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INFORMATION FOR TRAVELLERS. &c.
FOR MOUNT VERNON


il.s FOR MOUNT VERNON.
L. ON MONDAYS, wEDNEs-
sEEE.sGssszDAYS, AND FRIDAYS.-Fare
70 DE Round Trip, ONE DOLLAR; from Aiexsn.
> The steamer @ FORGE WASHINGTON will leave
Washington at 8, and Alexandria at s1S .. m.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at sk; fare
Persons wi.hipg the coach to call for them WIN
leave their residences with George Thomas Parker
4 Co. D. s5'y l9 -. 81 2Hftl 1 H
~ Refreshments to be had on the sos..
mar l4-f eli sEtfJ0B O0RS0N, oapt,in.
..- FAST LINE.
e5f WHALEYS oMNIBUssES.
Leave Washington at and ii
E3EEAo O'Clock a. m, and 81 (, and O'Clock
&AsAp. m. Leave Alexandria at 4, sL
and 10 o'clock a. m, and o'clock D. m.
This line connects with the cars ut each place
Washington Office, DIR. Butts Drug Store, corner
18th st. and Pennsylvania avenue, and the Unitss
States Hotel
Alexandra office, james Entuisls's Drug Store and
Z The Middleburg and Adie Stage leaves on Tues
days, Thurstays, and Saturdays.
Once at the above named places.
(A@ LATHAM's OMNIBUsEs
$3.50 leave lo,E A I \ An, III a at s,7% and
WASHINGTON at 6 aud II A. NJ. So, 50 and 81
p. ID. Washington Office. p. W. HALLS Cigar stnre;
IN Alexandra, at my office and A. g. MENTIONS
Mansion House. First trip up and last trip down
50 cents; all others Is cents. Baggage extra.
jan 26--f HUGH LATHAM.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
u g - E3
'T'RAINs RUN AS FOLLOWS:
u Leave daily, except Sunday, al and a. m.
3x and p. IN.
On Sunday at @ a. m, and p. m.
The Train at p. IN. is Express, and stops only a,
Annapolis Junction and Relay the Others all way
stations.
Trains at s a. M and 31 p. m, conaect with An
napOis.
Trains AT s a. m. and 5 p. m, connect West.
Trains at and a. m. and 5 p. m, connect East
Fare from Washington to Baltimore sl %
Do s.5. do D. do and return ! so
do . do Annapolis - %
DO do do and return 80
The round trip tickets must in all cases be pro
cured at the office, and are good for the day upon
which they are issued. r. II. PARSONS,
jy l6-u Agent
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THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE DAY.
fyNHE Planters Northern Eride, by Caroline Lee
l. hentz, author of Linda ana Rena, for sale al
-. SiIILLINGTotJS Bookstore.
Cor. Pa. av. and ~ ST., Odeon Building.
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TNHE BARCLAYS OF BOSTON, BY
i Mrs. II. g. Otis y
Marie Louis; or, the Opposite Neighbors, by Emf.
lie Carien
The Lanplighter ss.
Mrilichampe, Legend of the santee, by Gilmore
S!IlUs -. .gt sss
The Great Illustrated Magazine of Art for March
The New York journal for March
Eclectic Magazine for March Stare.
Every thing in the Book and Stationery line for
sale at SHILLINGrUN'S bookstore,
e.. Cor Pa av and ~ street, GIDEON Building.
mar 13-tf
g HOULD be read by the HILTON
~ TIE Chemistry of Common Life, by James w
+ Johnston, NJ u comprising two volumes Of the
English edition, containing
The air We breath,
.- The water We drink,
--- The soil we cultivate, and
The plant We
For sa'e st TAYLOR & MAURY'S
mar lott Bookstore, near 9Th st.
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Youths and Boys CLOTHING in
Rbu dance.
I'VE are daily receiving Kew additions to our
" large AMI extensive assortment of Youths
and Boys Clothing, which we have had maauf4c
tnted expressly for sales, in the most fashiona
bic and durable manner, the styles and qualities OF
which have secuied and continued the appreciation
Of all purchasers.
Our present assortment consists Of
Frock Goats Black Ca sinerc Pants
Ssck Coats Fancy do do
RoundaboutS Lew prica do do
Jackets 80 Silk aud Satin Vests
White and cold Shirts Undsrshir;s, &c.
Drawers
With cur present assortment We f ell satisfied that
our patr ms can be suited in STYLE color, and qua.
ity of Goods at moderate prices. -j-I
WALL sTEpHENS,
next door to the Ir1n Hall,
Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.
mar 13-tf
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WILLIAM chopin s-
CAHPENTERA AND BUILDER.
Shop and residence next to corner OF 18Th and ST
jy l4-,f
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- NOW OPENING.

