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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-24
WILLIAMS Sc 90.
gil Piper's Block, Main Street,

SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED NAN,
have just received of the largest Stocks record
of every variety Of cheap, fashionable, and desirable
SUMMER CLOTHING, which they selling at the
lowest remunerative prices They also continue to make
the best Custom Clothes in the City
He who eonslts economy and taste wca at Macullar,
Williams Co.'S without delay. my18 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-24

New and second hand INTERPRETATIONS of all sizes
and qualities for SAFE exchanged or to let Also Refrig
orators repaired.
Contracts by the year at fair prices. Complaints of
promptly attended tie.
" Orders left at NJ. B. Green's ZIG Main st. Ellis
Elagg, Park ST., Protective Union, Front ST., at tn
Office, 147 Main St my5 diff
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Real estate.

AsM FOR SALE.-A House containing two good
Gn tenements, situated on Salem ST. Terms easy
For particulars inquire of the subscriber
mylo DIT II. W. BENCHLEY.
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- To TaR CITIZENS or THs TIL

~ To TaE CITIZgNS or TaE THIRD
k3 wAED-Hy name (lhrough tbs ps~tislit,
+ sind frisuds) having been presented tn the
Iteration Of the Of the Third War for the of
dee IF Alderman to Represent in part It's interests
ON and after the en-, uing June election, and hsv.
ny b. en- foluently inforrogatet 20 20 nv views ~
-efer nee to subjects vitality affecting the growth
prosperity, and .mbellishm mt ss well as the pc &c
happiness, and high toned morality of our belOv cd
CITY have deemed 1t no: insppr pirate to state In
brief, my opinions upon the subject now largely
ter, ng into the prs mt canyas
LIST. am in favor Of reduction of the preeent
rlts OF taxstion; believing that ii be safely done
without affecting ipjariously single interest eli her
of the citizens or of the Corpora5n. The present
revenue FIR the coming wear being largely over the
p'csent or prosE Of the CORPORATION.
-. an roea member Of any Society Assoris
i'r con hicng With reiigisus opinions the righfs
tf the citizens vi bscoung res ct for the or
| ions o. many of my fellow citizens, cannot favor
the organisation of any soriety infringing " n,
| Either Privi eyes hurbly sutmit granted alike
:" each and to all both BY tie bi OF sh;s aad tn.
ms tuition. rH - s-.-- 49,
Sd. am in favor of the Pubic Schools and tt
pill tsZ. z-
T. sm in favor OF strenuous exerticns being rnaie
hy the corporate authoritbs with Ccper SIS 20 have
I'll he nl-ts I'D outlets 10 city made free f.om
toll or {: ration.
g. lam In favor Of semi ioathiy sc -s;ons Of the
cornci Of the city, unless sfcci,,y ordered other
wise. - 3. y
G. In favor of asking aid Of Congress for the Pub
lie schools, for the erection O. pulic Aruory for
the volunteer force and further support CT tn.
lire Department Of cur city.
a. Believing thai the present laws (wilh such
amendments 80 tine and expo isnce NAV sut,ees.
With moral sUasion and broileTlY 1--we " II D.
IMPLY sufficient shall be bapFy (if it suits the
,ieTs of NV faow iizens to place me In the pori
lion for which ] a candilass)to join in such o
sy tenn Of legislation :hs honor, prosperity, anu
happiness of the eiry demavds.
Your obal't servant and fellow citizen,
4. II. CHAPLIN.
WASHINGTON, D c., May 10th, 1874.
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DOINaS In CONGRESS.

