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A9- LIVER DisEssE-CaTter's Spanish Mature, se
uitabe evils connected with d;sorgani.ed state Of
that organ, Is unrivslled.
Hundreds Of certificates from the highest eourcee,
Of persons living in the city of E:chmond might be
We have only room To refer to the ex rsordnary
cure OF Samuel ". Drinser, Esq, Of the firm of
Drirksr Norris, booksellers, richmond, Va, who
was cured by tso bottles Of Carssr's Spanish Mix
ture after thrse years suffering from diseased liver
He says ite action the blood is WONDERFUL better
than all the medicine he had ever taken and cheer
fully recommends 1t TO all.
S.aaea advertisement
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'sUncle Ned had no hair on the top Of his head.
In the place where the hair ought to grow.
But he lived previous to the discovery Of Lyons col
brsted kathairon, which not only preserves and
beauties, but restores the hair to any period Of
iifs Only those who win not Try 1t, are troubled
With badness, dandruf, or harsh and unpleasant
hair. 10 So s
From the Home JoxrxGl, NJ r.
eNo article ever acquired 80 rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation a. LYoE's KAfHArsos. 10
those who have used it (and who has mott the rss-
son Is obvious, its invigorating and Identifying
effects, and agreeable Perfume. stamp It indipen'
sable article of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price of rs sents in large bottles
by al dealers, everywhsrs. ---- -
RARGES
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Irishman in Office that will not stay there
long, This conversation took place between
four and Eve; he showed me the wounds on
his arms, some time this week, Monday or
Tuesday; said they were got in dog fight.
Wns Whe1tiey, sworn-On the evening be-
fore the murder, Arlington said to Devaughn
and witness, there was id Irishman in of.
Zoe, but he would not be there long.
g. Z. Stescart, sDorn-Arrington told me
that on Sunday evening, when he went home
his dog Aew up and bit him in those places on
The evidence for the commonwealth now
closed night came on. and your reporter, who
Is neither owl or cat-eyed, cannot see in the
dark, De remainder of the evidence, there.
fore, Is reported from memory.
After closing the evidence for the prosecu-
ton, Mr.. Brent moved that the commonwealth
be directed to elect as to which Of these pris-
oneIs they should prosecute FIRST.
After able legal arguments upon this point,
the motion was overruled, and the witnesses
for the defense called.
The whole bearing Of the rebutting testi-
mony in regard to VIM. Arlington related to
the wounds in his arm. Three witnesses saw
tho dog fight referred to; it took place on Mon
day or Tuesday evening. Two were at q dis.
TANGO too great to SEQ the bite; saw him hold
up his arm and say he was bit, and one near
enough to see it, and declares it was one light
wound. There was much contradictory evil
dence. On tho part of the father, Clayton Ar.
rington, it was clearly proved that he was al
home on the night Of the murder; bis whole
family unite In testifying on this point. The
rebutting testimony closed, the evidence wa.
reviewed by the attorney for the Common.
wealth; Mr.. Brent replied, and the attorney
rejoined. After consultation, the Justices dis
charged Clayton and committed VIM. AIRING
ton for trial. The anpouncement elioitedIsome
applause; the bell Of the court house was rung
and near midnight, last night the court adj
journed. We learn that the accused were ar.
| rested BY the vigilance Of officer Chirley.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

TRAVELLERS going 10 or r~turpipg from wash
iogten, are respectfully informed that excellent
accomRodations are provided st the Washington
Branch Railroad D.pot In the way OF Lunch. Brrak-
fest, DiDnsr, or Supper. Ato, Confectionsr,ss Ice
Cream, and the very best Of SODA Waters. Persons
leaving In the early trains, will find Il quite copve.
uieut to breakfast, or enjoy q delicious cup OF hot
nary, fitted up expressly for their accommodation,
where every sttention will be sforded them Prices
extremely moderate, and sh.re Of public patronage
solicited. MRS JULIA A. TARLrON'
~ 2s-tf
N B-southsrn travellers on their arrival Ia the
O'Clock Q. m train in have ample time 10 break
fast before leaving for the boat
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yAsalsssoa ,xsh AND yossu