- NUW UfHNINT.
NEW and beautiful spti5g styles Of Gentlemsn's
~ Furnishing Goods, such
sJocks, Cravats, Scarfs, Ties
Gloves o. all kinds, Pocket Handkerchief, (silA
81. linsn)
Standing and Byron Collars, &c, at
LANES
Gentleman'd Furnishing Store,
Pennsylvania ayanue. near AZ street.
mar 14-eO2w p -
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ERS0NAI,.

go. d. Louis de la Rosa, late minister 10 The
United States from Mexico has been banished
to Yucatan.
80. Mrs. Prinna. widow, formerly well
known in London as Miss Healey actress and
vocalist, has been sent to prison by the Lam
beth magistrate for twenty -one days at her
own request, for being drunk in the streets.
-. The Philadelphia Register, a journal
edited by Mr.. Birney, the talented son of the
stereotyped abolition candidate for the presi.
dency-a paper which the abolitionists of the
Quaker city raised $4,000 to keep in exit
eEce-abuses MeSSrs Florence and Robbins in
round terms for their man'iness in voting
against sending the Nebraska bill to the Com
mittee of the Whole. Abuse from such quar-.
ter Is the best evidence that these gentlemen
are doing their duty
80. Mr. Cutting is beginning to catch it in
some Of the Hard papers for his vote on the
Nebraska bill in the House The Washington
correspondent Of the National Democrat saws
The feeling against Mr.. Cutting is inci cas-
ing. His motion astonished every one The
southern members dcnOunce it as traitorous'
Mr. Cs vote il practice as. prccept.
80. Mr. Newhall, just elected Mayor o.
Lynn, biass., declines the Office.
80. Rev. Mr.. Lloyd fell dead in pulpit
Baptist Church near Charleston, S. c., O,
sunday The 18th ins.
-. Philip Greedy, jr., late collector of the
port of Boston, was lying sick at Havana. OF
yellow fever
-. The Boston Transcript says that Mr.
VIM. r Richie recently joined Mrs. Mowatt
Tor a brief visit, but is shortly to return to
Richmond, to rejoin Mrs. Mowatt in Boston.
sometime early in June, when she is to realize
again oft-repeatsd enactions and, in sober
earnest, is to add new lustre to that farorite
character-the qciCe.
-. Mike Walsh receives much praise for
his vote in the House, against committing the
Nebraska bill to the Committee of the Whole.
Nike is honest, which is more an can be said
of some Of his fellow members
go. Mr.. Garland, Of s.: Louis, owner of the
.lave taken at Milwaukee last week, and who
was arrested and held to answer for an assaults,
upon the fugitive, was discharged by the Uni
ted States court.
80. Miss Webster, who resides on the Ken
rucky side Of the Ohio opposite Madison, In
LLAMA, was arrested last week on suspicion of
enticing away slaves from their owners, and.
though lot particle Of evidence was present
ed, she was required to give bond, with sure-
ties, in the sum Of Sl0,0 900, that she would be
of good behavior, or that she leave the State
and never return to it. In default of giving
bail rs required, Miss W. is now in the Bedford
jail: The principal charge in the complaint
was that she had previously been convicted Of
"a similar offence, and that several slaves had
recently escaped from her neighborhooi
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ARRIVAL Of THE PACIFIC.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, March 23-9 P. NJ
The American mail steamer Pacific ar.
rived here this evening, with four DAYS
later advices from Europe. She brings
Liverpool dates to the 9th, being four
days later.
The political advices are highly impor-
tant. The Eastern question, however,
has assumed no specially new feature.
The London Herald of Wednesday
morning, says special messenger had
arrived from the foreign affairs on Tuesday
evening, with dispatches of the utmost
Importance.
"A dreadful reverse was reported TO have
overtaken the Turks at,lkalafat. The
Russians having captured the place and
totally maSsacred those who were defend
ing it.
1t is reported that rupture had taken
place between England and Spain.
The French Assembly had passed bill
for the loan of two hundred and fifty
thousand francs.
The French Government has advertised
for one hundred vessels to carry troops
from Marseilles to the East.
Those who went out on the steamer
Hecla reports the river kiel suitable for
receiving the great fleets.
France and England have agreed to re-
press the revolutionary movement in Italy
which was still progressing.
Prussia has positively refused the de.
mand OF Russia to close her ports against
the combined fleets.
The preparations for War in Russia
are upon an immense scale.
Austria is reported to be still undecided
in regard to what course she will pursue
or adopt in reference to the Eastern oues-
ton. She is said still to be wayerinp,
but leaning towards the " estern powers.
1t is said that France and England are
yet without confidence in the eventual
course of Austria or the German States.
The agreement between France and
England and Turkey, is only by military
convention, but a treaty is being urged
for the purpose of defining their real DO
sition and objects of the war. Areat
fluctuations had taken place in Paris
Bourse.
A positive rupture had oce urred be.
tween Russia and the combined forces
The Car had issued his manifesto to
that effect. -.
The insurrectionary or revolutionary
movements in Spain, have been quelled.
England continues most extensive pre-
parations for war. In fact, the whole
Eastern question is in decidedly war
like and menacing attitude. re
= Portugal remains quiet. Norway
Sweden and Denmark, remain in the
same political attitudes. .t-as. t.ss
ireland is quiet. .@ ts!.s
The Liverpool cotton market was steady.
Prices unchanged. Sales Of the three
days $4,000 bales. Fair Orleans, CID.
Fair Uplands. Gid. Fair Mobile, 6ad.
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.c.,ClEs FOR THE STAR.

