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MO0REs IMPROVED TRIcOPHERoUs


IHIS article s presented to the public as the best
l. By d cheapest Hair restorative ever yet offered
have uitne ssed its effects in IL mum Der of cases.
know individuals who hava acquired 6 new growth
Of hair by the OF two and three bottles 1t will
etfectusily prevent badness, remove dandruT
scruff &c, and toilet article it cannot be sur
passed-having many advantages over Hair Oils,
Pomades &c. Sold in large bottles at % cents per
bottle, Or for 81. B. MOORE, Chemist,
je Off Pa avenue opposite Seven Buildings.
E. FISHER. MRS HERMAN
~ FISHER Il co, FRENCH STEA n
IL. SCOURERS, West 1lth street, seven DOOR
above Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, will thor
Oughly cleanse all kinss Of LADIES' and Child, en-.
silk. velvet or opllen Dresses--Gentlemens Goa 8
Pants, Vests and Cravat5, without shrinking or tax
lag off the natural gloss. Also Shawls, Curtains
Covers, Ribbons, Fancy shoes, silk Bonnets. Gloves
&C., &C. ..t.asf. }s-f
e. Spots Of OIL ice cream. Lemonade, &c, take,
out without cleaning the whole. tss
The utmost punctuaiity warranted
White Grape Shawls done up equal to new.
~ B.-please send your orders early in the weel
| If you wish the work done the same week.
! may 25-d2w&2aw2w WIN. r. sHEDD, Agt
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BODY SNATCHING EXTRAORDINARY. -
The Elgin Palladium of the 18th ult. has
the following accounts of some events
which TRANSFERRED at Napervilfe, ILL.,, after
the execution there Of Patrick Doyle, on
the 18th After his execution a most
disgracefql scene took place between GER
lain ply sicians and others in relation to
the body of the murderer. After the
execution his body was delivered to the
sexton, under his solemn and repeated
agreement to bury it properly. He pro-
ceeded with a physician and his student
to the burying ground, where grave
had been previously dug, and lowered
the coffin into it, and then pretended to
have some business off at distance from
the grave. While he was gone the others
unscrewea JIG c cc.G: .ccL c.: The tie body
and it being thought unsafe to move it in
the day time, they hid it in the corner of
the fence, and went away, and thesexton
buried the empty coffin. During this
transaction another physician and some
others were watching them, and as soon
as the first set of hyenas left. they stole
the body from the place where the first
set of thieves had put it, and hid it again
in the woods. The first party coming
back, and finding their body gone, very
naturally concluded that the body was in
the woods near by, and laid in watch.
As soon as it was dark, as was anticipa-
ted, the second gang came with their
wagon to take the body away. 1t is said
that knives and pistols were drawn, and
threats made, but they did not 90 so far
as to use them and the disgraceful row
was ended by the first party burying the
pretended right of the other, and took
the body to Naperville. About III
o clock the same night, another set of
medical marauders from Chicago. entered
the graveyard and opened the grave. but
finding nothing but an empty coffin, thew
were saved from the infamy of robblng
it.
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No. 6l2.
OTlCE Of the establirnment Of addition L
.0TA
la pursuance Of the act Of Congress approved sp,R
i2 lo5i, entitled IAN set to establish aIdIti rs,
hnd districts in the Territory OF M,nneso'a" n Is
1tr by declared and made known that the land o.
ice 'or the Root River district" has been lccao
or the present by he President Of he United s,ates
AZ the town OF BROWNSVILLE. and b 4 for the In
nespols distr't, al tie town OF iIDnEApoIIs, beth
on the Mississippi river.
Given under nv hand az the ciiy OF Washington.
this twenty third day OF May. A. =. 1854
JOHN n ILS0N,
COMMISSIONS Of Genera! and Off,u-
NAV
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MARRIED.

