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living in London is startling. As to its conse
quence the American Consul is rarely heard
Of unless like Mr.. S., he makes himself con-
spicuous, like the monkey in the menagerie
We would not accept the Office were 1t offered
to u.s.
&C j. Daniel Of Bath, England, has Sc
cured patent for drying hay and grindingit
into meal for feeding to cattle.
THE Rev. Mr.. Creighton, has been ap-
pointed to the care of the Roman Catholic
congregations of st. Johns and Our Lady 5
Chapel, Medley's Neck, in st. Mary's county,
Md: in place of the Rev. John Michigan.
80. Isaac D. Wescott, Baptist, and Rev.
Thos. j. lawyer have made an arrangement
for discussion of the subject of endless misery
as opposed to universal salvation, at the Ia
bernacle in New York, for six evenings.
1.-THE Detroit Times says that long John
Wentworth was jour printer when he went to
Chicago some fifteen years ago. The Toledo
Blade denies it, and AYERS that he was nothing
but lawyer, yet as he was an ambitious chap
and wanted to come up in the world, he allowed
the impression to go abroad that he was a
printer for the responsibility of the thing.
The consequence is he has in that time amsssed
fortune of 100000 and been elected to Con-
gress five times,
....Col. Fuller, Of the New York Mirror,
has locomotive correspondent" He must
be regular steamer.
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PERSONAL.

....Hon Origen S. Seymour of Connecticut,
was I'VE learn by letter. burnt in cfigy on
the I'D instant, by the Land Reformers of
Winsted for his vote against the Homestead
bill. 1t will take some other light than that
OF the bonfire to convince the people of error.
Any fool can make and burn man of straw
but it takes wise man to expose error by the
light Of reason.
...Right Rev. Archbishop Hughes preached
on Sunday morning, 18th instant, in the Catho-
lie church of Augusta, Georgia. before large
congregation. Many from other denomina-
tons, and habitual attendants of ether
churches, attracted by the high reputation of
his reverence, contributed to swell the con-
course. Bishop Hughes left Augusta on Tues
day, for Charleston, to oficiate at the dedica.
ton of the splendid new cathenral just COM
pleted.
....James Cronican, has been elected Mayor
of Galveston, Texas.
....Gen. Houston, left Louisville last Mon.
day for Texas.
1.-THE following from the New York Day
Book is very severe, but too good to be lost
"The reason for Greelys insane sympathy
for the negroes is, that he is himself a negro
of the species called the Aloino Naturalists
in speaking of this peculiar tribe of achi.e ne.
Sroes, describe Greeley exactly: chick white
skin, white hair, reddish eyes, shambliuy
frame and gate, vacant, idiotic expression. =
We therefore must forgive Greeley for all his
vagaries in behalf of his kinky.headed breth.
rem"
1.-The New York Tribune thus walks into
the man who now edits the Richmond Exami-
ner:
"The Richmond Examiner is suffering sadlv
from the absence of its editor, Mr. John Nj.
DANIEL, now dancing the dance of fools,' (as
ne SO graphically phrases it, at the Court of
Turin In default of his supervision some
ambitious sophomore-(we suspect he is the
very one who blurted out Mr.. DPS confiden-
tlal letter about counts sinking of garlicn
who spunged on the aforesaid diplomat for
seats In the opera box, which neces sarily got
the diplomat into hot water)-inficts on the
readers OF that paper column on ''Virginia
and her Libelers.''
....Parson Brownlow, in exposing defauIt-
ing subscriber, who has ''Aed to parts un-
known owing him six dollars, uses the fol-
lowing tall language:
=" Let him be published in every journal in
existence, until his defalcation is known: and
upon the waves of Euxine let his meanness be
borne along with the shrieks of the drowning
Austnans, and the groans of the dying Turks 7
And may the deep dyed waters of the Danube
hide his body from the eyes Of man, when the
sabre of the Cossack and the Turk shall have
drank deeply Of his blood. And may the
close Of 1854 never permit the sun to shine
upon another rascal, who may abscond in our
deot, too mean and too dishonest even to write
and promise to pay
-. In commenting upon that portion of
George N. Sanders letter referring to the fees
of the Consul to London, the New York True
Democrat says:
GAN this is sheer humbug. The Coisulship
at London is post Of the smallest profit and
less importance. We do not believe that it
uetts t'oo thousand year, and the cost of
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Great Fire at Rirmineham ~ Pitts,