=
The Bombardnent Of Grsytown We pre-
sumo that by Monday morning, If not to day,
tho President will send to the House his reply
10 the very considerable and proper resolution
Of NJ. Chandler, calling for information con.
corning the tacts upon which Commander
Hoilins Of the Cysne was ordered to inflist 90
summary punishment upon tho lawless FREQ
hooters recently eongregstsd at San Juan or
Greytown. We predict that this answer will
at once spike the guns of the many iourn ais
now engaged IN nsking capital against Preei-
dent Pierce, by retailing false statements con-
eernipg the circumstances involved, in order
10 justify their insidious comments upon it,
The New YORK. Times, which not long since
was protesting its kind disposition towards the
Administration, and begging for favoys from it,
seems ambitious to take the lead in this work
of misrepresentation, now that it Is quite clear
that the Administration do not think that jour.
nal worth buying up. Its editor lngs into
his article on the San Juan affair, tho AGA
pulco case, in which one of the concern IL
interested az . sort Of drummer for damages
on secount it We note this fact by way of
showing the high principles upon which its
criticisms on the public men Of the day and
public affairs generally arc based 81.
Now, We are satisfied that the reply IN oaes
ton win exhibit q series of outrages against
Americans and American property in that
quarter which will satisfy the country instant
u, that those who we're recently uoDgr.,a,ed
at San Juan, were freeboottrs ard nothing
more, acknowledging the control of no civil
iEei government, and taking upon themselves
the right to rove any and every where, CON.
hitting outrsges under prstenee Of the author.
ity of their sovereign city; and that, in %
doing, their moleststions Of Americans and
American interests, we're downright rcbberies.
And further, that they gave protection within
their limits and under the egis Of their as.
suined sovereignty, to any and all robbers on
that coast who having committed depredahons
or murders, sought refuge among them
Admitting their sovereignty (by way of ar
Eumsns only3 the preteDoe that they had
authority either up the river or over Punta
Arenas, is the sheerest nonsense in the world
the United States and England having by
treaty solemnly guaranteed both to Nicaragua,
which has always regarded thsm, (the citizen,
Of Greytown,) IS outlaws, usurpins authority
within her dominions
The idea that either France or England have
. right to protest against the bombardment, u
also sheer nonsense-nothing mo.e- If we
have accidentally destroyed the property of
Of innocent parties, of course the United States
will pay for It. They must, however, frst
shov, that being there or having their prop
erty there, they protested against, aud are
thus clear Of responsibility for the various
sets Of robbery and outrage committed by the
safborides and oiussns Of the town, under |
prstsncs that they had Jurisdiction beyond ih |
boundaries.
The Public Expsnditurss.-As the country
b despvss sanoss y lssn - sazly ~ pos.
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A0-H should be HSiuersdly kno,cn-sor it, strictly
tfue-that indigestion is the parent of q large pro
portion OF the fatal disessas Dyeentsry, disrrhna,
cholera morbus, liver complaint and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue OF deaths, are generated by indigestion
alone. Think Of that dyspepticsl think Of it all who
suffer rom disordered stomRchs and If you vii
ling to be guided BY advice, Sounued upon expert.
ence resort at once (dont delay day. TO Hoohands
German Bittsrs, prepared by DR.. G. NJ. jackson.
which, an Alternative, curative, and invigcrant
stands alone and nnapproachsd. We have tried the
Bitters; AID knew that that they excellent for
the diseases specified above For sale by dealers in
medicine everywhere. ap8
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az RsOnAL.

go. The editor of the Philadelphia Register,
an abolition print, ruthlessiy attacks not only
the public, but also the private character of
"the peculiar institutions of tho South =" it
matters not how blameless their lives may De-
His last effort ia brutal assault upon G. A.
flanagan, such only as would be made by the
debased creature he would have the public
believe uannegan to be. We do not apollo
gize for Hannegan's past bad acts; but must
say, that now, while he is endeavoring to lead
an upright life, the man who would refer to
his past private character, because he differs
with him On great public question, instead
OF meeting his reason with argument, not only
shows he is the advocate Of q bad cause, but
also lacks those noble qualities that elevate
our species above the denizens of pande.
monium
80. Hackstt, it is reported, has written
letter to his friends in New York stating that
Grisi and Mario will certainly arrive in that
city by the Baltic.
go. Among the passengers by the steamer
Africa was Mr.. Thos. Barry, late stage man.
ager of the Broadway Theatre He brings
with him strong company (both musical and
dramatic) for the new theatre at Boston
Among them are Mr.. Bonnet, of the Theatre
Royal, Birmingham, tragsdian, and Mr..
Pauncefort, Of the Theatre Royal, Dublin,
comedian.
80. 1t is stated in the New Orleans papers
that the Princess Murat has recently purchased
residence in the vicinity of Tallahassee,
which she is improving and ornamenting &C.
cording to her own taste. She lately sent to
the editor Of the Florida Sentinel an Irish DO.
tsto weighing fifteen ounces, as q sample of
her crop. The Princess Murat, our readers
know, is the widow of Achille Murat, son of
tho Beau Saursar, King Joachim of Naples
She is Virginia lady, daughter of the Hon.
Bird Willis go
80. Daniel Ullman, Esq, is spoken of as
the Wing candidate for Governor of New
York.
-. The Buffalo Republic, of Thursday
morning, thus notices the death Of Miss Fill
more:
"our citizens were shocked yesterday, by
the announcement Of the death Of Miss Fill
more, the only daughter of tho Ex-President,
young lady as highly esteemed, by all who
enjoyed the pleasure Of her acquaintance, for
the superiority of her mind as for the excel.
leneo Of her heart. On Tuesday, Miss Fill.
more left this city in perfect health for the
residence Of her grandfather in Aurora. That
evening she retired early, and awoke, during
the night in q state of collapse. Her father
and brother reached her bedside only in time
to watch her departing breath, unrecognized
by the sufferer. The event has cast gloom
over large circle of friends and acquaintan.
ces, and falls with crushing weight upon the
grief stricken father and brother. They have
the sympachies Of this whole community in
their great afIi;ction.'
We were glad to perceive the Hon. Mr..
Walker, of N. Y, in his seat in the House TO-
day, after his return from the sea shore where
he was forced to 60 recently on account of i'll.
health
-. Hon. Mr.. Lilly, Of New Jersey, has
been suddenly called home in consequence of
sickness in his family.
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STEAM PACKET LIRE TO
HARRERs zs FxRRE

