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AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL.-Amonest the
many nostrums that are daily heralded forth
to the public as panaceas for nearly all the
ills which affiict humanity, there are, no doubt,
many entirely worthless, and others that pos
sess all the merit which is claimed for them.
Among this latter class stands foremost the
invaluable family medicine, the name of which
heads this paragraph. This is no idle puff -
We speak knowingly, having testedits efficacy
on several occasions within the last year, in
our own family. At this season, when colds
and influenza are SO prevalent, we confidently
recommend the free use Of this preparation.
1t will be found equally efhcacious in diseases
of the throat, and in all pulmonary affections
Virginia Recorder, Buchanan, Va. -'--.
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u Under our telegraphic head will be
found news from Nassau, n. P, giving
the details of number of shipwrecks at,
and near that place. The loss of proper
ty, principally American, wrecked on the
Bahamas during the past three weeks, is
estimated at 100000. We are told
that the American Consulate at Nassau,
properly managed, pays as well as that
at Liverpool. Messrs. Bacon & Co., who
have held the Consulate at Nassau for
many years past, under different Admin
istrations-one Of the firm being a Wing
and the other Democrat--have realized
princely fortunes out of the Office. 1t is
a wonder that some Of our leading poll
ticians do not look toward Nassau.
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u The New York Herald calls some
of the papers, with small circulation,
sickIy sheets. The Buffalo Express thinks
the epithet decidedly good, when applied
by the Herald to any of its contemporaries.
A paper that has breathed upon society
a moral malaria during it's entire exist
ence. appears to advantage in the use of
such significant terms; sickly sheets, for
Sooth si ... .s...-J r@. - 10 gts.l.r :
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SAVE YOUR DIMES

ANO DOLLAho " It.L SAVE -InEhcE1F
1WISH to call public attention to tie fact that
l. am prepared to Furnish families, wedding par
ties, parties excursions balls, pfc MICS &C. at the
shortes. notice, and with promptness.
Having secured one OF the very best of vorkmep,
and only using the very best OF materials can fur
pish all articles such as pure Virginia Cream for Ice
Cream At So per gallon Water Ices az the same. =
Also Jellies, Charlctts &C. Fruit and Pound Cake,
AMI great variety Of Small Cakes, at much lower
figure than the best establishment of note in the
city can furnish, for at least 26 per cent less than
their charge are for the same 60 that the Question
very often asked, Where can get pune sr icle
Of Cream and Confectionery 30 will snsWer, ND
can prove by everybody calling and trying
Store corner OF I4th street and Pennsylyan'a ave
nue.. J. G. WEAVER, Agent
may 2-eo2m
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At THE REQUEsT OF manx persn,

