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DEATH OF LADY BY VIOLENCE. CORES.
p0ndent of the Jacksonville Ola, Republican,
writing from the Mineral Springs under date
Of September 8, gives tho following horrid
recital:
The dead body of lady was found ao.t.
ing in the river, At or near Sawanee Shoals
few days ago, indicating death occssioned
oy violence, and supposed to have been lying
in the water eight or ton days. A post morten
examination was held, aud opinions of phvsi-
,ians were given to this effect: She bore on
her head and right ear deep cash, supposed
70 DO the result of q stroke from large Knife !.
both arms upjointed at the elbow, several teeth
broken out, bowels cut out also, and q stour
iearthern girdle encirUled her waist. But ons
garment protected her from the ravs of on
almost vertical sun, and her back was liter.
ally baked. To all human appearance this
subject Of some diabolical machination vas
young and handsome lady, features good
although the flesh had almost undergone the
process OF decomposition; and have sIso
heard she possessed q beautiful hand. sunnossd
to be unaccustomed to labor"
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TIE LATE Bishop WAIHwR1aar.-"
York evening papers Of s....ordav oo,,,; :. CIV
PARTICULARS OF the imposing ceremonies, attend
Ing mo 1-aefal of the late Bishop Wainwright
q preliminary meeting Of the Episcopal clsrs,
of the city was held in the morning in Trin;t,
church. The Express says:
The Rev. DR.. Hawks, of Trinity, called
me meeting to order, and after few appro
pirate remarks, eulogis,ic of the deceased
and expressing sympathies with his family
moved and read q series of resolutions. vhicb
were adopted by reclamation"
For reverend gentlemen to pass resolutions
Oh coincidence by acelanaGtion il certainly
something new in this age of ours. We NAV
next expect to hear Of funeral corteges being
Justify eheersd BY the rnourners.
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
H0TISE --.-.r

A ROrHwRLL r. Brown respectfully IN
IA form their friends and the public that Ii. ,
have associs ed for tire rurpcee OF conducting tb,
nc ion sni C'mnssion Rusine. n Ill II,
b inches
7th and streets, but will In a few weeks be re
move to most eligible location near the Certr,
Harke.
Ssles Of al descriptions Of property viii b.
promptly after ded to and accounted for. Con isn
mtnn Ct MERCHANDISE will B. re eived on commits
sion, and o .vances made when desired
share Of he pstropsee of the public 10 respect
fully solicited Comm unicsticns through the poe
omcs or othe>w re will rsc.ive prompt attention.
In their new stors thev will ave IN hsud larry.
stock of veil selected HOU 3EH0LD FURNiTUnt
owbico fhe ttention cf purchaser viii re In. TIED
R"THWtLL BROWN, Auctiopeers.
sep IS eo1~
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Naval AcADIxY AT ANNAPOLIS, I'd.

