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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
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Seoe Mrt @aus0crdtbf6aftcm

iperoeR tpoblfeiler perfauft al5 oit6 ie 3uz
por an oielem Srt oefbdb,
Der llnterI6riebrnc mBd,tc reh GinntGnrrn
BON allentaan unp per llnt9cScnp ahtliBspoll ans
teiSen, bae rr Ben sansen Stpd .Saus8erdfbe pc5
6, %. 8srnp ai,Befaiift bat uno trreit 1T bic
jelbrn an Den niepcriten GitY< Yreien sa Sertatt-
fef, an benz altcA Stnnpe In Der 6aniltcns Stra.
ie, nabe tei 6agenblb'S @aftballe, unp 9erapr
8c9endber brm 9pitamte.
Setn Enforcement fann bier oar niht iibertrpfs
fen werpen unp beitcbt tbeilireile aus
Yurcaus, Dtniua Siibe. Siibttaros,
Gttretariss, Yirsntfai Slide, Nitr Silhe,
DtsBu9 Bureaus, Centre Slide, garb Slide,
Yiatn uno thtltlco 9SaIhltanes,
91arortbes pch allen encununaen ron SO bis
$35. gSbat.Sia Side, Stablianos, Strutl. Sidds,
u. 10. II. f rps
Gr perfertigt aud SpringiiB Sdaufefitible,
Sofas, Yarlpritiiblt unb Sttcmans, tpelde CT lc
ipcblfeil perfasfen pirp, ais c in Der Gtg erbal-
ten perben sGnnrn.
gluh bat er Gin suteS Enforcement spn Spir9rl,
bic er chen 70 tillia perfauit.
Od Der llntcri6retfne Gin praftiIder 2apcsiez
rer IT, 70 III er beret tpe 9lrt 1npe3terorbeit lrp
alle ipnnse Jleparatluen su Serrthten, auf pe
i6Sne unp funitfrrti8itc SSeiie, auf bic tirSeite
9lnseige.
CT itett gut Safar bab ale iciric gSaaren spllc
Sufrierthbeit 9etfn rme ras iine wrflr rr s Srrs
fauft.
st bpfFt bdB CT Surd ltrcn8e 9tufmcrtianteit
iinb tusrrfcntrieIipes nb 9cfdlli9rs Setra9en Ii6
cine liberale &tmplfaft gu prrptenen tnt Stanre
lein ipirp. 9. q. Qrtee.
adentarrn, 9fop. 3, 1852. nq1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Qefetl
Gin trafti9ss esttu rrer frabtiti9cr Sch,
&infetin tiber Selbfterbaltun9.
Sur 25 Gents.

Dicts itsbSn in hsutibsr uuo tnsttTbrr Sprabs
ptrSfertIitbtt 9uB II nit nGetidtn 8rlcbrun9cn
d6sr Die Sd,pibcn uno 8rantbstth ets 3cu9un9ss
Ipitsnls 9cfiGt Daftlte ribtct fd, an bic Su9tuc,
9Raunbtit unb bos rcr9sihrittsns 2sr, an lac, unb
clIts pcn aUln edtfsn rptrect Der ptrt6pcts 9aatb
uuo ois eiioringidsn @otnun9t ptlhe cs srthcitt
nerben Sabre pts Glsnbes uno Ger eeiosn prbdttn
uuo dblitb Sauitnbe non eeben rsttcu. @ltern ptrs
ecn bdras crfabrcn, tps r eaS @eresrtsn i6r.r Gin:
Der pSrbdttn tcnntn.
Ge9sn 3ufnouu9 prn 25 Gents, sin9sfbIcTenin els
nsf ali DR. 8inf,lln, 9icrppsGd Der 3tsp une lin:
ion StraGs, spiben 9pruee uno Vns, IpbiIaeelpbio,
apertiirsu Yrict miro efcrt unter lnllhIa9 nit up
9sbtnper prit bis 3ultnrun9 zines Shbts trfrl9cn.
2usp6rtsc tSnnsn iitb in pcrtcfrsien 9rieftn an
Or. 8intcNn ipcuosn une gu bauie ScbeiIt ucresn.
Wadsts pcii SRsbi;iii; anpsiunscn etc. wtrosu auf
BaarSabhin9 ,u9sianot ss9sn Sdaesn cpsr Msu9itr
pebl ptrrpabrt.
9uhbSnblcr, 3sihin9sa9et,tcn. atathsr uho auosrs
Wsrosn gu prn uicbsrittn preilsn nit ctSsm SSsrts
pericben.
pbilabspbia, Sut %. 1852 nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
AnbttDrS &n3eiae.

