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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
A REMARKABLE MANA New York
letter TO the Mobile Tribune, says:

There is a remarkable man connected
with the Custom House here-a Span
lard. His business is to receive and test
money. He will pour the contents OF
an immense bag Of gold or silver com
into the scales-for it is weighed no,
counted-and in . trice announce the
amount in dollars and cents. Then run.
ming his fingers through the shining pie
ces, Immediately takes out every coun.
,erfeit coin. He has never been known
to make mistake in pronouncng coin
good or ba6. and his infallible ins,inc,
for detecting the spurious metal is loca.
ted in his olfactory organs.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
A rorcible Argument.


DR.. Lathrop in one of his sermons,
says:
''lf j. were true that there is no God,
what evidence can the atheist have that,
he shall no, live and be miserable after
death! How came he to live a, all!-
Whatever was the cause of his eXis.
tence here. may be the cause of his ex-
istence hereafter. Or il there be no
cause he may exis. in another state as
well as this! AnG if his corrupt heart
Bnd acominable works make him so un-
happy here, that he would rather be an.
lrhilaied than rur the hazard of fu.
lure existence-what hinders but he
may be unhappy forever? The man
len is fool who wishes there was no
God, hoping thus to be secure from flu
ure misery; for admitting there is no
God, still! he may exist, hereafter Ms
we'll as here, and if he does exist, his
:orrup,ions and vices may render him
miserable elernally, as well as for the
present."
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

Mormon PENALTIEs.-The Deseret
NeUs has the following characteristic
exhibi. of Mormon notions Of retribu-
tive justice:-
"ll is too well known to need repeating.
that if son Of Belial should defams
one of our fair wives or daughters, he
must pay the forfei: without judge or
jury, in the most public place and he
mast &c. his recompense for the loss Of
his hearts blood where he can find il,
which will be in Tophe,."
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
MEDICAL NOTICE.
A. HAWKINS.


A. ID. WOOD. A. HAWKINS.
"E would respectfully inform the
w inhabitants Of Oitumwa and vi
cnity that Wood and Hawkins have
formed copnr,nershlp in the practice o.
Medicine and Surgery, and are prepared
10 attend all calls in the line of .heil
profession.
Punc,ual attendance and reasonably
charges.
One or both may be found at ,hei
office. OF al their residences when no
absent on business. DR.. Hawkins resi
,iehce-ihree doors west of the Counb
Treasurer's office on Main Street.
WOOD e. HAWKINS. 7
November 24ih 1853
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

PuRoAToRY rs MATRlMoNY.-8y the
way the "ghost of the departed" re-
minds me of Joe Kelly's ghost coming
to his wife.
MOLLY, says he, Elm in PuEga,ory
at this present time"
"And wha. sort Of place i i,l''
says she. a
Faith, il 10 sor: Of halfway honss
between you and heaven," says Joe,
but stand it mighty easy after leaving
YOU"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

- Evenings at home are the moss
delightful and The moes valuable privile-
ges the business and working man can
enjoy, II they are judiciously provided
Tor. A frolic with the babies quiet
chat with the wife-an agreeable look
nuts and apples. may ba all around =
bright FIRE = : cozy room. On ,has
"bill Of fare" let the bachelor consider.
and resolve % .merd his ways.'
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
ANOTHER ARCTIC NAVIGATOR Miss.
ING.,-The Toronto Globe says:

Serious apprehensions are entertained
respecting the safety Of Capt Collinson,
who went out 10 Behring's Straits in
Company with Capt. Mcclure to search
for Sir John Franklin. Search is now
being made for him az well a. for the
long lost Sir John, both on the Eastern
and Western coass oS North America.
II Captain Collinson be found soon. all
the vessels are to return, If not, discre.
tionary orders are given to Capt. Ma.
guire and Met Clure 10 continue .he search
for one year longer.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
Henry II. McndcrshOtt,

II TT o II ~ r. Z II r l. n "
OTTUMwA, IOWA.
w ILL attend robustness in the Courts
wv of all the counties in Southerl
iowa, and in the Supreme Court at lows
Jity
, Persons wishing to purchase or rem
land or town property are informed tha
ho has the agency and management o
much good property both in Town and
Country.
March, 18th, l834.-ly. 81
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

n Fenelon, who had often teased
Richelieu (and intellectually il seems
for charitable undertakings, was one day
telling him that he had just seen his
picture. "And did you ask it for sub.
cription!" said Richelieu, sneeringly.-
"No; saw there was no chance.'' re-
piled the other, sit was 30 like you."
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

