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PARK HOTEL.

. This delightful suburban Hotel, titus.ei on
LII 9Th street vest, ~ miles from reunsylvsuis
avenue. has been taken by the undersigned proprs-
etors OF U1ioo Hal,who resre rfully inform the cit
isens Of a.hngtoD, the rublic generally and their
friends that they intepd making it the most sgre-
able Of houses in the line Of bus ness -
Bosrders will be taken, and gentlemen and frmi-
lies can pass few hours any day. In recreation ard
amusement, with the knowledge that they viii be
free from interruption, the srricest order viii bs
enforced.
Swings, arbors, Summer houss, Stands, &c, will
be provided on bss"l'ifa grove, aud every effJrt
viii be afforded f,r ussment.
The Biliisrd saloon is furnished with Shsrp's ee-
CANT improved tables, which ire not surpassed By
sny in tie country; ana the Bowling ana Shooting
sFlcons ere In conn lete ord' L.
Tne House aud Grounds will be open for The re-
csption of Ibs rublie The LIST OF August. and II
connection with other accommodations of the H. tel
arrangements have been made with Mr.. vsnder
werkep, Of the Union Line, to run coaches every
thirty r1inut-s every day and evening" from corner
OF 9TH street and Pa avenue, passing Union Hall q
the Park Hotel
viii still copte ne Union Hall, street, next door
to the Bank Of Washington.
WILSON HAYWARD,
j Z2-iW Propretore.
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the contrary, toleavs the legislature Of Mime
sofa hereafter to dispose Of them as they may
think best for the interest Of the Territory In
connection with the construction Of the pro.
posed railroad. It Is said over Washington,
that Immediately after the passage Of the bill
Through the House, certain lands situated upon
the road contemplated by the company to
be benefited by the alteration, were entered
at tho General Land Office in this city, the en-
terers being members Of Congress. After due
inquiry, Nc have to say that this is not true
No such locations, or payments into the Trea-
fury have been made here, by any parties
whatever. It is, however, highly probable
that parties here inserested in that region,
sent of, on the passage Of the bill-post haste
to Iowa--to secure any good locations within
their reach, made valuable by the passage Of
the bill, as altered. We must not forget 10
mention that we were Wholly in error yes.
terday in connecting the name of Senator
Jones, of Iowa, with this affair, as we did !;
as it turns out from the explanation of
Mr.. Stevens, of MichigSp, that he only, re-
quested the clerk to make the alteration. We
misunderstood tb..s explanation Of our inform
ant and thus. enormously logged Gen. Jones,
by the ee.rs, as it were, into the affair.
A Necessary caution.-It is to be hoped
that before the House legislate upon the BIN
for tho relief of Mrs. C. P. Van Ness, they
will get before them report on the case made
by tho First Comptroller of the Treasury, to
the late Secretary Of the Treasury, which has
not been submitted to Congress, wherein that
officer presented grave facts indeed, in con.
nection with that and similar claims to arise,
which, he contends therein, bid fair to take
some three millions of dollars from the Treas.
ury wrongfully, if the principle of paying
them be initiated. a4s e..-, as
security.-In cases where security has been
given as required and fixed by any department,
or agent of the Government, it is not in the
power of the accounting officers Of the Govern
ment to relinquish 1t, OF to require new Or ad.
ditional security. ..-..l. - =.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-0n yesterday, the Oath of July,
| there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the War Department. ...... 1881 81
For the Navy Department. 37,o01 81
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
J.Iy 18th, 1854.
PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails of the United
States from the first day Of November, 1854, to
the 3oth day of June. 1858, the following route
In the State Of ALABAMA, viii be received at the
Contract Office Of the Post Once Department In the
city of Washington, until o'clock a. NJ. of IAN
ssotsmber, 1854, Ito decided BY 10th Of September
lollowing3 &-E =.
717l-FIom Jamestown, by Suggsville. Grove
81, bin, Choctaw Corner. CLAY Hin. Dixon, !
Mills, Shiloh. 6pencerville, Linden, Spring
Hiu, Demopolis, and Macon, to Greensboro
y1-y l20 miles and back, three times 3 week, in
two horse stages
Leave jamestown, every Sunday, wednesday,
2 and Hftdsy, at1 . m
4r1ve o Greensboro In e6 hours, hy Jpn
Leave Gtsensboro' every Tuesday, Thursday
r and ssturday ct m :
- Atfivs ct Gajnegtown In SO hours, By m
Proposals 1or ssrvics in tour-hoese coaches VIM
b considered. 1eit5e ~ssr - ---.-t.
Tor hrm Of proposals, guarantee, and certificate,
also tnstructous and requirements (smbeacing con.
dltions to re incorporated In the contrac to such
extent % the department. may deem proper see I'd.
yeftissmsnt inviting proposals 1br mali service In
Ne western and southwestern States dated January
Q, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Postmaster asnr.
ty &-1aw4w
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OURsKIvES.