Sn benz aSaiienseridt BON ee6a @aunts.
Sn eSr Sahs Der 8chnuns pcu Daniel ssmm,rer
uno Slatban Ssmmsrer, acmiuiltrOtren ors perlicr:
semen Scbn &emmsrer.
limb nun, Sanuar 81, 1885, rrrdnntct Bic Court
Sent. 9. eeSdn, Samuel Ssiitler unb gpas Saus,
man ais aupitcrs, TINT pbise Te6nuna birtb,u.
febrn, ibersuietteln, cine seIebmdeise 8ertbel,ma
3u mp6en unb bem nG6lten fefssiesten gBaiIenD
9eri4t Seri6t atSufatfen, NIT GinI9lue aller Dor
ibncn abSelesten 3eusniHe.
49,. aas ben llrtanosn-8cJcusts,
sNNS Nattan Webger, Cdr.
29ggS Stentrnamte aubitcrs iperten Ii6
|'"IssS gum GnpSped ibrer grnennuna sers
iammeln, auf Samltnss ben 26ifcn S5ebruar, um
10 llbr Sprn,ittass, am golttauIe BON % eter
" Her, IN Seipelbers sarlnI6ip, ppIrlblt lid
ale Sntereifirte einfntsn ftmrn.
Sebruar o. no3p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
@ubitDrS ~Nnsetae.

Sn bem sBaiicnseri4t BON seda Gauntp.
Sn Der Safe Der 8ebnuns pcn pcnrp oanomrrt
uuo Galpar yoanoptrt, @retutcrtn bes psrltcrbenen
5Cbn b0neirsrf, Ieetbu ron ptieetcr9 Saunfbip.
ltnp nun, 6eb. z, 1853, ertannte bic Court
Samuel S. Sifler, Senjamin eesan unb Sacct
Splben ais @ubtcrt, um teIa9te 8e6nuns iibers
;uIeten, dber,aetteln, Sertbeilims bem GjeIeb sr,
ndb gu MAIDEN lInp Dem nd6fen fef9eiebttn g8ai-
len9eridt Sert6t 3u eritattrn.
,sssAss.ss< Dur6 bic Court @yruats,
SMWg@z Natban Mebser, G6r.
5sNNS Sbsnsenannte 9lubitOrs tprrtsn lid,
'';s,sS gum Gnpsped ibrer Seihmnlns scrs
iantnleln, auf Samltass ben 5trn Mdr,, um t2
llbr Mittass, am 5auIe pcn 9eter MILLER,
IT,. in Sd9erspilc, teia9tem SatmI6ip, allpp fiG
atle SntereiErte rinFnren f5nncn.
5rt. 0, 1858, +3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
5etrudr 8.
Sefentli6e 95enbn.

GSiptrn auf BHrntli6er Senpu oerfauft wer6en,
DcnneritasS ben t4ten Sag Nldr;j Srrmittass
um 10 llbr, am Sauie Splt Stinri6S s a.
CT, in Ritbsrntdclmgie SdrmIdip, 9e8a Gdlln-
ts, bic frl9cnrc Giiter, ndmli6:
3lpri Sprsisli6e I6rar,e WGtd 9frrbe BON
5 mp Sabre alt, 2 CUTE S6aHpferpe, 3 3u6t>
mStren, gut iuiii I6aifen no lie aud binscjpannt
werOcni titjGbris 5iiGlen, 8 Sabe, ibttls nit
Sdlberj 2 SiersSulspa9en NIT gcctts unb Gr,s
Bodies, tin Ginsautswaset, Selleitrrn nit S6e.
mel, 5 pfliige unc @gen, alle glrten &ettrn, cine
9atent g8tnNmiible, cine 98tnSmitGle serfertiat
Spn Snaub, Srel6nioiaine nit pferbeecpalt
Strcb6dnfe, pferpeseI6irr, Elm 8elI6tprnplu9
unb s8eli6fcrneoe, Gin GultipStrr, ipie aud rcr
brittle. 3teil BON elmer SprtrefiIben ggtli6tcut.
Nai6tne, atle 2trten Saifer, StSnber, Better tme
Bettlaren, cine glhtta8 ttbr nit salten, aae Dir
ten @abrln, 6adrn, 5rit6tref, @rasIrnien, ,rnb
nod Siele anprre sIrtitrl 5u untitdntlia si nel4
pet.
Die SrbinsrnScn unb 9lufpartrns am Gage
Der Serpu BON Seinri6 S1ger.
6ebruar 8. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
3aSlcr .GDtcl.