NAVAL AcADExY Ar ANNAPOLIS, N.
The youths selected By the representatives
In Congress, from the different States, for the
present year, report themselves for sxsminA
ton for admission q acting Midshipmsn Il
the Navy between the Goth and the 3oth Of
this month. A number have presented them
selves. Inmedistely aftsr sdnissson, the
youngsters are put into military drill. The
spectacle Of the awkward squsd Of new No.
cruits, st the primary drills, i represented -
quite amusing. The boys are from every
stats and Territory Of the eonfsdsraey. There
ID great divsrsity Of appearance, apparel,
and manners, more than in country militia
company as monthly muster. This soon dis.
appears under the discipline Of the officers
and when they all become attired in their
uniforms provided BY the Govsrnment They
serve in the academy four years, provided they
pass the same annual examinations, and Re.
port themselves we'll. A practice ship is an
nually sent on cruise ct sea, in which they
| act a. sailors to learn their seamanship. The
following 10 copy Of the regulative bill Of
fare at the academy:
Bill Of fa,s for Midshipmsm and Acting
Msdshipnen, y. S. NaVat academy, Nd
BREAKFAST: Tea and ceffse, wheat and corn
| bread, butter and molasses, cold or hashed
meat on Sundays, Mondays, and Wednesdays
| Fresh Or salt fsh on Tuesdays and Fridays
from LIST April to LIST November. Oysters OF
salt fish on Tuesdays, from LIST November to
lst April. Salt fish on Fridays, from LIST No.
| vember to LIST April. Fried hashed potatoes
with cold or hashed meit, on Thursdays and
Saturdays. From LIST March to 1st July tso
hard boiled eggs to each person on Friday, in
stead of other relish
| DINNER:
| Mondays-soup, salt beef and bacon.
Tuesdays-Soup, roast beef, and mutton.
| Wednesdsy-Beefs soup, bouilli, aud pickles
Thursdays-Soup, roast beef, md mutton
poultry instead of roast beef and mutton from
1st November to LIST April.)
Fridsys-Soup, (oyster soup from LIST No
vember to LIST April,) pork and beans from Is,
October to LIST April; fish from LIST April to Is
October. =
Saturdsys-Soup and mutton.
Sundays-Bean soup, cold meats and pickles
Cold wheat bread, potatoes, and ct least one
other vegetable, daily. 49,
Veal and lamb may be substituted for bee
and mutton, from LIST May to lst October.
Castors to contain vinegar, pepper and mus
tard, only.
| SUPPER.
Tea and coffee, cold wheat bread. butter an,
molasses. NO meat or trui'.)
DESSERT AT DINNER.
Sundays-cOld pies and cheese.
Wednesdsys-puddings
In their season Fruit on Fridays, from 4
August to 1st December
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SPIRIT OF THE HORNINe pRYsa
The Union 10 complimentary today to
various Democrats OF Congress, some of whom
nave been re-nominsted. Thus, Messrs.
David stuart and Samuel Clarke Of Michigan.
george K Riddle Of Delaware, Gov. Wilson
shannon of Ohio, and Senator Jesse d. Bri.b,
OF Indiana, each get share of its editor a,
praises, In separate Articles
Inc Senf'nsi, having completed its irs,
year, sings it, own praises through two col.
omns and half. The editor eons>nds that
.noagh he has had none Of the patronage os th,
administration he wss pledged to oppose 10,
Che obligation under which his journal -,
enabled to live, BY the votes of the opposition
senasors) he has made . trusr Democratic
party paper than the Union 10 sustain thi,
position no argues that the organ was anxiou,
10 lead OF In favor Of the Psciac Railroad
and, also, to hold the Nebraska bill to bs M
democratic test: both Of which podtion. v.,.
'Irennoasly combatted by the Sentinel, which
according to its reasoning, thus prevented
sreUous harm to the cause of Democratic prin
ciples.- The Ss"sinsI further takes occssiop
70 call public attention to the alleged fact tina,
II mas advocated no schemes on the Trsasury
"hils 1t insists that the Union has. So they 20
The I"tstfigs"esr copies sundry Faropear
accounts OF Mr.. souls's alleged interference il
Spanish political Affairs, and cautions its readen
against placing confidence in them, alleging
mat they oomefrom parties who ars his enemies
Inc editor advises the American public t.
await the minister's explanation of thes.
charges. We are satisfied that they are manu-.
iao'are Cd nearly, If not entirely, out of whole
cio'h' Tor the benefit of the intriguss of the
English Government at he Spanish court In
'ne way OF the success Of which Mr.. 8. noto-
Ilously stands. :.
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I'm tho second leaf Of the book Is a list If N.
o"cers OF the Grand Council. in the follovin,
form:
"ohieers Of the GRAND COUNCIL.
PRECEDENT,
JAMES w. BARKER, of New York, NY.
-, Wee President,
w. W. WILLIAMSON, Of Alexandria, Va
q, corresponding Secretary,
NHAs- u DEsALER, Of Now Brunsv;ck ~ :,
Recording Se3retarr.
JAMES NJ sfEPHEss, Of Balfimo,. Ma
treasurer.
hSsRr CRAsE, Of Cincinnati oh;o
1,n lnsiI.s Sentinel
-roA, Of Washington, d. c.
Outside Sentinel,
HENRY METZ, of Detroit. Mich
Chaplain,
rev SAMUEL r CRAWFORD, of Ind,.n.,o,;,
Ind.
This books in fact contains III. TIN.
uen'soIe constitution Of the Grand Connc;i !"
i hho~ Nothings, at present in force. A va,
iAIse portion Of the reading matter il in ;,u,:.'
creis- ~~~ - %
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DR.OLDsA AND HIS AccUsERs.-Some slande,.
oas accusations against Hon. E. B. Olds ELECTED
the blowing letter from the Postmaster Cana.
raj. 1t explains itself: ,,.....-
posr OfFIcE DEPARTMENT, Sept l3, 1854.
Sir Your letter of the 9th instant :. =.
ceived: Believing, from your positi on az chair.
man OF the Committee on Postofices and Post.
roads OF the House of Representatives, tina,
you might materially promote the interests of
me department. by dsvoting some attention to
Its business In Ohio-especially as Connected
with certain railroads. requested Won to act
IN the capacity Of q special agent. Yon con.
sented to do 30 at my earnest instance. and
stated that you would make 70 charge, and
accordingly you have thus acted, without "a.
sewing os,;g or expecting to receive. any compen.
sation whatever from this department.
have the honor to be, &C., ...
JAMES CAhPpRIL.
Hon. Edison B. Olds, Circlsville, Ohio. -
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ALEXANDRIA coRRHspoNpxHcr.

