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BY GREEN a SCOTT. anc,,on..,

By GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioneerx
" ALoABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY at Au,
Y tion.-On TUESDAY, May %. we shall ;, /.
at O'Clock p m in f. Mt Of the prsmis S, part a
Lot 9, in square 60, with the improvements Which
is good tGo-story Frame House
This property is situated at the cnrner o. 1ith
west, and south street in the iumcd;Ets yici,;t,
OF the contemplated RsiIoad Depot connecting with
Alexaniria. -
Terms Of sale 0ne-half cash the balance IN elk
cntbs the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from iay Of sale
deed given and deed Of trust taken
LII the terms OF sale not complied with within
three days, the property will be resold at the risk II
the first purchaser.
GREEN a SCOTT
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AUCTION SALES
? GREEN g. SCOTT, Aue.,oneer..

BY GREEN e. SCOTT, Auet,oneer..
E0UR THo-sToHY FRAME HOUSES AND the
IL Lots and vacan Building Lot at Auction-On
TUESDAY the ID May, shall sell. In front of che
premises, at O'Clock p m Lot No. 6. in Square
o. situated On 2sd, between 81 and streets north,
with tbs improvements, which are four new two
story Frame Houses, containing five good and con.
venienty arranged rooms each, and each house will
be sold separately.
Immediately after the sale of the above we shall
sell Los No Is In Square IS, fronting IS feet On Goth
street, between and streets north, running back
az feet to wide alley.
Terms: One half each ; balance II, six ard u
months, for notes bearing interest from the dsy OF
the sale. -
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN L SCOTT
may Id kuc.;onae-e
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tfOR RENT-A frame HOUSE, with all the mod
4 ern improvements, containing nine large rooms
ana TWO small ones situated 18th street, between
d and L SITS. Apply to G E. KIRK
On st. south, between 7th and Sth west
aD I9-Sf%
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LOR sALE-The Stock and Fixtures of the Co
IL lumbia Place Restaurant. Is now doing good
business, and the only reason the propretors have
Ior selling the business does not agree with them
For further particulars apply TO
TANNING &c LEPREUX
Columbia Place, COZ. It'll st. and La. avenue.
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WANT to Hire a good Cook. wash.
l. CT. and ironer. THAD STURGIs
20 h street, four doors south of street.
an 29-2t& '-
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FINE DIAMOND JEWELRY.

TINE DIANIUND JEW ELKY.
.. HOOD has just received a good assortment
IL. OF rich and fashionable Diamond and OTTER
hoe Js ELkY, that he is selling at from Is to 25
per cent lower than goods of the same quality can
be bought for ct any other establisbme in this or
ne!ghboring cities. Please give him a cali. Penn
syivania avenue between ~ and 9th streets sign
CT the Large Spread Eagle. cd lS-tf
A CARD.-To CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
IA L have en- hand large and well assorted
stock OF seasonable Dry Goods, all Of which were
purchased on the most favorable terms and will lie
sold at very small advance
Customers will do well to call and examine nv
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
WM. R. RILEY,
Corner 9Th street, opp Centre Market.
ap 5-1m
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k'ok GALA small twott tory brick HOUSE,
Il nearly new, on Sth street west, between 2 AMI
z streets north. Inquire at Gibsons Drawing aud
falntlng Academy, corner 18th and D SITS
an 26-1W
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METROP0LITaN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

'lNHE fourth qusrter of this Institution will com
/ mence on THURSDAY, the 18th OF May. Six
large school rooms now elegantly furnished
The PRIMARY, JUNIOR and SENIOR departments are
completely organized with a thorough English,
mathematical, classical and ornamental course OF
study. There will be eight competent Teachers
Rev. RALPH PIERCE, A. b., Principal.
Tuition for common English, S. 3d. higher Eng
!ish, S. 30; Latin, Greek, and Mathematics, $40 So
French, s.; Drawing or Painting, S.; Flowers OF
orna mental Needle Work, 3d. Music, $40; use of In
strument, 81.
The Institution is now officially patronized by
Conference. JESSE T. PECK
sp 2S-Sts
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"ANTED-A good CHAMBERMAID. Aunlv
w at ]. p. CRTITCHr,SS ppiS
may 1-2t* corner 6tb 60 NJ.
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NJ ANFEr-For gentleman, wife. and child
w comfortable uufurnished rooms and board
w WITH private family would be preferred. Address
''F r. at this Office
Also, House, containing or rooms.
nav l-3ts
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LANDSCAPE GARDENER AND FLORIST.