A careful sefsrsnce to the Star Of yesterday
afssrnoon-or, indeed, to the Star Of any days
issus-will enable the reader to form some
Idea of the vast amount Of labor, enterprise,
and money, which We arc daily expanding In
order to keep our paper In the front rank, IN,
these days Of progressive journalism. indie
pendent Of the local news and gossip Of Wash.
ington and the country In general, editoriala
on An infinite variety Of subjects, reports of
Congressional proceedings up to the hourof
going to press, movements in govsrnmsntd
bureaus, . list Of arrivals ct principal hotels,
and letters from distant correspondents we
furnishsd to our subscribers yesterday nearly
tso columns Of photographic reports, embracing
news from all parts Of the Old World as~sn
a. the New. This Is without parallel in NE
history Of Washington journalism, and hthe
true key to the rsmsrkable success which 8Ss
attended our efforts to publish paper WITCH
would be ssessiy sought after BY the masses.
Within brief period, radical change
has taken place In the daily newspaper press
Of the Unitsd States. Ten ysan ago, q
hand press, . font Of type, man Shd .
pair OF scissors, were deemed sufficient me-
chanicai and mental material for we'll con.
Quoted newspaper establishment. Now, the
aid Of steam and lightning Il invoked-the
latest and most costly mechanical inventions
smployed-ths services Of thoroughly dis.
ciplinsd editorial and reportorial corps Be-
cursd-and correspondents stationed at prom
inent news originating and distributing points,
in order TO satisfy tho daily wants Of the Amer.
loan Newspaper reader.
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HOMES FOR ALL.

TIME UNION LAND ASSOCIATION having col
ami lo-ated by ballot the $50 Building Lots a.
yertised during the last two months, are now pr
parsd to sell the remaining 800 lots, south the prr
iege Of scJectton
These Lots are situated directly opposite the Nav
Yard. and command fine view Of the City Of Wssl
ington and Potomac River, and contains an abun1
ant supply Of excellent water. Size OF LOIS "a fee
front by l30 deep. all fronting a wide strsst fr
tas very low price OF SIS, payable in small insA
nents Of S. month This price includes the gr. 4
&c. assistance win also be gwen to persons desi-
ing TO build.
Can any one, under such favorable circumstsrce
hesitate to procure for his family home.
Office, It'll street, above ID. open from 81 .. II
until 6 p. m, snd on Monday until p. IN.
jy 22-2ws JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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THE Miniature Shakspeare, IL six
Il volumes
Ten Nights in Tsp Room, by 7 Arthur
lie and Works Of Burns. 4 vols
Select Writings of Robt Chambers, 4 vols
German Literature
Stories of the Irish Peasantry
French Revolutions, 3 vols
Ma opry ami Ant-Mssonry, by A Crsigh
Tales Of Old Times, translated from the German
Chambers Papers for the People, 6 vols
Chambers Miscel ano, 10 vols
The New York Quarterly Review for July
'-t- TAYLOR Il MAURT's7
"a Bookstore. near 9th St
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PURE SODA WATER

SYLTESTER'S SODA FOUNTAINS.
SWAN'S patent Atmosphere, drawn from Stone
~ fountains, from which the purest draughts of
the genuine carbonsted Soda Water (icy cold) NAV
be qusffed in copous deliciousness, are now in &C
tive operation, illustrating, by daily increasing
patronage, the just appreciation Of its superior me
dicina! properties and more ayreeable and atable
Qualities, to the insipid, common, hurtfu csrbonic
Acid Cas- generated ia copper fountains (yoept Soda
Water and under that assumed coguomen diner ssd
to a confding and unsuspecting public
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SILVERWARE.

