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C. C BURTON.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER,}
July 18th, 1854.
ITO BUILDERS.-PrOpO will be re-

Il ceived at this Office until IL O'Clock M on Satur
day. the 22d inst, for building two Engine Houses
one of them be located 18th street, Frank
linz and the other on Sd street. near Broad. Propo-
sails will be received for each house separately, or for
both together.
Persons DESTROYS to bid upon the above work, are
referred for farther information, to the plans and
specifications which can be at this Office The
proposals must state the time which will be required
to complete the work bid for; and approved security
must be given for the prompt and faithful compliance
with the terms of the contract.
The Committee reserve the right to reject all the
bids if none of them should prove satisfactory.
By order of the Building Committee.
iy lS-td w. GILL. City Eng.
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
= The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor
Street, 10 extensively prepared to execute eyery de.
scription Of PRINTING ON very superior Power
for cash f''
CARDS printed very cheap, on one of the last fast
Presses. nv 70
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TRIAL OF THE STEAMER PRINCETON.
NEW YORK, July l6.-T'he Evening Post saws,
tAatthe report OF the officers OF the trial TIP of ihe
steamer T rinceton is unfa yorable
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CHARLES Il. HARREYS returns his
~ sincere thanks to his friends for the liberal pa
tronage he has received from them since his re com
mencsment Of business and hopes still to merit tn cir
favor by the faithful performances of work
to his care.
House, Sign and Ornamental Painting Gliding,
Bronzing and Imitation of all kinds of Wood and
Marble. Broad street between 9Th and 9th.
~ l4-1m
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BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
HOUSE AND LOT ON JEFFERSON
- STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL. STREETS, AT AUCTION-Ou TUES
DAY, 18th July at 81 o'clock P. M. upon the pre-
,ss. VIII be sold that framed building and Lot the
west line of Jefferson between Broad and Marshall
lot fronts 19l feet, and runs back S. feet.
TERMs-4 cash. balance at and months with in
terest and title retained till payment 10 made in full
Jy1S TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
DEAL ESTATE IN PORT MAYO.
~ NEAR ROCKETS, AUCTION Non
FRIDAY, 2:t July. at 81 o'clock, P. NJ. upon the
premises, will be sold several beautiful Lots of
Ground wing in Lewis Plan, in Port Mayo and id.
joining the property of VIM. r. Hord
TERMs.-One.third cash. balance at 4 and mos
with interest
jy 10 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aucts
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BY KENT, PAINE q KENT

BY KENT PAINE l. KENT
I ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS ATT
~ AUCT1ON.--On THURSDAY the 9th inst
commencing at 9 o'clock will sell at the ware,
mouse ct M essrs Word, Ferguson Co., tn. entire
balance of their stock of Fancy DRY G0ODS 10
gether with great variety of Staple Articles in ex
cellent condition. and to be closed without reserve
ALSO,
The balance of RETAIL STOCK with which
the sale will commence ~ " o''
VIII be added, five cases plain and printed SATI
NETS, direct from the manufacturer
We will also sell sundry STORE FIXTURES the
KEY of the store, with the unexpired leere nns
session to be given lst August po'-
Terms at SALE
iy Ia KENT PAINE L KENr 49,.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY GODDIN ( APPERsON-