Great Fire at Birmingham, IN Pittsburg.
P1rTBURG, March pa great fire &C.
Cured yesterday afternoon in the Bir-
mingham, opposite this city. It origina-
ted in the packing house of Ihmsen's glass
works, and owing to strt ng wind and
no water being procurable, the fire ragged
until E o'clock, destroying upwards of
LOO houses and stores, and rendering 200
families houseless. The flames were
finally arrested by pulling down some
houses: About 40 of the building de-
stroyed were situated between Grosyenor
and Mckie-streets, and some GO others
on Bradford.street. 1t is impossible as
yet to estimate the loss, which is supposed
by many to reach 100000, while others
think it does not exceed $4,000. About
one third of the property was insured.
lhmsen's loss is $4,000, -prebably
covered-by insurance. Gregg's lead fac
tory and saw-mill were among the build
ing DESTROYED.
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RIcH-DEc1pEDLY MOST RICH.

1t will be remembered that the New
York Herald eclipsed all the profesedly
partizan papers of the country, in the
amount and constancy of its abuse and
ridicule of Gen. Scott during the last
presidential campaign. That journal of
yesterday has the following, which in
view of the Herald late course towards
Gen. Scott, we pronounce the richest
thing of the season:
We are involved in the commencement
oil another great political revolution, and
things are rapidly tending to that point
oil intense feeling when the people will
do justice to Gen. Scott, at the proper
time and at the proper place. The very
intense disappointment at the failure Of
General Pierce will only tend to swell
the revuision of popular feeling which
will carry Gen. Scott into the Pres;den.
tial chair In the contest Of 1855 in ON.
position to all conventions, and x;thopp,
any convention. His name, as a matt,
of pure justice, is beginning to be stmnre,
than conventions or cOmpacts."
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSII

SiEEENS has just received another fresh supply
- OF Bonneis, Ribbons, Edgings, Insertngs. Col.
ars, Handkerchiefs. Hosiery, and Fancy Dry Goods
al MS ex stsre, en- Pennsylvania averue opposite
1roFns Hotel, which must be closed out in q very
s&9lt tme All goods sold for the cash. aud the cash
only, as We are determined to teil much cheaper
man any other house in this city. Give US q call
before you buy, and you will be satisfied.
STEVENS,
mar T-St opposite Browns.
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rI'REES FOR SALE.-A choice sci elton OF Ever
l. green Trees for sale at ANDRkW 4 HUGHks g.
Garden, corner Of It'll and streets Island consist
ing Of fine Norway Spruce, Bala of Gilead, Firs Wv
mouth Pines, Arbor Villas. &c. The trees viii r.
main ior one week only. Those who want TO orna
call in time. -. o. ~ -. W
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U A California papers adds to the
list of deaths and marriages heading for
divorces. The paper before US records
the names of the parties to three divorces
including that of the legal authority by
whom each divorce was pronounced,
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S00 EWARD.-Wera stolen from my sts

pCO bic last night, spotted wolfskin ROBE,
scooped Ground the edges with red cloth, lined with
ngu-ed booking worth f,om SIS to SO nearly new.
Also, Blind Bride, with metal ornament Of q
head on the right blind, and a blue leather border
considerably ornamental, With stitching 6c, en- the
front, being part OF Q fine harness.
Also, one Of the reins, q new whip, a large
rage cover OF cheap cotton, axe, nearly new, and
q wood saw.
will give the above reward for the conviction OF
the thief, and suitable reward for the restoration
Of any Of the articles. AMOS KENDALL.
mar 24-lWH
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NENTRAL Route to the Pact hc, be-
" ing the Journal # c. Z. Beall and Gwinn Har.
ris Heap, vol, with maps and illustrations
Trials of Housekeeper, vol, illustrated
The Winter Lodge, an Historical Novei, by James
Weir,
Life and Adventures of a Country Merchant, by
J. 3 Jones, illustrated
The Planters Northern Bride, by Mrs. Caroline
Lee uenfz vols
Heroic Women Of the West, by John Frost, LII d.
Cruise of Yanderbilts Yacht, the North Star, by
the Rev. DR.. Chowles
Heypstia, by Chss. Kingsley, 2 vols
Memoir and Writings of Robert Wheaton, by his
sister
Fortune Nildred and other Stories, by Dickens, %
cents
The Secretary, or Circumstantial Evidence, by the
author Of "Heads and Hearts. Price soc.
mar 2S-tf FRANCK TAYLOR.
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70 The total value of Church proper
ty in the United States, is $50, Ale, $3.50,
Of which $4,000, 900 belongs to the Ro-
man Catholics, they being about the fifth
on the list, in this re spect.
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SPIRIT OF rHH MORNING PRESS.

