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provement in counterpoise to cast locomotive
wheels.
James Curtis, of Chicago, Tll,-FOr improved
wind mill.
Elias Davis, Of Montpelier, vt-For i'm
proved self acting power-press :.
Loring Danforth, of Buffalo. N. Y.-For I'M
proved machine for making BOOK covers.
John P. Hayes. OF Philadeipnla, fa.-For
improvements in hot air furnaces.
Amos Jacobs. of Ithaca, N. Y.-For i'm
proved apparatus for regulating the supply of
feed water to steam b0lers
John McMulIeu. of Baltimore, Md-For i'm
proved mechani means for preventing in
crustation in steam boilers
John Myers and Robt. G. Eunson, Of New
York, n Y-For improved machine for saw
ing thin boards, &c.
James Pigot, of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in apparatus for making palliasses.
Thos. S. Steadman, of Murray, N. Y.-For
Improvement n clover harvesters.
Lewis G. Suggett, of Lexington, Ky-For
Improvement in processes for treating hemp
Joseph c. Strobe, of West Chester, Pa For
improved hydraulic ram:
Robert l.. Wright, of Blue Rock, Pa.-For
| improvement in tire bending machines
Ross & Thomas Winans, of Baltimore, Md
For improvement in locomotive tenders. Ante.
dated May 9, 1854.
Thomas W. Brown, of Boston, Mass, assignor
| to William W. Mead, of same place.-For i'm
provement in button hole cutters.
John Mansure, of Philadelphia, Pa, assign.
| or to Farr & Thompson, of Philadelphia coun
| ty, Pa.-For improved bracelet clasp.
Re-issue.-Wm. II. Seymour Il Dayton S
| son Platt formerly Of Ottawa, Illinois
| improvement in harvesters. Patented June
| IL, 1849. 49,.
Des,gns.-Garrettson Smith, Henry Brown
| and JOS A. Read, of Philadelphia, Pa, as
| signors to James E. Abbott and Archillus Law
renee, of same place.-For design for portable
| cooking ranges.
Charles Chinook, of New York, N. Y.-Fo,
design for cast metal clock case fronts
Jacob Beesley and Edward J. Delany, OF
Philadelphia, Pa, assignors to Cresson, Stuar
d Peterson, of same place.-For design fo
| cooking stoves.
Jacob Beesley and Edward J. Delanv. O,
| Philadelphia, Pa, assignors to Cresson, Stuar
! d Peterson, of same place For design fo
| parlor stoves.
John F. Allan and Jos. Stewart, of Phila
| delphia, Pa, assignOrs to Cresson, Stuart 4
Peterson, of same place.-For design for Fort
| able ranges.
John F. Allan and JOS Stewart of Phila
delphia, Pa, assignors to Cresson, Stuart 4
| Peterson, Of same place.-For design for owe,
| doors.
The Current Operations Of the Treasur,
Department.-On yesterday, the I'D of May
there wore of Treasury Warrants entered O.
tho books of tho Department.
For the redemption Of stocks. 1915
Fer the payment of other Treasury
| debts ...."................. AZ 6
For the Customs. ................ 1912 3
Covered into the Treasury from
| Customs. ......... ........... 5,40O 2
For the War Department. ........ $1,000 0
For the Navy Department. 1900. 10000 0
For the Interior Department..... 1870 0
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cally, the personal imputations of Mr.. Rives,
I shall proceed 10 direct attention to other
parts of his elaborate publication. shall
not, Of course, attempt 10 analyIe the entire
eight columns Of which IL consists, containing,
as it does, much extraneous matter. which can
have no other effect than to mystify and be-
wilder . non-technical mind. Even Mr..
Rives himself has become so perplexed with
his own random conjectures as to lose sight Of
the original inquiry. Let me here recall it to
| memory
~, In the afternoon of Saturday, the 18th Of
Ma,cn, the following note from the Chairman
oi tne Senate's Committee on Printing was
T Tne 10 me by the Editors of the National
SENATE CHAMBER, March "a, 1854.
