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anu befcriuge were called,
ana did ail in their power TO save his life,
but without success. le Informed them that
ne had taken Stryehnine for the purpose of
Se'i-S'sssTassson. ss.;t .ast be had purchased I.
al the corner ofChatham and William sts.
The deceased was native Of this city, 36
years OF age, for many years he WIS book
Keeper IN q large down town house, but had
recently made an engagement with the pro-
pnetors OF the East broadway House, whom
he served In that capacity. He was man
OF extensive acquaintance. and has left a
large circle OF friends TO mourn his untimely
end. The Coroner's jury rendered a verdict
OF death by suicide.-N, Y. Sun.
PMApELPHIA, Aug Ia young man
named Clements, whose father keeps the
Commercial House, on the whsryes above
Sonth street, died suddenly this forenoon.
from what is reported 10 be yellow fever
lie was attending to his business yesterday.
Two or three other sudden deaths have u
ken place In the same nelghborhood since
Friday night They died from malignant
levers, supposed to have been brought here
by the bark Mandarin.
FARMERS AND EXCHANGE BAxK.-Tbe
Charleston Courier of Saturday says
"Ws are pleased TO learn that the Farmers
and Exchange Bank of Charleston will com.
mence business on Monday next, and trust
that lie career win be as prosperous as Ia
stockholders can desire lis capital n one
million Of dollars, Of which the inst and "a
cond instalments have been paid in, amount
ing TO 100000. 300 shares were sod tiis
week at $3.50 (not $3.50 as stated yes-
tsrday) per share. being $50 per share on
the amount paid ia.s
sALE o. 0LEsr srzIses l.-we learn from
affiend, now at these springs, that Mr. ZinS-
mermsn hss aold eat the shove property 10
mo Episcopal Church, for tho purpose Of
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WoMAN's INFLUENCE IN CoxGnEss.-A
Washington correspondent of the New York
Commercial, attributes the loss of the New
York Mint bill to woman. 1t seems that
MIR. Price, of New Jersey, who was in favor
OF the bill, was stopped in the lobby by a
lady, who held him by the button until af-
ter his name had been called and the vote
declared. The result was 81 to SO. The
vote of Mr. Price would have made q tie.
and the speaker was in favor of the BILL 1t
is not stated whether the detention was a
cunning ruse or merely an act of thought
lessness on the part Of the lady, but the
fact proves that women have some influence
in the legislation of the country
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PROSPECTUS eF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
10 Mechanics, Mrentors, and Nanufoctur

10 Mechanics [nrento,s and Manufacturers,
II HE pub isherS of the Scientific Amc ic;tu.'
| s,actfuilv give notice that the Sixth Volume
this valuable nal coInne Iced the MY frs
or Septenif OIL ring favorable OF FORT unity for all
to subscribe who take uei II the pl ogre.
development Of tie Mechanics. Arts, and Manpfac-
lures of our country The Oh OF tie Scientific
American is TO well known lhr"uc hout the country
to quire Get lied account of thu various subjects
leu ,std throu ia its columns.
The aim OF the publishers is and has been to render
it tie most thorough Il useful scientific ;ournal in
the country and to judge OF this, by m arng s
circulation and "h with other puhica ous Of
the same Class. they have unequvCctl evidence of its
luc, as the leading exponent OF The Art, and Sci
IT is published weekly as heretofore in quart, firm
fue white pa, sfor:ing Il end If the wear
illustrates, Ency cioTet!ia Of hur dr. i
Iags. with ind.x. and fir m five to six hur dresl
original En,ra,infs- described 10y letters f re e,-
euce; Leslie vast amount of practic information.
concerniue the prg,es> of scicntifc and Nc hanc Il
iu rrovements. Chemistry, Civil En- .inecring Manu-.
FEATURING in its Gus rarrh 50 ArclG ccture. Ma
sorry Bany-in short il embraces the Ell tire rarge
Of the AIT and Science.
1t also POSSESSES OIi-iual feature M fou! in
any other weekly journal in the county, We: an
its umns at the Patent Uffce thus utIug it
the Am ridau Reporiory OF Inventions
In nDeAion with the Publishing Pal tment, the
prophet rs Transact tie most xicn>iye lac me and
fI.ign Patent business done in this country: conse
Qh nt,y th,ir facilities lie corrcspondisgy su
perior.
Terms-s2,oO per year, in advance; 81 90 for six
months.
ALI letters must be post all and directed to
. s NU>N&C'.,
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AND HoUsE-FUR.
NISHING GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand at his
l. Furnishing Ware Rooms a large and we'll select
ed assortment of Furniture, China, Glassware. &C..
comprising
Rose sood, Walnut, and Hahoa any Sofas
Arm Chairs and Pari'r Chairs finished in Droca.
telle. Plush, and Hair Cloth
Elegant Rosewood, Walnut ard Nah gapy full
Slab Dressing Bureau, Wardrobes Washstauds.
Bedsteads. Feather Bed, lair and Shuck Mat
trasses. &C.,
Gid Band Dinner and Dessert Sets, richly de-
corited
French China Teaware, Flower Vases. Coffee Guns
Silver Plated Casters. Spoons. Ladies, Forks. &c
In short i stock embraces ALL that is useful or
ornamental in the WORCESTERSHIRE line. AMI
at pric< S that cannot fail to please.
liberal credit will be extended far good notes or
references.
dec 10 JAMES c. Mcguire
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Letter from Hon. Henry Cov.

