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PERSONAL.

80. The German Democrats Of phiiadel-
phia, have held another meeting in favor of
Capt. J. C. Kretschmar, .. S. Consul at
Palermo, at which speeches were made and
resolutions passed, giving statement Of Capt,
x. g services in Mexico, and denouncing those
who were instrumental in having him recalled.
The resolutions were ordered to be sent to the
President
go. Frederick W. Seward, son of the New
York Senator, has become partner in the
Albany Evening Journal.
IA Boston paper states that Mr.. G Eve
leth, of New Gloucester, Maine, has sold to q
company in New York, his interest in patent
iron pavement, for the snug trife of 100000
-. Gen Rosas, former Dictator of Bnenos
Ayres, who has been living for some time in
retirement at Southampton, England, landed
at Cadiz On the Goth April
-. Capt. Alfred Day, Navy Agent at Phil
adelphia, Col. F. NJ. Wynkoop U. S. Marshal
at Philadelphia, C. J. NJ Gwinn, ESQ, Prose.
cutting Attorney for Baltimore city, and NJ
Bonaparte, of Baltimore, cousin of the French
Emperor are in this city.
80. In Connecticut, it appears that the
Wings are divided upon the choice of United
States Senator, the New Haven branch wishing
to elect Hon. Roger S. Baldwin, while the
Hartford folks are DESTROYS that Hon. James
Dixon should represent them. The Demo.
Gratis are united upon Hon. Samuel Ingham.-
=, tbo candidate oe tho g.
sellers, and Charles Chapman will he voted fol
by the Maine law men. 1t is said that Mr.
Gillette will be chosen to serve out the term OF
Hon. Truman Smith, which expires in 1855
and that James Dixon will be elected for the
full term.
1.-THE regular California correspondent OF
the Boston Journal reports the marriage Of
Kate Hayes to Capt. VIM. Z. Bushnell, pop.
ular river steamboat captain.
1--WE saw Jenny Maher, the public gar.
dener, yesterday, discussing the Presidential
question with well-known old fogy of this
city, when Jenny concluded his argument by
saying: eve Polked 'em in "A; Pierced ZEN
in 49," and be jabers, we'll Dodge EN- in
'a6'
count II. Eur Lippe, Of Costa RIGA, is
at the National Hotel
80. From California, echoes reach US from
Anna Thillon. who is charming the people and
the gold out of their pockets, in the interior
while Anna Bishop is warbling at San Fran.
cisco.
go. From Europe, we learn that Car
Eckert, who was here with Sontag, is again il
his old place as director of the opera at Wen
ma.
80. Neal Dow commenced stumping tn,
State of Pennsylvania in favor of the Maine
Law, but in consequence of sickness he wal
compelled to relinquish the task and return
home.
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JOB PRINTING
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The IntsH.geneer, in announcing the
state of things existing in the House Hall
speaks of the hour for the termination Of
the general debate on the Nebraska bill,
named in Mr.. Richardson's resolution
II N. of to-day-as being deemed by the
minority to afford too short time for
the continuance of the discussion, and
hence the factious scenes being enacted
there. This is grave mistake, calcu-
ed to mislead the public. The leading
'7-auolsnts of the measure avow that their
Al IS to defeat all legislation for the
=. ance of the session if that course be
cessary to defeat the purpose of the
iority to pass the bill. They openly
.Oclaim ''rerolutiOn" to be their aim, in
preference to submitting to have the ms .
jority exercise their constitutional right.
The Union reviews the scene in the
House Hall on Monday last, and CON-
Inents on the articles in the New York
Tribune, in obedience to which the pres
ent state of things in the House Hall ex-
lists.
The Sentinel comments on the state of
things existing in the House Hall, argu-
ing that the design of the opponents of
Nebraska is simply to revolutionize the
Government, if that course be necessary
to defeat it.
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o. There is quite enough room for
one thousand extra seamen to supply
vessels now at Chincha Islands without
crews capable Of taking them home.
seamen for the Islands, $50 per month,
one month advance; England and Europe
S4o per month, two months advance
United States, $35 per month, two month
advance. Seven or eight ships are now
waiting crews at Callao.
U One of our exchanges tells us of a
lazy genius up his way, who being asked
as he lay summing himself on the grass
what was the height of his ambition, re.
piled: " To marry rich wilow that.
got cough"
u" Biddy, has that surly fellow
cleared Oft the snow from the paw ement O.
:. Yes, sur" Did he clear it off with
a!acrity, Biddy 2" No, sur, wild a
shovel. '7f. tH
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WASHINGTON, D c.. SPRING RACES
COLUMBIA RACE COURSE

