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From the Baltimore Patriot.
Georgia Election.

SAVANNAH, Oct. i've have received some re-
turns of the election held in this State yesterday
for governor, members of Congress, and the legis-
tire. In Is countless Jenkins Union whig) has
1913 majority over Johnson, (D) being gain of
GOT over the election for governor in 1851, when
Towns CD was elected by over 5000 majority.
Johnson is probably elected. In Chatham county,
democrats are elected TO the legislature, but Bar
tow (W.) has 2lo majority for Congress- In Mus
cogee county, the democratic senator and wing
delegates are elected. w. B. Fleming (W) is
elected Judge of the eastern district
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An Old Sandman sailor, named Thos. s.

MI VfU SHIUIIIIHIf sdITUf, ldIItu IHUs' kIIJTt-
er, aged sixtythree years, was accidentally killed
in Boston on the Goth ult., by falling down the
stairs Of his boarding house He was one of the
crew of the United States frgate Constitution
when she captured tho "Guerrere' and other
British war vessels,
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rsoN, Marble and Brown stone

X A. WATSON, Marble and Brown Stone
III. Yard, Massachusetts, avenue between 18th
and 9Th streets Washington city, ID. G. Marble
Nantes and Monuments, Tomb and Head-stones
kent constantly on hand. AL building work fur
nished at the shortest notice and at moderate prices
Oct Sim (ml
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scarcity of Salt.-The British barque Dis
patch, Captain Harriott. arrived at this port this
morning (Oct. s. in ten days from Turks Island.
Capt II. reports that he touched AT Curacao and
Bonaire but was unable 10 obtain bushel of salt
at either place.--Patrfot
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FURNISHED ROOMS. with Board, in a

II genteel quiet family, can be obtained on F
street, equ-distant from the Treasury and Patent
Office, on application at this office,
Sep. 5-2awifim
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silver Mime Discovered on Lake superior,

The Hon. Truman Smith, agent Of the New York
Mining Company, of Lake Superior, announces
new and important discovery in the mines be-
specimens TO New York, one OF which yielded at
the rate OF Sc ounces of silver TO 100 lbs. Of ore
another at the rate OF 40 ounces to the 100 lbs
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Arrival of the Preble.

New York. Oct. 5-The sloop of war Preble,
from Annapolis, arrived here to-day.
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Steam between France and America.-A
late Paris letter states that an English company
has proposed to the Emperor TO establish line OF
steamers from Dieppe TO Northand South America.
There are be nine or ten boats, and they are to
be permitted to enter France free of charges. It
is certain that while at Dieppe the Emperor presl-
ded at a meeting OF commissioners who had been
appointed TO ascertain what could be done 10 ame-
liorate the condition of that port; and that quite a
number of the measures proposed We're adopted,
and 300 900 francs were assigned TO carry them
nj once into execution,
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A new operate Prima Donna, Signora
Manzini, made her debut in the United States at
Niblos, New York city, on Monday night last,
appearing Lucia di Lammermoor, in the opera
Of that name. She from Europe entirely
unknown. The house was crowded, and she was
very avorably received
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Fire.-Last night between eight and nine
o'clock, fire was we learn, discovered in the
carpenter shop of Mr.. Talbot, under his dwelling
on Seventh between G and II streets. To the
music of the alarm bells several engine companies
started for the scene, but, before they arrived
there, the flames suppressed by the timely
application Of few buckets of water.
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second Despatch.

BALTIMORE, Oct 5, III p. NJ
Two OCLocK.-W Washington Hunt, President
of the convention.
]. NJ. Cook received the nomination of Comp
troller.
Elbridge L. Spauldng, Treasurer.
+. w. Leavenworh, Secretary of State.
Ogden Hoffman, Attorney General
Great excitement prevailed, and the chairman
found il difficult TO keep order
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nss- The Charlotte, IN. c. Democrat records a
daring attempt made by negro man in that vi
cinity, on the public highway, TO perpetrate an
outrage upon the person of Mrs. Gribben, an aged
and respectable lady of that town. After des-
perate struggle she defeated his purpose The
negro has been arrested, and is confined
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DATENT AGENCY--Alfrcd Gregory
IL Mechanical Engiaeer) Solicitor Of Patents,
corner and Sth streets, Washington, the
United States Patent Office
Sep 21--1tt
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Editorial Change.-O. p. Baldwin, Esq, the
accomplished senior editor of the Richmond Wail,
has retired from his connection with that journal
He is succeeded by Mr. W. M. Sempe. This
gentleman edited for short while, the Frederics-
burg Ne,cS. His editorial career marked with
decided ability and spirit.-Petersburg Damocrat.
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Geltgrapbit,
Telegraphed expressly for the Sentinel.
New York Wing state Convention.

