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rial goyernorship, though we feel assured that
man of great force of character and vigor OF
intellect will be the fortunate individual, as
common sense dictates the importance OF such
selection for the particular place
The New York District Attornsyship.-
We have every reason to believe that up to
noon to-day, no nomination for this position
had been sent in to the Senate. The active
contest for it, however, is understood to have
ended. That is, the partizans OF the Inherent
applicants have ceased to beseige the White
House with their respective recommendations
and protests. We presume that this Is the re-
suit of intimstions from the appointing power
that the nomin alton has been definitely deter
mined on, 80 that further solicitations cannot
possibly avail any gentleman's friend. This
is we'll, considering the state Of the themom-
eter, and the fact that enormous pressure for
the governorship of Nebraska is presumed to
be exercised from various quarters.
A Decision Of the Attorney General Con-
corning Courts Martial.-We learn that in
recently disposing of a case submitted to him
by the Secretary of War, the Attorney Gen.
| eral has decided that an officer Of the army
| is subject to trial for one and the same act by
| the civil courts as for violation OF the ordi-
| nary law of the land, and also by q court
| martial for violation of the military law.
Thus, where an officer was indicted for muir
der on account of the death Of . soldier and
| acquitted, he may still be tried by court mar
tial and punished.
The Boyd Biu.-We understand that Sem
| ator Benjamin intends Offering the scheme of
| Speaker Boyd for donating the unsaleable pub
lie lands to the several States in which they
| lie, as an amendment to the Homestead bill Of
the House, and that quite number Of Sena-
tors are prepared to adopt it, with the view Of
| urging it, until, if possible, they may in time
| make it the law Of the land.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On Saturday, the 9Th of July,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
| For tho redemption Of stocks Che
| stock was sent from Frankfort,
Germany, before the LIST of july g, $50 90
debts. ...................... 1872 90
For tho Customs .........,..,.. S,Zl 40
Covered into tho Treasury from
CUSTOMS. 49,. '...-'''.''.'.'. OLA 10
| Covered into the Treasury from = as.
Lands northumberland. 1850 90
For the War Department. ....... 1890 Oh
For the Interior Department. 1922 05
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LIVER DBEAsE.-CHrter's Spanish Rrsavs al
. remedy ioe yer disease, and the number Of Tor
midable evils connected with disoreanised stst q,
that organ, Is unrivailed. -TTll : .l7l77,; = :
Hundreds of certificates from the highest sources,
Of persons living in the city Of Richmond, might BE-
We have only room to refer 10 the extraordinary
cure OF Samuel NJ. Drinksr, ESQ, OF the firm Of
Drinker Norris, booksellers, Richmond, Va, who
was cured BY two bottles of Carter's spapish Mix
ure, after three years suffering from diseased liver
lie says Its action on the blood L. wonderful better
than all the medicine he had ever taken, and cheer.
fully recommends It to all. - :"
SseSee advertisement.
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"John F. Ellis, the popular music dealer,
mas sent US II breathe not thy name" pretty
song set to music; and "My Native Land,'' an
Italian Melody; also "Medley Qui.kstep" and
'snus POLKA Ellis keeps on hand all the
latest and most popular airs.
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ANNIvERSARY EXCURSION
NATIONAL GUARD,

Oh III OnSD 3 July 1otn. ISofs
'INHE NATIONAL GUARD respectfully AM ounce
i to their friends and tie pubic gsasrs ly t.at
t1sy have chartered the Steamer GEO. WASHING
TON, and will give excursion TO the WHITE
HOUSE on the occasion Ct their Anniversary, July
18th, 1854. -. -
The Steamer viii leave Georgetown ct o'clock
p m. Warrington at OK, Nary Yard AZ 81, and
touching at Alexandria, arrive at the White House
between and O'Clock p. m.
The company will there disembsrk snG occupy
the Pavilion, smusipg themselves In daDdpe OF
o.herwi until II O'Clock, at which period the c,m-
pany will reembark, arriving in washingten ct .
ssasonable hour.
The company pledge ther' selves to their hind %.
irons to render this excurs on enc Of the mose
pleasant and agreeable character.
ESPUTAs BAND, With superior Cod on Musie,
has been engaged for the occasion.
An experienced caterer hiss also been provided.
The Military are requested to appear 10 uniform.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, ONE
DOLLAR.
Commttee If Arrangements.
Capt Jas A TAFT, Sgt Jas Z johnson,
Corp Vim Drew, Corp Brs~toc,
Corp II Graham, yno r Gil.
HGgh Hsney.
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CALL AND EXAMINE

