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TIE STATE OF Russ1A.-A letter fro

HE STATE OF RUss1A.-A letter from
1Leipsic, in the Moniteur, says:
. Letters from st. Petersburg give a
-avery gloomy picture of the situation Of
THE working classes in Russia. The
bprivations which the war imposes on the
population are sensihy felt, especially in
sgthe capital, on account of the dearness Of
Conveyance by land during the summer.
Provisions Of all kinds, even bread, are
enormously dear. The wives and chill.
ssdren of the soldiers of the reserve and OF
l'the veterans have followed them into the
towns. They encamp id the streets, and
live on public charity. Discouragement
SIS everywhere. There is but little coal
left In the storehouses of the government
sand private manufactures will soon be
obliged TO suspend their operations on
account Of the want of fuel. It is more
than doubtful that, Is has been stated, a
hScoal mine has been discovered in Russia.
THE celebrated English geologist, Sir
- Roderick Murchison, does not hesitate to
declare that such discovery is impos-
: Eble.o
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
July 18th, 1854.
DROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
i States from the first day of November, 1854, to
the aeth day Of June. 1858, the following route
In the State Of ALABAMA, will be received at the
Contract Office Of the Post Office Department, in the
city Of Washington, until o'clock a. M, of 14th
ssPtsmber 1854 Ito be decided by 10th Of September
717l-From Gainestown, by Suggsyills, Grove
Bin, Choctaw Corner. Clay Hili, Dixon =
Mills, Shiloh, 6pencerville, Linden, Spring
Hill, Demopolis, and Macon, to Greenst oro'
40 miles and back, three times q week, In
two horse stages.
Leave Jamestown, every Sunday, Wednesday
and Fridsy, att q m
Arrive at Greensboro in SO hours BY INN
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at m
Arrive at Gainestown in SO hours, by INN
Proposals for service in four-horse coaches will
be considered.
For form Of proposals, guarantee, and certificate,
also instructions and requirements embracing con.
ditions to re Incorporated In the contracts to such
extent as the department may deem proper,) see ad
vertsement inviting proposals for mail service in
the western and southwestern States dated January
Q, 1854.
JAMES CAM BELL, Postmaster Gen'I
jy 25-1aw4w = -
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DnAFH OF POUR SISTERS OF MxRcY.-I

DnArH OF POUR SISTERS OF MxRcY.-It
is with feelings Of the deepest sorrow
that we have to record the sudden demise
of Mother Agatha, (Margaret O'Brien J
and of her two sisters in religion, Sisters
Mary Bernard Hughes and Louisa Con
uors, of whom the two former died 1T the
Mercy Convent in this city, on Saturday,
the 9Th inst, and the latter on the morn.
ing of the 9th. A fourth has since been
added to the melancholy list, by the de-
cease of Sister Mary Veronica Hicky, at
the Mercy Hospital, on the morning of
the 18th. The death of Mother Agatha
leaves now but one Mother Vincent) of
the original band of six Sisters who
founded the order in this diocese, five of
them having been already gathered to the
bosom Of their Father who is in Heaven.
tChieago Western Tablet.
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IRON LONDON

IRON LONDON
Il The Songs of Scotland, with the music and pi-
sno acoompsniments vol
The Book OF celebrated Poems, with engravings,
p. containing forty-three of the most popular
poems in the English Language, unabridged,
London, 1854
Ruskin's Lectures on Architecture and Painting,
vol, 1854 o'
Wsbster's Royal Red Book, or Court and Fashion.
able Register for 1854
Bosworth's Apgiosaxon and English Dictionary, !
saortredes Logsrithms; Huttons Mathematical
- tayiss, Hntton's Mathematics, by Ruther
ford Dunn on Coal Mines; Muttsr on Ceal
Mines; Hedley on Coal Mines; cambridge on
the Law of Miaes and Minerals; jacob on the
Precious metals, and many others, just i'm
ported by FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MORE WORLDS THAN ONE. the
1M Greed Of the Philosopher and the hope of the
Christian, by D Brewster-8Oc. -','-'r-.>'l 49,
The Plurality Of Worlds, with an introduct;on nv
Prof Hitchoock-4l = .. -
Fellowship with Christ, Guide TO the ssera
ments, by g b Lying, DD-63c
Wilson-76c ' -
Lights and Shadows Of Scottish Life, by Professor
Vera; OF, The Child Of Adoption, A Tale Of sxuui
site Psthos, Q new supply just received-Sl
Christian Witness-Bearing against the Elm OF IN.
temperance 'i' =
No: Of the Edinburg Temperance Tracts, by the
Rev. H Bouar-$3 per 100
Parrish side, Shady Side, and Sunny sids
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE
jy To- (SentinsD Tn sfrs.t
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NEW AND sRAsoKABLK eoons.

