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GRAND PIC MIC

O ~ A N A IL " Il ~ IL II ~ IL.
.,bE vIGILANT FInE COMPANY Of George
town, respectfully snponpce 70 their friends
that Ties viii give grand PIC Moon TUi SDAY,
uns 20h, sA
The company having obtained the exclusive priv
lege from the propretofs, the msn ion and The en-.
tire Island for The occasion, ard the.e VIII also he
erected on the beautiful lawn around the man son
staging ami sests for the sccommo1atlon OF all 'heir
friends who may homer them with their pre.nce;
and the company pledge themselves mat notoing
shall be left undope their part to make THIS enc
OF the most agreeable Of the sssson.
Dinner will he seryel for 25 cents each.
Refr, shmen-s at city prices.
The best Cotillon Music IL engaged.
Large end convenient Boats ing aged and viii
leave Market let " harf a. s O'Clock q m and
viii continue 10 run alt. rnstely to and frC m the
Is ani throughout the day
F,remen will please app, ar in Uniform
Tickets ONE D0LLAR-adml ting q gentlem an
and ladies'.
Tickets can be procured at any OF the Drug Stores
or Of suy OF the Committee.
Committee of Arrangements:
Eiward g. Wight, VIM jones.
| g Rotier, John Reynolds,
| John shacselford, John Mshegsn,
Ssmuel Pearson james DEM son,
G W OGutt Jos w Mari.
1 10 Cd
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1t gives US much pleasure to announce
that Miss Z. NJ. White will give readings from
Shakespeare and other authors, on Thursday
evening next.
....Dr. BENJAMIN Dolbeare, the talented
editor of the Clarksburg (Va) Democrat, is
dead
....Jenny Lind is coming to this country,
with her boy baby, to reside permanently with
Us Yankees.
1.-THE beautiful bride whom the renowned
Captain Rynders has recently taken to him
self, was a pretty little Quakeress, in full
communion up to the time she shipped with
the gay and gallant captain on the voyage for
life
90. The Angel Gabriel, F" alias Jas. S. Orr,
who is daily creating riots at the North, is an
unnaturalized foreigner, who boasts of being
ii subject of Queen Victoria. Yet this crea-
ture, who belches forth heretofore unheard- of
blasphemies, is sustained in his attempts to
teach our people politics and religion(D and
in causing riot and bloodshed,
80. Senator Chase, of Ohio, is at the pres
ent ulno the guSst VI AoA' =" III. Sdy, az oSu-
ford, Westchester county, N. Y.
80. The Queen of Spain has sent the Grand
Cross of Isabel to Omer Pasha and other dis.
tinguished officers Of the Turkish army.
80. Mrs Susan Gratiot, the widow of Gen
Henry Gratiot, says the Galena Ill.) Jefarso
MAN of June 5, one of the earliest settlers Of
the far West, most estimable and amiabls
woman, died at Chapman's tavern, near War
rem, on Friday last, Of cholera. She was OF
her way from Washington, in company will
the family of her son-in-law, Hon. E. B. Wash
burn.
80. Max Maretzek, Rev. Gorham Abbott
and Rev E. S. Mead and family, came pas
sengers in the Pacific.
80. 1t is with great regret We learn tina
Colonel Bissell still continues confined to hi
bed. From the nature of his disease, paraly
| sis, a speedy restoration to health cannot req
sonably be looked for.
1--WE have news that the Democrats of tn
| district of Iowa now represented by the Hon
B II. Heun, have nominated for the mex
| Congress, Mr.. Augustus Hall, a staunch Nc
braska man; Mr.. Hem having steadily ad
| hered to his declension of denomination, an
nounced long since.
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AMIS MEN rs.
VOCAL CONCERT.

VNHE citizens Of Washington aud Georgetown are
respectfully iosOr med that hose rare musical
prodigies, the s!Welis Children" Of Bslti-
more the esrnsst soliceston OF num- rous friends
vii give a serie. Of three Concerts On tie coming
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. snd THURSDAY XVI
NINGS NJ the Odd Fellows Hall.
WILLIE is hut seven years az sge and EDfTH h
ave They will Be sesis ted by MISS MARY OAR
LEY, promising young vocalist, and their teacher
Prof j. III. HEWITT, who viii preside at the piano
FIRE
sS- Tickets Is cents-to lie had a. the Music
sores Hot lis and at tie door On the evenings q
s.sDoors open at--comnerce at O'Clock.
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PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY.