THE Canal Steamer Congress" ha'ing beeu thor.
l. oughly repsired, and pu. IN first rate order, Il
now resoy to reeume her regular trpe for the trans
portstion Of passengers aud light freight between
Georgetown and the above banned point, on the
most blessing terrs.
The Boat Sill leave TIE vhssf Of ". II Ritter, for
Iarper's Ferry. Oh every Monday, Wednesday aud
Fridsy mornings, ct O'clock. and Harper's Ferry
for Georgetown, on Tuesds, $, Thursdays, and Sat,
urdsvs at the same hour, stopping ut the different
andings along the line FOR the reception and lard
ing OF freight and passengers, going and returniuS
Passage tho ugh either wsy S., Shorter dlstsnc.s
Il the s-ne rates per mile.
Fare on board the boat equal to thst on sny hind
Of trase!. iIkRAAhD PURSEL,, Capt
IN 3S-dlu
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PURE SODA WATER.

SFLFESIERS SODA FOUNTALNN
Corner OF ilth street and Pfnpsylvania sy.nud
SWANS PATENT ATMOSPHERIC n.
LfAOM which the puress drsughts Of the Cd
- uthe CARB0NATED r0DA WATER, DRAWN
fRoM STONE FOUNTAINS, (icy cold,) may b
qusfed n copious deliciousness, are now in 60
i've Operation, illustrating, by daily increasing
patronage the just appreciation Of its superior l,
dfcnal properties end more agreeable and pa ats bic
Qualities, TO the insipid, common, hurtfuI csrbouic
Acad Gas, generated In copper eun tsns (ycaept "a
mater) and under that assumed ocgnomen diper ed
to ooofdipG and unsuspecting public
Nv 25-dlms
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MADAME CLINTON

TUE NATURAL CLAIRvoYANr AND WONDER
l. oF TIE AGEEThe greatest Fortune Teller in
tie world respectfully informs the lad ies aud q. 4,
usmsn OF Washington that the has taken rooms N
Mrs Robin.on's, Pa. avenue, between ls. and az 4
SIS where Pho can BE- consulted in the past prese1I
and future events OF Iife love, cnurtship ma-r-v
aW suits &c. Having Travelled through Europe a I'll
tie the United States he challenges tie word %
produce Der equal. edi-s 30 cts Gsnts$l
iy 26-lws
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DPpPOSALS will be received by
the Superintendent Of the Treasury Building.
Until the 18th August next, for TIE supply Of 2C0
c,rds of ckory aEd 90 of oak wood, Tor any
part thereof not less than SO rords) Ihs wood to
- OF he Test quality, and TO be delivered, corded
ana measured at such places as tls superintendent
may require. q tie cost of tbs contract r.
iy 29-eOdt12th
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DOY LOST On or about the 18th of july q
ID small colored BOY, nsmed Cbas. Smith, about
niE years old, Of yellow complexion, with slim face
and rather delicate, has large te tn and shutters
very much ; he had en- when he left home red iisb
looking hat, bluish pants. and green jacket. Any
information respecting him win re thank fully re
csived BY his parents, residing L, between 10th
and 20th tts. JNO. T. SMITH
iy 99-3t
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MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR THE PRO
WOTlON OF THE MECHANIC ARTs