SYRACUSE, Oct. 5-The Wing State Conven-
ton met here today-was called TO order by Hon
E. ID. Morgan, and General Bruce appointed tenn
porary chairman. General b. made appropriate
speech, urging the necessity OF harmony, and after
appointing committee TO nominate permanent Off
GERS, the convention adjourned till 2, P M.
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II ONC BRIDGE TO BE CLOSED.-On
j 4 Monday, the 10th instant, the travel across
the Long Bridge will be discontinued and will re-
main so for about ten days, that the draw on the
Washington end may be repaired.
b. b. FRENCH,
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
Oct 6-dtl0th
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Small Change.--We pleased to know that
there is now larger amount of silver change in
circulation hereabouts than there has been at any
other period within the past two or three years.
The bright national coin has, to large extent
supplied a vacuum which long existed. The old
Spanish pieces ought to be driven away altogether,
and the federal currency, as a medium of pecun-
arv transactions established as practical fact,
and not exist as q mere theory.
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The supposed Don Carlos valencia.--The

The supposed Don Carlos Valencia.--The
individual who was arrested in New York few
days since, as Don Carlos Valencia. who is
charged by Mr.. Storms and others with being
guilty of certain immoral practices in their fam
lies, and also with obtaining, by threats, several
not the said Don Carlos, and has, accordingly,
been discharged by Justice Bogart. His close re-
sembance to daguerreotype taken of Valencia,
now in the hands Of the chief of police, led to the
suspicion of his being that parsonage, and hence
his arrest
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The Richmond Times.-We perceive by
notice therein that Messrs A. H. Sands and Thos.
Bailie have purchased an interest in that paper.
1t will shortly appear in new Dress and its char
acter will be somewhat changed, to render it more
acceptable to the commercial and general reader
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Johnson. d. Jenkins. w. Jones, d. Hill
Commodore Vanderbilt's Tour.

Jenkins gain in 80 counties, LOGO.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-06