SENArE.-After prayer and the reading of
yesterdays journal
Petitions from private individuals mostly on
person al subjects were presented by Messrs
Wade, Shields, Bell, Cooper, Benjamin and
Hamin.
Mr. Foot presented petition from Burling-
ton, VT, asking an appropriation for Gus
tom House in that place.
MIR Fish presented remOnstrance from the
n. Y. Chamber of Commerce against the bill
for additional la rye gold coins.
Petitions in favor of cheap ocean postage
were presented by Messrs Badger, Cooper,
Gillette. Mason, and Gwin.
Mr.. Weller presented the joint resolutions
passed by the Legislature of California, in ia
vor of the Nebraska BILL and observed that
they had passed the House of Representatives
with only 10 against, and the Senate with
only against.
| Some private bills were then read first
time
Mr.. Houston moved that the Senate should
meet hereafter at ii a. m, which resolution
was laid on The table, several Senators having
objected thereto.
Mr.. Badger introduced resolution respect
ing the printing Of the Patent Office report,
(asricultural)
Mr.. Douglas introduced bill for the an
nual meeting of Congress on the first of Oc-
tober; which was ordered to be placed on the
calender.
Another attempt was made to fix the hour Of
meeting of the Senate at 10 a. m. which was
negatived.
The remainder Of the morning hour was &C.
cupied with receiving reports of private ma
ture from cOmmi ttees, and the first reading OF
some bills founded thereon.
| At the conclusion, Mr.. Cas- took the floor
He delivered a speech upon the President
veto message, remarking that he agreed with
the President on the unconstitutionality of tn,
law, but from different reason.
HoUsE.-Mr Haven moved to close the de
bate on the Pacific Railroad bill at p. IN.
tomorrow.
J Mr.. McDougal, by leave, reported from tn
Select Committee on the Pacific Railroad al
amendment to that bill, limiting the porther,
range for the northern route by the 37th paral
lei OF north latitude; committed, and ordere,
to be printed.
, Mr. McD (Mr Haven withdrawing his res
olution to close the debate to that end } moves
10 postpone the further consideration of tn
Pacific Railroad bill until the second MonGa
in December next.
Mr.. Phelps urged the House to agree TO thi
! motion: as the reports of the surveys woul
probably be ready by that time bill pos,
pOned.
Ihe House then laid on the table the pend
ing resolution of Mr.. Giddings to deny the ed
itor Of the Union and his reporters the priv
! leges Of the foor-yeas IOI, nays 81
, Mr.. Taylor, of Ohio. introduced a bill 70
the purchase, on Government account. Of tn
''Winder building in Washington city; re
ferred
Mr.. Stanton, of Kentucky, reported from th
D select committee on the management of tb
r National ArmOries, bill to discontinue mill
q tary superintendencies of sach establishment
Committed.
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ROBIN TURNING WHITE FROM FEAR-A man
liz Lockport, N. Y, has tame robin. which.
until recent incident has been a beautiful
singer. It was kept in the same room with
parrot, which escaped from its cage a few
days since, flew across the room, and alighted
on the cage of the robin. The robin was very
much frightened, and since th at time has ney er
Suas note, ard what is still more singular
ITS feathers are gradually turning white.-To-
Iea0 Republican. JNne z.
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The Concordia La) IntelliRencer saws ::
owe are panied to learn of the prevalence of
the Asiatic cholera on several plantations on
the Black and Tensas rivers, lot twenty miles
from US. We hope the scourge may not be-
come general among U.s."
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The BOor AND SHOE TRADE.-The Richmond
Enquirer estimates the boot and shoe trade of
Virginia at 81, 900 900, Gncluding $1,000 at
Richmond Of which not over $500, 900 is man
ufactured in the State, the balance, amounting
to 81 800 900, coming from the North
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CHILD VOMITING UP A SNAKE-A little girl
about four years Of age, residing in Centre
Bridgton, In this State, having been apparent
ly out of health for some time and troubled
with q bad cough, on Sunday last her moth
er gave her lobelia emetic, soon after
which she vom;ted up black snake. A ply
sician was called, and the child is doing well.
The snake was covered with a scaly subs ance,
was about as large round as q lady's little
finger, and Ii inches in length. It was alive
when elected. How long it had been in the
stomach is unknown, but probably was swsl.
lowed in water when it was very small, as for
some time past the health of the child has
been wasting away.-Bong cor State O Mains
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DECIDEDLY RIcH.-sOme queer news is
occasionally sent by the telegraph. Under the
teiegraphic head of the New Orleans Pieavx,e.
we find tie following despatch
The recent election in Washington CITY re-
suited in the triumph of the anti. Nebraska
party"
Can It be possible that Giddings has become
inc Geographic correspondent of the New
Orleans PEE
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10 The brig Saginaw, arrived at Portland
from Trinidad, on Friday, reports having seen
an abandoned steamer, which the CAPTAIN
thinks was the City Of Glasgow. Slack wind
and fog prevented the brig from reaching the
steamer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13

