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ALEXANDRIA coRxEspoNDxHCx.
Rasn--Ceuncsi P,oesedings-Fai!ars-Ae.
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Ar,vavnv,A Giant IL 1884.

Rasn--CeHnc,i P,oesedings-Failars-Ae.
l., eident.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept Is, 1854.
Yesterday, VI had q heavy rain, accom-
panied BY . brisk northeast wind, lasting the
entire day The recent fine showers have 90
plenteously supplied Cameron run that our
citizens need no longer withhold themselves
from the most ample use of their hydrants.
At tho last session Of our City Council, q
bill providing for numbering the houses in the
city was read first and second time, amended,
and laid upon the table. An application from
Capt. Jas. Carol, to be relieved from an as
sessment of railroad stock, for which he Is
taxed elsewhere, was referred to the city attor-
ney. An order for $3.50 in favor of the over
seers of the poor WAS passed. A petition of
said board to be allowed certain portion of
the street offal for manure at the poor house
was granted The Committee on the General
Laws were directed to inquire into the expe-
diency Of remodeling the assessment laws.
The Superintendent of Police was directed
to construct no moro crossings over cutters
| without further orders from the City Council.
The Mayor was authorized to execute to VIM.
d. Fowle deed of lease for certain property
offered for lease in pursuance Of an order Of
the 9th of May, 1854; and the auditor direct
ed to issue his warrant in favor Of the follow
ing persons:
To A G. Newton, for $l7s; Lewis McKen.
sic, $50; John Demaine, 81; Thos. M Nc
Cormick, $12; R. W. Davis, s.; G. X. Wit
mer, 50; total, $3.50, being the expense in the
| recent entertainment of the cadets Of the Vir.
ginia Military Institute. The lower Board,
in addition to the above, referred a resolution
Of the Board Of Aldermen, apprepriating $500,
to aid the Sun Fire Company in the purchase
Of a new engine, and a communication of the
Mayor in relation thereto was also referred
The Sunday liquor bill was referred to the
the city attorney. They also directed the re
moval of Swann's plaster mill.
| We regret to learn that the recent concert
of Mile. Gomez and her troupe, proved an en-
tire failure, not on the part of the company,
| but on that of the audience, the hall present
ing, with a small exception, a beggarly array
| of empty benches. We regret sincerely that
Ale1andrians are not better disposed toward.
that species of music.
| On Wednesday, Mr.. William Rolls, brakes.
man on the Orange and Alexandria railroad
whilst engaged in coupling the oars of the pas
aenger train, was caught between them and
seriously injured. We learn that his condi.
tion has slightly improved, and hopes are On.
tertained of his recovery AnI.
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SPIRIT OF THE MoRH1ue pRrs.

Inc O"''" comments with severity on the
declaration of the Courier and ENQUIRE, thu,
tne Administration is failure, and insists TIL at
1t only fails to make the alleged bad govern.
mont the Courier sighs for. The organ also
in.'sts that the Wing party il rapidly dying
ont throughout the whole North. IS,
The Sentinel thinks that the Great Yves,
are about to get up sort of sectional Rive,
and Harbor Improvement party. The same
paper chuckles over dressing down to which
tne Richmond Wing treats the Intelligence,
IN the matter concs ming the Nebraska Bill
Inc Wing L. awfully severe upon our neigh
Dor accusing it Of misconstruction and mis-
representation.
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~ SYPHILIS, ecRoFULa, AND DIsEAsID BLOOD For
these terrific dis 'Csrters Spanish Mixture" Re
the only spsd5c.
The prcprietors hsve In their rosaes sion one
hundred rticates Of the most extraordinary cures
effs ted bv il.
We refer you to TIE certificate of Richard Adams,
late High sherif OF Richmond, Va; Edwin burton,
Commissioner of the Revspus for Ricl mond; Gen.
Telch, of the Mammoth Circus; Or. Hendley, of
Washington City; Mt. VIM. A. Matthews, and O B.
Luck, Esq. Of Richmond, Va; MIR =. Boyden, Ex.
change Hotel. Va, and host Of others. who have
Of the worst description cured by Carter
Spanish Mixture. They all certify that IL u the
grsatest purifier Of the blood known.
See advertisement.
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FELosA AND PAuPsR PoPULArIoN.-The whole
numbsr Of inmates in the various public in
situations of the City Of New York at the pres
eDt time, is 5.375, Of whom 692 are in Bellevue
Hospital; 1,029 Aims House; Work House, 1853;
in Small Pox Hospital; 274 in City Prison;
5lS Lunatic Asylum; $50 Penitsntiary Hospi-
tai; $50 Penitentiarv; 845 Randall's Island,
and 247 In the Hospital there.
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An INCIDENT OF THE SToRA.-On Saturday.
during the height Of the gale, at Charleston,
s. c., very large alligator was observed pro-
msnsding ono Of the principal streets. HI
was soon despatched.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-15

