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SHERIFF'S SALE.
MICHAEL SALsBERRY, !


Es order Of sale tC
JOHN JACOB KESsEL, and Wife. me issued 10 par
tition In this case from the court Of pleas o
Carroll county; Ohio will offer for sale at public out
cry the door Of the Court House. In the Of Car
rohtOn in said county Of Carroll ONO on Tuesday the
seventeenth day oi0ctober neI the following described
real estate to Wit Situate in the county Of Carroll and
state Of Ohio viz part Of the South est quarter
section numbe fourteen, tl4 township fourteen, (lQo
range number six G)begnnng for boundary the Nortl
West Of said quarter section thence Suth twenty
chains evenytwo iinks 2go post thence East for
tyone chain o che East line Of said quarter section
to post thence North twenty chains 20J ard fortywo
links 42) to post thence West fOrt9 one chains f4ll
to the place Of beginning, containing eghtyfve acres
and seventeen hundredths Of or less Said
premises are appraised thirteen hundred dollars sub
jee to the life estate Of Mary Magdane Wait widow
Of George WANT deceased. Terms Of Sale-0ne third
in hand one third in year. and the remainder In two
years with interest from day of sale.
J0uN II. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff
Sep II, 1854. 6wprft4,6O
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PROCLAMATION.

Poo lsns hereby made to the qualified voters
arrol conn ty that General Election will be held as re
uired by Law on the
10th DAY OF OCTOBER A. D. 1854
at the several places Of holding Elections in said county
at which time he following Officers to be ehOsen TO
wit:
One Judge Of the Supreme Court
One member Of the Board Of public works.
One Congressman, for the 2lst Congressional district
One PFoba Judge.
One Clerk of the Court Of Common pleas.
One Commissioner.
0:e county Surveyor.
One Infrmary Director,
One Coroner.
The Trustees Of the several Townships in said couu-
ty are required to return the following number Of
Jurors from their respective townships TO the Clerk Of
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COME RIGHT ALONG
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

Harlem is the place to buy cheap good, fashionable
goods; SO come along and make no delay but beIcte
purchasing your
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
examine mine consisting Of every thing that is needed
in the Dry Goods Re My stock consists Of Broadcoths
Casinets Cassimeres CalicOes Ginghams Silks Beteges
Bonnets, Hats Naslins, Queensware. Glassware, &c
Ia shore every thing that be found IN village store
So call with your old friend at his stand Mast Harlem
Carroll Co., O., and you shall be accommodated in the
best possible manner. Don't mistake the place. Call
with ISRAEL WIAND.
May is, 1854. tt
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RR u. sold by druggists everywhere.
II. II. u. Office, lss PultOn-streclNewEo
For sale BY Dr., c, A. Bjesel, CarOIltOn, Ohio.
Oct. 5r-2W .H
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m nronlilt.
NOW ~ Tue fIMH.
NE nERE d TRE Pl.ACE.

WE are receiving rom New Nork and Phil.
adslphia, our Spring and summer Goods. md
are nOw prepared 70 e1hibil to The world the
most magnificent lot Of 8oOds ever offered ior
sale in this section Of country. Oar stock 4
full And complete. and Wish0u, bgssgiaz -
bloHing about them, We say 70 Al whs may
sAnt 70 buy eHKAP and coOu gods, 10 eall and
examine oar extensive assortu eni. And as to
PEEcEs, We uill sell ~ cheap as the ehezpsss
IN short We Will BOT be unders0ld BY any 9TH
er house in Eastern Ohis. Please give ~ a
call. CUMMINGS a BRACKIN.
My 9Th. 1854. i.
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Syrup-The very best article in market for
sale by CAB.
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WHITE LEAD DRY, Red do LEherage do. White
Lead in on, Zinc Paint in Oil and the Fire Proof Paint
and general assoi tment Of the Small Paints on sale BY
G. A. B0EGEL.
WHITE FISH AND MACKEREL, for sale by
G. A. BOEGEL.
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silk and Satins Of all grades and cJJrs.
large 10! on land and for sale cheap by
n Tn
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White Goods for ladies', few pieces Of
heautiful new styles, barred and stripe, and
r sale by G. B.
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PsrasOIs. s beautiful lot now OPsn sad foe
sale cheap, by q. B.
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BounelS, BsBReiS.-Seeond sts.TAl o. 81
and Fancy straw BOunsts selling OF sheap. =
Call soon. CAB
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B0HReI Rib ben Hus assortment just open
ed, at .&B
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Save Your Money.