4 II THE REQUEST OF many person,
II We adopted the plan 70 dispose by lots of thr. .
most magnificent articles there below described) 70.
costly to be disposed Of at priya'e SALE viz:
Magnificent solM Pspier Mscte Csbine, ichly j,
laid in mother pearl, made expressly for the sra
Worlds Fair, worth $500
superb solid silver mounted gold edged ladies
Dressing Box, of exquisite workmanship, Ct Lou
XIV. style, worth $3.50
Rich massive metal Roman Clock, with two lar,
Caud elsbras to match, worth $s5 - u =
Nearly all the numbers have been sold. The Il VI
remaining unsold can be had by making immedist
application to our store On Saturday the eubscr,D
ton list win be closed The drawing will take p!sce
neat week Subscribers are requested to call thit
week and settle for their numbers.
.T--:.-s 81. 7. B. Co,
Importers Of Fancy Goods, Browns,H Hotel
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ONO LIQUOR LAw.-The Ohio lesisla-
ture passed liquor law on Friday, April
%, and it requires only the signature of
the Governor to become law. 1t pro-
Yides for Furnishing, by fine and imprison-
ment, for selling liquor to parties intoxi-
Gated, or who are in the habit of getting
intoxicated. 1t also renders them liable
to civil suits for damages, 81.
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U The Rev. Mr.. French requests us
to say that he is not the owner of the
farm adjoining that Of Col. Thomas, as
noticed by our Georgetown correspon-
dent. 1t was purchased by his brother,
Edmund French, Esq, Superintendent of
the Hudson river railroad.
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OThe New York Mirror says "the
paper on which the Sta is printed must
have been made Of the cast-off rags Of
some sneaking old bachelor, who died Of
the blues, as the complexion is decidedly
cerulian." Talking of colors, reminds us
of the hue which the Mirror has borne
lately. No emerald ever looked more
green. We trust that the brain of its
editor has not "come to this complexion
at last" It's "a one strike" Colonel
Fuller. s.- 9tf a. ....
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UH is universally admitted that the
most nonsensical twaddle that ever ap.
pears In print, is that which is printed,
from time to time, over the signature Of
The man wot nominated Frank Pierce, ,
In the columns of the New York Herald.
1t is no wonder that the Satanic" is
compelled 10 send out drummers 10 scare
up advertising patronage.
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CINGING SCHOOL for Children and Tour.
~ PeoFte-Profs. KEMMERER from Philadelpti
will give a course of Lessops in Vocal Music He
will give lectures at the Temperance Hall on Wee
nesday and Thursday evenings at o'clock Ais
Saturday morning at g. and on Mouday and Thur
day nights on the Isand, at Ryland Chapel at
O'Clock, and on Wednesday and Friday nights and
on Saturday evening, at O'Clock at the Navy Yard
at the Ebenezer NJ. 4. Church.
Tuition rs cents for IL lessons
Con ert will be given at the close.
an 27-1H&
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" Franck Taylor has sent us the
"Memoir and Sermons of the Rev. VIM.
Duval," City Missionary of Richmond,
Va, by the Rev. @. Walker; also, ga
Guide to the Hot Springs of Richmond,
Virginia" containing an account of the
medical properties of their waters.
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COMMANDS IN TURKISH NAvY.--We
are reliably informed, that there are two
Turkish officers in our city; for the pur-
pose of obtaining Commanders in the
Naval service of that country. Our, in
formant is party to whom propositions
were made. In apecuniary point of view
the overtures are quite tempting. ~ Boston
Bee,
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U The Baltimore Public Ledger, after
a short nap, has awakened, refreshed,
vigt rous, and prettier than ever. A hand
somer sheet can nowhere be found.
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Pc H SONAL.

VIM. NJ. Peregoy Esq, for some years
connected with the pr ~.O Of Baltimore as local
editor, has purchased one half of that old
organ of the " unterrifed," the Republican
y Argus and become joint editor and pub
Usher. We have every reason to believe, from
Mr.. Peregoy's we'll known business tact and
industry as caterer of food for the immortal
part of man, that he will be valuable acqui-
sition to the Argus establishment.
80. The convention of Maine law men at
Philadelphia, have nominated Judge Conrad,
as their candidate for the Office of Mayor If
nominations are worth anything, the Judge
will certainly be elected. He is now the
Wing, Native, and Maine Law candidate 1t
is sale. the Spirit Rappers and Woman Rights
men intend to meet in convention and nomi-
nate him also.
-. AS might have been expected, after the
result Of the trial Of the principal offender
nOtfe prosequt has been entered in the case
of young Ward, indicted with his brother for
the murder Of Butler. The Jury in Mat
Wards case, it appears, retired in the evening
and rendered their verdict On the following
morning, though it is stated that they deliber
ated only about five minutes, There was talk
at Louisville, from last accounts, of burning
the Judge, Jury and Counsel for defence, in
efigy.r,- .a-,, .-..
80. The letter. writing Clerk Of the House
Committee on Public Lands, insinuates, in the
Baltimore iSAn Of this morning, hat the reso-
luton offered in the Senate yesterday by Mr.
Slidell about the differentiation of Cuba, was
done for the purpose of helping to re-eleet
him to the Senate. 80
....Gov. William Barstow, the present Chief
Magistrate of Wisconsin, is now in Washing
ton, at the National.
John Charles Gardiner has forfeited his
bail, not being present yesterday when his
case was called for trial. ~,
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HARPER s MAGAZINE FOR MAY.-Buck-
Of the National Literary Depot,
and Joe Shillihgton. corner IL street and
the Avenue, have sent us Harper for May.
This number is equal to any of its pre-.
decessors, being handsomely embellished
and filled with interesting matter. 1t
closes the eighth volume. s-r. ,5t
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ELECTION OF CANAL OFFICERS is
stated that the Maryland Board of Public
Works will meet on the I'd day of June
for the election of Directors and other
officers Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