/, On the lst instant, By the Rev. James Ii. Brown,
Mr.. THOMAS DOUGLASS WALKER to Miss
ELLEN VIRGINIA WARWICK, both of this city
On the 4th 1stant, by the Rev. James II. Brown
Mr.. CHARLES KELLER to Miss ANN REBECCA
WALKER, both of this city.
instant. by the Rev. VIM. H. Pendleton, the Rev
GEORGE NORTON to Miss MAMIE BE RWELL
daughter of James X. Marshall.
In Baltimore, on the Isl instant, by the Rev. DR.
county. Kentucky, to ANN ELIZABETH, daughte
Of the iate Matthew Ransom, Of Jefferson county
Virginia. .Fg.
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NEW ORIG SE,RE-


THE undersigned, having been by the dec isiou Of
l. the Honorable the Judges of the Circuit Courr
o. the United states for The District Of olarlbs re-
inst'ted in his ha re-opened his store at tn.
corner OF Pa. avenue and IIth I.
There the FOUNTAIN OF THE SILVER SWAN
will dispense those refres hing, iuvig. rating aue
youth restoring waters, which, combined With bis
unIiValled and incompsr ib!e SFLJI'S have won
for him golden opinions fro n all sorts Of peone
The b-auty, the ehivslry, the labor, the learning
the Commerce Of our mighty ami giorious land have
all been represents at the Eounsetn of the
oliver swan, and all with grateful accord mo
nounced it tbs 'ns plus ultra" OF earthly drink
There loo will be found in addition 10 a oompl. IT,
sto X of f,esE DRJGS and MEDICINES. TOILET
fhVCASlfES in ali the delicate aLJ mystic varie-
les OF Inc boudoir, as we'll as the wherewthal to
cultivate The mouStacbe ard the imperial
Thsra the most delicate Transatlantic extracts OF
Lubin will he found surpassed by q more subtle
SPIRIT OF FLOWERS =
For the Zscuperation of the hair he offers
fhiio Come
Castor Oil Pometum
Chrysta'ine Pomads
Banuolne
Plplor's Heir Ilyig
Ok Marrow
Rose Eai. oil
Eutriti'e Iream
Barry : I ric. Ealrloos
Lyon Katha,rpn
JANIS Eair lonjc
Lovet's Wsh;ere
Vandusen's Wahpene, and
Julius Haus Eau Lustral
Th-re the lovers of the Indian " esi Will fnl the
choicest Havana brands.
VICl 0RIA
NEPTUNE
AMBROSfA
LA INDIA --
LA SOL ~.
LA MINERVA -.
la PUNrUELDAD,
FRANKLIN
LA ALMA.
And be hopes by ass;duous and careful attention
- business snd his customer s. retain old fiji nds
win new oaes, and secure 10 hiBssIfa living share
o. patronage. s. X. sf ESTER,
Corner Of Pa. avenue and 18th street.
Glay 2h-eOln
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nav 23-MW,
OLD POINT HOTEL.

Fs'HtS favorite summer resort, ce,-brlted for its
l. fine sea bathing ard retire hing sea breeze sitl
be opened for the reception OF gusts ca THURSDAY
June lst. With the recent Improvements. tho eagb
renovation. and paintings, the establishn Wi
present additional inducements to invaids, AM per
soDE seeking delightful summer residence.
With the experience of the undersigned, ait, rye
assistants, and his personal attention 10 the lrsi
ness he hopes TO merit fun share Of TIE put 'ic "a
tIonsgs. &. q. WILLARD
OLD POINT COMFORT, Va. may l0-eotistJune
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EVERYBODY LOOK HERE

4 DAhANI. CANDIES ls1s cts. pound, sans
"a price OF common m VI III Candies: n ,rlesn.
sugar. twenty round for one dollar; Soft cruz hea
"ys-sllz d Sugar for st'aW Der ries Twelve rounas
Tor nne deiiar superior CucI mber Pickle ffty cts
Per hundred, Wing r given in; Fresh nice Flour.
:nokei BEEF Tongue ct D cents e.ch; Corn.us
u-'ah, bordeaux, ma other pure olive Oils; Block
Ia, ~ commended by the Faculty az go cents n :
warranted better than is usually sold fer one dollar
a pound; Potash; pure sslera.us, Durkee's Bread
'owderS Taparinds &c, togeti err with all the vari-
North.
OoCds delivered free Of cost
z. n. p KING,
Cor street AMI vt ave-, It. Johns square.
je 5-tf
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- n Concert and Festival for
- the benefit IF It. Johns (,'aroID Chanel y,
Montgomery count, Maryland, will tate place at
the 'ottae-, eight milr7 ror h Of WASHINGTON on
CHURSBt Z. rhe sEh of uBe.
Mrs. YOU 10, he s5rated vocslist, has kindly
,Jnsented 10 at,eIi
The g.i-s viii hA opened st g o'clock D. m Tho
conceIt TO co-ansncc CT 5l5 O'Clock
Adm'ttsEce II cen:s-childreu under IL y.srs OF
sga gratis 20 . e,ism,
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New York Markets .Wa

