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DOINGS IN CONGRESS.

SENATE.-After an Executive session, which
lasted until after four D. M, the Senate ad
journed.
HoUsE.-Y esIerday, after we went to press
at the conclusion of the speech of Mr.. Olds in
favor Of his bill to increase the compensation
of Deputy Postmasters at miner Offices,
Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn, replied to some of that
gentleman's points.
Mr.. Upham also addressed the House in
favor of the bill.
The said bill was subsequently read the
thiru Tune and passed; an amendment pro-
posed by Mr.. Houston to increase the single
rate of prepaid postage from three to five cents
being rejected. ties $50 - =
Various resolutions, asking for information
principally, were brought forward and dis
posed OF. In the course of these proceedings,
MIR. Campbell asked leave to offer the follow
ing resolution: = -
ResoiVed, That the President be requested
to cause negotiations to be opened with the
government of Great Britain with view of
ascertaining upon what condition that govern
ment will consent to the annexation of the
Canadas to the United States of America u
The reading of the resolution occasioned
much laughter.
There being objection to it, Mr.. Campbell
moved suspension of the rules, and asked for
the yeas and nays
MIR: Dean asked whether the gentleman
would accept of an amendment, including Cuba
within the terms of his resolution?
Mr.. Campbell. No, sir, I cannot
Mr. Dean. I want them both annexed 10
keep up the equilibrium; and if the gentleman
will not include Cuba, cannot vote for his
resolution - vs.. =. = - :
A Voice: :. That's not german y Z. b.
The Speaker. Does the gentleman 20 modify
his resolution
Mr.. Campbell. do not, go $50 -.
Mr.. Farley. ask If the House shall sus.
pend the rules, whether the gentleman viii &C.
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.ABoLITIONIsM DEFINEp.-Senator Buck.
eioW' OF Pennsylvania, in an admirable
speech the other day in favor of the Ne.
braska BILL thus defines abolitionism:
SIR, the spirit of abolitionism is thor.
oughly Venomons and implacable. No
concessions will satisfy or appease it.
Inspired by deadly, inextneuishable
hatred Of our system of confederate GOV.
eminent, it would rush to the accom-.
plishment of its designs over . PROSTATE
Constitution, and through the baleful
flames Of civil war. Destructive in ell
its instincts and passions, it is to be re.
sisted as an enemy to whom no quarter
is to be given, and to conciliste whom
is to betray our country" .ealr.4ssl
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intslligsncer continues the con-
sideration Of the Nebraska bill, in com.
munications from Petersburg, Virginia,
Publius,') and Dayton. Ohio, ("An
Ohio Non-Intervention Democrat. both
against it.
The talon explains something of the
griefs Of the disappointed office-seekers in
California, who recently sought to use
General Wool, as against the President
and Senator Gwin. The same journal
criticises northern crocodile tears over the
violation of the Missouri Compromise,
analysing them by what the weeping
Northern journals and public men said
of the same Compromise of 1920, up to
the time the Nebraska project was
brought forward.
The Sentinel is again on the Washing
ton Gas Company-that ''insolent mo-
nopoly" quote our usually mild
neighbor. What's out! For four or
five months past, there has been an in
tsrminable scent of escaping gas in the
immediate vicinity of the Sentinel office,
giving evidence to the passer by, that
there was much more gas" escaping in
that immediate vicinity from loose joints
or machinery out of "kilter, than issues
legitimately through the Sentinel news
paper. The wags insisted that our jolly
nelgnOor would not stand that sort Of
rivalry long. Hence, as they predicted,
he's OWN on the gas company in good
ear.rst.
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PIE RSONAL.