The Maryland Institute Exhibition is now
open in the city of Baltimore and attracts many
admirers of the countless articles of beauty and
taste which abound on the premises. Many OF
our citizens will doubtless avail themselves of the
"round-trp ticket regulation, and visit the cxhi-
bition but as the going and returning is confined
10 the aay we trust that the railroad company will
alter their arrangements, so that passengers may,
If they choose, leave Washington in the afternoon,
and have the privilege of returning the next day
thus enabling them to spend the night in Baltimore.
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By the mall steamer Hov~ dses h.d been received IN
EaSlAnd from Fernando Pc. May 81 Lagos. June
Cape Coast 7.h Boasovis. 18th Ssspa Leons, 10Th
Gosee. l9;h Ienetd~, July ~ Mxdsisa D. Ahairs bad
besa very quiet Caps Coast Casde The sas Ash
an,se INVASION "a May - convention was signed =
ehiss Of Congo. ~ which The IaAief coded portion Of
their territory. aad the iosuer removed certain obnox
,oas ssoesadss =, Sabosf Al oid Caiioar there had
over whea The siesasr le Tssde had much improved,
and averTed that this oil slave station will become
Along Cape Coast The present year had been unusaal,
healthy The rainy eel IN early IN May, and much
rain had already fallen.
The psui-oil trade along all the cozs, was brisk.
1af ~ SOUTH AMrRicA.
The mail steamer Tsy was At Southampton, with dates
from baeaos Ayres. June 81 hlontevideo, 5h Rio
Janeiro. l4ih Bahia. lsh Pernambuco. 2lst; ST. Vim
cent. Cape de Verde. 29h; Tenerife, Jaly4 Nothing
VI different tenor from Baenos Ayres. Umuzs had Meth
scarce, and Ur9uiza eyideny bent starving the
city The beseged. though they admit their position 10
dep!orsble, do not regard rs desperate ThIriy-hv
British minister Bnenos Ayes, against ths blockade
Mr. Gore replied that. much hc regretted the nconvs
nienee. he could deny begerent rights 10 the Agen
for ships 10 leave The harbor The deputies OF all the
States assembled in Congress al Santa Fe had accepted
The new federal constitution Col. Lagos had signed for
The province Of Buenos Ayrss, the administration within
the city being Enofed
MosrEvipEo. June A. Doubioons shade higher.
RIO JAsEIRo. June l3--The continued pressure in The
money market caused other business to be almost
tirely neglected Discounts sold from Oh 10 per
la ordinary coffee slight decline may perhaps be noted
hut good Qualities Notwithstanding the increased rate OF
exchange and the money pressure had fully maintained
their prices On account OF the badness Of The roads In
the interior the supply had scarcely exceeded the de-
mand and the stock At market had remained almost
tionary 100000 bags New coffee arrived very slowly,
and the partial failure Is more fully confirmed. yet
The opinion still held that the surplus OF the old crop
T.,tlx al. Ar
BAHIA, June is-Weather very wet and cold. Bust
ness imports dull Sugar market active; freshts de-
Ginning In coffee the supply from the interior had been
limited. Discounts l2per cent.
PERSAABUco, June 2l.--Supply OF sugar limited, and
owing TO The continued prevalence OF rain, prices had
ruled high the exports showed an excess OF
Is 900 tons over the asi crop The harvest prom
ises we'll Freisbts nominal Discounts 10 per
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fan1n PIERCE PsSen Of fAs U~sssl STATE, Of iuiea
~kom s~ay
Satisfactory evidence having eIhbited
appointed consul II Belgium
New oriesas Loassus hereby recognise
q. SUCH him free enjoy
powers privileges allowed the Of
moe, favored na,ioas the Uaiscd States
In tenony whereof have caused these letters
the United States be hereunto alfred
Given hand city Of Washington, the ash day
II al Of July, A ls53, and Of independence the
Unit~d States Of the seventy-eigbth.
FRANKLIN FIERCE.
ny ths President:
w. l. MACY, Secretary u State.
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CARD.Tbe subscrbers being abost ake
ending Jay respectfully
unsettled will the
settlement The Isl Of August
short dates
August collector tMr smallvood)
who have seted, and NIL trouble
n ion To
CLAGETT. NEWTON, MAY, h co.
Jolly D-diot
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We have every confidence here that The discretionary
power Of adoption eec,on which the LIST act Of Goa
gress suhorizng devices confers on the Secretary
OF the Treasury will be depaied other hssds and
that as a sequence. shall have designs tasteful
appropriate. and elegant eomnsIeisl community can
not view lightly any change. how trivial soeser on The
face OF coinage and lis seasiveness admits Of good
defence The devices prefeni ihIeeesni pieces were
doomed from their first utierance.
The prompu,udc with which Secretary Guthrie has
acted ia the taking for the establishment OF an
assay ONCE in New Yofk amply appreciated and in the
derived from present efforts 10 the end, he WI
no, be ofsoten Pressed upon. he was. by number
less engagements during the late presidential Wait 10
New York. be yet allotted Sufficient time and made sum
cen inquiries TO satisfy his judgment in regard to those
local particulars which could easily be ascerlaned
al the ses OF government Whilst these words be-
ing written, the Georgia has arrived with million
and half OF specie.
III gold train has been robbed upoa the sihmus there
Argument ready furnished for The passage Of the
law before the Legislature OF New Granada for
eecor 10 kold rouis. notwithstanding the
complaint thai in Panama has been raised against the
imposition Of Tax for that purpose -4,g
BY sdvces from Bolivia. Bexu 10 proved TO be thor
oughy in earnest His money, bad il is will enable
him TO rase and maintain ali the troops he desires and
regarding him. do The lower ORDERS identified with
their INTERESTS the other element OF will be
ual condition oil the country Belzu governs his readiness
for war is amusing; il is impossible, indeed to say
which Of the two governments has The greater taste OF
it, This prodgious waste of energy. in countries half
century behind the age. might well be spared The OBJ
ect Peru has in hand is real but the gain from
would be dependent many future contingencies
10 thwar eHeciualy her present efforts. Financial
science cannot indoclrinated al the lannon's mouth
Money il good thing, and the coin has that
looks like and will pass for il, the better: this is all
that Beizu and his party care 10 know. -
Meanwhile. The Gillian minister opens out his budget,
finds financial receipts increased and things general
"looking pleasant" How little il takes make things
look pleasant TO South American minister. France
with ratified treaty with Chill which to her
various and important advantages may send her
ships 10 watch The quarrel between those amiable
ben Of the Souih American family. Bolivia and Peru,
whc il they had in their power woud sell each other
to = far more noted parsonage than Napoleon ILL.,
i e. trs
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u meeClhhs AuesbohecE.
VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN--oL
Mosdsy eth 81 O'Clock, the
ofiots and ssa treating % feet Ns~
yort avenue Iah and i4h running back
alley improved BY suh''anua asd we'll
kitchen psstfy, dining
the basement pso and sitas rooms three
ousadne. fss properly situated heahy
peasan part city, distant from The Pre-
idepl's House. Tide unruesuonshe
fourth cssh the residue In and two year, for
interest Deed gwen and deed Of ust taken
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
July I'D Auctoneer
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nnrAx in TIE casAL-prLAwAKx DIVISION.