Naw foRx, June 5.-Fiour dull-sales OF
100 bbls of State Al S9.l2, southern a. So so
'Ss.os- Wheat declined-sales of 600 bus
req al 81 soaSZ 90; Genesee ~ 50 40 Corn
sales of 10000 bushels Of mixed at "a c.n,.
Yellow 79a79 cts. Cotton dull and declining
stocks unsettled but slightly better.
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The Fugitive Slave Rim,

BosroN, June 6.-Ihe examination Of tie
parties arrested for being engaged in the fusi.
tive slave riot, was continued to day. Bishop.
otoWeli, jackson and Morrison were fully com
mltted without bail for the murder of BatcheI-
der: Brown and Wesley were held in So. 600
each for riot. Cluer, Hame and Hopewen
we're discharged. Thompson and Robinson
were held for a further examination.
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"a PIECES Embroidered Curt ain
81 Muslin, at 81 tor l. yards, worth S.
90 pieces very rich Curtain Muslin
~ do plaid Cambrics from I2If cts. up
SO do plain, striped, and plaid Swiss Musins
table Cloths, Table Covers and Napkins
Irish Linens, some very good for % cts.
The above goods were bought at Auction and will
be sold much less than their value
VIM. r. RILEY,
Corner Sth street, opposite Centre Market
may f9-ln 2.
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New Hampshire Lee;slsture.

CONCORD, n H.. June 6-The Legislature
meets here Tomorrow, and considerable ex-
element exists as TO the election of officers.
The Democrats have nominated Francis X
Chase, OF Conway, for Speaker, and A Hib.
bard and A 5. Marshall tor clerks. The vote
Was unanimous.
The Free Sellers months tcd Mason W. Tan
pan, of Bradford. for Speaker. which the Viii q
viii endorse. and the Wings will probab'y
nominate j. .. Adams for clerk.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auct,on.,r.

BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
E's SALE OF a Desirable Residence BY
virtue OF deed of trust recorded in Liber ] A
NO 81, folo S4t. &c. one of the land records for
washington county, in the District of Columbia 7
vii offtr ut public sale the eastern half Of lot Nc
IN sGuare or reservation A, with the Improve
meats, q desirable brick d=elling house
The sale to take place on the premises on Miss, u.
ri avenue. between 81 and ~ ST., on TUESDAY.
the l5tf day Of Jnne, st o'clock .. 10.
Terms made known at the sale -
w. n. WARD. Trustee.
may 31-eoiSrs anct;one.r,
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Baltimore Marker

BALr1soEE, June The steamers nevs A..
pressed breadstuFs Howard street nopr bsIa
a. S. 81; City Mills at s. g. No buyer.-
Wheat dccllnel--salss OF l,29o bushels, red, ut
- 0S a 10; white at 81 IOs2 Is. Corn
sales of 5000 bushels, white at IS a IS! vel
low, az 80. Pennsylvania Eye at 81 IS Oats
sales at 90; Maryland at So ass
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

- Tik IHo oVedWeFs uEU. WhoH-
fEss1S.s5rEax INGTON OF THOS. COLLYER
che cred public or select partes to ,i.t
Mount Vernon, Fort Washington White Housr Pa
vilion, or any other places on the Potomac yer.
The scenery on the fissf ia very handsome. Ia
For particulars amply tn the President Of tile CON-
pany or the Captains OF the Boats
Schools taken ut reduced prices.
JOB Coz SON, -.'
SAMUEL GEDNEY 30
may 23-MW&Flm -atss- Captsius.
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AUCTION SALES
By z: 8, wRIenTj asorse.ovs.