AT have now in store a very large and general
w sseort Dent of Ladies, Gents and Misses Ho-
siery and Gloves.
LADIES' white slate, black, brown, Grey and mixed
Brown embroidered and open work Hose, som. IS
low as rs cts. per dozen
Gents white brown, blue, mixed. striped and fancy
half Hose, some as low as IS cts. per dozen.
Boys white brown blue, mixed, striped and fancy
haf Hose. some as low IS cts per dozen
Misses and Ghildrens fancy, plain and striped Hose
Elastic Tops
Misses tbree-threa1ed Hhte and brown Hose very
superior article
Ladies, Gents and Mis- es' Kid, SILK, Thread and
Cotton Gloves, all numbers, in great variety
Black lace Miits ana Gloves
Also, 81 k, Merino, Lambswool and Cotton Under.
shirts.
-. W. EGAN 4 SON,
No. ) Pa. avenue, eouth side. near eth street
may LIT TIntel7
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1.-THE New York Canals will not be
opened to-day, as was expected. Several
accidents have happened, which cause d
delay of some days.
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A VERY DANGEROUS MONOPOLY

The press of the country are very gene
rally exclaiming against the recent action
of the Maine Legislature, in refusing to
authorize the construction through that
State of second magnetic telegraph line
between Boston and Halifax. Public
opinion has been awakened to the unfor
tunate character of this refusal, bv the
trick so recently played upon the bust
ness community by telegraphing agent
of the Associated Press" named Craig,
announcing the death of the Emperor of
Russia, the end of the war, &C., by the
publication of which, spectators in the
the secret were enabled to realize large
sums of money out of innocent purchas-
ers ofvarious staples. The line of tele-
graph In whose favor the Maine Legisla-
ture exercises its power to refuse to pei
NIT the construction of a rival telegraph
tmagnetic) line through the State, has
contract with this Mr.. Craig, or his en-
ployees, under which they refuse to send
the news brought to Halifax from Europe
for any other parties whatever, until
they Craig & Coy have duly dispatched
all their messages embracing such news.
First come, first served" is no law for
that line. Messrs. Craig & Co. may send
their false news first, whenever it is de.
sired to swindle the innocent community,
and, under the contract which they have
with the telegraph company, the latter
will not permit any parties to send
other advices over their wires, in time to
interfere with the success of the plots OF
the monopolists. Such is substantially
the rort-nnt hntrnnn fhncn r.. -t:~-. 30
features have so far been made public.
We submit, the telegraph On that most
lmportant'line of communication, instead
OF being public benefit, is the most dam
gerous and nefarious monopoly in our
country; being prostituted by open con.
tract, to which the owners of the line
are now, knowingly, parties, it may be,
to the purpose of deliberate wholesale
robbery Of the, business community.
There Is not another government under
the sun; pretending to civilization and
enlightenment, under which such state
of things, in the management of any such
nominal and chartered public conve.
nience, would be permitted for an hour
after such facts became known to the au-
thorities. In this country, however, there
is no functionary responsible for the sup
preston Of such swindling facilities. We
should not be at all surprised, should the
nuisance of this monopoly of the wires be
not legally abated, if the commercial COM
munities of the Northern cities take means
to abate it violently, and surreptitiously
IN order to escape the penalty for any
violation of law which may be involved
In any such cause on their part.
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WATCH REPAIRING

HAVING made arrangements with Mr.. ". "
IL Hollingswcrth 10 take charge of the Watch
and Jewelry Repairing Departm ent Of my estat!i.h
ment, would say TO the citizers Of Washington nj
others visit: the city that all ard every descrp
ton Of Watches, however seriously mutilated can
be repaired well al any other establishment in
Europe or America.
Pa. avenue, between ~ and 9th SITS, sign of the
Large Spread Eagle. H. o. HOOD.
may 2-tf '#-
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EETEsT BY THE PACIFIC.
THE nANuRE -

