Nf
SIRE MERS, &C., &C..
from 5 to 40 feet, suitable for MILITARY COMPA-
MES, POLITICAL PARTIES, HOTELS, &c, lotrer
than they can be had in the United States.
Addr. SEE. A. GIBBS,
No.73 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
1Q-crn-
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".ieheii's an'Hns ye .alin' notes. A gentleman in
"fsd Us TIM, morning, that while he waiting tc
zee friend at of our public houses, some light
fingered gentleman made transfer of his pocket
oook containing number of Virginia notes. Ii IL
near time for the arrival Of th-se scamp< and our
actye officers would DO well to be on the look out
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PrtrGte Bdl,.-We have noticed several of the
public balls, past and approaching, but there have
also been number ut private balls. Las, evening
we attended one of much meniment, lightencd our
labors for few moments with the light If other
eyes, danced with a blue eyed maiden, and a dark
eyed one too, well Others and think il no harm
TO say thT: ''IeIns" enjoyed himself and very
happy 10 The rest doing the same.
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"a. FOR SALE.-A Ban gain-A neat two
I'll story Frame DWELLING, entirely new. in a
good part of the city, and suitable for small family
1t has large yard in the and the best of water
handy. Price 81 800 81 600 cash down, and the bal
ance in II months Address WM ARTHUR
through the Post Office. div