HOUSE AND LOT ON THIRD ST
An NEAR BURYING GROUND, FOR SALE
Al AuCTION.-Will be sold on MONDAY altar.
INC 18th July, 1854. upon the premises com.
Vet H,. - y o'clock, tho ,tu.coed House on the
cuni.d h. % street, near the Buryins Ground, 90
back about I2o feet The Hnn.. h.. rooms hs.d..
AN m ana wei OF fine water Ia the ward
r IEkMsIUne third cash: balance AZ q and tuos
al III notes interest added and title retain.
iyIz ooDDIN . AprERsos. Aue,..
BY THOMAS ". REESE
ofice at Geo J. sumner's No. % Pear, :.
A MINISTRA TRTX'S SALE or
a HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNIT,rprr
AT AUCTION.-As AdminstI atrix of Austin IT,
deceased. shsll sell, on TUESDAY morrjua DIE
day OF July, 1854, commencing at 10 O'Clock At h;s
late residence the store Of George Hsrrns III
the Household and Kitchen Furniture. of which the
said Terry died possessed consisting of the usual VA
riety belonging to krge Boarding House.
Also one very fine GOLD LEVER WATCH
the present year. eight VALUABLE sEsvAN WANTS :.
among which are several good Cooks and House Ser.
wants
And rent out the house lately occupied BY the said
Terry asa Boarding House, for the residue of his
term, which ends on the first day of October next
that amount months credit with bond and approved
security.
Servants-Hre payable in two instalments one half
on the first of October and the other half on first of
January next with bond and approved security.
The rent OF the house payable on the first day of
SARAH A. TERRY,
Administrative of A. Terry, decd.
Sale to be conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auc.
tloneer je14-tds
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BANK or VIRGINIA
Richmond July S. 1854
TNHE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
i of this Bank have declared dividend of four
and quarter per cent out of the profits of the Bank
for the last six months subject to the deduction OF
ono quarter per cent. bonus to the State, which
eavss four per eent or g. 80 per share payable to
the Stock holders GAAL. MARX, Cashier.
Jyb-2w
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WANTS,

WANTED-A white Servant to act az
w HOUSEMAID. One that can come well re-.
commended prsferrsd Apply at this Office.
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NOTICE.-All persons having CLAIMS
L against the estate of N. TAYLOR, ST., decd
will present them to me soon as possible 40 that
arrangements may be made to settle the same and
all those indebted will please make payment as long
indulgence will not be given.
N. TAYLOR,Ja,
Administrator of N. Taylor, ST., deceased.
iv 1q-2,%
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.
ROOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
- TlON.-On WEDNESDAY, I'd of August we
will sell at O'Clock, at Auction store. $50 Gases
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS; all fresh and desirable
goods.
TERMs-Under 800. cash 800 and over, mos.
credit, for approved paper
jyl8 DAVENPORT ALLEN CO. Aucts
I'HE remainder of the stock of GRO
CERES, conveyed by Mr.. stegal to Trustees
Win be sold at auction at his store, FRIDAY
morning. 2lst inst. at O'Clock.
By order of the Trustees.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO,
Jy ~ Aucts
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TVEN NEAT HOUSES FOR RENT
l. We offer for rent TEN FRAMED HOUSES
just completed, on Jefferson, between Broad and
Marshall streets, near Brook Avenue. Each house
contains about rooms with out buildings &C.; and
from their convenient location and good arrange.
well suited for shops of any kind,
or d " elliug houses.
Those in want will do well to apply at once to
iy6 TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS.
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I EMON SQUEEZEkS.--Lime aud LIE
4 men Squeezers with Porcelain Bowls; Do. q
lsts Tumblsr brainers, lie. For ssle By
jyls AlMALhAAN.
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"ANTED-A COBBLER Immediately
W to whom the highest wages will be given
jy ID WIN. WALSH
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AUCTION sALEs,
FUTURE DAYS.
BY ALEX. MOTT

pOCKAWAY AT AUCTION.--Wil be
~ sold at auction on SATURDAY next the 72d
inst, at corner Of Main and 18th ss splsudd Rock
away per Getty new. double Seats light, airy, and
suitable for family in town or country.
Terms At sale.
iy 10 MOTT Auct
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AUcr1oN eAr.us
THIS DAY.