M ". CALF L Bro. have just finished a mag.
NJ. nifcen assortment OF sILyERwARE, such
Silver Tea Sets, Pitcher7, Goblcts, Cups
Dessert Knives, Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons
and Forks
Soup, Cream, snd Gravy Ladies'
Sugar Siflers, Toe Tongs, Fruit shovels
salsd Tong, Ice Cream and Cake Knives, 10.
Also, great variety Of Fancy silverware in cases.
suitable for sedding and other presents.
The above are Of our ewn N manufacture, and war.
ranted pure
Nj. W. CALF 4 BRO,
Sign of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SIS
jy 22-Gt Hutan
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SALE OF THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-It is stated
IN New York Sunday paper that the United
States Government wishes to purchase the
Crystal Palace for some purpose, and has of.
fered $4,000 for it. 1t is also rumored that
the city Of Boston proposes to give SLID, 600
for it. '.s - $50 ..-g "a,
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PIC MIC Ar
ARLINGTON SPRING.

INHE "dernaa saepgerbund Singing Association
Il propose giving pic mic at the above mentioned
piacs on FRIDAY next, the 18th instant. Boats for
the accommodation of persons wishing to 90 Will
leave tho What on l4th street BRIDGE st O'Clock
q; "a and o'clock p. II, and return at and 8
O'Clock p. IA.
good band Of Music will be In attendance.
Refreshments OF all kinds at the most reasonable
rates.
committee Of pelice viii be provided. The pob-
lie may rely On good order being preserved.
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No. MASONIC.-There will be . nesting
U3 of Berj. B. French Lodge, No. Is, of Free aud
Accepted Mascns, THIS Tusedsy) EVENING, at Il
past o'clock, at Masonic Hall, corner OF and 10th
streets.
Members of the Lodge and brethren generally are
respectfully invited to st.end.
HERMAN II. HEATH,
iv 25-lts Worsbipful Master,
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DAMBLES IN ICELAND, by PIiry
Ia, Miles
More Worlds than one, by Sir David Brewster
De Bows Review for July
The Pnilosof hical Works Of David Hume four vols,
Svo.
Correspondence of the Revolution, Letters to Gen.
Washington. edited by Jared Spar ks 4 vols
Life and Works of vi, her Ames, vols svo.
jy 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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B It is said that the late Distriot Attarn.v
Blunt, Of New York, had his life insured fol-
$1,000. -. a-
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TIE SrrsrosoopI-This beautiful instrument
and wonderful Is beautiful-has been seized ufon
by the Dsyuerreotypists, simpltaed and put before
tie public for general adoption On viewing TIE
application OF it to Daguerreoype pictures 1t s ha,
ing IL the result produced The object Of vision seen
through the StereOscope is no longer Picture; IT
has al the Ensaments, and peculisrites, and pres
ence Of the living subject, only less in size. The
completeness with which this is done ulust be seen
to be believed. The sniy place t,st we know of in
the city whore Stereoscopic Dsyucrreotypes can Re
procured is WHIrEzURsT's, on Pennsylvania avenue.
The world is indebted to Professor WBIAfsyoSI for
We only read of in the fabulous n,rscles Of Frisr
Bacon. o..
The beautiful Dsguerreotypes described cbove,
daily sold ct WHITEauRsf's GALLERY, Penneyiva.
ME avenue near ~ street.
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AcksowLEDaaEET.-R S. NJ. Isaacs, Of
New York, on behalf of the Jews, acknowl-
edges the receipt Of S4,Ol4 from various per
sons, in different parts Of the country, in aid
Of the furnishing Jews in Palestine. Tho
amount has been remitted.
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NOT TO BE WONDERED Ar.-The ALBANY. N
T., Express says:-A boy Is years Of age got
up on Tuesday morning perfectly we'll, ate
some green apples and IA pint of cherries be
fore dinner, drank plcntifully of milk at his
dinner, and was buried in the cemetery before
dark of the same day. as-, -
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shosld be ssssucrsal1y knosra-for its strictly
true-that indigestion lie the parent Of large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases. Dyssntery, disrrbea,
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
alone. Think OF that dyspeptcsi think of 1t all who
suffer from disordered stoInachs, and If you viii
ling to be guided by advica, founoed upon experi.
enoe, resort at (dont delay day. TO Hoofand's
Gsrman Bttsrs, prepared by Or. O. M. jackson,
which, as an Alternative, curative, and invigorant
stands alone and unapproached. We have tried the
Bitten; and knew that that they excellent for
the diseases specified above For sale by dealers in
medicine everywhere. ap6
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spRr OF THx MORNING PRES.