IL Goods, and being DESTROYS Of reducing nv
Stock az much as possible, previous to the first
September, will fer very great inducements to
c1sn purchasers. All persons wishing Embrode RES
or Fancy Goods of any description, will fnd II to
their advantage to make early call at the Ladies
trimming Depot between Sth and 9th streets
jy 10-3t RITTH 4 pFiro
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INDEPENDENT SUPPORT "-On SATURDAY. We
published under our telegraph head the new,
by the Baltic-an unusually long and carefully
prepared dispatch. This dispatch, .xprs..,y
reported for the Star, sppears in the sen,ips,
Of yesterday morning, under the taking cap.
ton Of reported expressly for the Sentinel. -
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IA Presidents Mounted Guard.
Attention !-You are he, sby noti6e,
HW to attend a regular monthly meeting Ct
Athe corps On TUESDAY, the 18th instant
at o'clock.
As important busine Is to be transacted It Is re
quested that every member " i'll be present.
G. STUART,
~ S-Nx Rec Bee
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jy l0-1t'

a. This IL the last Summer Moon,
and the Fall will begin to the east in the last bal
quarter CT this Moon. The next Moon Is the first
Fall Moon. The Fall Noon Will be very warm up to
the full, but through the decrease quite cool.
All persons wishing to learn SHADRACH NJ
GENTS predictions Of the weather, will please to
leave fppenny bit at Mr. Samuel Redfreds, in The
First Ward, to help pay for the advertisement.
iv l0-lta
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~ Use HAAPToN's VEGETABLE TIScrupR-Hays
you dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases OF the Kidneys any Loss of Power ana Dis
arrangement OF the system! We but point YOU to
the thousands who have used the GsEAr IHvIGoRA-
TOR. -
'Hampton's Vegetable Tincture," and its effsyts.
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most beautiful choice, and varied sfsort
Sssn o. mesh hsRSng and Clothing
the celebrated Marble Han Clothing Emporium ~ =.
our citizens, as well as strangers, should, by all
means give them trial. as their goods are made uu
IN me very best manner and most fashionable style
fne black and colored Cloth frock and dress Goats
rich Vestinga, &c, with a selection Of furnishinp
aoods not surpassed in the city for beauty and STYLE
fasucular care and attention has been paid to the
Boys and Youths Department -E-4i :
Their prices are uniformly low. and We saw to ons
and all, call on them before purchasing elsewhere.
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rs CENT DAGUERREOTYPES

'TNHE greas New York Picture Gallery has fallen
L into the hands OF Prof. STEUART, who ia taking
those beautiful ELECTORINE PICTURES BY the
new French process. have In INV employ p,of
s6t1 one of the best operators in the United States
who has for long time been operating in one OF the
finest 0allery's in Baltimore for Prof. j. J. Wood.
bridge. Ny Gallery Is On Pennsylvania avenue, be-
at the cid stand of j. J. Woodbridge jy lOelts
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

IT. l. The Steamers GEn..cr - sHIy9-
GTsfz771s TON or THOMAS CoLLYER can BE
chartered for public select parties 10 witt Mount
Vernon. Fort Warrington, White Iiouse Pavilion,
or any other places on the Potomac riycr.
The scenery on the river Ia very handsome.
For particulars apply tc uh- Presds Mt OF the Com
pany or the Captains Of the Boats.
Schools taken at reduced prices.
JOB CORSON,
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
jy e-2m Cap tsins-
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1T is NOT TRUE!

As reported by the PULPIT POLITICIANS
and KNOW NOTHING TRAITORS 10 liberty,
that they have "erNshed M out," and de-
prived me of my Office. My Magistrates Office,
Notary Public, and for Soldiers Land and
Pe.aion Claims, and Conveyancing, is kept at
me oa stand on 18th street, Alb door south Of
Pennsylvania Avenue. The Police Me- gistracy,
to my odrantage and the public d.triment,
they have deprived me of by sectariGa malice
against my religion, of which did not possess
enough to make fuss about; but what there
was Of it was pure and unmixed with hypeo-
risy, and of ifierent quality to theirs.
Jy S-2w JOHN ID. CLARK.
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"a MOTTO E.-Washington Highlanderf,
q Il you are requested to meat OF your armory or
Al NJ WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, at
il ~ otlock. w. FORSYTH, Sec
~
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+. PIANOS. PIANOS.