Found Dead-Aceidental Shootiue-Sb;,
Arrived-Csrgo Of Iron-Ne,o Chanel
arrest.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept Is, 1854.
Yesterday morning, in an old shanty nea,
tho basin of tho Alexandra canal, a German
named Horny was found dead. The deceased
had boon in tho habit of using the shanty q.
a sleeping place for some nights past. Corone,
Neale held an inquest upon the body, and tn,
jury returned verdict of death from expo
sure.''
About noon yesterday, lad named Davis
and some companions were cunning near town
when one Of the guns in the handsof com
panion named Jarvis, accidentally went off
and lodged its entire contents in tho arm O
young Davis. He was Immediately conveyed
to his home, near the depot, and surgical as
distance procured, but it 10 feared his arm viii
have to suffer amputation.-
The fine ship "John and Alfred" Robin
son master, with a cargo Of salt from Liver
pool, consigned to Fowle i Co., came MP yes
terday morning, and in the afternoon hauled
in to our wharves. A largo tame bear o,
board attracted considerable attention from
those strolling about the decks, and furnishe,
deal Of amusement to the juveniles.
Last week, another cargo of iron for tn,
Manassas Gap Railroad Company, arrived o,
board the ship "Sea Bird" and this mornin,
the barque Hsdrisn came up quite CALAMITY
Last night, Captains Tibbels and Johr
Wright, Of the Baltimore police, arrived her,
in search Of the villain who attempted to kill
watchman Stone on the night Of Friday
uniting with officers Chipley aud Davis of on,
own police, they proceeded to Humans res
taurant, on Prince street, and there
- --...y King, against whom the,
, ave the strongest evidence Tho prisoner Va
lodged in Jail for the night, and will thi
morning be examined before Justices Hunts
and English.
Tho new "auest's chapel" in tho north
western portion of our city, is nearly finished
and our community in that vici nifty will soor
have the pleasure Of assisting in the solemn
exercises Of religion beneath its roof. Much
credit is due to the zeal and philanthropy o.
those ladies and gentlemen to whose effort,
this "New Alexandria"-for it has all grown
up in the past three years-owes tho erection
Of this neat house of worship. AM,
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GnHAS's LIQUID HAn TYu-This srti.le c-n
not &c TOO strongly recommended to public attea.
ton 1t pos In peculiar degree the prop rty
OF ahscfualy changing white rej, o. gray hair TO
beautiful black or brown 10 few minutes, withou,
any injury hatever to tire ha r but Oh the con IA
~ gives 1t lively and atural ap1earaucs LAdief
end gentlene whe have becoue preustursly gray
can In 1--we minutes, II they wish It, have head Of
hair OF raven b'sckne q, wsrranted permanent
6enthm'n who wear vhissers or mustschois Of q
gray or reddish hue. can, In Q few seconds have
them Permanently black. PREPARED and sold who.e
sac and retail: by z. D. GILMAN, Druggist, aud 70,
sale by Druggists throughout the United States.
sen 25- 81
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~&LIvER DIsE.st.-Carter's Spanish Mixture, rs
remet for liver disease, aud the humber Of Tor.
midsol- evils connected with disorgani.sd state OF
at organ, 10 unrivalled.
Hundreds of cerifcat.s from the highest sources
OF living in the city Of Richmond Va NIGH
oe given OF cures effect by Carter's Spanish Nix
ture We have only room to refer to h. ex .rsordi
nary cure Of Samuel Drink r, ESQ.,. Of the firm o,
Drinhee and Morris Booksellers. Richmond, Va
VINO Vas cured BY two bottles of CATERS spapi. d
MIXTURE after three years sufsripg from diseased
liver He says its ection on be blood is wonderful.
better than ai the medicine he hsd ever taken. and
CT eerf lily recon- men6s il to all.
HssSee advertisement aan q
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NOTICE.