ASHLAND, 20th July, 1915
Dear Sir: wish TO express to you the graf fcat;or
derived on receiving the July numbeE OF the N.r-
ctait'S hsgnZi and CONNER ial Review frtn, view
lug your pi Trait in the te:inuug. and from readii
your address TO your frcn Is he erd Of it, WIN
We feel under nb igat:us t. those who have coutr d.
ut t. our information a. u amusement we ave nat
ura''y deslr us u oS know ledge OF tn I'm OF
thir Hp nce. Of the e Itwrcs of their couuten-
ancr, and OF the cil. racer ard LA bits of cir miu!
which W" acquire. Y, u have placed YOUR mum,
erous re- der (at least you lave me. IL may not
Speak TO thc") under those Obligations: and tse
humber CT W ur valuable work now BEFORE inc in
some gee, sat sizes th. desire to wh;cb have lu.
Ged.
havn become quite familiar with The Magazine
n cvlew. and have no ,sitation in e; rrss:agmy
hi mbe az ini m that i, i cmiBently entitled 10 the
nubiic re-art and -uppo t. Ii collects ard arranges
in 'oi orier, large amount of valu ibc statistical
AMI Their inni M tti"n high usrful only to tho
mer h INT but 10 the statesman the cUtiva or Of
the earth, Tn the anufacturer. TO the m,rin,r in
short to all Of tue BUSH ess aud reading cou
munity.
Entertaining this opinion, L an glad that il has
ben. and hope that it may continue t. be, literally
patronzel.
0:ieri' 6 You cordial assurances of nv esteem ard
res I'D am truly your friend and oDcdient servant
Free man Hunt, esq. U.CLAY.
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WEALTHY EMBAssADoR-Veli Pasha,
the new Turkish ambassador at Paris, is
only thirty years Of age; and so immensely
rich as to be called the Mussulman Roths-
child. It's said he spent fifty million francs
on his Journey from the Sublime Porte to
the Barrier de 'Etoile All his attendants
wore during the whole tri the Turkish cos
tune.
He gave away $4,000 in gratuities to
servants, postillions, and char. bermaids,
from Marseilles to Paris
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ON r. AGAIN. ard take great pleasure il

ON AGAIN. ard take great pleasure in
l. 4 informing my old friends and onleIs that,
at er having tiled my luck in California, have
tied down at Winds RS Old stand, th street
and will be pie s.d to furnish Dry Goods Boots ami
Shoes at the low est IL arket price.
From this day until the lst day Of Mar, h. viii
COST to make for fresh supply of Spring Goods.
Pleas bear in mind that l shall i exactly VIII It I
PR mis-; and est t. nv sincerity give al early
call Don't forget the store, two doors south of ST.,
9TH. +. NJ. MAGKUDER.
On leaving Seventh street, take great pleasure in
recommending MIR. Magru to my customers AMI
the public centrally man highly by of their
pa rnnage. JOHN A. WINDSOR.
y, a
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HOUSEKEEPEa'S GOODS,