6teLdnurGt (OLf1Fp a..
VILE SPRlNu RACES over III. alb We Coilr.a u;
Il commence on The FOURTH TUESDAY in Us
1904, and continue throu -hoIt the week
ftrStDdy-tUESDAY, May I'D, sweepstakes fret
ior al horses owned in Maryland District Of ,c.
lumbia ID '.rsinis, W eight for axe.
, Entrance so, with purse of $50 added by IL,
Proprietor. ~
-Hle heats, three or more 70 make a race
, Also, im aiediatel alter the sweepstake r,re. A,
urse OF 500 will be given free for all trottnr
Mile and repeat, to harness.
SECOND Ddy-WEDNESDAY, May oath, Turse Of
$lOO. Nile heats, BEST 3 In g.
Third Ddy-IHURSDAY, Nay 18th, Purse OF
500. Two mile heats
=. Fourth Bay-FRIDAY, Nay % b, Purse OF $500
Four mile hats. WV
, Entrance for Purses Is Per cuut. to be made W;
tne opriefor tue evening previous to y race. i
al cases three or more TO make race two 10 star,
me races to be governed by the rules Of the Rics
mond Course, Virginia
Abunoant sisbiing for horses win be provida,
nee Oh expense on the grounds
having completed the Enclosure of the rrsct an,
ia1e other in provenents on the place. the Pr, pre
tor INFORMS the public that nothing win he finn,
on his part 10 give tisaction to those ton,
mao - CYRUS MARTIN,
~ in'nay]s Proprietor.
Richmond Enquirer, Va, Marlboro Gazette Md
anu Alexandria Gazette will copy once Der veet an
forward bills to this ofioe.l go
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u The New York Abolitionists, at
the suggestion of Greeley's Tribune, have
called an anti-Nebraska meeting, to be
held in the Park, ''to consider the proper
steps TO be taken at the present momen-
tous crisis, and to demand of all the
members of Congress who adhere to the
faith pledged In the Missouri compromise
TO protect from invasion the rights of the
PEOPLE, and to resort, if necessary, to the
most decisive, and even extreme mea-
Sures, to prevent the passage of the bill
nov before Congress. Thus, We see that
these pretended friends of the compro-
mise would dissolve the glorious union of
States. IN the : efforts to force their alb
stract noti,hs about slavery upon the
coun try. Can any southern man or
friend of the Union longer hesitate as to
which side he will takel
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GREELEY's INSTRUCTIONS TO THE An
Tl-NEBRASKAlTES IN CONGRESS-

q We urge, therefore, unbending deterrnin
alton on the part Of northern members hoslii.
to this intolerable outrage, and demand o
them in behalf Of peace, in behalf of freedom
in behalf of justice and humanity, resistanc,
to the last. Better that confusion should en-
sue-better that Congress should break up il
wild disorder-nay Getter that tile Capitoi D.
SELF shomia Ua-e By the torch of Ire iuesDqi
airy. or fall aud bury att lts INMATES dsue.,,i
IT'S crumJitng rwins-than that this periitl,
and wrong should be finally accomplished
1t appears to be the determination o
the Abolition incendiaries to carry ou
the instructions of the Tribune. What
friend Of the Union will be found with
them after this
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CAUTION TO WHISKY DRINKERs.-Thrce
persons In GAINESVILLE, Ohio, one Saturday
evening, few weeks ago, bought s2me
whisky, and were all found dead on Mon.
day morning. Some ofthe whisky ttatre-
manned was analysed, and found to con.
tain a large portion of strychnine-which
deadly poison is said to be used by dis
tiliers, in order to increase the yield.
IURNIP FLAVOR IN MIIK.-It is said
that by dissolving saltpetre in water, in
such quantities as the water will take I'D,
and by putting some of this liquor in the
milk vessel, before milking, in the pro-
portion Of one teaspoonfal to every quart
of milk, it will prevent the favor of the
turnip.
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ABOLITION GATHERING

