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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

WV ShhtoohootpPt,
The Baltimore Clipper, Native American
paper in denying the charge that the Know
Nothings have attached themselves to the Wing
party, says:
''T The late charter election in Annapolis re-
suited in the choice Of a gentleman for Mayor
who was formerly q Whig-a majority of the
City Councils who we're known as Democrats
Had the Know-Nothings acted solely with the
wings, the whole Wing ticket would have been
chosen. in Westminster, the Mayor elect,
Frank schriver, Esq, and a majority of the
Council, were Democrats. In Washington, it is
true the Mayor elect, Mr.. Towers, was formerly
Wing; and equally true that sixteen out of
the thirty members of the City Councils were
Democrats. In view Of the above facts, we sub
NIT that any who will hereafter assert
that the Know Nothing par y, Cf there be such
aparty,) is the Wing party in Disguise will
utter foul calumny
SABBATH OBSERVANCE IN FRANCE. At first
sight, such title as this may appear to insolve
paradox. We are very happy to inform our
readers that this is not the case The other
day we met in the pages of London cotempo-
rary with a paragraph, copied apparently from
Galignani's Messenger, which contained start
ling announcement. Those who have been
much accustomed to travel on the Contineut--in
France especla ily--have been much shocked at
the systematic Dissertation Of the Sabbath. All
the shops, and all the places of amusement, are
open on the Sunday, which is q day of money
changing and indulgence, and not of prayer.
Now, movement has commenced in Paris,
which bids fair to progress. The paragraph we
refer to reports meeting to have taken place
in that city, presided over by a banker, and at
tended by the chief tradcsmen of the chief pu-
siness streets. 1t appears that c0nsidera BILE
numbers of these tradesmen already close their
shops on Sunday, and that more ADMISSIONS daily
come in The originator of the movement is
Mr.. Cochrane, an English gentleman, already
known in the Metropolis through his efforts in
the cause Of philanthropy.
We do not pretend to hope that this Sabbath
Observance is get religious movement but
that it will tend to this result We entertain not
a shadow Of doubt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

A LITTLE Boy WITH DELIKIuM TREMEss.-A
man named Taylor, near Winchester, la, has
son only four years old, who is common
drunkard The Emblem says that on the 18th
ult. his father, who had teen fishing, gave the
child bottle of whisky to carry; he drank too
much, and was taken very sick, then with
twitchlng in one arm and side, which was soon
followed by detirtunl tremenS, that lasted for
twelve hours 1t was horrible thing to sec the
little fellow screaming at and jumping from the
snakes that he thought he saw. dayton (O)
Empire.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFfERsoN GfTt,
Wednesday evening, June IL 1854 /
fair supply of Western with heavy stock of Texas
Cattle and moderate supply of other stock There is
good demand Veal Cattle but for OTHER descriptions
the market rather dull, We continue yesterdays
quotations, viz:
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RIVER STEAMERS.
cA4SY.

4 .aFOURCnE PACKET DOCTOR nng i.
4 BtTFT Capt, W. C. WILSON leaves MONDAYS 5srs
re- !. 4 LAEGRFsT % sjsS"oG1 T. r =
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sean'slP ~ porn 40, cray hsphlWtl n Jennings
W Templs.oa
ship Athens Robertson FOR Hare. II v Baxier
Howe, Noreto Nigo for dsas UbD- geo
Ship rrill. ROTTERDAM poynT, Wiians Hfo
Bi,l ae[ hIysntpFs, seyens, Bile H6nd1ras j hyci
schr Eliza Fisk sinpkn for Apsaehicois Newton Faey
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TsSHE ROAD TO HEALTH
AZ HpJT n u VIC mr.

A DESPERATE CASE OF scRoFUrA CURED ny HoIro
MAis OINTMENT ASD Pills Ils ydnsy Whaie-
sue a cent f th sae Of HollbSays uh Wales
H 5hGt laoais GTah q s employ n Charles Thompson
rs 9ey was covered with peculiar kind Of pin . xhc6 ex-
l, "afS nuch re I'D a. trying
Er rs md bN without any He thep Used HOE
LONAf's OINTMENT AND PHI Is Which in sbSr pTSi = ~
The present time. - - tEs 1t :"
~ ei AZ establishment Professor Fl st-p
'R,s " londea sud BY sii the and
4Asr n Medicines the Ssrfr at cents ar
g 81 each Ehosa4ls pripe pal mug Rasa4 N
NIg3u aud hE Sl-HsTs a R. D SANDS NepYcrk
~ fhere n considerable saving in taking large sizes.
n for the guidance parents. dso
; sarh hnI, @tA'4eeF. are
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A M u $ & NJ EN- IT'S.