H0USEKEEPEa'S GOODS.
TOHN NJ. DOM & BROTHER have just opened
- aud arrange I Il handsome assortment of Goods
suitable for tie SEASON, VIZ:
Parian Marble ODDS
Paiier Mache and Fren'h painted do.
Fr neh China and Berlin Iron Coz DIS. as Cups
and sau"ers. Mugs, Cardstantls. and Match
Ecxcs, Dresden China, very h ndsomr Bas
ketS al York Boxes, Portable Desks, &C.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome Cistors, Mugs Tea Sets
Card and Cake Baskets, GobIels, Forks and
SPOONS
Mus,ards, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar. ETHEREAL. Hall. &c
B..ONZED GOODS.
Fenters Dogs. Shovel and longs, Spitoons
CandestirkS, tanGesabras, lIatracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame mahogany AMI walnut
Looking Glass S, Bracket Tables.
FURNITURE.
Several h ,ndsoTe painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and rood
Bureaus, eof.'s, Extension Tables
Chairs of many patterns and h,pes and mate
Ee,is,ead, Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in
the bag
China. s,ass, stone. and crockery Ware in
guam tiles, large stock, Well assorted, AMI
cheap.
JAPAN WARE.
Toilet Sets. Candes;cks Cake Boxes
Bru hes, WOODWARD. Iron Ware
Clocks veral varieties aud patterns, 80
hour and day. Our stock is certainly the
mast complete Of any kept in the district OF
perhaps at any other place.
We invite call fron persons in want of articcs in
the line of housekeeping, and We fAtrcr ourselves
they can be accomm dated at establishment
promptly and at reasonable prices for tue quality
as at any ether place
JOHN W. DOM T. BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 10th aud llth sts
dec Soft
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE,
An COMMERCIAL REVIEW

by FREEMAN HUNT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
'E'llE number for December. 1850, completed tho
iwcaty third semi aunual volume The work
has been Ell ed since its announcement in July
leoJ, and each volume n"w containing Isore than
seven hundred large octave pages. A few complete
scts OF the MAGAZINE may he oil tanned at The uilisl-
ers oifc :. li2 Flu ton street, New York neatly and
Substantially boubd, for two dollars aid 4 half per
volume
Tbefollowing are a few Of he many commendatnry
letters recei "a 10y tie Ell of the Merchants Ma
gaziue from stiuguish, state. man:
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DR.. MORRIS'S
Antt.DtsDeDttc Elixer.


THIS medicine has cen tor several years
L and so great are Its curative virtues that many
vii CHI consi. red ncurable have been per
maLenty cured by tie of one bottle OF the Elk
MANY persons are affi cted with uneasy ard pain
ful feelings after eating. in al such the Of
the Eiixer. according to Giretion will give the high
est satisfaction, giving relief immediately aid i'll a
few days effcctlng permanent cure
lnf,nts telhi"g ale often attacked with spells of
vomiting The Elk occasions # this cha acter
is the mothers best fri nd IS few light doses
stores the Stoma'h t. its wcnteI healthy tone.
In short no individual Or family should be without
So iuva uabie a mefici,a
Sol by G. TO r Co, of til street and Penn.
avenue w. ELLIOTT. cor of E aid 18th street.
PATTERSON d. MARIN, c,r 9Th and Pc ansyivsnia
II feb T-tf
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My Novel, or Varieties Of English Life, by Bull
wcer, complete.
Greei.y'> Wing Almanac, for 1855
History Of Z rope, Ivy Sir a. Allison.
Blackwood's Ma .azine, for January.
Adventures of Ca. tain Black, 10y the author of
Hector OiI ,oran.
Godey's Lady's Book, and CIR; h ,m's Magazine
for February.
G ea.ons Pirto ial and Earnums Il'ustr tied
News. back Plumbers from the commencement OF the
year. on hand.
Also back numbers Ct all the AIcsa ines for
sale
Books. Newspapers, Stationery, and every thing
in the Fer oiical line. For sale IT
JOE SIIILL1NGTp\'S Bookstore
Odaon Building, corner of il ST. and Pa ave.
jan Go
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Letter from tile Hon. Thomas H. Benton.