IL
BUCHAREST, April 10, lo54.-The Rus
slams are constructing two forts which
will command the entrance of the south
ernmost (St. George's) mouth of the
Danube.
Kustendie is still held by the Turks.
The troops under General Luders are
marching towards the coast, and large
numbers oflaborers are engaged in throw
ing up works on various points for its
defence. ---.-r-
A letter from Athens of the 7th, in a
Vienna journal. states that a Russian
Secretary of Embassy had just arrived
with note from the cabinet of st. Pc
tersburg for the Greek government. The
same letter informs us that half squad
ron of light cavalry left Athens for Aria.
ATHENS, April Numerous well
armed Greek volunteers are passing
through Missolonghi to join theinsurgents.
Thousands of Thessalian families have
fled to Greece.
VICTORY IN THE CAUCASUS.
The English steamer Sampson, which
had been surveying on the coast of Cir
cassia, returned to Constantinople 2lst
of March, bringing tidings of a complete
victory gained by the Circassians over
the Russians. Early in March, the Cir
cassians, provided with arms and ammu-
milton, attacked the Russians. and after
severely contested battle, drove them
into their castles on the coast. These
castles were surrounded, and repeatedly
attacked during four continuous days.
Finally, the Russians, fearing to be cut
to pieces, blew up their magazines, and
sought shelter in their ships. The Samp-
son further reports that the Circassians
fell on the garrjsons who were retreating
from two hill-forts, and put them to the
sword. The Circassian coast is at present
free from the army. ~ ra
The BALTIC. -.
COPENHAGEN, April 16.-Admiral Ma
piers fleets of twenty-five ships of war,
passed in front Of the island of Bornholm.
A heavy cannonading was heard in the
night of the 18th to the 10th.
The French ship of war the Austerlitz
has reioined Admiral Napier.
Rear Admiral Plumridge, with divi-
sion of English cruisers, has captured
five Russian vessels loaded with salt, and
has brought them into the Bay of Kioge.
COPENHAGEN, April 18-Seven mer-
chant prizes are in Kioge Bay. ao-
The Ministerial crisis is over. The
Cabinet remains. The Parliamentary
leaders will be dismissed.
PARIS, April 18.-Advices have been
received here by telegraph from Constan.
tinople to the 10th April.
Varna, which was only defended by
5000 men, has asked for reinforcements
from the combined fleets.
The English and French troops which
have arrived at Galipoli will, it is said
be ordered there.
There is great concentration of troops
near Badalshik.
At Matschln the combat was sangui.
nary the Russian and three Egyptian
battalions remained dead upon the field.
The Sulina mouths of the Danube are
still blocked up.
Snow has fallen at Galipoli.
GREAT BRITAIN.
| The Poles in London have offered to
form Polish legion, if the government
will accept their services, and supply
munitions of war. Their application was
referred, by the Earl of Aberdeen, to the
Secretary of State for War and the Colo.
MES.
The strikes of the operatives had ex.
| tended to StocLport xubaro q ho,t IN 0O(
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q The Massachusetts Legislature adj
journed sine die on Saturday afternoon,
April o..
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MAGAZINE for Nav At

Il BUCKINGHAM National Depot,
Under National Hotel.
Putnam's Magazine for May, rpleniil number
Ladies' Gazette o. Fashion for May, some i3 new
patterns
Illustrated Magazine of Art Tor May
Graham's do DO
Kuickerhocker do do
metropolitan do do
Household Words do do
Blsckwood's do for Apr;l -
Miller and his Men, or the French Robbers Of 30.
hernia
Royal Favorite, or the Mysteries Of the Court of
Charles II
Massacre of Glencoe, a historical tale
All the new Books, Magazines and Paper for sale
as soon as published, BY
may LIT r. RUCKI,GUAN Il
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FOR sALE oN coMMIssToE

FOR SALE ON COMMISSION,
4 GOOD lot of White Oak Timber, of the iollo sir
n sizes, 4 -, 4 80, 6 20, and rs, which will b.
sold low for cash.
We have also on hand well selected assortment
of all kinds Of lumber used for Building purpose
for sale on reasonable terms
j. LIBBEY 4 SON.
may 2-St* GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
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THE Results of the Censas of Greet
Il Britain in 1851, with description of IT,
machinery and process employed to obtain the re
turns; Tables CT Reference, &c, j vol, pamphlet
Tendon, 1854, price SIC. fRANCK TAYLOR.
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NOW is THE TIME

NOW is THE TINE
IN AND THIS IS THE PLACE
Ddsuerreotyp'sfor e5 cents asd up,oa-ds
For the accommodation Of thosewho want cheap
pictures, Wilson d 90. have fitted up fine
Gallery in Lane fuckers Building, directly over
The Gallery formerly kno En as s'Thompson'sh
Remember the name and be sure and find the
right gallery. WILSON & CO.
Pa avenue, between AZ and 9th sts.
may 1-tf
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z ADJUSTMENTS.
sssPfRIrvaI.,e,,,
THE GREAT HARPIsT hproMx,s
GRAND MAY BALL.