z BANoBAMA OF NEW ORLEANS, on ST.
. ceAELis hrEEETt CerDes Of ro7dtas. rnbf4.f
T. ? OPEG 4 TRAVlss GYMNAslua, Perdido
a a,ree over III. sha1es ~ ROPER TRAVIS
morn citizens oSe~ ofEn sthsy opened GYMsa
arm seAle The named Mae
Whole gnenr Of which are superior tog he
s sooh they haze pd no peas expense IN procuring every
thirs nsGsssary for N nstiFuti1n Of thiE kind.
Parent fespeetuIg iag4A to al examine he GYMHa.
STf he EIsr7 there .rogSy recommended
PHiFIsiFBs
TGe ntt4thet Establishment BATHING ROOM
With requiem
SB- LHdots give IN sparriaz aud Fencing,
s Open ~ daylight Ia tie Harung gnt 10 O'Clock the Eyea
ny mil
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MoRE EFFtGlEs-Au etiigy was found hang.
ing IN tree at the corner Of Main street. aud
the Square, in tharlestown, Mass, on the 10th
inst II was cut down aud placed in the wntch
house. Gu its breast we're the words; = Frank
Pierce, the Traitor Of the North In his hand
he had a whip, with the word g Nebraska at
the end of the snapper The figure was dressed
boots, with epaulettes on each shoulder.
Commissioner Loring was found hung in cfigy
in New Bedford, on the 18th inst, on a tree
near Liberty Hall, in that place, with the fol-
lowing Inscription: "A dutiiul son, who obeys
his father in all things. Below was an image
Of the devil. After being peltcd with stones, it
was cut down and torn 10 pieces by the boys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

SENuINE HEIDSIECK co. GHAMPAGNE,s
ld aIbsernsT having appointed by Mya ei,teeE
70 70 succeed MI Y LET heretofore sole United star
o III" sa OF iEet Wines, buspss
tny ca aSe1tie5 the suti0ned card CRAMER L AbEG5
New York, JapEatr t!s54 : 1'
A Aitl- 4tsi IS N3LER heretofore Sole AGENT far ,p
se = or I W te United stae retiring broes
Initial States lalgdz. ' ''
W. sat n oafnoesn. eoutjnu IN the m
loymeht OF thr t0mntL WHICH Nnetap
ul't accorded "a our r ths
agents Gote bat h II iiy GtlAin tile high
*Gel the same has attaneu Il your market. =
aHEtofi a'Cre
shS arad u It pure and qnIiitH,
me following tIr whtr ar n
STATES now nearly thirty Mas Fsin,il :
wards Salmon Stuyyessul 7'' - 'a4A''u' 't's'-
When 1854 the old firm dFve their senior paner aor
ceeaed 70 the 6uf yi tie PREMISES 10 MIN fFo T
lfess puaieH wa StnLt the privilege retaining
OF the celarf ETC. weh
'ouners this ortrl had from T.
in lii. ip
therefore soIs pfOrretnrs this btSua.
We 7oni i audi tna distinguish marx from Other
a'nar nt 20 iu4hes tie RAM Of nr iry
hl VIII % 'cnHa lh3 abrs, Also stamped Nc anT
ara around tue c2rks 10 other eniled to rs ifs
he same nnht whg our brand originally urofuce and f
N''o@u IN Tue Tinted statel' u nave tie honor
1olT old. sergt
'' et 49, io''' iElDSIECR ! &C.
The subscribers being appointed South SYeet Of t
shte celebrated
pints, Aleh they offer the York prices
;o,, R.F. NICHOLS y CO.
IH"+' W. 81 Camp
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5UflIN T, 81
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans, January y, 1854.