UsEruB ISvEsrIoN.-A French gentleman
has invented mechanical apparatus, which,
fixed on the keel Of . vessel, will denote sccu
ratsly her speed, its kind of dial, fitted
to the bottom Of the ship, externally, which
corresponds with . similar indication on board
1t Is about to be tried on one of the English
eteamers
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THs JAPAN SQuADRoN.-We learn from .
letter IN the New York Tribune that the entire
American Squadron to japan was on its way
to chakodade, in the Island Of Jesse, on the
18th of1Msy, but Commodore Perry intended
sseia sssysn!ag y shs Day q Y.de,
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FRBHcH INaENuIrY.-It was stated at q re-
cent public meeting at Manchester, that an
improvement in the art of spinning has been
purchased from French house, by certain
English firms, at the cost of $150,000.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-15

~ THOSE IN WANT OF REApY-MApI ClofEINa
should, before purchasing elsewhere, call 1t Noah
Walker Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
where they will end materials Of all kinds cclors,
and qualities made up in the NEST approved styles
and at prices which cannot fail to induce them TO
purchase. They have just received an additional
large supply Of those beautiful and well made Duck
Drilling Coats which have no comparison In Ii IL
market Their stock is well kept up, consisting Of
everything belonging to a gentlemau's wardrobe,
together with boys and servants clothing.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-15

CHOLERA From WATER MELoEs.-A number
Of persons in Martipsburg, Va, who partook
freely of lot of sver-ips water melons, which
has just been imported, were seized with chol-
era symptoms on Friday last, and in . few
hours some ten or twelve deaths occurred.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-15

1arSPLxNDD PfcfuIH.-Thoseof our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
should not fail to pay visit to Plumbs Rooms on
the Avenue. He has on exhibition there some choice
specimens Of the new art Of Dicurreoyptng in Oh,
which for beauty and excellence Incompatible.
There Is portrait executed, In this last style, Ct
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every lneamsnt thereof giving Hfelike e1
preston. Mr.. Plumbe Is reckoned among the FIRST
Daguerrean artist Of our Tina mar an--
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Low WArsR.-Ths river is 30 low at st.
Louis that the boiler decks Of the largest
steamers are scarcely on level with the wharf,
and discharging freight is consequently rem
dsred exceeding dificult Lsborers are paid
twenty cents an hour
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-15

IscRBAsB or IxNIGRArIoH.-The shippers
st Antwerp have chartered, at London, the
three large American ships Omer Pscha, North
symptom and Arcadia, to convey passengers and
freight from Antwerp to the United States, not
having sufficient vessels there to supply the
increased demands Of emigration.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-15

TEE FIRST FLOUR MILL AT HONOLULU
On the 2lst Of June last, the first -four mill
Was set in motion at Honolulu, and nne Ar
ticie was turned out, from the new crop Of
wheat raised on the island.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-15

A LAuxcH NJ MoosLrGHr.-A beautiful shin
Of nine hundred tons, called the "Gulfstream, %
vasiaunched from the yard Of the Msssrs.
Titcomb, in Ksnnshunk, on the evening of the
4sh instant II occurred at An unusual hour,
and WAS Bomsvhst rare spectacle.
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oue-thet indigestion II the parent Of . large pro
portion Of the 0tal d1seaa0. Dyssutsry, diarrhoa,
eholsra mofbus. liver complaint, and many other
diseases snumeated in the city inspectors weekly
alone. Think Of that dyspsptios thnk of it eli vhs
suffer from disordersd stcrachs and n you are vfl.
hing to Be guided by advice. founaed upon experi.
ence, resort at once don't delay day) to Hoofsnd's
which, ae an Alternative, curative, and invieorapt.
stands alone and unapproached We have tried the
Btters; and knew that thai they ere excellent for
the diseases specified above For sale BY dealers In
medicine everywhere. ans
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q few weeks and you may regret thst you
I'D not have q likeness Of au your hmily made
Now Is the time while you have few leifurs mo-
wents.
Gail at vANNERsoN's and get one Of his iuiDitable
Crayon Daguereotypes. sep6-1ms
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,