The Intellgenoer is chary Of editorials
this morning, the editor eontenting him.
self in that line with briefly congratula-
ting the Postmaster General upon his
success in establishing the two penny
rate of ocean postage between this coun.
try and Australia.
The Union, in q few brief remarks, sides
with Mr.. Breckenridge in his controversy
with MIR. Cutting, of yesterday, and de-
scribes his victory as being overwhelm-
ing. The editor also gives the recent
speech Of Mr.. Hunt, of Louisiana, q side
wipe. The Union's leader is an able ar
ticle on our Mexican relations, designed,
evidently, to hasten the confirmation Of
the Gadsden treaty as sent in to the Sen.
ate amended.
The Sentinel argues in favor of the
restoration of flogging in the Navy, and
condemns the impertineat letter of Kos
suthabout the rejection ofGeorge Sanders.
1t strikes us that, after all, George is him.
self responsible for that epistle. But for
his reqIsst, or at least encouragement,
Kossuth would never have ventured so to
insult the good sense and self-respect of
our peopas to pen any such docu-
ment. GSOfge is fast man, and though
an exceedingly clever fellow, he has al
ways seemed to us to have grievously
lacked discretion in public affairs.
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70 A violent hail storm passed over
Lewisburg, Va, last Thursday. 1t is
stated by the Era, that the stones were
three-fourths of an inch in diameter, and
that about 5000 panes of window glass
were broken by them.
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u The name Of the baker in all large
cities, ought to be stamped on every Loaf.
This would be . salutary regulation, and
much imposition in the quality Of the
bread.
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The PREACHERS STILL INTERFERING
WITH PoLIT1Cs. exchange paper says:
Twelve clergymen of Concern, N. H.,
have recently forwarded q memorial to
General Pierce to arrest the passage of
the Nebraska inquiry by his veto. Among
them is the pastor of the church at which
the President has always worshipped.
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70 In the vicinity of Bangor, Me-, the
snow is about two feet deep, and in the
woods five feet. The ice is two feet thick
In the ponds and streams.
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q We notice that the Turkish Army
is favored with a female officer. This
brave girl, named Cara, against all the
persuasions, entreaties, and intimidations
of her friends, persists in marching on
and fighting the enemies of her country.
She has manifested the spirit of true bra
merry, and gives fair promise of Icing
another Joan of Arc.
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Tho Fugitive Slave Affair at Auburn.

AUBURN, March 27.-Yesterday morn
ing, 81 o'clock, the fugitive slave, George
Washington, was liberated from prison,
and no arrest was attempted. Some 200
or 800 people were present, and party
OF blacks took possession of the fugitive
and marched off with him, it is supposed
en- route for Canada. 1t is thought by
many that his master has not been here
at all, although it was so reported.
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-. CHICKERING'S Magnif-
~ tCent Loufa XIV. BIanoa

n - -
E n III Just received per bark Justice Sto-
ry, from Boston, and steamer from
New York, i've new Pianos. These, with the instru
ents IN store. form the most extensive and elegant
sto tx in this city This assortment comprises Planes
OF every sale, 6, o., OF, 90 and octaves and
every variety OF style, at prices from SOS to $780,
Magnificent Louis XIV and central Pianos of ex-
quisite tone and beautiful finish, from the old and
famed factory of ChickerinS & Sons, Boston These
G'anuitc ursrs have received the most decided and
gratifying proofs Of the excellence and durability Of
their instruments in the Of the south
err States. Mexicn. and the West Indies. and the
factory, though the largest in the United States and
second t. noue in the world, scsrce!y supply the
pressing demand for their instruments
Also CENTRAL and square Pianos Of superior quality
from the oldest and most ctetra d New York facto.
res Second hanl Pianos taken in part payment
Always IN store, fail assortment OF Guitar Vio.
iIns, Flutes. AccoId,ons, &C. &C. also the lest Harr
Guitar and Violin strings
New Music Ieccived semi-weekiy.
RICHARD DAVIS.
mar Ut HenaSgiyania
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II OARDING.-seve large BOOMS, with
ID board, may be had at Fitzgerald's, next To U.
!. Hotel mar 2S-TuThF#
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CD REWARD.-shayeda away on Tuesday,
,D.) the l4th Instant, light red Buffalo Cow, with
white head, small crop ef one ear, and gives milk
The above reward will be paid en- her deliveryt 10
III. C0WAN,
Corner 21st street and New York avenue
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OFFICIAL.
fosr 0fRIcs DEPARfxrNr.
hanh sy.,d