LANDSCAPE GARDENER AND FLORIST.
W1LL1AN HUGHES, Late Gardener at
w Mount Vernon, most respectfully informs the
ladies and gentlemen Of this city and its vicinity
That he has commenced in the above business and
jobbipg generally. From long experience in Eng.
land and in this country, he fatters himself to BIZ
able 10 give every satisfaction Any orders left at
his place. corner of 9TH and streets near the Smith
sonlan Institution, will be promptly attended to-
n. B.-On hand fine collection of choice Roses
and other plants for sale. ap22-1m
A UCTION EMBROIDERIES, Plain
n end Dotted Swiss Muslins.-Just received
from auction, larEe lot Of Embroideries, Plain and
Dotted Swiss Muslins, DeEaines, Bereges reBege
shawls IS cts Silk Nantes 81; Lawns s. plain Swiss
10, Inserting cts, Collars 6, Parasols, Bennets
Flats, Hats. DC.
Also, q first rate stock of Caters, Slippers an5
other kinds of Shoes at the very lowest prices.
For great bargains come to BROWNS
Cheap Cash Store, corner eth and Sta
r AIDES AND GENTS GLOVES of every variety
IL at BIRGES.
ap lift
IN PIECES Good Plaid Muslin at
~ 12H cents
40 pieces fine quality do
100 do white CaInbrics Plain Swiss and Null
Muslin
S00 dozen Cotton Hose and Half Hose all szs 6
and qualities
Silk, Thread, and Cotton Gloves
colors
box light Kid Gloves, at so cts.
Irish Linens, superior quality
Parasols and Umbrellas
Rich Bonnet Ribbons.
C6Tner 9th street and OPP. Centre Market.
ap Sim
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SIoRE FOR KbNT-The spacious warehouse on
B. I. semmes & Bro, az a wholesale grocery and
iiquor store is for rent. Possession given i'm
mediately Apply to B. 1. Semmes or NJ. G. Emery.
ap l3-dtf
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THO THE LADIES PARTICULARLY.
i Embroidered Collars, Sleeves Chemisettes
Bands Edging and Insertipgs
Also, Embroidered Handkerchief
Clear Lawn and Hemstitched do
OF the above goods we have a very large stock and
will sell them as cheap as they can bs had at auy
store in this city.
VERIFY, TEBBS VERIFY,
Corner Of It'll street and Pa. avenue
sp 49-d1@
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WANTS.

"Wants' and F" WGnied" advertisements, fourIines
OF less for each insertion, IS cents each additional
line 5 cents.
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THE LAMPLIGETEFs, one Of the most
4 fascinating and elegantly written volumes ever
issued
hiary Howitt's new book, Art STUDENT
Life and Savings Of Mrs. Partngten aud others Of
the Family
Tempest and sunshine; Or, Life in Kentucky
Melbourne and Chincha Islands, and Voyage
round the World
SHADES Travels in Turkey
Violet, a child of the city
kDickerbocker Magazine for Nav
Godey's Lsdy's Book do
Every thing in the Book, Newspaper, and Station
cry line fer sale u.
SIILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. aV. and u g., Odeon Building.
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MAKING and