Der llnterldrcbrne mad)t Isincn 8rriln6ei ttnr
benz ali9enieinen 9ublfum befamt, bae CT poS
neusrbeute 3tBfi9e badieinerrte e'albaus nrS
9rn. Seize @rim, ouI bent nrrbpeilidrn Gdr bes
@larttSierrds in slaentaun bcSc9rn Gat, bcfamt
ais baS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Qeber< .6r1nfheit.

Dp5pepffa, @elBfu6t, 6rcnifbe uno ners
poie S6rpd6e, 9tierenfranfbeiten,
unb icds bic pen sinr trantbaftm esOsr intpriuscn,
als
S6winbel, sclbrne 9lber, SauTe int Wlaseh, ,1urG.
faae, 5er,trrnnen, Gdel, 07abrnpannuns, faii>
rts Gufitcfen, iG,persS Qltbmrn, .3ittern I'M Mas
gen unp Serlen, Gnsisteit tcim eiestn, Gietsr
unp SAmerSen I'M Jtppfc, Mangrl an 9tuS-
biintun9, sclbe !Saut tnp 2lisen, S6mer;en IN
Der Seitc, Dem Guffrn, rer grlilt unb ,brn @lies
bern, @rrnnen I'M 5leiIfr, trifthrtse 8urnt Dor
llnsliid unp gtiepersrldlascnbrit in @rmdtte
wtrosn pclIltiuoia turirt psrosn burtt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Or. Sufelanb's
Scriibmtes SeutfcDcs Sitters
jubertittt ncn
)r Is 9R cSofffn,

Or. y. M. eSadipn,
IN her esutibtn 9rcbsfs. 100 ar Ct, pbifoSdpbia.
Geinc Sraft dbr per9enanuts 3rantbeitsn miro
ron ttiner aubtru Nsei;in in ben @er Staatsu i6tr
rcieu, rptnn d6crboupt srrst pit Die 8ursn be,tl=
zen, wc in Yislsn SGtsu berdbmts Qsr5tc tsiutn Grs
fcl9 batteu. Dices itteres psrbitnt bie aufntrts
lantelt Der 8ranttn. Gs bat bic Gi9enibaft, eettr
trantbeitsn gu bsiltn uno bic @Srrauunascraaue m
ltarfsn, uno if ratsi an9msbnL ftbsr unp unlbuls
ola,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
eefet unb iiber,euet gud,.

(0tn her 9sciicn Yes.) Dtrtn @eitcr fat: DR.
oufttano's 6sriibntes btutihts 8ittsrss r peiluns
ren eeterttihpcrrtn, Oispspia, Sltrpsnlbp6he etc.
IT. uno ;par nit &sbt, cine Der tslitttrn 99eoi;intn
ots Sa9es. Gs ruurbe pcn SauItnosn as6rautbt, uno
Elm Srtuno fo9t aus, eab or ftttt eaourtb pcn iintu
esbsrttIhUtrosn sanait frs puros. gBir ino titer:
,su9t, cae ocr gotisut furt Den 6ebraid oes @it=
tirs tttdnei9 Slnimmt, tpas aliin ihcu 9arcbtuna
rtteisnt. @S 1T an9cnsbm an Gjsrud, unb G,tlbmad
uno tann pcn eutsn nit eem ,orrsittu SRaasn totr.
git 9encmmtn wsrbsn. SBir iprsthtn aus @rfabruuo
nno rathcn Den patitnttn oaju."
Stctt's gBectlr, cine osr btficu ttrarikbsn 3Sit-
lbrifsn idat untsrm 25itsn ausuit: DR. ouftlanp's
osuibts 8ittcres, bertitet nrn Or. SadIcn, rpiro
ieet rcn stni9tn Der btrtbmtttn 6sotr Der msei,i;
nilbcn Satultit als Gin fir meitlicbs Ghw6db, tbr
aet9uetts SQttd ssrdbmt. als ictbes ratbsn mir ss
allen Ndttern on, rpceurd fit b per mandsr 8rant.
belt heIpahrtn tSnntn. G'scbmStbtt eeus pcroen eS
thsnfalIs itbr mcbIbats fnosn, ruas mir aus sisnr
@rfabruna pilIcn.'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
S6dBbdre8 6plslanb
1TcmtliCD sii perfanfen.