tNHE subscriber bess 70 .li the attention of per~
4 sons reftting their hf nses 10 his new stock of
eAPER HANGINGS anu "a 'ilDERS. Just received
superior lot o. "Silyer .uers of the yery iatset
tyies and best finish thes. persrs Ar. war, anf.d
1eor % ta'n'Sh Velvet p psr4 large variety ss
told papers from s! cents per piece to $3.50
Silver" do DO SIX b do do 10 aM
3old and Velvet from l so 6 5. per piece 10 B&
SILVER and Velvet from Ii az cts per plece b a. d
3ased papers from ~ cts. u, $125 Der niece
0nglassd, Sc l0c. IKE. Ice iSc and 25c. -.
Oak and other limitations ct reduced prioss An
Groups, &c.
Paper hung BY experienced hands An work war.
eAnted to give satisfaction.
Persons dssirous 70 purchase would do well 20 call
my assortment ID Of such dsecriptiop \. IN s,,i{
he most fAstidious.
JOSEPH I. 3. PLANT,
No. Washington Plaza
It'll strest, doors south Of street
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70 THR CITIZENS OF aK0RaErOwN.

T BUCKLEY GO. respectfully inform the citi-
u Gems Of Georgetown and its vicinity, that they
are prepared to undertake every description Of work
their charges viii b found Is low - in any of those
cities.
They have always On hand an elegant assortment
Of Gas FIXTURES, to which they would invite the OK.
animation Of the public.
South side Of Bridge street. between Warrington
and Jefferson. %
Orders left ct Linthicum's Hardware Store viii be
punctually attended to. Jan 8o-n
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JUST RECEIVED, another invoice Of 6ne
q American WATCHES, designed for railroad
agents and others who require accurate time Keen
srl) -o'r
Also, . fine assortment of rich cola Jsva,vv. ne
est styles, which an selling nom 20 to 30 per Ct
below the usual retail prices asked at other estak
khments. Sign Of the large Spread Eagle, Penn
ytv.nia avenue, betws4x and 9th sts. ;.
N1-a !ff~U Il. O. HOOE
1fHE Illustrated Book or Dom Q TT G
i Poultry, edited BY Martin Doyle, vol, Lon
den, 1854 -"
schsmyl and Nrcassia, 1 vol, 1854
The Hobbs and Dobbs, BY Crotchet Crsyon, / vol,
1--WE arg AZ low people thsrs t., by the author OF
Caleb 6tukely, vol = ! . -
Pilgrims Of the Rhine, l vol, 1854 81 -, s.-fo
farkey-Past and Present. By J. B. Morell, vol.
IL yRANCK TAYLOR. g.
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CARD.
70 tie Ladis Of Wa,Ainston. Gsogsosrs,

uENRY WElRMAN'S Ladies' Misses, and ChI
l. dren's French Shoes are sold by the underI
med, on 18th street, just above Corcoran Rigs
asqbe teps where he % rseeWe 1s
nd keep constantly on hand every variety of La
ies', Misses, and Chldrcn's French Cater Walking
hoes, White and Black Satin Caters, Slippers &c,
ade to order by III. Weiman, of Philadelphia, OF
re best French Cater materials, and in the latest
artisan styles. These Caters entirely different
ON what are generally known as "sIop shop shoes
eng ali custom work, Of superior workmanship,
nd warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, who value beauty, comfort, and economy
ill consult their interest by giving me a call, and
famine Tor themselves. G. WEIRMAN
18th st., just above Corcoran & Risrs
aug le-1yeo Banking House.
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MAGAZINE for Jolly. I