AZ We heard story Of a fellow who
related his experience when the Nashau
Bank failed. "As soon as l heard OF it. !"
says he. "my hear. jumped rightin,o my
mouth. Now. thinks |. s'spose Eve
got anv bills on that ere bank, I'm gon.
or. that's fact. So you see | put on
my coat and put for home as fas. as my
legs would carry me-run all the way
So when l got there looked. and found
| had no. got any bills on that bank
nor amy other. felt some easier.'
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

RENTS N CnlcAeo. The editor Of
the Chicago Tnbune. now on tour
East. writes homo that rents are much
higher in Chicago than ia New York,
Brooklyn or Philadelphia. According
TO his statement, good house in those
cities that will rent for 600. would read
lily command from e00O . ee00 il Chi.
Cago.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

1Never joke with ladies on matri.
mony or bread making. 1t is very, very
wrong. They are both sacred. One
refers to The highest interests of the
heart, and the other to those Of The stom.
ach. Young men will please chalk j,
down in their hats.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
odessa In Ruins.
TURKS VICTORIOUS:
Thirteen Russian Vesseis Captured =
Further Decline in Breadstu6s.
Very Late aud Important!

Furfher Uecttne IN Breddsft.Us.
New York. May l9.
Europa arrived at noon.
The bombardnent Of Odessa is fully
confirmed. The battery is all destroy.
ed. Thirteen Russian vessels laden
with ammunition captured.
The combined fleets had left for Sc.
bastopol.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The combined fleets are reported 10
have bombarded the ports at the mouth
of the Danube.
A Polish Legion, to operate agains,
the Car, has been established in Tur-
key.
The Russian fleet is said to have lef,
Sebastapol.
The Austrian troops will enter Little
Wallachia.
France has called into active service
on land und sea $4,000 men.
The loss of the allies in the lombard
ment Of Odessa is only six.
The Turks had captured Peta, the
principal point of the Greek insurrec'
ton. The insurgents had $50 killed.
The Russians were defeated in an en-.
counter between Silistria and Rasova.
The Turks had also made gallant at
tack upon silis,ria; but were compelled
to retreat, owing TO the overpowering
strength of the Russian force.
/. is reported that the American clip
per ship Grape Shot had turned priva'
teer and captured French merchan,
ship off Lands End.
1t is stated tha, Omar Pacha, on the
18th or l9:h of April, advanced with
l79. 900 men towards Dobrusdcha, and
that battle took place between Silist
ria and Kasoya.
The fleets are closely blockading al
the Russian ports.
The following are the particulars o
the capture by the Grape Shot.
Some excitement was occasioned or
Monday by the statement of sailo
presenting himself as the second mat,
Of the French brig Billie De Marseilles
and who called on Lloyd's agent at ST
Ives. Cornwall, with report that he hat
swan ashore from Russian friga,s
which had captured his vessel. He sta
ted ,ha. the capture took place 20 leaguel
from Cardiff; that the frigate first hois.
eG English and then French colors; tina
the captain and crew of the brig fra
tried to escape in boat; that they wa
fired into, and the captain and three o
the crew killed. The friga.e he report
ed TO have gone up the channel.
The Admiralty Immediately sent tw,
steamers in seach Of the friga.e.
On the 5,h the excitement was mate
rally increased by the publication in til,
London Herald Of the following para
graph:
"News has reached the Admiralty
that the American clipper ship Crap
Shot had captured French merchan,
man off Lands End
The Grape Shot cleared from New
York on March 22d with 1900 packa
ges on board, professedly hard ware. sup
posed to be bound for Finland. and fail
ing debarkation, then to the Mediserra
mean. This will explain the story O
the Russian friga.e in the Channel.
With the exception of The Pirous, al
the ports of Greece are rigidly waiche,
by ,he French and English ships Of wa,
Pirates are swarming the Archipelago
An English brig had drified ashore o
the Isle of Andros-,here was no on
on board-.he cabins were drenche
with blood.
On the 10Th fight ensued betwee
the Turks and Mon.snegrins .. Mict
chshick.
LATEST.
] Paris. Saturday.
I Napier is anchored four miles fros
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