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL II RANCE COMPANY
Or TORONTO. Q. w
EDwp. q. 0sEsS, SsCfetAry A. Nd CLARK. President.
BRANCH OFFICE. NJ, as Camp -, New oleua,.
EE The uninterrupted prepared toizsae POLICIES
the psrs Of the SEAS and Ri7 Frs a1O ss 3smag
BY FIRE, at the current rates prsnierl
BENJAMIN FLGRANCE, Agent.
Ms ly HARMON lOA'SF, Atsstnl,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

cAPlEAL-1EN MILLIONS H'hh4b5
.... n. HEHRl OGDEN. agent,
LOUISIANA Mutual insurance GoIlpany,
CHARLss ezfsSs Prszd.uf
H.p5Avree s.,.,,,z AFToi's d1;i'ISfs, vice Fr''dsn
,..... o. BoA2D or RI gsrsga
IL III T Penney, 3.h 0zis6s,
. IF n s ast,u ~ y.oIstb
T. IL. J.; bS 1gii;s,, s.5'5ssa,
r.. Michon, 10 5 stss,,os
K [ah T. = VIZ a"'H'raan' sdSars f,;na,a.
{ & f r,rss,, VI fs9fi;ais,
E. 2. g s4:2sr I 1Gss ~
'Fiamrs s,ille d 3 rsx.nfa' e..#
,z ~ oar = z, .
rngk to shs o osI nsqse ~s n PG' ae
W RE i Fee ICY q ag sfg G y Gs s
speeon # those ds2s to n.ore wiz. he c2ngtey nhlsly
Home Mutual Insurance Coupaoy of
NEW opJF.Ns
e TIE sPi5,lsg ,tatsqsnt q &c i. iii
fas Of this COMPANY il published IN Goa - ssSf va
AnieSni # Premium, for the year ending ast De-
eerlo@r, 1880 u
Total year ending sst Dec 1893 s5ssg "a
viz: For Pronra., on Fire .,sooo, s.
For Premiums Nsfine is5'sii . i.
Less Premiums on tiska not .srzanated slAt Dec.
Ietarn Prelaiusls. 5,isi %
9aE ti2.i s,ss.
On Marine ''''''-''''''.''''''''. s ss.sss, 10
Rs-iasureuee expenses etc. leg. interest, dis ''ss'' %
count ss.ss MA 90
Seeausd pohsa o the gear ending December d. sssas
Ts. comr,ny ,s,s ~ ToIl,v,,u,...,. v,.
'avsis sassa G s e v.! assos 90
sls 1 l9eeisa's q short eEao Tor Premiums
BILE receivable, being balances suascription
Due for Premium IN roai. Of eaii.rt isss ~
Cash hand IS
r.,. . =
.saSl..sl "
... STATE or LOUISIANA.
n, :. ...., . PAtsh Of g5eans, City Of New oresna
f a. hi n asa oI b s TG qs
a appeared Alsnudr Bother Paen and James Il Wheeler
o duly sworn aeeoi4pi % aw % pd and aa a 10
n ana 9e' ana eo # iTanseft EN- we Sook
JAS II EFEEi III see,etsrv
sworn to and subscribed before sh day naas 1854
'' : 2-s''' oftSs Ta rel j orleans.
as ne outstanding hs hed.,s
iq ss en- and aisF 'hs ''A OF Feb
premiums Of The CompsEy ar the year ending S
I5te Il M4rrbneext ~ ~ ~ " ~ VI ~ ~ ~
~ ln eoaaes 70 insure Against the penn q me st
''' NO. 40 'A"p street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
5.s, H Wy.rss s.o, JoHN r. SHAW Vs'-ffesids0'
New orleans, January j, 1854
TRUSTEES: -.....
go, " West, & HNsyy,, EK t ;es,sTs,a'
3a s. fFaFHF , I T99a i5 5. 7. pssi5ser,
l. GJd n &. casks, o'h'' w. + 2 2yss
E gbs Hsoa' 4 4. Pp9 9r5 I v tsaie,
" {. Thompson, &C, Gn5dHeh, J. Eaesr
q n
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HON0Rs TO CAPT lNGRAHAN.-A subscription,
amounting to 500 sterling, collected chiefly in
pence from the working classes, has been raised
by the British admirers of Captain lngraham,
for the purchase Of a gold chronometer as q
testimonial for his conduct in the koszta affair
The chronometer mas been taken charge of by
Mr. buchanan, and bears the inscription
:, Presented to Captain Ingrabam, of the
United States Navy, by some thousands of the
British working classes, for his noble conduct in
koszta, the Hungarian refugee from the Aus
trian authorities April, 1854"
An address written on yellum, and enclosed in
frame of carved oak, accompanied the gift
The address concludes as follows;
+" In presenting to you this testimonial, we
have two fold object in yiew--lst, to do honor
to mum of your bod and mugnanimous CHAR
acter, I'd, that as your conduct has been
stamped with approval by our transatlantic
brethren, we are most DESTROYS of demonstrating
to them, and other States, that the same sense
ofjustice and of right exists among the working
classes of the British islands Trusting that
identity Of spirit may have the effect of cement
ing cordial amity between the Democrats of
the Old and New World, ne remain, sir. yours
fraternally." Here follow the signatures.
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AMIss1ssuPI sENAroR.--AIr Rives, publisher
of the Washington Globe, replies in a late num-
her to a correspondent who desires to be in
formed as to whether he stands by the same
Democratic principles he did when he had the
Union office, and closes that reply by the fol.
lowing alluson to d Mississippi Senator 1t is
a rich auecdote, and we should like much to
know where exactly to locate it s'Under
which King, Bezonian speak or die!''
g We are admonished not to be prolix in an
swering our correspondent, from the fact that
this day one week ago we published in tue
Globe an answer Of eight columns, which was
not at all an answer, to an attack made on our
homestead bill before the Senate, which an
sweI was not generally read because it was too
long. We engaged Senator, who is a lawyer,
to read it, without once thinking of his profess
sion. Last Friday he called at jackson Hall,
in our absence, to see US, and left word that he
would call next day. Thinking that he had
read our poor remarks as modest great men
usually characterize their speeches, and that
they had convinced him of the justice of our
cause, we took care to be at home on Saturday
AT one o'clock, p. NJ, Of that day, he called aud
said Il have read the remarks in your case
which you handed me clean through, but have
not been able to comprehend them, charge you
fifty dollars for my services, which is the lowest
rate have ever charged for reading so much
matter, and advise you to employ assistant couu-
sell who understands ems, and ems, and odds
and ends, to aid me in the case We asked him
if he would not make some abatement if we
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