Ready Made CISIhIng-We have a very
neat stock Of Clothing Of the latest styles,
which we will sell very cheap. G. & B.
SCyIhes, Forks. Hoes, Shovels and Spades,
full assortment on hand and will be sold cheap
by g. B.
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He has a large lot Of Dress Goods Of all
kinds for the lsdieS-Cloths, Cassimeres, Sat
ine.ts DC, for the gentlemen-Hardware, Cut
lery, Qneenswsre and Groceries for the million
All Of them are cheap as the ebespesl and
good as the best. Come and see.
CarrDllton Nav 4. 1884
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Also the same number from each township be return
ed to the Probate Judge.
J. Il. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff
Sherih's Office, CarrOllton, Sep. IA, 1854. I'd
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DlED-At Oneida, on the 9th ult., FANNY d. young.
est daughter OF Geo. and Abby Jane Hull aged one year
nine months, and thirteen days. .
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Thompson has ben East Again.
And after days and nights Of fatigue, and toll
has succeeded in buying large 10. Of New
Goods, part of which he paid the cash for.
and the rest he bought on eredt-all must now
be sold, and debts paid, 10 keep his credit up.
All the world is hereby invited to see the
Grand esult
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A superior article Of McC ehsn's ultero abdomina
Supporters, common abdominal do, Silk Saspensar
bandaged, Shoulder Braces Gents, and Ladies; commo
Mems Tusses, Chd's do for sale by G. A. B0EGEL.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

JOIN II. WHITCRAFT,
Jet 1854. I'd priS4,50 Sheriff G. co. O.
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Es6rSEER's AND SURVEYOR s INSTRUMENTS
We invite attention to the fact that Messrs.
F. W. d r. King, of Baltimore, have removed
their establishment frem No. SO South street
to No. 226 Baltimore street, in that city, one
door east Of Charles, in the Theatre building
At the same time we desire to commend to all
purchasers of such instruments as are manu-.
featured by these gentlemen, the excellence
and superiority of the workmanship through
out. The Messrs. King came to Baltimore
from New York, furnished with the most OK.
tensive experience in every department of the
bssiness, and by their zeal, industry and an.
terpriss, they have given an impetus to their
peculiar profession it never had before. Suc.
cess has rewarded their efforts, and they now
take central position in the city, and enter
upon possession with widespread and we'll
earned reputation. These are the sort of men
practical, energetic, and skilful artisans and
manufacturers-that add to the real wealth
and attractiveness Of every city, and we hope
that the Messrs King, and all others who thu,
contribute to industrial enterprise, will find
in public confidence and general patronage,
their well deserved reward.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-21
BENEFITS STANDING LIES.

The number of alsehoods of Bennett
of the Herald, is legion. 1t matters not
how glazing they are shown to be, or how
often disproved, he still clings to them
with an astonishing pertinacity. We
give, to-day, four of his most notorious
lies, which, though corrected, he is almost
daily repeating. We notice his delibe-
rate lie, stating that Mr.. Buchanan de-
nounced President Pierce's policy in the
presence of Judge Douglas and himself.
Judge Douglas contradicts this, by say
ing he was not within one hundred miles
of Bennett at any one time in Europe.
Second, his lie that half of the Star is
owned by Colonel Forney, who has not,
and never had, penny's interest in it.
and never contributed line to its col.
umns. Third, that Jefferson Davis is in.
terested in the Gadsden treaty, a false
hood so atrocious that it would cost Ben.
nett his ears if he even uttered it in the
presence of gentlemen in this city. Fourth,
that President Pierce instigated the diff.
Guilty between Messrs. Breckenridge and
Cutting, lie so gross that the bar-room
topers here would blush to repeat it. Sc
much for to-day.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

Ok A3AAA We 4A6 1Vh0NV S~0S~'
The InteHigeneer eschews editorial to-
day. --..
The Union devotes column to an on
slaught against the late speech of General
Cullom. The allegation is that MIR. Gid
dings and his friends have found COLA
borer in General c., Notwithstanding the
fact that the General represents a south
ern district. Mr.. Clingman, writing from
the House over his own signature, to the
Union, makes a strong epistolary argu-
ment against the insane bill; placing his
opposition to it principally on the ground
of its unconstitutionality.
The Sentinel gives the Union and the
administration some of it's old-fashioned
independent support" accusing them
of breaking down the Democratic party
of causing its g disintegration." It will
do the editor good to read what we
write in another column, on the disinte-
grafton of both parties. There are plain
truths there, on which the people may
ponder to advantage.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-21