A man fell from the sisging Of the
Prairie City. at Dubuque. on the l2,h
inst. and wac drowned. The mate hay-
ing had hold Of the plank at the time.
was charged of causing the mans death.
but on examination before . magistrate
was acquitted.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

The CzAR's IDxA OF AN AKoEL.--
Nicholas has called hii bro,her. in-law.
The King Of Prussia. "an Angel Of
Peace" An angeEaflss the Russian
view-has, Of course, Two wings, ono
Of infantry and one Of aztillery.--Lon.
don Punch.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

A BLooDY PaosPEcr.-The Loncon
Time predicts that the presen, Eastern
war will continue for twenty-five years.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
Botanic Physicians

DIR. E. USH.
TENDERS his services to cites Of
Ottumwa and vicinity. OF e one
door north of the Recorders oficb Main
street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
March Sd, l853-tf. Al
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

a Boys are like vinegar-.hs more
"mo.her" there is ip them, the sharper
they become.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

~Capt Thos. L. Ringgold. Of the
y. 8. ordinance corps. died in Washing,
ton. on Thursday.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

q Fresh salmon are to be obsainud I.
in the New York markets at the sasesot
one dollar per pound.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
/. b. Sis > o N,
9
ID e N T. 1 S Il,

HAVING permanently located in this
IL place offers his services to the citi-
-. ..sD Ds OF town and vicinity. All work war
ranted. Ladies waited on at their resi-
dences If desired. Teeth inserted from one
10 an entire set, either by means of springs
or atmospheric pressure. He may be found
at the Union Hotel, on the lst Monday
: in each month.
Dec. 18th, SO.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
JNo. D. pEvIN.
j. & j. Devin,
ATTORNE Y s AT LA W,

OTTUMwA, IOWA.
N7ILL practice in the Courts Of Wsl
wv clio, Jefferson. Van Buren,, D&yi
Appanoose,- Monroe, Lucas, MarionRl
Mahaska.
Having the advantage ofa long resid ne
in the valley they will give particuls a
tention to Securing and collecting c ils
sale of Warrants. Entries of lad "
time, buying and Selling Real Estate St
,lement of Titles, payment of Taxed &C..
February 18th 1854. Fl
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
Business Cards.

Friendship Division, No. SO.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
EETS every Monday evening at theil
lNl Hall on Main street. at 81 o'clock,
p. M. Brethren of other Divisions, who
are in good standing are invited to attend,
JOHN MYERS, Jr., w. r.
A NUDGE, r. S.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

USee news from the Turkish war.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

JAS. D. Dew,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
BREADSTUFFS.

The consumpsive demand for whea.
and flour good, with q very large import.
Indian corn arrives in excess and sells
slowly. The decline in flour 10 called
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MORE NEW .GDODS.

Wbara Ior opening choice lot Of Summer
w Gocd' consis.in in part OF, Wis: ~
sAarrs Int of silks of all kinds come first rate, a,
Z : tU cents
Plain. plaid, and fg'd Bereges
Do, 81 do do SIX Grenadines ---
PLAN. striped and figured Bst eye DE- Lsins, It l2k
-, worth Is cts. q. .,i.f......- go -.
organdy Mutlips and Organdy Robes
700 ysrdt Lawns, at "a, worth 123kc.
5 a.eoo 90 do do 1t Tx, worth Csc. ~
Slk and lace Mantillas
so piecss 6ne and medium Swiss Muslira
So Go plaid ard STRIFE do
60 d. white CsmbIics --., ..
Is do pisid DO
80 do NsnaOok Muslins -,
Hosiery Of all kinds s.oa - -
600 PGrasols, new .tyles '-F
800 p cess Bonnet Ri snds d'
Mems and toys ear OF all kinds g.,
large lot o Donestica of all kinds - -
80 paetDs colorsd Mattiups ,.. Az
loo pisces white Mattings ,..,.-..
Thr- pie and Ingram Carpets
All those ri bin " urch~se goods chsaner than
oan he hsd els where will DO veil to give us . cali,
have purrhaee d grsxt m nv gods nj auction
At great sacrifice. HALL q BROTHER
ja2t-'en3p a d.. ia. -.
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IT Is NOT TRCE.i