DifnitasS ben 22iten Sstruar, pm 10 tl6r
Srrmittass, ipa am saule hes peritcrbrnen 9 a.
! pmpn &nauF in Der StaSt @lirntpwn, Bfs
lentli6 pcrfallt wrrSen:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
2tSter Sptef.

9as Saus 1T befannt ais
Gins Der srtBteu tnp bez
quemlten I'M Staat-feinS
mebr 70 auberbuIt sDbilu-
6eipbio lmb entbdft IA
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
9eo6 mebr 2enanihe.

Der adbt6. 6. .. Sinslein, SRarcr Der Staot
Gamesnt 81 g., fa9 .,gRir labsn pitlt fbmtbsbaftc
9lctiSen d6tr eltfs 9ReNin, uno ibre Sustn peran.
toettn unS, 9fahfra9en door ihrtn gertb an,ulfeusn
20 lrureen mir btrpc9en, fc lber gu eebraubrn uno
nItl;n 9eltebsn, oae mir fe eocntbdmlidb in ibrem
Ginfluet auf estsrtrdntbeiten fanpsu uno uns ubcr
lhrt pcblthiti9c a4rtin9 auf SlerptuIhpdcc n, pcr.
!utnbsn bntten. Gs ttldnf9ct uno tdrt Die Ierssn,
lnoem es c tcrub9t uno cen Shla erauideno nlod,t.
= SHenn eitlt SReoi3in mcbr in G,ebraucb tSme, 70
ptroen, nit fne ptesu 9cspie, rptniacr 6rauthrtln
bsrritbtn, bic pcn llntronuna i'm SRoaen Der eebtr
uno stnem 9ttSrttn Merpsninlttnme berrdbren S)Pan
bite ettt Sheils 9cuno uno fiirdts cann ttins Gp.
oemie; SBir nctbtStt unftrn Srtunoen rather, pas
Vttter III neruehen enpftblcn miro es b naun idbit
Gs fctIte in icosr Camille fin. Seine onosre Sp,b:
gin fam iclhe Stipeils ron otiltraft anfdbrsn."
Sfu9usB d6sr 3eu9niB 9leib ben ctistn iino tpab-
rdno Zen ltsttn orel Sabrcn ron allen Sbciltn Der
lnicn erbalten pcreen, uno oas firfife 3euonie III
orien e'untrn N, oae rcu Den reqrlmSbatn Gertsu
philaoepbia's rnchr oapen oebraucbt prro .o(s ron
allen oneern Urtanunen ,ufaumcnasncnlner - cine
Shaatbe Die Ieidt btpeiin psrotn Fam unb otniio.
emo 3ei9t ooB cine mtienfbalihs 3ubsreituna tbrtn
ttlIen SriaI erbdlt, lslbt mtun fs iii 6ieIer TSrn
pcraebrotbt pirn.
DaR oieft 9Rcoiin esbsrtrautbtt ihb DpIpepia fus
rirt fam Hismano ttrsitrn uootnL ct s aebra,lSbt
bat. Gle rpirtt ps,ilb auf Den Stdaen unp bic O..
Der; fe III Galcmd pcr,u,itbeh lii allen Bill Slen
Rranthtittn ibre @ittuha III ari0shblidlih. Gte
fam Trautn3tmmcrn uno &inoern nit Siherbeit II.
ureraRt9rm Nsen lu ir9snb elmer Belt esasbsn rrsr.
Den!
6itet Gt6 por Sdtf6ane!
Die dtbten bobsn bic stfhrisbsne Sianatut ron 6.
W. Sadlcn auf osm llu,hbla9 uno ben g1omsn in
Ole Scttel 9etlalsn-aIs nnoern fino aefilltbt,
te3-3um Scrtauf bsim Grcesn un6 8l,insu in Der
. eutfh en- Ipctbe etc, g3c 100 2trtb Straes, cine
Sbdre nntst Der fshsu, pbapstpbia, tiub Sci atbt:
Barren 5snttsrn a6srbaupi.
9reis berab9eIest.
lin Glle 8ialtsn ron 8ranfsn in ben StouS m rts:
en- bic @crtbcls bcr 9reGer Ssoi;in su osnisecu, in
Der prcis elmer Scttel auf 75 snts berabaslset
Gbsnfaus 81 batsn in aGsntrpn tci
Qaron @int.
pbttaodphia, Suli %, 1852. noIsioiu
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AUCTION SALES.
Fy E. n. sTRATIoN, Aue6oneer.