"THE ELEPHANT. THE elephant that be.
longed to the Menagerie which exhibited in
this city on Tuesday, still continues in an un.
easy estate Of mind" He was confined with
several chains in order to keep him secure,
but soon after the exhibition was closed, he
succeeded in severing two of the Oh aims; a
third, however, which was fastened to one of
his legs around rock, he was unable to break.
Considerable excitement was caused among
those who CHANGED to be upon the ground, and
many fled from the place in hot haste. He ia
undoubtedly dangerous animal. The com
pany paid 500 for damages done by him on
Monday.-Neac Bedford Standard.
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John Randolph once said che expected
to live to the time when slaves in Virpinia
would advertise for runaway masters: "a it
took all the corn to feed the hOgs-all the hogs
to feed the negroes-and there was nothing
left the planters"
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A SrRIKE.--The Easton (Md.) Gazette states
that harvest hands have determined not to cut
wheat this year for less than So per day.
small number have already been offered that
sum, which Of course has raised the ideas
of all.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13

LIBELoUs.-Stme slanderer asserts that pa
per-makers are the greatest magicians Of the
age, inasmuch as they transfer beggars' rags
into sheets for editors to lie on.
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- Headings from Shakspeare.-
S Miss WHITE will have the pleasure of ap-
Pc ring for the first time before WASHINGTON aIl.
lienre on THURSDAY EPENLNG next, the 18th
INST, LII Headings from Sh lkspesre and other au-
Tiers.
tickets for sale at tie door. je l3-3t
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CoLoSrzATIos.-An attempt is making in
Cincinnati, to raise funds to commence set.
Element on the coast of Africa, on lands out.
side Of the limits Of Liberia, purchased in the
year 1850, by Mr.. MeMieken
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13

There are 17GO acres in the Ohio val
ley, and $50 acres in the Mississippi valley,
employed in the grape culture. The total of
sparkling wine bottled in 1858, was 234, coo
bottles, and Of still wines POS, 900.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13

A STRoNG-MINDED ENGLISH LADY.-The
wife Of one of the officers of the 18th Hussars
and sister to the great African lion-hunter. ac-
companies her husband to the East Her ha-
biliments are prepared for active service: She
is to have black belt, in which two of Dean
d Adams revolvers are placed. She has been
practising daily at the shooting gallery in
Dublin and promises to avenge her husbands
death, should he fall, by leading on the troops
against the common enemy.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13

The Charleston papers mention the dis
appearance of Robert Mccartney, a clerk in
he employment of Messrs. Adams Co. He
left Charleston on the eth April, since which
time nothing has been heard Of him.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13

w It is estimated that the grain now grow.
ing in the Western States will yield twenty to
twenty-five per cent, more than the erops ala
last year
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PfSHsYLvANA RAILROAD. -Reesip,. fo, n.
month Of May, 1921, 137, being an inoreass =,
sl0zooo over the receipts Of the corresponding
month of last year.
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oriLL ANOTHER sUSsERsEr-The changes
% .ne Baltimore Times equal those of Hcrle.
gum In rspidity and grotesquenesa I,s for
'' are now united with those of the Balti-
A..'o 11eNse'' and the joint concen, with an
r' citation OF its capabilities, Is to be de-
voted hereafter to K,lOac- NotAine,,m
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~ A CARD-The subscriber takes this
H methot of informing his business friends OF
ar total inability to meet their just claims against
him. caused by tbs unexpected stop put to bis busi
ness by distraint butpedges himself pay prompt.
~ the legal interest all claims, and il helth be
spared hin, to pay the principal fast as possible
WILLIAM GADSBY.
Washineton, Jnne 10th, 1854.
Je l2-3t* Int, Union Sent Globei
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CoRhxcfioS,-Y esterday, our composition,
made US talk about :" the hius on N. g.;
can side Of the Atlantic" 1t should b,v. -
q the bulls on the American side u q. ''
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~ CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
1 The public are hereby cauti med from rec iv.
ing Check drawn by me on the Bank Of the Me
tropos, payable to the order of p E. pegges for the
sum OF $50. Also, one drawn by me. made payabl.
to the order Of James A. Gegges. on the same bsnk
for So A; both of which are dated June the 10th.
1854. The said checks We're obtaioed By false rrp
RESERVATIONS to get them, and the payments of til.
same were stopped By at he sad bank and in the
presence of said parties. c. ALEXANDER.
June 10th. lS54-eo3t$
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QS REWARD.-Stolen from the subscriber tvs
epC LAMPS, which were left burning at the inter
secen Of 18th street and Ohio avenue; one on SAT-
urday night an the other on Sunday morning
The above reward will be paid for the arr st and
conviction any intern alton which will lead 10 The
detection Of tie thief or thieves
J. Il. FERRY,
On NJ street, between 18th and 18th streets.
lie Is -1y*
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e Within two days last week over two
hundred dogs were poisoned by the police Of
Cincinnati. Strychnine upon meat 10 the ar
ticle used
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I OsT-This morning, in the Centre Market. 9
IL buckskln PURSE, containing more than 500
In bank notes. The foder will be suitably reward
ed upon leaving it, with the money, at he Off
the tar. isl3-.ts
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NOTICE.