06OhAA4O UA1 hEhlNG.
The Abolition infdels had grand ca
rousal on Wednesday morning at New
York.
Mr.. Lloyd Garrison presided. The
Treasurer said the receipts of the wear
amounted to Sll Jos %. Expenditures
$500 90. Balance S2,37G %. The
prospects" Of the Society, generally,
were represented as cheerins in the ex-
IRENE.
Garrison was awfully severe on the
North, severe on the South, severe on
every body. 1--WE know" said he, land
you know, and the shareholders know.
and ali in this world, and in Heaven
above and IN hell beneath, know that we
are in the right"
"Only the base, the bigoted, the besot.
ted' the bloody-minded, and the cruel, "
ne added, "where against u.s." 1.-The
North had sold out to Slavery" 1.-The
nation would 60 to destruction if the
Nebraska Bill passed." and eff it did
pass, the sooner it went to destruction,
the BETTER
'ln the name of Jesus Christ, this So
clety declared that those of the Clergy
That sympathlzedwith, or upheld Slavery,
were not Christians. They were infidels,
hypocrltes, land wretches, with bloody
hands and black hearts,
Rev. w. II. Furness, of Philadelphia,
MIR. Robert Purvis, of Byberry, Pa; and
Wendell Phillips, also made addresses of
the most peppery description. "Nebras-
ka, John Mitchell, and 1.-the Church, {"
were awfully excoriated. Letters were
read from Rev. Thos. Parker and Wen
dell Phillips, apologizing for their alb
sence, but promising to be present at the
SocIetys meeting on Friday evening.
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FRESH BEEF AND vEGECABL!s FOR
THE NAVY.

Navy AGENTS OFFICE, ~ IL. lS5i
S.ALED PROPOSALS will be recaiy ID at th's ot
~ nee until THURSDAY, the sih day Of jana. Is 1
at noon for the supply Of such quantities Of fIe i,
peer snd vegetable IS ma be required on the Wash
iagton station during the fisc:i year commence
On the LIST day Of July next. and end ng on tho 20 i
June, 1855.
The beef and veg-tsbe IN Ist be of GOOD en- ,'itv
and the best 'he market eff ,rds end each AFT 81.
must bs off, ed for by the Iound.
Bond with approved security will he reauired u,
one half the estimated a-oUnt OF the contract = al
ten per c"ntum in addition will be withheld f., M
the amount of each pawn .nt t. bs made rs eel ,ts
raj ecury n the Que performances of the coprrac,
which Will on no account tie paid until it is fully
complied with
Every Offer made must be accompanied (as iirec..
the naval service for 1876 ~ approved 10Th Arous.
1870 10y written guarantee, zig ned by one OF n, -
respons bic persons, 10 the effect that be or tho, ,
dertake that the bdd bidders wi l. IL his ori,
bd De accepted, enter int ohli ation " h, &, q
days, with good AID sufficient surs,ies 10 trrn IA
the articles pr po,ei.
No proposal Will be considered unless accom,,.
MED by such guarantee
may 12-4w G kLJE,S Ss-v A.,
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" KNOyy EofHINGs.n

With cur usual industry and enter.
prise, at considerable expense and trou.
bic, ~e have succeeded in obtaining q
copy Of the constitution of this mysteri.
Gus association, which has so suddenly
sprung up in our midst, threatening to
overthrow AID supplant al parties and
revolutionize society. As faithful chron-
lclers ct the signs Of the times, and
vieiiant sentinels on the watch towers of
the people, we feel it our duty to lay this
interesting document before our readers,
trusting that they will appreciate cur
services and give us credit for being in
advance of all contemporaries. Here it is
EVZZOWMYBJ NZCKGPJD.
Laprna Jivoba zoumba odiwpa liza soipzs
epuna la prza neutrality-suspicious.
arunccGqzza.
Indvquaxiu obhdrtllzsim unquvim abidtter
I'm acknowledgements altoim radym tim
ab;in tuned bra iLm
Bat'mbd, onEcde undcete de le mnidztyse
qrmnIdgaqudidppfe me ttqmke ptzge rowie
rmaiqiumcde.
EooIvdaar uqsr huqmcLj keuvzr; itndiopnr
o"pwyr syoisedcr Srcdclr irroyyner, soauteir
I.'s swer-
ssgf.ispi ibi di teli:-soqnipdpi giruzii
7 ndf del ogzzi eli goyqqzzi meudgpwrppi
~ cqqdi.
Inqumlc . d z-.4v mumc guqqnswc; lie
&c die rwgiqzqc kilmnuc emqzzarpywgsdic
lzkggc.
foa hsmqicfwa ora ihsa CUBA emoqvridda
da ia etc; Qua grwppya nota da entiua delaia
srwpyya, gnrhfon lconk.
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The LoBBr: OR, THIRD HorsE. -
The New York Evening Post, saws:

"Therei is Third House at the seat Of
Government, who sell legislation bv he
wholesale or retail. OF these peop,c YOU
may buy laws by the piece or the square
yard, by the gross or single dozen. II
you are DESTROYS to have a statue enacted
for your particular benefit, they are ready
to get it passed for you, on condition OF
being well paid. A good sum of money
IN hand, and an assurance of receiving a
handsome proportion Of what you make
oy the law, will hire you an active com
Pahy Oh Sappers and miners, before whom
the easy virtue of such Congress as we
have at present can hardly be expected
to stand long. The more you give at
once. and the larger proportion of your
future gains you promise, the surer you
are of success; the more ample will b.
the means of cajoling and corrupting The
members"
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u Dr.. Levi, the great corn doctor,
viii remain ov1c tomorrow in Washing
ton; after which he will positively leave
for the North. During his stay in our
city. he has operated upon the feet of a
number Of our Hcst respectable citizens
10 tEsir entire sa;isfactIln. We recon-
mend him, in the fullest confidence, TO all
who may be afflicted with cOrns.
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A WIFE's REBUKE.-"Are man and
his wife one 2" asked the wife of Ger
tain gentleman in a state of stupefaction,
as she was holding his aching head in
both hands.
"Yes, suppose SC" was the reply.
"!Vell, then" said she, II came home
drunk last night, and ought to be ashamed
of myself"
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o. IL is said the editor Of the Massa-
chusetss Life Boat is delighted to learn
that {" the Car refuses to treat" The
next steamer he hopes will bring the
news of his joining the temperance socie-
ty. :.t 3,
CAUTION TO SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS.
woman has been sent to prison at Metz,
i'll Prussia, for making table "talk''
scandal about young women.
The RULING PASSION, &C.-A late wag.
gish printer, while on his death-bed, was
requested '.to be composed" "Dis-
tr7buted, you mean," was his faint reply.
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WASHINGTON HALL RESTAURANT