THE buane0 heretofore ~cpdueted undsf u
name and sfyls Of william O Barp.r %. h.s
been purchased this das b. Wm u. Bsfper. whe
win continue the business on his own Q count
WV HAIPER d duly authorized 10 collect al
d. btu dus the !" d concern, and has b~coms reepcn
.ible. BY sgreemsnt for oil debts due to the cred.
tors thereof b. J. sE~NEs D BRO,
WIN. @ HARPbR
washiogton, D o, July 2sth, 1854.
sen % 81 ..- -rt
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orR BOOK TABLE--ws are indebted to Jo.
sh'iiingt0n for the October number of ar.
n'ln Aaga1ine-a most capital number,
'' 'ns October number Of Putnam,
Monthly.
John Livingston, Esq, of New York ,.nd.
~ ART OF his American Portrait Gallery
he number before Us contains eight portraits.
accompanied BY well written biographical
sketches
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eLAri0s OF lRsLAND.-A return just 10.
sued OF the population of Ireland shov. .b.,
oe number Of inhabitants has fallen of Tan,
"'EI'o"' In the past Eve years. In the ves,
1919 the population was over ave millions. in
1914 HI millions; in 1924 seven million. :,
1877 eight millions; in lS4s, 8, ss6, $40, and in
1851 only 6,551, $40.
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DROP.sSALS will be received for ra,,jpp H..
l. placing on the banss of the River or Chess
p.ake Ohio Cana part of the Iron Brio &c AZ Ijt
ue,Falls There is raid to be so Ms The MIRO
sails to ST. te at what rat per the iron win h
delivered on the banks of the river or canal
Apply to HOWARD POOR.
Alexandris, Va,
or to JOS HANKRY,
Baltimore, i'd
Alexandria, Va, septsmber 20, 1854
sep IL lw
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sep q

should be u,ssuersany kno,On-Sor It's strictly
portion Of the fatal diseases pysentery disIrhnes
cholera morbus. liver complaint, and mnny Other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue OF deaths, are generated by inaieeation
suffer from disordered stomachs, and IL ron ara VII
hng TO oe guided by advice, founded upon expert.
snee, resort at once don't delay day. to Hoonsnd,
fsfmsn Bittsrs, prepared by DR.. 6. N. jackson.
xhlcn, AZ an Alternative, curative, and invigorant.
sands aloneand unapproashsd We have tried The
Sittsrs; and knsw that that they are excellent to-
tne diseases specified above For sale by dealers In
medicine sveryvhsre
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The st. Louis Democrat Of the 18th instant,
says: Some years ago, Faastin l., who now
Yields the imperial Sceptrs over the Island Of
San Domingo. worked the sugar and coffee
fields for his owner under the uppresepdipg
name Of Soulouque Il may not be uninier.
esting to know that the former master Of the
present emperor il an old and highly respected
citizen Of this place. and that from time to
time he receives friendly messages from his
old slave. A week or two since he was plea
sanity surprised with the receipt Of several
bags of coffee and . package Of sugar, accom-
panied by quite an afec'ionste letter his inn
periai majesty. It would appear that the
parvenus Of San Domingo differ from the
parvenus Of America Soulouque's good for
tune has neither obliterated the remembrance
ished his old ffections
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A Deeperste Woman.