AUCTION 0ALH9
- THIS DAY.
BY n ,: G. 3. HILL.
nuSrEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
Feb'y 1s54 from n, IIaisss in dsed dstsd l4th Of
snss sS County Court Ell on 1'f Y
auction stol. Of ia .. oclosk A. Il. 4 d:
M Tsu.ole Slave, named Eves and ~, III. III, mo:t
maid and s about is ys.,. s "a snd chamber
s.1: coSsasssd ,, NJ sHRD pI Tss.'.s
WILL be sold on THURSDAY nert
w 10th inst, ct 10 O'Clock At the Au..,o ~
splendid assortment Of FURNITURE, consstins ~
Tables, Rocking Chairs, Sofas, Lounges Ssersts,;a
Cottage and other Bssstesds, Feather Beds Hs;,
and shuck Mattresses, Washstands, &C., &c '
ALSO,
sdoz Old Hsdelrs Wine (iss7) "
DEG Cocktail Bittors
u yf.s sspss sp e0i'''n Brandy
on noo ALSO,
5000 Segsra, choice brands.
boxes Tobacco. some very superior.
A large invoice of 3rocs,;.. ..
for the above sale - eApeSseo ~ anA'
The whole of which win be sold without the least
T..m. e..h. Iiy lsl ALEX. MOTT, Auct
BY DAvENPoRT. ALLEN co.
GROCERIES, &c, At AUCTION
" On THURSDAY, aoth June. y. viii al :. ~,
auction store, at 10 O'clock assortmsnt Of Grocs
ries, via: " NAoss
500 bags Rio and Layuayrs Coffee
400 bbls Coffee, Crushed and Powdered Susar.
60 hhos. Molasses
IS half pipes Brandy
$50 half chests Green and Black Teas
Salt; Cigars; New ENGLAND Rum
Old Rye Whiskey; Madeira Wine
Wrapping Paper; Starch &c.
TERMs-Under 800, cash: over 800, 4 month I
credit. for approved, ne gotiable paper.
" ID DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO., Aucta
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
Office at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl 1t.
nOOR, SASH AND WINDO W
~ FRAMES AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 2Ist
inst. commencing at O'Clock in the afternoon,
will at auction. at NV factory Mayo street.
large lot OF Door, Sash, Window Frames and Blinds
OF various sizes
Builders. and parties Building, will find this q very
desirable lot and are respectfully invited to attend
the sale.
Terms at sale. MILES AMBER
Sale conducted by
jY 10 THOS. w KEESEE Auct
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BOARDING.
MRS HOOPER, on Church Hill. Grace

