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CARD.-The undeIsigOea respectfully IN
n ferns his friends aud the public. th-t be hsi
commenced the manu- aacture Of Nina RAJ WAI'Ef
in this city, and has purchased the Worlds Pair re
MUM SODA Water Apparatus, which enables him, tc
Furnish the pablic with pure and superior article
Orders viii be thankfully received at his Fsctcey
corner Of ~ and N streets, ard promptly sttsude,
to. WIN. N. II. MACK,
may linz late Of GEORGETOWN, DC.
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- OOMs FOR RENT.-WHl be for rent on Mon
~ day, the Sth instant, the two elegantly fur
nished Parlors over our Store.
These Rooms with chamber above) are admirably
adapted for Artists, aguerreotypsts, Dentists or
any profession requiring a central location.
NJ. W. GAIT Il BHO,
may 6-St Jewellers. Pa ava.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9;h--Tbe msrkct re-
mains unchanged, the prices being the same
as yesterday.
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MRS. M. A. SCRIVNER

ID ETURNS thapks to the ladies Of W ashir gtcn f1e
h, their very liberal encourse ement, and wouli
icfJTm then that shs has removed 70 tie corp. OF
PenHsy lvania avenue and 10th street, over q r.
Aliens Dry Goods store, where she viii continue 70
receive orders for EMBROIDERY, BRAIDING aId
ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE WORK. Lsd es' Ta,mss.
childasns Dresses, iufaDts flannel Joeey's Gentle.
mems vest patterns traced on the tbortest notice.
and on any material. Buttsn hole edgiag Cor SIX
cts per yard mHy 6-eoSts
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Baltimore Markets,

WHEELING, May 9.-The river at this plssO
and Pittsburg is nine feet deep in tie chan q.
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Passage Of Liquor Bill by the Psnnsylvanis
Legislature.

HARRIsBuRe, May S.-The Legislature pas
sed to day bill relative to the sale of spiritu-
Gus liquors without license, and prohibits any
person from obtaining license and selling spirit.
uous liquors, by grant or otherwise, unless the
person SO applying shall be a retailer Of foreign
or domestic goods, wares and merchandise
entitled to be classed equal to class IA, and
have been thus classed by mercantile apprais-
ers.
Persons violating the law are subject to the
same penalties as keepers of unlicensed tip
ping houses. The act don't apply to brewers
for Wholesale purposes. 1t goes into eject
Immediately, if signed by the Governor.
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Late from the Plains.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, May 4.-The Salt Lake
mail arrived here this evening, having been
detained by severe wind and rain storms, en-
ceuntered above Fort Kearney
The Cheyennes and Crow Indians had driven
of the whites, who had established bridges and
ferries on the North Plate and Green nirers,
stating it to be their intention of carrying on
the business and appropriating the Ferry tolls
themselves
1t was rumored that the Pawneee had stopped
several freight trains and wagons from st.
Joseph, near Table Rock, taken their provi-
sions aud left them in n destitute and starving
condition.
Mr.. Richards the editor Of the Detroit
News died at Salt Lake city on the 11th ult
The passengers by the Mail were Judge
Reid, Gen. Geo. Grant. OF the Mountain Ram
gers; Lieut.. joseph Young, son Of Governor
Brigham Young.
The roads were in bad condition, but tho
grass was fine. The first train of emigranA
were met above Fort kearney.
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DOR RENT-A Brick DWELLING, with thirteen
II rooms, just finished. on street, ID door west
of 18th street. Apply on 18th street, I'd door south
Of G, after O'Clock p. m. PIi,e $3.50
may 4-6t*
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WORM SUGAR DaoP5.-AC excellent and yery
efhcacious vermifuge 1t has a sweet and delicateIy
pleasant flavor AMI Is therefore peculiarly ad ptsd
for children who will take 1t as resdily as any other
confectionery. For sale by T. D. GILMAN, Chemist
and Druggist.
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~ Pr ocL ANAr,oS.-Friends, counrymen, and
iovers!-hear me tor my cause, and be silent that
you may hear; discard prejudice that yeu may b.
ieve, and read facts that you may act inellgently
Who' that's young, but values the luxuriant locks
OF youth and beauty Who, that is middle-aged,
but shudders at Grey Hairsi Who, that is old, but
would avert badness! II any, speak-for him have
offended. As none Syeak, then none have offend
cd In addressing twenty-four million people.
Not one of these many million who have attested
the virtues of Lyons IA hairon for Preserving, Re-
scring and identifying the Hair, bat will proclaim
its beneficial effects, far and near. One trial will
convince the most fncredulous. Sold uniform, for
% cents, by every Druggist in America
D. g. BARNES, Proprietor, lsl Broadway, Ny.
an To-
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INFANTS NEGROES.-Thes subscribers are
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
lag the highest cash prices Persons having Slaves
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET. Bal.
timore, Md. (Slatter's old stand) Slaves taken on
board at rs cents per day
feb Ply B. M 4 w. l.. CAMPBELL
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A6-R should be universally kaoson-for its strictly
true-that indiges ion is the parent Of large pro
portion of the fatal diseases Dysentery di rrhoea
cholera morbus, liver complaint and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue Of deaths, are generated by Indigestion
alone Think OF that dyspepics! think of it ali who
suffer from disordered stonachs, and IL you are viii
ling to be guided by advice, founoed upon expert.
ence. resort at once don't delay day. to HooHands
German Bitters, pr. pared by DIR. q. NJ. jackson.
which, as an Alternative, curative, and invigcrant
stands alone and uDapproached. We have tried the
Bitters and knsw thst that they exc ellent for
the diseases specified above. For sale by dealers In
medicine everywhere. an
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w in small family. Enquire on sth street he.
tween and N, on east side, upper house.
mayS-Its
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APKaARDENKR AND YIo1Isr.