\ Messrs. GALES 4 SEAroN
aENILEAEs; Will you oblige me by giving
me your opinion upon the correctness a12 &c.
e"Tacy of the estimates made iu t6, ,r.a.,,-
ranging sheet by Mr.. Rirex, or. if not abIe
to give me the desired Information. will rs'
quest the foreman in your office to do SOL
Presuming, from your acouaiptance ,;h
Congressional printing, that you NAV be abb.
to give me some reliable information upon ths
the cost Of the Globe and Appendir, l am
DESTROYS that you shall do SO.
Very respectfully, yours,
H. HAMLIN, Ch. Com, on PRINT o.
The estimates of Mr.. Rives, enclosed in the
above note, we're printed in handful form
which 1 shall designate circular" 1t i.
without date, and is headed "a follows:
Corrections Of the principal errors in VIM
'Towerss reply to Governor Fitzpatricks's
question, ''iohat aciU tho nett cost to fh.
printer be Of the 800 additional COPIES,
| lof the Congressional Globe and Appendix 7
Beginning his circular with the above cap
ton, Mr. Rives, before giving his own es,i
mates, inserts the whole of Mr.. Towers
answer to Gov. Fitzpatrick's inquiry. Tha
answer, AZ quoted by MIR. Rives, reads thus
"The Congressional Globe and Appendix,
for the I'D Congress made six volumes, AM
'an aggregate Of $500 [5.454l pages. Ih
} subscription price is So for each Congress
The Senate now takes IA copies, and it
proposed to take 5,644 copies, being an in
crease Of 1920 copies. The inquiry Of Gov
} Fitzpatrick is: What will the nett cost {
the printer be of the 1920 additional copes7
The answer to this question is based upon til
data above mentioned"
| TO BE CONTINUED
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PIX KsONAL.

-. The Roman Catholic Archbishop, o.
Quebec, has issued a pastoral letter prescribin,
public prayers for the purpose of drawing
down the blessings Of Heaven on the allied
armies of France and England in the pending
war. Who are to do the praying for the poo,
Russians!
80. In all probability, either r. c. Win
threp or Rufus Choate will succeed Hon. Ed.
ward Everett in the U. S. Senate.
... 1t is now positively stated thai on the
9th inst. Santa Anna was on his way to the
city of Mexico, and that his wife had set out
10 meet him.
80. We regret to learn that the Hon. E.
II. Chamberlain, of Indiana, WAS compelled
10 leave for home, on Saturday last, in conse-
quenee Of dangerous sickness in his family
-. Boston paper says that E. P. Whip
pie has lectured ninety times the past season,
and Bayard Taylor eighty-six.
80. Gov. Bigler has appointed Hon. Moul-
ton c. Rogers Associate Law Judge of the
Lancaster District, Pa.
-. Thomas E. Meagher leetured at Rich
mond on Saturday evening last.
80. colonel Vim. Rayen, of youngstown,
ohio' has Dsqusathed the muniaoent sum of
$ioo'ooo 70 educate the children Of that town.
His good deeds viii live after him.
The Hippodrome, at phiIadelnb;a nm.
der the horse pieces Of Franooni. is doing a
fair business.
80. Julien Ii giving series Of fsrsvelI
concerts at Castle Garden, New York.
go. Max Maretzek is still in Europe, max.
ing extensive preparations for the new Italian
Opera House which is to open in New York in
september next.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

From the ever considerate Joe Shilling
ton, We have received copy of 1.-The
Bride of the Wilderness" the last, and
as some think, the best of Emerson Ben.
nett's productions. 1t is destined to be
read by admiring thousands.
To II. Taylor, of Baltimore, we are
indebted for the second number of Mar.
tin Merrivale.
Godey's Lady's Book, for June, is a
most admirable number. The illustra-
tons are e1quisitely executed, and the
contributions bear the refreshing marks
of talent and originality.
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1.-THE newspapers in Pennsylvania,
very generally and cordially endorse the
proposition for an increased National
Naval force.-Phil0delphia Sun.
And yet our good friend Grow, adopted
all of old Billions Chinese notions, when
the bill was up for the construction of siz
steam frigates. Mr.. Grow, no doubt
was too full of Nebraska at the time to
think of the wants of the Navy.