feIsous IN BALTINosz wishing 10 subscribe for the
Ds.Iy Ers.';ns SGr, ian have il delivered TO them
the evening ot ifs issue, by faithful carriers, BY
leaving .heir naT.es at tie store OF GATHERS
BRO, corner Of HOLIDAY and Baltimore streets.
At WILxixsroN, DEL. z. 8. r. BUTLER, la
Market street, will attend the delivery of the StaJ
AfPHLADELYHIa. j.. T. BATES, At the Exchange
can furnish those who wish copies Of the Stor earl,
on The morning after its issue.
Al PORTs2ouru AND NORFOLK, Va, r. G. STA
PIES, No "a High street, Portsmouth, prepared Ia
the Star regularly 10 all who may wish il.
- ANNAPOLIS, Nd, NORMAN LESLIE will ac,
Agent f1r tie delivery of the Scr OH the evening
OF it,
AT RICHMOND, VA, JAMES 4. HOLBROOK.
Franklin street, fen doors above the Exchange
Hotel, prepared 10 furnish the Scr subscriber.
early every forming after IL. sue.
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The Law MUsKETs.-A Washington
correspondent of the Herald learns that
George Sanders, late Consul in London.
has effected the sale of 100000 of the
famous United States muskets connected
with the operations of George Law. The
sale was made to certain revolutionary
capitalists in London, in preparation for
the explosion of democracy on the Cont.
nent as soon as France and England shall
have been actively engaged with Russia.
Over one million Of dollars have been paid
for them, and George Sanders Commission
will be 100000, and George Laws
profits probably $500, 900.
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new Mobile, 81 a 6. new Orleans, Cd
New Uplands, SD. Hsvre cotton market
steady.
Breadstufs steady. Canal -four quoted
at 80 shillings. Baltimore and philadel-
phia. at 39s. Cd. q 10 shiIlings. Wheat
unchanged. Indian corn-yellow &c and
white Al shillings per quarter. Provis-
ions dull, but without special change. -
Coffee firm and upward. Rice dull. To-
bacc, very dull and depressing. Money
stringent. Consols 9li. American stocks
firm. and in active request.
The extensive firm Of Dickinson, &
Co., Scotland, has failed for 100000
pounds.
LATEST DISPATCHES.
LONDON, March Sth.-The third edi.
ton Of the London Herald has despatch
announcing the capture of Kalafat by the
slaughter Of the Turkish garrison. This
story lacks confirmation.
The ship Robert Kelly, Capt. Law.
renee, reported as ashore on the Irish
Coast, sailed from Liverpool with passen.
gers for New York on February &c.
TURIN, March lit is stated here
that France and England have decided to
prevent any movement in Italy.
PARIS, March THE loan of $50.
000.O 900 francs has been unanimousl,
authorized.
MADRID, March g. There are vagu,
rumors of misunderstanding between
England and Spain, and the probable re
call of the Spanish minister from London
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GOODALL's HENEFIT.