Joe Shillington sends US "Slade's
Travels in Turkey" published by VIM.
Taylor & Co., No. IL Ann street, New
York. The author is Adolphus Slade, an
Englishman, who is, or was, an admiral
of the Turkish feet; a devil-may.care
sailor, who tells of the Turks and Turkey
just as he knows them treating subjects
of peculiar interest at this time in a very
agreeable, yet blunt way. Nothing
likely to interest an American inquirer
relative to Turkey, her people, their man
ners, customs, &C., seems to have es-
capped him. The book is much after the
order of that of j. Ross Browne, en-
bracing more details of fact, if less
sprightlineSs. 1t is well worth reading.
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DOINGs IN CONGRESS.

SENArE.-Yesterday, after an Executive ses.
sion Of some hours, the doors were re- opened
and the Senate adjourned till Monday.
In THE HOUSE, yesterday, at the conclusion
Of the remarks of Mr.. Harris, of Alabama, in
favor of the bill to authorize the continuance
Of the existing mail contract between Mobile
and Montgomery, it was further advocated BY
Messrs. Cobb and Jones, of Georgia
Mr.. Seward moved to lay it on the table; moi
agreed to.
The said joint resolution was then passed.
The House then went into Committee on the
West Point Academy appropriation bill, (Mr
Jones, OF New York, in the chair) The pend.
ing amendment, appropriatiDg $50, 600 for g
Cavalry Exercise ii. 9. Riding school) hall, was
agreed to-yeas 65, nays IS.
The committee also amended the bill by
making the compensation of the master OF
g Sword Exercise" Ii. Q. Fencing MASTERY
$1,000 per annum-yeas SO, nays &C.,
The committee then rose, and the amend.
ments to this bill being agreed to, the said bill
as amended, was duly passed.
Mr. Hastings (who is about to leave Wash
ington for season. asked, and obtained leave
to have his undelivered speech on the Nebras.
ka bill inserted in the Congressional proceed.
ings.
The House then adjourned.
PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY.
HousE.-To-day, after the reading of the
journal
The Senate bill to recompense the discovery
OF practical anasthesia, was read twice.
MIR. Hamilton moved its reference to the
Committee On Claims
Mr.. Bissel suggested its reference to the
Committee on Mill airy Affairs.
Mr.. Letcher protesred against its reference
to the Committee on Claims, that not being the
appropriate committee for its consideration.
Mr.. Edgerton also opposed that reference
Mr.. Blssell urged its reference to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
MIR. Hamilton again addressed the House in
favor OF its reference to the Committee on
Claims, and demanded the previous question.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, moved to lay the
bill on the table, which was agreed to-yeas
81, nays 46.
A Senate bill for the relief of LETTERS and
and j. W. Smith, was then referred to the
Post Office Committee, on being read twice.
Mr.. McDougall reported from the Post Office
Committee bill to provide weekly mail be-
tween the Atlantic States and San Francisco.
The said bill having been read twice, was
read at length for the inform alton of the
House.
MIR. McDougall addressed the House in ex-
plantation OF his bill, and moved its postpone
ment until the first Monday in June.
MIR. Upham reported back from the same
committee, the Senate bill for the relief of Ira
Ody, referred to the Committee of the Whole
on the State Of the Union.
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~ The Richmond Examiner saws


Those who speak of Mr.. Daniel as
still editor or owner of this newspaper
speak absurdly, and do him wrong. Mr.
Daniel has no more control over or share
of, or property or interest in, this estab-
lishment, than the man in the moon
MIR. ID. has right, after term of years
to purchase a fractional interest in this
newspaper but that, as the lawyers
would say, is an interest in future, and
contingent-a right in posse, and not in
esse."
So much the greater pity. The friends
of the Examiner INDUCED the fond hope
that his bold, Ife-giving pen, would soon
again grace its columns, which are now
SO dull and crazy.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-21