WASHINGTON CITY, April 20, lsl9.
Mr. Freeu an Hunt. FIR: owe sou many thanks
fer lie portuniti havo had O the Merchants
Magazine and have und il in al To lie Maya
zin". and that we'll re leuished. Of all The usefal
matt. whr II the Title would imply, and presented
with fullne an rlearness which deli ,hts white i.
instruc's. 1T rs, ia fact merchants magazine in
The accept ton Of tie teIm-merchsrts who go
letw.eu mali ms. h. Sc large opersti bring many
DEF arm"n's of kEowifge. and view at the state If
great mPrcha, t only but the ore Of modest,
but. nevertheless. Of most useful operations-the
merchant of the intcri so-wbo will fird this
gaZine abound With the information, The pursuit
of his bnsile-s anu the ovation the tile
character requires. Nor is its utility 1T al confined
rcnanis hut extends to The legislator and diplo
matist. and to all VIII, ar Oh rrcd with rlanag ne
the Hfair, of The nation. For myself. have found
il most useful tn me n my senatorial labcrs, ard
hx,e ier.n i'm the habit FIR many years oi rfuy
consul il gAit.
Very resp. c:fuly, sir, your obedcnt serv.nt.
THOMAS III. BENTON.
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- Persons ,UiS'ting to te serred acth the EVEN
m sr,., 10 II leare their names and address at Jumcs
XII LIST ,card, Bishops periodical sore adioining
lrrs, A. Tutss near HI. street, J. Miss Bro'ons
mi J1mes Winners 9Th street, at Jo. Shiuingtons
him, Buisding. Also, A. Lammrnds 7th street.
9Ie,rt .s,msn's can be l.ft ut the ADORE places.
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INOIt GENTLE NJ EN.-We have jus t added

DOR GENTLE NJ f N.-We have just added
Il to our as -orment many new and desirab' q
Goods viz Fine Cloths, C,ssimcres, Vestings: fine
Shirts. Neck Tes Collars, Necker hie Scarf. Stocks
Kid Gloves. all ceors, Night Shirts. &c
kfAD1-MADE CLuTtlIfG.-We have a good
stock fine and good. We will sell all OVERT arments
st reduced price.
We fully prepared to fill all orders in the best
style, and at short notice.
YOUNG & OREN,
Mt rchant Tailors and. Clothiers, under
feb S-2wif Browns llotel
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STOVES. STOVES.
FANCY ARTICLES. PERFUMERy &C

n UN o, md and for sale mt Stationers' HILL al
~ J i ing the Irving Hotel extensive assert
lnt OF ferfumery, Parma Cologne, Sans Toilet and
ether SOAPS Balm of Columbus, Tooth Powders
Bru hes AID all other art pertaining 10 Il Toilet
Ais. the Water Proof French Polish for Boots
and Shoes
All of which We will sell ut least thirty per cent
chaler In IN the ca be purch sed e.scx here
Muse ur cents Ter page. Cali at
ian u STATIONERS' HAY.
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Local A fairs.

Local fairs.
Mint PTade-Last evening the ''Mont-
romery Guards Capt. 2. B. Key, paraded
in full uniform, and made a very fine ap-
Dearance as they passed along our principal
streets This is new company, and from
this their first appearance We are inclined
70 believe that it will be one of the largest
and best drilled in the regiment to which it
belongs.
TIE E1hidtti0n.-As the time approaches
for the opening of the Exhibition, many
who before were doubtful about exhibiting
their manufactures are now in furry, try
Ing to be in time for space. We hope all
may be Accommodated Hurry up gentle
men,
III. Faller.-Upon inquiry about o'clock
to-day we were Informed that Mr.. Fuller
Was very much Frustrated. Indeed since
yesterday morning an unfavorable change
has taken place in his condition, and the
worst fears are entertained for his recovery.
Military VisH.-Informatio has been re-
ceiyed from the Law Greys, of Baltimore,
Capt. France, that they will arrive in Wash
ington OH tie evening of the Sd of March to
join III the Inauguration escort the next day.
They will be OH their return from visit to
Norfolk, Petersburg. and Richmond
GsS1 Tie ''Thackeray fever is not very
high in this city. Some few Of the Wash
ing'On curiosities have taken it, but the dis
ease III rot thought to be contagious.
Criminal Court.-The Senate yesterday
P'''t" piil granting power 10 Tue COuTtS
s OF the District Of Columbia to continue a
case that commences in one term and is not
S concluded before the beginning of the next
s. Term, and TO conclude it in the same manner
as II the old term had not expired.
8 This act is based upon the supposition
That, II the Gardiner case is taken at this
term ct the Criminal Court, it will not be
concluded before the next term, and the
proceedings will be set aside. We think
'"a' there is great room for improvement
III 'De Courts of the District, and hope the
u! Is not distant when the good work will
Ue commenced. AS things are at present,
long term brings good job to many who
''~Iost regard the jury room as their work
shop.
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VALENTINES ! Valentines!

