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OFFICIAL.

Franklin Pierce, President of the United States Of
america, to all uhom it may concern: 30
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that ADoLPH RErrBERo has been appointed
consul of Brunswick, at Cleveland, in the State
Of Ohio, do hereby recognise him as such, and
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such func
tons, powers, and privileges as are allowed to the
Consuls Of the most favored nations in the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
the LIST day Of JULY, A. ID. 1854, and Of
r. s.. the independence of the United States OF
America the seventy eghth. So
BY the President:
WI. MARCY. Secretary of State.
Franklin Pierce, President of the United States Of
.dmerica, to all trhom 1t may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that C. F. HAGEDoRS, OF Philadelphia, has be, n
appointed consul of Oldenburg, for the States of
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware, 1 do
herebyrecognise him as such, and declare him free
to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and
privileges as are allowed to the consus Of the mos,
favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal of the United states
to be hereunto affixed. 4
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington
the LIST day of July, A. d. 1854, and
(L.s.] of the independence of the United States
of America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WI. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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"A MAN KILLED.-The "Fourth" at Cincin-
natl passed Of more quietly than was antici-
pated. The Catholic societies Joined In the
procession, and there was no disturbance, sx-
cent that an Irishmsn attacked an American
ysaring Know-Nothing hat. The latter
'Riiisd the former, using both pistol and q
bowie knife ..
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DEMOCRATIC CELEBRArIoN.-A Democratic
celebration was held in Independence Square
on the Fourth. Resolutions were adopted de-
nouncing f" Knov-Nothingism." Speeches
were made by General John L. Dawson, Of Pc;
James L. Orr, of s. c.; General Walbridgs, Of
New York and Senator Douglas. The latter
spoke more than an hour in happy impromp-
tn speech. He defended the principles Of the
Nebraska bill which he asserted was carrying
out the prece6ents established in the History
Of the Union, givirs the territories the right
to prohibit slavery when the sentiment of a
majority was against 1.-THE same as was prac-
ticalIy put in operation in New York, Penn
sylvanis, and the States where slavery has
been prohibited since their admission in the
Union.
BURNING rHE CONSTITUTION "A gang of 800
sboItionists was held at birmingham, Mass,
on the Fourth. Garrison, Phillips, and others
delivered speeches. Garrison concluded his
performance by burning the Constitution of
the United States and the Fugitive Slave Law,
amid applause and cries Of shame.
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~ UsI HAMproN's VEGETABLE TtucruaE.-Haye
YOU Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases OF the Kidneys any Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement Of the system? We but point YOU to
the thousands who have used the GaK1r IsviGor A
TOR.
In proof of what we say above, we refer you to
''Hampton's Vegetable Tincture," and its effects.
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~ ShITHs DYsPKPMA OoRplAL-This delicious
compound 10 Offered - positive cure in all cases Of
Dyspepsia, or derangement Of the Digestive organs
Cetuhcates Of extrasrafnary cures accompany each
dslstsrious substance. Dor sale BY z d. GILMAN
md ct Browne Hotel, Warrington, and wholesale
and retail BY pr. SMITH, Is and 90 South 18th S.,
Philadelphia. NAV eff
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n We are daily receiving requests b,

u We are daily receiving requests by
letter, to mail the Star to city subscribers and
others for short time. The writer's, however,
forget to mail the pay for them with the
orders. So, of course their requests cannot b
complied with, as We mail no papers not paid
for in advance. This is an imperative rule in
the Star Office. Our patrons will therefore
please take notice that if they desire the Star
by mail, they should send with their orders,
payment at the rate of 33i cents per month.
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RIof AT MANCHESTER, N. H.-On the morn
ing of the Fourth, fight took place between
. large party of Americans and Irishmen.
The latter we're routed, and twelve or fifteen of
thar houses guttsd and the furniture destroyed.
The Americans then attached the Catholic
Church and broke all the Windows, when the
authorities and police stopped the riot.
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EoR sALs-A CIGAR STORE, situated on Pa.
avenue, with fns stock on hand, and \ rood
run Of custom, The rent b 500 per annum, in.
Guiding hne dwelling sttached to the store Terms
moderate. Apply TO CHAS. WALTER, !.
On Sd, between u and q ats.
rate terms. "a -.f'- - -' % n W. "
jeA-sost :.
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r. By the inadvertency of the person who
counts of our papers, number Of our George
town subscribers were neglected yesterday
We have taken the necessary measures to pre-
vent the recurrence of similar omission.