MEssRs. EDIrORs: learn from your col.
amns that ". R. Goodall, the promising young
American actor. at the suggestion of his friends,
takes a. benefit at the Variete on Saturday
evening next Mr.. Goodall is not only an ex-
eeiient actor, but an amiable, social, kind
hearted gentleman, and I trust that this op.
Ponunity, presented to the hosts of friends he
has made in our city, will not be neglected by
them Let there be q full turn out that the
heart of the young artist may be cheered at
witnessing the public appreciation of his talent.
while, at he same time, his purse will be re-
pienished, without which the greatest talent
will droop aad die. MERIT,
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| NEW TRAGEDY BY AN AMERICAN
Lazy

This evening, Mrs. McCredy, the &C
;omplisled actress, who has been de-
lighting the patrons of the National
Theatre during the present week, BY her
,haste and beautiful acting, takes benz
lit this evening, when new play. never
before presented to a Washington audi
ence, written by an American Lady, will
De enacted. The Philadelphia Sun, in
speaking of Mrs. NJ. in this play, says:
Mas. T. CAKES SMITHS New PLAY.-We
have heretofore briefly noticed that our talent
ID iownswoman, McCredy, has brought out at
albany, new American drama, written by
Mrs L Cakes Smith, entitled ''Old New York. :"
It is founded on the same historical incidents
If the colonial times of New York, which Cor
lelus Mathews used in construct ng his beau.
.liul play of Jacob Leister,'. for Mr.. Muir
ioch Mr. Mathews, with the feelings of the
sterner sex, chose the patriot for his hero, and
made the peoples Governor the prominent
point of interest, while Mrs Smi, h, with char
acterisil; female impulse, takes the character
u MS wife, and engrafts upon it all the purity
Oh heart, depth of devotion and answering
energy OF purposes which marks the true wo-
man. There are few points of historical
interest, more dramatic than the rebellion of
heister upon the aceessi, of VI lillian and
Mary. his execution in 1879, and the heroic
owe and attachment Of his wife Eliz beth
The play was orr ginaliy written for Mrs Now
att but her protracted illness has induced the
'utboress to entrust its production to Mrs
NcCredy, after havin, seen her perform
range of characters to her admirable delipea-
lion Of which Mrs. Smith paid the NEST glow
.ng tribute in a letter, which contains the
alshest compliments to the his rionic ability
# Mrs; Nee. We sincerely trust that some
If our Philadelphia managers may be enabled
. produce this new American play in our
lily, Mt an early day. Philadelphia has been
peculiarly fortunate in producing the hest
iramatic authors, lis we'll as the highest his
trionic talent, and we are anxious to see the
asst American drama acted here under the
auspices OF the youngest debutante of our
American actresses, who is fast winning her
way by asaiduous study to the highest profess
ieDai cmiuence.
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70 The New York Sun states, that it
learns on good authority, from Washing
ton, that the Japan Expedl ton has been re-
called, the order being already on its way
TO the commander Of the Japan squadron.
1t is probable, however, that Commodore
Perry will have made his second visit to
Japan before the order reaches him.
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~ The article which appeared in the
Star of the I'D inst, about {" the Pay of
Government Clerks" signed :" Teritas
Semp'tunum. was written and paid for
as an advertisement by clerk in one of
The departments, who is, of course, alone
for it. The usual newspaper
sign of its being an Notwithstanding
duly appended to it.
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A WARNING TO THE PUBLIC