EAsroS {Pa.,) July 2-The break in the Delaware
Division canal viii probably be repaired within three
weeks There is slight break in the Morris canal
July 2S.-Thc break in the Delaware division Of the
Pennsylvania canal will be repaired by Monday week,
through aid afforded the superintendent OF the Bel
vdere soad who sent $50 men 10 assist in repairing Ito
break.
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By TELEGRAPH.

NEw YoEK, July 3d., p. m--We have adyoes here
from Caso,a the l6h The island was healthy the ic
having entirely disappeared. he Venezuelan feet
had sailed on the l4h for Augonora.
Affairs in Venezuela still in very disturbed and
unsettled sa,c especially along the coast President Mon
ayas had called his feet home suddenly
Trade was still dull at Cursc,a. .rs
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

EAsros July ~ A serious accident occurred yesterday
near depot OF central railroad Pnilipsburg. by
which three seriousy inuredoae. IL thought.
ay The accident caused by the gravel train being
of The track by running hog The injured
pc sons were hands the train.
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Nj loo shlnrsop has kindly the August
Der Of H.pcr Magazine Of It's
%. 10 saying previous h. been repes with
literary entertainment.
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TREASURY DsrAsrxrxr, July n, lasa
Noc, hereby given per
authorized by the Of 2th January
es7 and redeemabs Of December, 1857,
authorized by March. 1891 and
Juse 1884, department parrhase
between Of December
srcn, Of millions Of doian q The
ts- manner hesinaf ar Den''osed,
competition, within the stated
preference viii he IN the order Of time which the said
offered The oernea' duly assigned the United
states. mu.t be upon rvoeip
whereof price will be paid, compounded Of ,hs following psricu
lars;
4 The mar v.lu. os amount specified In certificate.
.. A premium said amount ~ ,wessycns o~-i.
csr6css from the s Of July, ts,
20 N. receipt settle treasury win
to reach tn, owner Of d,r. n,srs., i'd
dillon.
r.ym.., fos
Boston, New YORK;
JAMES GUTHRIE,
July ALT Secretary Of the Treasury.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Key LshS, Fror,ss Rs,i fs,ea "ass nsii, rr-fd
trsshs.
iva. ~nAed iron p'ics, erected Ia The ee~te o.
Sand Key, on Florida Rect
height above io~ water, and painted Of SCrt
color, creep, lantern, which is white.
Tn. apparatus Fre.ns LIST ordor and Of the
called a6r~d varied hshe II shsvs far the
clssr s-,dy sh' in every alternate minute there
brs Hash Of 10 second. DURATION preceded and toor ~
partial ecip.es of a5 second. duration.
Tho focal plane 10 feet above low ~srr. The viii
or - rf-lhp
viii be s,stn>riy vh. distances beyond this point
observer sbov. the surface Of
q. s IS t shove The level a the
nearly II ns.ucai miles The
and onsuds the
deg min.
u ~ COS north.
Longitude 81 80 AS of Grecn~ch.
The hight the Soh Of July
prorno eounuo night rom uns.t 10
.u,o.e I'm fursfer notice Gro @. MEADE,
Lieut. Cosp~ Of Topo. Eng
In charge u CONSTRUCTION
Krr wsxr, June %, 1859.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Eleofirs Teierrapk-se~A F~vis~< 20 Bsigi"~-
TpIprrr Houss, Loedor, lure -, 1850.
hereby eahis, srta~Aag FROM
rassd B.ssv- IN BY .s~h sireco~ ny
o,mess.y live, bearing w. ,,
Goodwin ssnd passing about
sapA Head amer
~kes general ~ direction rs~ SSesss~h
banks.
Nsses requested that s desirable hst vessels
anchor wth th,s by dong
hey dsmAs~ the electric cable, ,c~c their sncsor-
ny order J. 8EsBgRT,
JAY ALT e-er.sary.
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FAILING or rHx rxASkLs

NEw YORK. July 3o-The steamer Ffsnkin sailed TO- day
Europe taking eiyhiyve including
Levapeur, the minister of France to Mexico and
$3.50 900 in specie.
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ny-At . meeting Of Board 81 ntr~cfors OF tho
Metropolitan Mechanic Institute, held bsir on IN street.
In. following resolution passed
be opened daily
FROM 10 o'csocks
aud public generally the
CHARLES CALVERT
Jun, iT-u Recording Secretary.
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FAILING nArcnksTER
PHrLApgLrHIA. July 3O-The steamer City Of Manchester
sailed Today for Liverpool with ffy-six passengers
$4,000 in specie, and large freight.
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has
hs.Is 20 MayJ
zen TO- Assmoun
the Teuury
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DIED,