DUMP MAKING and
WELL DIGGING
My pump making establishment remaining at thu
old stand, heretofore prepared to execute ali
work OF the sort at the shortest notice. best
and at tho cheapest rates.
WIN. TUCKER,
Corner 10th street south and Maryland ave-
- AIM
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EoR RENT-A furnished HOUSE in desirable
T. location or if preferred, two handsomely fur
nished Parlors and two Bedrooms. Enquire Of
may 1-3t Intel J. G. N1OIUIRE
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AANTED-Two BOYS, to learn the Plumbing
w and GiEftting business. Apply at j. W.
thompson Bros, Pa. sv., s. side, betw 10th and
18th streets nm oSNi A.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-Flour-sales Of
500 barrels of Howard Street and Citv
Mills, before the steamers news was re-
ceived, at $s.25; afterwards held higher.
Wheat, before the news, sales of 1000
bushels of white, at $2.05a$2. Os; red. at
S2a2.03. Corn, before the news, sales of
5000 bushels, white, at 73a75 cts; VEL
low at 76a11 cents. Oats, sales Of 5000
bushels at 4Sa55 cts. -
Other articles unchanged. No salea
since the news.
y
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BY =. @. MEG UIRE, Auctf0neer.
MISUNDERSTANDING ROSES at Auctior.
~ On TUESDAY afternoon, May d. at 2 O'Clock
az my Auction Rooms shall sell an assortment CT
hemontant, Bourbon, and Tea f:oses Of the coll,c
,lon raised by Nlr. George Mcleod, from the green
mouse OF VIM Hughes, corner If 1th and II street
near the Smith sonian Park.
Terms cash. las n Mocrypr
up Ni-u AUctionfpr
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k'OR s AIE-A small Confectionery and Toy Store
y situated On one of the best business places in
this city. For further information apply to
CdAS. WALTER.
On Sd street, between and streets
ap 29-ec3
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H'oi' 'HL[a "o iols OF Land, supposed to
L tain IS or 20 each soil of tie best QUALITY
large portion of each lot is now in grass, with a
considerable quantity of good timber There is not
more desirable location for n gentleman's country
residence in the District of columbia then either Of
these lots, being 81 miles from Georgetown Per.
sons wishing t. purcha,e are referred to LEWIS
CsRBERY. of Georgetown an 2o-2va
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pOOMS FOR RENT-One Furnished parlor and
~ Bed Chamber at McCol CAMS, opposite Gautier's
Saloon, is for Rent. an 2p-St
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BOOK BINDING.

N all its varieties, neatly executed, on the most
L reasonable terms, ty
THOMAS TRIPLETT & CO.,
Pennsylvsnia avenue, south side, I'd door
lift from 18th stree.
MAY Baldwin be sold at a very low
vi price, beautiful gold embroidered Dress
SKIRT, suitable for the May Ball Silk end Capes
in skeins or spools, French Working Cotton Zephyr
Worsted, j Coats Spool Cotton, Russels eoiorcd
Cotton, &c, VIM p SHEDD.
Fancy Goods and Millinery,
ap gu Pa. avenue, ebove 18th ST
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PLOUGHS-PLOUGHS.


The subscriber is now man
ufacturing at the corner 81
kYSSS~az.-s. 18th and streets, in this city,
an Iron Plough, which vas
patented IN October last called . Iurlburts Patent
Convex Mould Bard lou1h,"-where he is IRE.
pared to supply dealers and farmers en- reasonable
terms He viii ais dispose Of the patent right 10
manufacture said ploughs for counties or states
During the short period since the patent was is.
sued, it has superseded all other descriptions of
plNnghs, where they have been brought into conpe-
ution.
Orders respectfully solicited.
ap 21-iT " A. CAMERON
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TELEGRApHIC.