E'IIOSE desirous OF selecting choice assortment
Il OF Valentines, eau be supplied hy calling at
SIATiONEE'S HALL adjoining the Irving Hotel
Our rIment conpri esall kinds and DIES ripio us
which We omise to Sill on the mot reasonable
terms. Also, Fancy Envelopes, Motifs, Lace Paper
Gail at STAIIUNEn'S HALL
f.b 1-d.W
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GREAT ISCOVEhY.

lie create discoveries are those which are most
b+netcial TO he hu nan race. Joy aud glsdues
result from tn m. iii covcry that produces happi-
hess Is truly gre at. How many have heen sent INTO
err ity by rou.hs cold> that settled into that
'htniy OF human life ASSUMPTION: How many
suier daily wi h coughs, who might rid them>clves
o, tie i1nctian for a mere uif-? Is there remedy.
Has the Gsco Y he n made W hich will Give rrl;f,
lie Mcintlsh,-s ARABIAN SYRUP" and the ALL
HEALING CoFDIAl-" have cen disco, cred They have
ven rerf to thousands VT were lettering up the
LINK oil the trdVe! Turned soIrJw into joy, ard
pod cct hapl iness wi ere nougEt but gloom pre.
vailed.
For sae by W. H. Gilman. corner of Pennsylvania
avenue, and ~ ,treet; Z ID. Gilman, Penn.y lyauis
ave iie tctween 9th and 9TH stress and tn lropre.
tor. 9Th strc.t between ID and streets, south
IN 2l-dtf
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CHARTER OAK LlFE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

II AUIFOhDs CONN ECiICCT.
Capital 100000
Securely invested under tie official approval of the
Comptroller of Public Ac cunts of tIi< State
! Office, corner Of Main end asylum Streets.
ftHIIIS Company wi.sue Polio es on The Ioin. St ck
4 principle, and upon the Mutual plan, thus com.
bnnS the be ,ehts OF 10th systems 1T the o. ton of
the insured; and make Contracts upon any and all
conditions ing connected with life lsas
OF Whatever name or nature.
Policies will be suet at tn Il west ties of premium
that III lie I'd pied and aft ri requisite seturily to
the insured and perpetuity to the insi uton.
On the surrender of Life Foley, the holder will re-
ceive It's squitab c value in cash
This Company continues TO effect insurance on the
lives "f persons going t. Calf rni fair rat Is If
prenium and to or mt permits for travelling. Sc.
| and foreign residence at equitable rates
Policies ISSUED for the BEN fit of married woman
on The lie OF her husband or any other person. will
ensure to her separate ind endntly uf her hus-
band and of the claims Of b s creditors.
The Company is managed aud coo trolled by Board
Ct directors who are personally interested as stock
holders and policy holders, in it's succe,s.
Ia nlhl-ts, containing ra eS OF pre- mum and infor
nation in relation 10 the of opera toLs and all
tapers necessary to effect Co. may be obr lined
ut the Office OF The Company, or of any one Of tn.
Agents.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS,
ALFRED GILL, Pr sdept
JOHN l.. BUNCE. Vice Presi lent
JAMES c. WALKLLY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Gill. William p Cone
John L. Bunce. Nels On IIoster
james u. Bodies. Samuel COLI
John A. But err. DaIie' Phillips.
Noah Wheaton. Z. n. Humphrey.
BOARD FINANCE.
GEORGE BEACH, esq President hoenix Bank
ID. +. ROBINS n. $50, President Hartford Bark
Hon. ISAAC ToUCEY, late Attorney General U. s.
J. c. JACKSON, NJ d., Medical Examiner.
ARCHIBALD WEIGH, H. D., Consulting MUSICIAN.
AGENT DISTRICT OF CoLUMBI>.
Benjamin G. Worcester. Dlval. Building, over
Whitehurst's Gallery Pennsylvania Avenue.
Hartford, March, 1852 i'm 81
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WINES, BRANDIEs, CIGARS, GROCERIES
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPS, &c.
mo Y KIpDnK 40