- - 4 = r. hAAhrft
tSI have II>t received fine lot n large GREEN
w turtles winch We shsil .fI-r Il our ti.n!s
and cUstv ,iers = .rcIrow at al O'Clock Fsnilis,
Viii bo ~t-Vaa .1tIe 81, with sc X :, ~ &c,
a. ..icr e.. Hard and SCft Cra,s IN buud
are al ai otter deiicscies the seasc Il cou,tau
gu hdnd at our stand corner of u Steel ID lie
NeHu,, SO IN sioe. ". ZEN Ikl.
l1-3t
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u o. S. McEilresh, az the sign of the
Little Indian, under the National Hotel
has favored IS with bundle of finely
favored Havana segars. AS we are
judges Of the weed, we can recommend
s3r. McE. s stock 10 all who burn tobacco.
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PROGRAMME
lst. The line Will b. formed ia Lafayette Square
at 9 O'Clock m.
%. The schools will tie forme a a lottrd 20 wit.
No i, 10th str-et Baptist =, Foundry Chapel. 3,
VI u Church South. !, Union Chapel 5, Z street
Baptist. S. 'st Presbyterian. 4, Fyland Chapel -
$, wesley Chapel. 9, Lutheran. 10, Ebenezpr Cha.
pei; IL 9th Presbyterian. H. Trinity. L., Coz.
such Oh pol IA: 4th rresbyterian. 10, Chris.
Should any ether schools wish TO join the proces.
sion place will be assig eli them at the time Of
10 ming.
g. The officers and teachers will take their rlaces
on III right Of their respective tchools.
a. Tie Flag OF our Country viii mark the centre
OF The lie
The speakers, ministers of the rcspsl, ara rep,
reseatatiF cS Of The Press viii have positions asnsi
hem the right.
e The procession will move in files at g. O'Clock
pea y The assist ut m.rshals viii BE- care al 10
preserve order while the processiCn is IN no.i1u s.
also durirg the =rcses n the Coy ito!
a The process iOl ii enter the west gaze The
Capito Grounds and on arriving tie place des.s.
nated, tie President OF the Urited States Sr-rkp-3
Cte9yu n, AMI ther iotite gGee;s xill r. coua, I.
Ell to seats ca The platform by i1s Designated 10 g.
charge that duty.
s. The following gentlemen ave ben APPOINT
aid. - h. Chief Msrfhal ". p. Young. r. \ Tu &.
Charles Calv.rt, Y. l. Moore, j. Lewis, 4. c.
iichsris v Wheeler, q Il. t.izhugh
& The following are he assistant lnar,l.als an.
ntei 10y Tie 'oversl s'Goois: ". J. Rhces, ~ j.
n :. -UiA str-et baE It Eoh"rt Bat 1n3 L. T.
hard, Foundry. II. +. . amermann and CT les
Pa zoe, ~ t. Church So philip H.upt- snd
John Il. Hive', CIion. W. -. Geo. & .lv.rt
street Baptist. J. ii. Moore = =. - ca he'll
i. Pre-. Ja7. E,pcy AEd Wln. Iu-tsn. FylRad -
Edrard Thomas ana J. r Evans. wesle( All
si.ideIou and raai.i Eulp, Luth=cs,. d. N-Cath-
aIau and JIo. III. h., Ebenezer - Th..raF.ou
and - Nnble 9Th Pres. - Tenant and =
Trinity. u. W. Garrett aod o. !. HILL Cor.sIr "
Lsrner ami Alexander Ecpfe-1, An Pr ;. & v.
'eltch and NJ. IL. Harcn, English Pill.
I. j. MAGE; Or.
nav 1;-3t ,-h,. N.,.-.l
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY,

! HE Anniversary Of the SundSy School Union Of
this city wild he held on MONDAY, the 18th
instant, in the Grounds the ives: trent o. the
Capitol. A PROCESSION wi be formed, a. Indicated
by the suhjoin.d notice Of the Chief Marshal.
Adore SEES will be delivered by the Rev. Byron
Sunderland and tn Rev. X. L. Dashiel.
The exercises will commence on the arrival of the
procession. PROBABLY a; 10Y O'Clock IN.
Cergymen and all pfrs- connec.ed with Sunday
Sch coils are invited % join the procession. and the
public generally to be resent at the place appointed
for the exercises %. e. WIGHT,
Sec. Washington city S. s Union.
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1854.
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IN STORE and saIe-

L IS dozen India tai- Ale
20 bts>Hts NUNS Vegz .ney Champagne
10 Gausatt 20
Is do Hei-sti x do
Ceases n. III A. Cheyesich hosolia Mara cti no
do Wynanas Focsink, Dubb, Orange ca
dozen jars Tamari-d Jam, rerv rice
WI. LINTON.
Successor TO Linton * xeed.-
may l2--3t corner 9Th and ID IL
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ELECTROMAGNETIC.

( IN account OF The burning CT the drawer # IA.
" Long Bridt, the following rae. viii nct c,,n
m.nce until the TWENTIETH BAY r JUNE. IA
"hieh lime the bridge viii be repaired :
SS ihe papers FurlishiDg The ai-cr.:s, ::,ert
Will please announce the postrcnsmert
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&c. F. sALoMON,S I,Er GoveMEN9 I,

I O. f. SALpMOA'S IMi EOVoMEN'T Il
- Z. Bhlt hhAklAG, Patented april %, 1854 -
By this ne rod Of making brick tn various vii
KNOWN facilities and advantages Of the primary
manual process ere combine IT'D this. of ,ht ma
chiue or press system, while many disadvaataces -
Gu lar TO the ation generally Of the latter g.
ed; the bricks sre maze ra, ily and dled and Ire
n"fei Tor the kiia upon the bed on which they ar
moulded with but little IL law and with ut the laF.
OF renewal OF EXPOSURE to ,i-tacement to VII oh .v
are snhjectsd in tie ordi1 r x9,
In the foregoing desert Il, Of mr. iuIroy m Mt
reference only La been rad the plain or or ma.
ry build ng brick, brt il IS obvious ttas h- ,ui
BILE construction and ar gemen, the tla:e a.,
mould box it is eqsally capable Of manufactaC f.
lie, hollow rnice, or any OF the other well -c, /,
forms of brick.
Patent rights for sac. Address
c SALOv N
Bladeasfurg. Prince Georg co Md
N B-Two hundred well Pre- s-d Ks can be
made in one minute, cjtltoad The labor G. remoyli
may l2-lm
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nav lf-3t