Ri HarSE's PREsFIss gElFGRigH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS fronting on 9TH
and Sth streets, at Auction.-On FRIDAY.
the 18th instant, we shall se at O'clock p M in
front of the premises Lots Nos 4, S. 6. and Z il
square 49, fronting $50 feet 9Th and sth streets
west, aid 200 feet on street n nth.
The above property is handsoma ly situated in the
same square OF tie residence of Mr 81 Hoover, and
will be sold iu lots to suit purchasers.
Title iSdisputable.
Terms: One bird cash balance in Fix and L
months, for notes besripg interest.
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
ap 25-d AuctioDeere.
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~ Canes; silk, Alpaca, and Cotton Umbrel las
ana Parasols. fresh supply at BIRGE'S,
ap 26-u WiIlards' Hotel
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TAKE NOTICE.
SUMMARIZES SARSAPARILLA.
THIS preparation has dohe more to relieve the
Il afflicted than all other preparations of Sar.
siparllia combined. Try it for all diseases arisirg
from impurities Of the blood, viz {: Eruptive lis.
eases, Rheumatism, Scrofu'a, Bronchitis and NetI-
ralgia. The number of certificates that can be ,ro
dnced are too extensive to enumerate
Also,
SCHWARTZE'S
CHRONO THERMAL 4GUE de- FEVER PJrLS
nave never been known to fail. They have stood The
test OF 20 years. Try them also. To be had of
SCHWARTZE & SON. Druggists
Fa. avenue next door TO U. s. Hotel.
ap GG-tf
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ROAIsD-With or without Rooms, permanent
ID or transient, can be had at Mrs SMITHS On
Z street, near l4th ap 26-2w*
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w ANTED-A Steward for the Ward Room mess
w of the United States Steamer Sutton ~
None need apply but those who thoroughly under
stand the business. an 284t*
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WANTS NEGROEs.-The subscribers are
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, nav
Tag the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
for Gale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal
timore, Nd, (Slatter's old STANDBY Slaves taken on
board at Is cents per day
feb Ply BIN & w. L. CAupREIJ.
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~ AkDENhR WANTED "A perssn Competent to
" carry on the business CT florist and garden.
er, and no can com, well recommended, will hear
OF good opportunity by applying to
ANDREW WYLIE,
18th street, over the Bank of selden Wifbers
an I0-tf
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By GREEN & SCOTT, Auetfoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at Auc;ion.-Op
Y FRIDAY, the 2Sth instant, we shall SELL on
the premises. at o'clock, or immediately after the
sale of the lots in Square 49, ali of lot No. g. and
part of lot No. = in No. 397 fronting 80 feet .ix
inches on street west, between P and c streets
north, containing over lS,eo0 feet of ground
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance In G. -. and ls
months.
GREEN d SCOTT,
0P"-o Auctiobeer.
As- The above sales are postponed
Ia consequence Of the rain until Wednesdav the Sd
Vi nay, same hour. GREEN Il SCOTT,
up Hs-SIW Auctioneers.
A UCfLON CAhD.-The undersigned viii
~ continue the general Auction and Commission
business at the spacious Warehouse on the south
@'e OF pennsylvania avenue, formerly occupied by
e. n Strstton. They are prepsred TO cash all sales
without delay and respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage, in which they trust to merit the
confidence that may be bestowed uron them.
Liberal advances made on unlimited coudgn.
mants.
Mr.. Z. N. STRArToN lie employed by us, and win
sp Him b. B. CAMPBELL 4 %.
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ECONOMY Is THE SOURCE OF WEALTH.
meSD We would inform the ladies and the pub
HHy lie that We have just received q new aud
splendid assortment of SHOES, which We
will sell low As they have been made to
our own order by the most Gel, brated manufac,ur
ers of the North they cannot fail to give entire sa
isfaction.
We have on hand the ALB0NI CATER, which
for neatness and durability cannot be surpassed.
Also, great variety OF Caters, Hail. Caters 10
rocco and Kid Boots, of diff. rent colors
Black and bronze Buakins and Slippers
Misses cold CATERS, Boots and Slippers
We also call attention to our stock of White Kid
CATERS, black, bronco and white French Kid Slip
pers, for the may balls.
Call and examine for yourselves.
8. C. MILLS co,
Cheap Cash Shoe Store,
No. 3, Washington Place. eth street.
ap CIV Ont, Sentinel, Union, News CT
SINGING SCHOOL for Children and Young
~ Rople.-Profs. KEMMERER from Philadelphia
will give q course of Lessons in Vocal Music He
will give lectures at the Temperance Hall on Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings at o'clock. Also,
Saturday morning at 9, and on Moaday and Thurs
day nights on the Island, at Rylsnd Chapel, at
O'Clock, and on Tuesday and Friday nights, and on
Saturday evening, at the Navy Yard, at the Ebene
zer NJ. e. Church.
Tuition rs cent?, for IL lessons
A Con ert will be given at the close.
ap 27-lwH
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GUNNER UNDERGARMENT
- Super Gauze, Cashmere, Lisle Thread, Linen
Silk and Cotton, at BIRGEs,
ap 26-u Willards' Hotel.
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pOARDERS WANTBD.-MRS. DAVIS. No. g.
- Gsdsby's Row, has three handsomely furnisbei
and desirable rooms. suitable for gentlemen and
their wives. She can also accommodate gentlemen
with meals, without rooms an 26-eo3ts
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"ANTED-To purchase House and Lot in the
w suburbs OF this city or Georgetown, worth
from 81 500 to $500.
Also. Farm in the District of Columbia. worth
from so to $4,000, eight, ten, and II months
time, with ample security. Address "a R c." Wash.
ingto N Post Office giving location of property.
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'on oaL IA hne Bay HORSE, young. sound
i and gentle. goes well in harness and unde,
tho saddle: Inquire at BIRCH's Livery Stable.
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GREECE.

AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
. Austria and Prussia still remain neil.
trail
The Emperor Of Austria. in his nego-
tiations with Prussia, persists on having
full liberty Of action against Russia,
should circumstances render it necessary.
The King of Prussia refuses to assent
to treaty unless Austria will not make
any movement without first consulting
and obtaining his assent.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
Vhe British troops landed at Varna ON
the oath ultimo, and the vessels BEARING
them have proceeded to blockade Seyas,
topol.
England and France continue to make
immense warlike preparations.
The Queen of Eng land had issued q
proclamation for day of general hu-
initiation, fasting and prayer, that the
arms CT Great Britain and France NAV
be blessed in the war against Russia.
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"ho' uuriHS tue past winter, nave succeeded
in destroying considerable amount of proper
ty, are again at work. On Saturday night,
they succeeded in destroying several buildings
on 10Th street, west-twO Of them just finish.
ing by young man commencing business
and who will lose the entire amount 1t is a
great pity that the wretches cannot be arrest
ed and punished. Last night, some one SET
fire to some beds in Barney's building, corner
OF 9TH street and Louisiana avenue 1t was
discovered In time to prevent a large cOnfa-
grafton.
WET GooDs-Magruder Il Calvert advertise
in to-days Star wet goods for sale at very low
prices. Call and examine them
ORGANIZED AGAIN An old gang of b'hoys
which many four policemen thought had been
entirely disbanded, had convention yester-
day, and quite display of tn cir Deted qualities.
They entered house in the Seventh ward,
and smashed the furniture, frightening the
occupants, and obliging them to call upon
the officers for protection. Some have gone to
Alexandria, others are rowing around the
city, and we hope all will be in the officers
hands and be made to pay for the damage
done, before the week ends.
RECIPE FoR COOKING A STEAk.-Beat the
steak with wooden pestle, then place it on
gridiron over clean glowing Goals, and broil it
little on both sides, so that 1t shall be about
half cooked-then lift it from the fire, and
butter we'll with good butter in a dish, squeez-
ing at the same time the juice, or gravy, from
the steak. Replace it upon tie fire, and, add
ing salt and pepper, let it cook to your liking.
Then place it on the dish of gravy and pitch in
to it, or rather, piteA it IN, while hot.
PARADE-The Green Mountain Boys, Cap
tain Donald McCathran, of the Navy lard
paraded to-day, on the occasion Of being pre-
sented with a flag by Mrs. Stillings, and at
the conclusion of the ceremony, proceeded to
the White House, presenting a very fine
soldier-like appearance.
The HIPPoDRoME.-The performances closed
on Saturday night for the benefit of Franconi;
and by Sunday morning the process of dis
mantling the big tent" had already begun,
it having been stripped of its vast canvass
roof. The lumber forming the enclosure be-
longs to the builder, who will take it down in
few days. AS We mentioned some days ago,
the troupe have gone to Baltimore.
MAYTNG.-The fneness Of the day has in
duced many to 60 out Maying in the woods.
The season has been late and we do not expect
that they will bring home many flowers.
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UhEEN z SCUTT,
may Id kuct;onee,e
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TOILET SOAR i'm Bars a ,resh
Il supply received. Also, India Rubber Long
combs, Elastic Ribbon, Ladies' Bracelets, superior
Cologne, Toilet Vinegar, Lille White HAIR Tooth and
Nal Brushes, Spanish and other Fans. &c, for sale
low at LAuNONn,S IN 81 "
on - ~ oe'
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
l. WATCHES. JEWELRY AND
FANCY GOODS.
CANFIELD, BRO. e. CO

A-5 BALrIMUKE STREET,
lave on hand an extensive stock of the above
goods, OF their o'on importation and Manufacture
country Merchants may rely upon getting bar
gains at our establishment
Orders from all parts of the United States prompt
" executed .n &c -
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apr sd
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MAYING.-The fneness of the day has in
ducei many to 60 out Maying in the woods.
The season has been late, and we do not expect
that they will bring home many flowers,
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American irien6s in Paris. and that the and
tAe Respectable and annensiA journals Of 0uE cOany
have approved Of whleh che u has
eonnlTY Inclined him pursue here Any statements
The CONTRARY coming fsn his sde, walsh have bssn
may be published 10 the newspapers home.
origin with those who do possess sufficient Tcspecta
bty Of character claim Aoquanlancs iAtoR
with Mr. Mason, pat iorh BY political enemies
seek make lltie capital oar Of false preaences
The American people need be reminded EAls day
Of ne high quales 81 hssd aud hea winch have disrn-
gaishsd minister hs IN lie aschAss 81 ls various
imp public with which be has been h0norsd
BY hs parry and, doubt viii any attack upon
arising from trnng win the umabis indifsI-
with which II would be recsiyed BY himself
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