Dr.. IvEs's NEW WORK.-W. A. Ken
nedy, bookseller, Seventh street, between
G and ii, has laid on our table the work
of DIR. Ives, entitled "The Trials of a
Mind in its Progress to Catholicity." 1t
cannot fail to be interesting to other de-
nominations than Catholics.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-21

" Two thousand German emigrants
were at Antwerp at the latest date, wait.
ing for vessels to take them to the United
States.
" The annual report Of the Secretary
of the State of New York, gives the whole
number Of paupers relieved during the
year 1853, at 1902.
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RE MOVAL.
F. w. & r. KING,

70
HAVE removed fsom 33 South Street, to a more
IL cent al location, 226 Baltimore street
We have on hand or manufacture to order a gen.
eral assortment Of Engineers, Surveying. Drawing
ard Daguerreotype INSTRUMENTS. Also. Magnet
&c Instruments, Galranie Batteries Sun Dals. Opera
S'ectdctes before Opera Glasses Mdgpitying Glasses
Microscopes Telescopes, BaromsterS. Thermon, etsrs
Hour Glasses, dc, to which We respectfully invib
the attention of purchasers
Repairing promptly attended to. ap 2l-lm
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come to Washington to make treaties with the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs for the relin-
quishment of portion or the whole of their
lands in Nebraska and Kansas. They occupy
the lands on both sides of the Kansas from its
mouth fer so miles up.
The Gadsden Treaty.-The usually best in
formed persons in Washington concerning such
matters, are certainly to-day under the inn
preston that the Gadsden treaty cannot fail to
be confirmed.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, the Goth Of April
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the redemption of stocks..... $3.50 80
Fer the payment of other Treasury
ueDtS .....s....s....ssss. LOCUS ~
For tho Customs ............... 50,472 q
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands l4,l94 u
Covered into the Treasury from
Cust0ms... .........S....s.:. LILO vt
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ,561 90
For the War Department. A2,50 8;
For re-paying for the War Depart
ment... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 61s 4:
For the Navy Department. ....... 1886 q
For re-paying for the Navy De-
partment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 79,2o1 OF
For the Interior Department. 4,032 6S
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THE STAR IN BALTIMORE.

Persons served with the Star in Balti.
more, are requested to pay nothing fol
subscriptions to any one beside Andrew
Muirhead, who is the agent for the de-
livery of the paper, until further notice.
Any orders left at the bookstore o
Gathers & Brother, corner Of Baltimor,
and Holiday streets, or with Andrew
Muirhead, No. As Britton street, nea,
Madison, for the northern part of the city
VIII be promptly attended to.
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SPRING CLOTHING.

GENTLEMEN preferring to have their Clothing
" made 10 order are invited to examine the So
perior advantages Row Offering. in price and
quality to purchasers of single garments or
FULL SUITS
made to order in the most superior manner, and o.
the best qualities Of
Having the assistance of able and experienced cut
ters, faithfully promise entire satisfaction in
all cases. WALL & STEPHENS,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts-
ap Aft next to Iron Rall
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OFFICIAL.

Franklin Pierce, President Of the United STATES Of
.9merleG, to all rhon a may conoeTn'
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO me
that JAMES F. incline has been appointed vice
consul of France, at Cincinnati, in the state oil
Ohio, I do hereby recognise him as such, and
do declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges as are allowed to
the Vice Consuls of The most favored nations in the
United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
be made patent and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, IT the city of Washington,
the Eth day of April, A. D., 1854, and OF
l.. s. the independence Of the United States OF
America the seventy eighth. -,
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
WI. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE
$4,000 WORTH OF REAL AND PER
sONAL PROPERTY GIVEN AWAY