NJ EsSRS- Ed TORS Please anruun . Re .
VI Enlistment of JaMES T.. iOM tES ~ Va.
Ia 81 cony' nient pi CO II procuring S.GAR> Il \,
best cho, est bran such s-ouir+s, Trai.u :
SoI,sueo o, G ns ante amrIi hllion, r, rttua,
E'o1ondo, terIaaEos. fic oria, &C., &C.
= o. the he Chewing Tebaccp. Prime God l4.E
G,ld Twist, VI Ii ius, congress, Gsnsu.lo A.. fr
e titere in. Cuts aud Sm0Eing 7 ,blrco. v IN
isr- .-sor' meat Of Pipes and ever, AT r.e IL hls
I'm II hpsinass.
apply to Store No. Columb;s Plscp. correr 4
r. uleisna assnC" AID .;h street NAV l2-2ts
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GLENN rue vlRgEEa WATER.

NJ = .-L'ii. pc fume {; repaired h. ctenica.
~; .:... = - tie hot house plan, emon 1riio-
- = cohEden'y recommended io the ll5r- Il pHr-
tcuar, oG acoou Il of its r. re- hin, and trt h,iu!
II contains all the 'rlerance of TIE pl Mt II
sei ia concentrated form, aud will be found yery
o I'LL ar removing the Ianguor o,c.sionei by
IS. "t.u ro"ns, &c AIS, delicious peIfcme ir
the Handkerchief aud . in he ,onnd m ich cbe.p-r
ansn the extracts and yet equally oi. am d lea
ans ehsn = for the Eau d. Colocu-
=, AFRO, Hi-nn's Ctronelia, Rt Sc Geranium, and
a,'.s, 70 osne waters. ali of unsurpassed quality,
io'eign' Just Received and for sale by
j. y. MOORE, Druggis.
o! 1I-ot Pa. ave, opp. Seven kui lings
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just ARRIVED D1kICr FROM HavAN..

800 1-1S1@H = .
30, OOOwhs Gfs fox asr. a.v aaS
no; t- e'iua let They combine al the different
bTeLds to cult the paiafe Of every gent.-.sn.
lave always o. hand the cjeiceet kiLd Of CHEW
iNt iob tC'o. Of every var ETY., which invariai y
IN trial has given universal Ssti faction
Al-o: eleg mt smoking TOBACCO, ia il, d. seq
state.
respectfully solicit call trom Members OF Con-
gre's and others in want Of the genuine article.
Il =. MCELFRESH,
the Sign ef ihe small Indian
may Elm Mnier tic National IIni..l
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FINE WATCHES.

1 HAVE JUS r. ceis. q Ter tot of thcsc very
L fine Watches. VIII l ~ sell from u .c Z
Der cent lower than the san,r quality ar sold f,
elsewhere @igE ot IN" large spread cage, 'euna
AVENUE; between : AMI Gtl 9ts.
II. G. HOOD.
Ri have ais1 on hand some very supe.i, :
'merica2 Watches, i'll heavy ine gold Iiu1tn-, "a
:ei II. q. ROOD.
J1ry l2-ff
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FO NLERs WELLS a co.

a11a' th7epoiosits snd Pub sll.ra, 81 arch .t-
below Seventh, hilaGe phia. All works IN
PDreroi sg, sa,sr Cue, Magnetism, ami
- PhnhogTsr n Iar sale az New iorz rG.oss-
fnlehoicgiHdi eS; M. tons day ana evening.
Nsoinei l. ee Il ". .ors. lnsy l!-3m
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NG-MRS. Z. 7. DUNALL. opposite
ID Browns Hotel, over Hoover q Sons Shoe store
has two large aud handsomely furnished Rooms
suitable for families or single gentlemen. Sh. G.
also accommoia e six or eight gent emea with boar
without lodging may l2-eo2y