....George D. Prentice, the witty editor Of
the Louisville Journal, is in this city, al
Browns Hotel.
-. Forrest is drawing great crowds at the
Broadway theatre, New York.
....Miss Davenport is doing fine business
at the Philadelphia Chestnut street theatre
I'VE were the first to announce that Hon
John Robbins, Jr., of Philadelphia, had been
solicited to consent to be the Democratic can.
didate for Mayor of that city. The Philadel-
phia Sun Of yesterday says; ,.-.--
"Hon. John Robbins, Jr., has been solicited
by several Of his democratic fellow citizens
70 permit his name to DO used as a candidate
for the Mayoralty and in reply he accedes,
with much modesty, to their request Mr.
Robbins has many warm friends and excellent
qualities to render him formidable opponent,
and if upon investigation it is found he pos
sesses those peculiar administrative powers, so
requisite in the presiding officer Of our en-
larged city, he will probably receive his party
nomination.
-. The Vermont Patriot says that A. g
Burke was removed from the Office of postmas-
ter at Bellows Falls, for assuming to be a
special agent of the post Office department, and
thus sponging free rides over the railroads.
80. Mr.. Shine Lawler, who was removed
from the commission Of the peace for attending
dinner given to Mr.. VIM. Smith O'Brien, al
Cork, in 1S4S, has been reinstated. p i'i
-. We learn that the Boon children will
take benefit in this city on Monday night
next. We trust they will have full house
-. ALEC" Cummings, the Janus of the
Philadelphia Bulletin, splits out the venom Of
his bad heart on Mr. Breckinridge, relative
to his course on the Nebraska controversy
We would rather have the abuse OF such erea-
lures, than their praise. .-4- - IL. -..s e55
-. 1t Is rumored from Albany that Mr..
ThurIow Weed has ordained that w. H. Sew.
ard shall be the next Governor of the State );
Henry j. Raymond, Lieutenant Governor; and
Washington Hunt United States Senator.
-. Chambers MeKibben, Of the Merchants
iioesi, Philadelphia, 10 named az candidate
VI comptroller Of the consolidated city.
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MINERAL WATER.

N1E the undersigned respectfully announce 20
w our friend and the public in general, thst
we have increased our facilities for the manufact
Of MINERAL WATER, at the Old sta I'D of Mack &
Arney.
To avoid confusion ill drive our own wagons,
s. that tn. public may not tie deceived by persons
who have been going around and representing them
selves drivers.
AL orders ny mail or left at factory, corner of
Green and Olive sts., will be promptly despatched
ap Aim Army & SHINN
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FRUE TREES, GARDEN SEEDS, &c.

'INHE subscriber has TO offer at his nursery inc
/ oil. ction of Fruit Tree, complying pear. ar
pies, apric IT'S puns, cherries, and many Thousands
of tie fine large English Gooseberries, Curran's.
Raspberries, Rhubarb cots &C., of the very choicest
varieties. The Garden and Flower Seeds ha ing
been sole, ted personally in Europe from the lest
growers, OF the most gen uire quality Am rg the
vegetables the finest kinds of Csb,sges. Cauli.
fl WEIR, TurHips, &C. The flower seeds compr Sc "
erythiAg new and rare JOHN SAUL.
Nursery, 9Th street, between o and P sta.
Seed Store corner Of eth and II streets.
ap4-d6t*
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE wish t. infoam our friends and the puhli,.
w generally, that now have the largest and
cheapest stock of Dry Goods to be foun in this city,
and most earnestly call the attention cfperscns who
buy for the cash, as We know We can offer III N
goods at least ten per At cheaper than houses no
sell on credit. 1t is very certain AMI plsin that
houses that do credit bu siness must charge an ry
ira profit. TO losses in bad d.brs ami TO make
up for diff .rebce in the time thsy have to wait
the ir money. Our motto is quick sales ard small.
Call and try US. VERIFY, TEBBS VERIFY,
ap lin Corner 9Th ST and Pa ay
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n~ Washington Highlanders.-A
US meeting of the Corps will be held In the hall
of the Washington Light Infantry, on WEDNK6-
DAY EyENING, the 9Th Of April, at ~ O'clock
Every member Is expected 10 b present The fol-
lowing the officers Of the company: Capt Z. ].
Watt; 3D. Lieut.. @. =. Cone; Ensi n Thoa Mc0rath,
Hss e.5rz-z51 II. A. KL0pRER, Chairman.
WIN. FORSYTH, Secretary. mar ao-ets
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SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS.
MRS. A. SPIER
UTILL open on Thursday, the 9th instant, ney
w and elegant assortment of SPRING SUN
MER MILLINERY.
MILLINERY ROOMS,
street, between 9Th and 10th streets.
At
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% At the late municipal election at
New Orleans, the following gentlemen
were elected John l.. Lewis, Mayor ;
VIM. H. Garland, Treasurer 0. DeBuys,
Comptroller L.. H. Pile, Surveyor A.
5. Phelps, Street Commissioner.
The mayor elect was the regularly
nominated Democratic candidate. The
others were all on the Reform ticket.
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" The citizens of Norfolk and yicini-
ty have lost $4,000 by the absconding
OF slaves during the past year. The last
case was that Of negro man belonging
to Mr.. Richard Doyle. The Norfolk
Herald says we are called upon almost
daily to record the loss of this species
of property.
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u The Supreme Court CT Pennsylva-
MA has refused to grant an injunction
against tearing down the old market
houses Of Philadelphia and putting up
new ones.
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q The Richmond Enquirer says that
the freezing weather of fast week destroy
ed all hopes OF even partial crop of fruit
N that section of Virginia, and it is to
be feared thatits effects have been equally
blighting throughout the State.
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FINE WATCHES & RICH JEwELRY