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The NEW SPANISH MINISTER
the passengers by the steamer Franklin,
at New York, is his excellency, W. d.
Cueto, Minister from the court of Spain
to the United States. Mr.. Winslow, q
special bearer Of dispatches from Ministe,
Soule to this Government, also came pas.
SeDger in the Franklin.
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y Newspapers, every where, must
raise their prices, if their proprietors
mean to keep out If bankruptcy.-Er-
change.
We shall continue to serve the Star
to its host of patrons at one cent per
copy-children not half price. If our
brethren of the press would publish
newspapers as is newspapers" there
would be less talk. of bankruptcy and
the necessity of an advance in price.
We publish what the public here and
elsewhere regard as daguerreotype Of
social and political life in Washington,
and we have substantial reasons for be.
ing satisfied with the result of our labor
and enterprise. We shall therefore stick
to the one cent business, without regard
to the sliding scales of our contemporaries.
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AN APPALLING TRUTH.|n q recent
trial before the United States District
court, Philadelphia, Judge Kane said ::
Rum has sunk more seamen than all
the tempests that ever blew -"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-23

FAIRY GUARD IN BANGOR is q
iona tide Fairy Guard" company in
Bangor, Maine, composed of the prettiest
females of the city.
In Washington, we have an Infantry
corps, composed of the pages of the
House.
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

PLEASURE TRIPS.
The Steamers GEO. WASH
aEfiEIzkS4s.l.G INGTON or TH0S. COLLYER
can be chartered for public elect parties ID visit
Mount Vernon, Port Washington White House Pa
v.lion, or any other places Ola the Potomac ry,r
The scenery on the river is very handsome
Fer particulars apply to thu President Of the Com
Pany or the Captains of the Boats
Schools taken q. reduced prices
JOB COl.SON,
SAMUEL GEDNEY.
may 23-MW&r1m Csnts;ns
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SUPERIOR GOLD WATCHES.

R~ A lKAGNLFICENT AHSORTNENT- NJ
EAw. GAIT BROTHER cali psrt,cujar at
L ention tn the assortment Of elegant Gel
SH WATCHES, which is far superior to apy pre-.
viously offered
Purchasers are assured that the above is as CON
pete In every particular snd prices lew Any in
this country
Keeping more but frat class Watches, each Is war
rinted an accurate performer.
-.a. NV. GAIT BIO
sign Of he Golden Eagle, Pa. ave-, betw.
may S3-6t 9th and lu,h sis.
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~ TO TaE CITIZENS OF THE TUIRn
US WARD.-xy name Through the partial;ty
OF kind frlends) having been Presented to the con
sheraton OF the voters Of the Third ard for the Of
ice OF Alderman to represent 10 part its pte,sSts
from and after the emf uing June election and b.y
ing been freq uenty interrugated rs 10 nv views In
refer nee to subjects vitality affecting the growth
prosperity, and ~mbellishmsnt as we'll as The ne,n.
happiness, and high toned morality of our beloyas
city. have deemed t not inappropriate to state m
b1ef, my opinions upon the subjects now largely en-
terng into the pres mt canvas
lst. i am in favor Of a reduction of the nnsss,,
rate of believing that it rau be safely sons
without affecting injurously a single nteres, sRher
OF the citizens or Of the CORPORATION. Ths prsseuI
revenue for the coming year being largely over the
present or prospective expenses OF the Corrorstiop
ID. am not q member of any Society or Associs.
HOP conflicting with religious ~piniops or the rrh
OF the citizen Wi becoming reject for the opIp-
ions Of many Of my fellow citizens, cannot favor
the Organization of any society infringing unon
either. There privi eyes humbly submit are Grant
ed alike tn each and to al both by the bill of Rights
and the Constitution.
3D.. am in favor of the Public sch,ols and tbs
pill tax.
4. am in favor Of strenuous xertions being m.a.
by the corporate authorities with Congress 10 h.ys
all he nlste aud outlets 10 our city made free fom
toll or taxation.
s. am in favor Of semi monthly sessions OF Ii.
wise.
6. In favor of asking aid Of Congress for the Pub
nc Schools, for the erection Of public Armory for
the volunteer force and in further support OF ths
Fire Department of our city.