ii ARPER'S MAGAZINE for July, f.
IL sale at SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
Godey's Ladv's Book for July
Knickerbocker Magazine, do
Graham's Magazine, do
Blackwood's Magazine, do
Aubrey, new book, by Mrs. Marsh
Wonan's Love, by Eugene Sue
Everything In the Book, Newspaper, and Station
eey line for sale at
SHILLINGTOHs Bookstore
Cor. Pa. ~. and ~ st., Odeon Building
ty1-H
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BALruoRx CORRESPONDENCE
BALfInoRI, July 30, II

BALfIHoRI, July 30, 1854.
The cholera ID raging in it, worst form at
our Aims House. Since last Friday week there
has been twenty. Ave cases and twelve deaths
Notwithstanding every effort is being made to-
preserve the health Of tho inmates of the in
.stitution the disease Is on the increase. The
epidemic at this place should be . warning to
those outside to lead temperate lives. Tempe
rate not only as 1t relates to ardent spirits but
also in eating and participating in the plea.
'sures Of life. Disease tskss hold of persons
whose constitutions are broken by dissipation
and whose stomschs are the reespsasles of
everything, when il passes by those who live
even and temporarily. Thus far the city is
comparatively healthy. We have the usual
number Of cases of diarrhea and cholera
,mOrbus. aa
Mrs Bushnell, the Quakeress, who put ND
at Barnum's, and diddled our citizens ont Of
Tconeiderable sums, has been arrested in New
sfork at the Merchants Hotel, CORTLAND
street, by . police officer, who Immediately
tsiegraphed mine host Of Barnum's Hotel, the
greatest loser by this confidence lady, who re.
Piled, In bis usual magnsnimeus manner :;
srLet her 30, and sin no more" 1t appears
that after leaving Baltimore, she went to Mas,
sachusetts, and there deposited $500; after
which she went to New York with view of
creating similar and profitable sensation
among the citizens Of that place. She Wa
fdischsrged from custody '1 : -
d About three o'clock on Friday afternoon. a
herman, named Samuel Hayener Who was am
Rloyed at the distillery of Messrs Maitland &
Bryan, at Canton, mot with q most horrible
accident. He was engaged at work near
large vat containing scalding still slop, when
m nnvT,-f ahl
Yell headforemost into the burning liouid.
-iTnen stripped the body presented an awfui
s,gnI, the skin and flesh actually pesling from
ZIG Zones, Inc poor man has wife and 1--WE
Email children He died on SATURDAY..
His honor, Mayor Rollins, on Saturday sf.
:nxsd his ofhcial signature to the ordinance
having for its object the purchase of the works
now q law. - -
ihs popular Ford, manager for the Kunkle
troupe, takes benefit to- nj ght at the Hall Of
the Maryland Institute. He deserves bumper.
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ESPECIAL coRREsPosDBscR OF THE STAR I
a WAsHINGT0NIAN IN CALIFORNIA
THE STAR IN THE GOLD REGIONS


Tho following letter was received by the
siass California steamer. Il speaks for itself:
.. re TIE EDITORS OF THE STAR.
c Nero BAR, AMERICAN RIVER.
scARAhESro Co CAL, JuAA 20, 1854.
don't know you exactly, bat you arc from
xmy native city-at least the paper lying be-.
fore me which You edit, comes from what am
proud to call my home Yes, gentlemen, your
~ Star has found its way to this bsniehted
spot Of 81 Dorado, and casts luminous light
on Us VI asaingtonians. The ayidity with which
all here devour its contents, makes us feel
proud TO have tho interesting shee. hail from
our native city. II is Just such q paper ma wa
love TO read-rich, spicy, and Sufficient of con-
.sgressionsl proceedings TO make them digesti-
News is precious scarce here, though may
mention that this mining locality discovered
by negroes and settled upon by the whites has
now been converted into aChiness settlement,
sshs some four hundred Of these yellow tanned
individuals have settled hero, satisfied to make
on an average two dollars q day. They are
industrious, cleanly and peacable. Last week
an American killed one, owing to some diff
Guilty about claim. Tho murderer has fed;
q but our vigilance committee are on his track,
and undoubtedly win soon haul him up and
try the strength Of some good rope and 30 oak
limb. 49,
We have . ane farm (ranch) Just above this
bar, on which there are q large number of fine
'afruit trees in thriving condition Several
9acres of Wheat and Barley also look remark
ably we'll. -
- We are 70 have a railroad pass through here
shortly, and this being the nearest mining set
Element to Sacramento will undoubtedly be
% the stopping place of many :" strapp'd" new
= corners. One mile above where the railroad
will cross the river an excellent granite quarry
has been taken up, which, when the road is Ia
running order, viii undoubtedly yield "pile''
TO the owners -----il
lust wish you and all my friends cool and
pleasant July, subscribing myself the /" Stars
satellite, @. oh
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FOB M0UNr VERNON.