BY e. 8. WRIGHT Gsorge.ows.
Y A.aaAbLE it,f, r., It Arctfon Lon ,,eNn. v
sci, the .Sn the sth instant at O. lock. sb,lv
to Mr. Ma. III 80, ana n'st-rirts on IL, heongioe
near High street ga S''ustra ON ProsIect
81 mon,b, uane-hfh cash balance in a. - "a and
est, ''r approved endorsed pot,s with ints,.
je2-3t ;. Wright
IS The above sale "a "nser.
stanf a. tha s.s,. pNtsDAY afternoon, tbs ~ =:
tax o, H. 8. WRIGHT
..-.r AurfiopA,,
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NEWS FROM CTRA.

IMPORTANT AND AUTHENTICI-s r syI-
NEsTER has received, direct from Havana, 40.
10 CIGARS, manufactured from the best Vueia-
abaJo totac o, by Antnnia Cabarga, No j, obespo
street, Havana. '-Cilfnarados," ffrst, second, and
third qualities brand Of lS47 and "LcndIes," brand
of 1913 10 600 of eech HT
Corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street.
je2eo2w sla3
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e. SMITHS DYSPEPSIA CoRD1.L-This dslicon:
compound Is offered positive cure in all cases Of
Dyspepsia, Or arrangement of the Digestive organs
Certificates of extraordinary cures accompany each
bottle 1t Is entirely vegetable and free from an,
dslsterious substance. For sale by y d. GILMAN
and at Browns Hotel, Washington, and whoIesaJ.
and retail by DR. SMITH, Is ana 20 South 18th 1T.
Philadelphia. NAV Of
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OW is THE TIME

~ IND THIS IS TIE PLACT
Ddgnsrreotyp' tor % cents ard up.oards
For the accommodation of those who want cheap
pictures, wilson G CO. have fitted up a tn,
Gallery in Lane fuckers Building directly oyr,
the Gallery formerly known as '.Thonpson's."
Remember the name and be sure and find tn.
right gallery. WILSON 4 Co.
Ia. avenue, between AZ and 9th SIS.
NAV If -
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T. 1i y. CAMPBELL & co.
CO .sTRATTON, Auc,,or

T.. sTR BELL & GO.
NATION, Aactionser.
VALUABLE UNIMPRovrp pRoprsry
First Ward, by order of the Hon :, IN ihs
phans' Court-on MONDAY ave ,sts III tfe vr
O'clock m, on TIA premises, We fhafI all the ",
part o. lot No. :, in Square No. 80, fropiins q
,eel on street, and running hacA to q 60 foot al
ley. containing about 8 SIS square feet. -.
Terms: Onethird cash the residue In equal In
stsiments, at thr.e and six months. with interee
rom The day of sale. to be satisfactorily secured ant
suf1'ct to the continuation of the Circuit Court o.
the county and Dislrct of Columbia.
Title ndisputahe. Conveyancing at The expens,
of purchaser
IT the terms OF sac are not complied with In in
Gays thereaiter the properly wiz be sold at the risk
and exrense Of the purchaser.
NAV 13-Sw&ds
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~ READER, would you not like to send your Ia.
guerreotyre to some absent friend? If So call at
ADAhss Metropolitan Gallery, and there you can
serted in fine case, which can be cent to any part
of the United States for IL CENTS by mail Splendid
Stereoseopic portraits made daily for and S. D..
cent pictures made at this Gallery Call and exam.
inc specimens. G. ADAMS
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COL. FIR ENnEr

Is nov engaged In another Exploring Expedition
70 tne racine. Y. 3 Emerson hiss long been engaged
N exploring BALD HEADS, and has Mt lengtf
brought before the Public Compound, which Is :
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and to prevent Hal,
rom falling, which thousands who have used will
giving particulars. Price 81 90 in large Bottles
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and George
Gown, u. Z. q. D. GILMAN, General Agent, 10,
Washington and surrounding country
G. L. FISHER CO. Projectors.
No. II SupariOr gtrset Clay .Io,a n
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Death Of a Memh., ~ c.r,-...