II HOOD, Pa avenue. between "a end Sixth
IL. streets, hiss just returned from the North
with a good eseortm Mt Of the most rcl snd fash.
ionable Jewelry in the market, which he has pur.
chased for cash at very low prioes and will oer for
SALE the same, at wholesale or retsil much cheaper
thai goods of like qual ty has been sold for be-
fore In this section OF the country. Plae cal ,st
the store, sign Of the
an 3-tf LARGE cpPraD EAGIp
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u Senator Crabb, of Philadelphia,
presented petition to the Pennsylvania
Lee stature, the other day, for a prohibi-
tory obacco law, which was referred to
the onmittce on Vice and ImmoraIity.
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o. Judge Richardson once said that
Everything was foreknown, except what
would be the verdict of petit Jury"
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DRY GOODS


AT Wholesale or by the Piece
M ERCHANTS and Others buying g o Is Mt whole
vi sale or by the piece for cash. will find il great
10 Their advantage to give Us cal, and beg leave
to call their attention to the following
cases Prints
do Lawns
do Barage de Lanes
10 do bleeched Cottcns
bales brown Cottops
100 dozen Napkins
100 do Towels
20 bundles brown linen Table cloths
bales Carpet Chain, assorted colors
p 10 pieces Rag and List Carpets
10 bales Cotton Rats
500 dezen Spool Cotton, white and cold
ECO gross Lasting, bone, and other Buttons
%, zoo Needle, best make
200 dog Linen Cambria Hand'kfs
With large and general stock, adapted to the
wholesale trade, which viii be sold as cheap as they
can be bought in any Of the Northe, cities
YERBY. TEBBS & YEkBY,
Corner Of Penna. avenue and 1th street.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE --
DRESS MAKING ESTARI1SHMENT

Miss DU VAIL and MISS CHILDRESS rep CT
Vl fully inform the ladies' of Wsshig ytop ard
solicit call from them on 11ih street. four doors
from They Use Mrs Gilpen's system ard co not
have 10 fit or pin on Innings.
Innings and Patterns cut + 81 cents.
Sleeve, Bask, and Mantle patterns just received.
an -1v$
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TO SUBSCRIBERS AID ADvKRr1sxRs.

No subscription discontinued unless by positive
order e't an This Office
The privilege Of Annual Advertisers is strictly
limited o their own immediate business; and all al
Nerts.-ens for the benefit Of other persons well
IS all advertisements not Immediately connected
" III Their own business, and ali classes Of adver
rsements, in length or otherwise, beyond the limits
ergaeed, will be charged az the usual rates. For all
such transient advertising bills will be separately
rendered, and prompt payment is desired.
No reports, resolutions, or proceedings of any cor
Poration, society, association public meeting, and
no communication designed to call attention to any
matter of limited Or individual interest," can be in
serted unless paid for as an advertisement.
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BOOK BINDING,

Tn all its varieie,, neatly executed, on he mo
l. reasonable terms, ty
THOMAS RIpLkTT CO,
Pennsylv MIA avenue, south side, Cd door
ap 4-iff - from 18th street
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TUE
HAZARD
POWDER COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS OF
y III ~ N a Wy N N I"

G U N POW ID e R,
Continue to furnish Gunpowd.r of al their we'll
known brands, viz: KENTUCKY RIFLE SEA
SHOOTING, AMERICAN SPORTING, INDIAN
RIFLE. ELECTRIC, DUCK SHOOTING, 10 Kegs,
half and quarter kegs, and Canis tiers of one Ioand
each.
Also, a full assor ment of Powder for blasting 81
Mining purposes, and for Export The reputation
of their Gunpowder is too well known TO req uire
comment. For sale by tbs principal dealers in this
place, and at the Office of the Company
50 Wall street, n. Y. City.
A. G.. HAZARD, President.
A. e. DOUGLASS, Secretary. ap4-3n
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~ w ashtngto On T mper . n g
League No. 1-Will hold public meeting at
Ryland Chapel, Island, on TUESDAY EVENING,
the 4th instant, at ~ o'clock. The Rev. Dr. Reese
Kew. MI Dorsey, aud other distng rushed gentlemen
are expected to address the meeting.
The public are respectfully and cordially invited
to attend. +T - il :. -
By order Of the Central Committee:
r-s-szae JNO JOHNSON,
an a-2tn 3. + Rse SEQ
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U The new paper at Harrisburg,
"The Pennsylvania Patriot, I" is ably con-
Quoted. t1...I..
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u We trust that persons disposed to
use the advertising columns of the Star,
will remember that payment is required
in advance. IN all cases, for advertise
ments, except those sent by quarterly or
yearly advertisers.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