.%A ON MONDAYS, WEDNEs
q DAYS, AND FRIDAYS.-Far
for the Round Trip, ONE DOLLAR; from Alexn
The steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will lea,
Washington ct Q. O'Clock, and Alexsndris ct 81
o. y. - 's-'I -
Coaches leaye the Capitol for the boat ct sx Hhr
for the coach 10 cents
Persons wishing the coach to call for them vi
leave their residences with George and Thomas P,
ker Go.
~ Refreshments to be had On the boat.
may lot JOB CORSON, Captain
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III D: HOOD has just returned from New
- York with q good assortment Of those fine
American WATCHES. ~ I'D -
Also, some very superior European WATCHES, in
nne seld cares. and good supply Of entirely new
svies OF JEWELRY, and very rich patterns, which
ne VII sell as usual, at from 20 to Is per cent. BE-
low tne Old established prices in this city. Please
eau &C the Sign Of tho Large Spread Eagle, Pennsyl
Vanls avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
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A N INTRODUCTION to the Study
II Of the Roman Law, BY Luther 8. Cushing, on
Junius Discovered, by Fredick Griffin, vol
The Two Records or the Mosaic and the Geoloeical
lecture, BY Hugh Miller .
Pycrofes Course OF Reading, edited BY g. A. spenosa
The Undying One, and other poems, By Mrs, Mortar
Alone, novel, BY Marion Hsrland =
Travels IN Armenia, BY Curson -
Life and ito Aims, IN two parts t- -
Tns si Rn q ne Council Of Trent by Rev. T. 4
The oasscnis@ q tns Council o. Trsnt, By Rev. IA
history Of In France, by g, De Pli,o,
zine. 'rh m INTT Txvrmnnss
j. 16-6 Ia '+-i-l sit on.s i
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NAVY DEPARTMENT. July 10. 1854.

TN consequence of various applications from differ
ent parts of the United States, desiring an exten.
sion oftme to enable manufacturers Of machinery
u prepare plans and proposals to be submitted In
accordance With the terms Of the advertisement OF
this department, Of July ], 1853, the time specified
in that rtsement for tue reception of proposals
&C., is extended until the LIST Of September next.
jy 20-dtd ]. DOBRIN.
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ADIES' WORLD OF FASHION, A
Ia Journal Of the Courts Of London and Paris-
containing four beautifully engraved and col
ored plates Of fashion
0odey's LAdys Book for July -- ..s.
Ladies' National Magazine for July
The Great Pictorial Picayune for the lth Of JuIy
All the weekly papers for this weak
Everything in the Book and Stationery line at
-Is, JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. ~. and ~ St, odson Building
2l-n ~
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
Posr OFFICE DrpiRf,f1Sr,