INAUGURATION OF TIE New MAYOR OF PHIIA-
DELPHIA An immense crowd assembled in In
dependence Square yesterday, to witness the
Inauguration of Mr.. Conrad, the first Mayor of
the consolidated City Of Philadelphia
After taking the oath Of office, the Mayor
commenced delivering an inaugural speech, in
the midst of which he was interrupted by a
tremendous shower A great portion of the
people fed to the vestibula of the hail. and the
Mayor took his position on the stairway to
finish his speech.
He declared emphatically that none but
native born Americans would be appointed to
the Police department, and efficiency would be
secueed by paying attention to the morals and
strict principles of applicants, combined with
health. strength, courage and calmness
He also pledged himself to the strict enforce
ment OF the Sabbath lay, by shutting up ia
verns, ale houses and other places of entertain
gnent. The pledges were received with I'M
bounded applause. A salute was fred from the
square. New York Tribune, 18th
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PAsSENnERs

Muaic6 hhds sugar 90 tnolns 10
nrreiin Fnasl+ d cAmnseA, squrrs wHsts Hngs,:
oiey hv.ry so h4if do "ilane Bathurst hp
"a. TrIeiauo d Taylor-sundries 8 ctiar
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Tho boad of Tastse have rsoyed pay of a1 PEI
each on the certificates Pos years 1885, 1851 ara
'se? o:hr their esn representatives. ardgs
me Eighth aAy Of a Gast pr4IRo.
The Trustees have aiso fei Dividend "Thrtrh7e, POI
OF ths net earned Premnm of the Company year ending
he Twelfth day J fer which cersdaeF will be tssaed on
sndaher the Cd Monday in September usr1
THNS. A. ADAMS President.
NOSES GREENWOOD Yica Prssidnnt
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

Zach proposal must be signed by the individual
n mr. q making il, and must eciiy pr,ce-Ond b.:
ne ITsce for each and every article contained il
be schedule. Should any srti:Is be required 10
'RumeFa ed, thew sre 10 Dr. furnished at the wei
market prices, according TO quality. Blank form
or proposals will be furnished at the department
oersoHs app ying for them, and as, Wild out uni
tormity thsrsin, the department woulr fad II dfn
'ult To make d cision, will he taken into CO
Liberation unless suhsts isly a2re4 ing Cd. rsHiih
The proposals TO be addressed 70 The Departmen
Of State. and end rsed Proposals for stioe-ry
No'ice will be given 10 the rson to vhoIn the ron
rSt Is awarded, who wi be req ire3. within f.,
lays thereafter, 10 give bond, with two sufhcien
'n,eties for it's performance.
The b. al OF the department is In all osees 20
ide whether the terms Of the contract have b. c,
'omplled with. snd 10 relsst any article which ms,
oe IN bis opinion, OF mirror quality. we'll
nnul the contract upon sDy tsilu to comply viii
be terms within q reasonable time.
may Zl-laKlW
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FORGERY AND SHOOTING.