NTILIIAN HUGH Is, (Lofe Gdrd<1<Y a
v! ,Aosaa Vernon nost respectfully informs the
ladies and gentlemen OF this cty and its vicinity
that be has commenced in the above business and
land and In this country, he hstters himself 70 b
able 10 give every satsfsction. Any orders LETT e
hs place Of sth and streets, near the Smith
sonian Institution, VIII be promptly attended TO-
N.B.-0n hand hns collection Of choice Roc
and other plants for sale. ap19|m
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ASSPLENDIp PICTURES Those Of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures,
should not fail 10 pay visit to Plumb's Rooms on
the Avenue. He has oil exhibition there some cboice
specimens of the new art of Dagu rreotyping in on
which Tor beauty and excellence are incomparabe
Ihere 10 portrait executed, in this last stvle. of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every ineament thereof giving life like ex
preston. MIR. plumbe is reckoned among the first
Daguerrean artist Of our time mar 40
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N ARR H ID,

MARRIED..
On the 4ih instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Boyle, BENE-
DICT JARBOE 10 MARY ANN WILBURN, all OF
this city.
On the 9Th instant, by Rev. c. ~. Butler, JACOB
CARTER GIBSON to Miss MARY ARKANSAS
MCCUTCHEN, both of this city.
ID e d.
On Sunday afternoon, the 7th instant, Mrs. ANN
WHITE, in the 62d year of her age.
philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy.1
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Trial of Major Wyys.

NEW YORK, May 9.-The trial Of Major
wyse, for disobeying the orders to embark his
troops on board of the steamer Falcon, 10 stilt
proceeding, and the general impression Is that
he will be sustained.
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Street Preaching in Boston-serious Biz

BosroS, May S.-Yesterday afternoon j. G.
Orr. alias the Angel Gabriel, blew his trumpet
in East Boston, and began to preach, when the
police interferred and stopped him Some
persons then procured a carriage with six
horses, and escorted Orr to Chelsea, where he
commenced preaching against Popery. row
ensued and several persons were il jured. The
riot, however, was soon suppressed by the
Policemen and Firemen, who were called out
by the ringing Of the FIRE bells.
In the evening the riot at Chelsea was re-
newed, and severe a lifting took place between
the Americans and Irish, the latter being
finally driven from the ground
An attack was then made on the Catholic
Church, the windows of which were broken,
and the cross torn from the steeple, and des-
troyed.
Deputy Sheriff Rugg read the riot act, and
the Chelsea Light Infantry were called out,
and the rioters finally dispersed about IL
clock.
During the fight. policeman was badly cut
on the head, by q brick, and boy received q
pistol-shot in the leg. Several others were
more or less injured.
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TlAR AS0LS-

Il 1900 PARASOLS
Ofall styles, grades and prices for sale very low
for the cash. YEhBY, TEBBS 4 VERIFY
Corner Of It'll street and Penns avenue.
ap 29-dlm
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LfOR kENT-A three story brick HOUSE, on +,
Il ne"r the corner of 18th street, for rent This
house will be rented on moderate terms to a good
tenant. ENQUIRE next door to the premises.
NAV 6-3:*
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DO0hS FOR RENT-Two Rooms on the second
IL foor unfurnished, suitable for office, and one
turoished Chamber, third floor, front, in Nebraska
siace' adjoining Nc lures Auction House. 10th 81.
No family living In the house. Enquire of
may 9-3t j. G. MCGUIRE
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Adjournment Of Pennsylvsnia I . ,isisturs.
The Ohio River

HARRISBURG, May 9-Both Houses jjourn-
cd sine die to-day ut III O'Clock.
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ID / e ID
APPLES-APPLsS.