fotI UffICx IMPAIRMENT,
- July ID, 1854. I
DKOPOSALs for conveying the mails Of the United
4 States, from the LIST day Of October, 1854, t.
the 3Oth day Of June, 1885, ON the following route
IN the State Of WISCONSIN, will be received at the
Contract Office of the Post Office Department, in
the city Of Washington, until o'clook g. m, OF
Wednesday, s0th August, 1854, Ito be decided by
the day fo1lowing0
No. 1s77s-From Prairie du CHEN, by La Crosse,
Lewis Mills DorglasSs Mills Eau Gal.
let's Mills, Rush River Settlement, and
/. -- Prescott, to Point Douglas Minnesota
- Territory, IA miles and back, once q
week.
Leave Prairie du Chen Monday altar
Arrive at st. Paul 9th day, Tuesday, BY pm
Leave St. Paul Monday at am
Arrive at Prsiris du CHEN 9th day, Tue sday,
For fern Of proposal, guarantee, and certificate,
also instructions and requirements embracing con.
ditons to be incorporated IN the contracts to such
extent as the department may deem proper, see ad
!ertisement inviting proposals for mail service for
years. commencing LIST inst, in the States Of mi
nois, Wisconsin, &C., dated January 9, 1854
Each proposal should be sealed, marked aproposal
for route No. 1878, Wis.," and addressed. ssSscond
Assistant Postmaster General" Washington, %. o.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
~ l4-l1W4W p0afuu afora onorol b
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OH l PSoIHE-& NoRfoLK.

The Steamer 0e oE0LA lsavu
Washington svsry SATURDAY morning
isays Norfolk svsy Sunday ct Z p. N; stopping q
Old Point Pinsy Point end I'll the usual landinU
on The Potomac fbr pAseeuesrs.
Tne osceoia vfa continue TO run 10 Norfolk untl
the lst Of septsmbsr. Z TlsIf = : $50 : :
fssaags snA Fare TO Norfolk end Old Peaut, $500
UN-H els 20 JAS. MIfCHELL, Cast.
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00lEY-G0HN-I

ApOkEAhT NOTICE All persons In v.,, q,
L Money On Be supplied WITH eli suma. W
Oesn advances on Jexelry, Watches, Furp,tu,.
st 1870 sSd Clothing All business negotiated
81 ISAAC HERzBHRa.
e IN nroesf, south Ode Pa avenue, between az
ana ID sts, opp. q. 6. Hotel - - -
- soors closed on Saturday until candle heAk
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DoIzIaARD.
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR.

INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED GOSSAMHn
VKNTILATING WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOUPACES.
No. 1T CHESTNUT STREET, oepcstk the STAT,
House, Fhlddelphid.
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies and Gentlemen
i to measure their own hea L. with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches. Toupees Scalps Inch.
No. I. The round Of the No. i. From fbrehead to
head back - far q
& From for ehead bald.
over the head 70 Z over Toren cad a
neck. far % required.
8. from ear to ear 8. Over the crown Of
over the head. the head.
(. From ear to ear
round the fore
had.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL AND
Personal Estate for the People.
MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE-LIBERAL. EorJ
TABLE AND CERTAIN

WHIiIHuRsfs DAaUIRRIofYPI lNfYRpRIzl
II. WHITEHURST has decided TO Trustees In
u trust for the benefit Of the shareholders in the
above enterprise, worth Of real and person al
estate TO b disposed ~ among the holders Of shares
1t the earliest posbs dste after the sale of all the
shares The sharee are = each, which entities the
holder TO An equitable share in the within named
magnificent collection of real and personal prooery:
also, to one Of Whitshursts$3 Worlds Fair Premi %
Daguereotypes Of self or friend at any time when
the esrhcats u presented at either Of his Galleries
in Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Norfolk,
Lynehburg, Wilmington, and Petersburg
Arrangements have also been made to redeem the
certificates With the following celebrated Artists
J. Quincy, n. J. city; D. Collins, Philadelphia.
Pa, Springfield and Westneld, Mass; A. @. Part
ridge, Wheeling, Va: and VIM. T. Porter, Cincin
mad, Ohio.
The fact that this property is decided to trustees IN
benefit OF the shareholders, and every shareholder
receiving aDsgusrrsstype worth g. and Of the very
nnest quatty and elegantly cased; the high charsc-
Ter and positions Of those trustees and the great and
extended reputation and business Of Mr. Wbitehurst
be deems SUFFICIENT guarantees that every promise al
this advertisement win be promptly aud faitbfuIiy
performed - the pictures to be taken win be dis
nnouted among many galleries, capable Of producing
nfsesn hundred Daguerreotypes per diem
Not more than fifty thousand shares will be sold
Persons residing at . distance and wishing orders
share In the above enterprise) will please enclose
the amount, post paid, to Whitehursts Gallery,
Washington, D. G. =
HlLBUS HITZ, Agents for the sale Of orders
In this city, 1t their Music Depot south ds Penns
ave., betv. 10th and 11fh streets In GEORGETOWN.
1t Miss THOhASs Book and Fancy Store, Hirh
Hset near first. tyeTTh&Slm
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GEORGE TOWN ADvfRusEME
GEORGETOWN fEllALE SEMINARY,
6E0RGET0WN, D. O. &
Rev. VIM j. Clark, p,,.,.