A reported By the PULPIT POLITICIANS
and KNOW NOTHING TRAITORS 10 liberty,
that they have - crushed me oms." and de-
prived me Of my office. Ny Magistrates Once,
Notary Public, AMI for Soldiers Land and
Pension Claims and CeDrsyapcing 10 kept at
the old stand on Eth street, 4tb doc, south Of
Pennsylvania Avenue. The Police Msgistrscy
to my Gduan,Gss and the public d.snnNns,
they have deprived me Of by s-eiarian n.atie.
ssainst ny rsi.sion, Of which did not possess
enough to mako fuss about; but what there
was OF It was pure and anmixed with hypsc
fisy' and OF different quality to theirs. ..-.
OoT JOHN D. CLARK
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,JSO. ELDER, d. COLI

p. 60oKSELLERS. 40 3, C0LUkBLA pxAoK,
. a oid IklzkD Agents for the Hoossn Standart
and vi or Drama. Gka>en's III torisi, tl.e a
our Union, uncie Fam an al the Know NOTING
Pspsrs. He aso heops for sale st wholesale And =
tail all The PIP slAs Aaassines. Weekly N-vsp 70. :,
Dsiy and. we.Ny berslds. Tribune, TINES Et.
t,onefy, &C, and AL the popular cheap iter.turs q
the cay. 900 ~ - - 49, - =
J. e. 4 CO having . daily eotmunica. ion With n
York, rare Books. back numbt ~ Of Periodicals :.
% promptly supplied. '--..'' -I------7 -
The trade and citiz.ns generally sre respectfully,
invited to AL at No s. Co umba Place Mt eornsr =
Louisiana aaenus and It'll street
JNO. ELDER 4 CO. d,
s-Nevs vendors wanted to carry out papers
jy 1t-lms - =" ."
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DIEp.

On the 2o'h instant. Msjor General NATHAN
TOW SpN, Pay master General U. s. Army, asea 73
YEAR,. - -. b..
o. Hi. lends are respectfully invsed tn - end
hi- l. ~ from h.s lae resIence, IT The corner
- rtIeet On to-morTow (Satuuday) i;.ftsr
no n, Ill 5 o'rt.ck.
On the 9th Instant. AZ the rssid.nce nj Hon J.f .
y ia'"n. M this city ii ut. JOHN BaOlKEN-
BROOCH RANDOLPH. of ih- L.. >. Navy.
la -. city. on Ihr Din instant, Mrs AGNES
WI SON, r.lict of the late DAVID ViIson. aged
."nl ~ ,rais.
On the 2'th instant. Mrs. MARGARET D. LIT.
TIE 'ir # Samuel |. Little. "a 80 =
~ ea'em, Iowa, or chorr,, IN the 5.i, Instant,
year Ct ms aye. lie WAS returii,n. 10 his faulty
u ter shnrt absercp.
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From sew FORK.

a SEw YoRK, July st.--The weather eeutn-
%. very bot. 1hsr unbnsisr at noon, g.
Z The Collins steamer Bshie, which sails ..
norrox, for Liverpool, nkes out her full oom-
i. lsmept Of passengers.
~ Badness Is very dull. The stock market 70
TIN ina depressed stse. A far her decline
! ook place to diy Ia all the f.ucies >
. FIour-s,ies Of 6 O0l b,rrsl.. Sta 9 br,nfs.
d 81 a 81; Ssu bern s. 50 s.. Wheat
ales of 10 900 bu-heis no Oh -nze n the qIe-
alton. tsrp--ssles Of 30 Goa b, hel., mi .e Z,
-; white 10; priue ysliqr, g. oats, e.
Dtten dull aud dIsopirg.
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LfoR kENT.-TEs subscriber having retired 70
l. The country, his now Pc D. nent teei sepes, OF.
iers for rent his hands msly finish d., fouretory
brick HOUSE, on "a street, with immeAists posses
sion. .' ss..,l -.
And also, the threestory House adjoining, nov
occupied by Capt Jas. b. Mon gomry Posesss.or
given on the LIST August, unless earlier possession
can he arranged With u~pt- Montgomery, Who ha.
th- premises =, %.
Al.o, Ter sale cheap, that oor,modious and dseirs.
Die property, stu ten on Pc. avenue. n-xry obp4-
sits jackson Hall, and Iecsn:iy occupied - board.
ing house. II 81 q. -. -.
Also, two frame House, on street south, nes,
1tb, In Square 462 II not sold tefrs the SOth 81
stant they win then be disposed of 10 the Inches,
bidder at public sale. ......., ii. Il ::
For terms and particulars sppiy at tia store q
|. While sons, - Vi. q. ". WHITE.
je p-n - t-."s,.. 5 :,
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cHICKER1sG 4 SONS p1.yos