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"Uncle Ned had no hair on the top of his head.
In the place where the hair ought to grow
lived previous to the discovery of Lyons eel
brated Kathairon, which not only preserves and
beauties, but restores the hair to any period o,
lifs Only those who viii not try it, are troubled
With badness, dandruh, or harsh and unpleasant
hair.
From the Home Journal, ~ r
S"No article ever acquired 50 rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as LYoK's KArHAnos. To
those who have used 1t land who has mott the rea-
son is obvious, IS its invigorating and identifying
effects and agreeable Perfume, stamp 1t an indispen
sable article of the toilatn
Sold at the cid price of Is cents, in large bottles
by all dealers, everywhere.
D. 9. BARNES Proprietor, ls1 Broadvav.
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SAILING OF THE CANA DA.-The steamship
Canada, which sailed from Boston for Liver
pool yesterday, took out 1876 passengers and
$1sI. 500 IN American eold So
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TEE SrxRlosooPI.-This beautiful instrumeut-
and wonderful a beautiful-has been seixsd unon
BY the Daguerreotypists, simpled, and put be fore
the public for general adoption On viewing the
application OF 1t to Daguerreoype pictures II is hand
Ing s the result prodused The object Of vision
through the stereoscepe Is no longer picture; it
mas all the neaments, and pecuiiaritiss and pres
snce OF me living subject, only less in sise The
completeness with which this is done must be seem
to be believed. The emily place that we know of in
the city whore stsreoscopic Daguerreotypes can Re
procured 10 WHIsKHURsf's, on Pennsylvania avenue.
The world is indebted to Professor WHIATsrosy for
this beautiful invention which equals in fact what
We only read Of In the fabulous miracles of Frisr
Bacon.
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above,
are daily sold 1t WaIfxHURsrs GALLERY, Pennsylvs:
mia avenue near ~ street. - =
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TEE HorEsr YEr.-At New York, Boston,
Concord, N. H., and several other places, the
mercury rose to 100 on the 4th
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sPLINDD PIcfUREs.-Those Of our rsadera vbo
desire 70 pas. through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
Inc saouio not nA to pay visit to Plumbs Rooms on
tae Avenue. He hsson exhibition there some hoic,
sRecamens OF the new art of Dagsseyreotypino in on
Wnico ior beauty and excellence are incompsra be
nnere portrait executed in this last STYLE, @,
artist every ineament thereof giving IifI;ke s1s
preston. Mr.. plumbe ia reckoned among the fBrgt
Daguerrean artist Of our time mar az
EAsfAAN's HEADACHE REMEDY has never VET
failed 10 sick headache Cali for nroof NJ tb;s
at GnAAN's Drug Store. - VIII
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lust RECEIVED, .notb,, in,o,,. ~ An.
y American WATCHES, Designed for railrc.d
en) A --' WY
Also, fine assortment Of rich gold Jevelry, new.
est styles which am selling from 20 to 30 per en-
reioW the usual retail prices asked at other esss-
lishments. Sign Of the Large Spread Facls. Penn.
fyiyanis avenue, betw. AZ and 9th sts
-Nl-u ii. o. HOOD.
IA AHPG6,S AAGAZINE for July, for
IL sale at sHILLINGTONs Bookstore,
Godey's Ladys Book for July =
knickerbocksr Magazine, do . 4-....
Gfsham's Magazine, do
Blackwood's Magazine do - . =
Aubrey. new book, by Mrs Msrsh
Wouans Love, by Eugene Sue
cry line for sale ct e'''''A'
sHILLINGTON's Boolsters.
a., Oof. n. ~. and ~ st. 0dson Baildins.
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D0INas IN CONGRESS.


In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went to
press, the African Slave Trade bill was taken
up and passed.
Mr.. Petit having previously withdrawn his
pending amendment, making anappropriation
to the American Colonization Society to aid
them in establishing line of steamers be-
tween this country and Africa. :,
Mr.. Broadhead, (the vetoed INDECENT insane
bill being under consideration, addressed the
Senate in support Of the veto.
And then after disposing of sundry execu-
tive communications, and passing the bill fol
the relief Of William Brown, the resolution Of
Mr.. Adams, providing that in future.the Sen
ate will meet at 9 .. M, was considered, and
it was finally laid on the table on motion OF
Mr.. Brightness u, nays IA.