4 believing that the present. laws with such
amendments a. time and expel fence NAV sus-estl
with moral sussion aud brotherly love- will b found
amply sufficient, shall be happy Of 1t suits tbs
views of nv fellow citizens 10 place me in the posi-
ton for which / am a candidats)to Join In such
system Of legislation as the honor prosper,ty and
happiness of the city demands.
Your obeft servant and fellow citizen,
Z. NJ. CHAPLIN.
WASHINGTON. D. c., May 10th, 1854
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NEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
IN AND NEW&cAFER ESTABLISHMENT
VIM. TAYLOR q CO..
Cornsr IF Baltimore and Carries s,r..,
MA, BALTIMORE, MD
VIZ TAILOR d co. beg leave to cali the a.ts,
ton OF tns reading people and all dealing in Books.
to their new BOOk, PERIODICAL, and NFWS'
PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, where can ~ to,,nd
large aaa general assortment Ct ell the late nonu.
dney aso Keep on hand a splendid assortment q,
An orders thankfully received and ss ca
sts"o sno sent ov return of the mail, express. or
S;r OF IN any other way the person ordering NAV
booksellers, News Agents, psd,.,s an, IN -,
lowest rates. -es~AAnes' esos az tne
Any Book published in this &C untry can BE- had
oy sending your order to Us. = : :. -
Cor. Baltimore and Charles Sta. BsIt;m%s'
may est '' ~"
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD

WHAhErs e1s oASnBrsEs
Wig hne cennects wi, n the steamer "GEORGE
IAGE" and the cars at each end of the route
PASSENGERS taking this line can breakfast and Iii.
DOTH going and coming, on board the boat
PERSONS Wishing to leave Washington by this line
VIII ieaVe their name and residence at Dr. Putt :
Drug Store, corner of Pennsylvania ave. and 18th
Sc, and the reach will call for them.
may 23-Im
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~ SECOND WARD.-MessTs. Editors: You Nm,
please announce Col JAS @ BERRETT as a csn
didate to represent the Second Ward In the Ro.r,
of Common Council at the ensuing election ana
oblige MANY yOTERs
NAV 9-eote (Tnt. Sentl
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- SIXTH wARD.-S A. III NARKSn
sented as candidate TO represent the sixth Ward
In the Board of Aldermen at the ems uiug election
may 20-3ts MANY VOTERS
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~ THIRD WARD.-GEy7LENEy. Plea. ar.
nounce the name Of ]. A. NJ. DUNCAN ION sc !. snS,.
sole csndioate Tor sest in the Board Of Common
Council at the ensuing election.
may 12-3t* FIFTY yoTrps
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SHIRTS MADE TO FIT-Gentlemep wanting
~ SHIRTS can rave trouble and be perfectly suited
by leaving their orders at sTEyESgs
may W.T. eales Room, Browns HJts.
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~ sIATH WARD.-Hcssrs. Editors: Please
nounce HENRY STEWART as a candidate for ths
Board OF Commau Council from the sixth Wsrd, 81
the ensuing election. MANY FRIENDS.
may - 2wH
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-23

IS Second wARD-kessrs. Efi,or,; Yfuxu
please nnounce the name Of GEO III PLANT
O., as 3 candidate for the Dommon Council for tn
Second Wa-d He has sery ID Assessor for sops
me with zeal and fidelity, and will be supported ion
Council by MANY VOTERS
NAV lQ-en2fA
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oST-on Pennsylvania avenue between Az ana
IL 9Th streets. On Sth b-t~e,n the Ayepu, and
Is street, God BREASTPIN in the form Of
grape Leaf set with pearls. It was attached 10 o.
PINK rlband suitable reward will be given il re-
quired, by leaving It at thi, Office NAV 2o-3ts
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ZANE TO THE SUBSCRIBERS on Monday, the
' :. instant, dark crown and light br ndle
oOr. Inc owner or owners can have said COWS BY
prov proving properly and paying charges App y st
5000 Hope Tavern, one mile from Esstern Fraoch
Bridge ~ hs' I 10 o..