APPLES-APPLs
lust received per Schooner "Fulton"-
q $50 bbls prims kusset Appbs
Which will Re sold on rea enable terms, TO clos
CONSIGNMENT If immediate ap, LEGATION be made to
JOHN J. BOGUE,
East eide Of the Market, Georgetown
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NAPKINS. TOWELINGS, &C.
IN lis dozen Napkins, at 81 per dozen, worth So
20 dozen very fine quality Nspkips
200 do Towels, all grades and quality
With Table Damask, Linen sheetingr, &c.
At very low prices.
VERIFY. JEBBS YERBY,
Corner Of It'll sire, and Pa avenue.
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By J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctsoneer.
DOcIEvELY SALE or IRE MOST ELIGIBLE
II sites for City Residence in wxshington-On
TUESDAY AT rnoon, May eth at AZ o'clock, on the
Davidson's Subdivision of square 2ss fron,in. q, n
inches on 18th street west and 5e feet inches on
< street north, containing 1868 square feet.
Title iudisputahle. -.
Terms: One half cash; the balanc. in a and 70
months for notes satifactorily secured, bearing in
terest. - Jas. G. MCGUIRE,
msyS-d m Auctioneer
BY GREE EN- Il SCOTT, Auctioneers.
THREE BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS at Auc-
tien--On TUESDAY, the 9th instant, we 81 al
sell. In front Of the premises at o'cik p. THREE
twostory brick Houses, and the lot on which they
stand, being Lot No. s, in square COL The proper.
ty fronts on south d street 80 feet, runniug back
1874 feet ioches, between New jersey avenue and
south Capitol street.
Zach house win be sold separate, With the lot on
which II stsn3s
Terms OF sale: one4ourth cash; the balance IN q.
IL and Is months, the purchaser to give notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from day Of
sale
A deed given and deed Of truS. taken.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
may Sd Auctioneers.
By j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on north
Y street at Public Auction.-0n WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, May 10th, at o'clock, the premises,
ing Is feet on street, near 1sth rnpning back lilo
feet to an alley, with large stab'e in the rear.
This lot is hands mely located, between two large
brick dwellings, with reservation In 'front.' and Of
fers an excellent opportunity for the purchase Of q
fine building site.
Terms: One-,hird cash; balance In SIX, IL, and
1s months, for bearing interest, secured by
jas. c. MCGUIRE.
may I'D Auctioneer.
BY GREEN Il SCOTT. AuctiOneers.
HOUSE AND LOT at Au ction-ou FRIDAY,
IL the 18th instant, shall sell, In front of the
premises, at 9 o'clock m lot No. 10, in SQUARE
ooS having front Of 80 feet on a street, between
snd u SITS. west.
The Lot Is improved by good and nearly new
story and a half Frsme House, which rents readily
at five ollars a month.
Terms: One third cash the balance In 6 and IL
months, for notes bearing interest from the day Of
the sale.
deed given and a deed of trust tsk4n
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
msy I'd AEctiopeers
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Is THE TIME

NOW Is THE TIME p
IN - AND THIS rs THE PLACE
DaausrTsotyp. sJo- IS CENTS and Gpsoards.
For the accommodation Of those who want chcsp
pictures, WILSON d 90. have fitted up 4 fine
Gallery in Lane fuckers Building, directly ove,
the Gallery formerly known as '.Thompson'sh :
Remember the name and be sure and fipd ths
right gallery. WILSON 4 CO.
Pa avenue, between ~ and 9th SIS.
NAV 1T - 49, .
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BOOK BINDING,
TN all its varieties, neatly executed, on the most
Il reasonable terms, by
THOMAS TRIPLETT 90.
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, I'd door
ap4-iftf from 18th street
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- SMITHS DYspEp.n CoRpr.L-Tbis deIic;ons
compound Is offer I'd positive cure in all cases of
Dvspepsia. or arrangement Of the Digestive organs
Certhcates Of extraordinary cures acco npany each
oEtle. 1t is entirely veg table ard free from any
d leterious substance. For sala by ID, GILMAN
. II at owns Hotel, Washn ,ton, and wholesale
aud retail by DR. SMITH, IS and 20 South 18th st.
Philadelphia. NAV Aft
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Jump MAKING and