- MRS. CH0ATE has resumed the
Millinery business, at her residence,
R on the south side Of Louisiana ave.
80 near 9th street, where she win Be 80
glad to see her old and rew patrons. Win all ths
ls,e't Fashions, to please win be her object.
sen 1-eo2m
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49, Attention, Pioneers THE mem
u3 bers of tbs Pioneer Club viii have q meeting
On FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th of September, At
o'clock, at GERMAN Hall, 1lth street, between F
and g. Every member is expected 10 be 10 attend
ancs, buress Of impt rtsnce is 10 be transacted
and new officers to be elected.
By order cf the President:
sep ID 3ts JOS. SCHUFFIELD.
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The QUEEN CirY.-The commerce of Gin.
cinnati, during the commercial year ending
August 81, 1854, amounted in imports to
$o5, 730, o29, and in exports to As. 4a2 ia. ~
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A Coon PRIcE.-Ics became very scarce ct
Louisvills, last week, and sold n high n e
pss hsaassa pausas,
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q An insbriats asylum has bssp organised
II New York, under charter fsep Tie Lssia.
~" Of sAa sssts ItvM yAsAss, ,..3 mo
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UHIoH sHoP.-Ths different railroad eompa.
MES of Ohio have united 70 build union shop
at Columbus, fol. the purpose Of building and
repairing their rolling stock. .E
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DrAD.-Ths ssni-weskly Reporter and Old
Guard, paper published ss Concord, N. H.,
and oppoesd 10 the administration, has Dc,
ceased. doIu . .faiI,3 ft- .. ..i7.,a ...,.,
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uAWKER ON SHOOTING, edited BY william
III T. Porter Esq.
Frsbk Forester's Field Sports, vols
American Game In its seasons. by Frank Forester
The Rod and the Gun, by Wilson and oaklegh,
vol, Edinburgh
The Sportsman In France. 2 vols, London
The Young Sportsnan's Manual, BY Craven, vol,
London
Hints 10 spor,smen, by 8 Lewis, MD.
The Shooters Manual
Kriders Sporting Anecdotes
Toustt on he Dog, edited by Lewis M. d.
Dink, ON Logs, edited by Fran K Forester
Observations on Dog Breaking, by william floyd,
Gamekeepef
Richardson On Dogs
Col Hutchinson on Dog Breaking, vol, London
Mayhem on Dogs.
sepl2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TIE SEIZURE OF THE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
The following is a copy of the affidavit of the
Venezuelan Minister which led to tho seizure
Of the steamship Benjamin Franklin, at New
York:
United States of America, Southern Dis.
trtct of New York, SIS: Ramon Azpuria, of
No. 10 Waverly- place, in the City of New
York, being duly sworn, says: That he verify
believes and has reason to suppose, that Ger.
tain persons, whose names are to deponent un.
known, do within the territory and jurisdiction
Of the United States, and within tho Southern
District of the State of New York, begin te
set on foot, and provide and prepare the means
for military expedition and enterprise to be
carried on against tho territory and dominionl
# the Republic Of Venezuela, with whom the
United States are at peace. And he further
says: That the aforesaid persons within thu
aforesaid limits and district, to wit, at the por
of New York, fit out and arm, and procure te
be fitted out and armed, and are knowingly
concerned in the fitting out and arming of 8
vessel called the Benjamin Franklin, with in
tent that such vessel shall be employed in tn,
said military enterprise herein before set forth
contrary to the acls Of Congress in such cas-,
made and provided. K. AzPURIA.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-15

Y The crew Of the U s. ship Saratoga hsys
been paid of ct Boston, receiving in all about
$10o, 900.
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Special NOTICE.

THE suhecribsr has nov completed his arrange
l. ments for receiving regularly from the Justly
celebrated PsnnsylSania Slades, the sweetest aud
BEST BUTTER prodused in the country
He IA also receiving daily from the celebrated dai
ries of PsEnsylvanis Tesh PRINT BUTTER, al biz
Stall, No lis, Centre Market
ness to share portion Of public patronage.
sep l6-eo3t* JAS. DUNAWIN.
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BThe farmers in Delaware are cutting
their astn,and aSnd The yield Bueh larger.
tban WA sypsetsai
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LANCASTER PoLIrIcs.-The Lancaster PA. J
Examiner alleges that the Know Nothing
party in that county has framed an entire
ticket for Congress, Senator, Assemblymen and
county officers, and publishes . list Of the
names said to be 80 nominated For Congress
the name given II A. E. Roberts.
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SOLO ON VIOLIN, BY c. MoL.wee.