e. H. SIha11UN, AucI01eer.
(Sonth sade o Penn. ar. ne0r 10th street,
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS On CAPT.
Y Toll HILTON FRIDAY. June oath. at
O'Clock, p. H., on the premises, l shall sell
the following described Valuable Property
viz:
Lots No. and 5, in square 7s5, situated on
North A street, between Cd and 4th
streets. east
Lot No. /. in square e16. situated OF TIE cor
ner CT East Capitol street, and 5th ST.,
east
Part Of Lot 5, and all Of Lots 4, 5, ard 6, in
square Se7. fronting en- East Capitol
street and 7sh street. east
Tts location Of these lots are very desirable
and worthy tie attention Of Capitalists, or
persons DESTROYS Of securing eligible sites for
dwellings.
Terms: One fourth cash: residue in six.
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest,
secured
Couveyancng at the expense Of the purcha-
ser. Title indisputsble.
lie 2l-03t
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Gen. CAss ON UNCLE TONS CABIN
Gen. Cass, in a recent speech, speaking
of such works as Uncle Toms Cabin, >
says:
81 have seen more wretchedness in one
OF the proud capitals of Europe, than I
ever saw in our favored land, among
bondmen. As to starvation, nothing can
starve here, white or black, unless he
willfully keeps his mouth shut. And I
tank that publications originating in a
dlstempered imagination, or something
worse, giving the most exaggerated de-
scriptions of slavery, and thus exciting
false Impressions, both at home and
abroad, should be discountenanced by
every true Americana
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TIVE undersigned most respectfully calls
1 the attention of the Citizens Of Washing
ton, and others visiting the City. to the fact
that be has recently procured set OF FOUNTS
from the North, for manufacturing sela
Water.
these Soda Water Founts have decided
sdrantage over those which are now used
generally. as they are not made of copper
but Of il composition that is as pure as glass :;
consequently the wafer cannot become i'm
presnate,i from the metal.
There are in use cow in New York over
three hundred.
The public is respectfully solicited to cal
and test the quality o. this delicious bever-
age at
GEO. NORBECk'S 5, Penn. a7ense.
between eth and 10th streets
June I2-eotf
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CRUEL.-The Baltimore Argus says that
1t learns from the most undoubted au-
thorlty, that private Peter Corderig. OF
OF Company D. Light Artillery, stationed
at Fort McHenry,) was tried by court
martial On the 18th instant, and con-
yicted of sitting down at his post. For
this he was sentenced to walk in the heat
OF the sun for six hours per day for ten
days, carrying knapsack containing four
SIX pound balls. 1t hardly seems possi-
bic that court martial, composed of men
and christians, could condemn a fellow
creature to so cruel punishment for
such trivial offence.
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SYT.VEST:.h,S

SYLVEST:h'S
SILVER SHAN SODA FOUNTAIN,
Corner OF 9th and II streets
MAY now be seen in full play from a. n
w to II p. III and "a the Ladies come u
IN crowds exclaiming. .'Oh how delightfully."-
cool and refreshing.'; its pure bright ana
sparkling waters are reflected from their
brighter eyes like sunlight from diamond
No flaming advertisement. with striking cap
lions in stirring capitals. have heralded forth
in grandiloquent phrase this modest establish
ment, bat the public may rest assured that
here only II this city can De found the gen
uine carbona-ed patent atmospheric Soda
Fountain, improved, by which alone pure
SODA y ATER tan be ohtaire ed fresh at every
Iraught. S r. SYLVESTER.
Druggist and Pharlnaceutist.
N eco Nv Corner 9th and II streets
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UHalifax papers of the 18th state that
the fishery question was assuming greater
Importance since a French cruiser had
driven off British vessel from part of
the coast supposed to belong to England.
The French eyince a determination to re-
claim ancient and forgotten rights which
it is supposed will have an important
bearing upon American and English rights
Two armed vessels had sailed from Hail.
fax for New Foundland.
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Ty z. n. sTRATToN. kretioneer.