WHEiiE4S ANNIE TAYi0S, u young mpIs.,o
w girl, eyed nine years, orc nv property hut
recently manumitied hy me. and lately in o.. s-r.
CO Of j. I. Hem how, Esq, has di-a.reared fTon
her FRIENDS; and whereas. It Is supposed she hes
been carried of seereetei b. he sold all prrs-ps
are hereby warned reaipst purchasing Anne Tsy.
lor or IL sale Of the girl has been hastily effected
the purchaser i hereby advised 20 take ina ds,-
steps towards the recovery of the pur hnse money.
Mar %.
P. S-The writ,r Of he shove has forbcrne 10
icruse. and IL incapable uf litter maiign ne,
There was certainly I'm her permitting Mr.
lenshaw the OF these negroes for some time but
~ what name shall she characterize the nct thai
seeks TO use such permission Il Deprive her II her
property. Fer only comment on Mr. UeBshaa's
two advertisements ofyest rday, Is that her title 10
the negroes ia question b. found re ried n
Liber W. b. No. ~, 70 los 19s and 100 Of thu lana
Tex ords Of Washit county. II. c. viii she viii
{ nth r try not in the columns of a rewSpap r. hut
~ a court Of jus;ice. EDENs
las
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ID. W. EDMONsToN, JR..

tGO hey AT Il Nv.
OgcS on stree, tsoo doors bsIoso odd Fsiosus Hal
WIN practire in the Courts of the District snd the
adJoining counties of Virginia msr 2e-lm
NOTICE-My residence Is ut the National lie
~ Tel, Washington City, after the 10th Of Nsr"h
instant, where notices Of opposition 10 ny petition
fer extension of my patent must be directed.
Fapers that were authorized by the Commission
OF Pat nts 10 publish his notice OF my petition viii
please give the above three insertions and send The
bills to me at Ponghkeepsie. after the 22d Of MAJ
next. SAM'L y r. MORSE.
Poughkeepsie, March 10th, 1854.
mar 22-3t
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING f,
TEN PERFoRMeis.
ODD GEI.In VVSs uAgr

FE W NIGHTS ONLY
C1MMENClNG MONDAY. NARCE 9TH. 1855.
THE cid an original CAMPBELL RLySTRFIS
L whose co merits haze t,en ceisad with so much
SIP 1susa for tie past six years, have the honor 10
announce tbst they VIII open sbove Tie pro.
grsmme wiz coasiSt New Sorgs, ChnrnSSes On
ratio BurloqueS. Dances Burle que sl,skers sod
tleir Popular Burlrsque on the Tdiids oIs5C.
For particulars see hi Is of the day
Tickets Is cent?.
Doors open st oclcck-eommence ats
mar Eft d.. +. A. JONES. yeut
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WSTENENSr

'S tast received ~ Lis Bonnet ows opposite
IL teetre 'arset. &I.a q; his new Fol act ..osln,
'prrise BToSns Hotel. IN ertir- ew s.6Sk Of BON.
NETS, III EDO 5. IL WIS aud DRESS C EDIis
which he il 4, trmas 10 sal =. nv low for Ia. cash
I'D tn cash only. We respectfully soli 1T au ~
.mluatioa tf our st cks. and feel quite saisii i
mat We can accommodate ali who favor US it'll
All u. j. STEVENS.
mar % az on,as;.s pr-yrn-, ua,al
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~ Much anxiety is felt in Philadel.
pAia for the safety of the steamship CITY
&c Glasgow, which has now been out
since the firstof the present month, On
her passage from Liverpool.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-24