Pursuant to authority vested In the POSTMASTER
General and by and with the advice and consent OF
the President of the United States, (which advice
and consent more fully appear by an instrument in
writing this day filed in the departnent0 aud with
view to improved postal arrangements with for
eign governments, particularly with Australia
Rus hereby ordered, That h.reafer the sirgle rate
Of postage all letters for Australis ohtr for
eigu country, to which the ocean transportation
thereof may be cbtainci at not exceeding cents
letter. ie, and the same Is hereby fixed at the uni
form rate of five cents, except where, over 5000
miles, the lowest United States inland rate is six
cents, when the whole rate inland and sea shall be
eight cents. in both cases to be prepaid.
JAMES CAMPBELL. Postmaster General
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DIR. }. s. RosE's ExPEc1oRANr, or Cough Syrup, is
a never failing remedy for Coughs, Colds, ana all
Lung Diseases. Price soc. and 81.
DR.. j. s. HOsE's WHooPING COUGH SYRUP gives i'm
mediate relief, and freqcen ly cures in one week
Price Soc
the Group, that dangerous complaint among chill
drsn. Price Csc.
DR.. J. S. ROSES EXTRACT OF RucHU is en-. of the
best remedies ever used for disease, of the Kidneys,
Bladder, &c. Price Soc.
Dr.. =. =. ncsE'S NERVOUS AND INyIavaArINe Cor
DIAL, for Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections Flat
u ence, Heart Burn, Restlessnass, Numbness, Neu.
raj ga, raising the spirits, and giving power to tie
whole system, it is almost miraculous in it's effect
80 cents a BEETLE.
DR. J. s. ROSES DfsPEPTIc COMPOUND a sure cure
for Dyspepsia, Liver Compla ints, and Indigestion,
when tax in cor junction with his Alternative or
Family Pills. Price of both 75c
DE-. j. s. Ross's GOLDEN PILLS for Falling of the
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility, and Relaxation.
Price 90 cents.
Dr.. j. 8. Rosx's FEMALE sfro1rIc-A remedy for
Painful Menstruation, Leuoorrboa or Whites. Price
one dollar.
DR.. J. s. Roses FEMALE PILLS are the onls reliable
regulating pills they have been found to be mos {
valuable remsdy for Female complaints to open thos
ob.ructiops to which they Liable. and bring IA
ture into its proper channel. Price sc.
DIR j. s. RosE's SAnsAPARnLA COMPOUND. for all
Skin Eisea and for purifying the Blood it is su
perior to al, others. Price SOC. and 81.
DR. j. S Ross Tonic MIXTURE for ChjlIs, Feyers.
and General Debility. A never failing remedy A
few doses is always efficient to convince The most
skeptical Price soc.
DIR j. s. Roses ELIXIR OF OPIUM, free from all the
bad effects of Opium or Laudanum, such Head.
ache, Constipation, or Sick Stomach. Price 25c
All whose Constitutions impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should read Dr. s. Eosr's s'aIeii.
cal Adviser (Which contains description of tie Dis
eases of our climate and the mode Of treatment Ii
can be had without charge of
z. D. Gilman, Charles Stott & Co., W e. Gilman,
John W. Marin, Patterson Nsirn, d. B. Clark
Ii Fl Mcpherson, William T. Evans. Kidwell Law.
renee, j. B. Moore, Washington; J. L. Kidwa;l.
Georgetown; and by all dealers in Alexandria, Viz.
ginia. mar aS
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NOTICE.-There will Re q meeting of
III 3 the Boss Bricklayers' Association FRIDAY
the 3is instant, at Temperance Hall, at ~ oclock
p. NJ. Punctual attendance is requested.
w. j. McCOLLUN,
mar 2S-4t$ Secretary.
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NIRGINIUS TOBACCO
90 quarter and II whole boxes of this superior
brsnd, just received and for sale BY
mar 2l-lw B. J. sEMMEs 4 RRo
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tho books OF the Department.
For the redemption of stocks..... $6,122 10
For the payment of other Treasury
debts 50,974 IS
For the Customs. ................ 1896 20
Covered into tho Treasury from
Customs. ...................... 1888 A
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ......... 296 Is
For funding under the act of Jan.
Is, 1s47 50 90
For the War Department. 92,770 SO
For re- paying for the War Depart.
ment ................ Az B0
For the Interior Department. 1874 II
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COMETHING NEW