El street, near 18th street, has two vacant rooms
which she would be pleased to have occupied Nv
gentee boarders Gentlemen can be accommo date
with board on reasonable terms. lie 24-Im
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"ANTED--Three BLACKSMITHS'
" HELPERS, at our Foundry. corner Cary and
9th sts. lily l8-SL"I j. +. Il L. L. BARNS.
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DICOT'S DIARRHEA REMEDY
III never fails to cure Darrhea, Dysentery, Chole-
70 Morbus, Cholics. Cramps, Pains In the Stomach,
ae. This preparstion has been used for years and
dreds Of persons who have successfully tested its
virtues in where the diseases were Of the most
al armiug character.
Prepared only by E.. T. PICOT co,
jy7-Im Corner opposite Old Market.
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RTEwR uOODo AL GRV&0
REDUCED PRICES.--Having anSR
VIZ unusually large stock Of RIBBONS, ~
80 BONNETS, and MILLINERY-S
GOODS generally on hand, the subscriber will sell
off for cash. from this date until the LIST August at
reduced prices
Most of the good fresh purchased this Spring
and Summer, rendering them, together with the lew
prices, very attractive.
C. BARTON, 100 Main street
N. Blot fashionable Lawn Bonnets At $l so;
Tan Colored Straws at Csc. 10 8-d1mif*
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salaries of $3.50, and many Of them having
large families to support, at that. First, they
must be there by sanrise, 10 turn the prisoners
out to work, and remain with them until sun
set. Three, Of the officers remain on duty al
ternatcly every third night, as the guard to
the prison, and do not see their families again
for at least thirty-six consecutive hours. They
are not at all sure of the remaining four
nights, as they are liable to be called on for
Incidental and contingent circumstances, such
as the sickness OF one whose place has to be
filed by those off duty These and other con-
tingencies deprive them of much time that
should be devoted to their families. They have
but one Sabbath Ia the month to call their
own, although this, too, is liable to be taken
from them. But the present warden has Sc
cured them more fully in the enjoyment of this
latter than any of his predecessors. You will
readily perceive that out Of the twelve months
in the year, they NAV possibly get as many
Sabbaths; and with this they may possibly
enjoy about one half their nights, namely,
one hundred and eighty three, in the bosoms
of their families -.h
Here must conclude this hasty eommuni-
cation, by adding that although the private
artisan, with the whole business portion of the
community throughout the length and breadth
of the Union, have nobly responded to the de-
mands and exigencies of the times, the neces-
stiles of these officers have been entirely over
looked by those holding the remedial measures
in their hands. Unfortunately. they are poor
and they must continue to buffet the adveG Sc
waves of this life, consoled only with the re-
Fiction of the poet: Z" If we support adversely
with courage we shall have a kecner relish
for returning prosperity I" IS JUSTICE. Its
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UIt is said that the church and
clergy of New York patronize Purdy' s
National Theatre, New York, a third
class house, heretofore supported by the
Chatham street b'hoys, to witness the
performance of "Uncle, Toms Cabin. :"
Truly, We have fallen upon evil times
There is as much need of reform in the
Church Of the North, now, as there was
in Europe in the 10th century. Oh, for
another Luther.
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BALLOON ASCENSION.

MR.. GE RGE ELLIOTT, Eronsut a baltimore,
w Will make ascension with his splendid
Balloon "lfsbeila" in tn. cits of Washington, from
the Antithestrc lately occupied by the Iippodrome
Company, near the City Fail, on SATURDAY, May
9Th, at O'Clock, .. N.
The gstes viii b, opsred for the reception Of visit
ers at O'Clock, when the process Of imitation VIII
commence; aud a. O'Clock rilet balloon will be
sent of TO ascertain the course Of the wind: at a
qnsrter 10 o'clock tic will be adjusted and at
O'Clock pioneer balloon viii be dispatched 10
point ont the @ropsut's course.
Mr.. Elliott will thcn take his seat in the ca and
after taking leave of tho Spectators viii to the
regions above. - -
Tickets of Abundance SO cents; children half
price. - f 10
The reverend Clergy and Scientific Gentlemen are
respectfully invited 10 attend. ---
Prof rosperis Brass Band IL engaged for the oc-
c'sion msy 4-2ts
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The POPULAR VERDICr.-Hereafter, in
Kentucky, respectable young men, weak
in the legs, inclined to piety, and rich,
may shoot snipes and school masters at
their option, the latter being perhaps the
game best calculated to illustrate their
amiable qualities, and Especially their
tendency 10 devotional exercises.
einnati Commercial.
u An exchange says, Waterproof
houses, made of Gulta Percha slab, are
now Icing manufactured, There is enc
advantage about this style Of houses
aud that is, you can bend the chimney to
SUIT the wind" a.. -.
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D0IEGs IN CONGRESS.