nR. ROBERT HUNTER will reach Washington
- on Frdly and Saturday, the 7,h aud Sth in
slant and will be happy to NICE. his former patients
and all others des OF his professional serSi
| the treatment of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
and all asestions arising fem the throat aud ungs.
II S rooms will be found over Mr.. Voss' Jekslry
store, Pa. avenue, between u h and 18th sts.
ap4-5t
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A KNOW NOTHING ADVERTISEMENT
We clip the following from the San, the
Native organ of Philadelphia:
KIN W. oMo 10
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DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA

CMiTHS DYSPEPSIA C0kDIA l.. Tor the cure df
- Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Flatuiepce, Torpid
Liver, and all diseases arising from arrangement az
certain cure for the shove diseases II Is entirely
free from any deeterious substances and is Of an
exceedingly agreeable flavor. The highest testimo-
mas accompany each bottle. For sale by z. d.
GlLM N, Pennsylvania avenue and nj BROWNS
HoTEL. Wholesale and retail Is and 20 South 18th
street Philadelphia, by the proprietor, DR.. VA. II.
caIIh. EL. apr l-3mo.
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Dolly Ereains Scr, can have il delivered to them
on the evening OF It's issue, by faithful carriers, b,
leaving their names at the store Of GATHERS h
BRO, corner of HOLIDAY and Baltimore streets.
Al WILMINGTON, DEL, z. g. r. BUTLER, ia
Market street, will attend to the delivery of the Star
AtPHLADrLpHIA,J T. BATES, at the Exchange
I'm furnish thnze who wish copies Of the Sa earl.
On the morning. after it, issue.
At PoRrsNoUTH AND NORFOLK, Va, r. G. STA
PIES, No. 4s High street, Portsmouth, is prepared to
serve the Star regularly 10 all who may wish it.
At ANNAPOLIS, Nd, NORMAN LESLIE will act
Agent for the delivery Of the Star the evening
of its issue. ..- go. Fsr 1926
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FOR BALTIMORE,

The Steamer OSCEOLA leaves
lssas - W ashington for Baltimore every
TUESDAY MORNING, ut oc ok and Alexandra
at 8 o'clock.
Returning, leaves Baltimore every THURSDAY
at o'clock p. m.-stopling at Leonardtosn, Md
st. Mary's River, Md, Kinsale and Cone River a d
the usual landings on the Potomac, for signals or
to land passengers. JAS. MITCHELL,
ap 4-3m 20. at F-t Ca tain.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

COPARTNERSHIP.
/ HAVE this day associated with me Mr. FRE, l.
Il HARVEY, f r the purpose Of conducting the BARD
ARE BUSINESS in the new, extensive, and com
modius warehouse, next to Messrs g. 4 T. Part er
Co. The business in future viii be done under the
firm Of K. WHEELER co.
L. WHEELER
r. L. HAhNEY.
"E have on hand a Well selected stock of Hard.
w ware, Cutlery, Bar Iron, Steel, Tin, Ma Is,
Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Tools Bull ling Nat r ais,
Mortices and Anger Machines, Platform and Count
er Scales, DC, in fact everything to be found in
we'll regulated Hardware Store; which will be s. VI
as chesp can be had this side of the manufactcr.
les. By strict attention to business, it'll good
sorment Of Goods. and small profits, we hope 10 n
ceive share of the public patronage.
sp fdZw WHEELER 4 CO.
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DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.