COMETHING NEW
- just OF ened large Of French Spring se.f.
ops ming aud steel frame ek Umbrella. Fancy col
ors for gentlemen or ladies
Call and examine them at HOPKINS Gents Fur.
nishing Establishment, between National BrewnS
Hotels. NAV o. -
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~ Smithsonian Institutf0n Leo
lures.
The concluding lectures Of tho course on Chemis
try will be delivered by Prof j. Lawrence Smith,
Monday and "Wednesday evening, the "a and oath
instants.
Subject on MONDAY evening: On some Of the
properties of God, Silver, Mercury, and Lead, with
the manner of their occurrence in nature
subject en- WEDNESDAY evening On the prop
critics of Copper and Iron with the manner of tteir
occurrence in nature; on Meteoric Iron and Mete-
orites.
Doors open at LECTURE commence at ~.
mar 21-3t
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EIsHING TACKLK.-Limerick. Ora,

WISHING TACKLE.-IimerickG rsyite.
Il ton. Kirby, and Virginia Fish Hooks: Silk.
ChiBese Grass, Linen, and Cotton Lines: Lead Sink.
ers; Artificial Flies; Silk Worm Gut best Rani 90
and American Rod; Cork Floats; Brass Reel and
everything in the Fishing Tackle line Just received
ani for fale low, very low, by
y. K. LUNDY,
Tsr Eft Bridge street C,eorretovn
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REMEDIES WHICH CAN BE RELIED ON

BEING EACH SUITED TO A ''SPZCIFIC IsEAsE."
M Y extensive prartice in Philadelphia the past
WI thirty years has made NE acquainted with sll
forms of disease and being graduate from the Uni
yersity of Pennsylvania in 1920 under the guidance
OF Doctors physc, ChaI man, Cox, Gibson and Hare,
am enabled, from all these advantages, to offer The
public the results of that practice in the form of
FAMILY MEDICINES.
As attend to the compromising of these Me6i
cnes myself they are found, thousands tssti-
fy far superior to the many nostrums called patent
medicines. J. S. ROSE, Nj. ID.
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fIfOR sbLE-A negro Woman and Infsnt Child.
4 The woman is accustomed to cook, wash. and
lron Size is te be restricted to the trict and ad
joining counties. The woman is IS wears old. Ad.
dress TX Y" at this Office Inar 22-lw.
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NOBLARS, COLLARS
~ Just opened large variety of Young America
Eyron, Whisker, and Opera Collars, at HOPKlNSS
dents Furnishing Establishment, between Nacsspal
nd Browns III otcls. mar a4-1w
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THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING
Ten PERFORMERS.
ODD EELLOWS, HALL

I 0ST-0n Saturday, Letter, dir. ctei to Cobb 4
IL S'ickney, Baltimorr. i'd, with q note Of hand
fur Sl52 O., signed by VIM. p. shead. The finder
will confer favor by leaving il at my store on 1lth
So, above Ia. avenue. WM. Z. SHEDD.
mar Eft
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DIBRoNS & FLOWERS-

~ just received and now open for inspection, a
ch and wal, selected stock Of the above goods La
lies, cal AMI examine for yourselves.
nsr 2t-ec3t Ont Union) TATE
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- TOL EN.-On the 2lst instant my Trunk, In
- my bed room, was robbed by means of q false
key, two gold watches gold guard, three silver
watches, some gold finger Rings, one diamond ring,
one with red stone set in it, pair Of gold spec
tacles, and one silver pair. Also, gold and silver
money. think about $l40 on broken bank S. bills
and one $40 note pronounced counterfeit. The loser
will pay liberal reward for the above articles if left
at the Exchange office, Pa avenue few doars below
AZ street. TH0S. PEARCE.
TuR
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z UBIN'S EXTRACTS, warranted genuine 90
IL gether with every variety of Perfumery Just
receiFcd ut SHEDDS Fancy Goods
and Millinery. 11th street, above Pa avenue.
mar Eft
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NEW SEGAR STORE.

fI'liE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
( am the public ia general. that he has OF rnat
4 seear Store, next door TO Adams q Cos EXPRESS
Pennsylvania avenue, whore can be found SEGARS
Of the choicest brands.
SAMUEL SIMMONS,
Ia. avenua, between "a and Sd streets
MAJ 2S-3tS
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STRAW BONNETS-
~ of the newest and latest Styles just orened,
which the ladies are invited to call and examine
mar 2f-c3t Unt Uniop) A. FATE.
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TULLlEN'S Music for the Million
IS Ju"t received, lsrge supply of Jollies Musical
GIFT Books for 1854. Price one dollar.
HILBUS HTTZ'
mar I'll Music Depot,