SESArE.-Ye sterday, after long debate,
the veto message was postponed until Monday;
the motion of Mr.. hunter, to print 10, 900 ad-
ditionh copies of the message having been
previously agreed to.
Mr.. Gwin moved that the Senate proceed to
the consideration of the Pacific railroad bill.
Lost-yeas 20, nays %.
: The Senate then resumed the consideration
of the Indian appropriation bill; and. after
some debate on an amendment, it was post
poned.
The Senate then proceeded to the consider
alton OF executive business, and shortly after
adjourned. UEE ~ -
In THE HOUSE, yesterday, after we went to
press, ssPolygamyn in Utah was debated in
Committee of the Whole on the state of the
Union, under the bill to establish the Office of
Surveyor General of Utah and for other pur-
purposes: Messrs. Disney, Haven. Letcher,
Davis. of Rhode Island, Smith, of Va. Cobb,
Bernhisel, Giddngs, Phillips, Campbell, Sim
mons, Stephens of Ga, Smith, of n. Y, Jones,
of Tenn. Millson, Parker, Benson, Goodrich,
Walsh, Kerr. Taylor, of Tenn, Ready, Keitt,
Seward, Walbridge, Lyon, Hughes, Washburn
of Maine, and others, participated in the de-
bate; during which, Mr.. Bernhisel said there
is no statute in Utah on the subject Of poly
gamy. It is an ecclesiastical Institution there
Without concluding the subject, the com
mittee rose, and the House adjourned.
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u The trial of Major Wyse, says the
New York Mirror, brings to light let
ter from him, wherein he acknowledges
the receipt Of the order to embark in the
Falcon, and his refusal to obey. He
states that be thought of resigning, but
concluded to immediate himself for the
general good of his brother officers. He
wished to test the question-whether an
army order could compel him to leopard
his life in such manner.
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U The National Democrat of Satur-
day is now lying before Us, just received
by mail, and as heretofore printed, with
capital " hits" at Pierce, Marcy, the It,
las, Seymour, &c.-AiJany Argus, Hard
paper.)
Some leading Abolition papers, of the
darkest hue, are now lying before US.
Contents same as National Democrot.
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u About 500 carpenters, asPhila-
delphia, are still on strike for two dol.
lars day. -..--. .....
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U"We understand" says the De.
troit Advertiser, ''that letters were re.
ceived by the last mail from Lake Supe
rior, announcing that a mass of $50 tons
OF native copper, has been found in the
celebrated Minnesota mine, in the On.
tonagon district. The value of this mass
is nearly 500, 900, and is the largest ever
discovered, with the exception of one
found in North America, weighing some
2l2 tons. sss zr4
% An engineer on the Erie Railroad,
who advanced sum Of money to New
Orleans lady passenger, that found her.
self suddenly "short" through an accident,
has received the amount of his loan from
her husband, accompanied by q valuable
gold watch.
" Manchester, N. H., has now II ;
900 inhabitants in 1910, it had but
$3.50. Thirty years ago, it was one OF
the poorest towns in the State, with only
LOCO TO 800 inhabitants, subsisting by
fishing and poor apology for agriculture.
Manufactures have since affected the
transformation. 05sg Gag
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~ Will our friend of the Baltimore
Argus credit US, in future, for extracts
made from our columns
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u No person can frank letters not
written by himself or at his order, under
a penalty of $40 and any person re-
oeiring letter under frank, not entitled
to receive letters free, is obliged to give
notice at the Office where received, that
postage may be charged.
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PERSONAL.

-. There is said to be no truth In the state
ment that the late Jas. Holford, the rich Lon
don banker and merchant, had willed his
large property to the Prince of Wales. The
lawyer of the deceased has Informed his agent
in New York that he had left his estate to his
nephews and nieces, the sons and daughters o,
his brother, previously deceased, and who re.
sided in England.
80. Francis shriver, Esq., was elected
Mayor Of Westminster, Md, on Monday, and w
Yingiing, Henry H. Wampler, Jacob Reese,
Emanuel Gernand and Horatio Price, were
chosen to the common council.
49,. The full vote for Mayor in Wilma ton
at the Charter Election on Tuesday, stands
thus; Hayward, (temperance,) 1853; Allderdice
twhig) 581; Chayter, (dem.,) 127. Heyward
over both opponents, 40. E. r. S. Butler item
pcrance) is chosen Alderman by 261 majority;
N. Carlisle (aem.) Treasurer by 6l0 to $50 for
B. S. Clark, (whig,) and 237 for G. S. Hogany
>temperance.) The wings hayela majority of
the Ward officers.
-. Archbishop Hughes preached his first
sermon siuce Lis return from Cuba on Sunday
asst at New York, from 10 John, 18th and 18th
verses inclusive: II am good shepherd, and
know my sheep
80. Herr Driesbach, the lion tanner, has
been led captive 10 the hymenial altar by IA
Buckeye bell.
80. The Otsego Republican proposes Judge
William W. Campbell, of New York city, as
The Wing candidate for Governor at the ne xt
election.
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THE LATE REV WIN. MATrHEWs,