U At the Methodist conference, re.
Gently in session at Baltimore. there
were contributed to the general funds Of
the missions Of that church S2O,O63 40.
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n RAKE CHANCE-Fr Person Irlshirg
IA commence Basia,ss The stock and fixtures u
q Fancy and Stationery Store will lie sold low Tor
application is inside early. Or the stock IF Topusr
Music on h. nj. all kinds of Printing Cards rlsDk
Books, Toilet Articles, or Statiooery, will be sod
separately if q fair offer is made. II app lei oc
soon thew can b. obtained at New York price,
saring dHs11pnse Of freight, DC The Proprietor i.
NV engaged in another business. Address j. ". AZ
this Office. msr Off
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Vhn REWARD.-Wera stolen from my sia
PCO BILE last night, spotted wolfskn RoBr
scoiopsd around the edges vii red cloth, lined wit
hgu,ed booking, worth from slS to S2e, nearly new
Also, Blind Bride, with a metal ornament of
head on the right blind, and blue leather borter,
considerably ornamental with stitching, &c, on tie
front, being part Of fine harness.
Also, one of the re:ns, new whip, large ca
rage cover, OF cheap cotton axe nearly new, ard
Q wood saw.
will give the above reward for the conviction OF
the THE, and suitable reward for the restoration
of any OF the articles. AMOS KENDALL.
mar H-lW*
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u Sailors are extremely scarce in
New York. For want of them, vessels
ready for Sea, have been waiting in the
stream since the middle Of last week.
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~ Campbell's celebrated Ethiopian
- Ministries commence series of concerts
IN this city at Odd-Fel!ows' hall, on Mo n
day evening next.
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70 The Richmond Enquirer says that
the Homestead bill recently passed by
the House Of Representatives, is not a
Democratic measure,
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DECREE.

DEPARTMENT OF THE GovERNMENf,
Noptevideo, October 10, 1855.
The provisional government Of the repuhlic, con
sdering that the most effective means to the
public peace, and ,he development 1f the raional
resources: considering that the foundation of tn
prosperity Of country is smp.est liberty 20 trade
has resolved, and tecrees:
Article Isl. The navigs5le rivers Of the republic
opened to the vessels and to the Of ali
nations.
Article ID. Foreign vessels subject, in regard
to the navigation of the rivers, TO the roiis,
and cusrnm-hoase regulations as nstaprl vs-ssls
Article Sd. Let this be promulgated, published
and properly registered
LAVELLEJA,
TUYILLAGA.
JUAN c. GOMEZ
SANTIAGO SAYAGO.
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~ Metropolitan Hall, New York, is
to be rebuilt on an improved and enlarged
scale. 1t will have capacity for the &C.
commodation Of FIVE thousand persons.
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FRESH RuTTrP

~ GAUTIER hss just ccrnpleted his arrangements
~. for dairy supply of Fresh Philad,l.l.ia BUT
tEis preparei expressly for the use # his ars
ana he - ready TO supply families witt TIE sue
uptrior ar lee at the current market Irice
G. GAUTiEE,
Pa. s-enUe, betS,en - Ia and 18th slr.-ts
2B-"t
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GROCERIES. GROCERIES

THE sub criber brgs leave to inform bis friend
Il and tn public generally, that he has take b
stand recently occupied by Mr.. John l.. Msrce-on
corner Of 11th street and Maryland avenue wher
at ali times may be found q choice supply of FAN
LILY GROCERIFS, which will he sold - low an
other house In the District He respectfully solicI
sh are Of put lie patronage and hopes by fair Zeal
ing and strict attentiou 10 business 20 me /. b
saMI GEORGE W. sea les
m8r ct. -
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U A meeting to express sympathy
with the Milwaukee negro rescuers was to
be held at Syracuse On Wednesday night