HTILL be given at Forrest Hail. 8eorsetovn m,
w THURSDAY EVENING, May, Alb, 1854
No pains or expense will he spared to render n
one of the best ever given in this place :.
Refreshments will be served for the ladies
FisbersC Hon Band Is engaged for the occasion
Tickets ONE DOLLAR.
Committee on Hnuitdhons
Fuilsove c ID Rodbird,
Jro McQuillan, jos Marie,
Patrick Donelsn, Cornelius offutt
MANAGERS
J McNolty, u Harrison,
PROXY, w Ieishesr
Ta Thos Finny Thos Dawson
J Hsiuy. Geo Cbsmherlsin s.
Tickets TO be he'd OF either Of the MANAGERS or NJ
John Pete Free nan, agent Of Forrest Hall
ap 29-4ts
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HON. THOS. H. BENTON'S GREAT WORK
THIRTY YEARS VIEW.
I AM now in receipt of the first volume of til
l. above work, and will be daily receiving ad,ii
tonal supplies to the of subscribers apc
all Others who desire to possess It.
have made arrangements with Messrs Downs &
HUTCHINSON, Ather aum Buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue, between AZ and 9th streets to occupy tenn
porarily pant OF their store, for the sale of til
work 3 g
The subscription list being very large, subscriber
would confer a favor if they would make il con,e
nient, as far as they can, to call and receive the
work.
Cash required in every instance ON delivery of the
work
Price 81 SO per volume.
a JNO. 8. HOLLINGSHEAD.
---17I Sele Agent for the District of
:, Columbia, and the only place Of sale
NAV Std ..4.4-C
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON BOAT.
AZ The GEO. WASHINGTON will
dzE1zzSss883sdepart at the following hours:
coach leaves the Capitol at u %, H., ~, 3
and o'clock.
Leave Alexandria at ~, e1S, u}Ss, 1344, and
o'clock. -,
Leave Washington 81, 1os1, 1c1k,2l1, a., and
63 o'clock. -
may 2--5t , JOB C0RSON, Captain
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PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
w some asse rtment of PARAS0LS, embroidered,
wstered, plain and lined
Also, Silk, Bingham and Cotton UMBRELLAS,
ilrect from the manufacIu rsrs and Auction ROOMS.
For sale at low prices. " EGAN a son,
No. south side Pa. avenue, near 9Th street.
may lot Intel
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D1D1NG P0NEY FOR SALE-I have for sale q
LII supt rior riding P0NEY. i can recommend
hir az being perfectly sound and safe to ride youth
or lady He is six years cid, PAGES and racks Well
and perfectly shure footed. Any person wishing to
purchase such Pony, can see him by calling at
Dorse) = Hotel, co, ner of eth and streets.
NAV l-.lw% pPRSIV w nnpepy
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T OST-In the First Ward, Double Eyeglasses
i set in gold, attached TO an India Rubber Chein
The fuder will be suitably rewarded by returning
them to s. NJ. NJ Kean, Office Secretary of Treasury
NAV 2-3t&
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Urine NE w JERSEY MERCER
i Potatoes
500 Bushels
50 prime Seed
For sale by JAMES sHREEVES.
Seventh street, between and NJ, and in Centr.
Market on Thursday morning, the 4th inst
NAV 2-2t
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ID I'm L M B II We have always on hand an as
IL sortmt nj of Statuets, Work Baskets Card O..
SEES Porte Monnaies, Work Boxes, Writing Desks
lnkstands, School Satchels Bird Cages fne stssi
Engravings Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Stationery
Musical instruments, Fancy Goods, Sc
JOHN Y. ELLIS
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10Th ats.
may 1T
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I OST-Between Hoods Jswelry Store on Penn
IL avenue and corner of eth and II sts pair Of
z Id SPECTACLES. The finder will be suitably re
warded by leaving the q at docd's Jewelry Store.
may 2-1t*
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A CAAD.-The undersigned respectfully ip-
"A ferns his friends and the publ ic th.t he bs,
commenced the manufacture of MINkRAL WATER
In this city, and has purchased the Worlds Fair pre
MUM Soda Water Apparatus, which enables him 10
furnish the public With pure and superior article
Orders will he thankfully received at his Factory
corner OF AZ and streets, ard promptly attended
to. WIN. n. Ii. MACK,
may Inns late of Georgetown. n n
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MAY BALL AT cARUsrs SALOON

SrRAYED from the residence Of James Caden. ON
~ 10th street, between and @, on the 9th ult
large Newfoundland DOG, about is months old.
pe nDerany rewarded NAV 1-3ts
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The Poles IN London have offered to
form Polish legion, if the government
will accept their services, and supply
munitions ofwar. Their application was
referred, by the Earl of Aberdeen, to the
Secretary of State for War and the Colo
MES.
The strikes of the operatives had ex-
tended to Stockport, where about 10000
had left the mills.