SESArE.-Yes;erday, at the conclusion of
NJ. Cass's speech.
Mr.. Clayton.-I hope that the report, and
the resolutions upon which the honorable Sell
;.tor from Michigan has 80 ably addressed the
Senate, will now be referred 10 the Commi te G
on Foreign Relations At some future period
( propose to a idress the Senate upon it,
The motion to refer WAS agreed to-
Mr.. Hunter moved to postpone all prior
orders tor the purpose Of taking up the Indian
appropriation bill, but Mr.. Badger moving to
adjourn, it was carried; and the Senate, shortly
after o'clock, adjourned.
In THE House, yesterday, after we vent to
press, the question was taken on suspending
the rules, for the introduction of Mr. Richard.
sons modified resolution, terminating the de-
bate ON the Nebraska bill OF Friday next, al
. p IN; and the rules were suspended-yeas
l37. nays TO.
Mr.. Sage moved to lay tie resolution on the
table; not agreed to-yeas Us. noes 1884,
" Nj. Hunt asked leave to offer an amendment
to the resolution-to make a suggestion as ta
time, in order to render the resolution more
acceptable to the opposition.
Mr.. Craige objected.
Mr.. Hunt eaqured, who objected?
Mr. Craige replied that he did, as he looked
upon the gentleman as a factionist.
Mr.. HUT, not long after, rising 10 personal
explanation, said that if the gentleman MIR
Craige) stigmat;scd him as tactionist, be
spoke falsehool.
. Here followed great excitement and con-
notion in the Hall for moment.
The parliamentary "expedient" warfare was
then renewed on the part Of the minority
with motions to adjourn, to adjourn over. to lay
the resolution on tho table, for call Of the
DO use, DO. During these proceedings the
highest number voting with them was g.
Finally, at late hour, the House having over
ruled decision Of the Speaker wherein il
was decided that ordinary privileged mo.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intslligeneer complies statements
from Democratic journals, to show that
the charge of purpose of Africanizine
Cuba will not hold against Spain, and
also to show that Mr.. Soule has not con.
Quoted himself properly at Madrid.
: The Union replies at length to the In
telhgencers recent articles on the Cuba
question, in really powerful article.
g The Sentinel describes, editorially, the
proceedings in the House yesterday, Civ.
ing great credit indeed to The friends Oh
she Nebraska bill. That journal, also,
criticises the course of the New York
Hards, holding Tat if they finally 60
against the bill, they will go, politically
To- Tophet. lr.-- II
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. We learn by the Atlantic; that Osman
Pacha. the Turkish Governor Of Matschin has
been arrested and is to be tried by Council
Of War. On charge Of treason. Letters to
him from General Luders are said 10 have been
seized. Osman was arrested by order of Omar
Pacha on charge of 'cowardice in face of
the enemy, and reasonable conniyance with
the enemy's plans. Omar ordered him to be
publicly degraded from his rank, and i'm
prisoned at ShumIa, but unwilling to take the
responsibility of putting him to death, refer
red the matter to censtantinople. Orders ar :,
now on the way from the Government order
ing his execution.
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SPIRITUAL RAPPING.-IAsANITY The
Monticello Waterman gives an account
OF, another melancholy case of insanity
aristing from the vile impositions of the
spirit rappers, which has just occurred
i'll that county, Sullivan. 1t says that
MIR. I. Barbe, of Liberty one of the most
respected citizens who has, unfortunately
for himself and family, yielded to the
deluslon OF Rapperism, was conveyed last
week from bis house to the State Lunatic
Asylum. 1t is painful indeed to witness
such Cases. But truth stands out pro-
minently before US, and we do but our
duty as Journalists to record it, that il
any of our readers are connected with
these circles, they u - be warned against
the danger TO which they are exposing
themselves, before it is too late.
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FIVE GRAND JUvEsILE CoNcERTs
BALLOON ASCENSIQE.