Ty z. n. STRATToN. kuetioneer.
Penn. oreaae, asar 1871 street. scuth side J
GROCERIES, TEAS, STORE FIXTURES.
VI &C.. AT AUCTI0N-0n MONDAY. June
9th, at 10 o'clock. at the store of Mr. e. Shoe
maker. corner of F and Ilth streets. shall
sell, without reserve, his entire stock, COM
prising
Loaf crushed. refined and brown Sugars
Rio and Java Coffee. Imperial, Young Hyson.
and Black Teas
Extra super Family Flour, in barrels and
sacks
Sperm, Adamantine, and Mould Candles
CASTLE. brown. and fancy Soaps
Starch. Mustard. Indigo. Rice. Sauces
Pickles, Catsups. Spices Of all kinds
Crockery, Glass, and Hardware, Liquors. &C.
Together with the Stand Casks and Store
Mixtures.
Terms $50 and under. cash; over $50. six
y and ninety days credit. for notes satisfac-
torily endorsed, bearing interest
Z. \. STRATT0N,
je Esd Auetioneer.
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CHANCES FOE A GOOD INVESTMENT IN

CHANCES FOE A GOOD INVESTMENT IN
REAL ESTATE.
WE have for sale OF the Best ofternas and
W prices. the following Property:
All Of Square east OF Square AS
Eastern part of Lot ?. in Square Ia
All o. the west half Of Square AS
Los No. Is. L. 20, il Sqnase 730
Lot No. !. in Square ESQ
Lot No. 10, il Square $50
Lots No. {, 5. 8. in Square lo3
Lots No. s. 9, in Square ISL
Lot No. Is, in Square 535
Lots Nc. !. ,, ;. (, ). :. TO- Il, IL, Is, IL
=, Ii. in Square IA
SIX fine Lots in Square 53s
Also. two Farms. one in Virginia and one
II MARYLAND
Three Brick and Frame dwellings. situated
in the Northern rart O. the city
All OF which will be disposed Of on The hest
Of terms. For particulars apply 10
G. 7. MASSEY = Co,
General Agents, iii street between
.IuEe lt-eo2w q and FL streets
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French Shoes Button Caters, Half CATERS.
Paris Pumps, &C., for Gentlemen's wear.
lust RECEIVED by Express, direct from
j the Importer
100 pair French Walking Shoes, glazed
90 pair Button Caters kid tops
80 pair French Button half CATERS, 3 beauti-
ful article
30 g French Dress Shoes. the first ever in
this market
90 & Paris Pumps. for Drawing Room
Is & Toilet Slippers
Also, from c. Benkert. Philadelphia.
30 pair Cloth Critters. for warm weather
~ x Button Kid top Caters
Now for sale at the Fashionable Boot store
OF J. MILLS.
Je 20 Brown 8 Hotel
Int, Union. & Rep. 81
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ZINC! ZTNCu ZlNCm

TIVE Undersigned having lately received g.
i fresh supply Of ZINC. are prepared 10
execute al orders with that beautiful and du-
rahle article in MR. ard superior manrer.
Also. for those who rrefer. they still continue
the use OF the best WHITE LEAD, OIL. and
EAKNISHES
Persons about having painting done. will
End II to their advantage TO call at tie old es-
adjustment. corner Of l2'h ard F. streets.
June lo-tf u. FINCH & SON.
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~ A grand torch light procession OF
mechanics and workingmen came off at
Reading, Pennsylvania, q few days since.
The procession numbered from 1900 to
1000 persons, 500 torches, and from
twenty to thirty transparencies. The
men marched six and eight abreast, and
the line extended in length nearly or
quite two-thirds of a mile. The streets
swarlned with spectators, and the glare
from the blazing torches made the sight
brilliant one
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On last evening, the 22d instant, in the 59th
year Of her age, Mrs. CHARLOTTE VIII
LlAMS: wife Of Ezra Williams, Esq, of this
city.
In this city, on the 21st instant. after liz
gering illness, Mr.. JOHN HAGGARTY. ia
tive OF parish of Temple Michael, county Q.
Longford, Ireland, and for the last twentyr
five years a resident Of this city, leaving
AMI six children to mourn his loss
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II Nofice.-A special meeting OF the
"a 81 WASHINGTON GERMAN YAGERS will be
I'll III held on THURSDAY EVENING. the
- - 23i of June, at their Armory Pune
tual attendance is required. as business Of
Importance will be transacted
By order of the Captain
je 2l-2t G. BECKETT. o. s.
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fGrace Church Sabbath School hay,
4 Pic Mic at Arlington Tomorrow.