~<AcSs SooSES, CAISUfo, &C.
1N0. B. KIBBEY 4 CO.,
No 5, opposite Centre Market.
l hPURTEkS AND DEALERS in IN. above roods
OF Ter to families, clubs ami the trade an un.ur.
passed variety Of
"INEs-Madeiras, Clarets. Champacnes. Ports
CHERRIES, Hooks, &c. ON draught, in demjiohus
and bottles 49, N''AA-
lIoUoRs-Brandies, Rum, Whiskey. Gin. &c
LIQUEKs-Curacao, Maraschino Anis. til. Noye,u.
Bitters, &c.
MALT LIoUERs-London Brown Stout, Scotch and
English Aes
CfsARS-A VARIETY of brands
PiCKLEs-Best quality Of English and French.
sAUcES-For Fish. Curre, Game, Meats &c.
IEAS-brea ktist Teas. Souchong. pouchouy, pekoo,
Ooions, Tyson, Young Tyson. &c. in chests Il.
chests aud boxes -
SuGAEs-B.own, Loaf, Crushed, Pulverised, Gran.
debated, DC.
CoFFEE-NiOcha. Java. Mara cabo, Rio. &c
CHEEsE-Stilton,Ch edder Sapsago, Parmesan, Dutch,
and American
HAMs-Best American and ". stphalia
ks- LEA L PERKINS WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
jan 29-tf
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BOOTS! BOOTS.
lust RECEIVED, from C. Eenkurt, Pill
q aGelphia-
One case fine Dress Boots
One q, Sc Walking Boots
One case Button G tiers, Goth tops
Ons case do do kii tops
and no for sale Call an see th' the fashionable
Loot St Re Of JOHN MILLS.
fb IL under Browns HOtek
Views cpPJ1
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!

JUST RECEIVED 1T Stationers' Hall. ad-
~ Joining the Irving Hotel the following pieces OF
new al, d popular Husic-viz:
the Altar tic Return schottische
The Sae Polka
Pm going fer Soldier. Jenny
would l were a irj, dearest
Fl. |, ], Qnickstep
Ben Bolts Quickstsp
Believe me the Trio from Attila)
Atlantic Polka
Clifton X. d WA
Astonishing Polka
1he RE {a teautiful Soug)
The Celeste Polka
Marrs Waltz
SCntag 70 ka
M.llei's Scrap Book-a collection of popular
airs. for young people
The Death # Warren
fb g.
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G. L. GIBERSON,

Attorney and Counseller-at-Law.
sKACTICES in all the Courts Of the District. and
i attic ,dS to the prosecution of Claims bef,re Con-
gress and the Executive Departments
Es~ Office on Louisiana avenue near Seventh street
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NOON RISES.

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..,,ooee as he may employ, is authorized to re-
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I ARD o L.-Just received 500 ga Ions Lard
IL Oil. For sale by A. HATCH. Jr
street, opposite the Bank of Washington.
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Extract Of a Letter from Eaiiord Fillmore.

ELTdct % Lcttcf from Iaa0Td fefiDlSrc.
L lave read it (Nier hants Mag"zine) with n
go deal of aten ~, ard have he aton i'm saw
laI that think it one of the most valuable peri Mi
calls that WAS ever pub shrd. To the mcrchaat j.
seems quite indi pen able, and tn the aud
man OF general iuf rm"tion almost oq;ali de- irabe
1t j. grand rtpcsitnry of useful facts and n1rma-
tim. viii ca'' lie foui.d here 81 well diCe.ed
and so atctSsihc a. in these numbers. only regret
that do OF own tie whole work"