-6H-- Thr suhec'f5 I a. just r-c,fv~t 5
6n IN Re PIANOS, which with tho.e ID
|"NH storr, a. ain gil up his lsrss AZ W
Y RED stock, com rising mag ifcen,
Louis. XIV. Gsntnsi-., nj Gathio- pisnos Of every
scale, frm tie oil aud famed factory OF Chieke iny
Sour, Eost, n and NON the lest factories In New
York. r. -. ... '...l-.-.
Persons des dng Pianos from the factory Of Chick
erin< Il Sons, Boston estab shed kiore that thirty
Years. and 'enoH ned throughout the world. will ~
member that they can be bought in ,hi. city ony
OF tie .ub crber.
Pianos sod 80 low a. they can be bought In The
United -f.tes ....-. =
sscond'h hand Pianos taken in part pigment
New Nusia rec lived semi weekly -
F. ~ ls-eo3s ...' ...., .... RICHARD DAVIS
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AHzRIcAR q FOREIGN AGENCY,

IpDosih the Treasury Department, Ea,hsnSsos
ThDkk The direct ion Of AAkoS H.IsHf pALaxH
~ Couusllor OF ths Supreme Court Of tn. Uni-
"a States, and Consul General OF the Re;,ubfic o.
casdor, Tor The United stA-s, established fcr tbs
revocation and r-covsry of claims An.ricsn q IL
ems on foreign Goveramenrs; or the piteo states
ciore Congress, the hrocptive ppxrtm-ntf Of The
edtral Goverpmrnt and Bosnis o. miss,orers
II ing In sshingtou: recovery OF dvtls, l. gse e,
nd inheritsDces In the nitsd tts'es md & r, icp
s'untrise; Investments 10 Onitei rtst.s AID etsts
'curitis; eoIlsAions ssrerxly, r-mirtsuc-t, and
ther money bosiDess. having rfHci-pt SOD reil.-
lie correspondents Ia the psv.rsi etster and Terri
FFiee Of Ghs Union, In Mexicn, Ceptrsl and foutla
,msrca, the CHI: ritiss Of Eurcp- in Au,trx. liz
Ia, and China. The undersigned IL yr-psred to give
su prmpt and fsithfu attention 70 al business
bat may be ,on6ded TO his sgeney.
feb fa-Wly etRaS a. plINHR
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so, 200 W 0H1H bt a 4. l. A Nd
.. PsrsOoal Eseats EoR the People. ri
MAGNIFICENT EATkRpRISE-LIBERAL, EQUI.
TARLE AND CEkTAIN ri. : rf : .

=. PsrsoDal Eseats Eor the People. ~ :.
MAGNIFICENT EATkRpRIsE-LIBERAL EQUI.
TABLE AND CEkTAIN. s'''' ''.''''
EsMAi1HuRsfS DAsUEREIorTPE LHTERpKX1
b H.IWHtTEHURTr has decided To Trustees IN
" trust for the benefit OF the shareholders in the
above enterprise, $5OOVo worth Of rea and personal
sste. to be disposed Of among the holders of .bsr.
at the earliest possible date, after the sle Of al the
shares The sharps are So each, which entil.s the
hohier to an equ table share in the ~.thfn nana.d
magnificent collection Of real and pers0n.l property
Ap, TO oneoi hitsA ursts - orlds Fair PreipiMu
sasuerrOtypss Of self OF friend at any time When
ths certificate Is prevented ut either Of his Galleries.
In faifimo,p. W ghi't op,stichmond, Ncrfo 4,
/, n .hburg, vi rifnston, snda Pc srsh urs
Arfat. eemerts have a.so besn made to redeem the
esrtsh"st s win the following 1eIsbrated Ar,it,:
J. eufne~rA: lefty; D Gteflins, Phil.d~li hia
Pa, spIisgteh AMI We.tfeld. Mass; A. G. r.It
E; MS,s s VI I'D Fn Porter, cinon
the tt that tfs property Is decided to trustees in
trust residents Of the strict Of Columbia for tn.
benefit Of the ehareholders and sseri sbarebol ier
receiving Dag erreotyp worth &c. and OF the very
finest quality and elegantly ca.ed: thp high charae
tyr End pott ons Of those trustes and the great and
extended rrputat on and business Uf MN hitehrfat
he deems sufficient gusrsn ties that every promise Of
this advertisement win oe promptly aud fai, hiully
Performed, "a tbs pictures to be taken viii b. ie
tributes among many iarie. capsbl- of producing
6ftee' hu arsd rsgurrr,orypea pr diem I,,- &C
Not rore than if y Thousand hare " 4, be sofa.
P.rs MS rs-idr"g a. = distance and Wishing orders
.or DaSuerre tyr. (Which win entitls them to a
.h,re In the above enterprise " II phase enclose
ID. am unit, pt~t patti, 10 Whitehurst's Gallery,
Washington. ID. C
.:HiLBUs8 ,HIIz. Agents for tie sale If o,tisrs
in this city. At their suc Drpct sonrh sid. penps
as. b%tw- 10Th and II b streets IL Georgetown,
ct Miss TTlONAS'S Book end Fau.y store. Bi,b
street Dear First. jyS-TlLks}m
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NOTICE.