H'HE SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of this
Ssm Der next, at their spacious Hail. In the city of
Bait more. ' -
Nicola ,ics, Manufacturers, Artists, Inventors and
o!hi Is OF tide country at large respectfully in
vited to avail taemseves Of the opportu aity Tim,
Afforded 70 display their taste and sail in the col
lection then to bs made, and actively CO operate In
contributing to the important objecls had In view
articles for competition and premium, must be
Thursday evening, the 14th If september, after
whtch t. 81 vii Be received for exhibition only On
Monday, the 18th Of September, At o'clock D. M
visitors fz 49, = = r''s~ ~
Circulars With rules and regulations ana any In
formation IN rsfsrsnce to msttsrs Of dstaf. Yin bs
promptly given BY addressing the Actuary Of ths
Institute, Mr. John 8. Selby. So
..o THOMAS SWAMI,
jHl2e-e6t Chairman Of 1xhibiHou Oommittsa
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Aa-SPIxNDD PIcTUREa-TSaseo Of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail 70 pay visit to Plumbs Rooms on
the Avenue He hason exhibition there some choice
specimens Of the new art Of Ddgwyreotypiag in Oh
which for beauty and excellence are incompsrahle.
There Ia portrait executed, in this Inst style, Of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
srtst, every ineamsnt thereof q wing liflike ex-
preston. Mr. Plumbe is reckonsd among the first
Daguerrean artist of our time mar 30
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TTIRNTP SEED

UsT received from ID. Lsudreib, full supply of
u Tur"ip Seed, growth of 1854 viz:
=, White fiat Dutch. Bed Top, Early Stone, White
Norfolk, Large Globe, Da,-s Green.top; hybrid and
large purple top Rute Bsga
Con.tantly On hard every variety Of superior Gar.
d. n Flower end Pird Seed. at the Agency for Land
site catholic senin ~, three doors west of Patent
ohice- jy 29ISts
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~ THOSE IN WANT OF RRApY-MApz CIorHlxe
shouts, before purchasing e'.ewhsre, call at Noah
Walker Co.'S Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
where they will find materials Ct all kinds, colors
and qualities, made up in the most approved styles
and at rices hitch cannot fail {, induce them TO
purchase They bsve just received an additional
large supply of those beautiful and well mad. Duck
Drilling Costs, which have no comparison in rA is
market Their stock is We'll kept up, Consisting OF
everything belonging to q gentlen aus wardrobe,
together With boys and servants cloth ng.
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TIE CRors.-Ths wheat crop has been gath.
cred in Ohio and Virginia. In the former,
the crop has been much better than anticipa.
ted, tho fly having done much less injury than
was supposed. In Virginia the yield is more
than an average in quantity and quality.
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I OST--rhis morning., a FORTE MoNNAIg,
IL CONT lining q due Iii from John seesford, jr
tor $500. note Of James Mscdse, for $500 Ut %
lays afser dae. has abb ut II Ity days to run-and
sone small change. al persons are hereby for
~arned to puIcha e either aid note or due hi,L as
The pa ties have bern adv sed If said lose
~ E-3t CHAS. W. DAVIS
II FATHER BELTS for ladies end CHI.
IL eren, for sale ct LAMMoNDS, eth Z
~ S--St
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OOINas In CONGRESS

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went to
press, the River and Harbor improvement bill
was further considered and debated until half
past four, when they adjourned.
In THE House, the bill to increase the pay
of the rank and file of the army was finally
passed; and then, after the transaction Of
business Of no public Importance, they went
into committee ON private claims, and on rising,
6fty.four were reported on favorabIy, and
passed before they adjourned.
PROCEEDINGS OF To-DAs.
SENArE.-To-day, private bills were COD
sidered until tho hour at which we went to
press.
The bill granting to French's proposed rail-
road between Warrington an Alexandria, the
right to cross the Potomac, was taken up on its
return from the House, and that body's amend.
ment thereto, authorizing tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to extend a branch from their
Washington branch anywhere through the
county of Washington, D. c, to the Potomac,
opposite to near Alexandria, Va. was dis
agreed to.
Hcuss.-After reading the journal, Mr.. Mill
son, rising to privileged question, moved to
correct the journal of the previous day wherein
it recorded the passage of the bill for the re.
lief Of the legal representatives of Caleb Swan,
deceased, to which he declared he had object
ed the Clerk having failed to hear his said
objection, the said bill was reported back to
tho house and passed.
Upon this mo ton to correct the journal de-
bate onsued, in which Messrs. MiIIson, Jones
of Tean Smith of Va, Orr, Richie of Pa,
and Hughes participated, when the motion to
correct was not agreed to-yeas GO, nays 81.
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IN ICELAND, by pin ?