Police Report. Cuthbert, selling
liquor without license; and Mrs. Cuth-
bert, keeping a disorderly house: ruled
for trial. John Manahan, assault and
battery; do Richard Sorrel, do. do. j.
Leonberger, keeping nuisance on his
premises: do. GVanderwerken, refusing
to take the stand, two cases; do. James
Little, profanity: security and costs. J.
Samson, throwing stones: ruled for trial.
William Miles. diSorderly: do. John
Spalling and James Spalling, breaking
doors open: dismissed. Mary Franks,
selling on Sunday: fined SO and costs
John West, assault and battery; security
for peace. S. Boak, assault: dismissed.
Martha Throop, assault: security for
Court. Benjamin Throop, do; dismissed.
Mary Cameron and Marcella Duncan,
lewd and laseivious course of life; security
and costs. A. Egleson, disorderly in
market: do Daniel Gunner, stealing:
security for peace. Samuel Cooper, fight
ing ruled for trial.
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In this city, on the 22d instant BIZ the Rev
T. 7. Wysong. Mr.. JOHN P. SMITH, to Miss
FRANCES ". CLARK. all Of Richmond city
Virginia,
Same time, BY same. Mr. LEWIS J. HAW-
Lev, to Miss ELIZABETH A. M1HRIS. all
of Richmond. Va
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nRs. BROTHERS & Gay

1 RE consulted, rs usual on all D.~Erqtr
II Diseases They apprise the public that
they have many facilities afforded them By
Hospital and private practice in this and for
eign countries and are not 20 be cassei with
the self-named doctors, MEDICAL buffers Of the
lay. Those who have foiled OF obtaining re-
lief from physicians of less experience will
meet with certain. speedv and effeetuai cure
BY applying at the Medical Office Of Drs BRO
TIERS GRAY. On South street opposite
the Smithsonian Institute, Island
Ye IS-eo 2g%
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Ey Z. S. WRIGHT, suee'oneer.

DACEET BOAT FASHION At AUCTION
i On MONDAY AFTERNOON next. the
18th instant, al o'clock. shall sell. At the
Congress stree. Bridge. Georgetown, D. c..
tie superior Canal Packet Boat FASHION
with her Furniture, Refrigerators. Harness.
and Lines. This Beat has recently undergone
thorough repair. and is considered the best
built Packet on the Canal, and has accommo-
dations for 80 passengers An active man
can make her pay for herself the present sea-
SON
Terms: One half cash balance in three
and six months. for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest
Ed. S. WRIGHT. Arctioneer.
GEoReETowN. D. c. sumo 2l-td*
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE!
TENHAT 9TH straot apd Moruiood ovopuo 70

l. the most pleasant promenade ia the
City, and BOSWELL 4 co are on the spot
with their sparkling fountain Of the most de-
lightful SODA WATER and choicest STRIPS
of the day, where ladies and gentlemen can
quench the burning thirst Of Summer TO their
hearts content
They also have supply of fresh and genu-
inc DRUGS. is we'll as all the popular patent
medicines Of the day-of PERFUMERY and
FANCY ARTICLES a rich collection.
80 Physicians may rely upon having their
prescriptions accurately compounded at all
hours, day or night
BOSWELL & CO.,
Corner Of Nd. avenue and It'll St,
je 21-lW Island
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TEACHER WANTED. The Trustees Of

TEACHER WANTED. The Trustees OF
l. School. District No T. Prince George IS
county, wish to employ suitable and expert
enced person to take charge Of the school in
said district. The applicant must be quail
fed to teach the usual branches of an English
education. and be of good moral character.
Salary $3.50: Address post paid the s'Tras-
tees Of School, District No. :. Bc'tsr.Ile,
Prince Georges County, Ffd.''
tune 16-4t p
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FACTORY HANDS WANTED. at
l. the Phoenix Cotton Factory, 19 miles
from Baltimore. On the Susquehanna Rail-
road, WRAPPERS, SINNERS, WEAVERS
and CARDERS; to ali Of whom the highest
wages will be given. Apply to SLOTHOWER,
MATTHEW'S, & CO.. No 273 Baltimore street.
Baltimore. Or to the Manager, CHARLES Nc
kENZIk. at the Mill iune 16-St