A elegant and faithful Autograph pic ure of III
"A venerated and beloved Priest, recently execu
TED, Can te purchased at the Catholic Bookstore Of
-a-s' W. A KENNEDY,
9Th street, between G and n.
~ The subscriber is agent for Brownson's Omar
terly Review, The Metropolitan, and other Catholic
Periodicals, which he delivers to subscribers free of
postage. He is also authorized to receive subscrip
tons or foreign Catholic ne wspapers which can, i,
desired, be sent to any part Of the United States
may 5-3t & 4 = L :. 4
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SPIRIT RAPPING AND TABLE TIPPING
VIE most extrat rdinary BOOK eser publish. i,
L America, in relation to most exciting subj q
now before the public All those who want in or
nation call in ard take q cepy. 20 cents, paper;
bound u.s. The trade supplied
Wanted, q Canyasssr for the above work.
ALFRED HUNTER,
Next to Adams Co.'S Express.
To those who wish to read by contract my terms
arg extremely liberal may 6-3t*
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Tn GEORGETO WA small family. 9,

TN GEORGETO WA small family. =,
l. two gentlemen can bs most pleasantly accom-
modated In . small family, on the Heights, ia q de
sirahle neiGhborhood, and quite convenient to the
omnibus. Apply to N. n. McGrs,or, 9TH St, Wash
.ns.on. y - % .as .6 may 5-3ts-
THREE-PLY SHIRT COLLARS "a,
i ssls at LAMMOND,e IN a -'-
may SIT 7- =
AIDES AND GLNTs GLOVES Of every ysriety,
IL ct BiRGRa
pu--H ''4.'s.- 'ss5 -
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AUCTION EMBROIDERIES.

WYE have just received from auction a large loi
w OF the latest Sly les Embroideries.
Also, hite Grape shasIs. Black lace Veiis
Black Silk Laces Bonnet Ribons
And many other desirable Goods. which will ht
sold at abour one-haIf the cost of Importation
t-. WA EGAN 4 SON,
No. ?, Pa. avenue, . side, near 7th street.
NAV 5-2w
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WATCHES, JEWELRY & SILVERWARE
M W GAIT BRO constantly receiving
Vl. large invoices of very superior Gold Watchs 5,
which enables them at all times to offer IT
nent embracing every maker Of celebrity in the
world. aud for quality, style and cheapness not sur
passed in this country
Particular attention is called to their unusually
large stock Of Elegant Diamond and ether STYLES q
rich Jewelry, Silver end Plated Ware. which the.
pffer at the lowest possible rates, and warrant as
represented.
NJ. ". GAIT BRO,
Sign the Golden Eagle, Pa. bet 9th and 10Th sts
may 5-tf
District of Col umbia,
s.. WAsHINniON UNITY,
/ HEREBY certify that Benjamin Satheron, of tie
l. county aforesaid brouzht before me the sub
scriber, justice OF the peace in and for the said
county, this 4th day OF May, A. l.. 1854, astisy.
tresspsssing on bis premises, Boy HORSE, about
seven years DID, about tn rteen hands high, q long
tail, star in is forehead, AID white streak in Lii
fsce-has been us-d in gear.
Given under my hand.
JNO. d. CLARK, P.
The owner Of the above described horse is request
ed to prove property, pay charges AMI call at Brrh
stable, on l4th street, and take him away.
NAV 5-2t*