TO THE CITIZENs OF WASHINGTON, GEORGE
TOWN, AND VICINITY
MR. GEORGE ELLi0 IT. Krorsut In compliance
kNl with his promisc, snd having the repsirS q
his Balloon completed. will make ascebsson.
Providence and the wesfh-r permitting, on WEI
NtSpAY, May 18th, ats y O'Clock. Y u from he
Hippodroms Amt itt eaire, near the CITY Fail
The gates ofths enclosure viii be op-n at O'clock
a. which time the PROCESS OF imitation will com
mence; during which tune several pslet balloons
will be sent of
irof rosperi's Brses Band will perform some
choice pieces Of music to euliven the occ 4fiou.
As Mr. fods il inposs bic To designate the per
SON that aid on The former occasion be rs thought
VI best TO redu the price Of ticket, 20 12i% cant
elch, fesling satisfied that would estate pav
l. z Ihs small pi tsnce towards d~fraying his heavy
-Apenses which have accrued from III. " iu sfons
sud the DANA g done TO his balloon from the heavy
wind which prevailed OF the 'rmrr occasion.
my i5-2's
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CHICKERING & SONS Pianos.

-Hx1- Just recHived per bark }. Rhoads
E8aG from Boston. foar more superb Pr
lei hi AMOS, by Chickering and Sons =
III, Ne, with the P'auos in store form
Iho lafgest ana best stock in this CITY, eonprmir
insirumea ats OF every scale and style. Macnil EN-:
Louis XIV, Central, and Square P,anos. from III,
famed factory Of Ch'ckerns Soas, Boston, and ia.
best New York EaC;ories ~
Pianos frcr', TIC factory CT Chickc-ing soma. e.
.ahiishsd ncrs ,6au thirty years and Gale brated f
their supe,i9r touch, tone aud durability, can bt
purchase In this city, only of the subscr Der
Second hand Pianos taken IN part rayment
A large stock Of GUITAR, Victims, Flutes DC,
New Music received semi weekly.
NAV l6-3r pJfHApn nIvyc
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- most beautiful. choice, and varied aesort
ment OF fresh Spring and GUNNER Clothing has Just
been opened by Noah WALKER & o., proprietors of
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium -
Our citizens, as well stra ugers, should, BY all
means give them trial. their goods ars made III,
in the very best manner and most fsshiorsbe ssye
tine black and colored Cloth frock and dress Coats
rich Ves'tngs, &c, with n selection of Furpisbipe
GoUs not surpassed in the city for beauty and stye
Particuiar care end attention has BEEN psid 10 the
Boys and Youths' Department. = 2
Their prices are uniformly low, and We saw TO one
and alls call on them before purchasing slsevhers
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To The New York True Nationa,
Democrat in noticing the late anti-Ne-
braska meeting held in the Park, says
1.-The great Abolition meeting at the Park
on Saturday, was just what we predicted.
1t was an omnium gatherum of sin and
spleen, blasphemy and fanaticism, disap-
pointed ambition, covert treason, rank
infdeiity, and disgusting demagoguism.
~ The administration has nothing to fear
from such source. No elements so in
congruous can long hold together. No
man CT respectable pretensions to patriot
IAN and religion, can remain long in
snciI company. And the more a mass OF
political putrefaction like this disturbs
ITSELF the more it exhibits its own repul-
sive nature, and the more it disgusts all
ofgood taste that, by accident, may have
been seduced into endorsing IT,"
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TO THE LADIES

WOULD respectfully rsI the attention Of the Ia
l. dies o. Wsehing.on and vicinity to nv new
stork of BONNEfS, FLATS. brands. and TRIM
WINGS, of every variety and pFice, which have jul
been replenished from the Northe,n cities,
Call early fyeu wish to get bargains on the enc
Price principe
Remember the sign Of the blue and white awning
may ib-eoSs T. F MYER
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80 u The news of the exploit of the
British and French feet before Odessa,
has created much mirth in diplomatic
circles here, as any single buccaneer or
private armed ship could have accom-
riished quite as much any where. That
Is, have thrown a few shells into forti-
Led seaport, and thus burn private gen.
ticman's house, before beating hasty
retreat.
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W. READER, would you not like to send your Da.
gusfr~oiyre to some absent friend? If 60, call at
AbAsss metropolitan Gallery, and there you can
py%csre . superb mInisi,re for a tr;fine snm in.
ssse'd N a. nue. case, wh Oh b. sent to any par,
- to' United States for II c-nts by mail Splendid
Strfeoen'pc portraits m sde daily for 5 and &c. Ds
feo'ypes IN fine cases fr0,n 81 upwards No so
cent pictures made az this Ga.isry Can and exam.
ins specimens, ~ H.. +. - 'D.r e. ADAMS :
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A9-SPzxNDD PIcfuREs -lnoseo Of our readers who
ieere to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
should not fAil to pay yisit 10 Piumb's Rooms "a
the Avenue He hascu exhibition there some cboice
specim-us Of the new art Of Duos rreotgping n Oh
which for beauty and excellence incompsraSle
There 10 portrait exesuted IN this last style. of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on The
artist every lineamsnt thereof giving life like ex
preston. Mr.. plumbe il reckoned among The first
Daguerrean artist of our time. mar So
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WATER CURE TREATMENT