The Senate next passed some time in the
consideration of executive business, and thsr
adjourned. .y-~--
In TIE HOUSE, yesterday, after we went to
press, they went into committee on the Civil
and Diplomatic Appropriation bill, Mr.. Or,
in the chair. -
The Washington Water Works amendment!
was again considered, being advocated by
Messrs Chandler, Smith of Virginia, Craige,
Taylor of Ohio, and Vansant, and opposed by
Mr.. Stanton of Kentucky, aud Mr.. Stanton Of
Tennessee.
On motion of Mr.. Greenwood, the said Sc.
nate amendment was further amended 80 as
town to pay one-fifth of the cost of the said
work; and, as 80 amended, it was agreed to-
ayes 20, noes 81.
On motion of Mr.. Haven, the bill was fur.
Their amended by adding an appropriation Of
S36, 500 for the hospital for the insane in the
District of Columbia. -...
On motion of Mr.. Phelps, from the Commit
tee of Ways and Means, an amendment was
agreed to appropriating $10S, 900 for defraying
the expenses of running the boundary line be-
tween the United States and Mexico.
On motion of Mr.. Hem, an amendment was
adopted requiring the Captain Of the Auxiliary
Guard now appointed by the Mayor Of Wash.
ington hereafter to be appointed by the Pres
ident
And then, after acting on various other
amendments, the committee rose and the chair.
man reported back the said bill as amended.
When the main question upon il being or.
dered, the House ad journed.
PROCEEDINGS OF Ton.r
SENArE.-Mr. Gillette presented resolutions
of the Legislature Of Connecticut, censuring
his colleague, Senator Toucey, for his votes
and speeches upon the Nebraska question.
These resolutions having been read
Mr.. Toucey replied at some length to the
personal misrepresentation and aspersions
they embraced, with reference to himself.
Mr.. Gillette then addressed the Senate, Gu.
logizing the resolutions in question, and ip re,
ply to the views and positions of Mr.. T.
HoUsE.-To-day, the House proceeded te
dispose of the various amendments to the
Civil and Diplomatic appropriation, bill which
hae been reported from the Committee of the
Whole; mast Of which were agreed to witho ii
division.
The motion on the amendment making ap
propriations for the continuation of the con.
struction of various custom houses and for thu
repairs and improvement Of others was .her
put by yeas and nays, and it was not agreed
tO-yeaS ~, nays TO-
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The InteHtgeaeer regards the dissolution of
the present connection between England aud
her North American provinces as approaching
and is happy to find that the former is pre-
pared to behave to the latter as parent should
treat grown up child starting out in life to
do for himself.
The Union defends the retiring feature of
the Senate's Navy Reform bill, and comments
at some length on the foolish letter from Jas.
T. Brady to Mr.. Peckham of the House of
Representatives, of which the editor says:
The gist of the whole matter is contained
IN the following paragraph Mr.. Brady thinks
the election Of Gen Pierce q great affection
upon the country, but this affection would have
been besrable IL such national democrats as
Mr. Brady had not cut themselves of from
'aNhopes of tie records of political triumphs'
by their disintsrested devotion ts great nation.
nj principles. If the country is afflicted by
the election of President Pierce, it is pretty
plain that some of its citizens are more grevious-
Iy afflicted, because President Pierce has over
looked their claims to high Offices. But Mr.
Brady does not intend to be driven by his af-
1ictions from his national principles, por from
the democratic party. He intends to stand
where be did in 1S47. Then be stood by the
South, and though southern men prove faith.
Jess Mr.. Brady intends to stand by them still.
Southern men will breathe feer when they
learn this. Amongst the southern represen-
tatiges liz Congress who have been 50 untrue
to Nj Brady and his friends, there will be
cause for gisdness to know that he intends to
20 straight forward in the course 80 patriotical
" adopted in 1S47, and 50 consistently adhered
90 down to the present time. But that south
srn representatives may not be mistaken as to
what that course has been heretofore and will
continue to be hereafter, Mr.. Brady declares
that he hopes none of us lthe national demo
Gratis, alias hards) sciH gire the slightest
sanction to any desire for attending Slavery,
or permit tie least dtnsinMtiOn Of any right
achteh belongs to the NORTH
The Sentinel advocates the increase Of the
army, and exposes the egregious ignorance Of
the political history of his county, somanifest
in the published letter Of kr. Jas. T. Brady.
The same paper contains list of the officers
Of the Union Emigration Society for the set
Element of Nebraska and Kansas. This is an
abolition concern, very evidently, from the
names connected with it. While it is all we'll
enough that Francis P. Blair shall be its Vice
President-in excellent keeping With his pres
ent political aninities-this community will
laugh heartily at finding the name Of r. W.