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~ THIRD WARD.-MssTs Editors: Please Sd
nounce the name of Dr. Z. VI CHAPLIN as a csndt
dste Tor the Board Of Aldermen 10 represent Third
Ward. MANY FRJPNDs
may lint
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ABlES BREAST PIN Losr.-Friday afternoon,
II between and o'clock, while riding ia an on
nieus from 18th street to the Capitol, iady iost
sMbsne brass Pm wss red enanelled and set
dear friend, it is priced highly Any person Who
has found 1t, and viii return il at Mr.. HAYES on
lo.h street, between New York avenue and street
will receive a very handsome reward.
NAV 20-Sts
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81 FIFTH WARD -.Hessrs Editors: DIR. SIN
LEL & BUSET will he a candidate for re election
u ire Board of Common Coun ii from The Fifth
Ward MANY VOTERS.
msy 29-3s
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"a THIRD wARp.-JosEpH BRYAN will be
supported for Aid rman for the Third " ard at the
approaching election, by MANY VOrERs.
may 4-tes
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A CAhD.-The undersigned takes this method
"a OF returning his thanks for the bersl patron.
uoo OF the SAFE at his new store. corner Of 18th
ana streets, where will slwsy- be found on hand
a good supply Of GROCERIES, of every dasrriutiop,
at the low, 1T cash prices. WM KeEPp
may 20-3t
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~ FOURTH WARD.-RICHARD III CLARKE,
Esq, the present member from the Fourth Ware is
specially nominated for reelection to the Bosrd
OF Y mmon Council by MANY VOTERS
may 2s-dtes
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STRAW BONNETS RIRR0Ns GAPS G.

sIHA s,I BONNETs, RIBBONS, CAPS, &c.
W lSHlNG TO reduce the present str OK on bnaa
w.. Will sell the above Goods less than c,st
straw and gimp Bonnets, 25c. to 81 so
English Straw and Rutland, cheap
Florence Braids and Gimps at cost
Bonnet Ribbons all prices
Fash, Cap, and Neck Ribbons
Dress Cap. 15c. to 81 25, such as sold 81 SO
Flowers, Fans Braids
Gimps, Buttons &c &c
Also, hne assortment Of EMBROIDERIkS, " hi h
1 VIII sell low A. TATE, Pa. avenue
may IS-dC2N lint anil Uninnl
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SILVERWARE.
M w. GAIT BROTHER offer large ami W.
4N1e rIed assortment If rich Silverware consist
ing o:-
Tea Sets, Pitcherf, Goblets Cups, Spoons
Forks, Ladies', Dessert Knives, Salt Cellars
Icec cam Spoons, Straw berry shovels
Sa'iad Topgs, Sugar Si'ters, lie Knives
Crumb scrapers, &c.
Besides the above they offer choice col,eetop n,
fancy Silver Ware suitable for wedding, birth cav
warranted pore siive-.
Ii. w. GAIT BROTHER.
sign OF the Golden Eagle Pa bet 9th and 10th sis
may 23-6t ~ "
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~ fihsF W AkD-Messrs kdiiovs: Please an
noupce SAMUEL r. DoIJ6I Ass IA, .. . $50,
uaos i0r Alderman from TIE lint Ward. Owing to
nus long end faithful services in the lower Board hs
may l6-te vorrps
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CAPTAIN VIM W. MOORES ANSWER TO
JOHN C.. RIVES.

In accordance with our promise to the
readers of the Star, We present to-day first
instalment of the remarkable paper mention.
ed above. 1t will prove from beginning to
end very interesting, at least to every reader
who deems it worth his while to inform him.
self as to the disbursements from the Treasury
Of the United States:
ESTIMATES FOR PRINTING.