60n STRAW BONNET8-
OOO The above goods are out Of our lire hu.
we have good stock Of them, and will cell them
of very cheap. $50
/ KERRY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Of 7th street and Bsnna q. enue
ap 29-dlm
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To THE LADIES OF WARRINGTON

M RS. +. "A. OWENS most respectfully infoG ms
WI her friends and the ls6iesof Washington gem
orally that sne a. resumed tire business of Drese-
making In ell its branches. aud IL prepared to
make up all articles of in the most
style, end q. the shortest notice.
Five or six girls are wanted to learn the Mantra
mai ing business
Enquire at Der residence on Mass chusstts ave-
nue., north ride. between 9Th and 5th streets
may 5-2aw3ss
DLACK AND WHITE WIRE AND FOUNDATION
ID BONNET FRAMES, Milliner's Needles, smith's
10: Bissell's do: Bobinets 1uIe, Tsrlscaoe Orspe,
silk and Cotton wire &c. Bsck, blue, brown and
tan colorsd Silk Nets: Tisrss for Wells: Tiespe
Paper. all colorr; India Rubber and Kid Dolls;
Rubber Rsttlee, &c.
N.B-Still selling great bargains in Grape. GsusH
slk and straw Hats, latest style, at
WEI p. sHEpD,
b. Fancy Goods and Millinery.
may Al nth Ct, above Pa svspue
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WANTS.

"ANTED-Thes ervices Of an active and iutelli
w gent colored LAD, accustomed to houseworx.
Apply at the Office of
MASTER q MOORE,
Dentistf, Pa. avenue, near 10th street
NAV o-3ts =
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RON RAILINGS of wrought and cast iron. aud
i wire for City and Cemetery Lots, and for Balco-
mics and Verandshs.-
The public are invited TO examine he samples, OF
which there are many beautiful patterns in the
the Ware rooms.
All orders promptly exscxtsd.
Farm Fence If Wir,, Wicksrsham's patent, 81 rs
per rcd, including the posts.
RALPH HASKINS,
Ornamental Iron Wareheuse
Pa. avenue, between Sd and ~ streets.
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WANTEO-To purchase House and Lot In the
w suburbs of this city er Georgetown, worth
from 81, 500 to So 600.
Also, farm in the District of Columbia, worth
from SEQ TO S. 900, eigh,. ten, and II months
time, with ample security. address "a R CT Wash.
inston Post Office, giving location of property.
an 22-1m
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~ NEuRALa1A-This formidable disease, which
seemsto battle the skill of physicisns, Yields like
magic to Carriers Spanish Mixture
Mr. +. Boy len, form .rly Of the As'or 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.
sh Mixture.
Since his cure, he has recommended it to numbers
OF others who ware suffering ith nearly every form
81 disease, with the most wonderful success
He says it Is the most extraordi. ary medicine he
mas ever seen usei and the very Lest blood purifier
known.
*s*See advertisement in another column
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UTANTED-A Dwelliug HOUSE, containing 70
w or IA rooms. located between ~ and 9th sts
and Il and the canal Address by note or otherwise
to 8 G w NJ" at this Office. mava-tf
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81 A. BALDWIN, at his Factory, corner Of Sd st.
and Indiana avenue Is prepared to fill all orders for
Doors, Sash. Blinds, Mouldirgs, DC.
Turning in wood, such as Balusters, and Novels.
Scroll saving tor builders, Cabinet and Coach
makers.
A large quantity Of the above articles on hand at
lew prices.
Also, u lot of second hand Store Fixtures, Count
ers, Drawers, Shelving, DC. ap4-eo3m
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"ANTED-A stout BOY, at the New Trunk
w. Store, Rennsylvania avenue, I'd door east q
the United States Botel. inaye-Its
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NJ ANTED IaMEDIATELf-Thre Apprentices
w to learn Dress-making. Apply at Miss Lu.
vail Miss Chidress', on 18th at 4 doors from &.
my Q-ItH
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Explosion Of the Steamer escr,t.rv