MARE REDUCED TO FIVE CENTS! Or as bs
JIG as the lowest The ne new and splendid stssn
er GEORGE PAGE, Captain Guy. now running e
tween Wa hineton and Alexard ria has reduced 1r
fare to FIVE CENTS.
The travelling pubic will find good and cmicF'''
bic accommodations on this b. at
Refreshments at all times viii be had an ct sho''
notice, and the very best that can he got in 97
markets il 10 las any Can;sb- .
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TAOR sALE-A very lsrge and handsome ba,
II HORSE, believed to be ten years old. He nav
BE- seen at th stable Of Mr. JAS. r. Essex In GEORGE
town. He will prove very valuable to any one wfo
NAV want q horse for varied purpt ses He rack,
under the saddle, drives well and safely
to buggy or carriage, and has size ana strenetI
enough for dray or wagon. lie is perfectly rentl.
and safe and believed to be entirely sound. soIS
because the owner has no further use for him.
je 13-3t UnteD
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RHoDk IsLASD.-The General Asaemb lv vir
oOmusOcs it, sdioarrsd session 81 Newport to.
day
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Sc shak.peerean Dramatic Asso.
ladies wishing to join this Asso-
citation will please address "H," City Post Office
The association snizsd is for the culture and i'm
i rovsment OF literary talents. Apply Immediately.
10 1l-Dtx
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SPEECHES PRINTED.

Members of Congress and others can
have their speeches printed in the best
manner at the Office of the Evening
STAR" at short notice and on reasonable
terms,
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PURE COUNTRY MILK.

THE prop ietor Of Locust Hill Farm Dairy has
L added to his stock Of Cows, and is now prepared
to increase tn de livery Of this most necessary ut
are now running each twice day-one from 9Th
street to Cspitol Ill., &C.; one rom eth 10 l4th sts
and the Island aad one from lith street TO George
town.
Families wishing to be supplied will do well Nv
applying few days in advances. to the drivers Of
the Was address "Lccust Hill Dairy" through
the Post Office.
This Fairy is two mics from the Post Office on
the 9TH street rp8d End this. who .eel an Interest
in article 80 necessary n b ealth. comfort and
wen lux iry OF life invited to cali ard tee is
10
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1900 WORTH OF REAL AND
Personal Estate for the People.