The whole to conclude with Q burlesoue on
Bulwer's celebrated play,
THE LADY OF LYONS,
Introducing q new and much admired pas dc
deux, with the following cast of characters:
Claude Mellnotte, alias Sam Johnsing,
Mr.. Dabney.
Pauline, alias Polly Ann. Mis- Trip.
dlnSer MI MoLoWoa
Minstrels, &C., by the whole band.
Manager ................Mr w. J. Dabney
Musical Director Mr.. @. McLewee.
Performance to commence at o'clock, pre.
cisely.
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AMUSE rs.
INyFaEsT7ne CoycssT

AT CARUSI'S SALOON.
AIR DUNN B)~Ehs, the or eiual Ola Bob g,o.
WI ley and pleading vocslist, late Of n p. Chris.
tvs Mirstrsls, viii Civ . grand vocsl and Instru-
mental Concert on fRIDAT EVENING, AZ Osrus1,u
Saloon. He win be az sted b. several popular a.
eteurs Of the city. spll-sts
~ The above Concert Has been
postpened 1n,il HONDAY EvEu.
ING, The sIh inst. sep IA
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10 ALL LOVERS OF GOOD BUFTER.

VHE subscriber viii, On tomorrow, (sAturday.)
Il the 9Th instant, open ct HIS STALL No u.s.
Centre Market, a. choice article In the Butter
line az cAn b procured In the great Valley Of yir
gtnta He hopes that HIS unequalied Abilities, and
strict attention 10 business viii procure him ashse
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NEW FALL STYLES OF HATS.
: IND. IT. ENARa raanocffrliu

NE " e. ALL "a LILO We na4S.
n JNO. II. EVANS respectfpllyG
announces to the citizens and strangers -
q Of WASHINGTON and vicinity that he has
just returned from the North with a large and ex
tensive stock Of HATS, CAPS, and everything in
bis line which for durability and beauty Of finish
cannot be surpassed.
He Will, On tomorrow, saturday. introduce hit
Fall style Of silk Hats.
Likewise lis four dollar Hats he now sells al
three dollars.
Also, q large assortment OF "Wide-Awaks" aud
"Know Nothing" Hats and Caps, entirely new
styles, at reduced prices.
Chldren's Fancy Hats AMI Caps, Of all descrir.
tions. JNO. T. EVANS,
Nc. 3Ss fa. avenue, near 18th street.
1S-ok
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01he large circulation of tie star
s'dkesa tie most desirable advertising me-
aass1R IN the District. 1t has more reader,
~ ne e't'es Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, th0n a. tAs other Wask-
sYgton dGiiies combined. -.
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Coon Erws yaox ran wssf. III 70 said
there 10 = good potato crop on the Upper Mis'
sissippi. ~
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n Jon sHIII INa7oN receives ali the New Books
and Newspapers as fast as published. He is agent
Tor HarI ey's and all the other Magazines. and our
leaders viii slways find . large and good sssort.
men. Of Blank Books and Stationery at bis Book
store, Odeon Building corner Of street Penn
ylvania ayerue. aug 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-15

"IHPoRrAIr INFORMATION. Under this i'm.
posing head, fellow named B. f. Roberts
advertisss in the Baltimore papers that he
will, for the sum of 81 enclosed to him, for.
ward directions for preparing rs of the mos,
choice liquors, in quantities of five gallons
for hotels and private use. These directions
he says, will ensure a saving Of from forty to
two hundred per cent, and the most critical
examination will fail to detect tho genuine
from the imitation.
Hero can be seen the origin of tho poisonous
liquors now in the country, the drinking Of
which is producing such fatal consequences te
all who partake of them. The Penitentiary
should be the penalty for all who vend drugged
liquors.
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FoUND-A gold CROSS, which the owner osn
l. have by calling at 8. r sylvester's Drug Store
and paying for this advertisement.
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Dh1ETIMG PRESSES FOR sALE,
Il The Proprietors Of the Esenine Star fer for
sale, on reasonable tern Q, three Printing Prssses
One OF these presses Is capable Of PrI ting s sdes
thousand she t. per hour, making excellent regis
Ter. The others are . medism kpith pres and
Rsmage Cap Pres. These presses are In good ooT
diton. est
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NITIZBNs or WASHINGTON wishing to lay in
" stock Of WOOD for winter will DO we'll to give
me q call 1 an constantly receiving wood Of thu
best quality On consignment, AID can give the bes'
bargains in the city, wholesale and retail, ct my
yard Maryland avenue, at the Canal Fridge, neal
the Capitol.
Also, for sale lew three drst rate Carts, two Wa
ter Tanks Wheels, and geering for . buggy.
A lot Of ready mixed Paints.
Orders taken for White Oak Lumber, &c.
sep 15-lm p. W. HEATH.
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ALEXANDRIA.
ON MONDAY, Sept. 18th,
STANLEY'S
WESTERN WILDS
Will be exhibited
IN ALEXANDRIA,,
AT LIBERTY HALL,
AND REXlIN FOR Il FEW DATS.
sep 15-St (Alsx Sent mel and Gasstte)