The U,ases concludes that the new treaty
between he United States and Russia guaran.
tees the final triumph Of Gree trade and SAIL
ors rights" and replies to the Intel1igsnesr's
arguments against the Homestead bill. In IN
elaborate editorial, the organ also defends the
Postmaster General from the attacks of the
newspaper men Of the Ramsey and Carmick
speculation in the way Of new California
mail route. .
The Ssntinsi again praises the Hunter land
bill, and ridiculss the grea. Flunksy Of the
age, Mr.. George Peabody-snob, xhs happen
cd to be born in America-now of London.
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CHOLERA IN New YoRK-For the eight
weeks ending July %, there were 634 deaths
from cholera in New York. Total mortality
during that time, 1888.
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District OF Colum bia,

WASHINGTON COUNTY, ~ WIZ
I HEREBY certify that Peirce Sheen aker, of said
i county, brought before me. as astyay, trsspase.
leg on his enclosures, one dark bay and one gray
mare.
Given under hand OF me, one Of the Justices of
the Peace in and for said county, this twenty 18th
day Of July, one thousand eisnt hundred and fifty.
1our. JOSHUA PIERCE.
The owner OR owners of the above mention ID s:ock
are requested 70 come forward, prove property, pay
PIERCE SHOEMAKER
1y Zo-lt~ at Davis Mi |, on Rock Creek
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE BACK SwRLL.-The
Clinton Hotel, New York city, has reduced
the price Of board from So to 81 so per day.
1t " II still be kept as first class hotel.
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ARRIVAL OF CALIFORNIA STEAMER
San Juan Bombarded By q. s. Shin Cvane.

San Juan Bombarded BY q. s. Ship Cyane.
The steamship Illinois arrived at New York,
yesterday afternoon, with the California mails
and 1917 900 in gold on freight Tho steam
ship Prometheus arrived a few hours later, from
San Juan, with 1888 passengers, $500, 900 in
gold on freight, and $500, 900 in the hands of
passengers.
The sloop of war Cyane arrived at San Juan
on the 18th inst, to demand a full and salts.
factory apology for the insult to Mr.. Borland.
The authorities and inhabitants refused to
make the slightest apology.
captain Holllns then, on the 18th, issued q
proclamation to the authorities and residents
that, unless an apology was made by 9 a. m,
on the 18th, he should proceed to lombard
the town. No apology came. Capt II. in the
meantime took possession of the Transit Com
pany's steamers, and sent them to the town.
Offering protection to all who choose to accept
it.
Precisely at the time designated the cannon.
adlDg commenced, and continued, with brief
intermission, until p. m. No disposition be-.
ing manifested on the part of the inhabitants
TO como to terms, at p. m. a party was land.
ed from the Cyane, commanded by Lieuten.
ant, and burnt tho town. Nothing remains
but one or two small buildings, in the suburbs,
w r,"i n Ino cpoI. NO lives were lost.
The agent of the Transit Company rendered
Tree passage per the steamer Prometheus to
al! who wished to leave, which few accepted.
Inc Cyane would sail for Boston on the 18th,
taking home Mr.. Tabuis, our commercial
agent.
The British war schooner Bermuda, and the
West India Mail steamer, Dee, and a British
merchantmen, were witnesses to the scene.
The rainy season has commenced in earnest
The difficulties at San Juan did not interfere
with the transit Of passengers. -
The steamer Pacific, which connected with
the Prometheus. arrived down in the 18th.
reports that on the night Of the LIST, they saw
the slerra Nevada going into San Francisco.
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SHOWING HIS HAsDs.-Col. Webb, of the New
York Courier and Enquirer, came out on Sat
urday last substantially in favor of Know
nottingham. He goes for giving foreigners
every privilege, save that of the elective fran
chise, save in cases specially authorized BY
Congress, with view to reward soma indiyid-
ual merit
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~ tNH1 USxAs4-CsrseS's SpQhish Atztsue, -
. remedy fo- yer disease, and the number of Tor
midable evils connected with dsorsanised state Of
that organ, Is unrivalled.
Hundreds Of certificates from the highest sources
Of persons living In tbs city OF Richmond might be
given of cures effected by carter's Spanish MIXTURE
We have only room 70 refer to the ex ,raordinary
cure Of Samuel NJ. prinker, Esq Of he nrm Of
Drinker Norris, booksellers, hichmond, Va, who
was cured BY tao bottles OF Carter's Spanish Mix
ture, after three years suffering from diseased liver
He says It's action on the blood Is wonderful better
than all the medicine he had ever taken, and cheer
fully reconmrads il to all
ss*See advertisement. 80
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a. Uss HAMpToN's VEGETABLE TIScTuRE-Have
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys any Loss Of Power sud Die
arrangement Of the systemi We but poiat you to
TOR
In proof of what We say shove, refer you to
"Halnpton's Vegetable Tincture," and its effects
~ EAsrNAN's HHADAcHl REMEDY has never yet
filled to cure sick headache. Call for proof Of thi
at GnXAN's Drug Store.
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NATIONAL Greys' Grand Parade
IN March, composed for the Piaro Folts, aEd
dedicated to Capt Lem. Towers. by Prof g. Ehrlfch
just published by liilbus Hitz and for sale at th'
Music Eepot.
The .-ade supplied ca liberal terms.
iy Zz-tt
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~ THOSE N WANT OF REApr-xApx clorHrse
shouts, before purchasing e'fewbere, call ut Ncsh
Walker Co.'S Msrble Hall Clothing Emporium,
where they Will find materials Of all kinds, colors,
and qualities made up in the most spprsved styles
and at pricee which cannot fail q Induce them TO
purchase, They have just received an additional
srgs supply OF those beautiful and we'll mad Duck
D9iLing Costs, which have no comparison In this
AfAet, Their stock Is well kept up, consisting OF
everything belonging to u g.ntlsn ans wardrobe,
together with bnys' and servants cloth:ny.
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THE CNDERsIGNED informs the pa
i irons and friends Of the establishment that he
viii cousinne the business heretofore, 1T tie old
s:ard. CHARLEs WHITE.
WAsHISsroS, d. C, July Gath, 1851.
&c 24-2fa
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BOYS SUMNER CLOTHING.