NJ hS. u REDhAN, at tue solici alton of may
VI iaiies, who have derived benefit from tn .Hy-
100 athic IL "a menf has teen inauced to offer be
1eTyic-s 70 the ladies Of Washington. Having Ia A
lang eNpe i-nce in ID. celebrated Graft nburs Wa
Ter cure establishment ia New lo-k wi e Is re-
4Gi's we're 80 s:5issctory, can with tdenre .e-
-" u'nlerd il 10 The public.
PATIENTS will be attended 20 st their own bo,sss
Residence 10Th stree, n.arH NAV l3-3t
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EOnhs oy the Rev. John Cum.
" mtnRs, ID. -.
the church before the Flood, price 75c
ecsnres On the Ap calyp vols, 81 SO
Fuic s OF the Dav. 15c
Voices # the Night 75c
christ Receiving nners 80,
1 Message from God; or thoughts on religion, for
thinking men GRAY 4 BALLsNTYNp
ms z
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~ SMITHS lHyssfFsIA OoRDI.L-This delicious
compnI nd offsr6. positive IN all GASES or
Dyspepsia or derangaipeDt ef the Digestive orgsns.
CRrpncste Of Extraordinary cures accomps ~ each
dsleteri0us substance. For sale by q d. GILMAN
ana at Browns Hotel, Wsehington, and wholesale
and retail by Dr. SMITH, Is and 20 South 18th ct,
Philadelphia. NAV p-tf
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A-R should be universally knofrn-for its strict
srue-that indiges ion is the parent Of lara pro
portion Of the fatal diseases Dysentery di-rrboe,
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
aiseases enumerated in the city insyectors weekl,
catalogue Of deaths, are geasrated by indigestion
alone. Think Of that dyspeptscs! think Of il ali whe
suffer from disordred stomschs, and II you are wf
lug 10 be guided by advice, founoed upon e. peri
ence. resort At once don't delay day. tn Hooand
which, Alternative, curative, and ipviacrant
stands alone and upapproacbed We have tried the
Ritters: aud knew that that they are excellent T.,
thu diseases specified above. For sale by dealers In
medicine eTerywbere ans
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~ wASrKp-To npd the first person that hss t.
ken Eatman's Headochs Remedy. according 20 di.
rec ions, who as not been entirely relieved. Gail
at GuNAN's Drug Store. May IL
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. NEssRs. EDITORS: My attention ha.

~ &ESSRs. EDITORS: My attention has
'S he ca'lei this morn;pg t. the sn1ource
ment of ar. Beverley Tucker by me. as a audida.e
To represent the interests of the First Ward in the
Bead OF Aldermen. wish you you'd correct the
mistake ty informing the citizens of the First Weird
that it il 1fr2ery Of my name in connection With
the amour cemant OF Mr. Tucker. am rot cit
zen OF the First Ward and theruF-re wou rot dare
To be so off hrs IS to anuouncs the name OF any
ests of the citizens of the frs: Ward / therefore
respectfully request the divdual an uouucing the
name OF Mr.. Tucker as candidate for Alderman. to
give his proper name aud not place BIS friend upon
tine recon- mendatioa nf oa- rot concerted with The
Ward in which Mr. TUX lives, for If be- has foand
il rec ssary to derend upon tst Of inf renee
eect Mr.. Tucker to any cfiee, would by al M. ans
advis' him at one u w,t"draw his nana, as that
kind OF fnrg ,ry is hound a. defeat him.
Very respectfully, r. HILTON, I'd Ward.
WssnItGTos. D. c., May 10TH, 1854.
1G-ItA
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tsot< HlR E.-Tha subs 'riter has first re /.
Il HORSE and BUGGY, which he win hire tc
car fnl parsons. OF would hire .he horse with sa'
die Gall st the Carpenter shop at the corner Of Sd
an" street, where all kinds of jpbb.nz and Car.
penters' work is done. H. Il. LANspAIF
maY lf-lHk =.
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Ell ECTION NOTICES.