I'HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizen.
L OF Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria
and the surrounding country that he has procured
thirteen thOusa nd dollars worth of real and persona
property hereinafter described, which he proposes
to distribute among his patrons who mag expend So
in Eaguerreotypa likenesses Of the style and sig
furnished for So. which will be furnished at Plunbe
DAGUERREAN Gallery, Browns Marble Front Building
Washington. To each of these q ticket will be given
specifying that the holder entitled to interest
in laid property.
The property will be distributed by faithful and
competent committee appointed for the purpose in
strict conformity with law.
Arrangements will be made with competent artists
m baltimore. and at various othr points to furnish
Daguerreo ypes and tickets to all pereons who are
disposed to join in the enterprise Persons living
Ia the country who will enclose ma So aud state
their address, will receive q ticket and a receipt
Whlcn Will enable them to procure Daguerreotype
kenesses whenever presented either in this CITY or
at ny other point where may make ARRANGEMENTS
pledge my reputation that all promised In this
advertisement shall be faithfully complied with
Inc particulars as to the mode Of distribute on
&C.. can be obtained of p. b PAGE at Plumbe's Gal
lery, as they would be too lengthy to insert here
20 Building Lots, 81 feet front and los
feet deep, valued at 500 each.--
These lots are beautifully situated
east of the Capitol. on and c, be- ,,o,o -,
tween 9th and 10th streets, and are s'o.ooo "
daily enhancing in value-must
double their present value in one or
tWO years.
10 superb Gold Watches double cases, at sIOO
1000 GO
100 Gold Pencil Cases at SIS 500 &C
lou Goid Rings 500 0C
10 Gold Bracelets, at $40 loo OI
"a Gold Breastpins, at S. 100 OC
Silver Card asses at IS 40 OC
90 Gold Pens, silver cases, at SO l50 90
10 copies full length likeness Of Henry
Clay, steel engraving at So 80 0e
10 copies full length likeness of John G.
Calhoun, at So 80 oC
Wrb.ter, at IS so oc
100 copies fine Standard Works at 81 200 Ol
Five hundred dollars in subscriptions to
Daily Newspapers and first class Peri.
odicals, postage paid on all 500 O(
$4,000 Oo
As this enterprise is so much more liberal thar
any of the same kind heretofore offered to the Sub
lie, hnpe that in short time the tickets will all b,
disposed Of SO that the property be distributed
an early day.
Letters must be directed to the subscriber, care
P. B. PAGE, Washington City, DC.
JOHN @. WHEELWRIGHT, Artist
spH-2ts
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| UCTION EMRROIDERIES. pl

W PIair
n and Dotted Swiss Muslins.-Just received
from arcton, lar. lot Of Embroideres, Plain and
Dotted Swiss huslins, DeLaines, Bereges. BeBege
Shawls IS cts Silk Nantes 81; Lawns plain Swis,
10, Inserting cts, Collars 6, Parssols, Bonnets
Flats, Hats, &c.
Also, first rate stock Of Caters, Slippers, ant
other kinds Of Shoes at the very loves. prices.
For great bargains come TO BROWNS
Cheap Cash Store, corner 18th and sts.
ap 21-tf
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" Severe fiosts are reported at Mobile
at the late date of April l8. ~ a
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A m. HOFFAR,
Al q NJ

IA n Az q
Is now prepared 10 insert best porcelain TEETH,
frvm one 10 full sett at the shortest notice. Man
ufacturing as We do from the crude material we
have entire control Of the time required TO prepare
them. Call aud examine specimens.
All dental operations attended to, and diseases Of
the mouth.
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th Streets
up l3-dlm
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He THAT HATH EARS LET HIM HEAR,

rTHAT J. ]. WOODBRIDGE is the only man ip
l. Washington that will give you perfect likeness
for % cents. His Electorene Pictures are acknowl-
ed red by those who have been fortunate enough 10
get them, as being the best they The like
is equally good as those you will get else
where for 81 Also, pictures taken from Is cents to
S25, and finished in style not to be surpassed.
Rooms between 9th aud 9TH streets, Pennsylvania
avenue. over Gilmau's Drug Store. Washington.
Also-Rooms to let. Enquire at the Daguerrean
Rooms. up 2l-2t*
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GOWQUA MATING

lust received, fresh supply of CHINESE FLOOR
u MATING. very superior article, Gowgua
brand, which will be sold at a very low prios, by
L. p. CLARK,
Upholsterer and Paper-hsEgcr,
Pa avenue, between 18th and 18th SIS.
lh-d1w
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BoNNETs, RIBBONS. AND FLATS.

DUMMIES, 6IbBUNc, AND FIAIS,
ID ECE1VED this day from the North, a new SUI
IL ply of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flats &c, which
shall sell at the lowest prces. Persons wishing to
make purchases will do well to call and examine
Immediately. Having but one price 1 am deter
mined 10 make that the most advantageous to cut.
toners.
Wanted, a smart, active young man, as salesman.
RUTH A. PEACO,
bet sth and 9Th sts opp. Centre Market.
ap 2l-3t