A man by the name Of DR.. Marks. resi-
dent of Sacramento. on Green River, Ky, was
last week detected in several ingenious torger-
les One Of his neighbors. Mr. Eaves, had
been in The habit OF endorsing the doctor 8
notes in bank, and was called upon some time
81 nee to back a note for $500, payable at Rns-
seville. This note the doctor altered to 81,
800, aid drew the money. When tbi, note
was near maturing. the doctor called upon
Mr.. Eaves to endorse note for $500, saying
that ne wished to take up the S3Uo note and
wanted 500 for other purposes. The doctor
got another endorser upon the note. alt e-t i,
to 81 800, and presented 1t at the Greensboro
Bank to be discounted. when be was informed
that the second endorser was then under pro.
test otherwise the bill would be cashed
The doctor again went to Mr. Eayes ar d
stated the circumstances, ami new note f"r
$500 was made. This las, noie was changed
to 81. $780, and the money drawn. The CASH. r
Re bank at Oaenon"ry' had previo Isiy
written to Mr.. Eaves. .ating his eIrets hat
the note Of DR.. Marks for 81 500. upon which
he was an endtser. cou MT, unler q rule
Of the institution be cashed aud that no dis
respect or di-parag-ment TO his credit was 10
tended by the refusal. The cashiers le.tc
-'let the cat out of the bag and Mr.. Eav.s
began To- lo,k into he matter. II. found the
doctor. and mads him dis gorge 81. 100 OF Il 9
money no had obtained. in ending to p o;eea
against him legally f,r further satisfaction.
An attempt Wa subs quentIy una ie to arrest
the doctor, but he was fund armed to the tee
and shot one of his pursueis breaking his veg
at the thigh, and I'D. lie spent Thursday
night last in this city. Several men from
Humsey, Ky were here ON Friday in ..ursui
Of him. They we're mskirg a very bad oh use
Of it, ard We presume the doctor ls yet erj y
ing his liberty. 1t was only necessary ito st
our Sheriff and Marshal after him, and he
you'd be ought in double quick time, but our
Ken, lucky friends we're unwilling tn make it an
Object for them to pursue him, The doctor Is
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HOUSES FIR RENT

HOUSES FIR Remit have for rel t
IL several new convenient houses With lots OF
two acres Of ground attached to each, situated on
new street parallel with Boundary STREET, running
along the top of the rge west of the railroad wheI
IL eaV ee the city little E,ore than mile north.
aasterly from the Capitol
These house have from seven to teE rooms each
including kitchen. with raj closets aud CO lar
"oodsheds and q stable. and pumps Of sxeelleI I
water neac at hand The situation is beautiful over
looking the railroad and large portion of the CITY.
aud wing the Capitol in fult view. The approach
TO then L by 4 stree, Delaware Avenue and M
street, grated and grav.ei. The soil of the lots is
generally good, anu capable Of being made very pro-
uuctive.
III omnibus now runs twice day between these
houses ana the Presidents square, by way of M
street, Delaware avenue IL street, 7th street and
Pennsylvania avenue; leaving the houses at about
nan PAST eignt O'Clock, 4. H. and hafpast two D. IN
returning after brief stands at the ar, Navy and
Treasury Departments, the Centre Market, General
Post Office a-d Patent Office.
These houses are peculiarly ada pied for the resi-
dences OF Clerks AID others Of endentary habits who
.e,luise exercise either by waking, or by manual
taoor IN 6 arden.
TIE houses ard lots will be let as they stand with
s iarg" shed containing u stall for horse and an
jut-Dullding at the very low rent of TWO HUa DREI
ooLLAks per annuui, payable monthly. If other
improvements be wanted, they will be made with &
Tue increase of rent
AppJ to VIM SticsDpy, Esq, occupying house
the same street. or to myself, my residence nea,
he premises AMOS KENDAiL.
Washington, june lin
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Baltimore Mtrket.