Hsr- uAfUnALrf.-&cssrsE osors You will
r'ease announce s1LAS H. I'LL. Esq, \ . canui-
TOR the May orally at the ensuing ele' ton. ard
oblige MANY VOTERS
ma S-teF
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JUST ARRIVED DIRECT From HAVANA.

III nNl SUtEbI0R HAVANA CIGARSe
oOsOOOwhich for fragrance snd quality
Tot be equalet. They combine all the different
brands, 10 suit the palate Of every gentle .sn.
nave a'Ssyso on hand the choicest kiI Of CHEW
ING T0B <CGu, of every variety, which invariably
on trial has given universal ssti.isciion
Aiso. eleg4Lt smcking TOBACCO, In lite purest
state.
gress and others in want Of the genuine article.
i. -1a g. :. McILFBlsH,
- -. SIGN ef the Small linden
may lin under the National Hossl,
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From TIE Home Journal. n. T

"No article ever acquired so rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation LYoN'S KA1H.IR,N. To
those %ho have used 1T land who has not) the rea
son is obvious, as Its invigoratng and beautfyins
Effects and agreeable Perfume, stamp it an indispen
sable article of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price of Is seats, in large bottles
BY all dealers, everywhere. s.aa. , .s-a .s.s...
D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, l6l Broadway. nv
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~ Joe Shilifngton receives all the NKw
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fastss published. he
is agent fer Harper's and all the Other Magazines
aud our readers viii always find large and good
slftinent of Blank Books aud Stationery al his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner ofs street ami Pcs
sgyania avenue. aug -
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FINE WATCHES

] HAWK just r. ceivsd her lot of those yery
l. tue Watches, viii h i will sell from Is TO =,
Der cent lower thsn the quality are cold for
%isesnefe easn OF the large spread Eagle, PennA.
Avenue, between az and 9th sts
III. o. HOOD.
N b have also on hand some very SUPERIOR
'merican Watches, in heavy fine gold hunting Ca
saS. II N moan
may l2-sf
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BALTIMOR e Manuf &C.
Ss aLLlA-H furers' Trunk store, PENN

ss&A tASEt ssiFan'a 6Vcnue tti door esSt Of In
~@e>A-A-A4k United STATES Hotel
Always on hard a. this estab ishuent a cho,ee
and varied assortm. MT of Sole Leather, Woed Boz
Laoifs Dress AID Packi. z TRUNKS rnsnufactu. Cd
tent and experienced kmer
Aiso, Carpet Bag, Hat and Bonnet pnxes In ever
variety and Of the nc approved patteru aai fpisb
Trunks repaired, or taken in exchsuge
msy I6-1ws W. --H--
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re- FRS W tRn.-Msssrs. TdEOrs: Piease an
nouDce San UEL Z. DOUGLAS, Z d. as q capG3-
date fer Aloe I.sI. ,rn" tie ti.tI Ward. Owing to
bis Icing snd faithful services in The lower Board lie
wi, D. sup2"r Ell by u ] rity CT the
~ 70 Cnrrpc
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IUUNE-on the 18th ns ant, lot of ola Uar
l. ness. The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges. ~pd take it away. En-
cure OF Geo y Ponercy. I7th, bet and SITS.
NAV 16-2iH
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United States Patent Once.
Washingfon Nav L. lGsk