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~ FIFTH WARD -Messrs. Editors: Please al.
nounce JNO. H. HOUSTONss candidate for Al
aerman Of tbs Faith Ward, who will b. supported
by MANY VOTERS
NAV 22-Sl@
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~ eUBSChIPTION CCNCERT-Col Count
|l1 Els van, Countess Ma Ia lie Eetran, Laerrs
D. Lacy, from Hungary, assisted by Chevaii.r De
szsmeieDg, the celebratei Pianist Of Ba,timor-
viii give one Of their grand and brilliant con-
GETS on ATIRDAF EFENLNG, May 18th, at
CARUSrS SALOON
subscription List at HILBUS 4 HITZ Nusic
may 2a-3t
PROF. k Il m m ERER will give
|H two more CONCERTS Of vocal music viz: ct
the Navy Yard, at the new Odd Fellows Hall, THIS
Tuesday EVENING, Nav 23d, and on wEDNEs-
DAY kVENlNs, May Gath, at the Union Chapel in
tie First Ward.
Master Castle, the celebrated fallad Singer from
PHILADELPHIA will ba present. snd sing several choice
ballads in connection with over one hundred pupils
Tickets l2l% cents To commerce at O'Clock.
may 23-2ta
LfOUND-un Saturday. the 10th inst, on eth
Il street, near Pennsylvani. avenue, a PuRTe-
MONNA1E, containing a small sum Of mone~,
which the owner can receive by calling at Robinson
Row, me- Island Hail. fourth door from st.
may 23-1t*
MRS M. j. ROBERTSON'S BOARD
| vi ING HOUSE east side of 9Th ctr eet, tetw. ~
P.nnsyivania and Missouri avenues, Washington,
DC.
IS Transient and permanent Boarders accom-
| modated on moderate terms, at s. SO.
may 23-lf*
w DELIBLE JET BLACK INK?'-Ado. IS.
| your orders to ISAAC s. ARNOLD d co resi- 4. n, g
9TH street. between III and N, Was hington D. c.
SO Warranted the best in U.S.. TRY IT.
nay 23-lt*
| TWENTY-FIVE CENT DAGUERREOrYPES.-
}. j. WOODBRIDGE is still at his ost m. kie 4
his beautiful klectGrine Iiturss-taken by his ew
French psocess for on twenty-five cents-snd Lie
VIII assure all who faver him til call III at they
| need not go away dissatisfied, as his motto is to
please all. Poems, Pennsylvania avs nue. bet wseu
9TH and 9TH streets, over Giln ans Erus Store
may 25-lt
DLACk BRACELETS in new and Ie u
ID ttul patterns Just received and for sale at x.
| treneiy low prices, at LAMMONDS, It'll ST.
may 23-3t
LNANS.-Just received further supply of Span
IL ish and 9th. FANS, and for sale very chesp a,
may 23-3: LAMMONDS. 9Th IT.
LfENs, FANS.-we have Jusl opened lsrcr va
Il rely OF FANS, which we will dispose Of low
also, ole Dressing, Tuck, Side and Ioc ket Combs
~, Poma'uD, Cologne, Extracts, Baskets. Or, C
Hoops, Canes, Riding Whips, 'iano Stools, Piauc
OoVt rs, DC, de- JOHN r. ELLIS,
mey 23-f Ia. ave., tet 9th and 10th ,,7.
NATHAN .TiCAL DRAWING INSTRUNFN1S
| vi from Paris in cases of various sizes and de
scfiPtions, bousht in person from the makers b,
the undersigned, and for faIa at unusually low .,
cess from 81 20 upwards. his day opened by
may L3-f tRANCk TAYLOR
REFRIGERATORS.
uST rece we'd an additional supply of Arctic RE
- PERPETRATORS, superior article. for sale by
| WIN. III. NARROWER,
eth street, No. 4 from Penus avenue
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6r FIRST WARD-wM. T. DOVE, ct the ,>
quest OF q number Of voters Ia The First Ward h..
assented 10 nomination for election to the Board os
Aldermen, ard v i'll be supported by
may 15-te* MANY CIrIzRys
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- FIRST WARD .Messrs Editors Pi-sse an.
nou1 &c the a-ae of THoS r. HARKNE.SS 4 o.,
toy re election ftom the First Ward ASSESSOR aLd
ne VII be supported by numerous VOTERS.
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A- FIRST WARD -Aessrs. Editors: Please an
nouncs the name o. WASHINGTON BRIJNER a.
candidate for the Common Council, as he VIII b.
supported by MANY yorERs
may l6-2w*