BALTIMORE, june 22.-Flour slightly 6rmer
under steamer e news; Hows d street -four held
it s. S23; buyers offer $3.50; City Mills s. 37t,
NO sales. Wheat declined; lies IF 5 900 bushel
cod At 81 40 81 as; white, at 81 IS 81 So. In
tericr qualities two TO fifteen cents lower
Corn-saies of $4,000 busacI. white at 73 IS;
yellow, as 20; MIXED IL. oats-sales ct So q
81 cents
Provisions firm. We quote Mess Pork at
Sl375 q Sl4 per Dbl. Bacon-ehoulders &C 6
and st6e' at : ctens per Id. Hams a. s a [
&C Butter Mt IL IL CTS and roll at Is a 20
cts PEI I'D. Cocese a ZOOS
COfee-sales during the week 5000 bags Of
Rio al st, 10 a H. CTS per IT,
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COLLECTORS CAsEs.

COLLECTORS CASES, q most oonye
~ nient article for hold Dg bills and papers, emo
making memorandums, only &c.
Portfolios, the largest best, AMI cheapest sock W
have ever had w.
Writing Pads, neat and cheap
Mathematical instruments. oo'nrad Crayons
nest Water COiors Ia boxes frcm 1915 cents 10 4,
each "
Monscranatic Board and Drawing Psper. al lies
Extra su eIins AlhaIabra cream laid Note Pare,
and Envelopes
Bun cream isid Paper and Envelopes
large and fine assortment of ain and fancy sts
,i'nrry. Visiting Cards, ard Cases, and Fort,
MOnnsias
An extra g Cd quality Of Envelopes, for bushes
purposes at 81 10 per | 900 -
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
je Left -,h ,,,est
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GREAT REDUCTION

IN 1nl. PnlC>. OF UhE>s G.JODs.
ME fad. upon 10 king over our stock OF Dress
w Go, DIS, that we hav ON Ia. d much large,
stock than usual ot tn season OF hv year and 10
order to induce tn, no have not vet fully sup
p,ii tHemso.v ~ buy OF ns, We have put the rict
i the eutif- ba ancs of our IS cent Beragps and
-r"n-d'n' dow" " 30 and 6sla cen,s, and all ou,
" c"nt Goo 81 To 81 q an Is c.uts
VIC ALSO have ha ii = l,rye lot of plaid and
str pd SILK winch Ne off.r at oorre.p 1nding low
prices om this date.
Our OF jsct IN making 40 great deduction at THU
eh'b,t We m y Gloss uc .ur eutjre stock o,
Fancy Dr.. So do< dis bf the on for sci log then
5 over, AID vt earu stiy 81 cit IL in want Of D
he' dress to examno .ue st~ck before purchasil 9
i>eN here
We ais" have on hand q ver- larg' assortment o.
naured and plsin Bereg' nj 20 Cents and Lawns al
t21ac, ~or h mu. r. .uoney-
W. bav, urge rtocs OF wiss ard Cambria
flounci "a. Worker Collar, chsnizsls &C., any o;
which We viii offer 10 cash or very punctusl
credit Customers at greatly rsdu I'd prices
w. NJ. oHUSr, L CO.,
Central Stores, Ops sits tho C.n.rs Market.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

EUR Rs-T.-T!e sab~rrl er iayius retired 70
l. the country, hII pe m men, resi- iepc... Of
fers for rent his h"nd' m"ly fn sh d, four..tory
2'ik AOu5h, on ~ eteeet, W tn imne late possee
in f""'
And also, the thr+e-s.ory H,u:e adjoining. now
oo'up'ei ty Capt Las b. Mon gomery Pos sss,on
given on he lst August, unless aricr possession
can 10 arrane vi .sIt Nor t. ,ner,, who has
the promise.
Alto, T. r rale cheap, that nodious and d.sira
BILE property, sitdatec en- Pa. avenue. n xriy oppo
site jackson Hall, and Iecsntiy ecu yied as board
ing boIse ~
Also, two frame House. on street south, near
.th IN square 49, II not soll EFF re the 3oth in
slant they will then be d. po.ed Of to the Y hest
bidd-r at public sac.
For terms srd particulars apply at the store of
Whi,e sons, to NC. u. WHITE
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