WE beg to remind our friends and the publ.
W. that we me tho sole agents in the District
for the sale OF Halet Davis Co.'s celebrated pr,.
MUM PIANOS. Also, for the famed eetabliskms n,
OF Anabe, 0aehIe 4 Co. A large assortment of In.
.strumsnts on hand from the above named mann
factories We have also IN extensive variety Ct
Guitars Njolfns, Flutes, Aocordeons, Strings Mufic
&c 10. .-l-- JOHN =. EiLIR
s. jy loft '"* Pa avenue bet 9th and 10th fts
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Washineton Ltuht Inr.n

Il Il Attention !-You ara earnestly request
MI III to attend an adjovrned meeting of the CompG.
II Il ny THIS (Menday) EVENING, Mt ~ oc'ock
1t Is expected that every member will be present,
az business of importance will be laid before them
making 1t necessary that We should have ful
meeting.
Ry order of the Captain
BENZ r. BEERS
jy 10-1ts Secretary
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WARREN GREEN HOTEL.
WARRENTON, "a

DLEASANTLY situated, within six miles of the
4 fauquier White Sulphur Springs, with which
there Is constant communication over an excellent
road. Also within q miles Of Alexandra, by the
Railroad. fH
~ individuals or families desiring accsmmol,
tons for the Summer, or . portion of it, will Go
we'll to apply early. d" ...-. " lo-2vs
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~ SMIfn's DYSPEPSIA CoRDlAL-This delicious
compound Is offered positive cure In ali casss Of
Dyspepsia, or derangemsnt Of the Digestive organs.
bottle. II Is entirely vegetable and free tom INV
dsletsrioua substance. For sale BY I'D. GILMAN
and at Browns Hotel, Washington, ana vholeeeas
and retail By d.. SMITH, 10 and 20 South I2th =.
Philadelphis. tat; -af4. ., - ny etf
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Von Saturday evening Van pyks's build.
in on the corner Of Third and Chestnut SITS
Philadss.s vac shi st damaged ,, IRE 81
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MEDICAL CARD-DR r nm

~ MEDICAL CARBIDE. r. Hun
uS TER respectfully informs his patients, snJ
ho"e DESTROYS of consulting him. that he will be in
Washington city c WEDNESDAY and TIL RSDAY,
AMI las taken rooms over Mrs. Voss's Jevelry
Store, Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and Isl
stree t. where he will he prepared to treat all ali
lions of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Consump
ton, DC. &c. jy 10-3c
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NOTICEl NOTICEI,

4 LII persons indebted to me. will confer q fa,o,
IA by prompt fttention to their bills, which were
rendered by the Let of this month
jy 1O-3t RUTH prAco
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L. j. MIDDLETON.

I d r. Il l. E. X IN ICE.
Office and Depot south side F. next to corner 10Th at
ICE kept constantly on hand at the Office, which
l. can be had in large Or small quantities.
Office open from sunrise to sunset
jy lO-eo1m
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NR. ALEx,R MATTHEW'S

IL Offers his professional services 70 the people
of Georgetcwn and its vicinity.
Office on High street, second door north Ct DR..
Kidwel's Drug Store. liz linz
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&C00 REWARD.-Ransway, ON tire sth ins,
pAOO BOZ, about II years of age, Of q light
Chestnut color, named Joshua Holmes little marked
with the smallpox Had when be left Q straw
hat, black coat and pants; has pleas ant counter
anes; quick wbe spoken to; and is about Eve feet
tw inches high. will give $50 II ,aker in the Dis
tnct or adjoining countless 500 If taken over 100
miles from home; or 500 il taken in q free State,
and lodged in jsil so that csn get him
PHILIP MACKEY,
yelws corner 4ih and strees
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CAME to the stable of the su