A woman named Margaret Enelshaupt va
arrested In New York on Saturday On charge
Of attem ting to shoot her husband. It sp-
psars that they have not lived together FOL
some time. md Mrs. Englehaupt getting tired
With her Husband. Accordingly she called OF
Thursday nisht at his residence, in Fifyesersst
and asked him II hs would take walk ~ Oh
wanted to see him on particular business Hs
consented and they both started for walk
but they had not proceeded far before che drew
q pistol and VAS about to are 1t his head, whsl
he. observing her, snatchsd the pistol out Of
her hand Just In time to save bis life IL va
loaded With . heavy charge Of powder and
shot She was committed to answer the charge
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-25

An iRIsaAAs's WAGER The following al.
pears In late number Of the Limerick Chron.
icis, IN the shape Of an advertisement
=" An extensive landed proprietor on the
e.oE OF the shannon will make wager Of
tooo thar he has the handsomest wife, the
abandonment nine children, and the handsomest
estate in Ireland, Application to be made TO
.. r: F. & Evre's Hotel, Clio eopnty, Linz
ertek.f 4>S-s-4 .. r.; iitP
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NEW GOODS opened today at
~ WARMER 4 sEMKEN, Jewellers
. LABARRE e.

u LABARRE,
IL Csrn<r c and 10Th ar.ess
respectfully informs the public Of washir eton
that lie has on hand, AID makes to order the best
kind OF metallic Numbers and figures for houses.
h'teis, church pews, &c The citizens are requested
to call and examine these beautiful Numbers asd
figures
AHo' Oaina Numoers, gilded. sep Aim
N. b-SpeciDeps Of the Numbers can be ee.n n
sylveeters Drug Sto-e, Pa. avenue and llth street
Va; suits Pa avenue and 18th street; and Ch.s
e. oasiss Drug Store, First Ward. These figure
will never taInish or change color
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EXPOSURE OF xsow xor11xe1.r

a suflous book has been recently given to
the publi,, which throws still NOR, lisht On
me aoings OF the new, secret political orrani
zation known a. the "Knor Nothins,n I.,,
me Oonsotntion Of the Grand Council Of the
ni'ed States of North America, adopted on
ne 18th of June, 1854, and il printed bv
Donneil Moore, No. Is Devonshirs street Ros.
ZOE As the book is filed With figure 8 th. Az.
Initiated. ~A'
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~ ANOTHER PREMUM.-Mr. wH1rEBuRsr h.s
prem awarded smother premium for his superior Da.
yueffeo'ypes. exhibited at the Worlds Fair in New
iofk 1t will be RENE n bered that Mr. W receive
from the words Fair in London two medals for h
oHrivaled dayuerreot, es of President Fillmore and
Ao'net, ana psntiscop-a Of Niagara Falls, he sides
LOT many year past. This speaks volumes in f.vor
Of his galleries. " 's'of
Call aud have your likeness taken ut Wh,tebur..,.
'aIierys near ~ street, Pennsylvania avenue.
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a HEAVY HArL--A scamp at . hotel tn.
o'ner night says the Boston correspondent Of
"o Independent, stole olsrg,nan's bag
ven nlisd with lemons. Hope he may and
them full Of the hottest orthodoxy, for . rssu.
lar universal salvation manuscript would
hardly bring such . fellow TO rspsntanc.
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ihrohrASr ARREsr.-1hs Newport New,
sA' 1As following; I'm Boston, lately, W IN
aef'Ana that hassy padding, which had
Bean sc ont to cool, wa taken 70 N. v.,.h
house BY Watchmaa. on . char. ~ .,oS,..
in the street"
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WESTWARD Ho."-Emigrann from Texs
Ar.anaas' and other States. are already on
'nsir way to the Aessilia Valley, (ths territory
recently purchased by the United Stst.s from
AeAico0 with view 70 obtain the best locs.
tons, and to make settlsuen,s
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NEW YoRK FIRE DEPARrMENf-In the
city of Now York there are forty eight IRE
ffty-seven hose, fourteen hook and ladder, and
four bydrant companies, comprising $500 men
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k9-ePIRNDID PIcfURIs-Those OF orr readers Win
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail to psy visit to Piumbs Rooms On
the Avenue. He hason exhibition there some cboic.
'Pec1mens OF the now art Of Dagu rreotypina in Oh
which for beauty and excellence are incomparablr
rhere IL portrait executed in this last STYLE, E,
PRESIDENT Pierce, that reflects great credit on th.
artist, every lineamsnt thereof giving a felike ex
preseion- Mr.. plumbe is reckoned among the 6rs,
daguerrean art3st of our time nar On
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p. H. SIMS
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT

INHk undersigned having completed his arrange
l. ments, csused BY the late fire, would respect
iuy state thst he has opened bis esta blishment o,
Ith street, near the Canal opposite the Market An
Is nov ready to furnish and put mp sveryth ap
pertaining to his businees at the shorteet poesah
nouce p Fl. Sims,
Plumber, 7th street, OPP. Market House.
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OK DIr.-That Mr. Campbell, Of tho Man
chester Union Democrat, is about to become
the proprietor of the Now Hampshire Patriot.
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WORSE THAN MoRMoN ELDER.-A Glas.
gov paper describing Mr.. Coughs lectures to
the fair COX Of that city, exclaims with enthusi-
asm' "Thres thousand ladies hanging on the
lips Of one man. -.
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MISSISSIPPI, OuAcHIrA AND RED RIVER
hA1LRoAD.-The Camden Ark Herald says
tho work o. this road is now progressing rap
IDLY. There are now about two hundred hands
engaged in cleaning and grading.
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CLERGYNEN ELECTED TO CoNeREss.-Mr
Meacham, Of Vermont just elected, is a sler
gyman, and 50 is Mr.. Sabin, hir colleague
Mr.. Knowlton, of Maine, is . Baptist, and
Mr.. Milliken, Universalist clergvman.
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INTERE-T ALLOWED ON DEPo ITEs-Int4,
i est obtained fJr Depositors and others unon t,,
lass Sc -urities chUBB BkOTHEhS, Bankers
sen 2i-eof
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COLUMBIA RESTAURANT,

- ~ TIE proprietor Of this -
VN a. Establishment, Mr. A.
W. Lehman. as rsntt,d
~ snd prepared IL for the
accommodation Of us n ~ In fuch q manner thst
pers ;ns who may patronise bin win be highly
plsassd with their Accommodations.
He IL oetermiLed 10 have the very nest for tke
whole season, without any view TO expense
Families can be supplied with oysters In evssy
style at the shortest potice
sep % 2ws A. LEHMANN
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REMOVAL
OF THE IS CT. DAGUERREAN GALLERY

rms Old Original TWENTY-FIVE CENT BA-
l. GUARDIAN GALLERY, on account of Tn -ir
great increase In business has been removed from
over T. D. Gilman's Drug Store, to Pennsylvanis
svenur, between Ninth and Ten b streets, directly
over NJ. W. Calf h Bro e Jesery Store, where We
shall be permanently located, and with our usually
accommodating principles, shall b r~ady TO give
satisfaction TO all persons who favor with their
patronage Do not forget the pla-e- between Nirth
md Tenth Streets over Messrs Calf Bro q Jes sl-
~ Store. c. D. STEWART Proprietc.
sep 22-Sts