s.... D. ...- o. NVllCE.
b M would infor n our patrons and fhe pubic in
Nv general t7~t, having mad the necessa; r.
fragments, We ars DOW prepared TO do all kinds OF
sILVBRPLA1ING; also REPEATING. 80.
F(Kk GILhIhG aud GALYANIZaNG,
re toring anssing. and roliabing silver or plated
Ccse ses, Pit b-IR, Casters, Be- re 8. Spoons, AGO
forAs ia tn. best manu.r, at hhoft noi.es, and q;
moderate prices. .i' -
tigf4 - r WARRlNER / SEMKEN,~ -sa
Dealers 10 JeWelIy aid t!iiyerware, r.:
jy l8--f&ug& r.. Panra ,avepuA p
POSITIVELY SELLING OFF AT COST!
I COhMkNCt this day to run of NV stock of Dry
l. Goods and shoes at prime cost. Whist remain
~ th. goth Of July, wilt then be offered at auction
,ftssoGs wishing is1ra bargains Will do well te
Gall;
:. have good assortment Of Drass Goods, shawls
Maatlss, Boanets. Ribbons, Psrasols 10, tyr
Also, good stock Of SHOES Of all kinds. - '
The Store viii b for rent on the lst of August.
3. Bk0MN. -
cpr. 7th and sts, Northern liberssett,,
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From Phuxdelph q.

PHILADELPHIA. July A.-osipg TO he IL.
essivs heat Of the weather, but little es:'dco
business is doing a-.,ys.I3.
Stocks are dull sni dta0Eips The f0es"
ave further deciiaed.
Flour-ibers is no export demand. and the
es sales that are Ell Ell are 'n6u.d 20 the
rirts Of retxife-s and b4tere o. s. Is fcr con-
ON, and IS 10 q ~ 40 Tor better and extra
.esuds. Rye -four is hsIl al s. - y So
ora meal. So 25sS]5o The,t-vsry iitde
.ferirg S,l.s Of ue~ Southern red a. 81 10
/ = 13I5YG ON Is wsured q, q 81 ght advance
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Heavy Fsifu . Al Cincinnati.

Il cIycISSArI July % Tie Gazette tod y
'pn0unc-s the failure OF Mems Mccullough,
Norris d Co. grcosrs. podoc. deal.r-. DO !,
|, Il Ibisnfy Their lisbiiis are : IS OO0 suI
sseis si2 600 Abou slu QUO OF iLtir ,ndsbt.
'dnsss is in New York, Boston and Pulsiel-
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,.. \ CARD.

4 CARD
- , FASHIONABLE DhE.SS MAKING.
ADlEc wi-hif 9 their figure Improve, will ia
81 we'll To cell "n Mrs.. N. A. EATON,
- ons door west 18th st.. on Pa avenue! ,
= Ten Young Ladies' wanted at the above businesa
0oOd NAS's oven. .tati 8. t's
samu-l T. Tay lor's dress outing System taught al
my residence at 81 In the morning and clock In
The evening. iai.- ..... II H.. ~ - a. =
:, AIRS Eaton rrturus thar ks to the lsdsa of Wash
ington for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
upon her. and hopes to merit the ren-wal OF th.ir
$aVnTR ut her " IA idStre il aS-We. q