Latham paraded, as its Treasurer.
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Joe ShfllfnGton receives all the NV
BOOKS and NRwsRAPnks az fast as published. He
is agentfsr Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
sortment fBlank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, odeon Building, corner Of4X street and Penn
syivania avenue. aus 10
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o- EXHIBITION.-A public exhibition
U3 of the students Of th~ Georgetovn Cirssics
md scientific Aeadsuy win b held Ut Ferret Hal
Doors opsn at osio.k-s1sroiss 10 spfskios tc
couraencs 1t Il 10 o.
10 Boys sdnsittsd unless accompanied bv their Pc
rents jyetts
AZ Attention, Yagsrs THE resu AZ
q Il monthly meeting Of the corps viii he held on
IN W THIS EVENING. Busness Of importan~s
g. A. scHWaRzMAN, Captain
.OsT-On ths2d instant silk PURSE contain
IL ing between thirty and forty dollars The find.
sr viii receive liberal reward By leaving Il st Vii
lstd's Hotel. TSt
T 0eT-In The Metropolis Bank, june %, prom.
~ issory mote for three hundred dollars. drawn
and Jshn B. Qussn. An persons ere warned not 70
receive o. cash saM note. 3N0. I. WRIT.
No-lts -
NFRs. WILLIAMS, on sth street, door
Nl north Of Pa. avenue, has several large and
we'll furn he'd Rooms just vacated, suitable for fam.
lies. ---s- --.-..
Also, several Rooms, suitable for single gentle.
men, which she will lei, with OF without board.
jv 6-3ts --
COTE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.
M inform the ladies and gentlemen Of washing.
ton and vicinity that she can be consulted on the
past present and future events, at her residence,
7th street, between Maryland avenue and d street
dies 25 cents-gentlemen so. Hours from 8 in the
morning till 10 O'Clock at night. jy 6-Sts
UNDERTAKEN.
O. WALL, Undertaken in all its
branches Funerals attended to Of
the shsrtsst notice. in the best manner and on the
most reasonable terms. ...s...
Seventh, between d and e streets
Residence on 6, between and =, north side
W6-eo3m
WHITE and Colored Duck Goats
w and many other fashionable and desirable
styles, received this day, and selling at very low
prices.
Also, large assortment Of white and colored sum-
mer Goods in the piece, which will make to order
in the best manner, At much less than The usual
city prices WALL STEPHENS,
next door to the Iron Hall,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th Sta
jy6L3t Qntel, News)
FOR PLNEY POINT, LEONARD
TOWN, CONE RIVER, ST. MARTS
RIVER and KINSALE. -.
.eSh THE STEAMER OsctoLA WILL
leave Washington Tor the above
aces, and ell inter mediate landings on the Poto
Returning. viii leave Pipey Point on Moodsy
morning, stopping at the above places on her turn
to Washington.
sage and fare to Pipey Point 90. To 60 and
return same trip S. To all other places, passa &c
S. Mesls extra. JAS. MITCHELL, Capt.
jy 6-2ts -.-.-
PLEASURE TRIPS.
ak l. The Steamers GEORGE WASHING
TON or THOMAS COLLYER can be
chartered for public select parties to visit Mount
Vernon. Fort Washington, White House Pavilion,
or any other places on the PotoI{ac river.
The scenery on the river IL very handsome.
For particulars apply to the President of the Com
pany or the Captains Of the Boats.
Schools taken at reduced prices.
JOB )RSON,
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
jy 8-2m Captains.
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NOTICE OF c0PARTHKRsHIP.

T HAVE this day sold my entire stock of Hard.
J. ware. together with the good will and FIXTURES
sppertsining thereto TO Meesrs KLvANs TBonP-
SON, under which firm and ct the tame place TIE
businers will be conducted heretoeorvl
In retiring would respectfully solicit Of my cus-
TONERS in their behalf oononuAnce Of patronage
facilities for dealing.
Mr. Klvans is authorized 10 receipt for me; and
those having accounts he rst inst will please
call and settle. Il LINDsLEY
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lDtA Os.Cfhe subscriber has Just tpisbed a
7-octsve PIANO FORTE, rosewood 60. md
40 non frame, OF the most approved style, Which
WIN ssh very cheap Tor cash or satisfactory notes
}. Y. KhHL,
Fiano iorte maker, corner New York avenue, be.