More Worlds than enc, by Sir David Br-vst
De Bows heview for July
Inc Pliiosol hicsl Works of David Hume four vci q
6vo
correspondence Of thu Revolution, Letters 10 @, a
Washing ton. edited by Jared spss Ks, vols
Life and Works Of u. her Ames, vols syo
il o. FRINcK TIYIaE.
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GROCERIES,.

HAVING purchased Of G. w. Cole nsn Co.,
IL their large stock Of Groceries and Liquors
offer to my friends aud the public great induement
and pledge that my persona efforts shall be exert
to merit the custom.
Country pro6nce received In change for grocer.
ice, st CO sh prices.
jy 2i-If FhYETTE T. MYLBOURN
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JOSEPH GANLER,

TNDERTAKkR, Pa avenue. between 18th and
u ISL streets, First Ward, Waship gton, weud
respectfully return his thanks to his fellow citizen
for their past patronage, aud would inform them
nat ne Is fully prepared to I'll all orders Cor Fupe
r-ls At the shortest notice. He would Respectable
say that he has taken considerable pains 10 provide
nimseT With al manner Of conveniences for an I'm
De ta'er His mode ofprsseruing bedies in The ,carm
est eeaher has never filled to give the utmost salts
iaoI!p', ig 29-2ah
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GA REWARD.-strsyedo or stolen on 18th Of
qpC June, small red COW. hayirg gimI.t holee
In each horn, hole in the right and some white
saots under her right breast. She was dry ct the
time Of leaving and may have q calf by this time
The above reward will be- given to any bringing
her to me on 18th, between and NJ Sta.
iY 2Q-2tk
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gThe attention of the readers of the Star
is called to the advertisement of the Maryland
Mechanics Institute, published in to days
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D We are indebted to Joe Shillington for
copies OF tho August numbers Of the SIX nicker-
booker and "Putnam's Monthly Magazine"
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u The American Pharmaceutical Associa.
ton met at CINCINNATI on the 25th inst. Re-
prsseatatiyes were present from . number Of
States.
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FOB POOR AND LABoRINo NET

CMALL BUILDING I.0rs 81 10 feet or more, In
y various y arts OF tie City, and Georgetown, at
low prices, and terms TO suit. LLOYD 90.
BUILDING STONE
For sale. deliverable at the Cansl. or wharves In
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria
LLOYD 4 90.
For sale, 9 large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNESS. Lloyd A oo
18th street, opp Treasury Departmsst
~ 26-1v
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[REroRrEp EXPRESSLY FOR THE starr
THE ALEXANDRIA MURDER

Examination Of q Father and Son, charged
with the murder Of Waterman Higgins.
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u volumes
len en- N,ghrs IN q Tap Room, by T Arthur
ne and Works of Burns. vols II
German Literature
Stories Of tbs Irish Peasantry
French Revolutions, vols
s M,, onry and AntiMsscnry, by A Creieh
ISes OF oi1 Times, translated from the f;rrrsr II
Snamoers Papers for the People, vols /,
Chamhsre Hiscepano, 10 vols III
Ane "e" Aofk Cuarteriy Aeviey for July III
-.s TAYLOR MaURY's
y - Bookstore, near pths
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CABB0NATED MEAD q SODA WAFER
fl'HE cRly place To obtain MEAD and lODA VI A.
Il TER very highly charged with Carbonic Assl
Gas, Is at RA b. BCTT'SDrug Srore, corner la,l
street and Pa avenue. d
The subscriber wonld write all who are fond d
cooling and refreshing drinks, combined with d.,
sous flavor, to try the articles made at his esta
hshment. ;y.l-ov,
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
"1SHINa to carry home handsome nrcse,,.
lsfgs stock Of -N ""u
PURE SILVER SPOONS
FORKS. LADIES, &C..
Ladies and Gentlemen's superior = ~ .
GOLD WATCHES AND CHALNS
0old Breastpins, lar and Finger Rinza Loca.,. =.
Also, extra nns Ae'' N'eAe'>s "a
PLATED TEA skTs.
,1LR1N FORKS q GP0ONa
eokAAaoa FABLE CUTLERY, RIAk IANS n.
- sast 81, s-.e.. - n v. GAIT BRO,
u -.is,-g-.. Sign Of the Golden fss,s pa.
H. svsnus, between 9th and ION stsssss