M Z have just received q large and fine assert
w ment Of all styles and qualities Of Boys Gar
ments, mating our present stock very desirable
which We offer to our customers and the pub ic al
this season, greatly reduced in pr.ces
Foy's Clothing made to order
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Next door to the Iron Hall.
Pa. avenue, between 9Th AID 10th streets
~ 25-St
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NnTINE

1NHE copsrtBorship he,st existing between
i tho subscribe under the firm o. Rider " bite
Gissoiv, On the let day q July instst, by mu
tual consent and CHAs. WHrI is dGls authorized 20
settle all business CT the late firm
q. r. RIDER,
.. --. -H CHARLES WHITE.
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n Gen. Daniel Smith, late o member of
the Virginia Legislature from Kanswha couu.
y, died on the llth inst.
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THE scavenger OF the 4tA Ward,
Ist district viii attend to notices LEFT at VIM.
Lords Grocery, corner Of 9Th and streets and st
spignul & Mex news Grocery, corner Of and fth
streets The district runs north of ri aud east az
7h street west Perso, will please he particular
IN leaving their direc ions also at my resosncs on
9Th street, seconi door from x, on the east side
jy 24-3rs SPOTS MOOD .CHIBDRESs
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e Parson Brownlow, of the Knoxville
Glenn Wing, has raised the flag Of the Hon.
John Bell for the Presidency. -
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~ In Brooklyn, last week, there were 7s
deaths from cholera. saas3 5. j
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z There wore only I29 deaths In New
Orleans during the week ending he 10th Inst.
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u We are again placed under Obligation,
70 Adams + Co.'S Express for ths latest Cali.
fornis papsrs, In advance of The mail. s-'.-
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ArSPLKNDGD PTc-uRE-Those Of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures,
should not fail to pay a visit to Plunbs Rooms on
the Avenue. He has on exhibition there some choice
specimens Of the new art Of Dagt sreotyptag in Oh
which lbr beeuty and excellence are Incompatible.
There ID portrait executed, in this las. style, Of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on The
artist, every lineament thereof giving life like ex
preston. Mr.. piumbe is reckoned among the FIRST
Daguerrean ~ list of our time. mar 30
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cARBONATrp MFAD q SODA wArER

VNHE only place to obtain MEAD and SODA W.
J. TER very highly charged with Careone &c &c
street and Pa avenue. /.
The subscriber wonld invite all who are iono
cooling and refreshing drinks, combined VIZ =.
cious favor, to Try the articles made a. ms o.
lishment. JyII-"
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EXCURSION TO THE
White House Pavilion.
TUE BOONE RIFLE CORPS respectfully announces
L to the public that they will give an Excursion
to the White House Pavilion, on the ,fternoon 81
MONDAY, the 9TH August next
Particulars In future advertisement
jy 25-3tS