Wv "inoers buhoing. -l,iss- 10 30-Sts
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~ a. BALDWIN, Of bis Factory, casrsr Of Sd St
and Indiana avenue Is prepared to ell all orders for
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldlngs, &c.
Turning in wood, such as Balusters, and Newels
Scroll saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach
makers.
A large quantity Of the above articles on hand At
low prices.
Also, lot Of second hand Store Fixtures, Count
ere, Drawers, Shelving, DC. ap4eo3m
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vDuriDg the last three months 1859 bbls
pf -four we're inspected at Richmond, Va
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GREAT BARGAINS

&0 Stolen from the sub.cr,hsr
VIZ on tuesday evening June eth, anchored
anu isstenea 70 the wharf above 14th street bridge
mainssil and lib. " 4, VIII
Inc above reward win be given for the recovery
$40 BOAT ana conviction Of the thleyef; S5oq for
.ne return OF the boat and inf rmation that viii
turn Of the boat, or Information as TO vb.rs 81
can be found, by II. II ynss 'n'
je 80-3ts chr p. .x.nn. a 49,
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WNTlNENfAL GUARDS AFFRNg IoNI-rbs
~ beautiful Continental Guards Msrcb. deasr,,sS
10 oapt John L. smith, by Prof. 8 Ehriich. bas i'm
been published by the subscrit srs and can - hsf
Wholesale % retail ct their Nude Depot. -
+ N~- -sss HIkbusx HIrz.
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~ Liver DsEAsr-Cdrter's Spanish Mature, az
remedy foe LIVER disease, aud the number of ior
ldaole evils connected with disorganixed state OF
that organ, Il unrivalled. ~
hundreds Of certificates from the highest sources,
OF persons living in the city Of Richmond, might be
We have only room to refer to the extraordinary
cure OF Samuel N. Drinker, Esq, Of the 6rm Of
Drinksr Morris, Booksellers, Richmond, Va. who
was cured y Two bottles of Carter's Spanish MIX
tqfe, after three years suffering from diseased liver
He says Its action on the blood is wonderful better
than all the medicine he had ever taken. snd cbssr
fully recommends it to eli, ~A'oi
SssSee advertisement 4-
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~ most beautiful, choice, and varied sesort
ment Of fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has iust
Deen opened by Moab Walker 4 Co., proprietors of
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium =
Our citi.ens, Is well strangers, should, by all
means give them trial, their goods are made IN
IN the very best manner and most fashionsbe stvls
Iheir stock consists of full dress and business suite
fine black and oolorsd Cloth frock and drses Co.,
rich Vsstngs, &c, with q selection of Furnishins
doods not surpassed in the city for beauty and sye
Particular care and attention has been Maid To the
Boys and Youths Department ~ --'~
Their prices are uniformly low. and We cav IN nm.
and all, call on them before purchasing elseybsrs
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letters, bright and beautiful boy, the bodie,
of the two cars, which had been run through
each other like telescope, that it was impos.
sibls to extricate them, without hauling Of the
fragments Of the upper car by the locomotive,
which was also necessary to release the large
number Of unfortunate creatures who still re-
manned wedged between the forward cars,
some still alive and others dead In removing
the cars Mrs Robinson's body was literally
torn to pieces, but in the effort to recover those
in whom life still remained, it became neces-
sary to disregard the dead.
Although the accident occurred at twenty
minutes past 5 O'Clock, il vas half past seven
O'Clock before the last body was taken from
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n The Portsmouth (vs) Transcript says
-5rders have been received for disinantling the
U. s. ship Psn4sylvania, in consequences of the
rotten and dafhaged condition of her spars
and rigging. &C.,. -,
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YOUNG AsERlcA,-'s Grandfather" said o
saucy little boy, the other day, 50 how old are
you?" The old gentleman who had been a
soldier, and was much under the ordinary
size, took the child between his knees, and
said, "My dear boy, I am ninety-fye years
old but Why do you ask ?" The little fellow,
with the Importance Of q Napoleon, replied,
+" Well, it appears to me you are remarkably
small for your age"
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wAsHrNarow. Ju,yl. 1854.

WAsHrSGfos, July I, 1854
Having purchased of Mr.. II. Lindsey his entire
stock of Hardware, &C., we TIE associated ourselves
together for the purpose q bpducting . general
hardware business, ard would respectfully solicit
portion Of public patronage, and pledge Ourselves to
use our utmost endesvors TO merit the same
JOHN r. ELvANs,
y3-3t VIM. THOMPSON,