PeEsOpa1 Estate Tor the People.
MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRIsE.-LIBERAL EQUL
TABLE AND CERTAIN.
wHITEHURsIs Di6UER- EJTYPE kNTERPRIzE.
7 II. WHITEHURsT has decided TO Trustees in
y trust for the heneft Of the shareholders in The
above enterprise, S5G0U0 worth Of real aud personal
estate. to he disposed of among the holders of slrs
At the earliest possible date after tie sale of ali tie
shares The shares s. each, WIN ch entities tie
holder to an equ table share in the within named
magnificent collection of res and personal property
slso 10 one of Whit, hurstsSs orlds Fair Premium
Daguer-eotypes of SELF or friend at any time when
the certificate is presented at either Of his Gaeri
Trustees.
G. e. KIRK. wM. R. RILEY.
Baltimore, eos Market st; Norfolk, Va, Main St;
Washington, ID. @, Pa av-: l., Dchburg, Va, Main s.
Redmond, Va, a Main ST.; Petersburg, Va syz
more St; Wilmington. \. C.: Fayetteville, n. c.
Also, arrangements have been made with the NJ
lowing celebrated Galleries to redeem the ce-tt-
ats, viz:
J.durnsy's Gallery No, $40 Broadway.
D. G. Collins Co.'S Galleries: Philadelphia, Pa
No. Ice hestuut stIeet and No. 100 Chestnut 81.
Springfield, Mass, Main street.
Westf.ld, Mass Collins's Bui dipgs.
One superior Farm, near Norfolk, Virginia, valuei
at 500
One srlerdd three story brick House ssd
Lot in Georgetown. ID G Second street. Sec
ond door from Frederick street Goo
One House and Lot in Georgetown, d. c. IN
thecorner Of Second and Frederi K streets 49,
0ne elegant House and Lot in Washington, D.
C.. on seventh street $50
One fine House and Lot In Washington D. c..
on street 2IN
One House ard Lot in Portsmouth, Va, on
NoIl. sret az anlhg loSn hsil ann ''
iSo LOS AL "e0ise'o"h on oe''hu s'ie''S 100
o, eaIn =; Gath ,.,oo, 80
Fire Piano. S3G0 zach 100
Se S Su Leae, oe si0'''' IsM
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II Washington HighIand.rs, AT.

81 & tentfon.-all members of the Company aye
NJ Y requested to met at the 8rmory Of the Wash.
IL II irgton Light Infintry on WEDN ESDAY EVE
Ming, the 18th inst, at ~ o'clock.
1t is hoped that all members having an interes.
IN 'he Company will be present. as business of i'm.
portance will be laid befJre them
Persons having desire to j in will have al op-
portunity Of seeing the uniform Gu that evening.
BY order: W. FORSYTH, Secretary.
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norN6S IN CONGRESS-.

IL THE HOUSE, yesterday, after we went to
press. the resolution of Mr.. Walbridge, fixing
a time for the termination Of the present SEES
sion, was farther debated, resulting in the
adoption of q modification OF Mr. orr's amend
ment, fixing August 14th next, as the day for
the termination of the session--yeas So, nays
6S.
Mr.. Riddle presented petition from 1000
citizens of Delaware, asking the Government
10 erect some arrangement with Peru, where
by, tor Z just and proper equivalent that Gov
eminent may cede to the United States one Of
the guano islands, or by removing the existing
restriction on American vessels engaged in the
guano trade, lace 1t on more just and iber
al basis
Upon this petition, on motion Of Mr. Riddle.
a special committee was ordered.
The Speaker having named Messrs Riddle.
Goods, Gerritt Smith, Ashe, Elliot, of Ky
Trout and Sellers on this committee, the House
adjourned.
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JOB PRINTING

All kinds Of Job Printing neatly exc
cuted at this office, at low rates.
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GLEASON'S PICTORIAL,

A1~AOO4> ~ I1Sl OhldL.
odN ELDER co, Exclusive Agen s for Gles.
y sons f1ctonsi and Flag of our Union, has lust
received NO. "a OF the Pictorial aud for sale vhole
lers. JOUN EIn ~" oAsei
No. 8. Columbia fIace.
80 n: - 20. expect to open q new store on thu
usoe at the earliest moment and at the lowest pr.
ces. .1a-I,s
FRENCH LlTERATURE,-T
Il MAURY have on sale several cheap editions OF
the most eminent French Authors, including Ssin
tune, BAlxac, Lamartine, Dumas, DeKock, Eugene
Sue, and Victor Hugo ie lS-
A LOT Of Old NEWSPAPERS FoR SAFE IA
"A 1AIS OSflCE may Att
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ONE CENT REWARD, and no thanks
" for the return OF III ARIA C0NNEh, an rdrn.
tured sp,ren'ice, who LETT my employment about
one mon, hs since. All persons are warned not 70
hsr5or ss ID girl. NJ. WILLIAM.
10 12-3t&
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600 pr'is the best sorts for IA F.. ' a8i
Hiot 4 use, for sac low. Enquire at the corner Of
IL n and l. streets north. lie lz-its
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SELLING OFF AT COST.
+ AM now selling of at cost, Ey entire stock G.
i B0NNETs and FLATS of every description.
The above O. DDS ere new and very desirable 20
call early if you wish to get bargains.
Il. +. hYER,
Al he Sign Of the Blue and White Awning
ia 1o-d1w Tnf.n