WHEELING. June Hon r. Snodyrsss
lied very suddenly to day at his residence in
Parker; burg lie represented the 2 district
OF Virginia In the present Congress
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ny =. .. MCGUIRE, Anctione.r.

BY J. @. MCGUIRE, An.tton,..-
EXTENSIVE SALE or WROUGHT Avn . o.
~ Iron, Lumb'r, &c, at Auction On ri m
the 9TH instant at 10 O'clock on the t,,
fses, shall sell the materials eomrosnc IT,
Bfifge, at the terminus of street co.'s.
% soout 50 tons Wrought and Cart Iron. ana Io,
The Iron will he sold in lots "a init r,,-,,ss.r.
Terms: $50 and under cash: oyer ssS = --ssi, .,
dorsed, besriug interest '''A ss s'f ~ sh-
by order Of tbs Mayor. ..s-. %
iups ID ~ JAS C. MCGUIRE;
snrai,a,,s
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NEW MUSIC received this week Ida Polka In
~ gomar Polka, Pattie Polka, Fantasia on .Jor
dams lard Road to Travel; The Elves, consisting Of
variations on Thou art Gone from my aze:" Grand
Russian March variations; Golden Ring Waltzes;
This Darkies Heart is Sad; Few Days, and Ia addi-
ton to q variety Of stsnda I'd and popular Music
violin, guitar, flute, accordion, and other kind OF
Music Books. JOHN = FILLS
may 80 Penn av., between 9th ami 10th .ts
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- ENTLEMEN's Ready made Clo-

NENTL Z MEMS Ready made Cio-
~ fhsng.-WALL j. STEPHENS, Pennsylvs.
Dis avenue, next door to Iron Hail. invite purrna-
sefs OF ready made Clothing to examine thei. supe
rior assortment, which embraces, at this time, the
most beautiful variety Of scasonable Cords to be
low prices.
Their custom department is we'll stocked with fire
Cloths, Cashmere, Doeskins, Linen billings sill .
satin, and marseies vestings, Ct new and tasb;ona
notice, and at unusually low prices. je st
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Philadelphia Market

PHILADELPHIA, June Market dull, and
breads; utis depressed. The stock market shows
no material change.
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Historv of Ca,;forn,,

II
~ Eddy s large Map CT California
The Plurality of Worlds, with an Introduction, by
Pref. Hitchcock
The Russo Turkish Camp igns, by Col Chestney
The Russian Shores of the Black Sea, By Oliphant
Gurowskis Russia as it is
The Turkish Question, by Gurowski
The knout ard the Russians, by DeLsgny
Thomas on Farm Implements
Anatomy OF the Iuyartehrata, by Won Sieboid
Melbourne and the Chipcha Islands by Peck
Persons and Pictures, by III W Fl rbert
Autobiography OF Dissenting Minister
The Whimsical Woman, 6y Emily Carlen
Chrystaline: or, tha Heress OF Fall Down Castle by
Shelton. FRANCK TAYLOR
in
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Know Nothiog Victory.

KINGSTON, y. Y, June The first election
under The new charter to-day, resulted in The
success Of the Know othings," By a large
majority.
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- most beautiful. choice, and varied aesort
tnent OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has lust
oeen opened by Noah Walker Co., proprietors of
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium -
Our citizens, as well strangers, should, by all
means give them trial, as their goods are made M
in the very best manner and most fashonabl STYLE
Their stock consists OF full dress and business suits
fine black and colored Cloth frock and dress Goats
rich Vestings, &c, with selection of Furnishps
Goods not surpassed In the city for beauty aud style
Particular care and attention has been paid to the
Boys and Youths Department. -
Their prices are uniformly low, and we say to one
and all, call on them before purchasing elsewhere
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FINE GOLD WATCHES.