New YORK, May q.-Informatiou has beer
received of the explosion of the steamer Secrs-
tsry at San Fable Bay-50 killed and nisuiAs.
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VET ANOTHER GOOD CHANCE
Il An enterprisny, industrious, go ahead PART.
NER, WHO can furnish $500 dspitsl, is wanted to
take charge OF business that, with proper manage
merit, wi afford the extraordinary profit of $40 600
per aunum. For particulars address &C. B. C."
through the Post Office. NAV 6-3t*
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~ Joe Shillington receives all the Nrw
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS fast as published. He
10 agent f"r Harper's and all the other Magazines
ano our readers will always find large and good as
sortment OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of4x street and Penn
syiVania avenue. auu 10
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WTAs TED-A GIRL, to take care of a Young
w child, and do plain sewing. Apply at the
first brick House from Delaware avenue, on B st.,
north, Capitol Hill. NAV 9-3ts
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
T'RAVELRS going TO or rrtur ming from Wsshias
ton, respectfully inf rmed that excellent nc
CONNIE datious are provided at the Washington
Branch Railroad Depot in thu way Of Lunch Bre TX.
fast, Dinner Supper; also, Confectionaries, To-
Cream, and the very best Of Soda Water. Perse ms
leaving in the early trains, will ind IL quite con
venient to brasfast, enjoy delicious cup OF hot
coffee Adjoining The lades parlor is ladies' di
nary, fitted up expressly for their accommodate
where every attention will be sfJrded them. Prices
extremely moderate, and share Of public patron
age solicited. MRS. JULIA A. TARLTON.
sp 2S-tf
n B. Southern travellers on their arrival in the
O'Clock a. m. train, will have ample time to break
fast before leaving for the boat
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MACHINE POUR L'ACsICUTURF

0A13Vx14N1 u =.
DARTNEk WAhTED-A new machine 4, the
Il drainage OF swaDps-Apphcstion has be .
made to obtain patent tor the construction Of new
machine Of seventytwo feet long, by fifteen ije.-
Ii saves the labor of 500 or $50 workmsn, and can
be worked by ~ or IL men, and or 10 horses.
partner is wanted. The de igns and q SMALL model
machine car be seen by applying at
LOUIS ROSSET,
At John Loelig.r, corner 10th and z sts.
nav 6-3f*
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In TROUBLE AGAIN.-This morning the
editor of the Truth" obtained warrant for
colored boy, servant at Browns Hotel. who
he charged with assaulting aud throwing mis-
siles at him. Not knowing his name went
with the officer to point out the offender. The
boy seeing the officer, stal ted off and run
through the hotel, and the officer gave up the
chase. One of the proprietors seized the editor
and put him out of the house. This greatly
enraged the editor, and he tried hard to get a
warrent against the proprietor, but it was re.
fused by the magistrate
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From W. A. JOHNSON, Esq.-Dr. Levihas extracted
several corns from my feet with great skill AID with
out causing me tie least pain.
w. A JOHNSON,
F, between 18th and l4th streets
WASHINGTON, May S, 1854.
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~ had several years experience in farming aud
gardening in all its varied branches including the
laying Off and improvement of grounss Would
havt no objections to go West or South if terms
would suit. The best of ref reoces given, Address
through TIE Post office {, .'R T." post paid viii
meet with immediate attention, or to this Office
NAV
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DRINTS, LAWNS, and Berage De
Laines.
200 pieces fast colored Prints
500 do do Lawns
ITO do do Barage DeLsines
The above the cheapest LOT of goods in this city,
YERBY, TEBBS 4 yEkBY,
Corner Of It'll street and Penna. Senue
an oQ-dlm
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SUMNER BEvERAGE-We would d;rect N o
attention of our readers during the warm sum-
mer months to DR.. Butts drug store at the
corner of 18th street and Pa avenue, where
they will find choice selection of summer
beverages, such as soda water, &c, to refresh
their exhausted frapes, "when parching nature
pants. and asks for drink
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-09

A Hoax "A few days ago, bills were pla-
..,de5 about town. announcing that q lecture
on :. Young America would be delivered on
Monday night at Bayliss' rooms, over Farm
ham;s hook store on the avenue; and inviting
American youth in particular to attend mt It's
delivery. To the surprise of many who called
they found on their arrival at the place inei-
that no ,g Ps SsT had been
W. nndsrstand that the party guilty OF thus
r;ses Of eratuitous stupidity. is the same who
ppisysd OF similar sample Of folly few days
pgo' by announcing lecture TO come on at
S aSS Fs,Iovs' Hall, which did not take place.
TSa miller had better take care OF hoaxing
-. nnbiic too much, or he may get dnsf'SS'