49, CAME to the stable of the sub.
scrioer on or about the 2s IA of June
small red cow about years old,
-A with q silt ia the right ear ; her face,
iegs, ana IAN white. The owner is requested 10
come iorward prove PFC perry, pay charges and take
Fer away. JN0. T. BOYLE,
18th street, west Of q s. Observatory.
jy SITS
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NO. The Annual Commence me n Z
lR ofGeorsstown College will be held on TU Is.
DAY, the 18th inst at 9 O'Clock q. IN.
On Monday, the 10th instant, Public Dissertations
on Rational Philosophy will be given by the u
dents OF the Graduating Glass at o'clock D. M
The puolic are respectfully invited to attend or
both occasions. B. A. MAGUIRE,
JyS -3t* President
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~ PRESERVE Your HAIR.-It is Q melancholy
and startling fact that quito large class Of thf
America people are bald and that too at an early
age and it becomes those afflicted to pause and ex-
anime the causes Of Badness and then the ses@dy
" Emersons American HAIR Restorative stands un'
riyalled tor that purpose. 1t il Indian prepare
ton prepared purely the scientific principles OF
the Red Man, and who ever seen bald headed In.
disnf such q thin z has never been known.
See circulars, to Be had of Druggists, giving par
dculars. -......
Price 81, in large bottles.
Sold In Wash In gton and Georgetown D. c., by all
the principal Druggists, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States q nd Cana1as.
z D. GILMAN, Wholesale and General Agent
Was hington, d. c. mn. "a
c. e. FISHER CO. Proprietors,
| e--E.- No. II Superior Street. Cleveland, c
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NAnaE ihpozrArIos.-During the month of
april OF this year, Il, I'll, 7l2 bushels of Indi-
~ corn we're imported into ENGLAND. 2ra
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~ NOTICE.-The public are most respect
u3 fully notified that the ANGUS CLUB
intend giving their first Pic Mic GU Monday, 9th OF
July, at Arlington spring.
Full particulars in future advertisement
W. II. BEARDSLEY,
jv SIT President
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OsT-Last ev ming, between the Patent Once
IL snd the second toll gate, on the 18th st road,
package of letters, tied with red tape Any person
finding ssid package will confer q favor by leaving
1t at John +. Callan's Drug Store, Of 18th
and streets iysu
Il OST-Iast evening, between the Nstionsl Hotel
IL and Browns, large calf skin POCKET BOOK,
Contains IaFers only, Of no to any body bat the
owner. The finder will be suitably rev arded by
leaving them at the Office Of the National Hotel.
jy S-2,s HARRY LOVE
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NOT1CE.-Iw would earnestly request all those
IN who haue not settled their accounts with ne
to come forward at once and make settlement with
the cash. or notes at short date. 1t is actually Ne
cessary to my success In business that nv custom.
ers should be prompt in their PAYMENT 90 as to eE
able me to offer fresh inducements to them
If. MUD,
Jy lO-3tS D, between It'll and Sth s.a
&s)I REWARD-Strayed or stolen from the rub.
dDA2 scriber on the 4tf instant. a small rcd RHp
fALO COW, right ear forked, long skinney bag and
tits slim switchey tail with the hair cut out Whit
streak on below the hip to the ant will give TIE
soove reward to any person returning her to st.
between 18th and 18th streets First Ward.
jy 1O-3t* CHAS. LEHMAN
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~ EAsrhAN's HEADACHE REMEDY has never vet
niied TO cure sick headache. Call for proof Of this
at GHNAN's Drug Store ~
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suncle Ned had no hair on the top Of bis head,
raa In the place where the hair ought to grow. -'
But he lived previous to the discovery OF Lyons cell
brated Kathairon, which not only preserves and
bssutiHes, but restores the hair to any period Of
life. Only those who will not Try 1t, are troubled
with baldness, dandruf, or harsh and unpleasant
hair.
From the Home Journal, ". =. e I.
"No article sver acquired so rapid csisori9 ana
universal appreciation a. LHoS's KAfsAnes. ~
those who have used It land who has nef) sne req
son is obvious, as its invigoratng and eesuufy'ne
effects, and agreeable Perfume, stamp It anind,spen
sable article Of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price of rs cents, In large bottles
by al dealers, everywhere.
D.s. BARNES Proprietor. l@ Broadway, N. z.
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A VT 81 0dD MEWHPAPERS FOR aALE a
VS@1VA nay MI

o., I'll ,'ssE's sstis2 iss ls1s s.saas .. -
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attempted 10 maKe1n connection with the action
Of either branch of Congress since the incom-
ing of the present Administration, has proved
an abortion. We want no better insurance of
the ratification Of the treaty, than the fact that
the Herald is against it. 1t is needless to
name all the cases of this sort in which the
Herald has labored in vain of late, as they are
doubtless familiar to all who have noted the
action Of Congress during the present session.
1t will be recollected that, very recently,
the Herald announced with flourish that this
ire atty had actually been defeated. As a mat
ter of course, this story proved untrue, it being
one of its items of sc exclusive Washington
news. The anti American sentiment of Ben
nstt's paper, however, has of late become 60
distinct, as to render its designedly malicious
course on international questions harmless.
The Governorship Of Nebraska.-The dis.
tant public need be under no apprehension
that this position will 60 long untitled for want
OF some one to takeit According to the gone
raj understanding here, there are at least fifty
persons at this moment being pressed on the
Administration for it--among them being the
usual number Of resurrected' Democratic
politicians. No such place can be vacant for
an hour, that dozen such gentlemen do not
start after it in full cry. They are gentlemen
who, perhaps, twenty years ago were in Con.
gress, and ever since have been either holding
fat places, or pestering'' each succeeding
Democratic National Administration to quar-
ter them Handsomely upon the public This
nuisance is one of the most Questionable IN
der the Government, being hardly greater
than that of the "boreing' propensity of a few
others who have been members of Congress in
their time. ,ss.s-.s
We are not yet able to say who seems to
have the best prospect for this vacant terrific.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
wo WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