7 AN importing and casting in every style, some
i Of the most superior and fashionable GOLD
WATCHES, and wish to call the. attention Of pur-
chs=ers to the fact that am selling them at about
fourth less price than they be bought for n.
any other establishment in the District, and lower
than the same quality car be purchased for st any
Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle. H. 0. HOOD
NAV L6-tf
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GREECE and the Golden Horn, by
" Stephen DIN. d ID
The Parish Side, by the Clerk of the Parish of Edge
First Lessons i'll Gentleness and Truth, by Aunt
Alice
The Home OF the Mutineers on Pitcsirns Island
Cummings Lectures on the PARALLELS and Miracles
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio the second Sc
ries.
very large and fine assortment of Stationery and
Blank PoOks just received and for sale at low
prices, by
GRAY e. BALLANTYNE
1e o. (Sentlnell 7th str ct.
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~ NEURALGIA.-This formidable disease, which
seemsio battle the skill Of physicisns, yields like
magic to Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. +. Boyden, formerly Of the Astor House. New
York, and late proprietor of the Exchange HOTEL at
Richmond, Va, is one of the hundreds who have
been cured Of severe Neuralgia, by Carter's Span.
ish Mixture.
of others who were suffering with nearly every form
Of disease, with the most wonderful SUCCESS
He says it is the most extraordinary medicine he
has ever seen used, and the very best blood purifier
known.
t.*See advertisement in another column
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nRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT
IL REDUCED PAICES.-We shall from this time
offer all kinds o. FANCY DRESS GOODS lower
than they have been sold this season. We have on
hand very larg. stock of Begcges Berege de Laines
Striped and Plaid Silks, ard gre variety OF other
Fancy Goods, which We shall begin from this d,v "a
reduce; and all persons who may be in want Of ary
style Of Fancy Dress Goods will do well to lock Over
our stock before purchasing. We shall open to-day
choice assortment of Dotted Swiss Muslins, solid
Check Gipghams, reat fgnred Calieoes, shirtr :
Cottons Of every quality, and a variety of Staple
Goods, which we will offer low any retail house
in the country. w. ii. SHUSfEK co.
iune l-6t
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~ Joe Shfiitngton receives all the NEW
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published He
is agent fsr iiarpers and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
sortment OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, odeon Building, corner Old street and Penn
syiVaAa avenue. aug 10
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PhiladeiphIa Flac "a,

wh;n aHpELpHiA 4 June z - Robert T. Conrad
"n,g, Nmtve and Know Notbins es oa;d a,e
'"r Mayor, Is elected by 00e ma iority
ne ~ho'e Wing ticks. cornposed IL Wb;c.
anu NIs'yes' Is elected by a large majority.
ana ooih branches Of the City Councils.
SECOND pEsPAroH.
, an In twenty wards, Conrad has majority Of
y.ou0 Hazlebursts majority, is 10 eOS IT,.
'elsons Comptroller majority. s,pe1.
on nut tour wards heard from The Demo
: = ,n elect IL the Reformers 8. and the whigs
IT, oefs OF the Common Council.
ocrats, and Reformer' "'s'' = Nel-
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~ A. BALDWIN, at his Factory, corner of Cd st
aud Indiana avenue is prepared to fill all orders fol
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, &C.
Turning in wood, such as Balusters and Newels.
Scroll saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach
makers.
A large quantity of the above articles on hand q
lew prices.
Also, a lot OF second hand Store Fixtures, Count
ers, Drawers. Shelving. DC. ap4Leo3m
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SECOND nrspAnnu
Baltimore 4ic,s Ao

,.'aL lhoRk, June The races are larr.I,
The German Turner'S leave this ;
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HN EAsTMANs HEADACHE REMEDY has never vet
'aiied 10 cure sick headache Gail for proof of this
at GILMAS's Drug Store
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AUCTIONS SALES

BY GREEN 4 sCOTT, Auetione,r,
TWO TWo-sToRY FRAME HOUSES AND I,or
L at Asction.--0n FRIDAY fhe orr i,star. NoI
1nsn sell an ffoat Of the premise at O'Clock N
10 NO. -, IN square 81, with the improvements
IN, hMa ave Two good two-story Frame Houses. con
each. S'A1eA.as otfapseiSo-ins
49, love property is situated on llth st sest,
Title indisputahle.
months, for notes bearing intersst' IN ana IL
oseo gwen and deed of trust taken.
;esea. GhEEN 4 SCOTT,
- Aurtioneers