GEORGETOWN rE3AIE SE3lNAEY,,
GEORGETOWN, DC. &
n 3s. y WI 81 a. 2; t }pauupAls.
NHD duties Of this Seminary viii b resumed on
i FRIDAY, 6epts mber lst.
Tho course Of studies actually pursued In this In.
stitutiou embraces higher and moro thorough
range than that pursued In any other Female Sem
mary In the Union. 7'A l.''sSa .-a
The location Of the Seminary IL remarkable fbr its
saluhfty The buildings are large, the rooms cape
cous, and the grounds for recreation are very an
pie. e..
Terms for boarding pupils, $500 per session Of 10
months payable on the LIST o. September and LIST OF
February. This charge includes boarding, tuition
IN English and Mathematics, room rant, fuel lights
and washing. Music, French, Spanish, &c. Drawing
and Painting extra. -
Day scholars from IS to SO psr quarter according
| to the classes which they enter. g 80 =
Reference IL made to Dr.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. =. de In Roche, w. G. Riigey, Esq, " Hunter
ESQ, W. g. II. Taylor, ESD, Francis Dodge, Esq,
Robert p. Dodgs, Esq, and DR.. 0. n. Linthicuru,
Georgetown, D. G.; and to Jos. II. Bradley, Esq,
Aaron G. Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. Ftxhugh coyls,
Washington, D. O. $50 7sr
bNeh tIntsl Union) 4
COLD PEN and Pencils, Silver Tea, Table,
VI and Dessert Spoons, and Thimblss made Of ster-
Gold, silver, light steel, and German silver Spec
taclee. t'~ = &:
Cataract nsarsighted, blue, green, and Perifocsl
Spectacle Glasses for all ages constantly hand,
and be set In old frames at short notice, and at
small expense. For sale BY
je SOL Bridge street, Georgetown.
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FOR BALTIMORE.

G>&NA The Steamef OSCE0LA will 10
sumo her regular trips 10 Bait
NOR ,', On TUESDAY MORNING, the 18th inst.nt
heeuiMns, leaves Baltimore every THURDA,
y Marye kavef, Md, Kihsale and Gone River. an
the usaal landings on the Potomac. :. - -
UI-S0s JAS. MITCHELL. O>ntssu
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NEW CaIn.-The Freeman's Journal
iCooperstovn, n. w. says: The man
who WAS arrested on Wednesday tor talk
ing politics when the thermometer was
so ID The shade, has been liberated on
bail. 81
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Prfvatesr Pensioners.

PENsIos 0FNoR, Juns g. 1884
4 ONGRESs haying, by the act approved NAV 81.
" 1854, made an appropriation for psyins ths
tensions Of invalids (who were wounded on beard on
private armed vessels during the last var With
Great Britain to the thrteth of the present orth
inclusive, parties interested are hereby noti6sd
that the following evidence Of their being entitled N
the BENEFITS Of the law viii be required, vis:
the vessel to which the psnsioner bslonS ~ 49,
OF as9oo; when and in what manner disahled:
paid. 80. " S-4Se lAs.
3 Evidence Of identity, either bv .,sd.v,t .,
credible Witnesses or certificate Of iust;oe NJ ~
peace. - --a VI ~
The above evidence to Be authenticated nv IN.
- ulcaee under seal Of The proper ofhcer allowing
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,.,.. I. P. WALDO,
JeV-sozm Commissioner Of pensions