TO THE LADIES.
A1EW FALL GOoDa.-I have Just returned from
IN the North with the most beautiful assortment
of Enbroidsries, Fancy, end Trimming Goods evsr
yet brought to this market, to which invite the
sttention Of the ladies Of this vicinity. They a,e
the first goods in this market, and will be sid
the usual low prices Gail and examine them,
whether you wish to purchase or not
+. 2. MYER,
At the sign Of the blue and white Awning,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 9th sts.
SEP 15-eo3t
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oPpoeite Centre Martet
On and after October LIST my friends and patrons
VIII ind me located ID door west OF the corner eth
street, adjoining Patterson Nsirne drug store in
the store formerly occupied BY Geo. Savage, Esq
SEP COW
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A New Associate q. s. Judge for Utah -
The President has appointed VIM. NJ Drum
mond, Esq, of ILL.,, to be an Associate U. s.
Judge for Utah, vice Geo. H. Edmonds, Esq,
of H., resigned.
kr. Atkinson, Of Ohio, the new Third Au-
ditor of the Treasury, duly entered upon the
discharge Of the duties Of his Office to-day.
The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Department.-on yesterday, the 14th of Sept,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the redemption of stocks..... SI,I72 SIS
For the payment Of other Treasury
debts ....................... $3.50 90
For tho Customs. ................ $3.50 40
For the War Department. 1858 80
For re- paying for tho War Depart -
mont ..................... 8 1913 80
For tho Navy Department. ..... 144,571 Is
For rs-paying In the Navy Depart
ment Observation-Disclosures. s1e1 95
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ENGLISH CABBAGE SEEDS.

ENULISH OdbbdUE SEEDS.
NNHE undersigned has to fer fine stock Of In
Il glish CABBAGE SEED, among which are the
following esteemed kinds: Early Emperors, Early
Bs.ter5es, EARLY York, Earl, large York, EnSeld
Market, Lsrge Flat Dutch, hitcheps Albert, Non
psreil, shillings' Qneen, srrotsbro, Wheeler's i'm
psrisl, DC. large stock of the rnest Turnp Seed,
al warranted fresh and genuine.
JOHN SAUL,
Seed store, corner It'll and b strssts
sep 11-eo6tt
A LII persons y no want to employ hands, either
IA In their business or servants, - we'll -
those looking fer employment may call ct my cfce,
It'll street, between Penns slvsnia avenue and the
Canal, oppt site Centre Market.
Also, Lots and Houses for sale.
sep 11-1w* CHARLES WALTER.
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ASTONISHING THE NATIVES

we found at the Navy Department yester-
osy, the following programme of an entertain.
ment given to the dignitariss of Japan, on
ooard one Of the ships Of our squadron lately,
which, for its genuine Ysnkesasm i, hard
TO beat. The performers were all mon before
the mast They could not have illustrated one
OF the customs Of the country better than
through such an entertainment TIL. n-o.
gramms was rs follows:
ETHIOPIAN CONCERT.
UNITED STATES STEAM FRIeArE PowHAfAs,
Ha@odads, Island Of Yesso, Empire of ia.
poas, May 20, 1854.
An Ethiopian entertainment will be given BY
THE JAPANESE uLIo MINsTRELs,
on board this ship, this evening, weather fav.
oraois, to which the officers invite your atten.
dance.
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sELLING OFF Ar COST, 10 MOVE.

THE subsc Id r, berg compelled 10 move his
i stock Ct Boots and shoes by the LIST Of October
in order TO OPP bis new abshment With On en-
tire new stock, has determined to sill his entire
stock Of Boots and shoee, which IL large and wefi
selested embracing every kind Of Shoe ususlly kept
in a veil regulated store, at p ime cost III, ads OF
families and all Others Ia want Of articles In his line
VIII md his rare opportunity t. lay ia supplies