II HAVE just have Tt ceiyud supply o. BEDFORD
l. WATER, transported from the Springs in large
glass vessels, (the ouly manner in which that water
can be kept in pure state Also, a supply Of us
Lick, White Sulphur and Congress Water.
By an arrangement just made, shall be able to
furnish the following waters at few d.ys notice
al OF which will guarapt to re genuine, viz:
Empire, saratrga, shi Sulphur. sharon Magne-
sis, Magnolia Salt Sulphur, Jordan Sulphur, Salt
Sulphur. Rockbridge Alum. German Seltzer. Canada
Mineral Chloride de Ca CT m and Ok Orchard
Acid Water J. ID. MOORE
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II WHEELER leturns lis thank. 10 his
IL. friends and Customers for the patronage be.
slowed On him at his old stand and respec fully So
hcits cont nustion Of The same for the n W rm at
their new place Il business opposite B:owns' Bo'el
Ali persons indebted to him are requested TO call
and settle either hy cash u notes af shnrf hataS
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r EFT hts home In Virginia on suL-
day. Msrch &c, q Man. Q little dersnged, va
last sesu in Georgetown, on Monday, March y, had
on whan he l~ft home, blac cloth Coat and Panta-
looms, red Vi st, cloth cap and coarse brtgsn 81
he is abont fest s inches high, about q years Of
age and has q stoppsge In his speech when spok' n
70. Any p:rson giving any information where tan
be fonnd will be literally rewarded.
JAS. Ro ERTS,
Springville, Fairfax county, Virginia.
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VALUABLE Historical Work

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\ History Of the zen h Protestant Refugees
from the Revcc ltion of the Edict of Nantes to Gu
own days, by Chas. Wells with AmericIn Ar
pendx by desc ndaut Of the IIugue ao.s, in vo'
Price 81 20
Old Edinburgh, A Historical Sketch of the ancient
metropolis of Scotland
Australia, its Scenery, Natural History and ia
Resources, with g'an at its Gold Fields.
GRAY BAlLAN1YSE,
an If SEVENTH straet
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON BOAT

The THOMAS CoLLlER will
d9s=%5.l12s depart at the hours named.
Leave Alexandria a. ~, els, llLs, ~, 81. s.
Leave Washington So, loaz, I212, 2h, "a, ~.
ington "a 81, NJ, 134, ga, IS.
ap St SAM'L GEDNEY Cart.,p
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COMBs 4 BRUsHEs.-LAMMoND 7th

~ street has TO Sal- good assortment Of Tuck.
lug Combs, in sleil buffalo, AID Breziliap, Horn,
In liza Rub 1T Long c. mbs for cbiidrep
Also, Hair, Too:h, Nal CIo;h, Viii ker al other
Brushes O. "a,
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION ST ORE
~ MITCHELL REYNOLDS, Resl Estate
Age ms and Aucuoneers. Rooms on 9TH IT. te,x
am ii streets, have fer ale between 300 and 400
Building Lots Honses, and Farms ef every dsscrip-
')n. Persous de- iring to axe investments 10 city
property will find il to their advantage to call on
the above, personally CT by letter. ap l-eolm
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cent Of an amendment to include New Bsuns.
wick and Nova Scotia?
Mr.. Campbell. Yes.
The question having been taken, the House
refused 10 suspend the rules-yeas %, nays II9.
The House then adjourned
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ACE AND ENBRoIDERY.-Just received q
IL choice s. 'cton If every description of Laees
Eigings and luyeS'ings, Schensetts and Collars.
Ladie. ana gents b. st Kid and SILK Gloves: Dress
Trimmings such Gimps. Ribands Gallons
Brois together with every variety of articles used
in the Millinery business
" Is Lad'es' Hats oi every 6es,ri ption made 10
order WIN. 2. SHtDD,
fp 3-u llth ST.. above Pa ave.
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lust Received, HARPER,S for A,riL
~ only 20 cents a copy. For sale by the Agent
ALIEN ADAMSoN, on 9TH street, opposite 'he Post
olnce. an lot
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4 GOOD CHANCE for q MATCHMAKER or I.
"a Jeweller--For Rent, he store on Pennsylvs
mia avenue, between l1tn and 18th SITS, now doing
fair business and for Matchmaker 10 a first rate
situaI Enquire nj the store. :. A LEWIS.
an 3-eoSt
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1NE CENT HN" AHD.-kanaway from
~ the subscriber on the Sd instant, VIM Cl-rS
an ndentured apprentice to tho Segsr apd Tsbaecc
business. I hereby forewsru all persons from hsr
ring or trusting said boy my account, az I viii
pay no debts contracted by him and any per OF
harbe ring aid by will he DEALT with according ,s
law. JESSA SISsON.
An 4-3.s