AN the petition Of RICHARD MONTGOMERY & LEW
~ Is W. HARRIS, of Sanger1eld, New York. prsy
ing Tor the extension Of a patent granted to them
Tor an improvement in the Mill or breaking ant
grinding bark. for years from the expiratjo,
OF SAID patent, which takes place on the Eth da,
Of July, 1851
is ordared that the sail petition be heard At th
Patent Office on Monday, the 24th day of July, 1854
at II O'Clock m aud all persons are notified to az
pear and show cause If any they have, why said De
tition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED Z.
ME In the Patent Office their objections specially se
forth IN writing, at least twenty days before the ds,
81 hearing all testimony Ill by either party tn -
used st the said hearing must be taken and trans
mi ted In aeoardance with the rules of the offc,,
when VIII be furnished on application
The testimeny in the case will be closed on IN,
i4th OF July; DISPOSITIONS, sud other papers relied on
a. 'e sumony must be hid in the Office on or beforl
the morning OF the 18th day of July. 1854. the az
gumsnts II any, within ten days th4re.zzer
Ordered also, that this notice be published IN r.
Union, lntelligencer, aud Evening Star 9ashin..
ton, d. O.; Pennsylpanap, Philadelphia, ps Sriep
ihc American, New York; Post, Boston, Mas .nl
inquirer, Cincinnati Ohio once a week for IN ~,
successive weeks previous to the cath day Of Jul,
next the day Of hearing.
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IOUND-Ou Mon 'ay. the Is h Instant thre
4 TEETH. set on 6, I'D plate WI ich the own ]
ran get nv ealing at BUTTS Drug Store corner I2,F
street and Pa av and paying for this advertisement
10 St
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RAa An BISCUIT snl Uubolted white
" Wheat Flour, for sa'e hv
81 SHEKEtL & BAILEY,
No. 5, opposite The Centre Market.
may lost
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IRON RAILING WORKS.

IRON kAiLtS6, every variety, of wroua,.t an
Jasf Iron, aid the celebrated Wire Railing.
Wtc1eTSbam's Patented HyIre Esnc..
For Pra,ries, Railroads, Farms Lawns, Gardens, &c
s. per roi.
IRON BEDSTEADS-IRON FURNITURE.
. NO second edition OF New Phase " the Iron
A.nofactare,' contracting designs explanations and
3n'es OF the 'bove articles, Forwarded by add,
The subscriber.
JOHN w1CEEESBAN.
Wsrerooms, No. Sl2 Broadway Works, Nos. 50,
80, 81, 90 aud 81 Lewis street. New rar.
a.
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~ TBlkD WARD-Acssrs. Efitors: Pr .ase an.
nouuce the n aine Of Dr. L. CHAPIN rs . oapdi-
dtfe for the Board Of Aldermen TO represent Third
Ward. MANY FBIENDs.
1-1ms
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CHARLES MAs0N

F. s.Editors Of the above papers viii please cop
per containing this notics nav 1sAqa ~
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SS- SIXTH wAR'.-Eecaon frs Monday a,
.h.e -LEMoEL GADpIs Is rep. CT liz ana con.
fGe ty submitted to his frierds and fellow citizens
II the SIKH Ward for reelection TO the Board q
Common Council for lha ensuing term.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-16

''Uncle Ned had no hair on the ton of his head
In the place where the hair ought to grow"
But he lived Previous to the discovery of Lyons eel
bratea hathairc1, which not only preserves and
bsautites, but restores the hair to any neriol n,
life. Only those who will not try it, are troubled
with badness, dandruf, Or harsh aud unplsas an,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-16

~ BONE RIFLE CORPS,-pIC
lS MIC AT THE WHITE HOUSE.-Farst o. n.
Nnson.-THURSDAY, May 18th. 1s54-The Boepe
kih men respectfully ounce the above to their
military friends and the citizens gentrsily OF u
District.
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