Saturday Jsiy soh At os,t - The triumph; % me
ELLEN JOSEPHINE kYE AsnEhtsr Of j. W. ana
IP Nrr year Of lingering consn~puon
sod months ~bo" "nr"u ~
a and for number Of years. p'ous
AMI exemplary Episcopal church
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By Il. N. sTRATrOS. A~csaoness,
(Penn,apana arenpe, s0Htk sids, ioA sreef.)
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AuCTiON--On
Thursday August O'Clock, the pscanscs shall sell
the eastern No Is No. 49,
ing square ontAx 80 feet north street. between
and running back 23s feet ~ inches TO
% feet alley. -ittse
Terms hbersl-made known II saie
July 3I-dis Tint and Star
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Sales T0-m0rrow.
BY j.. &. MCGUIRE, Auctaeaeer.
VALUABLE LOT IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES AT AUG
onOn Monday aernoon August 10, Al * O'Clock on tho
Of subdvon Of No. ~
fronting IS feet Ninth between and ests NORTH
running i.S feet inches to . 20 feet alley.
third residue three months, oS
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
July 27-d Aucuoneer
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by j.. G.. MCGUIRE, Anetiens~r.
m ANDsOME AND wEiI~KEPT FURNITURE AND HOUEE
III KEEPING EFFECTS AT AUCTIoN.-on Fnday morning,
h Nh and
effects Of rsssman removing from
city, comprising
Superior seven octave rosewood plane, by Rsenkr.n
T~o mahogany hair spSinG sofas
parsor cham, rockers
Egyptian top and pkes
Mahorany spsine sestd ivass, rout tables
ract, dsning tables
Ipersin, paros, chauskcr,
Painted csss WOOD -seat chairs, Venetian blinds
High, and French hsdstsads,
Feaiher beds. carried hair mattresses
Dressing Ind plain burssus, ~asbsssnds
Boasten pilows, bidding
China, gsass, and orochery ware
To~e,bsr win good kitchen utensils
T.rmst no credit cf
and four months. endorsed bearing interest
LAS g. MCGUIRE,
Jury 1,-d ApeaoAeer.
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(Penasydsaaia aSens<, south stds near iosA ssreet)
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF PRIVATE
FAMILY, BAR-RoOM FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
Tuesday August 3D. O'Clock in front Of nuctoa
rooms effects Of
moving from the catys conssstiag Of ass n
Mahogany sofa, walnut and maple chain
cherry Tables sdeboaTd
lei o painted cottage chamber furniture
High nd post Sedsseads, barra~s wardrobes
Wa.hssAnds tahies, leather BEDS mattresses
Looking glassea, aod frames. bed clothing
Csspeis, mating olcioth, ch,Id's cnb
once chain, mantel and clock
Andirons, cooking and other stoves
Together lAsgs Kitchen utenss crocke
and box, benches,
lamps demiiohns, and jugs, nc.
Terms cash. in banksbae fanAa
Will be ADDED,
One barrel OF whisky
ground coffee, . chests OF tea
July 3I-dts
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Meast ~ Mays College, nesr R~ssstss~rg, nd.
THE annual of Mssys
and ends The asi "Wednesday
of June
and Afterwards 80 for esch hsn asy
n and
.,ud~sl each 90 and for
German spanish, tai~o opocnsl) esch ~
An trained
JOHN NcCArrREy, y. n,
a1-d2w fve~sssss
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CARUsIs SALOON.
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
THrs.p,r E.srrse, AvorsrA
JAMES sBEnFY,
ny us.p, request Of Of his yosss fsads and n'esnt
n gviag srh'hnon al ne seovs
hail on ne wil hs assisted BY
MR. w. CULLEN,
PROM ,he southern md Western Theatres.
~. MI, the citizens Of Wash
irxtou yosss lsdy this city E
MISS JULIA RErwfCKs-
Being her ART appearance 10 puh'c.
: o,r,orh /, m cor,usnr, sts July al
brick IA ERA-wspes sscns'on 81 United States
ID Cs.roy shon, hny good wortmen, steady
smp,oymsnt given, depend upon sm and ~
S"''"' ~ ~'"s" - Il NJ G.. MEi0s.
+s capt q Engineers.
In charge Of The Capitol Erten~son.
July 40
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~rx r.rvssA vrE COMPANY, 90 Utica. View York.
M ,r.,., ars snd inland psnpor,suc~ Jcsu
n. Ia
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