sl,l5o. 900 GOLD DUST ON FREIGHT.
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A. B. c., by Miss Fannie B. Zantxinger
Christ the Purifier, by Miss Minnie Brandon
School for Ne, by the Misses Susan Harris, Fanni,
ZantEinger, Lizzie Smoot, Ada Connolly, Mary Butt
Matilda simonton, and Bette Radcliffe
French Dialogue, by the Misses Minnie Brandon
Margaret Howell and Ellen Harris
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vshsmsuss than grace. he va dressed 10 q
7sedy suit Of hlsck-srortsd . shirt collar
which completely hid HE ssrs-and w,rs a
white nsckolo.h, ''dons up" in style to have
suited even the fas.idious taste Of Mn. Stowe.
He WIS expostulating with Mr.. Parker, the
geutleuanly clerk, In tones loud enough to be
heard at the Capitol. "De Lor' bress your
benighted soul, sab! You charge ministers
Oh dc gospel for riding in your cars? Its an
inquisitiou, sab !" ------z=
80. An exchange paper states that DR.. p.
Borrairo, an old and parsimonious physician,
in St. Louis, having no relatives, and but few
persons with whom he associated, died last
week. Aftcr his dscease, person in overlook
ing his baggage, examined small carpet bag
lying In his chamber, and to his surprise found
over 81 900 in money, all in small bills. Sub
sequently in an old box, under pile Of wood
over 81, 700 in gold and silver was found, and
on searching his cellar, the sum of $4,000 in
Missouri Bank bills, was discovered hidden
away In the chimney. It was placed in the
hands Of the public administrator.
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iaxpokrkD ron fas STAR
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY COURT
Arcnsr rrRM-rHfRN DAY.

Coumonweal b vs.. Korsemsn Petit lane
ny Stuart for prosecution Smith ana Beech
for defence A large number OF witness:
were examined, and the case was argued but
the jary being unable to agree, they we're dis-
charged
Petition of James Kinney, free negro, FOL
permission to remove from Orange b zalexan.
dria county -Mr. Stuart moved that the cour,
rescind tho order Of yesterday granting said
permission, and argued for the motion, Mr.
Hill opposing it. The court ruled that Kinney
appear and show cause why said motion should
be granted.
Commonwealth vs.. Courtney Attempt At
firing house. Stuart for prosecution; g. L.
Gordon for defence. Case postponed until Fri
day.
Commonwealth vs. John Parker, NJ. Doug
lac, and A. r Ball; Common wealth VS. NJ
Douglas, II. Bail, and s. Ball Commonwealth
vs.. George Johns In these cases the Com
monwealth's attorney entered mol pros.
Commonwealth vs.. Louisa Ritz, Betsy Will
liams ct al; free Negroes For remaining in
the State without permission. Few summons
granted
Several commonwealth cases were continued
tho civil docket called over, and Court ad.
journed.
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BREAD-BREAD-BREAD.

gTNHR suncrb'r takes hts opportunity OF return
l. ing bis thanBs TO bis humorous customers for
thsir iib-rsl an continued patronage ann ass res
them that no ef,rt shall b. spared on bis part 20
merit q cor thu nc Of the same. have now eu.
gagged sufficient quantity Of q perienced worknrn
bsst brands Of f,milV -four have seo incrpas d
my fieilities for delivering aud am nov r.sdy t.
supply all orders with my superior family BRE ID
every afternoon in lime for tea. We cnntirue g.
Tea pnns, Dir nerR lis, Pies, &c. A great variety
Of .et { axe fresh evsrv day Ifyou wanr good IT.
cIes end save time and tro ub g, cali at the FAMILY
BAKERY, corner Of r and 18th ct, eets
JAMES FRAsIsR.
n. B-To those pt rscns who have been bach wgrd
in raging their bills u|d say, II you xisn to
continue eating my bread, psy up and begin snew.
sul l0-1w